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Chronicle
Financial
U. S, Pat. Office
Reg
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
Surety Co.—Elects New
ment
tional
Months Ended
12
Operating
Operating
income—
income—
income„___.__.»-.--:~-_____„—i—
60,169
3,112,420
2,285,637
2,184,295
$2.36
———
_
income_—__—_
Net
dividends
ion 925,317 shares)
after preferred
Balance
Earnings per common share
—V.
185,
Stock and Bond Quotations
$27,500,120 $25,091,424
——__—3,052,251
2,726,937
Other
„
New York
American
$2.19
936,824 shares,
Boston
First
or
is
Corp.
America
of
Co.
Aluminum
and
•:
subsidiaries
its
constitute
producer of primary aluminum with operations ranging from
and processing of bauxite to the fabrication of aluminum
aluminum alloys into semi-finished and finished products. Alumi¬
grated
the
mining
and
products of the company sold for civilian purposes are ordinarily
for transportation equipment, building materials, elec¬
num
used extensively
trical
sales
net
with
$634,139,000
nine
months
of
of
revenues
the
for
company
30, 1956, totaled $658,728,000 compared
period of 1955. Net income for the first
$67*655,000 against $66,278,000 for the same
Sept.
Translated into
Exchange
share
per
fiscal
1956
was
185,
investment
the
company
company
holders
the
The
of
outstanding
Rights
involved.
44,211
Net
proceeds
Gas
financing
lor
of
of
stock
covers
which
may
be
on
held.
in
allotment,
primary
No
construction
also
to any
are
shares
subscription
costs
to
prior
to
to
meet
right
the
temporary
as
additional construction
to
subject to
subscribe,
other shareholders
by
not taken
will
the
issued
be
under the
the
subscription
rfecord date
under their
forthcoming warrant
for the
price
for
the
new
offering.—V. 184, p. 2730.
Corp.—Acquisition—
This corporation has purchased National Northern Corp., which will
carry on the ordnance and explosives research, development and test¬
ing business known as the National Northern Division of National
Fireworks Ordnance Corporation at West Hanover, Mass., it was an¬
American Potash &
on
Jan.
16
Activities carried
Chemical
by Peter Colefax,
by National
on
46
President.
Northern's staff of 50
Statement of Federal
.
46
Sinking Fund Notices 46
of Bank Clearings.....
45
STOCK
laboratory studies, pilot
technicians include
production and field test¬
detonators, fuzes and
commercial customers.
has participated have
been the Navy's 2.75-inch rocket, the igniter for the U. S. Air Force
J A T O ijet-assisted take-off > unit, sounding grenades for the Aerobee
rocket, the only new pressed explosive to go into regular service since
items
Among
propellants,
pyrotechnics,
explosives,
of
ing
the
for
the programs
military
services
185
& SHARE
Bay Street,
COMPANY
V.
183,
in which National Northern
American
,
Seal-Kap Corp. of
Delaware—Acquisition—
corporation has acquired an aggregate of 47% of the common
stock of National Rubber Machinery Co. of Akron, Ohio, it was an¬
nounced on Jan. 14.
The stock was acquired from existing share¬
holders and does not represent any financing on. the part of National
Rubber Machinery Co.
Both companies are listed on the American
Stock Exchange.
This
statement issued by
joint
Paul A. Frank President of
The
to
of
Toronto 1, Ont.
34012
LJ. FORGET &
CO.
added that National Rubber
Machinery Co.
shipments during 1956 of about $16.000.000—an
over 1955 shipments of $11,554,000.
American Seal-
report
38%
its subsidiaries
will report combined sales in
1956 of approxi¬
on
vacated
A
to
corporation on Jan. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
245,000 shares of capital stock
(par one cent) to be
at $1
per share,
without underwriting. The proceeds are to
used for expansion and working capital.
The
covering
SEC
offered
be
manufactures
corporation
The
emergency
rescue
apparatus.
supplier of machinery
in
the rubber and plastics industries.
It also makes an appliance,
the National Garbage Disposer, used in homes and restaurants.
National
Rubber Machinery Co. has about 1,200 employees and
conducts extensive development of machinery for making and curing
automobile and truck tires and for the extrusion of rubber compounds
and
thermo-plastics.
Plants are located in Akron and Columbiana,
Ohio and Clifton, N. J. A 90,000 square foot plant in Letonia, Ohio,
acquired in 1956 is expected to be in operation in 1957.
Mr.
Black Samuel D.
Lunt of Buffalo, and Gilbert E. Webster,
President of National Lock Washer, all directors of American Seal-Kap
Corp. of Delaware, have been serving on the board of
directors of
the National Rubber Machinery Co. since March 1956.—V. 184, p. 1790.
Rubber
Offered—The larg¬
stock in months was
made on Jan. 15 with the offering of 964,454 shares of
common stock
(par $5) of this company by a group of
underwriters headed by Eastman, Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co. and Stephens, Inc. The stock was priced at
Arkansas Louisiana
est
Gas Co.—Stock
secondary offering of common
$22 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
Louisiana
Gas
shares, comprising 21% of outstanding Arkansas
stock, wore owned by Til-Continental Fi¬
common
Corporation.
nancial
Louisiana Gas, is an integrated natural gas
engaged in the production and distribution of natural gas
Louisiana and Texa3. It also operates extraction plants
for
the processing
of natural gas and engages in the exploration
for
and production
of gas and oil.
On Oct. 31, 1956 the company
distributed gas
at retail in
151 communities and environs, having
an
estimated population of 1,000,000.
BUSINESS—Arkansas
company
Arkansas,
in
EARNINGS—Operating
1956
amounted
to
revenues
$54,767,757,
of
in the
which
12 months to Oct. 31,
$42,891,313 were derived
sales, $10,120,680 from extracted products and
$1,755,764 from other sources.
Net income for the period was $6,901,344, equal to $1.50 on the 4,599,945 common
shares currently
from
natural
gas
outstanding.
620.000.000.
National
BROKERS
research program."
joint announcement
expects
National
American
will continue
by Mr.
Machinery
National^ management
National in its
Machinery Co., and E. M. Black, Board Chairman of
Corp., "said: "National Rubber Machinery Co.
to
operate as in
the past under the management headed
Frank
American Seal-Kap's ownership of National Rubber
stock would provide assurance of continuity of
as
well as the advantage of greater resources to aid
Rubber
Kap and
private wire to
SAVARD A MART
announced
II and a
1226.
p.
increase
EXCHANGE
TELEPHONE EMpire
Direct
was
Approved Fire Equipment Co., Inc., Island Park, L. I.,
N. Y.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
and
number of classified projects.
National Northern's facilities include approximately 90 acres of land,
extensive laboratory and testing facilities and a firing range at West
Hanover
as
well as a 1,900-acre testing range at Halifax, Mass.—
World'War
mately
BOND
it
Commission,
$240,000.
exceed
to
A
scientists and
MEMBERS
TORONTO
Exchange
issued an order temporarily suspending a
from registration under the Securities Act of
or
made permanent.
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount.
One of the conditions of such exemption is a requirement
lor the filing
of semi-annual reports reflecting the amount of secu¬
rities
sold pursuant to the exemption and the
use of the proceeds
thereof.
In
its
suspension order, the Commission asserts that no
such reports have
been filed and that requests of its Staif for the
filing of the reports have been ignored
Hoyt's Regulation A notification, filed Jan. 11, 1955, proposed the
public
offering of
pre-formation limited partnership interests not
be
Regulation
respect
Redemption Calls and
expansion and
S. J. BROOKS &
has
with
Reserve Banks
The Course
Co.—"Stock Offering Suspended—
and
Securities
14,
should
46
Seal-Kap
THE
Commercial Produc¬
Carpet Staple—
Regulation
1933 with
respect to a public offering of securities by Howard Hoyt, as "The
Ankles
Aweigh
Co.," a company formed to produce a
theatrical
venture, of New York City.
The order provides an opportunity for
hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspension order
Michigan
incurred
recently
or
have
determine
will
Viscose Corp.—Begins
Manager,
exemption
A
be used to
Con¬
-o
are
privilege.
shares
directors
shares just
for the year was $204,504.
This compares
preceding fiscal year.
1956 investment income
cents per share as compared with 39 cents lor
12 months earlier.—V. 184, p. 2618.
thi
with funds to repay or
offering.
nounced
Payable
System
Combined Condition
related
fractional
The
Federal Reserve
sta¬
expenditures.Shareholders
profits amount to 42 cents
from this source of 30
for the 1954 and 1955
is starting commercial production of Colorspun
carpet rayon staple, John C. Wilmerding, Rayon Staple
revealed on Jan. 14. Deliveries will begin this month
from
the firm's
Parkersburg, West Va., plant. The staple is being
offered in colors designed for blending ancl also acceptable for tweed
combinations.
The staple will be made in 15 denier Initially. Prices
are from 45 cents to 55 cents per pound.—V.
183, p. 2070.
News Cover
51
12
Exchange Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
additional
an
purchased
subsidiary.
the latter
leans
bank
of
shares
442,114
the
American's
providing
Company,
$25,000,000
respectively
corporation
This
The
Foreign
No underwriting
also
shares
sale
the
of
common
solidated
distributions
(solution dyed)
Sales
operations.
purchase
reduce
Feb. 25.
Bond Offerings..^
Dividends Declared and
by
by amend¬
to be supplied
are
1957
8,
shares
10
statement
registration
representing
each
for
to expire about
expected
The
shares,
bilization
subscription price
and
are
stock
State and City
The
subscription
for
record Feb.
of
stock
additional
the
stock.
comomn
par
shares
442,114
the
common
of
share
one
date
record
ment.
is
its
of
basis
offer
$25
its
General Corporation & Investment
with
statement
registration
a
of
shares
to
proposes
filed
14
'Jan.
on
442,114
share
income
of Colorspun
tion
Miscellaneous Features
With SEC—
American Natural Gas Co.—Registers
covering
period
same
American
Jan.
This
for
Ankles Aweigh
141.
p.
~
SEC
per
equivalent to 45
was
*
cents
$196,152
with
Exchange
'after making provisions for Federal,
years.
Net
37
with
compared
as
37
and
cents
$192,791.68
to
taxes.
a share basis, the security
like
the
1955.—V.
of
months
in
operating
and
months-ended
nine
many
•
uses.
Consolidated
the
for
and
machinery
appliances,
household
equipment,
other
_i
local
and
State
1956
31,
amounted
profits
38
38
Toronto Stock Exchange
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
Over-the-Counter Markets
43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange.____ 33
Stock
Canadian Stock
Montreal
irtte-
an
when
—
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock
approximately 4.6% of the common stock.
named as manager of an underwriting
will offer the stock.
which
group
This
34
^
Exchange
Oct.
stock
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange. 4*1.^ 37
Coast Stock
Pacific
Inc.—Fund Reports Gain—
Fund's 18th annual report for the fiscal year
indicates that the trustees sold "Several common
holdings on
which substantial security profits were realized.
was
accomplished principally in the earlier months of the year
there was
a
period of generally rising stock prices.
Security
Trust
Lexington
ended
34
34
;
Midwest Stock Exchange
covering 250,000 shares of its common stock. Public offering
which is expected to be made next month will not
own
The
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
17 with the SEC by this
represent new financing by the aluminum producer since all of the
shares registered are part of the holdings of Arthur V. Davis, Board
Chairman of the company. Upon consummation of the sale. Mr. Davis
will
Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock
stock,
the
of
Stock
Boston
registration statement was filed on Jan.
company
Stock
13
25
29
31
(Stocks).
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
Stock Exchange
York
New
Aluminum Co. of America—Files Secondary—
A
American Trusteed Funds,
Page
157,121
2,884,058
2,129,799
2,028,457
141.
p.
of this
Western World Corp., S.A., of Havana,
insurance managers for American Surety in South and Central America
and Cuba.
Mr. Godoy is also President of the La Metropolitana, La
Alianza and Panamericana
insurance companies in Cuba, as well as
of a large general agency there and reinsurance and brokerage affili¬
ates in Havana and New York.—V. 184, p. 817.
In This Issue
—
Gross
Trustee—
Cuba, has been elected a trustee
Ultramar
of
President
is
He
1955
1956
31—
Dec.
revenue—
Havana,
company.
Gas Corp.—1956 Earnings Higher—
Alabama
of
Godoy,
Enrique
investment company filed with the SEC an amend¬
on Jan. 10.
1957 to its registration statement covering- an addi¬
4,000,000 shares of capital stock, si.25 par value.—V. 185, p. 41.
York
New
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
York—Registers With SEC
Affiliated Fund, Inc., New
This
a
Investment News
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
$1.25
Price
N. Y., Monday, January 21, 1957
New York 7,
Number 5605
Volume 185
1957
JAN 3 3
ISSUE
MONDAY
DIVIDENDS—A
Machinery Co. is a leading
common
s'ock
dividend of 30 cents a share was
the fourth quarter of 1956 and
during
on the
dividends of
paid
of
of 10%
10%
paid
share were paid In each of the first three quarters
the year.
In addition to the cash dividends, a stock dividend
was
distributed on Nov. 21, 1956.
The company also paid a
stock
dividend
late In
1955 in addition to cash dividends
25
cents
during
a
the year.
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
NOVEMBER 21, 1956
Authorized
$
Outstanding
$
;
It
150,000,000
35,000,000
33,750,000
Common stock
($5 par value)
1—
5.000,000 shs.
4,599,945shs.
•The maximum amount authorized by the mortgage is $150,000,000
•First
4r2%
mortgage
bonds
series due 1973
subject
oi" the mortgage.
the restrictive provisions
to
,
,
.
-•■subscription price, in the
names below, all. shares of
otherwise
\ -
other than bonds of.the 1973 series, is
|»ut issuance of bonds,
lor
underwriters - named below have severally
rrrreed to purchase from the selling: stockholder the respective number
fiS shares of common stock set forth below:
UNDERWRITERS—The
>•■'
Shares
Securities
Ttephens
Co.
&
3,000
5,000
Lee
2,000
/.twill & Co., Inc
Lehman
Redpath
■Farrow, Leary & Co.-—;—
Barth
Co.-
&
riyth & Co., Inc.—
28,000
Loewi
14,000
Taunt Ellis & Simmons—w_
5,000
Co.,
&
7,000
Co
&
*
5,000
& Sherrerd——
5,000
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
John W. Clarice & Co.——
14,000
J butcher
& Co.
Inc.—
3,000
Co
:—
3,000
Paine,
Columbia Investment Co-
3,000
&
—:—
j
5,000
Orowell, Weedon & Co
Collin.
Pancoast.
IDittmar
14.00)
Schwabacher & Co._-__-.____
Spencer, Swain & Co., Inc.
William R. Staats & Co.—
lq.ooo
Edwards & Sons—-—
A. G.
& Turner
Guerin
Upoler,
Inc.
Clement
Inc.
Evans
A.
3,000
3,000
5,000
—
—
Parwell, Chapman & Co.—_
First California
<Inc.)
Co.
Stix
Co.
&
—;
Goldman,
Sachs
<4oodbody
&
Taylor,
3,000
Sons,,
&
& Co.—— 28.000
Co
——
5,000
Marache & Co.,
5,000
Hallgarten & Co——— 14.000
Hanrahan
Hentz
H.
Co.-
&
Walston & Co.,
2,000
Wertheim
Hilliard & Son—
5,000
&
Herman
Brothers
J.
J.
B.
-
Weil,
Friedrlchs
VT.
Dean Witter
3.000
14,000
Woodcock,
E. Hutton & Co
1
made in
our
common
Fulton
3.000
.
for
24
is underwritten by a group of
the
The
:
'
the
Armco
.2 1
H, Hentz
Corp.
&
& Co.—-——
Herman
—
to
.5)
Hirsch.Co~——•
a
J.
Hilliard & Son A--.--
B.
Hook°r
Stroud
,
Underwood.: Netihaus
W: E.
Hutton
70
H;
C.
'
Ashland.
Kv.;
Pa.Baltimore,
Butler,
Md.;
Zanesville,
Indianapolis
.30
Harold
I,'.
Wood
&
iVulff, Hansen'&
,40
and
Pique. Ohio; and the Sheffield Division, which operates plants at
City, Mo.; Houston. Tex.; and Sand Springs. Okla.
»
Armco manufactures
in
these- plants
a
widely diversified line of
steel products which includes the following: hot and cold rolled carbon,
stainless and alloy steel sheers and coils: hot and cold foiled electrical
Kansas
'
steel
*
steel
bar
tubing;
and
and
carbon
porcelain
and
wire
enameling,
coatod
terne
steel
semi-finished)
and
wrought
railroad
steel
car
coated,
zinc
welded
pipe,
drainage products and other items manufactured from iron and
«-■'
United
States
Both
of
112
of
Products
Metal
&
44
plants
are
land<- and
leased
on
these
•
.
"...
the
Armco Drainage
steel
*"
pipe, water control gates- and miscellaneous sheet
•, v
"/
-
Armco
provide
and
International
engineering
nersounel
assistance,
steel
Corp.
4
GIVING
Sinking fund debentures:
Series
A—2^4 V
Series B—3^
Pfd.
stk.
EFFECT TO
of
*■
•'
t
1968-
25.0003)00
♦Under the terms of
on
corporation
or
before
notes
oy
at
Under
may
an
group
31,
1957.
aggregate
Agreement dated Sept. l.
of
banks,
from
time
principal
the
terms
on
by
additional
may
-
to
corporation
of
or
before Dec.
notes
in
an
$50,000,000
have
not
and
1955, among
borrow,
time,
amounts
to-exceed
been
no
at
Credit
same
31.
1958.
aggregate
any
include
time
to
principal amount not
under
either
the
1956,
I,
—
shares, reserved for Issuance
purchase
1987.—V.
a.m.
(ESTi.
St..
Wall
New
York
from
185,
if
p.
.r
Outstaniing
177.830shs.
sl)sj* 7-
and
general
{>. 2833.
named
qn
used
'
"
.
company
with
has
its
general
supermarket
.a
•••?•:
'./
..
;
■
-
; r: '//-.■
;
S.. A'neoJl, President-; has anhotiheed
committee"5 which
of
011
15.
$10:000.000
Jan.
3O.O00 shs.
.
•
•
N.
first
Y.,
will
mortgage,
formation of
the
new
a
it
under
was
the
announced
Investment
on
Jan.
bonds
due
foJan
an
acquire
exercise
to
.of, the
certain
in
the
Province
$500,000.
of
-
Canada;
qf
debts
'
33
.
<V* and has tripled over The
r
■ p
-
y
-
Eirchir^aft and Roomate?
Allen.
yi^ri-.open-.'stock .NriMa-n'uSteel furni¬
Restqcrat -reclining' chairs;/—V.
183\ p:-2236.
•
.
|
debentures
of
the
are
issuer.
unsecured
Both
and
series
A
will
and
B
Sept. 1. 1956 and are due and payable as
subject to redemption in whole or in part;
time
after
stock
are
1961;
1961
reserved
net
and
general
of
at the
for
into, shares
the
rate
this
registered
of
$2
per
purpose.
or
corporate
are
lease
the
of
stock
common
at an?
50,000 shares 01
holder thereof
share.
'
proceeds are to be used
equipment; to acquire
J
.,
to
debentures
'
convertible
are
the option
company at
time before Jan. 1.
common
i,
Feb.
debentures
the
:
all otlirt
dated
of "Feb. 1, 1966. They
by the corporation
subordinate
be
series
unit.
$100 per
'
of
of
'■•
to
'
■
purchase
plant facilities;
!
production
cap*4
for operating
purposes.
—
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
Outstandia?
PRESENT
ex¬
Authorized
6(7
pur¬
agency
operations and the proposed mill. Stanrock has entered into a1 purchase
agreement with a small group of investors, including Atlas;
regarding
their purchase from Stanrock of 33,000,000 of'
first, mortgage
debentures
due
1966—
A
Series
B
Common stock' (par
$50,000
50.000
10
eentsZIII
•Including 50,000 shares
agency
to be built by Stanroel^.
financing.for these mining
conv.
Series
certain
and
contract, with Eldorado Mining & Refining Ltd., an
Crown of Canada,
it proposes to sell. to the latter
a
uranium concentrates-produced-from a mill
In-order to provide;the initial temporary
below; have
O.K'd
or^er
by
/
Ethan
collections,
CAPITALIZATION
an
Stanrock owns
Ontario,
furniture
.
the
*
,
underwriting is involved... / ../
The
tul
Stock
issued
sales
■■
PROCEEDS—The
Company Act of 1940 authorizing this
securities of Stanrock Uranium Mines
aggregate consideration of
for
mining claims located
has
10.
and.
These
bids
1955
manufactures
'
of common stock in units of 100 shares at
as
receiv.e
exceeded
years.
stock
No.
4
the-Irvine
1956
normal
%•
stock' (par 10 cents Hn units of $300 of debentures and
at $500 per unit: also 185,500 shares
c
Cor^,—Acquisition of Stanrock
SEC,
for
all
"
150- shares of stock
manufacturing
1957, at
handle
[Beckjord Manufacturing Corp/r Toms River, N.
—
Stocks Offere<J—The company on. Dec. li 'offered as a
speculation $59,000 each of 6% -debentures, series A, and
6% debentures, series B, and 10,000 shares of common
2^—
23.
will
<;,
anv
142.
to
suant
oeverally .agreed, pursuant .to the
underwriting agreement with Armco
^nbject to the. terms and conditions
thereof, to purchase at the
One
11
Ltd.
and in what amounts, borrowings
underwriters
50.000
work,
corporation
>
The several
Co..
emption
the
outstanding'options,
UNDERWRITERS
sub-contract
up to
company,
Atlas-
exceed
and
-■
eight
ture
FINANCING
$I>—^
processing of canvas gooc'.s.—V. 184,
The
agreement
M.,
also
Baumritter
open
amounts
to
to
pay
for fixtures
of merchandise inventory
be
.••■•
company
Named to the
and
time,
to
are
.
sales
was
The
of banks, the corporation
from
PRESENT
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Bids Jan.
time outstanding.
borrowings
46-266
1,
revised of¬
a
,d'/ "
t
the
are
$50,000,000
Agreement, dated Nov.
group
in
company
CAPITALIZATION—Giving .effect to the present fiuancins, .the Barfcompany wi'l -have- issued " arid ouutandiu.g 05,164 shares'out:
total of 1C0,CC0 shares authorized.
See abo V. 184, p. 2010. •
last
so
1
reoresented
not
M.
Nathan
Prudential
Trust
second
a
TO
(par
thop work., prime and
may
be made thereunder!
tDoes
,ot
the
amount
corP°ralton does not'now know when,
;
-
outstanding.
borrow,
There
None
-•
Mexico.
executive
•BUSINESS—The corporation .was organized
in Texas on Jan,- 11
1256, with its offices and plant located at 9217 Weiss St.; Dallas Texas'
The corporation, by nature of its charter granted bv the
State of
Texas, is authorized to manufacture, purchase, sell,
process, and service
material, textiles, ceramics and wood products. Jn* addition, the cor¬
poration will be engaged in al'ied lines of. business such as machine
24.000,000 shs. til,971,157.3
Credit
a
a
the corporation and the
represented
an
Dec.
time
any
among
m
and
...
issuable in
loO.OOOshs.
_
(T.) Baumritter Co., Inc.—Forms New Exec. Comm.—
be
July 9. 1956, all of the outstanding common stock of the com¬
held bv the Prudential Discount Corp. and was acquired by
Discount Corp, 'oy an exchange of plant,
machinery
and equipment.
•_'
■- ■
• ' 4•
said
None
($10 par value«
EFFECT
$1K--—t 500.000-shs.,
As of
pany
17,500.000
series
GIVING
(par
Prefeired stock
20,570,000
100.000,000
,x
of a
cf
Authorize 1.
stock
Common
:
Outstanding
$23,500,000
35.000.000
due Jan. 1, 1964—,——
($100 par value),
Common stock
the
4
$40,00",000
1. ^66
1.
N.
It
W.
New
/4
(Texas)—Securities \Offered—Meil-.
tne
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorised
•
due April
due Jan.
Series C—3'/i
♦Bank notes
.
Certain
produce bar joists, roof deck and other' products used, in construction.
CAPITALIZATION
„
CAPITALIZATION
technical supervision
producers.
operate local manufacturing plants!
Southwest
Steel
Products, a
wholly-owned subsid ary, acquired in
1954, operates plants at Houston. Tex. and • New Orleans, La., which
a
'
and
management
traiuing to foreign
foreign* subsidiaries also
0
proceeds
net
stores."
new
BUSINESS—The
N.
_
j
\
Markets, Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.—
Super
also owns 3,750 out of a total of 4.550 shares of
stociiu t par $101
outstanding of B.uctanun's, Inc., which is
engaged in the appliance business in Albuquerque, and Farmington,
.
.
metal products.
Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary, and its
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the saY of this stock will
foreign subsidiaries sell, in foreign countries steelmill and manufactured
used
to
increase the general working capital rof the corporation
products of the corporation and its subsidiaries and products, such ass
7',that it may' expand its present operations.
_. •*
».
•
welding equipment and wire rope, manufactured by others; thev.ai^d
The
184, p. 2730.
1
,.
operating functions
'
./ '•
; .•
The offering/ '• "
committee were: Clinton W. Walker. Vice-President for
is being made only to bona fide residents, of Texas.
Fprmanufacturing and member mf the board of directors who will serve
them details follow:
a§ Committee Chairman: Daniel C. Drown. Advertising arid Sales Pro¬
7
\
'
'
motion. Manager;
Robert L. FIcks. Jr.. Sales Manager; James Tuliy,
The preferred stock is- entiTlecl to cumulative dividends at rate of
"Director of desirn development; John Luber, Comptroller, and Harold
PS
per annum and is convertible into common stock at a time after
Leitch, Credit Manager,
Nov. 8. 1957 at a conversion rate of 5-to-l.
"••
In event of anv liquidation
The new committee, ho. s been set
up as part of Eaumritter's continuing
Of dissolution of the corporation, holders of, preferred stock shall be
expansion program in a dual effort • to increase the company's ooeratentitled to receive $10 per- share plus accrued and unpaid dividends
..ing efficiency and to maintain its steady rise in sales volume. Company
before any distribution is made to common stockholders.
-,T-
Canada, Ltd. operates seven plants in Canada;
wholly-owned subsidiaries manufacture metal drainage
products, steel buildings, oil and gasoline storage tanks, welded
v
;;
.
that
The; company
Co._—.40
&
share of each class of stock at $11 per unit.
of
which
/,
'■
Debentures.;—See
presently operate? 'six stores in_ Albuoftibes located at-300 Fourth Street
in
Farmihgton,. N. M., and in
August, 1956 purchased the Stop and-Shop Market in Grants, N. M
The company owns 2,500 out of 2.625 shares
(par 810) outstanding
of the Thrnderbird Co..
which is engaged in the issue and redemp¬
tion of trading stamps in
the City oi Albuquerque and elsewhere in
•
Co._—.20;
-
?
.
Ry.
over
Gb._——L'.20,' /
capital
was made in our issue of Dec. 3f af the public offer¬
ing of 30,000 shares of 6% cumulative -convertible pre¬
ferred stock (par $1) and 30,000 shares- of common stock
(par $1) by Wiles
Co., Dallas. Tek.. in units of one-
steel'
in
Biddle
Maryland
Excess
•
tion
aluminum
products: mechanical welded
wheels; hot rolled merchant
products produced in Armco's steelmaking plants.
Armco Drainage & Metal Products.
Inc. operates
'
142.
16.
in
was
taer's
bars, 'bolts, nuts and grinding .balls.; a Toy
bars, plate, -light structural? and wire products;
steel building sections, highway guard rail, metal
grade
165, p.
Arraistead
and coils;. stainless
-sheets
iTarnail,
.20
Corp.
See .also V.
.
reinforcing
concrete
spiral
coils:
Bonderized
steel
hars,
■
and-
sheets
coated.
.
,
-
Share
&
Jan.
on
1956
of more than' $8,100,000
-
Offering Revised—The-
qu^tqite,
—7—.1
.50<
Weld & Co.-,'—1-..—" 2.10
Dean Witter & Co,-—2,10.
2.4)
Bond
4
,
.75
-
.
.♦•S.
White.
The Illinois Co., Inc.—-I—
Ohio;
•
.20
:
Western
fqr two
Westheimer. and ' Co.—
•"
Ohio;
:
months of
12
-ahd imprevements ahct■ iinUiice,Mn"-part', cost
;.30
'.30
Wainwright & Co...—_
Walker'Co.-——
H.
LOO
Co
&
4
_
the
increase
an
1955.
of
PROCEEDS—The
.20
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—-
Applegate ik
Humphrey, Inc. ———
"'•••
Ci.
&
Inc.
•.
for
income
net
-1956, at; $11 pe*r share 011 the basis of one new share for
/each two shares held. The offering was not underwritten,
g
.40
Hulme;
on
by two
Middle town,
.50
.30.*
>30
Weeks
Si
Inc.'-;— -1—if
Swivs American Corp
Towtisend. Dabney & Tyson---;
Fav —.3)
&
Hornblower
of S2,425,00Q for December
announced
fering circular dated Dec. 15, 1956, announced that rights
to
its offering of 21,712 additional shares of capital
stock (par $10) will expire today (Jan. 21), instead of
Dec, 1, 1956, as previously announced. These shares were
offered for subscription by stockholders of record Oct. 15,
.20
Co..
&
months
Stock
-
Sweney Cart Wright & Co.,_l_
•
.30
—t—4
J.
President,
Simpson,-
representing
-Barber's
2.10 *.
2-^—i_,__
-——
12
*
Spencer Trask & C.o._-. -.5:).40.,Tucker.' Anthony'& R. L. Day
.75
^
Co
&
Hill & Co
1917,
'
1578.
p.
"
Stem Brcthers & Co;.34
Hayden.Miller & Co
—40
Hayden, Stone & Co.-—A:- ".50
Hemphill Noyes & Co
^ 1.00
Y.,
164,
below.—V.
Co,
net income in excess
a
E.
railroad below.—V.
Stone & Webster Securities
Ladd-
&
& Boyce——j—_
railroad's
Sells
.50
— —
Co.
Howard
830,000,000,
the
.50
Staats & Co
.50
&
& -Refining
Oil
increase of nearly $1,580,000 over the corresponding month
an
1955-,
of
Co..50
&
Starkweather & Co.————
Stix & Co.-
Co.—
&
Gradisqn
Henry
steelmaking operations are carried
Division, which operates plants at
corporation's
Smithers
S.
William R.
Stein Bio"-.
subscription, agent.
divisions:
F.
2 10
Co
—
.50
Hallowell. Sulzberger & Co.—
.10
Harriman Ripley & Co.. Inc., 2.10
Jersey corporation of the same name organized on Dec. 27, 1899.
Its principal office is located at 703 Curtis St., Middletown, Ohio. "
Armco is an integrated steel producer and had at Jan. 1,
1956
about 4 V of the total rated steel capacity in the country.
!
!30
2.1 J
—-
Associates, Inc.. of
iuis announced by
■
- ■ 7:
1
- :
•
"
,
snare;
railroad had
195G.
The
■
Schwabacher & Co.—
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.-—
Seasongood & Mayer——
.50
Inc.——
Co.———
.20
New
;
.J0
.40'
.30
.10
Shvman, Agnew & Co-.-:—__
.40
Singer. Deane & Scribner-—' .40 -
Corp..-—_
Co..
&
Relations Counsel
.30
Stiver &
.50
.30
D.
Hallgarten
investment bankers headed
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Ohio on June 29,
tinder the name The American Rolling Mill Co.,
as
successor
.
Reid
Greene
The offering
Guaranty Trust Co, of New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, NIs
Saunders.
&
——
W.
by-Smith, Barney & Cb. Further details follow,
t
;30
.30
.75
Mosle
Granc-Brownell & Co.—-
1 ;C88,179
share for each ten shares held.
Co.——"—;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—_—.
Corp.—— 2.40
Forgari & Co,
Goodbody
Jan. 9 of the right to subscribe
additional shares of
(par $10) at $56 per share on the basis
Jan.
Boston
Michigan
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
—
of record
stock
one new
of
of
Win. C. Honey & Co
H bbs & Co.. Inc.—.
2.000
—
*
of
First
-40
.30
—
'.
:
Leasing Corp.> Port /Washington, N. Y.—
Securities and Exchange Commission— v
Humble
This
.20
-
-
184, p. *2618. ; 7
y
..•
..
Baltinaore & Ohio RR.—195& Earnings Higher—
of
Rocan,
Folger, Nolan. Fleming-W. B.
Glore.
Corp.
—:
Richards & Co
First
3,000
&
Yates, Heitner & Woods—.
before
or
The
28.000
—
Moyer
Co.j
v.f
Badger Manufacturing Co.—New Contract—
.30
Chapman & Co.—,1..
&
Field,
Stock Offering — Mention whs
issue of Jan. 14 of the offering to common
Steel
stockholders
on
Hess,
Inc.
Co..
,—V. 185, p. 142.
Armco
& Co.—
Harold E. Wood & Co
Co._,——
Ferris
28.000
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson— 10,000
Labouisse,
&
Farwell,
•'
.,.
corporation
per
See
—
.30
Co.—
&
-
—
.:
covering
$3
—-.—-.40
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
"
.•
on Dect 31 filed a letter oi notification with the
100,000 shares of common stock (par Si r to be offered
without underwriting. The proceeds^ are-to be used
to purchase 1-04 .ne\i:
passenger cars and five light delivery truck.?
and* for working capital and general corporate. purposes.
The corporation leases and rents motor vehicles.
at
Riter & Co
;30
Co. Inc.
Evans &
Clark
Fahey,
«
—
' ;
President.—V.
Kern,
The
SEC
.
.20 4
.75
Corp.—_
Co._-—•-i—.75
&
Clement A.
10,000
14,000
Co
&
14,000
Weeks
Hornblower &
Howard,
•
10,000
5,000
White, Weld & Co
2.000
Estabrook
Y.vdber,
th*
completely
Auto-Plan
—J—J—-.10
—
will
central research -laboratory facilities near
in- process design and pilot. plant development
for use
Files With
.40
.
chemical engineering department
corporation has appointed Hank Meyer,
Beach, Fla.„ as public relations counsel,
5
7-"
development- departments
Sewing Centers, Inc.—Public
Atlas
Herbert
,
and projduct
research
,2114.. - •.
p.
This
Miami
1.00
Cqrtis
Garrison,
Pierce,
Inc.
1
.——.
2.10
Stokes & Co._
V.. 184,
*.50
—
Jackson■-
:•>••
scheduled for completion by the year-end, will house
the firm's present
over
Wilmington
.40
.40
R. W, Pressprich & Co.-:
.75
Putnam & Co.-——
.30
Rauscher. Pierce & Co., Inc.
.20
Reinholdt & Gardner———
.50
Reynolds & Co., Inc._—50
.50
& Co.—;
take
Piper, Jaffray & -Hopwood — Prescott. Shepard & Co., Inc.
1.00
Union
Co
&
Morris.
Co.—-I
said.
The center,
.50
Northwest- Co.__^—
Webber,
!
to its
company's cneuiicai
Thereafter, the' Atlas
.30
.40
:.20-
.30
—
Co
&
; Equitable Securities
Inc
5,000
—
IS. S. Hope .& Co., Inc.——-
f
10,000
L.
—
Co.——
Henry
<Hill
/
Elkins.
-'
.20
Dillon.
Elworthy
.50
--
—_
1.00
duPont
Securities
Durst, Inc.—
Paine.
Inc.-——2.4)
.20
Co.-
I.
Eastman
5,000
——
—
Ohio
The
Pacific
Co
&
&
Francis
3.000
Wa gen seller &
5,000
;
Drexel
& Tracy,
Rogers
Day
Hemphill, Noyes & Co— 14,000
f
'
DooLttle
28.000
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R.
2,003
Inc
Co.,
&
5,000
Inc.
Granbery,
Co., Inc.
Read & Co.
&
Company—
Dominick & Dominick-
3,000
-
Corp.
i——:
Stroud & Co., Inc
■Robert Garrett
Dillon,
Dixon
Stone & Webster Securities
10,003
,
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—^'
.20
.
I
on
company
fied, "he
.40
-30
Co.-——,—
&
S. Dickson &
R.
7,000
Meyer & fox
Stifel, Nlcolaus & Co., Inc.
Stern, Frank,
Skaggs
thi
for
.
2.10
.40
W. H. Newhold^s. S011.& Co.—
,'Newburger & Co.—!r—^
Newhard, Qook' & Co.—-——
.30
Bodine
&
.•
5,.000
Stern Brothers & Co.-
Co.,
&
.50
Inc.
Co..
& Beane
Merrill, Turben & .Co., Inc.--
Moore. Leonard & Lynch—.40
F. S. Moseley & Co.—------- L00
.20
DeHaven & Townsend. Crouter
2.000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
3,000
—
Securities Corp., 28,000
-Fquitable
Davis,
14,000
5,000
.Dominick & Dominick
•
.30
—
Co.——----t——Co.-—-;
!----
Dain &
M.
J.
3,000
;
Inc.
&
v
.30
Inc
Co.—.—
&
Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.——
.30
CrOwell,Weedon & Co
I—
.30
Curtiss, House &• Co.—.30
»
3,000
Inc.
& Co.,
&
Courts
7,000
Gardner
2,000
—
Cooley
Reynolds' & Co., Inc
" 14,000
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
>
&
Collins
•to
The Milwaukee Co.——-
Co.——.20
&
Collings & .Co.,
Julien
7.000
———
—
Reinholdt
Norton
C.
C.
7,01)0
.
Robertson &
Dewar,
>
Inc.
5,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._
Fempsey-Tegeler & Co.___-
-40
.20
Collett & Co., Inc.-vl-.20
4
in .progress
•now
Jan. 17 broke ground for a $3,000,000 technical
general offices at Wilmington; Del.
According to Ralph K. Gottshall, President, the new Atlas Technical
Center is a major
step in. the current expansion of the companvs
ciiemical research and development activities.
Within the next few
years,' he said, Atlas plans to approximately double its research and
development strength.
4
r , *;
Particular emphasis
will be plac.ed on lang-Tange basic research
Applications research and customers service also are being intensi¬
Co.E__- .<i)
Mason>Hagan,.Inc. ,—i7—^0.
A. E. MAsten & Co.^._-r---30
McCobmick:\&- C.o/X-.^---—r- .40,
McDonald &
.-•fd "
Mead, Miller & Co.—.30
Merrill Ly-nch, Pierce. Fenner
.
10.003
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
are
Atlas Powder Co.—Builds New Technical Center—
The
center next
Laurence' M. Marks &
,
Cobbey, Shively & Co._—— '
5,000
4
——-—--------
Manley, Bennett &- Co..---—■
-
Inc.—
E. W. "Clark & Co.--——-
14.000
—
Sons!-
&
Brown
.20
.50
Chlles^Schutz Co.——.20
Clark, Dodge & Co.—1.03
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
7,000
Co._„_—
&
.30
.75
—
Central Republic Co....(Inc. 1—
.
Courts
Bradford & Co.—
C.
Brush, Slocumb & Co.,
7.000
41. C. Colliugs & Co.,
Colhns
Ellis & Simmons
Alex.
3,000
Newhard, Cook & Co—i—
The Ohio Company-,
Mullen
.*0
2.10
.30
J.
Lynch,
H. Newbold's Son
W.
5,000
—
Blyth & Co., Inc
—
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
Blunt
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane__—28,000
The Milwaukee Co.—-.
7,00)
14,000
F. S. Moseley & Co
—-
5,000
—
2,000
10.000
7,000
& Co.
Inc.————
Co..
.share. • NegoaatJivns
of establishing -a permanent financing program which b
expected to provide approximately $24,500,000.
This program is-ex
pec ted to be completed prior to the maturity date of-the bonds and"
will provide proceed? out of Which
the bonds will be repaid at or
beiore maturity.—V. 185, p. 41.
purpose
.
.50
&
—
Merrill
2,000
Lisle & Marshall—
3.Tush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Jlrown,
&
.
/Jex. Brown & Sons—•.——■ -7,000
Fuinham
28,000
—_——
sale of- the
shares, at-$17 per
V;
.-o
-30
Kay, Richards &.;Co.———-30 Kidder,- Peabody & Co.—-- 2.10
Kirkpatfick-Pettis Co.—ri_—- •'•20
.Kuhn, Loeb & Co;———- 2.au
Laird, Bissell & Meeds,.
-40
Laird & Company, Corp..;—
.40
W. C. Langley & Co
---r- 1-0J '
Lazard Freres .& Co
— 2.10 „
Lehman Brothers,———— 2.10
Lester. Ryons & Co..30
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 1.00
Loewi & Co. Inc
———
.30
Irving Lundborg-& Co._
.30
.40
-
Co-.
Joseph, Mellen'&, Miller, Inc.
Kalman & 'Co., Inc.:—3——•
Co.-—— 2.-10
Ball, Burge & Kraus
—
.40
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—-— ■ .30
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc..—
.50
Bioren & Co
.23
William Blair & Co.__„—
.40
Weeks
Baker,
14*000
5,00)
Ix-ving Lundborg & Co
Laurence M. Marks & Co.- 14,000
Mason^Hagan, Inc. —--5,000
McCourtney-Breckenridge &
Co.
i
J
3.000
McDonald & Co.
—,——10,000
Co——«—— 13,000
Sullivan
Brothers
Ryons
Lester,
10,000
Rosworth,
10.000
—
Corp._
Lentz. Newton & Co._
3,000
—
Rateman, Eichler & Co
Becker & Co. Inc
&
& Co
Higginson
Inc.
.50
:
& Co.
Whipple
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.—
.
JL. G.
Poettcher
C. Langley
W.
Parker &
/..uchincloss,
Co
&
Bacon,
*' -V: % ••
Inc. .30
.
,
tn
and -75,000 . conimoh shares for a tota I
purchase, agreement 'provides for thi'
bonds- at 85# of. thehvprincipal amount,and the common
purchase $500,000 of the bonds,
consideration ofv$500,000." Tile
'-'I
• ,•
Johnson;
-30
-
Bache
Scibscaoea .*
janney, Dulles &• Battles,
I^neT .Space; &*
.
Bleichroeder,
and S.
Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 28,000
Arthur M, Krensky Si Co.,
3,000
30,000
Inc.
Allyn & Co., Inc—— 14,000
/u C.
Smith, Barney & Co
7.20
Brothers 1.———.30
Anderson & Strudwick
.30
Arnhold
'
V
Almstedt
13,000
5,000
Kahnan & Company, Inc.—
76,454
—
.1
'
"s,
Shares
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Union
r&stman Dillon,
rights:
of
exertise
the
upon
bonds, due June 1, 1957, and 450,000 shares of common stock f0r
toval consideration of $3,000,000.
Of this amount, A;las has agreed
respective
percentages set opposite their
stock now offered, not
common
.
__
BUSINESS—The
patents
heaters.
for
conversion
company
was
incorporated
for the principal
purpose of securing
( No. 2.683.209
Delaware,
.March
reserved
•3.000,000 shs.
of
$50,000
50,000
1.909,918 ^-5,
debentures.
June
15, 1955. j**
y^ense* under certa1
in
a
dated
electrA,
dated. July 6, 1954 and No.„ 2.739,213
19554
to- manufacture
axid'.^elL the "Unit-Inch"
The4 company's office of record is located at 100 West
20.
Ten
Volume. 185."Number 5605
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3
(339)
U
its business address
is
7
West
N.: J. w.'Y_.£
»■ ' " ;J
■■
manufacturing and selling the "Unit-Inch"
Wilmington,-^Delaware, -and
Street,
Water .Sti-m, .Toms River,
'i* The.company is presently
electric heaters on a custom bads.
'
c
The- company*., intends
to acquire
.•
Fischers'
Fischer,; Jr., who is Vice-President and
John
_1 Brooklyn TJnion .Gas
Machine
v
,.
ft1"
.
tooling
heating
for
necessary
elements, "to
build
production
mass
and systems.: and for: experimental *;id
•fhls shop
The
(
located'
is-
.has, contracted
company
207 "a6re. plant-site-
LakehiH'st; N'.
Crabbe Road,
c:i
special
to .purchase, on
-approximately three
purchase price is $45,000.
ten-year
a
located
J."-; The
equipment
term,
The
aecordingv to Mr.
years,
11,
in
York
the.
over
of
about
Common
converted Vto -shares
Brooklyn
of
Union
stock.
Site
..
large
>■
ft
t
the
at
Loufff
of
Election
■
Sheffield
the
;.anet
Aviation
Corpp
business
of-the
one
ft
major
Jan.*
on
'•
ol
precision
industrial
'
and
aird
Parts
ing
Sheffield,
whose annual sales run about $24,000,000 a year,
Cleveland and Fostoria, O.
Greenfield-and Con¬
Mass..; Mount Clemens, Mich.; .Windsor, Canada; and Melbourne,
■systems.
ft CAPITALIZATION
has plants in. Dayton,
;
way,
its
organization
management
present
as
wholly
a
will
continue
to
ft
under
operate
subsidiary
owned
field,
industrial
•'
of
of the Stale
and a director
Dayton;
organizations,-—V.
184,
Blue Bell, Inc.:—Sales
to
an
!•
President.
■
financial
major
-
showed
and
'* ft. ft
'
A,
E.
by
Jan. -14
on
its
~
increase
an
ae-
St,,
Ridgewood,
Queens,
of 3.21ft."
own
Morris,
sale
of
stock.
of
real
of
and,
stock
in
h
Earnings
per.-shape -amounted
standing.—V.
184,
''
on
tlje
-
1700.
p.
to
$2,97
...
.
.
.
.
.
695,300
:
such
v.
corporation
Jan.
on
filed
4
rescission
out
,
to
for
6,600
underwriting.
shares)
to
proceeds
The
offered at
be
(SI
per
for
sell
endeavor
of stock generally.
to purchase multiple
improvements
trie
*•;
v.
their
it
•
properties
such
either
to
and
them
for
and
hold
such
where
Investment
profit..
a
effectuate
to
them
increased
the
at
values
of
Act
184,
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bolin Aluminum & Brass
D.
ceived
Dan
Uyl,
President,
formal
opinion
the
Corp.—-Upheld by Court—
of
announced
10
Jan.
on
the
Robert
Hon.
The
■
SEC
covering
Circuit
Nuclear Cor-
Feb.
1,
Toms,
M.
1
Toms'
;
ft
opinion
complaint
it
183,
is
"There
stated:
and
therein."—.
.
Is
in
equity
no
entitled
not
to
Oil
British American
TlJs
f;.
•
-
\
The",
daily
,.A
-k
capable
opened '"its
company
capacity
be
Cerrodel
of
refinery
Edmonton
barrels
7,000
of
cruc.e
oil.—V.
In .1951 - it
184,
offer these
stockholders
of
record
'
""
1
>:
>
"
»•
California
sell
to
,ft^V.ftl84,
184,
debentures lor
Jan.
30.
3 957
p.
P.
Commission
U.
has
company
'ft.
2384. ft
y\
•
ft
-
,
men-were
,,,u
Co., IAd.—Continues Expansion— ^
Petroleum
f.
i
j.
."I
-
,
v,
tha-nin-i.
yvf
t
c
-1lectcd
the bieach of;the
Although th6-blocking of th^ Sijez Canal and
:
Moxon,VicVFreKident,-...Treasurer
John
new* ofiice
tlia
to
Pr^ifi^ah
of -Executive
Vice-President.
has
r>4rt>ctor
.awd
has
been
Dr.
--:Plans
were
announci
"office
ing ■^sapaeitj' at B.- P.
about 140,000 "-barrels
*
boai'd
__
dayft-TMs "expansiontschepm,'-which..is now
a
'
nii'rme
Carl
to
ft ■
t
ft,.
At: Kuwait--the annual capacity of Mina al Ahmadi refinery is
Production
,
fli.niinuli:
of Oronoo
Grange
,
!
taking
r
».
at the ^Grangemouth plant
fnrmpfi
iri 19.55 MS a li.) i n t ,T1 II d Cj'"
was formed iri 1955 as a Jotnt,und$r
detergent-alkylate ^tgrted
Of
t
.kil
irhiolv
Chemicals'Ltd.,t whfcli
British HydrocaYbonftChemicaisvLtd.
of
u-oc
The. Distillers-Co; "are' partners)
SaA Francisco
and
•
(in. which b.
p« and
Oronlte Chemical "Co. -of
the
Moxon
a
..
-
i
.
'
The
_r
•
I..
^rfcn
....
-
iff
16
a
the
post
.
he
AAA
has
on
'
kitkMArllnnrarl
/lr.Kyfc»Vi-M«Ar,
.
..
u,pt
'
> by%m*ndment ..to bfe- filed later,
Harriman. RipJey- & Co., Inc., and
d. w. tons to its fleet w
Hemphill
Noves &. CO. will be the principal underwriters.
Chairman,, in October -At -, f cloud"Wainnler,- Chairman, in announcing the proposed long-term
present the company has 41 tankers building or on order, the largest
7
stated that unon the sale of
these debentures the agreebeing eight of 42,000 d. w. tons each.
ft,
/
'
■
meht under which Carrier may "
borrow from banks $10,000,000 to '
be
B. p. proposes to build a:-new crude oil
tanker terminal, capable:of
repaid by December,:'1959 will be cancelled. He also pointed out that
ft- receiving the largest tankers, on the south shore of Milford Haven, m
no
borrowings Have -as yet been made thereunder.
"Wales.
The terminal would be connected with B. P.'s -Llandarcy, Re-,
"The
major portionf'of the proceeds from this financing will be
finery by-a-60-mile buried pipeline capable of carrying 100,000 barrels
-v—'-,-'«"*~ 7~'
PL
<
,V
^ hflo-in until
used to complete .pver • the next- two or three years" the" $30,000,000
-xrude.oU a.day.., Coii£tuuction work pp the.
pioje^ cttn^t.begin un
ft expanslon alld improvement program -of the corporation that is now
Parliament approves the relevant Bill which will be introduced during
imdfrWay ; and
for
which $12,500,000 was • already available,"
Mr.
the present session.
1
'
.vi„lro
' Wampler-laid. "Howeverftpart of the new funds will undoubtedly be
Work-began in June on. D-.s Island, in the Persian Gult, to m
e
,,sed
fQr
working canital purposes in view of Carrier's rapidly
inbase camp lor the drilling of the first under-,water deep test well o>
sales volume'"—V
185, p. 143. •
Abu Dhabi Marine Areas, Ltd., in which B. P. has a two-thirds share- .01 easing sales volume.
. v. re . p. 1
.
.
....
,
holding and the Compagnie Francaise des Petroles one-third. The site
_
.
_
.
of the
deep test well for which a special barge mounting a drilling ng
Carver Loan & Investment Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—capable of reaching 'a depth-, of 15,000 ft. is being built, will be some .ft pjjes with Securities and Exchange Commission—
by
Mr.
B.
>
of 60,000
R.. Jackson,
B.
not
company
to
the
Frovlnce of
at
Ltd.
(b)
Quebec,
that
Paiino
the capital stock 6f
price cf $5
'Canadian)
purchase $15,000,000 prina
first mortgage sinking fund bonds and
issued by Copper Rand Chibougamau
of $15,000,000;
and id)
that
6ft
at
per
interest such'addi¬
annum
Chibougamau Mines
Ltd. and this
bring into production their prop¬
Chibougamau district.
.
Rand
also
tc
be
asked
to
permit
to
issue
approve
it
to
an
application
its
mortgage
to
properties
in future.
agreement Copper Rand would pur924,000 remaining authorized but unissued
Jaeulot capital stock and Patino, through
purchase
at
par
a
maximum
of $10,000,000
financing
the
of
6ft
10-year
bonds
further
needed
any
would
to
mature
Chibougamau
of
funds
as
loan,
a
sinking
a
Jaculet
also
with
and
in¬
equal
fund
to
of
50ft
1967, and would
net profits for the
1,
year.
hand
on
of
proposed stock sale, Chibougamau Jaculet
than $5,000,000 cash, and investments with
the
more
approximately
of
at-face value on Feb.
$700,000.
' ft
v
agreement would give the company all the funds
it
would need
to place its Chibougamau, Quebec,
properties in production commensurate
with its ore potential, and it would provtda
the financing at 6 ft. interest—without any options, warrants or bonus
being pald.—V. 184, p. 2835.
financing
•
as
of
;
&
Co.
Jan. 17
bid
inc.
on
99.061 ft
its bid of 99.272%.
for
sale of
and
the certificates
are
the
certificates,
also
subject to the authorization
Interstate Commerce Commission.
is to lie secured by four diesel road
the
1.
switching locomotives;
estimated to cost
not
less
than $2,478,000.
:
Associates
in
the
offering are: Drexel Ss Co.;
Eastman Dillion.
Union Securities & Co.; and Stroud «te Co. Inc.—V.
185, p. 42.
issue
The
200
.
Stuart
43«s.
Issuance
.
inclusive. The certificates, priced
awarded to the group on
Halsey,
,,
equipment
K, maturing semi-annually Aug.
yield from 4% «to 4.40%, according to maturity, were
to
.
RR.—Equipment Trust Cer& Hutzler and asso-
Bros,
Jan. .18 offered $1,980,000 of 4%%
on
1, 1957 to Feb. 1, 1972,
■
P. s
'
Offered—Salomon
trust certificates, series
.
s
the
amount
charter
the
per
6ft.
have
; ciates
announced
said
would
amount
tit'icates
J\
Monsanto
30^00 tons of styrene monomer. ^
B. P.
intention to ado tankers
be
$3
$10,000,000,
as
may
be
develop ine company's prop¬
of
Canada
ot
to
of
price
of
described;
Ltd.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
1
the
ylll
Chemicals
'
to
(a)
924,000 treasury
first mortgage sink¬
(10 year)
by
Chibou¬
provides
___
.
Also
'
>
new
agreement
an
Rand
which
District
Mines
advance
will
consummation
The
Y.'ttRegisters. With SEC
AArt'
of
advance
value
u
ratifying
therein
as
bonds which it may
Rand,
subject
will
'
fflerf a resriatration
ffled a registration statement with
*1
were
Chibougamau
at
On
as
*
_
another
distributed
other
products
and
Ltd.,
issued
amount
necessary
the
in
I preceding fiscal
Fi-
Directors'", died"
of
p.
...
corporation.'on
..
board,
the
f 1%
V.
T
Carrier jCoirp-,*.i^jrr*«iise.ftN,.
.
of
?~i^CTnffnth^4Board
Dcc.^28- at -Um. age. Jt 75.
'
v
... -
of
at
(Canada)—Financ'g
on
Canada
and
year)
Copper
be
$2,772,000
The bunas
f
Ltd.
to
may
terms
of
terest
been
Treasurer,
Assistant
given
those
of
metals
vote
required
aggregate
an
company's
for
; would
;
member
coiwiniisft. a» ja
held since
being
increased from 30,000 barrels"a day,.to 370.000 barrels a day.
has
1924,
Chairman
Of
Melson,
H.
the
funds
shares
Canada
as
principal
created
6ft.(10
for
secure, any
chase
of
Chibougamau
stockholders
amend
to
-
B.
the
flr«retarv
antF.-Assistant ..Secretary.
introllcr
Mr.
Tt'obert
Cqr.unlUed, -and
since
exclusive
company," Copper
this
production
in
of
located
The
by
Jioatd of... directors. ? WilHard E. Roberts, Controller, becomes Secretary
and:expansion
r' progress'
Corp.,
Mines Ltd. purchase
stock, of the company at a
that Pufino
<c)
of
be
''*"'oheIndu^r^in''
"1
Sales
purchase 300,000 treasury shares of
moneys
erties
been
elected
against
as
in
will
24
Chibouganvui
Patino
Copper
Secretary,
and
$159,865,
the-
Pasco
de
principal
the
in
treasury
Ltd.-
Mines
•
*
British
to
Ib3, p. 2834.
Putino
be
to
them
Ltd.
amount
shares
positions
executive
Cerro
Jan.
and
furnish
Rand
Under
°
v
engi¬
corporation.
between
treasury
located
1.000.000
'.ft.
recently advanced to major
Company, Reading, Pa.
the
led
its
iinancial
said in part:
stockholders,
11
of
incorporated
011
Ltd.
to
share;
per
Carpenter fSteCl
The
in
1791.
p.
Jan.
on
this
1956,
aggregate
place
cipal
,
Co.—Changes in Personnel-
Carpellter Steel
1
.
Five
.
u
184,
purchasje at par .such 6ft
Canada
Copper
per¬
mortgage bonds due 1982 to
about Feb. l. (See also V. 184, p. 2623.)
par
of
1956,
bonds
an
erties
of
81,500,-000 ;5ft ft"" first;
comsipnies at
have
Rand Chibougamau
and
fund
and
,
29,
tional
this
granted
facts
success
a
Delaware (hereinafter callcii
activated
and it entered into an
agreement with
which
Cerrosales
will
purchase
metals
and
other
was
the
necessary
2834.
p.
of
exceed
•
v
-\
amounted
1956
authorization
31,
under
Copper
ing
of
inventories.-—V.
that
'
capital.
and
17,
been
Corp.—Transfers Peruvian Assets— v
subsidiary
Mines
share,
the
due
interest
sale
the
of
receivable
mission
.
31.
President,
the
Dec.
Dec.
shares
lor each nine shares of stock
rate, subscription price and underare
to be supplied
by amendment;
Lehman Brothers
Sachs & Co. are. named, as the principal underwriters.
working
five insurance
has. a
Aug.
stockholders
dated
debentures
of
date,
These
Chibougamau Jaculet Mines, Ltd.
The
California Interstate Telephone Co.—Bunds Authorized
lo<8.
p.
-.r.
*•
statement
proposes, to
1956,
blocked
now
find
Aug.
to
or
with
debentures;
>
■
t
on
have
we
enjoying
products produced in Peru by Cerrodel,
locally.
Cerrosales
will
market
these
Co.—Registers With SEC
subordinated
cor¬
.
outlined
and
rate.
of
$193,220.—V.
liabilities
on
gamau
registration
a
convertible
common
6100
proceeds
The
position
of
Pasco
certain
company
r
greater
even
an
at
to
Cerrosales),
on.
,
„
its
of
terms
accounts
daily
of
9 said in part:
contemplated,
throughout tne world."—V.
the debentures will be added to the
According
to
the
prospectus,
recent
increase In sales of bowling alleys, school furniture,
and gymnasium
equipment has required larger amounts of working capital to finance
contract for construction of a new
Edmonton refinery to the Lummus
reported
it- was
wiil
unit
new
filed
11
of
company
record
Goldman,
Net
Jan; 9, 1957.
producing 4,000 barrels of
high-octane reformed gasoline, -to be used as a blending-component
in
B-A
gasolines.
Actual field
construction ol
the reformer will
get under way in the early summer and the .unit is scheduled for
completion by. the cud of 1957.1
of Canada Ltd.,
The
by
ratio
The
company's
Contract—
Ltd.—New
Co.
lias awarded a
reforming unit at its
company
catalytic
Co.
(
and
; V
ft
the.
writing
relief
the
The
1
plaintiff's bill of
prayed for
the
of
any
1610.
p.
in
held..
Jan.
on
$5,888,800
1972:
-subscription
Wayne County, Mich.,' in the suit instituted by
poiation contesting; the sale of the assets of Reo Motors, Inc. He
said
that Judge
Toms'
opinion
completelly
vindicates all
of tin;
delHidunls, including o,fice»s and directors of Reo and Bohn. Judge
Judge,
,
.
company
re¬
had
he
that
at
Koenig,
wholly-owned
2114.
p.
ft
the
upon
special,
bf
Although
1940.—V.
tie
P.
"Also,
are
rental
act
; taken
available, to
improvements as above
buildings
to
19,
"Accordingly, .effective Jan. 1, 1957, the Peruvian operations
over uy Cerrodel and henceforth will be carried on by it.
i
yet.
as
proposes,
Colo.,
way.
meeting
011
Dec.
39,
1956,
a
conveyance
was
made
/.on
Dec.. 31, 1956 of the Peruvian assets and certain current assets
'..of the corporation, to a new wholly-owned subsidiary, Cerro de Pasco
Corn.,
inoornorated
in
Delaware!
(hereinafter
called
Cerrocieli,
in
exchange for stock and securities of Cerrodel and the assumption by
.
-S.
assets
"Pursuant
dwellings, to
to effectuate
in
Jan.
011
Daisley Co.
Ray,
as
the difficult
liabilities
Robert
operations.
mining
May, Jr., on Jan.
completed
into
Cerro
'
Erookridge Development Corp. will
pool the funds of many people end Invest them in lard and buildings,*
it is not an' investment company and is therefore not subject to the
withincident
expenses
capital
sale
and
will
management
..stated
share),
par
used
be
to
arc
-
the
(including an offer of
SEC covering 50.000 shares of common stock
"
-
with
notification
of
letter
a
purchase
fruition
of
come
purchase
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
major
The
of Pinal County, Superior, Ariz.
Blue Bird Mines, Inc.
Le
be
Current
not.possess real property in its own name but intends to acquire
properties in the future. Negotiations are in prospect but have
noes
..
scheduled
were
increases
of
current
such buildings,
.considerable rise in rental income of such buildings with considerable
rise in the real value of such buildings. The corporation at present
not
•
the
to
management
install
out¬
.
/
shares
-.'ft;
The
.
'
ft.
-
.
-incident
without
effected
be
can
Aurora, 111.,
all pre¬
—V. 185,
in
under
now
time."
to the purchase and Sale
retains all the tax advantages
course,
is
success,
incidental
work
paper
estate-itself
plant
Denver,
new
a
and
work
"Personally, 1 can never be pessimistic as to our company's eventual
but drastic measures will most certainly be required at this
at
on
in
transactions
Such
detail -and
necessary
,
are
111.,
Morton,
which
Among other major
and
sales- picture without having the necessary
capacity to turn out production required by these sales.
Value Realty Corp., also controls and owns
Catalpa Realty Corp., Masil Realty Corp. and Dalmar Realty Corp.,.'
Brookbridge Development Corp. will enable anyone who desires to
speculate or invest in real estate to do so through the purchase® and.
-ownership- of. the stock
year
■■■'■.-
organized
was
program
in
of
t
►
Y.,
N.
the
>
$200,000,000 pro¬
a
time,
520,000 shs.
place of business
in
and'on
work
'
part of
as
build¬
engineering
neering
Outstanding
principal
its
planning and necessary
constructed
be
acquisition of the
not
dence
real property, together with the placing, buying and
mortgages and secured loans. The corporation will conduce
business directly and
also through its wholly owned sub¬
Value Realty
Corp.
The corporation,
through its complete
sidiary,
..
•
•
havjhig
after
*
included
stockholders
company
Authorized
_
marine
general offices
seeking additional public funds.
As a
result,
we
at a point where the realization of three years investment
energy,
skill
and
money
is jeoparized.
Finn
orders for
Century's products have increased so rapidly that the company now
enjoys a backlog of orders approaching $400,U00 and there is every evi¬
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
..»•
$1)
units,
power
and
center
from
of
PRESENT
TO
industrial
as
.ourselves
Oct. 16,
'1956, to offer the public a convenient means to engage in develop¬
ment, improvement, alterations, modernizations, buying, selling, leasing
ended Nov. 30, 1956, sales were $58,073,919 "com¬
pared to 657,103,530.. a year ago.
Net income was 62,120.430 which
included $195,000 derived from income tax adjustments, non-recurring
'life-insurance proceeds and the sale of a
manufacturing plant. According
to
Mr." Morris," net operating income for the "period was
J$1,925,430 compared to, $1,783,112 a year ago..
ft.
*,
Net operating-income lor 1956 was up- 7.9ft over 1955., This was
.a--return of 3.3ft oil sales, approximating Blue Boll's 40 year average
fiscal
In the
t
62nd
managing
selling, of
ended
ft- .'■?•'
...
•
4<
other
and Profits Up—
for the year just
announcement-made
profits
and
Sales
cording
of
67-12
2736.
p.
'ft,'
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
Co., Green¬
Fideuty. Federal Savings & Loan
Chairman
Mass.;
.Association
stock
Common
Bendix.
of
Mr. Polk is also Chairman of the Threadwell Tap & Die
•,
;
Sheffield
The
Australia.
EFFECT
GIVING
use
research
,
"The
of obtaining
properties,,for rehabilitation costs, and for costs of obtain¬
closing" bank mortgage loans.
and
for
the
143.
could
additional
control
plant
for
Departments
announced
The
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay cost
r
measure¬
quality
111.
Peoria,
poration^ present financial condition.
V--
speculation.
a
downtown
engine
Century Controls Corp.—Financing' Held Up—
Brookridge Development Corp. (N. Y.)—Stuck Offered
as
were
sets.
dates
fac.lities will
new
expenditures
merger.—V.*" 184,
share)
of
north
'
and
plant
The
to be completed during cne next three years.
gram
—Wagner & Co.,.of New York City, on Jan. 10 publicly
offered 300,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per
"ft.---'
Bendix of the
company which is
months.
completed.
Ernest G.
>-■
Ferguson,
.-ft'" ft '•
electric
or
been
The
of
group
Bendix
by
gauging
inspection
-
of
P.
*;
acquisition
privately owned
a
director,
Malcolm
recent
manufacturers
and
by
4
President
and
committee
-'..v.:
the
follows
of Sheffield,
instruments,.,
ment
the: Board'
Vice-President,
as
administration
.''4 '".ft
assets
and
O.,
of t the
announced
was
election
Polk's
Mr.
Chairman .of
Dayton.
member
President.
Bendix
Polk,
Corp.,
executive
miles
12
industrial
few
next
Peoria
present
,
York. &
New
aoove
site
the
for
will be established
ings
&v.Co., New Y.offc, furnislwd financial advice ami assistance
Richmond Gas Co. in the negotiations leading to the
p.;2834.
' ft*.
Wertheim
Named" Officer—-
the
Construction
Lave
New York & Richmond was franchised to serve all of Staten Island
'
offices
1100-acre
an
engine
S.
construct
to
plant is scheduled to
plant will manufacture two
V-t.ype diesel engines and will equip other engines manufactured
engines,
about 477,000. -1.
to
ft
for
used
Eberhard, President.
a
multi-building researchbuilding.
All thi'ee facilities will be
by H.
intends
general
a
on
industrial
square-foot
14; 1957,
also
preparation
within
begin
P-
.
be
to
are
106.
p.
500,000
a
Jan.
on
nnd
located
County Lighting Company supplied natural gas to an area
9'/a, square miles in - the Bay Ridge section of Brooklyn.
„„
build
to
company
center
was required following approval to
stocks of Kings County- and New
stock
shares
of
these
two
companies
-
The
.
viously
Corpjt-Louis Polk
proceeds
The
rescission.
184,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Plans Expansion—
announced
lhe company had.,:about .^1^200 gas meters serving a population oi
.
purchase are $1,000 down >on an extendable option; on the signing .of
a
purchase c,onfcraetf the company iff to pay $4,000; in" 90 days the-
Bendix Aviation
of
offer
to
capital.—V.
Plans
a
and
outstanding- preferred
Richmond.
Kings
,
a
&
being
are
terms
Heyke,
Approximately 7 a" month
^950..
call
.
southwest of
for tire
miles
of
coull>unies in the nation, will now serve more than 1,000,000 customers
ih Brooklyn, Q"ueehsand Staten Island, N. Y.
- The move was approved b-; the New York P. S. Commission on Dec.*
and
of "'Unit-Inch" heating units
product development Purposes:
South* Tonfs River, -Nhftjy"
it of
Gas Co.,
represents an increaseof about 20 ft -in -the number of customers served
by Brooklyn Union.
The
utility, which : was already one of the largest "gas distributing
per
qf~ "Unit-Inch"
working
with
the "consolidation
"
number
The purchase price is $05,000 and the terms are $1,000 down
month for,-three months and $1,000 per month until the
remaining balance shall be paid, with privilege of prepayment at any
fcJine^-The shop has 5,000. square feet of floor space and is equipped ft
with general metal working machinery.
' 'ft"''!"
The primary use of this shop will be to set up the pilot production
.
"completed
15
County Ligh'tihg
Co;-."and
New
York
<fc
Richmond
according to "John Ev Heyke,- President.'"
The consolidation,-is the' consummation of efforts extending
Company..
$500
Jan.
on
Kings
«
from
-Works,
director of the Beckjord
a
company-1
This
subject
are
Co.—Merger Completed
.
triple
cross
hopoer
cars
and five caboose
cars,
.
-
0,
ftpfi^h
f
fr?m .D*aS"
S1
-.i
T>
1
r._e
w
^hrnnah
«
the
Ko„n
?0<"
rilrprtiv
emDloved
Durticipation
of
in
the
.
,
this .company's capital is he Id by B. P_s
francaise des Petroles BP.—V. 184, p. 1342.
THE
h
^ociate
corporation-on
Jan.
4
filed
SEC covering -15,000 shares of 6ft
$10) and $150,000 of 5-year fcft
(in denominations'of $10 and $100
the
BP
20ft
Societe
£ citfor °a in f'ancce ^roaghT,i1111en]^ .^ 'valence Tfurther
xploration Co. in the Societe des Petit
®f
The
-
Fiench associate, boeime
x
-
Without
J
underwriting.
Of
a
letter of
notification
with
oreferred
stock,
5,112
shares
Paul
W.
Goodrich,
Arthur
C.
Marriott,
who
retired
--V.
169,
p.
in
-
STate
at
office
("uuieeia
KOTE:
.......
$63 1)0 tier
On
year
account
'
Other
of'the
Countries,-$67.00 per -year.
fluctuations
in the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New
1949,
204,
Dana
(Telephone
port
Record Gross—
reviewing highlights of the company's
York funds.
has
income for
Net income
share.
Senior Vice-President of this
been elected to the board of
former
*
COMMERCIAL
William
President,
statement, on
Jan. 14, pointed out that gross
195G was $17,449,143, highest
in the company's history.
after taxes
was $3,458,517
or at the rate of $5.72 per
annual
the
cumulative preferred stock (par
.subordinate renewable debentures
each), both issues to be offered
the
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—Reports
1
company
dir .ctors.
4
-
issued on Aug. 31, 1956, the Commissjon
application'df ; this Company for1 exemption from the Public
decision
a
SEC
the
of
denied
an
Utility
Holding Company Act of 1935 pursuant
decision,
that
In
of
(Cities
the
Commission
expressed
the
and
to
interest
minority
shall
elimination
interest
of
the
Fuel
in
Oil
shall
we
Cities
afford
appropriate
an
Fuel
in
Section,
that
under
and
submit
enter
not
Fuel
and
Oil
such
interest
for
It
Arguments
is
expected
will
be
Frederic
elected
.He
Co.
wire
iorgings;
lite
the
California.
Greggtou
monel
v
Contract
A
the
Air
rinent.
for
and
of
committee
and
164,
has
S9.S30.000
the
order are
and
director
a
AF
ground
each
1,500 units
over
supplies
15
The
*
earlier
follows
order
new.
-•..."•
...
which
the
up
AN. GR
Y
-1'
for
contract
for
announcement
communication
airborne
Collins
autopilots
to
of
$19,500,000
a
Canada
Lines.—V.
'V
185,
p.
The
.
.
SEC
15.
Jan.
on
(Denver)
liied
Navy
•^.Authorized, .less
.
convertible,
offer.the
to
•share
for
tal.
The
the $12,000,000 bank
proceeds
-remaining
of
$2,000,000
•fnent;
retire
to
balance
of
short-term
notes
borrowings
bank
used
loan were
issued under
of
•
the
and
1956
be
>
ii'-f
2439/
'
.•-■
h.
♦-•
.
'»••-.
'
-.v.
•
•'
.»
< -o
•
Y --Y
....
Commonwealth
'
.
•
'V
>..
'■•
.
'
•
to be
the
of
decrease
of
the
and
of
firm
purchase
number
at
any
The
stock
••
W.
P.
•»
stock
Co.
SEC
~~y•
'
-
<fc
of
Inc.-—
20>•
&
Co____
20'.
Y
names:
have
'
The
;
This
severally
;
•
Jan.
to
1957,
14,
offered
be
marie- on
50
.a
v
Cowles Chemical
best
a
cents
filed a
registration statement witty the SEC on
covering 499,400 shares of its $1 par common stock,
for public sale at $4 per share.
The offering is to be
efforts
share
per
basis
by
commission
Organized in August,
1955,
hi December, 1955.
is
the
erations
officers,
the
company's
to be paid.
•
,
-
:
this
.
The
-
been
.
proceeds
the
of
stock
sale
will
be
according
department.
iY
h
*
;
.
,
'. •'
Community Research & Development, Inc. — Deben¬
tures Offered—An investment banking group headed
; by Alex. Brown
& Sons on Jan. 15 offered a new issue
-The debentures.arc
,.
of
shares
$5
convertible
after
Jan;
'
.
.
stock
mon
'
s"
either
200
at;
Charlotte,
Easton,
N. C.
Glen ; Burriie-
1
,
.•»•' /
•,
EBUSINESS—Corporation
1956, to develop 'shopping
and
/
t estate
centers
in
other
and
projects.
GIVING
be
used
;
•
EFFECT
TO
.
producing
.
;
5,
;
real
.
PRESENT
•■¥>' •'
in
i,'Y
„.
:
.
Government
Contract—V
corporation
in
use
Y
;
,
Y Y
begun .work,
has
with
connection
a
on
and
new
the
equipment under
new
whi.ch
•. ft
'
_
-•jr,.
.
.'• '•r-
-
announced
'
\
building
flight
test
to
used
be
chain
a
by
the
Air
the
its
subsidiary, Reeves
tracking
instrumentation
of
being
range
developing
and
that
15
Jan.
on
is
testing
Center
of
is.
constructed
Research
at
Edwards
desolate
part-
of
base's
and
the
across
Development
and
Air
Force
Base.;
"X"
California;
in-
400
over
virtually
"master
a
.
newest
facilities
•
uninhabited territory into Nevada,
calling' for expansion' of all' the
cost
of some
$40,090,060.
:
„
" v
plan"
at
a
.
,
The?
chain
new
will
consist
of; three
permanent radar stations and
large'", trailer that generates Its ovtn
power
and
will
contain
emergency
cooking
and
sleeping quarters
for the operating crew,
as
well as radaD instrumentation compatible
with the three permanent stations.
Work already has begun on the
radar systems,
David
T.; Bonner,
President,' announced,
and
the
equipment, is scheduled for delivery in July, c
Y;
The instrumentation
radars and the mobiles trailer, unit, together
with
allied
equipment,
will cost approximately, $1,250,000.
mobile
a
,
"
•
,
unit
housed
in
a
.
•ryi
•As.
result
a
stdck:
this
of
Y-. '•
-
aritiori
''
'.v',"v
-••
*•'•"
•
be
v
changed
from
Y!,
*
Y.
;
,
Y
,.v
corporation
• on
Ja n.' T6 'ahnounce'd the^-expanaibn" of its sub¬
Waring Products Corp., ; into ^ completely new rfield with the
acquisition of the. products, inventories^ trademarks and patent rigtyts
sidiary,
v
of Shavex Co; of LoS Angeles, Calif., manufacturers of electric shaver
v'*; <•
-v
^
f *•'•;•
a,,;;
-/accessories,
"Y
* •"/
,
2,500,000
Acquires Shavex Products—
J: This -
.
.
Shaivexiproducfiomis being ttansferred from the West Coast to DCA's
.Winsted; Conn., (plant."where the^company's dther; electrical appliances
(Waring Blendors, Mixors,4.Ice Crushers "and tho Durabilt line of
'travel
irons)
are
The Shavex
manufactured,
line
is
v.
■
«•/'.•,*'•'•.•"• t
expected- tOs-contribute ia
increase .to
-
President of
proiriotion^advcrtising capiundei taken immediately By Waring
183, p.-2181Y/.
*' -••* Y
.
PS-tSh for Shavex*'products will; be
Products Corp., it was stated.—V.
-
"Y: Y?
.••
substantial
Waring .sales...in 1957V vaccording;-to-'.' David. „T.
Dynamics. ; A laige • scale national/Sales;
.
FINANCING
Bonner,,
,
.
*
...
6%
-
-»
45c -dlv.
\
'
•\
Jan.
stock
due
Jan.
1,
Authorized
1972
$3,000,000
(non-cum.
prior to
1962), par value $5 per share "
1,
stock
(par
reserved
is
fA
on
tNo
as
issue
of
"
the
until Dec.
shares
conversions
be
can
of
—
or
The
'
fered—-Mention
.
"
the
'None
/
shares
of
r'
preferred stock
debentures.
i
The
preferred
1961, and cumulative thereafter.
stock
common
paid
or
•
630,000 slis.
the
is
common
preferred
underwriters
stock
named
are
below
so
$500
aggregate of $3,000,000 principal
at.which
Alex.
Brown
Wood,
Stein
& Sons...
Struthers
Bros.
&
&
$1,200,000
Co.
300,000
Ingalls & Snyder.—.
;
250,000
Scribner
A.
Applegate
&
Baumgartner,
&
Co-
Mackall
H. E. Wcodiord. President
subsidiary,
and
a
member
announced
,
with
has
on
plants
been
of
its
Jan.
of
a
executive
Consolidated
director
of
committee,
15.
100,000
50.000
Coe—
50,000
Food
S.
M.
one
'the' principal
foods,
pickles,"
Inc.,
Foods
food
Kennedy,
President,
preserves,
areas
for
the
and vegetables, frozen
salad
the
first
will
first
dressings,
and
branch
of
all
corporation.
Finance Co.,
high
^
years
expire.
for
two
from
The
two
years
A
under
»•
of
-
of
Good
the
of
the
life
^
at
emh
Will
104
t,w">
was
time
Finance,
of
Inc.,
the
face
by
at
The offer
offered
a
will
are
of
Dalton
to
in
Finance
and
enter
May
Co.,
specific
no
the
1956
purchase
the
of
in
the
price
be
p,
Eastern
;
fleet
.
the
184,
Maryland
a
Virginia
offered
Inc.
This
plans
have
market.
shares
of
subsidiary
been
is
formed
Yw
•
of
the
amount
subordinated
of
one
of $475 for eaoh
made
subscribed
on
for,
such
*
except
$500
50
b ens
as
<
debentures
debenture
.
stated
the
below.
doVered
case
fiscal
preferred
after
Net'income
year.
dividends
shares
which
cents
"71
to
outstanding
per
pom-
and
after
of
deduction
..
15
above
of
an
so
-
w/
.Y
of
at
the
current
month,
rate
a
and
above
fiscal
year
the
during
level."
this
Steel
Corp.—1956
Earnings to
Re-
from-, the
(LIFO)
computation
in
calie-t°T tw/
vantaoeonY
c^rl/y
of
the
1956
inventories
labor,-this
method
of
this
earnings
from higher
will shift»to
valuation .in detaxable
arising
inventory
Curley, President, announced on
re-evaluation
on
of
corporation
of
basis,
no
inventories
accurate
as
of
estimate
the
is
the amount that will be. excluded from taxable earnings
this. Procedure, as compered with the former first-in,
^
method of inventory evaluation,, Mr. Curley said,
nrimirhv // °a
Mr
months
received
earninSs tor 1956, Johri M.
completion
by
two
$1.000.000,,° per
"nreabzcd ''profits"
for materials and
to
fnr
first
than
Stainless
ist-°ut
Jan
with-Warrants
In
1955
1,065.162
...
of
stock
debentures
•
the
2738.
1956
at
shares previously .purchased.
until-, all
for
better
°'",der r° e^m'tyafe
•
common
the
Change to Lifo Plan—
h
not
;
its
in
the
on
orders have been
,:^ew
•*—V.
•
and
averaged
«
public of which «c-n>
41091 "share* have been-sold.
It
to pffer the purchasers of these 40,000 shares the first
offering
attached
quarter
have
vea~v
acquired
based
with $733,248 after taxes
dividends was equal to 70 cents
which
business
company
general
proposed
•
commencing
Jan.
1
1961
l, 1963 to Dec
31
1967*
debentures are callable at any
company
$8,150,994
-
s^ock
Jan.
their
the
of
of
share
preferred
in,i955.V
Y •;
Mr.
Stirlen added that
"the last quarter of the company's fiscal
year began to reflect the
company's improved earning capacity and
resulted
in
net earnings for
the period of $373,009.
Shipments for
the
vears
from
years
holder
A
mark
pared
Dalton
name
present
The
this
stock
of
the
class
three
name,
Inc.
In
the
is
the
The
of
the
presently
the
operation
the
of
,
sales of $16,145,663 for the fiscal year, ended Sept. 30,
fepoited by This* corporation acxordfng- to Eugene D. Sttrlen,
These sales represent an increase of 24% -over the previous
taxes were $783,228, equal'after
common
by Whitney
the offering
of Gbod Will has been changed to Dalton
is
now
being operated as a whcllv-owned
Finance, Inc.
Virginia subsidiary has been formed and qualified to do
business
subsidiary
refusal
.
growing^
they
five
giving
of
period
plus interest; thereafter d-^we-'sinp-
a
Corp.
of Consolidated's largest units
nnd. Processing of canned fruits
diet
Processors,
Consolidated
lor
shares
a
during
The
.
Downing
\
Fo.od, Processors is
in
located
J?
iruKv. eoriee,
elected
100
share during
$2.50 a share
share
a
time
purchase
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Woodford Elected
Director
^
$5
at
warrant
time
100 000
____
&
1958;
at
to purchase
per
a
•
$100,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.—.
200,000
$1
carries
value
&
Inc
Gardner—.
The
250.000
Hogle & Co
debentures:
Humphrey,
Reinuolut
Singer, Deane &
J.
the
Hulme,
400,000
Boyce—
of
1,
right
at
company
and
debenture
the
warrant
agreed
Jan.
amount
per unit
Industries, Inc.—Reports Record Sales— Y
net
Were
President.
•
as a speculation.
Associated in
Mitchell, Jr. Co. and Herbert W. Sehaefer & Co.
G. J.
Each
severally and not jointly to purchase, and the
company has agreed to
sell to them severally, in the
respective amounts set forth below, an
„
1956,
•
long
outstanding.
have
$525
Record
f.'
(par 50 cents) in units of $500 of deben¬
Co., Inc.,
are
stock
stock
common
&
"
the
on
Eastern.
'
public offering on Nov, 30 of $250,000 6-% subordinated
debentures, due Jan. 2,'1967, and 25,000. shares of class A
tures and 50 shares of stock at
for
reserved
debentures.
declared
of the debentures
"UNDERWRITERS
the
31,
of
the
of
of
Y Dal ton Finance, Die., Mt.
Rainier, Md.—Securities Of¬
was made in our issue of
Dec. 10 of the
*
$3,000,000
<
500,000 shs.
conversions
630,000
dividend
any
on
non-cumulative
total
issue
,
for
Outstanding
.'
*600,000 shs.
cent
one
>
-
/*The entire authorized issue of 600,000 shares
stock
-*
pfd.
1 Common
is
<
conv.'debentures,
.
$1,400,000
a
.
Products Division of International Busi¬
developed the system.—V. 184, p. 2012.
(experimental)
A simultaneous
announcement
by the ARDC disclosed that
radar chain will extend from the ARDC's
Air Force Flight
Edwards
.
Y
.
new
Desert,
Command
and
.
income
,
Oct.
on
this
of
—-
:
a
the
the nompany/s authorized common
stock
shares
of
$25
par
value
each
to
5,000,000 shares of $12.50 par value each.
The split becamri effective
at the close of.business :jah: 18,
1957, with certificates evidericing the
additional .shares resulting from the
split, to'be iriafied to stockholders
on or about
Jan. 23. .1957.
Based on the present number
of ^shares
issued
and
outstanding, there \vill be-3.636,457 shares j
outstanding
when the split becomes effective.—V.; 185,
p. 143.
•
.
..'
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*
•
will
-
.
,..
.
Laboratories, Inc.
is inanutacturing
Corp.,
for
miles
'
America—Split Approved— f Y.
Jap,''*15 approved -A two-for-one split ofYthe
stockholders *on
compriny-ts common
.
will
Maryland
.
CAPITALIZATION
'.
incorporated
was
proceeds
Y.•
.
" ' ;
.
amend¬
>
-.'The
t
•
center
'
X
Inc.,
Washington, D. C.~Files
Exchange Commission— '
and
Y
1566..
p.
Division
corporation
aircraft.
Crucible Steel Co. of
:
-
and construction of shopping
North
Baltimore, .Md-,
and
~
Securities
•
by
Loeb. &
Dynamics Corp. of America^—New Gov't Contract—
-Test
•
1, ;J959,*into
PROCEEDS—Approximately $1,600,000 of. the
•'
'
*
.
Studio,
be supplied
.to
are
undeiwritten:by Merrill Lynch,
Co. and associates. ,Y Y
added, to working capital and general
be
,
100
I to acquire and complete the development
*
Arts
182,
Mont
Machines Corp.
Mojave
heavy
corporation on Jan. 4 filed a letter of notification with the
covering a- maximum qf $50,000 series ,A-5Vbonds due Jan
1
<;
1982 to be issued in denominations .of. $100 eaeh.v;ThereYyvlll' beYrio
runderwriting. Trie proceeds are to be used for
SEC
preferred
par
or
Cowles'
the
the Military
radars
The
'
stock and PO shares of one-cent par cpm.shares qf $5 par preferred add 210 shares of one-'
cent par common for each $1,000'principal" rimOunt-of debentures,
; /
.>
of
with
system for military aircraft, it has
by David T.- Schultz, President, 7.
;,
[;
Instrument
from
working-'Capital.*
Y
'
available
now
Manager
...
With
$3,000,000 6% convertible debentures, due Jan. 1,1972,
/
Clark,
is-
for
Creative
;
grades
welding rod coatings as well as for certain detergent, uses such as
a
builder lor potash'soaps and for
rapid-sudsing soaps arid synthetic
detergents normally prepared in liquid form.
Cowles Potassium Silicates are produced in .Skaneateles
Falls, N. Y.,
where Drymet, 'anhydrous sodium
metasiiicate, and many other Cowles
chemicals are manufactured.—V. 184, p. 2738.
■'
•
■
of
F.
details
to
Kuhn,
be
are. to
Du
corporation
"tl
7.5
lor
~
at 100% and accrued interest. ';
Earl
B.)
announced,
ness.
15
Potassium Silicate No. 28 is recommended
by the company
adhesive and binder for welding rod
coatings, for special cements,
other coatings, while Cowles, Potassium Silicate No.
40. more
alkaline than No. 28, is also recommended as an adhesive
and binder
by the company for
additional
working capital to expand its business and, operations.
Opening of additional lending offices is contemplated.
• ,
r
'The company lias outstanding 290.000 shares of common stock, of
(•which 24,225 shares were issued to promoters and officials for services.
Sterling H. Davis is listed as President.
The promoters may receive
-in payment for expenses and services-rendered-a number of shares,
equal to 5'v of all.shares of this issue Which are sold.—V. 182, p. 2355.
"
commercial
to
proceeds.
Government
The
an
-and
.
used
.
two
other
and
purposes.—V.
subcontract from
..
Co.—Enters Potassium Silicate Mkt.
in
and
offering .is
&'■ Beane
electronic equipment for
improved navigation and bombing
Cowles
as
op¬
•
Net
silicate
company,
chemical
which
for
\ '
lending
'
commenced
company
-
Potassium
registration statement
a
$30,000,000 of convertible, subordinated
not less, than $25,000,000 principal
•
precise
This
corporation
'
public
net
filed
17
of
1;. 1977,, (but
The. price
(Allen
Registers With SEC—
-
Jan.
on
Feb.
Fcnner
corporate
.Y'-.YY
jiath
Corp.,Y which
'
v
.,' v •
to
Goodbody & Co..^_—i-iY_
Abraham & Co.-
.
Durant
maximum
a
due
The
ment.
common
Auchincloss, Parker ,Sc Red-
Co.
2738.
p,
below
named
:'Y*
Y"
'
30
Aronson
184.
stock
corporation
Pierce,
company all of the additional shares
subscribed for by the stockholders in the respec-
not
&
&
& Kilgore of Dallas, Texas; and his
of: Dallas.; He is President oi the
Kilgore
City;
Callahan
covering
amount).
the
..—
Brooks
Bernard
■
Investment Corp., Sioux Falls, S. D.—
shares
of
debentures
stock. To the
between, Dec. 1,
preferred
of
York
New
16 election of Roy H. Callahan
and a director.,: to succeed
•';/ -VY"-'1 '•• \7:-V>v<V'---Y.
associated with such law firms as-White
Division Begins Work on IBM
underwriters
from
;.•
&
of
on
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•
(or
common
stock
SEC
President-
as-
Inc., --a subsidiary of Swan-Finch Oil
controlling inteiest in Doeskin.—V. 183. p. 885.
;;
owns
preferred
shares
8
-
,
Oiean' Industries.
outstanding will increase.
to
.of common
Allen
the
preferred
number
Ytlve percentages set forth opposite their-
to
Y"'
•
1957.
of
conversion
conversions
are
10.
UNDERWRITERS—The
•agreed
provide additional capital for plant expansion and supplement working
capital needed because of an increased volume of business.—V. 184,
p.'
Jan.
outstanding will
•Stock
/
that; there
and
ret.)
resigned.
Callahan has been
Adm.
own
per
stock reserved-fpr
common
'
:
into
Commission—
announced on Jan.
USNR,
Katz;
Case
of
vextent
to pay the
loan ■ agree-
$5,000,000,
•'
30r 1958
.
Feb.
a
Products, Inc.—New President—
Admiral.
■; Emanuel
•
'
*
Doeskin
share of 1 7/10ths shares of common stock for each'
preferred stock which conversion price, however, is subject
to
adjustment under an anti-dilution provision. When the shares of
'common stock
now
offered are issued, the conversion price will not
require • adjustment. At
Dec.
1,
1956.
there were 147,763 shares of
statement
due
debentures
$14.67
at
,.Y
conversions,
and
S The preferred stock is convertible until Nov.
♦.lime
prior to the date
fixed for redemption)
;J
Jan.- 31, 1977. 'The company prosubscription by holders, of its out¬
standing common stock, on the basis of $100 of debentures for each
1
17 shares held.
The record date, interest rate, subscription price and
I Underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
Allen & Co. is
named as the principal underwriter.
'
Net
proceeds will
be
used (a)
to
retire $12,000,000 outstanding
balance under a loan
agreement with banks; (b) to retire $6,000,000
> of •current, indebtedness due banks; and (c) to increase working capi-
f.debentures,•
Yposes
retirements
at
2649.
corporation filed a registration statement with the
1957, covering 600.000 shares of its common stock.
This- corporation
(Rear-
_.
other
j
.
15.
indenture, dated May 1, 1953,
an
Marine
The
this amount, $596,200 represents bank loans payable .$300,000
Nov, 16, 1957 and $296;200 on Nov; 16, 1558. $499,533 represents
indebtedness payable in .installments to I960.
; ,oh
of •-•■Trans'*
,.
registration
a.
Jan.
t Of
■with- the
1957 covering $13,903 300 Of its series A sinking fund
corporation
and
,
,
set
p.
Securities and Exchange
This
.
1
$3501000 order
a
>
-Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Registers With SEC—
'
•
Air
equipment,* and
the "entire Viscount fleet
143. ' > >Y\
Y
*''
'
;•
equip
S3.450.000
1 095.733
:r
(586,707 shs.
f 1,859.641 shs.
.
'
'
issued under
were
company
will
183,
,
offer would expire op Feb. 28.
the offering price on the stock
The
8.
.
,
Delaware Income Fund, Inc., Camden, N. J.—Registers
•
the.
Feb.
directors
With
Midland Trust Co. *of New
York, as trustee. By amendmeht to the indenture, the company is
required to redeem debentures' on May 1 of each year as follows:
1956 through 1958, $100,000; 1959 through 1963, $350,000: 1964 through
1968, $300,000.
>
'h-
transmitter-',
of
made
Said debentures
between
this company by
communication equip-,
awarded
,
on
The
' Outstanding
Authorized
-
Contract—
been
■
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
6,000 sbs.
common
meeting.—V.
Y-'Y/Y'YYY-;;;
of
held
net
$4,011,038.
GIVING
;r
None
350,000 shs.
2439.
p.
F6.
Jan.
.
sinking fund debentures due
• ;
;
^
:
May 1;
1968
$3,450,000
•^Sundry >indebtedness_a_^_wa_«»1».K--I.-1,095.733
;
5'v> eumu. pfd, stock ($25 par valuer
,$123.460shs.
Common stock
($2 par value)__w__«a>'■
4,000.000 stys.
1912.
p.
Co.—Receives
modulator-power
set.
of
$50,000
250,000
company
,
shares'-of
June 30, 1956. the company and
sales of $73,332,215 and con¬
ended
year
consolidated
CAPITALIZATION
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
"
C-27 radio
the
had
income
net
equipment..
earth-moving
and
subsidiaries
solidated
been
has
Inc.,
Co.,
Vice-President
a
ultra-high-frequency
Included in
receivers
&
and
products,
Outstanding
plans to raise about $13.000.000 by selling 328,630
stock, Kenneth C. Long, President, announced on
Y'..Y*.
•)
•
Subscription
rights for the stock would be offered to common
stockholders in the
ratio of one new share for each eight shares
This
alloys;
non-ferrous
quality
high
cloth,
screen
184,
V,
Mt.
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Plans Financing—
wire and cable; plastic covered
alloy and highspeed tool _steel
saving, equipment; welded
and riveted .stainless
other
alloy metal equipment';
welded and riveted
C.I.T.
Inc.—V.
totaling
Force
Read
copper
carbon.,
life
EARNINGS—For
its
Co.,
Corp.,
Associates,
of
Member
a
wire;
its
Among
products.
metal
of
line
insulated
are
wire
and
boats
steel,
Financial Corp.,
Interchemical Corp.,
Strong Cobb & Co.. Inc., and Union Oil
addition, Mr. Brandi is President and a director
In
Oil
Dillon,
01
executive
of
Register
,.Collins Radio
v
•
of
director
a
Cash
Nassau
Elected
Authorized
See
St.,
manufac¬
the
in
primarily
engaged,
is
diversified,
a
flexible
fine
and
and
of
products
principal
,
corporation
34th
convertible debentures—.
S50.000
G'/Y lO-yrYsubordinated debentures--—
250.000
Preferred
slock ' (par $2)—50.000 shs.
Class A common stock
(par 50 cents)
1,990,000 shs.
Class B common stock
( par 50 cents)
10,000 shs.
of the company's facilities.
sale
and
ture
cash
meet
3800
at
"
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
6%10-yr.
together with other funds,
for proposed additions and
uet proceeds,
requirements
these
that
to
office
principal
its
has
corporation
Md.
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
I
President
Brandi,
member
a
of
of
H.
also
is
National
Co.—Banker
Committee—
used
improvements
sleei
Colgate-Palmolive
offering is being underwritten by an
The3
Rainier,
Jan, 28,
invest¬
engage,
small loan business, making loans to individual borrowers under
small ioan laws of the
various states, as well as other forms
the
°f
Sub¬
held
to
order
in
corporation
the
in
from the sale of the additional common
will initially be added to the working capital of the company.
shares
appealed by Cities to the Court of Appeals ft>r the
have not yet open heard by the Court.
On Dec, 3, 1956, Pennroad Corp. and Louis E. Marron, stockholders
of Fuel Oil. filed a motion with the Commission requesting entry of
an
order pursuant; to Section
11
(b) (2) of the Act directing com¬
pliance by Cities with, the Act.
In view of the pendency of the
review proceedings beioie the Court
of Appeals, to which the record
of
the
Commission's
administrative
proceedings were certified, the
Commission
has concluded
that it would be inappropriate for it. to
take any action at this time upon the motion.—V. 185, p. 143.
Executive
the
was organized on Nov. 22, 1955, in Mary¬
directly or uirough subsidiaries, principally
BUSINESS—Corporation
land
banking syndicate managed by Allen & Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
was
Circuit.
Second
net proceeds to be received by
general working capital purposes.
for
used
be
will
share
the basis of one additional
of record Jan. 10, 1957.
on
shares
ten
The
J957%
ment
the
Cities'
either
of
Steel Industries,
scription rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
this
at
each
opportunity
effect
to
disposition
the
or
order
an
reasonable
a
compliance
of
program
minority
or
Oil."
This decision
.
.
2223.
p.
Copper &
of $11.50 per share,
by Cities disposing of its
interest in Fuel Oil. Since Fuel Oil's Compliance with Section IT (b> (2)
haS thus far been effected
without the need for our entering any
time
184,
Inc. — Stock
Offered—This corporation is offering to holders of its
common
stock rights to subscribe for 170,297 additional
shares of common stock (par $2) at a subscription price
Continental
results in an
inequitable distribution of voting
power within
the meaning of Section 11 <b) <2> oi the Act which
precludes the grant
of an exemption under the unless and except
clause
of
Section
3
fa).
We
are
of
the
further
view
that
this
condition
can
be
satisfactorily
rectified
only
by
eliminating the
order
Processors,
having previously■ served'as' Executive Vice-President
of Perkins Products Co. and as an Independent
PROCEEDS—-The
public minority interest in Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
51.5'*
of its outstanding common
stock), "constitutes
owned
public
•
Manager
consultant.—V.
marketing
Food
be filled in the order of the date of
'
' "Y
;
offering plus the - previous offering of
shares shall
not exceed $300,000.
It Is possible that previous pur¬
chasers of stock will purchase none of the debentures in
which case
it would not be possible to sell aU of the units within this limitation,
and in thai event, the number of units will be reduced accordingly.
receipt of the subscription.
It
is
intended that this
the
complexity
a
General
President" of "Consolidated
became
1957,
January,
and
'
view
the
Woodford
Mr.
in
(5)
3
•
existence
(a)
that
to Section
thereof.
..Monday, January 21, 1957
. .
will
orders
over-subscription,
head¬
ready-to-serve canned , foods.
Its International Division, with
quarters in San Francisco, specializes in the export trade.
Cities^Service Co.—SEC Awaits Court Decision—
In
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(340)
directors -has- authorized
management
to
adopt (the
valuing inventories, effective Jan. 1*. 1956,
ia"^ of' ^bowing, operating results on. a more adS a period 'of continued increases in "costs,
Number 5605
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
working
"a portion of Federal income tax liability.
prices,
391,
procedure, already adopted by a number of companies
steel and other industries, is spreading rapidly as a result
Net
fiscal
Inc.—Stock Sold—W. E. Hutton
Co., Inc., as managers of an invest¬
ment banking syndicate, on Jan. 15, offered publicly an
issue of 100,000 shares of the common stock (par $1) at
$15 per share. This offering was oversubscribed and the
Economics Laboratory,
sales
of
is
financial
and
exceed,
may
PROCEEDS—-Net proceeds from the sale of these common shares,
be applied toward the repayment of bank loans,
and the pur¬
and installation of equipment and machinery for its plants in
Chicago (111.), California, and Lyndhurst <N. J.), and for a new plant
which the company intends to lease in Dallas, Tex.
all
1957,
series
dividends.
BUSINESS—Corporation, with its general offices in St. Paul, Minn.,
and its principal sales and advertising offices in New York City, is
The
28,
engaged principally in the business of manufacturing, and selling
powdered and liquid detergents and cleaning agents for commercial
dishwashing and household use. The company's products include; Super
Soilax, Tetrox, Soilax, Finish, Electrasol and Soil-Off.
Its manufac¬
turing activities are carried on in six plants in the United States.
The company believes that for several years it has been one of the
leading
producers of powdered and liquid detergents for
use in
the commercial dishwashing field.
the fiscal year ended June 30,v? 1956, the
$15.4r-8;774 and net profit of $558,298,
of
sales
net
had
*" >
share.
common
$1.81'per
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
i .Y
•
PRESENT
TO
-promissory notes due in install¬
to Feb. 1, 1965 __a
—
note, without interest, due
in installments to May. 1, 1959——«■
4 '/a ',/> secured construction bank loan
4'/a "ft
800,000
-
Chairman
Jr.,
The
also
sale
properties.
$96,716,
♦
The
($1
stock
tCommon
company
payment
practice,
costs.
expects that, in accordance with current
of this loan will not be required until
the middle of 1957.
$268,406
.Y
§ On
from
commercial
completion
And
6,150.
to
Nov.
changed
into
.
shares
two
$1
■■
value.
par
stock
common
Hutton
E.
Kalman- &
forth
set
Paine,
1
authorized was reduced;'
the treasury.
in
Tucker,
Moore & .Co.—
3,000
3,000
Boyce.-__/—
3,000
R.
Stein
L,
Bissetl. St Meed.?~,-Y'"
4.000
Newburger
Caldweil
4,000
Hopwood
St
Laird.
v
-
Co.,
St
Bros,
4.000
—
St
Co
Fhilllps
Straus, Blosser St
Bishop
H.
M.
2624.
p.
Inc.—
Reid
Co.„;—-—
Jaffray
184,
3,000
Smith.
5,000
Piper.
—V.
Inc.—
Corp.——
& Co.,
Fulton
Co.
Ss
Dain
4.UUU
3,000
3,000
7.000
DayDoolittle
4,00u
Simmons. _a
St
Securities
First
St
Y._
Renshaw———
Staats St Co.—
Ellis
M.
J.
St
R.
Rodiiian
William
Blunt
Co.—, 6,00.0
&:
Anthony <fc
Courts" &
severally
below, have
named
f
r
••
•
.
.
.
*9.000
Co
Jackson
Webber,
Walker
H.
.
Shares'
12,000
Inc.__'~l-
St
Co.,
Curtis
-
-
,
the respective number of shares
,.Y,
. Y
••
below;
Goldnigri, Sachs'St Co.Y—" 8,000
Hemphill. Noyes St Co.Ll__- 7,000
G.
.
Shares
•
.
..
underwriters
to purchase from the company
agreed
1'.}
W.
+
number
the
1956
8,
UNDERWRITERS—Tlie
of
-
of shares- authorized was Increased,
200.000 shares without par valuq to 600,000 shares $1 par value
each' of the 150,000 outstanding shares without par value was
t On
from
the number of shares
Five shares are held
1956
8,
Nov.
10,000
«
St
2,000
2.000
____
1,500
Cc._
1.500
1,000
McDowell
Co—
E-I
,
Orange, N. J.
Commission— •.
Association, West
Mutual
The
SEC
Association
its
for
The
proceeds
Co.
to
are
used
be
stools
Jan.
on
A.
shares
through
August,
chased
to date
silver
end
of
March.—V.
184,
p.
A
new
four-page''folder,
illustrating
and
income
"Y:
Booklet—
loading and
like.-—V. 184,
2738.
Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
•
corporation
on
Jan.
7
filed
a
letter of
Wyo.
Federal
the
Big
activity
;
and
U.
notification with the
covering 4,084 shares of common stock (par $ 10) to be offered
per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
for
working capital.
The corporation manufactures rice and coffee processing machinery;
aircrafts parts and abrasive belt grinding machines.—V. 178, p. 1056.
International, Inc.,
Acton, Mass.
—
Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
on
Jan.
multiples
thereof.
are
to
be
Jan.
$250,000
beginning
1,
used
for
of
3
7%
a letter of notification
with the
subordinated debentures due serially
denominations of $1,003 and
underwriting.
The proceeds
filed
issued in
There
will
be
no
working capital.
1962.
(o
be
I
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
Both sales and earnings for the three months ended Nov. 30, 1956,
first quarter of
the 1957 fiscal year, exceeded those of any com¬
parable
per od
in the history of
the company, Salvatore Giordano,
President, reported on Jan. 10.
Shipments of automotive products
increased as the new 1957 automobile models were put in full produc¬
tion
and
sales
of
heating equipment,
as
well as the company s
refrigeration components, showed a marked improvement over those
°f
a
year
ag.o.
In
addition, Mr. Giordano said,
the Fedders air
,
were
produced by the company on a continuing
September-November quarter for the first trine.
pointed out that operations during the SeplemberNovcmb°r quarter normally are the lowest of auy of the company s
three-month periods,; due largely to retooling for the production oi
new
models
for air conditioning
and the seasonal pattern pievailing
in the automotive industry.
Therefore, he said, first quarter results
are
not indicative as to what may be expected for the remainder oi
conditioning
units
basis
the
Mr.
during
Giordano
the year.
1690.
680,456
$567,267
$1.79
$1.58
taxes
Income
• -
1957,
-
;■
,
-
Film
&
filed
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
registration
a
covering 426,988
'
\
will
Federal
Radorock
recover
has
purchased
50,000
Inc.
stock from
the
cud
total ol' 120.000 shares pur¬
price of slightly less than $1.
a
Spokane,
Inc.,
Lake view,
common
the
to
Attorney. General
prospectus/ the
to
proposes
offer;
common
A shares and
1,537,500 common R shares for
competitive
bidding "as an entirety."
Said shares are to
subject to restrictions on ownership and transfer—they will be
sold
it
540,894
of.
A
at
be
1
hclder
record
r.t
426,988
sale
Resources,
December, ...making
that
the
is .the
Oct. 31, 1956„ represented 91.25^
of the out¬
shares, end 2,050,000 common B shares,
/hieh
elateIrepresented 100Y of the outstanding common B shares.
which,
common
shares,
at
the
of
Attorney. General
The,
to
and
only
be transferred
may
nationals.
to American
a
Capitol expenditures for 1956 are estimated ,at $10,000,000; and
is anticipated that such expenditures for 1957 will be approximately*
$15,000,000.
Swiss
*
the
John
Swiss
in
interest
Firm
Seeks
investment
sale
proposed
stock
90U
-
.
Investment
Interhandcl,
block
by
the
General
to
1
Sale—
B!ock
corporation, will act immediately- to
Alien Property office of Interhandel's,
Aniline
Film
St
Corp.
Wilson, attorney for Interhandcl, said on Jan.+ 15: "The
management of Interhandcl, as well as two groups of intervening stock-»
holders, will oppose the sMe of this Swiss property In every appropriated
.
J.
tribunal.
The
sale
proposed
is
to
contrary
the Federal
law
which for¬
bids-the
Alien Property Office to change the status of vested property
litigation is pending.". /Mr. Wilson point'+d out that Interhandel'sd
eight-year lawsuit for recovery; of' its vested pronert" i" •'r^idoied for
while
iurther
the U. S. Court of Appeals
argument before
"Our
In February. '
'
property was seized In 1942 and has been hekl wicviout trialdespite, the- fact that the Swiss Government twice investi¬
since;
ever
gated Interhandel at the'lequest of the'United States and found that
Intcrhandel is and always has been a Swiss cornortaioh chiefly, domi-,
nated by owiss and American stockholders," Mr. Wilson said.—V.~ 184,
2116.
p.
,f
*
General
New
-
•'
*
.
'I
.
Automatic
;
'
•
'
'f
Mountain
Corp.,
,
•
*»
,
.
View,
4
N.
J+—
Name—
Sce;Hedin
This
'
fobtained
26
has
••
•
Telc-Tcchnical
uranium
claims
in
promising
a
Easin east of Greybull, Wyo.- However,
Ihese claims is anticipated until spring.
is
Hill
lead
a
mine
about
General
Ralph
"
12
miles
south
110
of
area
in
exploration
Reno,
Nev.
Inc.,
below.
Corp.
*
;
,
d
1
*•
-
has
to
is
President
N.
C.
Terminal
is held by -Constant .Minerals Separation Process, Inc.,
Federal has loaned the Constant Company $100,000 under
whereby Federal became the operator of this property
Rabbit Hole
placer discussed below.
After first recovering
director
a
Julius Strauss,. President.r
Holt
Bush
elected
been
lie
and
Ry.—V.
Treasurer
also
is
184
Nev.
and
expenditures necessary to fully
receive 50fcr of net profits.
the
is. to
develop
the
proper¬
cubic
Hole
is
gold
a
placer
57
yard.
The
Magonigal
Property
is
copper
a
property
northwest of Tucson,
Ariz., adjacent to the Silverbell mine of American Smelting St Refining
Co.
Federal has an option 011 the 26 Magonigal claims in this area.
samples average 2 ',}•
SUBSIDIARIES
is
Inc.,
—
52 7 -owned
Federal's
now
A drilling program is now in progress.
copper.
receiving
su
bstantial
subsidiary,
icomc
,
Co,,
of
Hosiery
Bush
Mills,
Terminal
Inc.,
and
Co.
820.
p.
fifth
U.
all-weather
jet
the
Deliveries
(Calif.)
Air
plant.
with
the
185,
the
General
of the mine.
Now, Radorock is receiving 75'1
of.\the
operating profits, in addition to its royalties; Hecla will receive
after royalties.
A bank loan, originally $300,000, owed by Rado¬
rock, is expected to be repaid from earnings early in January, 1957.
Thereafter, a cash
flow of approximately $150,000 a month is ex¬
pected to go to Radorock,
Plateau
Mining
Co.,- a
whollv-owne-1 subsidiary of Federal, con¬
tinues to operate at
a profit.
This company recently repaid Federal
$20,000 of $35,000 borrowed prior to July, 1955.
Great Northern
Uranium Exploration Co.. L'cL,
Federal's whollyowned Canadian subsidiary, is not active at this time.
See also V. 185,
development
the
of
144.
the
According
about
Mr.
cal
by
kef, for
mai
about
Co.,
Ltd.,
P.
C. Rowe,
Executive Vice-President, revealed on
16.
Mr.
said preliminary
such
an
expected
figures on the company's 1956 operations
increase.
Sales ol" ihe British subsidiary
being consolidated for the
Firmer prices in
some lines
are
first time.
and initial results of Flintkote's
of expansion and diversification "are already being
in the sales picture," Mr. Rowe explained,
He added that the
sales volume 'also will be reflected in final 1956 earnings
For the 40 weeks ended Oct. 6, 1956, the company previously
program
of $2.70 per common
period of 1955.
Mi'.
Rowe said
for
accomplished.J-57 engine
Whitney
mechanical diive. tip-bines arid
following, one of the most
on Jan. 15 by
1957
*
B.
in
capacity
and
drive
of
marine
turbine-generator
industry
expansion
continued
has
to
Their
uses
in
the
sale
mechanical
of
of
extremely
from
plants
drive
the
Miller
pointed
out
the
that
chemi¬
adaptable in
petrochemical
sugar'hrBls.
and
turbines
application as well as shipboard-turbine-generator sets is
1907, according to F. C. Miller, Manager-Marine Sales.
Mr.
the
called for an increased number
drive' compressors.
These
small,
high-speed turbines are
applications range
to paper production
and
rise
the
turoines
field.
refiney
decided
that
out
petrochemical
industrial
world's
for
marine
expected
shipbuilding
in
companies
currently
engaged in. one of their largest peacetime construction
that
the
opportun'ty
for
sale
of SST
Dept.
marine
should rise accordingly.
He also noted that while more
ships/are being built, both for combatant and merchant marine use,
tli: ,r are also getting larger in displacement, thus needing an increase
ore
periods,
(he
in
1956
reflected
improved
figures."
reported
share, compared with $2.62 in the comparable
and
and
that
new
the first time.
"New acquisitions, which have brought to Flintkote a very desirable
diversification,", Mr. Rowe said, "include the Van-Packer Corp., makers
of
pie-iabricated chimneys: U. 6. Lime Products Corp., producers of
lime products in the West, and the Insulrock business."
Mr. Rowe .added that, the company was actively cqnsidering further
numbers
drive
mechanical
of
turbine-generator
turbines
for
auxiliary
operations,
sets ior ship's service electricity.
completed
production
of a
new
type
provide a marked in¬
crease
in the departments business in 1957.
This product is a boiler
feed pump-turbine which is designed for use in central power stations
During
of
the
to
1956
150,000
In
acquisitions under the $20,000,000 1956
expansion and diversification program had only partially contributed
•to last year's results and that new construction would not be reflected
until late in 1957 and early in 1958.
The
company is building a new Insulrock- plant at North Judson,
Ind
which will more than double output of this product; a new build¬
ing niaterials plant at Ennis, Texas, and a new gvpsum
processing
plant at Sweetwater, Texas, where it has entered the gypsum product
field
&
equipment
Rowe
indicated
in
sets
kilowatts
pointed
mechanical
A
of this company for 1956 are expected to show an
$6,000,000 over 1955's previous record high volume
of $101,000,000, after giving effect to sales of new subsidiaries
from
dates of acquisition and to the sales of its British subsidiary, Industrial
Asphalts
is
equipment
Pratt
the
1956,
and
of
270,000
Seelig
plants
High—
Consolidated sales
Jan.
air
Diego
Seelig, Manager-Marketing, the deoartment
horsepower of mechanical drive tu bines and
Cnarlrs
54,000
in
sets
to
tome
produced
highly-efficient
of
the
San
peacetime years of operation was reported
company's Small Steam Turbine Department.
the
increase
its
Electric Co.—Sees Expanding Market in Tur¬
expanding
turbine-generator
marine
New
at
delivered in quantity to the
flight facility at Palmdale,
some
successful
at
F-102As
145.
p.
continued
A
net
Volume
by
trainers
bines and Marine Turbine Generator Sets—
25\'t
Co.—Sales
this
for
production
powered
is
of
•
of
being
are
instu lalion
afterburner.—V.
By
Flintkote
$74,000,000.
McNainey, President
of
aircraft called
spraig.
aircraft
'
supersonic
disclosed.
production
company's
final
supersonic jet
lais
last
since
Tne
from
where
Numbers
F-102A
approximately
to
T.
Josapn
been
not
volume
in
amounting
by
Cmvair
for
Delta-wing F-102A and TP-102A combat
way
to
fighter-interceptor
squadrons
of
under
is
Force
Calii.,
the
contract
Division.
have
command
Convair
14
Jan.
011
of
been
defense
Force
Con,air
contracts
live
have
Air
interceptors^
announced
corporation's
Re¬
Rati n
S.
Radorock
from
mid-October. Hecla Mining Co., operator of the property
Radorock, had received 110m mine proiits t ie $817,076 it expenued
net
f
Cigar
General Dynamics Corp.—Fifth Air Force Contract—
The
was
miles northeast of Lovelock, Nev,,
and also is held by Constant, Minerals Separation
Process, Inc.
Fed¬
eral is
the operator and a ill receive 80(«.
of net proifts after first
recovering its development' expenditures,
Production, from small-scale
operations indicates the gold values will average about 85 cents per
p.
General
,
Holt
of
director
a
Director—
a
of
property
Rabbit
in
according
Mr.
agreement
Ore
Cigar Co., Inc.—R. M. Holt
Holt
M.
Burlington,
.
.
Evans
Canadian
and
S.
corporation
According
S. gov¬
$880,000,
total debts of
owed as a result
Horn
011
$25
,
142,681
747,803
$640,081
U.
p.
14,
standing
and develop¬
SEC
at
149,074
for
.
for
describing its "Safe-Hlte*
Engelberg Ilullcr Co., Inc., Syracuse, N.
.
with
cash
1
A
plans to drill-test for uranium on fractured dome structures
which show promising radio-activity in this area.
It has also obtained
46
uranium claims' in
the Little; Mountain area northeast of Lovcll,
mine.
electric
powered
fork
truck, with 2,000-lb.-capacity, has just been
published by this company.
Known as Model F-48T2, the truck is specifically designed for use
P.
1,216
$1,390,404
Basin and
2624.
low headroom
is
a
problem, for example, during
unloading of street trucks, in tunnels, basements and the
of
•
taxes
by Federal at an average
near
Federal
where
12,244
$1,536,955
—
statement with the SEC on
shares- of common A shares (no par)
and
1,537,500 common B shares ($1 parj.
These shares of' stock are
outstanding shares to be offered for public sale by the Attorney
General
of
the
United
States, the seller:
and General Anulne will
receive
no
part of the proceeds of such sale.
'
,
sources,
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New
'
of
Mines,
mine
loan
,
the
by
U.
$1,389,1«8
$1,524,711
income
General Aniline
This
entered into an agreecmnt
with
Wash., to operate that company's
Idaho,60 -miles northeast of Spokane.
Federal has agreed to
loan up to $200,000 to Conjecture to further
develop the mine, which work will be done under the direction of
FederalFederal has a
five-year pplion to acquire a one-half in¬
terest in the operation for" $10,000, plus one-half the value of build¬
ings and equipment.
: 1
Federal has. staked ■■■ 81
uranium -claims • in Wyoming's
Big Horn
Conjecture
ties,
Metaloid Firm—
1793+
1955
1956
before
provision
for
S. and Canadian inc. taxes-
income
184,
Jan.
PROPERTIES—•Federal"-has
NEW
...
this
Ragir,
expected
values
book
in
exploration
OF RADOROCIYSTOCK—Federal
PURCHASE
additional
of
16 announced
and
2739
pp.
Neyman,
W.
been
of
1957 series, to be
share). There will be no underwriting.
for working capital.—V. 183, p. 103.
and
R.
and
reduction
a,
sound',--with
is
of
operating" company.
the
serving carts.
If
President, said the purchase is Ekco's fourth in the
building field in recent months.
The Metaloid facilities will be re¬
located
at
Ekco's
factory
in
Canton,
Ohio, and lull operation is
B.
164,
income
Net
—V.
,
an
of Thomas A. Edison. Inc. or
below.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher-
profit
and
Provision
its initial expendi¬
tures on each
property out. of first ore shipped and. then will share
net profits with the company holding the property.
Your management
believes, this
type of. agreement ..offers Federal^ the greatest - profit
potential for the least initial outlay .and ' risk.'.' ■ * ...
;
the
as
and
with
Board,
compared
$2,462,000,
sale.
has
the
notification
special stock,
class B
per
of
Co.
Depreciation
uranium
new
Reno,
,,
the acquisition of the Metaloid
Cleveland, Ohio, manufacturers of kitchen stove and table mats,
company
of
step
($10
par
Products Co.—Acquires
Ekco
This
1
at
letter
a
by employees
subscription
successor
filed
9
shares of
3,000
covering
offered
Jan.
on
Files
—
stock, payable Feb.
series A
Feb. 13,
Profit—
capitalized
/,
' '
as
position
consisting largely
Galena
With Securities and Exchange
Total
wery
active in recent months in
the search
properties;
As a result, interests in three separate
uranium properties in Wyoming's Big Horn Basin have been acquired.'
This- is a promising new area with production of high grade ore from
nearby holdings already underway.
"In
addition, many deals have been brought to Federal by small
companies
seeking Federal's mining
assistance in
developing their
properties.
The most attractive of those proposals have been outside
the uranium field, and since
August, Federal has obtained
interests
in lour such properties,. Generally, these agreements establish Federal
the aggregate amount of construction ad¬
vances at Nov.
30. The: bank holds a secured note of the company
in the principal amount of $800,000 and makes advances thereunder
from. time, to time. Interest is charged on
the sums advanced from
the respective dates of the advances;
in
•
financial
totalling
latter
for
represents
figure
fThls
;
the
of
resulted
•"
"Federal's
"Federal
10,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
during
construction
■of
par
tleprec.
In
leaving
Daniel-Ruddock
6,000 shs.
R.150 shs.
Co.—Air Force Contract—
Auto
Tire & Rubber Co.
operating
Miscellaneous
the shares issued on conversion of the
.
10,090 shs.
of
charge
in
144.
.
was
600,000 shs.
4.529806
rate
.
$48,209.
the
-I——r-—
value)—_—L
B
common
of
dividend on the common
quarterly
Nebeker,
ernments
A-—
iiSeries
Series
Sagau, former
Assistant Treasurer.
an
Controller
5preferred stock.
addition.' Federal expended
$365,121 on ex-*
ploration, development and operation on its widely-scattered properties.
Income
from
ore
sales from the Oakie Mine, tho Haystack Butte
Mine and the" Fault Claim
Lease
(Federal's- directly-held producers!
+513,559.
-
John
ox
as
Six Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net
President, in a report to the stockholders said in part:
"For
the six-month period ended Oct, 31, 1956, Federal showed
an
addition to earned surplus of- $2,440,438.
This reflects the net gain
(after income taxes) of $2,488,647 on-the sale of Federal's one-third
in teres t ?"in
the
Daniel-Ruddock ' claims,
loss an
operating
loss of
ment
1957____Y~—
4V2% cumulative preferred. stock ($20.
par value):
H
15,
Jan.
oiilce,
Assistant
as
it wasBoard:*
after 42 years
31
Treasurer).
as
election
Treasurer's
the
Drive
Wheel
.
the
at
for each-share of series A
stock
will be paid on
D.
certain
25,000
"
due
W.
$310,000
25,000
in
Goodyear
Gamewell
23,
Feb.
on
'[
be Converted into
.
redemption the stock may
including Feb. 26, 1957,
current
years
the
retire Jan.
Earnings per share (on 357,912 shs. oulstg.)
company
$810,000
ments
redemption
shares of the 5U cumulative convertible
($50 pari at $52.50 per share and accrued
A
and
common
1957,
for
Federal Uranium Corp.—Reports
equal to
'
v
« ■*
FINANCING
Promissory
to
11
announced
will
continue
analysis.—V. 185, p.
Four
preferred, if conversion is made before the close of business on
1957, the record date.—V. 184, p. 2835.
Outstanding
Authorized
of
the
up
shares
call
to
'
Pending
stock,
voted
15
Jan.
on
stock,
preferred
chase
EARNINGS—For
1957 second quarter should
year's record breaking second
last
of
the outstanding
of
will
almost
will
Stock—
Preferred
directors
who
Br.ggs,
Lundy
See
Retire
To
The
Treasurer—
for the fiscal
those
quarter."
books closed.
analyst
•
.
of
that earnings
anticipated
equal,
equipment
and
other
products
remain in
good
these considerations,"
Mr. Giordano added,
"it
view
In
Mr.
(Doci
also
Breech
Mr.
-
E.
L.
5
manufacturing activi¬
and
.
(Mich.)—New
(including
Ford
financial
reflect
to
heating
volume.
and Kalman &
with
conditioning units is above that of a
said. "Output of radiators and car heater
the increased automobile production, while
Jan.
on
sales
its
(341)
•
*
been elected as Treasurer, effective Feb. 1,
?i
by Ernest R
Breech, Chairman of the
has
Lundy
succeeds
He
air
of
Giordano
Mr.
continues
cores
E.
J.
announced
'
quarter.
production
ago,"
year
& Co.
first
1956
"Current
Co.
Motor
Ford
10 cents
1,762.723 shares of common stock outstanding at
Nov. 30, 1956, after provision for preferred dividends.
This compared
with a net loss of $176,755,
after a tax credit of $233,112, lor the
the
on
'
ot
ties.—-V.
loss
operating
an
share
per
of
continuing
and substantial increases in practically all production
costs
which, under FIFO, would be reported as taxtble earnings,
in addition to normal pro.its from manufacturing.'*—V. 184, p. 1912.
the
acquisitions and the expansion
184, p. 2012.
Nov. 30, 1956 totaled $11,582,-
three months ended
compared with
S3,883,174 ior the comparable 1.J55 period.
beioie provision for taxes on income, amounted to $419,691
of $409,867 a year earlier.
"
income, after taxes, amounted to $188,191, equivalent to
against
in
•.♦•The
as
Earnings,
FIFO
with'tile
sales for jthe
Net
noted that "while the LIFO method of computing
results initially in- lower reported earnings, as compared
method, the actual effect is to add cash to current
capital by deferring to some future period of declining
Curiey
".Mr.
earnings
Y
.
1957
kilowatt
the
majority
better
meet
the
Fitchburg. Mass.,
plant
of turbine which is expected to
the
capacity
Small
of
its
facilitate
expected
Steam
and
up.
Turbine
*
Department
$3,100,000 expansion
the
production and
demand.—V.
185,
p.
General Precision Equipment
See
Upjohn
General
Co.
below.—V.
185,
p.
to
complete
145.
Corp.—Sells TV Systems
145.
California—Preferred Stock
made in our issue of Jan. 14 of the
Telephone Co. of
Offer—Mention was
public offering on Jan. 10 of an
57c
expects
and modernization program
delivery of its products to
issue of 500,000 shares of
cumulatiye preferred stock at par (S20 per
share),
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
6
/. Monday, January 21, 19,57
.
(342)
through Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum,
Jones"& Templeton. Further details follow:
redeemed at $22 per share, plus accrued
preferred, stock may be
The
major
Co.
the
of
announced
Authorized
($20
stock
Common
If
19.688 shs.
1,000,000 sas
1,000,000 shs.
any
pfd.
pfd.
Feb.
1981)..
notes
1,
(due
serial
$1,368,000
10,300,000
6,950,000
6,000,000
15,000,000
The
sales
also
See
issuance.
such
of
manner
.
Nu-Maid
and other products.
12,000,000
marketed
with almost 40 years of experience in
the margarine business,
is one of the largest producers of packaged
margarine in the country.—V. 184, p. 28_6.
'
185,
Globe
margarine
Metallurgical Corp.
Iron
■
,
below.—V.
Corp.
2325.
10
Jan.
Co. of Michigan—Exchange Offer
Stockholders — The company on
Telephone
Preferred
to
offered
of its
shares
160,000
cumulative
$1.35
preferred stock (par $25) in exchange for the outstanding
of
shares
$1.35 cumulative pre¬
$1.44 and
$2.70, $2.75,
Such exchange is
stocks of Union Telephone Co.
ferred
offered
basis
the
on
of
shares
two
$1.35 preferred,
of
plus $2 in cash for each share of Union $2.70 and $2.75
preferred, and one share of $1.35 preferred, plus $1.25
in cash for each share of Union $1.44 and $1.35 preferred
stock held. The exchange offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
sale
The
announced
the
that
sold
at
as
the
loss,
Guinness
Ale
its
on
time,
calendar
the
by
recovery
same
1956
taxes.
announced
of
the
corporate
in
changes
the
from
J.
N.
change,
name
Livingston,
(CST)
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Jan. 25, 1957.
on
Stone
and
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
acting
are
as
directors stated that
structure or-personnel.
corporate
exchange
The
Trust
&
is
111.,
Chicago,
Co.,
stock may be called for redemption at.
redeemed prior to Jan. 1, 1962 and $25.75 per
accrued dividends in each case.
preferred
$1.35
share
per
share
Bank
agent.
new
$26.25
il
thereafter,
J.,
to
there
are
the
•,:*
Ilertz Corp.—Continues Expansion
of Its Fleets—
V
Increased business in seven-key^ eastern cities has reouired a 59%.
of about $400,000
expansion of the Hertz fleets of cars and trucks at an additional cost
and
Will
eliminate substantial operating losses,*
of $13,000,000 in the past six months,, it was disclosed on Jan. 17.
The
The
year
1956; according* to Mr. Anderson, swras a clean-up year,
cit'es nre New ynnk, Boston, Philadephia, Baltimore, Washington, New¬
in which the management strove to eliminate ail. unprofitable opera¬
ark,*'and Hartford.
•
- - *.'•
tions and establish a scrong finmcial po ition so that Goebel could
aggressively cap.taiize on its position as a leading producer of popular- '/£' Walter L. Jacobs, President, said that more people in the eastern
United S(ates;rent and lease cars arid trucks than in any other part of
priced beer.
w,
'
•;
the'country.
b./
1
i
, v
The Oakland plant was closed In the fall of 1955.
,>■'*
iy Mr. Anderson pointed out that the profit' potential in the sale of
v "Acceptance of car and truck
renting and leasing has reached such
a
Goebel beer is improved by the price increase which became effective
degree that Hertz has increased its total vehicle investment in these
in
November
seven
1..56, and which will be applicable to the entire i957
principal-esatcm cities by more than 60f/>;
to $34,000,000,"' he
calendar
stated. "The number of
year.He
further stated
that if net .income
develops as
vehicles has been increased 59(r.
.
Mr. Jacobs noinrcd out that .the vehicles currently operated in these
expected, the directors will consider at an early dale resuming regular
cash dividends at the quarterly rate of five cents" per share 011 the
seven cities represent approximately 301?
of the total vehicles operated
receiving
additional
an
refund
1954
its
on
taxes
.
'
,
.
_
.
National
Illinois
Continental
.
N.
.
the
.
dealer-managers.
name
result in the company
This transaction- will
Beer.
change
factory
View,
Mountain
the
Its
moved
company
Ave.,
from
other
110
J
to General
Automatic Corp.
The management
is part of its program of expansion in the field,
controls for industrial and military purposes.
Most
and
-
the
Apart
*
the end of
manufacture
N.
before
that
discontinued
company
relays
"
/
the
View,
.
change
Carlton
12
-
-announced
have
Mountain
Corp.,
,
corporation
recently
because-the
income
1954
this
Leases Warehouse—
Kavanagh,
this
stated
of
property was
of approximately $500,000 in
from the U. S. Government
sum
this
of
v
by
,
that
company
Anderson
Mr.
year,
and
J.
additional
an
Plant—
'-this'corporation was.
Anderson, • President.
He stated
brewery
and
$100,000
received
partial
a
At
the
of
be
Edwin
by
for
was
book
a
will
cash
15
Jan.
on
sale
Calif.,
Oakland,
its
of
also,
that the New York
Changes Name—
,,
California
Brewing Co.—Sells
Goebel
i.
See
investment company filed with the SEC an amend¬
1957 to its
regis'ration statement covering an
stock, $1 par value.—V. 183, p. 208.
Co.—Sells, Then
J.
The ' directors
General
Made
loans.
bank
25,000 shares of common
Hedin-Tele-Technical
*
184, p.
reduce
of
Interlake Owns 99%
—
:;
Interlake
See
•
Co.,
Margarine
Stock—
145.
p.
Miami
to
used
Vice-President and Treasurer, on Jan. 17 an¬
Life Insurance Co. has purchased from The
Hecht Co. the new warehouse and service building located in Baltimore;
Md., and simultaneously leased the property back to The Hecht Co. for
a long
term. The modern, one story structure of approximately 300.000
square
feet is of brick and concrete block with a steel frame.
The
property has a railroad siding- and parking lot.
The transaction in¬
volves approximately $1,800,000.—V. 184, p. 1018.
John
nounced
20,000,000
The
be
15.
Jan.
on
additional
said the
Margarine
nationally
Co.,
Margarine
Miami
the
of
to
are
•
York
New
This
Hecht
President
acquisition of the Durkee operations woutd enable the Miami
Co.
to
meet
the
constantly
Increasing demand
for its
$15,000,000
5,000,000
V.
-
ment
Division.
Heidricli,
Mr.
Dmceeds
2762.
p.
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
will retain all of its
products such as bulk
refined oils for sale to
and mass-feeding estallishments. These bulk
three-fourths of the sales volume of Gliddens
processors
constitute nearly
184,
names
facilities
for
production
of food
shortenings, specialty edible oil products and
food
~
Co.
net
The
V.
Glidden
that
emphasized
announcement
refining
with the SEC, and now
Noel &
licensed
and sa»ad products as well as various other brand
owned by Durkee.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Durkee
aggregate principal amount of bonds that may be issued under
the indenture is not limited, except that the Indenture contains certain
restrictions
and
conditions
upon
the
issuance of additional
bonds
the
Cincinnati concern has acquired from Durkee
and at 3702 iron street, Chicago, 111.
use
of brand names of Durkee's table
the
that
includes
sale
margarine
♦The
and
"
operations at Norwalk, Omo,
bakers,
10,000,000
10,000,000
$15,000,000
5,000,000
1966)—
1957 to
None
718,8b2 shs.
500,0^0 shs.
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlim ted
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
Unlimited
,
3% '/r
280,312 shs.
280,312 shs. '
stk. ($20 par value)
stk. ($20 par value)
♦First mortgage bonds—
Series B, 3 V'a
due Dec. 1, 1969
Series C. 3V'-i 1*, due Nov. 1, 1974____
Series D, 3'/«'<, due Nov. 1, 1977
Series E, Due Nov. 1. 1978 (3%%)—
Series F, due Nov. 1, 1979
Series G, Oct.
1, 1981
(35/a%)
Series H, due Oct. 1, 1982
(3%%)—,
Series I, due Feb. 1, 1985 (3% %)-—
Series J. due Sept. 1, 1986
(AVt'/b )__
3V87f
sinking
fund
debentures
(due
curaul.
cumul.
Its
11.
Joyce, Chairman and President of the Glidden Co., and
President of the Miami Margarine Co. of Cincinnati,
P.
revealed
Tue
-
series,
Future
5%
3,883,038 shs.
Famous
Jan.
its registration statement recently
propbses to offer publicly 75,000 shares of
00-cent convertible
preferred stock (par $10) and 15,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) in units of five shares of preferred stock and
on°
share of common stock at $52 per unit.
The offering will be un¬
derwritten by a group of Investment bankers headed by Van Alstyne,
hasi amended
corporation
The
filed
Ileidrich,
Ohio,
($20 par value):
series
4l/aVc
Carl
Outstanding
value)—5,500,000 shs.
par
stock
Cumulative pfd.
Dwight
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
Durkee
on
„
products operations at two
Foods Division of the'Glidden
salad
and
margarine
the
of
plants
was
dividends.
CAPITALIZATION
table
Corp.—Amends Registrat'n
Guardian Consumer Finance
Glidden Co.—Sells Two Durkee Units—
Sale
plus
.
.
'
CONTROL—On
General
owned
all
1956
14,
Dec.
General
the
of
Co. of Michigan
Telephone Corp.
Telephone
by
stocks
common
Telephone
Union
and
this
of
Co.
operating xom-,.
panv in the General Telephone System, was incorporated in Michigan
on
Nov.
4.
1926.
It provides telephone service,
without competition,
in 77 exchanges in Michigan,
Its principal executive offices are located
at 840-60 Terrace Street,
Muskegan, Mich.
The Muskegan exchange
area,
with
a
population of
112,000, is the largest served by the
company.
Other
municipalities
served
(population
ranging
from
10,000 to 6,100) include Ludington, Coldwater, Sturgis, Tnrce Rivers,
Grand Ledge; Mill'ord and Tecumseh.
■
•
Telephone Co.
BUSINESS--General
Michigan,
of
Telephone
is
served
area
Co.
was
330.000.
*
Both* companies
lines between various of
between thfelr exchanges
of other telephone companies.
Certain toll'lines of the
interconnected, and toll service is also provided through
with the Bell Svstem and other telephone companies.
changes,
and,
toll
own
in
cases/
some
the terms of
PROPOSED MERGER—Under
of
Union
of
directors
Michigan
common
for
stock
Issue
amount; of
series
for
like
a
redemption
first
for
$25
(par
in
General
be
Preferred
by
merger
accrued
plus
175.000
shares
$1.35
used
be
$1,433,000
stocks
cash
a
payment
dividends.
Funds
equivalent to the
for
retirement of
be
the
the Dealer-Managers;
through
unexchanged
initially
obtained
from
extent required.
Shares
pursuant to the exchange offer
Issued
not
Union
of
authorized
The
of
its
these
preferred
the
to
construction
first
stock
common
$5,500,000
from
of
its
to
4%'/<■
its
and
sources
for
parent
$3,500,000
mortgage
first
funds
any
to
to
funds borrowed from banks for 1356
funds for construction requirements for
repay
provide
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
EXCHANGE
to
The
series,
lV,;,
3
bends—
mortgage
3 W'r,
due
series,
35,B '
due
series, due
r
ln79
c'ue
series,
3%
Outstanding
i.
1970
______
■
______
1981
$2,950,000
_
_
__
__
series,
due
1985._____
and
barrels
series,
due
1977
to
•4%'r
4%',
series,
due
1977_._
__
series,
due
1987
____
$2.40
preferred,
essential
series
($50
1
value)__,
$1.35 series ($25 par value)
Common
stock
($20
par
value)__
♦To
be
exchanged
for
785,000 shs.
first mortgage
Union
bonds.—V.
184,
own
its
on
Translaimcher,
a
to
pounds' cl
vehicles,
new
'rail,
own
which
air
ated
rubber
huge
Jhese
transport* the
pillows
of
Matador
missiles.
second
the
booster's
TM-61B
also
lias,
missile
overland
Four
which
wings
time
longer
.
powerful
more
folding
less
in
is
Matador
range,
and
to
get
make
it
into
'
'j
version,
Newark
'-
and
Wis.,
by
to
nental
of
for
vehicles,
Tiros
designed
the
of
manufactured
and
have
begun
Items
of
the
of
Force's
missile
Air
the
by
Rubber Co,
*
Matador
Aviation
the
of
Development
with
the
Matador.—V.
185,
-
TerraDivision
company
head
as
as
of
Chemical
the
Cellulose
Committee
by
of
the
of
Latin
Grace
Ltd..
Co.,
division
his
.
Inc.—V.
Grain
antl
poi;t.
Telephone
Corp.—Secondary
stock
mon
Offering
150,143 shares
Com¬
been
a
of
com¬
(par $10), made
on Jan. 17 by White, Weld &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and W. C. Pitfield
& Co., Inc., at $40.87V2 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession of 90 cents per
The
&
stock
Co.
p.
of
Richard
A.
Brown
Paper
and
Corp.
Canadian
and
expected
holdings
received
by
former
Theodore
Gary
a
its
in
merger with
General
Telephone
Corp.—V.
185,
mated
—V.
the
on
it
the
and
factory
Vice-President
in
Puerto
for
the
as
Paper
Co.,
in
Rico
in
the
but
1952
director
a
of
and
that
184,
p.
of
Securities and
The
Jan.
island
6EC
covering
shares
of
shares of
150.000
class
class
on
A-l
A
filed
8
shares
of
common
together with
share 1.
There
for
construction
the
Jan.
will
be
no
of
a
letter
a
class
etoek
100
to
the
notification
common
be
The
project
stock
offered
shares of class
underwriting.
proposed
A
of
in
A-l
proceeds
and
for
with
and
blocks
at
par
are
to
working
the
150,000
and
revenues
has
been
and
100
for
per
jivc,
be
used
capital.
for
or
of
a
h*s
period
ol
30
subsidiary
.
16
it
of
14
011
and
President's
waterway.
April
by"
••n
.
">;
A.
P.
■
■-
^Schlesingcr.. has
lleyden
to
name
■"
'
of
■
H-yden
Officer
•
elected
Remensnydcr, Wice-Chairman. *
;r
been
to vthe nine Heyden directors.,
continued-under ifs pro^cn't operating.
addition'
InduJtrirs
be
Co..-3-a division
of Heyden
President -and .3. J. Spitz, Executive
Mr.
Sis-on and Mr. Spl z
NewVice-
Both
of
Heycicn
Corp.
Newport.—V.
above.—-V.
184,
he
of
acts
of
1,
1957;
and
warehouse,
the
company
Exchange
184,
also
2336.
p.
*
2836.
p,
satisfactorily,
Klaussen,
said,
Oldcury
used
was
but
will
the
be
on
highly
Island.
this
total
'
.
.
Memphis.
company.
of-: the
cost
p
of
retained
in
active
U)5("Ury' foun^ecl in 1896> was con
identify the chemicals pro'duced in the
located at Niagara Falls and Columbus, Miss.
'
Products
include
North.will
„
phosphorus,
phosphorus
Jan.
11
<
185?"
P-
145. '
*
-"
*
i-
y
be
erected
with
a
copletion
date
approximately
North represents
a
new
concept
in
hotel
design.
will
It
ban hotd. The main building and six smaller buildings
divided into 117 rooms and suites. 'The present plans call
Vhor.,
Su,\ex buHdings to be increased to eight in the future.
SLi
esti¬
Jan. 14, 1957 to Jan. 23, 1957, inclusuch action is necessary and appropriate
and to prevent fraudulent,, deceptive
practices.—V.
'
w
u1
«
doubled
"announced
investors
"
sa"ie as the target date for copletion of the Freeway, which is
r>n
t' Construction is expected to start next Spring.
«mT four stor s in height,' will contain t *pical hotel
rooms and suites, some of which will be
K
6n
compounds;
rw
is
Ltd.—Delisting Continues—•
Commission
"Oldbury
into Hooker
2326eS' perchloratss> 0Xadc acid, and perchloric acid.—V. 184,
win
company
as
♦
;
be-more-than
use
0 iclated
u
new
approximate
'
the
announce-
an
r*T!lis J101®1 lias announced plans to build a n w $2,000,000 hotel.
Dr;, 6 ^°r ,n'
the nort'nwest suburban area of Chicago, 111.
rl Lirake has purchased a tract comprising 15
acres
on which
Drake
Tenn..
The
to
Hotel Drake,
Chicago, 111.—Plans New Hotel—
warehouse
will
■5*
-
officials
will
ing
accor
President.
The designation
temporary basis, will now
respected name and familiar
a
"V.
from
that
or
very
which
oUy. 1
HK
uidouiy
.
Warehouse—
Completion
-
new
days
declared
manipulative
-
fnvmlfoni Pcoducts" will
of
Co.—New
facility
Grass Oils
ten
its
Exective
Bjarne
by
of
-
protection
John
vrill.be
proceeding
discontinued,
on°Nov
con¬
of two oiders under the Securities Exchange Act-of 1934
suspending trading in the capital stocks* of -this company
Kroy Oils Ltd.. respectively, on the American Stock Exchange
and
the
v.ili
Division,"
trademark
consultant.
Committee
issuance
of
Chief
Armiur.
and
Chemical
°.n y~n;
various
summarily
($1
Corp.
Vice-President
Ilcydcn
Uldouiy
a
Executive
426.
Sweet
changed
'
and"
-
warehouse
this
Securities
The
Exchange Commission —
corporation
Great
and
* "
division;
vtions including
'anted
an
annual
on
Lake Wood, Golo.—Files With
conti¬
:
Hooker Electrochemical
Co.—Integration Continues—
Co.
