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MONDAY
ISSUE
Commercial and
Chronicle
Reg
Volume
187
Number
5711
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
v
U. 8. Pat, Office
Y., Monday, January 27, 1958
Price
it
10
will
shopping
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
in Palm
Beach, Fla. '
Announcement
Otis
of
L.
150,
■'' *
"
■
branch in
a
under
nb\v
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Properties,
Inc;,
Subsidiary—
Sec
builders
and
owners
made
was
by
829.
p.
Stock and Bond Quotations
Admiral Finance Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Absorbed—
See
General
Acceptance
182,
■
-■
1905.
p.
New York
Airborne Accessories Corp., Hillside, N.
J.—Expansion
Stock
•'
At
Exchange (Stocks)
of
32
Stock
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
underwriters
Lehman
Blair
Bros.___„
&
Co.
Blewer,
their- specific
and
$1,350,000
Inc.—
1,350.000
Glynn & Co—
Boettcher
and
Burnham
Butcher
Sherrerd
&
P.
1,000,000
G.
Edwards
Clement
A.
&
Sons
Evans
&
J.
200,000
Feibleman & Co._
Ferris
&
Co.—
Co.
Marache
—
Hornblower
Indianapolis
500,000
Weeks—
B.
Joyce &
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Pollock
&
F.
&
Co
&
Bros.
Co.
Co.
300,000
&
100,000
Straus,
&
Co.—
Blosser
Co._
200,000
100,000
300,000
Wyllie and Thornhlll
Co
&
107,
Tyson
—
to
7
Banks
Brown
as
succeeds
ceeded
announced
President
the
late
Donald
heart attack
Chemical,
9.
the
National
Cleghorn,
to
appointment
Aniline
who
Mr.
Brown,
hoid
141.
p.
16
retired.
Mr.
continue
187,
its
E.
Rogers,
Jan.
on
will
stated.—V.
of
Albert
G.
Jan.
who
that
Division.
Nov.
on
Cleghorn
is
a
office,
1.
Chester
of
Mr.
suddently
Vice-President
Glen B.
;
.
Miller,
To
leadership
in
the
200
million
a
Allied
J
burgeoning
siding
Industry, the company will introduce an all new
revolutionary alumi¬
num
lapsiding, with"; a bonded backing of expanded plastic foam, it
,
was
announced
p. 2365.
-
.
Jan.
on
20
by
Ben
Sugar,
Vice-President.-^-V.
186,
■
American Can Co.—Forms Dixie
Cup Division—
a
Dixie
Cup Division to
Cup Co. which
last year,
C.
with
the
$1,058,164
20%.
$1.50
or
share
per
ir\
1956,
increase
an
1957,
after payment of
-
186,
p.
2573.
Offered—Beginning
an issue of 20,500 shares of common stock (no
value) at a price of $7.35 per share as fixed by the
Board of Directors.
incorporated
on
May
under
26.
located
the
1955,
at
laws
as
146
of
Main
the
Street,
Maynard,
Commonwealth
of
Mass.,
Massa¬
engineering research and develop¬
ment
and
manufacturing corporation
to
develop
and. manufacture
vibration equipment and other related
engineering machinery.
PROCEEDS—The
entire
an
part
"Hykinator's"
industry
problem
of
the
Climax
Petroleum
Corp.—Consolidation
> n
■
-.
v
•
usefulness
where
is
said
leakage is
to
be
most
important
intolerable and
in
corrosion
is
the
an
chem¬
company's sales
$10,481,161
;
.
of
substantially all of the company's oil activities
wholly-owned subsidiary was announced on Jan. 13 by Gay V,
Land," Vice-President of ilie'parent company, who has been elected
the
of
of
W.
Included
subsidiary.
the
corporation
the
to
for
were
1956,
in
excess
an
Malcolm A.
of $12,200,000
increase
of
about
in
extreme
compared
according to
1957,
16%,
8chweiker, President. Preliminary estimates of net earnings
approximately $1,280,000 or $1.80 per share, compared with
income
for
stock will
the
1957—11-Mos.—1956
$
$
$
37.276.235 422,222,473 391,857.114
24.969.815
26.123,296 232,257,240 263,220,904
4,109,000
50,150.000
45,758,000
■
1,982,060
6,743,961
5,061,879
operating
after
187,
charges!
p.
22,264,093
24,765,977
65,049,256
60,624,117
3,803,126 516,115,578 460,662,562
4,077,352
42.
Walter
E.
are
consolidation
would
V
Treasurer.
—
'
-
owned
American
Metal
Climax, Inc. at the end of 1957.
six months of 1957 the combined
first
predecessor companies
3,300 barrels per day.
in
oil
and
production
in
of
the
of
Securities Co., Jersey City, N.
J.
was
company
covering
of
6
on
76,563
Jan.
shares
15
of
filed
shares
ment.
held
No
Investment
of
record
to
underwriting
is
purposes.—V.
letter
a
stock
common
outstanding common stock
the
on
the
effective
involed.
185,
p.
of
to
basis
notification
date
The
offered
be
of
one
of
the
proceeds
with
the
share
for
SEC
each
registration
are
state¬
used for
be
to
at
dental-
i
Co.—Meiklejohn Elect¬
Meiklejohn,
Treasurer
a
director,
has
been
Board
announced
was
Chairman
and
on
President.—V.
Jan.
186,
16
p.
by
Morehead
j23/.»%;
314%;
;
.
Ohio—Stock
York -City,
on
(par 5tf)
,
construct
to
and operate natural gas facilities, at an estimated
$2,459,800, In West Virginia and Virginia.—V. 186, p. 1041.
Discount
Finance
&
Co.,
Inc.—Permanently
Enjoined—
Paul
rities
Backers
Jersey,
and
signed a judgment for permanent injunction en¬
Discount' and
Finance
Co.,
Inc.,
of Clifton,
NewSorce, Jr. from further violations
the Securities Act of 1933.
James
"requirements
Inc.
Co.,
complaint alleged
(Backers) and James
Act
that
Backers
registra¬
Discount
&
Pi*
Sorce, Jr., its President, were
"guarantee
savings
certificates,"
a
security,
or in effect with the Commission a registration
required
as
Securities
of the
of
Commission's
and
selling
without having on file
the
York
New
Smith
F.
joining
tion
Regional Administrator of the Secu¬
Commission, on Jan. 20 announced that Judge
Windels, Jr.,
and
Exchange
William
by
of
Section
5' (the
registration
requirement)
1933.
elected
Mr.
Vice-President, it
New
days,
The Federal Power Commission has granted this corporation authori¬
zation
statement
and
Inc.,
^
offering
•
Cleveland,
Inc.,
Securities,
days,
per share. Proceeds for expenses inci¬
development
of
oil
and
gas
properties.
to
cost of about
of
S.
rate schedule
Atlantic Seaboard Corp.—To Construct New Facilities
The
American Machine & Foundry
the new
said
price of $1.35
a
nance
David
the Board,
—V. 186, p. 1041.
1738.
ed Vice-President—
all
Jan. 23 offered 222,200 shares of common stock
_
stockholders
to
new
Petroleum,
Ross
—
V* of 1% in the
maturities except 5 ;to 29
decrease of
a
Immediately as follows: 5 to 29
to 179 days, 3!'n%; 180 to 239
33i%.—'V,.186, p. 622.
SO
to~270-days
Backers
American European
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
3% ;
Asta-King
merged
excess
gas
240
Offered
Ameri¬
interests
effective
days,
-
and gas properties formerly
American Metal Co., Ltd.; and those
of
89
Chairman of
Oare,
become
to
ftttd
Land, other operating
Long, Vice-President, and
the oil
arc
L.
Robert
•
Mr.
Controller and Assistant
Barnes,
in
addition
In
with
American Encaustic Tiling Co.—Sales and Earns.
Up—
indicate
Of
general
present liquid handling devices of conventional design
and
manufacture.
Since
the corporation was organized it has
been
engaged
in
intensive
engineering resulting in the development of
the "Hykinator" as its first
product.
The issuer is not yet in com¬
mercial
production.—V.
186, p.
2753.
The
;
proceeds
received
from
the
offering
will
funds of the corporation.
Assuming that all of the shares hereby offered are sold, the corpora¬
tion expects to apply
approximately $123,815 to working capital to
finance
the
production of the "Hykinator" in two dilferent modeLs
«uid
approximately $26,860 will be used for capital equipment.
The
become
subscribed
'38,157,525
*
on Jan. 20 announced
paid for its commercial paper in
clays, which dropped Va of 1%.
a
The
BUSINESS—Company,
chusetts
rights will
the
statement covering
Exchange Commission.
4,430,000
Dec,
;
Consolidation
into
writing,
with
v
;
as
said.—V.
American Dynamics Corp.—Stock
ical
dividend
offices
Mr. Stolk
and
1957—Month—1956
rate
approximately
stock
.
.
Oil and Gas Properties—
Wendell
Jan. 6 the company offered for
cash, and without under¬
was
4%
a
by Climax Molybdenum Co.,
Cobre Oil, Inc., and Blaekwell Zinc Co., Inc., subsidiaries of
can
Metal Co.
American Metal and Climax Molybdenum were
Pa.,
date
-
2,013,749
30
During the
par
of
Per share earnings for both years are based on the 704,599 shades
outstanding Dec. 31,
officers
was
Easton,
that
debentures
Associates Investment Co.—Reduces Paper Rate—
opera¬
Van
at
be
share
to
sent
registration
a
The company
merged into the company
were
hold
will
Net operating income.
43
announced on Jan. 16 by William C. Stolk, President.
Scbaick, Vice-President and former Dixie Prudent, lias;
appointed Vice-President and General Manager of the Division
L.
been
-
it
handle
1958."After
taxes—
Net
President
The company has formed
tions of the former Dixie
will
I
taxes,,,
Other
—V.
American
dollar
12,
company
expenses
Federal
IiiCi, Akron, Ohio—Introduces New Product—
maintain
the
revenues
suc¬
President,
.
March
with the Securities
Operating
44
16, 1957.—V. 186, p. 1837.
Alsco
offer
be
M.
of
of
the
of
will
become convertible into stock.
Operating
Brown
had
1957.
died
before
$
44
The Course of Bank Clearings
corporation
or
or
of
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—New Division President
The
terms
1958.
debentures
Rights may be used to subscribe for
may be sold or transferred to others.
Holders must take
employees is made
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices- 44
100,000
the
25,
1958.
7,
Period End. Nov. 30-
Federal
of
new
new
be filed
•
-
325.
p.
Member
Feb.
Jan.
the
for
with allotment payments to begin in July, 1958 and the purchase period
to end in June, 1960.
The basis of employee participation is to be one
share for each $400 of basic annual rate of pay.
Before the offering
News_Cover
Reserve Banks
200,000
.
of
System
Condition Statement
about
outlining
about
owners
Following the stockholders' meeting, the board of directors authprized
for an offering under the plan on or about April 30, 1958.
Reserve
Combined
Townsend, Dabney &
Kormendi <fc Co., Inc.—
Kohlmeyer
—V.
Statement
Federal
200,000
of stock.
1958 and will be convertible
day shares are offered or 85% of market price on the last day of the
allotment period, whichever is lower, but not less than $100 per share.
Employees may cancel their purchases at any time.
44
Condition
300,000
_
-
12,
employees' stock plan approved by the stockholders author¬
izes the sale of 7,000.000 shares of stock to employees of the company
and of its subsidiaries.
The plan provides for sale of shares by payroll
allotments at a price of 85% of the market price of the stock on the
47
&
McDowell
March
preparation
Foreign Exchange Rates
1,350,000
200,000
Inc.
Corporation & Investment
each nine shares
dated
prospectus
requested,
so
The
31
State and City Bond Offerings—,
Dividends Declared and Payable
&
Jones,
Starkweather
150,000
General
1,350,000
<fe
Winston
issue
value.
until they
Miscellaneous Features
1,350,000
Rothschild
com¬
new
beginning May 12,
subscribe
or
on
no
If
31
750,000
Scharff
1,000,000
41
31
Co.
Hutzler
and
have
100,000
E.
on
action
Hirshberg,
Salomon
1,350,000
Co.—
100,000
and
to
debentures
37
SEC Index of Stock Prices-,
stock
share
to
owners
40
Section,
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
1,000,000
&
Inc.
&
Rowles,
750,000
Share
Corp.,
Johnston, Lemon & Qo.
John
L.
1,350.000
Bond
Showers
Reynolds
—
1,350,000
.
Inc.
&
Co
&
Wm.
300,000
—,
&
Co
Inc.
200,000
'
Hallgarten & Co
Hentz
Norriy
300,000
First Cleveland Corp.
Garrett & Sons
Granbery,
Moseley &
Murray,
100,000
Robert
H.
S.
Nongard,
Co., Inc
T.
100,000
letter
Rights
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 31
Securities
York Hanseatic
Corporation
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
New
100,000
Stock
debentures for
of
common
A
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
100,000
Company
&
Co.
A.
Mid-South
300,000
Shelby Cullom Davis
100,000
ridge <fc Co.-———^
Exchange
$100
mailed
35
Toronto
$1,350,000
,
McCourtney-Brecken-
300,000
Byrd Bros
Co..
Hugo Marx & Co._
200,000
1,000,000
Co
and
&
200,000
Co.—
Exchange
Canadian Stock
Thalmann
Stock
be offered to employees of the
may
1958 at $142 per share, payable
by surrender of $100 of debentures and payment of $42 in cash/
35
Montreal
company
subsidiaries.
The debentures will be
into
35
Exchange
the
Its
convertible
of
34
Stock
of
of
and
debentures.
The issue will be in the amount of $718,The debentures will bear interest at ±W/o and will mature in
15 years.
They will be offered for subscription at face amount to share
owners of record at the close of business on Jan.
24, 1958 in the ratio
32
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
participations.
Ladenburg,
of
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore
previously voted in V. 187, p. 325, a syndicate headed by Lehman
New York City,
on
Jan.
16
offered
$23,000,000 3%ft
first
mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1, 1988, at a price of 100.442.
Below we
the
Co.
313,000.
32
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—
Underwriters—
As
list
Gas
Following the meeting the directors fixed the terms of tho
27
Midwest Stock Exchange
Co.—List
.
.
Natural
on Jan. 15, stockholders authorized a new issue
debentures
for
offering
to
stockholders.
They also
placing in effect of a new Employees' Stock Plan under
the
which stock
pany
11
Detroit Stock Exchange
Bros.,
authorized
23
Boston
increased demand for its products has led to the fifth
expansion
years
for
this
corporation.
W.
Cortlyn
Rhodes,
President,
reported on Jan. 15 that the latest expansion
just completed involves
tho addition of a
one-story, modern, brick and concrete block building
located immediately adjacent to its
present facilities.—V. 185, p. 605.
ten
Alabama Power
v-
American
special meeting
a
of, convertible
Page
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
An
in
'
.
Corp. below.—V.
v
•
under
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Terms of New
Issue of Convertible Debentures—
; ■
Plaza.—
the
Item
In This Issue
Vice-President
of
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Natural Gas Production Co.—Wholly-Owned
the Royal
construction
"»
■
the
signing of a long-term lease
President, and James P. I Riley, Jr.,
Guernsey,
Bessemer
V.
of
open
area
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Abercrombie & Fitch—Open Branch in Palm Beach—
The company reported on Jan.
Poinciana Plaza,
new
luxury'
$1.25
Patterson,
on
Sorce
behalf
verbally consented to the judgment, on his
of "Backers," in open court.—V. 187, p. 141.
behalf
and
2753.
(A. J.) Bayless Markets, Inc.—Earnings Up 6.3%—
American
Natural
Gas Co.
—
Enters
Production
and
Forms Subsidiary—
Ralph
zation
T.
of
Production
McElvenny,
a
new
Co.
President,
wholly-owned
Mr.
McElvehny
announced
subsidiary,
stated
that
on
Jan.
American
Varnum
16
the
organi¬
Natural
B.
been elected President of the new
subsidiary and S. A. Womack,
Jr., has been appointed Manager of Operations. -Subsidiary Jhas
opened
in the
new
Oil Center,
Lafayette, La.—V. 187,
p.. 42,
'
)
management
for
the
representing
common
fiscal
$1.33
stock.—V.
has
estimated
ended
year
per
186,
share
p.
of
an
Dec.
inorease
29,
common
in
net
income
after
1957, of 6.3% to 999ft,600.
stock, not including clas9 B
2366.
Gas
Steinbaugh
has
offices
The
taxes
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 28—
Sales
—V. 186,
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$6,398,420
p.
2754.
1957—52 Wks,—1956
$6,226,963 $57,542,621 $55,269437
..
..
The
2
t;. .Monday, January 27, 1958
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
(454)
Co. of Canada
Bell Telephone
Co.-Note
Cambridge Electric Eight
Plans Capital Stock
—
T-To 1
Ktr
C+nni*f
o^vxr
Pn
J?*
Oil
'
m"u« ,,£?/*nth Pnoof
.
Vinrn TPlinrtfid l)Pt
lnCOlUfi^'Of .
flft.Ar tn
Increase—
plans
and
meeting
and
.
debentures or debenture
stock, ac¬
Co. of
Bell Telephone
20,996,169
Operating expenses—
Federal income taxes-
40.370,835
14,340,212
pany's electric generating
company, Cambridge Steam Corp., for resale
29 commercial and Industrial customers.
%
13,211,042
4,339,930
2,631,363
Corp.—Trading Ban
Bellanca
Extended—
-/
Electricity purchased for
Corp.—Acquisition—
Douglas Jocelyn, President of Pl&stray Corp., and S. D. Den Uyl,
President of Behn Aluminum & Brass Corp., announced Jan. 15 that
Bohn
Corp. has acquired all of
the outstanding stock oi Plastray
Corp. B. & B. Corporation operates 10 plants in three midwest states.
Federal income
an
185,
Maintenance
Consolidation of the
a
single division
States
were
Amortization; of
unit comprising
operations in eight states will be known as
Division, and will have its headquarters in
Houston. Texas.
stockholders
on
April
18
which the
shares
shares.
improved
Preferred Stock—
will consider increasing the number
corporation is autnorized to issue by
,
.
Announces New
new
the Borden Co.
2850.
p.
preferred
A
charged to construction—
of
,
,
.
Unit—
automotive differential
spin-resistant
type
to
corporation.—V.
the
first two months of its
merchants "have not bought yet"
months
for the Easter season.
does-riot report financial results quarterly* but for the'
April 30. 1957. the company posted net income ol
Shoe
Brown
ended
$4,860,351, equal to $2.70 a share on
standing, with sales of $117,950,299.
the 1,803,424 shares then
The company's fiscal year
out¬
ends
Oct. 31.
In
to
response
shareholder's question,
a
of
cash
not
been
increase,
a'
the policy may
lias
Ma. Hall said he foresees
this year
present quarterly dividend rate of 55 cents
requirements. But he added that if profits
"have to be reviewed." Mr. Hall said
stock
increase in the
because
dividend
considered.
this year are expected to be about
million subject to changing business conditions.R. Kinney retail division plans to open about the
same number of new stores this year as last, subject to. business con¬
ditions, George L. Smith, head of the division, reported.
Kinney had
a
net gain of 46 new outlets in 1957.
The shoe chain officials said
Kinney's sales in December were 14% ahead of the like 1956 month
and jumped 35%
ahead last week.
Hall said capital expenditures
Mr.
$4 million to $5
Brown
Shoe's
..James F.
G-
18%
this year,
1957. He said Regal's retail sales last week Were
about six to ten new stores
has scheduled
slightly from
said the
of the Regal shoe division,
Whitehead. Jr., head
men's- retail chain
down
corresponding 1957 week.
ahead of the
Company,
Stroud &
Griffin
said
trial
no
has
date
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Offers Share
Exch.—
has mailed to shareholders of MacGregor Sport Prod¬
ucts Inc.. a prospectus offering to exchange one share of the company's
common
stock for each share of MacGregor.
The exchange is condi¬
The
company
tional
upon
of MacGregor's
had outstanding
Dec. 31,. 1957.—V. 186, p. 2850.
of the offer covering 90%
shares. Brunswick-Balke-Collender
acceptance
163,500 outstanding
1,225,361 shares of common on
&
Burroughs
Builds
Corp.
Guidance
System for Air
builder of the
U. S. Air
at
Cane
the Arias program with
design, development ami
production of the most advanced type of giant electronic data process¬
ing systems which are the hee»rt of the Atlas guidance system.
The
corporation
contracts
totaling
is
a
prime
contractor in
dollars for
several million
successfully used in the recent Atlas launching,
.is a prototype of production, models which the °corporation expects
to build in a Detroit plant for the Air Force;
The design, development
and assembly of prototypes have been carried out in
the company's
The guidance system,
laboratories in the Philadelphia
area.—V. 187, p. 325.
investigations
legal
combination is subject to the customary audit
by bofcn com,-.ahies;. and t;;e~ necessary .ap-
.
Oi'fering-XA
standard
tne/'yeaiVending; April.30.
1957,r- involves tile produbts of its subsidiaries, 75-year-old Central
scientific Company, Chicago,^ 111.," and Refinery. Supply Company. •.
Tulsa,* Okla. Central Scientific,.- supplier, of . scientific equipment to
educational " institutions and reseaicn laboratories, operates Central
■apparatus. and industrial equipment.-;! Although it sell3
.
iaooratory supplies of other manufaqturers, an increasing, proportion
its saie3 libtai sales 01 $14.5 million lor
Company
of
California, Central Scientific.• Coflfipaqy. of
Ltd.. ,and Refinery. Supply Company. {.Tne
latter supplies
iiiscrumentaticri for the - oil, gas,, and petro'-cliemicdl-> industries.
Consolidated..Electrodynamics, established in 1937. develops, manu¬
factures,
and markets dynamio-measuring and recording equipment;
automatic, electronic data-proeessing systems; analytical and industrial "control, instrumentation
and equipment; precision optics; test
•Vinstruments;
and high-vacuum equipment and systems.
In addition
to
main-plant facilities in Pasadena,. Calif., the company: operates
eight divisions in southern California 'and. one in- Rochester, N. Y.'
Consolidated's products (representing sales of more than $30 million
Scientiiic
Canada.
in 1957i
new
guided-missile, aircraft, atomic.energy,
widely used in the.
are
Seeks
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.
Agreement From ICC—»
•
,
Stock
of
exchange
An
Lines,
Truck
Knaus
pharma¬
metallurgical,
C
transportation,
petroleum,
petro-cnemieal.
arid plasticji industfies.-T-V, J86v ;p'«
ceutical,
incorporated under the laws of . the Com¬
monwealth of Puerto Rico on June 17, 1942 under the name of Tybor
Stores,
Inc.. which
was changed to its present name on Feb. 19,
1951".
The company has
its main office ad < Agtiirre, Puerto Rico,
where its mailing address is P.
O. Box 167. All correspondence witn ; -.
xespect to this issuance of stock should be sent ;in duplicate, orie '*
to the company at the above address, the other in care of its counsel
in the
United'States. Leonard I. Schreiber of?S'22 East 40th Street,
New York 16, N. Y.
The company maintains no»office in the United >
Approval of
.
stock agreement has
int."rind Consolidated
between
accord¬
Presidents of the two
agreement will
is obtained
been negotiated
Freightways. Inc%
ing to arihonnceriifciit made, on Jan. 10 by the
companies, Ekra Knaus and J. L. S/ Sne'ad, Jr.
The
become effective when and if approval of the traftsaction
was
rCommission.--. -
p'om the Interstate Commerce
Knaus Truck Lines is headquartered at Kansas
.
City. It.:was founded
by Mr,,. Knaus prior to 1930 and performs a regularly scheduled,
general' commodities service between numerous points* in Illinois.
Indiana, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado,: with:principal terminals
States.
■
.
,
% .
". •
. . in ..Chicago, Springfield, Indianapolis, Kansas City,-, St, Joseph. Des
The
company
is engaged in the Southern part of:, the«Island of *. IVloiries," Colby-,' Dodge City, Great Bend, Hutchinson, Salina, Topeka,
Rico in the general merchandising business through 23 retail <1
"Wichita, Davenport, Moline. 'Rock' Islandand. Denver. %.,
outlets in the municipalities of Salinas. Guyama and Ponce, and1 in
.
' The line'has more than 500 employees, and grossed .approximately
the
towns
of Caguas and Santa Isabel.
It sella a general line of
SC.000,000 in 19561; ►«•;•«... . v,.
merchandise including groceries and provisions, hardware, dry goods,,.
Consolidated Freightways. Menlo Park. Calify,.<w*as r :alko';%foundea
alcoholic beverages, tobacco and sundries., The company also % prior)to; 1930 and has-gradually grown to become ope of the nations
-
.
-
Puerto
notions,
operates
luncheonettes, a pharmacy, wholesale grocery and- pro- V
bakery and ice cream plant.
'r
does not ov.m any real restate at the present, time.
outlets, as well as its offices and warehouse, are located on'%
two
,
.vision division,
The
company
All retail
'%
;
premises.
proceeds from the sal# of • these securities
the company's working capital which was
sharply reduced by the inventory and equipment purchased for the
fdx superettes > opened during the last six months.
These superettes
necessitated additional
inventory and equipment of about $75,000.
which
will be paid
for from such restored working capital. The
balance will be "added to working capital.
•
;
FROCEEDS-The
used
be
to
are
to
shares
Common
Amendment
—
—
the
of
1,500,000 shs.
provisions
of the
Incorporation
of
50
of
cents
p.
capital
common
Certificate
the
was
of
company,
increased
than
more
6;000
covering
Withdrawn—
May: 7,) last,
statement/ filed with .-the SEC on
proposed offering' ol' 631.925 shares of
registration
a
common
stock
J,1™"®? Herfim-Ca, -'Seattle.'Wash'-'ut ,tlie?.iriarket.. 'wass withdrawn
•
' — - fa?e-v- 185, vp.,.^213,-v.
^
r. 7. .:e. %
""'.011
to
T 'Dow Chemical
stock, of the par
company
$1.12.per
coinmpn
"amounting to'$-1.01 per
Sales Off—
before J taxes
Earnings
had net sales of $68,629,231 and earnings of
$3,883,856 in the fiscal year ended Oct,'31, 1957, compared with sales
of $76,467,119 and earnings of $5,902,284 for 1956. ^
*
The
company on Jan.
17 reported that 1957 earnings, after pre¬
ferred dividend requirements, were
equal to ;$4 per share of com¬
mon
stock,
based
on
the average number of shares outstanding.
This
compared with earnings
for 1956 of $6.42 - per. share,' based
011
the 878,651 common shares outstanding.
corporation
and
earnings w*ere affected adversely by a reduction in
for building
materials occasioned by : lower volume of new
construction," Otis S. Mansell, Board Chairman, and Henry
1X7
Dvac 1 /tanf
onl/1
!
W.
Collins, President, said.
The new mineral
fiber acoustical tile plant at Pittston, Pa., was
;/
$28,957,241, or
six months
$337,203,122.
$25,444,320,
shar-1, on sales totaling: $333,128,321,$57,178,067,
an
increase over the
S. an.l foreign income taxes for the
Co.—Earnings—
'
:
'/
on Jan. ;15
reported net income of
share7of. comnioh stock outstanding, for the.
period ended Nov, 30. 1957.
Sales for the period totaled
During
the
same
period
of
1956,
net
income was.
The
each.
Celotex Corp,—Reports
no
-
.
Daybreak Uranium, Inc.—Statement
2754.
186.
.
The
:
b?'Ji^^S^toSv
corJf.
* r its shaies tveiestockholders, towith general person - or
maiketed
the one publio.
has
..
Outstanding
990,240 shs.
Authorized
Nov. 4,
1957, th» authorized
divided into 1,500,000 shares of
$750,000,
it
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
accordance
with
of
the Certificate
NOTE—In
largest- motor carriers. The Consolidated system y-includes. xntotor
carrier operations in California, Washington, Oregon. Montana, Idaho,
Utah. Nevada, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana.
Ohio, AHssouri and Kentueky, .-asyweH »as ^xtensiN'e vpperatioiis%in
Canada and Alaska. neveinies-in T956 were aoproximately $63.000,000. ,
net
restore
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
This
Canaveral, Fla.
.
participations
300.000
% 200,000 -.
500.000
200,000
.
—___———-—.
Inc.—Stock
BUSINESS—Company
—V.
corporation announced on Jan. 10 that it was the
The
large-scale electronic guidance computer used in the current
Force
Atlas
intercontinental -4}allistic-v-missile test
program
the
that
Consuinmation of this
issue of
247,560 shares of common stock ($.50 par value) was of¬
fered for subscription by stockholders of record Jan. 10,
1958, via Lerner & Co., Boston, at a price o£ 52 cents a
share, ons the basis of one new-share for each three
owned.
Subscription rights expire Feb. 5,, 1958.
value
Force—
underwriters and specific
Company
Stores,
Caribe
approved
-
the companies
has' -not,
take
and
186, p. 2574.
leased
been set on the Government's
charge that the May 1, 1956, merger of Brown and Kinney was a vio¬
lation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act.—V. 186, p. 2754.
Mr.
13.54
Corporation—:
f
Incorporated—„___
Securities
Clay ton
Thomas
.
no
-'"12.73
$3,300,000
'
six
$849,049
12.44
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
_________ j_——
Auchincloss, Parker & Reclpath
—;—'A-
Gain—
fiscal year was
"fairly good and ahead of last year." H. B. Hall, Treasurer, reported.
Mr. Hall added, however,'' that incoming orders for Brown's wholesale
division are currently behind last year's pace, which he said indicates
some
$130,481
$851,200
tnat combination oi'
lorm
yet been determined, te native agreement lias been
ratio, of exchange will be 011 the basis ..of ;,three
shares'of Cenco stock for one share of Consolidated Electrodynamics
stock. ?\''
("«
■
.
. %
,
•'
..
. •
will
$131,040
legal
exact
the
Tnougti
1,795
follows:
as
•
186, pp. 2366 and 2150.
Shoe Co. Inc.—Cites Business
company's business in the
The
917
9,207 i»
fThe
UNDERWRITERS—Names of
are
—V.
Brown
15,894
-,
actual ratio is computed%.fls- follows
"earnings" have been calculated by adding to gross income all taxes
,■
based 011 income and interest charged to construction; and (2) ' fixed
charges" includes interest on long-term debt, amortization of debt
premium and expense, and other interest included in income deductions.The pro forma ratio of earnings.to fixed charges for, the 12 months
ended Sept. 30, 1957, after giving effect to the i^sua_nce, of tne series
B notes, and assuming an interest rate thereon of 47ifr , will be 6.58
<a change of
fi»% in the assumed interest rate would change the pro
forma ratio approximately 0.12 ).
•
/
which
provides increased tracticn on snow and ice, enables a motorist
pull out of mud and sand holes, redi ces skidding on curves, diminishes
.swerving on
rough, crowned roads, and reduces tire wear due to
wheel bounce, it was announced on Jan. 16 by the Warner Automotive
Division of
Negotiations'
$979,530
____
—
deficit.
♦Denotes
,
Electrodynamics Corp.—Proposed Merger
ate in progress for a 'combination' of ; Consolidated '
6.58
forma
Pro
Diesel, President,, and J. Robert
123,436
$918,141
)
——
earnings to lixed charges:
:
.....
I. Schafler. Con
Consolidated
$144,580
deductions.,—
income
dairy and food
Borg-Warner Corp.—To Increase
The
13,676
$982,240
128,648
27,796-%
1,078
12,936
debt expense
income
Net
fRatio
autonomous regional
and
new
250.000
966,914
15,326.
reached
the consolidation of the Borden
Products Co. divisions, is to be known
f.iilVc'l/lioi'ir nf fliA oKnfro 'nnrnA-HoBAt-i
«
President;;ot-Manning,1-Maxwell & Moore.—-V. 187, p. 43.
Kelley,
from
Borden Food
the Borden Foods Co,
—V.. 186,
r.
$1,062,721
Other interest
Total
resulting
division
new
Cheese Co. and the
of
28,018 :
income
♦Interest
'
rinwb
.
:—■%:• %'-. Jan.-17 by Norman
$6,759,442; $6,377,888
960.854
1,034,703
deductions:
011 25-year notes & hank loans
Int.
President.
Southern
$7,205,191
Income
dairy and food products, operations in eight
announced on Jan. 20 by Harold W. Comfort,
'
004 Y.v>in
,
—,—
and taxes
income
Other
Divisions—
company's cheese and food products operations
and the formation of a new and autonomous
into
products
<!eferred_%'_«
expenses
oper.
-'"
bA/»
j/\
taxes«._-
Operating income
regional division embracing
The
rt
;_
—
——v
Total
Gross
as
taxes
r-'
—
__
Federal income taxes
Co.—Consolidates Two
Borden
The
iLw,,:!:bus'"eir,-°-
_____
—-
Depreciation
2554,
p.
Southern
—
operation
Total
General
—V.
resaleJL'%-'
operation
Other
Brass
Bohn Aluminum &
-
)
production
Fuel used in
Exchange Commission on Jan. 17 announced
order pursuant to Section 19(a)(4) of the Secu¬
rities Exchange Act
of 1934, suspending trading on the American
Stock Exchange in the $1 par capital stock of the corporation for a
further ten-day period, Jan. 20.
1958 to Jan. 29, 1958, inclusive.—
V. 187, p. 325.
■.I - ■ \
of
%
Operating revenues—electric
Operating expenses and taxes:
and
Securities
issuance
,.«•;<
sell, any additiona}
,
v".
187, p. 42.
The
the
End%v:'«W'j'L'-'" *%%'■!%;% //: • OorpV, arid "'by subsidiary company bank loansj
Sept. 30,'d?
h. Calendar Year : :
Central & South, West Corp. does not plan td
(Unaudited)*-'
1956)
1955i)i;V%Whares htWdlflmbn stock in 1958.—V.;185,/p. 2799.:%-',
12 Mos.
.
—V.
...
_
University and.. '/securities/rind Exchange Commission. The balance rif the capital requiroments,! for ■'the , 1958 construction program" will be/ provided by a
.W.. $5,250;0h0, hivdstqient hi comrnon equity; by Central & South West
to Harvard
EARNINGS
%'•
" %'
'
35,954,999
30,260,183
45,211,867
39,687,539
3,211,851
...
-
.
and;at wholesale
sftvuetion |irogram • wili amount to $36,500,000. Included, in this total
from the com- "■ js ;-^le $8,500,000 WestT Texas Utilities'Co.k issue, and 'the $12,000,000
stations is sold at wholesale) to/an associate
central Power & tight Co. offerings'currently in%Tegistratiori,with-the
tricity is sold directly in the City of Cambridge"; Mass.,
to the town of Belmont, Mass., for resale.
Surplus steam
31,163,332
2,692,000
995,008
3,833,322
charges—
after
the
*'•
income
operating
Net
Net
Gas
-.
..
294.951,216
214.621,843
3,931,900
1,181,476
operating taxes—
Other
^ at 'the end of 1956. •"■■■*'
f
"to par, %; -^ilo^attThoun-output for the system for. the. year 1957 was 6.6%
«i,nve the. orecedin? year.1 Approximately $68,000,000 was'expended on
fund-starting
27.409.107 328,410.628
20,510,248 228,487,714
30.449,475
Operating revenues
$
$
Eloctrodynanilbk. Corp.—V.: 186,. p. 2471 ' ' :
*■*•''-■
'V'~ L.' , •••;'•• - !
.
Corp.—Earnings Rise—/^.v v:. '
rb-i *ih .♦hnt.'wl«a„nd -V .
redemption:^ I1"'
be redeemable- at regular,
prices ranging from 106.34% to par and for the'striking
in 1959,
at special redemption prices receding >froni . 101.32%
plus accrued interest in each case.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
$
, .
ItlStrUmfcllts^.Corp.—-Proposed tMerger—-
V
will
notes
CALLABLE—The
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
.1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
Co.,
&
Thalmann
program^including.repayment
passed a bill permitting the
to $1 billion.
At the
close of 1957, Bell had 17,983,930 shares (par $251
out¬
standing out of 20 million shares authorized. Under the new proposal.
Bell would hate 30 million shares authorized.—V. 186, p. 2366.
Parliament last month
double its authorized stock
to
;
Dillon, .Union jSecurities Co. and v
Ccftco
jointly, 100.819; Whiter Weld & Co., ,v;; . Sp» ' item: 'urider^Consolidated.
Kidder, Peabody <fe Co., Shields <fc Co., and Bear/ Stearns & Co.,-. jointly,
.
•
100.599; and First Boston Corp., 100.0289..
/' *
• / Central
South West
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the notes/Will be?applied
:™rieiiM«i nn
to the cost of the company's construction
■
of short-term notes incurred in connection with this program. '
•
11C®
(all for 4s)—Eastman
OTHER BIDS
Ladenburg,
Canadian
The
company
yield 3.80%.
to
,
announcement.
the
to
'
'
.
securities will be issued in one or more
company.
million in debt
will consist oi bonds,
$100
The
series
$500
the
create
the
of
cording
,
to
to
on
directors
was announced
stockholders will consider the com¬
increase capital stock to $750 million from
$100 million in debt securities at a special
March 13.
Both proposals have been approved by
it
15,
Jan.
On
pany's
million
.were
reported in 1956.
U:
months were $28,220,826- comDared
(.48,088,026
six
and
amortization
Shares'
25,072,243.
the
For
of
income
in
period
"Sales
Taxes .for
home
while
the
taxes
three
depreciation
ended
oh sales
income
net
were
.
Depreciation
•'• • '
compared with
v. .v
.
,
Nov.- 30.' the; company reported net
of $170,900,855/compared with , same
was $13,693,654 on $170,704,147 sales.
up/-totaling
were'
months
1956/and
with' $22,643,706.
$40,683,435.
$42,090,000 as. against
.
three
$14,819,330
Earnings ! before
demand
were
outstanding
25,807,844
$28,600,780 compared "with. $26,998,971. —
as against $13,305,311amounted to $21,206,000 com-
months .were $13,781,450
and
amortization
'
California Electric Power Co., Riverside,
Calif.—Files
SEC—-Company on Jan. 22 filed a registration
statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission
With
covering
due
an
issue of $12,000,000 first
bids
mortgage bonds,
1988, proceeds of which will be used to repay con¬
Issue will be sold via competitive
struction bank loans.
on
Feb. 27.
placed
in
operation
in
June
1957
and at
Fort
Dodge.
Iowa,
^ P{ll'pri with $20,315,664 in 1956.—V. 186, p.
the
Downer
gypsum board plant and plaster mill has commenced-operations.
A new insulating fiberboard plant under construction at L'Anse, Mich.,
Lumber Co.,
2368
Inc., Livingston,
Mont.
—
new
will
begin
operation early
EARNINGS—Net
earnings
-
The
JLTSS S^towSrf,2.'SSSSMS,&r00» pSpo?efin
1957
the report added
'
'
jjuiyusca m
OTHER
With
in 1959
of Celotex Limited,
English
sub¬
-
Securities
corporation
and
on
Exchange Commission—
13 filed a letter of notification
Jan.
Files
1
with the
fC annually Dec. 31, 1960 8;,.- Dec: 31, 1967 to be offered at par. ■ are
coverin, COO.OOO-o, to
ihiS"W7.500 No
underwriting r»pp ai
is involved.
rin{,
iqriv-The proceeds100 ^
iv are" td--be used for- mr. .No
at working
due
capital.
-
-
i$,t<>%fl*'Ii
^
J,
■;* £* *:
'J^r/,.
fLll<f
Tf^tEdtn
Volume
187
Number 5711
Eastern Corp., Bangor,
,
share of
per
stock,
common
;'$
s
with $1,650,000
compared
$4.17 per share of stock currently outstanding in
r.f
-
$2.85
or
1956.—V.
or
186, p. 2048,
United
the
make
Me.—Earnings—
For
the
year
ended' Dec.
31,
1957,
company
hud net sales of
$25,113,000 compared with $26,567,000 for 1956. Net profit was $1,129,-
000,
(455) ,'3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
in
States,
of
case
site
"A
Electrolux Precision Corp. —- Stock Offered — NunnGroves Co., Little Rock, is offering exclusively to resi¬
I
dents of the State of
of
common
$4
a
capital
Arkansas,
stock
issue of 60,000 shares
value) at a price of
an
($1 par
share.
•
island
the
oi
organized for the purpose of manufacturing
used in automatic manufacturing
and treatment processes.
It reportedly has prepared a comprehensive
plan for a carefully integrated product line of controls and instru¬
ments for application in the petroleum and chemical industries.
De¬
velopment has begun on these products and the first, an electronically
controls
controlled
and
was
instruments
regulating
pressure
valve,
is
in
now
production
the
engi¬
neering state.
CAPITALIZATION—Of
stock,
V.
36,250
shares
the
500,000
shares
outstanding
were
authorized
of
prior
common
offering.—
current
to
186, p. 2048.
The
Power
authorization
rary
%?
py
Federal
Texas
at
The
Gas Co.—Constructs New
Commission
to
and
construct
estimated
an
company
of
cost
to
proposes
Jan.
on
granted
6
operate
natural
approximately
construct
about
tempo-facilities in
gas
$946,000.
miles
21.4
of
10:!i-iUch
pipeline extending from the Santa Rosa Gas Company's proposed Fort
Stockton
compressor
station to Pecos Company's existing processing
plant, all in Pecos County; about 18.4 miles of 8%-inch line from the
Pecos plant to a point in Ward County;
at the Pecos processing plant.
did
187,
not
that
Goodrich
the
45.
them.
infringe
fourth
p.
First
its application,
saryto enable
flared,
from
the company stated that the facilities
idpurchase residue
it
Santa
approximately
Rosa.
The
10,000,000
§
head
the
from
gas
Pecos
The
day
per
company
of
the
processing
residue
the
for
and
of
account
would be redelivered
gasoline plant.
transport it
Santa
El
to
gas
discharge side of Pecos'
casing-
receive
to
proposes
Santa Rosa's Fort Stockton station
plant for
processing
says
residue natural gas
after delivery is commenced and about 14,000,000
during the first year
cubic feet daily thereafter.
fc
feet
which is presently being
it has contracted for
gas,
company
cubic
neces¬
were
Rosa.
Paso
to
;'i
the
,:f.
record
require."—V.
may
187,
144.
p.
Life
shares
class
of
B
stock,
common
both
be offered
to
at
par
(50
cents
value);
pur
used
• No
underwriting is Involved.
The proceeds arc to be
pay; outstanding: liabilities; to purchase inventory and for;
; - ,
.
.
to
M-E-L
The
17 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 25,000 shares of common slock (par $2.50) to be offered
?.VvM
company
without underwriting.
fit $10-per-share,
ifor-expenses
Jan.
on
incidental
provide
to
The proceeds are
sufficient
capital
to
to be used
surplus and
capital.
working
Co.-—Stock
""
The
Inc.;
two newly formed
changes
at this
structure
The authorized capital stock consists of 850,000 shares ol
54;900 shares of preferred.—V. 186, p. 941.
time.
and
common
contemplated
are
In
the
financial
company's
operating divisions;
This
corresponding months
Net
sales
582,391
for
for
the
the
the
a
previous
year earlier.
period
totaled
corresponding
record
$10,105,667
months
Net
income,
months
and
shares of
after
was
taxes,
equivalent
stock
common
to
amounted
to
11
the
in
cents
compared
with
$224,923 for the first throe
per
share on the 1,829,155
outstanding
preferred, dividends,
calculated
The
the
on
compared
same
high in earnings, Salvatorc Giordano, President, said, was
achieved despite a decrease of roughly 13% in over-all sales, due almost
entirely to a return of the company's automotive products volume to
a
of
new
normal
more
strike
a
level
at
a
contrasted to
as
that
of
a
year
ago
when, because
competing concern,
the company supplied one of its
abnormally large quantity of automobile radiators.
quarter shipments of the company's own Feddcrs
brand of air conditioners were the highest in history for that period.
Mr, Giordano said, exceeding those for the previous fiscal year's same
months by approximately 8%' and more than offset lower air condi¬
customers
with
an
The fiscal 1958 first
tioner
contract
volume.
higher
V.
sales
and
186, p. 2756.
The
greater
rise
in
return
sell,
primarily
earnings
cn
air
of
conditioning
reflected
the
shipments.—-•
of
"The
the
b-
Chairman,
profits
1957," he
consecutive
told
the
year
second
million
$60
amounted
The
Jr.,
and
exceeded
KYV
Firestone,
S.
$1,158,884,304
to
more
the
largest program
$1
reported
the
fourth
annual
in the last
purpose,
the
total
a
of
18
i'ecord-setting
five
years
that sales
billion."
The
and
expansion
$68,768,620
was
1957,
invested
in
Firestone's
he revealed.
in
various
For
parts
of
reported
that
its major expansion projects
during 1.957, the company opened two tire plants, one in Cuba, another
in
the
Philippines; opened a
factory for production of Airide air
springs in Noblesville, Ind.j opened the first plant in the Firestone
Petrochemical
l1!*
,
..ri
among
in
mental
II.;
work
in
?*'-'■
,«
Cv-: *
synthetic rubber plants in Lake Charles, La., and Akron, Ohio,
now
have a total capacity of 230,000 long tons a year, compared with
129.000 long tons when they were purchased from the government in
1955.
now
We
also
have
a
substantial
interest
in
a
East¬
.synthetic rubber plant
"Early in 1958 a pilot plant, for the production of Coral rubber will
operation in Akron.
This new rubber, developed by Firestone
research, has characteristics so nearly identical to natural rubber that
begin
the need for costly stockpiling of natural rubber and
United States,
NOTE:
On
if
|
on the
months
11
1957
of
ill
|
to $.123
'H
■fo
I
&
■
V V
increased net to $1,196,055, equal after pre¬
a common share.—V. 186, p. 1846.;
1,
.X
management
of sales.
will succeed Mr. Wilson as a member of the Policy Com¬
has been elected to the board of directors.
:
Wilson's retirement comes after 45 years of Goodyear service.
■
those
For 30 of
to
in Japan—
he has-been .the sales head of the-company.
years
covering
Jan.
on
$100,000
*;•
In
-
-Vyx'-V,1, l""'; '■'••*" V
Chairman
Bright,
E.
•
Note Holders Accept
—?.
Exchange—
% David
;
,
Co.
II & B American Machine
the Board,
of
the company's 3%
holders of
141
announced Jan. <10 that
took advantage of an
10-year notes
exchange offer by the Jan. 3, 1958 deadline. The principal amount ol
the notes exchanged was $353,390 and the number of shares Issued in
123,350.
According to the terms of
exchange
each
r
In
was
■
the offer, each note holder received, lor
tendered
notes
of
for exchange,
$70-of
fib
common
h '
basis of the closing price on the American
Stock Exchange on the date prior to the receipt of the holder's tender
by the Manufacturers Trust Co., New York/ the exchange agents.
The offer also provided that for each $ioo face value of notes, no
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
subordinated debentures due July 1, 1963 to
i3
8%
of
billion.—V. 186, p. 2152.
nearly $Ui
■V'
$100
value
face
computed
the
on
'
be
offered
at
underwriting. The proceeds
contracts and for making
without
par,
43.
are
purchase conditional sale
V,%V"%/Xx:Y'''.x';;
-,/x
:
X-X
to
be
used
loans.—V.
185,
R.
Wills, President, announced on Jan. 21 the conclusion of ;m
agreement with the Admiral Finance Corp. of St. Louis, Mo,; to acquire,
the assets and assume the liabilities of Admiral Finance which operates
18 instalment loan offices in six states having total receivables out¬
.
to be acquired
The Admiral Finance offices
follows:
each
La.;
and
and
Colo.;
Denver,
one
Admiral
of
90%
over
Has
of
ment.
the outstanding common
before
Feb. 10, 1958, a
held to approve .the
specific date has as yet been set for the stockholders'
meeting of General Acceptance which will be required to obtain ap¬
proval to effect the agreement, but it is contemplated that it will be
called
in
400 stockholders.
On
meeting of Admiral Finance
or
will be
No
the
near
future.—V.
185,
pp.
2214 and 2913.
Convair
Division
Convair
scheduled
for
ordered
four;
and
880
first
this
jet
airliner
Air
REAL-Aerovias
now
in
production
at
Diego
San
is
in January.
1959.
Trans World Airlines
Lines 10, Transcontinental of Argentina,
of Brazil,
four—V.
186,
p.
1954.
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$1,803,566 $20,176,657 $19,216,761
$1,860,403
Operating expenses——
1,070,480
1,103,478
12,131,749
11,501,344
249,000
237,439
2,601,000
2,723,522
183,800
157,455
1,876,488
1,614,822
Federal
Other
income
operating
taxes
taxes-
Net- operating income-
Net
after
—V.
186,
charges
p.
B's
&
acquisition
recent
of certain
wholly-owned subsidiary of
a
report, H & B announced sales -of $12,483, 105.
the Liberty acquisition, it has acquired Big
addition to
Big
of
leading
Co.,
producer
the
for
Boy
1958
outdoor barbecue equip¬
of
fiscal
year
estimated
are
by
186, p. 2577.
Grace & Co.—Forms Division and Constructs
(W. R.)
Peter
announced
President,
Grace,
on
20
Jan.
formation
the
of
Paper Co., Division to administer the company's $50 million
expansion program in paper manufacturing in Latin America.
The
Division
will be headed by Wentworth Brown
as
President.
Grace
will
function
The
Puerto
part of the Latin American Paper and Chemical
John T. Whitely, Executive Vice-President.
has a pulp and paper mill under construction in
as
by
headed
Group,
company
will
which
Rico
bagasse,
use
the residue of ground sugar cane,
in production by April, 1959. In
Envases Aztlan S. A., a large
plant located in an industrial suburb of Mexico City.
A year ago the M. J. Diaz y Cia. converting plant In
was
purchased and is now being operated as Envases
Is
and
expected to be
purchased
August
last
manufactures corrugated
It
A.
S.
cellophane
bags,
bags
Mexico, Grace
carton folding
Havana, Cuba,
Industriales y
containers,
and wrapping
and
grocery
and
products.
other
Colombia, the company is completing negotiations for the con¬
struction of a bagasse pulp and paper mill which will be located near
city of Call.
construction of
Industrial
the
Plans
for
also
are
being
a
large
using
completed,
pulp
eucalyptus
and
as
paper
the
in Brazil
material and
mill
raw
Jeronimo, 95 miles northwest of Sao Paulo.
The Paulista Railroad of Brazil will participate in the new company
which will manufacture bleached eucalyptus pulp.—V. 187, p. 145.
to
be
at
located
Sao
Great Northern Ry.
—
Equipment Trusts Sold
—
The
equipment trust certificates offered by the
company on Jan. 23—V. 186, p. 319—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and Associates, on a bid of
99.51 for 3V2S.
The certificates, due semi-annually on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to Feb. 1, 1973, were re-offered to yield
from 3% to 3.50%, according to maturity.
$5,700,000
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
exchange.
will be retired.
Paper Mills in South America—
of
flight
Delta
30.
issued" in
In
Corp.—New Transport Plan—
Coggan, Vice-President and divisipn manager, reported on Jan.
has
H
on
officials at "more than $7 million."—V.
Comerciales
corporation committed or expended $50,the new Convair 880 jet transport, H. F.
15.
Mr.
Coggan
said this figure includes more than
$10,000,000 in
engineering costs to date on the 615-mile-an-hour swept-wing air¬
of
development
on
bo
company
Mr. Bright said the planned
annual
in
Sales
specialty
General Dynamics
additionally
Manufacturing
J.
approximately
B
last
company
It
Mr.
would
the
coordination,of Liberty
production and sales operations is proceeding satisfactorily.
then,
.
by "GAC" are located as
3; Baltimore, Md., 2; one
negotiated with H. A. Collinger, Presi¬
Collinger and his associates represent
stock of Admiral Finance which
was
Finance.
its
In
Boy
Upon the completion of this acquisition, General Acceptance will be
operating 180 offices in 25 states from coast to coast. The office's in
Kentucky, Colorado and Texas will mark General Acceptance's initial
dent
by
received
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.,
and H &
in Houston, Texas.
operations in those states.
The purchase agreement
stock
common
notes
all
Penn-Texas Corp.,
Since
Fla,; one each in
Slireveport and Baton Rouge,
in
each
one
said
Commenting
assets of
Louisville, Ky., 4; Jacksonville, Fla.,
Orlando, Pensacola, Tampa and Lakeland,
in
Pueblo
of
shares
35
Bright
Integration of Liberty Aircraft—
General Acceptance Corp., Allentown, Pa.—Acquisit'n
standing of approximately $6,000,000. The exact twins'of the acquisi¬
tion, which will consist of the payment of General Acceptance common
and preferred shares,
were not disclosed.
The transaction is subject
to approval by the stockholders of both companies.
•
than
more
Mr.
.•
-
The
issue
motives;
$357,123
$310,194
$3,567,420
$3,377,073
271,030
234,308
2,723,109
2,685,803
to
Associates
prich &
Co.:
Co.;
be secured by
in
not
less
than
offering,
the
Baxter
15
hopper cars
covered
cost
&
road switching loco¬
250 double sheathed box cars,
Diesel-electric
and
$7,155,000.
Dick
are:
7, N. Y.
Co.—V.
187, p.
REctor 2-9570.
&
Merle-Smith;
Freeman & Company;
Company:
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Win. E.
Hammill &
2756.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
to
is
150
R.
W.
Press-
Ira Haupt &
Pollock & Co., Inc.; Shearson,
45.
Herbert D. Seibert. Editor and Publisher:
Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
of March 3, 1879. "Subscriptions
a
week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday!. Other office: 135 S. La
Copyright 1958 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; In Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
in
i,d
equal after preferred dividend
820,711 common shares then
1956,
share
a
M
preferred dividend requirements "to 6.2
shares outstanding. This com¬
and
estimated
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice
(i
Holt
Mr.
2756.
being built in England.
it may eliminate
55%—
common
November.
i
r!i
charge
Mr.
Operating revenues——
"Our
I:-. ; J
i
change was announced Jan. 14 with the
of
R. S. Wilson as Executive Vice-President-on Feb.
1.
Holt, Jr., Vice-President, succeeds to the title of Vice-President
mittee
in
Orange, Texas.; acquired the Electric Wheel
bought the U. S. Government laboratory for experi¬
synthetic rubber in Akron and opened the "world's
largest tire proving ground" at Fort Stockton, Texas.
Quincy,
Co.,
If'i
Center
after
935,589
in
$134,402
level
top
Victor
and
to
The
Firestone
Rises
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Changes Top Managem't
liner.
world.
Mr;
engineer
company
000,000
of modernization
f
retirement
'
of stockholders, "was
profits of the company
57^year history was carried out. during fiscal
this
Jan.
$61,692,152.
annual meeting
that
year
and
than
of
equal
the
on
$52,449
dividends
stock,
stockholders*
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Record Sales and Profits
Harvey
share
property of
ferred
an
design,
transaction.
sales
I
corporation.
dividend requirements to $1.07 a share on an average ol
787,134 common shares then outstanding.
In the 12 months ended Nov. 30, 1957,
a profit on sale of property
of $34,000 increased net to $1,331,133 equal after preferred dividends
to $1.20 a common share.
In the preceding 12 months a profit on sale
construct process plants for refining
of petroleum,
vegetable oils, fatty acids, the production Of chemical
and other such plants.
The office of this firm will be at 54 Tsukuclajima, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.—V. 186, p. 2576.
F.
as of Nov. 30, 1957, after provision
with $188,191, or 9 cents per share,
basis, for the 1957 first fiscal quarter.
"It must be borne in
mind," Mr. Giordano said, "that operations
during the September-November quarter are normally lower than for
any other three-month period of the company's fiscal year."
for
a
Co., Ltd.
to
$11,-
preceding fiscal year.
pre-tax profit of $419,691
before taxes was $500,673 as against a
the first quarter of fiscal 1957.
for
as
Product—
with $1,061,653 in the 12 months ended Nov. 30, 1956, equal after
pares
the
of
I!*'
preferred
and Ishlkawajima Heavy Industries Co.,
Ltd. ol
exclusive licensee of Foster Wheeler Corp. have
Japanese corporation known as Ishlkawajima Foster 'Wheeler i
Tills corporation was registered in Japan on Nov,
18, 1957,
Japan,
p.
Profit
h
reached
level
2,396,119
utility operations produced a net
income of $1,207,320,
equal after preferred dividend requirements to
$1.03 a share on an average of 874,496 common shares outstanding.
This compares with $1,008,160 in the like period of 1956, equal after
preferred dividend requirements to $1.02 a share on an average of
788,700 common shares then outstanding.
For the 12 months ended Nov. 30, 1957, net utility income amounted
!o $1,297,133, equal after preferred dividend requirements to $1.16 a
share on an average of 870,068 common shares outstanding.
It com¬
Franklin Discount Co., Toccoa, Ga.—Files With SEC—
corporation, for* tbef three months ended Nov. 30, 1957, first
quarter of the 1958 fiscal year, reported that net Income, after taxes,
established a hew"all-time high for comparable periods and was ap-.
above
2,398,041
1957 rose 55% over the same
^
Jan. 13 reported consolidated net income for the
on
$82,587,
of
with
corporation
Tokyo,
Feddcrs^Quigan .Corp,—Earnings Increased—
20%
k.
268,704
Waterworks Corp.—Income
outstanding.
For the first
for
Frito Co.
p.
the
year.
corporation
a
Subsidiaries—
Foster Wheeler Corp.—Forms Corporation
This
proximately
it
214,044
requirements to four cents
327.
Division; Frito Co. North Central Division.—V. 186,
last
month
/!■■. YYvY- x:' ,%-x
;•
by
developed
cents
Corp.; Fritos Wisconsin, Inc.
formerly serviced by these companies axe included in
territories of
1,146,756
$3,064,107
The new unit is designed for
computer punch card and tape readout systems, automatic machining
operations, automobile headlight dimmers, burglar, alarms -and other
applications which have not yet been
transistorized, according
to
Allan Easton, Vice-President. for marketing.—V.
186, p. 2152.
New England Fritos
territories
1,461,436
$3,370,870
new, cylindrical phototransistor which will permit smaller photo¬
cells in a variety
of industrial and .military equipment has
A
Baken-ets
101,413
$330,807
charges-——
pares
1957 the
29,
137,811
186, p. 2757.
The
following subsidiary companies were dis¬
solved and their operations were merged into the Frito Co.: Frito Co.
of
Southern
Ohio;
Frito Co.
of
Cleveland; Frito New York,
Inc.;
Dec.
'P.li
$324,881
taxes-
operating income
General
Division—
New
Frito Co., Dallas, Texas—Dissolves
formed
accordance with the usual time table, the listing application should
by mid-March, 1958.
concluded
•<.No
223.900
after
,.v£S
1957—11 Mos.—$956
$1,776,777 $22,605,193 $18,403,584
1,079,557
15,347.687 - 11,590,214
265,000
2,425,200
2,612,507
1,470,412
that-period the company's annual sales have climbed from $222 'million
.('■. %:
14.
income taxes-
operating
month
and expanded Division of this company
Division)
has been assigned responsibility
p.
1957—Month—1956
Corporation's net income in November,
Corp.—Earnings—
Trucks—produced by Ford Motor Company, Ltd., of
England, will be imported and marketed, by the M-E-L
187,
it
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
$2,157,004
been
\
Offered—
Van
Effective
the
hoard of directors have authorized the management to proceed
with the necessary steps to list the company's common and convertible
preferred stock on the New York Stock Exchange, it was announced
Jan.
1,453,710
General Transistor Corp.—New
Fairmont Foods Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
In
1,385,579
A
.v-:•%'::
Dagenham,
The
be
147,221
186, p. 2756.
—V.
products of the hew division arc the Continental, the
the Mercury and the E'dsel. The English Ford line—including
Angliii, Prefect, Consul, "Zephyr and Zodiac passenger cars and
Division.—V.
ern
on
131,333
charges
after
Net
S.-madc
working capital,-'
Equity Insurance Co. of America, Omaha, Neb.—Files
$1,892,719
Net
compares
Co.—Forms
formed
the
Thames
$1,926,114
Other
Lincoln,
the
$188,595
Federal
(desig¬
all
the
company's products in the medium-price, luxury and. imported
car markets, Henry Ford, II,
President, announced on Jan. 16.
James
J.
Nance
has
been
appointed Vice-President and General
Manager of the new M-E-L Division.
Mr. Nance
lias been VicePresident and General Manager of
the former Lincoln and Mercury
newly
17.
corporation on Jan. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering- 200,000 shares of class A common stock and 32,000
$179,978
$9,397,617
electric
Insurance
This
year.
Division.
Enamo-Bord Products Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
The
SEC
the
Motor
Ford
A
nated
739,275
operating income-
Period End. Nov. 30—
718.
p.
728,653
operating
Operating revenues——
Operating expenses—
with net income of $1,178,085
previous fiscal year, equivalent to $2.84. a share on 403,434
shares outstanding at the' end of the previous year.—V, 185,
common
63,669
and
V''4'- ^
;
National
of
end
the
After
the
temporary authorization was conditioned upon the filing of a
satisfactory rate schedule covering the transportation of natural gas
for Santa Rosa. The FPC said the temporary authorization "is without
prejudice to such final disposition of the application for certificate as
"1
invalid
were
This corporation reports for the fiscal, year ended Oct. 31, 1957, net
of $1,083,400 on Jan. 16, equivalent after preferred dividends
to $2.52 a
share on 420,434 shares of common stock outstanding at
on
The
fct.
patents
income
for
67,876
income
General Telephone
In
Footc Bros. Gear & Machine
the
1,494,800
taxes-..
Net
important patent suit
ties
In
1,527,878
—V.
Ralph B. Leonard & Co., Inc., New York City, on Jan. 22
offered, except in New York State, an issue of 150,000
shares of capital stock ($4 par value) at a price of $12
per share.—V. 186, p. 728.
and additional metering facili¬
151,000
Net
Gas Facils.
company
5,270,823
170,575
Other
the history of our company,
which Firestone has success¬
fully defended, not only in the interest of its stockholders but also
in the interest of the automotive and rubber industries.
"In addition
to our continued production of the Corporal surfaceto-surface missile for the Army," Mr. Firestone pointed out, "we have
been assisting in the development of vital components for the Air
Force Matador, also a surface-to-surface missile; we are making and
designing missile launchers for -the Regulus and other submarinelauiicliod
missiles for
the
Navy;
and we are modifying launching
elements
for
the
the
Marine
Terrier,
Corps
antiaircraft missile."
—V.
El Paso Natural
5,831,901
taxes-
the
basis
the
on
the
is
$10,014,546
461,317
Federal
patent infringement suit brought against Fire¬
stone by the B, F. Goodrich Co., the Chairman said:
"For several
years, considerable publicity was given to the B. F. Goodrich Co. claim
that
it
owned
basic patents covering
the manufacture of tubcless
tires.
Goodrich brought suit against Firestone, alleging infringement
of certain of its patents.
During the past year, the case was dis¬
this
1957—11 Mas.—1956
3864,581
538,690
.
Firestone
1957—Month—1956
$957,119
Operating expenses-'—-..
planted in rubber in Brazil. The program of replacing our
older. rubber troea in Liberia with higher-yielding trees continued on
Commenting on
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
General Telephone
Period End. Nov. 30—
Operating revenues
were
acres
missed
BUSINESS—Company
electronic
inde¬
purchased for a new 2,500-acre rubber plantation on
Mindanao in the Philippines and an additional 1,000
was
schedule."
ft
ir
completely
emergency,
an
pendent of foreign sources of rubber,
account
of the
fluctuations in the rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
-
*
I
I'tm'WWW.WWt
(456)
4
Gulf Interstate
New Electronic Typing
Federal Power Commission
The
7 issued
Jan.
on
facilities, estimated to cost $730,000, will enable the company to
its take of natural gas from fields in the area by approxi¬
increase
The
be
44,000,000 cubic feet per day.
The project includes 9.9 miles
loop line in Jefferson Davis and Vermilion Parishes and
2.9 miles of 6-inch loop line in Cameron Parish.
The Commission last
mately
20-inch
of
October granted the
and
The
Fuel
Ky.—V.
Gas
Charleston,
Co.,
186,
a
Va.,
W.
delivery
for
Means
at
and
7-'
■
„
,
to
$7,500,000
pay
of
short-term
company s revolving credit agreements to
tion purposes.
Construction expenditures
notes
provide
for
issued
funds
the
expected to approximate $96,000,000. of which
pended through Oct. 31, 1957.—V. 186, p. 2757.
S36,747.000
was
has
been
elected
elected
retired,
of
will
who
been
President
Chairman
committee.—V.
has
the
to
Executive
succeed
Board.
continue
as
R.
B.
Crawford,
latter
The
director
a
Vice-President
;
succeeds
and
since
who
at
of
member
N.
the
Hanna
any
executive
of
Ore
&
Corp.,
subsidiary,
a
announced
20
Jan.
on
York,
.
Mr.
in
Rey.
Brazil,
has
and
large tonnages of
Model
He
is
certain
and
shortly and
186, p.
land
holdings
of
corporation
the
to
President
believed
to
yisit
other
the
John
to
Milwaukee
Corp.,
Jan.
on
is
Mr.
also
corporations.—V.
The
Board
of
Directors
Conrad
N.
Hilton,
hotels,
it
known
as
was
of
by
announced
this
v-
.
election
in
of
addition
the Board
187,
of
Harold
F.
serving
to
as
six
Directors
of
honored
All
17.
Statler
10
its
Hotels
In
the ' world's. largest
1951,
reclamed the" Conrad
All
Hilton.
in
from
i
•
hotel
.
Caribe Hilton
in
San
Juan,
P.
will
The
Stevens
...
..
in
R.;
Chicago,
called
Castellana Hilton
Istan¬
2474.
p.
more
Force
for
additional
production
tems for. advanced all-weather
by Roy E. Wendahl,
This
increases
a
of
airborne
control
jet interceptors, it
and
government's
total
NET INCOME—For
iug
sys¬
Hughes'
directing
fires
calculated
armament
such
to
intercept
it,
the
El
The First
in
computer
set,
production—in
render
6,250 decisions
The
the
the cabinet of
make 9,600 basic arithmetical
can
contract
in
one
Hughes
system.
new
21-inch
a
The
computer,
table model
computations in
television
and
second
one
minute.
awarded
was
by the
Air
Force's
Air
Materiel
Command.—V. 186, p. 2474.
Period End. Nov. 30—
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
Federal
Other
Net
'Net
;
4,841,000
taxes
3,503,815
operating income.
charges
5,794,578
4.741,909
57,281.860
5,192,395
after
4,389,971
51,499,865
50.077,547
45,263,434
31, 1957, total operat- '
a!?£
o*
^ImI
A.
7iV r
"Until
the
snaving
1P29
names
Y.
(Ingram;
The new
C.
Jan.
on
in
the
17,
shaving
that
,.,
below have
named
n'rJi
The
First
Securities
750,000
First
Robert W.
&
MilwaukeeComnanv
V.
187,
Co
Sutro
Company.
Co.*.".—_
Bros.' &
cream
it
Wheeler
Foster
favor
at
15
West
the
of
Ingram
January, 1956,
product Irom 1929
w^° owned and marketed the
Ingram
ranked
third
market.
Bristol-Myers
acquired
the old
in
total
had
Frederick
dollar
purchased
F.
sales
the
Ingram Co.
of
in
the
product
Detroit,
who had been marketing toiletries and cosmetics since
1885.
spent close to four million dollars advertising
Ingram
when it began reducing Ingram's
promotional budget in
other
duction of a uniquely styled aerosol lather and
are
during 1958.
planned
for
Other
the
The
Ribbon
corporation
men's
specialty Items
a
in
new after shave
the toiletry field
future.
Corp.—Acquisition—
has
purchased
Division
Oil
*• •-7.
.
i-v
t
'
approval of the merger wjll.be
shareholders Feb. 12 and in
Dallas for Ling industries shareholders Feb. 14.
Electronics,
inc.
j
"
Ling Industries, Inc.—-Proposed Merger—
;
Co.—Stock Offered—Public
common
stock at
for
its
Ault
Link
offer¬
.
\.7
The
proceeds from the sale of the common slock will
by the company to retire bank loans; to purchase and install
test equipment and machinery,
and for expenses for
product development and engineering techniques. The balance of the
proceeds will be added to working capital of the company and used
lor general corporate
purposes.
i
assemblies.
Some
of
the
&
Wiborff
Carbon
&
7-
against
"
1; •
company
.;
'
•
•""
^.
•.
•■•
-
Link
alleges in its; suit that Curtiss-Wright has been infringing on
patents for a period of six years, and asks for damages and that
Curtiss-Wright be enjoined permanently and during pendency of the
,
.
industries
from
"lrianufacturing, using, selling, exhibiting; displaying
for sale any apparatus" which infringes the patents.
offering
engaged in the design and manufacture of microwave com¬
and precision electrochemical assemblies, and is
primarily a
microwave
-
•
on
its
is
of
legal action, announced
lators. .'•••■'
electronic
manufacturer
•/.
Jan. 20 by E. Allan Williford, Presi¬
dent, was filed Jan. 15 in the U. S. District Court at Newark, N. J.
The suit charges the
Curtiss-Wright Corp. with -infringing 011 nino
separate Link patents in the construction of flight'trainers and siniu-.
used
ponents
has been filed by-this
the Curtiss-Wright Corp.
PROCEEDS—Net
Illinois,
Aviation, Inc., Binghainton, N. Y.—Files Suit—
patent infringement suit
A
a
The
Link
Corp.—V.
company
184,
p.
is
or
subsidiary of General Precision Equipment
a
2626.
'
*
•'.
*
--
served
by the
company are the electronics industry; the nuclear-energy
in¬
dustry; the aircraft, missile, communication and transportation indus¬
tries, and in-general research and development.
-
c
Introduction
,
•UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
named
are
below,
Securities
GIVING
Shares
Roman
Robert L.
EFFECT
TO
Johxison-_
&
Common
Fcrman
PRESENT
&
Co.—
Outstanding
500,000 shs;
stock
shares
of
of
account
$160,371
line
1958
new
of
Homes
Kingsberry
by Frederick K. Trask, Jr., President.
7
were
issued
amendment
and
outstanding.
On
the
of
certificate
incorporation of the
of
Dec.
31,
1957,
a
cer-
for
the
quarter
same
of
1956.—V.
186,
a
25c
was
stock
par value
capitalized
*
ucts Division—
com¬
dividend
stock; $33,575 in the earned surplus
transferred to the capital stock account
700%
was
declared
effective. and
made
common
and
See
item
under
_
declare
and
is
of
pay
the
present intention of
quarterly cash dividends
subject to future business .conditions and
of
the
.
Diesel
Electric
the
on
board
the
of
directors
common
agreed
to
waive
all
dividend
On
Jan.
p.
payments
on
46.
t
~
2312.
.,
r
company
.
Purpose of the change,
the Board,
effective
Jan.
was
1,
to
according..'to Howard
shorten
1958.—V.
the
186,
E.
corporate name.
p.
Wolfson, Chairman
The change became
2853.;
.
Melville Shoe Corp.—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
their
common
*
1957—5 Weeks—1956
7
Retail
$
7'.
sales
—V: 186",
p.
2758.
1957—52
$
$
'
-
-
_
Mercury Engineering Corp.—Absorbed—
item
under
Michle-Gross-Dexter,
Inc.
t
1
1
a#
.
Weeks—1956
'•'$,„
115,985,510
17,925,010 122,057,855
18,502,172
stock
Sec
"
/•
p.
Selects Name
—
..
186,
announced new name MarPro,- Inc.-for four
of its principal
divisions as follows: Maremount .Mufflers; AccurateRcNu Clutches; Pratt Mufflers, and Grizzly Brake Linings.
I
15,
stock,
operations and financial
cash dividends have been
holdings, totaling 143,500 shares, for a period of. two years
following
the public sale and distribution of the current issue of 96,508'tjharcs
187,
Corp.—V.
the
Heretofore, no
paid by the company. On Dec. 19, 1957 the board of directors declared
a
quarterly dividend of 5c per share on the common stock, payable
17, 1958, to stockholders of record Feb. 3, 1958.
The company's
two principal stockholders,
Edward J. Jurcy and Robert E. Morgan
company.
320.
.
.
Consolidated
Maremont Automotive Products, Inc.
for Divisions^-'
*
„
r
of
DIVIDENDS—It
p.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Sells Aircraft Prod¬
operative,
—V,
14
was
shares
have
entirely
250,000 shs.
filed with the Secretary of the State of Illinois, authorizing
the above capitalization.
A recapitalization was effected by the com¬
pany on Dec. 16, 1957, whereby 4,800 shares of old'common stock
$1 par value, were changed into 19,200 shares of the new common
stock, 25c par value; the authorized capital was increased to 500 000
to
Jail.
The corporation announced on Jan. 17 that for the quarter ended
Nov..30, 1957, the first quarter of its current'fiscal' year, net income,
after provision for Federal income taxes, was $146,324, compared with
24,125
FINANCING
NOTE—Prior to Dec. IS, 1957, the authorized capital of the
company
consisted of 25,000 shares of $1 par common stock, of which amount
and
its
on
Madison Square Garden Corp.—Net Income—
1_ 24,125
Authorized
4,800
of
announced
was
together with
participations:
CAPITALIZATION
pany
Lumber Fabricators, Inc.—Introduces New Line—.
Feb.
the H. M. Storms Co.,
Brooklyn N. Y
The sale was
early in January and the Storms carbon paper equipment
being moved to Jntercheilllcal's Cincinnati plant, it was announced
Jan. 17.—V. 185, p. 2215.
completed
is
.
.
held in* Los Angeles for Ling Electronics
price of $3 per
share was made on Jan. 23 by Aetna Securities: Corp.
and Stanley Heller & Co. and associates.
'
"
condition
Interchemical
Ling Electric, Inc. of Los • Angeles.
Special stockholders' meetings for
.
See'item under Ling
busi-
products.
By 1955, with no prpmottar behind it,
Ingram disappeared
from
the marketplace.
Although the new Ingram company enters a highly
competitive
field dominated by
"giants," its expansion plans include the intro¬
Jotion
V
-
J-V-M Microwave
ing of 96,500 shares of
of
one
1947,
of
r
for
for
American Microwave Corp., Electronic Wire, &■ Cable Co7 and Grady-
Corp.
Corp..._ 24,125
Stanley Heller & Co
24,125
Bristol-Myers
before
'
'■-F
.
tificate
when
the
one
" <
Ling'said.' Earnings, forrihe full_l?57. fiscal,year for. Ling, Electronics.
200 000
750,000
under
63,000'Electronics
of
'' l'hymcnf of preferred dividends, should equal 50. cents per' share,.-Mr.
500000
sSSloSo
Ishikawajima Foster Wheeler Co., Ltd.—New Company
7"■ ~T- "■
'V
item
reduction
of the preferred stock,; holders of.
issue will be permitted to convert each ten'shares 'of■■pretprred;; to
share of'Ling Electronics common within the next five years.
- '
' Based oil .825,000 shares outstanding, . net earnings per share
the combined companies for the first half.of 1958 after providing
Formed—
Sec
bver-all
an
Corp.
and 328.
46
p.
&
Ferris
Co.,
750.000
<fe
in
under the convertible feature
Southwest..Co.
.;
Baird
Faimestock
merger,'resulting
shares.
"'^VsA'.'nnri
r;
'onn
p„
,T
1,000,000
Co.__
the
severally agreed to
*■"
Tavinr
Tv0.,n
r
pianracc'drding to Jiir. Ling, will result in a lowering of the total ;•
cohmioir shares outstanding> for'Ling--Electronics,: Hie !sur- "•
viving company. The. merger will allow, for the retirement- of 338,000
shares of Ling-Electronics common* held by .Ling.. Industries. Air addi¬
tional 275,000 shares of Ling Electronics common will be, issued td'cf fee I;
v
1.000,000
&
Peck_
Aetna
cream
is located
company
acquired the trade mark and good will
trade mark had been abandoned in
1930's,
Michigan,
announced
the
^ers'
,
then.
In
™
N.
Field,
niter
name
President,
brand
OUxt °l, reiirem<jnt-
St.,
Mr.
Field,
oldest
The
number -of
.
Shares
s
Basis of the merger to-be
the following respective principal amounts:*■
Corp._$l,750,000
1,000,000
Inc.
their
Ingram Menthol Co. Inc., N. Y.—Starts
Again—
James
loss carry
action
379,473,274
23,058,817 259,607,770 246,241,602
4,392,000
49,687,000
46,182,000
3,161,609
40,586,671
36,972,125
—V. 186, p. 2757.
America
include a tax credit of. $240,CK)0, half-of'a; total tax
forward of $480,000 accrued to Ling Industries through 1957V
proposed to stockholders.of both companies
Net earnings
000.
BUSINESS—Company, with its two plants in Lyons and Brookfield,
35,354,335 407,163,301
23,546,274
income tax±s
operating
municipalities;
.
$
37,685,667
—
expenses
months ended Oct.
12
company
Boston
Adams
be
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
revenues
other
18
Robinson-Humphrey
new
Operating
Operating
in
the
as
small enough to fit into
the
Burr. Inc
Co.,
Segundo, Calif,
leaving
the interceptor on a
system automatically
new
•'
pro forma sales for the combined companies for the six
'f months ending Jan. 31 should total $376^,000, with gross earnings in
excess of $600,000 and reflecting net earnings of approximately .$400;-
the
Hughes Falcon air-to-air guided missile
"With either radar or infra-red
guidance.
A
major advance is the incorporation of "Digitair"—first airborne
digital
and
Moines
,
will fly supersonic jets from "take-off to touchdown,"
the pilot free to make vital
tactical decisions in aerial combat.
•In addition to locating a target and
best
'
revenues
Inc.
plant,
course
Flans
'■ '"T*
■"Estimated
$4,813,722.
The
expenditures with
than $120,000,000.
more
7',; ! '-'i
••,,
of the company amounted to $38;526,925 and net income
This compares with total operating revenues of $30,923,618 and net income of $4,811,720 for the calendar year 1956. ^ , - 7
to
Reynolds
was announced Jan. 14
contracted
Hughes for this particular weapons system to
The systems, already in production at
Des
UNDERWRITERS—Purchasers
Vice-President.
the
witf^a
ritory; and natural gas service only is furnished in five municipalities.
irchase
purchase from the
U. S. Air
weapons
.v
100
....
"
$21,188,717 contract by the
7,«j;.-
furnished in Council Bluffs,.. 85 other, munici¬
unincorporated communities arid rural ter¬
only is
than
,
Hughes Aircraft Co.—Additional Contract Awarded—
Company has been awarded
around
and
service
palities,
Coffin
_
7 ..7=7
,
new bonds and
new preferred stock,
capitalization of-the company will consist
$64,268,000 in first mortgage bonds; 200,000 shares *of'cumulative,:
preferred stock, pur $100; and 2,041,842 shares of common" stock, par
$10,
7
..
Hilton
in
Turkey; Continental Hilton in Mexico City and El
Panama Hilton, as well as the
soon-to-open Habaria Hilton in Cuba;
Berlin Hilton; The Nile Hilton in Cairo and
the Aeapulco Hilton.
The
only exception will be the Queen Elizabeth (a CNR hotel) which will
in Montreal April 15.—V. 186,
1987.
of
Hiltons:
in Madrid;
15,
CAPITALIZATION—diving effect to the sale of the
was
f
are
in
electric
of
;
.
Jan.
on
furnished
be
bul
open
^
£ •hSvc^been announ^Zbv^am^Jr Ltag'* Chafrmmi ^the
James J. Ling, cnairman of,the
,
stock will be applidd;by,the com-^
western
Dayton.
foreign hotels operated by Hilton International
7
%;,
:
,
.
BUSINESS—Company conducts its business in the central and southsections
of
Iowa.
Both electric and natural gas, service is
Presi¬
arc
Chicago and the Biltmore
...
■
:'''
°j( °
redeemed
has
_
in;
Award by Navy—
instl^pntation
r.
.
proceeds from the sale of-the new bond, and
sale of additional preferred
recent
Hotels Renamed—
located in New York City, Boston,.
Hartford, Buffalo, Washington, Cleveland, Detroit, St. Louis, Dallas
and Los Angeles.
The Statler Hilton in Dallas opened in 1956 with
that name.
The Pittsburgh Hilton will open in 1959.
Only five of their 30 hotels do not yet bear the Hilton name: The
Waldorf-Astoria, Plaza and Savoy Plaza in New York; The Palmer
House
'■■.'•
-
'."7
-
toward payment of short-term bank loans incurred as: temporary h..%,4
ibn mprcer was a natural result of thccloselv paral- :
financing for its construction program, with any balance being applied
je]jjj'; jifetories-'and'-'ilUed interests of the, two. companies.., He pointed "
to any future construction costs. '
7", out that'Ling, industries currently holds ,338,000 Shares'' out. of; a .total 7
OPTION—The new bonds are redeemable at the option of the com; ggsjpoo shares'of Ling Electronics outstaiiding.tst6ck..: The merger'has
pany
at regular redemption prices ranging; from I04.Q9 * for those v7fev;dived tlie unanimous approval of tli'e^ boards of direCtorsyof both
redeemed prior to Jan,
15, 1959, to 100 fbr-those redeemed on or
companies.
.
r
ftftn..
is
after .T<in
Jan.
15, loftv- >nri ot. sinking fund redemption .prices, ranging ;,.. ^iin^Electrdnics will he the surviving 'corporation under,the merger,J,!
1987; and at rfnkinff fund
prices yauging
from 100.44 for those redeemed 011 Jan.
IS,"*-1960, to 100 for those\ Mr.
Ling said.
?■"' •' 7-7
"7 "7
'7
- -r
145.
p.
corporation
Jan.
which
^'7
-
design ^development
and: manufacture ;of coraputehs;>;vcqiitrols . ^id
equipment, having entered the - field Jiv. 1937
7
' VisuaF Balande Llnldgc Computer for aircraft which- revolutionized
7 methods of loadhig -aircraft.
;
7"%7:
v'
*
•-V--:7rv ,•«->.••.
-r,,-'-' :v
'
.
Offered—The First
Power & 'Light Co.—Bonds
PROCEEDS—Net
a
j
adding the Hilton naiiie to all its Statler
on
Statler Hiltons,
the
13,
Falk
on
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Statler
dent.
u.
.
,
.
Dallas^Tex. Erppo^ed^e^ei?--
d'el
the
•
Directors.
of
Falk
""*•*>:
,
Corporation and associates on Jan. 23 offered an r. .Ling*. • Electronics,: Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. —
issue of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%%:.series due ;; Merger—77:.' "•>;v•,'
1988, at a price of 100.456, to yield
\o^matUfity/-,^.sfsce:-'Linrinduseries,' inc. below.—v. lsc. p. 1956.
f
The group was awarded the issue at competitive sale* on
.
T«„
tpv
prftnncP(i.
a bid of 99.7199 for the 3%% coupon.
'
\Ling Industries, Inc.,
properties
for appraisal of the
program
a
St.
of
525.
announced
Board
of
..
,
.
!t-
quaiter
v?'.:
Iowa
Ilarnischfeger Corp.—-Elects New Director—*This
.
....
will open
pany
Falk
.
^
,
plan
Hanna
jointly
prepare
,
Boston
ore.
controlling shareholder
the
officials
to
expect
property.—V.
substantial
iron
presently
j.
—;——
_
o„
,
operations
4rtv%..
.
said,
new product will be manufactured at the-company
Lexington, Kentucky. Delivery is scheduled • for. the ...second,
l958.—V. 187, p. 145.
y
;
an
d'el Rey Mining Co.
1
'
Hanna has. had an interest in St. John d'el
Rey for some time. St.
John d'el Rey Mining Co. is a British
company engaged in gold mining
contain
Bfin
,
that
option by Leo Model of Model, Roland & Stone
acquire with him a substantial interest in St. John
to
flOft
the calulator show ,The award of a new: $17;000,000 cohifact^with the UV S. Navy for ":
<•—trifol
mm-nlltpps
bfi"used
in
the ASRO.C systenv has been ; andigital, computers, to be.','used in the "ASROC system
other important office
nounced by. Lewis W. Imm, President.
;
and typing operations
refinements and additions,,to
_
New
O
is operating at approximately 90%
46.
:■
.
The
in
oi
granted
nrl
fnn
••
-
...
.
Typeivriter Division,
applied to the
ing and electric
183, p. 3010,
Coal
'
the
n
established in 1956.|
present time Kaiser Steel
of rated ingot capacity.—V. 187, p.
out the
trie
Hanna Co.- -To Increase Interest in Brazilian
been
inin
^e»°urecor^
been
Weeks,
Mining Firm—
it has
' t"wy
Utah, mine. ; Iron orc^ production
i'vLv-
Mountain, Calif.,mine reached 2,635-.000; tons,
Eagle
Electric
types
Calculator
(M. A.)
*
"flnXanv's
,
promise of'extending its uses to many of the
applications now requiring separate calculating
1954,
has
James
01uy
At
,
the, company's; history,
the second highest in
Steel's Sunnyside,
Kaiser
at
"V,
at the company s
companion keyboaid,
information, keyed in on the
According to IBM,
who
Hanes.
.
were
jn Chicago.
v" ;
\
Typewriter with conventional keyboard : auton also
be used,
v
:
- • < •:^
computer's calulations and can
-Librascope, Inc.—Contract
time, for general typewriting purposes
matically
llanes Hosiery Mills Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Gordon
ilDilLU
lisHed
typewriter,^a ^ten-key
"memory" within.the computer, unit,
fiaurcs
only by the all-time record highs attained; during 1956.
annual production recprd. of 1,635,000 tons of coal was estab-
later processing,
for
IBM
The
ex¬
.
A new
.
the
under
surpassed
'
subtracted,
added,
"memory"
for construc¬
1957-1958 are
year
JaAil *three
can
multiplied,
rounded off,. wri-heid^-pi
automatically
vyyc,
7.:„
..
n/r
the IBM 632 can automatically tyi,
discounts,
position
- Leeds Chemical Products Co.—New Managementextend,
carry
totals,
compute taxes,
subtract discounts, position ».
„
,
.,•,•■-•
decimals, justify multi-digit numbers, and type-out results.'v..
.
,
; - , . Harold R sugerman,-President, announced on; Jn.n. .16 .the sale. 0f
Instructions and decisions for a complete application are provided -Jf the company.
Mri Hpffmsn, former Secretaiy ana. Treasurer of Leeds,
by a plastic tape within the program reading device:" The tape can be
will become Prcsident of' the/firinwhieh wiltajiave- its -main .^sales
ijl&s.".'J/'V-,'-• \'.C office at 112 E* Witlton Street and factory at 531 N. Webster Street
changed for a different office procedure in a few seconds
be
can
.
Company on Jan. 15 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 75,000 shares of its $100 par Preferred Stock, to be offered
for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will be used by
company
electric
an
reading device.
program
a
Because numerical
Gulf States Utilities Co., Beaumont, Tex.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
of
consists
calculator
The
panion keyboard, a magnetic core
steel and 1,335,000 tons
finished steel prod¬
it was reported on
produced 7,590,000 tons of
rornoration
tpig hon, during 1957. Shipments of
reached 1,044,000 net tons during the year,
ucts
"•
.instruction.
only a few minutes of
operate the computer with
and
Corp.—Production Record—
Kaiser Steel
..
ith,
*
'■"••
•
of hot metal
two^ of
the
2049.
p.
'
Simplicity of operation and ease cf training operators are.
most important advantages of the new IBM machine.
A typist
minuloc
nf
iriKr.rnp.rlnn.
temporary authority for the construction
facilities.
transports natural gas purchased by its sole customer.
company
United
Leach,
shipping
for management review, daily.
2757.
p.
32,418,584 414,465,815 385,553,469
33,531,494
——
—
186,
Tim
magnetic core
memory,
to automatically retain and type ^"•'. tota^eross sales
charges, invoice totals, or other selected accumulations
programmed
-
—V.
which embodies
computer,
new
taxes,
company
operation of the
Sales
primarily
Louisiana.
The
^
Typewriter Division of the corporation announced on
Jan. 14 the IBM 632 Electronic Typing Calculator,,designed^
lor the important business application of invoice ana
"
tion.
This major office procedure is the heart of the accounts receiva
ble operation in thousands of small and large businesses.
,,
company, authorizing the construction and operation of natural gas
pipeline facilities in Jefferson, Davis, Vermilion and Cameron Parishes,
1957-52 Wks-
1957-4 Wks.-1956
•
....
Electric
The
certificate to this
a
28-
period End. Dec.
"
Inc.—December Sales Higher-
Co.
Jewel Tea
Machines Corp.
Calculator—
International Business
Co.
Gas
cilities in Louisiana—
•f ■^
** 4^
Jfe.
1
4.%'
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-
Volume
....
5711
Number
187
.
Merrimaek-Kssex Electric
..
November, .1957; sitows a:balance of $1,116,340 compared with $373,327;
the
It months of 1957, $5,025,205 compared with $6,331,855..—
registration statement
a
for
'-/■ witliAt.hc: SEC j^arly iii f'ftofrnary covering an' 'issue; of. $20,000,000 series'
C first -mortgage' bonds, title 1988.
Proceeds -will be Used 'In' the reclemp- ;
v'. lion*- of a- like amount .of series.
bonds- yvhich were sold'"in
•'
noon
Sealed
1957.
bids
March 10.--V.
on
for;,the
issue.will
new
180,?.p. 2475.
'
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-
»
187, p. -47.
;
1
.■Midwestern Gas Transmission Co.- -Plans $111,000,000
.y;-
This/'subsidiary
\
:
of ": Tennessee ...Gas
000,000
natural
between
Minnesota
''
2652.'X'.' '
p.
,.V'
:
■"
■
,
:v'V
VX'"'.'
-!•;
This
Net
to
'
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»
wholly-owned subsidiary
—V'. 185,
p.
,2449.
Michlc-Goss-Dcxter,
of
■*'"
.
'
:
Mr.
for -the
Monterey's
Pyle'disclosed
$2,700,000
budget
to
plans
for
ex¬
allocated to development
This compares with $4,752,000
addition,' he said," $5,250,000 has
and'related capital expenditures.
In
been
wells
lost year,—V. 186,
expended for similar purposes
said.
Eddy
equal after taxes
share on the 1,806,460 shares of common outstanding.
with net income of $707,899, equal to 39 cents per
same period of
1956.
per
compares
Mr..
.
ploration ' in /"-fiscal 1958," the major portion to be spent in Southern
Louisiana arid the Permian Basin
of West Texas and New Mexico.
acquired the Mercury Engineering Corp., Milby John E. Eddy, Chairman.
•■rr-'V
Mercury .stockholders
will
receive
shares
of
Miehle-GosSrDexter
stock.
Mercury Corp. will be operated by its present "management as •'
wauketv it.was.-announced
V-
cents
41
This
lias
company
operating costs and
up
9Vo
over
the
for' same period in 1957.
lor.the first quarter rose to $732,538,
income
share
'
Michle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.—Acquisition—
,
to
reported
$2,803,409
from, the International boundary
Manitoba,,1-.Canada, to Portland, Tenn.—V. 183,
and
first quarter, Mr. Pyle said, amounted to
.$5,470,296
for the same period of
1956.
the
revenue * for
income, which represents gross income less
Interest; paid,
he
pointed out,
was
$3,060,046,
$111,-
a
quarter
C. Pyle
the first
for
increases
ending Nov. 30, 1957, President Howard
a jneeting in Los Angeles on Jan.
16.
Cash
:Co.. has 'requested
pipeline, system
gas
at
$5,736,038, ' compared
Transmission
authorization -from the Federal Power Commission to construct
i
shareholders
Gross
*
/ ;
v
fiscal; year
the
told
showed
this, company
of
Net'income
..
of
Pipeline—
•
Monterey Oil Co.—Income Up—
until
received
be
V.
1957.
p.
."
'{ie.'
2 Motel Corp. of Italy, Silver Spring, Md. — Files With
Minneapolis Gas Co. — Common Stock Offered — This j Securities and Exchange Commission—
The. corporation on Jan. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
company is offering to stockholders the right to sub¬
SEC covering 20.000 shares of class A common stock and 10,000 shares
scribe for 166,070 additional shares of common stock
of 7W.,cumulative convertible preferred stock to be offered publicly at
($1 par value) on the basis of one new share for each ten
n
unit price of $101,
representing one share of preferred and two
,.,:v.
shares of record
£,
shares of.
23, 1958, at
>-V.
PROCEEDS—The
net
2758.
The proceeds
are
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated under the laws of the State
of Ohio on May 27, 1926, us The Massillon Water Service
Company, and
the -present name was adopted on Feb. 6, 1928.
The company is engaged in
impounding, producing, processing, stor¬
ing and distributing water for public and private use in the communi¬
ties-of Massillon, Strutliers, Poland, Washington Court House, Marysvillc, in western Lake County and in Youngstown (untreated industrial
supply known as Mahoning Valley system) in the State of Ohio and
also operates certain facilities and grants fishing, boating and other
privileges incidental to its ownership of various reservoirs.
A whollyowned subsidiary, The Lake Shore Water Company, distributes water in
western Ashtabula County, Ohio.
The company's executive offices are at 235 State St., Strutliers, Ohio.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of the debentures, to¬
gether with the proceeds from the sale of $2,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds, as set forth under "Capitalization," will be used to discharge the
balance
to
j.
toward
payment
the company.
It- is
of
from
the
cost
estimated
the
of
that
*
sale
sale
the
-r'
,The coniparry intends to, finaime: its, 1958
of ;£unds- available to it from the operation
of
depreciation
retained
and
Fiinded
GIVING
EFFECT
Debt:--Av
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
::
y
3V*','o- series, due Jan.
3-«$V series,
; ;V
>.
1973—___
1,
"
,
due Jan.
1,1975—
May 1, 1077_A1.
v
...
-314Series,'dlie
'
:
424'2V series, due Nov.; I, 19782;-. ;.
v.;3. series, due Dec. 1,1980—_ 2
'• v;
.
.dcbt_'Al___2i2_l-_':r
Total..funded
\
;
...
Capital Shares-f"V
:'Pfd. stock, eumul., $100 par value—
'
'"$5.50 series" 2_i_L
2 .'2d2..___
: 'v:. "
.$5.10
series
$5.00
series
;
V
•;
•„ .-,1 \ ■', >,
$9,020,000
3,460,000
' 4,432,000
2'
-"-'A-
•
amount of
'3W'o
has been
Jr.,
Meyer,
John
.succeeds
!*«.
:
3r:»%
2,173,453
"27,463,005
—V; :186;
Haley, -'a
L.
2476.
p.
;'
.
'-n/
.
'
■
retired Vic-President
.
"
'
.
y
-,
.-—.—
2_
2_
'
-
,
•
Outstanding
convertible
$3,144,000
678,000
'
570,000
980,000
3,000,000
!
—
*
subordinated
Authorized
i
debentures
due
1,248,000
1977
$9,620,000
surplus
;
'
•
30(J,006 shares
—!
-
$1, 497,710
1, 752,675
149,771 shares
—
surplus
<
—_!— !
;
.—-—
Total capital
Total
—
—
—
————
1. 052,643
_
$4,303,030
stock and surplus...,—...
..2
*Under
1, 1957,
Oct. 21, 4.937,
principal amount is to be sold on Jan. 16, 1958.
companies, dated Oct.
-agreement with insurance
an
$13,923,030
_•
——
$1,000,000 principal amount of these bonds was sold
and*$2,000,000
-
totals
long-term
for
shewn
on
$59,000 and $89,000,
detet include
respectively, of sinking fund requirements due within one year.
XExclusive of 46,222 shares Initially reserved for issue on conversion
Corp.—Earnings—
the debentures.—V.
of
4,448 shs.
'.',{-22—2
'
bonds—
series due 1987-
ioutstandihg
4,024 shs.
;
..
22-__^_2__.__22-2A2'22;
Undesignated'?
follows:
as
FINANCING
PRESENT
adjusted to reflect the issuance
first mortgage bonds in
as
additional
long-term debt-*—.———
Capital Stock and Surplus!
*
Common stock, par value $10 per dharc-—
Mohawk.
Niagara
of
'
■/ -
-
of
tTotal
*•/' Earnings of* this'; corporation for the quarter ending Oct. 31, 1957,
first quarter of the company's fiscal year, amounted to $551,000, or
39 cents per. share, which compares with earnings of $458,000, or 32
cents per share, for the same period of the preceding year, President
'r- Total
preferred stock__-_-_;2—
r:' 22,567 shs.16,726 shs.
Keqneth T.'Norris announced on Jan. 17.
Common stock, $1 par value-—2- 2,500,000 shs.
1,826,770 shs..2 .y Sales for the quarter were $10,173,000, as compared with $10,811,000
for the same period of 1956.—V. 187, p. 146.
{ ;
BUSINESS—The
i.-
6&
tThe
Norris-Thermador
and
it was announced
director,
a
company
due 1982
Paid-in
elected
ex-pansion of the company's
TO
series duo 1985——
*5.70',4
1
32,619,753
25,593,303
35,322,814
EFFECT
series due 1978
314'/e-series
on
Jan. 20 by, Earle J. Machold, President.
Mr. Meyer is a Senior
-Vice-President and a director of^J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated.
He
" 8,254 shs.
4,024 shs. y
4,448 shs. ■"
2 .5,841 shs.2;
2,840,300
the
series due 1975„!—^
3Va',b
26.226,662 2 96,606,354 281,200,955
19,454,949 213,734,523 204,033,789
2,114,935- 26,228,336 24,676,960
1,816,478
21,320,681 19,870,453
Net operating
v;..'J jhn. M.
■;-
i V./y
->..1
.
operating.taxes,!
,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—New Director—
$26,687,000
'
8,254 shs.'
19,375,983
2,740,683
1,738,416
"of the
$3,000,000, is
Earned
5|000,000
•-"!!.
27,404,442
income..; : i 3,549,360
Net-after charges,;,!-!'
2,645,535
.—V. 186, p.'2853,
,k-
H
'
4,775,000
v
.
.
Other
•";.rv';-■■
Outstanding
y«'.r
-
2
GIVING
debentures
First mortgage
'
'
Operating expenses^
income iaxes
Federal
sale
FINANCING
First;mortgage bonds—
a-
.
the
from
the;ne\V. common stock and from short-term bitnk.loans.' V"
CAPITALIZATION
2.
and
earnings,
V'
■
Operating ^venues-l-.--
construction . program- out
of its business, > including
v.
-i-
in
Long Term Debt:
gas service.
The • largest V A New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
portion of these expenditures Tor-new facilities will be spent to expand 12
Period End. Nov. 30-2 1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
-X and-reinforce -the company's distribution: system.
These estimated con¬
' *
\l~
* "
^
•
,
$ ' ' *
*
$
*
$
struction expenditures, .based-oil current price levels,,are $6,773,000. J
• ;
for
the
of
additions
gross
.
loans incurred
The capitalization
and
.{j quired to meet the increasing''demand for
provisions
bank
the
CAPITALIZATION
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
National Lithium
of
facilities and for additional construction expenditures.
.2
2" '; '
;.
Co.—Debenture Issue Details—As
i
of Motels Americano, ail Italian organization.
the stock
in
p.
5
previously noted in V. 187, p. 330, public offering was
made on Jan. 14 by a syndicate headed by McDonald &
Co., Cleveland, and Blair F. Claybaugh & Co., Harrisburg, Pa., of $1,248,000 6% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures at a price of par. The debentures, dated Oct. 1,
1957, and due Oct. 1, 1977, are convertible into common
stock until Oct. 1, 1967, at $27 per share, thereafter until
Oct. 1, 1972, at $30 per share, and thereafter at $33 per
share. The debentures have the benefit of a sinking fund
starting in 1967, designed to retire about 60% of the issue
prior to maturity.
of the stock will be >; V The registration statement filed Feb. 19, 1957 with the SEC, covering
to utility property
a
proposed issue of 3,120,000 shares of common stock at $1.25 per
expenditures for property
jshare through Gearhart & Otis, Inc., New York, lias been withdrawn.
additions during the year 1958 will amount 4to approximately $6,773,000.
—V. 185, p. 1889. •
2 V.
"'2
2.
' 22./,2:2'.
These expenditures will continue the property expansion program reapplied
proceeds
186,
underwriting is involved.
No
common.
be invested
The rights expire Feb. 5,
-
"' of
.
Jan;
a price of $22.25 per ;
1958, and the offeringis being underwritten by Kalman & Co., Inc., Minne- *
apolis, and Associates.
'
■
: *
;;J'•
vVi:v ''
share.
Ohio Water Service
mandatory capital and sinking fund appropriations of income,
After
Co.—Plans Bond Sale—
•»! company announco^- Jan. 20 that it will tile
November
(457)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1
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187, p. 330.
s
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Corp,—Opens New York Office—
Pacific Finance
.
?
company was
-
laws. of
*
1
the
established
State
Delaware.
of
,
in: 1870
to
incorporated on May 3, 1.928 under the
It succeeded a predecessor .company*...
sell manufactured gas in, Minne-
produce' and
2
•
of
promoting its1 business the company also engages'in merchandising
appliances and cooperates with dealers who sell and install gas con¬
its territory, it maintains an Industrial /Department which gives engineering and other consulting/service to present 2
and prospective customers on the^-use of gas in their operations. ' The
company: ihtends to continue to do business of the same general char-2
acter as -that in which it is now engaged.
./; '
'"2
•' :2; k 2;,.
Wash.—Files With SEC—
.
'
921:
P*
■
2
2-
:
/
2
'
Pacific
.'V
' '
"
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Construction—
1
Federal Power Commission has granted this
The
authorization
gas,
—V.
construct
to
loop, pipeline
187, p. 330.
and
con-'
.The company is not a public utility holding company and is not
..1
•/ trolled by
other
estimated
■,,
•/,'
of
cost
'
.'
approximately $3,020,000.
' "' 2
; ;
at
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
below
named
severally
have
to purchase from the company, in the respective :percentages
.*. set-forth below, the shares of common/ stock offered to, but riot sub¬
scribed for by, the holders of subscription warrants.
-'2
agreed
Kalman
Model,
Piper,
Company,
&
45 c'0 2
Inc
■-1,
Co.__!_!_!—
Allyn and Co. Inc
M. Dain & Co., Inc
Paine,; Webber,?;Jackson &
5
Harold
>.
Operating •expenses,,—
12,557,217
11,690,947 134,145,870 123,945,710
2,216,203
24,034,877
23,705,192
Operating
taxes—
2,339,949
taxes—
1,165,377
1,081,675
14,017,273
12,873,505
operating income-
-2,595,103
2,349,404
2,197,657
26,689,834
24,049,754
Other
operating
Wood -& Co.„___-u
Woodard-Elwood
Co._,!__f
&
2
This
the
within
control
U.
announced
company
few
next
Jan.
on
months
5
on
major
a
Mis¬
contract
for
automatic
"several-prominent
involving
missile
S.
to
Division
consolidate
,t
company's-
the
interests
facilities.
•. .
\, Marshall B. Talt will become General Manager of. the new Division
at Pottstown, Pa. The company is a leading manufacturer of automatic
missiles
ground
controls.
It
engaged
is
in
systems
work
Among these is
number of missile projects.
the' Vanguard
both
Jbarthi satellite.—V.-186,
p.
a
and,.components
gyro
for
a
reference system for
2853.
$3,450,000 equipment trust certificates of in¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., submitted
3%s."
an
offer
underwriters
Drexel
.were
Si
Co.,
Eastman
Dillon,
Association at
should
reach
Rochester, N.
Y.
and
$33,500,000
on
Series
in
period."
$33,000,000
the
same
Mr.
been
500
medicine
Food
and
the
throughout
it
has
the
Income
for
307.035.
the
1956.
In
of
November
months
November,
wholly-owned
taxes
in
11
1957
of
was
1957
income
subsidiaries with
November,
$400,000,
1957
there
compared
$1,973,165
was
includes
no
was
with
compared
$14,939,622
dividends
corresponding
a
a
of
$16,-
of
$1,475,000
from
November.
in Federal income
$155,000
in
November,
1956; for the 11 months of 1957. $3,020,000 was accrued compared with
$4,424,000 for the same period last year. 1
< "
Series
Series
He
Series
resulted in the
drugs, the nitrofurans.'"
group of
have
been
synthesized
in
the
186, p.
3%
K
io'^oo'nna
,
23,789,000
109,276,000
3%
Series
Series
48,1^I'25?
/
24,0o3,000
65,812,000
69.072,000
72,961,000
77,190,000
45,811,000
55,492,000
60,642,000
„
44,035,000
20,895,000
34,190,000
58,000,000
75,000,000
,
.
com¬
another
Administration.—V.
Ohio Bell Telephone
i
Total
Bank
———
loans .(short
term)
•'"1,000,000,0001990,361,000
—
None
"75,000,000
*—.
—
1850.
Amount
\
Operating revenues——
20.572,429
Operating
13,16k096
Federal
Other
expenses—.
income
operating
186,
$
$
19,205,756 213,385,259 206,426,712
12,544,841 111,053,616 133,970,802
2,976,119
taxes—
taxes..'
2,785,705
31.688,752
29,774,253
1,626,651
1,230,163
16,351,672
14,094,476
income.
2,808,563
2,645,046
30.291,219
28,587.181
charges..——
2,866,690
2,673,221
30,540,735
28,771,033
Net operating
after
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
$
Capital
stock
value
(par
1st
Ohio
The
Edison
consolidated
Co.^—Reports Net Income—
net
income
of
the
company
and
5%
1st
redeem.
5%
redeem.
A,
stock,
pfd.
5%
After
Penn¬
31,
1957, was
months ended
preferred stock dividends, the consolidated net income for
past 12 months on the 6,386,749 shares of common stock of the
company, presently outstanding, amounts to $3.62 per share.—V. 186,
the
p.
2854.
1st
red.
1st
1st
1,750,000
1,719,388
1,719,388
1,517,375
1,127,426
1,517,375
1,127,426
stk.,
cum.
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,517,375
1,127,426
1,000,000
cum.
in
5.595,397
series)
—
Board
tExclusive
On
Sept.
of
Directors
amount
of
30,
the
None
17,075,602
17,075.602
31,085,593
31,085,593
company
may
from
time to time
authorized.
$598,000
1957
of
None
25,000,000
45,000,000
stock
the
2,860,977
cum.
Total
"The
increase
30,000
2,860,977
cum.
stk.,
pfd.
(unclassified
Common
pfd.
pfd.
pfd.
A
400.000
2,860,977
stk.,
—
1st
red.
4,211,662
1,173,168
stk.,
cum.
red.
Shares
1,173,163
400,000
cum
1st pfd. stk., cum.
1st pfd. stk., series
4.80%
Shares
4,211,662
1,173,163
524%
Redeem.
subsidiary,
sylvania Power Co., for
the 12 months ended Dec.
$25,856,623,
compared
with $24,768,944
for the
12
Dec.
31,
1956.
Shares
4,211,662
preferred stock:
1st pfd. stk., cum
1st pfd. stk., cum
,6%
4.50%
2854.
per
share):
4.36%
p.
$25
Outstdg.
Outstdg.
Authorized
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
$1,224,289,
with
income in
credit accrual
debit
with
$
927,003
t
To Be
Net
compared
Series
Series
"which has
had been par¬
discovery of an
program,
years,"
have been patented, six are already in use in
has just received clearance from, the
26
and
Drug
research
company's
chemicals
these
of
laboratories,
human
S.
that
aggressively
new
that
that
Series
Series
successful "because
and important
ticularly
mentioned
•
-
noted
Sumner
expanded
entirely
U.
Vice-President,
Sumner,
years,"
mately tripled,
operating revenues in November, 1957 were $22*879,787, com¬
pared with $25,276,948 for November, 1956. For the 11 months of 1957,
$274,204,228, compared with $279,752,785 in the same period last year.
Net
Series
Series
A.
^progressed
10
—V.
and
bonds due June 1, 1971
bonds due June 1, 1974
M 3% bonds due Dec. 1, 1979
N 3% bonds due Dec. 1, 1977
O 3% bonds due Dec. 1, 1975——
P 214%
bonds due June 1, 1981
Q 2%% bonds due Dec. 1, 1980——
R 3>/a% bonds due June 1, 1982—_
S 3%. bonds due June 1, 1983
T 2%% bonds due June 1, 1976
U 3%% bonds due Dec. 1, 1985
W 3 Vb %
bonds due Dec. 1, 1984—
X 324% bonds due June 1, 1984
Y 314%. bonds due Dec. 1,1 1987
Z 31s % bonds due Dec. 1, 1988
AA 424 % bonds due Dec. 1, 1986—
BB 5% bonds due June 1, 1989
CC bonds due Dec. 1, 1978
—
73-ycar-old
had
last
Outstanding
Authorized
Serle3 L 3%
faster in recent years than ever before.
"In
he said, "sales of the company have approxi¬
increasing from $11,447,000 in 1948 to something over
1957.
Profits have Increased in a like ratio during
Howard
Total
i
prin¬
engaged
*1,000,000,000
1970—
J
Series
Series
sales
1957
that
bonds due Dec. 1,
Series
Series
Union
' „*
and Stroud & Co., Inc.
refunding mortgage bonds
-.
Series I 3^% bonds due June 1, 1966
Series
of 98.3553 for
Associated
Utility
PRESENT FINANCING
and
Series
the
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
about $2.10 per share.
This would compare with net sales of
$29,506,731
and earnings
of $1.80 per share
tas
adjusted for a
2-for-l stock split' in May, 1957) reported in 1956.
debtedness offered Jan. 15—V. 187, p. 87—were awarded
Securities & Co.,
Analyst
V
•„
said
ings
to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, New York City, as 3%s, at a
price of 98.45. The certificates are non-callable, mature
annually :on Jan. 15 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive, and were
re^offered to yield from 3.35% to 3.75%, according to
public
operating
approximately 6,250,000 which includes San Francisco a>nd its environs.
the 12 riionths ended Sept.; 30, 1957, the company reported thafc
over 65ft
of its gross operating revenues was derived from the sale or
electricity and over 34% from the sale of gas.
*'
earn¬
pany's
maturity.
Security
the
Jan;., 15.
said
> Missouri Pacific RR. —-Equipment Trust Certificates
Sold—The
to
reported
firm
the establishment
Missile Equipment
and activities in
Henry F. Dever, Vice-President, also announced
of 'a new organizational unit to be known as the
-
of the company are expected to be at record
K. Hill, Senior Vice-President and Treasurer,
John
1957,
>4
Begin-production
an
.
and 'earnings
for
Mr.;Hill
!
..
that it will
17
facilities
systems
for ground
programs."
:
.
s
-
is
*
Norwich Pliarmacal Co.—Record Sales and Earnings—
Sales
Division—
"
186,' p! 2759.
levels
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Sets Up
■
First
•—V. 187, p. 47.
sile Equipment
r
.
.
2,341,348
charges—
after
3
E.
After that date,
For
25,352,855
23,252,998
Federal income
financing
■f
not be redeemed prior to Dec.
refunding at an interest cost less than that of theso
the bonds may be redeemed at prices beginning
1962, through
BUSINESS—Company
17,338,229 198,887,854 185,877,262
—V.
;
Curtis
5
2Zv 5
A. C.
revenues,;!,,
18,657,643
!
cipally in furnishing electricity and gas, throughout most of northern
and central California,
a territory with
an estimated population of
$
$
S
the sale or the bonds will be applied
properties of the company
the utility
to
bank loans incurred for' temporary
short-term
additions.
§ucli
at 104.84
11 Mos.—1956
1957-
$
$
Net
5/
Wilson, Inc.,
& Hopwood— 10
Jaffray
Allison-William
J.
1957—Month—1956
.2. Period End. Nov.' 30—
additions
of
cost
CALLABLE—The series CC bonds may
bonds.
Net
McKendrick, Haseltine &
15
Roland & Stone
the
retire
of
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
y
company.
located
.
affiliated With'any public utility holding: company, or any
The executive and operating, office of the company is
739 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
/ j",
or
for 314s.
and to
.
.
Co.—Bond Salo—A syndicate
Electric
&
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from
toward
temporary
of 30-inch natural
company
27.6 miles
operate
an
at
V"
Gas
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., was awarded on Jan. 21 an issue of $75,000,000 first
and refunding mortgage bonds, Series CC, on a bid of
100.569 for 3%s. Bonds mature Dec. 1, 1978, and were
ire-offered at 101.457, to yield about 3.65%.
OTHER BID—Blyth &
Co., Inc. and' Associates named a price of
100.38
fi-
it was announced that under the
Jan. 20;
headed by First Boston
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
of common stock (par one cent) and
1,000,000 shares of preferred stock (par one cent), both to be offered
at 10 cents;per share.
No underwriting Is involved. The proceeds are
to
be
used" for expenses" incidental to mining operations.—V. 184,
corporation on Jan. 13
covering 2,000.000 shares
The
suming equipment in
'
Corp., Seattle,
Mining & Exploration
Western
North
.
The company is a gas public utility operating company engaged
primarily in the business of purchasing, distributing and selling natural
gas iu
the. City of Minneapolis .and its suburban communities.
For
more
than 87 years the company and its predecessors have been the
only, gas utility operating iu the City of Minneapolis. /Natural gas was
first introduced in 1935 for direct sale to certain large industrial cus¬
tomers and for mixing with reformed natural or water gas for.?general
distribution.' On Nov. 1, 1947 the mixing of gas was discontinued and
the'distribution of straight fiiatural gas was initiated.
For the purpose
apolisi
direction of Mr. R. W.
Borden, Vice-President, and Mr. Paul J. Wallon, financial representative,
a
New York- financial office has been
opened, located at 15 Broad
Street, New York 6, N. Y.—V. 166, p. 642,
On
principal amount held in treasury.
bonds (.less sinking fund
outstanding
require-
6
'
offered to stockholders of record Dec. 13, 1957, at a
price of $5 per share, on the basis of one share for each
two held, were all sold.
The offer expired on Dec, 31,
1957, and no underwriting was involved.
short term bank loans constituted 48.3# of total capi¬
bant loans, preferred stock 18.1#. and common stock,
net premiums on stock issued, and surplus 33.6 V.
The corresponding
issuance of the present bonds
percentages after giving effect to the
would be 49.63c, 17.73 ,' and 32.7#.
UNDERWRITERS
The * purchasers
—
agreed to purchase from the company
of the series CC bonds:
'
-
•
named below have severally
the following respective amounts
Stuart
&
4,575,000
150,000
100,000
Co
Almstedt
Brothers
American
Securities
Corp.
1,300,000
___
150,000
& .Strudwick- ;
•Anderson
Si
Lestrange
Arthurs,
Co
150,000
100,000
_
Ashmun Co
C. S.
Parker
Auchincloss,
&
600,000
Redpath
Co.-———
700,000
Baker, Watts & Co.—
•Baker, Weeks Si Co
Barret, Fitch, North &
400,000
600,000
Baehe &
Co.
-
-
Leeds Si Co.—
Bartow
George
K. Baum Co—_
&
700,000
Co.—
Blair
William
and Co
Bramhall
Stein
<fc
150,000:
—_
Branch, Cabell & Co
Alex. Brown & Sons
Slocumb
Brush,
150,000
100,000
Newhard,
Cook & Co.—
150,000
150,000
600,000
-
Blair & Co.——
—
Corp.
Co.
&
400,000
Burnham
and
Bros.
Burns
Co
Outstanding
V.,.;
stock, less expense—
8,457,798
34,010
3
earnings
-r*
—
—
2,771,090
—
100,000
Butcher & Sherrerd
100,600
J- A. Overton &t Co
100,000
Byrd Brothers
200,000
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
Pennington, Colket &
stock
common
equity
—
authorized
stock,
shares,
100,000
Carolina Securities Corp.
Chace,# Whiteside,
200,000
West
150,000
,200,000
$ Wohslow,;. Inc.—
Chaplin & Co.
C.
Co.
Peters, Writer &
Inc.
400,000
—
150,000
300,000
Inc.
Collins
Cooley
&
Co
Courts
&
Co
&
;
&
Co.,
100,000
Co.
Rodman
400,000
Skagg &
L
DeHaven & Townsefid,
200,000
Sc Bodine.
Crouter
Dick & Merle-Smith-—
S.
R.
Dickson
&
1,300,000
Co.,
Inc.
Co
600,000
100,000
Co.—
1,300,000
,
Doolittle
Drexel
&
Si
1,000,000
Francis I. duPont & Co.
Elkins,
Co
&
Co.
Inc.——
Fahnestock &
&
Deane
Scribner
400,000
——
F. S. Smithers &
700,000
Co
Co
stein
Bros.
600,000
—
Starkweather
400,000
Stern
Brothers & Co.—.
Stern,
150,000
150,000
A
Co.—
&
150,000
100,000
400,000
Mayer.—
200,000
;
Co
Farwell, Chapman & Co,
Fauset, Steele & Co
Ferris
150,000
Singer,
600,000
100,000
Co
Fahey, Clark &
150,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
1,500,000
—
&
Evans
150,000
Shurnan, Agnew & Co.
Corp.
Este
1,300,000
Co
Horner &
Stasongood &
400,000
Securities
&
& Co._
Scott & Stringfellow—__
Chas. W. Scranton &
,
150,000
Deetjen & Co.
Estabrook
200,000
Renshaw—
&
Co.
Co.
Equitable
600,000
Rothschild
F.
Scott,
Morris, Stokes &
Emanuel,
300,000
100,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,500,000
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
Si Purke
150,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc.
1,300,000
L. B. Schwinn & Co.-—
100,000
150,000
Co.—
200,000
Gardner—
&
Inc.
Co.,
&
,
Davis,
capitalization
1,300,000
500,000
—
200,000
Shelby Cullom Davis
Co.
Rippel & Co
The Robinson-Humphrey
Securities
Union
Co.
&
Co
Inc.
Reinlioldt
Inc
Co..
Dallas
funded
Total
Frank,
Sterne,
First Iowa
500,000
500,000
&
Meyer
Leach—
&
Agee
Corp
150,000
Michigan Corp.
600,000
First Southwest Co—300,000
Stifel,
Folger,
Walter Stokes &
Stratier
r 150,000
100,000
Co
Inc.--
First
of
W.
Hibbs
B.
Inc.
Si
Creston
400,000
300,000
Co
H.
Co.
and
Co.,
700,000
Hanrahan
&
Sc
Si
Co.,
Weeden
Wertheim
c.
100,000
Investment
1,000,000
Co
&
1,500,000
150,000
Co
Whittaker
;
Cohu
Harold E.
Arthur L.
150,000
„
Sc
Wood
&
Co.-
150,000
—
Wulff,
Hansen &
Wvatt, Neal &
150,000
Co.—
100,000
•
150,000
200,000
F.
s.
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.—Constructs Gas Facilities
the Federal Power Commission granted company
authority to construct and operate natural gas pipeline facilities, esti¬
mated to cost about $787,100, to ehable it to purchase additional sup¬
plies of gas from producers in Texas.
;
<
.
The company was authorized to construct approximately 26.8 miles
of
10-inch lateral pipeline extending from a point on its existing
Jan.
On
1958,
6,
system in Pecos County, Texas,
independent gas producers, also
to
gasoline plant owned by three
The facilities will
a
in Pecos County.
by the company to purchase and receive residue gas from the
producers at the outlet side of their Imperial No. 2 gasoline plant.
used
be
—V.
187,
Yantis
Yarnall,
&
Biddle
Co., Inc.
&
Co.—
200,000
150,000
500,000
has called for redemption on Feb. 17, 1958, all of
its outstanding 5#
cumulative income mortgage bonds due Jan. 1,
1962 at 100#
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—V.
179,
p. 2599.
The
corporation
their representatives, The First Boston Corporation and
Stuart & Co. Inc., the several purchasers of the bonds have
advised the company as follows:
The
representatives, or the several purchasers with the consent
Aluminum
Bohn
under
item
See
•
&
Brass
Corp.
and
the
several
concession
members
to
of
of
certain
'i
the
3i>
may
of
l r'c
allow a selling concession
to certain
of the principal amount of the bonds
stockholders
April
will consider:
(a)
increasing
the
capital stock from 1,500,000 to 2,000,000 shares; (b) elimi¬
nating preemptive rights of stockholders; ic) modernizing the charter.
—V. 187, p. 147.
The
on
15
Portland Gas & Coke Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—
An
underwriting group managed by Lehman Brothers,
New York City, on Jan. 23 offered 50,000 shares of
5%%, $100 par value, preferred stock at a price of $100
per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
shares
will be
used
by the company In financing its 1958 construction program and to re¬
pay a temporary short-term bank loan of $1,000,000 made last Novem¬
ber to provide additional working capital.
Construction expenditures
for
1958
are
services to
estimated at
new
serve
$6,000,000 principally for mains, meters and
customers, and for betterments and improvements
SINKING FUND—A purchase fund is
the company is required, subject
provided for the shares under
which
to
certain
to
up
to
purchase annually beginning in 1961
conditions, to offer
1,500 shares of the pre¬
ferred stock at prices not in excess of $100 a share.
The purchase re¬
quirement is non-cumulative but may be anticipated by the company.
The
preferred shares are
ranging from $110 a share
optionally redeemable at graduated prices
through Jan. 1, 1961 to par after Jan. 1
BUSINESS—The company distributes natural gas in an area of
ap¬
proximately 450 square miles, serving 80 communities in Oregon, in¬
cluding Portland and Oregon City, and the cities of Vancouver, Camas
and Washougal, Wash.
months ended
Lehman
Ball,
J.
foreien
187, p.
Oct. 31,
revenues
1957.
totaled
$15,442,000
during
Net income for the period
was
the 12
$1,321 000
80.
Shares
National
public offering price and concessions may be changed.—V.
Brothers
Burgc
Barth
4,250
Kraus—
Si
Co.~
Si
147.
Eichltr
&
tion,
He
is
a
member
of
the
board
Divco-Wayne Corp, and the Trans-Lv.x
of
the
Fedders-Quigan
Bear,
Stearns
Becker Sc Co.
J.
Sheinberg. member of the law firm of Weisman, Celler
Allan, Spett Sc Sheinberg, has been elected a director of the
corpora¬
G.
M.
.
Siert, Treasurer, informed
the 826,500 shares of
Co—Shares All Sold—H
us under date of Jan.
common
Eastman
Co
750
Co
Frei
&
es
Co.
forecast
the
for
of
commercial.
was
fiscal
which
year,
ends
nearly $21,000,000
closed last July, Mr. Rheim said.
which
July
on
of
increase
an
31,
indicate
fiscal year
the
over
to the 707 Stratoliner contracts, Mr. Rheim said, the
also has substantial contracts for components for the
jet air liner, and the Lockheed Electra prop-jet, in the
commercial field.
Production of components for piston-engine commer¬
cial air liners, the Douglas DC-7, the Convair 440 Metropolitan and
the Lockheed Super-Constellation, also continues.
In
addition
Convair
880
military
the
In
field
Rohr
production
includes,
in
addition
to
the
power
pods and other components for the prop-jet KC-135
Stratotanker, the C-130 Hercules troop transport, stainless steel honey¬
B-52,
sandwich structure panels for
comb
the B-58 Hustler.—V. 180,
2024.
p.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.—Offering to Shareholders
—Company is offering to its shareholders the right to
subscribe for 7,602,285 additional shares of stock at the
rate of
one
share for each eight shares outstanding
new
on
Jan.
114
guilders
17,
1958.
The
subscription
price
is
$30,
share, at the option of the subscriber.
a
or
The
offering will therefore amount to approximately $228,-
The
000,000.
subscription
offer
will
expire
Feb.
on
10, 1958.
An international group of investment firms headed
by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and comprised of 175 American
firms
and
32
European firms in The Netherlands, Bel¬
gium, France, Great Britain and Switzerland will
write the
offering.
and
are
Pierson, Heldring & Pierson
participating in the management
of the underwriting as representatives
of the European
underwriters.
V
'
DIVIDENDS—The
under¬
Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,
of The Netherlands
shares
new
will
participate
fully
in
any dividend
to be
made payable in
1958.
The
board of directors
and
the
managing directors intend to propose, subject to any unforeseen cir¬
cumstances, to the general meeting of shareholders in May, 1958.
N.fl.
3.50
respect
(approximately
share
a
the
of
in
92
respect
payable in respect
cents)
the
of
share,
a
of the year 1957
the'dividend
making
the
1957
year
same
in
those
as
1056.
year
BUSINESS—Royal
Co.
Ltd.,
securities
Ljnch,
Newhard,
Company-—_
1,200
750
Pacific Northwest Co.". "Ill 1*800
Paine, Webber, Jackson A;
2,300
Dillon,
&
Union
Co...
Equitable
H.
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co
Securities
&
Co
Curtis
l.
2,300
Corp— J.80C
—
f.
Sfroud
Spencer
Walston
Granbery, Marache Si Co—
1,200
White,
H.
1,200
Hentz
172,
Si
p.
Co
111.
—.
Co
1200
—
_
&
Hammlll
&
1,200
—V.
—
&
Rothschild
Shearson,
2,300
—
Cook
2 300
Co.
&
Co.. Inc
Weld
Co.
Inc
Trask
Si
"coZ
&
<fe
Co
Co
'
i
members
of
the
of
which
world
in
the exploration
1800
—i'hoO
~ l'aoo
1*200
holding
portation,
in
the
are
severally engaged throughout the greater part
more
phases of the oil industry; including
oil and the production, purchase and trans¬
and marketing of crude oil and oil products "arid
one
or
for crude
refining
manufacturing and marketing of chemicals.
The shares of Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
the world. About 28#
in
the
of the shares
Netherlands, 23#
Kingdom and 3#
United
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Dutch
for
Petroleum Co. to
general
purposes,
expenditure
are
in
France,
in
are
held ill
widelv held
the United
Belgium.
of
the
5#
issue
Switzerland,
will
for
the
be
made
available
capital
by Royal
exploration
and
programs.
order to finance in
in
in
4#
the Royal Dutch/Shell Group
their
Transport & Trading Co. has announced
10, 1958, to offer to its stockholders 8,177,204
shares
throughout
States, 37#
'
the companies of
primarily
in
Shell
Feb.
part
its
that
It
expects
on
additional ordinary
proportionate capital contribu¬
tion.
