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MONDAY
OFSmi%RS,Tv
OF
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
JAN 2 81957
PERIODIC/
IEHADI4JG
Number 5607
185
Volume
New York
7, N. Y„ Monday, January 28,
Price
1957
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
184,"
below.—V.
Ultrasonic Corp.
ing
Net
1955
from
134,816
166,462
143,337
113,878'
43,893
61,675
54,295
40,197
5,527,604
railway——
Net from railway—_a—
Net ry. oper. income—
—v. iai, p. 2617. ;
-4
from
Gross
5,491,997
4,642,182
5^869 621
Stock and Bond
".
326,123
551,03S
2,064,386
826,203
New York Stock
.$1,702,602
$1,458,424
$1 ,593,398'
524;460
347,982
486,332-
215,159 •.' .•-287,494
183,042
279,730
$1,525,059
.
.
.
-411,336
income-.
n
16,640,988
V ,4,171,404
' 3,102,457
.from
185.
income—
Southern
3, 109.080
See
below.—V.
Co.
Products
P.' W;
A.
i _^
——£
-----—-
183,
1957.
p.
..
..
.
.
.
/ '•
.
Inc.-'below.''
Co.,
•
-
:
.'.
.
:
•
-
Exchange
—:
_____
Dividends,
Interest
interest
and
Income
Federal
operations:—~
and miscellaneous income-
expenses
Miscellaneous Features
before
Federal
income
taxes
——
income
'9,722,5|2
Earnings
share:
per
Before Vk
After
-
stock dividend
3'i
stock
Foreign
Factors. contributing
freight
to
the
decrease
_
%
%
Co.—
1.7
Kidder, Peabody & Co.——
Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades & Co.
4.3
3.0
3.0
Merrill
Co.r._L_—
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Noyes & Co.———',
185,
4.3
v._
1.7
—
1.7
Co.,
'4.3
Webster Securities
i
&
Corp.
&
__—
——_—__
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
3.0
Wertheim
—_
Co.——
&
Weld
White.
142.
p.
Co._
CO.
Barney
3.0
Co.__—
&
Stone
&
Riter
Smith,
&
3.0
Weeks—_
Hutton
E.
Reynolds
5.5"
& Co.______
Sachs
&
3.0
* 1.7
■—
Moseley
S.
4.3
Goldman,
j
.4.3
4.3
Co._—
&
3.0
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner /
-£
F.
3.0
Glore, Forgari
Corp.—•
&
Beane
3.0
Dominick___T_£
Lemon
Co.____—
R. W. Pressprich & Co.__^__
1.7
Boston
W.
Johnston,
4.3
Sons_^—_-_Y.
&
f
'
■
i--—
<fc
—V.
Exchange
American
have
The Course of
of
46
— -
by
1.7
,3.0
4.3
Co
&
4.3
"1.7
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
only
the
revenues—
expenses
Fed,
on
taxes
Other
income—
operating taxcs__
Net
operating
Dividend
income
income.
Other Income
*;
Total
the
to
company
as
extent that
dividends)
they
*1956—12 Mos.—1955
"195C--3 Mos.—1955
$
$
$
Operating
Operating
Fund Notices 46
Bank Clearings
45
&
subsidiaries
received
been
Period End. Dec. 31—
46
Reserve Banks
Telephone
(Includes i earnings
.— 46
Rates
JInclude Mg
and yaw
rates
severally
have
sell tb them sev¬
to
•*/';
.
Inc.______
Inc.—
The -First
29
in net income
e
material and fuel P**
continued heavy charges for depreciation, developmen , nrnmotion
p
ts
and
starting-up expenses in connection with new plants a d p
•
Selling prices of some of the company's important P™ducts have
recently been 'increased and considerable piogre.vsis be t g
and
Co.,
&
Clark. Dodge &
s5 45
'
agreed
.
Becker & Co. Inc.___—
Dcuniniclc
■
—
-
"wage
G.
Alex.; Brown
;
Federal Reserve System
52,127,975
in 1956—--
dividend—
C. Allyn & Co.,
Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
50
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
41'05a,M°
47,004,945
——
below
named
has
company
v*
-.
A.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Net
.
.
General Corporation &
7,292,860
32,717,637
————
'underwriters
the
and
Dillon, Union Secu/
& Co.—_J
——13.9'
rities
Blyth
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
income
taxes
■...
A.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
7,292,860
.
to
Eastman
HomblOwer
93'g98'q35
^05.451
debentures.
on
.
Corp.
purchase,
to
Hemphill,
~6_! ^
from
agreed
>
Index of Stock
..—
income
Rubber
Harriman
operating revenues——— 668,337,533 628,514,087
Cost of goods sold and operating, selling, general and administrative expenses..
535,835,673 48b,UJ»,9oy
Depreciation and depletion (including amovtiza-
Gross
Voit
J.
•s
Sales -and
£S
;
'
•
•
.
the company acquired
redeem all $600,000 principal amount of
Voit's outstanding first mortgage sinking fund
5Vs— bonds: and to
provide additional working capital for Voit during 1957, the company
has arranged to, borrow $1,000,Q00 in May, 1957, on its ten year un¬
secured 4% '/r notes with sinking fund payments at the rate of $100,000
anhually commencing in 1959./
S
;
-
§Iti order to replace the funds used at the time
W.
'the* exercise of warrants:
,
19$55
1$56
graph.
erally the percentage set forth below opposite'the name of each under¬
writer of such of the debentuies as shall not be subscribed for through
Industrial Stock Averages 33
Prices______^___-_:._-J- 33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange____v 33
Transactions American Stock Exchange.____ 33
SEC
J.
W.
58,347 shares issued since Dec,
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
National Quotation
/
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Net Profit Off— V
Calendar Years—
-
38
Toronto Stock Exchange____
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section_:.___ 42
Over-the-Counter Markets_^.________..____-_ 43
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages__v—- 33
Co.—Proposed Bond Offering— >
Allied-Albany Paper Corp.—New Name—
•.;
_
Canadian Stock Exchange—..—
Power
34
34
34 >
34 ;
£____^
36
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange_ l
37
Montreal Stock Exchange-l.--_i--£j-i------ 37
5, 361,138
-
2,108,850
Exchange
—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.-.--
41.
p.
Alabama
See
4,100,472 "
-
7
exchange for all the issued and outstanding common stocks
Voit Rubber Corp. and The J. B. Beaird Co., Inc., and (b> the
31, 1956, as set. forth in preceding para¬
in
of
_,
Pacific Coast Stock
e
;.
Exchange (Stocks)
13 ~
25
Exchange/—29
Midwest Stock Exchange:.
18, 285,843
15,921,027
6,339,570
2,196,680
V.
•
19,050,499
railway—-
from: railway-—'.--
Gross
Net "ry. oper.
1956,
Page
.
Exchange (Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange.
-•
-
-' •'•/
'
debentures,
shares of Common stock .shown as to be outstandingoutstanding at the close of business on Jan. 22, 1957. Such
include (a) an aggregate of 275,172 shares issued since Dec. 31,
those
shares
Quotations
'• '
Cincinnati Stock Exchange———;/^---
'
1953
1955
Stock
Stock
Boston
RR.—Earnings—
"
From Jan. 1—
Net
.
New York Stock
1954
-1956
railway.—
oper,
ry.
V
\
railway-,—
from
from
Net
Net
*"
454,602
923,851
■■
American
:
Gross
1,625,714
Southern
Great
Alabama
November—*
/
'
1,425,630
subordinated
3,205,420
The
are
i—
From Jan.
,
,
i
31
has
vertible
$479,303
Plan. An option cover¬
of 652 such shares was exercised between Dec. 31,
22, 1957.
An aggregate of 332,701 shares of common
reserved for issuance upon conversion of the 5% con¬
Jan.
been
and
stock
In This Issue
1953
$473,451
stock
under the company's Stock Option
aggregate
an
1956,
1954
$517,343
-$513,616
railway——
from railway—
ry. oper. income- —
Net
*
1956
November—
Gross
and Jan. 22, 1957.-At Dec. 31, 1956. 128,380
(including 23,978 shares held in the treasury),
1956,
31.
common
reserved
were
& Youngstown RR.—Earnings-
Akron, Canton
Dec.
of
shaves
2437.
p.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
between
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
Advance
Sec
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$
112,b20,000 102,433,109 429,730,000 387.535,677
78,490,000
67,601,610 288,880,000 254,744,345
11,930,000
10,062,000
49,890,000
45,201,000
24,300,000
5,188,645
6,050,000
21,036,904
19,520,854
66,660,000
66,553,428
152,420,000 134,077.554 574,060,000 512,529,527
10,370,000
7,590,544
37,840.000
24,005,995
16,350,000
179,140,000
161,197,952
678,560,000
603,088,950
15,620,000
income—______
Interest deductions
17,425,222
61,360.000
57,043,583
as
.
the operation
of
new
the announcement said.
plants,
V. l
*
.
EARNINGS—Consolidated net income in the 10 months ended Oct.
31,
1956 amounted to $7,217,703 compared with $3,289,051 in the
corresponding months of lp55.
On a per share basis, net income in
the
respective
periods, wa>s
equal, after allowance for preferred
dividends, to $2.53 and $1.21 on the common stock..
■
Allied Paper Corp.—Merger—
See
A.
P.
W.
Products
Co.,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Dividends
American
*
See
Walt
Disney Productions below,—V.
American
Machine
Foundry
&
185, p.
141.
Co.—Debentures Of¬
fered—This
company is offering to holders of its
stock rights to subscribe for
$12,725,800 ol 5%
ible subordinated
common
debentures, due Feb. 1, 197,
$100 principal amount of debentures fo
25 shares of stock
held of record Jan. 22, 1957.
n;rp
scription price is 100% (flat). The rights w1
•P
on Feb.
7, 1957. Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & co.
heads a group which will underwrite the °*
ratio
The
*hare
of
debentures
through
will
have the
under which
100'r
and
will
be
into
convertible
common
Feb.
1, 1967, and thereafter
benefit of an annual sinking
a
the
percentage. of
accrued
interest
redeemable at the election
105^ to 100?!,
depending
PROCEEDS—Net
each
of
the
upon
at
4
stock
ful^.',
'
^
redeemable
at
the
year
$145,000,977
a
in
1955
and
of redemption.
from
BUSINESS—Company
J*
in
$55,414,234
1951.
BtlKe«Hlaries
manufactures directly
diversified
and, ^ °"fc
range of products including AMF
bowling industry products; tobacco mach
and other
ment;
wheel
power
tools
ment;
and
ment.
and
in
goods
and
and
tool
welded
other
accessories;
atomic reactor,
oil
Pro^"f..®'
well drilling
components and radiati
addition, the company and
amount of defense business.
Since the close of
&
Foundry
has
acquired
additional
two
195
wholly-
W. J. Voit
Rubber Corporation, producers of inflated
snorts products
and recappinug tread rubber,
and
Co.,
Inc.,
which
Particularly
to
manufactures
the
a
pjn-spotters
equip-
bakery
■
nd
recover
_rocessing
P
equipequip¬
sUbstantial
Machine
subsidiaries:
goods, water
^
Beaird
dujts related
general line of steel produce
and petroleum u
.
petroleum industry
reiays,
American
.
1957-1968
in
1,000,000
and
167,079,805
taxes
113,786,334
102,114,744
679,165,091
458,463,213
412,057,242
inc.
712,775,051
201,338,808
188,377,922
780,134,252
33,312,290
24,371,950
128,261,066
91,036,590
income
234,651,098
212,749,872
908,395,318
803,811,641
oper.
5,000,000 shs.
3,205,420 shs.
principal amount of its 3r, sinking fund debentures to finance the cost
of its new 2-66 Cigar Machine.
These debentures, of which $3,750,000
principal amount was outstanding at Dec. 31, 1956, are not guaranteed
the company.
JOn Jan. 18, 1957, the company acquired all of the capital stock of
The J. B. Beaird Co., Inc.
The latter company has outstanding $1,250,000 principal amount
of 434'/ first mortgage promissory notes due
1957-1968 which will remain outstanding subject to the provisions of
such notes and the mortgage securing their payment.
fAt Dec. 31, 1956', 334,321 shares of common stock were reserved for
issuance upon conversion of the company's 4V;>
subordinated deben¬
tures due July 1. 1981 (convertible through July 1, 1966).
An aggregate
of $1,803,500 principal amount of such
subordinated debentures
were
converted into an aggregate of 57,695 shares of common stock
130,279,160
763,877,472
673,532,481
5,619,171
5,226,673
21,252,993
19,106,418
192,133,522
Applicable
AT&T
172,834,200
742,624,479
654,426,063
$3.15
$3.39
$13.13
$13.01
_
to
Co.
stock
JConsolldated
earns,
*
a credit agreement
with a group of banks, dated Dec. 20,
subsequently amended, AMF Pinspotters Inc. borrows funds
144,517,846
'
V
,
t
34,688,999
178,060,873
Applicable to
minority
•
interests
68,000 shs.
18,456 shs.
36,898,405
197,752,693
deduc's.
Net income
1,250,000
shs.
620,525,800
*
^
quarterly as its Automatic Pinspotters are installed, giving notes pay¬
able over a five-year period at varying interest rates.
The maximum
commitment on these revolving credit notes is $60,000,000 for the period
ending Dec. 31. 1957.
ton July 1. 1948 international Cigar Machinery Co. sold $8,000,000
by
5.252,846,746
901,173,734 3,868,732,555 3,507,488,653
178,277,905
income
Net
tOther
Total
40,000.000
5(t
."Under
REPORT
1956—12 Mos.—1955
990,424,302
on
Other oper.
8.643,900
treasury)
cumulative
IICommon stock. $7 par value (includes
23,978 shares- in treasury)——
EARNINGS
1,358,746,203 5,786,495,111
1,483,827,349
expenses
Fed. taxes
12,725,800
——
$100 par value..—86,456
cumulative (inch 2,040 shs.
CONSOLIDATED
inc.
Oper.
3,750,000
preferred stock,
1954
the
saie of
® en
expanding
capital to finance the com
> • sh01.f;.,term
business, and will currently be applied to the
re<^50 are
bank loans.
Consolidated sales and rentals of the
^
000
from
estimated
to
have
increased
to
approximately $195,/Uu.uou
proceeds
provide additional
working
due
3.90',
debentures' will b
ftlso wiu i)e
year.
The deben
d
* ing from
company at piices decie
-,
.
tlnternational Cigar Machinery Co.:
y, sink, fund debs, due July 1, i960
tThe J. B. Beaird Co., Inc.: ■
4:l4'' first mortgage promissory note
They
ig(.g
$15,000,000
1,350,000
5,000.000
revenues—
Interest
by the company).—
t Based on average
•
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Per. End. Nov. 30—
'
,
25
,ahare
J43-23 ».
Inc:
3\-i'\
3:,4'; and \V*rs notes due in
successive quarterly instalments
from
March 31, 1957 (guaranteed
SYSTEM
,
$10.77
$10.75
partly estimated,
shares
*BELL
$2.79
$2.60
for December, 1956,
outstanding.
of
Oper.
'•■AMF Pinspotters
co
Figures
Outstanding
Foundry Co.: .
4-;; sink, fund debs., due Mar. 1, 1969 $15,000,000
3 V/
notes due 1957-1965
—
1,500,000
4V;
note due 1960-1971——————
5.000,000
4:V;
notes due 1967—
§1,000,000
4V< sub. debs, due July 1, 1981—
10,897.000
5'i
conv. sub. debs, due Feb. 1, 1977
12,725,800
Inc.
Theatres,
Broadcasting-Paramount
163,520,000 143,772,730 617,200,000 546,045,367
141,480,000 115,975,187 516,800,000 456,351,022
jEarnings per share
number
American Machine &
Contracts—.,;
1——
income
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
184,'p. 2321.
below.—V.
Inc.
Net
sh.
per
its principal telephone
subsidiaries,
t Includes proportionate interest in net earnings of West¬
ern Electric Co. and (ill other subsidiaries not consolidated
(partly esti¬
American
mated).
p.
Telephone
t Based
on
&
Telegraph
number
average
Co.
of
and
shares
outstanding.—V. 184,
2730.
Anaconda
The
Co.—Plans
directors
on
Jan.
24
Stock Offering—
approved actio» preparatory
to the offer¬
of 1,734,865 shares of its capital stock to stockholders for sub¬
scription at the rate of one additional share for each five shares
held
The offering is to be underwritten by a group of underwriters
ing
managed
A
by
Hallgarten & Co.
statement has
registration
been
filed
with
the
Securities
and
and is expected to become effective on or about
subscription price for the additional shares will not be
Exchange Commission
Feb.
fixed
14.
until
There
date
The
of
shortly before the
will
the
be
mailed
registration
to
registration statement becomes effective.
of record,
on
the effective
stockholders
statement,
transferable
warrants
evidencing
to subscribe for the additional shares, together with a
describing the offering. It is expected that the warrants
will expire on March 5, 1957.
Roy H.
Glover, Chairman of the Board, stated that, based ©u
the
rights
prospectus
•
Rocm
ouarser
of
for
full
~
the
1956
$111,350,000
at
1956
year
without
c-ase
la.^t
and
$12.84 per share in each
depletion of metal mines.—V, 184, p. 28JJ.
unaudited figures, consolidated net income for the
is estimated at $24,454,000 or $2.82 per share,
preliminary
deduction for
or
Bids
N.
*
"November—
Oross
34et
J4et
railway
$814,923
$800,903
145,799
150,819
182,694
83,759
46,951
79.768
railway-—
8,948,032
8.568,841
8,021,227
railway—/.-—
1,835,378
716,884
1,786,845
692,811
1,419,682 /
income-—
ry., oper.
the
169,439
from
from
3^et
Income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
560,957
*
,
;
of Princeton
Applied Science Corp.
is
:
914.
'
stockholders
The
Jan.
on
■"
>
Atchison, Topeka
from
<*ross
34et
from
3?et
ry.
pursuant
to
Santa
&
sale
Net
from
rv.
8,461,737
—V.
Income—
184,
$46,846,377
8,171.615
6,428,471
4,021,260
,c
Andrews
120,324,226
from
56,106,427
Net
from
Net
ry.
Bay
The
Ry.—Earnings1955
$319,012
from
176,143
153,798
174,736
74,246
71,293
67,239
60,710
Net
Net
ry.
—-V.
3,730,909
income—
oper.
3,474,068
1,881,670
759,935
677,087
Jan.
on
of
be
filed
18
6','r
of
letter
a
unsecured
stock
common
debentures
will
Net, from
548,042
Point RR.- -Earnings—
West
November—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
and
of
shares
stock
$100
at
underwriting
The/.proceeds, are
working capital, etc.—V. 185, p. 338. 'J
no
used
.
—V.
unit.
per
be
to
.
Earned
in units
be Coffered
10 cents) Xo
(par
100
Common
it
from
FJet
from
1953
1954
...
announced
was
has
Jam* 22,
on
Net
s_
Net
ry.
—V.
Net
48,99?
34,259
Operating
expenses
20.307,668
18,481,641
Net
80,360
3,198,539
3,535,918
544,548
144,954
&
Co.
221,842
sale
Offered
Bonds
—
Kuhn,
and/ Wood,
Co.;
Jan.
on
Other
bids,
23
on
bid
a
of
Inc.,
The
new
ranging
from
Tanging
from
106.6C9
to
used
be
banks
to
used
by
the
issued
the
net
construction
part
service
pany
in
of
trom
total
und
steam
For
part
the
service,
and
1956
$4,635,146.
notes
balance
principally
oi
ended
months
31,
the
1%. from
hot
while
the
about
TO
PRESENT
series
27/8%
3lA%
series
A
series
due
3V4:'/c>
series
due
series
due
series
due
series
due
^
Cumulative
preferred
stock
($10J
series
4%
4.35%
$200,000
series
♦Unlimited
quirements
of
the
the
maximum
instrument
UNDERWRITERS—The
»g
*f
bonds set
new
Kuhn,
Loeb
American
Wood,
—V.
hase
10
u
S;.
forth
which
under
purchases
the
&
such
nam
Gross
securities
are
by
re¬
issued
severally
company the respective principal amounts
$5,000,000
3,000,000
:
Co
•
2,000 000
_
•
Coast Line
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
Hornblower &
&
will
$13,034,241
1954
1953
$13,028,014
$12 ,001,987
$12,425,381
2,396,764
1 578,797
1,440,822
969,463
1,056,615
1,857,081*
Income—
1,005,437
1,556,233
it
of
from
from
JJet
ry.
'V.
railway
railway.
oper.
184,
pp.
152,090,986
2114
22 ,541,565
20,110,431
__
8,534,304
11,291,685
10 028,370
8,653,650
and
2730.
$41.87 y>
The
company on Jan.
17 issued
of $3,360,000 equipment trust
a
rev
est
certificates.
for
bids
on
'
-
185,556
57,994
9.808,000
10,645,000
1,685,835
',*2,259,501
431,912
152,960
794,9(1]
•'
454,230
;
■
1956 *'
...
income
'
*
'
;
1954
1953
$544,495
$531,268
'
108,303
-108,766*
"" "111,901
;',•'*
*:'.
■
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
$568,019
76,895 1
/•;
/
.
railway.—-
..
62,501)
*1
94,181
60,705
•>;
•■•■
6,753,626 *"
5.749,176
6.061,533
6,392,493
1,041,825
1,104,604
1,350,034
713,682
656,707
791,365
a
proposed
Procter
&
Gamble
"
*
■
H
p.
It
company's
operations
President,
in
„
basis
of
calculated
to
be
1955,
The
earnings
Beringer
1955
Gulf
over
*
to
as
oil
the
no
..discussions
From Jan. 1—,
ry.
—V.
of
the
properties.. Sales
1955.—V.
185,
"
j, *
■
added
volume
protfuttioh
of
'
all
of
B-A
the
company's
appliance, sales
end-of-the-year
for
reached
John
by
totaled
year
B.
a
annual
cubic
$3,500,000
load
new
feet,
to
added
19%
a
gross
<
merchandising history.
"Tremendous
new
sales
possibilities'
year
with
Lighting
the
ahd
Frost
consolidation
York
New
said,
"and
of
<fc
the
V
also
.V -
\
for
1957
Gas
Co.
amounted'
highs
to
Cost
of
products
Net
sold
deductions
and
and
other
(net)
1957''
Federal
income
taxes
1
1
$303,181
reflect
sale
of
for
.*_
3Va-to-l
.
in
19,605
"
$126 597
t721 087
}$0.42
October,
common
stock
184,
Gross
$$0.18
Net
Ret
ry.
aboo
period.—V.
Shoe
184,
Co.,
p.
—
offering of 9,700 shares of
made
on
oper.
Fi'om Jan.
Gross
• •
-
Offering —A suecial
stock
(par $15)
Jan. 15 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at
$41.25
common
r
359,106
.383,668-
,
/ 330,953
33,520,278
29.644,357;
5,740,527
8,047,65ft):
3,077,070
3,961,989
:Vl956;
3,717,388
Ry.
*
"
-1955V"
,
321,189
860,364
1953
$2,934,19l(
830,267
932.797?
'
32.617,901
-
350,039
314,491,
'
,
31.317,592'
9,551,306
'
3,754,288
*
'
i
28,501,657-,
9,449,571
30,030,727
10,325.056
10,163,884 :
4,056,221" 3,898,979
,
v
322,568
"
'Income—*
1954
$2,125,922
.$2,860,854
847,292 V
income—_
Earnings-
"
$2,907,505*
&
3,737,074;
.
Illinois Midland
Ry.—Earnings
*
1956'
income"
1— *. •; •
was
per
*.•.*•"•
1955
*
1954
1953
;
*
f$607,682
$623,166
$643,849
$773,203
234,135
216,970
160,389
.250.101
95,693
ab,6o4
90,020
100,417
—
-
'
'
■
from
7,127,676,H
.
7,010,685
,
1,274,i75
6.989.605*
8,122,401
2,250,586
1,657,133
883,424
2,809,268
Chicago, Indianapolis
November
Gross
466,421
2,221.005
770,670
Net
Net
&
Louisville liy.
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income
From Jan.
Gross from
1955
$1.8G1,504
$1,963,364
$i,882,489
slsoo^
,488,564
520,587
480,079
428,726
.
ry.
'
V.
p.
Inr
mc.
„,Tr>
and
1953
1954
157,250
202,112
210,154
180,407
20,440,951
19,049,853
4,863,100
4.417,389
1,962,401
1,769,020
29,182.578
4,541.248
1,825,186
1—
railway
railway
oper.
184,
•
20,770 395
-
from
Earnings—
1956
from
income
2623.
4,148,772.
1,481,100
m!:ht'cT1™;, IVj!lw;a»k«.
Special
644,708
:
Western
,
railway- '
Net from
railway
Ret ry.
oper. income ""
—V. 184,
p. 2623.
*
reclassification.
2428.
Inc.
716,854
7.839,82711:6.482,293
"
tAdjusted to present capitalization, uer share earnings for the three
months endqd Sept, 30,
1956 would be 31c, and would be 13c for the
like
Great
railway_i_i
from
railway
•*■
Net
•
$2,867,804
r
31,355.385
.,••• *,.
from
Net
1956.>
1953
$2,887,572
647,986
4,263,597
2623.
p.
Earnings—
'
1954" "
'
99,967
*723,902
..."
225,000 shares
subsequent
-
-V.
*
291,158
earnings
ry., oper*.
28,509,135
■*■•
^r.f5onLrailyay;--'---
Ret!
3,941,834
.16,724
/.
414,593
from railway,/:^.,
$4,188,003
_i
outstanding at end of period
Earnings per share..
;
not
•
4,991,855
expenses1
Shares
*Does
lUSI
$5,602,918
oper.
-
^
iv0Ioner
oper.
72,?-03.,542
25,313,883
$2,985,529
34,357,652
:;*'
November—
-Earnings At Higher Rate
*
.
-
_
ry.
1955
'
'
Prom Jan. 1—%
this
company is looking forward to a* "banner
year..
With
the
newly enlarged
company .serving*
over1 a
million
customers in Brooklyn, Queens
and Stateh Island,
the goal in -1957
is $10,600,000-in appliance
sales."—V. 185, p. .339,
^- /
.
1956"
'
.
the
County
15"
income_._
oper.
Chicago
Kings
«n* Jan.
771,848
opev. income184, p.: 2623.
•
.
added'
in
the
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
Products sold
'
■
.
.
.
ahd
Illinois RR.-
ra.ilway_li._il
Chicago
Net
Ret
have-opened
Brooklyn-Union,
Richmond
*i
of
Lubora-
57,729,559
24,639,829
;
gains " and
new
Pathe
' ■ "
228.218,707 231,056,840 256,782,581
1956
$3,233,968
*.
bom .railwayn.—J
according * to
year
are \
*'
■
November—
Manager/ Equip/
1955
over
Both
Eastern
Net ry.
fr-V.
'•*
*
Sales
.
.
from
*.>/;■ '.»* v/;y-
surpassing?its; previous
•-/ " .%%:
during
increase
revenue.
high,
new
Frost,
$7,128,792,
1950.
year,
almost
report
the
•
•['
235,353,155
railway_:_
froiii railway—-,/,.—
Net
7
.
former
.
ry.
ad¬
'products
<
"
.
of
-*
.
Quincy RR.—Earnings—
railway/,—
irom
Gross
i
marked
a
2414.
income—22,662,473.
From Van. i—
'
'
.
1956~showyd
in
339.
p.
Ret
to
the
of> November; they should
improvement over the results
"
*
&
with .any. official
years
purchase
...
2623. '
p.
liet'jfrom
in
on
p.
'
railway—1
oper.
184,
Glass
-
•
but
183,
recent
possible
railway—_.53,402,421 >54,960 116
November;
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Appliance Sales Up—
sales
from
from
Net
finalized,
in
""" :
'1956
1955
1954
1953
railway— $22,253,029 $22,234,596 $22,101,114 $23,112,5121
Net'from railway—.'-141,"
5,628,122
6,728.750
6,186,740
5,990,306 j
/i.Net ry. oper. income—
2,278,402
2,981.330
2,618,490'
2,232,083 j
end
an
"
*
yet been
production
result
a
rot
and
states.
crude
company's
over
have
satisfactory
very
Mr.
1956
-V
p/2824.
ffom
Net
f
,
for
184,
November—
Gross
was
increased %in wolume
his quarterly message
below.—-V.
about- Technicolor's
Chicago, Burlington
.
.
Higher—r_
Co.
.
have qia'cT
1 ecbnicolor
.
share,
per
cents-per share.
2438." V
>
Co. Ltd.- -Earnings
Beringer,
Operating, results
Brown
Baltimore & Ohio RR.- -To Sell
Equipments—
ii>sue
Weeks at
of 90
shareholders..
■
tAdjusted
150,391,570
21,408,916
143,782,776
22,185,596
138 784,803
;
income
;
Chicago &
Oil
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Het
$892,000
177,520
.' '
oper.
"We
'-6,219,934
1
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. *28 receive bids for
$7,080,000
equipment
trust
certificates.—
to
up
from
S.
RR.—Earnings—
1955
"•
,•1953
$888,000
.'.4-27,92i
(v
2623.
p.
1954
■
)
Willin^n C. MacMillen Jr.'; President, on Jan. 10 denied
reports that
corporation is* negotiating the. sale of its Pathe
Laboratories,
a subsidiary,
to Technicolor, Inc. y.,
V-, * '
Maine RR.—To Sell Equipments—
M.
Canadian
1956
1955
253,698
Inc.,
.
^
Bnrndy Corp. (& Subs.)
;
Corporation
from
from
4,899,562
below:
November—
iMet
6,516,025
reports
Other
Het
5,575,639
company's
limited
' "'ot
'
$2.31
this
.'*•
42,523,1?5'
.
1956,
c
2,400,000 shs.
issuance
338.
Atlantic
income—-
2736.
the
Mr.
but
;
Securities
p.
amount
Co._
Struthers
185,
from
4,000,000 shs.
,293:600
$2.27
v
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Denies Pathe Sale—:
2618.
36,000 shs.
to
as
'29,106.869
5.624,388
2,188,184,000
.72,000 shs.
*
134,
$2,476,553
'9'1
dealer's concession
15,000 shs.
par):
19,529,102
9,089,362
Estimated
77,000 Shs.
i
($6.50
25,275,113
6,591,874
of
200,000
series
stock
24,389,784
phases
an
'
Common
484,774
All
ment
400,000 shs.
Series
2nd
4.10%
837.14S
272,086
p.
record
j.
4.35%
84,539
581,985
company
The
10,000,000
par)
3
2,166,753
s
■
See
:685,711
purchase
184,
^
10,000,000
r._—
payable (3 lA'/c >" due serially to
July 1,1961 (less current maturity)
-
.
587,481
British American
5,000,000
i
^
.665,58!)
-7 .607,08!)
Charmin Paper Mills, Inc.—Assets Transferred—-
V .1953
1954. '
$1,183,706.
Tf.
18,400,000
I4otes
.
V.
4,050,000
j.
'
781,382
p.
increased
—
1987
*
the
for
4,620,000
-1985
4Va%
1955*.
C:
$2,418,969
•Canadian
^
1984
3lA%
1956
and
a
4 600,000
1983
3'/«>
Co.
$3,000,000
1980—1__
RR.—Earning^.:
$2,389,941
oper.
vance
1982
due
Erie
railway
Boston
Outstanding
1980
due
;
89,376
income^—844,01.9
184, p." 2737. *> '
•* "
-
Gross
'
to
FINANCING
mortgage bond?27/s% series due 1979
r.v.
quickly completed.—V. 184,
ended
*First
2 3A%
&
99'2
amounted
Authorized
,707.25S
railway—11.635;302",
froin
Net
railway--— n ■
income-—'
184,
with
heating
months
ry.
prove
EFFECT
Net
26,421,242
—-V.
from
The
"
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
11
7,870,446.
$953,000
railway..2- ,/ $574,080
railway.*-—~ 129.147 w'
from
$0:803.407
27,828,820
Borg-Warner Corp.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 60,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Jan. 24 by F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Glore, Forgan
derived
water
12
1955
? 11
;
2,229,729
income.—
toriest, Inc." -he said.—V.
payable
will be
was
income
net
1956
iyob
..
10,830,000,..' 9;960",CQ0
railway.
oper.
32,7,43.148
'
bond*
\
for
revenues
'.
*69,213
,
From Jan. 1^
/
2,733,301
oper.
from
-rV.
program.
1956,
company
.
R(W OiR
11,803,948
7
.
'
income---
railway—n-_-*
from-
3.172.038
From Jan. 1—
in
Oct.
of
revenues
$31,341,264,
\
.
the
and the
1957 construction
the
ry.
Net
furnishing electric
the State
New Jersey.
The com¬
an
area having
an estimated popula¬
operating
aggregated
of
sale
'
_
31,
the
all outstanding
approximately
service.
EARNINGS—Total
Oct.
of
in
12
^operating
gross
electric
cost
27,386,500
12,216,034'10,407,140
railway—^
railway
from
Net
purposes,
engaged
communities
377
548,000.
the
of
is
southern
the
serves
tion
the
of
BUSINESS—Company
from
prepay
17tt
$50,942,882 $49 ,928,343
from
Net. l'y,
2222.
from
Gross
at
proceeds
to
company
for
for
pay
par,
/
share—_u-_—7——_■
-
November—
-
3,635.526
—
p.
Net
regular redemption
prices
and
at
special
redemption
prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
par,
to
if
PROCEEDS—Part
■will
to
101.66 '.r
$
176,622,003
28,471.332
,:.•
3,463,600
common
oper.
3,044,096
income
charges
184,
Net
101.11%.
redeemable
be
940,907
"Noi'ember—
J
100.385.
bonds
will
**
114,111,595
2,845,100
1,084,518
noper?.ting
after
Gross
.
Co.,
3,142,900
taxes
Bessemer & Lake
specifying a
coupon
were: White,
Weld
.& Co.
and Shields & Co.
(jointly) 101.039; The First Boston Corp.
and
Drexel
&
Co.
(jointly),
100.829;
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.,
100.816; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Smith, Barney
«?«
Co,
(jointly),
100.531;
Lee Higginson (Corp.,
100.529, and Blyth
&
140
2'>i
—
also
all
'
' "
Gross
Net
American. Securities- Corp1,
Struthers & Co. comprised a group which on Jan. 24 of¬
fered $10,000,000 of 4V2% first mortgage bonds, due Tan.
1, 1987, at 101.656% and accrued interest, to yield 4.40%.
*rhis offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
"The underwriters won award of the bonds at competitive
*
taxe.^—
$
:
668,302
114,992
income
Other' operating
4,110,185
476,959 '
*
Charleston & Western Carolina
x
Gross
Electric
.
,
25.439,776 267,542.109 245,213,050
"
"Loeb
ry.
28,170,612
*
••
:11
—
Deficit.—V.
revenues—-
25,385
332,628
.
-
stock—'
common
oper.
from
Net
Operating
'
Nec
City
'
1956—10 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$
—V.
Atlantic
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31-
2730.
p.
:',-465,398
-,v
■
8,928,946
Gross /from
86,934
Income—
oper.
184,
,■•••<■
.
v
M
From Jan.!—
t.
$392,973
453,992
382,656
.
;».•
2 "
30—v.,
Nov.
inov.
-
shares
per
'ry.
86,518
3,731,119
-
•
November—
*• ; 1956
Gros$ .from railway
•
$942,000*
Net fronuirailway----— <99,485.7.
$359,507
Federal
railway
549,809
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings
;
Privately—•".;.
121,317
railway—
1953
$3,275,263
for
ar-f'
to place privately $20,000,000 of first mortgage
company,
Bell
From Jan. 1—
Gross
r.
J
.7754,824
■
184, p. 2623.
f;
$403,370
3,238
'
1954
715,095/
,
-251,840
Months .u.naea
Mpntns Ended
Available for
notification with the. SEC
due Feb,/1; 1966 and
of
debentures
44,493
income-—
oper.
ry.
19.55
1956
•
.
; 627,546
•
'
i
7°
$3,478,700
$3,627,844,
income
Net
$357,852
railway—
railway--—
railway-^-/---.
*
7717 V:
5
".1955
1956
?
inrnmp
income-
nrnw
Gross
*
&
?'7'j:fi5;
Operating revenues
4%% bonds, series N, due 1972, through The First Bos-f"
ton Corp. and A. E. Ames & Co. Inc. rInterest and prin- 7
cipal will be payable in U. S. dollars.—V. 183, p. 2642.
184, p. 2730.
Atlanta
.
/■<
-
The
1,891,734
810,098
,
6.088,340
799.19.5
155,268
884,755'' ^..744,978
-166,566
170,743
;•
y
.
railway..-—,; $3,734,356
from
-
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—Bonds Sold
3.479,459
2,017,049
4,038,201
railway—2,129,745
from
of
ranged
railway-—
."45.835
5,381,503
,;
Ry.—Earnings—^
Georgia
of
November—
...
•Gross
Manufacturing
shares
$100
$327,126
185,580
From Jan. 1—
•Gross
5.929.926
v
42.7;;, \.7
Net'ry,:, oper. income—
$275,000
equipment,
1953
1954
$321,922
income—
oper.
11,848,218
•.'1,954,447. «, 2,490.627
2,654,971v^- 1,991.062--f 1,852,970
308,100
$392,853
*2,360
; *51,208
,.
v.•
2,261,651
y 3
income—
company
covering
There
—
railway
11,951,431
3. 503,152
.
142,517
n'.
fioit;^V. 185,
2618.
p.
ry. .oper.
Central
11,328,032
14, 467,070
i#18,285;
*7(3,843
'169,480
■
;
1954 -y"
*24 376-
1,C56,934 /
railway-----'-;,;
from
Net
"^Twelve1
v.Twelve
70,251,408
$358,568"
railway
-'195,116
V-v
$342.292,)!—.$337,,995
railway-—! 6,486.193
Net
Co., ^ Toms River, N. J.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— 7 4
165,719,573
68,214,681
1956
November—
•Gross
309,254*
V
s
.
-Earnings—
1955
K
fronv .railwayV1
°
.'
•
From- Jan;;
/*'_••
Beckjord
275,000
St.
&
;
..
;
r-
Canadian Facific Lines in Maine
Gross-.froiiT
1953.,,
.,:; i,
t
"
."?*47 '?P56 ••
$415,476
Net from' railway—,.,13,185
Net ry. oper; ..income—
43,046
<
1954
capital.
.-f. '
•
.November^-.
Gross
$705,926 ... $946,879
184,4711^
l-i34I519 ,:f
v
...HI.
,
of
Atlanta
$1,046,130
285,162
202,849
railway—/
oper.
V
1955
.
157,387
CI
Offering—A second-;• ^/'FrOlhJari.T-i1
GrosSi from railway1-;---"
41,160,507 .,39,299.531 V'36,469,099
39;672
ary offering
of 30,000 shares of commorL Stock (par ? Net: from railway—8,197,363 v 7,778,81.2
6,704,679
7.894
Net rv.f oper.- income—
$12.50) was made on Jan. 22 by White, Weld & Co. and
4,695,581 -..' i 4,463,113
3,836,727
3.816
—V. 184, p.-2623.
»'- "v*
".r J '
'■ ,fc""
associates at $52 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.25
per
share.
It was quickly? oversubscribedCentral Illinois Public Service
Co.—Earnings—
V. 184, p. 2438.
v'
' v;"'
:
2618.
p.
1956
$1. 158,018
railways-
railway
184,
••■>.■
:■
-
L•
^
for* working
and
recorcls
Beatrice Foods Corp.—Secondary
a-
'
v
151.060,047
132 ,207,648
60 ,351,520
railway—-
oper.
ry.
—V.
' railway—--- 539 611,414 527,191,817 484,108^307 564,284,242
from
jVfet
2:7et
338.
p.
WHu
i?.lies With SEC
T1 011 f 10
foi^productng.-v leasing.. arid'' pa'cka»iii»
be nsed
.
'
14,528,427
17,286,609
4 ,647,470
Income—
185,
total
The
railwayoper. income
from
finance
be* built by' Alco- Products, ,£uc. ,,/
switching.locomotives. to .be bawt ,
to the approval; of the interstatev.
estimated-Hcost rbf.-the;1 equipment
•/ ',:> J,"":' v V V *-;V
/"* "■% ; ;%•"
*
subject
& Co.,
Commission.
from
will
trdst
steel box cars to be built
Baltimore City; nine, 1,000 h.p.
of
X.
tOf
...
fire*" to
..The/proceeds
50-foot
800
Co.
Y—Filoc
lettd'
ft
.
^
.
under, this
issued
be
of
N
*OrK,
.
tilR.l
15
*.TftTV
nn
•
10 550,961
railway
to
cost
h.p. ,-diesel-electric
Morse
From Jan. 1—
..
Net
1953
1954
$52,172,415 $48,181,826
$49 ,641,533
railway-12.
Ry.- -Earnings—
1955
year/thereafter,, .to.'and .including
switching locomotives to
1,200
from
Gross
certain property
of
net
Construction
from
Net, ry.
From Jan. 1—
-Oross
the
November-
Net
an
Fe
1956
oper.
-five
Gross
> ■
the
authorized
15
company,
November—
,
certificates
of
Maryland
S3,687,980.—V.
.
.
agreement dated Nov. 13,
31956,
between the
company
and the Paper Towel & Tissue Corp.,
a>nd in connection therewith, to change the name of the company to
.wUiied-Albany Paper Corp. This change became effective' Jan. 16, 1957,
The stockholders also approved a plan of merger providing for the
merger and
consolidation ol the company into arid with the Allied
Paper Corp. (an Illinois corporation).—V. 182, p. 2322. '
.
•
;
this
of
assets
*md
each
Bangor & Aroostook RR.- -Earnings—,.
A. P. W. Products Co., Inc.—Name Changed—Merger—
/
in
February
and they wiu
Feb./1,, 1958, and op,-
each, ;on
York
r"nrnNew
fir, 11
tInn
corporation on Jan. 15 tiled a letter of "notification with the I
SEC covering 2,300 shares of .class. A-stock (par $1) and 2,300 sharp!
of1 class- B stock < par $100) to be offered in' units of-'ons share-6
01.
—
snare
oi
:
*v.
mini
nfti1?' iiJn ib
Thprp
trill.
UM
each .elites- of /stock at $101 per unit.There, wilL be .no * tinder writine
Feb,.; 1,-1957,
of
as
$224,000
r"
Tbtivately—-The corporation, it was announced on Jan. 23,
fias placed privately, through Clark, Dodge & Co,, 30,000
additional shares of common stock (par $2).—V, 184,
jp.
dated
••
Cabot MUSIC Corp., JNeW
m U
The
.
V
total
Commerce
Stock Placed
—
be
/
•
•
*.
of
by Fairbanks,
2730.
184, p,
"
of
diesel-electric
and
will
2^Wall St., New;Ydrk o, ct
invitations' have been, sent,k
The
bidders.
Installments
day
CO7,'-
to
by The
8,744.906
2,139,857
912,430
15
1957.
5.
WHrlai'c
4.,„
1972.*
1,
The
up
From Jan. 1—
Oross
first
Feb.
'57,971
,
in
Feb.
on
prospective
certificates
mature
$813,905
$760,584
railway—
front
from
noon
no
138
of
the company's office,
opened at
12
list
The
1953
1954
1955
•
be
at
lit.l-
„
a
Ann Arbor RR.— Earnings1956
will
Y.,
„
to
,
St. Paul & Pacific RR.—EquiP"
Certificates Offered—Halsev,
associates
on
jPT1
24
lnnIKiitntatrUSt,certificates>
annually Aug. 1, 1957
t0
offo-^r-i
Stuart & %
oi'd j>
$2 onn nAn
series VV, maturing semi¬
1972, inclusive. The
Feb; i>
Number 5607
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
certificates, first of two installments of an issue not ex¬
ceeding $9,000,000, were priced to yield from 3.75% to
4.20%, according to maturity.- The group won award of
the issue on Jan. 23 on a bid of 98.26%.*
* & Hutzler bid 98.613%
Bros.
Salomon
for the
certificates
Collins
The
of
this
1956
November—
11
Net
from
the
ry.
Net
'
Net
from
by
to
Net
ry.
1954
232,486
138,415
80,407
0*2623
2,939.115
3,292,920
2,715,892
4,863,477
857,136
1,233,623
1,168,538
ry.
Wyoming
Gross
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings-
Net ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
Net
1953
2,591,404
465,931
2,045,732
605,050
299,389
754,883
/
1953
1954
1955
178,822,548
183,160,898
20,114,300
28,981,221
*510,554
7,765,024
184,
Deficit —V.
172,969,263
188.710.163
19,761,116
26,357,957
477,187
7,244,760
'•
Charles
next
two
The
1955
to
1954
1953
ry.
ry.
184,
18,848,249
income.
2623.
oper.
p.
171,514,661 192.156,566
56,284.345
41.056,347
174,035,446
43,039,380
18,312,728
railway..
from
Net
183,546,279
42 172,612
railway....
from
Net
—V.
1—
Jan.
From
Gross
25,639,157
17,096,891
generate
1956
November—
Net
ry.
Jan.
Net
ry.
816,382
102,465
90,916
314,514
541,780
165,
30,391.603
*402,882
;
29.945,617
4,278.067
3,898.964
*664,412
*628,523
*649,120
.
assets
516,502
Co.
of
New
—V.
Vice-President,
Jan.
on
21
the
said
Industries
authorized
17
over-all
option
the
management
line
heads
]er
fered
underwriting group which
an
$4,200,000
this
Corp.
—
addition,
the
to
in
at
1882,
a
Clock
later
the
final
the
if
Sessions
Sessions
Con
the
Clock
Foods Corp.—To Hold
in
subsidiary!
California
!
abroad,
not
to
wore
sell
his
Stuart
Co.
&
ry.
auto parts cars and 650 box cars, estimated to.
100
ry.
;■ •"
■ y- ,-v
offering are: Drexel & Co.;
Union Securities & Co.; and Stroud & Co. Inc.-' *
in
-Participating
the
EARNINGS
.
.
NOVEMBER'; AND,'FIRST
FOR
11
'
MONTHS
'
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
~V.
income
1—.
Manufacturing
39,509,604
43.820,054
38,116,146
13,583,102
17,985,068
14,476,341
16.783,857
7,446,882
8,700,329
6,487,959
143.v
'
explained in
43,288,834
7,686,486
The
directors
of
ment
1956
Feb.
interest
holders
to
28,
have
1957.—V.
March
fixed
the
on
4V2%
133,
15,
1957
record
of
-
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Net
Net
•
ry.
railway—__
railway
Net
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
*
*
Cost
of
Uo.
S.
in
District
handing
in
7,340,346
the
with
w^iik
Wilham
Mich. —Earnings Higher
1956-57
i
1955-56
184,
185,
The
p.
are
2624.
6,342,620
3,007,849
2,791,950
184,
2738.
p.
Shore
Toledo
&
RR.—Earnings-
Line
•1955'
1956
1
22,902.888
Corp.—Secondary Offering-—A sec¬
&
general
2,025,695
1,475,274
expenses
166,902
income—
is
$800.379$478(615
7,549,575
3,331,874
933,742
6,792,525
2,854,948
3,615,709
768,075
1,052.886
railway
7,492,706
3,077,681
railway
794,845
income:—
o
i ^
N. Graven upheld the
findings and judgment in
d
m
!
President.
2-0bl3>;
New
29,951
7,898,579
2738.
p.
Offering—A
of common stock
(par $5). was made on Jan. 21 by Harriman Ripley &
Co. Inc. at $27 per share, with a dealer's concession of
70
cents
per
share.
It was quickly oversubscribed.
offering
—V.
184,
p.
2324.
of
shares
18,000
'
\
•
'
Douglas Aircraft Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
SEC
company
covering
1977,
1,
Loeb
headed
&
terms
to
Merrill
by
be
of
for
offered
be
Fennel- & Beane and Kuhn,*
price and underwriting
Fierce,
Lynch,
interest
The
Co.
are
to
filed a registration statement with the
convertible subordinated debentures, due.
public saTe through an underwriting
17
Jan.
on
$30,000,000
public offering
amendment,
rate,
supplied by
>
Net
proceeds to be received from the sale of the debentures will
initially be added to the working capital of the company, and may
temporarily
be
invested
in
short-term United States Government
securities. No specific allocations of
such proceeds can be made at
of rights would also be given
(he privilege of purchasing
then
; An
with
primary pre¬
of warrants
exercised.
be
approval to sell the
Commission.
application for
the Ohio P. U.
recent-quotations
At
cash
the
number
shares has also been filed
Clinton Machine
the case. Judge
City
Bank
agents
realized
and
(d)
25
Park
Place,
New
keep
the
lor
Drexel
was
additions
for
185,
p.
company
in
government
the
York.
York,
1
N.
N1.
p
Published
twice
Drapers
Gardens,
Y.. under the Act
Y.,
a
position to accept
addition to cur¬
(in
Furniture
Co.
improvements
and
to
its properties and
340.
Furniture
announced
on
Co.—Acquisition—This company,
R. S. Dickson &
See further details in
of stock.
by exchange
185, p. 144.
Dreyfus Corp., New
This
investment
its
to
programs
programs.
company
registration
ment
and
York—Registers With SEC—
on
16 filed with the SEC an amend¬
covering $8,500,000 additional fully-
Jan.
statement
$81,500,000
systematic
additional
York 7.
investment company
to
its
capital
accumulation
v
Dreyfus Fund, Inc., New York—Registers
This
ment
of
it
Jan. 24, has acquired the Morganton
Co. Inc. assisted in this transaction.
paid
from
to
projects
or
lacilittes.—V.
for
of New Yoi'k.
money
orders
gram;
V.
the sale of this additional common stock
will be used to repay outstanding bank loans of $7,990,000 and
to
defray part of the cost of the current construction program.
Cost
of
the program
for 1957-1958 will total $80,600,000, of which $37,155,000 will be spent in
1957.
The most important expenditure is
the- modernization
of the Frank M. Tait station by the installation
of two new 130,000 kilowatt generating units.—V. 185, p. 340.
The
undertake
or
projects);
(c)
to maintain its financial ability to
further advance the company's position in the development and pro¬
duction
of
commercial aircraft,
particularly its jet transport pro¬
rent
for DP
L stock on 1 lie New York Stock
ol. shares to be offered would have a market
the new stock will be the Winters
National Bank and Trust Company of Dayton, and the First National
subscription
(l>)
percentages;
orders
value,well:oyer. $15,000,000.
The
requirements resulting from increased investment in inventories
in part by the government policy reducing- progress pay*
occasioned
intent
board
will
according to the prospectus, because the company has noplans with iespect to the use of any of such proceeds, being
anticipate future requirements. The company expects, how¬
to use such funds, among other things, (a)- to meet its increased'
to
011
Jan.
stock
(par
$1 ).—V.
N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert
With SEC—
with the SEC an amend¬
2,000,000 additional shares,
16 filed
registration statement covering
183,
p.
1856.
D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
25, 1942, at he
iu Dominion of
n
week, reverv Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday 1. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
a week [
y Enylaud c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February
London E. C..
S 0itKc.nH„Hrtric <n tinned states, n s Possessions. Territories and Members of Pan-American Union. $60.00 per year,
of March 3, 18/J.
$63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
On
account of the fluctuations in the rate of exchange,
at
229,769
1—
(R. R.) Donnelley & Sons Co.—Secondary
ever.
of directors has determined the price on Feb. 8,
mailed to stockholders.
These shareholders will,
have the right to purchase the stock or sell the warrants until
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 28.
.
•
<
Exchange
patent
a
Co.—Registers ^ith SEC—
involved.
the
When
3:30
507,042
Henry
his
Seibert,
STatc
$613,388
present,
143.
owner
warrants
120,458
855,619
—.J
on
p.
any
$22,371,599
19,790.210
$26,751,483
J
...
„
involving
Dana
1953
1954
"
$608,437
246,295
62,162
90,875
income—
,,
$700,881
315,992
91,323
$707,112
297,749
railway—
railway
184,
Feb.
shares not subscribed for through the exercise of
emptive rights.
This privilege will be extended holders
by. allotment based upon the number of primary rights
-
' $26,720,553 $22,331,451
30,930
40,148
1
'
—
n
office
NOTE:
glass
filed a registration statement with the.SEC on Jan. 16,
•-1957,
covering 328,630 shares of its $7 par common stock,
to be.
offered for subscription by its stockholders of
record Feb. 8, 1957,"
at the rate of one additional share for each eight shares then held..
The
subscription price is to be supplied by amendment. No under-'
7,850,885
ruling
(Telephone
CHoarip,
of
drawings, and 130 photographs, "This Is
charge from Corning Glass Works, Corning,
charts,
Publishers
poet
history
The.company
8,900,126
6,056.453
•
lx—
Judge
and
the new publication deals with such topics
"How Is Glass Made?" and "How Is Glass Used?"
Dayton Power & Light
17,989.301
7,150,001
6,549,378
8,791,820
!;
dovyn
—V.
22,466,000
-»
y
:
in favor of tire defendant, declared that no patent
infringement, as alleged by Briggs & Stratton, had occurred.
Costs of the prolonged case will be shared equally by the plaintiff
and
the defendant.
Judge Graven declared.
Judge also decreed that
no
attorney fees would be awarded the defendant.—V. 183, p. 3007.
Graven,
20,757,932
3,664,052
4,283,614
oper.
18,970.023
'
infringement suit brought against
this company
by its principal competitor, Briggs & Stratton Co. of
Milwaukee, Wis., .culminated in Dubuque, Iowa, on Dec. 31, more than
two years after the
litigation was commenced.
,
U.
ry.
690,849
724,775
Upheld in Patent Infringement Suitcase
15,974,209
6,907,722
3,843,746
from
Net
unable
V.
•
court
19,074,396
6,050,339
present
Selling, advertising, admin.
Interest expense
:
Provision for Federal taxes
A
18,946,625
income
railway
Jan.
Net
611,500
products sold.
Net .income
268,168
from
Gross
debentures
504,080
income
_1
640,064
oper.
868.609
_.____!
income
437,382
secondary
applications,
methods,
ry.
From
group
•
Total
507,577
from
'
shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Jan. 23 by Dean Witter & Co. at $54
per share, with a dealer's concession of $1.15 per share.
It was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.—
writing
Miscellaneous
renewable
1, 1962 or
Net
1953
Clinton Machine Co., Clinton,*
sales
577.608
income—
1—
from
Gross
$1,892,735
Nine Months Envied Nov. 30—
Net
1953
$1,717,503
*16,287
railway—-_
Net
-
Crown Zellerbach
2737.
p.
1954
$1,524,879
661,645
Deficit.—V.
1954
23,144,834
9,577,513
„...
1955
$1,785,981
Detroit
ondary offering of 30,000
"*
1956
750,766
November—
pay¬
.
12,026,030
$1,919,820
railway
oper.
894.875
income.—
oper.
184,
ry.
$1,897.032
\
railway
railway.-.
the
the year
business 011
27,718,650
12,835,601
railway——
from
Net
1955
income...
I—.' v
Jan.
from
for
for
of
22,589,282
13,623,375
from
Gross
the
the
$1,999,630
743,600
789,068
...
oper.
From
Gross
d#te
bonds
close
1,254,906
78,645,744
13,968,586
Jan.
1956
'
from
from
6%
is available without
Y —V.
N.
1,329,548
67,068.481
26,974.775
oper.
From
$1,996,734
November—
Gross
the
at
884.
p.
the
as
debenture
income
debentures
of
of.
.
"What Is Glass?"
Illustrated
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Interest Payment—
1,247,582
"This Is Glass,"
Entitled
Glass"
1,447,343
74,294,325
income
2738.
from
ry.
.
just-published 64-pa'ge colorful brochure, this company
a
•
-
2,792,520
71.724.729
27,167,876
from
Net
announced.
as
1953
$6,969,77:1
2,419,917
income
p.
Net
Corning Glass Works—Issues Colorful Brochure—
-
1954
56,410,332
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-
Chairman
*
566,934
-
income...
p.
1,170,048
625,311
*
1955
$6,795,439
2,663,316
•
,
$250,000
capital, etc.
K
railway
185,
1,442,062
1,241,560
43.
a
$3,544,001
668,744
railway____
oper.
.
1953
$3,454,599
$3,686,434
728,715
.
■
>
1954
'•
$3,400,663
1,361(484
railway
railway-
oper.
From
1955
1956
Dillon,
Eastman
p.
1956
2,783,810
railway
oper.
184,
185,
RR.- -Earnings
railway--—
from
Net
below.—V.
Corp.
company,
covering.
SEC
subsidiaries of Southern.
made arrangements for
has
1—
Jan.
from
Net
—V.
the
(subordinated),
payable ("upon demand)^ Feb.
payable (without demand)
Feb.
1, 1567 to-be offered at par through Walnut Securities Corp.,
Philadelphia, Pa.; B. Ray Robbing Co., New York, N. Y. and Berry
& Co.! Newark, N. J. The proceeds are to be used for loans, working-
cost $10,500,-
public
for
energy
$7,099,316
railway
railway
oper.
From
.
.
cars;
ooo.
Inc.
electrie
for
Western
Grande
Rio
&
Development
Reactor
Power
from
from
Net
bid 99.4335% for the certificates, also as
3%s.
:
'
■
' ' ■■■;•
■
- - y; '
;
!
'
Issuance and sale of the certificates are1'subject to the authorization
;Consumers Time Credit, Inc.—Files With SEC—
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
•
-••
! y. !
The entire issue of certificates is to be secured by 300 steel homier
The corporation on Jan.
17 filed a letter of notification with
! Halsey,
generating
in
used
of
economy
engaged in constructing;
Beach, Mich., in order to
producing, by means of a
is
Lagoona
et
and
November—•
is
of the Board
of
Rosenberg Bros.,
established more than 60 years ago, is the
largest independent .processor and distributor of dried fruits and nuts
and its current sales indicate it will have no difficulty in maintaining
its leading position in both domestic or world markets.—V. 185. p. 340.
that
be
to
which
company
reactor
atomic
steam
aiso
Gross
Electron
is
non-profit
a
and
1.20%
the' soundness
Denver
Rosenberg Unit-
increasing demand for them
Consolidated
Foods'
decision
TognazZini,
Roland
'said
is
Company
are
to be effected, conditions the granting of any loans
being guaranteed as to principal and interest. Delaware
Southern and 11 other sponsoring companies have entered
guaranty agreements.
See
operating
Co.
guarantee
Holding
their
into
Manage¬
agreement
Co.
date,
the
Power,
to negotiate an
to the Sessions
company
assistance
Co.—Hearing Feb. 1—
and The Southern Co.
under
November—
factors
deciding
9,378,591
borrowings
upon
2760.
country .and
18,882,35fi
j
$15,000,000 of borrowings from five New York banks acting as Trustees
lor
various
pension 'rusts. The Loan Agreement under which these
Kennedy
Mr.
in
p.
commitments from Delaware Power and
secure
additional funds PRDC aiso
exptansion
program
and
is
not
for
sale.
pointed out that increasing sales of Rosenberg products
aggressive
certificates,
L, maturing semi-annually Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb. 1,
1967, inclusive. The certificates, first instalment of an
issue aggregating $8,400,000, are priced to yield from
3.50% to 3.85%, according to maturity. The group won
award of the issue on Jan. 22 on a bid of 99.537%.
*
;
series
184,
To
President, on Jan. 21 announced that Rosenberg
Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary, is launching
a
most
&
71,630,313
12,194,616
5,934,934
10,789,635
2,456,860
to
reactor,
Kennedy,
M.
Bros.
Jan. 23 of¬
on
equipment trust
3%%
of
S.
678.612
82,775,259
service.
Delaware Power and
Southern are among
the 21
sponsoring- companies.
PRDC
has obtained
commitments for con¬
tributions
totaling $23,540,000
from
interested companies, including;
Gross,
purchase,
to
Established
Consolidated
Certificates Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutz-
ment Trust
682,407
75,170.428
14,128,195
7,720,973
2624.
SEC
Net
credit
a
81,348,778
breeder
Gross
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Equip-
*
utility
raise
to
Conn.
Electronics will In
an
p.
1,252,101
435,132
income...
company
the
fast
manufacturer of electric clocks and related timing devices.
be subject to approval by stockholders of both companies.
183,
"1,287,557
railway—
determine
will
Actions
811,683
*84,044
railway—
PRDC
York, Inc.—Offering
the 1955-56 period.
Jan,
Sessions.
of
.leading
42.
p.
391,775
Electronics
on
extend
receive
will
31,398.399
4,754,044
30,034.217
4,910,931
591,909
Forestville,
of
Consolidated
reached,
income.
oper.
y Deficit.—V.
Co.
Clock
1953
$6,937,548
976,523
1—
oper.
proposals
roughly $185,000,000 in new money
for Its expansion program, and
from, internal company sources.
This
$310,000,000. of which about $30,000,000 will be
supply
to
agreement
1—
railway...—
from
1.304,474
$125,000,G00
than
more
directors
The
1953
$3,179,314
557,345
railway.J.—
from
Gross
Net
1954
$2,918,93(1
593,371
income
oper.
From
1355
$2,863,299
327,940
railway..
from
.
$2,799,641
720.615
railway
from
Net
1954
$6,626,421
have filed separate applications
Act with respect to their
8%, respectively, of $15,000,000 of
proposed borrowings by Power Reactor Development Corp. ("PRDC");
and ithe Commission has given interested persons until Feb.
1, 1957.
to request a hearing on the respective proposals.
3,169,047
865,151
two years to help pay
Consolidated
Gross
2,527,371
1.370,545
ment Contract—
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.
Chicago, St.
3,420.305
1,384,751
Financial
in
-Earnings-
1955
$7,182,972
Delaware. Power & Light
26—
"expects
about
to
9,284.133
1956
Deficit.—V.
with
applied against bank loans outstanding at the end of 1956.
Mr. Delafield said the company has tentatively set P'eb.
26 as the
offering date for its $55,087,300 issue of 15-year convertible debentures.
He said the company plans to offer stockholders $1,000 of debentures
for each 250 shares they own, and hopes to price the preemptive rights
issue to yield stockholders from 25 cents to 35 cents a share, should
they decide to sell their rigjhts.—V. 185, p. 42.
from
Net
46,462
or
company
amounts
railway,.— $16,676,272 $15,301,784 $15,591,803 $15,342,201
3.703,625
railway——
3,594,734
3.848,663
4,230.549
2,142,622
oper. income
1,653,656
2,121,353
1,895,210
from
Net
113,491
46.844
spend $290,000,000 on new construction during the
about. $65,000,000 more than the
approximately
to
yeais,
during the next
& Pacific RR.—Earnings1956
NovemberGross
108.103
64,424
Edison
$225,000,000 it spent
Chicago, Rock Island
148,615
3,472,426
DelaCield.
B.
plans
company
12,662,350
5,324,567
$265,099
2737."
Consolidated
2623.
p
$292,844
a
income...
8,988,655
9,735,691
$7,207,455
railway
from
from
This
-railway.—.
p.
14,810,422
!
2624.
Jan.
ry.
*
52.029
Is Expected on Feb.
railway.
oper.
184,
ry.
Net
Ry.—-Earnings1—
$333,589
_
.'railway!—V!_ '!
oper. income!—.!
ry.
—V.
income
50,852,403
17,378,624
9,659,146
railway
p.
44,762,742
railway———
oper. income.--
From
2,448,008
railway——
from
Gross
1954
1—•
Jan.
From
.
2,510,203
railway—
oper. income.—
from
Net
1955
1956
-
from
*
48,483,171
from
Net
v.
Net' from
railway—_ $16,121,809 $16,784,193 $15,862,386 $1G,017,359
from
income.
1—•
Jan.
793.88ft
592,713
52,683,243
railway
from
Gross
&
1,007,554
1—
oper.
Net
oper.
986,789
873,354'
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.
:
2.098,190
125,551
Net
823,961
income
"
:
$395,712
.T From
from
ry.
Net
y"
.
Colofado
$4,311,504
November—
14,870,552
13,114.025
14,070,999
14,206,789
1956
November
from
Gross
income.-.
oper.
184,
V;!' !
i!■
.
1
456,383
189,673
,
Jan.. 1—•
from.railway-2-1,".
1953
$4,305,119
1,260,984
f
1953
413,151
1954
$4,434,392
1,445,490
$1,401,799
432,003
.
-Earnings—
$4,804,215
railway.
Jan.
Net
$1,368,700
Corp.
1955
railway———
—VV 184,
1955
RR.
1956
«■
oper.
From
Gross
187,410
railwayJ;
income!!-
oper;
ry.
—V.
,
Gross
from
Gross
and
inventory
cash,
Hudson
&
November—
view
in
$1,287,355
1956
1
Jan.
While
24.
railway—$1,462,844
,
Net-,from. railway!——x
1953
.882,111
rail\vay-_l_ $20,882,111 $21,329,566 $20,863,354'$21,014,248
3,250,653
Net from railway---'-—
4 .058,348 • 3.836,872> 4,826,587
Net ry. open income—
1: 2,^)63,172 ! 1,527,191
2,920,410
1.179,425
From
1
of the company will be substantially improved
the imcdiate effect thereof on its book position is
declaration of the dividend.—V. 184, p. 323,
the
Front
MONTHS
1954 "
1955
*
March
payable
.disposal of its worsted wear apparel
Jan.
on
Delaware
Dividend—
postion
Net from
from
Gross
the
on
November—
Gross
Gross
FIRST
AND
incurred
announced
was
dividend
a
Net
-t'V'
NOVEMBER
FOR.
EARNINGS
"■
•
loss
Corp.—Omits
declare
not
Colorado & Southern Ry.— Earnings-
,
■-
did
disposal,
prevent
sale of the certificates are subject to the authoriza¬
tion of. the Interstate Commerce Commission.
The entire -issue of; certificates is
to be secured by 1,000 all-steel
box cars and
150 steel covered hopper cars, estimated to cost $11,213,225.
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,
participating in- the- offering are:. Dick & Merle-Smith; R. w
pressprlcli & Co:; Baxter & Co.? Freeman* & Co.; McMaster Hutch¬
inson
& Co.; WVil.. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; and Shearson, Hammill
CO.-
book
eainings
and
Issuance
the
business,, it
4»/as.
as
Aikman
&
directors
3
(483)
Chronicle
and Financial Chronicle
... Monday, January 28, 1957
The Commercial
Duluth Missabe
November-*—
from
GrO&s
Net
from
Net
ry.
>
Iron Range
&
■
$5,437,555
1,231,543
'** 436,681
railway——
railwajV^iL
income.:
oper.
From Jan. 1—.
.-,t
195&. •»,
$3,844,745'
663,464
* 202,392
1954
_
\ 1953
$3,490,186
$907,564
*814,437
'*328,740-
•
tExcludes
'747,632
;
.
Net
from' railway.'
51,574,604
23,998,732
Net ry.* oper.
incomei-i.
38,496,684
11,875,802-
10,540,400
44,702,948
railway—- 15,074,815
from
184,
*5,513,392
-6,270,081
62,555,135
9,760,595
•
effect
§Gives
28.569,491
NOTE—The
AA^A'"a
2738.-
p.
terest on
of
A Duluth South
NoVember-r—
Gross
Net
*
from -railway.;
from
Net ry.
from
front
Net ty.
a
f
-
(1,569,501
1,262,763
937,986
-••• 684,293
:::Av-
43.;
p.
*
740,624
A
'
321,404
"
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
A
-
-
railway-.—
*
Gross
-
$550,400 «'
205,16F"
income
oper.
.1
•*-,.
from
^Deficit.—V.
El
184,
385,250
company
stock
Gas
Jan.
on
a;'aa
..
$372,900
136,682
Co.—Makes
8 offered
B
stock
for
stock.
common
extended.
The
the
shares
holders
wjll
B
stock
common
of
such
obtain
to
shares
deliver
a
stock.
The
shares
of
which
are
5,235,952
Pacific
of
stock
it
as
can
maximum
of
conversion
upon
5.235,952
as
shares
of
and
the
Promptly
Lee
the
posited with
its
cause
without
of
further
any
B
common
notification
shares
Mr.
shares
H.'
of
Mr,
the
If
of
its
common
the
shares
required to be
tered as specified
hsued
are
after
the
as
If
the
the
B
common
connection
various
stock
with
the
on
the
of
exchange offer
continue
1957.
If
the
before
thereafter/at
effective
Feb.
3:30 p.m.
8,
(EST)
date
1957,
it
that if
such effective
but
does
to
3.30
occur
tinuation
of
entirely
at
May
option
the
date
has
John
on
not
oAer
Claude
by
the
duly
No
the
option
in
In
shares
connection
connection
entered
Pacific
the
of
and
company
Feb.
8,
before
exchange
Mr.
ments
into
with
in
of
the
company,
offer,
Pacific,
to
in
State
a
to mail the offer
where the company
to
any
8,
of
has
Pacific
agreement
posit their stock
the
true
and
The
from
correct
the
time
before
time
Pacific
loan
has
under
1957
of
whether
not
at
this
exchange
complied
and
of
request
Dec.
the
with
$15,000,000
of
Pacific
notes.
The
8,
1957
it
wPl
for
the
offer is
requested
is
rate
of
ever
that
expected
share
company
such
Cuba
"To
the
and
York
apply
Stock
The company's
the
Exchange
stock
common
listing
and
the
listed
is
of
the
Pacific
those
on
common
Coast
B
road
will
be
the
and
plants
the
to
ducer
in
a
of
economy
of
129,600
on
lines
butadiene,
to
of
rubber
the exchange offer is
consummated, it is expected that Pacific will
as
a
subsidiary of the company, end the
management of
the company has no
present intent of merging Pacific into the
company
or
having
Iri
the
company
acquire
tT8u1 Ka-vser- President
Vice-President
that
certain
of
of
the
the
of
company,
company's
Pacific.
Pacific's
assets.
It. is
also
our
tons.
When ,the
Firestone
principal
a
the
as
we
fit
The
the
the fiscal
1957
model
plants
,
,
Aa«i .r.zed
,
Production
of
natural
plantations in Liberia
than
for
our
1,200
on
projected
note
payable due
preferred stock
Second
preferred
$4.40
Common
stock
Common
B
($3
stock
($100
stock
convertible
(no
series
par
($3
of
par
value)
par
value)
$15,000,000
value)—__
.
„
certain institutional investors.
shs.
§10,770 170
13lPe
company
also
ry.
Gross
Net
are
at
commit-'
All
.stock.
common
$4,000,000
the
process
the
of
of
of
1969,
stock,
of
the
deben¬
developing
a
of
the
Manila
such
be
to
other
will
necessary
need
is
program
evidenced
the
by
steps,
funds
carried
such
can
frem
be
completed
GPU.
If
the ,advances
out,
and
by
to
GPU
bonds,
2224. AA.A/A .,:-.*
p.
I"
AA
*
.AA'" Ac
,
Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
1956—10 Mos.—1955
$1,024,310
$926,560
$9,755,077
592,722
525.697
5,760,769
$8,711,972
5.266,389
155,090
151,000
1.408,000
1,232.000
taxes_-
739.463
income
$193,306
$177,719
$1,724,867
$1,474,120
1,147,472
on
are
was
14-inch
plantation
144.058''
1,338,556
No\* 30—
Co.
of
Ohio—Earnings-
1956—Month— 1955
1956—11 Mos.—1955
revenues
$864,581
$788,481
$9,397,617
Operating,
expenses
461,317
482.021
5.270,823
$8,460,481
5,350.555
taxc-s__
151,000
108.000
1.494.800
1.157.000
Federal
income
Other
operating
taxes-
63.669
58 883
739,275.
668,563
Net
operating
income
$188,595
$139,577
$1,892,719
$1,484,363
after
—V.
184,
site
147,221
108,223
2117.
General Telephone
at
rubber
tires
largest
again
were
chaiges
p.
1,453,710.
•
1,117,495
V.
*
...
Co.
Period End. Oct, 31—
Operating
Ar\o»«oBri
Operating
in
Other
pro¬
Southwest—Earnings-
the
$1,692,429
awvtAfS
*1
;
expenses
income
of
1956—Month—1955
revenues.
tr
Federal
research
trees
now
149,545
Telephone
Period End
synthetic
synthetic
world's
our
charges
184, p. 2625.
General
cars.
the
after
Firestone
1.000-aere
a
include
rubber
surveys
rubber
of
It
551
Fifth
reserves
be
received
nr\n
r\rir\
1,097,979
taxes
t~rrir\
209,000
operating taxes
1956—10 Mos.—1955
$14,727,849
C7 K d 1 4
91675.414
1,927,000
883,650
$1,497,079 .$16,626,808
Vi-a
'
ecn
950.779
10.510,657
218,000
*
a
e*t
a
2,347,507
106,214
86.702
1,045,343
$279,236
v: $241,598
$2,723,301
194,081
2,127,415
increased
Net
-
plantation
planted on
operating income
after charges.^
Net
—V.
in
progress to find
in the Philippines."
184.
p.
216,687
,»
.$2,241,785
1,654,481
2117.
General Tire
Guaranty
&
Trust
Rubber
Co.
of
Co.—Fractional Interests—
York will act
as
agent up to the
8, 1957, in accepting order forms for the purchase
fractional interests in shares of common stock resulting
the stock dividend
payable Jan. 18, 1957.—V. 184, p. 2441.
New
close of business Feb.
and
from
Avenue
the
Inc.
units
and
to
of
sale
of
Georgia Power Co.—Seeks Approval of
Acquisition—
This company, it was
announced on Jan. 22, has applied to the SEC
authorization to purchase all of the
assets, properties and business
of Georgia Power &
Light Co. and the Commission has scheduled the
pre¬
for
accept
right to reject any and all
matter
17, N. Y-,
-
the French company at 551 Fifth Av¬
by 5:00 p.m. (EST) Feb. 11, 1957.
by
1956
1955
1954
far
Georgia
$2,748,378
$2,510,604
760,708
440,987
259,217
income—
157,685
386,965
66,155
*34,627
*
railway
33,998,287
30,823,389
rallw&yL—__\ * 8,751,030
income„_ 7I 3,744,177
-'4,428,807
-*Defiett.~v.
:18S;
p.
«3.:;
:
•
r
1
28,548,934
-
on
123,S37
Feb.
5,
1957.
2,415,785
Light Co.,
of
its
a
utility
properties
business
are
the
&
Light Co. for many
years.
price for the properties will consist of (1)
$8,650,000
as
at
a
cash pay¬
April
date
of
closing
in
3^'.WfG. aggregated $330,372
of
8,078,522
^
&
electric
30, 1956, plus any increase thereafter
Georgia Power & Light's common capital and
surplus and its indebtedness to Florida
Power (which increase at 6epi-
29,870,879
4,253,585
to
The purchase
ment
'
7.639.6321:"
the
Georgia Power
--
to
oper.
in
Georgia, where all
$2,441,405
647,257
from
hearing
Power
subsidiary of Florida Power Corp., is
in
20
counties
in southern
located, immediately south of and
properties
of
Georgia Power Co.
The
transmission
facilities of the two companies are
interconnected, and Georgia Power
Co.
has supplied a
substantial part of the energy
requirements of
engaged
1953
$3,016,361
'
has
due
preferred
and
in
out¬
$4,000,000
oper.
Lake
railway__-__
railway
oper.
from
Net ry.
agreements
value
stock,
con¬
had
861,441
.
From Jan. 1—
5,235,952 shs.
llne bonds
bond purchase
The
Net
shs'
from
value 614%
maae.
of
station.
...
from
Net
116 852 shs
5.300,000 shs.
lssuaM^nrioi-'irt1 Dec. 31. 1957 pursuant to
mortgage
issuable prior to rw^i?'m70' flrst
'
must
New York
Gross
-
1960,
the
72.144
—V.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
t737237shs
472,288 shs
300,000 shs
value)—
par
1,000.000 shs.
1954
stock
November—
1 200 000
time
income
adjacent
39 000 000
1956,
6'a debentures
of
at
83,282
Net
were
36!400',000
1960
30,
to
made
date
in part; the costs
Rockwell generating
par
is
interest
the
open
not
be
pay
its
par
Manila
to
iaxes__
plant for
of
new
intends to purchase up to 2,000
receipt.
common
.
enue,
due 1957
First
company
order of
in
Tenders
2'88l'397
from
on
1958,
are
bear
to
are
$4,000,000
pesos
Manila
31,
of
II
2 604 000
Subs.—
expansion
new
a
a
in
rubber
and
of
acres
and
as
'.'a
of
passenger
position
tenders.
*$404,135,000
to
oper.
sale
and
tenders
Outstanding
.
mtge. pipe line
bonds—company__$850,000,000
First mtge. pipe line
bonds of subsid.
5,000,000
First mortgage note of
subsidiary..—.
Sinking fund debentures
54,000,000
3%%
and 4%
notes payable to banks
to
to
to
advances
balance
unpaid
preferred
GPU.
revenues.,..
Net
material
unit
year
its
More
site
French
ferred
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
EXCHANGE OFFER
First
3%
for
is
Operating
present
said,
raw
first
establishing
are
during
plantation in Brazil,
share
switch
Other
have been invited to offer their
to Fred F. French Investing Co., Inc., at $41
per unit of
preferred stock and one share of common stock. Fred F.
French Investing Co., Inc. will pay stock transfer taxes.
one
consid¬
domestic
551 Fifth Avenue Inc.—Tenders of Stock—
stock
company, and Howard
Boyd, a
become directors of
Pacific, and
officers may also become
officers of
40
the
by
that
are
184,
Federal
Thp stockholders of record Jan. 11
expected
the
will
of
all of
effectuation
the
to
The
;
and
20 pesos
expenses_^_„
program
of replanting our Liberian
plantations
with
higheryielding rubber trees is proceeding on schedule."—V. 184, p. 2739.
operated
shares
Period End. Oct. 31—
If
be
-
switch
a
a
the
at
than, Dec.
Such
Manila
1965,
cumulative
Operating
been
Our
Exchange
Exchanges.
the
by
advance
to
later
not
addition
in
Operating
distribution.
our
maintained
rubber.
Firestone
new
arcing
Corp.—Advances
Manila,
on
General Telephone
1955.
changes in all
synthetic
our
long
construction
introduced
Guatemala.
suitable
and
application, Manila on Sept.
of 5:i4%
debentures due in
due
owned
extent
V.
rubber,
capacities
of
under
company
of
the
on
a
be
of
used
the
of
stock,
Manila
and
the
help supply these plants," Mr.
"Our
transistor
maturing in 10 equal
semi-annual installments commencing five years from the date the new
generating unit is placed in service. Otherwise, the advauc&s will be
represented by serial notes; of Manila maturing in the same manner.
substantially increased. When
purchased from the Government in 1955, they had a
were
our
to
shares
are
prior
is completed this year, capacity will be 230.000
long tons.
of
annum
$4,000,000
the
and
y.
Philippines.. The adoption of 14-inch
passenger car manufacturers for their 1957
and
capacity of
is
production
program for exchanging or redeeming its outstanding debentures (in¬
cluding these held by GPU) through the issue of first mortgage bonds;
but it is not anticipated that the preparation of the bond indenture
greater
in
wiring
$3,750,000.
25.000-Kw.
a
1,000.000
tures
greatest
Velon
efficiency
"Products
most
While
stock
in
petrochemical center which
Stock
Stock
the
on
Orange, Tex. We also have a financial interest
plant now under construction in England.
or
it
rubber,
manufacture
rubber,
exists
will
cars
and Improvements in processing equipment
production of tires, natural and synthetic
the
production
program
cov¬
make
request
a
of
of
common
coming year, increasing' the demand for original
number
per
of
request
debentures
250.000
excellent
an
6''
time,
to
proceeds will be
6Va '■'(
for
time
aggregate
written
standing
rubber
high
will
the
to
these plants
for each
this loan
the
record
a
first
Net-
for
combined
*
company
New
in
Charles, La., and Akron, Ohio, have
by delivery
consummated.
the
that
or
one
agreement to make
the. exchange
Jan.
agreement
at
in
company
equipment.
is
The
in
foam
"The
are
on
any
$1,115,179,783,
./AA-A ,vA A'AA '
factories.
add
against
payable
by
were
thin
Utilities
Public
According
plasties, metal products, Exon basic resins
lor plastics, textiles, and Airide
springs. Additional warehouse facilities
were provided at our plant in
Brentford, England, and in our Buffalo,
Columbus, Des Moines, Peoria and Richmond sales districts. These
agreement.
and
The
profit of
a
the
be
to
hearing on Feb. 13, 1957.
proposal,
GPU
agrees
an
struction
reported
only
using
from
of
rate
Comptroller.
19,
transistor
power
the
the
upon
and
were
made
to
our
plants at home
and
abroad
plant for the manufacture" of coated fabrics Was estab¬
Magnolia. Ark.," he said. "New tire factories are now under
at
Foamex
provided the
the
1956
Jan.
on
earned
ever
of
Counsel,
Earnings—
Chairman,
fiscal
oifice
for
Under
exceed
General
Cooper, General Manager.
control a load of one kilowatt with a tran¬
watt," Mr. Cooper said, adding he believes the
to
corporation,
account,
companies.
and
announced by Berry W.
needed
distance
matter
additions
provided
of
de-'
agreement
the
•
Vice-
"Expanded capacity
been
to
to
and
by most of the
models necessitated extensive mechanical
practicable
warranties
to
up
the
a. new
our
the
Jr.,
highest
for
plants and
construction
Pacific, including an agree¬
Pacific, to lend to Pacific
1957
31,
made.
The
the
company
"Major
Jtnd
residing
agree
as
offer,
in
company
has
soon
5%
stock
amount
irrespective of
the
as
representations,
company
to
offer
promissory notes of Pacific
at Pacific's option either in cash
common
$30 principal
the
company
prior
the
of
of
various
the
company^ at
31,
of
period
the
of
unsecured
Dec.
of shares
and
part
to
subordinated
the exchange
warranties
contains
the
on
30-day
and
agreement
ment-by
pursuant to
original
representations
enants
Sales
Firestone,
Sales
of
lished
qualify
within
re-elected
was
Record
elected
was
and profits."
Mr., Firestone said that $58,570,529 was invested
equipment during 1956. compared with* $55,723,138 for
and Pacific have deemed it inadvisable
the-.common B stock for the purpose of the offer.
The
stockholders of Pacific who are parties to the
to
of
sales
be'
stockholders
President,
111
it was announced 011 Jan. 22, has joined with its
Philippine subsidiary, Manila Electric Co., in the filing of an applica¬
tion with the SEC with respect to a proposal of GPU to make advances
on
open account to Manila;
and the Commission has scheduled the
history, creating an expanded market for the sale of reulacement
and hundreds of other auto supplies.
In fact, the sales outlook
ali" of our products appears most favorable.
As a
result, we are a
looking forward to 1957 as a year of excellent opportunity for
until
will
company
the
to
marketed
said.
of switching'a load in excess of one kilo¬
production at the corporation's Delco Radio
mass
is only one
Radio
This
Chairman
in
General
as
directors
tires
1957
continued
ten
stockholders
and
be
Mr.. Menge
Vice-
years
in
aggregate
required
■>.*.;-r
as
three
will
heaters
line,
This results in much longer switch life, and,
consequently,
much higher reliability in industrial control applications.—V. 185. p. 4*4.
for
approximately 348,000 shares of its
common
stock and
comprising the entire membership of its board of
directors.
Under
the
agreement the company is required,
subject to
various
contingencies, to make the exchange offer, except that it is
not
Pauley
equipment tires.
1957,'
the con¬
shall be
agreement
and
five.'-years
and
the board .of
Vice-President
of "domestic subsidiary
was
re-elected Secretary
senger cars during the
tire
an
-'.:.a' ' a a,
water
Deluxe
a
eliminated.
Presi¬
as
and
Production Increased-—
are
power
erable
He
years.
position for 1957," he said.
"Our
production facilities are equipped to turn out more and better products
With greater efficiency than ever before,
y
*: '"A-"-'
"AH indications point to a much higher sales volume of
new
pas¬
exchange Offer,
exchange
the
the
stock
B
common
the
the
between
owning
of
with
44
that,during fiSp{Q';1956 Firestone had carried
largest program of Modernization and expansion .in' its 56-year
investing more than $58,500,003 for additions to and improve¬
"Our
regis¬
8.
Feb.
date
be
may
that
announced
Assistant
of
Introduced—
capable of switching such a high power.
Two of the advantages offered by using the transistor as
are
that it is possible to switch an electrical current from
meet
Firestone 'revealed
history,
1957, and
offer,
effective
it
after
development
charge
wheels
fractional
issued
A.
out the
there¬
soon
before Feb.
or
"The
^
to
Firestone.
company, until May 1,
offer has not occurred by
such
for
*
Jackson
and
also
Shea
J,
former
Thomas
industry.
at its option extend it to
shall, if so requested by Pacific,
April 9, 1957, provided, however,
of
Cohill,
Harvey S.
the
occurred
John
Jr.,
named
$4,245,000
new
a
Frigidaire
time,
it has been
sistor switch
Elton
to
1918 and has served
*.a
now
Division,
Vice-Presidents,
Treasurer,
new
a
a.-.'
research
of
Firestone,
Reports
may
after
watt
President
the Board.
Delco
two new
Firestone
in
a"
charge
in
Joseph
1957.
1,
L.
President
which
company
exchange,
letters.
As
until
of
and
with
company
Firestone succeeds Mr,
C.
elevated
had
and
extension
any
excnange
of
exchange
company
1957,
(EST)
p.m.
during
the
the
Feb. 25,
on
extend
up
the
of
1948.:-
been
of
transistors capable
Power
as
of
Corp.—New Heaters
Imperial
series—an
Transistor
■
Officer,
Vice-President.
L. -Cohill,
associated
the
has
series U, 4.5.0% equipment trust certificates.
a
"a a ". 'a - 1 '
is introducing
1957, according
first
the
For
two
of directors,
Committee, and Harvey H.: Hollinger from Treasurer to VicePresident in charge of finance, succeeding Mr. Shea. Elton H. Schulen¬
berg, former Assistant Tieasurer, was elected to the office of Treasurer,
succeeding Mr. Hollinger.
(approximately
the
occurs
Managem't
Executive
Chief
Vice-Chairman
of
Executive
John
been
director of
a
Harvey S.
by 'the exchange
stock
exchange agent shall deliver.such shares
stockhol* ers of Pacific entitled thereto.
depositing
has
Jackson
elected
in
part
the
effective date
and
Vice-President.
automatically
the
transmit tal
the
elected
Hollinger
Raymond
..
action
of
exchange offer shall nevertheless continue
may
or
in
the
in
practicable,
various
of
and
meeting of the board
position
new
President
the
stock,
the
to
Executive
exchange agent, for the accounts of the respective '
depositing stockholders, in exchange for the deposited shares of Pacific
common
annual
Finance
.
will
company
Chairman
the
at
requested that he be relieved of his duties
was
dent-since
issuable
stock
that
Schulenberg. "in moves enlarging executive management
increasing business opportunities ofV the years ahead."
the
addi¬
many
the company
stock.
common
17,915,976
-r/ r;-r : "v AAAAA'Aii-A 1"--r
Firestone also announced the election
$60,538,848,
the
to
Pacific
43,592,436
11,651,351
C. Firestone was named President of the company and James
Trainer
L*.
19
'
..
expanded line of electric water
heaters for
to C. H. Menge, General Sales Manag. r.
Sixteen basic* models are olfered In rqund and table-top units Willi
capacities ranging from 30 to 82 gallons.
168,202,670
25,819,452
13,610.974
Jr.,
Firestone,
elected
was
Raymond
maximum ;.hares to be outstanding> have, been so, de¬
the exchange agent, but .hot otherwise, the
company jpifl
B stock transfer agent, The Chase Manhattan
Bank,
to
S.
Jackson
common
deliver
to
written
2,435,000
81.4%" of
stock
stock
B
common
139,931.043
30,573.590
43.AAAA
Jan.
on
R.
and
of
the holders of the
or
after
that
1958 the
1.
common
company
agent
Jan.
On
be
147,458.388
14,347,827
— -
income-^-
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Expands Its
outstanding interim notes of
toual of 2,991,973 shares, and multiplying this figure
1957).
8.
:
161,654,438
35,831,016
railway—
p.
Harvey
was
offer,
2,041,934
Motors
General
Frigidaire
railway—
open
185,
stated
company's common B stock is identical with and entitled to ad
rights of the company's common stock on a share-for-share basis in
all respects, except that the'common B Stock is excluded from
partici¬
pating ijn any cash dividends paid on the common stock
during 1957
up to but not exceeding $1.30
per share
(or an appropriate adjusted
amount per share in;case of any stock
split-ups, stock dividends,'re¬
adjustment or reclassification of common stock occurring sucsequent
Jan.
from
ry.
—v..
The
to
from
Gross
Net
and
•
.
2.765,715
1,454,305
income—;.-
oper.
y.
s;
agent
Equipment Trust of" 1957,
—V. 182; p. 1566. •
From Jan. 1—
Northwest
this offer.
by
Pacific, making a
by 1 % which is the number of sh .res of common B
in exchange for each
share of Pacific common stock.
become
1
*1953
-
;
1351.
p.
$12,825,144
3,446.871
Stockholders—
Trust Co., New York,
registrar for an issue
Farmers
Bank
paving
trustee
$13,845,244
3.376,755
1.132,900
1,450,842
$14,044,082
common
2,435,000
accept the exchange
1954-
1955
1956
f
;
railway—— $15,344,881
railway*—3,591,664
-
AA'-
Knapp,- lnc.0 t-elow.—V.-184,
Citv
^The
from
2,5l7joo
Fruit Growers Express Co.—Trustee Appointed—
A
V
-
Net
figure is computed by adding to the 2,851,973
outstanding and subscribed for, .14$000 shares
now
issuable
minimum
*'"
RR.—Earnings—A/ ?
from
515,946
.
/ *480.657
Feb.! 8, unless
of Pacific Northwest and
outstanding
Pacific
and
issue
Erie
Harvey H.
a
2624.'
p.
November—.
av'vaa! v
all
of
1,390,362
Net
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York,
desires
outstanding
tional
each eight shares of Pacific
agent.
company
.6,298,548
*4,607,911
incomei—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.' 184,
■,
(i'n>
5,728 127
5,728;i25
:,.y ',7':*■•» A-.;,' A
•
•
A A See-Webb
15.082,652
3,392,576
Corp. the privilege
This offer will expire on
The
is exchange
-6,529.463
Gross
x aa'
4,612,200
of exchanging their stock for up to 5,235,952 shares of El
Paso common B stock on the basis of 14 shares of com¬
mon
18.537,187
20,780
\
proceeds'-are to g«; to selling debenture holders.
net
Purchase Offer Made to
'
51,128,306
A
Exchange' Offer—
of Pacific Northwest Pipeline
A' ' '
39,471,591*
116,293
.
holders of
to
'
-'-9
'
railway—I.
2,531,955
—„
1,706,534
'
J
aaa "a'a'a a:;
■
805,911 .-"589,267
.
46.002.930
A * 72,008
46,568
"121,808
'i'
.J-
:
The
1,642,035 * '1,074.226
'
475,155
1953
" 5,094,600
;v'v ,a-
1,554.984
Jan. .17.
on
$4,327,455'
$4,488,999 > $3,690,816
*
y
:
a'a.
158,055
1953
48.797,428
from
Net
PasoANatural
This
A
-
**'/
$462,700 a
'V*
A
Net ry,
1954
'
-
10,480
,'A..■■k'**;HA/A*
V 1954
•
Ne( from railway.-—16,345.824
v-'
■
A 1,438,163 -1,051,182
1,827.647
2738.*
p.
167,190
!
,.''A
*
' 5,665,775
:
,
Forty Wall Street Building, Inc.—-Debentures Offered
—Arrange,merdts have been completed by Amott, Baker
& Go. Inc. foSthe sale of $200,000 5% non-cumulative
income debentures due Jan. -1, 1966, it- was ann-ounced
■
railway.*—$4,833,930
1,553,605
oper. income.—A;'. .426,585
ry.
1955
railway._'
From Jan. 1—•
444,475
I
1956
21,605,430
4,632.603
1,839,200
2J'2Jq'2q5
railway_-.>'rincome—.
...y. i»4, p. 2739
"
Net' ry', oper.
-'A"'V;A"A;/A'A'-AAA';
•
•
21,206.093
_
,
railway——
from
Net from
*
<•
'
■
from
from
Net
1,088.541
- ■■"*
:a i 'aaa;'-
-
6,285.400 a '5,397,700
railway——.
Net from railway—...
Net ry. oper. income—
.'
A
-
Net
Gross
'/■.r";■
$494,900 :*
,*
65,962
'
•
1955
-
a
railway; i-acA
From Jam 1—
*
; 1956
•
*
:
7,595.832
^
Duluth Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
November—
Gross
a:
v
.
A*
are
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry, —Earnings—
November—
■'11,283
• -
a a
•
1956.
also-balances due to others
plant amounting to $1,481,9(8 a
Tnere
Oct, 31,
'4,809
*
••a" a
" a*
-6,280.490
'7,076,919
1958.
31,
Dec.
purchases of gas -rights and
1956.—V.' 185, p. 144.-
Of
$536,107
17,833
*19,059
- *
a
7,690.282
income.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of one of its gas
note
1953
$511,502
*
'21,205
,
>
railwajr_._^^_
oper.
1954
35,429
99,896
.
- -
railway....
'Deficit.—v.• 185,
1955
.
46,294
k
income;—
,
.
'$665,559 *' ' $514,849
•
railway.——
oper.
From Jan..1-r-.
Gross
Net
1956
.
•■■■■■'
v* \
effective Dec. 27,
o '.36b
inwoiue—-
oper.
iy-.
1-.C0
1954
$2;285J'.44^
railway..^—343,500
iNet from
7,
j;
has guaranteed payment of principal and insuppliers in the principal amount
company
4%
a
split-up
2-for-l
to the
$750,000 due
on
Atlantic' RR.—Earnings— A"-
Shore &
*
.,.
second
series
1954
stock .scrip
•certificates.""•■■y
common
*
'Deficit.—V.
funds.,,
for issuance upon
preferred stocK anu
of common stock, reserved
outstanding
1955
"
.ysilwayi-ijf'-'
■■-from,
r
-
:
Gross
the
November—-
-
..
Denver Ry.- ^Earnings—
Fort Worth &
.
Y
A 'f
5'
forapplications against* sinking
shares held
13
of
.; :i
.
-a. .at .A
flncludes 283,837 shares
300,087
*
conversion
;■..
newrseries of first mortgage pipe
1958.
-prior to May 31',
*55,000,line bonus-
for the issuance of
certain institutional investors
ments from
Ry.—Earnings—
000-principal amount of a
1956
.
..
and. h> expected to continue at the rate
$200.0.00 per month) j and (2> the
assumption by Georgia:' Power of
substantially all of the liabilities .of
Georgia Power & Light * (other
than for income taxes ahd
Indebtedness to "Florida Tower); Jnclu'ding
-
*
W)
185 uNtlixibeir 5807
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
principal-.amount of its> outstanding ifrst
the
^mortgage bonds
28, l.;56, amounted to $7,705,000. ■■
pursuant to a further agreement with Florida
which. at
tsov.
proposes to acquire a 47.46-inila transmission
Florida-Georgia state line near Jasper, Fla., to its interconnection
with a similar line of Georgia Power.
'
'v.
•
me purchase price of sucn transmission line is estimated at
$181,000.
Georgia Power also proposes to enter into a three-year contract with
Florida Power for the purchase of energy, to be supplemented by
energy
from Georgia. Powers own power/resources, 10 supply the
requirements of Georgia Power & Light's service area.
'
'
To provide, the funds requited to make the cash payments under the
purchase agreements, Georgia Power proposes to make bank borrow¬
ings up to $11,000,000 from nine banks,.,
V
.
,
Southern
below.—V.
Co.
185,
p.
subsidiaries operates
Texas, -Virginia," ahd
CAPITALIZATION
145.
'
notes
indebtedness
note,
*>.
note,
notes,
+4%r,i
1955
$778,387
from, railway—112,959
ry. oper, income.--,
.118,191
Not
Net
,
60c
184,
'
from
ry.
152,689
159,150
tive
146,235
159,372
common
to
annum.
Oau.UoO
7,731^04
937,314
626,141
'^1956
i,6ii,o00
1954
$912,902
1953
$816,060
$805,923
268,326
425,147
143,578
218,847
57,040
240,758
"53,521
20,162
income.__
Net
9,197,461
9,750,310
8,668,542
ry.
2,684,322
2.114,781
3,304,480
Income--
"42,879
146,340
"35,811
135,
to
be
Hurst
has
of
and
roof
line
wide
a
been
most
recently
coatings,
of
first
Hurst
Mr.
President
elected
mastics,
protective
joined
served
as
direct
States.—V.
the
184,
its
caulking
and
Treasurer
the
of
and
glazing
compounds,
coatings.
Division
60c
the
14,
1951
the
in
In
Plant
as
his
Manager,
post,
he
and
will
portion
of
the
new
southeastern
1228.
p.
ing
Batteries, Inc.—Signs Labor Contract
corporation has entered into
operations
announced
at
10
of
its
plants,
20.—V.
Dec.
on
ally
184,
Trunk
Western
November—
Gross
p.
a
three-year labor contract
Albert
Mr.
President,
Daggett,
H.
cover¬
ry.
irom
Net
from
Net
ry.
"
1955
1951
$4,535,000
762.441
762,G81
238,875
37,404
155,089
from
from
Net
ry.
income.—
184,
57,230,000
.
56,243,000
51,596,000
8,073,614
11,417,271
4,424,226
4,186,737
349,820
2525.
in
the
amount
255,825
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
184,
1955
note
of
1,
$20,470,409
6,920,797
5,807,400
4,971,542
2,864,735
1,904,223
2,283,673
class
A
ry.
railway
$23,945,290
Eichler
from
rv.
—V.
C.
J.
&
Co.-
net
p.
from
ry.
N<t
annu¬
sot
1,950
Johnson, Lane, Space <fc Co.,
1,200
600
Johnston,
coo
Corp
Co.:
<fc
Inc.
600
1,200
—
Lemon
Ryons
&
1,950
Co
Co
&
Pierce &
Co.,
Irving J. Rice & Co.,
342.
Ohio
&
Inc.
Inc.—
91 .708
155,874
10,059 686
11 ,6' 1.685
2.381.732
1.596. 580
504.602
1,280.543
521,946
637 .295
170,805
Nickel
Co.
of
Ltd,—Concludes
Canada,
of
bearing
pilot
the
Inco
fions..
latest
development
metallurgical
which
first
Vfysultpd' in
the
j^ses and
iron
ore
Sulphur
The
cleaning
sulphuric
the
dioxide
then made
fla$h
increase in
acid,
from
oxygen
large
way
for
Gulf
Sulnhur
a
will
Texas
built
be
and
gas
of
for
one
the
near
consist
will
it,
will
investigate
of
site
Inco's
sections,
two-
reduction
into
If
at
Cliff
Copper
is
economically
Gulf
on
possible,
2.080,421
1,980.608
2,082.483
.1955
imports of elemental sulphur are on the. order of 370.000
the
bulk
of
it
being used by the pulp and paper
laiter
industry
is
also the
market
for
ilie
liquid
now
made at Copper Cliff, which has replaced some
Canada's sulphur imports although its use is delineated by shipping
tons
per
of
year,
limitations.—V.
134,
2442.
p.
Investment Co. of
This
wich
Los
the
Angeles
SEC
an
America—Registers With SEC—
(Calif.)
investment
amendment
additional
shares
of
it;
to
company
stock
Corp.—Plans
Jan.
on
registration
common
filed
16
statement
$1).—V.
(par
covering
p. 821.
184.
Large Expenditures—
This
corporation will spend $35,000,000 011 plant expansion in 1957.
an all-time investment record in any one year,
according
(0 A. R. Fisher, President.
This, he said, would bring (he total spent
by Johns-Manville on plant, expansion and modernization since 1945
establishing
833,560
833,040
803,140
74.288,392
85,919,316
Mr.
21.116.380
19.046.9C0
25,926,961
funds
9,044,018
6.126,456
10,265,539
which
to
184, p. 2625,
snid
'
Oil
than
more
$215,000,000.,
Fisher stated
originating
that $135.OCO.OOo
from
represented
2442.
p.
its
Cheves
1955
1951
IS 53
$379,399
$359,135
$35 4,525
146,373
83,930
106.137
income—
41,734
59,845
22,833
19,916
4.167,265
4,124,830
3,986.525
4.296,096
1.087,150
1,283,655
825,370
1.433,203
263,088
384.640
161,259
nntm'-'s
3.000
over
six
is
property
wivou
it
said
22
purchase
this amount
of
obtained from
was
operations, a substantial amount of
plowed back into the company.—V. 184,
:•
/. '■
■
■'
company
profits
-
..
to
acres,
for
site
a
tracts
six
hv
^utsin-d
of
upoResman
options
to
land
its
,
land
of
the
Charleston
The
six
total¬
It
Net
ry.
might
make
a
was
be the first of
he said, that the
would
presumed,
1054
1953
$3,236,751
$3,812,178
1.687,694
1,276,413
1,159.094
Income..—
594,665
640.127
617.104
579,727
43.312.808
41,517.628
37,589.300
44.185.748
railway—,;—
18.570.187
17,947,643
15,788.608
16.878,603
oper.-income—2
7,379,102
7,25G,602
0,913,857
7.496.347
oper,
From Jan. 1—
Gro.s
Net
lrctn
ry.
—V.
railway;
rroui
Net
area
1955
$3,968,746
1,489,247
railway——'
railway
from
company
tracts,
1956
$3,729,675
fjom
Gross
N«>t
in
Southern Ry.- -Earnings—
"November—
intention
acres
year.
the
the
property
cneves
exercised.
be
of
280
refinery.
the
saiu
Option—
notice
las)
Gulf
whether
determine
new
Kansas City
Charleston; S. C.
near
of
one
w»'"»
given
had
approximately
making detailed investigations of
it has been
the
to
Purchase
Exercise
Jan.
on
option
by Henry C. Cheves, III.
—vw*
1956
Corp.—To
corporation
The
ing
129,826
184.
2626.
p.
449,141
railway
p.
income.—
remaining five options also would
dates.
This depended, he added,
sho-v
to
decision
No
built
2739.
011
the
_
1955
$23,538,051
_
corporation,
$18,944,945
2,038.704
$12.25
The
———
recently
offered
its
from
the
sale
of
the
new
new
$250,000 6r/'
con¬
debentures
will
be
used
in
fields: drugs
pharmaceuticals,
industrial
chemicals and
household chemical
products.
Sales in these fields (exclusive of income from franchises)
have increased over 700^ in the first six months of 1956. as compared
to the same
period in the previous year, the company's announcement
181,
p.
current
the
properties
refinety
all
meet
has
been
yet.
made
to
as
whether a refinery
184. p. 2740.
will
be
presently operating in three separate
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
Gas
Co.,
Inc.
Debentures
—r
Placed
Privately—The corporation, it wa$ announced
on Jan. 15, has
placed privately, through Central Repub¬
lic Co. (Inc.) an issue of $6,800,000 4%% sinking fund
debentures due 1976.—V. 184, p. 2327.
Stores, Inc.—Statement Withdrawn—
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—EarningsNovember—
registration
Gross
195f5
Not
ry,
-_
from
—
1955
1954
1953
$383,338
113,038
railway
railway
oper. income.—
irom
Not
$406,737
$367,693
$424,79;
174,561
126,993
131,50-
43,46)
37.377
08,764
51.513
Gros.;. from
Privately—
4.632,323
4,391,244
4,583,572
6,153,370
Not
1.674.110
1.830,74 4
1,726.808
2,722,5984
17, has placed
Net
039.113
707,087
663.536
From
Hawaiian Telephone Co.—Debentures Sold
it
was
announced on Jan.
$5,500,COO of 4%% debentures, due Nov. 15,
1981, with institutional investors through Kidder, Peabody & Co. New York Life Insurance Co. .bought $1,250,000 of the issue, while Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. purchased
privately
1936.
income
exercised before their expiration
investigations continuing
be
on
that
statement filed with the SEC on Oct. 2, 1956, cov¬
ering a proposed public offering of 240,000 shares of common stock
(par
$1)
at $9 per share through Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co. and
Johnston, Lemon & Co., has been withdrawn.
See V. 184, p. 1477.
1,570,599
$12.06
—_
which
indications
property being purchased.—V.
Hartfield
1956
assets...
t'avoiable
requisites.
1—
railway—
The corporation is
$1,000,000 each.
Seven other institutions took the re¬
maining $2,250,000. One half of the new loan was taken
down 011 Jan. 18, with the remainder to be taken down
in
proceeds
in
interest
between
plans
Hawaii
~V.
2117.
Telephone
15.
p.
Co.—Stock Offered—Loewi & Co., Milwau¬
Wis., and associates on Jan. 24 offered publicly
200,000 shares of common stock (par $2) at $22.75 per sh.
PROCEEDS—The
stock,
proceeds
net
loans
of
2.
the
1357.
from
The
loans
inventories
increases
Tne
has
totalling
and
$5,OCO.OCO
with
with
which
retired
the
investment
banking syndicate, on Jan. 23 offered iri units 75,000
shares of 60c convertible preferred stock (par $10) and
Alslyne, Noel & Co.,
15,000 shares of class A
as
manager of an
common
stock
(par $1).
Each
unit, priced at $52, consists of five shares of preferred
stock and one share of the class A common stock.
preferred stock is subject to redemption at the com¬
in whole or in part, at $11 per share, p.Us accrued
convertible
pany's option,
dividends. Unless previously redeemed, the
convertible preferred shares
be convertible into class A common stock at the initial conver¬
price of $6.67 per share until Oct, 1, 1958; at $8 per share until
l, 1961; and at $3 0 per share until Oct. 1, 1965, after which datje
the conversion
privilege will cease.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be
company's general funds.
It is the present intention of
to use these
proceeds to reduce its current indebtedness
outstanding bank loans.
added to the
the company
consisting of
DU3INESS—Corporation, through wholly-owned sub.^diaries^is _enRaged principally'in %he'blisinesS'of makihg shiall maris-, to individual
borrowers? and to a lesser-degree, in purchasing instfllfhent.?ajes con¬
tracts from drialerFVfifvacquired them iir tonnecHon' wRh thd-instal¬
ment sales of household furnishings and appliances, and other related
items. The company's principal executive office is in Stamford, conn..
Period Eno. Nov. 30—
.1.959
Month—1955
1956—11 Mos
two
loans
bank
aggregated
$9,643,687_on
to
flua^'co
v^e
receivable
resulting
principally
company's sales.
additional unsecured long-term loans
the
insurance
companies,
such
to
respect
loans
end
will
expects that
concluded
be
:.
.
GIVING
-1913
Operating
EFFECT
expenses
—
income
taxes—
Federal
operating
Other
taxes-
Net
operating
after
—V.
184.
ire
charges
411'/
note
4
note
due
32.470.793
379,473,274 344.395,538
23, (.53.817
20.933 602
24S,2il.602
226,503.921
4,392.000
14.318.500
46.182,000
41,133.600
4 Mi'/
3,161,609
2,618,100
36,972,125
31,780,077
434'/
4,741,909
4.600.591
50.077.547
44.978.560
4.339.971
4,233.904
45,263,434
40.430/.93
Illinois
Power
Months Ended
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Gross
Income
Co.—Reports Increased
Earnings—
1956
1—.
and taxes—
income
$77,132,449
64.019.525
—.
deductions
1955
$32,013,598
Nov. 30—
$15,731,423
3,898.455
—
61.401.026
$17,994,073
„
3,580.601
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
income
Preferred
.
.
dividend' requirement——
applicable to common stock
'**Common shares outstanding at end of period—
—V.
185, p. 14G.
'
Balance
$14,095,618
,2,^11(000,
$12,150,822
2.111,000
$11,964,618 $10,639,822
3,010.000
1957
Series
A
Series
1968
1.115.500
925.000
—-
.J
B
•
;
stock
100,009
1.800.000
1969
15,
+$3,075,000
dence
52.725 shs.
33.987 shs.
;—
...
486.875
53,439 shs.
—
33,987 shs.
32.574 shs.
—•
(par
$2)
§2.500.000 shs.
—
notes
expects that the 5'/a
tne f.ddiiional long-term loa> s referred
"The
Outstanding
*$5,000,000
——
1,
1st mtge. sinking fund
bonds._
preferred stock ipar $501:
will
company
o
in
be
None
H.478.731 shs.
issued
to
"Proceds"
evi-
ibove,
thereof will be received in March.
1957 and the remaining $2,250,000 in February.
1958. and that fixed
annual
payments of principal
will be required thereon in amounts
"f .$250,000
on
Dec.
1, 1965, $500,006 on D<c.
1 of the years 1966
that
$2,750,000
throuffh
t'fhe
1972.
bonds
WaM'rous
Net
1973_
1,
note due Feb.
Common
12
Oct.
Undesignated
2836.
p.
1,
serially to July
due July 1, 1967.
Conv.
Net
Dec.
notes
note due
35,254,335
revenues
Opertaing
due
5
3M>'»
•
S
common
long-term
short-term
unsecured
1957.
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Earnings-
ol
anticipated
accounts
of
negotiated
agreements
March.
be
to
volume
in
company
subsidiaries,
and
company
sale
t.lic'
iron-.
together with the proceeds of the
below,
will be used
to
retire
mentioned
Authorized
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp.—Securities Offered
1,067,633
,
Koehring
In
Bell
185,
formal
1581.
-
kee,
a
1958—V. 184, p.
1
railway——
from railway
ry. oper. J-co.nc—.
Increased
the sale will be used by the utility to acquire a
proposed trans-Pacific submarine telephone cable
and California.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
from
complete the project by early
to
Jan.
Jan.
months.
four
The
15'r.
Illinois
Oct;
plans
basis of many
a
industry.
The
sulphur dioxide
76,762,076
p..—
27,238,464
and
shall
for
sulphur
the
feasibility of the project may extend
pilot plant findings indicate that commercial
the
sulphur
be formulated for production
by Texas
hundreds of tons of sulphur per nay.
552,928
exercise
70,276.517
increased' advertising, according to Alfred R. Globus, President. Coop¬
advertising campaigns are now underway with major drug
chains throughout the Eastern, North, and North Central States.
sion
new
on»
the
of
sulphur.
investigation
of
Inco's continuous program
of long-range projects
of
will
lailway.—19,538,757
oper. income
6,937,558
This
to
248,787,125
erative
The
the
investigate
acid.
which
in
plant,
several years.
76.902,581
Gulf
21,878,358
offer the
21. These
debentures can be converted into the common stock of the corporation
any time within the next five years, and will be payable in full on
Van
for
Co.-
to
r
pattern
sulnhur
paved
sulphuric
elemental
production
liquid
processes
recoverv
to
of
plant
recovery
from
a
production
recently
of
joint-: pilot
-
the
production
manufacture
sulohur
stemming
continues
research
smelting
the
s"lpn
elemental
of
/
This
of
Gulf
Texas
company
from sulohur dioxide
announced
on
Jan.
22
bv
Ralph D. Parker,
and
General Manager of its Canadian Opera-
was
ot
this
by
plant at Copper Cliff, Ont., Canada,
recovery
it
gases,
Vlee-Pre.sident
\
with
utilization of,
with the
maximum
for
program
been
made
has
agreement
an
a
for
processes
;
its
in
ores
1953
$7,656,510
1,736.537
railway—
48,057
Pilot Plant for Recovery of Sulphur From
on
Johns-Manville
1951
$6,804,300
income-—
oper.
258,863
3.154.625
advance
opeiation of
RR.—Earnings$7,221,559
railway.
■
.000,383
11,249.923
income-—
District
conclusion
600
1.200
$6,941,410
1956
192,40)
SI
241 .1161
2740.
further
A
1,200
1.200
Horner & Mason, Inc.
Scott,
1953
195 4
S968, 129
Canadian
Units
Hurry,
>
1955
$1,074,402
Sulphur Dioxide—
Sudbury
below:
forth
Goodbody
railway—
from
ry.
56,540,365
vertible debentures to its stockholders, is now preparing to
remainder to the general public, it was announced on Jan,
said.—-V.
$100,000
2.3 00
from
230,518,654
Guardian Chemical Corp.—Stock Offering—
1,
of
prepayments
From Jan. 1—
Gross
70,713,209
outstanding
The
amount
Ratischer.
This company,
Doc.
the
Lester,
Mobile
from
29,579,940
Net asset value
per share.
—V. 183, p. liio.
This
in
Co.__
&
Securities
185,
Net
247,633,698
As of Dec. 31—
Shares
1956;
on
—600
Brrdford
Gross
28,601,059
Group Securities, Inc.—Common Stock Fund Assets Up
Total
15,
the
of
28 836,055
12,258,427
railway
p.
Agreement
The
stock,
November—
67.964,243
$386,276
oper.
124,
Nov.
investor
:3_—„
Bioren
259,954,307
railway
Jan.
Net
conversion
73, 150,117
.
91.643
.'•
railway
possible
for
Ch.
&
.
railway——
from
Net
1966.
1,
reserved
Co
&
Walter
_
income—
oper.
From
Gross
June
on
1957
1,
!
31.144.540
"
257,060
income--
oper.
184,
1957.
«fe
RR.-^-Earnings—
1956
International
per
from
stock.
common
Noel
Inc.
owned
railway
from
Net.
respec¬
4V4',/
of
fluctuates
severally agreed to purchase the number of units,
five shares of convertible preferred stock and one
of
Bingham,
7,187,908
3,058,607
_
Novetrber—
from
due
made
69,890,666
23,927,443
scrubbing "und
have
satisfactory
Net
their
of
rate
loans
annually beginning May
initially
required to be
are
Alsfyne.
Green Bay & Western RR.—EarningsGross
days
bank
Units
$22,580,570
$22,508,087
—
2739.
is
6.461.998
12.463,973
1953
1951
income..
p.
90
discount
or
Ry.—Earnings
railway.
oper.
than
more
interest
$200,000
institutional
consisting
Van
Net
1956
ry.
—V.
short-term
of
shares
preferred
an
underwriters
share
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
not
an
on
from
Net
30,000 shs.
for
56,405,000
13,025,970
"1,781,752
.
p.
railway
oper.
have
rate
6, J60.576
railway——
Net
8,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
:
final payment which
Gulf
7,962,726
Great Northern
Net
of
within
and
interest
to
Net
railway....
NovemberGross
of
price
sentative"), have entered into an underwriting contract with the com¬
pany, wherein and whereby the company has agreed to sell and the
$4,445,070
1,020,990
43,352
railway..
oper.
price
a
$
2.053,041
Terminal
from
dioxide
1053
$5,222,000
1956
Deficit.—V,
a
at
$
ops...
railway;
opcr.
