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10C-3
JAN 7
ISSUE
MONDAY
PERIODICAU\
READING
ROOM
■Ret. U. S, Pat. Office
Number^ 5705
187
Volume
Yor;!/7,
New
N. Y.,
Price
Monday, January 6, 1958
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
Aberdeen Plywood Corp.—To
-
for $800,000
plywood plant
The
American Distilling Co.—Earnings Again
In This Issue
stockholders
will
be
Collins
J.
,
of Seattle, sales agent for approximately six plywood mills, and
Monford A. Orloff, Manager of Mount Baker Plywood, Inc. The two
Lloyd
»
of
call
sale
for
period,
mill
-Aberdeen
The
•
worth
$600,000
the
of
three-year
a
in
the
payment
Lloyd.
and
earlier
purchase
peeler
Oregon
an
are
mill,
L-
Midwest Stock Exchange—
Stock Exchange—
Pacific Coast
Air Products, Inc.-—Builds Novel Oxygen Plant—
Stock
Montreal
sibility of oxygen failure.
The
new
plants
oxygen
built and are operated by
designed,
were
„
of
plans
the
for
the.
plant
for.
duced
while
carbide
witb
•.
of
Plans
Ky.,
scheduled
the
company
will
the
Carbide
immediately,
new
process
it
be used
can
over
Wyandotte,
Calvert
Mich.,
City.—V.
in
Federal
American M.A.R.C.
Alabama Great
rev.
ry.
from
ry. ops.
income
oper.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
Net
revenue
$160,249
46,248
$5,557,541
—V.
ry.
$1,519,718
410,709
1957—Month—1956
$513,61G
378,800
$489,418
373,735
186,
1957—11 MOS.—1956
$6,046,959
4,411,558
$5,527,604
4,101,974
$134,816
8,224
43,893
2149.
$1,635,401
466,551
$1,425,630
454,602
•
A Guide to—
Investment in
i80,
$411,336;
$322,174
228,673
$2,872,127
$4,171,404
1,530,876
2,196,680
215,159
light
Alpha Beta will acquire the
chain, it y/as announced on
Claude W. Edwards, Alpha Beta, President; and Phil Raisin,
Such
of
this
corporation and
Agreed on terms of a proposal whereby
outstanding common stock of the Raisin
Dec.
27
by
of the Raisin firm.
President
;
/ »
loss
and
weight Diesel
emphasis placed on research and development
$354,689 for the past fiscal year, however
of
on
ferred
request.
Benson,
President,
on
Dec!
The
''
' "
reflect¬
company's
—
TORONTO. CANADA
Discount
Co.
of
Preferred Dividend—
Notes
Sold
Privately—The company has arranged to place privately*
through White, Weld & Co., $3,750,000 of promissory
notes due'Feb.
1, 1973.—V. 186, p.
1373.
31, 1957 totalled 2,223,216
\
•
Approved—
below.—V. 186, p. 2149.
'
K.
-
.
-
Hochschild, Honorary Chairman of American Metal, con¬
same capacity with the consolidated company.
Arthur
the
in
Climax President, becomes Chairman of the Board. Walter
American
Metal Chairman, becomes Vice-Chairmaa
and Chairman of the Executive Committee and
Committee.
Hans A. Vogelstein, American Metal
of
of the
President,
Board
Finance
combined company.
continued by Climax Molybdenum Ox,
a Division of American Metal Climax, Inc.
Weston G. Thomas, Execu¬
tive Vice-President of Climax, will be President of the Division.
The
merger
plan was approved last Nov. 7 by directors
continues
Climax
.
.
Ltd.—Merger Approved— into American
of both
Hochschild,
the
'
: '
of this company and Climax Molybdenum Co.
Inc. was approved on Dec. 30 by stockholders
Bunker,
H
-.
-—
of Aug.
Climax, Inc.—Merger
Climax,
Harold
tinues
as
Metal Co., Ltd.
companies.
27
Georgia
outstanding
2321.
p.
American Metal Co.,
Metal
•
American
184,
See American
There is iio
debt
position Is
excellent.
There are $880,194 of current assets to $282,773 of current
liabilities. Inventory is at approximately a 30-day operating level.
"Shipments are at a better rate than last year."—V. 183, p. 1609.
■*
stock
American Metal
foronto Stock
The Investment Dealers'
W.
Ltd.
Exchange
Association of Canada
operations. This marked
substantially a research
aud pro¬
that of a manufacturer
he said.
Common
corporation remains in strong financial condition.
other than trade accounts payable.
Working capital
Members: The
to
organization
resulted in a net
the company was
the current fiscal year
company's current backlog is approximately $1,950,000
recent receipt of orders totalling $250,000. The
on May 31 last was $340,000.
.
shares.—V.
quarter ended Nov. 30, 1957 have
created
a
deficit in the earned
stock.
With the stgrt of
ing the
backlog
"This
Ross, Kno\v4es & Go.
25 ADELAIDE ST.
H.
efforts.
its
in
development
ducer,"
said in part: "Operations
resulted in an unaudited loss
which
surplus account of $28,507.
Accordingly, the board of directors was not able to declare the Jan. 1,
1958
dividend on the
corporation's 6'7c
cumulative convertible pre¬
the
year,
the
annually.—V. 186, p. 2257.
American Alloys Corp.—Defers
Ernest
for
the first quarter of
effort
entire
Merger
"•
1957,
production reached levels permitting, profitable
changeover of the company from that of
•
of the acquisition, which is subject to approval
Corporations Commissioner and the completion of
total of more than $100,000,000
;
'
30,
period,"
that
successful
by the Cali¬
certain other
necessary formalities,
were not announced at this time.
However, It
was stated that the purchase consideration is understood to be an offer¬
ing to Raisin stockholders of cash and Alpha Beta debentures.
No
public financing will be Involved. Mr. Edwards said.
Upon conclusion of the acquisition, the Raisin corporation will be
operated as a subsidiary and any decision regarding its■ merger Into
Alpha Beta would be subject to further study, Mr. Edwards declared.
Mr. Edstated that four additional Alpha Eeta stores are cur¬
rently under construction in Costa Mesa, Anaheim, Santa Ana and
Ontario.
With these new units, plus additional supermarkets in the
planning stage, sales of the combined companies are expected to reach
a
Aug.
ended
ended May 31, 1957, sales totalled $237,973.
Mr. Kendall said, "the company devoted al¬
towards research and development of small
engines and new and conventional - generators.
fiscal
the
its
most
>
'.i.Y
v
months
three
the
current fiscal year, sales totalled $364,260 which
resulted
in a net
profit of $8,798.
In releasing his report, Mr.
Kendall
stated that profits for the second quarter are expected to
substantially exceed those of the first three months.
• ,
of Raisin Markets, Inc. have
directors
The
Inc.—Acquisition—
developer
for the
.
"During
Alpha Beta Food Markets,
Canada
Significant business and economic trends in
Canada are reviewed regularly in our Monthly
Bulletin. Thi3 informed aid to investment
decisions on Canadian securities is available
this
of
company's
the
Terms
from rail¬
$115,683
p.
sults.
For
$1,290,814
458,327
operations--—
income
p. 2753.
oper.
ry.
—v.
3,723,174
income—
oper.
$1,525,059 $16,675,347 $16,640,988
1,113,723 13,803,220 12,469,584
$5,013,988
4,037,823
operations—;—
way
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$1,464,112
1,141,938
Inc.—Sales Increase Over 34%—
and manufacturer of Diesel engines and
first quarter of the current fiscal year increased
more than
347* over sales for the entire past fiscal year, W. Denis
Kendall, President, said on Dec.
16 in the company's first annual
report which also included the current fiscal year's first quarter re¬
For
fornia
Net
Southern RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$177,931
68,278
424,578
Net
43
Sales
Railway oper. revenue.Railway oper, expenses
structure
the Com¬
was
generators
National
$552,138
374,207
$584,827
operating exps.
Net
Notices. 44
developed by National
RR.- -Earnings—
He also pointed out that the change in supervision
of consistent growth and the acquisition of
Lnun Co., St. Jeseph, Mo.
1
44
—
in the manufacture of
and over again.
::
•
of two new divisions "is intended to
provide a strong basis for future
addition
the
Company, with American Investment Com¬
announced in October. The merger added 41 new offices to
Investment Co. system ancl brought the company into
two new states, Colorado and Nevada.
The two new supervisory divisions are the Southern Division which
will have headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., and the Midwestern Division
with headquarters in Detroit.
The Southern Division will have operat¬
ing supervision of 30 offices in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina
and the new Midwestern Division will direct 36 offices in Michigan
and Indiana.-—V. 186, p. 2149.
Federal
of
/
»■
i
said
American
the
44
Statement
\/
Merger of Commerce noan
pany
Net revenue from rail¬
Railway operating rev-
two new subsidiary supervision divisions
Dec. 20 by Donald L. Barnes, Presi¬
nine supervision divisions which supervise
subsidiary small loan .offices located M,
result
the
was
merce
44
System---
Condition
460
Investment's
Barnes
growth."
9
could be used only once.
1957—Mon th—1956
has created
company
strengthen our presents operations and
49
——
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings—
way
Railway
Offerings
Reserve Banks
186, p. 2849.
Feriocl End. Oct. 31—
Reserve
Combined
commercial production
acetylene generating plant
addition to its facilities at Louisville and
Akron, Canton & Young stown
of American Hardware
:'
The 'company now has
Mr.
Foreign Exchange Rates
—
——
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
plant at Louisville,
Keokuk, Iowa, and at Ivanhoe, Va., and an
at
This
34 States.
Dividends Declared and Payable—
production of calcium carbide at
currently has plants for the
7:7'7y:77[-7-:."
share
Co. of Illinois—Expansion—
American Investment
.
Previously, the calcium oxide
was
announced.—V. 186, p. 2849.
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond
The com-
construction of the Calvert
with
calcium oxide for reuse
reclaiming
General
calcium carbide and acetylene
plants will utilize a process recently
for
calcium carbide.
With
started
a
;y::7i<"'^7■
According to Mr. Milne,
be
,7v■
one-half
exchange
of
basis
American
facilities represents an invest¬
another
has
of
;/''/•
cash.
Tile
plus $7.50 cash for each share of Savage.
.
7:7-77:
The stock, accepted for exchange represented all the Savage shares
tendered before expiration of the exchange offer, American Hardware
Miscellaneous Features
world's largest and to¬
the
is
City
in
the
of
begin in the Fall of 1958.
to
new
Ky.,
being made to build a similar recovery
are
plant
The
Calvert
City,
from calcium carbide.
gas
corporation on Dec. 30 announced that its board of directors'
had voted to accept 245,852 shares of Savage Arms Corp. which Savage
stockholders had tendered for exchange for American Hardware stock
dent.
President
Milne,
R.
Calvert
approximately $20,000,000/
where
Carbide
at
the* acetylene .generating
generating plant.
City
G.
Corp.—Accepts,Savage Shares—
American Hardware
This
according to an announcement on
$2,000,000
calcium oxide from residue materials pro¬
of
at
plant
by
.
Stock Prices
SEC Index of
division of Air Reduction Company, Inc.,
a
construction
recovery
pany's
ment
made
been
generating acetylene
gether
;
has
Carbide Company,
1
■.
at the'end of the fiscal year,
$690,015 in cash dividends,-totaled $18,298,099, com¬
pared with $17,550,234 at the end of the previous fiscal year, aa in¬
crease of
$747,865 in the net worth of the company.—V. 185, p. {714.
capital and surplus of the company
The
Expands—
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Division
Announcement
—
Section.
non-recurring item, v
a
'
Industrial Stock Averages 31
31
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—. 31
Transactions American Stock Exchange
31
achieving low power consumption simultaneously with the extremely
high reliability factor required by the steel industry.—V. 186, p. 2257.
all-time high
for the fiscal year
sales
after payment of
National Quotation
features
National
Exchange—
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
Products, Inc., a pioneer in low temperature processing. Unusual
of the oxygen plants include a
technical break-through in
Air
Stock
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
as
351
36
37
40
41
31
i
Canadian Stock Exchange-—-
Toronto
,
.
.
Stock Exchange
pointed out that except for the abnor- >
President,
Brown,
company.
•
35
-
Over-the-Counter Markets
Jones & Laughlin's new Basic Oxygen Process
pany's, Aliquippa
•
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
installed at the com¬
Works employs, as its principal utility, the latest
advance in oxygen generating equipment.
It is required for supplying
the heavy oxygen needs of the new process.
Two identical plants, plus
6.500,000 cubic feet of oxygen in storage, are used to eliminate pos¬
:
23
27
32
32
32
32
34
35
Detroit Stock Exchange.--
timber
which
R.
ended Sept. 30, 1957 totaled :$9,2Q7,351, compared with $71,497,248 for the previous fiscal year.
Excise,
stamp, and rectification taxes amounted to $57,381,411, equivalent to
75.3'/« of gross sales.
Net sales after these taxes totaled $18,825,940,
compared with $17,302,074 last year.
During the year the company's holdings of stock in The Moxie Co.
were disposed of at a price reflecting a non-recurring loss of $564,961
which was more than offset by a valuation reserve of $570,000 estab¬
lished for; this purpose in 1952.
The valuation reserve of $570,000 has '
been restored to surplus and the loss charged against operating income
11
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
v
the
Gross
Page
(Bonds)---
Exchange—
Stock
Boston
liquidated independently, it was indicated.
be
Russell
American Stock Exchange---.
•
holdings or the accounts receivable of the old Aberdeen plywood
will
poor
,
,
Rise—
the company has reported increased
mally high year of 1946, the 1957 earnings represented an
•?
New York Stock Exchange
of
consecutive year
the 1956 fiscal year.
share in
-
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York
rest
the
because
1957
in
'
;
stock.
preferred
par
down
Mr.
but the new owners hope to resume pro¬
with about 200 men on the payroll, Mr.
plywood market conditions
duction
prior to March 1
announced.
included
$25
to
closed
was
Lloyd
Not
of
$240,000
according
"
.
-A :
.
,
Stock and Bond Quotations
up
plus
common
Terms
oyer
fourth
the
earnings, which amounted to $1,494,702 or $3.44 per share for the
fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1957, compared with $1,332,675 or $3.07 per
for
$120,000 in cash for 120,000 of the firm's 200,000
common
shares.
In
addition,
a
citizens committee in
the Grays
Harbor area of Washington is now telling the remaining 80,000 shares
putting
are
men
News
MISCELLANEOUS
-
For
Copy
a
net
Aberdeen Plywood &
newly-organized
to
controlling
corporation's
new
INSURANCE
-
sell their Aberdeen, Wash.,
to
'
Inc.
Venters,
INDUSTRIAL
-
Sell Plant—
stockholders in December agreed
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$1.25
as
President of the
operations
companies.. Under
Climax,
will
be
the agreement three shares of
stock are to be issued for each
Inc. common
American Metei
of 2,355,000 cafc^
will be tawed
American
Metal
shares of Climax common stock butmo shares
for the 225,000 shares of Climax common stock owned by
Metal
None of the 7,088,448 outstanding shares of American
-standing
V
2
■fetocik'? ^iTri"b,e
common
o?'V4ded
'vm
debt
186,
Inc.—V.
of Plant—
covering
period.
marketed
supply—V.
gas
186,
:\'u-
.
Offering Suspended by SEC—
•
Securities
Dec.
23,
suspending
temporarily
order
an
hearing,
for
opportunity
an
Net
and
are
trailers
offering of
the
of
purpose
of trailers
available
•
the contracts is to
the System.—V.
-v;«
39,090,572
from rail-
•
W',,
186, p. 2754.
432,586,996
•
•
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
>.
Net
oper.
oper.
186,
p.
.
$213,531
74,246
4
/
-
*.
$322,389
revenue
oper.
■■■'
/ :
;
ry.
$21,709
186,
$44,493
' $288,827
*14,372
•
income—
oper.
* Deficit.—V.
3,233
*39,881
'$453,992
25,385
•
The
(6)-
of
extent
the
leasehold
issuer's
and 6 of the offering circular.—V.
pages 3
American.
Telephone
interest
184,
Telegraph
&
described
as
•
Net
Co.
.
by
debentures
and
rate
to
be
stockholders
each
for
due
date
in
nine
shares
the
of
ratio
the
of
capital
debentures
the
as
amount
The
held.
stock
well
as
principal
$100
of
date
the
nine
1958
amounted
ended
expected
186,
to
to
$2,249,000,000 .in
Sept.
be
at
30.
1957.
196©.'awl
Construction
Net
,
1,857,081
879,821
1,005,437
;
23,261,664
21,408,916
.*
.8,685,172
8,534,304
somewhat
a
lower
level
for
than
■
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
;,v'"
:
Net
ry.
—V.
'* J
\--r-
426,483,009
expenses
30,732,372
31,823,347
343,385,396
342,877,581
6,417,575
8,131,399
3,075,474
4,268,297 /36,041,579
84.830,557.
83,605,428
.
Anderson
Electric
Corp.,
Birmingham,
Ala.
for;
Railway
Railway
-
...
Files
—
Dec.
on
filed
23
letter
a
of
1957—Month—1956
oper.
expenses
Net
■
with
the
:
SEC
covering 14,700 shares of class B common stock (par $1) to be
offered at $12 per share througn Courts &
Co.-, Birmingham, Ala.;
Wayne Hummer & Co.„ Chicago, 111.; and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane, Birmingham, Ala.
The proceeds will go to selling stock¬
holders,—V. 184, p. 2.
»
W.
J.
Dec.
McAfee,
16
President
elected
was
late Powell B.
of
director
a
Union
of
Electric
to
Co.
Anheuser-Busch,
Board—
of
Missouri,
to
Inc.
succeed
figure
^^>'■
$2,805,118
income—
197,821
202,849
2,718,661
2754.
p.
j
was
made
i
$3,503,152
the
3,308,100
McHaney., President of General American Life Insurance
of
McAfee
America
elected
was
earlier
in
President
December.-
of
He
the
also
is
Edison
a
Electric
director
of
Institute
the
General
American
Life Insurance Co. of St.
Louis, American Central Insurance
Co. of ,N.,.Y,,. St. Louis Union Trust
Co., St. Joseph Lead Co., R. E.
> Funsteh Co. and Aro Co.—V. 186, p. 2149
sales
of
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Enters
•
and
$89,138,431
to
65
Earnings Increased—
and
increased
cents
of
for
the
same
$269,108,950
New
market
has
the
president
The
established
new
and
leading
the
of
c.ompany,. one
modities,
products,
Manager
and
alfalfa,
according
of
storage
but
also
processors
equipment
an
the
equipment department
processing
of
Richard
division.
Initially
bulk
the
equipment
storage
not
profits
•
G.
'
loading
and
line
dehydration
and
of
unloading
processing,
uses.
and
sale
of
new
shop's
metal
84,000
conveyors,
Neodesha,
bucket
ADM
share
to
rose
fabricating,
square
feet
will
also
Will
production-
on
and
manufacture
agricultural
custom
bins
pneumatic
floor
Beech-Nut
with
Inc.
In .its
monopolizing
the
suit,
sale
;
a
complete
equipment
parts
a
has
included
industry
for
natural
drying
specialized
step
in
the
own
will
driers,
be
and
fully
and
space.
pneumatic
modern
of
office
These
facilities
were
shop
and
comprising
acquired
"further
is
several
accused
space
of
with
faced
the
country,
strained
baby
foods
and
particularly California,
major suppliers of baby food, the
*
./..
•
1
the
of
one
Beech-Nut
,
and
alleged
suffered
suffered
a
loss
acts,
Gerber
contended
it
and consumers in the
States
some
years
Jan.
ra*e
board
Net
of
$50,000,000
of
of
election
board
the
of
President,
as
elected
has
her
announced
Dickey fills
died on
who
Z
he
since
directors
was
Assistant
•
Mrs./ Alfred C. Buensod to fill
husband,
'Alfred
•••".:«.'' V.'
y.
the. late
C.t Buensod,
',': 1' *'•■.
'
•'.*
determined
increased- -its ^number" from
to
nine
and
11
outstanding
the
first
added
and
Co.—Unit
Expects
Sales Rise—
]
Instruments
Division
anticipates
a
30%
increase
according to Richard A. McQuade, Division Sales
Instruments manufactures meters and recorders for
use
and
municipal and industrial sewage installations.
Corp., Endwiell, N. Y.—Files With
Exchange Commission—V;
on Dec.
20 filed
a
involved.
Tne
proceeds
SEC
to be
under¬
capital.
letter of notification with the
at
to
are
be
$10)
stock* (par
common
$20
per
used
No
working
share.
for
United
by the best
19t>7—Month—1950
1957—11
Mos.—1956
$365,091
$415,476
$6,j76,946
370,675
402,290
5.13U.555
$6,486,193
5,429,259
operations™.-
*$5,584
$13,186
$1,246,391
$1,056,934
income.__
*91,362
*43,046
292,669
142,517
revenue—-
oper.
expenses
revenue
from rail¬
ry.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
186,
p.
2754.
Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Financing
competitive
bid
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenues
Railway ''oper. expenses
of
on
Net
revenue from rail-•
1957—Month—1956
$243,770
lo7,339
•.
»
1
$291,876
/
$3,27*2,686
Mos.—1956
$3,578,504
1,885,958
1,920,780
1957—11
-
141,677""
nan
'
authorized
/' : "•"!
familiar with the operations of the
the company during! its formative years.
exceeding 2,000 shares of
subscription, by'employees
oper.
way
*
28.
also
Munro
p. 1951.
Dec.
will-be
is
way
The
G.
i^resi^ent
was
Mr.
thoroughly
and
not
Railway
continu¬
the baby food industry in any part of the
unreasonably low prices (New York "Times").—V. 186,
interest
about
of
Period End. Nov. 30— ;
Net
to prevent Beech-Nut from
26
approved the issuaxxce of $50,000,000
debentures, subject to the necessary regulatory approvals.
or
/
Industries
for
Railway
its
sale of baby foods and
damage in the loss of shelf
loss of good will which it had devel¬
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Plans
The
sheet
Hector
of
„
Canadian Pacific Lines in Blaine—Earnings—
was
lo¬
.
acquisition
.
1958,
Penn
Cadre
writing
in
monopolize
on
in
offered
irreparable
the
is
company's
sales
covering
,
Beech-Nuts'
and
directors
the
of
Arizona and Nevada."
Gerber also sought an injunction
The
of
member
Board;''"-•,'/.//'
The corporation
secretly granting special payments
purpose of obtaining incx-eased cooperation in the
in retail stores and*in
States at
from
1626.
directors, .Walter
Securities
■
oped overy many years with customers
to
186, p.
are
and
California,
ing
mar¬
•/•"' /; ;i
Plant expansion, the increase in research and development facilities,
standardization of products and the introduction of lour new products
should result in the increase, Mr. McQuade indicated.—V. 185, p. 2211.
n.
sell
and
-
result
a
threatened
hammer-
equipment.
machine
also
••
,
purchase, advertising promotion and sale of Beech-Nut baby foods;
The company
operations
drum
defendant
California for the
As
and
machinery
Is
Gerber
•
program,
new
a
been elected President, it
his
Directors
term
also
Board
Manager;/
of!baby
"
manufacture
all
of
the
general industrial
Gerber
baby foods for the deliberate purpose of preventing the public
purchasing such products and requiring the purchasing of the
defendant's products, instead.
,
in
of
gas
:
will be used for expansion of
death
a
to
Burgess-Mannirtg
from
concentrate
fabricated
of
use
for
/
-v
large portion, of this
a
1958
Chairman of the Board.
having worked with
new
The
Gerber's
/manufacturing
elevators
warehousing
of
companies
the
-
'
$1.98
operation,
It
such
a,
charged
in
/■
.
cor¬
$139,533
pneumatic
for
output
has
agaiixst Beech-Nut Life Savers,
foods in California.
Both
$20,000,000
/■;•// ■/
/
v
O. Hotiman, Vice-President, in charge of
Joseph E. McDonald, Executive Assistant in
charge, of purchasing and personnel. ' Both make their headquarters
in/the company^. New York office,' which also /has executive offices
and plant in Charlotte, N. C.:—V.
185, p. 1991.
J
Gerber charged that since last September the defendant
secretly pur¬
chased from certain retail dealers in California their; entire stock of
build
department's
The
Co.
compahy will
Jbcott'
specification: saies,
'
complaint said.
successful
mills, bulk storage bins, alfalfa
harvesting machines, automatic feeders,
At
'.
chemicals
ingredients,
assure
Kansas,
The
there.
Products
•••.;
previously has produced machinery and other equipment for its
use,
principally for the alfalfa division, at its Neodesha,
screw
'.
increased
dry
feed
it., and
policy of diversification, Mr. Brierley
pointed out.
shops.
'
3.6%; above the
where
including
as
Vice-
.
,.
Manufacture
cated
1956."
or
taxes
and
devices.
well
Brierley,
'
"
and
.
ADM
in
after
equipment for
department
equipment
as
produce
Canada,
additions, arising
been
Prior
of
Buensod
The
•
two
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.—Sued for
,$51,000,000— v.
$51,000,000 treble-damage, anti-trust suit. Was filed ,pn !Dec.'23 inCourt
has
of
compahy,
A
Federal
this
.v;// //v-r' '//;v/v'1
unexpired
Mrs.
for, the
only will manufacture
install
facilities,
to
com¬
Capital Auditions—
reported
Buensod-Stacey, Inc.—Mrs. Buensod Named Chm.—
in
competitors
feeds
will
agriculaural
department
to
alfalfa
of
Mr. Brierley said.
Engineering service covering the
handling systems also will be available.
of
Profits
$4,353,945 while adjusted earnings per common
•from $1.94 for nine months.—V. 186, p. 1494.
^
Field—
include
1955.
The'Board
the
company
The
and
quarter
$9,416,114.
were
to
is going into the manufacture of processing and bulk
storage equipment for the feed, chemical and alfalfa
industries, it was
announced on.Dec, 19.
,v
J,
/•
L
23
Pa£>er Co., Responsible lor West Coast opera¬
\vhh headquarters in Everett,
Wash;--rV. 182, p. 1218.
v'//;
tions
eixded Nov. 30, and higher sales and
earnings for nine months
reported*6n Dec. 30 by William G. Karnes,'President.
,■
/.
/.
sales were up $1,825,764, or 2, 'i, over the:
corresponding third
quarter last year. Earnings after Federal taxes rose toi
$1,456,985 from
$1,441,624. Adjusted earnings per share of common stock were 66 cents
sales
$1,444,917
the
facilities...^;.";.".;,''.■,■ '//:/•1'•
P. Taylor,
created by the
Vice-President
Dollar
responding nine months of 1956.
This
Dec.
program
E.
Dickey
December,
quarter
Dollar
1958
Dicicey, Jr., has
by
2.:.
Chairman
Foods Co.—Sales
dollar
compared
the close of the
over
Dec. 23
on
Record
20
vacancy
Dec.
were
Mr.
Dec.
on
by Glore, Forgan & Co. at $21.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.
It is still being continued.—V.
186, p. 2366.
:
: / •
the
$234,856
activities/ include
production
the
of
not
ctoes
-./
.
on
Beatrice
30,
1958
Charles D.
railf.,../ ...'..
' $157,387
oper.
of
Britisli Columbia Fbrest Prodiicis Ltd.—New,
Baxter Laboratories,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par $1)
•
Co.
-
on
—1956"
.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—McAfee Elected
President,
and
balance
Mr.
notification
Beringer,
Canadian Gulf Cul Co. in' 1956.— V.
$175,277
186,
Sept1.
expenditures, excluding the major portion of exploration
activities which are charged directly to expense, will bring tne;total
amount
added
by British American•.to'Its investment in. properties,
plant and equipment over the past i0 years to over $490 million. / This
40,178,177
1957—11 Mos
"
operations./—
ry.
—V.
equipment.
of
approximately $147,000,000 in
The
$1,136,198 .'$1,158,018 $14,068,140 $14,467,070
960,921
1,000,631 '11,263,022 '10,963,918
revenue.—
oper.
Net revenue from
•
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
S.
These
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
or
as
..
2754.
p.
machinery
$223,186,
from
despite the, fact that, the company
increase
an
keting. and transportation
income
oper.
186,
111.
20,000-barrel-per-day
refinery at Port Moody, near Vancouver. * At B-A's Clarkson, Ontario,
refinery a new catalytic desiuphurization .unit and.an alkylate unit are
scheduled to be built.. Nineteen fifty-eight Will also see a new catalytic
reformer added at the Moose Jaw refinery,
v/'
1057—11 Mos.—1956
/,
428.215,953
Z
tor
year
1957,
including the completion late in
c
39,954.746
1957.'
•
■
tne
increased
utilization projects in Western
37,149.947
operations
Lemont,
bank/loans// ;/■/;;■/'• •,■<>/%'
$1,679,773;
Exploration
.
revenue from rail-
way
The
1,957,285
revenue..
oper.
way
for j'.'
expenditures
2849,
p.
from rail¬
oper.
in
1958 for exploration and development of oil and gas properties and the expansion of.
refinery,market¬
ing and transportation facilities.//'> ('• .
'",/
-
are
$1,915',000,000
in
off $700,000
M.
companies;
months
are
—V.
130,682,070
of
by amendment. No underwriting is involved,
intends to use the proceeds for advances to subsidiary
for the purchase of Stock offered for sub- '
ecription by such companies; for extensions, additions and improve¬
ments to its own telephone plant and for general
corporate purposes.
Construction expenditures by the company and its principal telephone
subsidiaries
126,158,236
o';'
supplied
associated
11,177,160
Feriod End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
The company
v
and
10,901,641
Baltimore & Ohio
interest 1
record
expenses
operations-—-:
said,- cash
he
tures in 1958 for Exploration and
152,090,986
oper. income.—
186, p. 2574.
during
were made
$846,502, on feept. 30,
to
Manufacturing additions also take
—
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
31, 1957,. covering $718,313,000 of convertible debentures. The company
proposes to offer the debentures for subscription at 100V of principal
amount,
149,419,900
ry.
—V.
Registers
$718,313,000 of New Convertible Debs. With SEC—'
>
■
13,034,241
revenue
way
on
Net
1678.
p.
uic; main lactory in Chicago, which
Amerxcaii .Gear -ic xvfanuiacturing Co. plane
result,
a
spend
:
Illinois
means, it. will soon
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Plans Large Expendi¬
•
.v
12,858,926
oper.
all .its
>
Mos.—1956
revenue—
oper.
consolidate
at
./year ^totalled
*
..
other leases formerly held by it in this '
area.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings— .///;
1957—Month—1956
1957^-11
Railwa'y
Railway
to
shown at the close of fiscal 1956/The book value per share of common
stock rose from $2.92 to $3.09.—V. 186, p. 939.
v/ //;//;
Period End. Nov. 30—
1
■
plans
compaixy
'
;(3)
•/.:
-
v
the.
that
/ Mr, Gunderson also reported that working capital at
>
-
2573.
p.
As
;
paid
operations
way
Net
reported
Gunderson, President, said that; net' sales "for the 1957
totalled $8,756,742, an increase, of $1,619,400,' or 22.7%,
When net sales were $7,i37,342.' /' :.
" -
.
stated
He
>1956,
,
from rail¬
revenue
26
sqii shitt .there was a marked improvemcnt due to the xact .thatno large
•
',3,277,127
.
Net
Dec.
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
of $78,744 for iiscal 1956.
for
net loss
year
expenditures
-$3,731,119
$3,498,073
3,209,246
•
$226,992
: /In repdrtiflg on the financial condition Of .the compahy, Mr/ Gunder-
.
/
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$357,852
313,359
300,680
expenses
oper.
0
1957—Month—1956"
Period End. Nov. 30—.
Railway
Railway
of
compares with a
year
activities;
"v
*
Co.yand Pittsburgh Gear 'Co., on
taxes
after
This
last
over
810,098
,
Profit—
Gunnar. E,
/
$2,129,745
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
'
/
Earnings. for the year were .equivalent to 27 cents/per share on tlia
84.9,000 snares of. common stock outstanding;. Last year the company
/reported a loss of nine cents per share;;,- • /y;,/% /
/ f
;
t:
$4,038,201
.1,908,456
860,086
;
.
Foote Gear Works, Inc.—Reports
income
1957/
$2,351,791
from rail- : ' ; •/
• \ /
"
V? ><\
'operations.—
$1,299,711
$1,706,964, $15,942,842 $17,Q71,i4o
income-/- ; ; lr209,046 >*:<r 557,688
5,083,943
5,400,712
ciOce, tae
,
\
oper.
Manufacturing
net
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$185,580
82,518
incomer
2573.
.
'
186, p. 2754.
"fiscal,
operations—
ry.
—V.
expenses
last
This/co^oration'and' its^wlxoily/ owhed >subsidiaries/^^American/Gear
&
.
$358,568/ $4.213,'195/
172,988
1,861'.404
$395,916
182,385
ry.
'.Brad
;
v
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
*
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
oper.
Executive Vice-President''
;r/.:
revenue
way *
Net
-
'-V').
1.0.550,961 123;253,116 132,207,648
4,647,470
50,969,860 '60,351,520
4,216,773
Net
;
$ '';
■/■.-'.v-'-/,/■
10,096,511
2470.
p.
Period Eiid. Nov. 30— /■■ 1957—Month—-1956 ^
1957—11 Mos.—1950
Railway dpei*. reveni'lel$6,752,357
$7,464^707 $78,915,005 $80,963,160
Railway oper. expenses
5,452,646
5,757,743 62,972,163 • 6j,892,020
/
539,611,414
f —v.
407,403,766
49,641,533 555,840,112
39,258,327
income—
V. '
b
Boston & Maine RR.—Earnings—
.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
i'v &
49,354,838
operations—'
'■
*
Earnings—'
Santa Fe Ry.
1957—Month—1956
expenses
oper.
■*
r-
has. been named
Mr. Paine
1942,. while
by/a-clamp-on
revenue—
revenue
4.
as
May;—v.'186,
;
rent .in
for
•
of D.- O. Thomas, as Chairman-'' of the Board of Directors
Behdix-Westlhghouse - Automotive. Air Brake Co..;,andK Willard B
President and Chief Executive
Otficer was announced, ou
Dec '193'/vi.-.-V/'W/ -1
' /' ■
•>;,
-/■:
Z:/; Mr; Thomas had served as President of Bendix-Westinghouse since
iegsed to the/public ,for
accompanied
each
'
the.
of
Paine
gross
Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
The failure of the so-called Sperber report to disclose the exist¬
ence of the said dry hole offsetting the issuer's lease and
the effect of j
eaid dry hole upon prospects for obtaining production on the issuer's '<
."proposed well.
: \
(4) The failure of the cross-section accompanying the Sperber report
to reflect available information with respect to said dry hole.
\//
(5) The failure to disclose when and under what circumstances that s
•
The
number
oper.
ry.
—V.
'
company surrendered any of the
/•'
*
~
oper.
Way
Net
on
.
'
rental
of
hitch.
the
Railway
Railway
hole.
•,
V
f
Election
of automobile/type' rental
System, v The 'trailers
are
i
disclose the significance of the
to
i\\
.■
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New Officers for Unit—
;
.
through the
trips
of the
Atchison, Topcka &
completion of an
11,484-foot dry fiole immediately offsetting the lease owned by Ameri- i
can Reserve oh which
it proposes to drill a well.
!'
(2) The description of said dry hole as having been "abandoned
uncompleted" when in fact it was abandoned as a nonproductive dry
c.( 1) The-failure
Rental
"U-Haul"
name
one-way
35%
Period End. Nov. 30—
the following:
to
fleets
of
Trailer
L„
Regulation A
1933 with
The order
the question
a
the
for
fleet
a
185, p. 41.
the suspension should be
whether
of
increase
from registration under the Securities Act of
proposed stock offering by this corporation.
a
1 were
tes.—^V. 186V'p. 27o4.
''
-
upon request, on
vacated, or made permanent. .
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
fcmotttft.
In its Regulation A notification, filed Oct. 8, 1956, American
Reserve proposed the public offering of 300,000 common shares at $1
per share. The Commission alleges in its order tnat
the company's
offering circular contains false and misleading statements of, and
omits to state, material facts, and that the offering and sale of the
stock by means thereof, would violate Section 17 tthe anti-fraud provision). of the Securities Act.
The infoimational disclosures challenged by the
Commission relate
provides
1
issued
has
exemption
respect to
last C/et.
i,
registration/ statement with the
Fleet Owner Contracts;.. The con¬
—•
announced,
was
accrued interest. Earlier plans to call the series
canceled in June, uooause of tile high prevail-
at par and
C,
bonus
ihg in iciest/fa
V;
v
a
U-Haul
operation
U-Haul
under
receives
automobile
\|/vv
/■
it
Commission,
Exchange
and
ship
;
Nev.
American Reserve Oil & Mining Corp., Reno,
The
any
recently organized for the purpose of
and acquiring and operating gas produc¬
augment the American Natural, system s
2573.
p.
O
v
United, States./ The Fleet
rental income from his trailers and
certain trailer operation expenses.
The: contracts, arc offered to
person, group of persons or corporation having the legal owner¬
pays
was
company
■/
.
filed
26
of
the
for
the
and
use
Owner
,
,
,
Production
The
exploring lor sources of gas
tion properties designed to
in
Dec.
on
$4,000,000
pi'ovide
trailers
it was announced on Dec. 26,
and sell to its parent, Ameri¬
can Natural Gas Co.,
50,000 shares of the $100 par common stock of
the
Production
company,, .for cash
at the par value thereof,
The
initial acquisition by the parent will be 20,000 shares, and tne remain¬
ing 30,000 shares will be acquired from time to time over a threeyear
corporation
tracts
186, p. 2849.
authorization to issue
received SEC
.
series
V,
'
//%,■
'
Gas Production Co.,
American Natural
:
•
dehydrating
alfalfa
Co.,
•
t
'
local
has
*.
.
Co.—Financing by Unit Cleared
American Natural Gas
Small
Arcoa, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Registers with SEC—
,
This
Corp. below—V.
Studebaker-Packard
J.
■
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
plant to supply bentonite for Minnesota's fast-growing taconite :
Bellanca Corp.—Stock Trading Suspension Continues
industry is being built by this company at Colony, Wyo., it i$ announced.
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Dec. 30 announced the
The company has 23,000 acres of open pit bentonite mining property
issuance of an oruei' pursuant to the .Securities' Exchange Act of 1934
in Wyoming.
Colony is about 20 miles northwest of Belle Fourche, S. D./
/' Completion
of
the. new
plant is scheduled
for; early February.— / suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the si
V. 186, p. 1494.
capital scock ot this corporation lor -a.further ten-uay period, Dec. *31
■
1957 to Jan. 9, 1958, inclusive.—y.
186, pp. 2850 and 2574.
SEC
See
W.
-
.
A new
other
American Motors Corp.—Sale
the
t
2149.
p.
purchased
To Build New Plant—
New York.in 1887. has substantial
mining, smelting, or refining of copper,
metals. It also mines and sells
potash., Climax, organized in Delaware in 1918, produces about tuothirds of the free world's supply of molybdenum, chiefly used in the
hardening of special alloy steels. It owns 84.07% of Climax Uranium
Co. which will continue to operate as a subsidiary of American Metai
Climax,
ADM
-
'
PlIScan°MetarXnJfln
operations and Interests' In the
lead, zinc, and precious and
when
concern
41s'c
of
shares
p.^i4fi
ago
changed by the merger except for a change
par value.
American Metal s outstanding
cumulative preferred stock and $12,750,000
not be attected by the merger.
Climax has no
h6-'Wr
from
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
\A ;
(42)
—
call
for
and
refunding
redemption
next
mortgage
April 1 of
5%
bonds,
•
Net
—V.
1
operations,™
ry.-oper.
186,
p.
*86,431'
income™
2754.
19,134
.
$150,199
57,899
$1,386,728
550.734
...
:
$1,657,724
'
'
743,310
Number 5705
Volume 1$7
Carrier Corp.
1
i
ries
/
;
•
plan
master
a
.
the
'34.
Par
31,
••
•
tors
•
1
be in¬
rentals.
in. mora revenue per equate loot of -space
',,1
•,.;.
Among the features of a Multi-Weathcrmaker.'' system are a relatively. low iirsjfc: cosU. reduced icosts, ancl ease of installation since
equipment c«iv. oe/brought to its site by elevator rather than by
ince
•
expensive'rigging-,
/
:
25.025,282
6,244,841
*913,435
-"r,.:,.
2,748,921
■
3,594,734 " 41,586,415
1,653,656 • 13,058,837
'
617,748
oper.
186,
,
Company,,:a Houston
of Marine Gathering
st«A:kholder3
1955,
poratlon, -acquired control of Commonwealth by exchanging all
Marine Gathering stock for a majority of Commonwealth' stock.
..
currently
•
1 system serving the Rollover Field off the coast of Vermilion* Parish.
Traris-
'
mission, Ltd., of Toronto and Tennessee Gas Transmission, Co.
•
Commonwealth
Haittan 'subsidiaries,
„Through
: •^
and
La., purchasing gas from The Pure "Oil Co., Phillips' Petroleum Co.
<
;{• Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, • Ino.; and selling It to Niagara Gas
J
cor-
of the
engaged in an extensive drilling and exploration program in Texas and
Louisiana. The company owns 976,000 acres of leases In Florida, most
of them offshore.
In addition, Commonwealth operates a gas gathering
,
42,172,612
18,312,728
Cities Service Co.—Stock Dividend Cleared—/
?>
Mr.
state offices,
filed with the appropriate
been
Commonwealth, which produces and markets oil and gas, is
16.363,926 '16,676,272 192,034.434 183,546,279 s
13,615,005
13,081,538 ;:150,448,019 141,373,667
operations—!!
income. !_
n. 2755.
* ;
way
V.
have
papers
Commonwealth was Incorporated in 1951 under the laws of Florida.
Ih
t
-
* •
effective about Jan. 1, as soon -as necessary
The consolidation will be
legal
Licse said.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net ry.
;
merged corporation will be known as
The
.
2755.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
of Tide-
Commonwealth Oil Co. and
^ the Commonwealth officers and directors will manage the' company.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
7
4
1957—Month—1956 * • 1957—11 Mos.—1956
-
:
owns an-oil
the Republic of Haiti.
concession and a'mineral concession m
:
on
only ..when heedtod, and operating engineers arc not required since
individual"ccmtfols' are located' in each office.
y - --- •
Bulk of "the- equipment In the Multi'-Weathermaker' System consists
'
lands
°!
Oper^ting;.costslire .similarly, reduced because; each, unit. is turned
356
160
020
30,336,807
793,871
call for the exchango of nine shares
stock for each share of Commonwealth stock.
"
the merger
of
Terms
Net revenue from rail-
lie saidf. will*;result
to-the owner.;—Z
!
136, p.
3,030,818
*514,109
"
oper; income-—"
ry.
Deficit.—V.
at a meeting
.
*
•'This,
last
1,543,760
operations-—!
way
*
pointed out that the air conditioning may
lQase, on an optional basis, at an increase in
the
in
cluded
,
Net-reverue from rail-
.also
Mr...Gray
ou
Liese,: President. ........
The, transaction was approved by Tidclands stockholders
Dec. 18 and by Commonwealth stockholders Dec. 10.
.
-
Net
announced on Dec. 18 by G. Burton
into Commonwealth, it was
Corp.
,
.
.
.
I B,
16,536,595
15,012,835
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.- expenses
•
$
■
18,901,450 201,632,445 208,906,766
15,870.632 171,295,638 183,881,484
,
systematic
the
for
MONTHS
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$
"
•
$
-
11
FIRST
AND
NOVEMBER
FOR
Period End. Nov. 30—
,7"
-
installation of
paoxageci air
conditioning in multi-story buildings lias been annoufceed. by this corporation.
,.v
,
rv
, .!
• ::•,!
The plan, the"Muplti-Weathcrmakcr System,'*, coordinate installalion .tot individual
Vcatlicrinakers and avoids 'hapliaaaru equipment
placement. 7, .
. .!•!,
... » '•
Ttte plant, the "Multi-Wcathermaker System." coordinates installaior
the air conditioning of their properties witliout
a large initial
casli.outlay,'7Russstil. Gray, Carrier. Vice?Presidcnt .and.General Man-',
uger of the Unitary Equipment Division,
said. "The heart of vthc
system-r-a utility
core consisting; of cooling tower, electrical and
water
supply—is. installed first.
Then.1 individual units are placed
according to .a".master plan, perhaps over a period of several years.'!,
of
Development
3S
'
.
EARNINGS
•
Develops Plan for -Multi-Story Air
—
Conditioning—
ail.
<43)73
The Commercial anSl financial Chronicle
.
-
■
and gas
'
;\The SECv It'was announced' on Dec. 31,=. has Issued an order autlioriz- [.
.Tidclands owns 160.4" net acres of leasCs in the West Ganado Field,
ing this company to declare and to pay a 2Zb stock dividend to stock- . > on .which live producing oil wells are located.—V. 186, p.
holders of record Nov. 29, 1957.
The stock dividend is to be paid on
or about Jan. 23, 1958, on the basis of one sliare of new stock for each ,
i.
Commonwealth; Stock Fund, Inc.—Registers;With* SEC
••50 shares of its outstanding 10,312,553 shares of common stock.
The
;!':An amendment was filed with the SEC on Dec. 26, 195? to the
company proposes-to assign a value of- $47 per share to each of the ! •
registration stateinenfflled by this San Francisco, Calif., fund cover¬
206,251 common shares to be issued as a stock dividend, or an ag-,j.
ing an additional 350,000 snares of common capital' stock, $1 par
gregate of $9,900,048.
That amount will be,charged against earned
; value.—V. 186, p. 2472.
•'
surplus; find $2,062,510- Will Re credited to " the common stock capital
account (representing' the $10 per share par value of the stock) and
Composite Fund, Inc.-^Rcgisters With SEC—
$7,837,538 (or $38 per share) • will be credited to capital surplus.^—
V. 186, p. 2755.•
•
''f ' '
:
1
v
The corporation on Dec. 16 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
'
••
•
140
air conditioners -which—can" be amortized as
10% per year, yet "equipment • life! Is well over ' 2u' *ytars,
said.—V. 186, p. 1374:.
;7;7!
small; felf-contained
of:
!
much
*•
Mr/
712
Gray
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
•
Period End. Nov. SO—
lear
Railway oper.
'
rteci
30,
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956 "
$3,744,339
$3,734,356 $40,597,021 $41,160,507
3,081,i940 - 8,106,810 '33,006,954 32,963,144
■
revenue™1
Railway npor.
expenses
-
registration statement
$1).—V. 186, p. 316.
(N. Y.)—Buys Plant—,;
City Investing Co.
'Net revenue from rail-way
operations—
> Net ry. oper. income..! ;
—V. 186, p. 2574.
-
■
100,000
covering
" "
shares
capital stock
of
(par
;;• :
'
,
tho
any
$8,197,363
4,695,581
$7,590,067
4,579,897
$627,546
$662,399
327,685
251,840
for Transfer of Manila Gas
-
derV
:
arge
ent.
-Period End. Nov. 30— !•
it was
Railway
the
$4,862,879
expenses
way
...
-
.
44,990,705
44,148,039
4,295,020
Net .revenue-from rail-
■
-
•
• •
'••'■; '
' ,
I
V,
$1,033,848 $10,963,353 $12,073,620
370,905
3,391,689
4,204,074
,
operations..-. ! ' $993,750
income.—
340,050
186, p. 2755. 77;!7777'
way
'
idi-
Net
'
rv.
—V.
oper.
186,
•
lop.
'V
'
r
•
f
Net.revenue from rail-.
way
ram,
day
v
Net
ry..
-•
.
operations— ! $209,124
oper. income!!!!
.
23,096..
.•
-
iZ
•
* Deficit.'-V. 186, p. 2574.
_
are
|
ytic
v
•
A""
tion
.
otal
R.
the
balance
share and
accrued
call
will
corporation
This
fcrred stock
fit $100
a
'F./Brozman,'President,-announced
of
!
This
of
i
'
$60,000. !
standing^ is
of
examiner
clilef
—V.
186,
?.'■
dividends to. March 1,
Dec. 27.
on
>v/'
State
Missouri,
of
1958.
...
on
•
'Railway oper.
ince
Railway
Period End. Nov. 30—
oper.
186,
$
$
34,948,169 401,366,205 384,084,154
25,350,418 272,470,165
Net
—V.
way
10.558,162
9,597,751
6,583,207
71,702,746
income—
oper.
125,843.028
70,180,352
128,896,040
5,734,962
operations-
ry.
Net
$125,551
52,029
$3,472,426
2,087,675
$1,838,016
38,375
713,889
Earnings—
$
S
Railway oper. revenue-
ded
21,823.388
Railway
ars.
16,983,036
of
Net
in
expenses
oper.
revenue
The
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
the
•
•
=
v
22,253,029 235,833,766 235,353,155
16,624,907 187,979,195 181,950,734
4,840.352
5,628,122
47,854,571
2,278,402
19^35,HJ^
22,662,473
—V.
a
j
i
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
les
Railway
for
ns.'
$2,777,630
1,996,318
revenue—
oper.
expenses
oper.
$2,907,505 $33,980,672 $32(617,901
2,060,213 23,040,492 ' 22,292,845
that
drawal
the statement in
operations
way
cts
Net ry.
11.
—V.
180, l>.
$781,312
!•
317,558
$847,292 $10,940,180 $10,325,056
321,189
4,200,335
4,056,221
Chicago, Milwaukee, |St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.-
^
1957—11 Mos.—195G
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
V-
$
19,538,257
16,462,067
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
be
;r«
$
$
$
20,882,111
sc
16,823,763
the
of
Net
revenue
way
Net
ry.
—V.
6
18G, p.
on
3,076,190
4.058,348
41,668.009
39,790,609
823,223
2,063,172
14,808,121
15,114,197
•
companyl^
sfev
17
£
Commerce
on
Dec.
30
authorized
Louis and Litchfield,
5"
111., .would be merged into the North Western
William
Dana
Seibert,
Jan.
1963.
Published
twice
a
8,
notes,
due Jan.
1,
condition's
will be brought to market
underwriting
On
account
of
the fluctuations
in the rate
headed by The
group
was
•
This
company
West
Field
of
to Jan. 1,
the
reason
cited
Unfavorable mar¬
for
after
postponing the
Co., Houston, Tex.—Acquisition—
through
a
merger
bOrels in
of Tidelwuls Oil
Up,
maintained
the
told
ended Sept. 30,
sales,
the
fiscal
year
and
allowances
per
van
den
Berg
30,
1955.
On tfte basis of the
time,
these earnings
share
for
the
fiscal
1957
25%.
At the same time,,
last fiscal year to $16.06 as
$14.65 at the close of
the
In large measure to
the
of Sept. 30, 1957.
.■
'
of
process
automobile-cushion
electronic
and
divisions which
can
be attributed
effort devoted to
welding together the new
ucts,
during the past
of its transformation from a
springs
into a
Industries
manufacture a variety
manufacturer
diversified product enterprise in
venden Berg said.
comprises ftvc operating
electro-mechanical fields,"
Electronics
Increased
despite an
stockholders' equity as reflected
in the net worth per share has increased from
I three years In the
were
compared
Total assets Increased from
Total net worth of the Company
addition of 96,000 shares outstanding,
continuing
as
worth increased during the year,
informed stockholders.
accomplishments
year,
and $1.09 in the 1955 fiscal year.
to $18,493,641.
and
taxes
present
from $10,131,857 to $12,640,703, up
successful
income
the
outstanding
$2.50
Federal
at
ended Sept.
for the year
to
for
for the previous fiscal year,
Co'rp.
elf
Mr.
electrical and electronic
prod¬
motors, precision resistors,
specialized electronic equipment, testing and
including precision timing devices and
electro-magnetic
relays,
Plac^New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9o70. Herbert D. Seibert Editor and I^bllsher,
issue on Monday). Other office: 135 S. La Salle Street,_cmcago J, nn o
.
1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y..^unde,r the Act or March J, 1879. toUDscr P
Canada, $68.00 per' year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
week, [every Thursday (general' news and advertising Issue) with a statistical
of exclynge, remittance for
reserves
The company's total assets and net
the
Texas
"increased
operations which have been acquired by your company
has acquired reserves estimated at 375,000
Ganado
corporation
annual' report for
the
Consolidated
Commonwealth Oil
the
with $2.75 the year before,
Mr.
"These
1978, will not be redeemable prior
time
in
shares
equivalent
Peabody & Co.
originally scheduled for Oct. 23.
that
at
intensified,
$861,989
$15,294,178
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1958 by William B, Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25,
in' United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
NOTE:
and
.
an
Corp.—Sales
earnings, and has shown continued steady growth in
stockholders' investment," President Pidter van den Berg
income
787,500
the Commission's decision.:—
20-year notes
through
Industries
$1,971,931, compared with $2,156,597
was
applicability
The Interest rate will be determined at later date.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.
President.
Net
;
v
1-1934). Com¬
jCo.—Offering Expected Jan. 8—
$50,000,000
First Boston Corp. and Kidder,
the
THE COMMERCIAL AND
of informational
offering.—V. 186, p. 2471.
about*45 miles of trackage between East
system.-.
4
aboift
or
ket
this
plans to buy Litchfield's capital stock for
The.Litchfield, which owns
St.
Commission
Litchfield <fc Madison Ry. In southern Illinois.
$8,000,000.
acquire the
North Western
of
The offering was
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Merger Approved^Interstate
,
offering
The
2575.
;
The
Commission
Commission rejected the con¬
absolute right of withdrawal under
and dissented from
case
Commercial Credit
233,305,828 233,519,103
191,637,819 193,728,494
93
59
The
interest to permit with¬
order'! pro-
-
from rail¬
operations
oper. income—
Jones
Electronics
for the fiscal year totaled $28,537,288. This
compared with $27,892,951 for the year ended Sept. 30,1956; $11,018,537
In 1955; and $6,824,076 in 1954, the last year that the company was
engaged in the automotive spring business as Reynolds Spring Company.
,
An
al.
share.
agreed with Comico's contentions as to
186, p. 1147.
V.
.
the
to
Net sales of the company
which proposed the public offer¬
Court decision in the Jones case (298 U. S.
missioner Sargent
both*
1957.
view of the pendency of "stop
Comico that it had an
the Supreme
2575.
>
ih
of
of
value
denying the withdrawal request, the
tention
made
be
period when economic activity generally tended to level off and
a
stockholders
which challenge the accuracy and adequacy
^disclosures contained in the registration statement.
In
income—
oper.
Consolidated
In
Registration With¬
ceedlngs
Net revenue from rail¬
les,
of
airport vacuum clearners will
and Navy.—V.
186, p. 2755.
Force
Earnings Off—
the issuance of a decision
common shares
at $2 per,
it would not be in the public
concluded
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
750.000
the
of
Air
S.
!
denying
this corporation for withdrawal of its registration statcannounced
23
under the Securities Act of 1933
of
ing
'
'
ise
berg, Vice-President and General Manager of tire company's Aircraft
Equipment Division. The corporation to date has supplied the military
with ground support equipment valued In excess of $60,000,000. Ship¬
$1,384,751
541,780
competition
Dec.
on
request of
mcnt
.
!■•!
SEC
The
underwriter.
the
as
vacuum cleaners
for. airport runways, whose performance Is
to result in multi-million dollar savings annually in jet
repair and replacement, will be produced by this corporation
under a major contract from the U. S. Air Force.
Receipt of the contract was announced on Dec. 20 by Gerald Rosen¬
drawal Denied by SEC—
53,402,421
1,706,671
operations
income
186, p. 2755.
named
engine
Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall
—
terms arc.to Re supplied by amend-
is
this. financing will be added to the general funds
of the company and be available for any of its corporate purposes,
including capital; ex-penditures and expenditures for exploration actlvities.
Tire company may
also-retire all or part of its outstanding
debentures now totalling $174,000. Capital expenditures and expendi¬
tures for exploration activities in 1958 are estimated at $350,000. By
an exchange of stock, the company has acquired control of two Cuban
subsidiaries" which-own. shallow producing wells. It intends to continue
drilling other shallow wells on adjaceno areas.—V. 186, p. 1952.
ments
Corp., Memphis, Tcnn.
offer*its' existing stockholders" the right to subrate of one new share for
en
tire- record date. The record date, sub¬
expected
•
2755.
p.
*
■
of
proceeds
adequate
from rail¬
way
;es
186,
Comico
Net ry. oper.
5rs
—V.
•
;
-
.
Giant
.»
Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Bids—
at the office of City Bank
company
150,000
held
inent. II.. Kook and Co., Inc.-,
tho
for
shares
scription price, and underwriting
New York, N. Y., will up to 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 7 receive bids
purchase from it of $14,000,000 first mortgage bonds due 1988.
St.,
$
$
•
Co._™!.< 150,000
for-additional-common shares at the
four
each
2575.
p.
300,000
i.
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.—Awarded Contract
$111,723
186,
to
proposes
company
"-scribe
U.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
late
8
■
1957—11 Mos.—1956
income..-—
Columbus &
—
Walker & Co
H.
G.
•
.Tills corporation on Dec. 30 filed a registration statement with the
covering 500,000 shares of" itS "20 cents par common''Stock. The
Ry.—Earnings—
180,555
oper.
Curtis
&
Spencer Trask
300>000
,
2755.'.>
•' > •
••
100,000
—.100,000
The Ohio Co
100,000
Paine, Webber,. Jackson;
:
Co
Consolidated Cuban Petroleum Corp.; Havana, Cuba—-
2850.
186, p,
fill
4
ry.
—V.
186, p.
Co.,
—!
Registers Stock Issue With SEC— t
:
258,241,126
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
V.
Turben
Milwaukee
SEC
$2,939,115
857,136
$3,061,034
1,129,616
$4,118,800
2,280,784
expenses
also
Net
$395,712
270,161
oper.
WeekS!_-_^.
Hornblower
150,000
Inc.
The
100,000
300,000
r
j.'
&;
—
Merrill,
100,000
100.000
150,000
Hallgarten & Co.„
Net revenue from rail¬
era-
0
>'
!,
operations——
Railway
Co.___t
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Foil
1 1957—11 Mos.—1956 ;
$1,462,844 $14^621,513 $14,206,789
.1,030,841 ,11,560,479 11,267,6.74
$292,278
Railway oper. revenue-
&
100,000
Marks
-M.-
Archie P. Cochran,
SEC—
1957—Month—1956
Co.
300,000
Co.
&;
Blair
Estabrook <fc Co
an'amendment to its
2,000,000 shares of coin'
> ;<
187,410
Laurence
-550,000 •
Inc.
Becker
G.
$100,000
Ingalls & Snyder
100,000
William
2575.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
tant
34
A.
"
will
Anaconda Co,—V. 186, p. 1952.
$432,003
837,500 shs. "
below severally agreed to
named
McCormlck «fc Co._:
Whipple <fc Co.-c
Bacon,
See
120,084
$5,000,000
t
•
.
Blunt Ellis <fc Simmons-!;,
$266,519
Income.
oper.
ry.
•
;
Outstanding r
$5,000,000
1,200.000 shs.
Lynch, Pierce,
Beane-™__,$1,750,000
Blair & Co. Inc.—l,j._!!v
' 1957—Month—1956
$1,271,707
'1,005,188
Authorised
1972
Fenner <fc
,
16" filed with the SEC
operations--—
way
Net
1957—11 Mos.—195G
$
Merrill
.
Colorado & Wyoming
24,548,109
expenses
'
expenses
stock
'
FINANCING
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts of deben¬
below:
\ '
...
•
•
.:
* -.
y
Net revenue from rail¬
Vice-President.
$
35,106,271
revenue
oper.
,■'
,
corporation on Dec.
Railway
fills
71
"
.
debentures due
($1 par value U
PRESENT
TO
tures set forth
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
1957—Month—1956
'
'
;
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. No*. 30—
one
Railway oper. revenue—
2471.
p.
'
.
said,. ."If..no obstacle develops."- On that date. Cochran
and replaced by Cochran Foil Corp. . which
int
iced
EFFECT
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
•
.->•
The amount out-
elected
been
•
approved
the
sale of
the
company
to
be effected through an exchange of stock,
share of-Anaconda stock from.each 2Va, shades of
be' 'dissolved
will
The
>
lias
.
registration Statement covering tin additional
inon Tstock
(par $1).—V. 186, p. 2471.
< ; 7
' !
/- The"
cbmpany,' which recently acquired'The Protective Life Insur¬
ance
Co.
of Missouri,
announced that Owen R. Jackson, formerly
/.
ties,
:
cumulative pre-
8'!
its
791,820
Approved—
operate as.a wholly owned subsidiary.of
.
V ; Ceiitury Acceptance C®TP»~Tn.¥Jtetire, Preferred Stock
;■
lar-
7,558,263
Formal completion of the deal will occur April 30t,
Co.
;
basis of
President
,
irio,
GIVING
fund
sinking
Common
•
Is to
The sale
Cochran Foil Co.
$2,229,729
•
454t230
$1,628,389
.. -*501,995
$99,485
469,213
.
?
:
•:
the
oil
' 1957—Month—1956 "
1957—11 Mos.—1956
Railway oper. revenue— *
$907,000 ' $942,000 $10;578,000 $10,830,000
Railway oper.. expenses
€9.7,876 % 842,515 -. 8,949,611
8.600,271
.
577,513
have
stockholders
%
gas
!(
869,856
-Cochran Foil Co.—Sale
Period End. Nov. 30—
.''77 V'
p.
$7,644,186
$789,068
724,775
$846,048
income—
2575.
yy
Anaconda Co.
-
.
-pany-m; $85 per share;—V. 186, p. 2471.
The
ket-
operations—
•
oper.
ry.
5ft
corporation has extended until Jan. 31 its invitation to holders
of the 4% cumulative second preferred stock to offer them to fhe com-
...77; 7777:r'7
.
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
will
CAPITALIZATION
>
V
Further details follow:
completed.
'
Tiie
mon
',
.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.- -Time for Tenders of Preferred Stock Extended—
'
;
■.
:
1957—11 Mos.—1956
\
$5,328,868 $55,111,392 $57,064,381
3,869,129
oper:
; Railway
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
Railway oper.
917
oper.
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings,
1957—11 Mos.—1956'
Sold—Men¬
issue of Dec. 23 of the public of-
our
fering .through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ^t Beane
and associates of $5,000,000 5% sinking fund debentures
at 100% and accrued interest. This offering was quickly
-
$1,996,734"$21,520,142 $23,144,834
1,207,666 ; 13,875,956
13,567,321
$2,054,390
expenses ;
1,208,342
Corp.—Debentures
Cement
made in
was
"
—v.
Period End. Nov. 30—
■
>
Net. revenue from rall-
30,
.<
tion
<
2471.'!"
p.■
.
.
1957—Month—1956
r
Railway oper. revenue™
Net
>any
.
.
for
the- SEC
application, to
=oon
111.
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
announced on Dec. 26, has withdrawn its
an order authorizing its subsidiary, The
Islands Gas &: Electric Co. to transfer the lattcr's stock interest \ in
Manila Gas Company to a
newly organized Canadian corporation,
Ilalico; "Ltd. A Commission hearing" thereon, .scheduled Dec. 26/ 1957,
has been cancelled.r—V. 186, p. 27b4. „
•,
.
.
\
, '
.
corporation,
This
nois
180,
Ltd. above.—V.
Metal Co.,
American
'See
Corp. -—- Withdraws Proposal
Stock—
Central Public Utility
f
Consolidated
-
L957
;
Co.—Merger Approved—
Molybdenum
Climax
77
7%,
below.—V. "186, p. 2575.
"?Sce Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.
/Vy;
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
4
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
(44)
frtmis
and
the electrical
in
resistors.
Mr
,'
(formerly known as
with the SEC
corporation
This
statement
1'pirlstrai ion
si
a
People's Finance Corp.) filed
on Dec. 27,
195/, cover lug
Railway
Net revenue from rail-
Railway
Railway
Co.—Increases Construction Budget
Net
budgeting more money for construction in 1958 than we
Iravo expended "in any year in the company's history except 1957,
Mr. Karri saicl.
"The total for the present year will be about $108,-
7 7'..
■
II.
!
gas
.
will
City,
Dan E. Kara Plant, near Bay
the first of two units scheduled for
second in I960. An additional 158,250
tlie company's John C, Weadock Plant, also nearinto service early In 1958 and is the eight unit at
500,000 kilowatt
at
An.
important
and
of
of
struction
Lake
the
—V.
186,
station
at
the
in
four
on
V
'
'
.
Net
'
•
,
.
that
demand
-
for
Calsi-Crete,
Gidwitz
Mr.
Net
basis
and Exchange Commission
on
Restricted
List.
\V
cently
States
have
Act
1933.
in
of
been,
Commission
currently
or
violation
the
.
to
1,237,565
sales
fiscal
sales
of
o/ this corporation
ended
year
$33,107,016
Sept.
the
in
its
and
wholly-owned
fiscal
preceding
Net
Income
to
for
$1.38
the
year
outstanding,, compared
1956
fiscal
Octave
period
for
compared with
year.
Corneil-Dubilier
1956.—-V.
October,
those
subsidiary,
per
the
in
to
are
interest
in
if
be
supplied by amendment.
Net
Tobe
fiscal
the
•
sajes
been
D.
Colo,
Chairman
of
the
Board,
announced
Deutschmann
Aug.
1,
1965
Trust Co.,
of
who
present
such
debentures
16 Wall St., New York
stock
common
of
the
that
convertible
at
the
first
the
company,
a
Y.,
of
premium in accordance with the
•Per $1,000
».
This
offer
conversion
after
8/13
on
conversion.
presentation.—V.
to
186,
p.
1,
4.17
___
1
-
of
•
owner
1957.
the
ry.
dividend
Cuban-American Sugar Co. (&
Year Ended
hTet
1957
sales
Net profit' :
Preferred' dividends
Common
dividends
Common
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
186, p.
^
'
share
1148.
1,254,614
$3,013,912
r
/
ZZZ
outstanding!
common
4,268,526
•
paicl
paid
__
II
9,420
lA&mb
_i
Du
ing
1956
$56,830,378 $51,612,265
Profit before U. S. & Cuban income
taxes
Provisions for Federal & Cuban income taxes
—
3 254 127
5341726
$2,719,401
9,744.
1,033,310
'm),000
820.000
$3.66
$3.30
a
be
with
companies
stock
The
will
and
plan
and
of
last
merger
V
■
■
this newly acquired plant to the
Falstaff beer will begin immediately,"
preferred
that
the GB brand
sales' had
increasing
re¬
shares
of
of
Falstaff.
of
of
shares
440,264
shares
264,159
is
GB
$20 par
ratio of
new
a
This
a
preferred for five of Griesedieck Bros, common.
to
$5,283,180 that Falstaff will pay for
basis
a
total
a
stock
amounts
stock will not be
on
7,
Oct/
exchanged for
Falstaff
Bros.
Augustus S.
$1.17
ten
cents
the
pre¬
preferred
of
share
stock
will
convertible
be
share. "Outstanding
for
affected by the
to com¬
Falstaff com¬
transaction.—V.186, p. 839.
of
orders
at
_
Doc.
the
Pont
similar
1956.
Sept," 30,
Current
of
liabilities
$13,435,853,
at Dec.
company
Pa.,
stock.
The
U.
S.
to 23%
of
an
Supreme .Court
the
.
filing of
delayed
until
10
tax,effect of
Under
the
distributed
period.
to
the
stockholder
days
a
after
'
■,
-
the
Internal
U.
S.
District
Revenue
cast
the
over
of
153,000
du
plan,
Pont
filed
on
common
Oct.
25,
the "stock
stockholders
A trustee would handle the distribution.—V.
over
productive
•
'
somewhat
relatively high-
the
increase
while
sales
been running
that
and
year,
to,
continue
at
were
a
the
was iii
in such
2576.
company
secure
to-
orders
high operating level.—V. 186, p.
a
will'be
reports
10-year
186, p. 2368.,
manufacturing
in
its
.
.
first?
N:' Y/,
Francispo7
Scranton, Irvin,
installation
manufacturing
Cole
..
another
as
said,'-' "and
.
in
stage
rapidly increasing electrical requirements."
7' 7
~
•
-
continuing
our
it
expect
we
The
facility
Newark, N. J.
and
complete
'
'
Mr.
M.
_
Long Island; City,
new
program,"
the
next
10
called
years
generating
new
the
plant
remainder
production
the
boards,
.
announced by._T.
currently maintains 13 other plants; in San
be
Ga.,
Atlanta,
in
plant
it was
April,
nrect
help
to
7" 7
•
;
'..
;
capacity.
for
This,
45,000
covers
of
it
area,
a
he
tract.
includes
company's southeastern
sales
devoted to the fabrication
control
ino tor
industrial, commercial,
South
and
centers,
and
Carolina,
Louisiana, Mississippi,
and
and
electric
' feet,
South.1"
10% higher
/ '
30.000
expand
to
room
warehouse
The
increase
,
with
Containing
region.
and
was
whole,
a
modern
a
planned
estimated,
as
square
10-acre
also
84%
an
square
manufacturing
assembly of panelboards,
special, enclosures.
utility
Georgia,
Virginia.—V.
186,
p.
unit
switch¬
will service
in the States
customers
Florida,
It
feet
offices
and
-Tennessee,
of
Alabama.
2473.
on
would-be
a
Co.—Opens New* Plant in April
operations
expansion forecast for the nation
will be
this
stock
proposed government plan for disposal of the stock.
government
able
regional
new
plant/will
the
see
in
The
indefi-
ruled
Court
Service
that
lie pointed out that.the industrial eicpansion predicted,for, the
/-
North
in
be
begin
Southeast.
growth
electrical
-
,
plan
annual report
his
in
Santa Clara, Cleveland, St. Louis, Dallas,
Atlanta
the
"We
-
outstand¬
has
Board,
would
fact
fiscal
past
Bethlehem, Pa.,
new
plan for disposal of du Pont holdings in General
63,000,000 shares, equivalent
Motors
Angeles,
than
won
to
Federal Pacific
uos
in
\
Dec. 24
the
facilities
Cole, Executive Vice-President.-v
of
%
on
the
company's
were
ratio
a
•
of this
of
the plant had
year,
would
it
scheduled
21,' 1956.—V. 186,
•
these
Federal Pacific Electric
•
$1,231,543 $23,050,478 $15,074,815
406,681
9,588,994
6,270,081
'»
last
during
that
1957
;
2575.
that
volume to enable it to maintain
for
owns
than
all
hopes
The
at
Chairman
in
approxi¬
was
31,
and
the area's
.
a
interest
of Federal's plant.
Blagden referred to the
Mr.
lower
the
in
Blagdcn,
shareholders,
stated that the company had acquired a conBerkeley-Davis, Inc., Danville,- 111., manufacturers
of automatic arc welding equipment and special machinery. He also
stated
that
tho company
had completed
its program of acquiring'
approximately $750,000 worth of
new
equipment
and
additional
is
cash.
•
■
_
*229,680
p.
the
capacity
V
$31,000,000
subsidiaries
assets
*$192,059
■
to
.7
-
*
income...
General
The
•
agreement
■
convert
announced
last
be
convertible
:
transaction
trolling
'.' 916,989
on
$49,000,000 in
backlog
$4,270,785
disposed of.
the
"
Federal Machine & Welder Co.—New Board Chairman
$678,512
■■
ownership violates the anti-trust laws and has ordered that
.
2576.
p.
preliminary agreement approved by the boards of directors
two
mon
1957—Month—1956 •
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$2,773,443
$5,437,555 $57,315,682 $44,702,948
2,965,502
4,206,012
34.265,204
29,628,133
ex-penses
into delay in filing
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
the
to
officials
mon
Motors Corp.
.
ratified,
alterations
Falstaff
Griesedieck
level
approximately
ratio of 1.8 to 1
a
'
Attorneys for stockholders
,
(
186,
of 1958, he continued. Production of
has been discontinued. Mr. Griesedieck said.
the
(E. I.) clu Pont cle Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Wins
Delay
Payment will be made within 10 days
1502.
contract,
B-58 recon¬
the
on
second quarter
value,'6%
/
approximately
$40,000,000
operations..—
oper.
-
com¬
-.
definitized
work
of $6,900,000.—V.
amout
of Premium- Quality
Griesedieck, Falstaff's
facilities,
of
quarterly
the
with
including
* Deficit.—V. 186,
?
additional
prior "developmental
"7..;. ■-■!7'
common
;
of the
the
Bros,
minor
Under
of
494,051
,
corporation
revenue..
oper.
;
1958.
the
an
priflio
quired additional production capacity in the St. Louis area, Expansion
of the company's two existing plants in St. Louis would involve a large
cash
outlay and considerable time,
whereas
the
800,000-barrel GB
plant ia readily convertible to the brewing and bottling of Falstaff beer.
"
,
*$1.29
compared
30,
•
oper.
way
presented
Dynamics,'
pre-production-planning
lead-time items and limcompany
through • 1959, Mi'.
long
7
received
in the
pod,
Earlier,
Net revenue from rail¬
are
of
occupy
General
;
also
18.
of beer
•
$1,172,563
.
*$971,954
earnings
Tor
compared
compared with
.
Railway
Railway
.
holders who present their debentures iov
31,
Sept.
assets
1261.
Net
those
At
$30,000,000
period End. Nov. 30—
12 50
be. paid.
is made to
the
manu-
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings-
principal amount of debentures.
before the close of business
May
stock issued
'
16.67
*
will
of
covers
Joseph
President, stated. Production and Ship^ tnent of Falstaff from this plant, is not expected to begin: until late in
is
,.
-
20.83
Paj mailt will be made, by check, to the registered
mon
2.0
Division
bomber,
procurement
as
that
has
Griesedieck
brewing
$25 00
addition, accrued interest to the date the debentures
for conversion will
the
' 1,094.959
*$0.30
$13,€78,480, resulting in net current
p.
Jan.
In
--
532,327
-
1,094,959
stk.
totalled
1957,
* Premium
Feb.
,
Inc.,
—
Convair
supersonic
somes- of
"Some
...
& Co.,
'
.
share.
per
of
$26,514,333,
were:
following schedule:
1, 1958 through Jan. 31, 1958_
1, 1958 through Feb. 28, 1958
March 1, 1958 through March
31, 1958April 1, 1958 through April 30, 1958
May 1, 1958 through May 31, 1958.
!
Brooks
*$161,782
com.
provision
50c
of
the
non-recurring
months
Current
shares
surplus
on
Incoming orders
period.
mately
Bankers
for conversion into
Holders who present debentures
during the period:
Dec. 24, 1957 through Dec.
31, 1957
of
underwriting
$1,504,281
,194,889
;
tAfter
stock
nine
1956
company
,
15, N.
W.
and
14,347,827
Faistaff Brewing Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
Dec.
four
each
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
outstanding.,.
net
share,
ferred
debentures.dtlo
office
for
35,831,016
■;
Acquisition by this company of Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co.: was
given final approval on Dec. 27 by Falstaff stockholders. Shareholders
.
price
$356,671
shares
•Includes
per
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Conversion Offer—
yv.
P.
share
,
income
NOTES:
has offered to pay to the holders of the
5%
W
-
tEarninga per shr.
838.
p.
covering
a
subscription by holders
new
10,597,026
sales
Dividends paid
Increase in earned
the
had
Corp.,
for
29,918,268
1,454,305
Instrument Carp.—New Contract
&
said.
naissance
the principal underwriter.
Common
latest
before
year
Deutschmann
acquired its
186,
share,
divi¬
stock
common
th'e
3,843,746
.
f.
-
of
Tobe
preferred
of
$2€1
or
'
•
after
shares
4,975,020
3 Mos. End. -9 Mos. End. Sept. 30Scpt. 30,'57
11957
1
,1956
*
billed and other revenue $12,396,521
$41,368,324 $31,636,363.
Net income before income taxes
676,248
\ 2,888,179
2 240 941
Federal, and foreign taxes on inc.—
*
319,577
1,383,898
lj068l378
Net
.
,
.
said that overall sales for
exceeded
owned
)
<
•
equal
512,390
$1,085,047,
•
have
70%
Included.
In
with
year.
would
the
of
the
on
Blake, President,
$754,928,
was
share
per
507,577
corporation filed a registration sta tement with the SEC on
1957, covering 165,625 shares of its>$l par common stock.
as
fabrication
Fairchild
'
from
the
for.
three shares of Falstaff
•
dends
51-3,016
"V
contract
tooling.as,well
ited
$6,050,339
income
Dorr-Oliver, Lie.
;
subsidiaries
$32,494,378,
were
$6,237,127
|
Corp.—Earnings Decline-
1957
30,
and
Carter
$750,766
3,591,664
p.: 2576.
contractor
,.-riX-1
''
"
■1
,
operations...... 3,186,190
income
" 1,237,550
multi-million
The
$1,919,820 $20,500,951 $18,946,625
1,169,054
14,263,824 .12,896,286
,
$613,822
2575.
p.
.
Net
the
•
Net proceeds of this financing will become part, of its
general funds and as such may be used for any proper corporate
purpose.
It is contemplated that such proceeds, together with the
proceeds from a $250,000 bank loan and other available funds, will be
applied to the construction of an aluminum sulfate plant
costing
approximately $640,000; to the improvement of the company's present
plant site at a cost of approximately $100,000; and to provide addi¬
tional working capital.—V. 182, p.. 1909.
V*
" '
-
7
Electric
$1,851,387
expenses
•
161,654,438
dollar production phase on the company-designed
system' pod for the B-58 'Hustler' has been initiated
by a letter contract received by this corporation," John Carter, President, said on Jan. 5.x •• ■:
"*
\
-
1957—11 Mos.—1956
from rail--
159,784,572
11,753,217 129,866,304 125,823,422
-til,051,708
Fairchild Camera
"A
1957—Month—1956
15,344.881
14,137,898
oper.
186,
1957—11 Mos.—1956
Z", '
' ,V
rr-
reconnaissance
purchased by it.
arc
"
Corneil-Dubilier
1
..2
heavy chemicals
re¬
-
.
expenses
revenue
ry.
y..'.v.
Organized in 1955rthe company is primarily engaged in
.facture and sale of sulfuric acid.
In addition it sells;
that
believe
«
,
office,
that
from
j
oper.
way
24,
terms
\
reason
retire
will
Net
Net
$2,783,810 $28,855,161 $26,974,775
1,447,343
14,849,346
13,968,586
1,195,889
.
being, distributed in the United
registration requirements of the Securities
the
of
has
t-
>»
outstanding common at the rate of one
shares
held,
The record date,
subscription
.
securities
$2,392,681
•"
of
Restricted List is composed of the names of Canadian
whose
.
operations—
oper.
This
of
The Canadian
companies
Loigreu,
.
—V.
.
The company proposes to offer these shares
representations made and information furnished .to
Commission, the name of this company was deleted from the
Canadian
Boggs,
Railway
47,319,550
revenue—
oper.
186,
Dec.
.
2*7 announced
Dec.
>
years,
_
Dixon Chemical & Research, Inc.—Registers Stock Of¬
fering with sec—
;
^
the
■
-
in Top Management*—
Period End. Nov. 3(1— X1957—Month—1956
*' '
,.L. '
'
" '
•' $
1
$74,294,325
2575,
p.
oper.
ry.
—V.
listed
The Securities
'
:
-
i Eric RR.—Earnings—
«
k
Continental Potash Corp., Ltd.—On Canadian Restrict¬
the
V,
•
4,315,5067 50,251,699
operations
income—
way
product will be put on sale at once by Continental Material's
Pacific Materials Corp., Pacific, Mo. Continental is plan¬
ning six more regional plants witth a capacity of 4 to 6 million square
feet to produce Calsi-Crete once the 1.7 million square feet of produc¬
tion at Pacific is absorbed.—V. 186, p. 2269.
on
non-cumu.
j'.c.
E.
G.
years,
:
$7,099,316 $79,106,860
oper.
186,
^
1957—11 Mos.—1956
-
4,287,817
Net revenue from rail-
said
.
6%
An additional 200,OuO common shares
Millsboro
$6,680,498
revenue
from rail-
Railway
the
-
between
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956 f
expenses
Railway
subsidiary,
ed List—
located
77.7:777-';
1
..
immediate
the
meet
Peninsula.,
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—i'.'/
of development work in the United States and
England* Calsi-Crete promises to revolutionize the building industry.
"Because
this product can
be made in
a
wide variety Of desired
elrengths and in many desirable shapes, an entire home can be con¬
structed: of
Calsi-Crete,"
said Mr. Gidwitz,
"We know from data
supplied by our engineers that a house made of this material can cut
40% off labor costs and up to 20% from the overall cost of a conven¬
tional structure.
Wc expect to demonstrate this fact when we put up
a house of Calsi-Crete during the latter part of, 1958."
.>
To
Delmarva
Station
Power
Period End. Nov. 30—
of 15 years
The result
the
■v
-
■
,
River
oper,.
ry.
—V.
The development and
production of a revolutionary muti-purpose
building material named Calsi-Creto, a versatile, lightweight cellular
was announced on Dec. 18 by General S. Gidwitz, Chairman
Board.
Indan
oper.
way
;
concrete,"
the
■
„
.
to
opc-apr-onc
paid
.
7
,
throughout
revenue
Net
Continental Materials Corp.—Announces New Product
of
less
be
will' become ,: Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors
Chief Executive Officer of "the corporation. '' :
' ?■'• f
Paul
•
f
Railway
1958-61.
years
or
would
; whd'has
been- Vice-President inv charge of sales for
will become, President.
:>•"<
1 : >
who is now a,, Vice-President, will become VicePresident In chaige ,of manufacturing.'
; "
•
Wahcr, Dietz, wno has been President of the corporation for many
i f
President, on Jan. 2 announced that' the directors
1958 budget calling for more .than $22,000,000 for !
Denver «fe Rio Grande Western
1,856,000
>
Light Co.—Plans Expansion—?
&
Period End. Nov. 30—
the addition
2.760,000 kilowatts by
to
2151.
p.
of
convert
would
Railway oper.1 revenue,-
of con¬
Sheldon
Port
capacity
,
$100
$1, with payment spread over lour years.
v.
several
Dagsboro in southern Delaware.
The first 85,000; kilowat pnit
third major power station in the system, was placed in service
1, 1957 —V. 186, p. 728. 7
.
t"
Railway
generating
completion
for
scheduled
units
49%
increased
beginning
the
be
than
more
-several years';
■X for
this
Nov.
Ilavcn.
electric
present
will be
kilowatts
Grand
near
company's
will
generating
steam-electric
a
Michigan,
The
project
electric
new
arrears
f ■-"George Holmen, who-has been Vice-President in charge', of, finance
$12;p$4',656 $14,1^8,195
" V3,847,261 ♦'! 7,720,973
435,132
and.
projects
the-new
to
with
the
City, will go
steam electric plant.
Day
.this
of
in
units
kilowatt
tlie
of
continued
1959 and
be
jmuUiction
a
011
$100
although he will continue as "a
v director
and .will act as consultant'to tne corporation.' A. F". Murray,
The major item in this construction program of'-the company, and
its two subsidiaries, The Eastern Shore Public Service-,-Corp;- of Mary¬ S who, has been Vice-President in charge of manufacturing for several
land and Eastern Shore Public Service Co.;of Virginia,'is the com-, v yeark:, will retire from that office, and will act as consultant to the
:
pletion of a second 85,000 kilowatt generating unit now being added ,! corporation.— V. 186, p. 2048.
oilier
Construction
Plank,
approved
construction
department expansion plans and about $20,000,000 more for
expansion and improvement projects including Office arid service
buildings.
• 7i
<
:
* ••
''7'•
$•
for
II.
have
of
.
$976,523/
\
86,712
2851.
p.
claims
J. Electfblux Corporation, manufacturers of vacuum Cleaners,,: has ah.
f lrotiucecu that the--follJwing changes in its top management will occur
atrfche end of the'current calendar yearr "
'
•„'
/:
.""iff,:'.,
:
projects, $20,000,000
schedule totals $60,000,000 for electric
1958
Tire
■7.7.
7:.v
7 :7"-.
■
6,230,932.67,118,902 ^67,220,583
765,955
Delaware Power
■
of
Eiectrolux Corp.—Changes
$7,207,455 $79,203,558, $81,348,778
6,036,184
income—
oper.
ry.
; —V. 186,
arc
€00,000."
$6,802,139
operations—
way
Net
and
all
issued.
be
capital,
-«!•'
from rail¬
revenue
claims
x
:1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
expenses
oper.
with
creditors
non-voting shares at par.
would
1957.
and
28
-
revenue
oner,
Aug.
stockholders
Common
live,
all interest
would,pay
1,
before
paid in full.
50 cents 011
,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
company
"We
W75.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
*
will invest more than $100,000,000 in 1958 on ex¬
improvement of its electric and natui al gas scivice
facilities
in' Outstate Michigan,
according to an announcement by
Dan E. Kara, President.
This
186,
be
Unsecured
A.;
'
Steel
Eastern
$1,445,490 $14,915,715, $17,378,624 7, There .Are. 286,150 shipcs outstanding. Bridge and. Tank would buy
823,961
8,316,150
9,659,146 )i? 300,000 shares dor $30,000. Some 112,0u0 common snares in the treasury would not be.couveried. \
: 7V.7.
S
7 7:%
Bridge and Tiune wouui guarantee ft $400,000 .bank loan for working
$979,398
654,984
income— ■■'
oper.
ry.
—V.
initially, a major portion Oi
used by the company for the purpose of reducing,
temporarily, then outstanding bank loans.
tension
would
1957—11 Mos.—1956
*
operations-'-—
way
plan,
creditors
Preferred
7 la
Net
the
total about $30,000 to Oct.
which
$4,804,215 $51,658,540 $52,683,243
3,358,725 ; 36,742,825
35,304,619
$4,290,712
3,311,314
expenses
oper.
1957—Month—1956
.
Railway oper. revenue—
will be
Consumers Power
lt( was reported that unsecured creditors ami stockholders would meet
soon as possible to consider tne offer.
as
Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
„
decision.
plan would also be suojeot to a court
sition
the company's mkfn operating subsidiary.
Under
&
'
which expires March 31, requires approval of holders oi
pffer,
,
1384.
185, p.
Delaware
funds.
least
at
The
'coiihnomStock and .tinsecured creditors.:.,
.
1 .- • >
■
•
;.. ■ : .
bmce debenture holders have started bankruptcy proceedings
against
Eastern Steel with a view to liquidation,-final acceptance of the acqui,
«■
added to the company's ^ork-
proceeds of this financing will be
It is expected that, at least
Net
In.r
Bridge and Tank Co. of.Canada, Ltd., on Dec. 24 announced an
•'"offer'to buy Eastern Steel Products, Ltd. in receivership since Aug. 28
The
directors
$24,500,000,
—V.
Of capital notes, due Feb. 1, 1973, with detachable class A
common
stock purchase warrants. The notes (with warrants)
a(e t
be offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by
6
D
Fuller & Co. and Paul C. Kimball & Co. The interest rate,
conversion rate, public offering price and unoerwriiing terms aie to
be supplied by amendment.
air thereof
the
the sale of several oi the company's subsidiaries known
Azucarera Atlantica del Golfo,
00o!o00
$1
that
announced
liquidation of the company. If the sale and liquidation are
approved the stockholders will receive a distribution of the proceeds of
the Hershey sale, other cash and securities, and the stock.-of Compania
America Denver, Colo.—
Proposed Note Offering With SEC
Registers
2
Hershey Group of properties to the Chiriqui Sugar Mills Corp.
consisting of cash and short-term notes,sahch adopted
resolution to ask stockholders' approval for the sale and a plan Of
Finance Corp. of
Consumer
*
Jan.
on
complete
internal develop¬
profitaule growth, both through
195. P» 1513.
pursue its program of
ment and expansion.—V.
Chairman,
Loeb,
the
as
for
.,
,
L.
Have approved
ahead would
that the company in the year
said
Berg
den
van
John
Plan—
Eastern Steel Products, Ltd,—Proposed
Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co.—To Sell Certain Units—
for industry, and a number of consumer
elcctro-nieclianical fields.
Stocknoklers were informed that the
company had continued its
pximns on
activities during the 1957. fiscal year in both the industrial
rnnmoimnts
and consumer
products fields.
The company in March
estaliiisned a close relationship with The Sessions Clock Company, and
hi Septcmbcr acquired Mcpco, Inc., a loading manuiacturcr of specialty
instrumentation
analytical
Federal
Howard
service.
John
T.
Paper Board Co., Inc.—Executives Retire—*
Brown,
He will
W.
Cox,
Chairman,
continue
Executive
a
a
retired
Director
011
Dec.
of the
31
after
41
years
company.
Vice-President, also retired.—V. 186, p.
of
i
1953.
Number
137
Volume
Fibreboard
The
company
covering
floor
5705
Dec.
plant
announced
30
the
Investing
Co.
of
City
to
investing concern. The 400,000
ering manufacture
"The
at its Emeryville,
Calif.,
includes
down,
linoleum
Metuchen
well as
as
a
Railway Oper.
Railway oper.
substantial
Net revenue from rail¬
valued at al>out $1,000,000 was moved
prior to the sale, the company said.
machinery
emphasize its
further
oper.
186,
Other
Railway
Railway
will
Sales
rise
to
million
$25
than
more
the
in
fiscal
ending
year
Y
director
company
-
,Y;Y%
DecYT9.:Y/Y
Cther: executive
tions '
include:,
Co.',
Southern
Titane,
S. ! A.,
Venezuela;
The
facturing
.Pigment
Screw Xo.;'
Bank,
Co., National; Cylinder
Societe Industrielle du
Alloy- Manu¬
Titanium
Titanium
A ^S;
Titan; Co.,
Manhattan
Chase
Metal Corp., Minnesota' Linseed Oil
Nickel Processing Corp.; R-N Corp.,
Magnus
Gas
fie
Bartina
OilvCo.,
Y.;i YO/'Y-''
held by Mr. Martino'in business organiza¬
Allegheny, Ludlum Steel Corp., Baker Castor
positions
director,
Pty. Ltd., Titanium Metals Corp. of America,
Corp.; and trustee,1 East River; Savings Bank.
Co.
Hoyt Ammidon, Presidentelect of the United States Trust Co., of
York; has also been elected a director of The Fidelity & Casualty
Designed /specifically for
New
Co.
He
New
York
With
Nov. 1,' 1957,
interlude', > Mr.
on
brief
a
of
board
-President
elected
Was
trustees
1954.Y-.
of
Trust
States
United
the
of
Co.
appointment to take effect Jan. 1, 1958.
Ammidon has also been a member of the
States Trust Co. of New York since
'
1 :Y'
*
'■
tractors, Series WC-4, have 109 to
115-inch wheelbase minimums
and
are
engineered to routinely pull
double bottoms over the toughest mountain routes under any snow,
ice, or other rugged ;Weather conditions,—V. 186, p. 2369.
this company:/
The new-FWD
YY/H--■
/Y"—'
Yv'
M/rYAmmiddnYhaS- been associated/withYViheent Astor as
a partner of Astor &
Co. and Vice-President and Trustee of the Vin¬
cent Astor Foundation, from which positions he will retire at the end
Since
,
1953
year.
;.,:v
.•'
Y
:.\Y :;Y;YYY- Y
•-
>■
,
J
i
Years Ended October 3i—
r
'
"i
'
,
Net, sales.
Profit
before
v,
v
'„n .J.
*
...
,, ^
,
.