During the 5 years and 9 months ended Sept. 30, 1957, the compa¬
of the Royal Dutch/Shell
Group expended £1,781.000,000 (about
in the acquisition and replacement of property, plant
and equipment and in the search for
additional crude oil reserves.
Of these expenditures,
approximately 35#
were in the United States.
nies
84,987,000,000)
27#
in
the
rest
the rest
of
the
of
expenditures
in
the
Western
Eastern
the
Hemisphere
Hemisphere.
1957
year
are
38# in Europe and
capital and exploration
and
Total
estimated
to
have
amounted
approximately £400,000,000 ($1,120,000,000) and it is estimated
approximately the same amount will be expended in 1958.
Royal
Dutch
Petroleum
to
.that
Company net income and equity in un¬
Dutch/Shell Group, subject to any
directors'
and
managing directors
the Royal
payable and
of
participation in the event of further distribution, in 1956 was $312,831,000, or $5,14 a share.
For the first nine months of 1957 this
figure was $285,424,000, or $4.69 a share, compared with $222,434,000,
of $3.66
a
share, for the
same
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
8C0
1*800
Netherlands
a
second
income
1 800
is
two
taxation
Pierce
Beane
Co.
controls the Royal Dutch/Shell
Group of companies,
largest oil enterprise in the world. The interests of these
companies in the Group are 60#
and 40#, respectively.
The
Royal Dutch/Shell Group Is an integrated group of companies, the
the
additional
Fenner
Petroleum
and
distributed
2.300
&
of
2 300
2,300
Co.
Securities
Merrill
Dutch
which, in conjunction with the Shell Transport & Trading
an
English holding company, directly or indirectly owns
company
2!300
Inc
4fi!
13 that
stock ($1 par value) which
Shares
Hazard
Carl M. Locb, Rlioades & Co.
Laurence M. Marks Si Co.
Co., Inc.—,--
and
Si
Fahnestock
Permian Basin Pipeline
&
Dain Si
Drexel
Corp
Movie Ticker Corp.—V, 187,
p.
1,200
„
Bateman,
Burnham
Penn-Texas Corp.—Elects Director—
Arthu^
750
.
—
A.
187, p.
of which 34#
ago,
the gas distribution system.
to
purchasers and
of l'>
of the
such selected dealers may allow a
principal amount of the bonds to
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. or
dealers.
After
the
initial
public offering, the
primarily due to additional sales
authorized
of
dealers 'of
year
payments
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the
respective
numbers of shares to be purchased by them are as
follows:
representatives,
is
that such dividend still to be made
Plough, Inc.—To Increase Capital Stock—
—V.
the
Y#'..
increase
the
still,
Plastray Corp.—Absorbed—
REVENUES—Opeiating
Through
Backlog—
15.
Jan.
011
Rheim said
Amsterdamsche Bank
Pittsburgh Hotels, Inc.—To Redeem Mortgage Bonds—
Halsey,
selected
nounced
48.
p.
1970.
Waggoner
200,000
400,000
150,000
Wright Sc Co.,
inc.
Corporation
created upon compliance With provisions of
the indentures.—V. 187, p. 48.
debt may be
tional funded
Si
Stetson
The
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
L.
Winslow,
150,000
Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp. —
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
150,000
100,000
Inc
Co.
Sc
Co.
600,000
of Norfolk
&
White
N.
Robert
Appiegate &
Humphrey, toe.
156,000
E. F. Hutton Sc Co.—600,000
Indianapolis Bond and
Corp.
I
200,000
600,000
Webster & Gibson
Hulrae,
Share
Co.
Dabney &
Co.
Co— 1,300,000
600,000
Co.
600,000
300,000
in
area
:
:
components for the Boeing 707 Stratoliner and the B-52 Stratofortress.
The backlog represents an increase of $33,327,200 over the $223,648,000
Annual sinking fund
requirements.
fund
the provisions of the mortgage indentures, the. amount of
funded debt authorized is limited to the amount now outstanding. Addi¬
&
Corp.
'
.
received during December totaling $9,587,400. have in¬
corporation's backlog to $250,975,200, of which $128,873,300, or
represents commercial contracts, J. E. Rheim, President, an¬
iUnder
150,000
.
600,000
Hilliard & Son
&
&
100,000
—
H. Hentz & Co—
100,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Wallace, Geruldsen &
150,000
150,000
100,000
Inc._
Co
Haupt Si Co
Hayden, Stone &
B.
700,000
150,000
American
Townsend,
150,000
Lee
Ira
Hirsch
300,000
Co
J
Tyson
Talbot—
&
Ballln
Harrison
&
Inc
eight-state
an
;
orders
creased
be
Cartwright
Thomas
Kolir Aircraft Corp.—Increases
New
Mr.
in
.
was
1973-77.
in
100,000
Co.
Swiss
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Hannahs,
Co.
Sweney,
150,000
1,500,000
sinking
current
tlncludes
200,000
Co., Inc.
Si
Inc
Gregory Sc Sons—
Hallgarten & Co.Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Hannaford
Co.,
Strauss
400,000
Si
the. common stock
of
Blosser &
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
600,000
$57,079,872
—-—
requirements for preferred stock are $227,500 in 1957-59, $377,500 in
1900-75 and $150,000 in 1970-79.
Annual sinking fund requirements for
funded debt are $2,292,000 in 1958-71, $2,095,000 in 1972 and $500,000
100,000
Stubbs, Smith &
Lombardo, Inc.
—
$30,083,000
—-
Sept. 30, 1957, approximately 90#
Northern Natural Gas Company.
"At
150,000
—
200,000
& Sons_
Co.
J.
Co..
Stroud &
Co
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache
Grande
Co.,
150,000
Robert. Garrett
J.
&
S.
J.
150,000
Si
&
McDowell
400,000
„„„
200,000
Straus,
Funk, Hobbs
—
Ginther
Stix
Co.,
Marshall
Sc
Freeman
&
&
—...
Foster
Nicolaus
Inc.
Fleming-
Nolan,
„„„
20,683,000
10,000,000
due June 1, 1973—.;
400,000
Fox
,
100,000
Co
Boyce
&
&
in the general retail food business
Midwest.—V. 187, p. 330,
the Upper
owned by
Raffensperger, Hughes &
400,000
Schmertz
debt—
Total
600,000
Pressprich
&
„„
bonds—4Vzr,'o
Sinking fund promissory notes—due Dec. 1, 1958-77
Co.,
;
W.
Putnam
$7,322,500
fFunded Debt:
100,000
-
Inc.
R.
'
5%f?> notes to be issued in Sept. 1958, and it is expected that about
$7,800,000 will be available from internal sources.
The company is
corporation
150,000
Si
proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be added initially to
general funds of the cpmpany, and will thereafter be used to
Net
the
defray in part the costs of the company's expansion program over the
next two years.
The company anticipates that this expansion program
will
require approximately $12,500,000 for store fixtures and equip¬
ment, and related facilities, and for additional working capital.
Of
this, $800,000 is to be provided through the proceeds of additional
& .Co.,
Pollock
E.
4,322,500
3,000,000
—.
preferred stock
First mortgage
Inc.
Wtn.
600,000
Co
Cunningham,
Pizzini
W.
B.
Clark, Dodge & Co.— 1,000,000 •
Clayton Securities Corp.
300,000
C. C. Collings and Co.,
julien
150,000
amendments
Sales
cumulative, 30,000 shares outstanding——
Total
—:
Co.,
offering
$130,000,000,
$100 per share—
5.75# cumulative, 43,225 shares outstanding
0.25#
Christensen, Inc.
Childs and Co.
F.
—
;
underwriting group headed by Lehman Brothers, J. m
Inc., and Piper, Juffray & Hopwood.
The interest rate
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
an
&
public
value
par
150,000
,
through
Dain
a
Total
tPreferred
100,000
500,000
at Hopkins, Minn., on Jan. 20 filed a registration
SEC covering $3,500,000 of Convertible Subordi¬
due Feb. 1, 1978., to be offered for public sale
Debentures,
nated
$13,074,372
-
100,000
Inc.
The Ohio Co.-
Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.
Burns,
.
Stores, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Red Owl
Company, located
statement with the
50.2#
$2,479,500
——
——
stock expense——--r
Retained
150,000
the resumption of negotiations with
& Beane lor the sale of 250,000 shares
cumulative preferred stock. These negotiations were discontinued last
June because of the unsettled bond and money market conditions that
prevailed at that time. The company now plans to sell the preferred
stock on or about March 4, 1958.—V. 187, p. 147.
■
Companv
has
announced
Lvnch, Pierce, Fenner
Merrill
of
engaged
the
authorized 3.000.000 shares, par value $1
common
on
Preferred
Homer O'Connell & Co.,
Denton.
&
Inc.
;
share
Premium
600,000
—
—
Nongard, Showers &
Murray, Inc.
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
150,000
—
com¬
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
shows
■;
"Common stock,
,
per
400,000
Inc.
non-affiliated gas utility
resale by
and
GIVING
following, table
Capital Stock:
New York Hanseatic
1,000,000
_
consumption
capitalization of the company, as
adjusted to give effect to the sale of the new common stock, the sale
of $3,000,000 of preferred stock and $10,000,000 of sinking fund promis¬
sory notes to Northern Natural Gas Company and the retirement for
sinking fund requirements of $890,000 of first mortgage bonds.
The
300,000
Co.
Newburger, Loeb'& Co._
700,000
Inc
Co.
&
Boettcher
for
panies und municipalities.
'
—
The company has contracted to transport a monthly average of 190
million cubic feet of gas per day on a long-term basis from points on
its system to a point in Yoakum County, Texas, for a non-affiliated
gas pipeline company.
3
■
250,000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
W. H. Newbold's Son &
1,500,000
-
owns,
Texas. Substantially nil of the gas purchased by it is old to
company's parent, Northern Natural Gas Company.
Latter owns
und operates a natural gas system through which it transmits such
gas to points hi several mid-western states where the gas is locally
distributed through its Peoples Nutural Gas division directly to domestic,
commercial and industrial customers for their use and sold at town
borders
Electric & Gas Co.- -Resumes Financing
.
company
Plains,
500,000
—
100,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
shares
—
,
'the
152'5°°
The Milwaukee Co
its
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
100,000
Baxter
600,000
1950.
Omaha, Neb.
operates and maintains a pipeline system of
approximately 546 miles of main .and gathering lines through which it
transmits natural gas purchased principally from gas fields in
the
Permian Basin (Texas and New Mexico)
to a measuring stati&n at
—
150,000
incorporated under the laws of the
Its principal executive office is
was
25,
V
Negotiations—
Northern Natural Gas Company, a Delaware
principal place of business at Omaha, Neb.,
(approximately 903 ) of.the common stock of
thereof,
having
1,490,291
The
300,000
A. E. Masten & Co.—McDonnell & Co
McMaster Hutchiuson &
200,000
600,000
100,000
—
&~Co
Barth
J.
May
on
the company.
loO.OOO
150,000
150,000
000,000
1,500.000
Laird, Bissell Si Meeds
400,000
Lawson. Levy, Williams
& Stem
—-—
200,000
Irving Lundborg & Co.
150,000
Mackall &: Coe
200,000
Mason-Hagau, Inc. —
200,000
Co.
owned
$150,000
150,000
200,000
date
corporation
■
company
Delaware
at 2223 Dodge Street,
the
On
Amount
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.
——H. I. Josey Si Co
John B. Joyce & Co
Kalman & Co., Inc
Keau, Taylor & Co.._-~,
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Kirkpatrick-Pettls Co.—
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—
Ladenburg, Thalman &
Co.
Inc.
Allison-Williams
of
located
Amount
Corp._$4,575.000
The First Boston
BUSINESS—Tlife
State
Monday, January 27, 1958
...
—
—
Public Service
were
and
talization
Halsey,
»*£
-
and
ments)
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
(458)
nine-month period in
EFFECT
TO
shares
N.fl.1,000
Shares
of
(4#
nominal
N.fl.20
cumulative)
value
nominal
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized'
•
Preference
1956.
PRESENT
purchase,
and
of
eaeh_
value
1,500 shs.
each...
149,925,000 shs.
underwriters
the
named
company
(Continued
on
has
page
below
agreed
45)
to
1,500 sns.
68,420,565 shs.
have
sell
severally
then#
to
Volume 187
Number 5711
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(459)
Par
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the first
grouped in two separate
indicate" all the dividends an¬
we
are
Di
.
Giorgio Fruit,
class A
v Diocesan Investment
District Theatres
nounced
When
Holders
Share
Name of Company
Payable
of Rec.
Detroit Steel (payment deferred at this time)
Trust Shares
1-28
Magor
15c
2-
1
1-15
Manhattan Refrigeration, 8%
Maule Industries (quar.)—
(irreg.)
(common payment omitted
A.
Share
Name of Company
*
.
Holders
of Rec.
C.
Advisers
net
Fund,
inc.
Inc.
(12c
from
5 !i %
2-25
2-
3-15
2-14
15c
3-
1
2-14
50c
3-
1
2-14
plus 10c from realized net capital
1-21
2-14
y
,
(stock dividend)—
Norden Corp., Ltd.
Corp.
shares
(3
shares
Aeroquip
•!
for
each
20
1-27
held)
ioc
i
Corp.
3-
preferred
"2-14
U3c
3-
62 tic
3-
5
lquar.)_i_I; $1.12 M»
Alabama
Power
4.60%
&
4.20%
Co.,
preferred
Alabama
series)
(1051
3-
5
pfd.
$1.05
4-
1
$1.15
4-1
v/
r
1
3-
1-27
12%c
2-25
preferred A (quar.) >4Hospital Supply (quar.)__
American States Insurance (Indianapolis) —
Class A (stock dividend)
3-20
2-20
Anderson
Class
Electric
Corp.,
B
■
Public
Arizona
Service,
$1.10
preferred
$2.36
preferred
preferred
$2.40
(quar.)___
(quar.)—j
Arkansas
Missouri
4.65%.
Stock
Gas
Altex-Aluminum,
Arrowhead
1
3-
1
1
1-31
3-
1
1-31
1
Wo
Tool
prior
&
Extra
_;
.
(quar.)___
Sharpc
1-31
1
1-15
•
Gas
—
Stock
2-17
Eastern
Interstate
California
Pacific Title
3-15
General
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
3,7.
--
3-26
1%%
:
Getty
(quar.)
1-24
2-10
1-31
M.)
2-
3-
Dredge
(A.
2-16
1-31
___
30c
2-
1
1-24
—
43:/ic
2-
1
1-24
17 ViC
(quar.)—
2-14
60c
1-31
Vinegars Ltd.
1-31
6%
1-31
Hires
1-31
33 tie
2-14
1-31
5%
2-14
1-31
Hotel
2-14.
1-31
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—-.
(quar.)
_•
___
.
________
Central Louisiana Electric, com.
preferred
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Public
1-31
$5.12
2-10
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-10
2-13
60c
2-28
2-14
56 >4 c
2-28
2-14
60c
2-28
Co.
(quar.),
$1.25
3-
1
3-20
$1.25
6-10
$1.25
9-20
9-10
$1.25
12-20
12-10
40c
2-15
2-
3-
1-24
2-25
2-
(3c from
8
18c
net
from
1-31
1-27
$1
1-31
1-27
Investors Mutual
Iowa
_______
12c
$22 VaC
25c
10c
12 Vic
Power
of
preferred
,
pfd.
4.80%
preferred
1
1-20
2-10
50c
3-
3
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
Island
1
4-15
to
5-
1
45c
2-15
2-10
2-
(quar.)
5%
J.
E.
Common
Del.)—
quarterly
—.a.———
Continental Copper <fe Steel Industries—
5%
preferred (quar.)-.
Corning Natural Gas Corp.
W. H.)
Inc.
(quar.)
_
_
;—:—
—-
"
Extra
Creamery Package Mfg.
Transit, common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred *(quar.)
Fund
3114c
3-
1
2-
5
3-
1
2-
7
3-24
3-10
4-15
2-28
2-10
15c
3-
7
2-21
$17 lie
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
Steel
Knickerbocker
.
Glass,
2-21
2-21
7
7%
of
the
Morrison Knudsen Co.
Motor
Finance
Wheel
1-31
Lees
1-31
Lexington
6
(James)
&
Mutual
($0,083
1
2-10
1
2-10
Life
40c
$1.75
12c
3-20
3-
2-
1-23
2-
1
1
5
1-23
Lower St.
4V2%
2-
6
Lukens
of
2-
2-11
2-14
2-
Inc.—
investment
income
plus
profits )__
security
1-31
Acme Co. (quar.)
National By-Products, Inc
50c
2-21
2-11
10c
2-27
2-11
25c
1-31
25c
3-
/
(quar.)
Aeronautical
(quan)
Distillers Chemical Corp.—
National
Common
414%
(quar.).
preferred
National
Drug
Common
60c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
preferred
National
Malleable
National
Screw
National
Stock
&
Mfg.
Castings
2-
7
3-
1
2-
7
4-
1
3-14
3-10
2-14
4-
3-18
50c
(quar.)_
(qutu\)_,
62'/ac
12c
;
Preferred stock series—
National
Starch Products
Stock
1
National
Steel
Shipbuilding,
on
stock
com.
omitted
at
2-10
1-31
2-
1
1-21
40c
3-15
2-28
Co.
50c
Corp.
invest,
2-28
1
2-17
4-
1
3-17
35c
Dock
Dry
1
3-
93Vic
(Md.)
4-
2 7 Vic
3-
1
2-14
35c
3-14
2-28
$1
3"
1
2-20
30C
2-
1
1-20
$1
3-
1
2-17
$1
(quar.)
Newport-News Shipbuilding &
Quarterly
net
3-10
,
Railroad—
preferred
from
3-25
10c
—
meeting held on Jan. 20)
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)—
Newport Electric, common (quar.)
Share
1-31
2-10
15c
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)'—.
Central
2-15
2-25
10%
(quar,)
com.
6%,.preferred
York
1-31
12c
i
&
2-15
25c
iquar.)
dividend
Nazareth
(4c
1
Securities—•
series
3:»4%
2-15
3-
$15c
(quar.)
Steel
&
2-11
$ 15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-24
3
—
$20c
Grocers,
1
3-15
$1.06J/4
(Canada)
(quar.)
conv.
3-
1
2-17
2-20
2-14
2-
1-27
Co.
—
inc.
and
31c
from
long-term capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd. A (quar.)
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $2
pfd.'(s-a)
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
:
Noyes (Charles F.) Co., common.
preferred
1-31
Ohio
Oklahoma
2-11
$1
Edison,
(quar.)
4.56%
22 Vic
3-
1
1-11
3c
preferred
1
2-11
4:,.4%
3-
1
2-11
1
2-11
3-
3-14
2-28
3-
7
1
2-17
6 Vic
3-14
2-14
37 Vic
2-15
1-31
5 9 Vic
2-15
1-31
61 Vic
(quar.)
2-15
1-31
$1.14
4.92%
3-
3-14
Mississippi River Products—
Oklahoma
3-
1
35c
(Increased)
c
a
Natural
Gas,
preferred
A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance (,quar.)_.
20c
2-
dividend
5%
1-22
1-17
Mfg.
20c
4-
3-35
20c
2-25
2-
45c
3-15
2-28
Stock
3-
1
2-15
Opelika
3-31
3-15
Outboard
6-30
9-15
12-30
12-15
1
1-23
6-16
9-30
2-
1
Pacific
iquar.)
Marine Corp.
Cement
The
1-14
$2
&
extra
(quar.)_
payment
announcement
payable
was
1-22
holders
3-20
for the Ptxcific Lumber Co.
of
3-
1
1-21
4%
record
preferred
3
Dec.
reported
Incorrect.
16
to
Dec.
on
2-14
1
1
Aggregates—
div.
tl)ese columns in Dec.
The
4-
2-28
1-31
2-28
2-14
2-14
1-31
3-26
2-26
4-
2
intended
was
At the present
(quar.)
3-15
2-28
$1
(.
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-14
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
2 VaC
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
2
5%
conv.
Penn
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quai'.)-^—
4.60%
preferred
4-
1
3-14
1
3-14
Penn Fuel Gas,
3-14
1
1
9-15
1-2-59
12-15
10c
2-
6-13
;
1
1-25
8 Vic
58 Vic
_
3-15
2-20
3-
1
2-20
2-20
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4-
1
3-
1
5 7 ViC
2-28
4-
1
3-14
2-20
2-
3
1-24
2-
1
2-
1
1-24
30c
3-
1
2-10
30c
4-
1
3-10
24c
2-15
1-31
50c
3-10
2-10
3-
1
(quar.)
3 7 lie
2-
1
1-20
;
$1.10
92 Vic
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
$1.5u pfd.
Inc.,
preferred B
(quar.)
3.70%
3-15
$1.25
preferred C
(quar;)_
preferred D
iquar.)—\
preferred E iquar.)
,4.50% preferred F Iquar.)
.!
;
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR,—
(Action deferred on com, payment at Co.,
meeting held on Jan. 22)
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
$3.65 preferred
(quar.)
4.70%'
preferred
$1
to
1
H-4
1-24
Mercantile
Pittsburgh
Steel
10c
2-20
1-31
3%
5-15
5-
action
$$1.75
3-
3
2-
3
3-
3
2-17
1-31
Glass
90c
3-10
2-19
Virginia
60c
3-
5
2-21
45c
3-10
2-17
15C
2-
1
1-23
$22 VaC
2-
1
1-17
taken
5% preferred A
prior
Polaris
'
net
on
on
Co.—
75c
2-14
2-
3
Co.
1
2-10
$1.15
3-
1
2-10
2-10
25c
3-
3
12Vic
3-
1
2-10
9114c
3-
1
2-10
1-31
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-15
2-
1-31
1-20
$1.25
3-
1
2-
7
$1.37 Vi
3-
1
2-
7
1
payment at Co.
20)
preferred
1
—
(quar.)
irreg.)
—
5C
(quar.)
_
of
Service
America
Co.
of
2-20
2-15
2-
15c
(quar.)—
3-20
15C
^
_■
Common
3-
15c
com.
Jan.
Portsmouth Steel Corp.
Potash
$1.12 Vi
12 VaC
■
(quar.)—-
Portland Gas & Coke
Public
2-10
1
2-15
1-31
40c
Mining
Extra'
2-10
1
3-
Co.—
meeting held
1
Co.
1
3-
$1.25
$3.95
Pittsburgh
3-
$1.02
$1.17 li
$1.23 Vi
98 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) preferred (quar.)
Pinellas Industries, class A (quar.)
$4.95
1
from
(quar.)—
Fruit
4-
710-
2 VaC
4.68%
VaC
lie
2 VaC
preferred (quar.)_
5%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Parker1 (S. C.) & Co., 40c pfd.
3-14
1
$1.50
——
Ltd.—
(quarterly
3
2-28
3-10
National
2-11
5%
(quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
Steel (irreg.)—
1
National
(No
Power
3-
$1
25c
2-15
1
11c
Lawrence
40c
■
2-15
1
$1.25
dividend)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lily (Eli) & Co. (quai\)—
Loew's Boston Theatres (quar.)_
Insurance
*
2-15
Fund,
realized
Microwave
7
50c
Libbey-Owens-Ford
3-
1-15
2-15
9c
$5
income)
3-
1
1
(quar.)*—
'
$1.05
23-
(reduced)
net
from
1-24
15c
2 Vac
Narda
3-
2-14
Fund
28 Vic
8%c
from
$0,007
2-
$25c
—
Sons
Trust
investmeixt
1-15
1-31
$1.25
(quar.)_
Corp.
Corp.
Investment
3-
$1.20
(quar.)
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Milling,
1-24
35c
O'okiep Copper (reduced)
(Equal to approximately 41c)
Oak Ml'g. Co. (quar.)—
$1.20
preferred (quar.)_—
2-14
2-
Woods
2-10
Ltd.—
____^
2-14
of Maine—
interest
3-15
common
;
$1.10
—-—-
income)—
(stock
1-31
25c
!___
;;
Motor
6%
Funds—
beneficial
of
Inc.
2-28
2-14
1-22
(Baltimore)—"
Insurance
preferred (quar.)
5"2%
Lake
2-14
2-20
Life
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.,
Fund—
Certificates
Knox
2-28
3-17
t$1.50
;___!
(quar.)—
2-14
82
Wire
&
Kings County Trust
Quarterly
3-17
—
(quar.)
1
$1.08%
-
investment
90c
50c
common
Quarterly
3-24
26c
20c
$10c
(extra)
Sexton, 4t>2% conv. pfd.
Corp., $4.20 pfd,
Zellerbach
Cunningham Drugstores
1-20
$1.31 >4
——
(quar.)
(quar.)'
Iiftperial Mills Ltd.
1-31
40c
12 Vic
(reduced)
(quar.)—
2-21
3-14
3-
Keystone Income Fund Series "K-l" (from
Keystone
(Wilmington,
Increased
Chemical
Monumental
4.40%
Keystone Custodian
$5.25 series A pfd.
3-14
5
40c
——
1
net
2-17
5%
'
2-
(reduced)
2-10
5-
21c
5%
Co.
2-17
2-28
5%
Telephone Corp., common
1st preferred (quar.)_
Plastics Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Kansas City Stock Yards Co.
1
2-28
Pacific Cement Aggregates pays 20c quar.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
—
1
1-31
Cement
3-
$1.20
,
preference-
1
2-
ioc
—_
Tug & Barge,, Ltd.—
participating
2-
1-24
—
—
3-
com.
3
$8c
$13c
2-28
1-22
5c
12VaC
——
Portland
1
(irreg.)
$50c
Electric,
3-
5-15
$17 Vac
1
$37 Vac
2-18
common—,
Montreal London & General
Investors,
Annual
4
—J
net
3-
—
3-13
Park Chemical Co.—
3-15
——
B
Co.,
1
8c
1-22
Insurance
Class
Kansas Pipe Line
Missouri
7
from
2-
8
20c
27'ac
3-
27c
$20c
Income
2-21
4-15
class.A (quar.)
Missouri
$1.25
/Jamestown
3-15
5-
4-21
;
(quar.)
4.05%
5%
2-10
11c
1-27
4-30
—
$2
(irreg.)
—.—_——
preferred (quar.)
;
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)——_
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Delaware
5
1-24
lie
1-21
1-31
4%c
RhoadeS
3114c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Extra
special of
a
(quai*.)
(initial);
3
4
25c
—
Packaging Materials Co.,
(quar.)—^
50c
(quar.)—.
com.
preferred
3-
1
25c
preferred
&
60c
1-31
(quar.)
5%
Miller
3514c
Canada, Ltd.
Light,
&
3.30%
2-
—
Mickelberry's Food Products
39 iVc
1-17
Ltd.
Common
32c
2-15
American-Life
2-20
1
2-
35 V
1-31
Consolidated Theatres Ltd.,
1
2-
2-20
——
7
1
(quar.)_
3-
12'/ac
common-;
3-20,
;
45c
(Toronto)
$1.62%.
6l-i% preferred (quar.)
Meyercord Co. (quar.).
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.,
31 lie
——__
2 2 Vic
Assn.
4
$1.25
—
(inc. quar.)_
Life
3-
15c
undistributed
4-
1
4-
(increased)——
(Pa.)
1
_;
$$1.50
—,
——
plus
5-
11c
_—,—__———
Gas
inc.
4.35%
—
—
Commonwealth Telephone
7%
2-
$1
Composite Fund 10c regular and 35c extraConduits National, Ltd. (quar.)———______
Dallas
2-21
2-20
.•
3
—
(monthly)
Common
(monthly)
4Va% preferred (quar. I
Natural
___
4-
New
3-17
40c
1-27
50c
—
4
Sl.ll1/*
$1.25
3-
$2
(monthly)
com.
3-
$1.25
1-31
87 lie
.
Power,
1
2-11
—__
:
4.40%
gtd. (quar.)
(quar.)—,—
—
4-
(quar.)—
4.45% preferred (quar.)—
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.-^-
2-25
2-11
$1.25
3-20
87 Vic
Pittsburgh RR., 7%
Common
&
3-25
3-10
(quar.)
$1
—
$1.08'!4
(quar.)
preferred
Niagara
profits from the sale of securities)
Inlerprovincial Building Credits, Ltd——
Co.—-
4%
special guaranteed
Collyer Insulated Wire (quar.)___
Cribben
1-31
25c
(quar.)—
$1
(quar.)—.
(s-a)
B
accumulated
20c
Crown
2-28
(N. Y.)—
Invest,
1-20
Cosmos
%",
3-10
—
(5c from net invest, income plus 3c
realized security profits)
Resources Fund, Inc.—
2-14
RR.
3-
1-24
International
1
&
3-14
1
75c
—
(reduced)-
com.
Indiana Telephone Corp., 4.80%
International Investors, Inc.—
1
(G.
2-17
1
2-
L.
3-
Corson
1
4-
$$1.25
Corp. (irreg.)—
Incorporated Investors
1-31
1
2-
H.
2-
Inter-Terminal
1
in
I.
75c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., com.
3Va% preferred (quar.)
4-
(Payment
preferred
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_
2-15
1
1
2-15
25c
62 %C
—
4
97Vac
4.35%
3-10
6-20
50c
Trust
3-
(quar.)
N.
5%
$1.25
Estate
Co.
3-
40c
(quar.)—:—
common
Huttig Sash & Door, com.
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
2-14
$1.25
preferred
(extra)-——
Cornell-Dubilier
2-14
40c
—
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)—.
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pref. (quar.)
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common
:
-—4% preferred (series 1946)
(quar.)
4% preferred (series 1947)
(quar.)—_
Copper Range
1
5
preferred C (quar.)
6.25% preferred D (quar.)
$1.41 2nd prefex-red (quar.)
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.)
2-14
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Glass,
3-
7
5c
5.70%
$1.12 Vi
,
pfd.
1
2-15
20c
(increased)
—
1
(quar.)—.—
Service
Century Food Markets Co., 5%
Continental
2-
1
"
Barbizon,
:
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp., com. "A" (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
2-14
40c
_
Central of Georgia Ry., 5%
Consumers
7
27 lie
;
preferred (quar.)
E.) Co. (quar.)
preferred
3-
$$1.07
(quar.)
_
5%
1st
:!:25c
—
—
Confederation
2-
1
(Charles
J 30c
34 %c
$$1.25
Foundry Co., 5%
Co.,
Horn & Hardart
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——_—.———
Commonwealth
1
3-
_—_—___—__
2-14
.___'
Ltd.,
Watch
33c
———:
4-
1-28
10c
preferred (quar.)
Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Hecla Mining Co.
(quar,)——
Hees (George H.)
Co., Ltd.—
2-14
5% preferred (quar.)
Carborundum Co. (quar.)
Central
2-12
3-
conv.
2-14
—
4
96%c
2-16
56c
(quar.)——.
Dock
Harbor
27 Vic
4Vi%
convertible 2nd
Hamilton
33 Vic
(quar.)_
Canadian Utilities Ltd.,
Colorado
2-16
22 lie
(quar.)
——,—
1-31
(quar.)
G (quar.)
Cotton,
————
F
3-
5
3
3
3-
Fire
P.)
preferred
4%
2-14
preferred
3-
3-
27 Vac
Brick (quar.)——
Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
5%
3134c
4%
3-15
3-
Mutual
Hamilton
meeting
:
%
Insurance-
common
4
1
National
Co.
&
(quar.)——
—
3-
4-
2-14
3
60c
Lakes
Great
Guardian
32 Vic
Cleveland &
3-10
60c
(quar.)———,
Gorton's of Gloucester Inc. (stock div.)
Government Employees Insurance
(quar.)—
Green
32 lie
Cincinnati
34c
Corp.
Great Northern Railway
(quar.)_
;
:
(quar.)
5.50% preferred J (quar.)——:
Canada & Dominion Sugar Ltd. (quar.)
Real
1-17
3
I
Store
2-
1
10c
3-14
H
Chain
2-17
2-
35c
1
2-15
preferred
Co.
1-22
35c
4%
4-
35c
5.08%
Belt
5614 c
——
$1.40
5.20%
Chain
1-22
ing to be held on March 26 on a pro¬
posal to split the shs. on a 2-for-l basis.
(quar.)—i
4.50to
1-22
1
(quar;)—
Cement
Products
1-31
j.
1-31
3-25
95c
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
E
Central Vermont
1
1
2-
1-15
(quar.)
(quar,),
Central
Portland
1-17
._;
2-15
25c
Co.—
2-14
(quar.)
50c
Co.
&
Meadville Telephone Co. (quar.)_
Mengel Co. (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)-.
2-15
'
1
__
3-14
1-31
2-25
Pennsylvania—
1
of
preferred
conv.
Giant
&
1-31
2-15
lie
2-
—
Telephone Co.
(G.
3
2-
3-14
D
4.80%
1-31
15c
1
preferred C
4Vz%
1-31
37 lie
1-20
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Carrier
2-
2-15
2-15
——_—
4-
5.30%
Canada
5M>%
2-25
1
2-
2-14
2-15
preferred iquar.)—.
Oil Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)!
Giannini
62 Vic
2-28
4-
Johnson
5%
$1.15
—
$2.25
*
4.40%
5.20%
2-14
12
(quar.)-—
1-24
Telephone
(quar.)
California Water Service,
5.36%'
3-
1
1
of California—
Co.
preferred
General
'
3-21
3-14
30c
2-18
$1.18%
(s-a)_
Corp.
Telephone
Ms %
4(a %
1-15
30c
$1.13
Metals
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
5.28%
2-18
2-28
Aviation—
California
Common
2-
2-28
$1.10
,
5c
17)
Jan.
on
7
$1
(quar.)—
31c
(Common payment omitted at Co.
held
2-
2-15
$1.12li
—_
Co.
dividend
General
2-17
3-15
Co.
General Merchandise
(extra)——
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 pfd.
California
—
-
—;
$1.0614
(quar.)
1
25c
i—
—
i,General Industries
2-17
30c
(quar.)—,
Mfg.
Bryant Chucking Grinder Co.
3-
$1.50
2-14
5c
%
1-14
——
1
3-15
1-20
70c
1-14
...
6 8 Vic
iaccum.)__
Inc., $1.40 prior,preferred (quar.)
Service (quar.)—
Gladden
1—.
1
(quar.)
1'
(quar.)
2-
6 V4C
(quar.),
preferred
1
2-
37 lie-
<quai\)_,
2-15
_________
preferred
&
4%
Gas,
(Brooklyn, N, Y.)
4.25fw
5%
$6 preferred
Valley Gas <fe Electric—
Broadway Hale Co.
Corp.,
1
15c
5.60''<>
•7r/o
Power
Gale Co., common
5
(Arizona)—
:
Blackstone
2-
35c
Rubber,
pfd. (quar.)
Corp of Syracuse, N. Y.—-
&
—
5
_—
1-24
$1.75
—
5
37 Vic
—
1-31
(quar..)——~
common
3-
2-
1-31
2-20
35c
(quar.)—
2-
25 c:-
Markets Inc.
3-10
15c
'7;:,
(quar.i—
Bensonhurst National Bank
Brown
Tire
Securities
.
Bayless (A. J.)
Quarterly •;
Co.
Gas
3-20
3-
1-24
3-11
3-31
5
1-24
—
preferred
4.40',« preferred (quar.)—_——
4.60% preferred (quar.)——
4.75% preferred^ (quar.)__•
Food Mart, Inc. (quar.)——,—
3-15
1
1
15c
Midwest
(quar.)———__—
(quar.)—
:—
-2-15
25c
—%—
(quar.)
2-
1-31
lli%
quar.)
$1.50 preferred A iquar,)—
Gar Wood Industries, 41/2% pfd.
$1.25
7 4 ; ■
; ' /
..
Company (stock div.)
Bankers Commercial Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.) —
J (
;
B. S. F.
2-21
30c
20c
Avondalc, Mills, common (quar.
$4.50. preferred ;'(—-7-./
Ayshire Collieries
4-
3-20
G Vic
1 quar.)—,—:.
Inc.—'
4
$80c
8:,4c
(accum.)——
Machines,
2-
y
dividend)—
7 Vic
common
(old)
preferred
First
Florida
2-28
3-15
25c
.22 ViC
_____________—
Avildsen
3-
1-21
3-14
2-
$3
20c
2-19
1-31
(quar.)—_
(quar,),—
Puritas-.Waters (quar.)—
<fe
2-14
2-25
Co.
&
preferred
Firestone
'.•
1-31
'3-
preferred
prior preferred
1
2-28
3c
2 %
Ashland Oil & Refining, coin.
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
3-
2-28
-
3
25c
—.
(quar.)———:———-•
Morse
River
5\'i%
1-31
1—'
convertible
35c
t'3-
$1.16 V*.
————
3-
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp.,
1-31
/ 3-
$1.08
;—___
Co
3-14
1-31
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Western
dividend
Arnold
Wo
Power,
preferred
Arkansas
1-31
59c
_—
3-14
30c
——
common
7%' preferred
Fairbanks,
1
1
15c
28c
27 »-s c
...—!_____
..
3-
2-15
;_—
(quar.)_____
preferred '(quar.)—
4.35','0 preferred (quar.)____„__
3-22
2>2C
:
__
$2.50
1-31
-
—
(acoum.)
(Oscar)
Monsanto
1-31
/
60c
62 VaC
.-r—Ji
!.
(quar.)_—- .'
common
.
1-31
2-15
">
com.: (quar.)
_
2-15
2-15
25c
i
(quar.)—.
Capweli
Exeter Mfg., Co.;
Fall
10%
10%
.
____
Anchor Post Products Inc.
2-14
15c
——
—
3-
1-27
40c
4-
.
5%
1-31
Corp.—
Millwork- (stock
Emporium
1'
221/yc* '
Increased- annually
Empire
3
2-
2-25
$3
American
(stock dividend)
2-18
2-15
2-20
$1.25
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ontario)—
2-18
'
20c
:
Vicksburg Ry.
Products; class A (quar.)__—
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—
(quar.)J
Corp. (quar.)
3-14
(quar.)
1
2-14
25c
—
65c
3-14
(quar.)
Allied
."
Corp.
Electronics, Investment
1-31
3
34 %c
3
15c
——;
pfd.
3-28
*
„
4.50%
5'o! preferred
Eastern
12-31
3
(quar.)_
common
Electrographic
(quar.)
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores,: Ltd. fquar.) 1
Air Reduction Co., com. (quar.)__—
•.
Co.,
(quar.)—
4%
preferred r(quar.)
Dunliam-Bushi Inc., common (quar.)—
undistributed
22c
Aeco
preferred
of Rec.
50c
;
Mead
10c
$31 Vic
preferred (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of California—
Drackett
Holders
1-31
«fc Co. (quar.)
McKesson & Robbins Inc. (quar.)
Mayer
$2
3-14
3-31
10c
(quay.)'————
F.-Wrigley Stores
When
Payable
15c
—,
2-15
—
When
Payable
Per
'
Corp. (quar.)
Car Corp. (quar.)
25c
Then we follow with
at this1 time).
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
Diversified Investment Fund
(first quarter
,\-. dividend from net investment income)ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
payment date.
Dorr Oliver Inc., common (quar.)
during the current week.
Par
Share
Name of Company
Macco
(quar.)
7
2-15
1-31
5
45c
3-
1
2-10
25c
2-15
1-31
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Hampshire—
New
;
(quar.)
2-15
1-31
3.35% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pow'er & Light
84c
2-15
1-31
(quar.)_
34c
2-15
1-27
Quaker
(quar.)
50c
3-14
2-14
4.50%
preferred
State
Oil
(quar.)
-_
Refining
The Commercial
3
Chronicle
and Financial
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
(460)
Par
Share
of Company
Reading Tube, common (quar.)
Reed
tC.
Class
Class
Co.,
&
Little
Robinson
(quar.)
A
25c
dividend
St.
4.70%
4.70%
5%%
Science
1
2-15
1
1-20
Acme Steel
1-23
30c
——
10c
35c
$1.10
Stock
$4.75
$5
.
5-
5c
—™_™™
Class
B
class
Pen.
A.)
(W.
Sherwin-Williams Co.,
11-
1
3
2-
7
3
2-
7
Alloy
Extra
3-
3
2-
7
3-
3
2-
7
3-
3
2-
7
3-
3
2-
7
1-16
1-30
2-12
2-12
3-20
2f<;
$1.18/%
$1.25
$1.25
5-12
4-10
4-10
3-20
$1.25
25c
65c
35c
30c
$1.25
$1.25
$1
4-10
3-20
4-10
3-20
3-14
3-
$3.75
3-20
4-10
3
2-10
2-20
1-31
Amerada
American
2-15
1-31
2-25
2-
3
2-25
2-
3
3-
Stock
1
2-14
1-31
1
2-15
2-28
1
2-28
(quar.)_——-—
— ■
(quar.)_
—™
(quar.)™
7Vic
412Vic
■
—-—
75c
Corp.
55c
'
-__™
$1.50
:™
30c
—™:
50c
Mobil Oil (quar.)™™-™.——™_™
Company (increased).
__
30c
South Texas Development, class A < quar.75c
Southwest Gas Corp., common——.—
15c
$1.20
convertible preferred (quar.)
20c
Southwestern Electric Service, coin, (quar.)
31c
4.40% preferred (quar.)™—-——«.—:—$1.10
Southern
37c
92Vac
(quar.)J
™-——
(quar.)™™™™™-—
preferred (quar.).
„_™,™_™
Common
preferred
* 97Vic
S1.033-c
$1.06V*
(quar.)__—™—$1.10
preferred (quar.%
—
—™
$1.15
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)™:——
27'4C
3.£0%
(quar.)—j.—
(quar.)™™:—:™™_™™~
preferred
4.25%~ preferred
4.15%
4.40%- preferred
4.60%
4.36%
4.40Co
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_—
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)-™
$4.50
preferred (quar.)™_—
Brands
Standard
Inc.,
27Vac
20c
$1.12%
.
iquar.)
Standurd Packaging. Corp.—*
$1.60 convertible preference
2-
3
2-
5'/e>
3
■
.
1
1-21
3-
1
2-
7
3-
1
2-
7
$1.20
4
3-15
3-
2-
1-21
3-
1
2-14
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
4-18
5-
1
5-
1
4-1H
5-
1
4-18
2-13
1
2-33
2-14
3-15
2-28
4-
(quar.)—" 40c"
3-
3-15
3
Sterling
(quar.)-!
preferred
$1.25
Sun
Oil
(quar.)
Co.
,
iquar.)
Sunray Mid-Continentai Oil, com.
4Vi% pfd. A series 1955 (quar.)
5%%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Biscuits
Co.
;—
2nd pfd.
conv.
Sunshine
Swift &
31 *4c
26c
33c
28V«c
41 %c
——
Symington-Gould
$1
50c
.
quar.)
<
—™
Corp.
15c
iquar.)_
1-29
1-23
2-15
1
2-15
2-
3-10
2-10
3-15
2-
7
3-
2-
7
3-
2-
1
1
7
3-
5
2-
Texas
Pacific Coal &
Texas
Pacific
1
3-
3
of
proprietary
Bros.,
common
4-16
4-
2
True
Oil
(irreg.)
Gas
&
Temper Corp.
Trunkline
Co.,
Rubber
Tyer
$4.25
—i—U—
(quar.)
5
2-11
2-26
2-
1-30
1-20
25c
_—
10c
(quar.)
"
30c
$1.25
20c
.
(quar.)
$1.06V4
„™,
,
45c
415c
Corp., Ltd., common
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pfd. (quar.;_.
Union Lumber Co. (quar.)™
U. S. Lines (N. J.), com. (quar.)—
Acceptance
1-30
5
1-20
2-15
2-
4-
1
3-14
2-1
1-22
3-14
1
2-28
3-15
2-21
2-15
2-
3
2-15
2-
3
4-
3-14
Pipe k Foundry (quar.)
U. S. Printing & Lithograph Co., com. (irreg.)
pref. series A
1
1-20
3-
7
2-21
30c
50c
62V2c
(quar.)
3-14
1
2-
50c
U. S.
bYo
4-
1
25c
22V'2c
preferred (s-a)
4V-2Co
G'v-
7-
1
0-13
3-14
2-28
1
2-14
34-
1
4i2V'2c
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd., class A
Common
(quar.)™
& Pacific Ry.—
3-14
Walker
&
Class
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Western
Western
White
preferred
Precipitation
Co.,
preferred
Ltd.
tquar.)
3-
5
2-
3
2-15
2-
3
2-15
2-
3
3-14
2-14
common
3-
3
1-31
20c
(quar.)—
1-31
1-21
3-24
3-10
4-
3-17
$1.31 V4
20c
30c
iquar.)
5V4 preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.) Amer. dep rets,
(final)
3-19
2-20
75c
(irreg.)—
common
(quar.)
Industries,
3
60c
430c
Will & Baumer Candle
Woodall
3
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
Canada Breweries.
Motor
5'4/5
3-
1
15c
15c
A
4.80V5
1
4-
25c
Inc.. common (quar.)—
(J.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Weingarten
1
$2.50
—
31V4C
1
2-14
2-
2-28
2-14
3-
2-14
1
4
Wysong & Miles Co.
4!2 r'0
(increased)
preferred
Anheuser-Busch.
Yale
,
&
To^-ne
10c
3-
15c
(quar.)
held
(quar.)——L
Machine—
at Co.
paymeitti omlrred
2-15
on
37'ic
fundi
partic.
Jan.
21)'
Ltd.,
Corp.,
2nd
$2.50
Fuel
B
Aro
Equipment
Class
A
,
;
Common
4',0
preferred
4.10'$
pfd.
A
,
(quar.)__
,.
2-3
/ 2-17
2-17
1-17
6-27
3- 1
1-31
7- 3
1-30
30c
$2.25
50c
Fe
™
1-16
.
.
(quar.)
i
3-?i«
2-10
2- 1
1-13
1
2-14
1-31
'
4-
1
3-13
2-10
3-10
Linen
1st
2-
3
1-10
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
4-
1
3-24
50c
?5c
25c
2-
1
1-
3
3-
1
2-
7
3-17
2-28
$1.25
4-
3-20
.
15c
25c
$1.50
1 irregular)
■.
1
2-15
1-31
2-
1
1-24
2-
1
1-24
2-
1
1-15
2-17
1-31
5c
2-10
1-16
2%
l
Mills,
4$3.50
$1.75
7-29
7-
1-31
12-31
2-
1
1-
9
3
Ltd.—
Packing
Corp.
6
Land
1-27
„12-31
Iron
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
2-10
3-1
2-10
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
A
(quar.)„
a
30c
nonvoting noncuinulative preferred
Mfg. Corp. com. (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Ayres >L. S.) & Co., com. (quar.)
1-27
12-31
1-28
12-27
1-28
12-2"
2-28
1-31
3-20
2-20
2-15
1-31
415c
2-15
1-31"
4-
1
3-10
4-15
3-20
487,/'.c
4-
1
2-28
$87tic
4-
1
2-28
490c
4-
1
3-14
jioc
4-
1
3-14
$1.50
2-
1-17
437%c
4-
2-28
31>/4c
4-
2-28
437"/2
(quar.)™
A
(s-a)™
1
(s-a)-
(Toronto)
—
Railway
25c
4-
1
3-14
Canadian
4-
1
3-14
1-31
1-20
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Industries, common
2-
ts-a)
Breweries,
Ltd., com. iquar.)
preferred (quar.).
Bronze, Ltd., common
(quar.)„_
—
Oil
450c
2-
4S1.25
2-
1
12-27
1-31
420c
2-15
1J25
475e
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Ry., common (s-ai
preference stock—™
si
2-1
1-9
$1.021/2
S1.0834
50c
50c
2-1
1-9
3-12
1-31
1-31
50c
9334C
3-15
2-21
3c
2- 1
3-12
22-
1
1
1>
1-
9
6
1- 3
2-28
1-
6
2%
2-
1-
6
25c
3-31
3-17
33c
2-
1
1-10
48c
2-
1
1-15
6%
3-7
1-16
$M2«/a
3-
1
2-15
ll^nc
4-
1
3-12
$1.75
4-
1
3-12
2-
Power
Canadian
&
Light,
Investment
Special Shares
Cnrrearas, Ltd.—
Amer. dep.
Carson,
4 Mi 'v
(quar.)
Ltd.—
3
1-14
Scott
&
of
American
shares
Caribbean
Oil
1-
1
1-15
1
1-15
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20r'n
preferred (quar.)
2-1
1-15
Celotex
1-31
1-17
5%
1-31
1-17
Central
Electric
&
Central
Hudson
Gas
1
1-20
10c
ioc
5G''4C
1-30
1-15
for
Corp.,
common
urfferred
Common
4%
Central
1-16
30c
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
S1.12l«
1-31
1-15
47'2c
4-21
4-
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$14-1
3-10
1
Gas
&
(quar.)™,
(quar.)™
1
1-20
$105
2-
1
1-15
$1
Corp.
1
2-
2-
1-15
2-28
1-31
$2.80
_
1
42,;»c
1-31
1-21
$1 33
(increased!
8%
preferred
Shares
Trust
1
3-
(entire
at
(distribution
$100
1-21
Chase
1-21
Chesapeake Corp. of
Cherinpeake
15c
1-31
1-10
Manhattan Bank
fiz
Ohio
preferred
Co.
(N.
(quar.i
Y.)
Virginia
RR.
1 quar.i,-.
-«
(quat.>_™_
(quar.)^
_
1 ''
1-31
1-
5%
(stock dividend)——
Refining
I-17
312%
2
roc
Cvrro cie Pasco
Corp.
&
1
from
capital vains)
1
2-, 1
2-
1-10
2-
3714c
$2.6321
1-°8
75c
1-12
Electric Corp.—
West
25c
$1.50
1-17
1-30
20c
Acceptance.
Champl'n Oti
7
1-31
2214c
(quar.)—ZII"!
(quar.)
(quar.)
South
1-
2fic
Co.
redeemed on March
share plus this dividend)
Century
1-31
(quar.)
amount of
per
1-20
60c
Vioietta Sugar iS. A.) (irreg.)™.—
(Less
16 4/5c
Cuban
div.
tax
or
a
net
Century
1-20
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
&
2-10
$1.05
-
Central
1
Apartments
tquar. 1
60c
(quar.)
;
(quar.i
preferred
1-29
2-
$1,06
<quar.>™„™_L
25
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.)
Central Power «fc Light Co.—
2-20
$1.75
(quar.)
each
held)
2-10
2-
'
Co.—
preferred
(J, I.)
2-
30c
_
receipts for Ordinary B (final)
Pirie,
1
,
L
2-
6
(increased)-
com.
Fund,
—
(ouar.i—
Co., 614% preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.).-™
■
Cataract Mining (stock dividend-—'One share
Case
1-10
1-10
12-M
420c
(final)
Pacific
on
Carolina
1-24
1
SI.12Mi
(quar.U
Corp.
2-11
425c
conv.
4.20%
seriesi
1-10
4
4$1.06>/4
3-14
Inc.—
Bangor-Hydro-Electric common
7ro preferred (auar.)
4l4preferred iquar.)
4'*
preferred (quar.)—;
1
3-
47V2C
;
(quar.)™
1
3-
1-10
2-
410c
Foundries, Ltd., com.
Canada Southern
Final
*
'^iT
432(4c
iquar.)
—
3-28
3
1-10
25c
common—
Extra
2-14
1
33c
common
1-15
1-15
Canadian
1-10
1-10
2-
5bc
Quarterly
$1.25
1
1
31W6"
;
Corp.-.
Canada Permanent Mortage Corp.
Canadian
22-
31c
(quar.)
Packers Ltd., class
B
1-10
1
25c
_
preferred
Class
2-
5
1-15
1-24
2-15
J5C
Ltd.,
participating
Canada
25c
2-
2-
1
;
4U%
60c
1
1-14
1
30c
Timber
&
Cement,
Canada
1-15
2-17
1
32-
30c
™_
Refrigeration & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)
1-
3-
2-
19c
75c
55c
(quar.)--
common
Camden
1-6
56V4c
438c
(quar.)—;
preferred
17x2c
lT'aC
$2.25
Baldwin-Llma-Hf.miitivn
2-14
(quar.)$1
ll3ic
iquar.)
Aveo
Co.
1
(reducetl)™
preferred (quar.)$1.24 preferred (quar.)-.
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
2- 1
2- 1
1-17
preferred
4
55c
3-
95c
:
pref;
1-17
Rubber
4
2-
9
Foils,
1-17
preferred
2-
1
9
E*xtra
1-31
prior
1
3-
9
Canada
1-31
1st
3-
1-
1-20
1-31
$3
8
425c
412 (4 c
1-15
1-
1-20
1
15c
Baldwin
3-
4-
2- 1
15c
(1947
3-10
1
Ltd.'(quar.)
2-
37l/2C
preferred
1
dividend)
(stock
Co.
Co.
10c
(quar.).
_4Va'/o
1
4-
4-
4-29
2-1
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1-17
415c
4I5c
Canada
25c
...
4'2'$
1
2-
1
:
15c
Automatic Steel Products,
2-18
2-
$1
Capitol Records (quar.i—
(quar.)l
pref.
1
1-29
Calaveras
Ry.—
conv, preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Austin, Nichols & Co.—
prior
1-20
3-
87(4c
$1.20
G'.'o
conv.
50c
2-20
4$1.12(4
4$1.093/a
4$1.50
(quar.)-——
California Water & Telephone Co.^—
Common (quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar,).
6 r'o
81.20
2-
1-29
Canadian
(quar.)
preferred
1-15
.-™-™--™_.._-
25c
Ltd.
convertible
1-23
5
2(4c
6c
25c
$1
410c
California
^
A
2-21
common
75c
(quar.)™™-
Automobile Banxing Corp., com. (quar.)
Class A (quar.)
—;
$1.50
2-15
3- 1
2-
preferred
Newspaper, class
O'a'i
(quar.i—
25c
(quar.)™
preferred
1-15
—
Castings,
Co.,
$1.50
1-21
2- 1
15c
462'2C
pfd.
Inc.—-
B
1
415c
&
Caldwell
3-19
iquar.)
1 quar.t
(quar.)
Atomic Development Mutual Fund-:
6 'a
50c
30c
series
3-15
2-
Gas
California Electric Power,
$3 preferred (quar,)—
1-31
(quar.)
4.35'$
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)
Atlantic Coast Line RIJ.
(quar.)
™™„_
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)™
Steels.
2-14
3-28
Butterfly I. jsiery Co., Ltd., .7% pfd. (s-a)
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
2-28
1
preferred
preferred
3.75'$
3-15
75c
462(40
—
Quarterly
2-28
2-28
1
4\YA>
City Electric Co.
45c
30c
(quar.)
Falls
Hill
Bunker
2-
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Atlantic
1-24
Telephone Co.—
Bush* Terminal
3-
B
Santa
&
1-15
3-17
Corp.™™-™™-™™™
preferred
(qUar.)
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred
1- 2
1-15
1-15
HV&c
Topeka
1-17
1
1-10
G'.r
I20c
(quar.)
Atchinson
2-
3-31
48c
Buckeye Steel
75c
l
(extra)™..™
Lines,
H 11
Buck
U-19
1-17
1-17
15c
:™
Corp.,
Associated Truck
1-17
12-26
3
—
preferred
$5
1-17
460c
class
Co.,
Corp.
1
2-15
Bruning (Charles) Co. (quar.)_
™—
Brun.swick-Balke-Collehder Co., com. finer.)
$1.12''2
™™:
(quar.)
Arnold. Constable
1
2-
preferred (quar.)-.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
(quar.);
Corp.
Rubber
Armstrong
Class
series
Oil
1-W
2-
50c
,„™„„—™—66c
Mine
Columbia
S1.12V2
common.
preference
Arkansas
1-27
25c
$3.80
sinking
,
(quar.)
A
1-15
4-16
——
B
5c
preference
7
1-31
4-30
-_™,™,™^™
™-™.
(reduced)—
Brockton-Taunton
6V4c
preferred
&
$1.30
Participating
Argus
37Vac
20c
——
common,.
1-28
1-31
10c
a™™—-
preferred (quar.)
434%
preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
2- 3
2- 1
2- 1
23c
65c
62'/2c
Laboratories,™™
Co.,
2-
2-14
Quarterly
30c
(quar.)
Products
Metal
Farms
12-31
3
Extra
.-..v.,
iquar.)™™™™™
(quar.j
Research
1
3-
10c
(quar.)™
income)
Reduced
Burns
:
430q
/■* 4561>ie
preferred iquar.)™_—
preferred
(series
with
4.50 '"a
2-
2Va%
50c
4(4%
25c
.
-
of America, com.
preferred
(quar.)_.
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
$6
•»
meeting"
;
.
5 'fo
4*2%
3-10
1
6
1-15
,
—™
issue to be
1-27
2623 'o
Mfg.
yates-American
_™^
(quar.)
Inc.
1
3-
2-
preferred
British
6-30
1-17
37V-ic
343«c
i
1™™.™
Animal Trap Co.
Eeaux-Arts
'."'{Corn',
tquar.)„
ordinary
(Less British inc. tax and expenses
of Depositary)
Wurlitzer Co,
(reduced)——
,
(quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—r;v.
Aumista
(s-a)—
Electric
Wagner
3-
$2.50
(s-a)
preferred
5V5
3-15
™™™<.
common
iquar.)
Electronic^ Corp. (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred i«-at
Anderson Clayton & Co. tquar.)™
A
4-
30c
417(4c
15c
20c
20c
(quar.)
—
—.—
•Brown Shoe Co.
(quar.)™-™—.——™_.
British
Columbia
F'orest
Products,
Ltd.—
1
3-14 *'
3-14
3-29
preferred
435c
5c
'
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Oil
Class
1-21
1-31
1-14
3-14
Water Works Co.,
3-10
*'
(quar.)—!—™™__——_
Borg-Warner Corp., com. (reduced quar.)™
3(4% pfd. (quar.)™-.™-—™_w—_™-i—Brach (C. J.) & Sons (quar.)_
Brantford Cordage Ltd., class A (quar.)-—
2-1
2-15
2- 1
25c
$1
$2
preferred
1
Corp. (From investment income)Fisheries Corp., common (quar.)—™
4%
95c
5c
20c
30c
25c
;™™..<„r™.:
American Viscose Corp. (quar.)
Atlas
Vicksburg Shreveport
1-17
1-21
2-14
(quar.)™„™—™_™1_™4_
Steamship Co.^_i
—™„™_
American
5e'o
Union
1-27
1-31
3-10
4-
Ridge
3ooth
3- 5
30c
iquar.)™.
(quar.)
vestment
1-22
3- 1
1-31
Works
W.)
Bonanza
2-15
3-15
2- 1
2- 1
1
Bondstock
1-21
1- 3
$1.25
12-27
1
4-
———-
—
1-31
2-
425c
425c
Mutual Fund (57tic from net
securities profits, payable in stock or cash
at holder's option, and 8(oC from net in¬
2-20
1-28
$1.12',2
10c
20%.
Corp.-—
™™_™
preferred A
American
1-31
3-
91V)c
15c
™™,_
—
$5
common
preferred
2-14
20c
15c
.
;
(quar.)
pfd. A
Col,
Gas
finer.).
—
—
iquar.)
3
27'/aC
common
preferred (quar. >™—,————™Corp. Ltd., 5% pfd. iaccum.)—
Blue
7
—
(quar.)™
$4
Arcadia
25c
interest
(quar.
pfd.
common—
Chemical
&
(quar.)
$2.40
3.65% preferred (quar.)™—
Thompson (J. R.) Co. iquar.)
Timely Clothes (quar.)
Trico
Potash
A
Applied
Trust-
Land
Certificates
Thalhimer
Oil
412%c
Co.,
Class
$3
—*—•
■,
4Va',/?
3
2-
(quar.)™
Corp.,
(E.
61'e
4c
7-
2-
1
Ltd.,
Blue Ribbon
2- 7
1-20
l-lo
2-15
2-15
' 1-17
2- 1
2-28
1
3-
Bliss & Laughlin Inc. (quar.)—;—,_™™.™Bloch Bros. Tobilcco Co., conunbn (quar.)—
Fund,
Common
7
4-
(Canada), Ltd.—
1,
tquar.)—
Monorail
American
Arden
Taylor, Pearson & Carson
5',a conv. pfd. iquar.)
(quar.)—™
common
(quar.)
—
Inc;—
(Quarterly of 7 cents from net investment
income plus a distribution
of 16 cents
from realized capital gains, the distribu¬
tion is payable in cash or stock)™
;—
American Natural Gas, com.- (quar.)—
6c/o
preferred (quar.)
Class
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Mutual
5V2'»
2-14
■3-> '1
(monthly)
Amphcnol
-
Aluminum Products (quar.)
—
25c
Investment Fund. Inc.-r—
(Quarterly from investment income)—12c
SlrUthers Wells, common (quar.)™_
40c
iquar.)__™™
preferred
American
4-18
4-18
2-27
Inc.
Co.,
—
preferred
American
3-15
Sterling
Furniture
American Metal Co.. Ltd.,
2-
1
—™__™-
American-Marietta
1-31
3-
50c
:
™_
Bliss
of N. Y.—
Semi-annual
3-10
6
(quar.)
Co.
American Home Products Corp.
1-22
2-20
Cable
3-
of
approval
tb
(quar.)
$
—
(Del.) iquar.)™™™——:$■
Corp.
iquar.)—™—_™__—
Iron
Co.
&
Best
2-10
30c
50c
62Vi>c
40c
95c
Corp.
iquar.)
<te
Semi-annual
American
1
Radio
&
Co.
..
American Equitable Assurance Co.
7
87VaC
—
equar.i™™™™
com.
preferred
$3.50
2-
Public Service Co.—
Southwestern
3.70%
2-15
3-13
Chain
income)
8-22
1-15
;—™™__'_
Benrus Watch Co.
2- 3
1-24
1-24
American Distilling Co.
(quar.)
Amefifcan Equitable Assurance (N. Y.) (s-a)
American Encaustic Tiling (quar.).™—^15c
2-14
3-15
Can
American
7
3-15
Cable
American
2-
2-
investment
American
2-15
Co.—•-
1
—^
5-23
475c
*.
28)™-—
Jan.
Co.,
Aircraft
Beneficial
Shares—
Business
net
(From
1
Socony
—~—---
(quar.)-—
6-20
2-
2%
25c
25c
87V2C
87V2C
dividend
American
4-
——
—
(quar.)—j—_
com.
(subject
on
(quar.)
Belmont
1-31
3- 1
3-1
2- 1
2-17
2»10
50c
(quar.)™-.-™™--^-.™™_
(quar.)
Board Co.
Box
15c
a—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.,
pfd. (quar.)—
Belknap Hardware & Manufacturing, com.™
4% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)™—1—™™™
Bell & Howell Co.
(stock dividend)-™—
1 Ve
Inc.,
Co,
dividend
Stock
4-
preference (quar.)
Smith-Douglas (quar.)
Book
2-25
2-25
2-21
Ltd.—
Co.
Paper
preferred
$1.40
Beech
_
—
6%
3-20
3-1
2-28
2-1
(quar.)™.™.
Corp.
Airlines,
American
$15c
Smith
4- 1
—
-
Lumber
Bearings, Inc.
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3VaV<>
1-15
Ltd.
—™
(quar.)
Petroleum
American
2-15
3-
—
of Canada,
Co.
Corp., 6%
1
3-
2-13
Oil
2-14
5 '/a
dividend
preferred
Amerace
2-13
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
aAgricultural Chemical
3-10
-
preferred (quar.)
4Y2Y0 preferred (quar.)—
1
Sinclair
30c
.
4%
1
Singer
1
Aluminum
1
Simpsons,
3-5
1-^4
1-24
1-24
1-27
1-27
2- 4
,™™.™..
Alpha Beta Food Markets, com. (quar.)
5 f.o
preferred A (quar.K™
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)—™_™™™__.
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)—
2-
Lighting
2-17
2-17
2-10
—
:™
preferred (s-a)
Participating
Allied Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
3-
Silvray
14c
7c
50c
22x/ac
12VaC
422Vi-c
425c
456c
iquar.)
-
Stock
1
—
—
(quar.)_.—
1-24
1-24
12Vs>c.
—™
$7
3-
Class B
2-17
2-17
933,4C
(quar.)
Cast) «teel Co. (quar.)
Inc., com. (quar.)™.—
.Extra
$22Vic
A
1-31
1-24
15c
Allietl Control,
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)—
25c
5% preferred (quar.) —
——...——62Vic
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—_
4'15c
90c'class
2-15
2-17
—
(quar.)™
Inc.
Machines
Business
3-
1
15c
1&C
4Co
preferred (quar.)
Sidney Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd.—
50c
25c
60c
Products
3-
11-15
3-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
2-17
1-2 (
1-27
2- 1
2- 1
Allentown Portland Cement
3-
—
Shenaugo Valley Water Co.,-5%
30c
10c
3- 3
2-15
2-15
2- 1
14c
28c
preferred (quar.)—
Control
Allen
4-10
(quar.)
A
Air
25c
—
~™
5Va',0
1
15c
(quar.)™
preferred
55c
8-22
3-20
9-19
(quar.)__™™
Corp.
Class A
2- 1
Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
5-23
9-19
Lomb Optical—
stockholders
Beaver
2-21
6-20
1-31
27(40
—
dividend
Stock
1-17
1-15
1-13
1-13
1-15
2- 1
—50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
Mfg. Corp.,
&
(quar.)
&
Bausch
3-21
3-31
2Ye
—
—
B
Baystate
1
8-
iquar.}™™
v.
7
8-15
$25c
—431V4c
——_™™—
—
3-
1
5-15
-——.
common
4-
Admiral
1
29Uc
29}Jc
2!)%c
293aC
34%c.
-
—
Adams-Millis
Aeronca
2- 5
——
(quar.)
Power
Class A
Class
25c
25c
$1
$1
$1
3-20
475c
Products
Bathurst
1-15
1-15
2- 1
—
—
1-31
27/aC
25c
(quar.)—™__:_
(reduced)
Co.
2-18
2-
60c
(quar.) ——:™_™'™™—
$5 sinking fund preferred (quar.)™-™_:—
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)—
il:—:—
Seaboard Surety Co. ( N. Y.) (increased)„_
Sealright-Oswego Falls (quar.)—
.
Security Insurance (New Haven) (s-a)——Sheaffer
2-10
Inc.—
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—Stock dividend
7
3-
5%
of Rec.
25c
—™—
(quar.) —
4r/o non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
4'fo non-cum. pfd. (quar.)
4% non-cum pfd. (quar.)
Basic
1-22
2-I1P
2-25
5c
(quar.)—
Inc.
convertible preferred
$1.10
3- '1
15c
15c
15c
(quar.)™__™™™™_-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred A
preferred B
85
1-29
2-25
4W
dividend
Precision Products,
Acme
1-24
2-15
common....;.-;
(quar.)
3
2-
15c
(quar.)
Industries
Acme
Stock
5%
vtc. common—™
(quar.)
Co.,
dividend
«
Adam
(quar.)™.
(quar.)
Finance
2-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
K. U. (United Rayon Mfg.)—
(Equal to 53c per Amer. deposit receipts)
2-
(quar.)——-—
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
A.
3
2-
3-
15c
Nuclear Fund
&
1-21
25c
_™„
common
common
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.)—_
4:%%
1-21
1
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company.
3-15
——-
™
preferred A
preferred B
preferred C
preferred D
preferred E
1
2-
•;—
Common
.
3-31
Regis Paper, common (quar.)—
1—
preferred A (quar.)——™.———
43i%,
2-
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
(reduced quar.)
Baltimore & Ohio RR.h com.
Common
When
Share
of Company
Name
paid.
preceding table.
20c
~——»
trust certificates
trust certificates
trust certificates
1-31
(quar.).—_
4.44%
Voting
Voting
Voting
2-14
2-28
common
San Antonio Transit Co.,
2-14
3%
;
Aeronautical
Ryan
1
3-
dends"
S1.12Vi
—-
Royal State Bank of N. Y. (irreg. >.„
Stock
1-31
2-24
10 & 25c Stores (quar.)
Rose's 5,
2-15
give the dividends announced in
we
weeks and not yet
pfd. (quar.)™
at this time
conv.
omitted
payment
50c
(stock div.)
Mfg. Co., 4,/a%
Common
™-
:_™™™_™,
(quar.)
(quar.)™
Oil & Gas Co.
Reserve
Rheem
2'-c
—™™;
class A
Co.,
A.)
B
J.
(quar.)
Tile Co.
Redondo
20c
12Vic
(reduced)
Rayonier. Inc,
Payable of Rec.
previous
The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Holders
When
Par
Name
2-14
1-20
25c
2-
1-10
1
GOc
2-14
30c
-
2-14
1-15
2-4
.
ST'/ad
2-
1
1-
7
..
Number 5711
187
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Gas
& Quincy RR.
Electric Co. coin,
(irreg.)
$1.50
3-31
3-12
(quar.)
37 %c
(quar.)
40c
91
60c
20c
35c
2-14
3- 1
1-15
Machine Co., coin,
&
Cincinnati Milling
4preferred (quar.)
Cities
Service
Co.
(quar.)
City Investing Co.
(irreg.)
—
Stores Co., common (quar.)
43,-i',o convertible preferred (quar.)
City
Extra
.
$1.0G.'A
(quar.)—__
<N. Y.i
City Title Insurance Co.
,
7%c
2-25
10c-
•—
-
2-10
2-10
2-14
1-10
1-20
1-20
1-15
2-14
3-1
3-10
2-3
2- 1
2- 1
1-27
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry.
Common
(s-a)
...
-•—
5% preferred (quar.i——___—
__
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.1 (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
7'/o
Products
Aluminum
12-28
A
Coghlln
(quar.)
j
1-29
1-17
:
_—-—
__
Ltd.
(Bv J.I
2-10
2-10
12-20
3- 3
3-3
10c
Co
Cochrane-Duniop Hardware Ltd.—vClass
(quar.i
">
t20c
y
75c
87%c
(annual)
t75c
Collingswood Terminals, Ltd.,
corn,
Extra.!
(annual)
.'■■
i'.—A"
—
1-31
1-15
1-21
3-13
1-10
l'25c
-
Participating _li;
2-14
1-31V2-15
3-31
1-31
$25c
-
.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.),.
3Va%
preferred
(quar.),——
Preference
1-20
3-5
Co.—
Cleveland
Club
1-21
1-21
~~
1-31
2-15
4-1
special guaranteed (quar.)—_—50c
regular guaranteed (quar. i
__—87'Ac
Worsted Mills
(liquidating)
$35 *
4%
,
,»
—
Cleveland «fe Pittsburgh RR.
Mi
$5
$1.25
40c
$1.12%
•
1-31
1-10
75c
25c
1-31
1-10
1-10
1-31
Colonial Finance Co.—
5',;
pfd. series 1956 (quar.i ..
—
Colonial Fund, Inc. (from investmt, income)
Colorado Central
Common
'4(2(0
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.
$1.25
preferred
Columbia
Gas
j
—
.___;
—
—
pfd.
(quar.)—-
%
—_________
preferred (quar.)
___—
Combined Locks Paper, class A (quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred (quar,)—
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.,
(quar.)—,
4.6i'%
Commonwealth
Concord
(quar.)
_____
—
...
Gas
Corp. (irreg.)
Inc. (from investment
Fund,
preferred (quar.)—
5(2(4
—
inc.i
______
E
$2.04
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)
$1.90 preferred (quar.i
—
Consolidated Bakeries (Canada), Ltd.
—
quarterly
Natural
quar.)
(increased
$1.12%
2-
1
1-17
Farmers
1
1-24
3-10
2-14
2-15
preferred
$4.52 preferred
Continental
Can
(quar.).
1-20
Lines
(quar.)
—
2-
1
1-15
$1.40
2-
1
1-15
Federal
$1.50
2-
1
1-15
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
National
Federal
Paoer
3-
1
2-10
10c
4-
1
3-20
Ltd. (quar. i
—.
1st pfd. taccum.)—-—
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)—--—
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
1%
'
,3(4
1
12-26
-—
(quar.)—
—
debenture stock (quar.)—,
8(4
—
(stock dividend)-—Diamond Gardner Corp., common (quar.)—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)__.
1
Dickey <W. S.) Clay Mfg. Co. (quar.)———,
Diebold, Inc.
(quar.)
Distillers Co., Ltd. (interim)—1—
Stamping
Co.
——
Less
British
income
tax
Corp.
Growth
Diversified
and
expenses
1
12-26
Federated Department Stores
1
12-26
Fibreboard
10c
2-15
1-30
12c
1-30
1-13
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
6
2-
510
1-
1
6
Inc.
—
„
2nd
—
2-
3
1-17
—
Ltd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.—•
participating preference B< (quar.),,—
80c
1
3-16
2-21
1
3-14
3-31
2-28
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
4-
17 VaC
,1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
25c.
3-10
4->i-
$50c
2-15
1-J5
$4.50
2-15
1-
$2
3-31
3-14
2
Dover
Drexel
preferred (quar.)
& Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Furniture (increased quar.^
Dravo
5(4
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment
Drug Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Common A (quar.)_
Ducommuu
Dun
&
duPont
$3.50
Nfetals 5r Supply
Bratfstreet, Inc.
_
income)
Cos., Ltd.
Frasnr
Co.
Fruehalf
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred
Duro-Test
1-14
1-10
1-17
2-15
1-31
10(4
3-31
2-17
—
2-
2-15
2-
2-.1
22-
1
1-10
1
u
..>1-10
1
1-10
Stock
$0.2156
1-22
1-22
dividend)
5(4
2-14
1-15
__
the
Loom
1-27
1
3-14
1
3-14
10c
2-
1
1-17
14c
2-
1
1-17
2- 1
2-1
1-31
1-31
12-31
1-20
1-20
1-17
*
$5 2nd
Hooker
Home
Hotel Syracuse
Co,
1-15
31c
2- 4
12-31
security
12'Ac
15c
62'Ac
4(4
Company, 5(4
preferred
—
(Boston)——_
38c
2-11
!____
75c
2- 1
1-10
3
General Baking Co.
3-
3
2-
3
General
3-
3
3
General
Inc. (Omaha)-(quar.)—_—
Cigar Co.
(increased)
Dynamics (quar.)
General
Investors
Trust
2-
1
1-
3
General Mills, Inc.
2-
1
1-
3
——
Class
2-10
3-17
3-10
12-23
7%%
1-31
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)__
93%c
37'Ac
1-31
87'Ac
1-31
1-17
tlOc
$$1.25
2-15
2- 1
1-17
1-3
22'Ac
2-1
1-8
$1.'25
Corp.
com. (quar.)—_—:—
series A (quar.)
—
General Steel Wares Ltd., com
5(4
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone of California—
4'A(4 preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$3.50 pref.
2-3
—
27'Ac
1-31
12-31
214c
50c
37'Ac
1-10
2-15
39c
2- 1
3- 1
2-17
4- 1
t$1.25
t20c
3- 1
2-25
2-14
2-25
1-31
2- 3j
3-20
1-31
2- 1
1-15
2- 1
1-31
2-28
1-15
1-31
1-10
1-27
2-1
12-30
1-2
1-17
2-14
t50c
$25c
$12%c
$2
2- 1
2-19
1-15
2-19
1-2!)
1-29
2- 1
4- 1
3- 1
2-15
4- 1
1-27
3-3J
2-17
2- 5
3-21
10c
1-30
1-20
8aAc
1-31
2-1
1-17
3-10
2-20
1-15
87%C
$1.12'/a
120c
$14c
31'/4C
1-25
1-25
1-30
2-15
2-15
3-15
1-10
1-10
-12i-31
1- 3
1-31
2-28
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
55c
B
Wernicke
Industries
Mfg.
Gossard
(H.
W.)
Gould-National
Grand
Great
Illinois
Co.
Union Co.
American
(N-
Common
4.20(4
4.26(4
preferred
Y.j
1-17
2-
1-21
60c
common
1-16
1
2-
1-20
2-
1-20
10c
30c
(quar.)__
2-
1-20
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
i
$1.1C
—$1
4-15
3-31
93%c
4-15
3-31
$1
2-1
1-15
—25c
4-15
4-
25c
4-15
4- 5
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
„
,
.
—
.006'A
9(4
1-15
2-
1
25c
2-
1
2-
5
1-24
1-17
2-17
25c
1-17
1
12-31
5c
1-31
1-15
$1
2-
1
1-16
$1.25
2-
1
1-16
(s-a)
$25c
cents
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-10
51c
—
Foundation
from
2-
37'Ac
(quar.),
2-
1
1-10
52'/Ac
2-
1
1-10
53 Vic
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
55'Ac
583Ac
$32'Ac
$37'Ac
31'Ac
37^0
2-18
3-
1
3-
1
2-18
2-1
1-15
2-
1-15
1
1
2- 3
$3
7- 1
6- 2
$15c
1-30
1-15
22c
3-
1
2-
3
20c
65c
2-
1
1-
2
2-
1
$1.12Va
2-
1
1-20
1-20
75c
3-
,
Fund—
income plus
profits)
from investment
cents
9
1-27
35c
—
Institutional
2-20
37'Ac
(quar.)
1-15
Interlake Steamship
1-15
International
securities
ment
income
plus
1-21
6(4
1-31
1-10
$1.50
4- 1
4'A(4
,
2-15
Securities
Inter-Ocean
1-2
60c
(quar.)__;__
2-17
35c
(quar.)—,
3-15
3-1
2-4
3-15
50c
3- 4
$2
3- 3
2-24
18c
*2-21
2- 3
(s-a)
(quar.)
f
«
$5
$1.75
3-25
4-1
5c
,
,
•,
.2-14
2-14
,
1-21
1-21
—
50c
class
50c
Stock
A
Business Machines
Utilities
Resources
cents
from
Trust
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
Corp.
$13c
sale
1
1-10
1-30
1-10
2-
1-28
1-
e
3-
1
2- 5
25c
(quar.)—
$1.75
3-
1
2- 7
21c
2-28
1-31
Fund—
of
income
and
securities)-—__
Island)
common—
(quar.)
—
1-21
$1.75
2-
1
37'Ac
5-
1
4-21
25c
(Rhode
5-
1
4-21
37'Ac
(quar.)_
8- 1
7-21
&
$4.22 preferred
7-21
10-20
25c
Gas
1
li- i
11-
l
10-20
45c
3-
1
1-30
5.(4
3-10
1-30
$1.05
2- 1,
1-10
$1.09
2-
25c
—
(quar.)
37'Ac
—
Electric,
com.
(quar.)
Stock dividend. (Subject to authorization
of State authorities)
$4.36
2^-21
3-14
Corp.—
pfd. (quar.)
Extra
Iowa-Illlnois
1
2 Ya%
Co, 7 (4
cents from net Investment
18
7
4-
2(4
dividend
International
Investors
—
1
(stock dividend)
•Intermotional
-
(quar.)
preference
Harvester
(3
3-
50c
Corp.
4(4
preferred
(s-a)
Interior Breweries, Ltd.—
2- 1
2-1
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co
3-14
12'/2C
securities
profits)
Interchemical
1-15
2- 1
50c
from
12c
International
(quar.)__,
nonvoting (year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
2-
45c
preferred (quar.)
4.42(4
preferred (quar.)
4.70(4 preferred (quar.)
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd, com. (quar.)
$1.50 conv. partic. pfd. (quar.)
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand, common (quar.)__
6(4
preferred fs-a)_
AIngram &: Bell, Ltd, 60c preferred (quar.)__
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—1
2-3
56Vic
Pacific Tea Co. of America
1-25
2-
50o
(quar.)
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
30c
(New York)
1-25
2-15
(quar.)
Y.)
Co, common
preferred
3-5
Realty, class A (quar.)
is
Power
50c
;
Batteries, Inc.
National Bank
Great Atlantic
7(4
Rubber
2-15
20c
4-1
4-1
2- 1
2- 1
66c
$1.25
(quar.)
Tire &
3
1-17
$i
Extra
3- 7
4-1
53V8C
dividend)
(quar.)
3-
1-15
2-
$1.50
Idaho Power, common (quar.)___
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)______
3-7
3-7
3-7
3-7
1-20
1-20
Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Rubber
Goodall
Goodman
3-26
1-31
(quar.)
4-1
50c
55c
59%c
$0.578125
(stock
,
2- 3
2-26
62 Ac
(quar.»__
com.
.
2
(quar.)
1-10
&
Gold & Stock
3
1
—_—
A
2- 1
3-31
Republican Insuranoe Co. of
America,
(semi-annual)
Globe
3
1-
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
(13
——
—
1-
1
2-
25c
$1.06'4.
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
1
Institutional Growth Fund (8c from invest¬
(P. H.) Co, com. (increased quar.)
4sa (4
1-31
1-20
1
2-
25c
C
series A pfd.
series B pfd.
4(4
4(4
1-15
—
4(4(4
Globe
2- 1
3-25
2-25
2-
1-
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp. pfd. B
Hydro-Power Corp. (initial quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
2-15
30c
1-15
2-28
1
(quar.)
$1.27'A
preferred (quar.)
Co.
'3- 1
1-13
1
2-
,
—.
5.10(4
1-15
2- 1
50c
(quar.)
—_—
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5(4, preferred (quar.)
Gentral Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
4.80(4
preferred
(quar.)_
-—___
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp., eomftlon (quar.)__
4.40(4
preferred
(quar.)_
4.75(4
preferred
(quar.)
4.25f4
preferred
(quar.)
—
5.28(4
preferred
(quar.)___—^—
General Waterworks Corp, 5(4 pfd. (quar.)
Gillette
>
1-24
1-27
2-
1-10
—
preferred
Glatfelter
t20c
50o
(quar.)♦
Genei-al Shoe Corp.,
2-10
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
1- 6
1-6
1-17
1-17
—__
1-31
Terminal.,Warehouse & Cold Storage
4.08(4
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities
2-15
3-14
5
1
Class B (quar.)___
Foods & Industries (stock divid.)
Refrigerator (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick
General Motors Corp.
(quar.)
1-28
2-
Hunt
1-13
1-15
1-17
2-17
1-10
1
1-15
Hubshman Factors, class A (quar.),__—12'A'c
1-10
City Steel,
7
45c
1-15
1-17
1-17
2-6
3-3
2-3
1-31
2- 1
3-15
2-10
50c
:
1-
37'Ac
1-31
1-31
$1
10c
15c
50c
50c
preferred (quar.)
Gate
2- 1
1
2-
2- 1
30c
,
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)__—
(quar.)_
Gardner-Denver Co., com. (increased quar.)
5.(4
1-11
2-
2-14
Lighting & Power Co.—
$4 preferred (quar.)
;
Houston
1-15
1-10
Houston
2-20
(2- 1
1-10
1-31
1-10
4(4
preferred (quar.)
3:,i'4
preferred (quar.)
12-27
••"•2- 1
2
1-31
1
53^80
Household Finance Corp, common
4.40(4 preferred (quar.)
12-27
87'%c
1-
(quar.50c
common
(quur.)__
25c
Inc. (N.
Extra
preferred
4(4
1-28
22c
•
1-31
$$2.50
& Co,
Co.
1-15
3-
(N. Y.)
Co.
(Joseph)
-1-28
Securities Corp
•
Hardart
(f.
1-20
1
1
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Horn
1-15
2-1
2-
2-
1
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Ball «fc Bearing Co.
Border's, Inc. (quar.)
A.i
1-15
1
2-
Hoover
(Geo.
2-
3-
i
Electrochemical,
55c
2-
3-31
preferred
2-26
1-20
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
3-20
2-13
3-15
(quar.)
15c
Hlnde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
$45c
Hofmann Industries (initial s-a)
>
5c
Holly Stores, 5'4 conv. preferred (quar.31V}c
Holly Sugar Corp, common (quar.)__
38c
5',4 convertible preferred (quar.)
37'Ac
Holt Renfrew <fc Co, $5 1st pfd. (s-a),
$$2.50
1-17
2-14
1-24
1
5c
30o
Manufacturing
10(4
3
15c
56'Ac
15c
45c
10c
Powder Co, 5(4
pfd.
Hershcy Chocolate Corp.—
4'A(4 preferred A (quar.)
12-31
3-1
3-14
50c
(reduced)—
(Mich.)_
1-31
35c
$12'Ac
.
(quar.)__
Hercules
6(4
$1
3-
8
(quar.i
56'Ad
.
40c
2-
75c
56'/ic
Heppenstall Co, 4Va(4 preferred (auar.)____
Hercules Galion Products, com. (quar.)
6(4
conv.
preferred (quar.)
7(4
preferred (quar.)
Hormel
5(4
—
50C
1-
(quar.)__
common
933Ac
1
t30c
Gamblc-Skogmo,
4-
1-27
Light,
40c
Hussman
4-
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hemcnway Furniture
1
$30c
preferred (quar.)
Fundamental' Investors Inc. (from
profits payable in cash or stock)
$1
2-14
Electric
preferred
2-
1-10
1
2-24
:
Hartz (J. F.) Ltd, class A (quar.i
Hat Corp. of America, 4'A (4 pfd.
Haydoek Fund (quar.)
Hecht Company, common (quar.)
2-
$12'Ac
$$1.12'A
(quar.i-...—
1st
$3.50
nine
3-10
4(4
-
Industrial
Fulton
each
1-15
4-
2-15
1-16
1*16
7
1
2-
25c
2-15
2- 1
1-27
1-27
1-27
7
2-
;
.
fcr
Corp. (quar.)__,
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
2
2-
40c
Square,
35c
20c
1-
2-28
2-28
Harshaw
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
(quar.)
dividend
87'Ac
530c
(quar.)
1-31
1-31
$0,663
held
Home Insurance Co.
—
preferred
Grace
(final)
93%c
32'Ac
<quar.)_
Trailer Co.—
Gabriel
$2
1-10
2- 1
2- 1
(quar.)
of
20%
1-10
1-30
—
dividend
Stock
Manufacturing
30c
1-10
15c
preferred
4Va(4
Fruit
V
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
75c
$1.75
:
Fuller
$1.25
1-15
I- 2
5c
Extra
Freimari (A. J.) Ltd., common
Frito
(quar.)
(N. Y.i—
dividend (one share
4'A(4
5
15c
Harnschfeger
Higble
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-17
$1.13
1-31
2-10
56Y4C
12-27
J.)«—
Franklin Stores Corp;
6-17
$1.06
1-11
1-30
$2
(quar.)
3-17
(E. I.) de Nemours
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Dti Pont to. of Canada (1956) Ltd.
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80<4
I.)
L.
1
$1
2-27
2-
1- 2
(quar.i
Hanover Bank
6c
1
87'Ac
3-15
1-31
2-14
15c
preferred
9c
4.-
25c
preferred
1-31
$1
—
N.
(Franklin
Bank
9-29
35c
——
(quar.):
2-21
2-17
series
National
Goodyear
(quar.)
3-10
17c
series
Income
7-
$1.25
$3
35c
50c
50c
Corp., common
Dover
Corp.,
Bond
Franklin
$1.75
50c
(quar.).
Extra
1-17
Franklin Custodian Funds—
3-15
5.30(4
1-17
2-20
2- 5
3c
class A
Hartford
2- 1
2-15
1-31
(quar.)
1-17
3- 3
1-15
.
—
Co,
B
2- 1
2- 1
& Machine Corp.—•
3-16
4-
H-DA
Oil
Class
shares
1-15
2-$
3c
Hart-Schaffncr & Marx
60c
Common
3-16
1-17
Series
Hancock
4-11
1
$$1.25
C-7
1-28
J35c
Tubing Corp. (stock dividend)—__
Machinery & CMtemical Corp.—
3 :!4(4
preferred
fquar.)
______
Foote-Bros. Gear
Ltd,
Co,
3- 1
Food
1
4-
25c
Co.
Motel,
4-1
2-20
$1.12%
Series
1-10
2-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.—
Funds,
$3!ic
7(4 pfd. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
5MA'4
preferred (quar.)
Foundation Co.
(N. Y.)
(stock
Ropes & Wire Cloth,
Aircraft
Fleetwood
Cotton
preferred
1-31
4-30
17.',ac
75c
2-28
10(4
1-15
1-15
5(4
■
62Vac
common..
4c
•;
1
Ltd.—
Dominion Tar <fc Chemical Ltd., com.
Dougias
dividend
2-
25c
;
—
Oilcloth & Linoleum,
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp.,
Donald
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.)
National Bank
(Jersey City,
First
$25c
Ltd., common
—$15c
pref.
(quar.)
t37'Ac
Oil Fields (monthly)—
_
25c
Monthly
12-31
2'4
common
on
30c
Firth Sterling, Inc.,
2-15
Bros,
Stock
1-15
40c
Stock
dividend
$3:preferred (quar.)
3-15
2-1
7'Ac
First National City Bank (N. Y.)
;
Stock
6
4-1
Fifth Ave., Inc., 6(4 preferred (quar.)__
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)___
6
Fabrics
Increased
Halic
1-20
$3
(quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (from capital gains)—_
6
conv.
Dominion
2-20
1-31
2%
1-
$20c
—
5(4 preferred (s-a)
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)
20c
common
on
1-
(from
-
Dominguez
dividend
Stock
1
for
security profits payable in cash or stock)
Shares, Inc. (quarterly from net
investment income)
—
Dobbs Houses
(quar.),
;
——.—
Dodge Manufacturing, common (quar.)
$1.56 preferred (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5(4 preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd, (quar.)—
1-20
3-14
28%c
40c
5-19
9
Chemicals & Controls-
1-22
—
1
50c
1
Hagan
1-22
(quar.)_^_—__
2-
1-10
5-
2-7
Paper Products
2-
2-1
2
2-10
551
1
3
6-
2-10
Fidelity &; Deposit Co. of Maryland
Dividend
Dominion
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-10
2-14
$30c
3:M(4
2-
1
Quarterly
2-28
Board
2-
2-
3-10
2-
1-20
1-15
(monthly)
*
3
2- 1
1-30
iquar.)
Ass 'it
12%C
$1,25
i.
6-
3-1
20c
2-
20c
(quar.)—
Stock Fund
Extra
Bearings
Mortgage
1-15
3-
3-10
2-10
135c
1-31
1-24
$30c
$1.50
—
1-24
12c
(quar.)
2-10
$1.25
2-
(quar.)_
7»Ac
^
Quarterly
2-17
—-
50c
depositary.
Diveo-Wayne
(annual)
40c
Dennison Mfg., voting com.
Common "A"
Detroit
4.60(4
Co.
$1.75
—
2-10
1-17
1-17
2-10
2-1Q
3-1
1-31
.2- 3
40c
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
1-15
3- 1
1-7
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
—_
preference (quar.)
$1.75
:———
—
preferred (quar.)
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3%% preferred (quar.)—
Dallas Power & Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$4.24 preferred
(quar.)
—
412(4 preferred (quar.)
Davenport Water Co., 5(4 pfd. (quar.)
—
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.) .
Dayton & Michigan RR., •omnion (s-a)——
8% preferred (quar.)
Dean Phipps Stores, common—__
—
5%% preferred
(quar.)
Delaware Power & Light (increased
2- 1
1-24
1
50c
conv.' pfd.
common
(quar.)
Hamilton
Compress & Warehouse (quar.)—__
Federal Grain Ltd., class A (irreg.)
Class B (irreg.)___
4(4
TJc
12-31
12-31
2-17
1-31
3- 1
$5
2-13
Federal
Insurance
5(4
3-14
1
2-10
2-
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
1-20
2-13
_____—
$1.16
American Sugar—
Cuban
1-17
3- 1
(quar.)
$1.31 »A
10c
4la%
1-17
1-31
1-31
—6c
(quar.)
Asphalt Products
$1.06
10c
International, $1 class A (quar. )
Curtiss Candy,
Federal
Co.
1-15
25c
B
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Y.i
N,
1
$7%c
.
2- 7
Life Insurance Co.—
Traders
(Syracuse,
2-
$1.12'A
Cork <fc Seal,
Crown
Farmers &
Fate-Root-Heath
Co,
1
4-
$5
32V'ac
Industry Shares—
net
investment income____
1-31
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
37'Ac
$1.06'A
93:,4C
.(quar,)—
Crown Cork
Co.
1-31
45c
(quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing Co.. Ltd.
Crossett Co., class A (quar,)
Class B
Bros.
12-30
$1.13
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$4.40 2nd preferred (quar.).,—.
Transportation
From
.»
1-30
$1.04
——
$3.75
Continental
Class
Growth
2-14
$1.12'.A
25c
—
6(4
Company,
2-14
2'A%
60c
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
$4.16 preferred (quar.),
$4.50
1-15
2-14
2'/2'4
(quar,)
(quar.),
Faistaff Brewing Corp.
Fairbanks
$1.25
Gas
Gross Telecasting,
2-28
Flexible
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
Products
1-17
.
_
Griesedieck
1-24
1-16
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
5'/a
preferred
35C
Consolidated Dearborn Corp.—
Increased
prior
50c
(s-ai_
1-15
4c
•4'fce *M
(annual)___
1-15
2-14
——
3-14
5',,
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
dividend
1-31
4-
dividend
Bay &s Western RR,
2-28
preferred (quar.),
15c
5(4 -2nd preferred (quar.i—62^0
Erlaitger Mills Corp., common (quar.i....—_
20c.
1
2-
Stock
1-31
2-15
2-15
30o
(quar.)
Greenfield Tap & Die (irreg.)
Green (H. L.) Co. (quai1.)
40c
47'Ac
$2
•
Green
1-3
2- 1
4(4
1
55c
1
(quar.
1-3
Holdera
Payable of Reo.
$12'Ac
Corp.
2- 1
1st
Evans
B (quar. i
Western Financial
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
dividend
Stock
6(4
3-14
1
9
$l2'Ac
Class
Great
2- 1
Employers Group Associates iquar.)
60c
Enamel Ar Heating Products, Ltd., class A
110c
4(z
preferred (s-a)
$5c
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
12'/2C
60c preferred (quar.),
—15c
Equitable Gas, common (quar.)
40c
4.50';
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12(b
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
50c
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., 7'4 pfd. (quar.)
87VaC
Erie & Forge Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
10c
2-
51 Vac
< quar.
$2.06 preferred
Stock
1-15
$1.18:,4
(quar.-._^_
Empire District Elec. Co., 4%(A
5preferred (quar.)—
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y. )—
2-
Light & Power—
$2.20 preferred
Mfg.
*
Share
Great West Coal Co, Ltd.—■
50c Class A
(quar.)__
1
2-
50c
$1.12'A
25c
of Amcr. (quar.)
11c
Concord Natural Gas Corp.—
Connecticut
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp.
Emhart
2-28
2- 1
$1.75
$1.50
preferred B (accum.).;
;
Products Co., common (quar.),,...,.,,
4V4'/c
prclerred (quar.—
$1.37'A
(quar.}-..
preferred
preferred
514((
25c
—
$6
Ekco
10c
Electric—
4'A%- preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).,
4.65(o
6
4-
2-
7'/aC
(quar.)
preferred (quay.)..,
Eastern States Corp. (Md.), $7 pfd. (accum.)
$1.16
Ohio
Southern
&
3-14
Name of Company
1-15
1-20
25c
(quar.)
(stock div.i
Columbia Terminals Co.. G'.o
Columbus
1
4- 1
Racing Association, common
$1
3-17
When
Par
of Reo.
2- 1
'
1
60c
Columbia Pictures Corp., com.
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Holders
Payablb
Eastern
2-
31 Vic
—
(quar.I—
System, Inc.
Share
-
Kootenay Power, Ltd., 7(4 pfd. (actum./
i$1.75
Eastern Industries, common (quar.)—10c
70c conv. preferred (quar.)
171,ic
Extra
(quar.)
Columbian Carbon Co.
—
—
,< "
East
$1.25
Power Co.—
(monthly)
of Company
When
Per
.
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Burlington
Chicago,
Cincinnati
Holders
When
Par
,,.v.
Name of Company
(461)
(quar.)——;
preferred (quar.)
—
8-
1
1-10
10
The Commercial
(462)
Per
•
'
Name
Share
of Company
Iowa Public Service,
4.20%
preierred
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)—:r.——
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Ironrite,
Irving Trust Co.
pfd. (quar.)
13 b,c
37 %c
—.—.__*_—25c
*„
L.)
tP.
1
2-14
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
McKee
1-31
1-17
McLean
1-20
3
2-
2-
1
1-31
1
1-17
Jantzen, Inc., common (quar.)*——x**—5% preferred (quar.)..— —«—,———
Jersey Central Power A Light—
2-
1
1-15
preferred (quar.)
Jervis Corp. (quar.)__
.
Co.
Tea
(quar.j
dividend
Stock
...
(Earle
Jorgcnsen
Saman
M.)
shares
of
class A
class
of
15c
SOc
.-*——2*?
(increased quar.)____
25c
%■
:
,
1
3-
1
f
4.50%
Inc.
(quar.)—
preferred
4%%
Kerr
income
(quar.)
Fund
1
Monthly
Ketchum
King
&
3-
2-14
3-
Mission
Kiugsburg Cotton Oil,
Common
common——
—_—:x__**—.——.———.**—*_
Kobaeker
Kresge
Kress
(S.
S2.50
S.)
H.)
7%
non-cum.
Kromex
pfd. (quar.)——,
2nd preferred (quar.).;——(quar.)-
Corp.
Kuhlman Electric,
—
5%%
(quar.)—
pfd. A
li'Aiglon
Anparel. Inc.
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.):
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn,
La
Crosse
Laundry
Laura
:
—
———
Secord
Candy
—
Ltd,
Shops,
(quar.)—
————■
———
——
A
Tire
Corp.
Lees (James) A Sons Co.,
——
_
(quar.)_
—
3.85% pfd. (quar..)
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Lehman Corp.—
($1.30 capital gains dividend plus
from
investment
3-
1
preferred
Diablo
National
4-
1
2-
1
$1.75
10c
5-
1
2-
2-
4,64%
1-18
10c
2-10
(quar.)
Co.
3
$25c
3-
1
SI.12%
2-
1
1-17
preferred
Casket
3-
1
2-15
2%'%
-
Miami
—:—
58c
2-
1
25c
2-15
1-27
Plymouth
Rubber
Scale,
Lumber, Ltd.,
1-31
44c
1-30
1-
2-28
2-14
S2
2-24
2-
8-25
8-
5
Quarterly
$2.50
2-24
2-
5
Quebec
Air
York
$5
Brake
60c
Co.
1-27
(quar.).
-
•
(s-a)*—.,-1*****-—*********
Insurance
(s-a)_*
Co.
(quar.)
Cloth
„
Groceterias
Preferred
*__
Joint
Pipe,
Common
(monthly)
:
Lager
Lynch
Carrier
Breweries
-
1
2-
4%
1
2-14
$1
1-31
1-20
$1
2-28
(s-aj
3-21
Ohio Leather
30c
2-
1
1-10
Oklahoma
35c
2-
1
1-10
$1.24
2-
1
1-13
Okonite
$1.04
2-
1
1-13
Olin
.
$2.50
2-15
2-
3-12
2-
4
6c
10c
1
Corp.,
1-17
Managed
—
2-
1
RR.,
Funds
(quar.)
25c
3-17
2-28
2-10
20c
20c
22-
1
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-
preferred
(accum.)
Metal
6-18
3-
1
2-15
oc
Manning, Maxwell
Massachusetts
—
Shares—
& Moore
Indemnity
(quar.)__;
&
Life
;
(1 sh.
Massachusetts
for each 3
Investors
1-22
1-22
2-10
1-22
35c
3-10
2-20
3-15
3-
1-29
1-22
Insurance
Quarterly
Stock div.
2-10
2-10
6c
—
7c
20c
Shares
shs. held)—
(special dis¬
tribution of net realized long-term capital
gains from portfolio transactions
during
-
Massawippi Valley RR.
Matthiessen & Hegeler
Maytag
McOabe
Class
McCall
Co.,
$3
pref.
Grain,
A
LtcL,
(quar,)__
Corp.
(s-a)—
$3
B
(quar.)
McCormick
pfd.
i
(quar.)
class
A
—
1
12-31
1-31
1-15
2-
15c
-
(quar.)
B
2-
125c
(quar.)
140c
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
2-28
1-10
1-31
(s-a)
(quar.)—
50c
2-28
2-14
62%C
.
(quar.;
Class
12-31
jl5c
class
McCord Corp., common
$2.50
preferred
Co., 5%
A
2-18
75c
(quar.)—
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd.
A
,
i7C
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger,
5
Trust
1957) '
7-21
3-28
.•3-14
$2.50
2-
5%
3-15
2-14
:
4-
3-
162 %c
2
2-14
2-
20c
2-
1-20
1-31
1-17
1%C
1-31
1-17
3
J75c
;
1-13
1-13
1-23
-2-1
1-
3
3-
1
2-15
50c
2-15
1-24
4%
1-22
1-
45c
2-
1-10
Reichold
7
37 %c
6
2-
1
2-
1
4-
1
3-14
1-31
Al-16
$1.50
20c
2-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
Reynolds
2-
1
1-10
Class
25c
4-1
4%%
2-1
1-17
25c
1-30
1-10
1-31
River
3-21
S$l.
1-17
1-31
2-
1
3-
1
6-
1
5-16
•,
1-31
1
3
(quar.j*
125c
2-14
2-14
2-15
2-
$2.25
1-27
200% "•
F (quar.)*—-.
preferred H. (quar.)*
2-15
2-15
-
.t
B
preferred
2-15
2-15
Scarfe
25c
Penn
Pennsalt
conv.
Chemicals
4-
5%
4-
50c
1
1
-
7.
1-15
3-19
2-14
1-31
1-17
10c
-
2-17
$$1.19
2-
1-30
1
12-31
1
1-10
3-
5
2-14
90c
3-
5
4%
1-31
1-
30c
2-
1
1-10
31 '4c
2-
1
1-15
2-14
3
3*
1
2-14
$1.02%
3-
1
2-14
$1.18%
3-
1
2-14
$1.02%
3-1
2-14
$1.23%
3-
1
2-14
%c
2-
1
1-23
$1.16
2-
1
$1.18
4-
1
3-24
$1.44
4-23
4-14
-
22
(quar.).
1-23
2-
3
1-22
35c
1-31
1-10
6%
1-31
******
30c
2-10
1-31
*_
7c
3-
2-11
_
1-
1
2
7c
3-
1
2-11
68 %c
3-
1
2J11
40c
3-
1
2-15
25c
2-10
1-^0
15c
2-14
1-31
*
;*.,
**
2-14
1-31
50c
1-31
1-
3
$1
1-31
1-
3
3
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2rl7
25c
2-
1
1-20
Co.,
preferred
25c
2-15
1-24
33c
2-15
1-24
2-15
1-24
?45c
t$1.50
50c
40c
2-17
1-
class
A
A
50c
(quar.)***
(quar.)
1-31
1-11
3-15
2-
7
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
$20c
*
$15c
$35};(C
*.
2-
1
134%e
25c
—
3
1-30
2-
1
2
1-15
1-15
2-10
.
1-15
1-20
2-10
2714c
*
;__**_
27 Vac
1-20
2-
1
1-17
5-
—
1
4-17
27 %c
8-
1
7^17
75c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
85C
2-
1
1-17
Paper Co.—
(quar.)*
_
Securities
Acceptance
'
5%-
preferred
-
Corp,
Co.
91 V4c
4c
(Omaha)
(quar.)
Security Banknote
$1
35e
(quar.)
(Del.)
(quar.)
Selected American Shares (from
capital
From
in
cash
investment
stock).
income
Shareholders Trust
Optional in cash
Shawinigan
Common
Sheraton
Water A
class
Corp.
1-23
1
3-10
1
3-10
1-31
1-17
1*1
gains
10c
1- 2
26c
3-15
25c
3-15
2-25
15c
;
1-29
23c
Boston
1-29
10c
...
*
1-30
12-31
1-30
12-31
67c
com.
(quar.)
12-31
2-25
America
tl7c
2-25
1-15
133 VaC
A
of
1-31
4-
stock
Power Co.,
1-17
1-31
2-13
4-
(quar.)^
of
or
1
1
10c
or
Serrick Cor))., class A
Class B (quar.)
2-
2-15
3-
31%c
com.
...
1-15
2-
(reduced)**
(extra)
$3.40 preferred
payable
32 %c
Ltd.,
preferred (quar )
Scotten Dillon Co.
(quar.j
Seovill Mfg.. 3.65%'
preferred
Seaporcel Metals (quar.)
1-24
7%c
common
$4
1-20
1-
2-14
.
3114 c
(quar.)
Scott
:
2-28
$1
20c
*
1-24
—
FoodS,
Scott A Fctzer
-
*
(increased)—.—*
Fine
A
5%%
1-15
3-19
Hampshire7
preferred
Corp.
1 31
20c
10c
(quar.)
Preferred
(quar.)*
Investment Co. (Phila.) —
$4 non-cum
1-31
5c
common
1-15
1-28
6
90c
Stock Dividend.:
'
Schwitzcr Corp.
-.
514% prcferred A (quar.)..*
5%% preferred A (quar.)
1-24
Ltd.,
1
1
(quar.)*.
Schenley Industries, Inc.
1-24
2-15
Pennman's
2-
45c
1*
:*
preferred (quar.)***
Ltd., com. (quar.).
preferred fAtar.)
preferred (quar.)
5y4%
1-24
2-15
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
1-17
1-17
2-
convertible
5%%
1-24
30c
-
preferred
1-31
2-15
2-15
$1
common
(quar.)
2-15
9
2-
"(quar.j
_*_**_;
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)—_***___**
1-24
27'4 c
;
A
class
Ross Gear & Tool
1-24
28 V'h c
common
35c
2%
**■*
Salada-Shirril'f-Horscy,
(quar.)
$1
Corp.,
1-15
(quar.t
*
lrl5
30c
A
1
(quar.t
Quarterly
Peninsular Telephone—
preferred
2-
preferred
5prior preferred (quar.)
Peerless Insurance
(Keene, New
Power,
SAW
31 %c
:
1-29
1-24
preferred
******
1-
2-
preferred K (quar.-)—*„
2-14
preferred
(quar.)
1-29
2-13
.*
(quar.)*
1
34%c
Palestine Economic Corp
Pan American World
Airways, Inc.
Park Chemical Co., common
(quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co. (quar.)
Extra
J.
1-20
2-17
-
preferred J
$1.25
*
1
90c
(quar.)*
1-31
37 %c
(quar.j
2-21
2-
35c
**_——_
I
3-
4.50%
Pcabody Coal Co.,
dividend)*
preferred
SI.25
4.36%
Pacific Hawaiian Products
Extra
- (stock
Rice' Mills
5%%
1
3-10
3-14
20c
;*
—*
1-21
1
20c
(quar.)—*
Class
Pacific Intermountaln Express
(quar.)
Stock dividend
(subject to the approval of
the SEC)
Pacific Lighting Corp.
12-20
12-20
4-
50c
Rohr
1-15
*
1-27
1-27
J15c
Aircraft Corp.
(quar.):
Roosevelt Raceway.(stock dividend)
Roxbury Carpet; CoT, equar.)
*
Hitter Finance, class A
(increased)
1-15
1S1.75
;
25c
preferred
Rogers
1-20
—«
1
1-22
1-22
*„_
<((par.%
**_**_„*.%
4.75% preferred B (quar.)_*_*■*
5%% Conv. preferred C (quar.)—
;
2-10
2-
5%
(quar.)
1
1
A (quar.)—*__*_
J.)'Tobacco, com. (quar,)—
(R.
Brand
4.65%
Electric Co.—,
preferred
1-22
22-
preferred
B
Rockland Light <fc
1-2
3-
U5c
:
1
$15c
„**:
4.95%
2-14
$1.12%
Corp. (Del.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
1-15
2-
**_:*-*_*__**!*_***_*„.
4.10%
2-14
$1.06 %
(quar.)*
2-25
50c
(quar. 1
4.10%
1-15
3-10
$1.06%
*
1-15
12-21
55c
(quar.-)—__-*_*
Riverside Cement Co., pfd. (quar.)*-*
*****
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp,—
1-10
50c
;.*__*
2-
1
*.*
_**_„•
dividend
25c
$1.12%
;
1-25
25c
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.) *_,*
Reynolds Aluminum Co of Canada, Ltd.—
1st 4%%
preferred (quar.)
**—„—_
Reynolds Metals Co.—
1-20
50c
**„_.^._
12c
Reliable Insurance, Co. (Dayton)
(quar.j
Reliable Stores Corp. (quar.)**
Reliance Electric &v
Engineering (quar.)*—
1-20
28%c
25c
(quar.)
2-14
2-14
*__—*_
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
12-23
40c
47 %c '
preferred
1
1
Chemicals, Inc. (increased )**
Stock
1-17
22c
com.
1951
3-
87 %c
—...
Rike-Kuihler Co.
(quar.)*,
series (quar.)'**
1
3-
(quar;•)**—_
(quar.)
Red Owl Stores
1-17
1
Co.
(quar.j**
Quarterly
3
25c
:_**
4.80%
6%
1
25c
1
2-
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of
America-
1st, preferred
4%%
6% preferred (quar.)****
5% % preferred (quar.)
Inc.—
Investment
.1-21
4%
Pacific Finance
Pacific Gas
6-30
2-
$2 Vac
50c
1
1-10
1:10
1
$1,171/2
(quar.)**
1
J15c
quar.)
dividend
common
8-
dividend
Company
Stock
3-18
$1.25
Shares
Special
convertible
America,
2-
Co.
preferred
of
$3.50
:
_*■_„
Oxford Paper Co., $j> preferred
8
3-31
Corp.
$3.50
Electric—
(increased
corn-,
Stock
-
Petroleum
%%
Outlet
8
125c
(quar.)
5%
1-
1-17
Extra
Raymond Concrete'Pile (increased J
Reading Co., common (quar.j
Over-the-Countcr Securities Fund—
$1.0614
Radio
7
"7
1-27
:*
7% preferred
(quar. I
Opelika Manufacturing Co
2-28
420c
t25e
—
33-
25c
Omar, Inc., 4%% pfd. A (quar.)*
Ontario Loan & Debenture (extra)
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com.
1-15
Ltd.—
priority shares
priority shares
Central
13114c
si
com,
1
1
25c
(quar.t*
Mathieson Chemical,
4%%
1-20
2-14
2-
1-31
1
$ 15c
_—*_****--
2-10
*
4%% cony, preferred 1.951 series
(quar.)**
Oliver Corp.—
3
(quar.)
-
4-
25c
(quar.)*.
A-
tquar.j **......:
Co.
**__,*,
Co.
Gas
Common
1
6
2-15
+35c
—
Participating
1" 4%
1-13
2-20
1-
7
4-
3-20
1
Holdings, Ltd.—
Mailman
Maiue
3-31
1
3
1-31
Hoc
Co.
(quae.)
Products Ltd.—
Purina
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4% pref,
(quar.)
Nunu-Bush Shoe Co. (quar,)***
:_*__***__
4-
2-
3-
2-
7c
Randall
(Hartford)****
__xn—
SI
$1.11
2-14
• -
,.
2-
Inc.—_*_„*_
(annual)
Partic. class A
,
Share's,
Ralston
**_'
Quarterly
2-17
3-10
.
90c
(annual).—
1-16
*
(quar.)
1-17
3-
1
C.)
1-15
Airlines,
$1
$1.25
—
B
2-20
4-
Milk
Common
Northwestern States Portland Cement-
1-15
1
*—
Class
3-5
2-15
N.
Distribution
2-10
*_
conv.
Extra
2-
1
$1.05
2-1
Ohio
Extra
,
3-
prefeired B (quar.)
!
Chef-Food Giant Markets, Inc.,
preferred (initial)—
Conv.
2-
'
/
5c
8
3-17
'
$1.06'4
25c
common (quar.)*—*„-_
preferred (quar.)*******
Northwest Engineering Co,—
>
Class A
(quar.)
„*___:*
2-
1
4-
.
40c
***'•__—_______
93%c
Illinois
Northwest
2-
1
*
partic. preferred
Conv.
2-
2-22
(quar.)
Systems
1
3-
(quar.)
MacGregor Sports Products (quar.)
MacMiilan-& Bloedel Ltd., class B (extra)—
Macy <R. H.) A Co.—
4>4% preferred A (quar.)
*_*
—
4%
conv.
4.60%
25c
(quar.)
Lucky
3-
5
$1.75
*_*_
$3.50
***_
2-
_—__**■
1-15
Gas (quar. )———*»*_*
Telephone (quar.)
Northern RR./of New Hampshire
(quar.)
2-
3-
(monthly)
common
non-cumulative preferred
Louisville A Nashville RR.
Magic
$1.50
Co.,
Illinois
Northern
2-17
1
——1114c
—
5%
A.
$2.50
3-15
50c
—
R.
Corp., com. (quar.)**
pfd. (quar.)****—
13714c
—
*_*
Common
(monthly)
8% preferred (quar.)—:
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
:
Lorain Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Louisiana Power A Light, 4.96% pfd.
(quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)-.
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.
5%
Insurance
Northern
3-
Local Finance Corp. (Rhode Island
1, common
M.
Northeastern
15114c
a*—,.—
_*
Lock
1-17
—15114c
Ltd., common-:
1st preferred (quar.)—
2nd preference (quar.)——
Loblaw, Inc.
(quar.)
*
1-17
2-
1
(quar.)
15c
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)****„_
preferred (1956 series)
(quar.)*—
1
3-
Co.
2-' 1
Star
3
——
.
Loblaw
North American Coal Corp. (quar.)
North Carolina RR. Co., 7%
gtd. (s-a)
'f
7% Guaranteed (s-a)*.
2-
3-
4
1
1
25c
25c
3-
3-10
2-
3-10
iquar.)
Power
Quinte
1-21
$1.12%
$1.12 %
:
(quar.)
75c
—___
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Charlotte,
1-20
50c
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
North
1
1
35c
preferred (quar.
preferred
2-
2-
93 %c
_*_**—**_*—*_
50c
8714c
._—
B
$2.40
2-14
4-
15c
$1.75
*
.__*__**_
preferred (quar,)*
4.20%
(quar.)
Pyramid Life Insurance Co.
2
75c
(quar.)**—-*
Gas, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
7 \'i c
*
(quar.)____***_
Shipbuilding Corp.
preferred
4Va%
——
**_*__:
New York Wire
2-17
(quar.)
(reduced)—* '*__*_•
.
common**—i—l—xu*
Dock,
preferred
3.75%
3
4
5
$2
1-15
2-14
2-
(stock dividend)***—!**_
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
40c
York
Common
2-14
1-17
5%
4(4%
New York State Electric &
Cos.,
Class
Gamble
Common
Merchandise
(quar.)*
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)——$10c
(quar.)*
110c
preferred (quar.)S60c
Loblaw
3-10
&
1-31
Fire
3-31
Procter
3-10
New
12-31
4-
1-27
2-14
40c
pfd.
Ltd.,
7
4-15
10c
Progress Mfg. Co.
1
York
3-10
3-10
1
4-
York
$1
4-
2-15
.
12-26
$1
1-20
13 %c
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
4-
New
1-20
2-
(quar.)*_*_______**_
Co.
&
Gardner
35c
New York
10c
Prince
1-16
1
1-20
1
(quar.)***
3.60%
Electric," Ltd.
35c
*
New
?A
preferred
Brothers
Co., common (quar.)——
$2,40 preferred (quar.)_i
*_*'
New England Fund (23c from investment in¬
come plus 21c front capital
gains)—*
New
1-28
Price
8
Co.
25c
>
Meter
1-24
3
4.70%
4-17
1-
1-30
12 %c
common..*-**
1-24
3-
1
President
1-24
1
5-
Co.
Ltd.
Potomac Edison
1-31
3
:
common
preferred (quar, )_****
Co.. • ("stock
dividend),«.**
Pneumatic
$1.50
1-31
2-
3-
Pittston
1-15
1-31
1-31
7%
1-15
—:*■,
1-14
1-31
2-
3
1
Northern
———
__ —
2-
1-15
1
3
$1.25
(quar,) __***—„,—.—**_!*,—
/./7% preferred• t quar.);!*****-**!*—.!*„_*!.**'5
Pittsburgh & West Virginia R.v. (quar.)**—
Pittsburgli, Yomigstown & Ashtabula. Ry. Co.
1
Neptune
RR.—
Original capital
Special guaranteed
2i
2-18
1
32-
62 % c
*
Common
2-
1-31
Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)—,—————115c
Liggett A Myers Tobacco (quar.)—*
$1
Little
2-18
2',2%
Cc*
2-
$80c
?25c
1-31
—
1-li
l-LP
1
$1
(quar. )**_**....*——
Finance
25c
1-17
,
2-
56 %c
pfd. (quar.)
2-20
3%
5%% preferred (quar.)_**—_*%*.——_**—
6% preferred (quar.)_*_*L_***__*l_—_*
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
25c
Neaber
2-17
Printing Co., common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)*
_*_
Co. (quar.)
.
Industries
4———
1-15
preferred
Pioneer
25c
H5c
1
$3.50
2-15
1-31
1
4 2 Vac
—__
'.1-21
$25c
,,
1-27
2-28
CO
97 %c
*____
$4
(quar.)*—*:
$1.50
.
preferred (quar.)„__——*—*___
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)*
Phillips-Van Heusen, com. (stock div.)
5% preferred- (quar* 1
Pillsbury -Mills, Inc., ceiumon' (quar.
——
6c
(quar.)
Co.
95c
3.50%
6
6c
(quar.)—
$1.07%
'
25C
2-15
125c-
3-17
Litecraft
7
l-2fo
preferred B (quar,)—**—*——.—_
National Theatres Inc. (quar.)
2-17
40c
Link-Belt
2-
1-
1-17
6%
1-27
3-
$1
.
—
(quar.t—*
3.80%
(quar.)**——___*
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly '
*******_;_**_!„T*'**_*—*_
Philip Morris, Inc.
1-17
—
1-28
2-10
$1.1214
—
1-15
preferred5
preferred
(quar.)******__*_
$4.50
1
2-1
4.30%
National Lead Co.—
1-20
S15
————
Extra
1-10
7
National Electric Welding Machine Co. (quar.)
Electric Welding Machine Co.—
1
(quar.),———
Lincoln
1
1-
1
—
Rice Mills Ltd.
Preferred
1
1-10
2-
(quar.)—
1
1-12
3-
1-10
2-1
(quar.),!—*
preferred-
1
(quar.)*—T—
National Chemical & Mfg.
1-24
1-30
Lewis
1-10
1
(quar.)**—_**—*__
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
National
1
20c
2-
1
2-
Co.
4.40%
2-
4-15
2-15
I3%c
$1.47%
2-
-
4.68%
2-
-
Lerner Stares, 4%% preferred
Leslie Salt Co.
(quar.)*:
„
2-15
$1.17
$1.10
Corp.
3
2-
Airlines
(stock dividend)dividend payable in stock!J**———:
Biscuit Co.
National
1-15
30c
2-18
1
-
3-15
$1.75
Extra
1-30
$1.50
96»4c
25c
3
3-
Clemens Metal Products Co.—
National
17%c
income)—__—
common
Narragansett Electric Co., 4,,a%
.
preferred (quar.)*—.
preferred (quar.)—
:
3-
25c
$1.20
;
15c
Si.20
Rubber
6%
1-16
5%
(liquidating)—
35c
1-31
Mount
1-31
;
1-27
5-29
3-
*
1-20
3
2-14
5c
5c
25c
1
3
2-
75c
Mount Royal
3-
2-
25c
1-
2-28
1-31
1-10
25c
Petrolite
1-10
3-15
6-15
2-10
1-31
1-27
Mount
2-
1-31
2-20
2-1
Co.,
1-14
(1
2-10
$1.10
12c
2-
15c
1-
1-30
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—__***—
1-81
50c
13 Vac
50c
1-29
2-14
(quar.)
of Mission De¬
shares held)
share
(one
1-31
2-15
$2.12%
1-15
,
1-30
$1
2-15
.
1-23
1
__*_*—
2-15
tl5c
1-I7:
1
2-
2-15
1
(quar.)****
$1.05
1-15
3-15
__
2-
35c
—!
Power
6
2-
40c
Industries
40c
(quar.)—*
1
3-
1-28
2-10
(quar.)——
Co.
3-
7
(quar.)——_*_*__*——
Perkins Machine & Gear (quar.)
(quar.)———
Y.)
N.
Ptxooll Manufacturing
Philadelphia Electric
preferred
2-15
$1.25
Extra
Lee
4
——,—-
Lauieutide Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Class B (quar.)
——
5%
3-
Co.——!—
Cleaner Supplies
A
3-15
,—1———
—
dividend
Stock
4
& Ishpemipg RR.
Semi-annual
JLake Superior
Lanston
2-
3-14
2nd
non-cum.
2-14
2-15
1
———
Kroger Company Co., common (quar.)
—
j6% conv.. 1st preferred (quar.)——.**_—
7%
1
3-
3-28
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Pfaudlcr-Permutit
1
1
(quar. >***c_*„*_****w***Moody's Investors Service—
$3
participating preference
(quar.)—,r._
2-14
Co.
&
4.50%
$4.20
2-14
preferred
1
2-
preferred B
preferred C
Montana
5
3-12
—
1-16
2-
1-15
20c
(s-a)—*_____
2-
dividend
4.80%
2-14
3-
40c
50c
62"2e
50c
—:—
1
Ltd.
Jewellers,
Credit
1
**;
Moncngaheia Power Co.,
1-31
(quar.)
2-
<2-
1
20c
1
2-14
2-15
Co.
Peoples
1-21
$25
1-15
2-
iMc.)—-
3-
2-14
60e preferred (quar.)—"
15c
(quar.)—.***———;—20c
Stores
IS.
2-14
1
:j:25c
1
(quar.),___—*—
3-
Corp.
5c
Knudsen Creamery,
1
2-
36 '4c
2-14
8
(quar.)——
3-
$25c
(increased)**
Gas
3-
2-25
Department Stores
(S.)
$1
SI.10
2-
2-
(quar.)*——-—.*—*—;*__
1-31
(quar.)
3-
2-
15c
non-voting
velopment Co. for each 40
Missouri Natural Gas (quar.)
2-25
.■
voting'
Common
2-14
Inc.
Co.,
Mining
Stock
3-15
6c
6c
Common
2-14
5c
1-14
2-20
,
Co.
(initial).
7——*.
Production (irreg. )..*-_,******—
Bros.
Klein
————
1-17
1
1-15
32c
$1.18%
(monthly)———————
1
3-
37 !ac
1-
30c
——
(quar.)——*,—
common
1-20
(quar.-)Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
Permanente Cement
1-31
2-15
(quar.)**..-**-—$1.12%
preferred
Kentucky Utilities,
1-31
3-17
$1.0614
-.*-**-.
$1.06 V4
pfd. (quar.)*—
5c
(annual)_■*,,'■
Piping
90c
$1.06
.*__*
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.
1-31
Kansas
Kenuametal,
4.25%
2-
preferred
preferred
1-16
Mississippi Valley Public Service
City Power A Light—
L
preferred
(quar.)****—_*•
95c
4% preferred (quar. t_—*—____*_*.—.***.■■;
$1
4.20%
preferred (quar.)——$1.05
4.35% preferred (quar.).——
$1.08%
7
3-1
_*_*—*-
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
1-21
Minnesota <fc Ontario Paper
3.80%
4.24 %
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4%%
,
——
,*
2-7
1-16
Midwest
Mineral
and
63c
payable
1957 net realized
1
1-15
of Rec.
net
1-31
2-14
shares
l«0
12-30
1
33 VzC
2-14
Minneapolis
investments)
2-
—
3
income
stock from
or
on
45c
—
2-28
Holders
t5c
1
3-
15c
Light & Power, Ltd., common..**—
SI preferred (quar.)—
Michigan Central RR.
(s-a»
;—-—
Michigan Gas & Electric. 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
2-25
undistributed
1957
$1.18%
Mexican
1-10
When
Payable
,
Share
*
.
Peoples-National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.i—
Quarterly/****—
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)_—._**___
Semi-annual
.
(stock div.)
each
for
A
held)—
and B
$1.2o
cash
in
gains
3
2-
$1.06 (4
4% preferred B (quar.)—*
——
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance (N. Y.)
.
Aircraft, class A and 13
(5
'
2-
4%
Jewel
•:
of
investment
3
1-20
1-
40c
—
4% %
& Frank Co., Inc._
——
Melville Shoe Corp., common————
4%% preferred A (quar.)*—
——
1-14
2-
common
Meier
5
2-
1-31
30c
Manufacturing (quar.)—>—
(quar,)*.
preferred (quar.) ——
1-15
1
..
Corporation—
balance
(27c
10c
MeQuay-Norris
Mead Corp.,
3
2-
62 %C
—
1-20
3
3-
J 50c
——
& Co
class A common
Industries Inc.,
1-20
2-
10%
—
(quar.)—
(Arthur G.)
1
Jamestown
3%%
Pennroad
_—
dividend
Cash
1
20c
62%c
(accum.)
dividend
Stock
Par
Naiye of Company
Payable 0} Rec.
Ltd.—
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
2-
93%c
(quar.)
5% preferred
Co.,
Telephone (N. Y.)—
preferred (quar.)
Share
of Company
2-
3-
2/0
.*—.
—
Heintz, Inc.
Jacobs
*
3-
(N. Y.)—
dividend
Jack &
93%c
97%c
(quar.)..
preferred
Participating
Stock
—
convertible
55c
inc.,
$2.50
Name
0/ Rec.
Monday, January 27, 1958
,,
.
Holders
When,
Par
Holders
3-
20c
(quar,)_.
common
When
Payable
and Financial Chronicle
2-15
1-17
2-
1-
(quar.)
(Continued
15c
on
page
44)
1
3
Volume 187
Number
5711
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(463)
m
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year19«6
Lawest
Lowest
28% Sep
37% Dec
21
45% Apr
0
1)8% Dec
14
109% Feb
7
Dec. <4
14% Jan
9
11
65
6
Oct
32 % Mar 12
■
1
67% Jan
fcd:
Apr 10
29% May 25
20
Sep 19
23% Dec
6
108-
Jan
36% Dec
3
12% Dec 31
11% Apr 19
30
21
12 % Oct
28
21
4
32% Jan
4
154;
July 17
22% Jan
3
Dec
132
;
16% Dec
45% Oct
176% Feb
15
23% Dec
155
(
.