2,000.000
From Jan. i—
Gross
at
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
906,341
railwayrailway—
oper. income...
from
Not
ry.
*-«
*>. v
From Jan. 1—
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, acting severally
through their representative. Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. (the "Repre¬
First
2225i
$5,230,000
from
Net
Net
200,200 shs.
10,000 shs.
beginning Oct.
—V.
Grand
447,721 shs.
stock-
com.
1960
Bateman,
Gould-National
This
from
500,000 shs.
par value'
A
mature
issue
convertible
this
each
in
Vice-President.
activities
Gibson-Homans
United
made
iiIssued
company's Hutson Division at Conyers, Ga., according to Norman M.
Cornell, President of Gibson-Homans Co., one of the nation's leading
producers
of
The
including
44,
p.
Gibson-Homans Co., Cleveland, O.—New Pres. of Unit
F.
Net
required to be made in the amount of $65,000
semi-annually on June 15
15 of each year. Prepayments on the 43VM
notes are requP-d
on
Martin
170,550 shs.
and Dec.
641,808
oper.
cl.
19,511,425
ry.
V
ilds.—1'95^* '
2626.
p.
from
170,550 slis.
t The 4%# note is payable in annual instalments of $50,000 each,
final instalment
being payable 011 Oct. 1, 1961.
Prepayments on
the 54V'/
subordinated note due July 1; 1962, are required to be made
in the amount of $70,000 on
July 1. 1954 and $70,000 on each July 1
thereafter through July 1, 1961, the final
payment due on July 1, 1962
being $140,000.
Prepayments or. the 5M
notes due Dec. 15, 1963 are
9,082,423
2,145,885
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
banks.
except
railway..—
railway..——
from
from
250,000 shs.
—"
.
income—
irom
Illinois
1,000,000
2
time, depending upon the money market at the time. On Dec.
1956, the company had lines of credit
aggregating $4,550,000 with
19
From Jan. 1—
Net
2,000,000
.
.
25.371,963 273.796.562 268, 715,726
18,909,970 203,905.896 195, 565,609
25,772.001
November—
share
notes
dates
31,
1.704,083
9—1,t——
1955
$"836,520
''
Gross
910.000
/
1,000,000
.
$
rev.
expenses
oper.
184.
§1.000,000 shs.
preferred stock—
purch.
per
"These
8.866.070
ry.
V.
the
railway—
railway—
opcr.
,.
($1
56,991
6,794.10$
from
Net
—
($1 par value >—
65.7U7
*i'
November—'
Net
1966
l,
stock
1953
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
15.
stock
$798,441
r.wou,oa6
nicoatc—
2739.
p.
1,300,000
2,000,000
rev.
Net
490,006
i963——1.,—
oper.
Nee
250.000
700.000
due June
convertible
$757,386
8,254,678
1,100,398
railway—
oper.
ry.
—V.
$500,000
operating
Railway
$3,114,250
•
..
r"
-
1956—U
1955
$
Rail way
time to
railway..—
from
from
Net
Not
'
1
1956—Month
FINANCING
Outstanding"1
'
•
RR.—Earnings-
*
$734,542
,
Illinois Central
Period End; Nov. 30—
July 1. 1962„„
Exp.iUis juiy au. jLuui
$7.60 per share^i
1—.
From Jan.
Gross
1954
••
(485)4 5
•
PRESENT
TO
li5
'.i
subord. note, due Oct. 1, 1966—
Preferred stock ($10 par value ) issuable
in series
$5.35
railway.;
from
Gross
1„ 1961—'.
due
due Dec.
notes,
Options
•
Pennsylvania.
In
."•**»'*+
FV-;
Authorized
by
-2——2r--L.:
due Oct.
sub.
Expiring Nov.
1956
EFFECT
represented
payable
$43b/«■
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
November—
GIVING
-
"Current
Class B
,vv-
<
loan offices
35
Kentucky.'
Class A common
Proposed Bond Offering in June—
Sec
through its
;
,
.
.
and
Maryland,
Power, Georgia Power
line running from the
r
\
Ltd.
the
of
and
proceeds
$1,250,000
were
and
issued
are
on
Dec.
1.
1973.
by
the company's
guaranteed
by
the
subsidiary.
Co.
Koehring*-
of Nov. 30. 1953. 113,109 shares of the authorized but Am issued
;,coumwRM-"tocL'*..,wcre
reserved
for conversion ot outstanding sharrs
of.-.;oh*
soriosov A,
and, 49,7»1-"snares
for t'onversfdh'-'of" outstanding
,?As
shares
of
the
series
B
convertible
3,010,000
TNot
including
8,664
shares
Uv
preferred
Treasury,
stock.
wnich
were
acquired
«
for
the
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(43G)
Monday, January 28, 1957
...
i
Stock
ol
purpose
Option
covering
outstanding
Plan.
..
Lehigh Valley
RR.—Earnings—^
DIVIDENDS—
in
stock
mon
ended
share
per
«ach
of
of
$2
sification
the
on
2r;<
equivalent
for
into
from
Net
ry.
Gross
the
ton
Feb.
lb,
$2
will
the
ry.
—V.
share
per
as
The
a
Tieavy
to
and
equipment
Feb.
dividend
dividend
will
The
1957.
15,
of
be
the
Milwaukee,
at
manufacture
$100)
shares
above
of
construction
law
Wis., in
dams
roads,
in
issue
new
The
proceeds
debt
struction
of
and
set
anu
The
luolumg equipment.
product lines.
major
As
Dec.
ci
31,
1956,
amounted
the
to
$2,400,000
lor
and
military
at
the
pany
$1,490,000,
production.
of
convenience
generally
subject
the
or
to
orders
unfilled
the
on
respectively,
Military
the
orders
under
subject
are
and
without
these
its
amounts,
customers.
feet
of
floor
executive
space
offices
under
held
are
being
are
fiVe-year
in leased
a
located
ry.
Ia.—The
of
land
Moupt
which
cranes
Co.,
25
a
is
devoted
divi-ion
a
to
largely
shovels,
and
Net
ec
from
Gross
manu¬
Gross
plants,
known
Springfield,
the
feet,
Port
to
held
under
lease
a
renewable
Ohio—Buffalo-Springfield
of
manufacturing
a
floor
of
building
Feb.
to
15.
of
Wis.—This
plant,
Co.,
division
a
approximately
known
Stockton,
Calif.—Facilities
ieet
of
und
miring
floor
operated
has
company,
space
as
for
for
division,
a
:ontaining
used
are
equipment
the
the
known
West
Co..
44,000
approximately
of
acres
land.. An
Brantford.
Qnt.,
ving-Waterous
are
square
to
Canada—The
Ltd..
located
space,
-48,000
addition
with
of
plant
principal
approximately
15
on
feet
the
for
acres
floor
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
land.
in
space
several
34.000
of
The
plant
is
wholly^owned
sub¬
of floor s'vee on
construction.
and
plant
agieed To
purchase
the
to
below,
offered
from
,f
pany:
Shaves
Ihoewi
&
C.
A.
Inc.__
Baker.
G.
Bell
Co..
&
Slmonds
B'air
A:
D.
13
A.
inc....-
4,009
Bonbright
Lester,
link,
Carl
&
Sulljv«n
Butcher
CenTul
\V.
.V
A:
Co.
CF-vk &
Julien
CTuttenden,
Duris.
Podesta
Skuggs
Ac
At
K.
Co.,
Dickson
rmolittlc
Francis
Fastmon
A:
Straus
Inc.,.
3,009
Co...-
&
Union
First
A
Securities
u
—V.
185,
Lake
.
Ct
Sons
Fred
from
Fet
ry.
From
Cross
Fet
Ffet.
Jen.
1955
$525,793
256.576
131.707
-
184,
&
Jan
Wet
from
ry.
184.
2.000
The
1954
Hudson
J.
1,000
J.
14,59.1.
"16.993
Net
ry.
Net
from
1.696,463
767,858
1,219.536
Net
rv.
—V.
$296,567
78,009
162.316
12.699
41,243
2,966,719
tures,
940,815
1,207.029
331,837
428,565
November—
Net
Wet
ry
Gross
Net
Net
—V:
Jan.
from
from
ry.
]
p.
1953
$643,984
202,520
162.423
118,551
,
153,025
105,069
170.017
126.036
income
__
for
Outstanding
$886,000
proceeds
indebtedness,
Harris
$8,000,000
trust
Canadian
in
funds,
bankers at - 981a./. 'Series iB
5Ft'T- interest, and was sold at
$15',a
of
be
in
1957
to
will
March,
begin
used
in
$21
to
be
not
may
prior
annually
Merrill
Petroleums,
an¬
carry
30 warrants entitling the
Morrill Petroleums capital stock at
share
them
of
will
warrants
Walker
President
bond
Sinking
1967.
in
except
for
fund
the
pay¬
1960.
consolidate
to
share
a
detached
1958.
existing
shorter-term
stated.
Partners, Ltd.,
are
associated
with Morgan, Grenfcll
with Baring Bros. & Co. Ltd., both of. London, England,
Lt.d. and
180,
value
oar
collateral
and
the
by
bears
Walker,
shares
30
wHl
Mr.
and
1774.
p.
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1956
.railway
1953
1954
1955
$1,660,054
$1,799,567
$1 .791.972
.230,153
280,931
461.408
458.608
93.939
112.983
185.878
221,240
19,324,059
38,STi,974
20 395,808
4,327,551
3,947,608
4 698.641
1,776,354
1,806,778
1 949.743
railway.-.
income
oper.
-Earnings-
»
$1,629,092
Jan.
Net
-
railwayrailway. ___2-
from
ry.
—V.
1-
from
income
oper.
184,
2671.
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.—
3,650,000 shs.
have
„„vc
from
coiiuuhi
from
ry.
stock
offered
&
from
O'Neal.
Alden
Security & Bond
Smart,
Clowes
Moore & Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.
2.95
Inc.—
3.°2
Co
&
2.95
Oswald,
Inc
&
Boyce Corp.— 11.06
IIR.—Earningsft,54
1955
$18,090,755
317, 825,223
2,904.324
2.6C3.073
251.959
194X 11,503
163,034.960
179,631,915
215 224,! 73
40,591,071
25,235,918
36,133,416
32,155,980
60
23,890,079
21,594,323
31 600,213
Co., Inc.—Registers With
257,587
its
Lehman
principal
will
be
stockholders
common
shares
of
stock
and
at
held.
and
the
The
-underwriting
Brothers
rate
i«rms
Goldman,
of
$100
interest
are
Sachs
rate
to
&
br
Co
to
the
genera!
funds
of
the
company
available for general
corporal,e purposes. It is anticipated that
proceeds will be u.-ed primarily to furnish increased
working capital
a
result
additional
funds
accounts
new
process
store
oi
the
7,579.665
square
feet
1.116,672
2,336,036
of
units
1.938,404
956,328
1,535,886
State
past
of
development
the
expansion
needed
receivable,
added
development.
6,190,226
mouth
of
are
three
floor
In
and
within
years
stores
program
merchandise
other
the
addition
space),
branch
for
to
past
(aggregating
the
at
of the onvpany.
The
i. veutories, equity in
working capital requirements
the
company,
three
cignt
years
branch
and
stores
44,210.496
38,331,982
36,102,138
9,742,915
_
income-.
8.320,571
5,658,136
3,372,430
2.513,788
37,303,570
4,908.513
1,869,110
184,
2671.
p.
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. — Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 20,000 shares of com¬
stock
(no
Lynch, Pierce,
with
par)
made
was
Fenner
dealer's
a
See
Southern
&
concession
185,
on
Beane
of
at
Jan.
17
$62.37 V2
$1.50
Merrill
by
per
share.
per
share,
It was
46.
p.
Co.
below.—V.
183.
p.
1232,
Mission Development
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 56,486 shares of common stock (par
$5)
was made
share,
per
share.
It
Jan.
on
with
was
22
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
dealer's
a
concession
completed.—V. 184,
November—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
p.
90
of
$30.25
cents
Pei"
2443.
Gross
Jan.
from
ry.
railway
railway
income
$383,461
231,004
113,657
154,832
91.201
25.341
5,453,590
5.305,503
4,790.102
2,314,'poo
-
2,310.475
1.713,076
5,283.475
2,000.253
1,235145
1,344,977
1,135,06a
875.755
16.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
November—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway___
railway
oper.
RR.
1956
from
ihe
approximately
1,344,000
pres-mrly" has in pvc~rss
1953
$493,239
1—
oper.
185,
1954
$477,171
210.569
i32 046
.ncome___
1955
252,817
from
Net
—V.
XC56
$540,176
railway
railway..'
oper.
added
in
Para-nus,- Bergen County
'Garden
Shopping Center). Eatontown
Moninouch County
Mon¬
Shopping Center), and Menlo Park, Middlesex County (Menlo
Plaza
"59,288
3,362,927
railway
railway
oper.
Net
underwriters.
added
219,259
Missouri Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
SEC—
filed
14
423,557
198,010
2,0^0,410
&
"38,702
.
Mississippi Power Co.—Proposed Bond Offering—
1953
$18,238,420 $17X08.765
4,793,624
4.066,610
3.331.284
be
as
from
ry.
mon
—1.70
Bros.
$2,609,441
"9,609
11.06
T.
Stein
452.850
income-.
"Deficit,—V.
Bea.ne_
2.00
each
customers'
of
Merri'l Lynch, Pi-irce, Fenner
1953
$3,054,789
988.971
1956
_
From, Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
warrants:
1954
$3,638,021
369.65)
railway
railway
oper.
BCVcnuy
severally
percentages
1955
$3,631,329
November—
Gross
Net
below
Berwvn
subscription price
the
proceeds
1.433,531
■
respective
subscription
2.95
amendment,
as
6,958,516
2,456,824
The
purchase
of exercising
of
funds,
R,
value
par
completed.—V.
Macy
by
listed
1,644.126
27 83.
named
11.05
!
income
price,
within
.
Son..-,_._
subscription by
7,743.437
railway
S.
C.
sold
was
Toronto, investment
the
an
23.
$1,000
purpose
Gross
deben¬
—
railway
oper.
184,
'
income
oper.
Fiom
1P5 4
$600,881
In
FINANCING
a
registrator, statement witn
the
SEC
cn
covering $12,281,100 of convertible subordinated deben¬
Feb. 1, 1977.
The company proposes To offer the
due
required
1955
$641,7)0
146,625
the
on
share.
per
(Canada)—Private Placement
same
1957,
for
Net
the
1956
railway
railway
cents
PRESENT
45.
II.)
supplied
are
-Earnings-
$726,142
from
from
27'/a
TO
1953
debentures
to
Gross
&
corporation
conversion
4.232,325
911.467
the
1—
p.
18,
tures
of
278,891
and Leh¬
12,00'). 003
of
2.77
railway
railway
185,
Jan.
32,918
900,368
Co.
share.--
0.66
—_
income—
oper.
This
1053
172,056
In
dividends
3.92
Inc.
Co.,
from
(R.
Ry.—Earnings
England RR.
paying
company, in the
330.030 shares of
16.50
railway
railway-
Tan.
Gross
2,"_72 074
£7,543
&
1951-
147.
oper.
4,892,394
98,471
U.
Jan.
on
Net
16.50
from
from
—
New
$49,180,499.
period
•
10.00
Bond
Hilliarcl
Net
1954
supplies
vicinity!
revenues
12,000,000
exercise
—
Co
Lyons & Co.—
Gross
2783.
Lehigh
B.
1,101.530
2,906,652
the
upon
Kentucky
L.
27,206
22,760
income.—
to
underwriters
the
November—
52"") 371
$263,407
in
and
funds,
S.
Each
Ai Co.
vear
10.000,000 shs.
Louisville & Nashville
W53
1955
U.
ments
1,720,000 shs.
the
of
Inc.—
Bankers
The
$258,739
redeemable
par,
nounced
—V.
five
value )
limited.
from
L. Dupree & Co.—
Goodbody Ai Co.„-_...
2,000
$307,541
-
-
■
869,772 shs.
Brothers
3,387.777
3,093.926
not
such
issued
Co.,
2,381.035
River
railWay
p.
&
52,710
231,458
•/.
'
"
the
value)-—..
pgr
F.
2626.
p.
railway
oper.
purchase
Almstedt
1,276,349
.
amount
Lehman Brothers
2.000
.
is
interest
5%%
Net
5.800
-
bears
to
u
(without
below,
not
are
5.546,387
1956
1
from
Met
—V.
as
2.338,289
income—.
oper.
to
5.103.779
income
oper.
stock
ioi tH
From
railway
railway-..
Lehigh
From
agieed
1—
November—
Gross
Co
$595,1 A7
247.049
1
income-.
C-ryss from railway-.—
Net from railway
ry.
Inc.
Sachs
jssue./of
10-year,
non-callable,
first,,mortgage
in
two
series.
Series
A
is
redeemable
bonds,
ranging from
funds'.* The
common
$41,000,000
par
of
firm
prices
1981
W.
1956
^Deficit.—V.
Wet
1,
registration
expecting to offer the bonds to the public on Jan. 31,
has sold privately through
Harris and Partners, .Ltd.,
company
Net
($25
the
to
2327.
Canadian
revenues.
of
per
Feb.
p.
Merrill Petroleums Ltd.
This
banking
From
cum.
are
184,
holder
in
EFFECT
series due
—V.-185, p.
railway
railway
from
ry.
At
rate
paid
2
15,
headed bv Goldman
of underwriters
Brothers
construction
1982—-——
4,090
Stetson..
Inc
was
GIVING
1,
set
7.200
Co.;
Yager.
quarterly
$107Va
No.
of $25,000,000 general mortgage
1977, was filed with the bEC
issue
Feb.
due
22.
group
construction
640,000.' Electric
currently
Feb,
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
opor.
Horn
C.
is
company
the
Amendment
proposed
series,
for
after: preferred
due
."Authorized
146.
p.
from
l\'et
Durst,
operating
series
Blvth
A:
Wnodard-Elv/ood
2,500
ot
2.000
Ar
additional
.
about
10,609
..
Coiut
of
the
total
the
fpr future
incurred
pay
<
of
covering
•
St
Walker
of
sale
to
operating public utilitv, which
city of Louisville. Kv. and
an
in
UNDERWRITERS—-The
„
will
warrants
1979
2,000
Co,-.—_
share
new
estimates it will expend about $24,000,000
population
72T
at
Preferred" stock,
5'y
series-——
2.000
..
NovemberGross
11.
the
loans
used
31 ::C
1.09"
5,800
4,000
Co
Window,
of
Co.
A'
from
repay
be
1.
2,500
&
to
will
3 V« T
& Co.,
Co
Blosser
Wayensellcr
4,000
Se¬
'
.1'
Barney
a
-The
9.600
Co.
&
Subscription
series due Nov.
Common
Hopwcod-
McDowell
Sitro
1-2-—— 10,600
&„Co
Edwards
G.
Shields
Smith,
4,000
2.500
duPcr-.v,
DTlo".
curities
3.009
2.500
-
,
:
Pchwabnebev
— -
Co.—
Co.
<k
I.
Inc.
1.000
Co.
Co.-..-
Ar
Prescott, Ghepard
2.009
one
mortgage bonds:
2:Vr
-.
Piper, Jaffvuy &
service
income,
total
A
that
announced
been
sinking fund
Jan.
on
common
330,000 shares of its
the basis of
on
picceeds
compnny
lias
stock
a
"First
&
Ci litis
additional
held.
initially
about
net
bonds,
rights to subscribe at
Authorized
1,500
.....
Jackson
4,090
—
.
IDcmpsev-Tcgeler
Webber,
1957
'
gas
"
.
(Ky.)—Stock Offered—
the holders of its
to
24,
an
balance
CAPITALIZATION
&
Co.--
Co
5,800
-
Co.—
&
Paine.
2.000
1956.
2.099
Svcuvifiet
net
the
served
for
has
1957.—V.
3,090
Co,
Co.
Milwaukee
The
2.599
Inc.
Co
S.
Mid-South
(Inc.)
Co
Collins
CooFv
A:
Jan.
(no par)
used
DIVIDENDS
9,600
2,500
Shprrerd.,...
Republic Co.
Co..—:—
Rhoades
is offering
shares
to Mr. Foster, its manifold
relations program.—V. 184,
public
expanded
an
Stores Realty Co.—Offering Due Jan. 31—
May
man
The
and
common
7
5,758,772
dividends; has increased from
to
$5,965,481.
For
the
12
mouths
ended
Sept.
30,
1956
total operating revenues were
$52,476,604 and net income was $6,469,264.
1,000
P^ck
11,281,984
4,812,766
$4,088,130
5,800
.....
&
Loeb,
Marsh?U
The
Co.,
A:
....
Slocumb
Ryons
9.321,791
5,628,005
1957,
necessitate
According
supplies.
builders'
and
461,854
11.831.741
be
area
period,
7.200
:
758,410
486,898
5,032,128
ten
Counsel Appointed—
ils
as
...
statement
stock
4,115.710
$2,502,977
830,511
517,770
EARNINGS—Total operating revenues
1955,
have increased from
$36,434,440
1.509
Co
In
account
2,000
Co
A*
—
At
Gorman.
M,
Inc.
Co.
2,000
Inc,
Brush.
Co.
A;
5,800
Co.,
$2,083,867
1,140,254
443,208
10,465,004
will
electric
com¬
ison At Co.
Noves
Karr
C.
3.009
:
Boswdtth
A.
Hindi
Simmons--.
Co.
TE.
2,009
...
Inc.
Inc.-
Co.
Ellis
■George
Co.
F»vniihil1,
&
Carter H.
3.009
-
Co.
Firrell,
fr
Blunt
5.809
9.600
-
Backer Ac
V
Fusz-Schm°lzle
$2,489,205,
Fla.,
_
997,877
,
has
corporation
Eeach,
428.
p.
1953
BUSINESS—Company is
add
Share
15.800
.
Allyn & Co.. Ine....-_
Bache
A
Co.
1951
$2,389,988
on
$1.87
$1.07
-
appointed Hank Meyer Associates, Inc.-, of
public relations and publicity counsel, it
was
announced on Jan. 27 by F. K. Foster, President.
Maule
is
Florida's
largest
producer-supplier
of
quarry,
concrete
This
Miami
It
record
$27.44
$1.91
$14.90
$0.88
1124.
p.
interests
1955
construction.
on
acting
the
217,711
.
.
income—.
each
The
named
■'
.;;
,
2626.
p.
expenditures.
floor
of
plans
company
stock
common
'■
28,048.698
of
costs:
Kooh-
of
feet
square
"1,932,368
1,718,606
1956
company
stock
through Lcewi & Co. Inc., as representative, have cntircd into an
underwriting agreement with the company whm.'cbv fry hive sev¬
erally
1,720,777
45.
181,
share
share
Maule Industries, Inc.—Publicity
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
PROCEEDS—The
1957.
underwriters
7,637,314
$27.91
2t235,705
$12.54
51,437,880
5,099,510
—V.
•
.
expire at 4 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 11, 1957. An underwrit¬
ing group headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc. and Leh¬
man
Brothers will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
sum re
batching
a
offices
51,476,584
8,512,079
23,329,288
common
under
246,000
55,971,745
$
133.231,152
*
"171,514
$23.50 per share for
f"T'"<wnia.
feet
Is
236,234
26,058,424
a
of
Co.
Champaign,
111.—The
C.
S.
Johnson
Co.,
sidiary, occupies approximately•'108,000 square
35
feci
square
production of portable
Coast
market.
This
Koehrtng
as
59,693
25,870,618
oper.
184.
stock
of
139.000
Kwlk-Mix
as
approximately
580,983
railwayrailway-
from
This
space.
the
897,557
Louisville Gas & Electric Co.
1963,
space.
Washington.
chvision
Roller
plant,
720,433
from
ry.
—V.
purchase.
has
company,
square
is
space
option
c,n
com.
income—
oper.
Net
The
as
Fress
floor
of
with'
pfd.
per
,
$
139 346,184
4,190,821
*■ 1*
1,881,242
——,
per
Earnings
,
From Jan. 1—
Manufacturing
Co.,
a
division
of
the
company,
are
located in
seven
buildings totalling 257,497 square feet of floor
space.
Another manufacturing plant with approximately 23,000 square
ieet
ry.
Net
iraniifacturine
income
Earnings
8,202,229
railway.railway
from
Net
three
space.
Ohio—Two
Net
1953
1956—9 Mos.—1955
S"
50,029,023
1
51.475,962
$4,564,424
products
&
per sh.
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
(&
1956—3 Mos;—1955
——
1954
,
p.
(par $5) at $12.50
$
sales
59,104,138
185,
2,063,362
Casualty Co.—Stock Offered—
&
Co.
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
79,150
from
Net'
foot
square
additional
plant,
on
which
it
contemplates
having approximately 10.000 square
shop,
2,375.367
Field
Marshall
,
681,312
railway
Louisiana
this
to
199,877
p.
$5,111,498
railway——.
i-y. oper. income—
106,000
company,
an
184,
1955
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
to
has
89,000
an
190,850
proceeds will be used to increase capital and surplus accounts.
2443.
The net
$5,039,388
November—
the
of
in
purchase
inc.
99,500 shares of capital stock
—V.
1957
the
S5.1U8
Fidelity Fire
Maine
$1,000,000
than
more
$5,730,098
i,
46.
p.
1956
from
Net
plot.
acre
equipment
contracted
additional
Gilcad,
Hydraulic
on
hauling
has
contiguous
an
floor
of
and
company
constructing
ieet
Parsons
trenchers
The
acres
plant,
po.ver
smaller-sized
of floor space located
Newton.
factures
plant.
Tenn.—This
of
feet
of
$26.750,COO
From Jan. 1—
Gross
lease.
sp
from
Net
a
newly constructed general office building at Milwaukee, Wis.
Approximately 6,725 square feet have been leased for a term of five
Chattanooga,
185,
$5,328,194
railway—
railway—.
years.
production
About
from
Net
5n
square
increase
an
17,635,334
$487,2015
-
Gross
i
additional
company's
is
$29 703.000.
November—.
com¬
company has plants and offices at
the following ,l;pe.°tions;
Milwaukee, Wise.—The company's main plant and foundry have 327.O00 square feet of floor space- on 18 acres of land.
Twehtyj-thousand
The
budget
of
19,381.652
$462,732
McLaughlin, Cryan & Co., New York, on Jan. 21 offered
repayment
added.
Hess
Mr.
complete
560,435
ops.
ry.
operating
ry.
,
to
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
also
are
the.
The
square
in
from
rev.
—V.
of the company's present
its 1956 and 1955 con¬
part
used,
the.company plans to issue
of the bank debt
part of the $30,800,400 construction program Lone Star
1957,
1957
high
Net
Net
it
1.752 ,436
ratio
held,* according
Net
cancellation
orders
either
by
the
in
par
stock financing,
debentures
of
for
at
shares
common
repay
1,168
$2,215,168
oper.
subcontracts
to
civilian
charge
stockholders
to
over the
expenditures
is slated Tor new construction with the remainder going for improve¬
ments cn present facilities.
'
;
: ?
The parent company will take $19,895,800 of the budget, .and Lone
Star Producing will get $10,904,600.:—V. 184, p. 1582.
;
1956
with
compared
Of
The
all
and
company
as
1955,
were
government,
cancellation
the
of
in
of
in
to
which
Following the preferred
presses,
competitors
$16,100,000,
date
same
field
principally
has
company
approximately
backlog of S12,OCO,OCO
a
Tim
the
entered
machinery,
operated
t-iastic
subsidiaries
rec-ntlv
company
hydraulically
offered
to be used
are
to finance
has
agriculture.
be
1955—11 Mos.—1955
$2,047,703 $25,111,750 $22,804 216
1956—Month—1955
rev.
expenses
operating
Railway
programs.
ging
and
would
RR.—Earnings-
Central
Railway
,
$20,000,000,
$30,000,000
manufacturing
shares.
(Garden State
Period End. Nov. 30—"
shares
preferred share for each 40
Charles G. Hess, Jr.; Secretary.
bank
air¬
and
and
at
process
Maine
will vote on a nro-
March 4
meeting
of a new convertible preferred stock
to increase the authorized common stock from 6,193,8il
3.000.000
fields, including power shovels, cranes and draglines, pavers, mixers,
finishers,
trenchers,
road
rollers
and
earth
compactors.
Certain
of these products
are
also used in general construction, mining, log¬
,
special
a
one
to
of
at
stores
County
Financing—
Co.—Plans
Gas
.issue. 154.834
to
The
1906.
line
varied
a
Star
stockholders
to
(par
25e
paid
shares
under Wisconsin
incorporated
was
6,504,261
branch
of development are branch stores at Paramus, Bergen
Plaza Shopping Center); Eatontown, Monmouth
(Monmouth Shipping Center);
and Menlo Park (Middlesex
County Shopping Center), New Jersey;, and San Leandro
(Bay-Pair
Shopping Center), Calif.—V. 185, p. 147.
the
County
2626.
p.
Lone
The
of
subsidiaries
in
used
This
stock.
record
quarterly
a
business founded
a
its
184,
posal
dividend.
company
successor
company
of
this
12,620,748
Jose
San
and
70.597,004
63.146,242.2 59 882,229
10,513,412" I7,652-,726
12,602,106
#,990,953TV: 9,885,731.
8,228,.075^
65,641,351
added
hds
Macy's
years,
Long Island, N. Y.; Plainfield and Princeton, N. j.;
Joplin, Mo.; Mission and Wichita, Kan.;, and Hillsdale
(Valley-Fair Shopping Center), Calif.; and presently m
Ohio;
Fiudlay
three
last
the
Field,
Roosevelt
785,578'
733,597
826,409
:
"
railway:.
railwayoper. income.
from
Net
$5
of
from
671,830
On
declared
common
holders
to
receive
BUSINESS—The
1921,
directors
value
par
1957
28,
offered
the
1957,
1,197,668
San Leandro (Bay-Fair
920,000 square feet of
California,' aggregating
Center),
SPWithin
$5,547,567
$6,025,420
$5,836,061
1,088,800 [J 1.164,473
.-1,338,847c
$6,123,529
—
income.
oper,
Net
June 30, 1956, The Hydraulic'
Manufacturing Co. was merged into the company.
The fore¬
going does not include dividends paid by The Hydraulic Press Manu-.
Jacturiiig Co. prior to the merger.
Jan.
railway-
railway
FromJan.l—
three
the
eaCli
52c
Net
reclas¬
on
from
Gross
Press
On
Shopping
'jersey;'"and
New
1953
1954
1955.'
1956
105(3,
stock
1956
30,
dividend
approximately
to
stock,
the
for
Nov.
cash
30,
Nov.
reclassified
was
paid
annual
common
On
Adjusted
stock.
dividend
the
been
value
par
stocK
common
stock
stock.
common
common
stock,
has
years
$2
value
par
a
value
par
value
common
live
past
$5
and
value
par
1056,
$5
par
has paid cash dividends on its com¬
since
1S41.
For each
of
the
five
fiscal
the company paid cash dividends of $2.20
company
year
30.
its
on
share
shares
The
each
Nov.
;
.
November—
years
'Shopping' Cehter),
-park
under, the. Restricted
options
income-.
—Earnings—
1953oo7
1955
195 4
$6,422,964
$6,168,082
$5,836,392
$P,539,im
1,340.423
1.065,487
1,346.199
1-38',„9<.'
519,175
498,128
577.216
604.88?
68,082,751
67.327.229
66,360,278
78.919. hd
13,739.281
14,668,598
14,798,973
4,906,851
5,930,710
6,382.516
21.283.3"
8,70 »Tl"
From Jail. 1—
Gross
from
Net
railway
from railway
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
185. p.
income.
344.
7 C
,
~
Number 5607;.
185
Volume
>r*
'
The Commercial and Financial
...
1956
,
The
.1955
1954
$18 923 498
-
opr*. income-—
279,752,785
205,036.840
.66,339,478
'46.183,406
..25;G83.453
22;398,077
-
.
Vet
..
New .York,
42!574'203
'•
22,61^ 929
V
•
1954
441,540
Gross
•
5,913,807
Northrop-Vertol
5.088,932
5.176.445
2,284.631;
1,877,142
1.719.446
'.:748,176
'v 458,623
Jan.1—V
from
>*32,551 .•"/Net'Ny,
127,495
*39,867
*119,245
railway./—
5)427,067
5,230,822
5,224,416
_
4*
2,645,604
.
445,220
*357,496
*239,697
*1,450,445
ry.
582,521
*1,659,811
*657,584
Jan. 29— /
this
from
Net
ry.
/
up
B.
company
NOVEMBER
FIRST
1956—Month—1955
30-
Period End. Nov.
AND
•
$
17,814,424
15,181.520
$
g
190,942.917
/. /
subsidiaries
*
2,399.788
2,218,257
*"
•-
RR.
company's: four
/,./•./"'
•
20,798,838
Gross
!
.
Gross
Net/from
railway-,__r_
'
Net
income—
oper.
ry.
J /
...90,018
197,094
37,233
67,562
5,254,394
5,317,561
York
1,298,016
1,367,950
32,,623,157
7,,825,307
/ '235.816
$;•:
...
300,203
332,275
1
"
'
Co.- -Earnings—
the
public
The
offering,
ice
pi
thereof ;
persons^ until Feb. 1,
tion
the
and
Commission
.
/of
has'given/
1957, to request a hearing thereon.
'
income
19561956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—•1955
1955
70,564,031
faxes—-
operating.-taxes'-/.
Jncoti:e>''
operating
chnvg'r-s.(J/-_i
written-by a group of underwriters,- including the firms of Paine/*
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Hornblower 6c Weeks. Stuart R. Reed,
a
director of National,' is a special partner in the. Paine-Webber firm
and1 Charles S. Sargent, also a director of National, is a partner of
,
48,384,061
43,834.353 513.397,187
468.904,555
71 145,000
81,614.564
64,200,000
6,735,000 •/
6^20.000
7,442,924/
,
Weeks,
<fc
view
In
the
of
30,
shares
of
7,046,309
of
plus such
number
stock
common
the
by
Gas
185,
of
8,002,046
7,616.345
83,854,005
6,696,264
6
71,382,255
64,168,622
369,310
the
cash;
and
(28
an
Stuart
/" ""'•v-'//. « '• •;•
2785.
Parker
500,000
interim
Sullivan
Bosworth,
Morris,
Co.
&
dividend
Wm.
Evans
First
&
of
Hentz
H.
.
Illinois
(The
I.
H.
A
Salomon
400.000
&
'Mackall
Coe
Thomas
150,000
Van
/; "
;r
>"••; ' '-•/.
•'•.
The
.
The
association,, in
Nov.
30,
1956,
$3,725,795
iliefhame
on.
,
shows
basis
consolidated,
a
period
last,
to
balance
a
After
year.
12 months ended
for
that
period
of
with
$3,363,612
for
of earnings for the
stvmmary
'a
surplus
compared
allowance'
dividends; on
for
to be' used
stockholders
price
shares/a
of
for
is
the purpose of computing the number
entitled to receive will be the mean of
Feb.
on
j
with
$1.38
$9,728,190
580,203
/
■*'
''
>•
\
*•
'|
,*
revenues/_-/
Operating
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—195o'
<
^ ''f **' *4
^
*
7
1956—10 Mos.—1955
'
$
' $ M*
November—'/. .'</.,• '
from railway-/-.
from
Net
ry.'-oper.
17.237.859 184.578,840 171.954,042
The
Other
•—v; iov),
22,562.025
21,028.617
Gross
1,^05,887
18,053,975
15,781,867
Net
3,072.253
29,779,453
27.197,314
2,563,778
charges
2,617; 962
23,^19,850
railway---.
from
income.—
oper.
63,612,154
36,519,227
33,370,016"
154,271,544 175,061,231
39,360,220
49,945,797
21,102,543
i85,
—V;
25,859,019
345.
p.
'
American
North
Royalties,
Inc.,
Bismark,
N.
New Orleans & Northeastern
Novembei'r—
from
from railway_'__L^_
Net ry. oper. •income-'-"/
Net
from
ry.
—'V.
Tlic
Y
345,248
Vs 408,723
20
207,882
145,870
131,859
12,542,987
12,118,515
10,875,403
5.279.547
5,419,841
3,695.881
6,113,431
2,021,719
2,199,428
1,447,868
2,271,745
railway)
income--/
185., p.-47.
: ' *
'
oper;
November—
..
12,615,742
Net.
Net
from
from
ry.
1956
1953
128,718
114,904
:
60.280
'
■yet
Net
1—/."•*
27;956
'14,276
3.856,63*1
3.983,647
3.159.174
,1,617,976
•,/
■1.697,203
813 762
549,148
*110.391
574,716
-
.
from' railway-— _/l.
ry. oper.-income»_
.
'
,•
"Deficit:—'V. .185,;
*
-
Net
3.785.175
frcm
from
Net
ry.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
November—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
-
Jan.
from
from
-/v.
The
month
rids
year
'
3.222.633
752,604.
•
148,212.295 141.635,350
27 279 109
29.144.474
1,940,903
income—m
Dec.
011
November
1955.
Th°
date,
Two'subsidiaries
Corp.,
Blvt.h
Co.„
naming 4Va'/>.
also
both
:
105%
)
to 100%,
the company a»
/
)•
of
of
this
corporation
$50,000,000 this year.
Counties Gas Co. applied
on
Jan. .21
Financing—
disclosed plans to
to the California
permission to sell $15,000,000 of 25-year first
J. Q. Abel. Controller and Treasurer, said.
it would use the proceeds to repay Its short-term
for
March
6,
program for
The
other
about
1957.
subsidiary.
$35,000,000
Walter
Southern
California
Gas
Co.,
plans
to raise
through a bond offering next August or September,
Financial Vice-President, told the Los Angele*
Herrman,
J.
Society of Security Analysts. He also said the company would ask the
for a rate increase to yield it a 6%% return in place ot
the 6'<
rate it is now allowed to realize.
•
Mr. Herrmon said "a
higher rate of return was needed because debit
1954
1953
,
157,366,632 166.628,661
26,662,195
31,585,061
18,714,770
13,763,403
14,095,793
„
36,343,218
17,341,141
income—_
168,484,012
37,914,863
47.
Telephone Co.—Earnings1956—Month—1955
31—
u
—_
"
s'
17,480,933
11.808 090
taxes._
taxes—
2.230,201
operating ' income
2.345.096
charges—/—/
2,135,030
Federal
Other
revenues
expenses
quate
plies all of our equity capital,"
Southern California Gas Co. realized
income
operating
1,097,546
$
$
return
in
11,791,880
11,295,671
2.311.313
23.003,451
20.872.541
2.152,654
21,055,341
19,353.924
1,107,673
6.651,712
'
Net
Net
—V.
after
184.
p.
2226.
,
.
2672.
See
s
r
slightly more than a 6% rat*
that this year." H«
the company to trir.v
1956, but "we're sliding away from
also said difficulty in raising new money caused
its. 1957 construction budget to $44,500,000 from
ol'
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
1956—10 Mos.—1955
16.294,007 168,539.033 156.447,416
10,639,595 112,254,763 104,228,10)
2.235,426
21,488,989
20,051,095
1
1954 and because ,
support an ade— >
market price for the stock of Pacific Lighting Corp.. which sup¬
capital now costs about 4compared with 3% in
"earnings under a 6% rate have been insufficient to
p.
174,278,927
railway—
p.
Period End. Oct.
Operating
26,303,527
announced
with earnings of $356,322 111
artio for the month was the lowest
compaied with 80.56 last year.
compared
;•
Northwestern Bell
137,043,235 151.207,000
30,023,982
8.838,128
earnings of $547,292 in the
11 056,980
21
1956
operating
77.28
-
proceeds to be received from the
toward the cost
company
and to retire
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
1953
Operating
railway^.
to
-1954
1—
company
of
_
raalway
oper.
Novefflfcer
_
income
1955
RR.—Earnings-
$12,447,330 $13,374,147
2,865,564
2,746.856
2,361.262
1.217,253
948,817
824.301
$14,186,540 $13,294,632
/
railway/
oper.
1955
1S56
"
-
railwav
'
railway.-—_
oper.
133,
—V.
Gross
1956
Front Jan. 1—
Gross
'
47.
p.
Boston
be subject to redemption by
applied
be
sion
4
areas
from
Net
.„
Basin
railway---- $15,803,775 $16,540,339 $14,935,797 $14,809,177
3,2G6,4G2
4,120,018
3,468,572
2,926.783
.from rallway.
1,804,609
2,117,256
1,818,152
653,708
ry. opt.r/income—
Gross
1,437.052
673,789
"•
•
*
First
Southern
'
company had 2J4
the
November—
07,708
48,275
/ :22,1)62-
income-/'
railway)^_/
from
Offered—Halsey„
of underwriters which
P. U. Commit.- mortgage bondtt ,
This subsidiary ,
said
indebtedness to •
its'parent company and to finance expansion and construction. Tho >
company
already, has announced
a
$24,400,000 capital expenditure
American Stock Exchange 011 Dec.
.-Northern- Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
$322,067
$268.609'
»
the
Governois' of
ot Southern Canada. As of September
interest weHs, 2,300 net developed acreage,
1,778.000 nnf proven reserves (barrels) and 160,027 net mineral and
royalty acres.—V. 177, p. 1260.
Net
From Jan.
Gross
150,000
250,000
Commission
1954
1955
$283,922
railway---//
oper.
.
.."/.'
for the new issue were: 99.2099 by
The
series AA bonds will
borrow
of
Williston
the
and
RR.^-Earnings—
$329 286
railway-
Board
approved for original- listing 844,223
1956
.
Gross
v,
shares of common stock (pur
$1
of a total of 1,006.000 shares authorized).
. 7
•
This"company,..incorporated jn 1952, engages in the business, of
investing in mineral interests, oil
and gas royalties and overriding
royalties.
The most .significant areas of development in which the
company h?s interests " are. the Nesson Anticline area of North Dakota
$1,047,723
334,982
>
162,900
New York Connecting
•
•./ 1953
$945,449
"
416,323
From Jan. 1—Gross from railway--/^.
Net
1954
1955
$999,641
$1,096,029 "
Net
Listing—'
RR.—Earnings-
1956
.
railway_>/_
group
Pacific Lighting Corp.—Subsidiaries Plan
D.—
r
Gross
Co., Inc.
'
21,614,645
14'g
p.
190.403,448
68.903,844
from .railway—
rv.
3,110,731
ouf>ratin<T" income
after
"3,419,504
219,617,166
/"
2,481,273
l,81o,8oo
operating,>taxesl-
Net
Net
income, taxes
1953
1954
&
;
sale of the bond* ;
additions to the utility properties
ol'
the
short-term bank loans obtained fo7
temporary financing of such additions.
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility engaged prin~
cipally in furnishing electricity and gas service throughout most ot. »
northern and central California, a territory with an estimated popular
.lion of approximately 6,250,000 and including San Francisco and it*
,
environs.
In the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1956, over 65% of its gros.j,
,
operating revenue was derived from the sale of electricity and closo
to 35%
from the sale of gas.—V. 185, p. 345.
.
$15.012.6<J7 $lGt''o.'»
5,062,419
3,900,506
<2,752,163
2,^11,465
5,930,485
3,238,258
S. Yantis
.
250,000
*
PROCEEDS—The
will
$18,107,359
6,454,972
by
prices ranging from
1955
$20,375,5*5
income
Fionl Jan. 1—.
Net
Federal
-"'*1956:
railwayl-/---
Net
'
235,961,840
24 397,277 254,974,293
19,174.374
2,462,122
•
£■
Gross
26,564,092
Operating-expenses
•'
Wright & Co.,
—/—_•/—
coupons.
'
New England Telephone &
Period End. Oct. 31—
99.189
and
'.Inc.
695.106
551,024
bids submitted
Other
$9,415,745
666,932 '
,
&
offered $35,000,000 of first and refunding
mortgage bonds, series AA, 4V2% due Dec. 1, 1986, at
100% and accrued interest, yielding 4.50%.
The group.;
was awarded the bonds on Jan. 22 on its bid of 99.2159%.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
common
average
per
Noel
345.
p.
a
;
(Jan. 23)
on
Southern Ry.-r-November Earns... Lower—
Norfolk
1956—Month—1955
// '.Period End. Nov. 30—
share outstanding for the
$910,274
'$912,574
Gross" < revenues/v I/'-'— -i'),
corresponding previous period based or. 2,400,712 and 2,356,494 aver-"
84,945
/ Net ry. oper. income/--'. /.-• 54,533
age-common Shares outstanding
in dhe respeetive periods.,
;
/ < .
34,426
72,152
Net income:.
Total
consolidated
operating' revenues for
the latest 12 months—V. 184, p. 2333.
/
were
$43,395,167 compared
with .<$39,493,146 for the corresponding
period last year, nn increase of 11'rt—V. 134, p. 1354.
•<
/•
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earningscompared
300,000
Co.-—Bonds
Electric
&
Stuart & Co. Inc. headed
the
preferred ./ivates, ;the
balance ox'r $3,650,587 amounts, to $1.52 per
average common "shave issued
and outstanding in the : current .'period
185,
'
,
300,000
'250,00(1
—_x—
Inc
200,000
'
.
-
Co._—
&
Alstyne,
Arthur L.
200,000
;
Gas
Pacific
York Stock Exchange
_transactions in the
/ .stock/ on -Feb. '.20'," the price; w ill, be the mean of the closing bid and
/ asked prices on .thatvday.-r-V. 185, p., 148.
_/
and low prices of the stock 011 the'New
'20,
1957. ..Ia the. event, there
are
no
/the high
&
Co
details, see V.
Co.,
&
Companv—
Strauss
J.
F
further
For
S.
650,00(1
——
500,000
— —.
:
Hammill &
Nicolaus
150,000
—
*
2,500,00(1
Inc^.Hw.4—.*
500,000
_
Co., Inc,__
*
Stifel,
:
400,00(1
—w—
Co
„
400.000
*
300,000
Bros. &
Shearson,
250.000
,
—
Inc
Hutzler—
150,000
;
650,00.1
Hughes
Co.,
300.000
<fc Co.
MacArthur &
_/_:
CO.-
&
Inc.
Corp..
Co.
?
Co.,
—.
Co.,
Joyce
B.
Kenower,
&
150,00»1
Inc.—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Josey & Co
(John
.
&
Pollock
1
,
"*.*'■• '■)■■*
&
://'
Inc
150,000
Co,„
<fc
500,00>>
Copelund
Raffensperger,
Stokes
_/„
.Foster & Marshall
Freeman
,
150,000
First cf Michigan Corp.
13
300,00>1
500.000
Company,
Iowa
'
Co.
&
Hanseatic
—
E.
.
150,0C(*
Kendall, Inc.—
200,000
j. Edwards, Inc
Elkins,
Wells
Patterson,
&
Inci—/.
& Co./—
Co.,
,
—
Corp
400.000
,500,000
&
/
.
Hutchinson &
—-
York
New
by
•
Mullaney,
500.000
the respective
each are set
and
1
Co.
&
__/
Co.—,—_
Courts
R.
' "
McMaster
Co
&
Stearns &; Co.—_
Burth
Bear,
inter-company
Gas & Electric Association—Earnings—
$109,500,000
32,500,000
32,832,620
purchased
be
•
.
,
184, p:
■
purchasers
to
/.
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
TO
the
bonds
new
——$5,800,COO
Red path
per share is approximately
earned in 1956 and not pre¬
income
of
names
below:
table
Auchincloss,
cents per share is from net'
.: •
The special distribution- of- capital gains and the interim dividend
are both payable March- iS
to,stockholders of "record Feb. 8, 1957,
The special distribution of .capital gains will be paid in
shares of
common stock ol
Niagara Share Corporation to all stockholders other
;
may
as
Offering—Men¬
Co.—Bond
EFFECT
GIVING
Ball, Burge & Kraus
viously •,distributed.' The remaining
ordinary-: income Of 1957— /
•
any,
with stabilizing activitie s
issue of Jan. 21 of the public offer-/
our
amounts of
the
Inc.
.
New England
if
company,
debt bonds, all series—
$200,000,000
stock, all classes and series-63,500.000
stock (pur $10 per share)
50,000,000
in
Halsey,
net..'ordinary
$12),
148.
p.
75,533,899
-
V.
the
of
Electric
&
made in
UNDERWRITERS—The
per.u>harg mf .which two cents
balance
the purclmrii
ipar
offering to itft
excess ol' 58,061)
of
in
(not
connection
In
company
See also V.
1957.
principal
76,107,163
in
30—
stock
common
issuable pursuant to subscriptions under an
shares
was
forth
affiliations; the
/ than those who elect to take payment in cash.
The election to take
purchase of Douglas Aircraft debentures by National is,.-prohibited'
payment in cash should, be made on a form which is being mailed
unless, an exemption;, order; is> issued by the
Commission. ;■ National »"..td stockholders... This form, properly signed; must, be received by the
slates that it proposes to purchase the debentures from any of the
./transfer agents, James; Ewart and Walter A. Machmer, 70 Niagara
underwriter-: other
than) Paine-Webber ' and Hornblower &/ Weeks.—
St../Buffalo 2,/N) YV, on .or before Feb. 20, 1957.
Hornblower
580,613
the
proposals for
written
is inviting sealed,
of
stockholders,
Preferred
65,017,607 750,510,756 G84,745,617
stockholder, wholly
of'.the
15; <:enfs
the
■•/,
of Douglas Aircraft debentures is to be under¬
proposed-offering
such
CAPITALIZATION
' /
$509,000 principal amount of a proposed offering of $25,000,090
subordinated debcniuie, of Dovtglas- Aircraft Co., Inc.,;
interested
Ark.—Stock Offering
Long-term
J.
convertible
at
47.
p.
1987, at 101.155% and accrued interest through Halsey,
Co., Inc., and associates. It was oversubscribed
the books closed.
Further details follow:
•
exceed
703,7 Vi
185,
and
Niagara Share Corp.—To Make Special Distribution—
.)'».SAt'n meetin'pf-held- 'dan."" 18, 1957, the directors declared, (1) a
/: special distribution • of $1.90 per share from net taxable long¬
National Aviation Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
-term gains on sales of securities by the corporation in 1956/ pavable
This corporation, it wa$ announced eifJiih; 22, applied to the SEC
lis!^ follows: ;■;{ a ) in jEull shares of " coipmon stock of Niagara Share
for)an exe'nr;ttOrir order wfth Tespe/t, to* its:proposal to acquire not to
/Corporation with caslr/adjostmpnt for fractions; or (b) at the elec¬
of
3,2l7,85fi
952,791
Stuart &
467,359
5,410,698
184/ p, 2671.
12.131.4f7
4,211,952
1,034,172
ing of $20,000,000 4%% first mortgage bonds due Jan. I,
'•.
10,611,242
"'4, 068,456
—V..
12.443,416
4,624,068
730,219
Oklahoma
••--V/184, p.,2328.::/..!
36,890,039
4,314,643
'2,282^51
32,708.958
13,566,081
4,299,515
purchased
tion
-p
revenues
K •.?!.; after
7,185,C28
oner,
12.033,477
income-
be
Common
'//Net
\ 3,069,6*43-
from/railway,^—,
ry.
29,027
of
not
Jan.
1,394,597
Telephone
Ope iat ii: g''; ex pe 11 sca_-___-
447,81 1
income J rl
Net
40,723
prior to the acceptance of a proposal.
Such proposals are to be
presented to the company, at the office of Commonwealth Service*
Inc., 300 Park Ave., New' York 22, N. Y., before 11 a.m.
(EST) c *
5,347,927
979,186
21.C66
•>
Period End. Nov. 30—
Other;
Net. from ,railway«.i--s7;
Gross
73,518
additional
be
799,944
/
*46,889
income—
Authorized
$3,078)399
455,879
26,897.521
income—i".
2672.
p.
j?.
804,706
.
281,278
railway——r
common
$478,002
127,020
38,623
railwRj'i-,.1
Opel',
184,
New
/
t'
From Jan. 1—
$979,34:1
189,886
1953
1954
$524,392
,
ry;
$3 077,217
$3,024,932
549,111//
708,098
*213/111
" 419,295
$2,822,373
railway—
from
Gross
-
x
$588,657
f 306,877
company
it
'shall
""
'<•
«
RR.—Earnings
1955
4,856,992
Irfcome/--
Net
F« dera'l
1951
$1,065,254
203,531
oper.
This
from
/. ,)■'
'•
1—r;' /
from
1953
*
1953
1954
1955
$978,895
Ohio Edison Co.—Bids to Be Received Jan.
the
8433,053
from/railway,—:
.—V.
'
1955
pay
Western
1956
Net<
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.---Earnings— //
'
to
in
/
■'*.' /
/•
oper,.
From Jan;
.Operating
1956
,
from
Net, .ry.
prominent New 'York financier,yon Jan. 21 were elected new members
of the board of directors. ...They succeed J. H. Thayer Martin, a direc¬
tor -since 1933,
and Paul B. Sommei's/who was nrst elected in 1938,
both 01" wi om .declined to seek reelection to the board. -Mr. Stiflman
explained, however, that the retiring members hove been elected direc¬
tors emeritus and as- such
will be available to the board for consulta¬
tive'purposes.—-V.. 181, p.,-1313. ;
.//•..
:
' V .7
November—..
.>/
■
2672.
184,/p.
.railway.-—'•
$463,872
from railway../—//
*
89,689
Net
the Department of Politics: and Director
at, PrincOtoa'University, and Jarvis Cromwell,:
the Princeton-Surveys
refused"
and
involved
York, Susquehanna &
November—
F..Sly, Chairman of
Dr. John
of
neglected
subsidiaries
RR;. Co.—V.
Connecting
Co.—New Directors—
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
failed,
24,247.773
23,605,623
RR.—Earnings-
Popular Drug Stores, Inc. above.
bee
railroad
the
the receivership are
Ontario/Cafbondale & Scranton Ry. Co.; Ellenville <& Kingston
Co.;;, POVt Jervis/ Monticello.& Summitville RR. Co., and Pecksport
/The
New
2,324,971
2,017,534
operating income,
Net'after charges.v; 185, p.
147.
'have
that
claimed
Government
10
the
169,963,463
10,521,923' 127.C77.304 114,217,941
1.997,025 y 2,067.882
23,146,286. )/l9.582,147 ■"
1,250,716 .) 1,121,527
13,839,749
11,915,602
Net
Pacific
Ouachita Mining Co., Inc., Mena,
ahd interest., ..Federal, judge Edward A; Conger on
adjourned; until Feb.
21 a hearing 011
a
motion by the
railroad's trustee'to sell the property.
*
12,241,712
26.279,578
2672.
p.
Temporarily Suspended—
penalties
Jan.
-
•
its
.taxes,
;•> '
MONTHS
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
Operating revenues ___
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes./;
Other operating
taxes-
11
Gilchrist, .vjr.",:/th& 'Federal
7 and
'
FOR
signing
the
for
the action has bee>*
/;/.'<*Tii tfie complaint/filed by Assistant United States Attorney Thomas
at, Room 2315,
EARNINGS
,
necessary
railway
* Deficit.—V.
KlKheimcr/3rcf,/£r former" Assistant United States Attorney.
;
195 Broauway, ■ New York, N. Y./will
(0 11* a.m. (EST) on Jan. 29 receive bids for the purcnase from it
$35,000,000 of 31-year debentures due Feb. 1, 1.988/j-
of
184,
1956
oper.
Net
-Judge Sylvester: J. Ryan on Jan. 12 appointed two receivers
and-four of its subsidiaries as-part of the Federal
suit,
for $7,500,000 in
unpaid taxes.
Appointed as rereivers were Jacob/Grunlet;- former General Sessions Judge, and James
,c.
Z
v
date.—V.
from.railway
Gross
'
New,York,'Ontario & Western Ry.—Receivers App'd—
for
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Bids for
company,
•
From Jan. 1—
Government's
The
.
Federal
-V.M84V P- : 2784.7
Debentures to. Be Received
•*.
.
not been completed,
railway.-
from
from
Net
6,552,432
.*574,498
"';*^eficit,r^-v. 184/p,--2672.' ;"'/ / - ' '
7,224,549
later
a
Northwestern
Net
Inoopie-»LT * 1,904,353
:railwg.yJ-'V-u_ ./
■ oper,
until
•
documents
certain
November—
c
«.
that
<10,293
*146,529
Gross
/-/'
agreement.
merger
fact
agreement have
1953
$523,534
$471,463
.
*176,719
Incomc_T_
oper.
'1954
>
*17,505
*134,266
*61,487
the
to
merger
postponed
■
(Net:from.
-Deficit.
:
2672.
$470,136
$433,405
railway
Net.drom
190,343'
."*17.742
ry.
V
ioilway_-—
I.Net-ry. oper; incomes
p.
"
531,020
124.574
54.564
from
From
1953
436,721
-152,016
V
16,866
railway_j_r
from-
1955
.
*
Jan. 1—
From
Gross
184,
-Earnings-
1955
1955
'1956
G*1956
November,^-'N<* /
tfroni railway—-
Net
574,032
224,596^'
from/railway/*-^jjet.ry. oper. Income—.-Net
Ontario & Western Ry.
X Gro$s-
1956
;•
.,
railway.—
from
period.—V.
same
of the
.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings.
Northrop Aircraft, Inc.—Merger Action Postponed—
Whitley C. Collins, President of this corporation, and Don R. BerlirV
of Yertol Aircraft Corp., on Jan. • 16
announced that coniurrfmt board meetings have been held to consider the signing of
President
134,291,173 220.043 996
Net
Gross
7
compensated
earnings were'S3,991,35! ,for, the
40,824,724
>36,417,340
railway.--.
Gross from
.from raUvay.i4-4<
November—
accomplished in the face of wage
for until
the ICC
granted
were
not
were
:
Due
Jar., l
ry. open mcome—:
Z_V. 183, P- 147.
•
earnings
which
,'). freight, rate, increases,date, in, December. !
;
, ,
* '.
3,423'(16G- f t-ttA ;itet. losi\*of $3,628,360 incurred in the. critical, first quarter o( the
1.787,821 ^ year' has now 'iDdea .reducecl 'to .8214,039 for the 1-i months. In 1955*
„
.
November
increases
1953
November-—
./S25,276,948' ;S19,567,643 'S13.5D1,291
Gross f.cpm, railway^-..
*.
5.r607,f>24 ' ; 4,661,970
4.33)4.337
Vt from rail way
: A 3,156,356 "'
2,386.4,40; ' 3,247,639
!m
From
(487)
— •
.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
;.y.
Chronicle
Pacific Petroleums
$51.000.000.—V. 184,
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Co.^above.—V. 184, p. 2785.
Ltd.—Debentures Offered—An un¬
derwriting group headed by Eastman
rities & Co. on Jan. 23
Dillon, Union Secu¬
offered for public sale
$15,000,0(K>
(U. S.) 20-year 5% subordinate debentures, due Jan. 1,
1977, priced at 104% and accrued interest to yield 4.69%
to maturity.
The debentures are convertible into common stock of the compar y
•
8
1(488)
The
to
time
Jan.
period
l,
including Jan.
and
in
the
PROCEEDS— The
will apply the proceeds of the sale to the
company
BUSINESS—The
and
the
the
Phcific
the- two
also
4
!
entered
.into
.
with
agreement
an
Net
Columbia
i
\
.
•
1
.
'•
:
•
States
border.-
*//v*
- -
'• '<
v
.
*
;
■*"
-
1955 ,.: '
.
tures due Jan.
(
$781,233 .V $727,318
"120.270 . *117,728
*363,831
*333,522.
-
•
8.589,347
*1,040,915
*679,341
ry.
in come
*3,857,445
*3,018,333
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
*842,1.17 ./
*575,864
;•
;
People's Finance Corpr< (Colo.)—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—Pali! C; ^Kimball & Co. headed an underwriting
interim
and
stock—$1
Common
.'
"The company Intends to enter into a
!
$10'-per $hare^.';'U
,T
stock
.
1.
«
Y ' JThe
f ..,/
_
1
§84,624 shares
reserved
are
for
j*
issuance
the
upon
exercise
of
number of
shares
for issuance
price.
required
conversion
upon
the
at
initial
/[Includes
of
certain
conversion
shares
80.000
shares
outstanding
Limited.
.
issued
opportunity
1957.
7,
forth
names
Securities
C.
A.
Union
Dillon,
of
pres-
villi
close
underwriters
several
and
&
&
Allyn
Co
Co.,
—$2,450,000
The,
100,000
Paine,
Co,
250,000
&
Co.—
Bateman,. Eichler
Bear,
Stearns
350,000
<"te
&
transferable
a
One
Waiter.
Hurry,
Blytb
Boettcher
.
A
Boswortli, Sullivan As
the
I Co.i'Inc. :
Alex.;-*Browii '&
...
100,000
Sons...
250,000
FlrsL'Boston
First
California
350,000
&
Goldman,^ Sachs Ar Co..
Hemphill, Noyes"
Ca._
Johnston,. Lemon Ai Co.
650,000
Stone
250,000
J.
'Kidder, Pcabody"Co./
650,000
White.
(IhC.)
i-
,
1
—
Kuhu, Loeb &
Lehman
Car)
:
'
4c
M
Loeb,. Rhoades
-
Co.
,
350,000
i...—.
•~V..ife4;p.-2839.
650,000
250.000
Co.-^_'_
650,000
Whittal
-
Ltd.
the
'
*
$ V
-
1
.
$
>
Gross
r e venues-.u_
67,218,038
40,080,036
6,5lG;00Q
Net
j>9,554,872 646,128.123 581,962,882
45,653.331
operating
QUiet
*
taxes_».
taxes—
Net
Net
7,122,000
1
5,316,648
-8,056,855
89,308,334
7,537.493
6,712,407
in
Cantlen,
Vice-President
Contleri
Mr.
said
$159,000,000 will be spent in 1957 .with the re¬
The company, spent about $139,000,000 for expansions
and improvements in southern California ih
mainder in-.1958.
J.95G.,
The
stock
owus
"
.
expansion
.
issues,
•
about 901!
Cantlen-
by
»
1
-
•
.
,
•
■
148.
-
y
;
'
,
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Go.—Secondary Offering
■—A secondary
offering of 39,300 shares of common stock
on Jan. 23 by Lazard Freres & Co.
and Model, Roland & Stone at $53.37^ per
share, with a
dealer's discount *of $1.10 per share. It was quickly over¬
(no par)
subscribed
the
and
■
books
closed.—V.
184,
185, p.
Gross
Committee
front
Head
Cross
Net
formally reciuestcd
copy of the list on Dec. 17 for the expi'essed purpose of contacting
the
company's
shareholders with
regard
to
"activities
ot
the
pro¬
tective committee and to act
Jointly with other shareholders in pro¬
tecting
The
their
above
common
from
from
such
Denied
a
list
move
the
was
is
the
latest
committee
just prior to
of
access
of
a
to
of
list
series
and
of
attempts
shareholders
a
special stockholders'
sought by James J. Hanks
the
a
obtain
in
not
Pleas
declared
being
Judge
there
meeting in Cresson.
other stockholders.
permitted
The Penn-Texas
in
at
December.—V.
George
was
to
no
see
Griffiths
doubt
the
Stockholders'
184,
p.
2444.
the
a
stockholders'
Protective
preliminary
had
ruling
been
last
wronged
was
11
Dillion.
Union
$2,681;140
211,455
*; 8,820,302
11,966,123
$3,265,676
488,259
838,511 '
30,253,655
7,521,386
1955
formed
eariy
$671,250
141; 106
193,795
company
,139,042
.6,730,348
2,169,558
registration-
>
the
it was
announced on Jan.
Regulation A exemutionc
oficrings of seeuriUes
A
by
the following:
notification
19?3
of
Regulation A notification
filco Nov. 13, 1956, proposed
capital stock
at
$2.50 per
Drug
at
the
quest,
the
on
vacated
A
of
conditions
the
Drug
the
of
Mining Co., inc. Me..
the public offering of 20 000
shares
Stores
of
is
has
ana
With
assert
that
conditions
false
are
such
an
opportunity
the
the
order
failed
of
support
702,025
<4>
that
assets
of
to
issuer's
paid
issued
of
to
the
shares
no
the
of
hearing,
suspension
upon
re-
should
sold
and
suspension
that
that
requests
Ouachita
by
and
has been
a
and
by
Ouachita,
comply
of
the
the
order
of
use
with
has
companv
the
be
the
failed
Commission's
reports
proceeds
respect to
to
that
<b>
to, file
staff
such
for
their
the
Commission's orders
comply with the terihs and
the
issuers'
issued
were
to,
Commission's
Regulation
.
Development
which
company
.
owns
transmission,/or
The
a
section
the
that
21
corpora¬
Corporation.
'
*,
,
also
operates facilities used
or
distribution
provides
that
electric energy
Commission shall
of
.
the
company
than
sell
investors
utility
such
company
Commission
The
,
""
•
Connection
with
J.
Armstrong
Sinclair
Rule
the
Issuance |of the Commission's decision, Chaircalled attention *to the amendment of the
under the Public
Utility Holding Company Act
U-7
°f. ,1935 adopted July 13,
Tlie amended Rule
is
company
not
connection
with
steam
"
.
of
is
the
generation,
steam
or
in
the
organized
primarily
in
tiling
requirements
under
the
rule,
(Holding
transmission,
or
for
set
are
of
and
out
energy
is
for
elec¬
the
'."12)
^
it
&
claiming
companies
established
of
which heat
•
.
Certain
exemption
activities."
development
for
.
If
only
•
.
used
material
<31
No.
nuclear reactor
its.".
facilities
and
.
a
distribution
or
of
electric
profit.
procedure
a
(ii
special nuclear
generation
not
research
and
operation
from
that
if
Release
Act
Compqny
substance declares
utility '.company
ownership
heat
used
is
.
1956
in
electric
an
the
is
energy
production
it
.
publiq
the
that
consumers'
energy;
and, accordingly/ the Commissionrequirements for the entry of the exemption
statutory
satisfied.
Commission's
tric
in
• necessary
or
company.
electric
any
the
.
interest or
be
founds
of Power. Reactoir
Development Corp/was primarily
that* of "ah" electric*; utility' company '-and' that it
of
business
were
In
were
the
officers,
presented
issuer amount
to
to
in
not
offering circulars
that
issuer,
directors,
no
assorts
that
shares
(l>
that
four
of
that
sponsoring
preferred
and
In
was
$702 025
other
justify the statement
$755,500.
to
exemption
addition, the
given
for
persons*
that
order
corporations
obtain
provided
of
Power
Commission
a
in
the
that
in
Reactor
order
emended
The proceeding illustrates,"
of
„
tibiLty
organizing
from
energy
nuclear
Rule
the
the
and
net
asserts
Chairman
corporations
power,
with
C?v!o^S/° the ?tcndal'ds of the
1935.
o
Prospective
their
organizational
porate
.
Regulation
tandaids
copies
unregistered
information
received
Armstrong further observed
Rs
defining the rights of
filed; (2) that the con
702.025
(3>
given;
that
A,
for
persons
not
order
Chairman
the
instruments
securities
various
was
the
with
statement
facts
is
by
challenge
for
the
instant
the
proceeding
Corp.
rely on
Development
rather
than
had
the
U-7.
Ponular
Sharron,
failure
governing
equity
them
Reactor
electric
an
that
order
or
misleading in respect of material facts.
provisions
sideration
stock
to
the
engaged
for
".
."
declare
110c
It Id
"
exemption from registration for
exceeding $300,000 in amount
One
not
shares
asserted
there
.
-
000
'
exemption is the filing of semi-annual
of
Regulation A;
case
company
of
of
and
tlie
In
Oil
'
Commission
Commission.
ignored
respect
(a)
that
conditional
Commission's
it
Sharron
Power
for' the "protection
snares
1S56.
share.
whether
a
securities
number
the
In
a.
.
Considered
•
of Ouachita
Oct. 29,
the
/ S°W.; byJsi)ch corirpany dt 'Is;>iiot
13221).
permanent.
offerings
thereof.
Feb
proposed the public offering of 8 750
per
provides
provides
public
reflecting
cent
question
made
or
Regulation
one
orders
Fled
shares of capital stock
share.
Inc;, Denver, Colo.,
shares
Stores
of
..
'
*•;
*.
Popular
In lts Re«ul';H«n A notification, filed
G^s
of
rospeifc ?o
.
decision
the
operating any such facilities not to be
an
electric utility company if /
such company is primarily. engaged in one or more businesses other than the business of an plectra:
utility company, and by reason of ,the; small amount of electric energy
:. mint
of
a^$l perPsh°aPreSed th3 pUt)lic Offedng of 200,000
The
'
with
a
generation,
by-tibder
will
Act
as
of
one,' bther
Securities
value of a
P.hergy
Public
as
the
fyr sale.-
2,020 490
1,022,2091,331-532
''i'tittk<*^;--7
under
Regulation
for.
*
8,405.246
1,396,657
,
1,237,306
suspending
practical
the
and '.Commercial
Atomic
lu its decision, the'Commission rioted that Section 2(a)
(3) of the
Fublic Utility Holding Company Act of 1935 defines an electric utility
102,629
7,931,647
.
the
register
^ sponsorship of
182,616
8,469,816
the
tions
sponsoring Power Reactor Development Corp. are not holding
companies | subject to registration under'the Act by virtue of their
T
railway—.!
a
industrial
to
.The effect
,
1953
$626,534
101,145
-
proceedings before the-Atomic Energy Comlicense for
the conduct ,"of research and
In
looking toward demonstration of
Utility Holding Company Act of 1934, 4 company
holding company if it has a subsidiary which is
an
electric or gas utility company unless an exemption from registra¬
tion Is available by Commission rule or obtained by Commission order.
10,236>52
12,929,868
'
1954
;! $741,434
i«T1?1LSf"flt,,eS ^nd ®*xchan8e Conimission,
has i sued orders temporarily
Each
sold
Under
45,942 433
735,150':
-
.
railway
is
"
1,102,920
Ry.—Earnings
1956'
$727,628
18,
public
steam.
it
..
;
-.
'38,016.067
6,694,441
holding
company
fast breeder reactor at Lagoona Beach, Mich., to produce
a
seeking
be
v
*
655,927
this
by
.purposes';.. The plutonium would
Commission and the steam to the
Detroit Edison Co., which will construct a generating unit adjacent to
j'the site of the reactor.
V
1953
*
application
an
company is a not-for-profit corporation organized under the
the State of Michigan for the purposes of constructing and
of
developmenc
'
on
is not to be considered an- electric utility company
of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
mission
,
Mich.—
Electric Utility Company—Exchange pprlrvmiSsion on Jan. 18 announced the
plutonium and
J
*
MONTHS
1954 V
9.302,862-
?T
>
company
Detroit,
an
decision
a
purposes
'/operating
Temporarily Suspended—
irom
the
This
;
.
of
the
law's
•
Popular Drug Stores, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Stock
Offering
to
list.
Committee
FIRST
38,242,198
,~"V- I84- P. 2780.^,
holders
in
plaintiffs
that
estimated
r
1,112;238
;
2.231,359
by
Common
month
758,302
1,027,795
by
injunction
directed
issuance
authorization
cars,
Eastrhan
$3,409,817
-
.1,247,713
list.
that timg the refusal becatne part of
proceeding instituted by Mr. Landa and Mr. Hanks,
preventing
Penn-Texas
management
from
issuing
an
additional
5,000
shares of
common
stock
without
prior stockholder
approval of the purpose.
This injunction suit is still pending.
an
*•'
!
reports
Last November
Pa.,
interests."
mentioned
membeis
Co,;
1955
Net, ry., oper.. income^_„
Co.,
a
individual
&
136,730
Seeks
management of Penn-Texas Corp. to turn over to him the current
stockholders' list. The action was fiied in the Court of Common
Pleas,
Cambria County, Ebensburg, Pa.
had
the
Development;Corp.,
The Securities and
also.,;•
.
,
for
AND
;;; 88,000
Ark.,
the
he
subject to
'
,
■
reactor- for
railway—
oper.
common
charged that
•
must
148.
Reactor
Power
,
1956
$3,647,369
income—
Landa, Chaiman of the corporation Stockholders Protective
Committee, on Jan. 23 filed a suit for a Writ of Mandamus to force
Landa
certificates;
.
r
NOVEMBER
income—L
Alfons
complaint Mr.
;
.
Company, Inc.
ry.
Court Order to Obtain Stockholders' List—
the
the
'
T
.
all-steel, hopper
Drexel
from. railway———
u.
In
&
"
From Jan. 1—
2.
222.
p.
for
-
Net
of
Penn-Texas Corp.—Protective
FOR
.
made
was
,
are
Stroud
•
November—
borrowing and
A:
Telegranh
stock.—V. 185, p.
,
Ti
•
debt
Telephone
of Pacific's outstanding capital
4
%»>■
will be financed
saidr
Americtrn
program
Mr.
Jan. 24
on
Not Considered
are
1,000
.
,
Net
about $316,000,000 for expansion and im¬
California during
1.957 and
1958, James S.
and General Manager, said 011 Jan.
14.
-
3.90%, according to
:
65,666,775
will spend
southern
by
(
Pittsburgh & tVest Virginia
79,737,284
'
Plans Lar^e Expenditures in Two Years—
provement
to
and
,
Commission,
v
railway;,!.
railway—^.—
income —1
'
company
1958
-
•
_
to
98.572^
certificates
oper.
"
This
15,
non-callable
48.459,954
74,823,370
char
the
from
from
—V.
61,962,745
4,901,981 *. 55.210,884
Feb.
are
t
offering
and
r
bid
secured
r
'■
the
Co.,
oper.
Net. ry.
391,802,899
67,663,484-
•
8,926,059
income,.
opeiv
after
•
annually
associ¬
equipment
•"
railway!—!
railway
from
ry.
Gross
expenses^^__
income*
-
3%%
From Jan. 1—
Operating
Federal
in
of
Hutzler and
of
be .supplied by amend-'
to
.
of the debentures, the company proposes
to sell the '300,000 shares of preferred to the
underwriters.
Prior to
the sale of the new preferred, it is proposed
to redeem the 225,000
outstanding
shares
of 3.601$
preferred stock, $50 par,; from tlie
proceeds of the sale of the new debentures.
Of the net proceeds from the sale of the debentures and new pre¬
ferred, $11,981,250 will be used to pay the redemption pnee of $53.25
per share of the 3.60% preferred, and the balance, together with other
general funds of the company, will be used to pay, at or before
maturity, fcne company's outstanding $15,000,000 of 3% % bank loan
notes due-April 1, 1957, to reimburse the company's treasury for a
portion
of
its
construction
expenditures
heretofore made and to
meet
a
portion of the company's construct'011 program. / The con¬
struction program is estimated at'$46,000,000 lor the 15 months end¬
ing Dec. 31,- >957.--Vf 185, p. 188.., :'
V '
•
sale
the
after
Promptly
will
and
unaerwrhing terms are
and
price
meat.
,
$
•
.•
$100
1957,
25,
,
filed registration statements with the SEC 011. Jan. 18,
$30,000,000 ot debentures, due Feb. 15,
1982, and
.
serial preferred stock, series of 1957, *$50 par
debentures are to De offered fcr public sale at
company
covering
offering
held
each
v...
&
•
from
Net
Operating
433.945 4*H
stock
award of the issue
won
Inc.
1
.r*
be
to
November—;
:
•
Bros.
$6,720,000
certificates
Commerce
EARNINGS
Co.—Earnings-
•
is
&
»
sale
$8,400,000.
Net
*
of
for
"
•
•
.
competitive • bidding. - The preferred shares -are to be 'offered lor
public sale through an underwriting group headed byb. Dillon, Read
& Co. Inc. and Johnston. Lemon & Co.; and
the dividend rate, public
*
-
1956—10 Mos.—1955
Co.
%.'
r'
'
and
issue
cost
250,000
1956—Month—1955
6c
'
*
'
Securities
;
period End. Oct. 31—
Feb.*
setting
prices
conversion
:*
Co.—Registers With SEC—
shares
of
(cumulative 1.The
RR—Equipment Trust Cer¬
maturing
The
Tb*> ffroun
Associates
350.000
Pacific Ttlephoivfe
Feb.
,
yield from- 3,65%
Interstate
The
to
300.000
&.Co..,J
R.
to
Stuart
'
'
.
Issuance
of
Secu¬
Co.._—
offered
3%s.
*1
...
Witter
Erie
bid of 98.6423%/'
r
a
Halsey,
100,000
Norman
Dean
650,000
——
scaled
on
Wood, .Gundy & Co., Inc.
650,000'
Brothers
<
-
This
1957,
300.000
subscription offer together
the right to subscribe for
about
•
be
prospectus
250.000 barrels; and if) , that, information relating
wells on properties adjacent to'the issuer's leases is
given.—V. 181, p. 1206.
Potomac Electric Power
---
346.
p.
Lake
25
inclusive.
Leydeeker
Weld" <fc
—
-
Ib5,
certificates,
650,000
Wheat &
C.
V.
1972,
*250,000
rities, Corp.
350,000
also
trust
100.000*
Co\~~
Webster
expire
Offered—Salomon
maturity.
& Co.
CO.
&
will
thereafter.
See
350,000
As
Stephenson,
rights
Jan.
as
Co.
Y,
on
are
Co..—
expected; to
a
the
Jul
a
right will be issued for each share
rights will be required to subscribe
The
Pittsburgh, &
350,000
Staats
R.
the
of
evidencihg
ates
Corp.
Richter
Scherck,
Smith,v Barney
William
650,000*
CoTp;_
N.
15,
-
The
'
terms
rate
of
number
a
•
should
250,000
>
to
v
$250,000
Hop-
Ac Hutzler
Bros.
Salomon
*
date,
stockholders
approximately
to
to
not
not receiving
the prospectus and warrant by Feb. 14,
immediately notify the-company's subscription agent,
The First National
City Bank Of New York; 2 Wall Street., New York
350,000
Securities
Royal
20
other
warrant
.
record
prices interest
tificates
Reynolds <te Co.„—
250,000
650,000
250,000
Inc
&
and
value
no
the
on
that no reasonable basis
'exists for the statement that the.maximum.ultimate oil recoverable per
well from the wells to be drilled on the, issuer's properties will amount
;
anticipated, the
properties will be drilled; fe)
issuer's
the
on
,
v'
Stockholders
1957,
350,000
Jalfray
debentures.
have
Jackson
...
wood
*
Inc.
Co..
&
.
record,
100,000
Co...:—
Webbei',
Curtis
Piper,'
'
Bingham,
Ohio
250,000
Co.
Inc.
Arthurs, Lestrange
;
It Vis
company'will-mail
the
of
Nesbitt, Thomson <fe Co.,
Inc.*
—-—[—-
2227.;,
p.-
this company will be given
approximately $171,750,000 of convertible
of. business
debentures .and
debentures.
11
the
Y
shows such
stockholders-of
,
purchase
the -subscription
the
of
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
the
debentures.
After the
principal amount of debentures to be purchased by each are as follows:
-Eastman
184,
registration statement,
•including the prospectus, covering the .debentures, and the common
.stock into which they will be convertible, now filed with.the Securities
and Exchange Commission, will become affective about that date.
in; connection with-, the acquisition
the common-stock of X-L Refineries
of
1957,
7,
subordinated
the deben-.,:
of
Feb.
of
tures
White <fc*.Co;—V.
Co.—^-Proposed Offering—
Phillips Petroleum
an
ently existing options; and 783,473 shares are reserved as the maximum
.j
underwriting are: A. G; Ed¬
Metropolitan St. Louis,Co.; Peters,
Bradbury-Ames Co.;
Ohristensen,* Jnc. j .and
About
*;
negotiating,, the
currently
issuer's
-,
terms of '4' proposed
Morm of loan agreement to be tu.ereu .nuo oy the company- with the "
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank; New York City,•providing for loans to
the company, from 'time to time-on or prior to Dec. 1/1958, of not
■exceeding $5,200,000 in aggregate principal amount, provided, however,
that the aggregate .principal amount which the bank will he obligated
to loan on or after Dec. 1, 1957 shall not exceed $4,200,000.
*,is
company
Sons;
Writer
.
:shafl be'payable.;,
certain dry holes are located;, at! various distances .from the
properties whereas a plat attached to . the offering ..circular
dry holes to be even closer, to the . Issuer s properties; ,(d)
that no disclosure is made as to the depths to' Which ,proposed wells"
"that
UNDERWRITERS^Associatfed^iri 'the
wards &
1
.
on
I
\
PROCEEDS.—Net,.'proceeds', of tUe . is^ue - will be added to the .com¬
pany's working funds, ^and w1ll> be -used .principally to reduce out-:
'standing bank loans!";
/•' "
•'
*.
>
r.
^supplementary indenture pro¬
viding for authorized mortgage debentures in the-additional aggregate
principal amount, of $200,000 (U.-to.), and lor * additional: security In
theTorm of a first mortgage on certain of-the company's property In
vthe town of Ft. St. John, ami the improvements thereon, such additional debentures • to be .repayable • in' monthly instalments on
account
of interest and principal, to June
1, 1972, when the balance thereof
.
reported,
•
*
■
,
on
:60-cent
of
promoters' of1 the issuer;' (5)-ft promoter, zlfiliate and,-predecessor
of* the issuer Was not identified; and (th6re is
conflict in the
information >with respect; to the sale of the issuer's stock
"through the underwriters. .In addition, the orc.er asserts (a f that the
! financial information contained in the offering circular does not com? ply with the applicable requirements df the; regulation; (b) . that, the
issuers financial
statement is misleading in showing Us unissued
stock-as, an asset; <c). that the offering"circular contains a statement
and
Jan. 24 offered an issue of 50^000 shares
cumulative^ preferred . stock
(par 1 $5)
at
which
group
.
vTerm
the provisions .• of the governing instruments defining the
rights of holders of Sharron's'equity securities proposed to be offered
were'hot filed; (4) restrictions ih the form of escrow agreements or
otherwise were "not imposed upon shares issued to .directors,, officers,
of
copies
184,-p. ,2672.
.
specify . and assert any exemption from, regis¬
and sale of such unregistered, stoijk; (3) four
issuer failed to
for the offering
tration
>3,750,144
*2,841,826
-
.
respect,to Sharron asserts that Regula¬
with by that company, in that (1) there
been complied
not
to disclose information relating
to the. issuer's prior
unregistered stock and the consideration received therefrom*
of
the
(2)
.
o
failure
a
sales
9.421,058
8.652,448
■<*
-
\
5,000,000*.Can.)
notes.—15.200 00()( U. S.)..
ir . v
(Can,) par value ,§10,000,000 sbs.-,r
114,545,966 shs. v
A has
tion
was
8,901,645
railway^—L_.
from
Net
,
-T2,818,000<Can.)f
Bahlc loans''!-'
iaciuany Justified.
factually jusuiicu.
suspension order with
The
*454,937
T.
an
.
is
eliel
belief
*147,110
«»*
.
over
.
$743,881'
$729,935-,
'»73,992:
26,760
.
>1,
.
vcj.0
1953
1954 >♦
:
,
Outstanding
/
income—:.
rail way
from
Net
..
»
rail way--..-,
railwdy.^^1.-
oper.
'
1956
.
From Jan. 1
Gross-
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
•./-'•
deben-
.
5%./ subordinate
-
EFFECT
GIVING
!
;
The- preferred -stock is .cpnvertible into Class* A-common
19T7.^1^Ur$15.000,000iU. SA $15,000.000(U, S.) ;
'.-or. before-Sept;-,30,•> •
J*./-5.\.
6% rmtge.- debs, -due Sept.vl, '1969,* $1,860,000(U. S. >.
1,980,452 (U. S.>. ■'
%
•
United
the
and *to
CAPITALIZATION
'•.20-yean-
ry.
Phillips
completion of the pipeline - system of Westcoast, expected about Nov. 1/
1957. The line will extend from the natural .gas producing fields, of the
teaccltiver area .of Alberta and. British Columbia to markets in British
V
from
Net
contract with WestcOast Transmission Co. for
natural - gas
produced
by Pacific Petroleums , upon
:
from
Gross
has
of
125,605,172 171,407,053
46,611,423
75,635,544
158,583,131
2672.
p.
the
respecting
.
providing for the Joint construction and operation by
of tips refining plant et Taylor,
The agreement.the recently acquired X L refinery at Dawson Creek, B. C<
transmission
184,
63,231,554 ^71,571,108
income.-!
November—
Co.
company
856,141,438 780,526,238 960,519,733
railway.-.! 909,707,107
railway.-----, 162,017,836
oper.
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
in *-;•
servations
re
companies
covers
The
has
Petroleums
Petroleum
-
and
leases
refining
liqUid
petroleum,
aiso-holas
and.it
Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
The company's plans
and, production j>t products derived from crude
hydfocurbons. and -liquefied petroleum' gases. / -
provinces^of
involve
-
—V.
,
a Canadian
corporation, produces, proc¬
oil and natural gas.-. Its properties are in Alberta
Columbia
British
are valued at $780,000, but no information is
considerations paid by the transferors for such
properties; (c) that, with respect to the representation that 23,0()o lbs
of high grade free manganese ore which the
issuer obtained from its
properties were sold for $628, no disclosure is; made concerning the
cost of producing such.ore or the number of tons required to be mined
to produce the 23,000 lb3.* of ore; and (d) that the issuer represents
that the officers and. directors believe that
"orie contiguous body Qi
wuuy
of
....fonvio
area
averaging eight miles wide and
ore extends
..over an area averaging eight miles wide and so jnllts
52 liiti—
long,"; whereas available geological evidence indicates that n0 such
directors
and
officers
company,
and sells, crude
esses
.
ry.
promoters, predecessor companies and other transferors; (b>
and
personal properties acquired largely from promoters
real
that
"iven
from
from
Net.
1
are
to
costs
railway.-,
oper.
Net
-
the construction
British Columbia.
at Taylor,
refining-plant
Gross
and explorations
repayment of. outstanding bank loans, to development
expenditures in connection with
a
from
ry.
From Jan..1—
costs and to company
of
Net
Net
stock
for
financial Information contained in the offering circular
Regulation A, in that assets acquired in exchange
carried in dollar amounts in excess of identifiable cash
the
not comply with
does
railway_-__i $83,438,216 $80,899,072 $70,491,470 $79,543,692
12,331,841
14,483,641
13,110,757
12,521,672
3,588,056
6,033,950
6,321,387
4,944,578
income..'-'
from
Gross
redeemable
100%.
at
fund
sinking
debentures are
the
1967
,
k
,1953
1954
1955
1956
November-
that
<a)
Pennsylvania RR —Earnings—
and $20 if
1962;
thereafter.. Beginning
amount
for
1
1, 1967 at $19 if converted on or
converted.thereafter.
new debentures are redeemable .at
109',<2 during the 12 months
beginning Jan. 1, 1957 and at prices decreasing to the principal
any"
at
before
..
of
sponsors
problems
early
expert
the
in
advice
Public
of
"the pracof electric
Armstrong said,
development
the
sponsors,
in
a
which
manner
Public Utility Holding Company Act
companies are invited to discuss
such
with
the
the
Commission's
planning
as
Utility
for
many
to
stage
methods
of
so
Division
as
to
Holding Company Act of
of
have
conforming
to
the
Armstrong also pointed to the fact that the Commission,
s. decision, took notice of the proceeding now pending before the
respect to the licensing of the Power
pmCin
p' proJect under the Atomic Energy Act ot
SerVu
a
the aotion of the Securities and Exchange
r was based solc'y
the provisions of the Public Utility
.npany Act of 1935 and upon the record of the hearing
•' ?CVk
lirS
nn
Atomic
w.
l,
rnmmi
TpH
tlie
1935."
nZrtnv neiH Co,nn!i-s/ion with
U)S4
Cor-
Energy'commissiom' and
°n lhe procsedings before
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
corporate sponsors of Power Reactor Development Corp
21
The
Number 5607
185
Volume
are-
agreed, to
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co., Burroughs Corp., Cincinnati Gas
& Electric Co., Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Combustion
Engineering, Inc., Consumers Power Co., Delaware Power & Light Co
Detroit Edison Co., Fruehauf Trailer Co. Holley. Carburetor Co., IowaIllinois Gas & Electric Co., Long Island Lighting Co., Philadelphia
Electric Co., Potomac Electric Power Co., Rochester Gas & Electric Co.,
Co., The Babcock
Edison
Toledo
&
Wilcox
Co.,
also
The
Services,
Inc.
First
Lester,
Ryons
Kidder,
&
Co._„
Peabody
Witter
to
Metals Corp. of
-Rare
■
<fe
400,000
First
California
Co..,
250,000
First
Southwest
Co.
&
&
F.
Deetjen
Hutton
&
150,000
Co.
&
1957
to
Wagenseller
G,
<fe
150,000
Straus,
100,000
Leydeeker
100,000
Blosser
&
McDowell
<Co.___!!
Sutro
.
150,000
150,000
/Wilson,
100,000
—
100,Ooo
Co.-.____,
ifc
Johnson
railway,__!•
from -raSi-lwayiiL.
&
100,000
Higgins
Gross
-
Net
:
$417,023
$386,630
$437,798
74,870
79,578
50,705
87,731
34,228
*
'
.
26,005
♦1,315
24,747
From Jan. l—
;
Net
ry.
railway—*
from
ry.
railway.!!. t- 4,782,634
railway.!!—!"*,
882,180
Incoiye—_
oper.
^Deficit.-T-V; 185,
4,417,302
4,647,682
4,170,148
798,724
442,247
222,633
368,624
♦123,381
'r
income
oper.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
:
1953
V
2,010,985
2,314,535'
1,555,141
1,181,504
1,377,373
Net
from
Net
.
184,
126,015,684
108,407,358
99,717,494
122,652,097
29,563,127
24,680,294
21,137,547
28,210,827
Gross
income—
14,544,967
13,683,250
12,405,463
15,708,286
Net- from
Net
*
income
from
•
Ralph
S.
burgh,
Steel
Euler
and
Gas
(a
Oil
McGee
Co.
director
National
of
Industries,
America)
Lehman
Inc.,
Co.,
have
V.
Shamrock
and
partner
Production
late
Vice-President,
Mellon
Bank
and
&
of
member
Trust
Co.
of
Oil
&
Gas
Brothers,
Corp.)
and
and
10,037
♦37,984
3,389
director
a
of
2,406,435
1
83,718
534,838
♦288,725
163,633
directors
elected
of
184,
Republic
Natural
November—
Gross
Net
Kerr-
Gas
from
Net-from
ry.
Gross
Net
564,890
2,128,605
142,997
-
1,150,079
Ry.—Earnings—
from
*
1955
1956
*
November—
>
Slick
v
1956
•"
RR.—Earnings
1955
1954
1953
$1,814,152
$2,053,379
618,312
413,057
496.393
Net
276*607*
-105,75-7-
16i;658
Net ry.-
230,982
—.
From Jan. 1—•
Gross
■*
$9,273,879
$10,180,662
1,926,199
2,532,526
1,353,019
1,392,537
1,101,370
1,237,832
-
railway:
Net from railway-;.Net ry. oper. income.;—
-ri-Vt 184, p. 2673.' "
*
24,745,010
23,905,748
23,553,771
7,830,479
7,029,112
2,542,840
2,528,236
8,780,587
2,981,108
railway—!
115,878,944
112,178,667
105,007,195
118,585,981
railway-
24,794,605
25,848,101
20,042,684
29,523,196
income..
13,068,458
13,083,814
9,808,251
13,562,165
Net
2,842,728
1953
to
rose
$4,781,278
be
.to
soon
a
model
new
a
$6,521,the
in
1955
digger!
power
announced
management staff for sales and
product,
new
marketing,
and is
making,
Placement—The
com¬
102,
2254.
p.
Inc.—Private
announced
was
1, 1967.
Jan. 23, has arranged to place
on
See also V, 184,
1, 1957 and due Jan.
2787.
p.
Porto Rico
Douglass
Sugar Co.—Sells Mill—
Debevoise,
President,
and
man,
on
Jan. 21
announced
the
mill and about 12,000 acres of cane
Republic
.It
$2,500,000.
for
is
La
announced
the
,*
•
that
the
order
to
well
sale
and
"
'
will
mill
handle
William T. Hennessy,; Chair¬
of
the
company's Santa Fu
pasture land in the Dominican
"
,
money
main
company's
in
Romana
spent
be
in
on
expanding and.
Dominican Republic at
the
area
as
from
cane
lands
retained
lands being developed
from
as
tho
in
In the Magdalena
1
and
erected
substantial-reduction
in
in,the Magdalena area.—V.
Southern
This
SEC
California
company
covering
;
taxeS
184,
if
mill
new
a
should
bo
Jan.
on
Edison
filed
22
$37,500,000
of
Co.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
first
2787.
p.
statement
with
the
and
refunding
mortgage
bonds,,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds are to
be used by
the company in part to retire
shore-term
bank
louns
(incurred in connection with the acquisition
series
H,
due
1982,
funds
for
the
is
estimated
received;
company's
will
that
not
and
the
to
company proposes
in
its
continuing
continuing construction
exceed
$13,000,000
will
balance
an
use
for
gross
at
become
amount
construction
plant additions
mately $304,650,000.
The company on
least
at
years
such
which
proceeds
funds, and the
to such balance
equal
is
presently
will total
It
program.
the
program),
time
the
treasury
expected
1957-58
approxi¬
Jan. 22 also filed an application with the California
for authority to offer at competitive bidding the
p.
U. Commission
$37,500,000 of
first] and refunding mortgage bonds.
Investment banking
interest
rate
'
.
:
on
groups
Feb.
19,
will
invited
be
according to
to
E.
bid
both
on
Peterson,
R.
the
price
Vice-Prest-,
•
.
$346,606
$341,558
33,636
92,419
77,080
—*
-
53,376
"*"
**5,323
11,074
"
* '11,260
C.
W.
Mullendore,
te the
election
the
of
Pacific
railway.!—
4,331,323)
4,228,989
1,174,424
1,283,936
1,517,964.
209,051
230,818
294,446
Life
of
of.the
two
Board,
Asa
Co.,
and Dr.
Inc.—V. 185,
Beckman Instruments,
Jan.
on
new directors:
Insurance
V.
18 announced
Call* Chairman-
Arnold
O.
Beck man,
86.
p.
4,737,957
1,340,879
railway—!.—
ry. oper. Income.-—
♦Deficit.—V.G85;. p. 85.
4,281,816
Chairman
board
Mutual
President of
'
,
Two New Directors Added to Board—
,
$312,169
197,415
Net
from
1954
$478,633
oper?-incomc—_j»f
from
1955
1956
?
railway!.—
railway—!"
v
from
from
Gross
8,016,012
■'
for
introduced
subordinated debentures dated Jan.
,
2786.
p.
From Jan. 1—
^
25,221,008
■
•
in
han¬
'
November-—
-
Gross
l
from
to
materials
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry. —Earnings—
$1,935,308
.
taxes,
period
privately, through Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and
Allen & Co., an issue of $5>000,000 5V? % convertible
dent.-
726,660
railway,
railway
Net* ry..-oper. incomefrom
Net
compared
building expansion.— V.
Airways,
it
pany,
ar^
1953
2,701,064
$10,310,080
$10,455,307
income—
oper.
184,
$2,133,147
from
Gross
Potomac
&
period,
this period,
preparations
a
it
1954
2,133,982 ~
railway-
oper.
ry.
'
railway:.—__
Net' from
Co.—
—V.
Richmond, Fredericksburg
month
during
its
and
'
after
same
tractor-powered excavating and
for Ford and Fordson Major tractors
<
2673.
p.
■
From Jan. 1—
Murphy Corp., Gas Properties, Inc.; Distil¬
the
Independent Petroleum Association of
and
been
completed
4,170,178
'
1169.
184, p.
firm,
plans for
13,852
2,338,903
St. Louis-San Francisco
'
L!
Edwin
the
•
the
Pitts-!
member of the board of directors of Allegheny Ludlum
American Airlines, Inc., Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.,
Star
Kennedy
of
$286,860,
$262,207.
of
nine
increased
of
a
Corp.,
Lone
(Senior
committee
Earnings Higher—
of
During
♦14,717
2,032,036
railway.?..—
-Deficit.—V.
executive
The
Romana
$183,411
42,311
<•
railway—1_
oper.-< income.;-—
ry.
1953
$190,980
♦5,296
Board—
on
profit
1956.
30,
area.
4
Republic Natural Gas Co.—Bankers
the
for
Santa Fe
1954
$161,249
36,225
From Jan. 1—
2786.
p.
sales
net
a
Nov.
Economies are expected and capacity will be increased by this move.
Furthermore, to help the company increase its production, the Domini¬
can
government has granted exoneration from all import duty and
taxes* on
equipment and material required for this purpose at La
1955
1956
$191,205
railway!
oper.
ry.
railway—
oper.
Reported
dling equipment
432,
ended
period.
♦67,066
Sacramento Northern Ry.- -Earnings-
'v:
$10,824,188
railway——
from
Net
1954
$9,383,034
November—!/ ;
vGross, from!-railway.—_
'
1,666,236
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1955
firm
Sherman's
495,935!
p. 85.
2,710,532
2,909,047
the
announced
months
modernizing
from
from
/Net
*
1956
railway—— $12,089,526 $10,290,673
from
Net
1955,
nine
South
1953
1954
:
Reading Co.—Earnings—
November—.-
corporation
the
G.
>
1955
$428,659
«■
opdr„-'income!_'
Net-ry.
•I
Gross
for
100,000
Co.
Co.
&
150,000
&
100,000
pleton
Durst,-
Walker
100,000
Stephenson,
Walston4.& Co., Inc.__„:
185, p. 47.'
'
\
: •
100,000
Fay
O'Brian, Mitchell &
Schwabachef- <fc Co
150,000
-i—
H.
Sherman Products, Inc.—Sales and
—V.
Net
:
Co._
150,000
.
Co..
,
stockholders
J* '
100,000
150,000
Co.——
Lundborg;. <fe
Morgan & .CO.—___r—2
William R. Staats & Co."
v
18,
Inc.
150,000
E.
dity": Bank; Farmers Trust Co., ..New York, has been appointed
agent for. th&? purchase and sale of fractional interests' arising Irom
-
Co.
Hooker
The
10'/o common • stock"dividend, payable Jan.
record ? Jan." 2, ' 1957.^-V., 184, p. • 2673;
100,000
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
Gross', from
of
Co.
150,000
,-
»
&
150,000
(par $5) was made on Jan. 24 by Blyth & Co.,- Inc.,. at
$5.12V2 per share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents * r! Rutland RR.^Earnings
-- -1956
per share.;;It was completed.-—V.. 184, pp. 729 and 327;--. y.i Novemibprv-V
Raymond Concrete Pile-Co.—Fractional Shares—
100,000
100,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.—_
Eichler
Irving
stock
common
Co
&
Co.-—.
Emanuel,
America—Secondary Offering—*
offering of 25,000 shares of
and
400,000
Noyes
Inc.
A secondary
100,000
Courts
Co.,
&
Crowell, Weeden & Co.—
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Completed—
wholly-owned
a
Walter
$150,000
Inc.
Boettcher
400,000
&
Hemphill,
subsidiary of the assets of Charmin
Paper Mills, Inc., was completed on Jan. 18.
!
Acquisition of the assets of the Green Bay, Wis., company by Procter
&
Gamble was approved Dec. 21 at a special meeting of Charminshareholders.
The new P&G subsidiary will be known as Charmin
paper Products Co.—V: 184, p. 2839.
;
Transfer
,
Bingham,
Hurry,
:
Dean
Bateman,
Procter & Gamble Co.—Acquisition
1,425,000
Co..!
&
amounts
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Union
Inc.
See
Corp._$l,425,000
Dillon,
Securities
respective principal
the
This
Boston
Eastman
Westinghouse Electric
Wisconsin Electric Power Co. and Southern
Delaware Power & Light Co. above.
.
•
Corp.,
purchase from the company
debentures set forth below:
'
of
9
(489)
,,
Southern Co.—Financing Program Announced—
r
419,043
E.
A.
Yates, Chairman of the Board, on Jan. 21 announced the pro¬
offering of -1,507,304 shares of common stock to its stockholders
on or
about March 15, the offer to remain open for ap¬
proximately three weeks, Or up to arid including. April 4. The subscrip¬
tion rights will be on the basis of one share of the additional stock
lor
each
13,shares held on the date of record, tentatively fixed, as
.
posed
lliegel Textile Corp.—^Withdraws Registration Statem't
i
The
corporation
$12,000,000
pfected to market
be marketed
to
t
Donald
do not
K:
fund
"24.;
Jan.
said
23
sinking
on
-
Jan;
on
issue, of
it
is
withdrawing
debentures,
The
issue
which
originally
it
November—
its
proposed,
ex-'
had
had
Secretary-Treasurer,
that
said
to be right for the debenture issue and that "the market
apparently will not take a textile issue at this time."
Evans
The
reduce
V.
the
short-term
184,vp. .2786."
>
»
said
*
bank
•»
'■
-
which-now/ totals
debt,
plans
financing.--
for
have
been
used
from
ry., oper,
—V.
'•
1
,
■
'
'
f..
■
'
.
1 ■
incohre__L"" ' ' y
'*
St.
Radio Pictures, Inc.—Distribution Contract—
Co., Inc. below.—V. .183,
announcement
an
the
by
p.
basis
each share
8.
The
^
,
<■
At
be
or
shares
of
tions
new
an
submitted
increase
-
in
Upon
bo
Hie
noridnal
shillings
to
to
give
be
ignored.
effect
nominal
approval
entitled
date
5
oi
.shares
extraoruinary -general
to
to
heid,
value
par
or
•'
-i-
-
meeting
with
is
of
the
fractions.—V.' 184,
shares
Aircraft
25,479,095
.9,836,527
6,920,184
9,982,070
Acquisition—
will
Company
of
frac¬
It
of the
the
action,
lo
'
be
of
Ore.,',
Portland,
Regis
lor
common
as
Regis" in
185,
division
a
St.
of
Regis.
paper mill, with, a 400-ton daily capacity,
(AVestem Montana where Neils owns 200,000
189.
p.
.
,
Corp.—Secondary
secondary offering of 20,000 shares of
stock'
on
-
November-
Gross
••
-Net
v.
ry;
railway____
$12,941,280
railway—.-—."
Income
oper.
1955
•
Net
Boston
Corp.-and Lester,- Ryons & Co.-were joint man¬
group that offered on Jan. 23 $7,500,0Q0 of
5V4 % convertible subordinated debentures, due Jan. 1,'
1977, at 100% and accrued interest. This offering was
—V.
.
oper. Gncome—_
ry.
184,
1,592,068
147,642,262
37,920,742
21,061,980
139,736,624
135,891,158
38,433,915
36,445,550
22,092,852
20,424,329
The debentures are!
redeemed, into common
sit
general redemption
purposes
at
par.
stock
prices
at
$30
initially
at
They
shore.
per
unless
are
PROCEEDS—Net
debentures will be
applied in part to
funds will increase
working capital to meet the requirements of an expanding volume of
both military and
non-military business and, to a lesser degree, will
be
applied
to
the - modernization,
consolidation
and
expansion of
plant and equipment.
:
proceeds
the
from
of
sale
to
outstanding short-term bank loans.
the
general
company's
funds
Popular Drug Stores,
The
;
new
Sheraton
In
BUSINESS—Rohr
for
In
multi-engine
addition, the
pany's
tremendous
holders
on
exhaust systems,
EARNINGS—For
company
amounted
to
$3.53
df
$82,407,804
the
t'
the
share
per
previous
to'
of
ended
year
stock.
common
,
of
$3.59
or
year.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
deben-
•
tures
due
subordinated
Jan..l,
1977
!
Rank notes payable
Common stock (par value $1 Tier share)
•«-.
for
Don
share,
'
.
.13,000,000
■'
*3,000,000 shs.
Trust
*
The
L.
$7,500,000 '
6,000,000
; 900,000 shs.
underwriters
,
'
Alabama
The
Power
Co.
registration
plans to file its
April 12 covering $14,500,000 first mortgage
petitive bidding on May 9.
The
Georgia
Power
Co.
plans
10 covering $15,500,000
petitive sale on June 6.
May
Hearing
See
first
to
file
a
mortgage
bonds
to be
registration
bonds
to
be
statement
sold
at
statement
sold
at
on
com¬
on
com¬
'
,
Reactor Borrowing's—
on
Delaware
Power
&
Light Co.
above.—V.
184,
p.
2330.
Co.—Earnings—.
' 1950—U Mos.
1956—Month —1955
-
I.P55
Operating
revenues
50,511,031
44,402.079
531,879,620 471,867.782
Operating
expenses
352,927,599 312,063,996
33,650,665
29.470,687
operating
taxes.
6,093,649
3,971,777
5,380,763
Other
3,627,449
64,595,100
42,152,112
Net
operating
income
6,794,940
5,923,180
71,804.809
63,744.322
6,207,316
5,452,770
65,433,937
58,340,608
inconio
taxts„
after
184,
charges
57,996.258
38,063,206
2122.-
p.
184,
Southern New. England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
10.
p.
-Stock Of-'
Operating
1956—Month-—1955
$8,454,841
revenues
•
1056—11 Mos.—1055
$7,746,512 $89,299,400 $80,687,619
5,600.549
5,204,792
taxes—,
1,008.251
1,020,868
•60,340,837
11,00(5,247
taxes.
385,056
321,509
4,489.119
operating; income
$1,260,985
expenses
Other
2057.
p.
income
operating
named
in
of the debentures at
belQW
have
Co.
of
Life
advisory
of
Lawrence
J.
of
P.
of
C.
George
Co.;
tne
the
Jr.,
of*
Baker,
Clark,
Griswold,
Chairman
Dominion
Honorary*
* of
of the
Bridge
of
Trust;
Sylvania-
Gillette
Co.,
Co.;*
Ltd.,
Marine
the
of
the
of
of-
Midland
55,340.222
9,722.775
3,854.433
Boston,
Sheraton
co-founder
remains
as
board
with
Board
membership
to
23.
Robert
Henderson
of
the
Shera¬
Ernest
Chairman.
Mr,
Henderson
con¬
President."
charges.
1,000,106
first
is
$15,000,000,
the
Philadelphia/ will.,
be
opened
in
Sheraton-Dallas is'under
ready-Jo
break
-
giound
for
at
about
1,000-room
five
or
Construction;
least- three
*
six
and
Sheraton;
weeks;
the
the company
"highway
hotels''
on
'"
•
•
1956
November—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
:
railway—— $43,669,402
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
1955
$44,282,428 $42,068,259
10,024,192
$40,146,200
7.441,990
496,884,493
4,036,028
4,732,658
3.301,793
-
railwny
93,682,763
38,998,262
income—
489,181,190 456,815,134 505,094,215
101,810,236
91,519,050 118,838.585
38,687,100
47,089,198
44,899,494
1954
1953
86.
p.
Southern Ry.— -Earinngs—
1956
November—•
from
Net
from
$23,088,627
railway..
Net
ry.
8
railway;—.
oper.
069,327'
1955
'
$23,233,116 $22,074,160 $21,215,394
8,564,999'
8,103,326
5,231,514
3,694,103
3,568,866
2520)24,312 252^57,384 226,364,821
78 138,471? ' 87,067,779
65.685,017
252,358.917
-30,359,868
37,619,307
3,638,168
income
5,506,336
From Jan. 1—
Oross
from
railway,.
^
tire- Ba**. amh Wert Coasts;- Tttfe
-
new' buUclfhg-Ts part of a- $100.00(1.000,
expansion
Mr.
p.
2122.
-
program
v
'
*
outlined
'.
by
Henderson
a
year
ago.—V.
184,
1953
8,408,474
•
railway
oper.
185.
2,584,073
Income—,
oper.
from
Net
—V.
7,264,237
railway
From Jan. 1
Gross
Gross
Sheraton-built, hotel,
$1,199*343 $13,463,197 $11,770,189
1,004,603
11,023,843
9.772,£88
86.
p.
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
York.
New
empire,
as
185,
i
,
Ernest-
Chairman
President
President
and
stock¬
after
—V.
Adams, Presi¬
Appley, President
A.
H.
Merrill
President
Textor,
directors,
Net
com¬
F.
Massachusetts Investors
Board
Spang,
E.
the
the
years,
new
Charles
Melvin
Paul
Insurance
board
Chairman
additions, bring
new
$9,000,000
f
.severally
Co.;
Co.;
few
past
with
pace
of nine
are:
Net
.
New Directors—<
keep
•
t The
price thereof; also includes 90.000 shares reserved
exercise of options pursuant to the restricted stock
UNDERWRITERS—Tire
Gypsum
Taylor-Bailey,-' President
hotel
tinues
the
They
Manufacturing
Products,- Inc.;
Moore,
ton
.option plan fort executives -and-key employees of tire' compariy.
of
the
over
Management "Assn.;
National
Mitchell,
Canada; ■ and
conversion
issuance'upon
above.—V.
184,
to
the election
announced.
Hancock'Mutual
G.
Whitham
Outstanding
$7,500,000
of
move' designed
approved
Raytheon
Electric
for
-
-
♦Includes 250,000 shares reserved for conversion
the initial
Feb. 15.
on
first mortgage bonds,
sale of
...
Federal
Inc. above.—V.
expansion
23
American
Chairman
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
,
convertible
per
,
CAPITALIZATION
?V*'h
•
to
SEC
Operating
of America—Nine
President,
Board-
John
31,
1956, net sales of the
net income to $3,179,367, equal
This compares with net sales
$3,227,176,
the
the
July
$90,027,159 and
net* income
and
of
turbo-jet
or
of
dent
principal
prop-jet
Jan.
IIenderson,
product is the power package
and piston-driven aircraft.
company manufactures fuselage sections, flap tracks,;
pneumatic systems and other parts for aircraft.
Aircraft's
jet,
Corp.
'unprecedented
an
-
; *
-<
to
these
will be
and
the
'
See
reduce
at a meeting
ask for bids up
Managem't Assistance
Corp.
fering Temporarily Suspended—
and for sinking fund
105 !4 '/c
added
Industries
Sharron Oil & Gas Co.» Inc., Denver, Colo.-
...
.
to
for underwriting the sale of
A 'registration statement
subscription price.
by The Southern Co.
Period End. Nov. 30—
previously
redeemable
compensation
on
the
to be filed
!
directors
proposed
Mississippi Power Co. plans to file a registration statement with
on
March 15 covering $6,000,000 of- first mortgage bonds to
b'e,sold at competitive sale on April 11.
the
.
maturity,
until
convertible
13
by the
is
security financing during 1957 will con¬
us follows:
In April, $6,000,000
by Mississippi Power Co.; in May, $14,500,000 by Alabama Power Co.;
and in June; $15,500,006 by Georgia Power Co.'
21,661,714
Sessions Clock Co.—To Receive
Electronics
at
It
,
of
Net
Consolidated
March
stock
set
12.
Subsidiary company senior
--r-V,:
See
stocks
common
40,271,742
143,234,823,
agers of the
oversubscribed and the books closed.
March
Period End. Nov. 30—
2674.
p.
(EST)
will he
price
about
or
offered
Federal
from'railway—
from railway
?!
Net
a.m.
sist
-
$13,031,614 $12,07.5,047- $11,743,275
3,715,926
3,261,019
2,988,454
.2,066,390
1,802,459
1,675,384
2,873,040
t
on
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
From Jan. 1—
First
Offered—The
•
1956
from
from
Net
subscription
expected
Offering—
common
Jan. 14 by White, Weld & Co. at
a dealer's concession of $1 per share.
completed.—V. 184, p. 2122.
...
was
the
The
•
operated
.
held
11
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings-
American holder will
80/
of his reccrd;
■'
Corp.—Debentures
/
The
be
,
transaction
pulp^and
a
(par $1) was made
$25 per share,-with
:
completion
announced
tcomihon.'/ '.
timber.—-V.
of
10
13.
proceeds of the stock sale will be invested in
Alabama, Power Co. and Georgia Power Co.
the
Co.—Completes
Gross
Rohr
The
be
amounting
1956.''
an
planned by St,.
A
,
called, resolutions will
plan aid to the necessary
to
the proposed
proposed
p.
25,696,315-19,008,395
made
March
67,079,691
•
''■■■"* v ■'''«• •'.
San Jacinto'Petroleum
capital.
additional
53,953,993
acquiring J. Neils Lumber Co.
exchange of 2Vi shares of,St.
is
of
of NeHs
Neils-
acres
*
holdings, with, a cash adjustment, in some cases, to result from
sale of
underlying- ^tock representing the aggregate of American,
sliaie
'
of a proposed plan
involving Die * capi¬
directors
Roan
for
the
reorganization of the company's capital
talization of reserves with the issuance to holders of record Jan. 11,
1957, and to those surrendering bearer warrant coupons No. 35, of
l.our of new 5 shilling-"par value ordinary shares for each five stock-
bnits
748,816
61,448,770
;
on/Jan.
company
the
on
•
-
depositary for this mining firm,, the Irving Trust Co., New York,-
reports
1,473,454
be
of
10,116,347
Regis ^Paper
This
;
Construction
As
1,016,783
974,442,
is
l"
Roan Antelope Copper Mines Ltd.—Stock Dividend—
;
.1,680,915
'•
.
See Universal Pictures
2,271,004
»*./'*•'*•••.
'
85.
p.
$5,605,384
2,600,556.
railway23,573,626
185,
1953
$5,163,348
to
about '$15,900,000.—
"
-
,
*
,
alternative
issue/were' to
debenture
Net
under, which', it
RKO
,
'
.
#
has;no
company
proceeds from; the
income__-
1954
*
$5,961,335
from' railway-62,643,174
Net
Mr.
■
1955
.
2,306,678
ry.>oper.
Gross
seem
.
$6,010,862
From Jan. 1— !
conditions'
market
1956
t
j,
from
Net
scheduled
'
>
railway
rallway^^___
Net
early in January; but had been postponed several times,
Evans.
Jrom
Gross
been
been
to
St. Louisf Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Net
from: raHway.-.
Net
ry.
—Y.
oper.
135,
p.
income
139.
41 559,448
42,874.190
80,322.8g5
10
Gas
Southwestern
Electric
&
Co.r—Bonds ^Offered—
.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Eastman
-•Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as joint managers of an
investment banking syndicate, on Jan. 22 offered $10,000.000 of 4%"% first mortgage bonds, series G, due Jan.
1, 1987, at 101% and accrued interest, to yield 4.56%.
ITie underwriters won award of the bonds at competi¬
Lynch,
tive sale
Five
«
bids
They
Cp.
Jan. 21
on
other
coupon.