•
G. E. T. Investors, Inc.,
2626."
the
for
the
.
Newport
Newport
the
of
wholly-owned
a
stated.
of
of
Board
as,
and
construction
material
raw
Zellerbach
firm
Chairman
&
before
or
was
result
outside
Integration info this company of the former
Oldbury Electro-Chemical
Ik
.
on
rental
or auto
acquisition..,Hertz
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—New Name—
was
C'mm'cal
situated
it
placing
44.
holders
a
chain
auto
Ilis/h Voltage Engineering;
Corp.—Secondary Offering
A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $1), was made on Jan., 9 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$22 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1.25 per
share.
It was completed.—V.
184, p. 1913.
011
a
nine-acre
tract, in
the center
of
other
facilities, will be located on a railroad siding. • It also
deep water channel leading to the MSssissijmivRi"er. thereby
$400,000,
quickly completed.
was
fronts
largest
latter
'
;v
in
rental"
company
Industries, Inc. have combined their
+£innoimctd op Jen.
11. ' Hevden
has
was
President
E..F.: Sisson
See
British Columbia, Columbian
44.
p.
storage
storage
As
from
was
share,
warehouse,
grajn
the
the
rental
France,
the'
be
box
Crown
from
with
broken
was
.grain
a
of
.'
..
car
Paris,
Newport
Corp.
is
the
elected
All
paper.
of
is
Elevator Warehouse
Ground
for
assets
Chemical
President
1
General
pleted—A secondary offering of
and
business,_ it.
the
"•*'.•■'
and
Pulp
185,
.
.
Europcars,
Through
Newport
Director—
a
American
on
negotiating
bagasse as the
using
retired
Texas
East
said.
he
company
pignutrd byof Newport In
The business
aireadv
Wentworth
Zellerbech
"in
countries.
director
a
••
...-managf ment
Ltd.
purchased
association
is
Celgar,
Cuba
mills
paper
McDonald
also
and
in
American
Crown
consultant
a
two subsidiaries
recently
plant
of
as
Vice-President
Montreal,
Canada,
of
Ltd.,
and
.
election
appointment
previously
was
Co.,
and
the
the
oper¬
formerly Executive Vice-President and Chairman
was
retained
Brown
Time,
the
announced
vehicles
and Newport- lied- total sales of
aphrovimately $46,500,000
.hl95p;
For the first nine months of 1956 .total sales were ap-,
proximately $34,500,000; total assets
in. 1956 were o-beut $60,000,000. ;*'
The
Hoyden board has been enlarged * to. inH11 d'■ '-"s-v-n wwhefs
Group.
Executive
the
14
and
Division
Paper
McDonald
Mr.
Jen
on
director
a
of
internal-growth
>*•-..>•
.
Hoyden
•;
-
system
'
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—McDonald Elected
The
McDonald
.
in-
in¬
in
Command, with technical 1
,
•
acquisition .of A
of
and
Europe.
Chaimianoof
missile.
.
missile
145.
p.
in
Askin
Newpor't
guidance of Wright Air Development Center, for Tactical Ah' Command,
use
completed,"
corporation
Simon
-
and
number
both,
s.
announced
Calif.,
central
Newport Chemical
\
Air
multi-million
dollar*" Air ' Force contracts.
ground-support system were - developed for
Research
been
and
acquired
-
-
<
tulwless
Products
»
the
from
p.
.This
r-
thg
*■
components
many
under
tiie
iu launching' the
experiment al, - utilize
now
Goodyear Tire &
Production
Air
until
new
a
in
resulted
had
•
will engage in comnany^owned .operations
limits of the United States.:—V; 184,
as.ets
Goodyear Aircraft
ground-support system developed
use
;*..
increase
has
investment
investment, in-trucks
'»
seven '
of trucks
number
that /the
,
.
the
-Ileytlen Chemical Corp.—Aequisition—New Name—
semi-trailer;-; made-by
part
are
The
reported
the
-
operated' in
first-time
-
facilitate
f
Translaimcher
C..
• ;
.
.
the
-
..
85'/;.
He
while
cities "listed
recently
company .and
has
are
Goodyear; Aircraft
The
t
the
Akron,
Corp.,
stated, that
<',
*
automobiles
by
6011b.•
doubled,
than»50Cc.";"
Springs,
.companies
cooperating jointly "in. this-'phase of the
Force's Matador weapon system program,
ihe Martin Co., Baltimore,
is prime weapon system contractor.
The qight-Whecl-tirive Teracruzer,..
engineered
and
built
by Four
Wheel Drive «Auto .Co., Clin tony the,
companies
?•>
of
increased
nearly
seven
has
Hertz
Palm
Improved
guidance.
phssible * to assemble the
action- quicker, and
transportation.
f
P
recently acquired car and truck renting and leasing
op-rating in ; the metropolitan*. Boston afcea,, Hartford, and
companies
and
it
.*•>'
every month .over the
fjThis is true in all prin-
fuel Is'expended.
the*' original
than
engine
the
"
the',Matador series, of tactical'
hurled into the a It .from the Trans-*
It is
organiza-"
the' Hertz
%
.
"Integration 'of
air.
and
of
rocket, .aid when
booster
a
the
Jet-engine.- Top speed is more than 650 miles-, per hpur.
.The
It
is
more;
in
*
number
been
by
than
from requisition.
,
.
Mr. Jacobs reported.
the
have
more
Jacobs
.Mr.
■
pressure.
utilizing
can
creased
carries;
The, Teiacruzer
and'
mission.
15
listed
had
cars,
-
MM-1
said
increased
been
y
■
.
the
Altogether,
System.
of the country."
Jacobs
cities
TM-61B
the
:
.
called
drops off and the "Matador continues, dndfir-power from Its
Increased
2739.
p.
it
'v
and
TM-61B
by
the booster
Mr.
160,000 shs.
second,
three
the
their
ground-to-ground
tinued
100,000 shs.
missile,
T"
•.
truck
launching
U3AF
The
.
1,433,000
.
said
-
Terra-Tires-which, lcok-like
on
from
••
markets
Mr.
...
He
pr.r
ride
only
support
missile
pulp
5,500,000
Cipal
parade
Hertz
month last year,"
•'pillow-tire"
)ue
ciTies of the
750
operates 41,890 vehicles.
same
launching equipment to-previously-inacces¬
sites because they -can traverse terrain im¬
military trucks.
The TeracrvzerZ and Trahspassable to standard
launcher tire Ihe only vehicles required by a -Matador missile squadron
during tactical military operations.
';'
sible
Latin
issuable in series:
tactical
new
multi-purpose
the
tow
launches
both
blaze
virtually
all
to
and
Force
Air
The
The
3,460.000
Cumulative
used
use
converting
1,030,000
*4!V,,
is
Matador
the
Cellulose
2,000,001)
_
3 Yah
all
' "Car rental alone is increasing nearly 50^
+
-
Translaimcher
2,000,000
_______
1983
in
.
inaugural
.two.Ami
unveil
launch its
and
revolutionary
a
General Manager of its
2,500.000
21s will
(Jan.
/
Terncruzer,
Mr.
First
today
transport
first,
recently
OFFER
with President. Eisenhower's, second
Force,
setting
vehicles
of
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
'
Matador.
The
tire
from
not
merger,
and
quarter
the
and
bonds.
obtained
issued pursuant to the exchange offer will
repay the additional advances to be received from its parent
to
incident
the
sale
privately
obtained
of
presently
additional
preferred stock of General are to be Increased in connec¬
foregoing. It is contemplated that in connection with the
merger
(now scheduled for February 1957) General will sell
sell
sale
of
amount
the
in
the
proposed
funds
bonds
and
with
will
preferred
for
offered
common
tion
$1,35
General-
amount.
mortgage
like
a
unexchanged
preferred
stock will
advances by General Telephone Corp.
to
will
like
in
of presently outstanding 4Yah
first
The proposed pi n of merger a'so provides
General of
160,000
shares oits SI.35
per
share 1
to the preferred shareholders
above.
the
price
by
such
of
the
of
amount
offer
reported
as
retired
be
4W%
of
exchange
Union.
of
(Stock
Union,
will
value
3 Ya '<
first mortgage bonds of Union and an
4%% first mortgage bom's in the amount of
exchange
preferred
of
In
par
a
Air
The
as
boards
by the
companies and
ol
excuaoge
an
series
new
a
mortgage bonds
for
of merger
approvals
respective
9i.d.
p.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—AF Contract
launcher
proposed plan
a
necessary
the
with
Union
of
$3,460,000
outstanding
in
to
of
ex¬
own
exchanges'
companies aa e
interconnection
and
P. S. Commission 1 General will issue 280,000 shares of its
stock (par $5,600,000) to General Telephone Corp. in exchange
also
new
(subject
shareholders
and
common
will
General
into
their
184,
tion
an
incorporated in Michigan on March 22,
1899.
The
principal office of Union is located at 219-223 West Ex¬
change
Street, Owosso, Mich.
It owns
and operates 77 telephone
exchanges,
serving,
without
competition,
Owosso
and
other
com¬
munities
and
municipalities.
The total estimated population of the
Union
stock.—V.
common
were
-
basis.
i-,r^e
.
buildings, two stories
_
will surround a
live
providing ampl^
1
patio court will
"
1
larg® swimming pool, outdoor
dining facilities and adequate
*rh
? conifortabie lounging and sun bathing. *■
'ri»r,ooJ
aml e?uiPment of the hotel and nmt-r room accommompnt
Of
T1-,
r,r.fc
extensive research "and, study by the manageexnnriPHPff
of its many years*. o|
experience ir
in Drake -emoracing the knowledge
f
in
height,
-soutb of the center building
transient motorists.' The ocntn*
.
•
,
operating
Lewis
B.
Walton
of
fine
hotel
Walton
and
prwties!
Walton; Architects
*
will
supervise
.
;Number 5605
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
y
__
_
the design
of the project. •' As a partner of the. late Benjamin H.
Marshall, Walton was associated with Marshall in the construction
of
the original Drake.
Drake North will be a facility designed' to
serve the needs of a community as well as the discriminating motorist
and can best be described as an extension of The Drake,'owned and
operated by-The Drake, embracing cue same policies of operation and
offering the same high standards of food and service.
Following the
policy of The Drake,
strittly competitive.
15 acre tract,
The
the
price
structure
of
:
farm land,
now
Drake
North
will
This
'
investment
-
be
R.
Corp.—Debentures Sold—An
7
un-
debentures
sinking
will
-
1
be
The
for
10 ; years.
initial
The
and
corporation
j
the
to
operating
S 16,606,8c 6.
1956
/ '
■
'
.
.
Authorized
..
Current interest-bearing debt;
+
10,500,000
$5,000,000
14.000.000
50,000,000
1977__r
value)
10,000.000
3 %%
due
par
A-
♦T^he
stock
<n?
interest
191,000 shs,
7.170,737 shs..
to 4%.
and $500,0C0
under
due May
funds expressed
§Canadian
in
NOTE—The
im
11,
the
loans
cost
this
1"53.
this
of
4%
the
is
has
loans
31,
ment
which
stock
and
ferred
39, 1936.
A 5% stock dividend
stockholders of record
charge on bank loans
annum.
4%<
to
per
a
further
before consummation
debentures
by each
Lee
and
.
the
William
Blyth
The
&
Blair
&
&
Co.,
Firs'-
Ripley
Freres
Merrill
Lynch.
Fenner
Paine,
&
■
&
625,000
Co.
625,000
& Co.-__
F.
Webber,
Moseley
S.
Bacon,
&
Spencer Trask
E. W. Clark &
1,030,000
Securities
1.0°0.000
&
Co
_
First
1,030.000
Corp
The
C.
Allyn
&
Co.,
Inc.
625,000
A.
E.
Ames
&
Co.,
Inc.
625,000
Co., Inc.
625,000
A. G. Becker
Central
&
Republic
< Inc.)
—V.
:
185,
Co.,
Illinois
Lane,
C?.,
Inc.
LoewU &
Co..
&
Kuhn,
625,000
'
.
Inc.—
—.-
Inc
Inc.
Loeb & Co.—A-
220.000
110,000
110.000
110.000
110.000
110.000
110.000
1,130,000
er
Benzene
year
ol
ompany's
.Badger
as
been
Bay town,
rocurement
.000
bpsd.
f Universal
Work
on
and
of
refinery
Tex,,
Co.,
Manufacturing
awarded the
contract
construction
aromatic
in
December
1957.
Cambridge, Mass., and Houston, Tex.,
which calls for the design, engineering,
of the Benzene Unit, w,.ich .will 0loce"'3
containing stream,
employing, the Udex Piocess
Oil Products Co.
the
project
Idaho Power Co.
began on
—
Nov.
2.—V. 184, p. 1.353.
Bond Offering
Completed
—
The
mortgage bonds which were
>ublic offered on Jan. 8 at 100% and accrued interest,
hrough Salomon Bros. & -Hutzler and Eastman, Dillon,
-Tnion Securities & Co. and associates, have all been
'laced. See details in V. 185, p. 146.
20,000,000 of 4172%
first
Curtis
&
L.
to
the
bisis
of
,000,000
1,000,000
—
&
Anthony
R.
1.000.000
Witter
Baxter
&
1,000.000
Co.__^.
&
900,000
Companyj___
Ha mm ill
Shear son,
500.000
Dickson
Inc.
t.
Ohio
The
500.000
&
Peters,
Co.,
o.__:
Fahnestock
Inc.-
Co.-
&
Baird
&
Saunders,
& Co.,
400,000
Co.__—^
Smith,
Simmons
200.000
Suplee,
Securities Corp.—
Nolan, Fieming-
200,000
Blunt
Ellis
City
&
Co
Henry Herman
Leonard
Moore,
200,000
Harold
i
200.000
Lynch
185,
100.000
Co.
100,0C)
100,00.)
100,000
&
100.000
E.
100,000 '
Co,—
&
L—
Wood
Co.,
&
,
1_
100,000
& Co.
100.00.)
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc
150,000
Stie^l'tz
Halle
—V.
&
Yeatman & Co.,
Inc
*
&
Moore
Williams
T.
C.
200,000
& Co._
Stiver
lire——
C. Wheat
J.
Folger,
W. B. Hibbs & Co.. Inc.
,
—
inc.
300.000
Collins &
100,000
&
Inc.
Horner & Mason,
Scott,,
490.000
-
——
Julien
Writer
Christensen,
500,000
Co.„
100,00')
100,00 ) '
Inc.——
—
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Pacific Northwest Co...
700,000
S.
R.
,
&
-Co;
to
Gas
above.—V.
Co.
which Mr. King is voting
100.00') '
I
147.
p.
Lutheran
184,
p.
Sweet
Grass
Gils
on
at
$1
per
general
La-Sall-a
South
West
Royalty
ot
dateel,
'
184,
Wis.
or
325.
p.
or
the
at
at the First National Bank ,
First Wisconsin Trust Co.,*
'
-
185,
p.
of
stock,
is
to the approval of stockholders
Ranch' Royalty Co. shareholders will
subject
Johnson
at a special meeting on Jan. 28, while Magna
consider
the merger at a
special session on
will
holders
Ranch
have
company.
merger
proposal
the
'
corporation and of Johnson
approved a merger of toe-two comuan'es on*
one
shave of Majna stock for each sharo of Johnson
it was announced on Jan. 14.
Magna Oil Corp. will bo'
companies.
146.
and directors of this
Inc.
surviving
This
Merger—
Corp.—Proposed
Oil
held
be
will
meetings
Texas.—V.
Dallas,
in
180,
p.
of both
vote on
Oil stock- '
Jan.
30.
2897.
Co., Inc., Freehold, N. J.—Files With
Dec.
184,
Commission—
filed
27
a
of notification
letter
Maine Fidelity
with the
to be
to be
join
soon
p.
2118.
Catalog Sheet—
cranking switches, has
switches,
available in 6,
the
and
Cross,
Mr.
President, on Jan. 9 stated that "Maine F'delit*
leading companies in New England in-growth and
indicated his ootimism over the future of the yearwhich began operations Feb. 1, 1956.
former State of Maine Governor, noted that this first
Cross,
M.
Burton
old company,
Record Bookings—
Life Insurance Co.—Investment Bank¬
Elected to Board—Expansion Planned—
ers
will
illustrating
sheet,
catalog
all
redemption on Feb. 1, 1957,
33+%>. and 4% serial bonds,
90, ,111.
Chicago
Bont,
Wis.—V.
Co.,
basis
the
Ranch
the
and describing its new line of
just been released by this company.*.
The
12, 24 and 32-volt models are de¬
signed for use on trucks, buses, off-highway units and industrial
and mari ;c equipment with comparable voltage system.
Features
of
the
new
models include totally enclosed, waterproof
construction; heavy duty, long life contacts, light weight, fast action
plunger;
non-chattering design; and standaid mounting dimensions.
new
St.,
West
Bend,
officers
The
booked $80,938,000 in new orders
increased.—V.
mortgage
and due Feb. l and Aug. 1, during the years 1958 to
1961 inclusive. Payment will be made at 100%%
and accrued interest
at
the Continental ^Illinois National
Bank & Trust Co. M Chicago,
1953,
1,
2740.
shares of common stock (par 10 cents i
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
corporate purposes.
corporation
for
called
has
first
outstanding
Feb.
Milwaukee,
Again Extended—
above.—V.
Ltd.
Bonds—
Association
The
Its
School Association of Greater Chicago
High
—To Redeem
231
' "v '
'
Executive
Lcece-Neville Co.—Issues New
A
Inc.
Day—
Dean
'
one of
months,
year had been
'24 states in 11
of
most
rapid
with
progress,
Maine Fidelity
entering
and rapidly building agency representation in
will continue to expand our sales," Mr.
states. "We
those
in sales volume in October over Sep-'
expansion.
to the board at the annual meeting,
in
addition
to
five
who
were
re-elected. Newly elected Were Roy
Johnson, Executive Vice-President, S. T. McKnight Co.,
Minneapolis,
Mini).; Clarence E. Hale, Vice-President, P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.,
New
York, N. Y.. and Peter Darlington, partner of Hill, Darlington
& Co., members of the New York Stock Exchange,
Vice-President and
director of B. J. Van Ingen, New York, N. Y.
Paul E. Merrill, M..
Carman Pettapiece, Homer E. Robinson, Stanley R. Tupner and Charles
L. Whittier were re-elected to the board of directors.—V. 184, p. 2784.
stated,
Cross
tember
an
rs
citing a doublingexample of this
were
elected
directors
Three
Marathon Corp.,
Menaslia, Wis.—Registers With SEC—
'
—V.
184,
p.
1-178.
—
Bonds Offered
—
headed by White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Shields & Co. on Jan. 16 offered $20,000,000 first
4%% series due Jan. 1, 1987; at 101 V4%
accrued interest, to yield 4.67%. Award of the bonds
won
by the underwriters at competitive sale on
15 on a bid of 100.1599%.
mortgage bonds,
Jan.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.-< jointly) bid 100.069 for the bonds also
as
43+s. Comueting bids for a 478%- coupon came from: Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., 101.909: Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co. and Equitable Securities Corp.
(jointly), 101.81. ,and
The First Boston Corp. and Glore, Forgan-& Co.
(jointly), 100.269.
The bonds will be redeemable at general redemption pi Ices ranging
from
106%
to par, and at special redemption prices receding from
101.25%. to par, plus accrued Interest in each case.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale-of the bonds will be used
by ishe company, for the construction of new facilities, for the exten¬
sion and improvement of present facilities, for paying off bank loans
Merrill
in
.
the
Lvnch,
amount
Fierce,
of
Fenner
& Beane,
and
§7,280.009,
for
other
corporate purposes.
operating subsidiaries of
public utility holding com¬
pany. supplies electric power, natural gas and water services in com¬
munities in a wide area in northern ana eastern
Louisiana, in the
south-eastern part of the state north and west of New Orleans, in a
BUSINESS—Company;
Middle
Soui-h
par),
Utilities,
*
one
Inc.,
of-
a
the
four
registered
filed
corporation
II,
covering
1957,
be
the
p.
the SEC onstock iSG.25
Restricted Stock
statement with
oi its common
a
registration
150.000 shares
offered for sale under
Plan for Employees.—V. 184,
to
company's
2784.
*
A
group
and
This
Jan.
Option
Power & Light Co.
Louisiana
was
New Unit—
Unit designed to produce approximately 24,030.000 gallons
purified benzene is expected to be on-stream for-tills
Humble Oil & Refilling Co.—Plans
A
,000,000
Tucker,
Jamesj Talcott, Inc.—V. 184, p. 1477.
corporation
for
and
45.
p.
,000,000
.,
magnetic
Space
Mason-Hagan,
Co.
"
-
Collins
Johnson,
280,000
280,000
—
Co.—
Co.—
& Co—
of Michigan Corp.
julien
A.
280,000
2u0.000
280.000
280.000
&
Jaffray
Hopwood
1,030,000
right
covering! 59,000
lines
280,000
,
,
& Co
Milwaukee Co
Piper,
Webster
Dean Wither
Co.
Sons—
&
1.090 000
Co
&
&
Simmons
&
Brown
McCormick
•
__
Smith, Barney
Alex.
Co.—
&
Whipple
Ellis
Blunt
The
Ja..ksun
.
,100,000
Stearns & Co._
Becker & Co.,
Hallgarten & Co.—_
Paine, Webber, Jadkson
during 1956, the
largest von me iri its histoiy,
according to A. G. Handschumacher,
Senior
Vice-President.
Year-end backlog was at a record high of
$64,743,000, despite the fact that 1956 shipments exceeded those of
any
previous year.
This is a 21.1% increase over the $53,451,922
backlog reported for. Dec. 31, 1955. While much of the gain is attributed
to
expanded sales of automatic flight control and flight reference
systems, Mr. Handschumacher
said that sales in nearly all product
625,000
623.000
HUtton
E.
W.
Pie cs,
Curtis_
Stone
L__
l,03J,000
1,030,000
Co.
Co.__
&
625,000
Co
1,030,000
Beane____
&
—"
—
&
Noyes &
1,030,000
Lazard
•
Corp.
Estabrook
Hemphill,
& Co.,
Peubody
625.000
Dominick & Dominick_
Equitable Securities
Union
Lear, Inc.—Reports
agreed to bo purchased
.100,000
Co.
A. G.
voting
Silverman,
R.
Great
This
the
1,030,000
1,030,0)0
Inc
Kidder,
of the
of
1,030,000
Corp.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, ciachs & Co.
Harriman
thereof
1,600,000
Co
Inc.-
Boston
amount
underwriters
&
Corp
&
Anderson
Bear,
With SEC
&z Co.
$150,00)
Co.—150,000
& Strudwick
100,0GJ !
Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co.,
:
100,00
Barret, Fitcli, North &
Co.
100,00)
Chace, Whiteside, West
<fe Winslow, Inc.—,
100.000 .
Fahey, Clark & Co.— "
100,00) '
The First Cleveland
Corp.
100.000
Firsi Southwest Co
100,0C >
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.
100,000 '
J. A. Hogle & Co.—
100,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Masten
E.
A.
Rand
1 .350,000
,350,000
Sachs
expansion,"
.
.
several
the
of
$2,910,000
2,910,000
Co.____
of
offered
follows:
as
are
Higginson Corp
Weld
names
principal
underwriter,
White,
bank loans
in
increase
eclipsing its
1953
was in
Klein Department Stores, Inc.—New Director—
The
used
b"%w have severally agree-T
respective principal amounts o+
named
$1 .350,000
Co.__—
Inc.^
•
the
Securities and Exchange
SEC
mortgage
company
the
forth below:
Webster
&
Both
.
purchasers
the
set
Co.—
Securities
trustee.
The 263.048 additional shares
the' condition that-lhey be placed un%r and made*,
as
Lawn Electronics
current
preferred s-oek for the
financing.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Stone
&
Co.,
&
Goldman,
a
share- 'subject
on
Brooklyn
See
sinking fund requirement; and (c) to provide additional work¬
ing capital in the usual couise of business, which latter purpose may
require
net tons last year,
previous peak year
Kroy Oils Ltd.—Trading Ban
annual
present
were
filed
each
issued
be
The
bank
3%%
from
of 4.40%
shares
to
mittee
meet
2,000
tons
1,140.000
tens.
The
shipped.
&
Magna
additional cost, would apply fw refunding debt.
approximately $22,000,000 between Sept. 39 and;
the $5,000,000, debenture sinking fund pay¬
made on Nov. 30;
( ) to buy 430 shar.s of 4%
pre¬
was
all-time record high in
L. Ashby, Vice-President
Vice-President of James Talcott, v
Inc.; factors, has been elected to the board of directors.
|
Mr. Silv:rman also is a director and member of the executive com¬
the
to
(a)
an
Jack
records were
(President);,
(S.)
increased
1956,
hit
by
a
outstanding Sept. 30, 1956 was to increase the annual interest
by $326,990.
Any increase in short-term borrowing would reflect
increased fate.
To the
extent that interest rates on long-term
Bank
11
of
annually.
approximately $35,393;000 of U. S.
the
on
series
6,300,000 shs.
the
by
area
Herbert
Dec; 21, to common
1956 the prime rate of
increased
States
shipped
128.000
by
for
par
authorized
irom
Weld
Blyth
Shields
Kings County Lighting Co.—Merger Completed—
'
of Sept.
as
4.40%
the
and
paH
increase
financing increase,
Dec.
table
was
During
United
effect
of
share stated va'ue.
per
above
(357,4+9 snares)
Dec.
Each
series.
liNine dollars
of
See
requiring retirement of 2,0C0 shares
sinking lund
Jan.
on
debentures)
additional stock on
or
(no
bonds
series
1987
,
exchange.
at- par of
value10,000,000 shs.
v
.
PURCHASERS—The
to-purchase
Secretary.—
Record Steel Shipments—
subject to the voting trust agreement, under
trustee.
:
.' -*r
' 'bw
*
Debt."
"Current
-•(Issuable
1357, on
1,
and
was
York for
McDonald
are
debentures
clue 1966;
2%% debentures due 1910 are shown
60,000 sht.
70,000 she.
70.000 sha.
—_*_C+—
and Deed of Trust ij
otherwise limited by property
earnings ratios and other provisions of the mortgage and Deed of
Robert W.
King
""Sinking- funds of $5,000,000 due Nov. 30, i956, on 3%
1971; $5,000,000 c ue July 1, 1957, on 3 % % debentures
due
70.000 shs.
701000 shs.-
60.000 shs.
-
Trust.
lie
of Denver.
~
Net proceeds of this financing will be added to the general funds
of the company and will be used to equip and stock a warehouse and
any new stores that, may be acquired,
and for general corporate pur¬
poses.
The company had outstanding 259,207 shares of common stock
as
of Nov. 3.
1956.
231,704 shares, or 39.4%, are held by Lloyd J.
100,000 shs.
80 430 shs.
12,000,000 shs.
stock
Jv
\ 7.280.000
-
$100 c
(par
maximum
subscribe for the 263.048
one share for each share
politan
30,000,000
these loans range from 3%
rates on
~
581,000 shs.
value-)
par
.
"
preferred stock__A___.-»,,__,
4.40%
TCommon
•
15.000,000
'
preferred
preferred
4%
debs,
cuhr.,($100
s-ioek,"
stock,
-
13.000.000
.
30,000.000
„
30,000. C00
fund
sinking
.4%%
"
25,000 000
30,000,000
10.000.000
■•Preferred stock,
*
20.000.000
25.000,000
37/a%-
-
17:500.000
9,900.000
18.000,000
20,000.000
12,360
'*
1987
$250,000,000 but the issuance of bonds is
purchase under such outstanding
warrants.
The: uiibscriptipn. price
is to be $3.25 per-share.
Peters,
Writer & Christehscn, Inc. is listed as the underwriter.
The under¬
writer has agreed to purchase at $3.25 per share all stock not sub¬
scribed for within
four months ot the offering.
Further, the under¬
writer
will acquire -right.; to subscribe to a guaranteed minimum of
80,000 shares from existing stockholders, which the underwriter will
sell to the public during and after the-four months
period at prices
to,, be determined at the: time of such sales.
The underwriting comunission in respect of the shares
subscribed- for is 5c per share.
King Soopers operates seven supermarkets, all within the Metro¬
20,000.000
debentures due .1958-—,
15-year'*4'% %, debentures due 1368—•
,
New
and
Vice-President
corporation
this
b.v
announced
1,012,000
held,
"
25.000.000
50,000,000
debs, clue 1978.—-—
-3^8%. serial debentures clue 1363-72,
*3%.%, serial deb ntures- due 1G61-.74
sinking .fund
,'5-year
was
corporation
shares
15.GOO.OOO
25,000.000
15,000 000
j3%' sinking, rund- debs, due-1971__„
"4%
shin merits
it
fund .subordinate
15.000.000
$15,000,000
T960,' 1562, and 1938 <4>
sinking, fund debs, cue-1.769^ §15.000.009
Sinking fund debs, due 1975__ §23,000.000
4%% sinking fund,debs, due 1981__- §25,000.000
3% sinking fund debs, du. 1934_;__" 25.009,000
3Vb% sinking .furi 1. (debs. due l966__ -23.000,000
13.000,000 /
•2 % %' sinking fund cieb$. due If 70
"
stock
Common
registration statement. with the SEC on
'J.nn'f 15,
1957 covering 2.63,043 shares of Its $1 par fcOmmon stock.
Tlie company proposes to offer to the holders of its outstanding com¬
mon stock and
to holders ol' certain outstanding stock purchase war¬
rants tissued in connection with the sale of the'company's 7%
sinking
4,616,550
due
,
1952
to
of
Company
Trust
Assistant
to
Prior
Co.
.10.000,000
-
..This ^corporation
^
L
.'43i%
4'A%
States
cunteu
rising
and
King Soepers, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Registers
*
1,149,788
notes.
Laird
whir
established lv the blast furnaces, the open
hearth
furnaces, and" five-of the individual rolling mills at Kaiser
Steel's
plant at ;Fontana,. Calif.
The company's iron
ore mine
at
Eagle -Mountain, Calif., 'and coal mines at Simnyside, Utah,
also
achieved new --^production records.—V. 184, p. 2118.>
*$36,087,350
to. em-
——-1_.
promissory
Co,,
♦The
45.
t Production
Lo'ng-term debt:
3 '/2 %
May
.
payable
notes
etc. —t.
loans
ployecs,
B.
General* Manager.
when
•
Thrift, Plajn
William
and special investment situations,- was affili¬
with the New York Stock Exchange firm of
and
iue
years,
p.
The
Outstanding
.United States bank and: other.loans.
-Sink. fund- payments on funded debt
Canadian
MVi.ii"
former record
FINANCING
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
-J
.
the
of
partner-
Outstanding
-
%. cumulative
4.44
capacity
same
Lindley
20
Steel
1956,
income
and net
|
Jan.
on
White,
-
and
$85,146,758
to
announced
total
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Misc. due serially to 1960____—
—
Promissory notes due Feb. 15, 1957—
Interest rate varies, maximum 3'A%
Yoik—
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Repoi"ts
,
'
...
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
r
amounted
revenues
and
185,
successor
period -1946-1955, total operating rev¬
$97,133,643, and net income
$16,877,670.
For the first nine months
10-year
$5,669,090
from
risen
has
is
May,'-senior
New
of
investments
the
in
almost
total of $518,670,529
representing 1,594,903
'■
the
general
V.
Bruce
all
tissuciaku
increased; from $23,930,055 to
have
EFFECT
1980_
series cue
Preferred
subsidiary,
a
service
had
of $5,368,000.
income
net
series due 1984^__
434%
Campbell, recently associated- with Robert Timpson and Company
Seeley
a
v
EARNINGS—In
enues
William
ated
1.925,
outstanding -in
was
loans..
of
in
Canada.. On Sept. 30, 1956,
customer notes receivable,
and
States
United
incorporated
due
series
3'4?%
cumulative
total
a
3%
been
Corp.,'
water
$15,297,000
cumullative
established in. 1878. General headquarters are in Chi¬
of 800 consumer loan offices are operated -in the
business
a
and
due 1974—
3%%-.series due 1978—
Subsidiary—
Bureau
and
company
3% -.series
4.96%
on-
"V4
BUSINESS-^The
$35,994,000
the
1956.
31,
bonds:
mortgage
4.16%;
Mr.
corporation will use the net proceeds fromVthe
sale of debentures to reduce
short-term bank loans and to provide
additional lendable: 'funds.'
'' ' >;
-i
■■■ '
.
communities,
69
Oct.
Authorized
'acquisition
stock,
of
Service
realtors,
PROCEEDS—The
cago
ended
of
revenues
15
and
non-callable
maturity.
to
in
customers
months
12
CAPITALIZATION^ GIVING
♦First
v
on Jan. 13,
1967 "will be, 101.
Tne
is" calculated--to retire 66%%
of
the* issue prior to
fund
she
tie, .election; of ■.three pew, directors: Charles V. Boulton, Treasurer
of IBM; Paul Campbell, investment tanker,
of Robert Timpson & Co.;
quickly oversub¬
was
tire
Metallurgical
to Board
ed
starting
-price
call
75,000
community.
one
operating
International Business Machines Cox*p.—Banker Elect¬
15, 1977, at 99.03% and accrued interest, to yield
The offering
follows
It
Globe
scribed and the books closed.
The
than
more
For
approved by directors of both com¬
by, interlake' of more than, 99% , of-.
through exchange offers.—V. 181, p. 2326.
had previously
merger
panies.
offered publicly an'issue of $30,000,000 4%% debentures,
optional
to
in
Thompson, 'President, "on Jan. 15 announced that the merger
into this corporation of Globe Metallurgical Corp. has become effective.
White, 'Vvei<r. ot go...and William Blair & Co. on Jan. 15
to maturity.-
a
50,000
W.
derwriting group headed jointly by Lee Higginson Corp.;
4.70%
covering
company was organized
investment
adviser and
Intel-lake Iron Corp.—Globe Acquisition Effective—
The
due Jan.
filed
company
1957,
stock.-The
cer¬
a
Louisiana.
in
purchased from Herman Both
was
undisclosed price. The law firm of Winston, Strawn, Smith &
Patterson
represented National Realty & Investment: Co.. Chicago,
owner of Tne Draae.—-V. 142,, p. 14o4.
..
■
-•>' •* , . -;-
Finance
.Jan. "11,
on
capiral
south of that city, and in
Mississippi River
along the
portion of the city. The company operates in 46 of the 64 parishes
Electric
service
is
supplied
to
more
than
211,000
customers In 564 communities and in rural areas,
natural gas service
tain
registration statement with vhe
shares of its Si par common
under Delaware law on
'• Aug, 6, 1956.
The
principal underwriter of
the
Fund
is
The
First
Sierra
Corp.,
a
California
corporation.
Theodore C. Hossfeld, of San Francisco; is President.—V. 173, p. 566.
SEC
lor-an
Hou^old
district
Insurance Investors Fund, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
.
7 *
(343)
fr.
Marine Midland Corp.—New
j-
% Bo ward
Vultee
F.
has
administration committee,
a
Vice-President and
Officials—
been named Chairman of the corporation's
and Walter H. Johnson, Jr. has been elected
named
as
a
member of the administration com¬
mittee.
Mr.
New
York
land
returned
as
recently
to The
Marine Midland
Trust
Co. or
Administrative Vice-President and to the Marine
an
as
Corp.
Mid¬
Vice-President.
a
continue as an Administrative Vice-President
Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York.—V. 184, p. 2443.
Mr.
,
Vultee
The
Johnson
will
Tile
Mastic
Corp.
of
of
America—Outlook Good—
in total sales by this corporation, which
resilient tile products, is forecast for 1957
by Carl Resnikoff, Vice-President in charge of sales.
,
Mr.
Resinkoff
pointed out
that
this increase exceeds the 4%
to
6%
rise
which is anticipated
for the building material industry
as
a whole.
This optimistic view is based on the increasing popularity
of
resilient tile flooring
in home modernization and non-rcsidentjal
construction—two areas in which record sales are expected in 1957.
The
outlook
lor
plastic wall
tile sales during the coming year
Is
equally bright, Mr. Resnikoff continued.
Accelerating saies and
consumer
acceptance of
the product during 1956 indicate the way
toward even greater gains in the coming year, lie forecast.—V.
133»
12%
A
is
p.
a
to
major
558.
J5%)
increase
producer
of
,
Financial Chronicle ..Monday, January 21, 1057
Commercial and
The
8
(344)
with the stock dividend but in lieu thereof stockholders
would receive a cash payment of 40 cents per share.
that even though livestock receipts are expected to be
somewhat lower in
1957, Mr. McCallum said he felt they would be
connection
in
of
two
effective with the beginning
new sales branches and territory
branch
and
distributor
tion
changes,
areas.
market
closer
mit
The
,
The
the
relationships
dealer
in
branch,
Cincinnati
front
of
Territory
trol
and
to
part
In
includes
other
Rocky
the
Co.,
divisions
organization
sales
the
covering
States.—V.
and
cash
paid
18
stock
cents
March
will
In
has paid common stock dividends in
dividends were 62 cents per share
dividends, each amounting to
li of 1%..
receive
share
per
12.
both
CAPITALIZATION
in
mortgage bonds:
Series
3'.">
A
due
EFFECT
of
Outstanding
750.000
PROCEEDS
BUSINESS
3 0,
Corp.
in
1,
ing
The
to
of
held
is
on
Va %
due
1977—;
due
1984
of
blocks
three
ground
Spokane
period
a
minerals
as
Trioe,
rnuian
produced
and
in
3.35%
of
ground consists
has
Co.
at
about
of
a^u..e
o
construction
develop
of
about
of
consists
due
which
the
sum
of
cost
'The
the
building
The
mill
the
(without par value)—
lf5o.
-
issue
may
to
as
the
tl,919,363 shs.
2,009,000 shs.
bonds
mortgage
additional series
of
the
shares
distributed
stock
a
as
dividend
Dec.
on
purchase
stock
as
not
the
subscribed
for
indicated
percentages
such
company
have
below
named
severally
additional
shares of
exercise
upon
It
Co.
be
to
must
has
emphasized
carried
the
mill
site,
for
the
mining
and must be
the
on
and
10
acquired
milling
the
mill
cents),
presently
184,
the
4.000.000
supply
shares
there
of
stock
common
of
in
warrants,
ihis
at
corporation
covering
$10
used
«):are,
per
to
expjnti
purchase
of
without
additional
test
letter
a
with
notification
of
th<-
SI)
(par
be
to
offered
equipment
and
capital.—V.
working
.
184,
325.
p.
This
White,
A.
in
the
sales
net
fiscal
of
Sll.487.814.
ended
year
Sept.
increase
an
30.
of
24v
according
1955,
S9.237.740
over
J.
to
McDougal,
W.
President.
Weld
alter
578,351
preferred
fiscal
1956
after Federal
year
dividends
to
53
cents
shares
common
after Federal
of
the
lor
preferred
in
to
taxes
outstanding and
the previous fiscal
56
dividends
cents
taxes was $304,046.
share
common
the
on
compared with net incoiiie
year of $330,529, equal after
share
common
a
a
on
Mr.
fiscal
current
subsidiaries
able
of
from
results
strike
a
in
that
the
year,
amounted
this
of
part
1956,
backlog
the
will
backlog
of
company
and
realized
be
not
that
added
He
because
Castings Co. plant. Monroe,
materially
outlay of
its
sales,
this company is in
production
and
consequence."—V.
any
position to expand
without further capital
earnings
183.
Co.„
1
for
A
Co.__—_
1
Co.,
I
During
3
Lester.
3 V
Lucas.
Republic
&
iiutton
Loeb.
Treasurer
For
As
Coal
thai
of
Honeywell
position
Brison
company
H.
&
of
Laxson
Huntington.
announced
was
Jan.
on
Va.
W.
15
as
Paul
by
B.
President
of
Laxson
since
and
has
been
has
been
1955
associated
the
with
Administrative
Vice-
succeeds
he
interim
an
Treasurer
basis
since
A.
since
1947.
who
Wilson
M.
the
retirement
Mr.
Wilson
185.
in
Dec.
of
1
Executive
Vice-
in
operations
Boston.
known
He
Ma*s.,
tne
as
Jan.
on
of
this
company's Doeleam and
been
consolidated
into
a
the
have
Boston
Division,
saia
the
organizational
by
independently
tliminaiing
Bo>tun
new
conductor
trol
section
isyuchro
test
single
a
unit
President,
be
to
announced
two
is
of
services
previous
two
and
semi¬
a
instru¬
an
con¬
the
01
various
products
25 J.COO-squa re-foot
Edministranon
will
building
bo
will
plant
consolidated
there—V.
185.
be
in
in
centered
the
in
divisions
Thayer.
11*
Wagenseller
A
____
Co.,
Inc.
Gardner,—
Brewer
A
Baker
t:\ll
existing
two-
Va.,
by
abo
the
supplier
the
was
by
ment.
52%
Inc.—
1
of
the
N.
be
J.
Charles
by
Emery
of
the
will
the
board
been elevat'd
will
succeed
President
of
resigned
that
He
son
is
a
Chairman
The
was
of
of
date
of
Julv
his
ition of Chairman
J.
of
to
William
tne
pavilion
011
po
1949
offtro
abolished.
retire
the
to
Kenneth
since
Boaid
of
assume
N.
of
Katy
DcramUs
will
retirement.—V.
be
185,
the
of„ Kansas
had
retained
p.
Mr.
to
of
184.
begin
estimated
Allen
constructed
of
shortly
at
Qrganic
S3.60
be
and
hoard.
Jan.
by
J
Rv
T.
hi*
consultant
8.
with
the
give
oil
under
for
been
despite
for
long-term
a
the
crude
as
resistance
to
Thomas
said,
Mr.
A
or
and
scarcities by
acid
During
paper
will
providing
other
and
and
the
of
Oct.
reported
Insure
"built-
a
and
polybasic
other
fatty
acids
The
uses.
to
the
to
present
common
stockholders at S13 per share
stock
in
on
(no par)
the ratio of
has
Income
new-
the
to
been
basis
Gulf
Dec.
the
the
a
was
holes.
net
the
same
were
wells
the
In
first
wildcat
com¬
six
wells
months
and
44
and
company
$3.37
or
said
He
price
levels
than
the
share
per
73
of
Mr.
past
directors
stock
of
of
be
acquisi¬
in
offshore
Drilling
costs
charged
substantially
against
income
are
than
for
earlier
This tends to
higher
described
program
in
for
spent
development.
All offshore
& Exploration Co,,
Ocean
months,
acres
184.
of
the
above.
the
company has acquired
timber lands in central and
of
approxi¬
southern
2784.
p.
assets
year
to
bv
1955
struction
ihe
being
converted
into
modern
a
and
meat
years.
packing
Vancleave.
Red
property
hog slaughter¬
Since
its
of
plant
Miss.
Heart
to
Fort
latter
on
purchase,
tuna
in
The
food
cat
the
the
and
th^
record
declared
a
2v
a
stock
company.
Jan.
4.
No
dividend
of
dividend
Both
are
25
cents
payable
payable
fractional
shares
in
Jan.
will
com¬
1
31.
cost
a
the
and
five
is
of
that
the
in
one
in
S3,500,000
Chicago
to
be
also
to
expansion
program
will
produces one or more
another in Puerto
Canada,
Venezuela
Irancisco
and
addition
completed
completing
begin
is
has
in
operating at full capacity,
been
ordered
and
con¬
the
summer.
construction
production
of
of
hydrogen
plant at San
this year to
a
early
oxygen
area
industries, Haines said.
compressing plant at Huntsville,
prJ"ductlon thi*
hedrogen for
acetylene
said
plants at which NCG
including
month
to meet industrial
processing of metals.
the
Jua? construction will
start tins month
producing plant to serve a
expanding Puerto Rican industry.
steel
mill
is
Ala.,
demands
on
and
scheduled
for elec¬
and
an oxygen
other consumers
KQnv!oXne/'Ue'a' 0CRbpment has been ordered tc double capacity of
.OXysen, plant at Maracay, and the company is constructing
new
oxygen
plant
said.—7.
184.
at
p.
the
iron
ore
mine
port
of
Puerto
Ordaz,
Mr.
2838.
National Distillers
corporation,
of
from
Products Corp.—Acquisition—
which
Delaware
W.
&
A.
has
lor
had
22
Gilbey,
a
662,ii%
years,
Ltd.,
interest
of
London
the
'
™cresl"l that
company,
The
Delawaie
A A.
the
minority
produces
W
in
announced
3
Jan.
on
of
company
VQti"^S G,loe-v*s 8hi and vodka for the American market,
r.siwifi
entered into a licensing and marketing agreement with
American
n^rke"
righls to the formulas and trade-marks in the
,
A,J?l«^„aeqUiRiticn of
American
company's
the minority interest
operations.—V.
184,
p.
will in
1254.
no
affect the
way
National Rubber
See
American
Machinery Co.—Working Control—
Seal-Kap Corp
of
Delaware
above.—V.
184.
p.
626.
share
shares
be
faci'ities
Alabama,' Calif¬
on
Jan. 10
in
announced
was
a
operations
per
production
gas
locations
a $3,000,000 addition to NCG's liquid oxygen
increase that plant's output by
150" .
This
produces
nitrogen and argon, was completed in
expected
company
Calu.
sail
new
liabilities
3.
a
m
company's
three
installed
six
v. ill
also
at
tjiibeyj Ltd.
.cqtusition
are
industrial
at
Venezuela
.^aid that
for
is
of
gas,
Colombia
Leanaro.
$3,979,086
current
and
President,
number
Chicago
whicn
m
of
facilities
Rico
and
acquired four properties. These in¬
side in which sausage manufac¬
Dec.
in
March
.
construction
present
Puerto
the
Haines
in
Haines
meat.
previous
lor
of
plant
♦
was
ago.
bought
plant
the
the
stockholders
six
industrial
three
1 k-nt
high
new
increase
increased
company
processing, and canning
stock
be
activities
$4,000,000
to
in
approximately
this
kinds
1929.
plant.
27
Venezuela,
and
$9,000,000
of
development
$6,000,000
"exploratory
to
outlay
an
and
exploration
increased
past
Illinois,
trolytic
west
operations
canning
the
the
lhat
the
the
"real
$340.765.513—a*
current
year
company
a
canning
for
the
of
facilities
Coast
capital
capital
which
began
and
and
through
Corp.
continue
to
program
supply
growth,"
$2,908,639 equiva¬
of
since
year.
greater
company
slicing
the
and
has added
the
On
com¬
which
Tex.,
contract
pany
Missouri Public Service Co.—Stock Offered—The
of
Chicago's
on
for
company.
Charles J. Haines,
for
materials
raw
of
one
$2,712,589.
income
last
in
ratio
1.97
the
year
bacon
addition
plant
until
the
with
building
plant
desire
available for
53
pleted—15
anticipates
Canada,
reached."—V.
nring to
company.
capital
Estherville. Iowa
Worth.
45.
is offering 319.894 shares of
to
equipment
unsaturated
company's
1956
net
with
net
7%
was
the
27,
aggregated
decline
lor
and
year
the
a
turing
In
1956,
exploration
gas
Murphy
said
expansion
A
compared
year
working
cluded
ing
$2,336,000
30,
conducted
by
dee
ornia.
Mersize.
white
production.
U. S. consumer of
ended
sales
seme
the
compared
of
pany
net
M&haney,
5
properties,
are
report
Rico,
2784.
p.
$336,053,082
record
new
2.58
Co.
internal
National Cylinder Gas Co.—Plant
Expansion—
the
full-scale
barg ng
water
rosin
source
highest
saH
with
and
$2,000,000
During
Monsanto-
tall
call
formulations
President,
McCallum
is
in
from
income
net
Nov.
and
mately 65,GOG additional
crude
on
Division
in
R.gis mills in FloridaT
fortified rosin size such
dimer
year
share,
per
the
Deramus
share
net income.
However, as a direct result, crude oil reserves
steadily increasing, augmenting the company's capital values now,
building up earning power for the future.
are
84.000.000.
over
Chemicals
to
identified
crude
plans
Mersize
on
has
Deramus
City., President
expressed
a
Mr.
efifctive
Southern
held
as
who
company'*
Presidency
President."
who
Board.
the
on
Western Rv\.
Kansas 'Citv
Vice
Mahanev.
1957,
of
resigned,
the
the
Executive
Mr
1,
Hanau.
the Chicago Great
member
a
cents.
Investigations concerning the ownership of an interest in
.ft paper or
pulp mill continue. Previous holdings together with recent
acqmsilions place
the company
in a position
to
provide the wood
requirements of a
paper mill,
though no definite arrangements have
St.
t(ie largest
plastic
fiscal
during
III, has been elected President and
directors
to
succeed
Donald
V.
Fraser.
per
33
pyr
Arkansas.
Cincinnati,
be
fractionation
will
scheduled
undertaking.
importe.nt
an
of
future
any
is
is
closely
from
position
coatings,
is
new
production
compared
a
available
money
to
depress
by
Present
makers
The
against
its
Tonnage
Dcramus
and
owned
Tne
1958.
of
originator of
paper
10
plant
for
which
-and
Co.
McCallum.
The
earnings
leases,
from
year
ended
program
oil
States,
operations
Durst,
The
timber
1
•
Wllliatr.
of
Co
.
Monsanto's
spring
as
John
and
construction
of
cost
previous year—the
set
the
earnings
were
prodluters.
capital expenditures for fiscal 1957 of the
approximate
$18,000,000,
compared
with
United
1
A
A
Jan.
on
location
and
contract
Industries is
recorded
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—New President—
the
producers
for
1
oil,
jointly-owned
the
toard.
Terming
as
ar.d
of
on
amounted
the
in
compared
the present
fatty acids and tall oil rosin.
let
the
Emery said.—V.
recently
of
quarter
1956.
McDowell,
Inc.. have joined in the manu¬
a
product of sulphate pulp
strengthen the raw materials positions
Paper
will
to
is,
surrendered
dry
Becker——
Blosser A
(John) Morrell & Co.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
147.
p.
Straus.
Industries
operated
material
in
W.
amount
1956,
1955,
the
1957,
Based
2,347,160,
30,
30,
1956,
for
activities, of which $4,000,000 will be used for additional marine eouip-
Rouse,
to
arrangement.
the Nitro plant
used
Mr.
the
Engineering
Boston.
be
in
to
raw
the
The
is
Nov.
Nov.
1956.
30.
decrease
tion
A
2
a
W.
been
plant,
company
lent
which
ended
fiscal
of
Nov.
charges
slight
a
1
Pierce
Reinholdt
Monsanto,
Nitro.
have
will
paper
W.
period of fiscal
ended
in
half
torn
increase
clec
electronic
s.
instruments,
first
the
over
1
Rauscher.
announced
tr.rery
management
surface
functions
sections:
transistorsi,
gyroscopic
to
end
the
ended
months
resulted
the
crude
was
of
of
venture
plant
six
$1,012,000
as
subsidiaries
Industries.
from
unsaturated
Regis
acids
the
fiscal
Northwest Co
2
Etnery
agreement,
Monsanto
and
like
of
$8.000.000
.
cooperative
divisions.
of
composed
tpower-type
motors,
designed
was
duplication
the
eqtipmemi.
Production
purchased.
realignment
the
by
Division
product
section
and
story
Wishart.
a
production
Mr.
performed
ment
Paul B.
11.
efficiency
The
plant
widely
ended
the
1
—
2
designed
President
Emery
Divisions
and
venture
Into
oil
like
cents.
half
as
expected
President
Emery
in
Pacific
Hopwood—
move
fractionating
in"
Transistor
28
Budgeted
companies.
Monsanto's
the
Hon»yweli.
Unites Boston Activities Into One Division—
The
A
joint
under
months
Because
year.
1
A
l'a
chemicals
of
Under
The
of
for
months
and
the
1
147.
p.
Thomas.
at
six
the
$6,430,000
17%.
of
1
Co.
&
Co.—
company
toth
Ohio,
the
for
1957, 59 net wells were
development wells,
43
of
which
Monsapto Chemical Co.—New Joint Venture—
held
has
last
is
first
periods
of
quarter
charged
1
Co
Jaffr.iv
mills
for
with
increase
fiscal
of
1
l'a
A
A
This
second
the amount
1956.
McCormick
—
Marks
Walker
facture
for
rentals,
Mitchum. Jones A Templeton
Newhard, Cook A Co._
Co.
tall
firm.
Treasurer
on
Wood.
Mr.
years
Co.,
the
pleted,
Waeckerle,
Lyons A Co.__
the
in
in¬
$489,000
delay
3
&
Co.
M.
Ohio
—V.
1
—
L.
minority
to
2
Jackson
Co
McDonald
Piper,
W.
A
consoli¬
3
&
St.
15
past
Creek
President
the
\V.
Rhoades & Co.
The
President.
the
Island
Russell
this
of
Wishart.
of
3
_
Inc.
Ryons A Co.—.
Eisen
Inc.
3,
Co._
Webber,
tall oil
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Treasurer
election
< Inc.)
Weeks—.
A
Contracts
The
Co.
A
income
greater than
increase
expansion—that
period last
A
Podesta
costs
This
months
35
of
compared
Exploration costs,
compared
an
outstanding,
six
and
plus depreciation, deple¬
geoohvsical expense, dby hole
contributions, and dry hole abandonments—increased 34% to $3,211,000
1
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc
them,
unique
development
progiam
being
carried
011
against income for exploratory costs,
delay
increase
the
tor
to
for
Clement A. Evans
Co..
of
with
company
elimination
quarter,
operating revenues
$774,000
canceled
3
Laurence
a
253j.
p.
tion,
4
The
Miller Manufacturing,
Co
A
sources
1
,
amounted
1
Co
hole
an
shares
4
Estabrook
its
favor¬
Continuing, he said: "It is the opinion of the management that
through the improvements and additions to facilities in the last two
at
Collins
Cruttenden,
said.
same
and
1955.
the
after
fiscal
of
$7,5-1-7.000,
charges
to
six
1
:___
Co
Christopher A
Julien
•,
Simmons
A
A
One
receiver
the
of
against
$1,117,000,
up
of
of
for
the
—_
Bache
Michigan.
years
For
Ellis
C.
the
ended
Nov.
30,
1956,
the
1957. were $4,124,000 compared to
of the previous year, up $668,000,
$412,000
period
and
total
$823,000
Co.___.
Becker &
P.
the
beginning
the
of
S3.090.000.
the Monroe Steel
at
progress
than
more
1,
Oct.
on
consolidated
to
shi'.ie
1
Co.—__
A
Co.,
A
number
equal
an
A*
Hornblower
shares
outstanding.
MrDougal stated
number
1
Co.,
Co.—___
Central
G.
Net income
equal
1
A
Eichler
Blair
Boenning
4
________
Curtis
reported con¬
1956.
with
Blunt
B.
income
net
1
Bateman,
Securities
period
1
4
Co.
A Co. ______
Baird
sales
and- dry
like
Inc.
William
models.
portable
2226.
p.
second
some
the
l'a
Fitch, North A Co.—
Barret,
4
Galvin
over
is reasonable for
months
income
the
charged
32,032.000,
were
Net
for
exploration
Allyn A Co.VInc.____,
G.
E.
4
.
&
Witter &
C.
Paine,
Higher—
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
company for
solidated
24%
W.
Co
Webster
1
Carl M.
Miller Manufacturing Co.—Sales
Whipple
Robert
4
Barney
A
Dean
A.
stock
common
underwriting.
The
proceeds are
to be
for factory and supplies facilities and to
plant,
the
filed
26
shares
bacon.
Baane
A
Stone
Dec.
on
10,000
Schwabacher A Co
4
Co
A
Mr.
38%
10%
to
television
revenues
three
costs
1955,
year,
rentals,
8
Lynch. Pierce. Fenncr
Smith.
Mil?o Electronic Corp., Miami, Fla.-—Files With SEC—
The
Co
of
of the previous year.
comparable
1356,
of
expanded
below:
Union
Forgan A
Merrill
Corp
SEC
&
Dillon.
Securities
Glore.
mar
3.900,000
outstanding
are
Eastman
operating
2226.
p.
Peabody
Blyth A Co., Inc.—
acquired
l»ase,
Boyd
Kidder.
Mining
Dawn
capital
is being advanced by loans,
l e expected from the property.
t an
authorized,
which
the
and
operation
repaid before dividends
CAPITALIZATION—Of
shares.—V.
for
pay
with
money
development,
will
and
the
that
to
30.
the
$986,000,
hole
dry
period
com¬
esti¬
is
$3,100,000.
»e
good,
increase
new
fiscal year
second quarter
19%.
of
quarter
against the
Nov.
underwriters
from
are
respective
11
operating
S542.000
was
like
ana
12,
•
mated
increase
terest
amounted
7,957
and
for
an
issue an additional $5,000,000 of first
to
proposes
sales
Consolidated
to
continue
of 5%
forward-design
a
the
.
agreed
is
quarter of
$3,456,000 for the
principal amount but subject to
Indenture securing its first mortgage
the
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
mon
first
"We
1957.
second
aggregate
provisions
company
(Includes
will
sales
a
introduced
has
subsidiaries
dated
bonds.
mortgage
saw
further increase
"Americana,"
Gross
150,000 shs.
value)
par
his¬
1956.
Murphy Corp.—Sales Continue to Rise—
720.000
1,440,000
50.000 shs.
limitation
acres.
vnd
processing
720.000
1.470.000
<$1C0
during
120.000
$120,090
—
:
—
—
/.
restrictive
of
half
first
1956
A
tuning device in the handle.—V. 184,
company
without
1955.
Motorola
2.500.000
1985.
stock
series
bonds.
459.42
site
i.nu
uranium
a
the
of
preferred
4.30%'
pay¬
the
of
half
of
business
radio
consumer
first
the
debentures:
Cum.
of) 10 years from
are
The
period
4.000.000
I
maintained
been
gain
The
2.000.000
3 "4%
Common stock
for
lease
thereafter
the
of
Wash.
under
long
so
consists
stock,
the
County,
block
Hie
$5,600,000,
3
1957-1977
Wactnngfm
mining properties and to build the mill and other
necessary facilities to the point where it is a .self-supporting operation
is
F
H
1959-1970
o^anPed
was
has let con¬
mill
on
the
mill site.
It
is
expected
that the mill
will
db
completed and in
operation by lute summer of 1957, at which time, it is further ex¬
pected that mining will be commenced on a full seale.
The estimated
cost
1.800.000
_
1957-1958
Mining
Tor
11(81—
3%%
from
second
Dawn
due
Serial
acres.
tracts
3.40%
3=4%
and
quantities
571.27
E
3V<r
block
1954
1.000.000
Dec.
Stevens
first
The
Oct.
in
1,150.000
1979
Series
stockholders.
selling
to
go
1978
due
principal place of business at Well pin it, Wash.
properties, owned by Dawn Mining Co.. in which
Inc., owns 49%
of the slock and Newmont Mining
51'»
owns
to
are
1976
due
3 %%.
Series
Mine
Mines,
located
proceeds
due
3"4'I
D
Series
Ms
Midnite
Midnite
net
Corporation
—
with
1954
The
The
27a%
C
Series
stock (par 10 cents) at $1.25 per share.
common
and
position, however, in 1957," he said.
"Motorola is pro¬
ducing and moving color sets daily.
We can build to the market
demand as it grows.
I expect that our production will be in thousands
during the winter months."
will
$5,100,000
B
industry had
the
of
share
torical
'
1976
Series
Idaho,
shares
of
nortable
interest are recording and amplification devices,
'component, innovations,". Mr. Galvin said,
television, Mr. Galvin announced that Motorola's
electronic
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Series
(Wash.)—Stock Offered—Standard
field
and
Regarding
Authorized
'First
the
home
exploratory
.
dividends.
GIVING
television,
in
engaged
variety
a
"Anions
and V2 of 1% in stock will
additional shares of record on
cash
of
Purchasers
within
,
is
radio, industrial and public service two-way radio and
relay systems, semi-conductor devices including transistors,
of higli-orcler military electronics systems and devices.
the several
potential new product
areas
attracting our
car
microwave
and
execlusively
expansion
our
currently
Motorola
1955,
Series
Midnite Mines, Inc.
Securities Corp. of Spokane, Wash., and Kellogg,
on Dec. 5 offered publicly as a speculation 223.980
tively.
confining
electronics."
company
1939.
two
of
011
27
Feb.
25 principal dis¬
184, p. 2784.
totals
now
United
operating
total
1951-1955.
period
year
after
radio,
Dividends
be
to Southwestern. The Chattanooga area, for¬
Cincinnati branch, was placed under the Maytag
Atlanta.
field
Maytag
five
the
uanv's business in
company
since
year
Mountain
of
part
The
in
went
west Texas
the
DIVIDENDS—The
Co..
Southeastern
tribution
studies,
the
on
is projected in 1957 to increase roughly 10%
President, announced earlier this month. The com1956, he said, approximated $220,000,000.
-The increase in
1057 will keep us right on schedule in o-u- p>niaction of a 3400.000,000 sales goal in 1960," Mr. Galvin said.
"All
six
of our current
product divisions are expected to contribute a
share toward the 1957 increase, and there will probably be some added
product categories.
In taking on new products we shall do so selec¬
business
Galvin,
W-
Robert
$1,688,194.
Rocky Mountain Co., Colorado Springs, from the Maytag
Dallas. The eastern edge of New Mexico was moved
Southwestern
merly
the
each
Minneapolis branch.
territory changes based
the
to the Maytag
Irom
include
net
Expects Its Business to Rise 10% in
—
More Electronics Products—
To Add
Motorola's
utility property.
water
income
Ore. The Kansas Citysouthern Iowa, formerly
ard
Nebraska
of
most
Portland,
Co.,
Northwest
Mavtag
now
of
studies
research
market
on
Motorola Inc.
1957
have increased from $5.716.906 to $11,090,061
prefrrred dividends has risen from $508,159 to
$1,439,630. For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1956 operating revenues
were
312.010.084
and
net
income
after
preferred
dividends was
of
and
Eastern Wisconsin from the Minneapolis to the Chicago
the shifting of western Montana
irom Minneapolis con¬
the
branch
based
changes
of
branch
and
revenues
'•
moving
presently
proceeds will be
EARNINGS—In
Ohio
Indiana
55.000,ouu
of shortoutstanding in amount of S3.395.000. ine
used for construction of additional electric,
operating utility supplying electricity,
in portions of west central and nortii
central Missouri. Sales of electricity contribute about 78% of operating
revenues; natural gas, 21 rv; and water service the remainder.
norfhfem part of
and central
the
most
gas
stock
common
BUSINESS—Company is an
natural gas and water service
,
created
includes
branch,
Indianapolis
new
former
of
natural
of Louisiana, Mississippi,
„
loans
balance
of
sale
the
from
"to maintain a high yolume of production"
and
said
he "anticipates that
1957 will be a good year for the
company."—V. 183, p. 1756.
the company
for
sufficient
proceeds from the private placement of
bonds will be applied to the rcpayme.Rt
the
mortgage
bank
tenn
added.
he
cases,
many
New Orleans branch is made up
Arkansas and a tip of Tennessee.
new
of
most
with
first
proceeds
net
PROCEEDS—The
together
of
It also will per¬
trade."
the natural flow of
groupings and to
underwriting group that
distribute any unsubscribed stock.
will purchase and
0
the
on
Declaring
Peabody & Co. will manage an
changes, Claire G. Ely, General Sales Man¬
ager. said. -These moves have been made only after extensive market
research studies over the past several years. With them come impor¬
tant changes m May tag's field management organization."
"The
altering
of territorial lines was
done," Mr. Ely said,
in
order to make the various sales areas conform more closely to normal
commenting
In
thereto
entitled
Kidder,
expire on Jan. 29.
warrants will
Subscription
has undergone several
of 1957, with the crea¬
changes in seven otner
organization
distribution
company's
This
major
record Jan, 15, 1957.
share for each five held of
new
one
Branches—
Co.—Creates New Sales
Maytag
of
1957
issued
Nationwide Corp..
Columbus, Ohio—Acquisition—
MichT""!nlrMrS<-..by ?Hs
Slfs,
InMnance
corPoraiion of
Co.
was
a
majority
announced
stock
jointly
011
interest i"
Jan. 4 by
Pr-
Number 5605
Volume 185
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
D. Lincoln^President of -Nationwide Corp."; and-Scott,*E;. Lamb ;r
president of^Michigan ,Lite. ,' r"W."7,
V *
) Organized 4n 1927, ^Michigan, Life is the state's largest old-line legal
reserve"Stock* life! insurance--company,
its insur'anct- Hi* tforce has
iiicreased. from $30,000,00a ih.1&4G to- upprbximately $230,000,000 today', j
Murray.
.
_
-
heme office is in,-Royal, Oak,, Mich., it is served by
over '300 fieldJ representatives
in its four-state operating territory ofMichigan. Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
•.
,V
Nationwide Corp., a holding company, also owns controlling interest •Michigan Life's
,
'
Nationwide Life Insurance* Co: of CdlunTbu's and National Casualty J
insurance Co.
of Detroit. Nationwide Life- has attained the billiondollar mark,in insurance-,in- force, thus- becofning -the fifth life com¬
pany in the history of the industry tc reach that-figure in a quartercqnlury or less.—V. 184, p. 2016.
>" \v{ '•
•
in
.
PROCEEDS--Nbfc%Ttoeeeds J from ,tl)e.."- sale;, ofthe * debentures .will
be"- used.,for -the-* payment of $30,000,000
principal amount of short->
term bank
loans
incurred
in
connection
with
the
company's
con- •
ment
struction
25,000'shares represented by warrants, series "B" on or before Jan.
19GO at a price of $3,25 per share.
,
%
.
;
.'program;. Mp; reimburse the - company's treasury ■, and
fipahce-in'part its construction program."
'•
•;
"BUSINESS—Corporation renders electric service, to. .the public
highly. industrializedareas*,
lation
corporation
This
its
and
System—Heaving
subsidiary,
Financing:
on
New.':-England
Power
Co.,
have *
joined Jn the. filing of a bond and common stock financing-pro- %
posal of the latter:' and the Commission has given interested persons i
until Jan.
28,
1957, to request a hearing.
i
Specifically, New England;. Power proposes to issue and ;sell„; at
competitive bidding," $10,000,600- of series G bonds, together with
aii
additional. $4,999,995 of its common stock (1.42,857 shares) to be %
by NEES.
purchased
.Proceeds
tq
are
be
...
applied to the payment of
connection: with the com¬
incurred
in
construction program,
pany's
and the
-
balance,' 41
construction
farther
for
•
the. financing
of
note. indebtedness
short-term
therefor.—V.
treasury
expenditures
184,
2785.
p.
or "to
*
any,, .will be used
reimburse the company's
::
■
.
■
of
Pennsylvania
are
Buffalo, ."Syracuse,
company
on
Jan. 15 filed a registration statement with the
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series G, due 1987,
lor public sale at competitive bidding.
New
England Power also proposes to issue and sell an additional :
$4,999,995 of its common stock (142,857 shares) to its parent, New
England Electric System.
Proceeds are to be applied to the payment of short-term note in¬
Construction
connection
with
the
EARNINGS—For
of
$243,274,000
p.: 148.,
for
expenditures
the
period
Dec.
1,
New York
1956,
to
Dec.
31,
at
Richmond Gas Co.—Merger Completed—
&
The
Co.
above—V.
184,
Chemical
above.—V.
Corp.
184,
16
on
of
to
holders
Offered—
its
of
common
stock, rights to subscribe for $46,224,200 of 4%% conver¬
tible debentures, due
of
$100
for
each
P"eb. 1,1972, at a subscription price
of debentures, on the basis of
$100
$100 principal amount of debentures for each 25 shares
of common stock held of record Jan. 10, 1957.
Subscrip¬
tion rights will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28,
1957. Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., is manager of an
investment banking syndicate which is underwriting the
offering.
debentures
The
will
into
convertible
be
the
of
stock
common
conipary^th rough Feb. 1, 1972, unless called for previous redemption,
at
$31.75*per
of-
the
plus
share.
prices
redemption
interest.
accrued
CAPITALIZATION
redeemable, at the option
ranging from 105 % to par,
debentures will be
The
at
company,
■
•
,
,
EFFECT
GIVING
/
FINANCING
the
and
General
3%
•
mortgage bonds:
Series
Power
due
1974
sale
Other
series
due
Dec.
1,
1981______
3
series
due
Feb.
1,
1983
t
25,000,000
t
t
t
40,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
t
56,360,000
due
Jan.
1,
1980
series
due
Oct.
1,
1980J
Vn %
3'/4%
series
due
Oct.
1,
series
due
Aug.
1,
1984
3%%
series
due
May
1,
|__
1983
3 '/a %
1986
Niagara
Electric
Corp.
first
mtge. bonds. 2:%% series due 1975
York
Power
&
Light
mtge. bonds, 2%%
4%%
conv.
^Preferred
The
SEC
&
350.000 shs.
series______
series__l__
'*
Not
limited
§ The
except
number
by
verted
the
at
initial
of
set forth
as
shares
of
1,455,880
H The, holders
on
Dec. 4, 1956
of
of
if
shares
authorized
an
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
stock
debentures
of
the
Co.
A.. G.
W.
Baird
Becker
Blair & Co.
&
Co
&
of
now
Co.
Inc.
Inc.—
1.00
Col——_
&
Blunt Ellis &
Simmons-,
Blyth & Co., Inc
George
Alex.
D. B. Bonbright
Brown & Sons
Burnham
&
3.05
& Co.
1.00
Burr.
<Inc.)_
Inc
—
Co
Eastman
Dillon,
eurities
Estabrook
The
First
Hayden,
.40
i
3.05
Se-
&
Co
3.05
&
Co
1.00
Boston
&
5.00
Corp
3.05
3.05
.60
&
__
__
and
E.*F. Hutton
&
Co
:
J
Baxter
are:
Freeman
Co.;
Pollock
&
Jan.
Dick
&
} Closed.
be'
con¬
preferred
of
shares
stock
common
interim
letter
of
notification
outstanding
now
offered
be
share
a
exchange
Manitowoc
of
A
on
in
report
shows,
Exploration
&
this
of
after
of
after
Citizens
and
not
the
the
$483,140
1.70
.40
Stanley & Co
5.00
F. S. Moseley & Co
—
1.00
O'Brian, Mitchell & Co
.40
Paine,
Webber. Jackson &
Morgan
1-10
Fenington, Colket & Co.__—
.40
R. W. Pressprich & Co
1.00
Reynolds & Co
100
Smith, Barney & Co
3.05
F. S. Smithers & Co
l-°°
William R. Staats & Co
.o0
Stein Bros. & Boyce
.60
Stone
& Webster Securities
Corp.
3
Spencer Trask & Co
1.70
Curtis
Tucker,
Anthony
Day
-
&
R.
L.
-so
Dann & Co.
.40
Co.__
1-60
Common,
Walker &
White, Weld & Co.____^
Vietor,
G.
H.
Dean
Witter
&
Co
3.0^
—
it
Loan
L'O
intention
of
to
it
Shell
the
preceding
of
deduction
year
$21,089
$1,699,602
was
reflect
of
&
with
compared
been
any
each
$25
commenced
drilling
delayed
half
"About
have
weeks
several
"After
of
the
been
is scheduled
Oct.
on
fleet
of
vessels
service
11
in
over
delivery of the barge 'Margaret,'
existing
contracts
for
drilling
with
the
retained
to
day."—V.
marine
supporting
184,
'Hayward'
the
others,
the
and
Electric Co.
of
expected
in
the
to
suit
Lynch,
illegal
iTlie
con¬
of
the
from
sale
part of the expenditures incurred
company's construction program.
*
and
pay
is an
BUSINESS—-Company
the
of
to
be
incurred
June
.'
Arkansas—V.
in
135,
The
up
Gas
148.
p.
8:30 a.m.
$35,000,000
to
it' of
(PSTV on
first
185,
198G.--V.
1,
and
p.
47."
/"Having
now
corporate
the
first
steroid
the
the
of
damages
conspiring
totaling *
entering
or
the others with
RCA
patent
electronics
monopolis¬
pool
in
radio,
Industry,
filed
1954,
suit
to
prevent
GE
from
executing
royalty-
a
GE
.
.
that
execution
refused
to
by it
would
the
execute
part
of
1956,
to
.
.
Philco
GE's
for
learned
refusal
to
knew
RCA
.
the
execute
that
first
the
29,
time
the
cross-
thereof
would
unless
RCA.
RCA,
and
In
until
Philco
furtherance
RCA's
to
licenses
take
to
Philco
prior
to
broadcasting
its
away
sold
had
first
the
of
June
30,
extended
conspiracy
its
package
division
and
I On
Dec.
NBC
4,
1946
respect
and
to
Philco
GE,
AT&T
likewise
were
to
the
it1'
grant
result
of
1
RCA
station
with compelling Philco to sell its
Philadelphia, WPTZ, bv threatening
in
with
the
to
Westinghouse
by
1956,
a
trade
the Justice
NBC
network.
Broadcasting
with
In
Mion's
r
Later,
NBC
Westinghouse,
Department filed
suit against RCA
to
presstue
with
,
Westinghouse.]
Philco
contended
■
•
that
the
•
RCA
patent pool has stifled competition
research- in- the-electronics industry and
that RCA
Has utilized
lis
dual
position
as
manufacturer
and
licensor
to
eliminate
the
competition of the new developments of other manufacturers and to
forge industry acceptance of its own developments.
Where competition
lias developed between a new RCA development and that of a com¬
petitor, the complaint strted, RCA has lowered the price of its own
in,
\
development, to drive the competing development from the market.
,
San
respect
to
television,
the
''RCA's persistence in offering
despite the fact
that they are
not
color
black-and-white
."RCA
,
Development
complaint
its
color
the
has
television
used
electronic
and
Co.,
threatened
"It
otherwise
has
the
lessened
consequent loss of profits.
•
monopoly position as the licensor
industry to eliminate Philco's comcharging unreasonably, low prices for
In
research
picture
its
to
Philco
tubes.
superior
own
contended
that
RCA
is
'
has
used
its
and
which
sum
fixed
deliberately
the
his
own
its
equipment
and
machinery
in
order to proceed
with the manufacturing and
caie of the
"Permasorav" coating material and the general painting
and application business of Shapre Painting Co.
The remainder will
be used for working capital and other general corporate purposes.
net proceeds are to be used to purchase
thus
fixed
engineering
have
been
and
rates
and
to
excessive
are
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
10
(par
company
500,000 shs.
cents)
thus
into
344,090 shs.
has
at
the
same
The
and
ment of this
The
of
such
Electric
the
p.
stock,
of
authorized the issuance to Benjamin & Co., the
assignable subscription w&i rants entitling the holder
such
to
warrants
to
be
announcing
the
first
them
to
to
introduce
has
refused
been
television.
available
to
ex¬
.
.
.
RCA's
RCA's
licensees,
developments
Co.
that
subsidiaries
Bell
and
Philco
such
included
Telephone
the
among
Laboratories
to
Inc.
RCA
pay
defendants
were
Philco
patent
Western
was
,
joined
2121.
suit
by
its
tube-making
subsiuiary,
Lansuule
Tube
Co.—V.
184,
Philips Incandescent Lamp Works Co.—Rights—
Philips
Gloeilampenenfabrieken N.V.,
convertible debentures to existing
5%
Common
has
warrants
RCA
before
have
color
'
apparatus.
new
proposes
common
to
and
issue,
f.200,00l>.000
preferred
share-
hold <i.s.
offering.
company
underwriter,
during the same period. Such options are
expire three, years after the date of commence¬
divisicn
to
developments
new
.
1
market."
AT&T
in
price
non-transferable and
enabling
the
make
complaint stated
royalties since 1954.
after
stock
develop RCA's own approach
The
the commencement of this offering. The company has
granted Mr. Price a similar option to purchase 1.667 shares of such
years
to
laboratories
manufacturing
Outstanding
granted an option to puichase 15.000 shares of
its common stock at $3 per share to Claude S. Price, John M. Hardy
and William
B. Haley, jointly, at any time during the first three
The
."RCA
-
might
1954,
development laboratories qnd
produce
royalties upon black-and-white television sets
pended by RCA
:
development
RCA received approximately
$40,000,000 of
pooled patents, of which approximately one-half,
or, $20,000,000, was received as royalty upon sets and receiving tubes.
"RCA's
royalty
receipts have
always
been
used
to
subsidize
its
Thus,
«
monopoly
manufacturer
average
research,
and
on
'
•'
color
.
the
Dee, 20 publicly offered 100,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share
on a
best-efforts basis.
and
damage
rates
royalty
from
sets
and
consistently
total
royalties
>
rates.
for
spend
The
sale,
its
bv
television
color
royalty
(RCA)
approximate
work.
television
complaint
fix
to
for
persistence
in
the
compatible
Philco's sales of
with
using
with irreparable loss
system."
Philco
The
power
sets
and
developed
communications
in color
approach
to
its
sets,
is
stated:
television
perfected,
advertising that RCA has pioneered and
cqlor television system, has substantially
unreasonable.
CAPITALIZATION
'
and
that
they conspired
to
obtain
television
stations
in
biggest cities.
NBC
was
specifically
accused
of
using
acquire the station in Philadelphia through a trade deal
Manufacturing Corp. (Tex.)—Benjamin &
PROCEEDS—The
5
1953,
May
Co.
J
alleging
(lie
,
Tex.,
;
of
%
demands.
affiliation
WPTZ
acquired the station
public utility furnish¬
purposes.
Houston,
;
structure
1946,
with RCA."
complaint also charges
The
under
corporation's offices are located at 50 King St. West, Suite 1211,
Toronto, Ont., Canada, and 40-21 Bell Blvd., Bayside 61, L. I., N. Y.
Co.,
..
prior
proposed
execution
ascertained
the
true
facts
with
that the refusals of Westinghouse
avers
television
used
The
Permaspray
,
follow
license
agreement
Jan.
on
the develop¬
fermentation and
'
of
assurance
.
respect
agreed
television
corporation
GE's
Philco.
from
11 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 300.000 shares of common stock
(par Sli to be offered
at. 45
cents per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used
for exploration
and development costs and for other
general
The
Sterane.
include
1945,"
course,
petition
&
:
the
patents with Philco.
the complaint
on
upon
license
GE
Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Files With Securities & Exchange Commission
Mining
in
trade-mark
treble
from
:
,
intervened
licensing
separate
of
Palston
agents
diseases.
1946.
April
Philco
Franciisco 6, Calif., will
Jan. 22 receive bids for the purchase from
refunding mortgage bonds, series AA, due
Street,
,
Pliilco
defendants
operation
phases
ol'
latter
its
fields,
Co.-r-Bids Jan. 22—
Market
245
at
company
a
and
diminish
its
monopoly,
acting by and through its Chairman of "
the Board and President, David
Sarnoff, secretly intervened in Philco's
arrangements' with GE and insisted that GE should not execute the,..
...
-
Electric
&
award
to
the
Department, in November
with
with
.Willi
Pacific
effective
most
inflammatory
charged RCA, GE and
other
of
30,
the
"On
A
.
operating electric
and
facts
upset
retail
at
Court
enjoin
the
secretly
license
to an estimated' population of 1.000,000 in
Oklahoma
and
western
Arkansas.
Included in the territory. served
are Oklahoma "City.
Muskogee and Enid in Oklahoma, and Fort Smith
electricity
in
matter
"In
White, Weld
inc.r and Eastman
be
describes
.
the
the suit
agreement,
true
and
will
2.776,927)
filed suit in Federal Court at. Philadelphia, Pa., on
of America General Electric Co., Amer¬
Teiegraplv Co. and two of the latter's ' subsidiaries
the anti-Waist laws.
*• i"y
to
December
a
to
$6,000
—
of
cross-license
the
as
its
for
gross
bonds
other
No.
prednisolone
by
fermentation
organism. These two steroids
stated, "Philco reached an
agreement with GE on all the terms of a royalty-free cross-license
to be effective as of Jan.
1, 1946.
GE prepared and sent the formal
agreement to
Philco
for
execution.
Philco
executed
and
returned
last
the
&
Justice
RCA,
free
Union" Securities. & Co. i jointly . 99.219,
•
*;
may.
be
redeemed
by
the company other than for
sinking fund at prices ranging from 105.06'f. to 100% ; for sinking
fund purposes, they may • be redeemed at prices beginning at 101.14% .
proceeds
S.
the
among
and
Patent—
against RCA
contending that RCA's patent pool and patent licenses are in violation
of, the anti-trust laws.
That suit is how pending.]
Specifically, Philco contended in the Jan. 14,
1957
suit that on
April 29, 1946, David Sarnoff, then President and Board Chairman
bonds
PROCEEDS-r—Net
or
producing hydrocortisone by
and
the discovery
of Viadril,
humans.—V. 184, p. 2785.
in
asked
practices
television
remainder
approximately
Fierce, Fenner & Beane
Co. (jointly), 99.2799, and Harriman Ripley &, Cp.,
Merrill
99.359;
(U.
agreements.
is now
Bonds Offered
—
the
company
charing Radio Corp.
Generally,
tic
1916.
p.
Gas &
the
that
14.
patent
be
into
the aggregate revenue under
three units and for related
is
when
it
the
to produce prednisone and
pharmaceutical and chemical
this
to
Prolan)inobacter
a
and
of underwriters headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
on Jan. 18 offered $20,000,000 of first mortgage 4^2%
ing
used
violation
Gross
•
unit
mentioned
equipment
to
for
synthesis,
corporation
The
fof occasional contracts of opportunity and for use in the
^exploration and development program. When operating
contract
services
like
applica¬
process
a
Jan.
on
$150,000,000
the
services is expected to be about $18,000 per day.. This, of course, does
not include any earnings for the other barge,
'John Hay ward,' which
is
that
justify
lease
and
Inc.—Prednisolone
for
prednisone
to
method
with
1956
the
long-term
a
This
delivery
directors
Shapre
and
own
markets
prednisolone under
the
achievements in steroid chemistry
now
a
14
-"In
placed in operation and
the next three months.
of
board
will
Co.,
new
arthritis
Telephone
and
In
$1,459,788.
shortages,
by steel
it continued.
the
of
granted
the
found
of
ican
Nov.
ended
$157,055.
under
20
with
the
518,980.
Pliilco Corp.—Sues RCA for Anti-Trust Violations—
Co., -the report said.
fourth barge, 'Margaret,' designed for 65 feet of water,
a
expected in late January,"
report
8,
Pfizer,
of
This
for
revenue
together
granted,
No.
Invest¬
&
expenses
income
been
producing
anesthetic
the company had net
exploration expenses
Gross
when
under
company
patent
announced
Jan.
of
organic
Oil
"Delivery of
has
S.
has
was
Pfizer
the use of the company's
drilling and marine equipment in its exploration program.
The
drilling barge, '"St.
Louis" was delivered
to
the company in
tract
U.
been
ment
of
—
1.70.
1.00
—_
the
Pfizer
first
Earlier
share
for
months
loss
net
a
six
therefor
material,
pending-
47.
(Chas.)
the
$50,000
for
exploration
depletion of $283,286.
and
period
of
depletion,
months bf
$273,252,
October
and
formula
such
now
Equipment ,Co.
p.
treatment
severally
3.05
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
.40
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—
5.00
W. C. Langley & Co.__
1.70
Lee Higginson Corp.—:
1.70
Lehman Brothers—,
3.03
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 3.06
Laurence M. Marks & Co
1.00
Mason-Hagan, Inc—
.40
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane
——
3.05
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.—
,G0
Kidder. PGabody & Co
135.
-Issued
Co.—Reports Loss— '
for
company
deduction
the
and
is
though the action of
with
one
share
»f
preferred
for
no' underwriting.-*-V. • 178, p. 1276.
be
for depreciation
yearly
Dec.
have
below
is
Jan.
does
at a meeting held
charter of the com¬
of
It
method
SEC
DeKalb, 111.—Files With
a
use,
Shapre, equipment, land and buildings needed for their operations.
firm,
McMaster
■
filed
to
are
series
will
Drilling
income
the
would
the
patent on
operation
prednisolone
&
Gregory
-
and
148.
9'
'
hold and own shares of capital
acquired from Claude S. Price, a sole
manufacture and tale of "Perma¬
has
for
material
the
City,
The
/
,
,
Co.;
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Co.,
&
■
,
Dillon,
in
1.70
& Weeks
diesel-olectric
by
A-.
basis*" of
the
depreciation
half
&
f$>
.60
Co
Noyes & Co
Hornblower
.60
Co
Lunt.r
Miller
Hemphill,
_.60
1.70
Union
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Mar ache &
Hallgarten & Co
Hamlin
1 00
1.70
Dominick & Dominick__
Doolittle & Co
Drexel &
.60
.60
Republic Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co
&
.60
.60
Co.
Central
Coffin
.60
1,00
Inc._
William Blair
and
%
group
&
E.
p.
preferred
There
1956.
income
None
offered were
Co.
ment
Competing bids for the bonds as 4'aS were received from: Equitable
Corp., 99.64; The. First Boston Corp., 99.60: Kuhn. Loeb &
§11,556,036 shs.
outstanding
the
named
company,
.60
Co.,
offering
Wm.
185,
shares
notes,
on
notes.
company
amendment
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.- 7.23
A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.— 1.00
Bacon, Whipple &
the
Co.;
on
of
2,000
and
ment
to
%
Robert
secured
b°
1,
board
League
Securities
the respective percentages
set forth
below, such principal amount of the debentures as are not
subscribed for pursuant to the subscription offer:
the
to
to
of directors presently Intends that
the company shall
primarily in the business of manufacturing "Permaspray" and
business of application of "Permaspray" and ordinary paints
shall
be
conducted
through Its
wholly
owned
subsidiary
"Shapre
Painting Co." Shapre was likewise incorporated on Sept. 24, 1956, and
has its principal
place of business In League City, Texas. A second
subsidiary corporation has been formed known as League City Equip¬
Commission.
is
"A,"
as
authorization
98
to
1958,
and
334s.
as
the
subject
are
1,
Jan.
share;
per
the
business
shares of $1.50 cumulative convertible preferred
of which 10,000 shares are to be offered in exchange for
corporate
210,000 shs.
general mortgage.
the
underwriters
from
purchase
certificates
after
or
$3
invest,
purchase,
company
license
coating
under
■The
that
price.
stock
common
certificates
the
for
to
The
fpr such patent
—V.
98.8236%
of
price
a
engage
bonds, due 1987, at a price of 101.155% and accrued in¬
terest to yield approximately 4.43%.
The underwriters
were awarded the bonds Jan. 17 on their bid of 100.22%.
200.000 shs.
200,000 shs.
in
all
issue «'
aggregate
an
12,000
shares
10,000
240,000 shs.
'
12,594,662 shs.
common
conversion
spray"
rights
Pressprich
&
corporation
covering
basis
350,000 shs
210,000 shs.
pany increasing the number of authorized
shares
to 1,800,00.) shares and the number of authorized
stock to 14,594,662 shares.
•;
..
240.000 shs.
.____
Unclassified
in
series--—
f
liCommon stock (without par value).
increased
the
Co.—V.
stock- (no par),
.The
200,000 shs.
4.10%
«
and
etc.
exclusive
have
Inc.
48.785,000
46,224,200
1975
cumulative):
3.40% series
3.90%
of
and
•
Northern Illinois Corp.,
.Co.,
3.60%. series.
,
stock,
t
license
15,000,000
t
debs., due Feb. 1, 1972____ $46,224,200
stock
($100
par
value;
series due
company
group
first
Corp.
income
net
certificates
,R.-; W.
Haupt
Hutchinson
Buffalo
New
of
Commerce
members
Ira
Oklahoma
$48,000,000
40,000.000
40.000,000
34s %
Corp.
series
2?8%
suitable
the
operating revenues
$29,349,000.—V. 185,
at
any manufacturing business and to pui chase and deal in patents,
apil to carry on the general business of painting and coating articles,
structure and things of all kinds for which such treatment may be
,
1956,
31,
on
represented ,by:warrants,' series
shares
1959,
1,
act
;
Y.
N.
2:!a %
•;'Y
Hutzler-bid
issue -of
Merle-Smith;
Sons;
per
'
Central
of
t
t
t
t
,
i ,"... V*
&
Interstate
.The entire
under
Outstanding
Authorized
*
areas
company's oW£
PRESENT
TO
three
bid of 99.3037%.
a
corresponding six
offering
is
Falls
,
Oct.
locomotivev.Unitff" estimatfid to cost $18,909,000.
30,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Debentures
corporation
served "
in
gas
exercisable
and
25,000
"
$300,633
This
cities
York.
ended
certificates, first instalment of
The
2838.
p.
months
natural
and
southeast
Niagara
$14,160,000,. and priced to yield from 3.50% to 3.80%,
according to maturity,v were awarded to the group on
Newport Industries, Inc.—Assets Acquired—
Heyden
New
eastern
consolidated
-» -
,-?.v
Ocean
See
and
2785.
p.
the
on
Principal
Utipa.t, Schenectady,
distributes
also
12
the
foothills
southwest.
of
of
Union Gas
Brooklyn
the
Albany,
-Norfolk. &, Western Ry.-—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as manager of an •
underwriting 'group, -on \Jan. 17 Offered $4,650,000 of v
3?/a%\equipment #trust certificates,, series A, maturing
semi-annually Aug.
.J957 to Feb. 1, 1972, inclusive.1'
4%
See
popu¬
tion
or
estimated
are
total
a
construction
company's
approximately $29,700,000.
In addition,
the
company expects to invest Approxii*ateTy" $2;5O0,00Q. in Yankee Atomic
Electric Co. in connection with its nuclear power plant:—V. 485, p, .147.
1958,
having
apd its wliolly-owned subsidiaries, had consolidated
balance, if any, will be used for further construc¬
to reimburse the company's treasury therefor.
and the
expenditures
program,
tion-.
in
incurred
debtedness
mountain
-
bordervon
aiu} Troy^, The • company
in' central, northern and
Issuance
be offered
fetate
York
t6
Jan.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Texas on Sept. 24, 1956,
and
has
its principal place of
business at League City, Texas. The
company was organized for the primary purpose of manufacturing and
selling. "Permaspray,a rust resistant, acid resistant, anti-corrosive
coaling material. In addition, the corporation has the power to trans¬
,
.
Salomon. Bros.
This
to
New
in
offering,
as
before
or
,
,3,2.00,000, ^ extending from. the Niagara Frontier to
Valley .and
from" New- York
State's
northern
the
Jan.
SEC
in
:
Hudson f River
the
boundaries, to- the' Catskill
Co.—Registers With SEC—
New England Power
about"
s
•
of. this
follows:
as
on
to
.
>
New England Electric
9
(345)
purchase
to
be
an
aggregate
assignable
one
of
'year
50,000
after
shares
the
of "such
commence¬
at
par
plus
stockholders
tor
f.200
each
cash
According
to
will
f.4,000
will
be
the
$EC
be
entitled
common
convertible
to
shares
into
regulations
subscribe
held.
1.500
for
Each
common
American
f.1,000
f.1,000
bonds
'
bonds
"1
stock.
shaieholders
will
not
10
allowed
be
tlieir
subscribe
to
the
to
debentures,
will
but
able
be
stock
rights
in
subscription
ntust
be
consummated
prior
Feb..
is reported to be
this date.—V. 165,
Amsterdam
to
As the last day
by Coupon No. 70.
represented
are
ing
oil- trades
1
1
construction.—V.
furnace
185, p.
for
arches
flat
and
roofs;
company
covering
•'
The
of
interest
—
outstanding
of
$100
subordinated debentures, due 1987.
debentures for
subscription by
Of record Feb. 7, 1957, in the
by
debentures
for
each
The
20
underwriting
and
First
Boston
then held.
shares
common
terms
I
be
of
proceeds of
chase
Federal
of bank
remainder
available
i
poses
■
and
of
will
for
leases
gas
offshore
Phillips incurred
be
added
capital
the
as
the
of
000,
oil
loans
board
to
the
of
Louisiana,
in
$75,000,000
and
corporate purposes.
general
|
directors
may
for
at approximaetly
:
t
;
■'
*
N.
of
their annual earnings,
Piasecki,
earnings
{>0%
President.
Employees
Piasecki
and
the
of
it was announced
Aircraft
participant's
contribute
may
will
share
contribute
10%
to
up
their
of
amount
an
equal
1
who
Employees
months
have
eligible
are
enrolled
be
each
teen with the company a
participate in the plan and
to
of
minimum
six
members
new
-
can
is
company
of
as
in
engaged
lesearch,
aeronautical
vertical
and
products
aircraft.—V.
lift
design,
development and production
with particular emphasis on
equipment
p. 2328.
184,
David
the
market
Troster,
D.
Jan.
on
of
(estimated
Singer
Boynton
&
filed
9
shares
12,000
letter
a
Sarnoff,
the
announced
at
of
notification
the
with
SEC
and
stock
common
$3.37%
(par $1)
to be offered at
$3.87%
per
share), through
to
&
Co., New York, N.
Co.—V. 184, p. 1062.
Y.,
the
for
of
account
Chairman
election
new
known
as
vernon"
glasses,
gray
have
and
of
heat-absorbing gray
plate
glass
he
"This
to
of
RCA.
be
action
of
Board
the
in
Board
J.
P.
Co.—1956 Net Up Almost
100%—
Chairman, at a meeting of the New York Society of
Analysts, on Jan. 15 estimated the company's earnings for
last year would be about $6
per share on the common stock.
This estimate, he said, is. based on the present capitalization follow¬
ing the merger with its subsidiary,
Clinchfield Coal Corp., at the
Radio
close
the
of
last
preferred
new
The
and
year
net
after
stock
profit.for
deducting
exchanged
will
1956
for
Clinchfield
With
Compare
$3.06
common.
on
•
■
in
share
per
■
years,"
I,The.
,dast
company
from
its. Clinchfield
tons
from
increased
year
and
8,000,000
Lillybrook
in
tons
industry increase of 6%%.;
v
With
and Lilly brook, properties-this
Will
be
economic
the
conditions
continue,
stock:
common
Mr.
,
•
Routlr declared
major
portion
pletion
that
it
pf "..its
the
in
1956.
$8i
earn-
;
Clinchfield
RCA
next
our^ dividends
be
wiil
p.
firm
of
very
•-
Dr.
amount at the
1949.
Sarnoff
said.
this
at
184,
be-converted into one
Sept.
1,
1961.
shore
of
added
to
Common
stock-at-any
New
'
its
York.
It
maintains
It
is
and
engaged
in
14
flatly
in
color
of
other
■'
the
RCA
time
dented
corporation, -for
account
of
State
Since
the
1929
has
Pursuant
to
a
the
"He
the
engaged
deposit
executive
of
license
„to
philco
expired
in
the
agreement
companies.
office
RCA. Victor
*
at
convertible
5%
non cum.
Common
—V.
184,
pfd. stk.
stock
p.
debentures
($5
dated
licenses
its
panel-of
a
distributors
products, were
due
1966
value)
This
Chenango
premiums- for
May
8,
as
the
the
is,
and
TO
1956; _the
there
was
PRESENT
under^ RCA
Panel
.
11
Jen.
on
according
Conn
Mullite
to
will
be
an
combined
Outstanding
•
$240 000
l.OOOshs.
Mullite
by
Refractories
T.
M.
Co., Shelton
Evans, Chairman!
than
silica,
in
the
\
;
Manufacturing
an exchange of
-complete
details,
more
{
'
7
Files
Savannah Sports Arena, Inc., Savannah, Ga.
With Securities arid
The.
corporation
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
SEP covering 17,900 shares
•
filed
10
with
letter. of. notification
a
of .common stock-to -be. offered
sharej.'-withoukvundferwrlting. *.
per
•
.
at
par
the
>($10
--
Modifies
and
The
■
f%
corporation,
Unfiled
Jan.
on
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
•EEC
covering 263,760 shares of eommon-stock :Xpar. five gents♦ to be
offered at $1 per share* through "Foster .& Mann, Inc., New York,
Vj.'N..' Y. The proceeds are' to be used, to complete -' the design of an
J -' improved nWel of :ther security cheok register-,Tnow in use) ; to purby Frank M. Folsom,
chase 500"£uch units; and for
*
;
working capital.—V.-182, p. 1806.
"
-
.
Sef-Rex Corp.; NewarkjN. J.—Merger Effective—
J
-
,
.
■
v
'
"
.
Corp.;' Precious-Metals .'Dlvisidn
r
will
handle
,
sh._r_
com.
V'ftfo'oot' * *^'a9?,oot'
513,901
521,901
521901"
521,901..
$0.82.
-
.
$0.46
;
real
estate
subsidiary. ;'
Bell,
■Red
Owl's, .total,
"completion would
50
v
Realty Co.,
av
$1.40
-
'
' C
-
-
of
the
volume ..for
Board,
the
Jan.
on
current
10
fiscal
in
thC' entire
wholly-owned
predicting
individually
Eel-Rex
inanufacture
■
Chemical
Division
extensive line-of ^equipment and supplies.
"as Tectifie'r
and
filter
manufacturing
been established at 155 Manchester Place in Newark,
are-currently->being-formulated for the 'centralization
manufacturing, and precious; metals laboratory facilities
-facilities,, have
.
in
•"J
."
Chairman
^
,,$2.43
•
:>-
'••-'tr^lattag industries,'with an
513,901.^ y Executive offices,.-as-well
•
new
and
-electroplating
market germanium,
7 - power conversion
automatic,
portable
the.
a
new
building which
-is
to; encompass'approximately
40,000 sq.- ft.
that
Ser.vomechanisms,
year\ now
nearing
last fiscal
exceed $150,000,000 compared
this: with
sales of; $123/753,056, which placed Red Owl-in the ranks
"of the
corporations in the United States : To
largest, mercnandislng
Plans- for. the
construction
s. Nassau County,
issau
-
v._
Hit
WllHo
'tXXT
Inc.-—To Construct New Plant-rof
newvmillion-dollar
a
SdrkV"for* this^corDoration^ave
York, for this
•
-•
lur.
corporation nave
New
w
Chnnnnn
<
J .^.1
.
plant in eastern
1
'been annouuw
Deen announced
1954.
new
To
Plans
and
for
expansion
fiscal
own
date,
that
supermarkets
latest
in
the
and
reaffirmed
other
resulted
area
in
served
the
by
opening
of
44
comuanv
the
of
*
type.
future
call
for
an
acceleration
of
th«
will
Twenty-nine new or major
are
contemplated in the forthcoming
long-term leases have been signed or are
feet
stores
which
Red
trade
Owl's
areas
Mr.
year,
interest
and
in
reported
acquiring
that
food
chains
preliminary
in
its
discussions
along these lines have been held with several companies.
He
em¬
phasized, however, that no acquisitions were imminent.—V.
181, p. 2360.
Shannon said the new
facility, which
part of an expansion program for
is
other
according to Mr. Bell.
expanded
for all of
negotiation.
and
has
nine-state
immediate
program,
year,
program
the
most, modern
plant for
remain
The
in
this
Group,
operation
located
after
the
in
new
will be
completed late
next
the Subsystems Group. AnWestbury, Long Island, N. Y->
plant opens.
:
-
corporation
recently signed a two-year lease on 17,000 square
City, Long Island, N. Y., to provide urgently
increase facilities for
Engineering. Customer Service. Accounting
ann C°,ntracI'3 departments in the Subsystems Group. The company
will utilize this
space until the end of the
lease period, before which
new *a°ririies are
expected to be ready for occupancy.—V. 184,
p.
louu.
of
space
in
Garden
needed
Porter's
*
numerous
per
remodeled
24,000 shs.
,m
resisting
;
JFor
affiliation
Laclede-Christy Division.
<%»,,
^U,1U,te .comPany
be®n a pioneer in the manufacture of
mullite brick since
19^6.. ■ Their refractory products are trade named
rfn.MVa mu, xe and are vsed ln industries where a quality brick
capable of
SndTist^anuUhfpChUr
patents,
.u
-
NOTE—Above statement excludes Hopkins
■
the
200 000 shs
announcement
with
2329.
p.
Paulsboro
1957?'through
.
"After-provision, for preferred dividends.
under
The
the
-
corporation
no
FINANCING
$1,000,000
i
acquired
and
shares.
State Association Service,
Porter Co., Inc.—Acquires Refractories Firm
has
company
Paulsboro
corporation.
1062.
company
184,
for
-
Bell
(H* R*)
V.
see
this
or
completed early ih January,
to; Improve 'product-marketing
arrangements fox. RCA-Victor
distributor
announced
Net .earnings
of
EFFECT
($100 par value)
par
27
persons^ firms
Authorized
6%
main¬
•
".CAPITALIZATION GIVING
of Dec,. 31,
as
merger-
was
Sandura s stock
professed to be,£e,gutja.ting in..good
of.
Distributor
Tommon. ishs- 'outstg.-.*
'Earned
corporation
business
same
purchase
these
The;
Co.
:
v
.
customers.
York
has acquired all Of the
outstanding shares of
Inc. for $14,318,60.
Prior to such
between
to
insurance
New
a
charges made
by
reiteration
of
undecided casqs in¬
and
Fullerton,
Inc.,
aud,
years
Inc.,
to
Weeks Ended—
.
Service.
been
the. purpose, of
advancing, funds to
^payment
borrowers.
Association
Pa.—Public Offering—
Philadelphia, Pa., on Jan. 8 pub¬
licly offered 80,000 shares of 60-cent cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock (par $7.50) and 50,000 shares of
common stock
(par five cents), both at $10 per share.
Employees, distributors and dealers * handling the com¬
pany's products have subscribed for about $500,000 addi¬
tional convertible preferred stock, and subscriptions up
to a total of 70,000 shares are being accepted.
Co.,
Butcher & Sherrerd of
television
pending
at $19 per share,
share. It was
dealer's concession of 75 cents per
being continued at time of going to press.—V. 185, p. 188.
informed
reaching
asked that
permit an
" •
Philco
renewal
a
Jan. 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
on
a
Douglas H.1 Ewing,
Ford
the business >of
with
.Red .Owl Stores, Inc.—Sales and EarninCs Rise—-^ "vThe^business- qonducted by^eaoh"- of/*-the' companies
i
^
^./wtri hereafter be carried-or\ by separate divisions of the
incorporated on June -4, 1952 in
in
Binghamton, Buffalo,- Rochester
hafr its
made
Burns
upon
time
'
was •
offices
iand Syracuse, New York, and
Street, Binghamton, N. Y.
Officer
Mr.
time'prior
,
corporation
Ryder System, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
rate of
^
BUSINESS—The.
for
held
•
working capital and used. for
taining and increasing the volume of its loans
V
the
companies, Bart-Messing has been a leading
A
\ v.. -1
...?. ,
•---", luanttfacturer* and; distributor-: aof- power-rectifiers, filters and- metal
Inc
lamaira N"
Pllpc Wttft
KeaiSJie inc., Jamaica, n. Y
x.—rtues wukverr •finishing . equipment and- supplier Tor nearly 15-years;. The Sel-Rex
Corp^febeeA-Prominent^to^he-: previous metals processes manufacThe, corporation on
-Dec.^ 27 .fried, a letter ;of, fiOtifiCation wi$h»vthe >1 »turing- field <since /its Jinception -as Sel-Rex. Precious Metals, ; Inc.,
■friYe.yeaars ago.^As the;, latter company'grewj^its product line expanded
V to, include a
,wid^ range .of non-precious metals- Items and electroplating
PROCEEDS—The- net proceeds1- from the sale of the
debentures will
be applied by the
corporation to the; discharge of
all of the out¬
standing 16,700 of 6%
debentures
due
1960! and: the
balance
will
be
the
present
2673.
p.
The debentures inay be redeemed at prices ranging' from 103%- to
100%, with accrued 'interest 4n each case.
Each $10 of debentures
to.
New York will act as agent for
close of business Feb. 11, 1957,
of
to
15
Folsom, -who
t
'may
Co.
up
and Hamilton,
Allen
service
.
$10 of deben¬
(with 'an oversub¬
scription privilege). ^Subscription -wafrants- expired on
Oct. 15, 1956. The offering was not underwritten. ;
share
commoir
Mr.
selected
Realslte
•
s
common stockholders, of record Sept.' 27,1956 ; at
principal
Trust
Corporation
Vice-President.RCA Laboratories,, has been
The -merger of>this corporation;• and Bart^Messing Corp. -both of
Vice-president," Research and Engineering, of the-Radio Corp.-Newark-, N. J.'„effective
Jan.;ir.l957, has been announced by the board
of
America, it iwa.T.announced On Jan.
14
by Dr, E. W.") Engstrofn, L of "directors of hoth companies;'
~r v-r
Senior Executive- Vice-President of RCA.—V.
184,--p. 2673.
;
•
;%■ The older of the ,two,
,
of
countries
numed
.
for each
subsid¬
many
foreign
Corp.—Stock Distribution—
Guaranty
Ronson
the
of
his
in
i,;Dr. D.;H.-Ewing Appointed Vice-President— ;
Jive
2444.-
tures
of
President.
Offered—The company., recently; offered
$240,000 of 6%
subordinated convertible debentures due% Sept.- 1, 1966
•
Booz,
active
from
Jan.
on
and; modification, of
consumer ;
Policy Advancing Corp., Bingham, N. Y.—Debentures
io^its
l00%
Ronson
Title
they are currently, using, including those used in color television.
Philco claims in its litigation to have, developed a-,color
of Its own, the public has, yet to see any such color set.
liaison
an
years
at-least,"; said
Mr.
Routh.
adding that the- equity- off the stock will .be improved'by;the increased
investment.
Last year Pittston declared ;four :
quarterly dividends of
30 cents each on,the
common
shares,. plus 5% in stock.—V," 184,
'
and
a
'/■Security Electronics Corp. (N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
on
to maintain its position in
industry, also has
Germany
wide variety of finished steel products.
These include
railway cars, locomotives, diesel trucks and tractors, mining equip¬
ment,
and
flotation equipment,
industrial
and
smelting
furnaces,
and other highly developed steel products.—V.
185, p. 188.
President
as
Executive
since
Distributor-Appointment Arrangements^-
plow
that
say
made
:■ •
that
stated
Forms
current-
sh^re
of
producing units in the German steel
iaries
and
manufacturing plants in
Only.RCA has had the courage antf faith ih color • television .tospend
$100 million in pioheering' and development to bring it to the American
people, the announcement concluded.
>
;
••
per
hot
new
works
Bremen
producing
Although
system
hac{c 'into the property a
including depreciation and de¬
to
Chief
as
of
General
<
•Formation ,.of
earnings,
Burns
continues
and
request
be
development
and since,'that
With RCA. for
which
/ ),*
have,
would;
the
over
should
for Pittston
wilt
cash
"I
reserves.
conservative
Pittston
•*
expanding, industry,
•
mines on
than
the
the
tcr
know-how
production, Mr. Routh stated,
more
Surveying the outlook, for 1957, Mr. Routh/ estimated that if
.
.
additional
tons
rca.
RCA
production, chiefly
Co;: properties,'to-10.500.000
increase of 30%
agalnsfcf an
year.; 1957
to'4,000.000
3.000,000
consisting, of metallurgical and operational
and cold rolling mills now being installed
Kloeckner-Werke.
This is considered to be
one of the most
important installations of its kind in western Europe.
The
Kloeckner-Werke A.
G., one of the oldest and largest steel
G.
Kloeckner-Werke- A.
.
1954,
bituminous
Coal
1955—tfh
America
throttle
to
faith
...
,
of
Corp.
volving
bituminous coal, 18%- from distribution of oil, 12% from tra
importation and warehousing,. 7%
from natural gas and 3%. from miscellaneous
sources.
•.
•
/
' ' "
'
;
<
Steel
Sandura
the
at
retiring
President
unfounded, charges
\
1955.
adjusted to a comparable basis.
Mr. Routh announced that. Pittston's
earnings'for 1956-were derived about 60% from production and sale of
,5
than
more
puichase and sale of fractional interests in shares of common
stock
resulting from the 4%
stock dividend payable Jan. 11, 1957
to stockholders of record Dec.
14, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2010.
Jan.
on
Chairman
as
L.
Co.,
was
full, diviciendv.^qquiremenfs
cost
exchange
in
by Philco Corp. in a suit filed by Philco against RCA, General Electric
and American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
.
•RCA
stated that
the obvious purpose and intent, of the litigation
,
;
has
Corp. has. signed a- reciprocal agreement covering
of technical information in respect to steel developments
with Kloeckner-Werke A. G. of Duisburg, Germany.
A separate agree¬
ment
covers
technical
assistance
to
be rendered
by
Republic
to
RCA Denies Charges Made by Philco—
Routh,
Security
•
.
1952,
With German Firm-
Signs Reciprocal Agreement
Republic
Vice-Chairman of the Executive Commit¬
consultant
of
two
^s
Directors,
of
John
Sarnoff
President
as
taken
was
age
successor
and
oiderly transition in management."—V.
"Pittston
since
which,
Kitchens,
Steel
Republic
the
1941.
intention
retirement
his
in
Board
M.I Folsom
Frank
General
served
management
joined
his
of
me
has
the
of
of
senior partner and
a
the
which
gray
a
Folsom
has been
heavy sheet glass under the "Pennbeen announced by this company.—V. 183,
p. 2672.
"Solargray"
label
true
a
director
a
Mr.
tee
'Two
move
$2,000,000.-
Oklahoma—Registers With SEC
the
of
capacity as Chairman
of the
corporation.
Frank
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—New Developments—
•
mile of
a
sinking
company
Executive *Committee
company
season, the corporation stated.
additional conveyor equipment will
selling
summer
half
cabinets from original assembly points to final crating lines.
is another in a continuing expansion program for production
This
Radio Corp. of America—Top Executives Elected—
'
•The
peak
than
the
Pioneer Finance Co., Detroit, Mich.—Files With SEC—
covering
Cabinet Plant-
Republic
the
of
of
-
will be* in the
corporation's Berger
at
More
for
is currently
of
primarily in the
food products.—
engaged
sea
prepared
Republic
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 14,
1957,
covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
series F, due
Feb.
1, 1987, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
The
Commission has given interested persons until Jan. 28, 1957,
to request a hearing thereon.
Net proceeds will be used to pay part of the cost of the company's
construction program and
to prepay $8,400,000 of short-term bank
loans made and to be made for that purpose.
Construction expendi¬
tures for 1957 and 1958 are estimated at $51,000,000.—V. 184, p. 2786.
they qualify.
"'Recently, Piasecki Aircraft greatly expanded its manufacturing facili¬
ties through the acquisition of the Airci'pft Division of Bellanca Corp.,
New Castle, Del., at an initial cost of $1,325,000.
Currently, Piasecki
is expending additional substantial sums to modernize the plant. The
quarter
Service Co.
Public
This
deductions.
roll
--
resume
capacity.
work
time
frozen
program
of
home
Mr.
The
of
form of additional facilities being
Division Plant No. 2 in Canton, o.,
Steel Kitchens. It will result in better service for
independent distributors who handle the Republic line .
The
new
facilities will be in operation before mid-year,
in time
The
installed
it
of America
property.
p.
heavily in the future of the steel kitchen cabinet business,
Republic Steel Kitchens on Jan. 10 announced an expansion program
which will increase production capacity by 33%%.
to
the
toward
purchase.
The stock will
be
bought by the trustees at prevailing market prices during each
quarter, with employees contributing their share through weekly pay-
.,
increased
Company
potash
672,000 slis.
Republic Steel Corp.—Expands
,
by Frank
9
would
Outstanding
investing
sinking a mining shaft on
the concrete-lined shaft
through refrigerated formations began early this year. The shaft was
down
to
a
depth of 850 feet early in December of this year. The
potash beds to be mined lie at a depth of some 3,400 feet.
Cost
of sinking the shaft was estimated to be in excess of $3,000,000.
The company has a large surface plant at the Patience Lake site.
When
production
starts
in
1958
it
will
mark the beginning
of
Saskatchewan's and Canada's first potash industry.
Potash in Sas¬
katchewan is the
only known occurrence in commerHei quality on
tlie continent, outside of Carlsbad, New Mexico.—V. 178, p. 1277.
'
Jan.
on
ore
would
Construction
in.
Authorized
2,500,000 shs.
179S.
184.
"
by
refinery,
per day,
mill
the
Potash
corporation has adopted an employee stock purchase plan under
employees will be able to purchase Piasecki common stock up
15%
to
of
tons
said
its
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Employee Stock Purchase Plan
This
which
production
the
warranted
$250,000,-
'
'•
-
cost an estimated $20,000,000
Lake site of this company, 10
was hoped the refinery would be com¬
November of 1958.
Carey said, would be from 4,000 to
or approximately 1,500.000 tons annually.
be designed to permit expansion when sales
and
1958
in
of
He
substantially
;.
Spring- of
and
4,500
higher than in any previous year.
It is anticipated
that
estimated
1957
capital expenditures will be
covered by
cash
generated from operations after dividends and the remainder of the
proceeds from the sale of the debentures.—V. 185, p. 148.
r.
the
set
conditions
winter
'
present
the
packaging
and
V.
of
Manager
Capacity
such
estimated
are
Resident
Carey,
severe
pleted
The
general funds and will be
other corporate purdetermine.
Capital expenditures
and
L.
when
company's
expenditures
during 1956
company
for
to
year at the Patience
Saskatoon,
Canada.
of
east
at
is
corporation
processing
the plant, said Steams-Roger,
Colorado, were currently working
on
the
enginering details of the. big mill.
Mr, Carey said actual construction of the refinery was expected to
get
under way early
in the Summer of- 1957. Work on the mill
would
proceed through the Summer and Fall of 1957 and be hailed
the sale of the debentures will be applied in part to
prepayment of $86,000,000 of bank loans, due in 1958, consisting of an
$11,000,000 bank loan of a wholly-owned subsidiary, incurred to pur-
«'•
potash refinery
a
engineers and contractors of Denver,
-underwriters.
Net
of
(par
BUSINESS—The corporation was organized in New York on April 14
1950.
Its address is 2505 Butler Place, New York, N. Y.
47.
this
begin
T.
The
to
list
are
the
heads
Corp.
to
miles
stock
price
amendment.
is
the
common
subscription
rate,
supplied
oifer
to
proposes
its
of
Constiuction
stock
Common
1957
^
any
Potash Co. of America—Plans New Refinery—
registration statement with the SEC
a
$171,750,000 of convertible
company
holders
ratio
16 filed
Jan.
on
Monday, January 21,
.
.
The
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
.
V
1,0 cents),
mortar
electric
patching,
or
furnace
p.; 139.
ramming,
.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
than those previously used.
Other prod¬
and castable cements; a plastic fire
brick cement used for building up monolithic* structures or for repair¬
include
ucts
temperatures
higher
degree
sell
to
rights.
The
for
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(346)
and
<?LUfe S
gl^ss industry
extreme
regUlar
even
ftn
heats
mullite
higher
mullite
is
needed.
brick
for
Redi-Food
Co., Inc.
Co., Passaic, N. J.,
shares of
common
on
fN. Y.)—Stock
Dec.
stock
Products
steel
operating temperature
bricks permit 100 to 200
on
a
PROCEEDS—The
increase
net
proceeds
inventories
&
publicly 150,000
w"£h~u" Transport
With Securities and
(par 10 cents)
at $2 per share
<■■...
best efforts basis.
equipment,
Offered—Hopp
10 offered
are
and
to be used to purchase additional
to
repay
bank loans.
onn
»
£
For
-f
^
& Trading Co., Ltd. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
Tr,TSt Co' New
on
'
York- filed a registration
14s 1957» coverih". d-po-itarv ^recfeipts
of oramary stock of the
the
convenience
of
its
"Shell"
American
(Continued
on
statement
8,000,-
for
Companv.
Shareholders,
page
48)
of
whom
there
Number 5605
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(347)
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
In
tables.
first
the
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
are
nounced during the current week.
second table in which
a
:
•
t
payments previ¬
have not yet reached their
&
Allied
Corp—-
Paper
Pai/able
of Rec.K
;
5c
2-15
2-1
held, on
be
to
April
10c
3-
1
tlOc
3-
I
1-31
S3
4-
1
3-
50c
2-15
'
i
stock
-
on
for
2Va
a
basis.
1
2-9
Shareholders will vote ah the annual meet-
3-
.v-ii!
(
'
Hawker
Chain.
-American
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•
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2-28
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:
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1-25
12-31
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1
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512 %
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Philadelphia Life Insurance Co.—
2-11
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1-25
2-
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"
(quar.')_T_r.£__£._ ♦'
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2-15
25c
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Transport Corp., class A__:
Plaudler
1-25
,2-15
.,
31 (4 c
(quar.i
pfd. (s-a)
Quarterly
Petrolttc
2-15
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1-25 V.
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1-31
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3-18 *
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1
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5-
1-25
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(quar.)"
'Extra.
2-
2-15
.
,_
5-17
.
37 (2C
Insurance '(New Hampshire),
Peoples
9
"h'$$3
(quar.)
Investment Co.
•
$1.12 (2
pfd.*(quar.)
Cnenijlcsr! Fibre Co. (Maine)"
voting (quar.) '£____£__£___1
Common, non-voting' (quar,)
% Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd. (s-a)
12-17
2-15
...
2-15
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;l-24
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-
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(quar.)i2_i_
-common
2-2IV
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50c*.
2-15
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class
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(quar.)
4.80%; preferred
(quar.)„__
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4.36% preferred (quar.)'
1-23
-
)quar.)_
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
&
of Rec.
iquar. 1
Quebec Ry.
Gas
Holdert
$1.14
25c
common
tquar.i
preferred
As
When
Payable
(quar.)___
<quar.)_.„___
Natural'Gas,
Mathieson
pfd.
-
Inc.—
-Go., -4.64%
Co.
4%%
preferred
Omar, Inc., 4>2%
4
2-16'
4.56%
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preferred
43,4%
1-16
'
(stock divd.)
—
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1-18
2-15
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1
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1-31 ;
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Home (Joseph) Company (quar.)
,
3-
Ohio
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3-15
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of
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2-15 (
1
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3-
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7 3-
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&
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(quar.)__
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preferred
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2-1
1-18
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(Dallas)
Hagcrstown Gas
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1
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1-31
5
:t*
ing on a directors* proposal to split the
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(quar.L__.L_____
net Investment
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2-15
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(year-end)' %$4
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Steel Co. (quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
•
Union
class
Guaranty Trust Co.
1-28
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a
of
2-
(quar.)
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Class B
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6
24
rectors' proposal to split the
Insurance
Ltd.,
2-
$1.25'
(quar.i
$1.27Va
Great Western Financial
Corp,,Gross Telecasting,
common
stockholders will vote at the annual meet-"
ing
pfd.
2-15
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5 7-
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Payable of Rec.
60c
(quar.i.__j_
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Great Atlantic
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Aeroquip Corp. (quar.l—;
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Alabama & Vicksburg Ry. (s-a
Allied Mills, Inc. (quar.).._i__i___________r 7
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Grand
/
Republic
Grafton
1
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Corp.
Goodall
:
'4
&
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Share
Semi-annual
the
Industries
Acme
Company
Metals
GeneralWaterworks Corp.,
5,10% preferred
(quar.i
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follow with
we
Per
Name of
-
-
Then
show
we
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payment date.
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General
11
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5 Vi
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(quar.i__-_
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4>A%
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1-18
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1
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4-
1
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3-12 v
i
1-15
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3-12
1
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1
50c
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Development Mutual
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c-
5%.
J.
(quar.)
47 (a c
Gossett
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Blrtman
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B
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Calif.
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preferred
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1
2-
2-
1
1
3-
4
2-
1
43 %c
2-
$25c
2-28
4-
1
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1-31
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$1
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preferredir(quar.-V—
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20c
3-
V '
3-
1
2-
(N. Y.)
City Title Insurance Co.
7 Vac
(quar.t__-_
1-21
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(s-a)
2-21
preferred (quar.i
Collyer Insulated Wire
Edison
Consolidated
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i
Continental
«
$3.75
* ?
3
Can.,1
preferred
$5
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of
Co.
Y.
2-
45c
(quar;)—.
(quar.)___——
common
3-15
3-15
•
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100%
2-18
Boston
Louisville
Macco
preferred
J
preferred
K
2-
8
1-28
2-
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
1
2-
8
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97VaC
3-
2-25
3-
1
1-30
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$1.75
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3-
2-
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•
(quar.)
5c
1-31
1-28
2-15
30c
2-11
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(quar.)^_—
(quar.)——_—a
£1—-
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87
(quar.)_——______
RR.
(quar.V
1-21
Southern
2-15
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3-
1
2-15
Southern
2-
1
1-18
Southern Utah
2-
1
1-31
Corp.
1-31
$2,50
Co.
(quar.)—1
2-19
4.15%
2-20
1-31
I
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50c
————
4.60%
preferred
1-18
4.36%
preferred
2-20
1-30
,
60c
preferred
50c
1-31
pfd.
(quar.)
Mills,
common
-
2-20
1-
*
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2-
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8
3-
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2-
1
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2-28
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.
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&
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(Calif.)
(quar.)
5%
5
prefarred
Va %
Federal
pfd.
A
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(1953. series)
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&
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V 2-13'
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1-11
35c
2-15
2-1
2-
1-22
4
2-
4
1
34V2C
2-
25c
2-23
2-15
62"2
—
2-28
2-15
1
1-31
3-
30c
(quar.i____
2-15
2-28
c
68 lie
——
3-
1
1
17c
National
Fund
"
Bearings Inc.
(quar.)
Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
(final
dividend . prior
to
B
Class
B
(quar.)
Foundation
Fruit of
—.
Shares,
Trust
the Loom
L'Ulton' Industrial
30c
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Service
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7%*,' preferred
common
(quar,)_
*
15c.
2-
-
1
3-' 1
,"$1.25
115c
3-
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2-
8
1-28
.
,
1
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2-15
2-
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1-31
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i
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2-
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2-20
2-
Nortex
$1.20
8
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-
3-15
2-8
1-15
12-31
;75c
3-15
2-21
2-
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1-15
f
2-
1
1-15
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1958
preferred
conv.
$5
1-21
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series
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Trust
■22c.-
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56 lie
V-;34C :
,
•
35c
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25c
3-1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
5-
1
4-18
$1.06 V*
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1
4-18
2-
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1
8
2-15
9-15
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3-
•
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3-
1
2-15
non-resident
2-
3-
1
1
4-18
»4-18
27 Vac
5
5c
2-
4-18
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4-18
1
1-16
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56 >iC
2-
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1-16
20c
3-
9
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5c
2-15
2-, 1
5c
2-15
2-1
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40c
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1
2-15
30c
2-15
1-31
15c
,
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com.
1-29
1-21
2-15
2-„5
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15 c
'
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1-31,
,
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2-15
22c
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1-31
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27 Vic
1-24
1-12
$12 VaC
2-15
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Carson
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Coal,
■,'.'.1
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Electric
Coal
(N.
preferred
3-
2-20
2-
:5'/4%
1-23
5Yu%
Value
1-15
2-15
2-
40c
4-
1
1-31
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3-15
1-17
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12-31
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2-21
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(quar.)__
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,
4
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2-15
2'
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1
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1-21
$1.37 Va
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1-21
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1-31
1-14
24c
2-18
1-29
2c
;
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2-18
1-29
1-21
6c
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payment
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Vicksburg. Shreveport As Pacific Ry.—
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(s-a) —:—1—
£
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4-
3-
35c
3-15
capital gains and 5c from earned
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(initial
2-28
2-28
1
25c
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2-1
3-11
$1.12 Va
^first quarterly of
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3-11
70c
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and
2-15
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.
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,
1-21
40c
:
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1-18
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1-31
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1-31
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2-15
1-31
6 2 VaC
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preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
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'■
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;
$1.25
(quar.)
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(quar.i
5c
91V4C
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of
preferred
Lines Co.
4%%
2-21
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common
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2-15
25c
•
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1
5-
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(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Corp.— "
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United
9
17 %c
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iqqar.)
tax
As
preferred
South
$4.50
from
shareholders
5-
$1.15
27'/4C
*
!
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4-
1
3-
6
$2.50
4-
1
3-
6
"
-
$1.75
208
United
.
RR
Africa
$1.10
4-18
:_v___
(quar.)
Davin
Upper Peninsular Power,
v
of; New Hampshire- (quar.,»i._
Ltd.—
,
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American shares'(equal to 20 shillings, and
subject to adjustment in the rate of exchange befof£ "March 5) (Union of South
Northern
40c
Co.
Telephone
1*31
$1.03(4
(quar.h,__-_"_-_ii'___^;£u__
prefer)ed
Truax-Traer
U.
.r-.
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Ohio
4
12-31
4
97 Vic
pfd.
preferred
3.65.%
-
30c
O-O'kiep Copper.
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2-15
1
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50c
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2-
1-15
35c
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•Thompson (J. R.) Co. "(quar.)_;__££
Timely Clothes. Inc. (quar.)
5
7
$0.47222
(stock divid.)
3-6
2-
92 Vic
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Pearson
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8
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(quar.i
•
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Oil & Gas Corp., com.,-
2-15
$2
Corp.—
(quar.L_,
GaV,Servicer
conv.
$2.80
Heyden Chemical Corp.. name changed
Heyden " Newport
Chemical- Corp.
York Air Brake Co. (quar.)—______
York, Chicago <fc St. Louis RR. Co.—
Quarterly
-
2-28
10c
Wells
Telautograph
to-
-
1-30
27 Vac
11111
(quar.i
A
9
11.)
Co.
■
1-28
1-26
3-
50c
4;. .(Common, payment oniittetl Jit. time>i
^Texas'. Industries, common
(quar,) ,_£_;r____4
'
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1-18
2-11
pfd,
Rubber ' (quar.)
5%-.
.
1-21
-
and
1
2-20
25c
,
Co.
pnferred
Taylor,
1-22
—
•
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2-
vt
1
50c
£____
.
1
with
'
1
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(quar.3____ZI™£
preferred B (quar.)
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1-21
^
1-15
merged
1
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.
3-11
1-18
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1-21
.
6c
&
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2-15
1
1-28
5c
17c
2-20
1
$1.25
•
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1
25c
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1
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1
2-
16c
(accum.)-'-
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2-15
1
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1
3-15
$$1.25
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3-
dividend 1
4-
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class
pref.
conv.
Etouffcr vGorp.
2-15
this
3-11
37 Vic
(quar.i
'Stockton,
1
1-16
2-15
.
class A__-__—
Securities
preferred
3-
9c
•
30e
(quar.)w__7____
Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
of
V
75c
• *,
Drug
•Above
1
.
'
25c
•
1-18
7c
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co.
3-15
$ 15c
•
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Class
.
2-
4-
31v4c
.
(quar.
•Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from Investment income..^
.
■■
(quar. )™l.-_—•
and
Fitzsinnnons Stores, class A
20c
1-25
Chemical Co. of Canada--—
•National Electric Welding Machine—
V - Increased quarterly
—
.—
; .National Finance Co., 68c preferred (quar.)
National-Steel <fc Shipbuilding Corp.-^
"
6% 'Preferred- (qnar.)
—______
Newport Industries, Inc.—
Preferred (entire Issue called for redemp-1
t.ion
on
Fob. 9 at $103 per share plus
/-
intq Income Foundation
.Fund, Inc.) Stockholders to receive four
shares for each share held
—
with
merger
2-' 7
50c
(quar.)
♦
National
1-31
—:—;
Federated-
3-15
•
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National Casket Co.
,
1-31
General
4-
,
2-21
4-16
Gias
Cement
2-15
_£__!
Packaging
Stein- (A.)
-
•*
3-11
Gar
$1.15
—
•
15c
$3.50
3-15
1-24
.
$1
£_•_,
Sons
<fe
Milling,
B
$1.00
2-20
1
$3
•
Federal
.
1
4-
,
1-22
2-15
60c
Extra
-
3-
$1.10
Class
.
1-21
1-31
(qttdr.
preferred
Kellogg
Standard
.
6c
Fcdtral-Mogul-Bovcr
'
V
2-7
1-18
___—-
Farrington Mfg. Co., 5.Vi% pfd. (quar.)——'
Fedders-Quigan Corp.* common (quar.)——
•
2-20
*
•
M2c
shares
(quar.)_"_i----"-_i---'_:_-*_'--,1
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4c
Farmer
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
Standard
2-20
1
preferred (quar.i__
(quar.)
Portland
1
3-
$1.37(4
—
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Spencer,
1-25
1-21
1
50c
v
^
common
preferred ($25 par)
4%:%
1
3-
40%..
_
2-13
•»'.,40c.
fquar.)
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,
1-15
20c);.
—
2-
8
participating preference (quan)
*.
Moore-Handley Hardware Co., commm)4..-:;
-"5% r jireferred 4quar
60c"convertible -preferred (quar/)™—
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(quar.)
Mount Clemens Metal Products, c
6% -preferred (ouar.
Mutual Investment. FxiUdrTnc. ($0,049 from
v*; net Investment, income and .$0,041 .from4
realized' securities 'profits
y
2-15
1
12VaC
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8
1
$1.25
Mobdy's Investors Servtctr— ",
■-
1-18
-
3-
f"
.
1
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-^
2
1-15
1-25
25c
(quar.)-7——
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2-
2-15
20c
4
2-
2-
Oil (quar.)_™—4
Montreal London As General investors, Ltd.
3-4
3-11
1-22
1
1
2-
10c
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
1-21
1-29
3-
$1.27 Vi
4.40%
4
4
35c
(increased)-——
Monterey
:
(stock div.i-t—
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-
20c
(quar.)_.^—-
(N.
5
1-15
35c
•j.
3-
5c
(quar.
preferred
Missouri
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3-21
1
3-15
45c
:.
.
4-
2-
2-15
50c
quar.)
•"
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$4.60
1-30
2-20
1
3-25
25c
(s-a )_„_£—
Tube Co.2___._———,
(annual)__
_______
(quar.)__
Mississippi Power.
—
(quar.);__-l_l_--:-,--,--7-
Equitable' Credit". 50c
>
!
preferred
preferred
5'2%
12-31
preferred
2-14
3-15
2-
Mining Corp.
$540
12-31
1-31
4.40%
2-28
3-29
$2.50
(s-a)
1
•2-
l«2i%
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(quar.)__
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($25 par)
(quar.)ZZZZ-ZZZ
preferred
3-11
2-
25c
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
50c
^
pfd.
—___—
Minneapolis Gas, -common
5%
preferred (quar.).
„'
preferred
62 Vic
(quar,.—_
(quar.)
(Baltimore), 5%
Seamless
3.90%
5
10c
1-24
6
125c
-^--—-—
Bradstreet"-^"(increasedy_—
Empire Trust Co.
1
3-
30c
_____
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Empire Southern Gas
;
.
—
Edison .Sault. Electric (quar.) —u,———
Electric Hose •& Rubber •(quar.,)^
i
2-
25c
(quar.i ____£—
Sports" Products
preferred
Mengel
2 15
2-
J15c
.
1-17
2-28
25c
(monthly)-:—
50c
Industries
2-15
1-21
~~
Works
Power
1-18
2-15
Dun
1
1
2-15
(quar~)Z"
com.
Company (increased quar,)_.
Casualty (quar.)
Production (liquidating)
1-31
1
Dresser
3-
•
Southwestern Public Service, com.
3.70% preferred (quar.)____
1-18
3-12
2-15
2-
%
Jan.
'
3-
4 % * pref." (quar.)——
t'3
2-15
dividend)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)__;.—
MeCormick &r Co.
———
(increased
2-15
1
...
$1.25
—_
25e
Corp., com.
1
Southern Fire &
$25
Dravo
r::*
1
3-
(quar.)
California Petroleum—■
(Directors omitted payment on the
0%
stk. at Co. meeting held on
1
Michigan
(quar))
33-
35c
Southern
1
t
2-15
4%
(stock
Corp.,
Inc..;
Oil
3-
50c
1
$1.02'i
(qua?.)
Lathe
2-
87 Vic
Mineral
Douglas Aircraft
Mobil
Bend
15c
iquar.t__——
Co.
Wesson,
1-21
Michigan. Central RR.
-:7- Extra
,'
2-15
1-28
J
3-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
2-15
450c
tf
i'V
As
1
1-15
25c
£
I
3-
10c
?
conv.
South
2
3
90c
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass
•2-1
1
(quar.)
6%
'»
:
1-31
3-
$1
50c
1-24
Shopping Bag Food Stores—^
Smith
2-15
2-15
$1.02'/a
(quar.)
Acceptance
preferred
Socony
11c
(N." Y.)
preferred
Co,,-
,
"
1
Ltd.- (quar.)
I
1-24
;___£~^
(quar.)
1-15
3-
1-31
3-
2-15
$1.233i
''4%l- preferred" -(qnar.)_
2-20
2-
Donnacona Paper Co.
2-15
25Q
n
3-
Dominion Textile Ltd.
3-
2-15
$1.183-i
_~
(quar.)__
Sherwin-iWilliams
«
1
2-15
/
(quar.)
Servomethanisms
2-15
42c-.
♦
15c
Fields
1-1H
1-18
3-
3-
Fir.c Foods, Inc.—
conv,
5%
:
2-15
3-18
35c
(quar.)__.
Scotten, Dillon Co.
'
1
2-
J25c
\
40c
Oil
2-
2-
5%-
$25c
(quar.)___-
V
& W.
4%;'
1
1-25
1
15c
~
B
Securities
■
common
McCord Corp., common
1
50c
(W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)_—
Investment. Trust Shares——
Dominguez
1
S.
2-
2-15
3-
31%c
.
class
A
(quar.)
(stock dlv.)
10 As 25c Stores, com.
(quar.)
State Bank
Royal
,
Ltd.—
Co.,
Inc.
2-15
B
Class
.v
15c
Manning. Maxwell As Moore (quar.i
—
(quar.).
4
$1.50
Diocesan
Houser
1-
,35c
12 (ic
Corp.,
Rose's 5,
2-11
2-15
Dobbs
Dickey
2-20
$1
5%
50c
Shares—
Nashville
&
MacGregor
8
1
3-
60c
93)ic
(quar.)
preferred I
Rogers
2-15
'
(quar.)_________IIIH~
H
4''4%
,
f45c
•
I_™
(quar.)
4.95%-
•
•
10c
Loew's
1-23
B (quar.)——.———
preferred C (quar.)—,—
Glassme
diy.,i___
<qu;vr.)_-_:
preferred
3V'2%
•1-23
Corp.—
4.10%
,_J
common
1
(quar.).,.
1-23
Class
5%> pfd., .(qpar,),».___
Corp.,
1-21
2-
-
-
2 Vac
(Ohio)
F
1-23;
investment income™.
Tobacco Co. (quai\).:__—
preferred
Carbonic
1-21
1
'
:
(quar.)__~
Electric
&
2-11
net
Printing,
$3.50
Liquid
1
$1.12%
preferred
Deerfield
Gas
1
________—
Myers
1
2-
100%
.
'
3.75%
"3.00%
As
Insurance
preferred
4.1,0%'preferred
•
3-15
1
3-
Power &
.
(stock
Milling
Fund
2-
5
1%
1
$1
8
3-30
Light, common (quar.i ——
3.75% ' preferred A (quar.) _—--—--
Dayton
Trust
1-24
dividend
Reliable
»'
-11-16
America—
(quar. )._■_____
Quarterly from
2-15
15c
2-
2-25
4-
93? ic
(quar.)——-—
Stock
2-
25c
£
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insulation
3-11
(quar.)
t
Acceptance,
"34c
-
Co.
As
$1
(quar,)_
(Phila.)
(increased
Reichold, Chemicals
1-31
$25c"
Lexington
"
;
1-24
60c
2nd
conv.
I
1-24
preferred
Tile
Refractory
3-15
2-15
„
Candy Shops,
2-20
2-
(quar.)
conv.
Redondo
•
1-21
2-
1
24c
(quar.jL.
Corp.
Laurenfide
.
1-21
1-31
50c
pfd. (quar.)—"-———
Continental Oil (stock xiiv.)
4.50'r
1-31
$1.25
(quar.)7—
£'1*15
4-
50c
of
com.
dividend
Lincoln
—'
——
1-11
1-29
$1.25
1-21
1
-
4%
2-14
•—-
__—
5 '/c
2-15
2-
7c
Lehigh. Portland .'Cement1: (duar.
,1"-Leonard :Refihferfes, Inc., 6%' conv. pfd.£._'__"
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
■:1
?A .a
&, >1!
*
1-25
%
Extra
1-14
10c
•
-n
3-15
4-25
(from
(quar.)
Woods
Secord
Co.
Rochester
(quar.»___
common
the
Stock
'
Laura
■
9
9
receipts:
(quar. 1
Co.
3-20
2-15
(quar.)_
Electrotype (stock dividend)—
£ Approved by st.ockholders__T______
Rayriiond Concrete Pile (quan)_.
Raybnier, Inc. (quar.)
Reading .Tube Corp.,' pommon ..(quar.)______
|'
income)___..__
Insurance
preferred
.Lancaster
-
,
1-25
2-
deposit
Funds—
■_
Co.,
of
7%»
>15
2- 1
$1
1
2-21
$1.25
(s-a 1
Department Stores
Life
preferred
Lake
..
3-15
$1
40c -'
Randall
10%
preferred
7%
■
$90c
American
preferred
6%.
2-20
'
4-
7
5c
25c
12c
Co.
profits)
:
2-28 4
2-21
25%
.dividend
Kroger
1-31
3-20
-
3-15
60c
(Annuplt
1-24
1
Ltd.
._l_
50c
Coke
As
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
1
,3c
•
(quar.)
Custodian
<S.)
60c
1-24
V
3-
15c
Knudsen Creamery Co.,
2-15
50c
(quar.)—
1-25
3-15
$1.25
:!_
(stock div.)__l
investment
Knights
1-23
10c
Chcrry-Burrell Corp., common -(quar.)
V/c preferred (quar.)— c—
V/<r preferred (1947 -series)- (quaT.)^_——
Cincinnati Milling Machine,
com.
(quar.) —
•
Klein
,
Corp.—-
Trust
iquar.)_
(initial)
Keystone Steel 8s Wire
1-23
2-
$2 i
II
Oil.
Gas
Puget Sound Power*& Light
5
2-14
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.) (quar.)
i-31
25c
Mortgage
1-14
2-
1
Corp.—•
City Title ^ Insurance
net
4
———
3-
5 %
Sons
basis.
Rapid
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
4
2-
$32 Vac
Estate
Portland
'.
.1
25c
(quar.)
(E4.)
Keystone
2-25
1
(quar.)..—--___-
com.
Kern
3-18
2-15
quarter—-—-
Store
3-11
3-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Permanent
Canada
J?
Ltd.
Cement
-$1.30
.
•
2-15
1
3-
Insurance,/com. ■ (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
—-——
Canada
jr
3-
3-
Title
Pacific
3-11
15c
•
3-11
1
J25C
_
(3
1
"il2(L>c
*
;
; $1.20
Mfg.
Corp.
Stock
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,
6> 'preferred
(quar. i
.a:
Bush Terminal Co. (quar.)—
1-21
*
1'.
10%
_2
(quar.)"
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
3-11
15c
(quar.)
Co.
1
45c
______
"
dividend
Kahn's
1
4-
.
12 (4c
J
(quar.)
Falls
4-
4-
$1.06
,
--_~-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Jervis
1-25
4-
$1
.
——
-------
:_——
Hill
Buck
Inc.
Co.
Cordage
" split the shares on a
two.-for-one
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)..__;
;
Polarts Mining
Co.__£
;
%
_
2-
(From .securities
(stock dividend)
1
Telephone (N. Y.i
Plastics
Kansas
(quar.)."
Laughiin,
As
Brantford
Is
'
.1-15
1-14
4
4-20
$1.75
_________
4
3-
20c
v.'
-
"
f
.
(quar.)
1st -preferred
E.
•Stock
-
-
2-
9c i
Electrdnics__i__—________
Corp.
Common
.
Atomic
'(k
($5 par common
;;
.
2-21
-Bell
70c
1
3-
•
$1.75
(quar.)—-
.
3-15 1
1
2-
%
2-
22c
1
ts-a)
3-29
3-12
Hydro-Electric Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.i_
4%
preferred- "(quar.)™---.--,
4V*.% preferred (■quar.r\~_-
of
•1-25
V2-20*
$l)
profits) :.
Pennsylvania-7
international--Harvester, 7%; .pfd,
;.-International-Products---
.
2-
3-15
&
the State
3£>c-
•
8c .from, security
•"..
3-18 '
;••
50c
Bangor
I
.
15c
Line RR. (quar.);—_——
Refining-" (quar.)
Science
inc.-&
Insurance Co. of
1-15
3-29
50c
Axe
t
.
vestment
t
.
,
'
Atlantic Coast
7
-
.
v
2-15
Atlantic'
1%
___
6-29 !
5
53 Vic
______
Armstrong Raibber, class A (quar.)___—:—;_
Class B (quar.
Atlantic:Coast Line Co. "(Conn.) (quar.J™-
"
".
1
25 c
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)
■
5
2-
3-.1
^ 34)«c
.A 7. 5c
preferred" (quar.
%
7-
-
37 V2c
American Water Works' Co.," 6"%> "pld:quar.)
'
;
30c
% ,-.30c
(quar.,
•
I$lahq Ppwer,v< common ..(increased quar,)
preferred
(quar.)%_i_V^_w____>L_»_l_
..Institutional Foundation Fund .(14c from in- 1
'
.-A.
Semi-annual •
.American* Thermos
'•%*!