Nov
17
Dec
Dec
t
11
111 I
14
16% Dec
i.
163
9
2% Dec 13
77.
14
Dec
88% Jan
30-
Jan
107
6
Jun
13% Dec
23
5
19% Jan
25
16
Jan
8
114
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
20
30
9y« Jun
14
17
240
Oct
24
146
Sep
17
28% Dec
5
3
11
Allied
Kid
30
47% Jun
19
20
82
30
37 % July 25
20% Dec
IT
30%.Nov
29
125
Mar 12
87
6
47
July 11
23% NOV 19
39
27% Dec
23
Feb
14
Aiig'lO
59% Dec
30
133%
29
Dec
31
39
Apr
3
Sep
27
31 % Nov
19
21% Dec
33
58
Dec
22
10
121% Mar 23
79
4
Sep
19
105% Sep
27
30-
Jan
9
30% Feb
147% Jun
77
Oct
30
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
Jan
20
93% Nov
13
27% Mar
8
31% Oct
29
25
May 23
70% Jan
9
51
Oct
09
Sep
1
118
Dec
32% Dec
30
104% Feb
11
30 % TV
11
12
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
28
99% Mar 28
5
16% Oct
37 % Aug
21
Sep
"
,
Jan
113
7
108
3
71
27
May
9
67% July
8
Amer
8
4%
Brake
Co
Amer
3 % Oct
22
6% July 11
American
37% Nov 27
45% July 25
American
18
35% Jun
42 ya Mar
12
38% Dec 30
64 % July
6
American
53 % Jan
25
64
Sep
3
American
Oct
24
89% Jan
8
75% Nov 26
03% Feb
27
20
38% Jan
27
68% Bee
3
67
Jan
5
27% May 15
35
Dec
28
100
Feb
14
83
Dec
18
22% Jun
61% Nov
8
28
20
35% Oct
12% Dec
27%
28
19% Aug
Dec
3
3
48
Dec
17% Jan
10
30% Dec
13.% Nov
27
16% Apr.
43 % Aug
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
66
Jan
25
13% Dec
7
35
14
7
17% Aug 27
14
30
27% Jan
21
49
Jun
7
90
Dec
31
7
Dec
31
4
102
July
29
17% Apr
Dec
28
17% Jan
Dec
19
106 % Feb
84% Dec
5
12
15 ya Aug
92
3
65
18
21
29
07% Jun
22
16% Jun
3
2
17% Jun
11
Oct
9
40% Dec -11
1
29% Oct
22
77 % Dec
26
93
i
78
85% Feb
10
43% Nov
7
34% May
4
93
Mar 29
May 27
43% July 16
Feb
83
Aug 28
■
30
18
0
11
Nov
5% Dec
31
12
Apr
8% Jan1
3
14
5% Jan
22
28% Feb
6
83% No v
21
40% Jan
9
30% Oct 22
64% Aug
9
33% Oct
Jun
16% Dec
160
8
6
Dec
19
28-
Nov
21
60
Feb
21
46% Jan 23
142Vi Dec
12
42
Jan
10
120
17
44
8
18% Dec
24 % Mar 20
177
Feb
36% Jan
105
Nov
10% Dec
141
13
Nov
23
22
24
15
17% Oct 21
0
26
Feb
30%
31
32%
29%
4,200
27%
28%
28
29%
55,100
63%
62%
63%
63%
66%
19,900
*22
24
1
*28
29
*35
35%
*35,;.
35%
89%
92 'A
90%
60
66
66%
46% Mar
4
155% Jan 24
25
19
51
48-
Dec
13
6914 Jan
10
10% Dec
28
16% Jan
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
1
•
165.
4%%
119.
Dec
26
31% Nov 23
9:
25
Jan
Dec
3
61% Jan
American
Encaustic
American Hawaiian SS Co
American-Home
19%
4
21%
36%
•98
29%
60
60
20%
21'A
36%
36%
•60
.,
20%
35
♦75
*75
17%
17%
90
•88
90
36%
36%
37
98%
98
98
10
29%
30
30
1,700
•60
62
70
63
21%
83
40
40%
26
26
14%
21%
9,400
35ya
36
5,300
•75
15'A.
15%
*19
19%
42%
42%
42%
1
14%
42
♦82
preferred
common
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
44,900
26
26
26'A
26'/a
26'A
26%
26%
26 %
1,200
14%
14%
•14%
14%
400
16
♦14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
16
16'A
1,200
36
•34%
35%
35%
35%
200
14%
14%
Products
15%
36
22%
22'A
22%
22%
23
23
23%
23%
23/4
12%
12'A
12%
12'A
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3,200
163,000
39%
40%
.40%
41
40%
41%
40 %
40%
40'A
40%
13,600
17%
18
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
5,700
82
82
82
82%
84
83 %
86
87
92
1,300
77%
76%
76'A
77
76
77%
76%
78
5,700
*77
77%
95%
13%
13%
•13%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
*97%
100
83
*98
101
34%
34%
*80
81%
♦98
34'A
•80
14'A
•14
14%
95%
•94
97
•94
97
20
14
14
14
14
1,300
17%
17%
17'A
17%
4,900
14
17%
101
35
83
/
•98
34%
•80
49%
49%
50
50'A
50%
50%
13%
18
18%
17%
18'A
17%
18'A
*92 %
•92%
21%
21%
*92%
21%
*23%
24%
*23
24
♦23
11%
11%
12
12
•12
96
21%
21'A
97
21%
24
12'A
•92%
21
•22%
12
8%
9%
9%
9/;.
9%
9%
54%
55%
55',4
56%
55
56%
54%
1
No par
common
5
100
American Seating Co__
American Ship Building
-
37%
40%
12%
*155
lo
*58
33
preferred
100
67% Dec
31
American
40
24
84% Apr 25
Amer Sugar Refining common
1%
preferred
12
2
American Sumatra Tobacco
4
American Tel
25
common
noncumulatlve preferred
Steel Foundries
100
97
21%
23%
12
9%
55
17%
18%
92%
92%
10
21
21 %
23%
4,300
•22%
12
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
179% Mar
111% Aug 19
Jan"81
78%
131% Feb
American
9%
30
44% July 11
11% July 20
American
25
24
Dec
14
26
25%
26
26%
37
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
39
40'A
39
39%
39%
40%
5,200
13%
49,200
12%
12%
*155
12%
160
12%
*155
23%
23%
23'A
59
57
57
*57%
'4
38%
38%-
39
?7'A
152%
152%
153%
44%
*118
45
123
31%
66%
66%
28
28%
31%
33%
153%
153%
45%
*118
45%
123
23%
46
12%
160
12%
•155
25%
13 %
160
13 %
•155
Co
5
Amphenol
Electronics
39% Dec
30
33% Aug
72% Jan
9
Anaconda
160
23%
23%
23%
59
57
57
•57%
58%
90
38%
36%
37%
36%
37%
23,800
153%
153%
153 Va
153'A
153'A
190
45'A
1,200
46
118'A
118'A
31%
31%
45
45'/a
120
121%
23%
45'A
30
81
2
Anaconda Wire & Cable
7
45
Jan
May
6
23
Preferred 6%
123
♦120
Dec
31% Feb 12
2
45
95% May
Jan
12
84
42% Dec
13
32% Dec
30
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
22 % Oct
21
Aug 29
24% Oct 22
01
J
11
9
60% July 12
43% May 31
66%
66%
66%
66%
66%
67
2,700
27
28
27
27
26%
26%
2,000
32%
33%
32%
33
33%
33/4
2,140
31%
40
,
Max 20
9'A
171%
174%
yl70%
171%
21S
2%
2 SO
80 %
80%
127%
129 %
27%
28%
27/4
28
5
10%
10'A
10%
10%
80'A
129
80%
129%
*9
172'A
3
80%
130
27%
*10%
9%
174
3%
81%
131
*9%
9%
9%
9%
400
172'A
172%
172 Va
2 SJ
3 3*2
173%
3i»3
1,036,800
81
130
81%
131
3
3a
81
131
81%
131
275,410
17,800
520
27%
28%
28
28%
19,100
10%
*10'A
10%
10%
10%
1,100
27
*26%
28
25
*26%
26%
26%
26'A
26%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
24%
24%
24
24
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,400
25
25
25
25 %
25
25'A
24%
24%
24%
25 %
3,500
41%
42 %
41 Va
41/4
41 %
41%
41
41'/«,
40%
41%
31,100
48
49
48
48
50
51%
51%
52
52
52
42%
42%
42%,
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
43%
43%
No par
*91%
•91%
92%
&
50
Clayton
Anderson-Prichard
Copper
&
Co
Oil
Mining
No par
27
•26%
27
800
50
290
Corp—
preferred
Andes
*9
25
series
Lead
Common
94
3,300
33 %
31%
Smeltlng__l
Corp
1
series
5%%
Zinc
Hocking Glass
Anderson
60
32
28%
32/'a
31%
6.25
Preferred
Anchor
1,900
66%
*28
25
com
24
67
232
Co
Dec
87% Mar 19
Nov
9%
.2,200
5,300
31%
25
22
17
*9
*
31'A
100
Water Works
11,300
25
40%
100
6%
preferred
American Viscose Corp
8% Oct 22
13
227,300
25%
25
Co
1,300
•:
55%
39%
1
& Tel
34,400
37%' '37%
25
"when issued"
Tobacco common
-
12
9%
55%
"
160
1,400
'
25
31%
5
19,900
50'A
38%
1
Co
50%
-
41'
'
160
23
No par
No par
Co
Amer Smelt & Refg com
9'A
•
35%
80
25%
25
No par
Co
95
101
34%
•80
50%
17%
200
14%
•98
35%
83
49
25
Co
14
101
1
5
Gas
Co
Stores
34%
33%
7
1
Com
Chemical
Snuff
•14
95%
13% / 13%
2
preferred
American
*35
20
com
preferred
80
15%
100
convertible
84
38
No par
preferred
&
84
15%
*80
common
200
84
40%
36
100
Climax Inc
Metal
31
42%
12
100
Fdry
•42
84
1
preferred
42%
26,400
1,700
40%
*14
Potr sh
6%
100
6,300
43
83%
♦93
prior
*30'A
1
American Molasses Co
7%
26,500
4%
40'A
14%
American
7%
19
4%
42%
90
American Mach &
Amer
15%
19
4'A
42%
*93
5%%
15%
19%
4%
42%
*14
4%%
15%
•19
42 %
No par
514%
15
19%
4'A
noncumulatlve preferred__100
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
3.90%
15%
4%
78%
14%
American Ice Co common
6%
15%
*19
4%
22%
1
American
Jan
900
21
36%
__
4»A
29%
83%
10
Products
19% Oct
21'A
36%
15%
4
& Electric Co__
10
Hardware Corp
12.50
American
American
no era
14%
*19
40c
19% Mar- 7
ppp
.
*75
No par
Foreign Power
25»/
fnotTTOt-^.c
37
15%
27% Feb
■p.-ir
21%
*34%
4
30% May 28
26% May 29
20%
36%
*75
1
7
107
60
5
21
3
*58
No par
Corp
9% Oct
10
30
Tiling
Enka
22% Oct
Dec
98%
♦29%
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
American
American
Jan
00
♦98
30%
20
May 28
32% Jan
98%
*30
60
10
Distilling Co
23% Mar 13
42% Apr
*98
31
60
100
Co
29
6
98 %
30%
36%
•83%
Cvanamid
27
81% Dec
17'A
*88
36%
1,000
4
Nov
17%
90
1,800
8
7% Oct 24
10% July 20
85
36%
31'A
12
14
17%
*89'A
•30%
•83'/a
26
Jan 23
36%
•30%
17% Dec
63% Feb
23,500
90
*30%
30%
23% Nov
65
17%
17%
*88 %
36%
*98
1
prior preferred
amenenn
American
Rights
84% Apr 30
145 % Jan 27
1,400
29%
3
Apr
68'A
*29%
15
6
67%
68'A
47% Jan
24
67
45%
45% Jan
Oct
66'A
68%
123 % Feb
30
66%
44%
18
22% Nov
66'A
300
44%
30
Oct
26,100
29%
68'A
45% Mar 12
10
68 %Oct
39% Oct
113
July 24
90%
90
36%
1
27% Dec 31
12934 Mar 20
89%
24
*28%
68
Amer Rad & Std Sany
10
800
90%
•22%
;
44%
18% Jan
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
35%
89%
67
lo
Optical Co__.
34% Jan
35
90%
41%
News
31
35
89%
67%
31%
American
31
29%
35
42'A
American
4
24
*28%
35%
44%
83% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
9
♦22
29%
35%
%
Natural
Apr
24
*28%
91%
17
*22
29
42'A
Motors
168
17%
*88%
24
27%
67'A
American
52 % Dec
2
Apr
17 %
*22
,
31 %
44
American
35 % Dec
21
39% Jan
12
400
44%
31
8% Mar 21
14% Jan
:
133 % Nov
'
59% Mar 20
174
16% Jun
7
Oct
70% Sep
33% Dec
20,300
42%
6
13% Jan
200
26
100
67
99% Feb
55% Jan
25%
•92
44
28
July 31
July 31
30%
•78
67
Jun
31
98%
44
88
29
26%
98'A
67%
Mar 10
11
78
25%
99
41%
Metal
Dec
78
26%
98'A
30%
Corp
Machine & Metals
24
79%
26%
65%
Amer
20% Dec 20
*78 'A
43%
Amer
16
78%
102
lo
13
27
1,600
9,600
No par
Tun
Jan
15%
40%
79'A
No par
2»%
Jan
15%
40
28
2
Co
58% July 18
28
15%
40%
Chicle
21
30
15%
39%
Chain & Cable
22
2
15%
40
26%
25%.
*98*.
700
62%
common
Oct
31
43
Co
Jan
22%. Dec
5,500
63 'A
20
16
6
Mar
4
30
29%
common
41
'
07% Dec
108
7
102
10
24% Feb
25% Nov 29
19
Nov
12% Oct
15% Jan
7,100
29
42 'A
&
Feb
41
30%
Gas
135
10,200
23
25
American
10% Feb
9
17
15
28
78
26%
76%
40%
62%
preferred
American
Oct 28
*15%
75%
22%
42%
17% Apr 23
16% Dec 23
29%
76%
22%
42%
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
1
41%
29
12.50
21
70
14% Mar 21
13%Nov
7%
Can
30
73% Nov 20
11
Inc
Cable & Radio
10% Oct
31% Feb
41%
29%
28%
preferred
29% Oct' 22
2
23% Dec
Oct
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
Theatres
5%
19 % Dec
.
5
142% Nov
22
11% May
1
44% Mar 12
35% Jan
25
22
23% Oct
Mar*21
7
21%
41%
29%
30%
American Crystal Sugar com
Nov
2
21%
41'A
29%
100
Broadcasting-Paramount
7% Mar 12
49% Apr
45% Jun
21%
42%
1,000
2'A
28%
100
31
1
21%
20
13%
•1%
63
No par
4% Dec
2
2%
30%
Corp
com
8
4
13%
28%
preferred
Aug
20 ya May
13%
*1%
75%
61%
100
Arma
Shoe
•13
24,900
96
41%
105
1,870
34%
•93
2%
39%
23,000
83
33
96
13%
50
convertible
•81
33%
*21%
78%
30
81
32%
77
15%
25%
81
•93
x29%
1,
60
4%
210
33%
*1%
4%
1,800
75
•165
.96
13'A
.
70
17%
210
76
40
*98
33
♦93
4%
109
•165
2%
15%
20
4%
82
76%
39%
100
4%
210
♦81
■*1%
39%
78%
4%
•160
.,75%
2
39
common
11% Dec
24% Jan
13%
15%
No par
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
18
96
50
com
3
19
34 %
13 %
76%
Corp
20
38
33%
*93
15%
preferred
preferred
American Bosch
July
80%
30'
6 %
0
140
210
80
17%
•74
1
19% Dec
Oct
2
4%
*160
75%
10
25 % Dec
40'
"150%
109
17%
No pa»-
American Bank Note
Mar
109
73%
42%
America
Amerada Petroleum
conv
108%
109%
.
12.50
66
*■
3,500
10,100
21%
Corp
4%%
2%
14%
73%
American Bakeries Co
24% Jan
2%
•108'A
17%
:
6,400
14%
17%
4%
200
27%
160
2%
73%
100
Limited
of
27%
*153
14%
17'A
210
202
2%
*72%
2
30
27%
160
17%
8
Dec
*
201
7,400
14%
30
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Ameiace
16,800
72%
4%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
American Airlines common
1
3%% convertible preferred
100
14
7
39% Oct
7
70% Aug 16
10
23
3
22
Oct
16% Jan
16
Oct
95% Dec
64
21
20% Jan
53 % July
31
59
Mar 19
,
.Dec
88% Nov 13
26 % Mar 16
126
27
'24% Nov 13
800
54%
14%
41%
Cement;
Co
22%
53
16%
No par
Aluminium
Aluminum
21 Va
•153
22%
72%
5
8
8
27%
160
19%
22'A
53'A
210
14'A
*21%
©orp
Alpha Portland
July
51%
•197
14%
110
5
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
4.08% convertible preferred
03% July
102
26%
*153
22 %
53'A
2%
No par
4
9
21%
201
500
19
16%
Amalgamated Leather Co
24.
81% Jan
Nov
52 %
7%
*2%
No par
____
Jan
118
17
21%
♦195
15%
100
21
73%
100
Co
Mills
May 16
30% May
3
Apr
82
Jan
*7%
20'A
4%
5
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
Dec
70% Dec
7%
21
16%
la
Allied
35
>
*72%
1
Laboratories Inc
Products
7%
21
'
106
,
2%
*14%
*109
13%
Allied
3
26%
93
Allied
4
160
34%
8
66% Jan
52%
2%
14%
110
13%
4
97% Jan
14%
*108%.
93
gtd
Inc__^
?.
21
21%
♦153
2%
33 %
Industries
Chemical & Dye
26
3,200
8
21
201
81%
Allied
77■
8
.:
52%
81
22% Aug 13
7
700
7%
7%
21%
prior preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
25% Dec
Nov
161
:
100
preferred A
Apr~23
oou, Julv
159%
*i'93
160
2%
conv
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
59
Oct
80% Jan
159%
151/4
1
68% Nov
24
.159%
15%
/
5
common
Allen
30
26%
i
108
loo
common
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
20% Nov 26
26%
26%
*153
1
preferred
Alleghany Corp
13
36%
7,600
26%
15%
21
21
21
100
25
3
/
21%
26
2
common
65% Apr
11
8
21
100
preferred
16% Nov
42% Dec
34
Alco Products Inc
110% Jun
Jan
22%
26%
158%
2
Mining
22
12
104% Nov
Gold
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
26
Dec
Juneau
17
36% Dec
21% Dec
29% Dec
Corp
Alabama & Vicksburg
Ry
30
5
6,000
22%
158%
1
Gas
12% Oct
08% Jan
9,500
21%
22%
158%
52
93% Dec
18
15%
20%
22 %
15%
♦156
210
1951
12
1% Nov 27
6,600
26'/4
51%
5%%
41%
26%
*193%
$4
41%
20%
41'A
15%
20%
25%
No par
Inc
28,500
40%
14%
,25%
Co
common
pfd
conv
4% %
15%
41%
20
series__100
Aldens
15 %
40%
20%
Air Reduction Inc
7 %
15%
41'%
♦106
22 %
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Alaska
15%
41
*
108
20%
20%
10,900
15%
20%
158
1,400
45%
106
15
22
*155
Shares-
32%
•106
22'%
10
Corp
32%
45%
15%
'22%
*25
the Waek
107'%
15%
No par
Corp
Alabama
45%
22%
1
16
32%
44%
21
Aeroquip
4.50%
32%
45%
15%
7%
28
32
22%
1
31
18% Jan
Npv~28
88
Corp
Friday
Jan. 24
31%
20-%
.
*
44%
1
Admiral Corp
>11% July B
31% July 23
65% July 8
31%,
Jan.23
10
Co
Express Co
7
Oct
64% Dec
41%
Addressograph-Multigrapli
117% Mar 27
30
41%
1
SaJeu far
Thursday
15
15%
7
80% Dec
May
Acme Steel
stores Inc
107%
15
Jun
Aug 28
8% May 28
30
190
11
160
1
23
Oct
Adams-Millis
25% Dec
30
3% Dec
70
Adams
*105%
25
ACF-Wrlgley
4
160
23
Nov
12% Dec
.
July
Dec
*105%
ACF Industries Inc
332% Jun
10% Dec 30
lfl
10% May
7
241% Sep 14
5
105.
2
23 % Feb
31
115.;
155
23% Mar 22
31
241% Sep
Mar 14
4% Feb 18
117% Jan
21
Dec
6% Dec
■
21
13
.45%
14% Jan
31
10
Dec
45%
1
204
11
Dec
31%
45%
27% July 18
30
52
31%.
45
Vending Corp
sale PRICES
Jan.23
31%
100
27 % Jan
Feb 12
ID % Oct
ABO
preferred
HIGn
Wednesday
1
conv
and
Jan. 21.
5
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
Tuesday
Jan. 20
Pit
Fund
10%. May 27
88% Jan
8
1
6% Dec
10
Abacus
64% May 17
27
Mar
24
190
Feb
17% Jun
20% Dec 24
22% Dec 31
30% Feb
136-
104 % May 22
2
Monday
EXCHANGE
33% Jun 17
51% July 15
12
13:
Nov
11 % Jan
;29%May
19
21
37% Feb
92
July 30
37% Dec
22
Highest
Oct
28
low
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
;
.
J9ighe*t
Corp
21.80
10
14
93/4
*91%
93%
*91%
93%
•91 %
93%
35
35'/a
*35
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
25%
25%
24%
25%
*27
28%
25
*27%
25'A
29
•27%
29
900
36
36%
1,500
10,800
24%
25 %
24%
25'/a
*27%
28 %
•27 %
28'A
12
The Commercial
12
Chronicle
and Financial
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
(464)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1957
Inr 1956
Lowest
Highest
UVMt
Jun 28
87% Jan 23
39 Ys Apr
46% Feb
16% Feb
69% Dec
9
7
36
Jan
4
Argo
10
65% Jan
2
Armco Steel
8
Armour
399a Dec
10% Oct
21
8
Va Jan
30
Jan
4
Sep
5
92
Feb
18
18
Jan
Feb
14
32% Jun
5
6% Jun
7
13
5
11
11
20
3 7 b Oct
28
31% Mar 15
15% Jan
Dec
22
30% Mar 29
4
4% Jan
16
9
27% Oct
27
6% Jan
2
8% Feb
8% Nov
Oct
•8
Jan
3
27% Oct
22
34
110% Jan
5
88% Nov
4
103
Aug 28
63% Nov
4
78
35
Jan 23
73
'
,
.
Nov
30
11% Aug
86% Dec
17
30% Mar 13
10
Nov 28
80
Feb
101
*
3
27
27
Jan 11
10% Feb
6
31% Dec 13
50% July 15
57% Jun
6
94
Jan 25
47% Aug 14
26% Nov 13
36% Nov 13
83% Nov 29
99% Feb 20
75% Nov
1
8% Nov 29
10% May 28
6% Dec
14
Dec
56
Dec
7
Nov
16%Nov
25% Oct
30
17
30
26
26
21
35% Jan
63% May
16% Dec
27
13
1
18% Jun
•1% Feb
9
91
9
1
9
17% Feb 27
Aug
11% Jan
Sep
13
16% Jag
82% Jun
19
34% Oct 29
8
7% Feb
26
24
4% Dec
37V Dec
7% July 12
17
29
5
48% Dec
15% May 24
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
18%Mar22
.38
May 15
, 7% July
48Va July
5
05
Jan
16
357a Feb
15
6
Feb
2
907b July 26
21
105
13
80
19
53
42 Va Jan
10
457a Dec
23
63
277 b Dec
17
5774 Jan
14
50
Nov
14
89
Sep 12
16% Mar 22
9
Dec
31
14% July
1574 Jan
18
26
397a Oct
21
12% Oct 31
9
Feb
43
May 28
-
67% Nov
19% Jan
16y« Aug 21
15% Aug
6
6
Nov 27
04
17% Sep
25 Va Jan
31
8
to
47% Jan
Jun
3
31
2
Beech-Nut
1
Belding-Heminway
22
247b Jan
2
10
897a Feb
6
Oct
21
66% May 17
42
16% Oct 18
Jun
40
1% Dec
14
1
44% Dec
19
9
47Va Dec
16
54% Jan
7
172% Feb
8
16 Va Jan
13
Dec
5
84
Jan
11
32% Feb
10
136
7
13% Jun
71
Dec 20
Jun
.
35% Dec
23
18
35% Nov 20
32% May 11
45% July 25
31 Va Dec 20
65% Dec
12
29
29% Apr
33 Va Nov 21
34 Va May
3
1
20% May
1
11
17
3
14 Va Dec
1
26
Jan
13
Jan
7%
24
15% Jan
21% Dec
50% Sep
6
46% July 17
50% July 16
11
155
11
36
Mar
20
Dec
28% Nov 29
12
,
6% Dec 23
56.
28% Jan 23
Dec
18
75
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
19% Dec 31
1
33% Jan
29% Jan
14
10
61% Jan
2
14
Dec
31
25
Jan
9
20
Dec
31
32
Apr
15
Dec
6
16% Jan
3
Oct
22
12% Mar 16
preferred
(E W)
24
Boston
Edison
&
7% Dec
30
19% Jan
3
19% Dec 30
47% Jan
10
18
4% Dec
30
May
24Va Apr
8
48% Nov
38% Feb
14
9
6
16
26% Nov 19
17
41
02% Oct 26
100
Feb
29
82
32 Va May 25
37
Aug
2
13% Dec
44% Dec
17
15% Apr
46
39% Nov 16
I
27
23% Oct 18
38 Va Jan
23
17% May 28
89
Dec
5
22
8
52% Jan
21% May 17
9OV2 Jan 15
95% Jun 22
79
1
36%Julyl7
38% July 30
257b Nov 27
30 Va Dec
10
23
12% Aug 21
15
23
15% May
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
23
62
Dec
30
747a Jan
23
4%
8
54
Oct
29
65
Jan
24
6
627/a Nov
13
747b Jan
25
6
277b Dec 23
20
8
19
Jan
3
21% Dec
3
29
Jan
11
Co
£
5
No par
1
10
5
com
16
14
37b Dec
23
10V2 Jan
10
Butte
187b Dec
24
45% Jan
16
Byers Co
3
967b Dec
30
105% Aug
617b May 3
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
10
5V» Aug
9
7% Jan
17
•4Va Nov 23
43% Jan
3
36% Oct 22
100
100
5
4% Oct 28
0% Jan
13 Va Jan
2
74
50
Feb
July 31
July 8
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
33 Vt Apr
6
36% Mar 16
217b Dec
80
66% Apr
45% Dec
Aug 22
Por footnotes
see
page
6
22.
237/a Oct
91
26 Va
25Tb
267
35,800
52%
*51
52
a
1,200
*30
30 7b
30 3
4
31%
*53
53%
53%
97 b
9%
500
5474
9
97 b
■
1,500
3,500
.
a
18
200
54%
55%
55 3a
56
7,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
4,600
4
18
35 T a
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
*17 7
18
*17 7b
*138
140
*138
141
*136
97
*97
98
98
1,700
141
97
98
4
:
12%
12%
13
12%
13 3 8
5,500
24%
24
24%
247 V
247 a
7,100
757a
76
*75 7b
18%
77
xl8 7b
18%
34
*33
35
31
31%
31
*1174
11%
17%
140
76
18%
18%
20
31Tb
3lTa
3,500
1174
*
11%
117 b
100
16%
16%
46%
46%
46%
46 74
4634
92 7 b
*88 7a
927b
*88 7b
927b
50 v
19%
46%
48%
19%
*46
49
20
47
1
l'/a
30
30
49%
50%
37
39%
38%
39%
*156'% 157%
49 Va
20
*46
1
29%
" 50%
39%
167 b
17%
a
2,700
35
*33
31%
31
*1174
117b
16%
46 7
47
76
767b
19%
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18Tb
33
M)
preferred
Feb
27
66% Jan
29
$4.25
36% May 13
Canadian
16
52
85
*80,
85
% <• 50Vat 50%
127a
43%
33
22%
30
15%
*81%
*28%
12
11%
11
*657b
*567b
*677b
297b
*97
50%
-
.,
8% V '
16%
'
6,000
7,900
4-4
47
4747
.
,
11%
69
117V
/• '
60
70
-.18
.
22%
4%
11 Va
22Va
14%
'
4%
50%
9%
59%
377b
24%
22%
15V*
37%
37%J
24%-
8,300
300
47
17b
68,600
2934
1,400
2,800
5074
40'a
12,800
397a
39
*156% 158
9%
8%
59% ,60
'377V
37
25 7 a
24%
125,900
300
17,700
370
6,100
9,700
1,600
*15
11%
62%
28
*80
50%
2374
15%
14,300
38%
38V'a
38%
41,400
18
18
*20%
12%
.
,
10.000
49%
20%>
22%
15
18
20
,
-
a -
207b
'
12Va'*•
15Va ^.
11%
63%
28%
.
85
50%
18
.
1,200
40
20 7 V
400
12%
12%
15-7
15
11%
"< 63%
28 Va
'" *80
50%
.*.
a
11%
2,100
2,100
63%
1,900
28%
19,400
85
3,500
5072
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8%
*8 7 b
8%
*8%
21%
*2174
2l7b
217b
21%
8%
8%
32% -33%
8%
8%
8%
31%
44%
8
8
28%
56%
28%
56%
89%
32%
33
V
7%
7%
28%
4%
9,800
11,000
800
46
6%
28 7V
900
a
33%
33
:,45%
46
46
87
28%
..
7%
9,800
2,800
29,7 a
56%'
56 7a
567a
■
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91%
*89 7<b
,35%
357a
35%
127V
12%
,43%
353.j
12%
43%
437b
44
34
34 Va
337 a
34%
34%
35%
23%
23%
23 7b
237b
233a
237 a
1,200
30%
31
15% ! 157a
81%
82
*28
29
11%
12Va
30 7 b
307 b
30%
31%
10,000
151
15%
157 b
15 7 b;
19,800
83
81%
89
35%
12%
.
11%.
11%
12 7 b
*43%
8
*81%
12%
44
-
,
287a
12,
11%
12
117b
66 7 b
58
70
18
4%
4%
2,700
1,200
500
300
llta
ai%
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117b
11%
11 Va
-*65
69
69
31
31
14,000
20
60
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68
307b
6,300
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140
25,300
12 7 a
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31%
.
4,600
29
12
117b
23
6,100
•
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28
60
307V
917 b
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12
65%
23
56%
28
11%
18
-
200
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21%
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23
.
65%
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69
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60
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c ' 29%'
297b
85
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8%
8
87b
28%
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28%
28%
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437a
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23
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307a '
30
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157b
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83
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83
29
r .'
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127/4
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117V:-11 Va
100
33,400
.
313V
18
18
18
23
237b
23%
4%
4%
43a
43o
1,900
3,300
1,100
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23
22
*21
22%
22
22
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22%
22 7 b
23-%
600
987b
*97
983/a
987V
987V
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987
98 %
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20
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40%
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40%
4174
417b
2,700
4
.
4
10
57b
38
387a
157'a
16
"
41/8
10
5%
57b
38%
38%
157b
16
47b
10
5%
38
47 b
*
407 b
a
41
4,500
4
4
4
4
9%
9%
9 Tb
6%
6%
67b
6%
67b
38 %
38%
38%
37%
37%
22,700
2,000
16Ve
16%
14,400
10
1,900
10
16
16%
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84
*83
84
84
84
84Va
85
Ry Co
100
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52
*50
51
*50
51
*49 Va
51
*49 7b
51
Ltd
No par
*267a
287b
*26%
277b
*27%
29
*27 7b
2974
*27%
287b
25 7b
25%
257 V
24Tb
25 7b
50
50
50
preferred
Breweries
Co
8%
*59%
.* v
,
87a
32% -V
-
10
Pacific
.
*8%?-, 9 f
21%;'22
8%.. 8% ;
32%
32% :
22% ; ' /
41
5%
*80
50%
...
10
Mills
-
V
39%
407b
*37a
conv
31
Cannon
-,
1
Canada Southern
Canadian
2
48%
49%
49%
37%
38%
37%
39
3878 , 39%
39
39%
155% V>:.;- 155% 156 "'
*156% 158
8
' t; 8
8%
V
, 8%
9
60 '•<
•
59
59
60
60
37%
37%
38
37
38
25Vu
V 24% 25
24%
25
22
"».*22%<••) 22%
22%
22%
14%
h 14% 14% f
14%- 15'A
5
1.00
30%
30%
x30%
lVa
30%
50
k
■
38%
39Va
474
22
1
jj!
'1
17%
6
48%
19%
46%
47-,'.
1
Hecla
Inc
*87
4,
50Va
19%
19%
47 ..
-
23
100
Corp
49%
v "<
17%
10
common..
92 7b
*81
507b
100
.,
12%
457V-
22-%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
16 Va May
Jan
210
50
91
2474
*87
,
5
Zinc
Packing
&
29'/a July 15
23
&
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
67% Jan
84
8.800
102%
917 a
12%
Zinc-Lead
Calumet
7
98
66
California
Callahan
3
17 Va Jan
1
11
(A
7 Va Jan
July 11
12
21
,6.900
24%
177 V
;
1
Co
participating
15 Va Aug
24
76 Va Dec
44% Jan
1%
Copper
22
Dec
17%
15
Terminal
30
2% Oct
9
32% Jun
Dec
104% Feb 28
Bush
1
100
Butler Bros
12Va Apr
34% Dec
20
52% July 10
167b Oct
8
4% Dec
Oct
No par
preferred
4V2% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
26
12% Jan
06
1
15
No par
preferred
Oct
«0tt Jan 23
13
100
37b%
467b Sep
8
Aug 15
3
19
'31XU Jan
9% Jan 23
M
.
85V2 Mar
Apr 10
18
34% July 5
297b Jan 11
21
Jan
2
77Vi Feb
Dec 27
32 Va Sep
20
31
9% Dec 26
5
50
Co Tnc
Budd (The) Co common
$5 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
iulova Watch Co Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
81% Jan
Nov 30
38% Jan
Nov
9% Dec
.
8%
32Va
*43%
7%
28%
56%
*86
35%
Bigelow
Bucyrus-Erie
9
167'a Jan
Sep 20
72
May 23
24
28
102%
102
52
a
38% 397b J" ' 377b
39
17%
:K17.Va
17% V": 18' •18
21
, • :
*2QTbS 21"
*20% 20% %
12% w
127b%12%
12%
12%
157b.:
157b
15%
15
15Vi
11% ■•'•••% ITViJ 11 %'' : •
11%
11%
63%-.', % 63% ' 63%
! 63%
63%
28% "... - 28%
29% v
28% :28Va
8%
10
&
Dec
4
'..25%
38%*17%
*20%
12%
15
11
63%
28-%
22%
Gas
Shoe
30
5
100
2.50
Union
BroWn
7
7%
60
14%
—3.50
3
Brooklyn
15
Dec
*154%
21%
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
30
13
,137a Dec
38%
Manufacturing Co
& Stratton Corp
Brown
24
3 7b
17%
-9874
*1174,
31%
47%' 48%
37%
37
24%
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred
Briggs
Briggs
61% July 12
28
2,800
567 b
31
/'
*
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Feb
3
?5
11
Jan
(2
30%
2.50
36% Aug
36
8
«
10
15
189,100
17 7 b
33
,
a..
50Tb
20
47
47
100
48% May 22
30
is
No par
22
Dec
7 Va
46%
547-2
18%
:
a
50%
19%
Branlff Airways Inc
14
91
Dec
36% Jun
6%
46%
97 a
*17 7b
35%
.
*76
78
RR—
25% Oct
37
Mar
Jan
Maine
2l»% Nov
,
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
21
Aug 26
17 7
25
387a Mar 11
11
Aug 29
—
-
Jan
•
31% Oct
8
13% Jan
Jan
7%
46%
12 %
.
45%
Co
Common
6% preferred
2
47
48
/.
.
95%
Co,.
63% Jan
35% Nov
28"
1,800
537b
97 b
140
■
97 7b
24%
447a
10
30
58
Dec
35%
2474
12%
117
2.50
Oct
12% Dec 31
■
*867-4
:
45
35% Jun
*138
4
30%
—1
Co
«7% Mar 19
24
300
35%
35%
17%
177-4
,
35%
.
98%
117b
100
22
27% Dec
35%
140
30%
1
»
Jan
54% May 10
5
2.
11% Jan
41% July
2,890
8%
*16%
31
53
18
18
10
.
Boeing Airplane Co
_5
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A
No par
Class B
«
No par
Bond Stores Inc
1
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
Borden Co (The)
15
17% May 27
.
64%
8%
8%
17
56%
.'17 74
357 a
527
a
*30
547b.
557b
1774
—100
87
35% Dec 31
41
5674
18
—.10
30
22
64%
65%
46-,a
26%
52 7
/. 9 lb
9
17%
—*
Oct
6% Oct
-.
55%
common
73
14% Jan 31
15/a
6;>
*8
*16%
• 35%;
7
93
25%
.
30%
.,
"53%
*177.)
Borg-Warner Corp common
3Va% preferred
1
Oct
10
3074
■
•V.
9 7u
1
10
3
2,400
91'a
93
95
•
,
10
Corp
Jan
3
97b
18%
46
61% Jan
26,700
100 %
357
11% Dec
29% Jan
1,230
7%
15%
1007V
*33
63% Dec
3
89%
7%
15%
10074
1007 b
•..100 7a
■
*93
*18 7a
2
1
88%
15%
7%
100 7 V
*75 7 V
12
17
Aug
41% Oct
88%
7%:
88%
320
100 7V
100
1
24
12
10,200
18,900
pld— —100
51% Feb
48 Va Dec
40 Va
21,300
12%
25% Dec
3
39%
37
24%
5
10
Dec
79
39%
'30%
39%
1,700
36 7b
1
12
9% Jan
10,200
377 b
Inc
Jan
64
^
17
32%
36%
.12.50
Boston
Dec 27
31 Va
377 V
Bliss & Laughlin Inc-
Bliss
23
Oct
38% Jan
32%
36%
—
50% Apr
98 Va Feb
9% Dec 26
14
90
37
preferred
Blaw-Knox
2
12% Dec
14'
89 Va
36 7b
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
2
Apr
9,700
89%
89%
36%
Consolidated Inc
.1 peso
Best & Co Inc
1
Best Foods Inc
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com
8
32% July 15
15
59,800
9%
30%
30%
_
Benguet
28
30
-
33% Dec
146
9
Feb
43
77% Aug
May
Dec
26
22
53% Jun
Dec 31
13
19%
9%
30%
19%
10%
Bendix Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Finance Co coinmon
1
5% preferred
;—50.'
May 14
30% Oct 21
33% Apr 17
30% Oct
18%
9%
30%
18%
91$
301 a
33%
-
Co
1,900
■
21
1% Jan
Howell
&
4VV%
48
18
% Dec 20
2% Feb 24
Bell
860
70 Va
3 7b
3 7b
.
,
,
1
Savers
98 Va
70
10%
-
Bell Aircraft Corp—*.
31
507b Jan
Jan
85
Life
357b July
98
70
327a
50
137V Aug
4,600
30%
98
69%
3Va
10
4%%
S)
30%
30%
97%
30-%
10%
RR
8
367b Mar 15
-117b Oct
64% Dec 27
8
22
(A
6,800
32%
Beech Aircraft Corp..
Beech
7%
4
—2.50
Beck
1,600
7 Va
10%
*97
9
8,000
7%
7VB
32i
*137
24
1,700
3%
100
867b Aug
Apr
28
29%
117 b
—
317a Jan
12
16%
27%
29%
33 lb
3 7b
r33
No par
47% July 16
107a Mar
Jan 30
101
Nov 27
48% Jun
!
Jan
50% Dec
14
•5
6
27
8
28 Va Feb
10
Feb
16 Va
28%
3 7b
preferred- —100
26
277a Feb
26
14
6
Nov 28
10
4
32 Va Dec
Sep 17
39
36% Aug
16 Va
10%
5
Instruments
Creek
29%
16
28
-2,800
32%
Beaunit Mills Inc
Shoe
29 Va
10
200
4%
4%.
—100
Corp
22
42
4Va
117b
Corp
Beckman
1
21
Va
No par
Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc
4%%
90
21
'33%:
Beatrice Foods Co common
5
*88
11
37a.
54
prior
preferred
7,300
24
89%
117V
37b.
30%
conv
24%
24%
21%
1,200
34
Corp
Works
17,200
10%
53
Products
13%
33 7b
Corp—__—
Iron
Bath
13%
42,200
*4 Va
7Va
47%
,
30,000
13%
24
,
7
47
47%
9
307a
11
Nov
.
46
1
Oil
Apr
■
6%
*45%
46%
*88
7%
8
15 74 '15 74
65
65
8%
*16% 17
35% 36>/a
5274
20% Jan
30
15
64%
*7%
*16%
35%
46%
>«
*19%
89
88
24%
13%
19%
9%'" 9%
30% 30%
*89
"89%
3074 31%
39Va 40.'
7%
8
15% ;'15%
*64
65
*8
- 8%
*16% it'35% 36
6% •' 7V8:
46
46%
7% .
15%
64% V
8Va
17
35%
6%
52
15% Oct
Dec 31
7%
33%
23 Va
46%
19
"3074 30% 7
39 Va *39%
*88 : '89
32%
23%
—.13
<Tlie)_.
common
727b Dec
8
91% Aug
29
39%
88%
527b
102
23
30%
51%
Brothers
Basic
16
89Va
26 7 b
Barber
357a May 20
*88%
25%
3%%
'Dec
*88
20%
Ohio
&
Barker
3
11 •.
19%,"
9%
30%
25%
May 20
21
43% Dec 28
23
Dec
19% Jun
Co
xl9%
97 a
30%
■
—100.
897b July 12
107b Dec 23
9
37% Jan
13
Wilcox
Bangor & Aroostook RR
2
July 23
177b Dec
19%
9%
30%
89%
317 b
39%
887b
93
136
Nov
19%
9%
30%
;
93
11
116
134% July 13
106 Va Jan 20
23
70
Shares.
32%
32%
30%
97%
69
29%
\
noncumulative preferred —100'
47b
May 16
197b July 25
71% May 22
29% Nov 25
Jan
116
68%
preferred series B
preferred series C
Baltimore
58% July 25
16
97
7b 7'0
4%
28
22% Dec
67% Oct 24
19
14
Feb
95
July 22
4
8
Mar
82 Va Jun
9
Jan
Apr
102
May 10
68% Jan 27
S8% Dec 28
60
15
30
7
Jan. ?A
*23
29%
16%
28
7Va
30%
30%
96%%.97
97
70 "'
70 r69
29%
96%
10
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
Dec
317a Nov
29%
1
Babcoclc
Ba Id win -Li m a-H a m i It 0 n
7
Dec
1.
.—100
—
Inc
4
&
28
7
Friday
Jan.23
4%
4%
29Va
16%
27%
16%
the Week
Thursday
Goods Corp—
T)
(B
21%
4%
29%
7
7
7
24
89
*20
Sales for
PRICES
23%
46%
13%
24%
89
21%
23Va
46%
13%
90
*20
4%
29%
16%
*27%
20%
4% '
4%
29
29Va
16 Vs
16%
27%
27%
5
11
12
41% Feb
85
Babbitt
90
20%
_1
6% Jan
35% Feb
113
9
5
3
13%
23%
*83
23%
23%
*88
5
467b Jan
15% Jan
13%
1
No par
21
8
23%
47%
13%
24Va
common—
31
Oct
46%
Atlas Corp common
1
5Vo
preferred
—20
Atlas Powder Co—
—20
Austin Nichols common.
^No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Nopai
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Jan 24
18
17
Nov 29
11% Jun
31% Dec
23
11% Jan 24
4% Oct 22
38% Nov
1
24
49Va Feb
5% Sep 26
87% Sep
Jan
95
23%
46%
13%
Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
10
5% non-cum preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
;
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
—
10
$3.75 series B preferred—-—100
,
5
43% Jan 27
6
16% Nov 19
8% Nov
7
27
Jan
2
837'aNoV
1
33% July 23
■5% Nov 21
24
46
Co.
Common
5.25% 1st preferred
Associates Investment. Co—
6
28
Jun
24
ASR Products Corp
22
Jan
32%
Arvin Industries Inc
-2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
6
May
31%
5
Associated Dry
87
31%
10
Corp
preferred
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Carpet Co Inc-
31% May 31
17
2
89%. Feb
19% May
&
Jan.20
31%
Corp
$3.75
36Va July 19
17
14% Dec 24
Mar 29
Oil
Armstrong Cork Co
18
79
2
6
86% Jun
87% Oct
25
16% Jan
20% Nov
22
18% May 24
4% Dec
31
2
May
Par
No par
21% Dec
14
102 % Mar
5
Dec
•2
EXCHANGE
39% Apr
Tuesday
Jan. 21
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Highest
18
37% Mar 27
24
26 Yb Nov 29
NEW YORK STOCK
28% Dec
9
5
41% Apr
"
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 22
32% 32%
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
lu(i tar Frevlow
No par
Ry
25
No
25
257V
na»
*49
507b
*49
50
2574
*49
257b
50
167b
1674
84
847b
25
*49
"2
240
■
16,200
100
;
Volume 187
Number
5711
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(465)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
23yaDec
Lowest
12,
31% Jan 23
41% Feb
1
45 % Aug
17
22
29 % Mat 20
NOV
101
-
14
Nov 30
121
22% Nov 29
40% Feb 29'v
9
62% May 16
53 % Jan 26
43 ," Nov4
20% Jan
Mar
27% Apr
2
65% Dec 31
49% Nov 20
19ri
24% Aug 16
9% Dec
Highest
30
26% Jan
4
51% Jun
13
21
Oct
90
% Nov
22
32 % May 22
li -'M05
22% Nov 19
40% Dec
31% Dec
37
Mar 21
25% Nov
19^;'
100
May~28~
Aug 15 T
47
Dec 21
119% Jan
22
23% Aug
Dec
30
25
22
99
Nov
; 94r
Dec u;;
13% Nov 23
102
Nov 21.
64% Dec 21
34
■ Feb
Jan
5
21 % Jan
3
'3
10
10% Oct
98
Dec
31
55
Dec
24
20
Jun
22
17
21% Nov 16
12% Mar 16
57% Apr 13
,86% Jun 12
17 % Mar 22
16
Oct
8 % Jan
37% Apr
70
Jan
'• 8
\ ;, 38% Jan
11
18 % Feb
28
23
16
23
3
Oct
'
19
70
27% Jan 23
35
32
Nov
43
33
Oct
i ;;
Aug
9h
41% July 27
13% Jun
8.
19% Nov 28
16% Apr
.
1Q% Jnn
1
19
AOg 14
43%,Oct 22
Feb
83% Jun 20
I
July 24
7% Dec 31
54% Dec 18
14 % Mar 7
77% July 19
10
Sep 13
14
Feb
45% Dec 26
-■
-27%
28
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
4% Jan
3
75% May
,
*
3
20% Oct
28% Feb
21
19% Dec
24
1 % Dec 23
45% Oct
11
9 % Jan
59% Jan
8
11% Jan
V 43% Jajtl
10
3% Jan
69% Jan
11
i
.
,
8
2
9
31% Oct 22
*:
38 %Jan
11
86% Jun
24
«•
»9% Jan
5
17% Dec
30
31 %
12
20% ©ct
10
4% Dec
31
4914 Jan 24
10% Mar 28
6% Oct
22
10 Va
Sep
5
23% Nov
12
31% Jan
4
May
23
69% Jan
9
110% Jan
9
23% Jan
11
.
16
9% Dec
30
31% Apr 27
18% Dec
31
24% Dec
10
42
July 25
31
40
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
Carey
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina' Power & Light.:
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
1
„
5
Carrier
27
31
41% Jan
6
Oct
22
29
26% Jan
71% Jan
3
10% Nov
11
4
40% Nov
19
31% Feb
1
11
Dec
30
46% Feb
1
18
43% Mar
Dec
19'it Dec
10
12% Nov
5
9% Nov
6
51% Feb
9
69 % Mar
1
49% Oct
21
64
60
1
87
3
52 % Dec
30
82V4 July 24
29 % July lo
102% Apr
4
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
23% Sep
82% Oct
11
30
22
94% Jan
25% Dec
24
50% Jan
4
39% Feb
12
47
Jun
17
71
Jun
6
Dec
3
37% Jan
3
39% Dec 20
54
Jan
Mar 26
12% Jan
Jan
9
11
23
73% July 17
47% Oct
21
20% Mar 29
10
Dec
"l9
Nov
2
104% Jan
18
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
23% Jan
29
17% Dec 27
20
109
46% May 24
185
Oct
16
89% Nov 30
34% Jan
70
Dec
39
100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30
3
15
3
93% Jan
Dec
23
4
175
13
73
Dec
23
83
15
30
Oct
21
43 %
6
90
Oct
23
Jan
80% Mar 26
57% Nov
May 20
Jan
14
6
8
71% Feb
33% Dec
5
ia % Dec
16
40% May
3
25% July 19
13
31% Dec
Jan
5
123% Jun
Jan
13
50% Jan
131% Mar
2
70
Oct
23
Nov~29
43 % Mar
5
27
139
Jan
8
25
106
Mar
5
95
Sep
25
778
Dec
23
114% May 8
800
Apr 17
49% Dec
6
62% Jan~~9
94 % Mar
5
27% May 28
47
Dec 11
Fee
27
73
Jun
26
83
23% Jan
19
13% Nov 21
Apr
17
13
NOV
13
17% Nov
12
30
33% Jan
2
35% Dec
9
10
41
18% Dec
50% July 30
51% Mar 12
9
46
Dec
59% Feb
27
451
66 % Apr
3
Nov 30
Dec
104
25
3
141
50
Jan
10
125
*
May 16
Jan
45
5
36% Dec
2
24% Jan
15
54
67% July
Jan
20
Dec
16
48
Nov
14
57
22% Jun
38
Sep
Oct
12
50% Feb
28
10
50% Apr
25
30
59
Mar
28
34% Dec
19
28
34% Dec
,
Apr
22
21
18
Jan
8
58
84 % Jan
28% Nov 23
24% Sep 25
Apr
11% Dec
36% May 15
35% May 15
Jan
31
30 %
31%
100
99
14Va
20,600
102
150
63%
65
2,100
31 %
31%
6,400
18%
18 "a
*18'%
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 %
!»%
18%
19
3,800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
47%
10%
10%
*46
5,000
47%
*46%
48
77
*74%
76
*74%
75%
74%
74'4
200
15%
74%
74%
16
52%
16
15%
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,900
53
53%
53%
54
1,100
*102%
105
No par
"7%
•
__5
27 "
8%
25%.
,
,1.
1
.
1.%
52%
*52%
53
102%
102%
'102%
306
33%
33%
33'/a
33%
19 %
19%
18%
19
42%
24%
42'%
42%
42%
42%
24%
24i%
23%
24
7%
8%
8%
8%
26%
26'a
26'',.
25%
25
-
1%
1%
53 %
25%
1%
54
9
9%
24%
25%
1%
1%
*53
33%
55
*461
47%
150
33 %
33%
18%.
*18%
19 %
42'/0 ; 42 V2
23%
23%
8%
8%
42%
42%
8,200
23%
23%
12,800
*8 %
( %
1,000
26%
26%
26%
27",.
9%
9%
9%
5,800
7,200
24% >24%
24%
24%
6,200
.
26%
9"
103
33%
*18%
7%
27%
9%
8%
47%
.
102%
33%
20
53 %
52
*■
52
102%
102
*46
400
9
1%
*53%
4,bOU
300
2
6,700
55
54
55
700
1%
1%
-
34%
35%
351.4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
37
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
94%
94 Va
94%
94%
230
19
36%
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
18%
19%
94%
18%
94%
1
19%
37
36
37%
35%
36%
35 Va
36%
35%
36%
11,100
14,100
1
5%
1.25
5%
5%
7%
8 %
8
24 %
24%
25
8 %
7%
*24%
51 %
52%
92
52%
52%
90
12%
23
it
12
*22%
*5%
8%
25 %
90
12 %
6%
7%
53%
221
6
25%
93
52%
*90
!
6%
25
*90
6'4
7%
*5%
7%
2,000
•
6
3,600
7%
9,500
25
25
25
51'4
52%
51%
52%
20,700
no'4
90 %
90'4
90%
300
12
11%
12%
*11%
11%
"11%
12
23
*22%
31%
23%
*22'4
23%
*22 '/a
23%
32%
31%
32
35
35'4
35'4
500
32%
31%
32%
31%
1,000
32
8,100
34%
1,300
9,000
34%.
34%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'4
13%
13 %
13%
50
52%
52 Va
52 Va
51 Va
52
51%
51%
2,200
Western
North
com
No par
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
14,900
20%
19%
21
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20'4
20%
20
20 %
20%
20 V*
20 '/a
20 Va
22%
23%
22 %
22%
22%
23
12,700
*14'/o
15
100
5%
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
—-100
——8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
-No par
Cotton
Copper
Oil—.
—5
:
25
Co———
Chrysler Corp
25
:
,
22%
*14%
,
*9%
19%
19%
20
23%
23 %
23%
15
15
15
10
*9%
43
*37
54
54.
*39
%
53%
.10
43
54%
35%
*14 V8
%
15
*9%
10
*39
41
*14%
"9%
*33
15
*34 Va
10
*9 %
10
43
*401/4
6,600
8,300
43
53
54%
53
54%
30%
31
54
54%
51.,300
10,200
101% Dec
3
10% Jan
4% Nov 23
4%
Cities
Service
6
9
12
•
104
Dec
Feb
31
13
14
4%%
49% Mar 22
110% July 17
Clark
36% MarlS
18% May 9
44
Nov
18
19
112
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
26
82% Dec 31
103% Jan
C
23
$4.50 preferred
46%
45%
46%
46%
46%
46 Va
47
47%
48 %
13,200
50%
48%
49%
49
49%
19,400
11%
11'4
11 Va
11%
—
_5
100
No par
5
No par
;
Cleveland^; Pitts RR 7% gtd——50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Cluett
1°>'
l
Peabody & Co
preferred
4%
2nd
,
Coca-Cola
No par
com
100
—
preferred
Co
100
jl
(The)
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
$3.50
Co
Collins & Aikman Corp.
1
Colorado Fuel &; Iron com
5%%
Class
Southern
17
Jan
Dec
5
Jan
10
40% Oct 23
45% Jan
14
3
95% Nov
6
Jan
23
30
54% Jun
19
18
Nov
14
14
107
Comptometer
Nast
Consolidated
Consolidated
Cigar
Consol Edison
of N Y
Consolidated
22
101 % Jan
22
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 preferred
16
22
92% Feb
IIP
15
War 1?
105%
107%
37%
38%
38
38%
38%
Container Corp
< >
Common
39%
2,700
40
132
*130
132
132
132
*130
89
*84
89
*84
89
*84
300
132
*84
89
105%
106
*800
104%
105%
104%
105
104%
5,500
105
*800
*800
50%
80
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
500
20%
21'4
21
21%
23,300
*800
16%
*15%
16%
15%
21
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
44
44'%
*15%
50%
*80
51%
82
52
*80
11,400
52%
100
82
43%
44
*43
44
*44
44%
44 %
44 Va
1,300
100
40
40
*39%
41 %
*39%
41%
*39%
41 Va
*39%
41 Va
30
51
51
49
49
*49
50
*49
51
*49
51
30
100
48
48
.*47%
48%
*47%
49
47%
47%
*48%
48
20
12,125
2,700
24,100
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 T«
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
*67%
68
68
68
30
35%
35%
36
35%
36
4,200
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
4,100
1
25%
26%
26
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26
10,100
50 %
50% ij
12%
5014
50%
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
51
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
12%
8,200
8,600
com—25
43 %
43%
43.'/4
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 Va
43 %
12,700
103%
103%
102"%
102%
*102%
103 %
103'4
103%
4%
13%
*67%
4%
4%
No par
.10
No par
io%
8%
87'a
8%
—1
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
11%
12
11%
11%
12
Corp.
5
No par
*4%
8%
47%
1.33%
1
Corp
pfd
5
10
5
10%
9
48:%
100
No par
com
...
47%
105
4%
4%
4%
5%
5'%
5'%
10%
10 %
10%
48
5
a
5
10%
.
Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
—No par
Continental Can Inc common
_10
—
$3.75 preferred
Onrf
3,600
2,900
18,400
16,500
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
20%
30%
30%
311/4
13%
13
13%
13%
14%
48'%
106
47%
106
47%
106
30%
22'4
47%
105%
48%
1,600
6,400
4,400
2,300
106
30%
30%
21%
21%
15%
15%
15
15'%
15'4
15%
15%
15%
14%
15'%
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15'/a
15'%
*15%
16%
16
16
16
16
16
16
1,800
1,700
42%
42 %
42%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43
15,300
42
•
15%
34%
35
49
49%
99%
*34%
48%
35
49%
33
35
48%
49%
100%
100
100
100%
101
102%
>101
103
102
102
*92
96
*93
95
93
17%
*87
31
100%
43%
17%
93
31%
101
44%
No par
nrcfcrrpd
1,900
7,800
3,300
5
14%
*90
5
5%
10%
16i%
*101
100
—
4%
5
10%
30%
.
47%
4%
10'4
300
104
14%
15%
;_Nopar
Naphr
Continental
conv
10514
5
10%
*103
16
No par
:
1,300
13%
67%
13%
68
34
48Va
101%
*102
*93%
37
49
101 %
104
96
of America—
preferred
$4 50
39%
*130
13%
$4.50 preferred
25
Aug
Oct
88
35%
Gas
Oct
79% Oct
20,200
67%
Corp
Utilities
81
106
180
17%
17
13%
Foods
87
3
36 %
21%
1
Nov
62
*35%
17%
22%
«
5
*60
35'4
17'4
22%
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Mar
61
35
18%
23%
Consumers Power Co
4
61
37
17%
22%
14
3
62
*36
18
22 %
23
Mar 29
*60
37
17 %
22
Jan
Jan
63
"36
17%
Consol Electronics Industries—-—1
49% Jan
48
10
*60
37
30%
101% Jan
33% May
290
31%
4
105
104%
30%
22
12
*104
105%
22
22
104%
31%
Oct
Oct
104%
105%
Jun
38
10
5,100
104 %
104
40%
31%
4%
70
74
40
32%
22 % Oct
92% Sep
*71
40%
31%
42
3
74
39%
68
com,
Natural
Aug
*71
160
35 %
—
Consolidated
Jan 20
150
105
preferred
Gas
20% Apr
9
94
Apr 24
7,900
150
*150
35'%
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
Laundries
6
30
40%
35%
Corp
Consolidated
28
98%
40%
No par
-50c
$5
2,700
16%
*97V4
40 %
40%
105
16%
16%
97%
40%
16%
50
Inc
Coppermines
Consolidated
26% Oct
*103
2,300
40
74
*71
5
15
16% Nov
40%
3.8%
97%
155
*150
3,000
105
80
Corp
Mar 28
83% Nov 27
71%
40%
38%
35
Publishing Co
Apr
18
71%
40%
40%
*102
No par
Corp—.
CongoleumrNairn Inc.
11
11
74%
16%
100
39%
38 Va
2.50
preferred
16
Sep 18
155
16%
*98
105
50
pfd
Co
22
95 % Mar 27
39%
38%
—100
Edison
20
6
*145
16%
99
*102
81%
1
Oct
58
38%
38%
10
Aug 19
14
155
16%
*98
104
49%
Co
Dec
49% Jun
*84
13%
15
22
16%
99
39%
37%
37%
*128%- 132
*67%
35% Jan 23
16% Sep 19
36% Oct
38%
—100
pfd
Cone Mills
18
*101 %
38
62
*00
*35%
17 %
.5
4.64 '/o
105
37%
103
103
$4.25 preferred
No par
Carbon Co———No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Conde
33
40%
*101%
37
81
Columbian
14% Jan
31
38%
*145
*71
105
2.50
10% Apr 22
6 % Jan 17
24
10%
83
50
.
24
24
49%
10%
49
49%
Ry com
B
30
9% Oct
*48%
10%
82
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc.:
Columbia Pictures common:
30
6% Dec
50%
10%
Broadcasting System—
Dec
7
50%
*49%
10%
49%
No par
A
Class
49%
50%
*800
preferred series B
&
50%
10%
*101 %
37
16%
*97%
No par
lo
com
preferred
Colorado
49%
"49%
440
1,400
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
89
For footnotes see
page 22.
31
Clevite Corporation
Dec
Jan
106%
56%
102%
117%
92%
31
Electric Ilium com——15
Cleveland
9
36% Jan
104
28% Nov 28
91%
30'4
Co
3
51% Mar 13
Jan
92%
30 %
preferred—100
12
21% Apr 16
43 % July 28
19
30%
92%
30
15
C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Equipment
3% Dec
25% Oct
Dec
30%
91%
30
10
convertible
4
29% Dec
23% Mar 19
92
30%
91
30
:
Commonwealth
22% Jan
43% Dec
30%
89%
30
Co
issued—
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co common..
42 % Dec
4
10
31
89%
29 %
Solvents
Jan
31
30%
90%
-No par
Engineering
8% Mar 16
Dec 28
30%
90%
29%
46%
10
C I T Financial Corp.
Credit
18
"T
30%
100
preferred
Commercial
15
26
8.50
Common
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
Commercial
13% Dec 31
111% Dec 12
63%
30%
13%
101
49%
Combustion
31
27
63
30%
*97%
34 %
34% May 17
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
91% Oct
Dec
63%
30%
13%
13%
21
22
83
101%
13%
13%
32
Oct
35% Oct
31
*100
49
14%
22
26
44% Mar 19
Dec
13%
100%
61%
17.800
34
4
36% Mar 22
20
39% Feb 10
98
13%
100%
61%.
250
12,800
64%
100
11
38% Dec
99
*97'%
13%
62%
6%
18%
.50
14
22
18% Dec 28
Dec 19
62%
105
No par
48% Jan
30
88.
62%
6
pfd_
78% Jan
9% Dec
Jan
9S
16%
104
noncum
20% Jun
42% Oct
23
63%
6
18%
9.50
preferred
series A
19
20% Sep
34% Jan
47,200
104%.
6
10
30
19
18
15
16"?»
16%
104%
130
18%
Ry com Dol_50
30
13
15% Dec
15,600
15%
*52 %■
40
Western
68% Dec
21% Mar 20
Nov 29
22%
100%
13%
5
30% Dec
54
26% Oct
22 »4
61%
*100
1
3
31% Dec
100
62%
*97%
16
700
22%
No par
12
44% Oct
1
16% Nov 21
16% Dec 27
Dec 14
98
6
22%
18%
1
2nd
22
44
63%
98
16%
105
5%
41%
*21 %
10
„10..
noncumulative
14% Oct
Dec
62
15%
104%
41%
22%
18%
42
22%
4%
22% Oct
•
5%
40%
18%
33%
23
23% Oct
Dec
105
5%
36
■
18%
9%
*46
*74%
par
x
15%
15%
*103%
5%
35%
150
18%
*19%
1st
19
8
62
lo
noncumulative
78
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
i
61 %
15%
*97%
98
13%
13%
100
100
00'%
61%
30%
30%
50
4%
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
29
105
Corp—5
West
6
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
Nov
15%
*103%
5%
22 »/a
—
Columbia
22% Jun
100
23
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3 % '/o
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
24
Nov
Nov
75"
9
Dec
162
127% Sep
40%
Apr
99
23
43% Jun
111
4
20 %
7
Dec
103
8
98% Dec 20
46% Jun
33
100
Nov
18% May31
103 % Nov 20
May 28
19
Jun
22
Chemway Corp
Chfesapeake Corp of Va
Apr 24
196
26
39% Dec
18
Jan
75% July 18
26
97% Dec 31
23
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc_.
Checker Cab Manufacturing
wuen
12% Jan 30
Nov
*21 %
3,500
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
102
93
40%
22
Co_—
Chickasha
13,100
40
22
-100
$4.50 preferred
Chile
37%
36%
40
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
>
Common—a—L—t
—__Nopar
31
24% Oct 25
87
Jan
22
36%
35%
40%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc:
&
2,000
36
36%
1_10
;
Cessna Aircraft Co.:
5'■/<>
42%
36%
22%
—
5%
6,700
43 %
22%
Cerro -de. Pasco Corp
Certain-Teed Products Corp—;
Class A
26%
40%
_7
Sugar Co
Century Industries Co.
Chic Great
26%
43
21%
Co .of N J
Belt
99
26%
43
23
Central Illinois Public Service
Chain
99
26
44
41%
100
South
98%
26%
43
22
Georgia Ry com—No
Central RR
98 %
26%
43%
12.50
common
preferred
98
26%
43%
21%
5% preferred series D
100
Central Hudson"Gas & Eleb—No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
4%%
98
25114
43%
33%
—.
of
96%
26 %
43
preferred
100
Celanese Corp "of Anier ccm__No par
1% 2nd preferred
-100
.4%% conv preferred series A-100
Celotex* Corp common
1
5'/b preferred
20
Central Aguirre, Sugar, Co
5
Central, Foundry Co
L_
„l
Central
26
40%
preferred
,4.20%
26%
21 %
—
,
25%
96
1
G%% 2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor common
Chic
29
29
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
Jun
(J I) Co
7%
25%
96%
25%
50
.
29,400
5,300
25%
_l
—■
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
29V4 May 10
37% Jan
7
30
13% Jan
preferred
.
96
10
34% Apr
43 % Apr
23
a
common,
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
'
30
18% Dec
Corp
4,%%
Mar 15
Apr
16% Nov
4
15%
35
30% Mar 11
50
24% Jan
20
13%
34%
29
35% Dec
10% Jan
14
34%
Violeta
26
27% Nov 19
13%
33%
Central
46% Dec
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
14%
34%
&
89% Dec
9
13%
34
Central
69% Nov 21
17
35% Dec
May 20
109% Nov 21
36% Dec 28
14%
35
22% Jan 10
t
22
8
v
Shares
14
34%
43% May 22
12% May 4
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
3
6% Nov 28
29% Nov 29
20
31
Oct
36
"
27% Apr
45% Dec
1
31% May 24
53% Jan
6% Dec
24 % Oct
v
,,
9
45
108
96% Jan
3
7
1
Dec 21
Jan
21
17
'56%,Apr,. 1
100% Jan 11
32% Dec" 27
Feb
Oct
94
7
4
Oct
34% Jan
7
Aug
34
22% Oct
Aug 17
2(5% Nov
Jan
13 % May 22
54
July 29
80
July 29
■,
8
29
14 % Nov
8
160% Aug 20
17% Dec 31
;,,6L
113"
17% Jan
;
.
23% Oct 22
51% Jan 16
98% Dec 31
;
v:
22
Feb 27
43
' Feb
14
8% Dec 28.
Nov 28
9
81% Feb
15% Oct 16;
5j3
88% Oct
75
Jan 13
47% May 3
119;
14
17% Dec
95% July 18
104
Jan. 24
14%
14
6
the Wseh
Friday
35%
19
5% Mar
Jan.28
14
18% Jun
99 % May
9
100 % M&r 13
Bales far
Thursday
34%
110% Jail
„
13
Jan.22
1
Case
5% Oct ,22
55% Dec
Wednesday
Jan.21
5
(The) Co—
Carriers & General Corp—
Carter Products Ine
e
Tuesday
Jan, 20
Carborundum
24
Oct
'
55% Jan 23
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Apr 26
;
18% Oct
12% Oct
18% Jan
10
74% July 16
65 % Jan 11
30
LOW AND HIGH BALK FRIGES
Menday
EXCHANGE
28% Oct 22
19
11%
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Highest
90
90
too
*111
115
17%
*87
31
17%
93
31%
17%
*87
31 %
101%
101%
101
44%
44 %
44
89%
*111
89%
115
17%
93
31 %
102
Va
44%
17%
*87
31^%
103 '/a
44
17%
93
31%
103 %
44'%
36
1,150
8,100
37%
48%
49%
101%
103%
*102
*93%
17%
*87
610
20
105
96
18%
>
15,000
93
31%
32 Va
103%
4,500
103 Va
220
44
44 Va
11,100
90
1,510
116
200
90
90
90
112
112
*114
18
The Commercial
14
and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
(466)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
Highest
Continental Copper
14
15
Dec
31
15% Jan
7
Industries
22% Feb
28% Oct
10
20% Nov
4
26Y4 Jan
7
5%
43
Sep
20
58% Apr
8
39 % Nov
14
54 Ya May
3
5% Deo
6
9% Jan 11
34Y4 Jun
1
45% Nov II
12% Feb
16% Oct 29
9
Continental
22
Jun
14
30
70Ya Jun
19
26 Va Dec
24
43Y» July 25
23
37
17% Dec
Mar 20
70
20
Dec
41
62
152 % Deo
40% July 11
54% July 25
6
23
Feb
34% Dec
27
166% Dec
17
27 Ya Jan
14
B
57 Ya Feb
13
87% Apr
Corn
11
July 18
12 Ya Dec
24
19
74
Oct
22
89
5
25
79% Oct
31
96Ya May
30
Oct
3
33
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
28% Oct
22
30% Jan
S
26 Ya Oct
22
14% Dec
11% Dec
19
11
16
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
l^'s Oct
11
28% Dec
7
28
10 Ya Dec
35% Feb 2S
23 Va Jun
5
S
40 Ye Oct
22
18% Feb
69 Ya Apr
50 % Nov 23
30
58 Ya
Jan
14
Dec
65
26
15% Dec
17% Oct
5 Ya Oct
Jan
2
65 Ya Jan
2
6
31
32 Ya Apr
17
11
30Ya Apr 25
21
11
19
20
27 Ya Dec
Feb
9
33 Y2 Jan
3
9Y4 Sep 14
7% Jan
53% Feb
59% Jun
19
19% Jan
17
22
Jun
47% Jan
23 Y4 Dec
9
49% NOV 21
30% Nov
21
47
Jan
38 Ya Oct
11
64% Jan
61
1
61
47% Oct
1
06% NOV
40Va Oct
21
Dec
21
96
79% Jan
7
NOV
18Va
18%
16%
18'4
16%
17'4
173b
17%
9,900
23
23 %
23%
2334
5,400
18%
18%
23%
23 Yt
23%
23%
23
50 Vb
50 Vb
*50%
51 Vb
*50%
51 Ya
*51
52
55
*52
55
*52%
55
*52
56
*52
34 %
34%
Y*
164'%
164 Ya
165%
165%
15%
15%
16%
14 34
16 Ya
International
17%
2
1
*29
Corp (The)
—
*106
6%
RR
29 Va
*29
29 Ya
*293/8
15 Y4
15 Yi
12%
13%
13
27%
.
*29%
100
.
100
29%
15'
15 Ya
13'4
13%
3,500
6,300
28
*27 V'4
1,000
-
473/4
4734
98 Ya
98
12,700
48%
99
Ya
11,400
79
;
46 Ya
18%
46 Ya
47%
47',4
47%
47
99
45%
98 Ya
98 Va
98%
99
99
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
19 Ya
43,300
23%
23%
23 Vi
24%
24. Ya
26 34
26
27 Ya
4,280
19
19%
19%
20 Ya
20 Ya
20%
203b
20-3/4
8%
8%
8%
834
100
10
23%
19%
24 Yi
18%
18%
5
100
8%
8%
8%
63
62
61
*7%
7%
29%
30 %
30 y4
8%
7%
29 %
30%
9,000
15,400
500
63%
1,000
8
*7%
8
7%
30 Ya
7%
390
%\
9
8%
*61 %
6334
*61 Ya
62
62
63
7%
7%
5
79
27
27
27
27
3,900
2
2
15'4
>
17,300
1,000
4%
4Tb
27 T a
13%
15 Vi
13Ya
...
89
19 Ya
18Tb
29%
15%
12%
12.50
Sugar
*79
15Ya
*98 %
pfd
noncum
85
27%
*86
85
*79
29 Ya
*26%
87
*85
2
15%
27
8,200
21%
12%
26%
No par
4,300
79
5
2
26%
29%
5
No par
15%
89
85
*79
60
169
15 Va
87
*4%
5
273/a
14,100
76 Vb
18%
18Ya
2 Ya
*2
26%
Va
77%
Ya
15
Zellerbach Corp common
of America
2Ya
27Ya
34
15%
76%
Vi
18
56
Vi
70
52
34
14%
78 %
11,800
•„
'
%
168Ya
167
12%
2.50
preferred
18 Ya
*4%
5
5
85
*79
18%
2634
27 Y*
77 Vi
78
*2
2
2
25%
100
preferred
-
5%
5
v
25
75%
76%
75%
1
1
Corp
163
%
42,300
800
*52 Ya
*51
,
34%
34%
343/a
34
34%
34%
15%
1
Corp
Cuneo Press Inc
31%
1,600
10%
34,900
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
1
29%
10%
lOYa
10%
10%
10%
1034
10Ya
10%
31%
9%
57%
57%
*56 Ya
57%
*56%
57%
*56 Ya
57 Va
57
57
No par
j___No par
1
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
26%
27 Va
26%
27
25%
27
—1
32 %
32 Ya
32 Vb
32 Yi
32
32
32Va
32 Ya
32 Ya
10
*45 %
45%
45%
46
45 Ya
45%
44%
45 Ya
44%
4434
1,300
2,600
*43T4
44%
44%
44%
44V4
44!A
44-Ya
44
*83 V4
86
86
86
Curtis
$4 prior preferred
$1.60 prior preferred
Curtis-Wright
14
14
Oct
20%
18
11
19
33% Feb
63
19%
18
Cuba
11
49% NOV 28
19 Ya
*86
4
NOV
21
18%
*85
a
19Ya Dec 20
26% Jan 23-
19 V*
89
Cudahy Packing Co common
4Ya% preferred
8
63% July 18
18
12
13% May
9
28
19
87
Cuban-American
28
17
6% Jan
52% Oct
31% Dec
19'A
*85
$4.20 preferred
Crucible Steel Co
18
Nov
30
19 Ya
*86
$2
38 Ya Jan
S'ANov
42%
29 Vt
19 Vb
89
Crown
26
54
41
29%
88
18
July 11
18
Feb
23
10% Jan
S
40
Feb IS
41%
29%
*86
Cream of Wheat
14Ya May 7
84% Aug 20
7% Nov 10
40%
30
7
23 Ya
.50
Crown Cork <fc Seal common
22
25 % Dec
10
7Y4 Jan
41%
30
*85
Crescent Corp
23% July 25
13
14 Ya May 28
7 Ya
40%
7
89
3%%
Oct
85
9
7Ya
41%
30
6%
88
Petroleum
*20
41
*86
Coty
16 Y8 Dec
Feb
104
Dec 27
91
18,900
*85
6
3IV2 Feb
100
7 Ya
163
4
Aug
7Ya
7%
5
5
Coty Inc
16 Ya July 23
Nov 29
74
7
97% Mar
10,900
.5
Crane Co common
36% Apr 22
88
Mar 14
Oct 22
22
2
2% Jan
24
4
May 29
42% Max 20
3
100
47 Ya
Refining coinmon.10
preferred
-100
Corp
1
Cosden
6% Jan
18
1% Dec
S
6% Jan
Dec
15
23% Aug 27
30
5% Sep 25
5
2% Dec
21Vt
46%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
100
3 Ya % preferred series of 1947.100
2
May 17
25
Ya
46 Yi
.50
products
7%
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
20%
45 Ya
30
7Ya
19%
Cornell Dubilier Electric
106 Ya July 11
99
9'4
20%
5
convertible preferred—
convertible preferred—
6%
99
•
Oct
20
28
145
B
5%
9%
21 '4
45 Ya
30
*29
5
9%
8,700
9%
9Ya
41%
7
.14
Shares
Jan. 24
46
♦20 Ya
46'A
45 Vb
461A
45%
40%
..5
Delaware.
Copperweld Steel Co common
79% July 11
30
26
Dec
94% Jun
Dec
40% Mar 12
60% Nov 29
89
51
..1
1
of
Oil
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
8
23
32% Feb 24
180% Mar
7
Dec
IS
Dec
66
43 Ya Jan
30
Dec
20
31
'
Continental Steel
May 15
16% Dec
33% Dec 14
49% Apr 26
54% Jan 31
27% Jan 20
Jan
Continental
49% May 21
24% Jan 23
-5
Insurance.
21'A
*20 Vb
21'A
91/4
10
9%
10
10
*20 "a
.25
25
preferred
Continental Motors
5% Oct
41 Ya Dec
9
..2
common
convertible
the Week
Friday
Jan.23
Jan.22
& Steel-
Sale* fa*
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
AND
Jan. 21
Jan. ,'J0
Put
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
NEW TORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Year1956
Lowes!
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Frerloas
common
Class A
Cutler-Hammer Inc
30
21 Ya
21 %
21%
*21 Ya
27 Vi
26%
27 Yi
26%
*32
300
400
42,300
-
D
79
as
Feb 24
11% Dec 31
17% Mar 19
8% Oct
4Ta July 10
3% Dec
16
Mills
River
Dan
£
12
*11 Ya
12
33
33'A
33%
47',4
46
Vb
4b%
46'A
87
87
87
*85
87
88
*84
89
*85%
89
*85%
89
89
*86
89
*86
89
*86 A
89
3
47
Aug
1
Daystrom Inc
60
Oct
21
49% Apr
IS
76% Dec
19
96
83
27
95% Mar
Sep
100
*84
88
*84
*86
89
*86
1
100
14
Ya Oct
22
13Ya Jan
2
26% Dec
5
26
23% Jan
31
Decca
&
Nov
7
31Ya Feb
28% Apr
58
18
25 Ya Jan
7%
1
30
7
6% Dec
Co
Delaware Lack
41VaFeb
38% Jan
23
33% Jun
25
38 Ye Dec
14
NOV
7
79
Jan
9
24 Ya Deo
i,
31
31Vi Nov 23
35% Jan
48 Ya
7V4
22%
71/4
7 Vb
47%
47Ti
4734
-
473A
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
38 Va
28 Vb
38 V*
38
Detroit
Edison
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
Jan
23
Detroit
Hillsdale & S VV RR Co__100
2
Jan
2
Devoe
$1.50
5
30
15% Jan
14
16
15% Dec
20
Co..
Alkali
.
39 %
39%
39 %
*34
37
60
*54
10
9%
39 Ya
39 Ya
*34
37
34%
35
34%
60
9%
3,300
10,200
29Tb
18,800
35 Ya
*54
-
*39
35%
Vi
39Tb
'
-
22
34% Jan 14
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
17
13% July
Divoo-Wayne
4,600
5,400
GO
21,800
'
-800.
39V4
39 »A
37
*34
34T4
34%
34%
4;800
3,800
28'%
28%
29%
29%
30%
30 %
30%
31
3lVa
31%
31%
25 %
25%
25%,. 25 Ya
25%
26 Ya
26 Ya
27
27
27Vb
50o
2.50
12Tb
1.3
12%
13
12%
13 Va,
15%
15%
15%
15%
153b
15%
::15
.2
'26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
A 27
1
6
Oct
4,800
f
93/4
9Tb
'
37
34Ya
;
.5,200
19%
38 Vb
39
'
39%
*34
39%
37
343i
47T4
18%
*54
9%
9%
10
21,400
38 Va
60
,
5,300
7%
47 Ya
-
39Tb
y4
22%
2
10%
10 Tb
10%
10%
10 Ya
10%
10 ~
10
Ltd
Corp
28%
27%
1
com
,
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
Disney
(Walt)
Productions
300
32 Vb
7%
25
Corp
preferred
10'A
*34
2
10
Co..
Dec
5
9Tb
la
Raynolds class A
*54
60
*56
.1
Corp
Diamond-Gardner
Mar 29
25% Jun
&
Diamond
37% Mar 13
34
22
Vilbiss
De
3
31
573/4 Jan
Detroit Steel
3
Inc
16 V4
15%
221/4
■
38Tb
Lines
Air
9% Apr
13Ya Aug 27
47%
32
22Y4
7%
32
Yi
'
22
38 %
59% July
a
48%
48
Light Co—13.5C
,
*32
32
22Tb
*31 Vb
19%
39
23',
7-%
32
38%
21
13
22Tb
7%
.
19
17
13 Va Dec
l
Mar
*31%
21%
7%
30
15Tb
16
29%
22% Jan
17
19
25 Ya Dec 30
28 % Nov 12
23% Oct 19
16 Ya Feb 28
22%
31%
7%
2,200
;2,300
87
29V4
15%
29%
"
16 Ya
15 Va
30 Ya
22
.50
33 Vb
4734
*85
38%
Jan
18% Oct
15%
16Tb
12Ya
33 Vb
47 »/4
;
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No pai
65
29% Dec
17
Power &
15
29 Vb
16%
Ya
10
88
Vb
*11%
12'/a
16 Yn
16%
15%
29%
31%
No par
Western
<Ss
16%
15
29
3%
July 17
41% May 21
35% Oct 23
>55
NOV 25
37
60% Aug IS
44% Apr
5
31% Nov 27
Delta
48 '4
34 % Dec
20
40
26% Aur
22
8% Dec
19
43 Y« Dec 12
11
51V2 May 15
18
Delaware
30
33% Oct
26
25
15% Dec
-
.20
preferred
& Hudson
Delaware
*
'
'
29%
15
28%
...
__10
common
16%
14%
..
50c
Inc
Records
Deere
6
1634
50c
Dayton Rubber Co
19% July 22
19% Dec
July 29
May 25
*84
C
May 14
9
87
B
S
"39%
*84
series
47
i.b% Nov 29
100
series
48
15
14% Jan
3
A
3.90%
35 Ya Feb
J7%Jun
series
3.75%
8
43% Jan
47
3.75Ya
32% May
'
34
46 Vi
Preferred
34 Ya Jan
Dec
34
Preferred
16% Mar 13
8
*11%
46%
4
25% Apr 27
Apr
12%
34
6
3
10
32
*11%
x33
Feb 27
31% May 18
26% Feb
3%
Apr
26% May 28
14 Ya Feb
3'. b
86
Sep 25
64
*3Vb
88
Feb
36Ya Jun
3%
19
29
18% Sep
3 V»
24
99
5
3%
15
8
8
*3 %
Oct
18
25% Oct
27Ya Dec
9%
Jun
12
Dec
93b
9Tb
Nov
12% Dec
*84
10
9%
72
Mar
88
9%
9%
75
86
*84%
9 Vb
f
20Ya Jun
81
Light
86 Vb"
Preferred
73
300
47
13 Ya Apr
22
40
Power &
3%
32%
18
27% Oct
Dayton
9,900
*3%
*ll3b
Ded
30% Dec
10
1,500
10Ya
20
10
common__7
17% May 21
May 16
44 Ya Jan 24
S
Nov 10
Jan
4
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13
7
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95% Sep
Dec
Dec
24
14% Jun
12
Dome
14
10
91
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14
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover
23% Dec 21
44 Ya Nov
20
50% Dec
I
31
16Y4 Nov 23
21% Feb
S
I6Y4 Oct
10 Ya Jun
12 Ya May
28
11% Jan 17
5% Dec
6% Oct
July
14
1
10
Mines
Ltd
No par
11% Dec 24
24Vh Jan
29
Oct
22
68 Yi Jun
17
36 Ya Dec
24
573/4 May 13
Dresser
21
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Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Dunhill International
49
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12
9
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15
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20
Dow
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,_50c
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237
28
11
18
46
Dec
0
44% Dec
19
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23
75% Jan 23
150
181'/a
109 %
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109 Tb
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89%
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23
37'4 Apr
2
37 Vb-
37 Vi
37Tb
37 Ya
37Tb
37 Ya
14
45
Jan
25
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
32% Deo 14
11
4834 Jan
28
Feb
24
41
1
50
Jan
22
U
14
Oct
24
16% Jan
10
9
27 y4 Dec
30
47% Jan
11
Eagle-Picher Co
Oct
11
513/4 Jan
4
16% Dec
30
30 Ya Apr
3
18
42 Ya
Dec
31
17
24% Dec
23
8IY4 Feb
34
S
Nov 20
27
17% Mar 20
31% Dee 28
30% Sep IS
Dec
31
5% Dec 31
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13 y« Jan
S
21% Nov 27
31% Oct
1
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60-3/4 July
5
1
13
115
Jun
18
143% Nov
6
158
Feb
28
38% Dec
31
64% Jan
i4
22 Ya Oct
21
27% May
8
NOV
8
21% Dec
74
81% Apr
11
19
40
Jan
16
Aug
6
91
Apr
B
17% Dec
23
27 V»
July
24 % Dec
30
40% Apr
82
•
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2
25% Dec
27
6% Dec
30
24
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443/, July
34
3% Oct
22
22
23
6% Jan
21
31
8
May 20
Jan
14
7
35Y»Apr 10
Assn
Electric Storage
National
Amer
30 Ya Dec
Nov
6
24% Nov
13
323/4 Apr 30
6% Dec
23
20% Jan
7
Erie RR
43
Dec
1
71
56
July
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see
page 22.
12
77
Feb
3
62
Feb 28
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48
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52
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52
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52
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52
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15
14%
14%
15
15
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31
31
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30%
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30%
31
34 Ya
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34%
35'A
33:'/4
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19'A
19
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20'A
19%
20
19%
19%
20%
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26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
25 T 4
26 Ya
99
100
2
76%
4%
5%
preferred
47%
47'A
300
76 Vb
77
77
78
30 Ya
29
29 Ya
29 Vb
30Tb
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99%
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82
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44
45
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82
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1934
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27
27 Vb
27 Ya
27%
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29 y4
29%
29'A
29
29%
25%
20
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82
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88
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1934
4%
4
28Tb
27'A
1,000
2,600
4
17,000
29
2,400
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3
28
29 V*
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29
28%
30
29%
30'A
293A
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32
32%
31%
32 Ya
31%
32%
91%
31%
313b
32 Ya
4,700
5
10
25
4%
193
8
33%
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4%
4%
4%
19%
19%
19%
1934
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86
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86
28%
28 Y4
28'A
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88
34
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43
157
42
23%
43
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43 Ya
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77
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76
44
29
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50
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76
44
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100
8.50
common
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30
100 %,
155 Ya
%
154
1
10
Co
Equitable Gas Co
July 18
*46%
8
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common
70
v.
50
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Gas
Electric
•
-
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.10
common..
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Natural
•
12
48 Ya
76
Battery
32% Aug
•
23% Mar 29
86
Feb
S
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52
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14
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50
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52
100
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Jan
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47
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87
50
47
52
47%
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Paso
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.
48%
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50
500
44
25%
preferred
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El
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Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Emerson
45
34'%
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Eastman Kodak Co
&
22
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23
15% Oct
Stainless
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Dec
*46%
45
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prior preferred
Electric
22 Ya Oct
*42'A
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—-
4% Aug 15
1
44
52
50
Eastern Gas& Fuel
Mus
Vb
■
3
25
35Ya Mar
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17,400
50
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4Vt%
44
900
37%
47%
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4Ya%
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37
89
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50
preferred
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%
30%
preferred
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DWG Cigar Corp
July 15
37 Ya
*88
50
4.10%
27
89
18%
1
29% Dec 27
25 Y« Oct
10
50
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88
50
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July
May 10
300
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40
4% Jan
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181
109'A
12
i
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183 Vb
182%
89
4.20%
21% Dee 18
41% Jan
•
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109
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preferred
10
16% Jan 30
32% Nov 29
500
6 T4
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29
50
10V4
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89
31
106
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17%
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109
24
Jan
17
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10%
6%
183
Jan
Jan
Nov
17%
10 %
7
182Tb
Jan
94
Dec
35% Nov 26
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6Tb
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50
S
74
17%
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6%
36 Y2 NOV
Apr 12
Oct 29
90
17%
10%
6%
6%
108%
49% Jan
Jan
17%
*9%
6%
*9%
182%
49
66
*17%
10V4
17 Ya
1
] 08 %
18
30
17%
1
181%
Nov
170
14,400
5
41
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
18
Dec
23,200
38%
13%
No par
41
51% Jan 23
22% Nov 30
57 Vo
88
30 Ya Oct
«
54% Dec
1,900
56 Vt
38'A
No par
100% July 17
29% Jan
14%
56%
37%
Preferred $3.50 series
29
48% Deo
13%
56
38%
Preferred $4.50 series
57% Aug
9
37% Apr 19
17
43% Feb 14
26% Nov 28
13%
57'A
38
Common
72
36 Ya Feb
13%
56%
38%
1
18
54
13%
57%
37%
Mar 27
17% Jan
I
W-%
56 Ya
July 16
62% Jan
14
*13%
38
89% Feb
23 % Dec
Nov
14% Jun
13T4
56%
37%
110
Feb
53% Mar
»
(E I) & Co—
52 Ya Jan
54
x63%
206
38% July 12
50
Feb 27
Dec
10
14
20
Dec
64%
10
27
33
Dec
14
63%
10 Va
21
3
43
13%
66 Tb
10%
Jun
99
99 Ya Jan
39
131/2
64
76% NOV
I
5
26
44
12 Tb
67
160% Oct
Apr
121 % Feb
83 Ya Dec
Jan
12%
66
No par
Duplan Corp
6
12%
13 Vt
5
Industries
10
12%
67 V*
'56%
1
Chemical
du Pont de Nem
102% Dec 28
.No par
10
12 %
66
No par
8
11
50% Oct
72% May 28
18Ya Dec
3
57
Jan 10
82 Ya
Dr Pepper Co
llYa Jan 14
9
21
8%
8Tb
8 %
100
54
55
54
50
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59
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Vi
28
Vb
8-%
55
59
33Tb
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28%
8
54%
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8 Tb
4%
4
20
Tb
20
8
4T4
4Tb
43A
5.00C
20'/a
20%
203/4
4,000
33%
*33 %
33%
33 Vb
33%
86
*84
86
86
86
28%
28-%
8'A
1%
55 Vb
60
•
54%
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28%
8
28%
7%
55
54
00
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29 Ya
1,100
10
2,400
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11,900
54 ya
660
60
Volume
Number 5711
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
•
Chronicle
(467)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevloui
Year 1956
Range for Year 1957
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14
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31%
31%
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32
30%
31%
30%
31%
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39%
39%
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39%
8
39%
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39%
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39%
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39%
39%
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—
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1
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26
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7
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3
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26
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15
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28
20
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16
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20
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31
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10
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23
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9
27
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13
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Dec
26
81% Nov
13
106% Jan
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61
10
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3
33% Nov 29
Dec 27
92
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98
21
Nov
22
91% Jun
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12
30
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1
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47
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1
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28
61
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31 %
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31%
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19%
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19%
19%
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31%
30%
31%
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30%
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21%
21%
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0034
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31
31
19
19%
23%
24
39%
24
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19
43%
22,400
101% July 23
Firestone Tire & Rubber com.__6.25
89
90%
90
90%
89%
7,300
6
12% Jan
16
4
4%%
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5
Flintkote Co (The) common
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56%
preterrea
9
;
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Firth
Florence
Stove
20
22% Oct 28
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22
43% Jan
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13
93
42% Oct
21
3
25
Corp
58%
2.50
*
ser
of '51
41
6
6
92
Oct
23
Mar
5
84% Jan
3
33% Oct
21
61% July 16
Foote
40
59% Mar 19
18% Apr 29
67% July 8
Ford Motor Co—
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15%
15%
36
17% May
3
12% Jan
3
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Nov
18
11% Dec 31
78
July 18
13% Mar 12
10% Dec
a
97% Mar 20
38% Apr
68Va Nov 14
8% Dec JO
123
22
Nov
14
60
6'A Oct
22
5
July 11
24% Jan
8
Jan
14
Food Maclilnery & Chem Corp
3Y*</<> convertible preferred
3%%
preferred
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10
100
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4%
10
58%
58%
59
56%
56%
58%
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19%
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56
19%
41%
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100
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110
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40%
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103
8
16
40%
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13% Oct 22
32% Dec 30
65% May 15
134
41%
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21
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31
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31
22%
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3
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63% Mar 12
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22
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4%
convertible
preferred—100
36% Feb
Dec
16%
24%
72
11,500
10
Dept
41% Feb
83% Dec
.
2,000
8
2.50
com
preferred
22% Aug 22
59% May 8
41
16%
24%
*66
50
5
Fenestra Inc
Ferro
16%
24%
72
*66
aa'
—25
Federal Paper Board Co
21% Ma r 12
2
1
Com comraon...„l
105 Va Mar 14
23
7
16%
24%
72
a
21%
2
6% Dec
16%
24%
*66
"
7%
«s
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc——10
Filtrol Corp
1
47„ Mar 12
3
12% Feb 27
ISSt r^'""r"C"
Federated
3ni/-aS»
18% Sep
1A
1
M
10
37% Mar 14
8
1
50
™1 y F1"anc® CorlJ common
5% preferred series B_
11
wt'ini i?
31
JjWstafX Brewing Corp-
5%% conv pfd 1953 series
Fe^era Mogul Bower Bearings
Fe^ra Pacific Electric Co
Dee
30% Dec 26
Sep
Fajardo Sugar Co
18%
19
1,600
4314
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43%
6,900
*85
49%
88
49%
*101
110
93
50%
5,800
110
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93%
39%
40%
39
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39%
39
40%
41
40-%
41%
41
40%
41%~
15%
15%
36%
15%
36%
16%
36%
21,500
36%.
15Va35%
16%
35%
11%
I
11%
8,600
V4
11%
11%
11%
11%
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11
10%
10%
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70'A
71
70%
70%
71%
10
10%
10
10%
10
10 %
01
01
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01
61
60
16,400
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10
69%
10%
5,400
54,400
61
•
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600
11
6,200
24,800
270
a
9% Jun
8
41% Dec
9% Jan
26
11 %
3
8
July 19
'
10% July 24
10% Apr
10
45
Apr
11
36 Va Jan
Va Dec (30
8
46% Jun
28
'
25% Feb
9
20% Sfcp
Va July 20
32% July 31
49
28
Jan
38-
43
54% Dec
23
S
Jan
4
21
Jan
0
14 %. Dec
12
3% Jan
Dec
4
,40'A Dec 30
1
Oct
21
31% Dee
19
•20
6
.23% Oct
13
3% Oct
9% July 17
39
23
July 16
16% Aug 13
6% July 5
Dec
25
:
-
64
1
25% Jan
31
15% Feb
19
30
6% Jan
2
Deo
31
51
19
25Va Dec
51
106% Mar
9
1
Mky22
'
12S
Dec
17
Dec
73%
Jan
July
69
9
17
Jun
6
37% July 12
101
1
"Jan
25
12
Nov
19
47% Jun
67% Dec
31
18
88
May 16
Aug
9
26"
Jail
10
11
125
m« Aug 30
142
Jan
90 Va
s
25
eo%octr
15
3% Dec
30% Nov
3
89% Sep 24
2
14
36% Jan
13% Oct
'
33% Jau 27
Jan
8% Jan
21
30
Dec
23
135
2
Apr, 30
22% Dec 28
34% Mar 13
17% Dec 23
26% Jan
24% Jan
23
41% Nov 28
30
46% May 24
80 % Dec
13
97 Va Feb
13
30% Jun
12
70% Nov
v
Dec
45 V» Oct
49% Dec
31
9 % Dec
20
22
13 % Jan
S
10 vb Doc
26
14% Jan
'12 V* Jan
7 s
1'
59% Dec
23
65 Va Aug
17
Jun
11
35
1
6% Dec 31
73% Dec
9
11
122 % Mar
Dec
85
Dec
31
31
Feb
124
52% Feb
27
101 'A Mar 15
1
10
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
Oct
21
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
July 26
115
Jan
30
24 Va Oct
23
53 Va Feb
19
1
76% Nov
29
July 16
115 Va Jan
91% Feb
7
24
1
Dec
16
40
Apr
12
47% Dec
31
68
Jan
4
24
30'a Oct
11
'47% July 12
27'% Oct
42
34
47 Va
11
35% Aug 24
Nov 28
4% Dec
8 V.Jan
5% Aug 20
17
4
18
34% May 17
Oct
25
57% July 15
Dec
18
5
Ms Jun
13
' 8%'
33 V
6%
convertible
26%
15
3%
15%
15
•'> 3%
preferred
J
*53%
28%
.,50
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1—100
General Amcr Oil Cd of Texas
"
5
Amer
General Bronsse Corp
General Cable Corp com
1st
,
,
1100
No par
General Contract Corp common
2
." 6%
series preferred
10
Co
Dynamics
General
Electric
Foods
Co
General Instrument
General
5cfe
Mills
i
Z
—.1
.—No par
common
preferred
General Motors
100
Corp
preferred
Preferred
General
No par
$3.75
series
Outdoor
No par
Advertising.
15
90
28%
28
28%
28%
287b
4,200
72%
72%
71
71%
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10
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10
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.
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131
130
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32%
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32%
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48%
11%
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19:;«
64%
"
631%
*
117
57
40%
53% Dec
19
31
Dec
24
50% Jan
General
Refractories
10
35%
35 %
35%
36
19% Nov
19
General
Shoe
16'% Dec
23
22'a Nov
45% May
96
Nov 27
121 Va Apr
75 Ml Nov 28
86 Vis
Sep
5
12
108 Va Jail
77
Nov~27
45% Dec
37 Va
13
Sep" 12
52'A Sep
18
9% Jan
Apr
7
4
General Tire &PRub
23
July 17
3
22
90
18
23
Oct
21
36% July
9
Oct
22
62 % May
8
Gerber
39 Vb May 29
20 Vs Nov
14
12
7% Oct
21
54 Va Aug 23
32 Vn Oct
11
23 V'b Jun
8
31 Va NOV
7
20% Dec 24
97% Mar 21
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
91
Mar 18
18
Dec
2
41 Va Mar
29% Oct
21
37% Jan
14
Dec
6
34 Va Sep
28
90
3
153,,
'
Sep
14
Mar 14
5% Jan
25
% Dec
18
23
157% Oct
16
89'A Mar 23
57% Nov
14
163
66
Oct
1
£0
Jan
23
84
28 Va Nov
30
1% Dec
Nov
36
€4% Jan
.10 Va Dec
9
2
Dec
27
70% Feb
Apr
601A Sep
18
28 V. Dec
4
16
13
30 ',4 Oct
21
27
2% Feb
14
1
Oct
21
4
Oct
12
8 % Feb
5
Oil Co
4%
28% July
Giinoel
4% Apr
3
28
Goebel
Jan
21
Gold
13
Goodrich
95 % July
37% Jun
8
14
57% July 18
2Va Apr
&
(B
Gould-National
130 Vb Dec
31
122',4 Nov
11
138
Jan
22
3
78
Jan
11
Green
4
Green
lo% Dec
23
30
14
11
Dec
30% Apr
17 VA May 10
14
Dec
18
21% May
1
16% Apr 30
96
76 Va Nov
20
89
3
Feb
13
7%
22.
47,800
90
89%
16%
34%
16%
34%
3
34
23V.
3
3%
*156
165
66%
67%
78
78%
*30%
42
Western
Sugar com;
preferred
1
*156
89%
16%
34%
3V»
165
67%
67
78'a
31%
*30%
42%
42-a
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1%
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Co
No par
.—100
Greyhound Corp (The)
4Va% preferred
136%
_3
1
24%
24%
15%
*84%.
15 "
86%
*8
8%
37
37%
14,500
24
24%
13,300
3
*156
4,300
3
•156
67
67Va
78%
400
5,400
3'/a
165
67%
n.ioo
10,600
78%
78%
79%
30%
30%
30%
31
43
41%
42%
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42
1%
1%
1%
5'%
1%
5%
35%
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1%
5%
5%
35%
35%
7,400
3,300
31%
32%
11,400
32%
5%
35
31JA
29
,
29%
29
29'/a
29Va
291/4
82%
6%
81
6Va
81
6%
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110
6%
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3,700
23%
50%
34%
22%
137%
23Va
23%
3,200
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6%
22%
138%
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23%
24
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34%
22%
138%
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22%
137
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72
24%
24%
15%
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15 -
16
15%
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15%
85
—
ii,900
34%
23%
86-
11,400
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31%
49%
34%
137
500
%
34Vo
5
72
-
100
16%
34%
77%
30V.
24%
86
90 %
16%
34'A
42»/a
68
24%
.
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34%
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165
31%
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23%
43
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75
500
8%
67V.
77%
30%
67%
24'n
24
49
34
22
15%
14%-
,1W)
11
~
24%
1
common
6%
860
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34%
24
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17
34%
34%
3
3%
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165
5
72
100
Inc
6V»
24%
50
34
34%
21%
22%
137% 137%
25
No par
5
5
24%
49%
No par
Bay & Western RR
(H
1%
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
—
page
Prop
Great Northern Paper Co—
Great Northern Ry Co
Great
12
see
Ore
47% July 11
20% Dec
For footnotes
Iron
21% Jan
33% Mar 12
Jan
Northern
11
21% Oct
9
14% Feb
79% Dec 27
Gt
20
18 VA Dec
27
8
26
25% Nov 20
26 %
—4
Stores.:
Feb
67
25%
1
100
Co common
20
10
26V.
16%
preferred
Grayson-Roblnson
29% Dec
79Vg Jan
70 Va May 25
25%
8
37%
811/2
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3%Vo
(The)
45 % Nov
H
2G%
8
37
23%
8
29%
Co
1
149 Va Jan
26%
8
37Va
24%
25%
36%
5
3
Jan
26%
8Vb
37%
23'.a
81%
18
85
27
29
15
6% Apr
46% Apr
23Va Mar
26%
83
86% Apr
21
2
49
28?»
36% Feb
31
2
49
83
6%
23
Nov 29
49%
28%
Dec
71% Oct
19% Oct
49V.
33,300
2,000
5
27
17
79
30%
100
3
Feb
38% Oct
29 %
50%
29%
50%
29%
51%
29
49%
28%
51
29%
51JA
34%
32%
Jan
35 Va May
291»
-
32
99
11
29%
34Va
45
21'A Dec
410
28%
32%
19
34
91)2
34%
31
25% Feb
83%
90%
*88%
Inc
Granite City Steel
Grant
"46
82 ?a
4%
Grand
2
6
2,700
15,200
85
89
5
Granby Consol M S & P
4
59% Jan
Oct
18%
28%
165
88
34%
31%
9
37% Oct
5
*162
82
5
12.50
13% Jan
11
7% May 18
41% Aug 10
108 Va July 17
27%
*787/a
160
No par
5
21
Dec
18%
19
87Va
Graham-Paige Motors
17
Nov
-
82
8
25% Feb
5% Nov 29
28Va
85
160
82%
28%
165
*160
161
1
26% Dec
77
27%
*78?a
18%
80
81%
161
168
Co__
20% Mar 16
24
18%
87Va
10
Batteries
&
Union
21,100
8lVa
5
Fi
36% Aug
9
60% Dec 18
9
43%
87%
10
3
Feb
,43%
81%
No par
29 Va May 28
24
42%
87%
_1
(The)
(W R)
2,100
42
18%
42%
87
8%
36%
22%
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grace
6,500
201/4
81%
10
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph Co
Co
22%
20
4
Co
$4.50 preferred
79% Jun
160
22%
81%
*162
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Co
22%
20
41%
27?b
*78%
2,54*0
1
22%
•19%
41%
18%
15%
2,100
22%
28?s
1,500
23%
35%
20
85
13,600
23'/a
15%
35V4
19?o
18%
'
35%
22%
28%
39%
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22%
19?i.
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85
23%
15%
20
3.700
19,600
4%
39%
87
100
Brothers common
Crlidden
12,800
100
;
common
(The)
40%
36%
41%.
19
preferred
Gillette
50%
22%
*19%
28%
Corp
Products
46 Va Mar 26
391/4
100
preference
5%% preferred
Getty
18%
28%
*78%
23%
' 15%
35%
39
*30
10
Georgia-Pacific
39
41%
10
preferred
conv
Oct
41%
22%
22%
19?i».
100
$5
25
185
19%
83V3c
com
preferred
4% %
Jun
95% Apr
7
3
Oct™3f
4'A %
22'a
10
General Telephone Corp
General Time Corn
40Ve Jan
8%
1
-_l
Corp
Castings Corp
Va Dec
83
25 Va
30Va Mar
30% Dec
107
4,900
39V2
39%
4
,
591/2
39%
23'A
15%
24% Jan
1
1,600
35
57%
39%
23%
15%
39?n
22%
15%
23
92 '/a
34%
57
39%
15%,
July 31
92 Va
80
51
39%
22 Va Oct
2,200
1,100
49,100
30'%
15% '
95
116%
116%
4'A
39%
23%
15 Va Dec
107,000
50%
15%
22
3,000
35)i.
35
30
39%
23%
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64%
115%
4%
Genera) Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway
Signal
—6.67
General Realty & Utilities
_10c
34% Oct
2,600
63%
115%
v
50%
39% May 22
102
"1,000
14,400
5%
31%
July 19
18% July 3
13
*
52%
50
4%
34
May 17
64%
21
5%
llUVa 116%
92
92
35%
35%
40%
31%
171,900
62%
4%
26
29% Dec
1,700
•a
51%-
4'%
22
90
100
*
21';'-
'•
5lVa
5%
5%
64
64%
115% 115%
35
35%
51 Va
56%
61%
43..
32
22
2
60%
-
21%*
19%
50%
50
19% Oct
22
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1,000
11%
11%
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19%;-;•
62%'"'s
1,100
50%
4%
,
33 % Oct
36'A Oct
•11
83
4%
14% Dec
2
11%
31%
51
7
Apr
49
49
llVa
HVt ;
4%
28
46
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•
82
50%
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40%
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Dec
23
7,100
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-
34%
57%
18% Dec
Jan
32%
v 60%
92%
34%
38 Va Mar 28
38
32
19
117%
91%
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1,300
32%-
63'!i.
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2,400
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63?»
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131
20%
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34%
131
20%
11 Va
19%
56%
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6,000
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130%
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83
91%
34%
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2,700
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31%
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117
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130%
,
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49
11%
21%
21%
51 Vb
51 Va
5%
5%
63%
64%
115%. 116
35%
35%
21%
50%
51%
5%
5?i»
63%
64'A
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35%
33%
34
General Steel
20%
33
62%
■
21:,u
117
130%
49
11%
11%
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62%
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9
18
GO
29
10c
Service
3.700
12,800
28%
19
27% Mar 19
•53%
GO
400
4
99%
May 25
29% July 18
4
4
8,100
a
15)4
2814
Nov
24V* Nov 29
15
5)b
28
-
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14% Feb
10
4,400
5 V#
•26%
:
39%
*30
50%
No par
preferred
Public
30%
30%
<
5%
No par
preferred
conv
conv
1,700
28%
48%
11%
41
$1.60
i,200
99%
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80
56%
$3
30%
23
34
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28%
130%
48%
11%
11%.
40%
200
22%
34
.
,
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20% "ll ' 20%
31?..
31%
1
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.
99%
9%
9%
131
General Precision Equipt Corp
4
•
28%
72
56%
4%
2,000
7%
9
41%
98%
71
1
*40%
15%
15
GO
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28%
72
General Portland Cement Co
General
I
22%
34,
27
15%
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;
7%
8?a
26%
,
4
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71
35%
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116% 117
91
91
34%
34%.
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58
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5
27
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9
41%'
98'A
28%
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49%
50%
5%
5%
63%
63%
116% 116%
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Corp
15
.
31 Va
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9
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34
30%
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5
26%
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31%
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28%
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58
28%
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28%
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General
$5
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31%
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11%
General Cigar Co Inc—
Controls
3%
*130
-——5
No par
preferred
5
'97
40%
34
28
Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common.1
5
$8 preferred
—_No par
4%
30%,
4?i«
26%
preferred
General
30?#
4%
coin"—
9
-
22%' 22%
33%
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Indus
8%
41%/
1
com
7Va
7%
8%
preferred——50
General American Investors
$4.50
"
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33
30.%
3
Inc
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9
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41%.
r.
,22% -22%
General Acceptance Corp——l—T
General American
General
4
(The)
Industries
convertible
19% May 15
50% Dec 31
5
12
33
Wood
4%%
General
Feb
101% Nov
Garrett Corp
Gar
7%
7%
1
common
;._5
&% convertible preferred—
50
Gamewell
Co
(The):
—No par
Gardner-Denver Co———.......-5
General
40
33 Vb Dec
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
68% Apr 12
72% July 22
15% Feb 27
5G
Feb
22
Co
8
25'A July
4
100
16
""
20
1
50% Feb
31
-
Dec
18
49'A Mar 20
40% May 28
110
2 '
Apr 26
50% July 23
10 Va Mar 20
Mar
46% Oct
I3
19
Oct
May
5
6
3
43
61
Mar
25
52% Jan
108% Dec
86
6
Oct
40
15
•'
21
17% Jan
13% Dec 27
11
Oct
11
Gabriel
=•'
15
-84%
-
-
317/o
50%
8,100
4,000
52
34%
35)4
21,800
21%
22)»
8,200
1381%
138)2
72
24%
71
24%
15%
100
24 7 a
15%
15%
85%
220
71
1534
—
2,200
800
'
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15
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15 Ve
86
ill,000
70
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1G
.
.
(468)
.
Monday, January 27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Year 11)50
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27% Jun
8
35% Jan
13
5% Jail
3
9% Nov
23
29 % Dec
12
76 % Dec
21
98
83% Jail
23
15% Oct
34% Jan
11
Grumman
14
Jan
2
39% Mar 23
14% Dec
10
32'% Jan
Mar 14
47 % Dec
11
8Q% Jan
16
147% July 26
105% Oct
21
12 V
4
Aircraft
Guuntanamo
11
9
May 10
42% Mar 20
32% Sep 26
83 VA Dec 27
103% Feb
28
Feb
6
90
Dec
17
108
100
Sep
19
105% Feb 23
34 % Jan
81% Aug
Corp
1
$5 preferred
Gulf
May 13
Oil
States
11
Common
1
93% Feb
5
$4.20 dividend
preferred:
98
Apr
2
S4.40
96
Jan
29
Nov
4
38
17%
17%
54Va
54Va
54
108
PRICES
Sa!es/for
T
Friday
L»'
the Week
Jan.24
Shares
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
19%
10
19%
10
10
*9%
9%
.*9%
9?u
17
108
17
10%
54
54
10,200
400
17
54
17%
17%
54%
54%
107
IO8V2
17%
54%.
107%
108%
SALE
Jan. 22
54
106%
107%
107%
4,600
900
108%
20,800
,
41% Jun
83
10
Co—
6
28
19%
10
17%
25
Utilities
19%
10,
No par
Corp
Jan. 31
19%•
—1
24
Oct
81
Eng
Sugar
IIIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 20
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
Gulf
152
Mondnv
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Eange for Previous
Z.--NO par
dividend
$4.44 dividend
40%
'41%
41%
42
4,000
92
90%
91%
*93
95
50
96
93
97
96
95 Va
93
*95
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96
*94%
97
*94%
97
60
96%
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
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40
*39%
40
41%
100
100
100
preferred
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' *94
*95
*39%
41%
41%
"/
98
25
preferred
40
*95
.
41%
41
%
41%
H
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
53% Dec
30
89% Jan
17
Halliburton
24 % Dec
19
Sep 18
Sep 18
18'ADpc
20
24
13% Dec
31
28 % Jan
11
67
24
111% Jun
11
17
45% July 25
58% Feb
10
92
20% May
4
19
Jan
24|
27
87
Jan
24
107
33
Nov
26
Nov
Dec
Jan.
31% Feb
9
15
20
146
24 % Nov 20
25
Feb
48% Dec
30
35% Apr 16
39
Mar 29
May 22
5% Oct
31
8
32% Dec
13
39
Mar 27
Aug
9
24
21
127% Oct
14
30
24
51 'A Aug
20
22
Oct
Dec
3% Oct
28
Nov
Jun
Hammond
6% Jan
8
27
%
1
16
10
Co
common
preferred
Relrac
*71 %
23 %
23%
30
30%
7.50
31%
31%
com
preferred
Harris-Iutertype Corp
Harsco Corporation-.
100
.
120
129
t
24%-,
31%.
31%
__5
22%
22%
Hart
-10
22%.
22%
Hat
Corp of America
4% ','0 preferred
7
34% Jan 21
Haveg
Industries
1
*4%
50
common
*30%.
24
•
30%
-
31%
30
24
23%
30'A
311/4
133
22%
22%
22 311
22%
23%
23 %
6,500
25
24%'
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35
34%
35%
22 VA
22
22 Va
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23 3„
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2,100
a
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31
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5,300
16,200
1,600
2,800
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4
23%
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31
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135
23%
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25
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32 7 i,
31
;
30%
24%
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2,000
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73%
31
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15%
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30%
24%
4%
32
7,500
24
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20%
24:,1'
:
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-
39% ;>V
54% -,■55 #
21
40
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Harshaw Chemical Co—.
8
-
73%
;—2.50
1
Paper Co
Co _—'.
6%
14
100
Organ
.
Harbison-Walk
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
8
30
20 V11
Hamniermill
39% Mar 11
29% Dec
138
•J
20 %
Watch
55'A
\
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55 3 it
5
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39%
54%
20 *
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55
Printing Co
4convertible
39
23
—
Oil Well Cementing—5
(W F)
Hamilton
45% Jan 15
May 31
40% July 23
20% Dec
24% Dec
23% Dec
Nov
42% Mar 29
-Hull
2
29% Oct
130
Water
Hackensack
13
39% Dec
300
31
Inc—
'
18% Jan 23
37
Mar 12
17% Nov
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
76
Dec
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
15
101
Jan
5
17
89 % Feb
19
Dec
11
23% Oct
25
17
Oct
15% Dec
27
20
Aug
6
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
31
21% Mar 15
36% Nov 29
51% July 19
110
Dec
21
45% Dec
20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
124
Feb
24
69 Va Oct
9
May 6
July 24
Heinz
Co
(II
NOV
19
10
18% Jan
22
Heller
(W
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
24% Jan
16
Helrne
(G W)
9% Dec
35
Jan
34% Mar
17% Jan
30
21
47 Va Jan
23
14
41% May 23
27% Feb
12
42 V'4
Sep
24% Dec
24
40% Jan
4
10% Oct
21
17% July 16
61% Dec
13
77% Feb
3
99
78
Jan
87
18%
18%
*24 %
25-
34 V is*
34%
*33%
34%
34%
12%
12%
39%
39%
Powder
July 19
38%
27 %
27%
12 Vu
12%
*62
64%
No par
*77
78
12% Jan
25
8% Oct
22
10% Jun 20
Hires Co
17% Oct 22
25% July 2
16Va Sep 24
22% Jan 11
Hoffman
29 % Oct
17
32% Jan
16
15% Oct 22
25% Nov
1
40
Feb
20
32% Oct 11
74% Jun
19
40
31% Dec
56
5
7
9
Feb
16
35% Jan
30
52% July 17
22
89
26
103% Mar 16
8%,fen 31
8
31
Dec
21% Jan
23
1?% Feb
29% Mar
2
Oct
18% Nov
4
5 Co
97
(Charles E)_
—1
*9%
9%
Electronics
50c
23%
23%
5
9 3 it
Furnace
Corp
Co
Corp
convertible
Honolulu
Hooker
4
10
Oil
Co
10
18% July 11
16% Jan
40
Aug
28% Jan
6
34% Nov 13
23% July 24
39% May 29
Houdaille-Industries
26
3
25
30Va Nov 18
Household Finance
75
Dec
11
96
6
69
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
72
Oct
90
Dec
26
105
28
87
Nov
41% Jan
3
Mar
Feb
85
Mar 13
25
88
Apr
20
100
Aug 30
15% Nov 29
26% Mar 19
5% Dpc 18
1% Sep
3
3% Oct 23
12
Dec
1% Nov 20
3% Apr
5% Nov 30
64
23
11% Apr 23
Jan
10
99
July 26
15% Dec
21
23
July 17
3
91
Jun
18
7% Jan
13
83 % Dec
4% Dec
13
27% Dec
13
8 % Dec
43
15
Dec
18
8
3
29% Jan
Dec
4
72% May
4
26% Dec
6
May 21
35% May 23
11
30
12% Dec
23
22
17
40
50
Jan
Howe
Sound
4
5Vo
Indust Inc
&
Illinois
Cement
Jan
13
8
4.08%
Co
5
40
Jun
19
47
% Apr
2
4.26%
preferred
50% Dec
11
55
Jan
9
44
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
4.70%
44
Dec
27
54% Apr
3
40
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
40
July 10
26% Jun
20
30
Nov
13
26
Nov
46% Apr 23
5
30
9% Apr
5
11
11% May 9
50 'A Mar 13
6% Dec
33% Dec
13% Dec
23
39 V'8 Jan
14
59
Feb
13
85% July 20
59
14
88% Jan
8
151
Dec
165
Feb
6
148
Jan
16
100% Dec
8
13
69
Dec
10
99% Jan
4
25% Dec 23
55% Jan
11
20
Dec
Feb
4.42%
13
11
Dec
6
174
25
78
Jan
23
112% Aug
8
14 % Mar 13
9% Nov 26
98% Nov
87% Dec
10 Va Feb
85
Sep
29
144 Va May
12
106% Mar 13
7
21% Apr 19
104% Apr 19
13
84
Feb
15
38
Dec
13
144
28
13
Feb
"
82Va Nov
82
11% Feb
19
109 % July
98
Feb
July 30
55 % Dec
July 10
May
115% Apr 23
7% Dec 30
17
8%
8%
9
9
6%
20
9
8
17
26% May 10
106% May 10
125
*
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53t
45
44:,u
44%
14
14
2%
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15%
15%
37%
1
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2%
22
37%
■
5V
7
6%
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1%
1%
1
5%
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4
54 VA
54 VA
7,800
1,000
12,900
VA
4,100
58'A
30 Vu
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.
52%>
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48%
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471
Elect:ica
De
lOOpesos
6 f!o
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16%
16Tu
69%
70
165
100
*157%
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75%
20
28%
1
*22%
5
37%
87%
21%
-
Co
Inspiration Cons Copper—;
Ctfs Inc
100
1
—
Business
Machines——No par
*308
Int'l
of
Canada—i.
Paper
30%
31
5,500
3,900
61
29%
31%
5,000
-■*
47%
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47%
48 VA
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48% '
53%
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53VA
43 VA
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48%
48
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31%
31 VA
,
32%
1
10
-
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250
—
—
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31%
34,200
.
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2,400
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15
7.50
71'%.
37'%
•
21%
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68
74
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67
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.
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27%
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23
39
86 VA
21%
313%
313
158
21%
95
320
29%
21,000
158
158
300
27%
70 VA
73
73
100
71%
73
19,200
71%
7%
7%
90%
91%
90
95%
95%
.
28 VA
7,800
8 %
8
3A
5,700
91%
18,100
*96
96%
600
10
9
9%
2,000
66
66
60
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105
101
9%
67
67
5,100
20,800
27%
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10% \
s
360
22%
319
29%
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4,200
1,800
86 3 A
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314
91 VA
90'A
10 3
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7,600
39
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29%
VA
23
39
96
91%
10%
68%
10%
157 VA
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71%
7%
94
90
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28
71V4
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29%
157 VA
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8%
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74
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21%
29%
27%
28 3 4
86%
312
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80
28
309
29 Vo
28
165
79%
38
88
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78%
28%
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315
157
71%
;
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311
29%
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-
10%.
67
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88
315
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38
37%
165
28%
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29
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165
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21 %
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92%
100
77 3A
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23
27%
90%
92%
10%
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165
157
8%
88
preferred
3,000
29
No par
common
$4 preferred—
14,400
72%
*313
71%
600
17VA
70 VA
30
8
-
17 VA
70 VA
311
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17 VA
70'A
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74
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16%
71
309%
-
27%
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7
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70
37%
155'A
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16%
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21%
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7 Va
*6 Tit
•
29%
88
27%
6Tit
70%
77%
310%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
31'A
'
10%
77
37%
155%
*
v.■
..('29
-
5
,100
International Packers Limited
International
23
100
preferred
Nickel
60
29%
16%.
*157%
■
76
29%
29%
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
4Vo
37%
37%
60
1,400
70%
,l..v
■
No par
common—.
preferred-.
IVo
308
issued
Harvester
6%
7Vu
1
/—No par
;
common
preferred
Inland Steel
37%
16
Mexico
SA
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
15%
*46
48%
31
30%
300
*47
52 VA
47
31%
11,100
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1- -
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31
50
—
2%
22 VA
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47 VA
48
52
190
2%
16
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76
75%
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311/4
31%
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48
800
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30%
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37%
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3,100
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22
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58%
■
29 VA
-
44 %
75
2%
22
37%
58 3 is
58%
29%.
100
44'A
14'A
74
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58
30 V
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65 V
2
370
85
Oct
11
;
No par
*100%
104%
104%
*100'A
26
July 12
40% May 23
International Salt
Dec
International
;
No par
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34% X- '
34%
34%
34', A
34%
6,700
22
Dec
24
International Silver
27% ."
27
27%
27 VA
27 VA
27%
27%
28
28 VA
2,000
16
51% Apr 23
27% Dec
9
5
35
25% Oct 21
39% Mar 16
15% Aug 27
22
5
10
24% Jan
19
28
27% Jan
56% Nov
130
Feb
7
!
Dec
30
Oct
22
28% Nov
4
12
2
Dec
24
111% Jun
28
Oct
22
Feb
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
14V2 Feb 19
Shoe
common
25
27
.25
"30
International Telep & Teleg
Utilities Corp
No par
5
7%
preferred—
International
13%
4,800
33 3
4
3,800
27VA
27%
28
27 7
28
28%
23 Vu
28 3
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541/4 Jun
13
Island
30%
30%
30
30%
30
30
30%
30
31 '/V*
22
$6
130
Jan
50% July 15
Creel:
Coal
1
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Jacobs
(F L)
Co
94% Mar 14
78
Jim
11
91
55
47% Jan
Jersey Cent Pwr <fe Lt 4%
28
60
105% Feb
3
72
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40
122
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122
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122
40
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122
40
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122
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122
40
40
;
40
9,800
6,400
20
1,000
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75
Aug 29
34
% Dec
69
Feb
12
97
18
64
10
27
90% Nov
6
35 % Dec
17
Jan
% Aug
89 % Feb
35 % Dec
26
00
*118
5
preferred
Jefferson
For fontrtntps
50c
common
47% July 11
5
23'A
13%
33!A
19
15
23
14
9
Mar 21
23
33%
11
85
23
2,600
1,900
13%
6% Jun
58% Apr
26,500
33%
28% Jan
62% Nov
'
30%
25%
14 Vu'
4
8
100
32
30 !A
25%
33V4
11
1
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30%
2 5'/a
231/8*'
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84% Nov 30
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33 VA
3% Feb
87% Feb
42% Jun
30
30 %
25 VA
31%1
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23
13%
13% Oct
2
25%
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18
43% Oct
30
32
30 VA
33 %
15
6
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27
Mar 14
30%
25%-
33a
27%
29% Oot
102% Feb
*30
32%
,
14
Co
48% Apr
27
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33
1
Stores
Power
1
Dec
V ' *30
30%
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23.',4
100
101
3.50
Dept
Interstate
19
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
32 VA
31
25%^
23%
104VA v
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co__No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
:
10
Interstate
13
10% Mar 19
30%
25
22 %
,
33% Dec 24
28'A Mar 29
Nov
35% Feb
55'A
*1%
xl4
74
73
50
22% Dec
32% Oct
83
60
89
95
34
33
4
4,000
3
34% Jan
10
120% Dec
22
20% Oct 23
18
33% Jan
22
6% Oct
*85
*93%
"
37% Anr
30
23"% Dec
66% Oct
76
89
95
200
„g...
38 % Jan
9
Nov
31 %
14
81
81
82 VA
28
70% Mar 13
34% Apr 20
29 % Jan
4
30
Nov
5,700
29 VA
20
Aug
44% Feb
43% Nov 29
32% Dec
7
Nov
% Oct 22
e«s+.v
a la
53
InGl
156% Jan
65
137
29
54%
8VA
'
44
6%
*46
Infc'l
11
25
3
100
•
*37
*93%
1-Tii
,,31
8
11
11
55
r.47%47%
3
38% Jan
28
Jail
i<r
17%
371/4
*85
-
7 •••
48
21
23
Feb
18%
10
2,500
21% V
28%
*81
-
95
1%
47%
Jan
376% July
88
89
6%
31%
% J^n
22
33% Apr
*20 VA
37'A
55 VA
8%
31
35
24
22
211/4
3%
28%
•
82 %
7
*46
92
4
Dec
21
*81
3%
18 Vit
%-v
38
28 3 A
7,300
93
3%
*20'A
-
*
*91
3%
18%
28%
1%
*46
Corp common
4 % Co preferred
Interlnke Iron Corp__
Nov
Nov
18%
*37
8 Tit
50
2
18
25% Jun
203A
1%
\
15
Jan
81
69
20%
55 %
8%,
22
5
Interchemical
25% Dec
26%
*47
21
41% July 25
26%
3%."
*45
When
33% May 28
4,800
48'A
29% Oct
270% Oct
143 %
45 Va
47
Insuranshares
7
45
31
52
Feb
451/4
*46%
23% May 14
35% Dec 31
—-
44%
26%
;
•
17,900
92
37%
1,000
37%
*90
18%
19
28
.