'&
Taft-Peirce Mfg. Co.* Woonsocket, R. I.—New
>
on
Gross
to
proceeds
be
about
•to
do
On
in
tomers
counties
and
in
business
•Texas.
in
13
the
Oct.
is
31,
1956
northwestern
counties,
to
a
and
states
Net
Net
the
3
in
and
adjacent
Texas,
western
served
company
3
rural
parishes
Arkansas,
municipalities
and
13
about
188,880
located
areas,
northwestern
in
110,846
34,119
29,548
electric
operating
.$6,072,995.
months
12
ended
of
revenues
Oct.
1956,
and
$29,923,385
the
Endc-d
income
and
state
Special charge
and
count
at
Net
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
mortgage
stock,
bonds
Preferred
489,802
209,961
Net ry.
—V.
Canada,
30—
above.—V.
Ltd.
taxes
184,
of
portion
—-1
net
1955
423,882
43,201
5%
f.,
Earnings
$57,843,000
per
the
bond
4.65%
series—25,000
19.919
$328,510
income
net
rCpmmon stock,
it
shares
premium)
147,254
income.
$475,764
share
L_
Texas Mexican
(includ60,000 shs.
value $10
3,000,000 shs.
$0.43
$0.32
of
share
per
Gross
«The
mortgage indenture of the company provides that the aggre¬
principal amount of all bonds of all series that may be out¬
standing shall
not
exceed
SI 00.000,000.
The
principal
amount
of
each
particular series which may be outstanding is limited as set
•forth in the indenture, as amended.
UNDERWRITERS—The
'the
principal
amount
purchase from
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner
.
Eastman
&
Securities
'Nallgarten
Laurence
company
are
as
&
186,
Gran'oery,
Marache
&
Co.—r
Pulnam
A-
Co.
ry.
826,273
508,032
1,153.801
213,459
216,870
96,614
344,338
Kormondi <fc Co.,
New
Orleans
Gross
Inc.-L
$10,508,688
$11,415,837
1,774,062
2,341,, 094
3,115,606
357,420
564,621
Net
Net
200,000
—V.
384.
184,
Texas &
Spokane International RR.- -Earnings—
Novembcr—
.Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
1956
railway——•
railway
125,464,976
116,069,177
134,250,441
29.848,453
29,699,501
25,333,311
38,771,509
6,803,139
7,277,650
5,609,970
11,138,125
__
—
$238,522
$240,150
101.303
Operating
$212,439
108.438
80.171
64,061
..
63,411
.
Gross
Net
33,461
E'quip.
■Net
ry.
>—V.
railwayJL
railway'——-
rentals
3,304.278
3,031,111
cf
the
1,528.809
1,217,344
1.300,788
facl. rentals
595,151
612,483
680,858
ry.
Other
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings-
Net
ry.
1955
1954
1953
railway
railway——..
$2,685,355
$2,586,027
$2,500,601
589,628
783,612
438,667
206,372
671,939
352,119
F ixed
690,905
income—
Net
oper.
Net ry.
—V.
31,496.732
30,169,278
26,853.858
10.329,567
8.292,562
Drl
•
294,097;
"
-'
1,026,898
332,169
' 7,750,305
5,716,711
3,745,63te''*' 3,798,920
27,172
20,379
$1,025,689
$8,354,687
$8,979,719
73,918
80,076
1,408,764
1,664,397
—
267,207
3i0,168
$1,105,765
$9,763,451
$10,644,116
13,167
8.294
143.679
97,526
income—
5,546,463
5,466,415
5.146,759
225.525
2,353,748
2,642,101
5,586,988
$871,946
$7,266,024
preferred
184,
W
203,303
2,024.548
2,235,762
$529,009
$668,643
$5,241,476
$5,668,727
after
5%——
$1.11
$1.47
$10.72
$11.82
2674.
p.
standing capital stock of John Gillen
blower
&
Weeks
acted
Co., Inc.
financial
as
Texcrete
Six
Horn-
advisor.—V.
Net
184,
connection
with
.
,.
and
the
an
unspecified
number,
of
its
$1
concentrates.
It.
has
entered
into
contract
.with
Net
r
-
minimum
price
of
approximately $95,000,000.
385.
See
also
V.
'
•
,
State
Finance
vately—This
arranged
Co., Des Moines,
company,
it
was
la
-Notes
announced
loan
volved
in
Co.
ance
made
was
this
of
by eight
transaction
Iowa,
and
institutional
Bankers Life
are;
the
Iowa
Life
Sold
The
tual
Woodmen
Automobile
of
Co.
Island; and
Bloomington.
the
State
Farm
The
now
operates
85
offices
in
54
cities
and
19
has
coking
last
November—
Net
from
from
ry.
1950
railway
oper.
1955
5,075
*52,964
Net
Net
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
2,812,171
27,435
income—_
♦Deficit.—V.
184,
the
Inc.,
entire
r
.
*712,712
2,620,487
139,267
*16,528
Twelfth
in
is
"*662,389
3,173,062
been
Bros,
current
*$38,483
.
-.
,
.
each
feet
Production
during
1956
operations
of
18%.
with
year,
the
a
period
about
185,
$1.30,
not
are
gross
yet
available,
would
revenues
be
that
and
earnings per share
increase of
about 20ti>
an
190.
p.
5,097
"
*$43,580
to
the
,
fluid
the
of
coker
presently
Delaware
When'the
latter
under
York
share,
per
1959.
the
issuer
on
of
S.
Jean
and
stock
Gerber,
at
one
which
per
shares
he
warrants,
of
executive
but
has
676,500
tantalum
powders
offices
alloys,
and
chips
of
steel
and
securities
of
for
23,
Hiskey,
total
at
of
sold
87,500
cent
one
per
Of
the
investment.
1956, the company's plant
for
up
shares
F.
has
It
of
<
operating
no
and
columbium
manufacture
of
alloys. At
the
production of ferro-
the
master
alloys
used
the
by
industries.
present
to
now
set
five
heretofore
a
production
ferrocolumbium,
other
the
each
end
being
has
outstanding.
Wallkill,
the
and.'will
issuef
Clarence
have
metals, and in the
magnesium
and
magnesium
time its plant is
tantalum-columbium and
proceeds
at
in
for
shares
hold
Feb.
on
located
chemicals
to
S.
offer
the-ttiidefwriter; arid
its designees, at the
and
87,500
basis,
at
M.
names
'unity The
of
or
issuer,
presently
engage
present
be
financing,
ofiered
estimated
sold,
are
$75,000 for inventory of columbite
fceneficiation plant; $20,000 for
for
per'
the
share
per
efforts
underwriter,
and
agreed
are
are
to
proposes
the
250,-
warrant
entille
best
a
the
$2
prospectus
warrants,
of
warrant,
at
and
one
will
underwriter-Will
Lamoureaux
President
cent
the
stock,
The
cents
four
A,
directors
Organized under Delaware law
and
35
and
warrant
The
underwriter.
as
shares
share
Each
common
28,
warrant,
offering.
with
common
financing pro¬
warrants, of which
common
common
unit.
of
Feb.
commission
officers
its
this
purchase
250,000
one
per
share
011
agent- for
cent
this
Morris
will
at
be
$85,000
used
all
if
$415,000
follows:
as
of
buildings and installation of facilities
$100,000 for equipment for production of high
columbium-tantalum products, and $94,500 as
working capital.
ores;
for
construction
magnesium division,
purity
like
company
number
has
now
of
outstanding
warrants.
total
A
of
676,500
additional
at
persons
189.000
a
price
of
shares
and
$1
share
per
1
and
sold
were
issued
were
processes
warrants
and
shares
and
shares
common
487,500
officers, directors and promoters for
patents,
to
14
a
to
will.
good
other
cent
per
warrant. If all
sold, the investing public
contributed $502,500 to the
enterprise and will awn approxi¬
mately 27% of the shares.and 22% of
the warrants then to be out¬
the
250,000
of
t>-
of
previously completed
and an 88,000,000-cubic-
to
sell
units
$2.01
one
New
as
one
in
£0$
units
Wilmington.
of
stock
statement
shares of
offered
be
offered.
to
in
sale
selling
warrants
73
130,000-barrel-per-day
of
be
registration
a
1,615,000
to
common
to
are
proposes
of
filed
22
are
common
shares
and
warrants
will have
;
while
the
promoters,
associated with the
the
shares
$190,890
nable
plus
value.
and
the
78%
officers,
directors
management
of
patents,
are
will
the. warrants,Tor
process
and
other
underwriter
and
own
a
approximately
contribution
cash
assets
indetermi¬
of
_
...
.
..
Ultrasonic Corp.—Change in Name Voted—
The
stockholders
tp
amend
of
the
the
on
Dec.
21
approved Jth.e
agreement
following proposals:
(1)
of association in order
to broaden the power
engage in and acquire businesses in various fields
01
endeavor; (2) to authorize the
directors to take any and all action
they may deem advisable' in
order to change the State in which the
company is incorporated from
Massachusetts to Delaware; and (3) to
c™nfe
na„me °f the corporation to Advance Industries, Inc.,
effective Jan. 18, 1957.—V.
184, p. 2490.
1
company
to
-
Union Pacific RR
Construction Co., Inc.—New Lease
&
Inc.,
one
of the nation's major
advertising agencies,
.—Earnings-
November—
Gross
Net
Net
1956
from
railway
from railway__
ry.
From
Gross
.
One
new
Pictures
Jan.
ry.
oper.
income..
86.
p.
11,655,262
$44,878,322
13,020,235
4,972,211
Net
185,
$41,881,823
12, 834,264
4, 294,701
4,136,510
4,114,237
471,249,462
466, 548,943
441,858,669
1—
from
Net
—V.
1953
1954
$43, 573,314
12,745,367
income.
oper.
1955
$44,535,201
railway..
from
railway
the
of
negotiated by Joseph P. Gavron,
broker,
ninth
consultant
billings
located
to
floors.
the
among
at
630
James
advertising
the.nation's
Fifth
Ave.
since
D.
Landauer
488,063,320
129,605.719 129 ,675,179 109.384,374 122,064,125
42,348,946
42, ,970,264
28,781,134
28,998,627
United States
Envelope
P
agency.
agencies,
it
was
the
transaction now brings the amount of
skyscraper to more than. 650,000 square feet.
such
Inc.,
Benton
largest
office
firms,
&
as
Foster-Wheeler
Corp.,
the
by
space
Warner
Bowles,
-
buildings
in
the
city,
the
new
purchased
Co.—Acquisition—
the
Boston
964
Drinking
Cup
Co. Divisior
Bates
founded
,
include
has
<ru?-n ^nvelope Co- Dedham. Mass., it was announced or
transaction became effective as of Jan. 16.—V. 184
Jan
Asso¬
.Inc., Stouffer's
Fifth
Ave.
the New England Life Insurance Co.. and the Zenith Radio:
Corporation.
.
was
and
leasing
tenants
Ftestaurant,
p.2787.-
unit
new
south
1940.
Major
*327,206
*538,619 "
sister
a
miles
of
size
has
The
333,313
.
two
hydro-desulfurizer
as
Ted Bates in
*29,782
2,773,843
-
The
year.
plant
eighth
acted
rented in the
from
,
taken
company
29,423
From Jan. 1—
Gross
feet
issuer,
of
sold
Ave., on the westerly blockfront between 52nd and 53rd
Sts., New York
it was announced on Jan. 23 >y Norman
Tishman, President of
the Tishman Corporation, owner-builder.
1953
*61,891
cubic
cubic
pay up to $20,000 of the expenses
further agreed to sell to the
has
price
City,
states.
$280,331
„
billion
to
a
ciates,
$262,161
7,724
*65,304
income
$261,868
2,534
Transcontinental
on
mean¬
required.
be
covers
1954
$255,655
railway
agreed
standing;
at Tidewater's
15
the
as
Fifth
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
5,423
-
program,
The 20-year lease, which
Gross
$42,446
.
approximately
100,000 square feet of office space in
38-story, air-conditioned office building under construction at 666
10.
p.
__1
etc..
plant.
gas
new
Ted Bates & Co..
opened
company
184,
—'J.
expense,
Co.—Completes New Unit—
Tishman Realty
this loan will be used to reduce short-term bank
expansion of the organization.
During 1956, the
offices in Compton, Calif.;; Mesa.
Ariz.-r Rock Island,
111.; Davenport, Iowa; New Albany, Ind.; Dallas,
Texas; Evansville, Ind.;
and Tulsa, Okla.
——V.
of
be
1,126,500
securities
An
1840.
p.
In
construction
Transcontinental^
covering
before 3*p.m.
a
Mu¬
The proceeds of
loans and for the
company
4,273
$37,023
184,
construction
With
The lenders in¬
Equitable Life Insur¬
Co., all of Des Moines;*
Rock
of
55,885
*$42,756
fully
"on
stream"
early
next
year.
Tidewater
operating the; two largest such
coker
units in
the
world.
capacity of 1,764,000 gallons a day, the fluid
coking plant
at the Avon Refinery is four times
larger than any now in existence
and stands 251 feet, 7 inches high—about the
size of a 21
story office
building.
It will produce 1.200 tons of coke a day as a result
of
making 1,472,000 gallons
of Flying
A
gasoline and
other
distillate
components for which it was designed.—V.
184, p. 2489.
will
Wayne;
America.
Insurance
the
The
L—
Flying A Refinery.
refinery
is
placed
Indianapolis Life Insurance Co., Indianapolis; Investors
Mutual,
Inc., Minneapolis; the Lincoln National Life Insurance
Co., Fort
Modern
64,821
$39,388
24,000-barrel-a-day
a
under
lenders.
the
general expenses—
organization
May
foot-a-day
Pri¬
on
Co.,
Insurance
in
started
place privately, through
Hutzler, an issue of $5,000,000 5% 10-year senior notes
due Dec. 1, 1966.This
171,293
.
185,»
.
Jan. 21, has
Salomon Bros. &•
to
and
$134,422
327,240
exp.)
3.058
Tidewater Oil
are
'
$431,449
.
(including delivery
income
* Loss.—V.
for
shares
for
Inc.,
receive
the
1955
Construction of the world's largest fluid coking plant. has been
completed at the company's Avon Flying A
Refinery at Associated,
Calif., it was announced by Thomas L.
Wark^ Vice-President and Gen¬
eral Manager of the 'company's
western division.
;
The coking plant is the third and final
major unit completed at the
Avon
Refinery
under
the. company's
current,
expansion
sole-
an
p.
1956
.
the
fldorado has agreed uranium oxide in Stanrock up form,v at
,198,000 pounds of to purchase from concentrate to a maximum Of
esti¬
mated
contracts)
income—
of
depending
Walker.
Mr.
million
12
136
Jan.
on
1957,
price
purchase
to
Net
Co—-Reports Profit—
•
income—.
Total
contract.
a
30—
income—
Amortization
Eldorado
Mining and Refining. Limited, a Crown company,-which is
purchaser of uranium concentrates in Canada. Under the
s
(completed
Products
(Canadian)-common
par
shares, the company, according to the prospectus, holds leases on mining claims in the Blind River uranium mining area of Ontario! it has
completed a program of exploratory, drilling on these leaseholds and is
currently sinking two mine shafts and constructing a milling
plant with^
a designed
capacity of 3,000 tons of ore per day for the production of*
uranium
,
Nov.
products sold
Operating
Other
filing on Jan. 16 of a registration statement
covering $26,000,000 of first mortgage sinking funds bonds, due June 1,
1963,
of
Ended
Selling, administrative
Stanrock Uranium Mines, Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Reg¬
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
In
Months
sales
Cost
p. 2840.
Structural
(2)
time
stainless
Standard
Railway Equipment Manufacturing Co.—
Acquisition—The company has acquired all of the out¬
of
year.—.V.
offering
Gerber,
•
22,
company
an
any
$7,904,489
185,523
reiund<ng mtge. etc.
—V.
prefrered,
or
finance
to
increase
would
warrants
1,126,506
$714,532
Balance of net income
86.
p.
206.427
—
com,
common
subsidiary,
a
of
that
an
stock
promoters,
$934,126
deduct's.
income
on
capacity to the
cubic feet, exclusive
15.
figures
250.000
and
holder
52,732,856
$860,208
Income
Percent
final
Jan.
history,
10,428,737
that
capacity
estimated
warrants
at
$73,571,968k
Sinking fund for general
28,846,962
10,342,798
railwayrailway,
oper.
185,
56,263,334
552.473
charges
Net
&
from
from
000
$2,220,414
792,110
.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$74,347,575
4,775,394
Income. '
income
Miscellaneous
1956
from
from
$7,180,529
2787.
p
November—
Net
$6,898,771
(net Dr)
oper.
daily
million
according to
year,
April
corporation
on
250,000
it
Net
the
either
delivery
to
previous
which
posal
1956—11 Mos.—1955
5,164,821
(net
3,149,238
1,339,958
Total
Gross
revenues-
■
,
3,386,697
income—572,261
oper.
184,
W ,uA
Jt.
from
from
e;
iO.d
15
common
SEC
1956—Month—1955
Operating expenses
Ry. tax accruals
1
From Jan. 1—"<
:
is
told
This years's
Chemicals, Inc., Wallkill, N. II.—
Registers Stock With SEC—
Pacific Ry. Co.—Results From
Operation-
Period End. Nov. 30—
1953
130,190
79,104
.
income—
oper.
1954
$280,513
1
—
1955
of
President,
23.
for 1957 have not been perfected, Trans¬
first mortgage bonds and debentures as
sell
revealed
$88,000,000,
TY.e
;
feet
970
$110,000,000
Jan.
on
Transition Metals &
2674.
p.
to
about
Walker,
P.
916,277
128,647.988
...
cost
to
Tom
Analysts
cubic
up
plans
to
in
daily
Walker
This
railway..
from railway
ry. oper. income.
-
Announces
1953
2,721,947
__
income.
from
total
stock,
provides
Although
over
1954
$11,484,835
489.118
railway
oper.
1955
$11,602,804
—
later
Nov.
Mr.
RR.—Earnings—
1956
railway..
"
•—
and
field
about
From Jan. 1—
350,000
250,000
1,000,000
from
Net
350.000
—
Scranton
W.
from
Net
350.000
Chas.
—
Gross
&
Co.—
1,200,000
p.
3,132,110
892,647
Corp.
spending
maximum
from
2787.
p.
is
York
Pa.
32,602
2.434,184
November—
350,000
McDonnell
1,200,000
Baxter
v~V.
121.817
•'
2,793.125
share.—V,. 184,.
a
h*
about $2,000,000 in the Pocono-Catskill regions of
Pennsylvania to locate "backyard" storage, wnich will
enable it to provide additional gas for customers'
peak requirements
during excessively,
cold
weather.
Present
storage
in
the
Oakford,
$304,297
2.958.679
income
oper.
184,
Texas &
$1,000,000
Cullom Davis &
1,200.000
&
Curtis
ry.
16,145
$235,533
■
s
railway.—
railway
from
Net
54,330
4,513
■!
from
—V.
to
28,517
13,883
Jan,'1—
Net
$234,426
69,305
million
215
the
expects
Walker
Mr.
on
Shelby
1.275.000
Co....,—
Gross
$270,384
income
oper.
From
and
agreed
Co
r
&
bonds
has
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
$1,275,000
Marks
the
ry.
railway
railway———
from
Net
Line
Investment
bank credit will be used
j
New
1953
.
of
financing
market
the
add
additional
as
Co.,
1§54
1955
Pipe
$2.93
'
-
gas.
Although
iollows:
Paine, Webber, Jackson
.
purchasers of
each
purchaser
Union
Co
As
&
M.
the
which
Pierce,
Beane
Dillon,
'
Co.
the
of
names
thereof
will
bringing
continental
.
1956
from
Net
gate
-
Association
storage
well
Ry.—Earnings—
November—
2,566,800 shs.
Gas
<
program
estimated
this corporation for 1957,
by
Dallas
pipeline,
$329,982
1,038,967
——
of
.*
construction
A
the
105,185;
1,041,931
...
earnings
1955
$110,000,000 Expansion Program—
planned
25,000 shs.
—
par
directors
time,
.—
Earnings Expected—
and
Sears
,,
$224,797
of
outstanding
Lester. M.
Transcontinental
(includ-
shares
series—60,000
ing
75,000 shs.
-
premium)
4.28%
'
shares
896,163
exceeding Towmotor's
525.
*
'
dis¬
:
—
common
697,841
ably
p.
Resulting from redemption of debentures equivalent to the resulting
reduction in income taxes.—-V. 184, p. 2330.
200,000 shs.
———.
series—75,000
ing
t
share
2,333,185
729,624
950.714
'
179,166
(estimated) '
*
$100 per
2,444,648
7,229,043
2,904,329
$37,000,000.
$5,928,679
.
subsidiaries—
shares
6,349,934
President C, E> Smith on Dec,-19
that gross shipments for 1956 should total more than
This includes shipments by Gerlinger Carrier Co., which
was^acquired by Towmotor last fall.
Consolidated earnings per share
lor the entire year, based on the larger number of shares
outstanding
as a
result of "the merger, should be the highest on record, consider¬
525.
p.
1956
.x__——_—
income
on
59,243
6,512,735
.*
income^//
2787.
■
p.
Chairman
,
371,711
•
etc
taxes,
51,927
.
2,754,565
railway—
oper.
184,
told
of
Co.
-
365,178
•
expenses._2__
Common
value
par
Nov.
for a
income
Combined
Outstanding
——
cumulative,
1,055,595
79,588
•
<
$629,923
218,182
198,071
7.076,500
railway-
from
expansion
FINANCING
Authorized
,
4,743,507
895.976
Co.—Concludes Agreement—-
Equity in reported undistributed
of
1953
.
$563,950
1—
Jan.
Towmotor Corp.—Record
Nickel
before
Federal
1954
$597,112
261,343
51,827
income-.—
oper.
From
Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
unconsolidated
GIVING
552,182
4,183,015
1,320,420
$7,744,162
company
income
net
Net ry.
Gross
4,703.842
..
1,341,885
Months
Profit
•
CAPITALIZATION
*First
31,
4,877,165
International
'
the
EARNINGS—For
$434,438
Net from
railway
railway
Texas
1955
1956
189,602
railway
from
98,156
57,089
ry.- oper. income—
184, p. 2674.
Six
Louisiana
suipplied
electricity
electric cooperatives,
$412,033
135,322
36,095
—
from
See
19
and
rural
$451,544
109,147
scheduled
•
$589,752
railway
frorii
Gross
Net
$422,505
385.
p.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings— ''1
-
1953
1954
1955
•
1957.—V. 185,
November—
railway-
Texas Gulf Sulphur
cus¬
in
1956
1957
lower
Steelwork; is now at the; halfway point, with completion
each.
Ry.—Earnings-
oper.
from
—V.
public
utility
engaged ■ in - generating,
selling electric energy, and is qualified
of Arkansas, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and
the
communities
151
wholesale
had
with
14
for November,
From Jan. 1—
1
Gross
of
;
BUSINESS—Company
purchasing, distributing
.
from
and
Mondfly, January 28,
v,_.
will .contain .more than 1,000,000 square feet of net rentable
24 tower floors of approximately 18,000 square feet each
floors tanging in size from. 57,600 to 28,400 square feet
skyscraper
•
established
railway
lncome___
from
ry.
financing will be used to pay
additions, extensions, and; improvements made and
made to the company's electric utility property and to prepay
$6,000,000 of temporary bank loans made for that purpose.
the cost
from
Net
Net
101.609;
PROCEEDS—Net
•
part of
Central
November—
Lehman Brothers,' 101.529; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,"
101.253, and Blyth & Co., Inc., 100.8/9.
The bonds will be redeemable at general redemption prices rangmg
from 105.63% to oar, and for debt retirement purposes at redemptionprices receding from 101.04%
to par, plus accrued interest in each
Inc.,
Division has been
Gage
'
all naming a 4:% %
101.83; Llalsey, Stuart
Corp.,
new
Tennessee
received,
were
Equitable Securities
Instrument
by this com-,
pany,
according to Vice-President F.' Steele Blackall, HI. Taft-Pierce
first entered the instrument gaging field,in 1947.
An Instrument Gage
Department was subsequently organized to increase Taft-Peirce service
to industry with a product line of air.gaging and related equipment..
bid of 100.119%.
a
bonds
the
for
were:
A
case.
.
Unit—
space
Merrill
Finflwcifll ChToniclc
The CoTWTicTcicil ttTid
(490)
Tishman
United States Steel
increase
Aug
and
Corp.—Wage Adjustment—
DeC' 21
first
3
will
bv
under
p. 2675'
he
the
bounced that effective during th(
three cents oer hour cost-of-living
three-year labor agreement signec
an^ the^'United Steelworkirs of America
unions having similar provisions.—V. 184
rl
5ew year' a
r £'e? under the
Sfee™
'fw
cements with
(Continued
on
page
49)
Number 5607
185
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(491)
11
-
■
a
;
the tirst
tables.; "In
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
Name of
Clorex
are
grouped in two separate
indicate all-the dividends an¬
we
nounced during the current week.
Then
Collins
Products
When
Share
of Company
Payable
(quar.
10c
$1
Holders
4-10
(quar.i
Addressograph-Multigrap'a Corp.
Composite
2-28
Conduits
3-15
Fund, Inc. (5c from undistributed
investment income and 27c from real-
gains)—
preferred
4.60ft
Laboratories
(Louis)
Allis
Co.
(increased
Common"
Class
2-15
Consolidated
Consumers
Continental
American
Life
Continental
Copper
Steel
3-15
Pulley Co."
4-
1
3-
2
3-10
'.
v
15c
.•
3-
1
Copper Range
(N.
1-18
1
2-13
1-28
1-18
Cosmos
proposal to split
\\
40c
35d
-
3-<20
ft
65<f
w
Crane
*2-20
both
aft
Glass,
the
prior preferred
Quarterly-
2-28
1-25
Crown Zellerbach
3-15
Arcadia
$2.50
3-15
3-
3-
Metal
2-15
2-
7
2-21
2-
7
,
•
$5
Oil
&
preferred
$1.50
$5
2nd
De
2nd
(quar.)
5.25preferred
AtlaS
Corp.;
5ft
15c
3-
31 ftc:-
.,
3.
1
i
3-ft.)
2-15
715c
—
62
2-
2-15
8
1-15
12-31
1-23
(quar.)-
pref.
Axe-Houghton
$0,033
Fund
from
$0,087
net
Diversified
2-18
3-15
2-13
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
Collerles
50c
.<
3-20
25c
3-15
Shoe.
S.)
2-25
*2- 4
3-
*1-25
El
*
profits)
20c
.
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4
3-15
25c
—
Bell
Howell- Co.
3-
■2-15
2-
5
$ 1.18ft"
—_
Bemis
25c
(quar. i
2-15
3-
1
$1.18ft
3-
1
ing to
be
for-one
'«*<
will vote at the
held
proposal
Blackstonc
(quar.—____
to
Feb.
on
split
the
7
a
on
shares
lit'}
»0
1
•
(quar.i
Az
A;
Maine RR..
$5
$5
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
$5
Bowling
Green
British
American
(quar.)
6ft
—
;
preferred
4.40';
1
4-
preferred
B
Burroughs (J. P.) Az
,
$ 1.2/5
Marconi
Canadian
Utilities
Carborundum
Carpenter
Carrier
CO,
Corp.,
4 '/a ft-
preferred
Food
A
Class
4-
1
Central
of
Georgia
Rv.
Co.—-,
preferred
A
5^;
preferred
B
1
4-10
preferred
2-
3-
:
B
1
2-
1
1
2-15
3-
8
2-15
3-15
2-
1
4.15'.;
preferred
$1.50
Stock
Chain
1
2-28
2-28
Co.
&
changed
Oil
A-
City Water
Cleveland,
4r,r
Co.
Pittsburgh
special
Colorado
gtd.
Central
Monthly
.
*
3-
v.-
-2—:
--2—
$1.15
:
2-
8
60c
3-
1
2-12
3-
8
2-15
3-12
3-15
3-
2-
1-15
quar.)
Trust
(quar.)
3-
3-
1
712'Ac
2-
2-
2-28
2-15
1-25
2-
3-
9
2-25
3-
5
2-15
3-29
3-15
35c
3-U
2-25
25c
3-
8
2-21
15c
2-
1
1-21
J50c
3-
—_
(quar.)__
(quar.)___.
(quar.i
15c
3.80ft
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
2-
1
37 (Ac
(quar.
(Boston
2-
1
$1.50
2-
1
-
12-20
12-
7
Green
(A.
2-28
class
50c
Class
1-31
B
50c
4*,1
3-
1
3-
4
$1.0834
4-
1
3-
4
$1.11(4
4-
1
3-
4
75c
3-
1
2-15
20c
3-14
2-18
1-22
(quar.)_
Products
(quar.)
5c
2-
1
12'Ac
2-
1
common—
(quar.!—J
(monthly).
(annual)_____
Ltd.
...
3-15
3-
2-15
1-31
5c
3-
1
2-
1
1
2-
1
1
Griesedleck
2-15
1-31
Guardian
Gull
Oil
Co.
Corp.
4-
1
1
3-15
Hackcnsack
1
3-15
Hamilton
3-
4 (Aft
2-
1
1-24
2-28
2-15
3-12
2-15
Hires
2-25
2-
Hooker
V
5ft
Hotel
1
Water
Cotton
(quar.i
preferred
2-15
•
A.
2-7
3-11
3-11
50c
'75c
3-18
.
z
2-11
2-11
2-21
712 (Ac
2-15
preferred
4(4'A
Corp,
1
Charles
2-
<fe
preferred
Hardart
2-
7
2-25
2-
Barbizon,
Hubinger
2-15
2-15
Co.
4-
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-15
5.70ft
4-
1
3-15
5.12ft
:iic
5-
1
4-15
Bay
Mining
$1.41
.
;5ft
2nd
pfd.
C
B
(quar.)
30c
Stock
series
$1,
Steel
Mfg.
A:
344 ft
Castings
2-
8
50c
62'ftc
5ft
Co.
.
(quar.
income
ously
1-31
3-
7
2-26
93:,/4C
3-'" 1
4-
1-31
■
2-15
1
•3-15
3-11
2-14
earned
15c
in
1956
and
not
3-15
2-
8
2-
8
previ¬
distributed
special
distribution
from
net
taxable
long-term gains on sale of securities in
A
1956
payable
Western
Az
prior
$4
either in sash or stock—
pfd. ser. A (quar.)
Chemical Co., 4ft
Ry.
$2
Water.
preferred
preferred
Gas
Co.
3-15
$1
3-
1
2-20
3-
9
2-7
2-15
$1
(quar.)
—
2-15
4
4
proposal to split the common stock
1
2-15
2-
6
2-25
2-
5
2-15
ing to be held on April 25 on a directors'
3-
1
3-
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
2-
3-
$1
25c
70c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Northern
$1.90
90c
(quar.)—
3-27
1
$1.25
3-
1
2-
Northwest
3
2-
1
3-11
3-
1
3-11
3-
1
8
two-for-one
(Charles
Noyes
6'i
Oak
preferred
2-11
3-
1
2-11
35 ftc
3-
1
2-11
32c
„
1
35 ftc
(quar.i
2-
3-
3-
1
2-11
Oswego
3-
1
2-11
Outboard
31 ftc
.
7ft
Co.—
on
\
-
a
(quar.I
Co., common
(quar.)_——
F.)
45c
$1
22'Ac
3-11
2-
2-21
2-15
2-
1-28
1
8
Flour
(quar.)
Mills
-ibc
3-15
3-
3-
1
1-31
3-15
Mfg. Co.
3-11
Oeilvie
(quar.)
basis.
Pharmacal
Norwich
31 ftc
(quar.)
Bancorporation
Pharmncal
Norwich
2-14
Lid.—
(quar.)
.
2-15
50c
.
2-27
5c
preferred-A>. (quar*)yt——
3-18
1
Dry Dock—
—_
—
3-
(quar.)__
Co.,
2-15
4-
2-15
-27ftc
25c:
$2
Smelting
2-15
3-11
14c
(quar.)—
15C
—
3
20c
class A
3-15
30c
scries—
2-18
(quar.)
pfd.
2-18
14c
—
$1.06 ft
iquar.)
2-11
2-15
1.,.
of which 2c is ap¬
proximately the balance of net ordinary
Norfolk
2-15
2
3-15
3*
Niagara Share Corp.—
An
interim payment
Nopco
1
3-
,
v
Co.—
(quar.)——
Paper
preferred
6
1-23
Series-
—
Quarterly
2-
1
1-30
25c
Newport News Shipbuilding A:
3-15
1
3-
.50c
_______
stock
Preferred
2-
3-
2-13
Corp.—<
,
Nekoosa-Eciwards
2-28
3-
2-13
3-15
(quar.
$1.06(4
$4.50 pfd. .(auar.i$L12ft
Co., 7ft/ class A pfd. (quar.)
v$1.75
Screw
1
3
3-15
26(4c
Co.,
&
9
Ry.—
2-:?8
"(quar.)
preferred
2-15
25c
—
!
preferred
3-
5-
,
&
1
40c
5-15
—
Quarterly
2-
7$1.25
(quar.i
Hudson Pulp &; Paper,
2-15
common
Securities
3-10
7S1.25
Inc.
iquar.)
Extra
4
30c
(quar. >
National
'3-lL
50c
_—
common
Y.i,
2-
Co,
Products
National
8
722 ftc
iquar.)
(quar.i
(N.
1-25
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Malleable
1
2-22
15c
——
Co.
1
Quarterly
1 'Ac
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.i
E.)
15
40c
(Bait.)
(qnar.)_,
preferred
62 (Ac
—
Corp.
—
Electrochemical,
Inc.,
Lead
,
2-25
25c
Mills
National
.
1-21
35c
Co.
Distillers
Common
f
1-17
1
(quar.)—j.
Insurance
preferred
1-17
1
12c
(quar.)
Lite
Wheel
1
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Chemical
Paper
National
1-31
2-15
25c
(quar )
(quar.i
Gas
Chattanooga Ac St. Louis
;
Quarterly
——a
National Aeronautical; (Pa.)
(s-a)
1-31
2-15
5ft,
10c
Ltd.,
35c
(quar.)__,
Natural
Nashville,
2-18
_
dividend)
———
Co.
Co.,
JTaughton Elevator
.
3-
2-1
Northeastern
8
3-11
2-
2-15
Munsingwear,
'
1
2-27
30c
(quar.i
Finance
(quar.)
2-15
37ftc
National
3-11
3-15
4-
4-
$1.37ft
Motor
1-11
712'Ac
iquar. i
(quar.i
(quar.)
Public Service—
('.Newport (Electric,' cbmmou.Uquar.)
_______
Consumer
preferred
Mosinee
1
2-11
Ltd.—
Brick
1-22
8c
______
preferred
Morrison-Knudsen
5
$1.12 (A '
(quar.)
Fire
4
1st
Monsanto
1-21
T
iquar.)
P.i
4
1
4-
2nd
5ft
'
—
(stock
3-
4-
Food
Mining
Common
1-21
3-
56c
—____J
Industries (quar.)
Gregory
4
A
1-21
97Vac
Packaging Materials Co.,
5(.4ft'
3-25
60c t:
—|
:
»»--•
(quar.i
Financial
5
2-
1
(quar.)__
Water
National Gypsum
Mines,
Co.,
8
2-15
2-
96(40
Laboratories
Missouri
1-21
20c
Dredge & Dock (quar.i—
Ry.
1
1-31
$5.50
____
53c
(optional)
1
(quar.)_
Coal
1
3-
2-22
95c
rj.___:
2-
2-15,
37Vac
1
3-14
65c
(quar.)_
Mississippi Valley
1
15c
dividend
West
1
3-
2-15
1
7S1.12 ft
—
.
Employees Insurance—
Northern
Great,
2-,l
2-15
3-11
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
1
75c
(quar.)
——
______
West
2-
3-15
3-11
Lakes
I
60c
50c
preferred
Mineral
1
——
(quar.)_
1
9c
(quar.)_____
Monumental
(quar.)
Corp.
1-19
25c
(quar. )i_\__._12(4c
(stock dividend)
100ft
preferred
1-28
1
2-15
10c.
'
■
(qunr.)^
Edison Co.,
2-28
2-11
35c
(initial)___
(quar.)___.
Midwest
3-12
2-
35c
preferred
5ft
1
15c
preferred
Miles
2-15
45c
Corp.
Inc.
Mickelberry's
1
3-
3-11
Great
1
2-
3-29
1
7
3-
2-15
1
11c
.
1
Mfg., (s-a
Middlesex
1
4-
11c
;
3-
(quar.i
4.45ft
Advertising—
preferred
Hudson
—
8
$1.31(4
(initial
4.35ft
1
2-
4-
Va ft'
8
2-15
2-
2-15
15c
4
50c
(monthly)
2-
122'Ac
3,90ft
2-15
2-15
2-21
Gvcat
8
2-15
3-11
$1
$1.10
—
1
87 ftc
(quar.)
Power
1
25c
3.85'c
8
81 ftc
(quar.)
2-15
75c
(quar.)
11-
3-
Sfock
2-15
(Tenn.)—
gtd.
1
15c
Government
2-15
60c
Ti-
12-
Robbins
Metropolitan
9
3-15
$1.25
RR.,
$1.25
Conveyer
Messenger
8
2-21
8
''
Monthly
2-15
Champlin
(quar.i
8-
1
3-
■
3-
(quar.ft—
Telephone
5-10
1
4-12
6-
i
of Chattanooga
2-
1
9-
3-
'
Refining—
preferred
1
6-
10c
$4.25
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
715c
Horn
$3 convertible preferred
Cities Service Co. (quar.)
5c'r.
to
$1.25
(s-a)—
9-
ft
20c
3-20
35c
(Oscar) <te Co. (quar.)_
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Metro,
8
Shale Brick, common (quar.)____
6ft first preferred (quar.)
_____
—
Goebcl Brewing, 60c preferred (quar.)
9-20
50c
2-
$1.50
common
quarterly
6-20
5
!
1
1
Co. (quar.)_____—
Car Corp. (quar.)
Menasco
8
2-
$1.25
______
(Chicago)
Ycllowknife Gold
Giant
62 ftc
(quar.i
Systems
&
Co.—
(quar.)
A
prefcrreil
$1.18
-—
(Name
2-
1
Glen-Gery
2-15
2-28
3-20
Refining) —
Champlin
2-28
3-20
$1.04
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
Teiepiione Co. of PennsyP^
$2.25
2-15
>
3-1
«.
•
-
4-
37VaC
common
Co.
1-25
1-29
2-15
2-18
(quar.
12-31
3-
(quar.—________
Finance
General
2-15
35c
dividend
Belt
Chicago Corp.
Oil
pfd.
1-31
1-31
3-12
2-20
3-
(quar.)—
________
Corp.
6
2-12
1
Co.—
com.
new
Co.,' new
Carrier
2-20
9
40c
(quar.)___.
(quar.)__
Investors
3-
40c
—
2-
3-
$1.12(A
preferred
Ltd..
Outdoor
2-15
-
J.)
preferred
SI.16
(quar.)
2-22
50c
common
General
30c
——-
Century Food Markets Co., 5(?
Aircraft
(quar.)_________
preferred, (quar.h———Tl—
General
2-26
75c
Co.,
Meadville
2-28
1
4-
2-15
20e
(quar.)
Power
■
Mayer
4
75c
(s-ai
(quar. >_
General
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cessna
$6
iA.
Co.,
40c
:
2-
3-
5
50c
'
(quar.)_
McKesson
2-15
3-21
775c
preferred
Corp.
1-31
8
$1.25
(quar.i
1
2-25
30c
(quar.)
Sulphur
$1.25
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
(annual)
,
!—/.
4.65';
3-
3c
2-15
35c
Mclntyre
2-15
2-25
1
30c
,
J•
!
Mallory (P. R.)
2-15
1
(quar.)__
Rubber
2-28
3-
725c^
&
preferred
&
Great
com.
1
3-
(quar.)
Garrett Corp.
2-28
3-11
2-28
&
Stock
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
2-
3-15
25c
quar,)
(increased)—_
Mathews
•
"■*
3-1
$1.25
Soya
4.75')
5
Tire
$1.25
Products (quar.i
Vermont Public Service,
2-15
15c
(quar.)—.
$5
convertible
4(2ft
Gale
2-28
3-
;
$1,25
(quar.i
Steel
Central
2-15
1
Power
Freiman
2-14
4-
1-25
j.
5Tk
Ceco
1
3-
$1.37 ft
common
Co.,
Morse
Bank
Freeport
.
Central
2-15
3-
$1.10
(Out.)
Steel
Magor
2-15
1
$1.41 ft
(quar.
preferred
3Yift
1
2-28
713c
—______
preferred B
(quar.i
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Central Sc South V/est Corp.
4-
1
$1.34
Heating Products, Ltd., pfd.
Common
3-11
3-
56 (4 c
(quar. t
5r/r
1
3-
Corp., 4ft preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
4.60ft
preferred (quar.)—
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3-15
2-
60c
(quar.).——
iquar.)
5
5-
5
ft
1
MacWhyte
3-
4.40ft
1-25
1
5 'i
5
$1.37 ft
'
pfd,,
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
Lawrence
Lynch
2-11
1
$1.06 ft
(quar.)___.
preferreci
Florida
3-15
2-15
2-15
.
__j.__j.__
Foundry. Co.<' 5'^
1
5-
$1.02 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)__„
preferred
First
5
3-15
40c
(quar.)
jquW)-,
B
"..Extra
,
3-
$1.75
(initial
com.
1-
2-20
30c
_i___
1-25
3-
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—;
Lynch
2-11
40c
12-
1
2-15
'
.Central
1
$1.75
(accum.)___
3-
3-15
ol Virginia (quar.)——
class B (Increased quar.)
(Wash,, D. C.) —
Co..
preferred
Extra
9
50c
—
class
4
2-15
1
32c
Sons (quar.)___^___^_*
RR.! (quar.i—
Lunkcnheimer
—„—_-
pfd.
St.
4Vuft
Lukens
3
10-
2-15
7$1.25
______—
,
7-
10-15
$1.50
Insurance
Increased
Ltd.,
7-15
12 ftc
4
4-
25c
Angeles Transit Lines
Lower
\
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Los
3-
$l.l»:ft
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—
Lindsay ;Chemical (Increased)
Lorain Telephone
(quar,)___.
5
12 (Ac
-
Water
25c
87',j>c
&
&
1
1
Service Corp.
Common
2-15
4-
2-
7$ 1.07
—
1
4-15
1
76c
______
.3-
1
4-
19C
—■---
(qiiar.)
Products
715c
12 ftc
;L_
3-
75c
Catclli
1
3-
2ft
i~.
(quar.).__
4
2-
65c
&
Firestone
1-23
Ltd.—
common
2-
2-25
25c
50^
_—,
2-11
10c
$1.12 ft
6
1
_____
15c
.
12-24
2-
1
(quar.i
1
lncome___
(Ell)
22-
(quar.)
common
new
H
$2
k
common
1-18
l-£l
'
•
■
——.
Valley
Lincoln
1
2-
12-27
4-
(quar.)_______-
Steel
3-
2-15
2-15
'
(quar.)^
Insurance Co.
Lily
9
4-
,
3-11
1
3-
2-15
731 ftc
4(Aft
preferred (quar.)
5'-;
preferred (quar.i
25c
"4c
3-
•__/
preferred (quar.)—
(stock dividend)
(James)
-Life
4
1-25
2-
$3
—
3-
1
1
30c
—
,*
3—26
2-
1
$1.10
._a
lft.
$1.25
3-20
Inc.—
4.10ft
1st
Glass,
(quar.)
McNeill ft Libby, common
•544ft- preferred (quar.)___
2-26
.
3-
737 ftc
*
3-20
44c
»•
$1.25
Libby,
'
3-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.i——
Co.
3-12
2-15
(quar.i
Utilities,
preferred
■Lehigh
3-21
85c
1. quar.--
.prcL.
eppv.
25c
_1
Lees
8
"
—
Gas Co..
-4?4:ft
Koenring Company,
2-15
2-
.
3-29
$1.50
,
,
35c
15c
—
5
4
iquar.)
$1.10
,
(stock dividend)
Sons
Fund,
3-
"3-
25c
.
6
1-31
1
353»c
(quar.)
Lakeside- Laboratories
ftc
30c
(quar.)__L—'
2-
2-14
3-
:
5,ft
Kcyes Fibre Co.,
1-22
Co.
•*
Canadian
Life
1-30
2-28
}7c
1-21
4.80ft
■
36c
32c
$4
Knox
54c
sale
2-20
3'2ft.
1-23
Fnber, Coe & Gregg
7$ 1.12 ft
iquar.)_.
California Electric Power,
Canadian Breweries Ltd.,
1
Fairbanks,
1-29
(quar.)..
Brooklyn Garden Apartments, Inc. (s-a)
Brown
Az Sharpe
(quar. )___________
Brunswig Drug Co.
(stock dividend)
2-
9-24
30c
___
$1.75
_
the
1-23
1-23
6-25
7S1.50
common
1
accumu¬
100 ft
■
2-
5
(stock dividend)__
2-15
2-11
.
2-15
1
net
common
preferred (quar.i
Kellogg Company, common
2
5
4-ft
,
(quar.)
1
8;«4C
$5
3-
t50c
1st
4.40
1
3-
3-
J25c
from
(Canada)__^
& Lanxson Machine
Kentucky
■
Railroad
$5
3-15
a$0.C19
(quur.)__
preferred (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
7
9-27
72c
deposit
Broadway-Hale
Stores
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
3-
Ltd
(3c
Kansas City, Life Insurance (s-a)—._—2___*
KansasCity
Stockyards
Co.
of
Maine—
Common (increased)
2_'—i.
i_.
1
2-
1-24
2-
2-15
;
Natioi^al Watch Co. (quar. ftjj;ft
4Vaft
com.
.2-20
3-
•
1
2-15
1
Jones
1-31
3-15
6-28
.
$1.25
___
3-15
1
4-
$1.25
_____
receipts
Telephone,
40c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—__________
$5
preferred
(c.uar.)
j——
1
4-
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
,
j.__
2-15
4.___
preferred
Empire
Ltd.—
Columbia
4(Aft
2-15
4-
50c
•__!
1-23
3-11
1-31
ft 710c
93ftc
Credits,
—
5
(quar.)___
preferred
5.50ft,
Erie
$1.25
Fund
Celanese,
British
ft
;.K
$1.40
,___
_
3-
$1.25
preferred; (quar. I,
Maciiine
3-
&. Interurban
Equitable Gas Co..
(quar.)
$5
2-13
28c
..
$1.06 ft
preferred
2-15
preferred
Jaeger
3-22
Year-end
.
_
___
Brass
3-20
10c
profits)
(quar.)____
(quar.)____—
,3-20
(quar.)
second
Enamel
(quar.)
preferred
4;»4ft
8
717 ftc
preferred (quar.)
;
^preferred, (quar.)_
4.50ft
preferred
Aluminum
9-*8
12-18
and
—
plus 33c from
profits rfom
Utilities,
40c
Emporiun»-Capwell Co.
Electric—
Az
5.GO'.)
Boston
.
,
basis.
Valley Gas
4.25 ft
Bohn
1.
four-
a
$1.76
4
3-
4-15
:
preferred
Elgip
directors'
on
2-18
2-
3-
$1.31(4
4
B
Southern
1
3-11
-
30c
28 ftc
common
(quar,)___
(quar.)_!____"
z.
Natural
$4.40
_
meet¬
annual
Co.
preferred
Paso
5.36ft
2-15
Bag-'Co.-—-'.A
Iowa
6
3-22
25c
''Electronics. Investment Corp.—
3-1
Bros.
2-
preferred
Kr.nnam.etal,
Inc."
?
$1.06 ft
Stockholders
1
1
2-15
preferred
,»,:4A»/ff
3-
2-
5Vaft
1
preferred (quar.)__
4(4ft
'
(quar.)
6-1$
9-30
12-30
-
net
income
Fund
Fhind
2-15
4,,4ft
)
*
4% ft
31 ftc
Mutual
$1.05
7ft preferred (quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
$7 preferred A (accum.)
and
!
comjnon
'
5
'3-18
6-29
.
44c
of
;
87 ftc
Corp.
Louis
5.65 ft
Beck- (A;
4
income
undistributed
securities)
(quar,)._
Corp.,
preferred
$6
net
lated
of
i
(quar.)__
Investment
Oil
St.
6ft
"AV—
(from
investment
1-21
>_
Resources
pfd.
Quarterly
Quarterly
East
i-15
pnnitsi___
(quar.)
International
1-31
•
2-28
1-31
12c
•
Eason
2-28
734 ftc
___
income
3-22
2-12
(quar.
3(2r/c
Quarterly, from net investment
Dover Industries,
Ltd.
2-18
$1.25
;
investment
from-security
Axe Science A; Electronics
Ayrshire
3-15
15c
_____
2-15
1-31
'
Divco-Wayne
2-18
3-15
$1.31 ft
class
3-15
$1.25
i
—
5(Aft
1
25c
3-
-37 ftc
•
(quar.)
common
3-30-
2ft
out
security
5
2-28
Devonian Gas & Oil (stock dividend)—___—
Diamond-Ice As Coal Co.. 5ft pfd.
(quar.)—'
1-25
25c
(quar.L.1—.
(quar.
*
of Central America—
4-
Investors
Diamond Portland Cement
(quar.i
Dibbs Aluminum Products
1
realized
Rys,
3-
2-27
(quar.)
Steel
from
preferred (accum.
Interprovlncial
Building
37 ftc
<
1-15
2-15
5c
5ft
A
6fr~ preferred
;
1
4-5
ftc
-
';
___—
$1.25;
dividend)
investment
5ft
;
Lines (quar.)
International Bridge
Detroit
2-15
ftc
•:
-
__
(stock
net
International
6-
25c
(incr.)
Ait
Detroit
2-15
15C
31
(quar.)___^_x_
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co., Ltd.—_
Avalon
►
.
5j2C
1
1
year
Delta
:
preferred --(quar.)__ j._.
___
Dry Goods, common (quar. )____''
Associated
"
1
9-
12-
6-15
Vegh Investing Co., Inc. (from net longcapital gains realized during the fis-
Class
and
from
9-15
ending Dec. 31, 1956)
Delaware Valley Finance Corp.—
com... (quar.)______
preferred
*
2-
1
Investors—
preferred
Stores (quar.)
Drug
oal
(stock dividend
Refining,
(4'/ac
1
term
Products!.
BancorporaMon
Ashland
3-
737 ftc
(quar.i
Dallas Transit Co., common
7r;> - preferred
(quar.)
■
Arizona
Paper
Corp., $4.20
Inc.,
Cunningham
1
directors'
_j.
;
Sli25
■
$1.25
capital
gains
distribution
gain realized In 1956
International investors—
12-15
1
3-15 1
$1
___
preferred
*
•
$1.25
A
■
3-1
25c
37 ftc
common
—
Brand>
lux '
1-3 J.
2-15
5-
-
50c
v
-
25c
preferred (quar.
Package Mfg. Co. (special)——
1-31/
4
25c
•
(quar.)
8
Industries—
3-15
3-
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
Anvil
3-15
Co.
Cunco Press,
class .B preferred •ftquar_)-:-_______.jJ_
Anderson Electric (quair.)__-L____—_________
-
<te
Insurance
10c
;
\
■
'
Holders
of Ric.
2-20
50c
j—__
(quar.)
Inc.
Incorporated
1-16
1-28
i
(quar.)
Cribben As Sexton Co.—
43/si-■'■it: .convertible preferred
t"
,
common
Hydromctuis,
1-31
2-
LI
Co., 3ai'>
Creamery
4
4-1
preferred shares on a four-for-one basis.
American Window
When
Payable
20c
ipuar.v
20c
—;
,
V
v
,
on a
Peanut
preferred
750c
-Extra
.
.
April 17
-
Trust—Units
1-25
1
2-15
*'•
8
720c
(quar.)__u__:_—
Electric, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.___^
imperial Mills Ltd. (quar.)
$5.25
(
2-13
1
_
J.)
Company
preferred .(qitar.i
preferred (quar.)
5ft
5'.;
1-31
Cornell-Dubilier
7
3-
________
Co.
2-
20c
preferred (quar.Ui—
^____
L-:
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)___—___j.^__
2-15
3-
________
(quar.
2-
40c
5(3>
Sugar Refining.Co.-r-:
: '
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
on
Power
Ltd.
50c
American
ing to be held
Water,
Glass,
2-
1-25
$1
Shipbuilding
3-15
50c
-
American
2-28
1
30c
(quar.i_
American
quar.)
2-27
5.ft
v
(Toronto)—
Consolidated Laundries (quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products
3-15
-•
_
I el 9
2-15
2-11
t
1
750c
3-15
,
$1.12ft
—
(quar.)__.
I.
3-11
3-
750c
1.'
25c
._.
.
2-
,
60c
__IZ
1
___
___
(qua?.
A
$4 preferred
2-15
50c
Corp.-r-
^
25c
_V
1
"
i
2-18
1
-
Chemical
Name of
Hugoton Gas
Huttig Sash & Door, common, (qUar.i
:l: S'ft'cpreferisod f tquar.i
$1.25
iquar. >
..
American Meter Co: (quar.
American Monorail Co.
"i
Association
4-
_____
_
(Newark, N, J.)-(s-a)__
&
Life
Per
Snare
•
•
2-25
20e
class, A
(quar.)_—___
3-
35c
________
Potash
5
3-
4-
quar.)__
Bakeries, common (quar.)
4'Aft
preferred (quar.)__
American Distilling (quar.)
American, Hospital Supply fquar.j_'It
Insurance
5
3-
'.
(quar.)___
T
of Rec.
750c.
Ltd.
Co.
4-
American
American
;
'
79c
$1.15
Aluminum Co. of America (quar:M_j-_:._-_j_,
Amalgamated Bank of New York (quar. >—
American
J
;»
_s
$1.05
.
preferred :(quar.
Allied
Co.,
87'Ac
(quar.)____________
Cc„ common (quar;)____^
Steel
Wood
2-18
40c-
(quar.)____;
4.20ft pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
Power
Alabama
F^ind
Quarterly
Quatrerly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-31
3-
$1.12(2
(quar.)______
preferred
prior
$3.50
5ft
(quar.)—
Corp., common
Gas
Alabama
2-15
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
4.50'/;
Alan
32c
;
__
Air Reduction Co., Inc., common
Holder*
9.,
-
.
capital
ized
Paper
National
Confederation
Advisers
'*■
Locks
Hotel, Inc. (quar. >
Commonwealth Natural Gas (incr.
Commonwealth Telephone (quar.)_
of Kec.
3-15
3-
Huston v(Tom)
Commodore
Per
net
42 ftc
.
Combined
payment date.
Precision
When
.,
Share** payable
time).
•
"
*
•
Finance, Inc.—..
t-f
5','c
preferred (series 1,956)
(quar,)——„n\
Columbian Carbon
(quar.)
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name
&
at; (his
a
Acme
"""
"
i
(quar.)..____
Aikman (dividend payment omitted
Colonial
follow with
we
Company
Chemical
2-15
2-11
1-2*
1
Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.i
:—
—Oklahoma Mississippi River Products Line—
t$1.75
Initial
Falls Corp. (quar.)—
Marine Corp.
(quar.)
->5c
50c
*2-25
2-
\
Per
Paramount
Parker
Pictures
Parker
Stock
Tool
Fiuit
4.60',
Co.,
48c
3-15
3-
10c
2-
20c
United
1
1-25
2-15
1-31
2-28
1-31
3-15
2-20
A
__
undistributed
1956
net
realized
net
gains
4.40
undistributed
Electric
preferred
3.70',,
net
1
2-20
U,
2-20
U.
S.
60C
3-13
6-10
5-17
(quar.)
3-
.$1.10
1
C
(quar.)
92 '-/2c
1
(quar.)
$1.02
3-
1
preferred
E
(quar.)
$1.17'/a
1
3-
preferred
F
(quar.)
$1.12 '/a
3-
1
preferred
G
(quar.)
$1.15
3-
1
2-11
45C
4-
1
3-
3-11
2-
$2.12'/2
$1.75
(s-al
25c
(quar.),.-.
4%V
preferred
Pinellas
Industries,
Pittsburgh
Plouib Tool Co.
Tool
Poor
6i
Pope
&
6%
A
3-15
3-
12 "2c
2-15
2-
60c
1-31
1-21
~
Soecial
Common
5%
A
(quar.)
:v..r
•
•••
Roanoke
Ro/m
&■
4%
4
Inc.
Paper,,
1.
Inc.;
class
1
2-15
Aeronca
5 xh%
preferred
tquar:)
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)—z.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores;
3-15
3-
9
Surety
Selection
Trust
American
2-18
A.
3-
1
2-
2
4-
1
3-
8
Alabama-
2-15
2-
4
Allen
4
Allen town
5-
1
4-16
$1.55
preferred
Class
B
(quar.)—V-
preferred
1
2-13
1
1-15
American
3-15
2-15
3V2%
2-
8
8
Extra
preferred
Boothington
150c
Mfg.
quar.)
~""
(quar)""
■
•
-
(quar
preferred
Btf art
(D.
Oil
A.)
common
Gas
as
*.e ms.
"
Pacific
Certificates
:~"~Z
ZZZZZZ """"
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Coal
&
Prop.
7c
2-
4
American
A
B
registered
-ed
Common
$3.50
<s-a»
3-10
3-15
1
2-15
1-25
3-
8
2-15
3-11
2-28
3-30
3-15
3-15
2-15
3-
2-11
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-
8
2-
6
8
30c
3-20
41'4 c
3-1
2-
6
3-
1
■2-
6
3-
5
2-
8
30c
1-31
1-15
37'4 c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-
4
50c
7-
1
6-
3
50c
10-
1
9-
3
4'/»V
Animal
Trap
5%
4.50%
Applied
Argus
pfd.
$2.40
Class
Co.
B
2-28
2-11
2-15
10c
2-
I
)
87'aC
common
2-28
2-
5
8-31
8-
9
4-15
Z~_
1
87',L.c
8-
1
7-15
87 Vac
11-
1
10-15
2-20
62'/2C
v
3*15
3-. 5
*
40c
Vl-28
2-14
2-
1-14.
1
1-18
.
6-29
2-
1
1-18
$1.12Va
3-
1
2-18
of
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-15
4
1
1-15'
2-
1
1-18
50c
(quar.)
2-
30c
—_
pfd.
Gas
(stock
2-
1
1-22
37'/2C
343/sc
6-26
2-
1
1-17
30c
3-29
3-18
3-29
3-18
3-
|15c
4%
&
Electric
2-8
Coast
Line
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Refining,
.3.754
preferred
common
Atlas Plywood
Corp,
Atlas Sewing
$1.25
Extra
Inc.
diyidend
Quarterly
Steels, Lid.
Atlas
conv.
Brockton
$3.80
1-16
9
50c
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-15
2-15
1-25
15c
3-11
2-25
50c
($1.20
from
2-15
2-10
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
2-
1
1-15
t62'/2c
net
from
13c
1-11
3-18
75c
_
1
3-30
75c
pfd. .(accum.)
2-
45c
25c
net
$1.33
2-20
1-23
_
6c
2-20
1-21
*
25c
2-
1
1-18
$1
2-
1
60c
2-
1
1-
87'/2c
4-
1.,
3-11
70c
2-
1
1-10
*
(quar.)—
1-18
9
$1,071/2
2-
1
1-10
3-
1
2-
4
112 Vac
3-
Brown-McLaren
Shoe
Brown
Window
Buck- Hill
6%
4
2-
1
1-17
50c
2-
1
1-16
4-
1
3-13
!
5c
Co,
15c
2-15
2-
1
1-23
2-
1
1-23.
preferred
$1
2-
1
1-14
(quar,)_,
30c
(A.
(quar.)__
Co, Ltd.
is-ai
7%
—' ~
""
1-29
1-
9
1-29
1-
9
15c
4-29
4-
9
15c
7-29
7-
9
15c
10-29
10-
9
31c
2-15
2-
1
10c
Co.
Co,
1-14
15c
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M.)
2-11
1-31
10c
;
Quarterly
;
~
ZZ__Z~ZZZZ
Quarterly
Z____Z ZZZZZZZZZ
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
(quar.)_
Byers
2-15
12-33,
25c
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosierv
1
2-15
$1.50
com..:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Terminal
1-10
3-
3%
4
Burry
Bush
1-31
55c
preferred—.
Co,
4%
Bunker Hill Co.
Co.
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
Castings Co,
Inc,
&
1
T
preferred
Burns
5
2-
—
(quar. 1
Mfg.
Falls
Bullock's,
4
12-
Mfg.
Co.
Buckeye Steel
2J
1-29
95c
Ltd
1
al V2 %
(quar.)____.
Gas
Calaveras
Land
&
3-
4
2-15
1-31
12-31
l$3„f 0
Caldwell Linen Mills
$1.50 1st preferred
80c
2nd
Calif.
preferred
Ltd,
com.
preferred,
$3
1-
SI.25
preferred
1-15
$1.32
(quar.)
1
preferred-
1-31
Campbell
(quar.)
Mines,
7
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
3-29
3-15
1-15
3-14
2-28
2-8
1-
2
Class
1-18
3-
2-20
1
1
•
12-28
1
*
2-20
12-25
'
2-1
1-3
2-
1
1-3
2-
1
l-
3
2-
1
1-
3
50c
3-12
2-
1
3-12
2-
1
50c
3-15
2-21
93:,4c
2-1
1-4
3114c
10c
10c
2-11
1-24
4-
1
3-15
2-15
1-21
7-
6-15
1
J25c
2-1
1-
)25c
2-1
1-15
com.
(quar.)
—
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
75c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-15
50c
43:,/4C
55c
(increased)
1-15
2-
1
2-
1
1-24
2-15
1-31
1-24
30c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
30c
_Z__ZZZ
(quar.)
Red
2-
1
1-10
ZZZ_
—ZZZZZZ
2-
1
311/40
2-
ZZZ
1
1-10
33c
2-
1
1-10
:
;
;
Lake
Ltd,
(quar.)
-
31c
1-10
16'/4C
com..(quar.)-ZZZZZZZZZ
.Canada
3-
pfd.
2-
120c
1-28
12-28
15c
1-23
12-28
37'/2c
1-31
;
3-12
3-
120c
4
(quar.)ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
3-12
2-
(quar.)
Extra
1
'
2-11
138c
Packing
tquar.)
&
Telephone, com.
Campbell Soup Co. •
Canada Cement
Ltd.
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
Canada Foils
1-31
$4.50
1-
4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)___
$1.25 preferred
4-
1
1
3-
Water
4-1
56V4c
2-
i__
Insurance,
7%.
$1.75
50c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
partic.
Electric Power,
Pacific Title
California
Calif.
(quar.)
Timber
1
50c
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
3-1
10%
(quar.)_-_
Taunton
preferred
2-
$1.0R34
pfd.
1
1-31
t$1.093/a
2-
$1.0834
(quar.)
3-
—
(quar.)
•
Gas
1-7
*
(quar.)
2-
Telephone
preferred
2-1
$1
(quar.)
Centers,
Stock
4% %
Brooklyn Union
75c
*
1
—
(interim)
1-21
$1.02(2
(quar.)
7
3-
112 y2c
Ltd.
3-22
25c
(quar.)
7
12-31
4—
,___4
Celanese.
Columbia
25c
(Conn.)
RR.
B
British
1
Co.—
Co.
2-
2-
1
10c
British Columbia Forest
Products,
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.V
2-28
2-28
2-
J25C
4-
10%
preferred
17'/2c
(quar.)
1-21
.
2nd
A
B
1-10
25c
(quar,
preferred
(quar.)
3-10
.
Class
Class
15c
(s-a)
1-21
1
10c
Edison
1
}62 %>c
Co.
1-21
1
4-
10%
+
——
(qnar.)__
Co, common (quar.)—
4.25% preferred (quar.)___,
;
Brantford Cordage Co. Ltd.—
Boston
I
2-
t'25c
preferred
1
120c
preferred
4.10%
4.35%
3 Ya %
2-
$1.50
15c
.'
2-
30c
Ry.
3-29
——___*■:_—
common
2- 1
J60c
Line
3-29
5'
50c
(quar.)_
$1.12M*
(s-aV__
Air
preferred
2-
25c
pfd.
5
12 y2c
capital gains in 1956 and
investment
income)—.'
S1.12V2
(quar.)___.
44-
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
1-15
30c
—
$%
$1.31V4
dividend)___
1
Co.—
Fund
20c
) (quar,)
(quar.)
2-
75c
preferred
Corp, Ltd,
Mutual
62ViiC
'
Charlotte
City
3-1
f56l/4c
^
common
1
—
convertible
Ridge
"*■
1
2-
j,—--±
(quar.)_
California
(quar.)
non-cum
Mfg.
1
2-
2-15
5
53'/oc
—___—
2-15
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
1
3-
$2.25
1_—
(s'a)
(quar.)
A
&
Quarterly
65c
2-
1
_______
Extra
—
3-11
1
71/2C
Inc.; (quar )_
Tobacco, common (quar.)
Ribbon
dis-
a
Co.
Brotvn
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,-
1-18
2-28
1
3-
■
1
(quar.)
4%
1-22
1-24
4-
75c
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class A (quar.)_
preferred
British
2-15
3-11
3-
—
'Quarterly
2-
(quar.)
Atlantic
5-
1-25
2-
common
(quar.)
Common
4.35%
1-16
9
30c
Corp. (extra)
Aro Equipment
Corp, 4Va% pfd. (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
2-28
1-21
2-
35c
(quar.)
Constable
35c
1
1-18
3-11
1
l'/2%
——
1—a
Eondstock Corp. (From
investment income)
Fisheries Corp, com.
(quar.)___
1-18
1
7- 5
(quar.)_
Laboratories
Ltd,
Louisiana
&
Atlantic
2-
Co.
Armstrong Rubber, class
Arnold
Atlanta
25c
1
50c
of.Amefic'a,
preferred
Arkansas
Armour
4
1
22-
1
Inc.—
"
2-15
30c
$2.50
preferred
(quar.V
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
(quaiG____:
4
2-
1-15
2-15
1
3-1.
1-31
(series with Sink, fund
Research
2-
1
1-31
3-
-
1-21
(quar.)__
Co.
Corp,
2-
2
12-31
1
(quar.)___.
Anthes-Imperial Co,
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
(quar.)
Appalachian Elec. Power, 4V2V pfd. (quar.)
2-26
2-
1-17
1-30
15c
preferred
2-26
3-
1
1
37V2C
Oil,
'
2-11
1
2-
2-
'
15c
2-
Clayton &
preferred
3-
11-29
*
;
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)
;
4Vh % preferred (quar.)
1-1-58
5
5
(monthly)—
Corp. (quar.)
W»ter Works Co, 6V
Anderson-Prichard
2-13
3-
1-16
,
50c
■
(quar.).
Anderson,
1
1-31
8
4-
4-
27 '/2c
Booth
2-
2-15
(quarterly
Products
8
4-
3"15
3-1
Y.)—•
Viscose
American
1
W.)
Blue
2-20
-4"
4-20
4-
150c
convertible
6%
8-26
t$1.25
-t——
Lauglilin,
Blue
1-31
87J/2C
(quar.)
2-
$1
iHS ™nverti,b!c preferred (quar.)ZZZZ"":
$3.50 converuble Preferred
2-15
25c
stock)-
or
2-28
3-
(N.
Gas,, com. (quar.)
Atlantic
,"~~
Co.
5VaV
preferred (quar.)'___
Amoskeag Co, $4.50 preferred
90c
(quar.)
1-28
realized capital gains
1
110c
(s-ai
(quar
1-25
9
50c
50c
—-
income and
1
10c
preferred
1-25
2-18
4c
Tnc.
2-15
—
convertible
-2-18
2-
.
9-16
-
Bros.
6%
..
4pfd.
3-
tlOc
Z
common
&
1-25
,
$1.25
3-
II
*
Bedford)Z"Z
Cigar-W.helan,
(E.
Bliss
5-16
$1
$1.06
—
(quar.)_zl
Electric
(quar.)_
Bliss
Bloch
2-21
6-14
Ltd.—
Gossett
Co.
8-26
3-14
$1.75
+
Hardware
&
9-16
$1
preferred
Birtman
.
3-15
20c
;~"
Bearer_„Z_Z-ZZZZ
.2-18
•
47»/2c
—
(quar.i___.
Instrument
(extra)
Belmont Iron
Works
(quar.)
Benvus Watch Co. Inc.___
Best
5-16
Distilling—
Aircraft
&
1-10
2-21
6-14
$1
(quar.)
dividend
Belknap
1-10
1-25
5c
3-29
5%
'
Dm°n Carbide & Carbon
(quar )
Rr.ioii Lumber Co.
(quar )
r/Moii street Rv. Co. (New
1-10
1-30
,
common
1-31
3-14
$1
Stock
dividend—————"__4_*._—*—
Belding-Coi'ticelli,• Ltd, 7% pfd. (quar.)
2-15
1-30
50c
10c
•
Paper,
__i
Lumber,
1-15
buc
(year-endl——-4Corp.
(quar.)
(James)
Beech
3- 6
1
2-18
87V2c
—■
common
Fund,
Thermos
American
&
payment
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
1-21
4- 1
,
;
1-15
12,10
B
Stock
1-25
1-15'-
1-30
5%
(quar.)_
Extra
Beam
4
1-31
Belock
.i:
.
2oc
—
(quar.)
Ltd,
cash
in
Power
A
Class
Bell
3-
12'/2C
""
Gable
(increased quar.)
(increased quar.)—
Tiling
(ciuar.)_
investment
preferred
.
1-1?
1-28
.
45c
Products Corp.
American Natural
-
Series
;
1
2-
:——
Mutual
payable
^
1-31
95c
Metal,
net
^Class
3-1
30c
income*.
tribution of 43c from
$15
Int
V/VZhin-DiZug storcs (increased quar.)ZZ
yon-heim Corp.
(quar >
Series
&
Home
from
50c
'Tmns-Canada Shares
2-15
93%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
"
25c
Oil
ZZZZZ"~~Z
^Subsidiary shares
1
Inc—
3-15
25c
7
* — """
*
(quar.)_
Land" Trust—
of
2-15
1-31
inc
'
'
Pacific
2-15
50c
(quar.)
_
1-14
1-14
3-
30c
—
15c
$1
Special
_
20c
net
Co.
Furniture
American
6%
28 Vb c
H
(quar >
preferred
Quarterly ;
Quarterly
Quarterly
4
25 c
st'SpLch^'o Co-' c'f VebelrVd lquaV.3
Oil Corp, 6V
1st, pfd.
(quar )
(quar.)—
1
2-
7c
(quar.)____.
Equitable Assurance
American
1-15
3-
30c
(quar.)
Bathurst
.
3-
1-31 w
1-31
—
preferred w(quar,i
preferred
(quar.)__
414% preferred (quar.L
■V
1-18
2-1
14c
(quar.)
American-Marietta Co,
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-15
1-25
$25c
)~"
(quar.
to- an-Finch
Co.
9-13
3-15
5%
'
A
o!,ishine. Biscuits
second
25c
43 V4c
common (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred (quar t
&
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Oil,. Ltd
(quar.)
4SV preferred
4'-
2-15
6-14
from
Encaustic
American
2-15
3-15
50c
h>:i»y Mid-Continental Oil.
!
3-15
+$1.31
ZZ
(quar.)—
,2-1
+60c
Semi-annual
2-28
45c
)
iquar.)
(stock dividend)
Propane
Co.
70c
20c
4"%
prior preferred
15c
/
o
7
$1.12 '/2
(quar,)___^
7•%
1st
.
Semi-annually
5
3-13
1-
_____
(quar.)__
Hydro-Electric Co,
$6
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shares
Distilling
American
5
2-
1-28
) t^30c
preferred
$3
28c
(extral_^_
pfd.
5%
2oc
"
pfdZTlquarZ)
Corp.
:Z; Bj!eiZ^ Ruller,
first
.Suburban
2-
2-28
5%
Chemical
Corp.
2-28
Board
Chain
5
"2 c
2
1-
50c
Beaver
$3'
—
(quar.)—,—-
Business
American
1-15
30 Vic
1-
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
1-14
52c
—
Co,
Can
3-14
2-
2
1-31
2-
10c
1.
(quar.)__^
1-15
12"
a
50e
(Del )
Stork dividend
•
1
2-28
9c
(quar )
Sternberg's, Ltd,. 5':,%
.it.Mford
3-
1-
6'/4c
6'4 c
(quar.)
2- 2
f
1-16
50c
2-,1
|25c
common
American
1
3-28
1
(quar.)
Bangor
1
2-
Ltd.—
87 %c
Co.
2-15
15c
—
(quar t
American
1
1-15
15c
(qu"ar.l
common
(quar. )„
Brondard Commercial Tobacco
fvtowart-Warner
33-
1
29c.
(quar.)ZZ
Engineering (quar,),
pH.uffer
3-29
3-29
2-
2-
1-14
1
—---
common
preferred
1
of Rec.
——
(quar.)
American
1
50c
—I ~~
Service
Forgings
3-
Co,
preferred
2-15
50c
Box
Quarterly
2-21
25c
Electric
ytZoKi;nrd B''ands-- 3nc,
$.3.50 preferred
9
&
21ViC
-
American
1-22
3-29
26
|
itcomfei;!ri L'Vastors capital gains).
and 9c from (lie from Investment
otundard
3-
25'/2C
income
Bo-ague
1
25c
(quar.)
3-
|10c
—1
Manufacturing
Ltd.
Book
American
_
Hardware
(Southwestern
2-
'
$1
(quar.)
preferred
c
75c
(quar.)—
preferred
SZ;
c
381i
—•
Goods
Airlines,
American
3-
30c
(quar??
__
fV.
3-15
3-15
Holderi
"
—
Canada,
Petroleum
3-13
7c
—
5',
i
5c
(quar.)
preferred
3-20
$1.50
•
-
3-
When
quar.)—
common
Corp.
32-
Z 'ZZZZZZ
_
3-15
Payable
—
(quar.)_
of
Amerada
2-13
31'4
(quar.)-
America,
Co,
55c
_
S.)
(L.
4%
1-23
Share
V
Amalgamated Sugar
Ambrosia
Minerals
2-28
1
(quar.)-
4B8'.;
preferred (quar.)—
Southern Natural Gas
(quar.)
{Southern Ry. Co., common
(increased
G" -ft
Aluminum
Aluminium,
American
'
A
Co.
1
3-
2-
—
^
4%
3-14
25c
(quar,i__
(increased
com.
of
Co.
1
2-
3-15
"
tham Co. Ltd—
ZZZZZ "ZZ
Got-them California Edison—" "
4 08',
preferred (quar.)—.
2
1
3-15
3-
75c
class
1
$1.25
u
preferred
125C
So
4 24V
Co,
preferred
62 «/a-c
>—ZZIZZZZZZZZIZZZ
(quar.
$3.75
4%
30c
Bo* fh Texas' Development,
f
f
25c
(quarZ)
IZZ
Corp, common
preferred (quar.
Si'.25
(jc*i
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
"B" Inc.,
Common
1
1-31
.10c
25c
_
tSonotone
2-
4-
25c
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
Cement, class A (quar.)
Portland
Control
Aluminum
'fbith (Morgan) Co. (quar.)
^
2-11
5c
1-15
56 'AC
6V4C
(accum.).
Common
1
2-15
30c
—50c
—
12-20
20%
1-31
Balcrank, Inc. (stock dividend)
•Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)
Baltimore & Ohio RR, common (quar.)
.
dividend?
pfd.
i Va,%.'/prefer red"(quar.)
AYst % preferred (1947 series)
"r,
2-15
2-
25c
Business
Aluminum
1-29
(New)
50c
Allied
1
'3-1
1-14
t34%c
Inc.—
preferred
*
deposit receipts (interim.)-—-—
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a )____I—
C.)
3-
Guc
1-30
(accum.)_——
.'Ayres
2-15
1
2-15
30c
—
Ltd.
3-15
1
13c
(quar. )__
3-
1
10c
3-21
3-
Agricultural Chemical Co.—
preference
&
(tt.
Extra
3-21
(quar.)-
(Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sidi-Corp. (quar,)—
2-28
2-
31'4
.
—
7 %
3-21
4-10
quarZiZZZZ"
"pfd
Corp.
2-27
30c
1-30
15c
4-15
3-11
1-14
1-14
1-14
15c
Houghton Fund
(7c from in¬
vestment income and 3c from capital gains),
Axe
Science
&
Electronics
—
.
Products (quaT,)__
(United Rayon Mfg. Corp.) —
U.
Allied
'
(Increased
Ltd.—
4-30
1
28c
4-10
4-10
(quarZ)ZZZZZZZZ
.3- JL
2«-4
(quar.)14c
$1 25
3-11
25c
.
2-1
1-30
—
preferred
preferred
Axe
"
partic. pfd. (s-a.l
Participating
Mills,Inc. (quar.)..
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
(quar.)
12'VaC
$1.1834
,
2-15,
2-15
22 Vis C
Extra
4-16
85c
K.
American
2-16
1
(quar.)—(
& Co., Ltd, $1
"
S.)
2-
3-11
hUorman .Products, Inc. (quar.)
Slue Corp. of America, class A com.
(quar.)
oignorie Steel Strapping, common (quar.)
Oil
2-15
5-
™ ~r
3-
10c
40c
——
Air-Control
1
~
;
receipts
Sheraton Corp. of America (stock
(T.
9
2-
deposit
preferred
1-
$1
(quar.)
35c
—
(quar.)__—
Mfg., 55c preferred
3-14
50c
1-28
...
25c
common
,$4.75 preferred (quar. )7
(?!", sinking fund preferred
fjeaooard Oil (quar.)
;
Seaboard
2-15
ZZ
ZZZZZ-
(quar !
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.
2-15
25c
2-12
37 VzC
preferred
conv.
Steel
Adams-l]4illis Corp.
1
1-
Machines
&
1-15
1-30
1-30
37 '/2c
——
——
B (quar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
.5.%
1-31
1-31
V
—
quar.)__
3-
$1.10
Acme
50c
(increased)-
A
(initial
8
~
veo
1-30
15c
--
preferred ' (quar.)
Mfg. Corp, $2.25 conv.
! 5.%
1
2-
1
2-15
_——*•.
Products, inc.—
8
$1.10
1
•
—
3-15
1
15c
Cash
2-
2-15
(quar.)_—
preferred
Avildsen Tools
1
^
2-15
25c
3-
Per
2-
$0.6744
(quar.).
2-19
3-
11c
-
1
25c
2-19
1
2-15
40c
;
.
1
2 Va %
—
Name of Company
1
(quar.)
common-
Rec.
1-14
4-15
2-
10c
pfd.
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Baystate
3-
(qhar.
of
4
30c
(quar.)
5Va %
*
3-
J $1.06'4
)ZZZ
(quar.)
tincreaseu)
3-
__
$1.90
—,—-—
(quar.)-:-.—
5%
(quar.
Wire
Tube
$1
$0.6744
dividend
(stock
.
&
&
120c
,
shares
1
3-
9f0c
50c
Paper'Co., cdmmon (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
S3.40 preferred (quar.)-
•6',
■■
Precision
'
.
;
Acme
ZZZZZZ"
3-
3-15
$1.50
(quar.)
preceding table.
1-25
2-13
'
„
2-21
3-14
1
:
2-15
1
Below we give tTie dividends announced In previoui
weeks and not yet paid. -The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
3-
York
3-
6%
A
Avalon
*
10c
Beumard Finance,
■
1
2-21
1-31
tlOc
2-25
.
,_ZZ
Si
.
3-
3-15
2-15
1
3-15
6
3-11
130c
(quar.)
Spring
(quar.)
Scott
Smith
2-
3-
$1.12 Va
——•-——
—
Industries
—j,
2-
nori-cum.
non-voting
30c
Co.--
— -
Sheet
Acme
(quar.)
2-
Products,
Steel
Automatic
Automobile Banking,
,
1—'
8
Extra
Bin tins
—
9
preferred class A
Sinclair
Extra '
A.)
1-21
Paper.-
St* .Regis
5v
2-15
(L.
2-
Bettering* Corp.
•
2-27
Young
2-15
2-
(quar.?Z~IZIIZ
1
20c
___•——'
1
A
3-
25c
Ltd.
Manufacturing
1
(quar. )
8
$1.50
$1.25
——
Corp., iquar..)——•
1
Rjerson & Ha.ynes,
,
2-27
Towne
2-
class
9c
preference
prior
4%
&
Transit
St rCroix
Beripto,
York-Hoover
3-
common
Class
15C
Sewing ^Machine is-a)——
Power,' com. (quar.)
(s-a)
Yale
1-30
3-
Dutch Petroleum,
New
1954 interest, certificates
.
H
1-30
55c
Ro; al
4 40V
Class
2-15
20c
B (quar.)
■
^
preferred (quar. )J___
V"
1
1
40c
class-A
3-15
50c
Machinery (quar.)
Woodail Industries; common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (Quar.) —_———-5--—
Wyfcex Oil, class A (s-a)r—
$1.12 V2
Haas Co.,
1
—J
FTewspaper
±
Paper Ltd.,
Class
;
.-V/ood
dejuar.)
preferred
Roliand
4-
(quar.)
common
preferred
•;
2-15
50c
(initial)
2-15
62V2c
preferred vLqnaj/R*
Co.
Gas
Rochester
,
6'.c
2-15
50c
Copper & Brass (quar.) ____.ZZZZI2
Manufacturing, 4 'At V pfd. (quar.)!
ftci'erc
Rlieeni
2-
2-15
Reading Co., 4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering. Co.—
common
3.60'.i
3-
$1.25
.
3-16
1
——
Electric
c
17c
(quar.)
2-28
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works
Gibbs
Youngstowr.
.
3-15
4-
10c
Co.
convertible
$1 20
$1
"
Mexico"—""
Ncv/
Quacer State Oil Refining Corp.
New
2-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
1
26c
of
Holderi
Nichols & Co, Inc.
Austin
6%
Breweries,
Machine
&
25c
____________Z"
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
30c
S.)
Dental Mfg.
■ quar.)_—__—,
River Propane Gas
(quar.;
50c
7
____
Service
When
Payable
Inc.
Development
—
to Pendleion
_
2-28
(S.
Wisconsin
<
(quar.)
4-
Station)
(quar.)
Canada
Wilcox
1
5c
Company (quar.)
Talbot, Inc., common
1
2-28
20c
(quar.)
Sugar
WhitJn
1
$1.37 y2
preferred <touar.)
Public
2-20
1
(quar.)
Steel
2-
1
3-
__ZI.
1
2-
3-29
"
—
Virginia
Pulp
&
Paper
preferred (quar.)
White
1-31
2
3-
Indies
White
„
.
Rubber
Portsmouth
8
3-
3-15
(quar.)_
Co.
(Name changed
Ind,),
Plymouth
•
class
Mercantile
2.
20c
Z_
(quar.).
(quar.)
4lAi 'c
4
I
Valley RR.
2-
2-12
$1.06)4
—
Pharmaceutical
Services-
preferred
Western
8
35c
Machine <fc Guar Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Piedmont Natural Gas, common-.
Bureau
Goodwill
Jet
West
2-11
4.60',
For kins
2-12
(quar.)
Disinfecting,
$5
West
2-11
4.50 V
Circle Co.
Foundry
Corp.
(The
West
2-11
3-
-
&
&
Mfg.
Woiex
2-11
D
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Card—
& Lithograph Co, common—
preference series A (quar.).——
WJR
2-11
prefe.'.reo
Perfect
Pipe
Warner-Lambert
.
20c
2-21
15c
"
Peoria
S.
Vogt
Co.—
B
1-25
50c
Printing
on
>
2-15
Mutual Fund,
Quarterly from investment income
August Thyssen-Huette—•
(Equivalent to 8% cash div.)
Atomic
1-31
Placing
S.
preferred
4.05',
4.70',
preferred
1
5V
income)-.—
2-28
$1.75
—
(quar.)
com
10c
+
(quar.)
com.
tquar.)—
Improvement,
3-
income,
—1—.—
_I
investments)
of
Gas
4VV
"
(Ealance
preferred
3-
-
58'/2
__
(quar.)_.
B
of Company
Name
*
57 '/2
—
(quar.)
class
Per
oj Rec.
Share
HolderI
138c
Ltd,
Engineering & Foundry,
7.V
United
When
Payable
(quar.)
U.
(quarj,
1956
Pennsylvania
A
United
,
Corp.—
from
Corps,
Class
1
8 4c
%
_—
Name of Company
2-27
20
(quar.)
,1
(quar.)
3-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)______.
common
class
conv,
from
(12c
'
50c
;
preferred,
4.68 'e
Peunroad
~
Industries
dividend
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holder*
Payable
(quar.V
Pet. oleum Co., 6'/
con v. pfd.
(S. C.t
& Co., 40c preferred
Pendelton
Penu
Corp.
When
Share
Name of Company
4'4%
A
Ltd,
(quar.)
Iron
common
com.
Permanent
Mortgage Corp.
Increased quarter
Canada Southern
Ry. (s-a)
.-ZZZZZZZ"
CanadianBronze, Ltd, common
(quar.)
Year-end
5%
preferred
Canadian
'
Ltd.
non-cum
pref.
Carreras,; Ltd.
ord.
(final)
1-3
dep.
3-
i$i.06y»
190c
4-15
1-31
8
3-20
4-
1
3-15
+$1.50
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-10
125c
2-
1
+$1.25
2-
1
1-10
1-31
12-31
Z
120c
2-15
2-28
125c
2-28
120c
18c
(s-a)
T
~Z_~~
2%
2-
2-
1
1
1-10
1-151-31
1-
4
1-
4
12-31
receipts
class
12'/2C
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-
2-
1
1-11
3-
8
1-18'
B
CO
.
1
1371/2 c
(final?"Z~ZZ
Anier.
1-31
4-
175c
("increased?ZZ"~Z~
Carlisle Corp.
(increased quar.)_
Carolina Power &
Light Co.—
Common
(increased»
2-15
Z~
_~
"(year-end?
ordinary
Extra
2-15
115c
1371/2C
Fund, Ltd.
Canadian Oil Cos, Ltd.
Canadian Pacific
Ry.
4%
~"~
ZZ~_I
(quar.)
Industries,
Canadian Investment
Special shares
1-31
2-20
110c
ZZZZZZ
)~~
(quar
(quar.)
Canada
4
2-28
3-20
(quar.
;
Foundries. Ltd,
preferred
1-
125c
132y2c
(Continued
on
page 46)
,
Volume
Number 5607
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Stock Recoid
(493)
New York Stock
«»
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADDIG
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED SYOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
6
38
Jan
18
41 Va Jan
11
98% Jan
25
99% Jan
17
Jan
9
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
10
ABC
Vending Corp-——-
67% Jan
3
58 % Jan
2
64
9
ACF
Industries
14
11
Dec
4
14%
&5
Oct
1
14
Apr 10
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
20
23 % Dec
6
32% Jan
Jan
19
July 30
37% Dec
29 %
154
4'i
1412 Ja n
2
15% Jan
33% Jan
28
21
38% Jan
8
2
24% Jan
14
2
27% Jan
11
4
24
Jan
4
May
Jan
Abbott Laboratories
24% Jan
134
July 17
11
Jan
3
139% Jan
3
13 % Jan
2
14% Jan
19
22% Dec
31
20 Va Jan
14
22% Jan
4
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
46% Jan 21
50% Jan
4
Dec
13
Mar 14
136
Feb
9
190
155
Nov
9
163
2% Dec
13
180
11
23% Mar 22
Jan
25
185 % Jan
2
1% Jan.
17
Dec
Dec
14
117% Jan
19
113% Jan
25
16% Dec
21
23 % Feb
6
16 Va Jan
21
17% Jan
Dec
31
88% Jan 23
76% Jan
3
77V'4 Jan
6 % Jan
21
7% Jan
4
'6% Dec 31
241% Sep 14
10% May
7
241% Sep
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
117% Mar 27
102
Jan
12% Dec
5
18% Jan 12
13
160
May
117
4
Stores
Inc
Co-
Products
7%
12
12%
12%
12
Vis
12
61V8
61r,a
61%
62%
63
___1
;
Inc
4%%
Nov
117'A Jan
10
63% Jan
2
11
104% Jan
11
88
29% Dec 26
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
26
97% Jan
3
104% Nov
125
8
150
Dec
28
24.
7
22
AllisrChalmers
8
29% Jan
2
124% Jan
4
66 y2 Jan
15
24 Va Jan
3
Dec
4
79
126
25
21
Jan
21
ipi%
1
Jan
113.
18
4% Dec 31
40
Oct
1
81
Dec
18
Jan
23
Dec
Jan
Amer
96
Dec
100
76%
77
77
76%
7676
30
676
34,000
42% Jan
106
25
Jan
45
Jan
2
Amer
4
4%
24% jhn
4
20
4
15
19% Jan
Jan
7
4% Jan
40%
19
9
July
-
17% Jan
V
Jan
2
39% Jan
*112
4%
90%
S2%
6
93
No
Corp
8
87 Va Jan
25
21
79% Jan
2
Jan
156% Jan
9
5
15
.36% Jail
2i
jan 18
7 *
:
Jan
24
38
Jan
17"
2
Jan
Jan
25
131
Jan
4
-
.11
130
Jan
22
11% Jan
4
9
Jan
514% Jan
'96
2
91 %
9274
23
23
30
29%
30%
43%
.43%
43
4376
4476
80%
80%
*81
33;u
34 %
34
*113
115
95
Va Jan
21
Jan
97■
'34% Jan 21"
79
Jan
Jan
20 •' Jan
28
21
•• 'j
40%
29%
119%
120%
119%
64 7
Feb
62% Jan.
>
10.
7
10
Jan,; • 9
; 50% Jan
;
9
21
4
Jan
17%
t
2"
9
6'.% Jan
2
30% Jan
2
Feb
36% Jan
6
.
85:% Jan 17
51% Jan 21
Nov 26
59 Va Mar 20
174
Feb 21
',
'48% Mar
39% Jan 19
48
Dec
13
59% Jan
87
Jun
26
113
Nov-
132
Dec
28
146
17% Dec 12
.
Amtrican Steel
43-% Jan
25
497a Jan
8
Jan
.3
Jan
24
American Stores Co
American Sugar Refining
137% Jan
25
Jan
2
177% Jan
14
77% Jan
24
Jan
25
37% Jan
10
21
23
1
170% Jan
2
May 28
23 Va Mar 13
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
63% Feb
14
85
6
Dec,3
10
Nov
42% Apr
107
Jan
42% Dec
7
2
12
13
,
73% Jan
2
Jan
2
34% Jan
21
121
.%
125
12
129
9% Jan
9% Jan 21
Jan 18
27
Jan
18
25
17% Jan
2
Jan
4
Jan
18
21
18% Jan
11
66% Jan
21
72% Jan
9
Jan
25
79 76 Jan
11
25%
25
76
*
noncumulative pneferred—100
6%
Foundries
34% Jan
21
37 V2 Jan
92
14
93% Jan
4
41% Jan
Jan
39% Jan
43% July 11
34% Jan 21
26 y« May 29
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
4
10
.2
39 V4 Jan
,7
28
Jan.24
—
1,
com—100
100
preferred
_
1
Tobacco^
—5
American Tel Xc Tel Co—^
;—10O
American Tobacco - common^——25
6% preferred
100
American^ Viscose Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series:
25
Preferred »5% % series——
25
American Zinc Lead St Smelting—1
.American Sumatra *
Anaconda
$4
AnHoa
Hnnnpr
22 Va
2274
40.900
43%
43 %
43 V,
42%
43%
43
433h
4274
437b
4,800
100
107%
107 %
23
22%
23
23
19%
19%
19%
20
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Oil Corp
66
106
106
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66
900
107
105 V a
107 V*
23 Va
20
22%
23 Va
20
20
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41%'
40%
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5
5
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41%
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41
41%
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2071
1,400
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4,500
26,700
1,700
41
41
41
41
40%
40%
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54
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
54
54 Va
53%
5471
1.500
54
54%
55
55
55
54%
55
53%
5371
3,100
31%
3034
30%
31V.
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
400
37%
37%
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38
36%
37
87%
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87
87%
87%
50
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73
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74%
7171
74%
19,100
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26%
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142%
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38
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a
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63%
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90
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v
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2574
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15 Va
18%
15 VI
15%
500
5%
5%
5%
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571
14,500
63%
637a
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62%
6371
4,900
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ty
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25,100
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a
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5,500
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93%
94%
1,840
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13.500
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93%
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671
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48%
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6%
32%
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43%
80 Va
42%
79'
,
17%:
52%
122
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387,500
54%,
,
149%
43
27%
6,740
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2,400
11
97
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63%
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124
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97
23'i,
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1,700
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27
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126 %
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11
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600
14
14
27
15%
.
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123
122
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21%
122
27%
27
14
28%
27 3»
28
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48
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48
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4871
560
800
45
50
122
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5,400
1.400
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125
122
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134
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137%
2,800
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1,380
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11%
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11%
1171
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800
173%
174%
174%
174%
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174'%
174%
17471
174 VI
1747b
76 V8
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76%
76%
76%
77%
76%
37,500
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26%
25%
11
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a
25
126
34%
34%
25
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35
9%
26 Va
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-
34%
9%
26 V a
9%
26%
76 Va
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10
23 Va'
763a
Anderson-Prichard
500
64
22%
——50
Sr Co
30
64
Cable
No par
Glass Corp—
'
preferred-
2974
66
25%.
♦26
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25 »1
77
77,
128
12671
34%
9%
971
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26%
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26%
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25 Va
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,
25%
17%
17%
17%
68%
69 V
68 V 4
687b
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70%
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76%
76%
76
76
34%
34%
35 VI
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-
76%
35
35
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93
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95
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95
40
40
40
40
95
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40
40
35
27%
1771
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93
34 %
1771
17%
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35 Va
35%
34sa
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2774
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II,500
3471
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,
68
a
990
129
3571
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39%
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127
77
1774
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50
22%
i7j:t
Anderson Clayton
30
-
3,500
98
28%
66%
Co
*29r;ii
34
22%
17Vi
Anaconda- Wire &
Anchor Hocking
30% May 28
Smelt & Rerg com
3'
Jan
27
No par
7% preferred
j.
—100
American Snufi Co common——25
Amer
2
47% Jan
13
23% Nov 26
Jan
58
25
132
17
34% Jan' 10
4
94% Jan
42% Jan
11% Jan
Jan
9
22,
19
10% July.20
9
17
122% Jan
16
29
6% Jan
4
84% Apr 30
..
18% Jan
15312 Jan1
& .Chemical——No pax
Amer Bad &' Std Sany common—5
7% preferred1!
t——
100
American Safety- Razor8
American Seating, Co——
10
American Ship Building Co-—No par
Amer Potash
120 % Jan
Jan
27
22
*64
200
33%
*97%
a
.
1
Co—.
3
106
51% Jan
Jan
56
American Optical
24
15
145% Jan
8
97
21%
*64
-
y •
45% Jan
16
26
4
'American
;
40 V
-5
Natural Gas Co————25
News <?o————Nopar.
155% Jan
July 24
31% NOV 23
Jan. 3
—'——
8
187% Feb
1
3
American
* 7
34 Va"
97
30
30
30%
34 V S
97%
53'%
common—7 7
21
16% Jan
10
- Jail
3lVa Jan
30 %
•v
34% ' *34%*
97%
,
.
53 7
preferred——.—100
Jan
44
*
51
10% Dec 28
-.* 64
•
39,800
108 !
*103
41
American Motors. Corp
11
34%
97
33%
•96
2,500
217a
21 Va
21%
108
*102
31,008
62 Va
61 Va
64%
21%
;
11974
X40:,a
25
Seour—No par
Inc.
40c
144% Jan
2
129% Mat 26
Apr 25
2
Jan
106
100
29%
12074
21%
5
1
common-No par
hVaVc preferred—
100
American Metal Products com—2
5%% convertible preferrWU.—20
American Molasses Co——*—-—1
267fc Jan 17/
35% Jan
33% Jan
153 Va Jan
105
^
2
62%
21 %
♦103
*28%
121%
5,800
174
31
*27'/*
29
17,600
19%
No par
7.
8% Feb 27
.
V
33:%
21 %
21%
106 V
.
65 %
65
65
21%
*103
28
28
3,000
16,000
22%
Amer Metal Co Ltd
■
15
618 Jan
s
13
177
21
46% Jan 23
142% Dec 12
7
29% Jail
!
29-'"
24% Mar 201
.
-
65
«
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Lines
rights
122 Va
120-%
1%
1%
*28%
123%
3676
118
,*
3.90Vo preferred—
——100
Machine A? Metals——No par
23
253i Jan
I
54% Aug
.
11
5% Jan
t
'
16
% Jan
15
Common
1%
28
'
90%
89
117
»28V,
1
Amer
2
90'/a
117%
1%
17«
1%
116
36%
37
89%
600
28,200
34%
•112
117%
•
*27%
*106 "
Jforeign Power—No par'
prior
s
89%
117%
}
29
common—_12.50
American Mach & Fdry
18
.
98% Jan
'
Jan 2 r,
425*
-
70% Sep'.17
32% Feb
Nov 21
56
5%*
2
Jan
44% Jan
-28
Jkii
la
•
19
14
Jan 27
81
21
98 Va Jan
Apr i. 5 ;
8% Jan' 3 ■
5
Dec
Dec
8
19/64 Jan 24
21:
/22% Jan
Jah/16
18
-
1%
1%
367a
87%
HGVt
89
119
3376
118
'
8,600
82
•80%
82
34 Vb
a
*113
37
*36%
37
871
117%
87
117
34 V
42%
Products—
1
common-—No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International; Corp--—1
American Investment Co of 111——1
25
Jan
37% Jail
7i
41"
Mar 16>
30
6
36%
36%.
1187a
*80Va
«
34 Va
*113
117
44 Va
44
82
100
1,800
20%
American Ice .Co
14
15,100
93
28
American-Home
' 9
Jan
-
2
15% Jan
3
Jan
15
15
9
96
•
100
23
647n
^American Hawaiian SS Co——10
17
1,100
4%
30 '
*23%
<Sr- Electric Co——lp r
Hardware Corp—:—12.50
American
2
13%
91%
*27%
Afnerican Gas
23% Ja n
•
124
-
•;
American &
60
102
*22%
43%
—-»
—
26,700
*4%
34%
120%
,
Radio Corp
European
American Export
Jan
120
7
American
11
48 % Jan
93 %
29
Co_—
16.
92
28
Colortype Co
29% -Jan. 25;
.
Jan
,14%
11
Jan
27% Jan 14
Jan
47 • Jan
26% Jan
.
3
.
28% J an 25.
--
13
4%
30
1%
—.—-—?—20
—
13 Va
*4%
*102
*23%
par
common.
.
102
13%
4%
*27%
com—No par
Cable
103%
13%
*4%
23
as3:*
preferred-—10#1
&
102
13%
4%
•
*22
35%
5(1
preferred
102
13%
-r
55%
80%.
■116%
conv
preferred—
120
5374
X30
21%
Broadcasting-Paramount
•112
55 34
30%
'
101%
Co
120
55 V*
23%
21%
Shoe
♦112
55%
.44 %
♦112
*
J 20
-
92%
20
1
310 Va
30%
33%
10
•205
91%
79'%*
No par
6%
310%
*22%
101%
American
Jan
Mar 29
-108.
; 28
30
•
6%
6%
*205
4%
*13%
23 %
43%.
;
102
102
13%
4-%
6,300
'
310',a
54%
55
54%
102
*101%.
No par
10
American Crystal Sugar com——10
: 4%%
prior preferred—
—100
American Cyanamid Co com——10
3% % conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Ca
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
—
5
8
45'34'Nov
7
34% May. 4
33% Nov 21
Jun
8
32 % Jan
120
1
American Chicle
3
v
48
90
*112
55%
convertible preferred——100
American Chain
17
,25%
;
;
.
2
31% Jan
13% Jan
7
Aug
18
Jan
56 % Jan
25
•
,
31% Dec
117
53 Va
13%
America
convertible
7%
Jan
3
142%. Jan 25
\
14 \
.
41
,56%
25
1
' 2
102
5% Dee 31
5576^ Jan 12
65
*110
100
American Can Co
7.
;Jan
84
14% Mar 21
Uar
I>ec
*205
common—No par
American Cable &
71% Jan
,
.
3
25
-
9
25
of
Theatres InC
10
35
;,
Va Dec 26
.143
22% Dec 31
.
310%
30%
Petroleum
Brake
5%
27
'
14
'.Dec
42 % Jan
53% Jan
28
Feb
5% Jan
21
Jan
53 Va Jan
Jan
2
39% Jan
;
9
Dec
'
o
% Apr
142% Nov
-25% Nov 29
Dec
*205
*76
6%
6%
,
310%
5
18
common
6%
6%
6%
77
*76
77%
*205
American Bosch Arrna Corp.——2
110% Jan
23
22% Jan
43 % Aug
Dec~26
68 Va Oct
6%
17
♦76
66
11
5,600
2,200
30%
Dec
— —
3
1676
30 %
Mfg
.
200
160
18%
preferred
6%
181%
2%
3
11374
*30
4% %
2%
16%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
3 Va %,
a
3
2%
3
17
*64
■
13/64 Jan 23
119
*156
2
23% Dec 31
35'/# Feb 10
Oct
180
160
15
.1067a Feb 21 "
40% Dec "il
165
186
*156
Jan
;
120
*180
160
Jan
.'-17% Apr 17 '
Jan
184%
*156
22% Jan 23
Dec
42
*177%
160
2%
64
Dec 28 *
.
184%
*156
3
31
15
6
*176
160
2;
95
16% Dec
184%
2
13% Nov 29
150
14,300
25
16% Apr
•
4
28% Feb
4874
a
18%
American Airlines common—.
2
-
v
4874
Jan
30% Dec
31
13 % Jan
48%
Jan
48
31
11
28
48%
19%
44% Mar 12
Jan 25
97% Dec'
48 V
64
19% Apg
3
13% Nov 27
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
77 %
47%
29% Jan
9
27% Mar 21
•.
3
84% Jan
,
47%
97
157 .'Dec .26
28
17% Jan 10
.
47
33%
79
8
12% Dec
Sf4% Feb
47 %
*95%
100
*
Jan 24
22% Jun
86
7.400
preferred—
100
American Bank Note common-—-10
35
.
61
:<
2176
American Bakeries Co com—No par
67
.
27% May 15
35% Jan
20%
22
37
3
13
Dec
21%
97% Jan 23
61% Nov 12
25
21 Va
34 % Jan
20
126
21 %
9
38% Jan 27
Dee
21%
7.
7.% Mar 12
49 Va Apr
2
45% Jun 18
27
21%
31% Jan
32 % May 21
20% Jan 11
3
53% Dec
20 V
46%
Convertible preferred—100
Amerada
Amer
NOV
20'%
95% Jan
118
21% Dec 20
38
4,800
*7
Feb
<
23% Aug
2
47% Dec 11
,
Sep 28
19% Dec
14
31% Oct 29
8
May 28
16% Jan 23
39% Oct
500
14
Jan 26
108.
64
99
138
14
70% Jan
7
27% Mar
61 VH Jan
21 y8 Jan
Mar 19
36*
Oct*10
30
95 % Dec
*9
Jan
26% Mar 16
137
14
1
Alpha Portland Cements
16
Jan
22
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
137
14%
Amalgamated Leatner Co com
1
6% convertible preferred
1
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)——1
115
10
*136
14
113%
15
2% Jan
121% Mar 23
Sep 27
136
14',4
18 %
Limited
28
600
137%
13%
16%
Co
2
136
137%
114 %
Aluminum
18
139
18 Va
Aluminium
18
2676
16%
3
Jan
26%
*112%
17
Jan
26%
16%
93% Jan
1% Jan
26 3a
*26%
3
120% Jan
26
27
27
*156
7
28
*263.i
*174%
18 !
Apr
3
31% Nov 19
4,200
9,800'
26%
14 Va
/
21
4
24-74
15 Va
15%
20%
85% Jan
39
91% Jan
58
Jan
34
24%
15Vir
18%
Dye
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
10
39
33%
24%
No par
34% Jan
Jan
5,100
34
24'/,
100
l
100
Allied Mills
447/a Jan
113
July 17
15Va
33%
24%
5
80% Jan
3% Jan 13
31
&
8 -
133% Aug 10
14
15 %
34
24 Va
14
35% Jan
■47
Feb
15
33-%
24%
114%
Allied Kid Co
9
July 11
Apr-17
82
99% Feb
9
1% Dec 28
15%
34
241«
18%
Corp
Paper
112 Va Jan
34
14^4
33:?4
16%
8
4.08%
147h
24%
*112 Va
3
10
8,800
18%
23
Jan
6374
114 %
98% Jan
115
63
18%
Industries Inc_—
33% Jan
Mar 12
63%
*112Va
d Allied-Albany
Allied Chemical
23
63%
a
16%
Allen
Jan
5,400
63 7
8,100
18 51!
4
Jan
12%
114%
7
77
12%
16%.
17
43
12%,
18%
22% Jan
37% July 25
12 Va
*112%
90% Jan
4
Dec
77
30% Nov 29
900
12%
1
preferred
8
98%
—5
common
4% Jan
30% Jan
38%
98%
38%
98%
*—100
Inc
common—
13% Jan
29% Jan
38%
98 Va
33 7 «
*136
lo
Jan
Jan
S litres
38%
100
26%
No par
Alleghany Corp common
5*a% preferred A
21
the Week
Jan..23
14%
$4 conv prior preferred—.Nc pnr
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
53 Va Jan
l29Va Apr
9
25% Aug 15
36 Va Apr 23
28
21% Dec
17
38 Va
Friday-
Jan. 24
24
1
4% Jan
64 % Dec
Kales for
Thursday.
33%
10
preferred
Aldens
4-V-.—l-
Jin-18
115
Alco
19% Jan 16
8
114* Jan
14
*98%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
14
2
38 Va
99%
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
4.50 Vo
conv pfd
1951 series__100
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_,
100
7
17% Jan
38 Va
98%
.
ll
111
38%
Addressograph-Multigmph Gorp„10
Admiral Corp__
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
8
2% Jan
4% Feb 16
38a«
99'%
25
Express Co
Adams-Millis
Corp
7
11% Apr
38%
Inc
PRICES
Jan. 23
*99 Vu
1
SALE
Wednesday
5
——
Adams
18
22 y8 Jan
Steel
Acme
Jan.22
100
common
preferred
ACF-Wrigle-y
12% Dec 31
__
cotiv
Tuesday
Jan. 21.
Par
7
6
98% Dec
77
Monday
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
109% Feb
37% Dec
108
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
•92
95
1,700,
100
20
2,100
.
52,600
,
310
1,900
60
40%
40%
40%
1,500
35
8,400
28
600
35%
357 a
35%
3474
28
28
28
28
,
.
IS"
J*'
The
(494)
Year1936
Highest
Lowest
35% Jun
32
39% Apr
27% Jan 23
46% Feb
35% Jan
41V* Apr
28
69% Dec
9
NEW TOtiK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
14
3
Jan
37% Jan
2
36
56% Jan 25
EXCHANGE
Jan
65% Jan
2
Jan
21
55 Jan
11
25
16% Jan
8
15% Jan
26%
Nov~29
82
Dec
24
May
2
21
37% Mar 27
21
30
Jan
When
4
86
Jan
17
88
Jan
11
8
Jan
27% Jan
19
Jan
19
20% Jan
3
2
5% Jan
11
26% Jun
11
31% Mar 15
28
Jan
17
28% Jan
7
15% Jan
11
17
Jan
21
18 % Jan
3
'27% Oct
4
20
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
29
% jan
7
29% Jan
4
30% Jan
18
32 % Jan
8
Jan
2
102% Jan
23
}
63% Jan
22
66 % Jap
JO
*
Artloom
•
<97
Oct
3
110% Jan
9
Jan
55 *
Jm
S
31
23
73
98
Aug 28
Carpet
57%
58
57%
.24% Jfyi
25
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
"10% Jan
3
f
27
Atchison
Jan- 11
26"% Dec
17
181
Nov 28
*3% Jan 27
90 *
,
35% Jan
:
*
83% May
%
t
95
Jan
84%
•9% Feb 20
ali
a7;s
r/ii
15%
15%
15%
14 7 «
T5%
*15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
,15'a
15"a
600
15 %
15 %
27%
27%
27%'
27%
27r,8
27%
10.100
88
88
Inc^.
20
;
5%
'
' 29 %
1100
99
64
.'
; 64%
5%
5%
*5%
23%
28%
17%
17%
17%
;-17%
29%
29%
29%
29%
-*29%
29%
31;%' >32
1811?/-101-.
% 101% 102%
s
63% :'63% % '.*63%*i 65
'
i
.
24%•/ "25%
——__10t-
—_'
22 % Jun
1
Jan
25
"11% Jan
23
14
5% Sep 26
28
17% Jan
34% Oct 29
8
30% Jan.
5% Jan
2
43% Jan
3
7% Feb 24
* 49% Fab
24
..
Jan
34
Electric Co com__6.50
preferred
RR_-^_No par
Nichols
25%
10%.
Conv
•
,
,
/.
*1.6
33
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
7 ' Jan. .8
Avco Mfg Corp (Tliej common.:—3
46% Jan? 9 ,".
|2.2i conv preferred
No par
Jan
;
14
'17
'
v.
""
174V'
10.%'
""
•-
•
74
'
,
W*
v
74
1Q%
4
10%
17%
-.17%:
33%
.
.
.*
'"2.8
!'
10-%-
33%'
i"
6%
ls6%
f- 6%
44%
44%"%
91 %
11%%
18
■
18
io. :
*17%:
,160
800
,73
30
.
.
66,100
/
14.20)
-•: 1.600
; io
*95"
•
42
92.
V;
.£
iv'.
18,
7314
.
•
10 %
v
V
15,500
.-12,200
> 300
n
147.500
:}
10,100
.
73;%v.
1,70.0
v.,
10%/
*11" Y.17A*
t
•
.s.,
94 '.-:
17%
..
,r
44 %
-
i
V
'
-
11s. '
•
*
T8.43j
-
'
.
•>
-
Nfe
7r %
17-%.
♦
10% %
28%
95%
400
100
:
'
33 %'>
•'
6% '
....
72 %
'
33%
44%
''.
10%
.1
44'->/
11%
•"
,•
^
f
v
28%
;
j95%\V
44;%
91%';
:
33%
J.
19,400
65 v
24.38 7 24%
„
,
43y4
.»■
10% %
r'
1,3.00
*64
28%.
'
*10
1,000
3;3C0
r,
102g%
.
*95
-
10% - 11%
-. i7:%; 17%
72'%', 73%
*43%
-
'
»'.. *17%
-17 >8
33%.
' 6%
6;,i,
*43%, .44%
*. '1.
„
!
29Va
.
*101/^
24%-' 25%/- .*!
,
92% I :'
'*
>'
'
%9nV
p'ref. ($1,20)—No par
prior
.,
.11
10%
10%
'
•
,17Va
29 V4
.*-4;
64
*
91%.
.
800
32%
-10%
;4;
43%
.
:>43'%
89% v-91%
89%
"17.
43%-
".y
«: 300
X
.
i.7%"
31%
64
-;'95";.'
-44%
-44%
44%
16%
74
-20
common—:—No. par
95%
,
' ■;
,18%
•27"' fi
27%
*27% v28 % 95
.j.
*93/
"43% .44 %. ;.
••4r%
43$%
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10%
•.
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4
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r,
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32
t
*100
*
24%, •25%
10%
x24%;
-'101
94'%
44
——-—1._20
—
28'.';
*93
-«
,
common.^——It—~1
oft- preferred
Atlas Powder Co
Austin
10"8
•
2'7%-
T__100 v
—
Coast " Line
Atla3-Corp
-17%.Jan 22
22
10%
% S3.75 series B preferred!——100
r.
24
78
Jan>14
10% Jan
7.-:
2
*
37% Sep
18
•
17% Feb 27
I
-4ft
23
3
Jail
Atlantic City
.—^.10
28 %,.
12,603
19%
5'h.,
23%
103
3-1%
;
32
Topeka & Sante Fe—
noii-cum preferred
!1 Atlantic Refinirtg common——__lo
8
>94
10
9,
,
47Va Jan,
,..
72% Jail
81
Aug
11% Jan
.
8 '■»!
i.Jaii 23 2
4
2
5ft
-
5%
5V4
*28%
32
vlOOv
__10
preferred--.:
,*18%
5%
...
32%
„
19%
28%
.
v
30%,
l
89
\19%
17%
'5%
17%
29%
19%
1,333.600
~
:27% *
17%
-
28.%
17
89
*18%.
ua
*28%
5%
w
23%
*86%
19;*
19
.
1
*87
88
*86%
86%
86%
"18
1
27%
27%
27%
Goods Corp—
'Common
'
2
49% Jan*lit. *'■Atlantic
-
3
••
9 % Jan
1
Sep 13
25
'
Jan
16% Jan
10% May 28
18% Jun
,16% Jan 19
*
28% Jan
3
-
43% Jan
29"
«l%Feb 13
9
2
Jan
.42
9
27
,15% Dec
Jan
90
Feb 27
'47% Aug 14
■.
*83% Nov 29
8% Nov
27
10% Jait
2.300
39,000
15%
5
.
Associates Investment Co;
'
,
33% July 25
Nov 30
10
1.700
.
57
%
t
*
;
37 %
32%.
^
56*%
15 •«
—No par
Corp
Co
Dry
■
;
'
15%
■
25% Nov 21
>
15 %
1
Common
5.25%/ 1st
58 %
58%
37%..
32%
«•
58"a
Industries , Inc
2.50
Ashland .Oil & Refining com
1
1
2nd preferred-$1.50 series__No par
Associated
32%
57%
32 %
37%
32%
,
15 %
Arvln
„
37 %
33%
57%
A
5
Constable
f
■37%
32
32
,
37%
Shares
5
preferred
Arnold
4
29% Feb 1«
32
37%
33
the Week
10
Illinois
issued
-83.75
22
5% Jan
of
Armstrong Cork Co common
18% May 24
4% Dec
5
8% Jan 13
5
37%
37%
■
far
Friday
Jan.25
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
Jan. 22
Jan. 21
37%
Rights
Armour A Co
8
2
102% Mar
5
16% Jan
Fflf
No par
Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp
4
Tuesday
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
22
14% Jan
33
Feb~~7
15%
STOCK
Monday, January
Bales
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
AND
LOW
STOCKS
. . .
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle
Commercial end
,
6%
33%
-6 %
65a
33,%
33%
,,.
3:200
^
53,600
6%
'
-44%
>v
V
44 %
45 ' ;".-; 45
43
-
900
..