•1
-
the rate of 6.9%-"Will
be deducted)-,—_
,$2.79
3-15
3-
8
5%> -preferred
(s-a)
-1—
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
12
When
Co., common (quar.)'—
(quar.>__—;i-i~
Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
V-'alker
A
Ward
Warner &
4-
3-
-2-
1
1
3-
■
Name
Avlldsen Tools
8
-
5%
2-
2-25
8c,
3-
2-15
30c
2/
1
(final)
Ltd.
——:—:—
Inc.,
Stores,
Fire
Westchester
Wisconsin
5.04%
30 c
4'/;>%
$1.10
—
—
1-31
2-28
v
Baltimore
2-28
3-15
t
2-
*':/
1
1
sh.
Wrigley
—'
25c
% Miles Co.
(quar.)
3-
1
4-
1
*3-20
2-28
2-14
2-15
10c
—
Below
we
2-15
3-11
2-25
1st
/Belknap
-Belmont; Iron
Corp.) —
American deposit receipts (interim.)T
Aberdeen Fund (payment of $.009 per share
plus a capital gains distribution of $.01) —
ACF-Wrigley Stores (initial
Stock
»
dividend
$1.10
Steel
Acme
preferred
conv.
5Va'%
preferred
Affiliated
1 9/10c
1-25
1-22
12-21
1-22
12-21
1
1-15
(quar.).-.-;.
28c
(from
(R.
Products
(quar.)—.
class
Portland"Cement,
A
2-
12 M>C
1
3-
15c
—
Business. Machines, Inc. (quar.)
C.)
Allentown
12-21
1-21
1
1-15
1-30
1-10
7%
Co.,
pfd.
partic.
Aluminum
V
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Minerals
Amerada
Petroleum
1-25 '
9 3 "AC
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-
2-
1-17-
1
(quar.)
*,——
—
25c
1-30
12-31
50c
.1—.
Corp.
*
1-31
1-18
1
50c
American Box Board
Cquai\)__!_!_!
!i—
2-
1
2-
9
1-25
4c
2-20
30c
1-22
50c
2-15
40c
1-28
1-18
2-20
Ltd.'
(interim)-——4—'
Ltd—
'
•
Gas
•
i
Mfg.
4%
Inc.,
<fe
Co.
Co.,
4-
2-
;
'
—
;
-American
(increased
quar.)____—
Equitable Assurance""Co.
American
Products
Home
American-Marietta
.5%
preferred
American
common
tribution
__
2-
1
-
investment
of
43c .from
income
realized
and
5 c-
•
55c
-•*>. 3-
-3% '
preferred
(quar.)
35c
2-
1
*
Butterfly
Byers
(quar.)^—.—
2-u;
30c
(quar.)—-—(
15c:
.
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
1-18
$1.12'A
3-
1
2-18
1-18
Ltd.
Co.,
Caldwell
25c
"
:
1-21
.
7-
10-
31c
.-*2 -15
:
Linen
2nd
•
1
1-
1
2-
1
bOc
2-
1
$2.25
7-
5
•
1-22
6-26
Packing
Water
&
•'2--1
preferred
...
*
—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
—
40c
1-21
2-15
2-1
2-
31c
11
..
Refrigerating fe Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)„__
1
2;
33c
1
1-10
Electronics (quar.).—
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)...
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Trap Co.
of
preferred
America,
$2.50
Arkansas
Co.
Arnold
Gas
.J
i
Hegeman
Atlanta
&
Atlantic
4%
______
City
Electric
4.35%
Atlantic
preferred
2nd
Atlas
Co.
3.75%
Atlas
1
Ltd.
August
2-
1
1-
7
$1.12 Va
2-
1
1-
7
+20C
2-
1
1
1-31
1-15
2-23
1-
8
2
1-31
1-18
1-15
20c
3-
1
2-20
1
1-10
1-26
12-31
12-28
1-23
(quar.)...
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.).—
1-21
12-11
3-
1
12-25
2-
1
12-28
3-
1
2-20
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
933Ac
2-
1
1:-
4
31'Ac
10c
10%
2-11
4-
1
1-24
IIIIIIIIII
Co., Inc.—
convertible prior preference
Steel
Products,
1-21
7-
1
6-15
2-
1
1-
3
125c
2-
1
1-
3
Class
6%
A
preferred
Avalon
5'A%
pfd
12-28
4-15
3-15
2-
1-21
1
1-30
15c
Mfg.
Corp.,
V.
5%
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
1-30
1-15
Ltd.
1
2-
1
profits
Corp.
1-31
Power
Common
ord.
income
—
Pirie
&
*25c
and
preferred
Corp.,.
Central
Co., 4'A%
&
Hudson
3-
12-31
1
8
3-
1
9
&
2-
9
60c
11-
22'Ac
(quar. 1
1-31
'20c
2-
1
1-10
37'AC
'*
_____
2-
1
1.-21
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
(stock
div.)
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1
3%
Channing Corp. (quar.)___
Chase Manhattan Bank (N.
or
stk.
2-15
.
<ouar.-)_j^-
Chess
2-15
15c
:
Y,>
1-31
5%
Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3'A% conv. preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
•
4
*
60C
:
2-20
I
1-
T
1-25
87'Ac
1-
7
5
1-30
1-14
1-30
1-14
Oincimiatl
1-30.
1-14
15c
1-30
1-14
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Cities
Service Co.
(stock
dividend)
City Auto Stamping (stock dividend)
2%
8%
1-31
1-10
1-31
City Investing Co
20c
2-
1-10
15c
-IIIIII
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.25
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
56 'Ac
2-
1
1-15
1-16
City
Gas
Stores Co.,
4',4%
&
Electric,
common
preferred (quar.)
common
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
10c
$1.50
35c*
$1.06'A
*
2-15
1-10
1-15
•
'
5-16
2
1
5-
1
8-15
8-
i
'11-15
11-
3%:.
.
1-21*
4Uc
v
1-21
i IOC.
.
>
J .2-
■
1
2-
*50c
a
'
;
1
)■' 3
1-
7
$2
pfd;-- (quar*.)!
1-15
I?"
1
1-15
1-15
2-15-
.
3-30
,%
3-15
•
%2-18
3-
1
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
$1.75
■7-
;V
'
•<
-
28c
-
'
1
2
6-14
$1.75
9-27
9-13
10c
3-15
10c
'
~r
*__
>6-15
'
.
3- l
6-
1
8-31
9-15
*
/
-/
*
:;L
$1
$1.06
__
(faUarlT
7
A
/
*10c
___II_IIII~"~~"~
A
2-
50c
2-15
1-25
1-21
PAn*
1-
*
$4.50
2-
3-
4
2-4
2-
3-4
.
4
1-24
1-11
45c
2-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-
4
6%
3-
8
12-26
25c
2-15
1-18
25c
2-15
1-18
2-
1
1-17
1-31
12-31
(interim)
Co.,
■
class
A
Ltd.
preference.
_
*37'Ac
_
Stock
Fund, Inc.
distribution payable
in
69c
"™~"
1
1-10
1-25
12-21
10%
1-25
12-21
35c
2-15
39c
4-
1
3-20
6-
1
3-
2c
"
""
quar,)
2-
35c
_
quar!)"""
Ltd!
(quarh
-
Co.,"
B
/
-
•
Ltd
12-31
12-31
2-22
1-31
*15c
r
om
.
*30c
/
2-22
1-31
*15c
~~~
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
*37'Ac
LtcCIII"
*
*40c
.
-
*25c
-
1-31
1-15
-
1-
4
12-21
1-24
~*~
■
12'Ac
•
—
preferred
(Increased
1
1-30
1-30
.
2-
1-
1
2
—
<quar.)___;
5%- 1st
1
*5c
~"
—~
Cloth, Ltd
2-
*17'Ac
)I~
(quar
Ciiemical. Ltd.—^
preferred
4
4
50c
_~
:—
Jl^ t?
8
3-
37'Ac
(initial
preferred
1-11
40c
$2
.
^
$3.50
,> 12-28
1-21
1-31
40c
I I
(quar.)
ij.
gain's and11
1-10
12-28
50c
'
.
——IIIII2lI"~""
pref.
1-10
•
1-25
-45c
<
II-IIIII"
(increased
Furniture
9
1
1-21
.*
25c
!
Navigation____
dividend
Corp.,
1-10
1-10
1-
1-25
1
35c
25c
stock
&
1-10
1.
'
"
common
preferred
1-10
•
2-15
3-
30c
quailT
(quar.)
I
1-25
12'Ac
v
-
i
2-1
$1,25
•
;
2-
$1.13 '.2-1
-
»
'
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1
2-
1
1-31
1-22
$1.25".
I"
1-14
2-
* 20c
(quarlt~'~_
quar.)
1-12
30c
30c
1-31
87'Ac
1-25
1-10
$1.12 Va
_
1-25
1
*20c
1-30
from realized Capital
earned
income)
Nchftmrs- & Co.
(quar.)!_'"
•"
>
:
.
1-22
7
"
<quar.)
?Commo„C°fi°/0ana<'a SMUrt'i,A""LTcr*
-
$ 14c
1
2-
$2
r
*'*
12-
..
*
3-29
2-
2-15
30c
:
$4
v
"25c
1-14
,
.
$4
-j. a
stock-(quar.).!l_IHIIIIII-
Growth
or
80c partic.
Dover
riii
>
1
■••
■
(quar.)
Donald Ropes & Wire
-
1-15
1-25
10c
common
Dominion Textile
1-15
2-
1
$4
_•
(quar.)A
(quar.)_'__.
Light (increased"
convertible
Dominion -Tar
2-11
2-15
«•
.
$4
(quar.)_/„_I
Dominion Oilcloth &
Linoleum Co,.
Dominion Steel & Coal
(quar.)___.
1-21
(Mary), Inc.L
_r
CUicaao, Burlington A Quincy RR. Co.______
Chicago Corp.
(quar—__:
—
1-14
/ '
Manufacturing Corp.—~
1-2
2-
.
*2-15
17'AC G'..2-
.1
.
Extra
1-31
2-15
».
30c
/
>
1
1UC
(quar.)—
Dominion Fabrics Ltdl^"""""""""""Common (increased
quar;)
!___
2nd conv.
pref. (quar.)
^
^
1-15
*3438C
I
1
1
'r
„
37'Ac
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
security profits
Diexel
78c
'
Chesapeake
,y
preferred
(quar.) _!___!__
Dominion Bridge
Co.,
Century Shares Trust—
capital gains payable in cash
Cerro de Pascd (stock div])'_^.i_i
:
33-
3-
*
Construction
Extra
1-10
-
1-18
.
1
4-
10%
1-15
20c
^
From
;
(quar.)
Common
$1.05
(quar.)
Markets
$1.50
$1.56
1-10
-
(quar.) _l
2-20
$1.13
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
B
Stock
R
Corp.—
Corp.
60c
10c
Cleveland
Steel
Dodge
8
1-31
1
4-1
'
Dividend Shares, inc
Dobeckmun Co. - (quar J
1-18
1-31
.
1
2-
-.4-1
:
(quar.J.
Match,
cash
Light Co.—
preferred
Class
A
1-18
*
4
3*
1
$l.p4
*
.
preferred
Diversified
2-15
2-
BOc
1'
3-14
3-
-
1-16
$1.05
Electric
&
.
;
'
Co..
Inc.
Co.
Common
3-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
&
59
Disher
1-11
25c
Co.
IOC
.
..
dep. receipts for ord. reg
D.i Giorgio Fruit, class-A
(quar.)
2-15
1
(quart —.
(quar.)
Public^ Utility
Century Food
1-21
1-18
$1.12'A
Arner.
12-31
1-18
"
1
;
common
Distillers
1-4
1
2-
(quar.)
Gas
f
B
(quar.)__
Gas
pref.
Power
pfd.
2-
(quar.)!!—
!——__—
debenture
Detroit
4
30c
class
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
Central
2-
12'Ac
receipts
common
Central-Illinois Securities
conv.
2-28
...
35c
;
common-
5%
preferred
Central Electric
-$1.50
1-
5
1-10
3-20
.
1
Apartments
Bros.,
Diamond
Co.—
dep.
2-
*13c
;
—
,(quar*.)„—
(quar.)—
preferred
Vilbiss
8%.
•
5
1-
y
Voting
1-31
8-%%
Scott &
A-
1-15
2-28
preferred
preferred
5
1-
2- 1
,
$1.25
Dela\yare Power &
;
1
2-15
30c
quar.)
Light
Caterpillar Tractor,
Central
2-
*75c
(final)
Carson
1-18
Seal
&
Dennison Mfg.,
.
...
(increasedi
Amcr.
De
12-31
*20c
:
(increased
*
1-10
2%
from
5c
*25c
(quar.)
class A—-
50c
1s
4- 1
.
1-10
(final)
of
1-
Dayton Rubber Co., class A
(quar.)__
Common (quar.)
_*
*.De Laval Steam Turbine*
(quar.)-__;
»' " ~Year-end
~~~~~~~
1-10
1
Inc.—
distribution
2V
10c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Ltd.—
Fund,
1
Power & Light," $4 pfd.
(quar.)!____!
$4,244 preferred
(quart)v..*,
8
1
*8c
pref.
1
2-
32'Ac
***
Lighting
3-20
2-
;
non-cum
Carlisle
3-
4-15
r
*20c
Extra
from
1
2-
shares
Capital Venture
A
4-
2-
(year-end)—
Canadian Investment Fund,
1
2-
,
Refining—
Day-Brite
-
1-31
+$1.50
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd. (increased)
Canadian Pacific Ry. ordinary
(s-a)
4%
2-15
*37'Ac
(quar.)
common
2-
2-1
*
"47'Ac
Corp.
Ltd.,
(.quar,).
Daystrom,
4
*$1.25
Ltd.,
Industries,
Special
1-
*25c
Bronze,
5
$1.13
'
Daveilport Water Co., "5%
1-31
37 %c
(quar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd.
preferred
Ry. "(s-a)-
*$1.06.'A
1-31
;s-i5
15c
common
(quar.)
A
B
30c
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Inc.—
non-cum.
Automobile Banking,
$1.50
Southern
Canadian
*.
*37'Ac
(quar.)i.
com.
Canada
4%
3-15
2-15
10c
*25c
(quar.)
non-voting
Ltd.,
*5c
*15c '
^
(quar.)-.*
Carolina
$4.50
$1.90
30c
;
preferred
12-31
$1.08%
B
-
Automatic
:
5
5
1-
2-1
**'"■
Co.^-
Quarterly
%
i
:
■'
^
37 "ap
*10c
.
(quar.)—'
4V4%
1-15
3-14
2-
Nichols fe
$1.20
Avco
2-
1
Thyssen-Huette—
Austin
-
3-
$1.08%
2
Steels,
$1.12'A
$1.02 la
dividend
Extra
—-—
...—;
*
(quar,).
Canada Iron Foundries,
4.20%
conv.
Inc.
(quar.);
common
A
Celotex
pfd.
$1.25
Sewing Centers,
Stock
12-28
Co.—
Quarterly
>
(s-a)
(quar.).
Atlas Plywood Corp.,
3-22
$1
Ry.
preferred-(quar.)
Refining,
1
1-25
5%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
4-
25c
Line
Co.
Ltd.,
Carreras,- Ltd.
preferred
4.10%
$1.31'A
\
(s-a)
Air
1-21
Co.—
•
Charlotte
1-21
1
56 'Ac
Electric
dividend
pfd.
1
25c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
J
non-cum
1-10
Soup
Foils
Class
12-28
75c
*
5%
1
2-
30C
.
&
8
2-
10%
Corp. (extra)
Aro "Equipment Corp., common
4'A-% preferred
(quar. I
Stock
2-
20c
*62'Ac
(quar.)
dividend)
Constable
Arrow-Hart
1
1-21
*60c
(quar.)
(stock
Campbell
Year-end
(quar.)—
Louisiana
&
1
62'AC
common.....
(quar.).
Apex Smelting Co. (stock dividend).
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4,A'% pfd. (quar.)
4.50% pfd. (series with sink, fund) (quar.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Armour
2-
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
*56 '/4C
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
•
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
$2.40
1-11
1-17
*15c
_________
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Huronlan,
Ltd.
(s-a)
5%
1-25
2-
Canada
4'/b %
Animal
-
25c
50c
11-
1
(s-a)
J—_
Cork
Davidson
*
Amphenol
Products
4'A%
*1-10/
1-28
25c *.
*6'Ac '
*••
.
Industries-—
'.Cumberland
"1-10
1
22-
"
31'Ac
Camden
12-31
1
-.
1- 7
*,
1
*
1-10
25C
1-25-
2-
Dallas
!1-10 !
"
; 1- 3
2-
Common
7%.
1-31
2/1
-
12-26
;
\
1-25r
51'Ac
:
,
1-15 • "
55c
30c
—
Power
Quarterly
' 3ot
preferred ; (quar.
preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)—"—'
$1.12
Cuban-American" Sugar-*.
7%
preferred (quar.) „!;
•
*
.
.12-26
52'Ac
:!l_i
(N. Y.)-—
.Crystal,Oil'&••La-nd-Corp.;
1-15
2--1
r
*
2-1
-
".
..
preferred
1
1
2-15
pfd; (quar.T..
(quar!)_!^_!_
(quar.):
preferred
^
75c
com." (increased)
$1.25
-2-
'■
50c
Electrodynamics
Class tB
...
}20c
(quar.)
•
"i
.
1-15;
1-15
'
•
.
51c
Farstf+i, «%' nrofgrrpd
7
2-11
•2-1
1-15
12-28
2-15
1
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)„_
preferred (quar.)
9 1
,•
*38c
(quar.i
■,
Telephone,
preferred
Crown
1-4
4
1-15
•
55c
(quar.)„________
;$5
if.
"
$1.25
4
1-15
•
J 20c
(quar.)—__...
com.
Eleactrio
California
1-15
37 Vac
Ltd.,
3-
2-
17c
(quar.)___
preferred
'
9
12-31**
.
1,
1-23
$1.37 'A
—
preferred
7%
--50c.
Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
California-Oregon Power, common;^
$1.20
2-
Mills
2- *1
-
1
2-
,J$1
)_—
...
Bakeries'of Canada,
*
_I_—
(quar.)
partic. pfd. (quar.)..:
California
$1
2-
$1.75 5'
1
1-15
$1.16 " >.2*
'_i—
Quarterly
2-.1-'
1-31
*$3:50/
'2-
1
2-
:
.
Quarterly
I_jIIIH_
Quarterly
r-„___^
!!_
COty' ind.Vfstock dividend)„!_I_!_!_!„ ■_
Creamery Package Mi'g. \quaiv)!i • *" ' *
•_
CrosSett ' Co.; class A
(qimr.)_!_—/_!—
-
12-21 ;
.
2-
8c,
(increased, quar.)
/.Cosmopolitan Realty
(quar,
9.':
4-9,
■
2-15
,
"J
(quar.)_:
Coin
1-
7-29
10-29
12-28
50c
_!___—
Continental Transportation Lines
'
'
(s-a)_—_
7%„ preferred (quar.)_L._
Land-Timber
'
(s-a
Dearborn
;
•
1- 9
.
A'4-29
.v*
15c
-
1st preferred
$1.50
80c
Co.,
M.)
Calaveras
Calif.
65c
;
.
1-29
15c
"A-
>.
>
preferred
Continental
1-14
*1-29
,15c
r.
l
•.
■
Hosiery
(A.
.
1-14
50c
——_______
.
2-15
>1-14
1-30
28c
—
$4.50
12-31' :
1
1-19
12-28
.
>;
—_
$1.90
4
1-10
1
1-15
^-15
'1*30
37'Ac
*
2-
•
$1.06'A
/.Common
3-18 *s
1
-.2-15
25c
'30c
(quar.)——____c„—
(Consumers
>
1-16
1-31.
»
1-17
Power—
Consolidated .Theatres,
■
;
Co., preferred--.*-*-.;, -i
preferred
(quar.)_—'_%
Burroughs Carp. (quar.)..
•Hurry Biscuit", SI.25 preferred-idduav.)
capital gains
American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s a)
A
"4^1-
95c
•
!___
Lignt
Consolidated
;
•
''
C—
Quarterly
Qilarterly
dis¬
a
1
1
'*
•
5
1-17
1
2-
12^31
1
31 'Ac
:l 2'A.%
A
$2.00
*
*_-
-
''
1-21
30c
(quar.)..
payable in cash or stock)
American Natural Gas; com. (quar.)...
6%
12-27
Mutual
from net
7c
Co.,
(monthly)
Corp.
(quar.)____!_
Ltd., 4'A % pfd. (quar.)...
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly of
Metal,
American
95c
—
22-
t.
2-
—
(quar.)!
$4.52
1-
1-21.
10c
*
Gas,"common
Consolidated Edison Co.
1-10
12-
.%.
*1
Consolidated
.1-10
1-29
100%
quar.)—
income—
Consolidated
*
3-11
'
:
(initial
Connecticut Power C04 4.50%
,
Y.)—
(N.
Semi-annually
1
"2-1
50c
\
Co.—.
1"
1-15
(quar.)_—_
Stock Fund—
Connohio, inc.,"40c preferred
.
"
1-.9
•
1
$1.16
preferred
$4.16
tl2'/2C,'
'
^ \
•
Quarterly,.
,
,
'
1-18
2-1
-
—J$1.09%'
.-1-18
1
2-
$1.06
$2.06
;
1
—
Telephone
c
1-21
1
2-1
al'/2%
•)• '
'
v'
2-
$1.12'A
(quar.*)!
pfd.
common
Fund
1-10
1-15
Electric—
preferred (quar.)__—
"t- $2.04 preferred (quar.)—
,1-23v*
2-
»v
$1
1-24
American Distilling
6c
*
10c
;
1-22
.American Business Shares Inc—
•
Quarterly from net 'income..—Ji
American Cable, & Radio Corp. (annual),.,
American Can Co. (quar.)—-I—
2-20
25c
i.
.
•
——
*
1-18
45c
'(quar.)——.
Window
Burns
1-15
2-
87'/a C,
•
(quar.i
$2.09
*
net
$1.33
Edison,
1-10
1
—
$2.20
*
r-
1-31
2-
(quar.)—x__
Connecticut
net
from
1-15
1-10
1-81
10c
(quar.)—
investment
1-10
lr-31
"
,3-16
2-,1
6%
Ohio
preferred
Concord
1-11
3-30
-
,
3-14
1-31
7,"%.
preferred
From
..
J62'/2C,--
!
*75c
—1——
common
Co.,
Southern
&
Concord; Natural
1-2
1
preferred
—
Bunker Hill
4-16
1-31
30C
12'Ac
1-23
2-
Terminals-
Af-5\'ic/o preferred
;
3-16
—
3-30
!
1-23
87 'Ac
preferred,'(quar.>_ril-k—_i_——
"Commonwealth
'
./
1-25
•J
Corp.,
4.64% -preferred
-
2-10
Taunton
Bullock's,
8
1
,1-15
3-'30
$3.80 preferred (quar,).
.Brown-McLaren, Mfg
Brown Shoe Co. (quar.)
Brown
■'
2-1-1
"
1-15
1-14
2-15
i—;
Corp.—" "
Pictures
Commonwealth
J
1-16 A
2-15
from
1-31
1-31
2-11
75c
*75C
(initial)-*:
4.(55%
2-9
•
7
Columbia
Brockton
1
75c
(quar.)—_—
(accum;)?>
2-15
_
4'A%r
2-\7 "
2-15
50c
5%"pfd.
1-10
*25c
^Qombustion Engineering Inc. ;'(quar.")_-l_rAl!*
4
1-18
=
^
50c
1
,
$4.25
7
12-31
1
•1-31,-
,
2-20
3-10
—2
—:
(quar.)
Co.
12-21
2-
25c
Ltd..
8
—
Columbus
"
-
income)——
Quarterly
•
3-10
-■2-t* 1
,
50c
—
4%% preferred (quar.)...
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)^
Ltd.—
Canada,
Aluminuju Goods Manufacturing (extra)_._
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
American Book
1-25
1-21
30c
(quar.)
Ambrosia
2-18
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
14c
—
10c
'-i— V1-
(quar.)—
Celanese.
British
1-25
2-18
*25c
America,
of
Co.
(quar.)
common
2-18
,
1-25
75c
—
—
Stores Corp.,
2-18
7c
(s-a)
participating
Allied
25c
(increased quar.)..
com.
>
...
"British Columbik Forest Products,
•
1
A3-
•;
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v
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1-21
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investment
net
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>
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.....
3Ya % " preferred
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common
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preferred (quar.)
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common
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30c
(quar.)__—
1
preferred (quar.)
————1—
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)—____.—
-
-
'
(extra)-.
Corp.,
investment
„
2-
10%.
pfd,
7%
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capital gains in 1956 and 13c
'
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.
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-
—
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New
Columbia
:
Blue
1-18
1
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convertible
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k
4-14
1
2-
6c
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Allen
2
2-
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50c
.income)
Air
2-
50c
———
(quar.)
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Fund
2-
27'Ac
—
(quar.)
3-
5
15c
.
j.——
(quar.)
:—
(stock dividend)_:
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„
;.7'Ac-
—
&
Co.
convertible
6%
12-31
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6%
-
2-
4-
-
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1
2-1
3-1,
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V
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(quar.)—_
Corp.
Co.
Foods,
Bloch
4-21
2%
(quar.)
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Aeronca
1-28
A
Works
Watch
&
Best
.
(increased quar.)
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Adams-Millis
•Best
of Rec.,
Payable
52c
——
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Precision
Acme
Holder«
Rayon Mfg.
(United
U.
K.
Hardware
instrument
Belock
2-
1
3-1
'
(quar.)__.
dividend.!—_
Bliss
Share
of Company
class
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
Benvus
When
Per
3v
: 1 '/2,%
(quar.)
preferred
Lumber,
8
87'AC
.
(annual)——
(monthly) *
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,.
2-
(annual)——_
preferred
4'A.%.
2
A
Ltd,
preference
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-
-
t,50c
...
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preferred (quar.)
1
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-
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•
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—
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Distilling—•
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Beech
paid. The list does not include divl-c
week* these being given in the
.
A,
8-26
1-21
'.v
:
payment
prior
Beaver
preceding table.
Name
9-16
—
.
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5-16
Ltd.—
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dividend
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this
announced
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com.
—...
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give tue dividends announced In previous
weeks and not yet
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>
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(quar.)
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dends
3-14
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,
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Cash
1-31
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
Beaux-Arts
1-31
5c
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CoDingwood
B
Stock
2-20
10c
—
——----
—
&
Power
A
Baystate
Beam
3-15
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25c
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5-16
(quar.)—
Hydro-Electric
Class
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V/ysong
preferred
1
8-26
—;:_1———-
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(Wm.) Jr.
preferred (quar.)
Class
:
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9-16
■■■'
—
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11
Wyandotte
(quar.)
Bathurst
1-23
a2s
(final)
.
3-14
6-14
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1-18
4-
5%
50c
1-31
1-18
50c
dividend).-—*—
$1
preferred
Bangor
...
1-10
(stock
Products
50c.
—
4%
•„
JL-15
12-10
1
,
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V 34'a% preferred 1 quar.1)A——:A-_l—_
—
4%
1-15
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Coid
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1-30
-
10c
——
—
4%
2-
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1-25
5%
'
50c
(quar,)
common
—1
%
2-15
$1.12'A
'.'v/
guaranteed (quar.)„_——
7% regular guaranteed (quar.) —_i_.—
Coca-Cola Bottling. (St/LOuis) .(quar.)--—
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., class A
CoghlhX (B. J.) Co. (quar.)——iA_„—
1-15..:
1-31
25 c
r,.
*
$1.25
pfd. (entire issue called
on- March 15 at $100 per
plus this div.) Conversion expires on
'March
RR.,
(quar.)
40c
•
—-
special
4%
;
1^15.
■
•
(quar.)
———
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
7*
hen.-Holier I
2-
Co.—
Common
1-15
1-31 7
$1.12%
(quar.)_J—
series)
(quar.)
(quar.)
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con v.
for
Ohio
&
Common
2-28
3-15
,
prior
redemption
4'A%
(1947
Co.
Rubber
1-
1-31
$1.12%
•
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
2
2
1-2
1
30c
-----
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Wood In¬
Gar
fe Co., Ltd.
w.)
Corp.—
preferred
—
"
1-28
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)—_—
Balcrank, Inc. (stock dividend)
——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoh Corp. (quar.)——
dustries).
(F.
Co.,
fe
preferred
1-25
$1.26
preferred
(quar.)
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Worthington
S.)
(L.
4'A%
4
1-25
3-15
$1.20
2-
10c.:
1-17
1
2-15
$1.12'A
.
pfd.- (quar.)_—
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Woolworth
—
2-15
32c
common
5%
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Wisconsin
Wood
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred; (quar.)„—
preferred (quar.)
—A
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
4.80%
4.40%
6'Ac
^—-
2-
34 %c
Light,
&
Pov.er
2-15
15c
—
;
(quar.t__——
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(accum.)-—
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(quar.)
common
convertible preferred
5Va%
6'Ac
1-31
•
2-
4-15
2-
11-
1
6'Ac
(accum.)———.—
preferred (New) (quar.)
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Ayros
a7'A%
v?
Payable of Rec,
'
2%
Clary Corp. (stock dividend)————
(7c from in¬
vestment income and 3c from capital gains)
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Pet".;:
Share
Name Of,Company
Payable of Rec.,,
-
.
5%
5
1-31
1
Western
White
Share
r
Machines Inc.—
&
preferred
preferred
5%
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1
of Company
'
40c
Point Mfg. *(qunr.)__
——
Stockholders Investment Trust,
West
2-20
31'Ac
—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—_
„
Monday, January 21, 1,957
.
Holder 1
-When
Per
of Rec.
62'Ac
(increased)
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,
25c
&
Class
Share
V
.
Holder t
Payable
Per
—--X- Name of Company
'
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(.348)
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10
12-31
1-31
1-21
1
1-24
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2-
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common Aquar.i.
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first
preference
A
4
1-21
10c
2-
1
-10
9 7/lOc
2-
1
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1-28
1-10
(accum.)_
(Continued
$3,
on
page
1-31
2-
25c
46)
•
)
V
Number 5605
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(349)
Stock Record
v
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
3
<■
f I
B»nf e tor PrewlevM
STOCKS
Yeor 1955
Ltwnt
Jan
19
111
16% Jan
Jan
6
18
18
79
Jan
53
19
Jun
21
20% Nov
-1
12% Oct
14
4
14% Jan
ABC
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
76
Jan
20
July 30
63
10
4
Adams
32% Jan
4
19
23% Dec
6
19
12% Dec
4
Jan
31
11% Apr
154
31
10
Air Reduction Inc
Dec
13
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
5
155
2% Nov
29
6
Jan
20
17% Oct
11
109% Jan
7
17
11
14
117% Jan
19
21
23% Feb
6
23
Jan
3
7% Jan
26
11
209% Jan
3
326
Jun
3
122
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
104
Jan
117
Nov
11
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
122% July
20
40
88% Jan
31
10% May
241% Sep
14
88
241% Sep
160
34% Aug
18 % Jan
2% Nov
21
56% Jan
4
77 •
28
97% Jan
3
129% Apr
I
104% Nov
15
Sep
23
88
Sep
23
34
14
9
1% Dec
28
5
6
28
17
30% Nov
4
24
82
Oct
14
105% Jun
30
Oct
11
91% Feb
23
70
20% Jan
102
Jan
May
47
17
Apr
Feb
Jan
39
125
99% Feb
82
Dec
150
31
Dec
22
8
13
Sep
19
27
10
13
Apr
3
4
19
121 Va Mar 23
79
Jan
9
26 % Mar 16
126
Mar 19
Kid
4.08%
6%
Amerada
Amer
4%'A
29
Nov
21
64
May 28
70% Jan
9
Dec
14
39% Oct
107% Sep
19
99
42%
Sep
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
1
118
28
Dec
11
6%
18
17
6% Oct
11
Amer
4%
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
59% Dec
7
21% Dec
19% Dec
3
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
3
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 12
Oct
1
49 % Apr
2
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
12
9% Jan
48%' Nov
30
Jan
3
46% Sep
16
47
71% May
40
38
53 % Dec
6
23% Mar 17
33
Nov
17
27% Mar 14
33% Dec
9
27
Dec
27 % May
20
3
27
100% Jan
17
81
Dec
18
69% Dec
22
61
Jan
23
Mar 15
106
135% Dec
21
Jan"26
15% Jun
10
126
Jan
24
22% Jun
12 %
42% Dec
19
54
34
Nov
3
29
40% Sep 22
15
Jan
3
20% Sep
12% Aug 17
16
Sep
Jan
8
12% Dec
28
Dec
Dec
19% Aug
3
17% Jan
13% Nov
Mkr 30
10
30 % Dec
14
27
16% Apr
25
84% Jan
31
143
Dec
31
15
11
2
96
Dec
4
29
105
Aug
86
102
July
13%
21
18% Dec
2
15
Dec
23
17% Apr
17% Jan
Sep
13
107% Feb
4
95
Dec
19
106'% Feb
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
7
24% Feb
88% Nov
18
94% Jan
6
77% Dec
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
13% Dec
17% Dec
7
16% Nov
15
9
40% Dec
Oct
25
34% May
6
108
22% Dec
31
28
Sep
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
28
2
30
10% Jan
15
Jun
17
13% Jan
30
4
31
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
Mar
Brake
Jan
American
Can
4%%
American
American
American
6%
3
American
21
11
3.90%
4%%
9
28
Nov
56
21
172
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
21
Feb
21
46% J,an
142% Dec
23
Jan
10
12
Feb
21
5%%
7%
Amer
American
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
87
Jun
26
113
Nov
15
American
137% Jan
4
147% Nov
16
132
146
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
82% Dec
23
Dec
15
55% Nov
8% Oct
27
11% Jan
29% Aug
28% Aug
6
83
72
Sep
10
187% Feb
1
1
84 'A Apr
30
Dec
26
145'A Jan
27
23
51% Jan
9
Jan
3
13
10 % July 20
25
Dec
4
29
Jan
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
17% Dec
12
Jan
63% Feb
65
Aug 26
6
Oct
31% Nov
6
Jan
19
16
68% Oct
16
1
52% Jan
Jan
16% Jan
119
10
13
25% May 17
28
28
165
10
26% Jan
Dec
10% Dec
6
Nov
Optical
Co
38 %
39
91%
37 %
38%
*112
381/4
113
117
36%
37
91 %
90%
91 %
86%
90%
115%
116%
117%
120%
"118%
♦28
?0
2
22%
2%
,
*33%
95%
30%
31
*64
66
*64
22
1,100
118%
121%
30,000
119%
65
65
*103
110
*33 VB
33%
97 "2
*95%
*30
30%
30%
64
64
*64
2,600
47,600
33%
2,700
97
20
30%
65
-
600
Va
60
41,500
21 %
22
21%
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22
21
21%
43%
44%
43%
44 %
43%
44
4u%
44%
42 Va
43
109
110
109
*107
109
109
109
107
109%
VB
9,900
107
1,500
V...
5%
41%
41%
39'a
39 Va
55
54 1
"
20 Vo
*19%
20 Vb
*19%
20 Vb
5 '%
5%
5Va
5%
5yB
5Vb
4,500
41%
30,300
40 7
41 Va
41
22%
*19%
20 Vb
5 Vb
23 >/4
23
23 VB
a
41%
41
22%
23'
41 Va
23
41
40
39%
39%
40
40'/a
55 %
55%
55 V'4
55%
55
55 Va
54'/a
55%
2,600
55
54%
54 Va
54 Vt
54%
54%
54%
53%
54
3,600
1
31
31%
31
31
V»
2,000
38%
38%
38'/a
39
87
85
85
74%
72
74%
19,600
39%
31
30%
31
31
31%
37%
37%
37 Va
37 Va
38%
39
85
85
84%
84 Va
*84%
87
75 7 it
74
75%
73%
30 '
•
75
*148
148
152
*85
74%
73
149
*145
150
*146
148
41
40
1
146
2,100
1,200
40
146
200
25%
25%
X25%
26%
26 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vt
14%
*14%
14 Va
1,200
27 V'4
27 '/4
26%
27 Va
26'/a
26%
3,400
48
48
48
26
2 6 V'4
26
'/a
26
26%
2,800
27%
27%
26%
27 >4
47%
47%
*47 %
47%
*47 %
27%
28 Va
27%
28 Vb
27%
28%
27%
28
27 y4
28 Va
12,900
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15 V'4
15%
15%
15%
14 7/a
15 Va
15,300
37%
26,000
37%
21 Va
37%
37%
21 Va
21%
37%
21%
■
48
37%
37%
129
129
127
128
*11%
11%
97
*95%
97
14%
15
14 %
11%
15%
*95
15%
15%
*95
97
11 %
21
900
125
1,400
126 Va
127%
125%
127
2,200
11%
11%
11%
14%
14%
21%
*21
*96
97
14%
14 %
11%
1,500
97
14%
14%
4,200
153/8
15V8
97
953,1,
95 Vt
10
36 '%
35 Va
35%
34%
35%
16,900
80 Va
42%
80%
80%
81
81
42 %
42%
27 '/a
26%
263/4
265/b
♦99%
99%
98%
98%
*98%
15%
15%
97
♦95
36%
35 7
b
3 6 V4
35 Vb
*78%
80%
*78%
80%
*78 %
43%
07
99%
.
42%
15%
*95
15%
42'/a
2534
2
11%
•96
26%
15%
97
36 %
43
37
21
122
97
*96
143/4
38
120
127%
127
11%
*95%
31 Vb
500
120
21%
*120
1
No par
*47
124
21%
122
100
100
55 Va
122
1
13,300
a
127%
com
%
108
*33 Va
*95%
100
22 VB
21%
22%
*105 VB
66
6,300
28
28%
33%
♦64
2
28
30 Va
30%
66
1%
26,000
28%
97
*96%
17,800
29
65%
65
22%
110
33
33 %
95 Va
30 %
33%
66
22
*105
111
98
33 Vb
30%
116%
66
66 %
*106
2
4,900
89
120%
32
28%
117%
116%
22 %
22%
22%
2
*28i
29%
29
117%
65%
66
112
32
*28
28%
115%
117/4
2%
2
2%
32
■
*28
300
36%
86%
116%
10,100
113
35%
90%
115 Va
*19%
24%
25%
23%
24%
28Va
♦26%
27%
26%
26 VB
15%
*15%
15%
*15 VB
15%
530
.
42 '/a
1,500
27
10,300
99%
•15%
4,100
26%
23
50
23%
*25%
•
4,100
300
15%
200
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
16,000
63%
63%
63%
63%
63 Va
63%
63 Va
64
63%
63%
6,600
31
31%
31'A
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,500
-1
No par
common—5
34
34 Va
33 %
34
33 %
34
333/4
34
33 Va
33%
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
52%
51'%
52%
52%
55
17,200
17%
18 %
17%
17%
17%
177 a
17%
17%
17%
17%
39,800
*151Vb
157%
*153%
157%
*153%
157'%
•■153%
157'%
Co
100
No par
American
21
7%
Co
Stores
Sugar
Refining
15%
15%
15%
6
6%
6%
6%
33%
34%.
33%
91 %
88
92%
54%
149%
44%
44%
*44%
120%
*12034
44
46
6%
33'%
65
90%
147
120%
45
a
33%
54 %
147%
45 Va
443-
*120%
122
44 V
45
6%
34
87'%
86
55 Va
14834
54 %
56 Va
1477a
a
53/4
*153%
3,900
160
,
6%
6%
6%
6%
3,300
33'%
33%
33'%
33 VB
3,600
85%
87
86
86
54 V8
54%
52%
148'%
1493/4
148%
149'%
44%
1.010
54'A
148 '4
55
*44%
18,600
780
45
*44%
45 Va
122
121 Ve
121%
121
122
90
45
44'A
4474
44
45
5,400
100
American
6%
Tobacco
common
100
preferred
Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Viscose
American
134%
135
135
135 V'4
134%
135
133%
134'A
133
134
11%
177
200
6.25
Jan
2
12
42% Dec
13
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
13% Jan
36% Dec
1
26% May 29
35% Mar 19
Andes Copper Mining
3
6
Dec
3
42% Apr
107
$4
preferred
Anderson
Clayton &■ Co
Oil
No par
—21.80
Corp
10
14
176
12
177%
860
*117 a
12 Va
*11 %
12'%
400
175%
176'%
174%
175%
1743A
175'%
38.600
76 Va
76%
76%
77'%
10,400
123%
125'%
12
12
76 Vi
763-,
76%
767a
76%
123%
123%
122%
124%
123%
123%
36 %
36%
3534
36 %
35%
34%
35'%
15,600
9%
9%
9%
9 V'4
9''4
9%
9»A
9'A
9V4
9'A
3.700
26%
*26%
26%
*26 V'4
26%
*26'A
26%
25
♦24%
25
*24'%
25
*24'%
Co
Common
*11%
12
177%
2.200
3.700
77 %
Wire & Cable
10
30% May 28
24.
119%
Anaconda
—50
No par
49
117
Anaconda
Corp—
48%
120
87% Mar 19
Anchor Hocking Glass
49'A
118'A
85
7
4
124
14
Nov
48 3
119%
23
series
5%%
49V8
2
23% Mar 13
6%
49%
120 V
26%
Preferred
49%
113%
*24%
Preferred
49%
49%
110
25
17
90
page
5
100
25
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co—
Sumatra
49
109 %
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
31% Dec
20
1
com—100
preferred
American
32 % Jan
see
115
5%
& Chemical
& Std Sany
7
For
115
116%
10
Co_
3
footnotes
31,300
117
No par
Gas
44% Jan
Mar
500
34 V«
*113
124
Corp
19
jun
79%
33%
19%
10
10
100
Co of 111
Products
Metal
Sep
32% Dec
40
79%
34%
1
187% July 21
110
43%
78%
23%
preferred
100
Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
16
7
44%
33%
5%
1%
591/4 Jan
33% Mar 30
44
19%
12.50
Smelt & Refg com
13
103
44%
500
3,000
78%
22%
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
D<?c
30% Jun
23
30^
341/4
1
No par
preferred
48
14
23
30%
78%
22%
American
18
16% Oct
93
23
30%
44 %
28%
58% Feb
47
18,000
96
33 %
5%
2
46
94%
95%
30%
*22%
78 %
*27%
46% Nov
145
300
43 7 it
5
25
51
21
1,300
4%
7 8 Va
convertible preferred—20
Molasses Co—;
1
19
13
13%
4%
34;%
25
Apr
39% Jan
20
13%
4%
44%
*27',
30
Jan
13%
34
-
No par
Corp
10
13%
78%
25%
43% Dec
62% Feb
28,300
44
25%
1
172% Jan
100
57
102
44%
2
American
11
130%
W
54%
102
34%
26%
29% Feb
July 24
117
57%
103
78
♦98'A
121% Oct
129% Mar 26
30%
98%
3
25
4
27%
13
120
23
30 V
44
39% Jan
2
96%
22%
26%
Natural
46% Mar
95%
23
30%
98%
Motors
174
96%
12.50
Cable
13%
30%
44
American
6
*13%
13%
56 %
*102
!
American
26
13%
—1
Corp
Products
3
Nov
122
100
161% Jun
42
Radio
Co
5
59% Mar 20
*116
57 Vn
103 Via
23
64 %
100
common
27
36% Jan
122
56%
*102
95%
115
2
common
Jan
105
70
38,400
310%
':'28
1
preferred
24% Mar 20
11
*116
58
104
Ltd common.No par
Rad
53% Sep
122
56%
♦102
22 %
38%
1
No par
preferred—.—-—
Potash
37% Feb
1,400
6%
*205
117% 118
2' »
2'»
50
Metal Co
13
*116
30 %
34 Va
*111%
1
corn
Machine & Metals——No par
27
310%
96%
90%
Amer
Feb
*205
22 %
Amer
8% Feb
310%
30
100
preferred
Apr
8% Jan
177
♦205
13%
95%
4
16
310%
6%
4%
com—No par
Co
6%
5
7
,
Amer
72% Apr
13%
6%
*205
*205
*117
122
57%
60%
*102
104
lo
Corp
Investment
American
6
76
prloi preferred.100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
Amer
40% Mar 14
76
6%
5%%
9
50% Jan
76%
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp
1
9
5
76%
___1
Ice Co common
54% Aug
14
77
7
25
American-Home
40% Jan
19
*76%
20
Hawaiian SS Co
33% Nov 21
Dec
76 %
6%
44
Hardware
53% Mar
Dec
76%
7
310%
—.—
27
6
77'A
6%
Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
5
American European
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
38
16% Dec
77%
*77
&
American News
150
16%
common
prior preferred..
17
5
18%
114%
16%
American
29
3
18%
*112%
16%
common
&
7%. preferred
Chain
70% Sep
32% Feb
16
19%
114%
16%
Anna Corp
American
6
9% Jan
18%
*112 Va
17
No par
Co
12
27% Jun
19 3'a
114%
16%
19%
115
-20
Cable
28% Feb
179% Jan
18%
♦112%
17%
id
preferred
55% Jan
7
15,500
19%
114%
Corp...
America
Inc
Theatres
5%
American
11
Jun
10,400
16%
Broadcasting-Paramount
23
7% May 25
6
29% Jan
100
3 V«
18%
'
60% Sep
21% Mar 14
3 Va
♦112%
100
Shoe
38% Apr
170
3%
3%
1
■
6
8
3'%
17%
common_.No par
convertible
27
Jun
3%
17%
Banknote common—.*.-10
—-50
46% Jan
43
3%
18%
Dye
of
26 Vb Oct
3
3%
47
48%
*112%
_1
M-fg
American
Oct
3%
48%
1
American
Mar 16
18
5% Dec
17
9
45% Nov
97% Dec
13
1
103
93
10
29
20% Mar 14
3%
preferred
17
Mar 29
26
3 5'/a Feb
25% Nov
104
7
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
Nov
103
2
31
142 % Nov
Jan
16
26
5
43% Aug
23% Dec
4
Nov
96% Jan
1
35% Jan
22
9
26
27% Mar 21
7
13 % Sep
6
160
Crystal Sugar com
Dec
96
17
♦156
Colortype Co
48
Dec
Jan
160
Chicle
44% Mar 12
Dec
130
Jan
*156
American
3
25
1
11
*150
160
American
14
18% Oct
65
160
American
26
35 % May 28
62% Feb
*156
a
Feb
157
3,800
23,200
160
9
79% Dec
100
20%
48%
*156
28
37 % Apr
35
Mar 14
91% Sep
48
67
13
15
20%
ldo
5
American Bosch
Amer
18% Jan
20%
185
No par
conv
I
22% Jan
<to
Airlines
American
23
20%
*175%
*96
7
26
31% Oct
16% Jan
20%
180
preferred—.*——.100
Feb
Jan
22% Mar 30
6,200
48 %
"106
36
6
1,300
14 Vb
*178%
convertible preferred.
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
108
14% Jan
139'/a
14
14%
49
lo
49
600
139 '/a
14
.186
Agrlcultqral Chemical—No par
7
72
14 "a
20%
20%
48%
26%
*182
3%%
8
2
20%
49%
14
24%
26%
186
Co
American
10
Jan
20%
48%
14%
24'/a
27
1*0
24%
■:
5
Petroleum
21 Vu Mar
30
14
24%
27
*137
27 '
137
=■181
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
95% Dec
14
135
1,150
184
convertible preferred
14
Sep
27
137
14%
20%
No par
27
137
27
14
24%
24'/a
24%
x27
138%
69 %
r69%
184
Amalgamated Leather Co
Nov
May 31
27
138%'
10
68%
series..100
Limited
36
6
6,000
13,800
Corp
Tnc
Co
32
12
15 VB
34 VB
24 %
1-68%
100
Aluminum
110
Jan
14%
33%
24%
Alpha Portland Cement
1
33% Jan
15%
34%
24%
common
Aluminium
16
100
14%
34%
convertible preferred
Nov
«5
15 %
34%
1951
Stores Corp
preferred
Feb
31
5,600
15%
1
Paper
AlliSrChalmers
27% Mar 15
100
Oct
July 11
31% Nov
10
58
29% Jun
139% Jun
4%
July 17
3% Jan
39
105 % Sep
6
6
Allied
Mar 12
133% Aug
Sep 27
91% Jan
9
37% July 25
8
7,700
34:,„
common
Industries
42% Dec
Dec
70%
400
1,600
62%
61 Va
35%
Allied Mills
9
70
Va
61
20,500
12 %
100
d Allied-Albany
AHied Chemical
Allied
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
16
Allen
23
25% Jan
34
12
36 % Apr
41
1
18
4
17
25% Aug 15
134% Apr
55% May 12
72% Jan
May
64 % Dec
26
11
62 %
preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred
Nc par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
11
Apr
62%
61 %
5%%
117% Mar 27
30% Nov 29
Sep~26
14
28
98
61%
62%
*12
15%
preferred
Nov
63% Jun
62
62%
38%
100
69%
common
Inc
Alleghany Corp
29 % Dec
S
12%
38
*99%
*
7
21% Dec
94% Jan
110
4%%
12
39
100
15 Vb
common
30
51% Mar 14
7
31
12%
12%
38 Va
*99 Vb
33%
preferred
Inc
12%
12
1
Products
7%
Aldens
99 "a
12%
No par
pfd
conv
July 22
25% Dec
3
22
Dec
6% Dec
77
5
July 12
20% Aug 26
Jan
Alco
23% Mar 22
Dec
99%
r68%
VlcKsburg lty
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
16
%
15%
Alabama &,
16% Dec
Aug
9
28% July 25
91% Aug
Dec
111
26% Mar 30
117
6
4% Feb
Si* area
39%
99
36
Aeroquip Corp
Dec
Jan
the Week
Jan. IK
39
12
1
52
170
Friday
Jan. 17
35%
Corp
22% Dec
28
Sales for
Thursday
15%
Corp
4.50%
PRICES
38%
50
Co.
190
Dec
Jan
Express
Admiral
SALE
Jan. Hi
———1
Inc
Addressograph-Mulllgrapli
3
99%
100
HIGH
Wednesday
1
10
9
155
Dec
July 17
39%
40%
25
Co
9
136
19
Steel
Acme
Feb
22
34
28
22% Jan
19
36% Feb
21
Dec
93
*99%
common
Stores
Adams-Millis
Sep
108
15% Aug 24
14% Jan
.100
i
Inc
Jan. 15
39%
preferred
conv
29% May
157
80
5Vo
ACF-Wrigley
37% Dec
22
9
41 % Dec
Apr
29% May 25
20
Dec
Sep
14
19
1
28
AND
Tuesday
Jan.lt
5
common
Venamg Corp
Oc£
Mar 15
Jan
Monday
Pat
preferred
conv
Dec
107
18
4Vo
55
30 % Jan
14
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
11
Aug 25
130
27% Mar 14
45% Apr
109% Feb
27
34"% Sep
3
77% Jan
30
98% Dec
35% Sep 20
25% Nov 30
6
21% Oct
6
1
23% Sep
7% Mar 23
37% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
Aug 25
71
25% Jan
NEW
Highest
3
Feb
46% Jan
13
Lowest
48% Jan
28
107
llange for Year 1956
Highest
17 Va Oct
:rl
New York Stock
«»
17%
18 >'4
17%
36
17%
17'%
36%
X35
125
125
430
600
25'%
26
25
25
25
17%
17'A
17'/a
17%
17'%
2.600
68%
68
68 V,
54,800
400
70
71%
68%
70%
68 %
6914
6734
79
79%
77
78
77%
78 Va
77'%
77'/a
77
77%
420
35%
35 3
35 V2
35%
353 4
36',4
35'A
3574
34%
35'A
2.000
92
92
93
93
4
.
*93
95
♦93
95
•93
95
20
41
40%
40%
40%
41
40 VB
40'%
39%
40'A
3,000
37 %
37%
36 3
4
37 %
36%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
7,700
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26'%
*26%
27%
*26'%
27'%
100
X40%
13
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
,
.
Monday, January 21,
.
(350)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Oct
M
6% Jan
31% July
36%
Dec
15
9
15% Feb
7
28
26 % Nov
82
Dec
24
22
3
Jan
4% Dec
5
28
26% Jun
11
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
12% Jan
6
17
*5% Apr
5
30
Jun
27% Oct
16
a
43.75
iotd
13
loom
29% Feb
37% Sep
«
113
Aug 15
69
May 27
36% Mar 14
1
S
9
38
9
23
73
21
.Nov
30
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
Oct
26% Dec
3
17
30% Mar 13
13
30
13
41V* Oct 10
34% May 17
101
40% Sep
9
35% Jan
5
96% Sep
101% Apr
20
83% Nov
29
99% Feb
8% Nov
29
5%
5%
*5 "a
28 %
28%
1
17%
177a
15% Dec
27
18% Jun
61% Feb
13
91
13
19
11% Jan
17% Feb
47% Mar 14
68
Dec
9
10
14% Jan
4
Jan
11
July 18
18
16
27
9
x
Sep
16 % Jan
27
63% May
29%
29%
29 f
.31%
87
*19
20
19
19
60
5 "'a
28 %
28%
28
17%.
17
29%
29%
31 Va
30%
•7
900
23 %
30"
.
29%
2.400
17%
29%
31
17%
28 %
17%
28%
'
100
5%
5%
51 i»
.
800
10,000
1
:
31% "31 f2
31%
31%
100
05%
65
25%
800
3.000
65
65%
65%
*64
65
65
66
16.000
1007
99
100
99
98 %
100
99
'GO
-
•'
100
100
%2o
..
1,300
26 %
20%
25 %
25%
25%
53,800
26 'a
25%
23%-
10
10%
10%
lu-%
10%
10%
12.400
10%
10%
10%
10 f'4
10%
27%
281.8
28
28%
28
28
28
96
93 f 4
93 V*
93%
93%
70
46%
45
45%
5.400
44%
44%
45 V 4
Atlas
5%
1
Atlas
9
Austin
Refining
22% Jun
8
34% Oct
29
18
5% Sep
26
26
Feb
24
37% Sep
49 V* Feb
24
Avco
*93%
;
47%
46%
47 %
46%
47%
45
10
48
45%
46%
44 %
45%
44
45
44%
.
861
87%
87%
88
8714
88
a
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
17
17
Canteen
of
Co
17
17
*16%
77
76%
76%
75 7 a
76%
74%
76'%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10 f4
10%
10 j
17 fa
*16%
17%
32 7 a
32%
2.600
6 fb
6%
84,300
43%
44',4
1,100
*.17%
17 i4
*16%
17%
*16%
33 %
17%
*17%
33^4
32%
33%
32%
34
33%
5
Amer
2.500
76-'a
6%
6%
6%
67 a
6%
No par
45%
46 7 a
44%
45 %
*44%
33
iiVa
6%
67 a
common *—3
(The)
preferred
36.200
10
10
No par
(-$1.201
350
17
17
'77%
20
—.—;
10 %
167a
78
17
20
—,
17,300
-
10%
f
1,700
90
*88%
10 '.4
17
commoni_—No par
Mfg Corp
25 f4
Va
8712
10%
pref
conv
94
87%
Co
Nicnols
$2.25
94
"28 %
28%
94
1
preferred
Automatic
-
common—.——
28
'
preferred———100
B
prior
*M2-
No par
RR
common
Powder
Conv
22
—;
Line
Coast
Corp
1
Max 30
7%
87
-10
1™—
S3.75'series
20
8*4 Apr
54
20
86
86
19,300
157a
28%
*29%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Atlantic
47% Aug 14
27% Dec
Mar 21
5% Oct 26
15 %
27%
a
_-100
non-cum
Atlantic
9
Aug
45,800
1,470.700
preferred—_—10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
4% preferred
——loo
27
15
28
43% Jan
8
59% Mar
Feb
101
Nov
90
Mar 17
2,400
a
15%
17%i
31%
15%
15%
15%
2:100
lif
15%
28%
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177 a-
1
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5%
10% May 28
96% Oct
Oct
5%
28%
*29 %
59 f
%
15"
.20
5%
Co
Investment
Associates
Aug 28
Atchison
19
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.
58%
i'i
28 %
86%
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20
17%
preferred™.
1st
5.2or,c
Oct
Jan
10
42
88
'19
28%
com__
59 Va
%
287 a
1
r,omrr\on
Jan
110% Jan
16
97
55
25% Nov
8
52% Feb
16% Nov
'86
20%
Associated
104% Feb
27% Dec
89
.
33
16
28%
29%
287a
37%
3.2%
58 %
a
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preferred $1.50 series—No par
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30% Mar 29
30
37
32%
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.
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59%
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Ashland
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157 a
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33
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Inc
Co
Carpet
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36
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33
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5
5
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€
361
?33%
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36%
62
Armstrong Cork Co common:
31% Mar 15
20
Mar 29
4
34
Illinois
—
,
8% Jan
18% May 24
17
Nov
,
issued
Jan
22
33%
y60 7 a
Corp
Co of
Armour &
2
102% Mar
9% Feb
34
May
.37% Mar 27
5
14
Steel
Armon
When
29
19
Mar 15
5
10
Argo Oil Corp
14
4%
^a
5D:
36%
f«r
the Week
47a
4%
4 -'%
4%
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland /
9
8
Bights
35 V4 Apr
29
6% Jun
39% Apr
69% Dec
46% Feb
102% Apr
Oct" ll"
19% Sep
41 % Apr
28
27% Jan 23
5
6
18
6
96% Aug 30
34
35% Jun
55% Dec
3
May 12
13% Jan
14
Jan. 15
*4 %
36%
Jan. 17
Jan. 16
*
5
Balei
Friday
Jan.18
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
Jan.l I
Par
_
Co Inc
W Products
P
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
I
A
«% Mar 19
18
Jan
4
3
43% Feb
11
14*4 May
36
U«M(
HJffcMt
l*vwt
4% May 19
NEW
Range lor Year 1956
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
■aag • ftr Pr«Tl«««
Yaar 1955
45
*44 f 4
45
4,700
600
4
.
B
11% Jan
10
Jun
09
8
15% Jan
29
95
12
85
113
Baltimore
Dec
21
105
53% Sep
41% Feb
13
63
58 % Dec
28
68% Jan
27
42 V* Jan
9
67% Oct
24
105
14
Jan
18
64% Jan
6
1
75% Nov 23
Jan
6
45
July 14
4%
19
Apr
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
14
Warder
12% Oct
31
16
Sep
12
Barker
45
15
39
Jan
6
44
Jun
12
*%%
33% Jan
3
72% Mar 29
43
May 28
19% Nov 23
16 y. Aug
14% Jan
6
21
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
56% July 16
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
134% July 13
106% Jan 20
103% Jun
107 % May
13
22% Mar 14
38% Dec
Nov
18
29% Dec
11
96
20% Sep
30
26
37% Jan
9
23
43% Dec
23
31
91% Aug
8
Jan
Nov
22
Jan
6
Oct
1
Apr
31
Feb
20
Jun
27
Jan
3
Bell
16
Apr
,28 y» Feb
15
18
9
64% Dec
27
1
22
7
Dec
48% Jun
18% Nov
12
1% Dec
101
30 3/2 Oct
1
19
1
53
Dec
31
77% Aug
Co
Inc
140% May ,28
198% Dec
31
9
146
172% Feb
~7
18
Jan
18
11
40
.
22
Dec
Dec
20
Bethlehem
7%
13% Jun
Sep 16
85% Sep 15
33% Oct
8
16% Jan
5
84
Jan
11
Dec
32% Feb
10
4%%
Mar
Black
23
25% Nov 20
4
32% May 11
wusr
(E
36
Bliss
&
28 y2 Jan
14
31% Sep 29
25
Aug 23
39^4 Jan
3
23 % Nov
12
Pec
20
3
51
Dec
Jan
19% Jun
30
43% Nov 29
95% Sep 12
83% Jan
6
12
22
11% Jun
3
28% Jan
3
12% Nov
2
38
19
61% Sep
54
28%
J~a"n~28
Aug 11
Sep 26
32
14% Jan
6
6
Mar 14
19
56 y* July 20
24% Jan
23
May"~6
31% Feb
26
17
Decker
&
27
12
64
3
17
Aug
Jan
Bond
Aluminum
29% Jan
61% Jan
1
14% Jan 31
59%
621
187a
18%
18"%
1%
1%
54% May 10
68
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23
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31
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8
.
May
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100
37
.
16
25% Jan
23
38 % Jan
18
23 '
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*
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3c
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&
3%%
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5
95% Jun
22
1
36% July 17
Buffalo
28'
38% July 30
33
Mar
6
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;
:
77 V* Feb
8
3%%
preferred
too
85% Mar
6
4V2%
second
100
22
28 % Jan
23
40% Sep
6
15
Apr
10
20
,22% Sep
9% Jan
18
31% Jan
S
23
12% Apr
ifl
Butte Copper & Zinc,
14
Byers Co
46% July 23
40% Jan
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15% Mar
15
11 Va Apr
11
37% Oct
14
44% Dec
12
14V4 Sep
»1% Jan
26
17% Dec
9
54% Feb
10
32 %
13
Feb
7
55
f
13
8% Apr
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7% Jan
17-
Mi
California Packing
29
Campbell
Red
68% Apr
8
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15
15%
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300
82
82
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100
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57
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33%
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51%
51%
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Ltd
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5.300
-
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14
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l5;ia
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15%
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a
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t.
16
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Lake Mines Ltd
36% Mar 18
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.-
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Calumet & Hecla
7-
33 V4 Apr
24 fa
20%
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common
participating preferredI
08
July 11
24%.
28
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21-
.
241
31%
7
1
Co
Bros
Campbell
30
50
24.
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Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
66
24 f8
8.500
28%
*.
5
3
30V2 Nov
21
preference
3
1
24%
*% 24
•
32
100
17% Jan
Oct
57%
1
com
43% Jan
Feb
59 3, i
5
Burroughs Corp
Callahan
58
10
Iric
Co
12
24% Nov
16
page
Dec
75% Dec
Aug 29
35 fi Jun
SI % May
10
20
5% Aug
9
34V4 Nov 23
July 13
13
23
4% Dec
12% Jan
3
60%
1
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59%
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preferred
7%
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50 fa •
common
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Busier
31%
59
24%
20
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31%
60%
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4%
28
31 %
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7
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preferred
Bulova
28%
32
147«
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line
Co
28%
Va
5,700
12.300
ui
27
(The)
41
32
44
Sep
85
3
32
41%
287b
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34% Dec
28%'
29
40
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72
105 V* Aug
40%
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15
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41
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3
Aug
52%
51%
32
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i,
56% July 18
98
40
'
51%
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50 'a.
5,600
75
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75
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50
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28
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preferred
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25% May
75
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52.300
47%
15
15%
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,
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Oct
150
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451
Jun
19% July
1
30% Oct 31
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.
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89
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36 *4 Feb
3
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44 7
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Nov
183 %
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,
55%
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&
17
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.
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Bridgeport
Brown
Aug 29
48
10%
25
a.
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% Dec
44%.
491 '2
14%
100
!
Brooklyn
26% July 19
45
* a
8,400
123.000
31%
RR—
preferred
Airways
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
45
*31%
31%
■
48 %
5
Co..
Maine
Common
'5%
29
32
i5;500
a
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a
45
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preferred
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9
11
30 %
1.25
(The)
Co
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41
26
92
62%
18%
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1 %
31%
10%
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34V4Jun
71
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61%
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10%
16% Jan
28% Mar 14
•3 % Dec 30
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90
45
14'»
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25% Jan
48
85
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1
30
12
67% Jan
48
31%
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100
48 %
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28
8
78
17
20; 400
447a
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6% Nov
700
22%
31%
53
24%
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Inc
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3%%
3
35 % Dec .31
14
30
Corp
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Boston
3
,
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&
12% Aug 21
7
11%
21%
*
a
45
5
—
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14
1
oct
92% Oct
23
Co
20% Deci 10
6
10114
22%
41 %
26
2% May 17
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1
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11
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21
26
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30
10
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11
5.800
85
29%
48%
t
61%
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50 1
10
(Delaware)
Co
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Laughiin Inc.
Borden
t
57% Mar 19
32% May 25
13 % Dec 17
21*4 Aug
92 V8 Mar
Oct
9,500
e
38% L'39f4
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29%
30
204
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81
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40%
4
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Mar 15
99% Jan
.
61%
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1%
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
12
3
41% Oct,
July 21
16
24
48%
90
15%
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
6
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48%
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11
10; *
73%'
Dec
Jan
29%
11
100
1951
Class B
1
Mar 18
40
30%
15%
27
8% Oct
29
40
49 %
149%
11
15
30
29%
297a
a
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29% Jan
23
39%
81
20 1
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20
20%
39
23
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3
Jan
50% Apr
98% Feb
12
195% July 29
6
20
40
83
1,600
145
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Blaw-Knox
13
12% Mar 16
26
Dec
•to
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21
22% Jan
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29%
9% '
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1
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Bon Ami Co class A
28% Feb
Dec
80
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96
19%
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45
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85
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16
17% May 17
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46
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1
25
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43
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44
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33
53%
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44
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13
44
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39% Nov
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48 *4 Dec
Dec 30
64% Sep 19
18% Mar 28
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*
18%
29% Apr
34% May
Dec
79
14
Dec
65% Dec
38% Jan .17
jo
95
83 %
60%
l
9*8 Dec
66% May 3
48*4 Apr 29
100% Nov 13
49% Dec
24
May 10
55
80%
—Jr.—*
cu
21
Mar
14% Dec
7
.
30
Mar 14
61% Oct
55
83%
*82%.
1
10r
1
.
Steel
Boston
14% Jan
55'a
82-
96
2.50
pfd series of
60% Sep
6
46% July 17
20% Mar 15
4
55%
82%
52%
Jun
Blgelow-Sauford Carpet (Del) coin 5
13
71
45% July 25
21 fa Dec 20
14
50%
81%
134
100
preierred
283a Nov 29
33% Jun
9% Jan
400
*55 fa
81%
16%
12.50
300
•
60-4
56%
Corp———5
Gypsum
Common
31
60
80%
59%
100
Inc
Bestwali
9
9
Nov
Sep 26
60 fa
*55 fa
11.
Finance
Foods
Best-&
Best
169% Dec
Aug 17
*59:>4
a
16%
loo
Consolidated
Benguet
17
172
26
60%
82%
5314
common
220
*59%
561
10
Corp
491,)
23.600
46%.
45%
45%
447a
82
13%
pfd
45%
56 %
90
Co
Aviation
oeuenclai
22
33% Apr
53% Jun
6
24
61
*60
44%
99
39%
*83
39
*87
60
60
44
Inc—h
45%
44%
*43%
preferred
Bendix
24
6
15% Mar J
46%
*12%
Savers
Howell
<&
4%%
Aug 10
vB
2% Feb
14
44 % Dec
8
88
45 %
1
Corp
Aircraft
Bell
30
35% July 25
7
86%
100
89
f S.
56% July
13% Jan
7,500
RR—
Life
Beech-Nut
31
Jan
.
27
Creek
Beech
4
26
50% Dec
14
Nov
14
Apr
85
8
Mar 14
74
34%
99
88
93%
99
98'a
98
89
33%
33%
33%
331%
98
89
Beicung-Heminway
Jan
158% Sep
32%
Corp—,
6
32% Dec
6
30
,
Aircraft
Feb
2
7
33%
*97f4
•
100
4%%
14
*7% Jan
Sep 17
43
101% Jan
Beech
S)
(A
Nov .28
22% Feb
22
32%
96%
common.—5
__60
Instruments
Shoe
10
59% Mar
14
32%
96%
Inc*__,
Miils
Beckman
Beck
39
?
U
32%
100
;
14
42 y*
10% Sep 26
96,000
4%
5
No par
preferred
Oct
101
8
13.44)
14%.
preferred
prior
Jan"25
26 % Aug
17
43%
14
Corp
38
28
42
14%
10
17%
3
12
30% Jan
Dec
44 %
143a
preferred„100
Corp
49
40
06% Mar
29
8
43%
15
Foods Co common
conv
Beaunlt
13
19% Jun
July 11
441%
14%
Inc.
Cigars
4%%
Dec
80
Mar 18
4%
43%
14*?u
Coru
Works
Iron
3%%
173/2 Sep
30
Jan
27
4-%
44 %j
14
common
preferred
Beatrice
25% Jan
1
24
•6
Nov
94
2
Ohio
&;
Brothers
Bayuk
6
133
'
Bath
67% Nov 26
Jan
4%
43%
14%
No par
Co
Oil
2
19
Elec
Sc
noncumulative
4%
8
82% Jun
4%
45%
13%
Bangor & Aroostook RR
38% Mar
Sep
47a
44%
Corp
preferred series C
48% Nov
,
Gas
Baltimore
May 10
4%
9
(The)
preferred series B
4%%
2.900
47a
43i
1
_13
Inc
Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Liina-Hamiltan
2
Peb
T)
(B
Babcock &
7
35% Feb
17
Nov
5
36% Jan
30
5
12
31% Dec
35% Aug 12
113% May
Mar 31
48% Dec
11% Jun
24 y2 Mar 30
6
30 Vs Jan
;
100
Babbitt
7% July 12
17
35% May 24
4% Dec
8V4 Feb 1$
«*4 Aug 18
*26 %
33
*51%
52
120
30
195-
Volume
Number 5605
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(351)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
22% Jan
25 y4 Oct
NEW
% Dec
7
23% Dec
12
41 % Feb
21
31% Jan
23
45 Vb Aug
6
22
Nov
14
Jan
Nov
22
101
Nov
30
26% Jan
11
3
121
Carey
48% Oct
18
49% Aug
64%
Carolina
Power
27% Apr
2
29
65 % Dec
31
49 % Nov
20
62% May 16
16
53% Mar
2
43
Nov
9
17"% May 16
23% July
7
20% Jan
19
13% Nov
2
19 % Dec
Dec
12
127% Aug
3
May 16
61% Dec
9
105% May
5
26 % Jan
3
116
19
53 % Jan
Carpenter
•
Carrier
11% May 28
100
Dec 21
18 % Jan
5
102% Feb
8
19'/a Nov
10
114 % Nov
29
55% Jan
119 Vs Jan
9
94
Dec
13% Nov
130
23
1%
102
95% July 18
July 26
104
11
23
Nov
Feb
21
75
Jan
13
14
47% May
21
83
27
37% Dec
23
34
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
17% Dec
3
18% Dec
29
22
Apr
20
17
Feb
14
11% Nov
30
8V» Dec
7% Jan
6
18
79% Jan
3
14% Jan
45% Jan
21
5%
16
Central
Aguirre
12V* Mar 16
Central
Central
of Georgia
19
51 % Jan
Mar 11
93% Dec
27% Jan
Mar 14
19
30% Sep
40% Dec
18
13 % Oct
4
8% Jan
6
32
36% Dec
29% Jan
22
22
33
6
37% Mar 14
5%
5%
5%
in
93%
95%
x90%
92%
91%
92%
"95
14
Central
1
4% %
Central
Illinois Public Service
43
Aug
Central
RR
Illinois
41% July 27
Central & South
19% Nov
Central
77% July 19
Cerro
Sep
13
14
Certain-Teed
45% ^c
26
4% Jan
3
Chadbourn
75 % May
8
Sugar
28
10
5% S°T)
29
2% Sep
28
7
57 % Nov
18
54% Jan
9
34
Oct
1
45
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
94
Dec
21
108
20 JA Sep
26
27
Dec
9
22% Oct
29 % July 19
68
Feb
16
9% Feb
25
61
59 %
60%
3,400
Qi;o%
62%
61%
63
60%
61 Va
59-%
20,000
46%
46 Va
46
46
46
46
»
46 Va
"22 VB
22 %
22 VB
22 Va
22 Vb
22 Va
22 Va
22 %
16
16 VB
16%
15%
16 Vb
15%
16
16
"95
Va
16,000
16%
90
108
108
69%
69%
69%
69 %
69 %
69%
69 Va
69%
4,600
37%
38%
37%
38%
3 i
%
37%
37%
38
4,800
18
18%
18
18 Va
20%
22
'A
"18
21%
18 Vb
"18
18
22 %
22%
9%
9
9 VB
j.t%" 9 Mi
44%
44
44%
21%
86
*80
i
*79
55%
99
30%
a
34%
35%
36 14
35%
36%
21%
22%
22
22%
*9 %
9%
54%
55 %
54
11%
11%
11
43
43 Mi
42%
*18
%
22'A
23
*
22%
9 Va
9 Va
15%
15%
15%
55%
55%
*55 Vh
99
99
30 Vb
30
33%
33%
*43
*79
84
:
55%
v
15%
*33!
55%
97 Va
30 %
30'A
5
7.
9 50
Corp_____. 1
1
1
3%
10
67 %
68
No par
No par
9!
33%
100
30%
4,600
33
*32 Va
97%
30 'A
33
33
37
37%
38
38
21
20
20 V8
19%
20
9%
9%
9'A
400
51%
52%
II,900
10%
11
'
9,900
41
"
9'A
x52!h
9%
53 %
*9
52%
53
10 Vh
11 Vb
421
43
11%
11
ill! a
42%
42%
43
3%
3%
68 'A
68 %
3%
8,800
36 Va
21
.
54%'
• 4
200
36%
9%
4
1,000
55 VB
97 %
30 Va
30 Vh
55 VB
99 Va
55 Vh
*97
97%
♦33
700
3.400
15%
'
%
2,300
42%
84
*79
15%
15%
15%
300
8,800
9 Va
42%
44%
84
.
9
9%
43%
43 %
86
30 Vo
1
300
97
16Va
16%
108
107
12,900
*95%
96
16'A
•
52,400
87
92 Va
96
16%
107
107
200
5%
90%
5%
5%
5%
91
170
I,400
35,700
109 Va
"107
110
"109
96%
16%
16%
108
99
Inc
110%
"95
96%
16 %
"107
55
Co—
Gotham
110
58%
*46
69%
*80
No par
Products
Aircraft
Cessna
60%
9%
10
Co
Chain Belt Co
27% Feb
Oct
43% Jan
17
Aug
62
44%
50
Industries Co
de Pasco" Corp
18
61%
15%
J
N
Century
54% Dec
62%
15%
West Corp
Violela
5,300
c,00%
100
of
8
24%
No par
Light com
1
24
108
21
& Elec—No p».r
preferred
Co
24'A
18
100
July 24
24 Va
38%
■
Feb
24 la
37%
No par
Aug
24
69%
fl
Ry com
%
24
17 %
108
1
Co
103
96 %
16%
x\o par
35
10
4
110 "a
5%
61
31
30
170
*109 Va
113
7% Dec
Dec
103 Va
5%
100
Gas
13% Jun
66
103 %
110%
31
7
102%
5%
16
28
102%
109%
23
14% Mar
102%
7
Central Hudson
Oct
102 %
16%
22
4
Apr
1,500
103'%
16 %
preferred series B
17% July 21
20
24 VB
12.50
Vb Mar
9
24 VB
22 %
17
Nov
24 VB
46
Foundry Co
57% Apr .13
112
24 Vb
64
20
9
16
24%
22%
com
Sugar
28
15% Oct
24%
46
___100
Ainer
28
26
5.800
24 %
03
common—..
Nov
Apr
8,600
42 Va
in
;
preferred
5%
23%
41 Va
63 %
conv preferred series A_100
22
12
23%
42
63 %
preferred
Jun
86% Jun
24 VB
41 %
23%
preferred.
81% Feb
14
23%
42 %
100
2nd
21% Nov
55% Sep
7
24%
24%
42
„50
43
18
7
Jan
25
24
43 %
24 VB
common
69% May 25
5
Jun
24
25
24%
1
5
95% Nov
31
108
20
4%%
42
23%
Celotex Corp common
3
24
44
No par
preferred
2nd
7%
Shores
24%
43%
102%
preferred
4.20%
the Weak
Jan.18
102%
Co
Celanese Corp of
27
Jan
37 V* Jan
5
Feb
Friday
Jan. 17
Ry_l00
Light.,;
Caterpillar Tractor
3
119
72 % Dec
27
Jan
21 Vb Jan
21
64% Dec
July 20
Ohio
preferred
pouv
Thursday
Jan. 16
24%
I_lo
Carriers in General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
6% Ve
45
Sieel
Corp
4% ',b
26
24% Aug 16
&
Sales fee
PRICKS
Wednesday
Jan. 15
3
_
Mlg Co
&
BALI
Tuesday
Jan. 11
1
Co
Clinchfield
22% Nov 29
Feb~18
(Philip)
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
Carolina
40% Feb
Mar 15
Airlines
Carborundum
9
Mar
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Capital
1
17
29VaMar20
121
YORK
'
Highest
36% Apr
10
23 H
Lowest
38% Sep
42
6
30% Mar 14
112
Range for Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
1,800
5,500
3'A
3'A
3%
3%
3,000
68%
%
42%
3%
3%
68
-
*67 Va
68%
*67%
68 %
500
b
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
104
6% May 17
6% Jan
Aug
9
Feb
7
1
27% Apr
5
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
Jan
3
6% Nov
28
7
10% Mar 23
5
12 % May
10 Vb Apr
Common
,
$4.50
preferred
Champlin Oil & Refining
Chance
Vought
Checker
4
Cab
C hem way
13
Aircraft
Manufacturing
%
28%
29 V4
28
46%
47%
46 Vb
47
46'
9 %
1.25
Corp
93 Va Jan
17
100
*30%
31
Sep~l6
53% Jan
3
69% Nov
21
69
14
96% Jan
20
109% Nov
21
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3 Va %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
08%
Oct
56%
6
8%
5
21% Jan
18
27% Mar 25
20% Oct
9
24% Jan
16
28
Jan
18
36 % Mar 25
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
33% Jan
18
44% Dec
5
36% Dec
28
50*
Apr
27
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
35% Deo
31
41% Jan
6
16% Nov
Chic
21
30% Jan
6
42% Deo
30
26% Jan
3
May 28
71 % Jan
4
19
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
1
Dec
16
27% Nov
19
46% Feb
1
1
44% Jnn
30
75 y4 Dec
3
30
35 % Dec
20
29% Jun
13
39% Jan
29
1
30% Dec
.
16
14% Jan
s
48
22
53 % Mar
42% Dec
.
55 %
.
43-Vb Mar
Jan
18
29
5
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
1
87
12% Oct
23% Jan
29 %
17
30
50% Feb
1
62% Sep
25
Dec
23
39% Dec
23
Jan
;
47% Jan
Nov
T
101% Apr
17% Jan
107
11
30
Nov
12% Jan
3
Cities Service
Nov
2
15
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
27
'23% Jan
3
Oct
21
93
Sep~23
185
Jan
17
103
Oct
6
33% May 31
41
Sep
13
26
Nov
108
73
20
Jan
Oct
4
20% Oct
109
11
•
Jan
3
196
Clark
May 28
89% Nov
30
103
Jair
34 % Jan
26
4
97% Dec
C
13
43% Jun
31
7
70
26
D,ec
111
39 % Dec
19
18
Jun
8
80% May
11
2% Jan
17
4
39% Mar 14
C
7
Jan
$4.50
6
Jan
10
24% Jun
3
45
<fc
3 '/a Jan
16
Clopay
5
50% Jan
13
Cluett Peabody
78% Aug
127% Sep
20
141
Jan
5
100
Nov
15
125
Jan
12
„6
90
14
145
Jan
*.
98 Vb Dec
20
.131% Mar
40% Nov
July 11.
29
;
>'
95% Mar
Dec
36%
36 •%
36 VA
36 Va
14 V4
14%
14 M>
14%
14 Va
14%
13% Nov
21
9
94% Mar
5
23% Jan
9
r
17% Jan
6
21
Mar 14
45
Jaa
,
45% Dec
59.
56
Jan
Jan
6
33 Va Sep
49% Dec
20
30
63
Mar 29
36% Dec
6
75
May 27
54
67% May 27
50
17
Nov
Dec
3
—
05%
65 %
gtd
40%
22% Oct ; 7
32
Apr
21
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
31
Apr
22
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
No par
50
17% Feb
23
15% May 28
117% Aug
23% Nov
23
27% Dec
22
17 VB Dec
May 27
77
85% Feb
52% Jun
103%
70%
17
28 % Mar 15
34% Aug
2
46%
57%
28% Nov
25
19% Jan
6
26% Feb
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
20
1
16% Nov
9
31% Dec
25'
44% Oct
21
18
Jan
21% Mar 20
.
•
44% Mnr 19
38%
100
Nov
Nov
101% Dec
29
23
,
17
14
8% Jan
24% Jan
4%
11
11
Nov
18
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
34% Nov
12% Jan'10
45% Jan
6
23 % Sep
'
18
1(15%
100
Nov
29
24
26% Oct
1
Solvents
.15% Jan
7
18% Feb
17
15 Vb Dec
31
18% May
9
Dec
28
21 % Apr
16
34% Jan
10
Jan
19
$5
15
31% Oct
19
36 % Jan
20% Nov
10
33
3
Mar 16
23
•
43% July 25
c44
14 VB
Nov
26
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
7
1
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
101% Mar
7"
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
14% Dec
53 Vb Nov
112
Mar
109% Jun
104
Dec
Sep
28
3
43% Dec
18
4
92
Dec
19
1
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
82% Dec
31
103 '/a Jan
4
18% Dec
10
46 Va Jun
108
28
14
28
1 %
88
Dec
51% Mar 13
Jan
3
112
19
105% Jan
10
41% Sep
8
28 % Nov
28
5
99
Dec
31
109
July
39%-Feb
97% Aug 11
104 % Jun
10
Dec
27
102.% Mar
3
»
-111 % Dec
12
117% Nov-
5
83
.
56 % Aug
103%
106%
coml—No
Industries
2'A
*2 >4
40%
40%,
80
15%
14%
32%
80%
48%
*39%
57
15'A
31%
48%
53
.
135
2,100
70
136%
*100
.
Va
106
103 »A
105
4,200
*800
*800
x44
45%
80
1
44%
*78 Va
13,400
80
90
14 %
14%
14'A
14%
14Vb
14%
2,700
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30,300
48 %
48%
*48 »A
*
49'A
*48
Va
300
49
10
39 >A
<39%
40
39 Vb
40
39 %
*56%
58
*56%
58
*56 Va
58
*56%
58
53%
*50%
53 Va
*50%
53 %
*50%
53 %
32%
100
9.000
32%
31%
32
31
31%
31
31%
%
31
32 %
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
30%
31'A
4,400
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
75,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
2,100
'A
17%
17%
Xl7%
18 %
18%
J8%
78%
78%
46
46%
45 VB
46%
45%
46%
46%
47%
46%
47%
9,300
30 Va
30%
301 h
30 %
30 VB
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
4,000
29%
29%
28 Va
29
28%
29%
29%
29%
13,200
47 VB
47%
46111
47 "a
46 Va
46 7 ii
46
47%
18%
18"»
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
40%
"100%
19%
40 Va
*78
Vb
40 >4
*100%
101
VB
'78
79
40%
40
V«
40%
40%
79
40%
*78 Vb
28%
29%
,46%
47%
8.300
/18%
18%
16,700
51
40%
11,400
40'A
102%
6 Va
5%
5%
l.BOO
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%
3,200
2,600
1,800
101
5%
5%
5'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
381
a
39%
38
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1-7 V8
17%
17%
16%
17
391
17%
18
44%
par
a
44 %
44%
105
1GG
44%
44%
44%
105 »A
44%
105
105
200
*101 >A
5%
101
101
5 %
39%
40
79
5 !4
"100%
101
"73%
79
14 %
IO0V4
44%
45'A
106
105
45
106
3,500
19,100
2,100
33%
32%
33%
327
n
33%
33 Va
33 %
32%
33%
8,800
m
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
1.33%
15%
2,600
1.6%
331
15%
15 7
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,700
41%
42
411
42
41%
41%
41
41%
25,300
49%
48
49
48'/a
48 Va
500
49
15%
15%
42 VB
42%
48%
48%
Retail Stores Inc—1
Consumers Power Co com,,—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.32
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
2%
2 *''»
2%
x48%
tConsolidated
*46
2%
49 \
2%
48 Mi
491
a
3
48%
2%
18
3 VH
12.500
40 Vb
48%
7,000
100%
330
101
200
3
3VB
48 Va
4'Hh
49%
98
93
99
100%
101
100%
101
99%
99
99
99
*99
101
100%
101
100%
99
92%
*90
92 %
"90
"90 %
4
of America-
5
18
100
Co com—.—,5
"89
No par
•101
%
30
.
45%
*85
18%
17%
18 Vb
17%
18 Vb
89%
89 Va
*89 Va
91 %
30%
30%
30'A
30%
101%
101%
102
46
87
%
45%
*85
46
113
*110%
101
45%
87
87
113
1J0
'
112''a
62 %
92
—
Continental Can. , Inc .tw
—.10
,*T75 preferred- w-'-No n**
$4.50''coiti't2nd preferred, .,400
1
97
—
$5.50-preferred
*
8,400
21,500
2
41
40
10
100
preferred
Continental Baking
66%
1%
40%
,*
15%
Naturul Gas.
Consul RR of Cuba 6% pfd
Common
65%
2%
41
No par
,1
Consolidated
4%
70
120
5,100
105
44%
180
18 Va
104
*78%
4,100
18 'A
106
80
38%
101
40%
136%
46
83%
38%
101
*50%
57 v..
"50%
*78
*39 Va
*100
45%
20
5.300
40% •'
*135
*78
62 V4 •
71%
106
80
2,400
*70
136%
46%
19%
95 4
69 Va
*100
*800
45%
*78%
900
40%,
207
*166
39
9,400
104
4
62'A
63%
*135
104%
17,900
*94
'
207
136%
104
64%
18%
18%
106
104%
15,000
40%
67%
2%
280
4,100
42%
104%
Poods Corp-.
Corp
5,300
V
•49'A
*100%
18%
40%
*800
46%
Consolidated Laundries Corp,,,—3
Sep
Jan
of N Y
I
40
——10
:
Electronics
Container
18
11
36% Jan 18
106 % Jan 20
23
104
27 >A
*92
<■
62%
40 Vb
67 Va
2 Vb
.
100
49
1
preferred
Consolidated
136
*
"48%
10
.
'
40 711
"39
common
Edison Co com,,25
cumuDpreferred 1
100
Nast Publishing Co—-No par
Consol
•
98,900
41%
102
18%
401,,
2%
.
31%
Commonwealth
Consul Edison
36% Mar 12
*39%
32%
Commercial
110% July 17
44 % Jan
40
32%
19
111% Aug 16
39%
14%
Congoleum-Nairh Inc L—;—No par
5
41
79%
Consolidated Cigar Corp,.
*
Consolidated CopperniWs Corp.—5
5
*39 Mi'
32 Vb
4
Jan
41
.32%
15
23% Jan
108
69 Va
2.50
12
23 % Mar
70
System—
2.30
Jan
49% Mar 22
70
137
No par
42 V8 Nov
14
71
106
40
18
27
66%
43%
102
102
'
99
83%
38%
39
103 %
103
"800
22% Jan
Dec
"38%
*70
137
Carbon Co—
Corp
-1
*101 Va
70%
104
"100
10
com
28
16% Dec
39%
*78
84
*78
84
104
68
31
44
1
*80
X39
62'A
18%
Dec
-5
52% Aug
Vo
27 Vb
*•
Va
95
*166
207
*166
67 %
preferred
Mills
84
*94
64
63%
64 %
207
39%
94
94'4.
631ii
18%
19
*
94
18%
Credit Co
Cone
4014
*18%
'
40 %
40 Va
68
.
Pictures
19
9?i
*99%
102
*99%
18%
30% Mar 26
15
15%
67
13% Dec
'
25% May 26
03 Vb
15%
18%
Combustion
Conde
8% Mar 16
*62%
15%
70 %
4.64%
"
7% Oct
64 %
15 %
*
'A
16
19%
3
.„No par
No par
Southern Ohio Elec—5
Engineering Inc——I
6
65
64 Va
*91
65%
16
00
Commercial
1
64%
.
65%
64 Va
*65
18%
Cor pi—No par
—
Columbus in
13
54
42
1
2nd
Broadcasting
Columbian
41%
40%
,
'
—
B
$4.25
12
42 VB
104
*171
2%
Internal,'!
Columbia
3
Apr
36% Mar 22
23
24% Sep
Jun'ii
Feb
84% Jan
58
41%
"39 %
Columbia Gas System Ine_~—No par
3
26% Jan
31
78
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
4
11
44% Oct
18%
*93
41%
A
Class
16
11
49
50
preferred series B
50
coin—100
noiicuimiJattve 1st ptd
100
nonfcumillative 2nd pfd—100
Class
•
19
15% Mar 14
:
19
23% Oct
49'A
16%.
40%
19
39%
5%%
4%
49%
65 Vb
*90%
"94
"78 %
.Colorado in Southern Ry
Columbia
90%
04%
16%
40%
19
"93
100
stock
—
18
27%
49%
41%
64%
104
100
1"
59% Feb
27
27'A
27 %
89%"
49%
*64
10%
2
cumulative
4%
27 Va
900
64
89%
41%
42 Va
No par
Colga t.e-JPalinolive: Co
$3.50 preferred
9
65
12%
*61
27
49%
65
:Collins & Aikman Col-p,!—,—No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—_No par
66 % Apr
12%
.
66%
8,000
67%
89%
65
51'% Mar 12
30
12%
64 Va
651b
*61
9,000
14,500
14%
03%
27
207
50% July 30
•'
.
Va
*14%
V4
66
89
64
35% Dec : 10
27% May 28
47 •«' Dec
11
13.
16
12
'
*61
.50
41 %
>
f
*
12%
12%
.12%
68%
41
preferred
*
*
•'64
66%
27%
"99%
'
21% Jun
*
.
69
16'',
100
preferred_3O0
;Coca-Cola Co (The)———^—No par
2
62% Jan
19
75
3
36%
1
1%
Ceca-CoJa
4
36%
'
& Co com—No par
4%
15
,
75%
15
Molybdenum
15
18
Aug 26.
148% Mar 14
18 1,160
Sep
62% Jan
6
75
"171
Corp
23
Nov
122
Apr
76%
49%
100 ~
preferred
Pitts RR 1%
Dec
4
50% May
73 %
5
lty Co com
preierred-'
Jan
9
111% Jan
36
76
.,15
Special guaranteed 4%
device
Corporation—
100% Mar
990
36
75
—No par
;
Elee. Ilium -com
Cleveland
133% Jan
Aug 26
76
33
0
Co_
nonctumihiUve
5%
Climax
39
73%
34%
100
Louis
2
2
Apr
34%
Ii4r
10.
Equipment
C in St
60
49
33%
25%
34%
—No par
preferred
Cleveland
15
80 % Mar 26
45% May 12
55% Oct
7,800
34 Va
25%
33%
27 Va
;
Jan
14
2,400
Va
26%
35%
"65
Corp
Cijty Stqrcs Go colmnon^
4%% convertible preferred
75% July 18
;
25% Feb
,t.
16,700
26 !4
„
'
42% Aug 18
1714
61 »A
25'A
10
Co.:
City Products C017).,
16
78% Dec
111
Aug 30
♦
17
6014
26 !A
'
46% May 24
92.
5%':'e
29
17% Dec
115
191
17%
61
25%
88
100
.
Co
City Investing Co common,
18
25
202%
Jan
104% Jan
Oct
25
Feb""l4
94
20% Mar 29
40% Feb
Sep 27
19% Jan 27
17'A
60%
26 Vs
68 Vh
issued-
When
30
102
10
17%
61
8.50
—
C I T Financial
6
73 Vb July 17
1,400
26
29
Cincinnati Milling Mach
*
12
preferred
37
Electric—
————A
Common
4%
37
17%
*61
4
37
61
*12%
...
2,200
37
35
25
de
200
36
17%
12%
Gas
30
35%
61'A
64%
Chrysler Corp
2,300
23
30
37 'A
17%
*61
.■
22%
31 %
36 Va
r.
61
*12%
Oil
1,300
20,700
112
*107
112
1
18 >4
5
Cotton
68'/a
61%
14%
•
67 %
25%
*14%
Copper -Co—
68%
2,900
8%
30%
17%
par
Chickaslia
8%
30'A
23 Vb
37 Va
37 Vh
55% July 10
20
54
102% Apr
*37
2,800
9
8%
61
100
com._No par
-
3
37%
30%
•29% July 10
3
37% Jan
87
9
37% Dec
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
24% Oct
July 18
104% May
Aug
4
36% Dec 30
36%
37
9
9 Vb
60
30%
*29
31%
36
par
Cincinnati
100
*29
76%
Chile
20,600
23
23
29%
37%
75%
26
Jan
23
22%
5
3
Jun
47%
*107
36 Va
Chicago Rock. Isl & Pac RR—No
Chicago Yellow Cab
—iNo
14% May 22
4 6'A
68
112
29%
100
1
60
5^
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
~~7
66 % Jan
4
*108
22%
3% preferred series A,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
»
Jan
10%
14% July 27
„
Western
48
8%
69%
37%
*37
No par
noncithv pfd—
North
&
1,
.
12% Nov
14
Paul <te Pac
series' A
?.5%
68 %
38%
a
Va
30%
%
30 %
38!
65,600
9
30
110%
28%
8%
8%
30%
69
*108
37%
97,
27 Vb
9
8%
%
68
*8%
9!A
37
97
29
46
47%
23%
23 %
50
%
•29
a
4,500
37
98%
28%
*97
98 %
Vh
30%
8%
30
112
*29
Del_50
com
preferred
Chic
5
Ry
8%
*108
40
:
Chic Milw St
,
'
9% Feb
A
Great Western
5%
74% Sep
15% Jan
45% Feb
Class
Va
98
9 Mi
9 %
1
Chesapeake
of
36%
*96
36%
37
*96
28%
1
Inc
97
44% July 19
Corp
36%
37 %
28%
29% Nov 29
42% Jan
36%
36%
97
1
Co__
<90
18
92%
*90
17%
18%
101
45%
87 %
,111
18 Vb
15,400
91%
89 Va
91%
50
30 Va
30%
30%
30 Va
2,000
1C0%
100%
101
451a
44
45%
87%
*
30 Va
92%
*89%
45
86
86
87%
110
110
108%
60
101
110
20,000
,
120
1,500
'15
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, January 21, 1957
. . .
(352)
Lowest
Highest
Continental
1274 Feb
23
14 V4 Nov
May 12
10
16% Oct
14
bvc
~87b
Dec
14% Feb
2
Jan
24
14
28
18
Continental
10
Continental
Aug
14
Dec
20
70
247b Jan
23
58
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co common
26
52
Jan
31
5%
Dec
13
6%
conv
407b Mar 12
Cornell
87% Apr
5
19
3%%
Jan
25
3 % 'k
32 Tb Feb
24
Dec
26
947b Jun
5
99
2
27 7b Jan
20
6
15274 Dec
7
Oct
30
5 % Sep
26
2 7b Dec
5
100
jatfi
26
Apr
Oct
28
30% May
Dec
28
183% July
89
May 23
102
29
20
Jan
7
7 Ve Aug
Jan
6
2% Feb
34% Oct
11
9574 Jan
24
28% Jan
7
1
18
674 Jan
3
Petroleum
Crane Co common
42Tb Mar 26
48% J&n
28
33
Dec
4
98% Nov
15
79
Dec
18
97 7b Mar
7
28 7b Oct
22
30% Jan
3
Cream
14 7b Dec
,
19
Dec
4
Crescent
22 Ve Sep
37% Sep
30
23
18% Feb
7
35 Va Feb
23
597b Dec
29
507b Nov
23
697'b Apr
3
3
91
Dec
27
9
46
Jun
8
May
107
27
57% Dec
5
13% Jan
6
6% Jan
6
14 7b May
26
15
77b NOV
16
37% Aug 19
317b Dec
28
9% Jan
11
67a Jan
3
67 % Feb
23
52 % Oct
3
8% Mar 14
14% Sep
31% Mar 29
6% Oct
31
52% May 23
30% Nov
3fi 74 Nov
15% Jan
Jan
26% Jan
33 7b
Feb
30
14
13% Nov
30
Oct
28
23
Jan
6
42% Jan
17
91
93
Mar
95% Feb
Dana
50
Nov
16
18
19
96
Jan
4
95 % Mar
81
Dec
12
99
20 % Jun
g
12% Dec
18
26 % May
r16
Nov
Jan
36
12
Jan
7
66
12 V* May
17
Feb
1
Oct
11
4
6
40 %
3
35% Feb
15% Jan
5
75
Sep
39% Apr
Dobeckmun Co
5%
5
23
Dr
9
Jan
lo
18
24$% July
Apr
;
16% Nov
23
21% Fed
10% Jun
14
4
6% Oct
1
6
175% Nov
29
12
102 34 Dec
28
3
237
Apr
121% Feb
83% Dec
45
46%
46%
45%
45%
44%
45
63
63%
*63 7b
64
61
63
55 %
55 74
54
53%
53%
79%
79%
80%
79%
79%
12%
12-%
26
13V4
*12%
10
7
31 %
31 %
3014
31%
30%
48%
48 %
48%
48%
82
82
82
82
100
Jan
20
38% July 12
Dec
28
50
44
Dec
11
53% Mar
Feb
16
Nov
4
43
Dec
18
46
Dec
6
Feb
52 % Jan
28
6
58
Jun
Jan
6
3274 Jun
21% Jan
18
34% Dec
Mar 14
877b Nov
87
230
86
*83 7b
22
21%
227 b
6,600
15%
15%
15 y4
15%
18,300
,30%
31
3014
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
18,900
*29%.
30
29 5 b
29%
30
30
*29%
30%
500
27%
28
27%
27 Tb
27%
287b
2774
28Tb
14,700
23%
24
22%
23%:
11,000
45%
457b
39%
38%
r,
25
24
24%
24
24
4514
45%:
45%
451b
45 Vb
40%.
40
40
39%
40
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
63
21 %
19%
.
41
*37%
*39
39 74
39%
4,500
38%
397b
12,000
65
64
64
'
20
377b
*37
*39
200
38
41
*39
26,600
207b
19%
207b
37%
41
45Tb
38%
19%
38%
41
*39
41
5614
55
55%
547b
54%
54
55 74
3.300
35
55%
34 %
35
34%
35
34%
34%
3474
347b
4,200
32
32
32
*31%
32%
*31%
3274
3274
32 74
21%
21%
22
22%
221b
22%
22%
23
1,600
151b
157b
15
15
2,800
56%
34%
25
*31%
2
21%
21%
15%
15%
'
200
15%
15%
15%
15%
2
Ltd
34
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
-<33%
33%
337b
33%
4,900
11
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
U7b
107b
1174
3,900
51%
51%
50%
50%
50 %
50%
49%
50
49
49
1,200
200
66
62%
62%
63 %
63%
27%
27
27 %
27%
27%
26%
2774
25%
27
1,900
11%
11
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
2,300
*62
67
*62%
27%
11%
*63
64
No par
13%
13%
13%
141b
13%
14%
137b
14
13%
137 b
8,100
No par
89%
91
89
90
89%
90%
89
90%
86%
89%
31,200
1
21%
22%
21%
22
2114
22%
21%
217b
21
21%
5,300
5
50c
64%
65%
62%
64%
601b
621b
59%
60%
58%
60%
39,600
53%
54%
53
54
52%
54%
52 >4
527b
50%
52 74
26,700
18%
18%
18%-
18%
1814.'
18%
1874
18%
11%
11%
11%
12
8%
8%
—
Co
Industries
1
1
—
.
No par
Pont de Nem
,
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11
22
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86
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24
6
83
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27
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1
52% Jan
5
83
40
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14
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83 7b
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Duquesne Light Co common!
27
Feb
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2
preferred
19
Nov
82
B
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-
15
28%
common
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9
17
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10
47
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54
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31
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6
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33
,
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99 % Jan
.
54
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5
39
July 25
27
53% Apt 22
53
46%
46%
63 %
Drewrys Limited U 8 A Inc
38
55
46%
46%
63%
5
Duplan Corp
49% Apr
12
46%
40' 8
64%
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Dunhlll International
du
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
51 % Sep 28
46
47
20
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Aircraft
Dresser
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
12
1,000
25,300
47%
2350
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Douglas
Dow
82% July
5
50% Dec 31
3
Apr
457b
64%
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preferred series A
50
conv
Dover
15
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20
1
100
Domfe Mines Ltd
21
12% Mar
900
20
44%
Corp
12
23% Dec
14
15,700
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10
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26
3
24% Jan
Stores
Dec
14
12
74
55
19%
46%
.
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19%
18
Dixie Chip Co
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21
14
54Tb
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60% Aug 17
95% Sep
26
50%-Oct
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Western
Raynolds
&
29
72% May 28
7% Oct
48 Va Jan
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10% Dec
12
55
20%
20
Nov
44% Nov 20
46% Jan
54%
20
&
Divco-Wayne
57
7%
20
Hudson
26% Dec
30
8%
20 %
Grande West RR-Nopar
Vilbiss
Diana
6
21
60% Dec
87b
-
55
common-
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$1.50 cumulative
23
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8%
55-
Diamond T Motor Car Co
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*
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&
13% Aug 27
13
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20%
preferied
May 25
7
32%
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19
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500
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17
10
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500
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series
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26
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61
64 y2
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26
79
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23
64% Apr
7,200
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1
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11
10 y2
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10 74
series
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101b
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39% Mar
22,400
83
12
3
257b
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20
29
24%
83
43% Dec
9
26%
26%
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60% Aug 13
29% Nov
25%
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24%
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26
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100
40
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101
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11
7
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25
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series
31
49
Sep 23
11% Jan 10
Jan
37%
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3.75%
Apr
13% Jun
157
757b
35%
—
3.75%
43% Jan
1
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
33% Dec 29
70 74
37%
Detroit Steel Corp
4
19% Sep
751b
36%
18
7
43% Mar 14
72%
38%
24% Dec
9% Nov
16
76%
37%
9
30% Apr
21
74%
14% Feb
23% Oct
13% Nov
97
Edison
15
9,800
74%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
27
3,000
13%
96%
Detroit
17 % Jun
147b
127b
73
Detroit
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1,400
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14
30
297b
15
77%
26
28
62% May 17
13
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11% Oct
14%
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37% Jan
Sep
29 Vb
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25
79
10
30 % Mar 14
29
14%
100
7
11
12% Jan
28%
15%
100
270
25
13% Jan
297b
13%
29%
7,900
12,100
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34% Jan
29%
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82%
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33% Jun
19
297b
14%
13%
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64
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9
3374
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100
6
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34
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33%
35
55
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32
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6
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3
6
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6
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16,100
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23
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6
30%
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28
22
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6
96
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13
34
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13,500
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35 V4 Apr
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13
Delaware
16
90
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15%
Delaware
17% Sep
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Aug 11
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8
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28%
■
29
27
3
28 y2
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29
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30
86
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29
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17
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86
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29
Decca Records Inc
1
Sep 25
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28
10
86
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5
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27% Dec
39% Sep 23
35% May 5
31% May 16
33 >4 Aug 26
64
88
97
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Feb
65%
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56%
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29
20
18% July 11
Corp
Daystrom Inc
3,
24
76 % Dec
27
.
100
26 y4
30%
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5%
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21
30% Dec
88
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•
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6
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94%
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86
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preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc_
May 16
4
88
27%
68%
68
27
65
1
Inc
24
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27%
64%
52%
65
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96
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31
52%
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i
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66
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83
17
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21
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14
17 > '4 Jan
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.
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97
2
31%
41
31 %
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1
17% Mar 19
96 % Jan
31%
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39%
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100
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22
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12,600
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4
12,100
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48
56 T a
37T4
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54 y4
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Sep 15
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19
12
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13% July
11%
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noncum
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79
56
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Oct
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307b
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issued
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22
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95
21
23
18
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6
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14
1,300
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Cunningham Drug Stores Ino
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13
Sep
387b
5
Cuneo Press Inc
63% July 19
9
30
53
43% Jan
•
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20
b
7
Feb
40
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31
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Cuban-American
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10 74 Jan
3
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63
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65
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a
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7% Jan
2
26
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124 V*
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126 74
157%
common
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&
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2
31
124
127
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25% Dec 26
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Feb
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104
13
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59
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21,000
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preferred
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40
67%
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7
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9
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11
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of
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28
28 74 Dec
30
55% Nov
Sep
32'/a Jan
16
—
3,700
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58%
27
1
28
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30
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102
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33
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1
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45
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46
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5
180 74 Mar
45%
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5
preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100
.
46
7 l'i
31%
Corning Glass Works comrbon
Jan
45%
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1
Corp
6
29
99
12
Electric
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25
25
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41%
14
preferred-,—50
preferred-..—50
conv
66
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25
39'
5
14
145,200
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5
5
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127
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14
45%
1
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15
31
23
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2
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54 Va Jan
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175'/a
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28 V2
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34y4 Jun
21 V4 Mar 29
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19
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25
44% Nov
35% May 18
487b Apr
28% Oct
20
New
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20 V* Jan
15
Sep
b% Dec
8
Dec
105
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43
70
22
25
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6
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22
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Jan. 15
11
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Pat
EXCHANGE
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Monday
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YORK
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16
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49
49"a
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49%
48 %
48 3
4
487b
4874
47
48%
11,600
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Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
10
29
29 7a
2974
29 V4
28
28%
277b
28
27
27%
5
48%
50 V4
48
49
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2,800
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21
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28
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19
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23
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23
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30
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26
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30
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18
29
41% Jan
5
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3
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stock
25
11
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27
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17
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17
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20
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13
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28
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17
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0
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2
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11
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4
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100
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32%
33%
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33%
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33b
327b
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Empire District Electric Co
1
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Endicott
9
23
98
11
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31
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5
9
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207b
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63
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21
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31
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8
5
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new
31
Emerson
40
—50
574 Dec
~21
38%
90
—10
19% Dec
31
38%
95
10
common
conv
84
157
62%
267b
19,300
87 74
"
25
63%
26Tb
*80 7 b
15
preferred
Paso
63%
83
37b
Elgin National Watch Co
227b Feb
63%
27
7b
33%
dividend
34
6
*8674
*155
74
Batthrv—
Storage
25%
8874
2674
21
5
*90
4474
157
63%
*80
*90
Amer shares
Ind
14
20
*86%
•155
—1
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Auto-Lite (The)
&
387b
95
88%
157
100
preferred
32% Dec
11% Oct
2.50
common
Electric
2% Nov 28
IS'/iJan
*154
80 7b
a
-
*8674
89
157
26%
32% Nov
Nov
*154
64
preferred
15
53
*8774
89%
157
100
*y4%
Aug
2
5% Feb 10
23% Feb
May 16
*153
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.1—1
15
106
"88%
——
.100
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co__
Nov
15% May 18
10
Kodak
Eastman
12
4
90
Airlines Ihc
12
Nov
May 27
Eagle-Picher Co
Apr
87% Dec
170
99
35% Mar 14
3% Nov
487b Deo
61% Nov 30
35% July 29
107
..10
Eastern
87% Dec
67
36 % Feb
*73
75
*58 7b
61
*88
,
:
*58 Vb
67a
6%
6y2
6%
.
700
140
.
5,300
8,400
200
20
Volume
Number 5605
185
The Commercial and Financial
...
NEW
Chronicle
(353)
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
'
Range for ProYioua
Loweit
Range for Year 1956
Hlfheat
I*weat
26% Sep
10
Oct
21
29
NEW
Highest
20% Dec
4
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(
YORK
RECORD
.
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
v
■ •
■
»
Monday
Par
.
fan.
AND
Tuesday
I I
HIGH
SAL*
J,HI.
Salea f«r
PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan.15
Jan
16
Jan.
Share:;
18
20% Sep
13
lo% Jan
20
72'/a Dec
30
62 y4 Jan
29 y4
■
Evana
20
23
July 17
Mar 23
2 4 Va
23 7«
24
~~ 1
23%
Everfharp Inc
1.3%,
16
16
lo !•«
luia
lo;«
lb
16
16'
Ex-Ceilo Corp
15%
Aug
IIIIIIIII3
91%
92%
90
...
92%.
90
90.a
89'/4
89:4.
8.)
89
59
60 %
61%
2
Products
Co__
5
23%
24%
24 to
23%
23%
23 V,
Weak
the
Friday
I'7
96
6
May 11
13ya Jan
43
% "
r
J
STOCKS
Year 1955
%
lO.oOO
4,0J0
11
I
5,200
F
6
41 % Dec
30
12 Ya Nov
1
21% Feb
7
10% Dec
7
13% Dec
28
18 % Apr
7
26
17% Mar
7
10% Sep
15% Dee
24y» Jan
15
May 16
22% Mar 14
68
38% May
59% Dec
1
26
l0",8 Jan
15
28
2U
12
Apr
25 % Dec
7
21% Oct
16
25 Va Mar
Sep
26
74
1
68% Sep
20
75 % Mar
26% JjajD
25
37% Nov
5% Mar 14
9
Nov
47
Dec
July
30
31
9
Feb
2
5% Dec
8% July 12
Fairbanks Morse
3
15% Nov
I-
17
6
7
5*
53% Dec
17
•: 7% Jun
7
14% Dec
•
27
preferred
Fansteel
13% Jan
3
10
Oct
10
57
22
Jan
4
48% Opt
9
62
Dec
20
43
5
55
Dec
series B
5%
canv
pld
cum
50
Jan
3
27
5%%
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
11
41% Aug 17
Federal
Mogul
17% Jan
4
13 % Feb
23
24% Dec
Federal
Pacific
40 '/a Jan
24
29
Oct
17
Va Jan
29% Feb
8% Nov
9.
13ya Feb
6
3^ %
1
36% May
18% Dec
4
21% Sep
30 V« Dec
26
Dec
3
8
23
25
28% J&n
Mar 14
93
Apr
22
23% Sep
35 Va Jan
27
33%
18
67% Deo
39% Nov
124
54
Jan
18
Sep
26
9
Mar
53
82 %
17
Oct
1
20
100
26% May
53
Nov
68
135
47
Dec
10% Jan
33% Nov 29
3
12% Feb
27
Feb
7
41
92
Dec
27
105% Mar 14
Firth
Fire
Inc
NY
1
Stores
Carpet
Co
Co
12
12
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
Florence Stove
41% Feb
16
54% Aug
Florida
Power
Corp_
36% Feb
13
50% Aug
Florida
Bower
<fc
41
Dec
12
62
83% Dec
10
Oct
11
40
99
.July
7
69 % Sep
43% Mar 15
Jan
46% Jan
105
13
25
14
July 15
61% Sep
102% Mar
14
2
18
9
21
51
13
77
July
6
Feb
28
126
Sep
21
109
Feb
13
159
JUly
6
96% Nov
30
100
Jun
3
82
Nov
30
100
Mar
5
102
Feb
Apr
51% May 28
20%
OctTl
Ford
Motor
16'/4 Dec
27
21 % Jan
Mar 31
30% Oct
24
41% Apr
18
24
13% Nov
28
Francisco
11% Dec
31
13% Mar 12
50
14
12% Apr
4
11% Mar 14
14% Jun
6
98% Nov
Jan
6
13% Nov
29
25% Dec
6
3
Mar.'20
78
July 18
97%
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
28% Dec
27
22
Dec
11
94
88% Mar 30
2y
16% Mar 23
Oct
24
79% Oct
4
38% Apr
94
23
Mar 29
9% Jan
3
Freeport
Sulphur
Fruehauf
Trailer
4%
Gabriel
14
8
41% Jan
18
41% Dec
26
49Va July 20
27% Dec
30
39
11
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
Gamewell Co
30% Sep
28
43
Dec
6
38
Jan
23
54 Va Dec
13
6
Jan
4
Mar
1
31
Jan
9
5
17% Aug
3
14% Dec
12
.3% Nov 21
5% Apr
1
3% Jan
4
Mar 30
33 % Jan
27
25% Oct
21
15% July
28
45
1
38
21
Nov
25% Dec
22
107 Va Mar
1
Dec
29
57 % Jan
28
105
9% Dec
7
15
6
May 22
Garrett
Gar
10% Aug 30
9
Dec
17
22 Va Dec
28
34% Mar 13
26% Dec 29
24% Jan
23
41% Nov
23
97% Feb
1*42
Jan
26
140
July
80'/a Dec
27
Oct
16% Nov
2
21% Mar
2
17
Mar
27
Dec
6
66%
120
28
Jan
G
Mar
7
Dec
11
!9f/a July
77% Jun
July 11
119% Dec
40
138
4%
25
1%
General
Electric
series
Jun
11
19
Oct
1
50% July 23
General
31
10 Va Mar 20
General
61
May
108% Dec
9
11
40 % May 28
14
Apr
73% Dec
122% Mar
26
18
1
49 % Mrtr 20
Dec
31
124% Feb
Dec
27
101 % Mar 15
31
Feb
1
43 % Mar 14
59% Dec
6
3G% Nov
2
71% Apr
19
4y8Jan
3
5% Doc
2
39% Sep
15
50% Feb
3
75% July 17
23
General
Mar~24
Nov
14% Feb
34% Jan
4
19
34
Dec
9
18% Dec
7
General
4
53% Dec
19
General
29
36
Nov
23
46
7
Apr
May 17
Nov
27
Dec
26
84
28
86% Sep
12
25 Va Nov
27
37% Sep
12
13
52V4 Sep
18
Jan
23
61
8% Oct
31
52
41
Mar
9% Oct
4%%
4%%
Sep
4% %
102
July 24
9% Jan
12
45% Sep
19
40 % Jan
3
54% Aug
23
29% Sep
8
23% Jun
8
31 Va Nov
7
17
99
8
2
90
Dec
6
97 J/4 Mar 21
Aug
44% Mar
j4% aep
28
41 Ve Mar
25
Nov
23
Dec
15
9
Jan
ll
3
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
153
59% Jan
6
87% Dec
30
66
Oct
1
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
29
30% Dec
8
42% Jan
3
28% Nov
30
36
55% July 25
3
3% Mar
44% Jan
16
% Dec
27
2% Feb
21
lO'/a Dec
3
23
Sep
1
Sep
11
Mar 14
29 Va May 28
9
5% Jan
5
155
163
89V4 Mar 23
12
11 %
18
*11%
11 %
1,900
91 %
92%
601
1
92%
90
90
89
89
89%*
2,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
10%
1
23 V,
23%
23
23!
23
23 t»
79
80
79
80
i
10%
10%
10 V,
10%
10 Va
10
42%
42%
42%
42%
*42 ta
34 Va
33
33%
3,200
41%
421
41 tii
4214
3,800
—2
1
52%
58 %
53
%
8%
53 %
53 %
53%
53%
54
a%
8%
Ota
87
8%
»
5
5
51
51
a
28
28%
100
9
9 Vi
75 1
76 %
914
9%
*12!)
34
Feb
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
60% Dec
18
3}| %
*84
85%
38 V4
14%
*11%
85'
37 Va
*
(W.
R)
Granite
City
(W
3%%
53%
57%
68,800
55%
54%
55%
78,800
18
17%
17%
1,100
56
17%
17 7
43%
41 V,
42%
41
41
7%
7111
7%
111 %
7 ti
64
65%.
111'1,1
64
Va
42%
33%
V,
40 %
41%
112 ta
*17%
%
40%
41%
40%
417„
15,800
7%
7%
7%
7 ta
7%
5,700
65
2
96% Dec
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
2
30
29
25% Feb
14
Nov
29
79
19
38% Oct
2
9
19% Oct
2
May 26
130 Va Dec
31
24% Feb
7% May 18
41 Va Aug
10
108 Va July 17
46% Apr
23% Mar
149 Va Jan
1
Great
11
1%
70 Va May
25
79 Va Jan
10
Green
25% Nov
20
33% Mar 12
27
21% Oct
2
14 % Feb
9
May 31
79 Va Dec
77% Dec
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
f3% Jan" 6~
16% Mar
93 % Dec
99
2
18
27
30
17% May 10
87
37%
37
37 V4
36%
36 Ta
1,900
65
02%
04%
64
65
6 J Va
65
4,;>03
42%
42 Vi
42 %
41%
42%
41
42
86'7 h
*33
*33
33%
4
4 V,
4%
a
15,800
35
35%
35 "4
35 %
7,500
31 %
31%
31%
31 VB
31%
30 %
31 Rj
5,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'a
17%
17%
1V;:4
49%
48%
49
48 %
49
48%
49
47!
1
48%
1.700
x25%'
26 %
25 V.
25%
25%
251
a
25%
25%
25 ta
23 V,
2.200
31
3 l'/s
17%
17 %
49%
31
*
No par
com—2.0U
*29%
29%
1.300
63 %
55.200
100
100
100
100
——1
59%
29 Va
.30
60%
*99
J 0.3
114 %
115
*75 1 \
77
1131
%
60
*99
103
117%
115
123%
116
77%
*75
a
96
Jan
3
paee
120%
118
120
77%
*75
80
80',
79%
80",
1,670
26%
26%
19,200
46 %
46%
49 %
46%
49
8 %
•8%
8 "a
100
42%
43%
17,200
24
13.000
80
79%
no',
27%
27%
27
27'
a
27 %
27 '
a
26%
27%
46'%
47%
46%
46%
49
49%
48%
8%
*8 %
48%.
47%
50 Vi
51%
4!)',.
50
10
*8V4
8%
*8 %
42%'
43%
8%
43 "4
43
8%
42%
23 7
24%
24
24%
*90
90%
90
90
37
37%
37
37%
36%
3%
3%
24%
3%
*1(0
3%
165
70%
69
5
_4
77
77%
33%
33%
55%
55%
3%
*160
691
70 %
43
36 7
4
80'
23%
♦89
90%
30%
36
36 %
4,300
4 ta
13,400
4
4
*160
41«
%
165
37a
165
*160
69%
69
70 %
68
70%
11,200
77%
76 %
77 V,
11,600
78r,ii
77%
76
33%
33 3
33 V,
33
33%
33 %
33'
53 7
54 V,
58 ".
54
55
52%
54%
11,400
1 3
a
20.700
24,590
77
77
X33 %
55
V,
a
4
IV,
a
IV
1%,
1:
1%
2
—No par
5
5
1%
1%
1%
1"',
12%
13 %
12%
13%
12:|
12
12%
12
12
30
30%
29 V
30
29%
29%
29
291
28 %
23
54%
50%
52%
53 2
1
52 "'a
53%
32
53
51%
53%
95 ■'
1
34
5
100
35ri
4
*83
36
84
Co
25
No par
com—No par
6%
35%
1
13'
1
6 1 ii
6
35 V,
84
6 V,
*6
'
a
900
2,300
4.700
35%
34%
35'
86
83
83
6
6
6
6
,
%
2,600
40
5,100
32
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31 %
2,000
85
82%
83
81%
82'a
81%
81m
82
62%
3,500
8'3.-
4<1%
44%
44%;
4/,5it
44:%
44 V,
44%
44 "4
44 %
7,300
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21V
21%
21
21%
4.100
44'n
21%
21%
13-
134
133
134
13o
100
*76
78
*70
74
*71
• a
l.;5
a
71
27
26%
27 %
26%
19%
18%
19'
19
15 %
13
15%
15 !a
15%
81
81
80 ta
80%
81
81
—100
•
*83
3514
84
84
*83
10Q
j
460
no1'.
36
—12.50
common
800
11,200
*89
a
165
68 3
241 i,
23:
24%
91 V,
*160
165
t
„
*b9
43
42
2,840
77%
u.
70%
10
4
61%
103
*75
47%
•-
*99
77%
*75
27%
7
«ep
a
80
6
pre'erred
4 '■
62 7
64
103
621
487 h
5
36
*99
62 ta
103
a
„
29%
29%
59%
*99
1
Inc.
600
2,500
41
15
4%%
ta
21,700
Co
Co
43
4%
35 VB
19
L)
33'a
Vi
4
4%
x35
2912
10
Sugar
5,000
34%
4''a
4%
35%
4
& Die Corp _No par
(H
*32%
33%
*33
33%
Vq
35%
%
.35%
«_*reynound Corp (The) common.—3
Greenfield Tap
1.500
88
87 %
,-37%
40%
preferred
Bay & Western RR
Green
18% Dec
23
363
1,800
113
88
87%
4,800
35%
Iron Ore Prop—No par
Western
112%
.
219,400
291 a
Ex-distribution
3
112 tii
a
41%
40%
40%
1
Ry
112%
641
114
113%
35
Steel
Northern
(54 tii
a
41%
41''a
Great Northern* Paper Co
Great
64 7
114
41
112%
ir4-,
VB
113
41%
29%
preferred
Gt Northern
64
V,
113
113
112
a
i»
20%
Rubber
Co
5814
58%
56
40%
Motors
T)
m
54 %
57
35 %
Granby Consol M 8 & P
Grand Union Co (The)
Grant
12 V,
41%,
F)
&
14%
*11%
35%
common
&
*14%
12 tii
40 7
Co
Tire
14 %
55
65 1
10
600
*14%
*11%
50%
40'
2,000
14%
57i
112
20
38
128 Vj
*127
12 V,
55%
41%
til
11 %
X,571 it
65%
81
38
38
128
14%
14%
18
lilt a
►127
35%.
—
<B
*37 %
38
128%.
*84
84
84
84
84
-
"417
No par
Glldden Co (The)
—10
Goedel Brewing
Co
—.—— 1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co—100
Goodrich Co
1,100
7,400
18
113
80
25 Va
12
.
129
3t:%
*11 %
12
129
129
251«
18
41%
128%
450
38
1R
65
2,000
25%
58 %
1)2
5,3b')
9%
38%
57%
a
73:14
9!/«
25 %
56%
7 1
73 ta
9 Vb
38%
57
42 %
75%
a
6,600
38%
128'a
14%
14%
9%
38
*127
93%
26
129
*37 %
•
129
99 Va1*
■
38
38 tit
38%
99;!-1
26
„
Gravson-Robinson Stores
33% Dec
footnote
38%
28%
35%
Graham-Paige
7
33 %
28%
41%
14
12
25 7
28%
35 Vi.
Grace
9
25 7,.
200
a
281
41 Tit
13
20% Mar 16
%
2,800
51
35%
18
36'/a Aug
26
(1,300
4%
4! a
51
9
129%
129
133
26
14%
14%
5
21,400
36
731
100%
%
7 4
14%
4,600
8%
8 %
*35
99%
«
28%
*09%
70%
9%
%
129 Va
129%
100
a
8%
53
*51
53
23
'+
4%
5 VB
53%
30%
14%
14%
*50
VB
8V1
*35
36%
5
Ot'B
53 V.
a
41%
common
(The)
200
34
42%
prelerred
$4.50
6,400
35%
——
Brothers
Gimbel
1,800
%
44
10
Corp
Products Co—
Gillette
7
7
.
10 V,
42%
34%
1
_1
Corp—
preferred
7
lOVo
*42%
42
10c
Corp-——ft
Apr
30
153
4%
150
33 U
—
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
6%
300
42''4
com—;—1%
No pur
preferred
preferred -———
Getty Oil Co
31,500
80
83 !«
100
conv
preferred
23
79 V4
41 %
No par
60 «/4 Sep
Dec
9
$5
22 Vt
81
33 %
10
1
5
Rubber
ta
23
42%;
*84
Coi p
&>
22 %
*79
34 %:
*127
Utilities
16%
*16%
41 %
(Delaware)-]
No par
Corp
—J
Corp
88
16 V'a
*10%
7
67ii
-
34
1:00
Gould-National Batteries Inc
39% Sep
45% Dec
100
Corp
Va
81
*79
7%
*7
com-..No par
—100
Goodyear
Dec
30
Feb
12
—5
27
84
34% Dec
5% Nov
Vnr
12
No par
preferred
Oct
121% Apr
18
28
12
14%
Corp
96
11
Feb
12
*35%
Castings Corp
90
20
69
10.300
12
147„
Corp
Telephone
13
Mar 16
10,000
14%
28
Steel
27
20% Mar 22
17
37%
14%
27 7
Shoe
Jun
98
38% Oct
143
16%
37 Va
15 V.
com—1
General
45% Dec
74
17 V.
9814
14
51
General
118% Jun
3
17
37%
15; a
*50%
General
29% July 18
2
Jan
38
45% July 11
J
21% Jan
17 tii
38%
15
30%
Service
Time
6
17
Signal——6.67
Realty &, UtilLies
10c
Refractories —■,
—10
Tire
6
11,500
10
90
37%
Railway
General
Mar 21
51,700
54%
55 Va
14%
—
Public
General
Jan
55%
*33
$1.60 conv
34% Oct
35
517„
preferred——a.——*
General
66% Apr
22% Jan
55 ta
Vi
30%
Corp
General Public
13
93
54
42%
29
6
56
54 %
56%
4,3%
47% Nov
27% July
83
63
29% Dec
5
124
83
65
3
11
*116
88
87
14
1% Nov
124
*86
3 7'a
65% Nov
12% Jan
*116
88
37%
39% Jan
41% Mar 14
124
88
80%
18
11
*117
88
87
38 Va Mar 28
11,100
122
38
May 25
58%
57
58 V*
8,600
10,700
90
122
33
5% Aug 20
45%
40 %
3.VV,
*88 %
*86
87
35% Aug 24
57%
581'4
44%
4014
90
*88
88
Advertising
15
General Portland Cement Co..——1
General Precision Equipt Corp—1
53% Feb
4 J %
40
40%
90
57%
300
2,800
1.28
>
series——No par
75% Nov
36% Oct
59 V,
57%
13%
51%
45
46
40
13%
51%
Va
15%
Outdoor
74
90% Jan
45%
*88
90
14%
preferred
21
Jan
407,,
60
13%
51
17 %
Corp common—2-
Preferred 83.75
28
34,
24
$5
17
32 % Oct
28
40%
40 %
37%
Co
Motors
23
24% Nov
8% Apr
46
*88
14%
preferred
General
1,700
6,200
92%
51 %
51%
*30%
General Mills common—
Nov
29
38 Va Nov
16
11 ta
36%
92%
*13 Va
51 Vi
Crfp—-——1
Instrument
4% Dec
34% Oct
31
17%
10
37% Apr
Foods
General
11%
35%
93
28%
com
preferred
General Finance
5%
11%
36 V4
14
*13%
5,400
11
*91
14
60
51%
,50%
35 5 a
12
92
51%
5,800
102%
102
50
35 ',4
51 %
59%
92%
102 Va
49%
92
.91 %
91
92
*13%
-V.
16,800
35
13%
42%
6314
93
51%
90
2,300
61
35%
*92
46%:
2134 a
61%
*102
a
50%
*11%
12
11%
34%
93
r50
Dynamics
85
2
12
35%
49
1021
43 %
28%
15
—
General
110
37% Nov
49 %
49 %
*102
5,900
48%
48'4
28 %
59
92 ta
92
92
102%
preferred——50
Inc
2
9
16
91%
■102
49 Va
5
Co
13
3
26
91 %
132%.
104
*101
r
47%
*28:%
5
1
General Contract
65 % Aug,
30
Nov
59 %
10 Va
Corp
59% Dec
Jun
91
58%
76%
Cigar
1
Jan
103% Sep
Inc
preferred
23
35% Nov
„
58%
99%
5
102
Nov
57%
76%
3
127
45% Jan
104
59 %
99'.4
17% Jan
7
31
*101
28%
Investors
13% Jan
9
35% May 25
101U
101
104
48
100
Bronze
General
13
20
21
4,800
28'a
4.3
1st preferred——
13
Oct
Aug
33% Dec
2,600
31
17
General Cable Corp com——No par
Jan
29% Jan
0~cT 3~f
30%
30%
47 14
56 Va
No par
preferred
General
6% Dec
20
123
Nov
13%
26
30
31
28%
*85%
General Baking Co common———5
43
23
54
Mar 17
to-
30%
31
102
Transportation—2.50
Amer
17
5
Feb
13
11
33
25%
80%
31 ta
47%
—I
American
52% Jan
30
57% Dec
43% Oct
98
25%i
31
31 ts
*25
28 %
3
500
25 V,
30%
31%
47%
40%
1,100
257,,
29
46 %
800
%
9
30%
48 V4
preferred.
convertible
45% Oct
6
105
-
8%
25%
*42%
Ind——
7
13% Dec 27
7
46% Oct
12
119
7
Nov
13
30% Jun
5
13
13
7% Oct
%
8
21 to
32
XlO%
$4.50 preferred
$8
H'h
21,000
37%
—
Acceptance
American
General
*87,,
»
3,100
19%
29 V,
28
30%
.31%'
_5
:
Co
convertible
4%%
9
'
38% Dec
13% Jan
UT«
——50
preferred
(The)
General
General
125
71,
9
0
13%
1
General
19
5
*19 V,
15%
common
Corp (The)
Industries
30% Nov
31
19%
29 "a
34%
17%
'mmrrfon
Wood
6%
73% Dec
34%
l!) %
28%
__10
Inc
convertible
5%
31
106% Mar
34%
34 ;a
19 Vt
29
39%
(The)
£o
Gamble-Skogmo
Dec
51
3
93
17
1
5
21
83% Mar 18
Aug
% Sep 24
6% July
23
24% Mar 15
130
99
July 16
16% Aug 13
36% Feb
11% Jan
*
Jan
60% Oct
Dec
3
39
148% Jun
8
29% Jan
29
71
28
136 »/a Dec
25% Jan
30% Sep
29
9% July 17
34%
19%.
2 8 ■" 44
1
Co
Gardner-Denver
Feb~25
34
19',.
29V.
51
100
9% JUn
9% Mar
84
19 VH
28%
15
preferred
6% Dec
46%
88%
19 %
29%
17
Corp
15
32% JulyTa
4% Oct 20
34%
19
37
Co
Froedtert
22
Feb
10,900
2
Corp
9% Dec
11% July 19
1,400
21%
10
Co
Franklin Stores
11% Sep
Jan
33%
20%
No par
Inc
Corp
Sugar
49 % July 27
9
38 '/a
21 Va
1
Foremost Dairies
25
5% May 18
38
20%
5
Foster-Wheeler
8 % Feb
28
7% Sep
55
38
22%
_100
Co
300
*o3
38%
122
26% Aug 22
29% Oct
68
63% Mar 12
54
55
21 Vi
12
1
.
—
54
*54
*38
Food Machinery & Chem Corp.—10
3%% convertible preferred-—100
preferred
17,100
GO
22 %
*88
3%%
*62
38 %
34%.
_7*%
—
68
54
*92
Co__No par
pld ser of '51
cum
*63
21!«
15
$4.20 div
70
38 to
4o%
5
common
*65
70
3,000
7
14%
54
90 >4
1
Light
Food Fair Stores Inc
14%
22%
*102
5
;
Co
6%
14%
14%
b5
50%
7%
7
14
53%
No par
14
14 7
21!1 %
100
,2-.
*63
51%
50%
71-:*
*l)U
60
*60
52
47%.
1
common-/.
(The)
26% Jan
32
65
51 *4
52
38%
*102
No par
preferred
48% Apr
6
*60
65
50 1
3,o00
55
4
31%
__10
_
(The)
$4
11.000
.31%-
5
Lines Inc
preferred
Flintkote
51%
*00
65
-
*25% : 26
1
Firestone Tire <fc Rubber com.,.—6.25
19
2,300
9
_1Q
T-%.
16
17
May 23
M
5
26
11% Sep
22
22%
26%
*
25
2.0O
Corp
First National
22 %
54
.—5
1
18% Mar 11
1
com.
.
35% Jan
;
Co
preferred
Dec
3
22%
J
22 t
-
106% Jan
Jan
22:,'i
*16 ta
a
38%
5
Flltrol
,
22-H
*53
50
27
61
22%
66%
91% Jun
21
2,300
22%
66%
Mfg Co
Phoenix
4%%
16ta
14 •*«
19
98
15 m
14%
Fifth Avenue Coach
10
1
14 %
23
14
(it
*60
__1
Stores ^
Corp
Fidelity
16
14'! a
30% Feb
Feb
20
1
Mar 26
l->%;
"
14%
1
101% Nov
3
May
61
16
22%
Fibreboard Paper Prod com__Nopar
4% cum conv preferred1
—100
46% Feb
106
Aug 29
Co
Fenestra Inc
1
13%
7 k-
Ferro
23
62% Jun
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
Sep
1
May
16
7%
39 Va Mar 23
i
15
7 %
43
30
Mar
Board
Dept
Tarrant
<fc
14%
7%,
28-
Feb~24
108
Felt
11
16%
53 Vi
29
44 y4 Nov
104
9
31% May
Aug 14
Electric
cumulative
10% Jan
11%
14-m
50
1953 series
Bower Bearings
Paper
^4.6%
Federated
li%
l.J-a
7 In
29 Va Nov
17
Nov
Federal
7
10
37% Mar 14
621.4
1 1'%
15%
1
pfd
cpnv
05
11 V>
15 '11
51%
26 y4 Nov
Apr 26
22
18
63 V«
11 %
5
A__
ser
11,800
63
11%
15%
15-,,
50
Corp common
21.400
11M
61 %
11%
15%
2
Fedders-Quigan
03%
60 tii
U:,i
15%
No par
_
12
24
Co.—;
Metallurgical Corp
Farwlck Corp
41% Sep 27
31% July 21.
Jun
<fe
Falrchlld Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp common
1
X2Q:
'
,
19
136
-
*70
26 V.
18%
J5
*81%
136 ta
74
26 7 a
19
13%
83
136%
136%
26 7
260
71
*7)
27%
a
18 "a
18%
15
*32%
'
15 :
a
83 "a
3,300
1,700
14,600
100
17
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
18
.
Monday/ January
. ,
21, 1957
(354)
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Previous
laanfa tor
Imi la56
6Vb Dec
Lowell
Highest
UWHt
8
35% Jan
13
Qrunman
4
5% Jan
3
9% Nov
28
35% Jan
6
44
Vb Feb
23
29 Va Dec
12
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
7Ova J-»eC
21
90
Jan
31
101
65
QUI!
937/a Sep
23
bJ '/4 Jan
23
3
32% Sep
26
42% Mar 20
Oil
Corp
Jun
105
Aug io
1*4% Juiy 13
107
8
83% Dec
9
7
Dec
17
108
Feb
100
Sep
19
105% Feb
dividend
$4.20
6
10
Jun
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
28
103% Feb
27
23
,
35%
89
*92 %
94
*93
100
39% Dec
46% July 12
15
45% July 25
17
*92
58 Va Feb
24 y» Sep
14
20% May
13
25% Feb
4
19
79% Oct
7
100 Vb Feb
4
87
Jan
6
33
Nov
26
6
48
Jan
23
10
130
Nov
30
Sl% Jan
6
Jan
6
55
Dec
114% July 25
36% Mar 14
143
Nov
38
i
11% Dec
38 Vi Dec
-
40 % Nov
12
10
4
24
31% Feb
17
Mar 11
35 %
»% Mar 25
:
Juiy~~5
25
69% Dec
15
48% Dec
Watch
6 J*
Harsco
20
Corporation
:
38 % July 31
35% Apr 16
31
Harr-is-Seybold
39
20
Mar 29
Hart Scliaffuer & Marx
Mar 27
Hat Corp
8
-
4%%
•3% Dec
12
39
Jan 20
32 Va DCC
13
39
Aug
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
l$y4 Jan
6
20
9
Co
—•
Chemical
Harsliaw
100
>
27
13 Va May 28
17% Nov
36% Sep
16% Mar 14
Dec
23
26% Dec
34-}4 Mar 27
•4% Jan
24
Sep
20
19% Jan
3
60% Sep
29
96% Aug 15
104 Va Feb
91
-
76
Dtec
19
Dec
•
47
3
M%
Jan"~6~
36% Jan
17% Oct
i
25% Dec
3
Dec
60
Mar 14
2
Dec
38 Va Jan
,
29
21
20
13
547/8 Mar 18
45% Dec
11
Hercules
24
64
Jan
11
/,
41% May 23
3-1% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
43% Dec
29
.33% Nov
19
46 y2 Mar 14
Hewitt-Robins Inc
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
13% Nov
29
20 ya Mar 19
Heyden Newport
71
Jan
5
•9% Jan
3
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
61% Dec
10% Nov
28
12% Jan
5
2
31% Jan
10
20% Nov
12
Oct
28
16% Jan
IVi May 12
19% Feb
29% Feb
24% Oct
13
10
31
Feb
13
7
Hilton
25
7
Holland Furnace
Hollander
31V4 Dec
5
40
Feb
20
22
8%,Dec
26
lfl
30
89
Dec
26
4% Nov
27
Dec
Feb
35 y« Jan
23
66
..
21% Jan
27
74 y4 Jun
52 y4
5%
Homestake
Honolulu
19
Hooker
July 17
103 % Mar 16
8% Jan
23
29% Mar
2
5%
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
4
39% Nov
28
35% Dec
26
40
28
34 '
Aug
3
24 Va
Sep
25
28% Jan
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
75
Dec
11
96
104% Jan
6
83
,.Dec
26
102% Jan
10
4%
105ya Feb
23
90
Dec
26
105
28
4.40%
41V4 Jan
3
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
38% Oct
14
47
Feb
14
17 Va Dec
29
22% Jun
23
1»% Mar 14
27% Doc
8
1% Dec
12
Dec
15% Nov
Aug
3%%
15
3% Feb
■39
39
92
95
par
5%
1
—25
-
Houston
&
18% Jan
Howard Stores Corp
-1
*12%
26% Mar 19
1
17',a
Co_.
1% Nov
3% Apr
23
5% Nov
30
11% Apr
23
Jan
lo
99-
4'/a Dec
12% Apr 27
71% Sep 13
6
20
13
13
10
9 Va Feb
64
17
,»
IHudson & Manhattan
July 26
7% Jan
41 '/a
5%
'
13
•
Hupp
July
3
19% Nov
29
24% Sep
21
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
27% Feb
10
35% May
72% May
50
Corp
conv
5%
common.™.
■
pfd
'
38%*
38%
•
14
14 Va
,
300
2,300
'
14'tt
'75
.78
;
13,500
78
I,260
85 Vb
21%
•
120
21%
*8 4
5,900
10 Vi
lOVa
10
19
18%
18 7
a
18 Vi
18%'
3,300
10%
10%
10 Vb
10%
4,700
16%
II,400
10
%
"
15%
14%:
14%: •;
.■'-21%
22
37%
37
673J.
67 Vi
■-3 7''ii.
*92%
.5-,
15
'-
*21
*29 Vb
Vi"
i
200
37 Vi
38
67
66%
66 3 i
2,300
36 V'b
'37%
6,300
95
•
1,400
30 V'b
38
37%
-
.„-5
a
-■
,37%,
■*-,
94 Va
•
1,500
-
-21%
21 Vi
*93
383«
r
V
30%
.
66 %
18%
*89
,
*36
,
5 Va
*93
i
II,200
95
5%
5 Va
>
130
5%
1,900
*89
!
90%
18
36 7
26%:
25%.:
500
18 Va
26
*79
200
87 Va
*86 Va
87
Vb
Va
93
9,800
80
30
70
Vb
'
'
*8 1
90%.
90
5.4
54%
53%
53%
*13%
'
5,800
36%
«
80
87%
90 Va
»••
18%,
36V'a
*79
90 %.
*89
-
184a'
26
.
:
80
26
26-
36 Va
•••
36%.,
*7o
27 3 i,
26 Vi
.
"25%
2o%t
.."90%
>-
*89
'
13%,
18 Va
,
-'80
,
27
*27%,
-26
80
,
,
52%. '54%.
.
50
54%
13%,
*13 %
,17 Vi
13%,
137b
15
167
17 Vi
16 Vb
16%
..
,.17 la
a-
•
2
,y2
r (7%. %~.8
%■'
82%
f
i
30 Va
31
30
x21 %
21 %
20%
30%
30%
47
.
•
:
2
200
•
:
*6%
7%
-
10,300
2,900
14,100
2
2
i
*6%
83%
84 V«
4%
1,300
7 ' b
4%
600
84%
;.
83 V b
4-%
a
30
a
a
1%
■
83%
4 "a
%'
21
2
'
'V 7%i
82%
a
4V
-
2'.
J
-J
83%
'4r5 a
5
-
32"'a
21%
•
13%
17%
.7
32%
5
"«
54
•
12*%
17 %
84
4%
A
series
12,500
31
1
10%.
Va
36%
*36J/4
'2
*6%
Refrigerator Co
Hussman
800
Va "
48 'a
22
17 7
84
1
••80
-
-
30%
-
21%,
13 %
•j
.
Ltd—No par
4.)
8,100
114
•
484 a-
84I-2
'37
V 25%
52%
51
noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Mill & Sin
36 Va
Va
*
38:%
1414
*29%
5%
1,400
'
-
100
com_
31
38
.
30 Va
27 '"a
1.8%
,
37
90%
29'
Lighting
*27
90 Vi
%
20
Howe Sound
30 Va
(
'
163h"
"48 Vi
*113
,48%
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3
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94
900
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38%
38%
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—100
preferred
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84 Va
21 %
68%!
67 Va
,
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18
f j'll
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.
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114
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3o
36%
38%
29%
30
.
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Power—No par
27% Dec
7% July 18
Jan
6
Jan
30
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preferred
13%
10
18 Va
24%
•
16%
16 Va
74%
10%'r
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2,000
'
91
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35
-
50
preferred
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2,700
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68 %
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14
22%
•
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v
24 Va
16%
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Household
6
Feb
13%
22'/8
$2.25 convertible preferred
3
Mar
Co
Houdallle-Indu.stries
6
t
10%
common—5
Corp
-
89
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47 Va
,
14%
10
19, *
38%
preferred
conv
17
Jan
10
10%
12.50
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16% Oct
-*
19%
200
a
26
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4:,3 i
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37
38 Va
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/ 700
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22
21%.