37
*45
13
103
27% May 28
18 34
*27
37 VA
—50
20
Nov
19
28
36%
•26%
——50
preferred
24 Vis Mar 13
6
19
*27
9%
45
"
—
preferred
4.20%
61% Jan
20
4,600
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
69% Mar 20
47% Jan 23
83% Dec
166
2,800
11%
6 Tu
9
6 V it
1
preferred
Industria
31
23 VA
11%
26 3 A
28%:
55
7 lit
No par
.
preferred
Apr
20
56'
IV it
50
Illinois Power Co common
38
32% May
46 % Mar
9
5J
53
Jan~I§
9
76% Jun
23
10%
36 VA-
•
*85
1%
10
Nov
52 % Dec
100
22TA
9%
•''28
*93'A
9
100
-
RR
Dec~21
Nov
9%
22%
91
95
6%
5
com
Co
Central
44
19
*9%
•
'
55%
100
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
41%
7% Apr
.:
18%'*"'
■
3%
89
J
com
5% preferred series A
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A—.—
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
9
Ji%July
8,600
91
*85
1
Co
noncumulative preferred
May 31
75% Aug 12
13
110
19%
9V'a
23,200
'
63% Jan
25% Oct 23
78 V4
19%
1
26V 4
*93 %
14 Tit
Dec
78'A
19%
19%
%
9% *
353/u
95
100
;
78
18Tu
89
14%
8
35% May
Howard Stores Corp
*76%
23 V A
82%
Hunt Foods
85% Apr
10
*9317
65 VA
w,9%
*26 VA
•-
21
28 Vis
45
Sep 27
2% Dec 23
70
~~1~
*85
*63 VA
•9%
*81
45
14
27% Feb
<
preferred——.
100
4% preferred—
—I
;_106
4.40%
preferred
———100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
65%
22%
3%
*37
81
Hudson Bay Mint & Six! Ltd—No par
16% Jan
57% Oct
81
*63%
26%
;v
18%
.
37%
28%
5,200
65
44 VA'
*3%'
18%
37%
28%
90
23
19% Nov 29
18%
50
No par
900
12%
•
4
19
3
com
27%
12%
91
26%
*201.1
{Hudson & Manhattan
Apr
41% July 3
24% Sep 21
Inc
preferred
common
41
27 VA
45
*89
21
40 3A
12%
*9 Vu
35%
1,400
49 %-
41%
19 V4-:
9%
60
58%
28
76%
23
116%
*48%.
12 %
18%
%
11,300
*57 Va
*27 VA
-
76 VA
9
50
500
41
*115'2
39%
u
28
19
19
3%
401
1,100
12'A
49%
*48%
-12%
*63
28
26%
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
30
12% Oct
Jan
18% Jan
31
*20
'.—,,—25
12%
%
58
58
.
3,200
34 VA
116
115VA
•
77
3514
44%
91
3%
——-1
3%%
26
Apr
1
60% July 11
46% Oct 22
20
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
convertible
$2.25
26%
*89
No par
Corp of America5% couv preferred
11514',.'
27 %
18%
46
40'A
39 Tit
*26%
.
35%
40%
49 VA
64%
23
28
45
common__5
preferred—:
Hotel
25
3
35
1C
35 % Dec
3
*27
Corp
Electrochem
$4.25
18%
30
12.50
24% Sep
Jan
10
common
preferred--
40 Va
583 i
~9%
■
12
*48 Va
9%
9 7 it
12%
12%
18 Vit'
19
VA
28
*62
19
*12
1*58
'
20
25
*34
.
2,900
89
19%
25
34 VA
40 Vis
iv
12 Vu
77
18%
Homestake Mining
8
% Jan
28 % Jan
26
Feb
6
(conv)
Corp
2.50
Holly Sugar
5
39% Jan 10
Va Dec 23
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
2nd pfd
cum
Hotels
Holland
10
71% Jan
22
Feb
40% Jail
81
4% Nov 23
Nov
$4%
38V
•
*27
*88
19%
25
*33 VA
49%
.
89
800
43-%
1'9%
58%
*48
77Va
48
25
'
40%
115 %
116 Vis
58
'
^
*731/2:'
48
13
39Tit
.
77 VA
34 %•.:••
,
*12%
-
39%
•
*115
491
37%
Hilton
7
39%
59
1
100
9% Nov 27
17
89%.
<
12% .12%
•
115
581;.
*48%
5
22% Jan
15
115
—1
30
12
1/12
Heyden Newport Cheni Corp
3%% preferred series A
15% Dec
Nov
2
common
Hertz Co (The)Hewitt-Robins Inc„
7
25% Sep
14% Apr
common
1,100
*67
49-
24%
■
& Co
1,600
14%'
24%
48
89K;:
18%.
% 24 %
3
23
*87
*87 %
18%
Jan
31
*82%
24%
24% Nov
26
100
89%
E)
57
14VA
24/0
*73 Va
47Tu
'
56
14%
24%
*24
■
77VArV
47%
48%
56 Va
VA
14'A
24%
*75%
.75%;
47%-
56 VA
-14%
a
24
18%
2
22
*73 Va
48 %
14 V
■
24%
12
9 % Dec
75%
47%
58%
57%
:
I;
1
Oct
18% Oct
*73 %
-25
59%
14%
24
10
21% Dec
18% Dec
100
1
common
preferred-
60% Sep
9
70 Va Nov 27
80
*23%.
—
19
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
% 58%
*14%
5% preferred—,
100
Hershey Chocolate common
No par
4% '/e preferred series A—
50
July 25
50'% Feb 19
19
14%
23%
Hercules
62
29
58%.
23%
noncumulative preferred
,25
Hercules MotorsNo par
10
13% Nov
58%
*14 Vis
7%
8
33% Nov
Co
J)
3.65%
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
103% Oct 22
—5
—15
3%V% preferred
15% Oct
83
dist
common
91
44% Nov
11
Hecht
54
% Dec
54
Jan
2
20
.28% Apr
76% Jun
26
43
53% Mar 20
23
July 1
18'AJun 19
18
22
85% Nov
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
81
28
14% Dec
21% Nov
47
34
23% Feb
13
34% Mar 27
52
99
24
2
28
% July 3
July 11
% July 24
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
4 7 it
4%
5Va
15,200
5
20 VA
20T',,
20 3 it
21 Vo
20 %
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
4,200
1
100
22%
22%
22%
23 7 u
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23%
5,200
*84
85
84
84
84
84
1
60
60
59 V
59 VA
60
60
300
*86
88
*86
88
5
12%
39%
40 VA.
40
40%
39%
40'A
88
88 V
2
87', A
87%
87 'A
87%
Steel com—10
40
40 V A
40 3 u
41
39%
40%/
100
95 %
95 %
*94%
96
95
95 V
1
40V4
40%
40%
42
40%
42
Co
1
Jaeger Machine Co.
Jewel
Lake
Tea
3%%
Co
Sulphur Co
Inc
preferred
Johns-Manville
Corp
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin
5 Vo
Joy
&
common
Johnson—
preferred series A
Manufacturing
Co
pfd
5
5
5
5
a
*86
88
*4%
*83
60%
*86
4
4%
84 VA
4%
*83
84%
60
1,000
61
61'A
62 VA
88
88
88
30
42
17,700
89%
1,200
37,300
39%
.
41%
41 VA
88
88
VA
*88'%
39%
39%
39
41
•94%
95VA
94
94%
340
41%
41 VA
41%
5,900
41
19o&
Volume
Number 5711
187
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(469)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range for Year 1!)57
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Salte fur
SALX rKICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan.20
Jan.21
Jan.22
Jan.23
Jan.24
SJiares
Par
K
34Tb Peb
13
27
127
Dec
18
52
78
Dec
92
Dec
7
Aug
Feb
21
Mar
96
51
13.
33% Oct
79
13
88
Mar
1
80
30
105
28'
103
'
9
May 22
92% May
109% May
9
4%%
convertible
Feb
14
4% %
105% Aug
5
4% 'jo
convertible
39% Jan
24
23
84% Oct
9
47
32
96
21
25 V
3
11
77% Jan
4
14
46 % Jan
Nov
7
15
28% Aug 14
25'/a Oct
22
«;
10.,
24% July 23
22% Oct
29
\
1214 Dec
27
30
21
Jan. 23
'43% Oct
42% Apr
Mar
24
Mar 27
48
Dec
9% Dec
29% Dec
17
6
32% Oct
38% Oct
22
28
,.32% July
Dec
22
«
12
27
52% Jail
31
74 %
Aug 20
Feb
40% Mar 19
26
40% Oct
22
Dec
26
19
36% July 11
33
Apr
58% Apr
4
23
65% Jan
Dec
82
Dec
18
98
9
Dec
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
22
Doc
22
76% Nov
1
3
43% Jan
50% July 25
4
35% Jan
94% Apr
17
31% Dec
v
J
30
25
11
27% Apr
10
10
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
27% Aug
7
20% Oct
16
27'
3% Nov
13
4 % Jan
6
Nov
7
19
18% Dec
26
Jun
8
34% Apr
May
8
13% Jan 10
17% Jun
89
35% Apr
26
15% Nov
26
1Tb July
19% Dec
28
Feb
1
15
Apr
24
5
Oct
2
8
2
49
sftui
64
23
Aug
9
6% Nov
% Dec
10
17% Jan
4
1
Dec
12
.2% Jan
10
12% Oct
22
20% Jan
24
Oct
22
7% Feb
4
14
Lehn
29
14 % Oct
22
19
% Dec
23
84% July 17
7% Dec
31
65
13% Jan
Jun
50
7
Oct
10
25 % May 14
11'% Oct
31
22
35
July 26
25% Oct
11
26
Jan
10
37%
Dec
29% Oct
25
19
23%
July
6
.10% Oct
22
98 % Dec
6
Jan
9
93
88% Dec
27
102% Jan
13
86
Dec
11
104
97
Nov
19
83%
82 %
821%
40
11%
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11
11
11%
4,900
24%
24 7
«
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
25
5,900
27%
28
28%
28%
%
83 %
*82
*19%
19%
700
62 Va
62Va
2,800
151/4
7,100
15%
15%
*23%
*23%
24 Va
pl'd_75 Pesos Mex
3%
*3%
3%
*3%
3 Tb
—l
*17%
18%
*17%
18%
*17%
18 %
*17%
18
9%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
14%
15
15%
24
Link
30% May 13
117
Jun
103
Feb
1
Nov
4
89
Jan
25
78% Nov
12
92
Mar
93
15%
106
Apr
34
2
July 24
i
'Dee
*3%
5
4
30%
0%
7%
Belt
*17%
X29%
30%
29%
30
30%
31
6? 11
7
6%
Vb
8%
6%
63a
1
Va
200
10
2,900
12,800
%
11,500
1%
3,600
6
1%
1%
1%
1%
16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16'%
5%
5 "4
5%
5%
5%
1,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
5V4
24 %
24%
11,200
24%
*24'.4
24%
1%
1%
5 %
5%
24'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24
25%
25
"4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25
25
25
700
5
15 %
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15Tb
16
3,200
73%
7414
15%
73%
74-%
73%
75%
9 %
74
75
74
74%
9,300
-No par
10
Jl
8%
25
146
,_10
;
8%
70%
70
100
!
61%
8%
70%
146
146
61
54%.
52%
,
5
52'h
11%
*7%
7%
T%
10c
42
43%
41%
—1
Inc
41%
41 %
Louisville
Lowcnstein
45% Feb
12
122% Jun
28
3
22-% Dec
16
May 24
112% Dec
26
19% Oct
22
72%
148
72%
72
1431/2
100
150
9%
15,600
72 Tb
9%
9%
9%
71%
149
600
33,600
170
150
11
62%
60%
61
61%
61%
62
62%
4,800
53%
53%
53%
53%
54
54V4
55
2,700
*11%
11%
11
11
11%
-
11%
npo
7%
7%
7%
7%
5,1)0
40
41%
40%
41
40%
41Tb
14,200
41
41%
40%
41%
7%
7%
43
7%
41%
42
14 %
14
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
14
14 Va
27,900
15,500
31%
31
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31 Vu
311%
32%
21,100
35%
12,500
3 00
110%
110%
10
22%
22%
300
*102%
10
41%
33%
34
34%
34 %
,*309
109
109
22:%
*102%
104
42%
34%
109V4
22%
22
102%
104
%
*102 Va
104
21.0
110
109
22%
22%
102%
104
35
35
34
IO91/4
110
22%
22%
22%
6,200
50
104
*85
87 %
*85
87%
*85
87%
*85
88%
*85
88%
100
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
*90
92
100
.100
103
103
.*102%
34%
34%
*102%
104
34%
34%
35%
*102Va
104
*102%
104
36
36%
35%
%
100
104
37%
136V2
91,800
lo
34%
3 00
131%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
301/4
30%
30 Va
31
(Ky)_No par
59%
60%
60%
61%
60%
01%
61%
61%
61 %
61%
8,100
—50
12%
13
12%
13
13
13
12%
13%
*13i it
13%
2,300
1
65%
67'%
65'%
66%
64
65%
63%
65
64%
67 Va
48,400
common
7
71%
147
24'%
14
4
7%
8
8 7 ii
9
71 %
„
3014
33%
No par
series E preferred
series G conv pfd—
5
11 %
25
*5
17
11 %
62%
__i
;
„.
17
146
2.50
—
preferred
series D preferred
—
Nashville-
Steel
11 Vu
*16%
series B
Lukens
11
1
Corp
(M)
11
1%
(The)
&
86
30%
10%
Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co
4.40%
27%
*83
10%
16%
5 In
Corp__a
Lorillgrd'fP) Co
*27
86
10%
1,800
No par
*24%
Industries
4.25 %
«
19%
200
18%
19%
1%
Products
Co_
Corp
67
3%
1
(The)
Industries
4.35%
27
0%
24%
*24
—No par
pfd-
—
5%
4
133 % Dec
Aug 26
15% Jan
116
—
4.84% conv "preferred
Long Island Lighting- Co com
28
80
Co
Lone
7
Aug 26
Sons
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loevv's Inc
:
7
23% Jan
3
__5
issued
Stores
Lionel
11
Jail
„
6,800
28%
19%
23%
14%
*23
28%
291.4
62%
62
*3%
;
Fink
900
24%
3 %
Tire-,
<fo
7,300
11%
*82
14%
Jan
15
3,500
23'%
93% Jah
120
83
5,100
39
3%
22.
49% Jan
83
28'%
38%
14%
30% Jun
23
83
27%
38%
38%
*22%
22
.37% Nov
83
27%-
27%
26%
4
16
31
39%
48%
26%
25
30
Dec
27%
39
48%
24%
common
Doc
61
27%
39%
28%
23% Oct
20
27%
38%
*19%
1i
Jan
27%
39%
31
48
47%
*26
19%
62%
54% Dec
114
27%
800
31
31
26%
*30%
28%
8
May
27
31
19%
9
27 % Feb
30'A Nov 20
109
26%
39
No par
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
26
47%
26%
1
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
40% July 16
11
99% Oct
21% Oct
27
47%
26%
61%
7%
67% July 18
18
8
27
*30%
47 %
26%
10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & l.ibby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—
31
150%: Mai*
9
Lerner
14
68% Jan
62 % Aug 26
130% Aug,
Apr
12
Jun
30%
47%
27
<
28%
Corp
&
Litton
21
30 %
47%
27
10
100
31%
47%
19%
50c noncum 2nd
25
83% Jan
31
5
1
_.
Lehigh Valley Coal common
$3 noncum 1st preferred
List
26% Dec
_1
Co__:
—
Lehman
31
3
4
9
5
8,500
3,900
30%
11
5
2G% Oct
■
18
28
24
30%
10% July 16
23
9,400
44
23%
30%
45% Jan
16% Aor
21 % Feb
36%
42%
23%
27%
72% Jan
143% Jan
36
43
23%
*83
26
103% Dec
36%
42
23%
*27
24
12
36
42
23
86
30
28
37%
41%
23
27%
29
Dec
37
42
22%
*27
18% Nov
15% Dec
37%
41%
22%
*83
33% Dec
:
37%
42%
11
43 % Jtui
116
37%
42'4
22%
86
7 % Dec
Mar 14
37%
1
63
&
1,200
25
27
9% Dec
106
30,900
11
46% Dec
19
3,400
76%
27
52% July 30
57% Jail
2
28
32%
73%
.
*83
7
Dec" 12
32 %
77 Va
12
11
Aug 29
58%
32%
76 %
*11%
19%
(James)
Jan
6
32%
78%
common
Co
3.85%
18
29
11%
32%
77%
Lehigh
12
76% Nov
23
14% May 28
11%
32%
78%
*
63
Bryant
36 % Oct
47% Jan
12
32%
78%
preferred series A
When
2
12
32%
78%
12
84'/a
25'/a Dec
18% Mar 29
12
32%
77%
27%
15
72% Feb
11 %
32%
3
21
163% Feb
*11%
1
84 %
Oct
4
5
No par
2.50
27%
Jan
1
2,900
cQiiinion.3
19
61% Oct
2,700
26 Va
preferred
100
Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement——15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
22
12% Dec
31
25%
Lees
14
13j7% Dec 20
31
25%
9
17% Mar 14
30
9
30'%
25%
19%
Rubber
400
30%
25%
4
La.no
35%
30%
25%
63%
&
*351/4
35%
30
25%
Jan
94
20% Oct
Apr
*35%
29%
36 % Apr
19
29% Nov
2.1 % Mar 26
"35%
50
2,200
55
35%
24
27
1
98
35%
130
25%
19%
II)
La Consolidada 6%
•
Nov
4
g
54%
Lee
16% Jan
28
54%
8
25% Nov
16"% Dec
55
54%
5434
24% July
32 % Jun
^4% Feb
54%
>97%
*95
96
54%
20% July 15
10% Dec
58
July 10
21% Jan
3
31
*94%
54%
22
82
27
2% Jan
97%
27
24% Dec
30
6
95%
*95
Oct
17
Mar 22
97
*93
97%
63%
(S
4.32%
24
95%
*95
17% Dec
22% Mar 12
30
19
% Nov
Mar 22
4% Jan
*93
29 %
common
Laclede Gas Co
16% Sep
4
93
1
2
13
93
93
103
*101
103
5
Kroger Co
14% Apr
25% Apr
♦101
(The)
Kroeliler
17
103
Mfg Co
Kress
30
Jan
*92
*101
*34%
Co—
4
Dec
47
93%
*91
101%
34%
„
Corp
5
17
19
160
*91
93%
*91
86
25%
preferred
(E J) Inc_
(S S)
85
92%
100
3,300
29%
Korvetie
Kresge
85
41
29%
Royal Dutch Airlines—100 G
4%
7
11
40%
92%
101%
700
40%
*84%
40%
25%
Co_,
Keystone Steel & Wire
KLM
*84
40%
44
*43
43%
85
40%
24,200
300
94%
34%
50
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc
94%
'43%
44
25%
84
*81
par
prior preferred
conv
9
30
3
54% Oct
16% Mar 13
4%%
34% Jan
23% Dec
29% Apr
4
'
&
*91
93
8.75
Light Co
(Julius)
66% Dec
50 % Feb
10
3
Power &
,26% May
26
Jan
»
preferred
nou-cum
>
Kimberly-Clark
2
21% Mar
••
43% Jan
29
53%
;
—
Southern
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
5
23% Dec
47
21".
Nov
32% Dec
*94%
com—No par
preferred
City
Kelsey Hayes Co.
.
29% Dec
10
40
100
96
Copper
Kern County Land Co
26
39% Feb
-
85
94%
Kennecott
47% May 31
r; 75% Jun 19
20% Oct
61
84%
*92
.Kayser
4
31
53% Apr
•
7
84%
1.00
preferred
4.35%
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No
,
30% July 16
1
25,
"
■4%
3
Jan
40%
92%
81
92
24%
24%
81
92
*42%
40
100%
Kansas
:■ 49%. July 10
128%
*82%
44
40
100
Kansas
:
39%
*42%
*91
26% July 11
31
77 % Dec
44
100
r 15 "■ Apr 17
5
12
147% Mar 14
May 28
113
.
38% Jan 31
32% May
preferred
*42
24 Va
81
92
24
79
91%
4.20%
Feb
21% Jan
79
91%
4.50%; preferred
18
96 *• Apr
Dec
20
Feb
/
rAug 28
78
91%
—
102
,
"76
*91
24%
*78
24%
100
_50
100
—
98 >' Jan 15
.,
21
24%
24%
preferred
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
4%
preferred
100
Mar 12
83
23%
33 %
preferred
49
% Nov" 12
Nov
Kaiser Alum & Chera Corp
46% May 15
"'
74% July 23
1
Mar 13
Nov
Nov
Dec
Apr
Dec
Feb
19
103
87
24
30
30
Dec
108
89
37
Dec
37
20
44% Aug 14
9714 Nov 28
7114 Feb
22
67 % Dec
82
Nov
44
3714 Dec
3
3
70Vs Aug
104
& Sons Inc
3.33%"
Co
132
132
133
133
134'/a
136%
134%
134
990
4,600
M
Nov
27 % Dec
,28% Apr
20
144
*30% Nov
14
11
33% Oct
16
27;'
92% Jan
13
8% Nov
21
G
6% Sep
20
10% Apr
10% Feb
80% Dec
28
27
Nov
la"
•
6' 4
Mar 20
33
Nov
41
Mar 13
28
Vn Dec
23
473% Dec
26
610
385
Dec
.
Jan
6
4%
Jtm~26"
5% Dec
16
Sep
8% Nov 28
4% Nov
7
Jan
3
4% Nov
26
19
Nov
5
11% Dec
23
18
Dec
16% Feb
1
20% Nov
13
17% Oct
56% Jun
14
49% Dec
82% Dec
11
98
Jan
24
77
31
24
45
% Dec
3
Apr
32
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
37
Dec
17
48
74
Dec
21
97
% Mar 19
Feb
7
Dec
29% Oct
Nov
23
13
91
35% Jan
23 % Dec
20
33 % Dec
30
40%
July
69% Nov
11"
83
Jail
Dec
21
96% Jan
4
69
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
61 % Sep
28% Feb
6
34% Apr
56% Jan
3
22
Dec
23
9
49% Nov
7
July 17
Nov
6
93
4
77
Jan
12
12% Dec
3
21% Dec
46
Jan
6
39
Oct
30
12% Dec
21
15
Jan
16
11
Dec
23;
69% Nov 28
83% Jan
24
60
Dec
30
38% Dec
40% Dec
25
20
May 15
32
Oct
1
28
29% Nov
34% Feb
19
10
Dec
5
G7
Dec
23
17
16
76
18
95
Dec
Sep
% Mar
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
10
17% Dec
31
23% Feb
29
12 % Dec
1
21% Jun
12
13V8 Dec
41% Apr 30
17
May 14
50% July 24
15% July 18
122% July
63
July
30
1
4
47
30
15 y8 Feb
31% Oct
25
75% Apr
12
13% Dec
20
13% Mnr 11
11
47% Oct. 22
82% Dec
19
102% Jan
8
2
Nov
33% Feb
16
2
Nov
21
.
.
74% Nov 25
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
21% Nov 26
8
24% Feb
27 % Feb
6
35
July 11
Feb
Dec
10
93
101% Dec
14
116
44% Jan
3
77
81% Nov "27
32% Mar 15
9
19% Jail
6
34% Mar 21
Dec
20
29'I. Feb
12
19
9
?2% Sep
July 19
61% July 31
105% Jan
371
a
10
,
3
Mar
20
29
7
40'/aJun 17
1
98
27% Nov 29
81
Apr
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
,
88% Jan
v
29
,61
Aug 12
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
89
128
Oil
Corp
Field
Marshall
4% %
-
Co
&
;
84
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8%
8%
Va
8%
35
34
34%
33%
34
32 3 a
33%
32%
32%
33
32
%
32%
32
1
32%
400
*370
-50
399
8%
400
399
27
28
6%
27%
27
6%
6%
6%
7
13%
13%
131%
13%
13 Tb
13%
1,100
23%
23%
23%
6 %
23%
231/4
23
23%
1,000
6%
7,300
2,600
12.50
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19%
19%
19V3
5
4
No par
100
-1
19 %
28%
32%
53
53
53
53
52 Va
53
29'%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
4,500
32%
32 %
33
33%
33%
32%
33
32 Vo
32 Tb
2,100
34%
88
86
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
35Tb
17,600
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28Va
2,200
37 Vb
37%
81%
4,200
80%
70
29
29
29
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
81
80
80
80
80
80
73
*79%
81
*79
80
80
*70
72
*70
72
*70
*24%
-50
common—50c
12%
12%
12%
69%
69%
69%
69%
69 '/a
37
37%
36%
37'%
37
37'%
36'%
36Tb
5,300
40%
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40'%
40 %
41
3/300
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
1,000
1
5
*11%
11 Va
McGregor-Doniger Inc' class A—
70
16
70
70%
76
70%
74Tb
2,300
*69%
54
54%
55'%
53%
54 %
54'%
1,900
18
53r4
9%
3,700
Mclntyre
Porcupine Mines
McKesson
&
Robbins
Inc
Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B—
Mengel Co, (The)—
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
conv
Inc
Mergenthaler
Linotype
Co
14Tb
14%
*14%
15%
15'%
15'%
600
37'%
30%
.36%
36 Tb
36%
1,800
5
37
90
90
93
90%
91
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24'%
24%
247%
2,100
24%
81
81
82
81'%
81%
81%
.,100
81
1,070
80%
82
80 %
100
*90%
92
*91
63%
63%
63%
63%
63
63%
*62
63%
63'%
20
20
20
20
20%
20%
20
20
19%
20
39
38
38%
38 %
39'%
38'%
39
38%
39%
1
%
16%c
38
*80
82
*80
No par
112
112
*111
113%
33
32
32%
1
%
32%
82
82
17%
18%
18%
43
43
42%
43%
pfd—100
88
88
89%
90
*111
32%
li)0
*96 %
98
100
*84%
86
87
3.80%
preferred series
preferred series
100
100
*83%
85
86
12.50
100
100
%
*97 %
*100
63%
*81
83
*112
114
*113
33 %
33
•
82
33
33%
18%
18'%
43%
43
89
89'3
*99
100%
99'%
*99
100
87
*88
90
86
*86%
88%
*84
101'/a
*100
Va
*85
89
85
101%
■
170
280
1,500
33,100
100
200
34 Va
5,900
28,000
1,000
13%
43
91
115
Va
18%
43
18%
43
*100
83
*80
114%
*89
101%
V
18 %
18%
5
preferred series
*91
92
3%
—,
preferred series
& Scott
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
HAdjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
900
15%
3.85%
22,
15
15
36%
4.35%
page
9 Va
9%
15
15
9
see
Vb\
36
May 23
footnotes
9
*14%
14%
104% Jan
4.45%
9%
15
35%
10
Machine
15
14%
6
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta
9%
9%
15
No par
common
preferred
2nd
9%
15
35'/a
.
&
14%
54 Va
54
r—1
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Mcrclc
9%
14%
'74
71%
10
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
Mercantile
9%
1
McLellnn Stores.Co^
Melville
54%
1
Trucking Co
Jan
For
420
40
Jan
19
1,700
36%
102
Feb
12%
69 Va
40
107
103
Va
69
100
9
July 25
12
69%
36%
preferred
Co
18
90
40
12'%
69%
12%
*69
1
convertible
Feb
25
12%
41
41
3
3% %
McGraw-Edison
Jan
108% Apr
12%
12%
%
McGraw-Hill Publishing
July 12
4
1,000
22%
94
Sep
23%
22%
63
102
*22%
41
22%
41
21%
17
23'%
*40
22%
28
86% Apr
*22 %
41
14%
*22
24
July 10
700
23
*14
29
77
200
14%
*39%
Jun
31
300
51%
*14
14
14% Oct
98% Jan
25
*50%
51
14%
76
5
*24%
14'/a
51
14'%
37% Doc
Jun
24%
51'.'2
*40
70
73
*70
51%
24%
14'%
41
73
*70
14%
24%
*50%
*40
80%
791/2
24%
24%
51 '/a
3
*80
81%
79 %
*50%
24%
*50%
No par
37
36/a
*80
25
No par
—i—
120
35
*79%
common
86
86
86
34 Va
35
3
92
*85
88
*85
88
*85
,-5
No par
500
53 %
29%
No par
No par
—
8,700
53%
29
29
No par
*
900
53
*52
No par
$2.50 preferred !
McCrory Stores Corp
6
6%
6
7
6'4
—
common—
preference
McCall Colli
6Tb
61/4
6'/4
17%
23% Jan
89
6
6%
6
6%
6%
64% May 10
Aug 30
*6%
17%
,_50
$3
Corp
23.%
%
_1
20
Sep
5,600
13%
28
85
50
5,400
7%
23%
6
27
75
7%
13%
Dec
23
71/2
28
23%
.
;
$4
99% Feb 21
27%
6%
Jan
27
27%
13%
17% Nov
Dec
7
2,000
400
*375
400
271/4
7%
27%
9,100
11,100
32%
6%
s
80
82
Va
13%
■
48
97% Oct
3
—5
$3.50 preferred
8
*385
400
27%
8%
*6'4
•'
Co com
Corp
26
24
8%
8%
34 Va
33
32%
200
8,800
8
8 Tb
8%
90
Va
151/4
15
32%
common
preferred
$3.75 pfd 1947 series
$3.40 preferred
McCord
14%
14%
34%
—1
$3.75
Maytag Co
%
*8
10
~
29
69% Apr
30 Vu
84
8%
,—10
-
Feb
20
29Tu
83
*8
preferred
•
Martin
Nov
Dec
30%
83
8%
Exploration
Midland
McLean
33
30 Va
84'%
May Dept Stores common.
"42% Apr 30
4
43 % Aug 20
26
30%
8%
j
Masonite
Mar 22
Jan
30
83%
8%
16,900
3,800
No par
8
'Feb
30
29%
83%
8%
——
8
31
'32% Feb
31
13
12% Dec
29%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
28
Jan
9
-55,
17% Apr 22
30
32% Jan
41% Dec
25
.Jail
47% Jan 22
2,000
25'%
*82%
convertible preferred
4%
25%
24%
8%
14
Eros
Marine
25
25
29
123
*118
.
25 Va
24%
29%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
7
123
*118
82%
*8
Marchant Calculators Inc
10
24%
28%
30%
29%
29
121
82%
4%
convertible preferred
Magma Copper
Mugnavox Co%Tlie)
Mahoning Coal RR Co_
Maliory (P R) & Co—
;
Maraoaibo
2
35% July 19
37% May 8
26% Aug 15
73%
54
'' Jan
*116
29 %
Manati Sugar Co
14
24%
28%
27%
120
100
No par
Giant Mkls Inc_l
Chef-Food
27%
♦115
118
No par
com.,,
Manhattan-Shirt
20% Apr
54% Feb
26
70
11
Inc
Garden
Mandel
38
26
25
Jan
!
Co
Square
■•9% July 23
22
26
40% July 11
37% Nov
7
2
12
•+' ■37%:May 13
15% July 17
16
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
Magic
17
24
,
preferred series A__
17% Jan
24
51% Sep
<
•
'•
18
7,4% Oct
15% Dec
10% Apr
30
4%%
27
■50% Jun
12
31
(R II)
Macy
2
Jan
-10r*
Trucks Inc
Madison
27 •"; 530„ vMay 27
24
20
8% Oct
Nov
Mack
26%
26
*114
5
preferred
1
44''Jun
'
23 % Dec -24
'
•
80% Jail 30
"89
19
26
32% July 12
8
21
139
31% Nov
6%
4
11% July
18% A ug
10
100
MacAndrews &r Forbes common
32% May 17
"
'18%"
7% Mar 28
7 % Mar
Mar
125
Oct"22
77
5-% Oct
Dec
86
39% Mar 22
4.3 Va
88''a
88%
*99
86 %
220
100%
86
*85
*100
88
101%
70
10
10
17
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(470)
and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 27, 1958
...
.
new york stock exchange stock record
Range for Pr»»l«u
Range for Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
61% Sep
Jan
47% Jen 20
25
8
Dec
30% Jau
26% Dec
35
Dec
18
77
Dec
31
Sep 26
Deo
40
May 28
42% Deo 13
47
Mar 12
29%
12
Feb~2(T
5
Jan
23
13% Oct
4
24% Jan
61
88
58
76
•
Oct
22
Aug 30
33
Jan
,17
23
'61% Sep 26
95
'
Dec 21
7% Dec
Dec
17
Dec
Dec
30
58
Feb
15
88% Sep
25% NOT 21
»% Dec 10
17
Jan
19
13
4% Dec
3
17
36% Jan 23
49% Apr 30
*32% Oct 22
29% Jan
17% Dec 30
14
.
12% Jan
14
26
47% May 14
2
11% Fab 29
Oct
3
76
Fab
20
50
30
Nov 13
67% Oct
2
68
Feb
20
58
Not
13
14% Dec 31
22
Mar 23
8
Oct
29
17
30
19% Dec
30
conv
Mission
60
4% Dec
44% Jan
1%
V5% Dec 26
18
28
Jan
Jan
-18% Oct
3
47
22
16
38% Oct 21
17% Dec
30% Jan 23
(18% Jan 10
Dec 31
,
,
30% Jan 23
21
Sep 28
30% Not 20
48% HUT
•
32% Mar 7
40% May 16
14% Deo 31
18
Jan
42% Apr 11
80
Maris
,
42% Jan
4
47
8
12
31
37% Dec
31
80
Myers
3.100
29 %
2,700
6%
7%
34%
21%
.21%
28%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5%
5%
5%
34 %
33%
34
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.
T
54%
' 4
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63 r
63
64%
f
66
9%
*9%
17'.4
17%
25
*13%
4:
17
-
-
I
19%
No par
14,600
7.100
2.500
5
3,600
34%
5%
9
9%
17%
14
17
22%
.<#
13%
13%
(
23%
9,800
6%
23.200
67%
67%
180
a
9%
10%
1,000
9%
16%
16%
.
13%
13%
tj 1
j
13%
600
500
13 %
f
800
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7%
7%
7%
34'%
36%
34%
35
34%
34%
36,700
25%
24%
25%
25%
25%
9,800
47
46 %
46%.
46%
47%
2,500
*18%
18%
24%
46%
*46%
18%
18%
19%
;V
"
24%
18%
20
33%
33%
19%
19%
13%
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15'/a
,' < *37,' .'
: v 14%
22%
23%
37%
::
,
19%'
19%
20%
8,800
33%':
33%
33%
20,400
19%
37
14%
.14
1,500
0;000
22%
23
14%
1,600
23
14
22%
:
4.500
22%
13%
*,
200
37%
*37.
37 % :-/
14
1,100
"
17%
17%
32%
33%
33%
22
22
22
41
ill
18
,
,
"
'
'
41
*40%
V
*
17%
17%'".
17%
32%.
22%
>7 32%
!
39
*37
,21%
.■.,17%
:
14%
40
19%
*
13%
39
39%
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18
32%
19%
14
38%
19%'.:
19 %
19%
,13%
39%
37:%
*22%
23
1,300
19'A
32%
13%
.
14%
18% V
%
19%
13%
37%
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-.
33%
19%
19%
13%
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18%
i 32%
40
40
40%
*40
200
67
•
57
7%
24%
33%
41
5%
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36%
46
20%
2114
.
56
16%
»
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5%
<
9%
9%
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1
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18%
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5" ' "
14%
1
22%
—5
18
—17' "
32%
-10
A* 21 ■'*
Corp.——
'..2.900:
35%
•.
v;
47
18%
1
.
*13%
)4
32%
1,000 lira
22%
55
5%
;
9%
No par
22%
22%
5%
63
:
22%
5%
*62%
Co!
22%
v
34
33%
33%
52%
54%
,
34
7
5-.
5
5
54
22%
5%
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'
.
5%
•■!
34%
33%
5
5%
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23%
5%
-1.25
,
•
35%
V
22%
.
.
.
■
'
No par
& Bros—
14,000
'35%
22%
Corp
(F E)
24%
29%
6%
100
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)——
Murray Corp of America
July 28
May 1
24
30
21
Mueller Brass Co
17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11
18% Dec 10
24
29%
34%
.
32% Jan
23%
30
7%
—
Wheel
24%
29%
22
5
.
1O0
24%
29%
35'%
i /
:
400
-
34%
—
Products
96
24%
6%
<
300
12,700
78
21%
100
Tool
600
I
.
13 %
77 %
*94%
96
76%
& Co____-No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
—12
Morrell (John) & Co
10 ."
Motorola Inc
3
Motor
*13
78%
77%:
*94%
35%
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Motor
13%
96
10
shares
11
*13
13%
78'A
.
22%
6%
24%
8
18%
21%.
24%
2
*18%
<35%:
6%
*46%
19% Jan
51% July
18%
36
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co (The)
No par
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical—
American
*18
22%
6%
_
26% Mar
18
V
29%
36%
10
-30% Dec
24
%
'7%
Jan
14% Mar 25
48% Jan 11
29
*7
Feb
%
No par
com
;
19% Dec 31
4
136% Deo 21
129% Deo 31
24%
35%
22
16%
77%
:
class/A
23% Jan
7
97
2
4
*16%
13%'
■:
78
*95 %
•
100
Chemical
12% Dec 23
37% Not
-77%
95
Class B
49% Jun 12
16%
22
I
5
.
'.'V *.••'.
Machine
RR
*16%
35 %
1
1
:
'
.
77%
23%
28%
2.50
No par
preferred series A
Monon
08
96
13%
76%
95
Monsanto
27
Dec
-38% Feb 13
Paper
13%
14
*13%
.
5,100
TO
*05
18
par
200
10%
10%
66
18%
,
Monarch
.10%
18%
No pat
77 %
77%
10%
66
*18
Corp
•
*62
18%
B
17
>10% Oct 21
51% Mar 14
30,000
10%
10%
76%
10%
06'
77
77%
18%
preferred
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc—
40% Jan
7
25% Jan 24
28% Mar 11
78
•
Ry__No par
Louis
3%>
36% May 31
37% Deo 13
77%
%
16%
Missouri Pacific RR clasa A—No par
9
23
18% NOT 27
s
Jar
30
♦
17%
16,900
41% July 11
Dec
18
■600
17%'
16%
Mohasco Industries Iuc
18
27 % Dec
38% Aug
I
46% Apr 17
25% Dee 14
38
23
31
Apr 16
81% Mar 19
22% NOT 29
25%
-17%
16%
6
24% Jan
39% Jan 28
25%
17%
<16
65% Mar
18% NOT 29
25
25%
17
*62
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
16% NOT 20
30% Feb
25%
17%
•
16%
8
33 % NOT
3
25%
16%
63
12% Jan
24 % Apr
23 % Jan
19
25%
15 %
37% May 23
15% Dec 23
-10.
Oct 22
13
25%
63
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
28% July 23
24% Jan 13
Dec
21
25%
25
Mission
.
-
25%
100
Mining & Mfg com__—No
-
,
86
:—
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
11% Apr 12
72% May, 1
83% Apr 22
30 % Dec
37
86
preferred
preferred-
1.925
-1.000
37
36%
66
preferred
Minnesota & Ontario
60% May 24
43% May 27
7% Oct
22
Oct 22
4 V4
1.50
common—1
$4
4
86%
37'%
86
25%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No pan
11
86 7 a
37%
85%
Minneapolis & St
35% Apr
28% Sep
33%
84%
10%
Minn
33 %
37%
76%
1st
32%
\83%
16%
2nd
17.900
31
*37%.
10%
$1.50
1,700
37%
83
77%
Co
26%
37 %
37%
16
$5.50
25%
37%
37%
10
Minneapolis Moline
*29
23%
37%
82
5
10%
35% Apr
.26% Oct
.
30
25%
37%
31%
37
37%
30
77
20
25
9% NOT 20
36%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg_:
49 % Not
30% Jun
*28%
27%
26 %
27%
37 %
36%
1
Corp
Shares
16
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
17% Jan
6
81% Jan
6
3
Jan.21
27%
27 %
30
10
——.100
preferred
the Week
Jan.24
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—1
% July 25
21% Jyly 12
101
July 9
98% Feb 26
30
Feb
25
5%% 1st
Midwest Oil
91
*
20% Dec
Inc
Friday
Jan.23
24
5
24
11
Utilities
Enterprises Inc—:
Midland-Ross Corp common
131
31
12
South
Thursday
Jan. 'i'i
Jan. 20
27%
5
Midland
Wednesday
July, 8
18% Mar 1
% May 31
25% Mar 1
29
Dec
Middle
May 31
32% Jan
31
58
42% Apr
1
30% Jan 16
30% Nov 28
>
73% Jen
3
25% July 17
22% May 14
75% May 10.
lot
Am
a
19% Dec 31
40
12% Dec 23
Jan 11
Jan
3
5
40% Jan
3
53
July 15
82% Dec 12
25% Oct 21
40
Aug 10
36% Jan
9
90% July 28
26% Dec
38% Juu
Par
Miami Copper
Sales i9t
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
5P% Jan 10
2
26
26%
40
NEW york stock
Highest
31
8
33
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
41
'
;
22
-
%J
34
22
22%
■'40%
,
2.000
17%
33%
:
33%
:
o;700
*
2.000
'
.200
40%
N
■
t
16% May 28 <
'• Jan 23
Pels
'23
11
17
i
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
July 28
>-40% Dec
30
80% Jan
8
:
22
30
S
16% Mar 19
8
34% Oct
17
150
July 18
-
29% Jun 17
NOT 28
35% Jun
.
n,
82
62
42% Apr 19
39% Jan 24
NOT 21
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
•
s
20
Apr 11
Feb
33% Dee
10
42% Aug 14
28% Jun 17
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
92% Deo
17
18% Jun
11
101% Aug as
20
21% Mar 11
37% Dec 27
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23
93
Dec
28
76% Jan 23
123% Aug
9
154
Dec
10
179
Jan
132
Not
30
153
Mar 11
11% Jan
31
35
Jan
1
14
Jan
July
38% Jan
42% Dec
166
Dec
Corp
National Acme Co
National Airlines
3
14
71b
15% Jan
9
National Can
4614 Feb
12
70% Jun
4
18% Dec
23
24% May 22
Feb
12
50% July 11
Jun
20
38 % Mar 18
13% Dec
19
23% Jan
19% Oct
22
30
33
•
77% Oct 22
16% Oct
22
22
46
July
8
Aug 22
97
Jan
4%%
4
86% Oct
19% Jan
25
21
138
July
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
165
Dec
139
Jan
4
12% Apr
12
15% Sep
21% Dec
30
47% Jan
64
20
Sep 10
14% Dec
18
49% Dec
17
80% Jan
29% Nov
22
30% Dec
36
Dec
13
48
Jan
3
7
Oct
15
10% Dec
26
9% Apr
12% Oct
13
11
12% Feb
13
17
5% July 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
31% Dec 14
75
Dec
15
51
Jan
9
2
44
Nov
29
Dec
17
9% Sep
16
6% Dec
30
7
8% Oct 23
4% Dec
5
Nehi
14% Feb
4
25% Dec
19
33% Jan
18
71
85
28
8
14
7
33% Apr 30
47% Jan
3
33% May 18
14
Oct
22
76
Oct
30
66% Nov 13
Jan
6
12% Not 27
32% Dec 26
30
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
Jun 21
4
Not 28
Not 28
Dec 31
11
25~
0
60% Jan
42% Dec
28
New
4
22% Not 19
190
Dec
351
17
Mar 28
15
41% Jan
14
4
39% Mar 27
»32% Oct
30
38% Dec 31
8
«1
Feb
98% Jan
103
Jan
22%
13
t
16
Aug" 10
43
Apr 13
73% July la
26 % Feb
7
72% Sep
26% Oct
63
Nov
69
3
87
22
Apr
31% Mar
12
74
Jan
81
Jan
July 29
1
1
21
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
22%
22-%
22%
91
91
91
49% Sep
25 % Oct
77% Dec 28
88
4J.
50% Aug
May
104
Sep
35%
8
19
Oct"
16% Oct
111
45
Jan
Juu
Apr
7
19
3
72
% Dec
Dec
Dec
Dec
o5% Dec
21% Jun
Oct
20% Oct
142%
142%
14
14
24%
24%
*142%
*142 '/a
144
14%
14%
14%
1,200
25%
25'%
25%
3.200
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
2.8G0
52%
52
52%
52
52%
51%
52 %
51%
5214
17,700
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
3214
1,600
36
36%
36%
37%
36%
31%
37%
367a
37%
37%
37%
13,600
45',2
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
46'A
46%
4614
47
8%
8
15%
8
%
16
8 %
8%
1514
16
8'/a
8 %
8 '/a
.
8%
8
7%
7%
71a
714
714
7%
7%
77a
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
3,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
57a
514
5.300
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
1,500
Air
11%
11
11
11%
28%
*2814
28%'
100
*79%
79%
79
79
*78%
80
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
5
No par
89
*85
*85
15%
89
*85
71%
72
43%
44%
43%
20
20%
71
15%
16%
14%
15%
21
21%
20%
2214
*94
195
No par
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
3.40% preferred
100
com
No par
*85
11'A
11'A
29
29
79'/a
79%
60
15%
15%
18,300
-80
72%
4414
1514
*85
89
43
44%
43%
1914
20%
*19%
15
15%
21%
20'4
72%
.
,
15
1514
21%
22%
,|
'
22
64,400
24,900
6%
103
*94
103
*94
100
*94
195
195
*195
225
*190
.200
*190
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
614
103
225-
is%
18%
181a
19
18%
19
13%
18%
181a
18%
6,600
30
29%
30%
29%
3014
29 %
29%
29%
297a
4,270
39 %
39%
39%
39 %
39'A
39%
39
%
39%
*82
82%
30%
31
39%
*82
30%
39%
82%
82
82
83
83
30%
30%
31%
30%
31
*75
80
*75
<
80
*75
*81
85
80
*75
.
*80
85
*80
83
*80
87
*80
84
86
86
85
93
90
92
92
92
93%
9
5.25%
preferred
Share Corp
100
*107%
—5
20 %
20 "a
20%
20%
20%
20 %
33
33
33%
33 %
33
33
56%
58
57%
58
57%
59
*22%
23
*22%
23
23
23%
30
31%
4
Dec
39% Jan
Jan
4
58% May 20
Sep 27
107
Mar
100% Nov 12
32% Nov 19
110
Dec
22
2
24% July 17
79
8
16
11
Feb
14
92
Mar 29
9% Oct
23
% Julv 23
5%%
Natural
Gas
Co
1
preferred
90
Feb
1
90% Feb
18
92
Feb
5
17% Jan
4
Northwest
25% Dec 31
38
July 12
4.6%
Norwich
Aircraft
Inc
18
70
49%
50
50%
105
105%
105%
108
36
17%
17%
82
82
90%
90%
35%
17%
*81
*107%
17%
*70
51%
35%
17%
17%
82
82
17%
82
*90
9014
91%
190
100
20%
20%
1,400
*32%
33%
*32%
33%
600
58 %
*23
29%
51 %
107%
200
20%
18
34%
93%
20%
*70
36
86
*10714
18 %
108
83
%
107%
71%
105%
30
80
107%
108
105%
107 %
4,700
20,500
51%
*
59%
59%
*23
23%
103
60'4
10.300
23%
400
30%
99,400
13
17%
18%
2,100
71%
70
70
52
52
53'A
7,300
210
30%
30^4
104 %
105%
*104.'/3
105%
107
107
*107
34%
17%
83%
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190
108%
90
3514
35%
17,200
17%
35 %
17%
10.400
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83 %
120
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17%
33%
91%
92%
70
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89 %
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100
100
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1
22%
93
22%
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89
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100
>
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Airlines Iuc common—10
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91%
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93
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93
22%
23%
22%
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90
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22%
89 %
90
93
2314
91%
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23
91 %
50
93
23%
10.800
Co
7,700
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13
1314
25
preferred
Pharmacal
31%
17%
70
109
5
31 %
108
17%
35%
100
*107%
70
*107%
—100
preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop
105
31
5
$4.11
4
49
%
100
—
28% Feb
17%
69
100
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
31%
10
com
5.80%
preferred
Northern Pacific Ry__
82
8
Northern
1
50
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
17% Jun
Oct
American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
49% May 31
4
Nov
North
108
31%
30%
84
20% Oct
10
5.500
29%
*90
14% Dec 24
6%
6%
*84
& Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
—25
2,100
15%
*94
*75
Norfolk
6,800
10,700
22
*80
8
44%
20
15%
92
24% Jan
74
21%
"
,103
80
2
1,200
89
7214
71%
'
210
,
100
Niagara
Nopco Chemical Co
800
11%
28%
"
50
Common
15%
15%
19%
20%
15
N Y New Ilaven & Hartford Co—
Common
No par
Preferred 5r/o series A
100
New York
Shipbuilding Corp
1
N Y Slate Electric Gas
Corp—
*78%
89
%
42%
44'4
19%
No par
preferred
28%
'
71 %
71
Dock—
non-cum
*11
11%
28%
Brake
Central!
11
85
20% Aug 14
2,000
13%
84
22
7,300
7%
10%
85
11
.
7%
92
Oct
4.500
10%
*80
% Dec
310
144
14'/a
24%
100
29
210
24%
100
51
15.800
14%
14
241%
*15%
100
25% July 18
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
20
97
166
%
preferred
20
141
14
24%
96
6,300
16,400
46
166
preferred
15% Oct 22
22
141
14
23%
97%
167%
preferred
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
rmee
9614
166
3.60%
78
see
166
800
95
*92
4.10%
25% Aug 28
For footnotes
%
166
3,300
1814
45%
45%
166 %
97%
164%
18%
18%
95
3.90%
60
1
96%
98%
44 Via
28
77% Nov 13
1
95%
18%
*92
30
13 % Oct
8
14
93%
Jan
18
18
18'/a
44%
93%
Dec
96
18
84
18 %
43%
53
90
45
5
141
97%
18%
44%
86% Apr 11
13
6
12
82
165
18%
44
*91%
;
108
Oct
8
17
84
44 %
91%
22%
91%
17
Nov
78
27
11
43'A
22'/a
*89%
3314
"
98% Aug 20
18% Dec 31
72
65 % Dec
1
18%
18%
22%
*90
22%
22%
52 %
—
38% Not 29
16% Jan 16
22%
28%
N Y & Ilarlem RR Co
*
Jan
14
*28%
System
York
11
24.000
13%
No par
Chicago & St Louis Co
54% Jan
Mar
Electric
N Y
11
94
England
New
$5
22'A
91
13%
20%
1
1
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
4% Dec 24
14
preferred
York
700
22
90%
.4014
1
common
York
Mar 11
15%
33%
39%
1
New
103
*14%
33'A
40%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
6
14,000
20 %
33%
39%
1
Co
July 29
31
34% Feb 28
33% Jan
11
13
2
31
Dec
65% Feb 23
18% May
Dec
Dec
Jan
Dec
18% Oct
6
Dec
18
98
17
87
34%
39%
20%
33%
1
Fibre
Corp
3%%
130% May 20
NOT 26
58
Not 29
82
17
17% Dec 23
13% Dec 30
Feb
4,900
39%
20%
34
40%
6.-800
5
lnc_
Newberry Co (J J)
New
600
78
13
11
52%
22%
39%
52%
5
Pa
Neisner Bros Inc
Nov
10%
52
20
92
130
14.300
107a
33%
22%
11,500
52%
40%
*89%
2,900
30
167
*165
10%
20 %
100
3,900
52 'A
33%
com..5
,
44%
43 %
,
800
9,100
10 %
*29%
43%..
33 %
...,
18%
10%
29%;
700
1314
47
17%
1
16% Feb
Mar 13
V,
160
5
Radiator—
23
July 24
73 "
S
43%
167
40%
1
(The)
National Vulcanized
Natomas Co
20
July 25
Dec
National U
Dec
107
Deo
11
Nov
6
34%
75%
28%
69%
11
Jan
43%
167%
10%
10%
*140
10
36% Dec
19
„an
8
29%
30
43'%
167%
52
100
National Tea Co
National Theatres
May 17
14%
29%
30%
43%
168
30%
preferred B
13
125% May
23% Nov~29~
32% Not 29
26% Sep 11
440
11
10%
30%
43%
52%
100
3
Jan
17% Sep
97% Feb
Not 21
94% Jan
23
10%
10%
preferred A
National Supply
10%
51 J/2
91 %
9G%
*163%
96
16% Apr 26
79
8
17
36% Jan
10%
5
pfd series of 1351
17% Mar 19
39% July 30
3
88% Jan 20
Mar 29
8% Mar
3
10%
10%
*13%
17%;;
13%:.
10%
Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
No par
Natiotral Shares Corp
No par
National Steel Corp10
National Sugar Ref Co
No par
37 % Mar 11
8
177a
*46%
47
17%
"47
51%
National Linen
21% July 18
77% Aug 17
67% NOT
47
17%
*12%
:
10%
.„
6%
4
*13
47
17%
51
20
5
7%
4
24
13
46%
168
168
163
10
:
Gas Co
10
Gypsum Co common.
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5
23
14% Sep
48% Oct
30%
.43%
12%
45%
17%
v
1
Corp_
National
8
20
10%
43%
100
National Fuel
13
14
17%
10%
12%
12%
45%:
17%
30
5
10
National Department Stores
Natl Distillers & Chein
Corp
28% May 21
101% Apr
J
,
Inc—1
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
9
35% Oct
84
1
;
Register
National City Lines Inc
•
20
Jan
F'ibres
National Cash
16% Jan
33% Dec 28
1
preferred
14
12
451 4
8
.
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co common
5
30
32% Feb
5
:
National Automotive
9% Nov
«
34% Jan 23
21% Mar 19
9% Dec 24
20% Oct 22
142% Aug 19
15% Aug 17
59
July 28
26% May 14
20
•
%
Jan 30
179
<13% Oct
Natco
*24%
25%
2514
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
10
1.25
32%
32%
3214
33
33%
33%
32%
33%
3214
32%
4.600
13%
13
Volume
X&7
Number 5711
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(471)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Dec
110 V« Jail
34 % Jan
4
42% Deft 22
83% Oct 24
100
5
76% Jun
27
Ohio
9
Jan
4.40%
preferred—
85% Nov
12
1
4.56%
85% Nov
13
99% Mar 25
4.44%
3
28% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
21
44% Jun
14
43
July 10
19% July 13
Jun
35
Oct
103% Mar
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
26
29% July 16
Nov 29
62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan
20
-
Ohio
Jan
3
Jan
15
28% Mar
OH
Co
Oklahoma
18
97
1
2
37% Dec
2
92
Nov
21
129
9
7
Dec
30
113% .tan
64
Dec
30
9t
50% July 26
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95%:Juiy*23
19
4%
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100
.
4.24%
Jan
Natural
ttk
Nov
30
9% Jan
10
18
1 68
50% Oct
21
:
Nov
13
12
,
85
Nov
18
Oct
21
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7
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Jan
; 40
?
Jan
43% Oct
12
54
Jan
12-
!22%Sep28
126
Dec
Pacific
28
O
8
22
01% Jun
IS
40% Dec
13
33 V* Jan
-
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
9
Pacific
132
119% Oct
23
107% Mar 12
Oct
22
7% Apr 22
19y»Jan
4
16% Jan 27
9
Mar
9
4
21% Mar 20
12 Va Oct
22
Jun
Gas
Electric—
&
Pacilio Lighting
Mills
Panhandle East
48% Dec
13
53
Dec
26
86
31
103
Jan
6
84% July 23
27% Nov 29
36ya Jan
3
28
29-
42% Dec
10
Dec
Aug 27
40%, Jan
4
23 Vb Jun
8 "
2
4%
24
45% Mar 29
Paramount Pictures Corp.
;
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
Parke Davis & Co.:
'
.
S67/s Jun
11
17
12
63'% Dec
11
9
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
14Va Dec
30
22Ve May
42% Feb
14% Jun
37
2'% Oct 21
25
27
7'/8 Dec
Apr
10
3
30% Dec
31
7
07
39'
24% Mar 26
30Vi Jan 23
2
Jun
5
Telep
$1 preferred-:
28% May 10
01.32
23
28
01.30
Oct
3
22
27 s Dec
Sep
21
May 31
2
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp.
19% Jan
13
30
13% Jan
0
Penn-Texas
27
31 Va Jan
13
11
Nov
26
15% Jan
8
Jan
9
75
Jun
27
85% Mar 13
18
12% Oct
21
16
78 Va Nov 29
23
101
Nov
30
16'A Jun
45% Jan
23
66% Sep
49 Va Feb
29
68
91
Dec
Nov 29
12
46 Vi Dec
30
>3
39% Oct
22
45% Jan
9
90'i Oct
28
tOfl
Tan
29
29
86% Nov
6
101
Jan
25
Mar 29
28
35 y4 Feb
0
19
21
Dec
July 2
70% July 12
04% July 19
11'/a Dec
30
22% Jan
7
109
i
1
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12
i
Feb
—.
64
Sep
20
54
92
27
16'A Oct 21
45% Feb 25
1
92
25
22% Apr 12
13% Dec
20
20% Jun
7Va Mar 12
2% Dec
27
37Vi Feb
35% Dec
42% Feb
%-Sep
10
37% Dec
23
03% Jan
34% Oct
21
85
40Va Mar 23
19
12
2
40% May 21
10
Feb
0
01
86% Dec
28
112% Jan
13
92
11
105& Apr
1
84'/a Dec
17
102
Feb
24
76'/a Nov 14
94% Feb
12
0.80 %
19 Va Aug 14
Nov
23.
93
Dec
14
106
Jan
4
87
Aug 26
104% Feb
103
Dec
10
1091a Jan
10
94
Nov
100
17
Jan
23
26
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
39'/a Oct.
29% Nov 19
Feb
47-
19
4.30%
3
4.68%
Jan
12
94 Ya Mar 12
68
Nov
13
12
Feb
12
71
91
67% Nov
22
79% Feb
19
Dec
3
Mar
8
12'% May 25
15 Vi Jan
Oct
22
13% Jan
8
99 Vi Mar 14
94% Jan
21
56 3A Dec
35% Nov
13
96% Jan
53% Jan
2
1
40 Ya Dec
17
3
39% Jun
26
Oct
9
3
88
89
16
59 V4 Jan
102
>
7
10
Feb
.
Nov
11% Oct
Jan
45
70% May
3
22% Feb
9
Dec
Dec
13
16% Jun
96
7
32% Feb
,
8
i
Apr
15 Vi Oct
100
31
93
44
10
Apr
22
21% Apr 23
70% July 12
27% Mar 20
82% Dec
1
28% July 25
26
86
21
3
6
May
Oct
21
Va Dec 24
82
-
29% Nov
19
46% Jan
20 Vi July 27
14% Dec
30
98% May 15
Dec
11
163'/a Jan
16
139
Nov
11
160
Jun
Dec
21
170
Jan
23
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
O
14% Dec
74~
Jan~10~
*■
Oct
23
tree
7
23% Nov
14
60
Dec
Dec
24
00% Feb
Dec
23
85
Jan
27
24
19
Dec
115
Dec
3
135
44V2 Oct
22
84
Feb
71% Nov 19
'i*' -f
6
22% Dec
19
38
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
15% Dec
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40 Vi Apr
30..
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16
Jan
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21
Dec
2i"
11
Nov
19"% Jun
14
30
24
Jun
7
11
55
Aug 10
44% Jun
21
57
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
37% Oct
22
48
Dec
3
35 Va Mar
8
28Vb Jun
24
2
Poor
32% July 22
23 Va Dec 31
15
Dec
82% Feb
11
32% Jan
10
24 Vi Jun
28
29
Feb
16
77
11
92
Feb
(1.40
27
26
89 Ya Dec
17
35Va Nov 29
104
Feb 15
Nov
12
15
81 % Oct
23
July 24
33% Oct
22
106% Feb
40 Vi
81
Oct
11
02
95
40
Co com—
Feb
preferred
&
88 Va Mar 29
65
26
26% Jan
30
20 % Sep
4
24% Feb
4
El & Gas com
26'/a Mar 14
19% Sep
102 Vi Sep
26
23 Vi Feb
4
4% rw
22
29
120
7% Dec
31
110% May
63 ya Dec
27
Nov
74
July 25
May
2
1
S2yaOct
1
29% July 25
74 Va Jan
3
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
22% Jan
3
5
64
20
Mar
Oct
12
1
22
42% Dec
31
29% Nov
14
118
Feb
7
Publirker
9% May 15
72
Aug
$4.75
5
80% May 22
66% Apr 24
48% Jun 7
22
31%
*50
55
*22 %
25
26
*25
26%'-:
*24
26%
Pullman
Pure
Oil
*50
25
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26
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GO
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25
60
25
'/2
26
60
26
25%
25 Va
Va
26%
*24 Va
26%
26%
27%
27 Va
28%
18,700
3%
27,900
*24
27%
26%
27
,
800
1,400
3%
3%
3%
3%
14%
15 Vi
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
16%
87%
86 3 i
87%
87 V a
87%
87%
88%
88%
89
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15%
54
54
55
56
56%
56%
56%
56 Vi
57
*50
52
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3%
3%
3%
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5,300
5,900
16,200
5,300
100
53
52 Va
51
51
44%
43 3 i
44%
44%
45
45'A
45%
45%
46 Vi
6,400
99 Va
99
99%
98%
99%
99 V
a
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99
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40
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39
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21%
22
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15
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51
51
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31
97
52
98%
12%
Vb
*30%
39%
*50'A
51
12
13
31
*34 Va
40 %
-
98
*30 Vis
13 Vi
31
100
•
32%
P
>
*15
"32%
3,300
"
15%
*135
146
146
146
*135
146
*135
146
*135
*135
140
140
>140
141
139
139
*140
139
141
13.)
17
17
17
17%
17%
17%
69%
71
70%
7i
400
69%
7%
14 %
*64'a
71
22
*110%
43%
*73
£
••
71
•
14%
67
*70
71
*64
130
*116%
43%
Vi
67
441
44 Vi
16%
17%.
5,500
70%
70%
70%
71 %
7.900
7
7%
2,100
15
15%
17,100
67
67
10
: *64
67
73
73
1,300
99
22
21 Vb
21%
125
*116%
7 Vii
7
15
15
Vb
'
*71%
22'A
*116%
130
230
17%
73
.
71%
*22
22:%
*116%
130
COO
122
45 Vi
44 %
45%
45 Vi
46%
75 Va
74'A
74 Va
76
76
19%
a
*74
74
*73
(7%
15 V)»
67
67
22%
74%
15
71%
22
44
7
15
*71
7
7
7%
16%
i
17%
19%
19%
19%
19 VB
24%
25
25
25%
47 %
48
47 Vh
8,900
300
Industries
(The)
25
25%
25%
25 3 i.
47 3 i
48 3 i
47%
48 Vi.
48 Vii
47%
18%
3,000
19%
18%
19%
18 Va
18 Va
19 Vi
19
19 Vi
23%
23%
3,900
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 V h
23%
23 Vi
X55%
96%
56 VB
56 3, a
5o
56 %
56
56 Va
45%
45%
45 Vi
45%
3,100
31%
32 Vb
31%
32 Vb
16,900
27 Vi
27%
3,500
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19 Va
56%
56 7
43%
44
44
45 Va
45%
46%
31 %
32 Ve
3134
32 V's
31%
32 %
27%
27%
27%
100
No par
95
.5
No par
*67 Vi
100
100
Inc
27-%
*90
*90
39
7b%
*23%
*22%
*114
6'A
—25
25
com.
preferred
Inc__
25%
19
com—No par
100
100
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
'
11,100
9VH
21%
10
4.10%
108
9'A
9%
25%
47
No par
4.32%
5
4,500
9
2
Gamble
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
31
3 Vi
*3
10
3%%
79% Mar 19
Dec
2iya Dec
10,700
3 Va
23,050
1,000
9,400
22,200
1
Public Serv Co of Indiana
22 Va Dec
71
1,100
18 Vi
57
317a
32%
5
Power Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.30%
1
9
20:i4
10
div preference
4.18%
Vi
17%
32%
15',4
75
2.50
55%
20
18 Vi
21%
15 V i
1
56
20%
Va
31%
31%-
-TOO
20,800
43
21 Va
15%
Ash pfd—100
10
«
20%
9',ir
55
26%
^ 17,700
92
36 3
*41
43
4,200
■
11,600
92
32
313 i
100
34
20%
15%
100
43.
n
32
31
1
10
Hh
34%
.
.
*41
4%
147
203i
*24%
■
92
*88
430
'
41%
42
Va
...
2,940
137
4%'
4%
15
32
1
100
1.25
10
13^%
3
*45
4
56
17%
>
134%
14%
*76%
*
- -
11,400
,22,.-.
122%. 123%,
20%
20%
1
Coal Co
(The)
Electric
4.08%
Mar 13
May
3
*22%
27
29%
10
Co
Pub Serv
4
103% Feb
3%
27,
*103%
"'
21,000
42 3 i
a
123
•
55
--*98
'
51
41%
.
25
38%
21%
-
503h
18 V'u
■
5,800
18'%
21
18
,
18 Va"
46 Vii
*2%
54
20 %
1 9
800
*18
; 45%
*20%
54
53Va
.31%
200
2,900
22
'
43
18 %
■
-
a
50 V
33%
27
102
*89%
100
Public Serv Co of Colorado
4
21
&
Procter
May 20
82% Dec
85 Vi Dec
Dreferred
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
Potomac
31
26% Dec
Sep
series
(3.50 convertible
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Jun 20
53% Dec
45'/a Nov
31
18
21% Dec
25
,
20%
,
12%
42
.
54%
9
12 V
45 Vi
41
;
34
18
9
10
12%
12
14%
20%
32
*9%
.
Vi
18%
4%
53
2%
80
122
-
92
*41
43
*41
2,000
89
41%
42%
33%
34
3,100
28
49%
15'%
•88
92
33%
95
27%
134%
41%
41%
41 Va
*88
8,300
,64
.
.
4r;it
147«
15%
xl5
15%
4'.'a
64%
670
*20Va
i
135
135
46 7
Plttston Co
12
Jun
117
;
4%
13%
Pittsburgh Young &
Feb
Dec
134
4%
6,900
14
:
61
Mar 29
14
90
134
41
12
44 Va
■
.i
45%
Jun
21
31
134
.
.;
13%
-
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
6% preferred class A
5Va% 1st series prior pfdPittsburgh & West Virginia
"4
29% July 25
68% Oct
31
Dec
13
,rcAU
11
,122
4%
41%
22%
122%
60%
Corp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
8% July 19
17% Jan
1
155
28
90
UlHi
85% Jan
41 Vi
*20%.
;
*18
'
46 Va
7%
23
8
23
30
41%:
122 »'4
50
100
100
1
3
100
12
-. 12
18'i
93
*40%
-*94%
10
i2Va\
,
33,500
*87%
*9Vi
;;
•
230
6,600
21%
89
44Vi. y
,„U9%-. 50
\
22
%
27%
*87%
12 Vivi
.43%
121%
*95%
14%
3%
51 Va
*94
38%
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7
67
Oct
6Va Dec
35% May 14
19
Dec
36% Jan
64
17
81% Apr
4
92% Apr
9
87%
71
41%
95
27%.
14
Pitts
21
96% Apr
3
8% Sep 10
10
132
31% Jun
39% Dec
6% Feb
24% Feb
78
30
63
94 Va
',
27%,
122%
40
—100
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
13
140
62%
95
*17%
f,
49%*
49%
41%
22
U.
•
%/
43
*20%
31
No par
100
Pitts Consolidation
7
349
63
...
27%
:
18'a
42:%
a
49%
4i%:,
...
.*34%
21 %
.
$5 convertible preferred—No par
(4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
20% May 10
50'/a Nov
'i
*18
*30%
r 39%
5
No par
Pitts Coke & Chem
Mar 26
4
19
.
40%
18%..
431
9 %
9%
12%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com~
1
5% preferred—
—100
Phillips Petroleum—
—5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
26
$4 preferred
;
i
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp_
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
—2
4
44% Jan
94
4
.
39%
87%
•
19,000
192
*13%
14
*13%
>
„
12 %;
/
97%
common
Reading
3.90%
d
86
May
46% Oct
93%
14
61
&
16,200
7,600
.£41 %
,20%
40%,
i
; 62 <
*94%
v
87:%
13%
No par
Philco
78% Nov 27
92
93'%
..
39%
45%
18% Apr 15
08% Jan 18
Dec
20%
61
Phila
23
46
20%
13%
01% Apr 22
22
21
•"'41%
14 V 8
Corp common—.
13%
61
3%% preferred series A—;
-61
J
46'a
Philip Morris inc common
.—5 -: • • 45%'
;'80
4% preferred——
100
- * *79
.
22
Oct
38% Oct
87%
.
29%
11
July 11
20%.,
30%
21% Oct
3
1,100
8%
71
41 %
.,
27%
97%
25
-
96%
8%
4
71
21
41%.
i
,
v.
1-
27%
13%
,-100
conv
53 Va Dec
36% Mar 13
91
1
18
95
*9414
*69%
42
93
■i *13%:
62%
61%
•,
99
97Va
preference com
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred--—
4.40%
26 Va Mar 14
.69% •'•70%.
,
.40
10
33%c
Phila Electric Co
20 Via Dec
42
96 Vi
8%
t,
14
39'%
100
100
preferred
—100
Petroleum Corp of Amer
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common—1
<% 2nd preferred (conv)
loo
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
7
26
107
No par
4%%
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
4
J
Corp
Pet Milk Co common
5% Aug
7
65% JWy 15
97
Feb 25
51 Va Oct
10
Sand
&
Pepsi-Cola Co—
00% Aug
2
98% Mar 28
25
2
64% Jan 23
Power
1
—10
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Feb
24
Apr 20
24Y« May 9
ZVz Nov 26
93 Va Oct
Penn
No par
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
35
3
Oct
-L—-40
49% Apr
23
11
Mar
;
Glass
Penna
8
20
27%
41 %
'
95%
8%
10
26%
3%
14%
86 Vi
14%
53 Vi
*50 *
43%
1
lu
common
conv
85
19
32>ADec
3
Jan
105
16'/a Oct
28% Dec
35% Dec
Jan
26 y4 May 18
45 3A Nov
Dec
48% Nov 20
.
96
18% Oct 24
6
Corp
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
112 Va Mar
27
32 % Oct
$1.60
48 Vi Jan
43% Nov 26
92 Va Dec
40% Jan
300
27
41%
95%
12%
*25%
*25%
25
17
41%
8%
*9%
*45
*23
-—25
Dec
f'f
42141
96
*11Va
*31%
common—No par
25
preferred
preferred—-
21 Va Jun
/:
•'
5
25
3.50
Panlnsular
4
28% Jun
*13%
40%
42%.
*88
.92
33%
34
*41
42
54%
55%
21
21
17
17%
2%
3
8%
9
*20
20Vi
1
—
20
41%
96
12%.
15
2.50/
5% conv prior
Penlck & Ford
27 %
12%:
4%
No par
_1
22'/a Sep
43% July 11
11
Jan
12% Jan
31
24 Vi Jun 21
13
28% Mar 27
11
27
27
27%
27
12 VH
"132%
....
1
Co__
94
*11%
121%
—=
No par
Proof
2,900
17%
*92
11%
*20%
Peabody Coal Co common
preferred
24
24% Jun
>
29 Vi Jan
4% Jan
..91 Va
r
i
., ,
10/
41%
Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Parmelee
"17% Dec
Jun 21
41% Mar 12
4%20%,Dec 21
-25% Nov 14
Parker Rust
32,506
43
*17%
12%
49%
-100
22
43
520
130
10
17%
i
87%
43
...
No par
preferred—
Oct
VVA
31 y«
92
H'ir
21%.
Pipe Line—
Common
10
May 17
20
__
26 f ! Oct
00% Jan
95
:?
No par
38% Jun
6'% Mar 12
30'% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
Nov
17
17% Dec
—
27
Dec
*57% Apr
30 Va Jan
22% Jan 23
3% Oct
36
43%
.30%
92
\
42
-
i
95%
*18
Pacific Telep & Teleg common—100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp_,
l
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
7
101
42%
11%
No par
—
*97
30%
*17%
12%
25
-
Corp
Pacifio
101
30%
"1
i
20Ta
27%',
.*9%
..-
>
—1
common
*97
42'%
20%
41 %
,
63; i
t
95
5% preferred
_25
Pacific Finance Corp—10
22
9
62.
Inc——I
% 43% Apr
112% Oct
■
Fisheries
Amer
103
17%.
"69%.
90
14
39%
*86%
Pacific Coast Co
152 % Feb
26
preferred-.
103
92
8%
89
-.27%':
Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc—5
Jan
142% July 16
6Vb Dec
89
wl5
common
96%
21%
.39
No par
Co
2
19
*
40
65
_
Paper
•
69
41%
-V
*13%
—A——100
preferred
20% Jan
Nov
53% Mar 26
2-
30% Nov 29
*1
4 '/l
Oxford
17Vb J*n 22
:
18
17
3ay« Nov 29"
16
11% Jan
Nov
;>33% Jan 21
16
Jan
41 %
—No par
■
8%.
69%
.21
Corp
27
10
28% Nov 27
■
:
Mar 13
42%
8 %
;
27%
95%
106
*17%
V
42
92
•103
4,300
99
*40
*90
<
27
96
.»
6.9
(The)--—
i1
Flberglas1 Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass, Co———6.25
2
Jan
43
42
.]
17%
92
*90
99
92
101%
31 lii
30%
41%
17%
-<■
42%
8%
Owens Corning
66% July 25.
41%
17%
95',a
.—30c
Co
Overland
3
96
8% Dec 23
•
_——
Outlet
6
Jan
104
Nov
17% Jan 22-
31% Oct 31
Nov
16% July 15
86
'Oct
*—•
10
89
24
-
—
Oct
2
30
»K
I?1/* Jan 22
23% Feb
Apr
35% Nov
'
31
*
52 Vi
*90
-
100
*97%
101%
9<%
52
r.
*103
30%
41
■
42
Outboard
73
*97%
30%
2.7
-
37% Jun 11
13% Dec
100
92
5
Corp
105
97%
90%
52
-
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
Marine
*102
104%
98
•
••
51%
51%
97%
88
27
series—100
1951
97 %•1
88
41%
—7.50
—;
pref
conv
95%
86
*90
-
Oliver
11,
96 %
17%.
-
—100
Gas
51%
51%
89%
51%
30%
Corp common
14% Vconvertible preferred—100
Otla Blevator.
-6.25
51% May 9
102 Va Jan 13
106
27»
—
*
,84
6i
35
Shares
51%
*97
>
.—20
.
series—
Common
4.25%
July 11
Mar 26
91
•
Nov 27
fc>8% Dec
the W««v
Jan.24
*101%
.—;—:—.—No par '
& Elec Co com—10
Gas
Oklahoma
7
—100
preferred--
Preferred
61% July 11
July 5,
July 11
17
10
Nov 20
Friday
Jan.23
96 %
>
100
18% Oct 21
69
Salea for
Thursday
Jan. 22
86
—>100
-
38% Oct 22
107 Va Jan
eo^i Dec 31
3.6% Sep
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan,21
51
OUn Mathleson Chemical Corp—*
33% Feb, 14
•
SALE
Tuesday
Jan.20
12
preferred
preferred
preferred
10
104
.
May 28:.
AND HIGH
Monday
Par
common
3.90%
.
11
1'-
Co
29
101% Mar 18
89
Edison
Jan
10
Nov
21
52% May
47% Apr
«7% May 29;
£3% Jan
3
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
109 % Feb
4
2.7 % Nov
Jan
,
110
lit
33% Jan
48
NEW YORK
Highest
o
58'A Aug 13
£2% Dec 31
105
Lowes*
f«K
14.
&oy*Dec 13.
"78
Dec 20
.
Range for. Year 1957
..
Highest
i
Dec
.
STOCKS "
' i'e»r lll&ti
•.
v
a
27%
*90
91%
90
90
92
*90
92
*91
93
97
*95
97
*95
95
39 Vi
.
39%
39%
77
77
24%
23%
39 VB
38%
76 Va
*76 Va
78
24%
*23 Va
24%
*23 %
23%
*22
Vii
23 Vi
*22 Vii
*115
119
119
6%
119
*115
6 V's
6 Vi
6%
63s
68%
*67 Vi
68 Via
68 Va
68V'a
27%
27%
X27%
27%
10
27%
27%
No par
46
31%
46
5
27%
92
%;
32 V a
,
".
27%
%
7,u00
3*
*91
92
10
90
90
*90
92 Va
70
*95
97
*95
97
*90
39
38 Va
*76%
78
*76%
*23%
25
*22 Va
23%
38%
117
*115
6 Va
68
68
27 V
8%
*23 Va
*22 Va
*115
7%
*68
38%
78
50
5,300
110
25
23%
119
8
70
15,300
80
27 Va
27 %
27%
2,500
a
47 Va
47%
43
4,400
31%
31 Vii
32 Vi
46%
47%
47%
47%
47 Vi
32
32%
31 %
32%
31%
26,700
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
20
.
.
.
Monday, January 27, )958
(472)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Loweai
Hlfheit
UvMi
Monday
Pat
EXCHANGE
UigJUesk
Tuesday
Sales for
Jan.21
Friday
Jan.22
.
Jan.23
the Week
Jan.24
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan.20
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
foar1956
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Kai|i far Previous
Shares
Q
31
Nov 21
•»% Deo
7
33% Jan
2
39% Sep
13
20
126 % Aug
13
138% Dec
30
35% Mar
May 28
130
153
Feb
33% Apr
26
7
40
May~l3
Radio Corp of America cum__No par
78
Jun
23% Oct
22
29% Jan
Oct
22
64% Jun 24
19
38%
6%
38%
38 7a
136%
Oats Co (The) common„5
preierred
100
Quaker State Oil Relining Corp—10
Quaker
130%
*138%
25%
257a
2,700
39
387b
1417a
240
26%
2574
257a
2,100
141
140%
139
25%
25
3874
38%
.39
140
1397b
257a
25
25%
387.b
39%
139%
,
R
70% Nov 27
87 "A Feb
16% Dec
20 7b
63% Jan
4
.
U
23
Dec
3
25
Dec
20
31
35
Oct
29
40
4
Dec
30% Apr
11
16% Dec
11
Jan
5
15
11% Dec 26
.
11/
Reading
.39
4
.Jan
10
Jan
2
36
30
31% Jan
12% Jan
8
Reeves
Bros
15% July
10
45
July 31
Mar 29
Reliance
4
52
Dec
10
62
Feb
2
3
13
Oct
10
327< Jan
10
27
18 % Mar 14
3
30% Apr "75
18
64% Apr
38% July 19
43% Jan
8% Jan
18
15% Jan
10
42% Feb
13
60% Dec
17
31
45
36% Dec
27
28% Dec
9% Feb
14
85
41% Dec
27
21
Oct
Apr
26
70
•1
Sep
12
01
Dec
17% Dec
5
Dec
21
31% Nov 29
18% Dec
23% Jan
19% Jan
2
29
6
Oct
4
21% Jun
26
28% Apr
28 7b Jun
25
35
27% Dec
10
30% Aug
Feb
27
362% Dec
90
Nov
37 %
9
Apr
20% Dec 23
13
12
2
28
26% Aug 19
Apr 26
19
510
Apr
28
105
Jan
31% Dec
22% Dec 24
21
22
96
FebTo"
17% Jan
31
37% Dec
19
572%
36% July 16
28
9
Nov
.
1%
Mines
Haas
&
21%
*22%
4 %
„
Royal Dutch
Ronson
28
5
Feb
Co
24
.
107/a
107b.
42 34
43% v
•2574
26%
267b
2634
28 (b
287b /
97 b
•45%
•6774
,67%
67 7b
5
25
327
'ri
31
30'a
25%
257b
336 7b
2374
237a
233a
4
4 7b
24
24
247a
307b
3074
257b
257a
257b
96
93
25 (b
25 7b
2574
257a
*21%
21%
*21%
213.»
*21%
217 b
*217 b
21 Va
*217 b
10%
10%
39'%
407»
v?
Stores
y38%
' 1 iils
i
lii
1
A
20%
20%;
33%
33%
34
8%
% *774
5
.
%
107b
107 b
1074
1074'
387b
387a
387s
39
17a
1
1&
1"
207b
187b
197 b
337a
8 74
3374
33%/
87a
"•
4
3
78
Dec
17
137
2
93
Mar 22
Feb
14
176
July 17
Dec
97% Feb
30
July
80
Nov
30
112
Feb
13
155
38% Dec
5
52
22% Jan
16
24
25% Dec
3
25% Aug 31
33
Jan 13
21% Oct
24% Dec
10% Dec
10
26% Jan 11
69% Dec
3
91% Mar 23
50 % Dec
9
Feb
22
Mar 19
311
5
215
9
Dec
12
18% Jan
105
17
93
29% Jan
Feb
304
Oct
Jan
2
48% Jan
3
Oct 30
96
6
85
7
17% Oct
23% Aug 22
19
12% Jun
8
18
Aug
29% Oct
37% Mar 29
18
Oct
22% Mar
May 28
5
205
190
7
Jan
40% Feb
2
13
235
Nov
165
6
747< Feb
2
Feb
23% Jan 29
11
39% May
22
16
11% Dec
24
16% Oct
22
2
17% July
9
23% Jun
31% Oct
37% Nov 27
21
29
67% Nov 29
19
95
90
12
Dec
36
227a May 29
647a Jun 14
52
75% Mar
77% Dec
Sep 25
Dec
Nov
4
71% Oct 21
Jan
85
Oct
21"
105% Apr
40 % Apr
Dec
22
Nov
St
L
San
15
F
Ry
Co
100
5%
preferred
noncum
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st
pfd 4.40%
2,000; /
Schering
5%
Corp
Paper
7
$3.40
102
Mar
7
$4
preferred
78
Dec
28
89 % Mar
75
Jan
7
83
May
1
Dec
28
44% May
20
Dec
23
36
Jan
4
16% Nov 21
19% Feb 29
15''4 Oct
23
18
Dec
13
Seaboard Finance Co
•2% Oct 25
70% Nov
26
53% Nov
13
82
Sep
19
Seaboard
Oil Co
23% Jun
7
Corp
Dec
28
8% Dec
22 3
■5%
4
Nov
16% Jan 24
Seagrave
36% Jan
3
24% Oct 22
1
21% Feb
29
8% Oct 22
7% Apr
27
2% Aug 12
43% Nov 26
63
Mar 15
50
Apr
15
42% Jan
19
15% Jan
57a July
89% Jan 20
8% Dec
14
<2% Jan 10
59% Dec
11% May
100% Aug
9
19
33
Oct
1
Dec
23
5878 Jan
2
7% Mar 12
64
8
Nov
10,% Sep
9
May 21
13
93
4
*"<7%
"
7 25
25(4
23
23%
1
18%
18%
,
57%
59
58
5
5
3
1
Falls Corp
Roebuck & Co
Servel Inc common
187
347a
34%
34
13 7
*95
York
18% Dec 19
29
13% Feb
15% Jan
14
23
2174 Apr
30
Sheller
9% Oct
6
29% Jun 10
13 % Dec
Mar 19
22
177a Jan
25
Sheraton
New
Siegler
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
65% Jan
4
•5% Jan
23
Apr~"u
35% Mar 26
19% Dec
17
327a
55 Va Apr
33% Dec
30
49% Jan
88
Nov
72% May
26
5
49
8
17
Dec
17
89
Jan
8
6
shares
73
Dec
Corp
Simmonds Saw & Steel
45% Dec
23
68% Jun
Nov
14
8074 May 27
Skelly
Dec 30
36% Sep 23
Smith
23% Oct
2
Smith-Corona
20% Jan
11
14% Oct 21
16% Nov 29
32% Jan
12
14
Nov
53% Oct
49% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
7% Dec
13
64 %
May 10
July 10
24
12
21
53% Jan
24% Jun 20
35% Nov
15
23
Dec
45
Nov 21
6% Oct 22
16
40% Jan 17
54 % July 27
12
19% Jan
11
23
29
31
33% Apr
39% Dec
58 % Mar
49% May
20% Jun
Jan
33% Jan 23
44% Nov 29
38% Oct
1
17% Dec
6
94
Dec
26
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
18% Jan
43
Nov
237a May
2
2
14
61V2 Feb
13
24% Oct 21
39% Jan
11
30
35% Jan
25
51% Jun
13
Sep 23
447s Sep
20% Jan
10
Oil
(A
Smith
*77%
80
231 a
22%
23
227a
23%
18%
19'4
18%
19
19
193/b;.
10,900
19
59
60
58 74
597a
59
61
597b
•
-
33,500
107a'.
Kline
&
277b
2774
267b
26 Va
12 Va
47 a
267b
267a
26%
12 %
C 127b
217 b
123
'47b
26%
4%
4 Va
76
117a
137b
127b
137 b
28%
287a
28%
29
297b
2974
3074
29%
297/b
2974
3074
9%
297'a
197b-
15%
15%
„
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
*47%
4974
*477b
54
547b
55
277'a
27%
27%
177
17%
177 a
1774
17'b
a
17%
157 b
1674
15%
16
16
16
597'a
6074
60
61
607a
617a
48.%
487-o
47%
18
49
48%
49%
17%
187b
187b
18%
77b
7%
8 7b
7 vb
b'/a
22%
227b
22%
49 7b
497b
487u
.
177 b '
.
*1774"
18
•
27%
277a
277b
" 27%
*32 7a
33%
*337b
33 Va
50%
50.7 a
50%
5074
277b
.
,
28
33 7a
34
507 a
50%
22 7
a
8
8
..
22%
237b
50
*48
27 Va
49
49
28
28
28 lb
347a
51 lu
18,600
26%
267a
26,300
29 Va
1,700
8,' 900
17,800
27,500
25
257b
2574
267b
257a
26%
257/o
Southern Co
2974
297a
297b
2974
297b
297-4
2
Va
2 r 7b
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
29%
363b
357 b
36
a
35%
3574
367
36
3674
7.50
35 74
35%
Southern
33
Nov
26
46% Jan
10
South'n
No par
a
38
377b
3u%
37%
3674
367 a
377
37 V4
457a Jan
197a Feb
Southern Railway common—No par
317a
32
32 »/B
31%
32%
11
317b
32
287a Dec
177b
177 b
17 y8
177a
177b
4
80
77
77
347b
34
34 3
137b
13%
14
16
1
'
167a Nov 27
127a Dec
31
2% Dec
31
17
767a Oct
Ton
81
4
22
Jan
8
17
5%
Pacific
non-cum
Mobile
&
—5
Co
31
Southwestern
18 7a Jan
10
(Deli
preferred
Ohio
3414 Dec
Gas Co
stk tr ctfs
3778
377b
3174
327.1
20
17
17
100
*77
78
Public Service Co—1
Spalding
987} Jan 15
12% Apr
Spiegei
70% Dec
28
83%
60
11
72% Jan
7
24
85% Jun
1]
6% 8ep
4
63% Aug 17
73"% Jan 18
103% Mar 6
24 % Mar 20
40
Jan
3
457t Apr 25
797a Nov 13
67a Jan
.
65
Jan
61
July
847a Jan
7
28
8
9
11% Dec
30
197a Jan
2
177a Dec
30
267a July 15
105
Jan
17
31 % Der
7
22.
Nov
197a Dec
14
11
Sparton
Spear
& Co.
$4.50
eo"«r.
Inc
common
preferred
n Or
33%
*16:%
33%
137a
2%
*43'/a
58
*89
137a
*43 7a
587a '
587a
13.7a
47
58%
*77
34
13 7a
3
*43 Va
58
,
3%
47
587 b
90%
92
107a
107b
No par
*6574
66 Va
5
2274
23 7a
58
15
37b
4,100
30
10,000
1,500
1,500
47
58 lb
15
2074
197b
197
92
9274
917b
107b
10%
10%
11
3,600
92
13
197a
93
107a
J
93
-
667a
6674
6774
68
68
237b
237b
227b
237-a
227b
22 7 b
*66
3 7b
*43%
a
347b
137b
207b
107a
3%
1774
80
*89 7b
13 7's
*92 74
*13%
47
58 3
347b
L3
*12 7b
'
2
a
92
92
13
20 7b
58
17%
*77
13
*89
20
13
*3
*43 7 a
327a
*89
91
*89
90
127a
337b
37b
*3
37a
47
20
78
*77'
337b
13
,•
600
50%
a
25% Dec 26
(The)
200
2,300
507
49 % July 17
Natural
8,400
347b
32
May 27
10,600
507b
*34
23
2
2.900
2,100
7,400
42,900
4,800
34
257a Oct 22
4
54
2774
297a Dec
21
page
55
18
26
see
24,500
2,000
10,400
497b
227b
11
For footnotes
507 b
4
227b
227 b
87a Dec
1
49 3
27%
.
700
400
50
27
17%
2,100
57%
537b'
607b
227a
s
40%
49 3 b
157a
774
8274 Nov
22% Oct
2574
577b
277b
..
477b
,
,
*4074
■
31
23
91% Jan
4
28 % July 19
29% Apr
•
.
774
July 17
16% Jan
3
Nov 30
Nov
1
Nov 29
277a
-
2574
1
5074
X537a
597i
a
54(b
497b '
50 74
5974
19
95%
16%
91%
96%
507b
49%
-■•
58
15
25
4,300
13,100
40
177a
25
117b
157a-;
1674
25
60
Edison
2,400
10%
157b
58
157b
California
167b
1174
39 7
.
16,800
'33,400
157b
24 V'a
247b
.
{:
2,100
157b
5774
157 b
preferred
167b
8.000
12,500
10%
247u
7%
8%
*15%
39
24%
-
.
19%
57
1
Southern
19%
39/.
177 b
5
19%
57.7a '
17
Sugar com
62 74
197b
39
15%
Rico
6174
197u
*57
177b
Porto
62%
*9%
*38% '
*247b
.
54
31
47% Jun 25
49%
9Va
62
157 b
1578 ;■ 157a
277b
Dec
12
24
107b
97a
637a
157'sr- 167b
107 b 3 10%
157-'i
167a
10.7b
'
'
97b i
97 b
197a
193-1
16
•
"
53
11% Dec
May 28
Dec
11-
15%
26%
(A G) & Bros Inc
1
Corp
2.50
$5.50 pfd
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
4
38
10%
15
197b
1374
11%
9 Va
>; 6374 V 64 v
64
'
627 a
% 9%
*97b
9%
627a
w
307a
30
30%
48
South
1,690
36,100
ll3)
307a
800
13,700
10% i
,
300
2,400
56,300
47a
7474
287b ' 297a
•
18,400
747b,
'
747a
10
50
127a 7
*12%
474
;
47b
7474
17)74
747a •'
25
preferred
127s
47 b
*"
26%'".
26.7 b
29 %
177a
5%
76
747b
12 74
747b
2774
•"■
28%
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
*2774
'
107b"'.
10
7271
,
Co Inc
1
4%,
1
•;
*10%
267b
,
Co
•••
107a
477«
Aircraft
80
*7774
277b
1
Solar
80 f:
227a
1
80
%
Co Inc
5
French Labs—3373c
Socony Mobil Oil
*7731
267 a
577a
5
4,900
*10 7'a
38%
Inc
Smith-Douglass
2574
26%
24%
5
257a
7 1074
7a
Corp
30
25%
257b
26(4
3874
Co
Corp
25 (b
'997a
*10%
4%
10
99%
107b
12
7,700
9974
26%
*56%
O)
100
8274
10
26
6,500
*80
*95
84'a
-
■
59 3 b
82 7a
*80
267a
Mar 16
Jan
5
65% July 15
217a Jan 18
107a Jun
6
1574 Sep 25
20% July 31
Dec
45
70% Dec
22
457a Dec 23
12% Jan 24
Jan
12
Oil
Sinclair
59 7b
25%
No par
Co
49
17
1
50c
1
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
28
•2% Jan 24
ordinary
Corp of America
60
14
137 b
597 a
107o
19
Corp
Mfg
147a
597a
*80
Shell Transp & Tr—
18% Nov 29
J
1374
8,300
29,500
35
*3474
35
1,000
19%
347a
a
137a
59
25 (b
*3474
35
a
9,300
300
.
14
13%
14
19
-.
23%
18%
.
34%
187 a
337b
40
22 :
34
!
337 a
25(a
.
*777i
80
21 %
•
22 74
35
*137b
98
58%
23
20
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc
_2.50
Shamrock Oil & Gas
—.—.—1
Sharon Steel Corp
No par
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
Shell Oil Co
7.50
Nov
24 3
21%
*34
197 a
*34%
470
22,900
93
*91
93
*91
35
14
81%
*95
Seiberling Rubber Co
25
17
98
22'a
59%
*81
*95
91 (a
297b r
297a
29 Va.
19"
'137b'
'■
235
235
700
200
*200
287 b
13%
35
1374
80',..
54 34
.
29
*34
34%
■
*34%
80
9
25
347a
■'
59/
3
7614 July 15
2674 Jan
2
7
8% Oct 22
Sears
347a
;-
242
(
19,400
"'
13 'I
543b
197b
19
"
*230
12%
%
14
; 137-a
13%
,
34
187a
35
;
227a
22%
1
Sealright-Oswego
27
83% Nov
preferred
2914 May 22
297a Jan
7
20
92
34
12
55
6,800
"
267b
/ 26;
26
12
50
200
2574
257b
257a
*200
2874
91%
*91 V-
7a
242
*230
287-.
•
55
a
58
*200
V
,'22%:
.
58 U
25
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
19
3% Dec
Dec
Scovill Mfg Co common
19
12% Jun
13%
<,
235
26
-12 7
12%
*55'
.-"•■
27 %
-
No par
,
36
13
34%
*34%
_No par
common
preferred
3.65%
14
18%
"
No par
Co
21
2
*33
*1371
1
30
preferred
33% Dec
33% Jan
22'a
1
convertible
Mar
91
5
Schick Inc
Scott
*200
1
28
34
10
57
26
*2574
■12%
25
.
161
161
168
43,100
87 34
877»
87 Va
8774
25%
24%'
257b
247a
*164
25%
253b
„
257b
.
127u
235
237
1.40
Schenley Industries Inc
■
*56
;
*200
22%
10
Corp
Arms
235
257b
26%%
137a
58 %
90
100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
25%
12%
88%
165
*161
25%
25"
26'
25
25 3 b
*87 (a
87%
164
164
27%
5
series A
San
*86 Va
87.
247a
25%
25
25%
.170
*56
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co_—100
86
19
87
*165
No par
No par
com
Preferred series A 5%
Savage
1
13
11
30
10
100
10
preferred
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
4.30%
May 23
23% Oct 22
2
Sep 17
60% July 31
835
467a Mar
257B
1.66%
common
4%
197a
19%
93
937b
10%
*67
22 3 a
;
8,400 %
:
9
8
23% Nov 20
'
240,500
1,997,300
8,200
197a
19Vb
3374
*77b
2,600
.
•.
17b
31
337a
'
337b
:
8% 7
2174%
10%
'
1
J(1
19%
20%
33%
10
3,700
2574
38%
10%
38%
1A
%
20
1
1
'
10%:39%
10'%'
a
10,800
1,570
350
*93
93
257b
34J
300
6,500
..
267b
349
3537b
340
'
.
3,900
'•."
317b
25y4
93
300
12,400
32
*30
32
1,100
■
4'
r:
3074
341
*90
93
3.4)0
22%'/
.4'
%
15,800
,6174.
22
.
200
13,700
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67b
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13% Apr 26
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25
13%
21% V
59% /607b
217a .'•21%
4%
,
2874
5
Pet
Royal McBee
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33%
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23%
347b
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1
_20 Guilders
Corp
40% May 16
26
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22
:
28
1
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10
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3474
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34
2774
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65% & 67
59%
59
10
5
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
35
17% Dec 30
28
12%
1
5s
Gas
Rockwell Spring &
Rohm
May 29
si
98%
1
38% Apr
9
Dec
)
preferred
25
& El Corp—No par
conv
Rights
37% Feb
29
65 31
No par
Corp—
60% Jun
8% Dec 23
11
44% Dec
Co
Trust
Corp
2474
7 44-%
•
10
Manufacturing
3374 May 21
32
July 24
13% Jan
2
20% Dec 31
13~
36% Nov 29
44%
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Antelope Copper
23%
3474
237b
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243b
247b
;
-v
27%
37
97b
84
Rochester
31% July 24
423% May 8
4
19% Oct
13
31% May 28
Oct
81% Nov
285
2
16
44%
65%
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36% July 19
4472 July 17
297a Mar 5
23
Dec
50
91
Roan
237a
22%
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1
Ritter Company
8
3b,«00
21 %
32% v;
33%
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3474
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2274
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33%
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28 %
9
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10
4
22 7b
:
157b
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100
6
21
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24
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47,500
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series
27% May
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157b
19% *'19%!
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10
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series
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16
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Richfield
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14
4.50%
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Rhodesian
23
18% Jun
5%
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Metals Co common
pfd series A
4
51
227a
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Preferred
18
Aug
33%
-
19%
Co
1
56% Dec 30
.
5074
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32%
.
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4
37a Apr
80
5
42 % Aug 15
84 % Apr
Mar
2174 Jan
23
1% Oct
10
37 % Mar 15
€6% Jan ~23
99
187/a
507a
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7
1
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19
82% Jan 22
87% Jun 24
11
474%
5
73% Sep
6
72% Jun 24
16
105 % Jan
21
6674 Dec
52% July 22
68% Jun
Apr 26
Drug
Reynolds
18%
54
Inc
Rexall
6574 May 16
4674 Mar 29
30
*13%
1
Revlon
347a %
737a
187b
*33 7
22-i;.-,r
Revere Copper & Brass
July 19
73%
•'
15%
273%
series——100
pfd 372 %
33%
74/
18%
24 Va .' 25
i
*21
common
Republic Steel Corp
July 11
10% Jan
4
*4%
10
5
5
Corp
Mfg Co
3474
187 b
••
715%
15
377-v.
j
10
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
6
*33
6%
Republic Aviation Corp__
40
39% Nov 12
7
89% Jan
1
39
Mar 12
32% Dec
3
57% May
49
70
18
77s Oct 22
49% Mar 19
Aug
Dec
Stores
Conv
137a Apr 25
5974 Jan
2
21% Dec 18
10
13
22
37
10% July 26
46% Feb
6
Oct
9
Apr 24
34% Dec
874 May
4% Dec
16
11 % Dec
Reliable
8
3374
73 74
19
22%
•-
25%-
18%
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
30
Jan
18% Jan
347b
74
18%
;
&
24
16
27%
24%
50c
Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
67a Feb 28
3374
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Inc
(Robt)
*32%
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
12
5% Dec 31
16
23
50
noncum 2nd
15%
22%
50
50
Co common
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
41% Apr 12.-
-
5
20% Dec
27
Nov 27
49% a
5074
*7374
1
30% Dec
Nov
6
49 34
4% noncum 1st preierred
47c
347b
74
1974
187a
,
3% Dec 31
13% Dec 10
10% Mar 14
6
Jan
18%
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reis
CI
74
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
347a Jan
30% Nov 18
6
7
34%
26,300
34%
•747a ;„
34 7B
33%
18%
No par
Ranco Inc
23% Aug 13
11
22% Dec
9
44% Jan
37% Apr
24
33% Nov 23
;
74
5
$3.50 1st preferred
6
.34% Jan
16-% Mar 18
37% May
37% Sep
30% Jan
14
3
9
19 V'a Mar
July 19
31% Feb 14
48% Feb
24
21% Aug
59 V4 Jun
"Mar 22
17
12
44% Aug
29
13
33% Jan
14
July U
59% Apr
23
38 V* Nov
27
50% Mar 22
33% Nov 23
11
68
227a
3,900
43,600
380
8,100
130
6,000
Volume
187
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5711
(473)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
36% Oct
Highest
44 Vs May 14
28
2
26
71
Oct
23
12% Jan
V
37% Jan
91% Jan
2
77% Ncv 30
6% Dec
Lowest
6
5% Nov
4
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Highest
.
v
42% May
(
,
9
82% Feb
9% Jan
;
Standard Brands
11
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Jan. 22
Jan. 23
Jan. 21
Shares
par
Inc
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. Ill
42%
42%
42%
42%
43 Va
44
44%
45%
44
Va
45 Va
par
com—No
/,
No
Inc
Tuesday
Jan. 20
Pflf
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
13
Monday
EXCHANGE
,
80
80%
80
80
80%
81'A
"BO'A
81%
80%
80 %
400
7%
8 Va
7%
7%
8 Va
23,900
1
7%
7%
7%
8%
8
8,800
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
2% Oct
43% Nov 29
58% May
48% Jan.
23
65
49% Jan
31
62% Apr
i
3% May 22
12
35% Dec
23
59% July 16
62'A Jan ...4
47% Nov
13
Standard: Oil
55% May 15
40% Oct
22
68% July 5
62% Jun 10
100 % Mar 23
84% Oct
30
94
27
11% Dec
13
33% Nov
4
36% Dec
13.
11% Dec
31
May 28
88% Dec
28
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
9
15% Aug
2
"17% Jan
3
13% Oct
22
43% Jan 23
65 % Dec
4
57% Dec
23 v
51% Jan
19
81
Aug 15
54% Nov
4
13'% Dec
28
15
Jan
10 Va Nov
21
25% Nov 28
20% Sep
1
31
17% Dec
25
31% Nov
14
30% Oct
16% Dec
V
."
11
.
7
18% July
18'% May
85% May
83'A July
;
25% Feb 15
35%
..
Standard
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
,
.
com
.fb|> 15
Sterling Drug Inc
„
12%
13
12%
13 Va
12%
13'A
40
40%
41
41%
41%
41%
13%
5% Oct
15
59%
61
'63%
63%
63 %
64
63
64'A
62%
62
1
5
11%
11%
11'.a
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
30
30%
30
30'A
29%
30%
29%
.
18% May 15
8
10% Dec
31
19% May 21
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
15 % Nov
7
prior preference
•
!
8
32-
10% Feb
50
29
-
22
31
2% Dec
30
8% Apr,11
50
May .8
29% Apr 24
i-
89
Dec
Aug
28
.
7
101% Jun
21
57% July 23
11
18%
Nov
7
Dec
27
3 6% Jan
17
42 % Oct
6
15% Mar 15
•
-
9
26
93
Feb
26
82
Jun
3
Dec
30
Dec
78
31
82
23
30% July 31
20
22% Nov
;'34% Nov
27
26% Jun
6
20% July 26
28
39
Feb
6
28% Oct
22
19
78
Mar 22
65% Oct
29
74
6% Dec
26
6% Dec
7
Nov
101b Mar
21
July
15% Aug,, 8
2
13
July 15
2,000
43% Jun 17
9
19 % Dec
27
27% Jan
29
2
Dec
1,300
1,210
4
7
-
38
.
Dec
13
50'% July 26
42'/a Jan
Feb
9
55% May 10
29% Dec
30
46% Jan
9
81
Dec
26
99
72
Dec
31
89
May
8
8% Feb
9
Dec^ 24
14
Apr
Swift
10
42
9
13
26% Nov
&
6%
14
Talcott
20% May 17
Inc
30
8% Jan
11
21
18% Jan
31
Temco
Dec
13
Aircraft
Tennessee
14
62
60'A Jan
11
53 % Ncv
29
69% May
7
54% Feb
12
76%Jun
6
Texas
37% Oct
31
51
4
24
Dec
31
49 % Maj
9
Texas
14% Dec
30
Texas
Feb
45
Apr
Dec
34
18
Co
5
11% Jail
27
33% Oct
1
6% Dec
38% Mar 26
18% Dec
28
45% May 17
Instruments
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
10
Oct
Sub
8% Mar 15
9
&
Texas
Utilities
14
21% Jan
2
Textron
20
15 % Oct
11
21
Jan
3
28
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
26
Aug
2
54% July 10
47% Jan
28
62
Aug
2
% Jun
20
13% July 31
11 %
Apr
8
10% Jan
23
14% Apr
10
Dec
27
18
53
10% Dec
19
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
86
>14
Jan
26
10% Jan
The
Oct
28
80
Aug
89% May
95% Apr
6
47% Mar 26
19% Dec
30
21
Nov
12
26
30
Dec
13% Dec
5
43'% Nov
27
51% Nov
7
24% Oct
1
45% Apr
30
Jan
31
30% Oct
15
16% Nov
29
28% Mar 21
Feb
9
28% July 23
52
Nov
29
59
Jan
10
33% Nov
52% Apr
17
27
Oct
1
21 %
Jan" 30
July 27
64
19
26
Dec
79%
70%
*77%
79%
79%
79 Va
66%
66%
22%
65%
66
66
66-%
66
66%
65%
66%
3.200
22
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
24,400
23%
23-%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
32%
33 %
33%
33%
*33'%
34%
33'%
33%
33%
33%
603
75%
75%
75%
75%
75'A
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
1.000
9%
50,800
13
19% Nov
21 *
36
Oct
21
28% Oct
25% Oct
13% Feb
15
31% Feb
10
108% Jan
■*,
39%
Oct
21
34 Va
July 16
/
48 Va Jun
24
57
Jan
),
26
16% Dec 30
.41% Oct.30
9
32% Dec
27
50
Jan
17
10'A Jan
10
.17 A Jan
17
14
18'
12'A Nov
14
30% Jan
10% Dec
30
Mar 27
12 % Dec
24
16% Apr 29
33% Jun 26
23
5'A Dec
18
8
26'A Oct
22
14
Nov
90
'
5
30
Jan
17
24% Oct
112
Jan
9
86'A Nov
15
81'/a Oct
13
-93
Jan
11
75
Dec
10
Nov
29
91
Feb
15
68
Aug 20
83'/a Nov
30
104
Jan
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8% Dec
11
Oct
1
22
17%
16%
16%
16%
17 Va
28%
27%
28
27%'
28%
7.500
29%
28%
28%
28%
29%
4. .00
23
9 Va Mar
Apr
18% Oct
22
Dec
19
90% Jan
2
14
152
Jan
14
10
115
Jan
2
17
25% Oct
86
22
Aug 22
18% Dec
30
25% July 22
31 % Dec 31
100
Apr
48'A Jan
20
71% Mar 26
44
Oct
22
71% Jun
41% Dec
27
62
38
NOV
26
6% Jun
20
7
6% Oct
23
46% May
8
7% May 20
12
13
17%
22%
57
"20
30
Oct
23
7% Jan
19% Feb
29
5
6
6% Jan
11
43%
46%
31,100
48
10
7,500
24%
24 Va
3,100
No par
*88
90
*88
89%
2,400
2
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
43
43%
44 Va
41%
2,000
2
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
36
36
%
19,100
23%
23%
23%
24
*23 Va
24%
23%
23%
*24
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
1*2%
12%
12%
28%
29 %
28%
29 Va
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
29
55 Va
55 %
55%
56
56%
56%
56'A
57.
56%
18'A
18%
19
56%
19%
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46
24
.
(The)
Corp.—
Airlines
Inc
5
1
50
1
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
'.
5% conv .pfd series of 1957-.—50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Tri-continental Corp common-.
•
>$2.70 preferred
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
..preferred series A (conv)
t
Coach
Twin
:V
18%
*43 %
46
19 Va
Va
*43%
19
19%
*43%
46
Oil
TXL
Bag-Camp Paper
Union .Carbide Corp
4%
RR
United
Car
United
Carbon
12%
36
36
36
*33 'A
*36
41
*37
21,000
16 %
30,700
1
No par
i
5
11%
11%
11%
11%
12 Vu
12%
12
12%
12'A
12'A
1,100
13%
14'A
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
15%
15
15%
11,300
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6%
*6'A
6%
6%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
94-%
94%
i
94
95
94%
28%
29 %
29
99
99
*6
29%
if8%
*
G%
33
32%
33
94
94%
94
94%
21,900
29 Va
12,600
29
99%
U
S
&
U
S
Freight
77
51V4 Apr
69% Dec
U
S
Gypsum
4%%.
7%
29'A
29 %
100
*98%
100
100
*78
85
*78
85
*78
—No par
76
77
77
78
*76%
77
77
77
78
78
No par
*90
*92
94
*92
94
380
85
10
*90%
92%
92 %
92%
42%
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
43'%
4 3'A
43 Va
43%
14,600
25'%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
26 Va
26%
28,500
8%
11,100
10
No par
5
—
Co—!
10
America—No par
8%
8%
8%
28
28%
28'%
28%
28%
28%
28 'A
28%
28%
28 %
23
23 %
*23'A
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
400
25%
26 "4
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
25%
2 5'/a
25%
10,600
55
55%
55%
56
54%
55%
54 Va
54%
54%
55
13,500
8%
8'%
8%
*110
*113
120
*96
97
120%
96%
96
96%
97
17 "a
17'.4
17
17%
17%
17%
2,500
32'%
32%
32%
33
32%
33 Va
32%
33
32%
33%
8,700
<95
19%
49
49 Va
39%
39 %
5
*39
39%
1
7
7%
*96
96
96
98
19%
43
48
1%
20
20 %
20%""20%
2,600
49%
47%
47%
48
48%
2,300
*39%
39%
39%
39'/a
39%
39%
7
7%
1%
2
7
2
2 !4
*23
23%
23
23
23
13
13
13 %
40%
39%
29%
10
29%
30
Co—13%
2
3 6'A
36%
5%
5%
5%
1
12'%
12%
12%
I
Inc
4
*36
700
20'a
Va
2
12%
99
19%
48
*
7
23
*96
99
97
400
96 %
17%
98
1
118
97
16%
19%
5
Cos
*110
118
96%
*
*94%
No par
*110
116
4,300
16%
*19%
(Dell—
*111
.
8%
16%
10
Corp
8%
8%
No par
Carton
Coal
370
92 %
25
common—10
Co
13%
400
7 Va
7%
7
7 Va
10,100
2%
'
2%
2 Va
2'A
14,200
23%
23%
23
23
600
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
9,000
38%
38%
3 9'A
22,900
19,600
.
39%
38 3a
39%
33 Va
30
29'/a
29%
29%
30
29'/a
30 Va
36%
36
36'A
36'A
36%
36%
36 Va
6 Va
6 Va
5,400
12 %
12%
12,400
6
12%
*5%
12%
6
12'/a
6
12'A
6% i
12%
700
1 %
1 Va
6,600
35
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
36
36 Va
36%
10,800
3 5'A
*35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 3 4
90
25
35%
46%
46 va
46%
45%
46%
44%
45'A
44%
45'A
5,600
Chemical Corp com—1
85
85
85%
86
preferred
5
200
2,200
32%
94%
*99
Improvement
34% July 16
6%
33
29 %
29
*6%
85
Corp
U S Borax &
10
6%
15%
6%
99
Industrial Corp
United
41
5%
16
United
Gas
*36
5%
15'/a
.(Del)——
—
United Dye & Chemical Corp
United Gas
41
300
2,500
5%
*78
Corp
United
13
15%
No par
Co—.
Electric
12%
5%
■
United
13
85
Fastener
United-Carr
12%
2,800
12,000
15'%
Inc
of
&
12%
2'A
25%
*
5%
preferred
Board
3
47
24%
*78
Co
Lines
Biscuit
11%
47
25
16'/a
5
4%
convertible preferred—:—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
United Artists Corp
1
$4.50
11%
24
47%
4%
Aircraft Corp common
United
11%
24%
24
15%
preferred
Twist Drill
United
24%
4%
series
Tank
Air
25
series—%—No par
Union
United
24%
16%
California-
non-cum
*47
25
10
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
$4
47%
24%
1,800
3,900
46
4%
Elec Co common-
of
24
47%
23%
47%
23%
*46'%
24%
*43'A
15%
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
Preferred
23%
47%
24
24 Vu
18%
46
500
9,300
20,100
:—.—1
(The)
Corp
24%
*46
19%
25%
5,100
1
Co——
39% Jun
22,
47'%
49%
10,800
12
page
47%
*88
89
13 Vo
22
see
49%
*87
18'A
18
12
46'A
*13%
24%
Park City Mines Co (The)—1
Shoe Mach common—;
25
Dec
13%
24%
Merch & Mfrs
165
*13'A
24%
United
8
13%
24%
United
Aug
*13 %
24%
United
14.
13%
34%
22
1
190
*33%
13 Vu
25% Oct
Feb
10,500
49 Va
17%
20'A Oct
181
13%
48
24 Va
9
16
12%
45%
33%
39% May
9
28 Va Oct 24
2
12'A
45%
17%
76% July 11
89% Dec 31
Aug
11'A
44 Vis
24%
2
4
30
11%
*43%
24%
13
75% Nov
*20
ll'/a
43%
89 Va
1% Jan
Dec
30
*20
11
43%
22%
39'A Sep
3o
*20
30
11
22 %
23
1
30
*22
.
22%
31
3
230
22%
30
30 Va Sep
1,100
57
22%
IS Dec
3'.
23
57
22%
30% Dec
15% Jan
17%
22%
56
22%
10% Dec
3% Mar 26
17'A
23
56
22%
39%
20
17%
22%
56
*54%
23 %
9
5% Nov
17%
23
57
87
Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
47% Jan
BOO
17%
23
<54
22%
United
38% May
8
38 Va Feb 19
*17%
a
87
9
23
17
22%
17
17
11
17
footnotes
ln,200
11
30
For
12'A
9% Jan
33 '/4 Ocl
?
12!
16% Jan
25 Va Dec
Dec
12 %
35% Jan
33% Dec
155
12
4
5
29
12%
24
Mar
9
12
27
Aug 14
23
12 %
1 Va Dec
55
20% Aug
52% Nov
12
11% Dec
35
28% Jan
12'A
22 Va Dec
41 % July 30
31
12
9
23
12
16,400
18
35% Jan
1% Dec
48 Vo
16% Aug 20
28'/a May 11
14% Dec
47%
13 Va
15
27% May 16
47%
23
Constr
(The)
Union
33% May 16
43 'A Jan
4
47
33%
4
2
47%
*54
Bearing-;
2
31
47
13 Va
9
6
4,900
206
114
47 Va
17%
Pacific
22
8 Va
8
114
46%
*22%
5
8%
115
*106
112
*101
112
8%
8 Va
8
8%
*100
47
33'A
Union
7% Nov
8
7%
111
46%
13 Va
8
24% Nov
7%
*100
10
79 % Jan
Oct
43% Dec
3ti,ouJ
8U0
28%
No par
Preferred $3.70
Oct
Jan
2d,uOJ
39%
16%
No pur
24
Dec
36% Dec
22,400
27%
-No par
Jan
82
151
23
63
26%
27%
Preferred $4.50 series
77,
8
61%
27
17%
Union
101
14
62
26 Va
29%
50c
21
18
17
61%
27'%
28%
29% Mar 19
18
Jan
61%
26
16%
_100
100% Jan
Dec
Dec
39%
61%
2 7'A
28%
Corp
121% Dec
6
39 Va
62%
26 '/a
28
Union
166
13% Jun
39'A
39%
61%
27'A
17
37% July 22
124% July 10
23
21
39 %
39%
62%
26
17%
31% Jan
3
*38%
a
61%
29%
Asbestos & Rubber Co_
10
Jan
2,lu0
3,ol»0
33%
21
Mar 21
4%
11%
17%
Oct
9
4%
11%
13
24
24
1,300
4 Va
11%
33%
Oil
~20
20%
4%
11%
4%
32
13'/a
Union
Feb
20%
6,100
28
Union
113% Jan
32% Apr
20 %
8%
17%
7
28% Apr
20'A
110
8%
16%
11
8% Apr
103% Oct
107
20%
!
8%
33%
5
48
7
4%
11%
8%
17%
89% Feb
17
14
20'A
4%
8%
13
64 Va Jun
17
20
8%
32%
16
96 % Dec
Dec
10,800
81
13%
23
44% Dec
Nov
10,000
37'A
81
17%
Sep
23
93
33
35%
82
33
Dec
61% May 25
20% Dec
32%
35%
82
17%
78 'A
20 % Dec
26
33%
35'%
82
13
40
30
Apr
2,500
19%
32%
2
10% May 10
*19%
35%
9%
5
5
65% Apr
39 % May
36
.
-.
G
15
'
19%
34 Va
3
,.
2
2% Oct
27
35% Jan
Jan,
-2\
7
92% Dec
29
61
29
Jun
25% Dec
78
31% Jan
19
133% July 17
26
600
34%
Va
12
39 3
1615
34
-
33%
35
*80
20
4%
11%
8%
1580
600
25
Co
Edison
Trans World
4
9% Dec
47% May
20
19 'A
12 Va
34
20
*19%
33%
8%
4%
4
11%
*19'%
8%
1595
33%
1,700
2,500
3,500
28%
preferred
Realty &
20% Jan
11
Apr
13%
8%
34
■V
1
Roller
14
Jun
8
8%
82
7%
1580
3605
34
80
17%
27%
preferred
Tishman
9
37% Jun '20
44
15
5% Nov
*80
82
48%
Oct
9 %
July
16% Mar 19
9"
20% Nov
35%
33%
"35%
I
47 %
50
50% Sep
30% Jun
35% Jun
34%
00
13%
30
14% Jan 18
25
33%
19%
33%
*13%
23 Va Dec
22
52
*19%
34%
common
Transamerioa
20
6
19"!it
10%
56% July 22 4
41'A Apr 24
30
25
*19%
44%
22
;
Oct
27
33%
<78
7%
7
1590
*33%
10%
Traile Co
43
Apr
1610
33%
*43%
Toledo
19% Dec
Dec
1610
1638
33%
33%
No par
——;
Co
13% Mar 20
21% Dec
8
7%
7
7%
1610
80
*78
42
Transue & Williams Steel——No par
53% Jun
23
22
Apr" 12
46
7
*23
1
Timken
20
Oct
36% Mar 12
18
,18,100
11'A
Co
preferred
Fair
$1.20
12
29%
15% Apr
1,900
42%
'
24% Feb
44 %
50
27
15%. Dec
25
3%
>A
17%
Tidewater Oil eommon
42 'A May 27 -
28% Feb
20
3%
3%
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred -—
100
8,-
18
27
Mar 29
3%
3%
ii
Oil
Co
$2.50" convertible
23
15
3%
3%
10,700
10%
common-
conv
Thermoid
12
Jan
13
3%
3%
1
$2.40 conv preference
14% July 16
2
46
Apr
Inc
$1.25
23% Nov
33
23%
17%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
24% July 25
15'A Apr 12
42% Oct
4
Mar 28
42
23%
44
7.50
No par
Inc
&
Pacific Ry
Texas
2
Jan
15% Feb
51
41%
23%
10%
ctfs ex-distribution—1
share
4
49% May
160
47% Aug 21
July 23
41%
23%
Land Trust—
20% Dec
11
Va
233.)
10
Texas
4
29% Apr
29% Apr
44
41
%
No par
1
10
19
33
13
16
42%
23
17%
10c
—25
Sulphur-
Jan
31% Jun
22
16
417 b
24
43
2.50
25
40% Jun
5% Oct
1
42%
23%
1,200
10%
33Va
12
38% Jan
20% Oct
41%
800
2,600
•:
18%
Co
22
87% Nov
9
182% May
10
16
44'A
—
Oct
26
9
10% Jan
23
12%
16
10%
-—
.15% Feb
42% July 27
21
Jan
34% Feb
150
12
16
24
1
Producing
Gulf
12
16
17%
12.50
Texas
28% Dec
11%
16
*43%
1
Corp
11%
15%
19%
Corp
,
Gulf
11%
15%
11
16
19
TelAutograph Corp
8% Oct
11%
11%
10%
(James)—^—9
6
3% Dec
Va
15%
41%
11%
25
18% Feb
17
18 %
Co
4
16%
No par
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc eoip
$4 preferred
Symington Gould Corp
12
15% May
3
16%
*43%
Co
18% Dec
21"% Nov 26
May 28
6% Dec 31
*16%
18%
*
7
12% Dec
18
12%Jun
May
2,900
16%
11,000
10%
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
■
6,300
31%
44%
—
Paper
19 %
19
10%
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California,
Sutherland
30%
19%
31'A
*
18%'
Biscuits Inc.,
Sunshine
30
Jan
27% Nov
27% Feb
29
30
31%
10%
41
,
52% Mar 16
9
35% Nov
940
1,000
No par
—„
Sunshine
3,500
11%
1
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4% % preferred series A__.
25
5%% 2nd 'pfd series of '55
30
Mar 20
600
63%
12
5
,1
Tool
$4.50 scries A preferredOil Co——
Dec
5,100
62%
%
30%
19%
16%
3%
1
_
Much
Sun
29% May 16
24% Apr li
38% Jan 18
66
Corp
Sundstrand
Corp
9,200
15%
63%
19%
31%
24
_l
—
Sun Chemical Corp common
14
67% Nov
70% Jan
-22% Jan
v Nov
Sunbeam
1
—No par
Broadcasting Co_
Studebaker-Packard
15% Dec
43% May 28
Storer
-
13%
15%
*59%
31 %
19
31
*15%
40%
20
13%
3 5%
19%
18%
30%
16%
—5
13%
63%
15%
*58
31%
16'%
19
30
5
33%
23,500
31%
*16%
18%
_15
i
Slope & Webster--.—i
33% Oct
18% Dec
2,000
15%
31
:
42
59%
„
(J P) «te Co Inc
100
41 %
15%
15%
4,600
41%
%
59%
%
160,100
13%
12%
12%
■
92
13 Va
59%
12%
44%
13%
15%
12%
51%
44%
<89
15%
15% Dec
31
41
50 Va
92
12%
4
37% Dec
*89%
12%
*57%
Stewart-Warner Corp
Scix.Baer &r Fuller Co
29% Aug 24
19
Feb
i.
44%
92
5
•
31% May 28
22 % Feb ' 9
50'A
44%
;-No par
10
Stevens
5%
44 %
*89%
15
41% Apr 23
5
50%
49%
90 !4
23f!4 July
18% Mar
49%
44%
50'A
44%
90'A
17.,
;
46,900
44%
20% Jan 26
,
27,800
38
50
22% Aug
1714 Nov 27
46%
37%
92
27% Dec
19
3,500
45%
38
44%
3
16% Dec
3%
45%
37%
50 %
39% Apr
21% Jan
27% Mar 12
3%
45
38%
44%
10
Starrett.Co (The) 1. S_
ti Staulfer Chemical Co
J Stcrehi Bros Stores Inc
.2
3%
45%
37%
3Va
49%
;
,,
12
*3
45%
38%
*89%
7
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
,,
3%
46
38 Vo
10
common
Oliio
.
3%
45%
38%
100
1
Jersey
of
preferred' series A
3%%
■
12
27
21
13% Jan
25
Standard Oil of; New
8
3%
40%
45
6.25
Standard Oil
v
.
Mar
3%
%
37%
*3
California
of
Standard Oil of Indiana
9% Nov
50
distribution
Ex
22
43% Feb
4
Aug 14
preferred
:
—,—,
Foreign Securities
Co—
Co common
preferred
100
1
No par
4
100
1
*85%
27%
*23 ''4
68%
*163
1 Va
1
46
1
1
1
1
1%
200
85
85%
85
85
27%
27%
27%
27'4
27%
28
27%
28%
24
24
24
24%
23%
*23
23%
23%
23%
1,300
69%
69%
70%
70
70 Va
70
71 Va
71 Va
72 Va
13,900
87
170
*
170
170
*169
172
27%
*169
170
*138
173
4,100
10
21
■"
r
22
77te Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(474)
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range for Year 1957
Highest
Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
22 Ve
1$% Deo 27
July 19
.35
Deo
4
44% July 20
a.5
No?
14
19% Mar 22
42
Nov
15
8 Tb Jun
24
22% Dec 23
37% Jan
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
Oct
27% Jan
4
6
63
31
90% Mar
Dec
26
128
17% Dec
17
51% Jan 23
Nov 30
17
169
Dec 28
Dec
12
30
U
22% July 15
U
11
U
17% Feb
12
Dec
30
64% Jan
Dec
30
48% Dec
19
20
19% Jan
16
17
Feb
10
31
Mar
1
7
12% Jun
27
14% Apr 23
Aug
1
9% Oct 22
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
2
25
25% Dec 12
36
Jan 22
82
Dec
27
6
Dec
31
99
Jan 21
87
3
3% Dec
23
10
Apr
20
19
Jun
20
4% Jan
9
4% Jan
3
30% Dec
r37
Deo
7~
12
May
4
39
Apr
Feb
79
Jan
Jun
Dec
20
24% Nov
12
26
38 Ya Feb
9
Deo
Feb
22
Jun
Oct
1
29% Apr
10
25
87#
4% 7#
28
*761
33%
Nov~21~
25%
37%
Apr"!
33%
22%
29%
49'/V
54%
547a
557b
547a
155 7t
155'/a
1557a
20%
21%
36 %
*35 7B
36 'A
20%
357a
1274
*12
12%
127b
127V
-
6%
6%
6%
'
7~
123
Sep 12
*74-
75
747a
747a
l
24
23%
24%
33%
3374
33 7'a
2
Vanadium
13% Jan
9
20
29
5
7
$2.28 conv preferred
Van Raalte Co Inc
Corp of America
1
3274
.
Dec
26%
277b
3i7a
31
32
30 7a
317b
317b
32 7b
5,100
7%
4,300
x3l
7%
7Tb
7%
71/4
7Tb
17%
*16%
17%
16%
16%
17
17
16%
17
*23%
24%
24
24 74
24 7b
247b
247b
247b'
2478
24%
800
lo
10
10 Vb
10
107b
10
10 Tb
1074
10%
14,600
45%
467a
46
46 7a
471/4
47%
5,700
10
9%
45%
*120%
*1207a
*120 7b
128
Feb 20
123
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
124
Oct
21
*12072
*120%
*12072
Mar
128
Jan
6
76% Dec
30
124
11
28
May 22
Feb"13
97% Jun
21
111
93
Oct 30
103
Feb
78% Jun <20
85
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Dec
31
103% Feb
13
Feb
90
12% Dec
26
27
'
$5
par tic
preferred
Mar 27
$4.04
83
May 29
98
Mar
July 24
93
Mar 13
-1-1
$4.20 preferred
82
19
1
29
10% Dec
31
11
Jan
3
21% Aug 12
14
Materials. Co
Vulcan
convertible
5%%
91
*88
91
*91
93
93
94
*89
92
92
92
28
27',
11%
11%
'
preferred--——
11%
15%
93
"lira
-
*941/4
96
»9I
95
28
27
94
277b
11Tb
94
11%
11%
11%
a
'f
27%
7.100
11%
11%
4,900
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1174
11%
1174
117b
10
277b
117b
117a
157 a
157'a
15%
15Tb
*15'7b
15%
76
76
757b'
75%
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87'/a
88
88
88
88'%
1,110
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11%
15 7b
-
300
■
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76
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78
851
86
86
88
a
240
15%
11%
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13,900
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11%
11%
11
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27-%
28%
15%
10
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92
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600
87
277b
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92
28
preferred
preferred-
6%%
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94
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2,400
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27
108
>
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91
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86
27
109
26%
108
2,900
27
80
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v
110
26%
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27'/a
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common
110
1207b
80
14%
400
1207a
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—
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157b
27 7b
27
27
1117a
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26%
27%
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2674
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110
477b
1207a
84
83
83
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a
27%
267a
109
100
-100
100
;
preferred
Virginia Ry Co common
6% preferred
37% July 11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
14% Dec 27
preferred
$4.12
81'.