■'
Ag
h 158.884,304 1.115,179,783
119,788,848
on ''ihcoirrorr_Y__
58,150.000
59*2^0,000
Domestic: and fofeign taxes
Jones
Lauglrlin' to
Y&
now/distributeYthern,
President
Net;.;, income
--YY-Yi'-'A'-f'LYiliAy_.'1Y-_-Y-
•:
60,538.848
61,692,152 '*
......
v^DUriiig- the' fiscal tyear. ended Oct. 31', 1957, the company redeemed
$4.450;00n
lnntrii.M'tn rlpht5 011H . <St QOO OOO of nrpfftl'red" -stohk. Net
working
witli:"
,Y.and Canada. V
..Only California
Gutekunst, Vice■ •
■
y *
Continental Emsco Co. as
assure
customers of out¬
by
•
■.
George
and
will
this broadened
exception to
an
distribution
General Baking; Co.—Buys Eddy Bakeries—
will
and
v
,
,.;i
$13,000,000 annually.
J.
E.
O'Connell,
Bakeries,
.
With SEC—
The corporation on Dec. 16 filed with the SEC an amendment to its
registration statement covering $100,000,000 periodic payment plans
single payment plans (DWP).—V. 184, p. 2624.
t
completed
been
of Eddy
,
synthetic rubber
(N. Y.)—Registers
have
assets
the
plete line of baked goods and distribute them throughout an 11-Stato
area.
"-•s- ■...
■
e
■
Sales of the Eddy organization are estimated to run in excess of
and Chairman of the Board of Eddy
President and Chairman of the Board
President
will continue
Inc.,
new
a
price hut it
was
noted that this most recent acquisition by General Baking Co.
expands that company's operations from 25 States and the District of
Columbia to 34 States operating out of 55 baking plants.
There
was
made
disclosure
no
the
of
nual
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
$35,487,398 $33,998,287
27,726,200 25,247,25.7
operations
way
Net
ry.
oper.
186,
p.
$817,224
-
402,667
income
$7,761,198
2,477,972
$647,257
157,685
$8,751,030
3,744,177
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
Railway
'
'
'
Steel Corp.—Stock Offer
.
'
Net
Oversubscribed—Of
shares of common stock recently offered for
subscription by common stockholders at $10.50 per share,
76,842 shares were subscribed for under primary rights
and oversubscriptions amounted to 22,265 shares.
The
offering was underwritten by McDonald & Co. and Kid¬
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$3,101,977
$3,276,441
2,605,440
2,847,645
"'$4,154
$496,537
$428,796
*45,224
$43,613
7,044
income—
Deficit.—V.
290,699
,
operations.—-.oper.
ry.
*
$285,945
$277,554
233,941
expenses
oper.
way
Florida
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net revenue from rail-
2576.
I".-..,*'.
729.
Railway oper. revenue.,
Net revenue from rail¬
—V.
and
839
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$3,221,622 $3,016,361
2,404,398
2,369,104
Period End. Nov. 30—
the total an¬
General Baking to approximately $170,000,000 a. year.
sales of
186, pp.
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
80,021
1,840
der, Peabody & Co.
186, p. 2577.
Beech-Nut
Life
Savers,
Inc.,
186, p.
With Securities and
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Dec. 26, 1957, covering 470,000 shares of its! common stock.
The stock
is to be offered for public sale at $3 per share on a "best efforts"
This
underwriters, the names of
amendment.
The selling commission is
basis
tain
!
by
be supplied by
io be 45c per share plus cer¬
which
are
expenses.
The
to
■
corporation
is
engaged
in
exploration
and
development
of
fluorspar mineral claims in Nevada, the properties being in
"the
exploratory stage with no proven deposits of commercial fluorspar
ore."
The principal purposes of .the. issue are to finance-additional
exploration work and to provide the company with adequate working
capital to conduct operations effectively at the conclusion of the pro¬
gram. The employment of the funds will depend in part upon geologic,
which cannot be foreseen entirely at the
present time.
The prospectus indicates that $400,000 of the proceeds
will
be
used
for additional
engineering and geological exploration;
$75,000 for
various administrative and other expenses; $50,000 for
patenting the company's
claims; $35,0CO for special economic and
professional consultation as to market potential if and when explora¬
tory work establishes commercial ore;
and $500,000 for addition to
working capital, erection of a mill, and other corporate purposes.
economic
and
otner
The company
common
shares.
was
Sol
factors
organized in 1955. It now has outstanding 496,084
Goldberg is listed as President.—V. 186, p. 2152.
Provision
the
for
$2
Fair Properties,
Inc.—Stock Subscriptions
share, 2,112,501
shares were
Of
offered
1957 at
subscribed for, and(
2,499,116 shares of common stock recently
subscription by common stockholders Dec. 6,
per
—
taxes
for
income
on
will aggregate $13,371,233,. It also seeks Commission authorization
make an additional $1,000,000 of short-term bank borrowings in
over
ar.d above $1,990,000 of outstanding borrowings.
—'V. 1.86, p. 2852. '>
-v, ! ' ; .Y"
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1958
January, 1958
income
-
income——
on
shares
Common
Earned
per
-
—
—-
-
„
outstanding
share
$1,688,603
800,000
$2.11
common
.
$1,563,916
800,000
$1.93
months, this corporation received orders from
the'. U. S. Navy calling for the delivery of submarine batteries with
a
total value of approximately $2,000,000.
This was announced on
Dec. 4 by A. H. Daggett, President, who also stated that the batteries
will
be
manufactured
at
the company's plant in Depew,
N. Y.—
the
During
V.
186,
p.
last
States Land & Industries, Inc.—Stoc^c Split,
Gulf
two
1738.
;
stock
The action was taken
in connection with an
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.,
Herbert
been
Ltd.—Changes in Personnel-
as
office vacant since the
of James D. Dole,
founder of the company.
The
fective. Jan. 1, 1958,r—V. 186, p. 730.
of
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
expenses
oper.
$4,497,000
4,275,124
the Board,
Hidden Splendor
an
Mining Co.—Proposed Merger—
way
ry.
operations-—
oper.
income.,—
♦Deficit.—V.
186,
p.
/
below.—V. 186, p. 2153.
Sqc Lisbon Uranium Corp.
Ilidrandina
(Energia Ilidroelectrica
Partial Redemption— "
Andiana) S. A.—
i
•
called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1958, $178,800
of its 20-year sinking fund 7% seemed dollar bonds, due July 1, 1971
at par.
Payment will be made at the Schroder Trust Co., 61 Broadway,
New York
15, N, Y., or at the Private Bank & Trust Co., Zurich,
Switzerland, or at the Banco de Credito del Peru, Lima, Peru. Coupons
maturing Jan. 1, 1958 or prior thereto should be detached and pre¬
sented for payment in the usual manner.—V. 185, p, 2914.
The
company
has
(N. J.)—Preferred Stock
Ililey Industries, Inc.
—J. P. Howell & Co.,
publicly
vertible
net
SEC
Inc., Montclair, N. J., on
offered 70,000 shares
preferred stock at par
proceeds are to be used
Offered
Nov. 25
of 7% cumulative con¬
($3 per share) and ac¬
corporation
on
Dec.
23
$5,230,000 $53,397,000 $57,230,000
4,323,650 48,351,720 49,267,274
$906,341
$5,045,280
43,352
$221,876
*662,048
*4,839,285
$7,962,726
*1,781,752
D.—Files With
Commission—
filed a letter of
notification with tho
stock to be offered at par ($1
The proceeds are to be used for
covering 31,585 shares of common
underwriting.
share), without
working capital.
Ilofmann
Industries Inc., Sinking Spring,
Stock Offering
This
Dec.
for general corporate purposes.
Oil Co., Edgeniont, S.
per
20,
Pa.—Regis¬
With SEC—
a registration statement with the SEC
on
corporation filed
1957 covering 227,500 shares
proposes
common
of its 25c par common stock ana
in exchange for outstanding shares of tha
Dorn Iron Works Co., of Cleveland, Ohio.
ratio is to be supplied: by amendment.
to offer its stock
stock of the Van
The exchange
According to the prospectus, Hofmann recently entered into an agree¬
with Holly Corp. for the purchase of 26,300 shares of yap Dom
at a price of $1G per share.
As consideration therapy
mann delivered its 6-month promissory note in the amount or $350,00a.
ment
Hof¬
common
paid the balance in cash. Hofmann
collateral security for the note.
pledged 23,100 of said shax'ea
shares. Upon consumma¬
Hofmann to have owner¬
ship of at least 809o of the said stock. Hofmann is said to be engaged
in a widely diversified line of manufacturing and distribution of vari¬
ous products.
The prospectus states that its projected development ant*
business in the field of steel and steel products has caused management
to place particular emphasis on expansion and diversification in tni»
Van
1957—11 Mos.—1956
Net revenue from rail-,
Net
operations, haa
who will becomo
retirement in 1948
change became ef¬
Cornuelle, Vice-President for Hawaiian
President to succeed Henry A. White,
C.
elected
Chairman
as
Grand Trunk Western
Railway oper. revenue—
exchange offer, to holders
company's $4.50 prior preferred stock.' The offer/scheduled to
Deo. 20, was extended until Dec. 27.
The/ directors voted to
make the exchange effective Dec. 30, whether or not holders of 8594
of the
outstsuiding preferred accepted.
The exchange offer formerly
was contingent upon the
exchange of that amount of stock.—V. 186,
jp. 2474.
,of the
/expire
and
Period End. Nov. 30—
etc.—
The.stockholders on Dec^.,20 approved a 10-for-l split of the common'
and increased the authorised number of common shares from
j 1.000,000 to -4,000.000. They also authorized the 3 execution of a firs^
mortgage trust indenture;to secure;a bond .issue.Y Y':
.(
(
ters
Net
to request a hearing thereon. v>
1958,
15,
Securities and Exchange
1957
1956$36,887,717 $36,115,397
3,564,595
3,297,984
}(875,993
1,734,068
sales
Dorn
has outstanding
tion of the.exchange offer,
line.—V.
99,696 common
it is the hope of
186, p. 313.
2757.
Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
on Feb. 28, next, for thj>
5•Y*r/o secured convertible
debentures due Dec. 15,
1971 at 100'o plus accrued interest.
meat will be made at any branch In Canada of the Canadian Bank ox
Home Oil Co.,
Great American Industries,
The
Food
»
1954.
Subs.)—Earnings Up
6 Months Ended Oct. 31—
taxes
until Jan.
persons
/to
The
before
was
Hill-Valentine
above.—V.
Gould-National Batteries, Inc. (&
Income
it
proceeds of the
The
See also V. 186, p. 2473.
America—Registers Stock Offering
Exchange Commission—
company,,
sale of the bonds are to be applied toward the
program-of property additions and improvements and to
the. payment of short-term, bank loans estimated to aggregate $2,990,000. Gulf estimates that total expenditures for property additions for
Gerber Products Co.—Files Suit—
Net
Fluorspar Corp. of
announced on Jan. 2, has applied to the SEC
for an order authorizing the sale at competitive bidding of $8,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, due 1988; and the Commission has given in¬
This
crued dividends.
the 80,000
See
Financing Proposal—a--
Co.—Files
Power
'»
$19,538,757
6,937,558
purchase
actual
Tlfe acquisition of Eddy Bakeries is estimated to bring
Florida East Coast
$6,941,410 $78,149,277 $76,902,884
5,204,873 61,899,668 57,364,121
$6,889,990
5,382,959
as
corporation, Eddy Bakeries Co., which will become a wholly
owned subsidiary corporation of General Baking Co.
of
First Investors Corp.
:
whereby this company has pur¬
Bakeries, Jnc., of Montana, George L. Mor¬
rison, Chairman of the Board, announced on Dee. 31.
The
Eddy Bakeries, which
were
founded in 1908, consist of 13
bakeries located in six States including* Montana, Washington, Idaho,
North Dakota,
Minnesota and Wisconsin,
They manufacture a com¬
Negotiations
chased
Approved—
Corp. above.
expenses
oper.
Gulf
y
States
deliveries anywhere in the United
Y
:
YY/.,Y'v.'.-Y-v
YY
the Republic Supply Co. of California
to.'beY:exclusive distributor of Gardner-Denver pumps
parts there;: said Mr. Gutekunst.—V. 186, p. 2473.
y,.;;
-
;
$1,087,150
263,988
$1,151,082
• 269,123
N,et revenue from rail•
■>' Y •"* : '
'
way
operations—
$1,507,031
$1,736,537 $16,249,609
Net-ry. oper. income--392,680
552,928
4,605,315
V'. 186,'p. 2577."
Y*V:Y.
'
■
program.4; In i California
the
synthetic rubber plant, to provide additional
research and production facilities.—V. 186, p. 2576.
DWH.i !and
■
41,734
Period End. Nov.,30—
Railway
•
Akron
and
fast
$129,826
8,099
Railway oper. revenue.-
Co.-that"
•fecontinue
Electric Wheel Co. at Quincy, 111., in ex¬
change for 112.500 shares of the common stock of the company, to
enlarge the scope of our
metal products activities; and purchased
from the Government the
experimental laboratories adjacent to its
■(DW
announced
will be
r
/YtCash expenditures >for'^kilaiit-, and-fequipment' additions 'and improvemqhtki ainbiihthd ^tq; $68;7f)8;620 cbrtipared with $58,570,529 last year.
Provision for depreciation amounted to $38,965,327 compared with $36,933.867 for the previous year. New tire factories were opened in Cuba
and in the Philippines, and a new factory for the manufacture of Airide
air springs began operation in Noblesville, Indiana. A new plant for
making
butadiene,
used in
the manufacture of synthetic rubber,
started production as the first unit of a new Firestone Petrochemical
Center which we are establishing on a 1,000-acre site at Orange, Texas.
Firestone. acquired
and
:.Y.-v
$76,809
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
1957—Morith—1956 ' ■/ 1957—11 Mos.—1956 t
Y
to
of
outlets
field
85
Continental Emsco
sales.
*
standing. ,sevvice
the
of
addition
outlets-of
was
it
of
1957—11 Mos.—1956 !
$4,286,848 <-$4,167,265
3,135,082
3,080,115
company's
_
^
^
charge
,
2757.
Falstaff Brewing
Net
Appointment of Jones Ss Laughlin
co-distributors,Mr. Gutekunst said,
^38,460
21,055.928
Prefefred';dividencls 'Y'--y--Y:1T.-----LyY-----'. Y;184,194
Comnion dividends ; (in cash )Y:->• 21,328,715
Common
dividends. .(in • ■ slhdki f-Y-_i jk-'-L'-''«•
:
"•
in
.
.
'
92
the
•<■?-
RR.—Earnings—?
Griesedieck Bros. Brewery Co.- -Merger
terested
."v:
Gardner-Denver Co.-r-Extends .Marketing SystemThis company;, is broadening distribution of its line of pumps
This company:, is'; broadening ' distribution^ of its Une Tbfpumi
the, petroleum 'industry, through
taxesYJl 1-119.842,152
income
p.
Y"- .-Y.-.y-Yy'-:r
from rail-.
operations/income
oper.
186,
See
capital.
£w
1 1956
1957
4
1
■
ry.
—V.
'
■working
(& Subs,)—Earnings Up
revenue
way
.
•
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
*
Net
Net
expenses
oper.
-
.
1957—Month—1956 ,
$386,836 • $386,276
310,027
256,450
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
.
$6,920,797 $60,599,292 $67,964,243
3,058,607
23,544,746 Y 28,601,059
•Y1'
V; /
' : '
\YY
'
30—'"
Period: End. Nov.
.
A
■
oper.
Green Bay & Western
cab-over-engine
Y - -Y••yfr'*■ ^
: fW"'* W Y;
Mr. Ammidon joined - the -Hanover. /Bank after being .graduated from
Funding Co.. Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC— /
Yale University
in 1932.
He'j-was elected Vice-President in 1950., He
Y'■ .The'comnany on Dec. ;23 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
is also a director of the Greenwich Savings Bank, New York Airways,
/'covering $50,000 of 5.^2%' certificates of indebtedness payable on or
Perkin-Elnier Corp., United States Tines, Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
before Dec. 31, 1963 to be offered at par
(in denominations of $250
Co. and Weekly. Publications, Inc. /(Newsweek).—V. 165, p. 937.
cachi.
No underwriting, is'involved.
,Y
Tne proceeds arc to be used for
this
of
■i
all-route pulling of maximum
all-weather,
' 23,945.290 256,464,966 259,954,307
17,024,493 195,865,674 191,990,064
$3,855,947
1,815,796
operations,
income-—
186, p. 2577.
way
—V.
missile installations
legal 'cube: loads on two 24 or 25-foot trailers, a new series of lightY weight, f sliortwheelbase FWD transport tractors with constant fourwheel-clrlve and 59-inch standard C.O.E, cab has been developed by
of
United
the
of ground-handling equipment for
Yare, expected to grow, out of added Government emphasis on the pro¬
gram, be said.
The company developed the "pillow-tire" TeraCruzer
used in the Matador, guided missile system.
* •"•*.
:
'
Other liew products include a line of six-wheel-drive vehicles for,pole-hole digging,-'and pole-setting for utility companies.;
"We
look'forw.arcl to another sales rise in 1958 despite a current
below-normal .truck demand
in oil field, logging and export fields,"
Mr. DeCouisin said. i "We're hoping, too,
for upturns in the oil field
and' logging -markets and for a settling of the Near East situation,
which would revive the export picture," he added.
He predicted
a
''continued good level" of sales of firefighting ap¬
paratus; snowplows and road maintenance equipment.Y
of; The
-11 Mos.—1956
$
V
$
16,820,545
expenses
oper.
1957-
1957—Month—1956
revenue-./ 20,676,492
oper.
Net.ry.
,
Greater, sa)es
Martino,. President ;Of National Lead Co., has been elected
• Fidelity
Casualty; Co. of New York, member
of the America' Fore, Loyalty Group, it was announced on
Joseph A.
a
Ry.—Earnings—
Net revenue from rail-
•v
Sept.; 30, ,1958;>G;' F. DeCoursin, Vice-President-Sales, predicted.
Sales in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1957 were $21,187,804.
;
Can Co., haa
used for sec¬
Forecast—
•
Fidelity &> Casualty ?Co. (N. Y-.)—-New Directors—
plant, originally occupied by the Continental
purchased in Bedford. This brick building will be
$
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.—1958 Sales
;
:v;
This has necessi¬
The expan¬
in 1956.
Mr. Pritzker noted.
almost 50cb.
Period End. Nov. 30—
of expansion in operations yielding
Fibreboard products' include paperboard
greatest
buildingmraterials—V.'TSei-p. 2851.
those
second
Great Northern
$4,879,893
1,706,534
$4,440,712
1,166,349
$343,500
57,365
boost capacity
2576.
p.
program
the
and
profit.
ry.
—V.
$612,149
148,269
operations—™
income
way
Net
Keady said the increase in available cash will enable Fibreboard
Mr.
expenses
above
20 r'o
ondary manufacturing, operations, additional warehousing, packaging
and shipping. The principal rubber making functions will remain at tha
Division's main Bedford plant;—V. 186, p.i lUSO.
$2,285,144 $21,236,667 $21,519,425
1,941.644
16,795,955 16,639,532
$2,236,764
1,624,615
revenue—
A
construction.
skin diving suits, aircraft and
should be
1957
among its traditional customers In
heating, sporting goods and footwear
of such new markets as electronio
needs
meet
to
as
5
products
air conditioning,
well
extensive amount of overtime,
an
been
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
This
to Emeryville
in
Sales
tated
Ry.—Earnings—
Fort Worth & Denver
*
total, which the company declined to
the proceeds from the sale of the plant site and
stated.
division's
the
as
instrument cases,
Y
2576.
p.
See also
publicly offered at the same price.
and
186,
sion will
our property at Metuchen will result in an in¬
company's cash position by more than $7,000,000," W. L.
President,
Modern
to
V.
for
automotive,
industries
plant.
buildings, residual inventory converted to cash,
tax credit, the concern said.
from
& Co.
real estate
a
disposition of
in the
Keady,
break
York,
New
foot facility has been closed down
would concentrate floor cov¬
square
when Fibreboard said it
the
headed by
derwriters
J.,
demand
386,615 shares were taken up by the un¬
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
the remaining
Metuchen, N.
of its
sale
(45)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Paper Products Corp.—Sells Plant—
on
since last August
crease
.
Inc.—Unit to Expand—
corporation's Rubatex Division has
embarked upon a $1,000,000
expansion program, it was announced on Dec. 30 by Robert A. Pritzker,
President.
He said the program is the largest in the division's history
additional plant
facilities and equipment at tho
division's headquarters in Bedford, Va.
Mr. Pritzker said the expansion was
made necessary by an increased
and
will
include
both
corporation has called for redemption
account of the sinking fund, $305,500 ofAts
Tnie
Commerce.
The
and
debentures
including
Feb.
may
27.
be
converted -Into class .A
1958.—V. 186,
p.
1954.
common
Block tjr
«
Ended Oct. 31—
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses and
International Silver Co.—Acquires Eyelet Specialty Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Houston Natural Gas Corp.
12 Months
^0.472.205 $17.0,46.086
—
-5.406,345
15,160,103
$5,065,860
taxes
operating revenues
Other income
(net);
$1,885,983
281,524
153,651
.
manufacturer.
(interest and
deductions
Income
$5,219,511 -$2,167,507
2,437,721
936,636
—-
—
debt expense)
Net
income
Preferred
Preferred
$1,230,871
$2,781,790
_
Cash dividends
on—
c
,
;
,
100,000
($50 par. value)-.———
; ...98,487.
($25» par value).,;...
-142,86.)
preference-stock—479,575^
stock
———*»
"
840,168
6tock
-
150,000
-at end of
outstanding
t)T" common-stock
of .-shs.
Number
—V.
57U07
—
period-!——J
1
2326.
184, p.
>
will
Conn.; Port Jervis, N. Y.;
Changes in the executive or
contemplated," said President Clark,
remain
Ne^Vo'S™Ss[!"*
•
Net
750 employees in our,
intact.
;
incomel-l
opeiv
ry.
V,
2577.
186, ,p.
$1,489,247 $17,424,478 $18,570,187
.
594.665
7,325,963
7,379,102
$1,512,223
638,183
■
v
" '. *
••
••:•
:
Kimberly-Clark -Corp.—Registers
y'y
'•"'t
:
Debenture Issue—
.
filed-a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
7,3i, 1957, covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund debentures, due Jan. l,
plants at- Merlden and Wallingford,
Conn.; Florence, Mass.; and Niagara Falls, Ontario,*: isvd -maker- of ; 2,1983.
The debentures, are to be, offered for public sale through, an.
International Sterling, • 1847 Roger Bros.,- silver, plate, Holmes
underwriting group headed by Blytli -.&r Co., Inc.
The interest-rate,
Ed¬
wards' deep silyer, and other nationally-know silverware brands.^ tTheV
-public,offering price and underwriting terms are to be1 supplied - bycompany, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, is owned.
-amendment.
'* -i':'
'■ v
Net proceeds from this financing will be.added to the general- funds
by more than 5,000 stockholders.
'
"This is the largest addition to our corporate family since the for¬
of the corporation and used as follows: > $15,000,000 to retire xurrent
mation of International Silver in
18.98;" reported President Munson,"
debt of the corporation incurred for. capital expenditures, $994,000 to.
after explaining that no exchange of stock or new securities were inretire
the
outstanding debt. of Peter J. Schweitzer,
Inc., and the
International. Silver
with
This corporation
t
.
.11
■
,
517,179
624,577
n.
•
.
Ontario,
some
.
Convertible
Common
Barrie,
supervisory personnel are not
majority owner of Eyelet.
.
stock
.
"The entire. E3'elet Specialty, organization,
four plants at Waterbury and Willimahtic,
and
1957—Month—1956 1957—11 Mos.—1956
$3,668,574 $3,^ol'rr
2,156,351
2.240.428 24,0o7,383 24,<42,631
-
Railway oper. revenue...
'Railway oper. expenses
A simultaneous joint announcement was made at each of the com¬
pany's headquarters by Stephen J. Clark and Craig D. Munson, Presi- '
dents of the respective firms.
•
income-
-
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
'
cases,
.Monday, January 6, 1958
.
.
Southern Ry.—Earnings
Kansas City
Eyelet Specialty Co. of Waterbury, Conn., a leading maker of lipstick
closures, and electrical specialties, v\ ill be merged, effective Jan.
1,
1958,
with
International
Silver
Co., -world's
largest- silverware
1?456
•
Net
Qross
Financial Chronicle v
The Commercial and
(46)
,
,
Atom Bights—
-Hupp Corp.—Canadian Unit Gets
;
volVed
to four basic patents-in the field of nuclear reactor
been obtained in Canada by French-American Neu-
Exclusive rights
technology have
F.
James
patents
Commissariat
Atomic
U. 8.
President
"
Period End. Nov; 30—
Railway
Net
-.V-
from rail-.
revenue
opportunities for expansion
Improve Eyelet's existing
will
■
$257,060
$200,977
.;37,787
r
Net ry.-oper. income-—
—V. 186, p. 2757. •
'01,643
,
,;
r
$3,154,625
1,280,513
required payment
the
authorized
or
on
resigned.
recently
Newlin
operations for Anaconda
Inspiration.
Vice-President
an
has
interest
charge
in
of
about
This company
bonds
Underwood
new
this
by
Electronic
corporation.
completed early next year.
The company -expects the
posting aud accounting
of
some
very
a
60%
4n
of
amount
saving
do work
Leland
M.
overhead
on
costs
Corp.—V.
The
Computer
184,
p.
installed
is
maintained
and
additional
to
for
will
and
by
customers in the Eastern Seaboard
area.
have- been
of
.
* ,•
held
•
with ..town
a
approximately 45
rucleous
acres
already zoned
of
.
for
Dec.
on
force
from
.
23
.
.
announced
be
mature
the
IBM-
•
Endlcott,
Sept.
the
the
order,
of
On
the other
an
13
before
a view to determining the amounts which
as fmal compensation
or on account
which, the respective applicants
in
the
oma^ZTor/heiwf^ maximum-allowances,,
account of •♦heir final t0 ')eht 0f„the
iplicanfs
as
allowa'mes
the
on
requested In
the
on
internal
and
sources
estimated
are
30,
in
-
,
.
$3,093,926
2,193.558
$98,471
$1,100,287
$900,368
14,284
22,760
205,381
172,056
2578.
p.
in
$640,169
$726,142
$7,235,710
$7,743,437
expenses
591,536
580,117
6,152,296
6.099.311
$48,633
$146,025
133,337
202,520
$1,083,414
1,756,993
$1,644,126
2,456,824
oper.
operations
way
like
a
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
oper,
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
time
ry.
income
oper,
186,
2578.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Co.
New
notes,
>'.
-
Reriod End. Nov. 30—
-
Railway
Railway
time
prior to Sept. 1, 1958,
company plans to borrow the
The
Trust
to
of
1958.
New
promissory
York
York,
City,
York
New
$1,000,000;
City,
and
The
•
Chicago, 111., $1,000,000.
a
/
reported November operating revenues of
$1,384,244 In November of last
year
and net
to
;
aggre-
aggre\
Is
$6,123,529 $62,633,922 $65,641,351
53,795,726
4,598,818
4,925,861
$734,247
$1,197,668
66,981
expenses
671.830
53.020,603
from rall-
revenue
operations——
income
oper.
186,
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$5,333,065
revenue
oper.
ry.
—V.
-
$8,838,196 $12,620,748
1,627,966
6,504,261
2578.
p.
186, p. 2852,
;
;
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—New Crane
on
Market—
An
all-electric
deck, crane,
featuring
positive
load
control
for
-capacities up to 25 tons, has been placed on the market this month
by this corporation.
>
;
*.
The cranes previously have been available only as
original equipment
-
abroad
.
LeTourneau offshore
platforms, where they received enthusi¬
acceptance.. Now they, will be available for installation aboard
craft, on docks, or any other locations-where constant
lifting is required within a prescribed area.
N. Y,. The:
,
-v.
^
.
'
Gcorse
- ■
•
that
the
on
corporation's
employment
j
Kaiser
Eagle
It
situation
Mr.
Steel's
The
mines
in Sunny'side,
Utah, and Iron
ore
operations.
'
*
-
.-
f
slightly
.
"One
favorable
factor
°f
"This
;
to
in
1958.
"is
The
for
that
Dec.
30
be known as
by E. M. Everhard,
.
a
and
shipments of the
five
initial standard
Is
manufactured
from two
lights of -LOF double
glass and has a nominal air space be3/16 inch.
Overall thickness of/the unit is
half-inch.1. Sizes available vary from tfidth of 14
sheet
of
up to 62 inches'height with maximum
inches.—V. 186, p. 2371.
P.
"For
Klbbe,
President,'
several
on
months,
study
the
Dec.
16
said
directors
-
-
.
part:
in
have
been
of
total area
■
extensive
giving
and
to a proposed merger of this corporation
owned by Atlas Corp'.t with the Hidden Splendor
Mining Co. (wholly-owned by Atlas Corp.), Rio de Oro Uranium. Mines,
Inc.
(approximately 60% owned by the Hidden Splendor Mining Co.)
(approximately 75/«
,
and
Mountain. Mesa Uranium
"While
such
-
.*
basic
ago,
w
p.
'
'*
the
have
'
»
to
be
•
-
'
Corp.
merger
understood
was.
1111.
.
of
being'submitted
would
SEC,
183,
terms
it
terms-before
the
to
—V.
the
time
vsome
were
.
■;
supported
by
4
appraisals
\
;
1
of
•/'
Chicago & North Western Ry. above.—V.
assets."
' y
'
""
...Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Mqrger Approved—
See
to
agreed
tentatively
by all companies concerned ..that
to stockholders for approval and
•
...
<
186, p. 2757.
.
Litecraft Industries Ltd.—Securities
western
picture
of
should
noted.—V.
186,
provjdQ
p.
2050.
a
favorable
,
;
stimulus
'
.
Sold—The $600,sinking fund debentures due 1977 (with
hearer common stock purchase warrants attached) and
50,000 shares of common stock, which were publicly offerecTbn Dec. 20 through P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc., were
quickly sold. The debentures were priced at 100% and
000
new
existence
new availability
western industry," he
on
and
consideration
industry in the new year," Mr.
steelmaking facilities will be in op¬
this new
capacity will mark the
first prolonged period since World War II
that western industry will'
be able to grow without
any restrictions from steel shortages.
pointed out,
under
inches
38
unit 'to
window
Lisbon Uranium Corp.—Proposed Merger—
.
.
eration
to
A.
Fabricating Division of Kaiser Steel Corporation, with plants
at Napa, Montebello,
and Fontana, California,
are
all curreiitly opertaing at capacity, and employment at these three plants,
is at an all-time high.
There are more than 1,100 workers at the
Fabricating Division plant at Napa, approximately 1,000, at Monte¬
bello, including field erection workers, and more than 350 at the
Fontana fabricating plant.
.
.
.
v
Ashby
'
made.
quality
sheets
1,440 square
The
income" of
"A'*
double
announced
was
production
unit'
new
tween, the
ago.
' "
insulating
being
now
strength
Ashby
mine
in
now
are
'
year.
Currently, ' approximately 350 employees
Employment at the steel mill will continue
general business conditions.
coal
•
.
sales.
"
Mountain,
year
is
sizes
California, employment has increased compared
However, mining operations at both Sunnyside and
Eagle Mountain are being placed on a shortened work week basis
as a
result of reduced coal and Iron ore requirements for
steelmaking
a
-•
all-glass
new
Vice-President,
with 7,648 last
lay-off status.
by
-•••.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—New Product—
A
at all plants, mines, sales offices,
11,705 as compared With 11.054 a year ago.
the Fontana steel mill itself is 7,509 com-
employment at
2578.
"GlasSeal Thermopane"
employment
now
marine
R.
L.
LeTourneau, Vice-President, who announced the units are
being added to the company's general line, said considerable interest
has been^ expressed in the cranes over the past
year
by indUstiral
people who observed the cranes' operation aboard platforms.—V. 186,
"p.
-
combined
Influenced
<;i ""so 07R
For the 11 months ended Nov. 30,
$15,155,943 compared with $15,260 253 in
1956. and net income was $775,073 com¬
$1,123,106.—V. 186, pp. 2475 and 1955.
any.
approximately
on
be
At
at
or^r^iF&r€d *'lth $l18*424*
operat,n8'revenues were
oper.
way
Net
portion of the
to'repay-bankToans'.and for general corporate
.
general oifiqC-s is
pared
are'
.
International Rys; of Central
America—Net Inc; Down
company
Net
i
-
Production
result of
E.$15'ooi> t0
net income of
I
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$307,541 - $3,548,601
209,070:-. 2,448,314
$89,202
,
income—
oper.
186,
1957
authorized this company to issue
unsecured
notes.—V,
to be used
Commenting
and
,
a
ry.
Railway
.located
19S7
255,855
operations
way
■
—V.
borrowings will he used to provide
,
job.
stated
i
pared with
expenses
-
Lehigh & New England RR*—Earnings—
and from the
expenditures
"
with
payments
with
$345,3)57
Period End. Nov. 30—
two-thirds completed ohT"company's v
Calif., steel mill, Jack L. Ashby, Vice-Presl-.
dent and General Manager, announced Dec. 27.
---•"•• *
*
of final
a
The
to the company
;
1957—Month—1956
revenue-^
oper.
Railw-ay
- and
will also provide additional steel finishing capacity.'
More than 6,000 people are currently working on the project..'These
are
emploj'ees of the prime contractor, Kaiser Engineers Division of
Henry J. Kaiser Company, and of the various subcontractors working
might be willing to
«ppr2vll^the. ful1
these negotiations, the Commissiona!nountR recommended ais
authorized
-
v
—V.
annually
to accrue
Commission's permission, it
sought to negotiate
accept
Railway
Net
The expansion program was begun in the
Spring of 1956 and is
scheduled for completion by mid-1958.
The project will Increase the
company's steel ingot capacity from 1,536,000 tons to 2,933,000 tons
sought compensation In the
plus-$28,805.50-for expenses., Time did
hearings and the making of final determina¬
or
are
Construction
applicants
on
these-applications prior to the year-end.
hand, Abacus Fund, by reason of its* tax
situation, urged
iSXSLnlZtil ,ecamn?Gn<f
net
share
per
January,
4,930
Net revenue from rall-
expansion of its -Fontana,
-
$876,100
applicants with
Aw.,
•>
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Plant Expansion—
order authorizing
loSm Vf°uld ^>rre,a"y benefited if It were- able - to pay, or
K ,1y &'ES, «nw;tfl't,he fullest extent possible on
f
totaling
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
2852.
from
Guaranty
•purposes.
.
According to
aggregate amount
$44
directors rin
Knox
bv
dividends,
Railway oper.
N.. Y.,
.
the Issuance of
issued
the short-term
proceeds
the Trustee of this-System to
pay sums aggregating $241,200 to eight
fee claimants in-the
proceedings under the Holding Company. Act-which
resulted in the- reorganization of IHES
and its conversion into an in¬
vestment-company (now Abacus Fund). ;
-
not permit the conduct of
tions by the Commission
of
price
a
Period End. Nov. 30—
,
bidding.
,at $3 per share, through Aetna Securities Corp., New York,
.
<.
stock
Proposal
.V *.^?"-
...
The company on Dec. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
gEC
.covering 96.000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
five
-
The SEC
during
rose
■"
J-V-M Microwave Co., Lyons, Ill.---Files With SEC—v
con¬
I*
'
V.• •
i;
International Ilydro-Electric System—Fee Allowances
Authorized in Part by SEC—
.
authorized
application said.
plant will begin production operations. - By the end of
1958, the plant
is expected to employ
approximately 150 persons.—V. 186, p. 2852.
'
.
reported,
.....
Financing
Construction
$15,000,000
p.
in short-term
will
from
ment of
eight miles ea$t of Princeton,
J.; lies approximately midway .between New York City and Phila¬
delphia. "The.plant itself is planned for completion before the Fall of
time
stock, at
capital
of
,
N.
which
they
earnings,
astic
authorities
purposes.
The Dayton plant would Join a network
other IBM card facilities throughout the
country. 5 ' 1 .
»
The site of the new plant, located about
at
on
,
;of-
*
...
,
industrial
1958,
Taxes
1957 to $808,000, as against $190,000 during fiscal 1956."
'
Alsd reported was an increase in-the number of shares of capital
'stock outstanding from 95,911 shares at the end of fiscal 1956 to
-112;841 at the close of fiscal 1957.
This increase, . according'to - Dr.
Wishart;
reflects the issuance
and prhate- sale, of
12,000 shares
•; *
required for the construction or acquisition of permanent Im¬
provements,. extensions and additions to the company's property, the
Iowa Public Service said that as part of the financ¬
ing required for its construction and acquisition program, it plans
to issue and sell $10,000,000 in first
mortgage'bonds prior td Sept. 30,
1958, and to apply part of the proceeds from that sale to the pay¬
,
;
-
.
use
burden.
tax
increased
fiscal
its
funds
i
According to Mr, McWhlrter, the new facility will be designed pri¬
marily to service the rapidly growing needs of data processing machine
cerning the proposed
136,
$6,000,000; Bankers Trust Co.,
First National Bank of Chicago,
2441.
plant.
conferences
Co.—Files
securities.
approximately
1958.—V.
notes
money
,
Preliminary
;
,
from
23 filed registration
on Dec.
to $8,000,000
up
International Business Machines Corp.—New Plant—
<
•
diversification
subsidiary specializing in coaxial cable; and'
The Federal Power Commission has
saving
a
William B.-McWhlrter, General Manager of the
Supplies Division, on
Dec. 26 announced that the Division has
acquired an option on land in
Dayton, N. J., with the intention of building a card manufacturing
•
of
One of these was the expansidn of its roll¬
Light
&
Proceeds from the
<■'
lines
Iowa Public Service Co.—To Issue Notes—
President,
and
,
Underwood
,
'
requiring
now
Kaiser,
space.
Business
of
amounted
Computers have been
begun and will be
Roy A. Haight, Vice-President, reports that this company is investing
$175,000 4n the equipment,
.„;-y
Now
available
nationally
on
a
lease" or straight v sale basis,
Electronic
of
products program.
three
tional funds which will be obtained from
about
the
the number of shares outstand¬
upon
r-.
amounted
company
issuance
has
computers to
machines.
substantial
office
1957.
30,
.
new
35
anticipates
Business
Installation
series
a
new
will apply the net proceeds of this financing toward
payment of short-term bank loans incurred as temporary financing for
its construction program. ($11,345,000 outstanding at Dec.
20, 1957),
with any balance being applied to meet other construction program
costs incurred during 1957 and to be incurred during the first half of
1958. The company's continuing construction program will require addi¬
Insurance Securities, Inc., Oakland, Calif.—Buys Eqp.
Seven
of
one
and
planned
to be offered for public sale at competitive
are
The
Mr. Honeyman is a director of Inspiration and has been Vice-Presi¬
dent and General Manager since 1947.—V. 186, p. 526.
purchased
fiscal 1956, based
in
income
Net
statements with the SEC
covering (1) 50,000 shares of its $100 par cumulative preferred stock
and (2) $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1988.
The preferred
stock is to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed by Smith, Barney & Co..; and the dividend rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
in
28%
$9.47
ing-at Sept.
due
Power
Iowa
.
appointed
Co.
Earnings before taxes rose 51.9^ <to $1,622,742, as compared with
$1,068,095 for the previous fiscal year.
Earnings before taxes per
of outstanding capital stock were $14.38 this year, as compared
Jo $814,742, or $7.22 per share in 1957, down
*s
-slightly from fiscal 1956 results of $787,097, or $7.78 per share.
In
their message to shareholders, V. T. Norton, Chairman of the Board
steps planned in Inter¬
and
Dr., A.
W.
Wishart, President, attributed this decrease to an
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
to pay for further
which
was
previous
share
with
;
■
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—New President—
Mr.
-
.
1956
'
Pharic D. I. Honeyman has been elected President to succeed Richard
•
r
.
.
property additions and Improvements. The company's construction pro¬
gram for 1958 is estimated at $71,600,000 and for 1959 at $42,000,000.
8. Newlin
;
fiscal
the
.Sept. 30,-1957, Increased to $32,699,145
record high of $30,242,988," a gain of
the year ended
for
Net sales
from
*'
Knox, Pa.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
..
^
tribution will be applied by Indiana &r Michigan to the prepayment of
outstanding bank notes issued for construction purposes (esti¬
.
7
-■
/
1957.: It also is the result
shares and amounting to 4 Vj %,
to the drastic cutbacks in the government's airplane 1
declared and Issued by Knox directors: during the year.
procurement program. The addition of the Eyelet Specialty Company's '
/^Working capital at fiscal year-end.twas reported at $2,747,755, as
business is expected to provide-a
much more' profitable, and stable:
.compared with .$2,687,999 at. the. close of fiscal 1956, and compared
substitute for the jet blade business and will supplement International
with a- deficit of $2,687,552 at the close of fiscal 1054.
Silver's sales volume to an even larger extent.
•
The
company's long-term indebtedness- was reduced to $3,208,996
Diversification and new-product development programs International
7from" last year's-figure of $3,888,124. > »
r
- Silver • regards as one of its immediate answers to the continuous in-^ ,
Slvaraholders*
equity figure rose sharply- to $7,260,793, or $64.35
creasing competition from Japanese manufacturers' of steel tableware.'
per share outstanding at Sept.
30, 1957,- from $5,918,013, or $52:45
—V. 186, p. 526.
.V- ; •
,
:
* {
per share, at the end of fiscal 1956.
';•••
.
used
2577."
p.
Knox Glass Inc.,
-
the forging and finishing of blades for Jet engines.
abandoned
then
.
'
The rolling mill expansion and the Times Wire & Cable business are
progressing very'satisfactory,* but the jet blade activity has had to be"
statement.with the SEC on Dec. 20,-;
covering $25,000<000. of first mortgage, bondsr due 1988, to be
offered for public-.sale at competitive bidding.
Prior to or concurrently
with the sale of the new bonds, American Gas & Electric Co. (parent)
proposes to-make a cash capital, contribution or contributions to the
issuer in an -aggregate- amount-of $9,000,000.
1
Net proceeds of theVsale of the new bonds and of the capital con¬
mated at $16,600,000), and the balance will be
had
Cable Company,, a
«te
the third,
1957,
186, p. 2270.
:';7
"
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—Registers Bond Issue
—V.
'
ing-mill facilities for commercial non-ferrous metals: another the Times
Wire
This company filed, a- registration
.
is
merger
International
regular silverware business.
.
>
present
national's diversification
before
Feb. 1, 1058 of $38,757' into-the- $1.25 preferred1 stock sinking fund,
•nd the required payment on or before Feb.
1958 of $51,240 into
the $1.50 preferred stock sinking fund.
Letters requesting tenders
to the sinking fund up to Feb.- 1 were mailed to stockholders on
Dec.
31, 1957 by Old Colony Trust Co., •• transfer agent.—V.
186,
p. 2577.
-
Milford mill
:—v; 186,
.
-
directors rhave
mill at New* Milford, "
necessary to complete, the New
wffl.be obtained from the general funds of the corporation.
•'
Mr. Clark will become general manager of the Eyelet Speciality Company Division of International Silver and a member of its directorate.
The
The
t''
^
-
-
Metalizing Is a process of vacuum -vaporizing of aluminum on plas-'.
tics; glass or metal products, which results in Stimulated gold, silver,
copper finishes.
Metalizing .is used extensively In the styling of
cosmetic containers,. liquor bottles, and many other articles in which
packaging is important.
'
•
!
,
$2,499,224
J 735,591
of
Such additional funds as may. be
Conn.
provided by International '
products and services to
balance toward com¬
Paper Company, subsidiaries, and the
the construction Of. a. cellulose wadding
Munising
pletion
-and
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Sinking Fund Payments—
:
5
•
explained -:
finances, -
-
..
'—v
-
operations——
way
:
•
•
,
.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$1,144,540 $11,748,855 $12,258,427
887,480
9,249,631
9,103,802
$1,025,354
824,377
-
specific benefits ftorn tlio arrangement," continued
•Mr. Munson, "Will include a wider use of present skills and
facilities,
development of new products, ahd spurring of research along lines new
to
our
company,
Metalizing for example, may have an important
bearing ori products new to us."
1957—Month—1956
«-
oper.--"expenses
..."
"International's
''.Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
iR&llway oper. ^revenue
and
which
its Customers.-
Dec.
on
deal."
:
'
customers will benefit from the-consolidation.'-'
Clark,! "through strengthening -of its facilities,
organization
Silver,
19 hy the Canadian Patent Office to ■
A.- L.- Energie Atomlque—the French equivalent of the
Energy Commission.—V. 186, p. 2757.
issued
wete
the
"Eyelet's
..
a wholly owned subsidiary, it was announced.
- • . < •*
Howe, President .of the Hupp subsidiary, said that the
tronic Corp.,
in
.
of
6V2%
Volume
Number 5705
187
.
.
The Commercial and
.
accrued interest and the stock at $5 per share.
details
folLo.^
DIVIDENDS—M
Dec.
,16,
1957,
.
directors
the
appliances
Further
country,
'
■
„
^Financial Chronicle
declared
initial
an
per share on'the common stock, payable
to stockholders of record March 15, 1958. No divi¬
dends have previously been paid on the company's stock.
March
31,
1958,
■
warehouses
western
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
■;
■'
-
;
at
Authorized
■
.
Outstanding
Real estate
*6%
410,000
five-year
notes—;
<$T par value)—
Common stock
83,000
83,000
?
'
331,250 shs..
•
%
'Such notes will be issued by Division Place Real Estate
Corp., a
wholly owned subsidiary of the company and will mature in five years.
No more than $20,000 principal amount oL suclv notes may be prepaid
so long
as the above-mentioned bank loan is outstanding.
Thereafter,
"v
such notes
may be prepaid at any time, * /,
;
^ .
tlncluding T27,500 shares reserved for exercise of warrants.
186, p. 2757.
-
V.
-
be
maintained
will
carry parts
also
be
Winnipeg
m
central
A
managers.
in
other
any
the
of $1,475,000, with no corresponding income in November,
November, 1957 there was a credit accrual in Federal income
$400,000, compared with a debit of $155,000 in November,
1956; for the 11 months of 1957, $3,020,000 was accrued compared
with $4,424,000 for the same period last year.
After mandatory capital and sinking fund appropriations of income,
amount
and
the
in
depot
parts
will
territories
of
1957 shows a balance of $1,116,340 compared with $373,327.
November, 1956; for the 11 months of 1957, $5,025,205 compared
in
with $6,331,855 for
establishing parts jobbers throughout
All independent distributors in eastern
continued.
of
November,
continued
be
In
taxes
of
program
/
stocks.
the
period last year.—V. 186,
same
2578.
p.
j Modern
Sports Enterprises, Inc. (N. Y.)—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
covering
The
Maytag Co., Ltd., was founded Feb. 11, 1911, to merchandise
farm implements manufactured at that time
by the parent company.
—V. 186, p. 2051. '
■'
%;'■
•
.
$1.35
for
per
196,500
share,
..The corporation
of
letter of notification with the SEC
a
preferred
stock
underwriting.
;\'V
,
$1) to be offered at
proceeds are to be used
(par
The
;
.
Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California, San Fran-*
cisco, Calif.—Files With SEC—
also
Dec. 20 filed
011
shares
without
working capital.
M011 on
„
See
than
capita,
per
Maytag -distributors in eastern Canada
are
Thomson
Appliances
Ltd., Ottawa; Standard Agencies Ltd., Montreal; Electrical Distributors,
Ltd., Truro, N. S., and Keyes Supply Co., Ltd., offices at Sudbury,.
North Bay .and
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
"
254,000
$750,000 shs.
.
Canada,
7.
.
—
chattel mortgages——
and
subordinated
will
regional
Winnipeg and the
Canada
'
—
.
in
1956.
Canad^
Bank loan
$150,000
.• $150.COO
Sinking fund debentures5,000,000
? 6l/a% series due 1977—600.000
sold
now
he added.
•Formerly, Maytag Co.,, Ltd. served only western Canada.
Inde¬
pendent distributors in the populous eastern markets were served from
the appliance,firm's Newton, Iowa, headquarters.
Warehousing- facilities have been established in Toronto and the
quarterly dividend of 10 cents
on
are
(47)
Dec. 19 filed
on
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
%
Railway
letter of notification with the SEC
a
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$1,823,272 ) $1,861,504 $20,418,247
1,462,662
1,432,778
16,909,698
expenses
$20,770,395
16,621,623
covering $21,000 of Ufa
1. Litton Industries—Sales
First; 'quarter sales; for,.this
the,
over
period
same
anjd Earnings Increased—
company,
the
of
15ryear capital debenture's to be offered at par,
through Guardian Securities Corp., San Francisco, Calif. The proceeds
previous
announced
by Charles B.*;Thornton,(President. Earnings ,for, the quartqr, which
yl, amounted to $577,000—up 4f?,i in the Same comparison)
earningson : tlm 1,202,024? snares butslahding..ainqun'ted ' to. )
48>,cents, for -the -quarter compared to .36 cents fdi' the first- quarter
last year.
v' t
•' V \
N ,% % ■ v;/"; %/< %% :<%
^ )
^During the quarter gross assets increased from $13,281,000 to $17,-
storage I
<•
.
Period End. NOV. 30—
>
and
V,i
v;"-"
Net
a
has announced
new
' and
processes,
well
as
added
as
enlargement
completion
personnel
All
for
Railway
Railway
)
.will begin in the
1957—1! Mos.~—1956
exps.
from ry.
ops.
$897,299
5997,877
$9,164,067
Corpf.—Opens New Plant—
inc.
;
363,422
1 443,208
3,653,854
5,032,123
Railway operating
Net
rev.
Net. ry.
?
Period End. Nov. 30—
...
1957—Month—1956
completion
v
.
"
$
■
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway
$
19,470,804
17,420,773
oper. ; expenses
"
$
.
■ ■
Mack
This
$3,880,395 $37,243,785 $47^26,099
The
record
proceeds from
of
during
the
the
cost
date,
1958
additions.
property
estimated at
are
$6^f73,000.—V.
184,
to
;:
Period End. Nov. 30—•
Railway operating
Railway operating
3 announced establishment of a new Parts
its expanding parts and service business,
expected to reach, the $38,000,000 mark this year for the first time.
P. O. Peterson, President, Said that Mack's parts business has been
paralleling the rapid growth in Mack's vehicle sales which have/ more
than doubled since 1955.
He forecast that Mack's parts and service
business
next
year,
based on the company's business groWth, would
climb at ieast 20% over the 1957 level.—V. 186, p, 2852.*
1
1957—Month—1956
rev.
$358,857
$407,712
$4,400,458
exps.
212,137
205,660
2,627,531
2,140,911
from ry. ops.
rev.
$146,720
$202,052
79,282
$1,772,927
$2,012,394
651,681
Net "ry.
operating
—V.: 186, p. 2578.
inc.
47,182
Maine Central RR.—Plans Exchange
stockholders
common
securities
exchange,
which
by
Dec.
on
the
voted
30
Minneapolis
road
Railway
Railway
Offer—
approval of
offer a $150
would
plan
a
St.
&
Louis
51/2 %
E.
debenture,
of
plus $5 in cash, for each of the 30,000 outstanding
stock of the road.-'-:,;^;::)W,-/'v-;.,;/
President, said that the company will immediately
Interstate Commerce Commission for approval of the
1957—11 Mos.—1956
revenue—
$1,850,340
oper,
expenses
1,440,353
1,398,939
15.854,103
15,223,397
from rail-
$409,987
$230,153
93,939
$5,165,054
1,914,743
$4,422,567
144,893
oper.
apply
plan
to
the
ratified by the stockholders.
as
EARNINGS
■'
-vway
operations——
Net ry. oper. income
preferred
-
Spencer Miller,
FOR
OCTOBER
Period End. Oct. 31—
0
—V.
$1,629,092 $21,019,157
$19,645,964
FIRST
TEN
1957—Month—1956
MONTHS
Period End. Nov. 30—
$2,229,093
expenses!
1,799,843
$22,756,611 $22,896,582
1,845,641% 18,318,088
17,629,216
from ry. oper.
$429,250
$499,134
$4,438,523
$5,267,366
185,807
215,653
1,726,473
2,184,517
Net
rev.
railway
oper.
186, p.
$2,344,775
Net
rev;
inc.—
:'Deficit.—V.
■
Co.
Electric
Manila
Parent Approved—
The
SEC,
Exchange
of Securities
With
it was announced on Dec. 30, has issued
an
order authoriz¬
this company to issue 8,000,000 pesos principal amount of a new
of first mortgage bonds, due Dec. 31, 1972, in exchange for a
like amount of its 5% fe unsecured debentures, due Jan. 1, 1960, now
held by its parent, General Public Utilities Corp., plus a cash pay¬
ment by GPU as an interest adjustment. The proposed exchange of
new bonds for debentures is part of a program whereby all of Manila
Electric's
outstanding 24,000,000 pesos principal amount of deben¬
tures will be exchanged for new bonds or redeemed. In order to facili¬
tate exchanges by the holders of the 8,000.000 pesos principal amount
bonds.
new
to
offer
for each
pesos
1,000
Manila
make
pesos
held.in the Philippines, Manila
payment to such holders, of 31.84
debenture exchanged for a like amount of
cash
a
Electric
also
has
outstanding
cipal amount of 6#- series C debentures
pines.—V. 186, p. 2758.
H
8,000,090 pesos prin¬
1969 held in the Philip¬
due
■.
The
B.
Jessup,
century,
been
—V.
$43,925,676 $44,210,496
34,467,581
35,889,069
to
Range
13W.
in
acres
immediate
the
The
company owns
area.—V.
186,
Co., Butte, Mont.—Files With SEC—
Dec.
filed
23
reimburse
186,
to
letter
a
of notification
with
the
GEO
the
for
company
the
cost
of
purchasing
the
8.
p.
outstanding short-term bank indebtedness, expected to
at Dec. 30, 1957, and to provide funds for temporary
pay
$1,600,000
J.
of
Montaup's
construction
1958
$352,156
$369,650
$8,036,607
*38,702
2,793,312
Nicol
Co.,
one
is
now
one
of
new
the
corporation
Co.
and
program.—V.
186,
p.
1631.
of
the
first
dextrine
producers in tills
smaller divisions.
Also
company's
several
are
subsidiaries
country;
absorbed
including Haberlaiid
Federal
Adliesives Co., Inc.,
Adliesives Corp., both acquired last fall.
Hayes
St. Louis, Mo., ancl Aroostook Potato Products, Inc.,
Houlton,
Me,, will continue as separate subsidiary corporations'.
Simultaneously with this merger, the several West Coast subsidiaries
of Moriiingstar and Paisley have all been absorbed into
MorningstarPaisley, Inc. of California.—V. 186, p. 2476. ,v
$9,742,915
119,982
S.
the
Mfg.
3,362,927
'*■"
of
Kassebohm,
as
been with
Board
and.
,;
Vice-Prcident,
the announcement ssid.
v
will
183,
This
for
Mr.
Jessup
and
is
Co.,
Soule Steel
He
an
84
cents
a
share
,a
on
Co.,
San
Francisco,
and 1093,
186, pp. 2371
net
the
*1. ,
of $1,243,040,
income
1,481,640
shares
.standing, for the first quarter ended, Nov.. 30.
income
cf
share.
The
compared
for
comparative
$1,219,701
with
to
are
used
be
short-term
and
%
,succeed
Mr.
Western
■
;
the
net
$13,760,565
.
same
sales
quarter
it
company,
stock
Power
Will
its
and
9,
the
and
to
1958,
proceeds
construction
a
136,
p.
U
.stock
net
1849.
\
bonds,
dealer
in
this
expanding
v
market."
See
Period End-.,Nov. 30—
Railway> operating
Railway operating
Net
Net.
rev.,
ry;.
-
—V.
from
Dec.
p.
to
the
request
hearing
a
reimburse
its
thereon,
of
treasury
of
for
moneys
such
Work
*
$5,453,590
3,111,513
3,139,590
$2,432,924
$2,314,000
inc.
78,183
132,046
1,221,575
1,235,145
RR.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$4,398,517
$6,422,964
$61,577,111
5.082.541
50.064.936
Files Fi~
Company,
is
to
and
is
to
Inc.,
club;
In
public sale in units, each consisting
debentures, at a price of $910 per
made
of
on
Denver,
a
"best
for
efforts"
which
a
$85
basis
per
by Stone,
unit selling
be
1956,
unsecured
for
$250 of
be
greyhound
and
the
notes
to
construction
to
club
a
meets
in
Portland,
Ore.;
pay
to continue the operation of its
suburb of Portland.
Proceeds of
off the short-term indebtedness of
issued
to
obtain funds
of
racing
plans
Ore.,
its
seven
stockholders $286,000 of
with which to purchase land and
Fairfield
of short-term unsecured
ment
notes
due Sept.
30, 1958.
54.343,470
Murray Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
,
$545,063
$1,340,423 $11,512,175
*215,006
519,175
2,338,841
$13,739,281
4,906,851
2578.
Three
Net
Months
Ended
Nov.
30—
before
all
direct
Net
1957—Month—1956
$
1957—11 Mos.—1956
s
rev.
22.879.786
operating exps.
18.305.369
$
25,276.948
$
earnings
taxes—.
Earningsfper
—V.
186,'
p.
from
share—
taxes
:•
'
1956
$17,216,480 $22,026,830
1,626,454
1,911,278
339,267
291,072
018,000
——
843.000
$669,187
—
operations-
common
1957 *
*
A—
sales
Earnings
Property, payroll and miscellaneous
Federal normal and surtax—_i
RR.—Earnings—
.
More
186, p. 946.
the Central Bank and Trust
Company of Denver at 6%, the latter loan
being guaranteed by the Mile High Kennel Club, which holds a mort¬
gage
on
the club's property.
The maturity date of the $286,000 of
notes is Sept. 30, 1958, and of the $200,000 of notes
May, 1961.
The
.$700,000 bank note has been extended to July 27, 1958.
The club will
apply $700,000 of the proceeds of this offering to repayment of the
bank loan.
The balance of the proceeds will be applied to the
repay¬
$68,082,751
3.853.454
from rail-
operating
Railway
-V.
plant.
In order to complete
the plant in time for the 1957 (racing season, the club borrowed an
additional $200,000 from stockholders of the club and of the Mile
High Kennel Club
(Denver) at 10 % per annum and $700,000 from
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$5,544,437
287,359
186., p.
&
commence
$252,817
Period End. Nov. 30—-
Railway1
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
below.-
securities
shares
racing meets at Fairview,
this financing will ho used
10%
$540,176
A
offering
paid.
The club has operated
or
its suburbs since 1933
ex¬
278,220
operations
Deficit.—V.
class
The
commission
and
$155,357
,
to offer these
400
Moore
Mississippi
ops.
exps.
ry.
oper.-income—_
ry.
Uranium Corp.
club, filed a registration statement with the' SEC on Dec. 26,
covering 400,000 shares of class A non-voting common stock ($1
of 10% uiisecuved debentures.
The company pro¬
unit.
Utilities, Inc., for a cash
Commission has given interested
2578.
revenue
way
.
„
Lisbon
poses
has applied to the SEC
250,000 shares of its
31,
.
Net
above,,
par)-and $250,000
South
$433,577
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Net
Inc.
Fairview, Ore.
nancing Proposal With SEC—
and
additional
an
1957—Month—1956
rev..
onetating
186,
Nicol,
Multnomah Kennel Club,
program.
1
.
of
construction
for the furtherance
general corporate purposes.—V. 186, p. 946.
out*
a
Maytag Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, Canada, effective
on Dec. 19 by Claire G. Ely, Vice-President
ia charge of marketing for the Maytag com))any.
.
...
1
.?The move, being'made in .order to better serve Maytag dealers and
distributors in Canada, according to Mr. Ely. includes creation of a,
new
Toronto
branch
to .serve
dealers ; directly
in the Toronto area
and west to Windsor.'
* i~^
•
••• ") ••
"?
i .'fMaytag's volume of Canadian sales," hie said, "has increased.to the
tdegree, that we now find. 1t desirable to-, maintain
a- more
direct
local
for
work,
'^Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway, oper. expenses
announced
with Vthe-
$1,600,000
and
Morningstar,
Mountain Mesa Uranium
•
y,ear ago, or 82 cents a
to $15,829,194 this year
.
See
oa
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
after1 all charges,
common
Maytag Co.—To. Expand Canadian Activities—
contact
sell
Middle
parent,
$3,000,000;
Jan.
use
for
issue
A reorganization of the
was
retire
to
loans
bank
announced on
was
to
to
of
until
persons
Die
'
This compared with
amountd
last.—V.
of
Morningstar-Paisley, Inc.—Merger—
Pri¬
Sold
This
Missouri Pacific
1, 1958,
...
Co.—Bonds
3012.
p.
consideration
Mr. Kassebohm has
Masonite Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher—1.
Tills'corporation had
Gas
of the Board of Directors of First Western
member
a
Trust
of
authorization
common
ofr
years. He became, a Vice-President in 1953.
He fs a member of the American Society of Mechanical .Engineers and
is active in American Management Association affairs.
Bank
Natural
the
quarter
19
Casting Co., Oakland.—V.
;:-
.ov1.-''':
1957,
-
Dec, 31.
also act in
will
:
■;
Executive
now
General Manager,
Marchant. for
the
.
-• -
.
Walter
Jessup
having
a
2578.'
p.
Mississippi Fower & Light Co.—To Sell Stk. to Parent
Changes—
President and General Manager for
reached retirement age, retired on
appointed.. Chairman
capacity
;- V\
advisory
.
3,261,679
inc.
Valley
proceeds
$1,150,000
lor
Marchant Calculators, Inc.—Personal
Edgar
>
$3,631,329
3,224,697
$3,500,000 57/s% first mortgage sinking fund
1, 1977. They were sold to three insti¬
investors.
f ';'J:
tutional
pended
Jan.
used
into
bonds due Nov.
6V2<?<>*.series B debentures, publicly
Electric vwill
or
5,974
from
Farmington,
6,600 shares of non-assessable common stock;
to be offered to employees pursuant to a stock purchase
the market (estimated at $45 per share).
The proceeds are
used
Nicol
issue of
an
issue
■-
$3,576,853
vately—The company, it was announced on Jan. 3, has
arranged to place privately, through White, Weld & Co.,
.
ing
has
30N,
of
This company it was announced on Dec. 30, has received an SEO
authorizing borrowings from The First National Bank of Boston
during the period ending Dec. 31, 1958, in amounts hot exceeding
$12,000,000 of borrowings outstanding at any one time. Proceeds will
&
1957—11 Mos.—1956
ops.
186,
Minnesota
;
a
from ry.
operating
ry.
perforations
northwest
1
.of
Net
Township
miles
2154.
—V.
of
1957—Month—1956
Railway operating rev.
Railway operating exps.
1957—10 Mos.—1956
revenue—
Railway
Net
1,755,728
2853.
p.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
,
AND
Railway oper.
oper.
186,
through
six
This corporation, which produces starch and chem'cai products for
the
paper,
textile,
food,
packaging,
pharmaceutical,
and
cosmetic
industries, and its principal industrial aahesives m nufacturing sub¬
sidiary, Paisley Products, Inc., have been merged to form a single
corporation, Morningstar-Paisley, Inc., effective Jan. 1, 19o8, according
to on announcement by Joseph
Mornings) ar, Chairman of the Board.
The new corporation name
emphasizes the two major segments of
the organisation: Moriiingstar, witn its
starches, Water soluble gums,
and dextrine's, aand Paisley, one of the
large manufacturers of pack¬
agingadliesives,
polyvinyl
acetate,
latex,
and
plaslsol
products.
Moriiingstar adopted the Nicol name in 1930, when it absorbed J. M.
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
revenue
Net
formation
located
apprqxlmmately 1,000
financing
*
shares
be
be
of
value
par
Is
Moriiingstar, Nicol, Inc.—Merger Effective—
Period End. Nov. 30—
The
Dakota
804,002
$4,153,305
,
;
'
approximately
par)
total
Net
:
order
1957—11 Mos.—1956
coordinate
better
./-' V;
Moiitaup Electric Co.—Bank Borrowing's Cleared—
326.
p.
the
company on
plan -at
applied toward pay¬
expenditures therefor
Gross
in
securities.—V.
the' sale of the stock will be
of
30.
Montana Power
The
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—.
Trucks* Inc.—-Establishes New Parts Division—
to
with
on
(no.
held.
l,072;538^?>2;253,521''^2t,43i,31:«^:*Sl30S,563'
corporation on Jan.
Division
statement
Dec.
feet.
covering
2758.
p
N.
subscription price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. Kalnian & Co., Inc., is listed
as
the principal underwriter.
20,913,128 224,540,784 226,720,461
17.032,733 187,296,999 178,944,362
$2,050,031
oper.
186,
registration
a
;"/■/// .'-v'" ■■/'-v' U'.'-'
jr. 2051.
.
ment
operations——
income—a
way
Net ry.
—V.
field
2
748,176
,76,866
division of Monsanto Chemical Co., has completed the
a
gas discovery well in San Juan County, N. M., it;
on
discovery well
M., in Section 19,
shares
:)
from rail¬
revenue
Jan.
on
$2,284,631
*20,692
$224,598
2578.
p.
The
covering 166,070 shares of its $1 par common stock. The com¬
proposes,to offer these shares for subscription by holders of its
outstanding stock at the rate of one additional share for each 10
Net
Net
to 6,070
I,
pany
1957—11 Mos.—1956
•
company
$1,866,935
$136,111
According to J. E. Howell, Lion Vice-President, the wildcat tested six
cubic feet of gas per day through a one-half-inch
choke, with
flowing tubing pressure of 940 pounds. Total depth was 6,240 feet with
SEC
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
.
This
3,629,170
-
,
,
million
leases
,
'*
announced
was
Minneapolis Gas Co.—Registers Proposed Stk. Offer'g
'■<)
3,873,306
*21,305
186,
Lion Oil Co., a
No. 1 as
factory by Jan. 1.
new
Hie corporation" also will open a new plant, in Puerto Rico this
January under the name of Miami Window Corp. of Puerto Rico. The
factory "Will manufacture the company's new Champion economy-type
aluminum* window.—V. 184, p. 2015.
'
?
$2,389,988 $24,278,932 $25,870,618
1,392,111
15,114,865
15,405,614
349,436
income
Vierson
$10,465,004
operating;
—v.. 186, p. 2578.
rev.
$5,913,807
338,749
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Unit Completes Well^-r-;;
r
Miami Window
Scrollp Inc., • ai subsidiary, which has moved Into a new, modern
beautiful plant at Sunshine State Industrial Park at the Miami end of
1957—11 Mos —1956
$5,740,241
'
operations——
oper.
; ;y
;v
$574,032
from rail-
Deficit.—V.
$4,148,772
1,481,100
$474,860
expenses
ry.
*
$3,508,549
1,164,047
1957—Month—1956
revenue--
oper.
way
Net
Chester plant program are; completed,and^fche
in full* production.—y. 186, p. 2372. '
is
oper.
revenue
Net
and
phases «of-the
plant
$428,726
157,250
125,060
.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
up of larger experimental
unfiled products.
~ ;
tes0mg of both materials and
$360,610
income
2578.
Period End. Nov. 30—
production machipery
of " laboratory
operations-^.-;oper.
186, p.
Completes Expansion
^subsidiary,
materials
ry.
—V.
from rail¬
revenue
way
!
the Sunshine State turnpike, will produce the world's first solid wrought
aluminum,furniture line. Production to fill the large back-log of orders
$2,189,815
1,292,516
operating
Railway
.
Corp.,
for -raw
area
sections
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
:
equipment for -research, and lastly, the setting
.
... .
2852.
Louisiana & Arkansas
186, p. 2371.
the three steps of their, plant and , facilities expansion.
'
Total" available plant area is now 200,000 square feet of floor space,
an
increase of
75,000 square feet.
The three phases just completed
included: Increased production capacity which necessitated additional
Current
backlog amounts to $54,000,000.
5
*
-In' his report to.(stockholders, ;Mr. Thorn ton .'Cited'.that during the
quarter the company had ^'announced its plail to bring together Monroe
Calculating Machine Cp., Aircraft Radio Corp., and Maryland Electronic
Manufacturing Corp. with Litton Industries" as soon as it has received
various legal approvals, and that - completion of* the Monroe and Mary*
land Electronic transactions is expectedWithin ;;'the ne^t two weeks."
He also declared that it is anticipated that :;),he'A formal offering will
be made to the stockholders oi Aircraft Radio 'early in January."—
V, 186, p.
working capita!—V.
of
.
$3,507,000 (to, $7,988,000)
for
Chester" Cable
The
7
:
Per .ishare'
738,000, and ^working t Capital. from
used
Miami Copper Co.—Cable Unit
ended Oct.
•
be
Dec.
on
31
.
-to
are
of $8,680,000—a 39%' increase
year—were
Net
$777,206
$0.61.
$0.71
114.
274.204,227 279.752,78r,
.19,669,134 210,488,899 212,813,307
National
Distillers
&,
Chemical
Corp.
—
Conversion
'""
Net
Net;
rev.
ry.
•
from
Net' income in
income
ops.
operating
November,
pared
ry.
with
1956,
,
inc.
November
and
for
$16,307,035
includes
•
was
the
in
dividends
4.574.417
2,453,443
11
the
from
5.607,814
63,715.328
66.939,478
3,156.356
,
-32,807,619
36,447,340
$1,973,105
months
same
compared
of
period
wholly
of
owned
with $1,224,289 in
was
$14,939,622
com¬
1956.
1957
November,
1957
subsidiary
companies
in
This corporation
additional shares
Pipe
announced on Dec. 30 that the issuance of 1,500,000
of common stock in exchange for Panhandle Extern
Line Co.'s 40%
minority interest in National Petro-Chemicals
Corp. adjusts the conversion price of National's outstanding cumula¬
tive preferred stock, 414% series of 1951, from $36.96 to $34.71 per
share.
Due to*the adjustment in the conversion price, the conversion
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
(48)
of
share
Eastern Pipe Lihe CO., and :Charle5 E. Main,
Clark Estates, Inc. and a Director of! Panhandle
President
The
of
have been elected to the
Wirth,'President, announced.
"The election was coincident with
board of National, John E. Bier-
Net revenue from rail¬
^°Mrl ^iguire
\
ft'.' '
«'
'
anticipated that the
75,000 preferred shares
186, p. 2758; V. 184, p.
See V.
1958.
$
Railway
operated
-r-V.
186,
as
subsidiary
wholly-owned
a
of
Net
(
Steel
National
operations
ry.
—V.
Securities
"Hie
Commission,
Exchange
and
it
on
has.blttered proceedings under the Securities Exchange Act of
1934 to determine, whether the common stock, $1 par of this corpora¬
tion. should: be suspended or withdrawn from listing and registration
bh the Salt Lake Stock Exchange.
"'•The Commission asserts in its order that Nevada Monarch failed to
Dec. 23,
make
filings
timely
sheet
balance
*15,671
The
$4,299,515
730,219
$3,558,319
508,968
&
was
Shares, Inc.
Electronics
filed with the SEC
not
New York Central Hit
1
Railway
"
'•
■
."""ft
revenue—
58,205,932
expenses
51,063,699
revenue
Net
from rail-
Way
Net ry.
1
capital stock,
$1 par
Net
This
company,
SEC on Dec.
the
dinated
1957,
23,
1977.
due
—
:
operations.^—
income.—
debentures
The
to
are
offered
be
J:
by amendment.
proceeds of the sale of the debentures, together with the pro¬
in January of $2,000,000 of bonds to insurance com¬
panies, will be used to discharge the balance of the bank loans
incurred in the expansion of the company's facilities and for addi¬
supplied
of the sale
Net
>
expenditures. During the two years ended Sept. 30, 1957, the
expended approximately $3,500,000 for new construction and
that it will spend approximately $2,250,000 more during the
period from Oct. 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, I960.—V. 186, p. 1850.
:
voting trustees for shares of common stock of this company
filed a registration statement with the SEC under date of Dec. 9, 1957,
covering voting trust certificates for not to exceed 8,000 shares of
the $10 par common stock of Old American LifenGompany. The
10
voting trustees include J. Alvin Hibbard of Seattle, President and a
director of the company.—V. 186, p. 422.
The.
that
out
its
vlh
With
stockholders
The
chase
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper,- expenses
specialties
to be
$
This
Dec.
operations—
3,674,677
1,473,945
4,617,740
1,959,759
46,286,099
18,325,667
\
reported
1957.
In
Dec.
on
resulted
revenues
in
November
that
27
loss
a
1956
of
20,067,541
.
the
$963,187
line
for.
earned
the
month
^pstfpg ^38^,0000. w-hich
retire
the
of
etfefeWye. Nm?. W- 4,9'57/. {
Operating
revenue- was $13,480,140 last month compared to $14,November, 1956.
Operating revenue' for the 11 months
$150,633,072 in 1957, $148,212,295 in 1056.
Tile loss for
period was $1,483,185 in 1957 compared to a loss of $214,089
1957,
filed
a
covering
short-term
additions
net
its
on
-
for
said.
registration
statement
$75,000,000 of
first
the
with
SEC
was,
the
same
for
the"11
months
of
1956.
•
The
net-railway
compared with
1956.
FOr
the
Was
a
operating
loss
$668,719
was
for
November
1957
net railway operating income of $752,864 in November
months of 1957, the net
railway operating income
11
$1,233,883 compared with $1,940,903
f—V. 180, pi £853.
•
1
for
the
same
period in
1956.
New York, Susquehanna
bank
and
loans
expected
proceeds 6re
system.
amounted
to
expenditures
Gross
Period End. Nov. 30—
refunding mortgage
offered for public sale at
be
become
part
of
the
treasury
obtained
to
received.
for
expenditures
approximately
for
the
financing
$74,000,000
at
the
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
revenue->
.•
323,363.
expenses
,
:
'
See
-
* Deffcit.—V. 186,:
p.
~
ft
...way operations
Net; ry. *op«r. income—;
...
-
for
construction
will
for
the
year
26
$4,856 992
3 877 808
'
3,806,495
$63,881
•
•
$89,683
21,666
4113,503
-
-
.
„
$881,804
that
235,816
2853.
Norfolk Southern Ry.—Esrnings—
Period Ehd. Nov. 30—
Rail why oper. revenue..
Railway-olper. expenses
/ ■Net
income
-$912,574
$9,776,728
709,297
728,390
7;981,4l4
•'"^Deficit;—V. 106.
,
$59,109
.6(322 '
*1.070
,
p.
1957—11 Mos—1056
$768,406
revenue from rail-
nftft way\/operations____
Nf*
Net
1957—Month—1956
2579
$184<1$4-
——-—
proof building;
Inc.
Is
estimated
to
approximately
18$,
above,—V.
34,426
in
to
build
company,
the
radio
successor
to
Net
Net
523,899
'
551.024
Board
loyal
of
together with other funds,
of
and
'
*
,
;
•
ft
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Moh^f-^1956
revenue
$512;804
oper.
expenses
$>4,3&8,731
237,330
214,803
2,218,987
op.
$275,474
$277,361
income—
91,234
98,017
$2,169,744
648,272
from
rev.
oper.
186,
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
-
Jan. 3.—V. 182, p. 2134.
1957—Month—1956
oner.
revenue_
$3,748,902
oper.
expenses
3,053,319
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
"'..": ft--
ft
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$4,016,335 $37,637,731
3,111,710
32,282,177
income.
oper.
$695,583
Railway
Railway
$34,394,829
28,658.690
$5,355,554
1,041,731
-
1,208,116
8.428,543
1957—Month—1956
-$2,816,485
2,972,564
oper. revenue__
oper.
$904,625
op
„
„
expenses
$3,647,369
2,889,067
r
operations
income
way
ry.
*
*$156,079
505,303
oper,
Deficit.—V.
186,
$5,936,139
8,275,067
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$40,454,216 $38,242,193
35,254,741
31,547,757
Net revenue from railNet
~~
$758,302
$5,199,475
1,027,795
8,933,846
$6,694,441
9,302,862
2854.
p.
Pittston Co.—Private Placement—Direct
placement of
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Nov. 30—
Railwaj
Railway
Brownhoist
Co..
»f
Bey
1957—Month—1956
oper. revenue-oper.
$735,799
1957-11 Mos.—1956
$727,628
590,898
$9,163,119
597.151
6,684,696
$8,469,816
6,238,457
$138,648
$136,730
$2,478,423
$2,231,359
88,000
1,418,894
1,247,713
expenses
Net revenue from rail-
operations
way
—V
I186OPpr' 2759ine~"'~
100,235-
Plymouth Cordage Co.—Sales
Up—Earnings Off—
<
v?'^A°itdAatcd Sale® f?r.Be lisCJ?1 year ended Sept. 30,
a'l afiims.t $26,725,957 ill 1956. according to
Net
City.
Cordage
earnings
^
Mr.
of
Plymouth
f
earnings
of $l,^44.9ol,
Roos
amounted
•
said.
to $3,
Mich., and
the
New
business
$4.61
or
Dividends
general
100 ft-
income
^
plus
Co.
after
a
paid
share
in
in
the
Trust
Jan.
1.957,
the
exhaust the
New
1958
(now fixeqf
accrueo
for
p.
fiscal
compared
calendar
to
Industries,
urevious
vear
were
Edwin
due
G.
the
Inc.
year
with net
fiscal
vear,
1957
have
2227.
Theatres, Inc.—Tenders for Bonds
Co.,
22,
was
taxes,
-$4.13 per share,
against $2.85 in 195G.—V. 184,
York
on
Cordage
equai
Poli-Xew England
The
of
?marks the third by Penn«-Texas in the last eight weeks.
was--Industrial
844,180
«i
corporation on Jan. 2 announced sale: of the assets of "its
'Subsidiary, Liberty Aircraft Corp. to H & b American-Machine Co.
Inc.4 for about $1,200,000.
first
$2,588,729
'■ ft'-
•>'
Roos, President.
He stated that the increase, in
sales
operations of the new subsidiary Plymouth
— Bonds
Placed Privately — This
corporation has placed privately, through Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., an issue of $300,000 collat¬
eral trust 6% bonds, due Novfl, 197.7, it was announced
The
$4,747,924
2,150,195
2156.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
$431,033,
Net income
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc.
sale
,
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$492,1Q4
Period Ended Oct. 31—
.
to
for the latter period was $21,597.—V. 186, p. 2854.
This
to repay
and for Permian's
Dec. 26 that. William Balderston, Chair¬
Directors, was retiring from the company after
distinguished service.—V. 186, p. 2579.
vper.
•
ry.
—V.
and for general
partnership in 1947, is
manufacturing,
installing
and
servicing
vessels and yachts operating out of or
a
This
648,917K ' '66o!932
the
Railway
Railway
modern fire¬
a
Sales for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1957 amounted
and for the five months ended Aug. 31, 1957 were $276,407.
on
The
—
$35,000,000_ first mortgage sinking fund notes due
Oct. 1, 1982 with institutional
investors was negotiated
by Buckner & Co., of New York City. See also V; 186,
p. 2759.
:
'
Penn-Texas Corp.—Sells Another Unit—
$2 091011
Stock Offered
—
corporation announced
of
(Period-Ended Oct.' 31—
7.637479
_
Co.
to be used,
arc
Piedmont & Northern
;
•
$180,-
256.
p.
to retire loans and notes outstanding;
designing,
telephones on
visiting Miami. Fla.
$9 728 190
.
$1,795,314-
^4,534*^ '
■
last, changed its name to Consumer
also latter company above.—V. 185,
such
It
$979,186
10,947
4.
See
The offering is not underwritten.
proceeds
years
1957
amount
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used
marine
$4,688,'299
Oct.
on
America.
Philco Corp.—Balderston Retires—
The
of
Pearce-Simpson, Inc., Miami, FU.—Stock Offered—
Christopher Corp., also of Miami, on Dec. 19 offered
publicly 415,450 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
at $1 per share,
x
:
engaged
;
*3,657.445
the
Morningstar, Nicol,
RR.—Earnings—
374,183
•
Net revenue from tail-
of
Corp.
net
man
time
is said to be continually
meet the increasing demands
company
$215,000,000.
1958
year
temporary
approximate
The
'i;;fai3kjr Products, Inc.—Merger E^etiye—
1937—11 Mos—1956
1957—Month—1956
$387,244
$463,872
corporation
shares held.
and
000,000.—V. 186, p. 2854.
BUSINESS—This
& Western
*$1,040,915
*3,957,872
recently offered to its common stockholders of
record Dec. 12 the right to subscribe on or before Dec. 31
for 826,500 additional shares of common stock (par $1)
at $5 per share at the rate of one new share for each two
corporate purposes.
;
*$1,222,350
*363,831
on
186,540 tin
period
"$120,270
2759.
p.
Permian Basin Pipeline
this
Real
head¬
Registers $75,000 Bond
extending and enlarging its facilities to
$547,292.
In' common with many other railroads affected
by a decline in the
national "economy the .New Haven reported: that substantial decreases
in both freight darloadings, down
8.4ft, and passenger traffic caused
a 5ft
dip in its operating revenues for the month. Operating expenses
were 5.4ft .higher
jfcfta November 1956. due in,part fa wage increases
plans
McCollum
Osborne-Kemper
funds of the company and will be applied toward the cost of property
additions. Following the sale of the bonds the company proposes to
and
expenses
Future
186,
Cincinnati.
near
Gas & Electric Co.
company
27,
such
increased
Ohio,
sale.
bonds, series CC, due Dec. 1, 1978, to
competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds of this financing will
48,783,261
New Yprk, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earns. Off—
railroad
Norwood,
the
in
Issue Witlx SEC—
10,532,275 113,715,002 111,432,191
Net ry, oper. income—
W. 186, p; 28531
*373,586
rail¬
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-
15,150,015 160,001,101 160,215,452
9,992,107
in
are
included
not
was
Pacific
$
13,666,784
known as Kemper Industries, Inc.
presently being worked out, Mr.
are
also
quarters
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
*$177,815
deficit
from
.
company
$8,901,645
9,942,560
con¬
price
be
pany
Net revenue from rail-
November
advertising
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$8,719,929
9,942,279
-
company
.
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
3
This,
and
was around
$2,500,000.
The effective date of the sale
Eeb. 28, 1958.
. ,
.
The
purchase,,/according to John A. McCoUpm, Executive Vicepresident, will inplude the company, na'ptf, good/.will ,and> holdings in
IleUl-i Fayette, Inc., a Chicago greeting..pgrd concern.^. • p/-s:
"Three subsidiaries are not. included. itL the transaction,'" it v/as^ re¬
ported.
These three subsidiaries, Park Ave. Mfg. Co., Beach Leather
Co. and Permanade Mfg. Co., are being regrouped into a new coin>-
.will
estate
decreased
calendar
1957—Month—1956
1792.
have approved the sale of certain assets of the /company to
newly-formed concern to be called Osborne-Kemper-Thomas,
Inc.
While
the purchasers were not disclosed, it was reported the pur¬
the largest, physical iiApi'oveTiieht' prdgraim embarked on by the
railroad, in; the last 30 years. The Central now has two major electronic
freight yards .nearing completion, and five Centralized Traffic Control
projects under way.—V. 186, p. 2579.
:.ft V.
V
^
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
12,331,841 143,235,124 162,017.836
3,588,056
44,836,578
63,231,554
1,197,547
People's Finance Corp., Denver; Colo.—Changes Name
This
cern,
addition, the Central lioted that dpring November it continued
way
this
of
1957—11 Mos.—1956
"
/'ft"' ^
advances from Northern Natural Gas Co., t'ne parent,
construction program.—V. 186, p. 2854.
Osborne-Kemper-Thomas Co., Norwood, O.—Sale—
figures reflected the
drop, in e&rloadings caused by the lower level of business activity
generally, the wage increase of Nov. 1 which added $1,7.00,000 to the
Central's expenses for the month without a comparable increase in
freight rates,, and the continuing heavy passenger''Service deficit, now
running at the rate of more than $4,000,000 a nioilth..
-ft';;ft ft-ft'ft
.
2579.
8,482,419
operations!
Deficit.—V.
Te
November
ft
$781,233
901,503
oper.
Finance
a
pointed
3
$688,194
866,009
deficit
ry.
*
Co., Seattle, Wash.—Registers Vot¬
ing Trust Certificates With SEC—
$58;2G5,932, compared with a net profit of $1,008,81,4, or >46 cents a
share, on gross revenues of $63,354,200 in the similar month last year.
railroad
and
83,438.216 916,263,934 009,707.107
71,106,375 773,028,810 747,689.271
oper.
way
Net,
estimates
company on-Dec. 24 reported that. during Novembet* • it had a
deficit, .of 81,894,625, or 29 cents a share,
on gross revenues "of
The
2854
pp.
1957—Month—1956
period End. Nov. 30—
tional
.The
net
186,
-
the
and
does
76,830,522
68,348,103
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
company
.ft---
ft-'-; ft' '•••
-■ ft
in
from rail¬
revenue
ry.
Net
ceeds
9,474,412 107,198,114 132,355,792
2,473,650
28,203,748
50,986,052
261,521
ft"
/
heading
this
under
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings-
for
sale at 100 ft
of principal amount through an underwriting
group
headed by McDonald & Co. and Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.,
which will receive a commission of 3 ft ft.
The interest rate is to be
public
63,354,200 681,926,901 713,581,612
53,879,788 574,728,787 58i,225,820
7,142,233
oper.
appearing
Pennsylvania company.—V.
the
operations
income
—V. 186, p. 2599.
Net
Ohio, filed a registration statement with
covering $1,248,000 of convertible subor¬
Struthers,
debentures
OKI American Life
-'ftift'
V;-- ;7:Vft-
■
•
item
way
Registers Debenture Issue
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
$
<jj
oper.
oper.
Railway '
i;:'
—Earnings—
1957- -Month—1956
30—
' '
the
30,
which starts with '.'Plans Expansion"
"Permian's construction program.—V. 186, p. 2373"
to
refer
-/ft,-:ft
;'
of
Dec.
of
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
p.
Period'End. Nov.'
part
Period End. Nov. 30—
—
Dec. 20, 1957 by this cor¬
on
additional shares of
100,000
covering
Ohio Water Service Co.
.
""V"
last
with
ends
value.—V. 186, p. 732.
*
*
common
2579.
p.
Chemistry
An amendment
poration
filed
.
ft-\-ft!
tion
•
reports for the years
on Sept.
18, 1957, as part, of the company's
1956 annual report is false and misleading in the following respects:
(a) the amount stated as "Additional Development Expenditures;"
(b) the amount stated to have been advanced by lessee for development
expense; and (c) the amount stated as "proceeds of government loan"
used for development.
At. a hearing scheduled for Jan. 27, 1958, in the Salt Lake Branch
Office pf. the Commission, inquiry will be conducted into the foregoing
matters for the purpose of determining whether Nevada-Monarch has
failed to comply, with the reporting and disclosure'requirements of Sec¬
tion 13 of the Act and, if so, whether it is necessary, or appropriate for
the-protection of investors to suspend the company's stock for a period
hot to exceed 12 months or to withdraw from listing and registration
.on the Exchange. ...
.ft ft
■,
ft
ft"
Trading in the-stock on the Exchange lias been suspended since
Oct. io, 1949.
■
:
the
186,
$203,531
*46,889
$219,422
inc.
operating
Registers With SEC—
of its
1951 through 1955, and that
10-K. annual
Form
approval to
contempt
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
the Commission
Exchange and
the
with
ops.
from ry.
rev.
ry.
* Deficit.—V.
ft.-
Nucleonics
announced
was
granted Federal Court
was
according to a Chicago, 111., news dispatch.
contempt petition was filed early in December by Robert Morse,
Jr., President of Fairbanks-Morse, who charged that Penn-Texas and
its Chairman, Leopold Silberstein, had violated an agreement reached
last May after a bitter proxy ceprttfst for control of Fairbanks-Morse.
Penn-Texas was due to file its answer to Mr. Morse's suit on Dec. 24,
but was granted an extension to Jan. 3.
ft-ftft
The postponement did not affect
the date of the actual hearing
of the Fairbanks-Morse petition. Arguments on the suit are srated for
Jan. 31.
"
ft- -'..ft:
•'•
*
ft-'
ft
I '
Mr. Morse is asking the court to order Penn-Texas to divest itself
of all Fairbanks-Morse stock purchased since last May.—V. 186, p. 2579.
"Chronicle"
City, Nev.—Delisting Proceedings—
*
$978,895 $11,346,721 $12,033,477
775,364
7,788,402
7,733,962
$889,527
670,105
Corp.
Carson
Corp.,
Mines
Consolidated
23
Dec.
on
Pennsylvania Bankshares & Securities Corp.—Correc¬
1957—11 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Railway operating rev.
Railway operating exps.
Net
Monarch
Nevada
company
delay its answer to a suit asking that the firm be held In
Court' for recent purchases of Fairbanks,
Morse & Co.
of
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Net
;
31,223,989 36,343,218
16,419,298' 17,341,141
3,266,462
1,804,609
2,037,229
1,405,942
;
income.
oper.
186, p. 2758.
Period End. Nov. 30—
1265.
p.
expenses
oper.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
Net revenue from rail-
'Purchase by this corporation of the business of Enamelstrip Corp.,
of Allentown,. Pa., effective as of Jan. 1, 1958, was announced on
Jan. 2 by Thomas E. Millsop, President;
The Enamelstrip corporation manufactures enameled, lacquered and
laminated steel in coils.
Mr. Millsop stated that the newly-purchased
business would
continue under the name of Enamelstrip Corp. and
be
ft
:
15,803,775 170,260,798 174,2*78,927
12,537,313 139,036,809 137,935,709
14,568,934
12,531,705
Railway oper. revenue—
.way
r :
Corp.—Acquisition—
National Steel
Given More Time to Answer Suit on Fairbanks Stock
The
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
about
effective on or
2226.
will become
of
8,
and
stock,
Expected Jan. 8—
registration statement covering a proposed
It is
i
issue
leased
vears
This
Ry.—Earnings-
Northern Pacific
National Finance Co.—Offering
Jan.
183, p. 1233.
be used for working capital and expansion.—V.
v
•
16
The
SEC
•
'
Commission—
corporation on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 169,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1.75 per share, through The Matthew Corp., Washington,
D. O. and Ross Securities, Inc., New York, N. Y. The proceeds are to
Liberty
and
Corp.
first
Contracting Corp., Washington, D. C.
North American
,
*
grounds and building at Farmingdale to Glickman
them back for 25 years at $520,000 a year for the
$400,000 a year for the remaining nine years.
In addition to the $1,200,000 received from H & B for the Liberty
business, Penn-Texas last March received $4,100,000 from Glickman
for the Liberty plant. Penn-Texas acquired Liberty in late
1955 in
exchange for Pcnn-Tcxas preferred and common stock then worth
about $12,000,000.
-
68,903,844
36,519,227
76,241,367
41,444,323
—Files With Securities and Exchange
is Chairman of the Board of Directors of Trunkline
Gas Company and President and a Director of Hugoton Production
Company, and Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company and a Director of
Michigan Gas Storage Company.
-ft
fl/py
Mum
is, a
Director of
Dome Exploration
(Western) Ltd.,
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,
National Shares Corp., Oil & Gas
Property •Management, Inc. Western Development Co. of Delaware and
other companies.—V. 186, p. 2476.
t.'
oper.
ry.
—V.