900
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a
15%
17%' .,18%
„
16%
47 Va
83%
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10
30
Mining
Oil
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10%
preferred
$4.25 preferredHotel Corp of America:
31
21%
4,000 /'
6Vi
26 '
75 iA
.
89-
,
35
30%
s
40
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67
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19
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convertible
67
82%
10
(A) & Sons
:
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25%,
75
■
247a
.
49
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38 %
;i
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Holly Sugar Corp common
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16
25 Va
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33 Vi
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112%, 112% >
30%
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5
12
3
27
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Hoffman Electronics Corp_
16
Apr 28
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26
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2.50
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15
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Dec
Hotels
12
32
44% Jun
.48%
39 %.
1
100
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)—No par
12% D.'c
17
Jan
49
47%
cum
14 % Apr
Nov
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5
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Chem Corp
23
.
29 y4 Oct
65
17
Jun
247/a Nov
J%%
3
106
1^
13% Mar 14
3^%
22
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48
28% Jan
3
26
11
18% Oct
3
3
32% Mar
37% Oct
100% Jun
9% Dec
6% Apr
4
25% Jan
9
31
2
8 '/a Mar
7
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18% Dec
3
25% Sep
12.
77 V* Feb
Jan
49
:
1
(The)
18
24 Va
/
•
12 Va Jan
2
21% Dec
Hertz Co
99
13;
Oct
80
•
V
-
Va
112-.: 112
preferred
i—
1O0
Hershey Chocolate commons-No par
4%% preferred scries A—____50 ■*?
31% Mar 18
*
35
.16
37%
2 1/12
common
17%
24%
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•
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43%.
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4,800
320
44
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1
1,200
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45%
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128 Va
128 Va
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.
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•
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17%:
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,
17%.
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200
4,300
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:
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109
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27 %
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108
45 Va
16
77
24%
v-
26
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27%
,
49% /
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49
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.
5%
53% Mar 20
1 3
2i
3
Hercules Motors
Feb
..
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,
22%
2^4 a
24% •: : 25 %
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lo'/a :l
25%
76
.
21 Vn Mar 15
124
-
25
3.65% preferred
100
Heller (W E) & Co
1
Heflme (Or Wv common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
•25%
15%
.
26
76
100
preferred
51% July 19
31
Dec
45% Dec
19
3% %
26
/
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33%
25%
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22%
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88
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100
109
67
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94
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93%
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110
35%
35
35 %
27 Va
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65
/
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26%
%
23
Helmt (H J) Co common
26% May 25
•1% Jan
Oct
6
17
110
May 19
51
5
Aug
25
15% Dec
126
Jan
Oct
34
22% Mar
11
101
23% Oct
38% July 25
Aug'n
9
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26
liquidating
Hecht Co common
27
Jan
20
11
36 Va Nov
122 Vi
89% Feb
60
85% Nov. 15 *
7
17
\
20
42%
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13
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36 %
-50
preferred
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of America .common-.*—1
partial
V
132
•
28
-
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% 89
88'a 1
110
109
42 %
■
%
44
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Ex
27%
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80%
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23
23
28%
67 %
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40,j00
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93 %
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41%
111%
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V-
:
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41%
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preferred
700
\ 112va
*
111
preferred
convertible
79-,a
89 '/4
23%
27%"
1
common
Co
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5
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79 va
89
88 %
89
'
5,700
81
-
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Hammerwill Paper Co_
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
27
Feb
(W
A%
Sep
146
9
5% Oct
Hamilton
Sep
18
42% Mar 29
May 22
74
8% Jan
Hall
Nov
107
29% May 28
397/s July 13
24%, Nov
B0
19
18
92
24
Jan
13
27
25
6
18% Oct
89
Well Cementing—5
5,000
31%
35%
*41%
41%
*41 Va
25
Water
Oil
Halliburton
24 y4 Dec
69% Nov
1B% Jan
45% Aug 10
v
Hackensack
10
31 %
113 Vb
H
Dec
61
lu va
3114
89
-
56,300
w%
31-/8
35%
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34
10%
31%
80 *.+■
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117
115
9
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32
78 %
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117%
35 %
11 '/4
31%
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33'%
34%
33%
34 Vi
33 %
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Shares
31%
ioii
32%
116%
No par
100
TOO
100
Common
90
109 Va Jun
104
32
Co—
Utilities
Quit States
18
Dec
preferred—
Mar 14
98
147 Va July 26
38V4 Nov
61% Mar 14
com__No par
No par
25
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
39% Mar 23
10%
the
Friday
Jan.18
17
Jan.
Jan. 1(5
34 y4
33 y4
34%
10%
34
Ouantanamo Sugar
81/4 Apr
22
Jan.15
1
1
Aircraft Corp
27% Jun
Bales tor
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Jhursday
Tuesday
Jan. 14
Pat
EXCHANGE
Higueit
2
45% Feb
12% July 19
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 195(5
,
AND
LOW
.
STOCKS
3,300
%
19,300
4
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i,
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20:%
31%
30%.
301
a
900
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21
20 Vb
20 V
a
1,000
Vi
5,000
7,500
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Jun
21
$7% Oct
11
$7% Jan
5
57
Sep
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
53 % Nov
10
49
•1% Aug 17
$2% Sep
1
55
57% Oct
12
Jun
41% Dec
55
53
Feb
17
8% Dec
Idaho Power Co
4
Illinois
60% Aug 15
Co
4.08%
cumulative
4.26%
cumulative
50
*44
45
55
Jan
9
4.70%
preferred
preferred
cumulative preferred
50
5
50
*50
51-%
27
54% Apr
4.42%
cumulative
50
*46
4.20%
cumulative preferred
50
*44
Dec
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
20
30
Nov
13
3
Industria
Electrica
10% Nov 28
77/a Apr
19
33 Va Dec
11
11% May
9
50 % Mar 13
Industrial
71
59
Feb
13
85% July 20
Ingersoll-Rand
151
29
4
169% Jun
15
Dec
31
66% Mar 14
91 Va Nov
28
/ti% Jun
8
35% Jan
68
8
52% Dec
20
24 Va
July 18
20
20
61
% Jan
6
13
103
Feb
7
35% Dec
31
Interlake
31
Int'l
41% July 25
Int'l
41
Va Jun
9
165 y4 Aug
29% Oct
16
38% Nov
2
27 % May 28
400
8
6
29
12% Jun
$2
16
175 % May 31
May 15
33 Va May 28
550
Dec
22
33% Apr
69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
112% Aug
120Vi Nov
16
132
92 % May 26
87% Aug 26
141
Jun
17
10
Jan
3
9 Va Nov
26
88
Jan
3
Preferred
14% Mar 13
12
117% Sep
23
98% Nov
29
26
144 Va May
108
12
87% Dec
12
106 % Mar 13
20 Vb Nov
15
15 Va Feo
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
85
73
Jan
Sep
13
21 Vi Apr
104% Apr
114
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
144
6
43
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
25
Jan
28
83% Jan
6
48% Mar
74 Vi
8
38
7
7
19
19
Aug
3
20
Dec
13
44% Feb
70% Mar 13
Sep
16
43% Nov
29
39% Nov
6,800
143
149
Nj par
Ctfs
Inc-
Corn
common
Chemical
Silver
16
5
International
Telep & Telcg
58
34% Mar 15
6
International
Utilities
43% Jun
3
38 % Jan
30
32% Jan
55 % July 26
6
40
,32% Dec
39 Va Mar 18
Interstate
3
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
28
12% Jan
Dept Stores
15 Vi Aug
Interstate
Power
23% July 18
Intertype
Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
preferred
3
34% Jan
5
30 % Aug
11
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
Iowa
35 Va Dec
30
33% Jan
120% Dec
lo
56% Nov
19
111 and Creek
1X1
Jan
24
130
%% Mar 14
S6
Sep
»l%Jan
«S
20
Jun
12% Sep
13
Jaii
39
19
Mar 14
Sep
21
6
4
Jun
104
17
Nov
19
22% Dec
uA
13
32% Oct
97% Aug 15
59
30
1
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
14
May 10
83
Dec
27
130
Feb
10% Mar 19
29 V« Oct
48% Apr
Mar 15
85
S2% Mar 14
$8
Mar 10
33% Nov
29
Jun
54 Vi
preferred
&
Jacobs
(F
2
58% Apr
1
85
Sep
23
42% Jun
8
62% Nov
22
94% Nov
30
105'% Feb
38 Va Dec
30
15 % Feb
3
72
Dec
52%
52%
53
3,000
*20%
21
21
*20%
21 %
21
21
50%
50
50
*60
50 %
49 Vi
50%
91
91
91
*.!1
92
33 %
32 Va
33%
150
29
29%
2
%
29 %»
29%
29%,
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72
111%
108%
110
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121%
*121 Vi
15
10%
10%
11
123
footnotes
see
pa*e
2i.
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10%
10%
72
108
20,400
110%
11
10%
104%
104
105
94%
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94
121
19%
19%
90
93%
6,700
15,800
105
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20
93
94
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a
4,000
19%
18 Vb
220
93 Vi
92
92
121%
121 Vi
123
.
99%
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a
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19 Vi
20
90 %
123
103 V
%
10 %
1C%
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122
700
39%
39%
39%
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39 %
39%
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40
40
40
2,100
25
47%
48
47%
47
47
47
4o %
47 Vi
47
47 3 it
1,400
34
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34
34
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%
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34
34
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31%
30%
31V it
30%
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30%
30 7
„
29 3 4
30%
33.900
com._5
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50%
50
50%
50%
51 %
51%
51%
51%
517s
2,800
25
*49%
31%
50%
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34
50%
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51%
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52 %
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*31%
32
31 %
3.1%
31%
31%
31%
13%
13%
13%.
13%
13 Va
13 1
13'a
21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
&
Elec Co—No par
31%
-.
Co__
10
24%
50c
51%
52'%
1
*125
130
pfd—100
common..
1
800
31 %
13%
2,100
23%
.
18,700
31%
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31%
31%'
31%
31%
31%
1,200
24%
24%
24%
21%
24%
24%
24%
2,900
51%
49 %
51
50 Vi
55 %
50
51
5,200
49 %
:
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130
125
„
125
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4%
-
4%
43a
26%
5
1
52
24 %
.
1
Co
Lake Sulphur Co
'
100
'"31 Va
31-% *
24%
common
Light
Inc
5,800
121%
121
124%
450
1,200
23%
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109%
17,600
29 3 it
28II
108 Va
3,800
151
29 Vc
72
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72
20
,12.100
%,
38 %
37-%
151
23%"
29 Vb
32
520
29 Vi
110%
109
103%
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17%
89
104% 105%
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94%
17%
18
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89'Vi.
38%
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150%
1,900
92
511
152
151
29
109%
72
37%
38 Vn
151
29
153
26%
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26 7
33%
34
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34%
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SO
50'
4%
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a
90
60
"
50%
6
5
3%%
preferred Lk\
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Johnson
&
Johnson
100
50
12.,
41'«
26;
i
33*a.
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49%
'
%
4%
'
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20
4%
13.200
26"'b
26%
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3,700
34
33 V;4
33 3
2,400
SO
90
SO
150
49
1,400
49
4
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Vb
43%
4
27
Jones A Laughlin Steel com
6% preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing
Co
90
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__
88
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86
30
86
86
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:
26
15
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47 3
a
46%
47%
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46 3
4
47%
10,600
12%
74%
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a
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75
75
75
74%
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1,300
55%
10
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1
54%
56
97"
97
71 %
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37%
a
29
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29%
48 3
30%
512%
300
21%
47%
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32
512%
515
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92
31%
32 Vi
510
38 3
37%
150
32
522
515
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'
Mar 21
107 % Nov
5-%
"49'V
Jewel Tea
102% Feb
53 Va
31%
Jaeger Machine Co
Co
52%
13% *13%
55
Mar 14
53%
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Coal
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6,000
53
*70%
3.50
preferred
Jefferson
9i3 %
35
1
Co
Jeraey Cent Pwr & Lt. 4%
67 % Feb
27
15
27
$8
Power
Corp
94% Mar 14
43% Oct
66
7
:
conv
3
89%
25
common
38 % Jan
30% Mar 23
91%
No par
37% Apr
•6% Jan-
90 Vi
526
No par
International Shoe
30% Jan
91%
34
100
Salt—
50
149
%
loo
preferred
1,300
4
91
100
com
V
93%
No par
—
Canada
148
148
148
*8%
91 Va
520
com
150
*145
96
54
No par
7
Nov
50%
*8"%
15t
No par
Machines—
4
30
5
100
20
6
1
-
38 Vi Feb
36% Sep
95
53%
20%
20
29 % Jan
27
*145
100
34 % Apr
18% Dec
6,100
!
-
cum
140
28%
9.200
common
7,50
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer coin
No par
$1.40
46
28%
37 Vi
2
27
48
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28%
88%
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9
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28%
36%)
11
Feb
48
*44
.
29%
79
Sep
1J
*46%
46
28%
8%
International Paper
7%
43
*44
29%
84
Jun
July
*46%
46
2<J%
38%
45
Mar 15
48
*44
83%
31 Va
34
48
46
52
*8%
—
International
48
*51
36%
International Packers Limited
5%
51%
8%
of
International
*50
84%
preferred
Int'l Nickel
Jan
Jan
4%
8
51%
38%
preferred
Mar 27
*50
%
8312
Int'l Minerals
11
51
37%
5
25% Jun
580
*50
85%
37%
3
7%
200
46
39 Va
29
29%
41 Va Jan
28
44%
«44
S'.i
149V)
Int'l
Feb
*44
45
83%
100
32 % Mar 12
174
44 Va
45
38Va
No par
21
44
45
29%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
6
28% Sep
441 i.
*43 Va
8%
Iron
143% Dec
*43%
45
85%
preferred
4
101% Sep
9% Mar 13
Insuranshares
37 Va Jan
6,800
44%
45
39%
Harvester
6
11
36
■
84'.i
Interchemica! Corp common
4%%
30
61
a
8 Vi
38%
Business
337/b Sep
35% Oct
24 Va Mar 13
551
1
Inspiration Cons Copper
23
57 Va Dec
103
6j %
No par
Co
Dec
18
Mar
Steel
4
common
preferred
Inland
•
29%
—.100 pesos
83 % Dec
19% Jan
B4
69% Mar 20
6%
No par
Rayon
47% Jan
19
I 67% Jan
6
13
43%
55 3
Mexico
De
A
12
7
96% Jan
127% Dec
Feb
S
Mar 29
37% Jan
11
1*5
100% Dec
preferred
Indianapolis Power & Light
58% May 23
26
*43%
19
6
21% Jan
43%
Jan
Apr
6
Sep
55 %
51
20
6
60%. -61%
56%
53
60 V4 Jan
Jan
61 %
55%
9
29%
61 Vb
56
29%
60%
56%
,
30%
60%
55%
30
63
56
11
44
29%
61%
No par
21
48% Jan
162
30%
No par
-
common
NOV
26 % Jun
15
31% Aug 31
Dec
30%
lo
Central RR Co
Illinois Power
50% DdC
Mar 11
•1
Jan
23
44
8
52% Mar 28
14% Mar 15
1
Jan
3
•
55
97
7.3%
-
t
55%
54%.
97 %
9"i.
*74 %
73%
53
_
551
97%
,
76%
"
"7%
.r.72%
75-
51,600
*
1,270
22,300
*
•
...
-
■
.*
'
.
■
-
IVolume
185
"Number 5605
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(355)
NEW YORK STOCK
liiM tor PraTieas
,
Ye»r iy&5
U«Nt
Range for Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
t
NEW
Highest
YORK
Tuesday
Monday
PQT
Jan. 14
Thursday
'
Jan. 16
Friday
th« Weak
Jan. 17
Wednesday
Jan. 15
■al«t fir
BALI F KICKS
HIGH
AND
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan.18
Shares
K
28 % May 25
43ya Dec
14
34% Feb
104
Nov
39
30
45% Mar
94
Sep 30
100% Mar 23
13
70% Aug
Nov
27
127
Dec
18
52
37% Dec
7
44
4
99% May 16
-
78
Dec
92
105
4%%
4%%
<fe
cum
Chem
1.
102% Mar 15
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
4%
97 % Nov
23
108
Apr
4.50%
preferred
89
Nov
30
105
Mar
4.20%
preferred
Dec
23
103
May 22
71'A Feb
May 6
107% Sep
7
105% Nov 28
9
9
'
70% Jan
24
1
Oct
31
21% Jan
3
4
37
Nov
14
46% Jan
20
Jun
8
24
Feb
15
28% Aug
14.
3
21% Jan
10
24% July 23
12% Dec
27
21
Mar 27
May 28
48
Dec
29%
24% Mar
17% Mar 24
27% Mar 14
•
98% Jan
6
Oct
27
30
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
113
92% May
43% Oct
25
24
Mar
Kayser
Kelsey
7
Kern
31
6
56
Sep
16
391/2 Feu
10
47
Apr
Jun
23
40
21
58% Apr
27
29%
Feb
4
38 % Dec
27
32 % Dec
4
38% Jan
6
60
23
52% Jan
31
Dec
10C'7„
82
Dec
18
98
'4
25
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
Kresge
Kress
55 % Feb
22% Dec
28
-
Feb
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
8
22
Jan
10
29% Apr
50
•
9
24% Dec
39% May 31
Jan-
4
43% Jan
4
Sep
7
,
4%
1
29
(S
H)
Kroehler
3
19
13"
16% Sep
10
Laclede
4
27% Aug
7
82
*80%
82
97%
98
*96
94
4 % Jan
6
*97 "2
101
*97%
96
*91
*92
95
*92
76%
76'A
74%
,39%
*37''4
39%
*37 %
39'A
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27 Va
27%
3,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
3,900
13
13
12%
13
40%
41
40'A
41
120%
122
119%
122 »A
42%
43
42%
43%
17.300
62 %
64%
62 Va
64
28.600
29
28
29'A
42%
41'/a
42
Va
41%
41%
28%
23 %
23 %
75
h
13'A
13%
13
13 V4
13
13
41%
42%
41
41%
40%
41
124%
121 %
126 Va
121%
a
44%
42%
44
66%
63
65%
122%
43 'A
42%
65 %
63%
437
64%29 '4
29%
30
29
29%
1
42%
42%
42
42
42
41 %
%
42
41%
*41%
28%
42%
29
25
41
5
41%
42
41
1
34%
34%
34%
34 3 4
34%
34 %
%
62%
60 %
61
60%
61
10
61
100
Co
41
*34%
8,100
900
8,300
34»a
60%
34 Va
600
58%
34%
59%
1,600
4,000
19,300
60 Va
3,600
*88 %
89
40
89
27%
83%
88%
88%
89
89
89
26%
27 %
26%
27 Va
26%
27 Va
26%
27
6,500
32%
32 %
4,300
No par
1,
5
32%
33
25%
25%
49%
50%
49%
32 %
32%
25 %
25 "4
49%
48%
-
32%
25
49%
32%
.
25'/a
25
25
1,700
47
33
25%
32%
25 3 a
__1
Co_.
Va
38'/a
*37 Va
27 %
*88%
lo
74
5,400
'/£'
27%
124%
40
95
74 V4
27%
*37
39'A
27%
1
20
95
*91
95
75
590'
97 Va
97%
92%
92%
*92
10
98
*96
101
76 Va
76%
*37%
2.50
1,700
84
•82-
98
*96
101
1
com
(The)
Co
*96
107
106 %
106
84
*82
98
82
98
92 Va
common
&
Mfg
4.32Vo
Kroger
82
*80%
*92
preferred
(S S) Co
54% Oct
1,800
105%
106''2
'
*94%
Ncpwr
Koppers
23
32
20
39%
*90
Co,_
40% Mar 19
>.;n
30
39 3a
94
__II
Indus
74 % Aug
Jan
28% Jun
47% Dec
47%
39%
92 Va
*
'
Co
Inc
*46 %
39%
*96
Co.
County Land
Co
47%
39%
*92
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
20
*46%
39 3 a
*90
4%%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co (111)
12
58
&
Oil
47%
200
*46%
39 3 8
76
54,900
39%
46%
III00
Copper
Kerr-McGee
3
92% Mar 18
Hayes
Kenneeott
30% July 16
29% Jan
36% Jan
Nov
(Julius)
46%
39%
100
43%
41 %
43%
41%
42%
106%
100
75
6
Dec
61
46%
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_„No
pa*
Kansas Power & Light Co____
£
12
53% Apr
1
42% Apr
I
44
43%
107%
46%
42%
107
107%
39%
II100
preferred
44
42%
107
cumulative- preferred,,M0
City Southern-coin__No par
Kansas
9
147% Mar 14
23
Jan
cum
4.35ft
21
24% July 15
38 >2 Nov
9
Mar 10
25
44
13
84% Apr
48% Jan
43
33%
nreferred
87
Nov
105
Corp
preferred!___ioo
conv
Kani.as City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80% preferred
a___„_ioo
14
Mar
96
Alum
3
44% Aug
21
Kaiser
3
20
Aug
Feb
48 Va
4 7'A
48
3,300
15%
4,800
5S
12% Mar 15
16
14 % Apr
H
"25% Apr
Dec
4
22
5% Jan 25
18% Dec
20% May 10
28% Jan
25
6
6
'30
3
89
15% Nov 28
—^
3
.
3
6% Sep
Sep
3
13'A Jan
3
-
;
1% July '6
15
-
5
l >
Apr
27
&
Co
Jan
4
-16%. Jan
4
16% Dec
28
74% Feb
,9
23:
' Apr
22
72% Sep
22
61% Oct
164% Nov
16
137% Dec
66 -V Jun
17
46% Oct
31
55% Apr
Dec
30
"21 % Jan
25% Jun
'
17%
*3%
18%
18%
19'
...
19%
19%
19%
33
*32%
33 %
*32%
*90
92
*90
•*
14%
39'%
25
Apr
14
Sep
43
16%
2%
103% Sep 19
12
July 25
15
23
-
2%
64% Feb
84
2
.
18
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
Jan
73
7
26% Mar 14
Oct
100% Jan
Sep
8
29
64% Jan
1
23
98
12
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
41%
42 Vr
40 Va
41%
6,600
16%
16%
16%
16%
2%
"2%
2%
2 %
2%
3,200
6,900
28
26
Loew's
10
21% Oct
19
98 % Dec
6
6
83% Dec
ocTTf
77% Jan
6*
preferred
13%
13%
13 %
21 Vs Feb
23
143% Jan
6
27
Jun
26
21
i'v
5
30 Va Nov
109
Lorillard-
May
27% Feb
Co
13%
13%
13',
a
13%
22,700
67 V*
66 V*
67%
18,800
66%
66-%
141%
141%
52
51%
52 Va
72 %
71
71%
71%
71%
144
143
9
8
nreferred
Louisville
28
61
Dec
31
37% Nov
23
49% Jan
3
Nov
15
69
240
145
52%
71%
7,200
2.300
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%.
15%
15%
1,400
42'A
42 Va
41%
42'A
41%
42 V,
39%
41%
4,600
*75
85
*75
85
*73
85
85
*75
85
8%
3%
8%
11,000
55%
55'A
56
54
55'A
53 %
54 Vb
31,300
21%
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
21'A
44,300
87
87%
86%
87
35%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35
33%
35
10,200
35
33%
33%
34 'A
33 3»
33%
33%
33%
16,700
34%
33%
22%
23
22%
23
12,000
9
-1
!
8%
8%
••
8%
8%
1,700
■ ■
33%
22%
23
22%
23
22:%
23
%6%
100
*96 %
100
*96%
100
*97
99%
*96 Va
99'%
93
•89
93
•89
93
91
•88%
*88 VA
91
104
17%
93
'89
93
*89
*88 "4
102%
-
104
122
123
26
26
"
'*90
91
'A
*89
91
*88'A
17'A
17%
17'A
122%
124
103
104
104
104
17 V8
17%
123
„inn
r
36 %
89 "2
9o
17%
♦123'A 124
124
*2Q
2G!/B
39
26
17
91
104
25%
26
88%
*88 Va
*103
16 Va
91
104
1,300
17
11.500
*26
"85
26
87%
89%
87 %
21%
1
,3.33 %
170
123% .124
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
53
5o
55%
54%
50 V4
54%
55%
54
57
56
00
Inc
new
ft
50
8%
(Ky)_Nopar
^ons
ft
Co
71%
*143'A
55%
__10
;
'M>
Steel
52%
56'A
100
Nashville
&
T.owenst' i'i
Lukens
.71%
'
144
43
*75
100
El Co
52%
8,000
15%
8%
inn
common
Louisville Gas &
66%
07%
b
51%
*
20
Dec
59
(P>
8,600
13%
55%
preferred
D
75%
10
scries G conv pfd_.
E
18%
74%
42 %
-
nreferred-..
series
4.40%
12
83% Jan
30
21% Dec
series
19%
18
75%
lu
100
——.
-
4.25%
23
27
Co
19-%
18
4
1
Gas
19'A
1,000
10
Corp
common
4.35%
104
103'A Dec
28
Cement
900
18,400
19%-
72
,__No par
13
11
19
Dec
Star
6%
28 Va
18
141%
66'
2,500
'
6%
75
52
'A
19%
19
27%
18
19%
51 %
66
v
'iu%
75
.
142'A- 143
66
7
13 'A
13%
1
1
Corp »._(
Mar 14
102% Jan
Dec
Nov
116
May 25
90% Dec
22Ve Mar 14
Aircraft
Lone Star
9
15% Dec
"25% Jaii~~3
147
7
com
28'A
19%
28%
'A
18
18%
77%
2.50
15i
100
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred
6
Jan
86
July 15
26% Dec
139% Dec
Corp
Inc ■_!
New
July 26
23% July
106
27
Lou"
19
97
'
18
76%
10
*6%
28%
*19 Ve
19'A
18
79%
8
convertible
*19
18
100
(The)___
19 Va
6%
28 %
28 'A
77 %
28
com
Corp.,
Industries Corp
Lockheed
.T'llv 11
35
Jan
4
105
,
20
6%
6%
*
19%
14,000
16%
19%
'
20
7
_si
Carbonic
3%%
List
6
12
25 Ve May 14
103'A Jan
Mar 11
Liquid
•
300
92
43
2%
10
No par
Co_
Gorp
23 Va
33 Va
*90
92
2%
;
1'
5
Mar
Jan
Belt
6%
28%
*19%
a
i_.
Tobacco
Myers
Tulip -Cup
Lionel
12
37% Dec
12
&
preferred
Link
58% D^C
27
23
102
29
18% Nov
21
32% July
8
100
25
107% Apr
11
103% Mar
Dec
7
.
4fl% Mar 29
Sep
7%
Lily
Aug 29
6% Nov
-
Liggett
-
9
Aug
43 Va Jun
7
Products!
Libby McNeill & Libby
2
64
33% Dec
8% Mar 14
40% May 17
Fink
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
9
7
20
7
28
1
Lerner Stores Corp_,„_-
Apr
76% Nov
24
7
1,300
33%
19%
1,100
19
14%
17
20%
20
No pa*
:
(The)
Corp
&
pld_
98
72% Fott
23
•35% Jan
1
i
No par
preferred
2nd
noncum
Leirn
30
Lst
noncum
30c
Lehman
163% Feb
1
20-
14% May 28
19
$3
■i
18% Mar 29
47% Jan
6
-
Val'ey "Coal common
2 Va
400
18'A
19
42%
14%
42%
IT V*
-
IT"-
*3%
4'A
*17%
4>A
32%
*90
25
16%
14%
43
14%
41%
No par
h
*24%
18
19 Va
92
x
15%
15%
25
32%
33'A
92
15
'
18
1 9 >8
19'A
100'
_10
*3%
4»A
18
33
common.3
2jl % Mar 26
Jan
49
Lehigh
14
20% Oct
>
12% Dec 44
22
1
29% Nov
,1
Mar VI
6
28
Feb
14%
*24%
*90
8
Sons
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co_
*24%
25%
4
4
18
15
25
15
15
*24%
4
17%
3.857<?
Lehigh Portland Cement
31
19% Dec
8
/
26
20%
*3%
1
Rubber & Tire.
(James)
15
15 %
25%
-
2
-
Sep
20
'.
15
*25
Me*
:
Lehigh. Valjey RR_l:
3
2% Jun
24-' V
Oct
25% Nov
89% Dec
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
56
h
July 10
58
21% Jart
23
18
79
Lee
Bryant:
Lees
30
4
25
common,
Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos
Lane
Mar 22
17% Jun
6-
15% Nov, 26
22
30
19% Jan
64%; Jan
16
97
10
35% Apr
T-
47
34% Apr
8
Co
preferred series A
"
'
2% Sep
1
17 Ve Dec 22
3
3% Jan
16
La
7
22% Mar 12
8
■
May
13% Jan
Nov
Gas
'
I3,b Jan
11% Jan
'
'
^
25% Apr 26
6
Jun
19
26
18% Dec
20
98% M? 7
s
V
16% Mar 13
Feb; 25
34% Sep
86% Aug 11
11
Mar 14
18% Jaiv
13
3% Nov
*
Mar 14
16
..
1.200
6,200
5,700
19.500
M
700
48'A Jan
133
53% Jan
19
140
Mar 28
3
July 22
12J
May 24
144
MacAndrews
6%
2 I Va Dec
20
30% Nov
14
July
15
28'A Apr
11
33 Vs Oct
16
13
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
13
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
3
8 Va Nov
21
10% Apr
6
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
6% Sep
20
10% Feb
28
56% Jan
23
Jan
543% Jan
122
6
26
41
21
473 % Dec
23
610
Jun
16
8 % Apr
5% Nov
25
10 % May
27
11%
4
4% Jun
26
5 % Dec
Jan
6
1
r
20
Mar 13
Jan
8% Nov
6
28
3
31
7
Jan
Sep
24
19
Nov
5
Feb"l7
8% Oct
30
10% Apr
18
21
29% Nov
28
48% May
18
16
28
M
139
86
31% Nov
4% Dec
7% Sep
18
19
22
685
4
Dec
Sep
41% Sep
18
Trucks
Many
Jun
35% Jun
4
16
Jail
7
54% Aug 23
34% Nov
;
^
31% Jan
92
I
Jan
9
7
11
59
26
56% Jun
40'A July 11
14
29% Apr
18
22
32% Feb
21
37% Nov
7
25
82% Dec
11
98
Jan
24
Apr
24
20
45
19% May 25
31
Apr
40% Dec
19
32
Nov
26% Feb
16
6
Feb
% Dec
26
4
29
44% July 21
37
Dec
17
3
50% Mar 23
Nov
7
43'% Mar 19
Copper
Magma
Manati
Sugar
Mandel
10
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
21
96% Jan
$3.75
11
70
Dec
14
87% Mar
6
14% Apr
July 17
56% Jan
18
88
Apr
4
35% July 12
28% Fob
16
56% Mar 31
54
20% May 16
25 % Dec
8
12% Dec
7
25
20
25
9
9
9
O
9 Vb
8%
8%
8 '/a
8%
Mar 14
34
Nov
Jan
46
Aug 22
6
14 >/a Mar 14
81
Dec
29
16% Feb
91
July
Aug
1
58
Apr
13
9%
31%
32%
31
30
30%
33%
33%
31%
32 'A
32
32%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
54
54
53%
53%
54
54%
33%
34%
33
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
33 %
May
4
91
Jun
89
89
89
45
43%
44%
44 Va
46%
33%
33
%
33%
Mfg
Co
a
50
4
preferred
Cement
&
common
Co
No par
com
1
Co
L)
33%
21%
21%
21%-
21%
21%
36
36%
36%
37
*77 'A
Corp
Jan
16
24
40% Dec
23
Electric Co___
47
Feb
9
83% Oct
Oct
1
43 Vr Aug
20
McGraw-Hill
Sep
19
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
76
Dsc
18
95% Mar
23
54% Dec
10
McKesson
14
45% Apr
25
29 Ve Feb
17
17'4 Dec
31
23 Vs Feb
29
McLeilan
11
Jan
3
15% F eb
1
21% Jun
12
McQuuy
31% Oct
1
41% Apr
30
Mead
Apr
li
82 % Dec
19
27% Nov 29
102% Jan
16
4%%
32% Mar 15
Melville
15
Apr
1
Aug
2
106 'A
Jan
7
39% Sep
21
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
25
31
21% Jan
20
Sep
18
28% Jun
28
26
30% Apr
12
88% Mar 30
102
Jun
43% Jan
9
7
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
96
July 21
112% Apr
22
56'A Jun
17
26% Feb
11
52% Aug 26
103% Apr
107'% July
18
1
Apr
Nov
9
98
33 % Feb
2
45 % Jun
81
21 Va NOV
26
27% Feb
11
26
6
24% Feb
8
35
July 11
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
9
July 19
77
80
Dec
3
20
27
28
97 %
Oct
9
44% Jan
17% Nov
48
Jan
Feb
61% July 31
23% Jan
3
64% May 10
102
Jan
6
107
Jan
23
99% Feb
21
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
26
82
Dec
93 % Dec
14
101
Apr
18
92
Jun
27
5
98% Jnn
31
103 % Oct
4
9
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
20
61% Sep
32% Jan
6
108% May
60
Sep
9
47% Jan
5
&
Robbins
Co—
Stores
Norris
Corp
Mfg Co—.——
common
preferred
(1st series)
Corp
Shoe
common
100
1
preferred series B
Co (The)
4%
Mengel
Mercantile
Merck
&
Co
Inc
Co
conv
2nd
Mergenthaler
common
,
Linotype Co
Machine
&
Scott
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred
3.85% preferred
2.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
4.35%
Miami
Copper
3%
16%c
*30''a
30%
55 "2
*54'A
55 %
15%
29 Va
43
28 Va
*42
15
28'A
28 'A
*42
43
series
series,
series
series
—
2,600
13 Va
13
13 V*
13%
72
72
72
72%
72 Va
37%
38%
38 %
38%
76%
76 %
76
76%
35%
36 %
35 "2
35%
13 %
13%
14
14
80
80%
*80
81
51 %
51 %
51 %
•19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*17%
17%
17 Va
17%
*17 "4
17%
x
36
*86%
30
83%
*37
22
31 %
76
76
35%
*
•
51%
Va
700
81
53
34%
36
34%
88
%
*86%
88 %
29 %
29'a
29 Va
83 %
38
22%
31 %
83%
*37
22 "4
31
83 %
83
84
38
37
37
22 >A
22
22%
31%
30%
88
*86
No par
107
'106
32%
88
106%
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
20 %
21 %
20%
21%
20%
21
61
62%
61%
62
61
62
85%
85 J/4
85%
84
85%
'81
50
100
800
6,400
35%
*86%
X29%
107
•101 %
4,700
'A
30
*85
*83
1,800
2,000
88%
37
87
IS
1,900
14
*80
52
130
6,600
36
13%
108
8
1,200
2 8'A
43
38%
85
12.50
5
pfd—100
_100
100
100
100
6,100
15'/«
13%
108
No par
2,400
23,400
60
30%
13%
.
2,000
40
14%
No par
pfd
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
Inc
preferred
$3.50
S4
Stores
1
10
5
100
1
180
166,300
500
*54%
38%
o
7, SOU
330
'30%
*71
18
900
—tr.ooo
79
28%
1
1,500
9,200
73
14%
*42
.
600
1,700
6,400
78
31
3
Inc
71
78
78
•71
79
79%
71 '
55 "2
*
Publishing
71
79
*77%
14%
30 Va
3
common
79
79%
*54 %
$2.50
I Mar
101
71
No par
No par
No par
Co common
preferred
Corp
79
—No par
pfd
cumulative
21% Aug
18
88%
*87
37 Va
43% Jan
40
33%
36%
common
15
5
33%
21%
—
Co__.
Stores
83% Jan
17
„
100
16%
9%
33%
13
700
33%
89
42%
Corp
Corp
McGruw
6,800
15,400
5'A
16%
28
13% Dec
67
V«
*
5%
21
9
5
10,800
30
9%
9'A
9%
260
1,100
630
9%
.31%
preferred i
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred,—100
McGraw-Edison Co
*
1
16
37
36%
*481
16%
32
45
*
36%
5 %
M'cCord
12% Dec
9%
10
81%
79 %
81
525
9%
6
69 % Nov
%
16%
3
8
79%
36
*485
5%
Jan
16
9%
81
37 %
495
9%
32% Jan
13
37
17%
46
May 15
41% Dec
79%
495
4,700
800
9%
38% Dec 26
23
44
8
5
McCall
Jan
*8%
-—-No par
1
Maytag
$3
8%
33 %
$3.40
Feb
83
8%
preferred
No par
cum pld 1947 series,,No par
$3.75
73 Va Dsc
29%
82%
*5%
Electric
12
31
29%
83
16%
Dept
Jan
30%
29%
preferred
Master
Jan
31
82%
5
(Glenn
99
30 "2
29
83
Corp —-——.—6.25
Calculators Inc
,5
Masonite
May
29,600
29%
_,No par
Field
4 % %
127
31%
__
convertible
Martin
37%
37%
*121
1
Marquette
Marshall
37%
125
82%
Exploration
Oil
Midland
99
Jan
Co
Bros
Marathon
4%
37%
*121
29 %
1
10
——1
50
1
.
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracaibo
Marine
"
_No par
Garden
Square
31
inu
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
3
25% Jan
5
38%.
125
*121
100
-—
Chef
Magic
May 16
94% May
52
51% Sep
21
22 % Nov
83
July 14
38 % Sen
44
94
1
99
25% Jan
i.%
16% Feb
37% Dec
23 Ve July 19
33% Mar 14
18
20% Feb
13
Inc
preferred series A
Madison
38%
10
ion
Co Inc com
(R H)
4%%
Marchant
20% Nov
common
preferred
Mack
35%
95
26 Ve Mar 14
88% Mar 15
Forbes
&
101
86
86
104
50%
*99
*83
*81
*101' 'a
49%
101
86
86
104
49%
'99
390
20
3.400
20.500
500
500
1.100
18,400
3,200
100
10
101
*83
10
3,400
,
86
*81
*101 %
49%
86
101
49%
5,300
19
The
20
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
. . .
Monday, January
(356)
STOCK RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
LOW
Range for
STOCKS
PravUaa
Range for Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Year 1965
Hlgheat
Lowest
29 aA Oct
26% Sep
7
35% Mar
18
Jan
33
26
37% Jan
25
54 v* Nov
21
21
146 Va Sep
23
126
25% Jan
Nov
30
May 28
40
Jan
42% Dec
12
Dec
142
29% Feb
Aug 10
40
20
8%
Steel
Prod
21
35
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
26% Dec
5
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
1
19% Dec
31
25'A July 17
11
19% Apr
Jun
23
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Minn
36% Jan
9
Oct
50 Ve Oct
102% Dec
107
28
12% Jan
82
70
17
20
2314 Jan
20
21
Dec
105
24% Jan
3
88
Jan
11
85.50
1st
33
Jan
3
$1.50
2nd
22
14
Aug 30
42'A Apr
44% Feb
31
17
27
8% Jan
15
23
5
29% Jan
30
30 y« Jun
33% July
32% Dec
Aug 10
3
25
36% Aug 14
Mississippi
100 '/a Jun
1
29
81% Jan
26
7%
47% May 14
29
Mohasco
6
79% Sep
15
Oct
3
76
' Feb
20
3%%
feb
9
83% Dec
7
67% Oct
2
88
Feb
20
14% Dec
1
18Vi Feb
23
14% Dec
31
22
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
Dec
13
28% July 23
Monarch
18% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
Monon
29
24% Jan
3
15%
Sep_14
7 y8 Oct
60
21
11% Feb
2
16% Nov
Mar 23
Mojud
40% Aug
2
52% July
6
33 % Nov
19
51 'A Mar 19
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
22% NOV
29
28
Jan
3
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
39% Jan
26
47
Jun
14
25 % Oct
38% Jan
3
30% Jan
23
38 Va Aug
Dec
31
46% Apr
27
23
18% Jan
10
25 Va Dec
14
9
18y2 Nov
27
28 Va Mar 12
11
38
1814 Jan
21% Apr
23 % Dec
3
16 % Mar 14
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
37 Va Dec
20
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
23
May 17
27% Mar 14
30% Oct
Feb
40 y8 May
31
18
Jan
4
36% Dec
20
45% Jan
11
31
42 'A Apr
12
4
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
29% Dec
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
28
50
17
17
17
%
84 Va
84%
83%
84
preferred——-25
Paper
2.50
23 %
23 %
*22%
23%
*22%
23
33
%
31 %
32%
31
31%
31 Va
22%
26%
27%
26%
27
27
No par
1
26%
26%
&
12
11%
6,200
12%
11%
11%
Xll%
12 Va
12%
11%
12 Va
40%
41%
7,800
—1
41
41 %
43
42
41
41%
41
30%
30%
30 %
31
4,200
36%
38%
37%
Light
.
Oil
26%
2,300
30%
31%
31
31
35
34%
35%
35 %
36 Vz
*11 %
11%
10 %
10%
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
58 %
59%
58%
59%
58%
6,000
60%
59%
57%
59
40%
40%
40%
11,400
41%
41%
40%
40
40%
40
9%
20,300
10'A
10%
9%
9%
—100
59
No par
41
%
;
35%
■■
9%
10
9%
10
5
10
*67
69
*67
69
*67
69
-100
78
79
79
*78%
79%
79
79 Va
78
15%
*14%
15
14%
15
%
23
Tool
*14%
15%
*14%
23%
25
'"22%
23
*17%
17%
23 1a
%
17
Vz
37%
25%
■
80
430
14%
200
900
21%
21'A
21%
17'%
*16%
17'A
35%
36%
34%
35%
40,500
24%
37%
25%
26%
5
36%
24%
25%
24%
25%
42%
42 VA
42
'70
23%
25 Va
4,300
20%
37%
4,300
*22%
*17
17%
36%
16,900
14 Va
23
23 %
22
*17
42
2
Co
22
*17
*68
69
*67
21%
23%
22 %
23%
23
No par
A
42
80
*
'A
1,500
24%
25 Vo
42
42
42%
31 Va
31%
31
31%
38%
39 Va
38%
39
24%
24%-
24 %
24%
7,100
18%
3,200
38
5,400
*41%
1,100
No par
1
42
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
No par
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
3!)
12
24%
24%
24%
24%
19%
19
19 Va
18%
19
18%
18%
19%
18%
10
(The)
%
38
33
37%
38
37%
38
37%
44
%
44%
44%
44
44
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,800
31%
31
31
30%
31 Va
2,400
Co
•
38
3
38
10
45
S
22%
1
Corp
Corp
24%
46
22%
.
*43%
44 Vz
22%
24 %
*43%
%
22%
22
,
-
9,700
22,800
500
32
32%
31%
32 %
31
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15
15%
1,000
_5
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,100
1
2.
29
29
29
2!) %
28%
2 8'A
28%
29
28 1
5,200
10
48%
46 %
*46
47%
47%
46
48
46%
46
No par
Co
126
126
.•
Murphy Co (G Ct
Murray Corp of America
&
26%
31%
Inc
(F E)
31%
26%
200
11%
Products
Myers
31%
6,700
31%
Munsingwear Inc.
Mar 15
190
32'A
100
&
Brass
VA
23
34%
Co__
Wheel
17
83
23
5
inc
Co
(John)
16%
83 %
—10
Corp
RR
-
class
42
'/;i
5,300
17
84
23 Va
17
84
*22%
com__No par
Fuel
1.25
Power
Mueller
10
20
14% Dec
4
30% Nov
47
26
7
32 Va Mar
97
*94
97
98
*95
98
*95
97
1,500
84
Chemical
Motorola
Motor
62 Va
63
Ward & Co
Moore-M'cCormacK Lines
Motor
64 %
61 %
*94
Montgomery
9
% Nov
26
Sep
3
42% Mar
9
Sep
21
27
22% July 20
11
17% Jun
40
33% Apr
45
79%
..No par
Monterey
51% Mar 14
13
81%
84%
Machine
Morrell
81
65
Montana-Daaota Utilities Co
1
15,100
18%
64
B
Montana
62 %
18%
65%
Inc
Monsanto
7,700
60'A
21%
18%
1-100
Industries
RR
79%
21%
64 V*
preferred
Class
2,200
18:%
78 VA
31 %
21%
18%
Co common—1
River
Co
21 Va
18%
30%
18%
16%
preferred
4.20%
21'A
18%
80%
31%
21%
81%
Missouri Pacific RR class A
Jan
21%
30%
21%
81%
preferred series A
54
~8% Nov~ 29
31'A
21%
32%
17%
—
49
30%
10,900
17
Missouri-Kan-Tex
5
49 »A Nov
7
1,800
31%
21%
82%
Corp
Mission Development Co
5
17% Jan
32 Va
30%
32%
81%
90
32%
32%
18%
Corp„.
Mission
136
32%
32 %
33'A
32 %
Ontario
Power
Maid
1,600
138
*94
conv
&
30
40% July 24
35 % Apr
73 V8 Sep
Minute
3
Jan
49% Apr
9% Nov 29
21% Aug 12
6
Minnesota
300
42%
42%
*
32%
18%
preferred.,—4.
Minnesota
16
19
10
36 % Jan
2
30% Jan
28
21
25% Nov
28% Dec 30
35%
No par
Minneapolis Moline
4
34%
138
*136
136
9,500
32 Va
43%
%
42
Shares
31%
38
*35%
.
the Week
32%
33%
No par
preferred
8
9% Dec
33 Va Oct
$4
42%
133
17
Jan.
33 %
Mining & Ml'g com
Oct
76
4
30% Nov
22 V4 Jan
2
Apr
42
133
133
135
133
36
Reg—1.50
No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
13% Oct
25
35% Dec
7
22% Jan
7 5 V 2 May 10
95
Apr 13
93 V2 May
26
Jan
58
20
26 Vi Nov
6
Jan
Jun
23
61 % Sep
15
22%. May 14
90 % July 26
17
13
42%
I
common
preferred
1st
36
Friday
Jan.18
Thursday
32
38
42 VA
42%
Bain fat
FKICKB
31%
31%
42%
*36
36%
*36
,—
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10
Minerals <& Chem Corp of Amer—1
No par
Minneap & St Louis Ry
3
Jan
Inc—
HIGH 8ALK
Wednesday
Jan.16
31%
31%
31%
31%
10
distribution
S25
Jan.15
Jan. 14
Par
Inc
Enterprises
Midiand
Mar 12
47
7
Dec
Ex
13
Utilities
South
AND
Tuesday
Monnay
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Middle
Midland
40
133
NEW
Bros
%
15'A
15%
115%
15%
a
*46
500
N
47
128
9
Jan
29
May 10
22
July 16
Jan
14
62
23
82
23
Feb
17
29 Va Jun
11
Nov
26
Dec
46% Nov
33% May 16
37 % Nov 10
173% Sep
10% Oct
148
118
21
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
70
6
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
Sep
24
16% May 28
114% Nov
Aviation
24
National
179
Biscuit Ci
.100
30
7%
15% Aug 17
157%
-10
1,200
26
26
26 Va
2,900
13
7,800
76
77
76
76
27
Va
26 'A
261
Va
25%
13%
13%
13%
13
13
12%
37 Va
37%
37%
38%
3"!%
38%
37%
37%
3,000
35
35%
35 %
35%
35 Va
35%
9,500
158%
35
-10
preferred A-
Jan
—5
76
12%
13
38
National
17%
75'A
26 '/a
77
27 Va
12%
18
17%
76
35%
X27
1
10
900
17%
76
*17 %
.17%
38 3/8
76
—1
39 Va Jan
21
11% May 24
28
—1
27
42 Vb Apr
17
Nov
150
July 25
128
*127
129
17%
18
17%
18
*127
130
*128
130
18
16'A Mar 19
01
-
34% Oct
1
2
Jun
17% Jan
11
35% Jun
23
45 % Mar
183
6
Jan
*128 Va
100
-V
15%
35%
85%
157%
*150%
158 %
157 Va
15%
157 Va
157%
14%
15 %»
14%
15
15%
a
•
158
159 Va
150
8,100
15
14%
15
51%
16,900
33% Oct
11
47
13
59
—5
50%
50%
49
50%
49%
50
Va
50
51 Va
51
21% Sep
18% Sep
26
26% May 10
20
Apr
11
26 % May 14
1
21 Va
21 Va
21
21 VH
21
21 %
21
21%
21 Va
21 Va
2,900
27
24
Jan
10
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
6
1
31 %
32%
31 Va
32 V4
30%
31 %
30%
31 %
30%
31%
11,700
37% Jan
18
43% Jun
16
34% Jan
23
42% Aug 14
.—5
36%
37%
36
37
30%
37
3 6 Vis
37 %
36 Vz.
37
11,200
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
25 % Jun
27
—5
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22 Va
2 "m
22%
22
22 Vs.
22V4
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
i—5
26'A
20%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26 Va.
9
92% Dec
17
*96%
98 'A
97%
97%
18% Jun
371/2 Dec
20
19
19 VA
27
61% Apr
13
39%
93
28
105% Fop
23
19
93
19% Sep
34% Feb
16
100% Aug
Mar 21
2iy« Mar 19
22% July 29
27
59% Sep
45% Mar 14
102 % Jan
Feb
22
Dec
5
106
5
Dec
7 6 i/a Jan
July 20
101 Va Aug
28
23
123% Aug
Aug 29
183
July 22
154
Dec
10
179
147
Mar
132
Nov
30
153
90%
25
54% Jan
28
National
21% Mar 12
1,75
Nov
.100
Jan
Gas
National
9
31
7%
Mar 12
Jan
4
21
14
Feb
23
11% Jan
5
14% Sep
4
31
38% Dec
29
32% Feb
14
48% Oct
24
Lead
4
16»% Jan
20
Sep
10
National
Shares
25
14
42% Mar 25
64
Jan
20
77% Aug
17
National
Steel
4
331/4 Dec
28
87% Nov
5
National
Sugar
38% Jan
6
51 % Dec
47% Jan
23
96% D*c
28
National
Mar
21
1
77% Sep
29
20
New
25
36
b'c
13
Jh1I
3
National
'lea
12% Jun
9
7
Oct
15
9'A Apr
13
National
10% Dec
26
12% Oct
11
Nat
12% Feb
13
17
3
14% Feb
10% Apr
Jan
19
13% May 28
15% Jan
20
15% Apr
17% July
13>2 Dec
21
17% Mar 19
Neisner
37% Mar
31% Dec
14
39% July 30
Newberry Co
97 % Dec
75
13
33 % May
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
93
18
5% July
Dec
15
3
96
Jan
National
Mar 13
4
16% Apr
17% Sep
6
Feb
2
79
Nov
21
97 % Feb
14
19
8
Jun
20
125 % May
18
Mar
:%
26
41% Jan
78% Mar 30
50
23% Jan
33
22
23 Vb Nov
31% Jan
49% July 27
32 14 Nov
26% Sep
76
26
Dec
Jun~29
80% May 16
103
90
Mar 10
102% Jun
30
94
Jun
610
15
440
15
•
May 28
Sep
% Jan
7
137%
137%
137%
137%
*137%
139
137%
1
*12%
17%
17%
17%
75%
73 Va
74 %
72 Va
74
35%
3.6
36%
36%
36%
10
91 Vz
98%
94%
97
94 Vn
95%
92
94%
89 VA
94
46
47%
4 5'A
47 V*
37%
38
37%
38
Pa
48%
49%
47%
48%
47 %
48
37%
38
37%
38
x8%
9 Vn
*10%
10%
Co
Vz
14%
j
Fibre
7%
7%
*14%
14
1
*
1
No par
common
13%
33
*33
82
*80 Vz
York
Louis
Y
New Haven
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
12% Nov
27
30
Jan
3
Common
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
32 % Dec
26
64% J tin
3
Preferred
800
7%
14,400
16 34
14
13%
14
33 %
82
17
16%
RR
600
83
40
17
11,500
16%
*81
85
20
106
108
3,200
77
78%
77%
79
78 V
4
7 I
78
793,4
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
81
82
81
107
108
83
*80
107%
107 Va
7,700
2,200
26 %
26%
2 6'/a
25%
25%
26
33 %
3 4'A
33%
33%
33
33r'«
32
%
33 %
32 VB
33%
46,200
28%
28%
283'a
28%
28%
28%
28%
28:,4
27%
28 Va
23,300
15
*84%
85 Va
85
par
85
85
*84
85
par
*100
104
*99
103
*100
104
*100
104
*100
104
50
*351
440
*351
440
*351
440
*351
440
*351
40
440
L
Co
*84%
84 Va
84 Va
—
Hartford Co—
&
16 "4
16%
16%
17
16%
39%
41%
39%
41%
39%
16
40%
■
16 3 a
16
16%
5,900
40 %
37 Va
39 Va
5,400
48%
47 VB
47 Va
1,190
37%
16%
100
series A
39 Vis
48
—No par
•
5%
500
33%
83
17
16%
10%
14'A
33%
82%
82%
82
*13%
14 %
*33
82
200
34
'
*14
33 Vz
15
15
15%
*15
700
5
Co
common
Z No
preferred—i__No
Harlem
17
14 V'4
7 Va
24,800
LNo par
St
Dock
iton-cum
&
10%
*14 Va
7'A
33%
13%
13%
Vz
14 Va
7%
15 %
*15
15
14%
7%
80'A
New
Y
15
8%
lOi/a
14%
7%
8%
10%
«78
91
$5
*14
7%
6,800
8%
10%
108'/a
1
Brake
Central
N
14'A
7'A
8,100
10%
106
N
9
14
1.200
11,300
10%
*31
New York Air
17
*10%
82
3
July 25
10%
3,600
13,700
8%
107
30
Jan
10
%
106
33% May 18
&
9
36%
*80
47 % Jan
Chicago
38
8%
73
71'A
*36
10
Corp
33% Apr
York
15
37%
8%
8%
33
Electric System
1
Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
:
Mining
17%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
11
Jan
1,200
5,400
35%
29
.107
12%
45 Va
73'A
29
500
12%
44 Va
17%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
6
12%,
45%
35%
19
July 24
12%
44 VA
76%
Inc-
N
Sep
12%
45 %
17%
87% Nc\v
Y
12%
45 %
35 VA
England
New
12%
45%
75
10
100
12%
45%
No par
*80
Jersey
139
*137%
137%
12%
46%
46
_100
New
150
160 '/a
1
preferred
Newmont
159'A
159 %
1
(J J)
New
9,700
159 VA
109
159%
Corp
3%%
110 Va
111'A
-
Bros
30
108'/a
110
1
Nciii
15,900
96%
159%
Inc
Natomas Co
3
21,500
3.9%
95
159'A
Co
Vulcanized
5
104% Sep
101
July
69% Jan
400
Mar 29
8'A Mar
19'A
39
111%
Radiator
16
19
159 "A
5
Theatres
100
96%
108 VA
^
53% Nov
22,200
39%
159'A
No par
2,200
26%
97%
*95
19
39%
96 Va
5
common
6
6% Dec
18%.
39 %
*94 %
113
!
Co
(The)
30
11% Jan
19%
40
96%
100
CorpRef
Supply
s
39%
111%
Cast-No par
Corp.-
8% Dec
U
18%
*94
*158%
Corp
Steel
37% Jan
43
96%
5
.
Service
Jan
16% Apr
19 Va
40%
*95
98 Va
*96
22%
25%
*96%
110 %
common—1
&
33% Jan
18%
39%
1
No par
B
Linen
Malleable
98%
V8
100
Co
preferred
National
Natl
_io
common
preferred A
6%
156
11% Jun
58
Co
Gypsum Co
preferred
$4.50
23% Jan
9
Fuel
National
*96
■
V4
38
37%
37%
(7,000
1
i
21% Jun
2
■
58
Jun
21
26
45
Sep
8
34 Va Dec
4
91'A Mar
8
97
Nov
14
75 V'4 Npv
28
30
5
36% July 27
28% Dec
6
25% Apr
18
19
Nov
26
New
N
38
Oct
Jan
39% Mar 27
94
Mar
34% Feb
5
28
Y
York
$3.75
46%
49 VB
37%
38
Corp
100
*73%
com.No par
y29%
preferred
Niagara Mhk
Common
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
1
No par
Shipbuilding
Pwr
Corp
13/64
rights
1
69%
No" 29
85 Va Feb
23
3.40%
preferred
9
73
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
3.60%
preierred
3
78
Dec
31
98V4 Jan
9
3.90%
103 % Apr
14
82
D
11
Jan
16
4.10%
7
20% Jun
22
18% May 25
22 Va Aug
16
preierred
Niagara Share Corp
27% Mar 24
38% Jun
22
33 % Jan
43
13
Nopco
61% Sep
23
60 V« Jan
26% Feb
1
22% Nov
19
26 % FeD
7
38% Nov
29
49% Sep
7
16 Vn Jan
16
25 ',4 Oct
19
77% Dec
28
93% Jan
100
Mar 14
18 %Jun
48 % Jan
25
13
6
Aug.23
13 % Jan
6
87
Nov
92% May
101% Jan
19%
Juiy~27
91 %
May
85 % Jan
3
39% Jun
27
46% Apr
20
July 14
111% Dec
8
18% Sep
21
108 %
4
41
104
c
May
5
4
8
Sep 19
103
Aor
733 4 July 18
83
Jail
50% Aug
12
45
1
18 V4 Aug
&
Jan
8
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100 % Feb
9
92% May
7
37%
37%
78 Vb
79%
79%
30
29 Va
29%
is
7
32
OO
"
Northeast
A
13/64
*80%
81
29%
.
•
30
84
*80%
60
29 y4
29%
41,500
13/64
13/64
v'A
1,427,600
100
*71
76
71
71
*71
76
*72
74
76
76
75
75%
*74
76
*76
80
*76'A
78
500
79
80
80%
80%
*80
81
81
82
*82
83
240
-100
*85
86
86
86
*86
90
5
21
%
21%
21%
21%
2
37%
37 Va
37
37
25
69%
70%
70
70 %
25
x24%
24 %
*24
24a4
Ry
common
preferred
Capital
Ry
*85
85%
85%
71%
Gas
21%
21 %
22
22
22Va
2,500
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
36 'A
800
69 V
70 Va
69:t
70%
a
*24
24%
4
*24
70V4
69%
*24
243.,
24%
Co
38
38%
37 Va
38
373,,
383,,
363
,
33%
34 Va
37
23
23%
22 V'4
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22 Va
223/8
50
Co—__;
10
com
-
78
78
*77
52
52
106
51%
106
79
105
42
%
43
40%
42
5
16%
17
16%
17
75
Pacific Ry
(Minn)
Common
±
*73
52 %
100
5
-
110
21%
*36 %
1
Corp
Natural
85%
71%
1
Aviation
preferred
Northern
29aa
lOu
Central
5%%
78 Va
30
—100
Co
American
79 %
15/C4
__100
Northern States Pwr Co
16
86
47
.
_
Western
Adjustment
North
Northern
Apr
1
16% Oct
Norfolk
Northern
5
35% Oct
Chemical
8
Jun
t-
46-%
37 Va
x37
—
preierred
3
111
45%
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
106
52 Va
*106
%
79
78 %
53%
107
51%
105
78%
41%
4034
41
16%
17
16%
17
52%
52 V'4
200
2,500
70
13,200
106
210
39 Va
41
32,500
16%
17
7,400
*105
106
41
77
76%
53 %
6,000
110,900
%
—
\
72 Va Dec
17
91
Feb
21
$3.60
preferred
series
100
75
75
76
75'A
75%
76
76
77
77
440
103'A May 11
84
Dec
12
103
Jan
3
$4.10
preferred
series
100
*85%
87 "a
86%
87%
*86j4
87%
*87
87%
87
87
290
103
82
Dec
5
101
Va Jan
9
$4.08
preierred
100
*85
87
87
*85
87
*86
87
Dec
18
102% Jan
5
S4.ll
preferred
series
series
inn
*86
87%
87 Va
*86
87 Va
*86
87%
$4.16
preferred
series
100
*88
90
*88
90
*88
90
*88
Inc
__i
25%
26
25
25%
24%
10
17%
17%
16%
17 "A
Xl6%
25
22
22'A
22
22
X21%
2.5r
55
55
54%
55 Va
Jan
9
4
99 % Aug
29
103% Apr
20
84
85% Dec
18
22% Sep
16% Jan
26
39% Jan
10
21 V4 Jun
8
29% Jan
13
6
26%
1
1938 Jan
3
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
28% Jan
6
31% Feb
1
54
|Jun
Dec
7
14
Oct
7
20'A Oct
1
30
47*8 Jan
10
99 % July 25
63Va July 23
Northrop
Aircraft
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
common
preferred
Pharmacal
Co...
*85
37%
55
*86
87 Va
.
88
87 Va
130
10
90
90
90
26
25'A
25%
25
25%
21,600
16%
16 Va
16:,a
16'A
16%
7,600
21%
21%
21%
*21%
221,4
800
55 3
55 V
56%
55 Va
56 VA
2,200
4
a
21, 1957
Volume 185
Number 5605
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
ltB|«|«rPtlTllU
Year 1955
l«WMt
A
;
Range for
UvNI
HlfhMl
43% Jan
6
52 %
STOCKS
Year 1956
NEW
Highest
105% Sep 20
95% Jan £0
Aug
3
110% Sep 30
90% Dec
13
100% Apr
22
58% Aug 13
110% Jan
4
78
107
Dec
20
109
100
Jan
14
5
95
Dec
13
110
Jan
11
Nov '15
105% Sep 27
109
39
31% Jan 28
18% Jan 20
Jan
26
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
6
94% Jan
10
31% Jan
6
84% Oct
19
Jun
92% Dec
15% Dec
14
31
21
109% Feb 10
23
July 17
135
1
21
99
25
8
48
Nov
29
8
105
Nov
20
11
80% Dec
20
71 Vb
May 28
31
33% Feb 14
40% Feb
3
20
16% Dec
1
Ohio
1
14
3
5%
3
10
Jan
Nov
18
17% Nov
77
May
2
43
July 10
19% July 13
104
17
62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan
9
107 % Jan
9
Oklahoma
4%
&
Elec
Co
2
17
91
27
8.1
Conv preference
1951
98% Dec
6
Jan 27
106
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
35
* Mar 26
July
5
13
83
*96
98
97V4
97 %
96 Vb
96 V
*95
96
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible prefeired_I_100
jtJ.
6.25
Corp
I
.83'Ac
(The).:
*95
16 Vb
*16' b
*96
98 Vb
*95
97
50%
50%
4,900
98 Vz
98'/a
220
50
86
•84%
97'A
30
97%
*95
97
•
—
16 Vb
16%
16%
16
16'A
86
85
85
85
85
85
85
2.800
1
90
42 Vb
41'%
41%
41%
41%
38%
38 Vb
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 Vb
39%
39'A
17%
*17%
18'b
17%
17%
*17%
18 Va
*17%
18'A
97
*95
97
•94
96
20
27
13,500
*95
99
97
97
26%
26
26 Vb
26%
*95
26%
41
27
26%
41 Vb
27
40%
41%
26%
18,200
2,200
200
;
■:
13 Vb
50 Vb
13 Va
48%
49%
10934
110..
109%
13'/.
48%
1093
4
49 'A
109%
48'A
109
49%
109 Vb
48
48%
20,200
109%
1.400
12%
109%
13,900
13
13%
.88%
89
87
89
86
87
.43%
44
43%
4374
43'%
43 7 b
43%
44»%
43%
44 Vb
4,400
74%
74%
74 %
7534
74'A
75%
74%
75%
7,400 "
84%
82%
81%
ai'A
*79
16%
*16'%
16%
*16'A
163A
100
61 Va
59%
61%
7,800
74
.75%
*83%
*10:,a
86
;
13%
.
85
*'81 %
16%
16%
16%
*16%
65 Vb
63%
65
1
—6.25
59'.
60 Vb
58%
59 Vb
100
102%
102%
101%
102%
15
40%
40%
40
40 V
97
96
96
No par
a
9634
96%
86
17 Tb
__l
»
Corp
50 3 4
98 Va
*84',2
41%
No pur
;
Overlard Corp
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
16%
*85
50 Vb
*97 Vb
%
38
49 Vb
4%
curaul preferred
Oxfoird Paper Co common
$5 preferred
102% Jan
99
110-
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
9
50%
97'%
83'2
a
Oct
18
50 Vb
83 Va
8eiies__~100
July 11
51% May
50 7 a
98 Vb
16V»
Common
2
Outlet Co
Nov
50%
83%
85
Preferred 4.24% series
100
Oklahoma Natural Gas
7.50
OUn Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Shares
98%
16%
20
the Week
Jan.18
51
84'b
com—10
Friday
Jan. 17
85%
5
Bala* for
Thursday
98%
*95
PRICES
Jan. 16
97
...100
preferred
SALK
Wednesday
50 7 b
*83'b
ufo paj
Gas
Jan.15
100
Co—
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 14
IllOO
preferred series A
Oil
95% July 23
Nov 20
30
100
Otis Elevator
Outboard Marine
16% Sep 10
Nov
100
preferred
50% dirty 25
79% Dec 31
60
90
13
_I
,
59
Mar 14
26
29% July 16
Dec~22
■j
Jun
common
4.44%
preferred
Ohio Match Co common
Jun
34% Jan
Co
preferred
4.56%
47% Apr
97 % May 29
23% Jan
3
Monday
Par
preferred
3.90%
91
17
22
Sep
Jan
Feb
4.40%
3
13
~
47
16
34
Edison
4
22
July
18% Sep
112% Sep
57
94
Ohio
33% Jan
20
64% July
26
13% Jan
3
40% Sep
19% May
103% May
25% Apr
19
21% Sep
Aug
Dec
83 % Dec
30% Sep 26
100
Jan
49
LOW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
65
*94
62
a
12%
♦85
63
58
59
40
,
583 4
57 y4
101%
101%
♦40 Va
a
97
95
200
87
57%
102
40 V
*94
i2y4
*85'A
101 Vb
59
1013 4
13
87
40
81%
58
•
1
<
16,400
1013/4
41
39%
94
94
4,900
40,%,/.
95
]
A
t
1,700
80
Vb/
.
!
1
)
r
9% Oct
26
127/8 Mair 10
16% May 16
'
:
.2
:i
25% Nov
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
26% Nov
29
44%: Jun
9% Jan
*44% Mar 15
37% Jan
53
6
;
37% Jan 25
m% Jan
7
142% Mar 10
42
56
,
12
28% Nov 28
23% Feb
29
'
10
19% Jun
J
29
10
28% Nov 27
31% Oct 31
Aug 29
47
Aug
5
35% Nov 29
') Dec
15
,
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
6% Nov
16
12
Jan
26
22
Jun
2
30% Nov 29
122% Sep 28
128
2
Dec
26
6'/a Dec
5
16% Sep
Oct
28
16% Jan 27
16% Oct
5
40
Jan 16
53% Mar 28
Pacific
Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Coast
5%
Jan
6
Finance
12
Pacific
Jan
12
Pacific
9
Mar
9
21% Mar 20
40
Nov
29
13
53
Dec
3
86
31
103
Jan
27% Nov 29
36% Jan
3
47% May
29
5
Aug 27
34% Feb
9
51 %
Apr
12
40% Jan
23% Jun
4
10% Jan
6
17%
Sep~21
42% Dec
10
17
20
8
57% Apr
30% Jan
12% Jan
23
4% May 27
17% Dec
7'/a Jan
5
3% Oct
2
4% Jan
9% Jun
6
10% Sep
27% Sep
26
14% Jun
25
26
37
14% Jan
44
6
25% Jun
21
11
Oct
54% Feb
14
46% Jun 20
6% Mar 12
Jun
49%
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50 Va
49'/»
49%
9,600
37%
x37%
No par
37%
200
127%
128%
3,160
100
Tin Consolidated Corp_____l
Amer World Airways Inc..
1
132 %
132 »4
*131 %
134
131'%
132
132 V*
132 Vb
preferred
East
Pipe
No par
preferred
100
;
Paramount
Pictures Corp
1
p-rJc
Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co...
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
__2.50
Transportation
Patino Mines &
5%
No par
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
Peninsular
6%
17%
52%
54%
90
90
29%
29%
*41
43
47%
17%
41% Mar 14
10§
28
30
49% Feb
29
Dec
12
48% Jan
3
112% Mar
68
5
113% Apr
108 % Apr
20
25
91
Dec
19
109
6
30% Jun
13
21
Nev
29
28
2
103% July
22
Jan
43% Nov 26
92% Dec
27
Feb
Penna
Mar 29
28
53
Jun
16
17% Oct
28
11
Dec
17
19% Jan
13
14
22% Apr
33% Sep
11
29
16
21% Jun
27
31 % Jan
July 21
32% Oct
1
35% Feb
6
33
Dec
21
38
146
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
45% Jan
23
66 % Sep
Mar
4
147
Jan
26
168
Nov
3
64
Sep
12
96
24% July 25
6
45%
46%
25'A
25'%
16%
16 Vb
2,200
4 Vb
3%
3%
3%
4,700
11%
8,700
4
4%
12%
30%.
39%
39%
2
73% Feb
106% Jan
6% Nov 22
Ml
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
%
Jan
6
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
12% Jan
6
11
50
Jan
4
24
26% May 18
Pet
Dec
27
105
2
3% NOV 26
May 25
37% Feo
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
93% Oct
4
54% Jan
23
43
July 25
26 % Mar
35% Dec
10
19
7
20% Dec
10
115% Apr 19
102% May
2
96% Dec
28
84 % Dec
107% Apr
1
93
Dec
Mar 30
103
Dec
Jan
111
19
26
40% Mar 23
Phila
26% Mar 14
Electric Co
10
109% Jan
10
23
29% Nov
19
Dec
6
Dec
26
37 % Feb
21
48% Sep
19
39% Oct
1
85% Jun
14
93
Dec
16
78% Nov 27
6
92
Dec
30
3
36 % Mar 13
91
Feb
47
July 11
94% Mar 12
91
Mar
Pliilco
4%
5
15% Jan
16
96
8
3.9%
99% Mar 1.4
1
56% Dec
10
Phillips
8% Dec
31
12% Jan
18
Phoenix
5
40% Dec
17
59% Jan
3
6
104% Feb
14
89
Oct
9
6
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
May
102
Feb
15% Mar 14
1
70% May
28 Va July 25
158% Jan
-\b
I
31
162% Aug 31
28*% Sep
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
26
96
Apr
Dec
7
100
Apr
166% Aug 12
173
Jun X0
41% Dec
50% Nov
19
16% Jun
8
149
Dec
11
163 Vb Jan
16
140
170
92% Sep 23
8% May 16
30% Jan
Dec
21
Jan
69% Dec
17
Jan
10
96% Apr
74
8% Sep
10
24% Feb
9
39 % Dec
17
84% July 28
Oct
23
78
July "26
81% Dec
7
Jun
3
23% Nov
19
25
153% Dec
19
24% Mar 14
40 % Dec
7
150
Jan
3
10
6% Feb
3
84% Apr
$5
155
Feb
1
Dec
28
24
71%.Nov 19
Dec
31
90
Dec
13
Jun
25
16
Apr
20
35% Mar 18
30% Jan
23
40% Anr
6
19% Mar 15
25
19
22
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
19% Jan
21
Dec
132
24% Sep
8
45V2 Nov
15
55
26
12%, Jan
3
7% Dec
31
10% May
69% Dec
15
81
'May
19
63% Dec
27
74
2
47
Nov
23
37% Dec
10
15
43% Jun
28
Mar 21
89% Jan
6
71
Dec
31
49% July 25
40 % July 24
88% Mar 29
27
5
22% Doc
26
26% Jan
36% Nov
84
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
Aug
35% Nov 29
May
8
82% Dec
21
103% Feb
5
85% Dec
26
104
21
89% Dec
17
8
20%
21%
31,600
48%
600
95
*94 ~
95
95
18%.
18%
18'%
18%
18 Vb
18%
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
47%
48%
47%
48%
95
95
96
96
60%
58 VB
59%
36%
36%
21%
21%
100
99%
99%
*88%
90
100
*97
98%
100
*105
3
100
95
59%
No par
No par
__1
*94
106
26%
26%
17%
17%
68
68
42%
36%
*21%
36%
22
26%
12%
*96
49%
com
58%
58%
24%
24%
*90
42
42 %.
77
77
75
75
72
72
*72
75
•77
78
12%
12'A
}2%
•94% •-*08%
%
49
72
*9 Vb
9%
42 %
43 Vlt
43
43%
92
91
91
56
57 Vb
56
56'%
24%
24'%
24
24'%
*91
91
*87
91%
*90
*87
91'%
*89
44%
45 %
44 %
45
1
18%
18%
18%
13%
18%
18
*146
160
*146
160
100
*146
149%
*146
148%
"a
*146
148
♦146
1483%
"30
62
62'%
60
62%
5,500
83%
82%
82%
81
82 y8
7%
7
34%
36%
34%
34%
34 Vb
35
78 %
*78%
79' b
79'%
84
*83 Vb
84 %
*83'%
26'%
27%
*130
150
62'%
82%
*130
«
140
7%
7%
7%
4,900
2,500
34%
33%
34%
17,100
79'%
*78%
80
84%
*84
85
27
*130
27%
140
26%
27
•130%
20
140
5,800
69
68%
70%
68%
69%
66'%
•70«%
65%
67 Vb
97
98
98
99%
98%
99%
98
983%
95%
97%
2.50
15%
15 Vb
15%
15.%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15 Vb
1,300
5
35%
33%
35
35 %
35
35 V;»
34%
35
34%
34%
3,000
10
30 vb
31
29%
30%
30%
30 V,1
29'%
30
29%
29%
5,100
10
21%
22
22 V a
22%
22%
22'%
22 Vb
22%
22
22%
2
48 %
48%
47%
48%
47 %
47',,
46'%
47%
x46%
5
8 Vb
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
No par
*66 %
66 V b
66',..
65%
66
67
67%
160
40 %
40'%
40%
39%
40%
3,409
37 3%
38
38
38 Vb
75
Power
Co
Gamble
Industries Inc common
preferred
10
67
40
40%
*66%
67
40%
40%
37%
38%
*40
Co
preferred
25
37 Vb
38%
22'%
76%
77'%'
•22%
23%
160
22'%
*21%
22 %
22 Vb
*21%
*113%
114%
114%
•113 Va
114%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31'%
313%
31%
31%
16,300
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,000
87
87
87%
87%
250
90
*86 ya
88%
92
92 Va
92'/a
900
25%
4,400
66
*21'b
*113
22 V,
114%
*85%
87%
86%
86%
*86 Va
88'b
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
100
91
91 Va
91V4
91 %
91%
91%
*21 Va
*113
*86%
91
.10
25%
25%
25 V2
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25%
25
No par
65%
66
65%
66
65 V
65%
65
65%
64%
n
5,200
1,800
31%
87%
'The!
77
5,100
10,700
17,200
114%
100
Inc
22'%
9%
7,400
31%
*21 %
*112
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
*75
47
21,300
22%
4.18%
Oil
*7%
34'%
68 vb
1
preferred-
15
Pure
91%
63 %
10
150
91
146%
146
7%
*130
♦89
8,100
83
100
♦87
91%
2,600
7%
(The)
91
160
82%
26%
2,700
4,600
*146
7%
25%
24%
180
83%
78'%
56
23%
*146
7%
*82'%
60
55
160
*146
82%
26 %
100
3,400
18
1
83%
■
93
*90
17%
10
79%
1)6,200
18
62%
26
9Va
43%
17%
61 %
*78
50 Vb
443'4
65%
*82%
♦9'A
43
41%
63 VB
100
48 y4
100
45
2.50
100
9%
200
2,170
44%
Feb
5
*9%
91.
45%
87
51% Apr
12%
9%
com. 100
11,200
23,200
42%
77
45%
100
240
8,400
41%
*75
1
West
67'%
a
50
25%
*87
26%
163%
49'%
59 %
91%
16%
67
50
24%
90
16%
43%
92
26 »A
80
"10
106
68 V
98
59 vb
*90
•105
27%
*94%
92
*87
a
106
98
50%
340
90
98 '/a
*94%
92
No par
•89
98
9%
No par
26%
22 Vb
♦97
12%
2
Co
1
8,800
102
89%
Xl2%
10
Inc
27%
36'A
*21 Va
101
98 V
12%
43%
*91
*105
42
*9%
9%
89%
*97
106
26%
22
101
41%
42%
43%
43
106
36%
22
100
16%
75
51%
6,900
1,000
36'%
36%
22
100
*67%
*72
50%
363%
36%
21%
100
17'%
75
5
21,900
68 %
25
confmon
120
53%
16%
*72
98
47
953%
67 Va
100
*96
46'A
17%
77
41%
47%
60
95'A
70
*75
5,900
57 Vb
90
17 Vb
6,600
4%
96 Vb
98%
26%
183%
4*/a
58%
*89
*68 •
95
18'/a
57%
*97
106
95
4%
*95%
98%
*105
95"
18%
96'a
90
77
12%
47
47%
200
67
59%
90
*97
42
12%
4%
66%
53»a
101
*75
1
47
18
68
*95'%
*100
5
com
♦94
86
4
3,000
47 y4
86
37% Jan
200
169
21 V„
85%
11
34
168%
49'%
85%
41% Apr
800
*33%
20 Vb
*66%
100
Pullman
34
168 Vb
*48%
69
preferred
3
26,600
24
48'%
4.08%
29% July 25
2,500
13 Vb
24
21»%
16
74% Jan
57%
12%
24 Vb
48'%
*66'/«
27%
1
56
13'%
21
68
27%
3
58
48%
27 %
62% Oct
47,900
21 %
27%
22% Jan
180
21 Va
48%
par
27
98%
21%
21 VB
Virginia
Young & Ash pfd
Serv
74% Dec
370
98%
%
•66%
No par
cum
24% Nov 28
2,500
69
$1.40 div preference com__No
,
200
45'/a
49%
4.20% preferred
100
Pub Serv El Ss Gas common.No par
July 25
58 Vb
102%
22
26% Mar 14
35% Mar
45 yB
8,800
21%
4.16%
120
58'/a
102
600
*66%
22%.
10
24.
168
77
32% Jan
paee
*33%
*22
11
sep
34
169
*75
26% Dec
11
168
77
7
footnotes
*33%.
169
22
33% Apr
Oct
33%
33%
167
22
18
Fnr
24%
*75
29% Jan
32
12 %
24%
22%
5
9
57%
13 ',4
24%
75%
3
27
57%
12%
24%
38%
29
56% May
57%
13%
*24 VB
75
Dec
23% Dec
58%
13 Vb
24%
37%
Nov
No'"
57%
13 Vb
24%
*22
31
105
59%
12%
25
21% Dec
103% Nov 22
58%
100
108
;
21
Indiana—No par
14
105% Jul
99
21%
of
16
16
98%
21%
preferred
27
100% Feb
98:%
21 Va
preferred
26% OCt
Jur
98%
22
3%%
125% Sep
34% Nov
104
45%
101%
50
27
*48%
Public Serv Co of Colorado.
Public
59'%
45%
100%
4.32%
3
7
$4.75
*57.
VH
,
98%
5
Inc
Electric
&
Publlcfcer
45'
30
28% Jan
19% Mar
Procter
59 %
•26%
102%
21 %
34
Co
Potomac
1
37% Feb
Aug 10
45'A
101
98 Va
100
convertible
&
*56 %
22 Vh
169
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Poor
45%
98%
34
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Co
59
101
98%
169
guaranteed preferred
$3.50
45%
101
1
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh
*56
21%
100
convertible
Pittston
45%
100
100
Chem
&
98
%
_5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.
2
11
Mills
Pittsburgh
45
__100
Consolidation Coal Co
7%
58
99%
10
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
23% Mar 23
5
Oct
9
15,300
.
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
31
Dec
17,300
14VH
preferred
$4.80
Pitts
27
90
6
373%
14
Hosiery
PitneY-Bowes
4
92% Apr
35% May 14
36% Jan
29% Jan
80'A
36 ya
14
Petroleum
Pitts Coke &
23
13
96
6
20 % July 27
Dec
29
25% Jan
$4
10
37% Feb
22
79'A
38%
14
preferred
Pillsbury
4
13
i
21% Dec
5%
3
32% Feb
86
89
20
80'%
38%
14%
series preferred-
6
100% Sep
79%
38%
14 Vb
100
Phillips Jones Corp
Dec
6
80%
38 %
14 %
preferred
13% Apr
13
Jan
80%
38%
Philip Morrl's Inc confcnon
46% Oct
83
81%
14 Vb
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
61
84% Jan
80%
38 %
14%
Phila & Reading Corp
29
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
%
38%
14
preferred
Dec
17
83
37%.
preferred
4.68%
preferred
3
12% May 25
21% Jan
82 v.
1
4.3 %
17
•00% July
33% Jan
27
10
common
3.8%
64
6
27
12.50
4
16
30
26='%
Corp
24
4
10% Dec
46% Jan
27
26%
& Co Inc common—l
preferred (conv)__j__100
Feb
16
100
22
*26%
26%
100
Jan
22
95% May 13
*21'%
27
No par
102
Dec
22
2,400
22
100
Ry Co
106
97
22
100
39 '/a
33 %c
Phelps-Dodge
2nd
39 '/a
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Pfl.zer (Chas)
4%
397/a
300
*26%
preferred
Apr 17
7A% Mar 19
54
*21 %
Petroleum Corp of Amer.
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
107
30
*53%
26%
common
17
43% Jun
Dec
4%%
39%
11%
*29%
40
14
28
71
51% Oct
Co
39%
11%
29%
54
22
1
$1 conv preference com
4.4% preferred
31
82% July
1
12
7% Mar 12
Milk
39%
11%
29%
*53
27
Co.
13
Oct
Jan
Mar
22% Apr
3
39%
11%
*21 %
common
112% Jan
86% Dec
30
Jan
54
*26
Pepsi-Cola Co
54
30 Va
*53
50
& Eastern
20
11%
*29%
300
*26%
—100
Peoria
18% Oct
12%
30 %
53%
4
26
Peoples Drug Stores Inc;
Peoples Gas Light & Coke_
45% Nov
5
39%
*4
1
Aug 15
92
11
Sep 29
30%
*53
4
11,900
27
Corp
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
16% Oct
48% Nov
102
3%
12
46 Vb
26
Pennsylvania RR
Corp
preferred
60
7,600
43
16%
53%
,,
Penn-Tekas
*42
46%
53%
.
Jan
3
43
25%
30%
series preferred
$1.60
90
29 Vb
16%
12
Light com__.No par
preferred
4.40%
13
Oct
Sand
Power &
4%%
29
44% Oct
Glass
Penn
90
283%
No par
Corp*.
(The)
Corp
*42
53 Va
92'b
46
No par
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Pennroad
2
49% Dec
1
Jun
9
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
43
55
29
*25
22
23
19,200
♦42
28'b
17%
*21%
Nov
43
*90
b
47%
*26%
13
55 %
53%
92%
28 V
25%
25
30% Jan
56'%
28%
*16%
25
6
52%
*90
♦25
25
23
92%
17%
preferred
Nov
2,600
13,600
25%
preferred
Jun
6%
17%
47%
$1.30
15% Dec
6%
17'/a
17 Vb
$1.32
58
6%
17%
46%
13
38
631,
17%
25%
28% Mar 27
4
6%
17%
17%
__25
common
54%
29%
90
6%
17%
47%
29% Jan
Telep
6%
18
*132%
33%
25%
*25
No par
preferred
28%
*42
1
_
53
*90
__5
common
prior preferred
conv
6%
18%
133
*32%
Line—
Common
Parmelee
6%
18
24
May
3,700
32%
129
29% Feb
44
37 Vb
128
$1
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
37%
32%
128%
Penick & Ford
Jan
37%
33%
127%.
56% Nov 26
101
37%
*3234
127%
41% Mar 12
14
37%
33%
126'%
34
24% Mar 26
11
37'%
33%
127%
common
27
Oct
37%
*32%
127%
Teleg
21
26
300
49%
20% Dec
78% Nov 29
.
2,200
6
25% Nov
1,200
34
25% Jan
6
1,300
33'%
27
3
14%
25
34
22% Dec
29% May
25
14
25
34
Nov
106% Dec
*24%
34
37
11
25
34
8
Jan
14%
25
24%
34%
44% Mar
27% July 28
14%
24%
25%
33%
10
27% Mar 17
14 Va
25%
34%
36% Jan
82-
14 Vb
25
♦24%
100
4%
21
6
9
14%
25
25
No par
6%
26
14%
25
25
34%
Pacific
6
3
14%
25%
26
10
Corp
Pacific' Telep &
Pan
14%
25%
*25
.25
Mills
Jan
Dec
Corp—
Lighting
54
142% July 16
152% Feb
9
5
__25
Gas & Electric
Jan
44% Jun
104
i
:
Pacific
40
48% Dec
36
;
commoni_______i
Pacific
Panhandle
98% May 17
Co
preferred
43
'
43%
41%
43
4
42 %
42",4
41'%
42%
40%
42 Vi
150
5,200
24,200
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, January 21;* 1957
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18
5
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Feb
60y4Nov
12
Sep 28
Jan
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,
7
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Mar 8
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18% <Aug
6
26
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Dec
30% Apr
15
Jan
11
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31
41
54% Sep
6
May 10
4
3
27
16
18
16% Jan
13
31
4b
27
9% Feb
14
1
10% Jun
7% Mar 14
Oct
48
82
Jan
Jan
5% July 26
24
Revere
1c
Revlon
1
Rex a 11 Drug Co
/
Apr 28
70
26
Common
Sep 12
89% Jan
16
Preferred 3.60%
series
91
Dec
21
5
105 y4 Jan
11
Preferred 4.50%
Nov
84 % Apr
10
'
42 Va Aug
Riegel
18 va juo
29
23 % Jan
9
13 Va Dec
18
17% Mar 20
36% Sep
27
7
33% Jun
9
21 Va Jun 26
40 Va Jun
8
Jan
410
Dec
Oct
19
17
11
9% Jan
6
14% Sep
29
44% Dec
357
100
Jun
.
21
43% Dec
.
103% Mar
Feb
35
54%
34%
35 %
"35'4
23%
24
37 va Apr
9
362% Dec
19
510
Nov 28
105
21 Va May
18
JanTa
32% Dec
Oct
31
48% Jan
Sep
27
Apr
Jan
,
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26
2
16
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96'a
11
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5s
20%
6 Va
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6%
31
36 vs July 16
9
23
38% Apr
6
23
13% Apr
50% Feb
14
71% Dec
17
Nov
30
97%
126
103% jun 17
Jan
6
40
55
26
11
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Feb
112
27
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July 14
Dec
•
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Dec
,
13
24 % Dec
88% Jun
27
69% Dec
Aug 17
320 Va Apr
398
148
19 % Sep
17% Apr
38% Oct
13
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7
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2
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31
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9
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Industries Inc
Schering
Corp
Schick
78% jun 20
98
Feb 11
86% Mar 14
93% Oct! 19
77 V4 Dec
7
8
90
92% May it
78
107 >
13
33y4 Jan
6
101% Oct
40
Mar
Sep
,
"
Dec
33% Dec
75 Vb Max
29 ;
Scott
33
32%
3213
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29sa
29 %
30
29%
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29%
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21.
4
35
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16% Nov
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28;
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5
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6
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13
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1
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27
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16
17
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26
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5
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.
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11
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11
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6
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18% Nov 29
29
9
19% Jun 23
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
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21% Feb
7
17
23
28
,
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20% Jan
25
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33% Jan
27% Feb
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24
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18
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12% Jan 24
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15
3
33
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12
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17
54% July 25
45
Nov
21
64% July 27
19 y4 Jan
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7
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19% Mar
,
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7
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;
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6
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20% Jun
1
Southern Railway common
17
0
84
Dec
26
5
24% May 15
1
Mar 10
.
24% July
7
18
4
90
Aug 31
38
77%
Dec
7
98% Sep 16
16% Jun
2
Feb
8
17% Nov
27
May 28
(The)
29
Sep
14
103% Nov
14
96% Dec
31
10% Jan
5
17 y4 Nov
18
11% Dec
19
27
41% July 27
94 % Nov 22
20% Mar 4
4
28% July 19
July 11
16% Feb 11
21
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
18
6
24% Mar 20
29% Apr
105
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26
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6
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25
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34
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20
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8
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51
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18% Jan
3
61
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28% July 19
[
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4
30
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4%
31
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19
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27
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12
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3
July 19
31 % Feb 14
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33 % Nov 23
1
5
19% Mar 22
May
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59% Apr
13
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15
Aug 11
47
5
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33%
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14
20 y4 July li
4
53% Jan 23
28 % Nov 29
;
12
25% Apr
37% Jun
34% Jan
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16
41% July
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31
Oct 11
Radio Corp at America com_No par
87% Feb
15 Va Dec
7
47
80% Mar 32
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70 % Nov 27
1
33% Apr
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132
19
29% Dec 26
6%
20
133
33% ' 34
lThe),, common—5
Oats Co
Quaker
7
Jani l5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
' Feb
153
Nov 21
130
Tuesday
'Jan. 14
Par
EXCHANGE -•
35% Mar
May 28
31,
33% Sep 14
154
July is
31% Aug 1
30%m*r30
148
Mar 15
16% Jan • 6
•1% Jan
.*■
Rig h««t
v
Jan
Range for Year 1956 UVMI
1
flifJMrt
-
Monday
stock
nsw york
and
low
stocks
%
11%
30%-
17.00)
4.309
.
.
.4
Number 5605
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronich
.
NEW YORK
STOCK
Kan ire for PrtviNi
Range for
Highest
53 %
Juin~24
99
Aug 19
102
29
Mar 28
STOCK
4
Standard
Standard
Oil
of Indiana__
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
1001/4 Mar 23
28
Monday
Standard
Oil
of
Standard
Oil
of' Ohio
3%%
Oil
of
California
New
6.25
6
15% Dec
22
22% Feb
14
12% May 29
131/a Nov 21
15% Aug
17% Jan
3
11
43% Jan
65Dec
4
Starrett
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
511/2 Jan
19
81
Aug 15
Stauffer
131/2 Dec
28
15
Jan
Sterchi
50
Mar 30
36
13% Jan
4
Feb
23
,
251/2 Nov
28
31% Nov
20 %
14
27% Mar 12
7
Co
(The)
L
Chemical
Bros
Sterling
S
Drug
Inc
30% Oct
1
18% Jan
6
231/4 May 23
21% Aug 24
39 % Apr
3
16% Dec
31
21% Jan
4
11
22% Aug
8
Stokely-Van
23
4
21
26 Va Jan
6
33 % Dec
20% Sep
26
July 14
17% NOV
26
37% Dec
31
24
Storer
10% Feb
29
5
15% Jan
4
411% Jun
7
32
17% Aug 12
Jun
1
89
11
12 V* Jan
95
4
Dec
27
67»/4 Feb
11
21% Jan
6
5% Oct
Dec
70% Jan
31
15
22% Jan
23
1
22% Nov
7
28
32% May 11
751/2 May 17
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
22
740
Jan
6
18'A Feb
8
41% Nov
2
20
1,080 Dec
41
Nov
30 Vb
28
39
Feb
Dec
19
78
6% Dec
26
10% Mar
Nov
urelerred
5 Va %
2nd pit!
15
6
series
A
25
52
54
*86%
88%
*86%
88 %
*86%»
Corp
50 Vb July 26
Swift
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
July 26
81
Dec
26
8% Feb
9
9
99
7
May
Sweets Co of America
$4
7
&
(The)
87%
37%
17
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
15,600
17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
31,800
71%
72 Va
68 %
70
68
68
1,700
66
67
65 %
66
61
65
3,700
*13%
14
13%
13%
200
26%
26%
15,600
22%
10,100
33%
34%
2.300
preferred i
Gould
73%
68 %
13%
13%
*13%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
26%
22%
23%
22%
22%
x22 %
22 Va
22 %
22%
35%
35%
35'%
35%
35%
34%
35
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17 %
700
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,100
18%
18%
18%
18
18
Symington
26 /
14
35
*18
18%
18%
*18
■
.
39%
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
37%
26%
26
26 %
26
26%
25%
26
26
2(5
7%
7%
200
38%
26%
7%
15%
*87
7%
7%
7%
49%
7%
49
*48'A
48 'A
48%
16
15%
92
-
48%
15%
15%
88 %
48
15%
90
*87
7%
88%
*
48
15%
7
36,300
48 %
*87
1,800
16%
15%.
90
7,000
7'V
47%
16%
*87
'
4,600
21,000
90
10
77
78
77%
78
77%
78
77
Va
77%
77
77 '/a
26 %
1
27 Vb
26%'
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
*23 Vb
23'%
23 %
23%
1,800
38%
38%
3,400
68 Va
68%
1,700
7%
3,900
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
38%
,
38
Va
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
69
69 %
68%
69%
68%
69
68%
7%
1265
7%
7%
:1275
25
1280
24%
37%
37%
23 Va
7%
1295
;•
68%
7%
:1280
1265
38%
1
7
%
7%
1365
1320
24%
24%
25
24%
25%
5,100
37
37%
36%
36%
36%
37%
1,600
%
23'A
38%
39'A
38%
39 '
43 Vb
43%
42
43
83
82
83
82
12%
12%
12%
12 %
*18%
18%
*18VA
7%
17
8%
.,17'A
16%
17 VB
82%
83
12%
12%
12%
—9
*18',4
18%
1
7%
8%
17%
59'/a
60
39
910
24%
43%
44'A
1365
24%
23
40
40 "a
43%
3,800
18,800
37V4
*23 Va
40
7.50
,
7%
7%
1265
25-"4
4.16%
Talcott Inc (Jsmes—,
71 %
66%
38%
*
37 Vb
Corp
71
66
*13%
14
*18
1
14
200
72%
25
21% Nov
f
May 28
8
,67%
i.\
*23%
:
12'A Die
6,100
87%
16 7
17%
No par
Co
33,600
17
5
Co.
Paper
*86%
46%
1614
50
Steel
Sutherland
89
45%
16%'
Superior
55% May 10
6
54
2
9
62% Jun
53%
25
13
18
54%
10c
July
2
54%
30
Co__
Fed
July 28
55%
Superior Oil of California
Dec
17 VB May
54%
Sunshine Mining
42
25'
55%
4
38
10 "
55%
2
6
27
99,000
Dec
1,300
52 Vb Mar 16
11% Sep
41% Jan
57%
12.50
27 V4 Feb
17% Jan
57
1
series of '55
21
9% Sep 21
58
No par
Biscuits Inc
35% Nov 29
99
57%
No par
49"% Jun
26
58
1
common
Co
Sunshine
57^4
30 Va Apr
9
21% Jun
Corp
4 % '/>
Mar 22
940
Oil
58%
1
Sunia.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
6
34% Nov
8
Sun
6
40,300
57%
..I
$4.50 series A preferred..
27
59 Va
59%
1
Corp
Chemical
Sun
July 31
26% Jan
Co
Studebaker-Packard Carp
7
82
58%
58%
No par
Broadcasting
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
Mar 14
91% Apr
6V2 Jan
101V, Jun
prior preference
Sunbeam
6
66
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
Mar 30
44% Oct
Aug
Aug
15% Mar 15
23
30
80% Sep
271/4 Jun
50
8
13% May 28
105
251/a May 12
8 %■ Nov
19
Feb
60
1
common
Stone & Webster...
29 % Aug
29% July
5%
46%
59%
5
Inc
20 % Jan
46
60 %
15
Stewart-Warner Corp
Cainp
46%
59%
,
Pj & Co Inc
27
Oct
32
(J
31% May 28
22 % Feb
9
30
Aug 26
9
;
Stevens
45%
61%
„ri
2_5V
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.
17% Dec
16% Feb
19 Vb Jan
Sep
46%
59%
2C
38% Oct 21
5
45%
61%
5
6
Jan
46%
No par
;
ncw_____
29
23% Jan
Shares
18
61
10
24 % May 12
the Week
Friday
Jan.
1
Co
Stores Inc
Jan. 17
5
Standard
25
Bales far
Thursday
10
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner,Corp
40% May 26
FBIOBI
Jan. 16
100
common
25
IALB
Wednesday
7
preferred series A^
V2 Jan
2
Jan. 15
46%
25
Jersey.
16% Oct
8
Tuesday
Jan. 14
Par
Aug 14
65
May 28
88% Dec
YORK
LOW AND BIGW
EXCHANGE
581/4 May
48% Jan 23
491/2 Jan 31
50
NEW
Highest
43% Nov
42% May 18
Year 1956
Lowest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
(359)
.39
43 Vi
*82
Va
23
23
r
18% ;
23
*22%
23
200
38 %
38%
8,900
41%
42%
13,400
82
83
83
12%
%
12
12%
18 "A
18 '/a
%
18 %
*18'A
240
13,700
100
J
6% Dec
17
31
12% Jun
8
Feb
14
45
.
18% Dec
**t
,JT
.*•
"/May 16"
36% Oct 11
c i-
10% Oct
Dec .12
•44%. Jun 21
;
-.371/i OCt 3-1
V-
28% De6 v5-'
16% Jan 28
11% Jan
27
24Va Oct,40*
28% JUn
25% Jan
i6
28% Oct
37
11
11.
...
6
Dec
;81
9
Oct
19,
143
Oct
11
35
Oct
17
12
Jan
18
Jan
13% Jan
'
174 j
13
Dec
25% Nov
1
10
25%4 NOV
150
2
6
,
/
"
,c
/A/6% Dec 21 V
Nov 28
38%
i ''
1
v
15/%'Feb
6
Jun
43% Oct
19
is
153/4 Feb
'
,
100 Va Sep 27'
24
Jan-17,
.'35 Vb Dec
28% Dec-• 7
Jari
6
75% Dec 22
13.% Jan
3
18% July
„
48",a Jail
26
23
86
19/
.33
5
5
48
.v
19
/ Dec
-
Jan
3/4 Sep
J. 2
34% Oct
•
35 V2 Jun
8
16% Nov
20
24% July 13
11
28 V4 Jun
55% Dec
7
30% Oct
-9
28"% July
59
July
29'
25
53 % Feb
52
Mar 14
33% Apr- 14
59% Apr 14
Oct
1
36% Mar
49% Nov
21
62'/4 Mar
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
30
29'A Apr
,20% Jan
19
15% Apr
27
18
Jun
>Jan
19
46
25
52
Jun
.
51
Aug 26
24 %-Dec 16
15% Aug 16
60
46V4 Aug 17";
9% NOV
2
25% Nov '
2
2
18% Mar. 4
.
40% Mar 18
Jan
'33% Nov
10
% Apr 17 v
27
-Apr
Dec
64
14VBJan
Dec r 6
8
V 25% Oct
-
25 '
35% Jun
*
.
58 Va '
58'A
59V2
69% »
38%
31% I
58%
36 Va
38
„
31
1
30%
7%
7%
7%
5,900
16%
16%
17%
17,700
57%
17%/
17VA
"31 VA'
36%
36 Va
57 V
58%
58
58%
26,100
36
36%
34%
36 Va
28,900
30%
31 Va
25,400
17%
17%
31 VH
31 %
36 VA
36%
31
30%
17%
31%
58%
58 Va
32
*31%'
36%
37%
17%
17%
*31
-
31%
36 Va
37 Vt
-
58
a
1,900
12,400
--
400
11,900
•
...
Transaiherica Corp
2
Trans 'World Airlines Inc.,;—-——5
15
Tianswe & Williams Stccir—No par
23 *'• Trl-ConUhci tvl Cory common.
1
27
$2.70 preferred—
50
19'Truux-Truer Coal .Co- common.--!—1
26Preferred series A (conv)
50
12
Tung-SnJ Electric Co comnion_.—_l
13
4.30%, conv pieferml 1954 ser_.5G
12
20th Century Fox,Film.,
—1
11
Twin City-Rap.Transit cum—No par
7
5% conv prior preferred,
*,—50
18 ■
Twin Coach Co—
—1
15
TXL (Ml Corp'(The)w^
1
37%
18%
26%
27%
54%
•_
'•
-
30
*59
30
*
38%
39 Vt
39%
40%
12,500
20%
20 Va
20 %
20%
20%
20 Vi
20%
20,500
20%
21
20%
20%
1,100
4,200
18%
18%
*45%
72
*89/
24%
96
20%
18%
49%
*48%
8,900
3 2 VA
♦12
12%
*12
12%'
<
12%
12%
45%:
*45 Va
46 >A
11%
400
49
1
18
18VA
90
12 »A
300
12%
12%
1,700
45 Va
45 Va
160
2o
96 Vu
97%
1
72%,,
92
35'A
n
■36*,
i
'
90
§-
k^200
;
130
35 VA
9,500
25%
25%
25V1>
25:!4
3,200
95
96%
noya
94
95%
4,000
13 Vi
13%
13
13%
13%
47
%
45 Vb
46 Va
45%
46
37 Vt
37%
37 Va
37%
37 Vt
37%
15,600
18%
18%*
18 Vb
18"%
18 VB
18%
3,900
13%
37%
16%
18%
26
26%.
27%
46
Vb
26
26
26%
26
26
7,200
1,800
26%
2,500
27 »A '■
27'A
27'A
26%
27VB
29,200
55
54
54
54
54%
54 V
54%
700
30'A
27%
*54%
29 Va
30
30
29%
30
29%
3,400
*58
62
27 Vo
62
*58
29 VA
24Vb
9'/4
28 VA
*58
29%
29 Vb
55 V'4
*53 V4
25%
24%
16%
17
16%
52
*49
51
9%
29'A
*57
29 %t
55
61
.
29
291A
4,900
55
*531/4
25'A
24 Vi
*16%
17
17
17
*50
51
100
25 »A
*49%
22,900
900
4
29
50
9 VA
9V«
9j/B
9%
9%
2,700
29%
9 V
,#
a
28%
62
t%
29:!«
•
24%
17,.
*49'/a
•
24%
30
54
54
j
2o
*89
36 Va
llVa
no*
72
71%
V
92
35 Va
11 Va
*10%
72 Va
71 Va
13%
47%
10
29 Va
*
.*89-
37%
-
12%
11%
13%
*47
63
9%
28 %
8%
161
18 Vs
18%
49
4
12 VA
1
73
92
36%
26
'
36
37%
18%
:-26%
27 Va '
54%
30%
17
51
8%
*48%
49
'
46 Vi
*10%
IT'"
16%
*49
20%
20%'
-
'15(1
"
46%
30 VA
55V4
24Vb
8%
160
45%
13%
r
8%
159
*10%
12
13
20%
18Vs
49
11%
*'
*
18 Va
49
13%
23%
-
39%
8 3/8
160
49V1
12 %
*54
-
38%
20%
21%
21%
25
1 25V-t
96%
97%
13% -13%
48
48
-.
8%
159;«;,
39%
8»/4
*150
73
75
90
90
36% •' 36Va
—
8%
*154»/a
39 Vb
8%160.
39%
*10%
45% Apr 30
28/a Mar 21"
1
May 16
.
25
-
18
Nov
Nov
-
13
253/4 Dec 29
Mar 15
18
50
60
14
24% Feb
52
'
13
51% Nov
*'Jah 31
20
15
1
Feb
lu^/vAC 14
15
"Mar 29"
29'
18% Jan
Nov
28% Feb
5*
16
22% Oct
8%
*155
39
.
Thompson.(J R)—
,_li~1
Thompson Products Inc common.-3
~ Aft
preferred——_.—....iiOO
Tidewater Oil ;commpn_.-—_i.^<10
$1.20 preferred ....—...
—25
Tiiu'uc, iMMiei
No par
Toledo Edison Co (The),
--—5
Trane Co (The)
——2
47% Mar-26
27
22% Oct 28
-
80
62% Feb 17
37 % Mar *4
28 !»
104
2J%" Nov 27'
43 Va Nov
..
■
.Textron, lire
16
14 ; Jan
23
.13% Dec
Sub sharttictfs ex-distribution—1
,
..TeXas «&' Pacific lty Co/--/-——.100.
Texas Utilities-Co..—.
—No par
.
,
10% Dec
60 V2 Mar 24
105% May 10
26% Jan
^
11% Jun 20
••
*
U
43
28*
13% July 25- V 10% Jau 23 ^
i 44
47% July 25.
July 23*
v,
1
11% Jan
12% Jun 30-
.
9
0-
7%
16 VA
53 Va
58
SS'A
37%
30%
17%
*
8
7%
Puerile Luntl; Trust—
cotumoi)...—__.__50c
.
20%
29% Apr 16
$1,25 conv prefemtl.—1—No parr?
>20%
•22% July10 V- Thalciior uiass Mfg Go common—5
18%
.54%'-JUiy 10
$2.40 :conv preference-^.--—No par
••• *48'A
13% J uly 31:
The/Fair
J————No par *11%
14VaApr
4 '
Thel'ni(Ud-Co, CQmrapn¥..i_^_------.l "
13%
51'
Mar 28 * J % $2.50 convertible preferred——50* '
t 45%
-29% Apr
47-V Aug 21
/.7% Jan
,
'
42% July 27
20% Dec. 20.
July 12
«
10 % Jan
■182% May
'
19% Mar
53
28
NOV. 25
11% Mar 16
Texas Co
7
Texas
1
15 V4 Nov
Tennessee Corp....—
13
'
10
45
Dec
51/- Apr ' 4
*
23
20 % Oct
*
Jan
34% Feb
•
17
.
33'/a Oct VI'
•
V
.
,
______
Temco Aircraft Corp..;
12
69% May
<
-
TelAutograph Corp
.2.50
59%
J
25 "
59%
T-exas tiiilf Producing Co.—38
""38% Mar 26 .' Texas Oulf Su)pl)Hr..; ..a J.—No par
. 31% /32%
18% Dec 28
Texas Instruments Inc comrnoi)
1
17%
18
30 A Dec 14
•4.48'//cony preferred series A--25
31%
31%
45%May-17
Texas Pacific Coal.'# Oil-—
10
37Vi.
38%
62
•
53j/b Nov 29,
,"45%
s~25.
■'
;r
•
4'
15 % May
29'/a
30 Va
29%
30%
103,300
7
u
13 Va Jan
33'
-
May
6% Dec
6
16% Jun 19
.13% Feb
43 Vb Jun
28
20%. Nov
15
1
11
Jan
4
5% Nov
15
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
20
108 Va Mar 22
11.6% Sep / 6
31 Va dun 30
25% Dec
5
27
86 Va Oct " 3
92
Nov
98 Va Sep
12
45 Va Sep
26
'
92 Vu Dec
100
-
21
48V4 Sep
26
Nov
7
112
9
Jan
Vb Oct
18
93
Jan
July 27
29
91
Feb
15.
83 Vb Nov
30
104
Jan
10
7
Feb
52
Oct"
1
32 Va Jun
3
'74% Dec 22
1287A Dec 22
11
•• Oct
1
29
"
...
65% Apr
;
39% May
2
9
10% May 10
36
Apr
30
61% May 25
341/4 Jan
28
6
33 Va Sep
29
108 Va Feb
,
Elec
26%
112
22%
26%
26%
79
*76%
77 Va
76%
*85%
87 Va
*
30%
14
28% Apr
20
71% Mar 26
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
41 % D"C
27
62
4% Apr
1
9
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57%
56
29%
28%
29 %
28 Va
58%
30 "a
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29
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32
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32
32 Vb
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88%
87'A
88 Va
88'A
89 Va
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conv.-
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preferred
com—
■
28
$4.50
United
40
39
Board
Va
66 %
28%
38
,
28
90
Va
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30
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79
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57,800
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29 Va
32 *A
32
32%
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38 Ti»
84 Vt
87%
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112 Va
112%
112 Va
113
110 Va
39
38%
39 Va
39'A
40
38%
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27%
28
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65 Va
67
66%
120
56%
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150
158
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87 Va
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59
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20% Dec
48'A Jan
410
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67%
July 25
19,200
99 Va
79
21
57% Nov 28
26%
96 Va
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3
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97%
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21%
18
26%
26%
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81
96
17% Jan
26%
26%
97
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24
2,000
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20
Feb
16,600
22%
81
preferredj
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Zte Carton Corp.^—10
United Carbon Co__l—
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32% Apr
111%
22 Va
97
V'4
107
109 Vi
22%
*78
Union
33%
111%
22%
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57%
5,000
33 Va
81
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1,500
12,000
7 V#
110%
23
97
Preferred $3.50 series—>
14%
26%
6%
111%
*79
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23
110%
*22%
Preferred/$4 Aeries..——-No par
,
14%
25%
7 V*
34 Vb
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Preferred $3'.70 series^..:—No par
Preferred "$4J)(F series^-
-
14'A
26%
•
6%
3 4'A
34
'
23
113%
17
7
26%
34
33
110V2
113
18
20
23
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Dec
Dec
35%
112%
152
44% Dec
Nov
26
0%
22%
£ Muter la hi Corp.—10
Co. eopimon—x.,
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Chein
Union
14 »A
26 Va
0%
152
166
93"
112
No par
14%
25%
6%
—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd—100
United Air Lines Inc
*
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United Biscuit of America—No par
121% Dec
26
33%
Corp_6%
Carbon
14'/«
25%
Va
6
87
10
35% Jan
Paper
:
14%
25%
6%
0
23
22
15
&
14%
25%
Untied
44% Jan
27
-Bag-Camp
Union
■
17
Jan
25
49 Va July
Mar 15
103% Jun
Union
Union Carbide
0%
96 Va Dec
18
113%
14 Va
14%
25%
(The)——
Corp
Union
103 Vb Oct
113
1
5
Jan
.
11
' NOV
8Vb Dec
6
8133% July 17
28% Apr " 2.
30 V Jan,17
81
28
26% Jan
23
78
104 Va Mar 29
59
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7
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29
5
Jan
44
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31% Apr 26
113 ;
1
92
10
103%: Jan
v.
Underwood Corp..^—No par
Union Asbestos Ate Rubber Co—_—-ft
Udyllte
16% Mar 19
9
4
27%
<
13,400
3,300
200
155
113
1,500
39%
28
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96
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21
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21
65 %
66
65
65 Vb
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42
42
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2.000
96
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15,300
200
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United-Carr Fastener—
72 V» July 18
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
15% Feb
25
13 Vb Mar 14
51 Vs
Feb
2
6V4 Jan
12
Jan
6
11
78
7% Feb
4»/a Feb
9
73% Jan .23
82
20
7
6 % Jun
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
Jan
17
36% Dec
13
8
May
9
36% Oct 31
6'a
6%
6
Va
6 Va
6 Va
6%
8%
7%
7%
7%
8%
7%
8
34%
32 Vi
32 Va
33
16 VB
16%
16%
3 6%
15%
16%
13,200
47%
46%
47
46%
47 %
46%
47%
18,200
33 3b
33%
33%
33%
20.000
37%
37%
37%
37%
32%
33 Va
33%
33%
33 Vi
37"",,
37 Vi
37 Va
37'A
37 »A
6%
6 VB
14 Vb Dec
12
6
1% Dec
31
9
28 Vb Jan
23
Dec~29
64% Dec
29
Dec. 22
184 V2 Feb
15
19% Feb
27
22 Vb July 19
Dec
4
a
42
-■
14
19 V* Mar
15
49 Va Mar 16
•
NOV
22
Freight Co...
Gypsum Co common
U
1%
1%
1%
1%
6,400
35 Vi
35%
35 VB
35%
35
35 a,,
10,609
No par
4
27 Vb
27%
27 Vb
28
27%
28 %
6.800
57%
157
14%
.
35%
1%
58 %
160
14%
35%
1
16
16%
4%% ^preferred series A———50
44
44
Industries
Inc
15,700
36 %
preferred
loo
3 Hoffman Mach. eommon__82%e
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—50
S
900
8,000
15 V,
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U
14%
15
35
1 %
1%
44% July 20
Nov
15% Dec
S
14%
27%
U
S
6%
15%
36 Va
2
U
15
6 Vb
27 "a
1
181
15%
6
35%
Aug
77
3
&
6 'A
15
6%
27%
Feb
9
S
6 "a
15%
6
1
Park City Mines Co (The)__l
Foreign Securities^
29
15
—1
United
Dec
35
United Merclr & Mfrs Inc
U
52'A Nov
3
6%
14%
United Industrial Corp—
9
28 Va Oct 24
20% Aug
155
29
3% Mar 26
39 Va May
3,600
16
*3714
3
33
32%
15%
47
—10
4'A Aug
31%
32%
16%
Gas'Improvement Co—13 Vt
36 Va Dec
33 Vi
13,700
15,200
47 Va
Gas
23% Jun
30
6%
8
0%
47%
33
United
3
1,000
10,300
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6%
United
11
78 Vb
16 Vb
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit Co
6
4%
78 Vb
S
—..ft
United
7% Jan
4%
79
No par
Electric Coal Cos
16% Aug 20
Corp..—
5
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Va
(i
5
2% Jan
-
7%
—1
—
♦41
4%
5
79
Mar
27% Oct
5
42%
4%
*78%
Aug 14
27
40% Jan
42
5
4IV2 July 30
5% Nov
16%Mar
42
79
S3
1
Sep 26
5
35
8% Mar
12
41%
*78%
12
9
61%
5%
28% May 11
43% Dec
23
177
United
Corp (Del)
42%
79
«/t
33 Va
35 % Jan
Mar 14
5
United
2
18
United
6
60
42%
*78 %
United Dye & Chemical Corp coin__l
13% Jun
39% Mar
6% Aug
4
3
21
Mar 31
$3.50
May
30
17
United
Jan
38% Oct 27
22% Dec
Sep 26
34% Dec 14
30
3
—
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores coin__30e
conv.ertible. preferred
100
(Delaware)
Mar 21
4% Jan
common—
1%
56 Va
157
14%
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16
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1%
57%
157
15%
1%"
56 Vb
57%
15'A
15
35%
16%
35%
44%
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35%
15%
44
14%
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56 Va
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159
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57
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159
15 Vb
36
15%
46
1%
56%
♦157
14%
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15 Va
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57%
8.000
160
10
15
51.000
36
300
15 "A
46
9.600
200
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•
Salas far
<
8y« Jan
5
6l/s
36% Dec
11
22% Jan
17
25 y4 Nov
6
YORK
U
14
S
Lines
4% %
9% July 13
Co
15
23 Vs Jan
11
35 y4 Aug
1
61 % Dec
28
70
6
D
S
32 % Nov
29
51Tp July 18
U
S
93 % Sep
20
81% Dec
31
Sep
92
Dec
26
53% Dec
9
23
42% Nov
29
172 >/* Jun
23
142% Dec
26
Feb
1
17% Dec
2lVa Oct
17
19% Sep
17
U.
S.
Shoe
71% Sep
10
U
S
Smelting
11
66 y4 Jan
21
6
Jan
36
»4y2Mar21
110
19
39% Mar 14
Jan
97
18
157 y4 Jan
Sep
Jan
..
3%%
3% %
170
60 y2 Feb
18
56
Jan
4
11
70% Dec
1
58
Dec
28
69
23
73% Dec
62 V4 Sep
168% Nov
143
Nov
Dec
28
3
33% Dec
7
12% Jun
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
30
27
14% Apr
100% Jun
21
Jan
Feb
27
14 Vb Apr
17
10Vs. Jan
9
Dec
27
99
26
41V4 Feb
9
23
35
30 Vb Dec
6
30% Feb
3
May 4
Feb 18
27
170
20% Mar 15
31
Jan
23
91
Feb
159'/a Dec
77 y4 Nov
137
Dec
23% Dec
7
3
70
Dec
39
Apr
12
Feb
47'/a Apr
10
,19y4 Mar
•13% May 13
4
39%, Feb
8
47 ya Mar 15
127
Oct 14
10 Vb Apr
32% Jan
0% Jan
65V'4 July
133 y4 Jan
133y4 Jan
13
28% Nov
1
87 % Sep 12
33% Oct 11
130
-
Jun
122
94
•
Jan
j
7
146y2 Apr
Jan
~3
44% Dec
6
113% Dec
22
117 % Jun
13
100
Dec
27
i03y2 Aug 22
101
Feb
16
106 '«
37y4Jan
6
11
>
May 23
.
,
46% Jan
49% Nov 30
11'
*
6
May
28% Nov
9
10y4 Dec
26
14% Dec
33
-
:
Jan
30
27
4V4%
Utah
14
Dec
preferred
Pictures
preferred
& Light
Power
43%
44 7b
26,700
151
151 Va
151 Va
1,260
67%
149 Va
19
18
1.7
34
85
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*
com—1
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85
33
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150
150
-149
150
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25
71%
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25
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25
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71
24%1
47%
46%
47%.
13%
13%
33
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13
28%
28%
28:%
14%
13%
14%
12%
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13
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44
45 -V
44
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26%
•
78%
27%
78%
25%
23%
24 %
24
117%
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86
89
91
86
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15
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109
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43
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14%
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43%
:
40
24
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107% 108 %
89
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108
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91
117
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43%
44
44
107%
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91
117
118%
81
23%
24% >
5,200
26%
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81
23%
24
3,200
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26%
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81
58,200
4
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3,500
28%
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6,900
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s
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47%
45%
46%
28%
76%
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25
24%
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90
151
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24%
1,100
33
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71
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2
1,300
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33
153
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120
700
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15
56 Va
4
33 y4
1,400
86
13 Vb
•-
57
55%
57%
%
200
1,400
8
67b
*
15
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15
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2,800
14%
84»/a
6%
6%
48%
47%
13%
28%
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45%
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8
6%
17%
35
14'/a
8
8
57
24 7a
May 4
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Jan
3
Van Norman Industries Inc—_2.50
Apr
6
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
Nov 28
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6% "
Mar- 9
Vick pnemlcal Co
2.50
130
Feb
2
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
128
Feb 20
5% noncumulative preferred—100 \
34% Mar 26
Victor Chemical Works common—5
94y2 Apr 24
3Mi% preferred —
.•_
100
38% Apr 18
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
128
Jan
6
6% div partic preferred
100
47% July 26
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
116
Feb 13 ;
$5 preferred —
100
103
Feb 13
$4.04 preferred —————100
106
Mar 6'-% $4.20 preferred
———100
103 Va Feb 17
$4.12 preferred —_—
—100
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25
33% Jan 16 ' . . 6% preferred
:
25
~ 12% Dec 31 '
Vulcan Materials Co com
-I
14% Dec 27 '
5fc conv preferred —
—16
14%
33
"70 V*
Co——12.80
*14%
33%
24 %
100
35
14%
8
3,100
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84%
151 VA
17%
17%
17%
35
59
.
1148 %
156,100
64%.
151
152
149%
18
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14%
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400
67 Vb
67
84%
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678
600
3,700
60'A
59%
7%
7%
7%
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18%
60 JA
59%
14%
24%
14%
18%
60
65%
149%
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—
59%
67%
149'A
17%
34
20
95
18%
60
60
60
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6,400
87
61
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62%
62
150%
150
150
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150
150
com_No par
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45
60%
100
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95
44 Vb
18%
1
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95
45%
44 Va
45 3 4
62%
Corp
Leaf Tobacco
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500
85
95
66%
34
34%,
85
85
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33%
33%
85
'83 %
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16%
100
66 Va
34 %
*92 %
61 %
9,900
66 Vb
*653A
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18%
800
25
66%
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33%
66%
149%
8%
24%
66 %
34%
com„5l>
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24%
24%
25
24%
■
33 V4
55%
17%
37 V4
.12y4
58%
38y4 Feb
9.
12V4 Dec 21.
.
25%;Nov 21
:
,7
Jan
4
40% Dec 20
129
Feb
7 .
123
Sep 12
-25% Dec 26 82
Dec 28
4
21% Nov 13
*105'/a Dec 20
38Va Jan 10,
104
Dec 18'
'93
Oct 30
85
Dec 28*
87
Dec 31 V
-
51% Mar 29
7
Nov
33
37%'Jan
■
28
7
11
4
21
24
21
3
11
26
12
Mln
common
Stockyards
Universal
82 % Mar 29
24% Nov
35 Vb Oct
8 %
29% Mar 12
20
25%
noncumulative preferred—25
Universal
24
20
8%
66 V4
*
convertible^ preferred
No par
Wallpaper Inc com—„1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
6
167
8%
24%
$6
4
7
8%
United
15
Dec
65
Co
8%
United Stores $4.2C noncu 2nd pfd_5
3
26 Ve Aug
31
56% Mar
Tobacco
8%
10O
preferred
&
Corp common
preferred
United
Mar 23
10% Aug
Dec
10
S
35%
1
1st
Ref
preferred
7%
23
82
14
U
10
38
13% Dec
37 y4 Oct
16
34%
45%
Corp
Steel
7 %
20
7% Dec
2
9% Dec
91
S
35 %
5
common
noncum
7%
U
Co
preferred series A
preferred series B—
Rubber Co
8%
31
Jan
169
30
17
S
9
Mar
19% Jan
14
38% Aug
Mar 17
35%
51% Jan
23
19 Vb Aug 24
3
D
67% Mar 14
11
17% Jan
Playing Card
Plywood Corp common
34%
21,500
35
3 4'A
34 %
8%
10
5
10
1
100
100
:
Pipe & Foundry Co
2
Jan
40 V8 May 16
156% Mar 14
S
July 18
90% Mar
128
45 y4 Oct
61
U
Shares
Jan.18
33%
1
common
the Week
Friday
Jan.17
Jan. 16
Jan.15
.Par
.
preferred
Jun
16
75 »A Mar
3
44
Sep 12
14
9 J/4 Feb
28
Tuesday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlrbeit
Jan
19
NEW
Range for Year 195G
Year 1955
Lowes*
SALI
Wednesday
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
Preri©»a
Ran<e I or
PRICES
Thursday
>1,600
5,200
6,900
16%
w
*
19
12% Jan
3
15% Dec
27yf Jan
3
32% Nov 30
66% Apr
27
.7% Jan
6
*
16% Aug 31
106
■;
3
Oct 14
3
13y«Jun
5
10ys Jan
.
14
81% Sep
1.00% Aug 10
)
9
t24%Jan
15% Nov 15
:,y
74%;
13%
29%
64
12%
13*4
95Ms
IO'/b
85% Mar 35
74% Jan
42 y4
20
38% Dec
5
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31
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19
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6
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8
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17
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26
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1
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3
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12
20
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104
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29
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20
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6
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28
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3
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23
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19
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32%
100
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Wheeling Steel Corp common—10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
5V4% preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
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—5
Wilson & Co Inc common—No par
$4.25 preferred
i
No par
Wilson-Jones Co ——
—10
e Windsor Industries Inc
—10c
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
100
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10
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10
; Prior
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Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
1
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young (LA) Spring & Wire
5
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Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith Radio Corp_.
receivership,
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Consolidated Textile Co.
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48
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Wisconsin Public Service
Woodward Iron Co
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99%
216
98%
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159% Jan
,
24% July 10
36% Fab 27
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43
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
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61
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16
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:
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9
5
—
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67% Jan
99
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Western Pacific RR common_No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
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10
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69% Dec 31
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8
• 28% Feb 23
30
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20
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8
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100
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2
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5
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13
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Wayne Pump Co
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5
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67
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86
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4.8% preferred
50
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
5
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
100
4.20% preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
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13%
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78
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78
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Light Co—No
Washington Water Power——No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
14
:
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30
,
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38% Mar 23
37% Aug
8
22
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9
104
Warner-Lambert
9
40 V2 Jan
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13
Jun
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
29V4 Dee 26
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102
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9
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110
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1
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4
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6
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7 ••
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16% May 16
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Jan
32
Dec 12
Dec 17
July 6
Wabash BR 4%% preferred
100
Waldorf System —
No par
Walgreen Co
10
Walker (Hiram) G & W
No par
Walworth Co
2.5C
Ward Baking Co common
1
5%% preferred „r:
100
WardeJl Corp
1
1
Ward Industries Corp
1
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FOR WEEK
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
or
Sale frtss
Year 1956
Period
Sale Price
Bonds
Range for
Hold
Friday's
Year 1956
Bid & Asked
Stock Exchange
New York
No.
High
Low
LOW
High
uow
No.
Hiah
Low
Range for
Hold
Bid <& Asked
'Last
1
Bonds
or
Interest
BONDS
Friday'a
Week's Range
Friday
18
ENDED JANUARY
Week's Range
Last
RECORD
EXCHANGE BOND
YORK STOCK
NEW
Friday
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84
70
80
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16%
19
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168
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1972
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gold
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61
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1946
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%
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part paid 1968
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132
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7
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118
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June-Dec
^
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assented
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1965
due
Electric Power Co Ltd—
f 1952_
1952 extended to 1962
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132
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International
1930
75%
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.*
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10-year bonds
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75%
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May-Nov
4%s sinking fund 1973
Map-Not
German (Fedei;al Republic of)-— j
(Kingdom
Denmark
■1
ft 1# A
111
—
.
•
Number 56G5
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BON D g
York Stock
Georgia-Ry— ' I
mortgage' 4s series A
Central
of
First
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Interest
Exchangs
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RR Co
York
3Vis
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Central
New
Central
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.
First and refund
-
First
Jan-July
2020
1
Jan
3s
1974
*
•
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1st
91%
91%
91 %
97%
100%
108«/» 108%
108 %
123 %
Chicago
gold 4s
1989„
1990
111
•'i, First
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97'%
85
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92
,
1970—
A
B
1970-
30
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1970
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ref
81V*
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103'%
%
86
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90
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1981
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66
76
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85
1976
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(Germany) —
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Foods
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176% 176%
102%
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97'%
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87'%
90
91%
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inc
cum
85
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1966
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28
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88
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1976
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86
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96
86'%
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86
97%
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debentures
99'/*
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convertible
3%s
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228
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1st
97
83%
116% 118%
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103%
96'%
—
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April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
1959-
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debentures
subord
conv
General
128 V*
115
182
132'%
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4'%s
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A
73
General
106'%
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First
American
General
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79%
92
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conv
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.
103
105
4VI»s
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Gardner-Denver
104
89
77
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Worth &
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Jan-July
May-No?
1977
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refund
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1961
1972
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and
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55
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of New York—
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and
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87
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1982. Afur-Sept
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Jan-July
1, 2020
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East
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101%
99
93
June-Dec
71%
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
First
first
debentures
3 3%
98
82
■
10034 101
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3s sinking fund debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures '1999
2%s s f debentures 2001
First
3'%s series G 2000
Metallurgical
conv
2%s
91%
83'%
I
4%s
99'%
83'%
\
95
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Apr-Oct
3s series
Consolidated Edison
mtge
Firestone Tire
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mortgage
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income debs Jan
Fanstecl
101
913%
>
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—
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87%
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debs 1981
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conv
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Jan-July
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ser
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1983
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1st
1980
E
debs 1964
conv
SouLlr
&
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120
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1977-
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1979.^—
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27
Financial
Commercial and
The
Monday, January 21,1957
Chronicle
■.
(364)
YORK
NEW
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Slock
RANGDTFOK
Bonds
Range for
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Year 1956
Low
No.
High
aeries A 1981—Jon-July
Illinois
RR—
Central
May-Noo
3%s ser B 1979—-—^.May-Noc
3%s series C 1974
.May-Non
3%s series F 1984
Jon-July
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mortgage
Consol
mortgage
Consol
mortgage
1st mtge 3 Vis ser O 1980
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
High.
95
81 Vi
88%
86
87%
101
HA
100
101 Me
97 %
101 Va
92 Vi
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*,,
97
94
94
a
90
88
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101
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Feb-Auy
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
—Mar-Sept
—
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f debentures series A
s
101%
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95 Hi
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88
104%
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99
92%
96 Vi
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*88%
1st mortgage 3 His 1978
1st mortgage 3s 1980
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Jon-July
Jan-July
Jersey
Central Power & Light 2%s
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3%s
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1976
98%
99
Mar-Sept
Mor-Sept
1975
99.
24
96%
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1959__June-Dec
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82%
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100 V4
80%
0
94
95
94%
103
N
N
K
Kanawha & Mich
87
90 %
Kansas
85
95%
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June-Deo
1st mortgage 2His 1980,.
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3Vis series C 1984
;
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*83 %
0
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April-Ocl
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Jan-July
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1961
4Vis
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1961
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refunding 3s series M 1979
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refunding 3s series N 1977,,.
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&
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&
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1st
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1st
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3'As
series
refunding
ref
M
ref
Tel
2:'As
June-Dec
93%
87
84 Va
95%
95
85 VA
99%
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95%
84%
1985
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67%
68'A
19
s
debentures
89%
20
80
80'A
85'A
Pacific Western Oil
77%
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85
221
75
96'A
Consolidated
sinking
fund
4'As
1960
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94
104 HA
95%
General
4'As
63'A
77%
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5s
61
71%
General
4'As series
61
60%
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345
55%
68 %
General
mortgage
4%s
series
E
1984
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95%
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3'As
series
F
1985,
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67
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75
1
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98
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100
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1960
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series
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1974
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&
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100'A
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103
102
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1977
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1981
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1968
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series
series
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85
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June-Dec
1981,,^
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1983
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debentures
94
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86
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1978
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1970, .June-Dec
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1984
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86
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1976—
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June-Dec
64 %
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Products 2%s debs
debentures
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1981
71%
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1974
1986
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sub
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3s
73
93
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Chattanooga
mortgage
National
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St St Louis—
series B 1986
75%
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92%
debentures
N
Nashville
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93
67%
June-Dec
1986
62%
62
61
92
3 Vis
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2%s
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100
2%s
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Feb-Aug
1958__May-Nov
;
79
60
June-Dec
63 %
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gtd 3Vis 2000
Tel
debentures
B
82 %
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June-Dee
June-Dee
64%
1
Mar-Sept
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5
62%
1971
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44
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1970
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78
A
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ft
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79%
1990
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68%
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63%
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84
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issues
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76
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1st
41
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Aprii-Oct
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Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Reorganization
1974
3s
mortgage 2%s 1980—
First mortgage 3%s 1982—
1st mtge 3 'As 1985
First
—
—
■
Jan-July
.J^n-July
Jan-July
1978
91 HA
99% 100'A
100
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mortgage 3s 1979
102%
81%
108
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June-Dec
1962
75 VA
Feb-Aug
102 %
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91
86 Vi
1991—-May
1962
A
B
series
adjustment
62
89%
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series
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April-Ocl
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86 VA
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103%
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93
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debentures
1975
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1996
mortgage 2%s 1980
;
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96
St
,_Mor-Sept
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Jan-July
-
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183
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mortgage 2%s 1975
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63
161
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2
0
1975
mortgage 3%s 1969
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debentures
67 Vi
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mortgage
108
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subord
conv
3'As
12
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87
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gen
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A
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80
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mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
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145
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102
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Jan-July
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99
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1977
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1982
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.
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lstl»Ss<-fef mtge 3'As ser J 1982
—April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
95
—
94
—
*92'A
Corp of America—
conv
conv
97%
95
101%
-Jan-July
—.
debentures
A
assented
First and
101
64
148
103'A
*90
series
Virginia Electric
89 %
95
100'A
*—
.
Sons 2%s
&
67
91 y4
*95 %
sinking fund mtge series C 1951— June-Doc
Vanadium
99 3A
74%
4
92
Gen
1980
B
f debentures
s
Seagram
6 7'A
1989_Pan-july
cons
fund
assented
3'As
Co—
RR
series
80
May-Wot;
debentures
conv
Line
mtge 3s
79
1989
certificates Nov
England
3s
Seaboard Air
80
39 »A
92
104
81
28
84%
•83'A
91%
25 Va
.Mar-Sept
Participating ctfs 4%s
Ry—
gold 4s
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/bs B 1971_
Bcioto
8 3'A
73'A
149
1966- ■April-Oct
1972
Works
debs
3'As
159
91
*91
Jan-July
2022
May
i—Mar-Sep
Jan
23As
3'As assented series A
1947[
6'As sinking fund mtge series A
83%
80
_
95'A
121
42
1973-—-; .April-Oct
debs
1977
Vandalia RR consol
,__Mar-Nov
A
ser
f
s
America
of
157 '/4
Co—
certificates.
Second 4s inc bond
_
88
91
40>4
Map-Nov
186
88
i
1996_.Tan-,July
1980
B
ser
debs
bond
4s
gold 5s
88
April-Ocf
Francisco Ry
Bt Louis-Southwestern
Mar-Sepf
—
1996,
6s
1st mortgage 4s series A
A Second
mtge inc 4'/2s
5s
1971
104'A
90%
V
1976
Co
sinking
f
4'As
series A
135'A
94
94 Va
*88
June-Dec
Gas
3%s
Baguenay Power 3s
98'A
85
110'A
40%
1971—Map-Nov
1975_Aprii-Oct
1970
161%
94
90'A
99%
82
7
—June-Dec
6'As
147%
--
102
00%
—Map-Nov
178
148
—
--
■
82
■
85%
94 Va
2%s
147%
w
94 %
—June-Dec
1980
S Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
100
103%
■
__
April-Oct
1969
27/as
tr
debentures
33As
Corp—
3 lis series J
3%s
coll trust
186
—
95
94 »A
Co—
161%
186
114y4
84
82
*„
1985—Jan-July
1974
175'/a
May-Nov
4V2s series D 1977
General mortgage
Oil
Missouri
of
4'As
Car
Biscuit
4%s
99 %
*87
—
E
ser
Corp 2%s 1970-1mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
86
84%
May-Wot?
1955-1
Gs
&
3%s
1st
117%
84%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ADirect mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s
1952
—P—.
i A Consol mtge Gs 1953_
98%
100
21
97%
*110%
1983—
and
& coll
Tank
3%s
98
72 %
Feb-Aa®
99
87
96 'A
June-Dec
1968————
debentures
United
104%
91%
94%
April-Ocf
1946
99
Pacific RR—
United
fund mortgage
88
.
._Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991— .Mar-Sept
103'/4
94%
--
*91%
—
5s 2000—
mtge 3'As 1982—:
;
Oil of California 2%s debs
2%s
Rheinelbe Union—
7s sinking
Associated
Electric Co
Union
96%
91%
90 Va
1
94
Union
R
Rheem
M
debentures
mtge
1st
99
84%
95'/a
Corp of America 3y2s cpnv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
(R J)
gold
debentures
1st
208
87%
3s
138%
175'/4
__
*81%
__
Jan-July
94%
89
*83
96%
1970—AprtZ-Oct
1990—April-Oct
3%s series C
M
first
refund
and
f
s
Union
100'%
91
104%
—
91 Va
u
92
*164% 170
Jan-July
April-Ocf
———April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960—Jtme-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
100%
28
*106% 130
Radio
Reynolds
refund
Pacific
Water
United
debentures
95 Va
90
100
41
.
Q
100%
—
93%
__
Apr-Ocf
v
Oats 2%s
Quaker
refund M 3V4s series B
and
&
3'As
100
—
—
*91
1983--April-Ocf
05'.,
90
89
fAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
^Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
94
99% 100'/a
June-Dec
mortgage 3'/4S
1975
96 Va
95
DO
Map-Nov
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Tehn RR of New Orleans 3%s
93
an-July
2037__j;me-Bec-
8s
H\<JA
104'A
V2
Orleans RR—
First mortgage
mortgage 3s 1972__M«y-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979.J;nte-Dec
93
Texas
104%
89
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
and
First
Texas
98
100
98
__
refunding mortgage
refunding
102
Tide
%
refunding
debentures
101
108
♦
May-Nov
and
debentures
First
101
98
Co—
and
und
34
95
94
and
General
--
First
1st
96
94%
Mar-Sept
Low
100
a
Assn of St Louis—
and
Refund
1
First
3%s
5
93'A
93'A
and refunding mortgage 3',4s 19G8__Jan*
Julyand refunding mortgage 5s 2031... J
3'/2s
80
—
*100
First
First
Terminal RR
1
1963
Jan-July
-Jan-July
102%
lcar li)i>6
NO.
100%
DO7
May-Woe
6
100 »/8
*96 'A
89
*—
Jan-July
1973
May-Nov
1981
Gas
&
debentures
Mar-Sepf
1972
108%
80
Feb-At/p
jan-July
.
1984___
debentures
100
April-Oct
mtge 3Vis
1983
mortgage
2%s
Refund
Mar-Sept
1st
First
First
2%s
lane-Dec
1970
Co
10
June-Dec
1977
&
106
100'A 101'A
Feb-Aug
1986
Pipe
Elec Power
Potomac
Procter
D
%
IOOV2
99
Mar-Sept
1974
series
Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Swift
100
Ry—
1962
series C
90
Range for
Sold
Hioh
106 Va
April-Oct,
Ashtabula
B
Stauffer
100%
100 Va
3*/2s 1964..-May-Wot?
Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-JuZt/
Youngstown
general
First
99
93
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
104
Pittsburgh & West
Pittsburgh
92
98 %
Sale Prioa
High
83
100
1st mtge
Pittsburgh Consolidation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
3
Last
Period
104'A
1007/8
April-Ocf
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
104
April-Oct
3%s series E 1975
Low
BONDS
New York Stock
*100
Jane-Dec
1975
No.
94
8'A
RECORD
18
*100
May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
mgh
*100
9
BOND
JANUARY
Year 1956
*83
1957—May-Nov
I960—Feb-Aug
H
ENDED
Range for
Sold
"93
1996,.June-Dec
ser
Bonds
& Asked
94
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
r.njo
1964—_Feb-Aue
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972__.
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
79
93 '/a
Included
87
99 %
not
84
82%
not
year's
range,
n
the
in
the
included
in
the
Under-the-rule
A Bonds
96%
sale
d Ex-interest,
range,
not included
in
the
year's
e
Odd-lot
range,
r
sale
nol
Cash
said
year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
reported
as
being
in
bankruptcy,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales
4
year's
the
{Companies
148%
92 3
sale
§Negotiability
97 %
86
in
included
103
67
114%
delivery
Deferred
selling
receivership,
such
or
reorganized
under
Section
77
ti
companies.
being
transacted
during
current
week.
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Jan. 14 and ending Friday, Jan. 18.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the curient year.
In
the
following
extensive list we furnish
a
RANGE
rruiay
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A—
..1
Acme
Precision
..I
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Products
Inc
5
.19
common
Industries
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
1
Surpass Shoe Stores
*
Ainsworth Manufacturing common—5
page
5
33.
JANUARY
Friday
STOCKS
Sep
5%
Aug
Air
Associates
800
6 Va
Apr
9%
Dec
Air
Way
%
350
26 %
Dec
31
Feb
Ajax
6%
300
5%
Dec
10'/a Mar
10%
29
*
9%
7%
8
6
6
6%
2 Va
7.600
400
200
1,100
7%
1%
7 Ve
5%
Oct
Oct
Apr
Nov
9 %
Dec
Alabama
Alabama
Jan
Alabama
8 Va
Jan
Alan
Jan
5%
Inc
(N
Gas
m
Corp
Great
Power
Wood
week
beginning Monday,
security whether
every
4.20%
Steel
preferred
Co
preferred
for Week
Shares
3
47a
50c
50
100
10%
89'/4
Low
200
2,100
5
IB
160
Range for Year 1956
Hinh
Low
3214
Sales
Range
10%
2
Southern
cumulative
Week'e
of Prices
1
J)
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
10 Va
3%
Sale Price
Par
4%
10 "a
2%
Last
Hiyn
700
5%
the
include
J8
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1936
Low
Hlvh
9
Aero
see
Shares
9
Agnew
ENDED
for Week
6*8
Inc
Aeronca
footnotes
Range
28%
10%
WEEK
Sales
Week'e
ot Prices
Low
Par
FOR
for
to
IS
34
4,300
160
160
50
89 %
Jan
4%
Nov
%
Feb
17,200
32
89'4
9
35
10
30
31
7300
ICO
89
89
50
33'/4 May
162
88
Htyn
13% Mar
9%
1
Va
38 Va
Jan
182
Jun
Sep
Nov
May
Nov
1037/a
Feb
27
Oct
34 Va
Nov
86%
Oct
90
Dec
Monday, January 21,
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
1957
(366)
AMERICAN STOCK
—1
V—
ebare#-.
All American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Aigemene Kunstzljde N
Amer dep rets Amer
Fisher
8c
5%
4%
4 Va
3%
Corp—
*22%
Paper
•
-23
American
conv
American
Electronics
American
Hard
26%
Feb
57%
Dec
23%
800
22 %
Sep
2614
Nov
400
80
Dec
98%
Sep
23
American Natural
23
300
2214
Nov
26%
Feb
11%
11%
150
9%
Dec
13%
Jan
11%
12
700
8%
Dec
12
Jun
30 Va
Jan
49
I
"1%
2,300
1
25
61
Jan
80
American
American
13
13
13%
400
11'4
Jun
13%
Jun
40%
40%
1,200
25%
Feb
43%
Dec
20
21
30 '/a
29%
30%
1,600
27%
Jan
33V4 May
3314
33
33 %
700
10%
10%
1014
8,500
33
33%
500
31%
31 %
14%
1514
Tractor
17
2
I
2So
American Writing Paper common*—S
AMI Incorporated'
3
Amurex Oil Company class A
I
15%
17%
4%
-
22
■/
l7/a"
:
.""5%
Hi!
2
Jan
15
Get
Sep
16%
Apr
Oct
4%
Jan
Oct
16%
Feb
19% Mar
24%
Sep
7 % May
11%
9,200 *
Post
2
"1414
:4.7«
15%
Product#—:—:
3%
"A"
Nitrate
-900 *
13%
Feb
16%
Oct
17
Corp—
9
9%
8,300
9%
9
'
Nov
9" 7%
89'A
Appalachian Elec Power
Arkansas Fuel Gil Corp.