8172
8
-100
,
467a
*
•1207a1
80
14%
14%
14%
1472
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80
*75
80
147a
100
preferred
.
6
10% Oct
10% Dec
14% Dec
div
67#
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
12
*75
No par
com
27 7b
27%
2774
27%
27
5
100
preferred
17
34% Dec
46%
"
3% 7#
Apr 22
21% Oct
116
Dec
104
preferred__100
Va-Carolina Chemical
8
18
105% Dec 20
Co
Victor Chemical Works common
6
7%
7Tb
77a
.20
7,400
7%
2.50
84
.
*16%
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry conv—100
25% Jan
7,;.
5
Vick
33% July 16
68
; *67
*
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
30
600
267b
31
31
.
'267b
25
Oct
120
21
26 Tb
Oct
71
150
207a
67
Dec
12% Dec
149%
150
,
250
26
14% July 16
24
1,300
26
25%
47
34% Mar 26
331%
68
124
04% Apr
3,600
337a
20%
23
38% Apr 18
4,200
Vb
77%
25
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25
28
5
5
76%
24
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Oct
21% Nov 13
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67
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noncumulative
V
20
800
15
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20'/a
124
57#
,
20%
2
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,.
68
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67
26%
31%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
18
21
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151
149
151
21
21%
67..
12.80
50% Jan
151
150
26
100
Co
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33%
3374
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500
v
.
7%
7%
7
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5 Tb
23%
33%
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81
.
2,700
33%
7473
24
1
6Tb
•
24%
;
4 Tb
24%
Feb
25% Dec 26
82
5
5
5
151/2
74%
com_No par
*80
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:
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130
4
Feb
7
7% :
7%
16
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5
5
16C
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67 e
82
42,300
7
37
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22%
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2.80C
156
156.
760
127,200
567b
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1,300
5,500
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15
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31'4
5(l'7b
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36
12 Va
-
22%
307a
55
21%
12Tb
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22%
156
155
367b
1,050
507a
547a
55
15,300
30%
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50
155%
227b
34 Tb
15374
22%
29
80
80
81
7%
7%
7%
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6Tb
81
82
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21
20%
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507a
337b
1531/4
154
22%
29
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-
60
84
84
84
7,300
78
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33 Tb
337a
1537a
22%
29
22%
297a
4974
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33%
154
152
a
350
3074
297a
78
.
24%
24
7
82
82
83
*75
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19
8% Nov
78
*75
9,400
69%
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69%
29%
40
Jan
129~
12% Nov 28
69
29
30o
100
20
Dec
8 Tb
21Tb
*35%
1
Dec
21
*8%
21%
155%
54%
14
4% Dec
Sep
May
8%
21%
707a
49
155
No par
12% Dec
12% Dec 21
*8%
217 a
297a
307«
29%
5,000
8%
21'/a
28%
1517
22%
23
*22%
*48%
28
69%
33 Tb
1497a
4,500
44
27'4
*8 7a
78
33%
148%
*4014
27
7a
*8072
33%
44
26%
277b
28%
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83 %
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44
217u
8%
28
28%
77
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pfd-5
1
Light
26%
267b
267B
69
_100
&
*40'/4
44
*4074
25%
Va
1
com
Tobacco
preferred
Power
1074
1074
44
68
25
preferred
Utah
10%
10%
68%
No par
preferred
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
12
22
3
73
3
28%
101/3
68%
loo
Corp
Corp
Universal Leaf
7
*26'/a
107b
22
16%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
30% Jun
65 % Nov
4
17% Jan
Apr
155
18% Dec 31
14
55% May
38
21
Jun
135
29% Mar 12
82% Mar 29
287a
1074
*8%
i
convertible preferred
Whelan
*26 Vz
10%
217a
50
$3.50 convertible preferred
21
287a
107b
8%
50
com
common
noncumulative
United
21
41
30% Oct 22
24
23% Dec 20
70
6
21
«
167
Nov
* Oct
*26'/a
5
United Wallpaper Inc common
Class D 2nd preferred
6% May 15
2
75
21
82
73% Jan 23
$6
17
12 % Dec
10% Aug
28 7»
12,000
6Tb
100
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
4
26% Aug It
13% Dec 26
4% Feb
31
Dec
68
Mar 23
Jan
8
Tobacco Co
7%
6%
21%
1
Shoe
U S
6%
*8%
100
S
United Stockyards
5
6%
21%
100
preferred
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred
U S Steel Corp common
1% preferred
73% Jan
5% Oct 29
9
S
6%
10
common
1st
noncum
25%
Shares
6%
10
preferred series B
Rubber Co
Jan.24
6%
_5
Tr'o
155% Jan
15% Feb
S
8%
61% Jan 24
136% Jun
Jan 20
3%%
4
24
Jan
156
25
33% Dec
38
4
*40 V*
l
preferred
107s
,_50
S
Friday
Jan.23
*2674
27
"26
the Week
Thursday
6%
6%
1
Sales for
PRICES
Jan.22
Jan. 21
6 72
50
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
:
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Aug 26
94
49% Jan
25
Jun
Mar
87
44
73% Dec 31
143
21
135
71% Sep 10
69
Mar 9
4
28
4
Oct
4%%
U
4
Jan
class A preference
Industries Inc
U S Lines Co common
13
79
1
19% Sep
17
Jan
Dec
Feb
170
26
Dec
36% Jun
30% Dec
July 18
67% Mar 14
42% Nov 29
68
69
2
2
24% Nov
51% July 18
81% Dec
9
82 %c
common
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 20
Par
4%?#. preferred series A
30
1
8
Hoffman Mach
5%
a*
Nov
S
U S
;Jun 12
45
37
32% No? 29
58
7
22
14
35% Aug
70
Jan
bl% Dec 28
56
Jan
17 % Apr
9% July 13
11
92
36
23
U
7
49% Mar 16
15
142% Dec
31
Dec
8% Dec
17% Jan
36% Deo
22% Jan 11
23y. Jan
22
5% Oct
Monday
EXCHANGE
HIGH
AND
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
88
w
74% Nov 28
83% Jan
3
60
32
13% Dec
19
29% Sep 26
64
Nov 29
14% Jan
•
33
Jan
6
75
Mar 20
Oct
22
77
Dec
30
56% May is>
Wagner Electric Corp
14
Waldorf System
No par
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W
No par
12% Oct 22
27% Dec
69
31
Sep 26
Jan
Aug
24
Wabash RR 4%7#
6
31
Aug
8
86% Jun 13
preferred
100
-15
12% Jan 30
13% Dec
12
95% Dec 17
20%
Sep"
13 %
18% May 29
16% July 12
Walworth
28
95% Jan 24
5%%
28
80
Apr 30
8
Feb
15% Nov 23
20
18% Jan 27
Oct" 22
11% Dec 30
7
17% Mar 12
106
Oct
-
,
Oct
22
16% Jan
2
Ward
30
28% Jan
3
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Industries
Corp™
*64
87
36%
37
37
13%
137b
13 7 b
13'b
29
29
*28%
297b
79
787a
79
79
79
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26Tb
137«
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9%
10
5
1774
17%
17Tb
17Tb
367b
J 3 7b
7. V
300
:297b
29%
;
297b
700
;.*78'%\
78%
78%.
78%
2,600
26%
26%
267 b
1.50C
; i6 ib
167b
,
'
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16
16
...
17%
V
.
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/mv:
12%
86 7a
97b
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2,700
1T74
17%
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r: i.wv*
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7
•
.
101/4
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4,800
12%
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12%
12%"
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9Tb'
171/4
4,300
'
-
50
~
% Feb
9
37% Oct
1
49% Aug
40% Jan
35% Dec 20
9
25% Feb
37% Aug
40
42% Feb
9
30% Oct
•
30
Mar
22
36% Jan
24% Dec
30
9
19% Dec
30
Dec
19
3
27
8
27% Dee
14
4% Apr
«
2% Dec 26
1
44% Nov 26
20% Feb 16
3
25% Jan
25% Jan
10
14
1% Nov 21
43% May 10
22 Ve Oct
52% Feb
42
2
14
Aug 14
Waukesha Motor CO
Welbilt Corp
41% Jan
2
15% Dec
23
23 % Oct
21
Nov
4
105
81% Sep 20
79% Nov
7
95
Jan
28
4.20%
93
Feb
18
47% Jan
11
Mar 20
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan 27
42% Jan 30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
13
80
2
Oct
11
92% Nov
11
32
18% Jun 20
25% Deo 31
17% Oct
22
15% Dec
13
16% Die
14% Jun
24
93
Dec
28
47
Feb
13
68%-Feb
17
8
105% Feb 23
67
88
May 10
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
73% July 23
39% Jan
4
28% Jun
West Penn
47a7#
Wesiexii
i
4
Western
31
11
17% Nov 21
22% Mar
5
14% Oct
22
67% Sep
20% Jan
26% Nov 29
36% July 17
65% Mar 20
17% Dec
30
33 7b May 14
52% Feb
12
68% July
99% Jan
4
79% Aug 19
Feb
17
5
20
21% Jun
62
8
Aug 30
27 % Dec
20
36 % Feb
1
130
128
69% Deo 31
July 22
4%
8
129% Feb
4
33% Dec
24
69% Jan
2
24
82% Nov
13
96% Jan
9
28% Fob 23
80% Fob IB
31% Jan 18
15% Dec
30
26% Mar 22
103
Jan
55
Dec
6
68% Jan
25
28% Mar 14
34% Oct
90
Dec
21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
13% Apr
a
29% Mar 14
4% Dec
23
13% Jan
10
26% Feb 16
20% Oct
22
29% Jan
14
26
Oct
24
47
Feb
18
30% Jan 30
61
Mayii
27
Nov
12
62% Jun
13
12% Jan 23
69
Dec 17
16% Apr 30
13
82% Apr
30
19% Doo
•
68
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
10 % J as
9
Apr
10
Jan
23
14% Jan
4
4% Dec 26
20
Dec
31
25% Jan
37% Feb
4
20
127
Oct
18
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
19
41% Jan
23
88% Nov 29
83% Nov 30
7% Dec 31
26% May 24
24
Jan
19
83% Feb
8
20
101
Jan
16
July 30
145
Mar 22
727 %
100
.1
26%
,
;,217V
20Tb
20
27B
12
8
Dec
30
16% July
75
18%
25
45
45
Prior
2nd preferred
27%
28
27%
91
'*88%
91
*39
34%
35
99
99
100%
18%
27%
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$3
preferred
Sewing Machine
preference
;
100
1
*90
T
■
347a
*97
35
357b
3
31
9l»/4Febl2
28
18,100
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390
.
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100
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100
90'%
907b
36
35
99
99:
99
21%
22
21Tb
22
1,500
15%
15%
15%
3,700
35%
99
93
3,700
-3574
91
100
22
227b
22
22
15%
157b
157 V
15 Tb
13%
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100
*95
100
52%
53%
527a
52%
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.36'4
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517b
7,000
90
6574
6574
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49
48
4874
48
48%
v. 47%
1674
17
16 Tb
17
16%
17 7b
•;
22
2274
21Tb
227a
63Tb
64
63%
*90 74
64
9172
5125
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917a
*125
67
22
7b
48%
5.10C-
17
16%
177b
28,500
22
62%
38%
38'/a
87
88
<125
18
1872
18%
187a
18Tb
56%
56
56
567 a
567b
7b
18%
18%
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;
27
27
27
41%
41%
41%
42%
95
95
42
360
20
13,900
300
57
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277b
27'%; 27'%
42
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7,800-
88 Vb
18%
57 ;
57
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<-200
39%
88-1/4
.
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27
45,900
92
-
38
88%
18%
88
387a
38%
87
381/4
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38Tb
86%
8,00v
647a
63%
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39%
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22
21%
63%
91
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92
38%
10G
67
48
91
647b
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47%
16%
21%
227b
63'a
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11,000
52'/a
51%
67
*63
66%
100
*95
52%
50%
537b
."15.72
100
*95
100
*95
43
Industries
41%
*93'%
27%
60C-
42
2,000
*94
95
28
*417b
42
6%
95
5%
25
*24
50
*34
*93 7a
95
"
"■
b
5%
5%
95
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*23 7a
247a
*23'%
24%
35%
*34
-
5 Tb
25
35%
574
57b
*24
57
35%
*34 7 b
35 Va
*3474
32%
34%
347a
357b
347b
35
34'%
37Tb
No par
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
lOo
Inc.
1
10
com
preferred
100
t
80
*73
80
*73 7a
80
*73»%
80
*14
15
*14
15
*14
15
*14
4
4
4
2774
32%
►126
347b
100
37.
37%
15,400
16%
16%
13,200
347a
...
-
15
4
14-
3,300
5%
24 7a
'
*73
No par
10
-
5%
%' *2372
16%
Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Mar 19
57s
20
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
*93%
100
common—1
*737a
83
*147b
15
#44
4 7b
60C
47i
474
27%
27Tb
27Tb
27%
27Tb
27%
27%
277b
27%
3,700
33%
337b
33Tb
331/4
33 Va
33%
33%
33Tb
33Tb
10,700
132
*126
132
*129
133
*127
133
*127'
47b
•
133
22% Feb
6
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
21%
2274
22
22'%
227b
22%
22%
8
Woodward Iron
10
25%
25 %
25
257b
257b
22Tb
25 Tb
227s
35
25 7b
257b
257b
25%
2,400
10
407B
4072
40%
40%
40%
417i
41
41%
41%
41%
16,400
10
100
48
48
487a
49
48Tb
49Tb
48%
49
487b
49
11,100
85%
86
*857»
86
86
87
No par
82
827a
*82
83
*82
July
Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co_
16% Dec
,3(400
*97'4
91
22 7i
1
preferred
Winn-Dixie Stores
Wool worth
10
88% Jan
6
17%7
;"
100
*88%
91
15
20
Wilson-Jones Co
May 13
22
19
67 Vb
17%
•
■
28
:•
93
5
convertible
34
10
25% Oct 22
67%
4
-.
17'%
27'%.
28
22
80
Wilcox Oil Co
9
27
66% Dec
120
44 Tb
v
67'4
100
100
'
No pctt
21,
29% Dec 31"
Oct
23% Nov
7
:l,20C
-1,700
4.4 Tb
44%
67.
1734
687a'
18
187a1
1874
100
100
laI
autu
Wilson & Co Inc common
8
4% Dec
12
2'/b
..
6 JO
800'
-,4,9(bj
.267a
2
447b'
100
Worthington Corp common
Prior preferred 472%
series
76
*1%
,-/'r*25%:
—
■'
574 7#
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
78% Dec
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4 Vis debt adj 1972
i
w
72
Ann
Mar-Senf
2008
'■
-r
2
86%
_______
;
43
52
--
89
95 %
92
90
75
83
'
98% 100'%
99
:
63
99% 100%
86
•
June-Dec
3 Vis debentures 1977 _—2_—
*46
'■
—
60
87
1985—
1983
debentures
3s
1
87
debentures
American
61
83
49as
(State)—
123'/3
88
1987—
debs
87
88:,4
5s
conv
113
8 7 Vi
21
debentures
100
86
.
4 Vis
99%
87 »/*
21
117
94
107'%
37/hs
3Vis
—''
80
1
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures 1984 ————v——.—Mar-Sepf
debentures
1990
Jan-July
jan-july
97 V*
5
-
"'-.y
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
294s debentures 1971
—
93 Va
-y: •'■iv-
115'%
-
:.
3%s debentures 1973—-—;
-
83
97
Jan-July
1975
debentures
2%s
96'/a
84
& Telegraph Co—
debentures.
2%s
"
88%
84
'■
*95
72'A
99%
90
.
Foundry Co—
subord conv debs 1981
conv subord debs 1977_
2%s
89
/
83 %
83%
4 Vis
5s
95
,/%_■'
'
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jail-June
junior debentures 1987
American Machine &
18%
4
.
''
101
'■
__
19 Ve
181 Va
,
-
106
Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
4Vis s.f debentures 1980
____ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures. 1966-—June-Dec
19
18%
'•
-
105'/a 105'%
.Jan-July
Aluminum
18%
~
—
—
f A Milan
a
.
lOVi
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88%
92
American. Airlines
American Telephone
1963_Jan-July
(1942 agree't)
1913
agreement)
100 Va
100 V
141/4
—
14
■
■,
61
51'%
*17%
lATreasury Cs of
100
99
100
85
24
179 '/a
97
/
91'/4
Corp. 3%s s f debs 1964
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
96 V.
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,
.
.
Allegheny & Western 1st gut 4s 1998—April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Vis- delis 1978
April-Oct
Alumiii(im Co of America 3 Vis 1964
Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979—
—June-Dec
2%s
——Jan-July
assented
12
*931%
Susquehanna RR 4 Vis 1975-—_ April-Ocf
4Vis conv subord debs 1970-—Mar-Sepf
Inc
sinking fund debentures 1982—
96
81
1
-
*86
&
95
99-
84
19
*98%
178 %
18%
10
!
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COMPANIES
UAL
Co
1922 agree¬
1945
new
99
:
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.
*11 Vb
*180'%
Power
2%s debentures 1982
A4s
'"
1st .mortgage 3 Vis 1984.._-__—_—s„ _;_^—Mar-Sept
104
—
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(1.942 agree't)
1910 assented
ment)
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17
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198'%
18%
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agree'tf
:
,
assented
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.
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73
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90
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100 ya
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4
93
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1st mtge 3 Vis 1972——Jan-July
4Vis
187 V.
75
91'A
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85
90
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981—Apr-Ocf
16
98 ya
182 Va
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a
81'%
'
*80
'
--
(1942
99 V
81
*'
Southern 3%s
Aldens
9'%
•
1968—Jan-July
(1942 agreem't)
assented
__
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124
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■,
100-
91
92%
11
.98%
81 Va
INDUS']
94%
21
13
*10%
1968
new
AND
100 Va
29
'
99 ai 100
Jan-July
K)78
103 7i.
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■
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■
,
Alabama
Albany
176 Va
96%
2
100
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99 Va
.—Jpne-Dcc
67
(Republic of)—
a5s
1971—
RAILROAD
Irrigation—
a New
of '26
6s
116
-
94%
87
176 Va
-
■
Feb-Aug
1961——June-Dec
1958
(City ofi
1961 extended to
due
.
AJugosIavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s la57'—April-Oct
AMedcllin (Colombia) 6'is 1954—-——June-Dec
Mexican
A4 (is, assented
118
.
•
—Feb-Aug
1965.
'30
1965 extended to
Warsaw-(City)
AYokohnma
175'%
*111
19a4 extended to 1964
cxll
5'is due
,
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— --Jan-July
(Dept ofj
external 7s 1958——L":
Feb-Aug
191'%
*111
—i—June-Dec
1954—
'24
100
100
1979———Muy-Nov.
conversion
57
103
64%
__
-
3Vis external readjustment 1984
6s
90 Va
*85
118
—
63%
64-'!«
——,—Jan-July
of) 7s 1951
Govtt —
loan
'."
91 Va
Alabama
*111
--
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1952—
7s
(Kingdom
iAI(itIv
JhpnTfeCe"flinpDriul
A
20%
87 Va
143
,;
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on_
coupon
62
101%
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z.;
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1963————June-Dec
to
102 Va
14%-.. 24
.
•
94 Va
Valle Del Cauca. See Cauca/Valley
66
63
64%
951%
/
■;
Works
f 3s 1977
s
'
86
*100
60%
'
»
Italian Public Utility Institute-—
30-your gld ext
*164
—
3%s-4V;i»s-4/fes-external conversion l97o-June-Dec
4s-4V4sr.4V'i«,-external;1 .readjustments 1978 Feb-Aug
25'%
160'%
*180%
Jan-July
————Mar-Sept
1977
24
21
22 Va
.—April-Oct
April-Oct
Jail-July
f 3s 1977—
s
30-year gtd ext $ f 3s
§ A 7s series B 1947
22%
19
93%
94
'
External
Juue-Deo
19
*11
of)—3:,/4S-4s-4'/os (dollar bond of 1937) —
External- readjustment 1979
—-—May-Nov
—
1965———
part paid 1968
(State of) Cs 1946—
Conv & funding 4Vis 1966,-——
Helsingfors (City) external 6Vis 1930
*1414
(Republic
Uruguay
—
April-Oct
extended
1953
8s
15-i-191 Vi
100-
*100
June-Dec
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
§A6s 1st mtge $ series 1953———-—^.Jtiiie-Dec
94'%
6
95'a
78 Va
1952
1
15
8Va
191'A
'
(City,of)——v
t :'
A5 Vis extl loan of '27 1961————April-Ocf
5Vis due 1961 extended to 1971———April-Ocf
§A5s sterling loan of '12 1952—-.
___Mar-Scpf
93
70
4
84
10
Tokyo
79%
79%
2
Uign
9
*188
197-lC'„V—
Jan-July
to 1981——.—Jan-July
t
s
Low
14
10
Range for
Year 1957
Wo.
Ltd—
Co
Power
A5lis*(40-yr)
"
Sold
Iligh
*9'b
i.'/tS 1965———June-Dec
(Union of)
Electric
Taiwan
Greek Government—
A7s
Africa
Bonds
Friday's
v
.—June-Dec
external 7s 1958
1958—%———-—
of)
Visrfassented
South
,
June-Dec
June-Dec
—.
—
(Young loan)
(Kingdom)—)>
1962—————May-Nov
secured ■ external 1962——May-NoV
series' B
ASilesia. (Prov
77%
1930—
bonds 1949—
loan
18'%
t
external
secured
8s
Slovenes
&
§ A Willi. March
1980
1972
German Govt International
5(is
,
99
1963—Jail-July
1924 Dawes loan)
(extl loan
*81
or
Bid & Asked
Shinyetsu, Electric Power Co, Ltd—
• V
§A6ViS'lst mtge s f 1952-U—
June-Dec
6Vis due 1952 extended ioVl962—u———June-Dec
74
151%
__
«*>-r
75%
70
r
Apr-Oct
of
bonds
—
—
*15 Va
•
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1972
bonds
dollar
3s dollar
Croats
A7s
52
1011/4
72 V.
*72%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
1953 issue—
Conversion
dollar
1
Period
Stock Exchange
5Vis due 1971 extended
—
10-year bonds of 1936
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due
Prussian
5s
*76%
99 Va
May-Nov
1972
99%
8
York
Low
1924
(Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of
5 Vis dollar bonds
1969
4s
-a
May-Nov
1973
fund
44
lOi'/i 101%
99'%
Jan-July
6VaS
Main
on
sinking
1967
German
3s
*441 i
101%
—
7s
of)
(Republic
Low
a
s
lAFrankfort
4%s
reduced to
—----—Aprll-Ocl
4'%s 1962—April-Oct
f dollar bonds Jan 1
s
No.
High
New
Year 1957
Serbs
(Republic of) —
f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
1976
Jan-July
extl
3s extl
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range for
x
15)
(April
bonds
.
,
JANUARY M
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Czechoslovakia
FOR THE
Week's Range
Last
•1
70
76
105% 106 '4
02
65
65
79
__
'
87%
*79 Va
87%
82 V
a
6
—
80
86'%
75
82 Va
"
v
Number 5711
Volume 187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
.
(477) v2$
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New
Central
York
of
Period
Exchange
Stock
£ 1995
Jan-July
mortgage 4 Vis series A Jan 1 2020
AGen mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 2020
Central RR Co of N J 3 Vis 1987—
Central
3s
York Power
New
Central Pacific
and
No.
Low
2
4 ..,562"7it 66
'431 a"1'44'I
44'•!
series
refund
1974
A
Feb-Aup
'V "90 '4
4
3s,a^. series B 1968
peb-Aug
Obampion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965—_Jan-July
•
1981
:
-
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9UVa
90
"
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92%
93 Vi
•
97%
109%
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91
98
SVaS 1985
99 7 it •Ji
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;*i *8'2 :>
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1997
5s
621/2 ;'Vr';
mortgage -.34is • series B 1985__^___M«j/-Nov
income debs Jan 2054_,——May-Nov
5s 1982—
May-Nov
h.; ser A
1988—-Jan-July
61
Alst
v.*2
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—April'
mortgage 4! is inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994.—
Jan-July
General mortgage 4lis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—.-April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055-i
,—Mar-Sept
A income
Western Ry—
:
Second mortgage conv inc 4 lis Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B- 1989—____J«u-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
..1st mtge 2 las ser "A. 1980—_______
Jan-July
4Vis income debs ,1995——
Mar-Sept
j
Income 2;!4s-4!4s 1994_„____:
75"ly VV
86
*44
\ 69
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1st
109
17
777/a
45
66
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78
02
360
85
69
82 V*
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431/8
10
129
65%
"-14798
•V/V'V.
J 73
1)0 la
65%
50
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s-ser A 1982
May-Nov
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First mortgage 2I'ds
1978—Jan-July
Cincinnati
4
gtd 3%s series
First
mortgage 2"As-■■■"series G
Corp 2%s 1959—______Aprjl-Oc',
4s debentures i960——l__—.:
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3%s debentures 1970—/__—
—Mar-Sept
707/a
79
gold
12
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88
98'/a
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lit
971/4
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■
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87%
102
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3')
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91 1
90 12
r;.
1
V'* 7414
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72%
95
65%
56
Fuel & Iron
3s 1970—_Jan-JaZy
96
*..,_
debentures
debentures
series
3%s debs series
881b
___.Mar-Sepf
—ApriZ-Oct
1980—
1931
F
bVks debs series II 1982—
debs series 1 1982
Apr-OcZ
2%s
s
f debentures
2%s
s
—Feb-AOg
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
1977
_
f debentures 2001-
1999
81
First
mtge 2%s ser A
Mar-Sept
1982
1st &
314s
ref M
M
series
G
3%s series H
1st & ref M 3 Vas series I
1st & ref M
:
85 Va
96
86%
84
827'B
1st &
ref 3%s
1st
ref
&
1st &
3r!flS
M
1st & ref M
L
series
debentures
debentures
conv
1st ref M 2las
100
94:,b
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>
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;
99
84
95!.
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99'/*
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4V43
4s
in
inc debs
cum
U
133%
General
84
81 Va
Power
Consumers
1st
4%s
mortgage
3%s
27Hs
88
V, as 17
10
87
3s
87%
Can
83
87
General
85
89%
General Telephone Corp
4 '/as
conv
debs 1977
331
12
84Va
94%
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la
a
For
footnotes
see
Shoe
Tire
1st mtge 3'/os
:
...
97
Goodrich
91
Grace
82V2
95%
90%
80 V*
'
93%
Grand Union
82%
94%
(B
Great
Rubber
&
page
27.
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Northern
99!<!
77
83
85%
91%
91%
91%
•
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General
'99% 100
107
84
94
85
97%
General
17
94
1061.'2
4%s series
General
11
20
Co
4%s
1973—
1976
D
178%
112
114
91
101 Va
111%
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92
1
82
.77%
75
88%
mortgage 3%s series
mortgage 3%s series
mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
,110% '110%
'
A Green
1981
1969—.Mar-Sept
Bay & West debentures
certificates B
Jan-July
———Jan-July
N 1990
Jan-July
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Ja?i-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010
Jan-July
R 1961
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ctfs A
;
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A Debentures
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88 Vi
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94
■
93%
93%
93
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108
Mobile
87 Va
General
85Va
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85%
95%
1st
85
96
5s
84
__
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108
15
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89%
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—
108
15
102
106
107% 108
10
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series
A
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103
133
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83
....
100
86
87%
98 Va
96%
85
87%
34
78
93'/4
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22
83
1st mtge
1976—May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1978_
3s
1969
L
100 \
124%
16%
26
13%
26%
92
92%
10
80%
92%
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6
96
114
120
98
99%
104
87%
—
25
84
1st
108%
Hertz
110%
High
92%
1949—
Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Authority of the European
5%s
and
Steel
secured
(7tli
Household
Finance
86%
92%
86 la
36%
"l
36%
36%
5
93
82 Va
93
3%s
debentures
8014
18
__
99%
124%
98
120
10814 109
21
169
95
70
81%
129%
2,129
98%
138%
99% 1001/4
122
91%
100
99%
8
89 %
100:,4 100:,4
423
89Va
4
debentures
86
90
4s
35%
41%
'/as
5s
93
95
119
98%
98%
98%
99
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series) 1975_
first 4%s 1999
Corp 2%s 1970
1958
1968
113
99%
330
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94
94
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92%
92
93%
96%
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97%
96%
97 7
68
97%
0
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1
sinking fund debentures 1978—
s f debentures 1977
s f
debentures 1982
—Jan-July
Jan -July
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan-July
._Jan-July
92
97%
98% 101
93%
98%
95% 101
87
94%
32
81
95
97
'15
84%
97%
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71
85
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78
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93%
104%
95%
101
107% 108
108
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101
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April
April
3%s 1981
—_May-2Vou
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Fee
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Dec
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976.,—Mar-Sept
112
93%
May-Nov
Jun Dec
2056—
2%s
Utilities
mortgage
A
1081a 1081a
16%
9214
89
*82
511a
7
4s series B Jan
series G 1980
series
debentures
3s
5s
inc
3%s
M
debs
Feb
—
RR—
mtge inc
ref
&
inc
Ohio
&
June-Dec
April-Oct
—
General
163
ill
*91%
Co—
Ry
94 V2
93%
100
debs 1980
Mar-Sept
4s conv debs l971_May-Nov
Company 3',as conv
84
-June-Dec
*94%
1001b
Co
85
'66 _May-Nov
1970—
—
82%
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Mar-Sept
—
:
Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
3%S conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
F)
(W R)
4%s
series)
108%
91
95%
113% 147%
94% 115
88%
78%
167
92%
*92
100%
3.30s
Corp
&
82
*92%
of Am
83
86%
63
—
*—
Annual July
1977_
Hocking Valley Ry
Cuba Northern Rys—
A 1st mortgage 4s (1942
*89%
100'/8
Motors
741/2
.May-Nov
Crucible Steel Co
debentures
5s
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1976
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Continental Oil 3s debs 1984
s
1976
1969
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1961
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1964
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81
debentures
92
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1980
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127
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1987
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Co
1
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128
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conv
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Motors Acceptance Corp—
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General
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1975
78
102
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first mtge
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1981—
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as
12
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General
91%
90
101
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2001—
75
70
92
76
98
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91%
75
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(stpd
dollars)
S
1959
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104%
115%
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72
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conv
conv
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60
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83
MI
June-Dec
;
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1982
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118
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92
160
109
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1976—
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107
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145%
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93
198
92
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1979
84
86
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1972
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1981
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1
Jan
96 la
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debs
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4%s conv
Firestone
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90
Consolidated
debentures
consol
income
89%
1986
1970
series U
5s
3!iis ser F
mortgage
3%s debentures
81
9
1986
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
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June-Dec
1972
91%
82%
97
103%
98
1963
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102
first
—
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ref M 5s ser N 1E87__
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78
97%
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1985
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series K
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99
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182
85
1982—_____ Mar-Sept
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3
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94
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12
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93
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106
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.
1972— May -Nov
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mtge
73
77%
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April
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80
98
108
105
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and refund
56
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90
57
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refund mtge 2%s ser C
and
59
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77 Va
Consolidated Edison of New York—
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&
,
—
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80
84
April-Oct
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Mar-Sept
—
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3s sinking fund debentures 1999
60
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3%s
3s series L
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mortgage 3!as
Gas
1977
5s stamped 1965
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98
it
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95.14
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June-Dec
92
65
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j...Mar-Sept
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3%s 1983
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)
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—
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3%s conv subord debs 1981-
—Jan-July
56
•
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1982_
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debentures
;
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•
98
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—June-Dec
1975
B
61%
1961
58 Va
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67
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'
98
_____—June-Dec
1977
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98%
fixed
81
79
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4%s
debentures
debs
Industries
4'/as
97
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91
Mar-Sept
Jane-Dec
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-May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4las 1961—April-Oct
Colorado
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mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
104
951/4
mortgage
3%s
Dresser
85
83 Va
99
79
;
-
94
92
90%
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103
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2%s 1985.
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.
101%
35
.
99
56
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subordf debenture's
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.
95>/a
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89%
80
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90
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57
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
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convertible
57
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1970—
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82
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4%s debentures 1971—4—
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series
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E 1969—Feb-Aug
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—-Feb-Aug
97%
80
88
89%
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157
92
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43
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46
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1993
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,
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.
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&
1970
A
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.
4s
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•
91
or
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Feb-Aug
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95
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94
93
90 vb -9114
-
Jan-July
——
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Feb-Aup
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R & A div first .consol gold 4s 1989—
Jan-July
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Jan-July
Chicago Burlington <& Quincy RR—
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Mar-Sept
'
lien & ref
A 1st lien & ref 4s series B
59%
80'/a
'
mortgage 4s June 30
& equip 4s 1970
A 1st
77
41
113
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84
86
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1974_
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or
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•
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FOR THE
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.
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26
98
100%
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101
100%
—
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York
Last
or
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first
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&
5s
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Feb-Aug
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1978
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First mortgage 4'As 1986
—„—..——Mar-Sept
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mortgage 5s
1987
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105
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75
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1978
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82
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68
72
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81
89
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s
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a
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69
82
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98
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100
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registered
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conv
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1972
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mortgage 3 Vis 1984
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subord
53
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80
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:
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75
67
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302
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83
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70
63 7 «
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66
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Gas
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
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39 A
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conv
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71
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n
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1980
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73
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108
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78
80
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90
97
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90
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83
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debentures series A
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conv
86
91
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73
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s
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1980
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or
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Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
Week's
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Tel & Tel co—
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16
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44
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Year
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday-
BONDS
Y'oik
New
Interest
Exchange
Biutk
l'eriod
East
Range
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Bid & Asked
Low
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Phillips
suboid
conv
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s
1964
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1987
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Pillsbury
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debs
1972
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s
Potomac
1st-
3s 1983
& Gamble 37As debs
mortgage
Procter
Service
Public
3s
Electric
debentures
First and
First
and
First
and
First and
3%s
refunding mortgage
3'As debentures 1975
4%s
debentures
96 %
96 ",4
2
95%
99%
101 '/a
89 Va
89 Va
3',4S
98
4
89'A
90
95 %
104'A
lllVi
*i 77
180
162
173'A
*92
95
*873
08%
105 7 »
84 V
4
*89Va
95
97'! 4
105
89 7
a
98%
Radio
Oats
2%s
of
Corp
debentures
3'As
America
1964
.Jan-July
106'A
1980—June-Dec
conv
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D
Reynolds (R Jj Tobacco 3s debs
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
1995
mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Debt adjustment bonds—
5 Vis series A 1978
4%S
scries
B
series
C
;
Gas
;
Electric
&
Aircraft
5%s
Royal
McBee
6 Vis
debs
180
*156
debs
1977
*82 '2
Bt Louis-Southwestern
bond
Scovill
1st
3%s
84
98
93
101
83%
363
U
105'/a
112
85 Vi
71 Vi
7 Hi
*75
1
71'/2
79%
91
57
33
68
86
37
55 Vi
80 Vi
75
Mar-Nov
75%
63%
75
'/4
b
531a
RR
1971
debs
100
57%
291
45 Vi
3
91Vi
*
98
*95
%
99
93
96
94%
101 '2
131
88 Va
*761A
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
■
*90 VA
.
——
4%s
debentures
4%s
subord
5s
debentures
Service
95
5 %s
Oil
Oil
Union
f debs
s
1£82_—
debentures
106'A
April-Oct
1971
April-Oct
91
June-Dec
108
Smith-Corona
6s
North
&
Southern
debs
1978
2'As
Oil
Ala
RR
1976
June-Dec
gtd 5s
27/os
—
■
106%
82 Vb
29
91
VA
117 %
99'A
436
93
94%
110
90
239
80'A
....
*100
—■
107
100
-
5'As
88
95
95
h)C7—
California
convertible
:
Edison
Jan-July
91%
92 VA
7
78
86'A
3
73
84%
'A
1970
*85
—
—
117'A 119
119
Jan-July
211
(Oregon Lines)
A 1977
4Vis
1969
;
Gold
4 Vis
1981——
125 VA
128
3
97
Mar-Sept
96%
97 V
84 VA
Mortgage
2 'is
101'A
1st
95 Va
94%
95%
46
83
87
88 'A
42
79'A
97
83'A
83 VA
4
82
86
68
69
11
66
77
Wisconsin
First
mortgage
2%s
F
First mortgage 2Vis series G
1st mtge 5Vis series H 1983
71
Yonkers
Southern Ry first consol
Memphis Div
first gold
33/4s
Southwestern
3 Vis
—
Bell
Tel
67
8
106 %
113'/a
Jan-July
99'A
91
"*
107'A
111 VA 113'A
*99 VA
T
59
8
67%
*94 VA
14
—
—
2%s
debs
ASpokane Internal first gold
93
B
95
30
82
90
90%
23
78%
88
82
83
82
83%
'
■„
*82
79%
99
85
99
77
4
Co
3%s
64
1984
1
50
50
2
it
102%
debs
3'As
first
S
f
s
debs
first
Central
RR
mtge 4'As Inc
Electric
4s
1980—
94
65
55%
57
31
50
«
50%
.13
50
64%
96%
1
91%
97%
90
15
85
957/a
4
90
102
102
99
1037/a
102
*80', A
,
88
VA
2
94%
82
2
88 V A
95'/A
95
81%
122%
91%
96
92
91
*
94%
85
92'A
*99
98 VA
99%
4
S8%
100 Va
55 VA
73%
51
74
■
—
99% 100%
99%
99
81
80
92
Jan-July f
88
85'A
9
—
96
94%
78
,
88
Hi
April-Oct
Co—
Jan-July
2004
A
ser
Power
Jan
Service
Electric Light
64
17
62
■
66
3
78.i
85%
85
94
—
*80
June-Dec
1976—
—
Mar-Sept
3'As
*84
1976_Jan-JaZp
2%s
94 VA
*93
Jan-July
1971
Power
&
61
64
May
2029
1
2%s
mortgage 2%s 1979
Public
100%
VA
90%
Jan-July
1960
88
96
80
?2
102%
55 3
56
May-Wow
Feb-Awp
mortgage 3s 1958
B
83
88
93
102
.—Mar-Sept
1975
59
100%
94%
*92
—
88
54
20
100% 101
\
76
83
■
*83
76 VA
75'/a
66
66
*75%
93%
65
68
*65 V A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
A
ser
85'A
89%
*90 V A
gen
1982,
101%
.
April
1981
91%
102
100
101
84
"2
99
100
99
Map-Nov
series A Jan
92
—
87'A
C 1973—Aprii-Oct
ser
80
82
*91
Aprii-Oct
1995
112
93
95
April-Oct
Jan-July
1958
152
a
Deferred
116
Included
107
not
101
98%
In
delivery
the
included
year's
sale
range,
not
n
Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range, r Cash sale
included
the year's range,
In
the
in
year's
d Ex-interest,
range,
e
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotlability impaired by maturity.
87 %
87
87
*86
—
bankruptcy, receivership, or
91%
—
75
85
81
7
*90'A
April
4Vis 2013
90%
79
*98%
Mar-Sept
{Companies reported as being in
1985—April-Oct
Map-Nov
162
181'A
94
109
May-Wow
1983
~5
88%
88 VA
88Va
ref
mtge 4s series A
Gen
RR—
1977
debentures
67 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oei
_Jan-J«Ip
1996—
1961
gold 5s 1994,
5s 1996
New Orleans & Northeastern
Joint
Jan-July,
1986
E
161
Jan-July
mtge 3'As
RR
Corp
Wisconsin
First
series
series
181%
162
Co—
debentures
Co.
&
Wisconsin
101%
Southern Pacific RR CoFirst
5s
Lighting
conv
87 %
3%s ser A *75—June-Dec
—
—
88
May-Nov
—
80
86
.77 VA
•
160
*88
Wilson
51
a
97 VA
102%
75
s
—
—
May
Whirlpool
67
173
114 %
101%
93
97
*88
mortgage 3s
Income
VA
100
,
first
Pacific
Map-Nov
1st mtge
98
106% 106'A
*83 'A
June-Dec
1969
Co—
Winston-Salem
Gold
99 VA
86
■
128
1973—June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4'As
91
97
*—
J«ne-Deo
1976
Power
ref
debentures
3%s
115%
54
*56%
Jan-July
"a
97'A
95
June-Dec
1951
Wheeling Steel 3'/4s series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
85
77
100
'
Indiana Ry .2%S-1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv
87
6
96'A
Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
90%
86
92'A
Co—
debentures
Southern
San Fran Term
RR
Western
5s
Feb-A)ig
92
*102% 103 'A
mtge 3V2S 1967—Jan-July
guaranteed 1979
,Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Wow
West Penn Power 3'/2s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ssr A 1969,-April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Apr-Oct
Bell
debentures
&
4s income
Westchester
93
99%
96%
*38
r- —
April-Ocf
1963
1,985
3%s
148
91
107
90
89
80 VA
94%
mortgage
Warren
110
84'A
105% 107%
90
109'A
Map-Nov
Telephone <Ss Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
,Jan-Jnlp
2%s debentures
Southern
95
*94
'
Socony-Vacuuin
South
102'A
100%
119%
83
58
"2
*84 Via
w,
80%
99
85
92 Va
1991,—April
3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
gtd gold 3V2S 2000
Feb-Awp
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
106
94
Inc—
subord
conv
34
107'A 108 VA
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965————Jan-July
90 Va
92 Va
*87%
97%
88
67
95'A
10
a
105%
88
00Va
V
01
79
80
80
*101
86
91
B1 Via
*84 Va
80%
mtge 'ncome 4'As series B Jan
First
97 'A
1
General
debentures
2 'As
RR
Gen mtge
—
Corp—
Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Oil
35
*93
April-Oct
1982-.
108'A 108 V'a
101 VA 102 Vi,
109 VA 110%
102 'A
Map-Nov
—Jan-July
3.20s
Gas
subord
conv
Sinclair
&
AFeb-Aug
—
92
79 VA
92
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
1947
A
debentures
consolidated
Wabash
87
—
bb
83
*90%
'
Gen
__
1977
1982
Pipe Line
Shamrock
Shell
1972—
debs
Electric
First lien and
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
->
subord
Virginian Ry 3s series
85 VA
•
84%
1
Jane-Dec
1947
A
series
1st & ref mtge 3V4s ,^er J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 20C3
99 Vi
105 Va
76'A
*80
■
,,
and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
1st
101 Vi
102 Vi
May-Nov
debentures-1977
(Jos E) & Sons 2V2S 1966
3s debentures 1974
80
5
a
98 Va
Corp—
series
conv
First
mtge 3s series B 1980
89 V
95 Va
88 VA
36
101%
92
and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-^ept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—Jwae-Dec
Co—
Seagram
90 3A
First
977»
96 Va
91
4
.
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1976
88
115
96'A
85 VA
First
9,7%
99
1977
4%s
4'As conv subord debs
68%
96
96
95 3
95 3 i
89'A
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Corp of America—
103
81
100
*95%
Mar-Sept
,Jan-July
1982,
100
103 VA
83'A
230
112
Vanadium
3Vss
96
*
75'
*92 %
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
April-Oct
1975
1967,.
assented
114
77Va'
87
.
—
Jan-July
6V2S sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented seiies C 1951
59 7
%
liO"
6Va3 sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
3%s assented series A 1951
June-Dec
88
73%
62
debs
86%
85%
106
*94
—
Jan-July
1972
3%s
debentures
debentures
3V'4s
76
80
tr
2%s
United Steel Works
108%
in
109
110%
Map-Nov
1977
mtge & coll
99 %
82
86'A
1966—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
sinking fund debentures 1973
Rubber
S
84'A
80
*74
—
April-Oct
1969
America 2%s
& coll trust
debs
1972
f
s
6Vas
107% 108%
*89
May
Mar-Sep
2006,;
mtge
2%s
95 Vi
1989
3s conv debentures
f
4%s
79
Virginia
Manufacturing 4%s
s
1st
80
99
92
51
*76
1976 _Feb-Aug
1973
debs
mtge & coll trust 3%s
85
72
1st
108'! i
f
s
of
Co
89%
;
79 Va
*110
1970—June-Dec
debs
1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
Ry—
certificates
Seaboard Air Line
3'iaS
152
90
85
83 %
*83
June-Dec
—Map-Nov
debentures
2%s
debentures
72
85
*90
May-Wow
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1,989-Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968-Janc-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'/as B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989
May-Wow
Scott Paper
3%s
77 Vi
*82%
June-Dec
3%s
United Gas Corp 2%s
152
*85 Vr.
98
2%s
Corp—
debs
Biscuit
91%
80Va
5
*92 Va
4V4s
Car
99
78%
39
97
and coll trust 2%s 1975-Apnl-Oct
Map-Nov
subord
conv
United
1st
Jan-July
mtge inc 4'/2s ser A Jan 2022
4s
161
*156
1969—Mar-SeDt
1977
mtge 4s ser B 1980
income debs ser A Jan,
5s
180
161
6s
Mar-Sept
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996..Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Ocf
Bt. Louis-San Francisco Ry Co.—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
First
United Artists
,,
Corp—
subord
conv
ASecond
91
a
*156
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
1st
80
*80V
Tank
90
85 V A
98% 100
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Corp—
subord
conv
Union
102%
Corp—
General mortgage 3%s series J
Rohr
92%
Jan-July
1978
Rochester
82
80
J an-July
Jan-July
1978
4'As
64%
7
96
89
5
*85
1968,!
Pacific RR
83 Va
23
91%
0
83
8ft V A
100'A
Union
102
70 Va
100%
94
90
19
.
98%
98
1971—Map-Nov
Oil of Calilornia
97Vi
ApriZ-Oct
§AConsol
mtge
106%
*88%
„Feb-Aug
April-Oct
.
coll tr 2%s 1980
3 V4s 1982
;—.
91%
May-Woo
May-Nov
,
1st
94
99
101V4 101VA
94 V A
94 Va
*
3%s
&
mtge
91Vi
9512
Feb-Aug
1952,
6s
90
1st
5
*92
June-Deo
1974,
1986
Missouri
of
debentures
3s
70
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westplialla Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
,
SADirect mtge
95 12
April-Ocf
.
10
3%s
and impt
Union
May-Nov
1973
94'i
94%
3'As
First mortgage
97%
17
Co
83%
82
Jan-July
April-Oct
Map-Nov
2019
1985
1982
debs
Oil
Electric Co
Union
93
28
.
Quaker
96j/4
85
98%
106
subord
1
Inc—
Ohio Cent ref
&
90 V/a
65 V A
I960—June-Dec
Tri-ConLinental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
87%
85%
98
4%s
Tidewater
Tol
93
4
84
142%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
of
Products
Thompson
79
9734
Mar-Sept
;
.
RR
98
98
*108
4s series C
Pacific-Missouri
Term
80'A
1.07 VA 107 VA
a
1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985_,Jan-Jidy
.
.13
90 Va
and refund M 3V4s series B
Texas
89
St Louis—
1965,
Texas & New Orleans RR—
82
95%
88eu
May-Wow
Refund and impt M
103
109
98
Jan-July
Refund and impt 2%s series D
99
ni prt
66 %
102% 105
107 V
Jan -July
.—Jan-July
1971
May-Wop
Texas Corp 3s debentures
First
Low
14
,,
Mar-Sept
1973
1973
Terminal RR Assn of
97
95
104U
*9634
1983__April-Oct
Apr-Oct
.
'
1977,
90
82
104'
—-June-Dec
k—
«3%
89 V
Mar-Sept
89 Va
debentures 1966
2%s
Corp.
2%s debentures
"'92Va
93
99'
100
May-Woo
ia72
72 VA
Co—
and
1st
72'i
*87
1903—,
debentures
103%
103%
-
85 %
'
*96 34
refunding, mortgage 3%s 1908—Jan-Ju/p
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
il/«j/-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1079-Jaue-Dec
Fifst and
92
debs
Staul'fer Chemical 3%s
*94
1981
Gas
&
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Suripce Transit Inc
1st mtge
Swift & Co 2%s.deoentures 1972
92
—Jan-July
„
Sunray Oil
93!
*89Vi
No.
,—
Jan-July
1982
debentures
99%
931 A
13
Year 1957
Sold
—
10J%
72*2
100
fund
sinking
4V4s
„
Range for
Bsnds
Friday's
High
104
i971__Map-Nov
Jan-July
1974
(Ohio)
Co
101 VA
93
April-Oct
;
Oil
98
2
or
Bid & Asked
85 Va
April-Oct
3VaS conv 1982
debentures 2%s
J)
debentures
2%s
93
Vi
i.N
98
__
*98
1975
Weik't Rang*
Last
Sale Price
June-Dec
1967
conv
97
*9958
—April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Cnem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
May-Now
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 '/2s 1965__Jan-JKfp
Pittsburgh Plate Glub.s 3s debs 1967
—April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngs town & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970-,
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 6s series B
83
5s
(Indiana)
OH
biaiiuard
92
82
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Standard Oil
115
86
Products
Coil
Standard
95%
Standard
Feb-Aug
I 1963—Feb-Aug
J 1904_Mai/-Nov
Period
Exchange
Stock
myrt
89
—
Interest
Low
Low
*76
1960
>4
BONDS
York
New
Year 1957
No.
97
*93%
1996—June-D<?c
JANUARY
ENDED
Range for
Sold
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed
WEEK
THE
Friday
Bonds
High
90%
June-Dec
FOR
Week's
or
Sale Price
90%
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
81
92
ABonds
the
reorganized under Section 77 of
during current week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Jan. 20 and ending Friday, Jan. 24. It is compiled from the record of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
Shares
High
3'A
5%
—
5%
19
20
Low
800
x3%
Dec
5'A
Nov
11%
Apr
16'A
Dec
30
Feb
Alabama
6
6
5,300
4'A
Oct
1
2%
5VA
2%
2%
6.600
1VA
Oct
8%
8%
200
footnotes
see
pa.ee
31.
Jan
300
5% Mar
7% Mar
9'4 Aug
10%
Jan
3% July
9
Oct
Alabama
Alan
5%
Great
Power
Wood
.
_
4.20%
cumulative
for Week
Shares
3
8
preferred-.,100
92 %
91
10
17 !a
17
preferred—
.—
—
.
__100
1
2%
Low
2.600
123'A 125
490
1957
High
Oct
1
%
3.400
17(I
l''lf
123 "a
Range for Year
High
1%
50
Co
Alaska Airlines Inc
2
3
Sales
Range
__50c
Southern
Steel
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Air
150
1
1-
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
400
Manufacturing Corp
Aero
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
7'A
Stock
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
7%
.
American
High
5%
whether
24
Friday
7'A
•
JANUARY
STOCKS
1
For
ENDED
Range for Year 1957
Inc
Aeronca
WEEK
for Week
3'A
1
THE
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
10
common—
Industries
'
Week's
FOR
Monday,
124
5Ve
Jan
Dec
1
Jan
Dec
160
Jan
92%
81'A
Oct
92%
18
300
17 Vb
Dec
3lVA
79
Va
200
Nov
89
Jan
2% Oct
5
July
Apr
Jan
„
4 %
1,400
27
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Monday, January 27, 1958
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(480)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
FrtAay
Sale Pries
American Stock Exchange
Par
Allied Artiste
Low
Range for Year
Low
High
18Y4
3%
3%
3%
2%
2%
NOV
2%
22,800
400
Dec
2%
200
2%
*2%
Oct
1% Oct
314
IS
preferred
1
8
39 %
40 y4
44
.
28%
Jan
Feb
6
67/s Sep
4% Jan
15%
Dec
preferred
IN
American Air Filters* conv pfd
87 34
88)4
4% Mar
Canadian Petrofina
52 % July
Canadian Williston
Oct
7
Feb
5%
3,400
Dec
17
May
13
13%
y»
55
13%
55
1%
1
common
400
89
105
I.200
400
\i Oct
1% May
125
65
Nov
76% Jan
15%
3,500
xll
Feb
23%
24%
1,100
21% July
3034 Jan
30%
30%
100
1%
G%
6%
13,400
i
29 %
32%
32%
11 %
11%
12
26%
23%
29%
700
25
15,100
27%
9
8%
9)4
3%
3%
4
5,500
2,100
800
~9%
8%
"9%
2%
2%
3%
10,700
%
a
%
Products
800
12%
ATI
20%
23
12%
400
10
11%
12%
II,600
Dec
Nov
37% Aug
11% May
5% Oct
26% Oct
34 y8 May
31
34%
Jan
9% Dec
19 ys
Apr
7% Dec
3% Sep
16% Oct
7% Feb
14,200
Ltd—.
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
"
143,4 May
78 Va July
69
55
Company class A
Anchor Post
Jan
68%
American Writing Paper common—5
Mines
50
14%
29 %
JL
American Beal-Kap commonAmerican Thread 5% preferred.
Lead
Jan
15
JIB
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd
American Petrpfln* Inc class *
American Photocopy Equip Co
Incorporated
Dec
11 Va
9% Jan
10
1%
89
Dec.
24
1
American Laundry
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracalbo Co.
American Meter Co.
Anacon
Aug
76
2
Dec
% Dec
12%
NOV
6% Oct
Feb
18% July
39% July
17%
Jan
4y4
Jan
23% Mar
15% Aug
7V'8 May
2y8 Jan
16% May
17% Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nltrats Corp—
4*A** «»«»>»■
shares
AM
_
Apgoatura-Wupperman
Appalachian Eleo Power 4)4% pfd—105
Arkansas Fuel
Oil
6%
6%
Corp
a
Arkansas Louisiana Gas no
*
Arkansas Power Se Light—
4.72% preferred
"
Armour A Co warrants.
101
*m
10 Vb
Jan
4% Mar
4 3,4
July
26%
260
36%
JAM
AOS
3,000
26%
27%
17,800
93%
93'/a
25
5
5%
14
Equipment Corp.
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
1
Aaooc
Artists Productions Inc.
Associate Electric Industries-
13%
14
15%
15
15%
3,900
2,200
900
2ft
2%
2ft
21,200
8%
834
8%
6,600
1%
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc.
Assodate Laundries
4)4 Dec
100
36
5%
A.
29,300
4%
9934 101
36%
Jit
Armstrong Rubber Co class
7%
4%
1
134
200
1%
l'li
1,000
2%
5,600
99%
40
1%
Associated Oil 6r Gas Co.
ll
Aug
30% Oct
20
Feb
89% Aug
3% Oct
12 y8
Dec
13 y4 Dec
lft Dec
2%
2)2
6%
Oct
6%
at
of Ai
85
Oct
iy4 Dec
Dec
1
2%
Dec
101
Feb
41 y4 Aug
28% Aug
101
Apr
6 % Mar
157/s Apr
22%
Jun
3ft Jun
Il3/4 May
8"%
3
Jan
July
3%
Jan
5V8
Jan
Associated Tel Se Tel-
Class A participating.
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
99%
99
x90
Nov
% Nov
I
103% Feb
1%
Jun
Canso
Oil
1
1
6','it
6
G'%
5,100
1%
1%
1i
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1%
lft;
1%
8
8
(A
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Instruments
Illinois
ft
5%
Jap
Dec.
23%
Jftn
8%
Jan
Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
-—5
—10
.4
Mining—.———1
Co&stal
Products
Caribbean
Oils
•
Co
Colonial Sand, So Stone Co
Commodore Hotel Inc—
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Containers
Inc
Retail
Stores
9
14
is
Banco
do los AndesAmerican shares
Banff Oil Ltd
nu
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bayvlew
6%
1%
Continental
27a
3.300
300
4
July
6%
Jan
12 y8
Jan
5%
6%
1.000
3%
Dec
12%
13%
13%
1,000
11%
Dec
7/B
2,500
18% May
2V2 Jan
_3)«
1,100
IS
common
Beck (A 8) Shoe Corn
Bell Telephone of Canada
Lines
Aviation
Inc
(
10%
10%
13%
common—28
41 %
4134
8%
41
8%
;
4,000
%
300
8%
1,900
7%
8%
200
8ys Oct
1.300
3% Dec
(H C)
Co common
—
•
5)4% prior cumulative preferred-XOO
Borne Chemical Company Tnr
8
4
Oct
15% Jun
737
5.100
5 %
Dec
12%
Jan
47/i Oct
10 Ve
Jun
5%
Feb
7T«
.
3,700-
-
8% May
16
Sep
16
Sep
53/a Apr
4%
~4%
28%
2734
28%
300
25
Oct
86%
70
82
Dec
94
200
•
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Dec
7% Sep
•1% Jan
Apr
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100
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5
Dec
195a
Oct
243/4 May
Dec
9%
Jan
5c
J
Petroleum
Inc
50c
10%
:
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107»
17%
IOI'h
17'4
4%
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....
May
•% Jan
,
July
8)2
400
14
Oct
11%
19% Apr
100
16
Sep
90o
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934 Oct
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4
Oct
Jun
6
Mar
5
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8%
8)a
514
5
11)4
25c
*
common
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Tobacco common..
5
~1%
July
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc.
%o
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
8In
12,000
5%
Apr
7
400
9
400
600
1
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500
3it
10,500
23 ft-
24)4
li,300
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110
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ft-,
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8% Apr
22%
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28% Aug
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,
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5
July
17% July
15
«
.
18
Dec
18% Feb
2
16.000
-
Dec
6
Jaii
Jan
16% Mar
23% Jan
30%
50
V2
Dec
Dec
May
2Y2 Jan
7
Apr
8
Apr
8%
2.50
4
Dec
Id
Jan
Jan
34% Mar
83
n
Mar
Crowley Milner So Co
Cuban
8%
Dec
15
Publishing Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
$1.12 preferred.
Oct
i
Crowell-Collier
Jun
Feb
8%
2%
)'2 Nov
common
13%
6y8
1,400
(ord reg)—£1
Industries
Creole Petroleum
48% Jan
6% Dec
Dec
Dec
Ltd—
Carrier
14%
12 3/4
■;
2014
•
American dep receipts
Crown Drug Co
800
g
Se Co cnmmAn
Courtaulds
Crane
Feb
1,200
Jan
1
6
—.1.50
5%
6%
Jan
16%
•
Cott Beverage Corp
Crown Cork Intemat'l
Jan
1%
20
preferred class A
Crown Cent
14%
9
7 7 is
Corp
6%
30
1,300
1,500
19
-
ft7%ft
common
Jan
6%
•
Blauner*s common
Corroon & Reynolds
Jun
14%
VI %
H2
9%
18%
1%
9
3,200
ft 4%
•
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7%
;
8%
i
4
4
% Dec
2 % Oct
4,200
•
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1.25
...
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Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr Se Gorham class A
Coro Inc
Dec
Dec
-
.
...4
Dec
11%
(
(H)
3
37% Oct
17% Feb
Feb
4% A'4%
Engineering—1
So
4% Dec
l
Belock Instrument Corn.
Benru* Watch Co Inc
% Dec
Jun
Jun
5% Mar
2% Jan
10
Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
$1
9%
36% Aug
15% July
Nov
Oct
1
Oil
3%
3
(S)
Dec
6%
asp
Blumenthal
Oct
Dec
6 % Mar
13%
van
Tie*
3%
3
3)2 July
l
class A
Beau-Brummell
1%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3% July
6% Apr
2% Jan
Oct
34.000
Mar
9%
Jan
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1)4
16%
23.100
73/4
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.
,
%
17
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12
10c
21%
4) 8
:
200
1,500
25
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Cook Paint So Varnish Co
Dec
4%
12%' ft
0,100
3,900
ft
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46
Nov
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1
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700
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200
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5,300
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conv
6%
5,000
Inc
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Apr
4% Mar
6 % Dec
4% Dec
;
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2% '•
•
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14
4%
4%
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Bohack
31,200
ft .100
■
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2%
~2%
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a
5
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3%
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Royalty
Continental Air
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i
31'
Oct
2%
-
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Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Cooper-Jatrett 'Inc
t
:' ft ft
25
Jan
Dec
2)2
1,200
17
21% Mar
B
Class a
13%
700
ft4%
•
4 l it
Dec
Jan
Baker industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
:
7%
4%
Ballsy * Selburn
200
Dec
3 Is -3%
17ft:
-
Jan
11%
27%
2.800
Dec
ft
Oct
9%
30
Oct
33/4
8%
a
6%
500
9%
Dec
1 .5.300
Nov
9% Jun
4%
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Automatic Steel Products Inc.—_1
2% Aug
3% Jan
/ft.
1
1965
Consolidated
14
Dec
Aug
Jan
Jan
100
4%
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•
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1,300
%
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93/4
300
.ft?
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24%
21% May
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1,200
.
■ ■
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87
Oct
68
1,100
■.■'
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Dec
4%
22%
Dec
400
21 I
10%
14% Apr
-700
3"%
4%
Oct
7% Mar
3,100
10,100
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9)8
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6%
17
1%
.200
1
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5,200
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46% Aug
5% Mar
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2%
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43/4
17%
l
16
21
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44
700
Feb
28'
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2"%
Mar
27
Jan
4%
Feb
12
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Jan
17
86
Dec
17 711
6
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277„
Oct
preferred—1
71
V
:
1
2%
non-cum
73
10
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
6,300
Non-voting
Nov
30
!
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.
21%
'
•
30s
—1
33,300
Automatic Voting
Ayshlrt Collieries Corp
Jan
V 62)4
14%.
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79
r.
10c
vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon
Development ordinary
8)2
13% Sep
3% July
25
'
Aluminum
3%
26%
11% ri
214
Club
a
Nov
Jan
Nov
175
2%
79%
1
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2%
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io pesos
Atlas Consolidated
Mining Se
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
2,200
ft; 9)4 Dec
-1)4 Dec
8,000.
.-9.00.. ;.v 7% Oct
,
66%
.
14%
1
Connelly
1,800
243
-
5'/it.
Clarostat Mamiiaeturlng Co
...—1
Clary Corporation.
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
8
Clayton So Lambert Manufacturing—4
20o
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Consolidated Mining Se Smelt Ltd•
1%
303/4
Feb
a
<,
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23%
•
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Chromalloy Corp
4 3, a
Jun,
7
.10
—:
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Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.—
Chicago Rivet So Machine
Chief Consolidated
;;
8%
>
..',900
5% ft. .-1,400
9%
48,800
83%
—2.50
America
of
Charis
29%
28%
9 ft'.ft
2 l it
68%
"l%
(new)
Co
5%
5%
13
"ft
15,.
Sep
.
•
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14%,
15
100
100
10
—-2
.10
Co—
Jan
Dec
5%
24:,4
Power
9
40
106% Feb
NOV
Oct
10c
Atlantic Coast
100
Jan
1
preferred
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Ino
Convertible preference—
Clopay
70
% Dec
—10
—1
1
3.50.%
Clark
Feb
3%
*
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Dec
ft 31)4
4\tz
preference- $1.50 series
Christiana
7)a
700
Jan
3ft Mar
'30
Oct
Dec
200
>,
106% 108%
.1
Secur
Co
212 July
f.
41% '42%
108
Corp—
Chamberlin
7
Dec
lft Oct
•
Explorers Ltd
Central
Central Maine
5,100
Oct
1
12,500
Oct
5 3/8
1
Corp.
Central
Conv
.
,27% May
3% Jan
Dec
1
rets B ord.—.—2s.6d
Cat'alin Corp of America—
Cenco
"■42%
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4% May '
Oct
14)4
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800
.
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—_—5.50
(J W) Co common——
Products common
Castle
1514.; 16
22 J/4 May
•
Dec
l '/a
10,700
vtc
Ltd vtc
Oct
In;
5,700
IIS
common
American dep
Casco
2%
1ft"
Carolina Power & Light $5 pfd..
carreras Ltd—
Carter
2%
US
Corp—
Dec
16
2%
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Co
1,700
29% Aug
8 it July
10% Jan
Dec
3%
17,400
1%
15%
Producers
Carnation
4'iii
1
Gas Ltd
Natural
ft
Ltd partic pfd—10
Minerals—
60
Canadian Marconi——
Canal-Randolph
4
•
10c
Jan
31
Feb
374
21,000 (.
1%,
4 *o
;—2
Ltd
Canadian Dredge Se Dock Co
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10% Mar
4%
15
American Book Co—
American Electronics Inc
Amurex Oil
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
-4%
4ft
410
tuyn
Oct
28
d.
Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Oct
18% Feb
uuw
20%
20
preference
Oct
Alumlnnm Co of America—
AMI
%%
Canso
Aluminum industries corunon_MM*
Amhrook Industries Ino (R I)
1
American Beverage
6
Canada Southern
6%
3.100
Range for Year 1957
High
common—___•
Co Ltd
Cement
2%
5%
6%
6%
■6%
ATllgd Paper Corp
cumulative
Par
400
8
of Prices
Low
JUiyti
6,600
*~3 %
3
8
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
Sales
Week's
Friday
>4
STOCKS
American
Jan
common
Allied Control Co ino
Allied Intemat'l Investing eap
53.75
JANUARY
1957
13%
Picture* Corp.
convertfole
514%
ENDED
for Week
Shares
WEEK
Canada
Algernon* Kmutzljd* If V—
Amor deprct* Amor abarei
All American Engineering
Corp warrant*.
f8*£any Airline* Inc.
Allegheny
Alia* A Fisher
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
-
RANGE FOR THE
Sale*
Week'*
~9%
91%
5
7
Mar
Curtis
Jan
900
6% Mar
7%
300
6
Oct
~I%
1%
1%
100
1% Dec
11% July
2% Feb
Brazilian Traction Light Se Pwr ord—•
6%
6%
6%
8.200
5%
300
6)4 Nov
3% Oct
10% July
8 3/4 July
D
15% Jun
7%
Inc—...—20o
A
Bourjols
1
Tuft
Brad Foote Gear1 Works
Breeze
Corp
common
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common.
—
-—•
Amer dep rets ord reg
Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets
35%
36%
5:400
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
•
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd Class B
12%
20,700
10%
11%
15%
16,200
6
5%
.
20
6
2,100
1.600
Nov
21
Jan
32 y4 Feb
43
Mar
33 %
60%
Dec
Jun
1
1
2.50
Company
34%
~9
2%
Oct
11% Dec
8% Dec
133/„
Dec
x5%
Dec
5%
Dec
5H Aug
55% May
233/a
19
Jun
July
19V2
Jun
6% May
7%
7%
700
6%
Dec
13%
20%
2,100
15 y8
Oct
23
Jan
3
July
2
83i
2.300
9
2%
3
400
6)2
6%
200
7%
—10
,
4% Oct
43/4 Oct
19%
•
preferred
Mines
American
12^4
1
Buell Die Se Machine Co
Burma
200
14%
2.50
_
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
(The)
38%
12%
Company common
1
Buckeye (The) Corp
1
Budget Finance Plan common
50o
60c convertible preferred
.——9
Hill
38%
3814
11%
F
Bunker
100
15%
10
common
Bruce
serial
5%
1
preferred
Co
5%
1
Company common
Brown Forman Distillers.
6%
3614
•75
£1
21
ord reg
Brown
s
35
tl
British
B
34
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
4%
25%
35
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson Brothers Inc.—
1
2.50
Day Mines Inc—
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dec
73/a Nov
2%
Feb
5% Dec
8'/a Jun
~8
1.600
7
Dec
10%
Jan
Jan
3% May
7% Jan
debentures.,
8 %
common
Detroit Gasket
So Manufacturing
Gray Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
(The)
Distillers
Co
Club
Dominion Steel So
burroughs (J P) Se Son Inc
1
*
1234c
Jan
22% May
10%
10 %
10%
900
9%
Dec
16%
)'4
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2%
2%
2)h
100
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
Duke
4
3%
4%
3,000
3%
Oct
6Vs
Apr
DuMont
Harris
Driver
Power
Calgary Se Edmonton Corp Ltd
Camden Fire Insurance
14%
!
20%
3.000
1%
2
19,600
15
11.500
61
61 3
48
48
see
56
50
1
—.8
% Nov
4
18
1%
Feb
Oct
1% May
5% July
38
July
Oct
3%
Jan
123/i Oct
50% Nov
143,4
CO
Apr
Apr
50
41 %
50
56
100
x32 3/i
Dec
54
200
4%
Oct
6
Apr
29% May
25%
26%
4U
4%
4}«
550
Nov
23% Dec
page
31.
12,000
3%
Oct
14
Jan
Oct
Dec
~23„
1,300
4 I'D
33.4
4 lit
2,500
Dec
2% Aug
Jan
363/4
6
Jan
8%
Dec
397/a May
146
llYa
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
1%
lft
9,400
22%
23 ft,
9,700
3% Dec
is Dec
6%
Nov
23 34
Sep
1ft
,
3% July
15% May
1614
12
8
Duraloy (The)
8%
2.400
8ft
10%
Oct
7ft
Oct
21
Jan
2II Apr
Dec
I87ii
500
7%
Oct
13
Oct
9% Jan
Dec-
19% July
10:l4
10 :lt
100
13
13
135%
2.900
10%
35
35
35
„
•
*
Apr
30% July
333/4 Aug
17%
18.34
1
14%
Oct
7 Va
,
3%
3%
25
2,900
—
13:li
14%
7%
6%
3234
3
Jan
Oct
41
14%
3.200
7r'ii
9.900
6%
Jan
July
V8
Dec
30%
33.,
»
Dec
31% Mar
12%
Dec
23%
5%
Oct
10% Jun
Oct
Jun
Jan
...
333',1
1.200
4%
33
Oct
3
Oct
6 Va Apr
Apr
39
.
33
% May
31% Dec
2%
10
5.800
26%
69
Laboratories—
..1
Co..
Durham Hosiery class B
reg
....
common
Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
10s
1
•
—1
Duro
Dynamics Corp
100
12
12
ft
18%
Co
(Allen B)
Dec
4
26 34
100
5%
2
"2%
*
Co
Mar
4
123
23,,
*
1
of America—
3 711
3%
4
a
6,900
3%
Oct
5%
4%
-Dec
Feb
18
18
18
100
14%
22%
21 %
22%
800
19
4%
9.500
15%
5.900
4
4
2)2
Dec
Dec
2)| Aug
5% May
.3
July
19% Sep
38% Jan
'7%
Jan
E
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States Corp
Iron—
-
27%
,2a
-1
15%
14%
$7 preferred
145
145
$6
Co Ltd
footnotes
2
1934
14%
Chllbougamau Mines Ltd—.1
Canada Bread
For
20 Vb
50
<~>%
cumulative
preferred—
Oax/an Consul Oil Se Gas Go
stop bell
•
lOo
60
Electric Power
>3.00 preferred..
52.50
preferred.
n
43,400
4%
1
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California
%
50
.32.50
..1
*
*
Dow
Dumop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
.
Dec
23 %
common—.
Inc—
Common
%
22%
132
131
1
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company—
Brewery Ltd—
Draper Corp common
Dec
—loo
Cable Electric Products common—50o
Oct
200
2534
Oct
—7.50
Jan
Oct
C Se C Television Corp
5%
2.50
•
Textile Co Ltd
5%
2%
10 3/4
C
Dec
28
6s 8d
Drilling So Exploration Co—
iiurry Biscuit Corp.—..
2%
1
jgoal ord stock
8 3,4
800
ft Feb
Jan
25%
Dominion Tar So Chemical Co Ltd..—•
Dominion
2,400
% Oct
1%
30
200
25c
Inc
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd...
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
2,i>
5.400
7.700
3
Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
12%
r,
2;%
10%
31
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Diners'
2%
Ltd—
16% May
7% Jan
1
1
Detroit
1134
dep rets ord shares—3* Id
Nov
2%
100
*
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
Dec
5%
3.900
13
1
12
2%
9
300
31
35
5
class A
Mfg
Jan
10%
200
.5:l4
2 ill
%
50c
Dempster Investment Co
15%
9%
5%
9%
2
Jun
.9.3:,
12%
13
.1
Dennison
British American Oil Co
British
5%
•
—*
*
10
135
135
series A
preferred series B
25
Dec
12
Oct
■54% May
313/a
138%
Dec
180
126%
Oct
162%
Jan
July
Jan
'
Number 5711
187
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(481)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
y..
...
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Edo
22
26
Corp
El-Tronics
*
2,400
JANUARY
24
28%
13%
13%
ii-
1
20c
Hardware
50c
26
Nov
Industrial
Plywood
Apr
ipaurimce
co
%
Oct
i7«t Jan
18,200
22 Vz
Oct
100
12%
32% July
17 V* Feb
Oct
900
3,400
5%
Oct
1%
2
5,100
1%
Oct
_1
8%
~3
:
13%
36 %
•
8
6,800
Feb
3%
11-
Dec
102
12,300
7
Sep
13,700
3
36%
2 %
Oct
550
Feb
12 % Mar
4
Jan
32%
Dec
;■ 6%
7
10
7
1,400
5%
Dec
10 %
9%
10
1,000
9%
Dec
14
5%
bee
5
Feb
Y
6 Va
7
~7Va
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7V4
200
600
42%
12
•
10%
s,
ino
12
%
9%
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-1
Financial
Corp
5^
Intex
Oil
v"
■
9
——
———
Ford Motor of Canada—
7%
Investors
"
Iowa
Iron
Public
-.-1
7,900
7,800
.'•
%
Motor
21,800
1
Dec
3%
Jan
1,100
4%
Oct
9
7,000
7%
Oct
16%
9%
Dec
11
614
Nov
5%
T8%
V? 8 if:
0,900
6%
7%::
9
7%
5,000
.71%
•
74%
950
Pitt
Fox Head
(The)
(Geo
4
.1
;
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Asir
Aug
Mar
8%
Oct
Oct
10% July
Dec
117% Mav
Dec
120
1%
1
6%
;•!
Jan
Galkeno. Mines
Gatineau
Ltd
Power
lV.
•
,;;i
8,000
29%!
301-i
600
2%
200
~
2%
5%
"1 Va
30
r
Acceptance Corp
V.
warrants-
General Alloys Co——
General
1
Builders
Supply Corp
convertible preferred
IV.
500
%
3,100
5%
1/4
Deo
coin—1
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1%
5
1 VL>
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12%
1
32%
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27
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11
11
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16
3
12'%
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General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
General Fireprool'ing common
General
£1
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General Plywood Corp common
§Ger.eral
Stores
Corporation
General Transistor
35%
.*
50c
35 %
i',r
1
Ii:
23%
14%,
•
n
%
$4.60 preferred—
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Gilbert
(A
—w
Aiden
Glen
—*
Corp
97%
5
A'
98
9
i
10%
9%
3,000
aif
ini?
8%
t
,
Dec
9%
10%
900
lnc_—..
•
8%
Nov
16%
Jan
5
17%.
17%
ion
17
Dec
(Adolf) Inc_
——
1
Dairy Products clasp A—10c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1
2%
2%
100
2
Mar
6
6
400
5%
Oct
Union
Wernicke
Co
Gobel
Seal
Gold
i>
•'it
17
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Manufacturing Co——
Great
Industries
Amer
1*
Great Lakes
Great.
Oil
1%
Apr
Magna
30%
Aug
Maine
Mangel
2%
2 11
1,800
1%
Oct
6%
800
%
Feb
Gridoil,Freehold
Griesedieck
!).!„
100
:*.'~2% .73%
28,100
—1
common
•
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0
.
3
5
?
17-,4
3
10c
;
5-
1——-——50c
—
Oct
2%
Jan
19% May
4% May
.
4,400
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*
66
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86
2b
Nov
29
5
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2 3 it
2;
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26,500
1%
Dec
2%
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12%
12%
12 7 it
500
95^!
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30%
29%
30%
900
z5j/4
S p
Dec
7%
8%,
4,500
6%
Dec
8
57%;
58%
400
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Nf,v
cq
.2%
27
7
—
Lithographing
Hazel Bishop
Ilazeltine
—
—
4%
& Co 5%%
—
Electric
Hevi-Dut.y
Mfg
Higbie
Co
common
Hofmann
Industries
—5
B_.
Hoover Ball
Border's
Hormel
Horn
.——
<&
(Geo
&
At
& Hartlarl.
5%
Co
Manuftiv.l
&
Hydrometals Inc
Food
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12%
25
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nto
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A/%
TV
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nor
2,
71,4
27 a
2,300
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22
tii
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:
2%
100
6,000
900
11,000
2%
2(10
700
32
33
15%!
16%
4.1Q0
1Va
16%
20
20
20'a
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2,900
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16%
16%
116VS 118
70
29
200
29
107
Feb
Dec
Nov
Mar
23%
Feb
91
-100
oav
A*
24% May
Nov
24/2S
Jan
Sep
July
30
101%
Jun
5
4%
1
—
Products
.2.50
——
—5
Industries
dep rets ord
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco of
Imperial Tob
of
Gt
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
For
footnotes
see
'
Ireland
page
pfd
31.
100
1%
14
100
13%
Dec
20
38%
40
33,100
36%
Oct
60%
25 '/h
25 Va
25%
200
24% Dec
9%
9%
400
8% Dec
12% July
9%
400
7%
Jan
12
Oct
9%
10
9
%
5
4%
15
1,200
12 Va
31%
31
33%
20
14%
900
%
31% Aug
6
%
800
5%
9%
3,200
7%
Dec
14
14
25%
25%
18%
Oct
44% Jan
35%
650
30%
Jan
43% Aug
46
33 Va
Jan
200
4%
47
3,700
4%
5
3,40()
8
47
8
100
U
1
7% Dec
%
800
%
Oct
Jun
8
„„
Apr
13 Vn Jan
1A Sep
18%
Jan
Oct
89% July
500
3%
Dec
200
5%
Nov
Vs
Oct
6'h
Co
Sugar
6%
-1
common
4-
1%
1%
1%
,
1
Middle States Petroleum common——1
conv preferred—*
Mid-West
Au„«c.r,,«
50c
Abrasive
--B
5«c
Midwest Piping Co
Miller Wohl Co common
4'/2% convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
-*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Mii'i'o Aluminum Company—.——10c
Missouri Public Service common
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Msdrr 01,1 fI
—
clemens
Muskogee
Co
i
1
-5
2.50
10
common
800
8%
Dec
500
87/a
Dec
10% May
17 Va Jan
Oct
11 %
8%
14,100
8 %
~7%
7%
7%
21'%
4 In
4%
47
Napco
1
1
Inc
Industries
National
Inc
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
900
4%
Dec
5% May
35
Apr
21% Jan
a
200
700
30%
3
National
Bellas
National
Brewing Co
Hess
^ July
National
63
(Mich)
Rubber
200
16%
Dec
14%
3,700
12%
Oct
%
13,100
19%
10,000
18%
7
%
•
77
Oct
1
Machinery
—
10
common—1
National
Starch
Apr
National
Steel
Feb
National Telefilm Associates-,
Products
Ltd
common
33% July
8% Dec
78
SO
89% Dec
180
159% 161
39%
96
82
159%
Oct
90
139
Aug
75
41%
36 Va
2
Dec
Aug
3% May
12%
116%
115
50
12%
116 Va
910
10'/a Dec
Oct
106
%
Dec
%
23%
*.:!;
1,700
23%
24%
500
22
Dec
Va
21%
200
21
Dec
21
~6%
6%
19%
5%
200
6%
19 Va
..
.
17
500
3
9 %
8%
*
10c
1
3%
10
300
44
2%
Sep
Dec
Apr
Jan
Feb
3% May
19
Jan
130%
Jun
1%
Jan
39% July
31% Apr
Dec
10%
Jan
25%
Apr
Dec
Jun
2%
159%
Jan
Oct
2%
13 Va
3
Mar
24% May
13% Apr
1% May
Nov
3%
60
104
Oct
Oct
13
2,700
a
90
3% May
14Va
4%
Jan
Dec
Dec
11%
Jan
Apr
31,400
6
6%
6%
6%
2,000
3%
3 Va
3%
4,700
27/a
Oct
4%
Jan
1%
1%
900
IV*
Oct
2%
Jan
Nov
21
Jan
11%
Dec
23%
Jan
10 Va
Dec
13%
Jan
16
13 %
12%:
13'%
2,500
—
1
1
May
Transit
Dec
19 Va
t;>
nt
lit
19
5
Inc
6%
Car
Dec
19%
1
Corp—,—
12%
National
1
25c
2
Industries
Research
Oct
common
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
6
Nov
9%
13 Va
14
&
Milling Co
Jun
Sep
Sep
Feb
95
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Feb
9
18%
10
9%
14
Feb
24
33
33
33
Oct
7
1,900
22
x21
N
Nachnian
July
10
800
7%
500
MuLer CompaDy commou
Jan
9 %
10%
-4
2.50
100
1
Mar
9%
1
Products
Metai
2
10 J/4
88
0% cumulative preferred
Mount Vernon Mihs Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
MUllt.Z TV IllC
Murphy Corporation.
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
5
11% Apr
9%
7%
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.5°% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co cla.ss A —*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
1
10%
M/nonSda-p'oWc^
Mfc
13
1,400
Midland Oil Corp $1
%/ri.
9!i
~6%
Preferi'ed^
5% Mar
94% Mar
67
Oct
4
4 Va'
Nov
78% Aug
Jan
Oct
6,200
6%
National
Nov
15
13%
26 %
34
10%
Jan
4%
A, Apr
8% Jan
10% Oct
Oct
9%
16%
Apr
10% Aug
4
Jan
4
6
9%
16 Vs
15%
36%
Nov
57% Jan
24
100
15% Jan
Oct
25 % July
Oct
4.100
37
12 Va
Oct
Oct
13%
17% May
Dec
Dec
6%
40%
10% July
17% Jun
1,500
3,700
15%
Dec
13%
13%
Dec
Oct
5%
17%
14%
7%
700
40 %
16% July
1% May
14%
7.100
4%
Nov
16%
14.
Apr
A
8
3,125
1,300
%
Jan
July
40
22Va
9%
1,600
Sep
14
40
8,500
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
ft
1% May
Nov
1
1,200
Apr
18,300
2,900
1,200
Dec
30
1%
Jan
6% Jan
10%
8%
86
1 %
13%
13%
16%
National
5
%
28%
100
£1
20
Oct
16 Va
8%
40M«
&
5
800
Dec
13% Deo
%
25
66
capital stock—*
Canada
Brit
2'A Dec
9%
59% May
5
300
16%
Oct
5'a
2,300
2 Tii
28%
Oct
5%
.1%
1
Nov
£]
2i| Apr
1%
1
3%
—
reg
13
1
Co
National
Amer
Feb
17%
3
Ltd
Petroleums
iron
National
Imperial Cheinicul
Jun
65
57/a
*
Co
41%
July
Feb
18
Dec
15%
—^-1
—1
51%
12
6
Dec
25
50
2%
ItV
1
100
17
40
5
•
5C0
16%.
40
Jan
11 %
xl% July
£1
4,(10(1
8%
17
6,300
2,200
•
4%
50
Dec
5%
13%
5
52%
50
15
July
10% May
8% Jan
7
1
4%
50
50%
—
Co..
15% Mar
29%
Metal & Thermit Corp
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co„_,_1
Michigan Steel Tube
1
2.50
Mesabi
19% Aug
60%
122
7% July
Dec
Nov
Oct
4
5%
12%
5%
9%
8%,
uring
4%
12%
■
48%
29
Hydro-Electric Securities;
Hygrade
oiwan
2?"/uiy
Dec
22
.
117%
u.—
Ton
Feb
-15
—
common
Ton
2%
2%
16%
.10
93^
is?
44% Mov
Sv SS
4
la,
15%
21
—
Hitbbell
(Harvey) Tnc common
Humble Oil & Refining
Lock
10(1
1,700
tnfr
Mnr
3.70O
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-
10
5
ov
vl
Tv
A?Z
2%
.
227n
;
Oct
2koct
1/
4.800
10
1
5%
Nov
GOO
Dec
Micromatic Hone Corp
it'4 J
43Va July
V,
7%
2 Va.
Aim
Dec
2%
20%
•
-
Baking Co
preferred
16%
.4%,
2%
2%-.
21 Va
Gel
Go!
29%
20
16
—
Horn* & Hapdart;
68
16%
1
—
Bearing Co———
Inc
93
68
.
_60c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane \Co commonHome Oil Co Ltd class A__———
Class
1,500
1
9
1
2,450
,_25c
Mines—
Holly Corporation
5,100
2,900
3
9
60(1
1%
V ii
36%
■
l
Inc.—
Hollinger Consul Gold
Gef
7%,
.2.50
A
Dee
91A
28%
l
& Co Inc common—
(R)
Class
2%
100
7 %
-100
—5
200
93
.-25c
Co———
1,200
,\ 26 7 „
7%.
_10c
Heroic!"Radio & Electronics-
?nn
it
1%
—-1
Tnc^.
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37,i
35
28
—
Products
Galion
ncj?
2%
2%
.
-100
pfd
preferred
i%.
3 Va
25c
—
2,200
3 Va
-10c
common—
7
2%
.
36%.
Henry Holt & Co common—-.
Hercules
2%
.10c
-—
.
(W E)
2%
—
Hecla Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein
Heller
1
.
—1
Go
Inc
Corp
57%
—2
Im:_—
Hastings Mfg Co_—-!
Hathaway Bakeries Inc—
Havana
8 Va
__25
Light————
Investors
Harvard
1
Inc.--—
Electric
Ilartfol'd
6%
ow
1,300
25
1
—
Refrigerating
Merrill
Michigan
-10c
Co—
Harnischfeger Corp—
Hartfield Stores
Dec
Apr
Aug
.
Machine
American
5%
_
2
Lamp Co
;
—
Plywood Corp———- —1
Hall
Jau
6%
14 %
14 Va
1
Johnson & Co—
Menasco Mfg Co
Merchants
21% May
8% Jun
Dec
Oct
f
Merrill Island kilning Corp Ltd
May
5% Aug
Oct
3%
8%
30c
2.50
& Co common..
(AG)
Oct
16
5
10.,
'■
c
McRce
Dec
9%
1
10
5
Jan
4% May
8% Jan
Dec
x4%
8,900
25o
Mead
,u
12%
Feb
2
5
20„, Dec
JlV4 ^l]y
12
,,*
Harbor
Hurd
2e,°
^5
Oct
91
ii
Hoe
2
1,400
13%
14% Apr
24% May
4% Oct
200
5 %
6
Jan
Dec
Jan
Dec
3% Dec
10
Mays (J W) luc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Dec
31,900
■
G%
5
Maulu Industries Inc
Dec
3/4
5%
Company Inc—T__
Industries—•
Common
B
F,e,;>
43%
8%
9/ii
1
4
Jan
200
5
Ltd—.
Dec
3%
6% Apr
Marine
Dec
7%
-
1A May
9%
1,300
17
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
1/4
8 Va
Hi
5
Co
3%
3% July
2%
17
Co—
Rubber
37%
Oct
11
2%
5
10c
50o
100
1
% Aug
4
4%
25c
4,900
2
7% May
10%
10%
2 V'
1
4,700
2%
2%
Dec
400
common
Co
Dec
16 V*
Co
(The B)
Dec
%
1
12
4
International
Marconi
1%
2Vs
1,100
20l)
17
Ltd
Service
Stores
1%
Feb
4% May
Dec
16,300
11
„__1
Corporation
Maniscliewitz
1%
Jan
14%
21% May
1%
11 %
Inc
%
1%
39%
4
Nov
Land &
States
&
2CC
245
1%
3
43 7 it
i%;
$4.50
preferred-!———-—-—
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
H
1,09(J
2%.
Leases——_—9c'
Products
Stores
Grocery.
130:l
43%:
Company——'-
Guild Films
125
3% May
Oil
Public
Communication
,251% 277
130%
preferred series, A-—————30,
Hydraulics—_——
—50c
Greer
Gulf
265
Jan
18.500
18%
Dec
10%
50c
Mansfield Tire &
11%
3%
3%
75 pesos
1
98% Feb
7% Mar
f4% May
9% Dec
~3% ~3%
warrants
Dec
1
Co
Inc
Dec
Dec
2%
9%
16,100
Publications Inc—
Oct
—:1
Financial
Producers
Macfadden
%
Dec
600
2
19%
4%
1,100
12%
%
"J
M
15%
6
11%
12%
fir
Pom
UynC11 COrp
400
1,200
11
1
Mack Truck
5,000
11'%
1
Mages Sporting Goods—
6
950
1
Jun
6%
100
24%
7.50
7%
6
20 %
23%
200
33%c
;
3% July
28% May
9% Jan
20%
24
Aug
IT
Oct
20% Dec
8% Dec
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Locke
ChainLodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch CoLoflisiana Land
Exploration
Lunkenheimer (Tlie) Co
Lvnch
Jan
17% May
3% Jun
7% Dec
2% Dec
7,900
Inc
Petroleums
Oct
1%
—;
(R G)
COO
Inc——60c
Chemical Co
&
Western
Great Western
Jan
Tourneau
1,800
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
100
28%
4A Ju!y
1% Jan
94
5
common
21%
.6
10c
Eon-voting common stock7% 1st preferred————
•
5
1 ft
4%
Co
Refineries
niii
hi
r
6%'
,5
Inc.
14% July
20%t Mar
""
2% Dec
1%
—:.~1
common
Realty
21'a
21%
Gray
11
.
Inc
Leonard
17
Goodman
Manufacturing Co———16%
Manufacturing common—4
Grand- Rapids Varnish
—-1
T.n
:?;?
y
3'/« Jan
14% Jan
4 i%c
Industries—.—
Globe
i
1
iff
% Deo
3%
Rubber Co
Brewing
Liberal
l7T'n
i'4 ?cp
o®../
,
14% May
3
Mar
Jan
fg Dec
-.1
Dept. Stores Inc—
(I B)
Lecourt
Oct
Jan
5%
5,900
9,200
A
1
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lansfon Industries Inc
La slvu(} Extension University
Le
?ntC
%
—HOC
t
Lu Consoliduda s A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Lal£(;y Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Jan
mn
800
"8»i
%'
10c
1.25
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
19
q
1
——i
Jan
3,600
8% .9%
13
1
5
2.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Oct
t7/-t.!iv
^•3/ rJi
6,900
7%
7%
«3/
4—--,u-i—1*'
Glenmore Distillers class B_!
Globe
(S)
May
150
5%
7
'11
Jan
5%
12,100
4%a
•*
common-
———5
Kirby Petroleum Co
!—
KarkJand Minerals Corp Ltd
56
nc
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C)
Co_
1
25o
Kawneer Co (Del)—
Kennedy's Ino
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kin-Ark Oil Company
King.sford Company
gee
5,300
24%
Georgia Power $5 preferred————*
Gilchrist
Katz Drug Company-.
Kawecki Chemical Co
15/a
50,000
20
t
b
Jan
1,000
33
60()
11%
13%
Dec
5i<s
900
16%
t
Apr
Apr
6%
11,500
Lear
100
16® ■'«
16%
..25c
Corp—,
5
5-tV.
5
Indus
Jun
ivrj.i
^
L/ S
r
14%
Dec
3%
Jan
1
common—*
Co
79
Nov
3
9%
Krueger
5%, preferred—
.
,
Gellman Mfg Co common—;
July
8Ya
900
3%
3%
Jan
G
.
Jan
May
1,300
9'/a .10
3%
8%
9%
20% July
3
3 %
2%
Dec
Dec
Oct
'•'
Corp
Knott Hotels Corp
Knox Corp class A—
Kobacker Stores.
Nov'
6%
71
10
Apr
6%
1%
9%
Klein
•
Feb
•
Nov
12% May
1,800
4
Industries
Kleinert
7/a
2 %
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4Vn'/o pfd—100
Jan
5
7%
2
Kallinan (D)* & Company
7%
15
Dec
1,000
5,7rt July
700
3%
2%
109% July
11 Vs Juiy
600
10,400
Oct
1,500
1,800
8
iV ' 2 %
Jan
5,200
4%
2
3%
1%
4%
2%
3%
6%
4%
1
■
17,000
16
Jun
15o
K
20,700
16
Apr
15
3%
6
6
:•
60%
Jan
3
4 ,!1;
i%
-
-
Dec
6%
3
5%t
■
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Co———
:
j
"
7,600
1,100
35%
10 %
Feb
.
4%
5%r
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7%
59
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-—£1
rcg_
Inc
July
75
Brewing Co———
FYesnillo
Fuller
rets ord
dep
Industries
3% May
10 Va
20
38%
9%
common.
Kingston Products
74%. V
Ltd—VY
Co
American
Fort
Aug
22,100
Class5 B. voting———,
Ford
Aug
1};!
Aug
36%
9%
Nov
.
J
Kaiser
12%4
5'TV
17
37%
61
pfd—100
Jupiter Oils Ltd
hi
•5
8%
1
Jan
27%
28% May
2% Sep
4,500
__1
—
Jeannette Glass Co
Anr
Dec
10%
Chute.
Anr
Feb
1%
98%
Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lo
July
/' l t', ;
'
i
7'/a
16
Oct
1%
10%
__1
16%
Nov
1%
96%
Manufacturing vtc
Jan
800
10%
Israel-American
Air
Nov
2%,
•
-
Irving
12%
1%
—33%c
Service Co 3.90 r/c
Fireman
Iron rite Inc
1%
;
-
non-voting-—,
A.
l.
500
2
2
13%
98%
Machinery
Company
Royalty
Jan
12
Oct
6:
1
:
8% VV*
-1
10%
25%
_:7V*.
—
—2.50
L-,
Flying Tiger Line Ink—,
Class,
•"
•
C'orp_.—
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10
23%
.
25%?t*
r
-1
i.™
Co Inc
10 Va -Vv
.
'
General
(M If)
Canada
Florida
—1
I
L"ld—I
—~
Firth; Sterling
Range for Year 1957
High
13%
5
Inc—
-
Jun
May
"
10,900
Out
international
July
-
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & instrument,
Factor
Fishmaji
snares
—1
America
Breweries
■
Fargo Oils. Ltd
for Week
1,000
3,300
international Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Jan
17
Dec
,
120
North
oi
International
12% Aug
12% Apr
85
.
X9%
2%
36%"
—
9%
32,800
95%
13%
25c
7%
12Va
Mfg Co
Co Inc
Industrial
12%
";92'
1
Jan
Sepx5% Dec
200
ji
Inc—
30%
7%
12%
95%'
100
:
10c
preferred-;
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com—_11
6'fr cum 1st preferred—,—:
—10
Ero Manufacturing
Co
1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka. Corporation Ltd——$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common
—10
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
Enterprises
lSVa July
2
commoiu——;
Uranium
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
7%
1
——
5c
—
-V
7
—tl
luc
America
7%
6
convertible
Faraday
Friday
American Slock
23%
150
%
Air Freight Com—;—:
Empire District Electric 5%t pfd—
Empire Millwork Corp
J
$2
Low
26
27%
Emery
Equity Corp
,
lit"
Inc——
of
,,
27%
Communications
Electronics
22
19%
26
1
——II
Electrographic Corp common
Electronic
High
common——5
& Share
WEEK ENDED
Range for Year 1957
Industrial
'•
.
Limited——;
Mines
Electric Bond
int—1
—30
;—
class A-—
Corporation
Elder
Low
FOR THE
STOCKS
Shares
'
beneficial
of
shares
preferred
$2
of Prices
i
RANGE
for Week
Range 7
Sale Price
Associates—
Eastern Sugar
Common
Saies
1% Dec
5% Mar
2-i«f
7,100
9%
9%
400
1,100
12 %
Nov
26% M»t
400
13%
Oct
32%
900
22
2,%
13 tii
13%
147a
18
1574
18
29%
27V4
29 Va
~1
"6%
4%
3%
7
4'/4
3,100
600
9
Nov
Mar
25% Aug
6% Oct
3%
Nov
10%
Feb
Jan
34% July
20% Jun
9%
Jan
6% Mar
mi ^»ir i.ww«i HUVWI<
MW*V
30
-
(482)
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American muck Exchange
Range
Par
National
Union
Electric
jxepiuue
Meier
common
Nestle-Le
Mur
Co
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
Low
High.
1%
2,600
6
23 7a
23 7V
2,300
1
634
211a
6%
6%
800
iV
ft
23,900
ft
Vft
1,400
U Dec
128% 130%
2,390
20c
.B
,
Asamera Oil Corp
Chamberlain
Name cnanged to
Ltd (elf Jan 21;
Petroleum
New Idria
Min
Jersey
Mexico
New
Pacific
New
Park
25c
U
2174
12,t>uO
10,900
6%
Oct
167i Mar
Tu
3,500
% Oct
2%
Feb
Scullin
2,700
Va Dec
1%
Jan
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Seaboard Western Airlines
1
Co
common
•
Rosario
10
Ilia
900
43
44
Nlpissing Mines
11 Vi Dec
39% Dec
lft
75
"ift
-1
vK
17«
1
Corporation
Norcen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
6%
514
47 V
5
i,'«
5>
53n
6'ln
4
27 3
5% Oct
6% Dec
600
2774
a
Oils
27%
.200
ia
~5Vh
600
25
Northeast Airlines
1
North Penn RR Co
5
2' ■'
L»*
27«
~
6;'«
4%%
70
pfd—100
Uranium Mines Ltd—
——
74
2
93=4
40
3')«
41.300
2%
19,900
1%
4,900
1%
1%
5,700
% Jan
Sherwin-Williaius
4 c'o
Oil
Company
2)4
2'I,
2)4
600
Corp
common-
10):»
974
10 'a
14,500
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Apr
Jan
3
2% May
Ohio Power 4'Wo
63
preferred
10°
Okalta Oils Ltd
99°
Okouite Company common
Old
Corp common
cumulative preferred
40c
Oxford
—--
5%
1st
Corp
1st pfd
25
12
Petroleums
33
—*
pfd
park
Chemical
Tifti
Amer shares-1 Bol
Corp
974 Dec
3
Oct
5
28%
Nov
3274
Jan
25% Jun
3074
Jan
2874
Feb
27
26'a
27
5,300
Jan
26 3 4
27
1,300
22% Aug
227a Nov
27%
27
Jun
Comuany
26'i.
100
21
Jun
26"%
241;
24%
200
20
Nov
24
231
23-a
23%
200
95
98-
90
197a Nov
7974 Nov
98
93*4
93'%
90
78% Aug
100
847a Aug.
110U 111
210
97
92
2»
93 fa
2
91
39
175
84
Oct
98%
107
Dee
9534
96 fa
110
6%
110
5»i
7n
63«
58%
4>4
fa
7,700
II,700
5874
50
■
Jail
4%
700
4
Dec
147ii
14'/a
147h
200
14
Dec
141 a
14%
14%
600
137 a
Dec
*
774
6%
7f4
3,400
47»
4T«
47 a
200
6*4
im.)
Pep Boys (The)
Peppercll Manufacturing Co <Mass)__/0
50%
50%
51'4
400
46
Perfect
19
19
19
100
17% Dec
—
Parkersburg-Aetua
Pntino
of
Corp—
Canada
Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
6
—--2.50
Circle
Corp_.——
——2.50
Oils & Minerals
1
Philips Electronics Inc
Plif'ppine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Industries
Pioneer
Gold
Pneumatic
Scale
Mining
Poloron
Ltd
,
(0
ft Oct
:
10% Dec
671r
2.800
37 a
Dec
600
0%
Dec
13
Dec
6.800
800
•
6
57a
6
69
Nov
900
5
—~-*9
187i
1874
100
18
Va
1?4
1,200
--1
2'4
2%
700
17b Dec
197a NoV
A_
-20c
21
20%
21
900
.2.50
common
9
8h
9
1,400
•
1
if:
274
48
«'«
,—10c
1
Progress Mfg Co Iuc—
Prophet (The) Company
3V
18 V,
2.5U
common.
Oct
5ft
100
207V
'
'
;900
.7.
6,500
Stinnes
113 J»n
May
7% May
Apr
25
Oct
Stroock
Jan
6
2374
Stylon
Jan
Sun
1074 July
89
16% Jan
21
3
Dec
Dec
Dec
Talon
9ft Apr
1678 July
12
Apr
974 Jan
87«
100
7%
87a
2,500
8
100
X79
Nov
93%
Feb
13
Oct
1774
Jan
Texam
4ft
91%
94
14%
14%
17%
»
5%
18%
6
200
1,000
15% Oct
Corp
-1
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
-1
774
Remington
Arms
Co
10
Inc
Oct
29%
Sep
Valley
Gas
Rolls
Field
Ryan
Tilo
15%
Nov
25%
Jun
Tobacco
1574
Oct
24%
Apr
17%
177 V
lOO
i7.r
fa
1,700
ft Oct
15,400
ft Dec
38%
39 7
«
1,450
Dec
7
Dec
3,200
21,000
1,900
74 Dec
27a
27a
3
300
274 Oct
874
87o
100
1
17a
274
84
1%
2%
11,600
85 %
30
1%
1,100
Co
Fifth
—
5 7V
Inc
doc
—
Ltd
Ave
—-
1-25
common
1
;
Petroleum—
Haynes common—;
r
spp
J
J
*
1_
5 7«
6
5
5%
800
17,400
11%
14%
3
11
%
700
13%
1474
4.500
23a
3
1,300
231
2%
2 %
1,700
25 %
25 %
25%
300
3%
3%
3%
1,100
t
^irj
t.'
Amer
r-
217V
1,000,
1,500
3
3
3
Xl33
X133
135
97
Oct
274
Dec
:
1,100
97
Oct
10
.
5%.Mar
109 % Fbb
1317V
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887V
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9,300 ft
w
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16%
1,600
18%
17%
17%
%
1017V-Mar
>
-
41% Feb
.
24% May
..
2
,
34%
36
6,200
:.. 50:
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34
36
36
4,300
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374
374
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9
97 b
'
8,800
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74
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Doc
2% Feb
8 % Dec
500
■
May
68% May
74 Jan
1%-Jan
ft Dec
ft Dec
2,100.
374
107V Jan
15',4 Oct
1,300-.
217a
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47
Jun
127V
1774
177 a
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36 74
347V
36%
7,800
574
~6%
574
7,400"
3%
3 %
3 74
374
3,500
Apr
13% Aug
2%
Dec.,
31
3ft Dec
'574
3314
32 74
5174
5174
517i
2674
26 3 u
2674
3fa May
57'
Nov
45%
:w_
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100/,
4674
427b
300
38
237 V
247b
1,000
X20
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300
1074
1,400
9 fa
7fV
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59
400
6214
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Dec
58
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1.74,
...
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4%
Oct
5%
5,50(1
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Jan
"77 V
~774
24%
24.7V
674
67 a
16
157 V
1674
497 V
48 fa
50
1,600
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1,400
11
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16'
1674
2,500
14
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674
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14
500
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23,000
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1,100
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4974
250
113,
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Dec
'5 %
"2 ft
587V May
:
3%
4974
49
10
Apr
5
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57«
Apr
1074 July
4
Oct
July
44% Dec
4% Dec
76%
13'%
1674
-
May
Dec
Dec
600
Jun
774 Apr
4
1374
13
I
.
197a Jun
6 74 May
lft Nov
1%
lft
Oct
5% Dec
—
Oct
2574 Oct
5% Jan
•
11,700
Dec
Jail
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1474
j
17«
1474
200
1374 Mar
20
12
r-4 Th
12
100
12% Aug
1274
9
Oct
31% Jan
4074. May
200
27%
17'/4
1,500
17 V
174
17 V
37V Feb
Dec
1,400
10
5,100
Feb
Dec
174
2974
74
July
15
,227a
21
10
12,000
300
18
29 74
227 V
174
VT7q--»;
17
18
207V
Apr
87V Nov
1% Oct
Jan
14% Jan
37a
Jan
Jan
13
17% July
374
3%
374
300
3% Dec
57V July
37V
3 74
3%
2,000
27V
Feb
17
200
11%
Feb
15
6%
Oct
2,600
27fV
Oct
17,800
27a
11
Dec
8
Oct
21%
72
Corp
1
10
25c
Inc
4%
374
41
27i.
274
2■■■• 4
4,700
1- %
174
1 fa
2.000
74
ft'
7u
16,800
...
Feb
'774
Apr
23%
prefer,red
274 Jun
Tower
Jan
Trans
Cont
1174 July
3
Trans
Jan
87
Feb
274
Cuba
Jan
Oil
Oct
9
Oct
99
Doc
457V Matl
Jan
757V
40
4174
10,900
174
4,400
5%
1,200
3%
Dec
10
Jan
200
187V
Nov
22
Aug
Mar
534
24%
A—.
Triangle
—a,
—
fa
22
700
177«
Dec
25
12
12%
300
107b
Dec
1574 Mar
109 %
1,300
5
ft July
1|J July
—
550
96
95
Dec
Jan
Apr
2
500
13V
Dec
27a Aug
3%
800
334
Oct
574 July
11%
U7b
214
2%
1 %
13
4
20,700
74
Dec
374 Jan
1 3
11 7 B
174
1,400
1%
Dec
Oct
3(i; May
17 a
4
2,100
400
8 %
Oct
Mar
2
Vn
y'a
2,400
4%
800
3'L»
Dec
19 % >19%
100
1874
Dec
111
3-7 b
14%
Jun
4
Jan
fa
74
Jun
57a Mar
22
Nov
14%
26,000
161
16:,b
800
a
TrnpV Tnr
.10c
7 711
Corp
8
5%
Canada
,7%'
**8 7a
—-—*
2.000
Jan
2074 May
15%
Dec
237V Aug
293R
13%
16 f«
•
Jan
Oct
5na
9If4
1%
1414
——10
78
Dec
6ft Feb
2 ft
1637V July
3 7V
2
*
Cable Co.
Feb
79
2%
1
&
Jan
217a
1.25
warrants-
Dec
105
22
IB
Conduit
274
22
1
Corp-
Jun
4 %
class
"% Oct"
Auk
30%
Jan
6%
Dec
674
Dec
4
Dec
11
14% May
Dec
Co
Feb
Sep
17%
40%
21
100
50c
1ft Jan
867b
57a
12
10c
l
Oct
3
274 Jan
ft Dec
75
1
2131)
1
87V-Jan
Dec
18
1.000
3,000
1
Industries Inc
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Lux
Trans
15% July
12% Jan
4
.—
Tonopah
Jun
827i
98
-
23
Security Trust Co I.td—•
deposit rets Old registered—£1
Toklan Oil Corp
Toledo Edison 4% ft
Dec
174 Dec
Sep
3474
1
40 7 «
1
Mining of Nevada—
Acceptance Corp class
Caribbean Airways class
5%
a
Aug
674 Oct
80%
98
23%
1
Inc.
Apr
Jun
Nov
—10c
3674
3534
70c
Nov
15% Sep
4% Dec
5
-1
—1
(when Issued)
Markets
12%
13
12 7 4
13
12%
2% Dec
2%
19
87a Aug
Dec
Guys
from Harrison
Inc
u
Unexcelled
4% Aug
Oct.
Two
43 % May
Union
Gas
Chemical
Co
of
274 Oct
5 fa May
.Union Investment C'o
2%
5 %
.Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
Dec
Jan
4
534
5
57
7
ft
3 9
20
ft
11
»%i> 'i.
*
^
1
774
'k
■*&
y
^
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•-
174 Jap'.
774 July
47V Jan
21fb Sen
50
*
Feb
7%- July
874
4474 Nov
117 V
"774
2274
13% Jan
1474 May
75% Jiui
3;%. Jan
rr%;tfecv *.
1%
~5
„
Dec
100
Apr
26 7V-Feb
46,174- May
24% Jan
2% Dec
10
•
43, 4 May
Sep
May
200
3f4
59
557V
.
Oct
227V
37 V
22%
Jun
Oct
1P% Nov
1£>; Aug
.
22IV
3%
Jan
4074 May
*i. 2274 Nov
....
427 V
237 V
.
31% pec
4674
4674
12
.23-
Dec
11%
-
Jan
Oct
474
2,400-
3374
July
July
77V
39V4: Feb
1,400:
6%
6
4
3
\
-
Jan
Oct
32% July
9,700
574
Apr
33%
1274
~57a
Apr
1674
,
Vi Jun
28
1274
May
65
t
.
Dec
38
.
2
ft
ft
Mar
..
23-
Apr
33% Dec
2074
!
Dec
'
41.%
2
,
2674- Nov
.,,
Oct
20
67* July
-
25 la
1274 May
2!>
Jan
8r,4- Feb
.
,
374
,
1074
25c
•
common—
Roofing Inc
Trans
84
24%
;
14,400
July
11
——l
Trans
17b
247»
1,900,
.
May
-
8
100
Jan
16'4
Dec
87«»
53H
1
*1
47»
14
11
800
Jail
17a
37a
30%
8%
47h
—
874
\'i Jan
45
8%
23a
Company
Consolidated
i>.
Thrift,iinart
Jun
1%
pfd F_—100
(The F C) Company
Aeronautical Co
iRverson &
Jun
16%
Inc
Carpet
Russeks
Russell
Tliorofare
637V
Dec
Tri-Continental
Raceway
Ryan
Jan
Jan
7%
Ltd—
Roosevelt
Oil
26%
38%
2,200
Go—
dep rets ord reg
Roosevelt
Raxbury
Royallte
1774 Dec
3,000
87»
39%
874
4 fa
10
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc—
70c convertible
preferred—
Feb
19
5 %
& Sons Inc
(1)
Royce
American
16
49%
"
874
"4%
Jan
2
.
7V Nov
■»
Oct.;
37V Nov
6V4 Oct)
257V> Oct;,-.
100
.3,100
5
11
B
-8
Co
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
New common
8
700
16,200
74
11%
Sep
1074 July
874 Jun
12 fa
common-——-—-7
common
i—1
20c
Chemical
Thiokol
187n
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3
Rochester Gas & Elec 4rb
Rokeach
Oct
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co_—.——5uc
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
1
Grande
11%
-—1
Corp
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rio
Calgary
Power &
47
fa
11
11%
i,\
■.
100
Jan
11
Co
Inc
Shovel
8%
50c
Coj,...
Industrial
Republic
3,600
;
-
Jun
2)4
1
common—
Inc
Corporation
Oil
Tliew
Nov
A
Electric
X49%
J
?
<fc Co
Oil Corp
Insurance
19
11%
20
Reda Pump Co
Reliance
11
11'8
17a
9
Jun
27V
1
Corp^
;
preferred
cum
Texas
20% July
Oct
5
27%
—
500
4ft
177a
,
11%
1
common
Texas
i
1
Kath Packing Co common
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
Reiter-Foster
B
Tampa
ft
(Robert)
class
Tel-A-Sign
1,300
Class
Q
Reis
Inc
8 la
%
Oct
74 Apr
% Feb
4 fa
Xll% Dec
83n
14
2
3,400
•'
>
Apr
8%
—100
com
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co-—
Rapid-American
International Petrol
Technicolor
4Wo cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp «te Timber
Pyle-National Co common
—
common.
Superior Tool & Die Co
Public Service, of Colorado—
i
174
257V Jun
Doc
;
,
Jan
10
57 '/a May
48
8%
*
1,000
—1
*
1
25c
Supermarkets Corp-
117»
12
5
—,—
Corporation
I?ay Drug
Sunset
6f4 Apr
Idov
Corp
& Co common
(S)
Sunrise
Jun
2/jj Nov
(Hugo)
& Co common
Stop & Shop Inc_„
Jan
1174
Gas——.
preferred——50c
25c
•
Corporation
5
*
Aluminum Products common.5
Brewers Inc
1
Precision Corp (Del)
10c
(j B) common—
—
*
(A)
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Dec
7
conv
Stetson
Feb
lft
Jan
9 % July
;
•
Feb';.
16%
6,200-..
x2'/H
9
—,—1
(The) Corp
div
5tic
1374 May
2
274
974
47V
Oct-,..
Dec/
8,600
2 -ft
871
5
6"
52,200
23
2%
9%
2%
174
Dec
6
1,400.
674
X2
-itr
.
700
774
217a
23
17,400 V
7V
%
19% Mar
200
2274
6
Corp
Statecourfc Enterprises Ilic——V.
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
207a Aug
Dec
Feb
8
48,100
6%
>4
6
2.900
3ft
49
Starrett
July
97
2074 Mar
7
1
Co
1
1
Tube class B_——1
Uranium Mines Ltd—'—J
1
Stan rock
274 Mar
14
Oct
Nov
6%
Inc common—
Shares
Standard
Feb
1
10
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Mar
24
Products
Standard
474 July
Oct
74
51%
2
483a
7
Oil
Standard
1074 May
10% Jau
58fa
217V Mar
157V
li
1
Forgings Corp
Standard
Stein
734
1.7,
Standard
1674 Aug
1674 July
Steel Parts
7%
7874
Jan
preferred
$1.60 convertible
37a Aug
6V4
1%
Standard Dredging Corp commonStandard Financial Corp
634 Aug
"4
74%
6%
—
Stalil-Meyer Inc
Jan
Jan
Oct
7'a
14,
Jan
47a
6274
Corp
Spencer Shoe
Jun
174 Dec
47a
6
78 34
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
';
300
2,
50
Corp of Canada common—
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Providence
2,100
2 f»
Dec
25°
class
Inc
53«
——-*
Power
Prentice-Hall
Jan
*
.
common—
Alexander
&
6%
*
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
ng
5%
574
Co
Products
12%
13%
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Polaris
7,900
2';,
5
Inc
Mines
u
10®
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
pierce
34
10 pesos
—
4% Nov
47$ Feb
—.
Peruvian
Nov
3
Specialty Stores Co Inc
May
1%
«•
1
5
1
*
1
20
Spear & Company
Apr
13 74
-fix Dec
1% Dec
57
Apr
July
148
—25
25
23
Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc———.——2
Southern Pipe Line———..a
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Jan
3%
5% Oct
30,300
17'n
3s
IV
1
Aug
17a Dec
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
/4.08 ft cumulative preferred
Southern California Petroleum
99% Mar
75
900
24,700
17% Aug
200
22
4.24ft
10974 Dec
16% Feb
380
+
203«
convertible preference—
4.32ft
Jan
Mar
30
2f
19%
20
Jun
25
25
25
convertible preference—
4.48ft
9174 Apr
3
B
4.56%
Jun
23 %
100.
19%
•
—25
Jan
2074
15
Edison—
California
4.88%
11%
19%
——
original preferred-—
cumulative preferred—
5 '/o
Jan
98
Airways Iuo—,
Southern
27% Jan
fa
99 3 4 100
2
27% July
20 74
common
(.-8
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
*
Sonotone Corp
;
1
Soss Manufacturing common——_1
South Coast Corp common
,_1
South Penn Oil Co common
12.50
Aug
-700
Co
Slick
26% Jun
2,500
*
Pep Co class A
Class
Jan
200
—2
Parker
Jan
14% May
92
30:!«
100
Page-Hersey Tubes common-.
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc
Motors
57u
Sep
7% Dec
44% Dec
300
26
3
10c
*
Jan
1974
Dec
.<
Nov
Feb
8
7
•
Simplicity Pattern common
-1
Simpson's Ltd common
•
Singer Manufacturing Co—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered,
£1
Skialrort Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Jail
X331 i»
•
1
Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5?4
Paramount
37a
12'a
x33
111
Airlines
Pentcpec Oil (O A)
50
1,300
23
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
Northern
July
45
—
conv
$4.36
93
1% Dec
33'a
—-—
Pacific
Jan
Dec
54
Jan
3
291B
preferred
Pacific
200
101
Dec
~8
4DV
1
5% redeemable 1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80 e;o redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50 i'o redeemable 1st preferred—-25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred—
•
$4.75 dividend prefex-red
$4.75
425
VI;
Oct
lis
3
413
*
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%>
5 Wo
1st preferred
56%
8
8
—
Securities——
Electric
85
7
Inc
81% July
90
400
1%
Nov
58%
1%
ft
56
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOs
Overseas
1
Jan
16% Aug
25
101
98
1'»
^
Town
Omar
100
63
374
5,800
——1
Silver Creek Precision Corp——19c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
—
1
Silvray Lighting Inc—
25c
Sitncu American Shares
...—5,000 fr
Simiiions-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred-——-*
Silex
May
87a Dec
17 %
—.———■——100
7 % Mar
Dec
Oct
2
common
preferred
Shoo Corp of America common
Sibuney-Caribbean Petroleum C'o
Sicks Breweries Ltd——
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
.
Ogdeu
& Power
Water
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
O
Oceanic
5
*
-1
25
Mining
Derm
Sherman Products Inc—-
9% Mar
li) Dec
Hi
20c
*
common
Shultuck
91%
1% Feb
2
Leather
Shawinigaii
6% July
767i Nov
ft
Seton
10 fa
Nov
147a
1
Servomechunisnis Inc—
Jun
78
43/a Oct
66
lla
1%
17a
—
3,400
SerVo
Jun
<
42% May
8% Jun
Apr
27a Dec
30
3%
4
-
*
5,700
fi34
Jun
7
1174 July
4034 Jan
Dec
——
B
Corp of America
11% May
47a
72
90
1
of America
3
fi',4
.50
Northern Ind Pub Serv
217a
i—1
50c
1
10c
1
•
l°c
1
common-
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class
Jan
574
24fa Dec
1
Ltd
•
Dec
Mar
7
Co
3 ft
IV* Oct
3
—10
B
.
79,900
6%
6:?ii
10
American Cement class A
600
7,40O
11,700
•
North American Royalties Inc—
Nov
5%
Dec
Steel
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Socman
Bros Inc
Feb
20
13
38,300
6%
474
78
10'/a Jan
—
•~i%
50o
lOo
Inc
Norbute
Nov
—-1
& Fisher Co—
Sayrc
274 May
1374 May
% Oct
200
Ufa
11%
1%
10
1
1%
100
17 %
25c
(Del)
Oil Inc
Savoy
-4
Ltd
Class A
Jan
9%
Merchandise
Nuclear1 Corp
4774
14
preferred 4.40% series_20
preferred —.——20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
1
ii
York
Northspan
Dec
87 V* Jan
nigh
low
11%
1,500
5.60%
Jan
17a Jan
2%
17%
I,300,
Range for Year 1957
;
14
Cumulative
ft Jun
% Dec
Va Dec
liS
Oils—
Canadian
Cumulative
Jun
137%
Va Dec
200
•
1374
series—20
preferred 4%% series_20
8%
New
North
2,500
High
Low
Co—
1
York Auction
Class
ft
lie
W
1
Shares
8
Milling Co Ltd
Carlos
Diego Gas &. Electrio
Cumulative preferred 5%
20c
York <fc Honduras
North
Oct
118
•
—2.50
common
Inc
21m
New
Lites
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Saleui-Broiilirs
207V
Co
Mines
St
1
New
Noma
'
Co common
Rim
lft Jun
Oils Ltd
Coal &
Mining
\5% Dec
Land
Arizona
Superior
Nickel
1301
1
50o
Chem Co
&
«fe
New Process
New
preferred
1,
100
1
•
Zinc
New
New
Dec
% Oct
San
England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch. CO
convertible
33% July
San
50c
,
New
50c
1878 Dec
5
for Week
Jan
2%
Sep
Range
of Trices
Last
Par
21J Ocf
common
1
£ales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
hiyli
ZjUUs
174
.
New
1957
1%
1
EXCHANGE
ENDED JANUARY 24
STOCKS
Range for Year
30c
Corp
New Bristol Oils Ltd—
New Brie Dom oil CO.
THE WEEK
RANGE FOR
Sales
for Week
774
90
Jun
May
Dec
97a
Jan
Nov
247V
Jan
Number 5711
187
Volume
The Commercial and Fiiumcial Chronicle.
...
(483)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
Last
Btoek
Exchanr*
Aircraft
United
Products
Range
6%
5%
6 %
3,300
5ft
5%
5ino
3,400
4Va
Elastic
Corp
Products
Milk
Molasses
Araer
N
United
Profit
v
J
RR
&
U
Sharing
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming Co
23'/a
Corp
1
37%
common
50c
Corp
25a
Vitamin
Stores
Corp
AirieTican
Insurance
Marion
Corp
Universal Products Co
Oct
19 Va
Dec
43% May
4 Va
1,000
1V4
500
1% Dec
4
Dec
Nov
59% May
31% Mar
12 Va
Dec
21
14
V*
15
21,500
24
1,900
17% Oct
5'/a
10,400
4% Nov
5%
5
36%
33
2%
2
4%
1,000
36%
2,900
2%
2,300
4%
4
Norman Industries warrants
Vo Jan
6'A Jan
Dec
1 Va
5
Oct
29 Va
Aug
28 Va July
% Nov
78
_
Stock
Oct
112
•
_
Week's Range
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Cons
AGerman
AS
f
Munic
secured
Low
7s
1947
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
85
July
65Va Jun
4%
Nov
.1
~2%
2%
2%
.2
3%
398
4
9%
9%
300
8% Nov
1939
(City of) Germany—
tCO'A redeemed)
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6%s
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan
A) 2VeS 2008
Feb-Aug
AHanover
$165
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7S
(Issue of Alay 1927)
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
May-Nov
April-Oct
7s
1947
1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
—
3%
3%
1,500
2% Oct
—
Mar-Sept
~3%
900
6
Rio
de
Janeiro
♦No
I
par
stmpd
value,
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
dividend.
Aircraft
Co
•
preferred-,
7%
Dec
3
a
(Plan
A)
Deferred
Waitt & Bond Ihc
Wallace & Tiernan
Inc
Precision
series
distribution,
in
year's
2s
Jan-July
2012__Jan-July
Instrument Co
1
"w
1,"
when
issued;
Ex-stock
g
range.)
are
"w w,"
5
Weiman & Company Inc
Western
Leaseholds
Western Maryland
-
Western
dep rets
Western
Tablet
14
Sep
18
26%
500
23 Va
Oct
33% Aug
2'A Apr
&
400
2Va
1%
900
•
1
July
3% July
2% July
Oct
4%
91
—
(not included
Stationery
*
com
65%
66
on
dividend,
r Transaction
for
with
warrants;
"x w,"
without
warrants.
Averages
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
30
20
IB
Total
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
trials
roads
ities
Date
Jan.
17—
Jan.
21
Jan.
22
Jan.
444.12
20
Jan.
23—A
Stocks
Jam
88.36
80.28
68
Dec
152.11
92.55
88.45
80.33
92.36
88.42
151.89
92.50
88.37
80.39
92.36
88.41
71.54
151.56
92.75
88.57
80.77
92.66
88.69
447.93
—
71.64
71.65
106.23
106.69
71.36
152.08
92.75
80.81
80.80
92.69
88.76
Over-the-Counier Industrial Stock
47
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
27
27 Va
150
26
26 Va
27
125:
23% Jan
May
29% Jan
Date—
32 Va
Apr
40
Dec
Mon.
Jan.
20
77.91
High
13,800
% Dec
3
Jan
Tues.
Jan.
21
78.44
Low
200
8 Va July
18
Dec
Wed.
Jan.
Stores
IH'2%
Inc
1 Va
1
1
1
common
preferred
conv
9%
9%
9%
25
Wichita
1
~2%
1%
~2%
700
Wiekes
5
1 3 Vo
12%
13%
600
10
14-%
14 V4
14%
River Oil Corp
(The) Corp
Williams-McWllliams Industries
Williams
Wilson
5%
<R
fe
C)
Brothers
Woodall
3,900
9%
6
6
1,150
4
3%
4
3,300
Dec
4'A
Dec
•
33
Oct
43%
11%
Jan
Fri.
Jan.
17%
Jan
101=
May
Apr
44 %
18%
2,100
16% Feb
21% July
stocks for the week ended Jan.
44 Va
900
40 V*
Oct
79% Jan
groups compared
6% July
lVa
10,900
Ta
; Woolworth
(F W) Ltd—
vAtner dep rets ord reg
41%
preference
Wright' Tlargreaves Ltd—
:*
:2apata' Petroleum
.
.
5s
1%
.•
10*
1%
10%
9%
10%
Friday
Intelest
BONDS
Americau
Stock
Period
Exchange
V.
•.
Last
1,800
or
Sale Price
AAmer. Stedl & Pump 48 1nc debs
1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel fis Aug 1 1998
'Boston
Edison
Chicago
2%s
Transit
series
Jan-July
Delaware Lack &
Western RR—
23
Sep
May
Bid & Asked
High
$130
Sold
Year 1957
NO.
Low
High
45
—**
Va
57%
*4'/a
14
Non-Durable
121 Va
•
17, '58
——A:
:
381.3
346.6
'
304.9
—_—J.
Jan. 10, '58
Goods
413.1
___—
299.0
Utility
155.7
Finance
and
270.5
Service
264.0
273.2
Trade,
262.8
"
366.6
325.2
503.5
+ 6.9
219.7
158.0
—
472.5
438.7
317.5
J
+ 1.5
234.9
Transportation
292.3
+1.8
+' 1.8
-
,
405.8
•...
\
Low
+1.9
;
"340.3
>
i
365.0
-1 2.0
374.5
V
High
Change
163.5
A
2.5
292.1
+4.0
404,1
,
210.8
'
-
254.4
402.3
"+
146.1
,
97 %
Mining',
•
262.8
130
81
91%
76%
86 Va
1
44
06
1
35
58%
5
95
98
5
93%
93%
78%
81
45%
45
38
38
96 %
96%
93%
95%
4
89% 119
53
81
Composite
—'
Manufacturing
Range for
43
97
Jan.