■
S
-
3,300
7% July 12
48% Dec
5
'4% Jan
25
5% Jan
4
15% May 24
<
41% Jan
21
46% Jan
11
Babcocfc &
9
20.006
11% Jun
15% Jan
12% Jan
lo-
Jan
16
25.500
34 V* Jan
22
Haldwln-Llma-Hamllton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas' & Elec Co
No par
17
4% Dec
8
12
31% Dec
17
95
Nov
29
113
Feb
85
Dec
21
105
Apr 19
41% Feb
11
53
May 10
58 Va Dec
28
68% Jan
42% Jan
9
Jan
19
60
.
Jan
,
7
32Vs Jan
3
2
96 Va Jan
3
86
Jan
2
44% Jan
16
58% Jan
2
27
91
Jan
47% Jail
4
Jail
11
4%
-
fiencumulative
54
Jan
23
57 V* Jan
2
78% Jan
2
83% Jan
17
Barber
Gil
Sep
12
12% Jan
22
13% Jan
7
Barker
Brothers
44
Jun
12
43% Jan
44
7
90
19,200
*
61
14
Jan
8
61% Jan
preferred
100
Bangor de Aroostook RR—
10
4% ft
Corp
Jan
18
16% Jan
4
56% July 16
50
Jan
24
Jan
23
Jan
10
Jan
10
3%ft
conv
27
134% July 13
t06V* Jan 20
134
NOV
94 % Jan
3
96%. Jan
7
4Vaft
2
20% Jan
11
*
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
25% Jan
23
43% Dec
28
Dec
31
19*% Jun
8
80
•
91 Va Aug
29
39
Sep 17
26% Aug
5
Nov 28
18% Jan
37
81
31
4
32% Dec
Jan
40
Jan
28 % Feb
14
NOV
27
17
81
Jan
17
Beck Shoe
2
31
Jan
23
40
3
Instruments
(AS)
Va Jan
16
29% Jan
18'
31% Jan
2
Beech-Nut
5
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
3
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
23 V8 Jan
10
Bell
Aircraft
31
46
Jan
25
50% Jan
2
Bell
&
Jan
30
85
Jan
10
86
8
58% Jan
21
62% Jan
3
Bendix
18% Jan
3
19 % Jan
4
Beneficial
1% Jan
31 ; Jan
2
1 % Jan
17
3
32% Jan
8
Best
&
Foods
pld
Jan
Life
1
8
64% Dec
27
1
22 Va Aug
10
30% Oct
1
33% Apr
17
44 Va Dec
19
53% Jun
22
44% Jan
3
45% Jan
7
3est
Dec
31
77% Aug
9
47% Jan
21,;
54% Jan
7
Bestwali
140% May 28
2
Bethlehem
146
198% Dec
31
Dec
20
172% Feb
7
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
Dec
5
84
Jan
Corp
common...
1,300
1
i
Corp
Aviation
4,900
10
,_1
preferred
14
2% Feb 24
60
Savers
Howell'Co
4V*ft
5,600
100
Beldlng-Heminway
1 % Dec
8.800
10
1.200
.100
Corp..
Finance
11,300
Co
3,70 )
•
178% Jan
25
"
44% Jan
71
4%ft
26
18% Nov
53
Iuc
6,300
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Beckman
160
2.50
:
Jan
Feb
101
*
3,700
300
50% Dec
8
12.50
prelerred—100
Iuc
Mills
12.300
"2,100
common
prior
27
Jun
48 % Jun
Beaunlt
380
—10
Corp—
Iuc
Beatrice Foods Co
2
2,300
No par
Works
14
10
85
11
Iron
Bayuk Cigars
42
v
20
54% Jan
134
21
28% Jan
8
Dec
47% jan
Jan
r
Bath
2
1,500
5
50
preferred
94
Jan
200
1
common
preferred
56
19% Jan
17
21
*
147
Jan
4
13
14% Jan
11
71% Jan
198:% Jan
47% Jan
155
18
Jan
15% Jan
11
4
74
New
24
7
15
Jan
32% Feb
10
28% Jan
23
50% Sep
fl
46% July 17
33
Jan
21
43% Jan
20
32 V* May 11
27
Jan
25
2934 Jan
7
900
—'
3,200
Co
4,000
Gypsum
Steel
(Del)
50.090
com..
106,200
preferred
1,400
Bigelow-Satitord Carpet (Del)
4% ft
-
14
46 V* Jan
Inc
92:500
common
7ft
2
25% Nov
Consolidated Inc
Co Inc
—'!___.
ecnguet
54% Jan '25*
Black
pfd
series of
& Decker
Biaw-Knox
Bliss
(E
3,000
1951
Mfg Co
Co
6,500
(Delaware)..
8,600
Co
W|
36
Dec
13
29
Jan
24
33% Jan
2
Bliss
45% July 25
21 Va Dec 20
65% Dec
12
56% Jan
21
61% Jan
2
Boeing Airplane
Co
29% Apr
3
22% Jan
2
25
Jail
9
Bohn Aluminum
<k
23 V* Nov
21
34 V* May
1
26% Jan
23
28% Jan
10
1
20% May
1
13% Jan
23
16 % Jan
3
17
3
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
7
lo
12
Mar
14% Dec
26
9% Dec
26
Jan
12% Mar 16
9% Jan
2
10a8 Jan
Jan
17
57% Jan
41 % Jan
23
46
Jan
Jan
8
87
Jan
Jan
2
533% Jan
24
64
Jan
12
50% Apr
5
Dec
3
98 Va Feb
10
80
48 % Dec
13
67% Mar 19
50
79
~
54
Aug
Brass Cor
A
Book-of-the-Monch Club Inc..
Borden
7
6.200
Boston
Edison
A
Maine
RR—
29% Jan
3
18% Jan
21
19% Jan
6iV« Jan
3
43
Jan
2
47% Jail
1
10% Jan
25
11% Jan
2
35% Dec
31
14% Jan 31
64% May 10
Jan
2
38% Jan
11
Dec
28
68
9
42% Jan
3
48
Jan
11
12Ya Dec
31
24% Apr
6
13% Jan
2
137a Jan
14
Brlggs
Briggs & -Stration
Common
3;
35% Jun
8
43% Not
16
42 % Jan
21
47
Jan
14
44
17
41
21
45% Jan
26
100,
32 V«
May 25
V* Dec
Feb
Jan
4%fv
3%%
13% Dec
17
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
34 % Jan
39% Nov
IS
48
40
25% Jan
23
45 % Dec
23% Oct
18
38% Jan
23
Aug 29
17
14% Jan
18
3
353/, Jan
10
15
Jan
15
41%Jati
47
Jan
Jan
21
42% Jan
4
24
&
Bigelow
11
Brown
Shoe
11
Brunswlck-Balke-Col lender
Jan
25
Union
Brown
23
Buckeye Pipe Lice Co.,
2
47a4 Jan
21
52%-Jan
"3
17 % May 28
11% Jan'
18%Jan
18
20% Jan
10
Budd
89
Dec
5
93 Va Jun
27
Feb
1
36%
26
Dec
28
20% Dec
23
20% Jan
21
Mar
8
16% Jan
3
81% Jan
19
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
72
Dec
27
85% Mar
28% Jan
23
48% Sep
15
10
20
22 V* Sep
18
9% Jan
23
98
8
Aug 13
40% Jan
23
2
25
30
25% May
21
24% Jan
Nov
Apr
^Jan
31 % Jan
33% July 30
10
12% Aug 21
65
July 17
13
Jan
2
68 "
Jan
4
65
Jan
24
8
71% Jan
6
37
3
90'a Jail
15
33
17
Jan
29% Jan
21
Jan
$5
11
2
65
Bulova
1
!
70
Watch
Co
Inc
5
Burlington Industries inc
4ft
1
100
3% ft
preferred
4%ft
»'
com
preferred
second
Jan
23
39% Jati
2
Jail
3
Bush
31% Jan
5
26% Jan
2
29
Jan
11
12% Apr
34% Dec
10
9% Jan
2
10% Jail
10
32% Jan
(oo
^
Burroughs Corp
19
14
2
45% Jan
4
104% Jail
t
41% Jan
21
44% Jan
11
5% Jan
16
13% Jan
Aug
3
11% May
102
43% Jan
13
17 % Jan
3
13% Jan
21
98
7
78% Jan
83
Jan
9
July 11
33 V* Apr
6
55
56
Jai;
25% Jan
21
27
"Jan
36% Mar 16
3?% Jan
21
33% Jar.
14
29
Aug 22
For footnotes
3
66
56% Apr
see
page
0
24.
7*8 Jan
11
5% Jan
6% Jan
35% Jan
37% Jan
California
Callahan
-
It
Jan
-51% Jan
21
52
*
Jar
8
-2
__5
common
No par
preferred... 10^
Packing Corp
3
Zinc-Lead
41%
-41 %
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41"*
1,800
42%
1
5%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
5
13%
13%
6%
13%
6%
13%
633
13%
6%
6%
5,300
1
*6%
6 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2.600
Campbell Soup Co
180
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
'
4
14% Jan
13
"7ft '■participating
2
14 % Jan
1
Butler Bros
Byers Co XA M>
9
1
30
Feb
17
loo
__5
Co
*
2
7% Jan
prefeience~
Terminal
Butte Copper A Zinc
il
8% Apr 13
16% Mar 20
*
16
Jan
105 V*
Dec
Co
15
75% Dec
50
200
Forge Co
25
9
23
30% Nov
preferred
Jan
5 V* Aug
Oct
2.000
8.700
9,600
183;Jan
10
55
3.30O
common
26
Oct
20
24% Nov
Co
3.110
1.
'
24
4% Dec
13
2.400
Co
Buffalo
23
12% Jan
34 V* Nov
11.300
Inc
Bullard
>
13%. Jan 11
74
(The)
'
74% Jan
Jan
Gas
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
89
I
Brooklyn
"
Jan
22
Corp
common
preferred
26% July 19
56%. July 18
3
common
conv
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Bristol-Myers Co
29
37
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
9
92 % Oct
;
preferred
Braniff
10
38% Feb
5ft
60
2.400
1
10
13:700
Co
3
*
2.500
(The*
Co
Borg-Warner Corp common..
3 Vaft
preferred
Oct
36
190
3,900
10
May
31700
Inc
41% Oct
41
39.900
1.100
Stores
Boston
17
class
1,900
-
Class B
Bond
22
27
17
54
Laughlin Inc
Bon Ami Co
10
Dec
38% Jan
3.200-
.
28% Nov 29
&
900
10
Corn
67% Nov 26
«
250
100
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
16
.
7,300
100
—100
4%
67% Oct 24
#
(The)
preferred series B
'
25
43
May 28
16% Aug 21
45
Jan 17
116
.
100% Jan ,25
2uo
Wilcox Co
82 V* Jun
12% Oct 31
39
t
35% Feb
2 •'
T>
;"(B
36%
Calumet A Hecla
Campbell Red
'
.
$4.25
conv
Inc
Lake
preferred
Canada Southern
Ry Co
Canadian
'
Breweries
Canadian
Pwnlfi*
Canndri
Mills
Mines
Co
Ltd
Ry
1
Ltd
6
%
6%
36%
36%
14%
14%
14%
No par
81
81
*81
83
100
*56
58
*56
57 3
No par
v*
No par
•
14%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5.200
37%
36%
37%
14%
-
36%
14%
1438
14%
37%
14 Va
5.200
14%
*81
*'
4
25%
25%
*25%
26%
32%
32%
32%
32%
51%
51%
51%
6%
36%
37%
51%
56
*26
83
'81
83
81
56
*56
57
*56
5.900
8IV4
57 Va
.26%
26
26%
32%
32%
32 3 a
32%
52
52
51%
51%
26%
*
-
26%
50
50
600
*
32%
32 Va
16.300
*51%
51%
400
28, 1937
Number 5607
Volume 185
.
.
The GomnrieTcial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range lor Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
*
23% Dec 12
31 ya Jan 23
41% Feb
1
22
Nov
14
101
Nov
30
'<
Lowest
21
26% Jan
4
45 Va Aug 17
40
Jan
21
45% Jan
4
29 Ye Mar 20
22% Jan
3
25y4 Jan
8 '
102 y2 Jan
7
104% Jan
Mar
121
9
22% Nov 29
27% Apr
-2
40% Feb
65 % Dec
31
29
49 Va Nov
;
20
Nov
62% May 16
53% Jan 26
9
20% Jan
19
43
;
loo
Dec
57
21
119% Jan
2
2
.
95% July 18
104 ?.Jan
11
3
46% Jan
4/
102
Jan
16% Jan 14
110%. Jan 14:
2
5% Jan
11
"«f5% Jan
87.,
,
;5
Jan
96
-
18
Jan
17
96 %
13%.NOV 23
t
Nov 21,
7
loa-
!
\ 21 y» Jan i
•r>
>17% Dec
17 *■ Feb
14
.97
.
10?
23
9
86% Jun
;
15% Oct 16
16
61
98 y» Dec
31
113
27% Jan 23
35
32
Nov
Oct
33
19
1
13 y2 Jun
8
54% Dec
10
16
Central
3
18
45
Jan
4
3
16
Jan
4
9% Jail
52% Jan
2
25
55% Jan
21
100% Jan
2
Jan
32
31
21
34% Jan
8'/4 Jan
28
9
35
Jan
3
38% Jan
4ya%
10
9l/a Jan
8
23
59% Jan
11% Jan
39% Jan
3
8
24
Jan
i
43% Jan
3% Jan
23%
23%
235/8
24
23%
23%
1,900
103%
♦102Va
104
103
103
•103
104
103
50
103
24'A
23 y2
23%
23%
24%
23%
24 Vb
59
58
io
59 Va
59 y4
60
58%
58%
57%
58%
58
59%
58
58%
59%
50
46
46 Va
40
46
46
46
1
22
22%
21%.
22
22
22
15%
15 Ym
15%
15
15%
109 %
107
I
12.50
15%
*107
1
*107
109%,
5%'
5%
7
—
Iti
.
V 87 y4.
.5%
88%
''
107%
*96%
16%
99
69
18 y»
18 Va
18%
21 %
*96%
16%'
108
16%
*107%
i
240
5%
y*
.
98 y2
5%
11,200
90-V'a
91%
12,800
*96%
16%
108
2,000
21%
17,800
108
108
5%
92
5
100
98
16%
.16%
107%
-
108Va
70
69
69%
69
36%
37%
36%
18%
18%
180
36%
18%
20,000
>
69
37%
18%
19
*18%
1.
-
8%
9Vb
*42'%
43'A
*79
84
'
V
8%
42 Va
.
'At
1,500
7,600
600
9
Cessna
Pasco
54%
96
*96
301/4
30!
32
32'A
5
37%
38
-9.50
J
19%
19:,4
—50
Co___
No par
*9
*15%
42%
'15%
21%
43%
43%
21%
9 Vb
21%
9;
9
43%
•
9%
*79
15%
43%'
55%
55
55%
55!4
55%
97
96'/a
97
98
98
971/4
98
230
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
31
2,400
32
32
32
32%
32%
32'A
32%
1,100
3,7%
37%
37
38
37%
38%
36%
37%
9,900
19 !a
20'A
19%
20
19%
19%
19'A
19%
9
91/4
8%
51%
50%
51%
32
*9
9'A
9
55
9
*55'/4
51 1/4
:<56%
51%
50 !V
52
Corp___ ,__1
10%
10%
•!
10'%
10V«
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
41"'it
42 %
41 %
42'A
39%
41%
39%
40
1
Inc
41' it
1
'
41%
3'A
in
3V4
68
500
2,300
15%
30%
30%
a
68!
3!
a
68!
2
'■
83
50%
Co
Gotham
i
6,200
*43'
15%
*8%
51 %
Chain Belt Co
'
2,200
*79
15%
83
15%
s
Products
■
1
"
83
15%
.
21%
'
9
*79
84
*55
95%
10
Corp
Aircraft
Chadbourn
54%
100
Industries
de
15%
"
2l!'a
8%
8T«
42 '/a
*79
15%
,
of N
,
*-2l 'A
.
2,140
-
15%
37
18%
21%
109%
10,900
46 1/b
22
69%
69'4
37%-i
21! a
15 y8
109%
97
97,
16%;
37
15%
5%
io7.y*
60
15%
91%
16%
37%
*21%
5%
8,200
3,100
58%
46 Ya
22 V4
91 %
107%
58
46
*21%
5%
.
16 Vb
37 Va
46
-
109
107%
1
107%
68%
20
58%
89 %
5%
90 %
89.;
i,
99
*96%
*16
■
j
Public Service,
Co
Certain-Teed
11
69% Jan
Cerro
2
2
10
2% Jan
67
RR
Century
10
26
24 y«
58%,
Central & South West Corp
Central. Violeta Sugar Co
8
2
4 % Jan
23%
23%
Sugar, Co
preferred
Central
24
22% Jan
3"
Aguirre
Central Illinois
7
Jan
75 y3 May
8,800
4,600
24%
par-
11
10%
45% Dec
42
Central of Georgia Ry cam__No
par
5% preferred series B
100
Central- Hudson Gas & Elec
No p«.r
Central Illinois Light com
No
23
50 % Jan
Aug 17
23%
41 y4
58 Va
Central- Foundry Co
14
Jan
2
.
18% Jan
7
23%
42
,
Jan
14
28
2% Sep
64 % Jan
23
77% July 19
Sep 13
27% Feb
7
Jan
95% Jan
29% Jan
14 y4 Mar
18
23%
41%
24 y4.
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
Feb
41% July 27
19% Nov 28
7% Dec 31
llr
23
15% Jan
9
23%
42
24%
preferred
__«_100
of Amer'com
No par
?nd preferred
t-100
;*? 4%%; conv preferred series A. 100
12
Aug.
23 y4
41%
*102%
I'U
18% Jaii
Aug 14
43
,23y«
41 >/a
56%
'2nd, preferred--.
38% Jan
8y4 Jan
1
23%
41
23%
Tractor. common
9
42% Jari
July 24
Shares
23 y+
41%
Celanese Corp
8l
the Week
Jan.25
23%
*
Jan
Friday
Jan.24
23 Va
<4:20$,
8;
.17% Jan.
108'; Jan- ii ;
'.70
Thursday
Jan.23
40
5
—100-
20
17% Mar 22
5i y2 Jan
Caterpillar
*
i
Sales fee
Wednesday
-
_5
Ctf coittmon—.
chnv
c
Jan. 22
No par
preferred
6%;%
Jan
.Lights
Co_
17% Jan
12 y4 Mar 16
57% Apr 13
Nov 28
81% Feb
3
65% Jari\ 2
36 ' Jan -: 31
21% Nov 16
SV«■ Dec 28
43
(J -I>
7%
Jan
Steel
•
2
106% Jan
47% May 3
20
iun 22
V
-r
3
-.14%.Jans
75. A Jan? 13
34"-,">'Feb 1*
•
3
Feb'27
119
64-y2'Dec 21-
Case
16
■
,*
Power &
Corp common4 V2V0 preferred
Carriers & General Corp*..-
7.'
22 % Jan
—
Carrier
.
22
-/
65 % Jan 23
94?
Dec 11
65 y4 Jan
Carolina
Carpenter
Jan
-
14% J,an j.2
■
*
8'
21% Jan
.
9
11'
677/8 Jan
v
__i
Co
Tuesday
Jan. 21
Par
„
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co.r
lo
Carolina Clinchfleld '&'Ohio Ry.100
*
24% Jan
21
Jan
46
24*% Aug 16
r18ya.Jan- 5
ii y2. May 28
<
22% Jan
56% Jan
Capital Airlines Inc
^Carborundum (The)
4
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICKS
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
23'/s Jan
■
•A
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
a
3 %
68!
"•*
4
3!a
3
68
a
Vb
3 Va
68
3!
3'A
1,100
900
9
9,800
,
8,000
8,900
b
3%
2,400
68'A
68
68
400
68'A
600
36
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
45
94
Dec
21
108
22'/a Oct
1
31% May 24
7
Jan
3
Aug
9
33
Jan
7
38
Jan
11
Common
Feb
7
93%
Jan
2
98% Jan
23
$4.50
27% Apr
45% Dec
5
26% Jan
2
29% Jan
23
12
Jan
2
49% Jan
24
12% Mby
41
No par
preferred
_No
Champliri Oil & Refining Co:
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
8% Jan
21
8 % Jan
22
9% Jan
: 4
29 % Jan
22
siy2 Jan
4
Chesapeake
69 % Nov
21
65% Jan
1
69% Jan
9
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—.25
96% Jan 20
109% Nov 21
107 y4 Jan
22
110% Jan
20% Oct
9
>-24y4 Jan
16
21% Jan
23
28% Feb
17
53% Jan
3
io y4 Jan"
23%
Checker
4
Cab" Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
:
9
Jan
3Va%
11
31% Apr
27
29% Jan
10,
Jan
50
Apr
27
35% Jail
18
39% Jan
8
35% Dec 31
41%
Jan
6
Jan
2
37 V2 Jan
15
18% Jan
11
.
\
0
h
,
36
,30
5%
21
55% May "28
71 y4 Jan
59% Jan
2
61% Jan
14
31% Feb
23% Jan
2
26% Jan
11:*
46% Feb
31
2
35% Jan
78% Jbn
11
44% Jan 8S
35 ya Dec 20,
10% Jan
4
Jan
75 y* Dec
70% Jan
21
43% Mar
34% Jan
21
37% Jan
14% May 22
10
15
5
*12% Oct 26
13% Jan
12 Va Jari
5iya Feb; 9
69% Mar 1
•56% Jan
2
64% Jan
21
.
12% NOV
60
Jun
24% Oct
/
1
87
25
Dec
?Jan
3
29% July 10
3
37% Jan
3
4.
Jan
28
47
47
47%
47
47 la
48
49%
47
__40
preferred
8!a
30
67 Va
12% Jari
9
Jan
11
f
70% Jan
.
10
i
64
22%
22Va
31%
-
30
2
27% Jan
i
Common
4
"
i—
800
67%
11,500
67%
67%
112
*105
37'A
36%
36%
*36'/a
17
16% * 17y4
17
17%;
61%
25 y4
60
60%
60 '/a
60%"
25%,
25%,
33%
33 Vb
25%
33%
25
33 V*
32%
33%,*
73'A
73 Va *
35 V«
35%.
i4%
15 -
y
12%^
64 y2,
72
14 Va
:
■
73%
35%
14%
22'A
12%
*12%
*60
64 %
*60
64%
6o:'«
66
27%
27%
*60
64
66%
87'AJan
8
47% Jan
25
40% Jan
2
42% Jan
61% Jan
,92 yB Jan 25
50 y2 Jan
4
4%
.
*36%
68*%. Jan
4
63 Vb Jan
23
16 V4 Jan
11
When
36%
36%
200
Vb
17%
16%
17%
20,000
60%
24%
61
2,800
33%
60%
24 y4
32%
25
33
33 Va
4,900
73%
73%
73
73%
6,900
35%
35%
35
36%
29,600
15%
15%,
12%
15%
15%
12%
1,100
17
12%.
12%
64
*60
66
25 Ye
'
*60
66%
65
1,600
60%
4,200
1,500
64
66 Vb
48,600
12,000
27 y4
27
27 Vb
26%
27%
27%
27*%
91
92
90 Va
91%
91
91
91%
92 y»
48;!4
48%
48 %
48%
48%,
48%
47Ai
47%
3,100
No par
41%
42 Va
42
42%
48'%
41%
42%
42
42%
41%
42%
62 y»
63
63%
62%
03:!.t
12,800
27,700
16
16
16
•
10
issued
37%
48%
Cities-Service Co_^__
21
36
30
90.
—1UO
Cincinnati MilUng Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp—*
15% Jan
1,600
36
10
8.50
*Z
7
2%
36
„
—1
preferred
22
*29%
200
30
66%
65%
22%
108
*35%
371/4"
12%
'32%
22!4
*106
•
*29'A
'35%
"•
*12%
.
30
67
68 Vb
112
*106
35%
35%
5,800
1,700
8%
21%
14%
idyb
29%
*29'A
72*%
9%
8%
22 Va
36
9%
29%
25%,
28
9%
8%
31%
14%
491,4
29%
35 Va
70%
35,100
34,500
8%
35%
34 Va
Va
80
291A
29 Va
*29'A
3fi!
-
60%
k
25
-
67 Va
107%
3,400
99 y2
8'A
26%
'
Apr
4
5.5% July 10
47% Jan
«
62% Jan 23
.
Oil—
Gas-'. &c Electric—
36
lOVa' '
a
a
35
-Nopar
1_5
-t
/
29%
8V4
29!
67%
*22 V*
*29V'4
<
16%
Cliiclcasha: Cotton
Copper Co
Chrysler 'Corp
67
107 V*
*36%
Clii.le
36
91/4-
8'A
29%
110%
50
Chicago Pneumatic: Tool-1—5
Cljieago Rpck Isi & Pac RR
No par
7
9'/«
8'/4
2914
-
67%
*105
Del-50
Chic & North' Western com—No par
5% preferred series Al
r
ion
11
a
8%
8%
*8'/4
29%
100
com
27 )v Chicago: Yellow
Jari
73 ya July 17
3
23
12% Jan
26 y4 Jan
102%
39% Dec 20
54
*971/2
29%
*97!
*
_
Cincinnati
87
98%
29
Chfc Mllw St Paul & Pac
No par
5% sefie3 A'noncuin pfd_
.100
16Va Jan
21.% Nov ;21
27% NOV 19
-
35%
98%
29%
1
No par
com
Ry
36%
98%
28%
5
preferred
Great Western
36
97%
28%
,
26% Jan
.
convertible
36
99
28a
98! V
8%
1.25
Va
Class A
Chic
16% Nov 29
,
of
Chicago & East 111 RR
18
36% Dec 28
Corp
35%
28
45
1
4
'37
27%
.1
io y. Apr 13
44% July 19
6% Nov 28
29% Nov 29
...
35
*97
par
*90
6i y4
62%
61%
*61%
—5
15%
155 B
^100
*100%
61%
63 Va
02
61%
*6i yB
—
62%
63 Vb
16
16
16
130
300
"
102
Nov
Jan;
30
-
2
104%' Jan 18
42% Jun 29
9
17% Dec 27
93
Nov
23% Jan
2Q
109
46% May 24
185
Oct
20% Mar 29
Jan
•
39
City Investing Co coinniou
5'A>'7e
preferred
i—
City Products Corp—
City Stqres Co common-
Jan
2
40% Jan
3
18% Jan
2
20
3
93%: Jan
7
95% Jan
21 '
Jan
21
65
14
75% July 18
61
196'
89% Nov 30
103
Jan
13
80
34% Jan 26
97% Dec 31
70
Dec 26
43'/a Jun
15
38
111
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
21
2
-
80 y4 Mar 26
19
39% Jan
*
Clark
71
Jan
40
Jan
18
Jun
8
24'/4 Jan
3
18 Vb Jan
24
19% Jan
60
Jan
23
78% Aug
15
65% Jan
21
70
2
Dec
18
3'/a Jan
16
1% Jan
13
40% Jan
39
Nov
5
-
Nov
50% Jail
7
Jan
-5
136
Jan
3
139
Jan
8
125
15
Jan
13
100
Jan
21
100
Jan
131%' Mar
2
99
Jan
2
Nov~29
62% Jan
9
42% Jan
2
75
Dec
94
5
78
3
9&ya Dec
20
106% Jan
18%
19
*05%
96
V2
!a
100
noncumuldtlve' preferred—100.
Elec Iiluin coin
—15
69%
70
50
stock
39%'
39%
(The)-—
Co
Nopar
Corp—No par
Internati
.
58
53%
*52
54
*52
54
*52
54
Broadcasting
30%
30
301/«
31
17 %
2
18
Jan
8
36% Mar 22
(28% Jan
54
18
28
% Jan
13
46 y2 Jan
16
7
24
19% Jan
.
46! a
Combustion Engineering Inc
Coiiunercial Credit. Co—
1
—10
28! a
46%
>47 Va
1
18%
18%
11
17%' Jan
2
39
Jan
2
r4oy2 Jan
8
103
Jan
25
21% Mar 20
preferred-—
Carbon
f
38% Dec 20
-
44% Mar 19
101% Dec
Nov 29
Dec 31
15
Dec
.18 .• Jan
22%»Jan
26.
30% Mar 26
16% Dec 27
44
Dec
5
8y4 Mar 16.
4%. Nov 23
13%
6
13% Jan
4
12
15% Jan
37
43% Nov 15
23% Mar 19
14
17
110% July 17
102
/36% Mar 12
18% May
•
-
Jan
Jan
44% Jan
49% Mar 22
Nov 29
26% Oct; 1
15 ya Dec 31
100
Jan
Jan
^
14% Jan
2
■
7
Jari
39% Jan
8
25
18
•Jau
15
45%
•
,
23
Jan
19
1% Sep 28
43% Dec 18
Jan
23
Jan
23
35%
2
16 Vb Jan
14
NOV
9
.
2 -
41
26
14% Jan
2
40 Vt Jan
.51% Mar 13
3Vs J a n
17
2
49% Jan
14
19.
112
Jan
3
93% Jan
2
101% Jan
22
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
93% Jan
2
101% J£m 22
$4.52
103
4
84%. Jan
2
9
$4.16
18% Dec
28
88
19
Dec
28% Nov 28
99
Dec
31
y2 Jan
Jan
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
4
11
89'A Jan
11
92
Jan
25
18
106% Jan 20
29% Jan
2
36% Jan
39% Feb
10
56% Aug
27
102% Mar
12
H7y4Nov
5
pave
15
2
44
Jan
18
Jan
4
83
Jan
3
89 % Jan
22
108% Jan
18
11534 Jan
B
111% Dec
101% Jan
171
99 y4 Jan
3
Dec
30% Jan
48
'
24.
2
Corp
30
30 V'4
30 VB
30%
3,400
19v900
30
29%
30'A
29
29%
47%
47%
48'A
48
48 y„
18-%
19
lH'Ju
19 Au
19
19%
13%
19
18,200
40'A
401/2
40 AB
40%
40-y8
10,300
•
5,000
14%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
38
37%
37%
♦37 %
37%
17%.
17%
17 V4
17%
,17 V a
17%.
44%
45
44Vs
45 Vb
*
105%
32%
33%
15%
105 Va
33V4
15%
15%
5
15%
"15%.
16
40%
41%
50
2%
par
48
par
par
par
991/4
TOO
*90
41%
51
50
■
-
45 V4
45
2,000
16%
i6y«
14%
16%
37%
37
37%
17 !b.
l7Ai
17
45'A
45
17%
45 V4»
14 Ad,
106'A
106 Va
34 %
35
35%'
34Ab
35%
33%
34 Vb
16
15%
15 Ait
15%
15%
15%
15a4
106 V
107
105%
4
*
,
106%. 107
..
2,600
1,000
3,700
17,300
1,400
17,300
3,300
56
16
*15%
16 !4
600
41%
40 A4
41Vb
14,400
1
55
55
52
54
1004a•
100
100
102 V
100
100
,
41%
41 »A
66%
15%
41
16
*15%
•
58
2%
3
2%
2%
48
47%
48Vb
99%
102
•
101%
100 V4
101
92%
16
41%
47%
3
48%
101'A
*90
5
com.
17%
17%
17%
100
Co
1,700
14 V*
45%.
14%
16'/2
105! 3
5:%
16Ai
14%
!4
-
103
300
*5Va
37 Va
14'A
14%
40 'A
102%
5%
14%
551.
5%
*
102% .102=%
*101 % 103
14:! 'b V
10
*89%
91%
♦89 %
5
No par
Can Inc com—
10
preferred —1—
No par
$4.50 conv 2nd preferred
100
$3.75
5,500
92 Va
,
99
♦lOO'A
*90 %
92!
a
2
of America-
preferred
Continental
130
48 Vu
.
Common
$5.50
78%
4'7y4
30 y4
5%
v.
4% preferred
Continental Baking
1,800
*77%
29%
401/3
No
preferred'
—No
preferred ——*——No
preferred,
T_——No
Container
Sep
Jan
23
104
83
-
89
18
78 Vb
48%
47%
102 %
ef-Cubtt 6'% pfd
-100
tConsolidafed Retail Stores Inc—1
Dec
18
18'A
77%
47V'2
29 !4
5%
Consumers Power Co com
93
18'A
18 'A
47%
47 VB
-
40V4
of N Y com—No par
preferred t
:—1—•
No par,
Electronics Industries——1
consolidated Foods Corp_——1.33 %
92
54,300
47%
♦101'A
Consol RR
2
8,000
17,300
17%
30
5'/a
23
Jan
30%
17%
29%
40%
Jan
58
Jan u 3
31%
30'A
17 Va
47%.
101 '4
$5v
*
30%
31
28%.
51/4
Consol
*
31%
30%
-
-
29%
40'A
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natiual Gas--_
4
10
29
101'A
10
"
100
170
2fT%
100
Consol Edison
*
4
360
79
*78 Vb
79
39!
10,400
31'A
17%
18
18'A
47%
com__25
16
$4.50
82% Dec 31
Co
37%
"
46%
47'A
30%
17%
.
17%
31 %
30'/B
t.
17%
84
'
Jan
' '.16
43%. Jan
45%. Jan
2
.
Edison
Congoleirin-Naixn Inc———No par
.
15%. Jan'
16
.
29%
Consolidated Cigar iCorP-——*—•
Consolidated" Copperllliues, Corp—5
r.
3
* Jan
2.
15% Jan
43% July 25
-
•
*
.
21% Apr
44
<
"
107
3
'
cumul preferred t,
Coude Nast Publishing, Co—No par
Cone ftiills Corp
——*—10-
'
I
-
4.64%
10
17
2
*
15
Dec 28
34% Jan 10"
Commonwealth
14
25
30% Jan
9
17
6% Jan
4
Co
Coirimercial Solvents
7
100 »/2 Jan
**
18
*78 Yb
79
*78V'a
4
30% Jan
48 y* Jan
15
Jan
17%
18
18
No par
:—1N0 par
Columbus: & Southern Ohio Elec—8
$4.25
Columbian
4
30% Jan
3
31% Dec
—-
%
30%
30%
30 '/a
17'A
B
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
16% NOV 21
*48
49
29%
A
Class
48 % Jan
39 y«
29'/4
Class
4
15
*
2.50
4
Jan
28% NOV 23
100
System—
2.80
*52
"48%
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures common—:
5
33% Jan
33
[45% Jan
54
58
21
12
Apr
*!V>
*39 Vb
58
21
15
58
59
41
*56 %
11
44 V* Nov 20
490»
39%
*56%
*39', a
58
29 'A Jan
18% Jan
*48%
41
*48%
401/4
*56v2
29% Jan
78% Jan
49%
49'A
40%
19.
3
19,300
56%
19
24
30%
49 VB
4%
16% Jan
29%
50%
100
noncumulative 2nd pld—100
Columbia
17% Jan
11,200
30%
48%
preferred series B
noncumulative 1st pld
4%
16
77% Jan
16%
*39'/a
5%%
Jan 24
3
80 %
50
9
58
84% Jan
43
14%
Colorado 8c Southern Ry com-—100
21
40% Jan
1,000
14%
30%
Iron com—No par
&
40
80!'a
30%
Fuel
*80
137
42%
42%
30
49 Va Jan
17% Aug 16
3
26% Jan
*750
1,000
30%
U
Aug 23
3,900
30
18
78
200
104
30 Va
16
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
105
103
50
55
34% Dec
34% Dec
42%
43 VB
83
7,100
29,700
1,600
*100
14
48% Jan
28
*750
1000
42'/a
*80
2%
*135
14%
39% Jan
22% Jun
*750
66%
41
105
104%
14'A
Colgate-Palmolive
22
40 %
90
60
5,400
136%
14%
51 % Mar 12
22% Jun 28
*750
104%
14%
50 y4 July 30
59% Feb
104
1000
103%
103
1000
*100
104'/a
14%
66 % Apr
27
102'%
"750
136%
14%
Colorado
-Dec
105
104
126%
136
*100
*99
82
2
50
136
104
*135
100
43%
10% Jau 25
Jan
'.36
100
80
33% Jan
9
136
2%
2:»
41
80
18
3
65%
2%
40%
41
40%
78%
25
30
06'A
,
C5%
2 %
2
2%
40%
43 Ya
29% Jan
11
2
40 %
a
43%
9
Nov
18%
43%
10
Dec
40
18%
18%
23% Jan
54
701a
40
18%
65%
35% Dec
47
70%
41
651
27% May 28
36% Dec
71%
♦40
18%
13% Nov 21
Jan
*70
40! it
18%
Coca-Cola
46% Jan 14
82
7L%
60%
cumulative 2nd preferred-100
340
*40
18%
"4
100
5,900
*70
65 %
2
83
38
40%
18%
3,500
101.
71
70
*39%
40%
37%
101
10
62%
100
18%
2
83
83
38%
301
1,600
170
101 At:
66
4%
11
37%
38%
5,000
2,800
101
18%
40%
62
*160
19
96
102
101 y4
65%
__*.
14 Va Jan
Jan
*80
18%
*95
7 207
80
38
38 %
62
*166
62%
80
80
38
38%
102
Co com
10
$3.50 preferred
-—No par
Collins & Aiknian CorpNo par
% Mar
38
02
207
%:
*166
207
80
84
*78
»2
62%
61%
*160
50
Pitts RR 7% gtd—
Corporation
Ceca-Cola
19
62
207
101%
————No par.
preferred
61
*166
1
21
40%
18%
96%
No par
Clopay Corp
-—1
Cluett Peabody & Co coin——No par
7% preferred
—100
24
41% Jail
141
127% Sep 20
100
2% Jan
2
18%
*95 %
Climax Molybdenum
11
18
18%
96%.
CleVite
9
Jan
*
18%
*95%
Special, guaranteed 4%
4
40%
18%
95%
Cleveland &
4
,
40%
40:bi
40%
16%
*100% 104
40%
40%
104
95%
.$4.50
,
404
404
*100%
104
A 18'A
Cleveland
14
40%
40%
*100%
*100%, 104
104
5
G.& St Louis.Ry Co com
5%
'
14
Jan
4
39 % Jan
104
17
69 % Jan
10
Jan
45
Jan~25
83
22
Jan
97% Jan
.
15a/4.
convertible preferred—100
Equipment Co—
15
y4</(,
C C
6
No par
—
7
May 28
39% Dec
16
18
30%
101
4414
87%
109
30 %
101
44%
87%
109
30Vb
•lOO'A
44 y2
17%
92
30%
101
45%
89
89%
*109
109V2
17%
*89%
30 VB
101 Va
44%
*89
1101/4
17%
92
30'A
101
45%
90
110%
2%
48
*91
2%
48%
93
2%
48%
2%
48%
•91
100
720
102
100
130
93
17%
17%
92
90
92
30'A
30%
30%
30%
*iooy4
101 y4
-100'A
17%
*89'/a
45%
*89"
110%
17%
46%
2,000
7,600
5,200
45%
99
89
111
110
13,600
110
3,900
101
140
46
14,600
170
89
110.
1.400
.
J
16
and Financial Chronicle,
The Commercial
-(496)
.
Monday, January 28, 1957
.
rrrr
NEW
YORK STOCK
19x>6
lear
Highest
Lowest
-
1
;
.
-1
*
^
v
12%Feb
14
22% Feb
15 t
43
Sep
20
9% Dec
6
■
Lowest
f
:
19
Oct
59** Apr
9
138
:14%
23
1
21
15% Jan
-
•
45
Jan
2.
47-
Jan
9
6
Jan
2
:7% Jan
14
Jan
22
,Jan
23
21
28
Mar 20
119
131% Jan
62
2
•
51% Jan
21'
374 Jan
21
30% Jan
25,'
33
49% Apr 20
52
Jan
31
51"
22
51 % Jan
54% Jan
81
66
Dec
13
63% Jan
11/
64% Jan
Dec
6
2.
.'27% Jan
14
!69% Jan
2
23
23
Dec
20
5b'a Dec
70
.
•
40 V! Mar 12
60% Nov'29
87c, Apr
Dec
26
9!)
% Jun
5
99
274 Jan
20
89
•
94
152*4 Dec
19
85'
25
24
180 >
30
25
Dec
Dec
5
3.
23:
8
28% Jan
"155
22
5 4
16;
2
6% Jan
Jan
64
14
" Jan
21
Jan
15
22.
7%
26 % Jan
International
2% Jan
2
3i
Coty
36 4 Jan
4
Crane Co common
25
29% Jan
3% %
25
preferred
Cream
14
28
12% Jan
7
13% Jan
17 '
Crown
29% Jan
7
30% Jan
18.
69% Apr
*
144 Jan
j
2
92
31
25
57
Jan
;
Jan
13
65
Dec
16
2
Jan
2
9
13"
104 Jan
Feb
f'3% Jan
94 Sep 14
63% July 19
Jan
25
7% Jan
54
.
18
8% Jan
■55% Jan
19% Jan
17
20% Jan
21
47-% Jan
47
564. Nov 23
.
,
124 Dec 27
22 • May 16
83
81
29% Jan
46
: Jan
2
24V
4
80
.Jan
2
v954 Mar '6
99
4 ;
18-
25% Oct
8;
Feb
.
1
29;
27% Dec
26 %
13% Jan
2
25'
23
33T'b Jun
25
V
f
>
■
Nov
16"
28% Jan
26% Jan
.
22
32.
Apr
8
31% Jan
J28% Jim
14
May 14
38% Jan
21
4138Jan
2
2
394« Jan
22
65-
23
38% Dec
14
37% Jan
79
Jan
26
61% Jan
11.'
18
19
Jan
21
22% Jan
37
Jan
21-
40
Jan
6Q% Aug 13
534 Jan
21
23
44% Apr
32% Jan
2
314 Nov
27
-35 V! Jan
174 Jun
17
57% Jari
35
31% Jan
3234Jan
3
13% Aug 27
10 4 Jan
49
Dec
12
26% Dec
26
11% Jan
4
17
63% Jan
18
18
28
75
Sep
5
394 Apr 23
62% Jan
25% Jan
13
7
18
10% Jan
2
29
Apr
9
16 % Mar 21
12% Jan
53
Jan
2
Cup Co
1
14% Jan
15
95% ©ep
14
86% Jan
18
91
Jan
14
184 Dec
23% Dec
21
20% Jan
23
23% Jan
4
82% July 5
50% Dec 31
58 4 Jan
21
67
49% Jan
21
55% Jan
-Dresser
21% Feb
174 Jan
2
18% Jan
57
-
Jan
3
lo
'44% Nov 20
'
16% Nov
1
io4
23
Jun
14
6% Oct:
i
♦
;
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
1
"
f
3
29
237
834 Dec
Dec -28
•
44
Dec
*
11
43
Dec
18
46
Dec
6
444 Dec
47'
144 Jun
5
36% Feb 17
434 Feb
14
264 Nov
28
294J&n
23
75% Jan
23
Feb 27
•
53% Mar
52% Jan
..
19
,
50
•
54
83 V2 Jan
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24
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139
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74
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74
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60
5,100
6%
31%
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Tap & Die Corp
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4%* preferred—100
8c0
•
28%
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5
12.50
1
5
76!
76
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129
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56%
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100
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5,500
14%
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1,600
56
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i
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14%
preferred
1
Green Bay A Western RR
Western
25
38%
HTit
5%
7%
,
4
Northern
110
130%
12%
100
Iron Ore
Great Northern
Great
-11
Jan
138
Gt Northern
Great
3,200
50%
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14
3,800
9 vb
38
85
180
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9
128 Va
10.200
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29%
101
9 Va
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127 %
37 3,
128
127
123 %
2
Grayson-Roblnson Stores
5% Jan
9
54
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53
No par
83 % Jan
Jan
52
17
100 Va
1
25
33
13
59% Jan
100%
%
10
18
21
100%
12
1
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<B F)
27
50 % Jan
29 %
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55%
10
Dec
18
29%
54
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12 7a
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-
Apr
9
29%
72 V,
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14%
1
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Telegraph
Stock
A
Goodrich Co
4
Co
6074 Sep
9
28%
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55%
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36
14
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28%
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84
27, Feb
36
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30
27
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23
17a Dec
•"
100
1%
Jan
10'/a Dec
4%
•
28%
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28% Nov
.
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44 7< Jan
75 Va Jan
4%
4%
.4%
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(Delaware)..J
Brewing
Goebel
16
Jan
14%
130%
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prelcrred
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Jan-21
160
Jan
14%
25%
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(The)
$4.50
14
37a Jan
.
8974 Mar 23
14%
-
S
Utilities
Brothers
Gimbel
22
34% Jan
14%
38%
Telephone
.Gillette
2
90% Jan
14%
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•
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2
14%
,
24%
.
11
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90
14%
2,600
8 %
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38 %
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9
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Jan
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7
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163
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12
54% Aug 23
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24
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90
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129
3,300
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53
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100
1,700
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100
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conv
preferred.———100
:
4%%
preferred
100
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Georgia-Pacific Corp w.——:T4—1
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Getty Oil Co common—.
.
%—4
4%
preferred ——
10
Jan.23
100
34 !
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24%
Steel Castings .'Corp.——1
26 % Jan
36
24% Jan
3374 Jan
2
2
29
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23
34%
42
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128
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4,800
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—_—10
10
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2.400
3,600
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38!
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52
6.700
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.
73
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7
42 7a
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37'%
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29% Jail
18 72 Dec
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24%
General Public Service
34% Jan
9
74
Precision
28
147a Feb
38
Outdoor
57, Aug 20
*
16%'
128%
General Portland Cement Co
General
87
23!
34
41%
74
9
86%
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preferred
General
43 Va Jan
Jan
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87 Va
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32%
52
72 Va
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24
Jan
$5
23
2
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6%
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14%
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4
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53
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5
10%
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38%
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7
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4
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37%
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78
33%
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4
99%
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38% Mar 28
Dec
-
.
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10%
42 3
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Motors
General
34
,
7
17%
33%
86
a
32,900
55 Vi
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78
28 Vis
com_.
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Nov
19
23'
78
99
Corp
May 25
17
22%
78 %
loo
Instrument
4 % Jan
4% Dec
34
-29
22%
78
28%
preferred
5%
2
2l
39% Jan
357t Aug 24
Nov
22 Va
79
*50 >4
General Mills common
17
(Jct'l
84% Jan
KjO
24
34% Oct
Jan
43% Jan
33% Jan
3
75% July 17
31
22%
78%
---50
Co
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18
31
22 %
—
6% Jan
Dec
1
a
38
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30
140
90
17%
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16%
87
55!
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6,200
124. ■
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Inc
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40% Jan
40% May 28
163«
...
107, Mar 20
110
16%
100
Co
507, July 23
7372 Dec
416 %
coin__l
1st preferred
1
12272 Mar
16%
IncL_..-.__.^h;_l.",:
7%
31
26
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10%
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Corp
Oct
9
86%
17%
37 7
a
57
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No par
Bronze
Jun
11
86 Va
11V
17
87%.
preferred—.50
General Cable Corp com—
63/a Dec
May
87;%
a
86 34
■
43
61
11%
Transportation__2.50
17
10874 Dec
11%
General
13
65% Aug
Apr
«
2
59% Dec
55! a
*11%
General
1
54 7 a
I
11%
16
23
55
11%
22
45 Vt Oct
34%
55 "4
124.
14
22
5274 Jan
87%
14%
14% Jan
58% Jan
86
6,200
90
58%
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86
37 3
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Investors
57
56 fa
4
*88 %
,
124
*14%
12 7b Jan
11% Jan
57 3
39%
%
86
b
17 Va
'33%
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Corp..
40
90
*114
861
54%
54%
a
56! a
4
124
86
7a
40
14%
preferred
100
General Contract Corp common—2
6% series preferred
10!
1474 Jan
19
541
57 V
50%
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.v
86
45 3 a
46
45! a
*88 Va
37%
4%
5
117
'
40
90
16 %
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3
57 %
4
8G%
46%
39 7«
*88%
14!
9
133A Jan
11
56 3
45 3 :i
40
90
a
37'%
2
175/a Jan
3,700
46 Va
46
39%
"88
16%
21
Jan
85
39 Va
45%
14%
38% Jan
124
2,700
37 Va
128% Jan
Jan
25
13
1,000
52%
46!«
16%
Jan
84
Oct
Jan
13 %
52 Vi
14
37% Jan
13
40
138
13%
52%
36 Va
com.—1
preferred
General
137a
10%
General Baking Co common
9
Jan
37 3/4 Jan
128 7a Jan
26
Jan
Amer
a
*42 3 a
$4.50 preferred
14
13!
52! a
-5
convertible preferred
6%
General American
25
31
6
7
:1
9
Jail
12
13% Dec 27
11
Jan
347, Mar 13
41% Nov 28
80% Dec. 13
30y2 Jun
51"
30
1'42
17
23
119
9
2
107a Aug 30
28
24% Jan
Jan
7374 Dec
May 22
;22% Dec
51
26 % Jan
1067» Mar
1
9
'
31
19
51
24
6oy»oct
5
Dec
30% Nov
13 %
•52 ',4
117
5
Corp (The)
Industries Inc
36% Jan
110
13%
51%
No par
Wood
4%%
39
2,500
Vi
b
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Co
300
35 7'«
92 Va
11 Va
13 1
90
1
(The)
11%
35 Vi
92
-
94
52%
1O0
Co
3,900
\
13
10
Co
Gardner-Denver
36 Va
*91%'
1
preferred
Co
94
l
Sulphur
Freepott
36%
11!a
36
IIVa
36
*91
50
51%
40
No par
Franklin Stores Corp
}
36 Va
a
49 Va
50 VA
2
Co
97a Jun
6
30
103
103
50
10
Corp
Sugar
41% Dec
38
90 !a
105
13 7a
4
100
Corp
6
92 !a
a
*103
51 %
45
5
8% Feb
Dec
7,000
28'a
61!
13 Vb
39'
100
Co
30 Va Oct
32% July 31
48%
48%
28',,
a
51%
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pfd ser of '51__.15
Food Machinery A Chem Corp
10
Nov
43
4,400
104
"103
49 7a
51%
cum
82
9
2,200
30
29%
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29%
29 3b
30%
48
a
'
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Florida Power A Light Co.. No par
Food Fair Stores Inc common.!.
l
Jan
109
28
26%
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104
*101%
400
9
61
.03
91
91%
163
30
"101%
Va
11,500
4,2^0
"
4K";
28 %
59 %
30
104
*101%
48%
484
30 %
29%
a
104
%c:%
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30% Sep
*8
26
29%
77a
257a Feb
9 Va
25%
comi—dTis
Florence Stove Co
97, Jan
a
29
Paper Prod com..No par
preferred
■
25%
:
1
Florida
14
100
100
19 %
10
6% Dec
37%
84%i
22
78
1,500
67
19%
1472 Jan
23
37%
*62
21
52% Jan
Mar 29
13,100
0 7
34 %
4
94
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54%,
.
37%
2.600
6%
14
4
67
21
10
387, Apr
14!
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19%
50 7a Jan
i 78
6%
14:%
8,700
;•
51% Jan
a
63B
2
14!4
3,100
51 %
34'j
12*4 Jan
16
50 3 A
a
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21% Mar 12
51% May 28
511
51! a
-
19%
547a Aug 14
56% Jan
2,700
64
20 >
16
117
lb'.,
22 "r
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34
23
51
16
22 %
16*;,
64
9,500
19%
Nov
88 '
•; 1,100
61 ;"
20%
41% Feb
.41
23,900
14/4
22%
'
12
12%
14%
3,400
34%
105% Mar 14
Jan
11%
2.2U0
19%
29
347« Jan
59%
12%
14%-
•
7,200
.
20! 4
27
92
90
34%
33% Nov
41
89%
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25
92
Dec
16
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14!»
24 1
22%
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23%
62
14%
;
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16 !'•
11%
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'
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24
•
59%
11%
the Weak
Friday;
67
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22%
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16
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24
1
22!
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50
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23%
.
com,„__..5
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A
23%
a
15%
22%
14%
Co
Co
Corp
Firestone Tire
22
15%
64
63 %
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc„__lo
Filtrol Corp
__i
Jan
l4-;a
6%
4%
cum
conv
preferred.-—_ 100
Fidelity Plienix Fire Inc NY
„-.5
48% Jan
3
19
101 7a Nov
.f68
101
11 %
le-»
49 %
"
Mar 26
59%
11%
14%
preferred
Stores
Tarrant
A
29 y2 Nov
53
Board
cumulative
26 y» Ncrv
100
Electric
Paper
4.6%
62
1A%
14'%-,
63%
<5011 v pfd 1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
2074 Jan
19 7a Jan
00%
11 %
1
2474 Dec
33
61%
22%
2
11
7
89,'a
23!
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-..50
23
,
89
"59
5
13 y# Feb
18
b8--*
15%
_1
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94% Nov
21%
10-
18%
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
55
21%
!-'
38
.
15 y4 Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% jan 10
130
73
8,400
20%
17%
No par
Paper
33 % Jan
Nov
75
300
55%
Packers Limited
44% Jan
30
0,800
Njpar
.international
16
9
14 %
2,200
30%
*25%
1
International
70% Mar 13
28
1,200
14
48%
48%
20%
*8%
9
38 y4 Jan
27
38
14%
31%
*38
487a
*47%
3.7%
;
26 Vi
11
29
Feb
31 %
33
14'/8
48
.No par
11% Jan
20
13
31
38 Vi
14%
48%
48
.No par
107 311 Jan
34 % Apr
18% Dec
31%
38
14%
47%
*29%
5 " it
5
3
43 % Nov
32% Dec
31,%
38.
14%
21%
21%
5%
Co
18
20
68
4%%
Interlake
3
94
37% Apr
31%
38%
85
30 %.
*93
__50
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical Corp common
Int'l Minerals
20
7
31%
%
10%
•
100
48
14%
,
116
48
10%
1QQ
36
*114%
800
47%
14%
_3
A
37
116
,
*47%""
-10
25
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co
Int'l
93%. Jan
4
18,000
15
100 pesos
14
2
30
700
37%
36%
*114%
36%
116
10%
36 %
8 A
25
7
V4 Jan
10%
10%
64%
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common...
25
4
38 % Feb
*16
14%
.No par
30% Jail
17% Jan
29 y4 Jan
16%
1
29 % Jan
88
38
*16
1
156% Jan
19
44% Feb
35
1
14
19
13
*34
10%
53
1,400
35
15
1
17%
24 V«
25
*34
10%
50
17%24 Va
20
30%
10
common—8
-00111
1,400
89
*24%
14%
1
17V'a
50
49%
*87
48%
*38
18%
21
49%
89
*47%
21%;
-
700
1,100
76
1
21
21 y4 Apr
104% Apr
Dec
10
18
.—lo
Jan
29
Jan
38
85%
37%
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common..
28% Jan
Jan
3
*84
*29%
common
99%
Aug
*73%
10
Machines
91
144
75
*6%
Business
14 y4 Mar 13
7
*73%
:i
Harvester
1441/2 May 7
106 y4 Mar 13
15
-^100
com
Int'l
12
13
13%
100
Int'l
26
Feb
14
_i
2
29
Sep
38
Power—No par
11
9% Nov
85
30%
35%
*114%.
48%'
15%
25%
16 3 i:
114%
47%
15%
*75
24%
16
36%
13%
100
Jan
87 % Dec
15% Feb
36
200
25%
.
49%
17%
18
20
26
35
24 %
*34
10%
114%
37%
2\ Va
..
16
49%
35'%
26
76
*87
87
17%'
13%
16%
•'
37
35
30%
_12.5o
series
6»/b
*34
25%
*74%
49'V»V 49 VB
24%
24'%
*34
35%
100
38% Jan
98% Nov
94
••
114
30
29"% Jan" 11
11% May
13
35
114,
83%
pfd
18 %
18%
24% '
16%
Hudson Bay Min
S111 Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp common
1
conv
6%
16
25%
76
91
*87
35
*16%
iiopar
Lighting
6 Vb
25%
16
'
25%'
*74 % i
49%
49%
;i
V.
•
„
36
15%
76
5
15
19
100% Dec
91
10
ncneumulatlve
6%
13 Va
25% ; 25%
*74%
1
.
Co
*
G-a
0
1
11
31
16
6%
5
15
Jan
1,200
50c
17
45
6 VH
24%
2.50
7
9
10
1,100
*18%'
No par
10
26% Jun
22
28%
1
9
44
21
28%
preferred—100
.
14
;
28%
48%
preferred
^Hudson & Manhattan
.
15
28 Vi
l
Corp—
Howe Sound Co
i
18 '/4 Jan
1% Jan
23
28'%
.48%
t.
Howard Stores
'
%
48%
preferred
Houston
Jan
28
*34
Household Finance common—No par
Jan
15
28%
47%
i%> preferred
4.40% preferred
54% Jan
12% Jan
28%
r_—50
conv
33/<%
23%
49%
25
62.25 convertible preferred
*
87% Jail
49% Jan
23
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
18
3,800
No par
(conv)
preferred—
HoudaiUe-Industrles Inc
Jun
26%
*87
2 1/12
64.25 preferred
26% Jan
26
49Va
Hotel Corp of America.--—i
36% Jan
26 %
5
convertible
5%
26 y4
74 %
100
Honolitu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem
Jan
Va Jan
81
84% Jan
Dec
41% Jan
>
2
12% Feb
-
39% Jan
9%
'26%
25%
10
+Homestake Mining.
71 '/a Jan
31
35 y3 Dec
90
>■'
-
%
74'/a
—_1
Hollander (A) & Sons—
Holly Sugar Corp common
_
29
20
Feb
Dec
83
22% Jan
16
<
26
25%
25
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
..
400
26%
*15'%
100
Corp
2,400
34%
26%
1
Hires Co (Charles E)
j
40
4% Nov
Dec
y4 Jan
32% Jan
~
21% Jan
'
12
10
Hotels
42
34'/a
26 Va
100
Inc
129
41 %
a
26
common
60
27%
/
—No par
2nd pfd
*127
42%
*34%
*25
common
108
34 V
42
»
25%
Motors
cum
34 7
25%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
78
129
42 Vit
25%
Hewitt-Robins
85
*127
129
41%
34%
*24%
4
3
*127
41%
35
25 %
9
2
129
*127
1
*24%
32% Jan
Jan
2,500
dlst—_5
14% Jan
Jan
65 %
35 V4
.40% Jan
81
64%
*34
21
(34
66
34%
21
Jan
66
34 Va
37% Jan
3
2
6.5%
35
13% Jan
99
Oct
65
0%
.—4%% preferred series A
Hertz Co (The)
7
05
*34%
15
3
18,600
6%
23
77% Feb
40 %
34 %
21
29
33%
6%
47% Jan
13
129
40%
34%
preferred
500
39%
26
5
common
26%
41%
1
29% Jan
13% Nov
26%
*104
109
105%
39%
64%
65
15
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
*106
105%
44%-
41%
Inc
noncuinulative
27
*26%
27
26%
105'%
41%
50
47% Jan
61 % Dec
26%.
105 %
1
*34%
5%
9
3,800
2,300
41
10
11
Jan
87%
23 %
35
common
Hercules Powder
t
87
22 Va
40%.
preferred——1
Hercules
87
23 Vi
*34%
.
liquidating
(G W)
7%
3
111
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
20% Mar 19
80
Co
preferred
(W E) & Co
Heller
24% ,Tan
34
86%
23 Vi
1
3.65%
3
2
£6 %
23
26%
108 Va
'127
300
£6
23
2.50
Heinz (H J) Co common
2
17% Jan
100
Industries
3%%
Jan
53% Mar 20
23
33% Nov
Hayes
24% Jan
124
3
27% Jan
16% Jan
27% Jan
34
3
21V, Mar 15
51 ya July 19
21
45% Dec
18
20
Aug 6
26% May 25
29
110
15% Jan
64%
41
86%
23
26 %
15
,
: 44%
Co
Chemical
partial
38% Jan
31
36 % Nov
13
26%
*105
43%
4%% preferred
Haveg Industries Inc—
Jan
Dec
1
*40'/a
•41%
*40%
41%
41
41%
85%
22%
i,
100
Hat Corp of America common—
Ex
87!
22%
2.50
common
preferred
Hart Scliaffner & Marx
26% Jan
13% May 28
26'/a Dec 20
Co
*41
41%
86
22%
5
Corporation
Harshaw
*41
Cementing—5
preferred
Harsco
21
16
Watch
convertible
Harris-Seybold
7
Jan
24% Jan
Mar 12
Jan
33
v 9
—23
Well
Printing Co
Paper Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac common
11
25
18% Jan
Hamilton
11
38 % July 31
(W F)
Hamraermill
7
48% Dec
31% Feb
9
29% May 28
24 % Nov 20
•
Hall
£8
48
86
Jan
4
Jan
21
Jan
18
—
91
Jan
50% Jan
89
Jan
24
11
9
45% Jan
22
49% Jan
2
73
Jan
24
77
Jan
9
21
Gl% Jan
2
99
2
15
51 % Jan
27
96 % Jan
17
26
69
10
Jan
Jan
76% Jan
Machine
Jersey Cent Pwr
Jewel Tea Co
3%%
Co
&
Inc
Lt 4%
pfdl
common
Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones dt Laughlln Steel com
65» preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing
48
II100
preferred
Johns-Manville
—
Co
—i-5
-12%
10
100
I
*86
46 %
*74
4
4
92
90
48^
%
75
3%
4
%
"86
45%
9u'
3%
J
4
3%
•?v%
33%
48%
£8%
47
4 %
26
4
49
25%
25%
3234
32%
25%
25 %
32'a
1,100
33%
32%
91
32%
1,400
91
901
! O'o
70
48
49'
43%
3,600
b
48%
88%
487«
*3o
46-'n
j
46
89
;:8J
47'a
47
a
90
48
a
48%
*84
47%
89
74%
74%
51%
52 7
73%
52 3 b
73%
73
«
53%
52%
73%
53
73%.
73%
800
97
97%
96%
53
53%
51%
96"
53%
36,800
97%
97
97
69%
70%
70%
72 V.
riv.
97%
97
70'
971
a
-
72
a
71
47%
15.100
300
18.100
Volume
V
Number 5607
185
The Commercial and Financial
. . .
I
NEW
Chronicle\
YORK STOCK
Previous
Range f<»r
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
Lowest
(499)
Lowest
NEW YORK
.
Highest
EXCHANGE
Par
Jan
Thursday
Friday
the Wesb
Jan. 23
Jan.24
Jan.25
Shares
J;in. 2:1
2L
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sal«« fee
HIGH BALK PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
K
70% Aug
34 % Feb
13
104
Nov
27
127 '
44
Dec
18
52
37 Vz Dec
7
44% Aug
78
92
Dec
45% Jan
2
21
108% Jan
2
3
47% Jan
22
38% Jan V4
39% Jan
24
82
Jan
16
3.80%
79% Jan
; 9
95
]
Mar 13
,:103
5
21
Jan
45% Jan
103
14
Mar
96
Dec "21
41 % Jan
3
Aug
3
Feb 20
Kaiser
Alum
4%%
&
cum
4%%
unem
Corp
preferred
conv
* Jan
15
4%
100
Jan
25
4.50%
preferred
1
91
Jan
19
;-4.20%
preferred
90
J'aii
4
69%
Jan
25
30
105
Mar
Dec
28
103
7l'A Feb
9
->92%,May
9
: 92% Jan
95
Jan
16
•
25
771-4 Jan.
cum
4.35%'
<
47%
47%
47 »4
4714
*47'4
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
_
*37%
28 Vz
27%
28
1,700
23%
23%
24'A
2,900
*12%
13%
13
13
39
Jan
21
115
Jan
25
42
% Jail
21
2
27% Jan
21
66% Jan
30
10
Nov
21
.
12
40% Jan
21
43 V4 Jan
3
27
41
17
43% Jan
24
Jan
32 Fa Dec
4
40% Mar 19
32% Jail
24
35% Jan
52V* Jan
31
74% Aug 20
57% Jan
25
Dec
18
98
2
89
25
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
25%
Jan
2
50% Feb 29
22
24% Jan
21
31% Dec
26
Jan
10
43% Jan
4
14 V2 Apr
./
29% Apr
19
19
16% Mar 13
18% Dec
8
89
May
34% Apr
26
15% Nov
26
58
(S
Kroger
15% Jan
2
Laclede
25
25% Jan: 11
4.32%
8
414 Jan
18% Jan
16
19% Jan
32% Jan
34 1
91
8
Jail 10
14% Jan
.
94
Jan
9
2
16 In Jan
4
1714 Jan
4
10
$3 aioncum
§0c
31
4
74% Feb
9
331 i
33%
*33
33 %
32%
32%
58
58%
58
53%
58%
59
57%
58%
88
»A
88'%
0
Lehman
22
Lelm
common
Fink
18% Jan
15
Lerner Stores
25
82% Jan
3
A
18
53% Jan
7
Lily
47% Jan
23
76% Nov
7
.69
Jan
18
72% Jan
9
Link
15% Jan
16
1614 Jan
2
Lionel
18
14% May 28
Sep
100% Jan
25
6% Nov
29
43% Jun
8
12
4
12
c
,
7% Jail
52% Jan
21
25
Jan
2
Jan
9a
,57%
29
25% May 14
33% Dec
1°
21
35 y4
Jan
2
10
35
July 26
•37% Dec 19,
33% Jan
28
3314 Jan
21
35% Jan
11
18% Nov
Jan
21 % Oct
98% Dec
23% July,
19
6
88% Dec
Dec
11
104
97
Nov
19
10314 Dec
Mar 14
91
Jan
28
102
Jan
15% Jan
5
119% Jan
-83 % Jan
27
2514 Jan
5
59
28
Dec
83
8
20% Jan
Dec
61
72%
7 3 MB
lala
13
1314
7
1J
25
com
!
50%
69%
69
^0
69
15%
15%
15%
39%
40%
40%
2
14,500
68
10,500
67%
68%
1,900
148'A
480
50%
51 %
50%
51%
3,900
70%
71
71'A
2,500
15%
15%
15%
800
40%
40%
40'%
4,300
*15%
40
*74'A
85
*75
85
147
147
80
7,800
8%
8%
H%
8%
3%
8%
81B
71b
54%
531a
54 %
54
55%
54 "a
55
32,400
53%
2()-!<j
20
20%
20%
20%
19%
34,600
20%
20
20'A
20'
"
8'A
*
a
34
34%
34
34'4
34%
18,600
■34
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
33 a4
33%
33%
10,200
33%
33%
33%
33%
23
23 r
22%
23
227
23
22%
23
22%
8,300
102
50
22%
*96%
99 Vz
*96%
99 Vz
1Q0
preferred
*89
93
^89
93
-
*122
83
.<
84
99
99
93
*89
93
89
89
07
*90
93
*90
93
16%
16%
16%
122""
123 %
123'';!
122%
84'A
85 Mb
25 'A
16:'a
86
issucd"_.
—
7,000
25%
26 Vh
1,900
l'o
<
25'A:
V4
77,100
123
A
230
84%
86
84'A
85
83%
83
84 »4
13,400
84
21'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
55
56%
541b
56%
55%
56%
55%
2,500
22,500
55
54%
54
1
3.33%
new
16%
123%
82
.60
lnc_
Sons
124
%
a
:jji
10
103%
1,100
16
16%
16%
10
*102'%
%
103
103
103
103
103 V2
84%
,
*09
102
*99
«oq
122
122%
34 Vh
34%
u
*89
nv
*103%
•;
16%.
16 Mb
10
ion
Co'. (Ky t-No par
common-
Co
13'A
53%
100
Nashville™
Steel
13
8%
..-lu
preferred.
Lukens
8,000
13'A
A
new.
-
(Mr &
72%
72 V4
lu
Corp
"\vben
17%
71%
52%
104
Rights
*17%
1
104
LOwenstein
5,300
17%
1
100
Co
17,700
19'%
67 %
40%
*75
27%
191e
147
35%
40
85
27%
19%
13
69
15%
*75
2,(300
28 %
72
50%
85
4,900
6'%
70
51%
*75
2014
6%
19%
67 Vz
50%
SjVZ
15
100
7,400
19%
.
2%
17%
147 %
51
series G conv pfd_
<P)
07 '4
145%
15%
2.50
No par
E
67%
147%
69
B
D
.
59%
10
Corp
66%
145
144
a
2»A
27 Vz
■
<145%
07
65%
100
(The)_.
Louisville. &
6 >4
13%
91
7
6%
74
Louisville Gas &'El
2
19
19%
6%
133
cvq
8
10
7
inn
25
39
20
6 %
oreferred
7%
8
6214 Jan
19%
6%
19
6%
series
Jan
18
Jan
54
31
19%
2%
214
19
73%
series
14- Jan
122
4
10,900
2%
2'4
73%
Cement
93% Jan
J a lr'21
9
(3,200
16'A
2'A
•
2%
72
series B preferred
Lorillard
11
Jan"
27% Jan
24
Jan
-Mnv
27% Feb-
40°
26
Jun
14
124%,
41%
16
2 Ma
4.40%
4
2
40%
16%
4.35%
Jan
24
sa
21
4.25%
17% Jan
2
„3014 Nov 20
27
5%
21
41%
16 VH
18%
10
Long Island Lighting Co com
104 > Jan
2
143% Jan
Dec. 28
:26% Dec
23
»•***
91
4
.2114 Feb 23
12
'■15% Dec
,116
25
J°n
.
Jan
pn
23
:89
13
102% Jan
86
,
27
Jnn
,
7
15%
41 %
16%
17%
Lone Star Gas Co i
99
2
99
Jan;. 9
106
Star
16
41%
16
17%
Inc
23% Jan
22% Jan
6
Lone
15%
X41
18
Co
Corp
Loew's
19%, Jan
15%
%
161%
17%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—
3 Vs> %
convertible preferred
11
2
.
15
41
IK
Cup
Belt
15
16
18
List Industrie^ Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
11
Jan
22
6
12
Jan
59% D
44% Jan
21
39% Jan
49% Mar 29.
35% Jail- 24
84
Aug 29
Tulip
14%
40%
1(5%
2%
*
__No par
Tobacco
700
10,(300
15
20
&. Myers
93
40
28
preferred
34
15%
19%
7%
18%
16'/B
27%
Liggett
Jan
92
92
20
14
1.500
18%
34
*90
18%
33%
28%
23
400
18%
19%
24
17%
*90
27%
13% Jan
17%
*33%
19%
68 % Jan
600
17%
*17%
18%
28
147% Jan
•24%'
4'A
3314
19%
Corp
4 '/4
4U
18%
*90
100
24'%
4
4
17"'o
27%
2
50
6.200
24%
*24%
14%
„_8
15
9
15 %
15
15
14%
15
24%
—No par
pfd
Products
64 VH Jun
Aug
3,200
*6 "a
141% Jan
64
47%
39
10
preferred__No par
2
23
24%
x44'A
*33%
92
*90
92
24%
47%
14%
19
*90
24%
47
*3%
33%
100
24%
47%
*17%
18%
2
Jan
17%
700
25
a
47 %
/
4%
18
33%
72% Feb
49
321a
3,400
*24%
19 Mb
163% Feb
2
6,400
32%
.
33
1
12% Jan
14%
19
20
4
26%
321b
32%
33
61% Oct
12% Dec
26%
32%
.
25
,
*3%
18
*11%
26'%
32%
*24!
48 %
14%:
4 Ma
26%
25
*24%
25
89
26%
32%
32%
190
83%
26%
26%
26%
common.3
Co
137% Dec
Jan
71%
26%
~p
Sons
2nd
-
Corp
Jan
9
18% Mar 29
89
25%
I 88%
89
*88%
89
i0
89
(The)/_i
noiicum
29% Jnn
Apr
900
2,700
34
Libbey-Dweus-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
98
7,300
32%
58%
1st
-.17% Jan V 2
21% Mar 26
1,200
42%
42
42
58
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
in
28
V.
43%
34
Lehigh Portlahd Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
„No par
Lehiglj VaJ'ey Coal common
1
10
16% Dec
42
42%
1
Co
&
Tari
16% Jun
42
43%
10
preferred
&
41%
43
2
Tire
&
20% Jan
20
40%
43
14%
2
-
41'A
42%
32%
Co
21
15
28%
40%
47%
6V4 Jnn.'
Jan
27%
41%
*24%
2% Jan./ 3
19
28
40 Vz
41
>3%
3.85%
*
u
18% Jali
r-7% Jan
41
47 Ma
(Jambs)
8,000
28
28
40%
32%
1
14
27%
J
247
28
30
2,300
25
47 ','4
31
20% Oct
13,300
28%
24 %
Feb
29% Nov
64%
28%
32%
2% Jan
1
43
63%
28%
28 '4
a
19% Dec
2
42'%
64%
14%
25
45% Jan
21
Oct
43%
63
*24%
,
21
25% Nov
43
63%
5
preferred series
Lee Rubber
Jan
•7"-
43'/»
62 %
No par
6
8
42'4
63%
-—III
24
Apr
42%
62%
4
Lees
Jan
39
3
42%
62%
4
25
3
25
15% Jan
27
July 10
119%
427b
60 a
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
24
3
18% Jan .24
119 "a
.42%
Co
Gas
1,500
6,000
18,600
117%
115
118
116%
41
41
42'A
41%
42
118%
(The)
Mfg
Co
21
11914
100
H) &
Kroehler
50% Jan
40 Ma
117%
l
Co:_
S)
40 Va
120%
common
Inc
2% Jan
1% July
5
iS
13
39%
par
preferred
Kress
25% Jan
•
3% Jan
30
21 % Jan
,
34% Jan
17
17% Jan
7
17% Jun
10
35% Apr
4%
Kresge
24% Jdn
Mar 22
97
8
13% Jan
15
Nov
Jan
Jan
Co
14% Jan
22% Mar 12
26
Jun
30
7, 471.
16% Sep 10
'27% Aug
7
4% Jan
6
4
13
3% Nov
3
54% Oct
,
13
25% Apr
1
Koppers
27% Jan
32% Jan
22
Feb
85% Jan
82
4
13%
39 Ma
13
*12%
2.50
;
com_;
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeiey Corp
65% Jan
39
13%
%%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone Steer <fc Wire Co (111)
Apr
13 %
71
72
39
II__1
4
4
39
72
72%
72
73 Ma
72%
__
Hayes Co.——
County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
14
Jan
58% Apr
39 Vz Feb
Co
Kern
45'4 Jan.
58% Jan
47
7
Mar
24
40
6
6%, Dec 31
J0% Jury 16
com__No par
Kennecott, Copper
4
*
53% Apr
1
38'%
30
4,700
49'/4
12
25
71'A
100
23%
147% Mar 14
4314 Oct
95
23:%
18
42% Anr
91'%
95
23%
12% Jan
Kelsey
91 %
96
23%
27
4
95
*92%
23%
12 Vz Dec
2
*91%
95
23%
Kansas Power & Light Co
Jan
95
23%
25
45
20
99%
g.75
24'/4 Jan
128 Vz Jan
>
71%
2
Dec
95
95
28%
Jan
48
95
*92
*92
99%
*91
*37'-'a
23
23
497%
95
27%
10
May 28
99%
*97 Ma
*91
*97%
*91
*92
130
98
100
27%
21% Jail
Jan
99%
*96
*37%
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No
30
100
27%
24
113
98
*98
39 %
4
28% Jan
&
*96
27%
37% Jan
2
(Julius)
98
*37 %
4
26% Jan
Kayser
84
*96
27%
37V2 Jan
14
13'A Jan- 11
*82
98
27%
20
28% Aug
Mar 27
82
496
*37 'a
46% Jan
15
21
82
98
50
Kansas
14
Feb
24% July 23
84
•„
par
4
Nov
24
;
3,900
84
*82
*82
69%
37
cif,y Southern
400
39'%
*96
preferredllwio
cumulative
%
*82
II100
I_I__ioo
I_IIi00
preferred
% 84
2,200
47
39
3914
100
98
18
Nov
47%
39%
preferred
10
87
*46%
47%
47 "3
par
37,900
104%
104%
105
104%
42
41 %
42%
41%
42%
105
104
104%
104
106%
41%
43 %
41%
42%
'4
50
Jan
89
103
ureferred
97 % Jan
13
Apr
28-
41
100
Kansas City Ij'r & Lt Co com_No
May 22
108
97 Vz Nov
33%
->
84
«,
M
23
37% Nov
37% Jan
4914 Jan * 3
-
15
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
14
11
33% Oct
16
.28
% ,Au-r
<80% Dec
•
92% Jan
7
814 Nov 21
13...
6
28,-
10% Feb
6% Sep
20
Dec
18
139/
26
41;
;86
473%; Dec 26
26
r 4% Jun
5 % Dec
.
16
Sep
/i
Jan
4
Jan
16% Fell
29% Apr
'32% Feb
82% Dec
5
16 %. Jan
3
17% •Jan
14
Manhattan-Shirt
18
914 Jan
2
9% Jan
11
MaracaibO'Oil
-
v
514,
'
31
-i
32
•
14
7
20
-
3
Nov
*
Jan ..-2
3214 Jaii
35% Jun
18
35% Jan
Jail
7
89 % Jan
4o% Jan •2
8
2214 Jan;
8
Master
39% Jan.
4
May
17
48% Mar 19
21
97'
Feb
7
75 % Jan
21
96% Jan
4
76
14
87% Mar
14% Apr
9
12% Dec
25
20
25
May 15
41% Dec
Jail
12
81
Jan
79% Jan
22
Jan
3
71
,
3
3a
54 % Jan
2
55
Jan
13% Jan
13 '
Jan
4
13% Jan
12% Jan
*2
15
Jan
16
24
70
Jan
2
1^40% Dec 28
'Si
Jan
25
26
9
74
Jan
21
79% Jan
2
35
Jan
21
36Va Jan
11
19
13
MB Jan
23
141/4 Jan
11
5
79
Jan
2
80% Jan
14
2
53% Jan;
83% Oct
c
11
16
18
95% Mar
Sen
54% Dec
1
-
10
49
Jan
23'% Feb
43'A Jan 23
17% Dec 31
15'% F eb
2
431%.Aug 20
-
1
-Dec
13% r>
76
Jan
29
18
Jan
2
21% Jun
12
1 /
Jan
21
31% Oct
1
41% Apr
30
82 '% Dec
19
102% Jan
16
271b Nov
29
34% Jan -21
86 % Jan
25
2
8
1914 Jan
11
Jan|
2
18
Jan
11
88% Jan
18
30% Jan
4
37
32% Mar 15
29'/4 Jan
9
98
Jan
11
88
Jan
2
45'% Jun
11
26
3
N«v
33% Feb
36'% Jail
24
37
Jan
16
27 % Feb
6
21% Jan
21
23
81
21 Vz Nov
24% T<v>b
77
Dec
-
Apr
83
Jan
< 2
8
35
July 11
30% Jan
3
32% Jan
23
10
93
9
July 19
84
Jan
4
87
Jan
14
105% Jan
3
108
Jan
11
26
Feb
Co common-'.
Corp
Corp
i_
—
3
Merck
Co—
&
Co
Inc
common
preferred conv 2nd pfd
$3.50
16%c
No par
5
45% Jan
21
50% Jan
10
Miami
61% Sep
10
20%
21%
21%
36 la
'36%
36%
37'A
81
81
*80
*71
78 Mi
79%
79 Vz
*80
81 %
79%
79%
79%
*79
81
73
*71
73
.
$4
Copper
-.5
82
*80
82
73
*71
73
30 Vh
*30
30'A
55
*54 »A
55'A
*30 '4
30
Ma
30 V4
30%
*30'A
,30'4
*54%
55%
*54%
55%
*5414
55 %
*54'A
15%
15%
15 I4
3.51b
15%
15 Ma
15'A
13'A
28%
*28%
29 Ma
25%
29
42
*41
43
40
41
13"b
13
13 Ma
28
42%
42
,
13
*71
37 Vz
13 MB
13 MB
13%
13
600
Ma
40
Ma
110
13
13%
3,000
*71 Vz
72
50
72
71%
71%
71%
72
72
*71 Vz
38
37'A
37%
4,300
38
37%
37
37%
38
37%
75
75 'A
74'A
75
5,100
36%
36%
2,700
13%
2,100
81%
'52%
8,700
74a
75
"7)5
52
'4
-51%
*80
80 Ma
80%
52%
5114
52%
51%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
*19
Ma
J9;%
*17 "4
17%
*17%
17%
17'A
17'A
35%
34%
347o
35%
34%
35%
88
88 %
*86%
88%
86
'A
88''a
29 Ma
2914
29%
29%
29
%
29%
34 V
*85
37 Ma
*36%
21 lu
22 %
21%
31 %
31%
86
86
*85
109
106
55%
35%
*
*8614
■
88
Ma
300
500
17 %
3514
*
19%
17%
35%
3,200
Va
8614
50
3,100
86
29 Ma
29%
29 '4
2.1 '/a
88
500
88
420
86%
86
*36%
*106
la
131b
*80
52
80
52
*79
36
13%
81 Va
173B
55 %
1,900
28
40 '/a
19%
30%
80
200
15'%
15
*28
17
85
50
82 "a
30'/u
27 Ma
1,300
10,800
*80
73
*19%
Stores
Norris Mig Co
■^McOuay
20
84 % Jan
37
'20%
30%
1
in
Mead Corp common-:
5
4V4% prelerred (1st<series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common
1
4% preferred series B—,
10O
Mengel Co (The)—
1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
McLellan
Robbins Inc
47% Jan
8
21%
36%
21
36%
51%
cfe
22
9
21%
20%
19
McKesson
101 Vz Jan
22
3,100
79 Vz
22
89% Jan
104% Jan
95,200
33'A
71'%
101'% Jan
4
14
46%
32%
13 MB
25
Jan
45%
33%
35%
108'% Apr
t>2
47
33%
36%
27%
10
91
*89
91
33%
1-3 :i8
4
6
Jan
%
3313
100
46%
35%
Sep
102
58
33
*87
h
13 Mb
Jan
May 10
47'
32%
32%
89
46%
35%
84
11
32
Bv)
J 3 '4
101
8
6214 Jan
32 Mi
89
■35%
31
107
21% Jan
3
32%
5,800
13 "4
21
9
57 % Jan
21
2,000
33 %
35!<i
23
97'A Oct
102
Jan
2
21
*
33%
32 %
75
Jan
28
n
Jan
54'%
32%
13%
99% Feb
Dec
20
*53%
33%
75%
98'% Jan
80
64 %
5^lz J
54
33'A
35 '/'u
5
27
3
33
12'A
27
Jan
61 Ma July 31
23% Jan
54
3314
*53
74
Dec
48
116
8,500
35
Jun
3
900
19%
1
5
1
92
l-t
34'A
19%
3
82
llcv
17% Nov 20
34 %
19%
McGraw Electric Co
McGraw-Hill Publishing——
Jan
%
44'% Jan
34 'A
20 Ma
*42
4,860
30
30
'■71
,
400
19%
29%
914
47%
*71
7,000
5'A
*5
*33%
i
3314
Vz
11,800
.
8%
500
33
78
38-';4
520
29'A
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1
5%
33
*78
'A
8%
M,
'/a
19%
.
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
2.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
101
■
38
*485
9
361a
No par,
No par
No par
common-—
39 »A
12,000
83
9 In
46%
32 %
81%
80'%
240
1.700
46%
.*87
1,700
9%
'
32%
8%
9%
34'4
89
8%
9%
30
54
300
8%
9%
*33
32%
8%
16%
*29%
32%
84 %
8%
-sl6 Vz
19%
*53
29'%
84 V*
16%
33%
•
4,600
29%
9
16%
29%
54
15,700
16%
19%
32%
29%
29%
20%
--
1
preferred __*_1
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred—10b
McGraw-Edison Co ;—;—'
1
$2.50
72% Jan 16
40
No par
—
preferred
M'cCord
8
83 % Jan
Oct
$3
.
_i_____,:—
Co—.
Stores common..;
-_5
$3.75 preferred i
;
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd_.
No par *
McCall
22
-
Electric
5
5%
'
32 7u
44%
1 '»
Co——
.
9%
9-'«-
9%
914-
*5
".16%
29 "a
*87
-100
Dept
Maytag
9
Jan
28
Feb ;• 9
c
24
30
40
21
32
Jan
Jail
,
42
27'% Jan
fi
12 Vz Dec
47
3
9
%
15%
10
69 Ma Nov
38'% Dec
Jan*.
21
3
Jan
-46
-
Jam 24
32% Jan
.
,
24
8
29% iHUi
3
56% Jan
8
70
2
a
July 17
Masonlte Corp
3514 Jan
Dec
L)
(Glenn
16%
19%
31%
No par-
*.
5%
16%
32 7'u
32%
"
25
Jan' 15
73% Dec
Dec
preferred
Martin
22
21"-.
36
-74
54
Jan
2014 Jaii
Dec
28% Feb
4714
32% Jan
7
37
70
v,
4 V4 %
*5%
700
37%
128
*122
28%
520
8%'
9 Mb
2914
*52
4
Field & Co com
Marshall
11
MB
810
10%
38%
*485
520
9
8%
80%
38%
38
*485
8%
.
;
19
»
50
Mfg Co_
38%
8%
82 %
80
80
520 <
*485
-
29%
-
a
preferred
Marquette Cement
■
321'B
6.20
5
,1
Inc
Corp common
Midland
convertible
4l/p"
54% Jan:
18
£
Calculators
Marcliant
Marine
■'9
8;'b
36%
37
*8%
4MB
8%
-
4
29%
85
29'A
*84
9
8%
5'A
■8%
*5
—1
Exploration
83 Ma
78%
77
520
16 "a
5
-t
.
■26 %
*485
No par
-•Marathon Corp
Jan
19% Jan
.3-
86
50% Mar 2326
19% May 25
38
31% Jan
24
4514 Dec
33% Jan'
15
52 %• Jan
;
7
Jan
98
21
19
13-
3714 Nov
'
11
Apr -24
Nov
20% Nov
% Jan
29
4
•
-
75
.
1
.SOU
1
_
Bios/
Nov
40% July 11
18
21..
Co__;
Sugar
Man del;
8
24
56% Jun
•
Manati
11
3
Jan
48% May
1
14
Jan
_10
.r_
(<The)
.MaiiouiiK Coal RR Co
Ca-
20%
83 %
29'A
29 Ma
23%
84 V4
8%
8%
81a
1
—
Copper -
Magnavox
Jan
10.'.
Magma
%
-Jan
,10% Apr
51% Sep 26
2
<
28%
28%
H%
9 Mi
*8%
■29%
83%
37%
37%
128
*122
127
*121
28%
29
82% .82%,
37%
3714
3714
37%
127 ;
'29%
29%
28%
.
100
,-1 Magic. Chef——
8
31% Jan
y
10
Jan'
495
No par
series A
37%
*121
127
28%
5
—-
Co lye com
preferred
Madison Square Garden——_No par
16
3914 Jan .24
.
(R H)
5
19
28
9
Inc
Trucks
(
*4%%.
3
24
30
21
Maey
Jan
7
8%,Oct
9% Jan
88'
Jun
476
Jan
9
Mack
7
22
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and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(500)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
26% Sep
26
33
Lowest
Highest
30% Jan
6
Jan
NEW
2
32% Jan
25
Middle
South
Midland
40
Dec
40
12
42% Dec
May 28
126
Dec
34% Jan
13
Mar 12
47
7
142
2J9'4 Feb 20
40
36% Jan
49% Jan
3
Jan
18
127
40 % Jan
7
YORK
3
43% Jail
Ex
Moneay
17
Utilities
Midland
Inc
Steel
Prod
common
136
Jan
16
25
35
Jail
4
28 Vb Jan
2
32^4 Jan
14
Minerals' & Chem Corp of Amer
preferred
Oil
*
31%
Friday
Shares
3274
32 'A
32%
37
35
36
32'%
36
the Week
Jan. 25
Thursday
Jan. *4
32%
36
Sales far
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Jan. 23
32
37%
42%
42
135
135
11,500
32
32
32
3F%
31:%
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3C
30%
30%
31'/a
30 74
31 Va
21%
21 %
2274
22
22
1,100
4174
135
135
135
>135
31%
10
40%
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4074
42
1377a
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42%
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136
136
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Corp
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37%
42 %
S
2
Midwest
3174
32
*34%
31 % Jan
Aug 10
31%
10
Monday, January
28, 1957
.
Inc—
distribution
1st
Jan. 22
Par
Jan
8 Vo
Tuesday
Jan. i L
STOCK
Enterprises
S25
HIGH 8ALI
Wednesday
AND
LOW
EXCHANGE
.
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8TOCK8
Year 1956
.
1,000
135
160
32 74
31%
31%
1,600
30%
31
30'%
31
4,400
217a
21%
22
22%
26 74 Dec
5
19% Dec
31
25% July 17
2C% Jan
2
22% Jan
25
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minneap & St Louis Ry
17% Jan
21
No par
19'% Jan
10
Minn St Paul
18
18
18%
18
18 Va
4,200
90% July 26
75
Jan
25
18%
18
23
1774
18
Jan
No par
18
58
84
Jan
2
7 6 'a
7774
76''2
70%
75
7574
12,200
60
Jan
78 %
75' 4
75'% May 10
76%
753.4
26
21
67 '/4 Jan
4
Minneapolis-Honey well
Reg_
1.50
Minn Mining &
Mfg com
No par
61%
01%
6274
62
63
62
637a
62
63 'A
12,300
99
93
96
95
95
*95
97
95
95
16%
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16%
1674
16
16'A
153/1
1574
1534
100
83
83%
preferred—.
25
Ontario Paper
2.50
23
23
31%
3134
61 74
95
Sep
Dec
21
13% Oct
4
76
Oct
105
9
2
24% Jan
8
Apr
3
88
Jan
95
Jail
11
15% Jan
11
96
25
Jan
$4
9
Minneapolis
Jan
21
85
Jail
10
33
Jan
3
22 % Jan
25
24
Jan
11
Apr
2
31
Jan
16
33% Jan
3
30% Jan
16
26 % Jan
11
27 Vb Jan
15
Minnesota
12'% Jan
14
Minute
83
9% Dec
10
36% Jan
23
29% Jan
3
40% July 24
29
30% Jun
25
36% Aug 14
5
17% Jan
•j '> i
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
49% Apr
19
9Va Nov 29
30
39% Jan
21
Jan
46
25
Jan
S5.50
33% Jan
2
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12% Jan
8
29
81% Jan
5
55% Jan
25
65'A Jan
26
47% May 14
39% Jan
21
41% Jan
11
7% Oct
2
11% Feb
29
3
Oct
76
Feb
20
67
Jan
4
67
20
75
Jan
2
14% Jan
3
9% Jan
67% Oct
2
88
Feb
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
21
Dec
13
22
18% Nov
29
28% July 23
24% Jan
3
16% Nov
29
24% Jan
17
33 % Nov
19
51% Mar 19
21
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
23% Jan
4
33% Jan
25
18
1
30% Jan
25
46"% Apr
27
38 VB Jan
2
40'A Jan
10
25 Va Dec
14
23 % Jan
2
2 5'A Jan
28 % Mar 12
18 VB Jan
22
19% Jan
51% Mar 14
38 7 B Jan
37% Dec
13
30% Jan
23
21
37 Vb Jan
21
9
42 Va Jan
7
47
Jan
7
22
Sep
26
32 % Mar
Jan
2
23% Jan
20
40 Va
May 10
30% Jan
18
32% Jan
31
18
Jan
4
14% Jan
36% Dec
20
45% Jan
11
29%. Dec
31
42% Jan
4
37
2
15 % Jan
38% Jan
Apr
12
28% Jan
17
30 "4 Jan
Mar 15
43 % Jan
7
48 'A Jan
11%
11%
11'4
11%
1174
4,300
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4174
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4174
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3,800
74
26
26 %
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30%
29%
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29
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10
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79
79
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2574
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43
44
43 74
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31
31 "4
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31%
30 3
31
30:%
3074
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38%
33%
38 34
38 %
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24
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24 %
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12
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%
43
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30; '0
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31
31
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46
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46
46
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4
50
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Moore-M'cCormack Lines
Morrell (John) & Co
11
42 %
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41
26%
%
30%
Montgomery Ward
15
25
Jan
11%
40%
26%
35%
8
14% Dec
1,400
117«
40
10'%
11
30% Nov
2674
11 %
23%
30%
Montana
4
26%
20%
210
36 7 a
10
45% Nov
3,000
10 7 b
Monterey
3
,
1,000
32 74
Pacific RR class A__No
par
Class
24
22 74
32'A
30 "4
Monarch
7
18% Jan
44
82'%
2274
35%
4
Aug
31
327s
10:,4
24
38 Va
Dec
*81%
3274
32'A
30'A
Jan
2
23
38
83
23
32 %
3G3a
33% Jan
40% Jan
30% Jan
2
83
4
22%
•'4
Montana-DaKota Utilities
3
14
22%
10:,8
25
Jan
Jun
31%
33
160
3,900
7 23
83%
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a
23
.
3934
par
Corp
RR
26 Vb Jan
28
23
•
15%
35 %
Fuel
Monsanto
47
'
10
4.20%
Monon
837
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A
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River
8
29
'
i
No
_
11
26
21%
_i
Light
Jan
22% Nov
18% Nov 27
&
Corp
37% Jan
39% Jan
24 VB Jan
Power
Mojud Co Inc
9
Jan
eonv
preferred
3 % %
14
23'A Jail
preferred
&
Maid
Mohasco
9
17
•
common...!
29
18
15
Co
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4
80
2nd
Missouri
11
Jan
23
20% Jan
3
10% Jan
.
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No par
—,
Missouri-Kan-Tex
3
35 Vb Apr
60
Mississippi
18
24
Marie
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
4
T*n
10 VB Jan
S
Moline
1st
$1.50
Minnesota
4
49 % Nov
60
preferred
42 %
22
Aug 30
30% Nov 28
25% Nov 21
S
-
22
17% Jan
&
1
125
a
45
1,000
37
3774
2,400
28 74
28%
4,200
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463/4
300
N
118
Jan
24
148
May 10
16% May 28
22
62
Jan
23
82
July 16
July 25
23
Feb
17
29 Va Jun
11
Nov
26
35% Jun
8
34% Oct
Nov
4
23
18% Jan
4
25
80% Jan
8
25 % Jan
27
Jan
17%. Jan
74% Jan
21
30
130
Jan
8
12
2
13% Jan
15
37
Jan
2
38% Jan
14
35
Jan
2
357
Jan
Jan
24
21
179
Jan
2
161 % Jan
15% Aug 17
14 VB Jan
25
15% Jan
July 20
49% Jan
3
51% Jan
18
26% May 14
20% Jan
3
21'A Jan
18
20
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
34% Jan
,
23
33% Dec
10
17
6
30 % Jan
21
42% Aug 14
36
Jan
25
38
Jan
21% Jan
25
23 'A Jan
29% Oct
27
11
25'% Jan
101 % Aug 28
33% Jan
25
22
27 '/3 Jan
98'A Jan
20
21% Mar 12
18% Jan
19% Jan
61% Apr 13
105'% Feb 23
37% Jan
40% Jan
11
Dec
28
23
123 % Aug
10
179
Dec
132
Nov
30
153
Jan
94% Jan
Jan
Jon
9
162
Jan
23
139
Jan
23
13
134
Jan
11 % Jan
5
14% Sep
4
12% Jan
Jan
3£% Feb
48% Oct
24
42 % Jan
21
47% Jan
20
10
17% Jan
18
18
16% Jan
20
64
Jan
20
33% Dec
28
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
5
70% Jan 21
33% Jan
2
H7% Jan
23
96% Dec
89 % Jan
Sep
28
45
36
Dec
13
Juli
3
7
Oct
15
9% Apr
13
10% Dec
26
12% Oct
11
12% Feb
48
13
17
5% July 18
Jan
361
7%
b
Mar 29
Natl
National
'3
National
Steel
36% Jan
17
National
Sugar
9
National
9
New
Jan
'lea
National
10% Jan
2
14'% Jan
11
Nat
24
2
8
Jan
11
2
15
Jan
10
21
14
Jan
15
2
33% Jan
18
2
83
18
'16% Apr
26
17% Sep
6
'79
21
97% Feb
14
20
125% May
May 28
29
32% Nov
29
f26% Sep
76
11
Jan
16% Jan
81
Jan
Jan
2
17
Jan
16
86
Jail
Corp
Nelsner Bros
Newberry Co
3%%
2
New
23
26% Jan
10
3
30% Jan
21
35% Jan
4
10
33% May 18
27
Jan
21
91
29 % Jan
82
Jan
24
86
July 24
17
New York
New
64% Jan
4
28
6
N
Jan
15
14
Preferred
4574 Jan
26
25
5474 Jan
4
New
N
2.
2
34% Feb 28
29'4 Jan 18
1
38
Jan
4
81 ',4 Jan
24
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3.40%
Jan
Niagara Mhk
23
79
Jan
14
84
Jan
25
86
Jan
7
2
33 % Jan
Aor
22% Jan
23
'•
43
13
35% Jan
25
38
Jan
8
733/4 July 18
Nopco
69% Jan
21
703i Jan
3
Norfolk
38% Nov
29
77% Dec
28
88
41
-May
8
104
Sep 19
35% Oct
1
Jan
50% Aug
7
24
Jan
7
24 74 Jan
9
7
33 Va Jun
25
39'4 Jan
2
19
21 "2 Jan
3
3
76 % Jan
18
8
48% Jan
2
111
Jun
5
45
Apr
12
105
Jan
14
39"4 Jan
2
16% Oct
1
7
16r% Jan
72% Dec
17
91
Feb
21
74''2 Jan
84
12
103
Jan
3
85
Jan
Dec
18 74 Aug
213/4
6,800
2674
25%
2674
21,200
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97%
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97 Va
500
19'A
19 %
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19 74
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193/4
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109 74
110
109'%
161
161
162
139
139
139
18
23% Jan
79
Jan
55nH Jan
106
10
4
24
Jan
4
4334 Jan
11
1
17'4 Jan
2
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Jan
24
$3.60
90
Jail
24
$4.10
43
44
43
43%
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17%
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71%
177%
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2,600
4
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7134
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78%
54 7 a
106
79%
100
87
87
87
87
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*86
88
90
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851
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89%
8
90
Jan
18
24% Jan
2
2634 Jan
10
Jan
25
173k Jan
16
22% Jan
11
59% Jan
24
47% Jan
For
10
63 74
foo^oi-e'
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n*r«>
54 74 Jan
?4
15
4
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
preferred
Pharmacal Co
1
*89
50
13,500
43
100
100
7774
54%
40%
series
Inc
77 3/4
55
106
series
series "
78 %
53%
*105 %
preferred
88
800
3,900
78
urelerred
mo
2,400
23
preferred
series
92
22 74
3574
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series..
24 74
$4.11
16
440
09%
5
$4.08
21% Jan
100
2,600
2
2
6
•
330
30,500
697,900
common__25
Ry
24
3
.
84
Jan
19% Jan
82
30
17/64
*76%
Jan
28 Va Jan
29 3A
15/64
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90
I
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30%
17/64
3,340
3,700
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86
1
%•
2974
2
Oct
81
15/64
A
79
10
20% Oct
„
74;;
100
100
160
,
37%
Jan
'
82
104
440
100
'
3
preferred
351-
25
37 M>
-
857a Jan
$4.16
-100
-
,
49%
79%
15/64
.1574
■,
*8174
104
440
100
preferred
Northrop Aircraft
-801/4
82
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86
13
8474
*351
10
15.900
277-1
82
440
29%
50
2.500
8274
8274
104
74.
12,200
86
107'A
25
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100
800
80
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.1
16'/«
-
2434
5
29 74 Jan
167/4
-
-
25%
'31%
-
440
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Gas Corp—
40
107
104 ;
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83
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1574
1,100
83
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14
33
108
50
16 V
800
15
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86
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13,500
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83
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107
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1,100
2,600
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15
33
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88
107
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15
14
32%
17
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83
85
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.
4,200
17,100
10Va
7874
4
18,100
3/4
10%
9
8
8
>1474
10174 Jan
14
15,400
473%
377a
8%
102% Jan
21 %Jun
95
467-2
377a
874
5
88
74
8%
18
July 25
92 Va
38
874
Dec
99 %
967a
47
37%
Dec
18
140
45
82
85% Dec
260
42%
; 84
,
138
par
Co
preferred
161 >%
137 Va
1,800
Co—
Common
80
161
138
123/4
.No par
Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
2
163
138
11,200
12%
104%
_No par
Northern
10
*161
10,100
113
43''2
85
•
1
Corp com.No par
Western
Natural
111 %
1274
16%
pfd.100
preferred
North
American Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern
112'%
'
1274
100
Central
96
12%
13%
Adjustment
Northern
*94'A
1274
337a
rights
Chemical
96
12%
77«
Co_.__l5
preferred
&
39%
96
*14%
Niagara Share Corp
5
4
19
16
21%
25%
*14 7 it
preferred
4.10%
60 Vb Jan
16% Jan
21%
26
97%
g
preferred
3.90%
.
22% Nov
74 Feb
49% Sep
25 74 Oct
22
25%
97%
«
46
preferred
3.60 %
23
Jan
2074 Jan
12,200
25%
9274
series A
Pwr
14,700
36 3A
97 74
74
No par
17
80
t
3,700
33%
25%
_io
Louis
Y State Electric &
23
8
82
Aug 16
5%
213.,
21'A
32 %
36
97
17%
$3.75 preferred
Jan
15
9
22 %
22 3
2174
-
25%
4
361 it
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Common
71 ',4 Jan
15
Jan
16
18% May 25
26
22
7,400
42%
Shipbuilding
3
Jan
ia
71
13
York
3074 Jan
74 74 Jan
23
Jan
22%
5174
96%
%'
V
77'% Jan
5
4%
...
36 74 Jan
9874 Jan
25
96 3
370
8,800
12 34
preferfed._.__No
RR Co....
17
393A Mar 27
103
Harlem
41% Jan
:
11
non-cum
3
85 Va Feb
31
St
2
»1
Dec
22
'22%
5
commoiW-.No par
Jan
14
94
Feb
«fc
Dock
Y
&
Co
Central......
Chicago
York
34 Va Jan
Mar
37 74-
7,800
14%
51
33
37
36
160 Va
1474
2174
31%
37%
38 34
Aij- Brake___
New Haven &
Common
Nov
Dec
Y
N
Nov~29
78
Y
New
N
73
*82
7
9
69%
28
Jan
Pr & Lt
York
$5
Jan
34% Dec
2174
31
36 3 a
*94%
System
New Jersey
Nov
21%
31
37 74
Co
Newmopt Mining Corp.
Newport News Ship & Dry
July 25
28% Dec
Electric
7
.107
75 % Nov
England
11
58
21 %
30%
36%
*82
24
6
21
21%
3037
36 %
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84 % Jail
26
21 %
30%
,2174
Inc
(J
109% Jan
26
Jun
51%
preferred
8
32% Dec
50%
ZZZZ
21
Sep
«19
51 %
35%
15874
'
*10%
Fibre
Tan
101 %
7
Jan
50%
160
»%
76 Vb Jan
30
51
a
<
160
37'%
24% Jan
500
50 3
Pa
19
27
50%
100
71
30
12% Nov
14%
.No
87% Nov
'94 V* Jan
440
35%
16174
14 %
No
33% Apr
47% Jan
Jail
35%
16174
14%
Cast-No
Nelii
Vfl Jan
13
35%
14%
0
Co
Vulcanized
351
14%
Natomas Co
14% dan
National
35 74
14 %
158%
Radiator
6% Jan
79
;
U S
13% Jan
32% Jan
88% Jan
35 7
14%,
Theatres Inc
Mar 13
■23 Ve Nov
3574
160
-.J—
National
July 30
(50
common
16
10
96
Nov
4,400
2,500
*137 "2
(The)
9 Va Jan
39 Va
3
12'A
37%
,
Co
38'A Jan
5
17% Mar 19
14
Ref
2
31% Dec
Dec
12
3774
*159%
Corp
Corp..
Corp.
2
15
15
Jan
12%
37%
109%
Shares
3
8% Mar
12',4
3734
common...
Sfeel
Supply
;>i
12%.
37%
common
&
3
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
75
Malleable
12-%
37%
19
6% preferred B
National Linen Sendee
1,800
12%
3774
A__.
80% .Tail
21
Jan
Jail
preferred
2674
12%
No
Co
101',b Jan
18
8 % Jan
10
Jan
Gypsum Co
26 74
26 74
700
1,100
37%
Co
$4.50 preferred
4
-
Gas
National Lead
7
14
Fuel
National
4
113
157% Jan
Mar 12
97
106''! Jan
9
31
National
2534
20
173%
75
36 "A
-
100
25
27
76% Jan
'
—5
25%
62 3 b
125
17%
7474
30%
—5
10
25%
35%
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17%
75
12%
21
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3
2
Jan
75
*1774
49'%
..1
—
94
18% Jun
93
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Inc
9
% Jun
37 % Dec
154
Lines
75
14%.
...5
City
17%
75
37 74
159
-.10
National
125
17%
743.,
28%
35%
.100
2
25
21% Mar 19
20% Feb
92% Dec
155
30
*123
17%
74%
12 34
.10
9
59
common!
Biscuit Co
125
"17%
75 %
■
37
..5
National
*123
18
25%
~i.l
4
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
Jan
123
75
1
—
b
123
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1
3
16% Mar 19
•
100
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—
Jan
42 Vb Apr 18
39% Jan 24
17
150
123
55%
106
54
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106
140
80
80
80
80
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90
'
90
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91
330
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90
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90
90
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90
53
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88%,
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89
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92
90
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92
90
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93
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120
24%
25 3 8
25 3„
26
common..10
16 %
16%
2514
10%
25 3b
*21 %
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—V«
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16%
10%
1634
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16%
22%
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50%
22 74
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*21%
22'A
5574
100
59 74
55 Va
56 74
4,200
i.
7
50
22 %
21", a
21 %
'56
56
58
or. •?.*
25%
25%
16
93
26%
1674
31,100
9,400
(501)
NEW YORK STOCK
21
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Dec
49
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
\
14
Lowest
58% Aug 13
NJCW
149% Jan
2
51% Jan
13
110% Jan
4
94% Jan
2
99
Jan
16
78
Dec
20
4.40%
100
5
79
Jan
2
Dec
87% Jan
24
95
3.90%
Jan
4
98
24
4.56%
4.44%
92%
18
110
Jan
Dec
31
109
15% Dec
21
23
83 % Dec
% Feb
11
95
Ohio
7
Jan
10
July 17
15% Jan
3
16% Jan
3
91
Jun
18
83% Jan
3
4
,47% Apr
3
39% Jan
25
44% Jan
4
34% Jan
10
38
14
3.)% Jan
21
17% Nov
1
July 10
19% July 13
,Jan
17% Jan
8.5
Jan
3
18
Jan
3
Jan
21
97
Jan
15
26
Jan
11
27% Jan 24
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
Natural
62% Aug
25
50% Jan
11
Jan
21
110% Jan
11
2
13% Jan
11
1*07% Jan
9
82
Jan
3
89% Jan
11
50% July 26
42:% Jan
21
:44% Jail
4
Otis
79% Dec
31
71
21
81% Jan
2
Outboard
95 % July 23
79
3
77
May 2
16% Sep 10
Nov
59
60
Nov
Jan
22
85
17
Mar 26
16% Jan
10
91
20
July
58
27
8J
98% Dec
6
106
Jan
27
90
" Nov
30
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
17% Jan
22
17
5
July 11
Oct
i
10
4%
Oxford
96
Jan
47
22
15%
16% Jan
25
17%
22
27
15
26 % Jan
2
*17%
18%
*94
96
46%
22
Jan
24% Jan
17
23 Va Jan
18
49! 8 Jan
43%
43%
44
73
73%
73%
74%
79
79
*78%
79
81
•79
16%
*16%
16%+
•16'/+
16%
59%
58%
59%
8,100
59%
11,800
101%
6,300
80%
*16%
16%
57:%
58%
100%
101%
100%
Amer Fisheries Inc
*94
95
*94
137'+
5
40%
40%
40%
15
No par
8:
13%
Pacific
■
9
Coast
o(.'e
14
Co
Pacific
Corp—
25
*24%
25
Finance
:V;
*247+'
1
common..
preferred
337a
.33!+
lo
49!'a
a
37'a
29
54
Jan
12
31Y* Jan
21
33 % Jan
9
Pacific
Mills
No par
31'
+
31',+
142% July 16
123% Jan
2
1267a
1277+
.
129,
17
2
134
24
6% Dec
28
9
6% Jan
2
7
11
Pacific
16% Jan
27
21%
Mar 20
17% Jan
21
19% Jan
43% Dec
13
53
Dec
51
21
56%
152% Feb
9
Mar
Jah
128%
Pan
4
Tin Consolidated Corp
Amer World Airways
Panhandle
26
Jan
Jan
6
88 Va Jan
2
92
25
3
28!+ Jan
2
30%
25
8
43%
25
Park
57% Apr
'30% Jan
17
44% Jan
21
Dec
24
9
24
26 Va Jan
16% Jan
18
18% Jan
7
3% Jan
2
Jun
4% Jan
11% Jan
21
12% Jan
Jan
23
■30% Jan
7
26
53 % Jan
14
27
20% Dec
21
24% Mar 26
21
25% Nov
14
29% jan
27
Oct
41% Mar 12
U
39
13
28% Mar 27
Jan
54
41% Jan
24
10
22% Jun
23
Jan
-
23
27
23
7
„
25% Jan
11
9
78% Jan
24
23
43% July 11
35% Jan
21
13
30
16% Jun
18
13% Jan
2
Dec
12
58
Jan
14
48% Jan
3
44
Jan
2
Nov
49% Feb 29
Jan
68
-,43% Nov 26
\
112% Mar
t.92% Dec 27
91
Dec
19
109
21
Nov
29
28
..'45% Jan 23
Feb
2
.84 ¥4 Jan
66 %
Peninsular
$1
27
Jan
8
Jan
3
Penney
40% Jail
2
Penn-Dlxie
$1.30
60
Jan
2
Penna
45% Jan
9
Penn
105% Jan
101
Jan
25
22% Jail
7
Sep
6
8
Pennsylvania
Dec
17
19% Jan
13
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
Penn-TeYas
27
31% Jan
13
23
Jan
2
25 Va Jan
8
32% Oct
1
35% Feb
6
33% Jan
15
34% Jan
2
11
147
26
168
,64
Sep 12
18% Oct 24
96
Jan
Dec
2
3 % Nov
26
37 % FeD
10
93 % Oct
4
51% Oct
54% Jan 23
35% Dec
103
Dec
26
1
91
Jan
3
"2
7
-
3
100-
Jan
3.8%
23
106 *
Jan
21
-27% Jan
2
66
% Jan
3
68% Jan
16
43% Jan
4
74
Jan
10
78
Jan
24
77
Jan
24
16
,12
Jan
.94% Jan
!'
Apr
3% Jan
,
54!
>
21
60
Jan
Jan
t
.23% Jan
18
25% Jan
21
91
Jan
8
18
46% Jan
7
88;
'
19
■,
8
20% July 27
11\ - 163 % Jrii .16
Dec
21
„
18% Jan
10
-
78
-9
39% Dec
7
Oct' 23
81%,Dec
7
23%.Nov
Dec
.
21
146
Jan
21
Jan
9
147
Jan
90
Dec
Jun
25
91
Jan
23
21
Dec
11
,,
-
8
79% Jail
85
Jan
Jan
Jan
99% Jan
15
15
Jan
3
15% Jan
16
33% Jan
21
37% Jan
4
27% Jan
4
31% Jan
2
2
9% Jan
22
2
67% Jan
18
2
7% Jan
1
64% Jan
37% Dec 10
35% Nov 29
49% July 25
38% Jan
37% Jan
2
71
Dec
31
88 Va Mar 29
72% Jan
22% Dec
26
26% Jan
22
Jan
22
Jan
8
Public
Public
24% Jan
23
Jan
24
Jan
24
8
8
31% Jan
2
31% Jan
26% Dec
11
32% Jan
10
27% Jan
3
82% Dec
21
103% Feb
16
85% Jan
14
28% Jan
87% Jan
23
Jan
24
35 Va Mar
85 % Dec
26
104
Feb
15
86%. Jan
17
106% Feb
15
90
Jan
89
15
89 V2 Dec
7
8
94% Jan 25
-
26% Jan
7
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
62% Oct
1
74% Jan
3
63% Jan
' 2
66% jan
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
3
40% Jan
21
46 % Jan
4
22% Jan
F°r
3
footnotes
s«*»
page
24.
4.32 %
24
116
15
Serv
3%%
18
.
preferred
Co
Pullman
Oil
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100
100 y+
21%
21%
21'/a
21%
64,500
567+
507a
100'/+
21%
21
a
279
57
57'/+
5674
57%
5,100
14,100
13
12%
127 a
12'%
127 a
12%
12%
12 Va
12'/+
23%
237a
♦23%
23%
23!
a
237a
2374
2374
34
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34
33%
337 a
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290
33%
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34
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169
20 7
20%
20%
67%
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18
467 +
46%
47
95%
95'/+
57 Va
90
90
90
46 Va
36 "a
367a
22
150
20,200
98
100
100
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102
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106
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106
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67
67
67
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78
78
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91
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92
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147
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1,800
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94
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20
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7974
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3,400
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21,100
33
80
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87
131
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80
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26'/+
3,300
136
70 Va
68 '/a
98 Va
97%
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69%
98
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15
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15
15
34%
34
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22
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467a
46
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46
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9
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21%
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67
66
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67
67
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3874
50
19,800
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4.800
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<
61
79%
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131
•
20
148
•
<
700
•
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3.200'
4,000
4,800
;
13,500
23,400
874
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110
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3874
2,300
38%
39%
38 V+
38%
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38%
38%
38%
78%
76%
76%
♦75%
77
76
76
•75 Yz
22%
*21%
23 V+
23'/+
-23!+
23%
24
24'/+
•2374
247+
1,900
22%
22%
23
23
23
•2274
23 V4
100
*22
115'%
10
100
10
No par
»
31%
22%
*217+
114%
*113
1147+
31%
31%
115
31%
27%
27%
277«
87%
*86 %
87%
87
87
*87%
90
93
93
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94
2534
27%
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+
•
3874
7,500
38%
77
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115 "a
115%
115%
116
1157'a
31%
31%
31%
32
317a
32
2774
2774
277+
27%
27%
87 %
87%
27%
60
800
15.900
3,300
90
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90
100
90
87%
89
•89
90
160
94
94
94
94
94%
25'4
25%
25%
25%
25%
94%
257+
4.700
-
4.800
19,500
*87%
25
25
64
64%
64
€5
63%
40%
41%
41%
4174
40%
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64%
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1
—
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92
<
85
.