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co-
..
22%
34%
23
5%
•
Jan
Dec
>
414
Dec
14%
14%
15
4,800
13%
Dec
18
3914
1814
19%
2,800
17%
Nov
24
Inc
1
37%
35%
38%
10,500
19%
Jan
46%
814
814
Artists
Associate
Productions
Electric
American
Associated
Associate
Food
of
2%
2%
2%
2%
214
4'4
434
13,000
CI
A
Tel
(ex
Atlantic
Atlas
Coast
Jun
Commodore Hotel Inc
5%
Sep
1
•
45
45
100
45
Sep
Nov
4%
200
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Ayahlre Collieries Corp common
*
4
4
4
1
•
3
Automatic
•
400
3%
14
Feb
Class
Baker
Continental
Baldwin
Banco
Jan
20'/a
18%
21%
69,700
15%
300
14
Dec
18% July
16
16%
400
13
Jun
17%
Corp
2%
lo
3,900
3
2%
Banff
Oil
Ltd
Barcelona
Tr
50c
-
Light Ac Power Ltd
310
2!!}
Dec
3%
Oct
9% Mar
9%
Jan
Courtaulds
1,000
514
1014
11 %
87,400
16%
16%
17%
2,800
Oil Company
20c
12 %
12 "4
12'4
900
9
Feb
50c
3%
3%
3%
400
2%
Jan
(AS)
Bell
Ties
Telephone
Instrument
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Black
Inc
Starr
Blauner's
Bohack
Ac
prior
Co
cumulative
Brillo
48%
1,000
x45%
Jun
51%
13%
1.4(H)
12%
Dec
19% Mar
7%
500
Dec
10% Mar
250
10%
Feb
16%
600
6%
Feb
300
4 %
Dec
7%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14'4
15
4%
4
4
%
%
6
31
31
31%
90 "4
92
preferred_100
6
Apr
6%
6 %
6%
Atlantic
Sugar
11%
Dec
Cuban
Tobacco
Jan
Cuban-Venezuelan
8%
Jan
Curtis
Curtis
5%
Dec
Dec
47
Jan
90
Dec
102
5%
000
4%
Jan
214
5,500
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
8 V'4
9%
49,100
6%
Apr
8
Jan
7
6%
7
4,400
5%
Dec
9% Mar
•
26% Mar
•
common
Oil
American
2914
30 %
•
American
Sep
36% Mar
Get
34%
Jan
5114
Tobacco—
Co
•
48%
48%
Amer
dep
rets
ord
bearer
10#
714
dep
rets
ord
reg
10s
7%
7
49%
7%
Amer
British
rets
Petroleum
Co
Forman
Brown
—.
(E
Bruck
6%
serial
Die
&
Bunker Hill
Burma
American
6%
Oil
Jan
51
Jan
Aug
Jan
25%
Nov
2474
Apr
Dec
24%
Aug
6%
Nov
7%
Jan
13%
1
17%
1714
17%
6,900
18
1814
300
16%
%
1
Jun
10
1%
6%
6%
300
13%
13%
13%
900
12%
Dec
17Va Mar
22
221«
500
21%
Nov
34
22
%
1
.7
_
1014
9%
10%
3,600
Dec
1314
Feb
3
3
700
3
D°c
4% July
7%
714
300
7%
Jan
914
10%
1
uoc
10%
100
8%
Dec
to
11
Feb
Feb
10%
«14
8%
800
1
4 %
4%
514
1,700
1
18%
1814
1 87
it
1,300
16%
Oct
_2.5Q
Company
4% Mar
Sep
9%
Anr
1614
1614
16%
2,800
16
Nov
Jun
41s
• m
314 May
Nov
2114- Nov
-
2014 Mar
dep
rets
P)
shares__3s 6d
ord
%
1 V» May
Jnn
common
class A
19.000
4%
4%
4%
2,300
4%
Jun
6
514
4%
5%
800
4%
Dec
6%
25c
Inc
%
1
12%c
Son
Ac
Corporation
convertible
l7a
114
2 Va
10,800
"a
A
July
Jan
1%
Dec
4% May
6 y«
7.50
C 8c
C Super Corp
Cable Electric Products
Calgary
&
Edmonton
Eastern
California
$3.00
common-—50c
Ltd-
Camden
Fire
?or
Oil
Power.
__
14
_
50
50
&
Gas
1
Co
5
Insurance
footnotes
4%
27%
3%
preferred
Consol
•
Inc
preferred
$2.50
ofclvan
1%
iOo
Corp
Aviation
Electric
Nov
16 % July
37%
*
Jan
Dec
13%
Apr
Feb *.
1514
Aug
Sep
;
1.300
10 V4
1,200
5%
Dec
814
S
Dec
614- J an
% 500
5% > 5%
;
6 i
-
.2.700
6%
1%
1%
15,100
303'4
.,4150
87/e
9%
1,500
.314
'7%
Jan
4414 Mar
Nov
7
Oct
Dec
9%
,
Nov
17 % Mar
Nov
17
Sep
% May
3,20)
14
Nov
12%
13
500
13%
Dec
17
10%
103i
11
1,100
10%
Dec
1414 May
19%
19%
100
18%
Aug
21
514
514
900
414
Dec
8%
Jan
414
200
3
A
Nov
514
Jan
„
,
lit
334
Nov
6%
100
20
21%
2,400
25%
26
214
700
Dec.
4
9%
Apr
1014 Mar
17%
Jan
28
23
Nov
30 %
1%
2.150
11%
Dec
16
Aug
Jan
314 Mar
Dec
19
Mar
12%
18'4
425
5%
25.700
2%
Aug
Jan
18%
4%
514
14
17%
'13%
-
10,100
1314
Jan
20%
40
Sep
51% Mar
.
2G
20
23%
*
'/2c
vtc
Mar
Dec
6V4
1,200
21/4
2
Mar
95 7
Jan
36,200
93
—5
common
Oil
66 '4
7%
67/a
20
5;700
.6%
—
50o
—
•
Sep
.2%
Jan>*
%" Pec
1
37 'A
.8
4014
37
41%
200
2%
40.900
class
Co
1%
8%
Dec
Nov
July
4
Dec
100
Apr.
9% July
Feb
6%
214
2>4
2.50
4
A
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
914
Nov
14% May
see
nnee
73
*
1
114
9,900
1
4%
4%
500
4
Dec
27
3 >4
5%
27
Va
*
6
Jan
July
28%
3,900
19%
Jan
33%
Aug
3%
12.800
3 %
Sep
4%
9%
8% May
14%
15%
14%
12%
Jan
Day
Mines
13%
Feb
13%
14
4.300
46
46
200
15
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dcjay
Stores common
Dempster Investment Co
Dennison
2614
Mfg class A
debentures—
Gray Iron Foundry
414
Dec
7
Jan
26%
Feb
38
May
Oct
157
Jun
438
400
800
34
140
100
3%
1.500
ljft
1%
2
16%
17
Club Inc
1
17
Dec
Apr
8 % Mar
17%
Dec
10
May
Apr
2%
Jan
4
Dec
102.200
1.4
Dec
2
h Au8
1,700
14%
Oct
19
Aug
Ltd—
21S
—1
dep rets ord reg
(The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd—*_
L.
Dominion
14%
1414
"..9 n
10%.
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Coal
&
Ai
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Chemical
Co
Ltd
stock-
Co
__
Ltd*--_•
*.
—7.50
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
:
Draper Corp common
Drilling Ai Exploration Co
100
10,100
22 -
23 %4
12%
1234.
8%
,15%
37
1.800
;.
400
Nov
..
87s
Jan
20%
Aug
Jan
41 %
Aug
4%
Jan
r
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9%,
9%
10
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•
11%
Dec
July
18 5 4 July
34%
23%
___*
25
",17%
175
31 '4
(Allen B) Laboratories-!--
Jan-
Apr
Mar
37%
22%
5
1,600
50
..
6% July
36%
31
.Dec
21% Jun
Jun
28 %
28'4
28%
700
5%
4%
514
21,800
Jan
Oct
14%
Jan
44
v
2714
Jan
7214 May
27
~ Sep
3414 Mar
9%
.
1"
Common
23
Jan
31 14.
—
Dec
Jan
Sep
4%
10
10%
7%
23 %
1
18
Jan
12%
31 »/„
47/»
Dec
800
•
1
3%
Nov
534
200
1
;*
2%
14
17'4
III*
Co
Power Co.i.
15% '
37
32.50
500
•
18%
8%
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14
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22%
12%
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Harris
1014..
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Dominion
O 15
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American
Diverse^
DuMont
37
10%
Diners'
Duke
Apr
Jun
3%
25c
$2
214
10%
Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
Dec
3%
1
Oils
Co
114
1
Manufacturing
Devon-Palmer
Distillers
Jan
300
100
G'asket
Detroit
(The)
8%
1%
32%
*
common—
Detroit
<fc
4%
17
Dec
514
35
50c
1
1914 Mar
Dec
6%
32 %
„
10c
Dec
13%
4,900
114
1
^
:
1314
50
7%
4%
10
Nov
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Duro
Hosiery class B
common
Nov
iios
4
j
4%
2,200
•
7
Test
Corp. common
1
Duval Sulphur &, Potash Co__
•
Dynamics Corp of America—Hill
x3%
'37%
Jan
Dec
6%
Jan
Dec
9 %
Feb
107
1514
Nov
24
Jan
:
.1.090
32%
Oct
525s
Jun
10,200
5%
Nov
15%
Jan
16%
.
3%
:r%
37
38
*
c:%
614
6%
33 u,
3° 14
35%
po :
81
37
3714
8% Mar
Apr
52
5
Inc
500
14%
7
14%
1414
2.50
Inc
Jan
*
4(5
214
Nov
Brothers
Davidson
1
Mills
Davenport Hosiery
Durham
Calif
Feb
9
15
25o
Co
Manufacturing
Driver
Ltd—
(J
12%
26%
Doc
'
9
•
Lighting Inc common-
8%
3%
Dec
36%
32,900
9
...
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd
1 i"o
200
1814
10
Co
Corp
(The)
Mines
Burroughs
preferred
pro/erred
Machine
Buffalo-Eclipse
100
1
1714
•
S F Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
Budget Finance Jriuu common—
convertible
4(i%
%
47%
17%
2.50
common
B
Buell
Jan
Nov
1
j.
Mills Ltd class B
Co
46%
I
common
Bruce
60c
Jan
7%
IS
£1
reg
preferred
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7%
5
1,500
Ltd—
Distillers
cumulative
1%
•
common
dep rets ord
Brown Company common
m4%
Apr
6,#r. May
200
7 14
£1
ord reg
Power
American
Brown
13,300
Ltd—
dep
37 %
8% Mar
214
8%
British
Columbia
700
Oct
10 V'e May
-
Jan
8% Mar
Dec
2'A
Co
Celanese
-
3,900
2 %
Dec ;•
21
Jan
6% May
■
'-
Feb
100
6 %
common
American
*T2(n
-
9'%:
Apr-
6,,
,
10%
Dec
T%- Oct
12%
partic
common
6%
32%
Oil
1
—
f
Crystal Oil Ac Land Co common—.
*
$1.12 preferred
——
2.50
1
.
6,000
3°'4
_1
1
5
common
Cuban
20o
Inc_
British
British
Co
Nov
Light Ac Pwr ord—•
Works
Manufacturing Co
British
Drug
"A"
American
1
Gas
Intenxat'l
Cork
Cuban
1,100
70.
6%
5
7
100
6
•
Company Inc
Gear
Corp
Bridgeport
Dec
Crown
I
common
common
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
Crown
-•
class A
Inc
Foote
Jan
Dec
3
Ac
Co
Chemical
Bourjois
Brad
(S)
Oct
17%
12%
11,800
6%
>4
4%
25%
47%
6
90%
Nov
12 %
67/8
11%
4^
Jan
1%
,
11%
91
6%
6%
5%
20,300
r.4%
6,900
29%
9%.
6%
5%.
%
5%
1.600
15%
15
5
13%
5%
-
•
1814-Dec
%
,
Crowell-Collier Publishing Cq.
414 July
.;
(ord reg)—£1
common-.
600
l
Gorham
(H C)
5% ft
Borne
common
common
Blumenthal
Dec
Petroleum
700
-
61ft Aug-
Ltd—
American dep receipts
Creole
..
10% Oct
■
1
Corp
Beverage
5%
1
6 '/a
1,000
2%
34% .39
1114
"
•
•
1.50
14%
3%
Mar
-10%, Feb
Aug
14%
5%
2%
8% May.%
5%,"
<
28%
5o
<
1414
2%
v
300"
~
.
5-;
7-/b July
—
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5%
50o
Inc
2
•
__
•
14 '/a
common__25
Corp
Co
12%
-
1
Crowley Milner Ac Co—
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)—
1
■
6'/a
1
Canada
of
Belock
Dec
26% Mar
15 % May
July, .;
-
5 ;
6% Mar
c
rj
4%
"114
I
common
Shoe
Corp
Corporation
Bellanca
.
11%
Feb
10%
-150:
"9% *
'
6%
:
2•%
6%
?,34%
"15'/a
•
Co
'
Dec
1
Beau-Brummell
^9
-
•
—_—1
Corp
Reynolds common—
Ac
4%
5%
37
'
i
Dec
5
Gold
Inc
Cott
1
Inc
6%
"
1.25
preferred class A—
Aug
Steel Corp
Incorporated
Bearings
$1
4%
514
•
4%
25%'July.
non-voting_
Jan
Basic
Basin
B
1 ft
Barium
Beck
Class
Jan
2%
"
i; 3V„ Dec
2,200?
f
Inc—**— 10c
Ac Varnish
Coro
21,800
3 '4
.■
4%
Inc——10c
Industries
Cornucopia
Corroon
shares
Commercial
Paint
Sep
5%
Securities
Jan
.
10% Aug
Mar
Cooper-Jarrett Incj;**
——
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A votings
Aug
de los Andes—
American
4%
*
,
.
——10c
Inc—
Continental Uranium
15
21
Lines
Sep
I
1
Inc
common
Air
Nov
48
1
A
Industries
Baldwin Rubber
8%
: ":-l .TOO
.9%..',9%
Utilities!—.1*—1——1
Ac Smelt Ltd—*
10
Gas
Continental
Ac Gas—
Oil
*1-
28%-De<i.
•
"
Corp„—20c
Petroleum
Jan
B
Selburn
•25% Jan\„,
*
-4%
Continental Aviation Ac Engineering—_1
Cook
Ac
r
*
-4 %
Electrodynamics * Corp _——50o
Continental
*
Bailey
,1514- Jan, •
88
Apr .
Apr
'
Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated
Sep
17%
Jun
37
700
17%
1714
Apr
•
Consol
4% Mar
900
2%
Feb
-
Mining
Nov
5
2%
.
2 %
*
v.. %'_20jO ; —4 ;
i\ Dec ^
.; ,'.%
Y
;■? .17,•/«":. 7%.^. 24,200 w 314" Jan
1,000' "i - 17% Feb * i
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24% 126
goo
y 1614- Jan
-29 n-r.30.%;; 1-
•m
Royalty Oil—.——
2%
4%
2%
100
%7%
Cuban
Consolidated
4%
5
1
Inc
Products
75%
22%
1,000'
a.
"
•"
11% Dec
-
*
2314
23U
.-
,-"•714 Dec
M% Jan
.
Consolidated
6%
lOo
Inc-
Steel
13%
",79% ~'fei %;
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U
Apr
15%
%
2 III •l':' 32,'700
800^
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1 '
Oct
,7%Mar
6% Mar
50c
Jun
Nov
1
%
514: Dec
700
*5%'' 4
■
2!h
*
-—
Aug
Nov
8%
9
Mar
••
48% Oct
.
10
5
Dec
3%
5
8%
10 pesos
10
'22
Jxin
42
22%
3,200
4%
8
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
5%
;
Consol
May
7,900
23%
4%
Atlas
Devices
61
Nov
Mar
Sep
Mar
*
————1
Connelly Containers Inc
1% May
24,500
26%
23%
Atlas
Automatic
4214
Mar
95
Dec
8%
16
-100
43'Mar
Consol
1
8c
Mining
Feb
107
Dec
81%
700
Apr
83
'•>.
•
'
19%
19%
-
1
Dec
Nov
Community Public Service—
1,700
1%
l
6 : :Apr
14%, Aug
28
Development ordinary.
Colonial Sand Ac Stone Co
3%
Dec
Jan
•/ 23%-Dec'.-
Colon
Compo Shoe Machinery— Vtc ext to 19651**-*-*
1
Co
Line
Consolidated
Audio
Jun
Dec
96
Nov
65%
Aug
12% Apr
'"•'4% Mar
Nov
Apr
Aug
110
100
98
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3%
'9%
30
9
••'
9
24 %
Nov
Sep
.
,/400
Y
Jan
6
•
1,600
-
7% Mar
•'3 %
18,900.
68
67
5% Mar
Dec
16%
4,400
34.600
4%
4.14
Dec
4
*
4%.
;
Jan
414
..
300
„
Farm Equipment
Dec
dlv paid on
arrear
1 '53 Ac $41 on Dec 22
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Apr
%
*
vtci*^^-_i*
Caribbean Gila
Coastal
Tel—
&
$43
July
Apr
113
Cd-i—-I—*
Products
-
Apr
••"4514
13% '1314:
24%
25. '
13%
Co——**———*5
Hosiery
Aluminum
3%
'
13
Dec
5,500 "v,
41a
••
4 i'ii
.
ed—_*————L——1,
:i— _—1
2
1,200
4%
——,——5
5%
2
3,900
4%
1
.3A Sep
32Apr
-
Dec
7%
7 %
u-—-i--—10
V4
10
8% Feb
100
le
America—.
Associated Oil Sc Gas Co
Associated
Club
Cockshutt
-1
Inc
Stores
Laundries
21
reg
Dec
34%
23.14
21%
22
■
Clayton 8c Lambert- Manufacturing—_4
Industriesr—
rets
dep
'
Dec
Oct
105%
100
5%.
Manufacturing Co
Claussner
Apr
Assoc
1%
8%
20
■'
■
•5
5
Corporation.^——-_**—•__—1
Qlar.y
Apr
Jan
'
Apr
Jan "
1,000
105
•105
July
4%
7 Vb May
2
Nov
A Aug
Oil.Corp-;--*,-—— 1
Clark Controller
11% May
I
—2.50
1%
*
800
:
.
36%
34%
24%
fOV
City Auto Stamping CO———————*_8
108% Mar
Armstrong Rubber Co elase A
Aro Equipment Corp*--
~9
32 1.
,
Oct
'
Christiana
Clarostat
Dec
Feb
5
14,300
2 [Y
America—*—--2-50
common
————**—10
Co Ltd*—-—_——*-r—1..
Oil
1 0 7
24%' Mar
2% Aug
6% Jan
'
2t% Nov
26%
Chicaga Rivet Ac Machine
—-*—
Chief Consolidated Mining———'_i-_l
Dec
96%
28,100
1
~8 %
-
39% Sep
22%
1
10
pi'eference
Chesebrough-Ponds Iriq
Jan
110
Jun
1814
4,500
6
5%
2714
50.
96%
95%
.100
9014
15,900
37%
22
35'A
Arkansas Power 8c Light—
4.72% preferredArmour & Go warrants
J 30
%
14,500
i-%
-2
10
*~.-*
Cherry-Burrell .common
4% Nov
101,100
99
3.800
6%
Chamberlin Co of
Charter
23
1,500
2 1:1
.'.'f
Jan
>
Electric Co common
Charis Corp
Sep
2j,!"
preferred
100
Central Power Ac Light 4% pfd——100
Convertible
Oct
6%
July
"
Oct
US
3%
100
27
2614
3.50%
Century Investors Inc*
1914
4.500
4%
Mar
-
b'lV Sep
9i4 Feb
5THr Mar
,4,100.
,214
1^'
4
<•
5.50J
i'n
19 la".
1914
2 %
———1
—*
Castle (A M) At Co_.
-10
Catalin Corp of America
.—1
Cenco Corporation
1
Central Explorers Ltd _'—*—
—1
Central Illinois Secur Corp—:
—1.
Conv preference $1J0 series——_—•
Central Maine Power Co— i •»„% ' s. r ■»'
,;;'
Century
•
7
lii
(J W) Co common
Carter
14% May
Jan
•
1
414 ft pfd—100
Jan
Casco Products common—,.
Apr:
4
.2.40
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
1%
2s 6d
dep rets B ord
American
16% May
12%
'
15%
'
30 '4
23,100
%'
1
•
*
Ltd—
Apr
5,000...
-1514-
14%
'
Anglo-'Amer Exploration Ltd—
Cameras
Dec
5%
6
—5
1
pfd
Power As Light $5
7% Mar
Dec
1% Nov
,
'
-
Carolina
37
2 i«
common—„—5.50
Carnation Co
Nov
"6%
-1
Oil Producers Ltd vtc__
27%
514
2 0%
Petx-ofina
Canso
29
400
4 'A
Williston
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
Nov
.30%
f?!;r
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals
Sc
Canal-Randclph Corp
1
1
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc—-—
L.„
Canadian
Canadian
12%
u
1W
—■—-1
Marconi
Canadian
17,200
2714
5 i
1338
3014
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd—-1
Canada Bread Co Ltd
:
—
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
6 % ft
preference
!
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—.*
2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—.—.•
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
—10c
Jun
4%
4,000
•■'
36'A
4
w.
5 14
"5%
Oct
Nov"
11
'
400
~
———20e
Lead Mines Ltd—
21
22
**
Jan
13%
1,000
_
Nov
41
3.1%
11 Va
7,600
414
4'A
13*A July
31 Va
36,500
Corp
Aug
Feb
8%
Range for Year 1956
y.
12%
12%
———
34 %
27 Va Mar
-
50
14'%
1
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5ft
preferred
American
Anglo-Lautaro
Dec
40 V*.
A
Petroflna
Anchor
Dec
2% Aug
Jan
73%
pfd—21
6%
class
Inc
22%
•
Co
Gas
86
86V2
73%
!
American
Anacon
5.200
5414 "
~1%
Co :
Co
Meter
Dec
11%
1
21
—
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Jun
Jan
8% Mar
1
Inc
Rubber Co
American Maracalbo
6%
-100
%
1314
.
Jan
21%
12% Mar
100
Beverage common
American Book Co
American
6
D<?c
6'A
Dec
9%
200
12,000
Feb
5%
14
3% May
1
American
American
9%
22%
52%
*
pfd—11
(HI)
5ft
Filter
Air
7% May
8614
•
*
Industries common—s
Industries Inc
Ambrook
-
22%
100 ~
Manufacturing
Goods
Aluminum
Nov
.
America—
of
cumulative preferred
$3.75
Aluminum
314
8,000
21
53
Corp
(Mich) common
Co
Dec
2,200
6%
stock—1
20
Products
Aluminum
4%
1.4
9%
Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Jan
,414
~3%
3%
5% ft
convertible preferred
ContTol Co Inc.
Allied
91/a
12% Mar
Allied
Allied
Jan
900
5
44%
Dec
5%
4%
Nov
514
,8,500
5%
.10e
common
Allied Artists Pictures
Jan
26%
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
6%
Dec
Shares
'
P«~
1 .V
T,ov
3%
200
4
4
of Prices
gale Priee
Kxekaar*
fer Week
Range
Last
Year J()5(i
Sales
Week'*
Friday
JS^
American Steek
Range for
~
Hioh
Low
Fa*
Inc.
Airlines
UmU
EXCHANGE
ENDED JANCARY
Week
Share*
of Price*
Sale Priee
kMkufi
tor
Range
Last
STOCK!
Aaewrleaa IWek
IOR WEEK
RANGE
SalM
Week'*
Friday
5 %
500
27%
700
Nov
67 % Mar
44
Dec
55
4\l
25
Dec
Nov
Mar
Eastern
614 July
4%%
May
Eastern
30
Gas Ac
prior
Fuel
Assn
preferred—
Malleable
Iron
common
lo
100
25
11.4.99
-
•
37 74
Dec
299
77.
Oct
85 %
Apr
350
31%
Jan
39%
Nov
Number 5605
185
Volume
.
.
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.
Chronicle
(367)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Aatericwn Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Frlee
States
Corp
S6
Electronics
Share
&
1
of
Steel Corp
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Ero
Esquire Inc
Eureka
213
Mar
International
Breweries
Dec
197% Mar
International
Cigar
Metal
600
22
Nov
Oct
26
Jun
Nov
10% July
13 Apr
Intex
23
i<r
='8
lV,
3.300
26%
27%
17.100
16%
16%
200
11%
2 200
-■
10%
10%
3%
3%
14 VB
14'/a
16
96%
98
1
~9%
X9% xlOla
10c
3%
3%
41%
41%
pfd—_100
"Hoc
A
Jan
Feb
Iowa
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12
18
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4
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5%
4%
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900
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Dec
35
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4%
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10
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156 Va
44
43
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Dec
Nov
109
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Dec
103
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170
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177%
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125
41
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44%
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18
124 %
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10
27%
10%
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84
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common
107
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20
160
4
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3
87%
88
153
156 V*
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94
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88
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Jun
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6
102 Va Mar
series B..1U0
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31
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10
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National
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10
10
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31
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100
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53
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1
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40
14
5
:
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10
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12%
200
1
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TV
27 Va
50
29
31%
31%
5
common—
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States
137 Va
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preferred
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1121-7 it
l3/4 July
5% Dec
1%
5'/4
16%
1%
5
£1
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18
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Jan
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%
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cumulative
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18
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Jan
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preferred
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10
Mar
16
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Dec
1
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Aug
17%
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Jun
23
7.400
1,400
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-
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100
117
117
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4,700
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dividend
400
116
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7
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18% Aug
Feb
46%
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cumulative
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35
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24 %
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4
6
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10
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4.80%
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16%
15
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*
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Oct
10% Sep
10 V* Mar
10
350
15%
41%
15%
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800
common—
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2%
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s 1/4
2%
1
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Molybdenum Corp
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1,200
4,000
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6
v
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Jan
20 V*
Nov
4%
17,900
1
6% Mar
Dec
5Va
18
5%
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July
Jun
1,700
convertible
preferred..,.—50
of Canada
—*
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100
Feb
3%
4%
11
77
14 Vb
11%
4%
4%
11
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100
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16%
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dep rets ord reg———£1
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(Canada) capital stock—*
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500
8%
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non cum
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Jan
21
16%
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.—2.50
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5
2 Va
1,900
pref
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Midwest
Jan
11 Va
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common.TT_—5
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Mar
Nov
12%
10%
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States
Mid-West
Apr
48
Dec
83%
100
24
6%
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Dec
32
*
;
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22%
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12
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Feb
May
Jan
12%
—1
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Middle
Jun
3 %
3%
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Inc
Humble Oil
209
2 "it
2
..1
common
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&
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62% Aug
58%
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3
3%
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&
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Aug
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2
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55
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58
25c
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34
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3 J3 4
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Class
38
10c
common
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Home
38
..2.50
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Dec
5
A
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Holly
Holly
Jan
10%
—1
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common.!
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Co
&
22%
500
*
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Hercules Galion Products Inc
Higbie
2.3°9
11%
Sep
19%
13%
8 Va
Ltd
Co
&
Michigan
4% Apr
38% May
17% Mar
Jun
3
31
11%
100
100
pfd
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Electric
109
3%
3%
34
.14%
22%
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42
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preferred
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41%
11%
28 Va Mar
13%
10%
common
Peroleums
60
34
Sep
May
35
22%
1
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81
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;
12%
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18 V4
Jan
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23,200
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36 V« Mar
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&
Merrill
—
10c
common
14%
900
1501
1A
Jun
Feb
Jan
27%
1% July
5
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(A
83
84
*
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17 V*
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3
—
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25c
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100
17,000
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1
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Mining Co
300
3%
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2% May
1%
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6.100
3%
2
1
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25.500
—25
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel. Bishop Inc..
Jan
6%
1
MasseyrHarris-Ferguson
71,
2%
5
1
1
10
Harnischfeger Corp
22
10%
preferred
International
Marconi
12' it
2
Co
300
Mar
4%
106
3%
;
Michigan Sugar
6%
preferred
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Harbor
Dec
50c
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(The)
Public
Manslield.
Mar
4% Mar
Dec
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20
Jun
2% May
500
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10
*
Hammond
12%
6%
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Mangel Stores common
Manlschewitz
(The
B)
-
H
Hall
Nov
2,300
,~2%
2
Maine
28%
;
Dec
10
7,200
162
--
1%
*
|
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6% May
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Magna
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Jan
800
2.400
11'a
2%
Nov
7 Va
5
preferred
Feb
18
5
Corp
1114
5
B
$4.50
Feb
2V\ Mar
M
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&
Apr
6%
Dec
12
■
common
Jan
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A
9%
Dec
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17%
5
Inc.
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Jan
3
1
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22
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Class
Apr
2 %
24
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10
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Apr
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1
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5%
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Longines-Wittnauer Watcli Co
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Films
129 "2
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Grlesedieck
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;
700
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Communication
Co
Mar
1
University
cumulative,
10%
1.600
-
*
26
10a/.
2%
—.100
Geer Hydraulics
Grldoll Freehold Leases
8
Feb
33>/2c
common
Industrie?
Jan
>*
10%
*
preferred
Aug
26%
17%
5
Co
Petroleums
Nov
■.'fX
'
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*
76'
72%
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stock
5 V*
12,600
1
7%
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23%
5
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Jan
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17
94
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Refineries
9% May
Dec
90 Va
Nov
4%
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Sessions
Tourneau
Loblaw
;6A Aug
,
Nov
70,200
6%
2%
v
1
Ltd
common
10%
16%
Hi
Corp.
of Delaware
Realty
24
1,309
•
111
27/a
10
50
A
Extension
Inc
5%
Apr
15%
2.000
J2:,a
4
i
Nov
Feb
-
Salle
Litton
107% May
Dec
62.909.
%
6
12 Va
Jan
*
5
Inc
27/4
Dec
IVn
10%
2%
34
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—1—
19% July
Apr
4%
14%
"2%
Inc
Leonard
Aug
Sep.
91
614
Company
S
Lefcourt
Aug
6%
11%
13%
111
_—ftl
Co.
22
700
,
&
Lear
48% Mar
2,100
•
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Corp
La
Feb
1%
10
13
50
common
14a/8
.
16%'
.
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Rapids* Varnish
Jan
•
101%
9,200
32
i;
l
Gorham
Jan
*,.{
3,400
6%
Dec
2%
76 Va
7.50
Mines
Lamson
Mar
7%
Jun
4.750
5%
31
-
13%
"Mines
Co
k
13%
10%
Inc
Manufacturing
Shores
Liberal
75
13
6%
10
■,; L
Lamson
Le
Dec
2%
, .ii(
..,
1,400
11
2.50
—^
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Lanston Industries
May
18-
Dec
17%
:
95
:,>5P
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'■
■
32
1
B
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'•
11%
•
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1
>
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14
62,80.)
,--
Aug
900
5
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Consolidada
Lake
8V4 Aug
,2% May
L 3 % May
900
27%
1%
-
1%
5ft
10
Consolidated
Great Amer
20
..*
■
class
Goldfield
Gary
*.
500
13 'A
Goodman
Grand
113
700
■
■
95
...1
...
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8c
Co
La
Jan
Jun
Dec
1%
100
*
9%
2,000
2%
50c
"preferred
L'Aigloiv Apparel
34% Sep
Jun
-
3%
4,200
V-
18 '
"6%
.
■; 1 %
•
Corp.
Distillers
:
2.5'if
.1
ft
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27
.'
1.400
40%
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11%
2%
Products
Laclede-Christy
-
*17%. July
Jan
15
300
7 "a
17%
8''4
10%
1
COi
Minerals
,
Jun
9% May
^
'
20
Mines
common
40
.
18
.....
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Glenmore
—5
Apr
10%
.5
&
cumulative
8% Mar
»
:>7
^7% July
800
18'
-"•'*7%
£1
1
preferred
Yellowknife
Gilchrist
-
*2%
"
8'/4
25c
Kobacker
-
2%
18-
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preferred
Gilbert
Jan
3
ft 1.000
4%
2 %
:
Dec
pfd__10Q
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
July
"
2'a:'
4%
✓-6-ft Jan
-3% Feb
1,900
72
•
3,500
4
Co
137% July
b%
■
6
(D<?1)__.
145
Nov"
3-ft Nov.
10.300
30
5%
Corp
Klein
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
(I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp-
;
25
preferred,
Corporation..
Power, $5
'-$4.60
*
Ltd—
Corp
Stores
Georgia
*Nov
106
-*2,800
"4%;
5%
1
Inc......
Klrkland
•
■
Dec
Oil
•
Kingston
14% May
106%
com._l
American dep rets ord reg
General Fireprooflng common
General Indus
Enterprises
convertible
Jan
warrants:
„
5%
a%
16%
29%
4 %
~2
Co
Plywood
28%
Co
1
16%
-
"ft
Supply Corp
convertible
preferred
General
Sep
4%
Jan
124
.160
Co.
Electric
11V*
16,100
,5%
..
6%
Company.v
„10c
Kings .County Lighting common..:
•
8% Aug
Sep-
25%.
iV
1,700
common
&
(Walter)
Lakey
Buildefs-
5%
Oct
Dec
10% Mar
8%
15c
Co
Chemical
Kin-Ark
Jan
21%
,'
Kldde
63%-Mar
■*
50
23% Mar
Feb
7%
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!
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1
Gotp
10
it
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common.
General
r
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.
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-
4
3)8
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120
•
■
v
107
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Oct
Apr
'-4%
-
2,600
106 %
120 " "
ft_1.25
Inc
3%
v
106%-
Inc.!—_u._
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9%
x25% July
Apr
40% Dec
.
13,400
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-____'____£1
reg
19%
10 y«
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—
rets ord
Luxe
De
Fresnillo
t
.•••900
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>.
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% ,2W Oct
6% Dec
••1.100
44%
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Co
dep
Pitt
Fort
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non-voting.;—v—*.
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-
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43%
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3,100 5-
-
3%
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Ford
r
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Fitzslmmons
\
3%
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(M H)
Fiehman
1.300
l9%! 20%*-
-
Associfctioh> (Phlla) —^_L___„^.1.10 i i
Firth
7%,
Jan
1
& Company
Electric iV*%
Gas
Kawneer
7%
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Oils - Ltd——__r
i
——1
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Fargo
Fire
t
v
Ltd
Industries
Kaltman
2% Mar
17%
28 Va
K
8% Mar
Dec
Apr
24,600
1
Glass
Oils
45%
47%
10% Mar
8%
Chute
Feb
5
36 Ya Mar
45
pfd-_100
Dec
8
800
21
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Apr
4% Jan
9 %
45
Israel-American
Nov
9
1
3.90%
14'/a
9%
125% Mar
33'/3c
Co
Dec
x92%
Htgn
82% May
8% July
3.450
10c
Sep
.
"
"
Low
94%
5
Resistance Co
3
50
'
92%
•
A
-
10
2.000
Range for Year 1956
High
9
capital stock.*
Iron
Air
Shares
•
Industries
6,400
3%
92%
1
Royalty
Kawecki
(Max)
i
for Week
Eoto
5
Machinery
Public Service
Katz
Factor
Inc
4,500
3%
10%
——l
or
America
Fireman Manufacturing
Ironrite Inc
9%
.1
Ltd-
North
Company
Investors
18%
Dec
lo
—
Oil
29%
Dec
16
•
7%'
Nov
International
Aug
x25%
of
International Petroleifm
International Products
17% Jan
6%
16%
20c
Line common
Pipe
-7%
7 Va
1
com
——--
Corporation
Eureka
Dec
250
5c
1st
cum
24%
27%
America
8c
Forge
24 >4
1
common
Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp common.,
$2
convertible
preferred
6%
Insurance
1,800
5
common.
Corp
Corp
30%
1
Emery
Erie
24
1
Inc
El-Tronics
Par
Aug
Sales
Range
•f Prices
■ale Prlee
Htf*
47
Co
Week's
Last
International
int
Corporation class A
Elder Mines
Limited—
Bond
Friday
Exchange
Dec
29V4
30
Electrographic
18
American Stock
165
beneficial
Edo
Electric
JANUARY
ENDED
176
preferred
$2
High
1
of
WEEK
aiOCKS
Associates-
shares
Common
FOR
Range for Year 1056
series
Sugar
Eastern
Low
RANGE
Week
Shares
A_.
series B
preferred
preferred
$7
Prices
ol
p#»»
Eastern
Sales
for
common
1
—
4
Jun
Feb
4Vt May
36
July
51/* Sep
31
The
32
Chronicle . .. Monday, January 21,
and Financial
Commercial
(368)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
New
Bristol Oils Ltd
New
British Dominion Oil Ltd
New
Low
Chamberlain
-1
England Tel & Tel__
New
50c
Haven
Jersey
Park
<fo
New
York
2%
Dec
2jj| Sep
Schick
1,960
128%
Sep
147% Aug
Scullin
liif
%
%
%
3,200
%
Dec
2%
Feb
2%
2%
850
1 %
Dec
10%
Feb
1%
13,400
1%
Dec
7,800
38%
Feb
59
13%
Oct
22% Mar
lft
-1
1%
1%
43%
43%
46 %,
14%
14%
16
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20c
1%
1%
1%
2,600
20,200
1%
1%
IV2
10,600
2 %
"2%
"2 ft
2,100
13%
500
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Co
Superior
2,700
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1.
1
__
Co
common
New York & Honduras Rosario
13
13
*
New York Merchandise
Rim
Mines
—
334
Noma
._—1
534
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp_—
Norfolk Southern
.
Z10
■
—.10
Northeast
Airlines
North Penn
Northern
Pub
—.
Serv
Uranhun
pfd.—100
1
Ltd
Oceanic Oil Company
Ohio
Brass
_.
—
9%
2,800
"5 ft
'
90
174
1
1%
-
97
7,200
525
52%
92
•Gif
750
69%
Jan
200
5%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharcs-lOs
88
88
Overseas
1
24%.
24%
_i
3%
3%
—-1
:
*
:
3% Dec
5% Nov
13% D&
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.
14
675
•'
Singer
Singer
Amer
Slick
89% Mav
6%
'
1,200
81
Nov
900
23
Jan
3%
1,200
•
33% Sep
4% Dec
92
3%
Dec
*
31%
25
28%
29%
1.7O0
25 %
Dec
26%
26%
26%
400
25%
Dec
31%
Feb
_25
26%
25%
26%
Nov
28%
Jan
26
1,900
400
24%
25%
24
Nov
29%, Jan
redeemable
1st pfd series A
4;80%* redeemable 1st preferred
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redeemable
32%
_25
25%)
24%- 25%
400
23%
23%
23%
1,000
2234
25
preferred.25
redeemable 1st preferred.
25
Pacific Lighting $4^50 preferred
*~
$4.40 dividend, cum preferred—
*
$4.75 dividend preferred—,
*
$4.36 dividend preferredJ— ,*:
Pacific Northern Airlines
1
Pacific-Petroleums Ltd
1
2234
100
90
91
500
4.36%
90
•
86
87%
Pacific
Power <"te Light 5%
pfd-
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f
-
84-%-. 8434
2%
.
...
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180
95
10'8
12 %
Feb
Jan
Nov
83%
Dec
12%
Feb
Jan
11%
1
1%
%
Nov
53.200
4
4
4-*/«
17,200
Parker: Pen Co class. Ar:xft
Class B
-
Penn
Canada
Traffic
Ltd
Co
,
Peruvian Oils & Minerals..——4
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
Phillips Packing Co—_-
Governor
"4%
"i%
55%
58
19
.
50
Co
Iuc
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Public
4
Co
% '/•
6
Mines
Jan
2
NoV
500
10%
Feb
2.100
10%
4% Feb
Dec
Dec
26%
■
Jun "
2,800
7.100
12%
Ja n
18%
93%
93'%
94
750
87%
Nov
107%
Jail
77ii
Jan
2 ft May
6%
6%
800
6
Nov
5
-
Fob
July
1% Nov
6
2.600
22%
2%
5%
200
27»
Jun
7%
Feb
Jan
7
Sep
21%
200
8n«
v
Apr
25':;
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Jan
200
4%
4%
8.600
54%
250
16%
17%
1.300
%
%
ft
46,700
8%
7%
8ft
44,100
5%
Nov
1.400
14%
Jan
18' it Aug
1.600
9%
Dec
10%
.
4%
17
.lOc
1
60
59
—1
15%
15%
_»
9%
9 %
100
16
9%
53
Feb
3%
69
Nov
%
Mar
Dec
IV,
Feb
Oct
8ft
Jan
Feb,
88%
88' i
100
85
Dec
17%
1,600
16
Dec
16%
''17%
700
15%
104ft',
Jau
•
22July
20% May
Dec
*
Rapid Electrotype <Tlie> Co
1
31 %
Inc
Mining
to
Jan
Co
3
Ryan
15 % Mar
2,000
32
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Aeronautical
Ryan Consolidated
Ryerson & Haynes
30
Inc. class A
Class
B
common
Dec
1
Ilic
13%
13%
Co
29'4
1134
5
4
Co
Roofing
Oct
17%
10%
Dec
1634
24%
Jan
35
8
8%
8,300
6%
Dec
13'4
Apr
1.700
1'34
Nov
3 34
,)ft
Nov
Apr
Feb
-
Inc—
-10c
Jan
Feb
1
99%
'
-
.
„
—,
%
Feb
32,%
Nov
11%
Dec
Dec
2234
100
?0' i
Dee
22
18,500
5,800
700
34%
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Dec
400
34
1.600
3 34
1,100
434 Dec
4
4
5
34
Jim
33B
234
35 "a
4 34
5
12'4
1
297a May
Feb
18%
Dec
Aug
7% May
5% Jan
37% July
*
17 3 4
17%
10%
10
2.50
a
9 34
18%
.
56% July
Jan
4934 Mar
2%
23«
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True
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9%.
700
2034
100
15
15)4
3,300
23
23%
800
1
23
——
4 74
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Ltd
85 "a
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5'7
4%%
series. 20
series .20
—
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—
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^
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Jan
18%
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Cuban
16%
Nov
Apr
24 %
Nov
16 V*
6 % Mar
nr
Jun
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Jan
101
Nov
1
5)4
87%
8734
125
2%
2'ft
5,000
234
Feb
3%
8%
834
9
400
4 34
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10'a
1,300
334
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6%
434
84
9%
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Nov
3)4
3)4
4
234
2%
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24,300
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2%
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24,300
l
i
11)4
4
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11
iii
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Aug
Dec
Apr
July
5
Jan
Jan
Jan
102
134 Mar
ui
4
Aug
Apr
Elastic
Milk
Molasses
Dec
Juu
United
24%
Xl8
Dec
Apr
22% Mar.
18
Nov
21'ft
Feb
4 34
900
3
Feb
14
39,700
9)4
Jan
13% July
29'ft
Feb
40
--
30)4
Dec
3434
Apr
8
Mar
—
--
6
6 %
—4
1
—
5
%
6%
66
9
6)4
2,500
July
Dec
5
5)4 Mar
734
Oct
1,300
46%
Jan
643 4
Dec
100
7
83a
Feb
1034
Sep
26°4 Mar
12,400
06%
9
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Profit
Preferred
Corp
Co
6%
6,900
5
July
63 \
7)4
4
10c
12,000
Nov
1%
1 %
1%
52,500
32%
327a
700
—
—
common
-
100
.225
205
1%
-10
Machinery
common
205
1%
13
206
Corplft!,
Jan
Apr
6%
Aug
30
202
Sep
1
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200
41%
42%
35%
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1.2%
100
1 %
1%
11,700
4,200
420
"
1%.
8
13,600
35%
10c
Dec
1%
41%
.—1
'
Aug
37
Jun
14%
-25
common
Jan
Feb
30 5 a
in
_25
—
Conditioning
8
43a
10s
& Canal,
'
Sharing common
714
41s
^
ft
Ltd—
RR
T(nited Specialties
Air
6' '#
6%
32%
111™
preferred
Shoe
Jun
(i V,
1
—
Inc_____:
Products
N J
23
50c
common.
Corp
dep rets ord registered
10%
U. S
5
66%
Omaha...!
Products
United
Jan
of
Oil
United
11%
Dec
Jan
—
Aircraft
Asbestos
United
10%
--
Aug
12
23«
4,100
Feb
20%
8734
•-
_
United
Feb
200
10c
_
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Yards
United
Oct
18%
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Corp..-!
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5)4
•
—
of
Union
73o
19%
18)4
Co
Union
200
20
—
500
Jan
Jan
14
253s
478
1
I—,
warrants—!
Corp
Management
Union
United
preferred 4.40%
Dec
1134
-1.25
Unexcelled Chemical
1.400
18%
—
86
8)4
434
Dec
5/, May
.
86
2
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9%
5,900
5.600
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11%
Dec
234
20 3«
preferred:
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Jan
23) a
-70c
Edison 4%%
Dec
93
27 'ft
9)4
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Empire Oils
United
17 >4
.
7,900
Amer
United
6% July
6%
^
1,700
44
20%
-
Jan
38'4
4 V#
.
44%
Dec
16%
2,000
3'ft
.,
43'4
41
a.—
Feb
Nov
3
.»
134
41
.10
Trans
3 %
37,200 v' r-
-25c
._
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Apr
8%
1
43 34
1
70%
...
2%
Jan
July
*
Apr
,t
8
ft
Realty & Construction——1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered-—£1
Oil
Jan
12
900
1,000
Dec
t,
200
133«
29 '/2
13%
1
preferred..-
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13 "2
13
29
13%
Dec
■
13%
61V,
34
20%
Feb
293'a
Dec
44
334
Sep
Dec
60
7
Feb
42%
33#
18%
2,500'
5
—
Jan
17% July
51% Jun
18
Jan
83i
Mining of Nevada .——7. —1
Cavibbean Airways class A- —10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc—
—1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
-50c
25
1,000
4%
Dec
10%
700
11
Nov
33a
Tonopali
Aug
Nov
Feb
96,100
Trans
2
1834
Dec
3:Vi
1334
334
Corp,
Thorofare Markets
Sep
1,500
1334
4134
Feb
6)4 May
Nov
3
3
—
common
Thompson-Starett
Jan
2%
900
Sep
19'4
Jan,. ■Lf:
-9
Nov
22
834 Aug
common
Chemical
Apr
2'ft.
200 ft.
137«
33% Mar
3174
fti33« Oct
3%
534 Jan
,.
Jan
III 5
Shovel
Amer
preferred
5,00(1
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Thiokol
2%
22V4
43)4
1
-
*>•>»
»,
700
74
1%
28%
11
1
Petroleum
low
'.
2%
31%
13%
1
bnr
Jan
434
59
2'ft
1734
74
Jan
Dec
7,700
2)4
Feb
793 a
32%
—25c
D«:
150
3034
—.1
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84 3 4
3 ft.1/ 334 Mar
Jun
—
1 %
81 %
234: Dec
2%'" Oct
29
1.900
Toledo
8434
,
8,700
6 V,
21%
Jan
.
:
!
3,800
.100
,
—
100
2%
ft;
3%
30%
"
57a
100
5
2:%
2%
Oil Corporation—
Calgary Co_-—^ft-ft
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd,
8.700
300
July
71!
common—-
Texam
■!'.
4,100
Jan
15
.
16% May
„5
Texas
1%
3
18
Feb
3
31.
5
23%
2%
Oct
30'%
3%
1
common-
Technicolor
1%.
4%
1434
1274
2,000
—
Corp
Electric Co
Tampa
'U
3
Jan
Nov
100
100
300
4 V#
23%
377«
1834
1634
14%
16%
587«
Toklan
1.000
Oct
37i»
Jan
23,400
r
56%
25%
13%
534
;
Nov
37i,
Dec
60
634 Feb
834
56' U
19%
12%
Feb
19
,,
(
.
*
100
58
,1.934 Feb
4
■
13%
—
Co
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2%
1
20%
13%
Apr
—1
;
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58
..
14%
1678
25c
Jau
5
Jan
-
13%
l034
15%
.a
Feb
Apr
40
.
.57%- Jail
306'
"
10%
Oct
preferred
**Jr
Talon
66%
Oct
1334
>
-ft
79% Mar
OVa/jWnw. V*-*9 34-Mar
,600 >
3S«
10%
Cumulative
•
Oil
474- Jan
•;
Dec
3V4. June.
1(400
'••v
6',4
ft
33 a
600
,*
series
'6
13%
11%
Cumulative
«
Finch
%.
.
Dec
-
Sep
4%ftAug
4 % - Apr
2,200
73 7/#
72
;
3%
11%
Cumulative
I
Swan
4
43#
.-
1574
2,700
734
14%"
common..-
6% May
23% July
,
14.34., Mfty* >
:6,600 :
1,600
_1
Superior Tool & Die Co
32
.600
ft_»*
Supermarkets Corp
International Petrol Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc!
1%
51
15,900 / ft, 8%
14%
Sunset
Feb
'
v
1
11%
,.1.25
common
72
_5
Sunrise
Jan
29
Jan
•
--^ft*
deposit rets def registered.. —5 K
Todcl Shipyard Corp common
20
1
Inc
4%
•
conmion_5
Jun
,_3
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
San
Ray DTUg
.
5
73#.
7%
Sterling Brewers, Iiic
_1
Sterling Inc
.—ft—x—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—ftftlOe
Sun
21
•
1
Dec
1
Company—!
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosirs
San
•
•
Oct
ftft 6% May
f7-ve34 Aug
Nov
4^4
7'ft
-
4 Jah:"'
1674
4,000
1634
(S) & Co common ft__
Mar
"
14%
32%
Mar
s
St Lawrence
20%
5%
4V«
47
5
common
5%
20%
16%
Corporation
Apr
5
,.
/ -ft 33 # Feb
;434 Mar
23%
rg%
13 y#'
Jun
1.50
common
i
4%.
29%
1 %
ft
"ft. "5
16%
—— —
82
Dec
1160 b
5%
534"
;
Stinries
^
Dec
1 (4
■
1
(J B) common
(Hugo) Corp—
18'ft July
93 4 Aug
Oct
2
Jan
9
T'
■ft
Feb
"
37
Products
534
6334
800
6%
6 V*
36 Vs
——1
25% May
25'4 Jan
"
~G%
ft
'
37
13%
450
£i
Inc
Ave
F
800
—
Dec
1234*. Dec ft
i
V«-'ftft
X'
48s » July
457 4 July
Jan
27
20 % Dec
/ 434 DCc
.-300
'•
-2834: July
Dec
21
1,400
l7/8
58Jan
-
Nov
38
»2174
"100
5%
.
4134 Nov„
.ft 200
21%
,7334
2,100
24
2234
21%
.ft
Ltd—
(The
22%
"5%
134
26%
100
.
Russeks
ftCOO
72%
1
6% July
.
14
Sep
19
Aug
403# Aug
Dec
300
223#
12
Tri-Continental
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross (J O) Engineering Corp
Royalit.e Oil Co Ltd
Russell
393#
22%
1%
44 %
1
dep vets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common.-.Field
39 %
72%
26%
50c
1965
American
Roosevelt
39%
22%
11%
Corp——
Sep
>100
-1
43 %
'♦
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach <I» & Sons Inc——
Royce
600
42%
11%
StyI011
.
49
2434
70
2534.
"
1.200
Tilo
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rolls
31%
1
Engineering...—
Argentine
50%
25:
•500
1
common
Inc
Grande
50%
42%
253»
4,100
26%
.......
Vtc
39
13%
44%
—
Rio
37%
13%
*
10
$1.25 convertible preferred——:
20
Reda Pump Co—
—.1
Reis (Robert) & Co
;
1
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
.50c
Rico
17
..
...
ft.700,»'„yftri;'t(4
1,300
9"- Jan . - ,
1,800 V
33% Jan
13 V*
Tishman
Rath Packing Co common......
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Co
15;:
.May
93# May
42% Mar
,
'
Is/#
70c convertible
30% Mar
29% May
R
Arms
16 ft
37%
w
Jan
534 Mar
•
*.
.,.
51;| May
18%,
Q
Rice-Stix
10%
ft
2i!4 .Feb:,
5% Mar ,
42
6
1034"
—
4%
--^%Febft''
11%
13%
common,
13 ft July
Aug
58
50% May
11% Mar
16!%
88 %
3
com
Quebec Power Cp
Remington
5,500,
5%
10%
5334
9% July
"
53%
Ltd
Pulp «te Timber
&
,<
%%
Stroock
28% Mar
5%
——
Electric
1,400 :
4,400-
53%
Stop & Shop Inc__
6%. Aug
24
534
x24
Pyle-Nationnl Co common————5
Reliance
7%'
1%
Stetson
Apr
100
2.50
,
Oct
ll't
7.500
1
,
14%
Colorado—
Reading Tube Covp
100
3%
53:%
Sterling Aluminum
Apr
8% Mar "
•
Sep
2
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound
400
1,500
x24
Ltd.
Inc
of
6%
Oct
3%
7%
'
21%
——
Gas
Service
Dec
6%
25
Dec
5%
3%. Nov.
3%
7%
~5%
.—-5
37% Mar
.
253# July
.46% Mar
.
3%
11%
preferred,
—10
Co -1—ft.^—L—1-
Dec
•3%
50c
(The)
Sep
*
!
7%
Steel: Co of Canada ordinary!---..
*•
Bt.eel Parts Corporation—5
Stein (A) & Co commoin^—
ft—,*
60% Mar
lft-
59
America..-
Preston East Dome
Feb
1%
2,700
1%
common—
Of
35%
—;——1
Starrett
4% Aug
\
'
19%
.2.56
Metals
18%
11.600
—1
A——.
common
Pratt & Lambert Co
300
1%
5%
■
20%
•
—20c
Pressed
19%
*1%
jrp of Canada, common
Prentice-Hall
2,700
Inc
Standard Tube class B
Feb
7
*
.
Jun
1
Porto Rico Telephone Co—
Royalties
52 %
25c
—
Jan
4%- Jan
1,700
134
'
—10
.„
;
8% Feb
1 t'.v
634
Powdreli & Alexander
Power Cor
Prairie" Oi
>il
40%
,
3%
——
Inc
4%
31% Mar
-
'v"
1,200
1
5
Stanrhird-Thoinson Corp
117,; Aug
•
32% July
21%
Industries
Standard Shares
-
2% Mar
-
;
20%
39%
—,
~2%
1
..1
,
Dec
2%
2%
12%- 13
12%
13%
5%
1
—
300
J an
Aug
5% Mar
"v
■
11.Dec s
1634 Jan
3%.
Standard Products
Nov
10 %
ijft
5%
ltt
1
....
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
6%
6
16%
..
...
;
800
lorgings Corp
Convertible
16% Nov
j
Dec
Dec
Nov
Nov
51
9(% NOV-
;
*,50..
——10
Standard Packaging Corp .VVft'ftVft—1
Apr
Jan
8-
'
,«
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Polaris Mining CoPoleron Products class
13
»
7,400
9%
10
pesos
common.......
Pittsburgh Railways
7%
58
lOc
Corp..——
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1,700
4,800
FH
-i
Phillips -Screw
Pierce
9%
n
Boys ' (The Uri—;
1,
Pcpperell Manufacturing :Oo (Massive
Perfect Circle Corp2.50
Aircraft
9
13% Jan
500
15%
9%
-Pep
Plaseckl
15%
15
.-2.50
...
67h
COO
lift
2
Co
(Ky)
?/2
%
493a
'
i
2%-. Jun
3,800
Standard
Feb
'.
17,700.53,100
1,000
-7,100
Standard Oil
'''
15%
15%
-41-—1
_2
„
61%
in.
iu
3%'
Standard
Jan
5% Jan
Dec
11%
39%
Corp .u—_—,_—-1
Standard Factors
Deci
2%
''
5%. Jan
200
15%
2
—
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patlno of
"o)V TGVH
1
11
Feb
4%
•
;
-
Jan
34%
27h July
28% Mar
.
30>
Corp—2
-■
Spencer Shoe CofrP-—-1.1
Stahl^Meyer Inc ft,.-—
Standard Dredging ,Corp common
,1
$1.60 convertible perferrcd———20
:
110% May
105 % Aug
4
3% July
58% Oct
—1
Feb
ft-/- 4"
Aug
20% July
Dec
1%
-
Jan
94
175
,
Royalty
31%
1,200
1V»
8
24%. Oct
»
175-
4%
•%
Jun
24% Sep
,
.
11%
10c
Spear & Company—
—
Specialty Stores Co Inc.——
106% Mar
101%
Jan
2
143,800
1
Motors Corp:.
Park Chemical Company
Southland
103%
104%
200.-
4,800 .;
47
3
Jan
l fta
13,960
48^4
'
Jan
Dec
30
-SI
Southern Pipe Line——
Dec
Dec ^
20
43%
21%
1
1
Petroleum
Jan
Aug
-
105 %
Oct
11%
—1
Materials Co Inc
78%
93
Jr.
vtc
Paramount
'
California
Southern
.
24,300
19%
Pantepec Cll (C A) Amer shares—1 Bol
.
Southern
26%
90 %
:
170
_•
...
Jan
27% Jan
85
1,100.
...
18%
1834
Pancoastal Petroleum (C Ai vtc.—.2 Bol
Pan Israel
96 '
29%
Dec
83%
50
87%
Dec
123
Dec
18%
200 ft
46
Edison—>
N6v
97% Aug
6% Aug
*
30
common
Penn Oil Co common——12.50
23%
Jan
May
10%
—-•>
21%
20%
'
"2%
100
common..
.
94
.94%
.
Pagc-LIersey Tubes
Nov
"
25
1st
30
Dec
•10% Jan
Jan
92%
22V«
3%
original preferred-.——
25,
cumulative preferred— -ft—25
4.56%'' convertible preference^
25
4.48% convertible preference,——25
4.82% cumulative preferred:—
25
4.24% cumulative preferred
-25
4.08 %
cumulative preferred—
.25
37% Feb
34% Mar
25
1st pfd
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5 r'o
3 300
4
102
100
454)'«
5 To
32%
2,300
1,300
7
--20
-,
California
5
127%
Sep
'
Coast Corp
South
29
Dec
68
96
4'
Paper Mills———1
_ „
Jan
7%
950
22%
V
_
47
4.88%
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%% 1st preferred.
5% 1st preferred..
1
'
46
—-7-^';
Inc
Corp;■
Southern
P
I
'
:
Shares-^—.——o,0OO lr
(Howard)
23r
8% Mar
92
1-ft
Manufactuting common-
Soss
1,800
1%
""ft4
Electronics & Telev Corp
Son ot 0ne
South
131% Mar
25%
,
3j60G
8%
4
5
1%
lft',
:————1
Airways
Smith
Jan
*6% Apr
18
Jan
..
10%
734 Apr
13% Nov
20
20-
:
—--1
Precision Corp..———19c
Mines Ltd
Manufacturing Co—
Manufacturing Co Ltd—dep rets ord registered
Skiatron
3% Aug
..
Dec
4%
$3 convertible preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common—ft——1
Simpson's Ltd common—
—*
Jan
100
96
Simmons-Boardman Publications—;-
Oct
5%
122 %
—
American
Simca
15 % May
39
7'
Lighting inc—
Silvray
20^i Aug
65% Mar
111%
.
Jan
3%
13%,
11 ft
3,500
212
3%
14
.1
Feb
Jan
3%
pec
5%
_7
6%
2%
-
Jan
220
'
3%
—1
Dec
2% July
17%. Jan
99
76%
"74
74
—25
,
Jan
6%
Jan
%
common-
Creek
Silver
Silver-Miller
14% Mar
Jan
11%
8
96
A——ft—-J
B—
Silex Co
Mar
-
Oct
63%
"
2%
2i;!-
7,300
15%
14%
62
%
Class
Dec
1%
100
"4%
122
—J
Ltd—
Breweries
Sep
2l:Vi Aug
3
Mar
Dec
9%
400
2
90
10J.'
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
1%
21%
''
of Canada—
13% Nov
100
Sep
21,800
10',
8
-ft
———
y
5%
%
10%
'
—»
of America
Corp
Sicks
% AUg
103%
Dec
Oct
2
Jau
Aug
91
5
common———J
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co——10c
14% Aug
Dec
preferred
Shoe
7% Aug
3% Nov
1,600
3%
3%
85%
131,100
11.300"
i1'
1%
75%
200
7ft
6ft
49
<
8% Apr
10
Dec
13%' July
49
Dec
Jun
4% Jan
-
10,800
14%
—
14%
7% Nov
35
12,100
10%
98
:90c
;
76%
87
3%
l
3%
Nov
9% Nov
700
9%
62
—
Securities
Oxford Electric Corp..
Sherwin-Williams
1034
,*
_
preferred...-.
inc
Jan
76%
6%
50c
common—
Company common
Old Town Corp common—.—
Oniar
8%
40
—100
,
preferred.
Okonite
40c cumulative
Dec
1 %
.1
class.B
Co
5sr
90
I
:
—
Ohio Power 4%%
Olcalta Oils Ltd_
5%
1%
Nuclear Corp of America
Class A
Ogdeu Corp common
2,200
3
1
Sherman
4%
Dec
Jan
1973
31 f:
.
12%
1%
1%
^
common.—
Oct
Jun
lfti
4,700
9%
%
9
103,
20
12%
Shawinigan Water & Power—
Products Inc_
—.
Sherwin-Williams
13,100
18,300
"5%
•
4%%
Mines
Apr
4ft Sep
5-ft May
36%
50
.
13 %
Oct
Nov
3%
8%
934
1
—.
RR Co
Ind
Northspan
—
■
Jan
Nov
—-
—23
,
North Canadian Oils Ltd—.
64
—£
Sliattuclc Denn Mining
Apr
Apr
Nov
21,700
2
2
—^
—
3% Mar
1034
15%
300-
3%
ic
15
35
J
common——."
2%
10
■
39%
Jan
Aug
Leather
Seton
2%
39%
874
10
.
.
-
class A
'
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc —
Jan
5%
5,500
15%
3
3%
,
Servo
Aug
16
Corp
574
3%
334
-10c
Railway
North American Cement
Class B
"
—50c
3
Aug
13
Serrick
Jan
til yi,
Dec
7
200
18%
17%
Control———-—
class B—ft—
3ft
5%
Norbute
ft July
86% May
Dec
7
Inc—
Bros
Seeman
Sentry Safety
9%
5
—1
Feb
1%
20,200
16%
common-———
100
4%
Nipissing Mines
Inc.—
Jan
Co
Steel
Range for Year 1956
01!
Hta*
1%
1%
8 %
8 '/a
9%
9%
9%
————-—
104,100
2,500
xl0% xlO%
*434
1
3%
Lites
Sep
3%
51
—10
.
Ltd.—
2
1%
_10
Nickel
Nov
Inc
8harM
—-j-
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——
Seaboard Western Airlines—:
Securities Corp General——
Aug
1
*
:
___
3'%
81
1
,
common
Oils—
Auction
ft Mar
3% May
2%
2%
133)4 134 'A
—50c
&
2
U Dec
Dec
15,600
ft
T.„__25c
Coal
New Process
New
19,400
2 %
2
Arizona Land—
Zinc—v——_
New Pacific
New
V
Sapphire Petroleums LtdSavoy Oil Inc (DelJ
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
for Week
Low
^
1%
mat1
2%
!.
Clock & Watch Co
Mexico
133%
100
—_
50c convertible preferred—
New Idria Min & Chem Co
New
2ft
T n«r
Sale*
.
Range
•f Prices
Last
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
Range for Year 1956
High
12
%
,_40c
Petroleum
New
(hares
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
New
Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCK*
JANUARY 18
185
Volume
Number 5605
-
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(369)
.33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock
Exchange
Range
'
Par
class B
U S Rubber Reclaiming Co_
United States Vitamin Corp
U
Foil
s
United Stores
Corp
Corp
Universal
American
Products
Utah-Idaho
4%
1
Oil
38.700
2%
4.800
2
300
1 %
Co
2
common
Sugar
10%
%
17
2414
5
Corp common
convertible
preferred
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
25%"
5(8
Van Norman Industries
Syndicate
Corporation
Vinco
1
Inc
32%
19
Aug
25%
5%
Nov
i
Aircraft
Bond
&
51 '3
4%
5%
5,300
2
&
West
ctfs
ext
Tablet
&
pfd
(R
131%
193ff
——
,
134%
23
Jun
2^3
500
87
87
'
130
19
L*
com
60 la
54
:-9%
391a
4014
27
27
36%
37
,
37
•
17s
Dec
122
140
Sep
93 4
22 3 4
12
12;
24
Jan
35
Oct
Wood
Dec
28%
'
.4%
Oct
26 %
11,900
1874
Jun
200
2414.;
1614
454
Dec
27.700
414
10,100
Harereaves
Zapata
Petroleum
1712
475
American
%
14
16%
16 7
a
7814
1,700
Dec
Sep
8%
.1%
i I .V
Deferred
Corp
10c
17%
17%
Interest
17V
June-Dec
Chicago; Transit Authority 83As
Date
Jan.
'
20
Rail¬
trials
,
series
17 %
1970
Jan-July
Nov
1
1940
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
11l——
493.81
—
'
AGesfuerel
A
7s
with
Nov
1
1940
5s
convertible
England
88 3
n
83'2
debentures
3V4^'
.
Jan.
6%s
•
';
due
extended
•
14
r
—
"
A6 V2S
1
489.29
92'2
155.68
3y»s series A.1973
3s series B
!
50
4
-31
81%
83%
'
V
High
65
91%- 102%
144%
87
3s
series
Bouthern
California
with
A6V28 ex
United Dye
Aug
Aug
1
89.76
89.90
Jan.
17;
484.01
152.89
69.62
171.33
91.69
90.23
89.72
88.06
89.92
T_P
1
(•35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Closing
Jan.
'
Jan.
Thurs. Jan.
1953
1953
1973
Jan.
6s
-
groups
17—
A7s
ex
Dec
1947
1956
coupon
1956
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963—
Washington Water Power-3J4S 19641
61
54%
65
98'
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Western
Nswsnauer
vspauer
Union
«> IIIUIJ
6s
1959
lvov——
97
109
151
168
47
Mining
130
85%
93 3,4
102
103%
9834102
88
93%
96
97
131
.
Jan-JUiy
Baden (Germany) 7s 1951-1
Jan-Juiy
ACnnea Vallev 7s 1948
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
_
1952.
A6s
series
B
1951
J>Dan7lo
!
April-Oct
—
»■'
+ 1.0
161.5
+ 0.1
325.5
283.8
370.8
382.0
—2.9
383.2
328.8
lO1!?
.Twn-JiiT%
-
151.6
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
utocka
Number 0/
Railroad
int'l
and Miscel.
foreign
Bonds
Bonds
Mon.
Jan. 14--—;-
Tues.
Jan. 15^—
2,373.032
4,262,000
Bank
Jan. 16
2,207.280
3.505,000
105,000
Thur.
Jan. 17
2,136,030
4.051,000
208,000
Fri.
Jan. 18——_
2,435,040
4,908,000
244,500
—
$5,314,000
11,504,432' $22,040,000
United States
Government
Bonds
Bonds
-
191,000
Wed.
2,353,050
$227,000
—
—
82 34
100
95%
80
1
24
91%
-
99%
94
81%
80
96
of
+
-
;
96
'
90
99%
88
1
89 V*
91%
12
3.610,000
——
,
—
—
$975,500
104
99%
97
102
89%
5,152,500
$23,015,500
1956
11,504,432
Shares
11,372,305
U. S. Government
International
Bank—
1,085,400
$2,858,950
2,946,200
22,040,000
21,384,500
54,861,600
55,970,000
$23,015,500
$22,495,900
$57,720,550
$58,952,200
industrial
Total.
102%
100
106%
103%
—
Stocks
UOO'4 103
96
75 >4
19
95
75%
941'2
15
72
+ 102
t
105
100
10034
110
Higft
_
Mon.
J8n. 14
Tues.
Jan. 15
Wed.
Jan
$42,000
787,9C5
foreign
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bnitdi
$11,000
$4,000
$57,000
86,000
67,000
2,000
17,000
27,0^0
4,000
4,000
35,000
11,COO
1,000
68,000
864 995
18
48,000
7,000
4,504,750
$240,000
$35,000
$26,000
$301,000
816,410
55,000
_
Bonds
Bold
NO
Range for
Total
:
Year J 956
Low
High
Week Ended Jan. 18
Stocks—No.
of
8hares_.
i80
190
Bond*
56,000
_
_
17
Fri
Government
Bonds
>
1,208,865
Jan. 16
Jan.
foreign
Domeattc
of
Shares
Thur.
I'M,11
Municipalities
Week'
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
(Number
■«
85
101%
103 Va
100
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
—
t25
$36,000
$26,000
—
$975,500
Railroad and
Transactions at the American Stock
U00
»
32,835,846
100
70
77
77
1956
1957
30,291,386
97
87
91
Jan. 1 to Jan. IS
102%
illO
125
f167
*4,259,000
-Bonds
100%
89
93
88%
-
97%
96:%
+90
94
85
96%
100%
Bond
Sates
4,453.000
—
'
19&7
Stocks—No.
1«1%
_
+83
94J/2
Total
'
$5,541,000
—
Week Ended Jan. IS
90
90
90
93%
82%
93 Va
+93
91V2
303.2
—0.2
356.3
150
135
)80
T„u,
353.0
317.5
289 8
1957
,P
425.2
—
128
Low
Jt
369.4
500.8
176%
93%
10
+80
Sale Prlee
,
398.6
437.6
157.7
.1
-
105%
89
93
80
Period
.
Kxehangt
468.6
—1.3
—0.9
—1.1
,
1
290.1
Service
101
99%
37
96%
95
+80
Last
A
A
317.0
•
and
96
94
11
101
+85
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A
20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
serif!
462,5
101V4
94%
176%
+80
Friday
A6s
4.19.3
Transactions at the New York Stock
90%
92
+25
xvm.v
.
Finance
441.7
458.2
LOW
319.0
53
15
94
+92%
°
Stork
1956-1957-
366.2
—0.8
+110
Foreign Governments and
BONDS-
and lows for the
High
Change
346.0
413.7
'
Goods
-
Trade,
—
B
American
3
168
53%
93
-------
w
94.00 Aug
78.87 Jan 23
Jan. 4, '57
11, '57
343.4
^
Durable Goods
Utility
117
117
95%
June-Dec
June-Aug
Feb-Aua
Low
436.7
-
Transportation
94%
+85
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
High
89.59
18
Manufacturing
90%
r
101
—
coupon
4
Range for 1056
89.47
compared with the preceding week and with highs
91%
+176%
United Electric Service Co^—"
A7s.with.Dec 1 1940
14
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Composite
4
_Feb-Aug
covrpon
90.19 Jan
87.41 Jan
The SEC index of stock prices based 011 the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Jan. 11, 1956, for composite and by major industry
■
1940 coupon
for 1957
—
89%
18
(Calif.) 3s 1971—Jan-July
Electric-'3Vs 1970
Feb-Aug
1947
"
Over-lhe-Counler Industrial Stock Averages
73
98
Gas
&
Chemical
&
1970
3V4S
Gas
April-Oct
April-Oct
89,73
87.63
87.95
62
97
Feb-Aug
i
87.65
89.80
89.87
63
97
Feb-Aug
—
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Apg
E
Southern counties
Southwestern Gas
Terni
.
89.67
90.03
90.19
Total
2
series F 1979
3s/3s scries G 1981
90.01
91.60
91.60
Percent
97
April-Oct
~
3s
;•
91.60
171.70
171.80
98%
80%
24
97
1964—June-Dec
—
2%s series C 1976_:
3j/b3 series D 1976—
•
173.09
69.33
Dec
114
+86
1960
coupon
1973—
69.56
Mar
Low
•:
3
93(4
Jan-July
JL960
40
89.79
69.69
Year 1956
No.
88%
+25
.Jan-July
.
Southern California Edison 3s* 1965
*
90.00
'
154.28
Range for
Bold
97
1976—J an-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998-Jan-July
SafetHarbor Water Power'Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nov
Sapphire Petrol&ums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
'
87.57
91.46
153.76
Shares
3V4S
Power
1947
90.32
.*
Bonds
484.75
Jan
17%
Bonda
8
88 5
+52%
Jan-July
Oct
ex
174.47-
..
485.05
Dec
r2 ,V
+165
_Mar-Nop
1963
to
117
June-Dee
May-Noi
1940 coupon
1
69.62
157.33
Total
-
15-
Jan
8%
+95
1970
A6;,/4s with, Oct.
ities
89.46
Dec
+25
mortgage 314s, 4968——April-Oet
3s 1971—
-—-April-Oct
&
Rails
16
Piedmont HydrorElectric Co—:-
V
'
1st
Pennsylvania Water
3»4s
*>
1953
Power
1st mortgage
Rails
Jan.
Mar
+100
April-Oct
'
Ohio
trials
Jan^
Non-Durable
liq tr ctfs—
1961
Nippon- Electric Tower Go Ltd—
A 1st
mortgage 6V2S I9.53_j._.
).
Stocks
16
16aa
91
1952
coupon
subord
Power
Util-
J ties
■
+ 110
.
New
10
Grade
Range
High
+ 123
Jan-July
<
c
Second
Low
Friday'*
+55%
1970
4s
A7s ex Nov. 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian-Power Realization-Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
National Research Corp— •
-
First
«raae
90.19
Hinh
May-Nob
.
10
10
89.81
54%.
May-Nou
,
stocks and bondo
Indus¬
14
Kid & Asked
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
range),
65
15—_
3.200
May
1953-
debs
6s debs 1953
Guantanamo & Western RR
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
; Total
Moil.
Nov
91%
92
—Jan-July
-
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's
Averages
Tues. Jan.
112
62%
1993
coupon
conv
In
83.%
x
—May-Nov
<-A6%.s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
•
Included
-Bonds-
15
aan.
1993
A
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B
Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
Ercole Marreili Elec.Mtge Co- '-
with
(not
21% Mar
7iV Oct
+52 %
June-Dec
—June-Dec
Eastern
A6%s
transaction
Util1
roads
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
4s
40
42
1C
Apr
106
Dec
7,600
or
•
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
6s
mortgage
57%
36 Ve
$39
1
Week's Kange
Friday
Last
'
.•
Quar-Feb
1st
delivery
30
;
"
1%
•
Aug 1 1998
2%s series A 1979
Boston■ Edison
20l2__Jan-July
27
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Fri.
£1
Bethlehem
Steel
2s
51
15% Aug
200
iff
5s
& Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970
•
A)
50 Va
Ex-principal,
4% Jan
55V4 Apr
Low
.'
50
48%
507«
165a
700
75
A Amer Steel
r
(Plan
Ja?i-July
1114 Nov
1,550
167 8
75
Ltd
Stock
1997
Wed.
12
11%
,
2
BONDS
+
104
45
are the daily closing averages of represerttative
the New Yojk Stock Exchange as compiled
on
Dec
n
274 Dec
8
deposit receipts
preference
6%
99
__
Below
9% Mar
»4 Nov
■
98
1
;
Inc
-
Wright
+99% 102%
+50%
:,_Mar-Sept
16%' Jan
11
1,200
100
American
'
+60
-June-Dec
2%s 2008
Indus¬
"
12
374
Petroleum
common
Wool worth (F Wl Ltd— • ..
v
+65
+65
_June-Deo
Feb
1
Industries
Woodley
-Afay-Nov
_April-Oct
(not
included in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not Included In
year's range), r Trans¬
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
h
Jan
Dec
common
Newspaper
Woodall
i
1947
-Stocks-
Jun
Nov
-,rff
.
47
transaction
for
listed
Mar
3% Sep
12% Jan
95s
5%
4% <?o\ pfd
Machine-
72
43%
+88
Stock and Bond
39
3 V
14
Lt
26%
174 Jun
22%
574
__25
V
300
.
i'22%
5:,4
20 Va
1.800
1
Co—1
159%
70
+47%
2008— -May-Nou
1947
1
a
Apr
1,300
9%.
4
4
76
66
154%
cash
/
58% May
44% Dec
Jan
20la Feb
350
55
+70%
Jan
iff
2314
9:,4
2274
1
£
45
Dec
43«
1
25
L
.j.
Is
,>)
+51%
+ 160
-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
-June-Dec
8% July
35,500
120
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
104% Mar
Jan
2,900
;
140
102
IFriday's
ABonds being traded flat.
SReported in receivership.
3% Mar
Dec
650
a
Ltd
&
value,
par
Odd-lot
Aug
5
2.600
274
214
2%
,
601
High
121
—
stmpd
n
preferred
Pwr
1927)
1927)
Nov
21
Dec
400
«" 74.
"iff
2%s
A)
Apr
160
13014 Dec
10
!<i
8
Mar
86
130
Is
T.nw
116
.May-Noo
1958
1951
(Plan A)
Janeiro
141
Dec
3
2%
Nov
50
TVs
7
\
f
31%
1%
'
Wisconsin
de
action
Feb
1V4 Jun
200
May
Oct
stamped
dividend,
3% Aug
Dec
1m
1,250
1934
2%
•
20
Corp
&
2% Jun
3.100
of
139
+ 109
Year 1956
No.
Bogota—
Ltd—
common
OH
1,000
19%
100
—
Inc
C)
a
111% Mar
131
1st pfd__100
Stationery
preferred
Brothers
5%
Dec
Va
3
6,200
shares—
Petroleums
Wilson
103 7s
101
26,700
1
Wilrich
50
101
of
(Republic of)
♦No
5% Mar
1+8
(The)i Corp—
i
5
Wiiliamsr-McWilliams Industries——10
'
'
.10
•'Williams
Dec
1%
Wickes-
-
3%
31%
_„_l0c
River
600
1%
Z
conv
Rio
Jan
4 Va
16%
*
Internet*Oil
Stores
5%
1%
i:
5%(&
Nov
29%
;
Wichita
3%
l'/8
Co
White
200
1%
White
•
•
(Plan
stamped
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Apr
3%
29 Va
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg:."
Eagle
Parana
Apr
7%
1
•'Westmoreland' Inc
f
w
7s
141
Range for
bold
High
Germany—
stamped
tissue of
Peru-
Oct
17%
Dec
2%
1.25
Invest
ord
Westmoreland .Coal
\
8%
Dec
Is
l
Ltd
Western
rets
'J.
5
4.40 %
Stockholders
•
*
Western Maryland Ry 1%
•Western
Sep
12%
30
(Del)
f
dep
4%
700
9,300
10c
Inc
Utilities
••
1
;
;
Amer
2,500
6(4
4%
100
Inc—
Leaseholds
Western
t
7%
13 "4
5%
4
redeemed)
(Issue
Jan
67s
6
•
Manufacturing
Texas
8%
Feb-Aug
Bonds
Friday's
Kid & Asked
Oct
12%
*
•
Investors
Wentworth
12%
Ms Jun
3
or
bale Price
June-Dec
of)
A7s
Dec
Dec
1947
(City
A7s
Dec
123
Apr
5%
7s
1947
AMortgagelBank of Chile 6s 1931Mortgage Kank of Denmark 5s 1972
5% Jan
,.
6s
Mortgage Bank
W
Inc
preference
series
$6
14.800
Nov
Munlc
(20%
1939
AMedelJin
Mav
40 Va
3%
—
1
Knapp
Webster
6%
_•
preferred
Wallace
<52
Tiernan Inc_—
Waltham Watch Co common
Webb
91
7
cumulative
$2
300
6%
Co
Baking voting
preferred ;
;
7%
3%
6%
Co
93
•'
Cons
secured
Maranhao
Apr
7% Mar
1
2834 Jun
1,400
125 Va
Nov
Dec
81
1
Wagner
Waitt
123
534
20
1,100
4
33i
123
400
.
37%
Week's Range
Last
Period
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Dec
3% May
20c
Vogt
Waco
6%
x80
36
3%
—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Manufacturing
Vulcan
Silver-Lead Corp
,
37%
warrants
Petroleum
Venezuelan
Venezuela
5%
\80
*
Interest
Exchange
AHanover
27/8 Mar
,
f
Hanover
7s
Apr
Nov
4,300
5%
5
A
Jan
Apr
8,000
5
AS
68% July
17% Dec
5,700
.24'.i
5
1
Co
5
10
Dec
Ills
AGerman
36% Aug
Dec
V
Valspar
Jan
54
15
Stock
Low
4 Va Mar
X28
17%.
*
American
60% May
4
Apr
6% Jan
600
55
1%
Feb
15 Va
800
8%
54
__..14
18
High
1% Nov
2.700
4'»
x7%
34 %
800
31
4
8%
__
10
Universal (The) Corp
Universal Insurance
Universal
29%
25c
Range for Year 1950
Low
40%
2
29%
50c
Corp
Consolidated
Universal
1
2
l
—
JANUARY
BONDS
Hinh
36%
l
__
common
Unitronics
36%
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
181% 188
1956
Jan. 1 tc Jan. 18
1957
1956
4,504,750
3,705,243
13,037,270
10,329,583
$240,000
Bonds
1105
fQ3
+22%
$233,000
$609,000
$628,000
Foreign government—
35,000
97,000
105,000
317,000
forflert
26,000
36.000
114,000
111,000
Domestic
i88
82
107%
~
81
onmo-o*"
99
$828,000
t-
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
G4
Monday, January 21,
. . .
1957
(370)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Vrliry
STOCKS
Par
Amer
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
i'el
bi
Boston
&
Calumet
Cities
Hecla
Inc
Service
Copper
Eastern
Mass
6'/i;
pfd
cum
First
Natl
Ford
Motor
General
Co
Co
Copper
Narragansett
National
Corp
Racing
England
N
E
Tel
N
Y
N
Jan
16%
65
95
53%
41%
126
41 Va
Dec
68%
Mar
35 V#
244
15%
Jan
37%
Apr
47%
15
26
Jan
47
374
47%
Dec
GO
56 %
378
51% May
Olin
&
57%
2,587
52 V#
Jan
65%
43%
596
40'%
Jan
54%
Apr
50%
82
34%
Jan
56 %
372
114%
Jan
10%
Nov
34%
Dec
1
12%
13
200
11%
Oct
14 V*
6c
Dec
14c
17
_100
•7c
1,000
17%
16%
133%
Matiiieson
Pennsylvania
Chemical
2,583
133% 134%
37%
.
_
_
128%
65
13%
Mining
Reece
49%
187
43%
Nov
61%
22
237
20%
Nov
28 V#
Machine.
10
Apr
27 %
30
22 %
Feb
30
Dec
2%
400
Rexall Drug Co„
Shawmut Association
Stop
Shop Inc
Torrington
Co
_
•
Dec
United Shoe
U
S
U
S
Corp
..
_
.
Smelt Rfg
Mining Co__.
Westinghouse Electric
Woodley Petroleum Co
398
23 V#
Jan
27%
Apr
727
20%
Jan
31%
Sep
47%
2,403
43%
Dec
55% Mai-
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41%
42%
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40%
Dec
61% Mar
Budd
44
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45%
177
43%
Nov
63%
63%
2
56%
Jan
13%
13%
95
13%
Dec
54%
56%
1,488
50%
Nov
66
77%
20
56
Aug
82
Metal
Bohn
Nov
24
Products.
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Mar
76
—
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&
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—
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60 V#
Apr
70%
Sep
Chrysler
Jan
Die
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54%
8
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common
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ft
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4%
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Cincinnati
Tex
Cincinnati
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Union
41
26
Jun
Nov
29 V# Mar
Oct
37%
103
27
27%
378
24%
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89%
10
87%
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50
20
37%
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20
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20 %
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8%
Feb
10
Feb
Feb
48%
Dec
47
Feb
61 % July
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58%
108
43%
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60
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250
18
Apr
21% Mar
•
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47
50%
1,349
43%
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54 V#
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28
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common
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American
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Oct
15
69%
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Steel
Columbus
&
Ohio
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150
65%
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Feb
69%
17%
17%
155
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20
288
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12% Jan
46%
7
14%
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108
68%
25
69%
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65%
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Dec
8 V#
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Greyhound
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84
7%
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15
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;
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87
28%
55 %
55
41
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17%
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65%
130
55%
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39%
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17%
17%
248
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65%
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41
28%
55%
40%
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30
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57%
148
87
77%
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Sep
416
23
57
52 V# May
102
53
Jan
40
80% July
236%
Apr
96% July
37% Mar
61
65 %
Oil
(N J)
Standard
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of
2.
Ohio
10
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5
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page
42.
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Can
American
Cyanamid Co__
Aug
American
Investment
Co
Jun
6
Sep
Apr
1%
Oct
49 % Mar
American
16% May
41 % July
American
Jun
29%
Nov
36%
Apr
American
Stand San
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20
451^
101
35%
35%
39
39
50%
36%
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32
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44%. Dec
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50
33 V#
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38%
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38% July
44% July
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40
58% July
34 V#
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27
36 V#
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25%
2
21%
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29 %
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40
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May
49% Mar
Apr
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57% May
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__
27%
28%
39
28%
Dec
35%
__
62%
63%
28
56%
Jan
55
55
72
51%
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72% May
81% May
Jan
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35
19%
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23
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25
40
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25
37 V#
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Sep
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39%
130
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43%
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Jan
57%
57%
59%
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139
47%
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71
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73
5%
Oct
10% Mar
May
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4
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1314
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14% Mar
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25%
25%
25
22%
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103%
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300
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35
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24
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84 V# May
%
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Nov
Dec
7V2 Mar
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68%
61%
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46%
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69%
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23% May
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11% May
15%
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27%
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3.300
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33
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26% Mar
Dec
13
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Aviation Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
New
Oct
22 %
3
Bendix
Binks
July
21%
->00
1.50
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Steel
Dec
37
1 000
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10
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Bethlehem
Sep
56
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23%
25%
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Automatic Washer Co
Dec
Dec
22%
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Jun
30%
45 V#
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33
15%
—,
58%
27%
100
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10% May
Dec
600
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5
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53%
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54
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73%
_____
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,
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class
.
111%
.
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62
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1
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,
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22%
41%
49
__
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for Week
29%
6%
217/#
Oct
49
56%
&
Corp
&
Anaconda
5166
37
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Rad
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33%.. 34% V,
,
.
10
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__
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1
100
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38%
,
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40
10
1,500
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16% Mar
Feb
—
(Un)
14%
25%
7
Studebaker-Packard
,(-Un) „/
33%
•
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82
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Airlines
Paramount Theatres
Oct
__
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134
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5
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594
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-
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38
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41%
__
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Southern
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87
44
10
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59
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Feb
7%
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38
10
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71% July
41% Dec
64%
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__
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Sinclair
Union
Jan
Allied Paper Corp
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
1
Radio Corp
Toledo
Nov
86%
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10
Oil
Sears,
69
Jun
Dec
12
Airway
class
Jan
Dec
5
Tobacco
53%
59%
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Nov
5
Petroleum
Reynolds
77
130
•
%
5
Pacific
Republic
Jan
49 %
5
Lead
American
16%
34%
*
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Phillips
Aug
49
5
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Northern
13
Jan
25
Montgomery Ward
National
72
Dec
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National Dairy
National
13%
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194%
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6 >7
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:
45
&
7%
-
6 V#
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145
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2,427
Mar
48%
Tel
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30%
International
200
7 Va
•
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43
7 %
•
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46%
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48%
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45%
5
Motors
Martin
class
Tube
29%
5
Electric
Ja«
Jan
Aug
48%
2.50
Ford
Jun
Nov
45%
5
Jan
3 Va
13 Va
Oct
2
10%
6%
25
182% 187%
68 %
5
General
20th
6%
13%
10
400
Apr
Mar
12%
29%
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1,935
„
14%
May
21%
7
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,
10
Jan
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Eastman
2Va
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11
7
Nov
3!/a
545
1,866
14%
85% Mar
47
35
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478
10a/i
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Nov
Feb
487
25
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Apr
7
306
-
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10,136
__
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21V*
Jan
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8
Feb
Dec
23 V# Mar
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182%
•
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40%
47 Va,
4V8
78%
62%
__
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511
24%
10
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70%
17%
10
2,410
23
3%
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a'a
1
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Jan
17 %
Apr
58%
8
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Jan
3%
2Va
1.
—.—
26%
68%
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Products
4
Jan
275
.
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Oct
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3%
9
110
300
—
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Sep
76%
58%
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(newl
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20%
3
43
Jan
186%
Apr
Mar
'230
11
22
60
Oct
3%
280
4%
56%
76%
3
—
—-
—
Cities
Pure
Dec
-
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Pan
16%
165%
1
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The
Jan
50
220
•
16%
3%
10
Dec
__
—
Oil
Bethlehem
62%
17%
8%
Dec
2% Aug
3%
8%
42%
__
50
_____
75%
17%
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25
Steel
751/4
174% 177%
__
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174%
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Aug
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426
1.000
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19%
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Jan
60
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186
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7.78 Mar
29 V#
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Dec
40
22%
1,726
.
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30
July
22
Aug
Dec
19%
Feb
35
22
5%
25 V#
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15
288
120
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100
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35% May
52
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.
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•
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Nov
31%
44
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28%
44%
Feb
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28
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13
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—
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23%
2
——
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Jan
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Nov.,
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27%
29'
—
.—
3
2%
2 % May
1%, Apr
285
,
.
5%
Sep
903
-
Apr
9% July
49 V# Mar
3 V#
3,905
..
38 V#
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Jan
6%
3%
1
Paper——i—
Dec
40% May
19%
3%
—-5
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22
-
62% Mar
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'
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Products——
Aug
19%
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Rotary
37a,,
5
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Rights
Du
Aug
31 >/4
100
Anaconda
Dow
55%
__
10
Radiator
Telephone & Telegraph
City
'l53
Nov
45%
__
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Old
3'441
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American
Avco
48%
Co
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American
Ashland
46%
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Armco
27%
River
♦
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46%
5
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:
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Dec
40%
736
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153.4
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-
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24%
Jan
52
4 V#
18 V#
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Oct
&
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Oct
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Oct
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Feb
2,228
27 V4
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31%
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41%
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8%
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8%
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.
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Howell
92% Mttr
Jan
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23%
3%
2
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108
,59%
58%
•
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17%
24
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173
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______——10
—
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579
19%
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162
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Houdaille.
53% July
160
J
45
Aug
29% July
102 % Jan
„
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Hastings
Apr
Feb
22%
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Hofoart-
Dec
21
36%
50
Stockyards
Picher
Kahn
23
10
137
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Drug
Eagje
Gibson
156
24%
27
10
Pac
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
24
24%
24
37%
100
&
24
24%
56 %
40 Ti»
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&
Jan
35
553
660
8%
41%
9%
Dec
1,930
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22%
22%
.
51% Mar
Dec
34
Jan
24 % Mar
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5%
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55 %*
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1
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32% May
34 3,8
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Goebel
Dec
9
Jan
•
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Dec
27
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Milling
New
834
57
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preferred
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525
Dec
32 Va
Nov
86
Dec
100
Dec
4%
May
44%
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38 V*
1.
—--1 ,66%
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——
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21% Mar
3% May
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39
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__
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Co
Motors
Fruehauf
Range for Year 1956
High
9
24
—_—
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Champion Paper common
Gas
Ford
Shares
29%
__
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Brewing
Carey
Cincinnati
9
——20
Federal-Mogul-Bower. Bearing
lor Week
of Prices
low
„„i
_
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Baldwin
Detroit
Sales
Range
Sale Pries
'
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3%
—1
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Cincinnati Stoek
Jan
991
7%
38%
39
—20
Jan
Dec
1%
17%
l,6b7
7%
7%
—
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27%
22%
...2,842-
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33
33
33
1
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49 %
7%
1
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Jan
195
l t',2
.
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—
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Continental
68
17 Va
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Consumers
4%
li
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Corp
Jan
27%
1,133
66%
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Consolidated
15
4%
Dec
134
18%
5
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22%
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24%
18%
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675
24
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3%
1
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500
3
24%
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•
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High
2%
—1
Electric
Allen
32%
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Corp
Sep
Shares
Low
Par
41%
50
-
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Feb
211/4
Jun
for Week
Jan
31%
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5
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128
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Oct
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FOR
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Jan
37
49
Jun
63%
Nov
Dec
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15 %
24
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Nov
Jun
Jan
30%
Dec
Nov
20%
Apr
July
34%
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60
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60
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3
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52%
'200
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23
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Oct
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18%
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26%
Marquette
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1,800
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25
Lincoln Printing Co 'common—---1
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1
400
17
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.
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27
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20%
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119%
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17
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71
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40
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20 Va Mar
17%
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Richman
Jan
Dec
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63
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5
Corp of America (Un)
63% Mar
13%
17
38%.
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28 V'4
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32
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Kennecott Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
16
29
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23% !
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10,100
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700
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18%
53% Mar
Jan
2,100
41%
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-
18 %
67%
Quaker Oats Co
Aug
99% July
Feb
Service
52% May
1,800
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77%
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18%
Mar
Oct
13!
3,200
36 %
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Co
42
Nov
Dec
,
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International Shoe
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49%
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6
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400
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35
34%
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Dec
34
61 %
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp tUn)
800
31%'
23 Va' :
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International Mineral &. Chemical—*5
International Nickel Co- (Un
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38%
1,500
300
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1,200
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y
Jan
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40%
500
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150
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200
130
250'
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Dec
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Apr
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Nov
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400
;
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-
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40%
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Feb
21
57%
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55%
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8
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1,600
31
38%,
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Mar
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5
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700
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1,300
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16
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July
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183a
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4.500
27%
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Jun
35%
38%
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Oklahoma
July
40 %
38%
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(Un)
40
20%
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46
5
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1,400
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17aa
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Drive Auto
—10
Luxe Beer
62
30% May
600
Bancorporation
85'i
30%
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'
900
700
62 ?4
1
RR
Ry
Jan
88%
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——
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37
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2
46
10
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300
88'%
.
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14
Nov
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48.
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19
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18
5
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Central
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451
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—
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Illinois
a
353 8
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28
_——5
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preferred
22%
800
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54%
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20
——
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National Gypsum Co (Un)
National Lead Co (Un)__
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28
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27a
-
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10%
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18
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22%
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200
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200
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12
1
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100
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Portland
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19 V*
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Nov
16 3
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_____—.-.—
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20!'a
Jan
'--16 V*
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800
.
3
American
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2
Aug
Sep
1,290
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25
common
-
11%
135
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Edison
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18 «/4
15
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10
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Feb
Feb
17%
88'/4
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49%
500
68 V*
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46%
27(4
45%
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38
63 %
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s
29
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-
100
30%
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800
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25
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Dec
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68
2,500
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52%
54
750
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Feb
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31%
300
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34%
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31%
31 %
33%
Aug
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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—
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110
97''4
115
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35
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36
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Armco
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50
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20
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Great
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Dec
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Great
4%
200
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Nov
1,882
5%
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14
a
2,360
2
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50
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54 Va
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2,514
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Jan
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1,057
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1,164
461
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1,662
17
Feb
23% Aug
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327
18
Jun
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200
16%
150
100
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Consol
Cons
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Can
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87%
95%
1,390
57%
Jan
94
16%
660
13 Va
Nov
20% Mar
10%
11%
970
101
s
Sep
14
Aug
42%
105
24%
Feb
41
Dec
29%
820
22% Sep
27%
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48
746
33
45
Dec
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Jan
July
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Jan
60
Jun
86(4
63%
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3,077
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July
4
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69%
230
Dec
634 Mar
Nov
4%
63
74% Aug
31%
375
28%
Oct
38%
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27%
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31
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30
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200
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32
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37
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429
39%
Feb
5412 July
17%
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290
13%
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8
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45
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May
2
2%
44%
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Oct
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15 %
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1,453
12% May
17 % May
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28% July
34%
33%
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200
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15--4 Aug
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Nov
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Jan
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May
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141
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31
683
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42c
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62
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610
—
Feb
Dec
2%
Apr
1.30 May
Jan
37
1,091
—
Dec
1.00
15
__
—
19% Aug
Aug
81c
87c
•
a3%
a3%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co—_—10
—;
6%
6%
Alleghany Corp
(Un)——
1
93 '/a
93 Va
95%
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Ur.)—18
34 %
34 Va
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
10
all6all8%
Aluminium Ltd
*
Amerada Petroleum (Un)
—*119% all5% a 120%
21%
22%
21%
Americfih Airlines inc com (Unl~,
1
2iy4 ;, 21%
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)—*_2
a 22% a22%
a22%
American Brdcst-Para Theatres (Un)_l
;41'%
41%
American Can Co (Un)
—12%
73%
74
73%
American Cyannmld Co (Un)
10
13%
13 Vs
American Electronics
1
Air
18V4
65
45%
38%
38 %
1
10c
—,
Corp
Aeco
1956
High.
79:,4
56% Aug
98% July
60% Nov
46% May
168
a32%
20
Range for Year 1956
High
118
Lorn
al5 al5V4
15
a
Stores Inc (Un)——2.50
-t^uura tones common
-5
Range for Year
Tliah
Low
ACF Wrigley
Admiral
Shares
„
5
Capwell Co
emporium
Exeter Oil
for Week
Last
10
i-3
w
Products Corp———.—5
Radio & Phono iUn)-_
Emerson
Salts
Week'a
Friday
Shares
a47% a49%
a87% a90%
.—4
Electrical
Exchange.
Stock
Angeles
Los
the
or
Air
Eastern
a47%
1
Lines Inc (Un)
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
El Paso Natural Gas Co new com
Electric Auto-Lite Co
(Un)—-~
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
for Week
Ljw
Par
business on January 2, 1957, as a
NOTE: Commenced
Range
of Prices
Last
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
41 %
411
a
397
36 %
j
25%
25 V8
605
21% July
Oct
VolumA 185
Number 5605
.
.
The
.
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(373)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Occidental
Oceanie
Pacific
7,500
Corp
Aggregates...
Products..,.
Clay
Finance
Gas
1st
5 Vb %
&
1st
sei
pfd.......
Indemnity
a
Pacific
Tel
Parke,
Gas
Petrccarbon
Pfizer
Airways
Co
19
&
Co
50
21%
a2i %
(CJn)
Co
&
Rayomer
Co
com
Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic
Pictures
Republic
Steel
Reserve
Oil
&c
Reynolds
Richfield
Oil
Riverside
Spring
Royal Dutch
S
and
W
St
Joseph
St
Regis
San
49%
883
21%
21%
a20% a21%
83 %
Dec
96
21 %
Nov
355
18%
Nov
28
Apr
25% Mav
1.25
1,102
a46% a48 %
57 %
60 %
1.25
38
Feb
50%
56
Jan
16%
571
16
Dec
36
254
Co
Gas
31%
Sehenley
Schering
Sears
Water
Signal Oil
Sinclair
Solar
<&
Oil
Socony
Gas
Aircraft
Southern
pfd
pfd
4.24%
Soutnern
A
Co
65
Co
A
Co
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Oil
Standard
Stanley
_
Brands Inc
Oil
95c
Feb
of
618
68%
640
27%
Dec
32%
Feb
Ford
312
27
Dec
36%
Apr
Foremost
28%
552
21%
Dec
32%
1,915
36%
Nov
43%
Dec
TXL
Texas
Corp
541
50%
Feb
71
415
38 %
Dec
26%
25 %
Dec
43%
32%
620
41 %
Feb
22%
59%
1,799
Aug
18 %
J8n
3c
23 %
Aug
20%
Oil
Warrants
Twentieth
United
Aircraft
United
28%
Dec
36%
Jan
203
8%
Apr
12%
Nov
47 %
Sep
58
Dec
Oct
7
Mar
Corp
130
4-%
465
48 '%
4
19 % a20%
146
46%
3,917
Jan
19%
680
17% May
21%
u
305
34
Va
Nov
43%
65 %
68 %
871
59%
Jun
87 %
Jan
7%
8%
933
6 %
Jan
9'%
Sep
573
36%
Jun
47
1.170
32%
Jan
38% July
25
b'5%
7%
Co
5
vtc
45
46
36%
32%
32%
33 %
83
84
55'
54
56%
Lehigh Coal &
__10
1
—
—16%c
Mtge & Investm't
74
33%
Dec
85%
Jan
17
17 %
895
51'% May
16 %
Dec
25%
140
24 %
42%
10,385
40
May
49% Mar
23%
24 %
146
23
Jun
31%
63% Mar
20'a Mar
28%
Dec
Jan
Nov
24%
__
14%
24%
100
17%
25%
25%
445
26
Dec
34% Mar
28%
15
Navigation—;
L)_—
& Co Inc
Dec
May
32%
36
July
40%
41
—5
—
475
1,560
Jan
25
b
____________1
common
%
35%
35%
__50c
_1.66%
..—J———1
(Glenn
46
10
—.
—
Co
Co
29
130
17%
Jan
26%
14%
14%
46
42%
46%
31%
31
31%
24
24
25 %
100
.
Peoples Drug Stores,
Philadelphia Electric
22 %
Jan
Oct
Nov
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
31%
Apr
45 %
Dec
24%
Feb
35% Jnlv
Feb
100
1.412,
381
Mfg
Progress
53% Julv
Nov
28!
Riggs
$1.40
div
_——
Gas
&
preference
National
17%
2,238
15%
Dec
36% Mar
2.143
21
Jun
23% Mar
15%
*
Nov
46%
Jun
Scott
Dec
45%
Aug
Dec
26%
Jan
22 %
500
21 %
Jun
Dec
35%
Jan
Sun
Dec
34%
Jan
Union
1,440
26%
147
b
25
Nov
Co_—
Gas
of
the
Mar
23 V*
7,957
21%
Nov
29
38% «39%
260
37%
Dec
9,232
43-%
Nov
58% July
Apr
61:t a
810
48%
Jan
65
58%
2,963
50%
Jan
62%
330
48%
Jan
6278
31 "a
Feb
37% May
59 %
59 %
Jan
30
60%
1,576
57%
16%
17%
1,100
15%
32
32
15
75% May
19% Apr
Dec
Dec
32
May
32
May
25%
572
23%
Dec
27%
Aug
76%
78
306
70
Jan
82%
NOV
36
Jan
%
Columbia
*10
36
__
33
Apr
6%
290
6%
Jun
37%
267
35 "8
Jan
16%
16%
30
11% Mar
16
37%
38%
738
37% May
40%
45
45
128
41% May
50
Oct
81%
81%
92
Jun
10
common
25
6%
37%
•
common.,
36
6%
37%
7
Jan
41% July
July
Jan
BONDS—
Bait Transit
Co
series
5s
A._-—__I975
$500
74%
Sep
Apr
63 %
240
130
Apr
53 %
33'%
32 %
Aug
57%
53%
32%
25%
United
437a May
17% Apr
35% Mar
Dec
77%
Washington Gas Light
Woodward & Lothrop
23
Nov
Nov
26%
25%
25'% May
Jan
31
27
District
Corp
1
United Gas Improvement———13 %
Universal Corp ______——_—__19.50
44%
1,742
•
Trust "Co
53% May
28% July
19%
31%
—5
Oil Co
of
8'% Mar
Jersey
Jan
27%
130
Scranton-Snring Brook Water Service-"
Security Storage Co of Wash
——5
——_*
15
31 %
:_25
S9 %
68
■
Jan
27%
31%
*
22 %
Dec
Jan
22%
41%
V4
17
15%
192
.
Nov
21%
227
29%
8%
1
a22
South
45%
40% Aug
1,195
com
.—__—
Oct
Nov
9%
22
Paper Co
33
35%
9 Va
—
com
new
17
4.344
16%
—__——50
Bank
33%
37
9%
com—
common
33%
36
T._
36%
20
10
common
Co_
Electric
Service
10
16%
_3
Electric Power
Potomac
25%
July
5
_•
Corp
Reading Co
e
Inc..
common
Philadelphia Transportation Co———19
philco
61% May
23% Sep
Nov
1
com—
Corp
Nov
19
45%
17
17%
250
13%
Nov
16%
Feb
6(5%
357
52%
Feb
80
Aug
27 %
161
26 %
Oct
26%
Dec
1
7%
7%
2,782
5%
Oct
10%
Feb
22%
Jan
30
July
1
26 %
26%
27
1,591
5
21
%
21
22
T"«<
41 %
1
1,700
19
Jan
30
33%
440
38
Dec
49%
41%
43%
853
*2 %
Feb
55%
Apr
Aug
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
581
Arkansas
Fuel
145
25%
Oct
34%
Jun
Blaw-Knox
629
53%
Nov
63%
Aug
Columbia
Steel
Oil
Co
-
30%
31%
2.330
Dec
38% Mar
Duquesne
20%
20%
1.062
20%
Oct
29%
Apr
Duquesne
Brewing Co
Light Co
36 Vb
963
33%
Jan
47% Mar
Equitable
Gas
a25 '»(
.ft247a
25%
105
23:%
Doc
28%
Feb
Home
37 %
3714
37%
2.596
34%
Sep
45 %
Apr
8%
8%
100
27 %
475
1
27
27
247%
9% May
Jan
28%
Aug
1
•
III10
12
120
9%
Jan
13% July
23%
25
1.140
21%
Dec
111%
855
103 %
Jan
130% July
Feb
63%
35 %
35 %
25
29
May
37%
40
42%
43
28%
Jan
46% July
x17% xl7%
31
15% May
3% Mar
17'/a
.—5
Natco
of
Pittsburgh-_5
—10
,
convertible
Pittsburgh Plate
26%
727
26%
Dec
29'/3
Jan
Pittsburgh
58%
2.894
52'%
Jan
65
Apr
Plymouth
preferred—
Glass
Screw &
Oil Corp
29
29%
28%
Oct
17%
38%
17%
150
17%
Dec
21 % Mar
39 %
1,050
36%
Feb
43% Mar
Rockwell Spring & Axle
United Engineering Ac Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel—,——
5
87%
87%
786
9 4 %
Dec
Westinghouse
Air
6'
300
7
Jan
Westinghouse
Electric
2 ■) ?4
17
1
2
6%
1.672
2
63 % May
6 %
Sep
Brake.^
Jan
6
Jan
29%
29%
Sep
38% July
31% Aug
35
Apr
73
73%
100
36
Jan
71%
Dec
26%
100
24%
Dec
27%
Sep
17%
30
17
Nov
21 % Feb
Apr
3% J ulv
17%
100
2%
2%
1,047
40%
40 %
175
81 %
1%
35%
Jan
40%
83%
178
74 %
Jan
96%
a
7%
40
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
35%
35%
50
30%
Jan
39%
Ang
27 Va
81 '
71
73i
Dec
Aor
27%
240
27 %
15%
15%
16%
410
13% Julv
16%
36%
36-%
36%
20
28:
Jun
39%
29%
29%
30%
184
27%
Dec
36
"2 July
55
54%
56!
549
Nov
66
Mar
__5
5
10
Corp
Jan
Sep
Aug
29 %
_5
10
33%
25%
25
Corp_____—*
—
221
240
2.50
,—10
Bolt
1,444
36%
29%
Dec
26%
26'
__5
—...
5%
30%
36 1«
—1>
—10
«iv,
129
28%
——*
Supply.
IHah
5%
36%
.—8.50
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
56
40%
*
Co
Fuel
Co:p
$2.50
*
—
Co
(Joseph)
26%
56 *4
59
Manulacturing' Co
Mountain
29 % May
HI
24
Joy
Range for Year 1956
57
Gas System—
35%
8 % Mar
Shares
i.ow
Corp——
30
a
for Week
Par
Ludlum
35 %
III-1
Sales
Range
or Price*
——J
,
Allegheny
30%
28%
l.iist
Sale Price
59%
a
Weck'i
iTlday
stocks
July
38%
ft 28% ft
—50c
(Un)
Jan
15%
36 7
2
Watch
Public
ft
1
39%
Sep
2.230
10%
a
iUn)_
Aug
15'% Mar
Nov
Feb
12
Corp
Nov
Apr
«26%
10
Jan
9
27%
65%
ft63 %
12.50
12
138
28%
57 %
53 i/„
5
—
1,165
1.129
30
Nov
_5
—
15
10 >8
9%
29 %
45% Jan
a26%
—25
14
10
20%
ft26%
Union narblde & Carbon (Un)
Union Electric Co
(Un)
■Union Oil Co of Calif
Union Pacific Ry Co
(Un)_
Union Sugar common..
United Air Lines Inc
T
:
Apr
190
674
1
30%
2,488
3,253
—
Dec
58%
46
Film (Un)
26%
22 %
5%
(Un)
Century-Fox
1,639
57:%
21%
(Un):
28%
36
—10
—
2
Corp
Aug
21%
21%
Co
30%
21%
44%
Corp
Feb
Nov
44%
—
247a
27%
14
160
Jun
5'it
—25
Products
Jan
28%
36%
22%
•
NOV
16%
100
10
Feb
34%
48%
42 %
(Un)
186%
Oct
24
514
common
Oct
18
div_
—25
Co
164%
Nov
39 %
•
59 %
3,761
Dec
%
(Un)l—"T
Dec
174% 177%
12%
46
-7.50
*0
42%
28%
'59%
437
28
—1
Martin
National
49%
18 %
—.
Co
(The)
Merck
48 %
—.-1.80
Brothers
Homasote
tf
27%
356
39 %
25
Trt*' "minental
Hecht
n
158
50
Dairies
Hamilton
T
31%
1,654
954
c
stock
Motor
Range for Year 1956
Iliah
29%
14%
19% Mar
40%
Shares
46%
74 % July
45%
for Week
13%
Dec
22%
Sales
Range
45
Dec
__
Week's
of I'Hces
14
Nov
a
Apr
Nov
130% Mar
45
16%
a
10%
134
1
57%
25 %
Dec
Pennroad
958
46%
Mar
7%
Pennsylvania Power & Light com—.—*
Pennsylvania RR _______—________50
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg_10
Feb
Apr
Apr
a
Jan
130
22'% Mar
23%
460
,
84
35
62%
17%
47%
300
556
Dec
59%
4%
8%
Feb
69%
(Un)
8
96% a96 %
Sep
49
—
50% Mar
20%
Jan
a
39c
Dec
18 '/a
140
—
Nov
43%
46%
Nov
7
20c
1.073
637
Jan
10
6,800
45
161
27%
a
_
(The)
Preferred '
Tramamerica
TreeSweet
4,052
iviar
31 %
-10
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
Oil
Dec
%
a49% a53%
46%
i_l
;
Garfinckel | (Julius)
common..
Motors Corp
51% Mar
644
30
—
Dec
Jan
20c
28%
__13
common
General
14% Mar
41%
30 %
(Un)
Tidewater
Nov
30
(Un)
Vnrl"-'*
Co
10%
17
22 %
Corp
Co
(Un)_
Oil
670
51
(Un)
63%
Low
6,50
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Feb
43%
56%
(Un)
Mid-Continent
&
Oct
19%
•
Super Mold
Swift
Apr
25'r
67
30
Co
com
Packard
Rvl«o,.(n
83'%
Ex
28
30
(Urn
Corp
Chemical
Sunrav
Apr
1,518
20
J
N
36% July
65 % Mar
Feo
109% 114%
109%
174%
& Light common—13%
Light Co
10
Storage Battery—
Electric
26'%
30
(Ind)
Sterling Drug Inc
Studebaker
1.00
1,902
46
Dec
Nov
46 %
20c
.——100
Delaware Power
Aug
1,293
-6%
28
51 VB
3.5
48%
Duquesne
37'% Mar
10%
_
907'
1,217
44 %
45
1
pfd
Publishing Co
56%
59%
1
30%
56%
62%
__10
—:
57% May
55 !u
___
Sep
Mar
22% Mar
624
last
Co___
Oct
25
California
(Ohio)
Warner
Staufler
Curtis
Aug
63%
(Un)
of
Co
Oil
10%
1,116
Sperry-Rand Corp
Standard
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
60
3c
5
Service
14
Nov
5
Dec
a52% a53%
•
24%
'July
11% ■fcec
17%
Apr
55%
a
Company
17%
Rights
Standard
Dec
32% Mar
Feo
62'a
Co__
58% Mar
*
.
Transit Co
49%
43
48%
ft
(Uni.
Tel__—
non-cum
Budd
54%
(Un)__
$2.50
902
com..2
Petroleum
30
13',4
•
.—10c
_.
Baltimore
400
25
ser
■
30
Jan
Oct
;Dec
20
128
751
»
Feb
21%
22%
25
pfd
9%
44
990
29
Corp
3,468
25
Public
7%
40%
a20%
a23% a24 %
12 %
(Uni...
Co
&
56
25
Co
48%
Nov
Tel
98c
12%
a65 a67%
25
Gas
5 %
Jan
Jan
25%
1
a23:%
117a
City Electric Co—_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
:
Gimbel
25
com
128
19%
Atlantic
19'% Mar
40
41! '8
25
Pacific
55'%
12
2
1
__
preferred
Southern California
41%
July
July
a
f
6 7c
Southwestern
10%
%
13%
29 7
15
pfd
Southern
131
6,090
Arundel
May
28%
4%
(Un)
Aug
1.40
12'%
common
Stores
American
21%
17%
„
3,112
7
American
26
41%
2.50
class
6
Wood. Steel
66%
a49%
4.48'%
Southern
20%
Alan
27%
20c
4.32^;.
Cal
Nov
26
*
Aug
27%
Oct
14'%
1.3^0
Par
Dec
20
27%
^
18
Jan
80c
Friday
96c
1
Jan
19
100
Sale Price
55%
3
_
Edison
cum
28 %
20
19%
preferred
Cum
665
31%
3c
preferred
Ccnv
Dec
Oct
(Un)
Co
4.88'/
4%
49 %
»
Co
4.56 7c
Nov
515
55
15c
Co
Calif
34%
4%
535
(Un)
Oil
1,401
19
5
(Un)
Corp
Mobil
33%
Dec
1.40
370
100
80c
9%
stocks
22
July
48% May
50% Mar
Feb
10
Co
Co
Jan
a30% a32%
•
Servomcchanisms Inc
Sharon Steel Corp (LJn)___
Shasta
Dec
39 %
9%
com
Co
&
16
330
31%
5
Industries. (U11)
Finance
55%
.17%
(Un)
18%
28%
80c
19%
46% July
Oct
42 %
10%
20
Roebuck
Oct
125
234
Corp
1U11.1
Paper Co__.
Seaboard
40
1,644
17%
2.216
a
Dec
28 %
.
47%
Mar
48%
51%
2,336
preferred
Scott
Doc
49%
10
Elec
&
i.oo
18
(Un)
Dec
5>/b
May
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
75% Mar
10
«v
68 % July
1
Corp
Nov
587
Radio
Nov
286
56
(Un)
Dec
4
Mar
Jan
1,352
1.25
4'%
»
54
375
Aug
32%
20 g
129
5
9%
Co
80
10
(U11)
73
54%
47%
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
42'%
<Un)__25
Jan
54 %
25c
Explor—
Zenith
17
(Un)
Yellow Cab
51',2
w
1
(Un#
Jan
1
Co
Francisco
Paper
Diego
57>.
A
Oil
(F W)
Mar
17%
1
Co
Basin
Woolworth
21
17 %
(Uni
Williston
36
52
Inr
Lead
St Louis-San
142% July
52
Foods lnc
stores
Apr
20% July
Oct
6
(Un)
class
Axle
Petroleum
Fine
Salewav
Co
Jan
122%
Feb
59
(Unj_ —2.5U
__
..
Teiegrapn
Jan
*
&
12%
519
1
B
Stores.
Nov
1
Corp
1.785
7
Corp
Aircraft
95c
50% July
Nov
18%
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)—
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
.12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)_____. _.._1U
Jan
102'%
_lo
class
40
Dec
Jan
Nov
43Tb
_
—
Nov
84%
lac
19
Co
Cement
Rockwell
Rolir
Oil
Union
a30%
Co
Tobacco
Dept
Western
Jun
1
Manufacturing Co
Ranch
Western
Oct
1.25
33
425
5
—1
Nov
Drug Inc Co____________i._2.50
Reynolds Metals Co (Uni
1
Rheem
Jan
65%
Inc
Aug
882
6,616
-e-
Insurance (Un)_.
Lines
Air
16%
49 %
Rexall
Rice
27%
Oct
5
(U11)
Gas
Western
50c
(Uni
Corp
West Coast Life
34%
45%
1
.
54-.2 Mar
May
69%
—
(Un)
<Un)__
:
27%
1
Raytheon
Jan
Jan
Dec
35%
28%
29'%
Apr
51%
Nov
Inc
com
(Un)
34 %
Hiah
Dec
29
65%
1
Pictures
Petroleum
Nov
33'.4
442
,
5
10
44%
16%
1
-
Bros
Preferred
Low
43%
45%
65!
_5
767
•
common
Westates
33%' Feb
Co
Co
155
3
(Un)
Warner
37
Dec
Oil
(Un>__
Co
250
|
Realty
Inc
46%
57%
5
_
Corp of America
Equip
Ry
(Uni
a
5
..
53% Mar
Nov
a41% a42%
1
12Va
Timber
Sugar
18
1.25
3
&
Consolidated
Equipment
Oct
33 %
a
1.322
8
«...
5
-16%
29 %
80
__i
lnc
Victor
—1
__.
common
46% a47%
a
__«■
(.U11 >
Utah-Idaho
Jan
oan
33!
17%
33yap
Corp
(Un)
19
129
%
Universal
Dec
70c
15
18 %
19% July
20%
47'%
Range for Year 19 >r,
High
46%
(Un)_
(U11)
Corp
39%
21
625
127
Rubber
Steel
Shares
Low
46%
Plywood Corp
S
S
Dec
24'%
1,961
90
60c
Jan
Corp
for Week
1*
Co__
28%
a46 %
(Um
..
OH
37%
S
U
U
Nov
24
435
58c
U
Apr
30
24,750
37%
Sep
Aug
27%
616
1.10
1
(Un)
Sound! I 'lp
Radio
56'%
1.05
l
Morris & Co. (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Pure
55
1.10
128
(Un)
Philip
Puget
22%
56%
100
common
RR
Dodge
800
3%
61%
47%
3 00
26%
90
Chemicals
Corp
26%
22%
._j
Corp (Un)
Co
(Unt_.
;
Co (Un)_.
(Chas)
Phelps
Philco
25%
25%
26%
&
Pepst Cnia Co
357
33 %c
Pictures
Peniiojivanla
1,462
29
37%
Ltd
World
C)
(J
31%
28%
1
Development
Tel
Davis
55,551
31%
Gas
46%
Nov
12%
Fruit
United
19
190
50%
United
Nov
Sa'es
Range
of Prices
Par
Nov
3.00
32 %
1,553
34 %
__
Oil
Petroleums
Penney
21 %
49%
31%
com—
preferred
Pacific
Pacuic
Paramount
20%
34 %
_io
___
Corp
At
48 %
8.678
21'%
25
Inc
Lighting
Pan American
348
18
___.__.25
Co
Industries
Pacific
&
130
49 %
29
Pacmc
S4.5U
41%
17%
Week's
Last
Saie Price
18%
can
49%
28
pfd
Mar
40%
25
1st
red
9,350
49%
_
2
10c
STOCKS
Year 1956
2% July
34 % Jan
,__10
pfd
pf.d__
3%
14!
17%
8
■
;
18
*'*
Hign
40%
Electric common
1st
red
4.36'7c
Corp___
3%
•
1_5
preferred
1st
red
Pacific
2.60
&
Pacific
5%
600
2.50
3 ',4
Chemical
Pacific
5%
19
2.55
a
Cement
6%
18%
___20c
_
JANUARY
Friday
Range for
Low
i
—
ENDED
f
High
19
Co
Pacific
Low
...20
Co
Mathiesen
Olin
(Un)
Petroleum
Oil
oil
OUio
Ltd
Co
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sugar
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Oahu
RANGE
Week's
12.50
a
51
Dec
36% Aug
Aue
Dec
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
18
Montreal Stock
hist quotations
on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
on
all
Canadian
Friday
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
STOCKS
Pa*
Canadian Stock
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
from coast to coast.
30 Broad Street
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Power
SI.50
Teletype: NY 1-1979
5\
NEW
YORK
For
footnotes
see
yi
page
42.
Paper
common
preferred
Agnevv-Surpass
Algoma
Sugar
0
com
Shoe
Aluminum
Range
Prices
Sales
for Week
Shares
T.ritr
5,165
a23
50
8%
8%
30
n94
0
34 %
f)23
8%
Range for Year 1956
lliah
33%
a94
70
7%
7%
59
Hign
28%
Nov
43 %
23
Dec
26%
Jan
Oct
12%
106
Apr
8%
102% May
7
Dec
8%
Aug
Apr
Jan
-
Ltd
Co
Week's
o»
fnw
33%
100
8teel
Alumlnltim
•
20
preferred
4% 'r
□
Ac
Acadia-Atlantic
Anglo
1;
I.azt
Sal* Tries
Exchange
Fonda
—
of
Canada
4%
preferred
American
Explorations
pfd
1)3
113 117%
1.093
93
Feb
127
July
•
_
114
111
117%
5.993
10(1
Jan
147
Ju'y
25
23
50
46
4.75
23
23
209
2.519
46
15 "4
15'%
300
37
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
88
. ,
Monday, January
.
21, 1957
(374)
*
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Attgiu
Axgua
Corp
$2.40
Atlas
co
oi
preferred-,,
125
16
Nov
25 Va
44%
45%
390
45
Dec
57%
Jan
31 la
33
1,845
31%
Nov
45 '
Mar
28%
28%
29 %
1,210
17%
Feb
34% Aug
40
38%
Jan
39 V8
Aug
53%
J a xi
02
Aug
55%
40
46
Traction
Light
American
Oil
Columbia
Elec
to
cum
red
Class
B
Building
866
53 %
Nov
440
39%
Oct
58
58%
325
56
Dec
65
40
40
165
35
Dec
54% Aug
45%
46
4,873
44
Nov
51% Mar
125
44
__
43
43
8%
8
8%
41,920
46%
47%
3,985
68 Va
6%
8
Apr
Jan
May
class
i—
105%
52%
49
1,080
55
Lawrtnc
St
Jan
48
Cement
St
Feb
Oct
Lawrence
Corp
Oct
1,400
11%
Nov
1
3.062
36%
Jan
50
Aug
46
46%
600
43
Nov
52
Mar
a/%
a7
a7%
49
Nov
14.%
Jan
3.00
3.00
300
5.00
Jan
Sicks'
Jan
Simpsons
Southam
Co
__
•
32
6%
3.00
31%
32
535
4.00
4.10
200
Nov
29
Nov
Jan
iF/ B
62%
Apr
Feb
70%
Aug
55%
57%
1,9„0
50
Jail
86
86
36
84
Dec
al2% a-12 Va
125
11%
Feb
14%
Feb
Oct
JO *,4
Mittl
Nov
17%
28
28
29
Ojo
2o
17%
17%
17%
2,8,5
16
A—
ciass
Series
Gold
Calgary
Dredging
Power
Canada
Iron
4%%
Foundries
Malting
4%%
27%
36
37%
815
31%
102
10J
95
4.40%
Steamship
common
pfd
Dec
52
60
23%
625
a92
30
a
92
13H
Dec
21 va
100
16'/a
Feb.
21
Apr
105
85
Aug
9o
Mar*
68 %
72 Va
3,653
00
'/< xvxa,y
t»8
Aug
18
17 %
•19%
9,/8o
12 Va
Feb
18 Va
Aug
31
31
35 J
28 V*
Nov
31% Aug
17%
17 Va
650
14%
Dec
18
Apr
18
y8. Dec
72 va
17%
3,9o5
16%
Dec
65
95
50
95%
Nov
83
1,953
95
86
87 %
11%
55 %
20
20
25
27
26%
27
27
53%
•
common
1,650
725
,
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
class
•
A
133
30
25%
25%
25 Va
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Industries
175
50
125
68%
71
2,326
47%
49
8.50
9.00
155
5%
-
Canadian
Pacific
^nadian
Chrysler
Corp
Cogfcliu
combined
Consol
14%
15%
3,750
19
19%
687
15
Dec
24
80
118O
5
10
Sep
92
25
Jan
20
Jan
30
60
100
Nov
8
31%
45
__
*
a66% a66%
__
——•
b
:
106% July
Lumber
Abltca
Seal
to
Zgllerbach
Co
27
45% May
Brown
-1
86
Jan
Canaua
Jau
Canada
Aug
Apr
Class
10%
10 "a
10%
10%
200
9%
Jan
13
Mar
Canadian
Ingersol
Rand
27%
27
28%
5,0''4
Nov
38
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
Co.—
3.50
3.50
1
25
200
3.80
225
Nov
25
Nov
Dome
reagrams
Canadian
Silk
Canadian
Westinghouse.
Exploration
Catelli
46
Mar
56
Apr
Consolidated
20
Nov
24
Oct
Crown
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
r
'
Dominion
7%
Glass
to
Dominion
Tar
Redeemable
Dominion
Du
Pont
of
&
Class
Famous
Ford
Players
12%
12%
12%
2,542
11
Nov
19%
19 %.
18% July
19%
102
19
Dec
*
24
Jan
9
9
Jan
Go's
5 7o
common-!
A
Prod
;
of
pfd
class
Ltd
Bakeries
Lakes
Home
Oil
17%
Dec
29%
Apr
80
Dec
95
1,220
a80
5
27' 'a
56
a
56
class
1.00
15 Va
16
53 %
52 %
53 %
22
22
22 Va
14%
Dec
68
Mar
8
Aug
Oct
1.25
Feb
22
400
Co Ltd
Alabas
A
Northern
Bank
Tobacco
of
Canada
Corp
(Can)
38
Jun
Ameranium
16%
Aug
Mining
24 Va
25
696
22%
Nov
11%
12%
424
10%
Feb
11%
11%
1,381
Feb
39
41
1,125
34
Dec
a42
Ltd—
a42
5
40
Dec
50
Jan
Aubelle
10
79 %
80%
2.560
64
Jan
97
July
59
175
52
Dec
62
Aug
55%
57
3,720
36%
Jan
b2V«
Aug
10%
Jun
12 Va Mar
22%
Nov
-
29'/a
Sep
Aull
Metal
Bailey
Baker
Band-Ore
Iron
37 %
38J,'a
270
39 Va
12
113
115
Bandowan
Feb
Ren trice
Aug
Lake
CO
22%
Jan
24%
Apr
Jan
110%
97 "a
Aug
97
Bonnyville Oil
101
353
94
Nov
142 % May
Boreal
Rare
2.145
28
Utilities Corp common
5
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
__5
450
190
Feb
300
Dec
48
48
291
38%
Jan
55
July
54
53 %
54 "a
2.495
27%
Jan
50
18 "a
19
335
19
Dec
24
126
126
126
25
136
Aug
144
3
Apr
Calalta
19
19
19
225
Feb
Calgary
Lewis
Bros
MacMlllan
A
to
Bloedel
class
B
_•
Paper
Mitchell
Molson
•
"50
pfd
class
Breweries
Mortrail
Oil
5%<&
(Robtl
Montreal
6%
100
Frontenac
Mersey
32%
•
common
Preferred
McColl
A
Ltd
*
class
A-—"—11*
Locomotive
to
Co
*
common
Drug
to
National
Steel
Miranda
Mines
Oeitvie
Flour
Ontario
Steel
Chemical
Car
Corp
•
-
footnotes
page
Jun
%
Jan
10
Jan
32%
33%
985
28 Va
Nov
48
Mar
6 %
6%
9,530
a
84 %
6
20
47%
47 %
48
II
11
127
23 %
1.525
23
16
23
Nov
9%
•
2 "4
2,750
R
a25
12
30
July
20%
100
14
May
8%c
1,000
7C
Dec
15c
Feb
23c
24c
3,000
22c
Feb
32c
Aug
45,000
Nrtv
22c
to
14c
14c
1.81
1.81
100
22 Vac
24c
37,300
2,700
lie
145,100
2,000
12c
13c
600
.
27
34
Mines
Buuzan
9,135
13c
1
20
18
20%
1.20
1.10
1.25
1
12c
9c
12c
1
Mines
32c
30c
28c
28c
1.35
Ltd
lie
55c
50c
—-1
23c
—_1
Ltd
27c.
1
Uranium
Campbell
Canada
Mines
Chibougamau
Oil
Lands
Mines
Dec
50
Nov
11
Nov
15
May
21
Nov
27%
Jan
Canadian
•
Devonian
«nqrU.,n
T.uidum
Co
Petroleums
Mines
I,In
20c
Nov
1.05
Jun
32c
139,400
9c
1.50
255.450
50c
1.25
Nov
Nov
Aug
Jan
11c
14,000
8c
Nov
9,200
35c
Nov
19c
23c
33,509
17C
Nov
48c
26 Vac
29c
15,900
25c
Nov
6Rc
9VaC
10c
6,100
9c
Dec
5.000
inc
Nov
65c
Nov
3.80
Apr
Dec
2.75
Feb
1
1.31
1.40
1,307
1.00
1.05
4,400
1.50
1.36
27
27%
329
12,900
1.85
8c
8c
10c
12%
12 %
13 %
•
23,100
509
3,350
1,207
14,500
2
7.00
7.00
7.00
200
Ltd_._«
7.25
7.25
l
40c
40c
1.00
1.00
18c
1.00
1.65
42c
1.95
Dec
55c
1.60
Jan
'
56C
7.23
.
1,000
45c
16.0^0
Aug
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
Aug
Jun
-
Aug
Jan
19%
Jan
33
7c
Nov
25c
12so
Nov
28% Mar
3.70
2.70 Mar
4°r
75"
Feb
Apr
Julv
Apr
5.50
Nov
8.90
2.90
Jan
9.30 July
Nov
1.83
25r
1
3.05
3.05
3.05
100
2.77
Feb
.1
Ltd
41c
Jan
Sep
57c
,
9c
Oct
78,550
3.75
Explorations
Aug
20 %c
55c
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd
Jun
20
Feb
3.65
Can-Met
21 %c
Sep
6 VaC
1.36
__
,
Mar
13,000
55c
Canadian
Jan
22c
35,475
1.36
«
Ltd___
24c
Jan
1.45
*1.75
*
Oil
Aug
Dec
/1"
Jan
c
—
:
Aug
3.30
1.51 May
Nov
1
Ltd
I td.
Apr
Mar
9
1
Ltd
Atlantic
Feb
67 Va
—
*
Ltd
Apr
3.70
71c
50C
*
—25
Ltd
Corp
Canadian
103%
1.38
1
Ltd
Edmonton
Sep
18%
16c 18 %C
10c
1
Mines Ltd
O ls
Jan
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleums
Calumet
.Tan
35c
1.21
1
1
Voting Trust.*
Mines
Burnt Hill Tungsten
&
Apl
Mar
35
Nov
10Vac
__
Ltd
Admiral
47
,7'2
Aug
Va
o
Nov
11 %c
A
Refining Corp
Gold
6C
1.40
20c
13c
1
Canadian
Nov
1%
Bouscadillac
F eb
17%
2.15
.
Mines
M«tals
v
14c
1
Ltd
_
S"p
82
3.60
3.30
3.75
12.200
1.78
Nov
.Tan
4.80 July
'
3.30
Jan
16
16%
945
14%
Nov
18
Jan
Canuba
Mines Ltd
20
20
795
-1
50c
19
Dec
40c
26
Dec
50c
47,300
40c
Nov
1.4.9
Feb
Capital
Lithium
-1
46c
46c
54c
14,109
40c
Nov
2.25
Apr
16c
16c
19c
31,309
13c
Dec
38C
15.200
so
.inn
Jan
F"b
95''a
335
96
Nov
10%
52'
Mar
4
155
11
common
see-
%
8
61 "a
—
For
9
100
95 %
___*
common
Products
11
1.025
60
common—5
Ltd
Mills
19%
9
60%
—„I
preferred
National
Dec
Dec
18
U84 %
20
—
4% %
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48
18
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9
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66
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Dec
2.06
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Belle-Chibougamau
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290
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120
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106
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104
290
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15
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145
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Feb
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Oct
Oct
64
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19%
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21%
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14%
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Mines
101%
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10
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5
110
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so
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10
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15
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28
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131
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May
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37 Va
16 Va
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59
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Lead
1,540
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Anthonian Mining Coo
Arcadia Nickel Corp Ltd
Anacon
17
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10
66
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98
common
4
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7%
12
38%
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98
Paper
Nov
May
131
a
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16 %
Petroleum
Jan
12
Mar
%
16%
6%
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
17
International
57
66
:—5
common
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Feb
Feb
45
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a
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7
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49
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400
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6
860
115
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56
10
53
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38
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11
425
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40
24%
38
37
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50
43
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11%
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part
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40
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50
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46
96
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38
25
48
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4
49
57
common
4.75
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56
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Oct
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3.50
50
40
56
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700
23
37%
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3.85
•
38
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3.70
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39
3.80
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Aug
40
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•
80
39 %
263,4
450
50
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41 %
37
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220
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10
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38
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preferred
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15
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7
225
4i, 1.20"
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1.75
39%
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9
120
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10
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Nov
101
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1
Feb
31
305
103
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105
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105
39
103
28
105
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176
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35%
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Nov
1,785
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Dec
Nov
1,137
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far Week
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29
17
33
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220
51%
29'2
Mar
3.00
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592
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29 Va
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100
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1,300
28
54%
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1.00 Aug
101
Mining
'moeriai
32
Nov
6%
200
16
32
52%
10
1.00
*
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200
6
a
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1,600
56
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Feb
20
80
27%
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*
class
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19%
22
165
A-—®
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5
to
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Apr
36
29
preferred
Imperial
42%
Dec
101%
—
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Smith
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Nov
30
27%
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25
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Wares
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430
1.214
•
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Steel
Gypsum
%
30%
19%
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100
:
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30
•
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44
30
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common
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5,115
20
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common
Power
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24%
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30
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preferred
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9
Jan
32
30
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preferred
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Canadian
Co
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to
cl
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Co
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Aug
•
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5
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23%
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0
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3o
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Aug
40
15
525
•
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15
6,285
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865
15
Oct
43 %
——
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14%
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42%
50
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54%
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54
2
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1,480
22
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11
31
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9.85 Aug
?'
Mar
18
10
29%
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39% Mar
Jan
21
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—
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2,690
28
*
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Donohue Bros
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to
30
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200
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common
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to
9.75
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21 %
——*
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5,003
9.75
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33
2.50
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25
640
32
400
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63
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—
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2
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100
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*
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31
35
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5
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41
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80
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26
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60
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56
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53%
Nov
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12 V4
98
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32
13%
13
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Cocitsnutt
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27 %
98
Railway
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Apr
425
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Petroflna
Apr
33%
27
50
33%
Dec
29
29%
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58% A~g
Nov
20 %
28
100
warrants
Jan
23
Feb
44% July
*
Jan
Mar.
3.40
16%
Jan
400
—
•
common
preferred'
1953
44%
13%
6,041
a
*
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Dec
-
8.95
--
—
class
(George)
Jan
29
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17
200
48
,
16
1—
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Weston
15%
-1
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Jan
14
__
common
Canadian
Jan
36
14%
__
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104
Oct
19
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to
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%
20
20%
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55
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to
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51%
152
Nov
135
20 %
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«.—-—^
102% July
Jan
43%
155
153
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14
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Sep
16
25
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23% May
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60
Nov
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902
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27
,
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11%
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20
31
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55%
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,
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52
•
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Nov
26
546
23%
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preferred
69
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101
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26%
36
__
27
1,594
_
preferred
$1.25
29 %
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Canadian
28%
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Nov
29
100
Canada
5%
55
540
27%
10
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—
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65
63
6.00
Dec
•
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64
4.00
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common
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—
100
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40
15
Nov
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——
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Nov
41
45
*
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120
50
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106
44
48
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90%
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13
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35
Apr
26
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50
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43
46%
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preferred
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rno-
4%
provincial
41%
of
105
22
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Feb
75
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41%
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Columbia
.
47%
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77
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25
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common
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*
730
1.660
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59
pfd——:—!—100
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40
54%
58 %
41%
50
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Brazilian
40
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Bowater
260
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P^ge-Hersey
Feb
45%
—
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Pow &
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43
25
Nova
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54
54%
Ltd
Canadlenne
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Dec
•
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of
49
42%
43
120
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105%
108
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common
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50 %
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for
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Last
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Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
—
JANUARY 18
ENDED
for Week
oi Prices
Sale Frice
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
10 Va
200
10%
Nov
12%
25
Nov
49%
Nov
26%
27
365
52%
54 "4
1.910
34
35
325
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25
42.
1
31
23
Dec
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105
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Feb
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Apr
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34
Apr
Cassiar
66 Va
Aug
51%
Jan
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Aug
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8.10
19 VaC
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127,210
9c
53c
500
41c
Feb
.
Dec
1012 Mar
6.80
15c
1.20
Dee
Feb
Jan
,
Number 5605
185
Volume
.
The Commercial
,
.
and Financial
Chronicle
(375)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Explorers
Jauuiet
Ltd
Chibougamau Mining -&
Chlpman Lake
Cleveland
Colomac
Yellowknife
iConsol
Central
Consolidated
Consol
Cons
De
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Explorations Lid
Products
Devon-Palmer
Dome
•
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Dona Ida
Duvan
East
Oils
Copper
Co
Sullivan
Min
Gold
10c
Nov
14c
17c
59c
91,040
10c
Nov
35c
18,475
Oct
14%
3.05
Mines
Ltd
Inc_
Mines
Ltd
(1945)
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Ltd'
Mines
Lake
Lead
Oils
Lake
/,'iuc
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Ltd
Ltd
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22c
15c
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35c
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Co
19c
*
.
Minerals
New
Ltd
Viuray
New
West
Nickel
Ltd
Amulet-
Rim
Jan
v
37,500
16c
Nov
125,200
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22c
10c
80
300
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1.80
150
72
42.751
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1.99
21,900
1.45
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20 Va
14
109
74
12
1.40
Nov
3.70
3.90
37c
48c
38,680
1.62
1,800
Aug
5%
6,700
22c
Nov
89c
Feb
Banff
July
Bunk
Jan
Bank
8c
2.00V
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10c
9c
10c
12,500
22 VaC
23c
3,500
4.40
2.70
2.60
2.70
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5c
15c
22.675
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Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd_l
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Pitt
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17c
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2.500
31c
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2.70
2.94
1.50
1.65
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12c
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29,000
1
14c
13c
14c
9,000
12%
1
47c
Nov
Jan
1.95
75c
10c
Nov
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Mar
Nov
8v2c
Dec
25c
1.10
1.10
300
75c
Nov
18c
14c
20c
313,500
10c
Nov
Lithium
Quebec
Corp_.
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Oil
Development Ltd
Onebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd—
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Crest
Gold
South
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Mines
Standard
Gold
StanleFh
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Steep Rock
Sullivan
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Iron
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Mines
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32c
130,300
10c
6.05
5%c
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Nov
Dec
39c
Mar
Apr
Bouzan
Apr
Bowater
Corp
Apr
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Gold
Mines
14,500
24c
Nov
52c
Feb
10c
Nov
45c
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2,200
19 >4
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1.925
3.35
4.00
925
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56c
68,000
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15c
16,300
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44
101
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34V4 Aug
8c
Nov
25C
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Dec
9c
Nov
22c
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
25.709
25c
Nov
74c
Mar
9c
Nov
46c
Apr
15
3.35
Jun
Nov
24%
Aug
10%
79,500
7 %c
8.80
6.60 May
July
16 %C May
Nov
15,749
15
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Jan
20
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25
40
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1,944
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59
1,459
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100
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9,350
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65c
84c
14.770
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75c
31c
71c
80c
86,900
28c
35c
114,300
10 %c 11 %c
13,500
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1.25
Nov
61c
Feb
Nov
19c
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55
Dec
65
% May
'55
Aug
40
40
100
35%
Nov
1.80
14,684
1.24
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1.45
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2.45
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9c
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101,200
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Nov
17c
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1
2.50
2.40
2.59
21,251
2.25
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1.47
9,350
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2.90
1.90
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Feb
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57c
55c
58c
18.669
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1.05
97c
1.10
30.910
1
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22,300
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17c
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7.000
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Nov
28c
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15 %c 18%c
7,500
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43c
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3.85
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2.45 Mar
Nov
1.80
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0
310.8
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2.55
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15%
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45c
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Nov
26c
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Britalta
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Jan
85c
Feb
British
American
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1.10 Mar
British
Colombia
8
Apr
50
Aug
Elec—
49c
41c
Ltd
71,310
12
%c
Jan
72c
Aug
Feb
13c
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45c
45c
5.500
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5.200
20c
28c
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Oct
4Rc
Mar
26c
24c
26c
1,500
22c
Dec
68c
Sep
36c
2.05
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2.70
6.85
6.85
100
18c
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2.25
15,550
73c
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1,700
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10,942
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50
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59c
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Montreal Stock Exchange
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Jan
Apr
16%
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36%
Feb
20
Gairdner_S Company Inc.