Durable Goods
Bonds
Friday's
97
June-Dec
Authority 3%s 1378
Dec
9%
$37
97
Qjiar-Feb
1970
A
June-Dec
June-Dec
1%
Feb
Week's Range
Low
V
'•
1957-1958—
Percent
£1
Corp
3
78.87 Jan 23
prices based on the closing prices of the common
17, 1958, for composite and by major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
17%
5ft Feb
18
B
Low
The SEC index of stock
43
Vn
2
commoiu
150
13
24
Range for 1056
94.00 Aug
SEG Index of Stock Prices
15% Alar
12%
78.88
High
Jan
90
1
24—
71.50 Dec
—
*
78.71
78.58
8% July
100
400
16%
16
(»%
22
Jan. 23—
Range for 1957
95.07 July 26
26 Va Mar
4% Dec
2% Feb
1
Closing
Jan
Dec
Inc
Petroleum
Thurs.
Jan
13 Va
Machine
Industries
Woodley
4%
12%
6
.25
T.t. 4>/a% pl'd
(John) Industries Ltd
Newspaper
Oct
1
^Wisconsin Pwr
Wood
1 Va
10% Sep
23% Jan
10 Va Mar
1
Co__
common
preferred—
Wood
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Feb
10
10c
88.35
106.87
20
Eagle Internat Oil Co
92.25
106.52
Inc
1
40
Bonds
445.70
Coal
White
/
ities
92.52
Westmoreland
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Total
Util¬
Ralls
447.29
% Jan
54
10
Grade
Ralls
Westmoreland
White
Second
Grade
trials
151.41
10
First
Indus¬
71.38
107.10
10
446.64
—_
139% May
% Feb
100
66
41%
year's range)* d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(not included in year's range).
x£x-
Stock and Bond
Jan
Dec
2.000
Va
1b
39
—
in
Ltd—
shares
52'A
Alar
7%
Oct
120
Jan
Aug
21
Nov
400
4%
4%
1%
Nov
81
July
160
2% Jan
2,200
1%
Dec
16 %
300
17
2Va
1%
%
102% Dec
1st pfd—100
Invest
ord
% Dec
20,700
2 Va
Ltd
1% Oct
8,300
1 Va
17
1.25
100
pfd
l'A
1
17
l
Ry 7%
Stockholders
Amer
350
1/
53
43%
29
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
3'/a Jan
17%
114% 119 Va
1V«
119 Va
45%
39%
101%
53
the
Jan
16 Va
~1
•
(Del)
104
25 Va
10c
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Nov
700
17%
73
99%
57%
45%
$38%
45%
delivery transaction
6% Jan
4% Jan
Ve Dec
51
1*70
,
Va
2 Ve
1
preference
Webster Investors Inc
,
2
2 Va
30
Webb & Knapp Ine__
$6
65
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
2
Va
60
73
....
y
Jan
1% Dec
200
2%
2%
•
100
.
54
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
ABonds being traded flat.
'
s! ;
'
,•
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
{(Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
listed
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
73%
64
Jan
7%
2% Oct
2,000
w
Waco
52
70%
$55
—
45%
—
—•
$72
$99Va
—
'
-
57%
$72
A.
157%
—
$55
June-Dec
■
182%
111%
—
$65
7Va Jan
.1
Corp
A-
$165
High
r>6
'
165
A Hanover
13'A Jan
Silver-Lead
Low
July
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan
Year 1957
No.
—
$156
—
Range for
Sold
$190
__
June-Deo
Bouda
High
Jan
141
Vinco Corporation
•
Friday's
Bid & Asked
....
Below
Va
;
Interest
Exchango
2% Apr
40% Dec
300
Jan
1
44
8
.1
46% July
4% Jun
Feb
25
.5
.
3'A Mar
28
23%
.1
Petroleum
Sep
47,900
14 Va
B
rValspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
1% Jan
15
Aug
24
2
..Utah-Idaho Sugar!
Jan
2% Feb
2,800
1%
208
Dec
800
3%
Apr
ur
%
37%
43
5
Dec
9
2'A
36
43
14
common
Oct
% Dec
200
15
Universal
Venezuelan
5'A
6,700
23%
2'/a
~I%
10
Van
Dec
Dec
800
1
22 Va
2%
Universal
>
%
1
_
1"'!
10%
%
9
1
1
United
•
29%
400
168
10c
Universal Consolidated Oil
,«>•.
% Oct
81,500
4
10
States
Universal
7% May
1Tb Jan
39% May
Oct
3%
25
Corp
United
-
Va
100
common
preferred
Conditioning
Foil class D
S
31
10s
Canal
Air
S
29%
*
5
common
10%.
U
'
13
1
Ltd'—
Co
dep rets ord registered
United
1
American
High.
7% July
4% Dec
1
10c
United
24
BONDS
Low
common__50c
United
JANUARY
Range for Year 1957
High
Corp
United
ENDED
Friday
Sbarea
Low
United Cuban Oil Inc
United Asbestos
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Prtee
Far
FOR THE
Sales
Week'i
53
20
53
5ff
78%
79
15
76%
94
80
90
77
114
48
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
,
Lackawanna of N J Division—
'*
ilfay-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5V2S conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust GVaVo Uq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
April-Oct
; -
1st mortgage
A 1st
4s series A 1993
4s series B 1993—
mortgage
Finland Residential
National
5s
.
New
6 Vas
Ohio
Electric
due
Power
debentures
3'As
1976
1961
1st
mortgage 3%s 1968
Est mortgage 3s 1971
"Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Electr&ype
7s
deb
Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1967
3s
series
$88%
19C5
1976
3s
series E 1978
3s
series
F
series
1979
G
1981
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
4JAs
H
1982
series
I
1982
series
J
1982
Mar-Sep
Southern
California
Southern
-
Counties Gas
Gas
3%s
1970
Southwestern Gas
&
(Calif.)
Electric
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch
Corp deb
Washington Water
3s
3%s
1973
130
72
80%
80%
55
89
87%
97%
83%
83%
100
8
70
88 Va
76%
91%
84
;
8
85
Bonds
$7,890,000
Total
Bond
Sales
$8,148,000
$258,000
Jan.21
2,158,830
5,330,000
224,000
5,554,0001
Wed.
Jan. 22
2,388,301
7,103,000
Jan. 23
1,940,685
6,768,000
5,441,000
335,000
Thurs.
239,000
5,680,000
Fri.
Jan. 24
2,828,330
6,266,000
371,000
6,637,000
11,621,370
$31,695,000
$1,427,000
$33,122,000
Total.
Jan. 1 to Jan. 24
Week Ended Jan. 24
1953
8tocks—No.
of
Shares...
1957
11,621,370
1957
1958
10,497,979
39,117,251
40,789,365
$1,427,000
$937,000
$4,276,000
$3,795,950
31,695,000
19,344,000
83,914,000
74,205,600
$33,122,000
$20,281,000
$92,190,000
$78,001,550
Bonds
S.
U.
Government
International
Bank
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial.
Total
90%
99%
8
89
99
105 Va
10
105
1
97%
11
94
Transactions at the American Stock
105
103
•
—
110
,108
87'A
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
84
—
—
$46
$101
-
55
102
$95 %
—*
91
93
Stocks
55
77
(No. of
Shares)
97%
—-
Exchange
103% 109%
83
\ $88%
$93 Va
Jane-Dec
Government
Bonds
99 Va
89 Va
96%
April-Oct
United States
Bank
Bonds
82
84%
1
87%
Va
89
110
1971_—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
6s ser A 1963
Power 3%s 1964
__
94
$107%
1970
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
82
99%
'
<.
2,305,224
Railroad
and Miscel.
89
118
__
100
110
Jan.20
Mon.
98'/a
1
__
87%
$85
105 Vb
0/
97
93
$85
Jan-July
4%s
-*
series
4%s
99
$83
89 Va
No.
93
—
60
97
88
89
I
$56
87 Va
Stocks
Shares
102%
22
85
$85
97%
97 Va
85
5
—
132% 132'A
82%
98%
80
•
94%
3Vos series D 1976
3%s
•
99 Vo
1973_
2%s series C
—.
99
$94
132'A
94%
59
100
99
100
:
June-Dec
1973
A
series B
Edison 3s
—
$99 %
HaThor Water Power Corp 3s, J981__May-No«
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62„Jan-.7MZp
Southern California
17
—
$99
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Tues.
83 %
83
Safe
3Vas
--
Jan-July
1998__Jan-July
May-Now
3%s 1970
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Rapid
$83
Jan-July
May-Noo
Power Co Ltd—
extended to 1963
1953
78%
Corp—
subord
England Power
Nippon
v
Researcli
convertible
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
T«
90
104%
98%
Mon.
Jan. 20
Foreign
Foreign
Total
Domestic
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$15,000
$10,000
$78,000
15,000
86,000
Bonds
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974~
June-Deo
Perm Traction 5s I860
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
69%
June-Aug
West
Feb-Aug
66 Va
69%
53
63
663,910
$53,000
Tues.
Jam. 21
1
98
102%
Jan. 22
101 %
538,747
585,415
71,000
Wed.
92
Thurs.
Jan. 23
595,890
77,000
2,000
5,000
84,000
Fri.
Webb
Jan. 24—
755,055
89,000
12,000
5,000
106,000
$375,000
$29,000
$40,000
$444,000
101'A 101'A
«...
$95%
99
—
77
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
Last
Interest
Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
(Germany)
7s
1951
Jan-July
Afla
series
B
ADanzig Port
1951_—
&
Waterways
6'As
1952
April-Ocl
Jan-July
3,139,017
Week Ended Jan. 24
Week's Range
or
Fridajas
Bid & Asked
Low
ABaden
Central Blc of German State & PrOv Banks—
A 6s
series A
1952
Feb-Aug
Total—
$185 Va
High
—
Bonds
Sold
No.
Ratine for
Year 1957
Low
100
$139
105
$112
£l
24
21%
of
Shares—
High
190
134
90,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 24
1958
1957
1958
Stocks—No.
1957
3,139,017
4,210,578
10,236,378
17,247,848
$375,000
$209,000
$1,221,000
$818,000
29,000
87,000
83,000
192,000
40,000
69,000
117,000
183,000
$444,000
$365,000
$1,421,000
$1,193,000
Bonds
1
Domestic
Foreign
$19
5,000
85,000
government.
Foreign corporate
——
106%
24 Va
Total
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(484)
.
Monday, January £7, 1958
.
,
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
THE
WEEK
JANUARY
ENDED
ETOCKO
Lust
Sale Price
Par
American Motors Corp
Refining
American
Tel
Tel
6i
:
Prop.,.—7
Hecla. Inc
Service
Low
10
548
28 74
20
1703B 174%
2,870
50 74
347
Oil
Oct
Dec
73 Va
Jan
44%
Oct
54
Jan
41%
10%
25
10 74
50
80
170
36
Oct
49% July
9
Dec
Texas
Dec
—__——*
Eastern
6'e
Fuel Assoc
&
18%
18%
130
17
Dec
10
25%
26%
164
23%
Dec
Mass
St
Ry
com
42%
U
S
Shoe
U
t)
Steel
5 S'c
Motor
General
Electric
Gillette
Island
Lone
6774
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Co
62
Cement
7%
400
7
Dec
56%
57%
310
47
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40%
41%
284
37
Dec
62
64
52% Feb
72% July
63%
%
1,566
265
32%
Oct
36%
37%
30
30%
70
29%
Dec
53%
New
Tel
England
York
New
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New
Pennsylvania
78%
684
77%
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128%
&
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300
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Jan
Dec
77a
Oct
1074
Jan
557
Manufacturing
Die
Consolidated
Consumers
41
162
20%
21%
793
337a
Oct
Detroit
17%
Feb
49% May
20% Jan
Detroit
Gray
Steel
247a
737
22%
Oct
277a Aug
Detroit
40%
2.089
33%
Dec
47%' Jan
Economy
36%
347a
367'a
1.101
30%
Dec
457a
Feb
Evans Products
33%
337a
122
3074
Dec
49
Jan
50
12%
Oct
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5
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13
12.50
64%
13
63
64
74
424
52 V*
Feb
14
68% July
reb
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Friday
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Sale Prleo
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American Laundry
Burger Brewing
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling
Howell
Lou
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23%
24%
319
20% Dec
3074
20
156
14'/a
26 % Mar
17%
1
26%
125
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32 % May
Oct
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168
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100
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2
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1,100
374
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5
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374 Oct
100
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32
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21% July
51% Apr
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47% July
474 Apr
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3%
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174
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174 Mar
174
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1774
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55%
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275
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20
200
13%
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River
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50
Oct
68
Jan
36%
35
3674
100
29
Oct
38 %
Aug
-1
6274
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61%
63%
203
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12% Nov
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3% May
11% Oct
31% July
15% Jun
Jun
Apr
Dec
1,319
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374 Jan
Oct
14
1674
3%
53%
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—1674
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Clemens
Pfeiffer Brewing
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7,455
174
1
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•
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10
;
574
274 Dec
17% Feb
—
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Refineries
Leonard
243
2 74
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32
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10
2.50
Lansing Stamping
Sep
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21% Oct
80
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Drug
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Jun
174
2%
20%
49%, Jan
Oct
9074
39 74
35
•
.
42
604
3 74
174
Bearing
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50
Cincinnati Transit
Gibson
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High
10
Cincinnati Telephone
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of Prices
<fe
Dec
82% July
' : 1774 Mar
Dec
12
Jan
5
5074 July
2874 Dec
54 74
14
49
474
—
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13.'% Jan
274 Dec
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10
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5
320
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274 Nov
21 .' Dec
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35
374
common
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1274 Oct
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974
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for Week
26
307a
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Brewiiig
Hastings
Sales
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17%
8.50
com
Jan
Range for Year 1907
2%
__
8
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3574
10
—*
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19
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61% July
22% Jan
30
9
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Dec
578
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5
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1574
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13%
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22% July
Jan
Feb
4874
July
114% July
49
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527a Feb
(°1' Week
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274 ' h J. 274
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18
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of Prices
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224
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120
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474
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1974 May
774 July
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:
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1
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974
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5074 July
4974 Apr
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70
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4974
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1474
18
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4974
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68
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162
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76
2874 Feb
4074
417a
85
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American
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6374
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17
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190
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119
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2374 May
4174
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180
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53
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3274
45
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65
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2674
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see
page
40.
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41%
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74
19 74
20
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2774
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57
100
26
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200
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274
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16 74
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700
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9
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2574
2974 Dec
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41
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Borg-Warner Corp
2674
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2974
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65
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83
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474 Oct
3 74
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34
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32
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12
1374
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6 74
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31
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37
51
—
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2774
July
Amurex
Atchison
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National
3474
3474
—
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2974
90
Dec
7%
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2,800
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3774
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2974
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43
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4774
63
3574
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.
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6 74
5974 Mar
6
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1,200
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1774
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2174
3474
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6474
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1
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674.
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41
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300
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34
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4074
3074
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42% Mar
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7
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5
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Ohio Edisoa
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7%
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474
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4574
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45
10
Jan
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45%
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—
70
Monsanto
York
Admiral
82% July
Electric
Schenley
Oct
Dec
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Southern
1
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5
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174 Mar
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for Week
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5
5274
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45
Week's
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.
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4674
———
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574 Dec
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60
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STOCKS
90
—
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2 74
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compilation of the round-lot transactions only'
Friday
Feb
5274
Motor
r oriilard
50
11%
3
General
St
77%
54
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Radio
a
5174
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Dow Chemical
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200
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6
2 74
2074 July
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18074 Mar
53%
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General
6
2 74
Jan
Dec
Dec
3
530
3
Jan
18
25
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121
39%
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3974
10
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1674
3
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——25
Chrysler
Clopay
39
39%
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—
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1674
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47 %
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16074 Oct
177
46 %
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Dec
Aug
42
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35
70
4674
New
1
2,215
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172
4074
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774
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19
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4874 July
797a
1374
11
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Jun
115
41 %
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774
10
.
44
Jun
17%
10
Colgate
Dillon
Sherman Products
3974
50
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Jan
42%
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Avco
36
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Scotten
16% Mar
17 Va
Anaconda
Ashland
Mar
12% Dec
3374
17%
5
Telephone & Telegraph
■
1074
39%
10
American
Rights
23 7
4274
12.50
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American
56%
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m>i.Mi<an
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New England Electric System
22747
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Dec
10
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Dec
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274
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56%
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4074
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50
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46
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-
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Dec
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3574
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1974
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38 74
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(Ohio)
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High
3874
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25
—
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180% Mar
936
48%
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(Indiana)
Standard Oil
May
a
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Copper Range Co_
22% Nov
159%
Standard
8 % Mar
42
41%
•
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—
oil
High
Jan
49%
10
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5%
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Standard
41
25
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&
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Range for Year 1957
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874
28 74
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Cities
-
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1
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Sales
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of Prices
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5
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of Prices
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
24
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14 V4
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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&
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&
Nov
42% May
31% May
31
May
North
American
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Dec
North
American
49
Nov
62
Apr
Northern
Jan
Northern
13 3 4
23
23%
69%
100
11
Dec
203a July
400
19%
Dec
3734
Jan
634
Dec
12%
Feb
123% 126
63
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Oct
142
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140
Apr
53%
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100
24 %
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51
Jan
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77
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Dec
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9
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27
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51
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39
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63
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Republic Steel Corp <Unj
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22%
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49
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10
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39% May
6534 Jan
Jan
48
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Sep
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100
22% Mar
40
July
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23
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13
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100
2
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Southern
Pacific
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60% July
3
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100
1674
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234
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150
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Co
,:
2274
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Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
3174
Dec
42% July
38% Jan
Sundstrand
Swift
25%
Dec
25 Va
Nov
3134 July
GOO
83%
Nov
108% July
40% Feb
700
34 %
Dec
100
25%
Oct
137a
1374
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300
12% Oct
3734 July
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574
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Dec
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63% July
Dec
2434
25 74
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Kansas Power & Light (Uni—_ —__8.75
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Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)—.
26
26
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100
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Oct
7634
7674
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1,100
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4834
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65
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21% Dec
33
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,
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29% May
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Merritt
Co
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&
Metropolitan Brick
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Dec
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900
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Nov
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Minneapolis
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62% Aug
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68%
Feb
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Sep
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Dec
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Oct
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,
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29
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100
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4
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States
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1
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200
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10
300
1974
1974
225
10
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5
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page
40.
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Dec
17
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48 34
Jan
2,300
48%
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73%
Jan
2,050
12
Jan
18%
Dec
34 74
3334
3434
800
11%
5574
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557a
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Jan
Jan
Apr
July
31
5
20%
2014
(Un)
Jun
26%
5534
•
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64
26
5
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Corp
124% July
29 V* Mar
5534
10
Corp
9434
29
Dec
21 % May
39
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•
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35
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Muskegon Motor Specialties
For
323a
35
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&
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323a
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1
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Dec
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36 74
10
Co
Mfg
&
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25
1
Utilities
Apr
July
30%
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n
1934 July
400
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Min
Jun
19% Dec
600
4374
94
10
25
California
Jan
30
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Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Jun
3434
(Un)
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Dec
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15
Cement
Jan
57
Oct
32 34
3634
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25%
7%
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Apr
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2274
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Marquette
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Nov
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128%
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36
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21
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&
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10
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50
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28
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Oct
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23
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__
28% Dec
1,400
42 %
'an
3
Co
Door
Power
Jan
30%.;-.
27%
4274
Dec
7134
^.1
___
&
Hibbard' Spencer
BartlettIndustries
Inc.
Interstate
30%
3034
27
>4
-Tisfso
—
Tel
27%
0
1434
16
23
International
.30%
7.50
Corp
2>
•
L—
—_——
International
12% Dec
•
563n
7934
(Q) Brewing Co_„—
Steel
GOO
12% NOV
4134
Co_—
Haudaitle
Inland
15%
'
Hein Werner Corp
Heller (Walter E> ,&
Illinois. Central
Jan
15
1
Chemical
&
Amer
Sperry
Ililnois- Brick
Jun
77%
100
15 %
1
(Un)
Hupp. Corporation
17%
Oct
700
4
10
Corp—
Huttig Sash &
Oct
•7
(Un)
Southwestern
Howard;
13%
850
600
1
Com;4,
1,500
65%
1474
4034
.♦
Herts;
1734
64%
363 a
16
Dock
Heilinan
17%
65
1534
10 34
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical.
Oil
17%
.10
1434
413 a
-42%. .8
Gray Drug Stores
Great-Lakes Dredge
Uu4
-»
1434
r
10
CO—
Orevbrvurt- Corp
Gricscdieck Co
Nov
3374
...
11
Co
Steel
49% May
14 34
26
—5
;
Rubber
Hi
51 Va
Dec
3634
35 34
Corp
&
Dec
32%
143i
5134
Erothers
Goodyear Tire
46
20O
1
Pan
Apr
Pure
_5
Gillette (The) Co
Olirtre
Co (Un)—
Goldblatt
18% Aug
200
3534
2
100
^___
Co
15% Dec
51%
35%
Co
34 ',4
_iv
Utilities—%%%_
Genera] -Public
3,700
17%
50%
Pictures
1
,_1,
:
Corp
Cornr_-
-op.
.
17%
17%
Jan
Paramount
'
General'-Foods
Aug
Parker
,8 3
:
--
g
1„
General
18%
20% Apr
46% July
8% Jun
Transportation.^.——2.50
General'Amer
Dec
31%
200
2
Inc—
i
1334
Dec
i-
57
-.1—1
—
,
10O
10
Natural Gas
29'/a
5
„
Foremost. .Dairies
Jan
143a
Co—
Manufacturing Co
Quaker
Ford
41%
14%
Nov
-T
■■
(Un)_'_—U-lj—.--10
Fruehauf' Trailer
3834
Dec
1334
39%
_i,_____—5
Pont (E I)de
36% July
Oct
28 %
-
7%
20 "
Inc
Dec
20%
800
■
■
17%
10
t Un )
USA
|
(Un)
Bancorporation
Pfizer
Co
13%
1,600
31
*
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Pepsi-Cola
Co
900
3134
30%
16%
13%
9
common'—
16
30%
31
18%
5
20
Co
•'
1574
30%
1
1,500
25
Edison
15%
Jan
4,800
112
_1
America-,.—
Cudahy. Packing Co_;_^—d__5
-
Jan
18%
18 la,
CurtissrWright Corp (Un)——_____1
&
Jan
12 Va
44-%
23%
5
Crucible Steel Co
Detroit
39%
Dec
5%
23%
_10
Deere
Dec
300
17%
111
4._1
Dow; Chemical
25
7
136% July
v22%
Referred ____———1100
Consolidated Cbineht Corp.
Container Corp of America
Corp
50
7
Oct
July
18%
33 la:
-
g
Iron
283a
10
CO—
Power
Olin-Mathieson
123% 123%
54 7 a
conimoh
Edison
283a
1
Apr
Dec
49
_'__100
&
10
82% July
31
—.
Columbia Gas System
Dec
Ry
31
*
25
474%.. preferred
9
5
Gas
Pacific
.-8.50
pfd—
conv
93 Va
100
Co
Natural
States
July
35 %
200
9%
•
Illinois
Northern
45 T4
800
96%
9%»
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Northern
100
May
96%
KK
Illinois
8
8
2U
44 3«
2
Car
Dec
Sep
July
Oct
22%
43 %
_
Jan
central
50
22 %
I
Mfg
17%
Vfork
%
12%
Jail
5
26%
New
22
5% Dec
3034
10
3434
47
400
g
Co
600
200
200
(Un)
500
53
7,400
(Un)
Industries
200
300
9%
3334
l
193 a
52 ?1,
.23
Co
Chem
Range for Year 1957
a»yn
8%
3334
Co
Gypsum
Share*
High
1
-
3 3 hi
55
.'•1334
Electric—
Coleman Go Inc
Controh; Co of
Jan
1734
V
National Distillers
lo
S7
Cleveland. Cliff's Iron
5.25%.
42 7a*
common—■:
&
Commonwealth
633a
Oct
500
..55.
Pac„
Co
Colorado Fuel
Dec
10%
2
33 3 0
—_g5
——i
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31%
200
Jan
300
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Paul. At
Towel Co
Towel Co
Cincinnati
300
5
fer Week
Low
_i
Cylinder Gas
Dec
9 lii
flu
National
Inc
Dec
13%
19 74
Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co_
_•
South Shore & So Bend
12.50
Chrysler Corp
Cities
33
Industries
1%
2'.
lo
15% Aug
36% Jun
Napco
223a
36
50c
Scrv
3% May
1,100
1%
13 ',4
137»..
.
Ref common.
preferred
St
Dec
Pur
100
30
(Un )______♦
West Corp——
&
9%
Range
of Price*
Sale Price
High
Oct
9%
of America
Champlin-Oil
Milw
1%
'
.
13a
300
25
Corp
Centlivre Brewing
$3 convertible
500
10
Cenco
Central; &. Sou til
Loio
174
„__25
Carrier Corp common—li
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago.
Chicago>
.1 7u
Ine,
Canadian Prospect
Chic
High
(Un)
Canadian- Pacific
Celanese Corp
Low
10c
Week1*
Last
Range for Year 1957
"
6%
78
674
77
1174
200
37 74
800
67a
2,000
78
31%
6%
(an
Oct
800
58%
Feb
Oct
May
Jan
Van
Dorn
Iron
Works
Webcor
Feb
Western
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Oorp
38
1
Union
Jun
Whirlpool
Telegraph
Jan
Wisconsin
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Electric
37%
7%
293a
2934
2934
200
27 V.
Feb
Wisconsin
48
46
48
600
40
Oct
66
Feb
Woolworth
13%
1374
1374
200
11
Dec
18%
1J%
3474
363a
1,100
Oct
33
3334
2,100
27%
Dec
48%
4574
48%
800
39%
Oct
374
800
2%
Nov
2%
Nov
Dec
14%
Dec
20%
Jan
1,300
52%
Feb
68% July
1834
19%
500
15%
Dec
26 %
a
Feb
23%
Jan
4,800
8%
Apr
22
2134
22
1,000
18%
Dec
10
3374
33%
3334
100
28%
Nov
—10
22 34
22
22 Va
1,100
18%
Nov
23
Jan
10
Corp
Power (Un)
4174
4034
4134
900
35%
Dec
45
Jan
_
.
..
3334 May
41% July
3334
12%
700
64
Apr
34 %
12%
17
63 Va
12%
-2%
Corp
99 % July
12'a
1634
6334
19%
Inc
Jan
21
12%
15%
xl9
3%
4
20%
234
3
20 74
4
2034
800
1,100
30%
20% Nov
40
Jan
45 V8 Mar
5%
Service
(F W)
Yates-American
Youngstown
Oo_
Machine
Sheet
&
Co
8
Dec
1334
Jan
9
200
77
5
Tube
77
100
67%
Dec
121
Jan
122
122
200
93
Feb
13934
Dec
834
Jan
5%
Public
Jan
2P
T«*n
Zenith
Radio
Corp
1
33
V#J4
34
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
(486)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
JANUARY 24
FOR THE WEEK ENDED
Week's
Week's
stocks
Sale Price
Shares
Admiral
Air
7"b
82c
35.600
a53
264
2%
700
2
Dec
4',4
474
310
4
Dec
257o
26%
1.015
21
Alleghany Corp •UJa)--,Ailis-Chalmers Mfg Co (tin)Ltd
Aluminium
28*a
Bosch
American
27%
Corp (Un>
Arma
Theatres (Un)
Amer Bdcast-Para
—
42%
American Can Co (Un)
-
15
9%
Motors Corp (Un)—.—
Potash St Chemical
(Un)
American Smelting As Refining (Un)
Controls
9
General Dynamics Corp—
General Electric Co
(Un)
Aug
36% May
Dec
Expior. Co of Calif—
Foods
14
Dec
American Tobacco Co (Un)
Corp (Uni
General Motors;Corp .com——
Jan
24
General Paint Corp common.
General. Public Service Corp (Un)
48% July
36%. Oct
5
.
21% July
36
July
Feb
Oct
160%
174
3,231
3%
81%.
690
70
28
28
804
25%
41 %
42
1,690
39%
Oct ;;
43
Dec
72%*- Jan
Jan
46%
467b
999
40
Dec
65
16%
16*/s
415
14%
Dec
1974 May
Atch
18%
19%
4,607
17
Nov
26%
Atlantic Refining Co
_10
39%
39%
440
Atlas
__1
7%
8
2,689
3
3%
700
6%
7%
4,150
—
(Un)
Corp
—
Jan
567b May
1174 Jan
37% Dec
Dec
2%
(Un)
Securities
Baldwin
(Uh>_:
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Co-
Petroleum
Oil Co
Bandini
Bankline
.
11%
11
(Un)—13
lc
100
1
1
Dec
Jan
6
774 July
47a Oc4
490
200
2%
25%
26%
2,550
37«
3%
37«
7
6%
7
9%
535
9(a
Dec
14 %
24%
302
21 %
Dec
47
a50 a51%
125
43% Oct
Barker Bros Corp common
-5
Inc.
1
24 %
Instrument
Beckman
Corp (Un)
5
Benguet Consol Inc (Unt;
,—
pi
Bestwali Gypsum Co com tUm——.—1
Bethlehem Steel Con? (Un)—
8
Aviation
Bendix
Bishop Oil Co
Black
Diamond
Boeing
Bolsa
Hill
Bunker
38%
39%
2,987
337a
11%
150
5C
4,600
3%
Ry
Mobile
Gulf
Hancock Oil
$1.25
RR
Co class
preferred
37%
39%
7%
7%
Apr
9
Jan
July
July
6574 May
174 Jan
Jan
Corp.
(Unt
—
Sound
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Power
Idaho
Co
Cement
Ideal
47b
Jun
29(8
607a
Oct
37b
Jan
52
Jan
Jun
8%
61
Feb
July
28%
430
27 %
Dec
45%
Jan
21
20%
21
1,021
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Feb
25%
Jun
al5
a 15
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250
7%
100
28%
7%
217s May
13% Dec
Iron
8% Mar
Dec
7
10%
120
9 ''4
Dec
16% Jan
-1
11',4
11%
380
9%
Nov
14%
5
3074
31
764
28% Dec
25%
26
265
22
Oct
21*i
21%
100
19
Oct
a
Jan
50% May
•;
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2274
97 a
4Kb
18%
19%
227b
227 s
237b
70c
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.
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58c
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Jolins-Manville
21%
21%
297b
29 3 «
29%
71%
71 (a
87%
91
30%
30** it
53 c.
Oct ;
-
Jau
18%
Jan
82c
Jan
38% May
747b Aug
-
Dec
3,300
Apr
22c
Dec
97
Jan
35%
18%
Dec
25%
Dec
69%
f
Dec
114
' 87%
Oct
1087a July
37% July
•
320
365:
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■
38%
•26% "Oct
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Jan
80c
Jan
30c
613
40
41
397a
40%
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24%
878
9
3.107
76(4
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7818
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37%
37**,-.
912
32%
Dec
4%
Aug
52 % July
34*b Dec
5
Dec
(Un)
May
July
'
10
(Un)
Jan
61(b
Dec
12c
70*b
4
Corp
& Lauglillu Steel
Jan
70
,
Dec-'
50%
-
177
50c
40
Oct
27%
846
-
l.lOMar
-
Dec
100
217:i
7%
•
Oil
Oct
5(0
31
•
>
339
•
Paper Co (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jan
257b JUly
Feb
Dec
-
8,090
1
Canada (Un)„*
Feb
22%
35c
135
15c
Jan
Dec
..
110:
77%
247 b
Dec
40%
- *
236?
t
14c
773
May
13(b
32 %
150
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;
58% May
,
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■:
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1;010.
7
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29% jyly
150
■
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17%
45
51c
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v-r
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16
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*,
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;
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67u
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357b
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(Un)
Co
47% July
,
Oct.
27 %
7;06P
- r 399
44-%
♦
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Nickel
3% July
-.
410- ; ' 14 (b Dec
185'y >, /.v 14% Dec
17(4
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2% Apr
,
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>.
■.
15%
107% 108 %
38%
International
Jones
;
22%
(Unt
(
,
1,200 ',f. ■y.'l,2i:.Oq.t,: - ■!
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Internatl
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15
17%
15
1
Co
42%
••.;l,40<i'»r ;* l;;Oct
'
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RR
34%
40
Dec
55c
nfrZ*o.:rik v2,6%;'*DebT,
:
97b
common...
Steel Co
1%
41(a
197«
Co
Central
Illinois
l(b
Jun
93
July
567b July
Oct
22%
Co
33b
21% Aug
4'/4 Apr
Mar
32 7H
Mat',
'.
i 28% July
Oct
16c
74
41
1
12.50
10
Inland
alO%
—
Oil
Honolulu
Howe
46
,
Dec
589
17b
May.
Oct
2'b
173
50c
Imperial Development Co. Ltd
18% Jari
-
2.00 NOV
15
11,600
'
'
1%
May
30% Dec
-39%"May.
"
42c
1 Vs
32%
5
45
r *
;
:;.Dec
427b
32 7 «
1%
.
July
4?% July
19July
,.
Dec ;
-
21
595,...
29
—
Jan
2.50
(Un)
Electronics
Development Co
Homestake Mining Co (U11)
Jan
Dec
48 *4
-22%. Oct
a67 a67-%
42(4
—25
7%
1
2.50
Holly
13c
Nov
4-
'
175
28%
I
13%
117
Jun
July
Apr
72 % July
7% Jan
.
.16%..Jan,
^ *,
1,967
29
—
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Nov
51 % July
68%
133«i^ V33" v rN0V;.
3
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6,289
64
63*4
24
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2.20
;
30c
42c
a67%
25
—
—
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(Un)—
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International Harvester
7%
45Vb
Dec
15*8
'-
.^l;200«W;aa%,OCt'
34
A—
4c
2.73
Dec
17
3
lc
—
Hawaiian Pineapple' 1:
Hoffman
2.20
(Un)_—__<■
(Un)
52
12 %
Jan
5211
,
24ab
1674
1—3
Ohio
&
Gulf Oil Corp
2.20
.—
Greyhound Corp
10(4
1,019
1,138
527b
1v692k^ 36.(k Odt;
-
a 3 7,7 b
167 b
..1
(Unt.
Corp
Oct
1,216
13%
5
—10
—
Burroughs Corp ;
3
13',4
—
—
(Unt
Industries
Burlington
31%
4c
9
9
10
pfd
6'r
Co
700
15
Company
Budget Finance
2,400
11%
1
—
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_
Budd
l>/8
40%
39%
6 %
7 s Dec
1
37-%
.5
(Un)—
(Urn—^—
Co
Dec
6% Oct
-1
Corp.
Airplane Co
3%
2,940
.2
Chica Oil Corp
Borden
2,831
58% July
Dec
40
5c
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Blue
22%
!»/•
2
—
Mining
Consol
Mammoth
3% Aug
2% Mar
2%
26%
9*8
Jan
147b
Dec
9
247b
•
12.50
Financial
Hertz
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
a3634
1
Western
6%
27*.b
247b
5
;
Northern
467b
Avco Mfg
Oct
513
4%
a377b
10ft
Rubber—.
&
(W Rt &. Co (Unt
Great
19%
7%
Jan
24
'fr 250
28%
•26%
26%
4
.
42 7«
28
—
—1
Great
July
16%
Top & Santa Fe (Un) com.
(Un)——
Corp (Un).
"Warrants (Un)
4%
4174
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,
5
Co—
Good Humor Co. of Calif.
AugDec
20
'
1574
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Corp
& Co
McBean
Goebel Brewing
39%. Aug
330
*
Products
Gladding
Grace
-10
(Un)
Gladden
277a Aug
105
27
357b
1
38% July
*
Jan
36%
27
24
.....
77(2 Jan
—1
(Un)
Corp
35
^—5
(Un)
42% Jun
36%
7174 July
.
Dec
„
-■
22% Dec
210
27
^
-
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)-;
Granite: City Steei Co (Un)_—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
a25
—5
—5
May
18% Jan
-10
Armco Steel
Ashland Oil & Refin
Getty Oil Co common
Gillette Co 1 The).
Gbodyear Tire
a24%
-10
56
63% Jhii
17974 Mar
53.601
v
2.50
8% Mar
Feb).
2SS
81%
Fetj
8%
,
46'%: Oct"'
i;78?;;^-52%. Fob,
1.500 v.;-j » 2,35 Dec
,-350;
417b Jan,
8,396.:"33%-Dccm
51%
1574
35(4
83%c
27
lSVbMby
301-"
64
2.40
*
10c
—I©;
,
59% May
Oct
5,370:,n
507b
General- Telephone. (Un)
11
Dec
559 :'" 25
19(4;
6474
62%
64
General Tire ,& Rubber Co—
10(4 Dec ".
35% Dec;
41%
2.50
45% July
35% Octr,
81%
-25
-60
5
1
*
1,%
267b May
103
-25
(Un)--
Co (Un)
—
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Unt —
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)——
Arkansas. Louisiana;Gas (Un)
(The)
2834
19
G074
24% May
170%
American Viscose Corp
28%
617b
17% Oct
195
315
.
*
1,390
3Z
3074
19(4
37% Nov
6,695
5,105
207b
11% Dec
150
97a
—
—
General
1,662
42
10%
High}
LOW
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35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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295
Oct
19Vu
777
9%
4V'4 Aug
11%
19% Dec
574
90
Dec
43
43%
4,780
40%
Doc
25%
26%
1,54.4
24%
Oct
15%
16%
440
15%
25%
25%
25%
310
18%
a54%
a54% a55%
161
49 7
1
0,900
h
"a
-145
13 V'4
100
75
20%
Dec
12%
Dec
22
Nov
16%
16 V'a
10%
10%
20
33%
34%
35 V'a
623
39 V'a
755
15 V'a
985
12 V'a
385
28% July
25 V'4
27%
26% Aug
29Va Feb
48% Nov
39% Oct
17
Feb
Apr
10Vj Jun
30
11Va
17% Mar
47% Jan
Dec
Feb
14%
43%
46 V'a
2,121
50
12%
12
13%
5,927
11
Dec
38%
39%
6,865
34 V'a
Oct
-10
39%
5%
6 Va
1,376
4Va
Dec
10
13%
13%
14%
948
11%
Oct
18%
23%
23%
2,076
193i
Jun
23
Deo
11%
Dec
17
July
Jun
32%
..10
—1
53%
56%
5%
11%
11%
12
31%
coin-
31%
32 V'a
777
352
68
50
23%
23%
25
•
59%
58%
60 V'a
44
Nov
16 V'a July
Oct
70% July
46 V'a
■
Jan
22% Jan
40% May
Jan
1,198
:■>
16%
17 V'a
Kline «fc French Lab
Jersey
•
Gas
61%
Apr
65%
1
Light
36%
Jan
Jun
330
14%
Nov
17%
Jan
200
55% Oct
61%
27
786
23
Oct
07
489
67%
Nov
6 Va
7
70 %
27%
82
Dec
Jun
Jun
7%
342
Nov
7% May
35%
36%
985
33 Mi
Oct
38 Va May
37%
"
common..
34%
64 V'4
V'a
7 V4
I3Va
ImnvdVement
Dec
Nov
59%
65
Jan
22%
26%
5
38
V'a
725
31%
Oct
38% Mar
70
Nov
83
July
66 %
Oct
75
Aug
BONDS—
Baltimore Transit Co
6%%
inc
subord
4s
A
...1975
82%
83
82,000
...1977
ser
debs..
09
73
3,000
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week**
Sales
It 1111 go
for Week
•f Price*
Share*
I ast
8*1* I'll**
Nov
18
Jan
Oct
42
Vb
Jan
Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Dec
88%
Jan
Blaw-Knox Co
Dec
Par
572
33%
Dec
47%
310
25 V'a
Dec
228
33
Range for Year 1957
High
Low
%
33%
40
283a
25
24%
25'A
123
•
16%
16%
16%
163
Duquesne
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co
10
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
6%
Duquesne
38% May
10%
Loto
1
37 Va
—10
Columbia Gas System
1% Sep
40
8
33 %c
Co
Gas
28
52
Jan
30 V'a
Feb
6%
V'a
Dec
10%
Jan
25 Va
Nov
35%
65 V'4
2112
Dec
43%
Jan
14%
Oct
18
Jan
30%
Dec
49%
Jan
Harbison
,.7V'a
31 V'a
31%
2%
35%
70%
2%
6%
2,050
437
31
28%
197
24% NOV
5
V'4
Jun
Oct
Apr
7% Mar
37% Apr
32% May
Jun
280
Htgn
Dec
37%
37
360
55%
54%
56
5,065
48
10
43
42 Va
43
303
40
5%
5%
150
V'4
Dec
72 Va
Jan
Dec
60
Apr
Refractories
27%
1,115
17%
Jan
27%
Oct
McKinney Manufacturing
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common.—2.50
$2.50 convertible preferred
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
1
63c
64c
1.484
50c
Oct
1.55
Aug
Plymouth Oil Corp
4%
Apr
5%
28
...
Walker
26
8%
24 Va
24%
Apr
47% July
15%
56 %
46'%
common
31 %
39
03c
23
13%
..
—1
30% Jun
29%
a
Dec
,_10
common
1243n July
63% Jan
•
29%
33
Jan
540
33 7
7,373
May
a95
28%
35%
Jun
59% Mar
Apr
Jan
9
25%
10%
34%
44%
.18 V'a
16%(»
United Corp
Feb
34
24%
33%
Oct
35 V'a
Corp
Power & Light
20% May
a93%
29%
Dec
13V'a
Jan
Jan
25%
10%
36
756
39 V'a
—
Washington Gas
Jan
%
Oct
26
n94%
%
40
779
16 Va
—1
South
41% May
30 %
549
51% May
37%
—3
Corp
Jun
22%
950
119
41 V'a
15%
24
10
Co
Sun Oil Co
V* Mar
70
12
29
24 V'a
13%
1
j,—
Com
United
Feb
0V4
35%
IS
;
Smith,
44% May
13% Dec
14',.
•
40%
40%
V'a
Scranton-Spring Rock Wtr Serv
29% May
40% Jan
51 %
6
16
Scott Paper Co.
Jan
Dec
175
28%
'
.
40%
41
1
4-
Chemicals
Reading Co
May
8V'a
Nov
265
29
c
Progress Mfg Co.,
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
21%
—;—__1
Jan
8%
8%
975
Dec
14 "4
42
42%
314
38
Nov
47 %
Jan
18
18
100
15%
Dec
32%
31%
1
2%
1,206
100
1,095
29% Oct
1% Dec
Dec
2
36
344
36
July
71 %
155
65
Oct
40% July
1%
2%
Feb
Jan
41
Jan
85%
Jan
6%
7%
35
6%
Doc
25%
25 V'4
2
223a
Dec
37%
25
25%
53
22 3 u
Dec
31% July
8% May
Jan
Aug
(Un)—.5
35%
70%
7V'a
-5
—
V'a
1
—.—...
(Un)——4
.-—
In.:
.1
Telegraph
(Un)
12%
2.50
com..
22
25c
*
;
Stores
Ry Co
-
170% 174 V'a
26%
27%
45% Mar
30%
B
t
v
common
Potomac Electric Power
% July
17
1
Low
67
197
08% July
59
10
0%
Co
—
59% July
12%
21%
1
Range for Year 1957
High
15%
1.66%
Pennsylvania RR
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Apr
01 %
% aG2%
n61
Jan
Dec
43%
(Un)
com
Pacific
Western
.2,136
10%
—1G%
Insurance
Lines
Dept.
2014
10 3 ij
.——..5
Co
(Un)
Air
19%
20%
1—
.
Coast
Western
19%
51%
:——.1
Share*
■1
for Week
of Prices
66 %
26%
5
—
Pennsylvania
32% May
—5
10c
(Un)
Kentucky Coal Co
Western
46%
45%
Jan
——.——5
West
Western
Dec
26
—.10
West
Life
28%
209
10
common
Petroleums
Jan
311
..1
Equipment
Dec
Pennsalt
34
10
.,12.50
Corp
"•
Sales
Range
31
2
Co
(The)
Pennroad
33
.25
(Un)—_
Week's
Low
.10
Coal & Navigation
Martin
Dec
34
1
.
May
Feb
32
5
__
Dec
Bait—•
at
;
Merck & Co Inc
Dec
2
(Un)—.
Co
33
24
Co
31 %
♦
—.
Consol
3,206
America
Co
Watch
251'a
1
(Un)
Inc
37%
Oct
•
(Un).
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Westates
36%
16
(Un)
138
4
non-voting..—
(The)'
Lehigh
Jun
tr*f
1
Corp common
Universal
37%
13%
Co
Industries
U
U
26% July
20% Jan
891
Inc.——
Corp
594
529
common
Oil
20
284
37
(U11)
Corp
207
32
26
-
33%'
Corp—
Lines
United
a23%
1
Co.—
Dairies
Homasite
42% May
V'a
50o
Film
Carbide
United Cuban
51%
Oct
22
Oil Co of Calif—
Jan
1.80
25
1
—
Motots Corp
Brothers
Gimbel
Hecht
04% July
Sep
38
.
Union
Aircraft
D(?c
44%
35 %
(Unl
Union
United
45%
101
Co.—————1
(Un)
Air
67% May
A
Motor
Hamilton
% May
791
a62%
Co.
of
Co
Class
5% Aug
10
Twentieth Century-Fox
Sugar
Dec
32 Va
Corp capital
Airlines Inc
United
46
37
common
Union. Pacific Ry Co
973
32 Va
:
Tri-Conlinental Corp
04
22%
(U11)
Co
Products
Oct
Dec
2,043
a02%
25
Inc
Tidewater Oil
•
3%
33 V'a
2,284
1
(The) (Un)—_^
90
•
3,130
25
common—
Thriftimart
50!a'
.
,
.—7.50
-
Texas Co (Up)
Texas Gulf Sulphur
305
.
Dec
Finance
Dec
a
49
7
(Un)
4 Va'
15%':
35 V'a
.48
——*
Sylvania Electric Products—
Jan
130
23
1
common
Delaware Power & Light common—13 V'a
Duquesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
Fidelity & Deposit Co————4
10
Jan
17 7
50% '50%
1
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
155
62%
a42% a42%
a23 % a24%
10
:
(Un)__;
Studebalcer Packard
Swift & Co
Nov
50%
25
„
Inc
1.
.34
49%
25%
0'/*
__
Oil''Co of N J (Un)—
Webster
4%
34%*
2
California
Chemical Co.
&
100
1,369
15 V'a
;
•
;
30V4
31%
50c
(Ind).
Standard
T
26%:
30 %
_1
—__
Standard
Stauffer
3,144
59%
5
——_z—„
■—
158
19%
'
26
2.1
•
Co
Bperry-Rand Corp
Inc
A
ser
Co
Public
34i
59%
•
25
pfd
114Va
Feb
20%
23 V*
15
25
;
Railway
Southwestern
Spiegel
.
(U11)
Deo
a
Publishing
al8%
.
8% Jan.
20% Mar
—13
Company
20%
jjj
Co common
Budd
23%
23%1
'
pfd
cum
Southern .Co
S
187
3
...
pfd.__
conv
Southern Oai Gas Co
U
25%
Steel
•
Southern/Calif Fdison
Union
Dec
_i
.j.
Co__;_
&
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Uh)
Trans
Apr
20%
a58 % a59%<
Co com—
Co
Binclair Oil Corp (Un)—
TXL
16%
Nov
„
Corp" (Un)'_.__V
_»
Shasta Water Co (Un)—..——2.50
Siegler * Corp
1
Signal. Oil.&. Gas Co class A.
"
2
Stone
Feb
13
Paper Co__i______^.
Sears. Roebuck
11
23
1.40
5%. Dec
Jan
68%
172 %
Baltimore Transit Co
016
21%
Jan
20c
165
100
Electric
3,317
22
45
100
Last
Corporation
11%
28%
10
Dec
122
Tel
Citv
25 V'a
..20
35%
200
78%
66 %
Arundel
25%
28
.
July
345
6
V
20%
1
Atlantic
11%
13
com
16
41%
Dec
122
Co
&
24%
—_i.—,.i..20
preferred • c——!
indiistries, (Un)
-
Sclienley
May
10c
78%
Sale Price
Va
•
(Un)
13 V a
20%
Par
25
—10
5
"St l.ouis-San^Francisco Ry
St Regis rPadcr Co
(Un)
272
5%
Friday
79% Aug
25
11
9,000
41%
41%
Jan
61
10
65% Jan
275
16c
16%
122
Jan
80c
59 %
1.00%
3434 Dec
39%
Philadelphia ^ Baltimore Stock Exehango
64% May
l/d
...
32% May
68% July
78%
tUni
Corp
Feb
13c
25
:
Radio
High
Deo
16%
—1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un).
Zenith
Low
523a
Jan
til
1
Inc
(Un)——
Joseph1 Lead
39%
16c
_>>
common
39% Juiv
85c
20 g
and W Flnfe Foods Inc
3,153
10c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Safeway
04%
8% May
•
Co—
03 3a
64 V't
18
23% Mar
410
1
Co (Un)
Co
370
10
_
Exploration-
(Un)
W)
(Unt
(F
Cab
Oil
High
22%
Jan
28 Va
34
34%
aG5% 807%
1
Range for Year 1957
Loto
22 V'4
.12.50
Inc
Co
Preferred
Jun
42%
.
Basin
&
Woolwortb
39% May
14
227
9 Va
34
a07
904
,
.
a 19%
1
Corp:
Aeroinlilicul
Ryan
55%
Dec
22%
1
_
DutchiPelroleum
Royal
Jun
42Va
10
10
!
Corp
Rohr1 Aircrafit
Apr
45%
22 %
2.50
Co——.
OtJ
Richfield.
25
207
1
!
Jan
341.
31%
Shares
10
(Un)
Wesuugnouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)—
1
Reynolds Melwls Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rlieom Man<U«cturing Co
53
Nov
Westinghouse Air Brake
18%
10
Drug Sue Co_——.
Rcxall
Nov
Sale*
for Week
of Prlcei
Per
May
100
34%
,..50c
—T—
45
Yellow
1
Oil 61 Gas Co__——
Inc <4-
Revlon
High
Oct
2,709
1
,
35%
%
17%
5
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)—
Republic Steal Corp (Un)
39
41%
31 %
•
—
;
Low
2,829
Week'*
Range
Last
Sale Price
a55% a50%
47%
47%
*
—
STOCKS
17%
5
America
14
39%
2
;
iUn),
Rayonier Imibrporatedj
Raytheon Mfg Co ("Un)
Reserve
39 Va
48'i
20
j(Un)_
jjjt
Radio Corp
5,
Ltd' (Un
JANUARY
Range for Year 1957
High
40'a
48 >4
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
—5
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
•
FOR THE
Sales
17%
22
8
V'a
Rockwell
Jun
San
Spring
&
Axlo
1
Toy Mining
22
245
18%
Oct
25% July
United
11%
12%
1,142
10%
Dec
14% May
48%
167
43%
Dec
63
July
16%
17V»
624
14%
Dec
20
Jan
10c
Co—5
*
Vanadium
47 %
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Engineering Sz Foundry
Alloys Steel
15c
21,000
64
13 V'a
35
21%
10
12.50
18c
12%
35
13 V'a
22%
171
63%". 64%
389
612
20
5c
Jan
16c
Apr
11 V'a
Dec
17
Jan
30
Dec
64%
17%
Dec
33
52%
Feb
68% July
Jun
May
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale I'rie*
Par
Abllibl
Power
4/2%
& Paper
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
;
Sugar common
A
975
*
Ltd
$2.40
preferred
pfd
50
1
For
footnotes
pi
"»
see
page
40.
Montreal
May
35%
Jan
24
Jan
Bank
of
Nova
Class
Power
&
B
7%
Apr
17%
Oct
21
Jan
Bowater
88
Oct
94
Jan
19
30
a82
5
24%
1,500
21 V'2
Dec
9%
Jun
Bell
23
48
225
41
Oct
48%
Jan
British
American
Oil
300
48
July
51
Feb
British
Columbia
Electric
U38
5
36
Oct
46
Mar
4%%
British
16
270
12%
Oct
20
Julv
43 %
4%%
43%
250
42
Oct
50
Apr
42%.
75
39%
Nov
42%
Jan
cum
Bank
AtJg
35
Oct
29%
Power.
a51 % a 52%
180
V'a
Jan
39%
1,000
34%
Oct
42 »/2
Jan
a
41 a.41%
9
40%
Oct
58 %
Jan
18 a 19%
25
20
Nov
40
Jan
40%
10,297
Oct
46%
Jan
39%
40 V'2
6%
38
40%
3.50
6
Sep
Oct
48
Nov
10
6.00
Feb
Apr
May
27 V'a
29
600
29%
Apr
33V'2
Jan
35
35%
3,672
32%
Dec
57%
Jun
90
90%
75
86
Oct
95% "Mar
39
.
44
a.44
15
Nov
46
Feb
47
47%
140
45%
Sep
50
Mar
a41
a41
15
38%
Sep
43
Feb
48%
49 %
1,48(3
10
10 V'4
900
Dec
13%
Jan
a
4—
....
49%
Forest
35%
43
35%
Co—
Co—
preferred
Columbia
46
Jan
Jun
90 «/*
Note
red-pfd—i
preferred
preferred
5 V'2 %
preferred
British
&
common
4%%
Apr
Jan
American
5%
42
16
60
a5l%
a41 %
3,382
49%
25 V'4
Oct
10
6 V'2
a.38
405
54Va
6%
47%
13,395
Oct
30
49%
30
37 V'a
000
.1
16%
2,675
45
47%
Va
16%
41%
3.75
Oct
28%
40%
45
Jun
30
41
3.65
20%
15%
28% July
£
26%
..—
40
Oct
50
4,540
■
Nov
19 %
pfd
5V72%
12,580
—
23
paper
:
Brazilian Traction Light
23 V'4
Jan
100
310
—25
Telephone
Corp
High
24
21 V'a
:
28 3 4
%
Low
24
21 %
A_.
Bowater
a
Range for Year 1957
High
a
Nationale—
Paper class
23
49
Low
Share*
21%
.—10
Scotia
Canadienne
Bathurst
27%
50
•
Dec
for Week
25
...
—
_5|*
50
55
22
a82
28%
of
Sales
Range
of Price*
...25
pfd
40% July
50% July
•
$2.50
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
a9 V'4
21 %
al9
24
25
50
pfd:
—
24%
Hign
Bank
Banque
2,145
Aluminium
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd.
Anglo Canadian Telep 4V'2%
Argus Corp Ltd common.
LOW
26
a8%
Range for Year 1857
Week's
Last
10
Bailey Selbum 5%
5%',o preferred
High
23%
•
4%
Shares
23%
100
—
Aluminum Co of Canada
4 V'2'"»
preferred
of Price*
25%
*
preferred
Friday
Sale Prl«*
for Week
Loto
—
5%
Range
26
Algqma Steei
JANUARY rU
ENDED
STOCKS
Sale*
23%
a8%
WEEK
Par
Week'*
25
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, January 27, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
Par
British
British
•
Powar
Columbia
Apr
1,400
8%
Dec
17%
325
29 ya
Jan
37
common
64
360
26%
1,157
28 %
483
26%
27%
535
a48
a48
3
43
Nov
%
a35
255
29
Jan
12
12
200
Nov
12%
al3% al3%
25
15
12.50
preferred
Wire
can»aian Bank
cl B—*
—It
41
..-*
of Commerce
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
Co Ltd
Cable
&
26%
common..
25
-
Canadian
British
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
10%
•
Cottons
Morse
Industries
Canadian
International
al5%
com.
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
80
Jun
Nov
30 V*
Apr
Jan
29
Feb
Dec
42
Apr
55
J an
Sicks'
45%
Jun
Simpsons
Jan
Southam
24%
6Va
10%
Sep
17Tb Mar
Pacific
Canadian
Petroflna
Steel
Co
Jun
10%
9
Dec
19
Jun
Trans
12%
Apr
16'/a
Jun
Triad
30
Feb
16%
Jun
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Jan
Webb & Knapp
Jan
Steinberg's 5%
135
14 %
1,440
29
25
15%
100
5
5 ye
445
8
200
9
Dec
14
Feb
15
5
Oct
8
Jap
Zellers
20
July
50
16
Nov
Nov
15
20
19
46
1,270
42%
Oct
46 %
14
Nov
26
Oct
950
24%
25 Va
6,321
8
21%
Dec
275
14
Dec
26%
20
Dec
32%
8%
8
8%
650
7% Jan
11
11%
285
9%
Oct
9
Dominion
13% May
28% Jan
18
18%
2,616
2.50
100
23%
16%
875
23
Oct
31
459
13%
Oct
17% July
14
Oct
17
23%
16%
al7
20
14%
14
14%
290
26%
26
26%
2,525
Dairies
Dominidn
Foundries
8.15
8.25
700
23
23%
2,120
8
8
8
10%
Dec
2.00 Dec
3.75
Jun
Jan
July
14
Oct
22
Jan
22%
Oct
33
cominion
17c
Glass
al3 al3%
&
Steel
•
com
common
24%
•
preferred
13%
Feb
7%
Nov
24%
25
806
23%
Dec
61
62
Jan
10%
Oct
12%
Jan
25
18
Jun
21
Feb
7%
7%
3,590
7
Oct
118
118
118
45
116
3%
-
Brewery Ltd
•
Canada
Sec
Electrolux
Corp
Players Canadian Corp
5 '7c
!
14%
a 40%
1%
27 V'a
Jan
Oct
11%
Feb
14%
14%
435
15
Oct
Acceptance
May
56% Mar
15
Oct
25%
Apr
24
24%
1,023
20%
Oct
33%
Jan
%
Oct
7.25
7.25
30
29
preferred
30
3,130
925
60
34%
Labatt
Lake
Limited
Lumber
(John)
Massey-Harris-Fergu8on
Preferred
Mitchell
Class
(Robti
pfd
class
34%
34%
5
a5%
100
Montreal
Montreal
4%%
Ogilvie
?
43%
*
r
*
-T
Flour
Mills
Penmans
Placer
Price
Bros
47o
A
Co
Ltd
5%
5%
430
5
Aug
May
12% Dec
6% Feb
26%
26%
1,300
23
Mar
32 %
50
50
47%
Jan
13%
13%
410
12%
Dec
69%
70%
3,735
63%
Oct
90
87
90
428
1,153
a20%
24%
a
Roliand Paper
4%%-
pfd
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Roy a lite
OH
For
Co
Ltd
Mar
18
Jan
24%
24%
6'/a
6%
1,560
2,265
80
85
755
47
35
47
22%
footnotes
see
page
40.
Dec
Sep
Trans-Canada
Trans
United
6% Dec
60
38
Nov
57
Mar
Pipe
Co
Hotel
class
Ltd
—
.
Ltd-__
Co
—
12
.Tun
Jun
51% May
Aita
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Ltd
62
May
19
126
Jan
Jan
Mines
Atlas
Aull
Sulphur
Metal
Ltd-
Iron
&
Mines
Feb
16%
Jan
210
175
90
Bailey Selburn
Talc
A4
38
Oct
57
20
21
Oct
29
44
July
50
Feb
40%
Oct
'46
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Sep
I6V2
Oct
12
Oct
45
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160
335
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41
41
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Bay
Beatrice
Red
Bellechasse
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Ltd
44c
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1
H-A't
;
1
17c
Copper Corp__—
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
1
10c
15c
;
Burnt
1
Hill
Tungsten Mines
Ltd-.
510c
>y
Dec
4.55 vA
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
Canadn
Oct
95%
19%
Oct
29
22%
Jun
21%
21%
370
35%
36%
3,440
33
Oct
26
57%
27%
1,010
25
Dec
38
Nov
150
Jan
Oct
26
May
21
1,440
24
24
100
8.50
8.75
1,235
30%
33%
55%
55%
3.75
3.75
500
Jan
May
Jan
May
Atlantic
Collieries
Sanadian
Canalask Nickel
Can-Met
Explorations
28%
Sep
26%
Jan
Cassiar
13
Jan'1
470
281%
Nov
45% July
1G5
Central-Del
48
Oct
84
Cheskirk
Sep
Central
Rio
Mines
Gold
Jan
Nov
32c
29,500
15C
Oct
14,000
4c
Nov
11c
5.7,400
40c
Jan
86c
Oct
16c
44c
100
771/2
77%
45
—
l; 7c ;>
•
*
.
17c
16c
i
I91/4
Dec
26
Nov
Oct
32
May
10%
Oct
25%
Jun
99
Dec
99
Dec
Feb
Mines
19c '
2,000
6c
Nov
23c
Jan
10c
Doc
48c
Jun
6%C
7c
Aug
May
Nov
Aug
500
■
6c
7c
15c
Dec
50
78
59
80
Jan
58
59
1,205
55
Oct
77
13%
14%
May
2,350
12%
Dec
23
Jun
B
Continental
Feb
Jun
21c
"A 20c
31c
aa 28c
1.67
1.90
1
'
a
„
14c
Aug
45c
Jan
4,400
15c
Oct
-82c
May
4,300
24c
2,000
22c
9C
Oct
55c
13c
Oct
54c
Jan
4c- "5%c
11,000
3q
Aug
7%c
Jan
5.50
Dec
3.25
Jan
6.80
200
2:18
2.18
1,000
1.80
Oct
6.75
'6.90
5.350
5.75
Oct
9c
11c
5,000
8c
Aug
July
6.90
—
1J-■
1.80
Dec
Jan
Oct
14% July
27c
Jan
15c.
2.15
«15c.'
1,000
21c
39c
500
29c
Dec
gc
—
13%c
39c 1
16c
102,500
5c
Nov
46c
Jan
9'/2c
'•
1
10c
5,000
6%C
Dec
40e
Jun
1.03
July
;
•
2.05
1
2.15
-
48c
Ltd.:
1
6c
-
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Ltd
1
21%
*
3.60
*
•—
Mining Exploration Ltd—1
3.35
4,000
'53c
v
Mines Ltd-'
Apr
Dec
4,000
'
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5^65
7,400
45c
Mines
18c
Dec
15c A. 16c
47c
Basin
1.46
8%cx 9%c
1
warrants
3.10 July
17,300
A-
Mines
Dec
21c
'6:80
75c
Ltd„l
1.55
Jan
1.59:' 1:67
'
1
Mines
1,100
3.90
31C
'.18c "
1
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1.90
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47%C
Sudbury
Dec
1.30
35% July
ll%c Mar
9.30 May
1.50
Denison
Class
Oct
Oct
>
2.50
Consolidated
17%
Va c
2
3.90
Compagnie Miniere l'Ungava
Coniagas Mines Ltd—y
Consol
7,000
1,200
-
14%
300 '
oe
38c
13%c Jan
5,80
1
Ltd—:
Gold
Bi-Ore
Oct
6,500
5:75
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
7,100
57,500
15c
-
Jan
Jan
4,500
15c
u..
1.50
5.75
Ltd—-
Chipman Lake
100
..
Jan
•
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
27
Apr
Jan
5c
7.25
y
Dec
424
1.75
10 Va
*
Jan
1,761
-
Jan
13%
A
Ltd.A
59
10,042
Dec,
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20%
v
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88%
29
20c
Dec
Oct
1
Jun
13%
6.80
Dec
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23%
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1,800
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78
23
i
3.90
1
11
28%
May
4.uo
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39
12%
Jun
20e
1,300
a
1
25
127/a
17c
Nov
4,700
Ltd
Williams
-Dec
4.80
Ltd
Mines
Oils
Copper
2c
5c
,
1
20
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Jan
i
3,644
Cleveland
Jan
10c
3,000
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10c
38
13% May
-
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Apr
•
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30c
..
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Dec
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4.00
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Corp
Explorers Ltd
Oct
7.00
Feb
17c
4.75
Ltd
11%
37
Apr
Dec
4.50
1
Mines
Asbestos
8.00
,4c
4:00.
Canuba Mines Ltd
Feb
,
4.70
Explorations
Canorama
Oct
Oct
Petrol
85
a
Apr
70c
4.00
Mines Ltd
16%
Jun
23%
'-"lie
Dec
2
Ltd
11%
37%
Dec
com-3
Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
23
3.50
Dec
4c
Feb
1
Oil
Resources
Devonian
Capita4 Lithium
Cartier-Malartic
■
—
1
May
May
88
122
Mines Ltd
18
25
25
Uranium
40
94
200
10c
13
77,600- •;
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Jan
94
20
v.;
Feb
47
May
14c
■
4.56
130
41"
35c
5%c
19%
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Jan
Aug
Oct
1
19c
•
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10%
19%
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1
20
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■8,100
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130
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1
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400
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19%
Nov
5
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May
85% July
23% Jail
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41c
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Dec
16
144 %
.
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&
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16c
27%
320
Jan
Jun
Va Dec
17%
8,500
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i
25c
33c
1
1
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11
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Jan
72% July
25% Jun
Apr
100
,
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35
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42%
31
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50c
145
170
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60
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14
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30
40
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Feb
100
.
Feb
18
40
5
3,500
1,270
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95
Oct
700
27%
22%
Oct
10% Jan
10%
65
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Ltd—.
Co
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Barvallee
Bonville
430
87
30
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22 % Aug
145
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Arno Mines Ltd
Jun
Oct
2.50
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Jun
6%
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31 ya Mar
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125
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103
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36
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45
Nov
Oct
24%
126
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34
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86
15
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685
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28
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pfd
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Oct
a32
100
4%
Ltd
Corp class A
Products
Nov
15
11%
Mar
20
27
28
33%
Oil
Corporations
Nov
a32
„
24
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1
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5%
Oct
Oct
20
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69 %
15
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pfd_
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45
39
20
Jan
92
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1.35
27
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17%
853
1.80 May
15%. 15%
—
Pow Co Ltd com_13.50.
Gas
Band-Ore
90
51
•
Maurice
Baker
20%
a
47
10
common
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Jan
122
10% Mar
538
15%
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part 2nd pfd
50
Quebec Telephone Corp
5
Reitmans (Canada) Ltd
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10
10%
Oct
4,300
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Apr
Oct
Oct
8
4.00
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Corp of Canada 6%
6%
70
150
80
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57%
33
5
30
45c
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110%
Oct
19
29
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preferred
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Oct
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20
125
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Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd. 10
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—»
341% Oct
19
——
80
1
(A V)
5%%
80%
3,615
33c
& Storage Ltd-———
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,*
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Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
Bateman
50%
•
Quebec Natural Gas
Quebec Power
Hoe
765
835
5%
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73%
Montreal Refrig
Algom
10V2 July
100
;
Apr
35%
50%
39%
45% Mar
86%
3,454
40 %
33c
•
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Woods
Oct
Oct
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McColl-Frontenac
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41
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Oct
25
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35C
1,005
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Mexican Light &
Oct
25%
31%
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% Dec
36%
•
London
42
40
of
Lowney Co Ltd
39
24%
:
Co
Paints
24
%
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Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd-*
15
1,802
26c
common
Internatl
972
2,295
70%
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——
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Freiman Ltd
2,145
55
Low
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7,100
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43%
44
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Paper Corp Ltd——
Power
Windsor
40
•
common
Foreign
23% May
•
preferred
Mfg
Motor
26%
7%
1
Provincial Transport
Fleet
Ford
26%
Oct
Range for Year 1957
31
-
Corp
5
44%"-46% y
Engineering Works Ltd—-18
18
Waterman
6% Dec
Shares
45c.
30
Sec "A".—*•.
Zellerbach
Dominion
Westeel
Jan
Sales
"
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40c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
30V2 July
35%
•
Crown
23% May
a6%
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Apr
Oct
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Jan
13 y4
26%
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42c
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Jan
25%
1
Mar
" for Week
95c
class
—
Consolic'ated Div Standard
11
7%
•
Powell River
Company
turner Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ore
45
Exchange
106
11%
•
common
Jun
33
•
1,400
119
1234
100
Development
4.65 Apr
18% May
Oct
a41
582
39%
•
common
40
a29
3,155
7'/a
100
Petroleums
Nov
25
2.40
33
__
Pacific
Jan
13%
15%
common
8%
UCt
a40
15%
a32
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
8
July
39%
"•
7%
17% May
UCt
22
a28
16%
40%
•
Oct
400
2.15
30
7%
—
9.00 Jun
Funds
1
Ltd
—
15%
36%
common
42
of Prices
*
Co.—:
Products
B
16%.
•
National Steel Car
Corp
Noranda Mines Ltd
u
5% Nov
45
22
Trust
preferred
Dec
30
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Locomotive
Morgan & Co
32%
Mar
26%
'
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Timber
&
Marconi
Food
Class
57c
May
__
class A
Oct
2.00
9,150
22
Traders
•
Breweries Ltd
Class B
11
44
Apr
•
B
Molson
645
Jan
a—
4.00
.3,153
43
Feb
85
50
A
49
a—
Jan
10.0
Oct
21
66
ion
Mersey Paper 5%%
Nov
35
22
103
Iioo
McColl Frontenac Oil
Jan
90
43
Oct
47
"•
common
May
*
Sep
Nov
•
.,73
Jan
.Oct
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
46 %
Nov
__3
Mar
5
92%
27
100
MacMlllan A Bloedel class B
55
100
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—*
2,225
•
Woods 7% pfd
Secord Candy Shops—
Dec
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
Belding-Corticelli l'/c pfd
63
|
Lines
20%
39
44
.
Last'a /Range
Par
Abltca
59%
78
•
of the
Laura
31'A May
542
i«
Pipe
Oct
9
100
50
common
42
'
—
22
Oct
'•3,475
Friday ~ '/Week's
50
a5%
•
—
41% Apr
July ' '
3,lQ4
3,550
"•
727
Sale Pile*
102
i
Interprovlncial
26
Dec
80
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International Utilities Corp common
1
6.85
29%
•
common
—
Inland Cement nfd
Int Nickel of Canada
7.50
80
•
*——-1—50c
STOCKS
102
50
Corp
18
36% Dec
a39% a40 %
28%
•
common
Dec
20
14%
-40'
13.13 Va
";.26.%.
26%
27
—
80
Investment new class A
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
•
6%
preferred
.4.68%
$2.75
Dec
9
29%
Imperial
'
24
2
•
Mining
Warrants
35
alO
100
a
preferred"
Indus
a24
756
•
Bay
a24
•
OH class A_.
47% Jail'
■'
_
*
Moore
100
Ltd
Class B
$2.00
Jan
May
17
*
common
Co
Gypsum Lime A Alabas
Hudson
Jan
7%
17
1
PaDer
82%
17
•
——
Howard Smith
22
Nov
6% Jun
1,576
alO
100
preferred
Lakes Paper
Home
Dec
70
200
.10
General Dynamics
General Motors
Great
16%
85
7
24%
common
Wares
Jan
80
•
preferred
Steel
Apr
30 ya
18%
f
Petroleum preferred.
General
13%
Jan
7
cos Ltd common-
-5 7c
Sep
30
18
•
Co
G«Hneau Power
10
85
80
i
Foundation Oo of Canada
.
133% May
125
18
a24
Jun
10%
•
•
May
9'A
a30 a30%
50
Match
French
10%
a30%
•
common
7%% pfd
(1956)
Dupuis Freres class A
Motor
7%
al9
7%
100
prelorreU
Famous
4,080
al9
•
common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Ford
Jan
39%
10%
Eddy
Jun
15
885
al8%
23%
Pont of
69
32% Aug
55% Jun
10%
Du
Jun
Oct
•
nfri
Dominion Textile
Dow
33i/a
16%
53
.
Mar
Feb
30
51
—
Jan
14
Jan
8
186
51%
common
5j
9
14 "2 May
al8 al8%
•
Chemical
350
13% Apr
28% July
al4% a!4%
Dominion
A
Feb
40
•
Dominion Tar
7
Jan
18
61
10
Ltd
930
7.00 Oct
19 y4
a6%
Dominion Steel A Coal
StoreB
i
*
Canadian
Jan
a6%
•
common
Nov'
Oct
'
100
5.00
Canadian Stock
Catelli
3.15
-28
Corsets
Dominion
Nov
29
45
33
~
25%
26
-*
———
common
NOV
2.50
16%
.2.50
pfd.
25%
24%' Oct
2,226'
2.55 "r 2:55 ; 2.ti5
2-70
2.35 ' 7.00
Jan
.2
6%
Oct
Jan
150
y," 4^ ji I
Jan
50
23%
Coal
! 25
13%
*
34% May
al5 al5%
a22% a22%
al5
23%
Bridge
Dominion
20
97%
450
"
..
4.80
(Canada) Ltd-———1
preferred
Canadian
Dominion
25V2 Nov
14'A July
530
3.50
2
Seagrams
15% July
Sep
^30
w
39
23%
25%
com—*
new
t'Jt'u
39
;
*
-
Corp
Limited
4%7c
:
-
Steel
United
.ys''
39!% July
3.50 Dec
25
27%
al7
Distillers
—*
Pipeline—-——'—i-—*
Jan
23%
Canada
Oils
Dec
B
Dome Exploration
Jan
May
45%
•
Zellerbach
Oct
10
4,865
38
May
Oct
1,G00
•
A
90
247a
i"? 4
a33
May
15y8 Mar
18
Glass
a33
'".38
39 ;-•
Winnipeg Central Gas
a5%
a5%
al5% al5%
9
12%
*
.
18%. Jun
18% Jan
10
48%
18, 47 ' ,49 % ■*?
a95 6 ";5 a95
Bank
10%
•
Consolidated Textile
Nov
70
17%-'••!?%'
38
pfd———-——--.---100
Toronto-Dominion
14
4.55 Nov
'^•v'
a21% a21%'
July
29
26% Sep
15% May
24 lis
a 29 %:
<49*49%.
■v
*
com
Canada—!
Co of
28
515
•
Equipment
Combined Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
tuyn
Nov
100
29%
a
——
55%
1,983
24%
Farm
215
'
11%
325
•
27
y
-
Oct
17
it
Cockshutt
class
Canada
Oct
27%
preferred
'
-
95
24%
24%
—:——-——-—
Mar
al4% al4%
Railway-
12
4,388
-
14%'
26
common—___—I——*
24
17
•
Consumers
of
Williams
Breweries
23
6%
commor
Ltd
Sherwin
36
3.40
Canadian
-
14%
~50
—
400
6 %
16%
warrants
Canadian Vickers
!'
'13 T-u
-<-'-195
*
———:_A——
4 %%
B
587
16%
Locomotive
Companies
Class
2,176
46
Oil
..■Class A
28
17
Power-
isUib
495
"
16%
commor
Preferred
Crown
Oct
20%
15%
.20
Canadian
56%
26
41
51/4
preferred
95
IlOO
.
27%
common
Canadian Fairbanks
——A——
—
29
Cellulose
&
preferred
13 ^»
Range for Year 1957
High
12 --12%
13%
Salada-Shirrift-Horsey
common
—25
Class B preferred
•
Shawinlgan Water & Power com_.
%
14 V*
25
Chem
"
8
Series
Canadian
Canadian
26%
—25
Canadian
Canadian
40%
27
*
common
series
$1.00
Aluminium
Corp common-——~
5%
Shares
-
*
25
a 32
Cement class A
Lawrence
for Week
Low
».
St
Jan
July
27
a35
common
Kange
of Prices
Par
St Lawrence
Sales
Week'a
Last
Sale Prica
■
63%
26%
Class
47
11
*
-•
Corbys
Nov
27
Steamship
1955
May
37 %
37
10
6%
53
505
26%
Malting
24
Htgfi
36%
Canada Iron Foundries common
5%
Oct
Low
10%
Canada
Canada
33%
37
preferred
Canada
1,755
10%
Power
tl 30
High
38%
40%
•
Canada Cement
JANUARY
Friday
40%
Co
ENDED
Range for Year 1957
Low
37%
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
37 V*
40%
Building Products
Calgary
of Prices
25
Telephone-
THE
for Week
1
Columbia
'iruwu
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
'
'
"•
'
4.20
1.65
Jan
Feb
Nov
16,100
20c
Oct
5Qo
2,200
96C
Sep
2.50 Apr
""6c
2,000
4%C Dec
10%'" 117«
12,225
:
3:60
1
54c
*3.60
100
67c
67c
1,000
3.15
3.35
11,135
9.35
2.90
50c
2.00
Dec
Dec
Dec
27c
Mar
■25%
Apr
15
Apr
Dec
3.05 Jan
Aug
5.25
Jan
•
•
Number 5711
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(489)
3
Ct
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Dablcn
.Mining
Uoibun.. Mines.
Dome
Mines
of Prices
Copper
Duvan
Asbestos
Eastern
Eastern
Mines
Empire Oil
&, Minerals
Inc-X"
%c
17c
3,500
1.78
-
8%c
,•
JANUARY 24
ENDED
Toronto Stock
9
Caaadlan
High.
Vac Jun
19c
July
15c
Nov
10%
Dec
1419
11c
Dec
72c
Friday
Jun
Jail
1.75
29 Vac Dec
Oct
4,500
12c
57c
5.20
Nov
100
a80c
' l«c
14c
i
12Vic
100
15c"
a()0o
14c >
1
.1.78
13c
"%
1
—
12,500
100
13c
.
3,343
2'ic
12%
13
1.78
1,
Ltd—
25c
•
WEEK
Range for Year 1937
Low
12%
„•
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Gold
Sol
El
__
,1
Ltd—.;
Co
27c
—1
Ltd—
Mines
Sbares
Hiah
14c 15%e
—
1
*
—
—
Ltd-—X-—
Co
Sullivan
East
Low
—°
Ltd—
Corp
Ltd———-.r—.
;X_iC_L—i—
Ltd
THE
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Friday
Dec
65c
Jan
Sale I'rie#
Par
Power &
Abitibi
r——v~i:
Ltd_i—
Mir.es
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Mining
Fano
Ltd
Exploration
&
Class
X-_.
13,500
6c
Nov
24Vac Mar
2,000
9c
Dec
29 Vac
Apr
20%
Dec
42%
Jan
Agnico
Aug
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitclio Yellowknife
15c.
Mines Ltd
~1 Mining Co Ltd-XX.———.il,
Fundy Bay
Oils
Futurity
1,800
55c
8,300
9.00
500
Ltd—-,
98,500
a55e
,
:
W
80c
Jan
w&rs$nts'?-
Haitian Pepper Cori) Ltd—.
X-Hollinger Cons-Gold Mines Ltd-—Indian- Lake
Mines Ltd
J.
Intcrnational Ceramic Alining
iso Uranium Alines———
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Gold
200
27c
1,500
15c
22,200
20c
38c
a4c
s!4
15%
2,000
Vf,^6.10
0.50
1,300
Lake* Shore
Mines
.1
4%c
9c
-
48,000
1,875
33,000
.
50c-
49,900
-25c
29c,
3,700
a30e
j,
U35c
700
.
5c.,;.,
-
4c
5a
348.500
•16
17%,
1,350
Apr
Jan
1.35
2.65
5.60
Apr
Aug
Oct
3c
25c
Oct
6.25
2c
Oct
13c
Dec
10%
Jan
21V'a Mar
.
Dec
Mines
Mclntype.-Porcupine
Mercedes
Merrill
Ltd
Mines
'
13 V4 Mar
Island
Mining
Mines
Ltd,.—
J
\a74c
Allied
1
Ltd
Analogue
14c
Nov
16c
Jan
84c
Jun
lO'/aC
Dec
75c
Jun
33c
Dec
Mines Ltd——
Formaaue
New
Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
New
Mylamaque
New
Pacific
New
Explorations
Coal
Oils
&
Ltd
New
Vinray Mines Ltd——
New
West
Amulet
North
American
4VaC
100
3.90
Dec
23c
Nov
Jan
6.30
July
Jan
83 c
North
American
Corp
68 Va
50
67%
Dec
Rare Metals—__X
lc
—
a74c
Crold
O'Brien
Ltd
Mines
Orchan Uranium
,
Gold
Orenada
Alines
Ltd—
—
Nov
45c
5,100
20c
79c
12,300
50c
23c
9c
1,000
28,000
5,000
36c
1.92
65C
85c
85c
5 Vac
18,500
18c
Oct
20c
235.900
500
5c
7c
Oct
4c
55c
Apr
Dec
49c
Jan
•
July
Dec
TOO
3VaC
Dec
14c
Jan
8c
Jun
18c
July
75c
2c
Dec
6,000
9c
Aug
3,000
4 Vise
Oct
12c
13c
3,000
8c
Oct
3,200
Pennbec Mining
Corp
Co Ltd_.
Phillips; Oil
1
1.35
1.38;
3.20
3.50
1,400
8c
6,500
7c
8c
59c
1.33>)i
59c
1123
"Feb
12c
Jan
27c
Aug
1.00
2.90
1,000
5c
Provo
Gas
Producers
Ltd—.
58c
Quebec
Lithium
Corp—
Apr
preferred ———
preferred ——-Gold Mines—
$2.40
Arjon
Asamera
Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
Red -Crest Gold Mines.—.
75c
May
5,400
10c
Oct
54c
Jan
2,000
5.75
Oct
14%
Apr
1.13
Dec
2.90
Jan
5,600
10c
Oct
80c
May
2,000
33c
Mar
42c
Jun
19c
Sharbot
Lake
Sherritt-Gordon
Silver-Miller
13C
Oct
•83,40(1
18c
July
85c
5c
»V'5c
12c
-2.65
2.66
1,900
43c
45c
2,800
3Gc
31c
1,000
3vc
10c
8,000
—
-
34c
46c
Atlantic
Acceptance
Ycllowknife
Dufault
Aubelle
Ltd
Aumacho
Sullivan
—
23
23
47
47
48 Va
335
Oct
48 %
Jan
12c
15c
4,500
10c
Oct
29c
Feu
53c
45c
53c
5,919
30o
Dec
12c
Dec
2.00 July
70c
Jan
44 J/aC
Dec
26c
24c
35c
261.826
62c
50c
62c
40,200
2.45
2.30
2.45
14c
15c
8,500
13
Vic
Tache
Lake'
Ltd_j=.
Alines
Tazin
Tib
Mines
Ltd—
X
Exploration
Titaiv .Petroleum
Ltd—
Baska
Corp_„X_—
Trcbor-Mines Ltd_
-
1.85
6,600
6c
12,000
5,000
1.200
300
Apr
Oct(
4.25
July
Dec
2.28
Jan
Ltd
Ventures. Ltd.
Alines
Ltd
12%
Oct
20
July
5,185
36
Oct
43
Jan
100
37
Nov
50%
Apr
Dec
19c
Lumber
15c
Bell
Bibis
20c
Mar
Bicroft
Bidcop
Mines
77c
11%
11 Va
200
8%
8 Va
1,575
Oct
19c
Jan
Oct
99c
May
1.00
Aug
Dec
8.00
Jan
Dec
12c
Jan
16c
6.500
9c
22c
2,035
8.15
Dec
23
May
1.90
7,600
1.50
Dec
4.00
Jan
7c
Dec
6c
3c
Dec
30c
Jan
liJc
22c.
23,500
10c
Jan
65c
Jun
,8c
9c
8,500
6c
Oct
60c
Jan
1.26,
29,800
95c
Dec
2.90. Nov
IOc
11c
3.000
He
17c
7,207
16c
57c
Dec
13c
—'
Virginia Mining Corp
Dec
Pyrite
Copper Corp
Wendellf. Mineral Products Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Ltd
Westville
Alines
10c-^'•-
22.%
Lt,d—_1
Bordulac
;
,
->
16c
8 ViiC
2.15
,
10c
1.80
iC
33c
350
20!
23V4.
Bowes
Jan
2
class
Jan
2.16
8,650
100
7c
12,500
50c
May
4J/aC Dec
8.65
9.05
7,765
21
21%
975
1.75
1.75
1,000
8.75
MEMBERS:
51=%
—
!
—
20c
Notre
Jan
Jan
British
8c
Feb
British
1.05
Jan
■a
<55
West
44th
|
1203
Branch
Mines—
Jan
1
see
page
40.
04%
51 Vz
51%
542
46%
Oct
60
4.10
132
26c
16c
8,200
20c
42c
4.25 Aug
July
Jan
Jun
5.00 Feb
450
Dec
Jan
12,450
10c
Oct
1,000
47o
Feb
75o
Jan
14,300
17o
Dec
92c
May
17c
15c
17c
15,300
47c
Mar
42
42
7c
9c
10
25c
27c
38,284
4.00
900
70c
70c
600
Oct
5o
40
,
84c
Oct
100
16,500
42
3.90
25c
„
15c
60
1.89
Dec
45o
Oct
1.75 Jun
9c
Dec
14c
14c
17 Va
1.43
1.40
1.55
700
V2
40%
40%
11,889
35%
Oct
53c
40
1,000
.
560
40c
19% May
Oct
3.15 May
1.93
1.28 Dec
64c
25,350
65c
Oct
2.75
12c
17c
34,028
10c
Oct
32o
Feb
6c
2,500
4c
Dec
12c
Jan
1.05
1.34
226,137
77c
Dec
2.65
Jan
44c
60c
lie
13c
3.040
25c
25c
29c
10,800
15c
7c
5c
10c
51,500
4VaC Oct
6c
7c
30,500
lO'/aC 15 Vac
97,500
51c
51c
11,475
55c
15,700
44 Va
44 Va
350
41
41
55
3.60
75c
3.60
16'/a
500
11 Vac
16c
5.15
528
75c
75c
1,000
30c
Nov
70c
Sep
May
18%c
1.55
Jan
Jan
33c
Oct
40
Oct
45
July
42 J/2
Sep
49
Mar
3.50
175
5%
Oct
12 V2
Feb
18
6c
Jun
19c
Apr
Mar
Sep
Feb
5.45 Mar
70c
Mar
1.10 July
3.75
a
6%
6%
5,164
6
46 V2
46 V2
46%
95
43
Jan
—*
6.90
6.50
6.90
320
1
1.45
1.41
1.56
4,430
*
35 Va
35
36 Va
8,816
25
-100
50
100
50
77%
77%
77%
50
10
.
Jun
8.50 Aug
4.10 Jan
1.20
July
50
Nov
—50
61
Mar
15c
„
Jan
14c
Dec
7c
Jan
1.12
Nov
6c
Feb
,1.70 Mar
-
6%C Dec
485,698
4.60
13 V2C
•
Jan
46% May
5 Vac
16c
15c
common
Jan
14% Apr
990
1.33
—
Jan
7.60 May
1.31
93,976
Apr
3.50 Nov
17 Va
-
Jan
12%C Jun
Dec
1.40
9
Dec
3.60 Jun
Oct
57%
Jun
84
Feb
Packers
class
75
Sep
44
125
40
Sep
90
92
248
85% Dec
47
47
47%
355
44%
49'%
48 %
49%
2,612
10%
9%
10%
2,945
7%
Oct
13%
13
A
25
44
90
13
13
130
11%
Oct
17
12
—
—
Columbia
Class
12
300
11
Oct
17%
37
38'%
40
40%
419
54c
62c
17,765
B
British
Columbia
37%
Columbia Power
Reef
2
Telephone
40 %
60c
Mines
4,610
Sep
44
Feb
95% Mar
; 50
'
Mar
„
Jan
May
Apr
•3
Jun
37
Oct
47%
Apr
52c
Dec
1.07
Dec
33% Oct
17% July
11
450
5 %c
7 Vac
60,220
4c
Deo
Mines
6 %c
7c
6,000
5c
Aug
15c
Jan
Brunswick
Mining
2.65
2.70
5,610
2.50
Dec
13%
Dec
Buffadison
Gold
12c
Mar
Company
HART
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
Buffalo
■
6c
&
Smelting
Red
Hill
Bunker
9
Dec
Dec
19c
Jan
6c
7c
62,000
4c
90c
76c
1.03
23,400
67C
Oct
2.50 May
6%c
8c
20,500
5c
Oct
11 %C Feb
6c
Lake
37
Ext
36
37
817
7c
7c
900
12%
Products
Building
10%
7 Vic
—1
Ankerite
Buffalo
11
—-——
Mines
Brunsman
12 Va
12 >/a
100
10%
10 Va
10%
:—
Burlington
—
—
600
25% July
37
July
Nov
1B%0 Jan
11% Sep
1^% Jan
60
9
Sep
30c
Oct
10 %c
Dec
35c
Dec
17
Oct
11%
Apr
Phillips Square
Cabanga
Office:
Cable
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
Calalta
P.
Q.
Cement
Mines
Oils
Petroleum
25
preferred
57c
20 Va
41c
2,200
12c 13 %c
41c
—
Calgary Sz Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5 cio
footnotes
Oct
53c
1111—11
British
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S,
For
Nov
37%
260
Columbia Forest Products
Broulan
Darnel-St. West, Montreal
Branch:
13c
1,641
16 Va
-
Petroleums
Burns
•.
45,200
52c
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
5Vp: preferred
5Va% preferred
2.35
Telephone PL-9501
Local
18c
41%
17o
July
3.80 July
16c
40V2
24c
50
50
—
64c
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
230
28
Electric—
Oct
27c
20% Jan
Oct
1.50 Oct
52c
—
Oil
Dec
STOCK
Sep
25c
1
pfd
5'F
6.50 Dec
19
4.10
41
—1
Ltd
Columbia
Aug
MONTREAL STOCK
TORONTO
2.09
Feb
1.10 Apr
12%c Jan
22ViC
16'/2C
1
———
Gold
Gold
Bnmlmrst
,
17c
1.60 Mar
1.25
1
—
Amer
Brown
.
Jan
Jan
1
•
Ltd
British
2 VaC
SAYARD..&
39c
21c
1.16 Mar
July
20c
Oct
Sep
1
Mlnesi^fSa
Britalta Petroleum
15 VaC
5c
12o
5VaO Dec
5c
1
Tank preferred
Jun
19,300
Dec
1.25
25
50o
Traction
44,-»
8'ac
3J/2O
5,500
1
——.—1
Paper
&
Dec
vi".
Jan
10.000
42,800
•
4VaVi?
•;
Jan
14c
10c
*
1
4%
7VaC
29%
Oct
•
A
Warrants
5,200
v
Oct
Dec
16c
*
*
—
Bridg#'
1,000
,?
Mar
1
4% fe
Oct
5
15%
16c
——1
1
—
Brazilian
Jan
55c
11 % May
118% May
15 V4 Apr
6% Jun
*
preferred
Bralsaman
4.40 May
26.450
Oct
Oct
3.60 Nov
8c
common——.—:—*
Company
22c
75(;
Apr
Jun
13% May
*
Bralorne Mines
—
61c
■
74c
Jan
5%
75
100
2,646
3.15
Mar
2.02
——1
Corp
Bowater
Sep
—
5,500
10
Deo
7c
14 Vac
Mines
Mines
5Vu7o
6,500
8c.-
.
Jan
Jun
Juu
24c
6c
1
Mines
Bowater
18c
66&"
1
?
.
17c
—
1.90
5o
19 Vac
10
10
*
Copper Corp
Boitscadillac
21VaC 21V»c
*-"3c
4c
__
-14c."
Ltd
8,900
128.680
-19c
223i
•'
21!-jcXi
.
2.50
"9c 14 VaC'
2.29
14 V20-#
.___1
Weedon
'
2.40
2.20
82c
12,000
81,200
6c
57c
1
-,.4c
.
13c
5%
16%
16'/2
24c
1
25
.—
Bay Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines—_—
Boy mar
,
470
8c
Black
Aug
10 V'n
'
•-
12c
190
4.00
60
1.82
1
Mines
Yukon
Bouzan
3c
Sep
96%
5%
lOVii
95
60
Jan
4V2C
3.85
18,200
8c
—
Uranium
Dec
5,000
1
Telephone
Beveon
25c
15c
10c
2.25
.*
B———
Paper
Co
Belhlchem
Dec
8c
2.00
1
Minim, Corp
Belleterre Quebec Mines
Dec
4c
10c
2.25
—10
25o
Beaucage ——
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Jan
l.i6j"7,, 1.14
f.
——
Feb
2,735
1
class
&
Power
Mar
38,500
30,500
,
Jan
42
Exploration Ltd
Mar
1.25
L86
"„**■.
w;.
—1
—
Lithium
July
14c
43%
Mines
10
500
19c*4".'.
•
:
Rights
Valur
70c
16%
*
British
United:'Gils
Dec
42
—1
—
26c
8,500
'
'
9c
3Va0 Dec
67,374
94o
42
Scotia—i
Oct
5c
13c'
13c
Oct
15'/a
1
Dec
Oct
6c
5.00
-9.70
•
—1
24c
42
50o
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaver
1.85
Jan
32c
"
x1
■
Trojan. Consolidated Mines Ltd
Jan
Jan
16 ',4
B
Belcher
45c
14c
1
Feb
13
Jan
Bata Petroleums Ltd
Jan
4.05
*
:X
51%
Dec
Mining
Uranium Mines
Feb
' 4.05
_1
*X
—-
16%
8.50 Dec
May
Nov
Metals
15c
—LV. 37c
XI
:
Oct
Dec
7.25
43
28c
14o
Ltd
Traction
Barymin
75c
40c
,
_'X_:
13c 17 Vac
Jan
3.50 Aug
Oct
23c
Mines
Barvue
Base
Nov
28c
—" •
X—1
Ltd
755
2.00
1.90 Sep
10c
37o
Mines
Mines
Barnat
Dec
21c
■).
TarbelJt- Mines
41
200
15c
19% July
1,400
Mines
Mines
Barcelona
Dec
28c
1.88
366
6,000
Oils
9c
40c
■_j-■ O'
9.70
60J/4 July
50% July
23% Jan
185,600
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%Vc 2nd preferred
Banff
2C
20c
XI
Dec
Oct
15c
1
Prods
57c
12,000
5
r
,1
—
%
59c
Mines
1.000
6c
—J1__X'1":-
Cons Mines—a
21
26%
13,425
12,209
1
Gold
6,100
100
■
Jun
Dec
4c
Steep Rock Iron Alines Ltd
1,545
58
21c
Mines—
Fabric
Aunor
Auto
21,000
5.75
-
Standardr.Gold Mines Ltd
24 V a
28%
17c
Mines
River
Avillabona
5c
5VaC
5 Vac
1
Aug
May
55c
Mines
Oct
5 Vac
Jl
Ltd;——_
Mines
24
55
'
South
Aug
25'A May
58c
—
Atlin-Ruffner
15c
5:75
i—1
1.70 Jan
66c
265,500
common—
Steels
14,000
'•
;
99
17
80
22,245
27'/4
95
Atlas
13c
•9 c
9c
21p
Jan
5.00 Nov
95
5.75
3.75
90C
31c
31c ;
1
.
Ltd—
Alines
Mines
4,500
48c
12c 1
*
;
—_
Ltd
Mines
22c
20c
Aletals Alin Co Ltd_l
92
95
4.35
Oct
6c
Montreal
2,500
20c
•
Rexspar Uran &
Dec
4 Vac
Productions
Artists
Nova
13c
-
—XL
;
24
Debentures
of
Jan
17c
'41c
»• ?
1
Quebec Oil
Oct
12%
•
50
50
*
——;—40e
Corp common——
Argus
of
33c
1.35
90c
——*
27J/aC
6,555
1
9.00 Mar
Dec
Oct
17c,:1
20c-,'-
Quebec: Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Quebec Copper Corp Co Ltd—
1
Quebec. Labrador Devel Co Ltd
1
1.10
4,600
15
—1
Bank
13c
-
1,250
37c
Feb
Jan
1.85 Jan
Oct
18c
Mines
Bankcno
16c
16cW-
1
Portage Island (Cliib) Mines Ltd-'——1
1.40
36c
1.20
5 V-sc
Nickel
Arcadia
Area
1.80 Mar
Oct
6.35''
16c
2
—
Pitt Gold Alining Co—,
1.25
12%
440
20o
Dec
Jan
25c
llV'aC Apr
6.15
1-
—
4,850
Feb
•
Consolidated Resources
Bank
1.35;'-:
1
Oct
4c
1,500
Aumaque Gold
..
11c
1,650
Jan
62c
5 Vac
•
47c
Ltd-
25c
3,100
34c
Jun
2.65 Mar
Mar
50c
11c
.
—„_—1
Alines
Nov
47,700
7c
1.60
55
Jan
1.08
Sep
42,500
9 Vac
3.40-4
22c
Uranium
44c
45c
6c
35c
34c
Bathurst
Lake
__
28c
1.50
510
Associated
Oct
pG
•
12c
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd-1
36c
14%
5%c Dec
2,139
Jan
Feb
IOC
4c
Paudash
July
__
11%
22 VaC
18c
40c
2,000
5 VutC
1-
93c
41c
1.55
49 Va
10.00
Jan
8,500
23c
——1
Ltd
Mines
Dec
8.70
2.08
10c
21c
lie
._
42c
48 Va
Oct
12c
\5c
Okalta Oils Ltd,
—_90c
Opemiska Explorers Ltd—__X
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-1
Dec
49%
60c
76c
.
1
10% Ma r
10.00
Anglo
Oil
——
Ashdown Hardware class
60c
1
——:
23c
Oct
11,000
Anglo Amor Explor
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
"
Ltd——
Oct
2.25
7c
11
Jan
2,300
1,000
V
July
"ii
Obalski: (1945)
13c
1
55c
6c
1
Uranium Alines Ltd
Norfchspan
Apr
3,000
2,850
20o
Mines
Controls
Petroleums
Dec
7,000
10c.
115
43c
-
_1
—
10c
15c
3.25
11%
Dec
10c
1
Asbestos
Jan
6c
28 Vis
Apex
Oct
K
—1
Feb
21
2.35
*
—
Jan
25c
1
.—
Ltd
—-—;
Mines
Mines.Ltd
Nocana
Jan
Dec
3.10
———"
common
Jan
14,500
.•8c
20c:
9%
6 Vic
——-100
17
24c
24c :
Santiago Mines Ltd——
50.c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd *
Oct
Hign
Jun
9V2C.
—20c
New
17
1.30
13c
23c
j
1
995
♦
Oils——
Jun
23c
;
1
Ltd
20
26
Dec
14
10c
76c.-
—,1
20
500
Huronian
—
Anglo
Rouyn
Mines—
— 1
Ansil
Mines
——————1
Dec
-.
—A— 1
New
Apr
30c
~
...—
Atlas
Nations! Explorations
7
49c
r.—iii
Ltd
Lead
Anacon
Anchor
Dec
10c "v ;
45c
1
965
Co 4',b pfd
—,—25
4V2 ',r:
preferred ——
50
Amalgamated Larder Mines
:-l
Amalgamated Rare Earth
1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd——*
Jan
7c
.
60e
—-
9%
Aluminum
Jun
8c
a70c
.
■
X—.1
8%
30c
Mining
Roxana
Jan
56c
'■
1
—
9'/4
5.75
Aluminium
23c
500
19 c
1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd—1—
Monpre. Mining Do Ltd,
—:i
Montgary Explora Lions Ltd-
24
49c
•
debentures
5%
21c
13,500
„
>
15%
Sep
Loto
30c
———
35%
68), a
5
Ltd—X
Oct
22
1
Cons
Pac
Oct
18c
10c
22 J/4
390
49c
—1
Gold
Uranium
Doc
16a
18C
1
-
2,717
24
1
common
Voting
Alberta
Algom
Nov
12u
1
26 %
23%
50c
—
_——
Alberta Distillers
6c
1,000
4.35
10 Vac 10 Vac
1
——5.
..
Exploration Co Ltd
Uranium
Meta
I
L
—
1
Ltd
Explorations
Alba
$21/a
Explorations'
Marpic
25%
23%
——.—
Mines
17'/a
2C
High
Mar
47c
Nov
Oct
Range for Year 1957
Low
*
Oil
&
Gas
Advocate
July
30c
Shares
12c 13 Vise
4,35-
u
■
7c.
7c
\
"V"
i.
•
—
300
.
17./„;
•
*
Ltd
Corp—.
Louvicourt. Goldfield
.
221m
8C
40c
"
42c^:;^
"1
——
Petroleums
Island
Long
_
—
4c
-21/%
.
a35c..i
Ltd—..1 J—gl
Ltd~„t—T
45c
"
4
25c
;——
Kontiki. Lead &vZinc Mines Ltd
v
—-Ir-r.-;
trust
Mines
Dec
3.30
4VaC"^i-.»
-
Ltd——~
voting
Oct
5c
a3c
22!
Ltd—
-
Jardun Mines
41c
J
—
Co
200
3.10
23c
for Week
15c
1
Acadla-Uranium Mines
Jan'
14c
Dec
Dec
Oct
Sales
Range
26 %
ij*
Warrants
12:7c-
15',4s.V
-I
Oil
Dec
5,000
,
ci...v..
45c
:
———.-..few-
,
Israel Continental
9.75
Apr
May
Sep
—
Algoma Steel
Ltd—xxXu-i-—J
Ltd
.
1.32
%c
8c
.
"Mines & Metals Ltd.
Uvan
3c
3.15
1.08
4
* 3..30
—*
Grandroy. Mines
Gui-Por
9,500
30c
Dec
Ltd
—
Gunnar: Mines
6.65
Dec
Nov
1.10
42c
7c
Qolden- Age, Mines Ltd—„.x—
'r
7%c
•
—
Week's
Of 1*1rices
„
%'*;■*
1
•„
General Petroleums of Canada
Class. A
2,700
13c
a55>o
10cy:
■.
■'
5c
1.40
iOc
x
1.40
-
>~
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
",4c.
1.35
5c;
_-_^l
—XX-hf
-iX—
'1.09
55c,-,;.;
Mines.—il
Copper
9c
.
55c
X..\-p,8..75
Ltd—
<. 1945)
Frobisher. Ltd
1,100
9.000
1.0!)1:03
Corp__a_-
Fontana-Mines
231a
Ui'/gC
Faraday;. Uranium
Fatima
Florida.;,Canada
12c
22),4
-23
A
lJC
10, c
Inc—_1
'
Atlantic Sugar common.
Acadia
Acme
Metal
Fab
—1—25
10,500
Nov
•
Paper common.
Preferred
Jan
4,05 Mar
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Funds
36c
11,750
57C
10,300
20
63c
20 Vb
820
63%
100
_
64
250
100
100
85
55
95
3.20 May
51c
1.55
Aug
Jan
36
July
Oct
80
Jun
July
103
Feb
wvHtwwrwwM
38
The Commercial unci Financial Chronicle
(490)
.
.
,
Monday, January 27, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
■XOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Bread
Preferred
Canada
Life
6.50
—20
common— —10
28
27%
134
Permanent
80c
A.
35%
25
Nov
24%
Dec
Lines
Astoria
Cauadian
42
ju>a
Sep
Apr
29
Feb
29
115
Nov
175
Feb
Coulee
51%
85
44
Dec
65
Jan
Cree
24%
290
1.85
2.00
90c
6,700
35%
945
34%
75
82
81
82
4.60
12,010
35
32%.
III
—2
J2Q
Oil
9c
35
7%c
9%c
4.75
4.50
40%
Cromur
Jan
Dec
2,800
3.80
Dec
35%
Oct
45
Breweries
common.
26%
Preferred
_25
Canadian
Empire
Canners
Canadian Celanese
$1%
preferred
—-25
Chemical & Cellulose
Chieftain
Canadian
1,715
10%
Jun
Daering
Jan
Daragon Mines
13%
14%
4.15
common-
Wright
4.00
4.15
2,130
70c
Products
♦
Canadian
Securities
class
6,596
Cos
8%
130
15%
25
92c
438.884
3.80
*
2.50
2.50
2.50
10
7
7
285
7
Aug
140
14
16
16
16%
55c
55c
16
9.50 Aue
Tire
Dec
23%
17
Dec
23
32C
Oct
1.90
2.263
1.50
Oct
11
11%
4,055
10%
Dec
23
5.45
1,225
4.00
Dec
16%
6%
5%
7%
12,248
Nov
15
•
Utilities 4% %
Viekers
Oil
&
Gas,
7%
5c
Dec
Feb
Oct
36c
Jail
Nov
65c
May
Oct
47o
'
19c
1,050
14c
13 %c
15c
26,400
10c
7%
7%
180
2.75
2.75
200
.'Oct
7
2.00
Jan
10
Mar
3.50 Feb
Apr
Oct
62c
Aug
Dec
'34c
Jan
60c
55c
62c
52c
Dec
Oils
1.38
1.25
1.40
90c
Dec
5c
6c
24,000
26%
26
26%
8.10
8.00
8.15
3,011
1,300
13%
12
13 %
7,945
90
90
27
23 %
23
23%
915
6c
100
Anglo Inv pfd
17c
Sep
1.15 Mar
-
2.83
4c
21c
22%
Oct
32%
Jun
6.90
Oct
13% May
10%
•
Nov
Apr
Apr
Dec
14 %> Jun
95
*
Jan
Jun
*
95
July
Coal
preferred———25
3.10
July
8
8
170
24%
24%
24%
3,089
22%
Oct
33%
July
Juu
11
10%
11
395
8%
Dec
1G
May
Dominion
Steel &
Dominion
Stores
Tar
18%
18%
18%
1,760
17
Oct
52
51
53 %
3D '/a
Jap
57 % May
common—*
10%
10%
10%
1,546
4,035
Textile
6%
Oct
17%
7%
*
&
May
East
Amphi
East
Malartic
Mines
East
Sullivan
Mines
Jan
Apr
Eastern
Asbestos
Oct
31% July
Oct
Eastern
EasLern
Mining
24%
25
16,432
14%
1.51
81
14%
15%
1.60
14c
2,200
78,750
81
Dec
1.15
81
Dec
5.50
14c
Jan
77
5
75
90
10
90
Mar
22
22
22%
95
20
Oct
•
20
20
22%
120
1.20
L21
300
6c
97
Jan
99
Jan
32% May
10% Jun
1.05
Feb
Apr
110*% Mar
Oct
90
July
34% May
26% May
4%c Nov
52
82%
Dec
13
526
1.50
11 %c
21%
21
Nov
Dec
3.25
70c
75c
4,100
30
30
31
130
15c
12c
17c
25,300
10c
Dec
73c
Jan
8c
8c
8%c
23,400
7c
Dec
2Gc
Jan
5c
Oct
16c
May
Oct
55c
Dec
30
9% Jan
37c
Dec
Jan
Jan
1.75 Jan
30
Jan
8c
8,500
1.40
1.58
28,500
1.80
1.75
1.80
3,850
14c
15c
6,500
16c
Nov
65c
12c
25,000
8c
Oct
50c
36,544
5,625
55c
Dec
4.10 Jan
30c
Nov
8.25
1
Jan
being
.
Co Ltd—
1
1
10c
10c
1
75c
70c
80c
Prods
*
95c
90c
1.00
Investment
Eastern
Trust——_—10
Steel
Economic
Smelting
&
Eddy Watch Co—
Ltd
34
—4
—
34
Mines
common
El Sol Mining
Ltd-——
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
Corp
Excelsior
.
Refineries
Explorers Alliance
12 c
Dec
7%c
Oct
30c
9.600
15c
14 %c
18c
204,700
50
50
25
30c
28c
31c
18,300
53c
54c
3,000
14%c
13 %c
16c
31,000
22%
14%
22%
23%
13,750
14%
14T«-
19
18%
19
1.68
1.55
1.74
*
—
1
35
\
Nov,
10c
,
•
Feb
40c
Mar
Jan
82c,
„•
Oct
41c
*
Jan
Jtui
40c
„
Oct
25c
•
Jail
Apr
Aug
27% Jan
Feb,,,
25c
Nov
47
Oct
25c
27c
———
Dec
24%
40.95Q
1
25
1
.
30%
225
48c
1
.
5.25
Oct
24 %
'
Eldrich
195
1.94
1.55
24
45c
-
1.10 Mar
32c
24
1
Mines
Elder
7c
8c
1.55
—1
Metals
15
8
70c
7
6 %c
——1
Gold
36c
40c
3.05
37,600
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals
U-,
125
10c 15 %c
Jun
29% July
695
Jan
7%
13c
1
July
Oct
6,920
32% Aug
*
*
Mudge
Brewery ——
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
24
3.55
'
1
common
Mines
Donncll
9,
•
Coal common
& Chemical
Dominion
Donnlria
6% May
-*
Dominion
27%
10%
28% July
Oct
*
27
9.75
20%
Foundry & Steel common—•
Oct
77
reserves
33,800
Aug
Dec
77
class B
8%C
17c
7c
11c
2.75
11 %c
:
:
30,000
11c
10c
18c
90
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs
Canadian Williston
9%c
42c
24c
1,700
.100
—
27
4,500
11,100
24,686
1,000
1,787
pfd—.— -100
preferred
55
;Dec
3,000
18c
24%
•
Sep
15
4,200
18c
27%
common
42
100
10c
14c
21c 24 %c
2.75
Corp
Apr
July
July
50
15%
10c
July
1.85
1
Sep
46%
Magnesium
May
1.35
5.05
-16%
18%
Mar
Dominion
8% Mar
•
Corp
310
4.25 Jail
28c
23
Dominion
3.50 Mar
5.20
10%
Thorium
46%
Apr
.'pic
30c
Bridge
Dominion
22% May
11%
25
18
12c
,—
Dominion &
2.70 Mar
Dec
2.50 Sep
3,500
16
Oct
Dec
3.20
500
55c
—10
Dec
28o
Mines
Dominion
Aug
13%
37c
2,800
*
—1
Pacific Railway
Canadusa
9
1
Canadian Petrofina preferredCanadian Prospect
Canadian
7% Jun
15%
1955 warrants-
Nov
7c
J
Nov
1.30
4,500
7%c
—
Palmer
Devon
Jan
9.40 May
66c
common.
5c
400
9c
1.85 Aug
Oct
15%
warrants
5 <k
85c
Feb
•
Canadian Oil
500
1.75
%c
10c
Lid____
Mines
3.80
3.60
—
7%c
1.50
8
12c
Dome
1.10
10c
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian North Iuca
3.95 July
Mines
Mines
Seagrams
Exploration
7.725
92c
„
6.50 July
Oct
19c
Mines..————
Gold
Dome
19,976
20c
Oils
Oct'
1.10
32c
15c
Mines
Diadem
1.60
3.70
Warrants
■1.09
3.00
7,310
7%
A
Dow
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
Dec
sr. 000
2.75
7.25 Jan
Nov
53,400
2.10
lie
Distillers
5.90
-30c
A
I
Dclnite
Jan
1.45
16
Canadian
58c
57c
3.90
—_
iirewis
Horn
Feb
3.00
3.90 Dec
Jan
46c
15%
——
May
9
Oct
5.60
A—.—*
class
Canadian High Crest
Canadian
July
4.50 Nov
1
Canadian Food
Canadian
D'Eldona
8%
Canadian Dredge & Dock
Canadian
Deer
Apr
5.90
Canadian Export Gas LtcL
Canadian Food Products common
1953
jun
76c
Apr
10c
—
Deuoursey
19
78c
1.55
Canadian Dyno Mines
Gen
68c
29% Jui\
Dec
31
636
16,700
Jun
14
2.00
46%
class
B
Dec
25
5%
1.09
Class
9
115
5
17
18
Explorers
Leather
34c
595
29
•
July
14% May
16% Jun
1.02
69c
Curtis
29
28
23% Oct
Oct
10% Aug
7%c
———
56
Oct
14
375
Jau
12% Sep
12% Apr
5
Canadian Devonian PetroleumCanadian Drawn Steel common
W
13%
261
1.05
Preferred
Canadian
13%
29
•
Pete-
Collieries
24,340
14%
•
common
Canadian
35
45c
44c
A_
Canadian
28
10%
40c
13%
-10c
23
4,936
10%
10%
Oils
class
27%
26%
Canadian British Aluminium——
Canadian British
26%
485
3.60
——.
24 %c
Davis
Canadian
Jan
17
10%
——:
—
Mines
Cusco
Mar
5.20
10%
9c
Minerals
Crowpat
Jun
32c
Oct
8.599
1.50
common
Nest
Crows
July
8.30 July
Aug
1,68
_*
Timber
Zellcrbach
Crown
Jan
5.00
3.25 Dec
2,105
41
90
jan
7c
1.21
6% Jan
3.75
Pershing
Trust
Crown
37 % Mar
Feb
29
Jan
1.23
54o
Mines
Crestbrook
39%
Dec
16%
10%
Zinc
Crestaurum
Jan
2.85 Mar
Nov
5'/2C
11,200
.
4.60
Dec
75c
25
4.80
41
Nov
33% Nov
73% Sep
3,300
4.45
1.72
High
July
l(ic
34,500
1.60
1.65
Canada
of
33%
24c
4
5,050
2,500
2.00
Lead
Oil
Low
5
10c 12 %c
10c
1
Range fur Year 1957
.
High
21c
—
Warrants
24 % Mar
75c
167
1.15
4.45
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce.*.
22% July
4,250
80c
35
.
1.09
Minerals
Atlantic
Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Clilboiig
Oorby Distillery class A—
Cosmos Imperial
—,—;
Shares
5
—.
Coppercorp
Jan
3.50
840
20
warrants
Petroleum
Steamship
Canadian
2.50 May
Nov
—1
Mortgage—
Oils
Apr
6.20
2uva
34
Southern
Oct
227
134
*
•
24%
1.90
—~
cMss
Canada Southern
Canada
28
26
Publishing —
Clark
Copp
Jan
51%
24%
B
Canada
17
13%
—
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Oct
4.50
1,216
—10
.
Lands—
Packers
Canada
2.75
26%
26
„26
Oil
3.75
600
2.75
•
common
Warrants
Class
5.60
25%
Assurance-
Malting
Canada
6.50
18.111
Sales
Range
Last
S»le Pries
Range for Year 1957
Low
4.85
Week'»
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
4.50
2.75
—
Preferred
Canatla
Low
4.50
common;
Canada Iron Foundries
Canada
of Prices
-1
_—
JANUARY !M
ENDED
for Week
1
common-
Canada Cement
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
,
48
July
1.30
49
Apr
Jun
93c
.
Doc
%c Jan
exchanged for Titan Petrol Corp Ltd
One
new
for each ten
Faleonbrldgo Nickel
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy_>
held
Famous
Canam Copper Co
—*
12c
12c
500
18c
20c
12,166
346,500
85,325
Candoce Exploration
Can Erin Mines
1
20c
1
19 %c
18c
22c
Can Met Explorations
1
1.66
1.50
1.67
85c
70c
90c
Warrants
Natural
Canso
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Castle
FCc
I,895
77,500
G5c
8.700
6.20
7.15
10,995
3.40
30O
Del
3.80
-
Rio
Central
Pat
Central
Porcupine
Gold-
6.75
6.95
1.96
1.96
2.18
Cochrane
Farm
14 lb July
9.600
13,500
2.00
2.05
4,150
1.50
8c
12c
234,300
4%c
Oct
13c
22c
3.300
13c
15c
23,800
37c
Gold Mines-
Copper
Yellowknife
—
Mines—
Federal
Grain
36c
Jun
Apr
Oct
4.25
class
40c
Dec
4.25
Fleet
14,900
40c
Oct
1.52
Apr
2.20
60,425
19
19
19
100
8
8
8%
555
Ford Motor Co
Ford
of
—
class
Mines
Fraser
Petroleum
Frobislier
Ltd
Gaitwin
23c
22c
27c
89.800
1
Sep
General
23
May
General
9
Nov
2.14
Dec
85c
Jun
11 %c
38c
15c
60,500
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
Genex
36c
42c
76,100
35c
Oct
2.14
Jan
Geo
9c
49,000
4%c Oct
16c
Jan
Giant
13
Jun
11
200
9% Nov
9%
9%
655
9
Nov
80
Nov
50c
Nov
126
121
135
440
84c
74c
85c
75,000
*
35c
32c
150
Jan
2.80
Glenn
Apr
Canada
Goldcrest Mines
Uranium
Jan
Jan
10,350
16c
Mar
Goidfields
7
7
110
6
Oct
8
July
11c
Goodyear Tire
13C
21,033
8c
8c
3,000
6c
Nov
23c
Jan
17c 18 %c
15c
Aug
55c
Apr
Granby
18c
Jan
Grantlroy
Gold
E
49%c Jan
4lc
Fenimore
Iron
Mines
Gillies Lake
Consolidated Halliwell
Consolidated Howey Gold
Mic
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting
Morrison Explor
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Nicholson
Mines
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
Consolidated Red Poplar Mln
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Sannorm
Mines
Sudbury
Mining
Consolidated West Petroleum-.
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
Oct
26c
Jan
Granduc
11%
57,105
9.35
Dec
25''s
Apr
Great
3.15
3.70
57.195
2.50 Dec
17%
Apr
Great
2.80
2.38
2.94
18,750
30 %c
27c
32c
22,166
18c
Dec
90c
Jan
31 %c
30c 31 %c
4,000
29c
Oct
64c
iMay
47c
Dec
57c
57c
61c
II,020
7%c
7%c
1,000
28 %c
30c
55,500
Oct
3.50
2.05
5%c Dec
23c
11c
Oct
page'40.
Nov
108
May
59,900
55c
188,666
30%
1,118
103% 103%»
20
101
8.00
7.95
8.10
4,650
7.00
Oct
*
5%
5%
5%
100
4.75
Oct
60%
59
63%
680
47
34%
34 %
35
629
3.75
3.75
200
3.70
1.30
18%
Apr
6.00 Aug
Oct
63
32%
Dec
45
2.60
Oct
6.25
6.00
9%C Dec
Jan
Jan
%
Apr
July
Jail
Jan
7% Feb
42c
30c
32 c
Dec
1.30
5.10
4.35
5.25
9,026
3.70
Aug
5.80
Jan
1.60
1.30
1.60
3,462
1.15
Aug
2.30
12c
11c 12 %c
12,572
Jan
Jun
May
Lakes
Preferred
Great
1,000
20c
Sep
Apr
Great
West
1,100
36c
62.600
20c
Oct
1.10 May
36c
42c
Grey hawk
7,428
15c
Apr
31c
Oct
Apr
Gulch
Jan
Gulf
2.35
3,600
1.95
Dec
7,821
16%
Dec
28*'%
21c
82c
5.35
5c
Nov
12,000
30c
Dec
8c
Dec
1
1
5
11c
11c
1,500
140
139
23
46%
10%c
46%
140
46%
170
9c 10 %c
11c
(iC
142
Jan
2.10
Jan
34c
Mar
200
May
47% Mar
46c
41
Jun
40,000
«%c
Oct.
25c
Jan
5.00
5.00
100
5.75
Oct
11
Jan
37c
46c
175,515
11c
Oct
37c
Deo
1
1.10
1.10
1.24
II,400
1.05
Dec
*
28%
29%
1,010
2(1 %
Nov
47 % May
*
29%
16%
16%
150
1G
Oct
27 %
25
24
24
24
50
20%
Nov
23% Jun
1
7
6%
7%
3,345
5%
Nov
10% May
39
Dec
52
common—
16%
Jan
Jan
l
39
3.40
650
2.80
Dec
6.90
Jun
285
110
2.25
Jan
2.50
Nov
18
16
16
1,017
Oct
48
Mar
5
5
225
20c
19c
22c
154,500
21
21
247
He
10c
lie
3,500
8
10c
15%
13%
15%
29,644
10%
Oct
21% Mar
6.00
7.15
91,700
4.50
Oct
14
Mar
4%c
Dec
15c
Mar
22
Apr
4
;
B
•
—
-
—10
Ltd
Mines
39
285
—
I
Mines
1
21c
21c
500
17c
Dec
61c
48c
65c
16,200
38c
July
68c
1
Jun
20c
20c
21c
4,700
lCc
Oct
38c
5 %e
6c
July
Gwilllm
4%c
9,200
4c
Dec
16c
Jan
39c
30c
39c
9,050
Gypsum Lime & Alab—,
20c
Dec
1.05
10c
2.000
8%c
Dec
30c
Apr
Hallnor
GO,300
Feb
Hard
7,000
39
15
4%
1 Gc.
Oct
Doc
20% July
6c
5c
Dec
Oct
7
67c
25
Jun
Mar
Apr
May
49c
Jan
14c
Mar
Jan
10c
30
5.60
3.40
—
Uranium
Lead
2,000
50
Gas
Guaranty Trust
18%
1.500
35c
Feb
7.00
3.75
1.80
26c
2.15
16c
May
10%c Jan
8c
6%c
33c
common—
Develop
Coal class
1.65
17%
Dec
8c
5%c
.
——
Plains
2.20
28c, May
34c
*
warrants—..
Great
18%
70c
Nov
6%c
•
Warrants
Jan
•
Doc
—
—:
42c
Oct
7C
13c
:
1
.—
—
B
3,000
—1
$2.50 preferred
Class
21c
1
Power
Northern
19c
1
——
—
32c
•
1
J
1
15%c
14c 16 %c
Dec
4c
Nov
47c
Dec
3.50
Jan
12c
Hasnga
5.500
6c
Dec
40c
Mar
6.20
Headway
5,500
Heath
30%
31%
105% 105%
1,725
9c
9c
6.20
31%
2.64
5.55
2.30
2.64
20
8.460
3.50
25
100%
2.25
Oct
1.89
Rock
Harrison
Gold
13
May
41
Jun
Henc'.ershot
105
Oct
Heva
Apr
Highland
7.50
5c
8c
41,500
30
32%
330
1.75
Gold
Gold
200
10c 12 %c
9,600
lie
Oct
17c
10%c
10 %c 11 %c
6.000
8c
Dec
62c
Apr
27c'
May
1.75
1
-—-—,—
56c
4,300
13c
Nov
49c
58c
109,200
16,000
Uo
Sep
4 %e
Dec
8c
7c
8c
*
4.75
4.75
4.75
100
.1
6c
5c
6c
17,000
1.15
1.15
600
1
July
16c
1
common
1.70
15c
1
Mines
Mines...,
Bell
1.75
12c
1
—
Lake—
Paper
30% July
1
,—1
Mines
Mines.
Red
Oct
Oct
Gold
7c
30
Minerals
Oct
.
1
—•
-1
Mines
13 %c
18%c Mar
1
.
Gold
Lake
25,457
1
105%
Mines
Warrants
32,000
67c
10
Gunnar
9c
7%c
69c
♦
May
69c.
8c
1
.•
see
July
Paper—
1.80
-
31
8c
42c
28%
July
May
Mines
Mines
Lakes
1.38
•
1
Oct
Mines
1
1.40
Dec
26%
6%c
45c
Canada
1
100,
—
Explor a lion
For footnotes
12c
10%
1
Basin
Tungsten
Class A
1,100
3*1 •"«
30c
26c
7%c
29%
35c
1
„;2
Consolidated Mosher
Negus
Dec
7
Oct
Jan
1
Uranium
-1
Mines
Marcus
Oils
5c
1
Consolidated
Gold
1,500
.—1
Consolidated
Mac
6c
10c
*
Marbeuor
6c
10c
1
Consolidated
Jan
4%c
——•
Gold
Consolidated
1
2.15
3.10
common—r—*
preferred —_1
:—1—50
1
Crest
Dec
1
——
Manitou
3.60
East
1.06
Gold—1
Eagle
Golden
—1
Dragon Oil
6,625
Mines
Graham Bousquet
17,500
Consolidated
1.43
com_
———
May
Consolidated
1.35
Mines
45c
:
Oct
1.43
common
Gold
Goldaie Mines
21c
Discovery
Jan
10% Jan
44c
Consolidated
i
9%
——1
Oct
3
34
Dec
1
.
Dec
Mines
Oct
G.75
—
Prosp—
Mining
Nov
Denison
20
114
170
1
Yellowknife
6c
Consolidated
Warrants
21c
600
Scientific
A»r
56% Mar
May
Dec
Oct
12c
9c
Oils
Doc
58
12c
7%c
Cadillac
36%
5%c
Ltd—^—.————.—-1
Mines
•
Central
315
Nov
Allenbee Oil
Cordosun
1,500
Feb
Oct
Dec
516
8c
4%
5c
Gc
73
8c
2.50
16c
8c
40%
70%
250
5,000
11c
39%
73
Oct
4,400
9.000
18%c
40%
4.85
5%
4.375
•
1,500
3.80
22c
1
1.10 Jan
10% Sep
12,575
5%
35c
•
Dec
45c
8.80
3.25
8%c
*
24c
30e
30c
8.80
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1
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5c
-
1%
1
24c
Oct
25
123,500
32
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5%c
10%
23
500
13c
24
—1
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General
608
26
10c
7.45
A
10c
1.95 Mar
41c
24
*
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Class
Jun
Oct
7.25
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Apr
Dec
May
May
3.20 May
9,55 July,
May
33%-Jun
28% Jan
8.80
100
Ltd
Bakeries
Jan
8c
2.93
10
•
preferred
Jan
23-
24
common
General
15
34c
17,500
1
5%%
Mines
5,900
1,065
12c
Dec
7.25
Mines
Power
42% Jan
*
common
Gatineau
Geco
70c
5.50
Oct
10
preferred
Exploration
Gulkeno
1.08
60c
32c
.
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—
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French
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Canada
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75c
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17
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20
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Florida
Feb
50c
1.90
A
Kirkland
20Dec
14
1,280 ;
638.7
198,202
11 %c
5.45
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Preferred
Federal
Jan
57c
14,650
3,200
27c
55c
46c
2.10
70c
—
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—
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Consolidated
Jan
50c
39c
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Jun
60c
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1
Forgo Oils Ltd
Corp
Consolidated
'Consolidated
5.30
28c
55c
2.50
—
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Mines
Consolidated Beta Gamma—
Consolidated Calliman Flin
Consolidated
10c
Jan
Apr
39c
10
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
2.90
15 Vac Jun
15 %c Dec
*
Mines
-Consolidated
Dec
1
Mines
Consolidated
Dec
6c
1
Life
Development
Consolidated
60c
1
1
Combined Enterprises
Nations!
Coniagas Mines
•
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1
Confederation
5.00
Oct
*
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Con west
7.00 Mar
Oct
Dec
78c
*
common
Equip
Coldstream
Consoi
Dec
5.70
1.22
9%c
1
Cody Reco
Consoi
jun
1
Uranium Mines
Faraday
General
Dunlop
Cockshutt
Key
Jan
5.35
-1
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Conro
Sep
8.50
3.30
-
5,800
22c
Chimo Gold Mines
Con
74c
Dec
72c
Chesterville Mines
Mar
•
•
Fanny
July
Feb
8%c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Coniaurum
16,099
Apr
2.61
57e
3.00 Mar
5.00
600
-
Jan
Apr
4.60
Oct
2.00
Cheskirk Mines
Colomac
45c
Dec
7%c
76c
mil
Oil
Coin Lake
4.00
6.90
.1
9c
Jun
1.02
5.60
1.00 Nov
20c
..