6,454,972
3,419,504
5,520,308
3,461,059
operations—
income—
186, p. 2579.
way
Net
the
nold
.
...
.
,
National Distillers acquisition of
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.'s 40ft minority interest in National
Petro-Chemicals Corp., making National Petro a wholly-owned subsidiary of" National Distillers. Panhandle Eastern received 1,500,000
shares of National Distillers'
common stock for its interest in Na-
Penn-Texas
-
20,375,545 233,515,300 219,617,166
13,920,573 157,273,923 150,713,322
19,079,371
13,559,063
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
of Panhandle
Eastern,
$
$
of
of the Board
Chairman
and
President
Maguire,
G.
William
Directors
Hallicrafters Co., of Chicago. Price of each was said to be
83,000,000.
would not comment officially on the price. However, it
did sa^ that in addition to a cash payment H & B has arranged to
sublet "the Liberty plant at Farmingdale, L. I., N. Y., for two years
from Penn-Texas at $520,000 a year, with an option but no commit¬
ment to renew the sublease after that period. Penu-Texas last March
cround
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
J
$
1957—Month-r-1956
Period End. Nov. 30—
second,
1
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earnings—
each
of common stock for
of common stock.
be adjusted from 2.70 shares
preferred stock to 2.88 shares
will
rate
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
8
York,
receive
N. Y., will up to the" close
tenders for the sale to. it of
aft.rhonds..clue
sum
interest.—"V.
Nov.
of $28,978
at
15, 1983 to.
prices
I85„~p. 2918..'.
(Continued
on
page
46)
not
an
to
amount
exceed
ft
Volume
Number
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5705
(49)
9
-
Xy
"Par
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
indicate
we
table
second
in which
the
all
nounced during the current week.
: a
'Corp. (extra•
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
grouped in two separate
are
dividends
Then
Common
an¬
7"'<>
follow with
we
When
Per
Share
.
Payable
Cable
&
Aberdeen Fund
Adams Engineering
Akron,
Canton
American
Cum
Co.
12-31
iquar.):
.
2
40c
-
1-15
1-
50c
(quar.),
2-15
4.50'(V
preferred
.
1-22
fund).; (quar.j
_
Aro
1-
2
Varnish
Ir P.- Industries
B.
.•
.Belmont
Iron
56 Wc
Russell
(quar.)--,
11;
:.> 1-
'
n
1-20
1
Extra
—.
Oil
Bonanza
Durreli
Brown
1-
2-1
■
1
$1
2-1
w. 2- 5
Brownitis^I,'erri{f Machinery
10c
/>..
...
V
Carsonh PiTie,' Scott ,ifc Co.V-.' '
:
Cfenfuty- -Shares
capital gains);
Chase
"(distribution
Trust
:
Manhattan
(N.
1-17
1-15
"
; 12-26
-
ii'4,1-15.
1-15
10c,
-1-
2
63c
.
5V>
B
Cleveland" Worsted
1
,jk
„
2-15
2
1-31
1-
preferred C
Mills
'
Electric;
*4.32Vf
(D'an) Co. (quar.)",,,—.1.
Colonial Fund, Inc. (from investmt. income)
Commonwealth
"
-
.
Stock
12-20
1-
2
12-27
10c
2-
1
'
1-16
Natural
Jan.
Davidson
Eros. (quar.)_,
Daytoh-'& Michigan RR.,
v
1-24
80
8%
■I
'
15c
1-
9
;
-
1-24
10c
-J
r
.—__
4-
4-
S1
FkLtd.—
1-10
1
Vilbiss
30
I
VU.
-
;
..
1-29
1-
i-,n:
1-15
1-
50c
1-20
'• i
Ry. Co.—
'
-5%
:
noncumutative
1-31
1
2-
1
1-10
f
2-
1
1-10
i
1-15
1-. 3
27 Vac
1-31
12-31
1-21
1-6
4-
1
3-31
1-31
2-
1
2-
1
1-
;
1-15
1 *
1-15
y
2-17
2-17
2-
2-17
2-
Diversified
•
stock deferred
1-15
" ' 7
at
this
Building Asso.,
" 'i
prior
time);
•
Ltd.
,'Yi;
■
12-20
; Beaver
■
•
Growth
Stock
Fund
Inc.
•
Du-Art
.
Film
Below
dends
s
15c
$3
•
.
1-15
1-
7
1-15 y
20%.
.
1-
.
6
1-
V'-12-31
;
^
^
15c
.1-1
.
$1.25,: -1-1
Co——.—
....—
'
12-23
v
30c
4'
12-17
2%k.- '1-
-
-.
ij;
4 ''
12-17
15c
3-14
$1
.■■■•
'
60c
.-
i
Edison Sauit Electric Co.
1-15
15c
participating preferred (quar.),,,-,—
1-
3-10
1-10
;
$2
1-21
1-
1-15
1- 2
9
11c
a- 7
30c
1-2.
$i:
,
1-
2
12-13
}35c
2- 1
Aeroquip Corp
135c
1-17
40c
'
Franklin
Utilities
Franklin
.
1
1-17
2-10
.1-
'
.
-
9c
-
series
2
Products
1-15
1-2
20c
st-ock**jggL.
or
Goebel-Brewing'(no-act-ion taken
payment at this time).
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co.
1-27
1-16
Allied
2-
31c
>■'
4
:12-31
on
4-
Hamilton. National
(quar.)
Associates Inc.
(s-a)—
Lithographing Co.<—
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
t
Hcclit Company, common (quar.)3%%
preferred tquar.)
Hoe (R.) & Co.,' class A (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—
c, t$4 preferred (-qilat.)
Hydro-Power Corp. (initial quar.)
Mutual,
income)
net
Inc.
Jersey
Farm
1-15
1-31
$1
4ro
Litccraft
1-15
1-16
12-31
20c
Ahieriean
—2-14
3-
1
•3-
1
2-14
3.90
75 Vt-
pfd.
2
America'
m-I
Marietta Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)
1-
American
Vt%
1-20
6
12-27
1-
75c
2
12-19
5c
;
2-25
2-15
3-17
2-17
10c
—
1-
40C
(quar.).
1-14
15c
—*
1-15
20c
-
2-15
3-31
3-15
3
3-
$1.25
B
(quar.)—•
A^quar. >
1'_
2-
:J:25c
1
1-20
Mardock
62'/a C
36'Ac
Corp..
1—
2-10
12 Vac
1-
G
12-30
1-
G
12-30
56 Vic
2-
1
1-15
58c
& Co.—
Acceptance
2-
1
1-15
1-23
Common
Narragansett Electric Co., 4)ii%
4.64(j>- preferred (quar.)
National" Finance
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(qtiar.)
New England Fund (23c from investment in¬
come plus 21c from capital
gains)
-
New
York
Merchandise
Co.
1-15
12 VL-C
1-16
6
Series
5%
Ansul
-1-30
44e
2-
1
1-2
Ohio
Loan
$7
preferred .(annual)
Inc
Plastics,
<fc
Discount
Co.
Old
"
Natlonaf.
Class
Outlet
1-15
12-31
$7
1-10
class
1- 2
Coca-Cola
Pennsalt Chemicals
12-27
2
20C
1-24
,
'■
( '
Corp.
1-24
7
12-20
2-1
1-20
British
1- 2
12-10
4-
1
3-10
2-
1
12-31
15C'
3-3-58
20c
1-21
$1
2-28
1-
—
—
.
5c
•40c
1-15
2-
1
Metal
1-18
4-18
2,/a%
2-
1
:
1-13
10c
>;.
t50c ;<
1%%-''
1-31
12-26
1-15
12-26
1-15
Motor
of
Coach
share
a
Line
12-26
1-
6
12-27
2-
1
i5c
Co.
•
12-31
of
(s«a)_,,.
$6
'•'*'
■
10c
'
•
(quar.)
"
r
-
25c v
tlOc
12-13
4-13
'•>.'• i50c
1
(quar.)
1-27
12-13
1-23
1- 2
1-15
12-18
1-13
•
•
12-18
125c
25c
1-10
$1
1-10
(quar.)
Co. '(reduced)
Tobacco
Co.,
1-10
dividend
3-15
2-14
250
1-17
12-31
75c :•
3-28
3-15
1-10
12-10
l-lO
12-10
3
•
V
~
:
20c
2%
common
on
Mines Ltd..
dividend
serial pfd.
60c
12-31
i
1-19
1-2
4%
-
J
•
-
1-15
12-24
10c
•
1-15
1- 3
•-♦IOC
(quar.),—
Forest
30c
-
Products,
•
93%c
8
2-
1
2-
1
conv.
•.
———
(quar.)
$8c
2-
-
$1.12 Va
3-
17 V2C
1-
1-17
8
10c
1-31
pfd.
—
2•
<
1
m,
1-17
;
1-17
12-1
2-
50c
1- 3
1
Y.)—
9%
(quar.)
—
12-31
4-15
42-27
15c
(quar.)—1—lik_2,
com.
iwie
10c
—
4-15
12-27
r
(quak.)
(reduced)—
1-13
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
42-27
1-
15C
—
25c
12-10
6
4-29
-
l-'f
1-0
Bros.,
7-0
Mfg., comihon (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
1-
0
12-13
1-7-58
12^13
1-14
12-27
1-31
12-31
50C
—
$$3.50
pfd. (s-a),,
preferred (quar.)—
$1.75
2-
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
1-15
$30c
(quar.)_,
•5:>5%"
$$1.25
—„
1-
2-
33c
1-15
5%
$3 pfd.
Power,
(quar.)
—
30c
1-15
1-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
5.10% preferred (quar.)
9-"
4.70% preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (quar.)
12-20
2-
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
10%
1-10
12-27
5%
1-7
12-14
1-10
12-1Q
Inc.
12- 5
.
1-15
12-12
1-13
12-27
12-31
40c
1-20
1-13
12-31
$1.50
*
6%
2
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
7%
3
-
•
12-16
2
75c
California Electric
(stock div.)_,
California-Oregon Power, common
2-
1- 3
1
California Ink
23c
12-27
1-20
10c
20C
k
(extra)
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7%
4->0
7-29
25C
(quar.)
Co
Inc.
4-29
:i5c
,
-
4-29
$15o
Calumet & Hecla,
1-15
12-31
1-13
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.27 Va
(
'
$1.17 Va
55c
—
2-15
1-24
$1.18%
12-31
12-6
1
$4.75 preferred A (quar.)
..
-
1-27
25c
Rbfrlgeration & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd. (quar.)—
Camden
•:
$2.25
12-31
1-28
12-27
$5c
4%
■
1-15
30c
k.
1-31
1-3
1-28
12-27
37%c
1-24
$7VaC
-
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Campbell Taggarti Associated Bakeries—
1-17
'
$2.25
7- 3
25c
1-13
6-27
12-30
Class
•-
B
1-
62 Vac
30c
$30c
(quar.)—
12-31
12-27
'
20c
(quar.)
12-13
1-21
$25c
7
1-20
$70c
2,
(quar.)
Extra 1
preferred
Canada
Ltd.—
$$1.06%
(quar.)
^Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)—
ClftSS
B4
,»«•—-I
t'l"
Canada Southern Railway
>
(s-a>—
1
1-20
Canadian
1-20
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-27
5c
1-15
12-31
5c
Products
1-27
12-31
60c
preferred
Canadian
6%
4-1-58
2-20
4^1-58
2-28
2- 3
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$15c
(quar.)
1-15
25c
1-15
12-31
35c
1-15
12-12
Canadian
1
1-31
1
1-15
2-
1
1-15
$3
;
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
1-20
/- 3
preferred
Vickers,
Ltd.
$$1.50
1-13
12-31
12-31
$30c
$20C
1-15
1-31
12-31
$93%c
1-15
12-13
$75c
2-28
2%
$37 %c
tquar.j
1
$1
preferred
preferred
—
2-
1
1- 9
$1.02%
$1.02'a
2-
1
1- 9
$1.08%
2-
1
93%C
2-
1
9
1-16
12- 2
Ry.—
Car win
(quar.,)
Power & Light,
3-
1
1-24
1-10
12- 6
(quar.)i—25c
12-27
Celotex
T---
1
1-15
1- 6
1- 6
12-31
5C
1-10
12-31
1-20
12-31
$1.25
1-20
(increased).
1-10
2-
1
1-
9
13-S
1-14
1- 7
75c
Inc.
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Centra! Agulrre Sugar
33c
5c
com.
Co.
Case Pomeroy & Co.,
30c
20c
——
Guaranteed
2-
17c
Capital Plastics, Inc
Capital Venture, Fund
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio RailwayCarolina
2%%
Fe
1-
1- 6
1- 2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canadian General Investments. Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Industries, common (final)
7V»% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Pacific Ry., common (s-a)
Pinal on
preference stock
2-
1-17
$50c
$$1.25
cOnimon
Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
12-9
$87%o
$1.50
(quar.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Drawn Steel Co. Ltd.
Ltd.,
1-15
$8740
—
mmwmrtn--rr"-t
-I-IO
2- 1
Bronze,
12-27
25c
———
—
1-2
12-27
25c
Canada Iron Foundries,
414%
;
common
non-cumulative preferred
1-17
12-31
1
2-
20c
Butler
1-17
3-
5%
1-17
•
1-15
1-10
$$1.50
'
1 ;
2-
$$1.1214'
•
' $$1.09%
k,"1 $$1,18%
$15c
Terminal
Butler
12-30
1-31
65c
—
Santa
1-10
12-20
2*19
1
30c
Bush
f
12-27
(quar.)
ds
;ulm 2
3
1-15
T35c
Watch Co.
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
1-17
1-10
25c
37 Vic
of America, com.
(quar.)
(quar.).1
12-17.
12-31
1-15
;
;■>'.
■
-Ltd.—
1-
1-15
'-40c
•'
,
12-31
12-31
$50c
Topeka
1-10
2-
30c
(quar.),_
common
—
Budget Finance Plan,
Burns
12- 9
$60c
Common
12-30
12-30
,
25c
Columbia
Bulova
1*17
1-10
$20c
AtchinsOn
1-15
1-13
$1.25
A', (quar.,),
6%
1- 3
1-15
(quar.)
1-15
.
12-17
for-each
California Fund
(quar.)
4.35%
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75% pfd. B (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
3
12-13
1-17
:
Columbia
Stock
'
2- 3
1*28
.
1-47
2-17
25c
Corp.,
4.10%
1-10
; 1-27
*•
i
_-—
'
Equipment Corp.
2- 7
1-31-58
20c- 4-30-58
-V
(stock div.)
(quar,)—.
Reduced
1
British .Columbia Power Ltd.
12-29
1-
$1.25
Atlantic City Electric Co.,
4% preferred (quar.)
1-10
1-27
(quar.)
Above payment represents the first under,
the new schedule of payment dates. Divir
derids hereafter will be paid on the first
of February, May, August and November.
2-
9
1- 9
,
$62 Vic
Aro
1-10
20c
$2.25
—
...
Bottling Co
A
1-15
(quar.)
Ltd., common
2nd preference A (quar.)
preference series B (quar.)
Arlington Corp. (annual)
•
Panama
0'-2-28*
$2.50
12-27
1-
—
A
Corp...
2- 7
r
$2.40
12-19
-—
Corp.,
B
3-1
25c
(Dela.)
;
Chemical Co.
Argus
1-3
12-30
2c
(quar.)
Company
Palestine Economic
'
15C
_
12C
c
3-20
12-20
'$1.25
common
Anthes-Imperial Co. Ltd.,
Applied Arts
(quar.)
1-20
$35c
■'J 171*6 c
'
$0,178
Utilities,
Northwest
preferred
Arcadia
1958
Northern
,
>
—
Animal Trap Co.
3-10
$35c
Telephone Co.—4la % preferred (quar.)
4%%. preferred (quar.),,
4:5i% preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. (quar.)
Brooklyn Union-Gas Co. (quar.)
Brookridge Development Corp. (N.
'
1
97Vrc
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)—I—
Anglo-Huronlan, Ltd. (s-a)__
North American Trust Shares—
,
2-14
4-
*
7VaC
(quar.)
1-
1-30
17c.
Co., 68c conv.
National Theatres Inc.
1
Products—
dividend
1-15
3-10
4-
'
preferred (quar.)
British
1-31
.
Fund, Inc.—
Vitrified
12-27
1
1
HOC
Amphenol Electronic* Ctorp. (quar.)—
Amoskeag Co.—
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
:
Anemostat Corp. of America
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—
1-15
1
2 Vac
(Arthur G.)
Minneapolis Gas (increased)
Stock
1-15
1
3-10
40c
6% preferred (quar.)
American Pipe & Construction—
Stock dividend
k,
American
1-31
•i'.
2-
Co.—
American Natural Gas, com.
12-31
2-
1-15
30c
,
12-20
30c
from realized capital gains, the dlstribution is payable in cash or stock),
American National Fire
Insurance Co
2
2-
12-31
•
2-15
415c
;
2-17
-
'
2%
American Spring <fc Holly' (stock dividend),,
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
2-18
17c
Lfd., class
1
Mutual
2- 3
4-
(quar.)
Diamond Corp.—
Extra on
common
Bralorne
.
(Quarterly of 7 cents from net investment
income plus a distribution of 16 cents
"
RR., 5% preferred (accum.)
Massachusetts. Investors .Trust (special distrlbution of net realized long-term capital
V
gtiins. from portfolio transactions during
Class
1-
1-15
33c
1-15
87 Vic
(quar.)
Manufacturing
American
3-3
<
15c
(quar.)
American Metal Co.. Ltd., 4Va% ,pfd. (quar.)
American Molasses Co. (quar.)__
Americap, Monorail Co., common
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
12-31
1-
25c
.
ili
1
3-
20%
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. (quar.)—
Bristol-Myers Co., 33/i% preferred (quar.),,
12-26
12-31
1-20
25c
4*15
425c
(quar.)
common
W.)
Stock
1-15
6
2-15
1'%
*
12-31
2-3
•27 Vac
^
Bostitch, Inc., class A (quar.)
t Boston
Herald-Traveler
(stock dividend)
;Brad Foote Gear Works (irreg.),———
■
2-14
3
1-
1-15
$56c
—
.(quar.)
(quar.)
12-17
1-
^
i
preferred
referred
pre
2
.
McKee
%
.2-1
93%c
(quar.)
Felt, common (quart)
& Foundry Co.—
1-31
—
(extra)
Industries
Grain,
&
2-28
$1
;
;
Central
MtCabe
Hair
12-17
2^5%
2%
(quar.)-
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund (from investment
•
Go.
& Electric
American Machine
2—14
97 Vac
-
Maine
Distilling
Gas
12-23
1-10
75c
dividend
Stock
1-20
$1
$25c
preferred
American
Blue
Canada, Ltd.—
.dividend 'l:.,.
American
-6%
50c
V-
1-15
1-31
'
(qnar.)_,
common
Extra'
•
of
of
„;
Bros.
12-13
5c
(quar.)
-
$25c
Manufacturing
(E.
12-17
1- 6
12 Vic
(quar.)
American Book Co. (quar.)
; , Stock dividend
American Cable sfc Radio Corp.
1-15
9c
i
(stock dividend)-——.——
Co.
1
1-31
'
i—
-
Creamery, common
preferred (quar.)
Salt
2-
5c
7
93 %c
Knudsen
60c
1-
25c
-
Kelling Nut Co. —i
Kentucky-Tennessee Clay Co
King Bros. Production (irreg.)
Leslie
1-15
6 c,'o
1-10
.
6c
(quar.)
50c
Baking Co.,
Joseph & Felss
1-31 .s-,1-10
Stock
3-21
6c
2Vi%;
4* B
12-17
'
10c
Co.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Amerace Corp., common
1-10
933ie
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
:
•
....
4'v
.
12-31
45c
Tea
Stock
-
37 Vac
if.,
-
preferred (quar.)
Jewel
common
4Va
(quar.)
common
preferred
3.90(»
12-20
2
undistributed
(front
lf.75^
■
1-
55c
.
—
Iowa Public Service,
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar,),,
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Havana'
Investors
.
1-20
'
held)
Bloch
2-10
15c
^
—.
12-31
-1-15
-
$75c
apiiroval
;
(stock dividend)
Corp.,
Cast Steel
Altamll Corp.
3-14
1
Stores
Alloy
common
$1.50
Paper Corp.
Allied
Aluminum Co.
•
Inc.
Corp
to
dividend "(l/10tn
Special
2-10
3-31
..
$1
!
5-23
8-28
1-20
-
$$1>.75
27%c
:
BUsa
12-27
2-25
;
5%
Products, Inc. (quar.)
'.
Canadian Dividends Funds
'Allen Business "Machines
(quar.)
•
-
2%
All
sacurity
Binka
1
•
75c
28)
Ltd.,
'Corp.,'-cohi.
preferred
*
(stock dividend!
Manufacturing
Air Control
,
,'vGc
-
a.
Fundamental
.profits' payable in cash
Ainsworth
2
1-15
V
1-
-
2-25
5%
'Air
—
Stores, Corp. (q.uar.)'
Investors Inc.
(from
'
x
Affiliated Fund. Inc.
(quarterly from net In-.
vestment income)-.,—,..
1
Custodian Funds—
•
Common series
\
2-
+35c
1
1-16
5c
-
Addrtssograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
'
1-17
2-
.
...
3
12-27
•
(quar.).
$1
2-21
"
1-16
2 Va %
—
'
•
:
8-28
Ltd.—
5%"preferred (quar.)_,
Best Foods, Inc. (quar.)
Bihmora Hats,-Ltd.
common
,
3
1-
1-14
4c
...
Adam Consolidated Industries, Inc.—
Stock dividend
1
12-13
Ltd—
Foods, common (quar.)
\ '4%'. preferred (quar.),,
Federal Grain Ltd., class A (irreg.)—,—,
Class B (irreg.)
:
$1.40 preference (quar.)—,——
Fidelity Fund,*Inc.-(from capital gains)-—.
1-
1
A
...
Industries Inc.
Stock dividend
12-30
Fairmont
1-14
-
5-23
9-19
3-20
•47-Vbc : i
•
preferred
BerkvShire Gas,
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
$1
-
,
$1
class
dividend,
Acme
,
Fairey Aviation". Co/,
.
;
fWhen
Share
Co.kl.__.
Petroleum,
Stock
20c
,
the
"Jan.
on
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Benrus Watch Co. (quar.)
.
;
$1
25c
(quar.)
share
1-10
2-21
6-20
1
Co.
Optical—
(subject
Continental
-
'
1-31
•v; 6-20
$1
$1-" -9-19
c.
Corp. r(quar.)
Stock
1-17
3-20
-
25c
'
Extra
;
15c
25c
.'O'
—
Belock Instrument Corp.
•
1-3
12-31
1-28
25c'
—
Lumber Co.,
1
1-15
-
^
6
$1.50 1- 15-58
•
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
12-31
these being given in
;
Aberbccn
1
(quar.)
Fitch
12-27
;
-Beneficial
:
Extra
4
v
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—.6% preferred- B (accum,)
this week,
Name of Company
&
8
•
(quar.)
Bell & .Howell Co.
(stock dividend!
Bell Teiephone Co. of .Canada (quarf)
12-23
•
we
Abercromble
1-
$75c
preferred
4%.
;
'
common^...
Per
S^ic
25c
quar.)
:
Belding-Corticclll, Ltd., 7(/o pfd. (quar.)^
belsnap Hardware' & Manufacturing, com
4%
preferred -(quar.)
7
preceding table.
Laboratories—
12-27
25c
(quar.),.
com.
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
$1.40
;
$40c
'
announced
8
-
(quar.),
j .$1.40
'
give the dividends announced in previoua
weeks and riot yet paid." The list does not include divi¬
:
(from
1-
Canada, litd.—
Lomb
Class. A
preferred
(quar.)__
(stock, dividend),..
I—.;:
12-18
12-
'
(reduced
com.
dividend'
Baystate
2*
12-18
6
;
;
Co.
Co.
of
stockholders
'/'.I
1-
$1
3:
6
(quar.)
«fc
1*
6
'I2V2C
(quar.)
B
.
1-24
1-
1-
*
Power "ds
Stock
$40c
Co.,
Class
Bausch
,
Mill
prcl.
Class 'A
v
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S... Chemical
-7%
"Drust
EUis
Bathurst
7
1-
Co.
( Basic -Products
record
• "■ /
•
(quar.)—.
(quar.),
6% pfd.
Rubber
Bankers
-
-security profit's payable in cash or. stock)
Donohue Bros, (quar.),_'
*.•„
Dover & Rockaway RR. (s-a)~:_,———
Drug. Fair-Community Drug Co.—
Common-A (quar.)
*
.-12—
•
1-29
1-16
1
'"'4%
12V2C
^
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Barber
3
; 2- 3
Co.
(stock dividend)
Bangor. Hydjo-Electric,
.
•
3
$1.04
of
-
t
$1.75
-
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t
30c
01.08
Co.
Baltimore Transit
1-15
12*28
1-7
$5
•:
2-
$15c
12 lie
(Consider H.), Inc. (quar.)—
Wisconsin Central RR.
(irreg.)
■
preferred-.-...
1-15
2-20
2-
20c
(quar.t
'Common (quar.)
4% nonTCum. pfd. (quar.),
4% non-cum. pfd. (quar.)^
4% non-cum pfd. 'tquar.),,
•
Detroit '&• Mackinac
•
1-30
•
7c
'Common
2
$10c
,
Wlllett
1-10
50C.
(quaci)
Delaware-Power-& Light (increased,,,,!,'.—1
Company
the
oiv
Stock dividend
f
8
10c
3
Inc.—
Baltimore & Ohio RR.,
$56 %e
(Ciiicagoii—
•
3% preferred (quar.),
Wheeling. Machine Products
,
;
1-15
+$3
—
v,
1- 2
1-15
£•*•
holders
.
Corp.—
Watson-Standard
3-14
1-20
5614c
(quar.)
;•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. .(quar.)_^_,
Corp.—-
to
Building
Mines
Extra',
.
De
r -
C
•3-14
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'
(-irreg.)2-F_ii„i ■'
$2 noh-cumulatlve clag& A
(initial)
Clas.s.B
12-31
.1-15
87 Vac
(s-a)l:_^;:,
preferred (quar.)—
Dc Havilland Aircraft of Canada,•'
Gasoline
20.
Adams
Traders
—-—
common
26c
25c
commdft—...—
Jan.
(Action
Fund
investment
1
20c
Welt
Baldwin
approved n two-fov-one split
shares." Payment "date, will be
tho
Towne
1
2-
10c
(quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co.,
!.
A (quar.)_^
preferred series B (quar.)—
of
300
•
•
Consolidated
.
12-26
preferred series
aoout
1-10
25c
12-27
1- 1
'
(quarterly from
income)
Royalties, Inc.'—
Patricipatlng preferred (quar.),;
k-—1_;
.
3
1-14
12-31
Stockholders
2
12-28
$35
(liquidating)—.—;
Cohen
•
2-
1-
30c
(quar.)
Baker Industries
2
15c
'
■$2.50
4,16'j5
1-15
1
<
Extra
.
1-
1-15
37 Vac
,
(quar.)>
12Vic
12-20-
2-14
/
"20c
,
3
2
1-25
•
•
City Investing Co.. (irreg.)
Backstay
1-22
(quar.u^-v
♦
1
1-
60c
'
2-
Stoney Brcok RR.* (s-akv.,„
%
Texas
(quar.),-.,,
Y.)
1-
30c
'(quar.i-i
1...—
i
Sterling Precision Corp.,^5(0 pfd. A. (quar,I
S 1'.2
3-
$2
Stores
Class
Tampa
•$1.12%. J
.
Bank
2
2-
income)
Eabcock & Wilcox
.
1-15
' 5%
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:
f
Shcdd-Bartush Foods "(quar.)
from
'
Corp.
Extra
12-26
90c
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Co.
BMI
yi- 2
3%
;
class
2
yl-15
2 lie
(quar.)
Standard Fuel Co.,1 Ltd.,, 4'a V' pfd. (quar.)
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)^.
\
*
4%'%t preferred. Iquar.
1
1
Century Acceptance Corp., 8%pfd. (qi)ar.t.
■
1-
10c
a
;$25c
•
preference
American Shares (from capital gains
payable in cash or stock)
;
of Rec.
;
(quar.)
preferred
(Quarterly from
•f
Selected
6
Corp. "com.
conv.
Axe Houghton Fund B
1- 9
(Fla.)—
Miguel Brewery^
Schaffer
;
1-17
2 Vic
—.—~——.—_,
Mine Corp
Co.(quar.
.t
'
Co.
1-25
:
Sargent & Greenleaf, It\e...
|
2-14
1-15
50c
■
1
Mfg.
$2.25
i
.
;
Mfg.
9c
(quar.)
;
participating
Corp.,
1-6
1-31
3-
55c
(quar.)
Works
.'J
75o
(quar.)__,
Chemical
A
Rogers
San
-2-
Holder$
12-26
1-
When
Payable
Automatic Sted 'Products, Inc.—
-30c nonvoting noncumulative
preferred
Avco
'
$1.12 Va
Equipment Con?..' 4%%' pid.
1-10
10c
(Dayton)
(quar.)
Stock .dividend
sinking
^
Corp. *(extra%
Arnold Constable
2-1
$1.1212
„
with,
1-20
25c
Co.
:
Class
•i
:
(series
1-23
1-28
Ro-Mark
.
4%%. preferred: (guar. j-_
.
1-2
3
$2 Vic
1
2
^Appalachian Electric Power. Co.—
"
1-15
2-
25c
(reduced)
Steels,
Ltd.
(qwa
Austin, Nichols ds Co.^r-'"
$1.20 conv. prior--^ref.
(quar.),__
3-10
2-
12-23
.
RR.
Atlas
3-10
35c
Insurance
♦Reliance
of Rec.
1-25
7 Vic
A
1
8
Reliable
Holders
1-
33c
.
Co.,.class
Youngstown
to
44-
20c
Extra
,
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd.
Par
Share
Name of Company
12-30
Co.—•
:
Electric,
of Rec.
1-10
Prudential Industries. Inc., class A (quar.)__
Puritan Fund, Inc. (from investment inc.);
•
Name of Company
Chicago Ry.
&
Holders
25C
(quar.)
Vv'irc
President
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date..
,
.'
preferred (quar.)____
Plastic
show the payments previ¬
we
When
Payable
Share
Perfcx
1* 7
60c
(quar.)
——
1-31
25c
(quar.)—
5%
1-31
1-17
35c
1-15
12-31
-
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
Par
Electric Corp.—
Gas &
Hudson
Central
.-
.
(quar.)—
20c
.—
preferred (quar.)—.
ChampUn Oil & Refining Co, (quar.)
CUateau-Gai Wines, Ltd
(s-a)__
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
412% preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio RR.
3%% preferred
(quar:)——
Chesapeake Utilities Corp. (quar.)—
Chess (Mary), Inc
!—
Chicago Daily News (annual)
Chi'Jugd Dock & Canal
(extra)
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (extra)
25c
Electric
&
Co.
Co.
(stock
City Investing Co.,
2-
$3.50
4
2-
87 %c
—
1-
1
The
1-15
1-
1-14
1-
3
50c
1-10
1-
$2
1-10
30c
1-14
8
1-23
special guaranteed
2-
3
7%
Club
regular guaranteed
Aluminum
1-
4%
12-20
12-27
Coca-Cola Bottling
Class
A
Co
3-
6
,
Stores,. Inc
Colorado Central
Power
4>%%-
&
1-31
.__
—
Corp., com. (quar.)—
(stock div.)__
4.25(c' preferred (quar.)_
Columbia Terminals Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)_—
1-10
1-17
1-
,___
Columbus
Ohio
Southern
&
Electric
2-
1
1-
6
37 %c
1-31
1-15
1-10
12-26
1-
6
12-27
Falstaff Brewing
1-15
12-31
Fanner-}
$12c
Fairbanks
50c
2-
1
$1.16
2-
1
12-26
2-
1
12-26
12-26
$1.37%
2-15
2-
15c
1-15
1-
1
Light & Power—
preferred (quar.)
$2.06
preferred E
$2
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
■
2-
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
6
Class
A
Consolidated
1
1-
6
Class
1
1-
6
Increased
1-
2-1
,
6
10c
quarterly
4-
1
3-20
1
1-15
Fibreboard
2-
3
1-17
$1.25
&
2-
1.
1-10
dividend
x
1-15
12-31
investment
1-15
12-31
47c
1-15
12-13
$20c
Natural
Consolidated
Paper Corp.,
Gas
(increased
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Extra
Consolidated
Rock, Products
Consolidated
Water
6%
convertible
Co.,
(quar.).
class
preferred
A
$4.16
preferred
preferred
6
(quar.)__—_
1
3-16
1
3-16
25c
1-23
12-12
approval
1-10
12-12
in
;
(quar.)
,
I.
C.
7% preferred (quar.).
Cornell-Dubilier, Electric
C.
12-27
First National
1-10
12-27
Firth
Corp.
preferred
Cutter Laboratories—
!
3:)A%
Detroit
Co.
Stamping
Stock
Inc.
Less
British
Dodge
2-
1
1
1-
25c
1-20
J
dividend)
(quar.)
1-15
45c
Glass
preferred
;
and
12-23
from
~
37 %c
39c
17 %C
$17 %c
$20C.
J
common
1
1-10
y2-17
4-
1-
y2-
1
3
3-20
6
12-26
1-30
12-30
2-25
1-31
2-25
1-31
$15c
2-
1
$37%c
2-
1
1-15
1-15
12-24
1-15
Ltd.—
common
(q«ar.)_
$50c
1-15
12-21
$17 %c
1-15
12-21
Linoleum, Ltd.—•
Dominion Steel & Coal
$50c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)__
Dominion Tar & Chemical Ltd., com.
(quar.)
:
1-31
$25c
1*27,
$12 VaC
2-
1
1-10
■
12-30
1-
2
2-
6
2-
3
2-
2-
1-
Products
Mfg.,
dividend)
Ltd.,
(One
Class
A
class
share
B
&
of
share
A
&
1-
f 1% 1-
6
1-31
preferred
1-17
2-15
2-- 1
1-
preferred
Co.
Bros.l,
4r;8%
Globe
1
1-
1
1-15
3-
/"
Wernicke
Gossard
(quar.)
com.
;.
&
Co.
40c
(quar.)
com.
25c
(increased quar.)
1
-
2-15
12-31
56 %c
(quar.l
Industries
$1.25
pfd.
j$0.578125
1-10
1-10
1-24
2-
;*
1-
1
2-
1
plus
1-16
2-
1-16
_____
57 %c
North
Quarterly
America
8
1-15
1-15
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
51c
22-
1-10
1
1-10
1
52 Vac
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
55V4C
2-
1
1-10
58 %c
2-
1
1-10
31V4C
2-
1
1-15
37 %c
;_—
2-
53ViC
from
2-
1
1-15
1-
2
37 %c
1-15
$15c
1-30
1-15
$25c
1-15
12-27
securities
20c
securities
income
profits)
and
2-
1- 2
1
5c
of
North
15c
1-15
12-10
Vac
1-15
12-31
$2.50
Co.
1-10
12-17
:
America
62
(quar.)_
Worlds;
3
4%.-pfd.
1-10
$25c
1-15
12-27
10c
(final)_
1-10
12-13
'
'
Schools
;
1-
10c
Ltd.
(quar.)
$1*
50c
12-31
1-15
3-
2-21
7
.
preferred* (s-a)—
6%
partic. preferred
Stock
(quar.)
Business
dividend
-
common -
$37 %c
Quarterly
convertible
Investors
preferred
Mortgage
Quarterly
Co.
12-13
12-20
62 VaC
1-15
12-27
$60c
1-15
12-16
$75c
1-15
12-16
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
1-10
1-
1
Conn.)
Gas
&
Electric, com.
(quar.)
Stock dividend, (Subject to authorization
of State authorities)_:
$4.22 preferred (quar.)!
4
Irving Trust Co.
6
12-26
1
1-30
3-10
1-30
1-
45c
3-
5%
Stock
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2%
(N.
$1.05
$1.09
3-
3
2-
20c
2-
1
1-15
933Ac
$4.36
2-
1
.
Y.)—
dividend
5
12-20
12-31
12-26
;
2-
1-16
6
1-14
1-15
Iowa-Illinois
1
12-27
1-
30c
3-
12-31
12-31
45c
(quar.)___;___
(Bridgeport,
2
1-15
12-13
1-15
$60c
!
•
1-6
1-15
$1
40c
■V
;___
Foundation, Ltd., com.
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Investors Funding Corp. of N. Y.—
6%
-
50c
"
(quar.)
Investnient-
1-
1-16
12-27
1-28
(quar.}
1
1
$40c
1-15
%%
—
2-
37 Vac
$25c
12-27
2
Stores
1-10
1-30
1-15
■
;
Department
3-14
1
Corp.—
/ International" Paints,
Ltd., : 6% pfd. (s-a)
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Interstate
4-
2%
.
:
Machines
50c
_
!_
1
(quar.l
International
■
'
-
preferred (quar.)
Iowa Power & Light—
'
$30c
2-
1
1-
7
1-31
1-17
37 %C
2-3
1-17
(Montreal)
$$1.50
ZIZZZZ
1-
2-
37 %c
——
.!_—
investment
1-10
50c,
;
I
2
1-15
35c
—
12c
1-15
1-15
1- 3
1-17
12-31
1
Fund—
1
32 Vac
(quar.)_
2-
1
2-
(quar.)
1-31
56'Ac
1-24
1-20
2-
$1.25
(quar,)
35c
com.
$1.20 class B pref.
Greenfield Tap & Die (irreg.
Green
(H. L.) Co.
(quar.)
Griesedieek Co., 5% conv.
2-
12-16
—
(quar.)„
(quar.)
6%
dividend)
(quar.)1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4
Paper, Ltd.,
of
3
1-25
•
12-16
1-15
$25c
(s-a)
B
1-15
2-17
$1
(quar.)
30c
——
(stock
Grand Union Co., 4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Great American Insurance (N.
Y.)
Extra
1-10
2-
'
(quar.)
(H. W.) Co. (quar.)—
Guarantee Co.
1
5
1-25*
50c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Lakes
2-
3-
$1.12%
;
12-16
5
Corp!—
Income
from
Common
■
1-15
55c
(quar.)
(P. H.) Co.,
preferred
preferred
Goodman
Corp.
8
2-
50c
4-5
1-15
Wo
—
Ltd.
v4%
.
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Glatfelter
(annual)
International Harvester,
2<«
(quar.)
4-15
$40c
International Milling Co., 4% pfd.
International Packings, Inc.. *
50c
$1.30
4-5
$10c
3
22 %c
62 %c
4-15
divid.)—
Year-end
1-17
+$1.25
(quar.)
of the Southwest—
4- 5
25c
(stock
Inter-Ocean Securities Corp,
1-17
1-31
Kentucky—
4-15
$20c
—
of
1- 4
4-
25c
Interlake Steamship (stock dividend2_
-MntcnurtioriaEHronze Powders Ltd.—
j
tlOc
—
1- 4
1-15
4-15
Intcr-Ocean Reinsurance Co.—_"
f
12-31
87 %c
(quar.)
Telephone to. of Indiana—
1-15
25c
-
25c
Correspondence
International- Milling,
12-13
•
preferred
12-31
25c
*
1-15
;
12-31
1-15
——
Int'l
6
37%c
;;
1-15
;
common
Inter-Island Resorts Ltd.
International Bronze« Powders,
6
12-13
B
."_<
(quar.)
Telephone of California—
Gladding, McBean
4%%
•
-
''
pfd.
—
12-31
■
common", (quar.)
income
from
•
3%
held)
1-17
12-31
Intcr-County Title' Guaranty & Mortgage Co.
1-10
6
J $10c
1
1-15
$1
(quar,)
preferred
Insurance
<
12-20
1
tlOc
2-
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
(10c
1-.3
1
2
1-2
L-15
profits)
1-13
1
1-
1-15
1-20
30c
(quar.)_'_"———
Co.,'
Institutional
1-10
1-25
2-
$1.25
:
—
pfd.
Increased
3
/933/4C
(semi-annuali-
each
$2.20
Great
$$1.12%
3-
General Telephone Cq.
$4.50
2-
A
5.20%
•
Gillette
net
6
,
of Canada, Ltd.—
(semi-annual)
(quar.) General Telephone Co.
5%, preferred (quar.)
1-2
3-10
1-
75c
—
preferred
Gimbel
(quar.)
&
4Wo
$2
3-17
for
1-13
1-24
1-10
1-31
Breaker,
preferred
ment
3
2-10
1-10
,
-
3
Institutional Growth Fund (8c from invest¬
1-
50c
Inc.
preferred
General
3
1-20
7%%
expenses
(quar.)
Oilcloth
1-
3-A
2%c
Ltd.,
5%
General
3
2-^
Co.
;
1-15
"
8
1-
1'
1-15
50c
Corp., com. (quar.)
$3.50 pref. scries A (quar.)___
Steel. Wares Ltd., com
,
(quar.)
Co.,
1-
1
2-
5%
$20c
pref.
1-27
2-
12-27
V'
40c
$7%c
;
General Shoe
12-20
20%
1-28
$1
I
(quar.)
12-27
50c
quar.)
General
1-10
37 %c
(quarterly
Ltd.,
for
12-27
1-20
(increased
com.
25C
2*
93 %c
(quar.)_
Indianapolis Power,-& Light,:.com. (quar,)zi ■
Ingram
Bell;- Ltd.; 60c preferred (quar.)—
Inland Natural Gas, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Institutional Shares," Ltd—< v•
-■'-'•••
1-17
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred (quar.)—
(Stock
2
25c
.
(quar.)
—
'
1-28
■
100'%
Indian Head Mills, $1.25 pfd.! (quar.)
$1.50
Motors
General
1-10
8
Electric
Class
3
1-
Co.,
Dynamics
Ordinary
1-10
1-
(quar.)
b
$5 prefer^d-iquar. 1 ______:
1-10
1-15
1-31
10%
25c
—1
(quar.)——
preferred
4.70%
General Petroleums
1-10
2-
1
15c
tax
$3.75
12-16
2-
50c
(stock
Inc.
Fabrics
1-14
(Extra)
General Mills,
General
1-10
income)
preferred
Dominion
2
1-27
Corp.
Dominion Foundries & Steel,
T/o
2
1-
Bros.
General
General
1-17
12 %c
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
General Bakeries, Ltd.
2
1-
1-24
.
Dominion
i-
1-24
(interim)
income
1-15
preferred
Co.
Gardnel'-Denver
9-17
1-31
5%
dividend
2-1
(quar.)
preferred
4.42%
1-2
55c
2-1,
50c
—
pfd.
preferred
4.26%
15 c
Company, 5%
Gamble
6-17
9-29
2
8
1-
1-3
! 1- 3
2-1
'
12-31
____
A
Power
4.08%
12-30
7
1-31
1
$$2.50
(quar.)____—■
preferred
4.20%
12-31
(quar.)—
Gamewell
3-17
1
2-14
„_
Ltd.
I
35c
(quar.)
Co.
4-
50c
(quar.)
Tunnel
1-
2-
$$2.50
Brick
Brick, Co.
Illinois
t
v
,
3-14
30c
Manufacturing,
conv.
3-31
;
,
2nd
i
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) J
Products, 70c preferred (quar.)__
Dome M'ines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
4xh%
.
7-
$1
1-
10c
37 %c
i;
2-25
20c
1-15
1-27
1_
(Mich.)—
A
Hall, Corp.
Press
Circuit
4.60%
12-27
1-27
dividend
Stock
12-27
$1.13
$1.56
Dominion
1-10
8
t30c
—
12-26
5c
30c
.-
series B pi'd.
I-T-E
1-15
1-15
$2
(quar.).
Manufacturing
Gabriel
1-1(5
93-%c
'
:.
Doeskin
Extra
2-15
$1.06
pref. A (quar.)
25c
;
■
1-31
2-14
•
1-17
iL:
Petroleum
Co.
Stock
Fuller
1-15
$1
(quar.)
depositary.
Dividend Shares,
investment
Frito
3-10
5c
(quar,)„
5%
12-26
1-15
1
t25c
12-31
$4.50 2-15-58
dividend
Distillers Co.,
1
$4.50 1-15-58
____
93%C
•.
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd.
'Fremont
3
7
$1.12%
!
(quar.)—
1-10
1-10
—
common
Industries
&
series
Illinois
(stock dividend)
of.Canada, Ltd. (quar.)_
Co.
1-17
t30c
1-15
1-
$1.75
Diamond Gardner Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Diebold,
1-
1
2-
$2
1
Corp.
Fraser
6
-4-1
50c
(quar.)
Turbine
Canada
Detroit Edison
1-20
2-
+50c
(quar.)
Steam
1-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Foods
1-10
1-
v-2-28
25c
class
4%
1-24
93%c
1-15
12-16
3-25
; 50c
—
common..;
B
Hydraulic
2-
30c
—
1
t-15
'
(quar.:)__
convertible
Class
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
Franklin-Adams
12-31
25c
A (quar.)
Fram
12-16
1-10
10c
.
Chemical
&
A
Hunt
2-1
$1.75
2-
10c
J45c
25c
4%
12-13
$1.75
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)
Dicrks Forests, Inc.—
&
80c
1- 3
1
15c
-
1-24
"
(quar.)i-——
Hygrade Food Products
2-
12-27
____
Class B (quar.)——
—_!
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
•'
1-30
75c
1-13
1-10
(quar.)_
Hydro-Electric Securities
10%
1-27
5%
(quar.)_
Huntington
„_
—
3 34 rM
12-13
6
1-20
$2.50
.
(accum.)
Common series "L-V"
preferred
j;:
held
be
Class
12-27
'
1-
$1.75
Dallas Power & Light, $4
pfd.
$4.24 preferred
(quar.)
to
—
3%%' preferred
Foundation
Sugar—
1st
Detroit
1-15
1-15
$5c
Cudahy Packing Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Candy, 4%% 1st pfd. (accum.)
DeLaval
.
40c
!
Curtiss
4%%
.
12-12
1-15
25c
_
meeting
Machinery
~
3
10c
7% preferred (quar.)_
7% preferred (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar.)
annual
Sterling, Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)___
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)-_
3
1-
V 5c
& Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
Forster, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc.
1-
$10c
._
(irreg.)
International, $1 class
Dana Corp.,
1-25
1-15
$1.31%
Crown Cork
4%%
1-10
1-31
2-14
30c
Finance-Corp.,
A
12-27
%
1-15
&
6.40%. preference
1-10
City Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
■Foundation Co.
(quar.)
.
1-15
40c
(quar.).
American
1-20 n';.
$4.50
,2-14
'
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
(subject
to
stockholders
Food
12-27
1
2-
$1.75
Crum &
Cuban
1-10
$7%c
;
Investment Fund
Crowley Milner & Co.
.8%
6'5c
Fluor
ap-
_
Craig Bit Co., Ltd.;
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Crestshire Corp. (annual).
Crossett Co., class A (quar.)
>
1-10
Bank
at
12 %c
_
>
Corp.—
$5.25 scries A preferred (quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Crown Cork
12-27
$4.50
January), >
1-17
5%
Class B
1-15
(quar.)
:
dividend
IOC
Publishing Co., Ltd
Refining, com. (increased)
Petroleum
National
Stock
1-10
45c
Rubber
surplus)
4-
First
1
"
Co
Inc.
(quar.).
dividend
(Subject to
Counselors
able
1
2-
.3-5
3-1 :
2-1
Class B (quar;')l_L"
.•
(San Francicso)—
Firestone
1-17
2-
(
,
First Boston Corp., com. (out of net profits
and/or available surplus)
Class A (out of net profits and/or avail¬
3-16
V.
7%c
3-15
2-15
;—-t-—-—>
(N."_ Y.)
irretdrred
4,40%
12-23
56 Vic
—
12-31
1
$1
12-24
; 35c
Hopston Terminal,Warehouse & Cold Storage
Co., class A (quar.)—
Class B (quar.)™
12-27
1-2
1-10
53 %c
(quar.)
preferred- (quar.)
Class
12-20
4-
1-15
1- 3
12-31
$1.25
jj__;%
preferred
4%.
1-15
63c
!>
12-31
2-20
12-31
v
of
1-15
&
Ball
3%%
,
•
Tire
12-27
1-15
1-31
1- 2
8 "
1
Bearing Co/ (quar.)—
Hoover Co., class A and Class B (stock div.)
(Payable in class A common stock)
Hordcr's, Inc. (quar.)
,
Quarterly
4-
Corn Products
Cosden
$1
$1
5c ;
30c
?
(quar.)__21'_
preferred';;(s-a)
Insurance
Hoover
1-11
1-30 ;«
55c
•
__2_
;
1-15
1-25
1-
6
12-25
1
1-31
'
convertible; preferred (quar;)
Renfrew & Co., $5 1st pfd.: (s-a)
Home
12-31
2%-
distribution
a
(quar.);
1-
1-10
30c
2%c
______
Household
Fireman's Fund Insurance
$1.13
Cooper-Jarrett,
Clark
1-15
1-31
common—)
ancl
preferred
1-15
2-
15c
-
Holt
12-31
40c
Financial General Corp., common (quar.)
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.)
$1.12%
dividend
Continental Motors Corp.
Copp
income
preferred- Cqtiar.)
5%
12-31
from capital
2%
Gin
1-15"
56'Ac
,
Industries (initial, $-a)
Holly Sugar Ccfp.,- common (quar.)
12-31
1-15:
1-20
17 %c
—
Corp... (quar.>
conv.;
;..- $5 2nd
i
1-6
2-13
Hofmann
2-27
;v
1-15
$1.37%
—
1-15
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
6
12-
-
-25c
:
7
1-
$1.04
$4.52
Stock
12-
1-15
12-27
<
$1.25
,
37 %C
(quar.)
$4.50
Continental
1-15
12-31
3
3-15
28 %c
.
17 %C
common
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
.
1-15
20c
50c
.
2-20
1-15
n''.17C
.
•
3-
1-24
1-20
..
12-31
1-15.,
20c
.
—
2
40c
(Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
«> Hincs (Edward): Lumber (quar.).
Stock
dividend-,. (One share of Northern
;% V Mineral Co; for each 10 shares held)—
;12-30
if.
2
1-
2-24
Hinde & Dauch Paper
3-15
V
8
1-
1-31
50c
(quar.)__
Higbie Manufacturing (quar.)
High Voltage Engineering Corp,- (annual)
;
1-31
;
(quar.
Stores
.
1-
2-28
4c
3c
3c
(quar.)__2—J.¬
Inspection- & Insur-
..
1-15
4-1
i5c
Stores (quar.)
011
Co.
Marx
Powder Co., 5% : pfd.
Hershey Chocolate Corp. —
"
4 % %
preferred A (quar;)!.
1-20
>
1-30
S3
::
gains)
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
4% participating pfd. (quar.)—--.
12-13
2-15
$40c
quar.)
1-15
50c
$40c
Consolidated
2-1
2-5
$1.50
Hercules
-
1-15
Ja;.)
"
Hertz Corp. (quar.)—
Stock dividend
25 c
—_
of
Co.
$1.50 '
V
5
:12-14
____
Boiler
7%
/F
12-31
—-
6
2-
1
•
annual (meeahg -to be
1958 )• ___:—___—-—•
6%
12-13
4%
preferred
(quar.)—:
;
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co. (16c from
$40c
Smelting
1-15
1-15
•V;
2-28
+26c
1-
2-15
:
(H.-, J.)' Cbf.,'" common' ( quar.)—_l~__
Hercules Gahoti ' Products, com.4 (qudT.) J—
1
12-31
12 %c
1-15
1
.
Heinz
■
12-31
3-10
1-15
60,c
—
(quar.)
Steam
Heat-Timer
12-20
S7%c
1-10
2-
—
.:
Paper Products
37 %C
(quar.)
(s-a)
8
1-31,
.•4Sc
,
2-14
'15,
Jan:
on
Hart field
2-14
i
1-31
2-
25c
(one share for each nine
held; " Subject
to
stoCKholders
preferred
ance
1-10
$0,663
IIt(t Corp. of America, 4%% pfd. (quar.)__
Haydock Fund "(quar.)__■_;—"_i—
Hayes Industries (quar.)
,
1-24
1-31
1-
75c
(quar.)
(quar,),
Federated Department
2-
35c
Mining
Ltd.
,.■■•;
12-24
2-28T
25c
$25c
(s-a)_
37 %c
Canada
Co.
(quar.)
pfd. A and B (quar.)
51/2% prior pfd. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
Consolidated
•
2-28
tlOc
(quar.)
Stock
5% preferred (quar.)—..
Coiisolidated Metal Products Corp.
7
$1.25
(quar. )-__—
5%
Dearborn Corp.—.
(Canada), Ltd.
1
1-
$1.183,4
B
22-
47 %c
(quar.)—
Bakeries
2-
—
50c
Consolidated
2-14
1-15
13c
2%-
1-21
$$D25
■',
Y.)—
(N.
Hart-Schaffrter Sc
1-15
—
1
5-19
dividend
Hartford
1-15
1
25c
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Paper Board,
common
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D. C.)
51c
—
preferred
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc., 40c preferred
1
2-
40c
National
51 %c
_
.
2-
(quar.)
preferred
6S#
Corp.
Insurance
55c
(quar.)—
•
1-3
Traders Life-insurance Co.—
Federal
1
(quar.)
$2.20
1-3
50c
N. Y.)
(quar.)————
Corp.
)—_——
Asphalt Products (annual)
Federal
Connecticut
$2.04
Company,
&
Federal
—..
1
1-»Ms
(Syracuse,
Fawick
.
Concord Natural Gas Corp.—
5%% preferred (quar.)_
Conn (C. G.). Ltd., common
2-
$1.12%
(quar.)
5-
1.—r—
(quar.)_—_—
Inc.— *
approval'ajt1" the
v
6%
12-26
1J23
$1.31%
___,
1-.3
20c
pfd.
2
-!
_________—
Bank
held
3-14
1
—_________—__
3
6-
40c
(quar,
Harrison-Walker Refractories,
'
Counnonwealtli
(quar.)
(
20c
Engineering, Inc. (quar,)-.*.
Inc. (year-end)..—i—
international Corp. Ltd.__—
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.,
(quar.)—
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
1
Musical Industries
28c
Commodore Hotel,
preferred
(quar.-
'
3-14
1
$1.50
1
;
; 1-15
,
4-
(quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of Amcr.
40c
(quar.)
1
2-
(quar.)„
common
2-
H-DA '^...
shares
1-15
V
$1.75
(accum.)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd., class A_.._
4'/& preferred (s-a )
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., 7't pfd. (quar.)—_
Ero Ivlanufactaring Co. (quar.)_______s__—_
Estabrooks (T. H.j Ltd., 4.16C» ufd. (quar.)
1-17
1
2-
4-
7MJC
Enamel &
12-30
2-14
$1.06%
2-
—
Empire District Elec. Co., 4:!4',o
5'}o
preferred (quar.)—
3
11-29
1-30
/17%c
C-7
Stock
12-31
1
25c
(Md.), $7 pfd.
3
—
Ltd.,%.
Co.,
Funds,
Series
..Series"
1
1-17
1
50c
2%%
Combustion
5%%
2-
Co.,
Mfg.
Elastic
Electrical &
■
2-
Cotton
Hamilton
„
Hanover
1-15'
*$1
10c
(quar.)
3-
2-14
75c
:—1
(quar. )„_
preferred
5%
2-28
:■
t30c
____—___________
convertible," preferred
Hamilton
2-28
3-17
(quar.)
common.
$3 preferred
10-30
■
3
,
12-31
1-
Bros.,
$2.40
1-31
1-15
6
(quar.)
Products
Emhart
1-10
$1.12%
Corp., com.
2.-15
3-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)_—
4preferred, (quar.)
1-10
1-31
1-31
lie
Iron
Pictures
Columbia
3
>.
preferred
preferred B (aCcum.)
Laboratory, Inc.
Ekco
1-10
2%
—
—
1-
t$1.75
preferred
conv.
$6
Co.—
(monthly)
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
40c
common
Eastern States Corp.
12-13
75c
—
dividend).—.—
(stock
Common
Colorado Fuel
6
25c
__—_—
12-31
31 %c
Ltd., T/o pfd. (accum.)
6-
_________—
5.30%. preferred
Hahe
Ltd.—
Bakeries,
preferred
$1
;
1-17
1-
$25c
(annual)
Participating
Preference
(accum.)
(quar.)
Eastern Racing Association, common
2-10
1-31
63c
$75c
(annual)
com.
pfd.
3-10
$1.25
—_______
Controls, common______
dividend,~I~—__________
Stock
1-10
1-30
J 14c
,.$30c
37%c
———-
Economics
—_____—
Collings\yood Terminals, Ltd.,
Colonial
3
3-
10c
—_
$1.50
(quar.)
Chemicals\&
Hagan
1-10
1-25
.
common
participating
70c
2-10
3
1-29
87 %c
__
8
1-25
$20c
(final)
(quar.):—
(quar.)
Eastern Industries;
(Cinn.J—
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_
Products
class A
Kootenay Power,
Eastern
1-10
1-15
15C
(quar.)
(1956) Ltd.
(quar.)————
Corp.,
preferred
East
11-29
20c
10c
Clayton (Mark) & Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
5'.'o
1-15
2-14
2%
(irreg.
Canada
$1.25
(quar.i:—_—
•
Quarterly
■-.
s—_—
'»
230c
12-23
87 %c
$1.12%
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Sliaree; Payable of Rec.
:y
.
•'
12-24
1-
.V'
.
f,.-.
12-24
1-15
■;
12-16
37 %c
(quar.)—.
1-15
*
Ohio RR.—
preferred
preferred
$5
2-17
60c
:
.
Natural Gas,
Duro-Test
12-27
1-10
1
&
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
de Nemours
preferred
Duqucsne
3-
25c
(special)__
$5
1-27
12-17
2%:
Supply Co.
(extra)
of
Co.
4.80%
12-20
$1.30
Pont
1
1-15
35c
Gulf Mobile
12-26
1-15
2-
3uo
—
:
Dupuis Freres, Ltd.*
2
15c
(quar.)
Du
7
&
preferred
preferred
$4.50
1-15' -V 12-26
+$1.75
$1.25
—.—__
Par-.SWhehrt Holden
-j^Rame of Company
Payable of Rec.
$15c
—
(increased quar.)—
Metals
(E. I.)
duPont
12-30
1-15
—
(quar.)
-
dividend
Stock
Cleveland &
4%
Co.
Furniture
Ducommon
1-10
2-14
dividend)
common
UuKerieai
Drexel
12-17
30c
,——
com.
1
7
$1.12%
_
Gas
Chemical
Duff-Norton Co.
______
Churchill Downs, Incr—______—
2-
1-
Share
,,
common
Dover
12-31
1
$5uc
„
Service
12-20
1-
$1.18
Textiles,
7%,preferred (quar.)———
dorp., 5% preferred (quar.)
1-10
6
Dow
4%%
Cities
1
1-
.
Power Co.—
Central Kansas
Cincinnati
2-
20c
(quar.)
Indiana Gas Co.
of Company
Dominion
Common
Central
Name
Payable of Rec.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
Holders
W/ie7i
Par
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
.
.
1-15
12-31
$$3
1-15
Jack &
Heintz, Inc.
(quar.i
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)—
3%%
preferred (quar.)_
Jefferson
Custodian
Optional in cash
Fund,
or
Inc..
.
Jersey Central Power & Light—4% preferred (quar.)
12-31
12 Vac
2-
1
1-10
(Continued
1-17
6c
1-15
12-30
20c
:
stock_.
1-15
12-30
$1
on page
44)
2-
1
1-10
|
Volume
187;
Number
5705
>
.
.
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.
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DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Run get or Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
STOCKS
Range for Year 1957
Highest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Fat
Tuesday
Dec. 30
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 31
58% Dec
32% Mar 12
28
Oct
21
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
109% Feb
14
7
92
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
55
Oct
*1
67% Jan
May 22
17% Jun
2
10
64% May 17
16% May 27
21
27
*8% Jan
Acme Steel
4
20 % Dec
4
24
July 17
132
24
Mar
1
Feb 12
ACF Industries Inc
27% July 18
27% Jan 11
204
Jun
?
22% Jan
3
6'% Dec
30
14% Jan
22% Dec 31
19% Oct
11
81% July 6
31% July 23
65% July 8
16% Dec 31
S6% Feb
52
Feb
190
Dec~10
Dec
45% Oct 21
13
232% Jun 28
9
163
176% Feb
Mar 14
4Mi Feb
Dec
11
Dec
14
117% Jan
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
Dec
31
8 8 Ma Jan
23
6% Dec
31
14
10% May
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
Aug 28
8% May 28
19% Jan
Jun
25
13 % Dec
20
70
Oct
30
3% Dec
30
9
Ys Jun
14
Oct
17
240
Oct
24
31
146
Sep
17
28% Dec
30
93% Dec
17
65% Apr
110% Jun
5
3
12% Oct
22
160
May
64% Dec
18 % Jan
7
14
190
12
Nov 28
129 % Apr
9
25% Aug 15
11
68
5
26
36% Apr
23
42% Dec
21
56% Jan
4
77
26
97% Jan
Dec
104% Nov
July 11
Nov
119
6
39
23% NOV 19
27% Dec
133% Aug
24%
29,200
21V*
21%
4,800
59% Dec
30
102
21
20%
*24
"24
24%
*24
141
142%
143
6%
6%
6%
7
Aeroquip Corp
i
21%
21%
21%
22 %
Aetna-Standard Engineering
Air Reduction Inc common
Co___l
17
No par
series._100 '
110
5
Alleghany Corp common
5 Va % preferred A
$4
1
100
prior
conv
preferred
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allen
Industries
Inc
Allied Chemical
&
110
13%
70%
41
3%
"152
a
210
28%
NEW YEAR'S
DAY
37
a
11%
108
17%
17%
52%
52%
199
700
7%
23,700
21%
2,700
18
1,700
8-.700
53%
2':,
200
200
25
26
7,500
160
2Va
12
12
*107%
14
*150
24%.
150
*153
24%
14 %
71%
4%
4%
21
110
14
*70
155
21%
160
*2%
71%
7'A
199
24%
13%
*70
4 Li
4%
2%
7,400
12 %
22,100
110
30
15
1,800
71%
50
4%
95,400
210
*150
210
83
*81
84
*20
81%
*80%
29%
30%
30%
31%
31%
32%
96
92
92
94
94
20
13
13
12%
13
1,100
2
*1%
*92
96
1
12%
12%
12%
12 7 „
5
Dye.
*153
11%
150
2,500
17,600
80%.
29%
"91 Va
*194
24%
*24
7%
50%
CLOSED
110%
13%
*70
:,150
82
*80%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2%
11 %
110
13%
70
....
100
11%
17-lt
16u
2%
10%
loo
common
preferred
"153
24%
143
20%
17%
50%
199
23%
160
2
l
16%
49 %
"186
24
"153
2
preferred
% %
50
199
23 Va
jluo
common
17 Va
49%
"183
2
Alabama & Viokoourg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
"1%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
32,700
2 Va
100""
18
Mills
72
72%
72%
73%
72%
74%
5
21
21
21%
21%
21
21
*21'A
21%
300
No par
Laboratories Inc
39
40%
41%
42%
41%
44
43%
44 %
9,400
25%
26
25%
26%
27
27
27 Va
28
12%
13
12%'
14
13%
13%
14Va
14%
1,400
1,800
35
35%
35%
36
35%
37%
37%
39 %
72':.
73
73%
74
74%
75%
75
75
22
22%
22%
23%
23%.
24%
24%
25%
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
No par
Products
Corp
5
4
8
July
21%
20%
24%
Aluminium
8
Jan
21%
20%
139%
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
May 16
53 Va July
23
10
9
21%
20%
6%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
19
Jan 30
%
14%
21%
139%
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
82
17
19%
21
Allied
36% May
14
23%
22% Aug 13
17
Feb
82
8,100
21
l
No par
47% Jun
20
87
14%
Allied
70% Dec
Mar 12
41
8
20% Dec
47
14%
14%
30% Jan
3
125
14
39%
14%
Allied Kid Co
37% July 25
8
14%
40%
Allied
7
Apr
34
14%
i
4
105
37%
.
Admiral Corp
Aldens Inc
*102
14%
3
30*
105
14%
4
Nov
14
"101%
37%
3
Dec
105
102
14%
88% Jan
35
4,7.0.0
*101%
"101
14
30
25% Dec
30 0
46%
36 %
23% July
59
Oct
12
30% Nov 29
11
Jan
30%
46%
14 %
24
% Nov 18
20% Nov 26
36 % Dec
29% Dec
13
16% Nov 25
1% Nov 27
21% Dec
8
18% May 13
77 V4 Jan 14
30%
47
38
Addi'essograph-Multigrapli Corp.. 10
7 %
80% Dec
5
88
Jan
114
30%
46%
14%
Co
Alco Products Inc
lfl
117% Mar 27
5
30
160
30i
107
16
*30'A
47%
14
Corp
4.50% conv pfd 1951
Alabama Gas Corp
4
241 % Sep
Dec
19
25% Dec
1
23
10Tit Dec
23% Mar 22
115
July
Dec
2
17
241% Sep
30
155
16
111
77
15
23% Dec
13
7
Adams Express
30 Va
47 %
36%,
25
Co—
Adams-Millis
30%
__i
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
8
30%.
47'.4
10
21
Dec
Shares
30%
46 %
.;
i
30
12% Oct
154
Nov
._100
29%.May
19
2% Dec
preferred
ABO Vending Corp
conv
36% Dec
12% Dec 31
155
A'/o
5
the Week
Jan. 3
'
l
Laboratories common
addou
3
IlTa Apr 19
136
Abacus Fund
32% Jan
Apr 10
29% May 25
22
Sep 19
23% Dec
6
Jau
Nov 13
11% Jan
17
20 ■- July 30
37% Dec 28
14
108
33% Jun
51% July lo
104 %
Friday
Jan. 3
'
28% Sep 21
37% Dec \6
Sales fer
Thursday
Jan. 1
4.08%
of
*89
92
*90
74%
10,700
11,100
450
39,700
300
lo
23%
26 %
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
No par
27%
28%
28%
29
28%
29%
29
29%
53,000
1
Limited
Co
100
73
59%
60%
60
60%
60%
61%
61 Mi
62%
29,300
22%
22%
America
27
7,100
Amalgamated Leather Co
28
Dec
31
39
Apr
3
21% Dec
27
30% Feb 21
24
Sep
27
31 % Nov
19
24% Nov
13
29% Jan
33
31
53 Va July
91% Jan
10
58
Dec
4
22
Sep
19
105% Sep
121% Mar 23
27
30
79
Jan
88%» Nov
Mar 19
59
Oct
22
70% Aug 16
Amer
Dec
30
24% Jan
3
American
Oct
30
Jan
2
3'%%
37% Aug
8
113
Oct
10
36
Feb
7
31% Jan
7
7
108
Jan
26
93% NOV
13
27% Mar
8
31% Oct
29
25
Oct
21
May 28
70% Jan
9
51
Sep
5
16% Jan
39% Oct
99
23
23% Aug
2
47% Dec
li
20
19% Dec
12
11% Dec
18
31
"•
Mar
4% %
40
Oct
38
11
1!)
1
49% Apr
Amer
8
4%
2
18
37 % Nov
27
45% July 25
35% Jun
20
38% Dec
30
53% Jan
?5
20
45% Jun
61% Nov/ 12
3
27
Dec
13
37% Apr
35
27% May 15
Dec. 18
81
Jan4
100
Dec
Feb
6
9
28
14
19%'Aug
12% Dec
25
34% Sep
24
89% Jan
8
75% Nov 26
43% Feb
27
30
27% Jan
Oct
21
49
% Dec
30
10% OCt
21
22
39% May 22
35
30% Dec
14
5
35% May 28
16% Apr
43% Aug
2
29% Oct
18% Oct
4
23%
80
Jan
25
11
Dec
31
17% Jan
13% Nov
27
17% Aug 27
7
13% Dec
7
1!)
14
142% Nov
Oct
70
7
Dec
4
13% Nov
15
Dec
85
102
29
96
July
9
17
10% Feb
12% Oct
22
28
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
93
Oct
10
24% Feb
9
40% Dec
11
29% Oct
22
77% Dec
26
35% Feb
10
25% Nov
29
97% Dec
6
108
22% Dec
31
28
Jan
2
30
Jan
13% Jan
30
18
Apr
5% Dsc
31
28
Mar
93
•
3
Mar 29
15 V it Jan
78
41
2
American
Cyan am id
American Enka
4
58% July 18
45% Nov
7
34% May
4
16
Oct 22
28% Jun
13
Mar 16
88
Jun
28
99% Feb
6
16
20% Dec
20
29
27
24
Dec
11
31
6
3
11
Nov
14
16% Jun
8% Jan
July 31
July 31
&
Metal
1
No par
Motors
Natural
66% July 11
18% Jan
Feb
66
21
105
42
Jan
120
Apr
Nov
12
174
46% Mar
10
25^
Feb
21
2
129% Mar 26
July 24
39% Jan
19
53
Dec
13
59% Jan
48
26
59% Mar 20
46% Jan 23
142% Dec
6
10
com
preferred
97% July
28
16% Jan
16
10
187% Feb
1
165
68% Oct
1
Dec
26
119
31% Nov
84% Apr 30
145% Jan 27
23
51% Jan
13
11
24
18
30
45% Jan
3
Oct
123% Feb
15
27% Dec
31
47% Jan
3
45%. Mar 12
67% Dec
31
39% Oct
113
6
Oct
24
7% Oct
24
Oct
22
160
25
Dec
8% Oct
30
22
3
10 %
July 20
4
29
Jan
23% Nov
26
27 '
May 28
22 % Oct
4
23% Mar 13
9% Oct
21
19% Oct
87% Mar 19
39 % Dec
12
63% Feb
Sl% Dec
14
6
Dec
3
32% Jan
10
SO
30% May 28
26% May 29
For footnotes
85
Nov
7
Jan
78% Jan
Jail
Jan 23
12
179 % Mar
131% Feb
Dec
17% Dec
Apr 24
84% Apr
69% Aug 22
9
65
40
111% Aug 19
25
17
3
63% Jun
155% Jan
24
45
Nov
Dec
7
25
7%
American
Snuff
Co
American
Amer
23
95 % May
43% July 11
35 7/a Mar 19
22% Oct
21
50% July 12
43% May 31
24% Oct
22
40
9
Mar 20
6%
82%
81 Mi
80 Mi
79%
81
13%
*12%>
13
13
14 Mi
96
*93
96
*93
13%
13 %
%
15 %
16
15%
13
13 Mi
13 Mi
"79
*96
98%
32%
31%
32
47'
47
'
f
'.
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■
Electronics
4 7 Mi
47
*47
21
Hocking Glass
17%
18%
17%
92
92
21 Mt
Anderson-Prichard
Copper
&
21%.
21
24
24
"23
11 Li
*10%
•
*23 Mi
11
*10'%
Oil
Mining
11
16%.
2,500
98
800
r
33 Mi
4,900
80
48
1,300
18 Va
29,900
120
95
21%
1,900
24
100
11
8M,
8%
8%
8%
78,500
48 Va
49%
49%
52 %
9,700
8
19%
20 %
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
23
3,100
35
35%
35%
361
a
36%
36%
36%
37
12,900
38%
3 9"
38%
39 To
39%
40 Mt
39%
41
8.20Q
i.
10%
10%
155
"150
10%
*150
11%
11 M»
*150
155
11%
11 %
♦150
153
12%
101,600
155
■
22 %
22%
22'
1
22%
22%
23 Mi
23%
24
4,900
55
55%
52%
54%
55
55%
56%
60 Mi
1,320
38%
22,100
36
35%
151
151
42%120
28
28%
35%
151
42%
*117%
35%
36%
166
76%
75%
125%
*
10
25%
10%
166 Va
76%
123
7.■-;%>-:
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■
117%
*117%
28%
28%
60
66%
26%
27
32
32%
-
9 Mi
8%
167%
167%
21%
22 %
39%
40 %
29%
8,900
65%
2,500
26%
1,400
27
31>A
32 Mi
9
169%
1,410
2,500
38,600
7,100
9
170%
77%
77 Va
124 Mi
123%
26%
26%
9%
9%
26%
2 6 Ma
•26
26%
23%
*23
23%
*23
77%
124
27%
10
10%
10%
10 Ma
10%
10%
21%
39%
9%
10
122
9 Til
10
1
170
600
43%
25%
77
25%
10
9 Mi
65%
"
170
152
123 Ma
76%
124
25%
*42%
27%
28 Mi
9
43
117%
120
27%
152
152
43
42%
367/s
36%
152
152
10%
•
-
480
36,300
800
100
10,100
22 Mi
22%
22%
22%
24Vi
5,200
40 Mi
40 Mi
41%
41%
42 Mi
71,200
45
48%
45
46%
47%
48
48%
50 Mi
870
41
41
40
40%
41 Mi
41%
41%
41%
900
■■
14
1,400
48%
9 711
10
11
13 M.
47%
*22%
Corp
21%
*23
400
96
7%
8
25
_No par
21.80
*92
24
23%.
Co
17%
21%
21%
26
-
Clayton
47 Va
92
*23
6.25
*79
17%
92
*25%
Corp—
32%
47%
18%
95
17%
*92
25
No par
*96 Ma
80
24
Corp
*16Vi
*79
Smelting—1
&
16 Mi
96
32%
80
*79
26
series
Lead
V
32%
80
13 Va
32 Mi
16
"
13%
96
16 Mi
96 %
*93
50
5 % %
Zinc
2,600
82 Y*
*93
81
—
6,700
200
*12%
.123
25
...
—_
17 Mi
78
13
*117%
1
*75
96
*25%
series
$4 preferred
Andes
82
78
*75
9,500
7,900
39
*93
100
Water Works Co com—5
Common
Anderson
400
11,600
39
"12 %
.25
Corp
2
Aug 29
30
75%
TOO
—,.fcl
Viscose
Co
31% Feb 12
75%
165%
Wire & Cable
84
75
—5
Tobacco
Anaconda
32 % Dec
75
& Tel Co_—\
100
Tobacco common______25
Anaconda
2
17 Ma
42%
Tel
Amphenol
13
9,600
36 Vi
*38%
9%
P
12
1,500
15%
39 Ma
8 %
5
Jan
14 %
14%
17%
32%
33% Aug
42% Dec
13%
35 Va
13%
39%
26 %
72% Jan
42% Apr
14 Mu
14%
36
13 Va
*34
16%
67%
22
11
90O
38%
31%
3,0
Dec
25%
*38%
67 Va
American
May
25%
17%
25%
7
rn
25%
39%
31%
19% Mar
30
22,800
39%
25%
Preferred
43%
16 Mi
67%
Preferred
43
38%
31 Mi
preferred
American
150
43%
*38%
39
25%
American
6
DAY
67 %
31
6%
13 Va
-1
Co.
preferred
American
80%
*25
NEW YEAR'S
25
25
Stores
Sugar Refining common
7%
80%
16%
25
common-
noncumulative preferred
American Steel Foundries
6%
Anchor
see,page 22.
100
American
45
107
Refg com.—.No par
preferred
American Sumatra
11 % July 26
25% Jan
Amer smelt &
4
14
common—5
preferred
American Seating Co
2
44% July 11
27 % Feb
& Std Sany
1
No par
100
1
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
30
Oct
No par
—
Chemical
Amer Rati
4
25%
14%
48%
4
31
13%
200
81
42%
36%
7 7 :s
9
31
43 7 «
13%
47%
10
52% Dec
43
*34%
720
31
16%
*10%
Apr
35% Dec
14
CLOSED
31
*78
80
r25%
1,200
'
•»-.-
31
11%
38%
1
34% Jan
133% Nov
63
24,100
1,400
2,400
*30%
EXCHANGE
36%.
25
Co
21
7%
13%
13%
"22%
17% Oct
158
13%
5
Gas
Co
Polf sh &
2
15
24
41
62%
STOCK
31"%
31
80
25%
"34
20
Nov
1014 Dec
22% Nov
10% Dec
1
7
common—1
Optical
36% Jan
1
No par
Inc
Com
News
141
"25
31%
*30%
■'
Molasses Co
American
21
43%
100
American
American
Nov
42%
100
Products
Amer
28
80
100
convertible
37% May 17
22
79%
10
Fdry common
Climax
33 V2 May
33 % Oct
29%
12.50
preferred
23
13
31
29%
10
Corp
preferred
22
9
20
29%
lo
preferred
30% Oct
Feb
10
Products
18% Dec
24 % Mar
41 Vi
40 Va
02 'A
38%
9
54% Aug
41
62 Mi
62%
%
.
a
38%
3
177
40%
40
62%
14,400
42%
*
*38%
17
8
40%
39'%
62%
& Electric Co
Hardware
70% Sep
5
41%
12 Va
Amer Machine & Metals
5V2%
42
4
22
prior
American
41 Mi
40 7
issued
Metal
4
40 Mi
1
100
19%
*19
4
40%
5
13 Va
19
3%
21 Va
American Mach
Yz %
13%
19
11%
40% Jan
19
69,000
13
3%
41%
21 Ma
33% Dec
Dec
13%
13 Va
19%
12%
*19
39
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
3.90%
19%
38 %
noncumulative preferred__100
5%%
12%
41%
No par
American Ice Co common
6%
11%
*19
19%
6
Jun
10,200
11,000
*79
11%
21
16% Dec
37 %
35%
11%
12
43
20%
20%
33%
20
33% Nov
150
19%
35%
20
*79
11%
American
3
33%
19%
28% Feb
55% Jan
20%
20
2,100
12
American
04 Va Jan
60%
19%
12
22
32
*57 Va
19 %
31
7
Oct
31%
60%
400
1,100
„
11%
8% Mar 21
5% Jan
44
97 7
40c
American-Home
4
37%
97%
85
Foreign Power__Nopar
American Gas
Amer
19%
32%
"79
40%
20
Secur
5
Feb
33%
62
American Hawaiian SS Ca
83
37'A
32%
*57%
.38%
Corp
European
18
Aug 28
Jan 21
20%
60%
40(%
Distilling Co
American Encaustic Tiling
Feb
11
19%
32%
*79
32%
*57%.
40%
American
American
May 27
31 %
60%
10
Jan" 2
17% Jun
85%
97%
40 Li
Export Lines Inc
43% July 18
*81%
37'A
3%
Co
&
102
31'
31
*57%
100
American
3
„
•
36 7
3%
4%% prior preferred
American
,16% Jun
32
_l
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
84% Dec
29
17% Apr
17% Jan
Co
1
15% Aug 19
97% Jun
7
12
Nov
92
*97
*96
No par
No par
& Cable
23
135
28
37
96%.
12.50
American
23%
«
96%
*81 Va
x3%
common
17% Apr
73% Nov 26
14% Mar 21
Corp
31% Feb
16% Dec 23
*36%
96 %
2
American
When
Dec~31
36%
1
7
Jun
1,200
63,800
36%
.
25
26% NOV 26
22
15 7
83
100
preferred
9
Dec
48
7%
Chicle
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
26,00
64%
14%
82%
20
American Can Co
Chain
22
90%
64%
14%
81
No par
common
& Radio
American
Oct
Corp
com
preferred
Inc
American
11% May
1
44% Mar 12
Dec
35% Jan
7
89%
64 %
83
10
common
Co
90%
14%
100
2,a"
34 %
Va
64
14
No par
20
29%
34%
14%
91%
64
14%
1
*29
29
64 %
89
90%
63%
14
100
preferred—
American Cable
5
28
90%
1
62:t
22%
34
34
Broadcasiing-Paramount
5%
3
64
90
No par
com
Arma
Shoe
convertible
Sep
23% Oct
27% .Mar 21
42 % Mar
64% July
35% Oct
22% Jun
2
6% July 11
27
*27%
33%
50
Bosch
Brake
Theatres
4
20% May
22
Nov
67
24% Jan
3% Oct
53 V* Dec
*21%
29
33
preferred
Bank Note
American
8
8
38% Jan
22%
*27%
33%
preferred
9
Aug
7% Mar 12
*21
29%
33 %
preferred
conv
July
Amex
20% Jan
Corp
convertible
May
140
22%
"27%
50
common
American Bakeries Co
6%
A
27
11
Dec
Airlines
American
31
66
30
104% Feb
3
4% Dec
32% Dec
»'> 1
1
12.50
preferred
Agricultural Chemical__No par
57% July
lG'ii Oct
32% Dec
11
118
28
21% Dec
99"- Mar 28
32% May 21
1
Sep
convertible
77
*
95% Dec
64
7
147%Jun
13
6%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerace Corp
Amerada Petroleum
3
14
9
26 % Mar 10
126
Dec
16
*88
32 %
22%
"26
90
33 %
22%
27
*88
88
90
88
*88
89 Ma
10
33
33 V*
33
33%
33%
34
22%
23 Va
22%
23 Vi
22%
23 Va
4,200
15,000
*26%
27%
26%
26%
*26%
27%
100
■
1%
12
The Commercial and
*52)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"
Lot*
Highest
Lowest
69% Dec
24
Dec
•2
Argo
14
39% Dec
10
65 V2 Jan
2
Armco
16% Jan
8
Armour
Jan
4
Armstrong Cork Co
22
26% Jun
6
18
11
4
I
Feb
14
Dec
*
17
24/
27% Oct
17,f
27
6 Vo Jan
2
2
16
19% May
-
.
Oct
t
Mby
34
•8
Jan
3
27% Oct
22
110% Jan
5
88% Nov
4
103
Jan
28
Aug 28
63% Nov
4
78
Jun
27
Jan
11
10% Feb
6
Jan 23
73
6
•'
Atchison
16% NOV 19
33% July 23
■5% Nov 21
■
117a
11%
22
23 7
86%
86
867
No par
5
Corp
a
*20
1
21
3%
V
29 7b
29
147b
157 b
27%
277a
6%
28%
287 b
4)4
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08%
—30
17
17%
—10
9
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97b
21
*20
11% Aug
30
26% Dec
—«,
a
9
26% Nov
36% Nov
13
20
75% Nov
6% Dec
99% Feb
83% Nov 29
29
"29
68%
167b ;
17 VV
97 b
•i.;
^
97
50 Va
AtlanLic
July 15
25
24
Atlas
14
Dec
17
n
18
24
5%
56
Dec
30
Atlas
11% Jan
Nov
26
I
1
79% July 16
7
17% Feb
27
16% Nov 26
■'!
34% Oct 29
25% Oct 21
}
18% Jun
13
91
Sep
13
16% Jan
10
82% Jun
6
Aug
7% Feb
26
24
4% Oct
22
24
38% Nov
1
Jan
Mar 29
14
'
26%
27%
387a
37%
87
87
Avco
3
20
Mfg Corp
56
57
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30%
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of
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.
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,
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.
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42%
3
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common
preferred—!
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prior pref
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.
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500
2,800
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95%
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97 b
DAY
30%
30
-
—10
common
Automatic' Canteen
May 15
7% July
5
48% July
Nichols
Conv
18 % Mar 22
I
preferred
87%
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common—
Powder Co •e i-
Austin
38
{
49% Feb
5% Sep 26
Corp
29%
16
277« :
;
■
297 b
,17% :
17 7ii
r
i
1,400
67
:
$3.75 series B preferred—-——100
Jan
11% Jan
94
1 •:
30
RR-i
Line
Coast
Atlantic Refining common
6
1
9
27
87% Sep
57% Jun
I
29%
City Electric Co com__6.50
preferred
.*100
4 %
v
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96 7 b
67
29;
•
7
.
29%
96
STOCK
.'.:EXCHANGE
/■:' CLOSED £
67';
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Atlantic
Jan 23
95
1
16% Dec
•1% Feb
9
83% Nov
27
preferred-.
non-cum
.
-
7,300
150b
/ *277a
,
27.7b
7'7b''
T;/:
Topeka & Sante Fe—
Common
13
31% Dec
.
10% May 28
5
8% Nov
2
47% Aug 14
Feb
63% May
27
35% Jan
;
1 J-:
13 |
101
43% Jan
7
Jan
27
30% Mar 13
17
Nov 28
90
8 % Nov
3
15y-i
157 b
96
29.
'
4
3%
;
297 a
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...
'
Nov
10
4
297 a
,!
130
21
37b
29
,
12,000
87'a
; 7
a
60,000
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157 b
280b*
v
957 a
137 a
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12 7
87
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277c
67 u
7
a
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6,000
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29%
29
27% •
;
27,000
23 7b
37a
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.
45 7 b
127 b
21
374
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44 %'
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.
23
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5,000
317b
22 3b
.
12»b
22
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i———1
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Associates Investment Co
-10
6
35
9
97
43 ■?•»,
117b
21%
V
Shares
'
;
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29!
i.
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o
1
preferred
Constable
22 7
Jan. 3
a
22 Vb
29
287b
a
5
Arvin Industries Inc
;_2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining com——1
2nr' preferred $1.50 series.—No par
ASR Products Corp
L
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
6
3174 May 31
8% Nov 22
*
42 7 h
28!
28
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
10
common
Artloom Carpet Co Inc—i—_
7
36% July 19
14% Dec
corp
Steel Corp
& Co of Illinois
Arnold
5
6% Jun
Oil
$3.75
18
32% Jun
22
28
Feb
92
5
Sep
Mar 29
8% Feb
89T8. Feb
30
30% Mar 29
20
.
6% Jan
:i
18
3 % Oct
13
31% Mar 15
11
15% Jan
87% Oct
79
89% Apr 25
2
10% Oct 21
20% Nov
2
Jan
8% Jan
5
4% Dec
2
May
102% Mar
18 y2 May 24
21%
4
37% Mar 27
5
5
Jan
39 % Apr
9
28%
36
23
7
Par
No par
31 /'
87% Jan
29
EXCHANGE
21% Dec
9
16% Feb
k
5
41Va Apr
Sales (or
the Week
Friday
Thursdity
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
digbest
•
18
28
26 % NOV
i
28% Dec
16 Vb Jun
46% Fib
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Tom 1966
PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
ftai{i (or Previous
500
:
•
.?Vyi
-1
•
B
'
4% Dec
48% Dec
36% May 24
Oct
21
*
11
v"
9
Dec
11% Jun
8
15% Jan
12
31% Dec
17
35% Feb
7
31% Nov
2
90 %
113
29
Nov
96
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
85
Jan
Feb
9
43
May 28
Jan
94
,
31
8
Sep
211
Dec
•{
23
4
26
Feb
6
30
Nov
2 7 Vb Feb
10% Mar
1-V
Beck
Beech
Apr 22
Beech
Creek
42
*
Shoe
(A
3
11% Oct 22
i
247b Jan 31
%
50% Jan
2
Bell
89 % Feb
6
Jan 30
85
Jan
10
'
Howell
&
4%%
• v
Co
preferred
f*.•
i
.
1
.
'
.
:
•••
.
IVa Dec
2% Feb
14
Oct
21
6634 May 17
Bendix
16% Oct
18
21
Beneficial Finance Co
40
64% Dec 27
18
48
42
Jun
% Dec
24
20
May 14
May 9
1% Jan
5%
Aviation
Consolidated
Benguet
& Co Inc*
15
32% July 15
16
Best
Feb
47 % Dec
Best
Foods
21
54% Jan
Bestwah
33% Dec
18
50% July 16
26
Dec
30
19
63% Jun
22
43
Dec
31
7774 Aug
9
30% Oct
1
136
Jun
20
Dec
20
172 % Feb
7
13% Jun
8
16 Vb JaD
13
6% Dec 23
Dec
5
84
Jan
11
11
32% Feb 10
28% Jan 23,
50% Sep
6
28% Nov
29
36
85% Nov
20
146
71
46% July 17
Dec
13
32% May 11
56/
Dec
155
7
19
43% Jan
1974 Dec
31
83 % Jan
12 % Dec
?
14
10
61V8Jan
2
Boeing
Dec
31
25
Jan
9
Bohn
83% Nov
21
34 Va May
1
20
Dec
31
32
Apr
15
1
20% May
1
11
Dec
6
16 Va Jan
3
Mar
14% Dec
'
Dec
Bon
Ami
Class
2
17% May 27
5
Bond
9% Jan
11% Dec
51% Feb
12
63% Dec
Jan
Jan
3
14
Oct
22
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447b
46
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26
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33%
35%
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57
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46
.:
367 b
457b
"45%
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: 56
237 a
1
36%
5
14%
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21
21
12%
13
14%
147b
1.25
10'.4
60
61
A
Inc
Stores
Book-of-the-Montli ClUb Inc
2
15
(The)
Co
1,800
7b
43'
4374
3,000
95%
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457b
457b
477b
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900
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46
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36
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72,300
2814
37%
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38 74-
77b
6%
.
56
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5
56
,
11,100
135,600
149%: 15074
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56
1,300
600
19,500
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39
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23%
23%
247b
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preferred
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44% Dec
83
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46
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Beckman
9
50% Dec
27
6
14
16%
2.50
24
35% July
13% Aug
12 *
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17
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11
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•
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<
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14
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prior
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98
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Jun
86
102
8
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28% Feb
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Corp-
Woi'ks
Iron
Bayuk Cigars
May 20
Apr
5
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Bath
V
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Beatrice Foods Co common
136
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90
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,
10
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35% May 20
6 i
29% Nov 25 |
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Oil
Brothers
Basic
116
10
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Barker
July 23
19% July 25
71% May 22
17% Dec 16
31
28
6
Nov 28
89
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Dec
29
17
86% Aug
,
9
preferred—100
noncumulative
4Vo
/
24
common
14% July
91% Aug
43 % Dec
23
10
20
15% Aug
23 %
Bangor & Aroostook RRJ
63
:
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a
317a
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*31%.
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100
May 16
67% Jan
2
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Ohio
&
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90
100
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preferred series B
preferred series CJ
4 Vo
28
9
34%
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31
31%
31-%
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Baltimore
{
18
6
Feb
Corp—*..13
4%%
{
21
37% Jan
13
Dec
39
15% Jan
39 % Oct
106 74 Jan
19% Jun
•
31
26
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co.