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65%
v
92
18%
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i:
1,700
a
80
85
26'/+
f
6,500
7%
-
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%
85
133
24
43%
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32!a
20
3,500
23%
24
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43
80
: 7%
f
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43
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63
80
77 a
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i
58
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147
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88 ;
146
60
•
2,200
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57
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9074
147
<
>
92
%
44
146
r.
63%
41,500
88 i
18%
151
9%
43%
;
18%:
62-
40
«
4974 ^
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•89
92
17%
147
97
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9%
18%
»
43%
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97
200
2,430
12 Va
4974
237+
91
♦87
92
146
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100
79
'; 12
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56%
237a >24
42%
81
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6,200
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42
55
.
17%
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4274
80
92
-
43% i 44!
61%
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68
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42
60
67
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43'/a
80
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91
146
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♦92
55
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53
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•
48% :'49%
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43
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54%
23 Va
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497a
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43 %
93
12%
95
48%
r
9%
42%
12%
95
94%
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42
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-
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1
48%
a
50
18,000
1674
427a
30
:•
1674
16%
68!
90
106
16 Va
17%
!
-
25,100
28
•
190
92'%
102
28 7 a
16%
42%
.
2774
26%
♦67
22%-
29
17%
.
8,700
37%
102%
92%
92%
26%
*72%
47%
•21 %
102
105
42%
94%
3674
3674
91%
91
91
95'/+
57%
102
102
.
.
95
56%
22%
*21%
%
9,500
47
96
57%
;■
16%
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.
47%
57
98
68 %
146
46%
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96
26%
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,
1,200
28%
-41%
,
4'%
17.
16%
•
4%
26 Va
-25%
.
4%
105
106
100
4%
•100
98%
*97
*105
300
2,400
102
*
26,200
18'%
*21%
102
97
1874
101%
22%
,
•101
.*89
,
*22
22%
102
477a
9674
1874
577+
36%
36%
36%
36%
30%
*21%
20%
4774
18%
467 a
•95%
577+
.
20%
47a
♦4%
4%
•
18%
57%
*100%
20%
97
*47
97
100
68
47%
207+
20%
48%
•95
57%
56%
No par
*67
*47
*.
46
45%
%95% ■ <96%
1
69
18
4%
.-••
10
No par
No par
179%
97
'
18
4%
4%
47
♦95
18 %
18
--
177
20%
207 a
47
h
700
4,800
182
179
178
*65%
69
♦65 Va
69
-*65%
173
171
170
170
*76%
preferred
Inc
567
100
3,900
447a •'
1057+
101
100
25
25
preferred
preferred
Puget Sound Pow Ac Lt Co
Pure
100
4474
23%
4.16 % preferred
4.20% preferred
100
Pub Serv El Ac Gas tommon.No par
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
.100
4.30%
105%
'
24,800
of Indiana—No par
Serv Co of Colorado
11
Jan
Co
Gamble
cum
44%
45%
103'% 1047+
*99%
21%
56 %
56 %
*5!)
45%:
99! a
21
13.100
,
61
•59
61
61
103! a
45
12%
A
—10
Power
Va
1474
103
*59
45%
103
99%
21%
37%
1474
6,600
79%
37%
14%
14 %
147a
14
23 %
2.50
£
Electric
Ac
$4.75
24
77%
3
3
55%
Publicker Industries Inc common..d
Jan
39
7
111% Jan
Dec
100
Plate Glass Co.
Co
Procter
40% Jan
23
40% July 24
>
Ac
Potomac
2
10% May
July 25
99
79
Poor
16
74
26% Mar 14
102
102
103
2
(conv>
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
10
22 % Jan
50% Jan
27
120
15
91'
31
5
24
70% Jan
21
7% Dec
63 Va Dec
29
Jan
131
4
45%
45%
45%
1
convertible preferred
preferred
79
'
60
60
59
'*58
"•
27
•26'/+
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
*26%
27
10
1
10
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—.100
Pittsburgh Young Ac Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co (The) *.
1
$3.50 convertible preferred—.75
16
2
Nov
*26
Steel Co common
5% preferred class 'Ai.
5%% 1st series prior pfd
23
27% Jan
25
21% Dec
180
Pittsburgh
17
7
2
Jan
44% Jan
31
50
27%
5
j.
Pittsburgh
63% Jan
-
22%
•26 Va
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt*
21% Jan
108
Inc
4
23% Mar 23
30
Inc
10
55
May
Hosiery
10
130
.
*2174
27%
100
5
5
conitnon—; 25
No par
7% Jan
82% Jan
11,700
4174
2274
100
37% Jan
24
41%
*21%
—100
2
45% Nov 15
Aug 10
85% Jail
41%
*26%
No par
100
—100
100
100
1
3
^.100
?l
21
'
600
41%
41 %L
27
146
Pitts
2
1,100
54
22%
97
;
7% Jan
Dec .31
16
Apr 20
,'40% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
68 % Jan
-•
11,700
297+
•53 y+
27
12.50
78% Jan
1
19
18
78% Jan. 25
•
;
30V+ Jan 23
22
Feb.
71% Nov
-•
31
13
.155
Jan
117 a
29'/+
54
22%
guaranteed preferred—100
Metallurgical Inc..—
2.50
7%
11%
30
74
27
Pitts Ft
-
12
*53
22'%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.:
1
Wayne & Chic, Ry com. 100
22
4
700
2,000
7,400
-
*26%'
5
31% Jan
.
:
35% May 14
28
.36% Jan 24
17
-84% Apr
4
92% Apr 27
19
132
60
Jan
.96.%'Apr,. 3
8% Sep -10
-
^6% Feb 10
.
146
69% Dec .17
13
Jan
146
23
:
$5
4%
30
29%
53! 4
40%
,
177+
474
*22
48 %
Petroleum %—
$4.80
497'a
17'/a
4 %
27
*95
Pitts Consolidation Coal: Co
11
Jan
17% Jan
.
1
<
29
53!+
1774
11%
11%.
117a
11% :
29
54
40%.
40%
17 V+
r 4
180
8,100
24%-
•2374
22%
*47
Pitts Coke 8c Chem Co com
2
Jan
41% Jan
.<
537+
39%
——1
...
$4 preferred:
10
;Aprs,4
117a
*28'%
25
*26%
common—No par
preferred -u~
Pitney-Bowes
11%
537+
;_Nb par
common..
Pillsbury Mills
*16 7 a
-297i
a
+
24
■
7,200
'
*22
100
33Vbc
preferred series A
Phoenix
10 *
s
53'
—
3
17
3%
29!
i
21
25'+.
3%
467a
10
Phillips
Jan
•25
11%
10
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
preferred ——
9'% Jan 11, r.
25
-
,
40
_5
—100
4
44 % Jail
25
20 Vh
2
93
25 %
—100
50
3
4
46 la
14
53% Jan
26
•46%
;
14%
96 % Jan
17
47
3% '.
43%
46%
4'/.
46
37 a
3074
43
4674
*41
45%
♦167 a
2974
43
467a
297a
.
43
13%
13 % Jan
42 % Jan
92
30'/+
-
10
17 7b
29:l+
707i»
25
911: Jan
.
1
50 % Nov
" 170
7
4%
12,500
92
:
38
;3.9 "M. series preferred.;
1
5374
92
78%
21,
47% Jan 21
10
28!« July 25.
96
300
■
52%
37%
Philip Morr.V Inc contnotf..
22
76% Jan
Corp
3%%
,
54
*90
92
+
29',+
*41
3%
—>..100
preferred
preferred
Phlico
17% Jan
8
*90'
29'/+
43
167+
1
Phila Ac Reading Corp.
17
+
•41
100
preferred
4.68% preferred
3
4,400
16,000
37%
Corp
4.3%
Jan
10
Mar. 9
70% Mav
.
7
74
~
24
67a
1774
79%
Co-
Electric Co
92% Jan
53%
80
67a
1
'$1 conv preference com
4.4 ft>
Jan
105
16% Jan
Dec
•24%; Feb
Phlia
16:
25
,41% Jan 21.
102
9
37% Feb
Jan
54
3,900
17%
;
79%
common
Brewdng
2
% Jun
22
-
,
140
.
37
102 Va Jan
1774
537
92
28 Va
+
43
16%
com— „No par
common
Phelps-Dodge
674
177 a
6%
36%
Corp of Amer,
2
6%
177a'
134
6%!
54% '
54 V+
*90
29!
*25
,
2nd
4%
:
177 a
*1327+
17'%
Xl77a
90
44%
-
(Chas.i & Co Inc common__l
preferred iconv).
100
Pfizer
25% Jan
;
59% Jan., 3
»
Feb t 3
*
>32% Feb 13
10% Jun
63% Jan
2
19
56% Dec
86''' Dec 26
149
15
Jan
;
•94
.
12% Jan .18
•••
4
Jau
87% Jan
99 % Max ,14
-<
1
31
9
Jan
96
.98% Jan
.
3
July-11
15% Jan
.
,
'
1
Oct
Dec
50
-
91,,
,
8
!
89"
-Jan
Pfeiffer
94% Mar 12
3
40% Dec 17
<22% Feb
10
Feb
,
47.
12% May 25
j
21
36% Mar .13
,
78%. Nov 27 ;
-45
15
134%
36% "
14%
preferred
Petroleum
4
4%, Jail
24
{«4
109% Jan 10
5
Dec
39% Oct
i8% Dec
19% Jan
18
29% Nov
64
89
2
95
Jan
41/ufc
25
2
36% Jail
106
14
Jan
Jan
21
Feb
23
j
May
46% Oct
97
21
102
Jan
96
14
45% Jan
26
Apr
112,% Jan 13
10
Dec
Pet
Co
•133%
.797+
Peoria 8c Eastern Ry Co
Milk
134
79%
Pepsi-Cola Co.—
10
56% Jan
.
16
71
10
% Jan
49
26% Mar 14
19
Dec
17
.
22% Jan
40%, Mar 23
,
^84% Dec 17
Dec
9
37+Jan
..
17
7.6% Mar 19
20% Dec 10
96% Dec 28
93
25
Jan
Jail
18
12
7% Mar 12
107
Jan
69
2
1,580
36%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 8c Coke
182
22
95
127'%
36 Va
Salt Mfg Co
Corp
2
Jan
47
1
126%
80
preferred
18
187<i Jan
;
3
22% Apr
$1.60
Jan
Mar
105
59% Jan
21
Jan
165
3
Jan
54
27
16% Oct
Aug 15
Jan
26% May 18
t45% Nov 20
92
55% Jan
12774
79 Va
Pennsylvania RR
21 Va Jun
1,000
127%
35%
Corp
Light
e'o preferred
4.40% series preferred
25
2
32 Va
1
v.—
*%
2
21
4.300
37%
32'/»
25
Sand
&
497+
37'/+
327+
No par
Corp*
<TT.e>
Corp
Glass
4974
377 a
25
Cement
Power
177a
537+
287a
No par
25
common
preferred
Pennroatl
49%
*32
.
133%
67+
-«>*•+
2,800
37!+
127%
132%
*41
1
No par
(J C> Co
14% Jan 24
12674
67a
1
preferred
84
-
% Jan
92
.
Telep
1267+
100
■
34'/+
49'2
32 3+
132%
.5
preferred
,41.32
20% Jan
29
Mar 29
Jan
25
34
49 3+
6%
90
1
t.__25
1
8c Ford
•24 y+
34
.
No par
prior preferred.
conv
Penick
7
Jan
-
30% Jan
101
Jan
5%
.
25 %
2,000
34
377a
32%
132%
177a
.100
Pictures Corp
Distillers Corp-_
Tllford
Transportation
Patino Mines 8c Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
2
29
49%
37!+
a
51
1
preferred
&
49%
37%
1287 a
*2474
17
Line—
Pipe
Parmelee
.
24
25!
21
.
Inc
<
Parke Davis & Co——No par
Parker Rust Proof Co___
2.50
2
20
56% Nov
78% Nov 29
4e,e
4
Jan
Nov
26;
48% Jan
6% Mar 12
46% Jun 20
1,600
-
17
25
*24%
-i-'V
25
327+
*31
6%
132!
.
No par
Paramount
40% Jan
14% Jun
.
East
10
.
14%
16%
•2474
33%
1
'
1
Common
42% Dec
37
37
16
-36% Jan
2
20
24 Va
17
.
'25 •'+
L
25
Pacific Telep 8: Teleg common
100
6'fc preferred
—_100
26
•14
14
<v
17
33%
37 Va
26
14
14
+
*24!4
49V+
37!
v
137
800
94
*93%
17
337+
49 VB
No par
10 Va Sep
94
*24%
33%
Gas & Electric—
>27% Sep
41
41
*93 %
25
*24%
Lighting Corp
17%
101
41
247+"
2474
25
Pacific
;
58%
60 %
101%
*40 %
94
17'/+
17 V
Aggregates, Inc_5
Pacific
3% Oct
59 %
100%.
60
81
>
41
94
95
13'%
13%
59%
*40%
41
59
.
101 %
_•
101
101 %
*16%
16%
58%
581
59
58%
100
%
81
58
60
58%
60
8
12% Jan 23
3.900
43 %
73
14
8
2,800
74
43%
72%
37% Jan
23 Va Jun
43%
73%
43%
73
50% Jan
4
190
43%
43%
•,
2
40% Jan
86%
42%
18
103
*85%
71
Jan
31
86%
86
36
Aug 27
7,000
86
-12%
12%
12
Dec
12%
86%
Jan
29
2O0
12%
♦106
12%
40 ;
86
26,400
108%
12%
109
85 %
6.25
Co
preferred
Pacific Cement
2
•
34% Jan
•53% Mar 28
27% Nov 29
47%
46'/a
12%
*107
109
-
'
27
9
14,700
12%
2
26
20
27
85%
29
Dec
96
27
47%
46%
47%
,
*106
109
Oct
128
47
47%
*106
30 Va Nov
122% Sep 28
800
17%
17%
•94
27%
27
27%
26 %
26%
35 Va Nov
-
39%
18%
96
'
22
16
Jan
39%
*94
12%
83 %c
preferred
Paper Co common
Pacific
"
39%
*17%
85%
,__6.25
Corp
1
cumul
85
3,200
12%
Owens-Illinois Giass
2
3
13,800
39%
84%
59%
2
40%
39%
i
80%
Jan
85
39%
39%
17%
26%
43
*16 %
Jan
85
40%
96
17%
30
86 %
40
39%
38%
900
16%
%
*85
40%
40%
97
100
preferred
1
63
41 %
*94
108%
l
28% Nov
i
46%
108
100
No par
41% Jan
86
*84%
85
50
100
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
40 %
26%
Fiberglas Corp
104
16%
♦84%
26 %
(The)
40
31% Oct 31
•95
17%
Overland Corp
24% Jan
23% Feb
97
51%
51%
Corp—
series.
+
Marine
Outlet Co
18
13% Jan
*95
39%
Owens-Corning
18
5
97
96
3
21
Jan
*94
17%
10
57% Jan
9
97
96
15
Jail
39 Ta Jan
Jan
*95
39
100
Jan
68
100% Jan
93
*98 Va
40%
common
convertible
Elevator
9
13
98
85
—.5
Corp
4%%
18
51% May
102% Jan
Jan
98
39%
16% Jail
23
35
f
Jan
100
84%
u-7.50
Conv preference 1951
11% Jan
14
*98
100
Common
2
9
.40% Feb
99 %
x4o par
com__10
Gas
17% Jan
33% Feb
250
*98
16%
20
130% Aug
Oliver
200
87 Va
15%
series...,.
29
31
97%
87%
5
■4%
20
80% Dec
5,800
97
87'%
97
Nov
46% Jan
51%
98
87%
*95
Nov
108
51 74
97%
87 %
_100
Olln Mathleson Chemical
2
51 %
98
*86
preferred
.48
May 28
51 %
*97%
87
99 %
105
11
51%
97%
87
*98
Co
Shores
97%
100
Elec
Jan.25
50%
preferred
Ac
Friday
Jan. 24
98
86
Gas
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42 74
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142
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66%
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18% Jan
400
205
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10
6,600
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327a
29
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-
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.
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,
32%
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8
63% Jan
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40
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4
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140
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21
19% Jan
33% Apr
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13%
a
41
4,700
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7
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29
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Bhattuck (Frank G)
Jail
53%- Jan
23
*
32%
29%
100
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ID
Jan
12
54% July 27
1
6
Jan
3
35% Nov
44% Nov. 29
Dec
17% Jan
31
21
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29
Jan 31
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20% Jan
r
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j
67
63% Jan
a
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17
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27 7a
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18
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-
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12
45
Dec
47 '.
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8
Jan
337% Anr ,i«l
21
Dec
24
90
24
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33
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5
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45
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26
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8
Feb
19% Jan
25"
2
67-
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Jan
25
22
73 '
3
16% Nov 29
49% Sep
15% Jun
1
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24% Jan:
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-
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10
8% Jan
7
23
6
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23
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-
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12% Jan 24
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19
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i
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Nov
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9
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35
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287 k
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series A,
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v
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287k
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41
100
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23
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a
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Scherlng Corp
,
11
58% Jan
Savage
28 7
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Co common
Sangamo Electric
11
177s Jan
6
95.
19
Dec
50%'Jail
16% Jan 25
77% Dec
20
75% Mar
=
'San Diego
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40
preferred
noncum
1st pfd 4.40ft
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13%
common__No par
Southwestern
St Regis Paper
3r
35% Jail
2
12% Jun8
5ft
33%.
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10
Preferied series A 5ft.
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93% Jan
16
32% "Jan 21
57% Nov 129
%
2
37% Mar 29
9
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i
41
27 7k
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r
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.
21
16
9
240
23% Aug 22
Oct
11
73% Jan
2
14
27
267k
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40
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6:7a
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10
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8t Joseph Light & Power,,
14
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19
May 28
20
preferred
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42
2.
17
-
4ft
,
3
Co
19'%
27%
100
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Safeway Stores
k
Jail
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150
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73
311
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2.
17
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9
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Pet
Ruberoid Co
9
18% Jan
<
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33% Jan
2
29% Jan
i
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2
3
40% Feb
Dutch
8% Jan
7
,
Royal
28% Jan
3
common
600
82
82%
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66
45
1
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155
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21
13
235
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preferred series A__
21
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24% Dec
69% Dec
•
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36% July 16
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22% Jan
«
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4414 D«c 31
28
a:
21
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9
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NOV
29
21
;
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10
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35% Nov 29
34
27% Feb
Jan
5yaft
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rockwell Spring St Axle Co
16
370
1
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24
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97u
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a
157 a
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52%
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Jail
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4
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40
28%
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17
42% Jan
33 74
18
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a
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11
11
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2,
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>
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5
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10
Reynolds Metals Co common
3
49% Mar IS
1
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6071, Jan
2
27
Oct
49
'
207a
347 a
6%
.
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Va Jan
41% Dec
3
12%
20
34
11%
...
100
Rexall Drug Co
54 Va Jan
85
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_
10% Jan
21
13
Aug
Revere
12 7
19%
10
preferred
Corp
Steel
34
127k
33%
10
26% Jan
" Jan
531
41% Feb
convertible
Republic
35 >/a Jail
97/b Jan 22
'
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$1
20
127 k
Co—
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19%
337-4
1,200
"
pfd 3 %% series
Republic'Aviatlop Corp_,_-
22
18
5
12
32 7
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50c
Conv
10
Nov
11% Dec
30;%
12
2074
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_
3
28% July 19
&
29%
12:!u
,28
Reliable. Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common,
7
4
(Robtj
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307a
197a
5
Inc
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327k
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c
61,909
53'k
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197 a
12%
*37 %.
50
<•1.25 div pi lor preference
4
8
84% Apr
18
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6% Jan
15% Jan
21
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noncum
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54
30%
30
31
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32%
12%
'
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Jan
a
18%
50
1st preferred
29
32%
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common
noncum
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Co
36,
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Jan
1
4.:
Raytheon Mfg Co
Re la
6
No par
;
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4
12% Jan
15
:
16
23
11%
Inc
10
2
Jan
40
Rayonler
Jan
.
38% J«n 18
30% Apr
15
Jan
Raybestos-Manhattan
34% Jan
'
33% Jan 24
4
5
'20% Jan
2
37% May
44% Jan
11
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20% Jan
■
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28 %
a
31%
15 Va Dec
♦
287
74 %
3
'*■
5,100
lu:J
136
28%
23%
4
Kadlo Corp of America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
72% Jan
i
28% 7 28%
3434
34'k
34%
■
26 3
28%
13d
136
135
135
136
34'k
343k
347k
347k
34
136
18
14
Jan
■"134
100
24
21
87% Feb
37% Sep
33 % Nov
34
136
237b
common—5
(The)
Jan
31% Jan
27
14
Co
78
50% Mar 23
70 % Nov
11% Feb
Oats
preferred
<
35% Jan
33% Nov 23
«
6ft
far
Shares
25
,
287u
29% Jail
%
-
Jan.
24
.
Quaker State OH Refining Corp—10
25
29% Jan
Quaker
Jan
the Week
Friday
Thursday
7
28 % Jan
33% Apr
4
22
Jan.22
Jan. 21
Par
Salee
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Heauesday
Jan.23
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
19
'
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
83
44)
8%
11%
8%
8%
8%
2.600
*11%
11%
11%
11%
500
:
1957
Number 5607
185
Volume
.
.
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(503)
NEW YORK STOCK
it
Range for Previous
Year l!)f>(V
Lowest
"
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
YORK
NEW
EXCHANGE STOCK
*'
*
RECORD
■*>•**
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
4
F«r
LOW AND KGK IALB PBXCBI
Tuesday
-
Bale* far
Thursday
Friday
the Weak
Jan. 24
Wednesday
' Jan. 2H
Jan. 22
Jan. 21
Jan.25
Shares
"
43% Nov
29
58 % May
48 s/a Jan
$23
65
49% Jan
31
50
May 28
88
74 Dec
28
45 % Jan
21
57% Jan
21
62% Apr
9
55% May 15
100% Mar 23
.
4
Aug 14
55% Jan
21
4
12% May 29
15% Aug
13% Nov
21
17%,Jan
23
"65% "Dec
49% Jqn
62% Jan
4
60
Jan
57% Jan
4
89% Jan
22
17% Jan
11
17% Jan
14
73% Jan
11..
'
51% Jan
23
87% Jan
18
2
147
a
Jan
3
14%
jail
43% Jan
51% Jan
19
13% Dec
28*
81
.
2
2574 Nov 28
20% Sep
30% Oct
»
22% Feb
•
32
Feb
33%'Jan
21
8
17
Jail
18% Jan
177a Jan
4
29
7
50
,
Aug
0
15% Mar 15 b
101% Jun
7
;
31
82
Nov
47%. Jan
28
39
Dec
19
78
67/e Dec
26
9
25
Feb
1,300
40 '
Jan-
27
Jan
2
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25
21 i
/ 50y« Jan
11
Jan
79'
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57%
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58
52%
52%
52%
51%
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52
52
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89%
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16%
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65 V*
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3
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48
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57
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101,100
5,500
1
1
common
Oil
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-
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Co.
5 % %
ptd
2nd
Sunshine Mining
Jan
2
Jan
24
25
27% Jan
2
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
7
38% Jan
3
Sutherland
21
July
27 % Feb
38
Dec
13
42
Feb
9
81
Dec
26
8 % Feb
0
25
80
Paper Co
5
7
22% Jan
21
25% Jan
25
Sweets Co of America (The )„4.16%
July 26
55% May 10
99
May 7
38% Jan
2
42% Jan
10
Swift
40% Jan
21
46% Jan
9
82
Jan
16
86
Jan
4
12% Dec
11% Jan
2
13
Jan
11
&
23
Co
7.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
No par
$4 preferred
Gould Corp
8ymington
1
;
5,400
34
34%
33%
33%
2,800
17%
*17%
17%
600
18%
18%
3,300
18%
500
3,300
18
38%
37%
38%
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26%
26%
27
7%
7%
7%
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38%
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38%
/
69
A
7%
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1375
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24%
36%
36%
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23%
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39%
69
41%
83
49
77
77
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18%
7%
7%
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: 16%
76%
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25 %
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%
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69
69
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2,400
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1365
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77
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18
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27%
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19
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10
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90
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14
91
Jan
4
42
Jan
21
47% Jan
11
28
Jan
3
23
24% Jan
2
16% Dec
5
15 Vb Jan
21
16% Jan
3
Western
Feb
13
67
17
82% July 20
105% Feb
86
104
23
Jan
2
Jan
•
25
58 Fa Jan
11
73
Jan
2
74% Jan
14
57
91
93
May
9
Jan
25
63% Jan
22% Mar
5
18% Jan
25
20% Jan
4
36% July 17
;* 28% Jan
2
30% Jan
11
65% Mar 20 i
99% Jan :4
27
5
130
20
28
Feb
Jan 21
*54:
83
Jan
Jan
58
:
89
2
,
Jan
31
25
69% Jan
2
94% Jan
15
96 V4 Jan
18
: 26 Vb Jan
Aug 30
80% Feb
15
65f
Jan
25
68% Jan
27% Dec 20
31% Jan
18'
,..,27 % Jan
23
28 r
50% July 24:
46% Jan
''99,
Jan
2
100% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
29% Jan
30% Jan
23
69
f
Dec
14% Jan
4% Dec
*
20
Dec
30 %
127
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41 % Jan
) '
May 10:
16% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
4
19 % Dec
.
26
18
145
19
23
60 % Nov
4% Jan
;
30
Dec
98% Mar
714
30% Jan
8
Jan
22
21% Jan
22
29
1
Jan
25
43% Jan
.
2
1
54% Jan
Jan
23
Jan
14
Jan
7% Jan
9<
4
21
88
207
13
10% Jan
8
2
86
■
?
■
1
2 f-
.300
28%
29 V i
4.200
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300
1,200
29
48
47 3i
49 V a
49%
48 V4
49
24,800
37 Va
37%
37
37
1,800
26%
27%
7,600
102%
102%
95
27
27%
95
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93
7
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93
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42%
43%
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104%
22%
23
15 Vi
15%
15%
15'i
43%
43%
44
104%
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23 '
15 Va
Motor
; Wilcox
'Wilson
9
5% Jan
21
20 % Jan
25
Jan
common—10
*93
97
59
54%
54 V'a
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74 Va
*73 Va
58%
59 Va
18%
19%
19 Vb
28%
29%
•58 Va
59%
Co
common
—
100
comipon—1
57
Oil
Co
WJlson-Jcnes
e
,
Windsor
'Winn-Dixie
22
2
—5
No
preferred
Co
•
Industries
Stores
Wisconsin Elec Power Go
6%
8
V4 Jan
com
10
100
57% Jan
3
88% Jan
3
'3
8% Jan
8
25%
*64
*64
27%
27 3 4 '
x27 %'
27%
48%
48 Va
48%.
48 Va
v 100%
*100
12 Vb
-
k
55 V4
12%
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56Vi
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75
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'5%
31%
-
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127
21%
29Te
30%
29%
30
10
44%
44%
44%
447£|
10
•V
54%
55%
"
55%
"
*89
90
*89
202
202
208
87%
7%
1
;
'57 Va
90
87%
-
*
7%
48 Va
48
48.
99%
99%
211
100
12%
28 Vi
55 %
56
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15
!
12 Va
12 y4.
*28 %
28 Va
55 Vb
•
83% Feb
20
101
,,
Jan
34% Aug
7
28 Vi Jan
9
30% Jan
14
36% Dec
12
32 % Jan
21
35%: Jan
2
131% Dec
.8
16
105% Jan
25
123% Jah
2
28%'Jan
11
lb
July 30
29% Nov 28
t
141% Jan
3
«
•
28% Jan
95
Jan
4
25
103% Jan
3
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg
Co
10
23%
(L A) Spring & Wire
-5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngs town Steel Door
No par
105%
Young
Zenith Radio Oorp_
32%
26%
-No par
95 Vi
*BI<* ^ asked pvtoes:
dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
29%
32%
109
.
26%
95%
29
29%
33 Vi
107
*
■•"'
14%
4
.
26%
96
33 Vi
76
11,900
-
--
19
;
19%
100
5%
; 5%
1,000
20'%
203 8
20%
20%
5,800
129
-
44
-
3L%
22
29%
-
-
44%
129
44%
22%
29%
*
44%
57%
211
87
21i:
86%
:
*
\
8
.
331,4
27
98 Vi
ao eale* on this day.
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.
29 Vi
a
-
.
97%
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29%
11,900
.7,900
212
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.
86
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88%
212
-
.
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8
29
29 Vb
28%
33%
34%
34%
108Vi
27%
107%
106%
27 Vi
27%
27
96Vi
99
95
99
delivery
r
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vain*
3,200
..
44%
88 %
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10
1,300
J
56% •-"57 y2
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89i/a
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,
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29
56%
6,800
31%
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Vi
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210 *
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31 Vi
30
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8
'
129
21.%
88%
•
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*
57
86%
31 Va
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.
44%
56
-
'
30%
27V's
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'30'/8'
106
60
100
-
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15
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.
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108%
1,900
55 Va
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76
19
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50
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1
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8
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105%
Va
1,580
-
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26% May 24
24
Jan 19
200
300
-
'27%
*
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21%-
210
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8
440
7,500
f
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VB
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:
31%
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-88
'
!
27%
14,600
/
20%
:
.31%
,
:
21%
10
preferred 4% %, series__100
pfd 4% % conv serles.lOO
<Wrigley
(Wih) Jr' (Del)
No par
27 3i
.
5Va
..
5'%
20. Va
127
22%
-
58%
95%
65
12
19%
53b
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*
65
28 Vi
-
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19V 2
57%
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-.
66%
100
76
5%
129
.
15
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•300
25%
"
55%
-14%
,
20 v4
31%
*126
22
*18%
20%'
100%
55%
;
40.600
'91
*48
.
12%
."*72%
55 Va
.
25
28J%
;' 14%
5%
•
1238'
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15
19%
*100 '
28%
19,500
12,400
*27 Vi
66 %,
.12 Va
72-
Prior
Wyandotte Worsted Co
.
*28 %
Prior
,
25
25
(F W) Co..
Worthlngton Corp common
95%
25
66 Va
28%
20
Corp__10
—
Woolworth
14
Jan
Service
Woodward Iron Co.
.,
10
90% Jan
Public
60%
95
25V^
66 Va
100%
*18%
1
-preferred
Wisconsin
583i
95
14%
'"
:
59%
24%
72
10c
Inc
Inc
58%
94 V2
24 Va
*
——10
;
60
•
4,200
19 Va
*89
95 3 i
-
57 Va
*127
24%
-
300
29 Vi
54%
89
58%
48%
55 Vi
'
55%
-
95%
'28%'
12
'
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68
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24%
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par
55VB
89
59%
-
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;
54%
'
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7,300
18%
*
95%
*
24 Vb
20
55'i
'87 %
54 %
10
-
54%
75
28%
...
-
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58
10
>
4.300
2,600
97
53%
19%
28 3 i .29%
87%
2,900
15%
Vi
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19%
54 VB
60
23%
*93
55 Va
75
291 i
88
95
& Co Inc common—no par
$4.25
2
Jah
22% Jan
Corp
preferred
2
212\
15
19
*127
No par
Steel
Sewing Machine
preference
4
45
15%
29 Vb
55
*86%
100
100
Prior
2
32
54
44
104%
23
19%
47%
Jan
31%. Jan
58%
54
23
29%
.
•
93
*103 Vi
"
97
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54%
74
59 %
19%
10
140
-'
95
54%
74
102 Vi
95
23 %
55%
27V4
102 Vi
103%
;
43 3i
*91
1,200
30%
a
*25
'
48
1043i
74
•
*27%
White
.White
'
7% Dec 31
74
1
;
Jan
127.
Brake
preferred
19 % Jan
8
Jan
127
24,
216
'Jan
20
15
99% Jan
•
$5
73
-
54 Va-
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp common—5
4t/4% conv preferred
80
'White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
15% Jan
59
21
Jan
19
50% Mar 19
88% Nov 29
15
Jan
50% Jan
2
14% Jan
721
Mar 22
>24% July 10:
367/a Fob 27
159% Jan 25
83 % Nov
20
2 '■
'Wheeling
'
8'
'
4
37 % Feb
Jan
55:
.
9
25% Jan
:
;
5
10% Jan
31
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
s
61
17
Sep 26
Oct
8
13% Apr
2:
29% Mar 14
30
1 12% Jan
*
,
Air
3.80 %
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
14
23
26% Feb 16
..
Jun
*
93
93
Westinghouse Electric common_12Mi
10
27% Jan
Apr 10
9Jan
X1;
102
25:a
29%
23
43%
15%
58%
7
11% Jan
99 '■
1
15%
4
103 %
*
23%
28%
9
24% Jan
7 36% Feb
*91
Westlnghouse
24
57% Jan
.
93
Western
3
24
.62
*91
Auto
25%
Vi
800
48
27
93
43%
25 Va
*30 V
37%
•
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,
*90
103%
30 3'8
29 Vi
a
"93
23
'30%
-
28% Feb 23
Jan
27%
102 3 4
95
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Union Telegraph
2.50
4
17
69% Dec
103
8
361
*93
42
30 VB
25%
2,400
50
48%
47 3 i
,
95
Supply Co com
-.5
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry com__Nopar
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
21
53 % Jan
May 10
26% Nov 29
50% Nov 29
48%
36%
26%
5,900
36%
473i
491'2
47%
36%
103%
36%
*36%
33%
103
1
36%
•
a
33
192
100
38
32 Va
*102
common__5
44 V
37%
32 Va
100
100
preferred
11800
-
44,%
"
"
17% Nov 21
Mi
4% %
'
•
38
32%
100
C
26
;
44%
32 Va
B
Western Air Lines Inc
68% Feb
.
Pulp & Paper
17
22% Jan
28
Jan
Va
series
103% Jan
13
94
Sep
21% Jun
preferred
*48
102 3
26%
■
44'%
*37%
2%
36
"27
26%•
-100
3,200
2,600
%5V2,
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49%
26%
%
15V4
27»
35 Va
■
15%
3,100
i.
V
"2%
47''4
5
Series
96-
'i(41%v 11%
'
32%
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49%
'48
95
95 Ve
-
2%
pfd
4%%
f2
Dec
46
4.10%
West
Power
preferred
31
47
_>
Penn
27i
32%
32%
:—50
1
4
Corp
Penn Electric Co
4.20%
»
Sugar
Jan
93
82% Dec
preferred
25% Dec
15% Dec
|
4.8%
3
Jan
20
58% Nov 29
com__2.50
Kentucky Coal Co
91
18% Jun
128% Jun
Snowdrift
&
Jan
2
18
Oil
48% Jan
21
92
Wesson
;
3
3
—1
50
2
5
Corp
39% Jan
4
Dec
44% Dec
25 % Jan 10
Nov 26
97
Dec
45%, Jan
3
2;ioo
6r100
15 Va
•37%
'36 Vi
•
Welbilt
J
-
,f
17%.
15%
15%
43% :44?r
36 Vi
8
Mills..
" 43%-
73
sbo
17%
:
11,%
-
'800
29% y
.
l5Vi
*11 Vi
15%
a
36%
'
Wayne Knitting
273b
43 Va
95
*29'ua,
72 % •
18
15
f
-
73-i.i
jJ7%
,
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.
26VB-
27V»
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V
96
•
151
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,:v.29%
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143i
11%
-
36 V4
5
73 Vi,
15Ve
<»
43 %
■•
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-
-
.
37%
,
37 34
No par
Wayne Pump Co
15 Vb
-
11%
13 Va
29%
.*
17 7 b .18
14%
96
11 Vi
30
73%
:
,.t*.13 V4
13 Vi'
>
-29^4
;
73 3i
*95
11%
*
42'%
.
'
96
11%
...15
No pa»*
»
*73 Vi
18
;*95
Pharmaceutlcal—l
Washington Water Power
4
•
'*14%
..1
1.
Washington OaB Light Co
11
Jan
27% Dec
8
36% Jan
Bros
Wa rner-Lambert
7
14
3
8
2% Dec 26
Jan
19% Feb
21
38% Mar 23
37% Aug
27
Mar
22
s
Warner
3
9
37% Oct
Ward Industries Corp
74
17%,
...
_100
—1
*29 Va'293i:
73v;
...
-•13,%
'13%V
13%
29%-
•29 \'i
1
Corp
13%•; 13%:.
r..
JNo par>.2.50 - >
—1
5%%' preferred
Wardell
3,
W
&
Baking Co common
'
40V4 Feb
'
G
Walworth Co
15V?> Jan
"
95 Ve Dec
—10
(Hh-am)
w»iKer
2l:
NO par
Co
18% Jan 11*
2
?
—j
108"
"27%
97%
1
7,700
2.000
20,600
3,800
8,200
.1
r cash value. wdWhen distributed .* 1
28, 1957
Volume
185
Number 5607
The Com me rcial and Financial Chronicle
...
(505)
23
-4
Record
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
■„%\
Range for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
>>
98
17
Peried"* indicate
point
represent
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
Dec
98
"Interest
decimal
one
Lowest
:
-
NEW YORK STOCK
^
Highest
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3s
Treasury
2:,-is
Nov
12
90.12 Dec
12
90.26
89.21 Dec
90.22 Nov
96.30 Nov
13
96.30 Nov
Jan. 23
Low
High
Low
•
High
Thursday
Sales for
Friday
Jan.25
Jan. 21
Low
Iligh
Low
High
the Week
Bonds($)
High
•
*98.8
98.16
*99.4
99.12
*99.4
99.12
99.3
*98.28
99.4
93.4
*94
94.8
*94.4
94.12
*94
94.8
*93.24
94
*97.22
97.26
*97.30
98.4
*97.26
98
*97.18
97.24
*97.14
97.20
1958-1963
*100
*99
*100.4
100.8
*100.6
100.10
* 100.4
100.8
*100.8
100.16
*100.12
100.20
*100.16
100.24
♦100.16
100.24
*90.8
99.10
*99.11
99.13
1958
*98.19
98.21
*98.24
1961
*96.2
96.6
1962-1967
*92.4
1963
„,100.6
*100.4
100.8
*100.16
100.24
99.13
*99.8
99.10
*99.7
99.9
98.26
*98.25
98.27
*98.23
98.25
*98.22
98.24
*96.12
96.13
*96.10
96.16
*96.2
96.8
*95.30
96.6
92.10
*93
93.8
*93.4
93.12
*92.28
93.4
*92.26
93.2
*94.30
95.2
*93.14
95.20
*95.12
95.18
*95.2
95.8
*94.30
95.6
——1963-1968
^__June 1964-1969
*91.12
91.18
*92.4
92.12
*92.10
92.16
*92.12
92.20
*92.6
92.14
*90.26
91
*91.20
91.28
*91.28
92.4
*91.28
92.4
*91.22
91.30
*90.20
*91.16
91.24
*91.26
92.2
——1965-1970
*90.18
90.24
*91.16
91.24
*91.24
92
*91.24
92
*91.18
91.26
1966-1971
*90.18
90.24
*91.16
91.24
*91.20
91.28
*91.20
91.28
*91.14
91.22
1967-1972
*90.12
90.20
*91.8
91.16
*91.18
91.26
*91.16
91.24
*91.10
91.18
Treasury 2%S ______Sept 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
—Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 2?«s
:
1957-1959
8
95.11 Mar
13
PRICES
sale
Wednesday
Jan.'! !
*99.11
*90.4
90.12
*91
91.8
*91.10
91.18
*91.8
91.16
*91.2
91.10
*90.10
90.18
*91.8
91.16
*91.18
91.26
*91.16
91.24
*91.6
91.14
*98.2
98.10
*98.6
98.14
*98.8
98.16
*98.2
98.10
*98.4
98.12
*98.21
98.23
*98.24
98.26
*98.25
98.27
*98.23
98.25
*98.22
98.24
*97.3
97.5
*97.7
97.9
*97.7
97.9
*97.4
97.6
*97.2
97.4
Treasury
9
Dec 15
_—
___—
_
.
—
2%s
Treasury
Ijjov 13
95.14 Mar
12
high
Tuesday
Treasury 2Vas—
Treasury 2%s'
12
90.11 Dec
mature.
Treasury 2 Mas —l——Dec 1964-1969
13
90.12 Dec
bonds
*92.28
__
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'.is
Treasury 2%s
12
91.3
the
1961
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
12
when
point.
a
1995
2%s
—1960-196q
Treasury 2%s ——_Mar 1957-1958
90.13 Dec
month
JainS!
1978-1983
—
Treasury
91.12 Dec
the
case
32nds'of
Monday
Low
Treasury 2%s
12
each
more
/,
EXCHANGE
17
91.12 Dec
in
or
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW and
i
Highest
Dec
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
2%s
Aug 15
June
Treasury 2%s ——June 15 1958
Treasury 2'»s
Sept 1957-1959
13
______
Treasury 2%s ______June 1959-1962
Treasury 2Us
Dec 1959-1962
2%s
Treasury
15
—Nov
90.26
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95.6
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93.16
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WEEK
FOR
ENDED JANUARY 25
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Last
or
Sale Price
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Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
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1997
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Corp of
con-v
4'As conv subord debs 1976
'
Co—
4s series A
Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-./«/p
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
u
93%
95
Mar-Sept
General
Bt
93
s
Corp—
General
8t
95
*92 V*
1951—June-Dec
June-Dec
6'As sinking fund mtge series C 1951—June-Dec
3'As assented series C 1951—
—June-Dec
Participating ctfs 47/as 1968
Jan-July
~_M«?/-Nov
.1955
6s
&
42 Va
92
16
Corp—
series
assented
91
38
6'AS sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
186
Mav-Nov
93
:v%v
Missouri 3%s
1977
Works
uebs
3'As
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp-—
§ADirect
92
————-..Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s' 1970
„
—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll
trust 3'As 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
—_May-Nop
43as s
f debs
1972—;
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973-——Apr-Oct
U 8 Rubber 2%s debentures 1976_
—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967 —
April-Oct
9634
72
84
<87
93 Vi
*84%
Reynolds
41V4
April-Oct
1960—Jime-Dec
jl/ar-Sept
debs 1961
1976-
debentures
90
131
91
40 Vb
1968
debentures
33/bS
*92%
Jan-July
90'%
40 'A
Refunding mortgage 2'%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
-April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23As 1906—April-Oct
94
*93
82 Vi
£2'A
WW'/'"
•
debentures
97
90 "2
Co—
mortgage and coll trust 23As
2%s
R
Radio
Oil
Cent ref and impt 3%s
of
94'A
*88
June-Dec
1974
1983——:
debentures
Electric Co
85%
94
'
94%
Union Pacific RR—
104 "a
*90
1964
3%s
M«y-NQv
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980——_—-—June-Dec
1st mtge 3'As 1982—
—Mriy-Nov
Union Oil of California 23As debs 1970
June-Dec
95
*106%. 138
Apr-Ocf
debentures
f
s
First
*91
170
82 VA
85 V 4
•
■
94 %
943k
first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
income 5s Jan 1960
___April-Oct
Associated
Water
3s
95
1983—April-Oct
.
Ave Ry
Adjustment
Union
99%
I'd
p.2
85
110%
Pacific—
Orleans
of New
RR
3'As
Q
2%s
Oats
mortgage 3'As
refund
Pacific-Missouri
Tol & Ohio
101
98 '/•*
82 V*
0
gold 5s 2000.——___Ju»e-Dec
M 3%s ser E 1985__Jan-July
Pacific first
&
■';'7;- u
100
June-Dec
1975
1990—April-Oct
89Vi
98
Jas-July
ilfop-Nov
:
refunding
1970—Aprd-Oct
3%s series C
Tri-Continental Corp 27/as
100 Vi
82 »A
96
2
98%
82 %
3.V4S series B
M
Texas
95
89'a
82 VA
57
87
M
J A Third
97
_.
99
'
9634
98
refund
Tide
refunding mortgage 3'As 19C8__Jari-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972_.il/flT/-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979-June-Dec
1st
93'
108
*89%
1965_—
3s debentures
*95
Jan-Julf
1985——April-Ocl
—May-Nov
C 2019
2%s series D
and refund
A
—Mar-Sept
89 'A
Louis—
4s series
M
and
Co—
Gas
impt
First
'
1981
89 %
89
.
First,
Feb-Auo
1963
debentures
96%
Texas
First and
3%s
80
4
%
94%
*100
April-Oct
debs
&
94%
Mar-Sept
1977
95 Vb,
90
89
Texas & New Orleans RR—
79'2
96 3
94
,
Texas Corp
June-Dec
1984—_
37/as
of St
Assn
and
June-Dee
1983
27%s
Electric
debentures
3s
3s
Gamble
&
101%
80
*
Feb-Aug
mtge 3'As
RR
and impt
Term
1962
1986
1st
100
■30'
*96%
Jan-Julv
general 4 Vis series D 1977___
Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3Vis
80
May-Nov
Plantation
Potomac Elec Power
100%> 101 %
Ry—
5s
1973
Refund
102
ii/a;-Sept
Ashtabula
general
C
Terminal
100'a
General and
First
B
102
Auril-Oct
First
series
debentures
90
95
90
'
'
c
Jan-July
May-Not
1972
debentures
100%
90
90
UM
Jail-July
tlto*
100%
10
98Vi
104
102
2%s
Co
&
2%s
98'2
—
<•100
102
April-Oct
1965.
1966
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Superior Oil ..Co 3%s debs 1981
Low
No.
90
90-
Since
Jan. 1
Bold
Hipb
100%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1S73___
debs
3%s
Chemical
Range
Bondt
Friday's
104'i
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st Aitge 37/as series A 1984
Pittsburgh
Ptauffer
Refund
1964
3Vis
9-4
Sunray
*98'i>
or
Bid & Asked
mrjtl
923 4
__
■=■100
Man-Nov
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsburgh
Low
22
Bale Price
LOW
"100
June-Dec
General
Pittsb
No.
a
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Swift
Feb-Auk
1904
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Jan. I
IJiah
931
*83
1963—Feb-Awn
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970__
So'd
& Asked
Range Since
"93
1957_.il/nT/-Nov
Consolidated
Bonds
92%
Feb-4ne
June-Dee
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Rv—
Consolidated
JANUARY 25
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Low
1964._
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972__
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27%s 1996
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stuck
BOND RECORD
EXCHANGE
88
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
Jan. 21
stock
following
extensive list we furnish a
Friday
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Precision
Products
Acme
Wile
Adam
Consol
Aeronca
Aero
Friday
Salei
Shares
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
1,500
5%
Jan
Air
10%
10%
2.700
11%
Jan
Air
28%
29 "4
Jan
Ajax
Inc
10
1
250
Associates
1
1
*
common—5
Way
Inc
Industries Inc
Ltd
6%
63'a
6%
800
4
Jan
9%
2.400
10%
Jan
Alabama
Great
8%
8:%
300
2%
Jan
Alabama
Power
8
Jan
Aian
6%
Jan
J_
2
2%
%
..
5%
5%
Gas
;
Wood
Southern
Steel
3
50c
2
Corp
4.20%
900
5%
cumulative
preferred
Co
%
preferred
for Week
Shares
Hxyn
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
1.500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
U
12.700
U
Jan
1
Jan
32%
5,900
5
r.t
%
j
B
31
90 %
125*
28
29
400
85
86
[75
90
100
10
—
31
Jan
160
31 '
50
100
Range Since Jan. I
Low
High
4%
5
—
6
Range
1
J)
Petroleums
Alabama
63
(N
Bale*
Week'*
of Prices
Low
Par
10%
28
Sale Price
Exchange
Hi yn
Hluh
1
28
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Inc
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
JANUARY 25
5%
Surpass Shoe Stores
Alcsworth
ENDED
4 3-t
Manufacturing Corp
Supply
Agnew
Industries
WEEK
4%
common
Co
Prices
FOR
1
Corp class A
Acme
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Week's
ot
week beginning Monday,
include every security whether
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
the current year.
RANGE
STOCKS
RECORD
YEAKLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
Friday, Jan. 25. It is compiled from the
bond in which any dealings have occurred during
and ending
01*
AND
Jan
88
28
85
Jan
Jan
Jan
34%
160
90%
31%
89
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
k
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Last
ITOOKI
American
100
25%
a
3%
4
4%
12,900
3%
3%
4%
1,000
Jan
4 Va
J an
28%
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
5 VB
Jan
4
Jan
3%
Jan
4VB
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
4 Vb
Jan
_1
Allied Artists Picture# Corp.;
-1
3%
~3
%
4,600
3%
Jan
.10
bVz% convertible preferred.
Allied Control Co ke
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock--1
9 %
9
%
9 Va
'100
9%
Jan
10
X21 Va
22 Va
1,700
20%
Jan
22%
48 %
47,
53%
7,700
47
.,.!
22
22
23 «A
1,900
22,
Jan
24 Va
Jan
100
87%
86%
88 Va
750
83%
Jan
88%
Jan
22%
23 3
8
900
22 3 4
Jan
23%
Jan
11%
11'A
11 Va
400
11%
Jan
13
11%
13%
1,300
9%
'
Allied Paper eorp^_——————
Allied Products (Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America-*-,
$3.75 cumulative' preferred
*
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum industries common
Ambrook Industries lnc
American Air Filter
American Beverage
American Book
&._•
*
(R I)
5%
pfd
conv
common
1
1*
Inc
American
_2§
American Meter
Co
American Seal-Kqg
Oil
30 3 4
Jan
33 Va
Jan
11
Jan
32%
32%
33
3*2%
Jan
33%
Jan
Central Illinois Secur Corp.—
31
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
15 Vb
Jan
1,600
125
34
14%
15,200
13%
2
common
16'A
15 Va
16%
1,628
15%
4'A
900
4
200
22%
22'A
200
9
9
Central Power A Light 4% pfd
Jan
Century Electric
22%
Jan
Century Investors Inc.
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Chaniberlin Co of America.:
4%
5%
4,100
I'o
7,500
Vb
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Charter Oil Co
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
14%
14%
14%
17%
39.000
9 %
10,700
4.Va
4%
400
97%
99%
180
35%
36 Va
9,500
8%
4%
36 %
Jan
Jan
99 Va
Jan
Christiana Oil Corp..
96
37 %
Jan
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
Clark
95%
Jan
98
Jan
Jan
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.:
53/B
5%
3,100
4%
Jan
1
14%
147b
3,900
13%
Jan
15
Jan
-.8.60
19%
I8V2
19%
1,800
18 %
Jan
19%
Jan
Club
1
41 %
37%
42%
20,400
32 'A
Jan
42%
Jan
Coalstal Caribbean
Jan
8%
Jan
2 Va
2%
500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
Colonial Sand
2%
2%
9,200
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
5 %
4%
5 Va
21,900
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
99
100
30
98
Jan
1
1
1,100
1
Jan
1%
43 %
Jan
46 Va
Co
200
44 Va
43 'A
•
5%
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
3
26 Va
Jan
44
19%
23.
'
Jan
83
Jan
'■"1:9
Jan
Jan
19%
5%
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5%
Jan
Jan
5%
1,000
7%
Jan
8
Jan
2 3 it
2 7 it
18.900
2%
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3%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
78
Jan
81%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
13 %
13%
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1
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6%
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Jan
28%
Jan
31
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4
Jan
27%
Jan
4
4
4
500
3%
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4%
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4%
800
4%
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4%
Jan
9
Jan
9%
Jan
9 Vb
Jan
9%
Jan
91 /
2%
8'h
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,
700
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
33
33
100
33
10%*
103b
700
16%,:16%
__
100
10'A
Jan
1%
5%
52.400
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Jan
8%
(iOO
5%
2%.
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23%
300
9 "a
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Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
10
Jan
10%
Jan
15%
Jan.
17Va
Jan
Jan;
23%
24%
900
22%
Jan
24%
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(11
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63«
1,300
5%
Jan
7>A
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
2
Jan
«/. 2V4
5% Jan
33% Jan
6%
40/
Jan
1434
Jan
15%
Jan,
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30
5 %
2
2%
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10c
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6
(5%
4.400
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36 %>
3 400
15
15 3 4
1.900
28
29
.,36
...28%'
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
17%
Continental
Jan
46
Jan
*15%
Continental Aviation A Engineering...1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
jan
-
44'A
200
16%
44
42,600
21%
Jan
300
15
Jan
15%
Jan
700
15%
Jan
16%
2%
Jan
'16%
2%
Jan
15V4
15%
17
5,000
20 3 i
18%
5
2 Vb
A
Consol Electrodynamics
Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities.—1
Smelt
&
Industries
Ltd
3
Jan
Jan
3
•
,
*
;
28
2,700
9 3 It
Inc
57«
6'A
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6
6%
r'-Va
jan
Jan
6%
Jan
5% 'Jan
7.100
1 Va
Jan
12 Vb
Jan
6
Jan
5% Jan
2.400
5%
Co
Coro
■
1
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting-...
Cla>s B nan-voting
Cornucopia Gold
1 Va
•
—
Paint & Varnish
Jan.
9'A
Jari
9%
v
6%
Jan
1.2 10
5 Va"
*
6 Va
10c
Jan
5%
3.000
5,800
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Jan,
10%
inn
11 Vt
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*
9%
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li
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12,400
10%
10
1.25
Inc—
1.700
5
50o
Corp—_—20c
3
500
a
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Jan
17%
»A- 11%
17 Vb
75,200
1,200
16%
Jan
17%
12 'A
700
12 Vb
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
10
16%
16%
12%
14Va
7%
,
i2Va
8
7 3b
700
3%
64,600
.
Jan
14.
5%
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan,
Jan
5%
jan,
4%
Jan
47%
Jan
48%
Jan
12%
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8
Jan
300
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14
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15
jan
12%
Jan
16
Jan
7 Vb
'4%
4%
Jan
6%
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6 Vb
3,800
6%
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Jan
30%
31 Va
1,100
30%
jan
33
Jan
92
31
150
8%
8%
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Vb
1
8%
40
Jan
+
1% jaq'.;
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39%
2,400
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40
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Jan
Jan
9%
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•
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300
12%
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13%
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900
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11
Jan
19%
200
19%
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19%
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500
1%
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2%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6 Vb
Jan
75
31
47'A
10,300
48%
Jan
29
Jan
31
47% Jan
49%
Jan
7%
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6%
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46%
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17%
16%
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1%
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47%
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12%
22
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13%
Jan
21%
Jan
23
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
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8%
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900
4%
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5%
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600
18%
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19%
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2,300
16%
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16%
Jan
16%
-
%
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Jan
4%
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Jan
je
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4%
4%
1.301
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4%
5
1.600
4%
1%
2
9,600
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1 %
Jan
2%
Jan
7
1 %
Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
•
277«
26%
28%
10c
31B
3%
3%
California
—I
13%
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14
57%
57%
47
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10.000
50c
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footnotes
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5
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15%
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200
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300
1,400
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7 Va
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4
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg.
(The)
Hosiery class B
10s
Co..
1
—
1
common
414
1,300
•
Dynamics
1
14
Corp
of
America
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
Jan
36%
Jan
38,;
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5%
jan
«%
6'A
6%
18,700
33 Vb
32%
34%
11.000
78%
78%
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78%
36%-
38%
450
3612
6%
Jan
Jan
20
55
Jan
57 %
Jan
100
43
Jan
47
Jan
Eastern Gas
51,
5%
800
4%
Jan
517«
Jan
4%%
26 34
27%
453
25%
Jan
2714
Jan
Eastern
&
prior
Fuel Assn
preferred
Malleable
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common
lo
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* 38
♦
8,000
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Jan
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4
5VB
Jon
38
6.400
37 3
22%
36%
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Jan
Jan
31%
38
3%
17%
Jan
•
29%
Jan-
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
,
9%
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43V Jan
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Jan
13
Jan
31 Vb
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5.700
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4 200
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jan
146
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1
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Jan
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'
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14
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.,
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp common
;;
Drilling & Exploration Co..
5 Va- Jan
Jan
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%
common
A
10
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preferred
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9 lA
19
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100
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200
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7%
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22%
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18%
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Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd
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15
14 "4
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American :dep rets ord reg
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Dome Exploration Ltd—
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd.
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1
1
15
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12%
1.800
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Burroughs (J P) A Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit- COrp
12 %c
Byrd Oil Corporation common
25c
6% convertible class A—
.7.50
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24.900
97it
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Oils. Ltd.—.—^—25c
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2%
2
I
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2,400
7
Detroit Orgy Iron
Jan
2%
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Detroit Gasket
Jan
10%
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17VB
< 14;.400
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9%
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19%
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1
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8%
Buell Die A Machine Co
debenturesi.
18
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10%
Dejay Stores commpn
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Dempster Investment Co-^-—
—1
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Jan
1,300
13%
21 Va
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2 V«
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—
10c *
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400
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1,200
6%
21 Va
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preferred
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17%
»
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26
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T
Jan
/
,
1.900
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10
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7 Vb
28,200
1
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7
Jan
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4
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Jan
93
Jan
7
17'A
common
7%
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100
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Jan
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2
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29
1
25
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47%
634
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14 V4
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Cuban Tobaqco common
—•
Cuban-Venezuelan
4%
4.300
''
6%
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Brown Forman Distillers
.———
6%'
,
25
•'
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20
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91
20
Crown Cork Internat'l
Crystal Oil & Land Co coipmon
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1
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,
24,800
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200
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.
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300
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British American Tobacco—
American dep rets ord reg
British Columbia" Power common
5
.
7
6 Va
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..
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100
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3
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211
—_1
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200
47%
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69
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Jan
81-
29
3%
1,300
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200
27%
Consolidated Mining
53
i
common
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'< 5
9
27%
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Continental Air Lines Inc
5%
common
Bridgeport Gas Co
$2.50
83
25
Jan-
5%
Brazilian Traction Light A pwr ord
$3.00
Jan
23%
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I
Bornp Chemical Company Inc
walvan
25
Jan
24
Jan
3%
common..
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Jan
67
700
9%
3%
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24
100
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23 »A
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soc
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13%
Jan
3%
44
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60c
4%
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—1
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6%
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Jan
12Va
24
2:!»
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Cuban
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Bell Telephone ofCanada
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4%
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1,700
13
79 %
^
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2%
l
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Bell anew 'Corporation.
B S
Jan
Jan
'8%' Jan
63,200
31,000
,
5%
4%
5 Va
Connelly Containers Inc
.
BeaUpBrumuiell Ties
4% cumulative
Brown Rubber'Co
Jan
-
4%
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British Petroleum
6%
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23%
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17 Va
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Banff Oil Ltd—
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Barcelona Tr Light a Power Ltd——*
BarlUm Steel Corp.
;
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6,300
5%
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Jan
5%
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Baldwin Securities Corp.—..
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Jan
^
4 %
5'/4
5
17 Va
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Jan
106
19%
4,900
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5
1
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1
common—
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1,000
82%
23%
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1.100
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Jan
24%
6,400
24%
23%
.
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Automatic Voting Machine
American
4%
4 3 ii
22
21
13
2%
24%
10 pesos
Automatic Steel Products Inc
'
Jan
4
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%
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Atlas Plywood
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'
20
•
106
^10c
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Corhmodore Hotel Inc
Atlas
Ayshlra -
36
1
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Audio Devices
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le
—
Jan
Al_*
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2%
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1
,
Laundries of America
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8/if
33%
4 1 !•
Cockshutt Farm
21
1
4(H)
34
Jan
1
1
5
Controller Co.!
5%
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9
Jan
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5
City Auto Stamping Co
14%
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Jan
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'
6
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Co.
i
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing
98
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Jan
•
1
Jan
48,700
24%
13,500
8%
4%
1
33
98
2 i'<;
8%
7%
'
—5
10
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Chesebrough-PondS Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine..
Chief Consolidated Mining.—
75
22%
23%
Jaii
2
4%
1
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Ltd
10%
8%
4%
x93
2,
27 Vi
1%
2,50
Charis Corp common
14%
17
Jan
Jan
12,600
4%
2
10
preference
Hi
14 Va
Jan
1 R1
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6 %
11;
10
—
Equipment Corp
Atlantic Coast
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4%
2
jan
7
19,800
1
2I
100
Co common.
1%
1JJan
3%
7
3334
—100
Jan
5%
200
Jan
1%
_1
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Jan
4%
•
Assoc Artists
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3.50%
17%
9
2%
4 %•
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13%
20c
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
(ex $43
preference $1,50 series..
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Central Maine Power Co—
Jan
21
27%
-
63b
.1
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Jan
Jan
271/4
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Jan
26
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32
Jan
113
4,300
67»
1%
10
32%
14%
Jan
Jan
2%
—1
(A M) & Co.
28%
Nitrate Corp—
dep
Castle
10 %
Armour & Co .warrants
CI A
Jan
40
400
—
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42 %
100
/
19%
2s 6d
common
10.900
shares
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Jan
40
7'
Jan
4%
26 3
105
dep rets B ord
(J W) Co
10%
Angostura-Wupperman
c
*
Appalachian Elec power 4V*% pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel OR Corp
5
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
•
Arkansas Power A Light—
4,72% preferred.
lOo
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Jan
American
30 3A
2J2
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14
13
Jan
•V
3
Casco Products common—,—__—__—*
10%
4.7!
Associate
Jan
700
6/!v
8,600
;
-
6%
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Carreras
Carter
Jan
2,200
12,800
5.50
30 Va
Product#.——.
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Jan
7...
.
3%
Light $5 pfd
Carolina Power A
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2G
26
^5
1
Carnation Co common—
10'A
5%
Mines Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro
1 Va
76 Va Jan
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc_
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5%
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s
..1
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Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc—
6
„
1
—
30%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
"A"
Jan
v
Natural Gas Ltd vtc_
c&nso
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Central Explorers Ltd
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Jan
50
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
Jan
54,600
6 VB
5'»
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61'«
8c
Jan
preferred
•
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American Writing Paper common—.!
AMI Incorporated
3
Anchor
13 Vb
Jan
1
Co 6% pfd
Petroflna Inc class A
Anacon Lead
Jan
Jan
13'A
American Tractor
Amurex
Jan
2
Minerals
14
x31
30 lA
/19%
;
Ltd——_*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi A.
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Willlston
Vb, Jan
10
x307b x31
"_1
& Dock Co
Canadian Dredge
Range Since Jan. 1
12
18,300
^
Ltd vtc.l
Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Atlantic
12%
20
preference
Cawada Southern Petroleums
l
Co
American Natural Gas
American Thread
11 Va
common
•
American Maracalbo
American
Jan
Jan
Jan
40
40
Laundry Machine20
Manufacturing Co com—.21
American
6%
56%
1%
13%
13Vs
1
American Hard Rubber Co
Jan
73%
100
American Electronics
Jan
50
1,500
1%.
1 %
1
—
Co
Jan
6%
20
Jan
6%%
Ltd
Co
Hipff
12%
Low
*
•
Ltd
Co
Canada Cement
for Weak
Shares
1957
Sales
Rangs
12%
Monday, January 28,
.
Week's
Last
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Mines Ltd—1
.
.
of Priees
Friday
.
Campbell Chilbougamau
Canaan Bread
Alios A Fisher common.
~3%
^
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13%
4%
„1
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American Steak Bxeksmre
5%
25 7
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Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
All
WEEK ENpED
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High
800
Algemene Kunstsljde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shores.
RANGE TO.R
Range Since Jan. 1
Shores
of Prices
1
Inc.
Airlines
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.
Low
rtr
„
Week
ior
Hangs
•ale Price
AmHiu Itssk InkMH
Soles
Week's
VrUtej
andZFJhancial Chronicle
Commercial
The
32%
Jan
Jan
36
Jan
81
Jan
38%
Jan
Jan
Number 5607
185
Volume
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
(511)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCJM
..
Week's
Last
Amtftoaa Stock Exchange
$7
Shares
Eastern
Low
preferred
$2
500
Bond
Electric
~7%
1
Share
&
common
Electronics
America
6%
Eureka
Eureka
Line
Pipe
Metal
8 %
Jan
30%
Jan
Jan
24 %
Jan
Intex
Jan
8%
Jan
Investors
.7«
Jan
Iowa
28%
Jan
Iron
1,000
7%
%
2,300
%
28%
15,800
26 VB
Jan
Jan
Company
Royalty
Fireman
Jan
16%
Jan
Ironrite
10%
Jan
12 %
Jan
Irving Air Chute
3%
Jan
31a
Jan
Israel-American
3,500
13%
Jan
16
Jan
$1
or
95
Jan
98
10%
Jan
9%
20
V
10%
1,100
9%
Jan
3%
3%
11,'400
41%
450
7%
8%
8,700
7%
1,700
10%
8
10%
1014
7
11
74.
7%
3"%
700
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5%
%
17,100
%
J 514
16%
Sterling
Firth
Flshman
7%
7%
1
19%
19%
20 Vb
1
3%
.—10
Co Inc
Ltd
Stores
Tiger
Ford
•
Line
Motor
Ja
class
A
\
8
12
Jan
Kaltman
Jan
Kansas
Jan
Katz
•
7%
16%
Jan
19%
Jan
50,300
3
203
7
44%
950'
42%
8%
13,700
7%
1 rt
(D)
22%
2214
9%
1
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Jan
22%
Jan
44%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
9:%
23
1,300
22 V*
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4,200
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
24
••
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600
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116% 1161a
25
116%
Jan
ft
15,700
3%
Jan
7%
•5,500
64i
Jan
1,700
4%
Jan
5%
9%
5,700
8
Jan
9%
16%
1,200
16
Jan
1614
Jan
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(The)
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4
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5
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i6
1
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Corp
preferred
com__l
51^
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$4.60
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1%
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■|94%'i97Va
8% :
12%
12%
32
13
•
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Kropp* (The)
Jan
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Jan
7%
1st
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common
■
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La
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*:„_-lQ0;
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19
-
11
,
3214
Jan
97%
.
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29%
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32%
4%
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.
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Jan
9%
.
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2%
71% Jtui
79%
•
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25
*
8
■
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Jan
162%
Jan
Jan.."
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Jan
1%
12.700
414
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10
1
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57,100
.
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18%
2Va
.
b
2%
Jan
7%
-
Jan
6%
10%
8,500
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&
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■
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4%
Co
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pfd-
10c
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5
Hormel
Horn
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5%
311—1
class
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5
%
17%
4%
11
,
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
105
Jan
Jan
85
&
Hardart
31%
25
25
Jan
28%
Jan
25%
700
17%
18%
1,100
17%
Jan
18%
Jan*
12
13
1,000
12
Jan
13
Jan
18%
18%
18%
600
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
3%
8,800
3
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
16%
3
Jan
16%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
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2%
2%
2,300
1
1 .:,M
300
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lft
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3,900
13%
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13%
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Jan
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13%
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12%
22%
22%
200
22%
Jan
22%
Jan
11%
11%
200
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
3%
3%
1,000
3%
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4
Jan
6
6%
500
6
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8%
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1,000
27
13%
12
3%
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5%
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119
31%
8
23%
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Jan
9
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VB
25
90
Jan
Molybdenite
67
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Molybdenum
Jan
6
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
3,200
10
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
2
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2%
Jan
100
3%
Jan
4
Jan
100
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
11
Jan
12%
Jan
17%
Jan
18
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Jan
13
1.600
12
2.600
300
18%
19
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59
Jan
Jan
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Clemens
6%
Mount
Vernon
Mfe
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Co
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
96%
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99%
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50 %
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2,100
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128
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14%
3,600
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21 %
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33
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5,200
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17
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56 Vb
60%
Jan
59
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
National
Bellas
National
Brewing
Jan
National
24
Jan
National
Elec
Mig
Jail
59%
Jan
12%
Jan
6
Jan
Casket
Petroleum
Presto
National
Research
common
6%
Jan
10%
Jan
1,100
7%
Jan
8%
Jan-
1,600
1 Vb
Jan
1%
Jan
5%
6,200
5
Jan
5%
Jan
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1,100
15%
Jan
16 v4
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Jan
32
Jan
33%
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32^%
15
30
700
40
.
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14%
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1
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6%
15
500
15
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100
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22,800
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4
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Jan
7
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Jan
Jan
15
Jan
15
Jan
37%
Jan
44%
Jan
32%
33
850
30%
33%
32%
34
34 %
3.200
33%
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14,200
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34*., Jan
34%. Jan
Jan
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13%
1,000
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13%
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25.500
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16%
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50
50
52%
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50
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57%
Jan
16%
Jan
23%
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15
21%
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4%
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16
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4%
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4%
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9%
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2
Jan
1%
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9%
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10%
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17%
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Jan
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400
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16
1
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Jan
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1,600
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18%
400
9%
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200
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9
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300
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7% .Jan
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600
22
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6
1,600
16
22
3,400
28
28
50
19 %
20
1,800
—
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16
9%
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5%
—
5%
700
5
700
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7%
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20%
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Jan
7%
19
21%
28%
Jan
Jan
26
19
Jan
5%
jan
'
34%
19
19
34%
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
'
■
-
-
—
13%
13
13%
1/64
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104 000
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6,500
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3,900
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103
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22%
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1
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25
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87
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157
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87
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Jan
250
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225
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850
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Jan
95
Jan
88
Jan
158%
Jan
44
Jan
17%
18%
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Jan
National
Starch
Jan
National
Steel
19
Jan
150
122%
Jan
124%
Jan
1%
3,700
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
26 %
25%
26:i4
4,200
22%
Jan
27%
Jan
27%
27 Vb
27%
Jan
27 %
Jan
2.50
2 000
15%
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17
Jan
National
Transit
2%
400
2%
Jan
2%
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National
Union
Jan
94%
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2%
14%
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1
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10%
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10
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300
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2%
600
2%
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400
19%
Jan
23%
400
23 %
4%
29.800
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1
23%
23 %
3%
3%
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2
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
4
11%
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2%
Jan
4
21
Jan
Jan
23%
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
3 %
Jan
4%
Jan
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10%
10
10 %
1,500
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10%
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17%
19%
6,500
17%
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19%
Jan
30%
32
400
30%
Jan
32 Vs
Jan
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24%
24%
1,400
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
10c
9%
8
~9%
28.000
7%
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Jan
—1
4%
4%
4%
900
3%
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5
Jan
30c
2%
2%
2%
2,100
2 %
Jan
2%
29%
30%
900
common
Electric
3
—1
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Inc
Cotp
Ltd.
Jan
6.700
20
Ltd
10%
33%
1,000
2%
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1
4 VB
Jan
Jan
4 %
2%
19%
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9%
33
2%
(Mich)——.—1
Associates
Corp
common
Co
— —
10
Products
Car
10%
Nestle
124
l'V
-1
5
Rubber Machinery
Jan.
Neptune
124
1%
100
Tel
Industries
Telefilm
.Tan
9%
1%
8%
.
14%
■
43%
5
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National
as;
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preferred
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Wold
Jan
3.500
'
50c
& Stores common
85
200
Jan
800
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Jan
92
29%
14%
1
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5%
Jan
1,:,«
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83%
87»
10,100
Jan
16% fJan
preferred—*
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90
1
100
1%- Jan
13%
14%
10
15%
56%
6
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1
common
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14%
•
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10%
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92
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16%
600
1,400
32%
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National
4%
93' 4
Jan
71%
5
_25c
common
National Alfalfa
Jan
13%
5
35 %
Jan
10
15%
►
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Company
Nachraan
2%
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t
1
common
Jan
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50c
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29%
5,200
Jan
—4
Jan
40
8
-
•
Products
National
Hardware
Jan
.1
,
M-uske^on Piston Ring common
Muskogee
117%
200
8%
*
1
Co
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
x24%
85
6%
50%
9%
5%
5
Murphy
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
20
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Inc
Jan
16
5
16%
9%
—1
conv
Mills
States
TV
24
84%'?
2
Jan
'
Mountain
Muntz
57
700
16%-
-48
Jan
1%
£1
preferred
Metal
113
58
38
1
(Can)
cumulative
inn
56%
Jan
Jan
27%
.5
100
4.80% cumul pbeferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
4.40%
120
1,200
56%
Jan
16%
59
Corp
Power
cumulative
200
4%
dep rets ord reg.:
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Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco -of Canada..
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit <fc Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr <fc Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
1
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
56%
57 %
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Corp
Corp
Corp
* 57%
5%
8%
Jan
15
16%
1%
1
commofv.-,
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,7114
24%, 24%
5 %
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2ft
16%
50c
7
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10".
5
Jan
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10%
Jan
4%
20*
1/64
38
414-
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29%
Xl4%
Jan
Jan
500
35 %
16
1%
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dividend shares
Public
Jan
Jan
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16
1
W'ohl
Jan
2%
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33%
10c
Missouri
11%
14
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Jap
Jan
200
*
Jan
Jan
12%.
21
15
5
4% %
Jan
10%,
14%
6%
Jan
Jan
71%
35%
3Uc
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62%
•
5
Jan
2%
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5
1
Corp
Corp
86%
5
13.2.50
44%
5
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
116 % 123
3,200
2
1
Jan
34
2%
49%
9,500
43
5
convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
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10%
49.;.
_
i
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Miller
300
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8%
15%
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Midwest
1,400
98
10%
8%
5
—1
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non cum
Jan
1,200
100
Securities
$2
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11%'
„
200
5
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Chemical
Mid-West
Jan
Jan
-
29
15
15%
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
'Michigan Steel Tube..
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Michigan Sugar Co common
1
6 Vo
preferred
10
2%
15,000
&
Thermit
&
3%
5 Vb
-
28%
11 %
10%
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pref———•
(born commdn,
Textile
j
Michigan
4 Vb
17%
114
8%
100
700
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10
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37
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29
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Jan
90
17%> 18%
10
(A
1%
200
4
15
4
13% Xl4 %
X14 %
1
common
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Johnson
3%
Jan
2%
6%
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9%
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11%
.
Mays JJ
McDonnell
Midland
Jan
41/B
2
14%
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15,300
25%? 26%
Cd
Petroleum
Jan
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2'.
6
1,400
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OH
2%
1.700
11%
2,400
5%
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States
39%
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300
4
—
500
4 345«
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27
14%
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16
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200
8%
27
3.500
common..—
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58%
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3 %
3,900
34
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2%
31—15
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Baking
Hygrade Food Products
V*r
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4%
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12'4
Jan
90
-
26%
1
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Hydro-Electric
Industrial
24
18
25c
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35
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5
(Harvey)
Inc common
Humble Oil <fe Refining capital stock-*
Hydrometals
Jan
12%
25%
2
Jan
Jan
Jan
X? 24 4..
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preferred
&
23 ya
4%
-jj
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3%
2
4:!4
4:,«^
—
Hardart
Lock
Jan
200
24
.—2.50
Jan
'
12%
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Hubbell
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Jan
98
4%
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58
2.700
60c
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^
66
25c
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—
(Geo A)
&
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Jan
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Jan
37
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90
90
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
250
2%
314
9 Vb'
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15
2%
5%
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10
1,300
38
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Co
23%
50c
10%
900
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Ball
Jan
j Jan
2ft Jan
96%
100
2%
17%
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34
3,300
12%
\
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Oil
13%
5
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10
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;
12
58 Vb
2
1-
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75
210
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34
1
.—
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14
13%
100
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Metal
2'!0
82%4 85
37%
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Holllnger Consol Gold Mines—
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc...
Holophane Co common
^
Hoover
Jan
13%
5
Jan
112
500
Co
Massey-Harris-NFerguson Ltd
350
.130
2
Corp
Macfadden
-.
« %': Jail
Jan
127
85
,
Lynch
Jan
25
Co
Gallon
(R)
Class
4%
1
common
Maine:
4.-27 % Jan
Jan
'
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Jan
—1
-—
preferred
Hofmann
100
7,700
5%
-
Mangel .Stores
11 %
85 Vv105
l25c
Mfg
4%
5
....
Jan
■l'"3%
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_
Rubenstein ' common
Hercules
Jan
1
Groceterias second
Jan
Jan
12
Hecla
Hlgbie
lVa
18%
common..-.
(R
Magna
Jan
91
_10c
Hevi-Duty
Jan
ft Jan
5%
University
Petroleums
J8n
1
^
1
Light
Brewing
Holt
Jan
2%
18%
Ltd
Lunkenheimer i-(The)
Jan
Jan
.%• Jan
.
300
,
2%
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Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Corp
Henry
Jan
6 %
Jan
2
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10%.
17%
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10%
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6%
Jan
Jan
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Corp
Plywdod
(W
Jan
%
18%
Steel Chain
V
Lodge* & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wlttnauer. Watch. Co
Louisiana Land* & Exploration
,^Jan
4,900
'
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4%
%
5
2%
113
1
Corp.
•,
of Delaware.
Industries
Locke
Jan
6%
Jan
3.100
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Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Heller
1,100
4%
5
*
Common
Jan
5
Harnlschfeger Corp
Mining
5
70,700
%
1
Sessions
Tourneau
Loblaw
1%' Jan
Hi %
4 7%
10%^f 11%
H
Helena
1
1
33 %c
commbn
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Jan
Jan
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11%
&
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Jan
13%
6.700
7
1
Co
Mfg
14,700
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
1
*
5%
cumulative preferred
Jan
2%':| 3 ft'
•
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Liberal
41% Jan
:
,
Jan
,V Jan
Jan
Jan
600
..
129% ^30
common—.5
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5
-1,200
155 '4157%
Industries—
&
Organ
Hastings
900
2%
75 pesos
Mines
Fbundry
Lear
Jan
-
Harvard
6%
Co
Co
Refineries
7%
Jan
1%
1.700
2
——
preferred
Harbor
6 %
5%
2 %
I
A
Realty
12%
8. v4 8%
10%
7
S
Leonard
3
,
Jan
02%
200
....
%,*:
130
1
5
Hartford
6
2%
1
Ltd
Inc
Lefcourt
16
Jan
18
.
19.300
1551a
50c
Company
Land
Lamp
Jan
6 %
Inc
Lanston Industries Inc
Jan
10
1014
2%
...
Hammond
11%
1
Company
Apparel
Consolidada
Lake
Jan
Jan
13%
-
,
11%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Hall
Jan
*
Co
2V4
814
25:;-4 25%-
V
5
B
$4.50
10%
5
5%; Jan
"
25%
10c
.
Hydraulics
Grldoll Freehdld Leases
Griesedieck Company Films
132
72
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Grocery Stores, Products
"
2%,?- 2%
a.
Inc
Great Lakes Oil <te Chemical Co
Class A
Corp
Forge
Brewing
L'Alglon
Jan
4%
,
Jai\
5'%
150
■
30%
,
200
13 * -i'
,
50
Geer
Guild
600
L
300
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preferred
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11%
7.50
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Jan
17%, Jail
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•
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Great Atlantic <k Pacific Tea—-
Non-voting
9
12%.$
-
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l
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Great Amer Industries
:
Jan
11%
50
...
Rubber
7%
39% Jan
525
.
-5%
10%
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Manufacturing common..—.4
Rapids Varnish;
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!
2%
.10c
common
preferred
Corp
Jan
Jan
2%
400
8,000
a': 514$
Gorham
Gary
Jan
2.50
Stores
120
3% Jan
5',4 Jan
14%
v
6,000
class B_
Manufacturing
,
69,600
24%:? 32%
.—10
1
r-'
;1%£ 1%
.
97%
—•
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1,000
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Inc..
Goldfield Consolidated
Grand
2%
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110
Jan
2
25
16
•
as.
...
Distillers
Union
Goodman
*■»
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common
Alden
Globe
•
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32%
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11
20
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2,200
11%
25c
a—
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&
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Lamsori
28
*5*
39
17%
50c
.
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.
300
%> 40%
17%.,. 18%
"
40
preferred—
Yellowkpife
100
6.4
5
Corporation———_1
$5:
preferred
Giant
Gilbert
Co
La SuJle Extension
16
'
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3,400
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1.300
.
£1
:
common
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Power
'2%
■'
600
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dep rets ord reg
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convertible
preferred:
Georgia
2%
25
General Plywood
&%■'
••General
4%
5%
2.;4
2%
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ltd—
Co
General. Fireproofing
General Indus
~4.%
*
Supply
convertible
30'/2
warrants—
Co
Builders
General Electric
:
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Corp
Acceptance
General Alloys
30%
'30%
.1—100
__1
_—-—
General
•
,*
common-..
preferred
Mfg Co common.
Oeilman
General
2\i
1
Products
Lamson
<
Jan
2%
5
(S). Dept
Knott
Jan
Pitt
De
11%
"2%
4
(Del)—
cumulative
*
Kleinert
Jan
Fox
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord
Amer
Fort
10%
pfd—100
Inc
Kobacker
106%; 107 %
voting
2,700
_50c
4%%
Company
Co
Klrkland
Jan
107 '/a
Electric
Chemical
Kingston
Jan
10
Jan
&
(Walter)
Jan
<
Jan
A non-voting__
Motor
11%
.1
Corp
Kin-Ark
Oil
Company
Kings County Lighting
Jan
310
7%
-
Class
Ford
Jan
10%
15c
common.
Company
Gas
Kaweckl
Jan
8
L'„ Jan
Co
Ltd
Drug
Klein
1
Inc.-,—L~.
Jan
6%
44
K
Kaiser
Jan
1
11
VI,700
7%
Canada—
of
8%
Jan
17.800
10c
Corp
Jun
Jan
5%
.
Glass
Industries
3%
1
'
Flying
°
43%
1%
4414
-2.50
Inc
Jan
Jan
4%
46%
1
Oils
7%
;•
■■
Jan
900
11
3%
7.%
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(Phila)
(M Hi
Fltzsimmons
7%
Corp
Association
Fire
1
Ltd—
Financial General
49%
61b
3,400
1.1
Jupiter
Jan
11%
Jan
400
580
Jan
Jeannette
Jan
42%
Jan
7
5%
.
4
Jan
%
16 %•
Jan
41
5%
25c
class
Jan
600
5%
%
Jan
16
98
41 X
10
44
8 %
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
14%
98?
Inc
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5%
5
*
16
1
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Camera & Instrument—
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1,700
3%
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Co
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1,300
15 %
——1
Lota
pfd—100
7,700
9%
common
<&
3.90 %
3%
Kennedy's
(Max)
Co
Range Since Jan, 1
HiQh
X7%
7%
1
11 %
1
...
45%
33 %c
Public Service
Shares
Low
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Oil
for Week
•
A
24
'•
■
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
Industries
19%
400
Kawneer
Factor
Machinery
16%
100
a
Corporation
International
3%
1
Manufacturing
Inc
Cigar
Jan
177
International
10%
10c
preferred
Co
1st
cum
Jan
16%
10c
Week's
Last
■ale Prloe
3%
20c
pfd
Empire Mill work Corp
Equity Corp common
$2
convertible
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
Fro
Friday
American Stock Exchange
1114
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Esquire
31%
Jan
26%
28
1
Inc
El-Tronic s
Jan
%
5
common.
Electrographic
Corp
Corp of
28%
177
28 %
—:
1
Limited
Mines
26
30
class A
JANUARY 25
Par
28%
1
;
Corporation
Elder
int
ENDED
slOCKS
.
shares
WEEK
Range Since Jan. l
Hiah
1
Associates—
of beneficial
Sugar
Common
FOR
for Week
preferred series A
preferred series B
(6
Edo
Corp
RANGE
Range
of Pricee
•ale Priee
Par
States
Eastern
Sales
common
5
1
22:%
Jan
32
Jan
5
Jan
3t
The-Commercial and
32
-
Financial Chronicle,Monday, January 28,
1957
(512)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Week's-
FrMay
'
■
\
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Last
'
Range
f harei
New
Bristol Oils Ltd——.
;—1
n
New
British Dominion Oil Ltd
_40c
2%
New
Chnmberlaln
-—_50c
133%
%
Petroleum
9,400
2
2%
7,500
133 % 133%i
1,610
convertible
50c
New
Mexico
New
Park
Coal
Pacific
New
Arizona
<te
New
Process
New
Superior
Co
York
Auction
York
&
Riiii
Co
;
Ind
Jan
164a
Jan
Jan
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lit
18,700
1%
Jan
1%
va
1%
1,900
1)4
Jan
1%
Jan
87)4
Jan
87)4
Jan
2"j\i Jan
2%
Jail
Jan
13)4
Jan
61
Jan
2 tit
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1,500
13
13%
300
60%
58%
61
*
425
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5534
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10%
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xl0%
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a
4*? 8
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3%
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Jan
-1
5%
5%
514
3,100
5%
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6
3%
3 V4
3%
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3)4
9%
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7,200
1,900
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10'4
38%
39%
700
38%
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pfd
' 9%
100
•
91%
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6 A
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2
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9%
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Jan
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40%
Jan
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41,,
5 %
Jan
Jan
-40%
Jan
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5 tV.
14.000
Jan
Jan
10.500
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30
76%
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91%
90
86
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91%
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9 %
90%
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5,3,
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7%
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8,700
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2,200
%
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Jan
3,400
314
Jan
21
%
Company
-
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Ogden Corp common
Ohio
Brass
Oliio
Power 4%%
Okalta
Old
40c
preferred——2—100
cumulative
74%
1
_
Oxford
Securities
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
7,900
2 i7H
Jan
74%
450
71%
Jail
76%
Jan
3«»
100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
'
5%
preferred——.
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—
5%
redeemable
1st
5%
redeemable
1st pfd
;
preferred
redeemable
1st
4.50%
redeemable
25
1st
preferred
25
4.30% redeemable 1st preferred.
25
Pacific lighting $4.50 preferred—*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred*.
$4.75 conv div pfd
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dividend
Pacific
preferred
Ltd
100
514
Jan
13%
Jan
14
Jan
8614
Jan
92
Jan
24 %
600
24
Jan
2514
Jan
3%
300
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
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321a
2.700
30%
Jan
32%
Jan
4.88%
29%
200
27%
Jan
29%
Jan
4.56%
26%
27%
800
26
Jan
27%
Jan
4.48%
27)4
South
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
South
Ltd
Jan
4.32%
27)»
Jan
4.24%
26)a
Jan
4.08%
24
x23%
24
1.000
22%
Jan
24
Jan
Southern
Jun
23 %
22 3
23 %
200
21%
Jan
23 %
92%
91
92%
110
86)4
Jan
92%
Jan
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84
Jan
91 %
Jan
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Jan
97%
220
92%
410
104)4
2%
840
1
2%
17%
17%,
18%
33.400
94%
94%
96%
150
Petroleum
Oil
Israel
vtc
1
-
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares
Paramount
Motors
Park Chemical
Company
2
;
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Penn
Pep
of
1
Ltd
Canada
Traffic.
Boys
lil
2
...
15%
9%
9%
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Piper
Poloron
Jan
96 %
Jan
1%
11,000
2{)?
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15%
800
15%
15%
9%
900
93a
2.000
10%
9
6,000
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Jan
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200
19
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class
11%
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Jan
21%
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3,300
38%
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40%
Jan
314
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Jan
314
Jan
.
8
3%
2,100
3%
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17
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Jan
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26
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39 3 4
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1,000
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75
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2
.
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72
1,000
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72%
314
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114
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Jan
Jan
414
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414
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1
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1
16 3 4
16%
16%
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16%
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16%
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
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common—
.—~1
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4%
518
1,100
4%
—-1
7%
7%
7%
400
714
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—1
—
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5
514
4,600
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4%
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72
600
5%
5
—
4%
25
6
72
ordinary——
Canada
Parts
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
74
Jan
72
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Stein
1614
(.00
16
Jan
16%
Jnn
Jan
Sterling Aluminum
1414
14%
300
14%
Jan
14 %
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5%
900
5%
Jan
6
Jan
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13)4
1314
13
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
100
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
2%
2%
4,100
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2%
Jan
Jan
12%
12%
12
12
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,
12%
1%
2,000
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200
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& Co
(A)
Sterling Inc
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Inc
—
-1
———— 1
—
Jan
2%
Jan
Sterling Precision
12% Jan
13%
Jan
Stetson
2
Jan
11
1,4
13%
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93%
21
2,300
17%
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93%
1.100
93%
Jan
94%
Jan
Stylon
6%
Jan
Sun
6
Jan
Sunrise
Jail
Sunset
Jan
Superior Portland Cement Inc.
Jan
Superior Tool & Die Co—.....—
Swan Finch Oil Corp.—
Jan
400
6
70(1
5%
23%
24
300
23)4
Jan
1%
1-%
1.70(1
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6%
6
6 3 i,
6
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2
6
t
5%
5%
5%
1.900
5%
Jan
Tcleplione Co
—20c
Fowdreli & Alexander common—
2.50
Power Corp of Canada common...
*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
1
22%
22%
22%
1,100
22%
Jan
227a
Jan
8%
8%
8%
800
8%
Jan
8%
00%
60%
200
60%
4%
4%
2.900
4%
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5%
53%
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54 '4
Jan
2.50
10%
17 %
100
16%
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Jan
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50.500
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Jan
%
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16.100
6%
Jan
1.200
15%
2%
Jan
100
2814
Jan
31%
Jan
2914
30%
5,200
2914
Jan
33%
Jan
19
19 %
900
19
Jan
20%
14
700
13%
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14 %
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8,700
314
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3%
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200
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Corp—_1
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1314
4
Petrol
3%
11
a
200
13%
Jan
11
Jan
14
Jan
4
5.400
jan
4%
Jan
2,000
56%
Jan
59%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
%
Jan
3
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
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13%
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59
334
561
58%
*
.
4
314
3%
1
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13 3
13 3 4
5%
1,200
3
3%
a
115,800
4
Jan
5 3 i»
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8,600
Jan
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Ray
3%
28%
Jan
Pratt
(S)
2%
—
93 %
2%
3%
.
29%
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Inc
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28%
3
*
——
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2%
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common
16
16
common.,—
20%
common——.,1
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Jan
21%
29
Mi!
—1
—
33
1114
21%
197a
1,800
.-
30%
11 %
Jan
11 %
21%
Jan
Standard
Steel
Jan
Jan
Jan
Standard-Thomson Corp
Co
314
11%
-
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Jan
2%
1
29
Jan
Jan
2 %
*
150
600
3
1)4
234
——.
10%
18%
;—.10c
common————7o
200
4
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600
900
50
2,100
10 3
Jan
Jan
1 %
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23.800
6%
—
314
10 Ii
3
3
—
%
1%
6%
1
63,800
1%
6%
—
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Jan
3%
u
1
5
1
——*
,
preferred
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Starrett
48
Corp
_1
Inc —50c
(Ky)
Packaging
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Standard
Convertible
48%
5%
Standard Oil
6%"Jan
Jan
Jan
1,400
4
37«
Jan
22%
45%
4.8UU
48%
45 %
114
Jan
21%
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:
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Jan
Jun
58
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22%
Jan
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5%
62%
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Jan
Jan
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15
127%
Jan
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15%
Jan
92
5%
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Factors
8%
45,400
4
7%
350
1,400
1%
Dredging Corp common
convertible
$1.60
4%
.1
common—.
Corp
Mining
19%
Jan
•
,
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Polaris
Jan
6%
——
At Lake Erie
Pneumatic
17%
Jan
Jan
Jan
———
Inc
Jan
Mines Ltd
Aircraft
Pittsburgh
Standard
Jan
—10 pesos
Corp
Governor
Pioneer Gold
St.ahl-Meyer
93
70,400
—
Phillips Screw Co
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Jan
4%
,
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Phillips Packing Co
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■
11
29
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2,000
96'»
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—
1
———5
Spear & Company—.—
Jan
—2.50
—
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Jail
Jan
Jan
0%
a
90'
20
Inc—————2
Co_.__
Royalty
1
Co
(The)
Circle
Peruvian
11%
61.
15
15
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect
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■T®'
1
2
-
10%
1
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Class
11%
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Jan
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4%
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Jan
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2
-9%
Jan
26%
29
1%
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Pipe
Standard
vtc—2 Bol
(C A)
2%
700
10%
100
10%
120
*
91
97%
107%
Jan
84% Jan
1,700
;
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Edison—-
Materials
91
Jan
*
common—
California
Southern
95%
Jan
96 %
preferred——
25
preferred
—25
convertible preference——-25
convertible preference—25
cumulative preferred—.
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cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred
25
27)4
86%
12%
4%
cumulative
Jan
104% 107'4
100
8 %
original
Jan
1
Pan
Co
California
Jan
Pacific Power & Light 5% pfd——100
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•
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C-ll
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Southern
23)4
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12%
90%
1
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25)4
1
Petroleums
Coast
25%
90
Jan
25c
common
200
107%
Jan
1%
a
common
1,100
♦
9%
4,800
29
Manufacturing Co
20
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
1-1
SkiaU'Oil Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
Slick Airways Inc——
5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills——-—0
Sonotone Corp
1
Soss Manufacturing common.——
1
500
800
400
1%
Singer
250
91%
Jan
9%
1%
10%
Singer
5%
89
1%
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5)4
5,000 lr
Publications—
Pattern
26%
90%
Jan
l!a
convertible preferred———
Simplicity
27%
..
Jan
173s
12Va
2
Inc—
Simmons-Boardman
133»
1,900'
3f'«
Jan
17%
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Shares
American
26%
-
$4.36
Lighting
Silvray
Simon
Ltd—
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Silver-Miller
X257a
25
Jan
14%
4—
—
26%
25
series A
preferred
4.00%
B
x25%
27%
—
Jaii
3%
7,400
—2
Silex Co common
1
Silver Creek Precision Corp———10c
Class
28%
25
1st
32'4
18%
19,800
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Jan
3-,r;.
*
Ltd
Breweries
Sicks
Jan
17% Jan
15)4
Corp of America common—-3
Sibone.v-Caribbean Petroleiini Co
10c
5'/r
25
—25
Canada
of
Jan
10
Jan
134
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16%
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3)8
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P
1st pfd
common.——
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3%
l
Pajcific Gas <fc Electric 6?o
5% '/o
preferred
89%
a
24
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Electric Corp
63%
101
Jan
a
72 7
5 T'«
89
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4%
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4,300
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common—
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1
—
3
on
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16%
Jan
Ja 11
61
95
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Sliawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc
Jan
1414
-16%
*
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l'/4
9%
3%
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1
Servo Corp of America——
——--1
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1,000
173«
15
Sentry Safety Control—
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861
7
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—
14%
300
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2%
-25
—
preferred—
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101
8,600
15
62 3 a
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3
101
62
99
90c
—
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14"%"
62
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Okonite
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Co
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Seeman
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Seaboard
Securities
1A
8
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common-.;--
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Western Airlines———
1
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—
1
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3%
6%
1
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1%
1
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50
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Jan
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for Week
Low
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Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—
——^
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co—1—
1
Schick. Inc
....
Range
•f t*rice»
Par
Scullin
1%
„
-1
Co„
RR
Nuclear Corp
Class A
47%
Jan
Jan
ITa
*
—
Airlines
Northspan
Jan
14%
2.800
2
North Canadian Oils
Northern
42
11,400
*
:
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Pcnn
Jan
15'it
American Cement class A—-10
North
Jan
1%
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Noreen-Ketay Corp.
Norfolk Southern Railway
Northeast
2)4
Jan
4314
common
Ltd-;.
Mines
Mines
Class B
Jan
1%
14%
—1
Norbute
North
%
1%
33,900
42
Honduras Rosario———10
10
Lites
ll,
6,900
""1,150
15 Va
.
Merchandise
Noma
Jan
20c
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Jan
A
42
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common
Oils
New
Nickel
2)2
134%
1%
Ira
—1
Co
New
New
Jan
1
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&
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2)4
131% Jan
2%
25c
Jersey Zinc
New
Jan
1%
50c
Idria Min & Chem Co
Now
2)4
2
■ti;
0
preferred—
til
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2i|j. Jan
u Jan
7,500
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New York Stock
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-
High
2 >8
2 i'i
England Tel & Tel
.100
Now Haven Clock & Watch Co-——^1
New
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 23
tor Week
Low
Par
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Sale*
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r
Sale Price
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Porto Rico
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Prentice-Hall
Pressed
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Metals
common.
of
America
Preston East Dome
Progress
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Providence
Public
Mines
Ltd.
1
Inc
Co
7%
15%
15%
15%
9'%
1
8%
914
*
,
800
Jan
57
Jan
common
3
com
89%
75
10%
l(i%
1.900
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16%
5
—
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Tex am
Jan
Texas
17%
700
Power <fe Light
Shovel
16%
18
Jan
Rels
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Reliance
Co
Jan
to
Rochester Gas A- Elec
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(I)
Ar Sons
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26%
42%
45
2.500
41%
Jan
45
Jan
11%.
1.000
11
131
Jan
20%
20%
Jan
Jan
American
Rome
21%
Jan
Toklan
Jan
24
Jan
Toledo Edison
1;'.
Oil
Jan
Tonopah
1%
7,100
1%
Jan
Trans
Caribbean
800
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Jan
61
Jail
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Cont
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25.800
11%
Jan
14
Jan
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
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5
Jan
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5 1
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5%
2%
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84
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3
9.400
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h*
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Jan
2%
3
Jan
50
80%
3.100
214
85
Jan
Jan
85
2%
2%
Field
Inc.—
(JO)
214
Jan
Jan
Russell
—
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
—
Aeronautical
Co
Consolidated
Petroleum
28%
2~9%
Jan
12%
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
12%
—3
42%
42%
43
900
39
Jan
20%
21%
300
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
18%
19
6.900
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6.500
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
2,800
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
33%
Jan
33%
Jan
4
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
1
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500
35
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1
1
Haynes common
True
Mining of
Lawrence
Carlos
4%
4-«
5
1,200
500
class
Co
San
Diego
Oas Ac
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preierred
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8%
r>n !»o
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143»
23
1,300
21%
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Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
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,21.%
15%
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10
Jan
Jan
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Jan
1,500
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Jan
400
15
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Jan
2'4
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2,500
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8%
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500
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Jan
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338
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Jan
■
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238
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1
11
2
12.100
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4
—
.
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4%
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12%
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Stock
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20%
21%
200
20%
19%
19
19%
300
18%
•
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——
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United
Cuban
United
Elastic
United
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Molasses
dep
N
RR
&
United
U
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Jan
Jan
6%
7
Jan
Jan
66
Jan
66%
Jan
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100
9
Jan
9%
Jan
24%
243a
200
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Jan
6
5%
6
4,200
5%
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6%
Jan
6%
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Jan
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1%
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1%
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
32
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common.
4%
5
32
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Jan
5
Jan
4%
206
Jan
Ltd—
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^
common
preferred
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205
•
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Jan
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United
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6%
66
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Jun
Jan
of
6%
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Asbestos
Jan
19
Co
United
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
Canada
United
United
20
514
5
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Jan
10c
Unexcelled Cliemieal Corp
11%
Jun
series^20
9%
20'
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19%
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300
series.. 20
series
4%%
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10
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9%
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18%
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15
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i
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Royulite Oil Co Ltd
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£1
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11.500
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preferred.—.. _100
1
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14
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95
39 3
22
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414%
1%
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1
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Cable
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
St
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Jan
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13%
40%
100
Jan
2%
-
.
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20
100
1%
12.700
9%
deposit rets ord registered .-£1
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5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
..v. —20
100
1.000
46%
1
Jan
23%
20%
100
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26%
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pfd F
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96
4314
41
15
1
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Jan
19%
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Jan
ft
43
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preferred..——_ —10
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96
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12
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11
42%
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350
13%
1
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1965
3
1,100
7
26%
58
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2%
j
200
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1
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6,700
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Grande
Vtc
50c
—
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7%
1.100
1
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&
7%
31%
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Co
Arms
Rlce-Stix
Rio
&
Jan
26%
1
20
30%
31
10
...
Jan
Jnn
——
common
Thompson-Starett Co
Thorolare
1
—
Oil
Electric
Remington
Rico
preferred
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Reiter-Foster
Co
Chemical
Inc
Tishnian Realtv &
_<■
13%
29
25c
Thiokol
Tobacco
Jan
1,100
CO—
Tliew
Jan
14
12
30 %
1
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70e convertible
common—.—
convertible
Oil
Calgary
Jail
Tilo
Jan
300
29%
5
common
Jail
R
$1.25
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17%
Jan
13%
13%
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5
common..
89%
Jan
13%
13 V#
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common......
common..,,...„
16% Jan
85%
•
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Pecking Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reda
B
Technicolor
9%
Q
Quebec Power Co ".
Reading Tube Corp
class A
Inc
Class
Texas
89%
...100
Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Nutlonal Co
Talon
Tampa Electric Co
16%
Jan
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of Colorado—
cumulative preferred
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7%
1
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Service
4>4%
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1%
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205
1%
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1%
Jan
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.
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100
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.
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"Jan*
36
Jan
12%
Jan
Number 5607.
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(513j
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RAN'GE FOR WEEiv END El) JANUARY 25 * ** 4
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
U. 6 Foil class B__.
U S Rubber Reclaiming
United
States
Vitamin
United Stores
Corp
1
Co
Corp
(The)
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
Waco
Jan
4%
8%
2.200
x7%
Jan
2
2.800
I34
Jan
54
16%
2
common
Steel
Syndicate
55
•
16%
4
300
1 7 V8
54
7,300
24
235b
47
24%
4%
a
5. G00
235b
47«
37
5%
37b
1
20c
~<i%
1
5%
1
Co
121
121
—2
G
100
6%
G%
12%
12%
Jan
6*4
Jan
83
41"'-
125 %
6*4
Jan
6
Jan
4*4
Jan
Jan
5.500
6*2
Jan
400
12%
G *8
(issue of Oct
7%
1
(J I
13
57a
2
Jan
Co
Wagner Baking
7% preferred
Waitt
voting
Wallace
Webb
&
Knapp
series
$6
Webster
Inc
1
2
28 %
I
17 8
134
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1%
Inc..
Investors
Inc
(Del).:
Utilities
pfd
"w
Ltd
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
Stockholders
lAmer
dep
Western
rets
Tablet
&
Stationery
Inc
Stores
5%/*>
:
Inc
Co:
(The);
(F W) Ltd—
American deposit .receipts;6-% -preference .1%^
Petroleum
9%
23 3
2234
•
Jan
12%
22%
Jan
25*4
100
5%
5%
irtf
i4
i*'
4'
,t
'
American
i.
Jan
4*4
Jan
16%
10
99
2%s
13
1.050
11%
Jan
13
500
16*2
Jan
16%
1.500
74%
Jan
79*2
76*4
7jj}
713
100
1%
"• 17%
"l|J
17%
2 j.V
18'B
11.800
or
Last
Period
Kale Price
1st
of
N
mortgage
Sold
A 1st
Eastern
4s series B
Fuel 3%s 1965
Gas
&
62%
65*4
A 56%
May
90*2
—
*
m
^_May-Nor
1953—.
„May-Noo
._Mar-Sepf
—Jan-July
Low
ex
1
Nov
1947
coupon
coupon
Plying Tiger Line
AGesfuerel
5*/2S conv debs
debs 1953——
6s
Guantanamo
Western
&
RR
wjth
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1940
1947
1
1967.
Valley
RR
—Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3s
3'/4S
197 6—Jan-July
99 %
/
A6'^s with
a6v2s
ex
Oct.
Oct 1
1
1968—
2
-
May-iVou
—1
88%
'
'
83%
81
83%
11
65%
"i
90%
,
90*2 ° 91%
115
"4
53%
52
91*4
Composite
L
■
:
Goods
Non-Durable
Transportation
Utility -
-
—_L
-
131' '
480
1959
97
and
Service
—3.6
325.5
279.7
—1.1
383.2
326.8
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
United States
Government
Int't
Railroad,
-
Number of
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
and Miscel.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
95%
7
Jan. 22—=.
t,919,430
Jan. 23
1,917,500
3,884,000
Jan. 24—
1.910,250
3,598,000
$264,000
140,000
171,000
133,000
Jan. 25
2;Q14,359
3,600,000
229,000
3,731,000
3,829,000
91
93
92
$19,344,000
$937,000
$20,231,000
2,736,390
Jan. 21
Fri.
9434
-
-
:
-
Total
.•
-
4,055,000
-
10.497,979;
Jan. 1 to Jan. 25
132
.
136
Stocks—No.
1952
10,612,870
40,789,365
43,448,716
823 4
84
91%
9534
;1.
U. S. Government
—i
International
Railroad and
L
—
$36,000
Bank
industrial
80
82
973i
-T—
488%
Total.
96
89*4
90
90%
88%
91
Jan-July
$83,279,800
76
76
77
Transactions at the American Stock
1
4100
425
Stocks
—
75%
4102
13
100*4
101%
95
2
94*2
96%
77
16
73
,
77
101%
101%
100
103*2
100% 100%
101
Friday's
Bid & Asked
nigh
Bonds
Bold
No.
Bonds
Jan. 22___
Wed.
Jan. 23
Thur.
Jan. 24
______
847,415
.
Jan. 25____
875,870
•
31,000
54,000
4,210,578
-
51,000
$209,000
Low
Stocks—No.
High
of
Shares
Total
Bonds
•
$4,000
34,000
4,000
4,000
23,000
$57,000
-$87,000
$69,000
$365,000
Week Ended Jan. 25
1957
Range Since
Jan. 1
Corporate
Bonds
$16,000
13,000
10,000
26,000
22,000
35,000
894,675
—
.Government
Bonds
$37,000
743,053
Jan. 21
Tues.
Fri.
,
849,565
Mon.
Week's Range
or
Domestto
of
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Shares)
1
101% 101%
95
:
101*4
—
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
425
•
Sale Price
$78,001,550
92*2
89,.
'
76
Last
$24,327,600
97%
10
"i
90
"'
x
76%
79,142,900
$20,261,000
—
4110
June-Aug
—Feb-Aug
$3,795,950
74,205,600
89
89...
101%
23,172,900
99%
'97%
.*■
$1,154,700
82
90
490
4,100,900
$937,000
96
19,344,000
100
483%
.,
Bonds
7
480
"'
1956
1956
10.407,979
of Shares
90
494
April-Ocf
6%s
1957
2957
128
32
Low
1951
3,705,000
92 *2
480
;
Sales
$4,901,000
$4,697,000
3,565,000
Thur.
86
82%
81"
Total
Bond
Wed.
97
82
'
485
~~
7
Tues.
101
100
29
96*2
1956
83,000
45,000
84,000
96,000
Jan. 1 to Jan. 25
1957
1956
4,210,578
3,509,585
17,247,848
13,839.168
Bonds
$96%
$23%
105
105
- —
—
$209,000
$179,000
$818,000
$807,000
Foreign government—
67,000
165,000
192,000
482,000
Foreign corporate
69,000
44,000
183,000
155,000
$365,000
$388,000
$1,193,000
$1,444,000
Domestic
190
$105
151.8
290.1
370.8
'
Period
Exchange
Waterwavs
161.5
279.7"
Shares
9534
"
Feb-Aug
&
425.2
303.2
—0.7
157.7
500.8
353.0
'
Low.
97
8234
Interest
1952-
Port
369.4
,
—4.1
<•
Transactions at the New York Stock
94
'
95%
$167
ADanzlg
437.6
'
—3.9
317.0
356.6
398.6
—4.3
456.2
„
ABadpn (Germany) 7s 1951—
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
B
319.0
366.2
468.6
%25
Friday
series
'
—3.5
413.7
440.2
'
:
June- Dec
BONDS
A 6s
•'
Low
High
366.7
Finance
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A
418.9
-
—4.1
!'
436.7
304.0
-—_
-
Total
series
-1556-1957-
Week Ended Jan. 25
4110
I960-—April-Oct
I960-'
Webb St Knapp I he 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s i960-::
6s
highs and lows £or the
Change
11, '57
343.4
'
396.1
:
Goods
99'%
54
92
493*8
92
_
A 6S
331.3
-
86*4
97
45
99 '/ j
86
82
April-Oct
'
Stock
Jan.
18, *57
'
94
86
93%
96%
95%
.
union
78.87 Jan 23
prices based on the closing prices of the common
18, 1957, for composite and by major industry
Co—
coupon
94.00 Aug
High
Low
117
54
4100% 102%
; 3%s series G 198if.
——Aprii-Oct
Southern Califcfrnia: Gas 314s '1970—r—April-Ocf
Southern CObnties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 314s 1970
Feb-Aug
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—7
A6V2S. with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
Feb-Aug
AS'/is ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953—'
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973—
Feb-Aug
United Electric Service Ccj—
/
A7s with Dec 1 1940 coupon 1956
June-Dec
A7s ex Dec 1 1947 coupon 1956
Wasatcl) Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
J an-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Jane-Dec
American
Range for 1956
"4
-».•
follows (1939=100):
Jan.
65 >4
6l34
2
Jan-July
,—_Mar-Sept
3Yea series-A 1973————————Jan-July
3a series B 1973—
Feb-Aug
2%b series C 1976-—
-Feb-Aug
3%»s series D 1976Feb-App
3s series E 1978
:
k.
Feb-Aug
3s series F J979—
Feb-Aug
Western Newsoatfer
—
*
Percent
63
—
1
25.
89*2
Jan- July
April-Ocf
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
'
.
compared with the preceding week and with
current year are as
Mon.
1998_Jan-jr«2y
Bate Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,. 1981—May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 9s conv deb 1962_jan-J«Zp
\
'
89.25
89.48
Jun.
groups
4176%
PubHc Service Electric & Gas Co 63
'
'
89.23
23
—>
-
1957
,,.High%—; 90.19 Jan 14
\.. ; jLow t
,
83-41 Jni1 4
'
'/
•
89.68
92%
92
496
*-W
-Jan-July
,r_,
1940 coupon
1947
89.19f
—'
97*2
-
-
Range for
Closing
Jan.
55
'•NtvV
486
—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 31/4S 1964—June-Dec
—^
Averages
;
(35 Stocks)
.
21
Jan.
-
1971—
3*/4s 1970
Piedmont Hydro-Electric
'
'
91%
92%
England Power 3V4S 1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 3 st mortgage 6%s 1953——
8'/its due 1953, extended to 1963-—..
mortgage
90.08
'
425
;
__
liq tr ctfs—
—ApriZ-Oct
New
1st
89.02
123*2
>
116
53%
.
Mar-Nov
National Research Corp—
5s convertible subord debentures
Ohio^ Power
89.95
9134
4110
1952
1963
4%
89.56
Mining
116
1952-.
coupon
Altftlian power Realization Trust 6(2%
Midland
91.77
.-June-Dec
1970—.
4s
coupon
170.43
-
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Isarco Hydro-Elcctric Co—
A7s
70.35
stocks for the week ended Jan.
High
<■52
.
3
495
A6VzA
1940
150.19
The SEC index of stock
425
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 196.U
1
90.11
481.30,
.
Jan
100
Nov
90.08
88.65
Jan
Tbade,
1953.
with
88.56
90.02
Jan
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co--
Afe%s
90.03
89.52
90.06
121*8
23
.
123%
83%
-
10:
■
92%
91%
123
488*2
—J an-July
88.47
90.15
91.69
Wed.
Durable
1993—.
89.85
91.69
170.12
Manufacturing
mortgage
90.17
1G8.67
;169.12
Tues. Jan. 22——
~
55
55
55
91%
123
Mai/-Nov
1993
A
91.65
40
70.29
Thurs. Jan. 24---'
Range Since
Jan. 1
ZV0.
High
"
1970—__ .—June-Dec
Jan-July
3%s 1978
series
89.90
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Division—
J
4s
88.09
69.61
Mon.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
89.66
69.37
Date—
18 %
Jan
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
A
Chicago Transit Authority
x
l^tf Jan
10*2
90.26
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
—
91.60
Total
hBond*
149.50
Fri.
8*4
7}} Jan
4.400
ities
150.17
,
Jan
12'<8
Util¬
Rails
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Jan
77*4
•
149.45
,
—_
Jan
165e
74%
—iOc
series
24—
Jan
16%
'
13
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994- —june-D^c
.__June-Dec
Appalachlan Elec Power 3%s 1970_
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998;
,__Quar-Feb
Edison
Jan.
09.22
;
477.49
w'..
—
Jan
Jan
3%
99
Low
Boston
23——
Jan
14*4
100
16(4
99"
'
;ii
475.90
22_^._„—_
Jan
99
'5,900
16'.4
—5s
_£1
Corp
Stock
Jan
*4
31,900
Grade
Rails
*.
,
479.93
21—
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
:
_=_
Jan.
151.13
477.46
—
Jan
Jan
8
;
18.—
Jan
5*4
5<:
ities
Jan
11%
9.700
Friday
<
4%
1.400
"300
25*2
"
Grade
trials
'109.34
Util¬
roads
First
Jan
Jan
3%
Rail¬
trials
10
Jan
5*4
bonds
J
10
3 711
3%
10
Indus¬
IS
Date
Jan.
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
Second
65
Stocks
Total
20
Indus¬
Jan
3
2
WTight Hargrieaves Ltd
Zapata
400
200
4
38
Jan
2
70,100
-Bonds-
-Stocks-
Jaii
Jan
36*2
on
30
Jon
29(4
-23 5 a
25
100
—1
v common:-;
Wool worth
'
listed
Jan
40*4
12%
V
«.
12
1
_.l
25
Lt
3
warrants.
Jan
60*4
Jan
x9%
34
X23
3%
1
'
50
38
/ 2*4
.
x9
10
4,1/ir% pfd
j—Wood Newspaper v Machine
Woodalt Industries Incj.—,
'
~2> 4
1
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd—:
Wilson Brothers common——
Petroleum
2334
38
*4
Jan
37
100
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
;
without
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond!
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Jan
Jan
54
950
25
Williams-McWilliams Industries
-/Williams (R C) & Co,
50
;
39*2
29%
w,"
the
are
Jan
130
Jan
38 3 0
"x
warrants;
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
7*/e
Jan
29*2
with
Jan
90
Jan
8.GOO
go
GO
—5
,
Woodley
7
39
—1
;
Corp^_.
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Jan
2*/2
Jan
Jan
29*2
10c
common
preferred
River < OM Corp..,:
Wickes
900
*4
__i
Oil
197b
Jan
19%
,
126%
20
conv;
Wichita
j
j
86*2
7
.10
Eagle Interhat
White
Jan
2*8
GO
•
com
"
...
White
j
200
90
is
Weinberg Shoe Mfg.
:
300
2%
w,"
Jan
;
shares
Coal
Westmoreland
1%
135*2
131
Ltd—
Invest
ord
Westmoreland
.
l97a
"w
Jan
Jan
Jan
89
issued;
of deposit
mbrtgage; "11-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"M,"
Jan"
13tt
23e
when
y Ex-rights. 1 Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
being
/
above—"cod."
Jan
1%
Jan
1st pfd„100
Western
17
1*2
470
i,"
sales
Jan
32*4
28*2
26,700
40
Jan
3 '/a
Jan
1.100
6.000
134
•
104
Jan
a
132 %
90
certificates
tive; "conv," convertible;
'19 3 4
100
no
Jan
Jan
60
42
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
Jan
1%
1%
1.25
4.40%
29 3
131
5
Manufacturing
West
Leaseholds
28"
•
Wentworth
Western
for
^Friday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds being traded fiat.
SReported in receivership.
.
-v.