Explorers
Charter
16,150
1.32
50c
Jail
56c
Dec
13c
6.80
•.
Cayzor Athabaska
Central
Dec
3.30
Corp Ltd
Central
1.40
1.23
Trethewey
69c
11 %c Dec
18 c
Ltd
Quartz
Asbestos
14c
Nov
G2o
Gas.
Captain Mines
11c
5.00
4
%C
85c
Nov
3.00
1.07
18c
May
Aug
Jan
Jan
6.75 Jun
Oct
12 %c
Oct
Feb
2.00
Jun
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR THE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Sarcee Oils—
DrillingConsol Gold
Highwood
Hi
Tower
Holltnger
Oil
.Home
p
a
22
•
16
•
15 M»
Hudson
Mining
Bay
Smelting
&
6 %
125
21%
22%
2,320
15c
47c
V2 Dec
6
17%
Par
High
Dec
11%
Oct
Molsons
Brewery class
Molybdenum Corp
July
Feb
36
Warrants
Jun
& Erie
Montreal
11 %
Feb
23% May
3,260
10%
Jan
23% May
Montreal Trust
265
24
Nov
41
Jan
Moore
Corp
3.25
3.30
1,400
Jan
Multi
Minerals
44
86% Apr
17% Nov
Nama
Creek
Jan
National Drugi & Chemical common
Apr
2.80
7.00
Oct
43
44 %
2,675
44 J/a
Dec
16%
16%
3,686
12
Oct
25c
22c
25c
95c
91c
95c
20
33
32%
33
100
30
Sept
35
Feb
45
45
45%
7%
270
42%
Nov
65
Jan
60
60
165
38
39%
13 Vb
39%
39%
7,684
35
12%
13%
14,200
18c
Aug
46c
8,300
65c
Nov
2.20
National
Inglis
68
a%c
7c
10c
26%
26%
26%
7.00
7.00
285
5.90
Oct
50
50%
50
50%
150
42%
Jun
Cement
;
*.
Co
•
preferred
3.60
3.10
3.90
15,375
10
*
Co
-
13 Va
13%
13%
258
24c
32 J/a
Jun
10 %
July
50
July
Mar
23
f
Dec
6 J/2
24%
Gas
1
common
7%
7
7%
3.120
16%
16
16%
460
2.95
3.00
1,020
Oct
12%
New Brit
19 V2
Jan
6.50
Jun
2.85 Nov
90c
51c
9,525
35c
Oct
71%
69 %
71%
63%
Oct
International Petroleum
•
36%
35%
3 7'A
9,806
1,820
34 %
Oct
57%
International Ranwick
1
23Vac
21c 25 J/2 c
238,000
9c
Oct
41c
Co
common
Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg CreditsWarrants
100
101/4
9
% July
1.55
40
46c
Feb
40%
5,683
32 J/4
Oct
62
10%
20
8 J/a
Oct
15Va
64c
"2,500
Oct
2.20
Jan
5.20
Aur
33c
Apr
Iron
1
1
1.90
1.80
1.90
1,200
Jade
Waite
1
17c
17c
19c
10,000
10c
Oil
•
1.05
96c
1.10
68,395
50c
I
47c
40c
47c
92,575
16c
Oct
96c
13c
11,356
7c
Doc
65c
18c
21c
239,200
G2c
28c
Mines
Jellicoe
1
(1939)
Gold
Joburke
1
Ltd
Mines
1
Canada—
of
Gold
Kerr
Kilembe
45c
27c
2.15
27c
27c
3,000
2.08
2.25
2,500
Lake
Lake
870
282,700
1
16%
15%
17%
1.81
1.64
1.81
28c
29c
u._J—
Lake
Lake
Lake
La-
Wasa
27,061
9%
18c
Goldvue
Hosco
Oct
Dec
1.85
3.40
9J%c
21,662
6c
Dec
17c
20c
25c
28,500
12c
Oct
39c
4.90
11,150
Dec
22c
17c
Nov
19c
5,700
1,130
1.04
20
20 Va
976
10%
20
10%
110
95c
1.06
7c
5%c
7tf'
5c
6c
16,700
"•
'
2,000
12c
2.85
Dec
73c
Jun
20
Jan
July
13
18% Mar
9
Jan
4.25 May
2.50 Sep
2.05
Feb
1.60
Mar
Jun
5J/2C Dec
17c
Apr
Oct
42o
Apr
403,100
4c
10,750
90c
1.25
1.30
1.90
29%
1.73
2.09
26,600
30
1,010
29'A
47 V2
49
53
22%
22%
305
-;
1.30
Oct.
OCt'
Uranium
Lowney
<W M)
Lyndhurst Mining
Jan
Mylamaaue
Senator
1
Taku
Acme
Norlartic
Ltd
16
North
Oils
1957
Northern
Ontario
Northern
49c
Dec
36c
1,900
27o
Dec
12c 15J%c
29,000
7c
Nov
Northland
Norvalie
Natural
Gas
Alines
19'/a July
9jC
Dec
1.72
Feb
Feb
:
Gold
1.70 Mar
O'Leary
Malartic
1.49 Mar
Ontario
Jockey Club common
23c
22
%
80c
Jan
Jan
9,100
1,210
Sep
24%
22 >/a
Oct
1.80
2.00
56,550
1
5%c
5c
7c
46,500
*
5c
4c
6c
15,500
1.12
1.20
6,000
9V2C 10 %c
12,050
1.35 Aug
4c
Oct
3c
Dec
1.07 Dec
7c
Dec
Apr
Paramaque
34c
Western
Alines
4V2C Dec
Dec
73,550
52c
Oct
14,000
8c
Dec
6
61/4
5,291
5%
Oct
82%
82%
90
69%
Nov
5
5
50
4'%
Oct
11,033
1,596
87
30
72 %
68i/2
73 Va
1
13c
11c
13c
1
11c
9c
11c
1,200
5,200
6,200
7,500
6,720
17,600
91/2C Dec
2.08
21c
7%
87
7%
89c
Mines
Drilling
Consol
Jan
PCE
Jun
Peerless Exploration
Pembina Pipeline common
Exploration
Jan
Permo
Gas
Jun
Perron
Gold
Jan
Peruvian
Ltd
Oil
&
Oil
preferred
Minerals
&
Jan
Petrol Oil
45
Oct
87
Oct
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
81 Va
Nov
96
66 J/a
Oct
116
July
Photo
&
Gas
Engravers
...
30c
Jun
20c
Jan
Pioneer
15c
Dec
53o
Gold
of
22c
Mentor Exploration
& Development_50o
14c
11c
15c
Oct
45c
Ponder
Knit
*
5c
73c
5c
5c
90'
5c
Feb
20c
Oct
Powell
76c
7,600
55c
Nov
2.08
Jan
Powell
Rouyn
9.75
9.75
236
Jun
Power
Columbia
River
72c
British
Oils
Mercury
Corn
I
1
;
2.10
lQc
7.90
Dec
Oct
5.35
18%
Apr
Pitch
Ore
Jun
Placer
Uranium
Midcon Oil & Gas
Midrim
Midwest
10c
•
Mar
Deo
38c
Oct
70c
68c
73c
18,333
1.55
1.45
1.55
6,550
50c
55c
750
Mining
1.70 Afar
Dec
4.35 May
Dec
2.35 May
see
page
48.
Dec
36
36%
2,312
4,600
13,050
36%
33
Oct
5c
Doc
7%c
8c
10c
2.55
29%c
2.50
2.60
26c
31c
60,050
25c
Dec
11 %c
11c
14c
179,550
10c
Dec
3.00>
2.75
31
2,086
3.00
2,075
31
.
32
245
32c
220
61c
21,700
6%c Aug
2.35 Oct
2.40
Dec
Oct
30
1.04
44c
Jan
45c
Jan
57%
Jan
34c
Apr
13VaC Jan
6.10
Jan
1.59
65c
Jan
Alar
6.10 July
Feb
39
Dec
3.50
Feb
Dec
1.67
Jun
58c
3.35
3.20
3.50
40,925
2.84
2.12
2.35
9,435
1.75
Dec
6.80 Mar
12
12'/a
1,525
9%
Oct
41 Va
41%
53
17% July
41% Mar
3.40
3.50
920
3.50
Oct
9.00
July
1.90
1.90
300
1.50
Dec
G.25
Jun
3.30
3.05
3.80
1,205
2.30
Dec
1.20
1.10
1.20
3,380
1.00 Aug
11%
11
11%
3.05
3.05
2,057
200
41%
36
Dec
Aug
2.50
Dec
9.00 Mar
t.50 Dec
.10 Jan
4.50 Alay
75
75
75
73
Nov
83
27c
27c
28c
1,500
160
Dec
84c
Alar
15%c
13c
15c
11,350
13c
Aug 1
30o
Alay
20o
15c
21c
32,500
13c
Nov
44c
Jun
7c
7c
4o
Oct
11c
Mar
49 VaC
59c
3,000
25,400
May
.
10
Jan
45c
Oct
92c
%C
9c
21,800
5c
Dec
23c
12c
17c
11c
Dec
80c
1.25
1.35
23,000
1,100
15 %c 16 %c
15,200
10Vac
6
16c
16 %c
1.13
Oct
40c
Preston East
Pronto
47c
95c
1.70
6,100
40c
200
35c
Dec
8%
235
7
Oct
7
2.40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
9% May
9
Va May
Apr
6.10
6.40
8,4l0
5.75
Oct
Oct
14%
2.25
2.50
600
1.50
Oct
3.15
7
7
6.30
15%c
7%
700
Feb
13c
16c
23,100
10c
Oct
42V2C
1
21c
22c
4,000
lGc
Dec
69c
May
30c
34c
11,000
20c
54c
May
Oct
Jun
5,025
16Va
23c
20,327
Apr
Prospectors
69,980
1.61
Jan
4.45
Apr
Provo
2.00
2.00
2.25
600
1.85
Nov
3.25
Jan
7 'a c
9c
5.000
5%c
Oct
17c
9.75
1.115
9%
Dec
21%
Jan
10c
9 '/aC
11c
17.200
8c
Dec
45c
Jan
_1
9%c
8V2C
12c
13,530
fic
Oct
30c
May
47c
45c
48c
10.700
35o
Oct
Purdex
Jan
36% July
19%
19%
110
107
110
670
91
Oct
55c
47c
56c
42,200
350
Oct
57c
May
Apr
27c
28c
5,200
20c
Dec
74c
Jun
8 VaC
8%c
1,000
50
Oct
13C
Jan
Dec
10c
Feb
Deo
143
4%c
VaC
5%c
25,500
3c
1
42c
37 Vac
44c
8,532
32c
3.50
3.00
4.00
980
3.75
1
42c
40c
44c
6,900
21 Vac
18c
15 %C
20c
16c
16c
35,787
5,706
13V2C
14 c
12c
Dec
Oct
23c
6,880
20o
Nov
7
7%
3,575
5%
Oct
2
7
1.05
1.85
1.95
5,600
1.58
Dec
32c
30c
35c
22,100
25c
Oct
1
75c
75c
950
450
Oct
2.25 May
54c
G5c
59,850
35c
Dec
1.50
80c
84c
3,380
56c
Deo
1.83
43
43
100
33 Va
Oct
L15
20C
1
1.25
4
57c
6.00
Jan
95c
Dec
1.12
1.01
1.15
1.30
15,698
7,000
94c
1-30
5%c
95c
Nov
5c
5 VaC
6,000
5c
Dec
8.25
9.00
1,078
34,800
35 %c
28c
36c
33 Va
30 %
33%
4.6c
4.5c
46c
2,010
2,000
55
54%
55 Va
566
♦
9c
5C
9c
28,000
20c
3.75
3.95
700
100
Gold
89
89
60
1
Dome
Mines
1
5.80
4.25
57c
Ltd
Ltd
•
7.75 Nov
20c
28
Va
31c
48 Va
4c
3.20
86
3.90
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
1
1
18
May
3.90
88c
Jan
Apr
1.60 May
1.66
15c
13
Jan
Jan
% Jan
46
Oct
Jun
Jan
42
77c
Jun
Apr
Va
May
Jan
1.00 Sqp
83 Va
13c
7Vs
92
Jun
Jan
Sep
Nov
Dec
8.80
Dec
8.35 Mar
6.00
15,700
3.90
4.30
4,514
51c
57c
7.430
50c
Nov
65c
Oct
Apr
3.95 Mar
2.30
July
80c
80c
1,700
2.68
15,525
1.70 Alar
6c
6 VaC
4,500
4VaC Dec
16c
Jan
12c
14c
1,702
8c
Oct
33c
14c
May
43c
31c
9'/2c
42c
45c
13,850
4,900
31,100
30c
2.64
•
1
1
88c
Aug
May
Nov
Oct
5.10
3.50
40c
Dec
Oct
Oct
Jan
26 Vac May
2.58
•
Airways
Minerals
Dec
Oct
Oct
1
1
Ore
Producers
1.28
Mar
9.45
Gas
Feb
19%
•
Uranium
2.15
2.05
2.87
Dec
1.25 Oct
8%
Warrants
22c
15c
Dec
1.60
•
Iron
1.93
.
Jan
3.35
14%c Jan
61c
50o
Premier Trust
2.15
1
1
7o
8%C
1
Gold
Border
Premium
22%c
•
Corp
i
Oct
Jun
•
1
Corp
footnotes
1.25
1.73
1
*
Metals
60c
42c
24'/fee Jan
Uranium
•
Brick
For
60
43,500
50c
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Mining Ore Mines
Mogul
46,000
68c
•
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Mindamar
12c
65c
1
Mining
:
Industries Gas
Warrants
Milt-on
10c
67c
1
Mines
3,600
10c
Development
Premier
Meta
14c
•
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Dec
5c
2.35
-
Oct
9.00
10 '/a c Dec
20c
Chipman
5c
May
2.25
Merrill Island Mining
Merrill Petroleum
11,500
13C
1
Mines
2.25
*
Mines
Petroleums
1,850
7c
*
Mines
1.23
Gold
McWattera
Medallion
Oct
1.35
5 VaC
1
Paymaster
9c
51
1.00
1.27
6c
Nov
5.00
•
Jan
6,000
15c
Dec
75c
May
1
36 %c
lie 11 %c
87
10
1
Pater Uranium Alines Ltd
13c
26c
Dec
•
Parker
Jan
50%
Nov
8%
1
Apr
410,600
2,500
19c
7c
87
9 VaC
Feb
1
.
15c
48c
6c
13c
Apr
2.65 May
10c
Oils
62c
42J/aC
7c
•
Pan
Jan
42 %c
12c
Lake
Jun
Pardee, Amalgamated
55c
Red
1.85
Parbec
50%
12c
Oct
•
•
Tubes
Porcupine
Jan
1
Oct
1
Petroleum
Hersey
Pamour
Apr
10c
Porcupine
Red Lake
Page
Jan
22%
53c
McKenzie
Pacific
lie
97
10c
Mclntyre
Jan
Nov
•
4c
85c
Jan
Nov
54c
McMarmac
2.05
llVaC Jan
18
100
Jun
5,080
-
1
Alines
85
1
•
common
35
Lake
,
20
1
Mines
13o
12,550
1
Minerals
100
1
Frontenac
Oct
1.51
1.48
1
*
20
1
Preferred
5o
1.31
20
94
Maritime Mining Corp
Maybrun
1.34
Dec
94
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
.McCoU
2.75
20
5
5,000
•
Class B preferred
Opemiska Copper
241/4
•
8c
39c
1.98
Ltd
Jan
20o
10
24%
6%
Jan
52c
Oct
100
•
Preferred
1
100
1.34
Dec
Warrants
Oct
•
•
Dec
7o
80
1,800
1,200
9Qo
Osisko
Marigold
20c
21,850
2,932,253
10
1
Oils
Dec
94
5,425
16c
12c
7c
RGc
*
31c
12c
1.32
55c
1.15
100
26c
21 VaC 36%c
12c
•
Alines
95c
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maralgo Mines
M'arcon Mines
May
1.18
1
Gold
1.07
9%c
Jun
53c
6c
O'Brien
1
•
26o
Oct
•
Ormsby
Uranium
Oct
13c
•
pfd
Ltd—
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
Maneast
5Vac
18,300
12c
20
100
Alines
Jan
1.20
19,500
1
Oils
Nudulama
Jan
9c
20c
1.22
20
Utilities
Jan
1
25c
—*
Telephone
Okalta
31,175
Goldfieids
Oct
•
Northern Canada Alines
Oka Rare Metals Alining
65c
Malartic
5o
*
warrants
Jan
56c
7,600
15,733
Jun
1.90
Jun
63c
144,300
May
8c
29c
•
23c
Oct
25c
35c
5c
50
warrants
3%c Oct
8c
2.75
Oct
Jan
17c
*
common
Preferred
Ogama Rockland
9,500
15c
Jan
10c
4 VaC
1956 warrants
43 Va
21,000
22%
23Vac
North Star Oil
25% July
25% Jul-
11c
100
48c
2.25
13 %c
lO'/aC
22%
24c
36c
5c
warrants
Common
Jan
2.70 July
1
Uranium
Class A
Feb
6c
31c
Nortlispan
.
Sep
24c
Oct
•
common
Aug
May
605
22 Va
Jun
1
18c
Maxwell
9%c
3c
1
Rankin
65c
com
7c
Nov
Oct
1
16
3,750
45
"6c
12c
Apr
7VaC Oct
10c
Oct
32c
Nov
Preferred
1,750
7VaC
95c
50
Doc
Oils Ltd
15c
16c
•
Mining
Preferred
5c
preferred
14 VaC
Warrants
20c
Sugar
34,500
23 VaC
1
Canadian
North
6,000
Manitoba
24,700
1
Alining Corp
Nickel
6,100
Ltd
17c
18c
5 VaC
8C
1
Mines
8c
Mines.
14c
13 VaC
6c
10
Gold
32c
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
«
15c
16c
9%C
1
7c
B
8c
3,650
378,000
1
30c
Mines
2.10
I
Mines
31c
class
1.22 Alay
Nisto
2.50
Gold
21,320
*
....
Alines
7%c
Bloedel
2.19
common
1
Macmillan
Jun
1.20
1
Mines
Wire
1
Madsen Red Lake
30c
Oct
1
Mines
39 Va
22 %
5c
I
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Oct
25c
1
Superior Oils
Macdonald Mines
x
14c
16,000
•
Rouyn
Mac fie
Explorations
1,000
56c
1
Exploration
Gold
2.45
M^cassa Mines
17c
50c
Jan
2.60
Alining &
Co Ltd
Minda-Scotia
Obaska Lake Alines
22
*
1
—
Co
17c
56c
56c
July
43%
1
Jun
48
45
32% c
GoldfieM
3.50
30
22 J/4
Warrants
Louvicourt
2.85 Apr
Nov
I
Mines
; ''
AhUU
43i/4 Mai'
24%
1
•
-
May
..1
Northwestern
•
Explorations
Long Island Petroleums—
Lorado
1.27
*
Lomega
70c
Nipissing Alines
8.00 July
50
..
Dec'
•
Alines
Nickel Rim
Apr
4.10
•
A
23c
Aug
22c
30
B
12,300
1
Mines
Niagara
Nov
84
4.55
*
Preferred
35c
1
Alines
Alanitoba
New
Dec
•
class
Cos
Kelore
New
Jan
Oct
1
Class
Jason
Jan
70c
32c
1
preferred
30c
1
Mines
1.60
7,840
1
Long Lac Gold..
.31 Vac
60c
Normetal
7,825
Mines
2nd
July
1
11,900
Mines
Loblaw
40c
•
65c
Gold
Loblaw Groc 1st Preferred
Oct
Mines
1.09
Gold
Little
Dec
20c
Alines
"
'
Dec
880
1,500
Nor gold
2.95
Lexindin
Petroleum
17c
6,150
Noranda
55c
Lencourt
Liberal
4,300
24c
*
Canada
23c
1.33
24c
•
New
Apr
2.85
2,100
Mar
12 Vac May
20c
Jan
1.34
60c
22c
67c
Dec
1.19
1
Newnarth
Feb
2.95
*
Leitch Gold
of
Mines
Norpax
2.90
Oct
3 VaC
24c
Highridce Alining
Norsyncoinaque
2.50
15o
2,000
23c
Harricana
Jan
2.75
4,530
Vac
51,500
Jim
2.30
Jan
27c
6
16c
19 Va
2.75
23c
1.33
24%
•
3
Oct
1.25
Dec
1
„■
5o
Feb
1
New
Jan
1
Mining-
9 Vac
13 Vac
Smelting
Jan
1
Gold
Feb
1.33
Jan
3.50
90c
1.29
«/a Oct
8 Vac
Dec
14 %c
10
9%c
20c
8%c
13,400
12,000
1
17
1
37c
Alay
28c
1
Oil
New
July
1
Mines
Jan
33c
5.05 Alay
29
*
98c
Nov
46c
Oct
Dec
to
26c
73
Dec
1
2,938
762
13c
Dec
1.23
19
50o
Petroleum
Explorations
2,945
84
4,000
Gas
17
80%
14o
Fortune Alines
19 Vb
84
Name chgd
Nor
2.25
4c
2.02
16
96c
10,800
2.15
13%
1.00
340
6 Vac
6c
Oct
Oct
2.10
22 %
26c
800
Jan
21%
26c
Jan
Aug
Apr
6 %c
2.80
4%C Oct
Jan
5.00
1
17'/a
48c
27%
Dec
1
Gold
Petroleum—
16%
1
Mines
Laura Secord Candy
Laurentide Acceptance class A
-
1,400
10,100
59c
63o
Dec
3.50
37c
Oct
22c
8c
52c
Deo
24%
100
13%c
May
13
49c
15c
170
1
New
3.90 July
Oct
20,600
5o
1
Mines
19%
Mines.
Luz
67c
1
Mines
Lingman Gold Mines
-Osu Mines
Lamaque
1.05
Oct
5% Dec
Jan
July
12% Jan
2.05
22 %
Develop
;•
Exploration
Gas
Shore
Oct
20c
4c
Jan
12
Corp Ltd
•
&
Mines
Dufault
Lake
11,464
83,505
32 J/aC
6c
59c
Debentures
,
13,389
6
Ltd
Mining
Cinch
50c
Oct
9% Feb
10%
1.16 Mar
R4c
25
Dickenson Mines
Newlund
Jan
1.65
May
July
2^c
Davies
New
Jan
25c
8c
1
Lakeland
73c
Oct
1
warrants
(John)
Oct
7c
6c
1
Labrador
18c
7,500
5%
Khkiaud Minerals
: Labatt
5,700
6
Kirkland Hudson Mines!
■'
44c
Alay
71
4.55
Delhi
New
Jun
10c
6%c
Gold
Copper
9J/aC
1
Mines
Lake
lOc
—*
Mines
.Kerr-Addison
12i/ac
•
15o
—
Kenville
7,500
14c
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
•
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Jupiter Oils
Kelvinator
15c
Oct
9c
*
Minos
11%C Dec
23c 25 Vac
1
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
21c
1.35
Oct
18
40 Vb
Oct
25
20c
'
Mar
Corp
Minerals
Oct
Oct
4.55
1
Continental
New
Jan
Mining
Exploration
Jeanette
100
New
July
J aye
12'%
New
Jan
10c
Jacobus
•
Oct
12%
.20
Mines
Concord
New
Mining
12%
New
May
Copper Mines
Bay Mines
Oct
5
New
Jun
1.40
5
New
Apr
46c
40
10 %
33c
Oct
New
Apr
59c
40 %
10 Va
8
25c
18c
750
14
30
48%
Apr
46c
■;
—
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Investors Syndicate class A
Irish
10 J/4
*
111
Oct
177.500
12
New
Jan
1
Nickel
400
34c
12
»
Chamberlain
New
Jan
14
Mining
International
2,900
26c
12
Mines
Calumet
New
Jan
47 %c
•
Inspiration
44c
250
Dominion Oil.
Asamera
Jun
Oct
5%
14
42c
Alger Mines
New
20
Natural
Preferred
42c
Uranium
Atliona
Apr
45
.
Labine
Bidlamaque
New
Inland
Mines
1.09
3,963
22 c
375
Deo
Oct
520
65
•
New
Jan
9,400
35
Car
New
Jan
Dec
2.40
12
New
75c
15%
Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
Dec
5c
Nello
12% Nov
10 J/a July
66c
Dec
21
64.
...
Steel
500
27
Dec
33
.
Petroleum
Nealon
7.25
High
Jan
15
31 V'jc
......
National
May
450
15 %
!—JL
National
Feb
60
19
22'%
35
•
Mines.
J
75
64 Va
1—5
Explorations Ltd
Grocers
preferred
Hosiery Mills class B_-
National
Dec
Oct
common.*
Ltd
14%
Dec
Oct
Va
7.00
Accent. Chrp
preferred
(John) &
Inland
6%
1
Warrants
$2%
520
3,794
381,700
2,531
Gold
Lake
Industrial
7%
Works.
common
Preferred
National
Indian
•
4,492
Locomotive
Low
28
71c
...
Range for Year 1957
High
27%
7.25
.....
27
1
Mtge
Shares
19
—
15%
1
Imperial Bank ———
10
Imperial Invest class A
•
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
for Week
Low
B—
16%
_♦
Bay Oil
Pam Porcupine__.._.
Humber
Oils
Huron
54,000
15
3.25
•
Hugh
,
Low
27c
I6r:b
Mining
Hudson
High
23c
15%
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Pries
26%
Smith Paper common
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1957
Mqjieta Porcupine
Class B
Hoyle
Shares
Ltd—
Co
Class A
Howard
for Week
6 %
27c
*
.
Range
of Prices
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 24
Sales
Low
20c
.
Week'a
30c
33C
8c
9 Vac
28c
Dec
Oct
5VaC Dec
4.25 July
1.34
1.25
28c
Jan
Jan
Mar
3D
fr
40
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle■
(492)
.•.
.
Monday, January 2%. 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale t'rlaa
For
Week'*
Range
for Week
of Price*
Low
High
Low
5.15
5.90
1.450
18 % c
18 Vac
20c
9,000
15c
1.09
95c
11,900
65c
Dec
23
22%
1
1
*
Oct
Jan
Mines
2.45 May
Union
Gas
01
23
1.175
18%
Nov
Union
Mining
14c
17c
47,500
12 Vac
Oct
28C
Aug
United
7.85
7.60
Dec
19
Jan
United
Corps* Ltd class
12c
13c
1,740
9,250
8c
Dec
23
31c
f
Aug
Corp
1
Ltd-.
Ray rock
Dec
Oct
1.35
9c
1.30
9%c
2,000
93c
1.04
32,100
75c
Dec
7%c
1.01
10c
11,200
5%c
Oct
United
17 %c Aug
1.90
23c
United
Feb
United
43c
47,200
20c
Dec
1.00 May
United
1.35
7,387
75c
Dec
2.50
Upper
1
Uranium
6c
1
Mines
12 %c
5%c
7c
42c
1
Athabasca
42c
12c 13%c
5%c
Dec
23c
600
30c
Dec
75c
Jan
Oct
37c
Mar
18,135
21c
Apr
Nov
1.00
20,179
10
Oct
25 Va
Jun
560
95
Dec
100%
1.830
55
Oct
77
100
100
99%
100
—10
•
59
58%
59
13%
14 Vs
Preferred
Vandoo
2,660
12%
Dec
23 %
25 %
Oct
38
Jan
Jun
Jun
28
28
28
10
7%
7%
7%
600
12%
13
250
12 %
Nov
16%
6t
11%
Nov
Lawrence
5%
87
Oct
*
common
Corp
•
7% Dec
Michael
95
40
75c
73c
77c
6,300
40c
Oct
13c
12c
13c
6,000
7c
Nov
98
1.35
40c
Mar
Webb &
Pyrite
Miller
K
7,567
40c
Dec
68c
Jan
14c
30,100
10c
Dec
70c
Jan
72c
8.800
45c
Oct
30
35
110
25
Oct
1.82
80
1
Western
Canada
Western
Jan
2.29
16,265
4.60
4.70
1,750
24%
24%
773
44%
4414
75
35c
35c
700
11,$64
4.00
4.15
21%
22%
760
21%
200
1
3.65
4.00
910
1
32c
35c
9,902
15c
15c
4,600
1.49
Dec
Sep
8.75
25%
Nov
44 %
Jan
40
July
35c
Aug
3.85
20
19%
3.60
21c
Jan
Western
8.10
23
22
4.55
1.05
11
10%
10%
17Va
17
17%
1,250
14%
Oct
20%
Jan
58C
52c
63c
5,450
48c
Oct
1.03
Sep
*
1.00
1.25
I.900
5%
Jun
—50
45
45
40
42%
Feb
1% Nov
Feb
*
i
Spartan
Air
Stadacona
Starrs tt
20 lie
18c
21c
17c
Oct
37
36%
37%
935
31%
Oct
1.65
1.55
1.75
83,899
1.80
Dec
1.15
1.75
2.00
11,670
90c
83c
90c
21,008
6c
*
Mining
Cons
Superior Propane common
Preferred
'
Fetroleum
Preferred
Surf
Inlet
Switson
Tandem
Taylor
Gold
Cons
Pearson
49%
3,234
42%
Dec
6c
5,500
3%c Dec
9.55
10%
37.565
Woodward Ltd class A
Lead
&
Mings
Yankee
Bear
Knitting
Yukeno
Zenmac
class
Mines
Elevators
Iron
A
IrarieiK
4%%
y,'/>
Exploration
Oct
2.90
Jan
10c
Feb
37c
Aug
6 %c
Finance
preferred
preferred
Trans
clasa
Canada
Zulapa
Mining
Trans
Canada Pipe
Empire Oils
Rights
Trans
Lines
Ltd
_
11c
13'/aC
Prairie
Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau '
Twi*
City Gas
Oct
42%
10
Dec
9,290
1.15
13% Aug
1.70. Sep
13 VaC 13 %C
Feb
Apr
70
Dec
37c
6,000
5c
Oct
16c
Apr
5c
Nov
13c
Jan
22,350
62c
Dec
81c
74c
85c
1.80
1.80
1.80
200
5c
6c
12,116
1.35
Jan
1.93
Apr
2.00 Aug
Jan
Nov
3c
10 %c
Feb
19c
18c
19c
5,100
14 Vac
Doc
40c
Apr
19c
15c
19c
6,500
14c
Dec
75c
Mar
Exchange—Curb Section
STOCKS
FiiihI*
Jun
National
Corp '
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper-
Apr
21%
Feb
Anglo
19
1.00
23 % May
Dec
59c
-IT.V
;
Sale Trio*
Jan
Par
Feb
3.90 Jun
14%
Oct
21'%
Apr
93
Oct
99
Shares
•
Range for Year 1987
I,on
High
High
4.50
5.00
1,319
Oct
6.00
Apr
31
31
50
25
Oct
39%
Jan
5%
5lA
5 Va
1,652
5
Oct
10%
Jan
29
28%
29
1,060
25
Oct
35
Aug
3.50
3.40
3.65
1.037
5
•
Corp
III—5
V
for Week
31
#
Newfoundland Develop
JS<
Side*
ICiiiigc
of P 'ices
Low
%
Andian
Asbestos
lVei k'«
l.n lit
9.00
3.CO
Apr
Bulolo
Gold
Dredging
4%C
4 %c
3c
Dec
9%C
Jan
3.10
3.00
3.10
425
2.50
Oct
5.50
Jan
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian General Investments
1
1.25
1.18
1.27
13,331
1.00
Dec
1.75
Jun
Canadian
11c
lie 12 %c
26,600
7c
Sep
16c
Mar
Canadian Ingersoll Rand
Canadian Marconi
50c
48c
51c
15,200
28c
Oct
55c
May
Canadian
8
8
8%
200
1.52
1.40
1.55
27.400
1.25
Dec
2.69
1.30
1.100
1.05
Dec
4.90
Jan
Industries
*
195
25'. t
16%
*
•
4.50
Apr
25%
445
16 %
17%
2,139
20
Oct
23%
Nov
31% May
15
Oct
20
May
Apr
24
May
43
43
43
50
37%
Dec
55
2.50
2.05
2.50
Oct
46 Va
1,810
55
1.90
46%
—1
35%
Oct
4.10 May
52
Apr
30%
31 %
2.220
25
Oct
39%
Jan
16c
17C
11,200
12c
Oct
50c
Apr
51
Jan
16%
Dec
22%
*
Westinghouse
%
Dec
'
•
common
21
21%
*
3.00
...
Jun
1.20
38c
35C
8
Oct
38c
7,500
33c
Oct
82c
82c
90c
7,300
50r
Oct
3.25
3.25
3.25
100
8 %c
5,000
32c
26c
32c
31.000
39 V4
6%C
39
39%
881
17%
3.50 Oct
10
98c
1.24
May
■
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Jan
Dominion
Jan
Dupont
4.10 May
4%c
Dec
36c
Jan
18c
Dec
93c
34%
Oct
Jan
Oct
20
Mar
Paper
•
—
•
16c
_
Glass
Co
31%
—
Oil
of
.»
common
Preferred
62
17%
150
16
34
34
100
28% Nov
37%
24
120
20
31
10C 11 %c
10,000
33
34%
1,679
86
86
100
40
11c
34%
40
5Qr
Feb
Jun
Mar
Prods
International
Ogilvie
Feb
Pato
31%
42%
Jun
Price
Dec
84% Jan
87%
Feb
35
48
'l—
67c
79c
6,400
60c
Dec
25%
24%
25%
11,926
20%
Dec
20%
1.80
1.75
1.83
4,242
1.53
Dec
&
.
1—50
•
..
—7.50
Utilities
Ontario
17
17
1,104
lie
Oct
40c
59
58
59%
1.831
53%
Dec
19
19
110
4.85
4.80
5.00
II,150
18c
20c
1,500
15c
Dec
55c
May
18c
Dec
33c
Jan
1
I
17c
17c
18c
3,750
_*
3.70
3.60
3.95
2,30Cf
♦
78
100
70
Nov
90
25
21
Aug
29
Jan
87%
89 "2
560
80
Nov
104
;
May
21
68
Flour
S
25%
25
25%
1,056
20
Oct
May
Sep
23 Va
23
23%
350
21
Oct
33%
26%
26%
90
25 Va
Oct
2.70
3.25
2,490
common
*
—
Bros
--
1
•
__
Feb
33 Va
—2.50
Paper_.
Consolidated Gold Mines
Yukon
3.35 May
17
3,000
78
21
18%
37
_
36%
38
1,030
2.30
39
Oct
Dec
33
Aucr
Oct
May
5.28
Dec
Jun
145 % May
12c
Oct
34c
Oct
35% Aug
Oct
Gold
Corn
1
-
60c
57c
65c
28,500
49C
Dec
59
S9c
Jan
■May
3.25 May
14
3.50
Consolidated
9.00
FOOTNOTES
•
a
(
d Deferred delivery sale
in year's range).,
Jan
e
year's
wd When delivered.
(not included
..
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading prlvilegea.
'
;.
AND
t
,
wvi When issued,
.
x
Ex-dividend,
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat price:
r
OUT-OF-TOWN
,
Odd lot sale (not included in
range)..
Anr
FOR
No par value.
*
Cash sale (not included In year's range).
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
;
Apr
Jun
Oct
•
16c
1,490
89
*
Paper
International
Minnesota
23c
1
15c
370
18%
,
(1956)—_
l
Steel
Hayes
6^c Oct
79c
•
62
18
21
Canada
July
49
24
34
Pipeline-
Tribag
30
150
1.44
2,000
Friday
Oct
,
Oil
320
11%
'
4.00
Mountain Oil Pipe LineTranscontinental Resources
Triad
31%
1.27
CaiiHilliui
■"
575
Trans
Trans
Jan
July
May
31
Toronto Stock
May
1
1
19
1
4.35
40
Ltd
11c
43c
Dec
1,500
—
4.00
100
—
%C Nov
6%
1
4.35
•
—
Explorations
4
10%C Oct
8c
Metal
Jan
1
A
9,500
11%
1.40
1
15c
*
—
Dec
60c
-
Towagmac
101
6,717
62,500
*
4.10
20
A
105
160
105
83c
21c
7 Vac
—
Dec
*
Works class
Nov
Jun
7c
i
Oct
10
General Trusts
Toronto
May
•
Dec
*
Toronto
.12
6 Vac
Mines
4c
1
Toronto
Oct
20o
8c
8
*
Bank
4%
'
•
.,
3,595
18c
1
i
Oil
Mines
1.50
25c
Mines
Jun
7.00
1
Canuck
6,150
1
Dominion
28
75c
Jail
*
.—-
Mines
27%
Oct
105
__
May
1
common
Gold
Mines
Gold
(
Zinc
'
2,000
3,000
Apr
Oct
»
23,100
30
3.90
Oct
17%
80c
»
16c
625
Jan
6.65
,__5
:
,
Wright-Hargreaves
1.90
361
Apr
6 50
Nov
17%
11,023
Yale
4.25
70c
153.225
6%c
16
Apr
1.33
100
16c
13c
98
3/00
-
1,125
7VB
1.85
16
30% Doc
Ocf
Oct
13,800
2.00
73 % May
98
Jan
1.35
1.49
5%c
1
Thompson Paper
i"nron'<
47%
98
25
26c
22%
14 Vac
1
Mines
lees-Hughes
Tombill
26%
16
19% 'Aug'
22%
6c
*
Texas Calgary
Thonioson-Lundmark
liars
34c
Dec
15
Dec
18 %c
1
Mines
6%c
50c
-
Mines
T»>maaaml
Dec
*
Gold
Taurcanis
4c
100
ordinary
—
Industries
8vivar.Hr
5.00
22%
20
14
21%
'
16c
1.75 July
400
2.00
Jan
2.70 Aug
5.05 Mar
Feb
1.52
62,500
20
.May
lfc
Feb
Apr
Dec
Nov
60c
7c
1.50
53c
Oct
Apr
25%
20
Oct
5c
1.12
Jun
6.40
5c
2.00
l()c
22%
%
2.85
&
1.89
25
■
Jan'
1
9-80
16c
Warrants
Feb
54c
1
*
Mines
22
22%
,_100
1
River
Gold
Contact
Sullivan
1.35
1.43
•
1
1
1
Mines
Sudbury
Supertest
1.00
Jan
43
5%c
48%
*
Iron
11,020
•61c
V 4.70 Apr
Nov
Mar
42c
.
100
•
York
25
—*
:
Canada
Sturgeon
1.04
1-97
1
Ltd
1.13
l
1
Mines
Bros
Rock
Steep
6,040
•
A
7.00
Yellowknife
2.50
4.60
1
Jan
78c
2,400
Ltd
Jun
HV4 Jun
Nov
Dec
Oct
AUg
'
Oils
60c
Nov
16c
class
•
30c
Dec
•
Gas
&
6%
2.00
Dec
1
Nickel
Steeloy
425
•
Uranium
Oil
of
100
52,700
12c
Corp
Warrants
Stan well
Stee
7%
2.00
19%c 23 %c
10c
Materials
&
Uranium
Stedman
7:/a
2.00
—
23c
*
Paving
Stanrock
9,200
*
Mines
Standard
5,500
20c
—
& Oils
Mines
Stanlelgh
lie
16c
-*
Services.
Warrants
Spooner
10c
1
Valley Oil
Southern Union Oils
5,823
37c
4.60
•
B
Windfall
Jan
10%
42%
30
1.57
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood (John) Indus class A
Jan
Jan
*
9% July
30
Winchester Larder
Jan
63c
•
440
17,500
'
•21c
360
36c
6%
2nd
preferred
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
Nov
Oct
5c
2.00
5,500
1.50
1.57
Warrants
May
Sep
Dec
V4.
_*».
Petroleum:
Petroleum
(Geo)
Class
Jan
Sep
HVaC Dec
15
—
Naco
Weston
1.35 May
Dec
:
Leaseholds
Yellowrex
Souris
22c-
~
Warrants
Sep
Oct
3.95
500
%
Jan
3.60
20
:
Breweries
Decalta
~7
9,220
1,692
55c
13c
64c
Malartic
Jan
18% Mar
500
45c
Wespac
Dec
12%-May
Oct
300
15%
72c
preferred
Feb
1.75 Mar
Jun
15%
13c
Manufacturing
D
Slater
Mar
'
,
•Feb
12
5,500
53c
A
Oct
4:50
15,956
1,500
—50c
class
29c
25%
Oct
Jun
i.18
1'3%
7c
3.75
Ltd
3c;
23
Oct
21c
3.60
15 Va July
1
Dairies
Jan
Dec
1.86
21c
7c
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe. Mines
Jan
44%- Jun
5%
2.60
-
1.83
—
23c
Dec
%
2.35
*
1.79
Mines
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel Products
9% Mar
-
Vil9c
West
26
21%
Mires
Jan
750
21c
30% July
4.10
May
-
3.00 July
-
Oct
1
V 85c
Jan
1,685
v*
Nov
•
" T8
14,423
13c
2.50
60
22C
,
23%
common—
Mines
"-12c
2.50
!
Copper—
Petroleums Ltd
'
24 Va
2.10
•
-
6Va"V-
13c
Knapp Canada Ltd
Weedon
Jun
Mar
V.;
25%' 26%
•
■
;G!'2
375
—:
Standard
Silverwood
S
G.10
26
455
Gordon
Breweries
Silver
2.85
6.00
6.00
-
(G & W) new common..
Watertius Equipment t
:
!—.
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
i.
1,295
Voting trust ctfs
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silver
2.80
1
Amulet Mines
Walker
35
preferred
Sheep Creek Gold
Sherritt
-10
Wainwrlght Producers & Ref
1
Western
Sicks
;V: 10
30
2.16
16,570
10
30
4.60
-
-
.25
,
1
A
is-5c
30
14%
24 Va
Jan
4% July
6,600
-
v
Oct
5c
20
100
25
27
50c
•
•
50
—50c
0,520
-
.1.35
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
it 4%c
3.00
11,350
24
25
1
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Dec
1.32
14%
Debentures
Jan
17c
4/40 May
Oct'*
5.
r
28%
Gold
Jan
50c
1.35
14%
Gold
6.40
O*
Oct
11
1,400
7c
22%--
4%c
29%
Petroleums
,
—J
—
3.65
River
;.;oc
.
.10
^
27 Va
*
Warrants
Class
-1
,.
25
common
1
Antonio
4.00
;1.. 5 :.'
—
Feb
July
'
Oct
6c
1.73
1,000
66 c
3:50
7c m
■
3.10
8,750
13%'
-fjG.Oc
;fi
3.50-
—25
Class B
Sand
576
95
Preferred
Sapphire
13%
1
Ltd
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
San
]3V»
1
Gas
Uranium
Maurice
8t
13%
95
preferred
St
;
Trust
1,810
Feb
20c
60
'70<
438,375
I-eJ3%
-
I
•
Virginia Dare preferred
18%. Jan
class A
Grey
Mines
Jan 1
Jun
12%
&
Violamac
39
3,500
65c':"'
Ltd—___1
Dec
79,470
Jan
25% July
Oct
Dec
12c
23
A——
3.65
Feb
7.15 May
"'SOVa
17%
25
-May
*24c
i
Oct
5 Vac
--- * 1"0C14%C
14C
Oct
4.00
23
86
'••••
15'!aC Nov
52%
—
2.55
2.28
.
13.%;;
*
9c
;>
12c
Ltd
Mfg class
Vico Explorations
Victoria
Dec
*
Cement
3.60.'
'•
Oct
51%
280
50%"
•
•_
Viceroy
Waite
St Lawrence
50%
*3.50
..
;
210
7%c
SOVeiM
—
Alloys
Jun
-8% Aug
2,120
18%
55 %
2.40
Consol Explorations
Ventures
-
May
25
—
Industries
7c
1
4.
—
Vanadium
Jan
13%
-
18"! 4
54'%
-
Steel Corp
Canada Mines
220
55 %,
50
—25
L>
1
i-
■High
93c
Dec
Oct
7
'."5,750
25%
1
„
1.
Hill—
^
1.000
-5.50
/ .5.20
*
.
1.82 May
19c
12%
:
pfd
Jan
'
Russell
Jun
26,600
13
14
Rights
Jan
103,545
19c
Preferred
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
2.05
34c
33c
*
Ltd
Dec
19c 22%c
32c
1
Ltd
Can
V)
21,688
1.21
9c
50c
Mines
Pete
iA
6,400
35c
1.20
Mines Ltd
Rio Rupununi
Rockwin
1.30
39c
1.30
A
Mountauban
Oils
5 40;
25 Vr
preferred
Keno
Jan
1
Uranium
1.25
7VaC Dec
-
17C-" '17 c
1
*
:
class
640
-21c
526
1
A——
Mines
Inv
B
"22,483
72!8 -V' 74
T4-T"
•
_l-
Fuel
Class
Jan
Low
35c
"
—__i.
Estella
United
1.49 Mar
30c
1
Mines
Rexspar
Roe
35c
3,300
1
Rich well
Rocky
7,100
30c
1
Eenabie
Roche
47c
20c
1
Mines
Explorations
Rix
45c
20c
—1
Raynor Mining
Reef
45c
30c
8% "8%
32c >,
1
—
:
Class- B
Range for Year 1957
High
'
Asbestos
7.55
Dec
]
pfdi.
Canada——i...—a—
16c
*
Mines
Uranium
Share*
'
1
Shawkey Mines-.
Acceptance 2nd
Union
80c
United
Radlore
Rainvilie
for Week
Low
Par
Ultra
19 Va Mar
7.60
1
.
4.75
Sale Prica
High
Dec
*
—
Sale*
Range
Last
Range for Year 1957
5.90
1.09
Week'*
of Price*
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
1
Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queens ton Gold Mines
Quemont Mining —
Quonto Petroleum
Quebec
FOR THE WEEK ENDED JANUARY 24
Sale*
'
187
Volume
Number 5711
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(493)
4JL,
I
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
\
Quotations for Friday, January 21
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc.. and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the
range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
"bid")
or bought (indicated by the
"asked") at the'time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
„
Aerovox Corp
Air
American
Inc
American
ResistoTlex
17%
30%
Gruen
20%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
171/2
191/8
Gulf
381/2
40%
Gustln-Bacon
Society
Industries
Inc
1
Mfg
3 y8
common -i...
__10c
Corp—2.50
22
23%
33'/2
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
1
40%
43%
25
271/4
Haloid
5
51
55%
24%
10%
Hanna
12
(M A)
cinss
B
Co class A com_10
common
96
Arizona
;
Public
-
Service
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Construction Co.
Associated
Avon
Oil
Power
<5»
Curtis
class
Co
class
46%
.49 %
28%
30,
17
18%
Hugoton
,.18%
20%
xm»oton
;_10
27%
30%
10
21%
45%
A
Co
12%
13%
Mfg
Trust
&
Baxter
Laboratories
Lomb
Optical
Benciicial
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
'
9%,
Beryllium Corn
•
6%
■
_
»■
_
10%
'
26%
28%
24%,
28%
20 "4
_
Black, Sivalls <& Biyson Inc
tJoiany Mills Inc_.._
■21%
com 1
Inc
Brown
$1.20
piieIerred_,2o
Sharpe MIg Co—
1()
St
Brush
Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings
Bullock's
__io
Burndjt Corp
'___——1
California
Power
Wai,er
Service Co__23
43-
Dehli
Oil
Ltd
;
1
20%
20 y4
Jacinto
(G
Colorado
Carpenter
Paper
1
Varian
1
24%
26%
Southwest
1
14y4
14%
15%
Southwestern
15%
Bpeer
74%
79%
Staley
5
28%
30%
Stand Fruit
5
15%
16%
Standard
15
23 y4
24%
Inc
Co
Co
2%
Portland
21 »/4
26%
10
Products
Hotels
24%
11%
25%
273/4
34%
37%
5
15%
17%
18
19%
26%
29%
40
423/4
Wells
Tekoil
6%
Corp—1
13
.—1.25
fOo
16%
17%
1
23 Va
243,4
28%
Warner St Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
6
40
44
26%
Warren
31
33%
121/4
Washington Natural Gas Co. .10
.1
Washington Steel Corp.
Watson Bros Transport "A".
12%
14
20
22
63,4
1
3¥4
4%
21%
23%
9
1
13%
Corp__l
5%
lc
9¥4
14%
5%
1
Tennessee
27%
Gas
6
6%
5
30%
32 ¥4
24 V»
6%
22 %
24%
12%
13%
34
36%
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
41
44
1
13
13%
Inc
Corp_5
201/4
21%
Western
Natural
Gas Co.
Whlte
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Williams
&
6%
7%
Inc
Co
2%
14
15 3 a
11%
5
Bros
Williams
-10c
12%
23
27%
27%
29%
13
14-%
Wisconsin Pow St Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
10
Wurlltzer
10
0%
1
32 %
5
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
7
2534
Co
Tranmis
6 '/s
1
West Point Manufacturing Co_5
Western Lt St Telephone Co__lO
34%
29%
x8%
Eastern
46%
Corp—7
Gas Tranmis
Texas
43
1
—
Co.
D)
(8
14%
2y2
Corp
Inc
Corp
Corp ol
Welex Jet Services
-—5
25
Delaware
Associates
Amer
Inc
Greene
Tampax
23
10
Cem
2ya
2.50
._1
non-voting
Texas
10
___1
9%
Ino_
Koehring
26V2
Vitro
3 y8
33%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone
24%
Co
Corp
Suburban Propane Gas
Suntide Refining Co
37 v2
16
—:
7%
Steamship
Register
Stubnitz
42%
Inc
14%
13%
5
21%
Co
Mfg
Corp
Strong Cobb & Qo Inc
37%
6%
20%
&
Stouffer
15
34%
39%
Co
36%
3
31
17%
10%
12 V4
13%
1
4%
7%
11%
25
60c
19 %
5
Zspata Off-Shore Co
33%
5
Co
Transmission
6%
&
Gas
Co__3%
15%
17
L-O-F
&
Gas
Co___'i()
30 y4
32 y4
Central Indiana Gas Cb___—5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—'5
Central, Maine Power Co
10
Landers Frary
13%
14%
Lau
36
38 y2
22%
24
G
22%
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
24%
*
2.9
0
20
Soya Co
13%
1
1
2%
Tele
Works
Statler
20%
Co—1
Producing Co
Home
Stanley
7%
50c
Co
28%
153/8
19%
1
Co
E)
14%
1
Co
States
Electric
(A
Common
8%
111
Central. Telephone Co
Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
7
7%
Electric
Central
11
10%
3
5%
Utility Corp
36%
10%
1
Li
1
Central
Central Public
34
5
common
Central
Elec
9
*
Co
20
18%
Corp
Trust ctfs
1
Gas
Gas
Carbon
Sprague
Co__
_______
Kennametal
27%
26%
1
37%
263/4
Supply
Ketchum
4%
24%
9
2%
25
Kearney & Treckqr ffrrp
Kellogg Co
—in***—.
Kendall
21%
24
4%
Utah Southern Oil Co
161/2
35%
Inc
Corp
19%
12%
1
Electric
Steel
15%
Co__»
Power Co
10%
27%
22%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9%
New Eng Tele Co—25
Struthers
Kaiser
5
Power
9%
Union
Service Co
Water
Jefferson
10c
Serv Co
15%
9
24%
10
5
Utilities
5%
10c
Inc
Southern
common
33
3oy2
10
Co
Ceco Steel Products
Cedar Point Field
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp
Southern
34%
9 y2
11
20%
35
49%
United Utilities
221/a
10
57%
31%
8%
25¥b
20%
53%
Gas_5
20%
___—__1
23%
*
Natural
46
Corp
11
Devel Co_10c
&
14
Corp
Valley Mould St Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Co
Services
10
10
Sugar
10
Co
Iowa Electric Lt St Pow
Jamaica
States
10
Calif Water Co
Heintz
Tool Corp
&
preferred
2
Power
Oil
Southern
Southern
Drill
6%
United
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
—
Southern Nevada
Jack St
Tucson Gas Elec Lt
1
7%
Co
Pacific
Shore
Southern
Towa
9%
Pipe Line Corp
17%
17%
19 %
Kansas-Nebraska
19 %
Carlisle
Co
Southeastern Pub
8%
11 %
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
&
Corp
South
24%
7%
D)
Skil Corp
63
23 %
7V4
34%
Petroleum
Sierra
22%
preferred
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
21%
323/4
8%
Gas
United
8%
____
$1.46
10c
1838
St Pwr Co_5
Trans
40%
46 y8
.
31%
17%
8%
33
33 %
10%
Co__20.
Calif Water & Telep Co____12%
Canadian
39
36%
50o
Corp
Inc
.
.
8
37 3/i
Jessop Steel Co
.29%
21%
514
2
13-%
26 ya
1934
1
7%
19%
Jervls Corp
12%
12
.1
Tracerlab
19
22 ya
20 V2
1
11 y8
Towmotor
1
153a
14
Co
Inc
California Oregon
.4 3 4
4 V4
___1
__
Bowser
~
6434
22 %
-1
Tokhelm
19%
Stanley
Black Hills Power & Light Co.._l
61%
Corp
Topp Industiles Inc
20%
64%
4334
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
A
Inc
44
60
41
7%
Class
9%
39
1
10
18%
1
Diver
8%
Time
_•
Husky Oil Co
Iowa Public
-1
5%
59%
11%
11
_
7
41a
Searle
12%
11%
1
10
Corp
6 %
1
16%
Investors
Baylcss fA J) Markets
/Bell St Gossert Co
I
1
Securities
3%
Three States Nat Gas Co.
15
Interstate
5%
¥2
4
25%.
153/a
22%
•
233/4
Thermo King Corp
30%
25
5
1
19 %
14%
143/s
20%
6 3/8
3 y8
Ask
13%
1
23 %
—10
Co
w
1
Petroleum
4
25%
ft
10
i..
Bausch
5%
.
1
12%
Seismograph Service
"units"
Inc
18 Ya
13%
San
_^__1
Co
1
Natural Gasoline Corp
rtyuer system Inc
International Textbook Co__
Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Bareco Investment Co____
Bates
Texas
26%
Production Co
Indianapolis Water
*
14%
6%
23%
42
Corp.;,
Inc
Gas
Gas
National
24
1
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
class A common
Co__5
Texas
1
A
1434
Co,--—5
28
173/4
Bid
Plpelne Co_l
Industries
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.-2%
Roddis Plywood* Corp
1
Rose Marie Reid
105
13%
Gas
25%
2ya
Ind
Voltage Engineering
10
Gas
Spring
Products
cugn
Hoover
13%
Co —5
Arkansas
Aztec
19%
19 %
•
Art Metal
?
Helene
18
18%
■-
Nat
Texas
233/4
(H H) Co
Rochester Telephone Corp..
102
98
—10
Par
Texas HI
4%
3
...25c
Robertson
Company
Ask
.12%
Roadway Express class A
Bobbins & Myers Inc
3%
,41%
22'/4
Corp
4. %
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3%
11
3%
3 8%
I/
Partic preferred
Co..
Riley Stoker Corp
3%
10 y4
SulphurCorp—.
31%
2
Inc—.—4
Co
Gas
Richardson Co
19%
1
Incorporated——1
Farms
16%
16%
16%
4%
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
AMP
1
15'/4
Pipe & Const Co__„_l
& Develop
1
Anheuser-Busch
26%
1
American-'Window Glass Co_12%
Arden
2
Natural
5
Research
Amer
Republic
Ask
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Cement Corp
___5
.airier Commercial Barge Line_5
American Express Co
10
Amer Hospital Supply Corp
__4
Co
Bid
Grolier
Amur
American-Marietta
Par
24
30%
4
_l
Box Board Co
Ask
Bid
Rare Metals Corp of Atnerlca_l
Relchhold
Chemicals
__1
28%
28%
l
.
Products
Bid
-
Glass
Blower
Fibers
Co
St Clark
Co
2%
10c
Bank & Trust
5%
3%
1
31
33%
5
59%
63
30%
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B
Lithium Corp of America
1
21%
18%
19%
Lone
1
24
16 ya
25%
Lucky Stores
15
Bank
of
Commerce
_•
13%
26%
28'%
Bank
of
New York-
Bank
of North America
32%
Star
Steel
Co
G
15%
Chattanooga Gas Co
2.
1
Citizens Util Co com cl A__33%c
15%
17
Macmillan Co
1
15%
17
29 %
Madison Gas & Electric Co
16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc__l
15
20%
21V2
10
3oy8
T
N
S
&
Bid
Par
Industrial Trust Co
A
6y*
Francisco)
Companies
Ask
35%
37%
363/4
(Phila)
Bid
Ask
5
16%
18%
10
31%
33%
20
81
853/4
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
Co (Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
22%
243/h
30
33
41%
43%
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
11
27%
America
of
(San
16%
1
1
Bank
45%
Marlin-Rockwell
Par
_
Ludlow
Common
class B______
Clinton Machine Co
Coastal
States
Collins
Radio
Class
B
Colonial
1
4
3%
4%
8%
9%
12 y4
13%
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
12
13%
24 "2
26%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson
(W L) Corp
3
48%
McDermott
22 y8
McLean
com.
1
Inc
______2%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
5
45
Colorado
1
20 y8
Milling
Mfg & Sales Co
5y4
___1
A
common
Stores
__1%
ProcL.LL_-._l
Gas
Co
4%
33/,2c
Inc
&
Elev
Co_
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com__3
$1.25 conv preferred
_L&5
15%
Commonwealth Gas Corp——1
5V4
vtg
2%
18%
•
■'
20
8y8
8%
12%
20 Va
McLouth Steel Corp
McNeil Machine St Eng
6
6%
8%
Class A
MUes
Laboratories
Missouri-Kansas
12 y4
Missouri
Montrose
13 y4
14%
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
Chemical Arts Inc__
,_1
Di-Noc
Dictaphone
1
—5
oOip
Dixilyn Drilling Corp A conv—4
Donnelley |R R) St Sons Co__5
DuMont
Dun
&
24%
29%
32
Bradstreet
InC__-_/—_1
Inc
j.—22
Dynamics
$2
Corp of
preference
2
.2_-L
Eastern
El
Paso
2
Electrolux
Co___1
1
5
Utilities
Co
Chemical
27
25
7%'
'•
8%
33V2
31
7%
8%
12%
133,a
9
9%
211/4
15%
(Texas)
♦
22%
24
1
Corp
10%
23%
25%
1
10%
iiy4
lo
23%
47
50%
Co
1
5%
10c
3oy2
21%
i
Fanner
Mfg Co
1
Federal- Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Boston Corp
;
10
Fisher Brothers Co
2.50
First
Fisher
Governor
Florida
Steel
Co
1
Corp
B
Corrugated
Frlto
Corp
common
50c
5%
33
61/4
53%
57
Giant
Green
A
P>
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
33%
86
89%
10
27
29%
25%
27
N J)
County Trust Co
Plains
(White
(N Y)
5
Federal
Trust
Co
50
153
3734
211/4
Federation Bk St Tr Co (N Y)_10
253/8
-
20%
Fldelity-Balt Nat Bk & Tr Co-10
23%
41%
73
44%
J)
21%
23"
13%
59
30
63
12%
313/4
Corp
Nortex
Oil
Gas
St
American
North Penn
Corp
1
Coal
1
Gas Co
4
10%
4%
11%
First National
First
40
42%
First Natl Bank of Boston__12 %
Northwest Production
Corp
1
3%
4%
3
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
16 %
17%
Miss
Prod
lo
•
10%
11%
Manufacturing Corp
5
13%
14%
S
28%
Oklahoma
Old
Coal
Ben
d&ellka
River
Corp
Pabst Brewing
Pacific
30%
•
East
Line
Telev
Oola
25%
General
Lumber
Plymouth
24%
Portland
5
4%
11 %
Pioneer
Natural
5%
6%
31%
333/4
__70c
14%
15%
1
15%
17 y4
Bottlers
6
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank
of
First
Co
Co
Mellon Natl Bk St Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis) _25
118
Morgan
(J P) & Co (N Y)__100
National
of
Bank
Detroit
10
58%
38%
241
49%
18 3/a
125
62
42
251
53
National Bank of Weatoheater.6
20%
22''4
National
City Bank
(Cleve) __16
58
62%
Commerce
Bank
27
29%
Trust
Natl
St
(Albany N Y)
Newark
7.50
Bank¬
Essex
St
Co (N J)
25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boaton_12Mi
Natl State Bk of Newark. __12%
52%
56%
42%
45%
45
48%
New
32
35%
ing
Eng Trust Co
(Boston). 100
New York Trust Co (N Y)
Northern
Tr
Co
25
(Chicago)_100
Peoples First Natl Bk A Tr
Co
-20
(Pgh)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
79%
360
83
381
51%
55
15%
B
13%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)—10
35%
37%
29
32%
(Hackensack
N
J)
273/4
5%
163/4
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
24%
26
30
33
Properties Inc
10c
5%
5%
16%
173/4
21%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Hamp
S
17%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
New
Mexico
8
17%
1
15
21%
1
25%
273/4
66 V2
317
Aleere
Purolator
Sugar Corp
Products
69'%
327
31%
34'/a
53
61%
(Phila)
10
4iy2
44
10
32
35%
25%
27
Louis
St
First
Trust
Co
Rochelle
New
Natl
Franklin
Bk
363/4
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
59%
62%
17
19%
20
Bank-State Street Trust
66%
20
10
64%
68%
263/4
29%
Second
Trust Corn
Bank
Tr
New $20
Hartford
Hudson
of
Sav
par
Bk
Natl
Tr
City
Co
15
ton
423/4
25%
42
46%
38%
A Tr Co
Trade Bk St Tr Co
York._10
39V4
4iy2
Trust Co of
80
8334
Union
41%
48
&
Tr
Co—10
22%
(N Y).
35%
47
14
52«/2
Y)—10
33
36%
United
10
37
39%
Valley
Bk of
Com
Natl
Bank
iN
Union
10%
New Jerseyof Commerce—
United
Tr
10
Co of Maryland
States
Trust
40 %
40
43%
.10
21%
23%
'N Y)_20
62%
65%
arls) -B
28%
30%
(Boston)
States
37%
10
Co—
Tr Co
of
I
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153/4
Bank
(Cleveland)
32%
J)—
25
(Union Clty)___8
footnotes
Natl Bk
Y)
7034
N
Industrial
For
40
24%
25
Bank of Albany
Sterling
63%
Natl Bank
R
8%
71
5
10
(N Y)
45
5-for-l split)
Industrial
Providence
(Los
12%
Angeles)
Natl Bk of Hunting¬
—20
N Yi
New
8
Bank (Chic)
iex
County
(Jersey
Hudson
&
Bk
Exch
Trust Co
Mass)
(Boston,
State
5
Guaranty Trust Co
Union
Second Natl Bk of Phila
N
Girard
144
33
10
Security
(Franklin
Square N Y)
130
Bank of
Security First Natl Bank
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
45%
54
Boston
Bt Louis
Co
62
of
42%
50%
57
72%
Bk
20
Rockland-Atlas Natl
16%
19%
Trust
Bank
(Phila)
53
18%
23
(Jersey City)__25
Tradesmen's
A Trust
34%
58%
Harris
26
10
Provident
253/8
58 V2
Hanover
16
5
17
49%
68 y2
8 3/4
21
Co—
5
32
25
10 ya
1
Co
Y)
(N
23%
20
25%
•
Dallas
of
34%
City Bank (N Y)_20
Pennsylvania Banking
Natl
9%
4%
Coke Co
100
Patefson
8%
Tool Co_2
Brick
Freeport
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) __12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
First Natl
23%
15%
Producing
Bank
1
2
&
Natl
3%
19
Gas
First
10
Corp
Gas
Rubber
12%
90c
Pfaudler-Permutit
28
21
6
4 %
5
"A"
American Sulphur Co
Tool Indus
22%
%
5 y2
1
Corp
"
24%
20
6%
Baltimore—10
First Natl Bk of Chicago
&
Co
Alrmotive
2 5 ¥4
20
5%
(Atlanta)__10
Bk
Bank
First
Pendleton
4
6yi
Co (Camden N J)
ioya
Nat'l
783/4
Tr
68
Far
19%
&
9y2
Pan
2,50
Bk
10
63%
12%
pfd__20
(Minn)
Natl
Camden
20
Co
5
Mercury
26y4
First
Trust
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
•
Pacific
191/8
Manufacturers Tr Co ((N Y)_ 10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
333/4
Co
Pacific
y2
Co
162
(Newark
34%
N
•
File
Thermador
-2%
Cement
383A
_50c
Norols
10
Fire
77%
36V4
Trust
&
Nicholson
17
preferred
Portland
71%
Tr Co_12%
Bank
Co
753/4
Pacific Power St Light Co
17
Trust
Y)
National
61%
J
71
1
Glddings & Lewis Mach
N
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tt Co (Newark) __10
Fiduciary Trust Co <N Y)—10
15%
Paper_10
5%
of
stock dlvid
111
239
Fidelity-Phila
20%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5% h
17%%
57
18
14%
24
Co
Trust
222
&
12%
15%
Gas Service Co
Oil
Commercial
50
25
Bank
Y)
(N
17
mg
Crude
Co
State
11%
19
»
Genera] Gas Corp
Gen Telep
(Calif)
Trust
Co
8
11 %
Packing Co
General
Trust
10
23%
5%
50'/4
N
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_l0
1
Corp_2
Co
Garlock
Cleveland
'
County
-tglrooklyn
64%
National Shirt Shops of Del
New Eng Gas j& Elec Assoc
1
Foote Bros Gear St Mach
Ft Wayne
38'/2
60
National
24%
11
—7%
Co
86
Y)__10
(N
Southern
&
(Paterson
19
Class
%
34 %
Foods
14%
18%
85
1
Co
Otter Tail Power Co
Fairmont
13%
17%
19%
14y4
:
47%
Bk
Exch
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
19%
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co__
1
18%
32 y4
Emhart Mfg Co
45%
Corn
Connecticut Bank St
30%
10
Associates
Co
4934
Continental
17
Laboratory Inc____l
Electric
38%
18%
27
50c
Utilities
Economics'
3514
3614
27%
2%
North
Nat Gas
Eastern Industries Inc
33
46%
17%
America
East Tennessee
Cleve—16
of
25
National Gas St Oil Corp
._5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
3
of
Bk
5
National Aluminate
3%
Bank
Natl
1
11
46 y8
43
263/4
First Bk Stk Corp
Broadcasting Corp_^2_l
Dunham Bush
9%
24%
Phila_10
Centl-Penn
22
18%
17
;
5
J)
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago )_25
"
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
(N
Citizens
19
17
Co
34%
22%
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
17%
2 %
42'/2
32
Pipe Line Co_5
18%
11%
_i. 1
Nacl
64
39%
30%
%
2
8%
Y
Central
59%
10
291/2
20
Inc_
8Va
L
-
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12ya
8%
Commercial
734
Delhi Tayler Oil Corp
Dentists: Supply Co of N
Trust
Camden
6 3/4
7%
common
7%
Co________1
A)
21
63%
_20
(Phila)
5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Miss
(L
Louis)
Ex
7%
■
Kings
305
18
60%
(St
16
321/4
Danly Machine Specialties——5
.1
Bank
Natl
5
Y)_
Broad St Trust Co
36%
8
28
39'/2
1
vtg
100
(NY)
(N
5
Darling
Ltd
;
,_2%
Meredith Publishing Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co_,
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—
Common
Co
33
292
Chem
13%
18%
____
com
6
2%
^
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Cutter Laboratories
30%
Trust
Boatmen's
34
lc
i6y2
28
'
6%
(J Ray) St Co Inc_l
Industries
•
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Continental TranSp Lines Inc_il
Copeland Refrigeration Corp___l
Cross Company
__2.3____5
Cummins Engine Co Inc_3_
_5
Corp
Bankers
(Newark) _25
or»c^dlng
oage
Natl Bk
Phoenix
1
\
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(494)
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 24
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Bid
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
1.25
5.61
6.08
Shares—__1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
3.83
4.09
7.16
7.83
Trust——_•
Mut Fund InC—1
Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc—5
Stock Fund Inc_l
1.32
1.45
4.42
4.83
Johnston
4.99
7.61
3.45
3.77
B~1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lo
9.42
10.24
B-2
Custodian Funds—
Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
B-3
(Low
19.83
21.67
B-4
(Discount
9.76
10.61
3.95
5.42
7.00
3.61
Fund Inc——lo
Investment Co of America—-,-1
Investment Trust of Boston—-1
Istel Fund Inc—
——1
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
Ask
„25o
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Business
American
Fund
Associated
Atomic Devel
axe-Houghton
Axe-Hough ton
Axe-Hough ton
1.47
1.62
Intl Resources
—•—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr ot America.
*
Boston Fluid Inc
1
Broad Street Investment.
—1
Bullock Fund Ltd.————1.
—
Inc
Fund
CaiUornla
1
19.10
20.54
15.52
16.78
2035
22.00
11.08
12.14
6.57
7.18
Ganetal
Canada
1
1
Growth
—•—1
10.85
11.73
15.72
6.44
7.04
Fund Inc—;—1
——1
4.60
5.04
21.15
22.86
International
Canadian
Ltd
Fund
Venture
Capital
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund
Inc
50c
com—100
Christiana Securities
Preferred
100
1
Fund Inc——
Commonwealth Income
Fund Ihc
Colonial
15.08
12,300
129
8.43
16.30
12,900
135
7.69
11.38
27.60
16.32
17.73
—1
13.64
14.83
1
12.95
14.00
Consolidated Investment Trnst-1
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
16%
al9.32
Investing Co Inc—-1
Mutual Fund Inc—_1
Delaware Fund —:
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc—1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
13.48
64 %
Agricultural Insurance Co_—10
American Equitable Assur_
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—
_5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
27%
29%
29'a
321
17%
19%
19 Va
22
1
6'4
30 V3
1
_1
15.27
16;66
Amer Ins Co (Newark N J»—2Va
24
25 Va
9.11
9.94
Amer Mercury
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
45-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)—1
B-2 (Income Com Stocks)—-1
6-3 (Speculative Com Stk)
1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Siks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
7.98
8.71
American Re-insurance—
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
9.53
10.40
14.01
10.26
10.37
11.32
7.04
7.69
9.57
10.36
Assurance
Home
1
5.56
10.34
11.30
1
8.73
9.54
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
14.13
Stk Fund Inc— 1
Loomis
4.97
Mutual Fund—*
Life Insurance
a40.20
Sayles
15.45
5.41
—
Inc
1
—
Composite Fund Inc—
Fund Inc.
Concord
Vegh
De
De Vegh
Divideud Shares
Eaton
28 Va
30%
Ex
6.25
15%
16%
*
Fund
Stock Fund
Investment Corp—1
Fund Inc
-10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Electronics
Energy
lc
Preferred slock series——lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
1
series
stock
Common
1
1
1
Fund Inc
Corp™
Trust
Group Securities—
Capital
General
General
Investors
Bankers & ShippersBankers Natl Life Ins
49
54 Va
Monarch
J)_10
19
22
Monumental
Co
1
15 Vs
16%
National
5
32 Va
34%
National Uhion Fire __——5
(N J)—5
<N
Beneficial Stand Life Ins
Boston Insurance Co™
Nationwide
Natl
Columbian
Connecticut
236
246
New
115
North
110%
Continental
Casualty Co-—>—5
73 Va
10
49
77%
52 Va
403s
Paeitic
lc
80
84%
Peerless Insurance Co_.
lo
2.47
2.73
Fire
Special Investment shares-.lc
Transport shares
—lo
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
2.18
2.41
Name
2.27
2.51
Reliance
shares
Paper
Petroleum
shares
Investors
Massachusetts
4
of
Assn
Philadelphia
Co
Fund
Life
Massachusetts
Mutual
8.03
8.83
Mutual
5.61
6.15
8.46
—5
33%
35%
Seaboard
(Jacksonville Fla)_2Va
23%
25 Ye
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
1
al2.29
Shares
Corp
Mutual Trust Shares
American
Fire
Hanover
Name
2.87
—1
Insurance
2.70
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
3.12
17.94
19.41
8.64
9.39
National Investors Corp.-
1
8.92
9.64
20.29
21.69
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series:
1
9.75
10.66
20.10
1
5.43
changed
to
Insurance
Hanover
_10
Co
Hartford Steam Boiler
and
10
36 V2
149
39
157
Inspection
Co———10
Insurance
Ins
Fire
Paul
Title
80
84%
Corp (N Y)—
Marine-
&
Surety Co
6.2&
-10
—
lo
10
22%
243a
44
46%
10
42V4
45%
8
1934
5
76
79%
Guaranty Co—10
60%
64
.3
25 Vis
27%
Accident
Guar
&
Trust
Y)
(N
Travelers
U S Fidelity
U S Fire
21%
5.93
4.42
133.99
6.50
11.95
12.92
Stock
14.42
15.59
Growth
3.25
3.56
4.28
4.68
2.12
Series
Series
Income
Series—1
of
Canada
19.14
20.69
27 V
29 y2
Chemistry
15.20
Fund
5.18
5.63
Peoples
&
1
8.16
8.92
11.58
12.66
Pine
11.47
12.37
6.58
Street
Fund
Fund
15,
4.60s
June
16.
3.30s
July
15,
Fund
19.70
14.00
28.26
28.55
Science
Nuclear
&
&
1
&
6.78
Selected
6.88
7.54
Shareholders Trust of Boston
9.68
Fund-
1
a 2 0.62
7.48
9.54
12.28
100
100.3
100.6
98.10
1960
Vas June 1, 1960
May 1, 1962
98.22
100.9
100.14
100.25
100.29
4'«s Feb.
100.21
100.25
3%s
July
4.70s
10,
1958
1958
1958—:
11.
Aug.
Oct.
10,
Aug.
June
23,
100,31
Sept.
98.18
98.30
103%
109
110
104
105
103
104
107
108
99%
1972-1967
15,
1972
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
100 %
100.28
i__
1965
101
4VaS
100.1
100.5
100.13
100.17
4V'as March 3, 1958—
100.2
100.6
104%
1960 w
10,
101.3
15,
99.10
102%
100.6
1958—.
99.22
101.30
99.2
1959—
4s
100.2
100.28
99.1*
101.22
!-
100.10
4.0os Apr. 10,
104%
4.85s
100.17
100.21
101.4
101.12
March
3,
1958
May 15, 1958
5s Sept. 2, 1958
•
Funcl—1
31 Va
33%
a28.44
Sterling Investment Fund lnc-1
9.96
10.53
1
10.26
11.18
1
7.57
8.27
;
11.96
—1
.
7.15
7.84
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
lc
6.78
7.44
Texas
5.22
5.73
lc
9.14
10.01
Growth Industry Shares Inc—-1
1
13.27
13.67
15.22
15.69
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.02
Slate Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham
Fund
Inc
:
,
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
Bid
of
100.5
14, 1908
3VaS ADril 15, 1958
Inc—
9.39
10.21
—I
Income Fund Sliares-1
6.27
6.85
8.66
9.41
1
9.26
10.12
1
13.21
14.36
5.79
i%k Oct.
1%S Feb. 15, 1959
lVaS Anril 1, 1959lVaS Oct. 1, 1959_—
United Science Fund.
4.30
United
Funds
Canada
Ltd
Value Line Fund Inc
i
1
5.30
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.24
2.45
Value Line Income Fund Inc
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
6.80
7.43
5.03
1
8.11
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
4.60
7.42
2.27
2.48
1
7.00
7.57
Wall Street Investing Corp
6.68
4s
Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1, 1958
-
Treasury Notes—
of
L
Bid
100.6
100.10
100.26
101.2
100.28
lVaS
98.4
3VaS May 15, I960——_
lVaS Oct. 1,1960——
101.4
99.28
1958
point
a
Notes—(Cont.)lVaS April 1, I960——
100.4
99.12
100
April
101.30
97.12
97
1961—
4s Aug. 1,
1961—11 J/as Get. 1, 1961-1-
r-
lVaS April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
1.
more 32nds
100.8
1
United. Continental Fund
Fund
or
Maturity—
Ask
Treasury
3%S Feb.
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
one
Ask
Indebtedness—
Uniied
a22.48
1,
1,
100.22
——.
1958
1959
1,
12.09
Fund
B)
Investors-,
4.57
1
2,
13.46
11.06
10.93
•
RR equipment shares
lo
Railroad stock shares—.—lo
3.93
15, 1958.
2%s Nov.
4%s Feb.
10.42
1
1
(Edson
2.38
3.89
4%s July
100.25
100.9
—
—1
Smith
6.12
10c
100.16
100.6
100
100.1
100.10
8.09
Southwestern Investors Inc
Sovereign
10.95
10c
99.31
99.30
100.6
4%s May 8, 1958
4%s June 26, 1958
3%s
—
1.25
Shares
1,
4%s July 15, 1969
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3Vi>s May 1, 1971—.
4%s
9.23
Stock
39%
Clark—
6.18
Amer
37%
a32.69
10, 1958
4.10s Mar. 10, 1958
point
1, 1958
2
Feb.
a
1958
1958
2%s May
3%s May
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4.20s
8.42
6.69
al0.15
Clark
:
Stevens
Common
6.12
12.20
•
Stevens
Scudder,
5.66
11.22
1
14,
100.3
100.7
100.21
—
of
4%s
1
Funds
32nds
more
or
2%s May
2 Us Feb.
4s
_1
Inc_
29%
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
19.90
12.88
Stock
(Geo) Fund-—
30%
27%
100.12
1958
..1
Puritan
Ask
8.31
1
Putnam
28i4
2
100
1958
12.46
7.61
Inc
Growth
2
Fire
100.3
1958
10.93
•
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
Y
N
or
3%s Feb.
1958
1958
2.50
Fund
Price
17,
11.37
Corp—
Inc
6.34
10.53
Feb.
4.30s
10.00
1
—
Securities
Pioneer
6.05
6.10
Bid
4%s April
Over-The-Counter Securities
Inc
City
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent one
4Ves March 17,
13.87
U S Life Insurance Co in the
40%
101 Va
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Inc:
Shares
a
9.36
5.67
97
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.65
5.96
Ltd—
Electronics
8.52
5.14
5
5.54
7.00
5.45
1
.
North Amer
of
Co
7.97
5.07
Insurance
3.54
7.29
l
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
Nucleonics
3.24
1
Stock Series
New
2.32
7.88
1
Series
Stock
1
1
Dividend
Preferred
6.27
7.25
38%
Series.
Bond
4.83
132.65
8.33
Haydock Fund Ike
Reinsurance
Standard
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
2.46
9.61
—
Co
~»
17.35
lc
Series FI-DA
66
St
9.40
15.30
shares—lo
Series H-C7
49%
62
17%
8.56
5.58
.
38 V*
46%
16V4
1
Inc
2.15
Funds
46>/s
35
5
10
Republic
Gulf Life
7.25
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc.
42 Va
42
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
14.11
10.00
Hamilton
39%
52%
30%
13.05
Mutual
7.72
Co——~——10
49
28%
Foundation—1
Fund
13%
5
General Reinsurance Corp
Great
Invest
12%
Glens Falls
19.58
Income
16%
.2
Globe &
6.35
Utilities
64%
67 V4
55 V*
61 Va
69
15
10.00
4
20%
10
9.25
Life. Insurance
-
63%
Franklin
18.11
Fund Inc
—
50
64
10
6.99
Fund—
6cudder,
shares
_2.50
18%
Co—5
Insurance
10.90
of beneficial interest—1
Units
52%
54
„5
—
Reliance
—;
78%
47
6.38
Stock
_33V3C
Growth
Investors
Fund Inc
73
10
of N
Provioence-Wasliington
F)
(S
10
Y_10
——
Indemnity Co
Phoejiix
Insurance
(Minn)
Life
Phila
changed to
Fireman's
Insurance
Pacific Insurance Co
10.08
Trust
6.97
shares
78%
—
38 y4
lo
JBteel
731/2
-
Fidelity & Deposit of Md.—10
shares;—lo
Kailroad Bond shares—_—lc
Tobacco
8%
12.50
Northern
Federal
11.38
Mining shares——
35%
71/4
Northeastern
3.64
10.16
Petroleum
•
27 %
33V4
River
2.58
10.39
shares.
25V4
—-
2.34
lc
Institutional Bond
39%
-5
Fire
3.30
shares
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Merchandising
43%
36
lc
Metal
9.27
-lo
fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares—
lc
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
40Va
3%
6.61
—
14%
36%
15%
29%
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc
shares
Hampshire
York
49 V4
59 Va
10.24
Electronics &; Electrical
Food
34V4
3
5.78
shares—..——lo
77%
—____3.33Va
New
,_5
Co_
80%
72
—10
A—
—5
Casualty^-——2
Fire—
—10
New Amsterdam
72 Va
Assurance
75
2.50
27%
68
Continental
(Balt)_10
Ins
Corp class
25%
10
Life
General
45
—
.2
Ins
Lite
Life
Fire
10%
Co——5
Life Ins
27
7.10
Equipment
55
10
56
12.18
Shares——
49*4
9%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1-25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
6.47
Fund;
34%
/
-.
50 Va
Fire Assurance
3.47
11.12
Cbemicai
Common
—
36%
32 V4
■■
..5
Merchants
2.18
1®
lo
Aviation shares
192
34 V2
1
__5
divid..
stock
4.92
lo
1°
shares
Automobile
Building shares
Capital Growth
103%
44
33%%
1.97
Philadelphia
Gas Industries
99 Va
183
Indemnity & Life Ins
4.47
9.31
& Howard-
Balanced
—
14^8
Merchants & Manufacturers-—4
Crum & Forster Inc
18.80
Inc—
Fund
Dreyfus
Bonding
Massachusetts
Mass
3.15
of beneficial interest
.2.50
25c
1
E
Casualty
Maryland
le
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
2 VI
31 Ve
13%
10
——
Electrical Equipment shaites-lc
General .Industries shares—lc
Mass
Crown
15%
1%
Northwestern National Life
Managed FundsAutomobile shares:
68
Fund
33 Va
.29
20
5
American Surety Co-
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Isexlngton Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
Lite Insurance Co of Va
2%
6.09
25c
Fund——
Knickerbocker
81%
3
34%
30 V
Corp
.
1%
(Wash D C)—1
15.29
9.40
Ask
77
(Va)_5
Lawyers Mtge. & Title Co—65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)„2
Life
Companies Inc.
_1
Ins
Title
Lincoln National Life
30
Priced Eonds)
Bonds >
10
Ins
7
(Jacksonville, Fla)
a
C0_5
tInvestment
Life
Insurance Co of N T—10
Jersey
Lawyers
193
American
6.12
13.34
4.81
56 V4
184
59 Va
17%
5.60
28.15
4.39
—10
Bid
Par
Standard
Jefferson
138
24.52
12.37
Composite Bond & Stock
Aetna Life
131
22.47
8.95
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Aetna
10
Co
Insurance
8.67
9.74
10
Surety
Companies
Ask
25.89
8.36
8.23
Investment
&
Bid
24.81
9.15
-1
1
—
—
Commonwealth
Casualty
8.91
17.01
tJUJO*) XiTtt —
Canadian Fund .Inc—
Aetna
7.93
Keystone
Axe-Templeton- Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
Mutual Fund_l
(The)
Par
'
1,
104.12
97.20
97.8
104.16
96.10
103.8
—
99.18
102.2
96.8
3%S Feb 15, 1962
l%s April 1. 1962-—.
100.6
-
98.12
103.16
95.16
95.24
105.12
105.16
7.30
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
.
1
Fund
_lo
9.84
10.77
Inst Foundation Fund—..
.
lc
9.11
9.96
7.64
8.98
9.83
Wellington Fund
_i
1
11.92
6.31
Whitebait. Fund
Inc.
1
11.15
12.05
10.99
12.02
1
4.64
5.01
99.14
4s
99.8
lVas
98.16
98.24
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
95
;
103.24
—
Z95.8
104
13.00
5.76
Aug; 15, 19621—T—_
Oct. 1, 1962-1—
99.12
99
8.35
Fund—le
—
Bank
Institutional
Growth
Institutional
Income
Fund-lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund
1c
Washington
luvesiors
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
Wisconsin' Fund .Inc
„
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Recent
Bonds—
Alabama
Bid
Power
3%s—
1983
100
1969
70
72
Burlington Industries 4 Vis—1975
79
81
Canadian
91
92
Barium
Steel 5%fe
•Carrier
Pae
Ey
Corp
3V2S
4VeS
Chance Vought 5Vis
1966
,-1982
;
1977
100%
4%s
1978
107%
1087»
Brass
Can
3%s
N Span Uranium 5%s
Ohio Power 4%s
Power
91
.1987
;1977
&
Lgt 4%s_, .1988
Quebec Natural Gas Units
100%
Sheraton Co of
101%
101%
Southwest
103
103 Va
Textron
109%
110%
99 V2
106%
Paso
Natural Gas 6V4S-1977
3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3%S
Gen'l
Portland
Cement
1975
1976
70
80
65'2
66%
1975
64
__
5s_1977
114
Gcn'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww 1982
118
121
107%
107%
107%
108
Houston
iUaho
1971
Light
Power
& Power—1987
4%s
1987
4%s
_1967
Telep 4%s_1992
Sperry Rand 5%s
1982
Amer
Underwood
5s
.——1971
Pipe Line Units-
Corp
5Vis
118
7-
1^57
4
-1-58
100.5
100.9
4% %
12-
2-57
8-
2-58
100.22
100.26
4.20%
8-
1-57
5-1-58
100.8
100.12
3.65%
1-
2-58
0-
1-58
100.16
100.19
9-
3-57
6- 2-58
100.16
100.20
3.00'«
3-58
.1-
3-58
100.1
100.4
w
i
2-
134%
136
Virginia Electric 4%s
109%
113
114
73
75
133%
80
1970
Industries 4'4s
Universal Match 5*
135
January 30 1958
February 6, 1958
February 13, 1958
February 20, 1958
February
6,
13,
March 20,
1987
87
105 Va
82
1988
99.931
4%s
101%
102
113
114
1958—
March
27,
1958^
99.636
99.613
99.802
99.759
99.705
99.715
99.659
1
April 3,
April 10, 1958
April 15, 1958™——-
99.751
1958
1958-
99.891
99.847
99.671
April
April
99.571
1958u^l.™
1958
1958
17,
24,
99.526
99.493
-
—-
99.480
99.439
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
102
101%
99.935
24,
99.780
•No par
102
1983
Dollar Value
Bid
March
99.837
1958
1958
90
West Virg Pulp & Pap 4s__-1978
Westcoast Trans 5Vis
1988
99.987
"
106
101 Va
99.978
Ask
99.884
value
asset
a
k
•»
Net
Admitted
Stock
d
value.
to listing
Exchange
yield price.
Ex-rights,
b Bid
stock dividend.
JEx-100%
4 V'8s
,
i
27,
March
March
76
jw
-
84
108%
Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
121
100
81
United States Treasury
96
106%
99%
1971
U S
ZZ
118
5si
100i31
101.3
Washington Water Power—•
Home
Oil
Am
Bell
Trans-Canada
Ei
Ferro Corp
1-58
101 Va
103Va
100
1988
100.26
8-
80
ww. .1963
Pacific Petroleum 5«
Pacific
.1975
.1976
—
5s
102*4
3-48
100.22
1-57
,■
109%
Mueller
Commercial Credit 4Vss
1978
Ask
7-1-58
11-
100.1
107%
Michigan Bell Telep 4%s_. .1992
Columbus A? Southern Ohio Elec
4VaS
1988
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2008
Connecticut Light & Power—
Bid
1-57
100.4
99.31
70 Va
National
100%
Ask
68%
98
300%
Due
Dated
100.1
4% '■/<>
4% %
10-
3- 3-58
4.50%
Bid
4%s
.1981
Merrimack-Essex Elec 5%s. .1987
98
106 >4
Rate
2- 3-58
4.25%
Bonds—(Cont.)
96
105%
Ask
5- 1-4)7
6- 3-57
■
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
96%
Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone 4 Vis
_1993
Chics go, Burlington & Quincy—■
Bid
3.90%
4.00%
Security Issues
Ask
Due
Baled
Rate
.
on
the New York
t New
x
stock,
Ex-dividend.
wi When issued. *
...
'
y
Ex-stock
dividend.
*
1
Ask
99.648
09.626
99.582
99.538
99.510
99.498
99.454
i3
/
Number 5711
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(495)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
a
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 25, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1.5% above those of the corresponding week last
$23,570,533,719 against $23,212,734,314 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.0%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
in
week
same
week Ended Jan. 18
1957.
At this
center
Our comparative summary for
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
'
Chicago
City
756,072,599
Francisco
Ten
681,963,803
1.6
+
370,846,003
Total
all cities,
five days-
all
(11
issue
our
Total
+
ends
are
+
0.9
2.0
Jan.
18.
that week there
For
the whole
1.5
+
;
at this
an
increase of
center
appear
the
as
week
has to be estimated.
present further below,
showing
increase of 9.8%.
an
We group
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
the New York Reserve District the totals record
an
Reserve District of 22.1%.
the cities according to the
we
note that in
improvement of 9.8% but in the
6.3% and in the Philadelphia
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
larger by 2.4%.
are
smaller
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
and in the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.4%
District enjoys a gain of 3.4%.
a
loss
but the Minneapolis Reserve
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
increase of 2.6% and in the Dallas Reserve District of
0.5%;, but in the San Fran¬
cisco Reserve District there is a decrease of 3.4%,.
an
In the
following
we
furnish
a
summary
2nd
New
3rd
!
York
10
_.
Philadelphia
4th
11
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
7
—
—
6
6th
Atlanta
—10
7th
Chicago
—17
8th St.
Louis—
—
6th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
;
—
City
11th
Dallas,
12th
San Francisco
_
.
„
4
7
6
.109
We
New
York
Dec. %
848,296,157
13,501,256,824
"
904.966.472
1956
or
1955
12,376,619.757
our
$
$
6.3
+
852.157.722
798,811,560
9.8
11,621,342,011
10,834,769,677
•»
1,124,066,202
1,469,202,537
1,573,747,429
780,912,222
-—
1,443,329.002
,
762,549,986
—
(C
•f
22.1
1,369,727,346
1,280,768,518
6.6
1,475,814,469
1,373,471,949
1,402,761,337
1,696,230,362
1,696,432,041
766,864,937
802,045,065
675,795,719
653,744,289.
725,807,691
•i
740,036,602
2,1
1.193,870,991
1,575,998,884
1,379,252,007
790,680,420
768,994,152
3.4
614,550,487
539,337,340
+
2.6
664,711,237
634,899,258
+
0.5
561.509,632
486,7G2,428
602,877,142
599,707,353
1,299,294,183
1,344,355,870
24,954.076,035
24,268,933,434
12,361,892,265
detailed statement
January 18 for four
3.4
1,283,952,703
1,137,352,373
2.8
22,749.352,054
;
11,592,773,594
10,474,960,189
showing the figures for each city for the
1957
.
Portland
—11.9
461,401,706
12,246,071
407,085,916
6.6
1,475,814/69
1,280,278,973
1.4
3,963,190
8.1
22,388,000
192,106,351
4,154,520
19,478,000
185,385,075
6,995,870
319,206,173
127,884,137
531,723,896
1,573,747,429
4,736,752
25,422,634
199,197,465
$
—
■.
4,670,444
-23,519,402
206,856,366
9,342,705
;
+
+
—
3.7
+
2.4
144,581,137
+
8.6
48,505,000
11,727,226
139,71.3,706
780,912,232
cities)
6,871,740
376,050,897
156,961,110
762,549,986
+
2.4
740,036,602
—10.9
32,902,112
125,190,240
385,800,000
30,332,230
34,045 471
145,422, 480
135,681,348
442,100,000
6,646,242
Augusta
Macon
429,200, 000
6,897, 524
6,053, 234
7,297,905
...
Florida—Jacksonville
308,295,416
Alabama—Birmingham
204,954,420
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
298,140, 902
216,975 ,747
16,724,973
16,455, 742
765,148
220,674,267
679, 440
248,890, 797
1,373,471,949
1,402,761,337
_
Orleans
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
+ 36.0
8,705,059
373,160,296
.
r 663,103,775
—
6.7
+
3.0
—
3.6
30,947,222
106,166,031
366,300,000
5,806.741
6,658,598
+ 20.5
6,322,476
5,541,044
3.4
253,513,264
176,935,801
189,035,494
160,348,587
+
—
+
5.5
1.6
13,401,437
12,023,026
+ 12.6
849,255
596,338
—11.3
198,149,665
205,853,183
2.1
1,198,870,991
1,073,469,523
+ 13.4
—
District—Chicago—
Arbor
4.985,036
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
9.9
3,266,426
23,546,016
2,257,254
18,557,584
+
4.0
10,477,579
16, 156,446
—19.2
11,734,296
92,
—
1.6
86,109,000
10,009,468
10,242,015
74,783.000
0.8
0.3
10,368,140
3,654,009
137,023,285
129,719,385
+ 13.0
6,191,906
42,715,467
14,341,029
10,725,052
'
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
157,000
10, 638,887
4,082,079
3
884.987
+
+
5.1
14.6,495,278
146, 945.868
8,044,000
7, 116,895
52,394,561
43, 822,902
+19.6
17,996,370
15, 028,350
+ 19.7
1,659,413
1, 581,866
1,275 905,230
rowa—Cedar Rapids.;
Monies
Sioux
+
11, 181,188
90,659,000
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
22, 837,590
13,053,156
—
5, 758.986
25,100,280
11,624,069
Grand Rapids
_
City
Illlnoi.s—Bloomington
—
+
4.9
—
0.9
Peoria
18,372,902
16 ,742,476
+
9.7
1,705,359
1,187,180,536
6,585,582
15,337,730
Rockl'ord
12,820,746
11, 326,077
+ 13.2
9,753,226
3,326,102
6,752,311
44,086,100
16,870,191
1,454,341
9,786,764
-
Chicago
1,264,356,418
Decatur
5,952,964
.
7, 898,823
7,909,038
(17
7, 498,470
1,696,230,362
cities)
—24.6
1,696,482,041
1,018,826,123
5,490,717
13,460,379
8,344,135
5.5
5,975,760
5,319,676
0.1
+
1,575,998,884
1,379,252,007
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
393,700.000
419,400,000
157,275,340
2,941,305
—.
Tennessee—Memphis
222,294,503
3,076,122
766,864,987
.
217,783,793
152,439,889
Kentucky—Louisytlle
802,045,965
Illinois—Quincy
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
6.1
400,000,000
401,100,000
2.0
234,538,576
+13.2
226,829,156
138,790,200
—
—
4.4
153,631,261
2,510,583
—
4.4
790,680,420
768,994,152
7,461,498
359,441,890
—
2,274,7J'6
District—Minneapolis—
10,592,561
10,502,368
+
0.9
8,970,206
Minneapolis
448,003,361
442,178,152
+
1.3
414,486,591
St.
174,423,594
163,646,095
+
6.6
137,133,239
12,910,805
11,217,881
+ 15.1
158,079,251
9,098,392
5,630,489
5,310,667
6,383,764
6.0
4,617,047
4,514,812
+ 14.7
+ 16.6
6,102,553
13,196,447
5,853,840
15,916,956
3.4
614,550,487
639,337,340
Paul
.
_
Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
,
Montana—Billings
7,324,44.1
16,910,468
14,505,362
Total
(7
675,795,719
citie?)
653,744,289
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
9,015,105
1956
Dec. '+
1955
$
$
.7.7
2,384,321
2,083,168
+15.5
7,271.042
5,435,947
6.9
709,665,001
3,859,593
3,379,401
City1,029,234
—11.0
854,785
+ 16.0
780,806
814,080
11,015,386
+
2.6
10,044,640
179,217,007
166,343,580
+
7.7
157,759,138
12,567,945
36,091,518
424,811,488
14,248,946
8,779,133
166,857,234
®maha
13,336,019
8,315,014
Kansas—Topeka
43,495,405
Missouri—Kansas City
St. Joseph
38,518,637
458,574,006
16,667,733
6,324,544
—
454,792,300
725,807,691
708,623,933
15,685,289
—37.6
+12.9
+;
0.8
+,
6.3
1,027,355
988,249
'
9,156,072
28,460,396
400,599,626
12,694,067
669,421,259
0.5
+
991,593
11,306,248
Lincoln
Inc. or
2,528,276
+
916,141
Wichita
-■.2,703,434
—
385,251,556
Hastings
First Federal Reserve District--Boston—
.
14,683,426
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended Jan. 18
;
1.4
—
5.0
20,877,799,584
3.9
+
years:
1958
10,485,914
283,133,591
607,095,255
+ 12.9
Helena
Clearings at—
Maine—Bangor
I
Georgia—A Llama
North
ii
••
12,330,326
5.6
—*
—
1,073,469,523
0.1
708,623,933
ii
+ 14.5
—12.0
Tennessee—Knoxville
663,103,775
4.4
—
+
"
1.280,768,518
1,280,278,9T3
2.4
••
«>
1,369,727,346
Federal Reserve District- -Atlanta—
Total
+
—22.1
15,008,395
15,040,662
"
ii
••
City.
add
now
week ended
Inc.
*s
11.884,596,442
9
—10
—
Total
Outside
1957
■
„12 cities
7.852.G82
20,574,936
17,654,644
19,149,571
—11.3
7,253,687
3,649,696
12,520,490
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
Boston
__
Columbia—Washington..
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1958
Week Ended Jan 18—
1st
,
Carolina—Charleston—.
ToraJ
SUMMARY
7,174,620
3.8
58,333,900
12,132,288
468,664,359
Virginia—Huntington
Sixth
Des
of 0.1%
+ 14.6
—
4,037.695
295,535,147
626,642,863
53,606,200
11,614,801
Indianapolis
are
by 6.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 2.1% but in the Richmond Reserve
District the totals
4,525,954
7,129,390
3,843,523
3.9%, the bank clearings
and from this
Boston Reserve District the totals register a decline of
1.5
626,004,162
Mississippi—Vicksburg
2.8%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a loss of
8.7
2.6
—
—
.
country having amounted to $24,954,076,035 against $24,268,933,434 in the
week in 1957.
same
was
+
5,176.089
317,992,031
1,469,202,597
Maryland—Baltimore
1.2
+
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
we are
1,213,000,000
5.7
14,828,318
Richmond
not available at time of going to press.
cases
1,748,963
4,769,846
1,299,000,000
—
65,852,600
11,022 403
Virginia—Norfolk
+11.1
today, inasmuch
we
1.846,263
13,888,598
300,339,425
(7 cities)
District of
statement, however, which
1,562,359
1,866,682
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond-
3.7
+
884,431,617
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
detailed
1,443,329,002
$
2,045,477
594,606,894
______
Nashville
Saturday and the Saturday iigures
In the elaborate
1,124,066,202
i.
7,392,266
1955
$
0.9
$23,570,533,719 $23,212,734,314
We cannot furnish them
21,679,981
Youngstown
2.7
—
4,422,158,095
982,446,259
of next week.
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
19,039!937
Columbus
3.6
+'
$22,588,087,460 $22,328,302,697
cities for week
19,870,676
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Total
8,470,425
19,107,347
Delaware—Wilmington
South
All cities, one day
7,205,772
1956
1,625,386
1.8
+
—11.2
$18,075,856,165 $17,906,144,602
4,512,231,295
4,120,191
3,926,715
York
West
cities, five days——
4,477,579
7,097,419
3^822,*758
Wilkes-Barre
Cincinnati
7.6
+
586,317,643
357,148.124
cities, fiye days
+ 10.2
—23.2
Scranton
Cleveland
2.0
—
484,824,198
591,363,966
—
Baltimore
4,705,718
1,368,000,000
Mansfield
498,126,074
._
Cleveland
Other
376,900,000
673,626,000
•
418,244,212
390,600,000
—
Pittsburgh
741,237,639
386,584,058
;
1,991,463
2,032,852
2,112,238
5,186,304
1,051,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Ohio—Canton
—
—22.2
—
Louis
San
4.0
+
1,104,200,395
1,286,000,000
'
2,070,199
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland
,
1,086,596,720
A—
or
—23.2
■
-1,001,000,000
—k
„
Kansas
St.
1957
$12,334,738,624 $11,855,610,709
—
Philadelphia
Boston
1958
!
York
New
•
Inc.
Deo. %
2,282,593
»
Lancaster
New
$
1,752,771
Chester
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Jan, 25—
1957
$
week follows:
the
Reserve District—Philadeipnia—
Pre¬
year ago.
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
at
Federal
1958
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with
•of the
Third
43
S,680,705
7,514,331
693,054,312
744,086,495
3,655,243
3,638,829
+
Lowell
1,945,045
1,475,408
+ 31.8
1,549,427
1,184,664
New
4,493,796
3,602,343
+ 24.7
3,345,314
4,128,894
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
.
River
—
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
18,086,233
16,442,004
12,413,921
43,102,823
23,563,976
28,917,958
34,317,100
——
12,378,141
42,110,954
_
37,643,800
—
+ 10.0
+
16,051,386
0.3
13,491,613
11,235,975
2.3
35,6.17.972
9.925,830
•
New Haven—
Rhode
Island—Providence-
New Hampshire—Manchester
Total
3,271,438
3,236,064
848,296,157
(12 cities)
504,966,472
—
—18.5
—
+
—
8.8
36,609,212
25,362,861
18,975,182
33,173,700
,
31,661,300
1.1
.2,640,680
2,515,090
6.3
852,157,722
Colorado—Colorado
Total
(9
Springs
cities)
.
7,048,703
—10.3
7,379,401
6,550,401
+
2.6
664,711,237
634,899,258
+
7.3
10,919,709
+
10,777,948
414,190,314
33,998,520
1
Eleventh Federal Reserve District--Dallas—
Texas—Austin
—
Dallas
—
Fort Worth
12,098,560
12,979,170
512,103,899
45,749,587
506,718,214
47,428,637
9,332,000
8,083,231
6,972,616
17,157,326
602,877,142
-
9,097,000
14,864,255
Galveston
599,707,353
203,397,417
—
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
1.1
479,951,610
—
3.5
38,733,202
—
2,5
7,557,000
+ 15.9
—13.4
6,684,867
17,663,244
6,882,300
6,436,258
14,477,088
+
0.5
561,509,632
486,762,428
—
3.9
201,622.112
190,728,937
5,761,136
177,663,783
798,811,560
Total
(6 cities)—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
•
87,707,398
Yakima
28,148,627
+
211.6
49,418,470
29,701,537
Utah—Salt
•
Binghamton
1
—
;
Buffalo
(a)
(a)
-
4,850,523
—14.6
3,123,137
3,434,087
—10.9
3,341,657
2,853,416
9.8
11,156,578,460
10,402,839,395
6.8
43,369,494
+ 10.2
23,816,582
Elmira
3,103,077
3,634,103
Jamestown
3,220,112
3,615,553
13,069,479,593
11,907,041,169
+
Rochester
46,294,151
43,354,466
+
Syracuse
28,958,764
26,284,912
York
(a)
128,746,685
157,563,578
New
2.1
163,098,459
154,254.668
—
195,500,497
6,646,551
5,781,051
+15.0
4,756,735
199,025,910
210,513,039
—
5.5
196,329,710
101,527,943
110,846,048
—
-
Oregon—Portland
City
Beach
—
Pasadena
8.4
100,569,791
94,533,551
34,298,419
30,817,232
+11.3
27,361,968
25,292,023
Lake
California—Long
20,429,483
—23.8
19,284,174
3.7
4.1
8.0
—10.8
690,693,905
24,164,242
17,412,344
589,513,625
600,711,345
7 06,579,796
Ban Jose
31,836.353
Santa Barbara
10,318,474
30,580,824
9,558,227
15,852,753
San
Francisco
Stockton
-
-
14,136,668
—
—
+
+
23.942.V51
7,120,880
12,270,677
19,737,126
6,648,941
11,188,688
37,063,053
20,030,649
Total
(10 cities)
—
1,299,294,183
1,344,355,870
—
3.4
1,283,952,703
1,137,352,373
24,954,076,035
24,268,933,434
+
2.8
22,749,352,054
20,877,799,584
11,884,596,442
12,361,892,265
—
3.9
11,592,773,594
10,474,960,189
•
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(10 cities)
27,186,430
27,631,077
80.811.002
81,627,065
90,241,629
97,719,207
13,591,256,824
12,376,619,757
—
—
—
+
1.6
30,108,394
28,630,227
68,961,859
1.0
74,881,655
7.7
93,322,636
87,941,313
9.8
11,621,342,011
10,834,769,677
Grand total
(109 Cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
r
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(496)
.
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
■
:
7
1
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
,
Foreign Exchange Rales
Company and Issue— 4
Bell
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week iust passed.
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522
\
5%
FOREIGN
<
s
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
JANUARY
/
Noon
RESERVE
FEDERAL
17,
1958
UNDER TARIFF
TREASURY
TO
BANK
TO JANUARY 23.
ACT OF 1930
Country and Monetary Unit
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
3
(Value In United States Money)
New York
In
■>
Jan. 17
Argentina,
'
')
)
(
'i}
)
Hall College—
Via (6, 3■?.'•)(6 and 4'6 1st mtge. serial bonds dated Jan.
1953 clue Aug. 1, 1958—
—...:
—Feb
Welborn
Memorial
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0270393
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199850
.0199875
1.017187
1.018437
1.019531
.210642
.210667
.210667
.210642
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.237960
.237950
.237941
.237958
.210830
.210870
.210890
Malaysia,
Malayan
i
Norway, krone.
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.263700
2.786819
2.787438
2.786509
Sinxms <T. S.)
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.496950*
Skelly
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0238095*
franc.
tfhipn of South
.0238095*
.0238095*
.0238095*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233325
2.803860
2.804171
2.804794
2.814375
2.815312
$2
Holdings of Treasury bills and of Treasury notes de¬
million, respectively. Hold¬
ings of U. S. Government bonds increased $49 million,
and holdings of "other" securities decreased $47 million.
creased $96 million and $75
of
the
Increase (+ > or
Decrease (—) Since
Jan. 22,
Jan. 15,
1958
Jan. 23,
1958
1957
certificate
account
21,230,392
Redemption fund for F.
R.
notes
1
860,491
1,918
840,999
+
15,136
—
District,
Chicago
District, $52 million in the Dallas District, and $51 mil¬
York City,
lion in the New York District outside of New
$162 million in New York City. Time
deposits increased $186 million of which $89 million was
but they decreased
ASSETS—
Cold
adjusted increased $132 million in
$114 million in the Kansas. City
deposits
Demand
dollars)
in the San Francisco District.
Total
F.
R.
gold
certificate
notes of
Other
other
reserves
banks—
22,090,883
1,919
—
+
825,863
674,498
Discounts
Industrial
47,138
+
110,202
+
46,863
+
42,804
391,834
advances
and
+
504.207
cash
+106,986
+
33,919
loans
548
7
+
—
•
Bought
Federal
than
A summary of
38,833
_
13,218
2,989
assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
+
13,218
Jan. 15,
522,073
Certificates
—299,400
19,933,612
—
+
Notes
investments
Loans
and
Loans
adjustedt
Commercial
bought outright.
Held under repurchase agreem't
23,257.435
76,000
-299.400
23,333,435
—374,900
75,500
-
—
+
313,402
76,000
S.
Govt,
securities
—
237,402
to
loans
fx-om
foreign
Uncollected
Dank
and
securities..
banks
„■
items
cash
5,386,947
premises
Other
—260,295
—
181,498
7
—
—288,121
+
179,414
+
9,812
—
4.7276
Southern
Real
+
119
+
13,721
U.
Total
/
assets
52,791,154
—H142.494
+
Materials
Southern Nevada
Southern
5(6
Utah
notes
Federal
Reserve
U. S. bonds
notes
26,855,550
.
—192.7G3
+
88,200
bank
reserves
19,336,022
Other
+
63,181
—
294,080
+
70,711
14,978
+
16,889
+
24,337
+
380,416
U. S. Government
—287,463
+
409,749
Interbank
+
263,606
+
Balances
195,524
—
55,062
Demand
251
—
—
demand
Domestic
1,723
Total
liabilities
.....
51,456,265
—456,140
+
876,642
From
*'
'
CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS
From
—
Capital paid in__
346,824
Surplus
(Section
7)
Surplus
r )
(Section
13b)
151,324
+
61,605
+
Other
Total liab.
809.198
and
capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities
combined
Contingent
of
loans
liability
52,791,154
46.9(6
„
+
13*289
.
to
—442,494
.2(4/
+
+
+
loan
loan
justed, $142
+
1,063
+
10,591
_i.
17
+
—
55,059
1,299
Below will be found
million
in
holdings
of
U.
S.
Government
preferred
and
those
+ 1,008
430
—
643
—
.+ <437
—
+
2,633
213
+
called
+
48
+
28
+
12
176
24,500
976
186
+
2,172
522
+
154
154
—1,991
+
136
1,584
93
17
491
51
57
181
deduction
of
valuation
re
S. Government deposits,
$491 million in borrowings from Federal Reserve
Banks, and increases of $176 million in demand deposits
adjusted and $154 million in demand
deposits credited to
domestic banks.
the New York
cisco
District, $49 million in the
District, $41 million
million in the
to
industry
brokers
and
government
Other"
appear
Chicago District.
in
dealers
San Fran-
in the Cleveland
another
press
District, and
Changes according
release.
for
Loans
to
purchasing or carrying U. S.
and other securities decreased $207 million.
loans decreased
$33 million.
n
--
gross.
Home
Indian Head
Page
cumul. 2nd pfd. stock—Jan 31
Mills, Inc., pfd. stock sinking fund
—Feb
1
43
F,Lve-year 6(6
Home Oil
53/if/o
Lodi
5(e
s.
Date
s.f.
due May 1,
conv.
debs,
May Stores
1,
due Dec.
1
*2472
145
1971—
15,
Co., 4Va("6
conv.
s.f.
debs,
Seabrook Farms Co.,
due
33/4(6
45
1
329
15, 1977-Feb 15
*2758
1
2-
1
1-20
1
22-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$0,296
i_
33c
,
5c
•
^
5GV4C
•_
'
1-20
2- 3
2-
1-15
3
1-15
20c
3-10
10c
2-14
1-31
15c
2-10
i-n
40c
3-
1
2-19
$56Vic
2-
1
1-15
preferred
2-
7
(quar.)—_
4(L>(6 pfd. (quar)
class A (quar.)
5c
2-14
5c
2-14
1-31
50c
4-
1
3-15
25c
2-
1
1-15
$ 15c
2-
1
1-10
2-
-
Products
(quar.)-—
of Canada, Ltd.
Stein
(A.)
& Co.
Stein
Roe
Farnlxam
(26
—
J
1-10
1-31
45c
3-
3
2-14
t40c
(quar.)—
(reduced)
Fund,
2-
1
1-3
2-
1
1-
from ordinary income
from capital gains)
above
of
ance
payment
3
25c
2-15
1-31
45c
1-25
1-13
t$1.31
2-15
1-25
25c
—
3-11
2-25
Inc.—
cents
and
tlxc
represent
19
bal¬
1957
earnings and capital gains
not previously distributed.
Steinberg's Ltd., 5(476 preforred A (quar.)
(quar.)
;
Stern <te Stern Textiles—
4Ms 76 preferred (ouar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5(6
5(6
56c
A
(quar.)
Stouffer
Stange
Corp.
(Win.
Stevens
(J.
J.)
P.)
Co
Corp.
1
3-11
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
4(6
——
& Co.
4-
12 VaC
12 VaC
pfd.
(quar.),
(stock dividend)
preferred C
40c
1-00
(quar.)—,
1-15
2-28
—
2-14
•■,;
1-15
1-31
1-20
2-28
2-14
2-
1
1-15
1-31
1-24
65c
Gas
37
Vac
27c
;
10c
25c
,
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
2-
1
1
4.16(6
Gas
1-
2-15
1-23
25c
-
2-
1-20
,25c
2-15
1-15
2
1-23
30c
2-17
2-
(quar.)
$1.08
2-17
2-
3
(quar.)
$1.04
2-17
2-
3
35c
3-10
2-
3
px-eferred series B
Tenxxessee
1-15
65c
35c
(quar.).
Class
B
(quar.)
Tampa Electric, common
4.3276 preferred series A
Transmission,
com.
(quar.)
3
4.10(6
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02 Mj
4-
3-
7
4.25(6
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0614
4-
3-
7
4.5076
$1.12,/a
4-
3-
7
4.60(6
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
4-
3-
7
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
4-
3-
preferred
(quar.)
4-
3-
4.90(6
preferred
(quar.)
$1.1614
$1.22 la
4-
3-
5(6
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.2714
4-
3-
4-
3-
5.12(6
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.28
preferred
Texas
$5
Ixxdustries
preferred
(quar.)
Common
Natural
1
Gas
1-15
2-
1-15
2-
1-15
5c
2-14
1-31
1-31
1-28
/
(stock dividend)
Illinois
Common
3-
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
3-
4-
$1
$1.25
comnxcux
4-
$1.31'4
(quar.)
|
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
$1.16
5.25 f6
(quar.)
Texas Electric Service Co., $4
pfd.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
2076
3-
5
Pipe Line—
(quar.)
30c
3-15
2-14
Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred
(quar.):
$1
2-
1
15
J2759
1-10
$1.19
2-
1
1-10
$4.50
(quar.)
$1.14
2-
1
1-10
(quar.)
$1.21
2-
1
1-10
4(6
$4.84
July 1, 1964
debentures due Feb.
Feb
-
Mar
1, 1962_Feb
3
147
1
86
1
331
Terminal
47'
$1.10
1-20
Texas
cuxnulativo preferred stock.,
Inc.—
1-20
J30c
Texas
Realty Corp.—.
bonds, 5(6 s. f. series, flue Feb.
Industries.
Feb 28
Inc.—
1950, due Mar. 1, 1970-Mar
Gen'l mtge.
8'/o
Feb 25
Feb
Hospital Association,
1
Inc.—
Ltd,,
Tennessee Gas Transmission
1st s. f. bds. dated Mar.
Pet Milk
1961
debentures
f. secured
1-20
2-
—
Steel Co.
$4.64
Co., Ltd
Memorial
Pinellas
Page
&
Mining Corp.—
sinking fund debs,
1
—
5.10'6
46
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Oil
1
2-
4.65(6
Company and Issue—
Diversified
2-
4.64(6
Date
Cluett, Peabbdy & Co., Inc., 4C6
1-20
97J,aC
•
$1.15
Service, Inc.
(quar.)
Propane Gas Corp.—
5.20(6 pfd. (1952 series)
(quar.)
5.20(6 pfd. (1954 series)
(quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)
TENDER
'
Company and Issue—
1
Suburban
stock
OF
1-31
2-
•
27V»C
Equipment Ml'g. (qjuar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Stauffer
Chemical
(quar.)
Stouffer
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 otherwise
indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Gilchrist Co. 4(6
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in
all but
one district and
a total of
$287 million at all reporting
member banks; the
principal decreases were $104 million
shown
under
NOTICE
1-13
27 VaC
80
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
a
common
2-28
1-31
2-15
92M.C -
;
Standard Railway
Notices
..
114,469
commitment's
are
3-15
(quar.)
813
—
47.
23
123
49
—
B
Stanley
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
pities, $522 million in U.
and
in
items
1.3(6
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
*hows the
following principal changes for the week
■ended Jan, 15: Decreases of
$537 million in loans ad¬
a
—
Class
878
—
96
20
75
49
—
13,635
1,028
after
and
2r14
50c
!_
:
Securities,
Milling Co.,
Suburban
966,952
Condition Statement of Member Banks
\
+
....
banks-
1-10
1-10
1
3-
$1.06 V*
'Strawbridge «fc Clothier (quar.)—
including
Industrial
'
—■
Banks
accept¬
on
purchased for foreign cor¬
respondents
' ,■.
,
7,862
142
••—•
413
+
8~992
individual
serves:
ances
Ir
•—
1,485
1,714
4,711
18,035
others
■(•Exclusive
19,713
+
33
27,543
capital accounts
357
+
•—■
128
.i
Reserve
1
1
Sprague
Engineering
(quar.),.
Standard Commercial Tobacco, (irreg.)
Standard
697
Federal
22-
2</o
j.
preferred (quar.)
Sons
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores
...
1-15
—j
<fc
$1.60 convertible
Standard Fuel Co.,
deposits:
banks
1
$1.0334
(quar.)
convertible
84
Borrowings:
,
&
3
11,465
deposits except U. S. Government
deposits..
Foreign banks
t'
,7
L •'
20.288,297
4,298,682
13,736
Investments
—>
56,532
adjusted—
1-15
2-
25c
—
(quar.)— ^
Southwestern States Telephone—
$1.44 preferred (Initial)..
$1.32 preferred (quar.),
The
deposits
1
Standard Dredging—
banks...—»:—
domestic
1-15
2-
10c
—
(quar.)
cents
Time
deposits
Deferred availability ca,sh items
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
with
1
25c
(quar.)
85
+
LIABILITIES—
23,652
1-20
2-
59c
($25 par)
Kellogg
2-15
—
(quar.) ———;
70
d
...
454,329
,
H1
•
5
5
—
preferred
4(6(6
5
22-
$1.25
preferred
Common
2-
2-28
2-28
(quar.)
(quar.)-;
Co., common
4.40'4
Sixcncer
2-28
5
$1.20
(quar.)
3
—....
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
,
—
16
782
5
ac
—
(quar.)—
207
1,373
:
1
acct.
...
Total
1
...
203,866
U.
S, Treasurer—general
Foreign
956
1-
5?
(quar. i
—
25,945
—
...
banks
Cash ixx vault
Member
.....
Other securities
"Deposits:
515
537
287
5
1-31
162',aC
(quar.)
com.
(quar.),
preferred
11-
Electric—
preferred
4.40(6
1-15
1-31
1-31
Service Co.—
Public
preferred
preferred
1
j
preferred
preferred
3.90(6
4.15(6
1-15
2-
26 VaC
(quar.)
,
2-14
1-31
25 VaC
Power
preferred
12-31
12-31
30',
i
...
Ltd.,
Co,
1-31
1-31
28 Vac
Southland Royalty (stock dividend—_
Soutliwestern Drug Corp., com. (quar.)—
3.70(6
2
12-31
60c
—
&
Power
8,747
.....
1-31
28c
(quar. )„
—
:
bills
:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
to
Gas
preferred
Southern
1-24
2-28
•:
,
Power—-
1,105
securities—'total
1-
12 »/2c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
1,815
securities
......
Government
Loans
726
pur¬
....
1-10
3
12 Mac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
11,316
„.Treasury
966,952
LIABILITIES—
•—
purchasing or carrying
loans
Treasury
'
for
loans
S.
—
—436
—
......
estate
Other
—
53,211
30,925
5
3
2-
+50c
—
(quar.)—
Power
Indiana
4.8076
Sixecia-l
3
87,018
loans——
dealers
carrying
or
Other loans for
19,638
'84,216
272,520
.....
assets
23,777,868
15
adjustedt...,,,,"
-
and
brokers
securities
Total
!
industrial
and
Agxdcultural loans
Loans
chasing
U.
1957
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
9,000,913
2,801,750
Total
1958
1G0.402
—9,153,913
Bonds
Jan. 16
Jan. 8,
1958
32-
50c
common
4.36(o
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
,
Bills
1-15
40c
(quail*.)
Lst preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
4.60(f)
9,004
10,601
—
1-20
1
2-
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
4.72(6
4 (4 (6
Bought outright—
Total
decreased
Banks
Reserve
ber banks follows:
outright
Held under repurchase agrcem't
U. S. Government securities:
Due
million, and borrowings
$57 million.
237
Acceptances:
other
from
1-20
1-31
•
—
Works
Southern Colorado
Southwestern
Loans to banks increased $23
1-31
I2uc
i
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southern
12-27
1-28
t25c
—
Calif. Edison Co.,
4.88(f)
2-14
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'/o
4.24(7)
1
45c
Coast Corp.
(quai*.)_
Georgia Natural Gas,
4.08
3-
19c
(quar.)
South
4.56'/o
1-10
1-17
tl&c
(quar.).
common
Bend Lathe
4.48(&
thousands
Ltd.,
Corp.
.
1
6'/aC
.
(quar.)—
pi'd.
1-10
1
2-
•
6+c
_
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Southern
(In
Co.
O.)
(Howard)
South
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
&s Co., Ltd., $1
South
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
A
1
2-
35c
t20c
2.815312
2.812968
(A.
Common
2.804794
2.814687
2-
'
—
.233350
.233350
.233340
.233340
2.802459
Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound starting
(N.)
Smith
.0238095*
.193283*
Oil
Slater
Smith
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
preferred
(increased)
common
——
.263750
2.787438
J45c
'
—
Power,
(quar.)—
Sigma Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Signatux-e Loan Co., class A (quar.)
7(6 coxxv. preferred (quar.)
.0800560*
.0800560*
.263700
2.785117
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland,
'.0800560*
.0800560*
.263720
'
peso-
$2.44
.328020
.328054
.328020
.327820
.327475
.0800560*
<quar.)
Pacific
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$25c
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Common
Sierra
2.815312
2.815312
2.814687
2.814375
.263725
__
372
Canada—
of
.210878
2.812968
dollar
Share
Sherwin-Williams Co.
.237950
.210302
-
When
Par
Name of Company
.00237562
.00237562
mark:
1
186.
(Continued from page 10)
1.015312
Free t
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
M
tin Volume
.0199828
.00311807*
(official).
1
—
DIVIDENDS
.0385356*
.0199875
.210350
^—
issue,
this
in
2.243276
2.243276
2.242778
2.242529
1.016093
franc
Baptist Hospital, Inc.
1st mtge. ser. bonds dated Feb. 1, 1957_Feb
4(6
.0268007
.00277912*
I
43
.0555555*
.0269605
.0199875
(Metropolitan),
i
.0555555*
.0385356*
.
,
141
s
$
$
S
and
'Announcement
Jan.23
.0263719
2.241408
Canada, dollar
Franc
Jan.22
$
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
h
Page
1960
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 21
.0555555*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland,
markka
France
Tuesday
Jan.20
.
.0267052
;
Australia, pound—.
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
•/
)
peso—
Official
Free
*
Monday
Friday
f
•
■
1,
Seton
INCLUSIVE
1958.
3:! j't
:r)
due Oct.
series C
mtge.
1,
f
i»
ref.
&
,
*4S
»;
1st
Apr
1
Century Acceptance Corp., g('6 cumulative pfd. stock—Mar i
Pittsburgh Hotels, Inc.—
5(6 cuinul. income mtge. bonds due Juix. 1, 1962
Feb 17
.
*
Date
Telephone of Pennsylvania—
Refrigerating & Warehousing Corp.—•
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1958—
preferred
preferred
Thatcher
$2.40
Glass
Mfg.—
convertible preference
Thermo-O-Disc,
Feb
Thermoid
Co.,
(quar.)
Inc.
$2.50
60c
20c
conv
preferred
(quar.)
6216c
2-15
1-31
1-30
1-15
2-
1-10
1
I
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M >ym
4
tswwrtBiwwf
f|*'** ►#*
-
)58
Number 5711
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'aga
When
Par
(497)
Holders
Par
When
Holders
(The
Share
Payable
of Rec,
European
,
of Company
Name
Share
Products Inc., com.
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__———
—™
Thompson-Starrett Co., 70c pfd. (quar.)™
Thriftimarfc, Inc., class A
(quar.)—.
Thompson
43
•
3-15
35c
$1
17V2c
30c
3-15
372
dividend
(The) Co. (quar.)
—i
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
ec.
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.55
10
10
17
14
Union Electric Co.—
31
31
31
Drill &r Tool,
Preferred (quar.)
United
5
Inc.—
Continental Fund
United
5
investment
net
5
shares (7c
income plus 13c
15
10
L0
14
U. a Vitamin Corp.
28
United
Stores
United
13
31
Transit
$6
2-
1
2-17
2-
1
York County Gas
1-15
1
Yuba
1-15
2-1
2-
1
20
20
Universal
20
Leaf
Tobacco,
Universal.Products Co.
35c
$1.25
60c
2-
1
20
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
4Va%
20
preferred
5!4%
10
Valspar Corp.,
Zenith
Fund—
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
special
15
15
earned
(From
7
17
2-
1
1-
; Preferred
15
Van
31
1
1
&:
2-10
Mutual
Vanderbilt
10
14
(Hiram)
Stock
Walker
13
1
2-
1
1-
7
3-
1
2-14
2-
1
1-16
1
2-21
2-14
25
2-14
1-31
2-
1
1-15
2-1
1-15
2-
2-
1
1-15
50c
40c
2-
1
1-10
1-31
1-15
3-
2-
1-17
1
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
$2
2-
1
1-27
1-31
1-10
2-15
1-29
6c
2-18
1-29
3
1-13
1-31
1-25
2-
1
1-15
5-
1
4-15
2-
8-1
7-17
20c
3-10
2-28
4%
'
West
4-
3-28
7
2-15
1-27
50c
2-11
1-24
15c
15c
15c
j20c
—„
(quar.)
Point
23
3
Class
5.20'0
2-
1
1-17
5-
1
4-16
7
7
7
7
7
7
Class
A
Willett
Common
$4.25
LO
LO
Stores
Wisconsin
(quar.)
(reduced)—
Industries
■
.
(From
(quar.)
.
0
—
!
com.
&
Baker,
Weeks
<fc
Co
z—
:
1
Brothers
&
Co.
Ltd.„
Lim¬
ited
.20
„i.
™j
M.
.20
J. Henry Schroder & Co. Ltd.
Samuel
&
Limited
Co.,
.20
•
.20
.20
Bateman,
&
Blair
Blair
Co.
&
Blunt
1-21
1-17
2-
5
1
1-15
2-10
1-24
2-10
1-24
2-
3-
1
1-31
2-17
2-
Blyth
&
for
2-
3
1-27
1-15
2-
1-
7
2-
3
1
2-15
2-
3
Lazard
Lee
below,
by
such
exercise
of
Freres
&
Higginson
of
National
Bunk
.10
McCormick
.10
McDonald
.06
&
Clark & Co
Clark.