8
-j
14
Dec
19% Jan
85% Jan
•0
Nov
9
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15
58% Julv 25
*
50
16
Mar
30"b
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Jan
102
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95
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12
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23
f;
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10
16% Mar 22
Nov 27
17% Sep
45% Dec
27 % Dec
67% Nov
16% Aug 21
116
22 % Dec
27
82% Jun
16
Sep
19
31
14
80
July 26
July 22
67% Oct 24
' 9
12% Oct
60
19
May 10
Apr
68 % Jan
•8% Dec 28
42% Jan
Feb
u
3%
9
(The)
35% Feb
15
30 >*
6
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4
46% Jau
31
29
6
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6 Va Jan
3% Dec
IVa July 12
17
19%
197 a
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1974
2,500
11,400
2,800
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127o
12%
137«
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137a
11,700
367b
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38 Vb
38 7b
39 Vb
39 %
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53,500
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147 b
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3,100
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107b
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107b
10%
1074
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6174
61
617b
2,200
28
28 7 b
2974
27,100
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38 Vb Jan
50% Apr
98 % Feb
17
Dec
12
79
24
46
Jan
10
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
87% Mar 19
3
— Vb Dec
25% Dec
45
Oct
30
53% Jan
24
5
3 % %
3
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3
7% Dec
30
19% Jan
3
1
61% Jan
3
19% Dec
30
47% Jan
10
1
14% Jan
31
1<J
27% Dec
17
10
Oct
6%,Oct
11% Jan
22
2
*
Edison
&
100
2.50
5
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
31
54% May
24
41 Va July
28
58
9
35 % Nov
18
48
Jan
11
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4 % % conv preferred
31
24 VB Apr
6
4% Dec
30
13% Jan
14
Brlggs
Manufacturing
35 ya Jun
8
48% Nov
16
26% Nov
19
47
Jan
10
Brlggs
&
21
May
17
41
26
100
Feb
29
82
32% May 25
37
Aug
2
13% Dec
17
15 Va Apr
27
39% Nov
16
46
28% Feb
14
92 % Oct
44% Dec
Aug 29
Jan
61% July 12
Dec
30
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
13
Brooklyn
Union
Jan
15
Brown
&
Bigelow
Brown
Shoe
15
48% May 22
38% Mar 11
22
21% Nov
8
Dec
24
52% Jan
17ya May 28
21% Jan
3
13% Dec
30
21% May 17
89
Dec
5
95 % Jun
22
20
90% Jan
27
Feb
1
26
Dec
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
20 Vb Dec
10
23
38% Jan
23
Mar
8
24
79
Nov
2.50
100
30
25% Oct
OctTe"
Stratton
3.50
3
Dec
26% July 19
56% July 18
23%
36% Aug
28
25% Nov 27
50
Co
Corp
36% Jun
91
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
11
8
7
May 23
34% July
9% Dec
31
29% Jan
9% Dec
26
21
Jan
9
15
5
11
2
Gas
$5
15
—Nopar
43%
34
No par
23%
5
24%
5
Nopar
1
13Va
*79%
25%
10
9%
Co
(The) CO common
preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
fculova
Co
Watch
12% Aug 21
16% Jan
3
9
Nov
19
14% Jan
23
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
62
Dec
30
74% Jan
23
4%
63
Sep
20
77% Feb
8
54
Oct
29
65
Jan
24
Dec
27
85 % Mar
6
62% Nov
13
74% Jan
25
28% Jan
23
46% Sep
6
9% Dec
23
52% July 10
15
10
20
Oct
26
16% Oct
8
5
Inc
Co
3%%
72
Apr
22 Va
Sep 18
9% Jan 23
Jan
3
29
31% Jan
5
21 % Dec
3
Jan
11
12 Va Apr
16
14
3% Dec
23
L0% Jan
10
Butte
18% Dec
24
45% Jan
16
Byers
Auor 15
105% Aug
3
96% Dec
30
104% Feb
26
1%
79
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83
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3,700
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6,400
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23,500
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5%
574
574
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5%
14,600
26%
267b
27
53%
53 7a
95
89
35
347 b
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43%
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54
91
34%
11%
43%
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3074
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53
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30
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26%
29%
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11 VB
30
6,300
277b
28
5,000
55
55
55
2,800
89
89
89
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26
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27
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2774
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10
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23,800
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&
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10
10
1074
32,800
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64
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64
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100
60
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64
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29
28%
29 Vb
287 b
29 VA
18
18
17%
18
22
22%
22
22%
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1
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10
commor\—
participating
9%
62 %
1
Co
9%
62
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15
Terminal
Co
79
■
a
5
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34% Dec
81
28 7
•
100
100
com
preferred
preferred—
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
Bush
27Va •28
100
Burlington Industries Inc
8
25% May
98
19
11
1
Co Inc
Bucyrus-Erie
Bullard
91
X34%
10
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Budd
7%
19%
6%
29%
*37%
4%
26%
53
Nopar
5%
Dec
41
287b
RR—
Common
12% Dec
35% Dec
*79
48%
—25
Co
Maine
27%
100
preferred
Boston
Boston
AUg
41% Oct
5
Borg-Warner Corp common
preferred—100
3%
3%
19
19%
96 %
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9%
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227b
4
64%
64 V,
50
24,300
2974
3074
18
18
18
22%
22%
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■
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1,600
-
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474
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9,400
19%
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207b
20%
20%
1,700
98%
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987b
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587b
10
37 b
i-i
40% jan
23
May
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
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11
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2
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2
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9
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17
47b Oct
28
Jan
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Jan
3
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1374 Jan
24
13
Feb
7
74
July 11
50
Dec
12
75 Vb Dec
21
05
Oct
1
July 31
July 8
23% Oct 23
24% Nov
30
Apr
30% Nov
29
Mar 16
21 Vb Dec
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page 22.
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387b
3974
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37 b
3%
5
9
97b
9
9 Va
8
Campbell Red
873/a Jan
4
Campbell
May
8
Canadtf Dry
84
Feb
27
6674 Jan
29
$4 25
Canada
Corp
Lake
Mines Ltd
57 b
397b
700
41
374
374
3%
6,700
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97 b
97b
5,500
5 Vb
,
574
574
57b
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
36
36
14%
14%.
147b
14 %
14 %
14%
147b
7974
7974
7,200
36 VA
14 74
preferred
Southern
Ry Co
Nopar
100
Ltd
No par
31
36% May 13
Canadian
Pacific
16
52
%nnnr
5
■
35%
Breweries
2
5%
397b
3 7b
9V4
0.
1.80
Co
Canadian
Jan
5
1
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Soup
conv
Inc
July 15
29 V.
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3974
1
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Packing
&
16 V»
6% Jan
>
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Callahan
0
22
2% Oct
9
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44 Va Jan
22
Dec
36% Oct
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81
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4,500
81
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51
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51
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Volume 187
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5705
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1^36
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Lowest
23% Dec 12
/■
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31V2 Jail 23
45% Aug 17
22
14
NOV
101
121
22% Nov 29
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Nov
21
100
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119 V4 Jan
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11
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98
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100V4 Mar 13
16
21% Nov 16
12% Mar 16
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57% Apr. 13
80% Juhj-12
37% Apr
Feb
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Nov 28
81% Feb
9
15% Oct
■
16
61
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Feb
35
32
Nov 19
43
July 24
Aug
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Oct
41 Va
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1
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8
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19% Nov
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18
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9
Aug
14
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■
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33%
34
33%
34%
24 V4
24 %
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25
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26
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26
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41
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42
43
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42%
43 Va
43%
3,300
32%
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27,400
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28,000
5,500
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240
31 Vb
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32 Vb
32%
33
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38 Vb
39
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20
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55 Va
DAY
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.
18
60 Vb
99
JL2
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NEW
56 %
4,800
59 Vb
98
5 Va
'
98
29*%
210
5 Vb
62
' 98
>
390
1,500
103
102
5% ?:■
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11%
98
17%
par
101 Vb
5%
CLOSED
11%
99
15 Tb
15%
101V2
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55
1
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59
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15 Vb
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——
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58
98
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101
5%
99
<
100
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Celotex Corp common
1
5Vc preferred.
I.20
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
*—&
8
11
15%
101
58
6
*96
100
—
28
is
%
100 Vb
7
Celancse Corp of Amer ccm—No par
;
a
100
common
,Vl7^-/preferred
■■//■. GVaV • 2nd preferred:...
i.
'< Caterpillar-Tractor common
>*4.20% preferred
■i\i 44
4,900
44
300
75
*73
75
700
1
—
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Central
Illinois Light com
No par
preferred
.100
Illinois Public Service
lo
RR Co of N J
i
50
J
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a
v
.
15%
15 Tb
43 Vb
400
99
99
99
31%
31%
32
31Tb
32
32
19
18 Vb
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18
18
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41
41
4 lib
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41 %
41%
19
19
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9
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101
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25
101
7
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7
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22 Tb
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1,300
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7
24
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26Tb
24 Vb
1 Va
2,500
18%
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7
9 Vb
21%
20
32 »b
19%
26%
1%
.
103
41 Vb
.
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,
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2,800
49 Vb
18%
18%
—
15%
49%
31%
/
—
15%
*48%
;
56% Apr
1
i lOOVa Jan 11
32V4Dec27
36
May 20
26% Nov
4
-Oct 21
27 ■
34% JanV 3
43% May 22 . : Central & South West Corp
5
28
16% Apr "1
v 22% Jan 10
Central Violeta Sugar Co
9.50
7
6% Dec 31
- 9V2Jan
8
Century Industries Co
—No par
19
v 24V«Oct 22 % 59% Jan '" 8
Cerro de. Pasco Corp
5
17
8
Oct 21
11% Jan 10
Certain-Teed Products Corp
1
26 >
19% Dec 24
43% Jan* 2 > Cessna Aircraft Co
1
3 £
iv4 Dec 23
3% Jan 11 ?■ Chadbourn Gotham Inc
1
i
45% Oct 11 .. 69% Jan
9
Chain Belt.,Co———_
—lo
<17
10%
33 V 4
37*7»
;
•?
10%
32%
10
Case
■
■
8
•
10 VB
32 Tit
9%
32
50
13 Va May 22 v. Central Foundry Co
54
July 29
Central of'Georgia. Ry coit—No
80
July 29
<5% preferred series B
16% Jun -.7
Central'Hudson Gas <fc Elec—No
3
88%.Jun 20
I i:
2T% Jan 23
1
-.-
70 % Oct 29
14%'Nov.>-19
43% Oct 22
Aug 14
113
\
18% Feb
17% Dec 31
-
17Va Mar 22
51% Jan 16
r
Jan
38V4 Jan
Oct 23
>
14
17
V 70
55 /Dec '24
23% Oct 22
3
Jun 22
17%'iJan
Shares
Jan. 3
I—1
109% Aug 20
Dec 30
8% Dec ?8
k
1
9
the Waek
Friday
Jan .3
;
Carter
14
6
..
common
Sales far
Thursday
Jan. 1
4%% preferred
Carriers <te General Corp..
19
5% Mar
-99% May
.
99
Jan
75
14
18% Jun
110% Jan
31
Corp
Wednesday
Dec. 31
V*
_i
I__~5
•«•-.
24
88% Oct 10 T
107b'Oet.22
:V
3
27
Feb
Dec
Carrier
Tuesday
Dec. 30
.
11
Oct
25
.
5Vn Oct'22
5SV» Dec 23
Feb
17Va Dec
10
Apr 26
23% Aug
G
30
Dec
,
Inc
Carborundum (The) Co
47
17
.12% Oct 22
..
6
21% Jan
119
30
Aug 15
19
95% July 18
y
Nov 21
Mar 21
25%'Nov
Airlines
Par
' Carey (Philip) Mfg Co.;
10
Carolina ClhiclijTiefcl & Ohio Ry_l00
Carolina Power'& Light
No par
'; "Carpenter Steel C'oi
5
32Va May 22
105
65V4 Jan
37
-
Capital
,
747/a July 16
32 % Dec
;
—
' "■*
13% Nov 23
,102
9
y
;
—
6
11
31% Dec
Va Aug 16
10Va Jan
22
4O-V4 Dec 19
.
^
11% May 28
4
51V4Junl3
..22'% Nov 10
2
53% Jan 26 /■'
24
Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
30
90 Va Nov
62% May 16
9
19
43
9 Tb Dec
9
a;
Highest
28% Oct 22
65 Va Dec 31
.
■-20 V* Jan
Mar
27 Va Apr
40% Feb 29
,
1
29 Vo Mar 20
Nov 30
STOCKS
NEW lOtta STOCK
Range for Year 1957
Highest
9,000
49
1,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Oct
Jan
20 Vb Oct
9
.Jan
29
5
17 Vb Dec
30
31V* May
12
49% Jan
10% Mar 28
Checker Cab
22
10 Vb
Sep
5
44% July, 19
69 V* Nov^ 21
23 Vb Nov
12'
31% Jan
4
46% Dec
23
69% Jan
9
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
11
30
31%' Apr
27
18% Dec
31
25% Nov
10
Oct
22
Apr
27
41% Jan
6
31
16% Nov 29
26% Jan
3
55 Va May 28
71V* Jan
4
40 Va Nov
31% Feb
46% Feb
1
11
Dec
30
1
18
20
4
43% Mar
Chic
Mar 15
5%
Western
10
22
Mar 26
<9% Nov
6
49 % Oct
21
64
60
1
87
3
52 Vb Dec
30
82Vb July 24
39% Dec 20
12% Jan
54
Jan
23
11
Nov
104 % Jan
2
30
Jan
9
f 17%
Dec
27
93
42%
&
North
Chickasha
Chile
39Tb Feb
47
Jun
71
Jun
Ry
21
Dec
19
100% Sep 23
35% Dec 30
noncum
29
3
15
Dec
23
3
93
% Jan
7
Jan
46V'2 Jun
20 Va Apr
99
75% July 18
33
Dec
16
196
May 28
162
Nov
4
103
Jan
13
73
Dec
23
83
43 Va Jun
15
30
Oct
21
Jan
6
90
9
46% May 24
185
Oct
34 Va Jan
26
23
4ViVo
67% July 2
May 16
Jan
Claffc
C
■
25
23
26
80 Va Mar 26
57V2 Nov
8
71% Feb
39% Dec
19
45
Jan
10
33% Dec
5
40% May
3
24 V* Jan
3
18
Jun
60
Jan 23
6
-
__
15
Va Dec 16
104
25 %
78% Aug 15
50% Jan 13
5
127% Sep 20
141
100
125
-
Nov 15
Jan
Jan
>
6
13
18
76 Va Jun
31% Dec
23
43 Va Mar
123% Jun 27
20
131% Mar
62% Jan
40% Nov 29
2
70
Oct
25
95
Sep
25
778
98 Vb Dec
Dec
23
Mar
9
8
Feb
27
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
13
Nov
13
17 Tb Nov
27% May 28
35% Dec
10
18% Dec 30
33% Jan
-47
50 V* July 30
3
54
Nov 30
GO
Dec
45'
'
Sep
12
'
Oct
10
50% Apr
ts'46;V;: Dec
30
59'
Mar
57
59% Feb
27
16
-y48','H NOV 14
22% Jun 28
34 Va Dec
19
23
34% Dec
19
22% Oct
15% May 28
17 Vb Dec
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
31
78
Aug 23
<44% Nov 20
84% Jan
58
"28% Nov 23
Apr
"11% Dec 19
34% May 17
42% Oct
52% May 14.
19% Jan 11;
42 V4 Dec 13
29
8
Deo
3
101 Va Dec
10% Jan
4Tb Nov 23
13% Dec 31
•
22
91% Oct 31
9
3% Dec 30
""4-^Dec 30
8% Mar 16
18
35% Oct
6
Jan
4
22% Jan
12
9
Dec
24
6% Deo
24
29% Dec 31
Dec*27
23%
Mar" 19
9% Oct 24
"44
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
40% Oct 23
100
Nov 29
110% July 17
95Vb Nov
6
25 Va Oct
30
36%
Mar~12
18*
Nov
18 Vb
May
14
Dec
20
12
Oct
22
9
Api'Ia
Dec
28
21%
34% Jan
JO
43% July 25
23
Jan
19
44
43% Dec
18
Nov
26
92
Dec
19
51% Mar 13
112Jan
3
93
Dec
18
109 % Feb
82 V2 Dec 31
18% Dec 28
88
Dec
19
28% Nov 28
99
Dec 31
39% Feb 10
83
103 Vb Jan
15
Aug 19
36% Oct 22
22 V2 Oct
22
42
22
Oct
89
Jun
4
1
87 v 'Oct
25
4
81
Aug
6
6
23
Sep
18
JCVb Nov
Jan
11
83% NOV 27
36% Jnr
18
26Tb Oct
28
106% Jan
20
92 Vb Sep
12
Oct
22
56 Va
Aug
3
27
102% Mar
5
111 % Der
12
117V4 Nov
5
For footnotes see
page
22.
38
79% Oct
16
Oct
22
106
46%
47
46 Tb
46 Tb
46 Tb
47
11
11-Vb
11Tb
12 Vb
12Tb
13 %
13
13%
18
18 lit
18
18%
18%
19 Vb
19%
20%
38 Tb
19%
18%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
11,900
19 Vb
20
19 Tb
19%
20 Vb
20Tb
21
21Tb
35,400
14%
14%
104
Feb
>:
43
52 Vb
53%
52%
29
29'
29
29'b
•>
87%
87%
26%
46%
26 T
45 T
No par
a
48 Va
5
35Tb
com
stock—50
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'
13%
*10%
11
1,200
*41
i43
53%
\553b
113,800
29 Vb
29 Vb
29 Tb
4,300
34 Vb
33 Vu
*150
75
*70
:
J
'
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27 Vb
3,300
46 %
45 Vb
45%
12,900
50%
t
21,400
10%
2,500
35%
15%
'*98 Vb
35%
34Tb
49%
50
10%
105
10Tb
*101%
35%
15%,
100
35%
15%
*98%
36%
36%
210
105
35%'
1,000
15 Vb
4,500
100
38%
160
*150
160
*150
*70
77
*70
8,400
160
75
77
•,
38 Tb
39 Vb
99%
60
62
-*35%
36
36
36
15Tb
15%
v';,VV
99 Vb
62
15Tb
15%
88%
27%
49%
15%
61%
■
88%
*101Vb
100
33%
160
VC'i'
89
27 Vb
*10%
DAY
35Tb
15 Vb
*98 Vb
100
a
NEW YEAR'S
10 Va
105
35 T a
33Tb
*70
39 Vb
39%
99%
:
99 Va
>100
100%
61 %
; *60
62%
*60
S
'
--
'
*35%
"
30
*35 Vb
16%
15%
39%
16%
39 Vb
3,700
100
1
36
130
50
16 Vb
10,800
32 Tb
'2,200
"■■■■
No par
No par
100
52
50%
3,200
31 Vb
32
31%
*125
*85
*125
127
88
preferredJLOo
(The)
100
11%
45%
49%.
10%
*101%
"150
1
—
-
15
54%
*87
CLOSED
46 Vb
48%
10Tb
105
15%
5
v.'
14 Vh
27
EXCHANGE
27 Vb
a
46
49%
10%
*101%
15
-
*
29 Vb
STOCK
88 V88To
26 Vb
preferred—.100
'
15
53%
53%
No par
-
*41
10
Co
■
11 Vb
43
14,100
43
*14%
12Tb
%1
100
No par
97 Vb
No par
*125%
86
97%
98
98
*775 %
32%
32
31Tb
127
84
•775%
*83
86
*83
98%
*775Vb
..
32 Vb
*125 Vb
127
99%
127
86
99
20
99 Vb
2,600
*775%
47
47 Vb
47 Tb
48
48%
81
81
81
81
81
15 Tb
15
15 Vb
15%
15
No par
18%
3 8%
18 Vb
18 Vb
18%
20
preferred series B
.—50
*44
45
*43%
44Vb
46 Vb
*45
45%
Ry com—100
noncumulative 1st pfd——100
noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
38 Vb
38 Va
*38 'a
40 Vb
*38%
40 Vb
*38 Vb
40
46
46
46
*45%
47
*46
47
49 Vb
*46
49%
*46
49
Co
10
com
4%
46
*46
49%
*46
Broadcasting System—
*45Vb
48%
*81
49
3,400
83
110
15 Vb
16%
2,200
20%
Tb
21%
36.500
,100
110
Vb
"
2.50
24'%
24%
24 3 b
2-13b
24%
25%
25%
24%
24%
24 V
04%
24%
24%
25Vb
25 Tb
3,300
15%
16
15Tb
16
16
16%
16%
16 Tb
22,200
12
12 Vb
12 V
12Tb
12%
12%
12%
13%
9,500
Class
A
B
l
——
———
^Comptometer Corp — «.*.*
——-5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp—..—
—10
17
Jan 14
Congoleum-Nairn InC——.—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp.
—I
■33
Dec
5
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
18.
Jan 10
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
45% Jan
3
$5 preferred ...—....
107
Jan 23
No par
54% Jun 19 "- -Consol Electrodynamics Corp—50c
Consol Electronics Industries
1
"35% Jan 23
Consolidated Foods Corp
1.33 Vb
16% Sep 19:
Consolidated Gas Utilities
1
16"Apr 15"
Consolidated Laundries Corp^
5
17
Mar 28
Consolidated Natural Gas.
10
49%Jun 14
Consol RR of Cuba 6£> pfd
100
58
Jan 23
No par
49Tb Jan 14 y Consumers Power Co com
$4.50 preferred
No par
101% Jan 22
$4.52. preferred~
No par
101V4 Jan 22*
$4.16 preferred .—
No par
95 Va Mar 27
Container Corp of America—
Common ——
—S
20Tb Apr
9
4%
preferred —
...100
94
Apr 24
Continental Baking Co common—8
33% May "3'
$5.50 preferred
No par
105
Mar 29
Continental Can Inc common.—10
48
Jan
4 -.
$8.75 preferred —
No par
92 Va Feb 15
$4.50 conv 2hd preferred
100
.118
Mar 12
22
6% Jan
17
14% Jan
10
10
*9%
*41
"'4
15
28,300
-
—
14
10% Apr
*14%
200
2,700
81
7
08%
4
4
*68
68 Vb
~
.;
69
*68
69
26
10,400
69
*68
40
30%
81 V'4
30%
31%
31%
32
31%
33 »b
31
31.
31 Vb
32
31Tb
32
31Tb
31%
22%
23
231%
24%
24
24%
46%
47
47 %
46%
47 lb
3,700
10%
10%
11%
47,100
41T a
42 Vb
7,200
23
23 Tb
46%.
46%
47%
9%
10 Vb
10
10%
10%
41%
41Tb
41Tb
42 Va
41%
42
*100%
102
10,500
4,700
11,700
'
-
*99
3%
*99
104
102
3%
3%
...
4
*100%
102
4%
4Vb
4Vb
A
4%
4%
4Tb
4Tb
5,000
a
9Vb
9
9Vb
9Tb
9T'b
9 Tb
11,500
6%
7Vb
G%
7
7 Vb
7Vb
7 Vb
9Tb
7%
29 Vb
28%
30
30
>
3%
Vb
4
,
■"
104
Dec
14
46%
3,600
28,000
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc^—:No par
Columbia Pictures Common
*—5
$4.25 preferred—
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
10
Commercial Solvents
1
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
4.64% cumulative preferred.—100
31
20% Sep 21
13
20
15
Dec
26
18
Nov
15Vb Dec 31
32
36% Mar 22
30
46 Vb
15%
Class
4
9% Dec
12%
27%
32
46
V
11
48 V2 Jan
22
12%
27
No par
4Vo
14
78% Jan
100
OCt~T
20 Va Jun
19
22
*31 Vb
12 Vb
preferredl—lOO
cumulative 2nd
5Va'%
8
30
44% Mar 19
26%
Jan
30% Dec
38% Dec
16%
18?
68% Dec
Oct
31%
11%
No par
■
36 Vb May 15
54
Jan
27
31Tb
UTb
Colorado «fc Southern
35 Va May 15
3
21% Mar 20
26
21
27
31%
100
:
$3.50 preferred
,
6
12
16% Nov 21
Dec
14% Oct
22
26Tb
common
Colgate-Palmolive
25
31Tb Dec
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
15
% Oct 22
1,000
11Tb
100
Molybdenum
Columbia
22% Jun 28
6,400
25%
99%
Apr 23
9
12 Vb
22 %
*31%
38 %
50% Feb 28
38
V* Apr
: 66
10 Tb
*19%
Collins <fc Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
6
.51% Mar 12
Dec 11
36% Dec
10%
23%
vb
common
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
2
500
10 Vb
*18%
Vb
11
36 Vb
4%
10%
1,000
31
10
Equipment
preferred
*89
26
Co
Co
Coca-Cola Co
12
49% Dec
90
94
14,400
11
8.50
^
17
9
90
*98%
5
94% Mar
19
90
'90
15
V'7Vo
114Tb May 8
800
Apr 17
23% Jan
Dec
90
8,900"
53
23 Tb
31
5
Cluett Peabody & Co com
8
100
51 Vb
•
25 Vb
25
noncumulative
Climax
5
Jan
13% Nov 21
75
41
12
139
50 Tb
1 9
25
Special guaranteed 4Vo
Clevite Corporation
July 19
48 Vb Dec
"
48Tb
9 Tb
Oil
convertible
■
39 ". Nov
49
90
com_.No par
Cleveland Electric Ilium
6
111
48 Vb
18 Tb
C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
-5%
48%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% ;gtd_^.-50
43 Tb May 20
Jan 14
Oct
Dec
97% Dec 31
70
48Tb
19V 4
-
City Stores
24
23Tb
10 Vb
Co
City Products Corp
175
89% Nov 30
Dec
23
No par
Cab
City Investing Co
5 Vb % preferred
4
23
9%
pfd
Western
Cotton
Copper
Cities Service
18Tb May 31
103% Nov 20
23 Vb
Del_50
com
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial Corp
6
47% Oct
10
18
23 Vb
18%
4%
17
23 Vb
50
Common
4
Jun
109
Apr 24
Vb
23
25
Chrysler Corp
94% Jan 31
50% Jan
23% Jan
Nov 20
.
25% Dec 24
73 Vb July 17
20% Mar 29
12% Jan 30
102
4,100
7%
common
Paul & Pac
Chicago Yellow
9
Jan
30
23% Sep 11
12
4 Tb
7 Vb
5
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
3
31,300
4%
7%
No par
13% Jan
7
1
37 V4 Jan
34%
4%
7 Va
par
37% Jan
22
32 Vb
*4%
7%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR_.No
30
82 Va Oct
31%
4%
6Tb
a
19 Vb Dec
29% July 10
30Tb
4%
7
100
5
102% Apr
4
55 V* July 10
47% Jan
6
29 Tb
4%
6 To
5% preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
May 10
69 % Mar
3
30Ta
4 Tb
preferred
series A
1,360
29 Vb
Chic
5%
1,800
93
1
40
Great
35
*91
1.25
Manufacturing
29
29 Vb
5
Dec
23,800
29
23
9
87
18 Tb
43% Apr
30
12 V* Nov
24% Oct 23
18%
34% Apr
Dec
51 Va Feb
Jan
91%
17%
Chic Milw St
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
Jun
91
17%
20% July 25
61 Va Jan 14
18% Dec
27% Nov 19
91V a
17%
18%
32%
Class A
July 25
40
19
21% Nov 21
42
10% Nov 11
35
91 Vb
17%
3% Vo convertible preferred
100
Chicago <fc East 111 RR com__No par
30% Mar 11
50
36% Dec 28
9% Dec
23% Jan
34
94
17 Va
1
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
109% Nov 21
24 Va Jan 16
35'
34
*91%
.1
Chance Vough't Aircraft Inc
24
10
31
6% Oct
b
pur
.
4% Dec
Apr
8
35% Dec 31
10% Jan
No par
"$4.50 preferred
No
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
20% Oct
28% Feb 17
35 Vb Dec
Common
11
99% Jan
4
3
20
38
24
10 V
29% Nov 29
96 V* Jan
22
86% Jun
12%. May
3
6% Nov 28
53% Jan
31 Va Oct
7
13
31% May 24
7
9
Feb
43% Dec
>1
5
94
Aug
27Tb Apr
21
22 Vb Oct
45
108
1
Dec
34
4
/•
:
4
Vb
.
-
29'/4
29 Vb
11%
ll3b
11%
12
11%
12
44 Vb
44
Tb
44 Vb
44 Vb
44 %
44
104%
29Tb
104 Vb
29%
30
19 Vb
19
14 Vb
*13%
29%
! 104%
104% 104%
Vb
Vb
•!
104%
7,000
45%
104%
32 Vb
15,100
1,000
5,700
104
31
30%
31 %
19%
19%
20%
20%
21%
6.500
14%
14V4
14%
14 Vb
14 Vb
14%
5,600
13%
13%
13 »b
*131/4
13Tb
13%
13 Vb
400
*15%
3,700
'
13 Vb
l5Vb
23
47%
97 Vb
48
f
44
23
,
15V4
43%
V'
15%
15%
43%
44
43 Vb
15 3b
43%
23%
23%
24
24
48
48%
48%
49 %
49Vb
49Vb
7,000
98
98
98 Vb
98%
98
Tb
780
98 Vb
30
23
23
'
■
99
*97
99 %
*98
99 Vb
*87 Va
90
*87%
89%
*87%
89Tb
17%
87
17Tb
•
21%
100
*85
27
40%
86
86
*107
109
Vb
40 Vb
*86
*107
18%
87
V2
*98
40 Vh
1,000
97 Vb
Vb
98%
*97
99
12%
44%
30 Vb
44 Vb
27%
900
12 Vb
Vb
19%
14 Vb
13%
17Tb
18,400
30
43 Vb
*85
4,500
\1
:
27%
27%
100
40%
87 Vb
109
17%
*85
;
*97
40%
*86
*107
17Tb
87
28
100
98 Vb
*88
Vb
17%'
28Tb
*85
-
10,400
87
100
*97
2,000
40
42%
10,100
*86
87 Vb
400
109
109 Vb
200
41 Vb
41
8 7 Vb
109
90
28%
17
340
*
Vb
13
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
(54)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year1956
Highest
Lowest
Luwe*i
Continental Copper &
12% Feb
14
16% Oct
22
"Dec
31
15% Jan
7
Industries
22% Feb
15
28% Oct
19
20% Nov
4
26% Jan
7
5 c/o
43
Sep
20
14
54% May
3
6
9
11
39% Nov
5% Dec
58% Apr
9% Jan
34V< Jun
1
45% Nov 18
9
14
19
43% July 25
17% Dec
18
37
16% Dec
Mar 20
Jun
70% Jun
24
30
43% Jan
Dec
23
40% July 11
54% July 25
Dec
20
70
24% Jan
23
33 % Dec
14
20
49 % Apr
52
Jan
31
49% May 21
54% Jan
28
31
66
Deo
13
27% Jan
20
32% Feb 24
41
152 % Dec
23
180% Mar
7
Dec
94% Jun
99
5
30
5% Sep
25
2 % Dec
.
106% July 11
13
:
22
31
18
2
3
Coty
22
6% Jan
30% Jan
1
26% Oct 22
19
16
Dec
4
14
11% Dec
11
86
Aug
31
17% Oct
11
28
10% Dec
35% Feb
23
23% Jun
5
23
69% Apr
3
40 Vb Oct
22
Fell
2
31 % Feb
32% Apr
30% Apr
17
25
Cuban-American
11
Jan
2
65% Jan
9
Feb
2
Nov
19
20
26
84% Aug 20
3
5% Nov
Feb
7% NOV
16
10% Jan
31% Dec
26
40
6% Jan
3
54
Cuba
4%%
27% Dec
17'
18
12
13% May
59% Jun
22
19% Dec
20
21
19
19% Jan
17
26% Jan
23
49% Nov 28
23% Dec
9
33% Feb
14
49% Nov 28
8
noncum
10
preferred
11
Class
30% Nov 21
47
Jan
11
«
68
Nov
If
38% Oct
11
64% Jan
14
*28%
47% Oct
1
86Va Nov
23
40 Va Oct
21
61
Feb
24
79% Jan
7
Inc
*28%
8%
*55%
8%
55%
20%
24%
*20%
23%
86
88
15%
16%
16,900
5%
5%'
*5%
5%
9,300
43
*28%
16,200
500
28%
28 Va
15 V4
15%
15V4
15%
5,700
12 %
12%
12V2
12%
10,200
26
25 VB
25Vb
1,400
45%
45 Va
45%
9,600
99
98 Va
98%
40
16%
17%
17%
18%
53,600
16%
16%
16%
17
19%
20 %
20 VB
20%
10,200
7 Vi
7%
7%
7 Tit
19,200
*55%
56%
*55 Va
56%
6%
6%
6%
*25 VB
45 VB
*98%
7%
54%
(>%
30
9 *
870
200
3;600
6%.
*
22,100
9%
91%
9%
9'
30 Va
*29
30
Vi
*28
100
*35%
56%
*55%
56%
20%
20%
*20-%
21
24
25
24%
25%
62,800
32%
32%
32%
32%
400
42 ',4
42'%
42 %
43
.43 Va'
32
42%
42!
28%
900
2
81
*78
81
30
25%
24%
24%
*78
12%
42 Vb
o
2%
*2
28%
15%
*20%
23%
43 VH
5%
24%
24
56%
20%
24%
32
42
30
*83
*85%
16
32
41%
52
41%
10
6
29%
8%
55%
1
Cutler-Hammer
0%
6
No par
No par
1
A
6%
54%
9,500
86
45%
99
16%
10%
18:'4
15%
6,800
83'A
88
24%
16%
13Va •14%
81%
15%
24%
*98%
60
13%
83
15%
45%
7
54%
5
preferred $1.60
Curtis-Wright common
4
47% Jan
6%
54%
,.100
Prior
Jun
10%
17%
15%
11%
16%
16%
17%
5
100
pfd
Sugar
$4 prior preferred
5
Oct
53
16%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
33% Jan 28
7% Jan
53% Feb
9
12.50
of America
Cuneo Press Inc
6
13
52% Oct
6%
RR
44%
99
Cudahy Packing Co common
9% Sep 14
63% July 19
Nov
No par
$4.20 preferred
Steel Co
11
5% Oct
Dec
65
24%
46%
99
21
17% Oct
7
28%
12%
31
15% Dec
26
14% May
11%
24%
preferred
Crown
Crucible
Juiy~25
25% Dec
10
2.50
No par
Zellerbacli Corp common—5
2
"12,700
165
*85%
DAY
78%
*78
78%
< 7.8
100
34%
33%
*164
*83
NEW YEAR'S
2 %
2
22%
28%
15%.
16
100
5%
5%
2
23%
28%.
15%
18
23
,
1
Feb
22-
15%
5','a
■
„100
100
of Wheat Corp (The)
38% Jan
Oct
16% Dec
7% Jan
$2
15%
2
Crown Cork <fe Seal common
18
58% July 11
87
23
Crescent Corp
16% July 23
18% Feb
7
50 Yb Nov
84
87
1
preferred
Cream
8
4
Jan
85
3%%
Mar 14
30
Kov 29
74
28% Dec
23%
1
52%
13
83
84
86%
—25
International Corp—
Crane Co common
52
81
82
86
15
1
1
Coty Inc
2% Jan
36% Apr
22
82
23
*51
165
464
CLOSED
13
80%
:84
21%
*49%
34%
33%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
165
12%
12%
80 %
5
5
..100
100
Corp
i 64
12%
preferred
Cosden Petroleum
34%
165
xl<:5
1
1
Corp
51
34'
900
52%
*51
51
38%
x33%
17,000
52
*49%
52
*49%
.
53
■£ 151
L100
preferred series of 1947-100
22
22
JanIS
21%
:■'<•
•
52
*49%
3% %
24
14 Vb Dec
14"% May 28
20%
21
10,800
20%
17
20%
•20%
3 % %
Oct
28 Yb Oct
14~
18%
6
16%
Corning Glass Works common
Oct
4
18
104
17%
2
May 17
25
Dec 30
Dec
27
17%
17%
14,300
17
17%
3
Jan
89
96% May
79
Dec
20%
Cornell Dubilier Electric
5
4
91
18%
19
17%
18%
18,700
17%
14
Dec
?
29
17%
17
33
97% Mar
28%
18
5
-
27% Jan
1% Dec
May 29
28 %
166% Dec
Oct
45
3
6% Jan
3
*27%
July 18
74
42% Mar 26
41%
28%
27
79% Oct
23% Aug 27
Oct
20
43%
27%
79% July 11
57% Feb
0
19
Jan 25
Jan
99
26
43%
42%
43
42 Va
27%
34% Dec
87% Apr
60% Nov 29
89
17,500
42%
11
24
Yb
6%
5%
30
12% Dec
7,600
6%
6
27%
Feb
145
(i
f>%
45%
6
_
100
44%
41%
Dec
51
•"28
B
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
8
45%
45
45%
45%
5
Delaware- .i.
Corp
5
Copperweld Steel Co common.
50
5% convertible preferred
50
6 Vo
convertible preferred—
Corn Products Refining common_10
7% preferred
100
40% Mar 12
6
Dec
May 15
45%
14400
9%
21
*20%
21
*20%
21
9%
9%
9%
9%
*20%
1
Oil, of
Continental Steel
44'%
9
9Va
201/4
Shares
14
Motors
Continental
22
23
9 Vb
20%
5
Insurance
Continental
5% Oct
26% Dec
2
25
-
preferred—
the Wtefc
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Dec1. 31
Dec. 30
Steel—
common
convertible
Continental
41% Dec
9
Pat
EXCHANGE
Higbeat
Sales far
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
43%
44
44%
100
1,000
D
79
96
21
Dec
11% Dec
8% Oct
6% May 21
27
17% May 21
22
May 16
60
Nov
16
19
96
Jan
4
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
81
Dec
12
99
18
8
72
1
34% Jan
27% Dec / 5
35% Feb
75
47
25% Apr
36% Jun
8
27
38 Yb Jan
23
48
33% Jun
25
38% Dec
May 14
14
Apr
6
3
31 Va Feb
6
1
18
20
Nov
25
65
Jan
23
8% Dec
17
22% Jan
2
Jan
21
69% July
De
34% Dec
17
39
Devoe A:
Raynolds class A
57% Jan
Diamond
Alkali
55
3
Jan 31
2
30
6
5
50
15%
16%
"«
2.3 Vb Oct
22
0% Apr
17
13% July
Dee
13
8
Dec
16 Vb Mar 21
11
Dec
95% Sep 14
23% Dec 21
50% Oct
11 y4 Jan
5
com
1
X25 VB
cumulative preferred
25
*29%
2
23%
50c
13%
2.50
13%
25%
25 "2
T
Corp
Motor
Stores
Productions—
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Diveo-Wayne
Dr
l
Pepper Co
Mines Ltd
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
24 V* Jan
29
17
Dover
11% Dec 24
49
Oct 22
68 V* Jun
36 Vs Dec
24
57% May 13
16% Nov 23
21% Feb
8
16y4 Oct
21
19% May
10% Jun
12% May 23
12
Jan
9% Aug
9
15
6
Dow
7,500
38 VB
38
38 VB
5,900
*54
NEW YEAR'S
9
17Va
37%
58
9
9% %
9VB
DAY
Va
40
*34
39%
33%
33 Va
34%
6,200
25!4
34%
26
8,200
25%
25%
30%
*29%
30%
23%
24%
13%
13!«
13!
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
14
14 %
14
14 Va
25%
25%
25%
10
10
.25%
25 5 i,
*29%
30%
24 Va
.11%
24%
89% Feb
1
2
39
Dec
28
60
27
36% Nov
14
44
Dec
11
53 % Mar
29
18
52% Jan
18
49
Jan
24
Dec
6
54
Feb
29
41
Nov
18
50
Jan
31
44% Dec
19
62% Jan
12
40
July
48% Jan
29
1,900
3,000
8!'a
11%
12%
10,500
71%
72%
15,900
16%
16%
16%
17 %
17
*9 %
10%
10
10
*9 Va
101/4
6%
5%
6%,
GVB
5,800
54%
18,900
39%
14,900
16 T
17
1
12%
53%
17
12 %
53%
37%
l
9
37%
12
12
37
,
b
1,000
*9%
10%
100
%
6%
6,100
12,000
.' 6
6 Va
(E I) & Co—
1
.5
176%
104%
No par
841
Preferred $3.50 series
10
$3.75 preferred
SO
176
177%
176
176%
176%
180 %
106 %
175
No par
4%
46
1,800
10 VB
8%
52! a
$4.15
Dec
41
Aug 27
39% Oct 28
49% Jan
43
26%
10
11%
37 %
Duquesne Light Co common
25
25%
/
.
71%
53 '/a
Preferred $4.50 series
37 y4 Apr
45
Jan
1,000
1,700
7,100
,
■y
*8%
11%
Common
23
;•
70
52%
Mar 27
30 Va Oct
24 Va
11%
11 Va
12
5-%
30%
a
8%
36 Va
No par
2
24!
11%
11
53
July 16
76% Nov" 14
9%
36%
110
38% July 12
*29!
'
25%
■
<
52%
206
99% Jan
9%
36%
27
26
a
5
21
20
"
•
70 Va
8%
11%
69%
1
-
69 Vb
8%
11
■■
50o
Jun
Jan
,
■
Co
1G0% Oct
83% Dec
'
ii;-
Industries
Duplan Corp
33
10%,
8 %
500
40 Va
39%
*34
23 %
69 %
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
19,700
10
39%
39%
40
*54
58
26%
*10
13,200
17 VB
36! a
34 Ve
No par
Dunhill International
2,200
49
16%
36
33%
No par
.
Corp
Chemical
Dresser
du Pont de Nem
99
2
Corp
Dome
8
31
9% Aug 20
5% Dec 20
Co
Corp
(Walt)
Distillers
Car
25,900
7 Vb
37%
CLOSED
2
39%
*34
48%
49%
1*100
"6.600
16'%
'
$1.50
14
50% Dec
39%
: 40
34 Va
14
12
44% Nov 20
*34
8%
>
6%
9,500
u,
35
EXCHANGE
58
*54
9
40
33 V*
Jan
91
10
58
8 Tb
*39%
2
Co—
.14% Jun
10 J
24
*54
1
15
10
Diamond
Disney
13% Aug 27
Corp
Co
Diamond-Gardner
Diana
May 25
12% Nov 29
Vilbiss
15% Dec
14
16
34 y2 Jan 14
72% May 28
38% Dec
3
Detroit Steel
15% Jan
•
Feb
49%
15%
35!
Dec
3
49
15%
12,100
14 Vb
14
/
a
7
x49
STOCK
48%
38
13
8
3
34 %
13% Dec
6
i
37%
16% Feb 23
Apr
Light Co—13.5C
Inc
%
35%
:. *% Jan
121 % Peb
6%
37%
37% Mar 13
34
Mar 29
237
6%
34%
25% Jun
29
0%
6%
87%
22
175 yb Nov
20%
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
12
102% Dec 28
21
20%
Edison
18% Oct
17
20%,
30%
19%
Detroit
19
11% Jan
20%
30! a
19%
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No pai
23% Oct
1
30%
Detroit
;'7y4 Jun 15
6% Oct
30%
41% May 21
19
14
27% ■ 28%
30 %
48% July 17
30
82% July
27-%
23
28 % Nov
10
14!
27%
22
29% ©£C
Jan
13%
33% Oct
25 Va Dec
67
14
.30%
6
50
210
6,500
16%
27 Va
19%
50
%
13%
;■
•
35% Oct
8
I
16
30%
Western—
&
Lines
Air
Delta
16%
15 Va
26%
•'
13%
27!-1
87
<
86%
15%
15%
No par
Hudson—
Power &
18
*84%
15%
27
86
85 %
30
84
*83
86 Va
30%
preferred
Delaware
51% May 15
26% Apr
uo
—
*83%
86
*85
a
20
Lack
17
Apr
common
Delaware
60% Aug 18
7
7%
Co
84 %
*83
85!
84
13%
&
Deere
3,000
04
*83
86
*84%'
15
Delaware &
44% Apr
35% Jan
10
.100
series C—
28% Apr 25
25 Va J an
7
27
Mar
3.90%
Preferred
Dayton Rubber Co
19% July 22
32 Vb May
25
40
"39%
84%
85! a
84
2,700
44
43%
*83
30
37
Nov"29*
4
*82
41% Feb
18
9
44!
100
6% Dec
26
ZJ%
33%
43%
100
7
Jan
3
32%
44%
A—
30
43 y4 Dec
31
33
44:! 4
series B„_
Nov
79
314/4 NOV 23
32%
series
19 Vh Dec
26
24% Deo
31 Va Nov
33%
45
3.75%
400
12%
34
3212
3.75%
14% Oct
7
43% Jan
Light common—7
&
Power
1,300
3%,
a
*11%
45
Preferred
23% Jan
9
11
10
15,200
9%
34
Preferred
88
9
Apr
Dayton
*3!
3%
12%
4
22
Nov
32
*3%
*11%
Mar
19
26 Va Feb
12
Dec 20
3%
11%
Feb 27
Jun
14Va Feb
64
3%
11%
86
15 »/• Dec
July 21
47
3%
10%
86
2
10
3%
21
31
18% Sep
15
9%
8%
2,000
84
9%
9%
10%
Daystrom Inc
49 % Apr
9%
Va
*83
84
*81%
9
20
15
13% Jan
31% May 18
1
Aug
84
8%
2.50
Oct 24
26% Dec
28
Inc
Davega Stores Corp common.
5% convertible preferred
Oct
3
26 Va May
Mills
River
Dan
£
3
a
*81%
84
*81%
100
5
13% Apr
6% Feb 27
16% Mar 12
6
1
Corp common
3%% preferred series A—
Nov
73
Sep 25
29
8
12% Dec
25% Oct
22
6
Feb
20% Jun
27% Oct
40
24
76 % Dec
44 Vb Jan
18
10
3
30% Dec
16
Dec
12% Jan
22
3% Dec
17% Mar 19
31
4% July 16
12% Dec
86% Mar
1
Dana
July 13
106
106 Va
106%
106%
106%
106%
84%
85%
85%
*84%
85%
700
34%
34%
34! 4
34%
34 Va
34%
18,000
41
42
*41
42
*41
42
*44
46
*45
46
*45
47
45%
*45%
45%
*45
45%
48%
*46%
a
85 Va
84%
34%
34%
*41
42%
*44
47
5.000
70
"
6
1
Nov
14
Feb
24
41
July
14% Jun
B
17% Jan
11
14
Oct
24
36% Feb
30
47
64
preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
Jan
22
$2.10
16% Jan
10
DWG
50
1
preferred
50
50
;
45
45%
45 Va
48%
49
*46 Va
46
*45
<47*
*45
46%
*45
46%
146
48
*45
47
*46%
49
*46%
49
*
14 %
15
*14!
400
49
*45
50
-
Cigar Corp
*46
*
50
50
——
15
I
Va
46 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
a
17
48% Deo
•
27% Dec
47ya Jan
11
%
'27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
28%
14
57y4 Aug
8
37V»Apr 19
Oct
11
51% Jan
4
Eastern Airlines Inc
1
28%
29%
28%
29%
29 Va
30%
30 Va
32%
28
16% Dec
30
30% Apr
3
16 Va
17%
16%
17%
*17'%
17%
16%
18%
24
24 Va
24%
25 Vb
72%
74
72
72%
*72%
73%
29% Jan
23
Eastern Corp
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
10
4y2% prior preferred
_100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—
0
26
26%
26 %
27
26 7
27%
75% Jan
23
100% July 17
97%
98
98
98%
98 3
A-
27
150
Dec
———
54% Dec
17
18
170
Apr
12
51% Jan
23
66
Oct
29
22% Nov
30
30
Jan
2
Jan
10
Jan
|
74
Dec
17
35% Nov
26
50
90
Nov
18
106
16% Jan
194
May 18
23% Dec
18
72
—
Dec
31
81 % Mar
5
24% Dec
23
00% July
1
,
''42 Ms July 15
13
115
Jun
18
Eastman
6
158
Feb
28
38% Dec
22Vb Oct
31
64% Jan
j.4
6%
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
21
27% May
8
8
81V2 Apr
II
19
40
Jan
16
Ekco Products
6
91
Apr
8
Aug
21% Dec
18
17% Dec
23
8
24% Dec
30
4% Jan
3
3VaJan
2
Nov 20
25 % Dec
27
35% Mar
6% Dec
Deo
27
27
"3!
5% Dec
19% Dec
87
20
1
Nov 23
25% Jan
11
19% Dec
31
p
3
21% Nov
27
El
8
22
34
3% Oct
22
Class B
Emerson Electric Mfg Co_
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
May 20
6% Jan
14
15% Oct
22
21
Jan
7
30% Dec
23
Nov
0
35'% Apr
89% Jan
10
76
32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29
24% Nov 13
7
86
Feb
2
43
Dec
12
71
July 18
56
July
nage
22.
22%
22%
*74
>.
38%
22 %
74 %
77
22 VB
23%
*84%
90
155
8
4
24%
74%
29
99%
99%
4,400
15,800
26%
73%.
27%
-4
3,900
23,800
—
101
*151
270
18,000
9,400
50
*1501,2
155
.39%
38 Va
39
39%
41%
4,200
22V4
22 VB
22 Vb
22%
22%
1,100
*74i%
75%
*74 Va
75V2
50
221%
23%
23%
24%
11,700
74%
23%
90
*84%
*84%
90
155
■
90
,
18
18
18%
18 V4
f8%
)8%
18%
18%
600
24%
25
24-%
25%
25
26%
25%
27 VB
22,500
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
25%
25%
25%
26%'
261/4
6-%.
6 To
0%
6%
24%
25-%
25%
26%
27
_3
24%
25%
25%
26%
29»/4
30%
26 Va
2G%
6%
6%
9,100
4
3%
——.
29%
4
4,600
27%
7 Vb
7,800
28%
121,700
6Tb
'
•
Dec
40
3
8
43 Ve July
Dec
*150%
152.
,
38%
IB
Elgin National Watch Co
44% July
70
150
24%
22%
14Vb Jan 31
58
23%
*84%
23
6% Dec
<
2.50
common
23
B
fnn^r>ppq
-100
—
Co
30
34% Mar
Jan
1
2
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
1
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
5
Electric & ftius Ind Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
10
Dec
24
98
common
22Vb Oct
28
31
31% Oct
1*
100
2
23% Dec
31 Va Dec
--
25Vi Oct
27% July 3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15
10
common
Nov
82
41% Jan
11
Co
21% Dec
74
30
29% Dec
Kodak
Edison Bros Stores Inc
4%% preferred
23/4 Nov 28
34
lo
81% Feb
143% Nov
32% Nov 29
323/4 Dec 14
Eagle-Plcher Co
— -T
300
0
29%
43% Feb
26% Nov
—.l~,~
'
23
14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
1
12
77
Feb
3
62
Feb 28
Paso Natural Gas
4
291/4
5
4
•
4
4
10
.17%
17%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
31%
31%
79%
80
*78%
25%
26
26 V8
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
100
8.50
17%
.100
50
6% V 6%
43 Va
44%
55
58
6 !•>
43%
;
■
*55
6,300
v
30V4
30%
30%
31%
4,200
4Vb
4V4
4Vb
4%
27,500
18
18
18%
2,000
31%
31Tb
31%
32Va
1,900
80
79
80%
80%
80%
290
26%
26V4
26%
26%
26%
5,100
6%
7%
7 Vb
44'/a
44 Va
17%
•
•
-No par
r
%
17%
31%
27 %
..
4%
31%
27%
6 Tit
44! 'a
58
♦%
•'
*
*
'
*55
58
45
*55
7%
47%
58
'
46,300
1,120
Volume
Number 5705
187
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(55)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
0
STOCKS
l'ear 1956
Lowest
Range for Year 1957
Highest
20% Dec
4
15% Jan
20
Lowe**
29 V* July 17
10% Nov
13
26
Apr
30
Evans Products
18
Jun
13
Eversliarp
28% Dec
23
Monday
EXCHANGE
12% Oct? 22
Mar 23
20
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
51% Apr
16
Ex-Cello
Pat
Co
Tuesday
Dec. 30
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 31
Sales for
Thursday
Jan. 1
Jan. 3
—a
Corp
11
11 Va
11
11%
11%
—1
Inc.
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
-.3
28 %
29 %
28%
29| a
28%
29
39%
.
the Week
Friday
Jan. 2
12
12 Va
Shares
12%
17,300
13%
14%
11,400
29'/2
30%
5,800
F
38% May
1
59% Dec
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
15% Nov
39% Nov 25
3
10% Sep 20
15% Dec 28
15
21% Oct
10
08% Sep
20
Feb
20
2
31
5% Dec
10
Oct
43
% Jau
25 % Mar
75 % Mar
7% Jun
5
31% Jan
10
11
36% May
4
21% Sep
25
1
20% May
Nov
Feb
68
101% Nov
47
Dec
Dec
12
Oct
Sep 30
17% Oct
29
22
45%July
Dec
10
5%
preferred series
Fansteel Metallurgical
5%%
conv
Electric
Co
47%
3%
*19 %
2.50
29%
29'a
29*11
301
Fenestra Inc
„io
20%
20%
20%
Jau
July 12
May 2
Corp
Fidelity Phenix Fire
9
Filtrol
81% Nov
13
16
100% Oct
2
106
Feb
8
Mar 12
57
Dec
5
41
27
10
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
2
Feb
6% Dec
34% Oct
7
101% July 23
79
Nov
6
21% Mar 12
Firestone Tire
4%%
9
Flintkote
05% May 10
Co
(The)
preferred
$4
Nov
23
11
Jun
21
22% Aug 22
Florence
10
54% Aug 14
45
Oct
21
59% May
Florida
13
50% Aug
44% Aug 27
41
12
02
59% Jun
34% Oct
18
28
Fluor
3
Stove
6.25
XKO
101 %
55%
—5
32%
&
la
1,800
a
30%
30 %
30%
7,400
20%
201
20 %
2,000
161,,
••
600
17%
17%
7,900'
21%
87
22%
14,500
*83
87
50'%
49
49%
21!
a
21%
22
3,300
41
88%
42%
41%
42
18,600
88
%
90
90%
*101!j
A
102%
56%
7%
*7%
37%
38
4,900
92%
*101%
102%
56'%
37
19%
20%
:
a
102%
*19
21
49%
37%
*85
3,600
30'a
19 %
16 %
56
6%
22
29%
29%
*82
411a
56
21%
.*
22
2,000
%
20 %
20%
20!
88
7,400
33
30!
t
50
*101', i-
7
36 %
-
84
40%
56
32%
20 %
*
a
20
88%
4,200
12
53
19%
49%
102%
21%
*29
20
16:!a
19%
.
DAY
4,000
4%
11%
*50
32%
1,000
48%
*4
11%
51
1,900
70
56:!
7%
7%
38%
4,600
57
t
1,400
7%
6,500
*
38'
39'a
3,300
86 %
85
85
1
12%
12 %
12%
12%
121a
13
13
13
-7%
57%
571a
57
1,700
58
57 %
57%
57%
57%
Co..No par
54%
2,500
55!
56
:
Corp
Power
Light
Ltd.———'-...I
Corp
6
—5
jno par
Co
Power
Florida
22 % Oct
22
13
.43% Jan
17% Nov 20
Apr
8
41 %
No par
common
16
20%
-100
4
30% Feb
2
& Rubber com
preferred
First National Stores
Firth (The) Carpet Co
46% July
22
105% Mar 14
19%
•10%
Corp
12 y8 Jan
16
YEAR'S
29'a
*81
49%
5
29% Jan
106% Jan
16"! a
84
49
NY
-
29
20%
*31
1
Ins
66
26
16
19%
1
19% Doc 20
Jan
NEW
15%
24%
48 %
4
11%
20%
Stores.;
36% Nov 13
27
21%
a
23
12% Feb
201
19!
Dec
3
32%
18
Jun
4
CLOSED
15'/4
*65
48%
*48
31%
32%
EXCHANGE
a
29%
91%, Jun 27
47
3'
11%
2,000
24%
69
48
51
20'a
Fibreboard Paper Prod com..No
par
4',v cum conv preferred—100
3
11%
*46
%
Ferro
Jan
3%
■
Ilia
51
STOCK
19%
10
61
3%
%
1
29 Vi
14
21
48%
<n(
2U
31% Jan
98
471
1
32
10
24'%
*64
5
105
30% Feb
15%
24%
6!)
25
22
67
*15%
*64
69
com
19% Oct
22
15%
24 %
15%
24
cumulative preferred
Federated
Dept
4.60%
75% Oct 28
Oct
15 %
23%
15%
32
1
39
40,900
8
Bearirtgs—5
Bower
1
Mar 26
7%
8
11
34% Jun
01
1,100
7 '/4
8
11
Paper Board Co
30
39%
7%
7%
*47
Federal
Dec
39%
7
77a
1
Pacific
28
39%
61a
series.—.50
common
1953
Federal
41% Feb
Dec
pfd
40 %
6%
7%
23%
2
Fedders-Quigan Corp
-
0%
7%
*64
5
Farwlck Corp
17
12
i
50
Corp
39%
40%
6 %
*7»4
1
B
Mogul
27% Jan 21
16
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
Federal
20% Nov
1
*40
20
8
25% Jun
31
.
No par
36% May 14
20% Jan 31
22
18% Sep
7
16% Apr 23
61'/a May 13
31
Co
May
33% Nov 29
92
10
&
Fajardo Sugar Co
May
1
10% Jan
30
45
31% Dec
10
64% July 10
7% Jan 14
Morse
Faircluld Engine & Airplane
Corp.i
43
19
14
3% Dec
12
Fairbanks
135
44% Nov 29
53
7
39% Mar 23
29% Nov -29
Oct
67% Jun
Aug 23
41% Oct 21
31% May
20% Nov 29
17
11
67
37% Mar 14
Aug 14
100
Jan
7
27
1
16
6
17
27
20
Jan
12% Jan 24
17 Ye July
1
25% Nov 29
Dec
30% Dec
65
11
Sep 25
22% Jan 22
41% Aug 17
24% Dec 18
18% Dec
Oct
15
14% Dec
55
13% Feb 23
29% Feb
6
7% Dec 31
Apr 12
53'% Dec
17
26
—
1
55 %
55
18%
18%
"18
38'
; 2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common...
39%
1
.
*84 %
.
56
55%
87%
56
18
38%
*85
18%
18%
40 %
39%
40
87%
a
Xl8%
30
7,000
18%
1,600
39%' '40
4,500
102% Mar
9
78
Nov
13
93
77
July
6
42% Oct
21
65% May 15
13
159
July
6
92
Oct
23
30
100
Mar
5
84% Jan
3
May 15
93% Aug
5
33% Oct
21
61% July 16
Foote
1
38%
41 %
39! a
40'%
35% Dec
40%
59% Mar 19
391V
42
30
Ford Motor Co
39%
63% Mar 12
—5
351a
37
3G%
Foremost Dairies Inc
37%
37%
38 %
38%
39 7 b
115,100
...2
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15%
Foster-Wheeler
15%
15%
20,700
Corp
-.10
32 %
34
331a
34 %
35%
37'a
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
17,900
No par
83% Dec
10
51
Feb
13
109
Feb
82
Nov
51% May 28
10% Dec 27.
30% Oct 24
8% Feb
13% Oct
22
18% Apr
41% Apr
24
3
18
32 % Dec
30
67% July
8
17 % May
3
12% Jan
3
Nov
8
13% Nov 28
18
11% Dec 31
13% Mar 12
10% Dec
2
July 18
97 % Mar 20
68% Nov
14
Dec
11
38% Apr
79% Oct
4
94
8% Dec
23 \
52
Mar 29
Nov
$4.20 div
Food
134
21% Jap
78
22
25
Apr
123
29
July 11
10
24% Jan
8
14
80
Jan
pfd
cum
of '51_.-.15
ser
*84
Machinery & Chem Corp..„10
convertible preferred....100
45
3%%
344%
preferred
Mineral
Francisco
Freeport
14
4%
45%
47%
Co
*97
100
92
*91
93
*91
1 it
8 %
10',it
10 Vii
7 0! it
72
70%
34
11
72 %
0
8%
.100
8
.
9%
54
%
81b
54
53 ■,,
8 %
93
%
8%
71%
9%
87%
48%
*
100
*10%
54
— —
49%
1.00
—
9,400
110
10
*91
SSHit
8%
9
11
72%
7,100
9 %
*10%
1,400
11
9%
9,000
10'a
9%
54 %
1,600
72%
71
54%
9%
54
*84
49%
100
10%
common......1
87'%
48
100
..10
preferred.
*84
*96
1
...
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer
46 %
87%
*91
.100
Co
*84
87%
103,100
54 7
580
„
<
G
6% Dec
9% Jan
14
9% Jun
8
41% Dec
26
25% Feb
9
30% Sep
28
43
38
23
54% Dec
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
14% Dec
Apr
11
Oct
21
36% Jan
8
19
46% Jun
28
25
64
31
Acceptance Corp
3% Dec
30
5% Jan
2
General
American
Jan
9
25% Dec
17
90%'July
5
125
Dec
17
Jan
142
59
Jun
Jan
47% Jun
18
88
May 16
General
10
11
Aug
2
20
Apr
30
11
Dec
125
135
23
28
34% Mar 13
1?% Dec
23
26% Jan
41% Nov 28
30
21
46% May 24
80% Dec
30% Jim
13
97% Feb
13
12
40
Oct
25
13% Dec
27
17% Jan
3
Dec
7
13% Jan
59% Dec
uot
70% Nov
Mar
33
9% Dec
5
1
13
General
4 Vo
series
6%
2
72% July 22
General
26
15% Feb
General Finance Corp
General Foods
Corp
Oct
21
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
July 26
115
Jan
30
33% Dec
47% July 16
19
101 % Nov
11
8% Jan
1
115% Jan
7
Electric
5'/<?
$5
Mills
Apr
12
68
Jan
4
23
30% Oct
11
47% July 12
Nov 28
35% Aug 24
27 % Oct
18
34% May 17
$1.60
Oct
25
57% July 15
$3
4
Dec
18
General
22
39% May 22
General
28
19% Oct
22
34
July 19
General
18% Dec
7
14% Dec
26
■18% July
4
53% Dec
19
31
24
50% Jan
46
13
34% Oct
May 17
102
96
Nov 27
121% Apr
86% Sep
75% Nov 28
Shoe
23
22% Nov
187
45% May
2
General
22
16% Dec
23
30 % Mar
7
General
1
Nov~27
4
30% Dec
107
8%
37%
13
7
185
22
90
Jim
Dec
18
95% Apr
4
~9%lJan
OcT'aT
July 17
$5
.
40% Jan
3
8
31 % Nov
20%
2.600
31
32%
31%
32%.
31%
32
5,100
5%%
36% July
9
8
Gerber
14
39% May 29
21
.
5
1
4',0
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100
11
16%
161«
17%
4,400
60%
;:.60%
61%
81,900
61 %
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60
61%
19%
19%
19 lit
19%
19%
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50
50%
49%
50 %
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5 Va
8,900
60 %
61
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59%
61%
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41
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60 %
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113%
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113%
220
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33%
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34%
36%
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113%
112%
113 Va
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112%
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113''
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16 %
78 %
20%
21
3,800
17%
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2,100
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40%
41 %
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159%
84
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29%
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22%
23 Va
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79
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34%
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84
Gimbel Brothers common
32%
27 %
27%
44
common
15%
32% '
40%
85
27%
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10
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38 %
38
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15,600
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22
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700
36
28 %
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com
46 % Mar 26
13,400
33%
*33 %
34 %
.10
28% July
,32,400
,
'
10
11
6,000
59%
1
24
800
11%.
*27 %
preferred
(The)
10% '
60
49 %
,
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I
10
32 Mi Oct
3
10%
75
.
34%
Corp—i
Products
Getty Oil
59%
.—10
Georgia-Pacific
62 % May
,16%
59%
75
;
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19%
50
79
21
m
15%
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22
8% I'eb
59
100
cumulative preferred—100
Oct
*10%.'
.
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59 %v
-
11 %
44 %
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20% Dec.
7
19%
49%
100
7% Oct
54 % Aug 23
23% Jun
19%
28%
preferred
Oct
160
19%
33%
% '/o
23
12
Rub
<fc
1,900
126'.a
44
preferred
4% %" conv preferred
25
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3,800
*125
*27%
Corn
39
18
125
6,900
9%
34 %
Castings Corp
Time
General Tire
3
Sop" 12
52% Sep
3 25
9%.
43%
Telephone Corp
20% Nov
45% Dec
126
9%.
28%
Corp
General Steel
23
Apr
Oct
77
831
25%
July 31
108% Jan
5
,
27
71%
43%
Signal
General
22
12
•:
25%
70
V 9%
*27 %
& Utilities
27% Mar 19
36% Oct
95
1
Refractories
2
Oct~Io
90
DAY
70 1 it
No par
Utilities
Railway
General
22% Oct
29% Dec
Apr
'9%
25%
70 %
No par
Service—
General Realty
16% Dec
23
1
Equipt Corp
10
f
Jan
25%
NEW YEAR'S
*
112
15
«*
3,500
97
„
18%
10%
113
No par
preferred
Public
33% Oct
Dec
9
38
*95
18
"
100
1%
preferred
Public
19
19% Nov 19
No par
com
Advertising
Precision
conv
conv
Nov
29-% July 18
par
1
series
$3.75
General
3
No
Corp
Corp
n
15%"
(Delaware) _1
General Portland Cement Co
14% Feb
34% Jail
24% Nov 29
58
28 Vt
28
07
32
58%
No par
13
5% Jun
—.5
common
Outdoor
General
40
Dec
9%
125
~
Co
Motors
Preferred
1
16
31
38% Mar 28
.
%
27%
18%
*10
__1
preferred
Dec
34
%
*74 1
5
Corp
preferred—"
General
47% Dec
,
Co
Dynamics
General
24
91% Feb
Controls
General Instrument
75% July 17
53% Feb 24
3^,. '"May 25
70%
125%
31
.10
J
5
25% July
42
I
preferred
52% Feb
29
125
*95
26
69
9 1 it
*53
58
.2(5%
CLOSED
'
25%
71
11
*53
EXCHANGE
22
General
5% Aug 20
r
12 Va Jan
4
17
27"
97
25%
9'
16
STOCK
58
26%
*94 %
11%
10% Mar 20
4% Dec
*53
26%
90%
25
No par
a
'
58
48%
31
31
4,700
Pi'a
6% Dec
34% Oct
3%
75
General
76% Nov
3%
40'it-
8
33
3%
*73
12
3
*3%
*40
19% May 15
37% Apr
3%
74 %
68% Apr
101 % Mar 15
3%
49%
50% Dec 31
1
3,200
3%
a
12
10
14%
10%
27
27
14%
74'
Feb
Dec
14%
a
40%
40
Feb
14 1.1
41
10%
50% July 23
50% Feb
14%
a
75
19
85
14'%
37
48%
1
31
1,100
14%
70'
100
4
16
25%
.27%
-
*
3%
1(1
11
124% Feb
14,200
*23 %
26%
40
26
56
22,800
4!
25%
3%
No par
20
100
28%
4
25%
5
Dec
1
27%
24
.No par
46% Ot-t
18
27
26'%
23
General Contract Corp common.L.2
10% Dog
49 % Mar 20
2,400
General Cigar Co Inc..
Oct
73% Dec
34%
31
Jun
122 % Mar
34
22
17
9
34
86
43
11
2,100
14% Jan
'
Muy
%
28%
3%
26%
5
preferred
200
21
33%
%
20%
23%
*94 Vis
5
Corp
2,200
20%
a
49% Dec
65% Aug
40% May 28
Dec 31
110
1st
33
4,300
,
9
41
6
23
61
Bronze
32%
*53
Transportation—2.50
General Cable Corp com
5
Mar
—50
common
33%
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*40
3%
com—1
Oil CO of Texas
Amer
20'
7'
8%
13%
1
100
Baking Co
$8 preferred-—1.
20%
7 'a
41%
6
52% Jan
108% Dec
Investors
20%
3%
1
preferred
8%
*40
20%
26%
1.50
com
*6%
8%
23
1
com
'7
41
20
15
Apr
Indus
General
23
% Oct
General Amer
19
Jan
12
Inc
preferred
Nov
9
24% Jan
31
convertible
6'7o
$4.50
67% Dec
31
Industries
convertible preferred
General American
25
22% Doc
•io
Wood
4% '/o
6
37% July 12
101
1
Gar
8%
*40
33
2
General
6%
8%
40 %
XL'P
5
(The)
6%
8 %
40'4
No par
!
13% Oct
10% Aug 30
Dec
Garrett Corp
<•:%
6
50
Co
19
19
73%
Gardner-Denver
14
•51
OcTT
Co
15
Dec
25
9
Gamewell
8% Jan
31
May 22
60%
common
preferred
(The)
:
15% Feb
Dec
100% Mar
1
Inc
convertible
36% Jan
30% Nov
3
24%
2
(The)
21
23
51
Jan
5'/o
Co
30
3% Oct
July 16
10% Aug 13
6% July 5
33% Jan 27
99% Sep
10
45
23% Oct
13
9% July 17
4
25% Jan
10% Apr
30
31% Dec
6
39
12
3 % Jan
Gamble-Skogmo
30
20
32% July 31
9
Gabriel
8% Dec
July 20
Dec
10% July 24
22.
40 % Dec
11% July 19
4!) %
4
31
6% Oct
3
*162
;
40
168
79%
79%
300
84 %
85
85%
85%
230
28%
29 %
28%
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45
44%
45
24%
23%
24 7
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23%
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8
700
31,900
„
100
8
35
33%
34%
34%
34%'-
8,600
21 %
21%
22
22
22 Va'
8,200
•
90
Dec
6
34% Sep
28
41% Mar
14
5% Jan
83% July 17
97% Mar 21
3
153
Sep
Mar 14
91
Mar 18
16% Dec
23
18
Dec
2
9
29% Oct
21
37% Jan
14
25
2% Dec
18
23
157% Oct
16
89 % Mar 23
163
Nov
4% Apr 26
Glidden
Goebel
Co
Jan
21
Gold
Oct
1
57 % Nov
14
79% Jim
13
Goodrich
60
Jan
23
84
Dec
27
70% Feb
12
95 %
28% Nov 30
30
Apr
18
28% Dec
4
44% Jan
10
60% Sep
13
39% Oct
21
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
1
Oct
21
4
Oct
10% Dec
3
20% Mar 16
66 %
5,800
83%
12,200
5
60%
84%
83%
4
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29*4
29%
29 7
a
30
30
30
30%
—1
40%
41
40
41%
41
42%
42'%
42%
11,30(1
l'.o
1
1 %
1%
33,900
Inc.
Co..
Motors
No
par
'
1
%
1
1%
1
5
1,000
5 V,
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
30
30
30%
21,600
Dec
23
36% Feb
5
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27'%
8.500
71 % Oct
31
86 % Apr
15
Oct
21
6% Apr
18
21% Dec
11
35 % May
45% Nov
20
85
3
29 % Dec
26
47% July 11
Great
Northern
1
20
Feb
11
21% Jan
Great
Western
27
7% May 18
5
41% Aug 10
108 Via
July 17
46% Apr
23% Mar
11
10
18% Dec
21% Oct
165
66
83%
Steel———.12.50
79% Jan
For footnotes
*156
66%
84%
Granite City
149% Jan
9
165
66
66%
Granby Consol M S & P—
—5
Grand Union Co (The).—-——5
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
27
83
2
17
79% Dec
65%
7,700
5
Feb
14% Feb
*156
165
64 %
2 %
4
99
27
*156
165
64 %
700
2%
2%
13% Jan
31
31
*156
2%
6,300
59% Jan
Dec
130% Dec
2%
17%
32%
37% Oct
77
2
2 %
,
300
91
31%
11
3
19% Oct
2%
2-! it
,
xl7%
21
Jan
2
Graham-Paige
31
17
45
38% Oct
R) .&
8
17%
30
*90%
25% Feb
19
29
(W
Grace
Batteries
17%
30%
91
81%
Goodyear Tire :■& Rubber
Gould-National
17%'
29%
26% Dec
Nov
Nov
Fl
*17%
9
34
79
2% Apr
(B
*90%
17%
30%
18
9
3 4
57% July 18
Co
1
100
—,—10
91
91
90
17 %
29%
36% Aug
Feb
25% Feb
8
14
_—_—,—10
60% Dec
-34
5% Nov 29
July
37% Jun
No par
—5
—
(The)—
Brewing Co—
stock Telegraph Co
66
29% May 28
160
$4.50 preferred
Gladding McBean & Co.
122 % NOV
67
11'
Jan
6
8
14
11
138
Jan
22
78
Jan
11
Dec
3
20% Dec
12
15 % Dec
23
17% May 10
14
Dee
18
16% Apr 30
96
76% Nov
20
89
33% Mar 12
see
Jan
page
30
3
22.
,
30% Apr
21% Mav
Feb
Grant
(W T)
—100
*78
6
22%
23%
Great Northern
—25
47%
49%
Co
No par
Sugar com—No par
29%
100
100
*78
80
6
preferred
7%
—
Paper Co..
Ry
preferred
& Western RR_;
Green Bay
4
Green
1
Greenfield
13
Co common
Stores
.1
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop—No par
3%%
Grayson-Roblnson
(H
L)
Co
Inc
1
Tap & Die Corp..No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4 % %
preferred
...
-100
v5-"
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*78
80
6
6
*79
80
5%
6
2,400
800
80
6
3,600
23
23'a
23%
23 %
23%
48
50%
48 %
49 V*
48%
50
30 %
30
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30%
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31
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20.
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20%
20%
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20%
20%
21
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129%
68
15%
131 Va
131 %
132
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4,700
2,000
30
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10
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70
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22 %
22 %
22%
23 %
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15%
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15%
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1,500
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15%
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68
22
3,500
20,400
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70
70
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14
14 %
79 %
22
-
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80
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15
The Commercial and
1G
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 6,
.
(56).
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
i
Highest
EXCHANGE
.
35% Jan
5% Jan
3
9% Nov
28
29 % Dec
12
76% Dec
21
83% Jan
23
15% Oct
13
9
10
Mar 14
47% Dec
11
147 VA July 26
105% Oct
21
Aircraft
Grumman
14
Guantanaino
12% May 10
32 Vz Jan 11
2
Jan
14% Dec
39% Mar 23
34% Jan
11
No par
25
11
6
93% Feb
5
81
Oct
28
98
2
17
108
Feb
6
100
Sep
19
105 Vz Feb
23
83
Nov
45% July 25
Nov 13
38
17
10
States
41% Jun
Aug
Dec
58 Vz Feb
preferred
Oil Corp
81 %
90
39% Dec
$5
Gulf
Apr
Jan
96
4
29
$4.44 dividend preferred.
Nov
4
i
41% Feb 21
30
i|
89% Jan
17
19
87
Jan
24% Dec
4
24
27
24
107
Jan
Sep
18% Dec
20
13% Dec
31
24
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Jan
J
28 % Jan
i 111% Jan
11
67
Sep
19
18
18
20% Dec
42% Mar 29
33
Nov
26
130
Nov
30
Doc
i»
24
48 % Dec
20
35% Apr
16
25
May 22
39
Mar 29
5% Oct 31
8
Mar 27
32% Dec
39
13
Aug
21
V
14
20
30
Oct
Dec
22
;
30% July
8
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8
\j.
23% Feb, 28
14% Dec 18
3
Nov
2
32% Mar 25
27
28
9
14
Jun
38
Aug 13
51% Aug
8
;
30
3% Oct
36% July 16
40% July 23
138
29% Doc 24
9
24% Nov 20
31% Feb
L
29% Oct
127% Oct
23% Dec
15
15
45% Jan
24% Deq 23
Feb
146
2*
11
18% Jan
23
37
Mar 12
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
17% Nov
76
Deo
89% Feb
27
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
85% Nov
15
101
Jan
Aug
6
17
19
11
Dec
Oct
20
36% Nov 29
9
43 % Dec
26
5
83
Nov
15% Oct
10
22% Sep 19
30% July 23
9% Dec 30
21
20
124
45% Doc
35
Jan
23
19
62
12
'
42% Sep
40% Jan
15% Dec
30
22% Jan
7
8% Oct
22
10% Jun
20
14% Apr
12
18% Oct 22
23
Nov
13
29% Oct
32i% Jan
i6
26
17
31% Deo
56
40
5
Feb 20
Feb
16
35% Jan
30
52% July 17
89
26
103 % Mar 16
Dec
74% Jun
4% Nov 23
19
8% Jan
21% Jan 23
31
29% Mar
2
87
17% Oct 22
9
Nov
32% Oct
8
Oct
40
31
1
Sep
18% Nov 26
28% Jan
16% Jan
3
6
3
34% Nov 13
25
6
11
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
72
Oct
90
Dec
26
105
28
87
Nov
41% Jan
12
Dec
96
3
Mar
Feb
57% Aug 17
20
15% Nov 29
18% Jan
3
26% Mar 19
3
85
25
88
Apr
26
20
100
Apr
1
8% Dec
5% Dec
15
31
18
/(4.40%
preferred
,
100
Hpuston Lighting & Power..No par
J
Jan_l&
18% Jan
100
100
preferred
preferred
60% July 11
46% Oct 22
Howard Stores Corp—
8
Sound
Howe
1
Co
1% Nov 20
3% Apr
1 % Sep
3
6% Nov 30
11% Apr
3% Oct
23
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
JHudsdh & Manhattan com
100
5% noncuniulative preferred—10o
Dec
30
90
Hudson Bay Min & 5m
64
Jan
10
23
23
July 26
99
43
Apr
4
15% Dec 21
23
July 17
12% Oct
23
16% Jan
14
83 % Dec
3
91
Jun
18
70
Sep
27
85% Apr
8
4'% Dec
13
7% Jan
13
2 % Dec
23
27% Dec
13
Hunt Foods
6
30
May 21
35"% May 23
21
12% Dec
23
22
Jan
35% May
3
29% Jan
17
40
May 31
Dec
4
72% May
4
20% Dec
11
41
% July
19% Nov 29
24% Sep
27% Feb
3
Dec
19
Ltd—No par
Indust Inc
&
5
com
100
Hupp Corp common
1
5% conv pfd series A
50
Hussmann Refrigerator Co——5
5%
4
32%
32%
32%
preferred series A
-
41%
a
,
3,600
Y;.:
*74 Y
:
16%
Y ,3
*8%
3,500
17%
' 26
2,300
25 Vz
33
32%
33.'"'
33
43
43%
43%
9%
/
17V'8
'
18%
90
18 Vz
18 Vz
2,300
36%
28 %
28%
28%
78%
79
79
*78
80
*78
5,500
80
*83 %
300
Y
28
27%
*77%'
28
10
Y
86
*83 %
86
*83! a
86
*84
86
95
95
*93%
96%
*93 %
96 % 1
*93 Va
96'
55%
55%
8'%
8%
8 %
•8%
EXCHANGE
8%
8%
9
9'
5%
5;:ii
5%
.-&%
CLOSED
5%
6
6
6%
54 V a
3%
3%
43
44%
Y
4%
43%
1%
1%
44
DAY
-
.
1,900
2,500
44,400
IV4
6,000
4%
1,300
44%
43%
44-
;
1 Va
*4
4%
*3%
NEW YEAR'S
~20
55%
55
55
54 %
STOCK
1%
1 %
1%
1 %
3%.
43
55%
3,400
1,200
'
14%
14%
14 %
73
73
*72%
2%
2%
2%
14%
14 3 a
74 '•
14%
*14%
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72%
14%
74
2 Vz
20!
2%
20%
19%
19%
20%
13
13%
13 %
14
13%
14
2,400
14
a
41,200
20 Vz
14
19
20 Vz
60
73
2!b
2%
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10
17,600
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28 '
27%
V
.
3
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19,800
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5,200
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3
18%
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400
33 Va
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'
25 Va
Y
89%
89
<
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25%
24
25%
18%.
200
2,700
9%
9%
25%
36 %
17,700
9-
21% Y: 21%
17 %
18%
230
'
9% 7
17VA
36%
100
•
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76
lev's-. 17
9
■21 j?' •'
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10,800
62
62
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300
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11%:
64
74
21
90 ,v
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18 %
27
26%
42 %
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24!
9,300
-
74
9%
25:ii
3
100
37%
"
37 V'4
17%
17
16%
90
48 Vz
25%
9%
9%
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26,%
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YlO
53%
38
16%
8,300
v
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-
5,100
40%
114 y;
48%
11%
150
10 %
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21
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43
3%%
.' 1,000
32%
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54 % •:
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,
40 V'4
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113
113
16%
20
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18%
41 Vo
72%
8%
8%
25%
50
IOVh;
11 Va
15%
16%
2%
32%
,
700
23%
23T«
37%
72%
20%.
24
17%
17%
17%;
3?% Y
40%
■
64
*63
71%
41%
'
-30
'
10%
.
r26 Va
11 !u
11
62%
*88
2,900
89
*87
89
600
45%
23 %
38
25 Vz
8%
44 Vz
45
17%
Vz
48
37!z
25%
15%
500
23%
"72
*71
32%
53 Va
is *47! 4
38
20
14%
*14 Vt
*23
23%
Y
114
25
•71
100
2,700
'
43%
413i
a
53 Vz
.
38
Household Finance common—No par
>
41!
47%
10%
900
; 2,400
57
23%
72
7
*85
33%
>'io<y.:
*112 %
53 %
62
3,200
Y"
'
29 Vz
53
14%
■
—
>6,900
.
114
4.7 U
com
conv
14%
■Y17! Y 17%.
23% .23!a
41%
41%
*52%
1
25
3
5%
:
Y
53 % Y
•
frUtfxS-
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-
Y
',4,Io6
32%
"
4.80Q
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;
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25%
20 r!i.
>-
29%%
*71
09
*85
130
-Y 22% Y: 23
%
4
& 4
4 Y
43%
43 3 i.
86%
No par
America
preferred
23 Y
•
common__5
Co
preferred
20%..
*22%
YY
72
*71
72
*71
43%
50c
5
—10
30
12.50
1C
32
14 !i. :
86%'
1
32 Y'
*3%
22%
43 %
2.50
Corp
Houdafale-Industries Inc
v
Mar 13
Aug 30
14! a
22%
31%
31
*128%
Y 53%
14%
1,900
20%
29%.,.
22%
27
31
52%
v51%
22%
$2^5 convertible preferred
Y
30% Nov 18
69
Hotels
$4.25
39% May 29
83
.
27
Y
31' YV
a
120
2,100
24 % £
*28!
1,900
•
71
22%
130 Y Y
*22%
*14%
1
100
Hotel Corp of
23% July 24
40
Jan
51
52
5
—,
Hooker Electrochem
.
10
18% July 11
26
28% Jan
30
1
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp—:
8
4
10
Dec
*29
29
15
1,600
71
25 Y
3%J
.3%
9%
Hoffman Electronics. Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% convertible preferred
10
97
Feb
6% Jan
12% Feb
24% Sep 25
3%
8,600
;
22
,
24%
22 Va
100
•;
20%
15
'
26%
20%
22%
1
:9!a
Hires Co (Charles E)
4
39% Jan
i
2% Nov 27
75
20%
22 % :
*32 !z
.Hilton
10
35 % Dec
Aug
29%
30 Y
20%
22
56%.
*20%
70
21%
26%.
:.24%
30%;
29%
38!4
56%
70
30%
go
210
.
38%
14%
14%
.
.
21%
*128!4
20
17%
Inc
20% Y
YV
'27
23 3V
24%
23%
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
5
71% Jan
22
6
Feb
40% Jaa
1.1
22% Dec 23
81
July 19
25% July 2
16% Sep 24
22% Jan 11
15% Oct 22
25% Nov
135
33%
(The)
20%
31'a
30!!/
*12814 :135 >
31 %
30%
23%
Motors—
56 "2
-
26t!t
26%/
26%
*129%
•
39%
55%
DAY
150
;
Y.
94
*38 %
1
33%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A^
7
7
21
Y
88
*92
NEW YEAR'S
21%
20%
2,500
40
-
*85%
.
94 %
X
'
35,600
92
CLOSED
14
70
*68
17%
Hewitt-Robins
25
25% Sep
20%
*112%
17
12% Jan
18% Dec 31
69
1.000
18,300
1,200
92
STOCK
20%.
13 Yt
14%
69
'Hersliey Chocolate common—No par
4 % % preferred series A.
50
4
Jan
24% NOT
12
14
Y39%
40 %
;
107%
92 ' Y
EXCHANGE
55!z
•
,
19%
19%
19%
9%
17% July 16
78
A
70% Nov 27
Jan
54
9%t
*92
40
■■38%
54%
23%
Hertz Co
3
99
39%
No par
19
9
2
96
Y
40
18%
*90 Vn
90%
53%
106%
*83% ■' 88 Y
;
93%
Hercules Powder common——2 1/12
V 5% preferred——
100
July 25
24
21
3
90%
93
1
Hercules
10
24% Dec
10% Oct
9% Nov 27
t
17% Jan
27% Feb
60% Sep
9 % Dec
7%
8
19
20% Mar 19
21% Dec
Helme
16
34% Mar
50% Feb
77% Feb
90
(G W) common——— 10
noncuniulative preferred—25
Heller
24% Jan
«
•,
29
86%
25
preferred
(W E) & Co
3.65%
14
13
Oct
6
47% July 11
13 % Nov
80
July 24
18% Jan 22
*
23
61% Dec
*
rj
May
91
I 115% Jan 30
44% Nov
Jan
%
100
Heinz (II J) Co common—
54
<;
...
—
21
47% Jan
11
54
2
20
103% Oct 22
24
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
3
27% Jan
Feb
53% Mar 20
40%
06
*38
5
1
15
100
dist.
Ex partial liquidating
'Hayes Industries'Inc
Heclit Co common:
3%% preferred
1
76% Jun
19
51% July 19
Dec
July
18% Jun 19
9
21 % Mar 15
45% Dec
33% Nov
81
28% Apr
22
69%. Oct
26% May 25
38% Jan
3
17
15% Dec 31
110
21% Nov
40%
89%
Haveg Industries lite—
1
23% Oct 25
34
13
34% Mar 27
40%
'
50
4%% preferred-
1
108
*93%
Hat Corp of America common—;_1
6% Jan
7
34% Jan 21
%
90
Hackensack Water..—
25
Hulliourton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall iW F) Printing. Co
—5
Hamilton Watch Co common
1
4 '/o convertible preferred
100
Hammermili Paper Co
2.50
Hammond Organ Co
1
Harbison-Walk Rei'rac coin
7.50
6% preferred
100
Harris-Intertype Corp __
1
Harseo Corporation........:.—2.50
Harshaw Chemical Co...—
5
Hart Schaffner &; Marx—...
19
■
20% May
106'%
43,700
55
107%
106
107%
40
100
100
100
53%
*53!a
*77%
No par
54! a
14%
.
dividend preferred.
S4.40
53% Dec
92
Utilities, Co—?
..Common
1——
S4.20 dividend preferred-,
>
15%
19%.
9%.
16%
9%
54
53
56%
54.
*
19 %
9%
15%.j
18%
15
Shares
Jan. 3
Jan. i
9 %
Vt
14%
14%
106%
16
34% Jan 24
42% Mar 20
103% Feb 28
9
-14%
Gulf
,
10%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR conu.No par
May 13
80% Jan
152
17
*9%
-1
Sugar
16%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
18 3 4
»
15 7
1
Corp—
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
AND HIGH
Ja"' 1
Dec. 31
Dec. 80
P*T
..
1
8
32% Sep 26
83% Dec 27
Tuesday
Monday-
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
27% Jun
98
LOW
STOCKS
Ennge for Previous
Year 11)56
Highest
Lowest
3,100
1
10
50
57% Oct
1~
75% Aug 12
9
63% Jan
25% Oct
41% Dec
44
Nov
21
32% May
9
19
38
Jan
13
46% Mar
8
Apr
53
23
Jan
51
9
Idaho Power Co
10
Ideal Cement Co.
1
Illinois Central RR Co
No par
Illinois Power Co common
15
*
4.08% cumulative preferred
50
4.26% cumulative preferred.—50
4.70% cumulative preferred
50
4.42% cumulative preferred
50
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Pdnver <fc Light—No par
5
40
Jun
19
47% Apr
2
50% Dec
11
55
9
44
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
44
Dee
27
54 % Apr
3
40
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
44
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
40
July 16
Jun
20
30
Nov
13
26
Nov
13
7% Apr
19
11% May 9
50 % Mar 13
6% Dec
30
13% Dec
23
59
14
,26%
Jan
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
Industria
33% Dec
11
59
Feb
13
151
Dec
31
,76% Jun
8
52% Dec 20
Dec
20
20
% Doc
Feb
6
100% Dec
13
69
13
Nov
148
,
69% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
47% Jan 23
83
85% July 20
165
61% Jan
103
6
Feb
7
/
9% Apr
5
39% Jan 14
88% Jan
156
Jan.16
Industrial Rayon
11
Dec
10
99% Jan
4
25% Dec
23
55% Jan
.
11
.
6%
1
preferred
100
—>——-No par
Nov
13
23% May 14
Inspiration Cons Copper——
Insuransharcs Ctfs Inc
29% Oct
21
52
Interchemlcal
20
Jan
2
Corp
preferred
35 % Dec 31
81
Nov
4
Jan
21
18
Dec.
24
35% Jan
3
Interlake Iron
376% July
8
Int'l
4%%
33% May 28
Dec
6
41% July 25
174
Feb
25% Jun
22
33% Apr
69
Nov
21
88
78
Jan
23
28
9% Nov 26
11
25% Dec
137
Nov
23
38% Jan
When
11
11
156% Jan
25
25% Oct
22
65
14
76
8
66% Oct
22
14% Mar 13
•6% Oct
22
11% Feb
19
109% July
112% Aug
98 % Nov
29
144% May
87% Dec
12
106% Mar 13
15% Feb
7
21% Apr
85
Sep
13
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
19
82% Nov
82
98
55% Dec
30
17
11
125
26
Dec
24
70% Mar 13
22.
34% Apr 20
29 \ i Jan
4
38% Jan
16
27%> Dec
5
25% Oct
23
22
Dec
30
Oct
22
28
39% Mar 16
13
Feb
9
30
Nov
30
15% Aug 27
34% Jan
5
28% Nov
23% Dec
18
27% Jan
10
24% Jan
33 % Jan
10
56% Nov
19
28
120% Dec
17
130
Feb
7
12
4
2
Dec
24
111% Jun
28
Oct
22
33
4
35
21
20% Oct
Feb
20
37% July 10
36% July 16
33% May 10
,
14% Feb
33% Dec
19
24
19
3% Feb
4
6% Jun
11
29% Oct
15
13% Oct
11
28% Jan
9
1
48-% Apr
27
18
Nov
19
47% July 11
94% Mar 14
78
Jun
11
91
55
47% Jan
28
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
83
Dec
27
10% Mar 19
Mar 14
102% Feb
6
75
Aug 29
Oct
2
58 % Apr
67% Feb
1
85
Feb
12
«% Jun
8
62% Nov
15
35% Dec
18
94% Nov 30
35% Feb
3
105% Feb
27
90% Nov
6
43%
For footnotes
72
see
5
Mar 21
Dec
page
26
22.
X
34 % Dec
69
35% Dec
10
17
Jan
60% Aug
89% Feb
52% July
24
2
28
3
97
July 11
64% July 24
99
Jan
76% Jan
2.
17
30%
45
45
*45!»
46
*45 Vb
46
47 %
*45
47%
*46
47 Vz
*49%
51
*49%
51
*49 Vz
*46 Vz
47%
*45 Vz
47 %
*45 Vz
*43
45
*43
45
*43
29
29
*29%
29%',
h
!4
6%
13 %
68%
'
6 V it
14%
68%
6%
13%
67%
4,400
40
*45 Va
46
*46
47%
51
*491'a
51
47 Vz
*45 Vz
45
,
29'A
6%
6 To
14 %
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•
-
Y
29%% Y
■"!
65
a
72%
73%
72%
25%
26%.
25%
25%
*85 %
37%
38
*37'A
38
37 Vz
87
86
86
*85%
87
*85 %
26%
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26 %
150%
27
152
152 Vi
27
273i
26%
26%
27
67
67%
70
71 %
70%
6%
6%
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V 71 Vt
7
6%
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72%
28
86!