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91
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Aug
1.90 May
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2.10
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16
Nov
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Aug
Nov
2 20
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3.40
44c
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British
Nov
200
66c
2.95
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1.35
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41
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16
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19c
1.25
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13c
15
1.51
4.85
3.05
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Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
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37
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22
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Cnibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
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1.43
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195
380
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51,500
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100
23
118
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47%
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Jan
98
47
1
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111
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5.534
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125
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Oct
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24c
93
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700
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25,260
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26%c
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8c
5
2
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
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26c
13%
42c
30c
18c
3.700
1
Ltd
4.00
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1.99
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2,300
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16c
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8,295
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2.05
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class
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70c
6,100
Opemiska Copper Mines
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200
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4.80
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6.20
100,800
11c
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1.50
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23
1
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Sep
9c
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5.25
Nov
2.10
11%
1
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65c
1.38
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Oct
Nov
1.10
Apr
8.75
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Minos
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Feb
2,300
1.40
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Aumacho
8c
1.75
1,875
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1
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1.70
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Nov
1
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88
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Dec
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2.30
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365
11%
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4.65
100
3.85
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225
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95
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2.01
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9.600
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Apr
1.03
2.20
7
87c
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5.20
Nov
7%
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1.75
1.92
53c
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Apr
2.70
Nov
38c
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565
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1.30
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2,100
41c
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2.00
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55c
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35c
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36c
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11.500
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93
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1.60
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106
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85c
Nov
21c
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Dec
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55c
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30
Dec
12,000
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New Pacific Coal <fc Oils Ltd
♦
New Santiago Mines
Ltd—_____—50c
New Spring Coulee Oil &
....
Lead
-12,327
•
Co
Oil
AiiKcun
11 Vac
;_5
^
Asbestos
Amurex
Nov
Sep
45c
1.65
National Petroleum Corp Ltd——25c
New
Formaline Mines Ltd
1
.-.New Jack lake Uranium Mines Ltd—_1
Lafayette
American
Apr
2.50
15c
46c
17c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd_____l
Monpre'Uranium Exploration—
l
Mnnteary .Explorations
Ltd
__1
New
FCb
12C
a80
Ltd—-______1
!
28c
12%
Oct
36c
16Vec-
Amalgamated Larder Mines—______1
^American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
Nov
44c
1.13
Jan
Jan
20c
1
-^Merrill
Mining ;Corp of-Canada Ltd—-——
Ltd
100
i
4l/a 'U\ preferred
2.34
Dec
8
19%
94
1.50
Ltd
4%
Oct
80c
40c
—.—1
Ltti
26%
7%
80c
—
Co
Aug
Oct
19c
._1
Gold—
1
6VaC
v
>43,30)
23c
12c
____5
Mining Ltd_——^
Petroleums
Ltd—._
_l
Mines
Aug
•i
.
•Aluminum
Mar
"
Oct
43 %
5.05
common..;—
Cons
Algoma Steel
Nov
1,142
18c
(Aluminium
50c
44
14c
5.35
—
1.35
1,000
45c
Sep
-49c
—1
Warrants
Apr
Feb
13c 17 %c
86c
Nov
22 Va
35
Jun
29
140
--——
Nign
32c
1,330
debentures
35c
Nov
9
94
50c
trust
Pacific
55c
•
Nov
29%
10c
l
Merrill .Island
'dor
V14c
*
Corp_—__a,
Corp Ltd______
Exploration
Nov
July
160
21
Uranium
5%
%
1
Shoe
Distiilefs
Voting
23
*
Yellowlfrtife
Alberta
7.60 Jan
1.19
Jan
14c
Apr
'
Nov
i
Goktfield
Ltd
IOV2C
:*
1.80
25%
29c
Algom
Nov
3.30
17c
•38c
20c
1.50 Jan
55c
29 VaCjun
--
25c
24%
45c
Alberta
70c
23 "2
94
Mines
Exiiloralious
6.75 Mar
7,100
16c
24%
Alba
3.00 Feb
5,500
20
15 7'a Mar
Nov
1
18%
;
6,016
21
Ltd
Surpass
Nov
40c
1.80
19
■"*
■
Nov
34%
8%
Petroleums
Dec
25c
-
-lie
Agnew
Ajax
33%
21
St%OU
Akattcho
4.35
13.922
13c
16 V2c
Nov
39c
-2,000
__i
Mines
500
1.95
"
4.95
168,819
33 %
_100
_______——
Mines
Lew
59c
—
Gas
34c
500
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—
"
6,500
l__20c
Mining
Mclntyre-Porcupine
•
23c
1.80
l
,
Maritimes
20c
42%
39c
Ltd___^____l
Lmgside
I.nuvicourt
9,600
41
25c
i.
_
Mines
21c
3.00
..
Mines
198.500
15c
Oil Co Ltd_______l
-voting trust__;.
1
Explorations Ltd—
_____i
__l
Kroy
67c
18c
ivninja
Kmliki
40c
21c
Continental
Jaye
500
9c
I_l
_
Apr
Jan
1,200
•
Acme
Advocate
Range for Year 1936
High
com—___—8V2
A
Preierred
Oct
93c
1.60
6,000
46c
1.95
Btd.l__u,_—_•_—U.1
Mines
65c
4.00
20c
Class
Acuuiu-Uiuuium
Shares
52c
__25
Sugar
for Week
ea
59c
•
common
Salea
Range
of I'rii
1010
1
Pauer
At
Atlantic
Sep
20c
Dec
-800
19 c
1
-If
Mines
Uranium
5.20
•
-___1
___—
ouiuuii
,
5.10
»
7.25
Feb
"12
27.700
*1
Age. Mines Ltd—,
Mines
Ltd:——
Sweet Grass
500
"*'■
70c
62c
Nov
Apr
5c
300
61c
20c
*
-Hudson-Rand Gold Mines
,
30c
1.10
Power
Acaaia
1,000
-
21c
,
Copper Corp Ltd
l'
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—5
"
30c
4.00
36,400
1.84
13 Va
19c
•/
—
5.90
1.84
«
Haitian
•
4.80
Dec
45c
2.600-
46c
.
•
427
54c
3.95
1
14c
32,000
53c
62C
__ii-
Oaspft Oil Ventures Ltdi
Israel
5.00
9%c ll'/ac
64c
_!
10,600
Ltd*
Mines
Preferred
Dec
61c
i
Abliioi
Jan
4.75
30c
Grandines
:
5.85
Dec
13 Va
__i____i
Fundy Bav Copper Mines
Indian
Nov
4.30
5.20
—
Fonlana
I so
'2.60
9,660
1.84
ii__—
Uranium Mines
Guhnar
400
5.20
4.90
i
Palconhridge Nickel Mines Ltd:.
Mining & Exploration: Inc,a.__
Great
3.05
4.80
54c
_1
Abblcan
Aug
18
4.80
:
Par
Mar
22c
5.10
__25o
Ltd—
1.05 Mar
30c
Week's
Last
Sale Prica
Dec
20c
10c
rrocKa
8.50 Mar
42c
16 Va
22c
Exchange
Funds
Friday
Dec
17 %
1
Ltd
Co
Canadian
Apr
8.85
15ci
j
Ltd
Pano
Golden
Nov
i
Faraday
'
9c
7,009
—1_1
Empire; Oil & Minerals
Metal Mines Lid
:
4,000
18c
;_v
Fab
Probisher
Nov
15c
15c
& Smelt Corp Ltd-.__i_.Ti
Oil <fe Mines Ltd..—— I
Pen-Rey
SoL
17C
13c
1
Ltd—.—
Mines
Eastern
El
84,200
15c.
___
Ltd_
Asbestos
El
Nov
1
Ltd
Eastern
-
Dec
10C
»
♦
Minerals
Ltd
Toronto Stock
Aug
2.11
89,700
1
Btd—
Mines
6.10
b.bJO
43c
28c
1
Mining Exploration—
Rand Cnioougamau
Rio
Nov
3.00
1
Mines Ltd-
Yellowknife
Coursey-Brewis
Del
2.50
35c
l
ih
1.85 Mar
2 3 V2C
1
Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd
Cortez
2.80
18,150
Dec
27c
Ltd
Continental
Copper
3.90
50c
42c
Ltd__
Cadillac
January
Range for Year 1956
14.900
1
Mines
Denison
Quebec
3.70
3.00
ended
'•oi
6 JC
i
Mines
Bi-Ore
Shares
Pigh
'l.)C
3.85
SmeltingI_I__i
Mines Ltd
Copper Corp_„
consolidated
78c
75c
week
for Week
Low
i
__.
rad
for
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Chibougomau
tiituOi>suiiiau
range
Wcek'a
Last
Sale Price
33
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
,
40
Monday, January 21,
. . .
1957
(370)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Sale Price
Mines
Brunston
Buffadison
Buffalo
BurcUell
15c
Jan
60c
Jan
14%
Apr
8,500
16c
56,350
10
455
7.50 Nov
-
I
.
class
A
99c
Jan
Nov
30c
Feb
65c
4,300
11c
32
15c
29
Nov
40
Jan
7%c
400
5,CK)0
Dec
28c
Feb
13.000
14%
15%
11
1.199
7
7
200
Nov
1.12
Apr
Jan
1412
Apr
1,150
10%
18c
11
34c
15%
32c
*
_.
Sep
2,000
13c
13c
——
.
15Vac
16c
11
--—
new--,-.
Sf Co Ltd
Burrard
Dry Dock
Dec
70c
31V*
Jun
7%c
23,350
11c
15c
32
*
—
Burlington Steel
64,800
70c
.
*
Burns
10c
11c
15Vat
Ext——
Lake
Nov,
11c
14c
9.50
Gold
Products
Hill
Bunker
7c
7%c Nov
10%c
16c
—_1
,
-
,
Canadian
Building
Feb
lie
1
Gold
Ankerite
BUfiiUo
18c
13c
30c
"
6%
9
Nov
Apr
13c
11,117
81c
1.00
12.250
Petroleum
5%
25c
Edmonton
Calgary
Calgary
Power
*
common
preferred
Calvan
Oil
Bread
Preferred
—
common
Cement
—
Foils
Canada
Iron
4%%
Canada
Life
Canada
15
200
12%: .'.'12%
13%
4,615
Malting
Aug
105
Feb
Nov
6.75 July
Nov
12%
28% Mar
6.25
3.00
100
2.75
985
26'%
Dec
5.05
Dec
4.00 Mar
37
194
1,020
Nov
5
32
Feb
11%
Feb
20
6
10%
Oct
510
31
Nov
100
94
Dec
103
149
149
15
Nov
100
46%
39'%
120
70c
75c
2.200
51c
July
20c
20c
23c
17.585
15c
Nov
1.40
1.87
2,0&4,190
45c
July
1.66
12 %c
12 %C
16c
3.00
2.90
3.35
63,505
17c
15 %c
18c.
5,700
28c
13.425
10%
2,835
29%
31
4.876
5.40
5.75
3,460
4.80
4.50
23%
375
22%
Nov
3.30
3.75
2,321,822
1.41
Nov
2.7G
2.55
2.80
92.150
3.65
3.50
3.80
55,700
2.05
2.05
2.20
1.300
Warrants
Lands
Oil
•
Warrants
Canada
Packers
Canada
Permanent
class
Canada Southern
B
Canada Southern
35%
Mtge„
Oils
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
$1.75
11%
Nov
13% Aug
19%
19%
20
600
I'7
Dec
24%
Aug
20c
18c
24c
265,233
15c
Nov
59c
Anr
56c
53c
60c
16,391
40c
Mar
74c
July
G.65
6.60
6.90
4,302
53%
55
20
Sep
6.25 Sep
1.57 Mar
5.25
9.00
Nov
Apr
Empire
Oils
Celanese
preferred
44%
Feb
59
Aug
25
25%
3,029
22%
Nov
33%
Apr
26%
27%
205
24%
Nov
33 %
Apr
60c
68c
10.800
45c
Nov
95c
Mar
65c
13%'
_*
-
2,230
13%
Nov
14%
16
3,425
12%
Nov
21% Mar
27%
6%
27%
28
400
7%
7%
8%
3.360
3
6%
6%
6%
——1
75c
Nov
Feb
37
Nov
11%. Mar
Dec
•
14 % May
warrants
78c
5,125
70c
Dec
95c
Apr
•
Devonian Petroleum
75c
3,505
6
Nov
1.13
90c
1.20
115,200
30C
Feb
94c
Apr
*
.
—
Decalta Gas
Canadian
14
14
•
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian
13%
—
25
—
■
16
•
Chemical & Cellulose-
Preferred
2.663
25
27%
10c
.
common—
Collieries
55
•
common
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian
450
1.25
25
British
Canadian
12%
2
:
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
12
_•
Preferred
Canadian
1,943
_1
.
Oils
of
Bank
Canadian
95% May
Mar
5.30
5.15
»
Atlantic Oil
Canadlau
39% Aug
Dec
55c
33%
5.00
89
85c ;
—12.50
Minerals
Admiral
Jun
83
90
900
1
class B_
Canadian
Apr
7.25
6.85 '
7.35
32,295
2.90
Dredge. & Dock
Canadian
Dyno
*
—,
Mines
Canadian Export Gas Ltd--
Canadian
Class
Food
A
Products
—
3.25
*
8
Securities
Canadian
Husky Oil
Hydrocarbon
cl A__—*
Homestead Otis
Canadian
Canadian
Oil
Cos
1953
11%
Dec
*
10
9%
10
1.025
7%
Feb
Davis
flora
Deer
Delnite
1.75
NOV
Devon Palmer
2.70 Aug
12%
13 %
-
Dec
July
Donle Exploration
nrmniuon
Foundry
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Jun
29%
Nov
36% Alar
1.704
23%
Feb
31
2.74
Feb
4.60
4.75
4.75
4.75
1.200
4.00
Dec
6.50 July
23,230
Mfrs
class
—
Quart?—Asbestos Corp Ltd—,
Central
Gai
Chesterville
Wines.
Apr
17
July
Eureka
Nov
85c
9.930
65c
Dec
2.15
Apr
88c
1.02
304,395
46c
Nov
1.58
5,149
Too Mai*
L85
Sep
3.20
Sep
45c
46c.
1.46
1.46
667
1.85
2.10
1,796
50c
51c
2,400
—
8.00
1.75
47c
1.80 Mar
Dec
Nov
Nov
10% Mar
809
3.25
Nov
6.00
8.30
95,070
2.11
Nov
6.80 Dec
1.89
1.35
1.90
165,640
1.00
Oct
11c
11c
13c
3.500
2.67
2.63
2.79
18.600
14%
14%
14%
15
704,900
__
16,070
19c
9c
20c
—1
29c
29c
29c
1.000
—i
52c
49c
55c
40,900
1
70c
Smelting-.
"I'25
75c
10,000
3.90
36,651
3.10
.75c
3.70
2.75
3.10
15,450
1.02
1.18
49.100
3.10
—
3.90
1.10
6.60
9c
1.61 Jan
Dec
1.50
26c
Dec
14
2.50
18% Mar
Coldstream
15c
21c
Dec
54c
Apr
26c
Nov
1.29
Nov
2.95
3.10
1.110
50c:
2.49
Alines
Copper
2.10
65c
1.85
1.88 Mar
Nov
6.15
.2.50
Consolidated
Allenbee
Consolidated
Belleke.no
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
Oil—
Gamma-
Centl
Calh'nan
Flin——
Consolidated
Cordasun
Consolidated
Denison
Warrants
1
Consolidated
East
Fenhnore
Crest
iron
85%
85c
Apr
7%
49c
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
Consolidated
44c
11
Hovvey
Marbenor
Marcus
Mac
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Morrison
Oils
&
footnotes
Life
400
Aug
13%
14
25%
25 %
25
25% Alar
30
Aug
21%
20%
22 %
7,215
17%
Jan
25
July
42%
42
43%
2.844
32
Jan
44% Aug
12
12''a
3,644
10%
—
21
8
8%
31c
Nov
18% JiUv
21
12%
21
100
20
Nov
24
Jan
%
8%
3.550
7
Jun
9
Jan
26c
Nov
70c
66,115
3he, 32 Vac
14%
1.00
1.05
100
•72c
114,500
60C
Dec
Jun
36
Jan
22c
37C
Nov
-3.05
Feb
6,700,,
60c
22c
Feb
1.60
Dec
30
4,700
30
60c
Apr
15
13% July
100
14%
15c
Dec
47c
Apr
7%c Nov
13%c Apr
9c
1.000
1.32
1.31
1.36
4,200
1.21
Nov
5.20
5.05
5.20
3,355
4.10
Nov
6.75 Mar
Nov
1.08
Nov
7.70
9c
i
_—1
41c
1
———*
40c
46C
23.000
3.85
1
Ltd
3.85
4.00
26c
16,175
2.80
5%
6%
2,320
37
6%
37
200
Jan
8
Apr
Dec
40
Aug
34
28%
Jan
Feb
4
I.048
'
—10
Jun
2.52
27 V*
—
68%
Dec
51
490
Jan
57
55
57
33c
33c
36c
7,400
32c
Nov
1.80 May
47c
45c
50c
94,100
9c
Jan
1.20 July
65c
1
41c
68c
20c
15,700
47
47
9%c
2,450.410
19c
5)
24,066
44
Oct
36c
Jan
Feb
31c
July
15c
Mar
57
Oct
2.35 Mar
l
80c
78c
85c
56c
Nov
65c
60c
71c
3.400
48c
Nov
1.50
Feb
*
——
40c
38c
43c
39,400
30c
Nov
1.30
Aug
42%
7.565
29
Feb
44
8.465
15
Nov
22
Nov
25
Falconbridge Nickel
40
40
Famous
16
15%
Canadian
Players
Faraday
8%
Nov
18
19%
1.85
2.00
39,055
1.00
1.00
1.15
4.265
25C
Oils Ltd
——'*■—,
Farwest Tungslcn Copper
3.45
3.35
3.75
15.587
24c
25c
Grain
class
2,000
32
33%
26
26
Preferred
Fittings
A
Ford
Canada
—
s.
2.00
266.503
95c
Jan
16c
20,800
7c
Nov
31c
Mar
15
9%
Nov
13
Mar
300
3.65
Nov
20
105 %
1.65
14,300
10c
14c
245,310
8 %C
7
145
6%
50c
13c
3.50
5.50
Nov
170
Nov
3.50
Nov
Oct
Aug
July
Jan
44c
Jan
23c
Nov
Mar
Jun
12%
Jan
74c
Jun
69,865
16c
Nov
50c
Jun
15c
14c
17c
37,100
10c
Oct
35c
Mar
43.925
14 %c
Nov
15c
Oct
29c
33 e
21
e
25c
2,300
17%
16%
18
106.239
5%
preferred
5 %'«
prior pfd.
Geco
Mines
General
Ltd.
—
Bakeries
General
Petroleum
Class
Canada
Genex
Giant
Sep
Glenn
Goldale
Goldcrest
Dec
Gold Eagle Gold
Uranium
Alines
Dec
85c
Mar
90c
Ndv
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4'r
preferred
10c
4.500
7
%c
1.95 Aug
Nov
26c
5.500
15c
20c
18c
Dec
1.20
1.35
3.65
3.65
35c
23c 24 %c
127.350
300
1.500
2.501
4.70
4.65
4.95
27
28%>
8,920
31c
26c
82c
12.150
16.933
49c
3.35
2.50
25
50c.
50c,
58c
17,601
41c
20c
20c
22c
3,500
16c
Feb
Dec
Grtuiam
Bousqnei
Grandines Mines
Granduc
Northern
5.90
1.10
,
Dec
7%c
405
30%
Nov
2.80
3.00
21,760
2.40
Nov
79
130
Feb
Nov
43.450
Jan
27%
Apr
26c
Jun
41
Aug
4.75
97
'
Apr
Jan
78
Oct
20c
Oct
54c
Apr
26%
Jun
32
Jan
Sep
Oct
112
114
Jan
24
Afar
36.036
1.984
101
101%
70
105
Plains
Great
Jan
OrevhawK
Gridoil
31c
Sweet
101
30
17
n
4.fH0
14%-Nov
4.90
Dec
5
1.500
56
291
45%
Oct
57
Dec
40
486
39% May
49
Alar
5.45
6.00
400
3.65
5.80
500
8
8
10
29c
25c
■
4.70
Jan
4.65
Jan
Otilch
Ltd
Jan
Dec
99
12,100
17c
Nov
64c
80c
Nov
3.90
Feb
Dec
6.30
Jan
Apr
1.19
1.05
1.20
3,000
5.10
5.75
12.210
60c
60c
68c
24.803
48c
Nov
23c
29 c.
II.500
18 %c
Dec
46c
Apr
Feb
11c
15c
11,200
10c
Nov
3Gc
Mar
5c
Dec
8c
10c
33.000
1.80
2.10
8,820
20 %c
24c
7.200
147
147
55
4.30
1.50
18c
132
1.60
13 %c
Jan
Nov
5.00
Nov
Nov
60c
170
Alar
Feb
Feb
4G
46
15
Nov
16c
15c
19c
93,150
12c
Nov
45c
24%c
24 %• c
26c
8,600
15c
Nov
64c
4.30
5.50
1,500
40%
41%
822
common—
.
_
40%
7
46
45
3.75
34
1
6%
7
936
5%
3.00
425
2.00
Jan
July
53
Ell
Nov
Nov
Nov
Nov
4.60
57
7%
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
3.75 Aug
54% Aug
Oils
_
a
9c
—
——-
10
]
43
41%
43%
25%
Jan
1.74
—
Freehold
Guaranty Trust
7.00 Aug
83
—50
Develop
Feb
7.09 Aug
:±-t
Gola
Gas
Grass
Apr
7% July
54
3.00
44p
Jan
39%
22c
(Jraninm
Mines
•
105
105
16'.
100
40
Warrants
Great
Aug
Apr
34c
1.25
29%
com—
Paper
94c
.
18
14,750
33
1.80
—
Mines
Great
38
Dec
260
16c
14c
—
—
Lakes
87c
Nov
21%
8c
Mines
Uranium
Great
26c
Nov
20
1.01
1
Matui.m)
5.10 Mar
Dec
Dec
16 %C
Apr
fimriMti
3.75 Mar
Dec
20c
Alar
50c
Jan
23c
Jan
84c
Nov
15.500
119
23c
—iii
———
38c
25c
Feb
102
10
;
5.10
*
Goldfields
Apr
•
Mines
—
Mine1-
Alar
25c
Jan
140
690
117
27%
27c
Yellowknife Gold J lines—
85c
22c
Oct
137%
Nov
102 %v 103%
c
Jan
59 %
Alay
51
15 %
'
Nov
!
1.057
78%
—
100
Geo-Scientific Prospector.'
Deq
4.00
—
—
Dec
4.450
•
54
5.45
coin-
Ltd
Mines
40c
16.175
-
2.00
Oct
85c
2,140
3.140
3.65
4.700
48c
52
,
*
4.90
A
Steel Wares pfd—
.General
30,232
1.65
1.107.00
54
75c
46c
ii
1.00
6,60
——■—
9.50
1.36
95
9%
—
6r70
16%
—r%
Apr
6.40
100
—
3.40
47c
100
Feb
1.07
General Dynamics
40c
Nov
Apr
9
7% May
July
12
::ioo
—
—
General Motors
40c
Oct
Jan
Jan
33c
65c
2.80
31%
29%
II—1
3.15
3.25
Dec
Nov
2.95
!—,——100
8.50
48,955
25
4
32%
Power .common
15
8.80 Alay
Apr
30
17c
16c
•
common
—
Mines
19,350
36
100
21%
Exploration
20c
Dec
117
*
Galkeno
135
25
24,200
*
uaiincan
4.30
Jan
635
21c
103%
r—
Mines
Companies
Gnltwln
11
Apr
72c
4.00
————x—-*
B
Ltd
Dec
Nov
20c
52%
—1
—
Debentures
Feb
17c
4.00
1.05
,
Corp
15
Motor Co, (U S)_——
of Canada class A————*
Class
1.10
3.60
Sep
1.90
Jan
62c
w
—,—-——
Alanuiacturing
Florida
50c
Apr
Jan
2.37
Sep
20c
—.—-—
common
Class
Fleet
*—20
26
1.05
Aug
%
4.00
Kirkland
Federal
24c
*
A—
—————
18%
580
1.88
Warrants
Jun
Oct
25c
18
1
Fargo
Federal
16
1
Candy
Uranium Alines-——
Farmer
Fanny
Feb
2.50
40c
Alliance
Explorers
92c
27%
42.
2,125
•
Aug
*
25c
16c
3.65
paae
12%
21% July
31
$5—_—-25
Insurance
Dec
Ltd—
see
35% Aug
Jun
Refineries
Nov
5% May
12.500
Ltd
.
Jan
Corp
Excelsior
9c
SmellingExplor
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated Negus Mines
27%
%
29
30%
•
11%
5.50
Jun
21c
Mines
Gold
14%
ll!%
—
1
50c
35c
Gold
Consolidated
Jan
.-*
355
2.15
6%
Feb
1.12
19c
1.25
Consolidated
15% Mar
220
7
Glacier
7.000
1.77
9%c
Mines——
10
*
Alines
Cold
6.200
18c
*
Arrow
llalli'.veil
Consolidated Alio
Sol
50c
)2%C
135
2.25
Lake
Consolidated Guayana
39'/a Alay
Jan
Nov
1
8%
12c
1.40
—
Mines
Nov
12
—20
73c
Oil
28
7,425
2,132
———
9.10
Dragon
Mar
2,100
common
3.15
—
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
93c
9.75
A——
Ltd
Frobisher
Jun
Dec
71c
1
1
Co
class
Jan
59
30c
Oils
Alines
Nov
13 %
Foundation Co of Canada---;
35c
9%c
Aug
21c
Cadillac
12C
28 %
Fraser
425
6%
1
25,860
32%
Trust—
Francoeur
7.500
ll%c
Mines
Products—
Apr
3.349
—1
Bakeries
Consolidated
16c 19VaC
17c
13
——
Refining
Jan
65
—10
Corp
Nov
32
——
4.25
80c
4.30
Life
1.75
1
2.12
45c
11
Mines
Development
Dec
1
6.30 May
75c
Commonwealth Petroleum
Confederation
344,467
1.40
-1
Jan
62 %
14c
•
1.88
30
Nov
41 %c
1.78
Mines.
Aug
1.77
1.51
•
Nov
63
12c
—.
Enterprises
Feb
Dec
7%
Equip
Yellowknife
Apr
Nov
6c
45c
.
Reco
Gold
Mar
Nov
50c
Farm
Apr
*
75c
—
Mining Corp„
Willans
El
Emerald
Ford
Mines
Consolidated
Lake
Feb
90c
—*
—
4.90
Apr
3.000
-1
Chrysler
For
10
41c
69c
4.25
Mines
Gold
Comagas
12%
65c
46c
Chromium Mln & Smelt-
Combined
Eqmtable
12%
Dec
1
Chibougamau Explorer
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
Colomac
May
8.15
Cliib-Kayraiid Copper
Cock.shutt
Mar
46
7.15
Mines
Cochenour
105
8.00
Oils
Cheskiik
14 %c
Nov
Nov
4.15
Porcupine
Jan
9.50
Pen-Rey OiLs
Dec
7.80
Gold
1.42
1.10
^
Dec
192,846
•
—
Mines
95
*
Pat
El
Paper
27
1
Central
Apr
80c
5.95
9.65
Gold—
Match
Eldriel)
45
2.05
»
Apr
1.00 Mar
—•
Investment
Economic
100
1.46
•
—
Mar
85c
4.90
*
Metals
98
1
1
Oil
Ledtlc
47c
Dec
80c
—.—__*
1
—
Eddy
Euny
94c
.•
Explorers
Central
•-
18%
AlalaHlc
July
80c
—,
1
——
Nov
5.7(1
com,
Mlli.es —
East Sullivan Mines
East
14c
200
Aug
9C
161
94c
Copper Co Ltd.-
30%
7%c
Oct
40c
31,000
<
Nov
Murige
Amphl
East
12% Jan
9
62,275
10
55c
Vac 18 Vac
65c
Oils' & Minerals
97
30%
1
-
——*
Producers
Gold
Chateau
.
1
——■
Gas—»,
&
Anr
500
B_,—.
Brpwery
Duvex
July
85c
1
Exploration
Donnell
11c
93
B—*
Mines—
Oil
class
Rope
Apr
1.26
32 %c
Alines
Donald
Oct
28c
Nov
common
Steel
13% Aug
7% Aug
7% May
7,840
Wallpaper
Doualda
45c
Nov
Nov
12c
1
Textile
Nov
8c
19c
23,839
:
Eastern
11c
22c
21,900
40.800
& Chemical com
V
_—————-——23.50
Smelliiig
30%
3,500
20,625
-
16c
Tar
Preferred
Eastern
•
Feb
Feb
29c
com
—:.
Stores
Dominion
Eastern
__l
39c
32%
Coal
&
Feb
100
Nov
14c
Ind—
Invest
Scottish
Dominion
Aug
26,852
—
10c
25c
2
Steel
&
Magnesium
Dominion
65c
3.15
-
73°
—2.50
Electrochome
30
25%
pfd—
Oct-".'
15c
x
Dominion
Nov
32%
Corp
Jan
Apr
20c
28c
1
Jan
2.95
5%
37c
69
30c-
1
Mines
Dome
31c
25%
Utilities
5.25 Aug
,
Nov
1,505,754
1
41c
10
25c
—
19%
16%
3.80, Dec
Jun
13c
35c
12
•
Seagrams
Distillers
11 %c
47 %c-
——
5,238
31%
preferred
6.60 Aug
1
~1
Ltd
—
3,550
3.05
Ltd
2.90 Alay
1
Oils———p*
Alines
Diadem
30
3.25
Feb
29c
,
.
47%
30 Vac 34 %c
55 c
Del Rio Producers
36c
5,605
Dec
l!)c
15,350.
23c 35 %c
1
<
———
28
8,530
,
35c
—,
Manes
30c
6
29c
'
*
—
Gold Mines
D'Eklona
36c.
13%
July;
,
Oct
17% Feb
13% Nov
',2.18 Apr
Dec
3.90
17c
A
Mines
29%
12
1.26
28c 31 %c
—1
1
:
Detour,sey Blewls Mines
Warrants —————
>_*
5 %
1,000
28c
1
1
Ltd
—*
6%
3,890
Mpr
,17% Mar
NoV'
11c
1.40
Apr
Aug
,y 7.25
Jun;
9c
May
7,255
13%
111.,
51c
40!)
Mines
Leather class
Dow
27
2,25ij
...
475
22,615
975
Explorers
Corp__
Duwan
Apr
Nov
20
14
95c
20,200
Mining
Daine
Jan
65
25%
Natural
Consul
100
13
26c
Alinerais
,
Nov
Nov
85c
3.95
D'Aragon
Jan
Nov
1.95
Copper ccy._
Oil & Gas Reserves———l
Conro
23%
14% .Dec;;
54 Va
Daering
8%
Jan
15'A
VJckers
Candore
Com
23%
8
375
53
Alines
4.25
3.25 Mar
46%
31%
Erin
Cody
35
1.86
Canadusa
Cobalt
220
10
Canadian
Chlino
1.200
8
49%
14%
Railway
Thorium
Canadian
Canadian
Charter
3.25
8
1.95
Prospect
Canadian
Central
7.50 May
Dec
25
Pacific
Canadian
Casslar
Nov
15%
—
Petrofina
Cariboo
4.30
3.25
23%
—
Canadian
Canso
5,235
25% Mar
Pine Lines and Petroleums,_1
Canadian
Canso
7.25
1
cdmmon_,
Canadian
Can
2.45
—_i
warrants
Canam
Dec
Nov
10c
warrants
1955
2.30
—
Gold
Malartic
Canadian
455
5.837
49%
——100
Canadian
19
2.19
6.50*
6.65
common..—*
„
General
Canadian
19
16%
15
23c
Crow pat
9.35 July
Jan
2.10
__
—30c
——
Preferred
19
__1
15
3.60
Dominion
-Canadian
14
5
__————
Dec
2.25 May
Jan
90
89
,
Petroleum
Wire & Cable
1,620
1.65
4.00
Sep
1.80 May
92c
465
4.45
Zellcrbach
Cusco
21,442
:
Jan
85c
20
warrants-,—
.Canada Steamship pfd
Canada
36%.
35%
65c
3.40
50,040
5.00
15%
25c
May
23%
3.60
14c 16 %c
3.60
Dec
3.00
5Gc
,
4.75
3.86
26
23%
1
Nov
*
Nov
11 %c
6
7lc
Nov
02c
35c
Dec
8.00 July
•
15%
16c
4.80
common——
*
29
50,025
4.55
Timber
Pershing
15V* July
Apr
3.660
3
50
———1
Feb
—^
60c
5,150
62
—a.;——26
5%
1.23
52c
Feb
Jan
6.65
20
4.70
Crown
Met
5%
1.08
Feb
60c
Oct
1.12
Fob
90c
Dec
105
30
Apr
5.40 Mar
„
..
Oct
25c
9.80
Copper ——
*
of Canada—*——-—— *
Aug
Preferred
16c
25c
Jan
1.39
25c
Nov
9.80
l()c
Oil
69c
Nov
..11c
Feb
1.10 Jan
2.40 Nov
1.40
168
54
7 %C
8,000
3.00
Nov
2.15
11c
Nov
146
16c
1.40
Crestbrook
Jun
3,333
74c
95c
Cowichan
40c
356,803
Zinc—u—--1
Mining ——
—1
Cournor
Cree
.
Dec
16c
20c
•
——•—*
—
Croinor
52
Canada
B
Imperial
Nov
2.30
Lead
Con Jet)
Apr
52
Explorations
Class
Cosmos
Jan
19%c
17c
9c
Feb
2.04
Nov
2.30
11c
1
-*
Rand Chiboug———
Corby Distillery class A
Copper
45c
Dec
8c
20c
Exploration -—.———•——*
Copp Clark Publishing-——
-*
cuimcr Corp Ltd-*
Coppercrest Mines
—
1
CoppoivAIan
Mines
■—*
Aug
*
Can
Feb
13%
100
38
,103
36
100%
_10
common
July
Dec
27
13%
100%
Jan
7.35
Sep
30
26%
36
,„100
Assurance
69
Dec
550
13Va
Aug
Nov
4.50
6.20
1_—*
-
33
54%
6
commonx__—10
.
Jan
3.00
27
Jun
1.60
Jan
19%
28%
:
*>
common
Foundries
preferred
54c
98
1,380
102
29%
20
—
63
4.70
,
•
2.150
102
6.25
"
—
common
Canada Crushed Cut Stone-..
Canada
,
13,350
27%
64%
4.65
;
,.—1
1
1.48
26%
4.65
1
;
Campbell OliiboiigamaU
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
1.36
——100
Consolidated
Caimdu
1.40
26'Is
63%-
"
Hiv
...
Nov
60c
Convvest
Calalta
luu.
11c
9c
2.30
10
Gas of Toronto—
Range for Year 1!),">6
High
95c
Nicholson Mines
•
Northland Mines——.—1
Consolidated Beak Oils
-*
Consolidated Pershcourt
Mine
1
Consolidated Press class A
Consol Quebec Gold Mines--.
_2.oO
Consolidated Red Poplar Aim
1
Consolidated Regcourt Alines Ltd
1
Consolidated Sanhonn* Mines
1
Cohsol Sudbury Basin Mines
•
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
Tungsten
Alining
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
•
Consolidated
Consumers
Share*
13c
Consolidated
Nov
8v2c
for Week
Low
Par
6c
12c
1
——_
Mining & Smelt
1956
Hign.
Low
High
1
1
—
Alining
Brunswick
Range for Year
1
Mines
Bruiibinan
Shades
,
Range
of Price*
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Sale*
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Loto
Par
Brunhurst
Sales
Range
Cast
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 18
FOR
RANGE
Friday
1.40
1.85
42,700
80c
Nov
41c
41c
48c
94.720
32c
Oct
11
11%
500
9
Jan
13% Aug
21%
21.%
430
20%
Feb
23
40c
49c
47,300
28c
Nov
__
21%
45c
1.770
5.85
1.09
1.49
Apr
Feb
Apr
Jan
Number 5605
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(377)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
PrUtey
8TOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Gulf
Lead
Mines_
Warrants
lie
—_1
——
11 1
Gurney Products common
2
Gypsum Lirtte & Alab___
Cotton
High
Low
12c
12,200
8c
23,048
15% May
7,540
4.25
4,25
100
26c
20%
24
14c
34.500
786
%
25
15
15
150
7%
7%
225
,
2.55 Nov
Jan
6.00
6%c Nov
Jan
29c
Apr
38
Nov
22
Apr
Sep
12%
8.50 Mav
9'ac
Aug
Par
Medallion
;
13%
31c
24,575
1.95
1.86
Merrill
1.95
rz—i
14,650
1.45
Nov
4.60 Apr
14
14
15%
4,493
11%
Jan
47
48
175
22% Mar
50
Oct
22c 24 %c
54,850
Petroleum
Mersey
Meta
Paper
22c
July
May
pfd—
Oil
—50
Mines—,
22 c
Light & Power
Midcon
Nov
—
5%%
Uranium
Midrim
&
com
12
Mining
13c
41,650
51c
98,950
25c
Nov
15 %c 16 %C
10,000
12c
Nov
11c
11c 12%>c
Headway Red Lake—
Heath
Gold
Mines
90c
85c
99c
15c
,15c
17c
6 "2
6%
5.30J
9 Vac
7'L'C
10c
20,716
5c
Dec
30c
28c
31c
17,000
19c
*Jan
50c
Aor
92c
Min
90c
98c
10,000
70c
Jan
99c
Dec
58c
Apr
Molsons
Paper
Gold
Mines
common.—-.
—
1
—
•
High Crest Oils LtdHighland Bell —————
Hignwood Sarcee Oils.
Hinde & Dauch (Canada*——_
*
43 %
&
Erie.
Mt-ge—
1
1.10
Nov
2.80 Mar
3.25
450
3.00
Nov
5.00
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Metals
•
III
Co
7,500
8c
Dec
42c
Jan
1,320
17 %
Nov
29%
Apr
41c
3(>C
34c
class
A
——
53,000
27c
NOV
94c
19c
18c
21c
9.657
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15c
1.30 Jan
2.55
May.
•
—
.
63c
Ltd
2.08 Apr
3.25 Nov
4,900
50c
1
1.75
38c
31%c Feb
2,000
22c
22C
1
Minda-Scotia
56c
Co
Feb
Nov
Mylamaque Explor—
42c
*.
Apr
Apr
4.10
8c
Gold
11 %c
——
6,95 Mar
25
18c
56c
Mines
•
3,800
27
41
3,000
Npw KeJore Mines
47c
Warrants
Pr«f*rr*d
3.90
41
11 Vac 11 %c
—...
ll'/ac
Key boy con Mines
Kilembe Copper —
Galkeno
3.50
26%
1
1
Renville Gold Mines
Louvicourt
3.70
4.25
11 %c
■,
Mining..
1
Canada
Kerr-Addison
Leitch Gold
Jan
450
Nipissing
of
Laurentide
6.25
4.25
Jan
93c
Mines
1
—
Laura Secord
Nov
4.25
1
Highridge
HosCo
Mines—
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
Lake-Wasa
Jan
41c
—
(1939)——
Gold
.Toliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
Lake
Nov
28%
26
240
—
of
New Jason Gold
17c
Feb
July
27%
Apr
Sep
1
1.90
12.500
1.47
26%
27! '4
1
2.85
23c
Nov
56.125
14
Nov
Harricana
52%
19 %c
30c
59c
49C
2.15 Mar
13%
10c
New Goldvue Mines.
New
1.95
22c
Nov
3fe
Explorations
3.45
—1
Nov
10%
*
•
-
Nov
10%
170
15,825
Newlund Mines
Waite
50c
3,050
45,000
Petroleum
1
1.15 Nov
5.000
62c
Mines.
1
•
78c
10%
1.83 Aug
23c
Fortune Mines^
•
Dec
18c
New Dickenson Mines
—_
90c
1
Oil.
——
80
Petroleum
4,243
Mar
51c
Petroleum
39
.
Aug
1.10
90c
—1
Dominion
New
82c
104 106 %
Jan
57 !4
54c
.
80
105'/a
18%
Feb
20c
Oils—
39 %
1.74
Dec
39%
1,000
72c
Gold
*
___
class A—.
Nov
14%
2,730
1
Chamberlain
6
60c
700
55
—1
New
8%
70c
—l
■„
Alger Mines.
New
51c
-10
New Athona Mines
85c
.
Jan
16%
26%
25c
-
——
A 4% pfd—100
Co common
_*
Nickel
—20
Car
Jan
19%
7.065
Steel
15c
8
1
preferred
Apr
Feb
19
4
62% Aug
12% Feb
50
5%
16%
1
•
National. Trust
6%
21c
Ltd
National Petroleum
47
8,182
52
53
72c
_5
Explorations
160
4.985
5
com
National
864
11%
May
16
1
Chemical
-
59
57'%
4.50 Aug
44
70c
*
Preferred
65
56
11%
25'4
Works
20
May
Apr
Apr
May
64
3.40 Jan
46
j
Locomotive
62
I
,
11"'a
internatl Milling class
oils
15
55
325
—*
common—-
100
58%
20
—
International Metal Ind
Kelvinator
100
32%,
65
<
*
_———
International
16,900
15
6.90
io
Inland Natural Gas common
International
46c
32%
538
International
3.984
15
—10
-i—
Inspiration Mining
3,425
83
32c
481,4
Preferred
41
7.00
■
Knitting
1.50
450
4.50
Feb
39
Feb
14c
10%
6.30
Apr
20%
6,169
79%
3.00 Aug
45c
13c
5,473
Aug
Nov
l
Preferred
Montreal
5.70 NOV
Nov
Dec
20 %
12
Monarch
24c
1
Mines
Brewery
Monet a
Mar
2%
1.20
20%
12%
7
81c
13c
Corp.^
11%
•
.n
342,900
11%
10
Marcon
2.40
Jan
IngUs (Johnj & Co.—:
Maripast
2.10
Aug
Inland Cement preferred..
•<
2.34
11
50
wh
14,260
58
.1
preferred
Mefb-orto
34c
30 Vs Mar
8.25
Gold
Lake
Lux
30c
Jan
20
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd com—
La
400
Feb
—
Kroy
4,702
22%
38c
4
Imperial Oil
—1
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6f'c
preferred
4.86*3
Kerr
Mindamar
Aug
Nov
41,400
200
6.30
Imperial Bank
imperial Life Assurance——
Joburke
42%
May
7
Feb
1.34
1.65
2,915
8012
Husky Oil & Refining warrants
Jellicoe
12c
1.50 July
3.20 Aug
3.35
Brick
Ore
July
May
NOV
1.25
9
24!
39
Mining
Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine ——
Hughes Owens Co class A
Jeanette
186
Milton
39c
May
47c
18
55c
*
City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Oct
14 %c
Nov
Nov
3.25
3.30
-
Mill
Feb
5%
13c
30c
Gas
12 >b
—
Hudson Bay
Jack
44
Industries
Warrants
25%
Hoyle
5%.%
18.000
10c
Midwest
a
8%
Howard Smith Paper common...
Indian
Apr
49,700
37c
43 3 4
25
B
Huron
32c
—
Hollinger Consol Gold
Home
Oil Co Ltd
Class A
Class
37c
2.06
Jan
12%
34,580
11%
Drilling
Tower
Hi
1
19%C
Dec
48
Nov
1.37
3.50
Mogul Mining Corp
Hendershot
Heva
Dec
Nov
74c
3.80
Dec
25c
8
69c
3.00 Nov
3.20
11c
40 %c
9c
12
1.30
11c
16c
45c
12
71c
Gas
42c
6,100
Hign
28c
Apr
37,800
Low
20,239
29c
Apr
Apr
Apr
Range for Year 1956
High
—50o
9
24c
Low
Exploration & Dev
Merrill Island
Mining,
Mentor
17
1.70
Shares
3.85
Nov
8c
for Week
3.60
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head of Lakes Iron
—
Sales
Range
3.70
Jun
6
Petroleums
Week's
of Prices
—1.25
Mexican
7%
1 ast
Sale Price
Hign
Nov
12c
25
Harding Carpets —J—
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Harrison Minerals
Friday
20'a
common—
18
STOCKS
18%
10c
JANUARY
Range for Year 1956
10%c
C
4.25
Gwiliim Lake Gold
Hamilton
Shares
11c
1834
*.
ENDED
for Week
Low
1
Mines
Gurtnar
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Nov
14% July
89c
Mar
62 y«
Apr
Deo
68c
Jun
Feb
70
Aug
ya Nov
41
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, January 21, 1957
. . .
(378)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Oil
Prairie
Mines
Pronto Uranium
Warrants
& Batten
Grip
Silk
a
——
—
Cement class a__
Uranium Mines Ltd
Ban Antonio Goid
—
Band River Gold
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
11,100
8c
Nov
95c
Nov
4.85 Mar
United
Asbestos
1.19
88,050
74c
Nov
3.50
Apr
United
1.10
Corps Ltd
9%c
12c
20c
765,150
Jan
32c
4.365
8
Nov
15
Nov
Bridge
Horsey
Preferred
17
Nov
30
Mar
5
10
Feb
12
May
United
4,400
1,410
1.79
26,635
1.14
Nov
19c
355,032
8 %c
Jan
18%
19
953
10
Jan
26
K
Slater
94
16,100
9 va
10
60
67c
30c
4,442
13 %c
Nov
85c
6,107
70c
Nov
1.50
16
Nov
18%
17%
Oil
SMarrat
Bros
bteex
18
Dec
15%
94
96
199
95%
Nov
15%
Dec
10
15%
15%
32c
Nov
Nov
1.47
82,200
1.65
8,300
78
20
15%
15%
500
2.10
2.30
4,395
3.20
3.10
3.25
18,291
4.00
3.80
4.00
4,050
86
44
89
522
%
44%
50
47%
48
220
1.13
1.15
1.24
1,200
7.80
7.70
8.05
25,350
10%
10%
10%
1,711
23 %
23%
25%
21%
22
521
—
3.90
Jan
1.75
Jan
Sep
68
Jan
95
Dec
51%
99c
Nov
10%
Aug
Apr
Yellorex
*
27c
48,000
8c
Nov
1.03
24,570
68c
13,932
30c
Nov
475
11 %
100
1.70
Dec
58c
10
Nov
25
2,558
16%
71c
6,000
52c
Jan
3.50
100
Nov
4.00
3.00
17%
260
14
Jan
18
10,000
lie
Nov
31c
18C
Oct
56c
48
285
July
56
Nov
90c
16'Ac Jan
60c
32c
30c
36c
33,880
Nov
55c
Feb
37
36 %
37
180
31
Nov
42 %
Apr
15
11
Apr
12%
Apr
12
12
12
21 %c
12,550
4.65
4.15
73c-
65c
8,765
14,600
Jan
55c
—
—
Nov
8o
12c
%
25%
800
71
4,237
57%
Jan
Jan
22
28
Anglo
9c
23,500
7%c
Nov
18C
22,726
15%
Jan
24%
Nov
Canada
16%
150
13%
Jan
45c
55c
26,700
25c
Nov
1.20
22 %C
Taylor
14c
13,500
6 %c
Nov
4.10
4,895
3.25
Nov
5%
5
5%
1,300
5%
Nov
1.50
Dec
3.60
Dec
3.60
26 %
Nov
90
2.75
250
17%
150
1.50
9 %c
3,500
9c
8c
5
5%
1,150
1.22
1.42
31,516
Texas
15
%
7c
4%
90c
1
Calgary
Tiara
Mines
Silver
Iron
Towagmac
Traders
Class
5%
Trans
class
20C
Apr
Nov
10
Apr
H
-rt 00
Interprovincial
Lobiaw
Finance
class
Oct
44
July
39
110
10c
10c
2,100
6c
Nov
17c
8,750
28c
Dec
47C
Aug
Sep
11
40c
35c
Ontario
&
Preferred
preferred
Canada
Explorations
Empire
Trans
Mountain
Oils
Oil
92c
44,025
46c
Nov
1.33
Feb
80c
Nov
1.10
99c
1.20
10.180
3.96
3.75
3.96
1,310
34c
28 %c
35c
25c
22c
25c
45c
45c
49
2,798
9
3.60i
Dec
Transcontinental
Resources
Feb
3.75
Dec
Third
Feb
vnkon
Feb
Zellers.
359,198
Oct
54C
6,000
14c
Nov
58c
3.100
31c
Nov
Apr
Apr
Sep
Apr
Nov
68c
12c 12 %c
6,000
10c
May
18c
Oct
11c
8,600
7%c
Dec
18%c
Apr
52c
Apr
15.% May
9%c
13 %c
Nov
5.301
9%
Nov
Jan
4.00
Jan
59,900
100
3.25
8,654
1.05
Dec
1.30
Dec
1.42 ;<• 1.50
5,21?
1.34
Nov
2.07
Jan
28c
Oct
55c
Jan
Apr
1.20
1.10
35c
13c
14c
12,200
10c
Nov
25c
12c
3,000
7c
Nov
21c
1.78
17,175
Nov
3.00
9c
9,233
Nov
14c
30c
36c
34c
1.70
,
1.35
5c
.
Apr
Apr
May
85,100
17c
Nov
70c
Jan
4,325
36c
July
60c
Aug
Curb Section
-
iunda
.
Southwest
Apr
2,530
375
32
Dec
45
17
605
15
Nov
24%
Apr
6.00
Jan
l(j%-
4.05
4.00
22
Mar
625-
3.90
Dec
860
-
4.05
22%;
20
Nov
25
Feb
27 %
27%
50
26%
Oct
33
Jun
28%
28%
730
25%
Nov
32
Jan
60
40'a
Apr
49
1-1
48
48
4.00
3;88.
——r
Sep
6%
3.20
785
.
'
Nov
52
jfh
"
•
Jan
50
35%
no.v
37.%
*--2,338
33%
Jan
47% July
26c
8,000
15c
Dec
29c
38
38,
-
27%
27%
*
:
12
Dec
Jun
94%
32
Nov
51
30
30
•
13
Va Feb
Jan
240
-
29
Nov
42
Apr
—
60
43
Jan
52%
215
31
Dec
52
Jan
25
145
July
160
Mar
45
34
3$
150
150
L___l
4.60
4.75
1,700
3.05
3.35
2,550
55%
57 Va
457
15
45
45
.50
_«■
50c
5%
1
Corp
23%
4.35
237
Jan
77 V2
Aug
Dec
54 % May
37c
Dec
60c
"
6%
5'/a Mar
51c
400
Nov
72c
23%
6,050
b
5.15
?
37
500
57c
Jan
6.75 Mar
Oct
2.75. Nov
50
Feb
300
55c'
*
*
5 %
50c
—
>
56% July
90
.45
I_.
If 2 %
Oct
*
Mines
Jan
—10% nov
100
-
Aug
41
Jun
Feb
to
--r350
•
1——__100
Gold
-
Nov
38%
-
88
910
70
2.50
27
96%
50
-
13%*
70
Apr
17
90
—
'
"
_29
-1,400
—
104% 101%
48
49%
1—6
Apr
36
500
79
.
Nov
-■-25
- ~ -
36%
-
-
Aug
mar
n>>v
j'4
29-
25-
-
20%
36
925
-
30
1
—
^ 7~50
—
>•
.
-21%
•79
1
40
Jun
56%
350
18%
Nov
24
1.500
9%c
Nov
32c
Jan
•
No
37
39
2.275
39
Nov
48%
Sep
a
Odd lot sale
a
39''a
39 %
100
40
Jun
45
Aug
42
42%
195
41
Dec
49
Feb
75c
Nov
Apr
FOOTNOTES
May
par
d Deferred
Aug
*
Dec
t Flat
Apr
r
2.57
52.971
115
3. BUI
44%
Dec
114%
28c
30c
6.405
23c
Nov
53c
OUT-OF-TOWN
Nov
26
delivery sale
.
; '
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating
(Un
-
i
Admitted
wd When
price.
Cash sale
AND
t
-
(not Included in year's
in year's range).
Selling e'x-int-erest.
Apr
2.70i
18.167
2.45
112%
FOR
yaiue.
range i..
2.50
1.80
2.48
112%
Nov
13%
Nov
32%
■
16%
*
1
24
1.55>
1956
low
9'a
10
82
—
Petroleum
15c
.
Range for Year
■h«r«*
■iffk
9%
5
Gold
Consolidated
13c
1.65
week
Ur
■ aaga
19%
Canadian Gen Inv Trust
23%
47%
■»im
ItMk'i
•r mmi
Jun
Jan
A,,v
July
1.25 Mar
•
•
Feb
21c
22%
Mines
17c
1.75
Jan
14
76,632 '
9%
Bros
3.00
13c
•
Ltd—-—1
Line
5,200
26c
cum
Ridgeway Corporation
i
Pipe
22 %c
4
.
1
81c
9
_______
Trans
1.84
1.80
i
__
1
—
81c
39'.
Nov
Jan
36%
"
■30
_j_
common-
Price
«
1.50
-
»
Flour
Ogilvle
Feb
u.
3,40
2.55
low
Wire Weaving
Niagara
Oct
38%
B
Nov
95,975
50
Paper-
9.00
A
1.70
2.90
.
t
Jan
48%
Dec
21%
Utilities
2.25
«
7%
35 %
104%
37
jf.
luc
4.530
1
Nov
35c
■
Dec
4.90
10
Oct
8 8'/a
200
*
__
International Utilities
4.00
.
Oct
18
%c
,
Products-
Steel
Hayes
4.40
A
17%
"1,140
11c
*
International Paper eommodii.i
Oreille
Exploration
3,185
21
1.50 Aug
2,800
14
—r
i
Gaspe Copper Mines—
Consolidated
Bank
Works
21
32
>.
42
Dominion
Toronto
Feb
10
ii
Securities
Canada
Pend
Mines
Toronto
70c
91 %
*
Preferred
3.50 Aug
Nov
•
Pato
1
Feb
2,100
20c
Apr
•
43
%
91
•
Bridge
of
DuPont
Jan
8%
Oil
Jun
_
Sep
Nov
55
~~
..
2.75
1
Apr
60c
34
22c
5
Paper
Nov
.
2.04
Apr
1.30
35c
Sugar——
1.301
«
_
20
common
100
_
19%
*
Bronze
7,475
—
_
__
145
■___
-i.
9
Tombill Gold Mines
Torbrit
Dredging
1.70
9
Paper
39
i
1.55
9
35
Develop.—,.. .__5
—I
*
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson
38c
36
I ait
—
1.61
«
36
Feb
20c
31 vac
lll_i
Mines
35% Mar
146,375
Dominion--^ Oilcloth. & Linoleum-
6.70 May
39
common
Dec
255
261.404
,__
Dominion
&
Dominion
Feb
1
Pea,-son
25
25
1 1.70
;
Dulhousie
Dec
Nov
1.50
2,75
16%
1.30
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
,18
21% Mar
Dec
8c
"
Consolidated
Feb
11c
Taurcanis Mines
1.70 May
Dec
44%
Canadian. Ingersoll Rand
Apr
30,005
3.80
—
Oct
15%
98c
i
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Westinghous$
167a Aug
2.10
4.00
4,05
—
July
1.00
4 45
-18'%
_20c
—
Canadian: General Investments——.
Dec
13 %c
1
31c
3,900
30c
Aug
3.25
3.75
common
13,100
1.49
Co
Gold
Apr
20%
—1
Mines
13c
1.39
Sep
Dec
7c
Corp
Brown
Mar
8c
*
Tamblyn
11c
-
Newfoundland
Asbestos
Minn
Tandem
July
1.15
Par
Apr
%
80
16%
uold
July
40c
Friday
Feb
20 %c
19%
•
75c
Dec
■al* I'rU*
Feb
89c
47c
150c
Nov
13c
3.50 ,3.50
-
—1
Gold
21c
16,457
18 Vac
STOCKS
Canadian
68
24
Industries
33,700
20c
C'anariUH
Bulnln
•
—1
Ordinary
35c
11c
Toronto Stock Exchange
*
——
10 %c
—
Apr
30c
70c
Apr
30 %C
9,500
—
79c
,1.15
Aug
65,250
1.50
Nov
2.80
"
Feb
44
58c
16'%
2.85
33c
14
Mines-
Mines
Oct
30c
•
Dec
326
18 %c
.1
Feb
1,000
47c
common
100
54c
Oct
15c
29c
25 %c
common
73c
335
2.70
Jun
29c
»
Dec
335
1
Bear
1.16 May
47c
3.85
60c
173,330
10c
Mines
Yellowknife
Apr
20%
47%
9c
Jan
74% Mar
77c
12c
Zinc..
&
July
15c
19%
Aug
15%
Nov
2.50
3,641
Jan
13%
Feb
29 c
-Zi
4.75
Nov
61'a
1,600
.1,228
71
Apr
13%
17%
He
Oct
12
4.05
:May
80c
10%, Oct
3.50
70c
Aug
Jun
72c
Zulapa Mining
Jan
20
48
95c
13%
2.70
Zenmac Metal
29% Mar
66c
17%
Jan
Nov
41c
10
—
Canuck, Oil
Yukeno
Nov
20
10%
20%
67c
Lead
Yankee
11% Nov
6.00
9
Tale
2.25 May
Dec
11%
11%
3.40
69%
.
Wrlgnt-Hargreaves
54 % Mar
Nov
46
88c
50c
83c
2.300
25
i
Copper
5.50 Mar
1.92
Nov
Jan
10%
„
21,250
60c
Alexander.—.-
Wood
Woodgreen
Aug
43%
1.90
2.20
Winnipeg & Central Gas—
5.10 Aug
2.55 Mar
Nov
Nov
1.05
12 %
23c
...
Aug
3.55
i
Mines
Gold
Windward
3.25 July
Jun
15c
11c
12 %c
—1
Mines—
Cons
2.00
Nov
Mar
15c
55c
HIT
____■
5.50
60c
49
Dec
2.75
62,600
1.65
Winchester Larder
Dec
1.34 Aug
Nov
200
24c
80c
36
LIi
Coghlan
Wiltsey
470
22
15%
14% May
3.15
•x
Petroleums
WHrlch
Mar
157
Nov
70
Aug
24%
Nov
2.75
1.75
100
—
Aug
si'/a
20
.
Jan
2.98 May
10c
20c
Warrants
3.90 Mar
Dec
Mines
Jan
40c
Dec
800
4,927
1.10
Yukon_^___
&
Oct
65c
215,400
21c.
18
0
—
18 %
-
20
Pass
Willroy
Jan
30c
Nov
8c
1.20
3,833
25
2.49
1
a
Preferred
1.19 Mar
3,752
70c
3,247
81c
7.85
18
Jun
,14 Va-
24 mi
3.00
Nov
1.45
h;:,%
40%
Nov
13c
515
he
class a
(Geo)
White
Aug
9,050
20c
Class b
Apr
51c
15c 17 %c
88%
18
Feb
45
Dec
86,850
Petroleum-
Naco
Western
102% July
22c
1.55
15%
Dec
43,950
35c
60c
»
byiv *mt*
Jan
3,030
16c
Warrants
Inlet
24c
1,500
Oil
Switson
Nov
62
Apr
16c
*
-j,—————*
_____^---5
class
Grocers
Western
July
d.oo
3.15
•
Warrants
Jan
Jan
28%
16
1
Jan
17%
1.58
«
Burf
14%
17%
70c
1
—
new
Nov
11c
,__*
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Supertest
July
10
14c
68
Propane
26
1,080
34c
•
Superior
705
12%
15%
1
—_—%
Cons
32 %
33 %
96
9
Mining
Sullivan
18% Aug
Feb
31
1
Mines Ltd-
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanlelgh Uranium Corp
Stuart
12%
Weston
Canada
01
Bteeloy
23,230
Aug
36c
57 %
1.98
30c
Petroleum
Decalta
30
46c
Breweries
Canada
Western
Western
Feb
8.60
Dec
Nov
55
80c
4.00
Oil-
Nov
Jan
290
23%
13%
70%
' 77c
Mines
Gas
Products
Westeel
Apr
Aug
'
Gold
Olsen
Stedman
20
Jan
18c
68
% May
13c
9
—
Gas
&
56
17%
•
Stanwell
7%c Dec
4,219
Maygill
Mar
19%
14c
1-75
80(5
Aug
37c
Nov
c
lie
1.77
38 %
Aug
9
2,514
%'
45
6.40
18c
6.00
66
4.40
10,270
59
44
22°
Petroleums Ltd
Malartic
West
r
0.05
1
—1
Copper
Nickel
Pynle
Wespac
•
Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
Uranium
6,000
5,260
38,4
.*
Ltd..
Lake
West
1
-*>——
Standard
Stanrock
18,000
12%
31
♦
Oils
Spooner Mines &
Stadacona Mines
24%c
Nov
8c
%c
11c
72%
830
18c
Canada Ltd.———— 1
Knapp
Weeuon
Oct
68 %
21
58 %
-*
Werner
Nov
3,557
~ts
Ous
Jan
18
—
Union
Feb
&
9,u0j
22c
15c
1
w
&
g
15'/a
6.90
Oct
Apr
46%
20c
Aug
May
7
510
1,596
6.35
1
1
Wayne Petroleums
Webb
May
17%
*-T
Southern
26c
70c
10c
9
Southam
Oct
Nov
80c
27c
8
64 %
20%
1
Mines
Amulet
Walker
Mar-
17%
«
Oil
22
12
9c
150
47,100
Sep
9
9
20c
Waite
Apr
Dec
10c 10
1
1-'
1.20
Tit
7
Dec
3.85
5
4.00
4.00
5%
03%
~i—
Wainwright Producers & Ref
May
17%
185
9
13
Apr
45c
20,500
20
17 %c
•
Valley
75c
Dec
9%
——
—
Oils
Vulcan
May
34c
Nov
18c
1
—*
Ltd
Mines
Violamac
Apr
102
Nov
Nov
35c
—
—:—
Mfg class b
Viceroy
Feb
75c
July
93
10c
15
21c
Dec
°lc
a
Vico Explorations
Autr
2.70
Nov
Ltd
Ventures
Jan
Mar
71%
•
Rol
Van
Souris
19c
97,309
94
18c
1
common
Slocan
58c
43c
•
Manufacturing
D
100
2.05
2.05
2.05
2.85
85c
13
Silicon* Lid ——
Slscoe Mines Ltd
11,450
20c
22'4
.
Explorations
Consol
Vandoo
Apr
27c
30c
_50c
MinesDairies class A
6.05
Nov
80c
1.02
16c
Alloys
Vanadium
Apr
95c
4,683
.
3.00
2.50 Mar
10
1.02
1
Standard
Nov
7% Mar
29c
—
—.——
Canada Mines
Upper
Jan
17 %
25
—
Nov
99c
11,950
1.14
10%
;
1*
common
—
91c
1.30
1.00
1.80
Sep
28c
18e
l-?j
Mfnes
Corp
47c
6.10
1
*
Hill
Products
Universal
1.19
19c
•
S
Steel
5,050
52c
44
Oils
18%
20
i
common
Mining
Silver-Miller Mines
Class
Montauban
11%
74c
50
—50c
Breweries
Sliver
Keno
United
17%
78
Silanco
Sll'crwond
United
Apr
11^/4
9%
•
Sicks
3,300
20c
Nov
30c
12
Dec
Dec
11,0
58%
*
4.60
Nov
Nov
Jun
32c
24c
--
50
2,000
5,200
--
...-25
a pfd
class
Inv
preferred—_—
b
Feb
40,506
33c
5-5j
*
1
class b
Mines
Esteila
Fuel
Class
,
9.00
8.40
63,it
-J
4.60
United
—
Sheep Creek Gold
bherritt Gordon
Shirriff
1.70
15c
94
1
preferred—_
b
Class
1,900
24,927
19c
*
Saskatchewan Cement
—1
Bcurry Rainbow Oils Ltd —
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums-*
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Class a pfd..
—50
k
80c
2.30
20c
Debentures
Sarnia
United
Apr
60c
_
——-1
Corp
United
Apr
9.70
2.00
Mining
Union
9.40
53c
1
1
Michael
•
77,705
2.05
-*
1
*
new com
preference
a
of Canada
Gas
17c
1
_
———-*
2.19
18%
25
*
Corp
class
Aug
.
15c
18c
10
*
Industries
Mining
45c
Union
common
Acceptance
preferred
2,580
21% May
Jan
8
26 %c
28c
4.00
1
Mines
Shawkey
2nd
1.80
95c
-*
Lawrence
bt
164,550
2.80
2.12
1
Mines
Ccnsol
Lawrence
St
'*
Union
1.02
50c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Preierred
•
Feb
2.74 May
'*
--1
Mines
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
5%
2.45
Nov
9
*
*
1
Roxana Oils
St
Feb
Nov
1.30
1.00
1
*
-1
ut(l
common—
Petroleum
Ryanor
5.40
1.05
1.25
1
—
Lac
(a v) Can
Russell
Sep
2,900
18'a
1
.—-•
pfd
$1
Little
Long
Rowan
38,270
1.50
20c
-1
Ltd
Uranium
Mfg
Robinson
Rocky
3.30
1.20
Ultra
2.65
Hxgn
Low
21%
32c 40%c
2(c
Jan
79c
———1
class
Athabasca
Robertson
Rockwin
6.75
9.40
219
-1
preferred—hoo
lvlmeo
ttupun u [11
Roe
Jan
Sep
18c
*
uexsp«r
uranium
Reynolds Aluminum
Roche
8.30
4.50
9.45
v
*—
Co
Mining
Eartn
Regent Refining
Renabie Mines —.
Rix
5.38 Nov
49,840
1.10
1
*
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd
Riverside
24,241
8.00
—
Mines
Ltd
Ralnville Mines
H10
8.25
15c
class a
Radlore Uranium
Rare
7.30
11%
Mining
Milk
Rapid
1.35
Range for Year 1956
High
20
20%
»-70
3-c
-1
Ltd—
Trinity Chibougamau —.
Co
Mining
1.88
1
-*
1
*
—*
——-1
Pipeline
Oil
Tribag
1.35
1
1
1
1
Labrador Develop
Quinte
Feb
7.75
—*
:
Lithium Corp
Manitou Mines—
QueUtsC Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Qnemnnt
Apr
Prairie
Triad
Apr
1.95
3.30
Ltd
Chlbougamau Gold
Copper Corp
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
6.90
23%c
Nov
1.35
2.20
Ltd
Minerals
Trans
Dec
Nov
1.35
800
-
Prospectors Airways
Frovo
Gas Producers
Purdex
101,000
8.05
1
1
East Dome
Preston
Share*
'
5c
476
13c
——
for Week
Low
Par
1.35
Electric
President
1956
3.00
4.85
9c
9 %c
Gold
Bale Price
Htgn
Low
4.35
—1
Roy—
Boraer
Premier
Range for Year
High
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Last
Share*
of Price*
Week'*
of Prices
Friday
stocks
for Week
Rang*
Last
Sale Prio*
stocks
A
18
ended january
Sal**
Week'*
Friday
week
for
dividend.
to
unlisted
MARKETS
~
privilege*
trading
delivered,
(not Included
1
■
wl When
'
.
1
issued.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rigfou.
a
Ei-stcck
'
.
,
.
:
(not included In year's
range).
TT
.
,
dividend.
'
185
Volume
Number 5605
The
...
Commercia^and Financial
Chronicle
(379)
NATIONAL LIST OF
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
The
following bid
not represent
and
asked quotations
actual^ransactions,-Jhey
obtained from
are
for
Friday, January
National
18
Association
intended
are
as a guide to
the range within
of compilation.
Origin of
bought (indicated-by the "asked
) at the time
or
the
of
which
Securities
these
quotation furnished
wide national distribution.
any
which have
a
Industrials and Utilities
Par
..
Aerovox
Corp _v_
Aetna-Standard
Air
Products
American
i_i
___.
Engineer
Inc
Par
Gas
Amer
American-Marietta Co
American
Ame-r
33%
32 >
2
35%
A
29%
46'a
49%
&
Develop
2214
1
24
American Window
Glass Co_12%
Amphenol Electronics Corp—__1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden
Farms
Co
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oil
5
Bates
Co
Bausch
Bell
&
&
Lomb
10
Jef.erson
41%
16%
17%
634
Kaiser
7%
Kansas
21
14%
—*..1
9
Corp
City
Public
Serv
10
*
45%
Bingham-Herbrand Corp
__l
Black Hills Power &
Light Co—1
49%
1514
23 %
Inc
$1.20
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Brush Beryllium Co
1
Brunner
Mfg Co
Steel Castings
Buckeye
Bullock's
Burny
Inc
Wat
&
7%
36%
40%
43 %
Lc Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lithium
l
13%
14%
30%
32%
39%
42
—
California Water
Calif
6%
x33 %
Power Co—20
Service Co—25
Oregon
Telephone Co_12%
19%
Canadian
Delhi Petrol Ltd—10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carpenter
Paper
Field
33
Maremont
12%
13%
Marlin-Rockwell
36 %
Marmou
23%
Co—_"—5
Central Louisiana
Electric Co—0
Power Co L___10
Central
Maine
Central
Public
Soya Co
Central
Common
Collins
Radio
Class
\B
Co
A
common
8%
conv
preferred
19
18%
19%
30 '"4'
_25
33%
21 %
7%
Copeland Refrige ration Corp—_ 1
vtg
-
8%
Inc—— —3
27%
29%
163b
17%
Corp:5
14*4
Dun
R>
&
Sons
&
Bradstreet
5%
Co„ 5
Broadcasting Corp—
1
Inc———1
27%
City
32
26%
11%
42
100
297
^
16%
20 %
Co
64
$1
Bush
Inc
Corp
of
2
America
preference.
—Z'
16
East
Tennessee Not Gas Co_
i
Eastern Industries Inc ill---50c
Eastern Utilities
Associates—10
,
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas)
Emhart M'fg Co
Empire State OR Co
'*
7%*
1714'
4:-
9%
10
12%.,. 13%
34%
36%
-
43%
45%
33%
36 %
9%
9%
*
22%
23%
——————1
Fairmont Foods
_1
10%
11%
Co
Fanner Mfg Co
Federal Natl
Mortgage As'sn. 100
First Boston Corp —10
54%
Fluor Corp
17%'
18%
Ltd ———_2.%
50%
54%
57%
;
Foote Bros Gear &: Mach
Corp_2
Foote
Mineral Co_
——1
Frlto Co
18%
19%
49
53
Garlock
1
34%
36%
10
—
——_
,
27%
Trust
Natl
Co
(N
Bank
Natl
Gas Service Co
—
—
'> :
is
19%
23%
26%
38%
21 %
23 %
General Crude Oil Co
2',2
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
37
40 3 8
5 % %
preferred
Giant Portland Cement
Giddings & Lewis
Great
20
32%
16%
Corp A com_50c
Bk
19%
21
30%
3212
35%
37%
5
24%
253t
Green Mountain Power
Corp—5
Gruen Industries Inc
-—1
Gulf Coast Leaseholds Inc—20c
153a
163a
10 '2
11%
41a
4%
Western
Green
(A
P)
Financial
Fire
Corp.l
Brick Co
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
*
9%
10%
—10c
8 %
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new..2.5i>
30%
32%
Sulphur
Corp
Trust
State
1
Halle Mines Inc
Hannla (M A)
Class
B
25c
Co
Hycon
(Chicago)
Co
8%
Bank
25
Trust
Co.
Bank
&
111
County
J_25
&
62
N
79%
40%,
Trust
86 %
90%
29%.
32%
Kings
County
Liberty
19%
Bid
Y)__10
Y)_
29%
38
18%
20%
10
33%
35%
20
96
5
.
31%
(N
Trust
Co
Y)
N
Real
Y)
Estate
Bk
&
(Phila)
10
Manufacturers Tr Co
Meadow
Brook
Bank
27%
35
37%
10
(N Y)
Natl
25%
10
44Va
46%
19% /.
21%
V
111%
of
Freeport (N Y)_
__5
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) 25
107
■Mercantile Ti Co
(St Louis)
23
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
(J P)
& Co
Bank
National
City
Natl
Co
of
Detroit
(N
350
Empire Trust Co (N Y)__
50
178
1
Federal
N
14%"
%
9%
10%
_.l
17%
*■19%
13%
.14%
pfd_V'
8%
15%
Trust
J)
16%
Co
10
62%
66%
25
of
59
62%
58
62
43%
46%
Boston_12%
Newark—12%
49
53
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
38%
42%
York
68%
71%
Northern
Peoples
Trust
Tr
Co
Co
(N
Y)
25
First
(Chicago)
Natl
Bk
Si
100
405
438
Tr
Co
(Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Newark
—
Fiduciary
68
10
40%
<N Yj_1o
263/4
—
Bk & Tr Co
Trust
(N
Y
10
y
44
Indiana
Pub
Serv
First Bk
Coal
Ber.
Corp
28%
Corp
v
Camden
32
Co
N
(Camden
Bk
6r4
36 %
14%
15%
First
Natl
Bank
28 7«
First
Natl
Bk
(Jersey
27%
29%
First
Natl
Bk
of
Natl
Brewing Co
•
Pipeline Corp„1
Pacific Power & Light Co——6%
Pan American Sulphur .Co —70c
7%
Northwest
Tool
Pendleton
Pickering
Indus
Polaroid
Corp
Portland
Gas
30%
27
16%
of
Co
( N
Y) __'20
68
St
3%
Square
-
.5%
1
102
Coke Co—.—19
32
34%
22%
Bk
Natl
70%
10
45%
33%
36%
ton
Potash Co
of America
Producing
Properties Inc —_10c
37%
5
—
pub Serv
Co of
New
Hamp—5
Co of
New
Mexico—5
Alegre Sugar Corp
1
•
40%
8%
8%
17%
.18%
14%
15%
20%
21%
_5
(N
29
of America—1
38 %
20
21%
19
Sav
Tr
Co
New
Bk
Bk
&
75%
x73
York—19
76
43%
(Chl)_.100
Tr
Natl
Y)
77%
25%
Co
2
17
of
31%
34%
47 %
50%
Hunting¬
9
Bk
&
Tr
33
35%
_ld
Albany—
Tr
Co
Bk
&
48
52%
Co
(N
Tr
42
45%
10
Y)
20%
22
Co
20
New
of
of
Bk
Union
35 %
109
.
10
(Los
25
&
Co
Tr
United
City)—8
Bk
of
Natl
Union
479
32%
50
9%
52
For footnotes see
Jersey
No Amer
45
2Va
(N
*
1
68
18
11%
29%
of
Co
States
44%
47%
42 %
Com
(Cleve)__10
Maryland
10
of
Tr
Co
(N
45%
Y)„20
69 %
72%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
29%
31%
116
•
19%
proceeding page.
19%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
45 %
48%
1
19%
14%
18
19%
<H Ht
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Roddis
Plywood
Ryder System
Co
——
Corp
Inc
—a
56 %
72%
We
maKt
Industrial
(G
D)
2
35%
14 %
15%
Pacific
21 %
&
Utility
Stocks quoted in the above
23%
26%
Coro
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern
Markets in two out of every three of the
38
1
Power Co——7%
Co
&
Pub
Serv
Co—10c
Southern
Calif Water Co
Colorado
Power
5
Co—"
18
10%
11 %
13%
15%
17
18%
Co—25
39%
41%
Gas Co
1
26%
28%
Southern
New
10
3
3%
Southern
Union
Eng
TROSTER,
14%
14%
Tele
Southern Nevada Power Co——1
82%
of
Over
«£
-
the
-
inquiries
Counter
Securities.
invited
58%
16%
list
Your orders
28%
55
National
2_
2400
are
SINGER
Member 1: A". Y. Security Dealers
74
48%
10%
27
Y)__5
10
10
Robertson
9%
83%
—12%
(Phila)
Co
8%
79
Phila
Y)
Bk
Trust
%
Bank
(Union
of
Co
45%
450
10
Trust
20%
25c
Inc
Robbins & Myers
&
Natl
County
(Jersey
Cltyi
(N
39%
74%
23
15 >'4
3
Mills Inc—3%
Brand Rice
Roadway Express class A
Tr
Hartford
Hudson
36 %
10
York__5
Y)
Trust
Harris
of
40 %
14%
71 %
Y>____20
5%
2
12%
Republic Natural Gas Co
4%
15
of
Bank
Bk
Tradesmens
(Philadelphia )
Bank
Bank
31%
Trust Corn Exch Bk
Hanover
tl30
First Natl Bank
Sterling
(Franklin
Guaranty Trust Co (N
Hudson
Rare Metals Corp
Natl
Bank
Trade
Girard
Natl
Union
<N
State
24%
106
National
Angeles)
.Security Natl
48%
10
—
Y)
N
split
10
Louis
Second
Banking
(Phtla)_.
Rochelle
New
12%
—.—
&
64%
30%
5%
four-for-one
55%
61
Rye
35%
52
City Bank
Trust
3%
Co———2
58%
First Westchester Natl Bank.
28%
12%
60
55
Boston
'
<Wash>_l
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Punta
&
•32'%
14%
Corp—!—3%
Rubber
Plymouth
33
City»—25
17
119%
55%
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal State Bk of New
324
Louis—20
St
Pennsylvania
Gas Co—.——*
Park Inc
Natural
Dallas—10
of
115%
24%
Security
First
51
25%
1
—
312
30
56%
21
21%
70 34
81e
48%
Franklin
Lumber
Pigeon Hole
Pioneer
—
21
67%
15%
Repnblic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C
& Tr
J)
53 %
5
Bank
Rockland-Atlas
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
27
Pabst
National
20
J)
Trust Co (Boston)
10
Provident Trust Co (Phila)—10
35%
34%
(Minn;—__10
Natl
Otter Tall Power Co
.0
Phila
N
Pilgrim
91%
Ex
First
18%
17
—
Stk
(Hackensack
45 %
(Newark»-_ 10
Co
Opelika Manufacturing Corp —5
Oswego Falls Corp _—
5
Skil
43%
New
187
38%
Sierra
63%
365
Bank¬
J)
Bk
40
16
(Cleve)
Essex
&
Natl Shawmut Bk of
State
60
(N Y)„100
Bank
Newark
ing
103%
Tr
New
______5
73%
13
7%
Searle
Ask
35%
Phila)
1
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)
Natl
tWJiite
Co
(N
Co
Co
National
75
37 %
18
——1——5
27%
-
17%
65 %
Corp__
Coal—
Co
79
255
of N
57%
Tr Co_12%
Bank
Trust
Plains
35%
•
36%
River
Trust
Morgan
&
69
Gas
Gas
1
—1
67%,
305
6iy2
&
Southern
32*4
64
290
Fidelity Un Tr Co
Oil
American
South
30%
,
25
_50
87
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
5
49%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Pliila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
_&0c
123
2Va
52%
47
19%
Corp
125
A
50
28%
18
Thevmador
116
class
44
Federation
117
Production Co
Mfg
4%
39%
41%
18%
10
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
Hugoton
38%
26%
36 %
13%
Co class A coni.10
common
Haskelite Mfg Corp
Hoover
?*,.
4 %
5
Y»
(N
Co
Trust
Irving
Co
18%
Seismograph Service Corp
Hagan Corp
46%
Phila-10
stk' dividend—
25%
8*4
Gulf
43%
Clever-Id
of
Tr
&
66%
12%
common
Riley Stoker Corp
19%
1
Co
-50c
Co
'
—2%
Richardson Co
Mach Tool Co.2
10
Co
(Chicago)
—33%
County Bank & Trust Co
(Paterson N J)—_—.—10
28 •;
41 %
——
%
•
.9%
25%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
General Controls Co
——0
11%
36%
Companies
(Brooklyn
J>_,
of
Bk
Commercial
29%
9
64
Pac
Off-Shore
Industrial
(St
(Phila)
Continental
112
_1
Pub Serv
Packing Co
Y>_.
—
First
Dunham
Dynamics
17%
10%
58
(N
Bank
Connecticut
21%
Co—*
Old
16
34%
309
16
York
Natl
Commercial
19%
15
Production Corp —1
Northwestera Pub Serv Co_—,_3
12%
39
——20
New
Trust
Natl
Ex
28%
17%
1
Northwest
:
(Newark) ^25
Cleveland Trust Co
7%
29
39
17%
North
287«
7
Zapata
Industrial Bk of Com
36%
Chase Manhattan Bk <NY)_12%
Chem Corn Exch Bk i N Y)—10
21%
'
6%
■27
*
h
18%
28%
1
Par
A
29
Oil Corp _____5
Northeastern Water Co $4
12 3 i
S
17%
Noitex
19*'-".
of
Camden
22%
20%
Shirt
North Penn
"
A:
50c
B
North
; 227 8
21%.
15%
35%
26%
5
Ask
Shops of Del—1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Class
New
19%
..
u%
(Walt) Productions—2%
Doeskin- Products Iiic'!;_—__1
(R
,
Norris
16
18%
Disney
Donnelley
"
T
Commerce
Central
30%
"20%
Co'—!_lo
Aluminate Corp
.
of
Centl-Penn
42
1
—
Homes
14%
16%
32
—10
93V
Bid
6%
Broad St Trust Co
10%
28
1.
Co
Gas
National
—
.—1
Internet Bridge Co__— 1.
Chemical Artfc Inc—_—1
10%
39 %
2
Co
Chemical
&
N
Francisco)
Louts)
9%
—5
National
7*4
Detroit Harvester Co
Bank
8%
.5
Co
NaMonal
8%
DuMout
Utilities
Mountain Fuel Supply
15%
Di-Noc
—
__4.v
Line
National
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit •& Canada Tunnel
>
Inc
——2
16%
7%
America
of
(San
Bankers
Co.-
54%
14%
Detroit
44
—'—2%'"
5l0%
1
Delta Air Lines
34%
Par
-
8
_1
j_:
Corp—,—,•
32
Inc__—
Barge
43%
14%
5
9%
Bank & Trust
56
15%
Cummins Engine Co Inc__—5
Laboratories com vtg—Zl
Cutter
•
Missouri
Montrose
Pipe
43 %
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_o
20%
'
19 7 8
Oil
40%
16
Mississippi Skipping Co
9%
Ltd
•
34%
82%
%
-10c
32
9
—
*
Ptg Press & Mfg Co
Valley
29%
34%
41
13%
12%
52%
27%
8%
Common
11%
32
Laboratories
Miss
;
-
29%
lc
27
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
•
Miles
X32%
1
Whiting Corp
15%
78%""
1
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Iiic_2c
Connecticut Light <fe Power Co-*
Delhi-Taylor
43%
27%
14%
25%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co;__l
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25
9%
2714
18%
>__10
8%
1
—
-
57
40%
20%
Minneapolis Gas Co
25
Colonial Stores Inc
J2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Cb——5
r
53%
1
19%
common
15%
43
17%
7%
cl B__5
Trucking Co cl A com.l
A
%
40
4%
Herrington Co Ine__—1
Class
14
;_1
34%
McLean
2514"
u_——1
7
13%
Miehle
Inc
Manufacturing Co—5
20%
.
12%
Michigan Gas Utilities
com__——1
19
1
14'
Services
34%
1
32 %
1
14
Jet
.29%'
27%
•
—1
30 %
Meredith Publishing Co—j__—„5
'
*._•_♦
Inc
Pwr Co_5
*
13%
54%
53V2
-2 %
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
3%
Prods
13 %
50%
16%
Industries
;_1
32%
i—lO
7%
24%
Bank
McLouth Steel Corp
44%
1
5
Co
6934
15%
Boatmen's
5%
23 Vs
19%
49%
cl A:u33%c
com
66 % '
J81 %
28%
Corp
14y8
21%
Co
9Va
7%
1
Corp_50e
Gas
46%
16%
class
Corp
26%
19%
Machine Co
8*4
1
Line
Moore
i__33%e
Citizens Util Co
Clinton
Co
22%
McLean
18
^_____1
Gas
-
Industries
1
Automo
12%
41%
69'%
Trans
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_l
21
Corp
Nat
——
—____—12%
&
\..
47%
15
7'%
65
Towmotor Corp
22 %
"6%
Gasoline Corp__l
Tracerlab Inc
Co_
10
;
•'——
Inc
\
44
21%
7%
26%
1%
_il
Co
Topp
„1
Corp—__6
Serv
Gas
21%
20%
42
32
-
Corp_5
35%
30
22%
Welex
West Point
33 %
Co
Maxwell
„—
32%
24 7s
2014
___♦
Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub
Chattanooga
34
Utility Corp—_:.G
•Tokheim
34%
Time
30%
16%
'
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
31
26
Gas Pipeline Co_l
Inc
1
States
32%
32 %
25%
31%
Gas
Three
30%
28%
15
"
•
1
4%
1
Mfillory (P Rl
Inc
9%
(S D)
5
273/a
23%
King
37%
28
50
Brothers
Warren
Corp_7
3
Madison Gas & Electric Co.
Manning,
8%
Transmission
Nat
21%
9
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
7%
Transmis
20%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp__
5
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5
Vitro Corp of America
50c
35%
Transmis Co
Natural
12
1
38%
5%
6%
33%
,__1
Gas
18%
22%
'
•
47%
17%
20%
2%
.
Ask
44%
12%
'
,
Warren
Texas
34%
25
com
Match
Utah Southern Oil Co
7%
_1
Corp
11 %
39
l
Corp
Corp
Corp
Upper Peninsular Power Co
15%
Inc—1
:
Thermo
Bank
17%
Corp
40%
_1
5%
A)
Inc
Bid
1
Sugar
18
7%
10
Macmillan Co
16%
Indiana
(O
24%
9%
23%
&
&
14%
167b
Industries
3%
Chemical
'
5
18%
Trust ctl's„.
Gas Co—3%
Gas Co___i0
Electric
III
Central
i
Co—Jl
America-
&
dn
"hid")
10
26%
III
37%
&
States
Universal
5%
Texas
Co_10
Borax
9%
Texas
22%
S
48%
5%
Inc
Co
Gas
»
;
9%
__lo
36%
24%
Tennessee
19%
17%36
33
46
Wells
Eastern
10c
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow MTg & Sales
21%
5
48%
Co
Corp
Central
Central
of
Steel
1
Central
Elec
Corp
Star
'
Co
Ceco Steel Products
Cedar Point
Lone
26%
5
l
—10
25%
10
Delaware Corp—1
Texas
17%
L-O-F Glass
Fibers
Co
Landers Frary & Clark
Lau Blower Co
14 %
39%
non-voting
Texas
45
—
*
Co
___'_•.
Corp
California
18%
28%
1314
___
_
8%
27
16%
26%
&
34%
37
—1
Tekoll
11%
_16
Co
the
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
31%
8%
Sutton
17%
U
23%
1
Co
Koehring
bv
United
2%
—
12%
Key.sto.ne Portland Cem Co-*
25
2514
1
com
16%
22%
8
Kentucky Utilities Co|
16%
Corp
Thpv
sources
(indicated
Par
9%
Corp
—2%
SU'.bnitz
Greene Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
curp„1
Suntide Refining Co
lc
69
12
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
3
Kellogg Co
—___50r.
9%
selected
sold
19%
2%
Works
Statler Hotels
31%
10%
common
Kendall
Bowser
65
1
9%
Brown
Struthers
.15
Co—111
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment
8%
1914
13%
Steel
other
been
Ask
8%
18
—25
Strong Cobb &
1
Electric
$1.46
7%
__10
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc
14%
16
29 "2
1
35%
38
-Common
Stanley
13%
1
5
Beryllium
:
19%
5
Jervls Corp __l_g
Jessop Steel Co
Co__10
Inc.—
10%
21 %
42%
21%
14%.
1
Inc
19%
33'4
1
Co
Heintz
&
25%
—10
Optical
Jack
25%
_]
Gossett
9%
Tampax
18'/a
__10
Co_____
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway
75%
Sprague Electric Co
Stalcy (A E> Mfg Co—
Stanley Home Products Inc
Co
20%
common
24
5
——
37%
Carbon
39%
*
Services Inc
24%
Co__5
Co
Mfg
Bareco
Speer
16 %
49%
Co
___,_
Gas
&
20%
14%
Western Gas
Oil
1914
46 3 4
A
and
have
The "National" list is
composed of securities
Bid
1
Co—1
Ask
—1
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co
,.5
Iowa Public Service Co__
5
Iowa Southern Utilities
Co—15
20%
1
Power
'Class
26%
23 >4
*
Art Metal Construction Co_
Avon Products Inc'
Aztec
%
2114
19'/4-:
4
;
common
Partic preferred
i
Arizona Public Service
Investors "Diver
Tele
71%
10
Securities Co
Producing Co
States
34%
Sys__1
Interstate
23 7a
Bid
5
International Textbook Co_
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
Interstate Motor Freight
32
,_2
„
Breaker
Cement Co
,-j.
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
35 %
33 3 a
Circuit
Ideal
36%
1
10
Pipe & Const Co_—_ 1
Research
25%
5
Co
Express Co i__
Hospital Supply Corp
ITE
5%
34 %
24
American
Southwestern
Par
32
,
Board
Ask
4*4
..
Co__l
Barge Line Co_
American Box
Bid
Inc.
could
request.
.
1
_
on
•
Southwest
'
'
Dealers.
securities
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
!j '
CO.
j^y
1-
376
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
Monday, January 21, 1957
. . .
(380)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
NATIONAL LIST OF
Quotations for
Friday, January 18
Investment
1: 3.79
4.04
8.87
1.68
Custodian Funds Inc_l
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund.l
8.11
1.53
15.70
5.61
7.97
"B" Inc 5
Fund Inc_l
& Elect'nics Corp lc
3.70
10.03
Axe-Houghton Stock
Jefferson
21.68
16.17
Boston
Fund—.
Broad Street Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd—
!
Bowling Green
10.52
21.36
' 12.61
B-3
B-4
K-l
1
6.95
7.60
1
13.29
19.75
14.00
21.37
1
7.45
5.38
21.89
15.32
(1954)
1
Growth
Canadian International
Fund
Ltd
Fund Inc
Venture
Capital
Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Century
Colonial Fund
1 :
1
1
Inc—
,
Fund
1
Fund—1
—
Diversified Growth Stk
Diversified Investment
Fund—1
_
„
1
Stock Fund
——
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc
10
Equity Fund Inc_„
20c
21.39
20.24
4.82
156.61
5
Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
_*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series—— lc
Preferred stock series—_lc
Fundamental Investors Inc——2
Futures Inc
1
Gas Industries Fund Inc—
1
General Capital Corp—.
1
General Investors Trust
1
Group
6.85
Inc—.
Industrial Fund
Fund
Financial
. -•*
10.05
6.82
15.81
2.76
14.67
12.15
7.25
Securities—
9-00
lc
lc
.-lc
Capital Growth Fund—
lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lo
Automobile shares
Aviation shares
Building shares
Electrical
Equipment shares
11-96
6.16
8.37
11.24
11.26
Electronics &
6.75
lc
lc
5.73
administered shares—lc
General bond shares..
lc
8.57
Food
shares
Fully
8.09
14.83
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining
8.51
9.96
8.99
11.76
lc
Petroleum
lc
lc
shares
shares
Railroad Bond shares—
RR equipment shares
Railroad stock shares
7.10
15.20
4.20
8.20
..
11.01
7.47
17.33
3.00
16.03
13.75
7.88
9.86
13.10
6.76
9.17
12.31
12.33
7.40
6.29
9.39
8.87
16.23
8.87
10.91
9.85
12.83
lc
6.13
lc
lc
Tobacco shares
———,-lc
Utilities
_lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc.—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
l
10.06
2.88
6.73
11.02
17.55
4.07
8.69
19.20
4.47
9.52
14.96
16.27
15.41
16.77
2.61
shares
,
5.36
5.85
4.21
3.56
3.92
lc
4.00
4.41
lc
3.22
3.55
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc..10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
2.79
3.08
3.13
3.45
7.21
7.90
11.14
12.04
Metal
shares
Paper
shares
shares
Petroleum
10.89
Inst, Foundation Fund
10.68
lc
Fund.lc
Income Fund-lc
Insur Fund—_lc
Growth
.
10.88
7.08
11.89
',11.68
V
•
17%
1
9.41
10.33
1
al4.82
3.34
18.35
9.62
10.40
-1
Northeastern
Northern
85 y4
11.30
1
._1
6.44
7.04
1
4.69
4%
Pacific
8.39
9.17
1
6.06
67%
Pacific
Indemnity
27
28%
Peerless
36%
Providence-Washington
86%
Reinsurance
New
51%
54%
36 Va
92
38%
St
96
Seaboard Surety Co
10
10
46
67
31 Va
Fire & Marine—10
47 Vt
50%
10
52 V»
55%
3
x20%
5
72%
22 V4
76
& Guaranty Co—10
65 "
25 V*
68%
3
Y
2
27%
29 Va
Fire
2
26 V4
28 Va
Shares
Springfield
36%
Standard
36%
Title
32
34 Va
Travelers
Home
:
-
42%
82%
9.13
1
!
Fire
S
Insurance Co in
U S Life
City
46
97%
N
of
Westchester
10.25
1
Inc ———
11.21
Federal
13.02
14.27
17.66
21.61"
14.06
15.28
Mar.
15.
Mar
15,
100.1
99.28
100.2
100.3
1957
15.
3% April
3.20s
99.31
99.31
100.1
1957-
lfhO?57_.
May
Feb
15,
100.1
100.2
100.4 100.4
3.30$
2%s
May
99.31
100.4
100.6
2%s
Nov.
May
3%s
July
1%S
Oct.
Inc
Puritan
Fund
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
29.77
6.54
7.07
12.25
1957
17.
June
13.32
Nuclear Funds——1
11.16
12.12
Scuddey Fund of Canada Inc—1
Scudde'r, Stevens & Clark
Fund Inc
U
—•
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
46%
49%
a34.83
1
1.25
11.08
1
12.15
41.75
June
May 1,
Sept.
100.1
98.22
96.30
97.8
96.4
96.14
95.4
95.14
95.14
95.24
97
96
99"
100
99.28
1972-:
15,
98.24
98.14
1960
1971
1,
100.5
98.16
100
13.42
39.25
Feb.
99.31
13.26
12.24
May
100
99.27
12.07
Investors————1
— —
99.28
9.35
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
(Edson Bi Fund
1
1957
15,
a22.79
8.65
July
3%s
2Us
3%s
3%s
29.47
1
1
1
2V4s
2%s
Stock
Fund Inc
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
1957
15. 1957
-1, 1957—
1, 1958
1, 1958
1, 1959
1, 1960
1,
3"0s
Growth
Rowe)
27 V4
the
32ndg of a point
Bank
1957
Land
Federal
3s
1957
1957
15,
3%s
3.80s
19.27*
21.40
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
3%s Feb.
(T
34Va
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
9.98
Bid
Peoples
Securities Corp—
Philadelphia Fund Inc
•
Pine Street Fund Inc
1
Pioneer Fund Inc
.
2.50
Price
Y)
(N
Trust
&
Guar
U S Fidelity
U
146
93 %
of North Amer—5
Co
Insurance
Over-The-Countev Securities
Fund
Accident
55Va
19%
39%
139
78
43%
—6.25
Marine
&
Fire
49%
10
Co
Steamboiler
Hartford
Paul
34'4
18
34%
10
10
5
Fire
Hanover
(Texas)„10
Republic Insurance
46 %
10
5
Globe & Republic
5
Great American —1
5
Gulf Life (Jacksonville Fla)_2%
:
33%
&
Inc.
Chemistry
Electronics
49
46%
6.89
Ltd
Canada
Nucleonics
(N Yi
44
21.51
Capital Fund
York
of
8.91
19.95
31%
Series—
Co'rp
54
60
22 %
81 %
22 V4
14 Va
9.74
-_1
-1
Stock
Co
Insurance Co
109
49%
56
20%
77%
20%
12 %
51
10
—10
5
10
10
2
6.62
Series
Dividend
65
104
Fire
"
41%
27 V\
37
10 %
71%
Life
(Minn)
Insurance
5.13
Series
Series—,
Bond
10.34
12.50
—10
-
Northwestern National
62V4
33%
82
Corp
Falls
Hartford Fire Insurance
-1
Balanced
Fire
River
128
19.86
Series—
National Security
Hampshire
York Fire
New
89%
40 Va
18%
48V4
Security (New Haven)
Franklin Life
Mutual
Shares—
A
Amsterdam Casualty
New
56 Va
11%
32 Va
30
10
83
5 ^ 37%
5
17%
2
45
10
38
5
25
2.50
34%
3.33%
9
——
Nationwide Corp class
Phoenix
Deposit of Md
Eire Assn of Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund (S F)
Firemen's of Newark
&
Fidelity
General Reinsurance
Trust
Fire
National Union Fire
271
81%
58%
4
10
10
2.50
7.50
4
Federal
Glens
Mutual
10%
52
5
Co
Ins
National
36 Vt
34%
34%
32%
Life
North
11.17
3.63
1
5
5
Manufacturers.—4
Monarch
New
28%
98
4%
63%
40.51
Com
15%
106
229
Fire Assurance
Merchants
27%
1.25
—*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
101 Va
219
Massachusetts
34%
92
74
258
121
Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc
10.33
Shares
.
54%
26%
Eagle Fire Ins
37.47
Mutual
".
19%
,V!'
J)—5
10
Columbian Natl Life Ins
2
Connecticut General Life
10
Continental Assurance Co
5
Continental Casualty Co
5
Crum & Forster Inc
10
19%
14%
20
10
Casualty
Bonding
Marylamd
3%
28%
Merchants &
!'•
•-
Ins Assn (N
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
•
Life Fund
Invest Fund Inc
Science
&
Fund
Common. Stock
Selected
Shares
Arner
Investors
Southwestern
Sovereign
State
Roe
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s
March
3%S
99.31
99.29
99.8
1957—:
April
2i
1.
1. 1957———
1, 1957
June
100.2
100.1
99.16
13.71
3.35s
May
20.
1957—
3.90s
Aug.
20,
1957
4%s
1959
20.
Sept.
-
100.4
100.3
— —
100.5
98.16
1957
20.
100.1
-
Inc_l
11.27
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.92
Television -Electronics Fund__ __1
11.57
12.61
Sterling Investment Fund
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
Fund Inc
1
Texas
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds
24
22
8.14
Bid
11.07
8.80
United
Income Fund
Shares_l
9.84
10.76
United
Science Fund
i
1
10.60
Feb.
2%s
12.03
'8.05
March
99.29
1957-
22.
99.31
Canada
Funds
Ltd
Inc
17.92
1
6.06
6.62
Inc__1
5.87
6.42
,
Fund
16.49
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
Special Situations
Fund
Van
-
June
Oct.
1957-——
24,
Fund
Inc
April
l%s
May
10.92
100.7
1%S
Oct.
15,
7.05
8.62
100.1
April
l%s Oct.
1,
99.24
lV2s April
99.16
99.18
IV2S
Oct.
1957—
99.26
99.23
l%s
April
1957
1.
99.11
99.13
IV2S
Oct.
95.10
94.12
94.20
93.18
93.26
92.20
92.28
91.28
1961
1.
96.10
95.2
I960
97.6
96.2
1960—
1,
1.
97.8
97.4
1,
1959
1959
99.17
97
1969—
98.8
99.15
15, 1958
1958
99.16
1957——
1957
1.
15.
15,
Aug.
9.42
12.77
13.92
1
Inc
Inc
Fund
99.31
1957
1961
1,
92.4
11.44
12.37
5.02
5.43
Inc
1
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
10-
1-56
7-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.55%
6-
1-56
3-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75 %
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100.1
100 4
99.30
100.1
3.75%
3.40%
7-
3.20%
8-
4%s 1932
Burlington Industries 4«4s_1975
Capital Airlines 4Us__
1976
Commercial Credit
1974
4%s
Ask
100%
101%
80
93 %
99%
Ferro. Corp
3%s__.—
10314
1975
1976
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
89
83%
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
National
.1976
Can 5s
81
New
94%
104%
92
84%
99.28
100
99.31
100.2
12-
3-56
9-
3-67
100.1
100.4
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.875% wi
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.2
100.4
111
103 3 a
104%
.1986
England Telep
10212
103%
1987
103%
104%
.1976
101%
102%
4%s .1936
103 U
103%
.1967
82%
84%
4%s—_
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%S-
Pub
Coal
Elec
Seiv
124
102
104
Co
Southern
Bell
Oil
Gas
&
Am
Tel
434s
.1983
100
100%
4Us_ .1982
102
102%
4s
102%
103 %
5 Us
of
Sheraton
Standard
1975
4%s.l986
3%s
1-57
1-57
3-57
Ask
1C9
1986
Ohio Power 4%s
100
Peabodv
Dallas Power & Light 4%s_1983
4-
5-
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
Aluminum Co of Amer
2-56
1-56
4-56
3,625%
Recent
(Ohio*
United States
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
Bid
Ask
1957
99.975
99.977
March
January 31. 1957
February 7, 1957
99.918
99.922
March
January
24,
14,
21,
Gulf
Tel
States
of
Calif
Utilities
4 Us—1986
1971
81%
83
99.861
99.868
March
22,
1957
14,
1957_
99.800
99.810
March
28.
1957_
15.
1957
99.785
99.792
April 4.
Hotels
Hilton
Household
Island
Lowenstein
Lighting
(M)
&
117
February
108
112
1976
100
102
Universal
1977
100
100%
Western
101
102%
3%s
4%s_1986
Sons—
Match
5s
Maryland Ry 5%s_1982
iehigan Bell Tele 4%s
Brass
3%s
81%
1991
101
1975
90
Pub Scrv 4.80%
Illinois
pfd—50
54%
100
pfd_100
99
100%
99
100
55%
tEx-2-for-l
82%
1Q4%
95
•No par value
tEx-100% stock
4.64%
Texas
Light—
preferred
Pow &
Lc 4 76%
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
99.493
99.435
99.454
99.338
—
~
98.601
99.743
April
11.
1957
99.675
99.615
99.685
99.628
April
18.
1957
June
24.
1957
98.584
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Arizona
1931
91
99.508
99.380
99.320
99.261
1957
103%
Stocks—
Central
4%s
89
103 %
1
99.572
99.735
28. 1957—
March 7, 1957
101%
102%
Corp
21.
1957-
February
1970
-
4%s
Idaho Power 4%s
Long
115
1970
—1987
4%s
Finance
1971
U S Industries 4Vas
Underwood
—
99.492
99.483
1957
February
ISSUES
b Bid yield price.
dividend
Exchange
d Ex-rights.
t New stock,
Ex-dividend,
split.
value.
to listing on
x
the New York
Ask
99.558
1957
February
General
1
98
1,
Feb.
1957
1958—
7.70
1
1
Fund
1,
Ask
99.4
11.90
2s
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Wisconsin
2.98
1
Street Investing Corp
Whitehall
2.73
1,
98.28
Stock
Towne
&
Strum
Wall
.
Oct.
l%s April
2Us June
lVas
Treasury Notes—
2%s March
15.
l%s
100.4
1957—
1,
2%s Aug.
10c
1
Inc
IV2S
100.1
11.58
United
Bid
Notes—(Coat.)—
lVs
3 Us
3Us
•V
99.31
of a point
Maturity—
Treasury
1957
15.
2%s
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund—_1
United
100.1
Indebtedness-
of
Certificates
Ask
99.31
Maturity—
8.90
Funds Inc—
United
98.24
.
15.02
a28.55
& Farnham
Assn—
Federal Natl Mortraore
2%s Jan.
Investment Corp__»
Fund—1
Street
Stein
Inc
Wellington Fund
lc
•"
Camden Fire
33 V3C
Fund Inc
11.91
775
13.00
Institutional- Bank Fund
9,50
10 3fi
Co——5
Boston Insurance
Massachusetts
Value Line Fund
16.44
40%
25%
16%
32 %
Stand Life Ins Co—1
33 %
17%
27 Va
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Natl Life Ins
...
3.82
Washington
*1
1
Institutional
6.71
2.40
11.91
Incorporated Income "Fund
Incorporated Investors j
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
12.53
6.12
shares..lc
lc
Industries
2.68
11.48
2.45
10.50
8.69
9 58
Institutional
11.58
2.65
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
I
Income
„
10.49
5.63
a24.57
15.21
/ :
9.61
5.11
1
i
Haydock Fund Ire
Hudson Fund Inc
/
Beneficial
30 %
(Va)_5
1
Title Ins Corp
Life
Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
28%
50
10
(N J)_10
Bankers
15.03
131
125
—
Lawyers
28%
18
Bankers & Shippers——
12.41
Automobile shares
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General
Co
American Surety
16.82
Funds—
Managed
—5
6.23
American Re-insurance
11.37
Fund—•
Mutual
Sayles
Loomis
(Newark N J)—2%
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
13.78
15%
£2.87
21.64
,5.27
158.19
14.06
3.84
7.54
Balanced
Fidelity
15.42
(Income Coin
6.30
Howard—
Fund —
&
Eaton
——1
Fund Inc
Dreyfus
9.60
—5
Assurance CoUj
Home
Ask
-
37V4
34%
26%
26%
37
26
2%
26 %
Ins Co
Jersey Insurance
32
29%
10
Co of N Y_J10
N Cl
(Greensboro
74>/4
188
13.19
14 Va
17.80
2.85
9.65
15.72
2.63
8.88
8.79
12.08
a41.89
14.85
65%
11.70
13.51
9.75
Diversified Trustee SharesSeries E
1 —
_2.50
Dividend Shares —
—25c
11.25
12.45
7.11
14.70
63 Va
10.65
12.33
8.90
1
1
Inc
Inc
Vegh Investing Co
De Vegh Mutual Fund
De
6.50
10.31
(Discount
11.39
19.29
16.77
14.78
18%
135
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
.Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Delaware
9.85
8.96
12.34
12,800
1
18.75
Amer
Lexington Trust Fund
25o
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc—1
23.66
16.57
13,400
140
10.69
9.74
13.41
17.75
X15.43
13.67
16%
j
50c
com__100
Securities
Christiana
Preferred
Amer
17.19
Priced Bonds)
1
Bonds)
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—I
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
26.32
preferred——
conv
American
25.46
24.13
(Low
——10
.
—
Agricultural Insurance Co„__10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
24.39
Stocks)—1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)—1
8-4 (Low Priced Com StkpUl
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker
Fund
1
5.89
Canada
:
S-l
S-2
8.14
1
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
Ltd
;
Canadian Fund Inc—
California
6.28
Aetna Life
$1.25
13.61
23.31
17:48
11.38
23.09
13.82 *;
12.52
*
1
._10c
1
1
Tr of America—a
Fund Inc
Bond Inv
9.98
11.09
a20.60
Keystone Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds).—1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds)_1
K-2
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Blue Ridge
of Boston—_1
Investment Trust
17.12
6.10
8.66
4.04
10.90
,
.
Bid
Par
Standard Life Ins—
Jefferson
127
121
70
180
& Surety——10
Insurance Co
10
Casualty
Aetna
Aetna
9.13
10.15
5.73
America—1
of
Co
5.40
4.94
Fund Inc——lc •
Resources
1.77
6.22
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Science
Intl
1.56
5.75
_25c
Fund
Fund Inc
.__1.25
American Business Shares—
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Affiliated
Companies
Insurance
Mutual Funds
wi When issued
> Ex-stock dividend.
99.400
99.280
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
n
.
.
Monday, January 21, 1957
.
(378)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Rang*
stocks
Oil
:
7.30
8.25
24,241
5.38
7.75
0.75
8.00
49,840
4.50
3.;JO
2.05
3.30
38,270
Feb
Ultra
1.35
1.50
2,900
1.05
Nov
2.45
Feb
Union
164,550
1.30
Nov
2.74
May
2nd
Aug
Union
1.80
2.19
1.10
1.19
Regent Refining
Renabie
Mines
Nov
2.30
24,927
20c
20c
3,300
15c
Nov
30c
1714
18'4
5,050
17
Nov
30
11%
11%
5
10
Feb
1.25
1.19
1.30
11,950
91c
Nov
1.00
1.14
4,4.00
99c
Nov
10 la
1,410
95c
95c
1.02
11,450
Mines
ttuounuiii
Mfg
Robertson
Rockwln
Ccnsol
Jan
27c
Mar
10
Jan
26
A tor
94
60
67c
75c
20
17 lie
20c
30c
«
22
Mar
12
May
85c
6,107
Nov
70c
17:%
3,557
26c
Feb
70c
Jan
16
lQc 10 lie
18,000
•
Apr
Nov
13 lie
80C
1714
1.20
Oct
1714
85 c
„50c
Apr
May
Sep
9c
4,442
I-_IIIi
May
Dec
9
47,100
27c
13
17%
150
19c
84c
Dec
Apr
45c
185
9.
Nov
914
20,500
9
102
Nov
luc
10,108
10
300
HII"li
1.50
Nov
Nov
Nov
18%
Oct
Nov
8c
24 %c
Jan
lie
6,000
7%c Dec
18c
Apr
71%
6814
72%
4,219
56 li May
68
Aug
18
1714
20
23,230
12%
Feb
18%
Aug
31
31
32%
705
26
July
33%
Jan
12%
12%
1,080
10
Nov
14%
Jan
13c
—I10
,
common
14c
1,500
11c
24c
17%
17%
3,030
15%
Dec
18
Dec
96
199
95%
Nov
15'%
Dec
Nov
Industries
Mining
Nov
bt
Micnaei
Band
15%
10
34c
32c
35c
43,950
22c
70c
60c
70C
3,752
51c
Nov
16c
15c 17 %c
82,200
8c
Nov
1.55
1.65
8,300
78
Gold
River
94
15%
78
20
15%
15%
500
2.10
2.30
4,395
2. (JO
3.10
3.25
18,291
1.75
■
1
1
1
*
Gold
Antonio
Ban
96
15%
A
Lawrence
17%
•
1
com—
new
preference
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Uranium Mines Ltd
class
5'/o
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Corn
Lawrence
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
1.58
:
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Sarnia
15%
;
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Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
-50c
Security Freehold Petroleums—
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Shawlnigan Water & Power common—*
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pid
—50
Class B preferred
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Sheep Creek Gold
—50c
Cement
Saskatchewan
1.15
7.80
7.70
8.05
■
10 la
23%
25%
22
Ltd
22
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——
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Mines
11%
20
20%
66c
71c
3.50
17 %
17%
Mar
:
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•
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.
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Nov
li Mar
2.25 May
10% Apr
11% Nov
Western
15c
15c
29c
285
13%
Nov
13%
Feb
25
52c
Jan
3.00 ;Nov
14
Nov
18c
'
Jan
lie
1,000
48
80c
Oct
16%
10,000
29c
Nov
•
Supertest
Oct
44
July
4.00
18
Windward
Tale
Lead
36c
33,880
21 %c
Nov
55c
Feb
%
37
180
31
NoV
42%
Apr
12
12
15
11
Apr
12%
Apr
4.65
12,550
65c
73c
8,765
55C
Jan
89 c
Feb
36
_£_■
10%c
12c
25%
68
71
Nov
20 %c
22
Jan
28%
5714
Jan
80
Nov
18c
2V4% Aug'
8c
14,600
800
4,237'
8c
9c
23,500
7 lie
19%
20%
22,726
15%
Jan
3.75
4.00
30,005
2.10
Nov
47c
45c
16%
150
13%
Jan
55c
26,700
25c
Nov
6
lie
Nov
3.25
Nov
lie
14c
13,500
4.05
3.80
4.10
4,895
514
%'■( 5
5%
1,800
5'4
Nov
1.50
1.50
1.50
90
1.50
Dec
2.75
16%
9c
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-
Yellorex
Apr
Apr
Dec
16% Aug
1.20
22%c
Apr
Feb
6.70 May
8 %
Jan
3.50 Aug
3.60
Dec
3.60
Dec
150
17%
8c
3.25
Feb
Mar
250
2.75
16%
5
15%
Nov
26%
Feb
7c
Nov
20c
Apr
9 lac
3,500
5%
1,150
4 >4
Asbestos
Biilnln
Gold
Canada
Nov
1.48
Apr
Dominion
Oil
DuPont
2.04
Apr
20c
Apr
60c
Sep
34
Nov
43
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.30
36
36
35
1.15
2,100
70c
19%
21
3,185
17ya
Oct
20
21
1,140
18
Oct
91 %
55
88%
Nov
10
200
7%
Dec
95,975
1.70
Nov
1.50 Aug
35%
Jan
36%
Jan
Feb
10414
14
Apr
3.40
Apr
1.84
Sep
2.55
2.90
1.65
1.80
5,200
2 3d
22 %c
26c
76,632
21c
Nov
68c
12c
12c 12 %c
6,000
10c
May
18c
Oct
.—1
10c
9 %c
11c
8.600
7 %c
Dec
16%c
Apr
19 %c
18%c
22c
59,900
13 %c
Nov
52c
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5.301
15% May
-
1.50' Nov
Apr
Apr
9%
Nov
3.50
.
3.50
14)0
3.25
Jan
4.00
Jan
1.10
1.20
8,654
1-.05
Dec
130
Dee
1.42
1.50
5,213
1.34
Nov
2.07
Jan
35c
35c
2,800
28c
Oct
,).55c
Jan
13c
14c
12.200
10c
Nov
25c
Apr
7c
Nov
21c
14
.13 «
35c
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.
14 %c
4
11c
12c
3.000
1.70
1.78
17,175
7c
9c
9,233
30c
36c
85.100
31 %c
34c
4,325
1.70
——.—
of
Apr
Nov
3.00
Nov
14c
17c
Nov
70c
Jan
36c
July
60c
Aug
1.35
5c
Apr
May
Feb
10,180
80c
Nov
3.00
Feb
Southwest
Dec
3.75
Dec
Third
40c
9
9
*
1.10
99c
3.96
3.75
3.96
1
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34,.
28 %c
35c
•
25c
22c
25c
45c
1
Bank
Oct
44
July
Ontario
&
Niagara
Dec
47c
Aug
9
Sep
11
Jun
Pato
Consolidated
Apr
Pend
Oreille
Feb
Price
1,310
3.60
359.198
13c
Oct
54c
Feb
6,000
14c
Nov
58c
Feb
45c
3,100
31c
Nov
49
2,798
Oils
Gen
Mines
Jun
56 li
18%
Nov
24
9%c
Nov
32c
Jan
•
38%
37
39
2.275
39
Nov
48%
Sep
a
391/2
•39%
39%
100
40
Jun
45
Aug
42
42.%
195
41
Dec
49
Feb
d Deferred
2.50
Apr
1.80
18.167
2.57
52.971
115
3 891
4 43
28c
30c
6.405
23c
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75c
Nov
1.55
b
Nov
47% July
Dec
29c
2,338
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Jan
Aug
Nov
24',a Mar
36
Apr
Dec
29
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Jun
94%
Feb
41
Aug
-1.400
17
25
90
500
32
Nov
50
-
27
Jun'
96%
Nov
38%
Jan
10%
Nov
13%
Feb
90
Jan
Apr
79
36
27%
Jan
Nov
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29
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36
925
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.
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-
8,000
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12
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30
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Oct
240
29
Nov
42
45
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45
60
43
Jan
52%
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35
215
31
Dec
52
Jan
150
25
145
July
160
Mar
150
4.35
6.75 Mar
Oct
2.75
Jan
Nov
4.75
1,700
3.05
3.35
2,550
57 %
457
50
Feb
45
45
50
37
Dec
54% May
37c
Dec
60c-
4.60
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50c
50c
500
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55c
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2.45
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400
23%
5.15
1
Jan
77%
Aug
6%
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51c
Nov
72c
23%
Nov
26
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Jan
*"«r
July
1.25 Mar
40
1.75
52
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2.48
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Nov
70
1
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1.500
112%
49
Nov
'
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3.20
15
f
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6
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Canadian
13c
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55 Tit
Gold
40
preferred
32
60
—
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Jun
Nov
50
79
———100
23%
47%
33
a
785
2.50
Ridgeway Corporation
/v'ukon
Oct
251
38
-a—*
—.——
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26%
:
.48
30
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Preferred
25
•<
4.00
19%
—;
i
Nov
20
38
•
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Mar
3.08
50
Securities
Dec
3.90
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50
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Ogilvie
-
730
21%
Linoleum
Paner_
28c
Jan
t
•
37
Wire Weaving
Oct
Apr
6.00
625
860
4.05
20c
Utilities
17c
24 %
271
*
—
Nov
Nov
28%
•
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48
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22
4
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22
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4.00
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17
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32
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8,750
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I 2,580
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10
32
16%
5
—
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common
2,100
1.20
—_—£—*
39
9%
Sugar
Range for Year 1956
Ihiru
wtph
tow
5
Dec
1.33
Tombill Gold Mines
frlfii
f
22%
Develop
Paper
Inc
Nov
110
10c
•alM
tar tihi
Bdmga
•
32
Interprovincial
Loblaw
46c
39
10c
90c
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lliik'i
Friday
1
Hayes Steel Products
*
International Paper common——7.50x
International Utilities
:
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44.025
Mines
-
fundi
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Gaspe Copper Mines——
92c
Thompson-Lundmark
30c
IIIIIIIIIIIIl
Preferred
81c
146,375
2.70
.
Oilcloth
Dominion
81c
Resources
-35% Mar
255
261.404
98c
10
Mines_
Bridge
25c
Calgary
Transcontinental
Dec
25
2.70
70c
—_1
Oil
Dalhousie
9.00
Pipe
26
25
2.20
9114
1
Dredging
Consolidated
2.75
Oil
21% Mar
1.10
Westinghouse
Jan
31,516
Nov
10
Canadian
Nov
Explorations
1.70 May
Dec
1.49
General
1.30
Empire
Oct
15%
36
Ir.gersoll Rand
2.25
Mountain
1.00
4 45
1.15
Canadian
100
Canada
3,900
.1
Canadian
4,530
Trans
13.103
18,
25
Mines
Canadian Marconi
7,475
Trans
Dec
13c
1.39
2.49
__
—
Bronze
9
Trans
July
8c
11c
1
Dominion
&
1.70
5%
3ic
1
4.90
Class
lie
Co
1.55
class
July
Corp
Biown
4.00
Finance
July
40c
A
Newfoundland
Anglo
i.gi
Traders
75c
Dec
Par
4.40
i
Nov
13c
i
1
class
21c
16.457
•ill I'rU*
1
Works
33,700
20c
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Mines
Exploration
35c
11c
Ganttrilmt
Temagami
Iron
Apr
30c
20c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Taylor Pearson common.,
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Dominion
79c
NOV
30c
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35c
Towagmac
Sep
Dec
2.85
Dec
2.80
33C
.—1
Bear
Mines
3gc
Toronto
326
Zinc.—
Metal
1
1.42
39
•
common
Toronto
100
54c
—
Mines
Yellowknite
Taurcanis Mines
_i
Silver
335
46c
Jan
-1
Canuck
Yankee
Minn
Torbrit
355
Aug
30c
13 lie
50c
Paper
73c
-.100
&
~~
Tiara
Dec
1.15
Feb
16%
—*
_
Mines
Thompson
60c
Copper
1
Texas
173,330
Apr
3 85
*
Gold
Tamblyn
77c
Yukon..—
Gold
1.22
Tandem
72c
Winnipeg & Central Gas__
Wood Alexander '
1.30
Syivamte
A
Larder
Winchester
Oct
56c
90c
1
common
Industries
Switson
74% Mar
Feb
31c
56
60c
1
■„
15%
Nov
Oct
Jan
.*
Gold
Cons
Nov
61%
Jun
Nov
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new
Inlet
12
3.641
Coghlan
Apr
16 % c
19%
i—
Ordinary
1.223
_
1.16 May
30 %C
24%
-1
Warrants
Surf
1,600
71
Jan
9,500
9c
..
Propane
4.05
13%
II
Retroleums
July
65,250
68
1
1
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
.
class
&
4.75 Aug
Oct
2.50
3.55
69%
May
30c
lie
•
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines—
Uranium Corp
Stuart Oil
Superior
Aug
Juri
Apr
58C
•
v
Btanleigh
.
95c
20
class
Warrants
Wiltsey
Jan
Nov
41c
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Mines
Willroy
3.40
_•
—
Pass
WHrich
5.50 Mar
1.92
Nov
1,05
20
Preferred
White
Nov
Nov
2.7a
12%
.
Petroleum-
Naco
Zulapa
Jan
1.70
4.15
1
Bros
Breweries
Grocers
(Geo)
27c
47c
70c
Gold
Olsen
2.300
4.00
Class B
Nov
Dec
25 %c
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Gas
Canada
ol
60 o
Aug
15c
80c
Canadian
ttteei
21,250
55c
Mar
49
18
Petroleum
Decaita
Zenmac
"
Stedman
62.600
60c
Warrants
29% Mar
'
Sterrat
200
24c
Nov
60c
Nov
Dec
A
Mines
Canada
Western
Nov
47c
—
Mines
3.15
5.50
Nov
2.75
4.927
1.90
Aug
31%
215.400
20c
1
18
10c
800
21c
1.75
Products
Western
3.00
40%
18c
38%
70 %
—
Malartic
Woodgreert
29c
•
12
&
Aug
18C
Wright-Hargreaves
10
475
47%
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*
37
Oil
Dec
1.34
Maygill Gas Oil———
Aug
32c
Uranium
Stanrock
Btanwell
24%
Dec
24!
2.98 May
Nov
Jun
.1
West
Aug
10%
2u0
17%
vt——„1
A
Oct
65 c
77c
West
5.10
8c
100
class
Radio
Standard
18%
3,333
13 li.
Petroleums Ltd
Yukeno
6,000
Paving <fc Materials
Standard
3.247
81c
I
Ltd
Lake
Sep
20
2,558
—
—
Oils
&
a
80c
■
100
67c
Mines
Stadacona
23:%
81c
——-
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July
30c
58c
10%
20:,h
tr.
Spooner
23%
i—
Werner
3.90
Aug
13,932
50c
11%
3.50
Ous
14%
-£-.
Copper—
Nickel————.
3.25
68c
10%
Roi
Union
1.45
515
1.75
Pynte
Jan
9
24,570
'—II 1
Oil
Southain l>.'-;^£-'2_£-£'i^-.'£:££-£_£Southern
Mines—
Jan
6.00
48,000
11%
Valley
Souris
157
54
15c
'
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Blocan
3.90 Mar
Nov
J.03
Manufacturing
common
9,053
86,850
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—;—.
Westeel
Jan
40c
Nov
13c
Jan
7.85
16c
3.15
Webb & Knapp Canada
Weedou
Aug;
22 c
W—
&
45
Dec
1.98
.
Oils——-——
Amulet
Feb
Apr
a.bo
——
Walnwright Producers & Ref——
Walte
62
28%
16'»
•
Walker
57% July
55
16
3.00
Vico Explorations
Violamac Mines __—.~£
Vulcan
Jan
14c
38%
Mfg class B
Viceroy
Aug
36C
1.77
1
Ltd.
30
Dec
Nov
15c
1
.
Feb
8.60
Nov
4.40
19%
lie
51% Jail
11c
■V»)i
Slater
Jan
Aug
95
83c
A
Blmpooila Ltd
Slscoe Mines Ltd——
D
1.47
30c
Dec
99c
50c
Mines.
•
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1.19 Mar
Jan
12V2C
:r
•
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—
Mar
1.87
—
Jun
88c
521
il
——————-—£—---'4
3
Ciass
.
Apr
46
;
470
21%
18
43%
1,711
1
Dairies class
Mines
37c
16%
*
~—10
Corp——
Consol
Ventures
Western
102% July
68
25.350
10%
----1
Mines
Standard
Slfwerwood
1,200
10%
_•
common
Mining
Bilver-Mlller
Sliver
—
Aug
Nov
290
i
45
6.40
1
-*
——.
66
2,514
59
44
6.05
Jan
Apr
'W V-'-'iilV.
:
Breweries
Silanco
1.24
23 %
—
Mines
Alloys —,—
Explorations
Vanadium
Vanduo
%
44
6.10
Aug
9
835
58
58%
50
6.03
Dec
May
7
5,263
•
15%
2.55 Mar
220
1
common:
Horsey
Preferred
Bicks
48
Nov
14% May
50
1.13
•••
Dec
70
522
3.80
'
1.20
4,050
89
44%.
47%
•' ■'
.
4.00
86
44%
4.00
88%
'
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bnerritt Gordon
Shirriff
3.20
■'
2i:
18c
—25
—
Products
Canada
Weston
St
pfd
——
United Steel
Upper
A
-
3.85
15 %c
15c
Jan
IIII25
_£-££__;—-;£££.-
Preierred
Ryanor
21c
%
9
a
75c
July
93
10c
Oil
Rufcsell
94
18c
94
IDC
19c
1,5
Feb
2.70
Nov
—
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
97,300
20
Ltd——.:—
Roxana Oils
.
8 lie
953
9
Mines——
Jan
26,635
-
(A V) Can Ltd
Rowan
Apr
2.85
355,032
common—
Petroleum
Rocky
Roe
Apr
6.05
Nov
19
58c
Aug
46%
20%
16c
2.50 Mar
10
19c
74c
Mines
Jan
1.79
91
Lac-—,££M.;——
Long
Roche
May
1.80
l(ie
43c
Hill
Oils
Nov
2.05
class
Inv
Montauban
1.02
—i
uwu—
pfd—_
$1
Little
Robinson
12
7% Mar
80c
100
Nov
10,270
6.55
J
1
preferred
United
1814
Uranium
Acnabasca
Rix
B
Keno
United
18c
Silk class A—
Riverside
Fuel
Class
United
Apr
18%
53C
6.90
Mines.
Mar
1.14
.100
preferred—
Reynolds Aluminum
Kio
1.70
20c
1
uranium -i—
He»*i>ar
6.35
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4.60
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4.60
Nov
2.05
22c
15
Nov
2.05
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Nov
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1,596
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8
1.02
63%. 04%
63%
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60 c
*
35c
510
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1,900
—i
Dec
20c
5
8
United
4,365
—1
Sep
4,683
29c
United
9
■———
Oct
47c
5,200
4.00
Apr
1.00
Mines
Explorations Ltd-———.
Reef
of Canada
Gas
Universal
Rayrock
52c
33c
28c
Apr
4.85 Mar
11%
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Dec
Dec
5%
7%
3.50
80c
1
Jun
12
24c
4,00
32c
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21% May
Jan
32c
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28c
Jan
12c
~
2,000
4.00
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Nov
79c
2.00
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32c 40%e
8.40
26 %e
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Low
8
2,580
40,506
21%
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common
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9.40
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preferred
74c
18c
2.19
20
8.70
27c
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High
—1
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Shawkey
9 %c
9.45
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Eartu
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45c
Nov
1814
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&
5.40
1
m
32c
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95c
88,050
765,150
1
1
1
Ltd
Chibougamau —
Trinity
Shsm
Jan
20C
Rainville Mines Ltd———
Grip
Jan
1
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—
Radlore Uranium Mines
Rapid
8,30
9.40
8c
77.705
1.88
1.10
—.
class
Nov
for Week
20%
Pipeline
Mining
Union
1
——»
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Queenston Gold Mines
Milk
Nov
Sep
1.20 Sep
11,100
17C
15c
15c
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Mines
Mining
2.30
2.12
2,20
Ltd-—
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8.05
Ltd——-——-—*
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Oiiemout
800
1.35
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1,35
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Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
Tribag
13c
1.35
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Warrants
Minerals
Triad
Feb
9c
|1.35
1
1
——
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Provo Gas
Producers
Purdex
Apr
1.95
9 lie
Mines
Pronto Uranium
23 %c
Nov
5c
Apr
6-90
Dec
3.00
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;
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1
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:
Volume
The Commercial -and
Number 5605'
185
Financial Chronicle
(379)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
January
IS
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Southwest
Gas
Southwestern
Par
Aerovox
Corp
1
Aetna-Standard
Air
American Box Board
5%
Circuit
35%
19%
32
Interstate
Motor
13 %
Interstate
Securities
.
49%
1
24%
26%
Class
American Window Glass Co. 12%
A
Iowa Electric
21 %
23%
19"4
20%
Iowa Public
19%
20%
Iowa
1
14%
46%
Service
49%
24%
25%
24
25%
Co
5
Power
Arkansas Western Gas
Sys__l
Co /———5
Services
Strong Cobb &
16
Struthers
Inc
Pow
Suburban
Co__5
Co-
31%
Sumide
16 V*
5
Service Co
Southern
5
Utilities
Co—15
17 Va
Sutton
Va
Jack
Heintz
&
Jei'.erson
,
Co
5
18%
19%
10
33*4
38%
41%
1
16%
17%
Tekoil
_.l
10%
11%
€0—^_%i%—5.''
12
12%
1:
8
8%
;
,
Avon
Oil
Bates
Gas
&
Oil
Bareco
i
Optical
;
-——'l
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Texas
lc
7%
7%
6%
7%
Warner
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—
3
Kellogg C'o
5On
11
34 Va
Ine_
—
_
87«
9%
14 Va
23 Va
15
41%
44%
&
Swasey
(S
21 7
Corp_5
Pipeline Co_l
Inc
b
Jet
7 Va
■
Nat
8%
7 Va
White
9%
1
Co
Gas
7 %
34%
Kendall
Topp
Co
16
39
42
Kentucky Utilities Co
24%
33%
35%
Trans
5
22%
24%
Tucson Gas Elec
5
15
19
1
7
34%
14%
15%
40
43
5
17%
18%
10
x32%
34%
1
41 %
13%
43%
il
:10c
14 %
15%
5
16%
18V8
32
35%
26%
28%
16
17%
Cos
Gas
Oo__
Co
:
Oil
Wisconsin
Inc
Pow
2Va
&
Wood Conversion
Light
Co__ 10
Co
14 %
16%
25
29 %
26 %
3
297a
Towmotor Corp
10
69%
27 %
1
32%
10
49 %
Eagle
William* & Co
_*
1
Corp
10
Whiting Corp
66 %
Tokheiin
53%
1
Massachusetts
Western Natural
69 %
1
Corp
Co
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Western Lt & Telephone Co
7%
Western
65
Corp..1
Services
54%
50
217/a
_1
Gasoline
Co
32 Va
50%
23 %
20 %
1
5
Co
Washington Natural Gas
%
12
D)
Co
•
Brothers
Welex
Transmission
States
47%
12%
West Point
Gas
Three
44
•
21%
27%
111 Nat Gas
5
5
Warren
35%
33 %
37%
Va
Mills
50c
32%
4%
16%
Inc
31
Texas
King
Corp
Wagner Electric Corp
1
Co
Fair
26
Thermo
30%
15
18
Industries
14%
9%
9%
16%
Gas
1
40 V8
28%
Corp of America
Vitro
Corp_7
Natural
9
2%
Iron
&
cory—l
Vanity
Co___5
3%
Gas. 5
Valley Mould
5%
15%
Transmis
Texas
12 Va
Co
Co
14%
Texas
19 Va
47%
9%
Transmis
48
21
Natural
Oil
1
—
Gas
Eastern
24%
13%
ZUi-—45 %;
Bingham-Herbrand
15%
16%
Key.sto.ne Portland Cem Co
Black Hills Power
Koehring
Corp
___1
& Light Co__l
Corp
Tennessee
Ask
48%
8%
1
37%
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.. 10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
46
Inc
22%
Kansas-Nebraska
9
-5
___
8%
.
Utah Southern
26%
Corp
45
Corp common
_1
preferred ___L___—_„*■
19%
10
Beneficial Corp
Beryllium Corp
17%
Steel
$1.46
7%
7%
Co__10
Co
Gosselt
1
Universal Match Corp
Upper Peninsular Power
36%
Corp.
Texas
Kaiser
6%
____10
—■
Lomb
&
&
Co
Co
Mfg Co
Bausch
Bell
Inc
Products
Aztec
Jessop Steel Co
30%
26%
33
Warren
35%
10
Inc__—
Electric
Jervis Corp
28
25 Va
5%
Relining
A)
21%
39%
Corp
Sugar Corp
24%
Propane
(O
20%
37
23%
22
22%
Chemical
Inc—__1
Greene
69
65
.
20%
&
States
Corp.—__2V2
Co
Wells
29 %
1
18%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
34 Va
Delaware Cofp—l
14%
Tampax
Art Metal Construction Co
Co
23 '4
25
Black, Sivalls & Bi yson Inc com 1
Bowser Inc $1.20
preferred__25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
10
25 %
18%
L-O-F
26%
28%
Landers
13%
14%
Lau
6%
7%
x33%
36%
Liberty
10
40%
43%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
1
133,,
14%
Lithium
Industries
Inc
8%
9%
Gas
Pipe
Line
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
9%
18 %
32 '/a
10
10%
11%
1
34%
36%
50c
17%
19 Va
Bid
Ask
19%
30%
Corp_50c
_5
Wurlitzer
32
9
27
16%
Brush
Beryllium Co •_•
1
Mfg Co ,,——I
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
»
Brunner
Bullock's
Burny
Inc
—
_
Corp
California
Calif
30%
32%
Co—25
39%
42
Telephone Co_12%
&
Wat
Canadian
Le
19%
21
Service
Delhi
Petrol
Ltd
,
Glass
Fibers
Co
el B„5
53%
57
40%
43%
1
27%
11%
*
40%
43 %
1
32
34%
Electric Co—_13
44
———.i——1%\
Carpenter
Paper Co
Products Corp
Ceco Steel
Cedar Point Field
1
36
38%
23%
.10
Trust ctis_
25%
5%
_
Bank & Trust
Electric
&
Gas
Co—3%
16%
MtUlory
Central
111
&
Gas
Co
31%
33
Elec
Central Indiana
Gas
tO
Power
Ma-remont
Automo
Prods
12%
13%
_1
19 Va
Central
Public
Inc
Marlin-Rockwell
12%
13%
36%
14 %
23%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co..50c
32
6
20%
22
McDermott
Inc_l
52%
32
McLean
lc
8%
Telephone Co
McLean Trucking Co cl A
McLouth Steel Corp
„•*%,
(J
Rayi
&
Co
Industries
10%
39 %
28
30%
20%
22%
18
Gas Co
:
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Citizens Util Co com cl A—33Vac
Meredith Publishing Co___
5
13 Va
14
Michigan Gas
5
class B——__—33V->c
13%
14
Miehle
Chattanooga
Common
Clinton Machine
Collins Radio
Class
B
Colonial
Co
Co
6%
cum
Inc
8%
9%
1
25%
27%
1
A
25
27
—2%
25 %
27%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—5
78%
82%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co—_1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 conv preferred
25
19
*•
20%
18%>
19%
30%
33%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Jnc_2c
8%
9%
Connecticut Light & Power Col.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc.-1
19%
21%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp_—J
Cummins Engine Co Inc
5
15%
Ltd
16 3
Missouri-Kansas
Missouri
Oil
54%
National
8%
,
14%
15%
27%
29%
Dentists' Supply Co of 7? Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp 5
16%
17%
14%
16
Detroit Harvester
18%
19%
1
17%
19
1
11 %
12%
Productions—2,%
21%
22%
Detroit Internat
1
Bridge Co
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Disney .(Walt>
Doeskin
DuMont
Dun
Inc
Products
Donnelley
R-
(R
Bradstreet
Dunham
Inc
Bush
2%
Oil Corp
Gas
Nat
El
B
Fairmont
Foods
Boston
Fluor
*
43%
46%
'—.-——7%
Co
1
33%
35%
9%
9%
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Co
Mineral
Frito
Co
10
22%
23 7e
10%
11%
Assn_100
1
50%
54%
10
54%
57%
17%
18%
& Mach Corp..2
Co—.—:
:
1
18%
19%
49
53
_r
18
19%
1
34%
36%
—10
23%
&
Oil
&
Penn
North
Corp
Gas
Gas Service Co
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
38%
Controls
21%
23 %
General
Crude
37
40%
Co
Genl Tele Co-of
Portland
20
—
Cement
Pub
3
Coal
3er.
Corp
Gruen
Gulf
Sulphur
Gustin-Bacon
35%
37%
24%
25%
5
15%
16%
1
10 %
11%
4%
453
9%
10%
I
Gulf Interstate Gas Co__
*
Corp
40c
30%
Haile Mines
Hanna
Class
(M A»
B
Haskelite
—25c
Co class A
Mfg Corp
class
Hudson Pulp &
A
—
A
.
32%
Mfg
4%
38%
Co
(Paterson
County
N
&
Co
Merchants Natl
(J P)
62
National
(St Louis)
National
City
Natl
90V4
2fi
Va
32%
of
a
7%
26%
28%
45%
8
First
Co
62
46%
53
Newark—12%
of
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
38%
York
68%
Trust
Tr
Co
18%
Natl
Natl
Pac
27 Va
29%
•
7 "2
Northwest
Corp—1
48 %
51
30%
32%
Pan
27
American
Sulphur Co
—70c
25%
Pendleton
Tool Indus~_
1
Lumber Corp.:
3%
Pigeon Hole Park Inc < Washi.l
14%
16%
Pickering
12 Va
12 %
Natural
Pioneer
Plymouth
Gas
Polaroid
Gas
•
3%
5
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Co
67%
102
32
Portland General Electric Co_7%
&
35%
55%
61
64 V2
of
Rochelle
New
Franklin
Square
Va
5%
45%
48 %
33%
36%
106
34%
22
4%
7' 36 %
10
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39%
74%
77%
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45 Va
31 >/2
29
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&
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76 %
Tr
24%
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of
of
Jersey
Amer
No
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45
48 %
;
22
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20
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20%
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75%
71 %
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29%
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11%
27
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Potash Co of America
5
37%
40 %
Producing Properties Inc —10c
8%
8%
—
Pub Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
Co
of
New
Mexico—.5
Serv
Punta
5
1
Alegre Sugar Corp
17%ii
141
all
20%
18%
15 %
21%
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Rare
Metals
Corp of America..1
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
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4%
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Bk
&
100
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351
32%
Tr
(Cleve)__10
44%
47%
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Co (N Y)-20
42%
72 Va
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29%
31%
of
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United
States
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19%
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19%
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38
proceeding page.
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Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Rice Mills
Robertson
<H Hi
Rochester
Telephone Corp
Ryder
Plywood
System
Co
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—
1
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see
20%
%
10
56 %
72 %
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maiit
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Skil
Pacific
Power
1
Markets in two out of every three of the
&
Utility
Smith.
125
South
23%
Stocks quoted
26%
Pub
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8%
—2%
30%
32%
1
25%
27 '•
1
79
82%
Southern
New
__10
3
3%
Southern
Union
Southeastern
55
-
the
-
in the above
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16'2
18
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10%
11%
5
13%
14%
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invited
58%
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Southern
Calif Water
Southern
Colorado
Southern Nevada
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of
28%
Kline & French Lab 33' jC
Shore Oil &
list
15%
21 %
2
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123
117
14 %
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National
Co
Power
Power
Co..•
Co
1
14%
15%
17
18%
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39%
41 %
Co
1
26%
28%
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Dealers
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69'%
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116
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Union
15%
21%
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Bk
Sav
County
45%
43%
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40%
14%
&
Natl
Hartford
Hudson
of
5%
38%
Bank
Hanover
Hudson
116
a
58 Va
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of
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Guaranty Trust Co
60
.
55
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Bank
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Bk
Bank
Sterling
Exch Bk
Corn
24 Va
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17
119%
25
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Girard Trust
of
Bank
Angeles 1
Security Natl
State
2
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N
56 34
55%
split
Security First Natl Bank
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—
Wash
Natl
Union
Natl
Second
(Franklin
Bk
Natl
Louis
St
Natl Bank
First Westchester
71 Va
21
v
(Dallas)_12
—10
Rye National
70%
<N Yi—20
Banking
(Phila.i——_.10
Trust Co
of
Royal State Bk
Pennsylvania
First
115%
10
(Phila)—10
Bank
Boston
70%
52
St
15%
20
Royal Bank of Canada
324
33
Bank
Natl
four-for-one
Ex
30%
-19
—
Coke
&
3%
28%
-2
Corp
Portland
Co
Co
Rubber
Bk
53%
5
(Boston)
Co
Trust
42 Va
438
Tr
Sc
Bank
Co
Riggs Natl Bk
8%
Pacific Power & Light Co..—6%
Pipeline
Natl
Natl City
Trust
RockJand-Atlas
City)—25
Louis—20
of
First
First
5
_—...
Brewing Co
405
t
21%
21
Dallas...10
of
(Jersey
Bk
J)
N
National
Republic
36 V*
312
Bank
Bk
100
Natl
First
Provident
35%
Chicago—..100
of
Bk
25
6512
34%
Boston...12%
Natl Bank of
Y)
(Chicago)
Co
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731%
%
32
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Natl
Otter Tail Power Co
91%
69
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10
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N
(Camden
66 Va
49
Phila
Natl Bk & Tr
Camden
62 Va
62%
25
J)
Bk
(Hackensack
38%
81
59
16
Bank¬
43%
Pilgrim
87
(Newark)__10
Co (N Y> —10
Fidelity Un Tr Co
Stk Corp
10
(Cleve)
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
Bk & Tr Co (NY»_ 10
16%
43 Va
365
58
Peoples
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co. 10
Fidelity-Phil a Trust Co—20
Fidelity Trust Co cPgh)
1Q
Bk
Detroit
Essex
&
(N
State
Northern
187
178
40%
First
63 Va
350
.
New
31V2-
20 %
10
Fiduciary Trust
40
(N Y)__100
Bank
Newark
ing Co
(Newark
—
14%
111'/a
n
60.
„
New
Y)—-50
(N
J1
68
107
25
Boston.10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
44
N
of
Natl
——5
Co
Trust
of
5
Bk
Bank
79%
40%
(White
Co
Empire Trust Co
Federal
Bank
& Co
SO Va
10
Y)——
N
<N Y)__10
Y)
(N
75
33%
J)
Trust
Co
Natl
Brook
Mercantile Tr
Trust
—
First
5
;
.21%
Tr
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Trust Co
&
First
10
Paper Corp
common
Hugoton Production Co
Hycon
36
Bank
15%
10
com.
common
Hoover Co
Class
1
___
Inc
46%
19%
10
;
37 %
of N J_2t5
Tr Co_12%
&
Bank
111
(Chicago)
28%
Seismograph Service Corp
Hagan Corp
37%
44J/a
8%
8%
Mfg Co new—2.50
Co
County
14%
River Brand
Inc—20c
Leaseholds
Continental
27
Riley Stoker Corp
19%
5
—.