4'i/2
Jan
$39
-
cash
Odd-lot
Jan
2 34
51%
40
*
51%
50%
51*4
2012—Jan-JuZy
2s
—
$51
Jan-July
A)
-
$99*4 102%
action
a
67/s
1,800
$65
$65
a
7%
16*4
;
preference—
Texas
value,
par
Jan
3%
50
$47%
May-Noy
Aprii-Oct
1907
(Plan
stmpd
Jan
101
2%
52
dividend,
Jan
Jan
52
$70%
•
May-JVo»
1947—
1
5%
30
common.!
Co
3s Jan
3*2
4*4
1
preferred
Watch
1927)
5.100
•
ext
Inc
Tiernan
&
Wfcitham.
ctfs
/
$160
—_Feb-Aug%
Mar-Sepf
1947
1927)
15,300
6v2
3%
100
Bond
&
cumulative
$2
•
59
$53%
May-Nop
1949_^_—
Abbreviations used
Corp
111%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
transaction
(not included
in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal, n Uuder-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range), r Trans¬
w
Aircraft
May
Janeiro
•No
Jan
13*4
de
152
111%
__
of Bogota—
of
Sinking fund
Jan
7*4
Jan
121
6%s
A7s
Rio
High
126
21
Germany—
(Peru)
(issue
Jan
Jan. 1
Low
No.
152
$128%
__
Range Since
Bold
High
141
Mbrtgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—-June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of) —
Jan
•
Jan
Bonds
^
Friday's
or
Bid St Asked
150%
June-Dec
redeemed)
(Prov)
City
A7s
Jan
4%
Jan
3%
G.OOO
6„.
*
Jan
"
>
13,600
6%
4
5:
Jan
5*/e
1947
of)
Mortgage Bank
Jan
25%
Jan
'30
400
Bale Prlee
Feb-Aug
6%s stamped 1958
Maraubao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Jan
17%
Jan
600
ALima
6s
(20%
AHanover
Jan
29 v2
,
'
4
Jan
55%
t
Jan
37%
36%
:
4
Last
Period
1947
7s
(City
1939
Jan
2
Jan
i.'.'
■
A Hanover
7s
Munic
secured
f
4%
Jan
x80
•
Coke
Jan
2,400
5
\v
4
AS
..
Cons
9
.
Jan
.
161
5
Inc.
Jan
2912
1
-
Co._
&
2.500
..
—"•a..
(Vogt Manufacturing
?
32*4
1%
5
Silver-Lead
Jan
29%
Jan
7%
—15
Co
Coal
2.000
2%
A German
Jan
4
Petroleum
Iron
Vulcan
30
41%
Jan
2
Interest
Exchange
Low
Jan
1%
__14
Vinco Corporation
i
100
35%
7%
Vai\ Norman Industries warrants
Virginia
2*8
V
<Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuela
27.900
Stock
Hign
4
_10
—
Valspar Corp common
$4
convertible
preferred
Venezuelan
383a
2%
50c
Sugar
,
Low
_25o
Corp
Corp
Universal
High
29%
American
Range Since Jan. 1
3578
29%
BONDS
—1
;
.Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Shares
1
_^1
common..
Unitronics Corp
lUniverial American
37 %
Week's Rang*
Friday
for Week
Low
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
.
Sale Price
91
21%
•
91
21%
Total.
33
and-^fortuncial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, January 28, 1957
,
(514)
*4
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
NOTE:
Exchange
WEEK ENDED JANUARY 25
FOR
RANGE
Exchange
BTOCKB
received
not
was
time
in
for
publication
the
shown
range
year
below is for the year 1956.
Frliry
fer Wssk
U
Shares
V
Range for Year 1956
-
'■
< •
Motors
American
Corp
Tel
Artaconda
—5
TeU
&
Boston
Boston
&
Boston
Cities
Prop
Service
2
65%
*'
38%
2
-
18 ya
48%
Dec
;
Jan
26%
38%
15
13%
13%
■.'.-'45
61%
63 %
316;:
,—_*
37%
38%
211
41 %
Dec
Eastern
Mass
6%
32%
34%
393
15%
Jan
37%
—
5
cum
First
St
Assoc
Co—
Ry
SS
Lines
36%
Feb
12%
-
Jan
44
^
*" Aug
16%
Natl
Stores
Gillette
——*
Copper
Star
Lone
New
Corp—
Cement
England
Tel
Tel
&
52
100
Va
47
*
Pennsylvania
.
Reece
133%
60
Dec
51% May
Stone
65%
Jan
54%
216
114%
137
34%
Dec
37 %
6c
Dec
14c
10
6c
17%
3,189
133% 134 %
377
16%
Detroit Stock Exchange
Ford
Union
United
128%
147 %
Sep
48%
123
48
Vs
Nov
61%
415
20%
Nov
28%
S
Rubber
200
22
Feb
30
Oct
3'/a May
10% Feb
9%
50
9 V4
23%
23 %
364
20% Mar *
24%
*
38 %
38%
225
31Vb May
36 %
19%
19%
103
21%
•
47%
Jun
.
Metal
Amer
Baldwin
McLaren
27%
Apr
Burroughs Corporation
Jan
31%
Sep
Chrysler
41%
50
40%
Dec
43%
33
43%
Nov
58%
51
56%
Jan
13%
45
13%
Dec
54
54%
341
58%
-
41%
42%
12.50
Dec
13%
CO—
43%
55%
545
50%
55 % Mar
Consolidated
61% Mar
Consumers
60%
Apr
Davidson
Sep
Detroit
70%
15
66
Nov
Jan
,
Paper
Power
Bros
Detroit
Gasket
A
STOCK*
Last
Exchange
Week's
Friday
ef I'rieee
v
Ford
;
Gaf
Range Since Jan. 1
Fir '
v
Laundry
Baldwin
—20
—
Milling
Machine
Cincinnati Telephone—:—>—
Cincinnati Transit __il
_L_lO
Eagle
Picher
27%
4%
^Randall
Jan
33% Jan
100
6%
Jan
.
27%
716.-
-26%
Jan
91%
40
-'.'87%
48
48
48
87%
345
4%
617
20
44%
5534
Jan
6%
Jan
57 Va
47
45
Jan
King
Jan
Jan
87%
Jan
4%
S
Preferred
47%
Jan
Jan
60
Jgn
Jan
58 %
Jan
\
47
Jan
50%
Jan
;
1,867
45
Jan
50%
Jan
American
Cyanamld
Radiator
Telephone & Telegraph
i
Tobacco
167
52-
Jan
43%
43%
36
43%
Jan
21%
21%
70
21V*
Jan
72
74 Va
17%
17%
174%
—25
—
!
3
13
Bethlehem
Ohio
Steel
RR
~6%
14
;
(new)
8
44%
Jan
18
—10
City products
Gas
—-——*
Rickel
20
73%
Jan
77
7
Light
Dow Chemical
66
67%
Jan
72%
447
56%
Jan
65%
Kodak
Eastman
151
17 V*
Jan
18 V*
5%
Jan
7 Vb
.
.10
45%
General
Jan
45%
28
44%
Jan
45%
40
181%
60
32%
25
.66 %
160
62%
63 Vb
19
45%
Jan
Motors
.46 V4
Jan
International Tel
Lorillard
Mlrtin
&
65
Jan
68%
Jan
68%
Jan
40 V*
30
17%
17%
292
17
Jan
18
25
29%
Jan
25
4434
Jan
40 V*
(Glen tf
Mead
60%
61
140
30
47% Jan
59
49 Vb
67
Jan
181% Jan
89%
National Cash Register
National
Lead
York
32%
Jan
55%
54%
55%
125
54%
Jan
56%
5
55
54%
55%
91
54%
Jan
59% Jan
41
39%
41 Vb
735
39%
Jan
44
Al5%
15%
50
37 Va
37%
46
^ 30%
30%
16%
16%
45
45
34%
37%
Pepsi-Cola
;
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil
-
-33%
17%
15
V* Jan
38%
-
v
class
10
41%
Jan
45%
Jan
37%
7
49%
Jan
51%
25%
Jan
27%
110%
58
31 Vb
10
31%
Jan
21
10
21
Jan
110
Jan
165
19% Jan
115
48
41 Vb
89
33%
26
51%
52 "2
56%
145
56
111
•
Jan
40% Jan
32%
•
31%
——
footnotes
see
page
42.
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2.500
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44 V2
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13%
29
214
12%
5
Telegraph
Wieboldt Stores
31 %
63
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26%
100
700
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Whirlpool Seeger Corp
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—1
34%
1.100
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-10
100
27%
13%
24%
inc
300
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Middle South
Utilities
Minneapolis Brewing Co
34%
20 Vb
24%
Co
31%
31%
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Jan
Jan
30%
16%c
Jan
61%
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44 %
58% Jan
(Un)—
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%
59
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51
58 Va
59
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38% Jan
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of
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Jan
31%
15
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41%
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(Un)
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r.
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23%
900
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+
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1,500
42%
8Va Jan
26 % Jan
27% Jan
36% Jan
1% Jan
Carbon
Carbide
Walgreen
Marshall
39%
41%
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Jan
24%
600
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22%
88%
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26 Vb
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21%
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43% Jan
1,700
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22%
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Railway
Container
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Jan
1%
27
Standard Oil
400
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Harnischfeger Corp,
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Jan
110%
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
.
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32%
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Lakes Dredge &
Great. Lakes
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42
42%
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Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
Jan
43%
Jan
45
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
60%
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65
Jan
World
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Publishing
Radio
Co
Corp.
1
96
98%
160
32
Jan
32
Jan
100
96
Jan
101
Jan
Commercial and
The
36
Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 28,
...
1957
(516)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range for week
ENDED JANUARY 33
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Last
;
Sale Price
Laboratories
Abbott
Admiral
Corp
Aeco Corp
—
Alaska
al37/«
a
84c
47%
3
—.——1
__
Alleghany
(Un)
Corp
Ltd
—
—
34
10
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
Aluminium
(Un)—
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1
Bosch Arma Corp (Un)—_2
Brdcst-Para'Theatres (Un) _1
Can;Co (Un)—
—12%
Cyanamid Co (Un)10
Electronics
;
—1
Amerada Petroleum
93
34%
American
.American
American
American
American
-a
(Un)-
Corp
Warrants
Avco
Jan
95% Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
188
113%
Jan
118%
Jan
197
120%
Jan
120%
Jan
3,103
21 Ve
Jan
20%
Jan
22
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22%
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24
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845
Jan
41% Jan
Jan
79%
Jan
368
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13=8
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5/a
54%
227
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v.-425
51%
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17=8
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52 Va
348
52%
Jan
56 Va
Jan
3.341
170%
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657
73%
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/
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34%
35%
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—
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68
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a
11%
5%
26c
45%
5
1
Beckman Inst Inc
.
;
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—
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18=8
315
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20%
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Litton
7%
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Loew's Inc
7'%
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300
9%
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39
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23
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V
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—
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—
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'
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Jan
33%
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99
312
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63%
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16%
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87%
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96
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370
31
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33
Jan
30
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Jan
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1.05
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.
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Douglas Aircraft Co_
Douglas Oil Co of Calif^_r
Dow Chemical Co.
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.
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page-42.
32%. Jan
32
32%
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6%
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15%
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28%
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:
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
37%
Jan
56 %
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37 Va
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
31%
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27%
27%
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27 %
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27%
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32%
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59%
58%
60 %
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58%
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61%
Jan
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17%
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Jan
17%
Jan
25%
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707
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Jan
26 Va
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77 %
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78%
Jan
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325
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Washington Gas Light
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89%
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210
7%
Jan
26%
1,605
26%
Jan
27%
Bait
Transit
Co
A..J.
series
5s
Jan
11%
11%
1,640
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
Union
Carbide & Carbon
Electric
276
23 %
Jan
25
Jan
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STOCKS
Last
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310
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Jan
26%
Jan
Allegheny
Union Oil Co of Calif
25
55 Va
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3.063
55 Va
Jan
60%
Jan
Blaw-Knox
Union
10
28%
28%
1,990
28%
Jan
31%
Jan
17%
17%
100
17 %
Jan
17%
Jan
Columbia Gas System
Continental Commercial
Pacific Ry
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(Un)
Union Sugar commoh_
United
Air
Co
Lines
Fruit
United
Gas
United
U
S
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U
Plywood Corp
S
Rubber
S
Steel
Corp
Co
Oil
West
Life
Duquesne
Light
Jan
Equitable
Gas
33%
490
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
Fort
1%
100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
Harbison
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75
28%
Jan
28%
Jan
Horne
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130
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
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.
35
35
255
33%
Jan
35
Jan
43%
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Jan
49 %
Jan
63
65
5,410
55
55
296
5
5
100
5
18
63%
18
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1
5
Insurance (Un)__
Western Air Lines Inc^A
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18
46
•
93
,
4
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1,312
630
5%
Jan
San
Jan
1.80
Jan
United
10%
Jan
Vanadium
Jan
9%
18%
46
46
153
45%
Jan
47%
23%
316
23%
Jan
24 V*
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145
38 Vs
Jan
43%
Jan
17%
204
17
Jan
18
Jan
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1.043
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5%
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5%
Jan
36
222
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
30%
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135
27%
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30 V4
Jan
46
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
4
64%
25
64%
Jan
69%
Jan
29%
20
29%
Jan
29%
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70 Va
Jan
73%
Jan
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Jan
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2,270
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79%
Jan
85%
Jan
7%
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7%
Jan
7%
Jan
27%
27%
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26%
Jan
28 %
Jan
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Jun
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250
15
Jan
17
36%
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Jan
39%
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5
—*
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
2%
80%
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27%
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Steel
Air
39%
28%
5
Toy Mining
Westinghouse
Jan
23%
1——1
—__
Alloys
62%
35%
Co__
Gas
Engineering
Jan
5%
Co
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Jan
80c
53 %
35%
15
Jan
Jan
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76
71
—
Refractories
Jan
55
Jan
5%
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass——
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
72%
Jan
54%
110
82c
9%
80c
80c
1
—
Jan
63
Star
17%
6 %
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Brewing
(Joseph)
38%
17%
Lou
55
29%
Co
Walker
Range Since Jan. I
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53%
•
Co
Manufacturing
Lone
43%
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Slisr**
Low
1
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Corp
Co of Pittsburgh—5
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Jan
47%
10
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(Un)
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—5
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(Un)
Victor
Equipment
Co
Westates Petroleum com
Preferred
Jan
Jan
46%
1%
16%
common
Sugar
42 Vs
87%
5
i
Universal Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
38%
436
Jan
for Week
39%
1,223
1
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Steel
Co
1.069
a
33%
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Ludlum
39%
1
(Un)
Jan
113
87%
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Jan
111
47 %
87 %
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28%
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a
12.50
Inc
United Aircraft Corp
United
a
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Range
of Price*
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110%
10
Co
$10,300
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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Sale Price
Union
25
BONDS-—
Jan
36%
7%,
24 %
Jan
17%
22%
Jan
26%,
24 %
8%
16%
Jan
1
1
4,926
21%
16%
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com
common...
Jan
34 Va
19
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1
Film (Un)
37%
,
100
35%
34%
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34
36 %
Jan
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57 %
33%
37%
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common
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United Gas
4
Jan
1.66%
Scranton-Soring Brook Water Service.*
South
Jersey Gas Co
5
378
Jan
676
Jan
713
Jan
%
1.191
Paper Co
1,378
33
Jan
8%
32 %
Reading Co
26%
70%
83 %
Scott
24%
Jan
36 Va
Jan
26
65
82
Jan
a
2.216
div
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32
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&
65 Va
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5
Public Service Electric & Gas
Jan
%
538
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Century-Fox
98
Jan
10
60
98
20
Jan
10
7%
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98
Jan
10
Electric Power
38%
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Jan
98
1
22%
50o
Jan
30
18%
Corp
5
•
10%
Jan
35 3a
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58 %
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Jan
27%
542
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Corp ___■
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a
8
9%
153
864
Philco
20%
38%
1,276
18%
Jan
51%
a
27
10
30
37 %
Jan
63%
5
9 %
27%
18%
611
42%
Corp
Corp
(Un)
Jan
9%
49 %
57%
_
Products
Jan.
15
Jan
41%
Inc—,
Tri-Coniiirental
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
7.50
common
30%
Jan
13 %
28
—10
Co Inc
1
-
Jan
26%
58 %
Jan
Jan
230
45 %
55 Va
Jan
1 77%
420
552
4.851
49%
Jan
1,253
11,267
57%
Jan
Jan
14%
48
55%
31%
48%
170'%
28 %
58%
8
Jan
235
3,646
28 %
Pennsylvania Power & Light com_____*
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg—
10
Peoples Drug Stores,. Inc
_5
Philadelphia Electric common
a
49%
27%
69
13%
%
45
_
Low
29%
48%
—
a.
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiah
——10
Corp_
(Glenn
&
Shares
28
58 Va
47%
a
Products
Co
Transamerica
Martin
25
Airlines
Warrants
22
25
Oil
Twentieth
Jan
1
preferred
TreeSweet
20%
20
(Un)
World
780
43%
Inc (Un),—___
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
Tidewater
1.450
Sale*
for Week
173% 175
Jan
5%
22%
Jan
Jan
27 3 b
28
13 Va
Dairies
Coal
5
5
99
Jan
36 %
Co-;
(The)
21%
44
96
18%
Co____
Motors
Lehigh
156
a
Jan
45
37 Va
Brothers
Hecht
30%
Light
Motor
119
22%
210
Week's
50
Electric Storage Battery—
Fidelity & Deposit Co
i
63 %
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99
of Prices
l
Jan
Jan
30 %
—
Jan
27%
25
Jan
61%
22%
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Jan
114 Va
Jan
5
Jan
513
50%
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8%
Jan
44%
1.80
Co
88%
1,610
61 Va
46%
6V<
—
Jan
106%
%
Publishing Co_
53%
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preferred—
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Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
61%
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8
488
13%
Budd
46
159
48%
Jan
1%
300
5)79% 5181%
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7
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&
200
50
Jan
___
657
8%
1
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17
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44 %
48 %
common
1,537
Packard
Super Mold Corp
Co
17%
1
Co
Webster
Studebaker
Transit
17
17%
2
com
44-%
—
Jan
J
(Ohio)
Chemical
Sterling Drug Inc
Jan
13
Jan
,
Jan
15
Low
6.50
60
com—2
California
Jan
20c
Jan
100
174%
S2.50
1,000
Arundel Corp
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Atlantic
Jan
50c
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330
1,000
15
8%
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Jan
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15
59
18c
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100
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261
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of
Co
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Co_
&
59%
common-.
Standard Brands Inc
59
Jan
59
.——10
59%
Rights
Inc
common
Stores
Jan
21
25
Sperry-Rand Corp____
Jan
18c
Par
Alan
Jan
Southwestern Public Service
57%
Range
20%
25
(Un)
Jan
Sale Price
2(>o
29%
l
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Co
54%
Friday
Jan
43%
5,992
19%
12%
25 %
525
22%
Jan
52 3
,
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1,012
96
Jan
!
Jan
54%
Jan
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
i
Jan
170
43 %
15
Petroleum
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30 Va
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(Un)__
Jan
1
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29 Vs
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Jan
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37%
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25
pfd
30
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29%
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51
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20
106% 108%
(Un)
&
235
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12%
Jail
15
common
807
A
Jan
19%
Jan
67
11%
25
California
Co
Pacific
$1.25
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99c
Jan
Co
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Southern
Trans
Jan
Jan
(F W)
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20
4.48%
Southern
Swift
21%
Jan
7.50
class
(Un)
pfd 4.32%
Soutnern Cal Gas
Sunrav
Youngstown Sheet
52%
Cum
Stone
Yellow
Jan
19%
preferred
pfd
Spiegel
Woolworih
Jan
56%
18%
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;
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Original
Southern
Jan
55%
Jan
95c
Co—__—_L______3
Gas
11%
413
Low
o
52%
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830
19%
STOCKS
1
—
12%
19%
10c
100
com
12%
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(Un)
Corp
Mobil
Ccnv
10%
Jan
65
•
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&
Oil
Southern
Jan
54 %
i
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
2.50
Explor
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Co
Signal Oil
Soconv
10%
53%
510
40%
.20
(Un)
Co
Water Co
Sinclair
107
Ltd—_______„i
Finance
Oil
Inc
Co
474
460
Cement (Un)__50
Industries
Seaboard
Basin
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56 %
____20
Corp
(Un)
Paper Co
Scott
Wilson
Jan
54%
____p 10
Petroleums
Sapphire
Williston
Jan
7%
300
10
Portland
Jan
19 >4
-
1,953
5
——„
59
Jan
3,900
98c
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Mining—.
Jan
16%
1.779
17'
10'«
a
37 la
•
*
preferred
Mauricio
San
51 %
53%
10
19%
10
com
Jan
66 %
(Un)___20g
(Un)__
Jan
5%
65
28 %
—
18%
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26 %
Rv (Un)
Elec
Jan
7%
19%
67
Co
Diego Gas &
5% preferred
20%
1,587
2,134
203a
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—25c
Telegrapn
Prices
©t
Westinghouse Air Brake (Ua)___
10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Uni
—12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Uni
10
Jan
95c
l
(Un)___
San
Jan
65%
(Un)__25
(Un)
St Louis-San Francisco
St
34
30%
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56
Inc
Lead
Onion
19%
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stores
Dept
Western
53%
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Jan
a
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Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
and
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4%
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Jan
4%
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31%
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Par
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51"
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1,620
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•
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10%
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1'
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52%
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i
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class
Friday
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33%
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Richfield
19%
50b
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25
4%
_____.__2.50
Co
Co„_
Reynolds
Rheem
—
JANUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31 %
5
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ENDED
30%
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of Prices
Sale Price
Radio
RANGE
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5c
500
29
28%
29%
217
54%
12.50
53%
55 %
424
Jan
5c
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
53%
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58 Va
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
Last
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Power
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$1.50
preferred
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-
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•
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
4Va%
Anglo
Co
of
Canada
preferred
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$2.40
$2.50
Atlas
2,480
32 Va
113
22%
275
a8 Va
25
n
75
Jan
a__
111
120
112 114%
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2.640
5.735
22
Jan
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35 %
24
a
—
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111
Jan
109
Jan
Jan
:
of
Bank
Nova
Bell
117%.
Jan
Building
Telephone
Ltd
Range Since Jan. I
Hiah
Low
class
90%
44
92
1,063
90%
44 V*
255
44
Jan
44%
Jan
48%
445
47%
Jan
49
Jan
41
42
425
41
Jan
42
6,345
12%
Jan
13V4
Jan
Jan
_
45 Va
44%
45 V*
1,707
43%
Jan
45 Va
—
45%
46%
268
44 Va
Jan
46%
Jan
3.00
Jan
25
—
—
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*
3.00
3.00
13.00
50
3.00
Jan
30 Va
30%
31%
220
29%
Jan
23
Jan
48 %
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
Calgary
Power
common
•
Canada
Cement
common
50 "2
50
50 "a
220
50
Jan
51
Jan
42
42
42
20
42
Jan
43 %
Jan
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16%
17 %
570
45%
17%
50
45%
65
25
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
45
Jan
45 %
Jan
42 %
42 V2
42
Jan
42%
Jan
31
30%
313
4
2,779
30%
Jan
33
Jan
27 Va
Va
27%
28%
1,010
37%
37 %
37
400
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53
53
54%
1.292
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59
706
27
Jan
29
Jan
37%
Jan
40
Jan
pfd
—
10
51%
Jan
•
42
41%
42
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41
58
58
58
437
57
39
10
39
10
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common^—
42.
Jan
Jan
42%
Jan
58%
Jan
37%
Jan
40
Jan
46 %
Jan
43% Jin
45 %
45%
46
6.360
45%
Jan
50
43 %
43
43 %
75
42%
Jan
•
8 %
8
8%
17,630
7%
Jan
45%
45%
46 3 4
4.831
45%
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•
54% Jan
59
Jan
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Canada
4
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% °o
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4
5%
4.00
100
64
65
695
63
29
28%
30
1,332
28
27 Va
27%
28
675
26
37
35%
37 \\
755
101
102
115
101
Jan
104
Jan
50
50
150
50
Jan
55
Jan
23
com
4.00
65
23%
23 '
Jan
10
100
common
•
__
_
—
50
preferred
Safeway Ltd
Steamship
4.40%
pfd
common
preferred
•
u
33
Bronze
Canadian
92
30
12 >4
30
2.343
12 V,
a
Jan
4.10
Jan
Jan
%
35%
825
92
33
a
4.00
65
Jan
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
23 7 »
a
_
29
37%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jun
_
33
Jan
Canners
common
class
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
Chem
8%
Jan
Canadian
Cottons
47%
Jan
Canadian
&
A
common
Cellulose
common....:
Oil
150
12%
Jun
12%
Jan
10
55
54
55
1.355
53%
Jan
553 4
Jan
•
25 %
25
25 Vt
2.421
25
Jan
26 V'4
25
preferred
Husky
100
50
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
$1,25
Jan
20
Foundries
Canadian
32
•
—
Malting
V2 r/o
Canada
5
preferred
Canada
57 % Jun
Dredging
$1.30 preferred
Jan
13
•
B
Products
Gold
Jan
V'4
47%
48
■
12%
Jail
Bulolo
92
12%
Jan
23
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Jan
•
15%
•
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Columbia
Mills
Bharss
•
22%
22%
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page
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Bruck
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50
46
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British Columbia Power
:
588
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—
890
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—
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preferred
Jan
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50
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100
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.
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of
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preferred
120
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preferred
5%
Jan
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Corp
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33 3 4
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46 %
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preferred
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50
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f«r Week
.4.75
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Angjo Canadian
Anglo Can
For
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117 %
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Last
pfd."__25
4%
.
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32 %
Friday
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,
22%
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Low
32 V2
common—
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27
27
27 'A
785
26
Jan
27%
Jan
27
27
85
27
Jan
28%
Jan
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14
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14%
Jan
•
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1
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16
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37
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Financial Chronicle
and
The Commercial
(518)
/Monday. January 28,
.
,
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
lVeek'a
Last
Par
Industries
Preferred
•
common
Locomotive
Oil
1953
_100
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
25
Vickers
Cockshutt
Ltd
Jan
80
Jan
20
' 05
25%
Jan
26
27
Jan
30
99
100
98
Jan
102
Jan
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25
•
a
'
12
Jan
13%
Jan
32%
9.;3
25%
Jan *
26%
425
30%
Jan
32
7%
Jan
•
10%
10%
10%
570
Consol
•
27
27
27%
5,050
*
31
31
31
100
29
15%
15%
16 %
Mining
Consumers
Class
B
Crown
•
A
Seal
*
J
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•
Zellerbach
Distillers
Exploration
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
pid__
57c
Dominion
7%
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
15%
Jan
35
Jan
14%
50
Jan
-
32%
4,020
30%
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9.55
9.05
300
9.50
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9.90
22%
20%
23%
7,140
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23%
9
9
100
—
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19'.
4
9
Jan
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Class B
17
17%
200
17
Jan
17 %
31
805
29
Jan
31
97
300
97
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97
54
54 "2
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51
Jan
55
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14%
Jan
15
•
20%
21
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21%
4,555
20%
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22
Jan
397
Jan
•
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43%
44 V4
205
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12%
19%
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200
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19%
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of
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7%
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405
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55
55
10
975
925
27%
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55
15%
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10
Jan
53 %
325
52 %
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54
Jan
22
22
22
550
21
Jan
23
Jan
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32
5,405
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29
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102
50
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5
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55
1,738
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25
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83
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150
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38
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41
40
42
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1,375
83 %
•
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54%
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3.948
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57%
11%
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4,500
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11%
24
Jan
25%
48%
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50
$4.50 preferred
Inland Cement pfd
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paper
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405
43
43
87
90
90
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100
43
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44
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17
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105
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98
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359
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102 %
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42 %
44'A
285
290
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51
5
52%
51
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5,040
47%
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Jan
48%
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295
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100
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26
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63
50
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20
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95%
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27
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51
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3.135
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32
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150
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JANUARY 25
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Number 5607
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RANGE
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18,500
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42%
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14c
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8c
25
200
41c
3,870
110
7,573
10
11%
2,175
4.50
27%
27'/a
28%
3,474
70c
2.98
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81
Feb
52c
Nov
Nov
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Dec
6.25
Nov
44
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101
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11c 11 Vbc
10,000
8c
Nov
25c
Feb
1
33c
25c
34c
316,377
9c
Nov
22c
Dec
lie
11c
14c
83,700
8c
Jan
24c
Apr
25c
Nov
74c
Mar
9c
Nov
46c
Apr
:
1
33c
3414 Aug
35c
13,600
1
16c
16c
21c
537.900
1
1.80
1.80
1.83
2,625
1.80
Nov
2.45 Mar
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4.25
4.25
4.25
100
4.50
Dec
6.25 Mar
.
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37
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960
2.95
2.85
2.95
3,410
1.60
Feb
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53 '/b
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54%
1,184
47%
Jan
61% Aug
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35c
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Nov
—_1
40c
39c
41c
8,850
38c
Nov
1.09
Feb
.1
66c
65c
75c
6,300
49c
Nov
1.65
Jan
70
72
1,100
50c
Nov
74c
80c
48,821
51c
Nov
28c
32c
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1
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17c
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1,25
Nov
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39
85
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Nov
55
1.65
23,794
1.24
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17
17
460
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78,760
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*
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1.80
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Jan
1.96
400
46
7 504
43%
Nov
2.35
2.45
10,800
1.61
Nov
25c
21c
30c
1.10
1.90
Feb
Nov
4.25 July
2.30
3 25
Dec
60c
Feb
12c
70,715
78,500
15c
9c
5Vbc
Nov
17c
Apr
2.30
2.54
27,883
2.25
Nov
1.25
1.35
3,575
96c
Sep
1.90 Jan
36c
55c
45,100
30c
Nov
1.45
1.00
1.00
1.12
28,610
50c
July
10c
10c
12c
37,000
7c
Nov
17c
Feb
f
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2.90
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Ltd
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—
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1
12c
9,000
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Nov
28c
May
15 %c
17c
4,100
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Nov
43c
Feb
90,150
65c
1.15
1.06
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10c
15 %c
1
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.
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2,575
100
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34,212
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3.90
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STOCK
Jan
Jan
2.65
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51.
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Nov
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Apr
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American
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25
44 %
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50
210
12%
Aug
305
18
Nov
16
21%
Apr
20
56c
61c
12,400
44c
Nov
2.10
Apr
2.90
3.25
12,462
Nov
4.30
Apr
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47
10,041
35
Jan
50 %
Aug
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92%
236
89 %
Dec
48
48
48%
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451/2
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Oct
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Nov
20
Apr
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•
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43
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20
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1
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155
14%
Dec
17
Aug
150
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100
5%
preferred
4%% preferred
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British
Forest
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4,293
92c
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44
61c
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4.05
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1.35
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TORONTO
1_90
19c
1.05
Feb
Aor
1.65 Jan
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w^ctbUrne
Apr
51% Mar
40c
Gold
Mines
Brazilian
71c
20%
1.25
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Brantford
Jan
Nov
11c
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Bralsaman
Apr
Dec
1.93
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Bouzan
3.40
Aug
Jun
22c
1.72
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Gold
Bouscadillffc
8
2.30
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Bay
65% May
16%
2.35
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.
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Nov
1.92
1
—
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1.45
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Nov
45%
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6
1.92
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520
45%
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17
_
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Quebec
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Dec
Apr
*
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55
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Feb
1.50
215
Apr
Mar
58
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Jan
19c
lie
*
Apr
61c
10c
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57%
39
class A—
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57%
1.52
Power
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July
Jan
Nov
1.60
Beaver
Apr
Jan
4214
Ltd
Oil
Uranium
Class
Jan
3.25 Aug
Nov
900
13% Aug
Ml
*
—
50
4.10
British
Jan
12%
*
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Ml
*
Ltd.
Products
33c
Jan
Apr
180
!8
Preferred
Jan
16%
1
Petroleums
Jan
12c
19c.
2.50
Oct
36c
Jan
68c
Jan
3,95
Jan
12 lb
121b
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Jan
Jan
68c
Jan
4
Corp
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lb
45c
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19c
Jan
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Petroleum
18
6Vbc
1
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Jan
Jan
9 Vbc
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18
14c
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Lithium
77c
Jan
1
—
.
Exploration
United
Valor
Jan
Jan
3,000
—1
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8c
Jan
4,500
1
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62 c
9.85
12c
——-1
Ltd
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Jan
6c
21c
1
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Jan
35c
——1
Ltd
Tandem
Tazin
Jan
9.00
*
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Mines
1
12c
1
—
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1.500
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100
68c
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34,500
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8c
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8%c
51
.
4,600
14.815
10c
Jan
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Ltd
Jun
14c
16%
14 Vb
5oc
Jan
Jan
Quebec
Corp
13 Vbc
50 lb
Beaucage
Copper
Apr
14c
4.00
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Metals
Base
Jan
12c
3.70
17
Mines
Explor
1.40
9
Nov
109
Wines
Cons
Barymin
2.40
44c
1.40
4.00
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1.800
8,000
7,841
16%
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2.600
25.800
1.81
39 %c
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7.700
100,100
1.55
42 >/a
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40c
14c
7.40 May
1
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Jan
14c
2.70
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1.55
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140
54c
Nov
4.85
*
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1.60
1
1.51
200
.*
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12
1
6,460
—
Jan
40c
—1
1.80
5.00
Productions
preieri'ed
2.88
Mining Co —
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
1.70
*
—
July
4.95
'
1
Gold
Apr
Mines
Bailey Selburn
1
—
—
—
Apr
1.75
Mines
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preferred———_2
4lb '■'»
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1.50
_x_
River
4.000
32c
Dec
•
—
class
Jail
2.90
17% Jan
41c
•
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2.600
1,665
91,005
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18c
18
58c
—1_
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12' b
1
50c
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Pacific
51c
Jan
1.45
7.00
Jan
31,000
1.
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9'be
-
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5
Banff Oils
2.6$ '2,90
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25c
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1
Yellowknife
Jan
Vbc
14c
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Jan
8
45,215
1
Artists
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1.75
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—
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Feb
16c
1
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17a21 'be
(Quebec) Ltd-1
Ltd—
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Jun
15 Vbc
1
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24c
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Feb
Dec
July
50
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49c
Jan
9c
25c
Jan
16c
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Metals Corp
Arjuu
Ascot
1.40 Jan
10'be
531b
July
1
common
Jan
Jail
22c
5,000
28 Vb
Nov
_
preferred
Jan
40c
17,000
Dec
45%
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5.600
j
22
1
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5.000
17c
Feb
239
1,065
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128,925
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100
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46
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9.40
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98
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Dec
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66c
Jan
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29 %c
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24c
1
1.68
90o
Mines
Jan
common—
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44c
1
Copptd'Mines
Jan
1.10
45c
1
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65c
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1
—
1.00
69c
Jan
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1,300
37'be
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Jan
19 lb
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Jan
02
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Jan
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Jan
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22c
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Jan
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Jan
30.250
41
%
1.45
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15%
Jan
36,450
6.25
Oils
20
76c
21c
r____1
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22lbc
2.30
2,000
1.05.
39c
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd__—_l
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Jan
2.1^
76 c
—25c
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14
55c
&
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1.70
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1.07
43c
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Consolidated
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1
Dec
Mar
Mar
19%
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Anglo
Angle
1.75
1.65
5.75
100
Anglo American Explor
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd —50
Jan
a
1.55
Nov
3.80
—1
American
Jan
1.05
!*
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Co
Mines
Ltd
American
11,000
Jan
500
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
1.53
69,270
15c
Amulet
23c
Jan
55c
2.20
Oils Ltd
Oil
Jan
1.39
77'b
Ltd
New
16c
4
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
1,000
14c
1.60
Co
4'/b
pfd__
—
preferred
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Anchor
24% Mar
6.55
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Cons
4 lb '/o
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2222'be
Ltd
Asbestos
&
Jan
49c
—
Corp Ltd
Ltd—.
Uranium
Lafayette
60c
Ltd_____
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New Pacific Coal
Jan
14 </4
Ltd—
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45c
2,500
:
100
Ltd
Formaque
1.200
12 Vb
Oct
8
5.00
1.65
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Amurex
Oct
Apr
Dec
19%
12 Vbc
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American
26%
18 Vbc
common
debentures
Jan
1.75
._
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Jan
13lbc
18c
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Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd.
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Montgary -Explorations
Ltd
National
23c
Jan
54c
Ltd—
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Jan
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fell'be
10c
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Ltd—.
Mines
;
of
Mines
17c
17,500
1.43
18c
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20c
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Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—_
Exploration
lie
Ltd—
Maritimes
Mercedes
lie
11c
Ltd
Co
Jan
23c
Oct
14c
—
—
Warrants
Jan
40c
Aug
22 '/a
7Va
Ltd
trust
Aluminium
l
1
Oil
Ltd
Kontikfr Load
Lingside
Ltd._—
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Continental
Oct
*3 lb
6.50
Algoma Steel
Indian
86c
Nov
18 Vbc
common
Yellowkrtfife
Pacific
Algom
Jun
29
»
—
50c
Distilleis
Alberta
Jan
23
Hign
32c
—1
Shoe
Explorations
5%
4,097
814
Ltd-!
Surpass
Voting
Jan
33 lb
com
Oil—
Mines
Akaitcho
Alba
32 lb
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Petroleums
Ajax
235,343
20
Jan
15'/2C Jan
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Range for Year 1956
Low
65c
A
Jan
Jan
83,500
columns
'
high
32 Vb
_______
7c
Jan
Shares
•
common
Preferred
15c
13c
10c
10c
5
^
Ltd
21c.
received
not
these
for Week
50c
'•
45c
28c
17 %c 17
1
—
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
415
in
Salei
Range
of Pritei
low
Abbican
Jan
Jan
10.000
Was
range
shown
Week's
Last
Sale Frici
7c
9c
18%
18 >4
year's
range
Fundi
Friday
35c
23c
.
year
Canadian
Jan
100
11c
43c
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current
Jan
19c
3,500
11c
43c
1
43c
the
Toronto
Jan
2,000-
...
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that
the
Jan
Alberta
Copper
fact
publication
'
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——
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the
1956 range of sales.
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14c
Gui-Por-Uranium Mines & Meals Ltd_l
Mines
ltd-—
1
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for
to
Jan
—.
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Haitian
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Jan
'
'
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Toronto Slock
3.90
.
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25
NOTE:
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58c
39%
l
Mines—
Mines
3,600
20c
l
Ltd
Oils
65c
'
4
Age Mines Ltd_-_
Grandines
60c
19c
•
Ventures Ltd
Gateway
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Ltd
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100
l
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'
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JANUARY
STOCKS
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration lnc
Foniatni
5.10
61c
l
Low
3.80
—
*
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
I'igh
5.10
—
60c
L
Ltd.
Minerals
&
Metal
Fab
&
Co
Shares
Low
,_i
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WEEK
for Week
ol Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sullivan
East
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FOR
Sales
"
■The Commercial
*a
C.-'
(320)
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■i
and Financial Chronicle
.7 Monday;JaJouSiy 28, 1957
.
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CANAPIAN MARKETS?
WEEK ENDED
RANGE TOR
Weefc'a
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Last 11 "" ""
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Sale Price
4
,
.
Par
,
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Mills
Brunhurst
11—25
class
,
Canadian
1
Ltd
Bunker
1
Burchell
A
Lake
Calalta
15c
Bread
Cement
1
B
:
Canada
Iron Foundries
Canada
class
10
—
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Astoria
29
Nov
40
Jan
175
7
Dec
2,000
23,900
7%c
18c
54c
Jan
1.400
19%
Jan
54%
98
12%
Consolidated
Pershcourt
1.12
Jan
Apr
Consolidated
Press
Apr
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Nov
9
Nov
64
65
1,430
102
102
245
11%
12%
17.667
6.10
6.20
—
51
»54
135
29
30
1,154
27
28
6%
7%
13.
225
Consol
Nov
69
Aug
Consolidated
105
28% Mar
Consolidated
Jan
7.35
Cu us tuners
Nov
32
Feb
11%
Feb
17
Dec
Mar
Copper
94
Dec
103
Aug
Corby
35
,146
i iNov
168
Aug
39%
Nov
75
46%
Nov
62
22%
NOV
26
May
1.41
Nov
2.52
3.25
3.50
3.75
20.545
Cosmos
1U0
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Nov
3.60
Dec
8.00
250
12%
__5
Producers
33.100
21
29
30
5%
17 %c
80c
common—-"
15% July
5.48
1
1.15
30o»
Morse
Products
Feb
Jan
6.65
Feb
60c
1.77
Ltd
76c
2.00
Feb
5.40 Mar
90c
4.60
—
-i
1.00
2.10
Apr
Oct
'
Dyno
Jan
Jan
1.39
-
Nov
29
.50
10%
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Feb
25c
\
1.60
Preferred
Canadian
1.10
69c
Nov"
5%
10c: 11 %c
i,_—
80c
7.15
2.40
5.25
95c
pfd—,_i—.
-1——
'
1.05
pfd-4—
2,070
12%
Warrants
11% Mar
6%
10%
9.85
15
-i
Deeoitrsey BVewia Minos
3,638
2.191
mi 3
16C
-i
Mines
Leather class
55%
,
12,300
—
D'Aragon
•
(Dunsmuir).
27c
I,500
15%;
——_—
Apr
Aug
25%
Canadian Decalta Gas warrants
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
,11c
17c
Explorers
Mining Corp
27%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose-
58,000
489,800
22c
1.05
Mines
Mines
25
14'
3.00
29
Hi':
Daering
27
15%
13c
2.73
A
Minerals
25%
•
3.00
.
7%C Nov
11 %c
17%C 23%c
2.80
—
class
Zellerbacli
Crowpat
27%
«
July
•
Trust
Crown
Ar>r
6.90
_
45c
550
24% Aug
Nov
50c
—H25
—
631,223
.10
Pershing
Crown
11%
37,133
6.25
10c
1.78
23c
Zinc
Warrants
Sep
6.25
Mar
1.57 Mar
15c
21c
..
1.51
Timber
Crestbrook
Croinor
17
19%
54
55c
23
1.65
10
—
Crestaurum
Jan
104
Oct
250
19
18c
55
92
200
12
19
18c
50c.
20
Jan
35%' May
13% Aug
6.25
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian Celanese common-
Steel
Aug
95% May
80c
Nov
•
Copper
of Canada--.
Oil
_•
British Empire Oils
Drawn
39%
Dec
92
Nov
July
15c
1
Mining
1—25
-
-
Jun
83
•
Commerce
Breweries
common
Collieries
May
33%
155
-——2
,
of
Preferred
2.25
400
89
75c
.12.50
class B
preferred
600
36
32
1
com
Oil
2.00
89
92
2.15
51c
"ii
Imperial
Cournor
35%
75c
Jun
2,000
lO'/aC
Chiboug—!_
Lead
Coulee
Jan
4.00
Sep
92c
40c
4.9,500
•.
B
3.40
1.80 May
Mines
Rand
Distillery
Class
Feb
995
"
Dec
23c
Exploration
Copper-Man
Apr
30
423,373
"55,675
36
16c
7,000
5.35
Dec
65c
20c
70c
Copp
550
51
Jan
Nov
2.30
1
Clark Publishing
Cupper Corp Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
„
Feb
19%c
70c
in
Toronto
of
Con west
37%
..
Gas
Mar
July
13
Feb
2.04
Nov
2.30
Petroleum
West
57
31
Apr
45c
*
8c
2T.250
17 %c
Mining—
Tungsten
37
,
?
Feb
Dec
;<
Apr
-44c
-
,
Dec
"65c
"
18c
Mines!
Basin
Sudbury
rJttly
5
19c
2.30
•
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
u
26
.
1.10
Nov
17,947
••Jan
94c;
Dec
9c
Nov
5.90 Aug
38
Dec
16c
70c
Mines
San norm
Jun
26%
181
-
1,080
...
41c
17,500
12c.
"
16%c Nov
-
835
1.05
87c.Feb
•26c
V
Nov
1
Ltd—
Dec
50
10c
25
Apr
5.10 Mar
%
-
Feb
1
12.50
Min
Poplar
Aug
1.60
5i05i Dec
700
94c
19c
*
A——
Gold Mines—
33
100% 100%
20
„
Atlantic
Bank
Preferred
Red
i
Mine—.
class
Consolidated Quebec
6'%
i
94c
lie
im
f
-
Dec \
2.50
7,483
13c.
12c
Dec
20e
t
Liar
3.75 Mar
"
14%
Nov
11
23c
ttv*M V.
84c;
'
50c
Dec
23c
v
v
7,700
56c;
20c
12c
Consolidated Peak Oils
Feb
28c
Dec
25c
56c
Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines,,
29c
25c
!
;
7,492
"
i
Jan
3.35
v
16,855
28
21C
l
Mines——..
Nicholson
Consolidated
Jim
7%
4.10
/\dmiral Oils
Canadian
Canadian
380
23%
.
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
23
Petroleum
—
Wire & Cable
$1.75
14c
3.50
warrants-
Steamship Lines
Canadian
5%c Nov
23
pid—-
Oils
Canada Southern
,
Negus
1
1.85
Southern
Canadian
2
2.96
B-
Safeway Ltd
Canada
Morrison
Moslier
3.95
Mtge
27
Consolidated
3.60
class
27
Consolidated
1
„^
Smelting-.
Expiur
&
1.429
4.95;
4.70
Consolidated
9.230
50
Oils Liu—~
4.80
••
4,300
..
23%c 23 %c
—i
Anr
-26
Lands
Preferred
Mining
35c
35c
i
Mines—
Feb
13c
160
1,365
Jun
1.40
160
3.70
30c
26%
51
3.45;
14%
26
36
3.45
■
Dec
49 c
4,000,
Nov
20c
118,240
15%c
Nov
1.35
12 %
1.30
Nov
1.40
—
1.16
Dec
575
37%
1.16
11c
7.50
V?-
■
>:
15c
500
7%c
980
7
!
23c
24c
i
Gold Ltd—
Mac
I
21c
24c
17,685
7
10
—
.
-
!.
Canada
Canadian
Htgh-
Low
32,500'
10,500
500
12%
.
common.,
common
Permanent
Canadian
Consolidated
6%
.100
Canada
Canada
Jan
1,615
——
-
Assurance—
Packers
Canada
60c
39c
Warrants
Canada
Nov
10%
20
.
A..,
Explorations—
Oil
7%c
74,517
15 %
11%
._50
preferred
Met
Consolidated Mic
30
pfd
;
—
Foils
Preferred
522,700
30c
-
65
Crushed Cut Stone—
Warrants
Marcus
Consolidated
.-25c
Canada
Life
Marbenor
Consolidated
7
common
Malting
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
-
?,
Lorn
24c
Gold——-
Howey
Jad
IOHH
*
A
Consolidated
18c
26%
class
class
Preferred
14%
15%
.__1
Canada
Nov
10%
it
-
•
Canada
Apr
15c
6%
39c
2.15
UalHurell %
Nov
7%
*
Raiife.for Yekf 1956
a
—i
Consolidated
Nov
31%
12c
Campbell Chiboiigftinuu
Campbell Red Lake
Can
tfcarM
•>:
tat Wwa*
23c
Consolidated Guayana Mines—
52 fa Mar
Nov
85 c
-
Ranfd
,
nil
Arrow——
6c'
10
31
.100
Canada
?
Week'#
,
of Prices
Last
Par
Golden
Consolidated
7c
18c
6%
Calgary
-5 r/c. preferred
Canada
Friday ;
■
985,102
8%c
1
-
new—
Dock
10,752
17c
31
EdmontonPower common
4%%
r.
iiocir'
'
50% Aug
Nov
43
27 5
8%c
&
Canada
'""-
HighI
*
Jan''
36%
365
....
19c
8c
,
Petroleum
Calgary
\\I
•?
Range for Year 1956
Low
9%c 10 %c
•
Burlington Steel
Dry
9.30
10c
*
4.
Ext
Burns & Co Ltd
Burrard
f"
Prict
3,724-
10C 14'%c
14c
9.75
1
I—II
-
7%
12c
A
•
•
class
Hill
7 fa
14c
—a__
-
1.00
7fsr
12 c
Goiu
Lake-
95c
15%o
1
Products
Bullochs
.
46%
•
l.OO
iinii
—
Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Euffadison Gold
Building
•
Shaker*
*
45%
44%-
44%
»
A-——.
Mines
Red
'
1
Brums ton
Buffalo
'8aie»-.
High
44%
45
Mines—
Bruusman Mines
tsiuuuo
of Prices^
"
—
Columbia Telephone Co
Bruck
2
?' tar Week
.
Low
'
Broulan
*.
Ranjie
1
,
British Columbia Power
British
JANUARY 25
'
Fridajr
STOCKS
22c
23c
10,000
13c
14c
1.000
I
III.l
4.30
43c
jLGO.Apr
.Nov
_
18%c Dec "
46c
Feb
Number 5607
Volume 185
..
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(521)
41
'
'
CANADIAN MARKETS
**
triAay
STOCKS
Week's
Last
'
Par
Goldcrest
Mines
Gold Eagle Gold
Goiaen
.
i
Manitou
Goldfieids
Males
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4 K.f). .preferred J
:
Bousquet
Grandlaes
Mines
Great Lakes
Grtsaf
i
West
Gulch
1.90
3,850
26c
8,200
147
17c
0*2
7
2.90
3.50
41*2
43
1
1.50
1.47
1.70
3
,:8
8
42c
40c
45c
21 Mi
21
21H
A
—10
-
Ltd
—_1
Mines
46,700
28c
8c
18H
Head
of
9*2C
11c
29,000
28
800
Hees
(Geo
Mines
H)
Gold
Tower
17
22c
72.700
25c
Nov
5,111
12c
12c
85c
1.05
17c
13 He
4.00
?■
.
<t
Pacific
22c
19,400
10c
Sep
13,000
15c
Nov
3.50
3.75
13,847
28c
31c
25,500
1.75
1.73
1.91
14'%
47)4
47 >4
25
20c
23c
13%
13%
12'%
12*%
71c
Mill
City
28.650
MUliken
Dec
Oct
50
47c
July
*■.18
May
24c
Apr
Milton
19 Ho
Apr
Mindamar
Apr
18c
162,200
10c
Feb
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
4.00
120
2.06
Mav
4.50
Min
Deo
100
1.35
29,958
3.15
3.10
3.40
13.761
1.50
400
29c
30c
10,220
2.10
2.68
366,960
3.15
990
3.00
13c
500
8c
Ore
Dec
Corp
5c
Dec
16,000
19c
Jan
50c
Anr
Mogul Mining Corp,
10,200
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
Molsons
42*4
43
205
42
Nov
58
Jan
Moneta
93a
9H
9H
100
7
Jan
11
Aug
Montreal
Jun
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Modern
14He May
Containers
Aug.,;
3.20 Aug
5.70 Nov
2% Nov
1.20 Nov
24c
Nov
22
Mar
3.00
Dec
1.10 Nov
class
A..
j
Feb
20
2,755
17'% Nov
27c
Nov
94c
14.100
15c
Nov
13
13
10
1.85
40,795
23
130
70c
71c
3.400
16
16*%
54*4
89c
15%
1.50
1.75
2534
87
>
.
H
2.00
2,967
223a
Nov
3.00
Feb
30*4 Mar
Locomotive
Works
I
May
3.95
Apr
Mar
18
Apr
^
Apr
29%
34.840
h
Jan
5.00
42c
37c
23
r
2.80 Mar
21c
1.71
A___
j;
Apr
Nov
3.95
20
Nov
27%
60c
Nov
90c
785
14%
Dec
18%
55'%
1,332
39%
Feb
57% Aug
1
1.02
6,100
90c
Dec
1.83 Aug
I
9,100
50C
Nov
Apr
1
Feb
*
Brewery class
Porcupine
t
Mar
Jan
■\
Class
A
Class
B
i
;
_
_•
.
12*4
11H
12*4
3,804
•
_
11 *»
11*8
113 4
1.607
10*4
Feb
16*2 Aug
15% Aug
38
38
155
3334
Dec
49
National
Chemical
Explorations Ltd
5.50
6.20
8.240
5.15
Nov
10 Ta
National
Grocers
80c 81 *4C
Apr
2.791
64
Jan
97 H July
National
Petroleum
25c
Nov
55c
Aug
Nodonal
Steel
32
Dec
42
Feb
Howard Smith Paper common
•
Hoyle Mining
•
5.GO
_•
80*20
-
HUdson Bay Mining &
Smelting
Hugh-Para Porcupine
ji
33c
35c
4,500
Huron
20
32
32*3
10*4
242
&
Erie
Mtge__
Feb
.
Creek
Nama
Mines
1
64c
72c
60c
"
National
May
Drug &
.5
com
;
;
preferred
11
553
57c
74,650
10%
11
49c
57c
-
20
26 )a
26 Va
3.60
3.60
4.00
26',2
30c
1,400
2.15 Mar
26
13%
Apr
Nov
1.47
Feb
July
28%
Jan
3.10 Jan
6.95 Mar
Nov
34
20c
Sep
45c
46c
Nov
61,200
10c
Sep
5,550
37c
Nov
8c
Nov
26
27
29q
25c
46o
30,550
1
66c
66c
72c
25
465
l*
Nello Mines _1—
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
/
10'% Nov
155
•
Car
26 */b
25c
;
33.950
.Apr
Apr
Feb
4.10
"
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Flo Glaze com
—*
Imperial Life Asspranoe_i.;__10
Imperial Oil
;
_•
Imperial TbbaCco of Canada ordinaryiB 1
6Q:
7.
55 H
:
54 *
Lake
-
11*2
5)%H preferred r—:
Inglis tJohn) & Co__.
Ingram <5L- Bell pfa.:—
■>
19c
i Preferred
__i—
Waite
6
Nov
18 H
19U
1.550
17
Dec
80c
85c
"9,711
60c
Nov
40
39*2
~.
"4*4
5.623
'
100
Oct
17
Dec
10*4
11% Sep
i03**i
43 *i
8
!
'
102 3 4 105 H
13.623
78*4
Jan
42 H
44*72
50^
32c
35c
23,450
1334
250
50 H
53*4
»
110
Dec
:
Jun
16%
Jail
New
7,907
27H
Jan
50
Aug
Newlund
New
1.80 Mar
1.74
1.60
17.000
1.40
Nov
3.85
Feb
3.60
27,350
1.15
Nov
4.75
Apr
New
1.30
1.40
4,200
1.15
Nov
2.60 Mar
New
26c
23 He
28c
40,000
17c.
Nov
40c
Mar
72c
84c
256.450
20c
Nov
61c
Dec
74c
82c
79,150
43c
Nov
Apr
10,714
27c
Nov
94c
9 He
30c
30c
36c
1
33c
29*2C
47c
789.430
Ltd
Jan
48c
Dec
13c
11c
14c
37,500
8c
Nov
34c
July
55c
55c
60c
29,350
40c.
Nov
18c
18c
21C
16.400
10c
Nov
46c
Nov
1.39 Aug
Nov
3.10
_1
72c
70c
75c
17.466
15e
1.85
1.85
1.90
3.100
%
8*2
8*2
8H
1
10 *2 C
lOHc
1
1
17 <4
1634
__l
53c
10c
Gold
11c
•
2.33
»
•
;
86 c
.
Jan
Norlartic
Nov
Nov
Oct
22
1.07
20o
1.00
Nov
~1
5.10 Mar
-1
:
Luz
North
3.20 Mai*
95c
Nov
2.09
Nov
49c
Dec
Acceptance
x
-■..
-3
;
pfd—,
A
Class
1.18
1.34
1.60
1.75
14c
2,503
—
19
1,445
.
-
55c
25,700
7,316
.
6,350
17c
Nov
4.60
2.321
19c
19c
24
North
2,200
Feb
Northern
3.55
Nov
38c
Jan
Nudulama
6.00
pfd__'
Norvalie
Uranium
240
13c
13.500
2^0
2.40
22.580
1.29
Jan-
70
70
29
28
42y4
42 H
_•
17 ta
10*20
•
29
1.297
174a
228
17
J7H
1.568
10c
-
11c
61.-165
Warrants
:
s
Louvicourt Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mining Co__
Lynx Yellowknlfe Gold Mines
—
32% Aug
Mar
15%
Nov
Mar
15%
Nov
23% Mar
6%c Jan
26c
Jun
10c
Jan
24c
Nov
3.800
35c
Nov
20c
t
66c
—
4.100
12c
Nov
60c
Nov
8c
66c
72c
10c
11c
1,118
Macdonald
Merffe
Mines
Macleod
Cockshutt
Gold
Macmillan Bloedel class
Madncn
Red -Lak»» Gold
Mines.
B
Jan
2.18
preferred
.
B
.
Feb
Petroleum
Dec
Pacific
Feb
Feb
Pamour
17 *4 c
Apr
p<c-
,
Mines
1.17
4.100
1.00
Nov
2,875
28*4
Nov
"""""
Uranium Ltd
l
9c
•9c
11c
61,750
*10
8 Va
11
f
•
6c
1.08
Nov
Feb
Nov
2.65
River
Nat
92
22c
common
Perron
Gold
10,825
lie
Dec
41c
Jan
17c
Jan
49c
Apr
31c
31c
35c
25,450
18c
Dec
Ott
Dec
17% May
■,
46%
Sep
■
3X)0
Nov
2.50 Aug
56c
Jan
2.30
Oct
79%
Oct
95% Mar
14c
Nov
85c
Apr
24 %c
Nov
,85c
Apr
5%c Nov
27c
4,175
"
15c
Nov
Jan
4lc
8c
Jan
25c
Oct
8,900
38c
Nov
1.30
Jun
Jan
3.25 Aug
60c
2.85
23,525
1.78
434,950
15 %c
I
2.05
36c
"
'
•9*/4
9%
9%
9
Apr
169,883
18c
50c
2.65
..20
Apr
1.30 May
55c
11 %c
9,225
31,600
Dec
810 "
8'/; Sep
300
%
9%
8'%
500
Oct
27'A May
Apr
45c
Nov
Aug
.
3.20
,1.15
Apr
Mar
'13
12%
30•
Apr
Aper
Nov
27
37
11%
22c
12 Va
15,127
Feb
19%
Apr
26c
14,100
19c
Dec
57c
Jar.
,
40c
45c
5,500
26c
Dec
94c
July
;
32c
35c
3,000
22c
Nov*
63c
Feb
10c
11c
38.500
-10
12%
22c
.
8.20
32c
10'%c
17*4
17 Vb
18%
109 %
115
597
77
Feb
54c
10,210
41c
Nov
-
78c
Peruvian
36c
Apr
Petrol
Dec
47c
Feb
Phlllfn*
OH
pfd—
Mines
Oils
Oil <tr
Nov
Oil
&
&
Mineral
12%
11,300
Jan
16%C NOV
20% July
"
106
Aug
Aug
Feb
25c
25c.
25c
5.500
19c
Nov
43c
12c
11c 12 %c
38,500
8c
Nov
23c
Feb
10c
37.000
6c
Nov
19c
Jan
40c
Nov
1
9%c
8c
1.53 Mar
65(i
65c
86c
94,480
6"%
80c
75c
5%
87c"
Jan
IZi
13,055
50c
Nov
1.90
Jan
21c
21c
23c
26,274
21c
Nov
39*%c
Jan
9.40
9.40
5
51
50
51'%
25
5
4%
250
7.85 Mar
2,075
9.50
:
51%
Ncv
Oct
53
Jan
26
46'%
25
25
30
22%
Dec
2
2.69
2.66
2.81
88,375
1.80
Nov
31c
30c
37c
66,950
1
1.51
1.51
1.63
8,200
Ltd
1.25
1.22
1.38
1
1.50
1.45
1.60
58,350
7,930
July
Jan
47
25
—1
13
Sep
23%
730
"
46 ',4
-50
•
Gas
Co
9%c Dec
*
'——'.
common
Gas
283,745
•
s
1
!-
Ltd
Ga«-
Pipeline
Per mo
629.280
MprfcrnW
38 '/a
95
80
1.73
5.90
Feb
July
1
Mines
Preferred
Feb
55c
8c
*
Pembina
Jan
1.40
18,250
A'
Peace
1.70
15c 24Vic
15c
:/
21c
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•
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Paymaster
2.70 May
47c
12c
page 42.
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3.15
11% Nov
1,504
360
21c
(
—1
-
—
Uranium
21 %c
47c
1.35
Pater
Penmans
12 He
see
Mar
24c
1.38
*
280
7,600
131.636
"
■
1
_For footnotes
1.63 Aug
117,000
1
T,M
2.30 Mar
Dec
Dec
80c
1.46
_10o
.
1.15
Maralgo Mines
Marcon Mines Ltd,
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,
Amnleamated Mines
Drilling
*
Major trans
Malartlc Goldfields
Maneast
„
Mines
1.70
355.150
1.16
1
Oi]g
Woxtprr
Pardee
92c
1.31 Mar
46c
Parber
1,200
14%C Feb
114
Parker
16.000
Nov
July
-1
.
Feb
34
Sep
5c
55c
39
Porcupine.
Apr
1.10
35%
Nov
8,100
1.60
Page Hersev Tubes-.
2.50
1.51
1.96
Sep
7.35 Aug
1
—
24He
1.05
34%
Z
Jan
'
Eastern
Nov
1.05
4.50
Sep
1.59 Aug
_1
Mines
Lake
Pacific
Nov
32 */a
2.00
64c
16,520
3.50
—1
...
5c
1.90
May
7.90 Mar
9c
1.55
1
!
.
-46C
"33V2
21c
Nov
69c
3.25
1
Copper
Gold
Minerals
Ormsby
Osisko
Debenture——
Loan. &
Ontariq
Opemiska
1 Orenada
—
9.200
1
Jan
Dec
Jan
60c
38%
._10
-
preferred...
40c
48
56c
9c
4,930
77.200
Nov
Nov
5.25
10,470
18C
1.73
66% Aug
7 Vac
74c
95c
-
NOV
9c
125
37
37
37
6?c
47c
59c
10c
;
2.30
1.89
•
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Mages Sporting Goods^
Magnet Consolidated Mines...
8,715
66c
14c
'
5.15
4.95
4.95
Apr
1.46
Nov
*
34c
51c
1.15
Dec
.2.25
1.82
__1
Nov
50c
40c
51c
7.162
Jan
35c
3,925
2.30
1.85
t
46c
4,775
60c
——t,
——
1
..
239,730
48c
57c
.
43c
40c
53c
1
—
BxDlornHonn
1.49
41c
60c-
69c
Paramaque
Macassa Mines
1.30
1.34
Aug
85c
98c
-i
8.915
Club common—
Malartlc
Jockey
6«
48
85c
1
5.85
Jun
5.25 May
49 V4
2.70
Ontario
Apr
23
,20c
»
123.567
5.50
17 Vac
O'Leary
,
Jun
Dec
73.800
35.000
9 % C 13'%c
lie
5.60
38%
Oils
3.35
Oct
57,250
-
132,250
-50
Warrants
28
19c
--
18c
6.88
Selections
Okalta
3.65
39
1.45
85c
13c
17 %C
22c.
Jan
16c
-
3,807
71c
Apr
1.31
1
29,600
53%
18c
41c
16c
;
36c
51
'
64c.
35c
1.31
■
33c
35c
18e
Nov
1
:
Dec
64c
Nov
•
Mines
8c
13%
Gold.
Rockland
Class
•
20,950
20,200
10c
627
43 Va
14c
May
5.05
"
.67,000
35
17 H
Nov
30'aC
Aug
31c
Jun
2.35
43c
7He
/•
1.37
16,450
6.00
Oka Rare Metals Mining.
70
2,100
28,250
3.00
12'%
.100
17c
Oct
24c
4.40
9*%c
Oil
2.35
12c
23c
3.95
8c
1.08 Aug
Nov
1.85
2.90
/30c
Jan
1.75
Apr
Apr
35c
Dec
1.600
3.00
1.23
—
18*4
6,180
Dec
9 He
Ltd—
21
12c
2,733
Mines
Lake
Dec
2.30
2.16
Obaska
Feb
12c
2.06
6.20
.-,.1
Nov
12c
_s
pfd%_____
18*4
2.20
Apr
20c
1.55
68c
16
31 %c
Nov
Feb
Ogama
815
Dec
6c
12'%
O'Brien Gold Mines.
4,400
Nov
8c
Jan
Apr
80c
8c
6,700
15,620
3.50
__—s.
Jan
18 H
?
47.000
•
—r-i__
Utilities
4.45
17 H
Jan
Nov"
Apr
1.49 Aug
98c
Apr
27c
Aug
15c
—j.
3.55
76C
Feb
1,14
9%c
Mines
Mines
Feb
33c
9c
>-
■(
Mines
Apr
54c
13c
1
"~50
common
Feb
13c
1
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
<)'%c 10 He
—1
2.30 Nov
2.25
•
—
8c
1
2.65
30
;
;
23c
45,000
.200
125
__50
__i
■
40c
195.450
lGc
•
Ltd
700
*
——
36.450
49c
1
Oils cpmmon
3.40
_*
;
com
1.27
14c
—1
Ltd
2.50
18 */4
NOV
Apr
May
'
43c
•
2.40
3
Nov
—
Mining
Canada
Northwestern
37c
—
J
Apr
Apr
Nov
20c
23c
warrants
-1956.
25c
Dec
157,800
51*4
Oil
Star
Preferred
Mar
Nov
2.90
52c
v
4.10
Uranium
Nov
16c
40c
50c
Nov
1.18
1
Oils
9c-
15c
Nov
11c
1
*
Apr
Feb
2.10
Rankin
3.75
July
8c
24,700
1.19
f
Jan
13c
Inca Gold
Northspan
Mar
25
*
.
Oils
"1.45
-
7.000
4.35
■
Nov
53,900
20c
*
Northland
2.75 Aug
Nov
17
•
Lac, Gold
j
B
80c
„i
-.w
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Class
20 H
17H
18*/4
.20
.a
^
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Class A
Lorado
19C
2.42
Mines
Loblaw Cos. pfd^
•
19
20
.
4.50
__1
..1
Gold
Long
Loblaw
18H
20c
.17c
1
Canadian
North
Nov
33c
40c
*
Nov
I lie
9%c
Preferred
July
July
21C
13c
,
lie
Norsyncomaque
',
:
Apr
9'aC
Mines
Northcal
Nov
Feb
May
2.15
13*%C Nov
2.90
3.40
Liberal Petroleum
Little
-
14c
70c
;i4c
._1
Mining——
Lencourt Gold
Lexindlk
.
2,200
17,125
12 He
-.1
Mines
Laurentide
.
Nov
18c
'
20
-_1
Mines
Shore
Wa.sa
Leltch Gold
.
Nov
15c
1.06
1.65
;
'
.
50c
-1.02
1.00
1.24
Lamaque Gold Mines;
Laura Secord. Candy
-
2,413
36,300
,
63c
Nov
11c
17,866
31c
=■
Mining Corp_
Oil & Mines Ltd—
Norpax
94cMay
13He May
North
187n
La
>
20.250
'
...
i
17,700
25c
1.10
14 He
Ltd—
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake
-
97 c
22c
.1
1.80
9,065
Julv
Dec
38c
27c
Mtass.
Normetal
6c
34c
90c
i
14c
Norgold Mines
16%
16 He
35c
7,580
1.21
Mines
Dec
15 H
1.60
12c; Nov,"
191,250
"
49c
Gold
Acme
Noranda
Feb
1.04
1
*
Labatt; (John) Ltd.—
Lake
•
85c
2.75
'
Bay
Minerals
Lake Lingmnn Gold Mines.
Lake Osu Mines
;
-
2.30
Nor
8
605
24c
29 c
Mines
8c
36,075
.
16c
8,200
Mines
5,572
53c
9c
190
Nlsto
Apt
2.05
356,174
Mines
Taku
New
Apr
1.15
1
Gold
Gold
Nlpissing
10.000
17 Va
Mines—"—/
1.68
50c
Nov
24c
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1.59 July
Jan
1.30 Nov
20c
Miiida-Scotia
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
New Superior Oils.
Aug
]
...
16c
2Vc
5,730
18c.
Mylatnaque Explor..
Newnorth
35c
2,500
43c
New
1.33
Mar
"11.200
_T1
New
75c
I
Manitoba
Jan
90c
51c
;
Sep
759c
Nov
17c
Mines
2.55
Dec
17Hc
Mines
Nov
»,1.30 Jan
/
21c
19c
.
3.25
v
1.46
34 %C
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Mines
Kelore
3.15
Lake Dufault Mines
r
,
19c
45c
22c
New Jason Gold
Dec
•
Co
Hosco
2,500
19c
,
Highridge
New
1.75
Kirkland" Town site
,
New
.
12
1
_
J
Warrants
Rtrklahd Hudson
\
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26c
1
Kloy' Oils
.
1.40
I
:
Keyboycon Mines
Kilembe Copper
Kirkland
Feb
Nov
Nov
1.50 May
,1.45
.1,55
New Harrlcana
Aug
48
'
Jan;..
1
3.20
_i
Ltd
Canada
Kerr-Addison
>28,
•
Explorations
Gas
Apr
48c
22C
New Goldvue Mines—
Apr
105
__l
1
38c
27,025
60c
Feb
2.08
1.35
'20c.
48
%c
"1.44
New
'
57c
50c
New Fortune Mines
31c "
31c
Feb
31%c
'
60,885 *
'
60c
-•
.1.75
7,750
Apr
*
"76,100
"
2.35"
v
93c'
'/
75c : Dec
3,000 "
.
53c
42c
2.20
_i
77c
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Lake
2.088
46
:
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42c
2.35
.•
of Canada
New Dickenson Mines
1
Mines
of
Sep
2:10
*:
80c
_i
Petroleum'—
NeWDavies
Dec
12,550
41c
"
80c
.40c
New Delhi Mines-,
.
1.74. Jan
Jan
95%
-
lie"
9%c.
: loc
-50e
;
Develop:
:
\
-
Dec
18 *8
Concord
;
Aug
7
011_-u.__^
Petfoleum
Continental. Oil
New
50c ./55c
'1
Mines
Chamberlain
New
•
i
--
*
Mines
Mining
Jupiter Oils
33
355
-
13*2
1
Mines
Jowsey
430
;34c
I*
com
40
97 H
97H
Z1
;
(1939)
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Kerr
2,515
1
Dominion
New
1
J
'
British
New Calumet
Sep
1
Z
Oils;
;
Feb
^
*8
Gold_:
Bristol
1
Ltd.
Minerals
Kenviiie
,-29H
934
_•
common
Ltd
Mining__
Mines
Kelvinator
Nov
Bidlamaque
New
16c 19 He
i**0.
:
New Athona Mines.%
;
240
~-5H
Mining Corp
Joburke
22sb
6.965
1
New
Feb
;
Alger Mines
New
%.Apr
85c
5
.
7
Jan
iiOc
1*
Exploration
Jonsmith
■
*
12 Va
-
'
Mines
Products
Jeanette
48^4
5.
•
Co
Ranwick
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovinclal Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
:
Jellicoe
25*2
Apr
Apr
-
15c.
"7*4
'
;
_i
—100
;
International
Jacobus
154.900-
*
62H Aug
»
"
International 'Nickel
Jack
Oct
Aug
79
•.,
Nov
534
18'b
s
.—20
International. Petroleum
Jaye
10Va
450
934
,
Preferred
Bay
2.925
New
27H
Dec
Dec
■
22c
63
"■1
Oct
54
23 Va
"ti
;
>_ll
'
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International "Metal Ind class A
Iron
24
25
6 V4
24
Nov
8,688
11H•
48*4
>
48 5a
_•
1*
.
Inspiration
Isotope
'
6 */4
65
"19c
25'i
„_50-'
,
Inland Natural Gas common
'*•
11*4
i
Iadustrikh Accept Corp Ltd com
-
47
25
55 3 4"
54 3b
'
Gold
422
28
65
2
preferred
Indian
-28
60
i
57
:
Aug
45c
19C
,
93.060
19
81c
33 c
18 '4
Co
Mines
37c
1.50 July
Nov
13c
Brick
Metals
11% May
Nov
19 Va
Uranium
Dec
39c
10'% Dec
55c
2.75
Lake
Nov
1.75
Jan
4.60 Apr
22% Mar
Nov
1.23
_,
Nov
25*4
Nov
1.37
Nov
19%
Petroleums
31c
1.75
48
Apr
3.80
Nov
13c
300
66c
20c
Apr
70c
Dec
12'%
100
12%
1.45
Aug
25c
,
11% Jan
22,200
13%
Gas
33c
25
25c
4,215
47*4
com
45c
;
'
3.00 Nov
35,690
13%
Dec
1.50
Industries
30c
_B
;
4,500
16c
1.30
43
.
Aug
95'% Mar
42c
Grain___,
33c
•
Dec
68
24c
68c
31c
_«
11»%
Nov
36c
Mining
9c
8Hc 12*20
Jan
10'% Mar
504
23c
Feb
8
2.20 Mar
73
1.003
77)4
104
;
41% Jun /
100
63
77
28c
pfd—_.
•
L__../
Apr
9% Mar
Dec
Nov
l3VaC
Gas
45c
Ltd
Coi
&
Warrants
Apr
July
1.70 May
Nov
Apr
89c
Feb
3.55
Power
6,000
3.25
11%
61
6
40c
14c
Mines
51.400
'
85.516
14
S'ic
_■»
Mfg class A—
Hollinger Cottsol Gold
'
Jun
ll*ac
1
Drilling
Oil
Midland
Nov
95c
82
193
80c
39c
—13.50
Oil
Midrlm
8c
11*20
714
23c
—Z—1
Preferred
Midcon
Jan
Apr
13Va
-
84%
.
'
Uranium
Aug
105
i 7e
290
83
72c
11 Va
77
Mersey Paper 5 % c'o
38
124.500
45c
'
61 Va
Mining
Meta
29c
14
40c
84%
Petroleum
6He Nov
14c
16 *2 c
Nov
Petroleums
Merrill Island
22
14
He
6
Exploration & Dev_
Merrill
Sep
lie
40c
6,413
Jan
14
16
6%
'
Mexican Light &
H
6.00
Nov
6*4
100
Lake
Apr
12%
20
Nov
6%
5.20
"
com
common
j
Hoiden
Home
2.55
Mentor
Apr
11c
Co_/_——
&
Mines
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde r Dauch (Canada)__
Hi
"7
l
I
125
v
28,500
Dec
•
Hign
Nov
8c
Lake
Red
Medallion
Midwest
i
Lake
Gold
Heath-
Heva
8.50 May
247a
l
Iron
Red
15*4 May
9,158
4.10
_i
__
Lakes
Headway
-11.632
10*2C 11 He
1.41
preferred
Jan
1.49
26c
47.900
15c
McWatters Gold Mines
Feb
23
Nov
1.99
12 c
75c.
Frontenac
McMarmac
Jan
1.09
Nov
6,700
Red
Apr
11*2 July
Feb
46c
13c
19 H
McKenzie
5.85
Nov
1.86
12c
Porcupine
54% Aug
Oct
41c
l
Gold
Hasaga
7H
32c
12c
"H
9%c
*
Mines
Nov
20 Va
260
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McInTvre
3.75 Aug
Jan
80c
129,560
-
25
Minerals
2534
1.495
4.10
1
common...
Gold
3.125
20,760
Mc.Brine
Apr
7 *4
.
Nov
Low
1.87
.1
-7)4
McOcll
Range for Year 1956
High
.1
:
Jan
57
.
Nov
42c
18
common..
Cotton
5V4
2.00
Share#
Low
Mines
Apr
'
1,425
—
-
for Week
•f Prices
Ltd
Maybrun
Feb
4.60
Nov
12c
1
1
10%C
Rock
64c
Nov
34
6.800
'
f
■
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Harrison
3.75
'
42
Gwiilim Lake Gold
Hard
584
3.50
Mines
Hamilton
40
—_1
45c
Nov
15c
393e
common..
Oils_
Nov
12c
7,615
Preferred
Maxwell
Feb
■;
Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
■
Mar
53
26,900
"
*
Jan
170
Nov
4.80
Nov
69c
July
45
23.500
19c
21c 24He
J
Maritime
Mar
5.00
-
Nov
132
45
36c
Sales
Range
Far
13%c Jan
Nov
18c
280
46*8
4.30
40
class
Gurriey Products
*'a
15*2C
22c
_/
Coal
155
1.50
'
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Warrants
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Number 5607
185
Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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■
.
(523)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-C OUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 25
•j
The
n°t
following bid and asked quotations
Thei
rcprese^ actual Lrarisa^ioris,
bought (indicated by the
or
asked
)
obtained from the National
are
Association
"
of
Securities
3
"bid"?
which have
-
•
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Southwest
Gas
Southwestern
Aerovox Corp
__1
Aetna-Standard
Engineer
Co—1
Inc
Products
Air
American Box Board Co
American Express Co
<
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Hospital Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co •_
Amer
v
4
33%
35%.»
30
"
9%
;
*46;-!
1
21%
23%.
1
24%
-
auvviovovc
26%
Securities
Co
:--_3
...
'
'
( A
Stanley
.'V
E)
Mfg Co__
19%
31 %
33 Va.
3938
Amer
Pipe <k Const Co
Research
'
Home
10
Products
25 %
25 %
United States
•/ Anheuser-Busch Inc
Public
Arizona
19%-
•
48%
51%"-'
Jelierson
5
24%'
25%
Jervis Corp
Service Co_:
Missouri
Western Gas
Power
Co__5
Co
Asftec
Oil
Gas
&
Oil
Mfg Co
Bausch & Lomb
Gossett
&
68'/a
29 3 a -V- 31'%
.
16%
■
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*
—xElectric, CoJl
11%
___
,—•-1
Jessop Steel Co
1
,18%
*
1
Co—__L—10
•;
r
9%
23%
tilack. Sivalls & Bi
1
25 V4
$1.20
Inc
Bowser
Inc
yson
preferred—25
Kendall
-
27
29%
29
307/«
2Va
14 '/a
16
_5
44 %
47 3%
13
14'/^
22'%
Valley Mould 6z Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
9%
-
'■*
5%
6
.40%
Texas
National
33%
buckeye
Bullock's
.
Co
Mfg
Inc
L%)-F
34%
37.'%
6%
.3%
,
.
-
-
40 3
Lone Star Steel Co ____,^_1
26%
Lucky
12
39 Va
42%
Ludlow
19%
Petrol
Ltd__10c
Co
Paper
Inc
Stores
Mfg & Sales Co__
17%
—1
Madison Gas & Electric Co—_16
44 %
Mbllory (P R) 6c Co—_____A__1
Manning, Maxwell 6c Moore
44 V4
47%
1
10
5%
5%
6c
Gas
Co__3%
16%
17%
Maremont. Automo
111
&
Gas
Co—iO
31%
33 %
Marlin-Rockwell
Central
Indiana
13
14
Marmon
Central
Louisiana Electric Co__5
35%
-Central
Elec
Gas Co
33
Telephone Co
Clinton Machine
•'?
Line
Class
1
16%
5Va
18
Mielile
Class
A
28 %
5
77%
81%
Milling 6c Elev Co.;__l
19%
21%^
Missouri
coml.3
I8V2.
19% -
Montrose
33
Ltd
Oil
Delhi-Taylor
*
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B
National
Nortex
17%
North
14%
16
North
17%
19 Vb
Northeastern
Detroit
.
,*
17%
19 Va
North
10%
12
Northwest
21%
23%
Internal
Disney
*
*.
...
Bridge Co—__1
1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
Productions__2%
(Walt)
1
6
—
26
Co
29%
1
Inc
Bradstreet
$1
(Corp
-2
-2
El
Associates—10
Utilities
Eastern
Emhart
State
—
Co
—
37%
343'*
7%
1
—:
Oil
*
Co
Foods
Fairmont
Serv
pfd_*
63
67 Va
Co—*
37
39 %
34
36'/a
7%
50%
30:%
53%
Corp
Brewing Co —__——_•
Northwest
Indus
18%
Portland
Gas
*
18'a
19%
,
.-19
33%
Electric Co_7%
Coke Co
&
1
33%
35%
Pub Serv
10
24%
25 7«
Pub
40%
Punta
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
-—-_u-
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
General
General
Crude
Co
Controls
Oil
5
——i
2%
Co_
38
22%
37
____20
preferred
5%%
Portland
Cement
1
Co
20 %
31'8
35%
23%
163a
10
11
Gruen
Inc
Industries
—1
Coast
Leaseholds
Inc
20c
4%
3%
1—*
10
10%
__10c
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new—2.50
8
8%
Gplf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
Sulphur
Corp
30
32'/a
Trust
New
Franklin
3 %
j Square
30%
Rochelle
N
—
35%
(Philadelphia)
Guaranty Trust Co
8%
Hamp—_5
Mexico___5
17%
14'4
18%
Harris
15%
Hartford
1
19%
21%
Hudson
New
New
Alegre Sugar Corp__
5 %
1
22%
Chemicals
_
-
37%
21 »4
19
Haloid
(H H»
—j.'
-j.1
Co
53
69
Class
B
Haskelite
37%
14
21%
26%
5516%
10%
13%
14 %
17%
39%
27
125
South
Hoover
Co
clasS
5
2 %
Hugoton Production Co
Hycon Mfg Co
—__—
(G
D)
&
Co—
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra Pacific
Power Co
Shore Oil &
Southeastern
'
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Devel Co-lOc
Co—10c
Serv
1
1"
30%
32%
25%
27%
Southern
Calif Water Co
Southern
A
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Class A common
81«
7%
25
Co
Colorado
Power
_5
Co__*
1
New Eng Tele Co__25
Union Gas Co
1
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
78 %
82%
Southern
,—__10
-2%
3%
Southern
53
41%
71
68
(Chicago)—100
400
Trust Co
Tr
(N
Y)
Natl
Bk
438
Hanover
Tr
&
20
54%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Phila National Bank.
—20
15%
Pilgrim Trust Co
Co
Trust
Provident
33
35%
52
60
24 Vb
55 %
(Phila)—10
59
54'A
Republic Natl Bank (DallBsn
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Mau
69%
Bank (N Y)
63%
St
Louis
Union
77
17%
20 V8
8%
2
45%
48'/a
33%
36%
26%
28%
20
Street
Bank-Srate
Second
Co
78
65 Va
10
31%
34fV8
45%
49
Phila
First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12 Va
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
5
of
Albany
Natl
Sterling
31 Va
Bk
Tr
&
47
42
46 Vb
20%
22%
45
48
28%
4
51%
Co
Y)
15
20
(N Y>
75 %
Trade
75 VB
,72
72
Tradesmens
&
Bk
Tr Co
Bk
Y)—10
(N
6c
Tr
Trust
20
2%
10%
11%
(N Y)—5
27 Va
29%
Com (Cleve)—10
of Maryland—10
(N Y)_.20
44%
47%
New
of
Co
Co
Jersey
43
(Chi)—100
440
Bk & Tr Co„_10
32
34%
t54
59%
United
18%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
& Sav
Tr
Natl
County
Bk
Natl
45%
Trust Co
474
Union
Bk
Union
Bank
No Amer
of
Tr
of
Co
States Tr Co
42%
Hudson Tr
Co
16 V
(Union City) —8
footnotes
see
72
29
31%
proceeding page.
We maKt Markets in two out
National
&
list
Utility
of
of every three of the
Stocks quoted in the above
Securities.
Over-the-Counter
Your orders
& inquiries are
TROSTER,
2
invited
2400
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&
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74 Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
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376
45%
69
58 %
18'a
33%
10
25
Bank
State
28%
15 %
69%
Security
Bank of New York—10
,
41%
*
—20
—
15%
14%
9 V2
82%
Trn"t
Trust
(Boston, Mass)
Natl Bk of
10
Industrial
11%
39%
73''a
18%
17%
57%
155
36
10
Boston
Rye National
-
135
v.
49
23
16%
119
22%
55%
67
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two-for-one split——
For
57%
115%
(Boston).—10
(Phila)
40%
5
Inc
117
Corp
York
"
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;
13%
—
10
common
Mfg
Eng Trust Co
New
19
12%
17%
Corp
123
55%
38
73%
1
Plywood
51
4%
(Boston).100
46%
44
49
9%
17 %
45%
System
61 Va
57'/a
25
Newark—12%
of
57%
Telephone Corp-—-10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
Rochester
116
25c
Company
Hanna (M A)
4%
J)
Bk
State
20%
9V8
5
Haile Mines Inc
38
35 %
(N
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15%
19%
Searle
1
60%
66 Va
40%
1438
Ryder
Controls
57%
62 Va
24%
Metals Corp of America—1
Co class A com_10
A:
10
Detroit
Bank
&
(N
734
2
_1
7%
Skil Cor.p
2
Smith. Kline & French Lab 33V3C
Chemicals
—
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Name
changed to
Inc
323
(Franklin
Natl Bk
Glrard Trust Corn
23%
Co of
Roddis
43 Va
(Cleve)—16
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of
Bank
City
Newark
Royal Bank of Canada .—
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
71
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B-agan
21%
39%
Serv Co of
Robertson
62 Va
356
35 V8
5%
114
3634
Robbins & Myers Inc
.
Gulf
&
of
18
Roadway Express class A_—25c
2478
15%
89%
10
(Phila)——,
First Westchester Natl Bank
*
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_—3
River Brand Rice Mills. Inc__3V2
37:%
^5
Fire Brick Co
(A P)
73%
Banking
Pennsylvania
First
Republic Natural Gas Co—
2
Richardson Co
—12%
21%
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Green
Natl
Prtopertiefc Inc.—10c
Relchhold
111 Va
%07
(St Louis)__25
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4%
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2134
19%
29
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1
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28%
20%
67%
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Natl
First
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403b
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First
24%
-
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
Gfddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Great Western Financial Corp_l
First
—_——5
Potash Co of America
Producing
6%
Boston—12%
Bk of Chicago
100
Bank of Dallas.—10
Bk (Jersey City)—25
Bk of St Louis—_20
City Bank (N Y)—20
(Camden
First Natl
13%
28%
5
109V?
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Co
______
Portland General
•t
National
National
Rockland-Alias
First Natl Bank of
32%
12r%
2%
1
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10
Camden Natl Bk & Tr
First
26
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29%
Tool
44
64%
29%
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Peoples First
Co (Pgh)
(Newark
Co
61%
32
16
Corp
19%'
177
(Newark) 110
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y > —10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
28
Polaroid
51 %
of
186
Fidelity Un Tr Co
23
Plymouth
48%
31%
29%
13%
Co
Pioneer Natural
18
Bank
Y)
(N
New
12%
14%
11%
——1
21%
Natl
86
69
5
58
Co
46V*
19Va
Natl
Brook
Freeport
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12"a
Fideiity-Phila Trust Co—20
Fidelity Trust Co <Pgh)
10
—__,5
54%
Mineral
32
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
N
18
10%
Foote
89 Va
17%
16%
51
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
85Va
29
Co
10%
*
54%
Corp Ltd
v 8
934
Corp
__10
Fluor
Trust
Federal
17 »/4
1
Assn_100
Natl
OO
—5
Pub
Mortgage
Mfg Co
First
80%
16%
Water Co $4
Boston. Corp —
Fanner
Federal
43%
* 59
Boston.10H '4o
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)—100
343
'
Corp____;_3a4.. '
Pigeon Hole Park Inc (Wash)_l
23%
37%
(N Y)__10
Mercantile Tr Co
1
——50c
Corp——_1
Corp
Coal___
16 %
Pickering
-
28%
Natl
(N Y<_—_50
143e
Production
Pendleton
9%
8%
22
104
,
34Va
Mellon Natl
eo
37 V*
10
13%
Pipeline Corp__1
Pacific Power & Light Co——6%
Pan American Sulphur Co —70c
46%
97
Tr
26'A
Northern
First
'•
67
303
40%
26%
45 Va
Pabst
37%
43
(Texas)
Mfg Co
Empire
35
*
Co
Electric
Paso
*
35%
10
Meadow
Trust
N J)__ —
Federation Bk & Tr Co
Gas Co
Coal
20%
33%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
48VB
76
—■—33%
Bank <fc Trust
19 %•
7%
Pac
&
13 Va
Assoc—8
10
14%
Bank
1734
Indiana
Ben
Liberty Real Estate Bk 6c
Co (Phila)
52 Vb
57%
of N J-25
18
Elec
15%
938
50c
37%
10
Co
Manufacturers Tr Co
63%
Trust Co (White
"Plains N Y)_—————5
17%
1C%
Co___l
Gas
Inc
Aafc
18%
18
OsWego Falls Corp
America
of
Not
Eastern Industries
Bid
35
5
N
44 V»
286
Tr Co_12*,a
&
12%
Otter Tail Power
preference
East Tennessee
18%
20
Trust
Y)
County
46%
"5
16 %
American
Penn
111
(Paterson
Co
-
Inc
Bush
Dynamics
17'%
(N Y)__
Co
39%
Bank 6c
Empire Trust Co
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
11%
&
Dunham
37V*
50o
(N Y)__10
28 %
*34%
1
Old
8%
8
34»4*
(Phila)
Co
%
County
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—__3
32
11
Inc
Products
IIV2
V
Co
36%
41 Va
49%
_—
16'%
Gas
6c
46%
26
YV_12Va
(N Yi—10
,50c
Thermador
Oil
59
43 Va
of
(Chicago)
County
27%
27%
Dun
'NorriS
Kings
Trust
(Brooklyn
20
10
J)
(N
Co
Bank
Trust Co.
Continental
"a
9
66
(St
(Phtlai-
Connecticut Bank
6%
Donnelley (R R; & Sons Co__5
DuMont Broadcasting C-orp__—1
Doeskin
>■17%
10%
311
Shops of Del—1
New." Eng Gas &
29%
3
Co
common
Shirt
16%
Inc
Air Lines
-t28V«'
15%
Companies
Irving Trust
298
63 Vt
(N Y)
Commercial
29%
8%
1
—
/^National Homes Corp A com_50c
-
26%
5
Co
Par
42
(N Y)—.—16
State
Co
Trust
18
8%
Dentists' Supply Co of
Co
16%
54%' "
15
Off-Shore
Industrial
38 %
Exch Bk
Corn
Commercial
21%
32%
7%
14%*
17%*
34%
w
Merchants Natl Bk of
16 Va
Corp ___2'72
& Oil Corp
1
_1
14V»-
31
.1
10
-
Ask
36%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
50
19%
•'
19%
Aluminate
National Gas
9
Zapata
—100
Cleveland Trust Co
28%
"
17%
27
Co
Chemical
14
27%
Delta
263a
—_1
Utilities
N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
Detroit Harvester Co
___—1
1
1
Co—5
Shipping
15
National
8,
8%
,
Chem
21%
26%
15:ib
32
43 Va
16%
Light Co—10
Industrial Bk of Com
Chase Manhattan Bk (N
28 %
__10
50'2
Corp..;
Inc_——2
'
203h
Mountain Fuel Supply
vtg—ll
vtg
26%
Valley Barge Line Co_—1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_.___5
'
Inc—•—_5
Laboratories e«n
Centl-Penn
22 %
_7'a
Miss
'
16%-
,'\ Cope land Refrigeration. Corp—1
Common
Mississippi
21%
.
&
—
29%
20%
5
".Minneapolis Gas Co
'
* •
13%
2%
(Rudolph.)
Bid
5
Cleve—16
Natl Bk of Phila_10
Natl
Central
9
8%
207%
27%
common
Laboratories
IMiles
21 Va
30%
Co
t
19%
30
13',4
Wyamdotte Chemicals Corp
9%
'*
41
5
Pow
Wurlitzer
18 %
Oil
Wood Conversion Co
9%
6%
Bank
Natl
Trust
Camden
Ptg Press & Ml'g Co
27%
______25
9
Wisconsin
30%
33
tNewark)_25
1
Broad St Trust Co
10%
26
preferred
.
9%
Eagle
34%
32
l'
l
Williams 6c Co Inc
38%
Louis)
41%
2%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__
8%
Connecticut; Light & Power Co.:*
Continental Trausp Lines Inc—l
^
9%
—__—lc
10
25%
Cummins Engine Co
54%
9 %
Meredith Publishing Co
6
8
—2%
Interstate Gas Co
-Cutter
33%
0IV4
38%
14%
Corhmonwealth Oil ReP Co Inc_2c
'
31%
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
25%
_■——
Inc
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp
;
15%
Industries
1
common
conv
14 Vz
McLouth Steel Corp
1-4 %
13 V4
_____1
Co
Stores
$1.25
19%
21,
Colorado
.
18%
31%
Colonial
Colorado
____1
Corp
Herring ton Co Inc
A- cum—.—_1
B
Boatmen's
19%
13%
16
1^%
18%
10;
Cos
Co
Gas
Whiting Corp
4 S A
N T
Co
Trust
Bankers
29%
•
28
30 Va
Corp_50c
York
New
13%
*
>
of
28 7«
20
32%e
Collins Radio Co
.
•
•
1
1
Pipe
Commerce
12%
6
•
of
26%
McLean
Common, class B
.
,71%
_1
Francisco)
vSan
Bank
____12%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co^50c
McDermott (J Ray) 6c Co Inc_l
.
f
67%
Inc
America
of
Prods Inc__l
Inc
23%
'.Central Vt Pub Serv Corp
6
Chattanooga Gas Co
—1
-^Citizens Util Co com cl A„38%c
V
7%
Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
Bank
21%
_—10
—
'Central
24%
22%
Co
Utility Corp
'Central Soya Co
,
Gas
Bank
34%
31%-
_—;—10
Power
Maine
5
Central Public
r
6%
Inc
Corp
Industries
White
9%
1
Massachusetts
Natural
Bank & Trust
47%
38
Macmillan Co
-
Electric
Trust ctfs
r
9Vb
Co
5
,10c
Western
Western
6 "4
—1
Gas
Manufacturing Co
43'/4
9'%
Central
V
Nat
1
Western Lt 6c Telephone Co
7%
67
13»a
40%
•
18%
Central
.
5%
Par
35%
22%
Cedar Point Field
-
Petroleum —_1
28%
<
8%
Superior Oil of Calif_l
Ceco Steel Products Corp
••
■5
62'a
21%
Carpenter
-
1
Corp
Tnc
Services
Jet
21%
6%
,i'43%
4
13%
32%
Delhi
.,
57•
12%
Canadian
West Point
10i
4'/4
53
30%
Canadian
Welex
Co
33%
—_1_____1
California
413ir
33%
<S D)
7%
'
31%
Oregon Power Co—20
California Water Service Co__25
Calif Wat & Telephone Co_12%
Corp
Burny
,
-
51%
38V2
Washington Natural Gas Co
46%
'
19%
.
42.%
39%
.
.
52 Va
48%*
14%
Warren
Co
15 Va
18%
LJily (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Lithium Corp of America—
1
7%
•
14%
Co_
_Le Cuno Oil Corp
15%
6%
Fibers
Lenders Frary & Clark
Lj|U Blower Co
_1
-J—s^—l-lOc
.fcibcrty Loan Corp
28 %
14
Glass
34^
49
10'/a
1
King
States
Trans
24%
5
•-
-
18%
'
26%!"
—-1—_—i-ilO
i-.
■
*
—
35%
.
32'/*
6
36%
9%;
1
Tokheim
*25%
27
Tliermo
Tucson
1
i
Steel Castings Co
Brunner
5
43'%
1
33 Va
Pipeline Co_l
Inc
Towmotor Corp
Tracer lab Inc.
22%
Co
15
Warren Brothers
23%-
Topp
Kaehring
20%
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner 6c Swasey. Co
20%
Gas
26%
Keystone Portland Cem Co—__3
50c
7 Vt'
22'%
Nat
41%
16%
5
America
of
8%
27%
25
50%
Corp
7%
6%
26 %
Time
10.„ ;
18%
-17
Corp_7
Gas Transmission Corp_5
Eastern
Natural Gasoline Corp
■
Vitro
15%
Transmis
Texas
32'o
^
Co-
14%
31%
11% V
34%
Kentucky Utilities Co
28'/4
Transmis-Co—_5
Gas
TeXas
4%
Corp
1
2 4%
.10%
21ss
%
12%
Match
1
—lc
1
38%
/'
-
10
16%
-
A—■_ 1
Brush Beryllium Co
Tennessee
;
Corp—1
Corp
Tliree
15% •
Sharpe Mfg Co_._i._l0
Br^own &
Tarn pax
37%
46 %-
com 1
Gas
Industries
'
*
Propane
Refining Co
A) Corp Inc
Inc
(O
111
35%
'
20
_10
Universal
26Va
1
Texas
23%
<
Kqarney 6c Trecker. Corp_i____3
Kellogg Co,
50c
9%
8%
Beryllium Corp —_
*
Bingham-Herbrand Corp
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural • Gas-i5
21
•143a
13%
.
Beneficial Corp _1,———1-.--1
Berkshire Hathaway Inc——d_5
*
jweferred
Kii(lama7ioo Veg Parchment Co_10 . 38,;':T'/b.""'. ..Kansas City; Public Serv^Co^T:'*.- 3%
8VB,-
7%
19%
v
Corp„
45%
V
18%
6%
Optical Co__10
;%®1.46
MVk 1.
'•
' 17%
1—1
s
Sutton
Tekoil
•
18%
'■ 42%,
23
49
8% *'
'
2Va
Texas
.'l«i$er'^teel;C6rp >cbmmonw«i_l,;'
.-.
19 Va
21V*
Upper Peninsular Power Co____9
Texas
*"
9
17%
-
■
•
12% **
;
-
■
t",
103'8
Greene
Suntide
23Vt'
Corp.—-.
Suburban
'i;
17'/*
22% V
Go
)—15 A
v
-
34%
38'!?
Bates
Bell
Utilities'
'
v.25Vii
'
f
•64%
—5
---=-5
Wells
Stvbnitz
18%
32
Co___—___„ 1
21—
Co
.--
20_
16%
24
__5
Products Inc *_—___—10
Bareco
Southern
187%
Arkansas
'
IoWa
i 15%
Arkansas
Avon
21 Vr.
4
—___
Art Metal Construction Cd____10
:
common-.
Lt A Row
lOWa Public Service Co
V
common——1
Co
Partlc preferred
'
A
ioi^a Electric
22 K
■21% ' '
17 Va
Inc_l
36%"'
46
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
Strong Cobb & Co Inc_I—L___1
18%
Struthers
.—_1
47 V<
1
Utah Southern Oil Co
v 32%
5
25
Ask
44
27%,
,
—
\
»
Truck Lines
Bid
1
26%
.*■
Inc
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
*.
20
Amphendl* Electronics Corp____i
Arden -Farms
^'fclass
i
Diver Services Inc
20
...
Incorporated
P
M
Develop
Window Glass Co_12 V>"
American
A
&
»
Investors
'
Chemical
United Utilities Inc
■
American
6c
Corp
United States Sugar Corp
36 Vz-
-
;.;_l
——
;
14
>
Par
U S Borax
8%
•
17%
1x2'%
,
Ask
8
Co—1
—2%
Standard Register
21%
,
Tele
Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley
%
42 3 V
'
%
16
\
V*
21%
:
,■
Carbon
Bid
Producing Co__1
States
'
1'
73
13 V
•S—1 •
4.
IiHerstate
49
Speer
""*■
36%
19%
■
■*,
;
■"av
39%-
*
-
i-ZIi
32% -J'A
~
2
L
33%
;"20
31-
Ask
•69%
-35%
;
33%
10
Bid
-ale
UICUMJI
Idpal Cement Co
-
;26.%
32%
VlJUIJl
—0
._U1
33
24%
*
Par
5%>-;
30V*
*'
:—1
American Barge Line Co—_.5
•„
Ask
5
do
are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the
the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National'^ list is composed of securities
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
♦
Thev
sources
It
'
Par
' *
*
Dealers, Inc. and other i selected
4$
4$
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
.
.
Monday, January 28,
.
1957
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday.
January
25
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
1.56
Ask
Mntnai Funds—
1.72
Intl
Fund
Resources
Bid
Par
4.90
lc
Inc
5.35
Casualty
Aetna
6.27
Investment
Co
1
9.17
10.03
Aetna
1
3.76
4.02
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
10.19
11.14
Aetna Life
Mutual
Fund
Inc—1
8.13
8.88
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
5.72
6.27
Fund
Trust
•
1.53
I.68
Johnston
1
15.86
17.29
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—6
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.65
Associated
1.25
Inc
Fund
Shares
(The)
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
B-3
10.70
B-4
(Discount
1
10.35
11.30
(Income Pfd Stocks)——1
8.81
9.62
1
11.38
12.24
Bankers
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
13.76
15.02
Beneficial Stand
Boston Insurance
(Income
-10c
S-3
1
21.43
23.17
S-4
(Low
1
12.65
13.86
Ltd
Stks)_l
9.60
10.48
11.54
1
Fund
Fund
Colonial
5.41
5.93
22.06
23.83
15.40
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
9.87
17.76
1
13.78
16%
Inc
Inc
14.23
1
Fund—1
Fund—1
Fund
Delaware
10.68
II.74
12.37
13.56
Investment
Diversified
8.93
9.79
Series E
.
2.64
Howard—
&
Balanced
7.24
7.93
11.14
12.04
Invest
New
159.24
New
Trust
14.04
3.85
10.08
•Financial Industrial
Series
6.80
2.95
food
Pine
Street
Pioneer
(T
(Geo >
Science
&
8.96
6.12
t'
a
3.64
10.42
11.39
6.47
1
8.42
2.62
5.11
8.89
6.35
Firemen's
of
.7.50
35%
38%
St
4
Newark
—
Scudder,
1
31%
—10
Home
9.21
State
I
10.24
11.20
13.01
Corp
•
17.72
21.48
of
Growth
Paderal Home
3%s
12.28
6.70
.
Stevens
1
Funds
11.24
•
&
Stock
Amer
48%
46%
10.83
Fund
Loan
Fund
lc
15.34
100.1
15.
1957—
17,
2.69
Ferro
B»
3%s
*»•
July
15,
April
.innp
:
Corp
Inc
*
Inc—
8.67
Credit
I
11.13
United
Science
Funds
13.72
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
*
Fund
Van
Strum
Fund
Hotels
Household
4%s
Ltd
Finance
1
8.12
8.87
1
11.10
Long Island
Louisiana
1957_
&
8.04
Certificates
10.74
11.65
16.29
17.71
6.05
_1
10.92
11.93
7.08
7.73
Whitehall
Fund
6.42
2.74
10.96
7.07
I
8.66
&
11.99
13.12
Wisconsin
Fund
27%
27
287k
20 3 4
287k
0
of
*
poln*
100#1
'
1957
July
15,
1,
w
i
100.2
100.1 %..
'
Ask
102%
102%
Investors
98.16
1959
96.8
1960
95.6
95.16
95.18
95.28
1,
June
1,
Sept.
1960
-
1971
15.
84%
851
a
Fund
Lac.
5.06
:
5.47
2.9'.)'
,
of
New
England
99
-
•
102
103%
1017a
102%
Sons—
Telep
Ohio Power 4V4S—
ukia
104%
104%
1975
Gas &: Elec-4%s
90
94
107
110
1.986
104*8
10474
1986
103
103%
101%
102
—1987
96.18
95
96
99
100
99.29
1972
100.1
Natl Mortgage Assn—
May 20, 1957
;
Aug.
20,
1957_
10(1.2
100.5
Sept.
20.
1957—^——
100.4
100.7
4%s
1959—-
20,
represent one or more
Ask
98.28
98.20
1957-
22.
24,
1,
Treasury
100
1957-
100.2.
99.29
2%s March
l%s April
15.
I,
100
*
:
100.5
l%s May
2%s Aug.
2s
100
1957—
Aug.
15.
1957—
99.31
Bid
1,
1957
98.8
1%S Oct.
1,
97.8
15.
99.13
1958
1959
99.24
99.17
99.28
99.13
1957—,
•99.19
99.26
99. lo
.
98.16
99.15
,
97.16
97.5
97.3
April l,
1959
1 %S Oct.! l, 1959
100.2
Ask
99.8
99
l%s April 1, 1958
2%s June 15, 1958
'
;
Notes—(Cont.)
l%sr Oct.
100.2
100.8
'99.16
■
'
1, 1957
15,
point
1 %S
1957
.
-
*
l%s Feb.
195?_.
1957_'
.
32nda of
Maturity—
95.16
'
95.24
-
94:
94.28
94.20
93.24
93 S *
92.4
11.93
v,
96.22
96.14
l%s April 'l,
I960.
1V2S Oct. 1, I860
11pS April 1. 1961.
1 % S Oct. 1, 1961.
v
93.8
-
92.12
7.73
Federal Intermediate Credit $ank
Debentures
Bate
!
Dated
Due
5-
1-58
2-
1-56
3-
1-57
7-2-56
Bid
Pacific Gas & Elec 4M:JS
Pub
Pow &
Seiv
—1986
Lgt 5%s
Coal
1987
5%a
Elec
&
1976
Gas 4%s.l986
101
-
104 3'»
Bid
1-57
6-
4-
1-57
8-
1-56
o-
1-57
9-
4-56
c-
3-57
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
-
Bid
)
Auk
99.31
100.1
3.75%
10-
1-56
99.31
7-
1-57
100.1
100.1
100.4
3.75%'
11-
1-56
100.1
8-. 1-57
100.2
100.5
3.75^
*
99.30
99.29
100
12-
3-56
9-
100
3-57
100.2
100.5
3.875%
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.3
100.2
100.5
3.875%' wl
2-: 1-57
11-
1-57
100.1
100.4
Am
101%
105 V*.
1021 j
103%
104
104%
Sears,
Roebuck
Co
4%s
of
Am
Standard
Textron
Oil
(Ohio:
Amer
Underwood
1972
474s
1967
4s
1983
103%
104%
4V4s__l982
5s
83
100%
103
103%
1971
114
116
1970
Industries 4%s
Universal Match 5s
81
1971
3%s
Corp
U S
110
114
1976
Western Maryland Ry 5%s_1982
9012
104
Dollar Value
85
100%
82%
92
104%
Bid
January. 31. 1957
February 7, 1957
February 14, 1907
__IH"
February 15» 1957
February 21, 1957
~~
February 28. 1957__
7,
March
March 21,
99.917
March
22;
1#57____;_
March
28,
1957
99.851
99.838
99.840
99.845
April
4.
JS 9.790
99.797
April
11.
1957__
1957
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80^
Central
4.64%
Illinois
Pacific Power
6.16%
Texas
dr
&
50
55%
102%
4.76%
•so
par
pfd_100
105%
106%
101
102%
Net
stock
asset
k Admitted
Stock
99.484
99.500
99.443
99.367
99.384
99.729
99.737
18.
1957
99.678
April 25,
1957
99.619
99.239
99.251
June
1957__%
98.677
98.693
dividend
split,
April
24.
99.307
listing
Exchange
x
on
the New York
issues
b Bid yield
prlcu.
d
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
to
■
99.551
99.428
,t
;
1957
va,„r°OTNOTES F0R oveR-the-counter
tEx-2-for-l
a
—100
Lt
54%
101
Knk
99.559
99.536
99.668
1957
tEx-100%
100
Light—
pfd
Pow
pfd
Light—
preferred
Bid
99.545
,99.606
2
1957__
14.
'
99.976
99.913
_
March
Dollar Value
Ask
99.974
81
1976
43/«s
!
-
3.35s
100.3
Indebtedness—
15.
3.625
Bonds—>( Con t.)
Sheraton
122
101%
1991
97.14
.
93
101%
3%8.
98.24
97.4
'
Wellington Fund
100%
90
102%
National Can 5s
98.26
•98.13
StocksMueller Brass
100.6
100.2
1957.
1958:
3.90s
Traasury Notes—
12.45
.
Security Issues
4%s_lP86
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
100
1958—
Federal
99.16
100
y„
1957
100
99.28
2%S Feb.
99.31
99.8
Ask
99.28
1957
1,
2%s Nov. 1,
2%s May 1,
100.7
—
Bid
Bonds—
,
100%
1901
15,
May
Oct.
99.29
y
1957
March
13.97
11.32
Inc—
«
Light—«
43%s
69
25 %
._2
32nda
May 1,
100
Bid
June
9.46
12.81
1
Inc—
3%s
6.61
l
Wall Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Peabody
1987
(M)
Feb
3%s
100.4
1957
lft.ST
Feb.
3%s Oct.
V
5.87
2%s
.2%s
8.79
9.88
10.66
.
Stock
11.69
102%
4-48
Lowenstein
747a
~3
—_——
Bank
1%«
100.2
Maturity—
,
'
1
Towne
10.69
-1987
Lighting
Power
65%
9.B8
102%
Idaho Power 4%s
22 "4
,
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness A Notes
12.07
1
&
11.83
Pac
4%S—1977
71%
13.40
41.75
•
10c
9.14
82
.1970
55%
X2012
Fire
23*s
Figures after decimal point
A-■
Canada
Southern Bell Tel
HUton
50%
■
13.21
39.25
•
1.. U28.64
1
Fund
Ino
92 %
-1975
Y)__ .8
Guaranty Co__.10
more
2%s Jan.
11
Inc
81
_1976
3%s
52
15.04
Value Line Fund Inc.—
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc—1
Value Line Special Situations '
91*a
_1975
(N
37%
47%
.10
12.03
United Income Fund Shares,.l
1974
4%s
67
34
.10
Y
N
100.4
9.36
•
Accumulated" Fund-
United
1976
3%s
.10
—5
100.3
,
99.29
1957——:
1,
\.
3',-js Sept 3,
1
Fund
10.82
Bid
Corp
3.30s
100.1
100
1957
3.20^
Commercial
49%
.10
—_—„__
Trust
Land
3%s
a22.90-
1.25
United Continental Fund
16,58
2;46
fund
United
a24.3<T
Recent
4%s_1975
100.1
99.31
1957
3.40%
Burlington Industries
Capital Airlines 4%s
or
Federal
3s
3.55%
.Aluminum Co of Amer 4%s 1982
one
Ask
99.31
3.50 "i*
Bonds—
&
Westchester
Banks—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
33+s March 1. 1957
a34.91
1
Shares
Street Investment
United Funds
4.53
4.12
Fund.lc
tnsur
55 Va
46 Va
6,.25
Accident
of
2 lbs
Clark—
•
-Institutional
96%
12.22
1,
Clark
&
Stevens
(Edson
Texas
18t96
17.33
lc
Fund-lc
Surety Co
Guar
City
13.35
3%s
23 74
Ltd—
Income
92 %
12.71
9.52
Growth
5
North Amer
15,
15,
3.20s May
3%s June
7 07
1
Fund
6.54
Mar
3% April
30,07
1
Inc
29.77
21%
11.52
Institutional
47%
15, 1957
Mar. 15, 1957
3.80s
Stock
11.66
8.71
Institutional
44%.
J°aS Feb.
15.30
I
10.54
Inst Foundation Fund.
Marine
&
51
Obligations of Government Agencies
21.69
14.08
1
_1
Ftmd—_lo
Paul%Pire
(Texas)...10
U S Life Insurance Co in the
Figures a*r.er decimal point represent
19.33
1
Tempieton Growth Fd of Can
Income Fund——1
Investors
1
Bank
84%
5
Insurance Co
14,26
2.50
Inc
Inc
Stein Roe & Farnham-Fund
16.98
Institutional
144
80
Bid
Television-Electronics F.und—
16.48
Institutional Shares
Insurance
U.S Fidelity &
U S Fire
42%
138
—10
1
10.07
2.89
" 9.89
lc
Boston Inc
39 3 i
Securities-
Nuclear
Common
9.57
of
5
(Jacksonville Fla) -2 Va
3374
1
Fund Inc
Scudder.
15.42
Fund
_5
_
American
Gulf Life
11.76
8.73
i
55 %
&
Inc
.
s
52
F)
Republic
21.63
11.11
14:79
Income
47%
6.94
20.01
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
lc
Incorporated
Incorporated
13%
'
.
9.72
1
12.94
-6.11
.
:
23%
12%
6.62
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston
11.82
—1
21%
9.20
6.06
1
6.80
lc
j.
81
.10
Y)_____._2
(N
7.07
4.68
1
12.08
Inc
217k
77%
Reinsurance Corp
.2.50
(S
Hartford Steamboiler
1
Fund
Selected
shares——lc
Fund
63
20%
.10
Providence-Washington
Fund
9.81
Hudson
58%>
-5
—
—
86*4
Fireman's
44
Globe &■ Republic
12.23
1
105
50
.10
Co
——:
>
*
82
Kartlord Fire Insurance Co_ —10
1
Haydook Fund Ire
10
.10
363«
34
&
10.44
1
—
(Minn)
Peerless Insurance Co
Deposit of Md__ —10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
—10
Fidelity
9.66
7.46
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
)
4-
Federal
1
Sovereign- Investors
;
Indemnity
Hanover Fire
Scuddej Fund of Canada Inc
|11.06
shores
Pacific
28%
Corp—5
19.96
12.38
8.93
Tobacco
67%
Reinsurance
18.45
9.24
10.10
.Utilities
63%
26%
Insurance
Title
12.41
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
„?
Fire
•
Travelers
11.30
.
Pacific
National Life
Northwestern
32%
Southwestern Investors Inc
lc
4%
72%
36%
8.43
._-lc
62
4%
10 Va
67
34na
shares—lc
stock chares
58%
9
12.50
30
Smith
shares
—10
.1.25
—
37
3.33%
3.35
6.28
lc
88%
—
1
9.46
equipment shares
84%
River
47%
20%
11.33
shares.—-—lc
lc
Steel
<
6.71
8.52
Railroad
!
;
13.20
8:88
RR
5
North
18Ja
5.72
shares
34%
Northern
•
3%s May 1,
9.82
12.05
8.90
Bond
'—2.50
Northeastern
126
:<
al4.76
Fund Inc-
16.18
Railroad
268
120
Standard
Series
Rowe^.
Putnam
8.12
Petroleum
77
256
5
36:i4
Inc
7.83
14.78
Merchandising
shares
^2774
34'*
1
Fund
7.20
lc
Mining
25%
Glens Falls
8.63
bond shares
2
Co^—
Casualty
40%
5
!
10.37
1
Fund
Ftmd
'Puritan
Industrial Machinery shares^lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
General
Fire
9.45
lc
administered
fully
'
82 34
York
37%
1
—;
13.09
lc
shares—
New
Co__
Franklin Life
1
Securities
12.11
lo
Equipment shares
19V*
10
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Series
Inc
Philadelphia
7.45
lc
shares
*
New
.
Life— —10
Ins—
General
Co Inc-1
Shares
1
Building
100
Seaboard
Ltd
16.02
Capital Growth Fund
lc
shares
—lc
Common (The* Stock Fund-lo
JBoctronics & Electrical
94
Phoenix
Great
Chemistry
.