480
Va
71 Vz
2
10,300
300
■
72%
18.800
7 Va
7VA
86%
32,100
151
72
•
7 Va
10,300
6,900
28% >30 Va
27%
-
■
21%
315
151
71
320
306 %
«
1,400
87%
*299
28%
152
68
*67
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=
19%
Y
310
;
•
38
302 %
19%
306 Vz
26%
26
—100
27
151%
19
302
310
*298
305
19
305
18%
x300
6,200
22%
*21%
22
4,900
27%
*22
37%
18%
150%
26%
22 V'4
3,900
75%
74
26 Vz
30,600
67%
160
22
302%
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253i,
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1,200
15%
6 6 3'i
74%
600
7
*155
73
73! a
45
14%
67 V*
160
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.
47%
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67/b
-.,. _■
29%
29%
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14
68!
160
*155
160
*155
18
com
a
*
*45
6%
10,800
87 %■
15,300
7.50
86 %
88 %
86
87 %
86
No par
93%
93%
93 %
93%
*91
7%
7%
7%
7%
57
58
58%
59-'
99
99
99
99
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
■35
3,700
23
23%
23
27
27
28%
27 !A
28
7,700
common
•
No par
' International Silver commap
•
7% preferred
25
25
International Tolep & Teleg
No par
International Utilities Corp
5
Interstate* Dept Stores
:1
Interstate
Power
Co
3.50
.
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
SB
13
29:<:»
69%
22
Nov
30 Vt"
100
Island
22% Dec
29%
300
No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
32% Oct
30%
...No par
common
13
50% July 15
29 7
37%
1
...
28% Mar 29
Jan
30 %
__1
54% Jun
130
29%
|58
Creek
Coal
10
50c
common
preferred
1
I-T-E-
Circuit BreaKer Co
Jacobs
(F L)
—5
28
28
29
29%
29%
30 Va '•'«*
29%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
*21%
22
21%
22
22 %
22%
22%
*23
13
13%
13
"
13%
32 %
33
33%
33%.
27
27%
27%"
27%
28%
29 %
28%
29%.
39%
1
4%
5
14%
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Johnson
&
Jones
Laughlin
5%
Joy
&
—
5
a
X57!a
84
•
35 51.
Co
t
a
5
a
39 7
a
36%
37
93%
94
1
37%
38 7
27%
6,500
30
5,100
27 Vt
27 3 a.
29!
29 3
2
8
*115
122
40%
40 Vb
5
40%
5
a
7,300
17! A
5,300
21%
10,500
85
58 %
38 Vb
58 1
z
*85
37%
*84
85
30
59
59
59
600
87
*85
87
38
87%
38%
85
20
17,800
85
8434
85 %
85 3
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
94
93V2
94
93 VA
93 %
41 Va
40%
41
40
41%
39%
2,500
17
84%
*93 Va
-
2 OVA
86
a
2.600
37
84%
*83 %
361
3,700
33%
16 %
85
37%
23%
13 VA
33 3 .'t
21
84
V»
23%
13 Va
5
5
21
58
700
3V"
15%
84
*84
1,200
14%
20
84
24,100
22VA
"
84
57 %
100
30%
13 VA'
122
21
..100
..
14!
40
27 V'4
29!
*115
20%
.12%
Steel
39%
4%
5
com—. ...10
Johnson
preferred series A
Manufacturing
..100
20 Vt
*81!
39%
143
122
*115
122
♦115
/
.
33 3A
23
13%
33 %
400
30 Vz
*27 Vz
30%
30%
340
104
29%
*27%
3,300
59
*101
28%
Co—
1
Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd. .100
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc common.—.
8%
>
*27%
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
59
103%
200
93
6%
8 Vz
58
102
2
*91
94
8'A
.
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
9
37% Aur
26,600
a
International Shoe
106% May 10
Oct
1,500
30 "A
36!
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5% preferred.
100
International Salt—
No par
26% May 10
Dec
53%
29 Vo
International Paper
$4 preferred
9.
85
52 Vt
29
Nickel of Canada
No par
International Packers Limited—M5
8
34
36!
52'A
28
*21 %
Int'l
20
3
43% Nov 29
32% Dec
Feb
363a
51%
28%
No par
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred—
i
115% Apr 23
July 30
7 % Dec
;
preferred
7%
May
20
Aug
44% Feb
7
19
Nov
issued
Int'l Harvester
31% July 10
3
Jan
Business
36%
52
27%
1
Machines
92
36%
51%
5
U00
Corp.
22
..._
143%
20
common
270% Oct
,27% May 28
No par
common
Inland Steel Co.
36
52
27%
Mexico
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
8
Feb
Elect*ica De
S A
1,900
36%
51%
27%
35%
4
39%
600
55,900
-
210
22,100
1958
Volume
Number 5705
187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(57)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1956
NEW
Range for Year 1957
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Hignest
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dee. 30
Dec. 3i
HIGH
Sales far
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Shares
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
K
22
„Dec.
30
Nov
27
127
Aug
3
67% Dec
30
44
Dec
18
52
Feb
20
37
Dec
19
82
Dec
13
105% Aug
37 y2 Deo
7
33% Oct
23
39% Jan
347/a Feb
70'% Aug
13
44% Aug
14
Mar
1
78
Dec
21
96
92
Dec
5
103
97 '/a Nov
28
108
Apr
89
30
105
Mar
Nov
87
Dec
71>%
Feb
9
37
Nov
14
24
28
103
83
J.80%
15
4%
96
3
Apr
84 % Oct
25
Dec
11
77% Jan
4
32
Nov
7
38 V'4 Jan
31
24% July 23
12 y2 Dec
27
21
Mar 27
May 28
48
Dec
25% Oct
14
32% May
22
26 Va
22% Oct 29
9% Dec
15
5
29% Dec
12
31
Kansas Gas
3
& Electric
Kansas
49% July 10
Power <te
Kayser
July 11
Apr 17
(Julius)
&
Co
Kennecott
77'/a Dec
17
6
32% Oct
22
47% May 31
Kern County
31
38% Oct
22
75% Jun
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
July 16
20'/a Oct
28
4
19
4%%
47
Apr
12
29 Va Dec
26
27
40% Oct
22
50'/a July 25
26
Dec
26
35% Jan
23% Dec
19
36% July 11
Dec
23
65% Jan
Koppcvs Co Inc
40% Mar 19
74 % Aug 20
Dec
18
98
82
Feb
33
Ma~r~29
Dec
21
31% Dec
26
50 % Feb
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
43% Jan
4
54 % Oct
19
14% Apr
13
16% Sep
29%
4
2
11
94% Apr
21% Mar
4'7c
10
30
7
17
Dec
22
29
22
25
3
Dec
9
27 % Apr
82'%
93
*90
93
96'%
*96
98
*96'%
98! '2
60
90
90
*90
93
50
95
*93'%
95
52%
54
11
*93'%
95
95
51'%
52'%
52 %
52%
*33'%
34'%
34
34
51
33%
29 %
29 >%
29 V2
29%
STOCK
23%
23%
23%
25%
EXCHANGE
10'%
CLOSED
9%
29%
10
10 %
29 Va
30
3,900
300
*34
35
1,800
2,500
29%
29-%
*29'%
29%
25
25 %
25'%
25%
10 Va
10'%
10%
6,300
10%
32
30%
30
32
32%
5.000
81 Va
14,400
79
78
78 3%
NEW YEAR'S
78%
79%
33%
32%
33'%
DAY
33%
34
34
34%
17,800
40%
40'%
42
41%
42
41
42
18,300
25
1
20 Va
20%.
30"%
21%
21
21
21'%
22
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
30%
5,300
1,100
48%
49%
49
49'%
48%
49 Va
48%
49
6,200
26 %
26%
27
27%
*27%
28
800
26 V4
24
25
24'%
24%
25%
25%
25%
26
2,500
33 %
34%
33%
34%
34'%
34%
35
36
11,700
78
78%
79%
*79
81
100 G
10
common
100
77
9
Va
78
77%
1
Inc
J)
*93%
78
preferred
(E
90
39%
conv
Korvette
96'%
*88
32%
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)
5
76% Nov
1
*81'%
*90
1
Kimberly-Clarlc Corp
King-Seeley Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
4
81',4
93
79%
common
58 % Apr
31
83
5
!
Land Co
21
52'% Jan
*81'%
*90
%
93
No par
.—2.50
Copper
10
'32 Va Dec
81'%
20
81
1
40
Nov
2,400
5
39% Feb
7
1,800
38%
33%
8.75
32% July
43% Jan
Mar
24
84%
38'%
51
No par
Kelsey Hayes Co
Dec
123% Jan
Co
Light Co
30 %
25
84 Va
38%
*93 V'4
.
61
1
42% Apr
83%
3 8'/a
92
53% Apr
147% Mar 14
23
43'% Oct
83
38%
81 V'4
4.20%
preferred
500
83
38'%
97%
4.50%
21
1,300
82
*87
18
P'eb
60,900
70V4
41
38%
*96
Feb
96
24%
83 %
preferred
100
4.35% cumulative preferred
100
Kansas City Southern com—No par
4%
non-cum
preferred
50
102
*39'%
39%>
*90
21
70'%
40%
*39
82
100
preferred
69%
40
100
100
Aug 23
47
28% Aug
preferred
23%
68%
68%
39
38%
100
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
cumulative
Nov
9
10
preferred
23%
23'%
23%
67%
39 '%
50
conv
22'%
'/a
68
67 %
100
preferred
cum
22
33 Va
Corp
preferred
conv
Kansas City
Mar 12
Jan
& Chem
cum
4%%
5
98
12
Va Vo
4% %
24
20
May 22
15
Jan
14
80.
Feb
113
4
9
Feb
88
1
213/a Jan
30
49
79% Nov
13
92 '% May
46 % Jan
109% May
74% July 23
Mar 13
Kaiser Alum
46% May 15
3
104
9%
9'%
*27
...
540
10'4
10'%
10%
10%
10%
12,400
23
22%
23%
10,400
2*Ya
26
22 %
22
22%
22%
23%
23%
23%
24
2*
74
2o%
17
17%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
1,400—
5
17%
19
Mfg Co
1
65
65%
2.400
(The)
64%
65
64%
65
14
14 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
1,800
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22'%
22%
*3%
3: a
*3'%
3"%
Kresgc (S S)
23 % Dec
30
34% Jan
4
Kress
17
Dec
30
26% May
9
Kroelilor
47
Jan
17
66% Dec
5
Kroger Co
10
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
2
Laclede Gas
7
20% Oct
16
27
(S
Co
H)
&
22
10
Co
No par
.
64
65'%
5,500
'
25% Apr
3% Nov
3% Nov
19
Oct
22
20Va July 15
22% Mar 12
17% Dec
27
24% July
8
Lee
34% Apr
24% Dec
24
36'A Apr
4
Lees
27
94
Jan
9
4 '% Jan
13
26
Jun
8
May
6
Nov
7
19
18% Dec
89
17
30
4
4
Lehigh Valley
Dec
12
2% Jan
10
12% Oct
22
20% Jan
24
Oct
22
7% Feb
4
6
2% Jan
31
19% Dec
28
2
Feb
1
8
3
21
32% Jim
14
Lehman Corp
15
25% Dec
31
Lehn
22
19
29
Lerner Stores
65% Dec
23
84% July 17
14
22
Oct
20% Oct
30
19
28
74'% Feb
9
21% Mar 26
Apr
98
9
7% Dec
18 '% Mar 29
0iy4Oet
1
72% Feb
2
137% Dec
20
163'% Feb
2
Jan
23
64
Aug
13% Jan
Jan
50
9
31
9
38
150% Mar
9
18
7
67% July 18
7
46% Dec
24
72% Jan
Aug 29
9%i Dec
30
16% A or
Jan
7% Dee
26
10% July 16
76'% Nov
•
18
•12
29
Link
6
25
10
57 Va Jan
2
22
Jan
11
Dec" 12
26
18'/a Nov
29
25 Va
May 14
11% Oct
31
33% Dec
12
35
July 26
25% Oct
11
28
37% Dec
10
Jan
99'% Oct
21% Oct
Ik
23% July
19 % Oct
6
25
22
98% Dec
6
Jan
9
27
102% Jan
13
80
86
Dec
11
104
97
Nov
19
103 % Dec
106
4
89
Jail
12
92
26
100
143%! Jan
5
27
30% Nov
20
23% Oct;
83% Jan
27
9
54% Dec
May
1'
Jun
26
20
61
37% Nov
23
1
22% Dec
26,900
7,800
1
No par
15
*4Va
4.1%
4%
600
24
23%
24%
8,800
23%
23'%
23%
24%
24%
25
25'%
25'%
25%
26
26%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,800
69%
68%
70 Va
70'%
72%
10
67'%
15,000
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
7%
7
65'%
65%
65
25
14'%
144'%
144
.10
:
60%
60%
61'%
62%
,5
4 6 %
47
47
47%
9%
9%
7%
7i%
73a
7%
41 Vi
41
38%
38 3
:
9%
10c
391%
40'%
40'%
1
37 !a
37%
38
7,500
42 %
6,200
39
38%
40 Va
33,400
13%
131%
13%
13%
13%
14 Va
51,200
28%
27%
28%
28 V'4
29%
29'%
29 Va
12,400
30%
31%
31
31%
31 %
31%
10
31%
-100
10
loo
100
100
100
preferred—
preferred
pfd
106 %
109
22%
22%
102
*101
13 Va
109
109
22%
22%
101'%
101'%
101'%
101%.
*100%
86%
*84'%
90
100
55'%
55Va
54%
50
Sons Inc
9,200
32%
EXCHANGE
*
86%
*84%
86'%
*
109
100
109
107
33
33%
33%
131%
129V4
55,700
34%
130
CLOSED
40
91%
90
90
107 %
280
101%
130%
270
NEW YEAR'S
29 %
29'%
29
29%
4,200
DAY
57V'4
57%
58V4
59
6,600
132
11%
65 3
a
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
12 '/a
7,700
66 %
11
1
3.33%
90
STOCK
100
2Ji%
Co
*84%
86Vi2
*88
100
57
Nashville,
50
23
22%
*99
8,700
109
*107
109
22%
*88
*84%
*106'%
22'%
29j'b
Co common
(M)
a
41
13 Va
131%
&
3,600
7%
7%
42
31 %
29'%
Steel
2,900
11
10 %
7%
1,300
47%
27%
133%
Lowenslein
7%
170
63
46%
10 3 a
10
4,800
67 Va
144'%
*62
62 3 4
4
291%
I,ukens
66
144
65%
48'%
*47
44,800
8
7%
8
2,100
No par
133'%
Louisville
61 %
10 »/4
71'%
71%
145
145
144'%
10
7
65%
65%
144
100
> 7%
preferred
100
.Louisville. Gas & El Co (Ky)-Nopar
28
41/4
23 %
31%
8
Jan
4%
31%
(P)
700
16%
16
16
41%
31 "4
Lorillurd
*15'/a
14%
23'%
Ine
series G conv
13
*4
4%
1
4.40%
scries
14'%
15
65%
66%
65
66%
64 »%
66%
36,500
22'%
22%
M
MueAndrews & Forbes common
39% Mar 22
30% Nov
14
19% Oct
22
32% July 12
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
27
Oct
22
32% May 17
Mucv
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
13
77
Nov
18
86% Jan
30
8'% Nov
21
10% Apr
6
11% July
1
% 4%% preferred series A
Madison Square Garden,.
6% Sep
20
10 % Feb
28
Nov
27% Dec
15
144
20
May 24
112'!
I
Dec
7% Mar 28
7% Mar
5% Oct
86~
Dec
18~
26
Mar 13
41
31% Nov 26
473% Dec
Mar 20
139
Jan
610
6
33
Nov
28% Dec
385
Dec
Jun~26~
~8 % Nov~28
23
44
Jun 12
27
530
May 27
24
4% Nov
12
31
7
Jan
3
4% Nov
19
Nov
5
11% Dec
30
10% Apr
-
2t)
18
Dec
17% Jan
18
u4% Oct
16
51% Sep
1
20% Nov
26
56% Jun
13
14
29% Apr
32% Feb
18
40'% July 11
21
37% Nov
7
82Ta Dec
11
98
Jan
24
31
24
45 '% Dec
Apr
3
14
37% May 13
15% July 17
24
17% Oct 22
15% Dec
16% Feb
50% Jun 17
Jan 11
9%,July 23
10
23
8'% Oct
.
26
24
6%
4
Jan
2
20% Apr
49% Dec
26
54% Feb
25
Dec
26
29% Oct
23
37 V'o May
13
91
Marine Midland
Nov
26% Aug 15
23% Dec 20
Jan
%
32
Nov
20
50 % Mar
23
35% Jan
Dec
17
48 % Mar
19
33%> Dec
30
40% July
8
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
69% Nov
11
83
73'% Dec
21
96% Jan
4
69
Dec
14
87 % Mar
2
*28% Feb
6
34% Apr
3
22
Dec
23
July 17
56% Jan
9
49% Nov
7
70
54
30
17% Apr 22
31
3C
39
30
15
Oct
Jan
16
11
Dec
28
83 '% Jan
24
60
Dec
30
26
40% Dec
28
29% Nov
4
1
43 '% Aug 20
34% Feb
11
13% Dec
17
Dec
67
Dec
23
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
10
47% Oct
22
17% Dec
*•
12
18
16
Sep 19
95% Mar 5
10
Dec
75% Apr
47
50% July 24
15% July 18
July
31
23 Va Feb
29
12% Dec
30
1
21% Jun
12
13% Dec
30
31% Oct
1
41% Apr
30
33
Apr
82% Dec
19
102% Jan
16
1
81% Nov 27
93
21
Nov
30% Apr
33% Feb
Apr
11
74% Nov 25
2
45'% Jun
26
34% Mar 21
V'4 Feb
6
21'/a Nov 26
27
19
Dec
8
35
July 11
29% Feb. 12
Dec
10
93
Feb
"2%-Sep
101% Dec
14
44% Jan
3
9
July 19
105% Jan
3
61% July 31
37% Dec
20
116
17% Nov
20
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
97% Oct
9
107
Jan
82
Dec
27
92
Jun
102
Sep
For
23% Jan
3
14%'Oct 29
8
24
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
;
44% Nov
89
29
Feb 26
Nov
29
69% Apr
21% Jan
24
128
8
37% Dec
24
63
July 3 2
76
Jun
28
94
Feb
23
85
Sep
10
99% Feb
21
75
Aug 30
5
98 % Jan
31
77
July 10
4
lOB'/® Apr
25
90
July 25
footnotes
10
May
64'% May 10
see
page
22.
B Adjusted
18
104% Jan
9
89
May 23
86'% Anr 17
103
Feb 19
-
i
7%
7%
4,000
36%
35%
36-lit
16,400
30'.'4
31
31
32
395
395
7%
400
*360
400
27
27
27
%
3,800
Va
20
6,000
27%
27
5%
?
6
5%
11%
11%
12
*12
12'%
12%
12%
1,200
21%
20%
21
21
21%
21%
22%
3,700
20%
5%
5%
15 %
5
15%
5%
5%
5'%
16
5%
0%
5%
*5%
6
300
6%
6
3,300
6
5%
5%
5%
6
16 Va
16%
16
Va
17
18%
18%
19
52
52'%
52
%
400
26
26%
5,400
30 Va
31'%
18 %
50
2,700
6
16%
18'%
18%
18'%
18%
50
5
50
50'%
50%
*50'%
25 V'o
26%
25%
25%
29i%
29%
29%
29% '
1
5,900
9,800
25 V'o
80%
*80'%
82
32%
32'%
33
33
33%
33'%
35%
25
25%
25%
26'%
26%
2.700
25%
27
25
33 %
■:
30
80'%
32 Va
No par
5
No par
26'%
29 %
34'%
341%
35
34%
34'%
34%
4,600
77'%
77%
*77'%
79
1.1
79
60
79
79
*78
79
78%
79
30
72
20
*77 %
23%
23
No par
No par
—No par
3
51
*50%
12%.
common
Merck. & Co Inc common——16%c
$3.50 preferred
No par
$4 conv 2nd preferred—l_No par
No par
12.50
Mesta Machine Co—
,5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%, pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series.
—100
4.45% preferred series—
100
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Mefritt-Chapman &; Scott
.
12%
22
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp common.1
4% preferred series 13
100
Mengel Co (The)
1
Mercantile Stores Co Inc,—:—3%
figure before 3 for 1 split.
7%
35
11 V'4
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred—100
McGraw-Edison Co ——
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
—3
s' McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbins Inc
18
McLellan Stores Co
1
McQuay Norris M$g Co—
—10
Mead Corp
3,100
*5%
$2.50 preferred
88 V'4 Jan 29
20
24% Feb
77
20
Mar 7
40% Jun 17
6
98
8
2
19% Jan 29
63
15'/a Feb
9
17
May 14
122% July
.
4
30
13% Mar 11
23
69 % Nov
38% Dec
Jan
42% Apr
500
12 %
No par
5
12.50
1
1
Maytag Co common
$3 preferred
McCall Corp
McCord Corp common
9
170
Va
II
12%
13
3,000
80
5%
70
25
30'A
28'%
'
Va
25%
*68
Jan
26
8
8
5%
No par
55
29»%
*360
12%
35%
12%
28
x79'%
8%
22,300
25%
$3.40 cumulative
32% Feb
8
28%
81
81
*7%
23'%
1
common
pfd
12%
34%
8
114
22%
1
Feb 20
21% Dec
-
400
*350
77
12% Dec
Nov
29%
29%
_..50
4
6
81
1
36
01% Sep
3
32% Mar 15
Corp
7%
7%
79
12
27% Nov 29
12%
12%
*78
Jan
76
7%
$3.75 cuin pfd 1947 series—No par
Jan
Oct
8'.4
Mar 22
32 'A Jan
32
28%
81 %
*8
No par
83
46
21
28'%
*80%
6
25
12'% Dec
21%
28 Va
80 Va
Nov
20
12% Dec
20%
28%
3 4 V'4
$3.75 preferred
Jan 31
May 15
41% Dec 13
25
21
80
*112 %
22 %
900
23%
*23
23
114
28%
10
Masonil.e Corp
May Dcpfc Stores common
8
37
23
*112
20'%
100
Giant Mkts Inc-l
preferred
10
Martin Co
47% Jan 22
*111% H3
21 •Vii
Marquette Cement Mfg Co——<—4
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
4%% preferred
100
8
28
113'
5
4% convertible preferred
7
23
22 V'4
*111%
No par
Inc com
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory (P R) & Co
Mangti Sugar Co
Mandcl Eros
*
%-Manhattan-Shirt
-Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marchant Calculators Inc
35% July 19
77
Co
Magic Chef-Food
10
38
(R II)
4%. cum conv
Magma Copper
8
89
19
Sep
5% Dec
16
Mar
18% Aug
2
Nov 27
Jan
2
6
21
23% Dec
4%
125
26
10
100
preferred
Mack Trucks Inc
120
I
1%
2.50
4
6
16
1 Va
conv
|
f
1%
series IS preferred
93% Jan
3
1 !
1
Corp
series D
122% Jun
12
8
7,000
5%
I Va
(The)
4.35%
27
16
45% Feb
49% Jan
Dec
•28%
5%
1
/
5'io
Dec
22
Dec
31
27% Feb
Jan
28'%
5%
l'/a
1
1
4.25%
Dec
30
109
21
114
July 24
116
28'%
5V4
5
4
30% Jun
22
23
10%
28
5%
No par
25
24
21 Va Feb
28
10%
281%
5'%
No par
28
133'
15% Jan
12
Dec
15% Dec
116
10%
27%
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co com
7
Apr
Aug
4.84%
800
6,600
10%
.
7
Mar
95
28
NOV
78% Nov
Mar 14
26% Dec
in
Jim
H'%
5%
*
23% Jan
103
Feb
Aug 26
93
88% Dec
117
85 Va
28%
Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co
36% May 13
19
26'/a
*83%
10%
Products
Industries
18%
25%
85%
5',.!
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loevv's Inc
40% July 16
29% Oct T1
19
Litton
52'% July 30
Oct
58%
18 V4
25%
*83%
10%
pfd
Co
Lionel Corp
13%
*25%
27%
Corp.!
List Industries
36% Oct
8~
43% Jun
Belt
2,700
18'/a
251%
85*%
15
(The)
Fink
<&
1,300
10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
LJbby McNeill I & I.ibby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7 Va preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—
14
68'/a Jan
31
62% Aug 26
130% Aug.
Apr
*83'%
85
*83 %
500
200
17
17
17
17
—No par
RR
50c noncum 2nd
Jan
29'/® NOV
4
16% Dec
100
3V'4
17
11 Va
Lehigh Valley Coal common
$3 lioneum 1st preferred
14% Oct
1
16% -an
23
18
25
17% Mar 14
24
6% Nov
18 Vt
25
17 V'4 Jan
Oct
14% May 28
18
45% Jan
Apr
3'%
"17 '
.
17%
25
11
5
V 3%
*3 %
17
5
13
1
*22 Va
common_3
39
3
15
47% Jan
Sons Co
5 % Dec
21 % Jan
,49
&
26% Oct
58
26
4
(James)
.10% Dec
26
12% Dec
!
Tire
RuBbcr
3.85%
27
10
15% Nov
25% Nov
24
July 10
17% Jun
13% Jan
35% Apr
.
4% Jan
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Nov
82
Mar 22
97
8
1% July
4
common
preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane, iNjvan t
1
27% Aug
4
16% Mar 13
30
Co
4.32%
Mar 22
23%
41
*39%
70
70
23'%
51
*50%
13
21%
22'%
41
13'%
23
23
*39%
41
*70
3,300
'
10
82
23'%
5 l'/a
13 Va
1,100
23'a
*50%
21,800
13%
23
»
*39%
11%
2.200
1,600
23
4.1
12'%
3,800
11%
61
62
62 %
36%
36%
37
37 Va
37'%
8,000
39
39%
39%
40
5,000
2,700
60
35i%
39%
39%
51
13
*80 %
11%
11%
11
39'%
38%
23 %
23
62
V*
70'%
12%
*39%
82
70 Va.
22 %
35%
(iO
34
*50 Va
11
11
35
*78
*80'%
63
1,200
>64
10%
10 Va
10'%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
67%,
67%
67 Va
68
69%
70
70
67 %
56 %
56%
56'%
57'%
57
57
57'%
571%
1,300
12%-
13
12%
13
*13 '/a
13%
3,600
12'%
13
13%
13%
131%
13'%
*13 %
13%
37
37'%
36'%
37'/4
*36%
37
*86
87 Va
87'%
22
22%
22'%
22%
22%
23 %
82
82%
81%
81%
82'%
82'%
56%
*55
53 %
56%
59'%
2,120
19%
19%
20
1,700
19%
41%
42
37%
800
1,600
87%
*86
19%
121
13%
36%
83'%
*
*78
13%
36%
*85
22'%
22
56 Vii
700
87%
*86
*82
%
811%
121
37'%
56'%
19i%
19%
41%
421/4
*78
121
81%
121
300
1,300
16%
16%
24.000
40
40%
2,900
85'%
85'%
230
39
83'%
84
98'%
16,200
81%
38%
15'%
82
4134
122
16 Va
38'/a
*80
*78
*118%
38%
15%
*96%
41
•'
81%
15%
85
83 %
42%
122
38
39%
95 %>
122
38 '4
15%
*82
41%
*78
170
37%
38 %
*93
*19%
6,9)0
.
3.9
15'%
*83%
56
93%
*82
39
39 "2
84'%
84%
93 %
*92
95'%
*92
95%
83'%
*82
83%
*82
82%
*81
82%
10
83 Va
*80
82
*81
98
98
*96
100
*96
100
2__
00
17
Commercial and
TJie
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
(58)7;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Year 1.957
Lowest
Hlfhe.l
Lowell
26% Sep 26
61% Sep
33
Jan
12
42% Deo
NEW
Highest
31
50% Jan
10
30% Jan
13
2
38% Jun
5
3
Miami
South
23
9
12% Dec
73% J an
29
3
7% Dec
31
12
32% Jan
July
18'A Mar
1
Dec
31
12
Dec
5
91% May 31
25% Mar
1
17
Dec
24
24'A July 25
22% May 14
23
58
Jan
11
30
Feb
9
30% Nov 28
42% Apr
25 Ve Nov
21
30% Jan
3
16
9% Dec
10
19
Jan
3
4% Dec
1st
2nd
11
35%
79
77
4
Minnesota
$4
27
27
14
Mining & Mfg com
30
32% Oct
22
60'A May 24
40% July 24
17% Dec
30
26 % Oct
22
43% May 27
37% May 23
22
9% Nov 29
17% Jan
6
4% Oct
49% Nov 29
81% Jan
I
30V# Dec
47% May 14
50
Nov
20
58
Nov
26
7% Oct
2
Oct
67% Oct
3
76
29
Feb 20
2
88
Feb
14% Dec 31
22
Mar 23
18% Nov 29
24% Jan
Dec
13
30
44% Jan
30
13
11% Apr 12
72% May 1
13
83% Apr 22
29
17
15% Dec 23
28% July 23
2* >4 Jar
12
16% Nov 29
21
65% Mar
Oct
Oct
10
30% Feb
51% Mar 19
33% Nov
19
22 % Nov
29
28
Jan
3
39% Jan 2«
47
Jun
14
18% Oct
1.1%
78
95
21%
207 «
27%
2
4%
4%
4%
loo
30'»
31
30%
20
Mojud
4%
Monon
8
100
51 %
51%
51
52
100
63
(>3
62
63%
1.25
Machine
RR
class
Monsanto
Montana Power Co
Chemical
*9
15%
15%
11%
5%
34%
34%
34%
17% Dec
Dec
31
18% Jan
10
38
18% Nov 27
37% Dec 13
45% Nov
23
27% Dec
40% Jan
American shares
Monterey
7
Oil
5
21a
22%
46%
47%
Dec
25% Jan 24
Moore-McCormack
10% Oct
22
19% Jan
Morrell
35% Feb
37% Nov
t
S
51% July
13
7
47
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
2
10
Motor
14% Dec
31
18
Jan
4
21
45% Jan
11
30% Dec
12
42% Apr 13
Mar II
18% Dec
10
31
Apr 30
Jan 11
July 28
37% Dec
31
50
May
10% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
Nateo
40% Dec
18
80% Jan
8
National
19% Dec
40% May 10
30% Nov 20
29% Deo 31
42% Jan
12% Dec 23
7
4
80
16% May 28
62
Jan 23
S3
31
14% Mar 25
Jan 11
Jan
Corp
19!
45%
45%
900
18%
18 %
1,700
18
19%
20%
36,400
30%
45,300
17%
18
18'A
18 %
2,900
11%
12%
12%
12%
6,000
41
41
40%
41
37'A
37
37
12 T
13
13%
13%
14
5.5&0
19%
20%
21%
21%
9,000
*16%
40%
*37
12%
20%
10,500
17'%
11%
19%
24%
45%
18
41
1.2%
23 %
29
11%
12%
24%
19%
17%
3 7'A
1,100
23.800
29%
11%
-37
10
7 hi
19%
17%
41
a
.
5
Inc
16%
17
17 'A
17%
5
16%
17%
Munsingwear
31'a
30%
30 %
31 %
1
30%
30%
(Q C)__
1
Myers
Murphy Co
1
10
19%
(P E)
& Bros
38%
38%
20
38
37%
t'.OO
700
31%
2.700
19%
40
17 'A
31
20
*38
19%
19%
19%
No par
Murray Corp of America
20 Ve
19'A
1,400
37 %
*37
Motor Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
8
2,400
11%
35%
a
28
a
11
39 %
1.500
16
.
*0%
45%
28
160
200
9%
35
3 5"
22 1;;
17%
18%
27 %
17
10
3
Products
36% Deo
32% Mar
Sep 26
Lines
Motorola Inc
23%
32%
17%
38%
21
No par
i
12
(John) & Co
17%
18%
380
63
11%
'
-.7
7
40%
28%
17%
11%
11 %
4.800
52
*15%
16
*15'A
22%.
18
1
42.800
5
a
52
55
27'A
17%
1,000 lira
Co
30i
27
17
61% Mar 14
30% Jan 23
22
Feb 19
36% May 31
23
Dec
18
38% Aug
&
46% Apr 17
25% Dee 14
28% Mar II
29,300
5 %
4.7
*9
35
22 %
22%
21%
21%
53
9%
.6%
*46
16.400
62%
11%
5%
Co
(The)
6,000
32%
82
<
*61
15%
11%
5%
No par
Montana-Dakota Utilities
13
5%
*61
9
11%
2
19%
29%
5%
*9
15%
Co
23.300
19
28%
52
No par
„25
Tool
A.
Class IJ
1.100
9,000
35
19%
4%
4%
No par
Monarch
9
34%
28
21'a
20%
4%
!)
i
4%
19%
9%
5!
35
20.300
5%
5%
18%
21
preferred
Co Inc
28
27%
x'34%
5,200
22 %
27%
31!
-.5
4.20%
95
21 %
31
preferred
7.200
.
21%
4%
3%%
76%
75
*93%
28
4%
4%
3,1CU
78
95
4 hi
No par
pre!erred series A
13
*27 %
YEAR'S
18%
com
12'%
22
28'it
RR
18
1,200
12
j
900
*17%
17%
75!
,
18%
Moliasco Industries Inc
16
13 7 it
11%
DAY
7%
36
34%
35%
50
*13
5
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
30% Jan 23
NEW
21%
27 %
34%
18,700
13%
*93%
27%
1
10,600
8%
7%
3%
60
CLOSED
x20%
4%.
82%
82
83%
3,000
26,900
*56%
EXCHANGE
2.50
5
16
17 %
95
*93
27%
49% Jun
22
11%
77%
11 %
77%
15%
210
80%
27%
15
60
STOCK
it
18 5 it
41% July 11
26% Mar 4
•38% Oct 21
17!
28%
18
*
17
17%
23% Jan
26
17'
27 %
7%
31
Jar
12%
12%
11
79
*12%
58
12%
5
24% Apr 18
22
5% Dec 26
3
8
Apr
58
200
1,500
27%
it
5,200
17,700
33
*57
12%
.
27%
:>».%
78
7%
59
93
*26
27
82!
—10
Missouri-ICan-Tex
30
8
7%
77%
80%
it
17
4
35%
35%
i
15
7%
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
8
4%' Dec
11 Vt Feb
15'.
84%
7%
No par
Paper
Corp
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
19% Dec
35% Apr
60
12% Jan
14%
82%
H
26%
27
1
Ontario
Power & Light
Mission
36% Aug 14
49% Apr
14
83%
59
No pal
Mission
3
29% Jan
13%
81%
No par
Minute Maid Corp
30% Jun 25
36% Jan 23
35:!
27 %
100
preferred
*26
26
27%
35%
73
27
conv
25%
36%
78
79
10
7%
Shares
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
25%
26%
35 %
100
;
preferred
Minnesota
28% Sep
12% Jan
17
26%
35%
St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn
35% Apr
•
28
35%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
36 %
preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
Minn
•
35%
_5
common
Corp
July 9
98% Feb 28
13
Corp
preferred
Oil
$1.50
101
Feb
25
36 %
*26
1st
$5.50
21% July 12
15
88% Sep 17
21% Dec 24
Apr
'
Dec
58
75% May 10
106
25%
35%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg..
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co commoh.._l
8
Jan
25%
10
-
Sales far
PRICES
25%
25
distribution
5 %%
14
131
Inc
SALE
Enterprises Inc—
$25
'Midwest
May 31
11
3
25% July 17
26
21
Dec
40
Dec. 31
Dec. 30
AND HIGH
Wednesday
Jan- 1
5
Utilities
Midland-Ross
88
31
Jan
17
82% Dec
21
25 % Oct
Ex
July 15
33
61 V» Sep
95
31
J.0
24% Jan
Aug 30
19% Dec
Dee
Aug
90% July 26
8
23
13y4 0ct
4
76
Oct
8
Jan
22
53
36% Jan
20
26'/a Dec
58
40'A Jan
18
77
2y V« Feb
26
Dec
Mar 12
40
May 28
40
26% Dec
35
47
Par
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
Copper
Midale
Midland
Dec
40
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Doc
25
8
6
20
47% Jan
-
STOCKS
Range for Previoni
Year 11*56
21
4,900
40
400
40
N
82
29% Jun
17
23
Feb
11
No? 26
35'A Jun
17
150
NOV
27
16% Mar 19
42% Apr If
39% Jan 24
t
34% Oct
July If
July 28
179
21
11% May 24
Jan
30
15% Aug 17
10
Vb Dec
13
30
Jan
9 % Dec
20% Oct
24
14
July
22
38% Jan
2
42% Dec
5
35
Jan
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
13
59
6'A Feb
Apr
11
26% May 14
18% Dec
23
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
30
12
34% Feb
34% Jan
July 20
•
42% Aug 14
27
23
21 Vb Mar 19
25% Jun
29% Oct
4
33
Feb
Jun
13'A Dec
National
19% Oct
22
22
18% Jun
20
'■21% Mar II
1G% Oct
22
37 % Dec
27
6L% Apr
13
35% Oct
22
46
July
Dec
28
105% Feb
23
84
Aug 22
97
Jan
123% Aug
179
Jan
132
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
11% Jan
6
9
31
86% Oct
28 Ve
139
14
48% Oct
24
16% Jan
20
20
10
Jan
20
Jan
4
21'A July 18
80% Jan
3
4
77% Aug 17
87% Nov
33% Dec 28
36
Dec
7
48
13
Jan
3
13
11
Oct
15
9 V* Apr
10 % Dec
26
12% Oct
12% Feb
13
17
Mar 29
8% Mar
5% July 18
13% May 28
8
Jan
15
8
3
Linen
Supply
29
National
9% Sep
16
National
Theatres
May 17
13
Nov
11
Natomas
20
5
Nehi
Nelsner
23
14% Feb
4
33% Jan
18
96
71
13
85
28
17% Sop
23%
«
97% Feb
28
14
125Ya May
Nov~29~
7
33% Apr 30
32 V* Nov 29
47'A Jan
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
94% Jan
6
107
July 25
July 24
500
Jan
3
.14
Oct
22
76
Oct
30
Feb
17
.Tan
2
87
66% Nov 13
36% Dec 17
Dec
31
130% May 20
42% Dec
6
17% Dec
23
13% Dec
30
18
Dec
11
98
Dec
13
103
Dec
11
351
Mar 28
New
July 29
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
8
Corp
12% Nov 27
30
26
64% Jan
3
19
21
58
Nov
28
Jun
Jan
3
4
4% Dec
24
17
Jan
$5
31
41% Jan
64% Jan
4
22
Apr
31% Mar
12
74
Jan
21
3.40%
81
69% Nov 29
85% Feb 23
73
Nov
28
91
Feb
13
78
Dec
31
98% Jan
9
82
Dec
11
Jan
II
22% Aug 18
33% Jan
8
43
60Va Jan
4
38% Nov 29
16Va Jan
16
Apr 13
73% July II
26% Feb
7
49% Bep
25% Oct
77% Dec 28
88
41
50% Aug
104
May
8
Sep 19
Jan
7
19
3
8
T
16% Oct
1
72% Dec
17
84
12
Dec
Jun
I
45
.
April
—.
.
18% Aug
JJJ
103
Jan
28
4.10%
Dec
9
5.25%
25% July 18
Norfolk
20
31
Oct
22
51% Dec
11
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
B
20% Oct
39'A Jan
2
4
14% Dec 24
65% Dec 27
45
Dec
18
Sep
Jan
4
27
58% May 20
107
Mar
8
12
110
32'A Nov
19
96
Dec
16
49% May 31
5,000
7.'/a
4,500
10%
101%
*10%
10'A
10'a
10%
1,300
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
1,400
76%
76%
78%
77 %
77 Va
.150
147 b
.13.100
*75
76%
•
a
14 %
4%
5 V
13%
13!
10,400
a
13%
*77
a
a
47
14 Va
14 3 4
400
14%
14 %
14%
87
87
87
•86
88 Va
68%
71
09%
70%
71
71-%
70%
71%
5,900
39
39%
39%
40! i.
39%
40'A
39 %
41
4,400
5
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18 %
18%
187a
4.100
No par
13%
14%
13%
14%
14!,:
15 %
14%
15%
124.708
13%
19
19%
19%
197a
22,600
103 V
pfd.100
lo
_
15
14 «A
*84
preferred—
18%
18"'it
18%
No par
*96
103
*96
103
*96
50
*191
240
H30
235
180
No par
.
5%
series
10
88%
*86
'
*96
103
182
:
235
Electric
Gas
Western
235
14
14%
14%
2<v;,
24%
26%
26%
Li
—-
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
80
80
79%
80
29%
29
%
29%
29%
29%
75
71%
71 %
*71 %
76'.4
76 %
*76%
15 Vb
8,600
28%
8,330
38 >,i
38%
80
7.300
5%
15
27
28
38%
Corp—
,_1()0
__10{)
100
100
.—100
*79
29%
*71%
76%
76%»
83
83
*82
88
*85
88
107
107
107
*85
*105%
18%
2
31 %
31%
53
54%
53
21
21
21
29%
30%
25
Aviation
1
1
50
1()
com
14%
*66
47%
18%
19
15%
66
47%
47%
48' '4
108%
«\32%
100
76%
300
90
83
*80
*85
88
107
106
107
200
1.600
19%
19
V
19'A
31V
31 %
300
56
56 V:
57%
4,800
21%
22
22%
2,600
*30%
307i,
14%
*107
5
70 V
75
31%
*21
66
100
73
120
12,800
18%
55%
55
30
104
*71 Vt
73
3.300
80
'29%
*31%
19
31%
15
*102
Pacific Ry—
%
29%
88
*85
67
100
preferred
*31%
*78!/:
83
*105%
21
conimon-25
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
82
33
y.„5
...
Ry
5 Va
5%
14%
15
24%
Adjustment preferred
American
5%
4%
14%
l
No par
&
4%
100
A
15%
*66!
a
47%
30%
31 Va
16
16%
*67
.68
47 Va
48'A
70,000
31V.
3,923
16%
68
477b
1
(40
3,700
*10272
32 7
a
104
*102 Va
104
*102%
104
108%
109
*108%
109 Va
*
109%
60
32%
33 '.'4
34%
25,400
32 %
32%
108%
33!
a
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
1(5%
90
Feb
1
$4.08
preferred series
100
-*83
86
90% Feb
18
$4.11
preferred series
100
88
88
5
$4.16
preferred series
*88
!)1
4
Northrop
Northwest
66
78
Oct.
22
8
I
77% Nov
14
99% July 2§
79% Oct
1
29% Jan
15% Oct
22
9% Oct
17% Jun
92
Feb
28% Feb
11
Common
5
%
16%
77!
a
17
17
77 %>
'
77 Va
17%
16%
78
77%
17
78%
*86
88'/.
*86
88%
*■86
*83
86
*83
86
*84
87
6.600
300
88'/a
86!
2
*87
88
*88
86%
91
,
*87
88
*88
...
20
91
'
22
17% Jan
4
20'A Julv 22
25 % Dec
31
25% Aug 26
22:
10.3C0
77 b
10'A
10
*13
88
page
7%
7 %
Va
9%
1,600
13
76%
3
43
13
16%
g
43
7,1
1:;%
76
19% Jan
42
13%
*86
28% Jan
16.000
42%
4%
100
—
500
35
36 Va
%
4%
100
13
31'A
35%
54
9%
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
8
55 3 a
3114
35%
*•31
31
4%
Mar 29
21% Jun
16,800
54
31%
34%
53%
53%
9%
Feb 14
102% Jan
1.700
4%
92
18
15%
137b
9%
10%
Co..
preferred
5.80'7
a
41..
26%
preferred
preferred
Northern
15!
a
9%
'
100
Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
North
9,900
15%
8
82
85% Dec
24% July 17
79
25
15%
7
4
9
see
.
22 Va
23%
93
10%
Niagara
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
18% Dec
800
.13 7
7%
13
101% Jan
footnotes
90
108
Oct
137
*134
14
*7 /it
1
100
23 %
7%
Nov
6
For
17
78
137
40
95 3 a
14.100
161 %
%
161
%
7.800
90
13%
6%
13% Oct
18
1
3.90%
135%
13%
22%
15'%
7%
26
System..
94
96%
162
0%
1
preferred
preferred
3.60%
11
95%
162%
7%
77% Nov
J
Dec
1
30
13
6.500
*88 Va
90
7%
No par
common
Common
Jan
Nov
17%
43 Va
17%
42%
(;%
$3.75 preferred—:
~1()0
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com..No par
86% Apr
72
17%
42 %
17'a
42
*88 %
42%
7%
7
Dec
Oct
1
700
42%
F®b 21
Jar
82
14
1
„
84
20% Oct
July 29
31
100 'A Nov
111
—
35% Oct
69
Nov
87
98% A.ug 20
103
li% May~25~
22% Nov 19
63
38% Dec
3
87%
Haven & Hartford Co—
Slate
30
86%
207
„
Dock—
Preferred
72% Sep
26% Oct
86'A
20%
41%
1
Brake
Common
32% Oct
16,300
34%
1
Electric
nori-cum
94
3,200
a
21%
41%
-
7,000
14%
14 %
33%
1
Co
New York Shipbuilding Corp
Y
8,300
38! a
*13%
207«
33%
30%
34%
.1
Fibre
N Y & Harlem RR Co
14
11
5,100
38%
5
Inc
Air
York
39% Mar 27
8
52:%
19%
33%
162%
15
52%
30%
....
York
34% Feb
28
ftl'%
30%
Pa
York Central
15
Dec
.18% Oct
14
io
No par
Chicago & St Louis
75% Nov 28
Mar
15%
NY
28% Dec
6
22%
15%
5,800
19'A
137
13%
21%
53 Va
327 a
*84
DAY
97
162%
52%
19%
38'!it
NEW YEAR'S
-i
170
9,400
32-: a
*13%
CLOSED
90
*135
21%
Radiator
England
86'
*88%
13%
No par
New
N
34 Ye Dec
164%
137
13%
1
Bros
NY New
32 % Dec
*162%
*134%
1
Newport News ShipDry Docknew 1
New
EXCHANGE
20%
7.200
a
10!
a
19%
14
96%
Cast..No par
New Jersey Pr & I,t Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
Mar 11
190
28
S
Newberry Co (J J)
3% %
preferred
New
440
97
Co
19
21
95%
Inc
Jan
8
38%
97
163%
32'.it
STOCK
H
5
Vulcanized
Dec
Nov
5
Corp
(The)
U
.10
16% Apr
88 '.-a
Sugar lief Co
National
25% Dec
Nov
National
National
17% Mar 19
79
83%
loo
16% Feb
23
•>
l()o
11
39% July 30
887/a Jan 20
1
Tea Co
14
Mar 13
lo
Natl Malleable & Steel
National Shares Corp
National Steel Corp
Nov
4% Dec
4
32 3 a
38%
38 !o
common
Service
44
21
3
37%
Co
preferred B
2
13 % Dec
Deo
.
preferred A
6%
National
36% Jen
31% Dec
^75
_5
1
19!
31%
13%
19 !
31
common
National
14% Jan
19
18%
30%
—___No par
9
11
51 'A
1
42%
Jan
.
52 %
53 "a
17%
37% Mar 11
23
51%
52 %
17%
bl
17
97a
41 %
?2
Dec
9%
9%
i
42:%
17
8% Oct
9: :
17%
17
6% Dec 30
50%
5
97a
164
164
166
17
49% Dec
29% NOV
7
9%
163%
163%
40%
Gas
30% Dec
64
163
10
10!
*163 %
20%
1%
23
15% Sep
47% Jan
14% Dec 18
Bap
8
10,300
41%
1.1
Stores
Gypsum Co
13
14,000
42 Va
*84%
Fuel
July
10%
27%
42
85
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
Dec
10%
26! a
42%
21
National
138
•»
26%
417 a
42%
4<>
42
85
National
165
9%
25%
20%
8
21
9%
Chem Corp coin .5
pfd series of 1951
—100
4
2,100
25! a
9
a
14
25
10,100
%
Distillers
%%
15'A
24'a
9'!
13 Va
19% Jan
4
11 Va
46
14%
25
__5
3
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
32% Feb
4
Natl
14%
a
11%.
437 a
14%
9%
___]()()
—_
Dairy Products
Department
14!
14
14: 'a
3.000
11%
43
.*41%
24%
10
City Lines Inc
Cylinder Gas Co
National
101% Apr
12% Apr 12
21% Doc 30
14% Sep
May 21
National
11
412/
1
common..
preferred A
Can Corp...
National Cash Register
National
9
Co
137a
a
5
Inc
7%
23 Va Jan
4
1
Fibres
Corp
National
20
77% Oct
10
Biscuit
19
11
23
National
24% May 22
50% July 11
38% Mar 18
101% Aug 28
Dec
Aviation
70% Jun
17
76% Jan
Automotive
National
B
10
41;!
40%
11
40%
Airlines
National
30
92% Deo
154
National
3
Dec
20% Feb
93
S
14
15% Jan
12
20
166
10%
1
Acme Co
11 %
10%
.5
Corp
38
July 12
4.6%
Norwich
100
Aircraft Inc
Airlihea Inc
preferred t
Pharmacal
1
22%
22'
22
2
22%
22%
22%
23%
•13.400
14,050
10
10%
10 %
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
11'A
25
*24%
25%
251
a
25 %
24%
25
24%
24%
1.25
34 %
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
34
35
commons
...
Co
22 >«
91
*88
670
7,900
•/
Number 5705
Volume 187
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(59)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Kangt for Previous
,.(7*
STOCKS
lear
Range for Year 1957
Low«sl
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 30
Wednesday
Dec. 31
Sales for
the Wee*
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 1
Shares
Jan. 3
Jan. 2
,0
<9
Dec
14
58% Aug 13
90% Dec 13
110% Jan
4
42% Oct 22
83% Oct 24
78
Dec
100
5
76% Jun
27
*95
Dec
20
110
18
Ohio
9
Jan
1
4.56%
85% Nov
12
85% Nov
13
3
28 Va Dec
30
44% Jan
4
21
44% Jun
14
10
17% Nov
11
1
43
July 10
35
19% July 13
**7% May 29
<3% Jan
3
104
Jun
48
Nov 29
Nov 20
11
May 28
14
4.44%
Ohio OH
18
Jan
3
Jan
15
4'A
7
2
37% Dec
19
2
92
Nov
21
9
7
Dec
30
13% Jan
64
Dec
30
90% May 31
38% Oct
9
50% July 26
■
61% July 11
rf*
129
May 2
16% Sep 10
91
60
Nov 27
88% Dec
106
Jan
40
Oct
49% Jun
19
Otis.
37% Jun
11
Outboard
89
Apr
2
Nov
26%
Outlet
6
Marine
Co
Overland
18
68
Owens Corning
50% Oct 21
J
Jan
66% July 25
•
;
64
NEW YEAR'S
DAY
*85%
*85%
21
16% Jan
31
Pacific
17 % Jan
22
*13%
18
27
Jan
59%
9
8
47
53% Mar 28
43% Apr
51% Jun
13
Pacific Gas
40% Dec
13
Pacific Lighting
5%
40
Jan
12
54
Jan
12
19% Nov
19
112% Oct
22
132
119% Oct
23
187% Mar 12
Oct
22
7% Apr
22
12 Va Oct
22
19 Va Jan
4
17
56% Jan
16
33 V* Jan
48% Dec
13
53
Dec
26
86
31
103
Jan
6
84 Va
July 23
36% Jan
3
28
Oct
Dec
95
22
9
Paciiic
38,500
*86 Va
*13%
4'.
,
14%
300
40%
10,100
4,200
59%
59%
59%
60'A
60%
60 %
95
95
96
96
95
95'
26
25%.
26%,
25%
25 T a
26
27
88
89%
*87'%
As
7%
Electric—
9%
8%
9%
9%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
18%,
*17%
Consolidated
Corp
10
38% Jun
57% Apr
30 % Jan
17
42% Feb
12
63 % Dec
18% Oct
22
26% Jan
2
17% Dec
20
14 Va Dec
30
22 Va May
45% Mar 29
1,600
10
12,800
500
12
18'A
*17 V.
39%
40%
40
40%
40%
41
47%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
48
48%
> 8,100
40 %
4,900
*18
'
39 7
a
40%
116%
117%
20
20%
12',
*20%
20%
119Va
132
132
133
133
4'4
4%
4%
12%
12%
13 Va
12%
13%
10,600
32,800
37
37%.
37 Va
38%
14,300
*40%
42
42
30%
37
♦88
90
*88
90
30
30%
30%
31%
*41
42
37%
*88
31
31
31%
42
42
42
59%
21%
15%
400
2%
2%
2%
2,200
20
*14%
2%
60%,
19
No par
14%
14%
14
15%'
2% Oct
21
4% Jan
24
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
2 %
2%
2%
7 Va Dec
27
12% Jan
2
7%
7%
7'/a
7%,
7%
7%
7%
17% Dec
27
31
Apr 10
30% Dec 31
19 Va
*18%
Penlck As Ford
57
Peninsula^ Telep
Jun
41% Mar 12
39
Jan
7
24% Mar 26
24 Va Jun
21
25% Nov
14
29% Jan
26
11
28% Mar 27
13
23
43% July 11
11
Dec
17
19% Jan
13
21 % Jun
27
31 % Jan
Sep
9
22 Va Sep 20
13
101
Nov
30
23
49% Feb
29
61.30
22
2
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp
30
13% Jan
9
Penn-Texas
26
25% Jan
8
Jun
27
85 Va Mar 13
21
16
July 2
70% July 12
Pennroad Corp (The)
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
28% Dec
35% Dec
23
3
32% Dec
11
18% Oct
24
26% May 18
16 % Oct
21
44 V4 ivluy
45% Nov 20
92
Dec
27
16% Oct
2
Jan
3
Mar
1
3% Nov 26
10
83% Oct
4
19
10
96% Dec
28
2
34% Oct
21
40% May 21
102
Feb
24
14
106
Jan
4
19% Aug 14
76% Nov
87
23
Aug 26
Nov 18
109% Jan
10
94
29% Nov
19
21% Oct
22
11
16
Dec
5
Dec
26
39% Oct
1
Phlla
6
1
12
6.80%
19
4.30%
4.68%
106
3
Jan
Oct
22
53% Dec
23
68% Jan
38% Oct
21
46
Dec
12
16
94% Mar 12
68
Nov
13
i2
Feb
12
91
67% Nov
22
77% Feb
4
12% May 25
86
May
46% Oct
40% Dec
£9
Oct
15% Jan
5
16
Oct
22
13% Jan
3
8
99 % Mar 14
94% Jan
21
96Va Jan
2
1
56% Dec
35% Nov
13
53% Jan
4
3
39 T8 Jun
26
44'A/Jan
3
3
88
M4
6
17
9
59 % Jan
102
Feb
10
7
Jan
70%
May""!
Nov
4
11% Oct
45
21
21 Va Apr
21
44
Oct
preferred
preferred
preferred
May
23
As
Phllco
4%
Reading
Corp common
series
preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes
Inc
15% Oct
22
70% July 12
27 Va Mar 20
Apr
10
82% Dec
31
93
89
Dec
7
100
Apr
82%.Dec
24
32% Feb
13
4
19
29 Va NOV
19
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
Pitts
16% Jun
8
20 % July 27
14% Dec
30
20% May 18
Pittsburgh Forgings Co—
Mar 26
149
Dec
11
163 Va Jan
16
139
Nov
11
150
Jun
140
Dec
21
170
23
134
Jun
25
150
Feb
6
14% Dec
30
31% Jun
21
8
85% Jan
10
13
8"% Sep
6% Dec
23
9
39'/a Dec
14
Dec
30
Oct
23
84% Apr
92% Apr
60
Dec:
24
80% Feb
7
67
Dec
23
85
Jan
23
78
7
23% Nov
19
Dec
28
36% Jan
24
132
35% May 14
Feb
1
71% Nov
19
31
155
8% July 19
37% Jan
4
29% July 25
19
Dec
115
Dec
3
135
441^ Oct
11
22
84
18
$4.80
preferred
Co
7%
Coal Co
convertible
63.50
Dec
Jun
20
Apr 20
Feb
12
20% Sep
3
Plough Inc
6
22% Dec
19
38
7
Plymouth
Nov
14
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
15% Dec
30
32% July 22
11
23% Mar 23
19% Jun
24
23 % Dec
Potomac
117
Jun
53'4 Dec
"
45% Nov
15
55
44% Jun
21
57
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
37% Oct
22
3
35% Mar
28 Va Jun
24
11
31
48
Dec
11
82% Dec
21
85% Dec
26
89% Dec 17
35% Nov 29
32% Jan
103% Feb
104
27
92
Mar 13
81% Oct
23
22
Oct
11
20% Sep
4
19% Sep
26
102% Sep
12
31
26
26% Jan
Nov
5
29
30
26% Mar 1.4
120
July 25
7% Dec
31
10% May
2
63% Dec
27
74
1
22% Jan
3
May
62% Oct
1
29% July 25
3
74% Jan
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
For footnotes see
page 22.
12
33 Va Oct
Dec
21% Dec
Nov
15
22% Dec
108
81
65
4% Oct
64
Mar
20
Oct
42 % Dec
29% Nov
22
l
22
31
14
*49
95
40
Feb
May
*96
3%%
4.32%
4
23% Feb
4
Feb
7
118
9% May 15
72
Aug
5
30% May 22
66% Apr 24
48 Va Jun
7
97
97
14%
14%
3
54%
3Va
55'A
55
57'A
92
•91V.
92
50
41
39%
41
17,900
37%
21%
37%
21%
101 Va
101
90%
♦90
96
96
37%
7,300
21%
800
102%
103
102%
100
6,700
23,500
27%
27 Va
12%
12%
13%
57
57 Va
43 %
43%
74%
75%
75'A
♦73
76
7%
8
*94
98
8%
98
37
37%
52,600
42 Vb
42%
43%
2,600
89 Va
*88 %
14%
14%
15 Va
5,700
54%
55
56 Va
16%
17 Vs
1,400
7,700
16 Vb
16%
84
*82%
85
*81 Va
85
32
71%
71
15
15
15
146
♦135
146
135 %
135 %
♦135%
136
136
136
14%
15 V4
15%
71%
72 Va
6%
6%
6%
14 Va
14%"
61 %
61%
61%
67%
68
68
68
19%
19%
19'/a
19 %
61
125
*115
115
115
X45
46
71
16%
72
73
4,400
7
3,800
26,900
6%
6%
6%
15%
15%
62
19%
•116
62
63%
69
70
19%
19%
19%
*116
120
Pullman
Oil
45%
46%
*70%
74%
19%
19%
20
20 Vb
20 VB
20%
22%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
24 %
7,300
44%
43%
46 Vb
45%
46 %
25,900
9,100
3,500
10,200
15%
16 Vb
17%
17%
17%
23%
23
23%
23 VB
23%
56%,
56%
57
56%
57
57
43
(The)
1
46%
74%
56
Tnc_.
30
120
45
*72
44%
9,800
500
1,400
43
42%
43
43
43 Vb
*42%
57%
43 Va
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30%
30 Va
30%
4,000
13,400
26%
26%',
26%
26 7 j,
26%
26%
26%
27 Vb
1,200
*85%
87'%
87
87
*85%
87
*87
89%
*87
89%
*87
89 Va
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
2
preferred.
500
3;000
73%
72%
22 V,
cum
70
63'A
69
15%
Puget Sound Pow As Lt Co
8,600
16%
45%
10
5
70
16%
72
14%
♦68 Va
2,000
16 Va
22%
com
100
10,000
32%
*135
*135
14%,
6%
14
32%
32
146
♦14%
15%
80
84
*81%
14%
20
90
*82%
22%
Inc
4,200
37%
15%
Industries
200
«
76
53%
20
preferred
6,400
14
19%
preferred
200
58
43%
22%
4.16%
100
96
*87
5
100
25
25
.—100
170
91%
27 Va
36%
22%
-—
140
101
♦42
preferred-—75
—2.50
of Colorado—
9,500
5,600
38%
15%
Co
3,300
3Va
*91'A
*94
75
Gamble—_!
80
97
14%
3
43%
4.20%
Pure
200
14%
7%
48%
preferred
preferred—,
Publicker
<4.75
50%
*49
'
*73
Serv El As Gas, com
79% Mar 19
100
24,200
1
As
6,200
19%
10
Public Serv
24% Feb
39
39%
74%
75
:
38
19%
43
47
Oil Co
50 Va
*55
Public Serv Co of Indiana^—No par
4
Feb
39%,
200
♦34%
12%
1
1
Feb
92
11
38%
92
1
9
29
77
2%
55%
171,000
Electric Power Co„—..10
Procter
Pub
2%,
160
12%
29
27%
JNo par
$1.40 dlv preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30 %
preferred.
100
24% Jun 28
40% July 24
88% Mar 29
71
Dec 31
16
Feb 15
106% Feb
x
May 20
82% Feb
4
10
Sep
50%
.1
Polaroid Corp
poor As Co—
Dec
26% Dec
*49
No par
(The)
16
8
19%
*102JA
146
90
Aqg 10
19 Va
*95
136
40% Apr
31
19%
90'A
136
25
30
19
.54%
96%
'
37%
*135
23
12
DAY
12 V.
*28 Va
37%
♦91
*95
12 V.
29 V.
♦21%
Chic Ry com.100
Dec
21
95'A
11%
*100
Metallurgical Inc—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Jun
21
40 Va
guaranteed preferred—100
Ft Wayne &
Pitts
13
14
38'/a
Pitts
SO
68 Va Oct
95
%
*28 Vb
34
com——10
(conv)
Consolidation
30% Jan
31
91 Va
290
98%
37
convertible preferred—No par
65
Plttston Co
10
55%
91
98%
97%
34
1
Mar 2°
10
81% Dec
Pitts Coke & Chem
2%
2%
54%
4,700
97%
CLOSED
35%
5
Jun
Jan
Oct
49
42'A
42
37%
100
1.25
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
—1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5 %
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia.—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
6% Feb
2478 Feb
64
49
29%
36%
41%
41%
YEAR'S
500
50
*45%
EXCHANGE
NEW
52
50
*33
No par
1
_2
$4
96
96% Apr
19 %
*28%,
2:5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
9
74"
18 T«
11%
100
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
26
Jan
34
*48
STOCK
96%
5
—100
nreferred
Dec
50 Va Nov
37%
11%
100
preferred
3.90%
86
28 Vb July 25
28%
3o '/a
*95
100
100
1
3
Corp—
22% Feb
3
47%
No par
100
—100
com
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
36% Mar 13
91 ;
Feb
3
Mar
13%
50%
No par
common
Phlla
71
3
Co
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
78% Nov 27
Dec
85
13%
50%
28%
No par
61 conv preference
4.40%
preferred
47
July 11
Electric
Fed
1.04% Feb
14
10
64
84 Va
13%
50%
*32%
preferred—
100
corp of Amer
1
Pfeiffer Brewing CO—
5
Pfizer (Chas) As Co Inc common—1
4%
2nd preferred (conv)-.—100
Phelps-Dodge Corp—.
12.50
105% Apr
94% Feb
11
Jan 23
17
85
13%
50%,
14%
63% Jau
17
84%
13%
50%
90", •»
23
93
84%,
13%
50%
14'/a
25
NOV
83 V*
13%
50%
96%,
Feb
92
83
13
14 Va
97
13
14
95%
5% Aug
7
65% July 15
26 Va Mar 14
3%
13%
13%
10
40% Mar 23
3%
13%
95%
12
18,600
126,100
7,100
5,500
11,000
2,800
3%
3%
4%%
27
24 %
13%
Petroleum
7
23%
23%
3%
Pet Milk Co common
2% Dec
112 % Jan
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light As Coke
300
13%
60% Aug
2
98% Mar 26
85% Sep
37% Dec
19
Corp
Light com
26%
2%
33%c
Band
&
*24 Va
12%
3
Peoria As Eastern Ry Co
Glass
Power
100
25 Vb
82 %
No par
1
10
—
26
12%
2%
20% Jun
25
42% Feb
17
Apr
84% Dec
103
9
tVo Mar 13
51% Oct 26
76% Mar
20 Ya Dec
Dec
Oct
25
13% Dec 20
107
64% Jan 23
Dec
45% Feb 25
92
Feb
49% Apr 24
Apr 26
22% Apr 12
37% Feb
35% Dec
54
105
35
22%
26
12
Pepsi-Cola Co—
9
85
19
23
22%
40
11%
7
6
preferred
96%
25
Jan
23
23 Va
11%
29
Jan
22% Jan
96
25
95
Jan
101
35% Feb
26%
100
—100
.10
5
.25
100
106
12
*25
99
6
Sep
€4
26%
99
28
HVaDec 30
*25
99
86% Nov
Mar 29
24%
97%
29
Feb
*22 Va
26Vb
41%
90 % Oct
28
55
24%
♦24 Vb
41%
2
109
*52%
*22 Va
26%
47%
Penn
19
55
24%
*24%
41%
Penna
45% Jan
Nov 29
*52
*23
26%
40%
84% Tulv 1ft
22
100
52%
24%
46 %
30
39% Oct
31
52%
1
46% Dec
3
30%
*24%
No par
12
Dec
52%
31
*23
47%
Dec
21
30%
*51%
1
Penney (J C) Co
12% Oct
48 % Jan
91
♦18%
10
common
Nov
48% Nov 20
6
112% Mar
Corp
18%
30%
25
preferred-
$1.60
17%
30%
25
Oct
40% Jan
17%
30%
25,400
1,200
2,600
25
common—No par
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
75
9
18
27
1
5
2% Dec
Jan
92 % Dec
32% Oct
4
28% May 16
28
May 31
17%
30
25
3.50
11
16% Jun
66% Sep
68
43% Nov 26
21
Jun
28% Jun
23 Va
30% Jan
13
800
19%
3
5,700
8'A
21
Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior preferred
5
37
45% Jan
200
58%
60 T4
19%
14%
60%
18%
—
4,300
*20%
♦14%
59%
19%
Va
59 %•
18%
90
90
25
6'A Mar 12
78% Nov 29
390
41 a
2%
20% Dec 21
Oct
1,960
12%
x59
Rust Proof Co.
Parmelee Transportation
133
4 %
.2.50
No par
Parker
900
22
118%
12 T«
%
*88
preferred
*20 Va
117%'119%
37%
a
36'A
No par
40 V.
40%
22
118V,
4Va
4
4%
1
40 Vb
40%,
20 Va
117
132
132
131
1
40
1,900
14% Jun
Nov 27
100
18'A
18
_100
Paramount Pictures Corp
l
Park At Tilford Distillers Corp
1
11
9
Vb
39 Va
Parke Davis As Co
42% Dec
89%
8
9%
*11
50
18
Pipe Line—
Common
11
7
7%
9%
12
700
7,400
39%
No par
No par
Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
4%
7%
7%
0 %
*87%
lo
25
Mills
Tin
7%
7%
*87%
11%
1
Telep As Teleg common—100
preferred—
-100
6%
Pacific
%
89'% '
24% Jun
37
50
88
38%
,
88%
Pacific
May 17
86% Jun
24
490
2,400
21%
25
Panhandle East
36
23,800
40%,
•
97
5
preferred
7
Jun
Inc
common
Pacific Finance Corp
142% July 16
4
n
14 %
t
,
25 7 a
No par
Fisheries
Amer
26% Jan
9
87
40
-1*300
f
8%.
21%
22 %
39
•
66%
41 %
66-
T
41%
*13%
65,000
40%
96
,
7%
•
:> •
40%
39%,
*95
100
15
common
Pacific Coast Co
2
21
Mar
67:-
21%
'
14%
X38%
Pacific Cement As Aggregates Inc—5
NOV
21% Mar 20
;
96
7%
87
14%
39 %
58 U
.6.25
Oct
16% Jan 27
87
13%
7
9
'<}
87
"
38%
8
152% Feb
*65
22
15
19
10% Sep 26
27% Sep 26
100
4,500
26%.
39%
39%
95
7%
66
41
Jan
43% Oct 22
33% Sep 25
65
21%
96
16
65
40 %
18
Nov
2
26%
95
CLOSED
21 Ta
No par
cumul preferred
33 % Jan
3% Oct
27
39
;STOCK
EXCHANGE
7%,
40%
Nov
8% Dec 23
7%
21%
85
.4%
17
23
--
91
26%
X39%
—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
2
Jan
12 % Jan
*88%
'
94
13
.
17 Va
"
Jan
Nov~27
8
27
39
Oxford Paper Co
65 preferred
4
91
26%
38%
Maris
Aug 27
91
*88%
93
1
Fiberglas Corp-*—1
40
40% Jan
♦88 Va
*17
17
6.25
;
—.
Corp* (The)
28%
23 % Jun
40%
17%
17
7%
43
27% Nov 29
*17
3-1,700
4,900
30%
39%
94%
104
9
98
29%
41
38%
13
6% Dec 28
*95
29%
7
16% Oct
26
97
28%
40 %
94
12
30% Nov 29
50
•10
160
100%
41%
37%
Nov
35% Nov 29
*94%
*97%
29%
100
Corp
—
16% July 15
35% Nov
17% Jan 22
122% Sep 28
98
98% y
28%
1
Nov
2
*95%
98%
*84%
*40%
lOo
86
10
99%
3,800
51%
96 V. '■96%
85
94 Va
85
*84
30c
Elevator——
31% Oct 31
29
91
26%
5
30
10
Dec
♦88%
24
io
Dec
17
9
51% May
17% Jan 22
128
"
102% Jan
Nov 30
Oct
41
18
27
23% Feb
29%
7.50
Gas.
84
51%
51%
94%
94
*
22
13% Dec
July 5
July 11
84
6
35
9% Jan
Mar 26
17
95 Va
28 V
51
51%
*97%
98
40%
17
51
*93',4
'84
-100
series.:
Common
11
73
95% July 23
59
Nov 20
93%
85
*93
20
Conv preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp common
4Va% convertible preferred
July 11
18% Oct 21
77'
_100
com._ 10
,
4.24%
'
07%
No par
.
Natural
*84
.100
preferred
Oklahoma
51%
♦93
100
Co
Preferred
50%
10Q
Oklahoma Gas As Elec Co
97
28'A Mar
12
common.
Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp—
62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan
107% Jan'
80% Dec 31
99% Mar 25
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
26
29% July 16
105
Oct
103VaMar
Co
preferred
preferred
preferredpreferred
3.90%
10
•
Edison
4.40%
29
Jan
4
34% Jan
33% Feb
89
47% Apr
33% Jan
f
52% May
101% Mar 18
109 % Feb
92% Dec 31
;
Jun
92%
Va
87%
87%
160
38%
4,100
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
73
74%
75
75
*73%
74 Va
*73%
75
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
*21%
22%
*21%
*100
.
,
5%
116
57 «
*109
23
117%
37
23'A
*22 Va
23%
22
22
•21%
22 Va
*108
116
5%
5%
5%
120
93%
89%
93%
♦87
*110
6 Vs
5%
100
1,800
10
117 Va
6%
20,800
67%
66%
67 %
*66%
*66%
67%
410
67
67%
No par
-10
26%
27 Va
26%
27
27 VA
27%
27%
27%
43
42%
43'A
43 %
43%
44
45%
No par
42%
30%
29%
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
31 Va
5
29%
3,700
7,800
31,400
,
4
19
The Commercial and
20
Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 6,. 1958
.
.
.
(60)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
Sales for
Q
31
130
7
Feb 20
35% Mar
Ha; 28
Nov 21
153
33% Apr
19% Deo 26
,
39% Sep 13
138% Dec 30
2
33% Jan
123% Aug 13
"
7
23% Oct
29% Jan
Oct
22
40
May 13
64% J tin 24
19
22
78
Jan
R
13% Nov 23
70% Nov 27
87 % Feb
27
50% Mar 22
15 Va Dec
23
59% Apr
48% Feb 11
12
23
July 19
13
iy'/2 Aitti
37% May
22 Va Dec
11
Jan
24
44% Jan
30% Nov
18
33% Nov 23
37% Apr
25
Dec
20
36
33% Jan
'4
40
Oct
29
80% Jan
11
10
2
Jan
4%
,v
31
35
16% Dec
30
41% Apr 12
31 &Jan,12
Real Silk
11
5
5% Dec
31
12% Jan (■ 8
Reeves
Jan
15
Reed
i
Hosiery Mills
49%
V*49Va
14 %
15%
14%
21%
%;
23
:
26
5-
lo%
6%
6
Nov
27
27
18% Mar 14
18% Jan
3
Jan
18
30% Apr
64 Vb Apr
88% July 19
51
30
52
4
Reliance
Feb
87/b Jan
16
4% Dec
15 % Jan
10
•9
Oct
22
60% Dec
17
37
Dec
18
Apr
24
10
21% De c 18
21
Mar 12
42"% Feb
13
45.
34% Dec 31
28% Dec
14*
10% July 26
13
85
9% Feb
Aug
27
49% Mar 19
49
Oct
Apr
Sep
5
21%
227a
21%
Revlon
Inc
1
24 Vb
247u
Rexall
Drug
30
65 % May 16
Reynolds
46 % Mar 29
66 % Dec
4%%
Common
91
Dec
21
17% Dec
5
23
21% Jan
18
3% Apr
33% Jan
4
Rlegel
84% Apr
31% Nov 29
42 % Aug
18% Jun
23% Jan
29
25
10
28% Jun
27% Dec
; 87
Feb
610
•
Apr
105'
Jan
18~
Feb
26% Aug 19
22
Oct 21
81% Nov
32
8% Dec
23
13% Jan
37% Dec
19
60% Jun
17% Dec
30.
40% May 16
28
26
35
Ronson
10
38% Apr
9
5
Feb
Nov
Aircraft
Ruberoid Co
25
(The)—
Nov
7% Oct 24
13% Apr 26
28
15% Jun
11
Ruppert
(Jacob)
26% Dec
4
Safeway
Stores
•
.18%
17'%
.
400
7.8,200
23- 'ft:
"
3217a"
2174
38 7
18%
197'a
307 b
307b !. 3074 4
-
;
4,700
a
.
9,800
.
31%
.
-8,000
8 7a
87 a
.
500
51,000
20! b
31
.
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4,200
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'
9%
38.!
1971
;
1,650
;
f
217-1'-
387a-
a
87a
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;
.'. --••■
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9%
b
3874
2,100
8,900
23%":!"
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9%
^
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92
••
22%
•
1
322
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22 74:
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'24'
318
-
92
7b
187 b.
.
100
29%
287a'•
2874
23"4
397 b
.
8,300
-
29%
'•:*
8%
874
8,600
47-i
2374
9 7
3,900
217-1
•237-1
'
474'
2874
22
46,500
a
>?■;:
30
227 a
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30%;
307a'
874
7%
207
18
;
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597 b
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38%
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39
27,0b J
117a'
2
5974
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20%
30%'
3 <0
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v
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21%
38 %•
20 Guilders
1
1
5
10'J
9574
4V4
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22
1,400
78%
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315
21%
13,200
84;:
59a a
4
4
91
22
9
23% Nov 20
•
—-—
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4%
315
22%
647a
.
V!
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50,900
>
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•
2
l'fa
5874
307%
•
35
9574
•
107b
2
K
6,100.
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-
'
95%
7,000
35,000
42 74
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647 b'
79
:
957-4
•
*41%
84
*75 •';-
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'
34
64%
29
22%
Corp—
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp.;
6474
:••
21%
91:
1
5
8%
347a
28-72.' '287%
7- 22% 22%
•
315%
Corp——
Rome Cable Corp
2
31
87% Feb
Dec 28
Rohr
297a
874
10%
#27
22%
307
287s
874
23
•
*88
28%
8Va
2074
28%
20
277b
197 a
28%%
i_100
preferred series A
4%
/
24
227a
•
'.22%
5
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co—
Rohm & Haas Co common
'
;•
28%
23%
23%
4
1,100
33,700
23-1.1
5974,
*23--,
9,200
97b
42:%
41
*
v.
20,500
574
57b
97 b
9%
417b
,18% -.*19%
•r
22
21%
*26 %
preferred—
—25
Gas & El Corp—No par
4
197s
4
zm
50
V
-
*9 7 b
42:
-
58%
...
23%
4
conv
Rochester
July 24
JanTI
17%
44% Dec
5
Antelope Copper Mines—
5%%
33% May 21
19% Qct 22
207b Dec 31
13
—_1
%
18
57 b
,100-
187 a
40%
957b
1%
58 %
23%
10
171
41%
10*.*
•
1%
No par
-
*52 %
17%
33%
,-•*94%
10%
10
53%
237 a
78
•
100
1,600
217b
54
21 %
167 b
84.
%
-.78
1,300
13 ^ a
3374
32
*52 7b
•
9,800
;
•
*207b
65
*75
.
•;•••
93%
56%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
8
29
Corp
94%
5s
Paper
Roan
8
July 19
423 Va May
96
May
4
Oil
79 V
•
*207b:
41%
6474.
•
84
1
Co
Trust
Selection
Corp
f."! Ritter Company
31% July 24
Va Dec 24
285
Manufacturing
:
*13 7 a
31%
33%
:
64%
63%
*77%
100
series—-
Richfield
44Va July 17
29% Mar 5
23
4.50%
Rheem
6
7V8 Apr
series
Preferred
36 Va July 16
To"
35% Nov 29
89
36 %
Dec
28
2
16
31% Dec
81% May 28
27 % May
20% Dec 23
6
37% Apr 26
9
19
Nov 28
80
30
18% Dec 23
19% Jan
2
1
Oct 21
,
362% Dec
90
56% Dec
5
15
28% Apr 13
35
Apr 12
30% Aug
2
81% Jun 26
Dec
10
3.60%
13%
317 b
67b
# 874
"VT41V-*
*75
10
Preferred
*13 7 b
'
41
100
;
.
Rhodesian
Aug
4
1
11
37% M'arlS
56% Jan~23
:
82% Jan
105% Jan
v
■
16
72% rfun 24
871/4 Jun 24
3%
:267b
337-1
407b
—10
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
5
73% Sep. 19
22
89'
Max: 4
6
68Va Jun
32%
•
.
V87b
8 %
8%
-2.50
common—.—1
50
Co
Metals Co
pfd series A
3%
r
1874
37b
23
24%
1
37b
4,100
187a
>
200
% 1,600
-
7' 671
57a
Revere Copper & Brass
26
89% Jan
38%
4
37
674
40%
'
2671
*33
37
-
;%974!
39. V
267-1
-
5,000
v
tt
34
*3274
18 7b
167a
9%
40.••
247a
.237 b
.
26% 7':
;
6
52 %
juiy: 19
July 11
10% Jan" 4
1% Oct 21
•1
Apr
70
26
12
I
32%
18
20%
;
16
5%
47a
9
DAY ',;v j
73174
52V
16%
23%
*33
13%
20%
.
•53;;
16
40
52% July 22
7
57% May
1
70
1
25
59% Jan
2
21%
*20%
*52
39
32% Dec
3
41% Dec
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
'Republic Steel Corp
13% Apr
7% Oct 22
'
45% Feb
series.:
227b
30,800
3%
.
307b
,
27,200
67%
•13*r
31
r—'i
37
>.
;T:Tr3% •
3% :
13%
30%
5
100
1
50c
10
10
common
.
'13%
39% Nov 12
27
85% Dec
Co
'
5
Republic Aviation Corp
6
6
18
10
8% May
3
27
5
Mfg
pfd 3Va%
Conv
I
32% Jan
Oct 10
13
43% Jan
Nov
11V* Dec
,
Mar 29
62
45
8
'3%
10
10
Stores
July 31
10
20% Dec 24
Dec 10
18
Reliable
Corp.
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
15% July
13 Va Dec
30 Va Dec
'
6% Feb 28
3% Dec 31
10
10% Mar 14
Jan
16 %
227 b
26%
NEW YEAR'S
18%
57b
:
157b
227b
23%
CLOSED ■$';;
v
17 %
17%
6 *
300
lo%
217 b
EXCHANGE
23 %
*33 V
37
*33
>3,000
497-4
*49
497b
aoo
'
32 7b
22
.
-267b
-'■
17 '/a
lO
STOCK
31%
26%
-
40,100
31%
6974
17 ta
>
'
lo
22.7b
>
32%
%
317 b
6974;t
17%
*48 7b
.49%,
21%
237a
20%
*31
317b'.
7074
177 b
17%
*48%
Reis
15
.17%
17%
:
•.
30747
•70,72
17%
50c
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
*70%
•
80
2,000
247b
24%
7074
30%.
297b-;
t
,
•70%
No par
*
Inc
30
29%
50
50
Roller Bit Co
Bros
.23%
23%
.23 "a
2,000
138
*136
24%
24
39
38%
39%
138%
39
138 %
138
138
a
%0'i*
5
50
1
preferred
noncum 2nd
Dec
■
„
4% noncum 1st preferred
30% Apr
26
11% Dec
Rayonicr Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
34 Va Jan
39
37% Sep
7
11
23% Aug 13
4
16% Mar 18
14
81 % Feb
1
Ranco Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
.
23%
No par
No par
5
No par
$3.50 1st preierred
6
'
138!
Shares
Jan. 3
.
Radio Corp of America cum
24
34% Jan
i Dec
14
44% Aug
88% Nov 29
21% Aug
59 % Jun
Mar 22
17
20 % July 11
4
13% Jan
14
137%
39 V
39
39%
39
Quaker Oats Co (The) common„_5
6% preierred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
the Week
Friday
Jan.
Jan. .1
Dec. 3L
Dec. 30
Par
EXCHANGE
.Highest
Lowest
Highest
.-■»
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
1957
Range for Year
£o»r 1956
Lowest
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Biittt for Previous
2,70b
:
8
80
Nov
:
97% Feb
30
13
38 V* Dec
5
52
82% Jan
16
Dec
155
Feb
112
69% Dec
i Nov
155
Jan
40% Feb
5
215
8
18
Oct
i
22% Mar
May 28
13
May 23
Mar 22
4*/t
July 17
46 Va Mar
6
St Joseph
2
St Joseph Light & Power
26% Jan
11
74% Feb
5
Oct
2
304
205
JaQ
48% Jan
3
22
Oct
30
96
Feb
6
17% Oct
11
23% Jan
29
29% Oct
1U% Oct
9
39% May
22
11% Dec 24
16
22
,
2
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
31% Oct
21
37% Nov
27
29
Sep
25
36
Nov
Dec
30
22% May 29
Nov
4
57% Nov 29
75% Mar
52
77% Dec
95
71% Oct 21
Jaii
12
33% Dec
21
40'A Apr
78
Dec
28
89% Mar
35
Dec
28
44% May
16 % Nov
,
.Oct
8b
105 % Apr
Dec
•0
22
64 Va Jun
Mar
102
7
-
Scott
Paper
$3.40
t
$4
Co
preferred
May
1
15% Oct 23
18
Dec
13
Sep
19
Seaboard
16% Jan
24
7
3
24 Vb Oct
8% DC
19
22% NOV 19
29 % May 22
Oil
& Co
Roebuck
22
15% Jan
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
9
Servel Inc common..;
29
7% Apr
27
2% Aug
12
63
Mar 15
42% Jan
7
23% Nov
50
Apr
59%
Dec~17
8% Oct 22
5% July
76% July 15
26% Jan
preferred
$4.50
2
Industries Inc
Shahmoon
•2% Jan
10
03
19
29% Jun
10
13% Dec
23
21% Apr
30
Sheller
6
9% Oct
22
17% Jan
25
Sheraton
35% Mar 26
19% Dec
~17
12'/a Api
ii
Shell
Steel
&
(Frank
Oil
787b
94
G)-
Co
29
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Apr
Nov
26
55% Jan
4
88
5
15% Jan
23
72% May
8
52% Jan
24
73
Dec
17
16% Nov
29
32% Jan
12
33 % Dec
30
49
17
-
,
Dec
45% Dec 23
"49
Nov 14
28
Dec
30
49% Jan
17
21%.
21%
*77%',
2174
177 b
17%
577 b
56%
8%
8%
23%
2474
25
,-*11
8%
%>
Skelly
36% Sep
Smith
23
23% Oct
2
12
20% Jan
11
53% Oct
22
70% Dec
5
49 y4 Sep
,
64 %
May 10
45 Va Dec
23
24
July 10
Oil
2474
257b
257a.
117 a
H7b
400
4%
47b
47b
47b
47a
48,800
687b
69%
68%
290
97b
974
9%
8.100
4%
*65
28
27%
25
i
68
'
21%
22 7b
3374
34
51
51
No par
:
23
52
537b
1,400
487b
48 !b
487-1
32,200
53
537a
537b
53 74
2,300
30 7b
5,100
1774
8,900
28
28%
28 !b
29
2874
29
29
Inc
-5
15
15%
15 7e
157a
157 b
17
17
Co Inc.
5
French Labs__33%c
14
14 7b
14
147 b
14%
15
15 %
15 Vb
Kline
'*65%
667b
65%
'657 a
6574
6674
6674
6674
1,000
15
45%
467b
46%
47%
4774
4874
477 a
4374
28,200
16
16
&
Mobil Oil Co Inc
•;
"
2174
23
54 Va
July 27
23
Mar 16
29
Jan
31
33 Va Apr
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
44% Nov
Sep
44% Sep
20% Jan
10
18
25% Oct
22
31
29% Dec 23
2
51% Jun
13
25% Dec
26
Southern
33
26
46% Jan
28% Dec
11
45% Jan
8
1
16 Va Nov
27
19% Feb
4
26
91% Jan
4
76% O^t
4
4
38
May 28
July 19
Ian
6% Sep
17
4
12% Dec
31
2 78 xJ
^1
81
Jan
10
17
34% Dec 31
18 Vb Jan
6% Jan
10
7
Dec
12
63 % Aug
17
40
3
65
Jan
28
€7% Jun
25
73% Jan
18
61
Jul}
8
95 Va Nov
30
103% Mar
45% Apr 25
79% Nov 13
94% Jan
9
46% Nov
1
24% Mar 20
11% Dec
30
19% Jan
14
29 VB Apr
2
17% Dec
30
26% July 15
July 17
82% Nov
4
21% Nov 29
♦6% Dec
31
105
.1% Dec
19
16'/a Jan
*<v% Dec
2P
83%
6
Oct
1
For footnotes
Tar
31V3 Dec
see
paee
Jan
8% Dec
1*"
7
22
60
Nov
19% Dec
327b
July 17
58% Mar 23
21
32%»
49 V4
20% JUD
ao
x49 7b
98 Va Jan
15
South'n
Pacific
Southern
5%
Natural
Mobile
Co
&
stk
tr
33 y4
11
Spiegei
7
$i.50
24
35% Jun
11
Inc
common
preferred
Sanare D Co._J—
50%
25 74
74
287a
33
34
3374
347 a
13,700
2 17b
357b
35 74
367a
42,100
347 b
16%
80
77
77
34
3474
2
2
No par
-_5
7b
*43
51V4
*88
11%
2%
89
187b
84
84%
8%
62
-1974"
20%
'
.
.
187b
18 7
857b
900
2%
6,900
274
*43
5474
*88
127b
127b
47
90
•
1874
867b
867b
7
9ye
974
97b
*61%
627b
62%
63
21 Vb
2174
,r„
89,100
1974
857b
627b
-21%
9,100
1274
197b
a
6,100
557a
9y8
9
62 Va.
-21-.4
1274
90
85 V4
.
127b
2%
12 7b
i 18
*847b
.•
3,600
5474
*88
1274
.
347b
47
#43
53 74
89
20
3374
137 b
*2 7 b
■
4,200
80
347b
*12 7b
-
22,900
'
34
53
800
1674
*77
80
12
9 7b
62%
47
7,700
.'
32
167e
16%
167b
27b
*
*88
12 Va
17%
r
2%
*43
517b
3174
317b
307b
*77
1274
e
51 Va
47
18,400
50%
307b
12 7
300
a
28
167b
t
35 7
25
30
*76
*32
287 a
;'33%
100
337 b
5074
16%
25
3,600
2574
34%
50c
2% Apr
2,800
2874
307b
Sperry
12% Jan
100
2671
25
16%
100
1
11
487a
267-1
,
497b
297 b
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
11
•
20
12%
common
48 %
27
4974
32
1274
Corp
4974
337b
28 >
No par
Public Service Co
preferred
21%
257b
2874
49%
257b
Spalding (A Gl & Bros Inc
1
Sparton Corp
__*
2.50
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
_No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
Rand
21i:.
*32
33%
287b
34
$4.50
17,600
217b
267b
3372
ctfs
preferred
11.000
77a
257b
*32
49%
33%
4.20%
49
257b
25%.
1
Southwestern
177b
6%
—
2174
317b
preferred
Ohio
167 b
67a
*46%
.
No par
(Dell
Railway common
non-cum
16 7 b
2074
-7
7.60
Gas Co
4,700
"
25
49% May 16
26
Edison
(The)
V
67b
167a
v,
*46%
2674
*28
6
28 Va
California
Southern Co
49
257 b
5
1
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
25
preferred
*46'%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
29
Dec
50
5
25
Sugar com
May 27
17% Dec
84
Rico
Porto
32
38% Oct
N)V
Co
preferred-
Southern
3,300
47
2174
11
2,700
507b
2174
21
.;;;
507-1
South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50
Nov
*52
4,100
14%
53
2
19 % Jan
34%
467a
23% May
45
25.
34
457b
2
8 %
247b
34
49%
18% Jan
25
147a
24
3374
.
8,000
11.000
52%
12
35% Jan
14%
24
25,100
;
'
17% Jan
30
107 b
33:,4
6%
17
167b
107 b
47
67a
40% Jan
1974
15%
101/4
53
167b
12
19%
16
10
457b
6%
Dec
197a
147a
5
25
10
16 74
33
197b
107 a
517t
No par
1
5%
6674
Corp
(AO)
South
65
23 7b
•-':
1
11
6774
V
337 b
Amer Gold & Platinum
13
3,100
8,700
67
'
•
.
Aircraft
39% Jan
3,000
18,900
974
1974
'
South
51 % Feb
••
29"
974
147a
197b
Solar
21
281
2774
97b
68 a.1
677 a
•
6
14
287b
2174
97 b
147 b
677
10% Jud
Nov
287a
26
97 b-
8%
22
24 Va Oct
28
'
8%
25
43
9
25 7 i,
27%'
26
6% Oct
15
677b
-
51,500
'
15% Sep
35% Nov
>;:■
9%
24
21
*2374
677b
8%
87b.
12% Jan
20
1,600
24
6
Dec
7,100
4.000
1174
13
45
87b
,
13,500
974
257b
Dec
24% Jun
56-:
97 b
24
18% Jun
20% July 31
53% Jan 16
18
557a
974
35,600
.
1174
9%
Co——
Smith-Douglass
Socony
17%
57
•
11%
65% July 15
21% Jan 18
20
18
:,v
20
23 7-1
8%
13'b
Corp
Smith-Corona
Smith
7,700
79%
227b
1174
97a
—-
*77%
257 b
x9r,a
Sinclair
160
24:,a
787b
1774
'
27
24
2574
19%
Simmonds Saw & Steel
80% May 27
:
67
66
4,300
94
4%
117-1
474
v,
23%
■
100
■
787a
5674
.24
v ■:
13%
8
Oil
8%n
58%
227a
,18
23%
2574
a
14,200
.
17,200
5774
*92
2274
57%
251
)
i"*7G7a
94
217b
:
-
35
*767a
v
10,700
127»
,
797 b
217a
17%
58
*92
7974
217u
>
*777-i
■::v"
217a
77:74
13%
6
5774
•
•
,-;•
77%
1974
of America
Co
Simmons
T
94
1
50c
1
1
Jan
89
78
ordinary—1—
scares
Corp
58.7 b
78%
21
5
5
Corp
Mfg
68 V2 Jun
Nov
14% Oct 2i
14
York
New
57%
..