Coast
27%
Freeport
305
57%
—_25
Yt.
(N
Co
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Oswego Falls Corp
5
Robbins & Myers Inc—
Gulf
Trust
13%
15%
103 Va
35
(Phila)
Meadow
67 %
64
290
_5U
—
Commercial Trust Co.
Connecticut Bank
64
36 3
96
Tr
&
Bank &
Commercial State
17
Great Western
Corpl
Tr )Chicago»
dividend——-25
*
Roadway Express class A
Power Corp.
Industries Inc
(N Y)„10
Bk
First
3212
Financial
&
stk
14%
Corp —1
21
Fire Brick Co
Bk
25 V
Ex
J>
of
Bk of
Cleveland Trust Co
13%
pfd_*
Pub Serv Co
19%
(A P)
Natl
City
'
Federation
4
.20
Bk
25V2
49%
13%
Co.—*
Serv
Production
Northwestern
30%
Green Mountain
52%
47
Exch
Corn
19%
10 3
Co
Y)
N
Manufacturers
50
Chem
18
.—5
$4
1
Green
Trust
County
Co
12 Va
19%,
35%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
44
1
9%
33%
39%
18%
17%
20%
10
Y)
Liberty Real Estate
28%
17 %
50c
Gfddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Co
46%
41 %
18%
Corp—_1
Richardson Co
the Southwest
5preferred
Giant
5
2%
Co.—
43%
10
26 %
Plains
41%
General
Oil
Kings
18
Coal—
Gas. Co
Indiana
Northwest
Dei
38
I8V2
(N
Co
(Brooklyn
36%
16%
Pub
_
66%
,—5
Co
Bank
Natl
17%
Assoc—_8
35%
5
(Phila)
58
20
Cleve—16
Trust
Natl
50c
Elec
Arherican
North
25%
———.
Garlock Packing Co
28
—5
Shops of
Gas
Thermador
Noitex
Pabst
2%
Corp
Foote Bros Gear
Foote
17''4
36%
Ltd
Corp
16%
34%
Fanner Mfg Co
:
Federal Natl Mortgage
First
12%
13%
Oil
State
11%
12%
Co
Paso Electric
9%
9
26 Va
A com_50c
common
Shirt
Eug
Norris
Old
._S0c
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire
6%
9%
Inc
29 3 k
35%
23%
Associates..10
Utilities
Co
21%
32%
Northeastern Water Co
_1
Eastern Industries
Eastern
.2
Gas
New
&
Homes Corp
Class
North
29
America
—2
__
Tennessee
20%
27%
—1
—
19%
16%
7
1
_
Corp of
preference
5%
27
1
Inc—
Dynamics
SI
Co_.5
Broadcasting Corp
&.
East
1
& Sons
Co
Aliuninate Corp
National
8%
___
1
Fuel Supply Co —lo
National
3
Co
Co
17%
15
112
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
Chemical
7%
Corp
28%
Mountain
7*%
Inc
Lines
26%
Montrose
4
______1
Air
21%
Co
5
Valley Barge Line Co__—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
National
Delhi-Taylor
Delta
20%
(N Y)__10
Co
8
7%
50%
29
1
—
27%
2
Inc
(N
Com
309
Morgan
_7%
—
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping
,
Co
Miss
ytg_—1
com
vtg
Mfg
common
Laboratories
1
Cutter Laboratories
Common
Miles
A
Utilities Co.—
Press <fc
Ptg
Class
1
common
Stores
5%
Irving Trust
Phila-10
Chase Manhattan Bk <N Y)_12Va
42
21
16%
42 %
64
(Phila;
Centl-Penn
10%
2%
19%
Corp
39
297
—
Central
9%
com.l
10
__6
Central V.t Pub Serv
Trust
(Sc
Camden
56
%
20%.
Bk of
Industrial
100
Bank
Par
Industrial
39
(N Yt——16
Co
Natl
Companies
36%
A
York
New
Broad St Trust Co
34%
1
S
6Va
(Newarki.25
Louts)
15%
22%
Utility Corp
of
Boatmen's
&
T
Commerce
Eankers Trust
34
5
Co
Central
1
Bank
49%
28%
30
Maine
Soya Co
46 Va
26 %
10
5
Central
Central
1
12''2
N
Francisco)
Bank of
Corp
Marmou Harrington Co Iuc
Co..
Electric Co
Central Louisiana
& Co..___L_
1PR1
Inc
17%
Co
Ask
Bid
Par
America
of
(San
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
5%
Central
—
&
Off-Shore
12%
Inc
Gas
Zapata
29%
com
AmericaCo
Macmillan Co
Madison
Co_5
34%
9%
18%
Pwr
7%
32 %
Bank
9%
17%
&
4%
1
MTg & Sales Co_
%
1.0c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Lt
20%
3%
1
of
Steel
Stores
Va
10c
Corp
Corp
Star
Ludlow
—
Oil Corp
Loan
Lucky
Co—
Frafy & Clark
Blower
Cuno
Lone
Power Co__20
Oregon
California Water
=
;
a
17%
31%
Inc
Works
Stubnitz
__r
Lt &
147
4414
1
United
5
Products
Hotels
Bid
1
Borax
19%
25
Home
Common non-voting
16%
common
Missouri
Freight
common
4
preferred
Public
Diver
_1
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Partic
21 %
Statler
29'
Investors
Arkansas
Stanley
Interstate Bakeries Corp —__1'
23%
Arizona
42%
35%
33%
22 %
Co
39%
32'a
71 Va
18
,_1
—
1
Farms
Stanley
Indiana Gas <fc Water Co
International Textbook Co
%
Par
U S
9%
18
2%
10%
Indian Head Mills Inc
36 Va
2
Co
75 %
Ideal Cement Co
25%
46%
Carbon
Co-M
21%
34 %
24
4
Corp
37
34%
32
—2
Speer
Ask
8%
Sprague Electric Co ——2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co..
10
33 3 V
American Pipe & Const Co
Amer
Research & Develop
Arden
Ask
Tele
9 Va
5
10
Co
Amphenol Electronics
Bid
States
20 "a
3reaker__
_1
Co—
Co
Hospital Supply Corp
American-Marietta
Par
ITE
1
American Express
Amer
4%
Co__l
—
Line Co
Barge
Ask
5
Engineer
Inc
Products
American
Bid
Bid
Producing Co__1
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
N1
1
376
?
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(380)
.
.
Monday, January 21, 1957
.
a
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for
Friday, January
18
\
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
1.77
Intl
6.22
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Resources
qi
lc
5.40
Aetna
Casualty
1
Boston—1
9.13
9.98
Aetna
Insurance
Inc_;
America
3.79
4.04
10.15
11.09
1
3.11
8.87
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
5.73
6.28
Trust——,_*
1.53
1.68
Johnston
Fund.l
a20.60
15.70
17.12
Mutual
,
Fund
Fund
(The)
of
Mutual
Fund
—1
Inc
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
&
Surety
10
10
70
—10
180
Co
Aetna Life
Companies
Ask
121
127
Par
Jefferson
74%
188
10
29%
34 (2
37%
28%
Co 13
(Newark N J)__2%
Standard
(Greensboro
Insurance Co__
26%
26%
14%
101%
106
37
40%
Lincoln National Life
10
219
229
26
27'/-.
Maryland
_1
34%
36%
5
32%
34%
52
56%
4
10%
11%
5
30
32%
10
83
89%
40%
24.39
25.46
American
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
(Low Priced Eonds)
1
24,13
26.32
Amer
Ins Co
17.19
18.75
Amer
Mercury
10.03
10.90
B-4
(Discount
1
10.31
11.25
American Re-insurance
8.79
9.60
12.08
13.19
Merchants &
15.42
16.82
Bankers &
Monarch
Life
National
Fire
Home
American
21.68
23.31
S-l
16.17
S-2
(Income
Com Stocks)—1
11.37
12.41
'—.—1
17.48
Bankers
10.52
11.38
S-3
(Speculative Coin Stk I— 1
13.78
15.03
Beneficial
21.36
23.09
S-4
(Low
Stkkt-1
9.61
10.49
Boston
12.61
13.82
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd~l
11.58
6.71
2%
3%
5
26%
28%
Massachusetts
18
19%
Merchants
—6.25
12.53
6.12
I
D C)
Surety Co
Bowling Green Fund- —
10c
Broad Street Investment——I
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
1
Fund
1
Inc—
Fund
Growth
-1
Inc——1
International
Canadian
Ltd
Fund
Venture
Trust——.—1
Century Shares
Chemical
Fund
Inc———.—50c
Securities com—100
Christiana
Fund
Inc
21.37
7.45
5.89
Dividend
21.89
16.57
12,800
13,400
10.69
8.96
9.74
12.34
13.41
17.75
19.29
X15.43
16.77
13.67
14.78
6.50
14.85
63%
65 "2
—1
12.33
13.51
Fund—l
8.90
9.75
Diversified Trustee SharesE
—r-
•
-
2.50
2°c
-
Dividend .Shares
1
Inc—-—
Fund
Insurance
Howard-
&
1
—*■
Corp—l
Investment
Electronics
-i°
-2uc
Fund Inc-__—
Equity Fund Inc——
Energy
Fund Inc—
----5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund —
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Fidelity
series——-lc
series
lc
Inc-__-2j
1
stock
Common
stock
Preferred
Fundamental Inve^ors
Inc
Futures
Gas
1
Corp-———1
Investors Trust—
1
Fund Inc
Industries
Capital
General
General
Securities-
Group
1°
*c
shares
Automobile
shares-———
Aviation
shares.——lc
Growth Fund
lc
Building
Capital
shares
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
Chemical
lc
Equipment shares—
Pood
shares—_———
Fully
administered
lc
Fund—*
12.45
15%
5.85
15.72
17.80
2.63
2.85
8.88
9.65
Automobile
Electrical
shares
lc
5.11
2.65
4.21
lc
3.56
3.92
Paper
shares
—lc
4.00
_lc
3.22
3.55
lc
lc
2.79
3.08
3.13
3.45
Bond Fund Inc—10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust
7.21
7.90
Petroleum1 shares
—
Special Investment shares
Transport shares
Growth
Life
Colonial
Life
Ins
Natl
Columbian
Shares
Mutual
Trust
3.34
18.35
9.62
10.40
10.34
11.30
Security Series—
Corp
7.04
1
6.44
Dividend
Series——
1
4.69
Stock
1
8.39
9.17
Series—
Series—
Stock Series
Growth
New
5.27
New
156.61
158.19
6.85
7.10
England
York
of
1
6.06
8.91
—1
6.30
19.95
1
31%
Inc——1
Ltd
Canada
Nucleonics
9.13
——
Chemistry
Electronics
7.54
8.20
10.05
11.01
6.82
7.47
15.81
17.33
2.76
3.00
Fund
16.03
13.75
7.25
7.88
9.00
9.86
11.96
13. JO
6.16
6.70
8.37
9.17
11.2*4
12.31
11.26,
12.33
Corp—
Fund
Pioneer
(T
17.66
19.27
21.61
14.06
15.28
.1
Inc^
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund—
Nuclear
29.47
29.77
6.54
7.07
1
12.25
Funds
1
11.16
Scuddey Fund of Canada Inc—1
46%
Stevens
Scudder,
*
&
Stevens
Stock
Common
Federal
33%
36%
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
&
Assn
10
10
of
Fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
(S
82
44
51%
F)——2.50
of Newark
—7.50
86%
46%
54%
36%
38%
92
4
—
10%
71%
Life
(Minn)
96
Republic
10
109
54
60
22%
—10
77%
81%
10
20%
22%
Reinsurance
Corp (N Yi__
2
Insurance (Texas)—10
12%
14%
Republic
51
55%
46
49
—
Providence-Washington
St
Paul
Fire
&
_
Marine.
Seaboard Surety
6.25
Co
.10
46(2
49%
5
34%
36%
Standard
5
18
34%
36%
Title
32
34"a
47%
50%
—10
52%
55%
Y)— 3
x20%
__5
72%
Accident
Travelers
67
31%
34%
19%
5
—
(Jacksonville
49%
56
20%
Security (New Haven)
lo
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
—
America|n
Life
.—10
1
10
Reinsurance Corp.:
&
Great
Hanover
Fire
Fla)_2%
10
—
Hartford Steamboiler
Home
39%
139
lo
—
42%
146
78
82%
5
43%
Guar
&
Trust
(N
—-———_
22 %
76
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
65
68%
U
Fire
.3
25%
27%
2
27%
29%
_2
26%
28%
S
—
U S Life
46
Amer—5
93%
97%
.
Insurance
Co
of
North
Insurance Co
City
in
the
Y
N
of
Westchester
Fire
.
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Home
3%s
Feb.
one
32ndi
more
or
3%S
Mar.
3.80s
3.20s
1957
1957.
May
6.13
6.73
10.06
11.02
a34.83
of
point
a
1
12.15
12.24
1
17,
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.l
11.27
Television-Electronics Fund
11.57
1
Inc
Fund
United
1
22
8.14
24
8.9G
Funds Inc—
United
Accumulated
United
Continental
United
Income Fund
1
14.96
15.41
United
Science Fund—
1
16.27
16.77
United
June
Funds
Fund—1
12.03
8.05
8.80
10.76
i
10.60
1
Ltd—
Line
Fund
16.49
17.92
1
Income
Line
1
9.58
10.89
11.91
lc
10.68
2%S
May
100.6
2%s
Feb.
1,
June
May
Sept.
—
1959
1.
-
95.14
95.14
95.24
96
97
99
1972
15,
97.8
96.14
95.4
1960
1971
1,
98.24
98.22
96.30
96,4
100
99.31
1957
100.2
99.29
—
1957
100.1
99.8
Federal
Natl
Mortvaee
3.35s
May
20.
1957—
3.90s
9,9.16
Aug.
20,
1957
Assn—
99.28
100
100.1
100.4
1959—100.3
20.
100 5
Sept.
20.
1957——
98.16
98.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
Fund
Van
Inc
Strum
Fund
11.63
Inc
Towne
&
8f
Certificates
Feb.
2%s
March
3%s
June
3%s Oct.
2.73
6.42
99.31
22.
1957
99.29
1957—
99.31
100.4
1957
10.92
1951
9.9.31
Investing Corp
Mutual
1
7.05
8.62
1 %s
1,
April
May
100.7
l%s
Oct.
1,
15,
100.1
Aug.
Aug.
FCb.
April
1 %s
Oct.
9.42
98
1,
April
99.16
99.18
]%s
Oct.
99.26
99.28
l%s
April
1957
99.11
99.13
l%s
Oct.
98.8
99.15
1958
1.
1957
1,
15,
Ask
99.4
99.17
97
1958
1958
l%s
1957—
—
1,
15,
99.24
15.
1957
98.23
97.8
1959-
97.4
97.6
1959
1959
96.2
96.10
1,
95.2
1.
I960
95.10
94 12
I960—
94.20
93.18
93 26
1961
92.20
92.28
1961—
91.28
92.4
1.
1,
7.70
1
l%s, 0(t.
99.16
l%s
Bid
27aS June
l%s
15.
point
a
Notes—(Cont.)—
100.1
Notes—
March
of
11.90
Fund
99.31
32ndi
more
or
Maturity—
l7«s
Treasury
2s
1
100.1
one
Treasury
1957
24,
1,
2%s
Stock
Ask
Indebtedness—
15.
6.62
Special Situations
Fund
Bid
Inc
-
10.36
lc
5.87
10c
Line
6.06
1
Inc„
Value
2.68
9.50
100.4
100.3
1957—
1,
1,
1,
11.56
Shares_l
Canada
11.07
9.84
Fund—_1
Value
8.69
1960
100.2
1957—-———
4%s
27/aS
Value
11.43
1958
1,
1,
100.5
Bank for Cooperatives-
April
2%s
4.47
2.45
Nov.
Figures after decimal point represent
9.52
10.50
2%s
99.31
98.16
98.14
12.6L
19.20
In^—1
1953
11.92
Fund
8.69
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
1,
100.1
1,
May
99.28
1957
15,
March
a28.55
& Farnham
4.07
16.44
Oct.
2%s
3%s
June
41.75
17.55
15.21
1%S
100.4
99.31
13.42
39.25
lc
l
15, 1957
1957
100.4
Ask
100
13.26
I
—
lc
Hudson
July
99.27
15.02
Corp—*
shares ———lc
a24.57
1957
Bid
99.28
1957
12.07
Investors Inc
Utilities
1
3%s
Bonds—
1957.
1.
100.1
2%s Jan.
13.71
_1
Investors
Tobacco
Haydock Fund Ire
100.2
15,
May
2%s
3%s
3%s July
3%S
11.08
Fund-
Investment
99.31
Bank
Land
Feb
100.1
—
1957—
15.
3.30s
9.35
Smith
8.57
99.31
15,
15.
Federal
100.1
3s
1957
15,
Mar
3% April
Ask
Banks—
Loan
15.
3%s
8.65
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
B>
Fsderal
Central
1
7.40
tEdson
Bid
w
1.25
6.29
lo
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fund
104
18%
5
a22.79
6.75
lc
Inst Foundation
10
National
Fire
Phoenix
4
„—
Fidelity
Fire
2»
Fund—:
Shares
Aiuer
491
Clark-
5.73
shares.:—
Fund
65
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co—;
12.12
Clark
&
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Selected
shares
Bank
9
12.50
Insurance
13.32
—_
Texas
Institutional
37
3.33%
3%s
Stock
.1
Fund
&
14.27
21.40
Fund Inc-—————.
Puritan
Science
11.21
1
Growth
Rowe;
10.25
•
Inc
Inc—
Inc
Templeton Growth Fd of Can—1
_1
27%
5
2.50
,
Pacific
9.93
2.50
Fund
Street
Pine
2.88
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors _i
25
34%
Fire
Northwestern
Pacilic
3334
13.02
1
—
Securities
Philadelphia Fund
Price
14.67
12.15
Inc
Peoples
12.83
Boston
41%
Northern
62%
Securities
Over-Tlie-Counter
2.61
of
38
15.20
11.76
Fund
48%
10
Fire
River
4%
&
Shares
lc
Income
45
21.51
..lc
Inc
17%
Northeastern
28%
9.85
Fund
58%
37%
5
2
6.89
1
Fund
10.91
M'itual Fund Inc
85%
York
New
North
67%
Capital Fund
8.99
Guardian
128
81%
5
class A
Casualty
Corp
9.74
9.96
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Union Fire
6.62
—1
Series
Income
21.64
Series
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares—— lc
...
Co
5.13
Preferred
Bond
Roe
shares.—.
121
5
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co___10
Series.
Balanced
Ins
19.86
1
Investors
National
Stein
"+«el
-L
271
4%
Globe
~3.63
1
National
8.87
stock
—5
,
27
Gulf
Wide Securities Co Inc.l
Manufacturers.
Hampshire
63%
al4.82
8.51
equipment
Co
98
74
258
New
Employees Group Assoc—
-•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
1
Coro
Shares—
National
Eagle-Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
General
shares—lc
RR
92
2
10
Glens Falls —1——
Street
Railroad
10
-10
10.33
State
shares
28%
Life
Casualty
40.51
Sovereign
shares.
34%
26%
Ins
Assurance
9.41
Southwestern
Bond
32%
(N
Amer_
37.47
8.87
■Railroad
of
Life
General
Connecticut
_*
9.3.9
Petroleum
5
J)__5
Nationwide
Inc—1
16.23
Bond
17%
Assurance--—-5
New Amsterdam
Ins Assn
Fire
Franklin Life
8.09
Institutional
16%
11.17
Fund
Fund
Mutual
12.04
10.33
Stock
Fund Inc
Invest
11.14
33 '/3c
Investors
Mass
14.83
Industrial Machinery
Co-_l
Bonding
Fire
27%
4.41
lc
shares.lc
shares—lc
shares
bond
General
,'25%
Casualty (
15%
5.63
2.40
3.82
shares
22.87
4.20
Ji_10
(N
Life Ins
Continental
Metai
4.82
3.84
Stand
Ins
Continental
shares—lc
Equipment shares.lc
Industries
General
20.24
14.06
Life
54%
Insurance Co—
Camden
a41.89
Mutual
5.36
Natl
50
10
Crum & Forster Inc
21.39
Fund
Balanced
Stock Fund
14'/a
Shippers
Funds—
Managed
Stock
Eaton
11.39
Sayles
Nation
Growth Stk Fund—1
—
25c
Investors Inc—1
Stk Fund Inc—1
Insurance
Life
Mutual
11.70.
Investment
Life
Massachusetts
10.65
Diversified
Dreyfus
18%
14.70
1
1
Manhattan
1
Fund
Diversified
Series
140
9.85
7.11
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Jnc
Delaware
23.66
15.32
16%
Vegh
Com
Fund
8.14
5.38
Western
Crown
Priced
Lexington Trust Fund
Loornis
Trust-l
Investment Inc
Income Fund
1
Consolidated Investment
De
19.75
—
1
Commonwealth Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
Composite Fund Inc—
1
Concord Fund Inc—_—.
1
De
7.60
14.00
135
Preferred
Colonial
6.95
13.29
Fund
Ltd
Canadian
Capital
1
Inc—
Fund
General
(1954)
•
Assurance
(Wash
19%.
1
B-3
Knickerbocker
33 %
20
B-2
Bond
California
(Va)_5
Companies
Inc
Life Insurance Co of Va
6.10
K-2
Canada
Corp
Life
4.04
13.61
Inc—_—t
Ask
131
281a
8.66
12.52
Fund
125
17%
Ins
5.61
Blue Radge
Boston
10
30%
Title
3.70
Bonds)
Bid
Ins—
Lawyers
7.97
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inv Tr of America—
•
life
C)
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y_J10
K-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
N
32
Equitable Assur—
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
—5
Agricultural
American
Development
Mutual
Bid
Par
Ask
4.94
Fund
1.56
5.75
Bid
Inc
Business
American
Atomic
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Sua res—— 1
American
Associated
,_25c
1.25
—
Inc
Fund
Bid
Wall
Street
Washington.
Investors
Inc
Institutional
Growth
Fund- lc
10.88
11.91
1
12.77
Income
Fund_lc
7.08
7.75
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.44
12.37
Institutional
Insur
11.89
13.00
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.02
5.41
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
13.92
Institutional
Fund
lc
Wellington Fund
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Dated
Rate
Due
Bid
Ask
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75 %
10-
1-56
7-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.55%
6-
1-56
3-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100.1
100.4
99.30
100.1
12-
3-56
9-
3-«7
100.1
100.1
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
100.4
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.2
100.4
3 40%
Recent
Bonds—
Aluminum Co of Amer 4%s 1932
Ask
100%
lOl1,)
Bonds—(Cont.)
National
Can
Bid
5s
Commercial
Credit
Dallas Power &z
Ferro
Light
19 74
4145-1983
3s/es
Corp
Fruehauf
4%s
Gulf
Tel
of
99%
103%
94%
100
104%
89
92
83%
84%
Calif
Utilities
4%s_1986
1986
102%
102
103%
103(4
104
101'%
Pub
Seiv
Elec
Southern
Household
100
102
1977
4%s__
Finance
43«s
Idaho Power 4*25
100
100 (
&
of
Co
Bell
Oil
1987
101
1011
99.^8
100
99.31
100.2
Gas
Am
Tel
43es_1936
4%s
1967
1983
4s
(Ohiot
4%s__ 1982
103 %
3.75%
V
3.875%
3.873'f wi
.
84%
Amer
S
5s
Western
5 %s
Corp
Industries
Universal
1971
Bid
.
4%s
Match
5s
1957—
99.975
99.977
March
31,
1957
99.918
99.922
March
99.861
99.868
March
22,
1957
99.800
99.810
March
28.
1957
99.785
99.792
April 4.
January
102
102%.
February 7, 1957
1971
.
.
115
117
„_1970
108
112
1976
Maryland Ry 51 2S-1982
89
103%
91
Rid
24.
100%
83
Dollar Valo*
Ask
January
100
81%
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
103%
82%
United States
February
Textron
Undt rwcod
Hotels
i
102%
U
Hilton
1-57
104%
1976
5%s
102 4
1986
3-5
103 %
1987
Coal
Standard
1970
4%s
1-57
c-
104%
Sheraton
124
5-
4-56
111
103%
England
_
1976
4s
1975
States
93%
4-
1-56
9-
Ask
109
1986
New
81
1975
Trailer
334S
General
80
Teiep 4%s
Ohio Power 4%S—
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%s-L_
Peabody
Burlington Industries 4"45-1975
Capital Airlines 4 %s__
1976
2-56
8-
3.625%
Security Issues
Bid
7-
3.20%
14.
1957
February
15,
1957—
21,
1957
February
February
March
7,
,
28,
!
1957
14,
21.
1957
99.735
April
11.
1957
April
18,
1957
99.615
1957
99.743
99.685
99.628
June
24.
Island
Lowensteln
Lighting
(M)
&
4%S-1986
102 %
1023-
81*2
Mueller Brass 3%s
1991
.
1975
101
90
54%
55%
ion
95
4.64 %
"
par
value
+Ex-lC0%
stock
JEx-2-for-l
Central
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
•No
pfd—50
821;
Texas
Illinois
Light—
preferred
Pow
&
Lt
4 76^
a
100
99
100%
pfd_100
99
100
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
b Bid
dividend
t New
value.
to listing on the New
Exchange
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
split,
x
Tork
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
y Ex-stock
dividend.
ISSUES
99.400
99.338
99.261
99.280
98.584
1957
—
103%
Stocks-
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80 71931
99.454
99.320
1
s
Sons—
4%s
99.493
99.435
99.380
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Long
99.572
99.508
99.483
1957-
99.675
1957
Ask
99.558
99.492
—
98.601
*
Number 5605
185
V.olume
.
.
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK
liminary figures compiled by us
with
a year ago.
Pre¬
there is
gain for
a
1957
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1956
Inc.
$
Dec.
420
1,959,113
Chester
2,100
3,195^533
Bethlehem
2,383, 550
1955
or
1954
$
$
'/o
6.7
2,253,222
1,780,847
+ 34.1
1,598,929
1,538,936
—
1,801,703
1,837,428
1,963,738
1,928 335
1.8
4,410,777
4,368 111
1,199,000 000
1.0
5,329,622
5,684,948
1,226,000,000
2.3
1,056,000,000
4,316,936
4,249 800
1.6
1,147,000.000
4,578,366
7,411,665
*3,500,000
7,370 919
3,300, 248
7,074,646
7,673 867
Delaware—Wilmington
19,212,406
17,981 481
+
New
15,499,843
12,491 189
1,294,544,657
1,263,347,920
2.5
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Scranton
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1956. At this center
the week ending Friday of 6.7%. Our comparative summary for
*
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
corresponding week last year.
above those of the
'
,
Wilkes-Barre
$23,994,542,749 against $22,749,352,054 for the same
at
'
•
week ended Saturday, Jan. 19, clearings for all
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended Jan. 12
'
country, indicate that for the
of the
5.5%
CLEARINGS
this week will show an increase compared
Bank clearings
45
(381)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
York—
Jersey—Trenton
3,507,511
0.6
6,813,792
6,451,652
7.9
4,292,666
4,049,454
7.8
8,210,189
8,354,882
6.8
15,489,660
13,236,459
+ 24.1
13,054,502
10,443,638
1,210,422,651
1,112,885,755
-
—
the week follows:
Total
+
-1,273,903,230
1,187,180,536
1,299,000,000
Philadelphia
' + "
Louis
St.
-
744,036,495
—
City
1
709,665,001
+
+
7.1
419,400.000
400,000,000
+
Baltimore
—_
690,693,905
531,723,896
—
+
11,331,238
8,772,220
+
2.4
250,420,319
243,448,091
520,862,140
+
6.8
433,039,769
55,945,500
57,889,600
—
..
Mansfield
14,427,266
8,742,558
Youngstown
'
13,369,151
13,531,762
431,653,247
435,738,186
1,378,267,547
1,336,860,625
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.8
+
(7 cities)--
Total
<
;
/
$18,409,583,149 $17,329,134,255
+
4,516,848,165
+
$23,063,716,149 $21,845,982,420
Ten, cities, five days
•
.:
•
Other cities, five days
v
-
4,354,133,000
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
6.2
3.0
+
r
/
;
Total all cities, five days
*/' 930,826,600
9U3,369,634
$23,994,542,749
cities,! one day
>'All
•
$22,749,352,054
5.6
+ 3.0
11,859,711
11,035,632
0.9
359,156,801
356,534,295
3.1
1,167,399,727
1,108,659,262
—
46,906,000
8,923,255
+
+.
4,525,595
5,810,138
4,509,637
+ 28.4
3,998.684
22,613,978
Carolina—Charleston-—
+
2.5
20,529,000
18,789,000
+
8.5
169,455,280
162,230,403
+
8,684,316
0.8
7,208,867
6,001,320
351,864,086
+
5.3
334,805,711
291,677,464
142,593,183
cities)
8,611,780
370,646,966
—
District of Columbia—Washington—
(6
22,071,000
186,806,235
134,743,543
+
5.8
129,253,124
111,518,648
753,016,606
Maryland—Baltimore
' '
Total
for week
Total all cities
10,300,244
1.2
—
202,668,025
Richmond
South
•
3.4
65.0
+
475,244,814
49,086,600
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
,
—
0.1
373,160,296
4.8
287,562,092
556,511,892
461,401,706 \ + 15.2
626.642,863
12,534,287
294,429,079
Columbus
•
2.3
706.579.000
;
;
11,931,412
Cincinnati
4.9
376,050,897
Pittsburgh
+
Cleveland—
4.9
424,811,488
626,004.162
Francisco
San
Cleveland
Ohio—Canton
7.5
+ 5.3
454,792,300
:
Boston
Kansas
6.7
+
1,368,000,060
Chicago
cities)
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$11,907,041,169 $11,156,578,460
York.
New
1956
1937
Week Ended Jan. 19—
(11
—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
708,622,239
+
6.3
665,761,619
594,215,524
,
5.5
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
the foregoing will appear
Complete and exact details foif the week covered by
in
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
ends Saturday,
and the Saturday figures are not available at time
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
able to give final and complete
For that week
12.
Jan.
the week
as
of going to press.
all cases has to be estimated.
statement, however, which we present further below,
the elaborate detailed
In
are
we
inasmuch
there
was
results of the previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there was a gain of 4.4%,
week in 1955.
center showing an
this
at
increase of
which they
Federal Reserve Districts in
the New York Reserve District
District,»the totals show
totals
are
located, and from this we note that in
(including this city) the totals show an
by
larger
are
a
3.1%
decline of 2.4%.
Reserve District of 8.7%.
Atlanta
The
improvement
Reserve District by 6.3%
Mobile
;
(10
the following we
furnish
a summary
L
Huston
12
—10
York..:
Philadelphia
ith
$
$
Week Ended Jan. 12—
3rd
836,701,697
816,747,088
§ISIM
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
—
10,975.314,062
*-
10,763,234,056
+
2.0
10,439,147,912
"
1,294,544.657
1,263,347,920
4-
2.5
1,210,422,651
7
"
1,378,267,547
1,336,860,625
+
3.1
1,167,399,727
5th
Richmond
6
"
6th
Atlanta
10
17
".
753,016,606
-
708,622,239
+
6.3
665,761,619
1,316,149,91.4
"
1,211,134,006
+
8.7
1.035,800,139
1,396,478,576
'•+• 1.4 *
7th
Chicago
1,536,901,776
1,515,431,486
8th
St.
Louis
4
"
717,020,859
698,281,042
+
2.7
9th
Minneapolis
.7
"
621,131,471
586,238,903
+
6.0
8an
730,350,775
9
Dallas
12th
..
"
678,498,270
651,943,866
+
4.1
525,643,942
645,464,206
6
Kansas
11th
"
582,723,177
504,036,129
+15.6 " *
486,250,217
City
10
Francisco-
"
1,283,287,282
1,233,475,851
+
3.6
1954
$
.
1,088,555,399
673,950,206
10,487,325,259
1,112,885,755
1,108,659,262
594,215,524
932,244,461
1,313,839,774
655,072,818
500,738,412
589,304,103
464,875,822
981,305,303
New
York
now
add
our
41
City
21,953,607,709
21,314,307,920
+
3.0
20,160,979,065
19,414,416,699
11,465,473,591
__109
Total
week
ended January
10,587,631,124
+
4.4
10,137,150,075
detailed
statement
showing the figures for each city for
the
1957
1956
S
Inc. or
Dec.
'/o
620,732
157,965,687
1,211,134,006
+
8.7
1,035,800,139
932,244,461
8,209,625
8.304,627
666,364,310
__
655,026,428
3,814,377
4.123,047
1,456,613
1,571,256
New Bedford-
1.645,354
3,830,574
River
1954
$
$
—
5.3
2,607,614
2,635,909
1.1
6,798,776
5,933,900
1-7
634,790,201
540,571,874
7.5
3,566,314
■
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
1,701,148
4,134,655
3,574,912
—
—
15,263,036
14,639,155"*
+
4.3
13,851,861
12,943,253
11,605,010
+
6.4
10,010,889
9,457,251
5.9
36,030,372
40,040,259
8.8
21,244,110
16,739,393
46.6
32,188,800
12,223,497
1£,014,647
+
1.7
9,817,105
9,087,329
83,098,000
81,278.000
+
2.2
76,370,§00
75,672,000
10,639,388
9,930,973
+
7.1
8,627,585
8,489,483
+
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis—
South
Bend
Terrc
Haute
4,400,425
Des
Moines
Sioux
—
City
Peoria
7,837,577
19,315,033
11,861,594
-
2,729,162
2,113,750
2.4
769,703,902
2,770,785
816,747,068
York—Albany
836,701,697
80,714,959
,
'
(a)
,
■-
52,571,762
+
—
—
—
—
+
53.5
4.008,553
3,586,705
10,488,134.118
10,326,676,796
49,189,242
44,529,662
6,011,419
+
10.3
1,884,987
970,394,367
6,007,636
5,730,926
+
19,258,237
+
0.3
14,919,955
16,293,629
10,531,687
+
12.6
9,274,316
8,522,644
6.3
5,844,368
.5,479,939
1.4
1,396,478,576
1,313,839,774
395,800,000
Total
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
116,527,720
2,738,912
—30.7
2,849,917
7.0
2,819,723
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—'Aberdeen
——
Montana—Billings
-
10,023,828,990
119,822,692
+ 10.5
2,604,683
2,485,667
2.7
730,350,775
655,072,818
+
+ 12.2
8,529,067
7,823,932
8.0
349,642,134
333,223,787
2.7
132,984,106
128,276,531
10,439,765
6.6
10,053,551
8,908,757
4,766,497
4.9
4,424,679
4,379,102
7,358,836
8.5
6,641,340
5,924,081
14,934,789
2.5
13,369,065
12,202,222
6.0
525,643,942
500,738,412
9,587.428
586,238,903"
+
District—Kansas City1,172,179
1,363,770
—28.9
896,310
1,157,811
—22.6
985,554
855,890
11,922,566
160,213,827
11,102,630
7.4
10,587,432
10,817,201
1.3
162,289,908
160,225,805
970,009
■—
—-
—
162,343,342
13,656,933
City
——_—_
Joseph
,
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
—
411,911,761
.+
—
—
9.6
1,220,455
12,192,000
11,846,275
+ 15.9
27,884,123
22,236,559
6.2
408,161,076
360,106,783
14,336,002
+ 13.5
15,083,086
14,413,217
3,483,366
—19.0
7,060,572
4,322,860
+
(a)
(a)
(a)
—
—
26,135,253
437,407,567
16,271,443
6,874,676
Wichita—
15,110,031
30,284,934
Kansas—Topcka
Total
(9
651.943,966
673,498,270
cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve
+
4.1
645,464,206
3,307,334
589,304,103
District—Dallas+ 10.4
10,767,199
9,560,026
420,026,924
+ 16.1
402,804,004
390,576,047
37,339,211
+ 16.1
39,463,256
35,142,276
11,666,689
12,884,242
487,649,295
43,360,696
9,416,000
7.016,596
Texas—Austin
Forth
Worth-
—
Galveston
Wichita
Total
(6
8,224,000
cities)
5.0
35,167.071
21.020,402
19,741,839
Connecticut—Stamford
29,536,997
27,332,208
+
7.9
26,175.676
25,906,900
New
77,846,223
76,428,185
+
1.3
73,732,878
85,082,780
+
2.5
76,045,257
66,714,833
10,975,314,062
10,763,234,056
+
2.0
10,439,147,912
10,487,325,259
7,846,000
5.7
7,055,193
6,119,781
+
11.2
19,182,565
15,631,692
504,036,129
+15.6
486,250,217
464,875,822
District—San Francisco—
174,949,207
158,399,513
193,922,951
+
8.7
6,036,964
+
7.7
6,803,801
5,216,399
204,433,249
202,132.445
+
1.1
172,474,456
89,356.675'
City
178,354,408
*6,500,000
92,799,812
3.7
81,945,685
152,967,695
73,856,075
—
+
11,175,613
9,110,608
12.9M.122
Total
Grand
Outside
(a)
(10
total
cities)
(109 cities)
New York
Clearings
City
1
20,600,885
22,518,596
17,332,294
2.9
561,860,821
513,524,243
+
mgw*
II
Barbara
0.8
+
sa„
11.8
+
C"paSenrL°nS BeSCn
62,410,876
87,232,738
6,978,000
+
20,140,127
582,728.177
*
—
Lake
+ 14.5
6,639.178
22,401,348
Falls
Oregon—Portland
Kanta
14.6
183,464,459
140,430,014
146,072,007
32,027,922
1.6
+
1
204,916,078
393,079,581
621,131,471
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
2,382,788
+
+
Jersey
382,400,000
1.1
14,564,188
-!
10,107,764,393
—
40.103,835
Jersey—Newark
349,300,000
6.3
2.1
150,006,376
.9,745,118
5,001,432
10,757,461
424,321,608
+■*
Paul
(7
2,632,610
+
—
—
6,735,288
Minneapolis—
Total
698,281,042
177,881,081
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— DulUth
St.
145,367,351
717,020,859
Illinois—Quincy
372,400,000
175,984,520
142,327,980
2,908,359
Louis
5,679,364
122,367,337
23.465,428
cities
1,552,494
1,034,671,730
—
+
Louisiana—Shrcveport
42,120.857
,
flO
4.1
0.2
+ 16.2
2,123,404
+
Dallas
26,881,794
»
Syracuse
Total
16,750,845
6,471,951
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Utah—Salt
(at
123,927.804
2,777,015
Yorfc
New
41,773,041
18,090,870
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Yakima
3,336,736
__
Jamestown
Northern
47,605,199
4.1
—
1,515,431,486
Washington—Seattle
136,732,625
Buffalo
_
5,506,899
7.5
—
-'6,881,907
"
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Rochester
3,917,677
113,559,738
5,950,143
1,120,334,089
6,744,447
*
Xlralra
3,490,658
122,136,153
1.9
+
673,950,206
63.552,800
2,687,225
cities)—
40,110,260
28,223,973
33,922,500
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Mancnester
New
4.8
+ 11.0
1,536,901,776
L.
cities),
(17
16,115,260
1,123,187,377
—
Decatur
Total
46,627,623
2,035,314'
Illlnois-«-Bloomington
Chicago
6,752,401
43,129,994
-
137,103,075
6,879,285
15,453,923
Rapids
4,197,632
152,231,678
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
35,462,300
3.0
42,490.868
25,753,074
Haven
Blnghamtnn
10,932,722
—
1,346,513
—57.0
+
Socond Federal Reserve Dlstriot—Now YorkNew
17,148',269
9,399,032
—
3,130,892
7.3
—
*2,353,112
"
flpringfieiri
(12
2,695,879
19,572,706
10,308,790
St.
2,943,782
Lowell
Total
3,148,626
9.3
2,313,451
22,825,819
Missouri—Kansas
2,786,994
Massachusetts—Boston
Mew
1.6
+ 38.3
2,768,553
Omaha
1955
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Rhode
10,466,649
709,960
165,079,408
—
14,252,815
Lincoln
$
New
11,475,974
4.7
13.8
Hastings
12 for four years:
Clearings at—
Fall
5.8
—
20,705,416
9,306,652,306
Week Ended Jan. 12
Portland
17,196, 635
Lansing
Tenth Federal Reserve
We
138,776,685
District—Chicago—
Helena
Outside
169,389,730
+
Arbor
Springfield—
$
769,703,902
2.4
11
Cleveland---
10th
+ 13.7
Grqnd Rapids
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1956
1957
New
212,676, 812
"t.M
'
2nd
175,724,632
7,147,919
1,316,149,914
OF BANK CLEARINGS
SUMMARY
5,232,751
198,005,427
217,256,560
Seventh Federal Reserve
l
.•
7,166,318
9.3
+
866 113
Rockioid_.
In
+ 19.4
—27.1
190,932 248
Orleans
cities)
Michigan—Ann
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
Dallas Reserve District of 15.6% and
5,462,175
7,051, 554
7,912, 917
255,995 394
825,708
Mississippi—Vicksburg
1.4%J the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.7% and the
6.0%,
307,300,000
5,765,275
Louisiana—New
Minneapolis Reserve District
register a gain of 4.1% , in the
in the San Francisco Reserve District of 3.6%.
of
100,904,818
335,800,000
241,704,619
16,193,334
the
In the Cleveland Reserve District
of
107,696,052
5.9
Alabama—Birmingham
2.5%, but in the Boston Reserve
and in the
Chicago Reserve District records an increase
in the Richmond
33,329,351
3.2
+
279,921,039
the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
and in the Philadelphia Reserve Bank of
2.0%
of
1.6%.
7.0
+
8,420,739
Augusta
Macon
Total
same
+
368,800, 000
Florida—Jacksonville
$21,953,607,709 against $21,314,307,920 in the
the whole country having amounted to
30,944, 012
118,758, 321
390,400,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
clearings for
increase of 3.0%, the aggregate
an
29,790,332
33,106,499
122,556,141
Tennessee—Knoxville
4.8
22,696,632
20,395,290
26,793,673
+ 22.7
7,821,295
6,526,091
+ 25.3
12,608,944
10,569,107
1,283,287,282
1,238,475 851
+
3.6
1,088,555,399
981,305,303
21,953,607,709
21,314,307,920
+
3.0
20.160,979,065
19,414,416,699
11,465,473,591
10,987,631,124
+
4.4
10,137,150,075
9,306,652,306
operations discontinued.
4(>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(382)
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
the
to
requirement of Section
Kerr-McGee
4teft
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
JANUARY
11,
1957
Country and Monetary Unit
Noon Buying
TO
Rate
BANK. TO
RESERVE
JANUARY
TREASURY
1957,
17,
pound
Canada, dollar
—,
Ceylon, rupee:
i
—
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Sweden,
.0385802*
.0190)25
.0199156
.325333
.325366
,325316
1.041093
.209500
.209500
-
,
1.041406
.
>
ft'ft .00435401*
.00435401*
.00285468
.00285468
.00235468
.238100*
.238100"*
.238100*
.238040*
.209440
.209440
.209500
.209520
.209500
2.796640
2.797500
2.798046
2.797734
.0800560
.261070
.261070
guilder
escudo
krona
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
ft
.496766-*.
.0349000
.034900))
.0349000
:
.0349000
.
,
.193330*
.193330"
.193330*
..
,140080*
.233255
,233275
.233287
2.786217
2.787048
2.787567
2.787255
United
2.796614
2.797500
2.798072
2.797708
.233282
,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
+
Ml 11 work
Forge
Common
2.797500
Africa, pound
Kingdom, pound sterling..
5ft
•Nominal.
Erie
(stock
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
(In
of
preferred
Increase ( 4- V or
Decrease (—> Since
Jan. 16.
certificate
Gold
account
Jan. 9,
Jan. 18.
1957
ASSETS—
1957
1956
20,389,392
1
-f
879,951
Total gold certificates reserves
K ,R. notes of other hanks...
21,269,343
17,204
1
539,031
238,040
+
ft.__.ft.
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
63,661
....
Other
eesh
industrial
255,244
135,361
430.751
loans
...
51.486
9,587
263,730
32,363
559,892
819
Discounts and advances
25
137
......
Bought outright
Held under repurchase agree't
1,775
____
4,834
12,030
pfd.
Products
Federal
Insurance
in the Richmond
Federal
National
ber
banks
to
decreased
$129
Certificates
Notes
.
+
9,153,91J3
Jan. 9,
5.012.000
1957
ASSETS—
—5,012.000
ft'.-S
2,801,750
24,141.707
_
427,225
+.
and
Loans
______
bought outright.:..
Loans
Held^jrnfler repurchase agree't
U.
S.
Govt,
securities' 24.141,707
427,225
+
516,172
—
loans
and securities..
24,439,031
from
foreign banks..
Uncollected cash Uems________
dank
premises
Other
Real
+
+
662,876
337
+
11,857
U.
S.
7
loans
203,688
19,289,869
57,021
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign ;ftftj____,_"__ft_____L_
285,862
77,203
Other
291,420
>
+
554,273
+
123,379
8,822
reserves
326,096
31.280
9,899
.+•
3,191
—
+
Foote
3,414
1,697
396
'302
bills
690
indebtedness
809
+
13
5,189
Deferred
Other
deposits
availability cash items
liab.
Total
and
with Federal Reserve Banks.
—
accrued
liabilities
17,332
a„__-___ft__
13,665
_
5-T'jft
52,732
+
867,345
+
383,677
—
225
+
3,444
(Section
13b)
•'•+
651.869
+
994,126
326,782
certificate
+
22,447
747,593
1
+
53,981
+
4~626
+
132,287
52,864,119
662,382
combined
Income
Bond
Contingent
liability
on
57,770
deposits except U. S. Government
U.
+
+
116
Government deposits
S.
Interbank
demand
i
Foreign
56,136
2,535
2^351
13
+
153
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading dties
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Jan. 9:
Decreases of $874 million in
loans ad¬
justed, $502 million in holdings of United States
Govern¬
ment securities, $631 million
in balances with domestic
total of $377 million
VSI Francisco District, and $37 million
in the Cleveland
Changes according to
industry appear in anrelease.
decreased
and
those
called
■
210
+
55
Fruehauf
■;
1
•
4ft
448
Service,
Loans
to
carrying United
decreased
$88 million.
"
brokers
and
dealers
for
States
Government and
million.
"Other" loans
$385
y
•
First
Pet
Milk
Pinellas
4',2ft
million
all
in
report-
preferred
Industries,
Inc.,
8%
Seabrook Farms Co.,
April
s.
Charmin
Paper Mills,
44ftftconv.
1,
1965
cumul.
Corp;—ft
conv.
f.
Jan.
1961
;
Corp.—
Feb,
—
1
1
1-19
1
1-19
5ft
1-28
5ft
dividend)——
2-15
:'
Co
:
6c
2-15
1
Co
8c
1-25
1
1-21
12-31
t30c
1-21
12-31
1-23
12-24
1-15
3-
2-13
2ft
3-29
1
-
ft.'ft"
Ar_ft
•
;
Inc.
(from
security
*
2-13
1-23
12-28
1-23
12-28
,
62c
"ft
1-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
12y2c
(quar.)
common
;•
.——Feb.
1
1-15
1-17
1-31 r"
62tec
common
(quar.)
(quar. 1
;
—iFeh.
Co.
(quar.).
*
-1
12836
(quar.)
(quar.)
Realty
Shoe,
1232G
12-21
'
1-10
2-
1
1-7
2-15
1-18
l»-f
5ft
2-
1
1-10
37tec
Ltd.,
com.
1-31
1-31
+10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
1-18
2-
1-4
t$1.25
of
1
87tec
)quar.l_____
Co.,
2-
*
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
1-17
tT
1
1-17
Calif.—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
preferred
22V2C
2-1
1-8
2-
1
1-15
62'/2c
3-
1
2-15
30c
2-
1
1-15
55c
2-
1
1-16
Indiana—
(quar.)
50c
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred
Iquar.)
Telephone
preferred
Getchell
$4.50
1-18
2-1.
47tec
;
A
Wares
preferred
Gimbel
1-15
1-25
$1.25
;
(quar.)—
Utilities—
common
preferred
Steel
^
Utilities
&
dividend
4teft
2-6
1-13
'
2-15
933>4C
Co.
______
of
the
Northwest—
(quar,)
Mine, Inc.___;
Art
Co.
Co.
(stock
.
Bros:; Inc.,. common
preferred (quan)__
Glatfelter
25c
(P.
H.)
Co.,
(quar.J_
common
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber'(quar.)
1-31
2-_l.
l-io
50c
3-5
1-2
1-25
1-10
35c
,
$1.12Va
1-25
45c
—
2-1
(quar.)
preferred: (quar.:).__l_
ft.■•preferred <qua*.9_t
2-21
5ft
'
dividend) ft
(quar.
-56tec£
2-
_-ft$6."578125
Goodman*-Manufacturing
*
1-17
'
Corp.—
4teft
28
12-31
1-31
2-
15c
"
_j__
payable- in common—0.0075 ft
Inc. (quar.)—
-J
•
75c
preferred
Gillette
8
3-_ 1
:
stock)
or
General Teleplione Co. of the Sbuthwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)—
'
12834
21
3-
$1
50c
10ft
preferred
4.80ft
Pag*
ft
1-18
1-31
Corp,—
Public
5ft
1
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
Mills,
$3.75
Gibson
_—Jan.
2-
1-31
•
2IV2C
•
dividend
$3.50
85
Date-
1-11
2-15
130c
—
15c
Investors
General Motors
$2
1
1-15
1-15
10ft
payable in cash
General
12839
2-
1-25
1-25
50c
5ft
1
2-1
2-11
$5
2-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
General
+2785
!
20c
"
2¥2ft
Electric
General
15
12-28
*
2-15
50c
_
$2835
1-19
22-
2-1
General
•
t2834
1
Mar.
'
1975.—
-
2-
21lhc
$0.2156
15c
General
28
1962__Feb.
•
preferred stock, series
stock"—:
J-17
1-15
3-1
Stock
Page
Fifth Avenue, Inc., 1st xntge. leasehold bonds_—lftJan-31
International Nickel Co. of CanUda, Xtd.—
preferred
1-31
2-1
147
500
7ft
/
2-15
2-1
dividend
General Gas
CALLED-.'...
•'
-ft-
•
6-10
93%c
General
-
debentures.-
'
1,
'
6-30
3-1
$1
-
Feb.
f. debs, due Feb. 1,
due July
2ft"
37tec
Page
1
_Feb.
Inc.—
debentures
£
,
_
B_+__
30c
(quar.)—
Co.,
General
ISSUES
1-18
——
preferred
Stock
stock
ft,
1-11
1
dividend)__________
Gardner-Denver
,
s.
class
(quar.)
General
conv.
ENTIRE
Company and Issue—
Fedders-Quigan
;
Hidings of Treasury bills
decreased $287
ork Oity and a total of
$396 million at
Co.,
1
2-
iquar.)__
conv.
General
fi bonds due 1960
s.
'
(stock
Gamble-Skogmo,
5ft.:: preferred
TENDERS
City Investing Co.—
4ft conv. sinking fund debentures due June 1.
5ft
ew
mortgage 50-year
2-
Baking Co., common (quar.)___
;
General Dynamics, new com. (initial quar.)
Date
Co.—
4
70c
$1.75
Co.—
General
Buildings
4
1-
—
v
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Terminal
1-
1-25
dividend
profits
Inc.—
debs, due
1-21
„
General
Date.
junior subordinated
4
Funds—
Ltd.
Mfg.
4ft
Company and Issue—
Finance
1-11
32ftc
Sales
Tile
&
Fundamental
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."
Model
1
1-3
J.)—
(quar.t
preferred
Fuller
445
+
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
stock
OF
2-
5c
Corp. (quar.)
Trailer, common
Stock
under
NOTICE
N.
_
list of
common
J-ll
65c
City,
dividend
Froedtert
^Exclusive of loans to banks and after deduc¬
individual loan items are shown gross.
a
1
Calculating Machine Co.—
Co.
278
4-
141
+
Company and Issue—
at all
reporting member
banks; the principal decreases were
$142 million in New
York City, $82 million in
Chicago, $42 million in the
or
figures revised.
preferred
including
BUsh
securities
254
929
Below will be found
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased in all dis¬
to domestic banks.
purchasing
2
2-
2-
56ftc
(quar.)_!
(N. Y.) (increased)
preferred (quar.i__
—
Stock
Notices
6ft
press
Extra
Gabriel
banks, $1,230 million in United States
Government dej>osits, and $1,225 million |in demand
deposits credited
District.
82
Banks
valuation reserves:
of
2-4
2-15
V/2C
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
"Jan.
tion
58c
$1.50
(quar.)
Insurance
Cos.,
Friden
208
1,225
others
23,462
Condition Statement of Member Banks
a
Brick
Frito
foreign
_____
tricts and
Fraser
621
+
1,230
1,130
1,637
Reserve
1956,
(Pa.)—
(stock
Stores
651
—
•
Federal
12-28
9c
Life
Franklin
deposits:
banks
From
1-30
series
Franklin
9
141
22,204
-
_
during
—
18
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
.2'
accept¬
for
purchased
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments___
other
_
4ft
from
com., find
on
series
41
—
46
631
5ft
45.1 U
Co.
Custodian
363
■+":
reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
othei
.
2-27
1-11
common
Machine
Co.
1.075,180
27,543
_____
accounts.
Total liab. and capital acets.
Ratio of gold
51,629,914
...
7)
capital
ances
.
1-13
3-15
from
realized
(Jersey
7ft
Gear
Beer
Fraser
deiiosits adjusted.
4-16
1-15
(quar.)—i.
Deluxe
743
'
65
1,086
2,525
—
banks___—
Time
2-15
1
1-25
(accum.)—
A
Bank
preferred
Stock
From
.__ft.
in
(Section
to
+
1-18
3-
2,/2ft
———„_______
Foundation
LIABILITIES—
19,102
ACCOUNTS —
paid
Surplus
•
domestic
2-1
Y.)—
(quar.)
Franklin
Borrowings:
Surplus
Other
4,458,086
divs.
Ltd.
Bros.
Extra
48,354
—
11,563
—
———__
with
1-15
12-31
1-31
(initial)
Fox
60
11,415
CAPITAL
Capital
20,193,247
__
Porter,
Common
169
ft
129
Demand
Total
&
1,760
60
1,261
in vault
1
3.17 ft
Inc.,
1,787
33
18,696
—:
banks
Balances
2-
2-28
40c
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3*4ft preferred (quar.)
695
.
88
502
7,425
Cash
3-15
J35c
(quar.)
(N.
pfd.
Rubber
common
Fluor Corp.,
94
"
bank
$3
Bank
Stock dividend
;
917
ft-
17
,
Loans
Reserves
:
Member
U. S.
1
4c
20c
gains,
series
&
National
New
10,981
bonds.__—_—4
to
1-15
4-
20c
common
Corp.,
preferred
Fischer
111
26,272
securities—total
of
1
1-30
Food
loans
S.
1-18
25c
Products—
First National City
4,444
385
Other securities
notes...
26,961,249
Deposits:
1,745
2-
$1.50
4
Co.
(quar.)
Stores
Trust
on
General
Firth Sterling,
■ftftft
1,201
_
488
1 ):■;
1'.
&
Walnut Street,
$2.25
carry¬
;
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
+1,075,180
—
Reserve
ftf'i
t.«.
for
carrying securities.
purchasing or
Government
Treasury
U.
Federal
or
for
estate
Cther
95,835
+
662,382
+
loans
dealers
and
3-4
Association-
'
12,403
+
52,864,119
...
1,050~6G8
+
281,508
assets
30,304
+
3-15
(annual)—______
of
Firestone Tire
+ 4.645
377
455
brokers
to
'ft 4-;
374
3-
30c
Stock dividend—
1,436
1-18
2-28
(quar.)
long-term capital
First
86,198
securities
ing
95,580
22
assets
Total
—
5,830,664
W: 73,769
_
LIABILITIES
adjusted!
industrial loans
1
3-15
_______
Co.
Paper
Financial
1956
.
2-
3-11
(quar.)
portfolio securities
phyable in cash or stock)
Jan. 11,
1957
Bank
dividend
sales
mem¬
52,501
and
purchasing
452,145
Other
Total
Due
investments
Agricultural
Loans
Total
Stock
(In millions of dollars)
adjusted")
Commercial
452,145
;V '
1-18
20c
Fidelity Fuhd, Inc. (special distribution
net
"Jan. 2,
1
87 tec
dividend————
Fibreboard
1500
452,3 45
+
10,932,699
_
Total
Stock
Decrease (—•) Since
427.225
1-18
2-20
2-
;
Mortgage
Department
Federation
Increase ( + ) or
1,253,345
Bonds ft
Federated
banks follows:
Bought outright—
2-8
2-
Monthly ;4._—_______________17c
Federal Paper
Board, 4.60ft pfd. (quar.)—
+ 28«ic
million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting
3-1
1-21
3-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Ltd.—
;
$1.40 redeemable preference
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$55 million and borrowings from others increased $141
Loans
12-31
Federal Grain,
District, and $57 million in the Atlanta
District, and decreases of $131 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District and $61 million in the New York District.
Time deposits increased $116 million.
million.
1-17
1-31
$3
Asphalt
2-15
8
—
preferred
Federal
"
1-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Traders
Life
deposits adjusted increased $141 million at
reporting member banks; the principal changes were
increases of $92 million in the Dallas District, $65 million
'2-15
JlOc
Quarterly
all
Government securities:
Bills
6ft
1
1-31
62tec
7ft
(quar.
A summary
32.775
:
Co.,
&
1-15
1-15
1-15
3-1
15c
Brewing
Farmers
1-
60c
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
Acceptances:
"U. S.
Fairbanks
1
3-
2teft
Pittsburgh RR.,
Falstaff
Demand
dollars)
2-
2-
2-15
10c
(quar.)
Holdings of Treasury notes and of
United States Government bonds decreased $33 million
and $60 million, respectively. Holdings of "other" secu¬
rities decreased $60 million.
5
1-15
lift ft
—______
(quar.)
Erie Resistor Corp., common
$1.20 preferred
ing member banks.
1-4
1-15
50c
div.)
preferred
2nd
&
1-4
12-
1-25
$1.12te
dividend
1st
1
1-25
._
& Steel Corp.—
(increased quar.)—
Stock
6ft
1
2-
1-21
5c
Manufacturing
Erie
2.787048
franc
(guar.)
Employers Group Associates <quar.).
*„
Enamel & Heating
Product^ Ltd., class A__
Equity Corp., $2 pfd.. (qualr.)
.193330*
.193330*
.233325
Union of Boifth
Switzerland,
5ft
2j0c
prelerred
Empire
.140080*
.0349000
dividend)—
-
(quar. )____
ft
35c
Empire District Electric, 5ft pfd.. <quar.)__
$1.25
4",%ft preferred (quar.)__
$1.18 'ft
.496766*
7
Machine
Products,
442ft
2.769801
ft'"-:
Washing
(stock
3-lS
2-
$1.50
Co.
1
'
$1.75
iaccum.)_
Kodak
*
3-13
4-
.
(accum.)
Emhart
.261050
2.770007
■
(Md.)—
A
Year-end
.140080*
Ho'
4-1
2"5c
B
Ekco
.0800560
.261060
.261060
2.770317.'
2.769801
7
2.768976
7 tec
-
______
preferred
Easy
.00277912*
ft
.0800560
,.0800560
(quar.)
preferred
Eastman
2.797500
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
When
Payable of Re6.
'
(both no par St $2 par)
preferred iquar.)_________
$7
.00435401*
^
ft
Share
56
.200666
.00285468
.0800560
8"
184.
Racing Assn.—
Eastern States Corp.
1.040937
.209500
.00277912*
Volume
Company
Common
$1
.238100"
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal,
Eastern
.0385802*
.00435401"
pound
fin
J278g
1
Per
Nome of
2.229083
2.229249
.00285468
—
issue,
1
1971—Feb.
due
(Continued from page 12)
.0262743*
.00435401*
_.
debs,
conv.
.0555555*
1.039869
.209466
Yen__^
Mexico, peso
Netherlands,
.0555555*
.0385802*
'
this
—Feb.
DIVIDENDS
.0263385*
.0199125
.0199150
.325333
in
.ft',;
$
.0263437*
.0385802"
.0385802"
.325266
Pag
1274
Jan. 17
$
2.229498
.0199112
1,
conv.
Thursday
Jan. 16
.0555555*
2.229083
1.039114*
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee;
Japan,
.0555555*
2.228419
Austria, schillingBelgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar-
Wednesday
S
.0266468"
April
(Value in United States Money)
Jan. 15
$
.0262489"
—
Ireland,
Jan.14
.0555555"
.
Australia,
Monday
S
^
due
1
ft
preferred stock
Zapata Off-Shore Co., 5Vs% sub.
1930
OF
'ftDate
;
21
•Announcement
Tuesday
Friday
Jan. 11
Argentina, peso—
"Official
ACT
TARIFF
.ft
Inc.—
debentures
1968—Jan.
5
INCLUSIVE
Cable Transfers In New York
for
UNDER
sub.
Monday, January 21, 195v
,
Lutheran
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
FOREIGN
■':
Industries,
.
High School Association of Greater Chicago—
First mortgage 3a4ft ana 4',« serial bonas
due 1961—Feb.
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on the different
passed.
522
Oil
convertible
.
,
1
-
1-10
1-15
_
.
1-15
.
2-( 1
1-15
.2-1
'-
;75c"
60c.
1
1-2
3-15
2-15
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5605
Number
(383)
47
'
Fer
Name of
Goodyear
Company
Tire
,
Share
-
When
1-31
Green
L.)
(H.
•
income)_>—.——
2-
^Quarterly
__________
*
'
Extra.
-•
Krornex
Corp;
6
1-18
1-18
1-17
Kisor
2-
T
.
2-
3-
,$30c
1-21
15c
1-21
2-
1
Class
5%
<
B-
\
—
5%
1-
Y $1.20
4
•
Leece-Nevilie
=.
2-
(stock dividend)
CSiemlcal
Harsbaw
—___:
(J.
P.)
-
8
8
4-30
4-10
Leslie
$1.50
1-21
1-
4
Life
3%
25c
-
2-28
2-
6
Lincoln National
•
2-11
•
$-21
,
2-1
2-
1
2-
1-15
j
1
•
1-
1-25
1-3
1-31
1-11
1-314
•
2'
1
f
1
1-11
,
2-
2-
to
1
1-25
1-.10
1-25
.1-10
_
$15c»:
'
'*■'
•
2-
5%
1
1-18;
3-15
-
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
31 tec
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)
30c
5%
convertible preferred (quar,)_—
37 tec
Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5 1st pfd. (s-a)——$$2.50
$5 2nd preferred (s-a)„———
$$2.50
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)„
50c
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
25c
2-
1
1-18
quar.)
_
_
_
75c
3-
2
: 50c
v.$l.l0
3-
9
•3-
9
2-18
25c
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
2-15-
2-28
$1
$1
7-
1
1
1-11
2-
1
2-
1
1
Oxford
1-11
2-
1-11
3te%
preferred A (quar.)_
$4.37te 2nd preferred (qtiar.)_
Higbie Manufacturing (quar.)
—i
___—
.
2-
Pabst
Hormel
Inc., (quar.)
(Geo. A.) (stock
Horn &
Hardart
Hotel Syracuse
(N.
Y.)
(N. Y.),
(quar.I—
iquar.)
common
ExttA,
^
4%
preferred (quar.)___
__
Houston Light & Power, $4 preferred (quar.)
Houston" Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
——
Cl&ss A common (quar.)___
;
Class B common
Class A
Class
.
,,y
(quar.)
iquar.)_-
common
■'
4.Q8%
——
1-
2-
1
1
1-19
2-
1
1-19
.2-
1
(quar.)_
preferred
1-15
50c
>•4-15
4-
4-
77-
1
1
1
12-31
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
.___—
(quar.)
4.42te
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)—
Indian Head Mills, Inc.-(Mass.)—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_.—
Indiana Telephone Corp., common
.
4.70te
2-
1
1
1
1
1
i-io
2-
1
1-10
1-21
12tec
4-20
4-
1
'Common
—
—
————
'
1
Common
.
IngerscJI Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c pwirticipatlng. A-- (quar.)
...
Ingersoll-ttand Co., coinm<m (increased)_..__
6% preferred (s-a)—
—.—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c partic. pref. < quar.)
Institutional
Growth Fund
Mead
4te %
'
income
from
plus -T4c
3
6-21
9-21
Melville
2-
7-
1
6-
1
2-
1
1-
50c
50c
3-
8
2-21
4-
1
3-15
Intejrchemical Corp., common -( quar. )
4tete preferred (quar.).,-,
—_—-—-
65c
$1.12Va
(quar.)-'—
£13c
t,13c
• 5te
preferred
Interior Breweries, Ltd.,
com.' B
—
class
A preference
(quar.)_„
Steamship (stock dividend)—
International Minerals ds-Qhemical Corp.-—
50c
Interlake
-
1%
(quar.)—"
preferred-
International Power. -Ltd.
International
t
International Utilities
(quar.)—
(q:aar.)__—,——
com. (quar.)__
preferred vquar.)
$4.22 preferred
(quar.) —
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible
$4.36
Jack & Heintz,
—
& Electric,
Zowa-Hlinois Gas
-
175c
(quar.)—
preferred
—
pfd.
iquar.)
—
!
preferred A (quar.)_
—
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
47o preferred (quar.)—
Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
5%
Kaiser
(E.)
& Sons
Aluminum
434%
preferred
preferred
4Va%
Kaltman
&
1-16
Meyercord
1-16
Midwest
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1-30
1-11
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)—
—_
Miller & Rhoads,.Inc., 4te% pfd. (quar.)._
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (increased)-
2-
7
Co.
:—
(stock dividend)
&
Chemical,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
I
$1.09
$1.05
1334C
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
1-31
1-15
(Julius)
Kentucky
Kern
Stone
Oil Co.,
American
Amer.
dep.
(stock dividend)
& Co.
Co.
——
(quar.)
receipts
Missouri
Public
Stock
4.30%
1
receipts registered—
(stock divid )
—
2-
1
1
2-
1
Service,
2-
1
1-18
1
2-15
3-
1
dividend
2-
1-21
3-15
6-14-
6-28
6-14
12-20
1-30
1-24
2-
1-21,
9-30
(quar.)
—_—
1-15
Montana
$4.20
$1
60c
2-
1
1-10
Morrell
1-29
1-15
Stock
25%
22tec
2-
1
1-11
Mountain
2-28
1
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$6
iJ.)
Mount
1-10
&
55c
»1
Sl-05
S1.08te
$1.12te
2-14
3-
1
3-
1
2-14
.3-
1
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
2%
1-30
1-10
25c
4-15
4-
3-
8
$0 "89
20%
-
1-
Co.
Rice
View
5
(quar.t
common
-
1
1-15
1-15
2-27
3-12
2-27
$1.07te
3-
1
2-16
$1,20
$1.10
$1.12te
45c
$1.05
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
;
$1.50
25c
2-
1-15
1
1-28
1-
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
1-11
4
1-
Ltd.
iquar.)
1-31
$25c
6V4C
(quar.)
class A
1-31
4te%
Airlines, Inc.
National
Lead
Theatres,
Neon
4.64%
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred iquar.)
Co.,
Products
of
(quar.)
6%
preferred
$2.40
B
Western
Canada,
Co.,
preferred
New England
common
(quar.r
1
1
1-15
1-25
1-17
2-
1-
1
9
1-31
1-17
1-21
1-
7
35c
2-15
2-
sale
of
Jersey
Realty
Co.
during
(annual)
60c
I-94
11-16
New York Fire Insurance
2-15
2-
1
1-24
11-16
New
(quar.)
Merchandise
2
1-
2
3-15
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
10c
1-26
1-26
1-16
31tec
3-
1
2-16
25c
3-13
2-27
"'25c
2-15
1-25
32 tec
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
1-25
:
$35c
2-15
—
$$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
:
1-16
>
-
20c
—
2-
1-14
1
1-
2
1-25
1-10
2-15
(quar.)—
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
20c
iquar.)
$1.06
$1.06 te
pfd.
3-
1
2-15
(Me. )—
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Pittston
Co.
2-15
1
20c
3-
15c
2-20
2-10
50c
(quar.) —
2-
1
1-21
1-31
1-11
13 tec
(quar.)
$1.17
2r
1-10
1
$1.10
2-
1
1-10
$1.07 te
2-
1
1-10
95c
2-
1
1-10
3-
4
2-20
1-21
25c
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
1-21
—
97 tec
2-
1
,1-15
2-
1
1-13
(quar.)——
62 tec
3-1
2-6
——
$1
4-15
4-
iquar.)___—
common
$1
(interim)—
Co.—
preferred
5%
:
3-
5
1
12-31
62 tec
2-
1
1-11
$1.75
'accum.)
3-
1
2-20
4.70%
preferred
Edison
Potomac
&
Gardner
Public
•
iquar.)
Co.
4.20%
of
Common
2-
—
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
90c
2-
1
2-
i
1-14
2-
1
1-
3-
1
2-15
45C
_______
2-15
1-23
4%
1-31
1-
1-14
4
(quar.)
8
45c
2-
1
1-11
$1.06 te
Colorado, com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
,4te%
Public Service Co.
90c
25c
______
preferred
1-18
+75c
_
(quar.)__
Manufacturing (stock dividend)
Service
4 te %
1
$1.3 7 te
iquar.)—
(quar.)_
B
Ltd.
Co.,
1-10
2-
S1.17te
(quar.)______
3.00% pfd.
Co.,
preferred
Bros.
1-10
1-28
40c
30c
'
4.70%
1-28
5%
:
——
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)—_i___
3.60% preferred (quar.)___
Edison,
Potomac
—1
(quar.)
dividend
..Stock
Pneumatic Scale
3-
1
2-15
—
(quar.)
2-15
$1.05
3-
1
$1.12 te
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
of New Hampshire—
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
3.35%
25c
:
$1.12 te
preferred
(quar.)
_—
(quar.)_
Puritan Fund, Inc.
(quarterly derived from
current and accumulated net income)
2-15
1-31
84c
2-15
1-31
9c
+35c
2-25
Products, Ltd.—
class A (quar.)
+15c
2-
1-10
1-25
Quebec Power (increased quar.)
Milk
Quinte
Participating
1
i
1-15
1-21
$15c
1
1-2 J.
2-
1
1-21
iquar.)—
25c
1-28
12-19
50c
1-28
12-19
(initial quar.)
87tec
20c
of America, common
Extra
$3.50
2-
$15c
Participating
preferred
1st
Ralston Purina
Co.,
(quar.)
new
com.
Red
Owl
Reece
1-30
1-
45c
1-
7
76c
2-
1
1-21
5c
2-
1
1-18
(increased
Corp.
(Mass.),
Chemicals,
5%
Inc.
(quar.)
(Del.)__
dividend
(Canada),
Reliable
Reynolds
B
stores
Ltd. (quar.)_____
(R.
common
(quar.)
J.)
3-11
1
3-
1-17
1-31
1-10
20c
1-28
1-14.
35c
Co. of America
quar.)
preferred
1
2-14
2-15
$1.25
15c
1%'
1-31
i
1-16
2-15
1-24
2-15
1-24
2-
2-
1
1-15
30c
1-28
1-17
80c
3-
2-15
;i5c
7
1-23
Investment Trust
Stores
4-
3-12
50c
4%
Co., common (quar.)_^._
Reading Tube Corp. (stock div.)
Reading
Stock
^
1-
1-31
12 Va'C
preferred (quar.)
Reitman's
46c
is-a)_:
York
7%
Reiohhold
1956)..
1-31
3-28
$35c
—
(s-a)
Brewing
Real Estate
(a payment of
portfolio securities
2-21
1
23c from
investment inc. plus a distribution of 23c
from net capital gains realized from the
Fund
Co.
convertible
$2.50
1-15
2-
J 15c
;—
1
$20c
tquar.)
(quar.)
shares
Radio Corp.
2-
Ltd.—
iquar.)
3-
1J17
58c
56tec
25c
$1.50
12tec
;_
—
Meter
(quar.)
iquar.)
Inc.
Common
Neptune
——
2-21
45c
1-15
1-31
I
Electric,
Narragansett
1
12 tec
iquar.)
(quar.)
voting
Pittsburgh
4
2 %
Mills,
1-25
3-
7
1-
1-31
2-15
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
Prince
1
1-10
20c
50c
;
(increased quar.)_
preferred
Progress
'quar.)
Diners, Inc.,
(quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson <fc Associates-
1-18
3-12
1-J5
Inc.
iquar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
1
2-
1
1-25
Airways,
preferred (quar.)
Morris, Inc.—
3.90%
(quar.)
preferred
.4%
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common
2-
2-
1-15
2-
12 tec
Packard-Bell Co.
5%
Price
SI.09
1
Philip
1-4
$1.14
18c
1-10
2-
3-19
Corp.
Phillips-Jones
1
7
1-31
4
$1.50
2-
1-
2-15
1-18
—
1-18
1-30
1
1
Philadelphia Electric Co.,
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
:
4.30%
preferred
iquar.)
•:
3,80% preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia, Germantown&Norristown RR.—
1-25
1-15
1-
3-
4-
Procter & Gamble
dividend
Royal
National
2-15
Co.,
6
2-15
2-14
3-
Power
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-13
12-
1-25
2-15
Permanente Cement Co.
-
1-31
.005%
2-25
1
10c
1-21
1-21,
1
50c
World
Traffic
20c
—
-
preferred
20c
$1.25
4
1-26
2-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
40c
(quar.)—
3-15
4-
2-15;
1
12tec
25c
15c
$1.06V4
^—
common
1
1-15
1-21
1-31
3-
1-
$15c
29jjc
Common non-voting
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
& Gear (quar.)
.
1
1
3
7-15
1
——_
New
held.J
shares
10
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred iquar.)
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
3-
2-
Ltd—
depositary
12-
1
3-
3-29
*.
Maid
National
City Power
3.80%
preferred
Kayser
——
i
2-
20c
15c
20c
Kansas
& Light—
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4te %
preferred
—
iquar.)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.80% pfd. B (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred C (quar.)
>
5%
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Piping Co
each
1-14
1
3-
15c
Corp. (quar.)———___!
Mission Corp.
(stock dividend)—
One share of Mission Development Co. for
Minute
'
2-
1-18
1
30c
30c
—_
1
1
1-17-
1-31
2-
30c
——
1
2-
1-17
32tec
—1—
—
»extra)
1
2-21
1-21
1-31
30c
—
.' Quarterly
Meyer-Blanke Co.
59%c
Jacobsen
Kahn's
,.
2-
35c
50c
45c
1-31
1-25
50c
$2.25
;
;
Telephone—
American
—
——
$1.03te
:
Mfg.
(quar.)___
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)
Quarterly
2-
1
12-28
2-1
.____
Perkins Machine
1-15
4%
2-
2-
2-28
45c
$1.1834
$1
——
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
dividend
..Quarterly
2
Textbook
convertible
$1.40
t$i.75
—
12-28
25c
I-teo
50c
30c
40c
$1.06te
15c
r
(STa)
Stock
-22c
:
common—
4te
2-28
1-15
2-15
5%
preferred
Common
1-10
$40c
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (increased quar.)_
1-15
1-30
1
1-15'
2-15
2-15
5%
-
Express
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance (N. Y.)
1
(s-a)_
Reinsurance,
Securities,
—
Shoe
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.l
—;
preferred B (quar.)———
4%
12-15
1
1
$5c
434%
1-27
1
2-
2
$$1.75
.
—,
iquar.)
1-15
2-
2-
100%
iquar.)
Meier & Prank Go.
3
securities
•.profits)
Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean
preferred
3-21
1-15
tlOc
—
iquar.)
common
1-15
1
1-15,
1-10
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
approval)
preferred
...6%
1-12
1
2-
$15c
—
dividend)-,
(stock
1-31
2-
1-13;
—
:,$1.32 preferred (quar.)__
Penman's Ltd., common
z
12-31
1
1
2-15
■;
.
*——
Corp.,
$1
$1.30
12-31
2-
75c
$15c
—1—
——
.
ment
Extra
(reduced)
preferred (quar.)
(C. J.) Co., common
4.25%
2-18
2-
$25c
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
$3
40c
1-
(quar.)—______
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
Penn
14c
1-31
1
15c
Peninsular
'
15c
—
3
3-
2
long-term
McGregor-Doniger Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar,)-.
McKee
(Arthur
G.)
(quar.)—_1__—_—'
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)—
from Invest¬
<8c
realized
,
2-13'
(quar.)__
;
preferred (quar.)——
Peabody Coal, 5% conv. prior
Peerless Cement (quar.)
2-15
—».
1-10
3- 1
$1.12 te
5%
1-10
2-25
(quar.)
com.
—
1-24
$1.06te
Patterson
12-28
7-
•
1-
1-21
1-28
'
75c
>
$3
U5c
1-25
1-15,
1-24
(quar.)
of
name
Sheraton
Paton
1-10
8tec
:'\t 30b
17tec
2-
20c
Year-end
1-10
1
1-10
50c
(extra)
preferred
Parmelee Transportation
1-10
10-
tl2tec
1
2-
Glass
$5
Parke, Davis & Co.
1-17
2-
1-15-
1-30
$1
6-14
1-31
1-3.8
1
•
3-15
6-30
1-15
2-
Electronics—
American
Park
Inc.—
Angeles),
(Los
dividend
4-
20c
20c
3-30
2-3.8
1-30
v
Commission
Lighting
New
Pan
1-10
Basket
McGraw Edison
3-20
,
9
1-25
,
,4-10
$1.20
20c
Fund,
preferred A (quar.)———
(reduced quar,i_
MCColl-Frontenac Oil (increased).
1-10
—_——1
1—!'
9
1-
3-21
$1
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Stock dividend
7%
,60c
,1-15
4.80<'o preferred (quar.)-—
—
Industrial Devel<^>ment Corp., common
Common
,
1-
1
56V4C
—
McCftll Corp.
"
"2- 1
31 tec
12tec
1
2-
62tec
(quar.)
Extra
1-10
2-
(quar.)____$25c
(quar.)——
+25c
$$1.25
capital gains re¬
sulting from portfolio transactions during
I9i56 payable in cash or stock)Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
——'
Matthies8en & Hegler Zinc Co.^
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)
McCabe Grain Co. Ltd., class B (quar.)
1-10
2r
2-
1
1-31
45c
(increased)
com.
preferred
Intermountain
Pacific
1
1-25
net
,1-10
2-
3-
3%
1-10
2-
3-15
Marmon-Herringtnn (stock dividend)
5%
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
/Quarterly
•
—20c
Massachusetts Investors Trust (special from
1-18
.2-
Bond
Stock
1-18
,2-
preferred
Market
5
2-
1-15
1-15
1
Ltd.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
Mansfield-Tire & Rubber, common (quar.l—
3
7-15
Corp.,
Manhattan
5
7-15
preferred
412%
5
4-15
'55tec
58tec
■
_—
;.4%
—Sl.OO1^
J
$1
(quar.)._—:j
B (quar.)
priority shares
priority shares
5%
preferred iquar.)
Mallory (P. R.) «Sr Co.—
5(/o preference A (quar.)
1-19
1
preferred
Pacific
Co.,
&
Convertible
1-18
2-
2-
1-25
2-
4-
2-28
$50c
Brewing Co.
Packard-Bell
45c
after stock dividend
Convertible
5
51c
52tec
quar.)—
25c
$31 tec
preferred
Mailman
2
53tec.
(increased
common
preferred
4.26^0
1-
1-21
1-25
35c
65c
75c
quat4—:
1—
—
preferred (quar. )
4.20%
-
(Increased
Co.
■___
Illinois Power,
-
j4-te%
I
,
Brick
partic. pfd.
1-10
1-10
25c
—_
Electric,
Paper Co.,
5%
1
Inc.—
(R. ,H<)
Macy
:
1-15
1
$1
$1.25
'
Extra
1
1-31
2-
425c
Refrigerator (quar.)
:—
Hydraulic Press;Brick (quar.)
,
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
Hygrade Food Products—
4% series A preferred
(quar,)
___
5% series B preferred (quar.7
Illinois
2-
1-10
1
25c
Hussmann
Trucks.
Initial payment
4
50c
50c
50c
25c
\
(quar.)
common
B
y
.
Mack
1-10
2-1
2-
25c
10%
40c
60c
25c
10c
$1
dividend)
——_
(quar.)__
iquar.)
Holdings, 5%
&
:
merce
4
1-
1
Gas
A.
1-10.
1
;20C
Finance Corp. (Del.)—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)—
Co.—
'
.
,
Border's
1-
1
2-
Lynchburg
M. R.
•
r
Pacific
,
2-
■
5%
—
Shoe Jquar.)-
Owens-Corning Fibre
1-11
$1.11
$1.24
1
2-1
1-10
1
2-
2-
-m
- Company
^
1
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
6-20
2-
2-15
;
Outlet
3-21
30c
$2.50
25C
25C
^
preferred (quar.)
Qpellka Mfg. Corp. (stock dividend)-—
Otis Elevator
(quar.)
;
3-19
-
2•"
^
25c
'25c
(quar.)
Extra
4-
1
1-31
r
7%
2-16
3-30
1
Portland Cement—
.Ontario Steel Products,
1-19
$1
$1
4-
1-21
2-
;
(quarji
125 East B3rd Street,
2-18
1-31
1-
1
28»'4C
OlinYMathieson Chemical. 4te% pfd. (quar.)
Oliver Corp.,- 4te % preferred (quar.)
2-1
f $1
1-4
1-25
20C
•
v,'
-
2-
Okonite Co. (quar.)__^
(Old National.Corp., class A____—
2-4
(s-a)—
preference
Nunn-Bush
1-10
—
IOC
-20c
-
iquar.)_____
Utilities, Ltd.—
'
Oklahoma Gas
3-
.
12-26
1-25
45c
1-14
12-26
1
•
4%
1-10
2-4
(monthly).— :•>
preferred
-
1
2-1
2-
22c
$1.25
'—
'*
12-31
1-25
11 tec
noncumulative
1-14
2-
:
1-11
1
37 tec
common
Stock dividend
2-15
15c
.
2-15
1-31
2
■1-17
2-
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
;
1-15'
1/
$1.04
5%
2-15
20c
87tec
$1.093a
(initial
Common
'
Northwestern Steel Wire
75c
preferred <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
"
A
Nor'tawestern States
1-10
35c
.preferred < quar.)—
8
1-25
25c
1-10
v
(Port
_i
common
2-
15c
20c
V
2-
$1.12la >
11
40c T
(quar.)_
pipe Co.,
Class
,
,
96tec
-
'
-1
1-16
pref.
oonv.
Northwestern
:
Inc.,
Class B common
4.44%
1-25
■>
.
1-25
Airlines-
1-21'
4.96%
2-15
53 tec
lquar.i__
1-25
15c
31 tec
3ltekC
.
>>
—
.
Insurance
1
1-15
1-31
■'
8% preferred (quar.)
;—;
Long Island Lighting (increased quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
1-15
1
2-15
Corp.—
A
1-15
Common -(monthly)Common
(monthly)—
•
; 8%
•
Chocolate
Preferred
Lock Joint
1-11
2-
"(
1^31
<1-31
"
Ml
2-
—,
preferred
1-30
.*Specialjguaranteed .(quarA>;
$4.30 original capital (quar.)_„
Local Pinance (Rhode Island), common
:: 1-151
1-31
•
4te%
2-11
5%
Little Miami Railroad Co,—
1-20
•
'
Life
2-
"
(quar.)__
Northwest Engineering Co.—
-
Ltd. .(quar.)
Companies
(stock dividend)
93 tec
-
'
__
Hershey
-
1-15
'
tl5c
+30c
—
preferred ..(quar.)
preferred (quar,)_____—
Salt Co.
(quar.)
:
yExtra^.-s.—
-
(quar.)—
Heyden Chemical Corp.
(name changed
Heydeu Newport Chemical Corp.—
-
-
1
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northern Pacific Ry. (quitt,.)^____________"
4.60%
; Wayne,, Jnd.>
(quar..)__
LlnkrBeit Co. (increased'quar.>
.2-27
3-11
72c
$12tec
"
Co.---
3
2-
*$1,50
Northern Illinois Gas, com.
30c
Lewis Bros.;
—40c
of-ABiertca,pfd.
1-10
1-30
4te%
—
(quar. )_________
Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
1-31
2-11
.3.85%
2-
—__
•
Soils
2-
56Vic
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)—
'
' 15c
Hayes Industries (quar.)
30c
Hecht Co., common tquax.)_——_
■ 45c
«-3te%" preferred.' tquar.
—93tec
Hemenway Furniture, common
(quar.)—
10c
5te% convertible preferred (quar.)
1334C
Hercules Gallon Products, Inc.—
'V
:
^
7% preferred class A (quar.)
35c
Hercules Powder Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
Hat COrp.
5%
Lees. (Jamfes).
3-
Corp., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
10c
15c
Hartford Electric Light
Hartz
!
1
Illinois
Northwest-
Co.
2-28
(quar.)—____
flart, Scbaffiier & -Marx •< quar. i
Northern
i
1-25
■
Northrup, com. (increased)preferred A (quar.)
conv.
pfd. B (quar.)
1_;
2-28
—
—
preferred- (quar.)-————_——
Corp.
2
2
jHarblsoh-W.alker^Refractories— %'*//,./.%■•;'
Harsco
2-
.1-31
...
(quar.)
8
4-
Norther^-Engineering Works (quar.)
2-20
2-11
class A—
&
^5%
5
1-
Leeds
62tec
—L_-_ 1-1
(s-a)
1-31
1-10
15c
50c
a
3-
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
:
preferred
3%%
J.),
.1-21
$1.25
y
Corp.,
(quar.)
3-
1
(quar.)-_w__^___.
preferred
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
4% adj. preferred (quar.
r\--•. 10c
(quar.)______^
Lee Rubber & Tire
....
1-31"
Indiustries
(J.
1
4-
5%
(quar.)
inc.
I.aurentide Acceptance
1-4,
:
1-31 '
series
(quar.)
preferred
Newberry
Gloth
:
20c
(quer.)___
sstpck. dividend
5—1
35cf.
Corp.
1__
;. SemLannyally
2-
1
6-3
30c
Telephone
Wire
4-
25c
(quar.)...
10c
(quar.)___.
L'Aiglon Apparel,
2-15
Ltd.,
Inc.,
Crosse
1-15
1
75c
PUnds,
1-15
1
York
1-18
2-15
$1.12 te
1quar.)
5c
I
Co.
5-20
"
2-
pfd. tquar.)
?$1.25
H-C__r
~"V„ • •
3c
Series H-D-A
'
/
3c
Hancock Gil, class A (quar.)___
____—15c
Cotton Co.,
2-
New
50c
9334c
(1949 series)
10c
,
Heater
Lanston
——
preferred-(quar.)——
2-15
preferred
Payable of Rec*
$1.12te
(quar.l
preferred
-$4.50
3-12
Share
.
Gas—
&
iquar.)
preferred
4te %
1-17
1-31
40c
Common
*33'4%
Lafayette.National Bank (Brooklyn, n. Y.)—
1-12
1
6-10
2-5
2nd
12-31
(quar.$1.75
Kropp Forge Co.__
.V 1-15
Hamilton
3- 4
1-25
:
.
York'State Electric
New
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
2- 4
1-18
6
6
1
Hamilton
3-15
2%
:——
(quar.)
preferred
7%
2-
(quar.te—------—25c
Biros., .common
"
(quar.20c
2-
$1.25
f40c
>
—
—
Co.,
(stock dividend)
Company
S.)
Kroger
2-15
palle
2-15
1-16
.
(increased quar.)—
fiagan Corp.
^
1-18
—
—
4
1
_
_______—_________
_
Quarterly
Kresge (S.
La
Ohio RR..
&
12-
1-31
——T-—-—
(Ela.)" (quar.)—
$5. pfd. (-qpar.)— *
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (q^ar.)___
Gypsum. Lime '& Al^bastine of- Canada,«Ltd. Mobile
Holdert
Payable of Rec,
6c
6c
Kobacker Stores
1-31
Gulf Life Insurance
Gulf
Share
(monthly)
Knott Hotels Corp.
12c
12tec
Co., 5% com, pfd. '(quar.)_
Industry Shares, Inc. (from invest-
ment
1-25
Fund
Monthly
4
50c
37tec
Griesedieck
Growth
2-21
2-15
£15
(quar.)_____——
Co.
1
Income
1-18
2-25
—
Income debentures B—
•
2-
1
3-
-
1
2-
——
(quar.l
1-10
3-
35c
42 tec
Grace National Bank iN. Y.) (s-a)__
$2
Granco Products, Inc._
—5c
Great Lakes Engineering Works iquar.)
15c
Green Bay & Western RR.. com. —
-—
$5
Income debentures A
—:—<\
*50
Gossard
When
Per
Name if Company
Kerr
$50c
4%
preference
—
(H. W.) Go. (quar.)
Gould-National-Batteries, Inc.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
(Canada)
Rubber
(quar.)
&
Tobacco Co.—
(quar.)
5
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(384)
•
Per*.
*"
Name of Company
Reynolds
Aluminum
Share
Co.
Inc.
Rich's,
U1.18
(quar.)
common
1-
59 %c
17 *2 c
—
1
2-
1
1-11
(quar.)__
—L———
$4
Co.
River
Kice
Brand
Riverside
Rochester
Gas
(quar.)
class
Cement,
Electric
&
3-
1
1-
4
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
(increased
1-25
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
4.75%
preferred B
Aircraft
4-
1
■
(quar.)
—,_
3-18
.
Jan.
Ryder
System,
Union
rate
exchange
of
3%
■
.
2-
1-
1
7
Lawrence
Bt.
6%
.
A
25c
1-
Scarfe
,
<te
Class
fe
(quar.)
Bchenley Industries, Inc.
2-
1-21
4
preferred A
preferred
preferred
Science
Scott
Fetzer
&
Co.
Scovlll
Manufacturing,
3.65%
-
_______
5c
«0c
—
$1
85c
(quar.)______
1-
4
2-
1
—
net
From
1
7-17
1-15
2-
1-18
1
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1
1-31
1
1-11
2-
1
1-10
1-25
Shawinigan
Common
Sheraton
1-25
America
ot
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
Common
of
Co.
15c
(quar.)_——
2-25
1-
1
4
145c
2-
1
1-10
125c
____,
2-
1
1-10
30c
2-
1
61c
120c
Signature Loan Co., common (quar.)—7'/2C
7% convertible preferred (quar.)—,—
19c
Slscoe Mines, Ltd——_____
J2c
3-
1
12-28
1-31
1-19
—-—
1-25
12-14
614
———
6-29
6-15
$2.44
preferred A
Superior
common—_______
(quar. 1
Mines Ltd.
Sigma
(s-a)
Co.,
common
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
Slater (N.j & Co., Ltd.,"common (increased)
Smith
(A.
O.)
Corp.
Smith-Corona,
Smith
Inc.
(Howard)
Common
(quar.)_
(stock
$25c
(quar.;——
Coast
Corp.
6%
Stock
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.72%
Southern
Indiana
4.80%
Gas
preferred
Gas
Southwestern
Southwestern
4.10%
Electric
preferred
Southwestern
5
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
10c
2-
1
1
1-15
1-11
25c
2-
1
1-15
4%
1-22
12-31
50c
divid.)
2-15
1-31
Co.—
$1.10
—
2-
1
"7
1-10
Service—
preferred
(quar.)
92'Ac
2-
1
1-18
preferred
(quar.)
97'/2c
2-1
1-18
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.0334
2-1
4.25%.
preferred
$106(4
(quar.)——,
preferred
(quar.l_
4.60%
preferred
(quar,)
4.36%.
preferred
(quar.)...__
Fire
Standard
Ry.
Stanley
Aviation
Brock
Steel
B
Co.
1-13
27'/2c
2-1
1-18
65c
1-15
1-
Corp.
pfd.
Mfg.
iN.
40c
50c
Y.)
class
<fc
1
1-15
1
1-15
20c
Corp.
1-21
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1:40c
2-
1
1-
—___
quar.)
130c
2-
56c
4-
1
1-
1
3-12
1-31
1-21
2%
2-15
1-15
(quar.)_
37'/2c
(stock dividend)
dividend)-;
1-31
1-16
25c
Bros.
Stores ,(quar.)_.
Container Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
dividend____
I
Strawbridge & Clothier
(quar.)
Stubnitg Greene, common
(quar.)
Stock
5.20%
3-11
2-25
1-24
1-
3
3%
1-24
1-
3
Super
Talon,
Inc.,
Class
B
Tampa
(1954
class
California
A
4.16%>
preferred
Electric
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
Power
&
Inc.
Thermoid
$2 50
Co.,
Thompson
Stock
(H.
I.)
conv.
(quar.)
56%
preferred
common
3-15
2-15
28c
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
62l/2c
2-15
1-31
1-31
I"
30c
1
1-10
2-15
3-15
2-25
2-21
1-
(final)—
16'A%
2-21
1-
8
17'/2C
1-28
1-
8
ZZ ZZZ-Z
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-
1-3
Ltd.-
;
J20c
1-25
2-15
2-
1
Warner Bros.
Washington
1-15
2-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
3-
8
1
12-23
2-15
C.
the
T.
1-31
1-15
1-31
The
1
in
2-
1
Western
20c
Light
&
The
from
1,
B
lien
prior
White
1-
prior
$3
2-
Co.
2-
5
2-
16
2-
1
1-
2-
1
payable in
2-
1
2-
1
2-15
2-
4-
1
12-28
1-22
1
1-18
1-
1-31
dividend)
5%•
1-30
1-
2-
1
1
15c
2-
1
50c
2-
1
1-18
75c
2-
1
1-18
$1.25
(accum.)
2-
1
1-21
2-20
1-30
15c
:_.•••■
3-15
3-
1
to
and
tPayable in
resident
U.
in
4-
1
3-18
1-31
1-15
2-28
2-15
3-30
tion
tax
a
Less
British
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
dste
S.
2-15
2-
pfd.
$1.50
(quar.)__
1-31
during
the
of
the
15%;
published
and/or
record
Stock
Offered—
$1)
by Southwestern
and
em-,
dealer-
as
and
improvements.
Cunningham
new
ongaged
plant
stock
served
the
of
75.000
of
electric
in
the
kilowatts
generation;
in
energy
territory
a
Qklahoma Panhandle,
Valley
in
area
estimated
is
months
12
operating
sale
and
and
principally
at
ended
of
revenues
the South Plains
New Mexico. The. popula¬
795,000.
Nov.
30,
1956
$39,926,547
of
$7,200,191
or
$1.76
share
per
the
and
company
earnings
stock
on
then
on
out¬
CAPITALIZATION
1
EFFECT
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
First
mortgage
bonds..
Debentures-
$100
preferred stock-,
value
par
Cominon
stock
($1
bonds "or
'Additional
debenture
200.000 shs.-
§17,500.000 shs.
4.379,513 shs.
I'l
debentures
indenture,
9.157,000
,
165,000 shs.
*500.000 shs.
value ).
par
$99,300 000
"
—__
Cumulative
Outstanding
*
may
respectively,
issued
be
subject
to
124.000 shs.
1956,
^Authorized capital
the
under
restrictions
mortgage
contained
stock
reflects
amendment
certificate
to
of
incor¬
26c
1-31
25c
1-15
12-31
62V2c
3-1
2-8
poration effective in January, 1957.
jilncltid.es 79.900 shares reserved under the company's restricted stock
option plan.
$1.11
2-
1
1-15
agreed
2%
1-23
1-4
ages
25c
2-
1-18
offerings
1-
7
UNDERWRITERS—The
1
25c
1-31
1-17
37'/2c
1-31
1-10
37'/2c
(quar.)
1-31
1-10
4-30
4-10
7-31
50c
Fields,
2-
20c
Inc
7-10
2-15'
125c
1
to
Dillon.
to
rities
Blair
&
C.
Co.
Sc
Dillon.
&
Co.
Allyn
Co..
Boettchcr
and
1-
1
for
less
this
15%
funds,
2
resident
tax
the
tax.
source.
Non¬
7%.
Alex.
Brown
date
Is
indicated
Sr.
Republic
Co.
(Inc.ti
The
here.
corrected
payment
Sachs
Ripley & Co..
Noyes & Co
W.
C.
—V.
Lee
Higeinson
Peabcdv
&
&
Co
Milwaukee
Piper,
Langley S: Co
185,
p.
189.
2_
to
the
3.75
Templeton
1.50
ComDany
0.50
Hopwood-_
0.50
Rotan,
Da'las Rupe
Co.,
&
Inc.
2.50
Shields
&
Co.____
&
0.75
Co
&
1.50
Company
Barney
&
2.75
Co
&
Webster
3.75
Securities
Corporation
Stroud
&
2.75
Soencer
3.7$
G.
2.75
White,
H.
3.75
Company.
Trask
Walker
Weld
4.75
2.50
Mosle
Smith,
&
Pierce
Co._
&
Stone
3.75
&
Northwest
Jeffray
2.75
Co.
Comoany
Jones
Rauscher.
Riter
Rhoacies &
Loeb.
Pacific
Inc. 3.75
uercent^
Cornorat.ion
M.
The
2.75
3.75
1.50
3.75
Co
Goldman.
severally
pursuant
employees:.
2.50
Sons__
have
following
issued
150
Kidder.
incorrect.
and
Mitchum.
-
Inc.
Hemphill,
tax.
was
Co.,
&
Karriman
at
tax.
date
Inc
—
Company____
below
the
in
stock not
3.75
Dewar,
non-residents
deductible
Co.,
named
practicable
Carl
Robertson & Pancoast 2.50
Robert Garrett & Sons
2.50
dividend.
Canadian
tax
Inc
Sullivan
2-
Secu¬
4.75
Blyth
&
_10.00
Inc
Union
Incorporat,ed__l_
&
as
common
stockholders
Co
1-25
1-2
underwriters
nearly
as
common
Re-d
Eastman
A.
purchase
the shares of additional
1-15
2-1
J56'Ac
closed
income
and
therein.
37'/2c
income
Texas
territory
total
1-15
(quar.)
funds,
and
189.
securities .dealers in soliciting the
warrants issued to stockholders.
additions
distribution
EARNINGS—For
3-15
37V2C
Canadian
of
costs
includes
which
Central
tPayable
bonds.
made
incurred
debt
p.
—
SEC
company proposed to apply the proceeds from
this
$5,000,000 of bank loans obtained for construction
improvements to its properties and the balance
repay
ti-an^mission,
4-12
25c
(quar.)
not
these
expenditures
stockholders
10-11
common
books
(par
common
group of
Bosworth,
•Transfer
due
received
bidding,
bank
185,
Co.
has
7-12
1
(quar.)
preferred
pur¬
G,
standing.
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
stock
region of Texas and the Peeos
1-11
8-
(quar.)
Zellcrs,
competitive
Service
to
is
2-1
5-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gold
Co.
its
common
7c
6%
Consolidated
15,
short-term
therewifch.-*t-V.
Public
of
1-9
II-
Worthingtcn Corp. (stock dividend)
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.. (monthly)
County Gas
at
Jan.
on
for construction
prepay
connection
construction
2-1
25c
(quar.)
Machine
of
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Yates-American
Bankers
the
capability.
Electric—-
York
sell,
common
a
iurther
50c
(quar.)
Yellow
the
for
series
held of record
reported
cash).
or
Gas
preferred
at
bids
bonds,
1
or
BUSINESS—Company
year
9
$1.06'A
securities
6%
in
21.
receive
mortgage
announced
and
pay
Jan.
on
Y.,
N.
first
company's construction pi ogram contemplates the expenditure
approximately
$22,750,000
for
the
period
of
two
fiscal
years
ending Aug. 31, 1958 including completion about the middle of this
or
preferred
to
Service
additions
1-18
;
6%
,-
The
2
7c
County
Co.,
incurred
toward
1-11
^
pfd;
increased
Power,
2057.
p.
.
^
preferred
Cab
184,
of
1-11
2-
25c
4.44%
preferred
amount.—V.
(EST)
a.m.
York,
~
.
was-
issue
and
PROCEEDS—The
8
$1.433A
(quar.)
Worcester
6%
it
additional
of
1-8
^
Corp.
31.
*
on
Jan. 16, 1957 and give holders
right to subscribe at the same price, sub¬
ject to a subscription privilege granted to employees
and to allotment, for shares not taken upon exercise of
the preemptive rights.
3-12
(monthly)
W.)
made,
shares
1-22
1-31
$5
per
permanently
the additional
1-22
5%
(quar.)_.
stock
(F.
closed
at
7
25c
Southern
be
S2
Jan.
011
subscription warrants evidence preemptive rights,
expiring Jan. 30, 1957, to subscribe for the new stock
$24.50 per share at the rate of one share for each 14
1-10
2-1
________
Woohvorth
will
that
announced
record
The
2-1
2-1
Fund—
Wisconsin
'
-
to
11
New
$10,000,000
Southwestern
of
1-25
2-15
2-15
25c
of
to
up
St.,
of
2-11
7c
sales
will
Wall
it
manager
(F<'o;n net long-term capital gains realized
from
16
of
exercise of subscription
:
Electric
than this
more
1-25
Monthly
Wisconsin
or
1-15
(quar.)
Monthly
Jan.
on
liqu'dating distribution of
company
Jan. 31.
011
1-18
tl2'/2c
(quar.)
Common, (quar.)
Wisconsin Bankshares
business
Board,
to stockholders
4,
the
of
1
div.i_
(quar.)
Stores
books
1987;
financing
Common
Winn-Dixie
the
second
a
Feb.
on
2-11
$1.25
(quar.)
to
cor¬
Read & Co. Inc. heads an investment banking
group which is underwriting an offering of 291,967.shares
1-25
$1
quarterly.
Inc., com.
preferred
of
of
declared
of
2-15
75c
common
Co..
Common
Chairman
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will also act
34%c
(Consider H.)
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
&
189.
ployees.
class A (quar.)
(stock
added
estimated
:
are
Public
31'Ac
(stock
be
1957
1-17
(quar.)
preferred
Chocolate,
(quar.)
Increased
will
\tsed "for. general
year
7-17
50c
(quar.)
Willett
Wilson
the
4-16
25c
Co.
convertible
Oil
185,-p!
stock
will he
for
Dillon,
Co.—•
Ltd.,
Wilbur-Suchard
Wilcox
additional
and
expenditures
for
The public
offering
supplied
by
amendment,
principal underwriter.
the
as
the
share
1957.
1
tl7'/2c
preferred
Capital
company,
be
_
25c
(resumed)
$2
to
4
Sewing Machine Corp.—
Common
of
company
additional
one
the
com-
holders " of
be
1
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4%
1-30
50c
Co.
Co.
Coal
named
of
30,
to
by
1
;
Paper
is
sale
subscription
rate
Jan.
with
stock. ' The
capital
par
for
are
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Westmoreland
the
at
record
proceeds are to be used
be
1-14
$2
Stamping
Westminster
$15
terms
the
payable
company
Net
3-29
30c
& Stationery Corp.—•
(qu^ar.)_________
Tool
Co,
registration%statement
a
its
shares
5-
(quar.)_
RR.
of
stock
the
have
close
Co;,
2-28
60c
Telephone
Pacific
Manufacturing
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
preferred
filed
10
these
of
be somewhat less
to
Securiteis—
(quar.)
Western Tablet
1
7
4-22
37%c
preferred
Western
2-
3-
{25c;
(accum.l_
Common
comuany's
1-29
(quar. 1
Coal
Holly
Stanley Johnson, who
Comqiittec of Siegler's
new
product development
Co., Inc.—:Registers With
shares
$1.06'/4
common
Insurance
A
that
Jan.
of
transfer
the
This
1-18
2-14
$2
50c
5%
(quar.)_________
Kentucky
of
J.
Production Co., Inc.—Second
Liquidat'g Div.
cash,
stock
Jan.
2-20
dividend)
•%
Planning
37%c
preferred
Western
President
as
37'L>c
$4.50
Class
:■%
-
will be entitled to receive the second
liquidating distri¬
surrendering their stock certificates to The Hanover Bank;
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y., for cancellation.
On
the basis of present estimates, The
company expects to be able
to make a final liquidating distribution of
approximately 80 cents per
share within the next eight months, but the amount
eventually received
2-20
1
<quar.)___„_
be
bution qpon
1-15
3-
(quar.)_____^
Light, com. (quar.)_______
preferred
&;
of
Chenery,
directors
chase
1-11
20c
(quar.)-,
4.80%
'OH
offer
funds
purposes.
Trust
2-15
=
3-
..
of
will
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—Bids Jan. 21—
3-11
2-
75c
:_
">
•
.
dividends
V
$475,000,000.—V.
share
1-18
8
3-29
•
4%
(stock
Washington Steel,
85.
held
Stanley
Southern
1-18
$.1.37Vb
preferred
Wustcrn
.
transfer
1-18
2-8
$1.06'/4
Pictures
Gas
of
on
to
proceeds
be
to
may
1-18
2-1
1%
$4.25
5%
of
.
and
Stockholders
1-15
1
40c
common
the
70
1
2-
50c
,
Wallace Ik Tiernan
5'A%
.
.
issuance
Corp.,. succeeding
underwriting
general
*
after
12-28
2-
40c,
(quar.)
x
7c
1
3
15c
...
(quar.
preferred
5%
first
in
1882.
Operations
and
p.
shares
and.
porate
6-20
1-
5%
——,
10
Net
tive
9-20
(quar.)_l
common
preferred
Ry.,
6%
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Class
the
distribution
p.
elected
the
1-11
35c
,
185,
been
of
outstanding, capital
Morgan
3-20"
'
2-1
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
2-15
$1.14
(quar.)
1-31
,
8
$i.06,/4
Elevators, Ltd.
1-15^
1-18
(quar.)
Nevada
1-31
12-20
—
& Rogers,
dividend :
4'/2%
(final) .—29.7143%
1T15
10-10
,quar,j
Waters
1-15
2-
(quar.)
of
prior
Stock
trading.
with
and
181,
Siegler
directors
authorization
Yuba
(quar.)
'quar.)—
Tonopah Mining Co.
Toronto
1-15
1-15
Glass-
ordinary
preferred
4
1
1-15
1
21
1-31
1-10-58
common
dividend
Valley Mould .Sr Iron,
1
2-
1
1
50%
Co.,
2-
2-15
2-
25c
pfd.
deposit receipts deferred
deposit receipts
Edison
2-15
2-
2-
60c
dividend
Y&t Pr°£errecl
4.25%
1
$1,16
^^4
(quar.)
___
Toledo
2-
$1
%
5c
quar.)
Tobacco,
6%
Roofing (quar.)
ZZZI
Tobacco Securities
Trust, Ltd.—
Amer.
1-24
2-15
$1.14
Tilo
Amer.
1-24
2-15
$1
(quar.i
Fibre
2-15
25c
(quar.)
_
preference
Therm-O-Disc,
7
30c
pfdZ A~~(quai\ )ZZ
4.48%
convertible
1-24
7
$1.14
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg.—-
$2.40
2-
(quar.)
~ZI
Co.—~~~
Pipeline
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)—.
$4.56
1-
$1.04
pfd.
_
Instruments.
Texas
1-21
$1.08
$4
<qtiar.)
Texas
(initial
Leaf
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Co.,
1-15
1-10
3Qc
,
B
1
1-21
25c
,
Service
2-
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$4.56
Common
65c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Texas
2-15
2-15
2%>
__
(quar.)—
4.32%
2-28
2-28
35c
of
dividend)
(quar.)
Electric,
1-16
12'/2c
(quar.)—
(stock
its
62Vnc
quar.)
has
of
company
price
$2.50
;
Universal Corp.
50c
collection
Chairman
of
each
1-8
7-20
(year-end)
dividend
4!A%
series)
Tool
Corp.
Steel
1
Gas.—
Machine
Mould
2-
10%
Propane
preferred
Superior
25c
dividend
Sunstra-id
7
20c
Sterchi
Stone
Surburban
7
4%
pfd.
(quer.)___
(stock
1-31
tl5c
—
(increased
4Va%
Co.
Stonega Coke & Coal
Stouffer
1-1G
22-
(quar.)
A
Ltd.
Textiles,
P.)
1-23
2-18
25c
1
Stem
1
JlOc
Ltd.,
Canada,
(J.
3-
9
tSC'Ac
iquar.)_
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
of
&
Stevens
2-1
(quar.)__
Extra
Stern
1-18
27 (Ac.
4'4%
Equipment
Stanley
Class
1-18
2-1
$1.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Insurance (Nj J.) (quar.)
Standard-Fuel Co., Ltd.,
1-18
2-1
$1.15
.
Dredging,
Standard
2-1
1-18
$1.10
;
4.40%
pfd. ($25 pail (quar.)
Springfield Gas Light Co. (Mass.)
Standard
Corp.
Keegan
proposes
1-31
62'/2c
preferred class A (initial
class B ( initial s-a)
Stock
listed for
connection
covering; 4,379,758
1-15
1
4-10
(quar.)—_—
%
5%
Unitronics
West
3.70%
4.40%
common
6%
59c
1,
3.90%
4,15%
2%
(quar.)
Virginian
(stock
Service
4%
tlm
division
This
SFrC
2-
Wallpai>er—
Ventures,
(quar.)—
Public
Co.,
Transit
preferred
12-31
(quar.)____.__
common'
5%
J.
a
2-28 '
20c
1-15
$1.20
1
3%
HVzc
.
2-
$2.50"
v
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-31
5
59c
Producing Co.
United
in
company.-7-V.
division.—V.
.
'%%■
common.
011
Corp.
Van
,
1-18
1-18
Y.)
1-
(quar.)
Drug,
(N.
1-5
—i.____
1
40c
(quar.)———
com.
1-18
60c
Southern Materials Co. (quar.)
Southern Nevada Power
(quar.)
Southwest
(quar.)—_
1-31
Electric—
&
dividend
Vitamin
United
York Shares
fees
$ocQny Mobil
2-
i35c
dividend)____
Canal
2-15
common
5 .1
2-1
24c
t62'/2c
1-15
1-
28c
3-
from
8c
(quar.)__
1-31
1-31
(quar.)
common
:
(quar.)
Insurance
liam
becomes
pany
Valspr.r Corp., $4 conv. pfd, (s-a)
Vanadium Corp. of America
(quar.)_______
Van Camp Sea
Food Co
12V2C
preferred
Power,
Fire
S.
the
The" Irving'
3-5
12-31
12-31
12-31
(quar.)——
'
37V2C
Machinery,
Co
1-31
_______
:
v
3-15
(quar.)___. 25c
2- 1
1-16
U. S. Smelting, Refining & Mining—
*;'.—
U.
taken
oFdepwdtaey^-recftipis
corporation, Chicago and Pasader.a, Calif., leading manufacturer
heating equipment and electronic devices, has announced that Wil¬
of
board
$2.50
preferred
S.
lias
company
system
a
respect of its ordinary stock.
New
York City,
will be the
Exchange
New
the
by
Co.,
1-10"
$b*%
87V2C
——
Products
1-31
(quar.)___
Colorado
and
___;
Shoe
Universal
1-31
'
3-15
$2.50
12-17
150c
preferred (quar.)——___4—28'/2c
Southern
&
4 A %
150c
Power,
RR.
Pictures,
—.——_
4.56%
Canada
Jersey
Quarterly
Stock
4.48%
Southern
New
Universal
1-31
2-14
2-14
r
9
$1
24c
profits
Universal
__________
common
securities
2
__
Edison,
from
1-25
1
■
'
4%
t,
;*
••
—
Fund
1-
—
Southern Calif.
Continental
"1-11
2%
125c
7"
.
5
2-
__—__—_______—__
(quar )
Corp.—
2-1
3-
70c
—
1-19
1-31
Paper Mills Ltd.—
preferred
South
45c
,
dividend)——
Extra
$2
$1
^
1-18
2-
20c
Quarterly
2-15
1-28
Sierra Pacific Powe* Co.,
3-1
-
'.20c ''
.
Quarterly
U.
up
in
Tile
1-19
1-
3- 1
;
-
Corp. of Louisiana—
net investment income)
United Industrial Corp. (stock
1-15
2-
Ltd.—
Canada,
(quar.)
Extra
33c
GOc
—___i
v
2-15
2-1
•
(quar.)
/.
15c
2-1
1-8
Funds, Inc.-—:'ZZ ^
United
United
145C
Gas
Aircraft
(16c
set
Siegfler Corp.—Keegan Heads Holly
Mfg. Unit—
'
Preferred
1-2
(quar.)———
paid
$l-.25
convertible preference (quar.)
United Corps., Ltd., class B (extra)-—
_''.
United Drill & Tool, com. (increased quar.)_
12-31
Power Co.—
Water &
&
■/
—_—
$3.50
12-31
1-30
—
1-28
f35c
com._________L
pref. (1955 series)
(quar.)
pref. (1956 series)
ilnitial-quar.)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
1-21
2-
2-28
4%
2-14
to
shares
Wall
Depositary
receipts
and
87'/2c
'
Ltd., (quar.)i_____—_
4%
1-14
3-
to
•$l.l2,/a
(quar.)
1-29
1-28
1-28
—
(quar.)
8-
have the
2-28
.
(quar.)
A
70c
Boston
(Calif.)
B
1-17
York
York
l
2-28"
6V4C %
.
Canada
Class
4-17
Co.,
30c
(quar.)__-
of
Class
—93c
of
Trust
10c
1-22
2-1
"-
(quar.)—
1-15
1
New
4%
(quar.)
1-18
1
3-19
4-1
tquar.)
1
5-
1
1-30
$4.25
—J
8
2-
4-
,13%
considerable" number, _„tliis
a
New
St.,
depositary and
Will effect the issuance of the
depositary receipts in New York against
the deposit of ordinary stock of the
company with Lloyds Bank Ltd.
as
Agent in London, England. Each New York share will
represent
I'l sterling of
ordinary stock of the company and it is the intention
of the company to make
application to the Nevy York Stock
Corp.—
Gas System (Kansas)
preferred (quax.)*—
5%
United
capital gains
Shareholders
Union
United
income.——i
investment
67'/2C
(stock div.)____
(liquidating)
Materials
2-
American Shares—
From
(N. Y.)
&
2-
.
preferred
Selected
1
preferred
Gas
Oil
(quar.)————_______
91'Ac
Security Banknote Co. (Del.)
—
20c
Security Insurance (New Haven) (s-a»_——30c
Selberling Rubber, common (stock dividend)
3%
(
2-
1-19
Union
—
2-23
Trust
1-19
1-15
—-
America
(quar.)
Oil
(extra)
in
of
now
^
Z
1-19'
Union
Paper Co., $4 preferred
] $3.40 preferred (quar.)—
is
steps
2-15
12-28
Scott
1-10
1-15
2-15
12-31
Fund-___
1
2-15
1-25
27'/2c
(quar.)________—27'Ac
(quar.)—_—
:.—_
27'/2c
A
Nuclear
<fe
2-
2-1
25c
1
-»(Continued from page 1C)
1-10
$1
1-25
(quarj)-—___
A
1-16
(quar.)__;————92'/2c
$3.50
United
51/2%
gains)
dividend
preferred
1-25
—
Schwitzer Corp.—
5'A%
5%%
1-11
-
1
preferred
$3.70
9
40c
(quar.)_____.—
120c
:
—.110c
(quar.)
25c
______—
(quar.)
Brewery, Inc.—:
Co., Ltd., class A
capital
(quar.)—
North
Towers
preferred
$4
1-31
1:25c
t$1.25
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
1-31
10c
Corporation and
-
Investment News
1-14
2-
$1.22'/2
3
from
preferred
Union
San Miguel
1"
form
(quar. )——
Union Electric Co.—
$4.50
$0.39152
(quar,)_—_————-
Inc.
of
Chemical
5%
on
—
1
2*- T*
25c
633/4C
(quar.)
preferred
Common
(payable in U. S. funds
the
at
1957)
2.
$2.70
29th Street
1-10
1-3.1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—
computed
2-
Corp.—
(extra
Stock
_r-^-.
350,^^
-
Pipe Line.com. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas
Common
Corp.—
20 Guilders shares
&
2-
Monday, January 21, 1957
.
2-1
.
1-18
$1.18
35c
■„
.
(quar.)
(George D.)
Stock dividend'.
Roper
Oil
Trust Co.
—■
preferred A (quar.)
Rohr
preferred
Trico
Tri-Continental
1-16
20c
$1.1(1
40c
(quar.—
quar.)_—.—
4.65%
$4.90
1-15
Rockland Light <te Power Co.—
Common
Gas
preferred
22'Ac
General
of Rec.
2-15
2-15
2%.
—
.
Holder*
Payable
.
20c
(initial quar.)
(quar.)____———_
Corp.
$2.55
5
2-
(accum.)___
A
3-15
$2
_______
(stock dividend)
Mills
1
30c
iquar.)___
preferred A
Rike-Kumler
Transamerica
Transcontinental
3-
(quar.)
Y.)
common
new
1-15
1-25
3-11
(N.
—
Company,
1-15
1-25
9334c
35c
$1
4%
preferred (quar.l——
Textile Corp., common <quar.)___—-
Trane
When
Share
Trust
&:
dividend
Stock
1
2-
3%%
.
Riegel
Per
Name of Company
Trade Bank
»
43a'/o 1st pfd. (quar.)__
Reynolds Metals Co., 4*4% A pfd.
Holier*
When
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
.
&
Inc
Co._
&
&
Co.—
Co
_
2.50
2.75
3.75
3.75
Volume
185
Number
Spar-Mica
Corp.,
Sold—Hamlin
Jan.
15
5%
that
&
their
of
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Montreal,
Ltd.,
Lunt
convertible
shares
5605
Allen
and
preferred
stock
stock
announced
$5)
(par
of
$1)
(par
and
unit
consisting of
$6
and
3'.;
of
stock
common
(issuable
Series
priced
was
The
5'f
for
shares
common
shares
share
each
of
preferred
PROCEEDS—Net
,company
tc
pay
i
milling
the
its
feldspar
marketing
industry, and also,
as
and
at
Cape
and
J.,
N.
a
the
expansion
has
done
for
so
the
program.
office
See
in
Quebec,
improving
than
30
years,
EFFECT
Mon-
notes,
notes,
due
Ksene,
near
marketing
N.
"Interest requirements
$24,750
Stratinat
Ltd.
Refractories
of
ment
the
on
and
Electro
the
to
850.000
notes.
These
Canada
&
Abrasives
Ltd.,
Corp.
and
notes
of
rate
offered.
the
1.250,000
250.000
shares
shares
of
5%
shares
which
to
the
in
next
of
evidenced
$350,000
the, stock
by
issuance
demand
above
notes.
the
to
conversion
upon
of
stock.
purchase
forth
set
are
the
and
See
number
Allen
Lunt
&
-V.
125,000
Company
184,
and
The
U.
hurst,
N.
the
S.
\
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Coil Products Co.
Air
Y.,
Force
production
of
will
range
aircraft.
a
and
Atlas
Inc.—Large AF Order—
granted
Kollsman
of
has
precision
been
of
one
aviation
this
country's
instruments
and
leading
systems
1929.
Automatic
the
on
"The
new
James
O.
Burke,
Kollsman
of
President
former
and
the
tracks
The
ment
\
\
present
lirst
veloped
of
by
this
first
U.
close
series
S.
of
the
Navy.
to
contract
of
is
automatic
under
U.
The
Air
initial
with
Force
rapidly
$60.000,000.—V.
the
navigation
contract
S.
Calif.,
The
port's
under
and
Board
which
20
four
not,
The
(he
and
of
the
and
production
backlog
being de¬
Develop¬
and
Bureau
of
fdr
order
equipments
Research
the
increasing,
183,
Kollsman
at
is
"In
the
royalties
California—Harbor Oil Rights—
tion
lease
been
of
1,350
will
$100,000
annually"
have
Port
eranted
Los
offshore
Angeles,
Mr,.
of
30'c
oil
as
in
acres
the
"pay
the
cash
bonus,
a
This
port's
Board
HaH>nr
of
whether
oil
Com¬
is
in
small
the
at
the
Mr.
Inc.
(ounce
Texas
Y., Elkton,
corporation.
or
which
Md.,
produces
Bulletin
its
and
associates
is
been
185,
trichloride
and
previously
is
J.
of
with
offshore
Standard
and
drilling
in
a
Standard
iri
rights
single
had
Oil
Los
for
research
purposes
front
the
Angeles,
be
paid
the
proposal covering
Harbor
Department in
oil
the
teaming
Waters.
James
Oil and
$250,600.
with Standard
J.
the
Arditto
"and
as
the
of
Noah
to
E.
of
due
wells
20-year
as
at
&
Sons,
be
may
lease."—V.
184,
mutually
S
Tilo
tion
Oil
Co.
completed
made in
was
Offering—Men¬
issue of Jan. 14 of the public offer¬
our
and
sale of $25,000,000 4V4% sinking fund deben¬
through F. S. Moselev fr Co. and as^'ates at 100%
tures
and
accrued
interest.
PROCEEDS—The
with
available
applied,
to
balance
will
net
funds
the
added
requiiements
S51.OOC.OCO
production
balance
Capital
The
lor
future
and
industry,
and
capital
for
at
to
volume
for
the
the
of
Nov.
be
petrochemical,
of
approxi¬
crude
oil
concess'ons
for
refining;
1956,
and
upon
The
factors
many
developments
to
S40.0CO,000
capital
be
for
It
is
the
anticipated
substantial,
new
funds,
general
that
Sohio's
in
facilities
if
in
petroleum
including
refinery
additional
$45,000,003.
including
in
any,
1957
to
opeiatious
may
be
provided
.
-
-
through
.
the
sale
of
be
which
securities
for
Ark.,
a
to
number
this
on
40-acre
a
site.
or
the
it
of
sports
1956
was
iiuer.
passenger
/
the
of
corporation.
new
announced
shortly
The
soon
as
as
Debentures
—
debentures,
on
an
series
A,
1063.
p.
finished
new
produced
the
samples
not
job
of
these
siding
of
present
Stereo-Viewers
and roofing carried
picture of tile color,
true
a
prospective customer might visualize
home.
a
his
on
Tilo
of
displaying products, the foldable
show
to
different
on
results
with
3-D
folding
the Taylor-Merchant Corp.
by
introduction
unique method
permits
sales
successful
and
could
20th
types
of
Tislmian
the
which
space,
to
of
life
is .now
Tile
be
installations
homes.—V.
from
184,
other
areas
2490.
p.
covers
at
tho
at
Co., Boston, Mass., has
38-story,
air-conditioned
new
Fifth
666
by
15
Alan
the
Marks
in
Avenue
V.
York
New
Tishman,
Fifth
the
at
15
Vice-Presi¬
$25 000,000
Jr.,
is
Bernstein,
rental
floor
largest
ol
the
currently
one
Marks,
F.
aggregate
an
feet of
square
is
of
David
Joseph
by
at
years
which
r8te
Avenue.
negotiated
17,400
Agency,
Mutual,
policies
579
was
of
approximately
by
England
insurance
which
period
a
Jan.
on
involves
New
located
lease,
Insurance
in
Company.
occupied
the
Life
floor
construction
announced
was
-is
area,
Other
major
Warner
Fifth
call
Bros.
net,
—V.
185,
writing
per
year.
Presid ent.
as
broker,
in
the
Inc.,
Restaurant,
excess
m
Lenton
at
explained
meeting
a
on
the
ol
already
of
New
by
approved
completion
from
loop
of
Kosciusko
the
Indianao' li*.
Intl..
is
program
facilities
north
the
to
$36,000,000
including
for
con¬
into Chicago,
pending
for
the
TP,
before
has
piogram
a
Inc.,
and
area
total
of
Corp.,
Stouffer's
more
the
skyscraper
new
is
scheduled
than
November,
for
1957.
190,
p.
trustees
the
been
shares
the
in
Stockholders
of
will
The
of
stock
it
to
$14
Jan.
on
22
rights
will
entitled
be
subscribe
to
share for the
per
stock to be offered to
for each eight shares
to
will
subscribe.
be
dated
it).
than
90v
of the
& Tide Insurance
Corp., Buffalo, N. Y., has been
acceptance of its offer lor that stock.
It said the
Jan.
on
Abstract
tendered
offer
price ot
additional share
Feb.
on
(N. Y.)—Stock Offering—
a
value capital
par
one
evidencing
expire
company
$8
ol
record
warrants
Jan.
and
of
ratio
Twenty-day
30
established
16
Jan.
on
additional
35,750
stockholders
held.
been
Bowles,
&
representing
Titte Guarantee & Trust Co.
were
Foster-Wheeler
feet.
square
of
Include
structure
of
The
Pnancinr
tenants
Pictures,
Avenue
525,000
near
securities
senior
existing bank
an
that
and
loan
possibly
in
for
Guarantee
announced
14
that,
more
remaining
Tide
stockholders will remain open until Fch. 28.
is offering $15.25 cash and 4-10ths of
for each share of the Buffalo company.
For all
shares deposited by Jan. 22 payment will be made Jan. 24,
it
said.
The two companies,
both of which
write real estate title
insurance, will continue separate operation, according to William H.
Deafly, Title Guarantee President.—V. 184. p. 2737.
The
share
a
its
of
Company
stock
own
authorization
from
FPC
on
time
River.
Naff
7,200,000
on
of
common
transition"
excellent
load
gas
for
and
shares
Texas
gas
ol
"imponderables,"
such
the
as
of
amount
he
said.
of $2.30
By
1958,
to $2.50
the
the
N.
Y.,
"by
to
the
outstanding.
which
in
sales
during
increases
in
should be earning
added.—V. 184. p. 2674.
in
companv
share,
per
he
International
have
process
of
De
sulphur
plant
for
Mexico, S. A. De C.
Service
De
Texas,
:s
Mexico.
R'ports
to
date
proposed
per
Mexican
donation
of
refugees
by
food
in
Austria
a
manufac¬
was
loaded
Red
of
Packing Co., Inc., of Rochester and Albany,
processed meats and lard was turned over
prior to being placed aboard the freighter
Cross
to the Port of Bremorhaven, Germany, from wvieh
will be shipped to Austria for distribution to Hungatian
Walter L. Hagemen, Sales Manager, made the presentation
for Tobin Packing on Jan.
10.
Carrying Red Cross f'.ags oh its front, and its sides bedecked with
banners stating "En route to Europe: Our gift of food for Hungarian
relief," the Tobin vehicle picked up the first part of its cargo at
the Rochester plant ot
the company, proceeded to the Albany division
lo
complete
the
load,
and
then
moved southward
to
New York.
it
point
refugees.
for
construction
Central
V.,
it
Minera
was
ol
S.
announced
$3,500,009
A.
by
Fish
tour
a
financial
the
of
Cross
Red
tile
subsidiary
of
Pish
Jan.
on
»"
Service
*3.
---
123,000
Corp..
the
sulphur
deposits
facilities
ExptcUd
will
have
completion
Justify
capacity of approximately
date is March 1, 1958.
Oil
Toklan
a
and
district,
loaded
then
aboard
the
food was turned over
ship.—V.
184,
p.
2373.
Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Holder to Sell Its In¬
vestment—New President Elected—To Expand
Activities
that Cecil V. Hagen, of Houston, Texas.,
purchase all the Toklan stock ow^ea
or
controlled by Venezuela Syndicate. Inc.
A
F
Childcrs, Jr., formerly Executive Vice-President of the company,
has been elected
President, succeeding Roy B. Kelly of Washington.
It
D.
was
recently announced
reached
has
geological and engineering studies on
Village of Texistepec, Vera Cruz, McXtco.
the
Indicate
new
day.
Tobin
the
trailer-load
American
Following
construction
of
the new facilities, the Fish announcement said.
Core drilling and
engineering studies have been under way since mid-summer
1956.
tons
by
t,ho
first
the
Hungarian
the
consignment
on
completing
near
of
freighter
American, Scout,
Pier 59,
North
York. The ship was scheduled to clear this port on Jan. 20.
aboard
Sulphur Co.—Unit Expands—
completed
beer,
New
be
to
relict
the
10
Donated
told
Eastern
increased
Fall.
Jan.
share
per
believed
for
the
not
yet
available,
Mr.
probably would exceed $2
is
What
turer
pipeline will be received in
complete its entire program by this
to
based
Tobin Packing Co., Inc.—Makes Relief Donation—
equity
agreement,
are
"year
a
of
products
income
deposits located
The
and
in
between
San
Francisco
12-day round trip basis.
agent lor the "Leilani."
on
the
as
be
184,
program,
entire
ordinary
Issuance
R-
Houston,
1.000
Hilo
act
President
England ^Mut ual
the
dent
It
PI"ns
in
structure
program
and
the
in
this
of
alternating
and
will
Before
sales
New
Tnc
Herring. President of the latter -mtip'-'iv,
C""tr<»l
a
subsidiary
of Texas International Sulphur Co.,
owns
a
acre
sulphur concession on mineral rich southern Mex.co a
of Tehauntepec.
Fish
Honolulu.
ownership
subordinated
reports
building under
City,
company's total ouloi»t, wv
will
be
in
excess
of
100,000
line
confidence
Eastern
an
Negoiiations
the
Newenter
are
salesmen
Viewer
ojficc
lo
R-
New
in
she 'Will
Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc.—New Lease—
grocery,
season.
time,
range
Texas
by
ship¬
a
arrival
upon
where
Textron Inc. early
has been a profound
will
officers
Tilo
country
Ihe
manufacturing
to Carl R. Fryc,
Pennsylvania
and
facilities to oil products,
from
the
earnings
net
1957
summer
Service
to
at
trauitional
by
year,
elected
was
City.
completely
the
new
according
contemporary
of
a
Inc.
Tilo
by
leased
production
(he
cost
of
purchased gas finally allowed Texas Eastern's suppliers
by the FPC and the start-up of ihe converted pipeline and the ex¬
panded gas facilities, make estimates of earnings for U957 impossible
the
blowing
12
City.
trie
$1,560,000.
border
issuance
expressed
amount/!
teimed
at
York
with
service
Jan.
on
New
California
to
the
Honolulu
developed
York
Stereo
of
the
expansion
phase
trips
1967.—V.
1,
agencies
soon
plant
through
$40,000,000
anticipates
A
1620.
p.
Roofing' Co., Inc.—Stereo Viewer Helps Sales—
the
a
Securities—
$101,000,000
Texas
modest
the
and
expenditures
mid-1957,
Chicago.
in
be required for such future expenditures above the funds
genera I'd
borrowings....
enable
he
whistle
Island
with
$1,500,000
Through this
2787.
p.
Vice-Chairman,
gas
line
through
and
1P56
miscellaneous.
approximated
for
as
Chairman
Commission.
that
unused
increased
business.
for
of
be
Jr.,
through
While
He
183,
reorganized
in
lecated
the
Mexican
conversion
F'iisrh
30,
required
continue
Ohio.
acquisition
will
any
for
was
$6,000,003
opeiating results.
will
Toledo,
and
provide
$30,000,000
conditions,
approximately
constructed
about
dependent
Sohio's
operations
expenditures,
marketing;
may
economic
expenditures
1953
from
together
christened
River,
route
en
"Leilani"
Line,
Clothes
Completion
latter
the
said
analysts
a
deoencures
contemplated capital expenditures
through
be
follow:
of
larger
the
88,900.000
which
will
years
business
from
transportation,
expenditures
amounts
sale
generated
capital
which
$8,000,000
details
the
working capital
1955
of
'including
Venezuelat;
for
to
resulting
Sohio's budget for
mately
from
internally
payment
be
Further
proceeds
by
and
Increase
be
on
Naff,
T.
lateral
a
Naff
the
to
on
drill
to
first
Mr.
on
company.—V.
welcomed
depth, texture, and design which
111.,
and
issuance of $31,000,000 in preferred stock; $40.000,.*
mortgage bonds and $30,000,000 in debentures.
Of
the
remaining 8140.000,000. Mr. Naff said Texas Eastern expects to secure
in
is
the
to
East
Viewers,
about
transaction
products
Transmission Corp.—Plans
natural
Power
Naff
securities
(Ohio)—Debenture
cash
a
finished
James Hill,
about
around
$241,000,000
the
of
on
Mr.
of
company
New
2489.
p.
to
$100,000,000
Standard
Chicago,
Inc.,
in
plant
company's existing 30-inch
storage area in
western
of
and
She
round
Sept.
This
Firm—
through farm supply outlets,
new
will
begin
George
struction
000
263.
p.
Co.,
there
184.
will
The
and
to
a
soufh
the
Oak ford
estimated
an
d-Con
3
program,
part of
which
has
Power
Commission,
includes
Fedcial
well
one
Rodenticide
$64,000,000
already
spent
for
facilities from Beaumont, Texas, to Kosciusko, Miss.;
$140,003,030 for construction of additional natural gas lines from Beau¬
mont
9.
Angeles
oi
Stereo
of
Society of Security Analysts,
Approval
Kadane
Dietrich.
drill
additional
many
during the term
upon
and
affiliates plan
G.
are
Jan.
d-Con
break
program
Eastern
by
obligated
corporation on Jan. 4 announced that title had been pas ed
Ounegan property ir. Old Town, Me., to the new owners, the
issue
company's
substitute pipeline
on
to
will
size
184,
conversion
firms
Standard
agreed
lor
royalties
16
The
>
companies
found.
lour
Frank
and
oil
The
operations
$100,000,000 Additional
York
the
is
Privately—The corporation, it was announced
16, has placed privately, through Emch & Co.,
Jan.
obtain¬
:
Jan.
the
gas
Staulfer's
by
139.
p.
rodenticides,
inventory ol
distributed
pay
in
exclusively
with
North
was
diversification
Jaxton
office
stores.—V.
150'),
in
construction
Details
per
gas
of
completed.
The
New
York
administrative
and
selling personnel
are
in
the
process of being set up and operations at the mill
are
scheduled to
begin approximately Jan. 15 to 20.—V. 185, p. 86.
Corp., Newark, O.—Expansion Planned—
future.—V.
who
Jr.,
Thorp Finance Corp., Milwaukee, Wis.
available
dissolved
present
are
hardware
feet
Cole,
officially
86,
display
water
Far
the
Present
plant
the
at
expansion
Federal
independent
application
located
been
.sales
and
products
Texas
will
acquired
name,
corporation
square
Was
liner
Coast-Hawaiian
10
Sold
quantities
gram)
facility to be located at Arkadelphia.
Vice-President and General Manager.
for
S.
agreement
Pier
remaining slate ot
organizational plans
York-Ohio
and Doininguez,
nationally
has
Inc.—Acquires
has
the
approximately
are
„
four
leases
oil
The
they
area.
gas
event
but
of
Tectum
This
of
feet
Ounegan Woolen Mills Inc.
Murray Ros-jn, President of Empire Sportswear of Hempstead,
Long
Island, N. Y., was named Chairman of the Board, and Jack E. Mintz
Division
and
New
antimony
handled
be
Department,—V.
has
Co.
continue
This
drilled
1—was
feet
cubic
shipboard Lanai Kai, the swimming pool, the sun
newly created cabin quarters, and public lounges.
Los
on
by
Sterling
plans call for removal of the Chicago
to Sterling's
headquarters building
City," at 1450 Broadway some time in the spring.
reported that the d-Con line of products will be manu¬
a
new plant under construction
in Alliance, Ohio.
Pending
start
and
No.
cubic
million
Sells Ounegan Property—
Chemicals
chloride.
cnloride,
will
manufacturer' of
same
at
Broussard
3,140,000
per
"Leilani,"
The
com¬
York
Hill
pro¬
Erath
interest
chartered
to Hawaiian
Steamship Co., Ltd., left on.
17-day intercoastal cruise on Jan. 14 through the Caribbean,
and Panama
Canal, to bring the vessel to the West Coast.
There¬
after, leaving from Los Angeles on Feb. 5, the "Leilani'" will make
company's Industrial
Houston,
N.
chemical
a
Technical
executive
factured
gas
special
Division.-
Drug,
d-Con
New
found
than
tract,
they amalgamated
from
parent
Nyotex
of
aluminum
and
products
trichloride,
largest
firm's
in
at'
purchase
The
of
corporation
under
Leilnni"
Jan.
additional
&
Units—
the
into
part
a
facilities
involving the purchase of its
good will, it was announced on
qf the Board.
opera¬
separate
may
Blyth
principal
and
Two
Staulfer's
made
fluoride
Development
world's
drilling
agreement
inner harbor
for five years.
discovery, Standard
lass
on
1.350-acre
Originally,
filed
and
determined
as
86.
p.
Corp.,
as
been
main
these
Preliminary
Market
an
100 barrels per well per day.
This rate
on
a
sliding scale up to 50'r on 250 barrels per well per
Menveg said that there are already several wells in
the
southern
the
be
said.
named
aie
being manufactured on a semi-commercial basis by this com¬
Although the company does not categorize its capacity or out¬
put of the new product as "commercial," it does acknowledge that
the chemical is now available it; quantities
ranging up to hundreds of
pounds.
A
new
company':.
one-third
by the fact that there
generational
in the concept of vacation and pleasure travel in our country.
Textron with its 14 divisions in
widely unrelated industries achieves
now
Calif.
Commissioners announced
company
of
$20,000
the
of
will
oil
sum
event
of
on
cash
operated
now
Chemicals
only
H.
motivated
Introduces Titanium Trichloride—
drug
increase
day."
ing
he
its
all
of
the
According to the Board's announcement, made
by Lloyd Menveg,
President: ."The annual payments of
$20,000, in addition to the $100,003
cash bonus,
will be paid in advance, to be credited
against royalties
paid each succeeding year should oil be found.
cost
will
corporation
Co.—Merges
manufacturing aluminum
hydrogen chloride.
Sales
Aeronautics
730.
p.
affiliates
Harbor
Standard
years.
missioners
but
The
about
located at Niagara Falls.
Industrial
d-Con
Oil Co. of
company
rights in the inner harbor
and
offering
the
Corp.
185,
Chemical
hydrogen
are
The
$26,000,000
a
Standard
This
will
decks,
con¬
Division.
will
or
units
added.
has
has
anhydrous
success-
.
Ko'lsman
Command
the
for
the
Securities
Corp. above.—V.
will
latter
Chemicals
of
a
new
era
in
aerial
navigation.
President,
Victor
E.
Carbonara,
it
auto¬
celestial
bodies
and
computes
precise
aircraft
matically
direction."
now
in
Commission,
since
by ,Kollsman's
of
shares
the
to
Chemical
Sterling:
contract,
development by
Compass marks
Astro
Conceived
the
in
Jr.-E.
flows
distillate
by
an
700-passenger
Pacific
into
Commenting,
Standard, sa d,
lal
ofiered
common
York-Ohio
New
The
is
Kollsman Instrument Corp., Elmsubsidiary a $26,000,000 contract for
and revolut'onary Automatic Astro
Compass
strategic effectiveness of high speed,
long
the
issued
simplify and strengthen its organizational structure, this
has integrated two former subsidiaries, Nyotex Chemicals,
able
•.,/«'
•
will
unspecified number of common
simultaneously in the United States
an
pany.
has
new
increasa
manufacturers
\
wholly-owned
a
which
'
;
S.
on
a
Stauffer
125,000
.
be
Dominion
company
Titanium
Standard
of
supplied
also
V To
2674.
p.
wiil
said,
anhydrous
below:
:
"S,
colorful
•'
be
V
..
a
a
tire
surrounding it.
Cole
and
of
of
owns
part
company
Inc.—Steamship Enters Hawaiian Service—
ceremony
Pacific
Units
Hamlin
••
and
Well—
reported
Approximately 500 guests attended the christening ceremonies and
inspected the "Leilani's" new facilities, including such features as the
proceeds will go to repay borrowings incurred in its construction
to finance additional expansion, and to provide working capi¬
the
plants
underwriters
SEC
15
cnange
number
and
Inc.,
Nyotex
for
preferred
of
agreed
of
amount
sale
1
corporation
debentures
pay¬
to
operating credit at the
an
in
the
will be
reserved
names
has
each
of
convertible
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
5i/s% )
<currently
consummation
Borrowings thereunder
+Includes
the
interest
upon
the
Canada.
pany
*The Royal Bank of Canada lias approved
prime
the
units
The
with
statement
program
Electro
as
referred
registration
a
S.
feet
drilled
under
harbor
the
This
acres
H.
barrels
was
well
York
of first mortgage sinking fund bonds, due June 1,
number of shares of its $1 par common
securities,
by
paragraph.
contingent
filed
has
.
The
year
held
are
subordinated
are
$850,000
proposed
which
well
The
La.
1,200
12,334
23.95
second
board
and
of
Textron
unspecified
an
Co.—New
Jan.
on
southeastern
choke.
The
corporation
These
tal,
notes,
The
underwriters.
per
plus
14-64
a
industry.
resources
depth
day,
a
tnc
well—the
new
a
President,
in
Parish.
well
new
The
solid foundation in the mineral
a
sisting of $1,003 of
250,000 shs.