14.66
Chemical
of
29%
27
Amer— —10
Life
Natl
Connecticut
Capital Fund
_1
Aviation .shares-
Columbian
(N J)—5
Assn
50:,H
Fund
Canada
Peoples
17.33
2.71
lc,
Ins
Life
99%.
.
1
Securities—
shares
Ins
Colonial
44%
47
Series
York
Price
Automobile
41 %
18
2
95%
Series-
Fund
15.83
1
Group
38%
A——5
Casualty—..
Hampshire Fire
General Reinsurance Corp__ —10
Corp
Over-The-Counter
"
0
2
9074
5
class
Corp
11.20
interest-
Electronics
1105
33Va
84
National Union Fire
Nationwide
40.76-
Shares
England
of
8.23
—I
31
Co
4.22
7.57
Fire
-5-
—10',
Ins
10.36
Inc
Wide Securities
Nucleonics
Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fuud —-—
Franklin Cusoodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
12
Life
.
37.72
Coru
Growth Stock
7.13
56Va
11
1
Fund
Share?
Stock
5.29
15.18
34 Va
52
•
Stock
Fund
Stock
21.70
—5
Inc
Fund
Fidelity
Trust
Series
22.99
6.88
a-—
32
33 %c
Dividend
157.64
-10
20c
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Ino
Energy
Inc—10c
Growth
Life
Preferred
4.84
,
Corp—l
Fund
Incestous
Investors
Bond
21.50
3
•
v-
Investment
lc
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
20.30
Fund
Stock Fund
Electronics
35 3a
_5
Col—i—
£mj>loyers
3.48
Income
Eaton
33
•
4.43
3.16r
shares
National Investors
9.36
17%
4.23
3.03
Nation
2.89
8.61
37 Va
5
Assurance
National
27%.
16%
3.79
3.57
of beneficial
17.90
1
Inc—.
Fund
Dreyfus
15.73
2.50
-5c
——
Shares
Dividend
shares
65%
Diversified Trustee Shares—
25%
4.02
3.24
Mutual
Diversified Growth Stk
Jt_10
Ca__l
3.44
•
2.75
Mutual
14.37
63%.
(N
Ins
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc
lc
Mutual
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc.
Vegh
Dp Vegh
35%
5
Fire
Monarch
Life Ins
Life
3.84
lc
lc.
Fund Inc
7.17
6.55
shares
lc
Massachusetts
1
Dividend Income Fund
Industries
shares
shares
Mass
14.90
'
50 %
Crum & Forster Inc
2.68-
15%
5.70
2.43
Bonding
19%
■
14%
1
New Amsterdanv
Continental
5.18
Massachusetts
18
Merchants
10
Continental Assurance
lo
Manhattan Bond
Investment Inc
Western
Crown
.
5.92
Transport
16.72
1
Fund
Fund
Fund—•
Mutual
shares
Petroleum
19.30
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
5.43
a42.01
Special Investment shares—lc
lo.43
12.36
15.38
Concord
15
Inc„1
Metal
9.75
1
Inc
Composite
14
Inc—1
Fund
Paper
10.71
8.97
Stk
Sayles
General
& Stock
Composite Bond
12.51
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
139
—1
1
1
Inc
11.45
:—25o
Investors
Insurance
Automobile
13,300
Natl
Camden Fire
Managed Funds—
16.65
12,700
134
Commonwealth
Fund
7.43
1
—1
50c
com—100
Christiana
Securities
Preferred %—1—
.
1
8.12
Life
Loomis
Growth
Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Inc
Massachusetts
20%
6.73
Com
Fund
Life Insurance
21.18
28
18%
12.48
6.14
Priced
Lexington Trust Fund
14.28
19.58
—
Venture
Capital
13.21
1
Inc
International
Canadian
Fund
1
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
.
Stocks)
Com
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Fund
General
Canada
6.98
26
5
Bankers & Shippers
S-2
10
—
Casualty
Maryland
338
27k
17%
•
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
16.91
10.65
1
.
13.15
17.54
Inc
:
.6.25
American Surety Co
15.50
9.80
7.63
1
(Va)_5
1
Title Ins Corp
Companies Inc
Lawyers
37%'
34%
(Newark N J)_ -2 Va
Amer
12.05
•
Canadian
.
<
16.22
Fund
227
Mercury (Wash D C)
American Re-insurance—__
Knickerbocker
California
217
Amer Ins Co
18.82
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
j
Lincoln National Life
287»
American
26.41
17.25
S-l
Investment
40%
27
25.72
24.21
32
"
Co.5
Assurance
24.65
K-2
Bullock Fund Ltd
36 %
Home
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Eonds)
1
12.23
Street
Broad
107
(Investment
23.47
Bowling Green Fund
102
B-2
11.25
Inc—
Life Insurance Co of Va______20
B-l
21.83
Fund
Boston
Life
28%
4.08
•
1
America
Tr of
Inv
28
26%
8.71
Bonds
30
25%
X9.92
lc
132
5
preferred
conv
6.14
Bonds*
Co of N Y—10
Jersey Insurance
Ask
126
30
Funds—
Custodian
Keystone
10
177
$1.25
Mutual Fund Ino—1
Blue Ridge
,
Fund_l
Mutual
Bid
Ins—
—
10
1——
8.01
K-l
De
a20.67
185
Life
C)
N
(Greensboro
74
70%
Standard
Jefferson
Agricultural Insurance Co— —10
_5
American Equitable Assur—
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
3.73
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
i
America
of
Development
Atomic
Bond
of
_10
Co
Insurance
5.80
Business
American
Par
,
127
121
Surety__ —10
&
Ask
F.itl
Par
Ask
American
Affiliated
Companies
Insurance
Mutual Funds
P»r
M«tnal Foods—
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
> Ex-stock
dividend.
99.324
Third Federal Reserve
rHE COURSE or BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this week will show an increase compared with
Bank
Week Ended Jan. 19
1957
Pre-
from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 26, clearings for all
the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1.3% above those of the corresponding week last week. Our preliminary totals stand
[t $23,585,644,568 against $21,787,415,279 for the same week in 1956. At this center
fjere is n gniu
week ending Fiiday of 7.5%. Our comparative summary for
[he week follows:
If the country,
York
New
Philadelphia
—:
-
J
—
City
1.246.000,000
3.2
2.8
453,800,374
6.3
559,454,936
8.6
Cleveland
370,846,003
i
five days
;
Total
$16,807,519,124
i688.182.010
4,149,913,465
.-CSlumbus
Mansfield*
Total
+
' +
829,982,690
West
6.6
12,522,319
5.4
1,280,768,518
1,179,531,349
+
12,132,238
12,330,326
1.6
10,485,914
9,275,892
317,992,031
295,535,147
7.6
283,133,591
278,800,252
626,004,162
626,642,863
0.1
507,095,255
439,196,570
47,313,500
58,333,900
7,_r
53,606,200
„12,520,490
8.8
7.8
48,505,000
11,727,226
\+--2.4
..12,246,071
11,747,910
+ 15.2
407,085,916
394.90r,661
(7
6.6
1,280,278,973
1,241,623,173
+
11.614,801
15,040,662
"~i4,S33j42§-
531,723,896
461,401,706
1,573,747,429
1,475,814,469
:
cities)
"
.
fc.
.
+
10,292,388
.
Virginia—Huntington
4,670,444
Virginia—Norfolk
District of
4,154,520
3,744,660
+
5.1
19,478,000
18,778,000
192,106,351
+
7.7
185,385,075
176,439,725
6,871,740
8,705 059
376,050,897
373,160,296
114,581,137
139,713,706
762,549,986
740,036,602
+
...
:
Columbia—Washington..
(6
+ 17.8
22,383,000
206.856,336
1
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
7.9
3,963,190
23,519,402
Richmond...
+ 17.8
$23,585,"644,563 $21,787,415,279
—
15,500.013
15,008,395
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Total
cities for week
all
Total
977,636,402
_—
19.149,571
'
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
•+13.0
$22,608,008,166 $20,957,432,589
day—..
3.4
+ 22.8
;
.
"
$17,919,826,156
all cities, five days
7.502,128
1,369,727,346
8outh
All cities, one
7,852,632
17,651 644
.1
1
V-
Ten cities,
3.0
...20,574 ,936
Youngstown.
"600,000,000
Baltimore
Other cities, five days
6,733,860
3,293,340
+
—
7.2
341,437,060
3,643.865
7,253,687
3,649,696
9.6
484,824,198
Pittsburgh
,
+11.5
622,004,293
4,037.695
1.1
2.2
7,174 ,626
,
"—882745^35- ~-+-8:6—
681,963,000
.
9.0
+
+
1,443,329,002
Cincinnati.
366:800,000
4,559,699
.1,121,000,000
7,129 ,390
21,679,981
cities)
Cleveland
385,045,057
1,815,266
5,176,089
1,213,000,000
3,843 523
19,670,676
Jersey—Trenton.
Ohio—Canton
*
418,244,212
Francisco
San
>+.
1,748,963
1.3
5.3
+
—
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1.2
376,900,000
>
Louis
St.
—
4,525 ,954
+ 13.2
—
7,205,772
7,392,266
7.5
+
1,117,304,847
""m^37;;63a-
—"
Boston "-.A—
Kansas
1.104,200,395
1,286,000,000
-----
1,866 ,682
4,120,191
Delaware—Wilmington
1956
$11,855,610,709 $11,033,216,022
Chicago
1,580,679
-
(11
£
1,280,180
1,846,263
3,926,715
Wilkes-Barre
Total
1954
2,045,477
4,769 ,846
York
New
$
+ 30.1
1,299,000 ,000
8cranton_
1955
1,562 ,359
"
4.705,718
Reading
*/o
+ 40.4
1,368,000,000
Philadelphia
or
1,625 ,386
2,032,852
2,112,238
Lancaster
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
jgr7
;
Chester
■
Inc.
Dec.
$
2,282,593
.
Bethlehem
[ities of
Week End. Jan. 26—
1956
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
by us based upon telegraphic advices
figures compiled
iminary
year ago.
a
District—Philadelphia-*
cities)
8.3
—21.1
6,995,870
6,275,61.0
+
0.8
319,206,173
310,887,013
+
3.5
127,884,137
111,992,238
3.0
663,103,775
628,117,246
"Estimated.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
of next week.
issue
and the Saturday figures
nds Saturday,
as
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
appeal
the
weeke¬
not available at time of going to press
are
ccordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
Tennessee—Knoxville
Nashville..,
Augusta—
.'
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
eare
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
19.
an.
was
increase of
an
whole country having amounted to
ie
center
t this
[ederal
showing
an
increase of 6.7%.
Reserve Districts in which they
New York Reserve District
ie
$24,275,402,357 < against $22,749,352,154 in the
Outside of this city there
week in 1956.
ame
6.7%, the aggregate clearings for
'
*
-
v
was
a^gain of 6.7%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
are
note that in "
we
(including this city)* the totals record
an
increase ot
[5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 6.2% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve Dis-
fict of 5.4%.
gain of 6.6%,
the
i
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register
Richmond
District
of
3.0%
and
in
the
The Chicago Reserve District has managed
1.0%.,
t. Louis
Reserve
the Kansas
l
Reserve
District by
Atlanta
a
Reserve
District
of
and
enlarge its totals by 7.6%, the
the Minneapolis Reserve District by
6.4%.
of 6.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 4.7%.
following
furnish
we
a summary
SUMMARY
OF BANK
195P "
Inc.
1955
or
176,935,SOl-
+ 22.6
150 ,348,587
137,676,067
*
lS,401,437
^
679,440
22.8
+
12 ,023,026
9,382,148
849,253
—20.0
596,338
526,706
195,149,665
+ 25.6
205 ,853,183
176,529,399
1,198,870,991
*+17.0
1,073,469,523
944,156,196
5,758,986
3,266,426
22,837,590
23,546,016
11,131,188
10,477,57:)
_
16,156,446
,
Indianapolis
—
7'
_
10,242,015
8,475,450
7.0
74,783.000
74,074,000
2.6
9,753,226
8,723,915
+
6.3
+
3,654.009
137,023,285
6,191,906
43.822,902
City
42,715,467
15,028,350
14,341,029
1,705,359
—
Dlinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1,581,866
1,2.75,905,230
7,890.823
1,187,180,536
6,585,582
16,742,476
15,337,730
Decatur
:
11,326,077
9,786,76
7,498,470
—
.5,975,76
—
(17 cities)
10,229,103
+ 37.7
7,116,895
Moines—
15,514,758
10,009,468
+
3,884,987"
-
2.526,164
18.557,584
6.7
4-
146,945,868
^
2,257,254
3.0
+
86,109,000
10,638,687
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
11,734,296
+ 54.9
—
JO,368,140
92,157,000
—
Bend
Total
CLEARINGS
1957
4,307,266
176,206,720
District—Chicago—
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
4,248,595
5,,541,044
189,,035,494
Arbor
Peoria
6,
,658,598
4.3
—
1,402,861,337
Rapids
Lansihg.
__2
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Haute
"
+ 18.8
30,593.717
243,890,797
Grand
Terre
312.600,000
+ 17.6
,
(10 cities)
South
92,085.573
366, 300,000
11.2
+
6,322,476
16,455,742
Michigan—Ann
5,806,741
30, 947,222
106, 166,031
+
253,513,264
216,975,747-
Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserve
Des
*
3.5
+-16.2
6,053,234
1
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Rockford——
In the
6,897,524
Mobile.
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
City Reserve District the totals show-an improvement of 6.6%\ in the
[alias Reserve District
Alabama—Birmingham
Sioux
1.4%
385,800,000
-
298,140,902
*
Total
32,902,112
125,190.240
,
429,200,000
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate
.
,145,522,430
Georgia—Atlanta
Macon
has to be estimated.
....
34.045,471
1,696,482,041
1,575,998,884
3,326,102
3,131,258
7.2
129,719,385
118,213.250
+ 14.9
6,752,311
4,786,200
+
2.6
44,086,100
30,168,162
+
4.8
16,870,191
15,621,523
7.2
.1,454,341
1.5J0.919
.7.5
1,018,826,123
968,079,994
+ 19.9
5,490,717
5,568.802
+
9.2
13,460,379
12,637,540
+
—
+
.
15.7
8,344,135
9,059,796.
+ 25.5
5,319.676
4,685,043
7.6
1,379,252,007
1,301.005,.936
+
1954
.
*
Week Ended Jan. 19—
at
$
Boston
12
$
Dec.
7o
$
$
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
904,966,472
852,157,272
6.2
798,811,560
757 895.875
r»d New York—
10
12,382,988,680
11,621,3-42,011
6.5
10,834,769,677
10,610 332,677
Kentucky—Louisville
222,294,503
234,538,576
rd
11
1,443,329,002
1,369,727,346
5.4
1,280,768,518
1,179 531.349
-157,275; 340
153,631,261
7
1,573,747,429
1,475,814,469
6.6
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,280,278,973
1,241 623,173
6
762,549,986
740,036,602
3.0
663,133,775
628 117,246
Philadelphia
|th Cleveland
—
OltlM
+
Missouri—St.
Louis
419,400,000
400,000,000
3,076,122
2,510,583
4.9
+
401.100,000
392,000,000
226,829,156
219,503,273
138.790,200
5.2
—
128,002,741
•
+•
2:4*
+"22.5
2,274,796
2,165*721
768,994,152
741,671,735
""
th Richmond
th Atlanta
th
10
1,402,861,337
1,198,870,991
+ 17.0
1,073,469,523
-1,693,482,041
1,575,-998,884
+
7.6
1,-379,252,007
1,301, 005,936
4
802,045,965
790,680420
653,744,289
614,550,487
6.4
634,711,237
6.6
jth St. Louis
jth
Minneapolis.
jth Kansas
7
-
City
9
th Dallas
th San
708,623,933
1.4
6
599,707,353
561,509,632
1,344,355,870
1,283,952,703
22,749,352,054
12,368,361,188
11,592,773,594
741,
501, 252,574
634,899,258
o71,735
609, 998,118
''486,762,428"
4.7
24,275,402,357
768,994,152
539,337,340
■„
6.8
10
Francisco
cities)
(4
450
669,282
1,-137,352,373
1,037 ,664,131
6.7
20,877,799,584
109
[outside
New
York
.
*
-790,680,420
+
1.4
-.
City
10,474,960,189
9,789,918,222
District—Minneapolis10,502,363
8,970,206
442,178,152
414.486,591
103,646,095.
158,079,251
11,217,881
—
Minneapolis
St.
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
+ 17.1
7,461,498
6,652,673
+
,6.7
359,441,890
336,563,889
+
3.5
137,133,239
130,849,488
9,015,165
7,787,355
9,098,392
+
23.3
5,310,667
4,617,047
+
15.0
4,514,812
6,383,764
6,102,553
+
4.6
5,853,840
4,432,984
14,505,362
13,196,447
+
9.9
15,916,956
11,262,070
653,744,289
614,550,487
+
6.4
539,337,340
501,252,574
+
0.2
988,249
905,9X9
-.
20,003,918,292
6.7
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
Montana—Billings
—
Helena.
[Total
802,045,965
—-
944 156,196
17
Chicago
Total
Total
,
(7
cities)
3,704,115
v
I
We
leek
n.
now
ended
.
Clearings
add
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
January 19 for four
195b
g
$
First Federal
Reserve District—Boston—
Inc.
Dec.
1955
or
7o
1954
$
$
1,027,355
854,785
780,806
+
9.5
11.015,386
Omaha—
Kansas—Topcka-
10,044,640
+
9.7
8,779,133
8,875.837
157,759,138
+
5.4
166,857,234
173,343,079
12,567,945
13.336.019
814,030
+
6.1
38,518,637
—
City
«
"
36.091,518
+
6.7
28,460.396
27,791,849
424,811,488
+
7.1
400,599.626
368.899,690
+ 10.1
12,694,967
12,593,958
4.5
6,550,401
9,156,072
_
Une—Bangor
2,384 321
+ 22.8
2,083.163
1,953,015
til
744,08
7,271 042
+
3.3
5,435,947
709,665 ,001
+
4.9
669,421,259
3.638.829
3,859 593
5.7
3,379,401
3,025,271
^75'40«
1,549, 427
4.8
1,184,664
till
3'6°onni
16,442,0^4
12,378,141
3,345 314
"-+
7.7
4,128,894
3,210,456
16,051 386
+
2.4
13,491,613
12,609,914
11,235 975
+
10,2
9,925,830
9.136.850
,
River
Lowell
Cw Bedford
Bprlngfield
Worcester.
mnectlcut—Hartford
New Haven
iode
w
(12
+
21,6''
36,6091212
25,362 861
+
14,0
18,975,182
3,236,06
—
904,966,472
Total
Springs
(a)
cities)
(9
708,623,933
664,711,237
*
—
(a)
+
6.6
634.899,258
3,910.771
3,226,789
609,998,118
1
33,173 700
+,l3.o
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
,
31,661,300
37,085,740
-
16.416,214
36,489,600
2,640 680
+
22",5
2,515,090
2,259.371
352,157,272
+
6.2
'798,011,500
10,919.709
479,951,610
47,428,637
Worth
12,098.530
506,718,214
v
Dallas
Forth
35,617 ,372
37,643,80
cities)
...7,379,401
(at
Colorado—Colorado
"■
43,102,823
,
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
—
—
28,917,958
•
...
Island—Providence
14,243.946
7,048.703
1.339.639
'
—
15,685,289
Joseph
9,816,379
628,724,511
1
•
tseachusetts—Boston
St.
5,645.294
2.928,276
Portland
633,787
454,792,300
—
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
.
.
166,343,580
Lincoln
Week Ended Jan. 19
I957
-
•
City—
1,029,234
—_
Hastings
years:
*
at—
Nebraska—Fremont
38.733.202
Galveston
Wichita
9,332,000
Falls-
7,557.000
6.972,616
6,384,867
17,157,326
17,663,244
599,707,353
561,509,632
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
+ 10 8
10,777,948
8,058,254
5.6
414,190,314
383,860,577
+ 22.4
33,998,520
31,197,145
+
+ 23.5
+
—
6,882,300
6,896,000
4.3
6,436,258
6,225,259
2.9
14,477,008
14,432,047
6.8
486,762,428
450,669,283
757,895,875
Total
(6
cities)
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
ticond Federal
Reserve Dlstrtot—Bow York—
•w
York—Albany
23,148.627
jhlnghamton
'
Washington—Seattle
293,397,417
Yakima
29,701,537
—
5.2
49,418,470
40,598.863
Utah—Salt
Lake
4,850,523
4.703j50l
3.4
128,746,685
126,671,685
3,123,137
+ 16.4
3,43 4,087
2,749,085
San
New York
3,615,553
3,341,657
+
8.2
2,853,416
2,204,239
San
Jose.
Rochester
Syracuse
11,907,041.169
11,156.578.460
43,354,466
43,369.494
26,284,912
23,816.582
*34,000,000
81,627,065
97,719,207
City
—
Francisco
(al
Buffalo
—
6.7
10,402,839,395
10,214,000.070
0.1
37,063,053
20,030,649
26,292,341
30.108,304
+ 12.9
28,630,227
24,534.873
74,881.655
+
9.1
68,961,859
Jersey—Newark
New
Jersey
(10 cities)
—
—
93.322,636
+
4.7
87,941,313
72,906,640
12,382,988,680
110,846,048
100,569,791
0.9
190,728,937
158,989,865
+ 21.5
5,761,136
4,176,443
7.2
177,603,733
173,544,843
+ 10.2
94,533,551
90,331,588
24,164,242
27,361,068
+ 12.6
20,429,483
19,284.174
+
5.9
17,412,344
15,567,660
690.693,905
+
2.3
589,513,625
540,794,074
30,580,824
23,942,751
+
27.7
19,737,126
16,959,440
5,997.400
30,817,232
Pasadena
1
—
21,491,128
9.558.227
7,120,880
+ 34.2
6.648.941
15,852,753
12,270,677
+ 29.2
11,188,688
9,808,690
1,344,355,870
1,283,952,703
+
4.7
1,137,352,373
1,037,664,131
24,275.402,357
22,749,352.054
+
6.7
20.877,799,584
20,003.918,292
12,368,361,188
11,592,773,594
+
6.7
10,474,960,189
9,789,918,222
Barbara
62,112,044
+
—
„
"nnectlcut—Stamford
+
33,559,327
+ 10.4
+
4,756,735
190,329,710
706,579,796
California—Long Beacn
Santa
,
Total
163,09ff,45-9
3,634,103
Jamestown
Northern
<at-~
157,563,578
—
tlmlra
201,622,112
5,781,051
210,513.029
Oregon—Portland
11,621.342,011
+
6.5
10,834,769,677
10,610,332,677
Stockton
Total
Grand
Outside
(10
total
cities)
(109
cities)
New York City
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
46
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(526)
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*
«'l<
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
JANUARY
13,
1957
BANK
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
JANUARY
TO
Name of Company
OF 1930
Carson Pirie Scott &
Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
Money)
(Value In United States
In New York
Cable Transfers
for
preferred
Celotex
5'ft
Corp.,
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Friday
Monday
Jan.18
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
$
S
S
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0263141*
.0263335*
.0263485*
.0263966*
.0264201*
Argentina, pesoOfficial
Australia, pound™
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
.0199125
.0199125
.325266
.325316
.325633
.325766
1.040437
1.040531
1.041312
1.041687
1.042213
.209683
.209766
.209750
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285463
.209500
:
2.796875
*
.00285468
.233040*
.238050*
.238000*
.209700
.209650
.209600
.0800560
:
guilder
New
Zealand, pound——.
Norway, krone-,——
Philippine Islands, peso.
:
Portugal, escudo™_________
Sweden, krona—
.0800560
.0800560
.261040
.261040
.261060
2.769301
»
.
.140080*
.140080*'
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
'.193330*
1
;
.193330*
.193330*
193330*
.233281
.233275
.233250
.233250
2.786425
2.787048
2.789642
2.788397
2.796875
2.797500
2.800000
2.798958
2.798437
Kingdom,
pound
pound sterling.
V
*
(1917
Milling Machine,
4ft. preferred
(quar.)—
City Auto Stamping
City Investing Co
City Stores Co.,
4JA%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-Demand
account
Total gold
F.
R.
certificate
Jan, 25,
1957
1956
20,389,393
1
-f
375,627
4,324
+
238,042
;
14)804
4,323
+
banks.._i_
other
21,265,020
564,296
25,265
'•+
'
142,994
461,403
notes of
A summary of assets and
252,846
reserves
30,652
+
•
357,915
94,185
.
loans
785
••
outright—
2,946
+
ASSETS—
682,475
i_
Bonds
__
4-
Loans
adjustedt
63,475
+
9,153,913
and
5,012.000
Commercial
—5,012,000
2,801,750
Loans
bought outright—
repurchase agrec't
23,570,837
63,475
570,870
Other
U.
S.
Govt,
securities
-23,570,837
570.870
23,959,3G6
479,665
+
-
63,475
estate
■Other
securities
and
Due
from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items—
623.131
74,404
assets
+
635
+
12,339
292,153
__
+
10,650
4-
assets
98,713
51,824,202
-1,039,917
Reserve
26,767,350
193,899
4-
217,453
4-
357.048
4-
16
—
5,141
—
48
—1,802
18.678
—
18
—1,729
Concord
4-
32
bonds
S.
securities
Reserves
with
with
bank
reserves...
Treasurer—general acct.
'
Other
27,057
8,364
258,928
...
258.805
317,732
Foreign
32,492
202,548
—
78,742
—
Time
Domestic banks
Total
deposits
19,907,881
285,366
availability cash items
3,888,933
569,153
4-
61,459
Other nubilities and accrued divs.
15,459
1,873
+
2,367
Deferred
Total
12,210
—
Foreign
50.579 623
-1,050,291
From
—
49
4-
125
4-
785
(quar.)
Connecticut Power Co., 4.50ft
—
308
—
259
Connohio,
Surplus
7
Surplus
(Section
13bt_._,
142,332
96*
4-
357
—
36
4-
132
179
...
—
—
572
—
878
—
75
51
4-
221
'Other
capital
Total
liab. and
Ratio of gold
to
ances
capital accts.
certificate
combined
loans
to
banks
and
after
deduction
valuation
of
* Jan. 9
gross.
figures
10:045
4-
•+,'
-1,039,917
4-
45.6'
foreign
preferred
59,410
3,274
2,362
....
11
4-
25,683
—
.
156
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
banks
condition
of
shows
the
the
statement of weekly reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
following
16:
Commercial
distiicts
member
m
and
and
a
of
$155
loans
decreased
million
at
in
most
all
banks; the principal decreases were
Francisco District, $26 million
in
the San
reporting
$33 million
New
each
in
the
District, and $13
Richmond
and
Atlanta
Districts.
Ctianges according to industry
appear in another
"Other" loans decreased
$74 million.
release.
press
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $366
million in
Diew York
City, $82 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict
andi^y smaller
districts.
amounts in all
but
Holdings of Treasury notes
one
of
of the other
United
States
called
under
provisions.
Power
Common
of
notice
of
tenders
of
Model
6ft
due
partial
April
1,
1965
.Feb.
conv.
Milk
4 ft ft
preferred
1960
=
5
U
Zapata Off-Shore Co., 5Vaft
•Announcement
In
this
sub.
Issue,
debs,
2-
1
1-18
2-'
1
1-13
60c
1-
2- 8
3-15
2-
1-1
1
3-14
.
J13c
3
3-
IOC
2- 1
1
2-20
1-isL
4-
1
4-
1
3-l
3-1
4-
1
60c
$1.13
45c
—
4-
(quar._
10c
>
Lines
2-15
-
.100 ft
.-..2-18
2-
17 ftc
(quar.)
(quar,)_.
1
1
$4
ZZZZI—IIZ
I_IIIIIII_II
(quar.)—
.
2-15
$4r
A
5-16
$4
8-15
--
11-15
$4
10c
(quar.)
3-
3-30
$1.12 ft
i
(stock div.)__
2-
1
2-
10a
Seal
3-lil
1
*
pfd.
class
3-1
2-25|
3-15
93 ftc
1
"
if
1-15|
1-23|
1-Hf
2-1[
5-1|
8
1
11-1
a-isj
1*15
1-15 •
28c
3-1
3-15;
2-Hl
Co..
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cumberland Apartments
(quar.)
_I_I_I_I
ZZZ.ZZZZ"
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-15]
4-
$1.75
:
1
7-
$1.75
$1.75
—
7ft
^
6-H
9-27
9-13
10c
3-15
3-1
10C
6-15
6-
10c
~
"I.
Power
$4.24
&
Light,
preferred
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
9-15
8-31
1
Feb.
1
85
preferred
3.75ft
preferred
Glassme
Delaware
Power
A__Feb.
Jan.
28
Voting
341
31
12836
8ft
1
12326
1961—Feb.
1
*343
$1.50
Dickey
Feb.
1
12788
1971__Feb.
1
87
Di
184.
i
preferred
(W.
S.)
B
Diocesan
$1.50
A
quar.)
(quar.)_;
convertible
3-
1
2-15
1-10
1-
2-15
60c
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
45c
1-31
3-
4
2-
4
2-
4
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-
1-31
30c
IIIIII
Shares
2-11
25c
(quar.)
Co..
2-
4
37 ftc
Trust
4
$2
iquar.)
3-
3-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
12 ftc
40c
(quar.)
Steel. Construction
1-10
40c
—_;
(quar.)
A
1
97 ftc
(increased
Clay Mfg.
Giorgio Fruit, class
Class
2-
50c
Light
common
1-10
$1.25
93ftc
(quar.)_
Match,
1
93ftc
(quar.)
stock
1
30c
(quar.)
common
common
—
(quar. >
(quar.)
&
debenture
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred C
Deerfield
Page
A
1
22-
$1
(quar.)___
12839
3.75ft
1-10
2-
$1.06
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred
1
Chicago^
Volume
3-20
3-30
Disher
iln
1
2-15
Diamond
due
1-10
4-
t25c
(s-a)
—
Mar.
Feb.
conv.
1
32 ftc
(quar.):
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)____;
Dayton Power & Light, common
Ltd.—
of Greater
2-
r
12785
bonds—
mortgage 3ftft and 4ft serial bonds due
Western Light & Telephone
Co., Inc.—
5ft ft conv. preferred stock
1-
1
$2
3.90 ft
First,
1-5
1
$1.04
common
Realty
Dennison Mfg.,
preferred stock
Lutheran High School Association
1
2-
$1,121/2
12835
preferred stock, series
Canada,
7%
1-
2-
,
1
called
leasehold
1/-
2-
(quar.)—„
15
Corp.—
Avenue, Inc., 1st mtge.
International Nickel Co. of
1
t50c
Page
Date
<-"nu,lative convertible
Fifth
1
$1.13
—
Y.
Feb.
Company and Issue—
500
22-
1-5
1
10c
Ltd.
1961..Feb.
Inc., 8% conv. s. f. debentures
Seabrook Farms Co., 3ft ft s. f.
debs, due Feb. 1, 1962
Fedders-Quigan
2-1
2-
(quar.)
Davenport Water Co.. 5ft preferred
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
stock
issues
2-1
2-15
(qyar.)
2nd
&
1-152
2-15
(quai\)__
12834
Industries,
entire
pfd.
28
Jan.
1,
12-26'
47 ftc
Forster; 8ft preferred
4 ft ft
June
12-26'
1
(quar.)—__~Z
Dallas
Date
sinking fund debentures due
Co.,
1
1
2-
(quar.)______
Crystal Oil St -Land Corp., $1,12
pfd. (quar.)
/Cuban-American Sugar—
** - v
7ft
preferred
(quar.)___.
Terminal
Pinellas
22-
50c
Industries
Cork
Crum St
147
redemptions
Buildings Co.—
First mortgage 50-year s. f.
bonds due
City Investing Co.—
Pet
1
B
1-15
/
Company and IssueBush
Page
Finance
Service. Inc.—
junior subordinated debs,
Can.,
preferred
Class
1
52 ftc
quar.)__
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Crown
1-151
2-
Co.—
preferred
Co.,
2-
1
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Crossett
12-231
2-15
2-
50c
—
N.
preferred
conv.
1-ii
12-2I
1-30
$1.16
(quar.)
4.50ft
1-30
$1.25
(increased
Continental
2-15
37ftc
.
(quar.)_:
(quar.)_,
Co.
preferred
7%
Date.
25c
20c
—
$1.06 ft
Canada,
$4.50
last date for mak¬
or
MS
51c
$4.16
Cosmopblitan
sinking fund
1
51ftc
Continental Transportation
Company and Issue—
York
City, $20 million in the Philadelphia
District, $18 million
ill
Chicago, $16 million in the Boston
million
common
■li
2-
Electrodynamics Corp. (quar.)
Theatres, Ltd., 50c class A.
Consolidated
fist of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
called for
redemption,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the curreht volume
(except where indicated) in which
the details were
given in the "Chronicle." ; :
\
\
4ft
industrial
total
a
1
(quar.)
Continental Oil
The date indicates the
redemption
A
deposits.
and
including those
Federal
principal changes for the week
decrease of $246 million in loans ad¬
justed; increases of $601 million in holdings of
Treasury
bills and $763 million in demand
deposits adjusted, and a
decrease of $308 million in United
States Government
ended Jan.
preferred
Consolidated
re¬
Notices
.5'
Below will be found
commitments...
Edison
revised.
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
697,382
2-
'
$1.37 ft
preferred
Dearborn
$5
$3.75
accept¬
for
40c
Consolidated
Continental
R. note lia¬
on
Inc.,
Consolidated
53,981
7,441
■lfpr
$1.12ft
(quar.)_____
Bakeries
22,190
:
1
;
$4.52
shown
are
reserves
correspondents
lonn
44-
51,824.202
_
liability
purchased
Industrial
329
747,593
deposit and F.
bilities
Contingent
327,111
....
preferred
Consumers
of
27,543
accounts...
—
2-
55c
preferred
Consolidated
1,601
if
10c
\
(s-a)
common
763*
.....
1
$1.16
4-
banks.
individual loan items
serves;
in
(Section
Reserve
others
t Exclusive
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
paid
...
3a
2-
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar. ).J
preferred (quar.)
$1.90
1
1-21
quar.)
11
11,329
banks..
Federal
Gas,
1-31
2-
10c
,
common
(initial
67
613,770
+
Natural
$2.09
1-31
100ft
(quar.)
preferred
4-
Borrowings:
From
liabilities
preferred
$2.06
1-31
-1-31
$1.06
—
*
$75c
50c
2'
86
822
3-30
$75c
-___
5ftft preferred (quar.)•__
Connecticut Light & Power—
.
2-11
2-15
t25c
(quar.)^
$2.20
'
31'Ac
(quar.)
96
deposits
demand deposits:
1
75c
r
2 ft ft
4-
-
3-1
3-
87ftc
.
(annual)^.-—__
common
—
Government
Interbank
Corp.,
dividend-:
$2.00
adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
3.
U.
87,968
—
deposits
Pictures
147
.
50c
,
5ft
(monthly)—J
(quar..)—_____
—•
1,000
3-5
com.
preferred
$2.04
Demand
Power,
—-78
2,6215
1-18
4-1
—
227
banks—
2-15
$1.12 ft
^
(quar.'itjjj'
(initial)—
794
....
domestic
1-21I
1-4
.1-31
.
125c
Commonwealth Edison,
105
Me
1-31
40c
(quar.^i__i_
4-
13,587
1
'*■■■■'
.
dividend)—2JJ~2
22,329
banks.^
.
-
58,523
Reserve
$5
$1.25
-
(annuaU.__ii___._2
4.65ft
950
4-
LIABILITIES—
Member
Capital
Federal
Ltd.
preference
—
1,293
——
vault.
in
601
2-11
dividend)__j__
common
4ftft
—2,686
7,425
bank3
to
551
4-
706
notes.—
(stock
(quart)
Central
4.64ft
4-
2-21
2-
.
(quftiv>__—
Products
preferred
2,298
'
Me
10c
2 ft
Terminals. Co., 6ft pfd. (guar,).
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
755
4-
1
Columbia
26,823
U.
Deposits:
U. S.
74*
$4.25
93
681
562,154
19,072.416
_____
'
2-
t
87ftc
4ft ft- preferred
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas Syste*--> (quar.)
4-
1-li
(quar.)
Colorado
—
1*
r—:
Co.
Fund.-(stock
Columbia
11
—
—
.
1-10
1
(quar.y_%i_J_L_j_—
guaranteed
common
securities—total.—
Ealances
notes—,
1,190
8,831
4
2-
Extra
110
1-1(1
2■
35c
Co.—
i—_—
Stock
—
2-1
$1.0fiV4,-
j_—1.__
RR.
Collyer Insulated Wire
Colonial
j-r.r-
10.903
Cash
LIABILITIES—
Federal
1,745
1
1
1-31
20c
—
(quar.)J.
preferred
New
—
1-2ll
3-
3'
8%
-
■
-
Z
guaranteed
J.)
Non-cuin.
4-4,353
3
)'
(quar.).__t.__i._i_J_^__£._—
Colllngwood Terminals,
carry-
loans..—
Government
Other
697,382
+
3ftft
for
securities
loans..
Loans
Total
155*
or
—
4-4,516
246
—
2-1
$U
1-31
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
593.875
+
—
—
452
dividend)-j
'
.
t25c
(B.
Treasury
415,153
22'
5,207,533
premises
52,255
30,143
dealers
and
carrying
or
for
purchasing
securities—i,
u/S.
Total loans
Other
brokers
loans
ing
Real
Bank
to
____
I-
-
O
(quar.)__
4-1,036
305
loans—_
.....
industrial
and
4-
2-15
-
$2
40c
a_,
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
1956
1957
30c
2-15
Cold. Metal
mem¬
t.
3-12
1
Coghlln
Jan. 18,
Jan. 9,
adjustedt—86,503
Agricultural loans
under
Total
investments
purchasing
Total
Held
570.870
10,932,699
—
Notes
regular
2-
120c
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
Bills
Certificates
Jan. 16,
1957
S. Government securities:
Bought outrleht—
special
Decreased—) Since
'
J
"
I
3-29
25c
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd,, class Ai.._-
Extra
10,207
•
♦ft
2-
$1.50
u-
Illuminating Co.—*
(quar;)—
7ft
ft
1-25
2-i
•
—
preferred
l-2i
2-15
87ftc
L-
j
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Increase ( 4-") or
129
■+'
'
J4.30
1-25
1-31
30c
>
(quar.)
Electric
Common
•-
488,964
34
29,829'
>—
Acceptances—bought
Cleveland
banks follows:
ber
•
Discounts and advances
Industrial
liabilities of reporting
11,768
Other cash
U.
Jan. 16,
1957
certificate
Gold
million in
$337
trict, $69 million in the Atlanta District, $62 million in
District, and $53 million in the Kansas City
District, and they decreased $83 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District.
Time deposits increased $125 million of
which $96 million was in deposits of individuals, part¬
nerships, and corporations in the San Francisco District.
) Since
Jan. 23,
(s-a)
5ft preferred
the Boston
Increase (A- ) or
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Common
1-15
1-31
(quar<)
com.-
(stock
common
preferred (quar.)
*'
adjusted increased
deposits
1-31
.u
'■
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (extra)
Clary Corp. (stock dividend)_j
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago fc St. Louis Ry;
$18 mil¬
$48 million and
the New York District, $196 million in the Chicago Dis¬
(In thousands of dollars)
Decrease
decreased
lion, respectively. >
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
ASSETS—
bonds
J
v
common
Cincinnati
•Nominal.
Government
Electric,
&
2-15
u-
(quar.).
..
1-151
2-ni
2-20
Z
■__
—
Virginia
1
15c
(quar.)—
Ry.—
1-21
1-15
1
2-
20c
(quar.)
seriesf
1-2
2-15
2-
«s>60c
(quar.)_^__
(quar:)_——
preferred
1-31
$1
__ij
Y.)
preferred
of
1-10
1-31
$2.,
^
(N.
common
Ohio
1
5ft
J
Corp.
1
2-
1-15
1-15
2-15
78c
(quar:),
Cincinnati Inter-Termtnal RR., 4ft pfd. (s-a)
2.787982
United
stk.
or
:
Trust
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas
.233291
Union of South Africa,
Corp.
2-
20c
3ft
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Chicago, BuFHngton St Quincy RR. Co..__
Chicago Corp.
(quar.)_——
.496766*
.0349000
Switzerland;- franc—
Estate
Manhattan Bank
1-21
1
.—
3ft ft
.140080* •(,'
.496766* *
*
(stock div.)-
Real
Chesapeake. &
2.770730
2.771142
2.772380
1
2-
I
1-8
1-10
1-10
2-1
$1.05
—
:
Chesapeake
2-
1
•
4ft
.261040
20c
$1
(quar.).
(stock div.)
4ft
.0800560
2.769183
______
.
.0800560
-.261040
Mexico, peso._J.__
Pasco
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
Chase
1-31
37VaC
capital gains payable in cash
Channing
1-31
(quar,).—
(quar.).
Utility Corp.
Shares Trust—-•
Store
2-15
M?
1-lJ
1-31
25c
22ftc
—
,
2.798437
2.798906
2.800000
2.797500
'.
.00277912*
Yen
.00285468
.209530
• -
9
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Extra
.00285468
.233040*
.00285468
.238080*
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
^
Ireland, pound
Chain
Co.
preferred
Cerro de
.209700
•
.209666
—
9
2-
(quar.)——
Light Co.—
-
&
Public
From
.00435401*
"
„
Power
Century
2-
60c
Electric
<fc
Century Food Markets
.325483
.
60c
$1.05
(quar.)
Securities Corp.—
preferred
4.20ft
.0199125
1
pref.
conv.
Central
.0385802*
.0199150
:
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
Netherlands,
.0385802*
-
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
4ft
2.229830
2.230162
.0385802*
.0199125
______
$1.50
$
Central
2.231158
.0385802*
.0385802*
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Japan,
2.229083
2.228585
___.
•'
3-
—
Gas
&
Gas
HolA
Payable 0/
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Hudson
Central-Illinois
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Central
Central
When
Share
4ft ft
Co.,
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20ft
Country and
1951
12)
page
Per
J
INCLUSIVE
1957,
24,
(Continued from
the diiiereni
TARIFF ACT
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
Januar^28
Monday,
..
DIVIDENDS
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
.
2-15
1-18
25c
2-15
1-18
15c
2-
1
1-15
Ltd.—
tjlass A preference™—
$37 ftc
.
,-2- 1
1-17
47
(527)
Number 5607
185
oiume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
...V, ;j..
Name of Company
.
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Name
Holdert
When-
Per
.tlO"
y.,
....
Service
Gas
" 12-26
8
Baking
Cigar Co.,
t^mer^dep'' receipts distribution payable in
for oTd.' reg (Interim)
69c
1-31
12-31
—,———
2c
2-
1
1-10
40c
3-
1
2-15
Stock
10c
3-
1
2-15
General
General
Mills,
35c
2-15
39c
4-
1
6-
1
security profits
stock
A
cash or
(quar.)_
Houser
obbs
—
od'ge Manufacturing Corp.——
(increased quar.)____l__
preferred .-(initial quar.)
Common
lli 56
ioeskin
»ome
10(o
div.)
Products, common (stock
Mines, Ltd. ,(quar.)__—
1
1-30
12-31
fl5c
2-22
1-31
130c
2-22
1-31
1
1-15
1
1-15
1-31
1-17
t--:—
"
Ltd...
(quar.)
2-
1
1-
115c
2-
6
1-24
120c
1
125c
'
1-31
12-31
1-31
12-31
50c
2-20
1-30
50c
2-20
1-30
'
,
Aircraft (quar,)
iouglas
_______—
"
1st preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.) __„___z
4%, pref.
(quar.)__
.
_______
iresser Industries
(quar.)—____—
>reyfus Fund
(24c from realized capital
gains and 6c from earned income)__
u
Pont Co.
of Canada Securities, Ltd.—
Common
(final)
1—
.___
5%
iover
Corp.,
iravo
Corp., com.
Bradstreet (increased)—--—
Goodall
2-15
1-31
Goodman
2-15
1-31
4
1-21
preferred
Stock
l-li* 6% 1st
preferred
lirbanks
1-
alstaff
1-
M Extra
2-
1
1-
•
Great
1
1-15
Great
1
1-15
1-18|
1-18
2- 8
1-(
3- 1
2-1
m
20c
Green
$1.1834
2-15
Griesedieck
2-25
2-
8
1-18
Class
60c
1-31
1-17
Growth
110c
1-31
12-31
ederal National
1-15
ibreboard
Guardian Mutual Fund
1
2-
inancial
Porter,
common
Class
B
20c
3-15
3-
4
30c
3-15
3-
4
Quarterly
2-28
2-13
20c
Halle
1-15
6c
2-
4
1-22
4c
2-
4
1-22
Hancock
5'v
Harsco
Bros.
1-15
Hart,
2-15
2-28
2-15
4c
2-28
12-31
30c
3-
1
1-31
15c
3-
1
1-31
^''4c/o
1
2-15
2-21
4-16
1-31
3-15
2-27
1-31
1-11
Hercules
Hershey
47c
—
.
Heyden
,
2-
4
1-11
2-
1
1-11
Manufacturing (quar.)___.
Holly Stores, Inc., 57c conv. pfd.
70c
2-
1
1-1T
Holly
$1.75
2-
1
5%
1
1-18
6-10
1
2-15
3-
5c
1
Home
2-20
1
2-20
30C
1-31
1-17
1
1-15
..
Horn
1-19
1-19
Hotel Syracuse
1-19
Extra
2-
1
1$1.25
3-15
2-
3-15
2-
1-28
2-
1
1
Trailer,
Stock
4'v
(quar.)
common
dividend
preferred
1-31
1-15
1
2-13
Hydraulic
2-
1
2-
1
Securities
3-
in cash
or
8
75c
security
stock)—
3-15
2-21
22c
com
'
2-13
1
2-
1
1-15
87(fec
Corp.,
preferred .(quar.)
fundamental Investors Inc.
3-
3-29
•
$1
-
$3.50
profits" payable
3-
2-
1
1-15
1-31
62c
_5% conv. preferred (quar.)
l7
-'amble-Skogmo,
ar
Inc.,
common
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
Idaho
1-31
Power,
2-
4.08%
1
2-
8
2-
1
1-13
4.20%
-
4.26%
.
4.42%
4.70%
common
preferred,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
quar.)
(increased quar.)—
(quar.)__
< quar.)_.
(quar.)_.
tquar.)_!
»quar.)_
■
{25c
35c
z.—
35c
65c
75c
51c
52(fee
53(4c
55(4c
5834c
2-1
2- 1
2-20
2-1
2- 1
1
3-15
3-
1
45c
3-
1
2-
1
2-5
$1.09
2-
1
1-11
$1.05
2-
1
1-11
13%C
1-31
1-15
3c
2-21
1-25
2-21
1-25
20c
2-
1
1-15
15c
.
.
4-
1
3-15
3-15
2-28
$1.20
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
20c
2-
1
1-15
3-1 1
2-25
1
1-10
—
&
$1.25
2-
$1
2-15
1-21
1-29
1-15
1
1-11
22 (fee
2-28
2-14
59 %c
3-
1
2-15
$1.03'/e
3-
2-
25%
(stock dividend)—
Chemical, com. (quar.)
1
2-15
5%
2-15
1-10
S5c
3-
1
2-14
$1
3-
1
2-14
$1.05
3-
1
2-14
$1.08 3/4
3-
1
2-14
$1.12 Vfe
$1.25
3-
1
2-14 ""
1-29
1
1-30
2%
.
1-10
1
3-15
60c
4-
25c
4-15
AO
-
4-
8
6C
2-
4
3-15
3-
4
2-15
1-31
50c
>
2-15
6c
,24c
.
"K-l" (from
3-11
2-11
$1
common
.
Corp.
Kromex
La
Co.
Heater
Kiaor
Stores (quar.)_
Co. of America—
-
of
Lake
Corp.
clorp.
5
5
5
5
2-11
2-11
1-18
4477-
12-31
1-15
1-15
1-25
1-15
"1-18
1-18
1
1 • ; 1+-10
1
1-10
1
1-10
1
1-10
1
1-10
1
1-10
guaranteed
Lock
8%
<8%
Boston'
Extra
:
R. A.
MacGregor
Mack
1
2-15
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-15
1-31
1-35
{-31
2-
1-21
.
1-15
1
1-18
1-28
42c
2-20
40c
3-15
2-15
{15c
1-31
12-31
1-31
\._llc
2-15
$1
3-1
2-15
$i
3-
1
2-15
.
,
35c
2-
1
1-10
50c
2-
1
1-21
87 (fee
2-
1
1-21
75C
—
(quar.)
3-
2
2-
1
75c
3-
2
2-
1
50c
quar.>
3-
1
2-15
87 (fee
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
9
2-18
$1.10
3-
9
2-18
25c
2-
1
1-15
ny4c
3-
1
2-15
—
(quar.)
Island), common
1-13
$1
$1
—
2-28
2-16
3-30
3-13
$1
(monthly)
1-31
$1
4-
1
3-21
6-20
$1
1
10c
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
l-llf
$1.04
2-
1
1-11
$1.11
2-
1
1-11
$1.24
2- a
1-11
$2.50
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
Co.—
1
2-
30c
'
•7-
15c
(quar.)
3-12
2-
1
{31 Vic
partic. pfd. (quar.)__
2-
1
—
1-15:
15c
1-31
1-13
25c
3-
5
2-13
3-15
'
(quar.)__—_—
Inc.—
after stock
1-18
45C
_____
Sports Products
Trucks,
2-15
3-
1
Nashville RR. (quar.)
Initial payment
1
1
(Fort
;—
(quar'.)_
1-30
3-
2-
—
Holdings, 5%
Corp.
1-30
2-11
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
—
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.
5%
noncumulative preferred (s-a)
M.
2-11
25c
4.44%
Macco
1-18
1-18
$1.12 »fe
(increased quar.)
4.16% pfd. (quar.)
&
1
1
96Vfec
Long Island Lighting
Louisiana Power & Light,
Louisville
1
22-
30c
(quar.)—
Theatres
1-25
2-
1
3-
{25c
preferred ( quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Loew's
1-31
2-11
{30c
(monthly)
(monthly) —
Common
2-15
{30c
,v_
Joint Pipe Co., common
Common
1-31
{15c
class A__
(quar.)
original capital
1
1-10
15c
—
Carbonic Corp., common
$4.30
2-
5%
Miami Railroad1 Co.—
Special
2-20
{25c
Inc. (quar.)—
common-
Local. Finance (Rhode
Preferred
(quar.)
1-15
4-15
'
1-31
5c
—
National Life Insurance
Ind.) (quar.)
,
1
5%
Wayne,
preferred
5-
2-15
{$1.75
preferred, (quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
Leonard Refineries, Inc., 6%
conv. pfd._;—
Leslie
Salt Co.
(quar.)
——
Lewis Bros., Ltd. (quar.).
Lexington Trust Fund Shares— - - .
Quarterly from, net investment income___
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co." (quarJ)
3 lfe.%
1
20c
,4Vfe %
Little
3-15
2-
4
preferred (quar.)_
Lee Rubber & Tire (quar.)
Lees "(James) & Sons Co.—
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
Liquid
1-30
1
10c
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (increased
1
4-
$1.25
——.—
Printing,
2-15
3-
10c
(quar.)
5%
Lincoln
3-12
10c
Industries (quar.)
Lincoln
1-17
$1.75
—_—
Corp., 50c
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
-
1-31
$1.50
(Brooklyn, N. Y.) —
dividend
Secord Candy Shops,
2-15
$1.75
—
Laurentide Acceptance
2-15
2-15
1-15
1-18
1- 4
1-4
1-10 1-10
1-2
1-21
1-15
1-26
1-26
1-18
1-25
4
1-
2-25
50c
—
Stock
Laura
2-11
2-15
40c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Lanston
1-23
2-20
15c
Milling Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
(Phila.)
(quar.)—
preferred
7%
Lancaster
1-23
8
5%
(stock div.) —
Woods
the
1
2-
$1
'
(quar.)_:
Apparel, Inc.
1-23
2-
20c
com.
Lafayette National Bank
Semi-annually ______
L'Aiglon
1
25c
(quar.)
Telephone
Crosse
2-
10%
;
preferred (quar.)—__
7%". preferred
(quar,)_z
7%. preferred (quar.)
1-19
1-15
2-1
1
3-
25c
—
6%
1-19
2- 1
2222222-
Co.,
Kroger
1-19-
3-1
3- 1
& Sons
preferred (quar.)
Kobacker Stores (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Company
1-25
1-31
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
25c
$1
—
-
Power,
3-1
.3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
',2-1
2- 1
2-'1
2-1
1-31
2- 1
2-15
2-15
2- 1
1-31
4-15
4-15
7-15
7-15
$1
$1.25
(increased quar.)___
(quar.)—
Co.
(increased
Brick
Illinois
1
3-
Brick
common
3- lf ' 2-15
2-
50c
60c
■
50c
50c
50c
50c
25c
$1.06Vfe.
preferred
Illinois
1-17
2-15
Press
47o-
1-17 ^
56Vic
-37 (fee
$1
—
,
62Vfec
—
CpZpfd." (accum.) —
common
(quar.)
1-31
15c
Wood, Industries) 4Vz
^ardruur-Denver
1-15
1
•
.
preferred
.
2-
12 Vfec
•___
Hygrade Food Products—
4% series A preferred
(quar.)
5% series B preferred (quar.)—
Extra
Gabriel Co.—
,
common
(quar.)—
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp., pfd. B (s-a)
12-31
(from
B
Class
-
25c
z—
1-18
2%
i
(quar.)
Industrial
(quar.)
iquar.)
1-31
2-15
35c
.(quar.)—
jruit of the Loom (s-a)
ulton
common
27 (fee
tquar.)
ruehauf
common
A
(quar.)_.
—
Howard Stores Corp.. com. (quar.)
4(47a preferred (quar.)—
—
Hussmann Refrigerator (quar.),
9c
10c
$1
"
< quar.
15c
1
—
Corp.
common
Class
'
—
roedtert
A
Class
Class B
2-
2-15
25c
Houston
12-28
2-15
5%
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
fe—fe_.——
Light & Power, $4 preferred fquar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
8
5%
(N. Y.), common
4%
8
1S1.25
2-15
Co.
50c
1
1
6c
Stock dividend
:—
Extra
2-
...
Bond series
25c
25c
62Vfec
$1.50
40c
30c
—.
<quar.)__.
(Joseph) Company
2-
$0.2156
^^ranklin Custodian Funds-—
'Hto
&
27 Vac
dividend)
'ox DeLuxe Beer Sales (stock dividend)
V{$2.50
30c
37(fee
Inc.,
32 (fee
(quar.)
31lfe6
(George A.)
Hormel
Home
Corp.—
(quar.)___
(quar.)______—
(quar.)
CO., $5 1st pfd." (s-a)_—„
Bearing Co._L—______
(quar.) -;—1—_—:—
& Co., com. (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_z
& Hardait (N. Y.) tquar.)___
Ball
Horder's
6%
2-
15c
preferred (s-a—
t$2.50
Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)r_T—50c
Hoover
3-
3-
933ic
•
2nd
$5
30c
__1
20c
—
Corp., common
convertible preferred
Sugar
Holt, Renfrew &
2%
•,
1-14
35c
.
60c
Creamery Co.,
Knudsen
..
0
1-25
15c
Knights Life Insurance
1-25
2-15
53(fee
—:—__ ' "
Higbie
6-30
—
series
quar.)_z_______.
56 Vic
(quar.)
"oundatior. Co.. (Stock
^
(initial
Chemical Corp.—
2- 1
2-15
35c
$1.25
2-
2-14
coiqnnon
IS.) Department
Klein
3-18
1-15
2-1
4- 1
preferred A (quar.)____T._______fe_
87(fec
$4.37'fe 2nd preferred <quar.)_____—$1.093b
3
2-
IV2C
13V4C
12(fec
3(fe%
1-
2-15
$1.50
;
.
Heyden Newport
Common
4
2-
58c
«,
;
preferred
4(4%
12-28
1-30
{$1.50
10c
(quar.)—
Gallon Products, 17c pfd. A iquar.)
Powder Co., 5^ pfd. (quar.)___—
Chooolate' Corp.— ~
preferred A (quar.)_______—
Chemical Corp. (ntfihfe'thanged to
Hercules
40c
45c
933ic
Corp.
Cement
Hercules
17c
{12(fee
56(fec
15c
2-21
10.%
Inc.
dividend
Stock
1-21
1-15
1-20
1-15
1- 2
1-11
1-11
1-24 "
1-11
1-11
2-11
2- 1
2-1
2- 1
1-31
1-31
1-31
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
7
{75c
-
v"; net investment income)___.z_^
—_
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)——
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.) iquar.)
2- 6
2-27
2-28
3-11
3%
25c
40c
72c
5
1
—
Custodian Funds—
keystone Income Fund series
2- 8
4-10
2-28
4-30
62(fec
■—-•
___.
Schaffner
28;,4c
B
Income
1
3-
3-11
—
1-1C| 'ord Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Class
1-18
2-
60c
(quar.)
Machine
&
15c
15c
Hartford Electric
68 Tic
2-15
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-28
t$1.75
2-
2-
1
Keystone
1-15
2- 5
2- 5
1- 2
1-2
2- 8
2- 1
25c
75c
3-
(Julius) & Co. (stock dividend)
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.
(quar.)
—
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly)
.Monthly
:—
z
1-15
Harshaw
2-15
2-28
(quar.)
Gear
,2-1
Chemical (quar.)
—__
& Marx (quar.)
—__
Light (quar.)__
—
Hartz (J. F.)
Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Hat Corp. of America, 4Vt'/c
pfd. (quar.)__
Haydock Fund, Inc. (quar.)—
Hecht Co., common (quar.)
:
3^4preferred (quar.)
Hees (Geo. H.), Ltd.. 6rh
pfd. (quar.)__
Hemenway
Furniture, common (quar.)_.—
5(fe%
convertible preferred (quar.)
1
2-23
30c
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Corp. (stock dividend)
2-
(quar.);
Extra
!7tfec
:__z—zz__z—______—
(quar.)
B
25c
20c
(quar.)
——
——fe_——
/
Oil, class A (quar.)———_——__
20c
-
2- 1
{$1.25
3c
3c
1-11
$1.75
Kayser
2-1
5-1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
——z
Ltd., 57c- pfd. (quar.)
Funds, Inc., series H-C
—
1-10
1-30
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
:
& Co. (stock dividend)
Kansas City
Power & Light—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4 Vfe %
preferred
:
Kansas City Title & Insurance is-a)
3-15
1-15
3-1
6-3
Co.,
1
4(fe%
5-20
30c
common
62 *-2c
135c
„
4-"l'
$1.16
{40c
Series H-D-A
1
2-
2-15
Co.
preferred
,
2-
4%%
2-15
1-12
3-1
2- 1
$1.25 '"6-10"
—
—
(quar.)—:—
Cotton
Hamilton
3-15
1
4-
$3
(quar.)—
1-10
{13c
Kaltman
2- 7
2-28
preferred
Hamilton
1
2-
1-30
341fec
2-21
3-18
' {30c
1—
Bros.,
2nd
1-18
1
2-15
25c
i«__
$5 pfd.
*
Hagerstown Gas
7
2-
3oc
—
RR.,
1-16
{13c
—-fe——
_
Aluminum
Kaiser
2-13
1
2-
$1.50
(initial)
Corp., Ltd.
Common
2-
3-
2-18
40c
(quar.)—
(Fla.)
Quarterly
$1.12lfe
2-21
30c
12(fec '
'
4.64^ ..preferred (quar.)—,
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)—
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
2-28
—.
(quar.t
1-16
1
Co. (quar.)
(E.)
Kahn's
1-16
1-23
10c
12(fee
—.—
Gulf Power Co.,
3-11
.
(quar.)
common
Gulf
'.1-18
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3345(
™
1-18
1
20'.fe
(stock divid.)_
(quar.)
Guli Life Insurance
Mobile & Ohio
2-20
2-
1
General
&
New
-
3-15
Gas,
preferred
87 (fee
pfd. <quar.)
common
on
Itzsimmons-Stores, class A
-
6"£
1-18
2-
(Pa.)—- .
Stock dividend oh com. and class B
dote
?
62 (fee
Corp., common——
$2.25 preferred :series A. (quar.)—
irst National City Bank (N. Y.) (increased)
irth- Sterling; Inc(,".7'3'
preferred (quar.)
Isdier
Interstate
Gulf
delit.v Fund, Inc. (special distribution from
net long-term capital gains, realized from
sales of -portfolio securities during 1^56,
payable in cash or stock)
—1—
>00 Walnut Sti^eet, $3 pfd. -(accum.)——___.
luor
2-8
1-31
3-15
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
joy Mfg.
Inc.—
investment income—
net
From
8
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Guaranty
1-15
Paper Products--
dividend
Trust
2-15
Bearings-Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
ederated "Department Stores
12c
ment income)
1
I
3
—
1
15c
(quar.)
4%
Jervis
1-18
1-28
1-28
(from invest¬
Inc.
Shares,
Industry
2-
3-
<quar.)__—1—
common
B
3-
2 Vfe 7c
37(fec
4Gc
7 (fee
pfd. (quar.)__—
com.
12)fec
10c
3-lig ederal Paper Board, 4.6OTo
Stock
Telecasting,
Gross
1-21
4 c,o
Co.
Insurance
57c
*
1-31
l'feffe
Co..
'
(quar.)
Co.
L.)
<H.
2-15
1
(quar.)
Jersey
1-18
1-18
1-17
2- 6
2-6
1-31
2- 1
2-11
2-11
$50
$15
50c
B
1
'
15c
57c
A__
debentures
3-
edtral-Mogul-Bower
ood
debentures
Income
3-
preference (quar.)
(quar.)
3-1
2-1
Income
:
$1.40 redeeniabb
1-K
8
1-15
Class
ederal
1-23
1-231
2-
__
3-1
__
2-15
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Western
&
Bay
35c
1-18® ederal Grain, Ltd.—
3- 1
2-
$1.12 Vfe
&
Traders
Life-insurance Co.
Quarterly
____
________
arrington Mfg. Co.,5(fe% pfd. (quar.)——
ate-Root-Heath tquar.)_„
,
_
edders^Quigan Corp., common <quar.)____
5rb
prefsrred A (quar.)
5l2r'0 pfd. (1953 series)
(quar.)
ederal Asphalt Products
(annual)—
—
eder&l Compress & Warehouse (quar.)——
1-1C
$5
Green
l-5*armers
3-20
17tt
4
2-
—
Rros. & Co. (Calif.)
1-1
*—armer
1-
$1.50
______—
(quar.)
Brewing
-
1- s
6%
Gas
1
2-
___
preferred
Co.,
River
RR., com.——__—
5%
2
2-21
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.) _____—
preferred (quar.)_;—
Inc.,
1-
8
4-
1
(quar.)_________—
preferred A (quar.)___
Central Power & Light Co.—
Jantzen,
Great Atlantic &
$1.75
1st
5%
1-23
1-23
12- 4
2- 1
1-18
$4
$1.75
Grand
3-15
Common
1
3-
2-
_____
(quar.)
Jacobsen
Mfg.
(quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.) Corp.—
2-21
1-16
1-25
2- 4
2-16
2-16
2-15
2-15
2- 6
5c
15c
—
dividend
& Heintz,
Jack
2-4
1-18
3-1
1-31
2-25
2-21
Co.
(quar.)
Pacific Tea Co. of Amer.—
(year-end)
—
preferred (quar.) —
—
Lakes Engineering Works (quar.)
Western Financial Corp., (stock divd.)
3-15
1
50c
§9 5*17 2nd preferred (quar.)
HsMrie & Pittsburgh RR,, 7% pfd. (quar.)
1-l5|Brie Resistor Corp.y common (quar.)
l2-2Gf® $1.20 preferred (quar.)
12-26®rlaneer Mills, common (quar.)
2- if* 4%%
preferred .(quar.)
2-llWvans Products (quar.)
.
—
Union
1
4-
15c
(quar.f
3-1
2- 1
(initial)
Plastics'Mfg.
E.
Stock
1-10
1-31
42(fec
$2
{35c
Common
dividend___jf_____»^«i____
2-1[9
class
Inc.____
Products,
4-
»
I2-2!|*rie Forge & Steel Corp.—
12-2JB Common
(increased quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
J.
2-15
35c
Grafton
1-10
3-15
Ltd.—
{50c
'25c
(quar.)__
(quar.) —_
1-lllquity Corp., $2 pfd. (quar.)
'all
1-10
1-15
1-21
2- 1
1-2
W.)
7* fee
Products, common (quar.)
1-K !4(fe% preferred (quar.)
_—_—
1-1! Bectric Hose & Rubber (quar.)—
,
1*11 Smhart Manufacturing
(quar.)_
,z
1-1! *mpiie District Electric, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
l-2fjl 4;i4% preferred (quar.)
.—
2.3|lmplre Millwork (stock div.)_. _______
1-lfl Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock div.)
MaSBaiployers Group Associates (quar.).'
MlSnamel & Heating Products, Ltd., class A__
1-5
2-
50c
fwiuitable Credit 50c pfd.
Manufacturing
(II.
preferred (quar.) ________
$4.22
preferred (quar.)' :
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible pfd.
2-
.
2-
(quar.)__
com.
I
2-
(quar.)—"
& Electric,
2-
65c
-
A
Intertype Corp.
Iowa-Illinois Gas
1-15
1
l
$1.12 Vfe
common
$4.36
2- 1
2-15
2-1
12(fee
preference
Granco
H-3yea
Mi* 60c
7/lOc
(accum.)
B
1-15
(quar.) —
)
Co. (quar.)
fez—___
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (quar.)—.___
Grace National Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)——-—
1-10
1-28
2- 1
v
(quar.)
Rubber
Gossard
2-
S3
1-10
1-2
1-15
60c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
10c
9
3-5
2- 1
.
75c
2-20
4#
Industries, Inc., common (quar.i —
UfltfTOc conv. pfd. (1956 ser.) (initial quar.)
3-fMist^rn Massachusetts Ry.—
J 6% first preference A (accum.
2.)§*astern Racing Assn.—
1-2
Common (both no par & $2 par)
(quar.)
1-31:M $1 preferred (quar.)
il-*astem States Corp. (Md.)—
1
41-* $7 preferred A
1
(accum.)
2- 1
50c
12-31
3-11
2-
1-18
1-31
Semi-annual
1-30
25c
2- 1
2-21
Co. of America
35c
114C
.
1-18
1-30
3-
50c
Products—»'
($5 par common) (stock dividend) ________
International Textbook
$1.40 convertible preferred
(quar.)
.
International Utilities (quar.)—_—_
i
"
9-21
50c
International
1-15
2- 1
class
3-20
22c
7%
preferred
(quar.)__i
International Power, Ltd. (quar.)_______—
1-10
56V4C
1
common
2-15
v'-
$0.578125
preferred (quar.)__
Republic Insurance
&
■i 50c
.
2- 1
—
6-
22c
1-15
2- 1
25c
57c
50c
45c
1
7-
preference (quar.)—z_____Interlake Steamship (stock dividend)_—__
International Harvester, 7% pi'd. (quar.)_—International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
55c
,
2-
{15c
preferred (quar.)—
_______—__
Interior Breweries, Ltd., com. B (quar.)_z__
$1,25
'
6-21
3-
$3
•4(fe%
•/.
2- 1
(quar.)
120c
130c
" 30c
*'V
710-
75c
4%-preferred (s-a)_
(quar.)
Securities,
Interchemical Corp.,
,
;
.
20c
common
r
—
Inter-Ocean
,
1-8,
3- 1
62(fee
3-21
1
—
Reinsurance,
Inter-Ocean
1-18
1-4
..
4-
;
profits)
.
1-17
1-17
•
.
(quar.)_____—
preferred
4^8#
1-22
Globe
jastern
preferred
1
1-10
$1.27Va
(quar.)___
(P. H.) Co., common
Glatfelter
1-31
30c
,|g_ Metals Supply (quar.)
1-23 « $6
3-
3-15
50c
Co.
4',fe7o
—
&
4-
45c
Gillette
1-18
2-1
: 4
2- 1
-
(stock dividend)
Co.
Art
Gibson
5
1-7
22Vfec
.
,
4-10;
4-
20c
I
z
1
4-20
$1.20
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (increased)
'6% preferred (s-a)__■__—
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c partic. pref. (quar.)
Institutional Foundation Fund (14c from in¬
vestment inc. & 8c from security profits)
Institutional Growth Fund (8c from Invest¬
ment
income
plus
14c from
securities
1- i
v
'
;
Common
2-
L
1-15
12 (fee
common
preferred (quar.
Industrial Development Corp.,
1-10
.
Getchell Mine, lnc
3-21
1
50c
—
upuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar. I _
4.80% preferred (quar.).;.—
tin
2-
2-15
50c
',
(quar.)
preferred
5.10#
1-31
1
2-
$1.25
$$1.25
,
*
preferred (quar.
—
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)_•—
—
General Waterworks Corp , 57o pfd. (quar.)
'150c
;
". flOc
,
4.80(fe
1-14
2-1
1-31
1-31
2-15
2- 1
.)—
Northwest—*•
General
2-
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred (quar.)
1
Telephone Co. of the
57o
iominion
57o
37V2C
87Vfec
.
(quar.)
Co. of Calif.—
4Vz7o preferred (quar.)__.—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
2
12M-C
—_———
Textile Ltd. (quar.)_i
_______
maid Ropes & Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
"" ■"
80c partic. prcf. B (quar.) —.—
lonnacona Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
———---i—————»
.___!
1-31
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
common
preferred
57o
1--4
1-31
140c
Shoe,
General
2 15
2-28
"
Chemical," Ltd.—
iominion Tar &
Common
25c
25c
—»^_r——
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co.,"
ominion
2-
137 Uc
_
933/4C
$1.25
47VaC
,
3iy4c
-
20c
Telephone Corp.,
4.80%
Common
2-15
2- 1
-
(quar.)_
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
General Steel Wares Co., Ltd., com.
'
—
Inc. (quar.)Corp.—
(Masi)—-
Inc.
^quar.)____.
preferred
$1.25
Indiana
2-15
60c
75c
.
Head Mills,
Iridian
Payable ofRec*
Share
Name of Company
;
0.00157o
(s-a)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
General
Extra
2-
'
(quar.)__
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Public Utilities
(quar.)__
General Realty & Utilities—
12-31
:U5c
_
in common
preferred
$3.75
3-20
3-
dividend payable
General Motors
1
2-
1-30
dominion
Monthly.
—.
„
f 5c
Fabries Ltd-—
Common (increased quar.)
2nd conv. pr^f. (quar.
omhiguez Oil Fields (monthly
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Dynamics, new com. (initial quar.)
General Gas Corp.—„•
'• .
/
'
tl7^c
Co., Ltd. Cquar.)_____—__
dominion Bridge
_
(quar.)
common
common
Holdert
When
Share Payable of i?ea.♦,
34c
3-"8
2-15
'
15c
2- 1
1-15
.25c • 3-15 ., 2-15)
. $1.75
3- 1
2-15 .
50c
2-11
1-18
77o
__________
Kividend Shares, Inc.
■
Co.;
Metals
*ified Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—
.,
_
Per
»•...»
•
.
,
(quar.)
Co.
General
General
3-
67c
,
Holdert
When
Per
•'
•
dividend
(J
18
Per
Name of
Macy
4'A%
Mailman
$1
9
R.)
(P.
Stock
3-30
3-15
25c
6-30
6-14'
t$1.25
1-31
1-17
+
62'Ac
2-
1
1-10
56'Ac
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
,
Marmon-Herrington
(stock dividend)—
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
2-
1
1-10
Investors
realized
(speciaf
Trust
30c
3-11
1-28
2-25
from
1-31
1-15
2-
1
1-18
25c
1-30
1-15
12-31
2-
$3
12-31
1
40c
—
2-
1-12
1-31
1-15
1
-
f 15c
preferred A (quar.)_,
McCall Corp. (reduced quar.)
McColl-Prontenac Oil (increased)
2-
1
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
15c
(quar.)
,60c
2-
2-28
50c
—.—,
)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
r_;
Mccormick & Co. (Baltimore), 5%
2-28
1-18
1
shareholders
non-resident
of 6.9%■
rate
Edison
Leather
Co.
B
100%.
1-31
1-21
25C
—
1-31
1-17
(quar.)—_
1-17
1-31
lY*c
1-18
(quar.)
50c
2-
1
McQuay-Norrls Mfg. (quar.)
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
30c
2-
1
40c
3-
1
2-
$2.79
(quar.)
$1.14
3-
Gas
Natural
Electric,
&
Gas,
*4.92 % .preferred
45c
(increased)
(quar.)____
com.
common
"
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
1
•:
593aC
—A—™—
<
50c
Co.
.1
Olin
common
(quar.)
4'A%
convertible preferred (quar.)_____.,
'"•4'A% convertible preferred: (quar.)
Oliver Corp., 4'A% preferred
(quar.)l^i-—
Omar, .Inc., 4'/a % class A pfd; (quar.)—
125 East 63rd Street, preferred-i
1
:.
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)A;_.i™—„'_™i/_
(quar.)
Mathieson
Chemical,
Ontario Steel Products,
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
1-18
1-31
preferred
G.)
\'-AV<c/o preferred (quar.)
Meier & Frank Co.
Melville
Shoe
Opelika
(quar.)
$4
.
Mfg. Corp.
;4%%
preferred
'
4%
preferred
Mengel Co.
A
B
15c
1-31
1-21
2-
1
1-18
$1.18%
3-
1
2-15
$1
3-
1
2-15
_—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
25c
3-25
3-
4
2-
32'Ac
1
1-21
Quarterly
____
Quarterly
._
___
»—.—
Meyer-Blanke Co.
Seamless
6-14
6-28
6-11
9-30
9-13
12-20
12-
6
1-30
2-
Midwest Piping Co
Miller & Rhoads, Inc.,
1
1-21
$25
1-31
1-21
25c
1-29
1-22
2-15
1-25
$1.06'A
1-31
1-18
12'Ac
—
>.
Co.
4'A%
pfd.
(quar.)
—
(annual)
5%
Gas,
preferred
(quar.)
Minute
Ontario
Maid
Mission
3-
1
2-
1
2-
8
1-25
Paper
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$1.37'A
3-
1
2-20
40c
—
2-
1
1-
2-
1
1-18
(Increased)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—"
COup.'
1
$1.27'A
,
_
Corp.
share
One
2-
20c
(quar. )™__
preferred
&
1
$1.25
(quar,)_
preferred
5'/a%
Minnesota
3-
35c
(increased)™
common
$5.10
'■
5c
10c
Minneapolis
dividend)
(stock
*
2-1
9
2-15
3-1
6-* 1
5-17,-
$1.12 Va
1-31-
50c
3-
.
-
i_
2-
i
3-.
$1.12V2
v\: -$r
8
1-30
•
(quar.}__rw
Missouri Portland Cement
Missouri
Public
Stock
Service^
—„j,
Power
CO.,
$4.i20 preferred
(
$6
preferred
2-
1
1-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
50c
2-
7
1-25
18c
3-12
2-27
V
6-11
$25c
—
1-15 4
2-15
5
%
2-
2-15.
1
2-15
1-31
>
(J.)
Stock
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
45c
1-15
1
1
1-15
Perkins
2-
1
1-11
3-
1
Peruvian Transport
Class B
;
1
Pfaudler
3-
1
2-
8
1-31
1-
4
4.68%
preferred
4
4.30%
6c
1-28
($0,049
from
1-21
1-31
1-31
1-15
*
1-17
from
$0,041
t25c
6'Ac
and
profits)
-
')'•
9c
2-
i
Narragansett Electric,
4'/a%
4.64%
pfd.
58c
Casket Co.
(quar.)__.
Drug & Chemical Co.
National
National
Canada
National
Steel
Meter
:$2.40
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
New England
from
net
of
inc.
(a
capital
Air
York,
Chicago
of
payment
gains
Co.
&
23c
distribution
a
(quar.)
Louis
4Va%
preferred
$4.50
preferred
York
Newberry
Newport
&
Wire
tion
on
this
series)
issue
9
at
2-21
2-
1
1-21
Price
1
1-18
Prince
$1.20
conv,
Corp.,
Northern
(stock
divid.)
(Hartford)I
5%
_
Northern
Ohio
Northern
RR.'
Telephone
(quar.)_
Hampshire (quar.)
Northwest Airlines Inc., common..
4.60% conv. pref.
(quar.)
of
New
Class
Engineering
A
common
Extra
<Ha«£ b
■ttra
2-10
1-21
13'Ac
.
1-21
*2-,4;
3-
1
2-20
2-
1
1-23
2-15
2-
8
20C
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
Co.,
22c
2-
1
12-26
Sigma Mines Ltd: (s-a)^
Signa-ture -Loan Co., common
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
2-. 1
1-10
Co.,
2-
1
1-10
3-
4
2-20
Smith r&
25c
$3.50
Ralston
Randall
2-
1
of
Wesson,
1
1-15
4.48%
preferred
(quar.)
2-
1
1-15
4.56 %
preferred
(quar.)_l;—
.3-1
•
2-
4-15
.
Mobil
Bend
5
62'Ac
(accum.)
2-
1
3-
12-31
1-11
.
1
2-20
30c
1-28
1-10
1-23
1-10
40c
2-
1-18
r
20c
2-
1
1-21
Rapid
28%c
2-
1
1-21
Raymond
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-
1
1-10
Southern
Southern-.Colorado
preferred
4.72%
2nd
1
preferred
Southern Utah
Power
3-20
2-20
Southwestern
Drug,
2-
Southwestern
Electric
1
1-14
4.10%
2-
1
1-14
90c
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
3.90%
1-
4
4.15%
preferred
3-
2-15
4.25%
preferred
1-23
.
45c
2-15
com.
Concrete
Inc.
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
6
2-
1
10c
2-
1
25c
2-
1
$2
2-
4
1-31
25c
3-
1
2-15
,
-
2- 4
-
..
:
_
1-15
1-31.
2-15
50c
1-111
1-11
*
/ $1.10
(quar.),
2-
'
3-
2-15
1
1-18
2-
$.1:03%
'
'
$1 06.%
»
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18.
2-
97'Ac
.
:™_w„
1
2-
35c
92VzC-
(quar.),_^
1-10
1
1
1-18
.4.40%
preferred
(quar.)„_;
SI.10
2-
1
1-31
8
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
2-
1
1
V 1-11
4.36%
preferred %$25'.parj
2-
1
1-18
3-
1
( quar.27'Ac
2-15
4.40%
pfd.
2-
1
1-13
'5-
1
4-18
1-
3-1
3-
2-15
2-15
1-31
($25
par)
(quar.
preferred-(quar.)
3.70%
1
2-15
4.25%
3.90'o
preferred- (quar.)
preferred -(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_;
4.15%
25c
27'Ac
1
_.92V5»c."
1
2-15
1-31
4.40%
preferred
2-15
1-31
4.60%
34c
2-15
1-24
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)_ iquar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
2-1
1-21
2-25
1-15
Common
4'A.%
1-18
4-18
(quar.)
5-
1
4-18
.v$1.06'A
5-
1
4-18
4-18
5-
1
$1.15
5-
1
4-18
27'Ac
5-
1
4-18
27'Ac
5
-1
4-18
_$1.10".
;
:
(quar.).
Kellogg
&
(quar.)__'_
Sons (quar.)_^
$1.60 cqnv. pfd.
20c
2-
1
1-21
Standard
jisc
2-
1
1-21
2-
1
1-21
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd.,
4>/s% pfd. .(quar.);.
Standard Milling,
class A
(quar.)_^_____„
25c
1-28
1-28
87'Ac
(initial quar.)
12-19
4-
12-19
1
3-11
20c
3-
50c
;
3-12
2-
1-21
2-^-1
45c
35c
>■
4^-
2-
2-15
1
1-25
$1.60
(quar.)
"
pref.
Corp.—.
Class
B
Co.
Extra,
1-10
Sterling. .JTives tment' .Fund. Inc.—•"'
Quarterty-lrom investment-income-^.'
1
,
2-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
1
1-15
1-31
1-21
$15c
quar.)
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
J40c
1
u.
2-" 1
1- 7
2-
J30c
<quarA^_r_i.-^__a__^
30c
Stores' (quar.25c;
Stein
3-
".
20c
(quar.)___.
(increased
Sterchi
Bros.
1-15
jioc
Ltd.
1-17
(A.-): &
2-18
1
2-
40c
Ltd., (class. A
Canada,
8
3-1
25c
,
_
(quar.-)
of
9
3-
-
5c
(quar.)
Ry.'.Equipment'Mfg. (quar.)
Stanley Aviation Corp; (N.-Y.)_
Steel
1-16
2-
5C
Standard
Stanley Brock
1
.
2-15
1-31.
156'Ac
„.
_
2-14
1
>.
1
2-
,40c
-
Packaging
conv.
(quar.)
3-
50c
12'^c"
31'^c
1-23
2-15
100%
=,
1
1
B
Standard
Dredging,
1-16
2-
..
56'Ac
Ji5c
(quar.)
5C
_
conv.,preferred
Spencer,
dividend)
(quar.)
1-18
Special Investnients & Securities, Inc.—
12c
t35c
..
(quar.)
."™=.
5- 1
i
$l-.03%
84C
com.
■
97'Ac
-
___'
$1.12'A
(increased)
&
Pile
1
3-
2-
(quar.)
(stock
2-
45c
(quar,)
Hampshire—
common
(quar.)
1-15
»■
Co.—
(quar.)______
|
1-15
1
$1.06'A
Light
new
2-
4%
dividend)
,
Co.,
^
$1.20
Southwestern Public Service, com. (quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)_l,^._i;'__%_;l_i_..
•
5
1-18
^
,
1
51
1-
* 59c
L-
(quar.
Service
51
1-
2-15
>,
1-
1-31
27'Ac
.
'
Co.__^.„?__^__,
copimon
preferred-
2-1
25c
(quar.)
1-15
1-31
59c
preferred? (quar.)
$1.17'A
175c
4
2-15
,
1-31
v
4.80% preferred (quar.);-^
Southern Materials Co. (quar.)^i_'_'__i__l___A
Southern Nevada Power (quar.)
/__•
Southern Production (Mquidating)
2-15
$1.17'A
"
1-30
9
2-28
■'
$62MtC~
.
"1-26
1-31
<,28c
(quar.);_
(quar.)
2-
5
common
Power,
3-
28'Ac
.
Company: (increased quar.)^
Indiana Gas & Electric—
Southern
50c
60c
A
12-31
;
2-11
50c '
(qnar.)____
12-31
1-31
'
lZVic
conunon.
Power,
25c
50c
conv.
Canada
j
(_quar.)____^
(quar.)_
Calif.'Edison,
1-28
12-31
1-31
J50c
.
Works
jl5c
Electrotype
Srock
(quar.)
Corp.
90c
(quar.)™.
Reading Co., common (quar.)__
Reading Tube Corp., common -(quar.)
$1.25
Oil
Lathe
Coast
4.72%
■"
3-
"■
6
4-1
2-20
1-31
r
25c
2-
______—
&
:
:__
South
$1
12-17
-
Inc.___'__
South
62'Ac
1-31
i50c
preferred ;(quar )
Socony
7
1-11
1- 2
" 30c %
<
.
Extra,
1-21
.
pfd.
*
1-25
.
1
1
-
J25c
1-21
$1
'__
"
"r
N
5
22-
2'A
2
.
*3-
:\
70c
"
:
2-
-■
5%
(stbek
New
(quar.)
97'Ac.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
1-19
6-15
6-29
v $25c
(quar.)
___.s
Inc.-.(stock dividend)-;.
1
;
Colorado,
(quar.)
Purina
|
1-19
1-31
"
-45c
(increased)„■
common
Corp.
1
(quar.)
of
O.)
2-
(quar.)
3.00%
Manufacturing
1st
19c
$1
3-
L
Gamble
(A.
Common
$2
Extra
1-17
2-15
12-28
1-31
7?Ac
.
i
(N.) & Co., Ltd.,
Class
3-15
,(quar.)t._i:_™;
common..
1-10
B—
12-26
1
1
1-28
120c
preferred .(quar.)____
SupeTior Co.,
Smith-Corona,
Smith-Douglass Co. ;Mquar.)
Smith (Howard): Paper Mills Ltd.—
$1.75
Ltd.
Corp. of America,
1
1-15
2-
3-
d
61c t
»■
r
'
42'Ac
Participating
1
\ ^ 30c
>
I
1-18 '
2-1
*
-7% --convertible
614
95c
(From securities profits)
Quebec Power (increased quar.)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.—
Participating class A (quar.)
1-31
1-10
37'Ac,--'
—._■
Smith
(quar.)
2-
1-10
1
-
'
u_^__
—
Slater
•
preferred
4-
preferred :(quar.)
Sierra Pacific Power Cp.^ common
$2.44 preferred. A (quar..)___^_
$1.50
(quar.)__
40c
$1.50
1
t.
f25c
Skelly Oil Co.'
RR.—
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Service Co.
$1.25
22-
T-
-
•..»
.
1-28
$1.07'A
B
preferred
Class
•
,
c
Southern
preferred
Radio
2-15
$1
t45c
■
1-18
1-14
37'AC
1
•
conv.
4.40%
4%
1-31
3-
*
>*-'•.
(quar.)
Extra:
2-18
5c
Pugct Sound Power
1-17
1-1J
1-4!
2-15
Ltd.—
1
Quarterly Distribution Shares—
8
2-25
2^ 1
••
Shopping Bag Food Stores—
12-31
'(15c
-
(qUar.)-
Canada,
2- 1
1-30
$1.12 'A
(quar. )_^.
'common
1-10
*
$45c
Co.,
1
2-15
c-70c
1
& Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
3.35%
2-
10c
,
(quar.)
Corp.- of -America
Common
2-
«.
;•
2-
$1.17
4.50%
25c
_r
Boston___
3-
-
$1.05
9
1-11
1-21
2-11
$1.12'A
2-
of
40c
(quar.)i
Public
Common
(quar.)
Trust
33)4%
quar.)
Co
Service Co.
Ravonier,
(quar.)
(quar.)"III~I~I"H
1-31
2-11
'
25c
(quar.)_
Co.—
~~
common
1-18
3-11
3-11
1-21
6%-
1
2-14
1
1
--1-11
.
1
1
44-
.
2«-l
1-16
2-
3-
--
10c
-
•
Security Insurance (New Haven) (s-a)™1_.T " * """HOC
Seiberling Rubber,-common^stock dividend)
3%
Servomechanisms
2-20
preferred
»
Northwest
•«
2- 1
"
1-18
1-31
Shawinigan Water.& Power Co.—
2-
preferred
25c
convertible
.
2-15
35c
-
Shareholders
15c
(quar.)
4'A%
30c
Northern
?
1-14
31 Vic
1-
1-30
1
91'Ac
(quar.)-i_
com,
(quar.)_
1-14
Co.—
Gardner
Common
Illinois Gorp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Illinois Gas, com. (increased
quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$1.50
'
8
1-16
(quar.)_,
Acceptance Corp.,
1-23
1-31
4.20%
1
preferred
preferred
2-
2
1-14
2-
•*
,
2-15
1,
1
85c
2-15
\
1
2-
20c
1-31
4'A%
2-
5%
2-15
8
93 %c
1-23
1
3-
1-15
1-25
'
2-15
2-15
1
3-
1-21
2-15
4-
1
3.65%
Securities
3-
Public
1
2-16
2-27
2-15
4
2-
si
Manufacturing,
1
4%
preferred (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams' Co.fof
Progress
4-
HOc
(quar.)____
(quar.)_
2-15
8
2-
5c
(extra)
1
1-18
redemp¬
share plus
(quar.)_
Co.
&
$3.40
'2^1-^
'
Co.
Co., $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
3-13
3-
5%
preferred
Bros.
Fetzer
\3-
3-
25c
(quar.)II
3-15
25c
1
for
per
com.
preferred
Insurance
2-28
Scovill
4-
$1.12'A
I
.
Northeastern
Scotten, Dillon Co.
2-15
; 60.47222
Gas
2-28
$1.12'A
Company
merged
with
and
into
Heyden ChemicRl Corp., name
changed
to
Heyden
Newport
Chemical
Corp,
Norfolk & Western
Ry. Co.—
4%
adj. preferred (quar.)
&
3-15
$1.10
preferred
Corp.,
Edison
4.70%
2-
Above
Oil
4.70%
Potomac
Procter &
(quar.)
called
$103
3-15
93 %c
:
dividend!
Feb.
2-15
1
5c
(quar.)
Cloth
(quar.)
(entire
1
4-
1-15
3-28
Y.)—
N.
Gas & Coke Co. (quar.)
;
Edison, 3.60% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___.
Potomac
75c
(J. J.), 3%% preferred
Industries, Inc.—
Preferred
3-
50c
(1949
7
Scale
Mining
Portland
1-
1-29
&-Nuclear. Fund
&
Paper
Sherwin-Williams
dividend
Polaris
Gas—
(quar.)
Brewing
convertible
Pneumatic
1-30
Science
.
7% preferred (quar.)__
Pittston Go. (quar.)___
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
2-
40c
RR.
(quar.)
3%%
1-17
46c
(s-a)
Electric
1-31
the
1956)
7-17
Sheraton
(interim)
2-15
1
4-17
1
.
1-15
Associates—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
50c
Merchandise
Common
&
shares
1-21
2-
1-17
1
20c
;_
1-
2-15
1
V
(quar,)_:
1
Stock
1-15
8-
Southern
1
1
1-11
5-
1 il5c *'
preferred
(quar.)™
preferred
(quar,)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
Pittsburgh
8
2-
Scott
4%
2-
9
2-
27'Ac
,
2-15
3.90%
American
1-15
25c
;
27'Ac
$1.25
2-
23c
during
New
State
1-22
from
of
!
York
1
1
1
27'Ac
•
1
(quar.)l
$1.50
60c
from
realized
St.
Quarterly
New York
2-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
Pinchin, Johnson
25c
1-1
22-
(quar.)
Co.,
12'Ac
_
;
securities
Brake
Electric
$4 preferred
Schwltzer Corp.—
1-31
t20c
JlOc
(quar.)
Morris, Inc.—
$2.50
(quar.)
New York Fire Insurance
Nortex
8
50c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
i__
35c
(quar.)
common
plus
portfolio
New York
New
1-21
2-
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
Fund
investment
sale
2-15
3-
A
A
90c
(s-a)__
(initial
com.
15C
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
Theatres,
Neptune
New
&
preferred
National
I
1-15
Electric
.
6%.
1-15
1
$15c
Welding Machine—
Increased quarterly
National Lead Co., 6%
preferred B (quar.)
L
1
2-
25c
_
of
2-
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rational
(quar.)—
class
A
25c
new
Petroleum
Philip
Ltd.,
<quar.)__
'
preferred
Phillips
Co.,
B
$1.06:. -3-
:
(Maine)-.
Philadelphia, Germantown&Norristown
Quarterly
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)
5%
2-15
<&
$1.06'A2-
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
3.80%
preferred
conv.
Scarfe
Scott
Corp.
4.40%
4%
Fine Foods, Inc.—
2
pfd.- (s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)—
1-
1-21
1-21
4
preferred
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
1-28
'
•
"•
& W.
2
(quar.)
dividend
5c
(quar.)
1- 8
2-
on
.•___.
preferred
5c
1-15
Philadelphia
S.
1-
Corp., class A————
2-15
25c
exchange
preferred A
31V4C
(quar.)„
1
2%
com.
$4
Inc.
1
Co.,
rate • of
(quar.)_
5'A%
(quar.50c
2-15
_.
Inc.
income
securities
Gear
3-
Stock
1-31
; V; 25c
(payable in U. S. funds
the
at
Jap. 2, ' 1957)
Ryder System, Inc.
5'A%
$5c
2-
2-
computed
'v
x-
5'A%
' -20c
75c
'•
investment
net
<fc
1-21
$0.39152
20 Griildersi shares
:
1-21
1
1-25
33c
Petrolite
tl5c
I 6%
preferred (quar.)
Royal Rice Mills, Ltd.' <quar.)__
Mountain View Diners, Inc., class A (quar.)
Fund,
3-15
Machine
v
1
2-
1-18
j:35e
(Brooklyn,
Permanente Cement Co.
7
1- 7
1
2-
'
;
15c
2-21
t$1.50
Bottlers,
1-11
2-
25c
(quar.)
1
3-19
50c
General
1
3%
10 & 25cJ Stores, com,
1-
Quarterly
Pepst-Cola
1-
2-
1-21
3-
32'Ac
Fibre Co.
1-28
__;
.A
Investment
2-
24-1:
1
2-15
25c
Bank
1-18
3-18
B
2-21
____'
National
1
4<1
2.1
SechrityBanknote Cec-(DeL).
15c
...
(quar.)
Hampshire)
$1.25
;
pfd.
non-voting : (quar.)
Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
Peoples
1-18
2-
$1M8 .<
2-15
$35c
(Phila.)
Extra
2-15
2-" 1
1-10
1-31
Common
Peoples
1-15
1
2-15
J20c
(quar.)
,
2-15
2-15,
1-31
1-31
(quar.)
voting
3-
*
2-15
v
1
4%'";
12'Ac
(quar.)
Chemical
Common
2-13
„
/
35c
3-1
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
preferred (quar.)__
Penobscot
1
90c
$1
(quar,)
Co.
3_
4-1
Telephone—
Investment
.
1-11
1-15
Rogers'. Cwrp^class -A (quar.)
' Class B (stock div.) I__
1—_L_'__Z_4A4_4_
15c
Ltd., common
.,6% preferred (quar.)
Penn
1- 4
1
A'ircraft (qudrt__—______—
Roper ^George D.j Corp.—Stock dividend -II-™!___
;
45c
quar.)—
prior
(New
preferred
preferred
2-
20c
(quar.)"™:.—-.—S——„
"preferred
$1.32
2-16
common
Mount
Realized
Peninsular
2-27
(quar.)___„_
Mount Clemens Metal Products,
Mutual
Insurance
1
20c
Co.
dividend
Peerless
3-5
l
2-" 1
5%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5..%., conv.
Cement
,2-
1
1-1U
3- 1
3-13
.
•4(quar.)4lt™T__Li:il"--:$.l'.23^A
Schenley Industries, Inc.
Inc.——^
common
$1.50
(quar.)_____
«fc
Coal,
2-15
1-25
:
preferred
Peabody
$1
4%
Mills;
(quar.")
Royal Dutch Petroieuin Co.—
1-25
1-25
—
Peerless
1-
2-1
3-11
50c
(increased
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
■"
:35c
1
50c
Parmelee Transportation
7%
59%c
(stock dividend)™
2-15
,
2-
1-25
2-15
(quar.)
Year-end
Paton
2-15
2-15
approval)
Year-end
Parke, Davis & Co.
(quar,)—,
(quar.)4
5
$1,164"
Class
Airways,
Corp.
A pfd.
preferred B rfqiiar.
Class
1-25
27V4c
(quar.)
World
Sheraton
$1.05
$3 participating preference
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.,
convertible
Lighting
American
1
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service—
60c
Pan
Park
2-
$1.12'A
i
Morrell
Pacific
,
1-25
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
Commission
merce
1-25
31'Ac
—
1st preferred (quar.)
Pacific Intermountain Express
Stock dividend
1
t$1.18
tommon
preferred" K
4.75%
.
1-15
2-15
*
28'Ac
——_—
—
5%
3-
(quar.)___—
common
(quar.)™
—:
(quar.)
1
2-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
36%
1-15
2-15
-
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
2-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
3-12
Monterey Oil
preferred
preferred
Ltd.—
Rohr
1-10
2-
37'Ac
34%c
(quar,)
1-28
1-17
Rose's' 5,
1 ;
1-21
3-
$1.25
10c
6% pfd.
...—'.
Co.,
3-
20c
1-15
-4 2-1
tl5c
—
29}?,c
(quar.)
Canada,
-Airis;-
,2-15-
t$1.75 !
(reduced)
(Del.)—
Electric
&
80c
1-15
1-28
Co.—
5-1-
*
2-15
>
450c
(quar.)
2-
1-15 ■.
t$3
Corp.
preferred
4.80%
$1.20
$1.10
,
(quar.)
5%
7
$1.15
.005%
preferred'(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
'
4.50%
Montana
Gas
5Va%
$1.07 ya
(quar.)
Mohongahela Power Co., 4.80% pfd. B (quar.)
4.40%
1-15
$1.14
(guar.)___;.
(quaD—
:
preferred
1
$1.10
■
common
dividend
4.30%
,5%
1
35c
—
•
Penman's
$1.09
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Power, 4.40% preferred (quaf.)__
preferred
1-
2-
—
4.95%
,
1-24
1-24
1
H.10%-4preferred-Jr(quar.-)l__^4'__L41*_'__^ji-4^i.G2lA4.r;,3..
2
3- 3
preferred H (quar.)_t-*i____4^_'I_l_A '» $1.02 V2
A 3- 1
piefefred I" (quar.).4 3- 1
4%%
*
_______
(extra)
preferred
'4.10%
*
•h.
2-
,
'
.Vf
2-15
$15c
(quart)—:___™-
A
Rice
Brahd
1
2-15
1%
—
1-14
1-31
1-31
1-16
3-ig
15c
—
Corp.,
2-
15c
(qnar.j-4—L-_-30c
Riverside Cement,' class-A (accum.)___;___L"'*
$24"
Rochester Gas 81 Electric Corp.— ' V*4"
Tr.
'4%, preferred F.. (quar.l^r2lA____44'__r__J-. 4. "" 4 *1,4
2-16
$1.0614
$1.06
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific
$1
•
$4.60
Finance
$4.75
4
$5
Brewing Co.
$1.30
Development Co. for
each 10 shares held
i.
Mississippi Power ii Light—
•
iv
4.36 %
preferred (quar.)
i
4
of Mission
„
Pabst
1-24
25c
Tube
Mineral Mining Corp.
3-15
7-15
15c
(extra)__,
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan
3-29
30c
quar.)_
,
%
30c
(Increased
dividend
30c
4
30c
Stock
•
Paper Co.,
Pacific
5%
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance (N. Y.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Oxford
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
preferred
River
1-31 >'
1-15 %
""
—:—
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co.
3
45c
!
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
(quar.)
iquar.)_.
Tobacco
J )
common
Rike-Kumler,Co.
1-31
"
7%
2-15
(quar.)l
stores
Riegel.-Textile
.
1-10
2-151
-2-15
*
Okonite
2-15
(initial)—
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 43A%
2-15
2-15
•J
6L*Ac
-—
1
1-30
--
37'Ac
'
(quar.)
8
1-31
25c
iquar.)™
Oklahoma
3-
3-15
1
$1.06'A
(Arthur
Ltd.
(Ohio)
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of
434%
1st pfd. (quar.).
at
tax
deducted)
pfd.
4.56%
Co.,
35c
2'Ac
preferred
(Canada),
Reynolds (R-
be
will
1-28
quar.)
5%
(Mass.),
Corp.
Holden
Payable °f
Rte,
20c
(quar.)™
& Insulation (quar.)
Reichhold'Chemicals,' Inc. (Del.)
Stock dividend
Reliable,
,
v
A
3-15
2-
$2.50
(s-a)
(stock dividend)
2-14
3-29
62'Ac
pfd.
12-28
"
,
class
1-10
12-28
J5c
(quur.)_
McGregor-Doniger Inc.,
[ Class B
(quar.)
1
2-28
$40c
:
—i—„
McCord Corp., common
1-15
Co.
Tile
Co. of America
Refractory
—
Ltd.—
Oklahoma
2-18
14c
J15c
class B
the
Ohio
tlOc
MtcCabe Grain Co. Ltd.,
McKee
Reece
20c
(increased
Stores
Reuondo
shares (equal
Ohio
75c
& Hegler Zinc Co
Co., $3 preference (quar.)
Edison
Red
2-18
to 20 shillings, and
subject to adjustment in the rate of ex¬
change before March 5) (Union of South
2-15
long-term
Matthiessen
McGraw
3-21
m
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Copper,
American
12-28
—
1i Extra
1
Ltd.—
Utilities,
Shoe
Africa
capital gains re¬
sulting from portfolio transactions during
1966 payable in cash or stock)™——•
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)™.
Maytag
Wire
4-
2-28
Reliable Insurance
O-O'kiep
2-20
5%
20c
snet
Nunn-Bush
Owl
25C
When
Share
Trust
Investment
Estate
5%
—
preference
Name of Company
Real
Reitman's
preferred
Massachusetts
4%
Monday, January 28,
1957
.
Per
of Rec.
dividend
Northwestern
.
.
Holders
Co.—
&
preference
4 '/a %
When
Payable
Cement—
Portland
States
Northwestern Steel
(quar.)
priority shares
priority shares
preferred (quar.)
MaJlory
Company
Quarterly
9
125c
(quar.)
Convertible
5%
1-
1-
1
Corp.,* Ltd.—
Convertible
5%
2-1
2-
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
B
Name of
Northwestern
(quar.)_
preferred
Per
of Rec.
Share
Holder*
Payable
Co.,
<fe
preferred
4%
When
Share
Company
H.)
(E.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(528)
Co.
.
1
2-15
,
3-11
1-
7
1-31
2-25
-
'
15c
1-29
1-21
U\-
Per
■
When
Per
1-31
1-21
15c
2-15
2t
2-15
1-15
1-31
2-
1
40c
2-15
2-28
1
10%
'
2-28
37%c
•
1-17
-
1
1-15
(quaT.65c
1-24
35c
xla$s7 Av Oquarfc^-i.-f^.W.:^.'
2-15
25c %
BUouar^l^^xL.-JliiVw^Li^ %
1-24
*,
!
,
r.iM
t,-"y
.
•J
2-15
Electrkg common-1^quar.iirlT_r_%.__;3Qc />
preferred A^;.(quar./_Xw_L_:^__^_u.$1,08 ,
416% preferred. BC <<H*a"t.
£"?'zt~.
Tampa
2-15
4.32%
2- 1
•2-1
<
"
.J.
...t 12 Vic
!■
'
.
pfd. i.tquarv.)
%/ conv.
5%
'
%_!_-!,<!.-%—.4—
(quar.)_
;
■
Industries,
$4,56
$4.84
preferred."
Vr
•VI-It).
"•
1-10
,
1-21
,
r',s'
1 -21
,71-31
"
'2-15?
1-31
•:
1- 8
50%
Tobacco
1-15
Amer.
Securities "Trust, Ltd.-7.
deposit receipts, deferred
Amer.
2-15
2-1'
3-15
2-25
4-1
3-15
Toledo
4%
•
s,
2-21
3-
1
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
8
12-28
1
2-ir
2-15
.2-1
-
7-17
1-15
1-18
1-14
Transamerica
1
*2-1
preferred
(quar.
$4.90 preferred
(quar.
$2.55
2-14
3-11
3-11
1-21
Tri-Continental
1
1
1-10
Common
1-11
^
Coal,
Truax-Traer
2- 1
i
:
gains)-—
'
preferred
$2.80
'
12-31
1-1J
29th
1-4
208
1-31
(
UnVro'-ftb«w'"wV'-$.. Materials Corp!—
2-15
■*
* : 2-1
A-
1
3-15
2-28
1-1S
$4
v
preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred
2-15
12-28
(quar.
87%C
33c
1-19
Oil.
(Catli:)
tquar.)
(quar.').__"_;-^-_;i_--L^^li_-i';^Ci--
Unitcd Aircraft
'
1
>
.
..; 2-14
1
•
4 %.
-t
I
.pretest 1955 ;£ertOs).: (quar;.)C.^ j.-U_2L^_
12-31
"•
1-30
1- 5
Preferred,
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
com..
.
i'l\
United
<
1-15
16c
Continental'.
"4-15
/
7
2-28
1-
'
•
1-31
2- 1
-
1-15
1-11
New Jersey
-Quarterly' <;-■■
-Quarterly..-,
-Quarttrly
United Shoe
1-15
0%
1-31
U.
2-15
S:
-
'
*
Fire
(quar,c_„
%
4-18
4-18
Y.)
(initial
V-
*j.
-
1-16
1-15
"2-
1-10
1-10
1- 1
7
1-31
2-25
prior
1-
1-16
50c
&
8
7-
1
2-15
2-15
•
The
—
<
.
.
;
3-
62 %C
1
2%,
1-4
four-fifths
into
of
share
a
of
!•
•
redeem1
1
2-20
■
-4-
l
2-15
1-31
2-15
2-25
1-31
15c
1-17
25C
1-31
37%C
A>
■
1-10
Net
'
1-31
37 Vic
•4-30
7
Net
4-10
37 %c
7-31
7-40
"
50C
2-
1
2-15
from
'^V.
1-25
55,082,257
10,315,384
5,124,873
18,591,323
11,758,916
14,283.604
-6,421,612
rallway_____
185.
'
616,935
7,069,462
-
income.::
8,133,8-1
86.
p.
1-15
20c
49,997,283 --44,178,734
642,354
49.618,666
rallway___
from
Net sy< -oper.
"
$4,471,236
1,422,155
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1-ffl
37 %c
$4,025,773
1,537,280 *
1,067,165
-730,721
-453,073
1,317,983
-
income..
oper.
J*1953
,1954
$4,673,725
$4,474,987
railway—,—_
from
ry.
"
railway—.:
from
1955
1956
NovemberGross
1-31
,3-11J
/
5c
Co.—Earnings—
,
2-14
U'lOC
Pacific RR.
Western.
3-20
*
2-28
,
t25c
2-
i.
156%C
2-
1'
u
1-
2
?
from
Gross
l--f
:
Western Ry. of Alabxma—EarningsNovember—
—
Net' from
Net
!..
closed for this dtttdecd.
ry.
,•
-. •
C
t
.
from
Gross
rHSte»
Net
•.
'
from
Net
ry.
$404,886
$417,829
116,146
/'4&.760
57,567
133,053
62,314
•;/■
'
327,675
— -,
—rvV^' 184,
=2788.
p.
•
"•
*
8)2,235
■460,314
■<••
!
4,403,160
1,055,600
3.923,347
3.282,862
397,256
249,075
3,853,194
563;346
income___„
railway.-
railway
oper.
f
-$360,286
68,679
.V29.603
income—
oper.
1953
1954
1955
1956
$369,582
46,789
railway—_
railway
Front Jan. I*—
tax 7%.
•
convertible
* *
* 4. - -v
stock.
l-'ta
3-
25c
_____
of investment
.
1
2-
25c
/
unsubscribed shares.
group
a
PROCEEDS—-The net proceeds'are
be used to
the out¬
standing 5%% ! convertible stock: *(*BVch" has been called for redemptlon on Feb. 1, 1957 at $25.50 per share) and for construction .program.
—=V. 185, p. 190..
" "
•
•
?
3-15
Stock
k
?^c
—
1s
share
preferred
common
'
(quar.).—
underwritten by
.."'
$1.12 %: *
:
;
bankers headed by Dean Witter & Co.
/
1-15
1-23
2-
-ii.ii
.
Jan, 22,
before Feb. 4 for any
or
on
Each
,
I
'
corporation is
of record
The offering is
495,436
'
'
f
Corrected payetee*
date "was Incorrect. The
date -Is Indicated here
1
1-15
1 '
1-15
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
2-
8
2-
.
1-18
8
1-18
40c
3-29
3-11
50c
2-
$1.06>/«
iquar.)
40C
.
1
1
1-31
1-15
1-15
(quar.)_______.^___^
$1.31%
(quar.)_
$1.27%
2-
1
1-21
Stamping Co.-—Acquisition—
Tool and
(quar.)_i._
75c
pfd.
1
1
2-20
2-
1
quarterly of
the
-At
in
no
stages
from
6c
12c
affect
way
•
■f
'
■
'..'
'
equipment,
■
p.
completed or has in production all of
scheduled for release during the 1957 fiscal year.—V. 181,
1275.
With
Northrop Aircraft,
Inc.
Fund,
Virginian
2-18
Inc.
Net
from
Net
1-14
ry.
1-29
Gross
above.—V. 184, p. 2787.
<s-n >
1-29
Net
2-14
1-29
—V.
2-
1
income
3-
7
2-28
4-22
3-29
1-30
1-4
'
railway
railway
125C
6
$?.50
4-
1
3-
$2.50
4-
1
3- 4
_
oper.
185,
p.
income—
$4,980,566
2,629,849
1,577.538
1954
1953
$3,735,197
$3,274,712
$2,950,995
1,659.811
1,414,212
contract
a
total of approximately-1,000 employees.
Cooney,
984.143
817,455
51,751,427
27.288.790
33,383,151
12.511.055
11.286,279
7,302,813
6,723,961
14,802.566
Dec.
Rise—
the
indicate) net earnings of
previous
year
dollar
according
beef
to
pork,
and
Cooney
were
approximately $7,000,000. Earnings
$4,571,051."
Were
sales
that results
added
6% lower than a year
because of lower price levels
Chicago meat packing plant.
approximately
Mr. Cooney, primarily
and the closing of the
also
"Although filial
not yet available,
from foreign sub-
reported,
7
subsidiaries
of Wilson's foreign
profitable during 1956 but were substantially
in
1955.—V. 184, p. 1275.
35,002,531
17,944.841
on
less than the
$2,580,»
592,279
40,094,154
President,
682,041
were
earned
741
RR.—November Earnings Off
Wisconsin Central
10,406,758
Productions—Expands Production—
involving in excess of $9,000,000 and 130 hours of
television programming in 1957-58 has been negotiated between this
corporation and American Broadcasting Co.,
it was announced on
Jan. 18 by Roy O. Disney, President of Walt Disney
Productions, and
new
has
Co., Chicago, III.—Earnings
&
D.
Domestic
Mr.
1955
386.
Walt Disney
now
earnings for the fiscal year just ended are
preliminary domestic results and dividends received
1955
1! 56
November
i Net
tNet
—
operating
income
months
Net
$2,823,743
gross
railway
Net
11
"A
producing metal
silo accessories, and tools
is
1398.
p.
Wilson
ago,
1-14
20c
•
!
2-18
4%
.
1956
railway
from
ry.
?c
50c
-
.
184,
James
Action Postponed—
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
fiorn
20c
Ventures, Ltd..
<
vieksburg, Shrevejrort <fc Pacific. Ry.—
from
sash,
storm
audited
in
See
the
Stamping Company
—V.
windows,
presently
They are also engaged in government contract production.
addition of the New .Monarch company,
Western Tool ft
dies.
and
sidiariei
Aircraft Corp.—Merger
Vertol
basement
stampings,
and Springfield,
Gainesville, ' Ga.
Moines.
Company
Machine
Monarch
New
in
plants
and -operates
well as In Des
as.
The
own
pictures
its
Mass.,
emphasized that this
product
releases.
Universal Studios has already
versal^
Net
(quar.)
common
.
From Jan. 1—
Co
1-21
1-31
(quarterly of
5c from earned[
Situations
(s-a>
"''
arrangement would
Univer.sal's own production and releasing schedule.
acquired for distribution will serve to augment Uni¬
time Universal
same
RKO
The
Gross
earned[
Inc.
America
Food
'
'.
of completion.
November—
6c
24c
of
'
1-18
;
Special
"
■
2-20
3-
$2
(s-ai
(first
and,
3-
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)-!
Fund,
?
announced the- purchase' of the New Monarch
Co- of Des Moines,.. Iowa, effective Jan. 1, 1957.
This is one" of the largest
and most completely equipped stamping,
-and -metal finishing. plants in the mid-west.
Its plant occupies ap¬
proximately .170,000 square fee.t, and employs 250 people.
■
;
The New Monarch' Company will retain its individual identity1 taivV'
will continue manufacturing operations as at the present time, being
operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Western. Tool ft Stanmiug
Co.
The
latter manufactures iawn mowers, dtlfeV fawn and garden
The company has
Machine & Stamping
of
common
gains
Corp.
-
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2-15
3-
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in
1-21
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preferred
2-
1-21
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Stock dividend *
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:
2-
5c
preferred
common
and
Inc.—Distribution Contract—
Milton R. Rack',nil. President of this company, and Daniel T. O'Shea,
President of RKO Radio Pictures, on Jan. 23 Jointly announced that
Universal will assume the selling and distribution in the United States
or about Feb. 1, of RKO pictures including 11 unreleased pictures
1
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1957, the right to sub¬
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per share) on the basis of one preferred share for each
eight shares of common stock held. Employees may?sub~
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right reserved to extend the offer lor not more than
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1-31
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1-15
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$1.12%
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less' than 83,000 shares are deposited
reserves
the right to purchase the lesser amount or any part "of the
number deposited.
The New York Trust Co.,
100 Broadway, New
York 15, N. Y., will act as agent for the stockholders and depositary.
10-11
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not
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least
at
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6%
The offer
Jan.
1-
prices
,
Koapp now
additional 4,624
at
Inc.,
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Street
the .buildinjjhfjompany's
an
3- 9
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of
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50c
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has invited: tenders of 83,000 shares of
eorporatiou
4-. Webb ft
1-21
:
2-20
15c
Disney
to. be seen.
for "Mickey Mouse, Club,",
Spin and, Marty and- tfcep
227l.|%
p.
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92 %c
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2-15
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1-18
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Monthly
1-28
2-28
■
'(quar,)2i.__l—
;; prenjiieui.
-
serials in Europe
adventures ,of
new
further
Webb & .Knapp, Inc.—Makes Purchase Offer—i
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sh. plus this dig.) Conyerpion expires on
,=
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(monthly)
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1
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1-30
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payable in stock or cash).
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—
preferred (quar.)
: 4.80%
preferred (quar,)__.—
—
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
—
Wisconsin Public Service, 5% pfd. (quar.)—_
5.04%
preferred
(quar.)
Woohvorth (F. W.)
(quar.)____—
Worcester County Electric—
.
.-(quar.);i--ri;_--*_zll_r__
preferred
$2.70
1-10
2- .1
lr 2 .>
that hiave proved most
the
% !
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Mickey Mouse Newsreel Specials
Mouseketeers,
the
as
.
in
acclaimed! cartoons will continue
film
to
besides
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1-10
2-1
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plans
8
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from
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securities
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1-11
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$1.22%
Trico Oil&
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features
be: retained
children will
to
the
All
series.
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1
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1-14
1-31
production
Mouse
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1-17
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4-15
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35c
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
r
1
2-1
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7c
22 %c
(initial quar.)
/ (quar.)__________—
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the, fullest, /'Mickey
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25c
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(quar.)
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•
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new. common
Trarie Company,
1-14
2-
3-
2-15
•
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2-15
h 1-30
$1.4534 ' '2- 1
2-15
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4
grams.;;"!"/, \
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2-
"Buckskin,"
planet and its lore;
II,"
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•'■ '• ■
,! 1 •
■■ i-: •' :
' • - ■
utilizing Disney's studio facilities :to
Club? will begin its third -season over;.