1,000
'
12%
137b
127b
4 357 a
35
*3474
35
*34
■
21' it
Shell Transp & Tr—
Mar 19
18% Nov 29
■'''
:
.35
*92
v"
56 71
.—3
1
1
No par
2.50
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
May 21
33%
58%.'
87 b
Shattuck
8
^47a
787 b
257 a
Sharon
Dec
19%
58
*92
800
14 !b
197b
11%;,%12%
1
Shamrock
9
Nov
25
1474
19%
35
No par
7.50
1
2
9
13%
-
11%
No par
Oct
10% Sep
11% May
100 Va Aug
137b
19
3574
'i
160
5,200
;
%:;•::
31
19 7a,
34%,'
7
*33 %
,
137a
•
I
35 V
Gas
33
58% Jan
18% Dec
14
34:7.1
18 7 a
37,400
20%':
20%
v
20%
34
,
170
289 74
*18574 210.
28 1 1
2774
*91
; 93
,
207a*
34
3474
•
137 b
v
.
11
Corp—
Oil
19
23
7% Mar 12
64
NOV 13
25
Jan~20~
8% Dec
34 7 b
93
*91
•%
207a
'
■--••
1
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears
21% Feb
197 a
34
1
7
1
a
•"•
*34
20
—
29% Jan
3% Dec 27
43% Nov 26
13%
18'
25
Co
22
8 % Oct
13%
100
Corp
Seagrave
33-1
No par
Seaboard Finance Co
82
36% Jan
92
•■
19%*'
19%
.,
300
700
55
*52.
■■',
27%
2674:
DAY % \
,
*280
28974
' 210
,
'
No par
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
23% Jun
92 %
91
x.O%
,
*185
.
.
I.I744T '43,100
1174
v
840'
23,500
•24 -X
24
1174,
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*280
NEW YEAR'S
210
24
v. io7b
v
.
2o%'
34
.
24%
237a
237a
24
.-.V
-
;
285
*185%
'
&
-
52%
52
285
30
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
4
13
26
v
a
197 b
1
-
Jan
53% Nov
210
a
91
>
No par
83
2
25 7
-1.40
common
36
33% Jan
2891
*18574
-
preferred
7
19
52
1
23
28
39%
10
10
—_5
Schick Inc
Dec
26
19
.CLOSED
:
Jan
29
15
:'v:
289
preferred
Dec
19% Feb
12% Jun
:
Corp
convertible
75
70% Nov
Dec~20~
52
100
100
ft
100
Corp__..
Schenley Industries lnc__
5%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Arms
Sobering
7a
X%10%4 l'M%
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage
24
10:'it
Diego Gas & Electric Co
20
21
Dec
San
-
*24','
24
preferred-
noncum
22%
10'a
26.400
*;
ion
*163
2274
22 *5 it
24
St Regis Paper Co common
'1st pfd 4.40% series A
7
Mar
-
5%
22
•
2J%
8574'
}
857a
170
*163
170
23
25na
84%
£6
•
*162
168
'"■25-•"'•:
25%
24%
-84
85%
84
♦160
No par
No par
100
L San F Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
21
,
52% Oct 25
13
14
86
'
28%
.
Lead Co
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
15
11
19
St
:
2
23% Oct
85
7
10
100
10
preierred
conv preferred
24 "t
247b
1.66%
common
4.30%
25 "a Dec
.
9
Feb
190
23% Aug 22
37 Va Mar 29
19
12% Jun
Feb
176
30
50 % Dec
235
2
i Sep
105
12
17
29% Jan
13
17
60% July 31
9
Dec
18
Aug
311
Dec
21% Oct 24
10% Dec 10
91% Mar 23
7
18% Jan
•3
Jan
33
3
.
22
Mar 19
25% Aug 31
84% Dec / 3
835
137
17
93
July 2
Feb 14
78
3
2174 ..,217b
.
9%
-
>
220
13,100
200
8,000
.
Volume
Number 5705
187
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(61)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
36% Oct
44 %
2
May 14
12% Jan
28
26
6
71
*
2
Oct
5% Nov
Standard Brands
42?aMay 9
82 % Feb 13
23
4
9% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
,
►
37% Jan
91% Jan
77% Ncv 30
6% Dec
Lowest
$3.50
'
Pat
40%
No par
Products
Coil
Co
Inc
Tuesday
Shares
Jan. 3
40%
417b
41
417b
787b
787 b
7874
7874
630
67a
07b
07i
12,200
6
57b
6
Sales tor
the Week
Friday
Jan. 2
79
*78
78%
5%
1
Thnraday
.
Jan. 1
41
40%
41
78
1
Wednesday
Dec. 31
Dec. 80
No par
com
preferred
Standard
11
Inc
SALE PRICKS
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Year 1957
6
3,200
Standard Gas Sz Electric Co—-
2% Oct
43% Nov
29
58% May
48 Vis Jan
23
65
497b Jan
31'
62% Apr
3 %
12
23
9
47% Nov
40% Oct
84% Oct
30
100 % Mar 23
28
68,% July
t 62% Jun
22
94
9% Nov 27
33% Nov
4
15% Aug
17% Jan
12% May 29
13 % Nov
21
•
43% Jan 23
51 % Jan
11% Dec
2
3
11% Dec
367
31
a
8
Oil
of
New
Jersey
of
Ohio
common
13
Standard
v
83% July 12
10% Nov 21
13% Jan:
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
35 %
4
'
25
31% Nov .-'7
25% Nov 28
2
27% Dec
17
July 15 75 Sterling Drug Inc
i
23% July 15
Stevens fJ P) <te Co Inc
41% Apr 23 .*•' Stewart-Warner Corp^
16 7a Dec
31
21% Jan
4
15% Dec
31
18% May 35
Sr.ix
17% Dec
11
22% Aug
6
20% Jan 26
10% Dec
31
19%'May 21
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
1 TV* Nov ;27
15%'NOV^! 7
18 % Mar > 5
•
Fuller
Co
31
33% Oct
22
50 '
22% Feb
29%. Aug 24
18% Dec
31
29 % Apr
2% Dec
30
Sunbeam. Corp
9
Feb
32
10% Feb
Oct-19
29
60
Aug
~15%
8
Mario
11
Dec
27
3 6% Jan
78
Dec
26
Feb
67%
Nov
20
6
Dec
42% Oct 21
15% Dee
13% May 28
101% Jun
Dec '28
89
70% Jan
31
22% Jan
Nov
9
-
7
27
82
23
•
30% July 31
'26% Jan
22% Nov". 7
Mar 22
26
1 Nov
9
940'
Dec
1,30a
2
4
6% Dec
Jan
1,210
'i'ool
i
6674
11
11
29%
2f>%
297b
*39
6874
11
3074
DAY
30%
30%
11,300
1774
177u
18%
13,700
2974
30
3074
5,700
16
16
157b
16
157b
15%
15%
157o
1,100
10%
10%
10%
10%
107 b
10%
107b
11
16
1574
19%
1874
2%
*15%
44
441/2
5
15%
2%,
15^
9
v""
-
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
" Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co of America (The)
50% July 26
26%
Nov
13
42% Jan
10
Swift
9
55% May 10
29 % Dec
30
46% Jan
9
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
99
72
89
May
8 "
14
Apr
9
$4 preferred'
;
Symington GoOld Corp
Dec
31
9
12% Dec
14
6% Dec
24
May 28
217/« Nov
26
18 % Feb
6
'
79%
227a
5,^u0
3%
125,000
2,000
37b.
447b
157a
97b
9Va
797a
447b
447b
15%
■
107b
5,500
9%
97b
*777b
797b
09
087b
68%
4 300
217b
5
4.16%
19%
687b
<20 7 b
?£. '
•
;
21
21%
36,400
23 74
7,300
.
.
"•)'
23
32
31%
,9,700
73
75
7
i
v..
i
—
32
737b
-
.
*73
1705
1670
:
v
1
7
674
"
2274
32
=-V
■
6%
7
t\
1670
1700
31
31%
25
29'
26
72%
10c
27% Jan
Deo
22 74
a
3%
■
13
8% Feb
22 7
*77 7b
2
7374
81
1,100
3,3C0
157b
797b
7374
&
153b
3874
43%
9%
*77%
157a
377a
2Ta
1574
9%
9,500
16
20
4,
44 7t
15%
•
;
377a
*1574
;
2%
44%
>
9a,,
30%
377b
197b
2%
A
Ov-"V
377b
19%
\
157 b
37
v
3074
\
•'
3174
Dec
1,000
177b
23
Feb
2,900
1174
29
31%
38
087a
*107«
177b \;J.'
227b
42
0874
1174
29 >b
.
31%
72%
2,000
July 15
43% Jun 17 !
(>834
177b
207b
2.
300
087b
69
.8
;
28
687 b
15% Aug
8,100
4,900
127 b
147b
01%
7
17%
207a
30
127 b
147 a
*59 '*
"
28%
69
.
:
17
.
29
03
•
28 %
20%
22%
Oil
7b
147b
'
-
*10%'
NEW YEAR'S
68%
Slin
3:
12
147b
CLOSED
20
22'%
31 %
Jun
27
7
12
V
EXCHANGE
147b
01
29% May 3 6
' Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
24%' Apr 11•• 4% %-preferred-scries A
1
38% Jan 18
5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
30
Mar 20
74
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
Dec
May
STOCK
12
137 a
82
19%
9
117 b
!
66%
preferred!
27% Nov
.
1,300
26
•
7
July
397b
10%
1
52% Mar 16
•
377b
37%
j.
27 % Feb
29
37
1
13
35% Nov
21
10% Mar
65% Oct
36
59
14
59
1
$4.50 series A
357 b
30'
28% Oct 22
Feb
78
14
22,800
37
.
Mach
12%
*77%
','20% July 26
39
19
Stmdstrnnd
117 b
66%
No par
Studebaker-Packard Corp
17 1
11%
I-'-
Broadcasting Co—
Storer
10%
No par
Co———1—1—No par
6
28
Dec
61a Dec
,
6
34% Nov
66
24 7
A-
10%
—1
Stone Si Webster
8% Apr 11
57% July 28 t
7
18% Nov
10,800
93
3574
12
13%
50 74
437b
*88
5
Suh Chemical Corp common
5%
11%
49%
437a
92
9%
34%
*57%
>
20
37% Dec
8
34%
15
._
1
31 l/n May 28
May
10
50
43 3 4
437b
*88
5
J
5%'prior'profcrcnec
'
'
9%
497b
94
5
25% Feb 15
16% Dec 19
3
&
447 b
1
27% Mar 12
Baer
50 3 a
41
*887b
38 %
lo
'.
39 % Apr
14
497b
41
No par
30% Oct 7 1
20% Sep
49%
09,700
128,300
48%
1
Stauffer- Chemical Co
Jan
33,000
377 b
40%
*87%
5
;
•
Aug 15
'
407 b
3674
1
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
12
15
28
23
2,300
457b
3674
10
18% May 27 v. Stanley Warner Corp
85% 'May 21'%- Starrett Co (The> L S
57% Dec
54% Nov
4
-
•
47
36
7
Convertible preferred
3
3
457b*
36
10
com
3%
467b
357 b
,
100
series A
Packaging Corp
*3
457b
367 8
45%
-
—25
3% r'a 'preferred
3
.
4574
35%
,6.25
Standard Oil
•
Dec 13-.'*".
18% July
13% Oct 22
-Standard
5
3
3
2%
California
of
Standard Oil of Indiana
10'-'
Mar
distribution
Ex
Standard Oil
81
19
13% Dec
65% Dec
May 22
59% July 16 1
62% Jan .-,4; •
-
13
55% May 15
May 28
50
88% Dec
22
43% Feb
35% Dec
4
1 Aug 1
77b
1010
1,000
1,000
77b
774
1680
1650
*227b
14.500
410
1050
'
31
32
32
*19 7b
3274
'
3274
20*
*19 7b
20
4,100
33
:
1974
*19%
■
'
100
25
28%
19%
29%
2974
29%
29%
307a
30 7
32
16,000
7.50
29%
29%
291%
307b
32 7
33%
34%
19,600
76
76
72
7574
317b
72%
74
747b
74%
800
8
77a
8 74
10,800
187b
187b
Co—!
No
—_
par
'iC:-!-h':
a
77b
6%
6%
2
187b
13 7b
1
3%
374
97»
974
9 74
1874
374
37 b
1
7%
t—i CO «v sf
674
l
*37b
4
4
974
10
a
10
T
18
6% Dec
Feb
45
15% May
14
37% Oct
8% Jan
11
Tel Autograph
31
Tenico
18
6074 Jan
11
12
76'% Jun
0
30
8% Oct
21
13
Dec
54% Feb
Dec
697b May
53% Ncv 29
51
31
Apr
34
7
4
24
.
49% May
Dec
31
Dec
%
(James)_
Talcott Inc
18% Jan
3% Dec
12
62
8
4
18% Dec
31
12% Jun'
20% May 17
30
9
Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee
Texas
Corp—
Producing Co
Texas Gulf
38% Mar 26
14
Jan
10
27
18% Dec 28
157b Feb
12
31% Jun
19
Texas
Instruments
Oct
1
45% May 17
26
Oct
22
40% Jun
4
Texas
Pacific
Coal <fo
Texas
Pacific
Land Trust—
6% Dec
21
10'/a Jan
9
5% Oct
22
Jan
23
182% May
9
87 % Nov
13
34% Feb
10
42% July 27
38% Jan
9
33%
150
Oct
33
160
Jan
49 % May
Texas
&
2
Texas
Utilities
Textron
1
29% Apr
16
14
21% Jan
2
20% Dec
20
29% Apr
16
15% Oct
11
21
Jan
3
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
17% Jan
21
20
Aug
2
54% July 10
137b July 31
47% Jan 28
14% Apr
10
20% Oct
47% Aug 21
11 % Jun
20
10% Jan
.
23
44
Dec
8
27
62
Aug
2
24% July 25
15% Apr 12
42% Oct
18
63
11% Apr
4
Mar 28
i si
July 23
10
Apr
Pacific
4
Inc
$1.25
627b
2574
24%
21,100
14%
147b
14%
15
157b
157b
1674
26
26 7b
2074
2674
2874
28
29
27%
29
2774"
287
a
28%
297 b
297b
3074
67b
G7 2
674
6 74
67b
G7b
147a
6 7b
67 b
36,300
7
131,200
20,500
8,50'J
5,100
96
96
97
97
9374
9874
*97
1017b
400
4474
4474
447b
46
45%
46 74
46
46 74
3,900
10%
10%
107b
11
10%
1174
1174
117a
30,900
.
157b
5
22 74
No par
55
*22
26
*22
1
10
10
10
common
$2.50 convertible preferred
*42 7 b
50
*54
56
*22
26
"22
EXCHANGE
*10 7b
10%
10%
CLOSED
107 b
43
*42 7b
43
43
3,600
-26
STOCK
26
v
*42%
43
55 7b
56
*54
16 7 b
15%
22%
15%
22%
*54
167b
1574
22%
*53 7b
15%
2274
16 74
2274
No par
No par
Co
4,300
63
24
247 b
50c
preferred
—
Thormoid
12
63 74
2574
25
1—100
$2.40 conv preference
Fair
6274
2474
No par
Ry Co."
Co
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
The
627'a
25
';
common
conv
347b
62 74
1
Oil
ctfs ex-distribution
share
Sub
8% Mar 15
Inc
10,500
38 74
3474
10
No par
1
5
11% Jan
900
4,900
4
10%
367b
30
357b
357b
'
627b
a
247 b
3%
Sulphur—
28 % Dec
1874
3474
25
Gulf
Texas
10
621
2.50
Corp
Co
I-* CO
227b
22%
2,500
:
107'a
1,700.
30
43
'
10% Jan
Oct
30% Dec
19
14
Jan
48% Jan
23
80
Nov
1
46
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
80
26
85
10
19%
20
197b
20
25
2374
24
237/a
247b
19% Dec
30
Nov
12
26
30
Dec
18% Dec
15
6
Feb
4%
Tidewater Oil common—
$1.20 preferred
27
Roller
Timken
5
517b Nov
34% Oct
Jan
20
30% Oct
31
Oct
21
56 % July 22
41 % Apr 24
Transamerica
«
Oct
Jan
29
$2.70 preferred.—
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
30
317b Jan
17
64
26
1
36% Mar 12
41% Oct
30
61
Jan
9
21% Dec
Oct
30
37% Jun
20
22
50% Sep 17
19% Dec
20
3074 Jun
16y8 Dec
43
12
2
6
series A
Preferred
5%
conv
20th
337b
16%
167 b
xl2%
12%
44% 4
43'/a
45
447b
447b
4374
4474
3,400
30 7
a
307b
317b
3174
32
317b
327b
237b
2374
2474
*23%
24
2474
2434
24,900
V
1 700
1074
107b
107 b
107b
1074
107b
117b
17,400
277b
277b
277b
277b
28
28
28 7b
19,400
54%
54%
*54 7b
55
53
547b
53
53
1,000
167a
16%
167b
1674
1674
17
17
17 7b
6,400
44
*42
45
*42
(conv)—,——50
*42
227b
4574
4574
20%
23%
*45
197b
1
447b
227b
21 %
20
1074
337b
1
37b
10%
337b
107b
Transit com—No par
50
4574
*32 7b
3%
37 b
107b
18
Jun
11
Dec
19
17
Jan
25
52'
Jun
7
32% Dec
27
50
Jan
3
5%
6
14% Jan 18
27b Oct
17
10% Jan
10
Twin
25% Oct
25
15
12% Nov
14
3074 Jan
18
TXL
1
137b
1474
2.1674 Mac 19
107b Dec
29
Udylite Corp (The)
_•
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos «& Rubber Co.
5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
G%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
107b
127b
1114
5'A
53b
3274
35% Jun
prior preferred
Oil
-
-
(The)
Corp
.
*42
25
45
45
22%
22
22 74
13,700
lO-^b
103b
2374
4574
.
10%
107a
5,500
*32 7b
35
*32 7b
35
45
247b
2374
*45
2174
22
27
Co
74
4,700
a
Apr
conv
-
u
Dec
Coach
12,400
3,300
3174
167a
317 b
107
,
Twin City Rap
2,400
12%
8
14
2474
1674
1
15% Apr
u
24
127 b
,
46
97
10
23,500
24%%
24%
"31
217b
27%
—1
Century Fox Film
18,700
20
23 7
—_1
—50
Electric Co common—1
pfd series of 1957—50
Tung-Sol
51%
23V4
2o
1274
30%
5
57
13%
88
307b
437b
Airlines Inc
World
24
Oct
Jan~30
Trans
50
*8674
167b
12%
No par
lTansue <te Williams Steel
4
487b Jun
52% Apr
29% Apr
9
Tri-Continental Corp common
19
21 %
July
July 1G
507b
877b
127b
167b
2
2U74 «Jai,
*1374
49%
1674
307b
1674
2
34 7b
137 b
*13%
*8674
307b
30
Corp_,
877b
*86
12
(The)
487a
a
1
5
(The)
Co
14
337b Nov
Dec
50
30
Trane Co
137 b
No par
Realty Sz Constr
21
"
10
27
22
Tishman
Oct
9% Oct
Jan.
25
Bearing..
Toledo Edison
26
July. 27
59
Nov 29
52
137b Mar 20
23% Dec
287/n Mar 21
28% July 23
9
21
22
28 7
•
15
16% Nov 29
247b Feb
13
19% Nov
Oct
36
30
1
53% Jun
23
12
7
45% Apr
20
15% Dec
43% Nov 27
DAY
497
85
21
Mar 29
NEW YEAR'S
5074
4874
47% Mar 26
13
137b
*1374
Thompson
28% Feb
Jan 23
Aug
*1374'
Thompson
8
23% Nov 27
33
■
(J R)—i
—15
Products Inc common—5
preferred
'
100
14% July 16
89% May
2
28
95% Apr 18
42% May 27
86
4,300
200
10
35
474
14,400
157a.
37a
70,000
37 b
3%
147b
147b
15 7 b
15
1074
1174
11
It
11
1174
3,300
127b
13
12%
137b
137b
13%
15,500
57 b
57b
57b
57n
2,500
10,700
37b
13%
u
13% Feb 19
207b
I1
Nov
15
•
■
5'% Nov
15
31% Feb
.108% Jan
26
Nov
29
2574 Dec
5
21
81 % Oct
13
Jan
:
10
Oct
1
8 7 b Dec
11
Oct
1
28
574 Dec
V; Apr 23
May
8
9
86% Nov
15
Dec
10
75
Jan, 11
68
»
15
Jan
5
7874 Sep
82
40
Dec
23
24
Oct
9
•
Jan
797b Jan
357b Jan 23
6174 May 25
36
Apr
30
8
31
23
3374 May 16
43% Jan
4
187b Oct
22
96% Dec
17
48
Dec
19
Dec
18
101
Oct
14
152
121% Dec, 18
77
Oct
10
115
Dec
17
257b Oct
22
v4474 Dec
113% Jan
23
166
1037b Oct
10
17
15
26
Nqv 20
Dec
7
207b Dec
14
48% Jan
20
93
41% Dec 27
3274 Apr
107
Feb
20
V
24
86
62
,
7 r Jan
6% Jun
20
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
1374 Jun
8
3
44
:
Oct 22
Nov
28
674 Oct
28
38
Mar 21
30
Jan
Jan
2"
2
14
2
257b July 23
3174 Dec 31
100
Aug 22.,
18%'Dec
28% Apr.
9
717b Mar 26
<
90% Jan
7
Apr
15
27% May 16
7174 Jun 13
46% May 8
7s/a May 20
87
87
87
41
417b
417b
41%
31,800
24 7
24%
25%
247b
8
87b
267b
27
Union Twist Drill Co
5
207b
207b
United Air Lines Inc
10
207a
217*
United Aircraft Corp common
—5
52
5374
-4% convertible preferred—
100
*108
118
*4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100
907b
92
United Artist's Corp
—1
15
1574
United Biscuit of America—No par
307b
307a
$4.50 preferred
No par
*93
96
United-Board & Carton- Corpu—10
187a
187b
United Carbon Co——J
No par —
44
45
24'4
41,600
87 b
13,500
Union Pacific
4%
BR Co common
pveferred-
Unlted-Carr Fastener
United
Corp'.(Del)—
Dye & Chemical Corp
United
974 Jan
9
4
24
.35% Jan
11
United
16% Jan
11
United
Engineering & Foundry
30
475/a Jan
9
United
Fruit Co
257b Dec
17
38% May
8
38% Feb 19
United
United
23
6% Jan
10% Dec
30
15% Jan
9
United Merch
li! Dec
31
1% Jan
2
United
23
39% Sep
13
Dec
18
30% Sep
3
39
1
Nov
23
9
52 % Nov 29
155
Dec
3
76 74. July 11
897b Dec
31
22
397b Jun
5
U
22
3434 July 16
U
77
Aug
2
51% Apr 16
181
Feb
1
141
Aug
8
4
Dec
12
165
Borax
S
4 7b %
12
25% Oct
2f>% Oct
6934 Dec
874
87a
26%
27%
27 7a
28
207b
217b
21%
217 b
21%
22
21%
217 b
2174
22 74
22
23%
35,500
5374
547b
18,400
*1137b
1207b
«fc
S
&
&
Mfrs
Inc
preferred
preferred
157b
15
307b
3174
Securities-
—
317 b
3174
31
31 7B
3,600
93
93
40
19
100
45 74
45
*18%
457'4
47
3,200
39
*38%
39%
39
400
7%
67 b
77 b
7
6"%
6%
26,200
77b
1%
174
17b
1%
1%
2
1%
32,800
39
39
39
10%
13
31%
x33%
337b
—100
6,400
19
x31
1
1574
96
1074
100
1574
157 b
*18%
33%
1
1,700
157b
1874
34%
277b
34%
37b.
——25-
93%
*18%
4474
337b
26%
347b
57s
1(The)—1
25
92
*92
4474
100
91
96
11%
13%
_2
5374
118
4,500
1,000
"
91
*93
227 b
Freight
7%
9174
11%
Chemical Corp
Foreign
52%
*112%
53
91
22.74
Co—
;—No par
U S Gypsum Co common——
4
S
74
11074
5174
11074
117a
Macli eommon
preferred-—.
U
1
10
Park City Mines Co
United Shoe
39'/2 Maj
9
28 Va Oct 24
757a Nov
28% Jan
720% Aug
35
874
227b
Improvement Co
Industrial Corp
180
277b
117b
Gas
87b
290
8%
22%
Gas.Corp
United
Oct
1
5
«
737b
2674
5
Cos—
87
1
No par
Coal
Electric
33% Dec
29
74
7
17a
39
(Del)—No par
27
3% Mar 26
*85
*78 7b
»
17b Dec
19% Feb
10
10
,
5
12
75
85
407b
247a
.
No par
Co—
Car
Mar
31
96 74
*78
25
non-cum
Union Tank
Aug 14
17a Dec
110
4174
55
147b Dec
6.000
87
No par
11% Dec
11
12,800
24%
$4 series
of California—
227b Dec
5
82
737b
2774
4074
Preferred
Union Oil
5
6
*787b
74
10,800
27%
247b
C
18
77b Jan
82
957a
75
35
57b Nov 20
977b
3374
95
82
3074 Dec
.
*93
33
957b
737b
16% Aug 20
3374 Oct 23
97
33 74
9474
207b
*78 7b
41% July 30
12
97
327b
957b
1974
9G7b
35 74 Jan
23
2774
967b
337b
947b
82
75
85
40%
Preferred $4.50 series
28% May 11
437'a Dec
27%
92'%
967b
•'
4
6
22
Apr
2774
2
7
5
97b Mar
27 74
32%
No par
647b Jun
3174 Jan
21
867a
277b
57b
No par
No par
7% Nov
"
19
10
common
10
Preferred $3.50 series.,
24% Nov
10'/a May 10
Co
Materials. Corp
Preferred $3.70 series.:
20% Dec
29
;
Sz
13
57b
32%
9374
1974
24
897b Feb
■
Chem
Union Elec
74 Mar 19
1007a Jan 21
16
2
65% Apr
39% M'ay
Aug 13
Union
29
Aug 20
Feb
91
104
;
28
22
Jan
17
11
37 '/a July 22
1247b July 10
14
24% Oct
30
Jan-
18
17
>
93
Nov
90
2
r
874 Apr
21
287 b Apr
V112
3374 Jun 26
7 2674 Oct 22
Oct
V
83% Nov 30
52
8
<1337a July 17
;
Nov 29
.78
'!
v
•.'47%
10
92% Dec 27
" Mar 27
;<; 44
':i
167'a Apr
30
12% Dec 24
v
10%
' 7a
417b
45
89
267b
207b 21
66% 67%
*1647b 167 ,2
877b
26
227b
23 y4
2,700
57b
11
12 7 b
11%
127b
12,300
37
37
39
43,700
2774
28
27%
2874"
25,400
35%
57 b
5%
107a
27%
36
117b
"
*3474
574
117b
%
7b
13
13
22%
1174
347 b
3474
357b
26%
35
57b
227 b
32
35'A
6
400
3,700
11%
28,500
12
35,400
14,900
32
32
327b
32%
33%
34 7b
35
347b
34%
170
34
35
17,400
4374
4474
45 "a
42
427b
44
8974
90
88 74
89%
390
3174
89
897b
27
26%
6.000
267 b
2674
27
257b
217b
21%
6,500
21%
217 b
22%
2074
687b
6,100
68%
69
697a
6774
68 74
*1647b
1677b
167
167
*165
169
10
*
Range for
Year 11)56
153/4 Deo
j5
27
4
44% July 20
t.5
Nov
14
15
49 Va Mar
11
8% Jun
15
6
8
170
; Feb
71% Sep
4
21
87
12
94
30
49% Jan
9
44
Dec
30
48% Dec
19
73 Ya Jan
20
136% Jun
Jan 20
19% Jan
33 % Dec
7
Feb
12% Jun
27
14 % Apr
7% Dec
17
10% Jan
9
Dec
27
99
31
4% Feb
4% Jan
75 -Nov
21?
Dec
23% Dec
30
Apr
167
'Feb
7
Oct
2
6
21
22
30 Ye Oct
g
24
36
155
73
20
29% Mar 12
Jun 21
18'A Dec 31
65% Nov
22
22
Oct
25
12 "
f; 135
Dec
20
24-% Nov
12
26
38% Feb
9
' Dtc
'
14
55% May
4
17% Jan
12% Dec 21
v
3
37Y4 Apr
-:
,
4
8%
/
Universal Pictures Co
10
Dec
19
50 Ya Jan
2
Vanadium Corp of America
,20
13 Ya Jan
9
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
:
87a Nov
May
7
14 Ya
Van Raalte
Oct
23
45% Nov
6
2
124
Oct
25
124
Oct
25
128
Feb
20
123
Aug 23
124
Oct
21
82
Dec
21% Nov
13
105'/a Dec
20
128
Jan
Feb~13
97 V* Jun
21
111
13
787s Jun
20
90
May 29
98
Mar
July 24
24Va Dec 19
lOYo Oct 29
93
Mar 13
23'A Oct
127* Dec
31
6
76 Ya Dec
30
25YaJan
104"
Dec
18
93
Oct
30
103
Feb
85
Dec
28
106<
Mar
87
Dec
31
103% Feb
82
17
26
12% Dec
27
;
31
May 22
27 Y'a
5*4
13Ya
*13Ya
21%
9%
97*
45%
457a
Co—6Va
Co
*
23*4
24
77
13 Ya
div
Mar 27
1
37% July 11
Virginia Ry
Vulcan
11
12% May 24
20% Aug 12
3
21% Aug 12
—*
—;
Co
convertible
preferred—
4%
!J4%
75%
23 Y
4,400
23 Y'a
22%
a
*34
500
34%
142
143%
>230
"
.
500
19
19
65%
65%
25Ya
25%
28%
66
2574
29*4
;
.
:.
•
•
29%
13,900
5*/2
5%
5%
14,100
13 Y'a
13%
13%
21 Y'a
21 Y'a
22
22
9*4
9 Y'a
6,800
48
47
47
46 Ya
47
800
1,700
9'/a
9*4
*120 Y'a
3,700
*120%
*120 Y'a
*120%
5,500
*73
77
*73
26
24 Ya
24'%
23 3A
24
77
14
79%
13 Ya
13
13%
77
79
79
79%
27
26'%
108 Y'a
108'%
2,400
27
26%
267a
108
—
10,900
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330
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2,900
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12%
26%
420
6
14
108
20
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6
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10
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85
74
74
10
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preferred
674%
26%
1087a
1
common
preferred
5%%
79
26
500
14,400
69%
69
27 Y'a
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5"
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14
76 Ya
13%
107
8
100
100
100
100
10
-10
Co common
preferred
6%
76%
partic preferred—-—100
preferred
S4.04 preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred
$5
2,606
24%
77
*73
ooo;
5%
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23 %
preferred
45%
10%
5%
19
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19
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120 Ya
& Pacific Ry
9
35%
34'%
21%
21*4
22
a
143 Y'a
5%
14'A
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351
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27%
5%
13
10
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
12
Jan
14
27%
5 V*
5
36
—
70
24%
27 Ya
?
19'»
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65%
18
21'%
4%:
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73,900
53%
22'A
24%
25
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6%
Apr 22
10% Dec
143/i Dee 9f
10% Dec
14% Dec
83.,
6
8
28
Feb
65%
.—100
3Va%
124
21% Oct 11
Chemical
19
■24%
1
Inc
"
18 Va
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
33 Ya July 16
84
Mai
6
22
30
Oct
Co
Vicks Shreve
26
28
71
Co
143
1,400
20%
*12
143 Ya
15,800
46%
149 74
>74'%
33 Ya
33 Ya
•
6
22 Y
21'A
141"
65 7 a
\
2.50
conv-100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
Vick
12
24
38% Apr 18
100
12.80
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
July 16
28
34% Mar 26
preferred
Power & Light
$2.28 conv preferred
5
29
7
Sep
Feb
116
*
29Y4Apr
18
33 Va
143
1
24
Dec 20
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22 %
33
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474%
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75%.
21%
100
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7
130
94 Ya Apr
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700
22
27%"-
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46%
,
52 Y a
5%
4%
75 Ya
,
750
14834
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12%
4%
14
.
4%
com_No par
12
123
Sep
25% Dec
preferred
12%
4%
*12
■
147%
52 Y4
10
5%
27,200
149'%
51%
*148
>5%
5%
5%:
5%
80
34 Ya
.
40%
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69
68
69 %
5%
100
82
26
26 Y'a
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9,700
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82
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25%
10
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57o
5%
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147
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36
9%
97a
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Universal Leaf
40
7"
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common
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28 ■
77
v
33
213a
YEAR'S
DAY 7
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21%;
22%
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148%
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28
77
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66 %
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27%
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7
4,800
8%
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19 Ya
66%
EXCHANGE
26
45%.
45%
44
noncumulative preferred—25
7f/o
3
Apr
Feb
.f 147
2171' 21%
25
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146
21 Ye
t'
24 Ya.
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26 Y*
No par
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D S
147%
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(a,V
32 Ya
31%
21%
Jun
21
6
4
Feb
preferred
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25
T
50
-16%
common
United Stockyards
5
12 Y4 Nov
Jan
7
129"
7 "/o
1467*
100
preferred
S Steel Corp
U
.
76
76
.79'%.. 79 Ya
31%
—1
Ref & Min com—50
30% Jun
12 Ya Dec
25% Nov 21
preferred
30%
,
4-% Dec
82 Ya Mar 29
70
31
23
12% Dec 20
4
May
82
Dec
,
1st
Smelting
•
-
200
39
2474
18%
;
34,400
39
66
26%
25%
80 Ya
*19
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
8
Jan
4,
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$6 convertible preferred—No par
::
10
Apr 17
/United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
19 '
Jun 26
14
United Whelan Corp com
6 Y4 May 15
30o
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
*;■ 79
Jan 21
41
Jun 21
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
.1
15Y2 Feb
5% Dec
3
4% Jan
9
23
1
68
Mar 23
26 Ya
73 % Jan
Aug
9% Oct 22
5% Oct 29
10% Aug
3
Aug IB
•i
13% Dec 26
1
31
23
38
Mar
lioncum
S
Va ,26
>73%: 96
25
5
.*66
65%.
500
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39
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8%
66 Y2
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24%
8%
23%
18%
18 Y*
26'%
8%
8%
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24'A
43,700
"
26* a
27
87*
:
39
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7
6%
6%
%
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.
8%
>8Y'4
8%.;
65%
5%% 678
% 24%
23%
19
17%
100
S Shoe Corp--
,\1r/o
24
2
25
25 Ya Dec 12
36
Jan 22
61Y2 Jan
17
If
10
11
-
the Week
'
£4
*38
23%
~*8Y4-
10
1
100
common
U
155 Y4 Jan
Mar
Rubber Co
S
"8%
10
69
73% Dec 31
;,'S1
8 Ya
38 Ya
237a
.—-10"
preferred
U
64Y2 Jan
4
Dec 28
156
Jun 25
U
4
Jan 24
38%
Pipe & Foundry Co——5
"'•Vs 3%%- preferred series B
22% July 15 ;
23
1,
-
8%
8.7a
' i
rr
_1-
Playing Card Co_
S Plywood Corp common
374% preferred, series A
4
Aug 26
12
28
,
—50
S
U
13
Mar
'
S
U
v
30
Jan
17
4
472%
U
Dec
Deo
169
/--08:' DeC
"36 Ya Jun
Oct
17% Feb
51% Jan
Nov 30
4
preferred series A'
Lines CO common
8
30
25
58
143
Oct
9-
Dec
135
56
'
4VxVo
tJ
.27% Jan
/
30% Dec
1
common——11
V
24%
J
69
19% Sep 17
i 5%
'24 %
5
preference-,—.--*.1.-50
Industries Inc
S
12
45
79
67 3A Mar 14
U
22
Jun
5% ;class A
37 Ya Jan
'24% Nov
2
July 18
128
17
30% Dec
17 Ya Apr
23
Nov
8
Aug 23
17% Dec 23
63
v-Jan
2
Jan
29
Dec
Ya Dec
22% Dec 23
1
90% Mar
142% Deq 26
137
Jan. 1
UVa
common—82Vac
Hoffman Maeh
S
7
8
51% July 18
8IY4 Deo 31
92 ' Dec 26.
6
Jan
14
70
,61 Ya Dec 28
32% Nov 29
17% Dec
7
36
37
16
35% Aug
23Ye Jan 11
42 Yb Nov
17YaJan
31
9Y4 July 13
36% Dec
22% Jan
22
Dec
24
19 V* Mar 22
Nov
U
5% Oct
22 Va July 19
42
82
Dec. 30
'
Deo
,
Par
Sales f»r
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 2
Tuesday
Dee. 31
Monday
%
*
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1957
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCKS
,
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
.
.
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Chvouicle
end Finunciul
The Coimnevcldl
87%
88
80C
*63'%
66
w
74% Nov
833AJan
28
Oct
32
13Yt Dec
19
147a Jw
26
33
Jan
6
75
NoV 29
64
77
30
27% Dec
Mar 20
31
Jan
24
Wabash RR 4Ya%
15
Wagner Electric Corp
667f May
127a Oct 22
b
29 Y2 Sep
22
Dec
60
3
14
Aug
Aug
8
13
Sep 26
'69
Waldorf
6
31
86% Jun
Oct" 22
12% Jan
20 Y* Sep
30
13'A Dec
12
18% May 29
16Va July 12
95 Ya Jan 24
18Va Jan
1
20
22
,16 Ya Jan
2
Ward
16% Dec 30
287a Jan
3
4278 Feb
9
3674 Jan
22
3 Ya May 15
22 Ya Oct
14
34% Jan 29
Wesson
48V2 Jan
73 Ya July 23
4.8% preferred —
West Indies Sugar Corp
397a Jan
4
West
5
West Penn Electric Co
«
Aug 14
44
41 Ye Jan
2
15Y4 Dec
23
23 Ya Oct
21
Nov
4
105
July 24
95
Jan
28
79% NOV
7
93
Feb
18
Oct
11
477a Jan
11
44% Deo
I
25% Jan
3
25 Ya Jan
10
97
Nov
26
112 Ya Jan
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan 27
423/* Jan
30
63
Apr IB
Mar 27
108
Mar 20
Jan
13
90
2
83
32
92% Nov 11
12
257a Deo 31
17 Ya Oct
15 Ya Dec
13
167* Dec
8
1474 Jun
Dec
28
105 Y* Feb
23
Feb
13
68% Feb
17
18% Jun
20
'
93
23
42
2
Deo 21
88
22
24
Aug 12
28 Y* Jun
Western
4.80%
12
12
12Y4
86
85
86
*9'A
17
17
17%
6374
'
'.
9%
17Ya
62 Y4
61 %
*33%
34
35'/4
25'%
20%
.34Y'a
34-%
24%
24%
24 */a
24:!-t
25
25
19%
20 Ya
19%
20'%
*20%
20 3 i
*20Y4
15%
I6V2
16
16'%
16%
17%
17%
1%
1%
1%
17a
1%
^
18
"
1%
45
25'
25
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25
45 Ya
46 Ya
*45 Ya
46'/a
*45'%,
46 Ya
64 Yo
64 3 a
63%
64 3 i
Ya1
64%
4
15%
15%
15%
16
Xl5%
16%
16'A
25 %
25%
25*4
25%
25%
26
25%
Lines Inc
BOO'
97%
Vt
5.80C
J
26 Yt
96%
98'%
5
24 Ya
64
97 V*
*96
97 Ya
97 Y'a
98
89
*86
89
*86
89
88%
88
88
*86*%
88
33 Ya
33*4
33%
33
*96
19%
5
16%
87
*86 Ya.
14%
100
*93
Maryland Ry com—No par
2nd preferred
100
1'60
99
99
*97
21
20*4
14%
96
34Y4
*97
20'%
20-%
14 %
14 Ya
14:?a
*93
*93
97
36'/a
*97
20%
99
20%
14 Ya
40?
1,906
;
V 5,500
6,000
330
10
40
4,800
]r,'
21
*93
6,000
14Ya
14%
97
1,100
88 .W
351/4
99
i
'
:.
87
*86'%
34%
"■a
Ya
64 Ya
*64
*86
1
Auto Supply Co com
preferred
TOO
3.000'
.
25
45 Ya
1,400
.
r:
1%
'25%/
4,70G
-
4,90C
24 Ya
*
50
;
7.30C
25'%
61 Y 'a
34'/a
..
34%
2.50
com
l,60t
%
36
60'%
-
34
1%
80
*9%
9'%
1
Snowdrift
Kentucky Coal Co
Western Air
3,50(
12
33%
Power 4 Y'a %
pfd
100
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4 % % preferred
100
2
6,300
33%
4.20%
1047a Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
Apr
Co
As
14 Ya
35
West Penn
Mar 20
98
Oil
14Ya
5
Mills
Knitting
600
25'%
*25
33%
Y'a
500v
1.300
V4
*83
7
>
76 */4
1
1
1% Nov
May 10
DAY
28
5
32 74 Mar 27
4Y* Apr
29
62
33
19
52% Feb
16
62%
33 Ya
Dec
1
NEW YEAR'S
85%
61%
33%
14
2% Dec
44% Nov 26
12
17 Ya
30
307* Oct
14'%
16%
Waukesha Motor Co
Wayne Pump
Welbilt Corp
28 Y'a
75%
25%
14%
17%
19% Dec
27% Deo 14
*24%
16%
9
8
26
CLOSED
14'a
5
Mar
19% Feb
„
4,100
35%
13%
*13
-
25%
14 Y*
*83
34%
28
75 Ya
75%
*25
9*4
No par
No par
34%
13%
75%
9 */a
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Wayne
12
86%
27%
G(J
*74%
11%
14%
11%
85
:
-
EXCHANOE
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner-Lambert
17
25%
STOCK
9%
34% May 24
26'% May 3
27
104
22
28
9%
30
3
„
Oct
30
13
1
Corp—
24 Y* Dec
9
43 Ya
68% July 16
38% Mar 28
Industries
S
Jan
'
12
30% Oct 22
40% Jan "•
38% Mar 23
25 Ya Feb
30% Feb
8
13
75%
14%
33%
*13
27%
Y*
—_1
—100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
377* Aug
22
Baking Co common
preferred
i
5 Ya %
34
13
*24%
75
66
32 Y a
28 Ya
12%
*28
.
*62'%
*62 Ya
66
32 Ya
32
2.50
.
49 V* Aug
9
Oct
Ward
*62 Ya
——
—
Walworth Co
Apr 30
29 Y* Deo 2«
27
40Y+Feb
37% Oct
1
117a Dec 30
80 ' Oct 28
20
157a Nov 23
35 Ya Dec
7
177a Mar 12
Feb 28
106
95% Deo 17
No par
10
No par
System
Walgreen Co
Walker (Iliram) G & W
When issued
13 Ya
100
15
preferred
1,100
97
y *7
47
67
May 10
48 Yo Doc
23
82 Va
July 20
May 9
62
Dec
31
4174 Dec
11
*
87% July 11
88% July 11
Western
Western Pacific
17 Ya Nov 21
22% Mar
5
14 Ya Oct
22
6774 Sep
207a Jan
26% Nov 29
86
587* Nov 29
1
367a July 17
657a Mar 20
17 Ya Dec
30
52-% Feb
12
68% July
27
99% Jan
4
79% Aug 19
128 Ya Jun
5
Feb
17
46
Jan
20
94
Sep 28
217* Jun
62
130
36% Feb
July 22
129 Ya Feb
50%
62
42%
4334
42
14%
147a
14%
14%
15
Union
3.80%
4
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
33% Dec
24
697* Jan
2
Wheeling Steel Corp
Jan
24
82% Nov
13
9674 Jan
9
23
15% Dec 30
$5 preferred
Whirlpool Corp
80 Y* Feb
IB
55
18
24 Ya Oct
31 Ya Jan
20
31
507a July 24
1
Dec
0
25
34% Oct 21
267s Mar 22
53% May 24
4% Dec 23
137a Jan
10
2074 Oct 22
26
Oct 24
29 Ya Jan
14
Feb
18
6274 Jun
5Y*%
7
13
Dec
10
13% Apr
a
29 % Mar 14
30% Jan
30
61
Maria
27
Nov
12
12% Jan
23
167a Apr 30
82 Y* Apr 30
13
May 17
133/4 Nov 21
19 Ya Jan
9
Nov
12
57a Jan
21
Windsor
187a Feb
8
2974 Dec
31
Winn-Dixie
28% Oct
17
34
May 13
9
18% NOV 14
131
Mar 19
Dec
69
17
14 Y* Jan
4
19% Dec
26
10 Y* Jan
9
Dec
31
257* Jan
4
37 Y* Feb
68
B
47* Dec
20
20
30% Sep 26
Oct 18
83 Y* Nov
20
36 Ye Feb
75
11
Aug
Dec
16% July
30
227a Feb
35
II
45 Ya Nov
20
24
787a Dec
10
Oct
22
887* Jan
8% Apr
11
107a Jan
7% Dec 31
267* May 24
4
34 Ya
4% Dec 27
16
43,000
19%
38,800
63 Ya
31.10C
18%
18%
63
91'%
*90
*125
127'%
63%
*90
92
127'%
*125
62'%
35%
36
36 7*
381/4
84'%
*83Y4
84'/a
84'%
84*%
250
16%
16%
17'/a
17 Ya
20,600
58
26
80
*55
20
*55
58
25 Y'a
25'%
*25%
26
*25%
39%
40'%
40*%
91 Ya
91'%
92
*55
25%
25%
38
*91
58%
1774
*'55
38%
60
36%
1
35
91 Ya
*91
4%
5
4%
20
*22 Ya
24
*22%
50
*33
5 7a
4%
24
>22*%
40%
51/4
34i%
*33
35
33 Ya
34
34
5
30%
31 Ya
31
32
31%
32
No par
31%
33'%
4,900
15%
15%,
15%
16
16
16'%
16%
16'%
30,000
71
71
*72%
14%
*14
No par
10
*70%
72 Ya
*70%
72
*14
14%
*14
14%
*14
10o
—
4
4
4*/«
4
Inc
Stores Inc
_i
com
28%
lo
preferred
(F W)
*33
31%
100
Co
125
29
29
31%
125
31%
125
29%
29%
32
31%
125
*123
4
*47a
30
27'%
32
127'%
31%
*123
4V4
2,100
29%
14,200
32
5,700
127'%
20
21
217a
21 Ya
21'%
20%
21
20 Ye
21'A
6,200
20%
20%
20%
2174
21'%
21 Ye
22 Ya
6,200
43,800
10
35%
Corp common
10
preferred 472% series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
x45%
„
•
35%
35%
36 V*
36%
37'%
37
45%
38 Ya
45%
46%
46 Ya
46'%
47
48
80
80
79*4
80
801/4
80*/4
*80
81
76
4%
77
77
78
78'%
78'%
78%
4%
47a
4%
4%
4%
434
24%
25%
24%
'%
7
12
23% NOV
347a July
9
25 Ya Oct
22
35% Jan
2
Young Spring &
25%
25%
26
28 V*
28
66 Ya Dec
19
123% Jan
2
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
28 Ye
No par
28'/a
28 Ya
67 Ya
68 %
297a Nov 28
31
Youngstown Steel Door
67%
16% Dec
68%
No par
68*%
69%
69 Ya
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Ye
16 Ya
128%
128'%
12.9%
May 27
14Y4
20
10
30
20C
73
-
10
Prior
Wire
100
lo
Worthington
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
4
36% Dec
16
20
12,0Q0
24
131% Dec
Jan
400
4,800
5 Ye
5
*23
8
20
20,400
93'%
24
19
6
41'%
*92
Jan
Aug
127'%
15%
83% Feb
24
91
83
preferred
Industries
Woolworth
10
151/4
34%
Wisconsin Public Service Cerjr^
Woodward Iron Co
3
75
9
457* Jan
1574
12,600
16%
common__l
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
10,590
84
common
$4.25 preferred
68% July 15
927* Mar 15
Ya Dec 26
Inc
30G
46
35'A
Wilson-Jones Co
8
July
convertible
*125
17%
V»
51 Ye
63
441%
15%
Wilcox Oil Co
6
35
997* Jan
987* Mar
30
$3
*1.25
100
Sewing Machine
preference
Wilson & Co
Jan 3J
507a Mar 19
!
Prior
8
60% Nov
19
41% Jan
23:
88% Nov 29
116
145
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
Mar 22
24% July 10
27
127
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.4
47
White
18
63
50%
63
44'%
34%
preferred
16
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7
17%
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82 Ya
4Y»% convertible preferred
100 Ya Jan
90
18%
62%
92
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.
10
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White Dental Mfg. (The S S)
White Motor Co common—
23
9
26% Feb
102
10
—100
*88%
;
5
common
8
8
Apr
17%
60%
100
common
28 Ya Mar 14
68 Ya Jan
Jur
99
RR
287a Feb
69 V* Dee
103
8
Aug 30
27 Y* Dec
128
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Mar 25
92
49 Yi
62
43
Telegraph
2.50
Weslinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12Va
33 Ya May 14
507a Nov 29
50
60
42%
noncum
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4
82Ya Dec
'
48%
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4%
19
10
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180
78 3A
1,400
5
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and
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asked
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2
3
prices:
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no
sales
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on
140
this day•.
Dec
5
,
Zenith Radio Corp—.—No
tin receivership,
or petition has been
par
126
127
filed for the company's
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a
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17
Dec
98
Monday
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EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
Treasury 3%S—1I21
Treasury 3y4s
June
Treasury 3s
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Treasury 2%s
June
Treasury 2%s
Dec
17
Low
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dee
90.11 Dec
12
90.26 Nov
89.21 Der
91.20 Mar
95.14 Mar
12
90.22 Nov! 3
86.30 Nov
Nov
8
87.16
July
8
87.16
July
88.10
May~31
92.24
Feb~ll
96.30 Nov
—
91.20 Mar 28
Mar" ~9
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13
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13
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93.9
—
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109
*107.22
107.30
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108
*107.8
107.16
1978-1983
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1959-1962
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v
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25-year 3s
July 15 1972
*93.10
*93.8
102.16 Jan
24
28
IE
17
103.4
25
96.24 Aug
101.16 Jan
17
May 16
9
Feb
96.16
Apr 25
104.24 Feb
Nov
29
4%s
*93.16
*93.16
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Exchange
Sale Price
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3s
1961—
Unification
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June-Dec
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97
*96.16
97.16
1
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1977
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105
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100.16
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100.16
1 1978
101.24
*100.24
101.24
*100.16
101.16
1 1980
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107
106
107
*106
107
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107,8
due Feb 15 1958
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100
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100
*98
duo Feb 15 1959
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97
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97
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94
*93
FOR
WEEK
Bonds
ENDED JANUARY
a
3
Year 1957
No.
Low
High
24
88%
York
New
Odd lot transactions,
Brazil
99
(continued)—
series
series No.
series
NO.
series
No.
*93
94
No.
series
No.
series
No.
Caldas'/Uept of) 30-yr 3s
(Dominion
of)
s
Teletype'
NY 1-1693
Government and Municipal
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sep
8 AAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A
§ A External sinking fund 7s ser B
§ A External sinking fund 7s ser C
§AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
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External sinking funds Is 1st
1945—Jan-July
1945__Jan-July
1946—Jan-JuZp
1945-Jan-July
ser
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■
—
see
sink
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s
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f $ bonds
1978
Jan-July
15-year
15-year
15-year
3%s
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loan
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of)
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debt
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94
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92
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102
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-
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10
80
75%
80%
91%
1972 /
Mar-Sept
_
1958
165
—
98
105
.
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1950—
,-Apr-Oct
-
98
105
105
June-Dec
—
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to
Plan
series
No.
1
3%s
series
No.
(Plan B)
2—
!—
3%s
series
No.
series
No.
4—
3%s
series
No.
120
136
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78%
78%
'70%
«...
70%
•
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90'
77
112%
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65
115 >2
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119
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1927
Jail
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46%
5
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__
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V
*75%
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Mar-Sept
1961-April-Oct
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41
46
80%
*88%
*66%
June-Dec
99'
99%
95
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—-June-Dec
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95
June-Dec
;
68
77
—
60
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6
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79
.'
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20
50%
99
99 %
99%
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98
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No.
7
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8
June-Dec
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96
98
June-Dec
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94%
96
99 %
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3%s
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June-Dec
96
96
93
51
51
12
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12
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98
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92%
i
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33
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No.
34—.
June-Dec
3%s
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No.
15—
footnotes see
June-Dec
page
27.
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96
96
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98
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93
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121
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74
75%
70%
49%
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Carl Marks & Co. Inc.
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82
49
101
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98
3%s
9—
10
47
71
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97
91
96
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81
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9
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95
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75
—
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39
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97
48
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80
41
—
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Jan-JnZy
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47
48
75
—'
74
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May-Nov
SASinking fund 7s of R927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
IA Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May-Nou
3s rel' $ bonds 1953 due 1972
—April-Oct
For Financial
81%
38
41
—
77
91%
40%
118%
FIRM TRADING
June-Dec
.
__
47%
35%
75
76 Va
132
47%
78
118%
50'%
ext
(Republic of) 4/s external 1977
(Dcpt of) 3s 1978
81%
38%
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1961
81%
78
*38%
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48
80
•38'%
——Mar-Sept
_Juuc-Dec
81
;•
38
36%
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__
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38
■
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76%
—
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77
/
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52
76%
38
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—
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91
37
__
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—Map-Nov
51
91%
v/i-38%
75
119
3%s
For
4'f
20-i
82
*75%
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
iAColombia Mortgage Bank 6V2S 1947
ApriZ-Oct
Cuba
46;'
*
I960——Mar-Sept
debt
of
81%
81%
_/■
—
(City of) 6'/aS 1950
adjustment 1970 —
A Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
3s
10
11
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5s 1951
8 A Cologne
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91',
91%
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98
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99
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1960.
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93
97
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—
Municipal
(Hukuang Ry)
1
;
A
External dollar bonds of 1944
3%s
-
89 %
101%
107
*78%
1957
(interest
reduced to 3>5Z) 1978
June-Dec
5% funding bonds of* 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375'3 )
1979——
—„April-Oct
pursuant
94
(interest
1978
1926 due
6%s of
87%
106 %
9
•
*70%
—Apr-Oct
1978
13
external 8s 1941
—
21
■
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.—
1*771
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97
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June-Dec
April-Oct
;
1970
A
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97
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'
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93
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1961/————'—-June-Dec
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1961--/—«-22
2—ApriZ-Oct
AGuaranteed sinking fund Gs 1962
May-Nov
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1962—2.—-————May-Nov
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99
99
Jew-July
1963—
99
97 Va
1961—Ja?i-July
—
93
■i! '
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r*441/8
assented
1
9'8
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98
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98
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f $ bonds 1978-JanrJuly Y
1903—
fund $ bonds 3s
99%
2*96
»
June-Dec
1962———
assented
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94
97
*95
2%s 19742---,——Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s
96%
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ACliile
AChilean
fan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
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reduced to 3.375/ )
1979
April-Oct
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April-Oct
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1979—
April-Oct
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1952
June-Dec
s
43%
44 Va
3
assented
66
96%.
•'
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..April-Oct
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96
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-
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97
99
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88 %
44%
94
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90
93%
%
1945
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loan
see
90
90
1930
6s
external
4%s
88
93
..
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,
44%
99%
Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
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mlri.
-
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(Free
•'
•
June-Dec
1980——-—
due
89%
93
*95
■—June-Dec
—June-Dec
assented Jan 1961—
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97
,
2—^—June-Dec
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89
:
•
|
l
Feb-Aug
2
of
7s
assented
89 %
88%
....
June-Dec
1972 .—;
Government
Internal
4'/as
—June-Dec
1971—_—
5s
90
89%
'
Jane-Dec
„
1969
4%s
89%
88%
—
1957_April-Ocf
Australia (Commonwealth of) —
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3%s 1966...—//——
15-year 3%s 1962——.:
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.
99'
89
.'-''/
—
—
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98
—
1957_April-Oct
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'
99
98
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————
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98
94
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:
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April-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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assented Feb
1961
Feb-Aug
25-year
98
97
*95'/a
'
.June-Dec
—.June-Dec
—
tagn
93%
*95
——June-Dec
28 .2—;
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93%
June-Dec
series No. 29_2l.w_.
series No. - 30„
Year 1957
No.
97 f-
•
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No. 272
series
Range lor
Sold
High
*95 '
—June-Dec
—
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Friday's
*93
June-Dec
22./——
23._——_„^.I_—^——.June-Dec
3%s
Canada
or
Bid & Asked
.—June-Dec
26
94
Week's Range
Last
June-Dec
24
95.16
r Registered bond transactions.
June-Dec
25—
97
*94.16
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..
98.16
*9(>
*93
Friday
19./——
-
100
*97.16
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Period
16
3:!4s
3%s
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3/4s
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95.16
-
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Range for
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97
*94.16
/
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98.16
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94
dealings,
loo.;
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99
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120
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69
*95.16
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89
*96.16
due Feb 15 I960
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92
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97
duo Fob 15 1962
Bid & Asked
98.10
98
—due Feb 15 1961
Friday's
Low
New
3%
Period
or
97.26
*98.6
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Last
Issue—
Panama
Transit
Interest
*97.22
*100,24
RANGE
Friday
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98
98.14
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2s
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97.30
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2s_
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*97.26
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2s
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98.4
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—
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as
99.27
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15 1971
ScptjS 1959
—.
flThis issue has not
99.18
% *99.25
Jan
///
2s
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! *99.14
Jan
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♦Bid and asked price.
93.22
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89
May 15 1975
93.22
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102.16 Jan
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//
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101.16 Jan
100.8
94.14
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99.18,
1958-1959
—
94.18
*99.14
15
30-year 3 Vis
23-year 3%s
19-year 3%s/15-year 3%s
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115-year 2%s__—
*94,10
99.16
June 15 1958
25-year 3s
94.24
93.24
*99.12
5
*94.16
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93.28
99.14
1958-1959
4
94,24
*93.20
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15
14
94.28
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.*94.20
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95
93.16
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95.28
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93.16
93.6
*92.28
92
*95.20
//:
99
93.18
*92.30
90
98.12
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;
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*92.30
25
96.18
*98.-8
*94.20
94.18
1967-1972
1967-1972
29,
98.28
*96.10
98.16
*98.28
94.22
1967-1972
82.16 Sep
24
•*' *98.24
96.22
*98.12
EXCHANGE
94.20
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16
43 Vi
13% ,13%
18
industrial companies
190/2-^
subord debs lOOl-^.-^-;-!—-:
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998.——April-Oof
91'A
1968__Jan-July
96%
75
Allegheny' Ludlum Steel Corp—
94 Vi
9%
13%
assented
A4s of 1904
3'AS
1st ml,go 3%s
198 Vi
175%
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1908
new
Co
104
(Republic of)—
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Southern
Power
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Alabama
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103 'A
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v
—
—
Jan-July
bonds 1978
f $
Mexican Irrigation—
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and
railroad
67
191 Vi
103
Feb-Aug
—
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(Colombia) G%s 1954—
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s
—.
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1954
due 1905 extended
30-year 3s
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10%
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:
81
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84
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;
95
84
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84
84
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61%
1971
118
—
'24
1901 extended to
due
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118
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June-Dec
1904 extended to 1904
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5 Vis
of)
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'
88
;
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2_2__
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,
:
■
187Vi
lOOVi
73
2
947a
1978 Feb.-Aug
98 Vi
92Va
78
78
--
100
182 Va
97 Vi
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
fis of '26 1901—June-Dec
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90%
—
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■
94%
176 Va
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1947
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extl
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24 Vh
165 Vi
—
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conversion
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1:
90 Vi
170'/a
100%
100
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160 Vi
•
for Public Works
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g A External 7s 1952
due
1937)
1979
1979——
readjustment
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24
87
91%
—
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Juuc-Dec
of
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Uruguay
140 Va
118
—
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'
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—
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June-Deo
1905
Credit Consortium
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;
15
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v
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April-Oct
April-Oct
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Italian (Republic) cxt s f 3s 1977
—Jan-July
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s
tiiyn
9
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Power
(40-yr)
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.
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part paid 1908
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—
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V
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series
99%
_
1924 Dawes loan)—
loan 1930 due
Greek Government—
5 A7s
76
77%
95%
20
Low
6%
8%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
(Prov of) external 7s 1658—
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South Africa," (Union of)
4%s 1965—
18 Va
76%
--
96%
89 'A
June-Bee
Junc-Dec
___
1949
5 Vis
Italian
ASilesia
163
Year19u7
No.
12
8%
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.
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Apr-Ocl
German Govt International
Italian
75%
-
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1972
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—
75%
1953 due 190,3—Jan.-July
1972
%
1962
74
-
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96
96
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secured
B
70
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series
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April-Oct
& fund Issue
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101 Vi
—May-Nov
AR/p-Nov
Skinyetsu Electric.Power Co Ltd—
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6Vis due 1952 extended to 1902^—
163
10-year bonds of 1930
Prussian
,
-
*9
Range for
Sold
High
—
1962.
72%
73%
*15%
— *
1972
dollar bonds
3s
99'A
(Kingdom)
Slovenes
&
secured external
A7s
62
44
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4
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f dollar
s
44%
101'A 101V
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bonds Jan 1 1976
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
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4%s sinking fund 1973
German (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969—
3s extl
Croats
A8s
reduced to
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
Serbs
(State)—
assented (interest
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
Year 1957
No.
High
Week's Range
Last
Interest
BONDS
Range for
Czechoslovakia
Stamped
3
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY
Range
Friday's
or
1965—
April-Ocf
57
65
*76
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
99%
86
79
65
79
80
80
3
80
86V4
76
70
7
75
82 Vi
%
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Number 5705
Volume 187
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
Central
Yora
oi
&tuuk
AGen
Low
May
3 Vis
N J
Ry
1987
3s
Power
Jan-July
1974
and
&
first
A 1st
A 1st lien
41
43%
47
41
59%
Curtis
90%
90%
1
80%
90%
6s
90
94
M 3 Vis series E 1996
37/os series H 1973
consol
*105
90
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
gold 4s 1989
88%
*—'
•
80
98
109%
IMar-Sept
/:
■First and
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970
Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985
May-Nov
99%
96
debs
income
Jan
2054
1st gel:' 5s 1982
Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
•
inc
Inc—
subord
debs
conv
&
3 Vis
86
71%
711/a
47
49
74
71
81%
46 %
71
1
104%
109
72
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2
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72
86
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63
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77%
34
42%
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37%
33%
42%
No.
LOW
41
108%
&
1965
mtge
coll
Denver & Rio
92
97%
13
80
106
57
90%
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RR
92
98
92
5s
tr
90*4
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106
98
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92
90%
18
94
84
6
98
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140
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50
63
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62
63 Vi
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60
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56
88
73
77%
88
84
106%
—
84
105
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—
92
73%
61
6
55%
88
—
Mar-Sept
1937
67
48%.
60
—..—
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April-Oct
,■/'>,
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/
Division
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&
12
56
—
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106%
Jan-July
May-Nov
mortgage due 1993
&
*86
—
42
88%
88
—
33%
33
108%
107
—
April-Oct
1963
Western
93%
94
tt.yil
2b Va
2
June-Dec
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1 2042
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
1st mtge & coll tr 4Vis ser B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980_.
85
37%
93 Vi
1977
Lackawanna
Morris
1st
72
8
36 Vi
*36%
.
_Mar-Sep
1977
and refund M 5s
A Income
86 Vi
■
58 V4
30
April-Ocf
2%s debentures
Co
debentures
First
87%
Year 1957
36 Vi
June-Dec
1986
debs
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
101%
80%
■
•
57V4
Jan-July
April
Great
——
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581/4
May-Nov
Chicago
90
June-Dec
1970
Range for
Sold
Publishing Co—
Delaware
98
99'/a
82
*85Vi
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie
99%
*82
First and
5s
99%
1970
A
series
Deere
92%
190
4s
4s series B
ref
Bonds
High
30%
Jan-July
91%
100%
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
New York Lackawanna &
1958
4s
1970
91%
81
^
30
June
Dayton Union Ry 3Vis series B 1965
93%
.
100
*100
J an-July
97 Va
10
99%
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92%
93%
.
90
88 %
r-
95
85 Vi
8
—
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107
87%
1989—Jan-July
gold 4s
93%
—
1
94
93 %
ref
&
&
subord
4%
93
*90
93 %
Week's Bang*
or
Friday's
Last
Sale Price
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975__April-Oct
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987
—May-Nov
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
lien
87 Vi
77
*90
4s
& equip 4s 1971)
86
43
Period
Low
mortgage
A Imp
81
55
■
*93
Jan-July
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a .1st
High
20
■
Jan-July
1981
and impt
div
A
70
59%
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R
Low
59%
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/Chesapeake & Onio Ry General 4%s 1992 Mar-Sept
!
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May-ZVou
Refund
No.
High
Daystroin
3Vis. series A 1974
3%s series B 1968
Cbampion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
,
Year 1957
Interest
RR—
Cuba
Co—
mortgage
3%s debentures
8«)d
Friday
.
BONDS
Stock Exchange
York
New
Range for
■
April-Oct
refund
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First
Bona*
»
*75
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York
Central Pacific
trio*;
Bid & Aokpd
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4 Vis series B Jan i 2020
Central RR Co of
or
Sale Price
2020
1
FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 3
Week's Range
Last
'
■ „.
series A 1995
4Vis series A Jan
AGen mortgage
New
Period
4s
mortgage
Central
Exchange
Ry—
Georgia
First mortgage
Interest
107
Grande Western RR—
First
Chjcago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
v
a 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan
1983_
A2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
47
48 Vi
April
*42
48%
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
81
4Vis
5s inc
debs-
Chicago
A Jan
ser
series
3s
—
7
45
65
45
66
78
■
—
85
B
Denver
81
1
69 Vi
69 Vi
69 Vi
7
52
50 V
52%
64
46%
326
April
Mar-Sept
1999__April
Jun-July
1
1989_
1st mtge 2 Vis ser A 1980
4Vis income debs 1995
•
t
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4Vis 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4%s 1994_
—Jan-July
46%
4
44 Vi
44%
43
,
—
*
45%
Union Station—
mortgage 3Vis series F
First mortgage" 2%s series G
First
82%
65%
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43 Va
61%
Gen
&
ref
mtge 2%s ser J
&
ref
3%s
43
70
65%
—
70%
3s
*75
!
1963
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
1st
Jan-July
mortgage 23«s 1978
4Vis 1987-
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mortgage
60
93%
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93%
92
•
—
3s s
Co
f
debs
ser
series
97 Va
89 Vi
95'/a
1
92
96%
.
104
91%
101 Va
87 Vi
80%
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1977
87%
88
98
—
101
88
98'%
98%
97,
98 Vi
101%
52
98%
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97 Vi
87%
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87
7
89%
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98
gold 4s
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5s
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92
81
series/B
74 Vi,
A-
first coll trust 4s 1990-MayrNou
3s 1970
Jan-July
—June-Dec
First
mortgage 2:!is 1985
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1986—
—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989
—May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4 Vis 1961—ApriZ-Oct
Colorado tfuel & Iron Corp—
4 Vis series A s i conv debs 197-7
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982:
System Inc—
series A 1975
Gas
3s
series
1977
*817
C
D
—
1981
II 1982
4%s debs series G
debs serlps
5Vis
series
dobs
5s
3%s
subord
3%s
mortgage
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
1970—May-Sept
19G4—__
Ohio E'lec 3 Vis
Columbus & South
1st
dobs
79%
—
1983
88%
86
94
88%
8 8 V'8
6
93
83
108%
79
90%
917ii
94 Vi
—
94%
—
92
84
——
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89%
82
10
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91
76%
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94
86
94%
87
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95%
107 Vi 107%
105%
103
108%
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120 V
118
71
115%
133 Vi
2
6
120%
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88
87
0
88
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101
101
2
91%
85
91 Vi
90
90
98%
June-Dec
92 Vi
01
92 Vi
115
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
95V4
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95%
8
84
April-Oot
ApriZ-Oct
■:
f debentures 2001
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80%
101
115
2
80%
81%
80%
1
96
refund
refund mtge 3s scr E
First and
and refund
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ref
M 3Vis
1st
ref
M
&
series G
3%s series II
1st
&
1st &
ref M 4 Vis
ref
M 5s
3s convertible
4%s
series K
3%s
series
N
ser
L
M
June-Dec
1986
(Bait)
Gas
2%s
debentures
debentures
3s
debentures
5
174
174
1
110
111 1/4
1101/2
1979——
'
1982
3s
inc debs
cum
in
U
mortgage
4%s
(stpd as to payment
2001
Power first mtge 2%s
Consumers
1st
dollars)
S
conv
4%s
debs
3%s
Can
1972
:
1976
3 Vis s f debs
Crucible Steel Co of Am
Co
1963
i.
108
1st mtge
For
footnotes
see
1976
Jan-July
debentures
3s
debentures
Jan-July
1958—
1960
debentures
82%
94 Vi
84
94%
3%s debentures 1975
debentures
5s
Motors
1977
conv
Corp
debentures
income
Shoe
3%s
(B
conv
General
General
94
106%
General
110%
163
178%
101 V'a
111%
4%s series
D
185
92%
2
90 Vi
89 Vi
90 Vi
40
93
891/8
General
General
89%
106
99%
104
87%
84
May-Noy
*86 Vi
page 27.
1970
June-Dec
3612
36%
——
116
34
*98% 101
—
82%
93
89 Vi
86
90
351/4
41%
94%
85
1
83
92%
92 Vi
1
87%
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78
84
*92
99%
86
96%
•
—
100
78
42
93%
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133
98%
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83
101
„
106%
106
107
105% 107
106%
99%
45
M
series
3%s
G
89
89
89
20
81%
118
124
631
98%
91 Vi
99%
—
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99
%
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100
99 7
127
a
—
1949
4s conv subord debs 1970
Authority of the European
Coal
and
Steel
secured
95%
101
series)
5s
100 .T,
387
1
98 Vi
46
198
f
debentures
98%
93%
100
97%
101
98%
31
81
95
42
84%
97%
97%
96%
97%
69
85
973/4
111%
30
100%
70
88 %
111%
92 Vi
111
97 Vi
97%
*88%
♦
—
93%
10
98
93%
__
April
April
—Jan-July
Jan -July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Deo
Jan-July
1982
;
Jan-July
95% 101
87
88%
118
101
100
106%
106 Vi 107
111%
98
92%
196
.
92
105%
93%
109
84
84
2
83
95%
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5
90
88 Vi
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.
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73 Vi
73 Vi
69%
84
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172
108%
105
79%
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66
76
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56
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91
94%
72
81
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—
51 Vi
72 Vi
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12
——
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145 Vi 146
84%
160
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97
110
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98
100%
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101%
101% 101%
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101 Vi
i—Jan-JuZy
sinking fund debentures 1978
s f debentures 1977
s
92
138%
92%
Apr-Oct
1975-
Hocking Valley Ry first 4Vis 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
3%s debentures 1958
4Vis debentures 1968
4s
124%
.120
97 Vi
Community—
(7th
89%
—
99% 100%
97%
92%
1980
gAHarpen Mining Corp 6s
5Vis
98
124
mortgage
High
20
103
—
85
84
—
3%s 1981
May-No®
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
—June-Dec
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
1st
93%
93
15
116
92%
Ohio RR—
4%s
series)
— —
74
88
91
Feb
mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
ref
&
110%
86 Vi
88
—-f
May-Nov
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—-May-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
Jan-July
1st
108%
80 V4
90
&
ctfs A
Hertss Corp
104%
73
37
97
Jan-July
Jarc-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb
mortgage 3 Vis series N 1990
mortgage 3V/as series O 2000
Mobile
95%
4
*82%
3Vis '66_May-Nov
93
62
43 Vi
— —
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
General mortgage 2 Vis series R 1961
85'/a
96
92 Vi
92%
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General
80%
110% 110%
137
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87%
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1969
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97%
91
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—
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94
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46
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92%
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84
46
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75%
97%
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Co—
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16%
15
65
Company—
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24
91
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108%
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82
72
Mar-Sept
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debentures
(W R)
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55
85
*—
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7
92%
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102
103%
102
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1961
1964
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24
89
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99
—
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debentures
2%s debentures
93 Vi
85
108 Vi
April-Oct
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3%s debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
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91%
—
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10
—
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75
*89
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100% 100%
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Corp
Gulf
Apr-Oct
Continental Oil 3s debs 1984
Crane
Electric
Foods
87%
.
94
130
88
,
77%
__
100%
89
106
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June-Dec
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Mar-Sept
4s conv debs 1971_May-Nov
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debs 1977
June-Dec
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AprZZ-Oct
Co—
debentures
General
General
83
,85%
16%
93
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.
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B—
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1987
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3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental
1975
April-Ocf
1959
1987
88%
94
Mar-Sept
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Dynamics
82"
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105 %
93%
1961—May-Nov
3%s convertible debentures 1975
*38
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
91%
91%
April-Ocf
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June-Dec
1978
80
85%
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5%s inc subord debs
General
83%
110%
88%
83
82%
91%
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1976
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subord
conv
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81
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A
4 Vis
3s
—
May-Nov
47/8s debentures 1982
5s
97
109 V2 109%
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1986_
1968
3%s debentures 1976
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106% 106%
109 Vi
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:
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2
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1972
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4%s
85
91 Vi
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115
78%
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85
April-Oof
1986_;
1987
Consolidated Gas El Light & Power
1st ref M 2%s series T 1976
1st ref M 2 Vis
91 Vi
May-Nov
debentures 1963—
debentures
conv
1985
series
94%
91%
80 Vi
3
95%
91%
82%
3
108%
147 7/a
77
—
92%
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ser
General American Transportation—
4s conv subord debentures 1981
84
96
313%
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82
91 Va
91
81
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refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
May-Nov
2
92
Mar-Sept
103 % 104
Foremost Dairies
8
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86%
-
56
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90%
Feb-Aug
1982
3s
first
93
92
M
A First and
Coast
901/2
91 Vi
ref
East
92 V4
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167
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ref 3%s
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General
92
99
96 Vi
118 Vi 122
ser
1977—
85
1981
1981__
104
1972
87
Feb-Aug
&
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74
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2%s
5
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1 2020
April-Oct
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3%s
Vi
85
1982
mortgage 3%s
87%
80%
98%
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mortgage 3Vis
87
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98 Vi
122
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102
76
—
78
92
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75
70
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98
93%
60
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consol
87
1979
72
—
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84
Associates—
84 %
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128%
75%
__
98
Jan-July
debs 1979
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
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20
—
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—
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May-ZVou
1961
1983
Fuel
&
First
A 4s
mtge 2%s ser A
95
198
160
109
80
87%
—
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1976_Mar-Sept
1977
First
General
refund
and
Gas
Genoral
84%
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and
86
145%
118%
86 Vi
*
mortgage & coll tr 3% 1965_
Jan-July
(N Y) first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZy
Elgin Jolirft & Eastern Ry 3Vis 1970
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El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
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April-Oct
83
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debs
mortgage 3%s
75
__
i
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'
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conv
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196
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1961
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79
90
-
116
87 Vi
—
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101 Vi
81
118%
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June-Dec
1977
debentures
debs
3Vis debentures
192
Combustion Engineering Inc—
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s
84
82%
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86%
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.
96
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87
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conv
14
—
84
76
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■
94
6
11
86
90
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67 %
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56
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B
58%
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90
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56
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95
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58'2
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_
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1st
104%
80%
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1980
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2%s 1979—
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95
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82 Vi
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104
1
—
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85
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5
91%
94
95
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69
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78
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106
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25
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3%s debentures 1976
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6ee
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19
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refunding 3s series N 1977
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conv
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88
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,
1975
mortgage 3%s
85
90
90
78
92'%
106'/4
106
62
Pacific Gas
,
90
30
93
93
56
1971—May
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first
mortgage
20
—
97 \'a
78
108% 110%
93%
88
90%
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98
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54
2005
Jan
1978
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84
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J
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Edison
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89%
91
debs
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Oklahoma
84
81%
—
93%
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1967—April-Oct
1962
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mortgage
Ohio
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RR—
Register Co—
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National Dairy Products 23/4s
National
First
conv
1st 8c
A Jan
Morris & Essex first gtd 3V2S 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Natl
70
4s
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74%
89'%
88%
*90
April-Oct
1987.
4%s
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First &
93%
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Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
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debentures 1958—May-Nov
-
67
Ste Marie—
5s income debentures Jan
4y4s coll trust 1976-,
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mortgage 2%s
mortgage
76
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s
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1988
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:_Aprll-Oct
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Nashville
99
262
10
89
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1987
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97
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—
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.
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series
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mortgage 3s 1978
mortgage 2%s 1979
mortgage 3V'4s 1982
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89 '/a
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53
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2047
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/
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1997
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registered
trust
85
i
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1997
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.
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registered
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&
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1976
6c
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1st
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Gen
I
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303
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117
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1977
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Gen
68
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f lnc
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Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
lien
90
75'/a
354
22%
■
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f
4s
■
1978
Minn St Paul & Saulte
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90
43%
21
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
99 '
■
4s 1959
debentures 1972
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First mortgage
88'
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G 2003
ser
1984
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s
84%
40 3,4
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s
4%s
101
86
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
conv
First
ser
gold
1st
debentures
6s subord
Minnesota
95 y.
>
63
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1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
& cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage. 4y2s series A. 2019—Jan-July
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Jan-July
RR—
debs
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1
95
•i.-TO.v-
Y
85
f debentures
s
169
96
93
95
74
3y4s
95%
Minneapolis-Honeywell
s
88
97
96
85
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis
1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%a 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%b 1969
Mar-Sept
37/ss sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
3Vis
96 %
88
4% s debentures 1991
3.10s
97
80
*
B
3Vis
101 y2
100
*88
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1974—May-Nov
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Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988
April-Oct
Central
79'%
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92 V'4
,
50
Norfolk 8c Western Ry first gold 4s
79
*95'%
mtge 56 s f series J 977
McKesson & Robblns 3 Vis debs
1973
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966
Michigan
44%
--
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ApriZ-OcI
Gen
conv
7
81
Aprll-Oct
May Stores Realty Corp—
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#
.
72
83
93
72%
■
52%
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1976-June-Deo
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Merritt-Chapman
40
7
66'%
77%
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1973
4%s 1987—
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1996—April-Oct
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72 V*
81
89
ser
25/aS
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f debentures 1980
s
40
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—
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64
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63'A
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76
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69
60
50
81
2
80%
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82
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8 Vis
59
63%
34 Va
.
—
44
,
49
84'%
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85
8OV4
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,
-;
84 V2
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RR 2%s series B 1975
gold 3%s 2000
,34
50 3 4
50'4
74'/a
101
51%
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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*89 V'a
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Manila RR (Southern
3>/4s
3
40
:■
67%
—
45
«!«
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1998
59%
4 9','4
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subord
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82
.
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May-No*
1962_:
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registered
53
60
■
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Jan -July
85 V
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debs
1968—Mar-Sept
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5s
N
70
D
second
mortgage
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■
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div
4'/2
75
mtge 3%si«ser H 2003
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
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65
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Feb-Aug
1st
Apr-Oct
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1st
N
73%
65
67
1980
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1%
—
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debentures 1976
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96
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88
94
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2003
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2003
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:
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2003—.—
■
w-
68 %
56%
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98
1970—Aprll-Oct
A
1964
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
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to 1974
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49%
*
3 Vis
'
99
50%
49%
&
1st
91%
40
'
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83
*
2|80
53
50%
57'%
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83
—
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■
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90
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registered 1997
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Jan-July
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1961
Jan-July
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1961
Jan-July
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*
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1973
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'
88 v
•
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72
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79
80
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Kansas
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80
s
78
77
63'%
N
95;:
100
88%
%
59%
N
85 y.
94
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;
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mortgage 2%a 1980
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mtge 3'/4S series C 1984
100
96
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1978-
95 y2
>11
125 y2
95%
.
88
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April-Oct
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June-Dec
83
91
104
\
87%
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33
85 %
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105% 108
1976—Mar-Sept
101%
101
*
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63 %
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New
88
08
Apr-Oct
105 VB
2013—Aprll-Oct
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registered 1998
3'%s
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96
97%
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93
86 '%
2
101%,
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3V'2s
4
96%
105 %
105
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106 Via
99%
84%
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
170
91
13
85
Loir
;
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H5
94%
105%
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4s series
Consolidated
92
125
-126
92 %
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New York
92 V*t
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.
1982
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mortgage
93
92
Jersey
New
89
75
No
Jan-JuZi/
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Junction RR gtd first 4s
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New Jersey
New
'v
debs
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1st
78
77
—.
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Kansas
80
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Sold
Hiah
94
May-Nov
1974
debentures
"New Jersey
94
90
77
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
3s
87%
„
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1987
Jamestown Franklin & Clear
Jersey
1977
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subord
conv
3s
-
A
Co—
mortgage
I-T-E
—
84
77
Jan-July
Co—
series
92
83
Monday, January 6, 1958
Week's Range
Last
Sale Trice
May-Nov
1 eb-Aug
1977
debentures
f
s
'
3'%s conv 1980
Co
Tea
Period
Exchange
Stock
York
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Corp—
1977
Line
86
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„
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91".
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debs
€ debentures
s
4V4R
&
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■-<
BOND »
■
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183
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91
,
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■
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titgn
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3%s s f debentures 1980
Lou
No.
80.'%
"87
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Range for
Year 1957
69
86',2
hg'%
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May-Nou
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May-JVoy
mortgage
39
12
.13
Firet
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30%
39
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*
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(66)
1977
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Jan-July
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refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 3*V4s 1982
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&
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ref
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ref
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88
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lf)85
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ref
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951,4
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-
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1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First & refunding 2%s 1978
1st
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104 y2
93
72%
72%
Co—
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First & refunding 2%s
First &
—
a
90%
107% 109
Number 5705
Volume 187
.
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Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
York
New
Interest
Exchange
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conv
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or
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f
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debentures
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and
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:
May
& Co.
88
83
.
88
4s
Whirlpool Corp
76
75%
'54
53%
*33
76%
64
*73
93%
65
7
65
,>
—
85 %
89%
*65
"jv
101%
77
6
—
64
•
West
Wilson
99
991Q
*90%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
197.1
91%
102
100
99 :'i0
Feb-Nov
1966
92
—
1981-—
April
1991/—April
1974
80
82
95
87%
64
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s
173
79%
83
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
3%s conv debs 1975
115%
—-
*90
April-Oct
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'6s 1967
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
83 Va
82
*82
—
'ncorae 4'As series B Jan
Warren
88
( 83
82
---
^■
May-Nov
Aprll-Oct
3'As series B 1971
ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
•
78%
1
April-Oct
4s Income series A Jan
mortgage
90%
87%
*86%
2.Jan-July
1958
181%
•
—
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
I 1981—June-Dec
1995
mtge 3'As ser C 1973
181%
162
161
E 1975—Mar-Sept
ser
'
1
1
162 /
Co—
mtge
First
•86
:,i J
-
87%
3s series B
RR
80
75
—~
84
85
114%
■
*82
mtge 3%s ser A '75__June-Dec
101%
81
83
101 %
25
79%
97
82
86
77
Wisconsin
71
Yonkers
87
—
:
Mortgage
2%s
series
E
mortgage
2%s
series
F
Jan.-July
1996——Jan-July
-Jan-July
—Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1986
Memphis Div first gold 5s
—
64
64
64
3
59
94'b
94
94',L»
7
91
105% 105%
2
99 %
105%
—y**-
Northeastern RR—
116
98 Tb
—
109
107
-
1977
—
*88
May-Nov
86
Southwestern
Boll Tel 2%s debs 1985—.April-Oct
3'/as debentures 1983————
May-Nov
'
86
85
81
—,
—
90%
81
•
92
*85
85
75
*88%
April
gold 4'6s 2013
first
*99%
■
1st
RR
73%
51
74
Co—
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s
1976
First mortgage 2%s 1979—
Public Service 3'As
Electric Light
June-Dec
;
1971—
58
19
60
62
7
*
:
%
'
1976_Jan-J«Zy
& Power
94%
Jan-July
•;
78
*80
—
-Mar-Sept
2%s
56 "2
58
^Jan-July
May
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen
*2
94^%
93%
'.
85%
94
85
.«
*34
-r-r
94
101
1
107 % 107%
Jan-July
1996
*67
■
Central
Wisconsin
72
93%
86%
87
Wisconsin
84%
94
92'„
,93%
,
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
1st mtge 5'As series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Spokane Internal
consolidated
First lien and ref
98
101%
93
82
mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginian Ry
92
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-ruie sale not included in the year's range.
rCash sal#
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
'
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
JCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 ot
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid arid asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds selling flat.
'
,
■
a
Deferred
delivery
sale,
not
included
in
the
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Dec. 30 and ending Friday, Jan. 3.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every .security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
In the
'l
Friday
Range
Corp class A
Acme
Precision Products
Acme
Wire
Adam
Consol
Aeronca
Aero
Co
common
Shares
Low
Industries
:—4
;
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
rootnotes
see
page
3 "4
5%
3'A
51.4
16'A
10
3%
57a
17
x3'A
Dec
5%
Jan
5%
Nov
11%
Apr
Air Way Industries Inc
AJax Petroleums Ltd
359
16'A
Dec
30
Feb
Alabama
31.
-1
8
7%
8%
1.000
5% Mar
5
4%
5
2,900
4'A
Oct
10%
Jan
l7h
1%
1%
5,300
]%
Oct
3 %
July
7% Mar
9% Aug
9
Oct
Alabama
Great
Power
Southern
4.20%
Alaska
cumulative
preferred
Airlines Inc
Salee
Range
for Week
Shares
10
100
1
Range for Year
LOW
High
1%
l'A
1%
3,800
%;
%
..%
87
Oct
1
4,600
86'A
87%
17%
18%
1957
High
5% Jan
%
Dec
1
Jan
Dec
160
Jan
81%
Oct
92% Apr
17%
Dec
31%
79
Nov
89
Jan
5
July
124
50
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co—
5"To
3
50c
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
High
1.500
2,500
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1957
Low
High
Last
STOCKS
1
1
•
Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Supply
For
1
1
Inc
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday,
whether
,
Sales
Week's
Last
Par
Petroleum
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 3
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
,
99%
86
102
87%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
66
93 3 b
93%
May-Nov
First
A
ref
90
92
87%
91
—
877/a
84%
54
-
*118
—
Mar-Sept
+May-NoV
—
First
3%s
2%s
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser
&
119%
80%
8
97%
—
and refund mtge 3s series F 1978
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
1st
•
89
--
83 '/a
90%
100
,
1
*55
•—.
206
83
85 :■
*86
*
—
June-Deo
73
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Joint
and refund mtge
99
95%
.
97
Co—
78
5
"
.
;
;
Mar-Sept
1976
Winston-Salem
Gold
•'
1969
debentures
Power
80%
67-
■■•.'11
•
'
(Oregon Lines)
New Orleans &
Electric &
•.
.
92%
.
77
89
9
Co—
Co
First 416s
1st
107
100
12
—
*78
—
Southern Pacific Co—
San Fran Term
273
88
*100
--
2:<As 1994
Jan-July
4'6s conv 1973__Ju7ie-Dec
Ry
Gas
102 3 4 106
.
88
April-Oct
Jan-July
debentures
Indiana
Southern Natural
subord
subord debs
West
88
246'
.
& Telegraph Co—
Edison
conv
conv
West
94%
91'A
94%
106
-May-Nov
1585
convertible
3%s
106%
997a
10(i7»
4
106
--
—June-Dec
1987
Southern California
Southern
1978
2'6s 1976
gtd 5s 1963
1979
debentures
27/as debentures
3'As
''
—
106%
Ja 11-July
RR
Eell Telephone
debentures
3s
2%s
94
55
106
Inc—
& North Ala
Southern
—
ApriZ-Oct
1986
subord
conv
102 '/n
109 % 109 "A
':
April-Oct
debentures
Socony-Vacuum Oil
South
109'2
April-Oct
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
101 A
9712
—
Corp—
debentures
2'6s
1982
Corp 4%s conv debs
Sinclair Oil
102 'A
May-Nov
1982
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shamrock
5'As
1977
*106 la
88
133
*81 Va
J an-July
Gen mtge
Feb-Aug
79
.
r-
95
105 %
June-Deo
1951
C
Gen
1972
debs
seiies
First
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debentures
assented
4'As
First
96
88%
*95
Mar-Sept
.-June-Dec
& Sons 2J6s 1966
1947
A
Participating ctfs 47/as 1968
Corp of America—
93
81
—
■'
■
Vanadium
First
1977
:
85%
*100
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1947
A
series
sinking fund mtge series C 1951
103
91%
77 %
•
*91
—
'
•
May-Nov
1980
series
assented
6'6s
Co—
3s debentures 1974
4%s
debs
3'As
91
75
9(5
10
.
1
797/a
55'A
135
"
91
''
'
'
6'6s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
3'As assented series A 1951
,
'
51%
5
81 %
_
--
*94','2
May-Nov
April-Oct
1967
88
3'As
23
7^
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
1973
1977
debentures 1976
tr 4'6s
debentures
-
April-Ocf
76
18
59
98
coil
2%s
Rubber
S
1975—
3%s
sinking fund debentures
mtge &
Virginia
lirst
debentures
Seagram (Jos E)
75
49%
& coll trust
debs
1972
f
s
71%
'
91
*83
United Steel Works Corp—
Ry—
1st mtge 3s series B
mtge
1972
85%
—
79%
■
,
,
112
105%
7V:H
59
New
f
182
71%
certificatps
Seaboard Air Line
s
79
93
837'a
h
#
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVoy
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
3%s
4%s
72
41
94%
*88
inc bond
Duluth
&
Paul
1st
80
84
1
85
72
—
86
5
89
83
92
88
*88%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Noy
mtge & coll trust 3'%s 1971
6'6s
307%
1989
May-ATon
certificated Nov 1989-Jan-July
cons gold
4s 1968-June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3'/aS B 1971
April-Oct
Second 4s
St
1st
77%
—
—
Jan-July
-May
Mar-Sep
A Jan 2022
ser
1980
St Louis-Southwestern
First
152
'
<4-
—
84%,
77%
bo
•
85%
94
*90%
Mar-Sept
1977
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
—
1997
A
4'6s
B
ser
debs
income
5s
152
—
2%s
94'A
May-Nov
1966—AprZZ-Oct
1969
America 2%s
of
Co
Biscuit
debentures
United Gas Corp 23As 1970
—
Ry Co.—
series
ASecond mtge inc
1st
3%s
1st
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
Louis-San
United
161
debs
subord
conv
18ft
161
__
■"""
98%
bu
>
95%
88%
*"
'
:•
*97 Va
85%
96%
90%
6
89
Corp—
/
91
•
84%
77%
'96%
83%
;
.
■
94
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
180
__
79%
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St.
,
8
93%
*■'.
*88
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
88
115
103%
29
112
98%
23As debs 1970
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1976 _Feb-Aug
Pacific RR
Union
80
*90
—
Jan-July
1977
coll tr 2%s
&
96
77'6
1968
Union
*79%
••
—
Mar-Sent
1977
mtge
86%
/■ 85%
114
75
987b
■
..
lj;'£j9W.