$100,000
are
and
Vermilion
the
2787.
p.
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
stock.
Co.,
3,374.670 shs.
notes
in
184,
Petroleum
Eoyle,
well'located
Tract,
4,827.879 she.
2463.
p.
and
later
500,000 shs.
Refractories
Abrasives
and
principal
*495,000
17,000.000 shs.
$495,000
The
1963,
The
"$2,000,000
$2,000,000
V,
215,514 shs.
<
7.500,000 shs.
completing
is
covering $26,000,000
Outstanding
($5 par)
the
on
183,
and
FINANCING
850,000
"
189;
National
Stewart
ducing
York
H.
feldspar
495,000
Texas
W.
340,954 shs.
Uranium
corporation
shares.
PRESENT
25,0C0X-J0
*
„
value)
par
p.
:
.
plant
.
Stanrock Uranium Mines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
for
engaged
mining and
at
grinding
milling facilities
and
the
—V.
toe
$2 000.000
Sept., 1965
Dec., 1961
due
+Notes payable, to bank
;
5'a convertible preferred stock
Common stock ($1 par
and
185,
25,030X00
Guaranty Trust Inc. of Houston arranged financing of the
July 19o6. through an investment syndicate.—V. 184, p. 471.
in
Outstanding
$28,000,000
negotiations to acquire all of the
properties and assets of New-Mar Mining Co., it was announced on
Jan. 16 by William R. MeCormick, President.
New-Mar holds extensive
mining claims in the lead, copper, gold and silver producing areas of
the San Juan and Crested Butte regions of western Colorado.
Mr. MeCormick stated that this acquisition will give Standard more
the
•
TO
FINANCING
to
mining,
Authorized
subordinated
5"V subordinated
5f?
V.
also
i$10
diversification
in
of
company
has been
of construction for
of
program
GIVING
1959.
by
the
glass
industry
and
by-product,
flake
mica
for
Feldspar,
more
CAPITALIZATION
tho
1.
used
purpose
ol
a
subsidiary, The Golding-Keene Company
Golding-Keene is presently mining, milling and
ana
Jan.
be
executive
for
of
common
for
a
industries.
The
months in a program
past 15
milling
feldspar
will
and
principal
roofing
the
Camden.
option
shares of
five
financing
formed
v.as
the
at
of
its construction
of
with
Canada,
rate
It is cumulative from
from
and
ceramic
paint
the
stock,
portion
a
Quebec,
convertible
are
at
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
[ t real.
stock
Standard
preferred
into
NEW
at
This
holders
TO
1968 $30,000,000
($100 par value)
in
serie^t
3W—X
A,
Common
unit.
per
EFFECT
1,
sinking fund debs due Jan. 1, 1982
Preferred stk.—cumul.
Corp.
Each
debs, due April
sinking fund
4^4'r
share of 5% convertible preferred
one
shares
two
on
500,000
Spar-Mica
Ltd. has been oversubscribed and the books closed.
stock
GIVING
Authorized
Co.
offering of units of 250,000 shares of
common
CAPITALIZATION
Canada—Securities
&
49
(385)
Chilriers
"For
the
Continent
area,
and
Gulf
Coast
"In
the
line
on
future,
to
Jan.
area
with
the
of
7
in
said
in addition
production
base
of
agreement
who resigned.
C.
Mr.
a
an
part;
to continuing its
operations in the Mid-
plans to expand its activities to include
acquisitions as well as exploratory drilling in the
Texas and Louisiana.
company
this
company* lrom
decision,
Tulsa
it
to
is
planned
Houston
as
to
move
oi
Feb.
the home officer
1.
1957.
Division
Chronicle-
The Commercial and Financial
50
.
.
1957
Monday* January 21,
,
(386)
1
•
i
will
offices
giadie
The
SEC
corporation
covering
a
this
Offered—An in¬
Stanlev
5Vz%
debentures due Jan. 1, 1982 at 100% and accrued interest.
This: offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. •>
-
banking syndicate managed by Morgan
& Co. offered on Jan. 17 $16,712,700 of 25-year
lOCC
Fund
Management Corp.. 458 So. Spring
Cain"., has been named as the underwriter.
July
Travelers Insurance Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
Paradise, Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.
to
dividends oh the
amortization
will
share. Holders of outstanding common stock are to.be
right 10 subscrioe for tne new common stock at $15 per
cash,
or
in
exchange lor
preferred stock
at
its
par
value
per
without
•
(dividends accrued to the date of exchange to be
not subscribed for by the common stock¬
the preferred stockholders
Any stock not
paid for in accordance with such offers will be disposed
ba
subscribed
or
of
directors
may
determine.
.corporation
was
organized
the
as
The
Arizona* law
under
to carry
It
Tyrex Drug & Chemical Corp., Hoboken, N. J.—Stock
Securities Corp., also of Hoboken, on
publicly offered 150,000 shares of common stock
cent) at $2 per share.
Jan. 3
(par
one
The
net
proceeds
materials
to be' used to
working capital
are
for
also
and
purposes.—V,
184,
equipment and raw
general corporate
pay
for
and
other
fered—The
corporation
its
Suburban Propane Gas Corp.—Expansion-
units
Through the acquisition of properties In Pennsylvania and New York
that
the
corporation
this
2,
extended
the
purchased
company
Atlantic
the
of
assets
receipts at $100'
escrow
of
New
Pa.*
known
half
The
Inc.,
the
as
States
Atlantic
Surburban
With
Lancaster. Pa. and of Atlantic States Gas Co. of
Cortland, N. Y., through new subsidiary companies
Surburban Atlantic States Gas Co. of Pa., Inc.
and
Inc.,
York,
this
million
Ges
of
Y.,
Inc;,
Propane
826.
now
Co.
N.
Surburban
acquisition.
customers.—V.
184,
p.
has
respectively.
raise
to
to
a
sell
$1,000,000
combination
Offering—An offer¬
hold
ing of 500,000 shares of the capital stock (par 10 cents)
at $5 a share was made on Jan. 17 by The Sunrise Capital
Corp. of 37-12 — 84th Street**Jackson Heights, N. Y..
BUSINESS—The
vestment
Sunrise
Fund
is
diversified
a
organized
recently
company
Inc.
Willard
possible
L.
Doyle,
President of
of' the Fund
investments
panies
which
business
well
are
activities
business
The
ali
that
in
the
over
known
Long
on
but
area
States
United
Island
which
and
(N.
CAPITAL'.ZATION——As
outstanding
of
out
Terry
L.
I.,
of New
Cronin
Quogue,
L.
Beyer
L.
t >vo
L.
Underwood
I.—V.
has
is
He
also
and
Western
of
partner
Pacific
other
General
Garden
Preuss
Heights,
Lazarcl
this
L.
of
John
I.;
Co.,
Lincoln
known
Freres
Steel
-
and'Arthur
&
National
Life
Fi¬
Insurance
185,
to
investment
its
Accumulative
filed
company
registration
statement
Fund
Shares,
$1
model
house,
Jan
on
additional
an
value,—V.
par
United States Plywood
A'
amendment
an
covering
the
184,
advanced
most
Of
11
1,500.000
their
to
The
suburb
of
thousands
of
Highlight
Surf wood
in
saving
The
the
labor
of
from
is
double
and
material
on
and
year,
the
brand
a
duty
in
be
throughout
structure
a
will
this
House,"
built
was
house
May
visitors
of
Duplex,
It
in
con¬
but
the
display
is
ultimate
Holland
and
open
expected
to
U.'
which
adds
new
a
Plywood
not
it
A
color
new
been
There
In
compilation
There
is
to
of
data
a
bonding
and
184,
corporation,
specifying
of
87
color
on
data
p.
in
effects
this
colors,
in
the
of
of
types
and
Micarta,
trugrains
on
a
included
in
sizes
and
data.
of
concerning
Micarta,
information
relative
to
its
the quality and standards of the prod¬
2787.
Upjohn Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.—Buys TV Systems
Acquisition
The
of
was
of
33
newly-developed
announced
equipment
Pleasantville,
war
N.
Y.f
on
Jan.
14
purchased
a
large-screen projection
by this company.
from
subsidiary
Corp.
of
Geivral
General
Precision
bonds
of
offering
the
by
an
will
trading
be
company
the
of
will
the
and
area
will
$9,000
hrld
be
$1,000,000
The
and
capital
in
has
escrow
sub¬
been
United
original
lightweight
■
been
marketed
it
has
not
Although
States, There
has
six
are
"Cellular"
plants
wall panels.—V.
or
184,
is
plans
to
erect
s'te
a
79th
II
by
completed
and
a
East
of
36,000
St.
sellers'
The
the
were
presently
338
for
East
the
television
the
iloor
and
Laboratory
Precision Equipment,
Contract—
to
has
•
service equipment
building
will
First
York
company,
inventory
and
equipment
of
,
R.
of
operated
as
a
said
President,
Caldwell,
are
Jamestown
the
wholly-owned subsidiary under the
name
being
tenant
drawn,
commercial
for
parking.—V.
and
space
184,
it
on
2165.
p.
initial
left
and
of
ounces
processed
The
the
only
silver
per
through
to
combined
day
Vitro
milling
and
cents
Meanwhile,
of
in
ton
the
per
-
share
A
be
completed
can
be
which
Big
Co.'s
will
of
extraction
mill
at
'Salt
be
carried
on
about
S25.00G
per
at
gradually
Co.,
a
of
Board
the
from
cheaply,
of
the
Lake
at
or
'
operating
concerns
Metallic
(Canada)
Co.
..
.
subsidiaries ot
Cleveland; and
Cooksville,
at
Ltd.,
as
Co..
Products
will
Ontario.—V.
Wooster Rubber are
The Wooster Rubber
184, p. 2675.
will
Utah.
of
at
be
This
50
rate
annually.
month Than
revealed
was
Director
of
Zenith
of
are
be
TV
short
in
higher
Mr.
best
television
receivers
.
suppiy.
As
in
than
*
total
lower
are
a
-
' '
a
year
and
ago,
distributor
and That
consequence,
January
'
inventories
many models
Zenith January production wifl
in order to fill the continuing
factory
than
;
1956.
j-
.
'
1J
reported that Zenith's 1956 radio s3les. in units
materially ahead of the industry's 'performance for
and
the
period"
Phonograph and high-fidelity receiver sa'e; were
the company's experience, he added.—V. 184, p. 1734.
the
Truesdell
dollars,
same
Zenith
more
.
that
said
sets
demand.
sold
during any other December in the-company's history,
on
Jan. 3
by L. C. Truesdell, Vice-President and
Sales.
Truesdell
Mr.
tons
the
It
distributors
corporation's
The
be
Receiver Sales High—
Radio Corp.—TV
Zenith
to- 16;
six
silver,
rate
Jamestown
persons
containing
also
City,
the*
month,
of
.
employs 75
stores.
Other
Midwest
the
Grand
Canyon,
Ariz., production
of rich uranium
increasing at the Orphan
mine
of Golden Crown
sitbsid ary of Western, Gold,
During the
first four
months
of
regular production
ended Nov.
30,
the. company posted
operating profits of $60,900.
About, $31,000 of this amount was reInvested
in
mine
development
aimed at
a
production rate of 100
is
Mining
variety
t,.e
at
last
after
Chairman
in the pr^aucUon
of
plastics, plastic paints, and baked enamel finishes , for industrial
users,
and
special plastic: coatings for fabrics and
wire products.
Jamestown Finishing Products had been a
major supplier for plastic
dips used by Wooster Rubber in the production oi
its Rubbermaid
line of dish drainers a net other coated wire items.
The new subsidiary will also begin to produce houseware items for
national distribution through department stores, hardware, chain and
The
Abundant dumps
grade.
contain
handled
as
serve
Inc.
•
new subsidiary presently
February.
of
mine
ore
Reef
silver
of
late in
Hill
silver
Silver
section
yielding
country
commercial
its
of
its
shipment
uranium
company's
area,
at
ore.
mill.
-ore.
Uranium
will
in 'the
and
operation
completion
15-ton
10.
the
good
the
hew
yield profits
and
that
one
both
mines
first
Jan.
on
added
uranium-bearing
shipped
40
is
uranium,
silver
site
announced
uranium-siiver
The
construction
announcement
Reef
11
of
Utah.
the
under
is
Jan.
on
processing
Leeds,
near
also
Uranium, Inc.—Completes Mill—
be
of Jamestown
Inc.
Caldwell^ will
Mr.
East
will
concern
Finishes,
now.
provide
for sub-surface
333-39
Avenue,
Inc., at
Finishing'Products,
Jamestown
Y.
N.
Jamestown,
major U. S. and Canadian producer cf houseware
has announced the purchase of the Hint,
a
oroducts,
automotive
James
City.
d-signed,
comp'etely
was
(Ohio)—Acquires N. Y. Plant—
Co
Rubber
Wooster
This
and
Finishes.
1513-17
New
St.,
structure
&
corporation
and
The
ore
&
Inc.-;.—-
Union Switch & Signal, who also
launcher
vehicles for the
Martin
MATADOR weapons system program.
The Ground Servicv <"ans ave
4-wheel trailers whose primary function i« t.-> service
the B-57E by
loading and/'or unloading the target tow cable.—V. 184, p. 1398.
individuals.
owns
80th
apartment
that
ground
This
of
Co.,
"
and
Western Gold
silver
''SO.OOO
500,000
750,003
Ac
Co.—Air Force
Switch
Co.,
handling
ground
1519-27
Estate
1*250 ooo
Fressovich
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
Brake
Air
Union
Martin
L.
1957.
January,
luxury
at
Co.
Smithers h Co.—
W.
S.
Sfrord
and
manufactured by
manufacture
the
trail pert
and
square
located
l.S^OOOO
100 009
2490.
p.
Glenn
This
Vice-President.foot site
Newman,
the
properties
Peabodv & Co.Grange fr C".__
developed
westerly blockiront
in New York City,
Sts.,
M.
of
six
air-conditioned
entire
80th
Robert
the
80th
group
the
and
assembly
purchcase
340
large
a
covering
East
Jan.
on
corporation
expected
mill
F.
Ripicy & Co.
.2—1,500,000
1.84,
the
in
in
1734.
p.
R.
Co
S'umal Di-isinnl under contract
delivered a complement of Gm.und.Service Carts for
servicing their Martin B-57E high speed, twin-jet
tow
target plane currently in production for the U.
S. Air Force.
This equipment was unveiled and successfully demonstrated by Martin
and
the
Air Defense
Command at Vihcent Air Force Bass,
Yuma,
Ariz., during October of last year.
The production contract for the
Ground Service Carts will be completed with delivery of the final unit
been
operating
La
1,250.001
This" 'company's
to
commercially
heretofore
1.500.000
&
Hutton
E.
759 001
750,000
Weeks—
Kidder,
Corp.-, 1,750,000
BnVrn
Westinghouse
con¬
Ytong.
offering,
current
$291,000
the
It
years.
—V.
the
for
used
coo nm
Tncornoiated
sold.
offering
for
name
on
to
Kraus
St.,
Plans
per
systems
current
offering
Seattle-Tacoma
and
First
The
w.
$750,000
Co,_,__
Hayden, Stone
Hornblower
200,000
Co.—
&
Merle-Smith_i_2
D'ck
date
Haniman
the
or
been
the
of
expenses,
between
and
froniv old
compr^enrivc
applications,
of
Watts
Weeks <V Co
Brown A S^ns—
Alex.
"
,
the
from
England, Germany, Poland, Norway, Eelg.u n,
(Calgary).
The
finished
product
is
made
into
building
Avenue
Avenue
Silver
printing.
includes
:
months
debentures:
cf
5on 0^0
Knapp, Inc.—To Erect Apartment Building—
concentrates
product.
folder
:r T.
12
amount
Co.. Inc.
F 'ker,
in
corporation
The
79th
richness
folder, has just
architects, designers
eight-color
J
principal
have
severally
forth opposite their
of an aggregate of
b"low
named
underwriters
Stnnlev *<i- Co.a^S2,41'>,'700
Mo'-gan
the subscribers
to
bonds
or
bonds,
Robert W. Baird
each
for
Baker
returned
stock
not
raised
be
27
Canada
&
property
serve
patterns
full
chart,
to
stock
cash
$16,712,700
and
unit
ea-h
'
date
capital
in Sweden.
the
contracting
a
four-page
a
in
announced
was
First
'for
attract
Chart—
Micarta,
description
a
Color
presented
the
technical
uct.—V.
this
total
a
is
for
others
which
addition
detailed
by.
and
are
chart
Hie
chart
published
Ufcorators
Micarta
for
corporation
The
by
mill
New
the
trade
others
and
First
iiving.
Issues
capital
t,0
mortgage
in
agreed to underw-ite, in the respective amounts s*>t
naim-s.- the sale by The Ealtimore & Ohio RR.
Co.
sub¬
a
Securities
deliver
product
only
note
value
under
for
the
with
will
within
the
subsequent
a
the
is
apartment
on
tiie
S.
paf
proceeds
in
to
ol
country
Webb
in
111
country.
new
material
costs
is
South
$5
from
the
corporate
and
Jacob
"Weldwood
as
living.
Chicago.
until late
inspection
in
known
stream-lined
the
building, bloc ks, roof; slabs
lastes.
own
dwelling,
subscribed
agent
^
'
>
due
UNDERWRITER?—The
;Y
$700,0C0
1957
United
and
decorating, has been introduced by this corporation
inspiration to home builders.
It presents ideas for unmatched
elegance and iuxury that home owners in all income brackets can
modern,
of
net
$300,000
on
that
Israel
an
adapt
been
that
Wash.,
3Vr%
securing the series A end C bonds provides for pay¬
of (») an annual sinking fund of $297.400Tor
pavable to .the,.extent of net,-«wcome and cumulative
to
the extent not
paid, (b) a fixed annual sirk'n-r furd of *160.009
for the series C bonds, plus another $160,000 pa'able to the extent of
rot incom? and cumulative to the extent not paid
and (c) while bonds
of series A are outstondihg and,until bonds issued undo*- tha mortgage
have been reduced 25,% from $44,690,000
a general sinking fund enial
to 20'/
of the company's net income for the. preceding veer which
amount is reduced by the amounts referred to in clauses (at and (bj,.
At the option of the company net income entering into the comnutation in clause (c) for any year or years may be reduced by $1,250,000-
exceed
to
hot
C.
the serf's A
for
for.
Tlie
methods
Seattle,
registration
escrow
offerings has
land
$700,000
sumed
12'75.
p.
of
has
lull
a
the
months
$700,000
the
spent
Sweden
Corp.—Introduces Model House
Incorporating
24
of
for
escrow
'
OFFERT
tide Oct.
A. A'i
ment
or
subsequent
until
struction
as
Within
acquisition
ill
2737.
p.
Spring.
and
offering is not sold
concrete developed
United Funds, Inc. (N. Y.)— Registers With SEC—
This
total
mauutactured
184,
in
except 33'*, will be
offering in the event;
offering,
Ytong
(Mich.)—Exchange Offer—
Telephone Co. of Michigan above.—V.
held
be
T
bonds:
mortgage
'The
.
a
this, offering,
Alter the current offeringwithin said two years that the cor¬
writing to tile escrow i gent. The National
bonds
or
under
PROCEEDS—The
190.
p.
will
subscribed.
current
under
since.
Co.
to
the
will
with
They shall be exchanged
purchased under this; offering.
The
Die
be
companies.—V.
interest.
no
struction
thereon
of
a
plant for the manufacture of
projected
cost of
land,
buildings, equipment, working
corporation expense is the sum of $1,300,000,
Pacific
Corp.,
registration
or
time
in.
shares
60
funds
(b)
RorkvPle
of
L;
full
bonds
ot
2nd
Commission;
additional
corporation.
Laimhlin
to
RR.
nationally
in
of
Jon^s
Union Telephone Co.
See
L.
under
its'
proposed
it will provide that the public
outstanding capital stock; The com¬
thi$ further offering but has every;
the
make
such
stock
offering
unit
lbs
date
at
certified
capital
(a)
W.
MacDougall of East
City, L. Li Bernard
Rudoloh
its
All
Doyle of
Robert
of
purposes,
the
and
Commerce,
sequent
shares
2489.
p.
director
a
director
many
of
M.
(J
ol
L.
1.;
Square,
Edward
Jack'-on
L.
adopted,
to
receipts carry
has
of
Exchange
shares.
Willard
Franklin
A.
'
an
Corp.—Hettinger Elected to Board—
elected
a
Corp.,
nance
Lo.
been
I.;
of
184,
''.Albert J- Hettinger, Jr.,
j944,
Y.;
2.000,000
Hicksville,
is
75'v
it-is
convertible
or
of
construction
the
offering,
stock
do.
so
sold,
poration
$100
21,900
of
bonds
and
plan
from
years
fully
Bank
then-
become
to
escrow
purchaser
were
include
of
M.D.,
L.
Welch
is
shares.
there
of
Fund
Berg of
N.
Higgins,
Neck,
B.
issue
the
Sydney
F.
Great
1956,
Gittlcson
Heights,
Gordon
Bayside,
of
City;
James
of
L;
29,
of
Allan
Jackson
I.:
Kozicke
Center.
York
of
directors
Y.:
N.
Nov.
authorized
an
DIRECTORS—The
Baldwin,
of
will
Fund
this
committed
proceeds
for its corporate
in¬
also be conducting
elsewhere. After the-
may
possibly
offering period of about 90 days, the
open-end Investment company with redeemable
finance
ot
stock*op the-eompany* in' the ibllflVing'maniVfer: The- entire
of the offering, less 3'*
Which may he used by the company
com¬
through
Y.i
to
additional
Baltimore.
to
^ApjTAUtZATlbH: GIVING FFTFTECT '7^
l,.-1969_____2_r--_-_:-_-_--a $26,778.000" ;
Ocf. 1, 1970 _-_a—(loo
Debentures, bVi'A • due Jan. 1,
1982-2—
—17.742.000
Promissory note
3V4'//r-.due Dec. 28, 1957
!—3 500.000
Eouipt. trust obligations apd condit. S3le agreements
34,841,286' .
5'J
first preferred stock ($30 par value!a—
177.429 sbs.
"A%, ddnvertihle" second preferred Stock ($100 par value )
61.290 shs.
Common.stock (no par value)i-—
—______I—
660,908.46 shs.
the capital
the Fund, states that insofar as
will emphasize securities of com¬
initial
A.
in
stock
of
not
intention
stocks.
mon
C.
principally
invest
to
management
is
$1,300,000
completion
either
minimum
a
pany
of
upon
of
Whatever
SEC.
Sunrise- Fund, Inc.—Initial Public
total
a
Therefore,
plant.
close
serves
Co.
Ry.
.
Series
company lias a total capitalization of S4.000.000. divided into
shares of S5 par value common capital stock.
The company
800.000
Virginia
Vast
&
Series
.
Co.
at Connell'villc, the Western
to the Fastern seaboard from
centers in ihc Mid-Wst. and
also- a
fbort and relatively uncongested route to Philadelphia. N w
York
and New 'Ehgl hd, through its connection
with the Reading
Co., at Shippensburg, Pa. .
*;'* '• /'•
'■ V-y
.
AhoUu-r my.,ior
soured- of revenue is the overheadtraffic -rcc«iVeq
front The Baltimore &
Ohio RR. Co.'s; main lir>e' «t\ Cherry Run,
W.
Vs.,
and
the Norfolk' & Western Ry.
Co. at Ha^erstnwn. Md.,
for
delivery to. the Reading Co., and, to a lesser extent,
for movePittsburgh
»First
•
Oct.
on
certain of its subsidiaries.
and
Co.
Maryland provides the shortest route
Pittsburgh and many large industrial
*;
18,
1953.
It has qualified to do business in the State of Washington and
has its registered office at i700-21st Avenue South. Seattle 44, Wash..'
It intends to manufacture Ytong.
1 : * ;■
;
n';
;
Delaware
incorporated pin
was
Maryland Ry.
ment
unit; without
per.
•
BUSINESS--Corporation
Gas
States
of
1917 under Mavvland
former The Western
BUSINESS^-rThe company; was Incorporated in
Pennsylvania laws as a consolidation of the
and
Jan. 2 offered publicly 3,000
on
underwriting.
its service into central Pennsyl¬
vania
and added approximately 21.000 customers in
these two states.
Mark
Anton,
President,
in making
this announcement, explained
Jan.
on
.
Seattle,- Wash.-f^Griits. Of¬
Ytongr Corp.,
Washington
2165.
p.
The
94.2'*
.
Offered—Dennis
for exchange.
Baltimore and uhio,
of "the
outstanding
beneficial, owner of 167,127 shares, or
7 .T, fiirst
preferred stock of. Western
Marylanjd^; has agreed to accept the. exchange offer. 2
A special meeting of the Western Maryland's stockholders has been
called for Feb. Cv 1957 to authorize the Issuance o*
the5 debentures
land the 5% fir It preferred stock. Issuance of the d bentures «»nd
fiie b'v
first preferred stock is also subject to the aatjorization of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
3
interest
the
on
business.
estate
Jan.
on
at 4per annum.
*
Wuh
Chang Corp. has also agreed to make additional eontihgent
payments not exceeding' a total of 82.000.000 dependent upon iR
production at Texas- City of tin metal, tin alloys, and "tungsten. Wah
Chang has advised Federal Facilities Corporation that it expects to
make substantial capital .expenditures, to..adqpt' part of the plant to
tungsten operations and the manufacture of tin alloys, «nd th°t a
substantial portion of the facility will be maintained for the smelting-,
of
tin. subject to
economic considerations*
Federal Facilities cor¬
poration pointed out that the sale will result in the establishment at
Texas City of a private .business enterprise by a well-known, ekperitnerd firm, which eventually will afford employment in fields important
to the national defense;
4
;
«•.,
The
other
bid
for the plant,
filed by Ellis E. Pattprsoli and S.
Fislifader, Los Angeles, Calif., was withdrawn on Dec. ,20, 1956;
'
February,
in
business of a racecourse and to engage in the*
formerly owned, through a subsidiary, the
Sportman's Park horse racing plant, which was sold in
1955. Horse
racing meets are now held at its new track location,"Turf Paradise."
Net proceeds of the sale of the new
stock, estimated at $740,000.
;"will: be' used solely for the purpose of retiring issued and. outstanding
preferred stock."—V. 181, p. 752.
3954,
real
1962
1.
surrendered
•>
Any stock
ottered to
cash).
will
'
,
announced that it had
signi'd
an- agreement
with Wah Chans Corp.. Woolworth Building,
New
York 7, N. Y.,
for the sale of the Longhorn tin' smelter and
oilier assets of the government's tin program at Texas City, Texas,
lor a
price ol $1,359,000.
The government will receive a 10'/9 cash
down-payament at the time of transfer of tiile, with
the balance
to be payable in annual installments over a period of 10 years, with
Corporation
Facilities
Federal
premium
in
paid
holders
through Jan.
102 %
at
date
payment
premiums thereafter.
declining
at
The Baltimore
to
Ohio RR. Co.
a result of a
proposed exchange oifer by the Western Maryland Ry, Co.
FXCHANGE OFFER—The Western Maryland Ry. proposes
to offer
holders of its non-callable 7'U first preferred stock
»par value SICOl
The
privilege of exchanging their shares of s'ca stock for 25-year
5':
debentures and 5'<
first preferred stock (par .value $30i at
«;ie
rate.of $100 principal amount of debentures plus one share of
5',
first .preferred, stock for each share ef
first preferred stock
(N. Y.)—Buys Smelter, etc.—
Wah Chang Corp.
given" the
share
cents per share.—V. 185. p. 86.
17
justments
11,
315
are
interest
any
.offering is being made on behalf of
which will receive the debentures as
approach 856,000.000
equivalent
shares
at
ami
1521.
p.
that for
the calendar year
1956 gross revenues
and net income $14,100,000. This wold
about $9.95 per share of common
stock, after
preferred. Of this figure the effect to accelerated
amount to 92 cents and other non-recurring ad¬
estimated
is.
be
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC oil
1957, covering 50,600 shares of its $10 par common Mock,
are
to be offered for public sale, without underwriting,
This
The
184.
Virginian Ity.—1956 Earnings Estimated—
It
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Jan.
above.—V.
Corp.
cn
PRCCF^CS—fhe
Registers With
—
Oil
Toklan
Jimu
to retire 100'/* of the issue by maturity.
Redeemable tiirougn, the operation of the sinking
calculated
is
1957
1.
debentures
The
Syndicate, Inc.—Sells Toklan Stock—
Venezuela
should
Turf
1962
1,
Jan.
the option of the company at
and thereafter at declining
at
redeemable
are
including
except
that no such redemption shall be effected prior < to
Jan.
1, 1967 with borrowed funds if the interest cost of such funds
is
less
than
5'->V.
A
semi-annual sinking
xund commenc'ng on
St.,
Mutual
13,
Angeles
See
and
to
prices,
Vanderbilt
ondary offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Jan. 15 by The First Boston Corp. at
$72.75 per share, with a dealer's concession of $1 per
share. It was oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 931.
debentures
The
on Dec. 31 filed a registration statement with the
proposed h.sue of 50.000 shares of common stock
$1».
(par
Los
Maryland Ky.-—Debentures'"
Western
vestment
Exchange Commission—
Registers With Securities and
per day witlj a probability of reaching the 200-ton level.
°re
averages
0.41'/f
uranium oxide, one of the highest levels in
country*—V.* 184, p. 670.
tons
said that the new
Fund; Inc., Los Angeles, Califs—
Mutual
Vanderbilt
plus a large amount of as yet unde¬
Mid-Continent and Rocky Mountain areas.
"The Toklan company has a working interest in three wells being
drilled in Beaver County, Okla., two by Atlantic Refining Co., and one
by The Carter Oil Co.
It also has an interest in two wells currently
drilling in Osage County, Okla."—V. 183, p. 501.
the
in
acreage
six states,
in
leases
172
on
^
:
'
to enable physicians simultaneously .observe
clinical staff
meetings,
diagnostic procedures, surgery, and to par¬
ticipate with
distinguished clinicians' in-the evaluation-of difficult
and unusual case problems—V.
184. p. 2165.
'V;'
to a
depth of 12,334 feet and flows 3. 140.000 cubic Ret of gas per
h"lf int?~- 4
«st in certain
properties of National Associated Petroleum Co., with
Gulf
Coast
Leaseholds.
Inc.
buying the remaining half.
Recently.
Toklan
purchased Venezuela Syndicate's
share of these properties,
bringing its interest equal to GCL's. This results! in an increase of 40o
barrels ot oil daily in Toklan's net production.
Toklan will continue
as
operator of these properties on which there are more than 340 oil
veloped
i.
.
Director of Upjohn,
Advertising
Gauntlttt.
systems' will
be used with similar equipment
in ihbre Than" 50 cities * across the na tion to
McPherson. Kan.; and Fairfield. 111.
"In 1955 Toklan and Venezuela bynuicate* Inc. purchased a
Okla.;
wells
VC.
J.
with district offices in Pawhuska,
maintained in Tulsa,
be
•
in
'.'were
Volume
Number
185
5605
'.. The Commercial and Fimncial Chronicle
.
.
51
(387)
X
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
v
Aug.
Highway Authority, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 highway bonas offered Jan. 1G—v. 185,
i
191—were awarded to
p.
composed
-
White,
First
of
Weld
Dominick;
Hirsch
&
a
Co.;
Co.; The
3s,
due
to
Dominick
&
&
Illinois
-
Biddle
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Lyons
Walter, Woody
merdinger, at a price of
*
■
and
interest
net
cost
of
on
about
3.68%,
3,150,000- 3ViS.
'
1963
from
Due
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
1973
to
800,000 3%s. Due
Due
'"••/
■''
1976.
-The
Feb.
1,
rated
on
A
;■
'
bonds, .which
are
Poor's, constitute
and
1959-62
'
non-callable.
capital
Jan.
16—v.
to
185,
were
awarded
pany
County
O.
; Bond
14 ri,.v.
Jan.
v/ere
awarded
to
185,
191 ——
group
a
p.
com-
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Ken¬
*
neth
.
;
District
Ariz...
Sale—The, $475,000 High
No. ,2 bonds oi-
fered
Ellis
nix,
of
Co.,
of
4s, at
as
about
The
and
price of
a
bonds
First
Phoe-
the
Arizona,
4.13%.
terest of
to
&
Bank
National
bear
basis
par, a
.
.
in¬
additional
¥2% from March 1, 1957
July 1, 1960.
Union
Orange
Bond
until
the
ing
Due
B.
off'ce
in
Ana
Santa
a.m.'(PST) on Jan. 22 for
of $1,400,000 build¬
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1957.
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
15 from
1958
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
1977
and
interest
the
at
office.
to
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Note
*
The
—
foregoing supple¬
report published in our
issue of Jan. 14.—v. .185, p. 192.
California
Bond
27.88
Sale
offered
were
—
bined
of
a
&
Company; Braun; BosCo., Inc.; Coffin & Burr,
Francis I. duPont & Co.;
The
Marine'Trust
Western
New. York;
Marks & Co.; YV. H. Morton & Co.,
ITammill
Ingen
&
&
L.
R.
Co.;, Tucker,
Dav:
P,.
J.
Van
Co.,
&
Inc.;- Wertheim -&
Co.;- Bacon,
Stevenson
& « Co.;
Bacon, ^ Wh ippie / & • Co.;
Barr
Brothers
Bank
Mo.;
&
r
Co.;
City
NationalCo., Kansas City,
Dickson & Company,
Trust
&
R.
S.
Inc.; El dredge & Co., Inc.; Fidelity
—
The
Jan.
$85,000,000
16—v.
awarded
to
184,
a
p.
com¬
reoro«onti-n«r
n
headed by the
group
Kidder
Co.,
&
Co.;, Wm. E. Pollock
Inc.:
F.
Smitlnrs
S.
&
Co.;
&
of Georgia.
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com¬
G. H. Walker & Co.: Robert
Baird
Blair
&
Falion &
&
Co.,
William
Inc.;
Company;
Bramhall,
Co., Inc.; Brown Brothers
Harriman &
Co.; Commerce Trust
Company, Kansas City, Mo.; King,
Quirk & Co., Inc.;
MercantileSafe
Deposit and Trust Company;
National
Commerce
Newhard,
Seattle;
New York
The
of
Bank
Cook
&
of
Co.;
Hanseatic Corporation;
Ohio Company; Schwabacher
& Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; J. S.
&
Co.;
Taylor and
Com¬
Tripp
pany;
&
Co.,
Inc.; Van
Noel &
Co.;
Chas.
E.
Alstyne,
Wei gold
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Robert
&
Co.;
A.
G.
Byrne
Phelps,
and
Edwards
&
Sons;
Inc.;
Glicken-
haus & Lembo: G. C. Haas & Co.;
Ball-in
Hannahs,
Levy
&
Williams;
&
Lee;
Lawson,
living
Lund-
Bankers Trust Co., First National
Bank
of
Chicago/
and
Halsey,
Co.; W. R. Stephens
Investment Co., Inc.; Stern, Lauer
Stuart
&
America
National
Trust
Savings Association, San Fran¬
cisco, and one managed by the
Co.
Inc.,
its follows:
^
$50,000,000 Veterans Act b~nds at
a
price of
cost
lows:
Trust
Company; Courts & Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Shelby
til
Davis
the
Morris,
Stokes
Clark
&
Bank
of
&
Co.;
First
Memphis;
Freeman
MacArthur
&
Donald & Company; The
Bank
Ventura,
Jan.
on
un¬
for
29
of $170,000 building
Dated March 1, 1.957. Due
March
from
1
1958 to
Principal
(M-S)
Co.;
(PST)
a.m.
clusive.
&
in
purchase
on
payable
Treasurer's
Co.; Mc^National
of Cleveland;
10
bonds.
National
Hayden, Miller &
Kenower
City
Elkins,
Fahey,
Co.;
&
The
Co.;
Company;
interest
and
the
at
office.
in¬
1982
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-irington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Raffen-
sperger,
par,
a
net interest
of
about 3.30%, as fol¬
$8,200,000 5s, due
on
Viarache
&
Co.;
Hill
McCormick
Co.;
ald-Moore
&
&
Richards
Co.;
&
bonds.
McDon¬
D.
Wells
Pincus
A.
(M-S)
Inc.;
Combardo,
Smitu
Talmage
Los
Co.;
&
Dahlberg
Bank
&
&
A.
Masten
&
&
lottesville,
Company,
Atlas .National
H.
&
of
Inc.;
Co.,
bids
Scott,
Com¬
&
Agnt
w
Co.:
&
Third
Nashville;
R.
pany;
Wood,
H.
Work
E.
Parker
&
National
D.
White
Gundy
&
Co.;
&
Bank
&
Salt
Skaggs &
Harkness & Hill,
Company;
The
Corporation;
Com¬
Auchincloss,
Cleveland
First
First of Texas Cor¬
poration; Foster & Marshall; Jan-
Dulles & Battles, Inc.; Lucas,
&
Waeckerle,
Inc.;
Mc-
Eisen
Master Hutchinson
western National
Pacific
Co.; North¬
of Minne¬
Northwest
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Weil,
The
Roth
Irving
&
Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.; Doll &
Inc.;
Isphording,
Evans
&
A.
Clement
Inc.;
Company,
Fauset.
Interstate
Magnus
Co.;
J.
&
lic National
Co.;
J.
Stokes
&
&
May
&
Company;
Wal¬
Wagen-
Inc.; Walter, Woody
Heimerdinger; C. N. White &
Rcclpath; Barret, Fitch, Co.; Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.
Sdhool
District, Alameda
in¬
1.982
to
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
and
office.
r
award¬
composed of Bank
group
a
were
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings
Association,
San Francisco,
Co., Lawson, Levy
H. E. Work & Co.,
Dean Witter &
&
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg, and C. N.
price of 100.20,
White & Co., at a
net interest cost of about
a
4.49%,
follows:
as
$45,000 4%s. Due
1960
July
on
1969
to
1 from
inclusive.
1970
on
July
on
.July 1 from
1,
and 1971.
1972 and
1978 inclusive.
Orange County Flood Control Dist.
O.
(P.
Santa
Sale
Bond
flood
15—v.
184,
The
bonds
Calif.
$10,000,000
Jan.
offered
2887—were award¬
p.
the
to
tional
Ana),
—
control
Bank
Trust
&
America
of
Savings
Na¬
Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of
100.08,
about
interest
net
a
3.33%,
$4,910,000 6s. Due
1958
of
Feb^. .1 from
on
inclusive.
31/4S.
1,330,000
.......
1969
to
cost
follows:
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1970 toJ976 inclusive,
3 V>s.
3,020,000
from
1977
Due
Is.
Otimr
Due
to
1993
1992
to
1996
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
1
from
inclusive.
members
1
inclusive.
v
the
of
syndi¬
First Boston Corp., Blyth &
Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
cago,'
Harriman, Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc., C. J. Devine & Co., Ameri¬
can
Trust Co., of San Francisco,
cate:
Co.,
R.
H.
Moulton
National
First
Paine,
geles,
&
Co.,
Bank,
of
Webber,
SecurityLos An¬
Jackson
&
Curtis. John Nuveen & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., J. Barth &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., B. J.
Folsnm
Van Ingen & Co., Shearson, Ham-
Joint
Unified
Sacramento
Sch.
El
and
District,
mill
Dorado
Bond
Offering
—
C.
C.
LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento,
] until 10
the
j bonds.
1
on
(PST)
a.m.
Jan. 16 for
on
$170,000
of
purchase
Dated Feb. 15,
Feb.
15
clusive.
Principal
payable
(F-A)
at
Due
1982
to
Co.,
F. Hutton & Co.,
Co., William Blair
& Co., Taylor & Co., H. E. Work
&
Co., Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Hilt
Richards
&
Co., Stern,
Frank,
Meyer & Fox, Stone & Youngberg,
Wagenseller & Durst, C. N. White
in¬
&
E.
Co., and Fred D. Blake & Co.
interest
and
office.
Treasurer's
school
1957.
1959
from
&
Schwabacher &
Counties, Calif.
the
County
Legality ap¬
Pasadena, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
tric
works
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Jan.
rington, & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
awarded
cisco.
$2,000,000 elec¬
offered
bonds
revenue
C.
Fresno
City Unified School District,
Fresno
County, Calif.
—
J. L. Brown,
Offering
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno until
10
(PST)
a.m.
on
Feb.
—
to
bonds,
as
of
$5,500,000
Feb.
from
1
1958 to
800,000
to
1975
1
from
1958
to
1977
in¬
Dated
1,
1957.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
ity
approved
quist,
by
Herrington
San Francisco.
Orrick,
&
LegaU
Dahl¬
Sutcliffe,
of
Due
1
Feb.
on
1970
from
inclusive.
1977
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
School District,
Joint
County, Calif.
Sale—The
$35,000 Elec¬
tion bonds offered Jan.
p.
2885—were
Witter &
Feb.
interest
Feb. 1 from
Alameda
Bond
clusive.
and
to
Pleasanton
in¬
clusive.
Feb.
to
on
700,000 3.10s. Due
on
2,000,000 series A bonds. Due on
composed of
1962 inclusive.
3s.
1971
1961
2676—were
p.
group
$500,000 41/2S. Due
school
Due
a
about 3.16%, as follows:
follows:
$3,500,000 series D bonds.
184,
v.
J. Devine & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., and Bache & Co., at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
for the
5
15
1963
purchase
&
Co.; Repub¬
1959
Principal
payable
at
a
4.35%.
cisco.
Co., Inc.;
Bank of Dallas;
from
15
Feb.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co.;
Corporation;
Earle
Colket &
seller & Durst
and
Hanauer
Merrill, Turben
Penington,
ter
B.
Securities
(PST) on Jan. 23 for
of $24,000 building
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Due
a.m.
(F-A)
Steele & Co.; The First of Arizona
Company;
in* Sacramento
Co.,
100.18,
Sale—The $161,000 school-
740,000
purchase
Com¬
Rodman &
Prescott & Co.;
Renshaw;
Fox;
&
Bank
to
C. LaRue,
C.
—
office
Treasurer's
Utah;
City,
Co.; Dwinnell,
Inc.; Ferris &
Davis,
in
Co., Inc.;
Lake
his
at
clusive.
Company.
The Continental Bank and Trust
apolis;
Williams; Stone &
Hill Richards & Co.;
& Co.; Irving Lund-
Offering
bonds.
on
Inc.; Zahner and Company; Boettcher
and
Company;
Bosworth,
Sullivan & Company, Inc.; Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Channel-
pany;
Work
until 10
the
Stranahan,
Youngberg;
ney,
ed
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Boston;
Boyce; Stix & Co.; Stone
Company,
account:
of
bonds offered Jan. 15
ed
the
group
Angeles;
County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Inc.; Seasongood
Shaughnessy
Securities
E.
Bond
Inc.; John Small & Co., Inc.;
Company; Stein
&
of
Los
price
a
about
of
Vista
Elverta School District. Sacramento
Soden Investment
Bros.
4.15%.
&
Youngberg;
Rockland-
Bank
&
Sattley
Mayer;
pany,
price of 100.95,
a
members
Levy
at
Bond
Carrison,
Inc.;
Horner & Mason,
&
La
Trust
Inc.; The
borg & Co.; Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Bank' of" Char^ Tand"C. N. White
Co;
* "
"
Pierce,
Va.;
4V2S,
88,000 4V2S. Due
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Law-
son,
Wulbern, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood;
The
Robinson-Hum¬
V.
National
a
Security-First
of
& Co., Inc.; R. H. Moulton.
basis
Park, Ryan,
Co.;
Peoples National
H.
a.4
Calif.
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; J. Barth
Company; McDonnell & Co.; Wm.
phrey
County,
of about
Bank
Co.; and Wm. R. Staats &
County
Dean Witter &
J. Mericka & Co., Inc.; J. A. Over-
&
Blyth
&
the
of
National
28,000 4V<«. Due
America
of
Other
Goodbody
E.
interest
the
2788—were awarded to
p.
composed
Sale—The $900,000 build¬
basis
a
Co.; Hooker & Fay.
Shafto,/ Inc.;
and
at
cisco/as 4V4S, at
Nolan,
Kalman & Company, Inc.; Lyons
&
1977
Savings Association, San Fran¬
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Robert Garrett & Sons;
to
ing bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 184,
p.
2788 — were awarded to the
and- Company;
Ernst & Company; Folger,
Angeles
Bond
N.
ITipp
Company;
Anderson
&
Strudwick; Allan Blair & Com¬
pany; Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.;
di nry..
Principal
payable
1957. Due
1958
Los
Sale—The $443,000 build¬
Bond
El Monte Union High Sch. District,
&
Chas.
from
1,
District,
ing bonds offered Jan. 15—v. 184,
Treasurer's office.
>chaffer, Necker & Co.; Shannon
Stubbs,
March
1
inclusive.
&
Co.;
&
Dated
March
on
Co.; The Milwaukee
Mullaney,
Company;
Company;
Trust
&
&
bids at his office
&
School
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bank
Harris
Company, Newark;. &
Company; Sutro Bros. & Co.:
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company, Inc.;
Thornton, Mohr & Farish; TownGregory & Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.;
send, Dabney and Tyson; J. C.
Hirsch & Co.: W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Wheat & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
The Illinois Company, Inc.; A. M.
Stetson; Arthur L. Wright & Co..
Union
borg
&
Co.; Model, Roland
&
Stone;
Rand '&
Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
Inc.; - Shuman,
of
County, Calif.
■
&
tori
Company of
Laurence M.
Winthrop & Co.; Wood, Struthers
(State of)
syndicate
merger
Bank
Hudson
Valley School District,
lins
&
Strauss
ments the
bonds
F.
& Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Company; Kean,'Taylor & Co,
W.
Wallace,
purchase
on
L.
Estabrook
pany;
11
his
Inc.-;
Schoellkopf,
Trust
Inc.;
High Sch. District,
County, Calif.
Offering—L.
at
.Co.,
Co.;
Pomeroy, Inc.; William
Co.; Stroud & Com¬
Inc.; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
worth
pany
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
&
Spencer Trask & Co.; Trust Com¬
CALIFORNIA
Anaheim
Carl- M. >Loeb,
&
&
Anthony
District
School
,
School
Lee
fnc.^Rosevclt & Cross, Inc.; Shear-
'■:*>/;'•
Flagstaff),
Weeks;
Higginson
&
Staats
son,
ARIZONA
'■(P.
Castro
Company of Chicago; Julien Col¬
thomaS'-&^ Company;
&
Com¬
Trust
Co.:
&
Co.; Baxter & Company;:
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; J.. C.
Bradford & Co.; Branch Banking
of Georgia,'of Atlanta.
the
&
Nuveen
pany,
88—
p.
Hornblower
Ba'che &
Tuscaloosa), Ala.
Sale — The: $600,000
outlay
school f warrants
Coconino
and
Alameda
Jc} Company;
R.
'
offered
Co.;.
Rothschild
: Warrant
-
due
poration; Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Hutton
portion collected
gasoline. Bonds due
are
■■
;
Childs
John
Tuscaloosa County (P.O. Box 383,
v
F.
Co.; F. S Moseley &
Co.; National State Bank, Newark;
the
aviation
on
:
C.
„
Rhoadcs
gallon after deducting costs of col¬
••
Co.;
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rip- cisco.
pel
Co; Ryan, Sutherland & Eastside Union School District, Los
/
1965 to 1983 inclusive. V "
Other members of the syndi¬ Co.; Atkinson and Company; Blunt
Angeles County, Calif.
cate:
Ellis
&
Simmons;
A.
Webster
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Dougherty & Co.; Federation Bank County Clerk, will receive sealed
American
Securities
Corpora¬
& Trust Company; Field, Richards
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
tion; J. Barth & Co.; Alex. Brown
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 13 for
& Sons; Clark, Dodge & Co,; Dick vfe Co:; Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.;
Ginther &
Company; Granbery, the purchase of $82,000 building
&
Merle-Smith;
Dominick
&
Corporation;
a part
Alabama at the rate of 7 cents per
lection
4s,
1, 1964; and $27,700,000 3Vis, due on May 1 from
Laidlaw
of an authorized
issue
of
$50,000,000 - of
which $30,000,000 in series A and
B
bonds
have
been /previously
sold/ Debt service, will come, for
this and previous issues, from an
irrevocable
pledge of the state
gasoline
excise
tax
leviedvby
:
$1,300,000
May
on
&
by both Moody's and Standard &
*
about
Dominick; First of Michigan Cor¬
3.70s.
1,150,000
\
Feb. 1, 1974
on
1975.
and
of
.
-
.
cost
&
Cullom
1
building
aid
price of par, a net
a
North
Company, Inc.
City National
.
$900,000 6s. Due on Feb. 1 from
f
1959 to 1962 inclusive: - '
.
$25,-
Aug.
on
inclusive.
school
inclusive;
:
a
and
due
1977
1983
3.34%,
follows: $6,000,000 5s, due
May 1 from 1959 to 1963
as
follows:
as
-
par,
from
inclusive;
interest
Shafto,'
& Hei-
&
due
$14,100,000
1
314s,
bonds at
Berney Perry & Co.; Hugo
Marx & Co.; The Ohio Company;
Field, Richards & Co.; Yarnall,
in-
1961
4%s,
1962;
Aug.
on
35,000,000
Co.;
Com¬
to
1969 to
from
pany;
.
1,
1968
500,000
Corp.;
1958
$2,200,000
Aug.
on
group
Boston
Wertheim
&
from
1
elusive;
Alabama
a
price
cost
to
Dean
Co., of San Francisco, at
of
100.28,
of about
a
3.93%,
$10,000 3%s. Due
on
interest
net
as
follows:
May 15, 1973
1974.
and
25.000
15—v. 184,
awarded
4s.
1975
to
Due
1979
on
May
15
inclusive.
from
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
Red
Bluff, Red Bluff Parking Dist.
No.
Bond
Offering
Spatiiding,
sealed
(PST)
on
Enville C.
—
will
Clerk,
City
ceive
of
Calif.
1,
until
bids
re¬
8
p.m.
Jan. 23 for the purchase
street parking
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Due
Jan. 1, 1982. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J)
payable at the
City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
SI46,000
proved
off
-
Sturgis,
Hones, of Oakland.
by
Linda Union
Rio
Sacramento
Bond
Den-Dulk
White &
berg, and
C. N.
4%s, at
price of
a
Co.,
100.09,
bonds.
County, Calif.
issue of $3,000
sold to the Bank
until
the
10
(PST)
a.m.
Dated
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Feb.
1,
of
price of 100.03,
a
about
basis
a
4.98%.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
from
1959
to
1961
inclusive.
1
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
the
at
County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutclifie, of San Francisco.
from
1
1958
1977
to
School
Victor
Bernardino
District,
San
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$185,000. Elec¬
185,
Francisco
(City and County),
California
' "
"
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
until
chase
bonds
Dated
18
various
of
tion
Feb.
totaling
1958
Washington
$23,610,090.
Due serially
Leandro
Unified
Alameda
Sell.
Dist.,
Bond
Sale—The$1,500,000school
Jan. 15—v. 184, p.
2885—were awarded to a syndi¬
headed
America
by
the
National
of
Bank
Trust
Sav¬
&
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at
price of 100.11,
a
est
cost
about
of
inter¬
net
a
4.05%,
fol¬
as
15—v.
2885—were
awarded
the
by
to
a
Association, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 4.15%, as follows:
$712,000 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1958 to 196*5. inclusive,
885,000 4s.
1966 to
from
15
Jan.
headed
p.
440,000
15
Feb.
on
from
Due
Due
1978 to
4s.
1967
Due
120,000
3Ms.
1981
and
Other
Feb.
on
1980
to
Due
Feb.
on
1982.
15,
.
members
of
the
group:
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Blyth & Co., Security First
National
Harris
Bank
Trust
of
Los
Angeles,
&
Savings
Bank,
Northern Trust Co., both of Chi¬
cago,
Dean Witter & Co., II. H.
Moulton & Co., Weeden & Co..
California
Bank, of Los Angeles,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,- J. Barth & Co., William
R. Staats & Co.,
Irving Lundborg
&
Co., Shuman. Agnew & Co.,
Hill
Richards &
Co., Stone &
Youngberg and C. N. White & Co.
Merrill
Santa
15
Trustees,
bids
1
until
for
will
receive
sealed
15
a.m.
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $375,000
tax-exempt dormitory
nori
reve¬
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
Julv 1 from 1958 to 1995 inclu¬
nue
on
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Crocker-Anglo Na¬
Weeden
Los
of
Co.,
group:
Co., California Bank,
Angeles, Dean Witter &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Beane, J. Barth &
Co., Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., Schwabaeher
& Co., Taylor & Co., Hill Rich¬
ards & Co., Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, Stone & Youngberg, H. E.
&
Co.,
C.
and
N.
White
&
San
Bond
14—v.
to
Hall
185,
The
—
Yorba
Linda
School
District,
offered
191—were
bonds
offered
88—were
p.
Jan.
awarded
a
Orange County, Calif.
to
as
of
100.44,
Bond
ing
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
San
of
offered
to
Dean
Francisco,
100.08,
Dated
Feb.
$47,000
a
Jan.
from
clusive.
Co., of
4:%s, at
1957.
1958
payable
were
price
a
of about 4.73%.
on
in¬
1982
185,
the
Dis'rict, Sonoma
County, Calif.
Bon 1
P.
Jo-
by
Colorado
Warrants
(State
Sold
Not
Bank
Corporate
submitted
for
p.
&
Ana
22
until
for
3
the
p.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
Santa
on
Jan.
$440,000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1.957.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1
from
1958
to
1982
Principal
and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
the
No
bids
$8,000,000
Trust
(EST)
Hartford, until 2
Jan. 23 for the
on
chase
of
$2,370,000 bonds,
$350,000
from
1
1958
$40,000
1982
(F-A)
Feb.
payable
Bank
the
of
Collinsville, III.
Bond
bids v/ill
(CST)
of
lor
&
Washburn,
of
New
Due
the
at
j
Due
1
from
inclusive.
1977
to
310,000
Feb.
on
Due
1.958 to
Feb.
1
the
from
Certificate
mu-
school
bonds.
Due
on
1
Feb.
1958
1977
in¬
from
to
1957.'' Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
and
Hartford
1,
National
Bank
&
in Hartford, or
Branch, in New
by
inson, Robinson & Cole, of
Company,
A.
11:30
(EST) on
$3,100,-
a.m.
electric
and
certificates.
Dated
Due
its
at
water
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
revenue
Jan.
from
1957.
1,
1984
1960
and
Principal
to
interest
Commerce
Lon¬
(J-J)
don.
Rob¬
National Bank & Trust Company,
Legality approved
Hart¬
Old
payable
American
the
at
of
Chicago. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ford.
Lyme (P. O. Old Lyme), Conn. I
4s.
Day, Berry
Jan.
& Howard,
29
for
office
the
at
Hartford, until 2
St.,
on
bids
the
of
(EST)
purchase of
$850,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
Due
1957.
inclusive.
1977
to
interest
by
from 1958
Principal and
Feb. 1
on
Hartford
Trust Co., Hart¬
payable
the
at
Bank &
the Essex National
Essex.
Legality approved
at
or
(P. O. Plainville), Conn.
Offering
H.
—
(City and County), Colo.
Bond
Sale
Jan.
&
The
—
18—v.
awarded
jointly
$20,000,000
184,
to
by
p.
A. Papen-
at the office of Day, Berry
& How¬
(EST)
p.m.
bonds
sewer
Due
making
Halsey,
net
a
lows:
1968
to
.
Stuart
interest
Coupon rates,
are
as
fol¬
1971
inclusive, 6%;
1972-1.979
inclusive, 3(4%; 1980,
2%%; 1981-1986 inclusive, 2.90%;
and
the
bonds
due
from
1995
inclusive
are
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
ity
approved
1987
to
3s.
(State of)
by
the
Legal¬
above-men¬
ious
purposes
15—v.
185,
the
to
bonds
bids
14
Bankers
York,
and
jointly, as
100.13,
a
until
for
Trust
First
2.80s,
Co.,
Boston
at
a
1957.
1986
New
price
of
Bond
Due
Manager, will receive sealed
bids until
lic
noon
(EST)
on
Jan. 24
purchase of $1,300,000 pub¬
improvement
1,
1958
to
1957.
1977
and interest
Stratford
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Trust
on
Jan.
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
the
for
building
1956.
Due
terest
on
in¬
of New York City.
way,
Georgia
Rural
(P.
O.
Bond
Roads
—
bonds
41/2s.
from
The $17,500,000
Jan.
offered
Due
15
6.935,000
1968
1
to
on
1967
inclusive.
Due
to
Jan.
Jan.
on
1972
1
gality
inclusive.
Securities
&
Company,
Co.;
Strat¬
ford. Legality approved by Ropes,
Co.;
Co.;
Salomon
Dominick
Lake
&
Company, of Cleveland.
La
Salle
County
Community
Bond Offering—H. G.
of
Secretary
burg,
Co.;
Brothers &
sen
Win.
Rand
&
J.
&
Co.;
Branden¬
of
Board
the
Education, will receive scaled bids
until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 25
for the purchase of $90,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due
from 1970 to
Dec. 1
1974 incliir
Principal and interest (J-D6
place designated bw
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
a
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Moultrie, Shelby and Cole Counties
Community School District No. 300
(P.
Bond
O.
Sullivan),
III.
Sale—The
$995,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 185,
88—were
composed
Co.,
a
awarded
Bank:
to
group
a
Harris
the
of
Trust
Cruttenden,
Sc
Po-
&
desta
Co., and White-Phillios
3%s, at a price of 100.31,
as
basis of about
3.71%.
INDIANA
Indiana
Univeristy
Me-
Co.;
Stern
Co.; Wallace, Geruld-
& Co.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Boett-
(P.
O.
Bloomington), Ind.
Dominick;
Co.;
Co.;
Pierce
High
Serena), III.
Bond
Offering—J.
Housing
revenue
April 1, 1956. Due
&
to Baxter
School District No. 390 (P. O.
&
&
19—v. 184,
2375—were awarded
McCormick
Rauscher,
$490,000 build¬
p.
Treasurer
ricka
&
Illinois
Sale—The
Rey¬
nolds & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Francis I. duPont &Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Roosevelt & Cross;
&
Chapman
by
County Community High Sch.
127 (P. O. Grayslake),
Bond
&
&
Hammill
pur¬
Board. Le¬
Bear,
Bros.
Thalmann
Ladenburg
Shearso.n,
School
approved
Savings
1
Other members ol the syndicate:
Drexel
&
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union
in¬
and
Cutler, of Chicago.
p.
Due
3.70s.
from
Jan.
011
1964 inclusive.
3 ,'>s.
1965
Principal
the
payable at
Ga.
100.0009, a net interest cost of
about 3.80%, as follows:
1958 to
15,
from 1958 to
place satisfactory-to the
a
sive.
—v.
$6,980,000
Nov. 1
$90,000
Dec.
(M-N) payable at the Citi¬
chaser and
on
Authority
Atlanta),
Sale
rural roads
of
Dated
National Bank of Warren, or.
zens
at
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
1964
1962 to
and
(J-J) payable at the Clerk's
office. Legality approved by Van-
Stearns
(P. O. Stratford), Conn.
Stephenson Counties
bids until 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $2,000,000
.
Offering—Harry B. Flood,
1,
Doubler,- Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
a.m.
terest
Jan.
Corp.,
Feb.
,
public school bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Hutzler;
Town
of
Board
awarded
basis of about 2.78%
Stratford
11
the
3,585,000
offered
88—were
p.
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
from
Sale—The $1,201,000 var¬
op¬
Community Unit School District
No. 205 (P. O. Warren), III.
Bond
Offering — Gerald S.
of
I
Stamford, Conn.
Bond
Offering—Lillian E. Grot-
Clerk
neer,
tioned firm.
for the
Connecticut
Bond
Feb.
on
dated
are
ing bonds offered Dee.
bonds.
28 for the
Jan.
on
purchase of $250,000
2789—
Co., Inc., and Lehman Bros., at
price
of
100.103
for
various
coupons,
Georgia
184, p. 88—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by John Nuveen &
Co., of Chicago, at a price
ard, 750 Main St., Hartford, until
syndicate
a
!
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
firm.
the above-mentioned
Plainville
1976,
1,
District No.
GEORGIA
750 Main
p.m.
Jan.
Due
Jo Daviess and
Offering—Beatrice F. Me- j
Town Treasurer, will re- I Chatham County (P. O. Savannah),
sealed
1,
1976,
Jan.
1,
1
'
1957.
24
until
000
Trust
follows:
as
of
—
Jan. 30 for the purchase of
Feb.
4.12%;,
beginning Jan. 1, 1968.
20,000 4s. Due Jan. 1, 1976.
Clar¬
bids
clusive.
Dated
about
tional
O'Neill, Clerk of the City
Commission, will receive sealed
ence
680,000
Co., Chicago,
net interest
a
were
$200,000
Offering
Trust
price of 100.02,
85,000
!
Gainesville, Fla.
1977 inclusive.
on
Northern
a
1959.
I nicipal parking revenue bonds ofj fered Jan. 14—v. 184, p. 2789.
water improvement
bonds.
for
School District No.
Skohie), HI.
$195,000
$90,000 4V2s, due Jan.
optional
beginning
York
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
Sept. 1 from'
on
O.
(P.
cost of
of
Fla.
Due
County
The
Fort Pierce,
p.m.
rev¬
sewer
school building bonds was sold to
;
in¬
8
inclusive.
1991
69
on
1977
to
until
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
City.
fol¬
..
sealed
Jan. 21 for the purchase
bonds.
Cook
Delaware, of Georgetown. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
pur¬
received
be
on
1958 to
and
at
that
announces
$625,000 water and
enue
v\
Offering—City Clerk Ver¬
Lucas
non
1,
State
*&
of
"Norris
price
a
ILLINOIS
j
1958
Principal
and
at
j
Pierce
from
1
inclusive.
interest
p.m.
as-
Dated
Eeb.
on
improvement I submitted
public
1,030,000
from
Denver
Bond Offering—John
Ottaviano,
build- j Jr., State Treasurer, will receive
ing bonds offered Jan. 15—v. 185, j scaled bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Sale—The
bonds.
Due
Co.,.
Inc.,
97.608.
FLORIDA
bonds.
sewer
Feb.
Feb.
County, Calif.
-Bond
W.
Dr.
—
&
Hirschberg,
lows:
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
184, p. 2885.
CONNECTICUT
Orange
1957.
G.
Company,
Department, 777
15—v.
County
Savanna School District,
Offering
and 3 % %
Tindall
Ellis, Chairman of Board of Edu-
building
Herbert
Trust
2
according to maturity,
in
Bond
I
Conn.
—
Highway Fund revenue an¬
ticipation warrants offered Jan.
ccst of about 3.02%
office
Del.
15—v. 185,
Sussex County, Laurel Special Sch.
District (P .0. Laurel), Del.
foth, Chairman of the Board of
Finance, will receive sealed bids
of)
the
sealed
his
3 V8 %
83—were awarded to a group
{composed of the Bankers Trust \
First
Main Street,
Bond
—
hansen, County Clerk, will receive
bids at
Wilmington),
Sale —The
$950,000 3%,,
library bonds of¬
fered Jan. 15—v. 185, p. 38—were
awaided to a group composed ofthe Trust
Company of Georgia;
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner; J. W.
3.18%.
j p-.
Farmers
COLORADO
a
Offering—William
about
ing bonds offered Jan.
National
ford,
Bank,
office.
Legality ap¬
O'Melveny & Myers,
Angeles.
proved
of Los
headed
Santa Rosa School
of
Bond
Special School District
O.
to
County
the
Treasurer's
were
3.23%.
Cas'le
Huntley, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed bids c/.o Hartford
National
fered
of about
basis
a
Georgia
price of
a
3VL'S, at a j
cation, will receive sealed bids
of about
j until 10:45 a.m. (EST) on Jam 30
basis
a
Oifering
interest
and
at
,
Due
to
Principal
(F-A)
15
Witter &
as
basis
Feb^l5,
15
build¬
3V4S, at
price of
3.20s, at
as
County (P. O. Augusta),
Hanse-
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 build¬
Trust
general obligation water bonds of¬
a
Corp.,
York
Richmond
for the purchase of $100,000 school
Bond
ceive
group composed of the First
National Bank, of Chicago, Laidlaw & Co., and Baxter &
Co., as
100.16, a basis
a tic
15,
Oifice;
14—v.
Corporation,
Boston
price
Jan.
awarded
Wright & Co., and Zahner & Co.*
Roosevelt
DELAWARE
(P. O. Kent), Conn.
Bond Sale—The $4o5,C00 school
Lean,
State
$1,200,000
New
and
Burr;
Bond
were
Jose), Calif.
Sale
Juvenile
O.
Cross;
New
Kent
bonds
Co.; Southern Bond Co.; Arthur L.
15
pay¬
&
to
Co., Harrovian Ripley & Co., Inc.,
City Bank, New York City. l and
Mcrcantile-oal'e
Deposit &
Legality approved by Pullman, Trust
Co., of Baltimore, as 3%s,
Comley, Bradley & Reeves, of i at a
price of 100.(51, a basis of
Bridgeport.
I about 3,31%.
Co.
Bank, San Francisco, or al
paying agent in New York City.
Legality approved by Chickenng
& Gregory, of San Francisco.
County, (P.
Bank
17—
tional
&
a
Clara
Treasurer's
National
Hartford
Chicago,
of
Co.,
Work
Feb.
high
Jan.
awarded
of-Harriman
&
j 100.17,
Co., Hartford; or at the First Na¬
tional
Santa
dated
are
State
at:
1958
the
composed
Co.; Coffin
(P.
bonds.
Trust
Trust
I
inclusive.
clusive.
Feb.
on
of
I &
to
Feb.
on
1977
to
Principal and interest
able
1982 inclusive.
members
Northern
10
the
Due
1958
bonds
1957.
from
Co., San Fran¬
cisco, Blyth & Co., Security-First
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Chicago, R. H. Moulton & do.,
Clara
College (P. O. Santa
Clara), Calif.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Zeman, Jr., President of the Board
of
Other
American
inclusive.
to
19o8
offered
191—were
group
&
15 from
bonds.
The
1977 inclusive.
4.15s.
from
Feb.
on
1958
White & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co.;
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick,
Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Garre1,tBromfield
&
Co.; Kroeze,
McLarty & Co.; McDonald-Moore &
Wallingford),
| Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
inclusive.
cut
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
840,000
irom
New London,
$2,213,000
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
lows:
$540,000 5s. Due
The
—
p.
185,
v.
; a
School
High
offered
bonds
group
bonds offered
cate
184,
Union
Sale
Bond
County, Calif.
Feb.
on
from
Alameda County, Calif.
District,
school
San
15
3.44%.
inclusive.
1972
to
pur¬
obliga¬
general
April 1, 1957.
from
the
for
j
from
7,732,000 University of Connecti¬
tion bonds offered Jan. 14—v.
88—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First
National
Bank
of
Los Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
& Co., jointly, as 4,/-.s, at a price
ol' 100.18, a basis of about 4.47%.
Feb.
O.
Sale—The $2,200,000
bonds
inclusive.
1977
p.
San
on
Due
in¬
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, ol'
Los Angeles, Calif.
Bond
j school
inclusive.
1977
(P.
Monday, January 21, 1957
t.
cher & Co.; R. J. Edwards, Incg
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; R. D..„
Connecticut
building
15
Rugg, of
«>
Wallingford
from
3,800,000 Teachers College bonds.
Due
1957.
clusive.
Feb.
15
Feb.
on
1977
purchase of $248,000 hospital
bonds.
Boston.
inclusive.
Due
Jan. 22 for
on
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
improvement
Feb.
institutional
Due
to
of
follows:
521,000 Vocational School bonds.
bids
sealed
purchase
as
on
1977
to
10,100,000
1958
receive
will
Due
as
County, Sierra View Local
Hospital District (P. O.
Porterbille), Calif.
Bond Offering—Donaid Butter-
on
5s, at
1958
the
capital
bonds.
basis
a
for
bonds,
$7,000,000
Tulare
rectors,
30
$29,153,000
of about 4.74%.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
Jan.
on
baugh, Secretary of Board of Di¬
School District,
was
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco; Lavvson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young¬
&
feaie—An
school bonds
p. 191—were awarded to a group
composed
of Bank
of
America
.
the
of
A.
Franklin,
Board
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
11
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
1959
to
A-O.
Jan.
on
of
31
$3,005,000
1996
bonds.
on
for the
Student
Dated
April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Bids will be received for the
entire
issue
rities.
Legality approved by Ross,
or
for
various matu¬
/
Volume
185
Numbers5605 .".' .' The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(389)-
McCord,t?Ice & Miller,/of ilndiatir * Wichita
apoiis,•" yj..."
£•*£ 3 i Bond
■+,£
|'-"*r
Jr.
„
vr
It.
>V "Jr.
School District No. 1, Kan.
Sale
$1,500,000
"The -$6,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 17—
■
Marion County ^P. 'O'r^\
Vi 184, p. 2885—were awarded to a
lad. \
/ ./.
group composed of the First Na¬
Offerliir-^-E:/ A Hen Hun-f
tion 1, Bank,
of Chicago; Glore,
i ter, County Auditof>/WyLl receive
[sealed ibids -until-9:3(b.a,ftri (CST) FoTgan' & Co.; Blyth & Co.^Inc.;
-Qrexel & Co.;:'Braun,.. Bos worth
on- Jam
24 ifcrr/the purchase >o£
I.
■
/ j-."e
Indianapolis),
Bond'
,
'•
>
1
> Bond/Sale^Xh^ $175,000Membi'
rial,Hospital imprdveipent ,bnii^
offered Dec." :1
'■
l^yC-J 8%;P.-?273^
va warded
4o+K
^pup:'
a,
I
356s, at
as
I
v>
to
the
First
Na¬
Boston, .at 2.30%
ful
<
basis"'of
Scharff
Corp.,
Jones, jointly.v
&
school
; were
^
^
^
J
2 (P/ O; Abbeville), La.
•i Bond Sale—The $172,000 bonds
awarded
were
184, p. 2789-4
follows:
as
:5.>
Legality
--
\
'
Goldinan, Sachs & Co.,
3.70s,, at a,.price of 100.34, a
as
......
Offered Jan.:I5--v>
bidder.
Miller,:Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit,
OjcfordilMass.;:>
1V
^s-
~r-
Vermilion-Parish Road District 'No.
'>
>
-
.
-
r
K; bonds
at
a
"
-
lows: >
$468,000
due
5s,
March Tyfroni
-
1958 to
-
on
due
j Bond Sale-UThe $280,000 spedM
assessment street arid alley
bonds -offered Jan/T5
—
March 1 from 1962 to
on
1077 inclusive.
v
>
.
paving
;i85,
v.
;
193—were awarded to Salomon
p.
about
•
Bros. & Hutzler, as
3.65%.:V
3s, ot a price '
i Dated
Jan/ .;i5r 1957., Due oa. ojf• 100.029, a - basis of about2.98%. I
Jan. 15 ftom/1958 to -1977
inctu-.
sive. Principal add interest pay¬ Lake Orion Community Sch. Dist., \
able
at
-
the
Merchants .National
-Legality ap¬
by; Storey, ".Thorndike,
Bank'/ of
4;
.
Boston.
Michigan
•"
v
Offering—Gladys E. "Van '
Whgoner; Secretary of the Board ■
of
Education, will receive sdaled
.
-
"
j
•
.
1961
inclusive; and $1,862,000 3l4S,
!
.
-Bond Offering—Arthur L. John-
-
•
';
"
v,
•
y
;
.
~
:y;:y;
price of 100.014, a net interest
.1, ::cost of about 3.33%, as fol-
Washington * Township /f.' O. \R.R.
\ V"
>.• l,Walpariso), ■*lnd.y/y.£f,
;
■
.
Series
;
approved by
Paddock'- &
.
Detroit, Mich.
.
;
.
proved ,
$130,000 Sub-Road District No, 4 Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
i. bonds to Barrow, Leary & Co3
bids until 8 pan.
(EST) on Jan. 23 •
for the purchase
42,000 Sub-Road District No. 3
of.$300,000 kchbof "
michiuan
;;;
„;; bonds ; to Kohlmeyer & Co.,
building;"bonds. - Dated Nov/ 1,
and
Ladd
Dinkins
&
Co., Airport Community School District 1956. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
;
1982 inclusive. Bonds due in
J
(P. O. Carleton), Mich.
/jointly.> .;:
1977
>■.y:r;y-y y.:
; Bond
Offering—Loyal B. Boul- and thereafter are callable as of
'.
;
•' Winnsboroi La. >> >' ':
ton, Secretary of Board of ^Edu- July 1, 1967.
Principal and inter- ;•
| Bonds' Net Sold—No bids were cation, will /receive sealed bids
ost
(J-J) payable at a bank or ■>
submitted for the $250,000 Indus¬
until 8 p.m.; (EST); on Jan. 29 trust
company designated "by the :
trial bonds offered Jan. :14—v. 185,
for the purchase of $900,000 school
successful bidder.
Legality ap- •
p.-89.
-y.; >::4>
Site
and
building bonds. Dated proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
March 1, 1957. Due on • April 1
sman, of 'Detroit. • 4 • r - V;
'
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
y MAIHE :
>
>."•;< / :
*-.*■«'
;
Michigan (State of)' * r/
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
;* •
'Auburn;- Me. y.
,
Bond Sale—The
$27,000,000 rev-.;
j Bond Sale—The $699,000 public at a bank or trust company to be enue
bonds
offered / Jan.;: 15—
improvement bonds" offered: Jan. designated by the purchaser. Le¬
v.
184, p. 2886—were awarded to »
16—v.: 185, p. 193—were awarded
gality approved by Miller, Canto the
Harris Trust & Savings field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit. asyndicate headed by Blyth &
on
2,330,000
i
ofrabgut .3,59%.
*
*
of
awarded to
j.....
March; V from 1962 to
197.7, inelusiye. ./.yy >/I /
>• •,
price.of 'i00;20, a basi?v
J
a
Bank
July 1 from 1958 to 1986 incluPrincipal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com-,
pany: designated by the success-*
sive.
'
Bond ,$$ Share^ Gorp.,A4an4
the -rAmerican-:>Fletcher" National
Bank &^Trust Co., pf Indianapolis,'
r
The $300,000 notes
15—vy 185, p. 193—
discount.1 -v-y—
(P.? 0:<
St}'Martinsville), La.
.
'of
due
>
,
City Securities Corp.5, Jmlian-;
;"
apoiis
u
x
tional
^
oil
y
—
awarded
were
"
and
about 3.33 %, as fol"'$732,000 -* 5s, ;due > on
March 1 from 195$ :to44961 inelusive; and $2,938,000 314s,
*:
serially from 1959
inclusive.
15—v. 184, p. 2492—were awarded
to the Equitable Securities
lows:
t
Ijlpased of Ttaffedspergen,'Hughes; &
Co. j
>• cost
«.•"
/Note Sale
offered Jan.
Bond Sale—The1 $260:800 public
Bond Sale—The $120,000
improvement bonds offered Jan.'" bonds ^ offered r. Jan.17
,
i were
V
f5
No.
-
$3,670,000 Series -J'; bondsr lat ? a
">price of 100.003, a net interest
-Jftdiana.v-1
j
Middlesex County (P. O. 'Cambridge), Mass.
>
-
-
follows:..
as
/
1977
to
'-St.~Martin Parish
,
';
j 'Washington County/(P. "O. Salem),
(.'*/
».
bonds. Due
; >
■
I-
No., 9
i
&
.World
V
District
*45,000 *. School: District
.
Co., Inc.;.Stroud & Co.; HayWen,« Memorial
HxHid^v Datecf Feb.-.I,t l957ir Cue dten, Stond «& Co^-Baxter & Co.;
First National Bank, oL Portland;
on July/) frotn 31958 to .^9|56
Xiaidlaw & Co.; National Bank ef
elusive.'/ Prinrlpal^and
ititeresl
Commerce, -bf Seattle;
j (J-J> payable /•' at/ Jbe^ County; A nthbriy - & R. L. r Dayr Tucker,
& Co.;
Treasurers office. ' ♦Legality;' ap-;
Gregory & Sons/ WmyBlair & Co.;
proved py»< Hoss^McCord / Tee w
and Barret, Fitch, North- & Co.,
Miller, of Indianapolis.-
$607,500
School
bonds. Due serially from 1959
to 1987 inclusive.
%
—
53
>;
'
.
(CST)
$78,000
•*
-
]
Jan. .25 for fhe£ purchase
on
ij- of $156,000 bonds,
School
KENTUCKY
i
'
i
Townsb ip /bonds,
:
4Du£/semi-annually -frbrh July
**
..
Bullitt County (P. O.
^
-
follows:^
as
Shepherdsville), Ky.
Bond
.../,'
r
,
Sale—The $410,000 school
building
bonds
revenue
Bank,
offered
1/ 1958 to Jan. 1/ 1968.
^ :P X Jan. 11 were awarded to a group
>78.900 Civil Township bond^.
headed by W. E. Hutton & Com¬
*-; A
semi-annually ^from > July T i",
1958 to ' Jan. 4y 1968, y
J.
/4 >
:
at
pany,
price of
a
■:: Dated Jan.
1>1957> Legality "ap¬ lows:; >
' -y. >
by -RoSs,4 MbCordy,Ic'eV&;
$58,000 4V2S. Due
Miller/ of Indianapolis.
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/
y
V
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x
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Alburrfetl
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:
ing
t
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Iowa
the
v-
; Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
from
1958
to
Due
Feb.
on
dated
are
Feb.
on
Feb;
1,
1958
to
from
1
Callable
,
bids until
(CST)
ceive
(CST)
J the "ndrchase
for
sealed
fol¬
1967
to
1987
!
about
1958 to
„
bids
until
2:30
are
callable
1966 and
as
Irwin
*
revenue
1 Gated June 1, 1956. Due
Chapman
&
'
■
-♦*
;
Other
cate:
tensen,
Secretary,
-
(CST)
on
oral
will« receive
bids
until
2
p.m;
Jan. 22 for the purchase
Bond
March
1, 1957. Principal
payable in Boston
City. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
iuntil 10:30
Halsey,
Co.;
1
1, 1956.
1976
inclusive.. Legality
approved 4by V Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney,; of
Des Moines.
.
.
'?•,
.
4
,
Bond
Sioux City, Iowa
Sale—The $75,000 special
assessment
street
bonds offered
p.: 192—were
Jan.
a
•
1996
on
1965 and thereafter
to
the
are
callable
ers
.Bank
&
Frankfort.
Capital
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Legality
Grafton
&
Grafton,
of
LOUISIANA
to
until
for
10
10
(P.
O.
Feb.
on
the
purchase
1957.
to
bonds.
Due
1987
of
Dated
March
on
$1,650,000
inclusive.
1
March
from
Callable
Luce,
1,
1959
as
of
March
on
Nov.
clusive.
1
from
1958
-Principal
to
and
1977
1, 1967. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Natchitoches
Bond
receive
yCST)
Kansas
of
Merrimac
and
10
Principal
the
at
street
and
interest
Second
Bank-State
Company, Boston/
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
j Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Sale
Mass.
school
The
$1,000,000
project bonds offered Jan.
15—v.
185,
to
a
p.
—
193—were awarded
of Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Harriman Ripley
&
Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill;
and
group
Stone
Corp.,
a
as
basis
composed
&
Webster
3.70s, at
of
Bond
Districts
C.
185,
about
Graham,
group
Sale
bonds
a
Securities
price of 100.21,
3.67%.
—
The
offered
193—were
p.
V. Sattley & Co.,
&
Co., at
interest
nr.
of
Schools,
will
until
a.m.
bids
Feb. 13 f^r the
$1,545,000
bonds,
as
11
purchase
follows:
price of 100.08,
a
of
cost
about
bet
a
4.16%,
as
follows:
$45,000 43/4S.
*
105,000 4W
'
Due
on
July 1 from
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
Due
s.
July 1 from
on
'
1961
to
120,000 4s.
1968
to
1967
Due
1975
80,000 4V4S.
1976 to
inclusive.
on
July
1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July 1 from
1983 inclusive.
Cherry Hill School District (P. O.
27100 Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
Bond Offering —Alex
Solomon,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 22 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
on
June
inclusive.
thereafter
1
from
Bonds
are
1959 to
in
due
callable
as
1971
1986
and
of June
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
tution
to
be
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. (No bids
were received at the previous of¬
fering on Dec. 6.)
1,
1970.
$1,089,000
Jan.
awarded
16—v.
to
a
composed of F. S. Moseley
&
Climax
Scotts
Community School
District (P. O.
Bond
Climax), Mi'-h.
Offering—Donald G.Ebin-
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day; Lee Higginson Corp. and
ger,
Estabrook
sealed
10—-
pay-
Trust
Bond
Jan.
Sutherland & Co., H.
Inc., and Friday
Ryan,
until 8 p.m.
price
2.78%.
of
&
Co., as 2.80s, at a
100.26, a basis of about
'
'
"
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the
(EST)
on
Jan. 23 for
purchase of $515,000 building
bonds.
Dated
March
1959
to
$2,945,000
1
from
1962
in¬
312s,
1963
to
due
Oct.
on
1978
1
1967
from
1968
to
inclusive.
members
Eastman
&
of
the
syndi¬
Dillon, Union Se¬
Co.; Equitable Securi¬
ties
Rock), Mich.
Sale—The $350,000 school
bonds offered
from
Oct.
on
due
Co.
185, p. 89—were awarded to a
group
composed of Shannon &
West
111 Franklin Street, Boston,
until noon (EST) on Jan. 22 for
1
inclusive; and $5,370,000 3%s,
cate;
building
of
Maiden, Mass.
Sch.
Offering—C.
Superintendent
Thomson, McEvers ; & Fizzell, of
City,;.'-
Parish
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
interest
payable
at '/the ' State
Treasurer's pfficej Topeka. Legal¬
ity
approved - by
Stinson,: Mag,
basis
pany,
school
in¬
<M-N)'•
a
-
Judell, of New Orleans.
Thompson
Investment Co.;. and Estes & Co.,
33/4s; Dated Jan/ 1, 1957. Due
at
100.12,
Oct.
clusive;
&
v.
of
Hull,
10
follows:
curities
Bond
(Ford-
bonds at
100.001, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.35%, as
$1,685,000 4s, due on
Inc.;
Toyonship Sch. District
(P. O. 28726 Division St.,
Tax
price of
a
Co.; Stranahan, Harris
Flat
Lyons &
as 2.80s,
Boston.
group composed of the.
Trust Company, of
Commerce
Kansas; City;
&
Co.; Soden
to
Boston,
Dedicated
way
Lodge Expressway)
(^hicago;
Mac Arthur
v
10,000,000 Limited Access High-^;
No.
receive sealed bids e/o the Second
Bank
State
Street
Trust
Com¬
Vidalia), La.
(CST)
a.m.
building
a
of
Concordia Parish School District
No.
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive,
3
■
-
$840,000 3y2s, due
March 1, 1.967; and $10,505,000 3 y4s, due on March 1
syndi¬
Co.
i
inclusive;
Other
Newbury, Pantucket Regional Sch.
District (P. O. Groveland), Mass.
Bond
Offering — Sydney A.
O'Neill,
District Treasurer, will
Co., :sive.
approved by abie
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
$530,000
sold
was
awarded
Inc.,
price
a
Trust
'
building
sbafto,
as
Bond Offering—H. A.
Bateman,
Counties Joint Rural
; 193—were
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
1, 1964. Principal and in-j bonds. Dated»Jan.
15, 195T Due on
terest (J-D) payable at the
Farm-ijan 15 from 1958 to 1977 inclu-
Se¬
a
&
Co.,
.
:...
.
on
„
Brownstown
Dec.
Bank 1 of v. Sioux
High School District No. 11
(P.O. Lincolnville), Kan.
"
Jan. 22
June 1 from 1958
inclusive. Bonds due in
Wyatt,
185,
Marion, Dickinson,-Morris and
'
on
Louisville.
v.
—
price of 100.34,
basis of about 2.67%r "
.Chase
Due
15
KANSAS
-
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of $150,000 dor-
improvement
awarded
curity National
City, as 2a/4S, at
to
of
; r
the
of
Stuart
Trust
&
Crouse
Co.,
mitory revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
;
Donald-Moore & Co.; H.
York
Groveland,
son,
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
>
Co.; Ryan, Sutherland & Co.; McV. Sattley & Co.; and S. R. Livingstone,
interest
New
■
1
on
/
June 1 from
1
follows: $5,655,000 4s, due
March 1 from 1958 to 1965
as
from
Kenower,
M-S.
about 2.77%.
Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
lor the
1958 to
1
&
and
-a^
*
Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
of"$420,000 school building bonds.
Dated Feb.
1; 1957, Due oa Nov.
from
June
on
members
Northern
on
...
j Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
!
University of
Offering—Herluf'W.Chris-
sealed and
on
inclusive.
&
and
bonds.
;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; John
Interest
on
®t the Simpson County Bank,
Franklin. Legality approved by
Community Sch. District, la.
Bond
•
thereafter
of Dec. 1,1965. Le-
gality approved by
Cutler, S)i Chicago. ^
1961
•
way Dedicated Tax (MidlandBay City Expressway) bonds
at a price of
100.00059, a net
interest cost of about 3.77%,
follows:
as
Nuveen
Dated
p.m.
j
| ,1962 to 1982 inclusive.
on
•
Bonds due in
4.01%,
-
$17,000,000 Lirnited Access' High-
group
'2,485,000 4s. Due
Dec. 1
Gloucester, Mass. *
Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due on Dec. ! f™m 1958 to 1977 inclusive. PnnBond Sale—The $105,000 water
T from *1960 -to
1974 •'inclusive. c*Pal and interest (J-D) payable ,bondS offered Jan.
15—v. 185, p.
water>
of
a
$280,000 5s. Due
on
in¬
Interest J-D.
3,824,000 series C bonds. Due
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
°1 $350,000 electric
of
feven^e ifondk
headed by
the First of
Michigan Corp., at
a
price of 100.01,.- a net interest
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1971 in¬
clusive.,. Interest M-S., /
Franklin, Ky.
melt,
Feb '-4
from
to
March 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
sealed
$330,000
1
follows:
as
—
pur¬
2.082,000 series B bonds. Due
the
Bond Offering—Ben J. Bradley,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
•
oil
awarded
as
Co., Inc.; Halsey,/ Stuart &/.Co.
Inc.; and First of Michigan Corp.,
—
cost
clusive.
interest
and
Dubuque, Iowa
Offering—Leo F.; FromCity' Clerk,
will
receive
-
7:30 p.m.
the
for
!
wiU
11
$8,178,000 bonds,
Dec.
of Feb.
as
/
Bloomfield Hills), 'Mich.
"I
Bond
Sale
The /$2,765,000
clusive.
y
Bond
24
until
Fractional
a.m.
Trustees
bids
Hills
School ' building
bonds
offered
Jan. 14
v.
184, ^ p. 2886 — were
$2,272,000 series A bonds. Due
of Louisville.
Legality approved by Chapman. &
Cutler, of Chicago.
r
of
of
Jan.
on
chase
1976
Peoples
Bank, Shepardsville. Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
inclusive.
sealed
(EST)
1,
Board
lows:
bonds
Due
the
receive
1977.
1972.
Principal
(F-A)
payable at
Nov.
on
that
Bloomfield
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
;
inclusive.
1,
•
Due
-1976
1975
1977 inclusive.
price
a
4s.
The
1957.
Republic
*
to
and
•«,
Central
100.08.
1
40,000
Sale—The $185/000 build¬
offered - Jan. yiO'. vvere
to
1962
-
-5
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bond Offering — Chairman
Henry
G.
Gomperts
announces
> 1958 to 1961 inclusive.
312,000 4%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1
Company, of Chicago, at
.
\
bonds
awarded
of
,
v.>
Community Sch. Diftrict,
•
Bohd
r <
*
.;
Bloomheld, Troy, and West Bloomfield Townships and City of
>,
1
MASSACHUSETTS
;v
Feb. 1 from
r-
on
-
Boston"
fol¬
as
price of 100.32,
a
■
net in¬
a
422%,
"
••
proved
I
par,
terest cost of about
3s, at
as
basis of about 2.9,6%.
a
1, 1957. Due
Corporation; Kuhn, * Loeb &
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Shields & Co.;
A. C. Allyn &
Co.; Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
&
Sons; Estabrook & Co.; Ira
Haupt
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
John
Nuveen- &
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis;' Reynolds & Co.; Stone &
Webster
Securities
Van Ingen &
Corp.;
Co.;
B.
J.
......
Dean Witter &
.
Co.; Bacon, Ste-.
venson &
Co.; Robert W. Baird &
& Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co.; Clark, Dodge &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Dominick & Dominick; Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone &
Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton
Mac Arthur
Marks &
The
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Kenower,
Laurence M.
Co.;
Ohio
Company; Stranahan,
Harris & Co.; Tucker Anthony &
R. L. Day;
Chas. E. Weigold &
Co.; The Milwaukee Company; H.
V. Sattley & Co., Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus.& Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerchen
&
& Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath; John W. Clarke & Co.;
Courts & Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
& Co., Inc.; Goodbody &
Co.;
King, Quirk & Co., Inc,;
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; Ryan,
Sutherland & Co.; Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke; Scott, Horner &
Mason, Inc,; Shannon & Co.; Wil¬
liam
R.
Staats
&
Co.; Spencer
Hibbs
Trask & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co.*
Inc.;
Barcus,
Kindred
&
Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Friday
&
Co.; Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.; >
M. Kidder & Co.; John Ck
A..
Legg
Co.;
& Co.; Manley, Bennett &
McDonald & Co.;
E'. H".
V
U
The Commercial and-Financial Chronicle
(390)
Schneider
Saginaw, Mich.
&
Co.; Stern, Lauer &
Smith & Lombardo,
Iric.; Baker Simonds, Ballman &,
ivjiain; Berrien Securities, < Inc.;
Byrd Brothers; Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.; DeHaven
& Townsend, Crouter & Bodine;
A.
G.
Edwards & Sons;
Elkins,
ingstone,
Crouse
Mericka
&
cells
Wm. J.
Co.; Charles
A. Par-
Townsend, Pabney & Tyson; Ar¬
thur L. Wright & Co., Inc.; .and
F.
Yantis & Co., Inc.
S,
Myrricft Areq. School District (*, O*
M orrice),
Mich.
d Offering
o n
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 22
school
for the purchase of $225,000
Dated March 1,
1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958
to 1975 inclusive. Bonds due in
bonds.
building
1963 and thereafter are callable as
July 1, 1962. Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
of
terest
Mich.
Neu> Haven,
V Bond
&
Paddock
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
29 for the purchase of $125,000
sewage
disposal
system
bonds.'
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1983 inclusive. Bonds
1970 and thereafter
as of Oct. I, '1969.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a banking system desig¬
maturing
in
callable
are
nated by the successful bidder,
iLegality approved by Miller, Can¬
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Offering—G. A. Van Epps,
\
X)ty
bids
CTerk, wltt receive Sealed
until 2
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 22
swim¬
for the purchase of $150,000
ming
Due
bonds.
pool
1957.
on
terest
Feb.
Dated
1,
1957 to
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
on
in¬
in¬
Principal and
payable at a bank¬
ing institution to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Padclock & Stone, of Detroit.
(A-O)
improvement
general
Due
1
Feb.
on
from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds
The
dated
are
Feb.
1,
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
& Moorman, of'Detroit.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, "1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1987 inclusive.
School
Petersburg), Mich.
Bond Offering —F. S. Bird,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 24 for
the purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1957. Due on April 1 from 1958 to
1975 inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
thereafter
and
callable
are
as
of
and in¬
bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
1962. Principal
(A-O) payable at
April
1,
terest
a
by Miller, Canfield, Padr
& Stone, of Detroit.
dock
Bloomfield
West
and
Township
Sylva Lake Fractional Sch. Dist. "V
No. S (P. O. 2065 Cass Lake
Road, Keego Harbor), Mich. Bond Offering—Frances M. Leaf,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed .bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 21 for the
purchase of $960,000 building and
site bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1985
in
inclusive. Bonds due
thereafter
callable
are
Principal
1966.
1975 and
as
and
Red ford
Co.,
185, p.
Watling,
v.
to
Williamston Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
—
Rudolph H.
Lange, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 24 for
the purchase of $30,000 building
1,
1957.
Due
Township, Red ford Onion
Bond
District
Bond
Detroit), Mich.
Sale
the
$1,000,000
(P.
J
,0.
—
school
building
offered
Jan.
site
and
15—v.
awarded
were
No.
to
185,
a
bonds
89—
p.
group
com¬
posed of Stranahan, Harris & Co.;
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.;
H.
V.
be
until
for
7:30
the
by the Village Clerk
(CST) on Feb. 4
purchase of $800,000 im¬
p.m.
provement
bonds.
1957.
on
to
Due
1978
1974
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
and
1
Feb.
from
Bonds
thereafter
of Feb. 1, 1969.
1,
1959
due
in
callable
are
Sattley & Co.; Kenower, Mac Ar¬
as
thur &
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Co. and
Watling, Lerchen
4c Co., as follows:
$455,000 4V4S. Due on July 1 from
1958 to
170,000 4s.
1973 to
-
1972
proved
inclusive.
July 1
1976 inclusive.
Due
on
from
JfLeeths-Puffer Fourth Class
District
Nq.
14
(P.
O.
School
1404 N.
Getty St., Muskegon), Mich.
Bond
Offering
—
Ernst Beebe,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
Principal and
Faegre
&
Benson,
of
Minneapolis,
Carlton
375,000 41/4S. Due on July 1 from
1977 to 1983 inclusive.
bv
school
building bonds was sold
fo 9
group
headed by Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., of St. Paul.
Dakota County fndep. Sjchool Dist.
No. 26 (P. Q. Hastings), Minn.
Offering —J.
James E. Saunders
Hennepin County fndep. Sch. Dist,
(P. O. Robbinsdale), Minn.
Bond
C
Sale—The $700,000
school
14
•Jan.
building
Moody, Inc., of Minne¬
&
apolis,
at
interest
cipal and interest
at
the
Bank,
P.
Zweber,
June 1
National
Muskegon,
(J-D)
payable
21
for
1957.
Lumberman's .1980
or
at
a
place
the
building
Due
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
follows:
ijjr.
1
Jan.
net
a
,
4.02%,
as
7-7^!'^7? 7T
.
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1 from
on
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
^250^00 4S. Due
Hennepin
the
Board
will
Sale
Bond
Ttie V
—
Due
"r
-
on v
-r
pay--i
proved
by Hawkins, Delafield & :
Wood, of New York City.
:*
'
.
Broome County
%
re¬
i
■
(P. O.
:
.
Bipghampton), N. Y.
$1,900,000 Tech- '
"
Bond Sale—The
nical Institute and Airport Hangar >>
bonds offered Jan. 17
v.
185, f
$1,000,009 school 'bonds. Dated
March .1, 1957. Que on March 1
from 1958 to 1977 inelusive. Brin-
composed of
cipal and interest (M-Sj
pany
—
194—^yvere awarded to
p.
payable
group
V;
Trust Com-
Marine
>
a
of Western New York, Buf-
;
falo; First National Bank, of ChrBlair & Co.,: Inc.; Dominick I
ignated by the purchaser - subject'
& Tteminicic; Roosevelt' &
;!Cross;i:
to-approval by the'Board of Edu-'
cation.
^
Legality. ' approved
by Pmne,^Webber, I
Charles. & Trauernight,- £ of. St, : R.; D); White;:
Bros,.' 'fJarrirnan
"«s:21/as, --ad %
^ouis;;
at
a
bank
trust
or
company
des¬
cago;
.
.
pfice of 100.08,
a-
'
'
7yx77.
HAMRS^INC ;
oi about
b^sis
a
7
.^48%,K-
Laconia, W. H.
,;
Brunswick (P. O. froy)> N:-V.^ ^
Botid^le--Th^ $80O;Oj98 District
i
rhpfjoyemenf bonds, nfferedfJaj
i5)-rv.; 185, p. 194-v-were ay/arded
•
;
fortify?
17
were
the First .^da3.10s, at a -price pf
awarded to
$1,000,000; ton Cbrp.,
building bonds offered JamT6—
1957.
able at the Tinker National
Bank,%
East
Setauket. " Legality
ap- :
until 4 p.m.
(CST) on" Jan. 30 fpr the purchase
NEVy
Minnesota *,
1,
of
of
*
'
7.77777
i
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-J)
that
announces
Education
of
^
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1968 inclusive,
ceive* sealed > bids ;
l
(P. O. St. Louis
%
as
100,OS); arbasi$
to
-George. B. XJiljbons)& Co.,
Bacon, ; Stevenson
y Co.,
and \
Chds. E< Weigold &• Co.; Jointly, ^
p. 193—were awardfed to; a ;•'
i W- Laconia, N. H. V " " ^ as
composed of Northwestern
3.90s, at a price of 100.14, a '
A",Dated Jan. 15; 1957. Due ph Ja*?. ;
Bank,
and First * Na¬
from 1959 to |972 /ipclu?ivex. basi^/of about 3)88%. V>A
; ""
'- -*"C '•
v;- tv *
*. ■■
tional Bauk„.botb oi MunieaphUsy
t^hrclpai and interest >payabie op. Colonic Central School-Dist. No. 5 •
First National Bank, of Sti Pkul)
the "Second
Bank-Slate - Sjtf eet
>
Allison-'Williams Co.;: J. M. Dain
(*707AlbanyN. Y. \ "7-7
Trust Company, of Boston. .Le-*
) Bond. Offerings—Jessie B. Og.-.
& Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;.
gality approved by Ropes, "Gray,5 den, District Clerk, will receive^
Caldwell,
Phillips • & Co.;
and
Best, Goolidge & Rugg, of Boston. sealed bids at the office of MorMannheimer-Egan, Inc, as 3.80s,
ris, Dillon: & MacHarg, 91 i State
at a price qf par. The bonds bear
-NEW JERSEY
Streets Albany, until 2 p.m. (EST) additional interest of 2.20% from
v.
185,
•
April
1957 (b Jan. 1, 1958.
1,
Nnfe
"
.
Minneapolis, Minor.'
Sale—The $3,000,000
tax
anticipation notes offered Jan. 16
awarded
were
to
a
group
National
First
of
posed
com¬
Bank;
Nat ion a 1
Northwestern
Jan.
Dated
July 24,
Bank;
i960 to
institution
desig¬
Legality
Canfield, Paddock & Stoijie, of De¬
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
troit.
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
1957
24,
due
and
on
1957.
and
Wadena
Symnies,- Secretary
1958
of
and
6f the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 29
for the purchase of $335,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. ,1, 1956.
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Tail
Ot.ter
Counties
from
1
Principal
pavable
(J-D)
tional Bank of
1975
1957
to
and
interest
for the
purchase of $236,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, t957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Bonds
gality
1969 and thereafter
in
due
callable
are
of Feb. 1, 196$. Le¬
as
approved by Briggs, QilMorton, Kyle & Macartney
of St. Paul.
Hopewell Townshin (P. O.
Pennington), N. J.
i
Bond
Sale
The
$1,600,000
school
bonds
offered
Jan.
16—.
.
.
—
v.
185,
90—were awarded to a
p.
composed of Boland, Saffin
Co.; Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
Newark; Roosevelt
& Cross; J.
R. Ross & Co.; Ewing & Co.; Rand
group
&
MacBride,
Co.;
and
a
Lebenthal
4s, at
as
Miller
& Co.;
& Co., taking $1,,a
price of 100.10,
will
bids until
a.m.
19
for
10
the
receive
(CST)
sealed
on
purchase of $2,500,000.
revenue -
Due
1 and
inversely
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug. 1, 1975,
Aug. 1, 1976. Call¬
as
of Feb.
1, 1967.
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
at
National
cago, or
the
Continental
Bank
&
»
Millburn). N. J. '
$1,22,0,000 sewer
assessment
v.
and
bonds.
ment
Cutler, of Chicago.
€i-iyle¬
public
offered
^
Y.
Bond Sale—The $110,000
;
and, building
offered
Jan.
bons
&
to
185,
bonds'
194—-1
p.
George B. Gib¬
Co., Inc., New York City,,
3/J4S,; at
as
reappraisal
16—v.
awarded
were
water-
basis of
price
a
of
about 3.73%.
100.04,
a
-
.
Henrietta
(P.
Bond
bonds
Water
composed of Ira Haupt &
Co.; Francis I. duPpnt
& Co.;
Baxter & Co.; J. B. Haaiauer &
Co.; and Shelby Cullom Davis &
Co., taking $1,218,000 bonds at
2.90s, at a price of 100,23, a basis
-
2.86%.
offered
Jan.
17
Roosevelt
of
185,
v.
-—
a
group;
&
Cross;-
&
Traders
Trust'
Newburgh, N.Y.
Bond
Offering—
Kennedy,
will
Director
receive
p.m.-
on
William
bids
Jan.
29
H.
-
Finance,
of
sealed
(EST)
until
for
2
the
purchase of $142,500 land acquisi¬
tion
bonds.
on
(F-A)
Dated
Feb.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Principal
payable
at
1,
1957.
1957 to 1984
interest
and
the Highland-
Clerks wRL weu'e X^uassai&k National Sank & Trust
^aled bi^s--until 8 - p.m.. (EST)
as
1
Y.
Co., Buffalo;
and
John J. De?
Golyer Co., as 3.80s, at a price
of 100:19, a basis of about 3.78%.
Due
Bond Offering—Wayne P. Mit-
000 hands,
No.
N.
194—were awarded to
p.
14—
group
about
District
O. Henrietta),
Safe—The $439,000 water
improve¬
Jan.
-p.'i
Chapman 'Sz: Jan;-29 fbrthe pufchasAof$l,723,r.
;;;%
'
Ellenville, N.
185, p. 90—were awarded to a
at the Cheiriical Corn .Ext. ehell, Village
approved by
O.
pay¬
Chi¬
Legality
.;
>
Bond Sale—The
of
Illinois
Trust Co.,
change .Bank, New^ ^oi;k
gality
Feb.
&;
•
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,.
Heckler
&
Galloway, "of New-
composed
basis of about 3.98%.
Millburn Toivnship (P.
Mississippi (State of)
Bond Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
Commission,
of New York City.
pany,
Manufacturers
Secretary of the State Bond
Rank
&
mississippi
son,
Commercial
.
599,000
~
inclusive. Principal;
(J-J) payable at the
the First Na¬
Cranbury. Legality- York'.' City. ::
at
:
r
1986
Trust Company, of Albany, or at.
the .Marine Midland Trust Com-:
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City. >
&
to
interest
National
by
approved
Indep. Consol. Sch. District
No- 29 f (P. O. Sebeka), Mihn.
Bond Offering — H. H. Aaser,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 30
.
on
Ja,n. ?3 for the purchase of:
Cranbuyy'-Township School District,:
$3,059,000' school, bonds.
Dated j
(P. Oi Crahbury), N. J.
'.B on d Of f ering — Ethel C: Tan. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. i from:
Joint
able
1,
Principal and in¬
nated by the purchaser.
■! Dated
.
Counfy fndep. Sch. Diet;
No. 205
77 T'.
',-7*77
1987 inclusive.
1978 to
and Feb.
from
able
par,
about
275,000 3.90s. Due
Feb.
terest (F-A) payable at any suit¬
banking
of
by
J960: toi;1966;Tht^&^
>-t
$625,000
of
der.
Legality approved by Miller,
on
Dated
designated by the successful bidr
.
of
cost
headed/
group
price
a
Feh- 1» f957.
on
were
Juran
a
highway
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
—
to
bids
Pitted Feb. 1, 1957. Due
Series
offered
awarded
District Clerk, will receive sealed
from 1958 to
bonds
184, p. 2886
v.
—
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
8
inclusive.
'
■
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 21 for the
until
1959
to
NEW Y0RK%-
.Belle Terre, N. F.
df par. %:
J-D.
,
No. 24
•
Jan.
**i Bond Sale—An issue of $22,000, land: acquisition bonds) was sdid Kl
to the Tinker .National
Bank, of i
East Setauket, as 3%s, at a price
'
bert,
County lndeoendent School
Bond
1957
4^
1, 1969/
Principal and interest payable at
Louis.
".
^
V
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
\;
Missouri
>
;
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
$'■
"
,""'.'"7:' j.Columbia School District,. Mo.
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
Bond Offering — Sec r e tar y
apolis.
Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Cloquet), Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
un¬
from
■iy$MWi
Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernieht, of St.
Natipnal Bank, all of
Minneapolis; and First National
Bank of St. Paul, at 3% interest.
Bloomington, Minn.
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
inclu¬
,
1
dated
are
Louis.
Interest
Midland
MINNESOTA
School
1976
bonds
rl, J
1057. Legality approved by Haw-: ^
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New •
York City.
J-D.
-
Offering
Detroit.
of
to
Jersey Trust Co., Ridgewood.
The
National
Stone, of Detroit.
&
—
awarded
were
—
1957
> '
~
group
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
designated by the success¬
bidder. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
Feb.
from.
Interest
Smith'County Supervisors District
7No. 2 (P. O. Raleighy. Miss.7 j:
Bond Sale—An issue of $12,000
road equipment bonds was, sold
to the
Bank of Raleigh,
as
4s.
Dated. Dec. 1, 195(L Due on Dee.
Feb.
of
as
^
| ,400,00Q water, bonds.
Due on
1
yj&n,' 1 from\ 1958 to 1977 in:; clUsive. Principal and inter* ;
:estJJ-J) payable at the,North
.
Sale—An issue of $20,000
1
of St.
1976 and thereafter
callable
are
of July
tution
Dated
obligation
general
due in
interest
ful
Note
8. p.m.
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
$750,000
$175,000 3 V2S. Due
bonds offered Jan. 14
89
(CST)
of
Bonds
Township Fractional
District No. 2 (P. O.
April 1, 1958. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Lerchen
until
i
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernieht,
(
1957.
assessment and general obligation
Bond Sale—The $350,000 special
bids
sealed
-
(
bridge bonds was sold to Leland
Speed- Company, of Jackson, as
4s. Dated
Dee. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec.
-
(J?J) payable at the Citizens
■
sive.
od
in-
elusive. Principal and interest
-
>First;'National Bank & Tiust
v|-4Co., Ridgewood.;
Company, of Mem¬
V;
Bond
Independent Consolidated'
,,
%
County Supervisor? District
No. 4 (P.O. Raleigh), Miss.
-
V-
JFreeborn and Faribault Countier
receive
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Second National
Bank & Trust Co., Saginaw. Le¬
phis.
1, 1969. Legality ap¬
proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
Kyle & Macartney, of St. Louis. '
School District No. 93 Pi Q.
Alden). Minn.
•
Bond Offering—W. B. Hawker,
Clerk of the School Board, will
group headed by M.
a
Smith
callable
are
sold to
was
)
revenue
1974
*
bonds
A. Saunders &
Feb.
of
Joint
bonds.
notes.
Port Huron, Mich.
in 1973 and thereafter
system,
gas
Due
.
'
natural
1980 inclusive. Bonds due
1960 to
clusive.
353,000
.
_
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 28
for the purchase of $125,000 sew¬
age treatment plant bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
Monday, January 21, 1957
..
Olive Brpnch, Miss.
?
$323,QOO general bonds.
Jan. 1 from 1958 to
Bond Sale—^An-issue of $170,000
.
Offering—Warren Miller)
Clerk,
City
1967 in¬
Feb/ Lfrom 1958 to
y
Bond
as
special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
1,
Owostp, Mich.
;
Due
1967
to
proved
Bennett,
J.
Offering—A.
bonds.
1958
380,000
—
Education; wiU recei^ sealed
•
frcim
1
Summerfteld
Clarence E.
Kingsley, Secretary of the Board
B
of
follows:
as
improvement
Inc.; Smith Hague & Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Sutro Bros.
Co.; Seeney Cartwright & Co.;
purchase
clusive.
Co.,
&
the
for
$918,000 bonds,
Co.; Penington, Colket &
&
4
<•
$185,000 special assessment sewer
Nauman,
Inc.;
Co.; Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc.;
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; John Small
&
Feb.
on
Feb.
Co.;
&
Co.,
&
McFawn
sealed
Inc.; S. R. Liv¬
Juran & Moody,
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
will
Fairmont, Minn.■
V
t
>
,
Faist,
J.
Carl
Controller,
City
Co.;
Stokes &
Morris,
Offering
Bond
Stubbs,
Co.;
.
follows:
Co^ Newburgh. Legality approved!
by
of
Hawkjiis,
New
York
Delafield
City.
&
Wood,
Veriion, N. Y.
" i".
.
Number 5605;
18.5
Volume
BondOffering
Village
ger,
;
,
The Commereiat and Financial Chronicle
.
will
Treasurer,
inclusive;
1968
Washington Township Local School
^District (P.: -Q; Dublin), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $205,858 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 13—v. 184,
by
p
terest*
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the office of
ihe National Bank of Vernon, in
Vernon, until 1 la.m. (EST) on
(F-A')-payable at the City
Bricker,
000
bonds.
sewer
Bond Offering—Ed Shafer,
office.
Treasurer's
lage
Auditor,
Vil¬
interest (F-A) payable at the
Legality
••
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New
v
York City.
-
-
.
1958
.
(P. O. Morgantown),
Burke County
— W.
E. EasterSecretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
Bond Offering
I
until 11
the
a.m.
purchase
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1984
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Sanford,
i
OKLAHOMA
C.
$170,000
185,
Merrill
-Beane,
p. 195—were awarded to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
at
interest
price
a
of
par,
of ;about
cost
follows:-
net
a
1977
to
First
1959
bonds.
Company,
of
Bank
&
Hamilton.
London,
Legality
ajs follows:
&
and
June
on
Luther, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
C. Pflugfelder,
Clerk
of the
Board
of
1967 inclusive.
8,6,000 3y2s. Due on June 1 from
1968 to
•'
-
inclusive.
1981
V-i.
ceive
.
40,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
| .
North Carolina
185,
v.
—
bonds offered Dec.
27—v. 184, p. 2379—were awarded
to Honnold & Company.
—
awarded. to J. Lee Peeler
♦
1963 inclusive.
Due
;
inclusive:
,
% June
1,
"
:
road, bridge and general
at a price of 100.10,
net interest cost of about
to
V
^.
15 from
Nov.
on
bonds
-
*
19,58 tu
Cleveland.
Offering
Schell,
Mabel
—
will receive sealed
City Auditor,
to
for the purchase
bids until Feb. X
cf
$60,000 National Guard Armory
Dated Dec. 3, 1956.
-
Braun,
Co.,
0
O. 2966 Sanitarium
Akron), Ohio
Sale
The $1,100,000
building bonds offered Jan. 14v
p
2791^—were awarded to
Q syndicate composed of The First
Cieveland Corp„ Fahey, Clark &
.Bond
Ohio
first
An
mortgage
revenue
issue
of $65,000
system
sewerage
bonds
sold
was
i
the
.
to
State of Ohio
Co\
Doll & Isphording, Inc., Prescott
&
Co.,
Provident
Sayings
Bank & Trust Co.. of Cincinnati,
Conneaut
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering—A. ^Tqll.
Bond
Clerk
of the
Sweney
of Education,
Board
and
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
|
the
at
Citizens
Banking
&
Co., Conneaut.
Legality
approved bv Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Savings
,
View
Grandview
Heights
Avenue,
(P.
O.
1016
City
Jan.
Offering
—
Irene Fraser,
31
732.95
will receive
(EST) on
for the purchase of $56.-
bids
until
special
q
utica).
the
(EST)
purchase
Due
on
assessment
street
Dec.
inclusive.
noon
of
on
$95,000
(J-D)
1
from
Principal
school
1958 to
and
from 1959 to
.
•
Squire.
1,
1965.
terest
Feb.
from
1
Corn
City,
Gibbs
thereafter
callable
are
&
National
Bank
Chester
of
PUERTO
RICO
Sale—The $107,000 build¬
offered
Bank
of
Jan.
14
First
the
Due
Evan
serially from 1960 to
Washita
.-
(P.
Simons, of Charleston.
—;
Increase
Revenues
L.
<
of
Authority
the
—
in
Revenues
November,
1967 ; 1956, amounted to $608,023 corni pared with $585,170 in November,
The $85,000 build-
2679—were awarded to Small-
Mil burn
Co., and
as
Davis,
4s and 3l/2S, at a price
Evan L.
i
and 22
The
Bank
new
ones
begun,
Government
for
Development
is
Rico
Puerto
fiscal
agent for the Aqueduct and Sew¬
er
Authority.
Citv
until
(CST)
on
Jan. 21
for
the purchase of
$35,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
serially from
1960 to
p.m.
1966 inclu¬
sive.
Sanders
&
Note
as
R. I.
loan
notes
was
sold,
follows:
OREGON
3
Bond
er,
\
-
$150,000
notes
the
to
Rhode
Is¬
land Hospital Trust Company,
Providence,
150,000
County School District
(P.
O.
Portland),
District
sealed bids
Clerk,
will
until 8 p.m.
notes
tional
2.80%
Ore.
Offering—BessieH.Weav¬
The
at
2.65%
dis¬
on
to
Bank,
First
Na¬
the
of
Boston,
at
discount.
notes
receive' 1957. Due
(PST)
#
,
I
,
,
,
April 1 from
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
%
on
Texas
Calhoun
redeemable as of
Principal and inter¬
payable at * the Stafe
Jan. 15, 1967.
est
(J-J)
Treasurer's1 office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
■
/
■
•
-
Bond
p.
County (P. O. Browns¬
ville), Tex.
Sale
The $500,000 road
—
offered
2791
—
Jan.
were
First of Texas
10
184,
v.
—
awarded
to
the
Corporation, of San
Antonio.
Corpus
p.
Christi,
Sale
Bond
bonds
offered
—
Texas
The
Jan.
16
$2,570,000
v.
—
2888—were awarded to
184,
a group
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
First
Southwest
Company;
Equitable
Securities Corporation; F. S.
Smithers & Co.; J. C.
| Bradford
composed
of
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; Dallas
&
Co.;
Central
Invest¬
Co.; Fridley, Hess & Freder-
king; Thomas & Co.; Rotan, Mosle
&
Co.;
Moreland,
and
Branden-
berger, Johnson & Currie as fol¬
ccunt.
Multnomah
-
.1971 to 1975 inclusive.
348,000 33/4s. Due
ment
Sale—An issue of $300,000
temporary
of
No.
ap¬
Pawtucket,
receive
will
7:30
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Neuhaus
—Josephine Ever-
Clerk,
bids
sealed
>
Union Securities Co.; Underwood,
ISLAND
RHODE
sole,
;
April 1 £rom
on
20,000 3Vas. Due
&
of 100.04.
Bond Offering
,r
$45,000 3j/2S. Due
bonds
Rico
V
•according to Rafael V. UrruIndependent Sch. fia, Executive Director.
No. 107 (P. O. Corn),
During the month of November,
Oklahoma
15 new projects were completed
Sale
follows:
as
Sewer
Juan),
San
O.
Puerto
ing bonds offered Dec. 20—v. 184, '
p.
Aqueduct and
County
District
Bond
Rico
Authority
were
Davis, of Oklahoma City, jointly.
inclusive.
Puerto
National
and
Dewey,
of
Bank
Spartanburg.
by
Sinkler,
Cameron
/
Partelsville). Okla.
to
the
.
Schopl District No. 17 (P. O.
bonds
at
Williarnson County (P. Q.
as' of
1967. Principal and inter¬
County & Trust Co., West Ches¬
ter.
Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
Washington County Dependent
ing
1,
1,
the
New
awarded
in
approved
&
in¬
Bank>
at the Citizens
or
Carolina,
Legality
of
and
Exchange
Southern^ National
South
and
as
County Independent Sell*
sato, Secretary of the Board of
Dist. (P. O. Port Lavaca), Texas
Directors, will receive sealed bids > Bond Offering —H. V.
Heyland,
until 8 p,m. (EST) on Jan. 30 for
President of the Board of Trus-f
the purchase of $495,000 general
tees, will receive sealed bids until
obligation
improvement
bonds.v 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan; 31foi' the
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Feb.
purchase of $200,000 school house
15
from
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds. Dated Jan. 15,1957. Dye on
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
Jan. 15, 1974 and 1975.
Bids are
are
callable as of Feb. 15, 1967.
asked on non-optional bonds anet
Principal and interest payable at for bonds to be
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
1966
1958 to
Bonds due in 1968
Tredyffrin Township Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Paoli), Pa.
Bond Offering—Dr. D. J. Ro-
1, 1957.
Principal
(A-O) payable in
York City, at the
holder's option. Legality approved
J
in
callable
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Chemical
New York
&
due
are
—
by Town send, Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
April
or
Due
tennessee
proved
interest
Tulsa
1957.
on April 1 from
''
?
.1867-to 1970 inclusive.
est (F-A) payable at the Courity
?•"! 15,000 3% s. Due on»A.pril 1 from
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
April 1, 1960.
on
1,
a.m.
Dated
Feb.
on
1977 inclusive.
300,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
;
on April 1 from 1960 to 1979
\J, incluisve. *,
;
v
50,000 traffic signal bonds. Due
interest
ings Bank Co., Utica. Legality
by
1957. Due
,
.
Jan.
Bonds
will
bonds.
provement
'
;
1970
payable at the Utica Sav¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1
a
Wanrika, Okla.
Jan. 30 for
proved
Feb.
Dist.
orison,' Clerk of the Board of Edu-
noon
Dated
>'•'
Franklin), Tenn.
receive
Bond Sale
The $528,000 high
(EST) school bonds offered Jan.
14—v.
29 for the purchase of
184, p. 2888—were awarded to the
general obligation im-;
Equitable Securities Corporation,
$275,000
%
inclusive.
-
Ohio
1957.
on
Sch.
Virginia Rob-
—
of
price of
Bank,
4Vis, at
as
Controller,
Jan.
on
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive.
V 4 50,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1959 to 1981
jointly,
Local
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1.
Due
basis
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Auditor-Clerk,
sealed
a
| cation, will receive sealed bids
Columbus),
Ohio
Bond
as
4-40%Offering
Bond
Inc.,
price of 100.82,
a.m.
(EST) on Jan.
purchase of $1,000,000
works
system
revenue
o^n Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1987 in¬
Bond Offering—Edw. C. Houser,
follows:
as
1959 to 1982 inclusive.
M
(P
i until
Grand
Harrison,
Utjca.Washington
j
able
a
.
„
,
&
Breed
(EST) on Jan. 30 for the purchase
412S, at
of
$600,000 school improvement,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on j
about
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Cartwright & Co., Weil,
Magnus & Co.,
Roth & Irving Co.,
will receive sealed bids until noon
11
the
water
ville), Pa.
•'Lv
Inc.,
,
Road,
until
for
Schuylkill County (P. O. Potts-
550,000 x fire- station and equip^ ment bonds. Due on April 1
:
Township Local School
(P-
District
Sale
National
par.
Feb.
and
,v.
v
&
Toledo.
OHIO
Bond
Dale
Johnstown,
and
Dated
Bosworth
Springfield
bonds.
Bremen,
the
to
elusive.
,
of
Dempsey,
improvement bonds offered Jan.
15—v. 184, p. 2887—were awarded
Dak.
N.
"Hettinger,
Township (P. O.
Johnstown), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000
general obligation bonds was sold
600,000 park bonds. Due on April
1 from: 1959 to 1978 inclusive
\
Sale—The $330,000 sewer
Bond
...
bids
30
Jan.
Lower Yoder
.
dated
Norwalk, Ohio
Offering — Neville Holcombe, Mayor, will receive sealed
clusive.
-750,000* limited -access- faciiitief
bonds. Due on April 1 from
%. %
&
Tucker,
PENNSYLVANIA
April 1 from 1960 to 1982 in-
Gibbs
SDortnnburg, S. C.
bonds.
sanitary sewer bonds.
April 1 from 1959 to
f
1981 inclusive.
'
.
1,500,000 water bonds. Due or>
.•>*
1958 to
1
are
Sanders
Squire
DAKOTA
NORTH
.
'
Feb. 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
The
Port
1971 inclusive/Interest J-J.
Due bri
Line bonds.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality - approved
by
inclusive.
1963 to 1971
of
1958
;
Sinkler,
construction and storage facilities
bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958 to
sealed bids until 10:30
*
ami.
Bond
Ore.
Offering—Ira E.
County
;
11
Charleston.
•
(P.O.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
(PST) on Jan. 25 for
the purchase of $79,972.25 dock
$2,250,000
(
.
""
-Bond
/
15 from
1961 inclusive;
1957.
3s, * due on June 1,
1962; and $45,000
due: on June 1 from
~dlAs,
Oxford
until 8 p.m.
City Auditor, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
Jan. 22 for the purchase of $6,-
.
$10,000
and
19X7 inclusive.
Offering—A. Jackson Law¬
450,000 bonds,
12$,62Q santitary sewer improve*
ment bonds.
Due on Nov.. i5
...from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
.
'
1961
Port
by
from
1
Re¬
will
until
Trust-Co.,
Legality approved
& Simons, ^of
New York City.
July
on
sealed
-
:
3.36%; 511,000 6s, due on June
1 from 1958 to 1960 inclusive;
•
to
of
Bond
rence,
10,500 Water Supply Line bonds.
Due on, Nov. 15 from 1958 to
bonds,
'"'■'-■■■■si
from
1967- inclusive.
y
$10,000 3s, due on
1961 and 1962; and
-from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
66,000
15
Nov.
on
Due
1960
o"".L ^ ^5,000 $ Vis, due ori June 1
-\
Due
•
-
,
Bond
,/■ :• 1965 inclusive.
?■
: 28,060 Water Supply Line bonds.
*
to
Nov.
on
'196^ihClus!y^
'
price
^
.
9,950 Water Supply
Corp., of Greensboro, as follows:
cost of
6s, due
1971
Tulsa, Okla.
a.m.
Due on Nov. 15 from 1958 to
of, Durham, and Vance Securities
a
10
on
8,120 Water Supply Line bonds.
were
& .Co.,
$li0,000 sehoql bonds, at
of par, a net interest
; about 3.38%; $25,000
on June 1
from 1958
Due
re¬
$10,860 Ditch improvement bonds.
'
90
pi
until
bids
4s.
on
.
8
will
$65,000 sanitary
system
sewer
Jan. 29 for the purchase
of
$187,110
special
assessment
bonds, as follows: "•
J.
Bond Sale—The .ref unding '■■{
bonds
totaling $176,000 offered
Jan.
sealed
(EST)
Wayne, County (P. Q- Goldsboro),
*
Commissioners,
County
'
1970 inclusive.
thereafter
in 1959.
were
—
to'J. A. White & Com¬
of Cincinnati.
Bond Offering—Anna
from
1
1964
awarded
Lucas
Due
6s.
1958 to
1960 to
water
works
extension
improvement bonds. Due
10,000
"
$44,000
from
1
July 1 from
on
bids
1958
to
1977
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
are
callable as of Feb. 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Guaranty
inclusive.
91
p.
facility
access
bonds. Due from
Ohio
185,
v.
—
limited
$100,000
July
on
Commissioners,
from
as
.
1964 inclusive.
Chairr^an of the Board of
sealed
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of
$1,675,000 auditorium bonds.
Pated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
Oxford),
Stocks,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 22
for the purchase of $110,000 bonds,
Sale—The $32,400 sanitary
construction bonds offered
as
32,000
Clinton, Okla.
Trust
Due
1965 to
Bond Offering—Ernpst J.
Bond
8
4s.
1958 to
ceive
net
a
3.91%,
,
'
inclusive.
of. about
O'Neal,
County
of Port¬
100.13,
carolina
inclusive.
1968
to
cost
of
24,000 3%s. Due
Port
from
1
by^. Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Jan.
$19,000
Clerk,' will
Due semi-an¬
and Dec.
Hamilton
sewer
%
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan..22
for the purchase of $10,000 water
noon
approved
.•
,
1,.1957.
June
on
pany,
3.73%,
Town
price
a
follows:
Binger, Okla.
■\\ i .
Offering — L. R. Griffin,
Bond
'
Principal
and interest (J-D> payable at the
sani¬
tary sewer bonds offered Jan. 15
—v.
Dated Feb.
1958
First National Bank
Jan.31 for the purchase, works extension bonds. Due from
on
nually
the
'
.
south
Greenville County, Greenville
Memorial Auditorium District f
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Bond Offering — Belton R.
Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
obligation bonds offered Jan. 14
—v.
185, p. 91—were awarded to
interest
■
$1,000,000%building
N.
Sale—The
Bond
;
.
(EST)
of
to
land, at
.
office.
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
by
Multnomah County, Powell Valley
Water District No. 2 (P. O.
4.19%.
ard, Clerk of Board of Educatipn;
(EST) on Jan. 22 for
of $565,000 school
proved
Sweney
Cartwright & Co., as 4Vis, at a
price of 100.53, a basis of about
Bond Offering—Harold L. How¬
will receive sealed bids until
Treasurer's
basis
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
91—were awarded
p.
City School District,
: xrmi*
ling,
a
Exempted Village Sch.
'*■
District, Ohio <
Bond Sale—The $127,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 15—v. 185,
North Carolina
Hamilton
101.12,
1
1967- inclusive.
to
1957. Due
Woodsheld
Principal
and interest (A.-.O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
'
CAROLINA
NORTH
-
414s, at a price of
of about 4.12%.
'■
City
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $35,000 fire fight¬
ing equipment bonds. Dated Jan.
15, 1957. Due ..on Oct. 15 from
1 from 1957
Principal and
building
2378—were awarded to J. A.
White & Company, of Cincinnati,
as
1,
Feb.
Dated
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Marburger, Evatt v&
Greenville, Ohio
.
Due
1986
to
purchase of $223,000 Fifst National Bank", of BostoC
bonds. Dated Jan. 15, Legality
approved
by
Storey,
on Jan.;"15 from 1958 to
■Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Boston.
terest
payable
at f the
County
Feb. 5 for the
'
Barton, of Columbus.
Jan. 24 for the purchase of 3137,1957.
Principal and in¬
National Bank & Trust Company,
of Columbuk.
.Regality approved
,
E. Arlene Al¬
—
(391)
on
are
dated
lows:
$1,750,000 airport bonds: $500,000
4!2s, due on Feb. 1 from 1959
to 1962 inclusive; and $1,250,000 33is,
1963 to
due on Feb. 1 from
1972 inclusive.
820.000 storm sewer bonds:
Jan.
11.
July 14, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
$270,-
Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1966 inclusive; $410,-
000 412s, due on
000
4s,
due
on
Feb.
1
from
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(392)
to
1978
$140,000
3:;4s,
1967
inclusive;
due
Jan.
offered
awarded
were
headed
to
rate
91—
p.
San
bonds
follows;
as
Due
ton
300,000 0,10s.
Other
Due Aug.
the
of
members
syndi¬
ton &
a
about
of
Due
31/4S.
Victoria
building
bonds
J.
National
&
Kansas City, Tripp & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, A. G.
Edwards & Sons, Blunt, Ellis &
Simmons, Julien Collins & Co.,
Cb.ace, Whiteside, West & Wins-
and
the
revenue
time
same
bonds
offered
High
School
Bradford
at
the
syndi¬
NOTE:—No
Higginson Corp., A. G.
Inc., First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Bache & Co., Francis
for
the
184,
v.
County
(P.
O.
T exas
ceive
Offering—Fletcher
County
sealed
Judge,
bids
Rich¬
will
until
10
15—v.
issue
on Jan. 30 for the purchase
$1,500,000 court house and jail
bonds.
on
Dated
March
clusive.
1
Feb.
from
1958
Principal
1957.
1,
to
King
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬ |
No.
by
Gibson,
Midland
Independent Sch. Dist.,
)Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
the Board
(CST)
p.m.
by
the
Pierce
on
Jan.
until 7:30
22
for
the
offered
Jan.
196.
Highline
(P.
of
Dist.
price of
a
King County,
No.
1
(P.
sold
Washington,
as
par.
33/4S, at
Seattle
fered Jan.
awarded to
mas.
Chicago, at
Dist.
JPampa Independent School District,
Texas
Bond Offering — Frank
Smith,
President of Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 2
(CST)
net
as
10
interest
Sch.
Dist.
of
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
the
Republic
National
Dank, of Dallas. Legality approved
able
15
of
cost
184,
v.
3Lis.
ol'
Everett),
that sealed
the
at
1972
to
p.
No. 81
County
fer,
Sale
building
184,
v.
$600,000
gen¬
sold
as
par.
a
The
—
bonds
in¬
the
and
purchaser.
by
Quarles,
Lines,
Milwau¬
ol'
WYOMING
bids,
Carbon
offices of
3
County School District No.
(P. O. Rawlins), Wyo.
Sale
Bond
building
184,
v.
State,
The
—
$1,126,000
bonds offered
Jan.
16—
2792—were sold to the
p.
3%s, at
as
a
price of
par,
CANADA
Jan.
15—
of Seattle First
group composed
National Bank, of Seattle; Chemi¬
cal Corn Exchange Bank, of New
Blyth
Trust
cantile
Louis; J.
H.
&
Co.,
Inc.; North¬
Chicago; Mer¬
Company,
of
St.
Co.,
of
Trust
C.
Morton
Bradford
&
Co.;
&
City
Co.;
W.
National
interest
net
of
about
2.95%,
ONTARIO
O.
Debenture
receive
5%
Feb. 13 for the purchase
000
bids until
10
$2,200,000 hospital bonds. Dated
March
at
will
Metropolitan Toronto, Ont.
a.m.
on
1,
Due
1957.
1958 to
March
on
1
bonds
Denison
as
4s, at
was
sold
&
price of 99.33,
a
C.
ton,
Due
River
and
Poygan,
Omro
Clay¬
Vinland,
District Clerk,
tures.
944,000
Wolf
(Towns)
No.
1
Feb.
to
Due
2%s.
1,595,000
from
1966'
Due
to
Due
on
Feb.
Due
Helen
1976
will receive
on
1
2,025,000
2.90s.
from
1975
Due
Feb.
1
from
Jan.
on
1980
to
1
inclusive.
County (P. O. Black River
Falls), Wis.
Offering—Geo. J. John¬
Bond
son,
County
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Feb.
000
1958
5
for
11
receive
(CST)
on
purchase of $190,Home bonds. Dated
County
1, 1957. Due
1977
to
will
a.m.
the
Feb.
on
1
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Jackson County Bank, Black Riv¬
er
Falls, or at a bank in Mil¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. *
Milwaukee County (P.
about
,oUR>»of
from
inclusive.
* ***2*
&
CO
ffiSSafifltf
Bond
sealed
Offering—Max A. Barczak.
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
10
receive
a.m.
(CST)
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $11.-
bonds,
follows:
as
Sewerage
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
1,430,000 Milwaukee
stitutional
Dated
Feb.
3.38%,
County In¬
Building
bonds.
Feb.
from
1
1.
1957.
1958
to
on
Jan.
1
from
Due
on
Jan.
1.875,000
Due
on
1967
in¬
Due
on
Jan.
1,
park
improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1. 1955. Due*
Feb. 1, 1963 and 1964.
1
on
250,000 park improvement bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1,
Feb. 1, 1962.
1956.
Due
on
„
Due
on
Jan.
1
1977 inclusive.
Chemical Bank
1,800.000
park-
bonds.
;
Due
1965
Dated
Feb.
1
inclusive."
on
improvement
,1^ 1957.
Feb.
from
1958
\
2
rn
*
O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
County
to
Fund
Feb.
1,
'
.A
*
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
Jan.
on
1,
1,
deben¬
1972.
deben¬
1977.
1987.
2,992,000 Installment debentures.
inclusive.
1974
Feb.
on
as
Jan.
1967.
Fund
Sinking
from
1
on
1971
889,000 27/sS. Due
to
Jan.
on
1,
on
inclusive.
1965
Co.,
Weir
1, 1962.
Feb.
follows:
1959
&
Sinking Fund debentures.
Due
(P. O.
Winneconne), Wis.
Bond
Offering — Mrs.
Ames
Sinking
11,304,000
and
Winneconne,
Joint Sch. Dist.
Hinz,
on
tures.
(Village)
Oshkosh,
Winchester,
on
3,305,000
basis
of about 4.07%.
Winneconne
E.
Ltd.
Due
Company, of Sheboygan,
a
Co.,
A.
McLeod, .Young,
917,000 Sinking Fund debentures.
$106,000
H.
group
$538,000 Sinking Fund debentures.
Wis.
to
Ltd.;
Ltd.;. and
Sheboygan, Lincoln Sch. Dist. No. 4
Sheboygan),
$20,000,-
sold recently to a
were
ration,
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
O.
following
totaling
Ltd.; Dominion Securities Corpo¬
inclusive. Prin¬
1977
Sale—The
debentures
composed of Wood, Gundy & Co.,
the
school
$6,000,000
offered
(P.
Bond Sale—An issue of
2888—were awarded to
p.
Clerk,
and oral
from
County School District
(P. O. Spokane), Wash.
Bond
County
sealed
(P.
91—were
Other syndicate members: Chase
Bank;
Due
1976
kee.
Appleton), Wis.
Bond Offering—Mollie E. Pfef-
cipal and interest
Washington,
price of
a
Spokane
1971.
3.30s.
Manhattan
O.
Sch.
2680—were
p.
State
3%s, at
1962 inclusive.
1970 and
from
(P.
Sale—The
the
Savings Bank,
price of 100.059. a
3.20s.
3,900,000
chase
&
Francis
clusive.
to
1,130.000
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
on
State,
Edmonds
$5,250,000 Metropolitan
Wash.
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Jan. 29 for the pur¬
$1,250,000 school house
p.m.
185,
$1,595,000 6s. Due
3,375,000
the
to
obligation bonds offered Jan.
—
to
follows:
1959
sold
County,
No.
205,000
syndicate headed by
a
Milwaukee),
Clerk
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
to 1977 inclusive. In¬
Outgamie
of
the Harris Trust &
16—v.
to
approved
Spooner
Legality approved by
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
No.
par.
Snohomish
on
O. Seattle),
a
Feb.
(CST)
2888—were
Bond Sale—The $10,000,000
gen¬
eral obligation building bonds of¬
bonds.
Dallas.
School District
waukee.
Sch.
2792—were
p.
State
Dated
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
p.
O.
184,
v.
the
revenue
Bond Sale—The $335,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 184,
Feb.
above
''
purchase
of
$2,250,000
building
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Hospital
County
Sale—The
3.60s, at
Secretary of
of Education
were
Seattle), Wash.
$200,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
—
to
T exas
be
eral
11
Austin.
bids
12.
401
Bond
office.
Legality approved
Spenee & Gibson, of
bonds
County,
District
the
WISCONSIN
WASHINGTON
1980 in¬
1958
1957.
waukee.
Jachson
Sold—No
p.
obligation
1,
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at a place to be
mutually
agreed
upon
between
5—
being re-offered for sale
March
on
;
urer's
when
Dec.
Re-Offered—The
is
Due
interest
and
185,
Bonds
re¬
a.m.
(CST)
of
bonds
on
County, Richmond Magisterial
(P. O. Wise), Va.
improvement
New
Lichtsinn, 401 BrumBuilding, Milwaukee, until 2
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 22 for the
purchase of $800,000 school bonds.
fice.
1972
submitted for the $1,200,000 school
Kountze),
from
of
and
F-A.
2496.
Not
building
Feb.
received
were
District
Bonds
ardson,
as
VIRGINIA
Wise
in
1
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
general
Dated
May
Art'eldt and
1958
&
& Co.
Bond
bids
offered
p.
O.
—
received
terest
&
par.
foregoing
originally
Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., Dick & Merle-Smith, Tripp
& Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Pchl & Co., Inc., and John Small
Jfardin
Beach
$1,491,000 4s. Due
Vt.
Halsey, Stuart
negotiated sale,
by
(P.
announces
be
from
a
Company at a
3%s, at a price of
Becker & Co.,
I. duPont
to
Bond Sale—An issue of $284,000
school
construction
bonds
was
Lee
cate:
bonds
awarded
were
Burlington Town School Dist.
purchased
school
Legality
Offering
bonds. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Counly Treasurer's of¬
ern
(P. O. Burlington),
to
of
Vt.
2.59%.
South
syndicate headed by Shields &
Company and Glore, Forgan &
Company, at a price of 100.09, as
4s, 3.10s and 3.20s,
members
17
3
the
at
or
agency
2
the
clusive.
der
& Weeks, and J. C.
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City;
Co., jointly, as 2.60s,, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.; and
of 100.06, a basis ol' Kalman &
Co., at a price of 99,
&
price
a
Foley
will
Offering—Margaret New¬
Dated
airport
and
Jan.
Hornblower
a
Other
bonds.
Sale—The $825,000 Junior
offered
at
awarded
were
(P. O. South Bend),
Board of Com¬
receive
sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
20 for the purchase of $125,000
York;
about
system
1
Clerk of the
missioners,
will
on
Burlington,
$5,000,000
sanitary sewer
and
re¬
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bond
be
must
Principal and
the County
office,
No.
Bond
ton,
p.m.
National Bank of Boston.
Sale—The
works
2
April 1 from
to 1976 inclusive. Principal
interest payable at the First
1.957
bonds.
on
at
County's fiscal
York City.
Wash.
eral
until
sewer
1, 1957. Due
payable
Treasurer's
County Public Hospital
No.
District
Jan. 29 for the purchase
$415,000
Feb.
accordingly.
District
Washington
bids
of
Dwinnell, Harkncss &
Hill, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
McClung & Knickerbocker, A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Lucas,
Eisen & Waeckerle, Barret, Fitch.
North & Co., Farvvell, Chapman &
Co., Breed & Harrison, Inc., Con¬
tinental Bank & Trust Co., Salt
Euke City, Piper, Jafi'ray & Hop-:
wood, Channer Securities Co., and
Pennington, Colkett & Co.
water
sold to the
Bank, in Vic¬
Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
and
groups
made
for
equipment
var¬
until
24
$325,000
inclusive.
divided into
are
bids
Jan.
Wisconsin
403
Brattleboro, Vt.
Offering—Errol W. Rich¬
on
and
McFaul.
Pacific
1
(EST)
Inc.,
Additional
1
vvas
ceive
Trust
Cc».,
low,
Feb.
ardson, Town
Bank
Harrison;
&
Breed
&
Hess
issue of $15,000
National
Bond
The issues
ious
Monday, January 21, 1957
.
sealed
on
from
Oak Creek and Franklin Joint Sch.
Co.;
Bond
Clickenhaus & Lcmbo,
City
on
VERMONT
Dittmar
& Son,
1967
1
&
as
"Weeden & Co., Anderson & Strud-
R.
Due
Sale—An
Victoria
Co.,
1
T exas
Bond
1958 to
im¬
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
on
.
inclusive.
County Consolidated Sch.
No. 4 (P. O. Victoria),
District
toria.
Co.,
Edwards
Feb.
on
Airports
Due
interest
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
from
Co., W. H. Mor¬
&
;
.
1976
to
3.30s.
10,520,000
Co., First National Bank, in
Fridley, Hess & Freder-
Eldredge
from
1
Feb, 1
inclusive.
Due
1.957.
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; Trust
Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta; W. H.
Morton & Co.; Stern Bros. & Co.;
Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Bramhall
&
Stein; A. Webster Dougherty
as
on
1972
to
1973
from
1,
Ocean
3V&S.
1969
3,185,000
Dallas,
wick,
net
a
Feb. 1, 1967
on
County
provement bonds.
Bos¬
1968.
from
king, Clark, Dodge & Co., Baxter
& Co., Rand & Co., Ernst & Co;,
&
Co.; Central Republic
Co.; R. H. Moulton & Co.; Foster
& Marshall; Baxter & Co.; Rey¬
nolds &
Co.; Shearson, Hammill
man¬
3.35%,
1.968 inclusive.
to
600,000
Smithers &
Bond
and
of
W. E. Hutton &
184,
v.
Inc., and First
cost
2,005,000
Seattle, Carl. M.
Bceb, Rhoades & Co., Alex. Brown
& Sons,
Bank,
-—
joint syndicate
price of 100.01,
905,000 3%s. Due
Blyth & Co., Inc., Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis, First Na¬
tional Bank, of Portland, Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Seattle First Na¬
tional
17
as
at
.1958
First National Bank, Chi¬
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
cate:
cago.
Jan.
revenue
$3,385,000 4s. Due on Feb.
1976.
1,
Trust Co.; J. P. Morgan & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; National Bank
of
Commerce, of Seattle; F. S.
follows:
1976 inclusive.
1968 to
from
Co.
Corp.,
interest
1
Aug.
Due on
$20,000,000
systems
gas
offered
agers,
1
Aug.
on
Texas
The
—
and
Stuart &
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
from
4,200,000 3.30s.
or
2888—were awarded to Halsey,
p.
1962 inclusive.
3V^s.
2 V-i %
is
Antonio,
Sale
electric
$3,000,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1957 to
bonds
&
&
Bond
Company, of New York City
2,500,000
of
Board
syndicate
a
Northern Trust
of Chicago, First Bos¬
price of 100.05,
at a
eligible for
State
more.
Corporation, and the Bankers
Trust
the
on
the
by
Company,
ton
185,
14—v.
the
by
are
Education, p rovid e d that the
weighted average annual interest
$10,000,900
totaling
bonds
poses
purchase
various pur¬
The
—
The above bonds
Texas
Dallas,
Sale
Bond
Dallas.
1
1982 inclusive.
1979 to
from
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
and
Feb.
on
.
from
1958
to
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