ABC-TV- in
October as
half-hour rather than an hour, Mondajthrough-Friday daytime presentation.
•» • .
Disney will produce 65 hours of all newr material for this widely,
1-22
1-31
—«.
(quar.)
Common
2-15
3-
"
1
1-10
2-1
,
of
story
Deep-freeze
1
2-
*■>1-31
—__
increased
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ft
Common
*
1-8
■
preferred
$1-14
preferred (quar.)^____^.i______ll^_ V
::
7c
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada___—
■*.' -::t20c
Toronto Elevators. Ltd. (quar.)__i._L__rrl.i_
20c
Trade Bank ft Trust (N. Y.) (quar,)___.:.L__
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„2%
Stock dividend
4.25 %
1-17
4-17
T-'8
1-28
$1.06%
7
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2-21
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716% %
receipts, ordinary,/(final-)!.17 %c;
Edls'on Co., common. <q\\at.)<-lrr--'L-^
12-
$12 Vac
White Stores, Inc., common (quar.
v5Va% conveHible .preferred (quar.)l_0__i_Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate, $5 pfd. faccum.)
Wilcox OH (quar.)
—
1_
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(Consider H.)
(quar.)__J,—_______
Willlams-McWilliarus Industries—"
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deposit
1-18
1-18
"2-15
i
; -"25c/;;
Timely Clothes, 'Inc.' (qu&r.t
1-15
.
30c
Tilo' Roofing
1-18
1-10
;
,15c
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Thompson; (J.e-B. )
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1-21
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Sewing Machine Corp.—
(resumed )
prior preferred. ( quar.)
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
/;
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j
1
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its
cowboys as told by a quarter-horse, and "Operation
depicting hisorical and scientific advances being ac¬
complished in-the Antarctic.
•
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Disney's beloved cartoon characters, notably Mickey Mouse. Donai iDuck, Pluto and Goofy, will continue to star In "Disneyland"
pro¬
the
1
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$1.25
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:
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»
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2-15
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Class - B
(quar.)
I, 4,
Westmoreland Coal Co. (stock dividend)___
Wheeling & Lake Brie Ry., common fquar.)
7
4%\ prior lien (quar.)___u. _4———-
.
1-14
ir.
22-
$1.14
preferred >(quar,
-
2r:
2-
itself.
in
complete
hour-long shows are being
weekly
series
commencing
exploration of the red
science-factual
41
2-15
75e
Westminster Paper Co.
1-18
.
5%
Westchester Fire Insurance
1-31
•
1-31
1-25
1-31
2-
be
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Power ft
Texgs
3-15
30c
5c ' :'
$1.25
28c"
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:preferred
, Texas Instruments, .^48^
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Texas
1-25
3-
34'?* c
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2-11
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preferred
convertible ./preferred (quar.)
Western Pacific RR.,; Co. (quar.)__—
Western Stockholders Investine-nt Trust,! ' .! .!'
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_-_u_Ji____i._'__:_u_!
Western Tablet "ft Stationery Ccrp.-^-"1*
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Pipeline Co.-r-
5
1-18
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1
will
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land,"
5
2-11
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V
,
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
2-
2-25
2-
Gas
/ Common
i
2-
2-15, ;
2-15
,2-
Disney
scheduled for "Disney¬
fourth season !on
ABC-TV
in
September.
Among
the live-action productions will' b«
from* three
to six
Frontierlnud programs on
"The Saga of Andy:
Burnett," which will be adapted from; four historical novels by tb»
distinguished author Stewart Edward White.
'
Other
"Disneyland"- programs will
include "Man and Mars,? ft
1-25
1
3-
*
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5
$4.50
1
4-
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the, pacf
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2-15
preferred
preferred
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•
1-17
1-31
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7-17
•
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(quar.)
' $1.06%
(quar.)—
• $1.12%
Wasiiiugtoh Mutual Investors Fund. Inc
—
8c
Washington Steel, eolnmon (quar.)
■
25c
'4.60% preferred (quar.)______
______
66c
West Kentucky Coal (quar.
—__
25c
West Point Mfg. (quar.)
"
30c
Western Insurance Securiteis—
- '
/
"$2
.Clkss A (accuttkl—-—
4:—
Western Light ft: Telephone Co.—
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Washington
2-15
;1-31
8
1
2-20
30c
Pictures (quar.
Warner Bros.
2-15
-
Steel
Inc.;
1
2- 1
.
3-
4-16
8-
:—25c
(quar.)
common
••
1
1-17
1
Under
-
Tiernan
Inc.
2-
1
5-
37%o
37ViC
.
—
Broadcasting-Paramount
President of American
Goldenson,
H.
Theatres,
will produce .three program series for.
ABC Television, "Disneyland" and "Mickey Mouse Club,"* and a' brand*
new series entitled
"Zorro."
J ;
""Zorro"
will
be
a
live-action series
of 3g weekly. half-hour ad¬
ventures which The Walt Disney Studios plan to introduce in Octobej.
2-
(quar.)__.
A
Wallace <t
*
22c
preferred1 (1954 EerlesP"
Class
2-
"2-15
-
12 V2c
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<
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of Rec.
37%o
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Holden
—.—
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62Vac
(stock dividend)-.-.-.-^—
5%
Ward Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar.3114c
Warner & Swascy (increased)—:
—!—1_
40c
1-16
31 %c
Co.,
&
Class
1-16
25c
stock
Taien,
Walker
4%
Suburban
5.20%
5
1-16
1-31
35c
Corp.
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stock
Strutters' -Wells Corp.; oomiaon 'fquaiy^UU-/;
$1 25 preferred -(quar..);_^__c_^-u—
Stubnitz Greene, common (quar.),______4>___
(quar.)-^--^
Virginian Tty.s 6%
preferred
6% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_.,
3-12
"
1
2%
37 Vac
Stouffcr
dividend
Gas Service,; oom.;
6(e preferred *E
Surburban Propane Clas.^4-:.
4-
56 c
When
Payable
\
Share
Name of Company
,
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textiles, V4%%-' pld: (quar-)_
Stevens (J. P.) &-Co.
Stockton,-Whatley, - Daviiv &*;
Stonega Coke & Coal (stock divldendj._;-_i:__
Superior
Holder$
Payable of Pec.
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of Company
Name
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185 "Number
Volume
247,234
income
operating
inconie
-For
tAfter
11
««
sliare
months ended
taxes
145.647
28.061,166
,
income
per
and
fixed
Ju
3,658,66:1
1,894,883
$9.11
$o. h
207,955 shares outstanding
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Nov. 30
304,034
92,794
30,752,473
3.296.740
——
gross...
railway
^Earned
$2,484,279
based on
and contingent
charges.—V. 184. p. -.»<«•
gntt'FinancM Chronicle
...
Monday, January 23, 1957
Commercial
The
50
(530)
iNiiliiiSsfe
t.
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
bonds.
mhe
ALABAMA
Birmingham, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $6,680,000 gen¬
$650,000 public
improvement
23
Jan.
185,
v.
—
2788—were
p.
Goodbody
Hanseatic
Co.;
&
National
wards
&.
Ryan,
Bank;
Byrd
Sons;:
&
Sanford;
&
improve¬
bonds: $150,000 5s, due
from
1
inclusive;
Feb.
on
1958
$275,000
1
inclusive;
3V2S,
1964
from
$575,000
and
due
due
•
Feb.
on
1
from
1973
bonds:
1,
3V2S,
due
1973
due
on
(MST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase of $43,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on July 1
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
a.m.
school
improvement
$220,000 5s, due on
3,180,000
bonds:
April
1
1961
from
to
ApfiH' from 19-64 to 1972
inclusive; and $1,790,000 3.40s,
on
due
April 1
inclusive.
1987
1,500,000
1973
from
on
5s, due on April 1 from 1957
to
J963
inclusive;
$450,000
3^s,
.
April .,1 from
1972
inclusive; and
3.40s, due on April
due
1964
to
$795,000
1
on
1973
from
1987
to
inclu¬
sive.
Supervisors,
of
bids
sealed
receive
will
Rhea Averill,
—
Board
July 1 from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Offering
Parker,
sealed
Eugene C.
Clerk, will receive
City
bids
7
Feb.
on
—
until
for
11
a.m.
the
$498,000 bonds,
Pima
"
I
purchase
of
(P.
Marana), Ariz.
O.
Sale—The $343,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 185,
88
p.
$300,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
—
awarded
were
Patterson
Robert
to
CALIFORNIA
funding
Feb.
1,
bonds.
1957.
Dated
Due from
1958
9$,000 water works bonds. Dated
1,
1955.
Union
Due
from
1957
County, Calif.
The
$1,400,000
building bonds offered Jan. 22—
v.
185,
Sale
headed
Bradley,
Arant,
Birmingham.
All
&
White,
Rose, of
Carter,
receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 5
for
the
purchase
of
$4,325,000
bonds,
bonds.
seum
1959
ties
■
bonds.
from
420,000
Due
1959
on
1987
fire
Due
on
1987
to
July
on
1982
1959
60,000
1
storm
bonds.
to
Due
from
bonds.
1959
water
July
to
1972
on
Feb.
to
on
Feb. 15 from
on
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
1977
ing bonds offered Jan. 15—v.-184,
2885—were awarded to Schwa-
p.
Antelope
from
v.
highway
bonds.
July 1 from 1959 to
public
on
inclusive.
public
improvement
Due
1953 to
1SC7 inclusive.
184,
a
grouo
First
gles;
bonds.
on
building
Jan.
1
from
p.
—
bonds
.receive
(PST)
p.m.
of
purchase
bonds. Dated March
office,
City
at the Bank
or
Association in Los Angeles
Francisco, or at the City's
or
O'Melveny
geles.
Eastern
&
Bank
Co.,
of
Los
An¬
Inc.;
R. H.
Nuveen &
& Co.; John
Shears'on, Hammill & Co.;
Taylor & Co.; and J. B. Hanauer
Co.:
Park Recreation and Park¬
Tantau
to
District, Santa Clara
way
1
California
County,
,
Municipal
Water
District
Nor¬
Trust
Los
ai
&
Savings
Angeles
or
vat
Association,
of
the
Myers, of Los Angeles.-;
Joint
Unified
Sacramento
Bond
and
School
.
16
Schwabacher &
•
185,
v.
Co., at
group
a
price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
4.11%, as follows:
$40,000 5s. Due
90,000
to
4s.
1967
to
on
a
Feb.
15
1966 inclusive.
Due
on
1982
on
from
bonds.
on
Jan.
Siskiyou
in
Jan. 29 for the
clusive.
(J-J)
of
$47,000
building
15, 1957. Due
1958
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
Yreka, until
Jan.
from
at
office.
&
Levy
&
Moody, Inc., and C.
Co., at
a
follows:
"
N.
price of -100.09
%
4.81%,
:
to
and
the
1982
in¬
interest
County
Legality
ap¬
&
Herrington
Dahlquist,
rick,
Sutcliffe, of San.Fpancisco.
/;
'
COLORADO
.»•
Arapahoe County School District „
: Nq.
6 (P. O. Littleton), Colo. V t
j
t
Offering—Superintendent
Bond
01
Schools A. A. Browh announces
will
bids
received
be
until
purchase of $1,250,000 building bonds. Boettcher
& Company, of Denver, have been
for the
5
authorized
chure
to
prepare
the
proceedings.
and
1
bro¬
.
a
Williams,
net interest cost of about
a
^
El
No.
Paso
District
School
County
(P. Oi Colorado
l 1
Springs),
'.J;:Colorado
Bond Offering
Secretary and
—
Erickson
Business Manager A. C.
announces
ceived
bids
that
will
be 're¬
the
Feb. 20 for
until
pur¬
building bonds.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Company,
of Denver, are; handling all of the
details of the shle.
' •
r
chase of $6,900,000
,
$320,000 5s. Due on Feb:
1062 to 1976 inclusive.
1
from
.
380,000 4%
1977
s.
Due On. Feb. 1 from
1988
to
Rowland
Union
inclusive.
.
/
2789—were awarded to the Se¬
San
Mateo
ing,
on
bids
City,
Feb.
1,
Clerk,
at
his
willreceive
office
until "10
19
$3,030,000
Feb.
1
Bond
for
the
building
1957. Due
in
ceive
Feb.
Dated
1
p.m.
,
-
General
Public
Im¬
Due
to 1967
Feb.
15
from
1959
inclusive.
610,000 General Public Improve¬
ment No. 23
bonds. Due on
Feb.
15 from
1959 to
1977 in¬
clusive.
The
1957.
fice.
on
""w
on
'
able
1977
1:30
31 ".for
provement No. 23 bonds.
from
to
interest
Frederick L.
until
bids
Jan.
$1,340,000
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
1953
and
—
the pur¬
$1,950,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
of
lows:
a.m.
bonds.
sealed
(EST)
chase
Red¬
(PST)
purchase of
Haven, Conn.
Oiiering
Cronan, City Controller, will re¬
Mateo
County
wood
New
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-.
sealed
CONNECTICUT
School
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jani 15—v. 185,
San
(PST)
15
Amer ic
Co., jointly, as 4l/2s, at a price of
10Q.08, a basis of about 4.49%.
.:
his office
Dated
of
21
com¬
Feb. 15 from
inclusive.
on
&
p.
: V
15
County, Calif.
at
Jan.
group
curity-First National Bank, of Los
Angeles, and R. H.- Moulton &
Hornbrook School District,
a.m.
a
from
Feb.
1978 inclusive.
40,000 4.10s. Due
to
offered
to
Bank
Lawson,
Juran
as
—
387—were awarded to
berg,
White
Calif.
Jan.
'
Fenner & Beane, Stone & Youngs
Dist.,
Dorado
El
*
>
are
1957. Principal and
March
N.T.S.A., San Francisco, Blyth &
Co.,. Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
:
•
bonds
-The
that
$700,000 general
bonds
of
posed
Sale—The $170,000 school
offered
California
awarded
were
Dis¬
%
Valley
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Elsinore),
obligation
in
agency
National
County,. .Elsinore
or
Chicago or New- York
City, or at the holder's option. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Folsom
America
and
Savings Association, Los
Bond Sale—The
in
trict
&
"
National
San Francisco,
or
fiscal
any
office,
America
of
Bank
Principal
Municipal Water Improvement
,
inclusive.
1977
to
1973
cjated Jan. 1,
interest (J-J)
(M-S) payable at
the
payable at the County Treasurer's
Treasurer's office, or at' office..: Legality approved by Or¬
Riverside
(M-S) payable at the
of
1,
1958
.
1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973,
1976 to 1982. Principal
Treasurer's
.
-
cago.
and
Bank
from
in New York City 01; Chi¬
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers? of Los An¬
geles.
%
•
■
bids un¬
p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 30 for
the purchase of $75,000 water im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1957.
Due on March 1 in 1962,
the
.
43/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1967 to 1972 inclusive* V?
,}
agency
will receive sealed
interest
•
.
Angeles, or at the County's fiscal
2
1964,
Dated. March
March* 1
on
inclusive.
County
Trust
ton, Secretary of Board of Direc-1
til
r
'/.•
30,000. 5s,.;Due on Jan.. 1 -from
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
%V
Peque-
Clerk,, will receive
bonds.
Due
1932
the
E.
Jan., ?.l; from
on
1960 inclusive.
1958 to
-
25,000 4.45s. Due on Jan. 1 from
interest
California
Offering—Ruth
A.
G.
—
Due
6s.
$15,000
30,000
to
West Florida Avenue, Hemet)y
Bond
Offering
building
Improvement District No. 7 (P. O.
512
Dist.,
side, until 10 a.m.; (PST) on Feb.
4 for the purchase pf $1,000,000
of Los An¬
Myers,
City Higfiir.School
sealed bids at his office in River¬
1957.
purchase
&
1957.
County
V
County
gnat,
in New York City
Chicago. Legality approved by
agency
composed
Blyth
15,
the
Bond
bids
Security-
Feb:
Feb. 15 from 1958 to 1982
interest
Riverside County, Calif. '*
of America National Trust & Sav¬
10
of
on
Dated
bonds.
Due
Francisco, Harris Tjpust & Savings
Bond Offering—Waldo J1. Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
22—
ing
and
bonds
the
Jan. 29 for
on
Riverside
Treasurer's
8
the
for
sewer
2789—were awarded to
National
Moulton
offered
(PST)
a.m.
purchase of $1,940,000 build¬
Principal
awarded
Jan,
The
the
inclusive.
District, San
offered Jan. 7 were
a groupjscomposed of
American Trust" Co., of San
ing
Stan¬
$1,200,000
Counties, Calif.
Sale
until II
interest (M-S) payable at the
$70,000
until
4
School District, Los Angeles and
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in San Rafael
bids
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from 1958
to
1971
inclusive. Principal and
bids
Feb.
on
1979
Valley Joint Union High
1953^6/ 1977 inclu¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Bank, Northern Trust Co., both of
building ..bonds, was sold to the
Chicago, Taylor & CO., Wagensel-, Bank of America National Trust
ler & Durst, Inc., -and'Weeden &
8z~~ Savings Association,
of San
Co.,- as'5s and 3 lis.
t\
v
Francisco,r as follows:
.
-
sealed
1959
bacher & Company.
High Sch. Dist.,
Marin County, Calif. '
Bond
Offering—Geo. S. Jones,
(F-A) 4 payable
at
Sale—Tfie $500,000 build-' Treasurer's office.
Bond
■
E.
will
Clerk,
City
ton,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $490,000 build¬
Tamalpais- Union
...'■•v-
Bernardino County, Calif. : \„:'v
the
at
Offering—Earl
bonds
inclusive.
1971
Sonoma
Bond
to
1987 inclusive.
1976
Bond
15 from
Analy Union High School District,
sewer
1
payable
County Treasurer's officer
as
inclusive.
1961
420,000 3V4S. Due
Kerr
on
Due
650,000
3.45%,
bonds offered Jan. 16—v.
185, p." 191 * — were ^awarded to
Blyth & Co., Inc., and R. H, Moul¬
ton & Co., jointly.
'
Principal and interest (FrA)
Redlands School
v
$425,000 hos¬
pital
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
composed of Blyth & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Weeden & Co.; and
inclusive.
department
July
(M-S)
p.
inclusive.
1,130.000
about
net
a
Dated
Sale —The
Bond
to
630,000 3V4S. Due
1
*
Due
Fran¬
100.14,
1958
from
70,000 3V2s. Due Feb. 15, 1962.
1
inclusive.
1980
San
inclusive.
July
municipal airport bonds.
on
July 1 from 1959 to
465,000
of
Sav¬
&
Redwod City), Calif.
..
qp^Jan. 29 for
of $140,000 school
Feb. .J., 1957. Due on
Feb; 1* frorrf
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1973
terest
1
Counties,
1963
600,000 public recreational facili-
cost
1958 to
mu¬
Due
to
of
a
of
Bank
Trust
price of
a
$280,000 5s. Due
will
$1,000,000 public library and
from
cisco, at
follows:
as
March
on
follows:
Bond Offering—Silas D.
Clerk,
Association,
interest
Montgomery, Ala.
Cify
ings
the
by
National
America
by
approved
Due
—
191—were awarded to
p.
group
to 1985 inclusive.
Legality
High School Dist.,
Orange
Bond
to 1987 inclusive.
Oct.
Anaheim
,
p.m. (PST) on Feb. 4
purchase of $208,000 build¬ rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
ing bonds.
Dated March 1; 1957,' cliffe, of San Francisco.
>
'
District
inclusive.
,'L.V
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
sive.
until 2
po
1974,
Co.
&
11
bonds.
Mallagh,
E.
Offering—A.
/fit.;'' *>'
Union
for the
and
f 1, 1957. Due from 1958 to 1987
100,000
Bond
'
the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Luis Obis¬
tors,
County School District No. 6
Bond
(CST)
follows:
as
31
Jan.
on
Ala.
Eufaula,
Bond
10
until
for the
purchase
of $1,885,000
building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
(MST)
a.m.
til
\
.
ing bortds5; offered Jan. 8—v, I84,
2885—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First; National Bank, of Los
County Clerk, will teceive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
District, San Luis Obispo County,
California
build¬
p.
Sch. Dist.,
r Contra
Costd &ourity, Calif,
Bond
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
School
Arroyo Grande Union High
fiscal
Phoenix), Ariz,
Offering
of
Clerk
V
Pinole-Hercules
ap¬
and San
High School District (P. O.
$255,000
County
Legality
office.
cisco.
ings
Maricopa County, Phoenix Union
to
Bond
bonds:
sewer
the County
at
inclusive; $1,170,000 S^s, due
interest (J-J) payable
Treasurer's office.
and
cipal
1963
interest
the
at
Barstow, Calif.
Supervisors,
bids until 10
of
sealed
receive
will
on
1984 inclusive.
to
Board
of
1957.
and
Principal
payable
*
$78,000
An geleSj
as
^2 s, at a pricew of;
22—v. -185-, iQQ.33?! ap^ists
about'
p. 88—wfere awarded tq a group
Note—The foregoing supersedes
composed of C. J. Devine & Co.y the report, published in our issue
Ira" Haupt
Co.: and Bache & of Jan. 14—v.; 185, p, 191.
5 ;
Co., as 3V4s," at -.a pi;ite of 101.40,
Sequoia Hospital District (P. O.
a basis, .of abpub3.0&%. ■% :;
1958 to 1975
March 1 from
on
1,
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Jan.
Jan. 29
on
Dated March
Treasurer's
89
Clerk
and $965,000
April 1 from
1972;
ap¬
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea Averill,
improvement
$35,000
April
3.40s,
Due
(PST)
p.m.
Maricopa County School District
to
No.
highway
1,000,000
Legality
3.40s,
inclusive.
1987
•
County
the
at
office.
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Diveloess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
~
1
Clerk
Treasurer's
1972
to
School District No. 4f)
payable
(J-J)
1963
to
Bond
Fresno County., Calif .
% Bond
School District, Los
'*
Sale—The'$500,000 build*
■
~k
Scandinavian School District,
.
."
Angeles County, Calif.
v.
purchase of $88,000 build¬
ing bonds.
>
Pasadena City
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 4
for the purchase of $50,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1961
inclusive. Principal and
interest
auditorium
Feb.
on
1:15
(M-S)
engatter,
follows;
ment
until
inclusive.
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Louise C. Roth-
Co.; McDonald & Co.; Sellers, Doe
&
JBonham; and Hugo Marx &
Co., at a price of 100.005, a net
interest cost of about 3.45%, as
$1,000,000
Jql^ 1,1963.
ARIZONA
Co.; White,
Ginther &
Sutherland
Hattier
J
•
M. Kelley,
Bond Offering—Tom
Legality approved by Reed,
Taylor
&
Washburn, of
New York City.
Brothers;
,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.bids at his office in Santa Cruz
for the
Gila County
'
.
'
Hoyt,
Ed¬
G.
A.
•
Aptos Union School District,
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
*
City.
&
Co.;
Robinson - Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Rodman & Renshaw; Birmingham
Trust
of
as
thereafter
and
L"
Principal and semi-annual inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
New
Tripp
Corp.;
1964
callable
are
Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
Ingen & Co.; Wertheim
Co.;
York
in
maturing
B. J. Van
&
the
of
awarded to a group composed of
Fir§t
Boston
Corp.;
Goldman,
Sachs &
in
maturing
issue
1, 1963. In the case of all
other issues, those bonds
of Jan.
"
'
cisco.
1964 and thereafter are callable as
eral obligation tax bonas ofiered
basis of about 4.24%.
a
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist,'Heprrington & Sutclffefof San Fran¬
price of 100.06,
& Co.. as 4y4s, at a
1.
Jan.
d^ted
are
1957. Bonds of the
'
*
-i*"
,
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
15,
interest pay¬
Treasurer's of¬
Principal and
at
the
City
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Rnctnn
Palmer &. Bodge.
185 ..Number 5607,.
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(531)
London, Conn.
New
f
until
Bond Sale—The $2,370,000 vari¬
bonds offered Jan.
388—were awarded
purposes
ous
.185, p.
23—v.
composed oL?J. P.
& Co., Inc., Halsey, Stuart
Bache & Co., and -Bacoii,
Stevenson &
Co., as 3.10s, at a
to
group
a
Morgan
Co.,
&
the
improvement
24
Jan.
—
185,
v.
awarded to
bonds
offered
388
p.
were
—
4%
Sale—An
was
sold
ties
Co.
$55,000
bonds
to
the
Dated
Jan.
on
issue of
1
Midwest
Jan.
from
&
Securi¬
1957. Due
to
Cooh
eral
of
County School District No.
(P. O. Cicero), III.
DELAWARE
New Castle
v
County, Commodore
MacDonough School District
No. 53 (P. O. Wilmington),
Delaware
'•
:
Offering—Richard
Bond
Cross-
1
Jan.
Sale—The $3,100,000
gen¬
composed
grouo
p.m.
1, 1957.
Due
1979
to
interest
and
99
obligation bonds offered Jan.
185, p. 192—were awarded
a
until
St.
in¬
22—v.
to
Bears,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
1959
Bond
.
Offering—Wendell
by
1973
-approved
Trauernicht,
Indiana
Bond
(CST) on Jan. 31 for
the
purchase
of
$850,000
first
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Louis.
Scranton & Co., as
3.20s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
about 3.15%.
1,
1958
Charles
of
a
group composed of the Con¬
tinental Illinois National Bank &
School Township Bldg.
Corporation (P. O. Rochester),
improvement
street
Forgan & Co.; Ira Haupt
&
Co.;
The National Bank of
Commerce,
Seattle;
Francis
I.
du Pont & Co.; John Small & Co.;
Chas. W.
awarded
to
Rochester
Legality
and
24—v„ 185,. p. 389—were
Christopher, III.
clusive.
Glore,
for
(
of
composed
group
a
6
issued pursuant to a contract with Trust
Co., Chicago; Milwaukee
Public Housing Administra-. Coin
papy;;,.and McDonald-Moore
tion.-Dated June 1, 1956,, Dpe 'an &
Co., as 2MiS, at a price of 100.34,
June 1 from 1958 to 1992 inclu¬
a-Basis of about 2.43%.
1. ;
*
'
* •*:
sive. v 'r/Xy*' ' *
4 'IV.' '■''..
. J
Bond
Stratford, Conn.
Bo"d Saie—The $1,300,000 pub¬
Feb.
on
of
the
100.13, a .basis of about
price of
(EST)
$11,815,000 New
Authority bonds being
Housing
3.08%.
lic
noon
purchase
Indiana
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
McEvers
of
land, Chairman of Board of School
Stern Brothers & Co., Julien Col¬
lins
&
Co., McCormick
&
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
at the office of Frank O'Donnell,
Bank, of New York City, jointly,
as
2V2s, at a price of 100.03, a
Kenower,
948 Delaware Trust
until 11
mington,
Building, Wil¬
(EST)
a.m.
on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $159,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 15,
1957.
Due
15
inclusive.
1975
to
Feb.
on
interest
(F-A)
from
price
of
Co., and
Co., at a
interest cost
from
1
1958 to
bonds:
1
on
1975 inch
from
414 s,
1958
to
inclusive; and $2,080,000
3%s, due
Oct. 1 from
on
23—v.
to
County,
100.30,
Jan.
Stein
IOWA
Dist.
(P. O.
—
191—were
p.
M.
Cook
awarded
&
Co.,
to
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
of
until
school
185,
v.
Thomas
West
Palm
Beach.
8
Jor
Bonds
Not
ouilding
bids
were
submitted for the $3,500,000 not to
314% interest public im¬
Due
1968
inclusive.
Palm
Beach
(P.
County
Delray
O.
Beach), Fla.
Bond
p.
Sale—Toe $975,000 hospi¬
bonds offered Jan. 22—v.
2885—were awarded to
a
184,
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Leedv, Wheller & Allenman, Inc.;
cost
of
about
4.44%,
hospital
and
4V2s
ties
Corp.,
to
Due
to
1986
July 1 from
on
1981
inclusive.
270,000 4%s. Due
1982
County Hospital
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
and
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Vieth,
from
1
$440,000
as
414 s
Interest
J-D.
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
&
to
&
1976
$230,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 17—
v.
185, p. 88 — were awarded to
Cruttenden, Podesta & Company,
of Chicago.
$1,517,000
building bonds offered Jan. 21—
v.
185, p. 19—were awarded to
composed
of
National
Bank,
Ripley
New
of
&
First
and
price
of
First
of
Bank
Harriman
Northern
ple & Co.; Bache & Co.; Milwau¬
Securities Corporation; Roosevelt
&
Cross; Clement A. Evans &
Co.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
H.
the
Inc.;
City
Co., Chicago; RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Equitable
J.
of
York;
National
J rust
and
composed
&
1957
100.299,
as
&
Co., at
follows:
a
building
185,
v.
a
as
1973
inclusive.
106,000 4s.
Due
on
314
bonds
as
314s.
s.
offered
Jan.
to
a
Feb.
on
until
for
13
2
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
$980,000 school bonds.
to
bonds
from
1957
Treasurer's
Town
office.
Le¬
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
gality
Des
1966
to
1969
to
inclusive.
Sale—The
$324,000
184,
offered
2677
p.
Clerk,
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
for
4
Feb.
1,
1958
to
sealed
(CST)
Feb.
on
of
purchase
$25,000
bonds.
construction
sewer
Andrews,
receive
bonds
Con¬
of
Jan.
011
v.
—
awarded
were
—
15
Sale
The
—
$3,000,000
building bonds offered Jan. 24—
v.
185, p. 193—were awarded to
State
Teachers
(P.
Mission
District
building
The
—
No.
at
to
a
school
ILLINOIS
Chicago
Board
Warrant
of
Rayville, La.
$439,000
Sale—The
light
bonds
and
offered
water
Jan.
21
elec-.
Jan.
group
184,
v.
2886—were awarded to Barrow,
Leary & Co., and Scharff & Jones,
Inc., jointly.
St. Bernard Parish
(P. O.
Chalmette), La.
Bond
24
Education,
Sale—The
22
were
awarded
to
a
Chi¬
cago
banking group headed by the
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
as
v
3V2s.
Chicago Housing Authorrxv, /•'.
Bond
will
Offering—The
receive
sealed
Authority
bids
at
works
revenue
to
Ind.
$355,000 water
185,
bonds offered Jan.
of Indianapolis, as 4V2s, at a
urice of 100.33, a basis of about
4.47%.
Bond
Com¬
bonds
offered
County (P. O.
Indianapolis ), Ind.
Sale—The $607,500 World
and Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
price of 100.01, a net interest
bonds offered
Jan.
Jan.
2
Parish
(P.
Bond
O.
Due
semi¬
annually on Feb. and Aug. 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest, payable at the State
awarded to
were
Dillon,
Eastman
Union
Securities & Co.,
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
and
jointly,
100.30,
2.60s,
as
basis
a
Dated Feb.
from
at
of
price
a
about.
of
2.55%.
1, 1957. Due
the
1958
First
to
on
Feb.
bonds
National
Bank
Greenfield, Mass.
Offering—John E.
Bond
Treasurer,
bids
No.
offered
Jan.
1
Water Works
lin
improvement
bonds
Second
Scharff
&
Jan.
Jones, Inc., of New
Orleans.
St.,
Boston,
until
School District
Sale—The
school
ous
Jan.
22
—
$214,000
district
bonds
185,
v.
p.
89
bank.
by
Palmer
were
awarded to Kohlmeyer & Co., and
Ladd Dinkins & Co., jointly, as 4s.
&
Legality
ap¬
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Merrimac
Pentauket
Portland,
Sale
school
bonds
185, pp.
v.
at
Bank,
2.48%
The
pal
the Chase
New
of
Due
are
Oct.
on
interest
and
York
Man¬
City,
National
Bank
Portland,
or
dated
Jan.
24,
7, 1957. Princi¬
payable at the
of
saie—The
offered
Jan.
group
Commerce,
Jan.
22—
group
orice of
100.35,
basis of about
a
3.70%.
Hamilton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Wilfred B.
Sell-
Town Treasurer, will receive
man,
sealed, bids until 8 p m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 28 for the purchase of $112.-
bonds.
water
1957.
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
terest
Dated
payable
from
1
Jan.
1,
1958 to
and in¬
Merchants
Principal
the
at
National Bank of Boston.
Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Cooiidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Milford, Mass.
Treasurer,
Jan.
000
(EST)
a.m.
on
30 for the purchase of $255,-
bonds.
sewer
1957. Due
on
payable
National
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
1974
ity
Besozzi,
receive
will
Feb.
15,
15 from 1958 to
in¬
Merchants
Principal
the
at
and
Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
approved
by
Storey,
Thorn-
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
of
Rrrndolnh,
Bond
Mass.
T. Clark,
Offering—Edw.
Town
will
Treasurer,
receive
sealed bids c/o The First Nation¬
al
til
Bank
of
Municipal Di¬
Boston,
22
Mass.
$5,600,000 notes
were
composed
awarded
of
the
to
First
Corp.; Chemical Corn Ex¬
Second
Co.;
and
Bank-State Street
Boston Safe De¬
posit & Trust Co.
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 29 for
the purchase of $100,000 sewerage
change Bank; Merchants National
Trust
$1,000,000
offered
389—were awarded to
vision, 45 Milk Street,! Boston, un¬
Boston,
Bank;
O.
Boston
at the First National
MASSACHUSETTS
a
(P.
The
composed of the First
Corp.; White, Weld & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks, and Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as 3%s, at
a
terest
discount.
notes
—
sealed bids until 11
Me.
$2,000,000 tem¬
loan notes offered Jan. 17
to
West
Regional
Groveland), Mass.
Town
Sale—The
awarded
and
Bond Offering—John H.
MAINE
Note
a.m.
Storey,
Groveland,
1.868
vari¬
offered
—
11
on Jan. 29 for the purchase
$1,400,000 school bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to
197.X .inclusive.,.Principal
and interest payable at the above-
000
Parish
Bank-
(EST)
public
offered
17—v. 184, p. 2789—were awarded
to
receive
of
(P. O. Houma), La.
Sale—The $540,000
Kiley,
will
the
at
State Street Trust Co., Ill Frank¬
a
Bond
Bos¬
Boston.
Bond
Co.
Dist.
of
Legality approved .by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Cooiidge & Rugg, of
La.
Securities
Terrebonne Parish
inclusive.
1973
ton.
Sewerage Dist.
Chalmette),
23—v. 184, p. 2886—were awarded
to a group composed of the Equi¬
Boston
1957.
Jan. 24
Newbury,
Sale—The* $186,000 public
improvement
Note
1,
Bond Sale—The $706,000 swim¬
ming pool b,uilding bonds offered
School- District
Bernard
No.
clusive.
1,500,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1977 in¬
Dated
2.90s,
Jan.
of about 3.38%, as follows:
clusive.
Marion
2.90s.
to Ducournau & Kees.
1 and
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
.
War Memorial
Illinois
as
3.10s.
18—v. 184, p. 2886—were awarded
$500,000 314s. Due on Feb.
p.
pany,
Weeks;
2.91%,
as
proved
Boston.
a
cost
192—were awarded
Raffensperger, Hughes & Com¬
17—v.
its
Executive Office, Room 1507, 608
Dearborn St., Chicago 5,
South
Sale—The
Bond
$52,000,000
anticipation warrants offered
Jan.
Chesterton,
III.
&
Barney & Co.;
& Co.;
Horn-
about
as
mentioned
Sale—The $150,000 public
improvement
1957.
com¬
of
as
revenue
—
at
blower
INDIANA
cost
$2,272,000 Series A bonds
2,082,000 Series B bonds
sealed
pany;
J,000,000
interest
follows:
Town
Bank, of Boston, or at the Guar¬
anty Trust Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Cooiidge & Rugg, of
posed of Smith,
Goldman,
Sachs
Kidder
&
Co., Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus, Rand & Co., and Kormendi
&
Co., at a price 100,10, a net
314s,
as
par.
Bond
6
$2,000,000
offered
bonds
awarded
Bank, Nashville,
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Granbery, Marache & Co., A. M.
&
Dated
O. Merriam), Kansas
Sale
National
DeHaven
Retirement
System, the only bidder,
were
Shawnee
School
Bank, New York,
& Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Hirsch
& Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Stroud &
Co., Gregory & Sons, A. G. Becker
& Co.,
Inc., Roosevelt & Cross,
to
State Building Authority
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
hattan
County,
Loeb & Co.,
Exchange
Glore, Forgan
Corn
Louisiana
porary
High
p.
group
1
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Rural
185,
a
Principal and interest payable at
1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962
inclusive.
Legality
KANSAS
Kuhn,
to
Ducournau. & Kees.
Bond
Offering—Dale
Bond
24—v.
Brookline, Mass.
(P. O. Franklinton,), La.
Bond
550,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Securities
solidated School District No. 4 and
School
District No.
24
totaling
Newton, Iowa
inclusive.
300,000 3Vis. Due on Jan. 1 from
389—-were awarded
p.
Washington
Moines.
of
Chemical
LOUISIANA
Inc.
Dec.
011
inclusive.
interest payable at
Principal and
the
Due
1966
to
.
3,824,000 Series C bonds
185,
Livingston Parish School Districts
(P. O. Livingston), La.
sold
was
White-Phillips Company,
Dated Dec. 1,1956.
Jan.
Corp.; Scharff &
•Tones, Inc.; and Barrow, Leary &
Sale—An issue of $100,000
revenue
from
offered
the Bankers Bond &
table
McGregor, la.
the
Jan.
awarded
were
—
composed
Co.
St.
Sch. District, Iowa
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
bonds
revenue
22—v.
Marshalltown
Bond
15
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 dormi¬
22-r-
389—were awarded to
Savings Bank of Ir¬
,
were
as
1 from
win, as 3.40s, 314s and 3.60s, at
price of 100.03.
Johnson
$667,000 314 s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1967
bonds
bonds
p.
Dec.
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
p.
Nov.
and
follows:
195.9
on
inclusive.
Farmers
Burns,, Corbett &
a price of 100.009,
net interest cost of about 3.37%,
Co.;
inclusive.
Dec. 15 from
on
to
tory
offered
Third
$245,000 3%s. Due
Community Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale—The $420,000 school
Pickard, Inc., at
Lombardo, Inc.;
Hilsman
$2,125,000 school
kee
1965
1976
to
were
—
composed of
follows:
as
Chi¬
Nov. 1 from
89
p.
group
&
Boyce,
Bankers
Russell, Long & Co.,
the Weil, Roth & Irving
Co.,
Bond
O'ty
The
—
Chicago; A. G.
Becker & Co., Ine.; Bacon, Whip¬
Co.,
Stubbs, Smith
Sale
group
Irwin
(P. O. Sterling),
Illinois
a
to
County Community Con.
County, County
Dist.
(P. O. Decatur), Ga.
Bona
Sale
The
$5,125,000
bonds offered Jan. 24
v.
185,
p. 192—were awarded to a
group
—
1966
1
Sale—The
DeKalb
—
1958
(P. O. Bismarck),
134
Bank,
a
Co.,
trie
on
240,000 314s. Due
Bond
Illino is
Sch. Dist. No.
Savings
$125,000 3l4s. Due
Legality
Trauer¬
County Consol. School
District No. 69
&
follows:
as
electric
Vermilion
Bond
Trust
cago,
Securi¬
Duncan
1957
by
approved
Whiteside
GEORGIA
sold
the,Midwest
to
ris
the
was
Sale—The $365,000 build¬
25,
1957.
Boston
bonds
Bros.
Bond
the
in¬
and
banking
by the suc¬
a
to
192—were awarded to the Har¬
p.
15,
Wood, jointly; Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due
Bond
$705,000 4V2S.
<
bonds
Bond
1959 to
(P. O. Havana), III.
as
follows:
30
Legality approved
County,
'District
Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern,
Inc., at a price of 100.03, a net
1961
Principal
(J-D) payable at
Mason
and
interest
Dec.
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
Hospital District
tal
1
District,
Iowa
$189,000
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
p. 193.
S cutheastern
Dec.
on
cessful bidder.
provement bonds offered Jan. 23—
185,
of
bonds./ Dated
'P56.
exceed
v.
Jan.
on
purchase
institution designated
Beach, Fla.
Sold—No
(CST)
p.m.
the
terest
Miami
Han¬
son,
Titusville), Fla.
Saie—The $600,000
offered Jan. 23s
School
ing bonds offered Jan. 22—v. 185,
Bond Offering—Leland T.
Brevard
Bond
bonds
Community
185,
v.
—•
Bond
1961
III.
9,
15
awarded
basis of about 4.47%.
a
Anita
No.
South
192—were awarded
p.
the
City Securities Corp., In¬
dianapolis, as 4V2s, at a price of
Community Unit School District
High School Special Tax School
water
to 1975 inclusive.
FLORIDA
Brevard
185,
$98J000
bonds offered Jan.
LaSalle, DeKalb and Lee Counties
Washburn, of New York City.
Ind.
Sale—The
works revenue
Due
$170,000
Oct.
on
1960
3%s.
as
Warren,
Bond
Jan.
dated
are
Nov. 6,
on
Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bond Sale
The $8,178,000
Bond
&
follows:
as
bonds
due
the
Wilmington. Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
proved
&
net
a
3.75%;
2,250,000
Farmers Bank of the State of Del¬
aware,
par,
Dec.
1958
at
of
about
$850,000
Principal and
payable
MacArthur
McMaster Hutchinson
Kansas
389
basis of about 2.48%.
Co.,
of
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $351,000 school
building revenue
bonds
offered
dianapolis. Legality approved .by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
i
R-nd ^<*honl Cif\>, Ind.
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
Bond Sale—The $ 1,200,000 school
& Co., Eastman
Dillon, Union Se- j improvement bonds offered Jan. 17
curities & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co.,' —v. 185, p. 192—were awarded to
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., the Illinois the First Boston Corporation, and
Company, Lee HigginsonC Corp.,1 the Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Fizzell,
notes
1957.* Due
—
In¬
of
&
The
ap¬
KENTUCKY
Principal
Bank,
Legality
City.
payable at the
National
office.
proved by Stinson, Mag; Thomson,
51
bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
National
payable at
Bank
of
Bos¬
The
First
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
r
horndike,
Boston.
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
Volu
.
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-
4f
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[$1,00
J chines certificatesofindebtedpess; Nov, l,1956. Dueon/QpL X frora;
Note Sale —The $500,000 rev-I Dated Jan; 15,; 195T.DtiO oh Jan. i95(f to/107i inclusive. Principal;
enue
anticipation notes offered 15 from 1958 to 1966 inclusive. and interest (A-O) payable at a
Jan, 22 were awarded to the Mer-: Principal and interest (J-J) pay- banking institution designated by:
chants National Bank of Boston, able at the current official bank the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
of the City in New. York City, proved by Milier, Canfield, Pad¬
at 2.29 % discount.
r 7
The notes are dated Jan.' 24, Chicago or Detroit. Legality ap¬ dock & Stone; 6f Detroit. * "
1957. Due on Nov. 4, 1957. Legal¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Newberry School District, Mich.
ity approved by Storey, Thorn- dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Offerings-TP., S. Hamilton,
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Hamtramck, Mich.
Secretary of Board of Education,
•
Taunton, Mass.
~
-
.
1
•
Walter J.
Gajeswki, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m, (EST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $172,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
p.m.
(EST)
Feb.
Carl Birkenstock School District
-
8
receive
CP, O. 7400 West Grand River
Ave., U. S. 16, Brighton), Mich.
Bond Offering — Marjorie E.
Porter, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 30 for
the purchase of $34,000 building
bonds. Dated Feb, 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
until 8 p.m.
the purchase
—
1, 1957. Due Sept. 1, 1957.
Norihline
(P. O.
Road,
15100
Wyandotte),
Michigan
Offering—Helen Bentley,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond
on
Jan. 30 for the pur¬
building bonds.
-
Principal
Interest J-D.
interest payable at
1967.
1,
and
banking
a
institution designated by the suc¬
approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
cessful bidder. Legality
80,000 3.10s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
at
bank
a
trust
or
Sylva Lake Fractional School
District No. 5 (P. O, Keego
Michigan V
Offering—Arthur
approved by Miller,
lieia,
Can-
Paudoek & StOne, 01 uetruit.
Clerk of the Board of
ing and site bonds offered Jan. 31
—v. 185, p. 390—were awarded to
sealed
receive
will
Harbor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $960,000 build¬
company
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality
Bond
y
.
.
A3
County Common School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Itasca
Township and
Bloomfield
West
I
I
1960 to 1966 inclusive. V
-
Detroit.
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on July
from
1957
to; 1974 inclusive.
v-.
Bo
Silvis,
[of th
Education]
bids
until
recei
3
(C$1
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $750,000 building bonds.
p.m.
Feb.
Dated
.$'
of
Feb.
1957. Due on Feb.
1- from
1960
to
1972
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
1,
1973
teres'
of Braun, Bos¬
First of Mich¬ are callable as of ; Feb. 1, 1967.,
Bond Offering—Lillian Easterle,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bonds due in 1963 and thereafter
igan Corp., Kenb wef; Mac Arthur Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed &
are
callable as of May 1, 1962.!**
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., and able at a banking institution des¬
(EST)
®
t**® bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on Feb.
Shannon
& Co., at
a
price of ignated by the successful bidder.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay- ' £u™has®
$1,00P,0M building
Jt a hank or trust company bonds. Dated Jan. 1. 1957. Due on 6 for the purchase of $100,000 100.01, a net interest cost of about
able at
bank
trust
^
7'
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
parking
revenue
bonds.
Dated ' 4.14%, as follows:
to be designated by the successful ^une * from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
•
•
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
hiddpr Tf^alitv annrnvpH hv Mil- "Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter
$84,000 4V2s. Due on July 1 from of Minneapolis.
;.
1958 to 1972 inclusive. Bonds due
group composed
worth & Co., Inc.,
a
Rochester, Mich.
t
500,^
■
chase of $360,000
1
;.
'
Dated
able
Sch. Dist.
Heintzen
sealed
1
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. cost of about 3.19%, as follows:
Due on June. 1 from. 1959 to 1982 $30)000 4s. Due on Dec. 1, ;1933
and11959;: *< *v.'
•
•;
inclusive. Bbnds due ill 1968 and
thereafter are callable as of June
140,000 3V4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
and site bonds.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
MICHIGAN
,t,
until
bids
will
Note Of f ering
sealedbids- 185, P..-193,: ^vwere awarded to
(EST) on Feb. 7 for WQQdafd-Elwoodi .& Company, at
a
price:,'of. 100.07, La net interest
of $2,500,000 building
Education* will receive
ttrtioi
b
ful
Char
Loiui
nr
.
,
inSo
moo
t
•
•
i
.
Ic^ CannefdJ p^ddock^ Stim^of
callable as of June 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
Detroit.
cherry Hill School District (P. O. designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Berry,
Inkster), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000 Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit,
school building bonds offered Jan. [
Huron VaU
School Dlstrict
22—v. 185, p. 389—were awarded
(p o Milford) Mich
to a group composed of First of
Bolld
Sale
The
$1,200,000
Michigan
Corporation,
Braun, school site and building bonds
Bosworth & Co., Inc.; John Nuveen offered Jan. 22—v.
185, p. 88—
& Co., Barcus, Kindred &
Co., were awarded to a group comMcDonald-Mpore &
Co., H. V. posed of Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
Satttley & Co., Shannon & Cq.,!h. V. Sattley & Co., Shannon &
E. Ray Allen & Co., Inc.; Walter,
Co., S. R. Livingstone, Crouse &
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Pohl Co., the Channer Securities Co.,
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.02, a
Friday & Co., and M. B. Vick &
net interest cost of about 4.51%, Co., at a price of 100.02, a net
—
in 1968 and thereafter
1, 1967. Principal and
payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
interest (A-O)
proved
follows:
I interest
$120,000 5s.
Due
440,000 4%s. Due
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
1,350,000
4 V2S.
Due
June
on
in
1981
1977
inclusive. Bonds due
thereafter
and
able
as
tvud
interest
of Dec.
are
call-
1, 1964. Principal
(J-D)
payable at a
banking institution designated by
ilie
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
1961 to
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 185,
p. 389—were awarded to a group
of Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
H, V.
Sattley & Co., Inc., and
Bache & Co., at a price of 100.03,
composed
net interest cost of about 3.95%,
as follows:
*
a
.
$95,000 4»->s. Due
July 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
175,000 39:4s. Due on July 1 from
1968
245,000
inclusive.
Due
4s.
1978 to
July
on
1
from
1986 inclusive.
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—John H. With-
Bond
City Controller, will
erspoon,
ceive
1977
to
on
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 29 for the purchase
of $200,000 public
library bonds.
Dated
15
Jan.-15, 1957.
from
1959
to
Due
1967
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1968 to
pay¬
the
bank
of
City
the
current
in
official
New
York City,
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Chicago
or
Detroit.
Additional
W aid rip,
matic
tion,
ceive
Offering — W. B
Vice-President of Auto¬
Voting
Machine
Jamestown, N.
sealed
bids
at
Corpora¬
Y.,
the
will
Bond
Detroit
Griswold
Company, State and
Streets, Detroit, until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 29 for the
purchase of $702,000 voting ma-
1972
0:1
April 1 from
inclusive.
Offering
Planche,
ceive
(EST)
of
—
Village
sealed
Freda
K.
will
until
.general
disposal sys¬
bonds offered Jan.
sewage
revenue
185, p. 90—were awarded
to McDonald-Moore & Company.
Taylor Township School District
(P. O. Taylor Center), Mich.
Bond Offering — Ray J. Pilon,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
sealed
until
bids
8
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $1,500,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on June 1
p.m.
interest
(J-D)
payable
at a bank or trust company desig¬
nated by the original purchaser
of the bonds. Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
7:30
re¬
p.m.
obligation
storm sewer bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1956. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
1981 inclusive. Bonds due in 1968
Utica
Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond
Sale
The $1,750,000
building bonds offered Jan. 17—
v.
185,
90—were awarded to
p.
a
Dillon,
man
Securities
Union
&
and thereafter are callable as of Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Oct. 1, 1966. Principal and interest Curtis, Hornblovver & Weeks, and
(A-O) payable at a banking insti- Friday & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.01%,
tut ion designated by the successas follows:
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, $200,000 4V2s. Due on July 1 from
Detroit.
8
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
Jan. 29
on
$360,000
bonds. Dated Feb.
for
the
building
1, 1957. Due
on
June 1 from 1959 to 1982 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
are
callable
of
as
June
1, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Berry,
a
Stevens &
Les
Moorman, of Detroit.
Cheneaux
Community School
Cedarville), Mich.
Bond Offering—Oliver A.
Birge,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
District
(P.
130,000 41/4S.
Due
on
July 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
1,420,000 4s. Due
1966
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1985
to
Vicksburg Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Thurlow King,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
on
Feb.
5
for
the
$600,000
building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
on April
1 from 1959 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Bonds
due
in
1966
and
thereafter
are
subject to prior
redemption. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock &
O.
Walled
District,
Michigan
Offering—D wight L.Wise¬
man, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
building
bids
1974
and
Due
on
Dated
March
1,
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
thereafter
Bonds due in
are
callable
1968
as
of
May 1. 1963. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at a
banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
New Haven, Mich.
Bond
Offering — A. J. Bennett,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
biejs-until 8 p.m. (EST)
fdr the purchase of
age
on Jan. 2(j
$125,000 sew¬
disposal system bonds.
Dated
Bond
until
8
(EST) on Jan.
28 for the purchase of
$400,000
building and site bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1958 to
1982
p.m.
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1976 and thereafter
to
and
prior
are
redemption.
interest
(J-D)
subject
Principal
pavable
at
a
banking institution designated by
successful
bidder.
Legality
aoproved bv Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
the
Water ford Township KSch. District
P ( P> Oy.„
Pontiac),, Mich. L- ^"
mm offering—Erm'br 6: John¬
"
son,
(CS1
of
$385,000 school
$:
bond
Mich.
to
inclusive.
1986
Bonds
1968 and thereafter
of
are
due
callable
ISmitl
2790—were awarded to
headed by E. J. Prescott
Company, as follows:
184,
v.
a
p.
Nos,
group
&
Bo
$65,000 3V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
Clerl
inclusive.
1967
to
1960
til
90,000 3.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Due
4s.
90,000
in
Feb.
on
1
as
bond
from
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
0
140,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1 from
July 1, 1967. Principal and in¬
1985 inclusive.
1980 to
Bo
terest
(J-J) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
The
Chan
scale
Feb.
Aug. 1, 1958.
impr
Ogilvie School District, Minn.
Bond Offering^—William
Nie¬
District Clerk, will receive
(CST) on
purchase of $210,-
mann,
Creek, Minn.'
Offering — Virgil Boyd,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
in¬
1, 1957
from Aug.
terest of 1%%
to
additional
bear
bonds
MINNESOTA
Beaver
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bo
Jan. 30 for the
000
bids
1, 1957.
tor the
to
inclusive.
P7c
bonds. Dated Feb.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
until-8'p.m.MCST) on Feb. 5
purchase of $27,500 Com¬
munity
Building
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
15, 1957. Due on various
dates
annually from
1958 to
1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
proved
of
bidder.
Sioux
Falls.
Dakota
County Independent School
District No. 2 (P. O. West
St. Paul), Minn.
Bond
ing
Sale—The $592,000 build¬
Jan. 14 were
composed of
The First National. Bank, of St.
Paul, Allison-Williams Company,
J. M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, John Nuveen & Co.,
Caldwell. Phillips Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Shaughnessy &
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
bonds
offered
to
a
group
terest cost of about 3.92%, as fol¬
lows:
$257,000 3%s. Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
80,000 3.80s. Due
1975 to
on
1978 to 1985
The
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb.
Feb. 1 from
from
Corp
3956.
1983
banking institu¬
tion designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
;
ity
Trau
Bo
ceive
MISSISSIPPI
chase
Amory Municipal Separate District,
Mississippi
Bond Offering—R. L. McKinney,
bond
Bo
receive sealed
(CST) on Feb. 5
the purchase of $700,000 school
Clerk,
City
will
City
bids until 7 p.m.
for
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1982
until
for tl
incl.
eral
Cleveland, Miss.
Bond
Offering
—
Feb. 5 for the
000
Print
(CST)
purchase of $81,-
able
serve
improvement
bonds.
1957. Due on, Feb.
1958
to
1967
inclusive
street
Dated
1
Feb.
receive
City Clerk, will
sealed, bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
bond
N.
Dorothy
Wilson,
Feb.
from
chase
1,
Stins
Board.
approved
Legality
&
Si
Trauernicht,
Louis.
Bo
000 i
-
to th
Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
May 1, 1957 to
St.
by
of
Fil
&
Principal and interest payable lit
a
place designated by the PM1*
chaser and approved by the School
in¬
1, 1958.
was
of
as
1, 1974. Principal and inter¬
Greenville
additional
Callable
est payable at a
inclusive.
bonds bear
terest of 2%
1981
Charles
1977 inclusive.
255,000 3.90s. Due
building
Legality ap¬
& Danforth,
by Danforth
11
the p
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Bond Offering—C. L.
(
sas
'
Lancaslt'1'
Co.,
Dee.
Secretary
of
the
Board
of
receive
sealej
Dodge and Goodhue Counties Joint
Consol. Sch.
tion, will receive sealed bids.un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 28 for
the purchase of $350,000
school
bonds.
District,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 31 for the
purchase of $675,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Duel on July 1 from 1958
Feb.
Stone, of Detroit.
Lake
Bond Sale—The
1985 inclusive.
School
awarded
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Kellogg Consolidated Sch. District
(P. O. Hickory Corners), Mich.
Bond Offering—Natalie
Fischer,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
from
—
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Blyth & Co., Inc., East¬
ceive
building bonds offered Jan. 15—
Yale
1958 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
De-
Jan. 28 for the purchase
on
Sale—-The $290,000 water
and
Murray County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 42 (P. O. Lake Wilson),
Minnesota
July 1
on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
17—v.
from
282,000 4s. Due
1980 to
tiuiy 1 from
on
1979 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Donald J. Cope,
Detroit.
Clerk,
bids
$750,000
re¬
Bank & Trust
inclusive.
Inkster, Mich.
1957.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at
1967
95,000 3'/2s. Due April 1, 1973.
95,000 4s. Due April 1, 1974.
of
Climax'Scotts Community School
District (P. O. Climax), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $515,000 build¬
April 1 from
on
430,000 4 V-iS. Due
Due On June 1, 1986.
Chikaming Consolidated Sch. Dist.
No. 39 (P. O. Harhert), Mich.
Bond Offering—Eigild V. Jansen,
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 4
for the purchase of $395,000 school
building and site bonds.
Dated;
Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from 1
1957 to
as
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
305,000 4%s. Due on April 1 from
1
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive.
90,000 4V4S.
4.45%,
tem
will
| $275,000 5s. Due
June 1 from
on
about
follows:
June 1 from
on
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
of
cost
Bond
1962 to
Detroit.
St. Louis, Mich.
supply
594,UUU 4y4S. Due
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of
Bo
borot
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
callable
of Aug.
as
—
as
are
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 29
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. West Concord), Minn.
Bond Offering — Maynard L.
Flaaen, District Clerk, will re¬
for
ceive
(CST) on Feb. 18 for the purchase
$885,000 school building bonds.
payable at a place designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
City
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Louis.
bids
sealed
Clerk,
City
bids
until
2
p.m.
of
Due
011
Feb. 1
"the purchase of $678,000 build¬
ing bonds/Dated March 1, 19°J*
Due
on
in
1972
callable
cipal
as
and
of
and
thereafter
Feb.
1,
1969.
Prin¬
suitable
payable at a
institution des¬
banking
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Fillmjpre
Cburi ty: (P.
(X. Presf6h
^
N-r
Minnesota M
kofld SMeTlThS' $250,000 Wiift
*•
house
bonds
offered
Jan.
16—v.
1958
M-S.
&
TJ
198-
interest
principal and
Bo
20
are
interest
March 1 from 1958 to
iriclusive.
from 1960 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
due
will
Bond
—
—
offered
bonds
192
Jackson, Miss.
Sale
The
Jan.
23—v.
awarded
were
$1,550,000
to
a
*185, Pgroup
composed of First National
&
Co.,
Lewis
8T1
Moore"
&
Dupournau
as
follows:
&.
Company,r McDonald-1
Co., Stefpe, Agee & ■
Leach, and T. W.
17
b
Judit
Bank,
Memphis; White, Hattier &
Sanford, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle.
Watkins, Morrow & Co., Harringof
ton
Sped
Woodward lo,»,
Be
offei
Were
$322
Number 5607-.
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.-.
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53
157
000,000 water works improvemerxt. ' bonds:, -$300,000
33As,
due on Feb. 1 from ;1958 tp
-1967 inclusive; and $700,000
3tiS, due on Feb. 1 from 1968
*1
49,500
\
to
at
:
•
'
I
•
953
p u b 1 i e\ improvement
$150,000 3.%s,. due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967 iribonds:
om
'
clusive;
:'
om
due
.
3M»S,
$350,000
and
Feb.M
from
inclusive, ?
1982
hst.
.
on
1968
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1972
revenue
on
.g
;
/.
'r"
-
.
.
-
%
i '
Chadron, -Neb.
Y
v
] Bond
|
.
Sale-—The
$84,000 inter¬
section paving' and district paving
general obligation bonds offered
21
awarded
were
to
•.
1
Mount
(P. O. i 150
E. Schweser &
:vr'
-\New.York
■
,
Bond Offering—Miriam K. Cpr-
ris,
District
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan.-30 for the purchase of $1,-?
Board of Supervisors, will ;J '-1966 inclusive. ;"
"
receive sealed bids until 2 j>,m, j 68,000 district paving general obligation bonds. Due on Feb. 1
(CST) on Feb. 6 for the purchase f :
of $75,000
bridge, bonds. Dated : : j from 1959 to 1967 inclusive. ;
Feb. 1, 1957.. Due from 1958 to
!' Dated Feb, 1, 1957.
Principal
1973 inclusive. .Principal and int¬ and interest
payable at the County
erest payable, at'a banking insti¬ Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
tution designated by the success- proved
by Wells, Martin, Lane,
'ul bidder; Legality approved by Baird &
Pedersen, of Omaha.
Charles & Treauernicht,
of St.
372,000 building bonds. Dated Feb,
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
Bond
vis,
of the.
on,
3
,
Har¬
riets.
reb.
1V€.
fter
967,4
my-
les-
Loius.
der.
'
'.
"•
Simpson County (P. Q,
Mendenhall), Missr*"
Offering — W. C, Scar¬
borough, Chancery Clerk, will
re¬
Sch,
ceive
on),
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
of $100,000
Community Hospital
boot
bids
until >1
p.m.
paving and
the
to
bonds
sewer
Central
sold
was
Republic Co., Chi¬
cago, and Robert K Schweser
Co,
Smith County Supervisors Districts
Nos.
1, 4 and 5
(P. O. Raleigh),
Mississippi
Bond Offering — The
"rom
Chancery
Clerk will receive sealed bids
11
til
rom
the
(CST)
a.m.
Jan.
on
HAMPSHIRE
for
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Jan. 28
for the
County (P. O.
Woodville), Miss.
Offering—T. Y. Chapman,
Bond
in-
Chancery
1957
will
Clerk,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $12,500
Feb.
Archie,
Bond
7c
Feb.
Sale—An
water
Mo.
'
issue
works
r
of
M-o'i-v-f
$25,000
Sale—The
Jan.
21
Second
Trust
//.
$600,000
were
notes
awarded
Bank-State
Principal
Co., Boston, at 2.327%
count.
dis¬
VH
Bank.
by
Heckler
York
Legality
City.
(P.
185,
O.
Albany), N.
Sale
The
—
bonds
offered
390—were
p.
syndicate
headed
Trust
of
Co.
Buffalo,
100.02, a
by
cipal and interest,(M-S) payable
at The County Trust Company, M
Legality approvfd
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
New
a
Marine
the
New
York,
price of
3.60s, at a
basis of about
as
York
New York
for
6
the
to
contract
a
Housing
with
of
p.m.
Feb. 5 for the purchase
$63,500
bonds.
2
general
obligation
1, 1956. Due on
Dated Dec.
the
Public
Administration/
.
Poestenkill
Bond
(P. O.
Sale
.
Dec. 1 from ,1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Due
•1967
to
May 1, 1966. )
on
125,000 3s. Due
May
on
from
1
1971 inclusive.
190,000 3y4s.
Due
on
May 1 from
1972 to 1980 inclusive.
!
80,000 2Vfes.
Due
on
?
;
May 1 from-
1981 to 1984 inclusive.
;
•
"
Concord; N. 'C. '
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
5
ling,'Secretary of Local Govern-ment
Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
his
at
leigh until 11
in
office
Ra¬
(EST) on Jan.
29 for the purchase of $74,000 City
Hall bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Feb.
on
a.m.
1
from
1958
1967
to
!,!•«!!
*
Troy), N.
bonds offered
garage
Y.
Jan.
16—v.
185, p. 194—were awarded to the
Union National Bank, of Troy, as
3y2s, at
price of
a
Common
12
par.
School
District
No.
O. Rome), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Robert C.
Board
of
sealed
Chairman
bids
Edward
Trustees,
the
of
will
the
at
of
LaGatta, 125 North Wash
St.,
Rome,
until
noon
and
interest
Rome
Dec.
inclusive.
- —
County Manteo School Dist.
(P. O. Manteo), N. C.
Bond Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11
Jan. 29 for
1956.
1983
a.m.
bonds.
Due
(EST)
on
the purchase of
school
000
over
on
$250,Dec. 1,
Dated
June 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Han¬
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing,
Shetterly
1
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Trust
Co., Rome: Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York ;Cjty. v. m i
&
Mitchell,
of
New York City.
Greenville, N. C.
G.
on
1985
Dare
receive
office
on
New York City.
terest
.
(P.
Wentworth,
Bank, of New York City.
approved
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
Legality
Dated
The $30,000 town
—
to
until
of
June 1, 1956. Due on June: 1 from
1958 to 1997 inclusive.
:
1957
bids
purchase
$16,800,000 New Housing Author¬
ity bonds being issued pursuant
Hamilton, Village Treasurer, will
sealed
25,000 2%s.
hattan
Feb.
on
1, 1956. Due
on
May 1 from
on
office, 299 Broadway, New York
City 7, N. Y., until noon (EST)
Dec.
(EST)
Due
inclusive.Principal, and interest
(F-A) payable at the Chase Man¬
L.
receive
as
.
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Due
~
Feb. 7 for the purchase
of $186,000 building bonds. Dated
C.
net
a
3.27%,
Offering — The Authority
will- receive sealed
bids ; at
its
(EST)
Elmsford, N. Y.
Offering — John
City Housing Authority,
Bond
ington
3.59%.
par,
about
-
Pleasantville.
23—v.
to
receive
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
Rome
Y.
awarded
will
of
$145,000 6s.
$232,000 fire house bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1956. "
Due on March 1
$3,059,000
Jan.
Western
District-Treasurer;
sealed bids until 12:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of
ap¬
Colonie Central School District No.
5
Pleasantville), N. Y.
Offering — Arthur Bell,
Bond
>
in¬
and
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
&
to
Street
bonds
revenue
proved
Bond
the
i
Dillon,
1957. Due Nov. 29,
N.
on
mentioned
1957.
offered
MISSOURI
210,-
1,
Cicero
Dated Feb.
1,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
school
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $400,000 notes.
Dated
the
at
bonds.
Due
on
City Manager, will receive sealed
Note
eive
house
Bond
Portsmouth,
Nie-
fire
1, 1957. Due
Claremont, N. H.
Offering—Gordon
improvement bonds.
n.
bids
State Bank, until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $48,000
Dec. 20, 1957.
on
1982 incl.
Wilkinson
(EST)
purchase of $200,-
000 notes. Dpted Feb.
Note
rom
Treasurer,
sealed
Eggleswill re¬
terest (F-A) payable at the above-
Berlin, N. H.
Note Offering — Louis Delorge,
Jr.
City Treasurer, will receive
un¬
28
District
ceive
Cicero),
York
Offering—Forest
1975
NEW
purchase of $200,000 Industrial
bonds. Due from 1958 to
rom
New
1957.
jointly.
15—
;cott
Cicero Fire District (P. O.
ton,
Bond Sale—An issue of $189,000
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1982 incl.
to
Company, in
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
Galloway, of. New York City.}
Rochester.
Bond
Hastings, Neb.
,
Bond
sealed
coln Rochester Trust
v.
'
sey,
ber,
inclusive.
Principal; and
interest (F-A) payable at the Lin¬
NEVADA
?*■%',;
.
1977
to
Pleasant, Pleasantville Fire
District (P. O.
price of
a
cost
follows;,_
.
Winton Road South, Rochester)*,
,
interest
(F-A) payable at the Cen¬
Valley National Bank, Central
Valley.
Legality.,, approyed, by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
• 4...
' New York City.
:
NEW YORK y.
School District No.
jointly, at
tral
Brighton and Pitts ford Union Free
Robert
Co., of Omaha. /
; The sale consisted of: : "
J ;
/
terest
$16,000 intersection paving bonds.
Sale—rA.: R;_ Bew,\Clerk J [ ; Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to
:
:
) on
and recreational facil¬
ities improvement (cigarette tax)
Due
'
••
struction
inclusive.
•
to. Jan.
Ftor* County i (P. OS i*■;
Greenwood)* Miss.
;
Le
12
price of
a
par.
i
500,000
"
No.
NEBRASKA
1982 inclusive.
to
District
[ " mission, 'as'4s, at
-
•est
School
bonds to the State Land Com-
:
Bond
Sale—The $275,000 public
improvement
bonds
15—v.
195—were awarded
fo
185,
the
p.
Wachovia
offered
Bank
Jan.
Trust
&
Company, of Winston-Salem,'r at
price
of
of
par,
about
$32,000
3.32%,
6s.
1958
1
Feb.
on
1961
to
follows:'
as
Due
a
interest: cost
net
a
•
from
inclusive.
243,000 3y4s.,,Due onFeb/a from
1962
inclusive.'
1975
to
.
1959
the
to
Municipal
Bond
Corp.,
Chicago.
Dated
Nov.
11956. Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
of
is
sold
was
iter-
1,
to
ity
ssful
approved
by
*
Bond
school
Louis.
185,
&
Missouri (State of )
Bond
ceived
trict,
of
iney,
aled
Bond
13
for
in
to
1
until
incl.
for the nurchase of
7:30
(CST)
p.m
W.
Fbb.
4
$1,499,000 gen¬
eive
obligation water and sewer
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
JST)
Principal and.interest -(F-A)
able
$81,-
at
serve
oi ids,
bank
a
in
pay¬
Federal
a
Re¬
Center selected by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
Feb.
isive.
le at
pur*
St.
Louis
hool
Bond
000
ate
sas
City,
and
Co., jointly,
aster.
Luce
as
Due
terest
ton
Co., Kan¬
Thompson &
4s and 3%s.
Dated
29
Dee. 1, 1956. Due on March 1 from
1958 to
1976 inclusive.
Interest
uild-
&
Dated
Principal
(F-A) payable
National
Legality
&
1,
and
n.
Trauernieht, of St. Louis.
Boonton.
in
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
MONTANA
by
d
oved
Bond
St,
f
City
Dillon, Mont.
Offering—Don
Clerk,
bids until
Sale—The
$370,000
gen¬
194—were awarded to the Na¬
tional
J.
State
Devine
Bank
of
Newark; C.
&
Co.; Van Deventer
Bros., Inc.; and J. R. Ross & Co.,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.23, a
17
P-
roup
3ank.
r
&
j
eerie,
offered
ring-
nald-1
?e
&
Co. j
awarded
the
sealed
John
bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
1957.
•
Were
•
Jan.
19—v.' 185, p.: £0—
as follows:
O
awarded,
$322y760 .High School .:District No.
12 bonds.to(
Piper,- J"a£fray ,&
•
>
Hopwbodj-
•
to
a
group
composed of
Fidelity
J.
Union
Trust
Co.;
Ryan & Co.; Byrne and
Phelps, Inc.;
Co.,
taking
3.80s, at
of
about
a
and F. R. Cole
$449,000
bonds
2
&
Corp.; White, Weld
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Co.;
Fenrier & Beane; and J. C. Brad¬
ford
&
Co.,
as
3.40s, at
a
&
as
price of 100.32, a basis
Albvouerque,
N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Finance DirectHarold
E.
Kious., announces
that bids will be. received until 2
District
Clerk,
will
Union
Free
School
Blanchester
Local
receive
School
District,
Ohio
of
230,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.
announces
1, 1957.
Feb. 1 from 1958
to 1987 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ceived until 1
terest
building bonds.
&
Trust Company, of Utica,
Marine Midland Trust
the
at
Company,
the
on
(F-A) payable at the First
Bank
or
Due
of New
holder's
proved
option.
City, at
Legality ap¬
by
Heckler &
Bond
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
Offering—Clerk of Board
Education
13
for
Brilliant
Bond
York
George I. Carnahan
that
the
bids
will
be
re¬
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $130,000
p.m.
Local Sch. District, Ohio
Sale—The $397,500 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 184,
2887 — were awarded to Mc¬
p.
Donald
&
3y2s, at
a
of
about
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.56, a basis
3.42%.
Westfield, Ripley and Portland
Central School District No.
Greece
OHIO
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan.: 31 for the purchase of $2,-
price of
District
No. 4 (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
Cambridge City Sch. District, Ohio
1
Bond
(P. O. Westfield), N. Y.
Offering — Doratha
Bond
C.
Offering
Hutchins,
—
Clerk
of
Charlene
the
Board
F.
of
Hage, District Clerk, will receive
Education, will receive sealed bids
Genesee
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 29 for the purchase of $106,-
until
pany,
000
building
price
bonds
was
sold
the
to
Valley Union Trust Com¬
of Rochester, as 3.20s, at a
of 100.03, a basis of about
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Feb.
from
1958
1, 1957. Due on Feb
to
1962
inclusive.
1956.
Due
1980
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
(J-D)
(EST) on Jan. 29 for
purchase of $1,600,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
noon
the
Due
on
June
in¬
1958
to
1980
at
payable
to
and
from
1
Principal
the
1957
Marine
Midland Trust Co., New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Genesee Valley Union
York
Trust Company, of
1
and
1
Dec.
from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Cambridge Bank, Cambridge. Le¬
gality approved- by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Galloway, of New York City.
Rochester. Le¬
gality approved by William
Easton, of Rochester.
Chilicothe, Ohio
G.
Wilton
School
Common
•
Bond Offering—David K.
District
,,
No.
Bond
Hempstead, N. Y.
Sale—The $1,775,000 vari¬
bonds offered Jan.
194—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of C. J.
Devine & Co., Francis I. duPont
Rr. Co., Ira Faupt & Co., Tilney &
purposes
22—v.
185,
Co., and
p.
Edwards and
Hanly, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.29, a basis
of about 3.45%.
Clerk,
District
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Jan. 31 for the
purchase of $165,000 building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1956.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
to
1986
interest
Chase
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
Manhattan
Bank,
Woodbury, Blooming
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo
Monroe,
Central Sch. District No.
1
Bond
Valley), N. Y.
Offering—Seymour New¬
and
at
the
of New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $120,000 building bonds. Dated Feb.. 1,
man,
District
pjn.: (MSTKon Feb. 4Tor the pur- j 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
chase «of $300,000 acquisition, con-11977 inclusive. Principal and -in¬
Galloway, of New York City.
NORTH
Burke County
bids
until
CAROLINA
receive sealed
(EST) on Feb. 6
noon
for the
purchase of $23,000 Health
Building
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from
1958
to 1967 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
interest
the
at
City
(J-D)
Treasurer's
payable
office.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Cleves, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $70,000 munici-
pal building bonds offered Jan. 16
—v.
185, p. 90—were awarded to
Stranahan, Harris & Company.
Columbus,
(P. O. Morgantown),
North Carolina
Webb,
City Auditor, will
(P. O. R. D. No. 2,
Gansevoort), N. Y.
Offering—Lorraine West-
Bond
cott,
1
York
(P. O. Route 32, Central
MEXICO
Utica City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering—William J. Lof
100.21, a basis of about 3.38%.
3.76%.
NEW
tor
N*.
—
ous
Smith,
Judith Basin County Sch. Districts
(P' O. Stanford), Mont.
Bond Sale—The
$372,260 bonds
Kees,
basis of about 3.65%.
J.
p.m.
District
building bonds offered Jan. 23—
v.
185, p. 194—were awarded to
a group composed of Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
of
Chicago;
1
eral bonds offered Jan. 22—v. 185,
p.
School
y. (P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,451,000
Dated
Springfield Township (P. O.
Springfield), N. J.
will" receive
(MST) on Feb.
20
for the
purchase of $77,000
Special Improvement District No.
0,000
15,
8
Central
3.18%.
Springfield Township (P. O.
Srringfield), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 22 Were
•
1982
crest
Glenville, Amsterdam and Charlton
in¬
at the Boon-
Bank,
approved
Del afield
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1958 to
M-S. Legality approved
by Charles
1957.
on
inclusive.
Bond
the Commerce Trust
bonds.
water
1957.
1977
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000 fire protection bonds was sold
to
—
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 5 for the purchase of $118,-
Mehlville), Mo.
St,
Galloway, of New York City.
First of Boston
Offering
Blanche SpitTownship Clerk, will receive
zer,
County, Mehlville Fire
Protection District (P.
by
lis,
sealed
New-
Parsiopany-Troy Hill Township
(P. O. Parsippany), N. J.
Daly,
eral
N.
H.
Inc., and J. R. Ross & Co., as
3.90s, at a price of 100.16, a basis
of about 3.88%.
I
building
on
W.
of
a
Principal aAdiinterest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
County Trust Co.,
Elmsford.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
bold's Son & Co., Byrne & Phelps,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
hool
composed
to
re¬
20 years.
Moherly, Mo.
Offering — R.
awarded
were
—
pur¬
the
$20,000,000
bonds. Due
eb. 5
Feb.
Sale—The $357,000 public
bonds offered Jan. 16—v.
90
p.
group
Offering—Bids will be
until
chase
y
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Woodstown), N. J.
Legal¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
by
tt
Pilesgrove
1983 inclusive. Interest J-J.
titu-
'♦"NEW * JERSEY'< ■:-vv,<l
.
Bond and Note
Ohio
Offering—Agnes
Bond Sale—The $565,000 school Brown, City Clerk, will receive
building bonds offered Jan. 22— sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
y.
185,.-p. 391—were awarded to on Feb. 1 for the purchase-of
R. S; Dickson & Co., and Branch $312,628.84 bonds and. notes, as
I
■>
Banking &
Trust Coi, - Wilson,', follows:
-
.
-
.
.
54:
$90,000.00 Municipal Zoo Building
and Improvement Fund No. 6
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
Grand Rapids Local School District,
1976
ing bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 185,
Feb.
on
1959
from
1
to
inclusive. Interest F-A.
ries No. 268 bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1957. Due on Feb. 15 from
Inter¬
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
*
est F-A.
improvement,
street
202,072.00
157
No.
series
March 1,
Dated
note.
1957. Due on Sept. 1,
improvement,
street
March 1,
and
District, Ohio
$5,000,000
City Sch.
The
—
offered
bonds
22—
Jan.
awarded to
of Shields &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Coffin
&
Burr; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy; Francis I. du Pont &
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; F. R.
Cole & Co.; John Small & Co.;
J. W. Sparks & Co.; and Vercoe
Co.,
3s, at
price of 101.96,
a
of about 2.81%.
East Palestine
Ohio
Sale—The $290,000 school
Bond
bonds
195
to
185,
Hayden,
Curtis, jointly,
price
of
100.91,
a
3%s,
basis of
as
Edon-Northwest Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Edon), Ohio
Bond Offering — E. C. Derby¬
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Jan. 31 for the
purchase of $305,000 school im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Clerk of Board
1957.
Due
on
terest
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Legality
Monday
Bond
,
bids
sealed
Feb.
5
the
for
Due
purchase of
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Jan.
Dated
Dec.
on
noon
improvement
bonds.
ment
will receive
(EST) on
Clerk,
until
street
000
assess¬
1,
Sale—The
Bond
and
Cincinnati.
by
Legality
Shaffer
Peck,
&
approved
Williams, of
Bond
for the
Bond
jPalmer,
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 20 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 school
building
bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
Clerk
1957. Due
on
from
15
from 1958 to 1981
cipal
and interest
Fairborn.
Prin¬
(J-D) payable
National
First
the
at
inclusive.
Legality
of
Bank
by
approved
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Farmington Township (P. O.
West
Bond
Farmington), Ohio
The $20,000
Sale
fire
—
Jan. 9—v.
184, p. 2791 — were awarded to
Hayden, Miller & Company, of
Cleveland, as 4V2s, at a price of
100.26, a basis of about 4.45 %.
engine
Goshen
(P.
\
-
Bend
Clerk
offered
bonds
Township Local Sch. Dist.
O. Wapakoneta), Ohio
Offering — Fred Riker,
of
the
Board
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(EST)
chase
of
on
Feb. 5 for the
pur¬
$185,000 building bonds.
and
interest
(J-D) payable
at
the
Ohio
Valley Savings &
Trust Co., New Philadelphia. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.?
185, p. 391—were awarded
Fahey, Clark & Company, fts
4V4S, at a price of 100.21, a basis
Union
(P.
Twp.
Bond
Offering
of
M. Hale,
Fred
of
due
due on April I from 1960 to
1964 inclusive; :$845,000 3l/js,
.
—
from 1961 to 1996 inclusive.
3.32%, as follows: $325,000 4s,
.
Board
the
Dated Dec. 1, 1956.. Due on June
l
1,500,000 water bonds at 100.008,
a
net interest cost of about
Wilmington),
O.
Ohio
Clerk
v
4.22%.
due on April 1 from 1965 to
receive
sealed; bids
until
1977 inclusive; and $330,000
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the pur¬ [•;
/1
;• 3.30s, due on April/1/from
chase of $15,000 fire equipment
/
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
/
/
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
The; $550,000 .fire
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
station and
will
J-D.
Wilmington. Legality approved by
of
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 17—v. 185,
p. 91 — were awarded to Fahey,
Bond
Sch.
Offering
Thomas,
Clerk
Ohio
District,
Margaret
—
of
Board
the
Harris
Bond
building bonds offered Dec. 28—v.
184,
p.
4V2S, at
as
building bonds. Dated Feb.
on June and Dec. 15
15, 1957. Due
from
1958 to
cipal
and
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
(J-D)
interest
Milford.
Legality
County
District
No.
Bond
Clerk
Offering
Board
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
chase
Due
Bank,
of
1960
Chagrin Falls), Ohio
Offering—Ballard Brady,
Bond
of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
of
$1,250,000 school
Dated
June
March
and
1
Dec.
inclusive.
1977
to
noon
1963
7
pur¬
bonds.
inclusive.
No.
1
(P.
O.
Pryor),
Oklahoma
Business Man¬
—
Treasurer J.
-
that
announces
ceived
until
"
E.
McCracken
bids
7:30
will
be
re¬
(CST) on
Jan. 31 for the purchase of $200,C00
p.m.
building bonds.
from
1959 to
Due
tan
interest
from
1958
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Trust
Co., Cleveland.
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(J-D)
Cleveland
Legality
Sanders &
Bond
Bankers Trust Co., all
National
Bank
bonds
p.
offered
&
other
Inc.,
which
account
issue
members
took
the
Northern
a
22
v.
—
185,
Co.,
issue of $550,000
sey,
were
headed by the
group
Trust
Chicago;
an
sold to Hal-
was
of the
$550,000
Corn
Chemical
were:
Ex¬
Bond
Offering
Louise Yordv,
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 4
„
Co.; and Evan L. Davis.
for the
District
School
H.
ager
No.
'
Dated
15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
to
1967 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the
office. Legal¬
750,000
5
will
bids
that
•/
announces
received, until
be
(CST) on Jan. 28 for the
purchase of $350,000 school build¬
p.m.
ing bonds. Due serially from 1959
1965 inclusive.
to
limited
est
100.009,
cost
of
follows:
facilities
net inter¬
a
about
$210,000
3.34%,
4s,
as
due
on
Village Treasurer's
April 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
clusive; $360,000 31/4S, due on
April 1 from 1966 to 1977 in¬
clusive;
Plain
Township Local Sch. District
(P. O. Canton), Ohio
Sale
Bond
—
The
$1,457,000
building bonds offered Jan. 22—
v.
185, p. 195—were awarded to
a
group composed of First Cleve¬
land Corp.;
Field, Richards & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; McDonald
&
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.;
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Stranahan,
Harris & Co.; Doll & Isphording,
Inc.; and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.,
as 4s, at a price of
100.33, a basis
of
about
Russia
3.96%.
Local
Bond
School
District,
Ohio
Sale—The $114,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 185,
p.
195 — were awarded to J. A.
White
&
price
of
Company,
100.62,
a
as
basis
4s,
at
of
a
about
due
600,000 park
3.29%,
due
Bond
Sale—The $105,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 185,
p.
ald
195—were awarded to McDon¬
&
Co., of Cleveland,
as
444s,
as
from
3.30s,
1978
to
cost
of
inclusive; $450,000 3V4s,
due on April 1 from 1963 to
1977
inclusive;
and
$30,000
3.30s, due April 1, 1978.
2,250,000 santiary sewer bonds at
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.31 %, as follows: $500,000 4s, due on April 1 from
1963
to
from
and
1964
inclusive;
due
to
on
1977
$350,000
High
due
on
sewer
bonds
interest
of
about 3.31%, as follows: $60,000
4s, due
1960
000
to
on
1963
1964
to
April
1
from
inclusive; $210,-
3V4S, due
on
school
April 1 from
a
about
price
of
4.12%,
101.12,
a
basis
of
March
on
(PST)
1
March
from
1,
1957.
1958 to
office.
urer's
Legality
155,000
aoproved
.
until
from
Due
clusive.
will
7:30
a
net
interest
at
cost
Feb. 1, 1966.
1958
to
on
1967
in¬
by Winfree, McCullough, Shuler & Sayre,
of
1974.,:—
and
1976.
and
,
Bond
Offering—Josephine Har¬
District Clerk, will receive
bids
sealed
Jan.
until
28
for
and
1,460,000
from 1958 to
due
in
callable
as
and
the
of
and
on
Jan. 1
thereafter
Jan.
interest
1,
1.965.
(J-J)
approved
Shuler, of Portland.
by
on
Feb. 1, 1979
Due
Feb.
on
1,
City, Pa.
Offering
—
W.
Andrew
Mock, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8 p.m.
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
$30,000
..
..
general
.
.
obligation
..
.
.
Patterson
Township (P. Ok
Beaver
Falls}, Pa.
bids will
Township
Bond Offering—Sealed
.
be
received
the
by
Secretary until 7:30
general
Scott
*
of
Carnegie),
.
J. Price,
Bond Offering—Walter
sealed
$40,000
obligation bonds.
Township (P, O.
Pennsylvania
/
.
(EST) on
p.m.
Feb. 5 for the purchase
Secretary, will
bids until 9 p.m.
receive
(EST) on
$250,-
Feb. 12 for the purchase of
000 general
obligation bonds.
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. /.
Bond
are
Prin¬
payable
office.
John
W.
Offering —The
Commis¬
sioners of the City Sinking Funds
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
a.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 1 for the pur¬
bonds to¬
chase
of
taling
$125,000, now being
City Sinking Funds:
in the
County Treasurer's
Legality
4%'s,
Homer
Bond
of
1972 inclusive. Bonds
1966
Feb. 1, 1977
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
1, 1957. Due
on
1997.
$323,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Jan.
Feb. 1, 1975
1980.
RHODE
7
the
y'y
on
-
160,000 4V4s. Due
Township
County Sch. District No. 23
(P. O. Box 1, Elgin), Oregon >
ris,
Feb. 1, 1973
on
and 1978.
Portland.
Union
-
'
1971.
1, 1972.
*
160,000 4.20s. Due
re¬
Principal
and
interest
at the City Treasurer's
payable
1, 1967.
1, 1969.
1, 1970.
on
160,000 4.15s. Due
p.m.
office. Legality approved
at
bonds
Feb. 1, 1965.
on
Feb.
Feb.
!, 65,000 3.90s. Due on Feb.
65,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1,
65,000 4.05s. Due on Feb.
E.
(PST) on Feb. 11 for the purchase
of $72,000 Bancroft Improvement
bonds.
•;
on
3.70s. Due
in¬
1967
Recorder,
bids
/ ;
Due
Springfield, Oregon\
Bond
Offering — William
City
4.45%,
Feb. 1 from
on
55,000 3.80s. Due
60,000 3.85s. Due
(EST)
sealed
about
of
cost
..;
50,000 3.60s. Due
of
Mansell,
&
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
;
Sayre, of Portland.
1978.
100.0004,
interest
follows:
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
ceive
Securities
Union
$150,000 3V2S. Due
Feb. 9
011
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
cipal
sewer
Dillon,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co., Elkins,
Morris, Stokes & Co., Penington,
Collet ;& Co., and Supple, Yeatman & Co., at a price of 98.00, a
clusive.
1977
storm
$2,715,000
White,
Weld
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., C. C. Collings & Co.,
W.
H.
Newbold's
Son
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke.
purchase of $100,000 school
inclusive; and
$15,000 3.30s, due 011 April 1,
450.000
The
—
bonds offered Jan.
revenue
185, p. 195—were awarded
syndicate composed of East¬
a
the
following
held
„
$75,000 2% highway bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on April i
-
at
Sale
17—v.
to
at
cost
Bank,
.Legality
approved
Elliott & Munson,
Philadelphia.
Bond
Stokes.
Dated
on
net
in
callable
are
Authority (P. O. Hellertown),
will receive sealed
clusive.
a
1959
due
Hellertown-Lower Saucon School
Beach),
Oregon
Offering—Harold
for the
1
inclusive;
3.30s,
from
National
Townsend,
of
School
bonds.
$1,-
April
April 1 from 1978 to 1981 in¬
storm
by
:
(P. 0,' Gold
1
bids until 8 p.m.
about
1962
1959
No.
Union
District Clerk,
a
follows: $120,000 4s,
1 from 1959 to
400,000 3V4S,
Mechanics
Phoenixville.
bonds.
bonds at 100.005,
1
Bonds
thereafter
of March 1, 1967. Principal and
interest payable at the Farmers &
;
-
April
on
100.01,
Southington Township Local Sch.
District (P. O. Warren), Ohio
$180,000
interest
net
300,000
3.93%.
and
April 1
1982 inclusive.
on
and
as
1
County
Bond
access
March
on
inclusive.
1975
1968
150,000 4.10s. Due
OREGON
follows:
bonds at
Due
1957.
to
not
\
(P. O-."
30
McClellan
E.
were
purchase of $28,000 fire de¬
partment apparatus bonds.
purchase of
obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
as
District
as
(EST)
p.m.
the
general
$170,000
Washington County Independent
signal bonds.
awarded
7:30
for
Co., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Ctirry
bonds
until
Feb.., 14
on
man
Kidder,
Inc.;
Co.,
immediately of the $50,000 traffic
$5,850,000
bids
sealed
Peabody &
Co., Inc.;, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Hornblower & Weeks; Dean
Witter
&
Co.; * Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Honnold & Co.; First Na¬
tional Bank, of Oklahoma City;
Bacon, Stevenson &/Co.; W„; H,,
Morton & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
&
Stuart & Co. Inc., and Asso¬
and no award was made
The
Ellen W.
change Bank, of New York; Blair
ciates,
Oxford, Ohio
Mrs.
—
Pennsylvania
,
$6,450,000
Offering
Smily, Secretary of the Board of
School
Directors,
will
receive
addition to Halsey, Stuart &
Bartlesville),Okla.
— Business Man¬
391—a block of $5,850,000
awarded to
of
.
Wells, Inc./
In
Trust
Township Sch. Dist.
,'(P- O. Kimberton), Pa.
Bond
Bond Offering
the
Jan.
of
National
Bank
&
Trust Co., of Kansas City; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; R. J. Edwards,
City
1965 inclusive.
Sale —Of
Bank,
York;
New
Tulsa;
serially
Tulsa, Okla.
improvement
1, 1957. Due
1
Savings
&
Chicago; Chase Manhat¬
Bank:
First
National: City
Bank;
Feb. 27 for the purchase
on
Northern Trust Co.;
of:
Trust
•
District
ager
Orange Local School District (P. O.
Board
until
building
to
Bond Offering
the
bids
Jan 30 for the
on
$2,100
from
O. Neely,
Education,
of
Mayes County Independent School
by
approved
cinnati.
of
O.
—
the
of
which
bonds
group
$5,850,000
of
both
Co.
Oklahoma
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Clerk
Dependent School
(P. O. Ardmore),
70
The
the
&
East Piheland
V-.j
Inc.; Small-Milburn Company; A.
G. Edwards & Sons; and Andrews
payable
National
Milford
the
Carter
of
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 7
for
the
purchase
of , $400,000
at
price of 100.11,
a
basis of about 4.23%.
a
will
Education,
Syndicates:
purchased
consisted
OKLAHOMA
Local
1962
from
Washington Township Local School
(P. O. Centerville) Ohio
Sale—The $33,000 school
Due on April 1
to 1972 inclusive. ,
3.20s.
430,000
Clark & Company.
District
April 1, 1961.
40,000 3y4s. Due on
Sale—The $300,000
Bank
Pittsburgh.
1, 1959
1960.
and
Valley Township Local School Dist.
(P. O. Lucasville) Ohio
Bond
Due 011 April
$80,000 4s.
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati.
Newtown
of
Williams,
&
nati,
Williams, of
&
Shaffer
approved
Legality
Shaffer
of par, a net interest cost
about 3.23%, as follows: ; / .
price
inclusive.
1967
to
v
bonds were sold at a
equipment
National
Pittsburgh,-: or at the First
City Bank/ New York
City. Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, 0f
National
*
Principal and interest (J-D)
and
Co.,
.
payable at the First National Bank,
1963
Mellon
.
sive.
in
as of Jurte 1, 1962/
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
-
noon
Bonds
thereafter are
callable
J
Trustees,
2679 — were awarded to
Magnus & Company, of Cincin¬
5:30
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
1957.
1958
Peck,
by
bonds.
Due on Dec.
improvement
Dated Jan." 15,
15 and Dec. 15
June
—
17—v.
purchase of $4,942.15 Tim-
Drive
rick
1958
City School District, Ohio
Offering — Emerson E.
Young,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 9
Jan.
Cincinnati.
Fairborn
Dist.
build¬
$30,000
Monroe, Ohio
Offering — G. A.
1977
interest
Lockland
bonds
Ohio
Cartwright & Company, as 4V2S.
1957.
1958 to
the
at
$64,-
branch of the First National Bank
of
School
ing bonds offered Jan. 18—v. 185,
p. 195—were awarded to Sweney
on
Offering—Lucille V. Bos-
Village
sert,
Cleveland.
Co.,
Local
Creek
bonds.
Evendale, Ohio
*
school
offered Jan.
to
Peck,
in¬
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the Edon
Bank
Company, in Edon.
State
(J-D) payable at the
Trust
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
.1977
Principal
Legality
school
about 3.62%,
shire,
interest
Cleveland
p.
Co., and Paine, Webber,
Jackson &
a
24—v.
awarded
were
Miller &
at
Jan.
offered
—
improvement
1957
PENNSYLVANIA
follows:
as
•
Interest
City School District,
2
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
1977 * inclusive.
composed
as
basis
a
195—were
p.
group
No.
bonds.
(P. O. New Lexington),
Sale
Bond
on Feb. 7
$597,846.85
District
Sewer
assessment
to
'
Columbus
of
1, 1957. Due
burger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
&
special
and
bus.
(EST)
noon
purchase
1958
gality approved by Bricker, Mar-
185,
the
Feb.
note.
interest payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
school
until
for
Dated
158
1958.
Principal
a.
bids
"
Monday, January 28,
...
due on April; 1
Allegheny County Sanitary Au¬
from 1959- to 1964 inclusive;
thority (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa
Bond
$260,000 31/4S, due on April 1
Offering
Richard
B
from
1965 to 1977 inclusive; Tucker,
Secretary,
will
receive
and
$70,000
3.30s,, due
on sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
(EST)
April 1 from 1978 to 1981 in¬ on Feb. 14 for. the purchase of:
clusive.
.
..
•<-V '< $15,000,000 sewer revenue bonds.
Sale—The $194,000
of about
Maple Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—John J. Wetzel,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
1957. Due on Sept. 1,
No.
series
to
3.93%.
Northeast
1958.
11,000.00
v.
about
awarded
were
—
Ohio
Bond
.
4s,
.$120,000
-
New Middletown),
(P. O.
build¬
Mc¬
Donald & Co., of Cleveland, as 4s,
at a
price of 100.65, a basis of
195
p.
street improvement, se¬
9,556.84
Sale—The $135,000
Bond
about" 3.33%,
.of
;
Springfield Township Local School
District
Ohio
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
(534)
-
from
1958
to
Interest A-O.
1964
inclusive.
I
75•
Number 5607
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial
...
Lewisville Tex.
Feb.
B.
1, 1963, Interest
June
~
1972
to
City; Hall ancLPost Office builds
uig bonds was-sold to Henry, Seay
& Black, as 4%s' and 4*4s.
ive
.bonds,
1,: 1943. Due: on
F-A.
1
J-D.
by ..Storey,
Thorndike,: Palmer & Dodge,' of
Legality ' approved
5T)
of-
ei1
.
nds
-W.
rin-
inclusive.
Interest
^
south: Dakota
for
5
the
Dated Feb.
1969
able
after
10
Pinedale, Wyo.
will be re¬
of
from date
years
WYOMING
Call¬
1959 to 1977 inclusive.
from
Upton County (P. O. Rankin), Tex
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000
1977 inclusive.
to
Due on Feb. 1
1, 1957.
Bond Offering—Bids
issue.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
until
ceived
9:30
(MST) 011
of $168,-
a.m.
Feb. 12 for the purchase
Bond
; SaI^i_**The' $2,250,000 $20,000 33/4S. Due on Jan. 1 from ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of 000 bonds, as follows:
; J1958 to 1961 inclusive.
$72,000 water system bonds.;
Seattle.
Sch. Dist. ^ building bonds" offered Jan. 22—
V.^l85, p.;'3^2j—wjere awarded to
50,000 4s.' Due on Jan. 1 from
48,000 sewer system bonds.
Pierce County School District No.
"a group composed of First Na1 1962 to 1970 inclusive.7
:; :
48,000
sewer
system
revenue
Bond Offering — Bernard Mat99 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
uohal City Bank* of New Ybrk; iV Dated Jan.
bonds.
1;, 1957. Interest j-J.
tern, Clerk of Board of Education,
Bond Sale—The $35,000 school
First
Southwest7 Company ;
Co¬
will receive sealed bids until 8
Ward Countyl(P. .O. Monahans), bonds offered Jan. 21—v. 185, p.
lumbian >Securities
Corp., • ; of
p.m;; (CST) on Jan. 28 for,the; purr,
^'o'Kt'^exa* b\.- /*/•£' w : 196—were sold to the State, as
TexasFrididyAbHess & Fredefchase of .$87,000 -building, bonds,
Bond Salte-rt-An issue of $26,500
QUEBEC
3%s, at a price of par.
Dated; Feb.'l;. 1957: Due on Aug., P. king;: Centra^> liive.stment Com¬ park bonds was sold to the State
Thurston County,' Yelm Sch. Dist< Quebec Hydrb-Electric Commission,
from 1958 tb 1977 inclusive. Priri-, pany of Texas; -Rotan; Mosle " &
Board of Education, as 4s. Dated
Quebec
No. 2 (P. O. Olympia), Wash.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable* Go.';" Dallas Rupp -fif Son; and Aus- Jan.. J5, 19571; Due on Jan. 15, 1971
Registers $35,000,000 Debenture
Bond Offering—Donald Boone,
at any suitable bank designated tiri;:iHart &. Parvln, at a price of
and-1972.!.; * ,'vV
~
With SEC—Quebec Hydro-Elec100.13, a net interest cost of about
County
Treasurei-j
will receive
by the purchaser;
,l
-
,
:
..
j
the
410,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of
purchase
$325,000 general obligation bonds.
■; ;vi
_
Mcintosh Independent
No
li S.
are
1976
Midlandyjhdepefident School Dist., park bonds was sold to the State
Board of. Education, as follows:
V:j *Texas "
\.
. > .: '•}.
Boston.
ids.
1
Feb.
on
1,11957.)Due on Feb. 1 from
','iBond Sale—An.^issue of $70,000
•
June
Dated
,•
refunding
2.20%l
50,000
,r
55
(535)
Chronicle
-
;
,
.
...
rust
.
-
irst
ork
.
irg-
of
,
Oist.
w.
3.46%, as follows:-;
&66Q,Q00 4j,2S. 5ue on Dec. 15 from
;;V! ';1957 fo 1966 inclusive.
Blount County (P. O. Maryville),
; 440.000 3 V4S.:*Due on Dec. 15 from
f "rTennessee
k4'''<V
;. A Bond
Sale—The ..$300,000 court; ;" v7-1967 td; i^i;inclusive. •'r
house annex and j ail f bonds ( of¬
1,150,000 3-B, Due on Dec;: .15
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive,"'
fered Jan. 23 — vi 185,. p.-.195—
were awarded to the Trust Com-,
Monahans-W ipkett Indep. School
pany of Georgia, of Atlanta.
g. District (P* Ql Rfpnahans), Texas
eive
ST)
of
im-
"'•/'
UTAH
-'fTENHESSEE
of
Offering—L.
Mark
Neu-
berger, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until; 10
(MST)
a.m.:
Feb.
on
9
for the
Sale-^Am issue of $400,000
/purchase of $189,000 Show
College dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1
unlimited tax school bonds
hool
Inc., and M. A. Saunders..; & .Co.," N. Edwards & Co.
jointly. "X"-'/
f 1957. Due oh Feb.
from
and
Sale;—The $400,000 Major
Bond
.
ank,
y Bond
Knoxville,
m
&
•s
|
Street
oved
Tenn.
Morristown,
Smith announces that
bids will be received until 2 p.m.
5,000
E.
Charles
Jan.
irded
(EST) on Feb, 5 for the purchase
$100,000 school bonds.' Dated
March 1, 1957. • Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Legal¬
East-
Inc.,
185,
;
"
Co.,
Springfield, Tenn.
arke.
Yeat-
.
45%,
1!
from
purposes
11
fiom
a.m.
Due
the purchase
inclusive.
generaj obligation bonds. Thorndike, Palmer
1^1957. Due on. Feb. 1
Boston:p"V,;!. J
''
inclusive." Prin-.
1970.
1972.
1973
1975
io ajn."I
(CST)
AIie
$8,650,000 bonds, as follows:;
1
.,.»
fro
1
'
:
.
-
2,50.0,000 auditorium
1,
Feb. 1, 1957. . Due on Jan. ;1
195$ to "1987 inclusive;
I
'
•
Interest J-J.
T
300,00^ '
uitorxum bonds.
j
Feb.
at ion
and
by the City
1958
Dated
Neches Independent
School
Vermont
Due
4s.
229.000
Dec,
on
Sale—The
city and the purchaser, or at
V 1977 to 198,6 inclusive.
S
Interest
J-D.
'"v
-
•
..
^
!
.
build¬
VIRGINIA
program,
of
the
of
•
•
;
agency
an
the
of
right
It was cre¬
Quebec.
bf Legislature of the
ated by Act
Province
'
is
in
Crown
Province
1944
in
and
is
empow¬
transmit and distribute electricity
Greendale School Districts (P. O.
Greendale), Wis.
Bonds Re-Offered—No bids were
offered
the
throughout the Province,
owner of
properties of the Commission.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
17
Jan.
Province is the
The bonds are be¬
ing re-offered for sale on March 7,
185,
91.
p.
Geneva
Lake
(City),
Genoa
INTERNATIONAL
City
(Village) and Bloomfield, Geneva.
Lafayette, Linn, Lyons and Sprinp
Prairie (Towns) Union High Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Lake Geneva), Wis.
Bond Offering — Karl J. Hoff,
7
the
for
sell,
acquire,
gerierate,
gas
the
school
submitted for the $730,000
bonds
and
and
to
will receive sealed
purchase
.
HARVESTER
COMPANY
The Directors
er
Company
dividend No.
seventy-five
jof International Harvest¬
have declared quarterly
154 of one dollar and
cints ($1.75)
share on
per
preferred stock payable March 1,
1957, to stockholders of record at the
close of business on February 5t .1957.
the
GERARD J.
*
%
bdrrowings.
Commission
The
the
complete
to
wili be obtained through
additional
ered
bids until 7:30 p.m.
\
Bond Sale—The $550,000 sewage
,
$145,000,000
ly
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
District Clerk,
;
Clifton Forge, V a.
V
debenture^'ih DecerribeE, 1956, the
Green Bay.
(CST) on Feb.
of $1,764,900
corporate purpose bonds. Dated
:
";
San Benito, Tex.
.•
!
disposal system bonds offered Jan. March
1, 1957. Due on March 1
Bond Sale—'An issue of $100,000 23—v.;185, p.' 196—were awarded
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
streetimprovement bonds was to Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.,
elusive. Interest J-J. 7
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
r.'
+r> McClung & Knickerbocker ofi Lynchburg, at a price of par, a
at a bank to be agreed upon by
Bidder
to designate
legal at- of Houston.
net interest cost of about 3.83%>
the District and the purchaser, or
torneys.
Dated Feb. 15,
1957.
Due on as follows:.
:
at
the First National Bank,
of
Feb. 15 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
Belton /-.
pendent School District,
$220,000 4s. Due on Jan. 2 from Lake Geneva, at the holder's op¬
sive. Principal<and interest (F-A)
1958 to 1969 inclusive. ;
\Y
Texas
;*
tion. Legality approved by Chap¬
payable at the Hanover Bank, of
Bond £a(c—4The $100,000 school
330,000 3.80s. Due on Jan. 2 from man & Cutler, of Chicago. New York Citv.TLegality approved
house b
Jifc^ed Jan. 23 were
1970 to 1983 inclusive
Marinette, Wis.
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
awarded
Rau:cher, Pierce &
Bond Sale—The $425,000 school
' -Interest J-J. V; /: .
:
\ 1,200,000 gen iral obligation bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,: 1957.
t)ue ,pn
Jan. 1 frcim 1958 to 1981 in-
V;
pects to have
^
ing bonds offered Jan. 16—v. 185,
pi 196—were awarded to C. H.
Davis, of St. Johnsbury, as 3.65s>
at a price of par.
15 from
the
Citizens National Bank,
Legality approved by
Kellogg
district
$85,000
1951 and Nov.
1,
$520,000,000 through
interest
and
Principal
(M-S) payable at a banking insti¬
satisfactory to the
Lyndonville Graded School District,
Bond
on
tution mutually
Paul
Peter
by
approved
purchase of $960,000 sta¬
Dated March 1, 1957.
March 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
interest
of, Newport, and
Giuliani, of Montpelier.
$161,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
*•'.
;
and
R.exford,
District, Tex.
inclusive.
1987
to
1, 1957.
Due
to 1977 in¬
Due
1958
Principal
Legality
ton.
Sale—An issue of $390,000
school bonds was sold to the State
Board of Education, as follows:
Due on Jan. 1
h, 1957.
•fron
.'
from
Bay, Wis.
dium bonds/
payable at the Montpelier Na->
tional Bank, Montpelier, or at thd
Merchants, National Bank of Bos¬
from
11 re-
p.m.
bonds. Dated
1
Feb.
clusive.
Bond
,
chase
on
the
for
—v.
.
porf
.
„
Interest A-O.
1979
W.
bonSs,
the
will b6 made
award
1, 1957.. Due on April
J'
1960 to 1979 inclusive.
March
.
V
"SS?"
Dated Feb.
bonds.
State
oialc
Jan.
^Between
30, 1956, the Commission made
capital expenditures of approxi¬
mately $418,000,000 and has a pro¬
gram
for such spending which
began Sept.
30, 1955 of about
indicated balance of approximate¬
Green
Bond Offering—Clifford A.
Vt,
toward
applied
be
Cen-
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
of
Line, until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
o$
$400,000
school construction
h$4,650,000 electric light and power, subject only to the Board's statuwater. works and sewer sys-,itory
option *tb purchase- these
tem
revenue
bonds.
Dated (bonds.
1977
ib.
wii(f'furnish the
W1H,
City
^ll-y
^
of
the -purchase
31: for
Jan.
on
until
bids
sealed
ii.
The
Titv
Tr
Line),
will
payment of series E deben¬
tures maturing March 1, 1957.
the
ten, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 5
Lines,
by
approved
Legality
■
Derby
Bank,
^f Tionds will be eli¬
for purchase by the State
; of
Education,
which
is
scheduled to meet on Feb. 2, 1957.
Austin, Texas
Offering—M. T. Williams,
Manager
will
receive
Bond
1969.
' "
ver,
Board
1967.
Dodge,
Offering—Pauline S. Glo¬
s; Bond
gible
■
1966.
Boston.
Storey,
jointly by The First Boston Cor¬
1962. It ex¬
available from its
operations and provision for re¬
serves approximately $210,000,000
for the period from Sept. 30, 1955
through 1962. After giving effect
to the issue Of $35,000,000 series P
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the National Bank, Edgerton.
Town : Treasurer,
will re¬
>V' ceive/sealed bids at the National
;
\
Houston.!'
of
This issue
texas
(P.\ O,. Derby
,
y
1965. m
&
Due on March 15
Prin¬
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Derby Town School District
Arthur.
Legality approved
by
1977 Vinson; Elkips, Weems & Searls,L
July 1 from 1959 to
on
(M-S) payable at the
1958 to 1981
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the First National Bank of Port
of: $180,000 waterworks improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.-
1
from
Principal
First.-National1 Bank of
Legality V approved
by
Dated I^^b.
oral bids
Long, Jr., announces that
will
be
received until
<CST) on Feb. 5 for
a
R.
Offering—Mayor Jno.
Bond
I
lkins,
lgton,
the
Mar.
on
inclusive.
1977
to
and interest
purchase-Tot $997,000 various
\
;
Due
1957.
1,
1962
ity approved by
Dated
building bonds.
15, 1957.
interest
and
principal
to
as
the Province of Quebec, will
be underwritten, by a group headed
by
bentures
(CST) on Feb. 12 for the purchase
March
ally
.
O. Edgerton), Wis.
Offering — Thomas
W.
of $290,000
$35,000,000 of series Q deben¬
tures, due Feb. 1, 1977. The issue,
which is guaranteed uncondition¬
poration and A. E. Ames & Co.
Incorporated.
The net proceeds to the Com¬
mission from the sale of the de¬
Dickinson, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
on,
Port Arthur, Tex.
Offering—Ernest; Meyer,
.
Bond
and
No. 8 (P.
Feb. 6 for the purchase of
$140,000 school bonds. Dated Mar.
91-^wdre rejected.
Chapman & Cut¬ City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
ler, of Chicago.
; 7
until 11 a.m.t(CST) on Feb. I for.
phill,
Co.,
years
(F-A)
Bond
covering a proposed offering
of
(Towns) Joint Sch. District
Not
p.
sion
WISCONSIN
Arlington Town School District, Vt.
Bond Offering—John M. Moore,
- -i
' Bends
v.
of
&
00,
.';
.
registration! statement with the
Securities and Exchange Commis-f
Edgerton (City), Fulton, Porter,
Albion, Dunkirk and Sumner
Chairman of the Board of School
Nabas of: a Tex.
- /
Sold—All bids re^ Directors, will receive sealed bids
the :; County
National ' Bank,
ceived
for the ,$190,000 general at
obligation bonds?offered Jan. 11— Bennington, until 1:30 p.m. (EST)
Offering—Town Recorder
Bond
10
after
18 filed
Commission on Jan.
tirc
a
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
vermont
Dated Feb. 1,
1 from 1958 to
of
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
interest
ler, of Chicago.
inclusive;! .Interest F-A.
1968
),
es
3 T2 %
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
of issue. Principal
date
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ison,
Improvement bonds offered : was sold to ^. grbup composed of
Jan. 22 — v. 185, p. .195 — wereJ the Columbian Securities Corp. of
awarded to A., C. Allyn & Co., Texas; Russ & Co., and William
able
11
the
for
Callable
clusive.
from 1959 to 1966 inclusive. Legal¬
in
until
14
$115,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, >1957. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1977 in¬
.
h 1,
1959
Feb.
on
,1Jtah State Agricultural College
'.VvV.'CP* O. Logan City), Utah
Bond
bids
sealed
:i
EGER, Secretary
.
is
will
nship
T) on
40.000
.
egie)t
of Dallas.
Price,
eceive
3T)
on
Co., of r
1
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
froi
'/j. 1993
inclusive.
(P. O. Houston),.Tex. *
Bonds Not %old—No bids were
.
'
Interest
" V
approved
by McCaF, Parkhurst & Crowe; of
received
'
house
A.' Legality
.'
Bond r
>ni mis-
Funds
10:30
pur¬
ls
to-
held
Tex.
$375,000 waterv.vm^ot and extension
meron,
\hc
v/orks ir
bonds
off
91—were
National
<
-
185, pi
-warded to the Citizens
id
Jan.
15—v.
mk, cf Cameron.
School
Dated
\pril 1
lusivc.
—A
school bState
4s.
Dated
Dec.
sive.
15
issue
B->ard
Dec.
"f
15,
Interest J-Dr
15—v.
Independent
*
v-
School District,
tm—
/exas
v
Bond Sale—An issue
.
p
1 from
F-A.
Vancouver), Wash.
Bond
general
the
3.90s.
Education,
as
V?*
—
Eva
Burgett,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $25,000
1959
1,1 1&57.
Offering
County
Feb.
Due on Feb.
1958 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
Feb.
Washougal Consol.
(P. O.
School District No. 112
of $400,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to
County,
Clark
and
obligation
sold to
1956.
Due
1984
as
on
inclu-
Tom
Green
County Road
District
D. Sah'
Angelo), T*•*.
Bond Sale—An issue of $296,000
road bonds was sold to the ° 0 0
CP-
bonds.
„„„„
Board
of
Education, as 4s. Dated
price of 100.13, a
Legal¬
approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Cowlitz County, Kolama
S<-h. Dist.
(P. O. Kelso), Wash.
Bond Offering — Gertrude Riv¬
402
County Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
receiv
(PST)
v.
basis of abou'
The Board
Dist. No. 3 CP. O.
Milwaukee),
declared
Janu¬
on
dividends
follows:"
as
Quarterly
dividend of $1.0625
share on the $4.25 Cumulative
Stock,
payable
March
27, 1957, to stockholders of record
per
Preferred
the
as
of
4,
close
of
business
March
1957.
the
on
dividend
Common
of
$.25
Stock,
per
pay¬
1957, to stock¬
holders of record as of the close of
business
February 4, 1957.
able
February
Wisconsin
$800,000 school
offered Jan. 22 — v. 185.
of Directors
1957,
24,
ary
Quarterly
Franklin Joint Sch
Notice
Dividend
share
Oak Creek and
1977
ity
—
3.22%.
Dated
Due on Feb. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
to
County Treasurer's office.
ers,
a
offered Jan. 22
1957.
1,
No.
185,
p.1 196—were awarded to a group
composed of the Milwaukee Com¬
pany; Robert W. Baird & Co.; and
Harley, Haydon & Co., as 3Vis, at
bonds
of $45,000
was
Education,
fromt 1957 to
school
' .«*» ^
Taft
terest
b^nds
the
$500,000
Jan.
185, p. 91.
,
State Board of
Dist.,
Texas
f
the
for
bonds '^offered
Dated
Carlton
Bond
WASHINGTON
Independent School Dist.
Sheldon
,
Dallas.
$250,-
*
-
Antonio.
HOOKER
ANSLEY
27,
WILCOX 2nd, Secretary
Bond Sale—The
bonds
392—were awarded to a group
composed of Robert W. Baird 8
Co.: Barcus, Kindred & Co.; anr
White-Phillips
Co.,
Inc.,
at r
1
p.
price
of
of
about
par,
a
net interest
cost
hooker
3.81%, as follows:
4
<
1A58 to
cn
Feb.
1968 inclusive.
1
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electrochemical
Niogoro
Pallt, N. V.
compahv
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56
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
...
Monday, January
(536)
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of student lockers—made from cold rolled
steel
sheets.
That's
material offers such
tion of
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Through The Air—For A Mile.
a cable tramway for tourists that goes up Cannon
The heavy wire ropes are well over a mile long, V/s
This is
Mountain at Franconia Notch in New Hampshire.
inch in diameter and they weigh 28 tons apiece.
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