82
106
95%
98 7 b
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
99. :
84%
70
—
25
*95%
—
1971—May-Nov
Missouri 3%s
of
Co
1986
and
-90
<
92
10
>'
:
1st
-82
McBee Corp—
Royal
Electric
First mortgage
3s
debentures
92%
*83 %
—
3'6s
Co
mtge 3'As 1982
Union Oil of California
Corp—
subord
conv
1969
Union
80
*156
—
87
93
647a
*156
•
111
112
*94
7
*156
V'.. •■''
73%
91%.
79 %
48
••
99
.
83 % *
"
r
%
*74
.April-Oct
3
--
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—.
impt 3%s 1960--June-De c
_Mar-Sept
Tri-Continental Corp 27/us debs 1961
Oil
70
—
'
•
' 'A
-
86
■
-_Feb-A7«p
1982
debs
subord
Ohio Cent ref
89%
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
AConsol
Debt
4%s
1st
94
102%
—
May-Nov
85
100
73%
1985. -Jaw-July
;94
80%.
*108% 110%
.
83%
—
2
*83
Inc—
Products
Tidewater
Tol &
6s
May-Now
:
1953
6s
,
379
*80
—
85%
96
98
99%.
-June-Dec
Pacific first gold 5s 2000
89
89 %
Feb-Aup
78%
*84%
1970_.-AprZZ-Oct
and. refund M 33bs series C 1990--April-Oct
70
April-Oct
1
Orleans RR—
New
Thompson
106%
90
90
5
'
*37%
T
and refund M 3V4S series B
First
9 7'A
a
98%
Rhine-Westphalia Eloq Power Corp—
mtge
93
89 7
24
92
96%
85
92
:
87%
857b
„
93
79
96 »
97%
106% 106%
—
„
106 %
Haw-July
1973
104%
*88%
—
:
-
39
100%.
<
89
81%
*90
of St Louis—
M 4s series C 2019—, -Jan-July
2%s series D 1985— -April-Ocf
_May-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965
&
96
13
99
85'2
Jan-July
Texas
14
1
94
81 la
-May -Nov
Texas
(106%
99
—
9816
81%
-Ma y-Nov
Refund and impt
98
95 '.b
162
*96%
^
ML7/*
142%
94
Pacific-Missouri pacific—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974— -June-Deo
89%
J
-
1972
General and refund M 37As ser E
90
1
*87%
Corp of America 3%s conv 1980—Juwe-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/us series D 1995__Ma?/-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tpbucco 3s debs
Rheem Mfg Co 37/es debs 1975
'26
*92
Mar-Sept
1964
95
90,
83%
90
Texas
*164% 185
Apr-Oct
'
97%
103
80%
Terminal RR Assn
Texas &
82
95
12
*105
1983__April-Oct
1977
§ A Direct
89 %
82
103%
95
Radio
§ AConsol
101%
89*2
95%
37
100% 100%
Refund and impt
■
*
June-Dec
§ A Direct
A
99%
*89%
103%
May-Now
1975
2%s
95%
90
1
,_Mar-.Sept
refunding mortgage 3'.4S
Oats
96
89',2
,t
Co—
1972
debentures
96'/4
n
197L.
Cs
2%s debentures 1973—
*90
refunding mortgage 8s 2QJ1—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
arid refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
316s debentures
Swift & Co 2%s debentures
83'A
First
19U3
debentures
103%
10314
—
and
3 las
92
72 '2
•
—
mtge
1st
92
12
'•'921
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Transit Inc
8
t
18
293
*10616
.Mar-Sept
1973
84
66%
79%
2
*89
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966——Jan-July
-Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981
Surface
*96':.,
First and
First
100r;8
87'
myn
88'/a
102
88
J.:;57
103%
791-1
>
102'
..Jan-July
1982
debentures
fund
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs
8
;
June-Dec
1967—
conv
Low
(Ohio)—
Co
Oil
sinking
4'as-
99%
10116
*971
First and refunding, mortgage 3'As l968_~Jan-Jtily
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
Ffrst
97
98
5s
3%s conv i982— _April-Ocf
debentures 2%s iy71_—M ay-No v
—Jan-July
1974
J)
debentures
2%s
98
__
93
—_—r—..Jan-July
debs
&
; J83
93 %
Co—
3%s
Electric
92
82
(N
csianuard Oil
--
1983
Gamble
&
Public Service
3s
Power
3s
mortgage
86
Products
Coil
Standard
Standard Oil (Indiana)
115
79
AJ8
April-Oct
1986
95%
99'6
100
NO.
Hiyn
89
92
*96%
~~
April-Oct
1st-mtge 3%s 1964—_May-ZVou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jun-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s-series B
1962./
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Low
5
329
Year
Sold
High
for
Range
Bonds
Friday'a
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Standard
"
Chem
&
No.
Last
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
York
New
Week's Rang*
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Year 1957
95 A
*75'/a
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Cokfe
Sold
High
92
1964_May-Nov
5s series A 1970
ENDED JANUARY 3
Range for
10712
106
Pittsburgh. Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
Bonds
Bid & Asked
a
WEEK
IOR
Range
Friday's
95%
107 J
1972—June-Dec
Pittsbgn Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Luuis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—Feb-Aug "
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
19G3_.Feb-Awgr•;
s
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
debentures
oebs
Friday
27
250
1,500
2,100
2% Oct
Jan
The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK
FH*«r
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Loio
fir
Algernons
Kunsczijd*
(or Week
Shares
Range
of Prices
High
1874
dep rets Amer *hare«_
AU American Engineering Co_
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Ino.
A Fisher
Allied
Artists
common
3'/b
3%
1,300
2%
Nov
27a
37B
43,200
27a
Oct
G7a
Sep
2y8
2
274
1,400
174
Oct
4 7a
Jan
137a
Jan
~3
~33/8
9,300
27a
Oct
47a Mar
7%
200
6%
Oct
1072 Mar
2,100
19%
Corp—
__1
3%
.It
77s
Allied
convertible preferred.
Control Co Inc.
Allied
Paper
5%%
Aluminum
•*
**»
*tp
Co
of
Mirro
Aluminum
Ambrook
preferred
...106
Name changed
(effective Jan 2)
Co
Industries
Industries
conv
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
American
57/a
1
Feb
May
Seal-Kap
Thread
Equip
Writing Paper
Incorporated
143/4 May
787a July
20%
2372
30
57a
Oct
100
1472
30
65
Nov
xll
Feb
205/b
2,200
Dec
Jan
Nov
267a
Oct
27
300
Jan
II
10,700
972
Dec
237a
20%
77a
2372
3,700
197b
Apr
83/a
87a
4,550
774
Dec
1
3%
33/4
37B
900
33A
Sep
•
common
1672
~9
"83/4
.1
Company class A—
Lead Mines Ltd
2%
%
12%
Ltd
.4.71
Oct
73/4
Feb
2
Dec
400
2%
2
.200
Products
America
Corp—.—
Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
127a
874
15,900
3/8
Dec
200
123/e
Nov
3,400
M
1072
19,800
6 3/4
Oct
1072
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
I
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Audio
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14
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30
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46
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Baldwin
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43/4
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1,400
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18 72 May
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
3
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5%
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700
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43
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8 3/8
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common
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5%
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55 % May
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10
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19
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1972
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137a Jan
23
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10% Jan
600
27i
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700
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127a
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157a
700
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10
9,400
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100
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16
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147a
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May
8
July
1972
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3872
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7%
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2772
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12
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1672 May
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60
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474
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37a Aug
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40,200
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27a
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
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33/4
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17
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to
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272
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Barry Controls Inc class B
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conv
550
272
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Club Aluminum Products Co
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10
—2
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
37a
57B
17B
100
pfd
Corp
Claussner
1"*
warrants
Light 4%
&
common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
43/4 July
101
Power
Chamberlin
167a May
177a Jan
10 7a
10%
uct
"
9,800
1,800 »■
.
Century E'lectric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Light—
preferred
Armour
Assoo
I
16,200
liV
17a'
10°
preferred
Central
Chief
57a
4%
15% ;
I 7b
Co—
Power
Maine
3.50%
•
574
preference $1.50 series
Conv
Central
153/a Aug
778 May
27a
Instruments
Central
397a July
17% Jan
474 Jan
23 7a Mar
1
—2
Co
Dec
J-1 or
1
2s od
1
*
-10
»—1
1
1
1
*
,
Catalin Corp of
187a July
31
1 7a
1474
Jan
812 July
.
Dec
37a
10,900
1,300
2 3/8
'8
2
8
-1
& Co
M)
(A
Cenco
347a Feb
~9%
Co common—
Products common—
Castle
ll3/a May
347a May
2674
(J W)
Casco
37% Aug
Oct
6,100
157a
5.50
*
Light $5 pfd
Dec
374
16
1
—
29V2 Aug
21,000
1
1
dep rets B ord
American
Carter
2172 July
30% Jan
55/a
23
100
common
31
Feb
Carreras Ltd—
17a May
767a Jan
17,000
63/4
21
Amurex Oil
Exploration
117a
3,500
65
30
6%
Dec
Jan
Jan
Co
Carolina Power &
47/8
100
237b
preferred
American
Dec
11
pfd
common
5%
89
97a
1,300
I
14
•
6%
Aug
50
21
....,1
Co
Photocopy
76
100
20
Co com
Meter
American
874
12
65
14
PetrQflna Inc class
American
;
1
100
Co
:
12
Inc
Natural Gas
Amer
150
4.*.
Co
American
Anglo
847a
..1
American
Post
17
1
common
American
Anchor
527a July
7
Feb
Dec
pfd—If
Laundry Machine
Filter
American Manufacturing
American Maracalbo Co
Anqcon
Oct
5 7a
Carnation
*
(R I)—i
6%
Air
AMI
57a
18,100
437a
4%
"i3/4
0
1
60
Minerals
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter A Kennedy Inc
Williston
Canadian
High
Oct
42,900
37a
i'lff
—--—-1
2.
37a
374
47s
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian
to
common
Inc
American
American
100
67b
847a
6%
Canadian Marconi-
America—
Mfg Co.
Alum
6
578
39
43
•
cumulative
Alum. Goods
157a Dec
6
.I
Allied Internat'l Investing cap etoek—1
Corp
772
37a
Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd..
10c
Feb
6
3Vi
preference
Low
207s
28
common
Southern
Canada
Range for Year 1957
100
25
25
*
—--20
Cepient Co Ltd
672%
Jan
2872
3Va
-10e
—
Pictures
Dec
Shares
Low
Par
Canada
for Week
of Prices
High
Sale Price
Exchange
1958
,
Range
Last
1957
Monday, January 6,
...
Sale*
Week's
Friday
tuyn
Lou.
V-
N
EXCHANGE
JANUARY STOCKS
3
American Stock
Range for Year
Amer
Allea
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Sales
Week's
Chronicle
and Financial
-
Jan
Iron
Corp
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
$7
—
2b
——1
*
*
54% May
31%
138%
Dec
180
126%
Oct
162 72
Jan
July
Jan
187
Volume
Number 5705
..
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(69)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
..stocks ;•
Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
shares
'
$2
preferred-
Edo
(
of
Elcctrvgraphic Corp.
Electronic
5
comuioin.:
Freight
Air
Empire Millwoi'k
Corp———
Forge & Sttiei
'6Ufa
1
_9t4
•'
.1
10
22%
5 ;.
Power
68
Dec
20
■
y
G
"Vr
>';/
1,700
Gilbert
9(4
Dec
100
::
13,800
7,
70
(A
C)
574
1574
Union
Gobei
—
3.500
5
27
900
15
3/a
6,200
•
27
-i
>
' ;2(4
■
1st
V
27:
Hi3.)
13
,2
74
Great
Western
Great
"/a
!
^
Gulf
'<•
■
*
v.-fc- /
$4.50
&
16(4
Hall
1
1
19
*
•4:'
Mfg
Higbie
A
Hofmann
5,300
4j,V
6(4
.
—
Inc.
1.700
}>
Border's
Hormel
&
Inc.—
(Geo
& Co—_——:
A)
Horn
& Hardart
Horn
&
Hardart
Baking Co..
common—
Hubbell
&
Inc common—,—5
Refining
*
&
Manufacturing
Hydro-Electric Securities.
Hydrometals Inc—;
Hygrade
Food
—
Industries
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4'/o
For
footnotes
see
674
Apr
274
Jan
774 May
1
%
7a
7)
3.900
74 Aug
1A May
l
10%
914
10(4
1,700
1674
1674
16%
200
Hotels Corp
Brewing
Lear
page
Jan
Oct
Jan
1074 July
1374 Jan
14(4
&!4
Nov
Jan
14(4 July
2074 Mar
17
Dec
28(4
2
Mar
;,
1674
'
5-a
Oct
245
(4
700
40
i,f
:
14,900
3(4
■
20
L4
100
J/4
4 Va
18,200
9
*
100
3 Va
54
Dec
.57)
.
or
2
/2
net
...
.
105
re''
7
17a
2(4
25,900
7
_
12'4
13(4
251 Ij
29
674
7
.
"
4
700
Sep
14
rJ £cc
7
1,300
674
Dec
50
50,4
i.
8
Dec
Oct
4(4
Jan
Oct
274
Jan
574
Jan
2:J4
1,200
2
27 a
274
27a
1,100
2'
1 Va
1V«
1,500
1
274
2
27a
6,100
2
Oct
274
32
297a
:
274
32
.
500
2/4
1,900
7'/4
7. :
24 r'a
2474
26
87
86
87
17
2974 Aug
90
16
Jan
400
7(4
3,600
350
20 /a
4(4.
21
-
Oct
27 ;
700
67a
77a--
2
^
10(2
-
2(2
•
2174
j
21
Xl0(4
94
25
Sep
July
15(4
4.100
674
2
Feb
Dec
20'4
10*4
1,300
10Vi
1(4
Oct
2174
1,000
%
1 Va
36,900
74
2(4
100
x2 'u
.31(2
317a
300
2674
15*4
14
15(4
7.000
1374
15 3 4
6.800
20
2012
900
Oct
12
Mount
Jun
Mountain
2(4
Feb
18
Jun
3774
Dec
.
Jan
Jan
Muntz
Oct
,
q</p
Murphy
Murray
common
874
974
—
pfd
common
(Can) Ltd
of America
preferred
Mills
Tel
Inc—
&
Tel—
Inc
Muskogee
Muter
Dec
60
43
43
100
54
56
3,200
14(8
17
9,900
177a
1,000
5
574
Sep
199^
Mnr
^Peb
70
ai3-
4J,4
o
f
07f eT
ai?
cv
its?
13/8
-
inn/
qi
r!?
rw
Oct
574
18.700
474
Nov
407a
41
A
417s
6,100
3674
Oct
5
10% Aug
"5%
pfd__100
84(4
"
474 Dec
2,700
12
Apr
16(4 July
174 May
lOVa July
Jun
15
2,300
Oct
1774
Dec
1774 May
3174 Aug
1274 Oct
300
4
2,900
774 Dec
1374
1374
200
13 y« Oct
•
2174
25(4
16,400
3174
34
48(4
48(4
50(4
1,700
4(4
5%
7,800
774
7%
200
13
700
25
'
5(4
•
——
15
9A
500
18 Vb
Oct
3074 Jan
560
4A
Oct
8(4
——
1574 Jan
Jan
574
6(4
3374
Jan
8 V*
774 Dec
74 Oct
Apr
Jan
1074 Oct
Jan
15
44%
Jan
4374 Aug
67
Jun
8
Oct
4
Nov
37
Apr
13 74
Jan
1A Sep
8(4
9A
46,000
1874
Jan
26(4
13,000
22 Va Dec
5774
Jan
16
3,000
1474 Dec
25 V4 July
17 */a
15 Va
17 VB
3,900
13
Oct
29% July
37)
374
574
174
2,700
8(4
8 Va
874
7,800
8(4
87)
200
8%
9(4
4
2.50
100
1
Oct
1,500
574
Nov
8
Oct
74 Dec
8%
Dec
774 Oct
"7%
8
Oct
—
7
1074 May
17 V2
474
14
Feb
400
18Vi
Feb
24
474
47a
1,200
474
Dec
Nov
■
9
2074
"9(4
16(4
95 Va
10'A
95 Va
■
17
800
1,000
9(4
Dec
Jan
11% July
2074
1,300
Apr
Jan
2
3074
-•to
Mar
1174
1 Va
,
10
8
5
374 Dec
100
1 (4
Feb
Sep
Sen
5(4 May
35
21%
Apr
Jan
"
-16(4
12%
127)
1
1
1
300
574
1(4
1
50
*
100
10c
7%
25
1,300
95
12 y»
n
20(4
7(4
Dec
16(4 Deo
74
16,200
177)
20(4
17,800
77)
5,200
Va
10
78
674
89
89(4
Oct
H Oct
13
Oct
3(4 Oct
Nov
104
13%
Apr
1% May
3374 July
874 Dec
90
96
96
10
89(4 Dec
96
90
96
90
10
82
Oct
90
260
139
Aug
157
157 Va
37
37 Va
■
50
2(4
1274
11274
i7.r
2(4
200
10(4
1274
900
111
Feb,
3% May
19
Jan
130Va
Jun
174
Jan
250
36,600
1,200
22
Dec
400
21
Dec
3974 July
31% Apr
Dec
10(4
Jan
Oct
35%
Apr
21 Va
2174
5 Va
Oct
106
2%
Dec
t7,
2174
18 Va
Aug
374 May
Dec
10 Va
44
Sep
Apr
Jan
25(4
24
6
2
Deo
159%
Jan
11274
-74
24(4
19
36(4
Mar
2474 May
6
2,400
74 Dec
5 Va
19(4 Aug
97
8%
A Nov
15(4
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
96
6(4
Oct
8
22(4
1
Corporation—
Ohio Mfg Co
24
97
v
July
1274 July
16
100
100
100
*
2474 May
23 Va
8(4
47u
16
—-—
24(4 May
1H75'1
100
A
774 Jan
500
7'A
Co
2.50
10
50o
common
Company
common
274
'
~83)
40
26
8
Jan
300
~83)
Jan
874 Dec
6(4
1
50c
Jan
330
—
Sep
24,800
8 (4
50c
Feb
27
54
20
60%
1,575
74
xl3 (4 xl3(4
preferred—•
11
27
—
174 May
Nov
Oct
1274
—-1
10
1
1674
11574 119
1
1374 Dec
—B
——
Slates
TV
Apr
1,800
87a
1574
1
-—
1674
27
£1
31.
1
1
1
Company.J
cumulative
4:,4 May
3474 May
July
20
36%
400
15,000
8
2.50
Service
Corp
Vernon
Jun
103
£1
cum preferred series B
preferred series C„
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
Sep
674 Jan
80
Jan
1374 Dec
•
Co
4.50%
5(4
Jan
Jun
3,300
14 7 4
42
4(4
+
Canada
of
Aluminum
3(4
,
1(4
1
3974
74
•
preferred
convertible
1274
Dec
5,100
Feb
2ft Apr
5% Dec
150
97a
Corp
4.80%
Dec
14
8 74
*
common
Warrants
2874 July
1074 May
Dec
2 ('2
1*4
.
3(4
ft
150
*874
ft
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
674 May
Dec
2.V2
2
70
Co
Molybdenite Corp
Feb
Feb
2n4
600
274
Jan
/8
4„
1,900
7* a
?ct
/2
~9
2
—
Abrasive...
Molybdenum
65
1
Missouri- Public
July
12
2.800
274
20
V.M
27ij
474
274
47a
274
Mirro
Dec
% Oct
274 Dec
25
500
2474 Dec
2.50
7
Steel Tube
Corp
Feb
Jun
16,100
6
6
18
1
Piping Co—:
474%
IfV
2(4
874 Jan
Dec
4
Jan
July
10% May
xl74 July
11 Va Dec
460
1374
3974
50o
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
9'/n Jan
1(4
1
Co
Wohl
Mining
44(4 May
/
Pc,
52
.
Miller
30
1374
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6</0 preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp—
Midwest
4,900
15(4 Mar
2974
15
70
—
Ltd
Petroleums
Iron
Mid-West
2,000
874 Aug
2174 May
874 Jun
774 July
50
1
30c
Co
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Nov
59 .<1
18,600
274
1174
574
10c
Middle States Petroleum
Aug
3 )8 Aug
3(4 Mar
27a
-i
r
Mar
43(u July
Nov
27a
-
234 Dec
? 4 Dec
ol4 c.C
97o
2,600
56
56
j
I% Dec
100
12 (a
29'
~474
274
1174
l-ur
5
Michigan
_
~4
2 V4
5
Michigan Chemical Corp
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co——1
—,
T_
Jan
•
-
Metal & Thermit Corp
Aug
974 Oct
—-*
(A G) &: Co common
Mesabl
?ec
^pr
5o
29
,
Nov
474
274
1174
25c
1
10
•
common
Aircraft
Oct
25
874 D*c
27
(The B) Co
& Rubber Co
Oct
374 Dec
4% Dec
1274 Nov
ft
3
•
Service
Merrill
*
Jan
or
£
or
.
300
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
May
~
26
2 Va
500
10
9%
50c
Mead Johnson & Co
Men a SCO Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating
P44 Hay
4^a
in
Jan
43/
300
53)
6,100
2574
McDonnell
Sy
J?May
int/ dan
o,f
a
10
•
774
2574
3
1
McKce
%
14,400
x574
Massey-Harris-Ferguson ' Ltd
Maule Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Tnc common
r
4,000
674
2574
Corporation
Stores
Mansfield Tire
550
674
16
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Wv ■Tr'3
,?jf ^ y
4^ A Dec
,4 ®ec
3
773'
3,400
x4% Oct
100
8,400
ft
warrants
Inc
Public
Maine
Nov
5';,
Oil
Magna
„
Wolf
..170
1 (4
200
474
25o
M
Truck
Mack
374 May
,
,
8%
4%
Mages Sporting Goods_
„
Dec
1674
Macfadden Publications Inc—
4% Dec
■1/4
4
374
common
Jan
Manischewitz
6,300
54
57)
*
11(4 Jan
5,700
"2(2
/
Jan
Mangel
574
100
474
1
374 July
774 Jun
Dec
3£a
5
Oct
Dec
474 May
16%
common
Realty
30 74 Aug
2874 May
974 Jan
j,
173/
,:1
Inc
19 74 Dec
6
Dec
Feb
474
Common
Locke ,Steel Chain
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Limkenhelmer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
jan
Dec
2
374
10
9714
874
Oct
Jan
4,800
16%
474.
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceterias second pre!
6(4
474
12%
374 Dec
/;'.'400
10 Va
1
Sep
30
Aug
9974 May
Feb
14 V8 Apr
2474 May
374
1
Leonard Refine.rics Inc
ToVr"e?u /
Liberal Petroleums Ltd—
May
19
>
lan
Jan
137a
974 Dec
1674 Dec
75pesoa
Ltd
Mines
Lecourt
73',
56
Dec
300
3%
"3
Shores
Ton
nee
Dec
174 Dec
7,300
~2(4
374
2
1
Jan
"
l7u
12
1
Co
T
99/aR4ay
ci'
-
1
i,rUn
5 /a Mar
:,/
24
y
iPr
Jan
A
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co—
i
National Bellas Hess common—
National Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National Ml'g & Stores common
"574
"574
209
474
Nov
84
86
180
78 (4
Aug
6jV, July
63
1274
6(4
May
Apr
Feb
9474 Mar
National
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Research
National
Industries
Corp
Rubber Machinery
3
1
1
5
1
1
,
25c
Inc
Starch
Steel
National
Transit
274
14
400
3% May
2(4
Dec
300
13 Vz
Jun
400
2Va
Dec
4.74
Apr
6
Dec
1174
Jan
4%
Jan
6
7
5,400
374
3
3 Va
6,900
174
174
700
2%
Oct
174 Oct
14(4
274
Jan
Jan
16
1174
1074
174
lft
9
Nov
21
Jan
1274
4,400
1174
Dec
2374
Jan
1074
100
10 Va
Dec
13%
Jan
174
34,300
9
100
174
9
Dec
Nov
6% Mar
1074
Feb
1
14(4
13
14(4
6,700
12 Va
Nov
2674 May
10
14(4
1374
1 474
400
13 Va
Oct
32(4
27 Va
2774
200
22
25 Va
Aug
3074
Jun
574
674
10,400
674
Oct
9%
Jan
4
4
100
374
Nov
5% Mar
Ltd
common
17
7,600
674
Products
Car
19
3*/a
2
common—1
*
National Telefilm Associates
10c
National
National
~
2%
1
Namm-Loesef's Inc
2Va
1374
10
Nachman Corp
Tniv
National
stock—*
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Feb
,21% May
474 May
174 Deo
16
—
.£1
.,.,
274 Dec
National
Amer
dep rets ord reg.:
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
2.50
5
Dec
3,400
15(4
v
-
9
:C
•
Products—
1
Imperial Chemical
5
174
13,300
1,000
;
6
674
(Harvey)
Co
6,900
174
21
3774
1157)
liock
27a
3%
1(4 Apr
2%
l
20^
Humble Oil
97/a Dec
14(4
974 Dec
1(4
% Oct
1237) 124%
4!o
—10
*
15
100
preferred—_—
Va Dec
100
1,000
1%
274
8
934
10%
174
3.700
3(4
—*
*
Bearing Co
2,000
/
2(4
Dec
13.000
•.
240
1574
Hoover Ball
9(4
97)
-.1
Jan
574 Dee
600
4(4
.
—
1
—,*
*
37(4 May
18% Jan
17
174
187)
13.-
5
1
,5.
60c
—-I
Feb
2074 Dec
1,650
9
1.25
3
374 July
1.500
<674
2
6 74
————2.50
——25c
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines..
Holly Corporation.——_—
Holly Stores Inc.—,-—,.
Holophane^ Co common——
Home Oil Co Ltd class A——
23%
10
10c
Dec
•
400
2(4
6
•—
100
100
;
Jun
2474 Mar
700
"3(4
Mar
574 Feb
Jun
7.400
9(4
74,
39(4
.
,
common.
3%
98 Va
Oct
2Va Dec
20c
6
-
; l
Nov
900
•
:
9
19 V2
1(4
1
Co..^
Industries
Company
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson <fc Sessions Co
Lanston Industries Inc
La Salle Extension University
874
4,000
'
574
1
& Co inc common..
(R)
.' Class
Co
Oil
1874
1774 May
Aug
300
21
23(4
2.50
Feb
85
300
17
-
124(4
common.-,
Electric
Jan
8
774 Dec
38,400
177)
5
Co
-
94
5
-
&
274
33
3,100
^ 92%
:5%
•
245
.25
preferred
Ilevi-Duty
(DcH—
Inc—
La Consolidada S A
174
2() '
Henry Holt & Co common
1
Hercules. Galion Products Inc
_10c
Herold Radio & Electronics,—25c
IIurd
'
•••• •:
'17%
20;/
—10
& Co 5^% ipl'd
(W E)
4%
3
Dec
Jan
6(4
—.
Heller
874
2%
Lalie
Oct
'
2
1
.
Hastings' Mfg Co
—
—2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1
Havana Lithographing Co————10c
Hazel Bishop Inc——
10c
Hazelline Corp..
j
*
Ilccla Mining Co
—25c
5%
Dec
1
Light——_
Helena Rnbenstein
7(4
3
Mar
74 Dec
15(4
6
50c
Investors Inc—
Harvard
874
L'Aiglori Apparel Inc
1% July
„
16(4
H CO
Co—1—10c
Machine
Electric
1A Oct
Dec
-I
1—*"
•
Inc.——
Stores
Hartford
274 Dec
10,900
Mar
I*
32(4 'Jun
5(4
2
10c
Harnlschfeger Corp—
Hartlield
1,600
2(4
74
13,200''
Industries—
Lamp Co_.
Plywood Corp—-
3(4
HJ
74
5
':.l.—1-4—£—
American
274
2(4
105
15(4
9%
s-
7"'
W '
1
Harbor
Hoe
Dec
2
V
1,100
18
—9c
preferred.———'.
B
&
3(4
Krueger
2074 July
16.200
v/8()
———i—_—-1—1
!.
common'
674 Jan
-1474 May
!5o
374
600
-7900
1
"//
—■
i—4—":—30
50c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
II
H
.
8%
—60c
Inc
Products common
Land
States
New
674 Jan
7.50
Jan
8
Co.———__1
Films Company llic—_4—'
Common
600
Dec
——I
common
33V3C
13
13
15%
.
Guild
3
1474 Apr
874 Nov
1,100
3
Kropp (The) Forge Co
11%.
^)2
'
.
1
Company^:.
Stores
Grocery
79
July
1,500
1(4 Jan
Knox Corp class A
Kobacker Stores———
800
4%
*
100
Co
Lease's—
Freehold
Gridoil
Griesedieck
•
Jan
May
Apr
74 Dec
Klein
Jan
974
-Nov
95
1—10c
Chemical
Producers
71
20
9
3(4
77a
3
7.
ft
167)
1
preferred series 'A_I
Hydraulics——!
Greer
74 Va
8%
3(4
5
1,200
v
—
class A—10c
Mines—
1
Financial
Western
74(4
,9
3
A Dec
Knott
34(4
'
•
&
74(4
6Va
1274 May
14,300
(S) Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
15%
-
19
Products
Oil
1% Oct
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
,27a7
.
Dec
,
'
5Jir
*
preferred—
Lakes
674 Dec
1,300
30,500
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Oct
"
3274
•
Non-voting common stock
7 %
2,200
1%
%
5,7T July
,
Atlantic fc Pacific Tea—
Great
(1
•
Fob
(4
100
2.300
4
1 '•
1;
*
--1 'L-
JA.
7
Mines—4——1
Industries- lnc_
Amer
874
Dec
,
11
Manufacturing COL—.4.1674^
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Grand Rapids Varnish——
....1*'
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Oreat
4,400
8
1%
A
Kin-Ark
Oct
.'Nov
2,400
157a
tg-t*.K-r%
w_:
Goodman
Great
4
6%
A
77# Jan
/ :
10,200
74
5
Consolidated
Goldiield
Apr
Mar
120
Jan
4%
.iV:j..:/3%.
■
-
—
——'
——
Inc—:
Dairy
.
•
374
1%
72(4 •f/.i 2
25c
Inc———
(Adolf)
Seal
Gold
"
10(4 July
Dec
,
.
99
L-T-"'
industries
Co
-
117(4 May
57a
■.
".15(2
v
.c:::
50c
common
common——
Wernicke
Dec
37)
8
V*
Kidde (Walter)
/,
v,
Dec
75
8,800
.
Corp.——————:
1
Glenmore Distillers class B———.—
Globe
374
374
33V3C
To
11
c
■
Oct
59
3,300
:; so
4y|
1(V
's
-..5 Va
V
Co————
Globe
Jun
~>4
1674 Aug
6(4 Nov
6,200
70
-
.
.-
57a
'■
7a
Alderi
Glen
15
Israel-American Oil Corp 10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jeannette Glass Co
774
:
59ill# 69
V
Corp.—-—
Gold
Apr
Apr
Jan
10c
Co
Jupiter oils Ltd
Oct
Oct
Georgia Power $5 preferred-————."*
•Gilchrist
474
774
l:
..
l%
.
warrants—4.
Corporation-^
$4.(10 preferred^
60Va
67a
17
9
j
io(4Julv;7
18,500
.87a
>
4% ■.>. '• 4(4
43h
3747.
dep rets ord reg———£1.
Fireproofing common—___—5
General Indus Enterprises':.——:
♦'
Giant Yellowknife
*
2774 Aug
334 May
.
3,^ Jan
(r-i",
s-<~:
.-
—100
.
V
Jan
v.'
common—
Corp
35 Yb
700
11 ya July
Kirb.y VcnS.vn Petroleum Co
American
Stores'
11,200
1097a July
8% Feb
Kaiser Industries Corp
4
Kail man (D) & Company
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4Va(4 pfd—100
Kata Drug Company1
Kawedci Chemical Co
25c
"
Mfty
12% Aug
Apr
97»
r
-
7%
6
General-
Plywood
367)
874
1
'
General Alloys' Co
-——
•'%.
Genera! Builders Supply Corp com—1.
5% convertible preferred
—.
25
SGeneral
Feb
1
9(4
■.
Mfg Ca rjohiihonfC^if
General Transistor
'
8
-4
'•
T1
^.
preferred_a——;
General
7(4
16
10,300
•,
_
-
35 Va
Aug
Dec
20
36 Va
5
Nov
2Vi
Nov
'
800
7,000
5'
';9l74
—il
General Electric Co Ltd—
2,300
174 Dec
81
—•
Cliute
Kennedy's
K'.l'.j'. -•'^jy ij
reg
———£lV
Acceptance Corp
107a
Irving
llkjSn
■
Inc
Co
10(4
1
1?i'
•'
10 (a
Ironrite.Inc
Jun
4
774
Nov''.
1
Company
Kawneer Co
70
Galkeuo. Mines Ltd
General
9%
23:
5 ;.
.
1;
Head Brewing Co—4
11.25'
FresnilloV(The i; Company _______1_
1
Fuller (Geo -AT !Cdr—-—4.44444.4.—ft''
5%
9(4
1,200
Jan
14
-5i/,
30
*
Fox
Gatineau
45,500
?:*
10
f
Dec
Oct
500
92(4
Royalty
Air
1%
174
907)
Jan.;
42 74
•L'» 5ec
5 (4
'
Class B- voting—
; GeHmah
100
Dec
ri
Oil
600
%
9174
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90(i pfd—100
; iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
*
Feb
4
,
n/?
•
400
iv/'T :%-'/•
i.
'
_
0
■
1,900
10
•
Iutex
2
2874 May
2% Sep
1274 Nov
S
International Products
Investors
12(4 Mar
.
1
70O
14
1%
25c
America
International Resistance
Jan
July
102
Oct
4
32
"
57a
87a
-
4
-
Class ..A ,nun-v,citing
Fort: Pitt Industries
Dec
X,,-
2
600":
71/41
^1874
^
'.2.50
Flying Tig6r Line. Inc ,L--
;
V
3,200
97«
'■
.
'V*
10
1
—
Ford Motor, of' Canada%;
/■/*
•5^4
5:fi
Corp
Ltd—
85
1.600
17,300
50c
1957
Range for Year
High
13 Va
International Petroleum capital stock-*
,
Apr
374
17
Co
Share*
K
Sterling;.ln:c^—^-1—
Motor, Co
Oct
1,-2
Mfg
North
ot
International Cigar Machinery—
Feb
127o Aug
1274
(ij ^ Dec
■
7*/4
17(4
Fet)
■
Hardware
Co
\ International Breweries Inc
.
234
General
American,dep vets did
3274 July
s
5(a Oct
40
33 5«
'
9Ta
Assoc. of
,'Ford
,7tT Jan
22^2 Oct
12(4 Oct
1,400
9',4
'5Vh
•9*4
T
Fish man- (M H) Co lug—../
.
Oct
*
Cori
1 Oc
Phila. Name "changed to
Reliance Insur Co (effective Jan 2)~
.
SV-':
^
974
r
(Max) & Co class A
Florida^ Canada
(4
,
10,000
'-S
33*',4
.
•y
2
12:',4
1
Fairchild Camera & Irjstiumcnt
.Firth
Industrial
insurance
1
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Apr
"
..Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
_1, '
Fargo- oils Ltd..———,
——T <
Fiuancial
Va
;'(2 V2
2r;a
Corporation Ltd
_$1 or 25c
Line Gominon.—
„_i_10
%.
Jan
Nov
4,700
94
_1>
<
—
30(4
26
Sep
Dec
xo(4
600
6:!'4
12 *
-1
Go—1—
2
90
__-_10o
—
p
Fire
16(4 July
'
2
12 lv»
•
Eureka Pipe
Factor
5
l*t- preferred—4i—L—-TO.
timi
Esquire Inc
../
10 1
6!:■>
20c
Corp com_iri.
.,;Ero- Manufacturing.
Eureka
27Tu
10
-
Corp—
common;^——
convertible piefcrrccl—.
Erie
16,000
26:{)
10;.
1
InC
for Week
Low
Par
Enterprises
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Sales
Week's
Last
23/4
•.
1
—
lac
•"Equity Corp
$2
18,500
27 To
Empire"District Electric 5//«- pi'di.-_LlO0'
:,
200
l!?00
>\-us
Corp of America———I
Inc—4—
u.
,5c
El-Tronics
18'2
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Industrial
~ 7 Va
1
common
Communications
Electronics
Emery.
ijow
~6«h
6%
5
STOCKS
High
18.Va
-1
_•
-
<j:_—
Electric Bond ,& Sliaie
•
Low
1
JANUARY 3
Range for Year 1957
—30-
class A
Limited
Mines
int
i-.
Corporation
Elder
beneficial
WEEK ENDED
RANGE FOR
Shares
Sugar Associates—
Common
*
Saies
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
*
Range
1
6
4
74
Mar
,
29
&
_
Jan
34% July
-
31
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, cFanuary 6, 1958
.
; (70)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
'
•,
>
American Stock Exchange
Range
Electric
Union
Shares
Low
._JUC
Corp
1%
5
21
21
5%
—1
5T'a
New Bristol Oils Ltd.
._20c
Hi
18%
2,800
5
Sep
18% Dec
800
_40c
New British Dominion Oil Ltd—;—
New
Chamberlain
New
New
Haven
50c
Petroleum
Clock
New
Min
Jersey
1
Co
5Va
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
Land
Arizona
1
Ltd
._20o
Oils
&
Oct
118
1
.
Y.r Jan
3,600
Vo
Dec
950
Vz
Dec
%
Dec
lTa
(17% Dec
6 % Oct
47%
.
.1
2 V4 Jan
i.
'
is
17%
19%
26,400
To
1
8%
10,500
n
6
o%
1
10,600
.
%
Park
Mining
Co.
1
—
New Process Co common
New
Superior
Sapphire
Jan
16% Mar
2% Feb
Oct
New York Auction Co common
Co
Steel
Seullin
,
York
Nickel
Merchandise
Rim
1:
Nipissing Mines.;*—_——.
Lites
Noma
Inc
•
6%
;—•
,
•
2
2ft,
41,600
1%
1%
1,700
1%
1%
1%
25
2,500
preferred
60%
95
Corp
\
1st
redeemable
1st
redeemable
dividend
25
1st
25
25
•
vtc
300
3
Sep
5Ta
Jan
14 %
May
850
90O
3
2
Corp
26
Jun
26%
Jail
5Yv
24
Jun
92
320
88 Tb
140
"5%
Pratt
common—
Alexander
Inc
Metals
Preston
East
if
1
1 %
4
Dec
6%
Jan
100
14
Dec
16% Aug
Dec
16% July
10% May
Standard
Standard
10 Vo
Jan
Standard
Products
Mar
Standard
Shares
"4%
~4%
5
Nov
4% Nov
500
48%
600
4
10%
11%
1,600
5%
4%
Feb
7
.
46
•A
58
DccOct
-
%
24
v-y-
6% Allg
3To Aug
1%
2,000
1%
Dec
1,100
3%
Dec
14
5,700
4,200
6 J/a
Dec
1%
.
1%'
.6%
18%
%
.
49
*
18%
4%
300
200
Nov
•
18
%'
•4%
7% May
7% Mar
Oct
25
Apr
Nov
Jail
Stylon
8
Feb
51 '/a
4,300
2
100
48
500
16%
i'lf
4:%
8
8
Nov
Dec
Dec
6 fir Apr
16% July
7%
Dec
12
13%
15%
325
Dec
5
l
nf
512
Raymond
(The)
$1.25
Co
x79
4%
—l
Concrete
Pile
—_l
preferred
Reda Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Poster Oil Corp..
—
Insurance1 Co
Remington
Arms
Co
J
...
Argentine
Nov
5
Oct
77o
Nov
29 %
Oct
Sep
Grande
Inc
American
Roosevelt
3
38%
63%
Jun
17
17%
Dec
16%
Jun
15%
Nov
25%
400
15%
Oct
%
1,300
%
42,200
32%
35%
1,300
%
■il!v
30%
Oct/
Deo/
Dei4
»
24%
Apr
HI Jan
lTo
45
Jan
Jan
8
7
8
13,400
7
48'4
3%
4%
10.400
3%
Dec
6% July
1
511
1%
9,600
%
Dec
2%
3
'a.—.1
8%
8%
a
1965
1
100
'
2%
84
1
2%
81
1
600
70Q
Dec
"2%
8
Oct
Oct
•
2%
84
1%
1,200
2%
16 %- Apr
5%
3
87
150
72
Jun
1
Nov
Jun
Jan
11% July
Nov
3,400
,.£1
Inc
Ave
30c
Jan
2-
Feb
Jan
(The P C)
footnotes
page
4%
Sep
Dec
15% July
12% Jan
5
11,500
4
Oct
8%
Aug
9%
10
2,500
9
Oct
14 Va
May
13
12%.
13%
6,000
12%
Dec
24%
2,700
5%
2,500
13% Aug
4
-2% Oct
32 Vh July
4Tu Oct
July
9
July
Jau
"
7%
1
Feb
39%
\
1
8
>
1£
I
Tb May
12
Jan
2;i
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b
Jun
Jun
13
31
32"
25%
25%
Co
Inc
2534
Jun
42%
42%
22 Tii
22't
23
800
22'%
223
"5%
2 Tb
27b
1
—5
common
Chemical
i
Corp
Thoinpson-Starrett Co Inc..,
70c convertible preferred
Tliorofare
Tilo
Inc
Roofing
2%
1,100
2%
Dec
4%.
4,900
4%
Aug
43 Va May
9 Tb
9%
7 Tb
7 Tb
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1Tb
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7 Vb
5?
2 Vb
'
7 Tii
23 Tb
5%
5 Tb
6
45%
45
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2 Tii
5%
5Tu
1%
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5T>i
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46%
Oct
—
6Tb duly
Dec ';'
14
58
% May
11
Dec
18
Oct
19%
2%
61 b May
Oct
10
Apr
Nov
5
,Tj Mar
400
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Dec
5%
100
5'/4 Dec:.,
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44'% Dec
75
4 Va
13 Va
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15 T'a
15%
200
l3b
lr'b
37,100
15%
400
1Tb
27 Va
450
17 %
93b
3,200
Apr
8% Nov
1%
6,700
1
11%
11%
.1,300
Va
2%
7
4
2Tb
7
V 4,200
II
3
-
Jiin
3%
%
Jan
Feb
Jan
13
17 Tb July
5 Tb
Dec
2% pee
.
Jim
14%
.
July
;7TiL Apr
Aug
300
Feb
17
11 Va
Feb
15
6%
Oct
6
3,500
35
12%
700
300
7
34
6,100
20 %
Oct
Oct
10%
3 Tb
Feb
.3% 'Feb
3.1 % Jail
40Tu May
Oct
900
18%
1%
27%
Oct
34%
Jun
8Tb
Jan
Sep
T'a
Oct
2 Tb
3%
39,400
2%
1%
3%
2%:
1Tb
,
Dec
87b
9%
34%
137a
Aug
Dec
15
Apr
~i£6T'u Jan
I 20
July
13% Mar
12 Tb
Jun
7Tb
Dec
1%
Apr
10% July
4
July
76%
Dec
100
29%
1
Jun
,!|.
5% Dec
I
300
18
|J
May
14
4T«
29 Tb
23 Tb July
44Tb Nov
13 Vb
18%
Jan
Oct
4%
29 3 b
4%
8Tii
5,500
45)
n
Jan
'7% July
'5% Jail
•
Ii
Jan
25Tb
13 Tb
15
PVb
3Tb
■
3
41/a
Jun
7% July
13% jan
21% Sep
•
31,800
134
.
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1.200
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.
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IT:» Oct
600
14 Tb
Dec
5 %
1,500
14
•
4% Dec
50
23%
14% May
75 Va Jun
• '
Dee
5b
2,300
23 Tb
OCt
1%
V
100
7%
/
Dec
% 52 %
900
4%
7Tb
>
Dee
9
..
1,300
2 %
5
~
Aug ■'
Tb
.
.
400
Tb
'.
2'/4 Dec
30!)
1%
;
-
...200
59 Tb
24 Vb
May V
19'% Nov'-
400
58
'
x20
2%
1,300
1%
Dec
3
1Tb
7,800
15
Dec
2%
Jan
l.'if
Jan
;
Dec
Oct
I if
ia
15,300
Ylf
Dec
95
95
21
86%
Sep
99
21%
18 Tb
21T4
2,200
17%
Dee
45%
76
71%
78%
8,900
40% Jan
758b
3^
Ta
21,900
Va
Oct
4%
2,400
3 Tb
Dec
10
Jan
18%
Nov
22
Aug
Dec
25
Mil r
%
4%
J-'u
20 8
25c
4
20 8
1
200
1
—
Inc
20%
17%
20'a
2,100
17Tb
1
11 Tu
lOTu
11%
1,300
95
99%
600
2%
10% Dec
99%
'
Feb
Jan
Dec
Jan
15Tb Mar
Tobacco
Security Trust Co I,Id—
deposit rets ord registered.—£1
Amer/deposit rets def registered—5s
5
1
/Ii July
|i July
79
Feb
Amer
■
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Tokian Oil Corp—^
—170c
Toledo
4 % %
—1
50c
2Tb
1-2^
iu
Trans
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
preferred
Industries
Oil
Inc
A.J
class
Co
Empire Oils Ltd
Rights ....—,——
Trans
Trans'
Temper
•
86 %
■
warrants.—
Corp
—i—
91 %
Apr
300
l7u
6.000
1% Dec
4
1,100
3%
9%
10
%
1%
7
2% Aug
5Tb July
Oct
14%
Mar
4%
jan
31,700
Tb
Dec
38a
Jun
1Tb
10.000
1 Ta
Dec
3
Tb,
8%
900
2
2,700
Tt
8,300
19%
500
13%
14Tb
22,000
% "T.5%
400
33
Oct
1
2Tu
18%
T'a Oct
„
jun
Ii; May
% Jun
5% Mar
3%
♦
—
78
Jau
881 '4
2%
Dec
53a
1%
1
2,'„
163% July
Dec
3%
IT 4
6% Feb
,
Oct
2 Tb
5,200
—1
& Cable Co____
Conduit
Tri-Cantinental
True
2ii
•ab
...
Corn
Lux
2%
88%
100
1
1
Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Edison
Mining of Nevada—:
Acceptance Corp class A
Tonopah
Tower
Dec
I8T4
Dec
22
15
Nov
Jan
20% May
15%
Dec
23 Tb
Aug
2Ql'o
14%
—10
*
Jan
2%
1
——10c
1—10
Markets Inc——
Thriftimart
Sep
3,300
9.%
.■
Feb
46Tb May
500-
t
>
I
Ai>r
2(Fb
Oct
38
100
55%
Nov
41%
42%
Oct
223u
2,100
10
-7
—
common
common—.;
Co
40% May
-
45V4
200
2,200
Ino
Shovel
No v
31 % Dec
2,100
3,000
—20c
Corporation.—;—
1
Texas Calgary Co..
T_.—25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd—
*
Thcw
11 Tb
300
13%
32
Aug
30 %
Jan
6T'4
Dec
6Tb
Dec
4
Dec
57
Oct
11
Jun
2%
,_1
2%
22
1
i_
preferred—
fnipy Toe
4%
1
common
4.900
10
1.25
Co
see
4%
5
_•
.-
Company
&)llaynes
4%
1
common
Aeronautical
15%
1.50
5Ta
11711
Oil
Triangle
dep rets ord reg
Pield
5 %
5
14
A
Electric
Texam
Juu
i!!i
35%
Jail
7%
600
Ltd—
Fifth
For
17%
1.300
1,600
2%
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
RyerSon
26% Jan
50c
•
Russell
Dec
Gas Co—
lo Jan
Raceway Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royalile Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
17%
1
Roosevelt
"Russeks
1,050
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4$ pfd P
(I) & Sons Inc
Royce
17%
Feb
1
*
.-is.
Rokeach
Rolls
16
%
1q
...
Mining Co_Vu
Valley
Vtc extended
1
Oct
9
5%
5%
Apr
21%
Jah :-y
3T'u
3%
47
Oct
Dec
3,V Dee
13 3 b
Technicolor
11 %
16%
8,100
12%
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
1,300
45%i
6,500
3
14
17%
19
8':t
5%
2%
12%
93% Feb
12%
15%
5%
14
20% July
12'%
44
5%
3
8
Oct
1
Ridgeway Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio
8%;
31
8
Oct
50c
Republic Industrial Corp
Ricluvell Petroleums Ltd
Rieo
45%
...—20
Reis
Reliance
19
•
common.
common
convertible
12%
15%
3,600
common^——
class
B
cum
13
27%
_10
1,900
1,200
33%
common———
Inc
Class
Thiokol
common
Reading Tube Corp
Talon
Jan
11
Rapid Electrotype
Packing Co
12
18 Va
31 Va
11%
15%
1,300
11%
17%
1
1
1
100
•
11Tb
33%
15%
25c
_____
Supermarkets Corp.—.:
Corp
Superior Tool & Die Co
Apr
9%
Q
Rath
Ray Drug common
700
•
:
Sunset International Petrol
57% May
21
Apr
% Apr
Jan
% Feb
8
Corporation—.
Sum
4%
88Va
Apr
46 Tu
*
— 1
& Co common..
(S)
Tampa
13%
Apr
33%
11%
5
—1
Sunrise
xll %
1,200
*•
Juu
500
%
16%
15%
Apr
6%
900
-
Dec
17%
common.—
10% July
14.900
8
B)
89
Oct
/;j Nov
16,500
12
1
28% Jun
50% Jiin
•
common.—
(Hugo) Corp.
Stop ife Shop Inc.—
19%
15%
—
(J
Stroock
T%
"
8 %
15%
♦
5
Stinnes
100
xll%
..8
Co.
Stetson
Jan
23%
& Co
(A)
Jan
49
Tb- Jail
1Tb Jan
,
Feb
11%
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc..
—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
-10c
May
2
86
Power
Stein
6
100
lie Dee
Ytf Dec
2Tu
15%
1
Steel Parts Corporation—
Dec
Pyle-National
Quebec Lithium Corp.
\
Dec
4%% cumulative preferred.
..100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber coin
3
Quebec
.
%
18'a
49
97
Oct
18
.
1%
325-
May
68-% May
4 Tb Mar
Dec
2
:
Sep
65
200
3', 4
1
common
Enterprises Inc—
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
7.500
2%
Mar
May
HP
400
3 Vb
preferred..—r_—50c
i—25c
conv
2,100
57
r>
in
1.000
1
C'o_—
Inc
Corp—
(Thei
50e
112 Jan
5% Jan
9
55%
•-
'7%'
5
6%
2
23,
' Dec
38
15,500
9
1
10
(Ky)V
Oil
Stateeourt
1%
20%
n
_♦
common...
V
lVi
20%
«>
^
Dec
69
700
-
19%
lTii
1%
13
1,200
5%
Feb
of Colorado—
Co
Star ret b
13% May
72
'
Dec
"33%
75
36,900
3%
...—1
Forgings Corp
Corp
——1„
Standard Tube class's—1—i-Li.—
1
Stanroek Uranium Mines Ltd.———1
20% Aug
Oct
7%
Iff
2%
Standard-Thomson
Feb
July
4
69%
101Tb Mar
41 Tb Feb
24 Tb May
%
,
:i23b No v
7,200"
iji"
20
$1,60 convertible preferred.
2% Mar
;
10% Dec
4%
-
1%
1%
2
1
Standard Dredging-Corp common
4% July
Dec
-17%
3%
72
35T'b
39 Tb
•
2,500
5
Jan
11.200
%
5-%. Mar
131% Dec
-S
,
'% Dee,
7,400
25
Standard Financial Corp..—
13%
46
Y.
Feb
16% Dee
*
I'ii
1
Specialty Stores Co Inc.....——5
Spencer Shoe Corp..——
—1
Stall 1 -Meyer Inc—J—^
—u*
Jan
Ylf r,tJC
1 Vb
300
33 T a
Spear & Company...
Jun
6%
—1
...—l
13%
1%
10c
Ltd—
May
"7%
2%
_•
Apr
Jan
14 >'
2% Dec
27,900
15"
38
35 Ta
Southern Pipe Line—————I
Southland Royalty Co.——-—-—-5
July
148
5% Oct
•
55 %
.——2.50
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company..
Providence Gas.....
Service
Dec
6 %
*
.....
Mines
98%
1,500
.2.50
America
Dome
39
Oct
3,900
1
common
of
Feb
Jan
4%
20o
common
Lambert Co.—.
Prentice-Hall
16%
4%
13%
:
lo
Ltd
3% Apr
62%
5%
1
Doc
Jan
Jail
4%
25o
common
of Canada
Pressed
Public
14
1
Co
Products class A.
Porto Rico Telephone Co
91
200
■,
Jan
8% Fob
26% Nov
"109% Feb
200
3'
y■
V.
io
13'T'b
convertible
convertible
4.32% cumulative
4.24% cumulative
4.08% cumulative
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials Co Inc———
2
Dec
14%
,29-\.
,
Oct
'
25
preference.
25
preference...—.25
preferred.;
—25
preferred
25
preferred.——25 '
4.56%
109% Dec
84
46,400
14%
5
Mining
Royalties
1%
32,000
iff
4
July
12 Tb: May
-
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.48%
99 % Mar
Aug
5
50
Pploron
&
75
4%
I.Zl
Apr
Jan
'
4
Jan
: May
Oct
300
•
Co common..:
57
1
Ltd
9134
78'% Aug
84% Aug
18,600
iti- it
it
-
8'
20% Apr-
1
1
1
12.50
California Edison—
Southern
Mar
Jun
544
1
23 %
98
110
~6%
Jan
Nov
107
5%
.
27'%
Nov
97
91%
11%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Oil
19%
79%
50
87 %
14
'
5
Corp common
Oil
4.88%
109
'
21%
41%
.
Jah
;
3Tu
1,500
/
17.
Precision Corp—.
Coast
Nov
400
2
'
128% 131%
16 Tb
17
——-—2
common....——1
South Penu
21
1,500
1%
2
17,%' 18% % 33,200
75
91% 92
——5
—...
South
20
86
10 pesos
10c
.!
'
500
,
2%
,;10% July
-
■
27% Jan
•900
""%•
Pierce
Prairie
Jan
Jan
28% Feb
1,300
109
....1
Electronics Inc
Phf ppine Long Disfc Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Power Corp
32%
30%
>
88% Nov
1
2
Corp;
%
2-;!
Soss Manufacturing common—
26%
—2.50
Piasccld Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc....
NOV
Jun
22Va Aug
22r)a Nov
700
87 %
484
Philips
Powdrell
Aug
Jun
3 To
17To- Jan
2% Sep
*<•
Oct
6Tb
-
9
10c
*
Airways Inc—r
:
Smith (Howard) Pupfcr Mills
25%
23%
22%
86 Tb
48%
Scale
-
2.50
—_
Mines
•
243 i,
•
Slick
22%
Va
1
(The)
Pneumatic
5
Oct
25%
28 V'B
600
i
1
....
.....
Circle Corp...
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Polaris
Jun
23
1,000
29%
—
2
—....
Ltd
Co
Gold
.
%
89
•
2
...
_
Perfect
Pioneer
3
,
Jan
92
26
25
22%
92
Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Peppcroll
Dec
9% Dec
44%
100,
Tb
32%
W—•
23%
1c
Canada
Pep Boys
7% Dec
100.
7%
25%
25%
Amer shares—1 Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna
of
Jan
3%
100
convertible preferred%_—•
Simplicity Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common.
•
Singer Manufacturing Co—
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
July
4yV Juh
8,500
1,000
$3
Jan
1
Traffic
3
93
3%
11
...l
Pa l ino
Dec
Dec
li'o
Dec
25%
1
.
Corp.
Penn
Jan
1%
29 %
*
*
Airlines
Motors
B
101
54
32
•
-
•
88
Chemical .Company
Parker Pen Co class A
:
Oct
131%
B
Co
25% Jun
2,100
23 T«
Jan
Feb
lo Dec
100
2 Tu
24%
Jan
Dee
8Ta Jun •
% Nov *
11 :
Oct
3% NOV
„
900
7%
1%
li'ii
Dec :
47«
i
9'/4 July
-10-
Oct
7 '
1
"
\
7
5
,
19% Mar
-
Dec
2
11
•'
;
16 Va
-
-
1,200
1,200
10,700
JO.
'
21% Mar
20% Mar
>
2,600
Jr>.
"
'
••>
»
Jan
27% July
"HHP Jan-
Oct
25% Oct
—25
common
19%
Dec
10'
6.
«
600
"3%
10c
Ltd...—-—
-V
Silvray Lighting Inc
25c
Simca American Shares——5,000 fx
Simiuons-Boardman Publications—
16% Aug
1,300
^ Higti
"•-,-
9,300
.
Tu
9
•4%
7:%
Silver-Miller Mines
81% July
85
*
.
Park
Class
Dec
Nov
2,075
1,100
3 %
25
preferred
preferred
.-Pentepee Oil (C A)
I
8%
1%
59
47%
■r-."' I'-
Page-IIersoy. Tubes common—A
•
Purieoastul Petroleum (C A) vtc
2 Bol
M
Silex
Jan
58%
220
7%
32 Vb
Petroleums Ltd———b.
j-1
Pacific Power & Light '5$ pfd——.100
Israel Oil
3%
Oct
2
75
10%
29%
dividend preferred
Northern
Paramount
■
44%
47%
Pacific
Pan
2
4T'a
■
6
114,200
2 Tii
iu
11
-
5
preferred
——.
Shcrvwh-Williaius of, Canada—.
Shoe Corp of America connnoiv
Siboney-Caribbeau Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd—
Siegler
(The)
Corp.———
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Chvss
May
% May
2 i'H
..25
25
.....
preferred
4.3(5$ redeemable 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Pacific
% Jan
15,700
•;"
lib
iif
1
25
.
preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
cony
'V 3
Tb
54'
Tb
25
1st pfd
preferred
preferred....
$4.30
.
7% Mar
Dec
11/4 Feb
■
% Mar
28%
■ t
—
Mining
Soiiotone
1st
$4.75
9
P
redeemable
5%
1
58
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
4.00 '/o
95%
X
Securities
4.50 $
9 Tb
61%
8%
9%.
61Tb
7
■
5%
Jan
Apr
Jan
91%
jj|- Dec
1 lii
'
4,300
2%
2
2V4
1
Inc
1st
2
38,800
90c
.
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
5%
10%
78
76% Nov
3%
•
Oct
66
.90
.
1%
1
Okonite Company common
Old Town Corp common
5%$
"
Nov
4%
110
90,; ./
■
^
3A
--1
:——20c
inc
4 Vo
6% July
734
„
9
Water & Power..———Products Inc——
Sherman
Silver Creek
preferred
:•/
Dec
*
common—
Denu
:
2
7
10e
Sherwin-Williams
8'% Jun,
2%
'
8%
v
20%
/1 i
2
Shawinigan
■
Apr
14,500
69
3%
100
Electric
6
69
v
2^;v
:
•
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalta Oils Ltd
Oxford
Dec
4%
r
27,200
09 %
|
>
1,000
38£
.
50o
Omar
21%
1,000
Shattuck
"
Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Overseas
"5,500
3%
5%
5%
90
•
Company
cumulative
5% Oct
6% Dec
Leather
Sctou
2,500
o
J
—
Servomeclianlsms
Jun
5% Jun
.' •ai% May
11% July
•4.0% Jan
•'42 %» May
6-T11
--
class B:
Servo Corp of America..
3i'tf Jan
7
Dec
Mar i
-
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp
Jan
400
19%
20
10c '
General
114,500
7%
6 Til
6%
50c
Bros Tuc__—
Seeniiin
Nov
•
5 V'o
Doc
4
26
2%
69
•.
1—1
;
20
Jan
1^ Oct
•
:
•
Oct
Nov
15
'iu
7%
--1
poreel Metals Inc ZZ——
Securities Corp
Feb
78
3
26,700
Sea
,13^'a Mky
Dec
4,100
.
%
Feb
8
2,000
15%
--1
Airlines
Western
Seaboard
2% May
;
Dec
11,800
"4% Tb
,
100
Ogden
40c
.
>
17Va Aug
—}■■■■:
common.—
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd..
Nov
100
1
24% Dec
•;
of America
103,800
3,300
6%
6%
25
3
;
Oil
5 V4
1%
"5
1.,
Class A
Oceanic
5
0%
1
Ov
4%
26
50
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
,
4
4%
25
4%%.'pfd
Warrants
1%
1
Penu RR Co
Nuclear Corp
.12
10
Northeast Airlines
Northern Ind Pub Serv
1%
1%
4%
'
10
;
....
North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
375
-
6%
50o
10c
;—
North American Cement class A
B
40
4%
'
-
1
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class
39%
39%-
—.1
—
Norbute
?
:
10
Ltd
Mines
Oct
V
1,800
.
1% Jan
Dec
Jan
%
11%
39%
10%
% 13
20,800
'1%
10
New
■(,
%
1(f
•
New York & Honduras Rosario
ii
%
%
87%
■;
•
—1
Oils
Low
U'/uNoV:.
1,000
,v7-ii;'Dcc;;Y,.;
1
25®
Petroleums Lid—
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).
Sayrc & Fisher Co.—
Jan
13%
,
New
Range for Year 1957'
•
13 3 a
14%
12%
14%
Corp Ltd
Lawrence
Balem-Brosius
Jun
137%
>
66,500
ft
%
19 la
.250
Zinc
lYk Dec
lit Dec
1,390
.
13%
common
•
Inc————2.56 '
;San Carlos Milling Co Ltd—i
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5% series—20,
Cumulative preferred 4 % '.b series_2Q
Cumulative preferred 4.40 % series_20
Bt
Dec
I'Vh Jun
3 ,% Jun
2}J Oct
% Occ
v
.
4,200
m"
"ih
500
Chem Co
1
124% 126%
&
•
preferred
&
%
126
;;
36,900
liii-
"1 «i
.100
Watch
&
convertible
New Idria
l-[\t
134
_50o
England Tel & Tel
72,100
•;u.
i
-x
Week's '
Range
of Prices
Low
High
s
33'/a July
Dec
5
Par
'
%
Last
Jan
1
12,700
Sale*
for Week
Shares
"
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock
High
JjOW
-
STOCKS
Range for Year 1957
High
l
Neptune Meter common—
Nestlc-Le Mur Co common
ENDEJJ) JANUARY 8
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
National
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Weck'»
Last
l
24
3%
~2%
3%
2%
3
1,500
2%
19
Dec
Oct
Two
Guys
from
Harrison Inc
Unexcelled
Chemical
Corp
Va May
Union
2%
Oct
5 Va May
Union
Investment Co.
1,900
2%
Dec
5%
Union
Stock
Jan
6%
8
4'%
6 Tb
6%
2,300
4%
3,900
u
300
43
_10e
Gas
Co
of
Canada
Yards of Omaha—
*
—4
20
"7%
19
73b
90
'
Jun
May
Dec
9%
Jan
Nov
24%
Jan
31.
I
A.;
Number 5705
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
31
(VI)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
for Week
of Prices
Shares
United
Elastic
Milk
United
5%
5%
51a
5
5ft
10,400
n
9,200
10c
Ih
•
29 (4
United
:
Profit
10%
.
.U
S
Air
&
Foil
S
Rubber
class
185
185 Vz
25
common..
3'«
.4
10%
3 la
.
/ 1% Jan
5%
Oc t
iin
1
Dec
6,300
10%
•V.
Oct
1G8
30
9
Apr
iff
208
14 Dec
100
5
,
Jan
llo Jan
.
Vitamin
Stores
Corp
Sep
214 Feb
'78
IS
19,100
la
Dec
1014
211a
66,700
19%
Dec
43% May
2%
2%
600
114
Dec
314 Mar
33!
2
34
Corp
1
common
50c
4
4
25c
1
1
American
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Marion
32Y2
a
-
1,500
.28
300
%
4
■»'.
46% July
4% Jun
Feb
Jan
,
4,600
1., .Dec
42'..
1,300
4014 Dec
V
Nov
14
13%
12%
13%
6,300
12 Vz
Dec
21
2
24%
23
25
3,400
17%
Oct Y
5
4?«
2814 July
514 Jan
4014
15
Corp
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar..
f
Munic
Cons
7s
1947
common
25
4%
4%
700
-
414 Nov
Bonds
.Feb-Aug
$18214
1947
June-Bee
(City of) Germany—
(60% redeemed)..
.Feb-Aug
(Prov)
614s 1949
.Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
City (Peru) 614s stamped 1958,
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 214s 2008— .May-iVow
7s
1939
A|54
A Hanover
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
...A7s
(issue of May 1927)
A7s
(issue
of
Oct
1947
1947
1927)
Peru
(Republic
of)
4514
52
70%
73%
54
a.
v>
.■
—
54
y
—
$72
,
157%
„
$72
.April-Oct
.
.June-Bee
73
—
$100
.Mar-Sept
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
214s 2008
'
182 Vz
__
$57!4
-May-Nov
'
•
—
$65
.
High
126
11114
$165
Hanover
6s
Year 1957
Low
No.
--
■•$35
a
secured
Range for
Sold
High
$55
73
99%
101%
|
'
5714
53
53 -,
43%
52%
39
41%
—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
Rio
_
43%
>'
3814
44
3814
44
Jan-July
2012. Jan-July.
2s
3814
14
1
2%
Apr.
59% May
3114 Mar
10
Insurance
Universal
AS
15
Aug
i.i
21T0
1
Reclaiming Co
Slates
AGerman
39% May
.
Dec
l
10c
B
United
Universal
Oct
2914 Dec.:
4
185
___ioo
lo
Sharing
.United
,
7% July
714 May
10a
Canal
Conditioning Corp
S
U
Dec
Oct
Vz
700
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
41a
GOO
3T'a
Last
Sale Price
Period
High.
4 la
29 %
%
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
ALima
preferred.
U
3
4,300.
.
American Stock
Co
RR
J
Vz
20
5
common
Ltd—.
/Amar dep rets ord registered
United N
Lou
SVz
Corp.:
Px'oducts
Molasses
High
l
(United Cuban Oil Inc
.
'.United
Low
BONDS
Range for Year 1957
50c
common
Corp.
JANUARY 3
1
Range
Sale Prlee
Par
United
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sale*
Last
American Stoak beluiia
,,
Week's
Aug
*No par value,
delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range.)
r Transaction
for cash (not included in year's range),
x Exdividend.
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
t
ABonds
a
Deferred
being traded flat.
r
Vv-
•
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
^Reported in receivership.
'
V
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
■
Vnlspar Corp
$4
common
convertible
Van
Norman
Venezuelan
Industries
4%
5
29 %
32
414 Nov
2,000
.0
78
32
5
warrants
5,300
1%
Petroleum.
:T
--.1-2
•/ 4
~2%
"2%
3,400
4%
Oct
112
\
Corporation...
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing.
Dec
1%
.
6% Jan
July
6514 Jun
85
Oct
291a
1,200
1
Vinco
Vulcan
4%
1
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
NOV
2%
141
Oct
Jan
:V; July
6\
Jan
4
3
Dec
75a
9
"
300
814
Nov
13%
Jan
3
3%
5,700
2%
Oct
1%
1%
200
!•
Corp
21/8
2%
1,300
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
8%
•
Silver-Lead
3
•
1
.
3%
•
6,200
Below
714 Jan
listed
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
W
Waco
Aircraft
100
Bond Inc
Wallace &
1%
1%
14%
14%
23%
25%
1
•
Wentworth
Manufacturing
Western
Western
Stockholders
dep
rets
Tablet
ord
&
1,490
10214
Dec
160
Aug
200
16 V*
Nov
21
July
1,700
1,700
2 J/4
Jan
1%
1
%
%
Eagle Internet OH Co
26
10c
Stores
Wickes
WiLson
(R
Corp
Corp
&
Brothers
""%
in
■
—
97.39
68.65
145.28
92.22
Dec.
30
431.78
96.05
68.66
144.69
92.22
87.17
Dec.
31
435.69
96.96
68.58
145.71
91.94
87.47
2-———-
Wood
Newspaper
Woodley
Jan
Amer
W)
47
May
2914 Jan
Date—
Mon.
Dec.
30
71.60
High
Apr
40
Dec
rues.
Dec. 31
71.93
%
Dec
3
Jan
Wed.
Jan.
1014 Sep
Thurs.
Dec
23%
Jan
Fri.
Oct
4%
12%
114
300
4,800
-14
Doc
650
4r;4
Dec
814 July
414 Jan
3%
3%
2%
Feb
1314
3%
Dec
90
Dec
4.80Q-
15
93%
20
16%
16%
100
42
43%
3,200
x
-i/;; ;;
May
Oct
4314 Apr
2114 July
4014
Oct
7914 Jan
5ft Feb
■
1
/
43%
8
5s
_£1
f IB1
1 %
10*
.
>
10%
~i/ff
u
9%
Friday
Stock
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
Sale Pries
_.
"7ft
32,700
~1%
Feb
23
914 Doc
2,700
Z.
Sep
May
June-Deo
Bethlehem
or
Quar-Feb
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
214s
l
series
1998
1970
A
1st mortgage
Percent
Dec.
Composite
No.
Low
High
45
8414
9714
12114
"New
4s
series
A
7
44
Guantanamo
conv
Western
&
RR
debs
35
44
45%
38
38
38
$05
—
mm'1
95
91
93
4s
1970
Research
convertible
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
Power
extended to
1st
mortgage
—
314s
1968
—
—
97
April-Oct
mm*
Electrotype
7s
Gas
deb
Co
6s
C
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-A7/0
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aug
1
314s series D 1976
3s series
series
3%s
E
1978
F
series
1979
G
4.
1981
414s
series
H
1982—.,
4%s
series
I
1982
4T»s
series
J
1982—
Southern
California
'
314s
1970
mm
mm
$82
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Deo
100
A 6s
series
A
&
Bonds
Total
United States
Government
Bond.
Bonds
Sales
Bonds
$5,G13,000
$217,000
Mon.
Dec. 30.
3,748,580
$5,39G,000
Dec. 31.™—
5,073,730
6,357,000
Jan.
1——
228,200
-Holiday-
6,585,200
Wed.
Thurs.
Jan.
2
3,653,000
3
3,520,000
4,981,000
133,000
Jan.
1,804,343
2,440,530
147,000
5,128,000
13,067,183
$20,254,000
$725,200
$20,979,200
80
98%
Total
89
72
82
Exchange
Period
1951
::
97%
State 81 Prov
83%
95%
'
mm
.
mm
1
2
mm'
mm
mm
$45
55
mm'
101
101
3
■
65
101%
95%
94%
63%
94%
1
—
and
87%
91
93
95
97%
90
Waterways
Men.
Dec. 30
Tues.
Deo. 31
Wed.
Jan.
1
Thurs.
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
2
92
101%
1952
1,768,695
2,022,670
$154,000
84,000
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$10,000
1,000
$10,000
——
642,885
81,000
$15,000
85,000
4,000
$375,000
$11,000
Year 1957
1958
No.
Lotc
Stocks—No.
of
Shares—
High
1957
190
19C
$100
61
Jan-July
$19
2114
134
$401,000
Calendar Year
Week Ended Jan. 3
Range for
Sold
86,000
56,000
56,000
498,670
4,932,920
TotaL..
Bonda
105
29
1,000
Total
Bonds
$174,000
-Holiday-
1957
1956
4,932,920
4,697,445
214,011,56G
228,231,047
$12,442,000
2,282,000
1.814f000
$14,982,000
$16,538,000'
$22,282,000.
Bonds
$375,000
$195,000
Foreign government
—
Foreign
Foreign
Domestio
Bonds
—
Week's Range
Aprll-Oel
6'4s
17,403,000
Stocks
77
102%
High
1,012,702,200
$18,279,650 $1,081,596,630 $1,068,933,850
Shares)
98%
63
J185%
55,763,650
20,254,000
(No. of
77
104%
98
Friday's
—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
84
83
17
or
1,031,067,500
115,000
*
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
109%
J130
_Feb-Aug
Industrial
Total
108'
103%
10
Bid & Asked
$725,200
-
50,337,130
$876,650
$20,979,200
Railroad
105
103
65%
97
-
117,000
______
——
-
90%
101% 101%
95%
$353,000
$75,000
Bank
Foreign
99
94
42
-*
—«
Bonds
Government
99 %
85
89
'
15
105
mm
84
4
—.
88%
91%
S.
82
84%
»
•
International
76/4
mm
98
95%
97%
83 Vz
mmm
$92%
U.
87 Vz
55
80-%
89
Banks—
1952
1956
556,284,172
559,946,800
10,614,185
13,067,183
Shares
of
'
80%
—
70
105
Stocks—No.
55
99% 100
$88
mm
Sale Price
Jan-July
Calendar Year
1957
1957
15,000
16,000
Foreign corporate
11,000
30,000
$401,000
$241,000'
Domestic
106'/a
Total
5,611,000
1,689.000
/
2414
:
146.1
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
1953
55
98
Last
Interest
aA6s series B 1951
ADanzig Port-
V
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
Week Ended Jan. 3
$84%.
Low
German
163.5
136
•
$83
Friday
7s
1
102%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
of
of
Shares
Fri.
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
(Germany)
264.1
110
——
$84%
Jane-Dec
Bk
402.3
97
w
*.*•
$109% 109%
Jane-Aug
Feb-Aap
Water Power 314s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974,.
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
ABaden
—0.8
116
$107%
Washington
Central
266.3
93
•
$80
April-Oct
Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 314s 1970
United Dye & Chemical Gs 1973
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Stock
254.4
210.8
3
82
75
Jan-July
Southern
American
292.1
!
317.5
89
Mar-Sep
Gas
—0.4
'
404.1
83
131/2 131'/a
96%
series
255.4
325.2
503.5
'
Southern California Edison 3s
1973
'
93
$53%
96%
2%s
40.3
438.7
2
— -
$90
series B
151.8
472.5
1.3
'
1967..
1973—
98%
88
$88%
May-Nop
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981__May-Wop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—J an-July
A
94%
13
97%
Vz
Safe
series
114
97 %
82
314s
—
93
1998—Jan-July
1965
—
96%
June-Bee
Jan-July
Rapid
90
77
40
$94
April-Oct
&
81%
$97%
Jan-July
1963
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Electric
No.
94
80
__
79%
Jan-July
May-Nov
314s 1970
Service
4 0.3
366.6
41.0
Fri.
1976
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1964
Public
211.4
152.2
254.4'1'
264.1*
210.8
Stocks
57
76%
3
l!
+ 0.8
Tues.
debentures
England Power 314s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1953
$83
404.4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
98
53
mm
78
+
407.5
366.6
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
119
Corp—
subord
1*!W
614s due
77%
89%
6
55%
$54
Jaw-July
Altalinn Power Realization Trust 614%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
National
93
325.2
'
Low.
58%
45
May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
.
292.3
66
3
77%
MayNov
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 514s
H 0.8
'
Low
292.3
91%
8614
12
Jan-July
1993
-
High
365.0
130
81
7614
93
77%
—';
■
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
———
57%
97%
7714
*
Transportation
Utility
1957—
—
Change
329.5
:
Goods
Range for
Dec. 20, '57
27,' 57
294.5
370.2
~
Goods
Year 1957
45
1130
191
*
Manufacturing
Sold
High
97%
June-Bee
mortgage 4s series B 1993
78.87 Jan 23
—
prices based on the closing prices of the common
27, 1957, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Lackawanna of N J Division—
.•A 1st
3
94.00 Aug
—
stocks for the week ended Dec.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
3s
High
Low
SEG Index of Slock Prices
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
:i 34
June-Deo
Chicago Transit, Authority 314s 1978
8s
72.75
73.25
1
Non-durable
Week's Range
Low
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 314s 1970
Ohio
2—
The SEC index of stock
Durable
American
24
Range for 15)56
3—
Jan.
Jan.
"
•
Corp
71.50 Dec
—
Holiday
6% July
15% Mar
.
TIargreaves Ltd
5s
1.
1714 Jan
101
11% Jan
1614 Feb
33
•
.
preference.
Petroleum
87.71
26la Mar
6%
15
common—
Wright
91.48
79.71
Jan
814 July
11%
92
dep rets ord reg
Zapata
87.63
Jan
1014 Mar
Closing
-
€%
87.54
91.45
Range for 1957
95.07 July 26
Low
12%
5
25
2
I.td—
91.22
79.69
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Feb
Dec
2,800
100
;
Inc
Petroleum
Wool worth* (p
87.43
79.58
87.42
92.24
147.41
Jan
300
~2
n'
14
68
u%
6%
Machine
Industries
91.26
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
v
Woodall
40
Bonds
-Holiday-
68.94
99.89
439.27
79.40
86.86
-Holiday-
1
Jan.
Jan
10%
12%
1
;
i
1/8
J!
10
l
common
ities
432.90
Mar
714
Feb
18,
5
Industries
Co.
Wisconsin Pwr Ar. Lt 4 % % pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Rails
*27-
Jan.
Total
Util¬
Rails
trials
Stocks
10
Grade
Dec.
139% May
Jan
32,900
jo
9
8%
—
~2
1
5% •'preferred.....
ities
26
25
Oil
C)
roads
Second
Grade
Indus¬
23%
3214
450
26%
~
1
common
preferred
(The)
Williams
14
5,600
fo
10
Williams-McWilliams
91
Oct
Dec
54
20
While
conv
Oct
120
65
First
3% July
2% July
Nov
4%
•
While
River
1
900
Util¬
trials
Date
'*
4%
I_i
f>%%
Jan
2%
81
Is
com
Inc
Inc
114
17 Vz
~4%
Rail¬
10
Total
(35 Stocks)
shares
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wichita
Dec
2%
1'%
15
Ltd—
Coal
Westmoreland
3314 Aug
2% Apr
Dec
14
1st pfd—100
Stationery
Westmoreland
23V* Oct
July
17%
~4% \
20
Indus¬
Jan
18
%
'
Invest
104
Sep
28,900
100
•
Maryland'By 7%
14
30
314 Jan
143,300
102% 113
*»*«•'■
—U"
1.25
pfd
1%
Nov
10
10
Jan
4% Jan
114 Oct
1,800
1
%
113
1
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
%
1%
Is
Company Inc
Amer
1
10c
Weiman
:
25%
1
Co
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
51
200
614
Dec
214
500
Tiernan Inc
Precision Instrument
lVa Dec
10
56
30
Webb & Knapp Inc
$0 series preference
Western
56
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham
-Bonds-
-Stocks
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
1% preferred-.
Waitt
are
-
•
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(72)
.
,
Monday, January
.
1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
EOR WEEK
ENDED
JANUARY
3
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
American
Sugar-Refining
American
Tel
&
&
100
Albany RR
6%
Hecla
Inc
Mass
adj
5/«>
First
St
Motor
51
pfd—
Dec
Dec
60%
U
S
61%r
52%
213
Fruit
Co
10%
11%
5c
5c
15
99% Nov
120
500
15
14%
12%
■
119
1
J)
23
.23%
7
—.
22%
23%
38%
33%
96
68% July
49% May
Oct
Feb
20%
Oct
50
12.50
Dec
47%
Dec
45%
62%
63%
49
,
Jan
Dec
63 %
Feb
68% July
Week'e
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
4%
20
Piano
Electric
com_—8.50
preferred
Milling
Drug
1
common
90
77%
75%
77%
601
4%
4%
140
7%
7%
90
7%
90
75
—
12
Oct
90 Vs Mar
3% July
4% Mar
7'%
30
80
Dec
9
Jan
Mar
90
Dec
64%
27%
158
27%
Dec
47 Va
Jan
50
52
195
50
Oct
68
Jan
63%
65%
326
45%
Jan
24%
24%
12
24 V8
Dec
57%
55%
57 %
1,233
44 %
Jun
57
12%
12%
12%
405
12 Va
Dec
16% Mar
•
42
40
42
576
36
Jun
44
52
52
133
52
Jan
52% Sep
66%
V
Dec
39% July
Dec
Jun
Stocks
36%
Dec
14
36%
14%
35
1
■
171
14
Dec
24
39%
41%
179
37%
Nov
'
Cyanamid
43%
165
10
American Radiator
43%
43%
5
American
Telephone & Telegraph—100
American
Tobacco
11
170%
166
Ashland
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton
Bethlehem
Steel
Boeing
11
50
.
"
36% Oct
15
170%
47% July
10%
166
Jan
Service
—
Chemical
DuPont
Federated
Sheller
Standard
Ud.vlite
18
Dec
4% Oct
9
15
9
Dec
14%
185
35
Dec
50% July
49% Apr
Advanced
36%
37%
■
Jan
37%
37%
10
30%
Oct
53
48%
53
215
46%
Dec
70
53%
52%
53%
60
52%
Dec
49%
82'% July
48%
49%
25
48%
Dec
70
1%
1%
50
1%
Dec
16%
15%
16%
335
14%
Oct
34%
80
25%
95
43%
44%
119
52%
43%
34%
23%
25%
53%
11
177%
22
175
29-%
95%
39%
Jan
Aug
3% July
18
Admiral
Aid
400
12%
12%
240
12%
Dec
2%
2%
700
2%
Dec
3%
: 3%
5
2'%
1
Jan
Allis
Apr
Aluminum Co
Jun
Aluminium
162
Oct
205July
Chalmers
100
2%
Dec
7%
350
7%
Dec
11%
23%
22%
23%
427
22%
6%
Dec
31% July
715
Dec
157a
Jun
17%
Dec
20
Jan
American
Airlines
Dec
59% Mar
American
47%
Oct
68 Va
Dec
17
Apr
American
American
Feb
34
Jun
Dec
38% Jan
Jan
32%
1
Oil
Am
,
Can Co
2%
Dec
Jan
1%
1%
2,600
1
OP
<N
70
30%
Oct
29%
217
27 %
Dec
28% Aug
Amurex
.'
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;
Anaconda
38% Dec
Armco
28
95%
Dec
96%
.'•59
13%
14%
245
51%
51%
3
28'%
28%
59%
11%
59%
11%
275
11%
Dec
36%
36%
105
36
Nov
53
82
30
Dec
49 Va
50
37%
Dec
52% July
Standard Oil
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
100
28%
Dec
38%
5
54%
Nov
65% July
22% Jan
45 Va
65
65
65%
40
25%
26%
140
Edison
footnotes
page
40.
52% Jun
6%
Dec
14%
Jan
600
6V2
Dec
4%
200
4%
Oct
43a
1,200
32'%
200
44%
400
6nn
3,200
10
1
,
25%
5
«
2,200
-
834
*
12'/4
.
170
.
Common.
,t
25%
Dec
101% July
Dec
517b July
2,600
V-14'4
14'/«
15%
Belden
7%
8%
10'/4
■
12%
Bendix
24%
Dec
22% May
29% Jan
46%
100
46
Dec
67'% Jun
46%
48
35
46
Nov
65 %
July
Steel Corp (Un)
Blnks Manufacturing Co—
Boelne
Airplane
29%,
Dec
45% Feb
17%
40%
19%
240
17%
Dec
12
37 Va
Jan
26% July
42 % Aug
Booth
40%
35%
Dec
61% Jan
42%
Nov
68% July
62% Jun
Brach
37%
65
50%
49%
50%
462
44
41%
2%
.
63
44
41
2%
55
20
20%
65
62%
63
12
•
12%
7
60
29%
40%
Oct
2%
Dec
20
8
Jan
Dec
21% Jun
58%
Oct
75
12
Nov
July
13% Apr
Brad
(George
&
Dec
180%
Oct
75%
200
70
2,300
25
2%
2,100
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.
Corp—
Gear
Works.
Budd
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs
Butler
Corp
Brothers
(Un)
——
:_7
(Un)
78%
Aug
Jan
Dec
2%
43% July
Dec
•7
May
39%' Dec
72%
40% TDec
64% Jan
10Va
16
14%
16
2,000
>
2,800
-
17
18%
16%
17%
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39%
-
Dec
Jan
Jan
197e May
14% Dec
6 Ve
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5
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100
200
7% July
18%May
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.14% May
14,
Oct
59
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May
Jun
1 Va
Oct
200
26V4
Dec
37
July
50
45%
12
Oct
Dec
9Va
900
3
27
12
38
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62%
v
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Jun
5
500
9
-
7
2,300
45%
—
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57 '
Aug
24
37 ■Dec
7%
26.%
--
;
14% -Jan
5%
3
287a
Nov
17
600
.150
-
7-.,.
45'/a
Oct
66
May
•
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1%
Jan
1
1,600
36
38
6,600
34
Dec
50% July
28%,
36%
28%
100
26
Mar
35% May
44% July
38
%
Dec
200
28 'A
Oct
13%
14
25ft
12%
Dec
2478
25%
400
24'%
Dec
3172
Oct
27%
29
800
26%
Dec
4574
Jan
73%
19
—
Jan.
18
1797a Mar
2,500
62
5
(E J)
■8'% Mar
Jan
1074
2,000
26
2%
5%
5,900
Jun
1,200
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Sons
Foote
43% July
3,800
3
1
:i
17'%
Oct
73%
86
Jun
'
Fisheries
Borg
Jan
13%
1QV&
8
Borg-Warner Corp
50
15 Vb
29-%
Jan
July
48
45%
*
lft
Bethlehem
Oct
11%.
—
13 V
Corp—
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pi
29%
19%
L
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..Benguet
36%
4,509 /
17%.
;
—^—50c
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35% July
600
32
39%
6Va
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41% Feb
"24%
500-
16 Va
32
Jan
-
Dec
Nov
42'%
18%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
160
Nov
1(1^
Jan
——
24
-
11%
37'%
100
4374
;
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(Un).
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1,400
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1.
58%
.
38%. May
Dec
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;
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Dec
27%
45lb
.
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60'%
25
.
19
17%
—
21'
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63 Va July
••••-
700
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27a
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25%
76
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July
57
Dec
1,100
75%
——10,
common—
5%
61%.:'
16
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—
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Dec
■
25
Topeka & Santa Fe—-
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Dec
26
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43%
,
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,
7
—lOflt
■
11%
42 Vs
Jun
46
48
Ashland Oil &
Atchison
3%
277a
9V2 Jan
5 V4 Sep
p
.Sep
28
-
Athey Products Corp
4
Atlantic. Rfefining Co_*———10
Avco Manufacturing Corp—;
;
3
Apr
18%
35%
5
see
July
Bearings Inc
37%
25
e>
25
1
*
136% May
35
41%
10
Co
.,
13% Dec
44% Oct
41%
10
Sunray Oil
500
6%
22
15%
(Un)_—_5
1
7%
60'%
:::ii
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(Un)
Corp
Jan
Jan
30%
Steel
July
38Va
5%
25%
(Un)_L
Armour & Co: (III)-
Mar
50 V2
3%.
29 %,::
5.
(U11J
Company
Jun
Nov
Feb
Dec
42 %
•
"
*
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33%
37%
21'%
"
Oil
19%
'
100
3,600
28%
44'%
65a
l..12.50.
i
High
47%
23%
6%
32'%
—-1..
(Un )—
1957
;
6%
—
4%
;
1—8
(I1L)_^_-
Lou
1974
7%
—
—10
—
Range for Year
High
4%
i>.
1.
2 -L-
& Tel Co——;
12
Shares
47%
_
19%
1;
—
San
for Week
nf Prices
Low
..
5
Foundry...
25
96%
Sep
Sales
Range
—-1
Co .(Un>___L.
Machine
38%
51%
2 Vt
1 Va Mar
Exchange
Week's
>
—_5
Castings
Ameriean Investment Co
20%
7
t»
%
Friday
Viscose Corp (.Un)*———-25.
Co class A common——5
37%
27%
25
;
Apr
107
American
Nov
34%
29%
45'% Jan
39'% July
40% July
39% Jan
•
a
Apr
16
2%
'
(Un)s—.;
38%
80o
(Indiana)
Apr
8Va
Dec
Dec
2%
Tobacco
33 %
5
Brands
2%
10%
Jan
Par
-L
,
Broadcast Pavamt Theatres
20%
15
Rand
Standard Oil
710
963
Dec
American
20
107
5
_
10
5% Nov
'
2%
11V*
5
Gorp
37'/a
3
—*—1
207a July
.'"5% Mar
100
Stand
32%
1.40
Railway
230
Dec
Dec
3
5
Tel
32%
5
Socony Mobil
5%
Apr
5
Rad &
36%
10
,
14%
750.
2%
Motors
36%
lft
Roebuck
17%
5%
American
30%
'
315
450
3
10%
11%
Dec
10
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
17%
15 V4
5Va Aug.
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
common
American, Cyanamid
Dec
Apr
72 Va July
47% July
'
-—50
St
17%
Last
(Un)
Feb
15%
*
Reynolds Tobacco
8V4
451
7
3
:—i__ 1
America
35%
26%
0
—
350
13%
1
10
——-
28 Va
91
——6.25
Republic Steel
6%
7
—1
Manufacturing
of
Ltd 1
45
Ti200
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Nov
2%
1
1
—
*—5
Phillips Petroleum
12%
10%
2%
7%
a
677
33%
5
RR
Jan
10%
1
Discounts
5
Illinois
Jan
~7%
1
&
39%
29%
*
Oil
Pennsylvania
Jan
3% Jan
24V4
10%
.
29%
32%
*——2
*
374
Dec
12
1-10
Alleg.iany Corp
(Uni
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
46%
26%
1
Central
Sep
21V4 May
3% Jan
300
Apr
8
1—5
1
B——
Paper Corp
33%
*—25
Edison
Sep
8
Aug
12
Laboratories
29%
•
—
;
Apr
3
12
American
Lead
2% Feb
1
Allied
10
Dairy
27%
7%
Corp
Aluminum
68
14%
Distillers
Dec
22;
5,161'-
Jan
«Mar
3
1%
7 Va
—10
Corp.
49%
33 Va
*
6V2
Dec
—2
—
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Investment
Oct-
52%
For
class
Abbott Laboratories
Oct
191
*
1
100
Sale Pries
40Va
49%
814
Montgomery Ward
Jan
Dec
100
Jun
,
July
6Va Feb
1% Dec
2%
STOCKS
Allied
14%
Monsanto-
5%
3
200
22%
-
Dec
36%
——
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200
1%
,
1%
—
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3 Va Apr
JI
34%
14%
Corp
5%
3
1%7
5'%
3
5
A
29% Nov
23% Dec
33 Va
Standard
22 Va
,
,
2%
Acme Steel Co.
37%
14%
Stanaard
Feb
7% July
9
36%
Southern
17
19% May
3
Sinclair
122
Midwest Stock
Oct
——1%
York
18%
.
22"
Co„"
Jan
14%
50
National
18%
100-
—50c
Wayne Screw Products
11
162
National
24 iSep
2%
1
95
62
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10
Feb
Corp
66
60
*
July
8 % July
Dec
Dist
Shirt
20
59%
(P)
Apr
3
Feb
1%
_——2_
Tube
6
59
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3%
225
r
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15%
60%
Martin
1%
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July
Apr
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&
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11%
1
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7
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47 V4
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5%
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Dec
2
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24
2%
——
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14%
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International Harvester
■
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7
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59:
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Dillon
Scot ten
Sherman
11
5
General Motors
1%
1
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1
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Dec
Department Stores——2.50
sjfcreyhound
9,997
"
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17%
Products
Spring
39%
Dynamics
Toledo
(The)
291 "
Geierul
Texas
Prophet
Rockwell
Rudy Mfg
45
5
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1
3%
33%
1,750
V
2%v
-
-
4
Metal
42%
45
—5
———
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Jan
• Apr
27%. Jun
135
common—:
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72% .fan
65% Jan
16% Jan
General
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Peninsular
Dec
——7
1
-———
Dec
8% •Dec
36 %<
1
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39%
—.1
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75
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Dayton Power & Light
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4
3%
33%
2'%
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4"8
51 Va
.'