Coffin
&
.15
Mullaney,
W. H.
& Co.™™_.
.10
&
.20
Newburgcr &.Co
Newliard, Cook &
.04
The
.04
Pacific Northwest
.10
Paine,
Co.
<fc
;—
Co
Podesta &
Dain
&
Co.,
Co™
Inc
Skaggs & Co
:
Haven
&
Townscnd,
Crouter
&
Bretscher
Dixon
Dominick
Drexel
&
Inc.
rities
Co—
Pierce &
Reinholdt
&
<fe
Co™..
Riter
.20
The
Co
<fe
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
.20
Rodman
&
Rensliaw
Win.
L.
C.
F.
Roney & Co._
Rothschild
Salomon
E.
Schoellkopf,
H.
Bros.
Hutton
S.
1-10
1-
Goodbody & Co.—
Granbery, Marache & Co™_
2-
I
1-10
Halle &
2-
1
1-10
Hallgarten
.60
2-
1
1-17
Harris
75c
15c
2-
1
1-17
Hayden, Miller
Hayden, Stone
Smithers
Stone
Richards
1-30
Hill
3-10
J.
1-31
1-17
Hirsch
3-31
3-14
2-14
1-31
SI.50
$1.50
90c
J.
&
A.
1-31
12-31
1-31
1-
3-1
lr!5
Co
&
Co
&
&
.15
.15
the
Swiss
American
Corp
Spencer Trask & Co™
.30
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co.
.60
&
&
Co.,
Inc
.20
Co.
.10
.40
Amsterdamscbe
Pierson,
either
be
at
the
time
sub¬
of
H.
Durst,
&
Walker
&
Inc.™
Co
Watling,
Wertheim
White, Weld & Co
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
&
&
.04
.40
.70
Lerchen
Soutlicoast Inc.,
The
SEC
to
corporation
Charleston, S. C.—Files With SEC—
Jan.
on
15
filed
covering 100 shares of 7%
be
offered
proceeds
at
to
are
Southern
($100
par
be
supplied
Oxygen
Co,
Co.
.15
.70
Witter & Co
statement
with
the
Inc.—Files
ordinated Debentures
underwriting
D.
C.
The
.60
The
With
SEC—
to be supplied
of
Md., 011 Jan. 20 filed a registra¬
covering $1,500,000 of Convertible Sub¬
1968, to be offered for public sale through an
headed
by Johnston, Lemon & Co., Washington,
public offering price and underwriting terms
by amendment.
group
interest
rate,
company is engaged in the production and sale of compressed
including oxygen, acetylene, hydrogen, nitrogen, and argon. It
produces and markets liquid oxygen, and sells and exports weld¬
equipment and. devices, medical equipment, and related supplies.
gases,
also
ing
Proceeds
of
the
debenture financing are to be used as follows: To
liquid tonnage oxygen, nitrogen and argon plant for
Greensboro facility, $475,000; to remodel buildings at
the
Greensboro plant
to accommodate new equipment, $100,000; to
purchase new liquid oxygen, nitrogen, and transportation equipment,
$140,000; to purchase additional cylinders and to install liquid oxygen
purchase
a
new
company's
and
nitrogen storage facilities, $170,000; to retire bank loans, $200,000;
of proceeds to be added to working
capital.—V. 183, p. 998.
balance
Southern Pacific €0,
Sold—The
Jan. 16
Equipment Trust Certificates
$8,400,000 equipment trust certificates offered
were
maturity.
.04
Underwriters
sold to
a
—
group
as
headed by Salomon Bros. &
JVzS, at a price of 98.747.
to 3.60%, according to
yield from 3.10%
Due on Dec. 1 from
bid
from
1958
to
1972
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
inclusive.
Inc., named
a
price of 98.689 for 31'2S.
"_r
Amsterdam...
Hague
stock
The
.10
1.25
Co
tho
with
preferred
underwriting.
1.25
.15
The
notification
SEC
Re-offered to
&
of
convertible
located at Bladensburg,
Company,
tion
Hutzler, New York City,
Biddle
letter
value), without
amendment.
by
Co.
a
cumulative
par
.15
.15
1957—52 Wks.—1956
$8,627,666 $81,788,848 $77,559,194
stock to be offered as follows; membership stock, $150
per share;
A stock, at par ($100 par value).
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds are to be used for expenses in operating the club and
working capital.
.04
V..
full
class
Yarnall,
Pierson,
in
1957—4 Wks.—1056
$9,248,597
Woodard-Elwood & Co
Ar
paid
above.
.15
Bank N.
New
by
second
Dean
Heidring
subscrip¬
ordinary stock by provisional
York shares and ordinary stock
the
.06
Wagenseller
G.
Handel-Maatschappij. N. V„ Amsterdam^
2-15
The
evidenced
of
186, p. 2315.
Another
4-1.5
the
Wood, Gundy & Co.. Inc.™™
Wood, Struthers & Co
Hewitt
be
17,
two instalments,
and
.60
&
shares.
by a
Jan.
mon
1.25
Stroud
European
Nederlandsche
subscriber,
by
or
.20
Co
will
011
corporation on Jan. 17 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300 shares of non-voting membership stock (no par) of
a
single membership share is sold only in combination with a
single share of class A common stock and 750 shares of class A com¬
are
Securities
Sutro
.30
&
York
1958,
10,
business
The
.20
Corp.
Co™
Webster
&
Co
Boyce
Corp.
1.25
.10
Kreeger
of
Co
Lemon
New
shares
Feb.
on
of
additional
an
Inc
&
Co.
Corp.
Jones,
&
.04
—
Janney. Dulles & Battles. Inc.
The
Johnson,
Lane,
Space
Johnston,
.06
Staats
.06
Co
&
Hutton
Illinois
.04
Stillman, Maynard & Co.
.10
Fay
Hutton
E.
Brothers
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox™
.06
Hogle •&
F.
The
Stern
.10
R.
.04
&: Son_™
Hornblower & Weeks
E.
.40
.10
Co
&
<fo Co.
Bros.
1
1-31
4-30
3- 1
&
Co
or
York
holders
Holders of both New
to
.15
Stein
.60
7
2-
«fc
of
made
close
.40
.60
Co
New
be
the
Silver Spring: Aquatic Club Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1.25
William
.10
Hilliard
B.
Hooker
W.
2-14
42'ac '?
J.
.40
.15
Co
Herman
2-20
.20
.15
&
3-14
2-28
Inc.
Co
Noyes7& Co
25c
15c
&
.15
Hemphill,
37Vac
Co™_™_
Company
Agnew
F.
1-31
Henry
&
.40
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co
lr31
Ripley & Co.,
Partners, Inc
of
those
Period End. Dec. 28—
.10
1
1.25
Co
ordinary stock
and
Sales
—V.
.10
1.25
Stieglitz
will
at
.20
.15
1-10
Hentz
Co._.
.04
.30
& Co
States
record
The
.20
&
Shields
2-
&
.40
Pom-
Stringfellow
&
Shuman,
Sachs & Co
are
which
.06
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
B.
Inc.—__
Arrangements
SEC
.60
Co.
CLas, W. Scranton & Co.„^
1-31
&
Co
Hutzler
&
Inc.
eroy,
4-11
Forgan
&
&
Schneider
.06
Co..
of
Pittsburgh Hotels, Inc.
.06
.15
Marshall
share.
per
Shoe Corp. of America—December Sales Increased—
.10
1.50
Nolan. Fleming-W.
Hibbs & Co.,
Inc
&
.10
Rotan, Mosle & Co
.04
Southwest Co
Goldman,
.06
.15
.40
.40
Co
Corp._
First of Michigan Corp
Reid
Inc.
Co.,
Gardner^
See
.40
Reynolds & Co., Inc
.15
Company
&
A
Rauscher,
.40
Co
exchange)
.
.10
&
.15
«fc
Prices New
—
Sheraton-Midcontinent Corp.—Bonds Called—
.15
Putnam
.10
Securities Corp™_
431.
p.
.10
.40
First Boston
Fulton
Co.™
Inc.
Co.
Street,
the first of 3 pounds at the time of
of
2
pounds 10 shillings on or before
May 16, 1958.
A preliminary notice to holders of ordinary stock or
shares in bearer form will be given
by newspaper advertisement on
Jan. 27, 1958.—V. 187, p. 185.
,
.20
1.25
Clark
<fe
&
.40
Stokes &
Elworthy &; Co
Emanuel, Deetjen
Fahey,
Pforzheimer
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Union Secu¬
Co
Milwaukee,
.70
.70
Morris,
&
.10
.
Bend, West
Wis. or The
subscription privilege with respect to
The subscription period for New York shares will
expire on March 3, 1958, and for ordinary stock on March 5, 1958. The
subscription price for New York shares must be paid in full at the timo
of subscription.
The subscription price for ordinary shares may, at the
option
&
Illinois
Salle
West
shares unsubscribed.
subscription
.15
F. Eberstadt & Co
Estabrook
Co
Jackson
of
United
holders
entitled
scription
.20
.04
Co.—:
Dillon,
&
.04
be
.15
Co
*
-
Webber,
H.
7Va %
1-15
the
warrants
.10
1.00
Corp.
Francis I. du Pont <fc Co.
Elkins,
Co.
.60
La
of
be
holders
rights of
.15
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
.15
1.50
Noonan
Tlie Dominion Securities
Eastman
Co.„„.™
.30
Inc
Dominick
&
<fc
.06
Co.,
Co. Inc
&
Ohio
Carl
Bodine
&
Dickson
Wells
Newbold's Son & Co.
.15
Co.,
184,
Continental
South
of
of registered
York
1.00
Curtis
.10
Merle-Smith__.
&
S.
Stone
&
Leonard & Lynch™™
Moseley & Co
S.
.10
Courts
.
F.
1958,
tion
.20
Moore,
.04
Corp._™_
Inc.
Burr,
Cooley
De
Roland
.70
Clarke
Collins
M.
Model,
.15
Dodge & Co
Richard W.
First
3-17
in
to
.10
W.
E.
Y.—V.
the
Bank
annual meeting that
allotment letters.
Folger,
7-11
offer
will
1-20
1
The
prospectus,
.04
& Templeton
rate
1957,
rate
.20
2-
1
the
current
Mitchum, Jones
1
1-31
.20
Dec.
the
The Milwaukee Co
—
2-
4-
.10
.15
Co..
N.
at
231
National
the final dividend for the year
2 shillings and 9 pence (approximately $0.38
exchange) per £1 unit, free of United Kingdom
income tax, payable in 1958 011 the
ordinary capital of the company aa
increased by the proposed issue, thus making the dividend
payments
per £1 unit in respect of the year 1957 the same as those in
respect
of the year 1956.
at
.15
Corp
1-20
8-
.10
made
Chicago,
Wisconsin .Trust
current
.20
National
1
8c
8c
8c
.40
Co
be
of
First
being made for a corresponding offer to the holders of New York
(representing ordinary stock) in the proportion of 1 New York
sjiare for every 10 New York shares held, at the same subscription
price per share.
The directors intend,
subject to any unforeseen circumstances, to,
Central
2-
1-10
.lo
Bonds—
(approximately
$15.40 at the
.10
.40
The
4-11
.04
Co.
Redeem
will
Co.
The
at
First
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.
Mead, Miller & Co
Merrill, Turben «fc Co.; Inc.
Sons
1-20
1
.10
1.25
Co™_
&
1
1
Co
.10
&
.15
.07
shares
M'ason-Hagan, Inc.
Masten
.IB
^
also
Manley, Bennett & Co™_™_
Laurence M. Marks & Co
2-
5-
.70
31,
50c
31V4C
2-
.04
1.50
to
Scott
1-21
.10
.40
Coe
Schwabacher
1
.30
ended
E.
V.__
N.
Societe Beige dc Banque S. A.
announced Jan. 17 that arrangements were being made
for the offer to stockholders of
8,177,204 ordinary shares of iil each
in the proportion of 1 new
ordinary share for every £10 ordinary stock
held, at a subscription price of 5 pounds 10 shillings
recommend
A.
A.™™
Company
Mackall
&
Kredietbank
Rubber
Bank, New York,
;.70
.04
1-24
Co.
Co
&
0.7
Lyonnais S.
.48
Trust
or
.06
&
Brown
.90
"Shell" Transport and Trading Co. Ltd.
Shares —
'.15
.10
1-24
1.25
1.50
Brothers
Ferris
2-15
.10
.20
Corp.
Legg
1-17
2-15
Hanover
.10
I
Irving Lundborg & Co™„__
C.
1-15
2-
1.00
.07
Payment
&
111.
the
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc™.
Burnham and Company—„
Alex.
1.30
Switzerland
called for redemption on Feb.
1, 1958, all of the
3:%% and 4% iirst mortgage serial bonds dated
Aug. 1, 1958 at 100% plus accrued interest and a
1%,
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
1
7
due
premium
Lelnnau
1
7
1953,
the
Company, Corp
Langley & Co._
2-
3
1,
been
3Va%,
rights:
of
&
C.
have
Chicago 90,
Bend, Wisi,
2-
2-17
Credit
A
under "Wooster
John
1.25
C. Bradford & Co
J.
Corporation™
of
Banque Lambert
A.
Ilill College—To
.20
Co..
&
Bank
Union Bank
186, p, 2854.
.20
Inc
Co.,
Swiss
Gcn-
S.
Brussels
.30
Co.
&
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
3
2-17
2-17
Societe
Belgique
.40
Inc
Inc....
Dillon, Read
5
la
.40
Ellis & Simmons
Dick
2-25
de
.10
Co™
Becker & Co.
G.
A.
J.
2-
de
erale
.30
Eiclxler <fc Co
Stearns
Bear,
1-17
30c
30c
40c
50c
$1.12Va
$1.06'A
8c
25c
60c
13c
25c
20c
%
.15
;
Co.
&
1-31
9c
—
1.375
Switzerland
.10
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barth
Laird
W.
.30
Inc._
Co.
R.
5c
liner.)-- '
—
Lazard
Bank, Zurich™ 1.30
Leu & Co's Bank Limited™,
.25
Pictet & Cie™™™™™
.25
There
Kidder & Co.,
.15
<& Co.,
Watts
J.
M.
.20
Co
Cruttenden,
7
long-term capital gains. Payable in
6% preferred iquarl)-—1_
6%
preferred
(quar.).
3.60%
preferred "(quar.)
France S. A™
en
Morgan Grenfell & Co.
Credit
i**m
Ladenburg, Thalmann <fc
Laird, Bissell & Meeds™
.20
&
7-17
27VaC
<
Bankshares
l'ln¬
de
et
.2o
Seton
Underwriters
.40
Whipple
1-21
$1.06V*
—
(monthly)
stock or cash at the holder's option)
-
Red-
2-
25c
25c
—
Wisconsin Electric Power Co..
LB
&
1
,25c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund Inc. ffrom investment inc.)
21
Parker
path
H.
(ouar.) J
preferred
Auchlncloss,
Bache & Co.
1-24
$1.25
Inc.
fa-
pour
developpement
Kiibbcrmaid, Inc.—Formerly Wooster Rubber Co.—-
Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Kuhn, Loeb <& Co
Bleichroeder,
.30
1
343«c
Monthly
Monthly
10
LO
——-
—
H. t.
Wilson & Co., common
Common (quar.)
Winn-Dixie
.15
1
Co.—
Wilcos Oil Co. (quar.t
Williams-McWilliams
L4
:—..—
(accum.)
11
dustrie
.80
outstanding
indicated
subscribed
50c
—
(quar.t
Wllbur-Sucliard Chocolate
L5
28
Co., Inc
and S.
Harriman
(quar.) —:
preferred (quar.)
White Stores, common (quar.)—
(Consider
be
States
Inc.
2-
$1.4334
$1
$2 prior pref.
preferred
Arnhold
&
2-14
3%
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp,—
$5
percentages
not
tl2VaC
fl7 V2C
dividend)
conv.
le
Britain
Sons,
,
A
Glore,
(quar.)
5preferred
shall
as
8-
Ltd.—
(stock
&;
Hambros Bank Limited
payment
Kalman & Co., Inc
Kay, Richards <te Co
Foster
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com. (quar.)
$3
respective
3-
of
:—
Co.,
corrected
Ames
Trust, Ltd.
~
Paper
Non¬
source.
Stanley & Co.______ 4.51
Allyn & Co., Inc
.40
35c
75c
—™
expenses
.
L5
L5
and
Class B
(quar.t
Westmoreland Coal Co.
7
7
tax
depositary)
Westminster
7
7
British
Generalc
Commerce
%
32^c
Investment
Stockholders
(Less
1.375
2.75
70
Rothschild
Banque
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
preferred
Western
2.50
Belgium
30c
<quar.)_—
com.
the
at
tax.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—™™
Co.—
(quar.)—
Western Pacific RR. (quar.)
3
deductible
E.
7
$1.12V2
(quar.)-
Securities
M.
7%.
C.
Equitable
(accunl.).
Western Light & Telephone,
5Co preferred (quar.)
3
3
A
1.375
London
Swiss
$2
Westchester Fire Insurance
Paris, S. A.™.
1-15
A.
4%
—,
—
Western Insurance
1-31
Canadian nonresidents tax.
tax
tax
Morgan
2-
200%
Mfg. (reduced quar.),—
Virginia Pulp &, Paper—
A ¥2%
preferred
(quar.)——
15
de
1-2
A.
Julien
West
24
15%
funds,
Davis,
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Watson Bros. Transportation, class A (quar.)
West Kentucky Coal iquar.»—
—
15
Lyonnais_
vorlser
Baring Brothers & Co., Limi¬
Jan.
the
shares
Boettcher
12faC
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
Washington Steel, common (quar.)
14
in
additional
William
29Vac
37VaC
$4.25
-
1-2
2-1
$2
resident
income
Baker,
37Vac
com.
l.25i
Rothschild Freres..™,™
du
Income tax.
Robert W. Baird
1-17
1
40c
$1.37 V'2
$1.31 V*
$4.50
15
severally,
Bacon,
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Washington Gas Light,
11
15%;
1-31
$1.19
35c
87VaC
—
Walworth Co. (qdar.)——
Warner Bros. Pictures (quar.)
Warner & Sv.asey Co.
(.quar.)—
-
25
Canadian
United
62%c
—
(quar.)
2-1
3
.053
(Wisconsin)
}30c
funds, less
3
1-
Fund
dividend
N.
7
25c
$1.50
15c
dividend
Mfg.
12-31
General Corporation and
Investment News
1-31
1-
1
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.—
Stock
1-15-58
tSUVic
published date was incorrect.
The
date and/or redord date Is indicated here.
1-16
2-28
2-
1-
62%c
3
Walker
Zoonen,„
4-10
7-10
%
——
3
31
&
Societe
1.375
d'Es-
Great
—V.
1
Corp. of America (quar.)
Virginian Railway
6% preferred (quar.),
6% preferred (quar.)
.
6% preferred (.quar.)——
•
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)_-_——•
10
S.
tax
1-16
25c
/Vanadium
15
2-
1
$1.12Va
™
Credit
de
—
National
compte
1-15
1-10
2-
1
(initiali—
(quar.):
Rogers
3.75
Banque de Bruxelles S. A
2-
20c
dividend
4-30
7-31
,
2-
—;
——
pfd. A
A.
Banque d'Anvers S.
Inc.—
income)—..—™-—
S.
Comptoir
3-20
2-10
4c
Fund,
Mees
Rotterdamscho Bank N. V„
v
%
Paris
2-24
2-10
3-
1-15
(quar.)™_—
A
Waters
Stock
31
23
in
Less British
3
3-
12c
Situations
1
3-10
y Previous
3-20
Fund—
Van Horn Butane Service,
'Preferred A (quar.)—:
19
2
a
U.
xLess Jamaica
1-31
*
Van Camp Sea Food (quar.)
Van Dora/Iron Works—
31
15
Radio
1-20
4-10
———-
:
4-
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (special),
1-20
62l/2e
37
—
preferred 4s-a)
$4
-Value Line
2-20
2-1
common
2-15
20c
$2.50
—.,—,—
(quar.),..
R.
1.75
Nationale pour le
Commerce et l'lndustrie
2-20
1
(Continued from page 6)
(quar.)
com.
1
3-
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
15c
.
Upper Peninsular Power Co.,
5'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
20
2.50
ted
Zellers, Ltd.,
1-15
2-
$1
$1
t35c
27l/aC
(quar.).—
common
V._„
France
1-15
3-
60c
1-20
.
(quar.)
1
37V2O
2-15
United Whelan Corp., $3.50 cony. pfd. (quar.)
20
2-
37VaO
(quar.)_„
Consolidated Industries
1-20
common
preferred (quar.)
United Wallpaper Inc.—
43%% elass A pfd. (quar,)
5% class B preferred (s-a)
N.
Lnzard Freres & Cie.,
1-15
from
from
5%
20
20
2-17
2-
2-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
(Del.),
CO.
3
15c
tPayable in
(quar.)
Corp.,
Bank
Co.
2-10
25c
2-28
profits)————
—
& Canal (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com. (quar.;
6%
pref erred
(quar.)
.
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4V2V0 preferred (quar.)—
U. S. Fire Insurance (quar.)
U S Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
5%
preference A
(quar.)
15
&
1-15
1-
25c
3-10
United New Jersey RR.
15
1
1-29
♦Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
security
20
1
3-
(quar.)
Funds,
United
5
2-
^
the
of
%
1-15
25c
;
representatives
1-10
.(Increased)
———i,——
com.
1
Twentsche
Banque
2-28
United Corporations,
5
5
2-
$1.11
1-31
preferred (1956 series) (quar.)
—
Ltd.,. class B (extra)—
%
15
Hope
$1.26
3-10
(quar.)
(1955 series)
pfd.
4%
De
2%
the
are
Netherlands
%
2-28
2-28
62V2c
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfcl.
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred
(quar.)
United Aircraft Corp.—
14
15
2-28
3-15
dividend)
$1.12Va
$1
- 921/2c
87VaC
$40c
—
—
preferred (qui-r.)™—-T
——
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
——
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.) J
Union Gas System (Kansas) com. (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Union Oil Co. of California (quar.).
$3.70
2
L5
Yard-Man,. Inc.
resident
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$4 preferred
10
15
2-14
underwriters
12-30
1
%
$4.50 preferred
15
24
14
2-15
7
^Payable
20
3-15
3-15
$1.25
40c
70c
Coal, common 4ouar.)—
preferred A (quar.).
$2.80
20
15
—
1
foregoing
underwriters)
The
$1.10
(quar.)_j
three
1-31
$1.20
Wrigley (Win,), Jr. (monthly)—
Monthly
Wrigley iWm. Ja.) Co. (monthly)™
3-
63%c
$1.22^
$1.49
35c
^
2-15
2-
25c
Truax-Traer
27
10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5.96
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
$4.90
2-15
1
(stock
2-15
$1.12 V*
County Electric Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.44%
3-
22Vac
Trane
ler 3
1-
1
34c
Worcester
8
1-28
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Worthington Corp.
7
3-
preferred
preferred
Service, 5% pfd.
5.04%
preferred (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. (quar.)
7
1-
preferred
4.80%
3-11
2-11
Light, common
(quar.)™,.
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public
2-20
2-11
2%
:
,
1
&
4.40"&
2-28
4-10
,
Stock
1
Power
4 V2 %
2-20
3-
.—
Wisconsin
1-31
3-
(quar.)—.—
—
30c
Stock dividend (Payable in class A shs.)
4%
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary shares
(final)
—
17 V'a %
Deferred shares (final)
37.2857%
Toledo Edison Co., common (quar.)—,
171/ac
41/4% preferred (quar.) ;
™„
$1.06'A
4.25','0
preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A
4.56% preferred (quar.) __™—„
—
$1.14
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
7c
Toronto
Elevators
(quar.)—
t20c
Tower Acceptance Corp., class A (reduced)—
3c
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.). (quar.)
20o
.*
2-28
2-11
B
Class
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
141
45
—
4.00-
'i
4.00
Drexel
&
4.00
&
Inc.—V.
OTHER
Co..
SYNDICATE
Co.,
Eastman
187.
p.
MEMBERS—Participating, in
Dillon,
87.
Uniou
Securities
to
the
Co.,
award were
and' Stroud
-
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(498)
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates, Little Rock, Ark.
—Signs $5,000,000 Contract—
pipeline
International
Calif.,
Division
Robert
J.
North
of
Welsh,
American
of
President
Southwestern
and
Aviation
Southwest
Electric
and
Gas
Inc.
Canoga Park,
Energy Asso¬
Atomic
15.
In announcing the contract Mr. Welsh said, "This is the second step
in a program which will result in the expenditure of over $5,000,000
in the next four years.
Our group is going through the same process
that other groups, regardless of how they are financed, must follow in
atomic electric power development.
First there must be an organiza¬
tion, then research and development work. The latter may be followed
by a test installation or a demonstration power plant, depending on
the outcome of the research and development work."
Research
will
be
conducted
on
a
so-called
advanced
epithennal
thorium
reactor.
While
Jan.
on
The
15-company project has approval of the Atomic
which stated: "this program offers technology of
Energy Commission,
value
worthwhile
announced
Co.,
is
and
electricity
logical extension of work now in progress."
generated with the more commonly used
a
be
can
Wildcat
power plants in their present state
development, electric companies are continually seeking new and
ways for utilizing new fuels.
For this purpose, the group of 15
companies in seven southwestern states was organized in June, 1957
research and study, leading to construction
of atomic electric plants in the area when feasible.
Members of Southwest Atomic Energy Associates are the: ArkansasMissouri
Power
Electric
necessary
Arkansas
Co.;
Empire
Inc.;
Co.,
Fower
Light
&
Electric
District
Co.;
Central
Gulf
Co.;
Louisiana
Utilities
StateS
Co.; Kansas Gas and Electric Co.; Kansas Power & Light Co.; Louisiana
Power
&
& Light Co.; Missouri Public
Service Co.; New Orleans Public Service Inc.; Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Co.; Public Service Co. of Oklahoma; Southwestern Gas and Electric
Light
Mississippi
Co.;
Power
Co.; and Western- Light & Telephone Co.
and
'
discoveries
gas
by
this
Eddy
in
company
County,
Mexico, and Routt County, Colorado, were announced on Jan. 9
Wilton E. Scott, Vice-President.
Number
l
"A"
Kelly State, a rank wildcat gas well, was
brought in on a block of approximately 10,000 acres owned by the
with
will
rights
be
no
patronage dividends
to
underwriting.
in
company
about
13
the
Malaga
West
of
area
Eddy
County,
New
The
board
of
directors
of
oil
it
one-half
discovery
Colorado.
feet,
about
feet
The
Kaljnskl Vice-President, it
Vulcan Materials
Mexico,
and
900
at
Drilled
pumped
to
a
162
mile
to
the
barrels
day
per
On
from
Routt
of
area
Niobrara
test.
well
The
Tow Creek Field
is
and
seven
one-half
miles
reduce
on-'
,
southeast
and about 30 miles east of Craig, Colo.—V.
the
of
187, p. 331. '
^
the
corporation
;
elected
Felix
Co.—Appoints Registrar—
was' announced'that
it
has
A.
was announced on Jan. 14.—V. 185, p. 465.
Chemical
the
>
.
Corn
*
Exchange
cumulative/
been
appointed registrar for the 6 '/4%- and 5%%
stocks of this company.--V. .187, p.>332.
-
The
formation
Jan.
on
of
a/majoV
.21,, by; -Alfred
marketing
new
Driscoll,
E.
division
President;
announced
was
.
To
be
known ;.asithe
consolidate
all
phases
Family
of-
...
r
•
.
potential
value),.
to
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—New Division—
4,800
to
formation
has
preferred
County,
back
plugged
the
Jan.. 16,
Bank
northeast.
in the Curtis Anticline
depth of 5,620 feet and
is
($1,000 pay
to be used
are
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—Elects Vice-President—
miles
south of Carlsbad.
Drilled to a total depth of 10,917 '
completed from a sand in the Upper Pennsylvanian, the
well tested approximately 2,000,000 cubic feet per day
on
a
a8-lnch'
choke.
A second well, TGT Number 1 "B" Kelly. State, is now
drilling
feet
at par
The proceeds
,
Products
Division, the new
marketing
operations
of
the
v
•
.
■
unit
will.'
Warner-"
Lambert's, major
Texas Industries, Inc.—To Absorb Affiliate—
by this
Acquisition
Structural
of its publicly-owned
company
Products
companies.
Co.
voted
was
Companies
has
for
Jan.
On
time
some
15
affiliate, Texcrete
directors of both
by
owned
36%
a
in
interest
the
affiliate, according to Ralph B. Rogers who is President of both
companies.
Action of the directors is subject to approval by Texcrete
Structural
shareholders.
If
approved,
the
affiliated
company
will
acquire
and
183,593
then
tributed
of
Texas
of
shares
dissolve
to
itself.
Industries
for
owned by shareholders.
treasury
are
stock
common
The
parent
structural
Texcrete
of
each
Texas
company's
shareholders
three
of
shares
Industries
shares
the
on
will
basis
of
Texcrete
Inc.
dis¬
be
share
one
Structural
Of the 183,593 Texas Industries shares, 139,803
43,790 are previously authorized but unissued
shares and
shares.
Corp.—Files With SEC—Company on
narians
outstanding loans and for .working cnpltal.
TGT
,
Gas
Southwest
oil
and
Minnesota
There
by
of
to undertake the
between
New
fuels much cheaper than by atomic
better
to
New Discoveries—
This company, consisting of an organization of 15 electric companies,
has signed a $5,354,000 research and development contract with Atomics
ciates
from International Boundary
Portland, Tenn.-
system
Manitoba
Monday, January 27, 1958
...
Texcrete
ended
earned
Nov.
$40,960
sales
on
30, 1957.—V. 186,
of
$505,208
the
for
months
six
1547.
p.
proprietary drug; cosmetic and toiletry lines.
These 7
include such well-known and" widely-advertised brand names as
Lis-/
terine, Bromo-Seltzer, > Super Anahist, Richard Hudnut, DuBarry and
Sportsman.,
..:
-•>•. •; •
To
head
Hewitt
Co.,
the
new
division, Mr.
as...Presidents
unit
a
of
Mr.-
Driscoll has designated J. S.
Hewitt
Warner-Lambert.'
has
been
President
of
(Jack)
the
Anahist
V ' —
••
.'
■
;j
Driscoll
explained- that - the Family Products Division
repre¬
sents a. consolidation
of the'marketing activities of several heretofore
separately-operated .divisions of Warner-Lambert.—V. 185, p. 657. 1
,,
.
...
,
Mr.
West Texas Utilities Co.—Bond Sale—A
group headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., was awarded on Jan, 20
an issue of
$8,500,000 Series E, first mortgage bonds, due
in 1988, on a bid of 100.46 for 3%s. Re-offered at
101.335,/
to yield about 3.80%.
V ;
«
,
,
Jan. 22 filed
registration statement with the Securities
and Exchange Commission covering 40,000 shares of
common stock ($1 par value) to be offered to the public
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York
City, and Associates.
a
Thiokol Chemical
The
corporation had net income of between $2.75 and $3 a share in
to J. W, Crosby, President,
This compares with $2 a
1957,
according
share
reported for 1956.
Mr.
Crosby
estimated, in
Analysts, that sales
Security
50%
Southwest Grease & Oil Co., Wichita, Kan..—Files—
The
Jan.
on
filed
17
letter
a
Southwestern Investment
Co.
notification
of
Affiliate
—
with
Pays Stock
Dividend—
Commercial
of
Insurance
Co.,
an
affiliate, on
14 voted to increase the capital stock from $300,000 to 8600,000.
Jan.
The
increase
holders
of
1949
as
Texas,
had
$300,000
declare
to
Commercial
affiliate
an
New
dividend
Co.
for
Arizona,
by
that
California.
and
than
of
stock¬
the
As
of
in
in
Texas,
and
Co.
operates
Dec.
1957
it
assets
in
31,
2801.
excess
and surplus of more
$5,000,000.—V. 186, p.
$1,000,000
total
and
1957—Month—1956
$
186,
Standard Products
with
$230,000
31
or
cents
748,722 shares, J.
on
with
in
$16,443,000
Mr.
Reid
said
months
was
cents
share,
a
73
$424,000
based
share
a
in
the
Reid, President,
the fiscal
that
profit from
share, but
128,760,725
of
period
same
by
Mr.
subsidiary
186, p. 1891.
L.
the
formerly
Meserole
outlet
in
Jan,
the
15.
and
Metals
The
has
Sussman
been
At
Alloys
named
the
Co.
same
of
President
time
New7
owned and operated
8t., Brooklyn, N. Y.
by
York,
the
of
Mr.
this
Crosby
first
six
of
loss
Steel
The
size
who
was
heads
also
plan
Co.,
it
facilities
Inc.
299
at
at
the
also declined
analysts that
little
a
the
late in the year.
company's
military business,
missiles
no
question, stated emphatically
which his company makes, are
longer
that
a
such
the
as
applied
Atlas
against
Thor.
and
solid
well
said
that
motors,
fuel
He
and
that
they could
be used advantageously in all sorts of ballistic and other
Mr.
Crosby noted, however, that liquid fuel engines would
probably continue to £e the best for manned aircraft or for space flight.
He cited
the
reliability and simplicity of solid rockets
as
CALLABLE—The bonds
whether
Thiokol
to
Mr
Crosby said
Polaris, but that
certain
all
were
any
of
number
a
39 Weeks Ended Dec. 28—
—V.
186,
____$123,404,841 $98,787,083
UNDERWRITERS—The
principal
the
(4%
tions
filed
14
Jan.
on
letter
a
of
notification
with
proceeds are to
real estate; also for
be
to
used
loans
to
acquire
mortgages
invested
or
in
other
or
hotels,
liens
resorts
on
United
Drill
Tool
&
Corp.
the
letter
Chicago,
III.
Merger
—
of
Nov.
directors
25,
of
1957,
the
the stockholders
and
company
that
informed
were
Greenfield
Tap
and
Die
had unanimously approved a proposal for the merger of the
companies into a new Delaware corporation to be named UnitedCorp., subject to the approval of stockholders.
special meeting of the stockholders of the company has been
Three Months Ended Nov. 30—
A
1957
called for
1956
Gross
operating income
$26,127,469 $25,630,976
Production,
operating,
geological,
geophysical,
taxes and general and administrative expenses
8,756,982
8.213,397
$17,370,487 $17,417,579
Miscellaneous
income
457,162
$17,827,649
a
drilling costs of wells.
Intangible
Lease
rentals
and
503,733
$7,761,099
$8,140,490
6,295,148
-
5,446,255
and
abandonments, int. on debs.,
for depletion and depreciation
provisions
$14,056,247 $13,586,745
Net
Net
income
While
of
the
fiscal
the
the
declined
Texas,
prior year,
Louisiana,
gross
price increases effective
Initial
the
first
wells
V.
crude
sale
65,144
and
barrels
per
Oklahoma
as
the
day
in
Venezuela
Venezuela
crude
oil
due
made
to
compared
commenced
was
$io.27
first
operating income increased slightly
in January, 1957.
production
of
to
$4,334,567
$8.93
production of crude oil for
Aug.
last
9,
is
to
be
exchanged for
and each share of
Greenfield;
class
of
shares
and
to
Greenfield
of
of
The
Chairman
Millar,
December,
and
Five
Co., Houston, Tex.—Files
who
now
now
Securities
price
ment.
ment
Net
of
Corporation
and
White,
Weld
&
Co.
The
public
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
proceeds of the financing will be applied toward the
pay¬
the
company's outstanding short-term notes issued under its
$60,000,000 revolving credit agreement. Proceeds of the
notes, the out¬
standing amount of which will be supplied by
amendment, were used
in
the expansion of the company's
properties. Authorized construction
now
in progress is estimated at
$128,000,000; and the cost of
addi¬
tional
facilities
Power
Commission is
mission
mission
for
Company,
to
which
applications
are
pending before the Federal
Midwestern Gas Trans¬
has asked the Federal Power Com¬
construction
of
a
$111,000,000
natural
gas
estimated at $20,000,000.
a
subsidiary,
authorize
(the
and
of
their
market
past
prices,
and
and
is
of
the
company
industry
and
all-time
Jan.
16
by
wire
10
more
over
private
also
Board
the
of
of
new
the
company
Board
of
will
be
Michael
United.
Donald
and
occupy
the
Edwin
same
W.
the
in
position
J.
1957
Rubber Co.
New
—
company
has
parts.
being
material
where
14-foot
for
the
developed
with
Material
the
for
material
a
called
Royalite
with
boat
rubber
construction
company
186,
at
has
Boat
the
National
display
on
a
Motor
9-foot
has
automotive
time
as
Boat
dinghy
States Steel
standard
components
by
its
a
new
product called
building
concept,
division.—V. 187, p.
a
"Space-
employing
332.
United Veterinary Corp., Des Moines, Iowa—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation
on
Jan.
8
filed
covering 300 shares of class A
a
letter of notification
common
stock
to
be
with the
offered
to
annual
$4,700,000
,
rate
from
such
than
more
three
billion
*
"-
.
communications
the
1,700
facsimile
Notable
among
"picture"
annual
an
Intrafax
units
rate
in
of
service/
Intrafax
new
systems
linking the Strategic Air Command base"
California,
Massachusetts
and
Louisiana.'
also
are
wire
Blue
in
exceeding
than
serving
21
system
Cross
network,
Force
bases
installed
in
1957
Cross
17*
in
offices
in
cities
86
Western
high-*
by
Hospital Service Plans.
to
report
admissions
used
Blue
Air
from communications centers
This
of
hospital
coast-to-coast/
Union
is now building a
new, high-speed electronic private
for the United States Air Force which will increase the
leased wire revenues
by more
than
$3,500,000
annually
system
when
in
full
network,
operation
the
tiated
for
tions
the
In
to
of
the
Air
Western Union,
Mr.
retirement
the
Capacity of this
exceed
two
$10,600,000
sale
Force
of
for
similar
at
use
nationwide"
new
and
one-half
contract
has
billion
been
automatic
nego¬
communica¬
bases.
overseas
Revenues—
H.
Goldenson,
Theatres, Inc. was
President.
of
will
a
and
Leonard
mount
hence.
year
largest,
addition,
construction
equipment
Peak
a
world's
annually.
of
it
President
elected
Goldenson's
Frederick
Metropolitan
of
H..
Life
of
Jan.
fills
a
Co.—V.
the
board
of
directors
by Walter P. Marshall,"
vacancy
caused
by the
Honorary
Insurance
Broadcasting-Para¬
15
on
election
Ecker,
American
member
a
announced
was
Chairman
187,
the
of
186
pp.
and
Board
372.
White Stores, Inc.—Notes Sold
Privately—
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
$4,500,000
placement
of
announced
Jan.
16.—V.
Winn-Dixie
Fenner
&
Beane
$
p.
arranged
Nov.
1957—4 Weeks—-1956
1,
the
private
it
D972,
was
1957—28 Weeks—1956
$
47,809,140
187,
due
Stores Inc.—Current Sales
Up—
Period End. Jan. 11—
—V.
has
promissory notes
186, p. 2802.
$
$
42,079,189 303,212,791 265,971,802
372.
Wooster Rubber
The
has
company
Co.—Corporate Name Changed—
announced
corporate
a
change
name
maid, Inc.
James
the
R.
brand
name,
first
company's
in
1934.
were
Caldwell,
Last
automotive
valuable
that
asset
adding
items
with
items.—V.
the
the
S.
help
from
name
This action
the
highlight
the
commercial
of
name
of
coined
function
of
the
manufactured
was
of
Rubbermaid,
Inc.;
company's lines of houseware,
products
the
change
sales
Rubber¬
to
company,
the
dustpan—which
changeover to
lines.
Rubbermaid,
had
been
Inc.,
Mr. Cald¬
become such a
had
company
considered
periodically
deferred, however, while the company
was
to its houseware
the addition of a
186,
founder
international
derived
and
a
to
rubber
and
title
brand
that
recent years.
was
U.
accessory
announcing
said
and
"Rubbermaid,"
product—a
year,
$21 million,
over
In
President
line
new
of
molder
plastics
rubber
products
and
group
wire
covered
of household
2626.
p.
Show
and
Corp.—Introduces New Product—
produced
in
private
new
for
Western
Wright Line Inc., Worcester, Mass.—Files With SEC—
The
The corporation announced on Jan. 17
O-Matic,"
a
new
and
modern
home
on
$4,654,000,
including five in Canada.
SEC
United
new-high
a
the
sending
revenues
more
three
bases
interconnects
a
2802.
p.
at
times
now
are
circuits.
systems
was
new
which
for itself In the construction of tough
introduced on Jan. 17 for the first
name
runabout.—V.
of
18,000-mile
in
a
currently
eight
networks.
now
were
speed
Kron-
United's
Construction—
already made
are
miles
Union
well
is
a
largest
patients,
Executive
Zipse,
announced
was
service,, called
"Intrafax,"
only four years
old,
new
high in 1957.
Used
by business firms largely-
Intrafax
The
systems to
setting a
new,
G.
eight, six are presently directors of United,,one is the
President of Uniied's principal subsidiary, J. H. Williams &
Co., and
one
Is
a
partner in Covington & Burling, general counsel for the
company,—V. 186, p. 2413,
States
systems
There
Omaha
earnings
believed fairly
will be Chairman of
company;
will
are
than
more
states to speed messages In facsimile form
to outlying areas.
1.15
its President will be Konstantin
company;
of
new
the
President of Greenfield,
Vice-President,
It
revenues
wire
10,000
Local
The
wire
1957,
it was
increase
facsimile
reached
using
in
year,
;
words annually over their
Leased
leasing of private
$37,000,000
consecutive
years ago.
Western Union private wire systems now use
2,250,000 miles of telegraph circuits,, an increase of 650,000
1956.
The
company
estimates that some 2,000 users of
than
miles
its
the
were
15th
1956.
$38,500,000,
services
the
550,000
Inc.
Co,,
Telegraph Co.—Revenues High—
from
revenues
for
Yantis &
S.
Walter P. Marshall, President.
over
Private
of
250,000
government
record
14%
or
Co._
Western Union
The
The
<te
-
Co.
87.
Sales
Chairman
now
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc."——$300,000
& Co
450,000 '
200,000
•Wells
187,
present
are
the
from
1
250,000.
Inc."___*_
p.
only
for
exchanged
These "exchange ratios
the financial and general
remaining
The
Company on Jan. 15 filed a registration statement with the SEC
cohering 1,000,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Stone &
Greenfield
be
company.
The first board of directors of the new company will consist
of 12 members of whom four are
presently directors of Greenfield.
Of
the
1957,
of
to
The
and
purchase
I
United-
,
Executive
because of
particularly
holders,
cuts
71,340
is
of
to
F.
—
Co.
Mullaney,
the approximate relative contributions to the
merged enter¬
be made by the shareholders of each company.
The merger
full support of United's board of directors and
principal stock¬
to
of the
to
stock
common
stock
common
United-Greenfield.
consideration
values
President
in
of
bonds
the
Stroud '& Company Inc..
Thomas <$r Company
Co
—V.
reflect
prise
has the
wail,
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
offering
careful
book
share
one
outstanding)
of
companies,
dividends,
United
Webster
after
both
Committee
producing on the Lama Concession in Lake Maracaibo.—
1547,
Tennessee Gas Transmission
stock
stock
common
reached
status
1958
quarter
now
are
186, p.
stock
Kearins
$3,771,402
...
domestic
year
in
period
share
per
average
allowables
in
for
income
11,
to consider this proposal.
Under the terms of the merger each share of United
6% cumulative
preferred stock is to be exchanged for one share of 6%
cumulative
preferred stock of United-Greenfield; each share of United common
were
$17,921,312
Feb.
of
agreed
Stern Brothers
Greenfield
Superior Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Net Income—
has
100,000
Corp.
two
purchasers
each
450.000
&.
Illinois
words
dated
board
which
follows:
as
550,000
The
wire
Meeting—
of
names
thereof
are
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $5,400,000
company's
producing
specializing
101.32
Fauset, Sleel & Co.__.-_
inland
or
from
Ilirsch
the
covering
$2,250,000
of 7 %
perpetual subordinated debentures
fixed interest and 3%> etirned), to be offered at par in denomina¬
of $1,000 and multiples thereof.
No underwriting is involved.
The
a
Interchemical Corp.
amount
company
at
corporation
scaled
are
and Abilene.
installed
Tourist Industry Development Corp., Ltd., Jerusalem,
Israel—Files With SEC—
prices
i; L"
,
$1,000,000.
1956
1780.
p.
"•
•
for
speeding intra-company
form, Intrafax is producing
1957
__
redemption
purposes,
BUSINESS—Company supplies electricity in 49 counties in central,
western and
southwestern-Texas, Including the cities of San.Angelo
regarding
financing, Mr. Crosby said it is "possible" but
will be needed during the coming year. He said
things which had to "jell" before a decision
could be made one way or the other.
Regarding mergers, Mr. Crosby told.the analysts that conversations
looking toward possible acquisitions of companies, in allied fields were
going on, but said it would not be wise for the company to be absorbed
by some larger organization now that its own prospects are favorable.
—V. 185, p. 1931,
at
there
retirement
100.
was
participating in the Navy Polaris missile
his company had made test vehicle motors
Aerojet General Corp. had the production
contract. He expressed the opinion that there was room for two motor
companies in a program of this size.
the
may be redeemed at the option of the com¬
1959, at prices ranging from 105.21 to 100; for
beginning Jan. 1,
debt
petitive advantage for the missile field.
Asked
;
*
purpose.'
strong com¬
a
and,
proceeds, fromr.tlja .sale of the' bonds will be used/to
part' of the cost of additions, extensions and improvements of the
company's property and to pay short-term bank loans incurred for that
pany,
transport.
Storms Co., Brooklyn, N. Y..- -Absorbed-
item under
the
ballistic
to
By
See
business
told
limitations
SEC
corporation, according to Mr. Sussman, will provide
for Metals
and Alloys Corp.,
a sales
organization
marketing of metals and alloys.
(II. ML)
explosion
President, in answer to
propellant rocket motors,
suited
The
the
Rolling
Society of
should be about
100.0699;
PROCEEDS-^The
.
17
has returned to
Sussman,
York
Corp.,
pay
ift
Sales
corporation
acquired
New
1958
/
Thriftimart Inc.—December Sales Up—
Strip & Wire Corp.—Names President—
J.
announced
the
.
based
compared
the
for
now
before
earnings for
and
composed of rocket motors for guided missiles, accounts for
about 75G' of total volume and that it is txpected this
proportion will
continue during the next two years.
20.
Canadian
a
Canadian
operation.—V.
1956,
Jan.
preceding year.
operations
cut
of
on
in the
compared
$17,577,000,
were
the
share
a
shares,
752,522
of
S.
was
cents
announced
year
U.
a
that the
56
or
on
the first six months
cents
and
levels
profitable
S
the first half of
Sales for
19,406,457 128,242,698
Co.—Sales—Earnings Up—
Net profit of this company was
months ended Dec. 31, 1957,
six
and
that commercial
not
§
Jj*
2801.
p.
fire
a
Questioned
1957—12 Mos.—1956
S
20,497,228
—V.
but
program,
Spiegel Inc. (& Subs.)—December Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
talk
a
1957.
had expected to earn $3 a share for 1957,
company
which
for
Sales
for
missiles.
Amarillo,
in
Investment
capital
of
vote
a
amount.
organized
was
Southwestern
of
Mexico,
accomplished
was
stock
a
Insurance
than
Mr, Crosby
Elkton, Md.t plant late in 1957,
plus delay in delivery to the company of metal parts made by other
manufacturers, had held earnings down a little, he indicated. He said
said,
solid
stockholders
The
better
The
the
SEC cowering 35,290 shares of common stock (par $7.50) to be offered
at $7.75 per share,
through Small-Milburn Co.; Lathrop, Herrick &
Clinger, Inc. and Brdoks & Co., aH -of Wichita, Kan. and Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Kansas City. Mo.
The proceeds are td be used
for the acquisition of Battenfeld Grease & Oil Corp.—V. 184, p. 2840.
company
OTHER BIDS
(also for "STits)—First Boston
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 100.068:
Corp.—Earnings Up—
SEC
veteri¬
and
per
used
corporation
covering
offered
to
960
shares
share.
for
Tne
to
holders
will
?
be
filed
10
of
letter
a
class
B
of
options
no
11,
granted
underwriting.
185,
p.
of
common
granted Jan.
capital.—V.
Radio
stockholders
JP
with the
Jam
of options
There
working
Zenith
on
11,680 shares
holders
notification
stock
1954 at
Jan.
The
(par
$2,625
11,
1954
proceeds
with
$1)
per
at
are
658.
the
to
be
share
$3 375
be
to
.
Corp.—Merger—
on
Mar.
11
wnl
consider
s *holly ovvnec* subsidiary (
a
plan
to
merge
Zenith
a Delaware corporation)
surviving Delaware corporation to be known as "Zenith Radio
Corp.".—V,
186, p.
2897.
1'
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AND CITY
47
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
a
Offering
Warrant
—
City Clerk
Frances C. Jones announces that
a
$1,150,000 water revenue refund¬
ing warrants will be offered for
sale at public auction at 10 a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 4.
1958.
Due
Dated Feb.l,
serially from
to
1959
Interest (F-A). Legality ap¬
1975.
89—were
p.
headed
Bessemer, Ala.
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The
$125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 186,
2627—were awarded to Cough-
p.
lin
&
District
Bostick,
President,
will receive
(CST) on
$680,000
first mortgage natural gas system
CALIFORNIA
California
Sale
(State of)
The
—
P,
offered
on
Jan. 22—v.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
187—were
syndicate headed
bonds.
1958.
Due
1970
May
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
May
1,
from 1960
1
inclusive.
1987
to
Dated
in
due
callable
are
interest payment date.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Birmingham Trust Na¬
tional Bank, Birmingham, or at
the
First
National
City, Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
on
any
$100,000,000
Veterans' Act of 1956 bonds, series
Feb. 4 for the purchase of
revenue
187, p.
awarded
to a merged
by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Association,
San
Francisco, and
Co., New York
at
a
price
of
the Bankers Trust
City,
jointly,
100.000009, a net interest cost
about 3.07226%, as follows:
$26,400,000
2\-»s.
Due
'Oct.
on
of
1
from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
41,000,000 3s. Due
1968
to
Oct. 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
32,600,000
3y4s.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from 1978 to 1983 inclusive.
Other
members
the
of
under¬
writing group:
ALASKA
The
Anchorage, Alaska
Bond
Offering
C.
Shannon, City Manager, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 11 for the purchase
of $3,350,000 bonds as follows:
$3,000,000
telephone
bonds.
Due
1959 to
revenue
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
1978
Call¬
able.
&
215,000 general obligation sewer
improvement bonds. Due on
March
1
from
1959
1978
to
inclusive.
135,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
March
1
from
1959
1967
to
inclusive.
The
bonds
March
dated
are
1,
1958. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank of Seattle.
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrim& Horowitz, of Seattle.
son
Chase
Manhattan
Bank;
City Bank of
York; The First National
Bank of Chicago; Halsey, Stuart &
The
George
—
First National
New
Co.
Inc.; Blyth &
Illinois
Co.,
National
will
receive
of
sealed
Supervisors,
bids
10
until
a.m.
(MST) on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $137,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
on
Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1971 inclusive.
Due
Prin¬
cipal and interest
payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
(J-D)
No. 79 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
Clerk of Board
of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until .10
a.m.
(MST) on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $80,000 building bonds.
Dated Dec.
1
from
1, 1957. Due
1959
to
on
June
inclusive.
1974
Principal
and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
and
Trust
Chicago; The Northern
Trust Co.; R. H, Moulton & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.; Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Weeden & Co.; The First
Ore.;
Bank
National
of
Boston;
Bank
The
Portland,
Philadelphia
The
of
National
Bank;
No.
7
Bond
Clerk
of
(P.
O. Phoenix), Ariz.
National
Bank;
Board
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
Averill,
Supervisors,
of
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
13
until
for
on
July 1 from
Maricopa County School District
No.
6
(P.
O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $365,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
Jan.
16—v.
187,
Co.;
Robert
Winthrop
&
Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc.; A. G. Ed¬
wards & Sons;
First
National
Bank
in
Dallas;
Glickenhaus & Lembo; G. C. Haas
& Co.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Ir¬
ving Lundborg & Co.; Model, Ro¬
land & Stone; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch;
Rand
&
Co.;
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Republic Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas;
Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.;
Third National Bank in Nashville;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; H. E.
Work & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath; C. F.
Childs & Co.,
Inc.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.
of Chicago; Julien Collins & Co.;
Co.; Shelby Cullom Da¬
vis & Co.; Dittmar &
&
Bank of
Co.; The First National
Memphis; Freeman & Co.;
ger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt
& Gardner; Rippel & Co.; Ryan,
mann
&
Co.;
Becker
Securities
Corp.;
A.
&
Co., Inc.;
Alex.
Brown & Sons; Clark, Dodge &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Dominick & Dominick; Fidelity Union
Trust
Co., Newark, N. J.; First of
Michigan
Corp.;
First
Western
Bank and Trust Co., California;
Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone
& Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.;
&
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M.
ley & Co.j
State
National
Bank,
Newark,
J.; John Nuveen & Co., Inc.;
Rothschild & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
& Pomeroy, Inc.; Stroud
&
F.
Co., Inc.; Andrews & Wells; Inc.;
Bache &
Co.; Baxter & Co.; J. C.
&
Bradford
&
Trust
Co.,
Francis
Co.; Branch Banking
Co.; Braun, Bosworth &
Inc.;
I.
Bank
of
Cleveland;
Sutherland &
Co.;
American
G.
Ladenburg, Thal-
Coffin
duPont
&
&
Burr,
Co.;
brook & Co.; Gregory &
Inc.;
Esta-
Sons; E.
The
Fort
Robert
Worth
Garrett
National
&
Sons;
Bank;
Garrett-
Bromfield '& Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Hooker & Fay; Kalman
& Co.,
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; McDon¬
nell &
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
The Milwaukee Co.; J. A.
Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; The
Citrus
Union
High School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
until 9
a.m. (PST) on Feb. 18 for
purchase of $877,000 school
building bonds. Dated Mar. 1 1958.
the
Inc.;
Due
Overton &
inclusive.
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,. Inc.;
Mar.
on
from 1959 to
1
1978
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the Coun¬
ty's fiscal agencies in New York
(M-S)
*
of
-
Crocker-Anglo National Bank; J.
&
Ernst
&
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.;
Rockland-Atlas National Bank City or Chicago.
Boston; Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
Colton Joint School Districts, San
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.; Herbert
Bernardino and Riverside Counties,
J. Sims & Co., Inc.; John Small &
California
Co., Inc.; The Small-Milburn Co.,
Bond Sale—The building bonds
Ira Haupt & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Inc.; Soden Investment Co.; Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce; Stephens, Inc.; totaling $90,000 offered Jan. 13
The Illinois Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder
—v. 187, p. 187—were awarded to
& Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stix &
Bank
of
America
National
the
Stranahan, Harris
& Co.;
Inc.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; Spencer Co.;
Trust & Savings Association, of
Trask & Co.; Stone & Youngberg; Thornton, Mohr & Farish; TownSan Francisco, as 3V2S, at a price
Taylor & Co.; Trust Company of send, Dabney and Tyson; M. B.
Vick & Co.; Westheimer & Co.; J. of 100.94, a basis of about 3.34%.
Georgia;
Wachovia
Bank
and
C. Wheat & Co.; Winslow, Cohu &
Trust Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Cucamonga Water District, San
Bernardino Counfy, Calif.
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Bak¬ Stetson;
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
er,
Watts & Co.; Barret, Fitch,
Bond Offering—Normaii Hixon,
North & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Zahner & Co.; George K. Baum &
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Bramhall,
Falion
&
Co.,
Inc.; Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Bos¬ will receive sealed bids at his
worth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Breed office in Cucamonga until 2:30
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
& Harrison, Inc.; Channel' Securi¬
p.m. <PST) on Feb. 5 for the purT
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.f Lawties Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; R.
chase
of
$180,000 water bonds.
son, Levy, Williams & Stern; Mer¬
J. Edwards, Inc.; The First Cleve¬
cantile
Dated
March
Safe Deposit and Trust
1,
1953. Due on
land Corp.;
Fulton Reid & Co., March 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclu¬
Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; New
York Hanseatic Corporation; The Inc.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; J. sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
B. Hanauer & Co.; Hannaford &
Ohio
payable
at
the
First National
Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
Stern Brothers & Co.; J. S. Strauss Talbot; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Bank, of Ontario, or at any fiscal
& Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc.; Van Al- Inc.; Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; Mc- agency of the District in Los An¬
Master Hutchinson & Co.;
geles, Chicago, or New York City.
styiie, Noel & Co.; Chas. E. Wefgold & 'Co., Inc.; R. D. White &
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; Legality approved by O'Melveny
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Kenower,
Mac Arthur & Co.; McDonald &
Co.; National Bank of Commerce
of
Seattle;
The
National
City
L.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Co.; City Nation¬
al Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City,
Mo.; Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
City, Mo.; R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; First
Southwest Co.; Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
van & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.j
Inc.;
White, Weld & Co.; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Mercantile Trust Co.;
Shields & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
N.
sive.
&
Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Fahey,
10
1959 to 1968 inclu¬
•Sbearson, Hammill & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co. Inc.; Bacon, Steven¬
Clark
Securities Corp.; Stone
Corp.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
the
purchase of $97,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due
York;
& Webster Securities
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; F. S. Mose-
Offering—Rhea
Laurence
M.
Marks & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc.;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Inc.;
Courts &
First
-
Hornblower & Weeks; Laidlaw
Maricopa County School District
Co. of West¬
Equitable
Barth
Maricopa County School District
Bank
of
Seattle
Rhea Averill,
—
The
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank;
C. J. Devine & Co.; Continental
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering
Clerk of Board
Inc.;
ley & Co., Inc.; Harris Trust and
Savings Bank; Smith, Barney &
Co.; Lehman Brothers; American
Trust Co., San Francisco; Secu¬
rity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles; California Bank, Los An¬
geles; Drexel & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
First
Maricopa County, Agua Fria Union
High School District (P. O.
Co.,
First Boston Corp.; Harriman Rip¬
National
ARIZONA
New
ern
son
Co., of Denver.
Bond
E.
R.
F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Barr Brothers &
Vernon), Ala.
—
group
Maricopa County, Mesa Elementary
County Gas District (P. O.
Offering
a
The Marine Trust
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
Rose, of Birmingham.
Bond
to
Company.
All &
Lamar
awarded
by ltefsnes, Ely, Beck &
Ral'fensper-
Co.;
Schmidt, P o o 1 e
Roberts &
Parke; Atkinson & Co.; Blunt El¬
lis & Simmons; John W. Clarke
& Co.; A. Webster Dougherty &
Co.; Federation Bank and Trust
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.; The
First National Bank and Trust Co.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.; Ginther &
Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Harrington & Co., Inc.; Hill Rich¬
ards & Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.;
McCormick
&
Co.;
McDonaldMoore & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.;
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; D. A.
Pincus & Co.; Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co.; Seasongood &
Mayer; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Co.;
Chas. N. Tripp Co.; J. G. White &
Co., Inc.; Anderson & Strudwick;
Allan Blair & Co.; Brush, Slocumb
,
& Co.
ard,
Inc.; Burns, Corbett & Pick-
Inc.;
F.
W.
Craigie
&
Co.;
Northwestern
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.; The Peoples National Bank,
Charlottesville,
Va.; Rodman &
Horner & Co.;
Savings Bank';
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co.,
Inc.; Sutro Bros. & Co.; The Weil,
Roth & Irving. Co.; The WhitePhillips Co., Inc.; Robert L: Whittaker
&
Co.; Woodcock, Hess,
Moyer &
Co., Inc.;
Arnold
&
Crane, Austin, Hart & Parvin;
Renshaw;
Seattle
The
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $520,000
Scott,
Trust
and
Continental
Bank
and
Trust
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Cupertino Union School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
school bonds
ings Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows:
$220,000 5s. Due
1959
Evans
&
First
1 from
inclusive.
120,000 31/4S. Due> 011 Jan. 1 from
1970
inclusive.
1975
to
to
1976
50,000
2s.
inclusive.
1981
Due
and
Dated
Jan.
on
1982
1,
1983.
Jan.
&
Co., Inc.; Fauset, Steele
Co.; The First of Arizona Co.;
Jan.
011
1969
to
130,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah; Drey¬
fus & Co.; Ellis & Co.; Clement A.
sold to the Bank
was
of America National Trust & Sav¬
1, 1958.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
of Texas
Corp.; Foster &
Marshall; Frantz Hutchinson &
Co.; Fridley, Hess & Frederking;
Interstate Securities Corp.; Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.; Jones,
Cosgrove & Miller; Magnus & Co.;
J. Earle May & Co., Inc.; Merrill,
Turben
&
Co., Inc.; Penington,
Colket & Co.; Prescott &
Co.;
Walter
Stokes
&
Co.; Sweney,
Cartwright & Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; C. N. White & Co.;
Fred D. Blake & Co.; I. L. Brooks
Securities Co.; Doll & Isphording,
and interest
Inc.: Eddleman-Pollok Co.; Ferris
& Co.; Harkness & Hill, Inc.; Wal¬
of
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger; Wil¬
Johnson & Higgins; Boettcher
son,
&
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.
El Monte School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 14—
v. 186, p. 2803—were awarded to
the
Bank
of America National
Bond
Trust
& Savings Association, of!
Francisco, as V/±s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 3.49%.
San
Franhlin-McKinley School District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
Bond Sale—A11 issue of
school bonds
Campbell Union School District,
Santa Clara
Francisco.
ings Association, as follows:
County, Calif.
Bond vSale—An issue of $405,000
$25,000
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, as follows:
1959 to
on
Jan.
1
1971
1976
to
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
and interest
1,
011
from
1
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1958.
.1 from
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's
office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
inclusive.
1981
40,000 2s. Due
Jan.
on
1963
1964 to 1971
Dated
1975 inclusive.
on
Due
on Jan.
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
from
1969 inclusive.
to
to
40,000 S^s. Due
35,000 3V2S. Due
15,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1970.
75,000 3 Vis. Due on Jan. 1 from
110,000 S^s. Due
5s.
1959
school bonds was sold to the Bank
$165,000 5s. Due
$100,000
sold to the Bank
was
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Herrington' &
Jan. 1, 1982 and
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Francisco.
1983.
Laguna
Dated Jan.
interest
1,1958. Principal and
(J-J)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Cun¬
Herrington
ningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.;
Francisco.
&
Sutcliffe,
of
Salada
San
Union Elementary
Mateo County,
School District, San
California
the
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered Jan.
187—were awarded
ter
& Co.
$70,000
school
14—v.
187, p.
to Dean Wit¬
The Commercial and. Fimncial Chronicle
'
Los
Angeles, Calif• <
Offering—Joseph L. Wil¬
liams, Secretary of Board of Water
and Power Commissioners, will
receive sealed bids at the Corpo¬
Bond
rate
Trust
ot
Department
1958.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City
Treasurer's office.
approved
by
Storey,
Legality
& Dodge, of
Thorndike, Palmer
ceive
Due
Boston.
scaled
Jan.
on
inclusive.
the
FLORIDA
bids .until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 30 for "the purchase
of $365,000 waterworks (tax se¬
cured) bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
1
from
1960 to
Principal
1975
interest
and
Bank, 2 Wall
Street, New York City, until 11
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
a.m. (EST) on Jan. 29 for the pur¬
Bond Offering — C. H. Lambchase of $9,000,000 water works
sittel, City Manager, will receive
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1, sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
1958L
ity
approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
The
bonds are dated Feb.
1, penter, Ahlers & Cooney,.of Des
Principal and interest t^JrJ)" Moines.*
payable at the Lincoln National
;KANSAS■ ■,;•' *'
Bank & Trust Co!, Fort Wayne!
Legality approved by Ross; MeSedgwick County School District Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
No. 6 (P. O. Derby), Kansas
/.
"
Due on Feb. I from 1959
inclusive. Bonds due in
1988
to
1966 mid
thereafter
callable
are
Of Feb. 1,
as
1961. Principal and
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office and will
interest
Feb,
on
for
11
$325,000
the
water
purchase
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
from 1959 to 1988 inclusive.
able
of
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1
revenue
Call¬
of Oct.
1, 1968. Principal
at the Guar¬
be collectible at veither of the cur¬
anty Trust Co., New York City.
rent official thanks of the Depart¬
Legality approved by Caldwell,
ment in New York City or Chi¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
cago. Legality ^approved by CTMel- New York City.
veny & AJyers, of Los Angeles.
Note
The
—
foregoing
GEORGIA
supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
Jan. 6—v. 187, p. 89.
Moreland School
as
and interest payable
Bond
County, Calif,.
Bond Sale—An issue of $184,000
sealed
receive
(EST)
of
school bonds-was sold to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
$572,000
1960
117,000 water bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960
Due on
to 1987
Aug.
$40,000 5s. Due
Jan.
on
1
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
115,000 3^28. Due
bonds.
from
1
inclusive.
from
Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1980 inclusive.
on
,
on
Jan. 1, 1958.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the,
County Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington- & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
300,000 stadium bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960
and interest
.
.
.
Orange, Calif.
Bond Sale—-An issue of
000 water facilities bonds
to
$1,260,sold
was
syndicate headed by the Bank
National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.15, a net interest
a
of America
cost of
a bout
^3.06%,
$410,000. 534s. Due
1967 to
100,000
Due
on
The
bonds
Atlanta.
Cook County, Oak Park and River
Forest Consolidated High School
1
from
Due
Dist. No. 200 (P. O. Oak
Park),
Illinois
Feb.
on
L
1982 and 1983.
'
Bond Offering—Elsie L. Jacob-
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the
Chicago; Dean Witter & Co.; Mer¬ purchase of $2,000,000 school
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
& building bonds.
Dated March 1,
Beane; Bastman Dillon, Union Se¬ 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
curities
&
Co.; John Nuveen 1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
& Co.; Taylor &
Co.; Lawson, terest (J-D) payable at a bank or
Levy, Williams & Stern; Stone & trust company in Illinois as may
Youngberg; Hf E. Work & Co.; be mutually agreeable to the Dis¬
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Schuman, trict and the purchaser. Legality
Aghew & Co.; Wagenseler & approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Durst, Inc„and C. N. White & Co. of Chicago.
sen,
Other members of the syndicate:
Trust & Savings Bank, of
Harris
Note — The foregoing supple¬
ments the report in our issue of
District, Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬ Jan. 20—v. 187, p. 374.
liams, County Clerk, will receive Cook
County Community Consol.
sealed bids at his office in Santa
School District No. 64 (P. O.
Rosa until 2:30 p.m. (PST) on
Park Ridge), III.
Feb. 4 for the purchase of
$130,Bond Offering — Clifford H.
000 building Bonds. Dated Feb.
Berry, Secretary of the Board of
15,- 1958. Due on Feb. 15 from
will
receivel sealed
Education,
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 5
and interest (F-A)
payable at the for the purchase of $241,000 build¬
County Treasurer's office.
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1958. Due
on Sept. 15 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
CONNECTICUT
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Connecticut (State of)
payable at a banking institution
Bond Offering—John
in Chicago. Legality approved by
Ottaviano,
Jr., State Treasurer, announced Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sonoma'Valley 'Union High School
Jan.
21
tween
of
that
an
offering
of
Hancock and Adams Counties
$35,000,000 and $77,000,000
State
-
guaranteed
on
Feb. 18. .Exact amount of the is¬
sue willJbe determined in
about
ten
days prior te the opening of
bids and will depend on market
conditions.-
Bond Sale—The $330,000 school
building
bonds
offered
Jan.
16
—'V.
187, p. 89—were awarded to
composed of Mullaney,
Wells Sc Co.; McCormick & Co.,1
a
Cronan, City Controller, will
ceive
(EST)
sealed bids until
on
1:30
p.m.
Jan. 30 for the purchase
of
$3,835,000 general public im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
$1,500,000 bonds. Due on Feb. 1
•from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
1,530,000 bonds.
*
Due
on
Feb.
1
_from 1960 to 1978 inclusive.
805,000 bonds. Due on Feb.
from 1960 to 1968 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
;bonds.
Due on July
1, 1990. Callable at the option of
the Authority prior to their ma¬
turity either in whole on Jan. 1,
1973, or 011 any irtierest. payment
date thereafter, or in part on Jan.
1, 1968, or on any interest pay¬
ment
date
thereafter.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
on
!,V
Jan. 1/1972.
Jan. 1 from
on
on
Lawrence), Kan.
mitories
for
bonds
offered
v.
of
par.'
gality
Cutler, of Chicago.
;
Sangamon County, Springfield Sch.
Dist. No. 186 (P. O. Springfield),
dianapolis.
■,!
>
of
Y!!
:
rr;vv for
follows:
Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
on
140,000 3s. Due
on Dec. 1
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
from
Ind.'
Schmetter,
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
Lucille
will
re¬
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
on
Feb.
3
.of
Student
ceive
bids
sealed
until:
."due semi-annually from .Nov.
I, d959 lo Nov. 4, 1982. Series B
bonds hre,due semi-antiualiy from
are
3
(CST) on Feb. 11 for the purchase;
of
$150,000,
municipal aiipor.t
bonds.
Dated Feb. j,t; 1958-f Due1,
semi-annually from July 1;k1958s
to Jan. 1, 1973 inclusive. ^Priiiei-'1
pal and interest ( J-J) payable: at
National T Bank
Citizens
of
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Laurel
Township School Towpship
(P. O. Laurel), Ind.
v Offering
Eugene ^Wig¬
gins, Township Trustee, will, "re¬
ceive
until,L 2
bids
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase
school
improvement
(CST) on Feb. 5 for the purchase of $20,000
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
$1,960,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1968'in¬
on
Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1978 in¬ clusive.
Principal, and' interest
clusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payable at the Franklin
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust County National Bank, Br00kLegality approved .by Ross;
company in Illinois as may be se¬ ville.
lected by the purchaser. Legality McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
'Y
;
approved by Chapman & Cutler, apolis.
.
N
of
Chicago.
..
,
Mishawaka
*
tIgov,; 1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1997.
Le¬
gality .approved by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson,: McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kausas City, aiid Jochems,. Sar¬
gent & Blacs, of Wicliith.
^:
.
•
1'
•• 1
to
Beale, of Chicago.
University of Chicago
Chicago), III.
Bond
Moore,
and
Farmers
(P. O.
Secretary
of
of
a.m.
(CST) on Feb. 7 for
of $850,000 non-tax
St.,- Indianapolis), Ind.
Offering — A.—Logan
Warrant
Jan.
on
t
Parishes, C
O. New Iberia), La.
(P.
■"•t
.
•
:,
Bond Sale-~The y$215;000 school
bonds offered Jan."15—,v. l86, p.
2628—were .awarded :to
Leary & Co. .!; ; ; ' :
Barrow;
Lafayette, La.
Bond
Sale
—
bonds
ment'
Public"' improve-
$2,000,000
totaling
Weresoldv recently to a ; group,
headed by White, Hattier & San-
ford,
fellows:
as
:
$1,500,000 -1 Series
;
"
-■
"
y
C
bonds,- for
$155,000 4s, due on Feb. "1
frbih 1961 to 1968 inclusive;
$215,000 3^S, due on Feb., 1
from .1969 to 1973 inclusive;
.;.$215,000 3.70s, due on Feb. 1
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive;
$350,000 3.65s, due on Feb. 1
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive;
and
$565,000 3.70s, due on
Fhb.
f
•
from
1
1983
inclusive.";
'/
"
to
1988
•
-
.,
250,000 Series D bonds, for $33,000 4s, due on Feb. 1 from
student
apart¬
Dated Jan.
1961 to 1968
>
•13Vsis, due
"to 1973
due
,/
IOWA
Cresco, Iowa
on
inclusive; '$37,000
Feb. 1 from1969
inclusive; $36,000 3.60s,
oh
1977
Feb.
1
inclusive;
due
INDIANA
Vermilioh
llberia ^and
'
Steel, President of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
ment revenue bonds.
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Jan.;27 for
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960
to 1997 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬ the purchase of $420!000 time warrants. Dated as of date, of deliv¬
gality approved by Chapman &
ery.
Due Aug. 1, 1958. •
Cutler, of Chicago.
resident
'
YY"v;'/'Y LOU^ANf
Merchants
Washington Township Metropolitan
School District (P. O. 1605 East
,86th
KENTUCKY -
purchase of $100^000
school building revenue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due oh Mar,
.1
from -1959 ! to
1975 inclusive.
Callable as of Mar. 1, 1963. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Peoples Deposit Bank, Burlington.
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
IIays & Fahey, of Louisville.
H.
Board
;
the
for
3.68%.
Howard
—-
A
bidsruntil 1:30 p.m. (EST)
•28
.
Offering
.
(R. O. Burlington),
Kentucky
•• >
*; Bond ;4)ffering~-C. D.
Benson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bank, of Fort Branch, as 3%s,^ft a
price of 100.36, a basis of .about
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10
the
YY
Boone County
Delcambre. School District No~ 2
Bond Offering — Vivian: Garlit,.
Secretary
of
Board
of .{School
Trustees, will receive seal^d b'ids
City Council will receive sealed until 2 p.m. (CST) oh. Jah;30U'or
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 4 the purchase of<:$400,000 school
for
the
purchase of $5,600,000 building bonds. Dated Jan; 1,. 1958.
sewerage revenue bonds.
Dated Due on July 1 from 1959 to 1972
Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept. 1 from inclusive. Interest J-J; Legality
1962 to 1997 inclusive.
Bonds due approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
in 1973 and thereafter are call¬ Miller, of Indianapolis,
c;:.. able as of Sept. 1, 1972, Principal
Union Township School [Township
and interest (M-S) payable at a
(P. O. Fort Branch), hid.
bank or trust company in Chicago
; Bond Sale — The $25,000 school
as may be agreed upon between
the city and the purchaser.
Le¬ building bonds offered ;t Dec. 23
—v.
186, p. 2804—were awarded
gality approved by Tsham, Lin¬
Springfield, III.
Offering — City Clerk O.
Mack Wagner announces that the
coln &
•
School City, -hid.
Bond
on
Feb;
from
1974
$58,000
1 * from
to
3.65s,
1978-
to
1982
Bond
Offering
—
Bond Offering
Township
sealed
bids
Trustee,
until
Van
will
3
City
eron,
sealed
p.m.
School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1959 to July 1, 1969 in¬
$42,000
42,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
on
Jan. 1 and July 1 from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
—
Scott L. Cam¬
Clerk,
will .teceive
inclusive, * and $86,000
3.70s, due on Feb. 1 from 1983
•
.
Ronald
clusive.
Highland, III.
7:30
the
$1,850,000
Bond
Uniop revehue .: bonds.
Offering — J.\ -William
Dated- Feb. 1, 1958., Seii6s A bonds
Davidson, City Controller, $ilf
Evansville,
,
of
(CST) on Feb. 5 for the purchase
of $84,000 building and equipment
bonds, as follows:
as
!lv;:-
Regents will receive sealed bids
until
will receive sealed bids until noon
receive
Co.,
17—
p.
,
Bond
16—-v. 187, p. 188—were awarded
$50,000 2V2S. Due
Jan.
2628—were sold to the
Federal Housing and Home Fi¬
nance Agency, as 2%s, at a price
.on.
186,
students
*University' oT-W
(P;"'0/^i--'
Dec. 30, 1957.
Due on Dec., 30
V ;■
Wichita*), Kansas
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Inter¬
% Bond Dffering-rSecretary S. C.
est J-D.
Legality approved ! by
Brennaii arinouhces that the Board
Ross, McCord, Ice &-Miller, of In¬
the
to Eastman
ties &
.
..
married
revenue
Crawford County (P. O. '
English), Ind.
Bond Offering—Harry W. Vogesong, County Auditor, will receive
Evansville.
Company^ of Chicago. Le¬
approved by •, Chapman &
Hoozen,
Dillon, Union Securi¬
1978
{ Bond Sale—The $1,065,000 dor¬
J
& Trust
1, Roanoke), Ind.
sewer
1959 .to
University of Kansas (P, O.
| 1973 to 1992 inclusive.-
(CST)
1 from
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.1
V
Jan. 1 from
1971 inclusive.
20,000 4 V8S. Due
670,000 4s. Due
Continental Illinois National Bank
improvement bonds offered Jan.
Bond
1,
revenue
1960 to
Due
Aboite Township (P. O. R.F.D. No.
Bond Sale—The $190,000
1
.
Building
Harvard, III.
L.
re¬
$147,000 5V2S.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
:
follows:
;
Due
group
and W. G. Houston & Co.
New Haven, Conn.
Bond .Offering — Frederick
Chicago), III.
Offering—Alvin J. Huss,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 3 for
the purchase of $25,000,000 Expo¬
exempt
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No.
320 (P. O. Bowen), III.
Connecticut
Turnpike bonds will be made
187, p. 89—were awarded
group headed by the Indian¬
apolis Bond and Share Corpora¬
tion, at a price of .100.002, : a net
interest cost of about 4.15%, as
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
sition
bonds offered Jan.
revenue
a
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $121,000
court house building bonds^Dated
Metropolitan F a t r Exposition
Authority (P. O. 208 South
the purchase
be¬
1 from
Dec.
on
1966 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Offering — Louise Burtle,
Secretary of Board of Education,
.Feb. 1 from
Feb.
105,000 3s. Due
$837,000 §ewage
16—v.
to
Illinois
1981 inclusive.
l%s.
dated
Aug. 1,
1957. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's,
office, <w at the offices: of the
city's paying agents in Savannah
or New York City.
Legality approved
by Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman, Meadow -& Smith, of
are
ILLINOIS
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
750,000 3s.
Due on
to 1987
inclusive.
follows:
as
on
Due on
to 1987
inclusive.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
inclusive.
Jan. 1 from .438,000 sewer bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1960
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
29,000 3.70s. Due
on
LaSalle Street,
paving
Due on
to 1977
follows:
as
187, p. 89 — were awarded to
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., and Shearson, Hammill &
Co., jointly, as follows:
works
v.
noon
follows:
ings Association, of San Francisco,
until
County Community Consol.
School District No. 72 (P. O.
Lincoln), III.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 17—
March 4 for the pur¬
$1,427,000
bonds,
as
on
chase
bids
&
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
S.
Clerk of Council, will
Redmond,
District, Santa
Clara
ap¬
Logan
$85,000 2%s. Due
Savannah, Ga.
Offering — Katherine
subject to
proval by the City Council. Legal¬
Bond Offering—Ralph L! "B6iitrager, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31 for
the purchase of $1,577,000 school
building bbnds,'Dated Feb. 1; 1958.
Alexandria, Ind..
Bond Sale—The
acceptance of the purchaser's bid,
and which shall be
Monday, January 27, 195*;
.
.
1958.
(J-J) payable at a paying agent
to be named within five days from °
First National City
.
and
oral
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
on
binds
Feb.
$86,000
follows:
until
7:30
3 for the
bonds;
as
v
sewer improvement borids.
Due on June 1 from 1958 to
'to 1988 inclusive.
Note
ments
—
37,000
sewer
Due
on
1
from
1959
to
1965 inclusive.
The
1958.
bonds
are
New
Bond
Board
dated
Feb; 1,
by Car¬
of
foregoing
supple¬
issue of
374.
Orleans, La.
announces
that
the
Liquidation, City Debt,
will -receive
sealed
bids
until
11
(CST) on Feb. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $6,300,000 bonds, as fol¬
a.m.
Legality approved
..
Offering—Secretary R. O.
Tole'dano
construction bonds.
Nov.
The
the report in our
Jan. 20—v. 187, p.
$49,000
1967 inclusive.
/
250,000 Series E bonds, as 33/is.
lows:
Number. 5711
187-
Volume
$2,200,000
to
1959
J.and on any interest
date thereafter.
•
•
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
May 1 from 1959 to 1962
inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
ment
numerical orand after Sept. 1, 1973,
deron
Due
payment
'
Jan.
to 1979 inclusive.
.
Callable
.
-
»
Niles,
90
\
able in. inverse numencaLoiN
on and after Sept. l-'1973p
r
i'.AVi'jtr'.
^^ '■•"■der
and.
;
Mich.
Detroit,
'
•*'!
sealed bids until 10
J100r;000; library bondsl-Due
Sept./l from. 1959 to 1972
,
■
elusive.
;r - -
./ '
.*
$5,000,000. -water
on
revenue
1958.
p^
a.m.
supply
system
bonds.
Due
Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1962
on
and ^interestM-S) '<
.
!0tyr^:#<?^v
J*
Maryland
(P.*0.
Wicomico County
Salisbury), Md.
H; Bond Offerings—Wade H. Insley,
Jr.; President of the Board of
County Commissioners, will, re¬
ceive sealed
Feb.
on
4
bids until noon (EST)
for the purchase of
school: bonds.
public
$9QQJ)Q0
.
?E^a^aF5;I^i958;^Mar. 1
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1967 to
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurers office.
Principal' and > interest
(J-J)
payabler at the current official
bankrrof the City in New York
City, Chicago,' or Detroit. Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
approved, by
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
School District,
Inkster
Bond Offering
—
Mich.
"
'
B. A. Milton,
M.D.y Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation;:'Will receive sealed bids
until 8.rp.m; (EST) on Feb. 13 for
the purchase of $1,200,000 school
site and building bonds.
Dated
.
fe'n;
:
interest.:(J-J) payable at a bank
orc trusts company
designated by
purdhaser. Legality approved
Bond Offering; — Charlotte P~ by—Miller, :: Canfield, Paddock &
rStone, of Detroit.
DeWolf,: Temporary. Town Treas-,;
Chelmsford,-. Mass..'..
£*.*>;•' '»•
;
,..v
.
the:
y."■..
In addition the entire issue will
extra 1.20% interest from
carry an
Aug. 1, 1958 to Aug. 1, 1959.
Dodge Center Independent School
Offering—Frank
Bond
Co¬
L.
•
will
Clerk,
District
rey,
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb. 12 for the purchase of $250,000 school building general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Bonds due in 1971 and
thereafter are callable as of Feb.
1, 1970. Interest F-A. Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Golden
Bond Sale
Jan. 7—v.
ed
&
to
a
$135,000
offered
187, p. 90—were award¬
composed of Juran
Moody, Inc; Kalman & Co., E.
Co., and Paine, Web¬
of Boston.
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Street Trust. Company,
•
approved
Palmer
Thorndike,
Boston.
■
•
•
"
"
'
'
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
to
1986 inclusive.
Callable
Dec.
1958
$62,000 first series bonds, for. $30,; 000 3 Vhs, due on Jan. 1 from
1959
to
1968 inclusive;
and
3.70s,
due
Jan.
on
1
from 1969 to 1978 inclusive.
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
l; 1973. .Interest J-D.
June
&
Paddock
.■
Northbjoro-Southboro Regional Sch.
District (P. O. Northboro), Mass.
Bond Offering—Harry A. Dow,
Stone, of Detroit.
Mason, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Harry A. Spen-
City Clerk; will receive sealed
sealed -, bids " c/o
First
National bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
29 for: the purchase
of $390,000
Bank, Municipal Division, 45 Milk
Street,; Boston, until • 11:30 p.m. sewerage disposal system general
(EST) on Jan. 28 for the purchase obligation bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1958;;:Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to
of- $2,190,000 school bonds: Dated
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on-Feb, 1 from 1982 inclusive. Bonds due in 1978
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and thereafter are callable as of
and interest payable at the First Jan. 1; 1968. Principal and inter¬
District
Treasurer,
will
receive
Municipal Separate
District, Miss.
Bond Sale—The
Sch.
$650,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 14—v. 187,
189—were awarded to a group
composed of Harrington & Co.,
Lewis & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
p.
**.
ny,
and Arnold
Legal¬
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,.of Boston.
ity
by
approved
Quincy, Mass.'
Bond
Offering—F
Mooney, Jr.;
Collector
r e
■
-•
d e r i c
City Treasurer
A.
and
Taxes, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shawmut
of
Bank-of
Boston,
payable at a bank or
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller;Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
est
(J-J)
trust
company
Note;— The foregoing
ments'the report in our
-.
Jan. 20—v.
St., Boston; until noon (EST) on
Jan, 30 for the purchase of $l,r
750,000 hospital bonds. Dated Feb.
187,
374.
p.
St.-Louis,
a
187,
W.
R.
Kenneth V.
Barnum,. City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
1, 1958. Due on Feb: 1 from 1959 Feb. 3 for the
purchase of $275,to; 1977 inclusive. Principal ■ and
000 electric utility revenue bonds.
interest payable at ; the National
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on July 1
Shawmut Bank of Boston. Legal¬
ity
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
by
approved
•
Bond
from 1960 to 1975
in
due
callable
at
holder,
**
Offering—A.
City
Clerk,
"**■
*
«r
Burk-
O.
will
tw MM.»- i,
bank
a
receive
interest
or
,
^
bids
sealed
Feb.
on
13
until
for
10
(CST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
$600,000 industrial bonds. Dated
May 1, 1958. Due on May 1 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
payable
at
a
place
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
approved by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Co.,
Pressprich
(J-J)
payable
the purchaser. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit-.
v.
v
■■
■»
"WW. "►
*
&
Wood,
Co.,
Struthers & Co., Barr Bros. & Co.,
and
the Illinois Company, at a
price of 100.08, a net interest cost
of about 2.57%, as follows:
$145,000 6s. Due
on
Feb. 15 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
275,000 3s. Due
on
Feb. 15 from
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1,780,000
2I2S.
&
Clerk,
City
will
Due
Feb.
on
March
sive.
1 from
1959 to 1983 inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National
Bank, of
Jackson.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Jackson Municipal Separate
School
Bond
ner,
sealed
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
City
bids
Clerk,
until
will
10
a.m.
receive
(CST)
Bond
improvement
16—v.
the
bonds offered Jan.
187, p. 189—were awarded
Hackensack Trust Com¬
Hackensack, as 3.35s, at a
100.06, a basis of about
pany,
price of
3.34%.
new
york
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 4 (P. O. Lindenhurst), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Frank
K.
F.
montana
Lincoln
County Reorganized School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Troy), Mont.
Bond Offering—Superintendent
of Schools E. E. Bivins announces
will
bids
700
building
purchase of $134,-
bonds. Dated March
Due in 20
1, 1958.
until
received
be
years.
Town
Offering—E.
will
Clerk,
A.
sealed
ceive
will
Clerk,
District
Frevele,
2
until
bids
re¬
p.m.
on Jan. 30 for the purchase
$1,660,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
(EST)
of
Jan.
1959
1987
to
incl.
Callable
of
as
1980. Principal and interest
Jan. 1,
(J-J) payable at the Chase Man¬
New York City, or at
hattan Bank,
Whitehall, Mont.
Bond
Harden,
the Franklin National Bank, North
receive sealed Lindenhurst. Legality approved by
purchase Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
system general Galloway, of New York City.
bids until Feb. 28 for the
$30,000
water
obligation bonds.
new
Naples, N: Y.
Sale—The $170,000 water
offered Jan. 16—v. 187, p.
Bond
hampshire
bonds
Portsmouth, N. H.
mouth, at 1.77% discount.
Dated Dec. 8, 1958. Due on Dec.
8, 1958.
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants National
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
jersey
Bound Brook School District,
Bond
Sale—The $785,000
bonds
offered
90
were
—
Jan.
16—v.
to
awarded
a
N. J.
school
187, p.
group
National State
Bank, of Newark, Hornblower &
Weeks, Van De venter Brothers,
composed
the
of
Inc., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.,
and Ewing' & Co., as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
North
N. J.
S. Wigfield,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 10
purchase of $470,000 sewer
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1976 incl.
for the
bonds.
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the
Camden Trust Co.,
approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Legality
Camden.
Hawkins,
New York
Education,
bids
10
until
for
Secu¬
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
O. East Williston),
New
York
Offering
Bond
Charles
—
Schrimph, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 4 for
the purchase of $125,000 school
building
bonds. Dated Mar.
1,
1958. Due on Mar. 1 from 1959 to
1968 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
Franklin
at
payable
National Bank
the
of Long
Mineola. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
in
Island,
Plattsburgh,
Dist. (P.
Morrisonville
Water
O. Plattsburgh), N. Y.
Offering — Norman S.
Miller, Jr., Town Supervisor,
receive
sealed bids until 3
will
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 28 for the purchase
of $89,000 water supply system
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1996 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the National Commercial
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
of
Al¬
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
bany.
New York City.
City.
Collingswood School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering—Katharine
T.
of
the
Dist. No. 2 (P.
Bond
Offering—R.
to
rity Trust Company, of Rochester,
as
3.30s, at a price of 100.30, a
basis of about 3.22%.
2.89%.
Bond
awarded
190—were
Note Sale—An issue of $600,000
Coulbourn, Secretary of the Board
District, Miss.
Township (P. O.
N. J.
Sale—The $71,000 public
South Hachensack
Bound Brook School District,
15
receive Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on
Feb. 12 for the purchase of $300,000
public improvement bonds.
Dated
March
1,
1958. Due on
the Manufac¬
Trust Co., New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,*of
New York City.
turers
from 1968 to 1978 inclusive.
Collingswood,
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
(J-J) payable at the Beach
Beach Haven, or at
to
Jackson, Miss.
Bond
trust company desig¬
approved
,
4-.i
inclusive. Bonds
thereafter are
of July 1, 1966. Prin¬
nated by
Alma, Mich.
Bond
as
—
and
1967
and
cipal
.michigan
Offering
90—were awarded
composed of Phelps,
C. J. Devine & Co.,
p.
group
Fenn &
days' notice. Principal and in¬
30
Haven National Bank & Trust Co.,
—
16—v.
Dated
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1960 to 1997 inclusive. Callable on
terest
University City School District, Mo.
Bond S a 1 e
The $2,200,000
school building bonds offered Jan.
receive
will
Clerk,
,City
son,
ner,
Mich.
K.
Geo.
to
Company.
new
Gerald Harri¬
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Water
40
$1,050,000
Corinth, Miss.
—
Jersey
,
& Crane.
Offering
Bond
supple¬
issue of
awarded
2900—were
,
National Bank, of Boston.
Counties
temporary loan notes was sold to
the First National Bank of Ports¬
mississippi
Sewerage Authority,
Bottom
New
$115,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 186, p.
$21,000 314s, due on Jan.
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
30
on
Offering—Betty Hartsough,
Secretary,
will
receive,
sealed, bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
30 for the purchase >of
Bond Sale—The
of
73,000 second series bonds, for
$52,000 3.60s, due on Jan. 1
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive;
Columbia
Ship
from
O. Chamois), Mo.
Feb. 10'for the
1 from
serially
Reorganized School District
ber, Jackson & Curtis, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.65%, as follows:
and
on
Gasconade
and
Osage
that
,
re¬
missouri
J. Prescott &
.
Legality
Due
Callable
inclusive.
1974
1978 inclusive.
Valley, Minn.
The improvement
group
$32,000
will
-—
totaling
bonds
1, 1957. Due on Apr. 1 from 1958
to
days' notice. Interest A-O. Place
of payment same as stated in item
under
"Ship
Bottom
Sewerage
Authority." Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell; of New York City.
Bond
to
No. 202, Minn.
District
*
will receive sealed bids, c/o
-Lake Shore School District, M^e-h.
Union National Bank, Lowell, un¬
Bond
Offering—William
Nitz,
til noon (EST) on Jan. 29 for the
purchase
of
$1,750,000
school Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
botfdsv Dated Feb. 15; 1958; Due. tion',will receive sealed bids until
on Feb.. 15 from
1959 to 1978 in-„ 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6 for the
school
elusive.
Principal 'and
interest' purchase. „of; $1,700,000
payable at the, Second Bank-State building and site bonds. Dated
urer,
bonds.
1959 to
Baum &
•
•Feb."!,' 1958. Due on July 1 from
Legality a p prove d; by,0 Niles,. 1959 tail987 inclusive; Bonds due
Barton, .Yost " & Dankmeyer, of in 1989 and thereafter are callable
Baltimore.
~. as of "J
uly 1, 1968. Principal and
massachusetts
1988 inclusive.
'
Marehvlf;1558.lPifincipal
Dated
school
No. I (P.
-310,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to
$250,000 sewer bonds. Dated April
Sum¬
L.
(CST)
Fisler,
receive
Jan.
on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $80,000
inclusive.
1970
to
80,000 3.20s. Due oil Feb. 1 from
1971. to 1974 inclusive.
1,
-p to 1978 inclusive.; Bonds due
in
1973
and
thereafter
are
payable at
J;callable as of Jan. 1, 1968. ' .
such paying agencies in New Or¬
310,000
public
library
bonds.
leans and New,York City, as the
Dated Jan. 15, 1957.
Due on
City may. designate. Legality ap¬
Jan.. 15 from 1960 to 1973 inproved by Wood, King & Dawson,
p elusive.
.*
of New- York
«
.1961
~
iri-
•r:
& Co.; and the First Nation¬
Bank, of Cloquet, as follows:
Offering—Cecil
mers,
Chancery Clerk,
ceive bids until 10 a.m.
$208,000 3.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
(EST) on
assembly center bonds;
A- Due on Sept; 1 from -1959 to Feb. 4:;f6r the purchase of $5,310,000 bonds, ra£ follows:
•1972 inclusive.
.
: j
•
p.
group
National
First
the
187,
a
will
Treasurer,
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST)
30 for the purchase of
sealed
receive
will
(P. O. luka), Miss.
Bond
nessy
al
date thereafter.',.•>:"5
1 200,000
to
Clerk,
Tishomingo County School District
Bank, of St. Paul, John Nuveen &
Co.,
Mannheimer - Egan,
Inc.,
Harold E. Wood & Co., Shaugh-
interest payment
p*Bond":Offerlng—Henry P. Dow>A lihgj.Clty Controller, will receive
on. any
awarded
of
composed
■'
,
were
16—v.
Jan.
offered
Victoria Lee
—
dustrial bonds. Due serially from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
$590,000 gen¬
school
building
obligation
bohds
—
City
Sale—The
Bond
eral
Offering
Borough
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4
for the purchase of $188,000 in¬
Cloquet Indep. School District
No. 94, Minn.
,,
Ship Bottom, N. J.
Bond Ottering—Ormel V.
Kosciusko, Miss.
Bond
apolis.
.
Principal and
on
inclusive.
Louis.
Feb.
on
'
V
inclusive.
1983
19/5
payable at the Deposit
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company,
of Jackson. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of St.
1, 1970 and on any interest pay¬
ment
date
thereafter.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
16—v.
Aug.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1973 to
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the First
National
Bank of Collingswood,
in West
Collingswood. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
1955. Due
March 1 from 1959
on
interest
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 3
for the purchase of $275,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
sewerage Water and
'
' V*
'
V '
1
i
drainage bonds. Due on Sept.
1 from 1959 to 1987 inclusive.
Cass County School District No. 33
:
Callable in inverse numerical
J/ rP.. O. Niles), Mich.
;'.w, order on and after Sept.; 1,
r;> Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
-V! 1973, and on any interest payrefunding and building bonds of¬
;>:. ment date thereafter, o-. r V:.!*: fered Jan. 16—v.
187, p. 189-f600,000 juvenile' detention home were awarded to the First of
ribonds. Due on: Sept.* ! from Michigan Corporation, and Stran: >
1959 to 1987 inclusive. Call- ■ahan, Harris & Co., jointly.
1,200,000
to
Moody,
District
187, p. 188—
were awarded to Barcus, Kindred
& Company.
ll
>" V'*v'
'aftciT;'",',
offered
Bond Offering—Warren
'
on
2,000,000 aviation bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1987 in¬ Athens Agricultural Sch. District,
clusive.- Callable
in inverse
Michigan
;
numerical order on and after
"Bond Sale—The $425,000 school
Sept. 1, 1973, and on any inrefunding
and
building
bonds
terest* payment
date there-.
•
1, 1958. Due
49
bonds. 'Dated
building
Feb. 12 for the purchase of $1,750,000 school bonds. Dated March
on
Chisago City Independent School
District No. 136, Minn.
special assessment street improve¬
able in inverse
'
minnesota
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 28 for the purchase of $10,800
Sept. 1 from
1987 inclusive. Call¬
Due, on
bonds.
<501)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
improvement
street
„
.
.
8
the
will receive sealed
(EST) on Feb.
p.m.
purchase
of
$70,000
Port of New York
Bond
S.
Sloan
Finance
Offering
Authority, N. Y.
—
Commissioner
Colt, Chairman of the
Committee, on Jan. 2R
announced
$40,000,000
of
Bonds,
plans for the sale
Consolidated
a
50
j
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(502)
Eleventh
be
The
Series.
offered
on
bonds
"all
an
will
none"
or
sale scheduled for
(EST) on Wednesday,
basis
at public
12:00
noon
Jan. 29,
Colt
stated
that
the
proceeds of the sale will be
used primarily for capital expen¬
ditures at La Guardia and New
York International Airports.
bonds, to be dated Feb.
1,
1.958, will mature serially in the
amount
of
$2,000,000 beginning
Aug. 1, 1959 and continuing each
year
through Aug* 1, 1978. The
new
issue
will
oe
subject
to
redemption as a whole or in part
prior to maturity, on interest pay¬
ment dates,
at 103% beginning
Feb. 1, 1968 to and including Aug.
1, 1970 and at declining premiums
thereafter.
dated
Consoli¬
Authority's
Bonds
established
were
in
October, *1952
all
nancing
agency.
The
of
last
to cover
the bi-state
issue,
was
the
fi¬
Series
principal
$30,000,000 on Nov. 7,
1957 to a group headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.,
and Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
due 1987
amount
(EST)
purchase
Feb. 4
on
$3,430,000
of
school bonds. Dated Mar.
1, 1958.
Due
to
on
Mar.
1
from
1959
1978
Principal and interest
payable at the Manufac¬
Trust Co., Kenmore, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
(M-S)
turers
Tenth
sold in the
of
& Traders
Offering—W.
bids
E.
Easter-
for. the
water
Due
June
inclusive.
office
in
Ra¬
(EST)
on
Jan.
of
purchase
bonds.
on
his
a.m.
at
leigh, until 11
Commission, will receive
bids
Dated
Dec.
1 from
Principal
$150,000
1957.
1,
1961 to
and
1960
and
to
1977
1985
interest
No.
1
Bond
ft.
Free
Sch.
Dist.
B.
Rae,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
Columbus
(EST)
on
Feb.
4 for
the
purchase of $5,000,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1958. Due on
Nov.%
from 1959 to 1983 inclusive.
York
McCarthy,
of
Hiram
pay¬
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
91
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Bank,
Legality
Sanders &
branch.
New
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
by
from
1983.
Carlisle-Bethel
Local School
St., Springfield), Ohio
1958. Due
1959 to
to
Bond Sale—The
$690,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 16—
v.
186, p. 2901—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., and Field,
Richards & Co., jointly, as 3lis, at
a price of
100.42, a basis of about
3.20%. \
;
Offering—Roy H. Henniger, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of
$15,000
fire
protection
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1959
from
District (P. O. 35 North Limestone
Lowell, Ohio
Sale
—
exempt
—
-
Dec. 1
on
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
North
Housing
Agency,
Jan.
sold
and
as
$350,000
dormitory
offered
were
The
Home
2%s, at
a
the
non¬
revenue
16—v.
to
'
Olmstead City School
187,
p.
Federal
Bonds
Not
ceived for
and
the
Bond Sale—The
16—v.
par.
bonds
187
re¬
3.41%.
bond
to
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
Ohio
-.
anticipation notes
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
a
Shaw,
Dated
10, 1957. Due
scaled
receive
$760,000
sold
was
33/i%, plus
Elmer
—
will
Jan.
City School District, Ohio
Note Sale—An issue of
re¬
jected.
Marion,
$650,000 school
bonds, offered
2901—were awarded
p.
;•%.
Ravenna
offered
91—were
p.
186,
Company, jointly, as 3y2S, at a
price of 100.85, a basis of about
bids
$35,000 fire house
equipment
Jan.
Finance
price of
Sold—All
District, Ohio
.
improvement
Manchester, Ohio
College (P. O. Hiram), Ohio
Bond
bonds
North Carolina
pay¬
able at the Central National
approved
1
to McDonald & Co. and the Ohio
tax
Surry County (P. O. Dobson),
Principle and interest (J-D)
Independence
Dec.
Cleveland.
New
City.
and
Principal and interest payable at
the National City Bank, of Marion.
Legality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
15—v.
Chase
approved
&
on Feb. 11 for the purchase
$35,428 Stone Road water main
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
the
gality
Washburn
(EST)
of
gen¬
sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1958. Due semi-annually on June
noon
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
at
able
ity approved by Squire, Sanders &
Hoyt,
will
Feb, 6
on
$1,135,000
obligation limited tax
Manhattan
Principal and interest (M-N)
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Reed,
until
(EST)
noon
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at the Peoples Banking & Trust
Co. of Lowell. Legality approved
Bank, New York City. Le¬
by
bids
eral
Bond
Offering—Paul R.
noon
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
City School District, Ohio
Langdon, Clerk-Treasurer of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
Village
er,
until
for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Beck¬
receive
Monday, January 27, 1958
.
.
bids
Independence, Ohio
Ra¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
(P. O. Kenmore), N. Y.
Offering—Allen
in
hattan
\-
Union
office
Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
'
Tonawanda
his
at
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
28
for
the purchase of
$93,000
school
refunding
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
sealed
OHIO
District (P. O.
Lenoir), N. C.
Bond
ernment
CAROLINA
NORTH
Saw Mills Sanitary
28
Port
The
the
inclusive.
1953.
Commissioner
The
bids until 3 p.m.
for
.
Co.,
at
10, 1953.
Dec.
premium of $235.00,
Dec.
on
Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve Sysiem
BUSINESS INDEXES
1947-49 Avcragci-rlOO
*'
}
Seasonally Adjusted
——-1957—
'tDec.;
Industrial
production,
Manufactures
138
durable
;
goods,
total—
127
135
.
110
total——_
*233
137
168
:
+234
+225
;
•
r
*
$
t
t
total
1
121.1
107.5'
109.0
116.7
93.1
—
93^8
-96.7
Payrolls
*
.
*;
—
83
85
*139
tl34
X
tl53
„
109.6
93.5
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based
at second
month
of F.
compiled
are
♦Estimated,
W.
tPreliminary.
JNot
of
Labor
on
117.3
'94.8
97.0
161.1
-
171.4
91
*243
tl63
240
tl74
;•
86
137
151
3-month
Dodge data for 37 Eastern
by the Bureau
122.6
107.9
77
137
.
185
244
102.8
107.3
100
221
'
:t
120.7
*158.1
Freight carloadings
Department store sales, value—
Department store stocks, value—
Indexes
\
100.9
106.8
:
Nondurable
120.1
102.0
.»
t
■
*
100.5.-
—
Durable
♦
1
,:."Y
i
311
Employment,
'•
177
-33 1
%
Manufacturing
154
110
.
%
.
.
171
--J
119.4
i
114;
219
t
employees, total. 7 118.6
(prod, workersl—
>
i4i
f-
153
224
All
—
129
•141.
-
:«
Residential
Nonagricultural
125
123
.
1"
"107
i
"
-.
166
-
131
-
151
113
223.
154
t232
*
value
•
-
128
-
Ill'-
'.
i
'
144
146
155
120
•
154 "
t
^
contracts,
■:13b*•
M41C
143
*235
Gas
other
-
143 *..!
.
148
123
Dec.
141
'
.133
140
durables—'—
consumer
output,
128
123 "
durables-.-—
Electricity
'
>'
.
135
130
1956
,
Nov.
134
•
167
127
,_
-
:—
Construction
_
tDec.
'
,,149
121
_
—
consumer
Other
153
-147
-
•Unadjusted-
■■
_i—.1957
\
Dec.
s
Autos
Utility
149
148
;—i_-
Nondurable
Major
139
____
—
Minerals
Consumer
136
total——-
—_
Durable
Nov.-
-
-
1956
States.
tnoving
averages,
centered
Employment and payrolls
Statistics.
available'.,"'.
'
.
'
*
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
1947-49 Average—100
Seasonally Adjusted
—1957
-Unadjusted-
1956
1957
1956
tDec.
*
«'
i
Primary
'1
Metal
Ill
166
171
183
141
133
138
139
157
Nonelectrical
161
177
158
163
178
138
Electrical
tDec.
Autos,
Nov.
Dec.
121
glass, and lumber products
Stone, clay, and glass products
Lumber and products
i i
109
142
—
Furniture
and
Furniture
miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
139
"
139
158
194
211
217
201
216
223
207
225
123
130
143
131
140
144
302
305
344
306
305
348
171
173
168
173
175
125
128
136.
118
128
129
147
150
158
145
153
156
-
$
108
117
t
106
104
manufactures—
126
128
134
128
133
137
114
.
fixtures-—
and
157
199
201
167
„
Clay,
t
142
194
trucks, and parts
transportation equip.-
Other
*.
145
195
_
equipment
Instruments
It
183
139
Dec.
"
Transportation
[
169
136
1.
products
Machinery
'
121
164
metals
fabricating
Fabricated metal
A
Nov.
Durable Manufactures:
115
120
119
119
125
133
137.
144
135
142
145
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textiles
and
Textile
Rubber
apparel
99
106
i
94
103
t
97
99
allied
and
and
97
products
mill
Apparel
t
104
110
X
106
101
114
117
118
108
116
112
—
products
products
leather
Rubber
products
Leather
and
,
Paper
and
Paper
t
t
products
allied
Printing
and
137
$
101
135
"
100
132
products—__
publishing
X
102
X
X
95
148
printing
and
132
-
91
-
148
147
144
152
143
X
162
157
X
164
145
140
140
140
142
145
142
Newsprint
consumption
printing and periodicals
t
128
133
X
140
131
Job
X
146
144
X
147
147
Chemicals and petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products-
171
171
170
172
174
171
%
184
170
t
188
181
X
*
Industrial chemicals
203
199
X
207
199
and
coal
products—
136
135
145
136
135
145
beverages,
and
tobacco
111
111
113
103
114
105
X
111
114
t
114
106
X
110
113
X
116
108
Petroleum
Food,
Food
and
Food
beverage
mfrs
•
manufactures
Beverages
Tobacco
X
X
117
t
X
98
X
_.
manufactures
X
107
I
X
87
Minerals:
Mineral
Coal
fuels
Natural
•i,
"-|r
4)
Metal,
and
natural
oil
gas
stone,
gas
—
and
and
tPrcliminary.
gas
earth
j:Not
123
130
123
124
132
70
—
oil
Crude
_u
-
_
Crude
121
——
77
80
73
80
83
145
144
153
146
144
155
132
131
141
132
131
141
_
liquids—
X
X
189
%
X
202
minerals
123
124
134
108
120
116
available.
Number 5711
187
Volume
.
V
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Clairaville
lairaville,: Ohio\
St.
~
:';'T Bond Sale—The $1'
.':
V
.tun
Jan. 16—v.
bonds: offered
■
Ruffin,
3^s;
V
■
:
'p: ,190^were awarded
First"-Cleveland Corporation,
1
v
at
price of 101.10,1
a
a
/basis
Perry
of
Pohl,
&
The foregoing supple- $1,900,000 various
1
—
RICO
PUERTO
Offering
1, 1958, and mature
1959
Jan.
H. Jones,
O.
—
Authority
*
'Bond" Sale -a The Authority,
;NY%.pose, bonds \ totaling $70,000' 6ffered Jan. 16—V..187,. p. 91—were thrCugh-its fiscal agent, the Gov¬
ernment
Development Bank for
•^;;'awardcd; to -Braun, Boswortli &
£/. pCo., ' Inc.,. as; 3V4S,' at a price of- Puerto-Rico, on Jan. 23 awarded
at a negotiated sale to an invest¬
;:V'. x 100.66, a basis • of>;.ahoup3.'09
ment .'banking- group
headed by
X;- Woodville Lo'cql Schopl Dist., Ohio
The First Boston Corporation, Ira
V,' x " Bond Offering^H;R. Heinepian, Haupt & Co. .and B. J. Van Ingen
:
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $2,500,000 school building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1958. Due
receive
,
1988 in¬
March 1 from 1959 to
on
until
sealed: bids
receive
Beaumont,
p.m.
Oklahoma City University:(P. Ov
Oklahoma Cityjr Okla. f.„ v
a
Piatteville. Wis.
Bond
at
Corn
Offering—Lawrence
.
C.
Kindschi, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Tex.
(CST)
on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $200,000
(CST) on Feb. 11 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 water¬
works
system
revenue
bonds.
a.m.
corporate
purpose
bonds. Dated
1958; Due on Mar. 1 from
Mar.
1959
to
1978
Dated Mar. 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
incl.
Principal and
payable at the
National Bank, of Chicago,
or at such other bank as may be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
interest
(MYS)
First
.
Inc.,
CANADA
—
OKLAHOMA
1:
-.
dated Jan. 1, 1958
from Jan. 1, 1960
f" (EST), oii Jan. 27 for the purchase
K of $320,000 building bo,ndsv Dated
Jan1,1, 1958. Due in 23 years."
'
the Chemical
Exchange Bank, of New
York City, or at the Union Plant¬
ers National Bank, or at the First
National Bank, both of Memphis.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
.
payable
(M-S)
WISCONSIN
Callable
City Clerk, wil receive sealed bids
until 10
Legality
by Preston, ThorgrimHorowitz, of Seattle.
&
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest J-J. Place
same
as
stated
in
1,
Bond Offering—Jas. T. Garrard,
interest
and
son
cipal and interest payable at the
$25,000,000
bonds
First
National
Bank, of Beau¬
and due serially
mont, or at the Chase Manhattan
through Jan. 1,
Bank of New York City. Legality
Note
The foregoing supple¬
l995.VjiBonds
due
from
1960
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
through 1965 bear a 5% coupon ments the report in our issue of Weems & Searls, of Houston.
rate;. 1966 through 1969, 3Va%; Jan. 20—v. 187, p. 376.
All
bidders
are
requested to
QUEBEC
X970
through 1975, 344%; 1976
submit alternate bids on all of
Nashville, Tenn.
through 1979, 3.90%; 1980 through
Dorval School Commission, Que.
said bonds:
Bond Offering—City .Clerk W.
1985,,4%; and,4986 through 1995, M.
Bond Sale—An issue of $115,000
(1) With all bonds maturing
Carr, Jr., announces that the
4:.10.%.'Y
Mayor and City Council will re¬ after Sept. 1, 1968, optional for dormitory bonds was sold to Belu. The bonds which mature after
ceive Sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
redemption prior to maturity on anger, Inc., at a price of 97.82, a
Jan. vl,;y 1965; may
be redeemed
net interest! cost of about 5.13%,
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase Sept. 1, 1968, and on any interestprior "to their respective maturities
as follows:
1
of $880,000 transit garage facilities
payment date thereafter; and
at the option of the Authority,
refunding revenue bonds. Dated
(2) Without any option of prior $58,500 4%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1959
either in whole or in part, on any
Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from
and 1960.
payment; and each alternate bid
interest date not earlier than Jan.
1961 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
shall show the total net interest
324,500 5s.v Due on Jan. 1 from
1 Y;196$7 Such redemption may be
and interest (J-J) payable at the
1961 to 1973 inclusive.
cost to the City, to be computed
made on at least 30 days' notice
Commerce Union Bank, of Nash¬
to the ultimate maturity of the
22,000 41/£s. Due on Jan. 1 from
at the" principal amount plus in¬
ville. Legality approved by How¬
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds.
terest'at
a
premium of 4% if
ard, Davis, Boult & Hunt, of Nash¬
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Interest J-J.
redeemed 011 or prior to Jan. 1,
Houston Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
ville.
Y
1969 and at decreasing premiums
Bond Offering — H. L. Mills, Hull Catholic School Commission,
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis), Business Manager, will receive
thereafter.
Quebec
TennesseeThe bonds are being reoffered
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
Bond Sale—An issue of $825,000
Bond
Offering—W. H. Ewing, Feb. 26 for the
to; yield 2.60%' to a price of 99
purchase of $15,- building bonds was sold to J. F.
for a 4.10% coupon.
County Court Clerk, will receive
000,000
(non - callable)
school Simard & Co., Ltd., as 5s, at a
Virtually all Puerto Rico is now sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST) bonds. Dated April 10, 1958. Due
price of 98.88, a basis of about
served by a single integrated elec¬ on Feb. 26 for the purchase of $4,on April 10 from
1960 to 1987 in¬ 5.18%. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
tric system under the administra¬
510,000 school bonds. Dated Mar. clusive.
Principal and
interest Feb. 1 fromM959 to 1.978 inclusive.
tion
of
the Puerto
Rico Water 1, 1958. Due on Mar. 1 from 1959
(A-O) payable at the Hanover Interest F-A.
Resources Authority.
Generation to 1983 inclusive. Principal and Bank, of New York City, or at the
Loretteville School Board, Que.
of- power
(M-S)
payable
at the option of the holder, at the First
has risen more than interest
seven-fpld since its creation in Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, City National Bank, of Houston.
Bond Sale—An issue of $596,000
1941.
Over
450
new
industrial New York City. Legality approved
Legality approved by Wood, King school building bonds was sold to
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New & Dawson, of New York City.
plants
established
during
that
a group composed of L. G. BeauYork City.
period are now in operation.
v
Jachson County Drainage District bien & Co., Ltd., Credit InterproTotal
power
generation
in
TEXAS
No. 1 (P. O. Edna), Tex.
vinciale, Lt, and Rene T. Leclerc,
Puerto Rico in the 12 months end¬
Co:,
8
'
Principal
clusive,
approved
above-mentioned report.
J
■
1983
to
1973.
payment
of
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
State in New York City.
Above bonds will be dated Feb.
Memphis Board of Education,
Bond
bonds.
'
purposes
100,000 hospital bonds.
issue Of
report in our
r
.Tah:> 20—v 187, p. 376.
Jan: 20—v. '
Puerto Rico Water Resources
*>>-•
r;
Note
I merits' the
Tennessee
Westlake, Ohio 1"'"*• I
1 Y&Y Bond Sale — The 'vJi'ious pur- I, Z.-rsk r;Y $."
51
•
dst Pittsburgh.
3.33%.%•<"•
of about
•
,
nffi'rpL'Iipfrnlitv flnnrnvpH'hv Burgoff ice. Legality approved by "Riirt*-
.
: ;.>187,
f
.
,inclusive.;. Principal and interest
TlP^abBE^ at the City Treasurer's
.
.
nffarpA "
•1
sewer
v
,
(503)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
\4: Bond Sale—An issue 6£$1,492,000pon-tax
exempt ydormitory
X
bo nds
\'reyen uc
"'^ '
/
/sold. to, the
was
Housing
Federal
Home
and
'
%
:y;: at
V;
price of par.
a
Fi2%s,
% 44. 4%.V';''
'
OREGON.•-/
f-»V.'..N'*
Bo ndOf fer i n g
(PST) on Feb. 5 for the purchase
t
:,p
...
of $200,000 sewage bonds. Dated
March : 1,1958'. Due on March 1
,
1959 to
from
•
,
1983 inclusive.. C.all-
V/-. able as of March 1, 1970. Principal
V and interest (M-S) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
'" - "
'
,
vM.";r.'
—Agnes P:;
Thompson, City Recorder, will >eceive sealed bids until 7:30 'p.m.
-
.
.
*
Cornelius, Oregon
:
4
v
.
Lane
-
I"*
County School District No. 69
(P. O. Junction City), Ore.
Bond Offering^—Gertrude Saun-
will receive
(PST) on
Feb. 18 for; the purchase of $297.T
000 1 general
obligation - bonds.
Dated Mar. 1,1958. Due on Jan. 1
District
deis,
Clerk,
sealed bids' until 8 p.m.
t
r
,
i
v\"
V
.
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds
\
.
V
•
1965 . and thereafter are ing December, 1957 was 1,480 mil¬
callable as of Jan. 1, 1964. Princi-; lion kilowatt hours compared with
pal and interest (J-J) payable at 166 million in 1940—more than
the County Treasurer's office, r
an eight-fold growth. The number
;
'
Polk
13C
County Sch. District No.
of
consumers rose
one-half
(P. O. Independence), Oregon
times
about three and
during
the
same
Offering—Clifford C. Nor- period, from 100,492 to 348,567.
ris, District Clerk, will receive The very large net increase in
scaled bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on electric consumption per consumer
was
■' Feb.' 13 for the purchase of: $130,primarily the result of two
'■
000 ,•'• general'
obligation,
bonds, factors—rapid -growth of indus¬
trial power consumption, and the
i
Dated Feb. 15, 1958. Due on-Jan.
.15 from 1959 to 1.968 inclusive. sharp rise in standard of living as
reflected by the constant installa¬
Y Principal and interest (J-J) paytion of more electric appliances.
i., ;; fy able at .the i County Treasurer's
Total installed generating ca¬
office/ Legality' approved by Shupacity of the Authority at the end
• ler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,; of
of December, 1957 had a name
v:Portland, -ix'':---.v5-• • ->?•
plate rating of 310,000 kw. The
physical plant presently consists
Washington*County Union High
of .23 generating stations, of which
School District No. 2 Jt. (P. O. "?
19 are hydroelectric and four are
■." w. :v
,.v;,■
Tigard), Oregon
-vV.
steam
plants.-* Thermal-electric
Y; YY BonclVOfferiiig—H e r b e r t, W.
facilities, rated'at 201,000 kw, now
Ewen, District Clerk, will receive, supply
approximately
88%
of
Yyy. spaled-- bids until 8 p.m., (PST) on electric energy generated.
:"V:>
V Bond
..
•
.
•
,
..
*
...
,
,
"
,
;
:-x
•
:v
Feb. 6 for the purchase
obligation
general
1959:to 1973 iircl.
ylr- terest
payable
Treasurer's
/;
of $100,000
TENNESSEE
bonds^.Dated
Y:vY;Y''Apr; 1, 1958. Due
on
Apr 1 from
Legality
ap-
proved by Shuler, Sayre," Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
PENTISYLVANIA
(P.
Bond
Township School District.
O. Horsham),, Pa.
.v
Sale—The
$215,000
W.
Dance,
the purchase of $500,000 refunding
bonds. Dated Feb; 1, 1958. Due on
gen-
eral obligation improvement bonds
offered
Jan.
15—v.
.
.*•;
x
.
,
91—
Co.,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,
•••jointly^ as 3s, at
a
p.
awarded to Stroud &
were
and
187,
Memphis, Tenn.
a
price of 100.52,
e r
i
11
3
000
••
'
'-
'l
:
for
the
general
went
bonds.
Due ,on
Feb.
a.m.
Dated
1
(EST)
on
purchase of $500,-
obligation
from
on
Jan. 6 to purchase $250,-
Crutch-
Comptroller, will re¬
City
ceive
sealed, bids- until
2:30
p.m.
on Feb.!4 for the purchase
$10,000,0001 general improve¬
(CST)
ment bonds. Dated March 1,
on
1958.
March 1 from 1959 to 1988
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
Union
Planters National Bank, First Na¬
tional
Bank, iNational Bank of
Commerce, ail of Memphis, or at
improve-
the
187,
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
First
National
the
and
Feb.
1959
1,
to
1958.
1978
Jan.
Merrill
prior award
p.
192—to
on
&
Beane,
Bank,
of
Dallas, jointly, on their bid of
3.30s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
3.29%.
about
of
Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
$174,000
unlimited tax schoolhouse bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold to Dittmar &
was
las,
of
Exchange
at the
option of the holder. Legality ap¬
proved bv Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York
City.
price of
a
J-D.
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman of
of
98.31,
sold to
was
Inc.,
at
5s,
as
basis of
a
Legality approved by
& Crowe, of
Noranda, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $465,000
improvement bonds
Ames &
A. E.
Bank
Royal
Dallas.
at
WASHINGTON
a
was
sold
Co., Ltd., and the<
Canada, as 4^s,
of
price of 92.08, a basis of about
5.36%. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due qn
Seattle), Wash.
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
1977
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
Bond Offering—Nelson A. Wahl-
will receive
(PST) on
$2,350,-
Comptroller,
strom,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Feb. 4 for the ourchase of
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
tuition
general
fee
revenue
1958. Due
NATIONAL AIRLINES, Inc.
on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Austin, Texas
Williams,
Bond Offering—W. T.
Jr..
receive
will
Manager,
City
(CST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $6,750.000 electric light and power,
water works
and sewer system
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Due
1958.
to
1,
1973.
(A-O)
on
April
from
and
interest
National
City Bank; Bankers Trust Co., or
Chase
Manhattan
York
or
City;
or
Bank,
all
of
at American
Austin
National
the Capital National
Bank, Austin.
Additional Offering
be received
—
Bids will
at the same time for
the purchase of
$2,000,000 general
obligation Bonds, as follows:
at
office,
State
the
or
at
the
Treasurer's
Dividtnd No. 24
of
The Board of Directors have this day
option
the
holder, at the fiscal agency of the
declared
a
2'/2% quarterly Common
Stock dividend and 2Vi\ extro Com¬
mon
Stock dividend) both payable on
February 18, 1958 to Common stock¬
NEED DAPITAL?
1960
at First
Principal
payable
1
Callable April
inclusive.
1979
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
Unlimited
sources
for New Ventures, Expansion, Working
Capital, Inventories and Equipment, Real Estate
and
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a
about
Interest J-J.
par.
Parkhurst
000
Dallas.
bonds
Quebec,
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
15, 1957. Due on Dec.
mas,
at
City,
Dec.
4s, at
Dallas.
Bank,
New;York
utility system tax bonds was sold
to the Mercantile National Bank,
1,
1, 1978. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
National
Bank,
of
improvement
5.23%. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due op
Newton, Tex.
Sale—An issue of $25,000
University of Washington (P. O.
Feb.
Manseau, Que.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
Bond
price
as
Jan.
Dated
inclusive. Interest J-J.
1978
Spervcg^ Gjfc>$an, of Austin.
from
1958. Bonds due
in 1979 and thereafter are callable
Feb.
to
Credit
of Dallas,
5.19%.
about
1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
Principal and
Jack¬
County State Bank, of Edna.
approved
by
Gibson,
McCall,
1
Feb.
Due on
of
1959
15 from 1958 to 1964 inclusive. In¬
1979 to 1991 inclusive.
Dated
from
15
5s,, at a price of 98.90, a
as
basis
Legality
terest
23,000 444s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1969 t-o ;1978 inclusive.
5s.
son
1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
137,000
inclusive.
1968
Dated
$14,000 412S. Due on Feb.
:
Jan.
on
Inc.,
interest (J-J) payable at the
Co., of Dal¬
follows:
as
Due
Bond
Alto
Bank,
of
purchase of $50,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
to
2—v.
New
Chemical ' • Corn
27 for the
nullifies
National
Bank
Bond Offering—W. H. Hamblen,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
1958.
(M-S)
the
.
000 schoolhouse bonds. This action
inclusive.
g—Theresa C.
Stashko, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids,until 10
W.
field,
Due
McKeesport, Pa.
Bond o f f
Offerihg—C.
Bond
of
basis of about 2.94%.
option
19$0 to 1969 inclusive.
City. Legality approved by
Wood,/King & Dawson, of New
York City.
■
.
Education
Mercantile
York
Horsham
of
Offering—J.
Bond
its
exercised
Board
as
Principal and interest payable at
the Chase Manhattan Bank, New
I >
Heights Independent School
District, Tex.
Option Exercised—The State
interest
Feb. 1 from
/';
Alamo
Knoxville, Tenn.
Principal and ip- Mayoi'/>will
ijeceive sealed bids
at 'i;thie '''County' until noon (CST) on Jan. 29 for
office.
.
,
due-in
v v '
,
.
holders of record
on
Feb. 3, 1958.
No fractional shares will be
issued
but fractional share interests will be
settled
by purchase
Chase
Manhattan
and
sale through
or
Bank, New York,
before March 21,1958. Brokers
on or
Nominees
week following
the bank
forms
on
will be allowed
one
record date to instruct
purchase
or
sale order
required.
R. P. Foreman,
Secretary
Miami, Florida, January 16, 1958
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OF
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(504)
can
do
so
.
.
Monday, January 27, 1953:
.
jobs so well
many
First Automatic Teamaker. After
and
the restaurant industry
Financial Chronicle
years
of research, the tea industry,
large food machinery manufacturer have
a
perfected the first automatic teamaker. It dispenses hot tea, iced tea, hot
water or cold water at the touch of a button. Like almost all commercial
equipment, it is made from Stainless Steel because
food
corrosion, is easily cleaned and looks bright and new
get,
you can
The
buy Stainless Steel equipment for your kitchen, too.
Heart Of The Atomic Reactor.
atomic power
in
Stainless resists
forever. Don't for¬
The world's first full-scale
civilian needs is now
northwest of Pittsburgh. Here, the
charge of fuel, is being lowered into position. Inside the
plant devoted exclusively to serving
operation at Shippingport, Pa.,
nuclear core, or
cylindrical barrel is the nuclear
length and
the 14 tons
nuclear reaction takes place within the
uranium "seed." The "hot"
core
fuel assembly, approximately 6 ft. in
6 ft. in diameter. The unit weighs 58 tons which includes
of natural uranium surrounding 165 lbs. of highly enriched
over
to drive a
turbine generator of 100,000-kilowatt
barrel and parts
of the
capacity. The core
made from ultra-high-quality steel.
core are
"
"
-'J
^
:s;
Boring Work. Notice the 31,2-foot-diameter holes
near
the
man
17 feet
at the
long, and they
chucked together to make
are
•'
**
^
up one
T
::
;
j
|
long string.
made from USS Cor-Ten Steel which has 50%
right. They penetrate through 200 feet of rock and coal. The big coal
Auger blades
mining machine operates just like a carpenters auger. The coal "chips"
strength (yield point) than structural carbon steel, four to six times the*
are
loaded directly onto
the truck with
a conveyor
belt. Each
auger
are
resistance to atmospheric corrosion,
is
and good resistance to abrasion.
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