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120
preferred
40'%
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12,400
•I
9%
1
6%
National
40%
1
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Products
36%
«
8%
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3
—
180% Mar
77% Feb
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10
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Oct
35 V4
7,075 V.
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*; 28 % ;28%
20% •:20%'
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Aug
——25
—
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70
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38%
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Dec
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25
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—
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-
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—
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67
—-—I
&
Chrysler Corp
—
50Va-July
July
s-,
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1
10
;
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77'%
13
——
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Chesapeake
Owens
Drug
LaSallc
1
Oil
Manufacturing
Ohio
Kinsel
Kresge Co
77%
10
Armour
28% Dec
5
—2
Motors
Electric
3
Armco
r
5%
;2--;
,
.10
—.—5
--1
—
common
50
—
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Ind
25
—
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37%
,
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common
&
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5
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Mfg
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45% July
12.50
—
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37a
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5Va
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1.66%
1-1
Granam
Paige common—1——
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Great Lakes Oil & Clieui —1—
—1
Industries
Wood
Gar
United
Airlines
Natl
Jan
24%
—
Can
Mead
Apr
95% Jan
Dec
27%
50
Aiuei icui.
Ford
50 Va
120
1
American
Dow
25%
88%
*
Allied Stores
Clopay
30
——3
Unlisted
Corn
23% Sep
81% Oct
27%
1
Preferred
Cities
14% Sen
508
87%
52
Rapid
U 8 Printing
Avco
4,00
26%
-10
Gamble
•
17
88%
Gibson Art
High
Dec
49%
10
—:
Kingston Products
30% Apr
26 Va Mar
Dec
29%
27%
*
Kroger
Lunkenheimer
20 %
16
100
Picner
American
Low
301
23%
29
29%
12%
Preferred
Hi
High
50
Cincinnati Transit
iei
20%
12-
% 5%
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing common—
Howell
10
Cincinnati Telephone
Eagn
23%
3,640
13
6%
r.'
3
common
——
Ironite'Inc-—
Range for Year 1957
100
Cincinnati
Dow
Low
-.8
&
! hares
Deer
12
Co—
Trailer
Houdaille
for Week
54 Va
•'v,"5%
;? 38%
-1
—.1
<———
Motor Co——
Fosd
Hoover
Sales
Range
of Prices
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Sales
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Last
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Par
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Sale Price
American Motors Corp
Exchange
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50
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Number 5705
187
Volume
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
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WEEK
FOR
(73)
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Last
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of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
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MARKETS
ENDED
Sales
Last
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:
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The Commercial
34
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
(74)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
tor week
range
ended january 3
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Friday
Week'i
Last
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for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
stocks
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25
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8
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General
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1,598
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Oct
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41%.
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Dec
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352
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460
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23%
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657
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280
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262
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4%
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21%
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32%
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11
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11
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32%
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51% July
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42%
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18%
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30
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14
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14
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17
355
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22
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110
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20
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5
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Natomus Company
New England Electric
6
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1,655
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2.75
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3.260
12%
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304
1,700
39%
*
39%
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56%
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34%
10
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2 Va
30
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36 ® «
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1
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74
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4% Apr
Oct
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Oct
8
Dec
39%
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1
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10
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1
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1%
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29%
1
a
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7%
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Hilton
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3% Jun
Oct
2.00
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287
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1
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22!
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83%
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July
May
May
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45
105
1%
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19
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4
305
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%
72 V'4 July
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10
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15
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305
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5
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24
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16%
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23
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25
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59 %
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31 va
14%
1
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27%
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36
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158
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4.639
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1
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38%
357
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43 Va
1,500
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Colonial Sand & Stone
48%
36
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10
12.50
10
Chrysler Corp
372
1
32%
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45!
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Chicago Rock Island & Pac (Un)——•
rr
Dec
9
4!
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(Un)„
(Un)
(Un)—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
461/4
Jan
22%
3%,
44 Va
1
May
May
48%
Dairies
Hawaiian
a23!l>
1
Products Corp——
Co
26% Jan
5,691
al5% al5%
.
64
39 %
22% Feb
America—
Vought Aircraft
Service
Nov
18%
47
Champlin Oil & Refining
Cities
17
235
17
2.50
1
Airline Inc (Un)
Carrier Corp (Un)
Case (j i) & Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
(Un)
Dec
15%
Dec
Capital
mllw St Paul
14%
15
Jan
Oct
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)———1%
Canadian a Mali tic Oil Co_
—2c
Canadian Pacific Railway (Un)
25
Preferred
16% Jan
19% May
14%
Canada
Chic
Dec
21%
5
Packing
Certain-teed
Dec
10%
90
1
2
5
(Un)
Cement
Chance
40
1,661
813
—1
.5
pi
1
8
—
California
of
502
13%
25
1
(Un)-—•-———--—1
Calaveras
Com
65
44%
23%
(Un)
Instruments
27% Aug
20
91/0
5
10
Budd Company
—:
5
Budget Finance Plan com———»_50c
Cenco
Jan
Jun
365
6%
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—.
Celanese
.72% Jan
42 %
231
(Un)-
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Dec
Dec
6%
Corp
Bunker Hill Co
11 !e
39%
::22%
;
9=%
Corp
Inc
July
43
150
27
42%
2
Oil
Bolsa
41%
22%
26%
-
179% Mar
2,956
39%
22%
Min—,——5c
Cons
Airplnua Co
Dec
9%
Bishop Oil co
Boeing
Oct
25 va
1
Benguet. Cons Inc (Un>
Bestxvall Gypsum Co
(Un>
Bethlehem Sleel Corn (Un)
Diamond
160%
804
1
—5
Aircraft Corp (Un;—
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un;
Blair Holdings Corp
2,102
26%
2518
2%
1
Bell
Blue
166 Va 169%
•
v
(Un)__13
100
(Un)—
Petroleum Co
Bankline Oil Co
Barker Bros Corp common—,
Beckman Instrument Inc—;
Mammoth
Jun
.
Bandini
Black
Jan
63 %
—
3
Ohio rr
18%
Dec
18%
-1;; '
Baldwin-Litna-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore &
Dec
35%
~~
—
(Un)
Corp
Mfg
Oct
10%
1,346
i
10
(ull)-
Corp
Warrants (Un)
35%
3,014
2b.-t
10
::
385
12 %
37 Va
—;
13%
May
56
40='a
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44,
8% Mar
Feb
5
35%
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Refining Co
Atlantic
:
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(Un)
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Steel Corp
Armco
Armour
8=14
40%
12)4
37 %
169%
'j Jan
Oct
6% Dec
5
Gladden
American
10
43
667
2
Co
Motor
High
130
51% July
89c
Aluminium
American
Oct
Feb
6%
7%
'(Un)—~ _::_io
co
Allis-ChalmerS Mfg
Amerada
12 vb
37%
6%
1
(uni
Jan
63
Dec
41 %
100
250
70c
(Un)__
Corp
Warrants
*
248
1—2
(Un)———
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Co
High
Low
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&
mac 11
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Foremost
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1
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47 %
47 %
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Alleghany
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Corp
Reduction
Alaska
14!
1951
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2.50
Wxigley -Stores Inc tUni
Abbott Laboratories
acf
Year
Low
High
Low
Par
Rapge for
Range for Year 1951
High
6%
6%
Line Inc (The).
Tiger
Flying
Shares
of Prices
Low
Far
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Saies
Week's
Friday
stocks
87%
67c
17 V'4
3 •'
2
15
3%
33 a4
Nov
Dec
Sep
9%
Apr
40%
Dec
77
Oct
90% Mar
1.40 July
75c
1,600
55c
Feb
18%
2,230
17 VB
Feb
39
July
Number 5705
Volume 187
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(75)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
Last
Range
Pacific Tel & Tel
Pun American
Paramount
Parke,
Pictures
Davis
Penney
ft
(J'C)
100
119
13%
Corp
Co
(Un)__
Pfizer
Chem
(Clias)
ft
Oil
Pure
Radio Corp
Rayonier
30% Mav
Western
42%
Sep
62 Va
Oct
851
45
Feb
05
39
40
777
July
37%
Dec
03
Jan
13
1.723
11%
Oct
a43 a43;,8
18%
180
39%
Oct
45
May
Richfield
Roos
S
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Stores
30
06(a
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1,005
30
Dec
40%
777
27%
Oct
id
1.458
14
Dec
42%
Water
7,580
052
32% '
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1,182
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81c
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28% Jan
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00%
185
1,004
37%
Dec
00%
020
20 Va
Oct
42% May
22 %
022
22%
Dec
44% Mar
__
10%
10%
1,110
10%
Dec
26'%
—
25%
27
1,819
23%
Oct
48
20%
20%
20%
2,333
17%
Oct
23 %
Feb
%
2,000
Jo
Dec
1%
Jan
402
10%
Oct
23 Va
Stanley
Drug
Corp
4%
150
20%
400
4
243
14%
TXL
Oil
Corn
Texas
Co
Texas
Gulf
Textron
•
308
36%
33%
36%
5,011
303
44%
Sep
20
Oct
24
20% July
2% Dec
31 %
25 Va
Dec
46%
45%
Jan
33
7
Jan
Dec
28%
1,400
35%
Dec
26% July
59% July
61% Jau
Dec
3,509
47%
Nov
255
41%
Dec
118
30%
30(4
2%
13%
59
01%
Nov
26
08% July
Oct
174
150
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Nov
50%
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Dec
July
Mar
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49
Feb
20%
35%
Feb
Jim
18% May
81% July
35 %
Aug
3:!8
4,196
21%
20
21%
3,580
20
Dec
29% May
30%
30%
30%
235
26%
Nov
40%
——7.50
33%
29%-
33%
1,872
29%
Dec
13%
13%
305
13%
Dec
2%
Dec
8%
Jan
190
54%
Feb
70
5,520
14 Va
Dec
33
Pacific
United
Air
11'a
1,044
10
Oct
21
100
17
Dec
20%
20%
308
18
Dec
24%
1,900
19%
19%
20%
32
4,125
10%
10%
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32
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1
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13%
201
19Dec
29
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41%
19 Vu
Fruit
United
Gas
22%
9
Jan
May
20
Oct
34
11%
Jan
■20% May
530
19%
Dec
90
Dec
—
Rubber
Smelt
Steel
14%
13 V#
35%
55
14%
6 Va
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Dec
180
415
13 V#
Jan
11%
Dec
Jan
191
Dec
343
36%
52%
2,550
Mar
21% May
37% Jail
32%
Jun
1,995
52%
Dec
82(4 July
8%
250
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Jan
13
040
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Feb
30%
Oct
51% May
37(4 Apr
55
8%
48(4
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34%
41
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Apr
Dec
34% Mar
Dec
1,170
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18% Apr
1.06%
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common
&
1,141
36%
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385
7,487
33
Dec
47% July
05
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Dec
300
12%
Dec
28% July
25% Feb
58
22
Nov
27 7'u
50
22'4
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27%
12%
22%
15
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200
41%
--
22%
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•
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13%
22%
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36%
5
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1
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;
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i
20% Aug
29% Fob
&
13%
12%
13%
403
12%
Apr
Jan
Jan
47%
50%
50%
50%
529
48(4
Nov
•
42 %
40%
42(4
1,899
11
12%
8,497
28%
28%
30
4,321
Light
50
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Drug
lnc
•
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Co
div
22'/a
Jan
35
Apr
40% May
Jan
34(4
Oct
4%
Dec
10
11%
Oct
18%
Apr
22%
23
044
19%
Jun
23
Dec
11%
11%
100
11%
Dec
17
July
28
Jun
32%
Jan
24Va
Jun
28%
Feb
30%
29%
30%
518
*
26%
20%
26%
50
24%
22%
24%
049
•
57%
.
22%
Dec
Jan
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Jan
57%
58%
1,354
05%
00%
280
55(4 Oct
26%
25%
26%
530
23
Oct
27%
Jun
♦
Jersey
00
5
Smith, Kline & French Lab
Sun
Dec
Dec
1,354
•
common
11
28%
2,001
V
com
40%
5
1
Paper Co
South
37%
16% July
70% July
39% /Oct
13
4%
50
preference
Reading Co
37 %
Nov
12
5
12%
10
;
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Public Service Electric & Gas com
Scott
37%
3
Potomac Electric Power common
$1.40
•
10
Corn
Progress
12%
t
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Philco
44
Oct
-——10
Corp
Power
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples
411#
1
Chemicals
08%
08 %
09
241
07(4
Nov
82
Jun
100
6%
Nov
7% May
240
33%
Oct
81
Oct
38% May
88(4 Apr
_33%c
Co
Oil Co
United Corp
United Gas Immovcinent
Washington
Gas
Light
1
7
7
34%
35V#
83
13%
$4.25* pfd
83
...
52
30
Nov
64%. Jun
70(4
Dec
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
5.350
Par
Alleghany Lndlmn Steel.—.
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Co
Co...
417„
40%
Dec
1,101
24 %
Oct
91%
Jan
Equitable
2,135
18%
Oct
42 V#
Jan
Harbison
54
54%
872
49%
7
7
*
38%
33%
Dec
88%
Jan
Home
150
6%
Oct
7V»
Apr
McKinney
500
■%
—
Gas
Co
V>
Dec-
17.,
Sep
Natco
47%
Shares
Range for Year 1957
High
Low
32%
279
28%
Dec
65(5
Apr
23(4
250
20 V#
Nov
29%
Jail
Va
25'/#
148
21 Va
Dec
43%
Jan
18
Jail
22
16 V#
195
14%
6(«
0 V#
100
34(4
34%
100
5(4 Jan
7% Mar
31
Oct
Nov
32% May
Oct
4 0 (4
July
33
May
20%
25%
20%
200
24%
—7%
31%
30V#
31(4
145
29 Va
..
—
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''
34%
.-48.50
Refractories
High
28%
15%
—
5
10
—
Walker
25 Vo
•
Co
for Week
22 V#
10
-
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
22%
32%
1
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Gas System
25%
•'
Week's
last
Sale Prist
Light
30
30
37%,
Apr
Feb
38%.
1,357
33%
Dec
27
28
1.589
25%
Dec
1.00
1.00
100
8%
170
8%
Dec
16%
Jan
551
25%
Nov
35%
Jun
475
30%
Dec
49%
Jan
152
27
Nov
53%
53%
3.342
48
Dec
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—
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-
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50
27
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200
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83
10%
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200
2
36
^
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1% Feb
'
18% Mar
Feb
Plywood
S
0%
V
J 80
15%
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28
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S
Dec
15
14%
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1.00
S
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31(4
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15%
Jun
30 %
..—-—10
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Jan
9 V#
2
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24'%
21%
--
10c
—
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U
26%
135
%
253#
124% July
03% Jan
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353
9
Dec
36
(The)
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40V#
.
.54%
-
Corp
United Park
30%
Apr
4,050
.Jan
532
25%
(Un)
Corp <Un)———5
(Un%—1
United
31%
0%
Apr
Oct
22%
41%
10
Inc.——.—,—.-.10
Oil(Un)
Oct
180
30 %
41% May
Oct
a92% a95%
...
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Cuban
22%
40
Feb
_.l
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United
475
Jan
180Va Mar
26%
Jon
18
11%
2
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6%
1
Jan
10'.:,
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25
29%
w—.
25
Jan
10%
(Un)—
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Oct
9%
5
Duquesne
United
100%
31%
67%
Jun
10%
Products C<V%1.
Tri-Contine.ntal Corp (Un)
Union
2,882
Dec
45% Mar
26 V, Mar
a63
14'%
TroeSivcet
Carbide
470
19%
44% May
.
062%
Corp
Union
67%
24
30%
1.80
Jan
a62%
—50e
Tidewater Oil common—.
Union
Htgn
39
'
Motors Corp
Martin
Low
17%
25
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Co..
Range for Year 1957
High
105% 170%
170 %
common..—50
Brothers
Hecht
Shares
30
Pennsylvania
35%
50
Dec
10',4
Twentieth Century-Fox
General
for Week
65%
%
05
13
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
25%
Pennsalt
'
-
Airlines
Jan
Jan
34%
67% May
17%
..
8%
114%
40
64% May
43
3%
Dec
Dec
Week's
Its Price
0.50
—
Jun
04% July
51 Va Jun
4,752
—
5'%
68%
20%
Dec
5,991
...
100
140
5
Deo
19%
a43V«
5% Aug
91 Vu
1
——
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32%
33%
40%
(Un)
5%
5%
a07',« a72%
72 Vi
Co
40
17%
—25
preferred
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Jan
Dairies
45%
45%
1
Oct
Jan
(Un>——10%
Co
Jan
45
Dec
35
Motor
Pennroad
19Vu
.
Ford
Foremost
$1.41
55 %
Nov
46%
__
5% July
Dec
25
Oil
common——,—
World
30%
5
Products
$1.25
Trans
3%
06
6%
(The) (Un)——— 1
Sulphur
Traiisamerica
202
550
1.5
(Un)
lnc
2,800
.
3.115
(Un.
Bylvania Electric
4,701
3
...
Sunray Mid-Continent
Swiftft Co
20c
Dec
34%
450
31
31%
2% Aug
26%
100
67%:
25 V#
..
Jan
Jan
30%
10
Studobakor Packard
Dec
35%
Feb
17 Va
Delaware Power & Light common__13Va
Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
10
29
25
< Un)
(U11)
10c
1.378
Low
Duquesne
Nov
2%
Co
lnc
Co
Co
Publishing
24%
3
7-
Jan
Curtis
709
25%
14%
14%
10
Dec
Gimbel
25 %
(Un)
Apr
20%
Hamilton
2
(On)
16%
Nov
Dec
07%
—
25
Company
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Jan
4%
25
(Ind)
Warner
Sterling
Feb
b0o
Stauffer Chemical
2.000
38
•
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Bankers Securities Corp
Dec
•
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11c
25 %
10
budd
17%
...5
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11c
100
Haltimore Transit Co
37%
22%
of
070
1
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02%
50%
(Ohio)
1,545
Last
Corporation
Oct
22%
Standard Oil Co
03 %
30%
38
a
Tel
&
Citv
Dec
49%
Standard Oil
02%
—10c
Co
Arundel
Nov
—
Co
Dec
34%
—10
common..:..;
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31%
50%
Oil
Tel
15%
25
California
American
52%
4
_—25
Sperry-Rand Corp
Steel
Stores
415
26%
—
(Un)
Exploi'—
(Uni..
43 V*
23% July
14% May
30%
eonnnon-
American
310
25%
__
—7.50
__
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Wood
l,95o
061
Standard
Jail
52%
32% May
08% July
65% Jan
Par
Alan
18
1,021
of
20
Dec
Friday
58%
35%
Co
Dec
18
Hign
"
03 %
si
35%
48%
Oil
July
14%
1,007
Low
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
17%
„
177/8
48%
Standard
03
1,025
19
stocks
58%
35%
19
40
Co
334
16
17f
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
18%
34%
__
40
Co
44%
14''u
19
Jun
__
33%
Railway
Jun
22%,
35
Pnelfio
Oct
«)•!
48%
Southern
30
11
48%
Son I hern
43%
10
<<
Jan
99c
Nov
28%
2.50
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Jan
200
..
ser
21%
2,131
1
pfd
Dec
22%
1
Petroleum.
10
Nov
2
Co
52% July
31%
»
(U11)—
(>4% May
63% Dec
Dec
15
Gas
Dec
Jan
57%
la
Co
32%
10%
21 Va
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
California
Oct
75c
„1,
Sou I hexn
Dec
23% Mar
39% July
8
25%
1.40
common
Dec
22% Mar
11 %
(Un)
Southern
44%
10%
Jan
24%
3
Southern Calif Edison Co
4.32%
cum
pfd
'
59
85
—
10
Cab
8% May
Dec
925
Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)_
Southern Cai
%
13%
135
58% *59%
22%
.
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—_1
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37
150
22
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550
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5
:
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28%
—
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4%
14
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200
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1
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5
11%
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31%
8:%
20 g
1
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Yellow
Oil
23% Aug
Oct
24%
1
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Feb
13%
38%
a04%
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Roebuck
10%
221
35
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Sehenley Industries (Uni
Sobering Corp (Un)
Scott Paper
Co—_—_
Oct
10%
Co
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(F
Jan
987
18%
.'
10
Co (Un)
34
22%
18%
5
•
Seaboard Finance Co
14%
20%
—
1
.
Basin
Wool worth
39% May
18%
pfd '(Un)^
Francisco Ry
Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
18%
10%
Jun
3112
37%
29%
28:%
I
Louis-San
St
270
—25c
Aug
1
lnc
High
20 %
Union Telegraph (Un)„ —2.50
Westi11gl10u.se Air Brake (U11)
10
Wesnugliou.se Elec Corp (U11)
.12.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un>
.—10
Williston
Range for Year 1957
Low
20%
Dec
22% \
10
(Un).„
Petroleum
St
Shasta
55%>
Dec
18
Corp
Joseph Lead
Sharon
.Jan
J till
42%
31%
—
Servel lnc
53
45%
385
1
-
Aeronautical
Sears
Nov
110
45%
31
and W Fine Foods Inc..
St
35%
a57
42%
50c
Bros
Safeway
955
a5(i%
—.2.50
Co
Cement
Royal Dutch
Ryan
37%
—
45%
—__1
Oil
Riverside
37%
1
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rheeni Manufacturing Co
Ry
Share*
1
In.
Stores
Pacifi
for Week
Apr.
5
Co
Oil
.1.30 May
12%
& Gas Co.——_——.
Ranch
Dec
Jun
13
(Un)-.
(Un)
Co
19(5
-
22 V,
—
•
lnc
Reynolds Metals
40c
970
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Dec
a43%
5
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11%
3
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3,49(j
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Mar
a
_—5
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Republic
Rice
42c
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.12.50
(Un)
Lines
Western
75%
(Un).
Corp
Drug
Dept
334
5
Aviation
Revlon
Western
237
(Un)
Republic
Rexall
Jan
Jan
12%
—2
of America
Reserve Oil
22 %
Dec
28%
59%
:—'
Republic Steel Corp
11%
150
Air
84%
..1
Co
Ml'g Co
1,092
a3i
Western
ll'/a
(Un)
incorporated
Raytheon
13%
30 (4
Jun
Sale>
Range
Put
131%
82%
lUn)
Co
High
Oct
59%,
—
Inc....—_——:—..10c
Co lnc
Gamble
lnc
112%
12%
Phillips Petroleum Co capital
A
288
84%
—
Pullman
Low
119
Week'#
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
*
V
Phelps Dodge Corp (Unj.
Philco Corp
(Un>
Pliilip Morris A' Co (Un)
Procter
STOCKS
12%
a
8
Range for Year 1957
High
117 %
—
JANUARY
—-50
(Uni
(Unj
Co
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Petroeurbon
1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Airways (Un)—..1
common
World
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
.
,
FOR
Sales
(Un)—■
lnc
common—.
—~_1
Corp
(Un)%2-
Reiin
5
&
Mug (Uli)———50
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—
8%
—
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26%
27Ik'. '■
30%,- 31.%
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53%
50%
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1.00
%
38% May
Oct
1.75
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$2.50
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Universal
Consol
10
41
40
42
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40
Dec
00
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Apr
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Corp of America (Un)—-..I
29V#
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29%
325
26
Dec
48-Fi
03c
4.810
50c
Oct
1.55
preferred
.25
37(4
37(4
37(4
85
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
52 %
70%
72 %
214
4 ——1
:
0%
5
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2V»
6%
22%,
23
55c
55c
23%
22%
23%
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10c
10c
12
11%
12 (a
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00
522
1,500
Dec
July
05 Va
•
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2 V#
Jan
41
Jan
85(4
Jan
0%
Dec
22%
Dec
37%
Jan
50c
Nov
80c
Jan
Dec
31% July
8% May
Jan
55c
convertible
common....2.50
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—
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San
Westates
Petroleums
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Coast
(Un)
Life
-
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(U11)
com
.
Insurance
...
—V
(Un).—
03c
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—
40%
79
15%
—
8%
40%
8%
5
We^t Kentucky Coal Co (Un)—_—..4
15%
320
310
Aug
Spring
&
United
Engineering
Dec
14Vu Aug
38
Nov
47%
Jan
10c
32%
.Jun
Westinghouse
ft
Foundry
Steel.—.;
Vanadium
Alloys
Westinghouse Air
Dec
%
1
...
—
15%
8
Axle
Toy Mining
Co—5
*
32
377
4,000
280
22%
5c
11%
Jun
Dec
16c
Apr
17
Jan
Jun
32
217
Dec
04%
—.110
19(4
17-(»
19(4
420
17%
Dec
-12.50
Brake
Electric Corp
03%
01 (#
03%
370
52%
Feb
33
May
08% July
30
30
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Safe Trie#
Ahltibi Power & Paper common
Acadia-Atlantic
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Sugar
class
Atlas
0
•
pfd
Corp
—
..50
•
see
of Prices
Shares
page
40.
Bank,
Range for Y'car 1957
High
Low
High
Bank
of
Banone
Nova
Range
Low
735
21(4
Dec
35%
Jan
50
17%
Oct
21
Jan
22%
21(4
22%
1,505
21 "a
Dec
27%
40% July
Bowater
28%
29
4.490
26%
Oct
50% July
BrnrUian
44%
45
225
41
Oct
48(4
Jan
British
Feb
BriMcb
Julv
British
48
48
30
48
13%
14
1,680
J 2
28%
28(4
29
1.062
16%
16%
16%
210
July
%
Oct
51 %
20
Class
Bell
Natinriale
Telephone
25(4
Aug
35
Apr
4%C<>
16
Oct
29%
Jan
5%
American
Columbia
50
19%
Oct
39
38%
39
1,380
37 %
51(4
51 (4
51 Va
68
46%
Oct
Oct
00
36
36
485
34 /a
Oct
42,2
Jan
a42
a42
al6% al6%
10
40%
Oct
58,a
Jan
50
20
Nov
40
Jan
cum
red
preferred
Oil
—
—
—
'
Jfc
Power
Note
Co
4%
pfd...
—
39%
40
5,195
35%
Oct
3.75
3.75
100
3.50
Oct
0*%
0%
6%
0,080
29
29
75
32%
35
3,920
79
25
86%
79
86%
47
47
25
*
—
•
Co
common
•
40
3.75
i2B
Lieht
Bank
High
21(4
!
Elec
Low
21
♦
American
Range for Year 1957
21(4
10
B
Traction
Shares
High
10
Scotia..
Paper
Sales
for Week
25
Bathurst Power & Paper class A——0
al9
Week's
of Prices
-10
preferred—
-
Canadiennp
25%
48
5%%
Montreal
ot
19
a
♦
•
Ltd
footnotes
for Week
Bailey Selburn
25
...50
Last
Sale Prlo
Par
Range
25 y2
■
Ltd
Steels
For
•
3
STOCKS
Sales
■Low
*
A
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd.
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
.
JANUARY
Exchange
Wcek'a
Last
Par
ENDED
Fnndt
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
FOR
35
pfd—100
—
100
50
47
5
6
2^%
28% July
54
,2
Jan
Jan
46'A
6.00
Jan
Apr
Nov
10
Apr
33,2
Jan
May
32^h
Dec
5,
s
Jun
75
80%
Jau
86
Aug
Oct
45%
Sep
50
95,a Mar
Mar
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(76)
.
,
Monday, January 6, 1953
.
.
■
.
!•
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
Pur
Low
Co
Building Products
•
High
Low
8%
8
8%
975
7%
Dec
13'%
37
36 %
37%
751
33 %
Oct
53
9%
87/a
9%
1,410
8%
Dec
17%
37
36%
37
375
29 %
Jan
37
Power
64%
66
865
56%
Oct
80
Jun
97
25
100
97
—
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C&iiau*
$1
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30
common
>
-—
.
preferred
Jan
May
Jan
—
*•
1,368
Jan
29
Feb
175
24%
Dec
42
Apr
10
82 %
Nov
94
common
•
30%
30%
32
185
29
Jan
45%
of Commerce
li
40%
40'A
40%
272
36
Oct
55%
'
25'A
25
25%
1,300
23
Oct
28
25 %
25 %
500
24
Mar
29
155
9
Dec
19
Sides'
Breweries
Bronze
25 %
•
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*
Simpsons
25
500
24
Dec
200
13%
Oct
14%
225
12'.
Apr
16 •
15%
15%
15%
100
15% May
5
700
10
10%
630
15%
15%
15%
17
15
17
5
—
—*
Power
46%
Locomotive
_—
Companies
warrant*
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Combined
Oct
14
Nov
26
253A
26
820
23%
Oct
39% July
3.50
3.50
500
3.50
Dec
21%
22%
4,083
21%
Dec
14% July
34% May
Dec
26%
143A
333
14
21%
125
20
Dec
32 %'
70%
Apr
70%
a51% a51%
8%
16%
*
•
A
16>A
23%
Seal
Co
16%
16%
*
-
Dec
Jan
Limited
253A
Coal
Foundries
6%
pfd
7% Jan
9% Oqt
16% Dec
13% May
28% Jan
7,566
23%
100
23
Oct
31
205
13%
Oct
17% July
16%
100
14
Oct
17
Julv
48%
550
45
Mar
53
Aug
14
14%
405
14
Oct
22
Bros
/' > /
1,275
22%
Oct
33
Canada
Dominion
7.95
7.95
500
7.00
Oct
13%
Apr
23%
23%
2,010
a7
a7
45
23%
23%
23%
Dominion
1,300
19% Jan
7
Feb
28% July
9
Jan
Engineering
Ford
Motor
of
Co
Hydro-Electric
6%
7%
7%
7%
815
7
Oct
9%
Jun
10
10%
500
10
Aug
13%
Apr
30
30
683
31
Jan
30 %
Jan
17
17
455
16%
Dec
22
7
7
100
6%
Jun
30
.7'
38
38
3,000
1
9%
9%
9%
230
al5
al5 alSVo
335
15
Oct
37%
9
7%
May
Dec
58
Jan
Oct
11%
Feb
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36 %
38%
105
36%
Dec
135
15
Oct
25%
23
22%
23%
708
20%
Oct
33%
Jan
6.90
6.85
7.05
1,550
6.85
Dec
9%
Oct
60
27%
4.75
4.75
57%
27%
4V-,
Oct
66
Apr
45
32%
Dec
45
July
25
5%
Sep
8
Jan
27%
1,105
27
Nov
26%
75
22
Apr
47
May
30% July
13%
14V2
1,679
11%
Jan
14
23% May
336
11
Jan
26
26V4
41
41
(A V)
5%%
St
B
%9*
For
Oct
44
500
42%
Dec
6%
700
6%
Dec
40%
40
40%
2,133
35%
Oct
a8
8
A
.
22% May
26
.
Oct
97
/ Mar
1.30
57
Oct
Dec
•;
25
■Jan
31% Mar
130
Jun
1.75 Aug
115 Vb
a7
a
19
81/4
Oct
11
May
July
40
a40
5
38%
Dec
42
Jun
a51
com-.
a51
10
51
Nov
57
Jan
19 % Mar
22%
Aug
a
50
(Walter M)
10-
72
July
Nov
14
Mav
pfd—50
64 %
64%
64%
10
61
Sep
*
2.50
2.25
2.50
625
2.00
Dec
72 Vb July
5% May
19
19%
200
16 %
Oct
25%
Jun
13
13
150
12
Oct
161/2
Jan
68c
70c
1,200
50c
Oct
1.30
_
1.600
Ontario
Paper Co
.
6%
Corp
n
St
Maurice
Traders
Ltd
Ltd—
Inc
Gas
Canada
Finance
Trans-Canada
5
Corp
(Canada)
Southern
2nd
part
c
Mills
Steel
_1
1
Pwr
6%
Pipe Line
Apr
Wainwright
Waterman
Co
Products
Ltd
Jun
12
Jan
58
755'
54
Oct
144% May
66
50
52
Oct
85% July
2.60
100
6
700
5
Aug
10 ya
Jan
14
100
14
Nov
19 %
Aug
a21
50
20
/
14
6
14
4
——_*
a20
•
12 %c
-
2.60
\
Dec
4.35
Nov
July
Feb
2,159
10% July
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Alscope Exploration Ltd
23% May
41
Jan
45% Mar
86%
6%
60
Apr
free
May
Mines
Altex
Ltd
Oils
Ameranium
Anthonian
Arcadia
Mines
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Sulphur ft Iron
Metal
Ltd—^
Selburn
Baker
Talc
Band-Ore
Ltd
Dec
11c
Feb
15c
Oct
35c
Apr
%-7c
"4%c
5c
4,500
Gas
Mines
Ltd
7c
7,000
Gc
24c
3,000
23c
3 %C.". 3 %c
5c
5c
.
50J
23,348
Mining—.
Mines
500
4c
12,000
18c
6,500
4c
1,000
4c
40c
1,500
40c
Jan
86c
Oct
1,000
6c
Nov
23c
Jatl
18,901
10c
Dec
48c
Jun
Nov
38c
May
1
18c
15 %c
4c
40c
40c-
_1
'6c
60
'
Oct
12
Jun
45
25
Jun
Calumet Uranium
1
2c
2c
3c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
8,900
Jan
1
4.95
4.50
5.00
Canadian
Atlantic
2,280
2
4.30
Devonian
5.50
Mar
32%
Jun
Burnt
Hill
1
Canadian
37%
Canadian Homestead
36%
37%
730
33
Oct
62
May
al8% al8%
195
17%
Dec
19
Jan
Apr
Canorama
Jan
Canuba Mines Ltd
a8
a8
40
8% Aug
9%
24
500
22%
Sep
1,651
5%
Nov
78%
78
Jun
78%
35
69%
Nov
Capital
50
86
50
Feb
52'A
399
45
Central-Del
Oct
85
Jun
27%
27%
190
22%
Jan
27%
27%
Dec
27%
50
22%
Oct
14%
15
27%
Dec
325
14
Oct
33
33%
100
30
Oct
Lithium
20c
Dec
•'1.75
3%c
Sep
14c
Apr
Jan
Oct
1.50
Jan
Oct
11c
15c
Jan
40
May
May
Copper
Compagnie
Miniere
90
90
15
88
Oct
95%
11%
11%
300
10
Feb
a21
a22
40
11% Aug
Consoi Bellekeno
29
Consolidated Bi-Ore
I_*
36%
Oct
May
35%
36%
27
27
150
25
Dec
I9
38
19
100
May
21
Oct
26
May
17
18%
2,195
16%
Oct
28%
27
*
18%
105% 105%
30%
54%
191/2
Jan
847
75
33
100
Oct
Jan
30
30%
225
28% Nov
48
54
57%
Jan
141
May
200
c0mm0nlHIII♦
45% July
20%
—
13
—
Jan
Dolsan
Nov
Dome
—
98
12%
98
50
10%
7.00
Jun
East
—
47 V2
Mines Ltd
1
99
Dee
19
Apr
12%
Oct
12%
77
2,745
May
12%
Dec
23
JMn
12
Nov
16%
Jun
Nov
14
500
10
Jan
251/4
200
18% Jan
15% July
24%
Sep
25%
Nov
Oct
25%
Nov
24
3,998
20
a29
a29
10
24%
47%
45
40
Oct
July
1,000
8,200
35c
Mines
&
Ltd
Minerals
Fontana Mines
Fundy
!
Infi
(1945)
•
Ltd
Copper Mines
Oils Ltd—
Oil
Ventures
18c
Dec
22c
Dec
9c
Oct
55c
Jan
13c
Oct
54c
Jan
Oct
14 % Julv
37c
5.75
1,500
30c
33c
5,500
29c
Dec
6c
7%c
10,600
5c
Nov
46c
Aug
6%C
7c
1,500
6 %c
Dec
40c
Jun
36c
39c
15,500
20c
Oct
50c
Dec
-'7c
'7c
500
7c
Dec
45c
Jan
4V2c
7'Ac
18,200
27c
Mar
5c
5c
3,500
5c
Nov
17c
Jan
11
12
3,050
9.35
Dec
25%
3.55
3.55
1,000
2.90
Dec
15
6c
500
6c
Dec
18c
5c
Dec
■''
—
-
11%
28C
Oct
4.20
4.20
Feb
Feb
4%C Dec
1
•
1
25c
Ltd
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por Uranium Mines ft
Metals
Gunnar Mines Ltd
22%
*
Jan
5.10
Jan
Oct
28c
9,500
11
600
1.90
sdo
57c
1,000
57c
Dec
4.05 Mar
7c
2,000
6c
Nov
24Y2c Mar
20%'
15c
Nov
10%
Dec
1.75
Oct
29 %c Dec
14%
Jun
5.20
Jan
20%
Dec
42%
Jan
25,000
7%c
Dec
30c
Aug
1.13
5,700
1.10
Dec
3.15 May
55c
34.100
42c
Nov
1.32
3c
3c
3,100
3c
Dec
1.08
•
1,835
hllc
50c
3c
23
:8c
1.10
10c
1
1
Jan
5.25
1.25
7c
55c
*
22c
2.00 Aug
57c
H*
—
Apr
Apr
Mar
1.90
1.90
1
_1
>
10%
1
—
Bay
Futurity
Gaspe
Ltd
Apr
29c
*
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining ft Exploration Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fatima Mining Co Ltd
Frobisher
14
16c
6.35
*
Mining ft Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Dec
23%
1
.
Oil
Dec
47%
Ltd
Ltd
Empire
15
11%
Ltd
Jun
55
1,685
Mines
May.
99
13V4
35c
*
32
200
or
15c
6.00
1
<25%
251/4
14
1
Oct
1,558
150
Sullivan
5.65
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Oct
15
12
'
'
6.30
1
Eastern
58 %
12
24
Ltd
Nov
15
121/2
Mines
Mines
Dec
I'Ungava
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•
13 V8
12,500
Sep
56%
»
57%
27
1,300
10c
200
59
40
18c
9c
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1.46
'
13% May
4,486
May
2,500
67
13
Jan
82c
4,800
Ju«»
27%
45c
Oct
18c
1.67
Dec
27%
Aug
15c
3,500
3.20
Apr
12%
14c
19,900
5 Vac
78
Dec
11,300
27c
1.70
1.67
11
19%
18c
22c
3.10
25
84
16c
1.60
1.67
170
1,145
18c
26c
1.70
3.20
85
20%
3.10 July
1
600
19%
Dec
1
320
40
39
1.55
Copper Rand Chib
56
565
1,125
6c
3.60
Oct
1.60
5 VaC
3.60
Oct
1.55
1
38%
3.50
9.30 May
1
85
39
Oct
Consolidated Monpas Mines Ltd
Consoi Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Continental Mining Exploration Ltd
all all%
__
Dec
•
I
Denison
Jun
3.90
3.90
1
Mines Ltd—
Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
10%
1,000
1,500
l
Class B warrants
Sep
13%
4.30
l
Mines
Central
11 %c Mar
Oct
5.30
1.50
Mines
35% July
Dec
1
Ltee
Consolidated
Oct
%c
3.90
3.90
i
Ltd
de
171/2
2
1.30 Feb
1
'
Corp
90
200
Tfcc
10c
Ltd
Oils
19
6c
15c
5.25
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd———75c
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd.
75e
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd-.
1
Cleveland
6,000
2,500
19
^
18
8c
17c
*
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Rio
Gc
1
11%
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Bxplorations
6%
15
U
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Petrol
.
24
7%
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Canadian
6%
35
1
Ltd—
13c
16c
•
Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd—
Can-Met Explorations
18%
Mines
7 %c
10 c
1
Calgary ft Edmonton Corp Ltd
110%
13c
1
Corp__.
Tungsten Mines Ltd
Jan
preferred_III__IIIl50
6.80
Mar
*3
Jan
•
Jan
25c
41% Jan
Apr
*
May
20%
4c
100
70
•
20c
Dec
'25c
100
Copper
57%
in
Nov
5c
25c
615
Bornite
110%
*
Jun
1,000
8
Dec
Oct
III~100
Jan
Dec
2,160
43%
12%
Oct
1
Jan
10c
17c
2c
8c
27
20
•
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Jan
2.15
7.80
12%
34%
20c
3%c Oct
17c
30c
7c
Ltd—1
Mining Corp Ltd
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bonnyville Oil ft Refining Corp
120
common
Dec
6.80
1
Lake Gold
Bellechasse
409
•
Dec
Dec
7.80
1
35%
21%
•
Apr
1
Ltd "A"
21%
5
4c
6c
> 23c
51
ft
35%
a
70c
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Gold
Bay
Dec
4c
5 JO
1
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Beatrice Red
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1
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10c
500
•
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1
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4c
17c
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2.60
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25
186
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66
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202
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common
108
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32
10
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Gas of Canada Ltd
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118- V 118
12%
27%
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331/2
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118
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175
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100
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1.271
Oct
.———III*
footnotes
Jan
12%
„
B
39 Ye
1.30
Dec
(Canada)
class
Oct
66%
63%
_
4
24i%
57
12%
Gas
CIhbs A
2,251
1.30
585
1
ft
29V2
1.30
1,634
sommon
preferred
Jan
28%
CM CO
66%
13
Lawrence Cement
class A
Lawrence Corp common
Class
4.00
*
71%
Corp
Salada-§hirrlff-Horsey
Jun
—*
Securities
Canada
6%
"
Shawiulgan Water
Oct
2.00
30
69
commonllllIII.•
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Oct
39
6%
•
Rolland Paper class A
Royal Bank or Canada
Roy all te Oil Co Ltd
131/2
50
105
12%
D
preferred
14
100
29.
13
common—
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Jun
200
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8
•
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14
14
.15%
105
71%
Petroleums
Puge-Hersey Tubes
Roe
50
42%
II•
Provincial Transport
Jun
Jan
V~i O
P f°
43%
I100
Ltd
14
15%
—
105
•
Ltd
Quebec Natural
Quebec Power
155 -- -24
6%
5
Co
' *
43%
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Powell River
Company
Power Corp of Canada
Premium Iron Ore
Mar
29%
it
common
Pacific
&
a5%
27%
26%
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Trust
Bros
Dec
13%
14%
♦
Products
24
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class
Can
Quebec Telephone
Alta
31% May
6
Aug
1,520
1
Price
4.75
Oct
26%
•
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Mill*
800
26
60
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•
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235
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Steel
Oct
Apr
*
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56% Mar
al7
*
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Ontario
May
Ul6%
1
'»v«'
18
38%
International Paper common
7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Utilities
Corp common—!
Interprovlncial
Pipe
Lines
Noranda
410
Jan
al63A
„__I—5o
Car
21%
Jan
Jan
Warrants
National Steel
20%
U
12%
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National Drug & Chemical
10 VA
49%
Oct
50
pfd
Oct
75
7%
„
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5
400
1,635
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Co
3,380
12
10
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com_—*
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5 1/4
-
64%
93A
_1
A
Jan
.5
•
51/4
12
10
•
1%
Class B
39%
.64
•
•
Montreal
Montreal
Oct
Jun
10 ,'
class
May
25
12
55%
•
Oil
1.80
,85
64%
Jan
common
Breweries Ltd
High
Oct
29%'
*
39%
a
Molson
14,600
29
*
325
—
McColl Frontenac
Low
/• 35c
Ltd-—
Mussens
51%
•
Preferred
46c
Corp Ltd common
Moore
50
27
Massey-Harrls-FergUBon
Range for Year 1957
High
41c
34
51%
•
MacMlllan ft Bloedel class
Low
Dec
Power
17
Ltd
Shares
20%
Premier
B
Limited
for Week
350
Jun
Home Oil class A
Bros
Sales
Range
21%
Jun
•
Canada
Jun
20%
33 %
•
Cement
33
21%
32% Aug
Corp
preferred
Jun
5
Minnesota &
69
20
class
Apr
21%;
Dec
common
new
Oct
Jun
4.65
27%
oct
Oct
21%
Oct
Ltd
Imperial Investment
Imperial Oil Ltd
82
Sep
2.00
21%
Jan
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime ft Alabas
Lewis
66
*
16%
common
preferred"
*
pfd—
conv
31%
•
Dynamics
Week's
pfd——100
Foundation Ltd
Investment
51
preferred
General Motors
General Steel Wares
Labatt
'
Jan
Exchange
of Prices
Ltd—
Works
East Kootenay Power 7%
Feralco Industries Ltd—.
100
5
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of
Jan
.
9.00
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45c
1
*
Paper Corp Ltd—
Dominion Oilcloth ft Linoleum
851
•
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Sugar
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Dredge ft Dock Co Ltd
60
Canada
Petroleum
Nickel
22
20%
18%
common
^atineau Power
lnt
49
Oct
Jan
3%
Canadian
oundation Co of
Inland
15
•
&
59
Co
■■ra««»n Cos Ltd
$2.25
26%
Canada
Westeel
Bay
26 V2
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18 Va
2
Players
Huuaun
17%
29%
•
Electrolux Corp
$2.00
50
•
5
Anglo-Can Pulp ft Paper Mills Ltd
60
Ltd
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800
2,425
a21
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—*
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18%
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class
75
2.60
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Union
General
74
Sale Piiee
•
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General
1,465
Jan
May
a—
4.00
2.25
Friday
STOCKS
—•
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Brewery Ltd
Pont of Canada
French
35
a__
Canadian
Jan
Jan
25%
*
com
Dominion Tar ft Chemical common
Dominion Textile common
f
Oct
20
645
4.75
4.50
Jan
73
a201/4 a20%
Canadian Stock
Reitmans
Stores
Motor
Oct
a39'A a39 V4
26%
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Nov
16% al6%
.25
Steel
&
Dominion Glass common
Dominion Steel & Coal
Ford
44
l,5oU
Apr
50
16%
9
25%
2.50
_
Bridge
Dominion
Famous
i
a21
common-
Lowney Co Ltd
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Du
-
20%
75
Jan
670
23%
Dome Exploration
1»
47%
22;
Oct
391/4
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a
14%
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Donohue
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July
2.35
Jan
48 %
a
•
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10
8%
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46%
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14%
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180
21%
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355
22%
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class
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&
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Knapp
(Geo
May
19
143A
Enterprises
ft
20
Oct
21%
Consoi Mining & Smelting
Cork
15 Va Mar
12%
14%
Equipment
uuwo
2,005
1,972
46%
25
Farm
ft
Jun
If
Corp
Webb
Weston
Jan
23
14%
—
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preferred
Gooderham
Walker
Jun
9
Dec
•
Cockshutt
Crown
16%
Nov
10
46%
,
Railway
4.55
v
253A
—•
common.
Canadian Vickers
class
Oils
Triad
30% May
—
*
—,
1355
Class
20
141-j
Jun
Preferred
Chrysler
10
2U0
4.75
Jan
14%
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common
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a
Bank
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a
471/4
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Trans
17%
Jan
13%
1
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Jun
14
..
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ian
a21
a
July
25
—
25
Cellulose
&
May
13%
—
——*
A
common
series
mhp
2t
14%
common
Celanese
—
25
j
-
class
Canner
Canadian
Range for Year 1957
High
17% alv%
common-——
Jun
common
>
L,t>
Canadian
Low
Jun
a9% al0%
10
Aluminium
Canadian
$1.00
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Apr
26
British
Canadian
30'A
88
Preferred
r
Nov
27%
Breweries
am,
27 Vt
20%
May
88
Steamship
Canadian Bank
Canadian
6b3
102
26
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canadian
25'A
July
88
-
Iron Foundries common
Canadian
27 V4
24%
95
pfd—.—100
Canada
Canada
(Janacta
for Week
July
65
•
commoi
Preferred
Sales
Range
Par
High
Toronto-Dominion
Oaigary
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
*
Poww
3
Range for Year 1957
•
Products
Forest
OoiuiuDla
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
1
Columbia
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
*
British
Bribioii
Brown
WEEK
Sales
Range
La#t
STOCK!
FOR
Friday
Week'*
1.08
400
6c
57c
5c-
•
1.08
Dec
5,500
4V4c
Dec
3,000
41c
Oct
14c
3.10
23c
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jan
•
57c
45 c
■V 2,350
5c
-n,700
15c
1,000
3c
Ltd_l
1
350
Dec
Oct
Dec
Oct
1.35 July
30c
Mar
47c
Aug
13c
Jan
21% Mar
Number 5705
187
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(77)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Haitian
Copper
Ltd-
Corn
Range
1
ENDED
JANUARY 3
Friday
Shares
Low
,
WEEK
for Week
-
Sale Frio*
~
~
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Last
^
/■
Week'*
Hiafi
Cow
3C
2%c
3c
51,800
21
20 to
21
925
Week's
Last
STOCKS
J
Range for Year 1957
Par
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Bale Trie*
tt Price*
Low
Item
Range for Year 1957
High
17c
12c
17c
Mines LLd
•
5
Lout
Hiyn
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—1
■;
iso
Mines—.
Uranium
Ltd
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Jardun
Kerr-Addison
*
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Zinc
&
Ltd
Co
20c
30c
3%c
1
15
111,GOO
,
14%
15
;;
a5c
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21c
Jan
American Lcduc
168,842
12c
Dec
70c
Ja 11
Oct
35:,/4
Jun
American Neplieline
.50o
72c
61c
74c
5,800
Sic
Dec
1.98
Jan
Lead Mines
-20c
53c
44 (4 c
53c
6,074
44(he Dec
2.00
Jan
Petroleums
12 %c
Dec
Anchor
Jan
84c
Jun
Dec
75c
Jun
Amer Explor
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Iliironian
Anglo Rouvn Mines
53,700
2c
33c
Dec
13c
Jan
Anglo
700
14
Jun
17
Jan
Ansil
300
4(4c
Dec
23c
Jan
Apex
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Corp. oi' Canada Ltd—
*
Litnium
Little
•
Gold Mines
Long Lac
Marplc
Explorations
Medallion
Island
Merrill
9.05
,y •.
*.
Jan
2.08
Jan
'
5,300
'
,->'4 100
4 10c
2,300
8.10
5,600
31c
40c
30,370
65c
77c
8c
10c
4c
4(4 c
Nov
40c
V
17%
Jun
20(4
Dec
Jan
10c
:
-
Nov
65c
Jan
20c
Sep
1.08
Apr
34,4£0
50c
Oct
24,100
7c
Oct
62c
Jan
13,850
744 100
Dec
49 c
July
75c
2.65 Mar
8.75
9.10
2,142
35c
29c
35c
7,000
Dec
70c
July
3 (4 c
3 (4 c
4c
12,000
3 (he
Dec
14c
Jan
27c
23c
»27c
55,550
23c
Dec
•18c
1,900
14c
Nov
21c
25c
175
22o
July
53c
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3,500
37o
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; 15
2,527
12(4
Oct
20
July
•
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43
Jan
*
61c
—1
15
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13%
4!
preferred
Gold Mines
$2(4
-250
8%
Jan
9c
36
51%
Feb
Dec
13
Jan
Oct
24c
'
May
16%
94C
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1,000
6c
5,350
5%
Jan
82c
<
Jun
40c
Feb
1.90
Dec
8%
2.20
Oct
Jun
19c
Apr
11% May
118% May
95%
97%
4.25
4.80
404
17
16%
i
17
1,540
22c
19c
24c
66,533
6C
3%c
6c
13c
15c
5,245
12c
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39e
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6c
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5 (he
Dec
21c
Jan
1.99
2,150
5c
1,500
Warrants
-4
Steels
Mines
Atlin-Ruffncr
—;
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Aumaciio
40
28c
Dec
8.50
3,169
41
Oct
7.25 Oct
95%
Debentures
Aubelle
10c
43
6 (he
8%'
'
Atlas
'
41
6 (ho
:
Productions.
Artists
Associated
12c
10c
f
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Arjon
Jun
"1.92
Oct
10
9.10
1
Nickel
Mines
Argus
Apr
55c
57c
.
5.00
Dec
9.0a
: %
Nov
Dec
Oct
10c
77c
Area
Gc
9.75
40c
I
—L—1
*
Apr
83c
20
1
Mines
Arcan
2.36
Dec
800
48
Warrants
Jan
60c
8.15
v
2,000
10
48
-
pfd—50
*
Consolidated Resources
60c
Oct
2.20
Jun
500
47c,
9.75
10c
Mogaddr Klines.
Monpra Mining Co. Ltd——
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1.48
25c
25
1,140
-
r
9.75
"
Oct
100
68c
•4
56c
__1
Mining .Corp of Canada. Ltd—:
7c
Oct
"5c
27,400
2.20
7c
10%
1,000
;
68c
,L_i—h—.1
Mkb-Chibougamau Mines Ltd_w.
300
1,150
31c
2.20
.4
.
5
Merrill ' Petroleums. Ltd—.
*
■
1
—
Ltd
■
30c
:
:
12c
1.48
30c
1.25
Co- Ltd—
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15%
12c
■
1
Ltd
Mercedes Exploration
15
-
Ltdiii--*1
—
Petroleums
15%
13c
9.75
Anglo
48
16c-
Nov
16c
Arcadia
Labrador
Petroleums Ltd.
14c
100
4c
Dec
10%c
13,300
16c
a
3 (4c
__
,
30c
al6c
i„ 1
Ltd
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voting trust
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Kontiki Lead
35c
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Israel Continental Oil
2c
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240
*
8,500
75
Oct,
3.60 Nov
15(4
v
Oct
16c
Oct
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29%
Jan
1.16 Mar
3(he Dec
17c
Feb
'
New
Formaqua. Mines Ltd
New
Jack: Lake Uranium Mines Ltd
Coal
Pacific
New
l
Oils
&
9c
4
V-:
1
Ltd
20c
al.75al.75
New Santlago' Mines
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Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd •
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Amulet
West
New
16c
Mines Ltd—4-44--—44"
Rim
Nocana. Mines
Ltd
r.
1 *
250
3 (4c
Dec
14c
10,750
8c
Jun
18c
July
4c
3,500
2c
Dec
12c
Jan
12,0UO
9c
Aug
25c
Jan
500
94c
Dec
4.85
4%c
Oct
11 (4c
Apr
56c
July
'North- American
1.00
4 '/2C
4'/2C
l.uaO
10 (4c 10%c
10c
8,000
1,000
1.14
4,100
.4
1
;
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100
Ltd—
44 l(jc.
1.14
"1.00
1
Northspan Uranium Minos Ltd
10c
i
,4
Metals
3.30
4
.
3.15 -3.40
10(2c Dee
be
1.00
2,300
2.90
Oct
2.7c
Oct
Jan
Aug
1.80 Mar
Dec
1.84
5c
Ltd—
Jan
16c
10c 10 (4 c
1.00
1.93
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Aviliabona Miiies
9.00 Mar
nreferrcd
5%
Okalta. Oils
1
Ltd
5C
_i.90c
—
Partridge Canadian
Lake
Paudash.
Pennbec
1.15
1.25
12,100
17c
412c
17c
24,450
6,.10
'6.40
400
4,. 14c
16c
5,400
al4c
al8c
:
1
16c
v.
Explorations Ltd-l
Uranium
Mines
1
Ltd
Mining Corp
1.13
Oct
33c
Dec
,
2.90
54c
Jan
Oct
14%
Apr
10c
Oct
80c
700
13c
Oct
5.75
34c
—44
(Cliib)
Jun
33c
34c
2,000
18c
July
46c
20c
'20c
12,000
15c
Oct
45c
Jan
;57c
75c
1,900
57c
Dec
2c
1.85
3%c
14,500
IOC
10c
5,100
2.50
-
2.50
100
.
r
Ltd—
2c
Dec
15c
9c
Nov
75c
1.85
Oct
4.25
Quebec. Lithium
Quebec Oil
Corp
_•—1.,.,
—4—1 4
Ltd-
Development
39c
Apr
Jan
Feb
July
Sherritt-Gordon
Dufault
Taclie
Mines
Tarbelli Mines
Tazin
Tib
MinesL
Ltd—
'
.
Titan
Trans
Empire
Ltd.—
:
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4 United
/■';.
4
.*
Lithium
5-%%
preferred
2nd
5c
4,000
4(4c
44 4.00
4.10
2,150
3.85
3c
6,500
8.15
.8.75
3,040
1.55
1.90
2,400
,
__,
8c
Jan
Dec
8.00
Jan
Dec
12c
Jan
8.15
Dec
23
1.50
Dec
4.00
3c
7c
2,100
Dec
57c
May
Jan
Jan
4c
3,500
3c
Dec
30c
Jan
22c
10,000
10c
Jan
65c
Jun
8c
500
6c
Oct
60c
Jan
741.00
1.15
15,690
95c
Dec
2.90
Nov
.7
3c
f
16c
16c
1,700
16c
Dec
70c
12c
W>V 8c
12c
15,000
8c
Dec
33c.
18c
.r
1
18c
18c
2,000
l«c
Dec
5.25
5.00
5.25
1,000
4.10
2.52
—
.2.25
2.52
7,300
1.80
7c
8c
5,500
15'/4 c
20c
19,750
7.422c
22c
2.'/2C
3c
4>: .65c
73c
8c
1—1
f
Virginia Mining Corp
>■
19c
20c
i&t
1.15
—_l
Ltd-.
10c
Oct
74c
!
.
20c
1
Oct
6.50
7.90
9,295
22
240
21
Oct
il
Jan
21%
180
19
Oct
28
July
1.51
1.83
5,500
1.83
6c
l',»00
37 (h
Oct
54%
Jan
51
361
46(4
Oct
60
Jun
17c
19c
5,600
17c
Dec
45c
10c
12c
18,234
10c
Oct
84c
Jan
47c
47c
700
47o
Feb
75c
Jan
17c
27c
131,950
17c
Dec
92e
May
12c
12c
8,000
lOo
Oct
47c
Mar
7c
5 (he
7c
10,450
5o
Oct
12%o
Jun
18c
15c
18c
75,960
15c
Dec
1.89
4.00
3.60
4.00
809
48c
1,000
Scotia—i
51
19c
Nova
Mines
:—
r
Mines
'.
s——
;
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
—
Mining
Metals
Mines
Uranium
Bata Petroleums Ltd
—
Beattie-Duquesne
Bros
1
.—
Beaucage
9c
Lumber
Belcher Minlu,
Co
common
1.31
Corp—
Bibis
Mines
55q
Oct
2.75
11,940
100
Oct
32c
Fp'.j
4c
1,800
4c
Dec
12c
Jan
85c
1.02
18,166
770,
Dec
2.65
Jan
32c
48c
7,550
30c
7 %C
4c
May
Jan
4.40 May
Sep
22c
15 (4c
Dec
2.35
2,000
20c
Aug
54c
Jan
2,500
2 (4c
Oct
8c
Feb
10,000
55c
Oct
1.05
4,000
5c
7c
Jan
Wendell
&
Copper Corp Ltd
Products
Mineral
Westburne
Westville
Oil
Co Ltd
Mines
1
-
—
4—1
Ltd
3c
73c
;
—
Ltd—
.„1
6c
...
5c
•
-
Oct
27c
Jan
Jan
50
100
—
—
class
79c
2,100
11%
Weck'i
Brunhursb
Range
Mines
Mining
..
Sale Trier
Par
Shares
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Acadia
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia-Uraniuin
Acme
Gas
Advocate
25';
Mines
Alba
^
Pac
:
23
Sep
24
Feb
7
Oils
Apr
23c
Feb
2.25
Oct
6%
Apr
8%
25
8(4
Oct
97a
5,757
28c
Dec
42c
Dec
45c
45c
4,350
44c
Nov
93c
July
34c
1,500
25c
4c
5c
10,050
4c
44c
Oct
•35c
3,366
1.20
27 (4c
12%
Oct
Dec
92
Jan
39c
4,390
.12%
14
4,903
.-••94(4
94(4
20
Amalgamated
5.00
5.65
3,760
5.00
Mines
1.920
21(4
27%. "29
11,380
26%
Oct
41
Oct
4(i
210
11 (4 c
46
12c
4,505
10c
30c
47c
9,512
30c
( 44%7
47 c
Rare Earth
Cnble
Calalta
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
Calvan
Cons
Oil
Feb
———
Canada
Cement
Dec
3.60
Oct
57%
84
Pel)
42%
42%
42%
10
40
44
Feb
87%
Sep
Sep
Dec
Foils
Iron
Cut
Crushed
Canada
Oil
&
87%
40
85%
46
47
53
44%
8
8%
3,160
7(4
11
11
170
37%
36%
37%
u-.
—
Dec
Branch
Wegt
44th
St.,
Class
class
page
40.
4 (he
2,500
5c
7,500
2.80
2,220
5c
5%c
9,000'
95% Mar
Mar
50
13%
Jan
Ocjr
17%
Apr
•3
Jun
37
Oct
47%
Apr
520
Dec
1.07
Dec
9
Dec
4c
Dec
5c
Aug
33(4 Oct
2.50 Dec
4c
Dec
67c
Oct
75c
80c
1,300
36%
36%
100;
25% July
5%
5%
25
5(4 Dec
5%
5%
6
50
6c
6c
7,500
10%
10%
510
— —
Jun
Sep
Oct
5%
Oils
Southern
Southern
Wire
32c
22,000
12c
2,555
50c
35c
55c
19
18%
19
29,780
4,500
65
64%
66
390
97
4.00
400
4.50
5.00
13,335
5.15
25
5.00
5.40
1,600
25
1,278
27
27
109
6
6%
2,000
15
15
200
-*
10
15
51%
A
17% July
19c
Jan
15c
Dec
12c
Mar
2.bOMay
37
7(4
0
Jan
6c
Nov
9
Sep
Jan
13%
July
Apr
Oct
15%c Jan
11%
Apr
36
July
65
Oct
80
Jun
July
103
95
4.00
Nov
3.75
Oct
4.50
Oct
20%
Nov
25
Nov
5% Aug
13% Feb
1.55
Aug
Jan
Feb
5.50 Apr
13%
Jan
6.20
Jan
30%
29
Apr''
Fel)
8(4 May
17
May
26
75
24%
Dec
42
Apr
51
52
180
44
Dec
55
Jan
23
150
22% July
1.74
Nov
24% Mar
4.50 Jan
1.85
7,900
75c
1,300
75C
Dec
2.85 Mar
35
35
50
33%
Nov
39%
34%
450
33%
Nov
37'% Mar
80
80
5
73%
Sep
90
75c
Feb
7.
1.72
Jan
Jan
5.00 July
60c
1.00
4,500
3.25
3.70
5,300
3.25
Dec
11
11
11
75
10%
Oct
12'%
13
100
13
Oct
20
Jan
8.30 July
Jan
•
13
6c
8c
5,532
5%C
Dec
24%c
Jan
3.80
4.35
5,455
3.80
Dec
1018
Jun
40%
•
common
25%
4.30
41
885
25
25%
2,104
346
23%
26
25
26
>
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10%
10%
10%
600
34c
44c
11,718
10c
35%
40%
.
25
—
Aluminium-
Canncrs
Oct
1
2
—20
Oil
Breweries
Canadian
Dec
17
3.60
—12.50
—
Empire
35c
80
Bank of Commerce
British
3.20 Ma y
51c
23
25%
—
warrant
B
Preferred
Oct
Dec
75c
Minerals
Atlantic
30c
10(he
35
—
preferred
class
25
97
4.00
97
■V
5.15
Petroleum—
Astoria
Canadian British
44c
23
Oct
Oct
56
Jan
28
July
Oct
29%
Jun
9
Dec
19
Juu
34c
Dec
78c
Apr
*
13%
13%
13%
630
12%
Sep
14% May
common————•
14%
14
14%
415
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
31
Feb
class
Canadian Celaneso
St. West, Montreal
A-,
1
*
25
July
25
28%
28%
28%
Canadian
Chemical & Cellulose
•
5.00
4.95
5.00
1,875
Canadian
Chieftain
•
1.07
1.02
1.08
9,050
76c
Oct
3.00 Ma y
67c
67c
68c
5,350
58c
Nov
85c
1.40
$1 %
Phillips Square
preferred
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Office:
New York City, MUrray
30c
10 (he
i
Curtis
Canadian Decalta
Hill 2-4543
Canadian
P. Q.
Canadian
Drawn
Pete
pfd
Wrights
1
*
Petroleum-
Steel
corruno
100
4.50
Nov
1.45
5,750
1.10
Feb
10 (he
14c
Dec
5.15
5.55
7,000
20,615
10%c
5.45
3.80
Oct
8%
8%
8%
170
7%
Jun
15%
15%
250
46c
62c
46,245
Gas warrants
Devonian
Canadian Dredge
see
710
24%
Mortgage.
Permanent
Dock——
Canadian Dyno Mines
footnotes
9%
11
Jim
34
A-
B
Canadian
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S,
For
12,000
5c
—
Packers
Canada
Canada
Telephone PL-9501
65
99
58c
2.55
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STOCK EXCHANGE
1203
•
*
Lands
Warrants
Canada
Canada
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
Branch:
1,771
38%
4c
•
*
—26
— *
Foundries common
Canada Steamship
HART
STOCK
Local
.
38
52c
38%.
M
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common
Canada
Oct
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO
1
*
—
Canada
Canadian
Notre Dame
1.20
87%
20
common
Preferred
Canadian
230
July
75
12c
1
1
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
—£
Canadian
MEMBERS:
8.50 Aug
25
*
*
100
Petroleum
Canadian
SAVARD
18% Sep
4.10 Jan
4
1
25c
Oils
Mines
Canada
Dec
.—„
12% Feb
10
Dec
9,888
.
Nov
22%
28 To
common...—*4.;
preferred—....
Jan
Nov
13,050
—*
Cabanga
Preferred
Oct
-21(4
4(4'c
Ext—
Canada Malting common
Dec
1.35
1.30
38c
—
Canada
.32(4c
5.65
Larder
Oct
Nov
40c
..
-
Mar
28c
22%
Ltd
10
180
•.
94(4
—
16c
Oct
1,500
~
13(4
:
Warrants
Co
Dec
Dec
13c
8%
5c
——
Algoma Steel
Amalgamated
914
Apr
514c
1,000
8%
1.35
—
Uranium;
Aluminium
Jan
2.45
34c
1"
common
Cons
15 Va
2.31
—
Gold—
debentures
Aluminum
350
Oct
V'8%-'
31c
•
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■*
__
8%
—
...
Alberta Distillers
5%
16c
22(4
si- 8%
2.31
—
Explorations
Algom
210
9(4
22r*a
9(4
.
common
Petroleums
Alberta
22(4
High
5,255
Lld_
Mines
Akaitcho
2,230
•/'T6c
l"
7
Preferred
Ajax
25%
:
common
Range for Year 1957
Low
25
'vi,
—
9
6
15 (h
75
10%
High
Mines
Oil
&
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico
Low
25(4
—
*
—*
^
•
1.10 July
1.45
r
A
3.45 Mar
35%
80c
class
May
75
Ankerite
Ltd
15c
18%c Jan
1.26
2.80
Products
Mar
32%
5c
Bullochs
Jan
14c
75
——
Smclting.
«&
Jan
1.12
for Week
«t Tricci
_
.
350
70c
35
■
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Ilill
5.25
9
Sales
•
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STOCKS
5.25
"
Bunker
Friday
100
u
jf
—25
1
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Building
Fundi
Oiatdltn
6,180
Mar
70o
25
6%
15%
3.75 Feb
.
.1.42
:i
Buffadison Gold
.
11%
6%
Company
B
Sep
75c
B—
Columbia Telephone Co
Class
Jan
19c
4(he Oct
6c
Dec
8%
*
Columbia Power
Buffalo
1.55
Jun
1,210
Nov
i.v 47
——
Packers
Brunsman
Exchange
Oct
6c
36,400
6(he Dec
15c
58,100;
15%
1
*
pfd—100
Electric 4(4
Brunswick
Toronto Stock
33o
57c
5.25
British
Brown
Sep
12c
6%
Oil—
Reef
7c
51c
11%
B„—
British
Broulan
1,500
4.40
^
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Weedon. P.vrite
3,500
8c
——
Columbia
6c
8c
4.25
Columbia Forest Products
British
7,100
4.30
common——-——
^Jan
4 (he
79c
class
preferred
4ai ',0 preferred
5K>
preferred
2,500
12,300
11 (he
■'—
common
414 '/o
British
1.70 Mar
Nov
9c
4%c
57c
Petroleums
Columbia
British
Feb
6c
4%c
6c
Traction
Amer
j
20c 22 %c
III
Britalta Petroleum
British
July
..I
•
Mines—
Tank
Bridge
-
,
—
Cordage
Erantford
46% May
7,5*9
22,340
7c
r——
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
35% Oct
40
12c
Gold
Boymar Gold
Bralsaman
Jan
19% May
3.15 May
70c
Mines Ltd
Bouzan
40c
Oct
11c
44e
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Bonville Gold Mines
Bay
Bouscadillac
Dec
9c
14(4 Apr
99c
65c
1.01
Warrants
Bortlulac
300
Jun
39%
•
Mines
Uranium Mines
Bidcop
Black
112,765
1,73
Oct
lie
Yukon
Bicroft
100
1.34
Jan
7.30 May
3.50 Nov
45o
Jan
70c
.500
Copper Corp
Mines
Bcvcon
17%
1.18.
13c
.40
Telephone
Bethlehem
9c
17%
uranium
Eeaver Lodge
Bell
12%c Mar
3,000
38%
of
Beaver
Nov
2,000'
7c
38 Ta
Bank
Beatty
Nov
3.80 July
42c
July
15c
G%»
.i
Montreal
Easka
1.50 Oct
Jan
38%
51%
15c
:
Mines_2
Cons
of
Base
20%
48c
Bankl'ield
Bank
Eavnat
14c
Dec
6.50
27c
Bankeno Mines
Warrants
7.00 May
Jan
Sep
Jan
21%
Oils
Banff
*
Corp Ltd—
Mines
Jan
't
United: Oils. Ltd—
Valor
Mar
:
1
'
/
Asbestos
20c
77c
20c
4
—<•- '
Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd
•.
Dec
Dec
7:.'; 8c
4
1
Oils Ltd rights—
Trebor: Mines
4c
1
Corp..—4_
Mar
15c
10c
•
:
Jail
10
8,100
1
—
Ltd
Petroleum
4'-
1
Exploration Ltd——
2.28
Oct
18,800
8.75
1
Ltd
Dec
5c
.
4.10
1
Mines—:
Cons
Lake
5.00
19c
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
4 c-
3Gc
3c
1
Ltd—
500
4 %c
5c
Ltd_;
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Mines
9,360
;-.17C
19c
Red Crest Gold Mines—.
South
39c
5.65
V
44441:44
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
I 33c
5.60
Quebec. Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
2.09
12%c
21%
''
■
v!ar
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22
Dec
20c
1"V
4—1' ; :
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Producers
Gas
Frovo
May
75c
...
1
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Portage: Island
Jan
Oct
10c
"
4.
Jan
34c
2
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
5c
8,500
1.20
Opemisca Explorers Ltd————;
1
Opemiska. Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Orchan Uranium Mines Ltd
6c
1
4(he Dec
7.90
—.—
-
Ltd_
•,
21%
class A
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Barvue
Obalskt. (1945)
•
Feb
3c
'.
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Nortli::Aiiierican..Asbestos Corp—1
Norsyncomaqu©:' Mining
2.00
Va'c
\ 15
41—1 ;4"
~
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Dec
ale
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-
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'
w—!
4c
--4
Mines
Aumaque Gold
61c
9
Jim
Jan
1.85 Aug
1.70
Apr
9.40 Mav
9
Aug
13%
Oct
22% May
37c
Dec
2.70 Mar
37
38
(78)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RAN'GE
Week's
Par
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
Gen
Securities
class
B
Hign Crest
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Oil
1.50
10%
4.95
4.40
4.95
3,260
7V«
6%
6,700
18c
•
26
25%
26
1,755
24
Oct
29 %
10
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500
8
Oct
31 Va
Oct
15
July
21%
Dec
34% Mav
13
Deer
26% May
5.50 Feb
J.
22 %
—
13,670
14%
14%
14%
25
1.49
1.15
1.49
10,800
5c
6,000
20
23V-t
1.05
1.05
lOVic
15!
5c
—
23!
4
__
.
3.05
1.15
May
36c
Dec
Jan
East
Sullivan
Apr
10%
Jun
21
Dec
100
1.05
Nov
Jan
12c
2,540
IOV2C
Dec
2c
17c
2,152
14c
Dec
21c
3,097
11 VaC
1.67
,1.55
1.73
74,716
—___
89c
75c
95c
23,200
Gas
4.60
Apr
_—1
1.00
1.00
1.03
1.200
1.00
Nov
2.61
1.19
July
—1
.-.-
1.07
1.19
1,505
1.06
Dec
3.30 Mar
—
.
Ltd-.
_____—_—•
Quartz
Asbestos
.2-
Corp
—
Ltd
Jan .;
Dec
1.02
Jan
Dec
5.60
Apr
Dec
5.55
10c
13,000
9c
Oct
57c
Mar
50c
4.400
45c
Feb
74c
Sep
5.00
5.55
4,035
5.00
Dec
8.50
Trcthcwey
Atliabaska
_1
___
Jan
3.2?
3.40
3.30
3.50
1,300
3.30
Dec
Central
Explorers
6.35
37,071
5.70
Oct
14Va July
2.00
1
Central
Pat
Gold
1.22
2.00
4,000
1.22
Dec
65c
6*6c
I
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—
—
.
—
mil
6,000
4%c
15 VaC
1
El
Mining.ik
.1
5,500
Apr
Jun
60c
Apr
2,500
35,750
27c
Oct
54c
16,300
40c
Dec
4.25
Feb
47c
12.100
40C
Oct
1.32
Apr
2.00
2.50
320
1.62
2.05
55,155
2.00
75C
4.25
Eureka
69c
55e
,72c
53,691
55c
Dec
26c
31c
14,000
25c
Feb
40c
Feb
13 Vac
17e
11,000
12c
Dec
40c
Mar
9c
lie
30,100
7 Vac
Oct
82c
5
5
100
29c
34c
lie
Jan
3.65
2.14
Apr
Sep
8%
8%
8%
1,749
Apr
9
15c
14c
15c
5.000
10c
Dec
85c
Jun
1
14c
12c
14c
7,200
10c
Jun
17c
Feb
46c
Equip
Gold
45c
47c
21.000
35C
Oct
2.14
Jan
4 Vic
4 %e
5,035
4 VaC
Oct
16c
3.25
3.25
1,000
2.00
Oct
4.60
Feb
10 %
Jan
—
Mines,
Coldstream
Copper
Yellowknife
Commonwealth
Mines—
Pelroleum
1
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Confederation
Life
'
'■
"
87
87
65c
50e
70c
18,425
25C
27c
3,000
*
■
1
Consolidated
Alleubee
Consolidated
•
Bakeries
Oil-
Consolidated Beta
7c
7 %
305
8c
29,500
•
7c
1
L
—
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Discovery
1
Dragon Oil...
Consul F'eulniqjro Iron Mines—7
Class B purchase warrants expire
Dec
—1
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1957
31
3,50')
9
Nov
80
Nov
50c
150
Nov
24c
Oct
5c
2.80
21c
Oct
Jan
Jan
45c
Dec
lie
Nov
41c
Nov
98c
Jun
10c
Dec
49 %c
Jan
Va
23 V4
10,458
23 %
15
Apr
Jan
Jan
48c
1,750
lie
11c
1,650
I"
25%
26
165
6 VaC
5 Vac
6 Vac
2,000
41c
45c
2,856
8.60
16,117
1
%
III
Consolidated
Golden
Marcus
Consolidated
Mic
Mac
•
Smelling
Exp lor.
Consolidated Peak Oils
Perslicourt
1
'Conwest.
•
......
Dec
25%
Apr
4v
35,110
2.50
Dee
17!a
Apr
Graham
10,690
2.15
Oct
3.50
Jan
24c
18c
24c
14,966
l!lc
Dec
Grantlroy
Jan
Grauduc
50c
11,708
47c
Dec
Jun
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes
Power
Copper
Corbv
Rand
Corby
class
50c
11
c
May
VaC 23 V ic
1,500
lac
Aug
45c
July
Great
Plains
33,000
23c
Oct
Jan
Great
West
Distillery class
Coulee
Lend
Cournor
Cowichah
of
Crestbrook
Croinor
13,984
1.95
Dec
5.35
Apr
Gulch
16 %
7,912
16%
Dec
28%
Jan
Gulf
17c
Dec
18c
31
17,095
1,767
4c
21c
4c.
38c"" July
16c
Oct
2.500
25c
21,944
6c
4c
Dec
20c
Dec
a
14c 15 Vac
14,600
Vac
13VaC
Dec
4c
6 VaC
10.000
4c
Nov
51c
62c
100.300
47c
Dec
7c
19,925
6c
Dec
7c
6c
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50
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May
Hi
Mines
Palmer
100 "2
800
2.25
5 %
200
23c
7,600
16c
7c
8c
8,500
7c
Aug
1.62
1.75
13,796
1.21
Oct
16 Vi
16 la
4
Oct
Oct
July
Dew
1.05
17c
Mines
:..
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Dome
Dome
Mines
1.89
Feb
18 VaC Mar
3.50
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Dairies
Foundry «Ss Steel
.
,
Dominion
7c
524
6c
Aug
76c
500
55c
Oct
Rleel
Coal
Textile
32c
5.20
Mar
Jan
footnotes
see
page
40.
2<i %
18
100
16
1.05
Jan
Mar
Mry
47% Mar
Oct
25c
Jan
Oct
37c
Dec
5.60
Dec
Jun
47 % May
Nov
Oct
27%
Jun
Va
6 Va
40
40
40
35
39
Dec
52
Jun
15
15
15%
1,835
15
Oct
48
Mar
5%
r>7«
100
5
Oct
4;ti
Oct
,:L- '•
1.09
15c
1.60
Jan
Humbor
Jan
Huron
6-590
1.10
Oct
1.50
1.50
1.90
300
1.30
Nov
8C
8c
2,500
7c
Dec
28c
Mar
Sep
55
July
Va
84
10c
22,500
18c18 %c
2.175
8%C.
42
4.25
8!aC
Dec
42c
14c
Nov
65c
4.90
4.90
4.35
4.35
21c
89,850
8 Vic
60
8%c
.
.
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6c
8
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13c
9,400
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7
la
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50
2.50
2.50
250
28c
40c
23,325
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25.000
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10c
lie
1.500
10c
10c
Oct
47c
7
Oct
10
2.00
24c
Apr
•
Canada
Jan
Feb
May,
Jan'
Mar
3.50
Feb
Lake
Industrial
5 % V
fngiis
17c
1.15 Mar
2.83
Accent
Corp
&
Co
Inspiration
Apr
Investors
Iron
Ltd
33!a
Mar
Jave
52
Nov
9.500
1
4
1,500
85c
Feb,
4,000
15c
Dec1
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Apr
J1111
27 c
May
1.07
18c
f!1
12 Vic
2.00
Jan
Jun
Jun
Oct
Jun
47c
July
a
25
38
Oct
46
Mav
1,610
17%
Oct
36
Jun
15
Vi
13%
15%
4.339
11V4
Feb
23% May
15 Vi
13%
15%
3,495
10%
Jan
23 % May
26%
26%
50
24
Nov.
41
3.35
3.10
3.40
7,590
43%
42%
44%
2.703
44
16 Vi
15%
16%
3,133
22c
18c
22c
4,000
80c
72c
80e
5,800
32
32 1 L>
315
32 Vi.
6%
6
V\
6%.
51
12%
2.80
Apr
Oct
17%
Nov
Aug
46c
Jan
65c
Nov
30
Sept
%
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35
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2.20
35
14%
525
4,000
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49%
48%
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2.90
\
Oct
68
Feb
Oct
60
May
10% July
4% July
5c
23
110
47%
2.40
2.40
2.95
13,112
10%
10%
100
13
2,181
7 'i
4.205
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1
Nickel
Co
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•
1
9%
Dec
12%
Nov
6%
Mar
Jail
Nov
Dec
Jan
24c
Jail
32!a
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51
Jun
6%
Jan.
10%
Sep
.
15'
_
*
21c
Dec
16
Oct
32% Aug
1.206
39 !a
Jun
57!
a
May
a
1,585
6%
Oct
17%
Jan
8
550
7
Oct
9%
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Jack
Jeanette
Jellicoe
Joburke
Minerals
Mines
Gold
1_~
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6.50
1.210
42c
42c
1,600
35c
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Oct
71%
2.115
90c
63%
1,750
3-1 %
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57%
23c
1 ic
4.839
36'a
34%
90,300
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41c
111
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Jun
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
36%
37!
a
4,351
32 %
Oct
62
May
12'
.
100
10%
Oct
19
July
10%
1.000
Oct
15%
Jun
2.20
Jan
5.20
Aur
10
9%
54c
1
1.80
60c
1,700
1.60
1.81
1,700
16c
2.000
15c
I
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8%
33e
1.40
10c
Oct
Oct
Oct
*
88c
95e
27,300
50c
Oct
37c
35c
38c
12,300
16c
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1
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Jun
12%
12 V*
1
Mining Corp
Exploration
24:%
Oct.
Oct
Dec
37
1
—
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5%
14
12%
25c
..
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12
3.00
Nov
Jun
450
2.50
71 %>
35 %
s
5
.-
common—.
...
6%
25c
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•
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Ltd
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15%
3.00
!
-
A
13
1\%
Dec
38
35%
2,858
lie
27
-20
Apr
Feb
*
.
25%
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Jan
7.00
86 Vi
18C
7,638
6
5c
27
common—
Jan
Oct
Dec
12
705
51
40%-
*
Jacobus
May
10!
5
Aug
U
21
•
common
preferred
Syndicate
Bay
99
10
1
*
Copper Mines.
Oct
49
*
.
International
Aug
7:,h
1
Co.
Gas
22%
7%
291
:_50
Cement
95%
10 %
20 Va
-40
preferred
Natural
15
17%.
39%
21
1
Inland
2.047
8%
6% May
Aug
97%
17
-
39%
■
Gold_
(John)
97 '4
412
-
*
Ingram & Bell preferred
24
1.300
—
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5:!i
23',
9
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1.10
12%
24
18:,h
•
6
•
88B
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—
3
1B1«
Sep
4 VaC
12 !a
17
9
31c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
4.86%'
17
18%
Nov
39%
Class
•
13c
40%
17
97 'V
62c
13,000
.
•
Irish
July
17c
Dec
20c
1
Imperial Invest class A—
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
28%. July
7% Jan
17
Oct
8c
13c
10
.Intel-provincial
Oct
8C
50
26 Vi
Mtge
13% May
14!4 Jun
Oct
Mar
30% July
30,667
.
.
International Petroleum
6'a
Mar
15c
Apr
12,062
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Erie
International
20:,4
2T% Mar
14 '
22
9
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Jan
9
1
Dei-
12c
•
Apr
270
150
oct>:
4.50 -Oct—
4%c
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♦
21c
6%
26 Vi
10 !i
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9
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23%
Mar
Oct ;• *
8c
common—
Dec
6%
14c
5c
,
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Oct
23%
Jun
8%c
Gold—_______1111-8
Nov
Dec
26 %
20c
4c
10%
Apr
49o
12c
1
90c
2,900
Feb
Dec
10c
20c
—
22%
12
Mar
67c
1
—
Warrants
10%
5.50
Jau
6c
18,000
1.10
Sep
12
7
Oct
1
Oils
Preferred
Oct
16,960
5c
4 %c
Jan
6.90
12,040
6.15
19c
Jan
1,550
13%
1.10
34c
8,25
—
■
8%
"
12
5.50
4 Vic
20c
7.85
6.10
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Dec
100
Dec
8.25
6,200
c
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7,559.
4 Vic
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1
4.25
Nov
16c
10,700
Dec
1.380
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225
162,000
62c
93,770
4.
5
Oct
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5%
200
18c
■
8c
Oils
&
Indian
13c
TOO
21c
Jan
Jan
6.50 July
3.95 Julv
44
■
6'it
4.35
Mining & Smelting
Hudson Bay Oil——.
%
Hugh Pain Porcupine——
3.50
44'a
6
u
Bay
Oct
52
857
37c
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Jun
33,414
•
28
11c
9
Howard Smith Paper
3.00
26
♦
2.10
34c
200
1
A
2.63
4%c
common
27%
5
Co
100
common
3,550
33c
Dauch
Oil
Class
200
4c
♦
Tar ik. Chemical
1.36
6'be.
May
May
16c
Jun
1.11
4 Vac
Home
1.500
25
Stoles
Dominion
41
4,100
II,425
8e
Jan
3.90
*
Dominion
55
a
28c
Jan
7c
Sep
Feb
10.Vac Jan
Dec
34c
Jan
70c
Dec
8c
31c
36c
1.23
2.20
26
common,
30c
142
18
—
Consol
2.85
4%C
Magnesium
Dominion
45!
45%
1
Sarcee
&
Dec
1.07
_
10
1
Bollinger
32c
90c
...
6,000
34c
A
Bell
Hudson
1.06
common
45%
cunimon—...
miii
Minesi__
Hincle
3.45
6j
7,700
9c
v142
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Oct
2.06
•
34c
8c
miii-
Apr
Hoyle
Dec
.1 »
IH35
31c
Jan
Jan
Jun
Aug
—.
34c
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Dec
7c
,
Nov
Mines
class
7.50
105
17
52c
common
Gold
Gold
High wood
17
1,333
„
Preferred
Dec
5c'
Gold
Heath
Oct
5.500
•
Nov
6c
1.500
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Mines_____________
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Oct
8c
2.50
13c
7,600
6c
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14
60c
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Gold
14
1
1
Seagrams—
Exploration
500
8c
5c
J:
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'J
250
57c
.
Distillers
16c
7c
—1
Mines
Rock
598
60c
Oils
16c
8c
Aug
Jan
Jan
18.500
8c
1
Dec
Gypsum Lime & Alab_
16
8c
J
7c
miii
Jan
35c
IIHI2
,
26,800
7c
Lid
16c
32c
25c
....
10c
•
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III
Ltd
7c
---
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Heva
2.85
1
Mines
9!ac
50
_
Mines
Gunnar
Highland
2.40
expire""
warrants
2.30
27c
July
50
Gwiilim
3.80
36c
Dec
5.80
common— _____1
Gas
Jun
Jun
7c
—j"
Mines
8 %c
common_;—
July
Mai-
60
%C
—
1,000
27%
38c
May
104
3.50
25
76c
10c
May
10c
1.15
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Lead
16
\
,
1.30
3.70 Aug
Develop—
Coal class A.J,
Mines
40c
103
1
___
Dec
1,900
Class B
33 c
20c
1.23
—
13
20c
2
Jan
11,600
—
B
41
650
1,920
7c
5
....
.
Gold-
68c
1957
Gold
Class
Oct
4.85
29'a
2.35
1.75
6.00
26c
3*005
common
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Oct
4.75
28 %
•
•
Mines
Preferred
6,200
58c
17c 17 Vac
5
common
purchase
Dec
19c
51c
5c
.
Brewis
Deer Horn
16%
Apr
2.11
Timber
Deeoursey
For
2.40*
16!
6.25
Nov
1.24
.
G2c
♦
Oct
2.50
142
preferred
Ilasaga
.
Leather .class A
Class
B
Dominion
1.95
J
Mines
Dominion
2.40
*
Davis
Diadem
Oct
3.75
Apr
..
Minerals
Devon
31c
Oct
30c
B
Explorers
Delnile
1.10 Mav
Apr
1.40
Dec
Canada.
Crowpat
D'Eldona
Oct
15c
200
8
..
Daering
011
20c
5,715
12.080
Pershing
Stock
7,200
29c.
9 Vac
_i
Zellorbaeh
Darn go n
25c
*
Oil
Wan ants
Crown
1.65
8 Vac
Craig Bit
Cree
1.38
Hard
—
Copper
38c
Hart/.
Zinc...
Mining
26%c
Feb
1
2.60
4.40
•
Northern
$2.80
Apr
—
45
32%
100
Mar
_■
A
Dec
741
5,500
1.10
Mines
Dec
22c
Cliiboug—
Distillery
Apr
4.30
Mines
Dec
Dec
•
Aug
63 Va
4.30
._1
_
Boiisquet
5Vac
Oct
—
Apr
6.00
Oct
3.45
__1
Tire Canada
1,700
19c
*
18%
Oct
2.75
._1
Uranium
5%c
29c
•
Oct
4.75
1.19
Paper
1
_
7.00
47
lOe
._1
Mines-
Manilou
preferred
6c
%
-
Jan
July
_
._1
—
44,451
7V!>c
;
-
Jan
1.30
31
1
Mines
Gold——.—-
3.75
„_i
Exploration
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppcrcorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Dec
Oct
26
-1
1
Mines
2.35
104
8% May
35c
20c
—
2.20
29%
Oct
Jan
Apr
._l
Gold
3.05
*
9%
81
3.45
Prosp——.—
2.35
2,000
—100
35%
3.60
1
—.
32%
!4
May
3.10
Oct
670
35%
Dec
Vyc Oct
26c
Sep
56% Mar
Dec
5%.
4
I,120
—_____———-1 /a
Canada coin——-1
10%
114
Nov
5.179
it
—:———
Mines
Goodyear
1,150
10
1.06
1,934
8.15
6.75
62%
10,133
27%
61
9.35
C
_l
32c
27
Mines
Harrison
Consumers Gas of Toronto com
Class A
26c
27%
\
5!
12
8!
Consolidated West Petroleum
32 c
—•
8.15
10 !a
14 %c
23,200
4.85
11%.
6c
Sudbury Basin
Tungsten
Mining
Consolidated
200
5c
4%'C
8.00
Golden
7 Vac
1
6:!»
5c
57%
Gold fields
1
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consol Sanhortn Mines
6%
6%
61
Apr
___i
—
Mine
20
5%
Jan
25 c
46,521
1
Jan
*
Mines
1,920
1.33
66%
—--1
26c
53c
7.50
1.06
6.75
1.28
1
.
23c
17 %C
39
66 Va
7.25
JL00
—
common—
55c
1
Mines...—
Northland
II10
preferred
Oct
lG'u
Ltd
23
common
__v— ——
Atig
1.65
Oils
Nicholson
Consolidated
Jan
Nov
29c
-
—
Consol
Jan
34
Uranium
Eagle
25e
Ltd
Consolidated Masher
—.iu.—_1T
Consolidated Negus Mines
1
Consolidated
Jan
21e
Oct
6c
15
Mines
Gold
ik
MOrds.oa
Consolidated
26
Oct
20
12c
38c
Mining
Consolidated
Oct
5 Vic
500
15c
-
.
Marbenor
Consolidated
Consolidated
14
10,000
23
1,000
Howey Gold
Consolidated
25
5!ic
23
1,334
5 Vac
Arrow.—,.
Consolidated Ha Hi well
Consolidated
16%
5 Vic
16,750
—
Oct
16%
Ltd'
5c
Lake
4.85
Jan
5 Vac
Mining
Great
Gillies
Apr
1.10
16%
-20c
Ltd
7c
2.05
24c
Dec
Dec
17c
47c
Nov
Dec
10c
48c
Jun
5c
30c
36%
10c
90c
33 %
58
Yellowknife
Goldaie
41c
Oct
2.50
Goldercst
—
Consolidated
Ltd
Scientific
Gold
July
May
Oct
23
235
Giant Mascot Mine—„w_—
Jan
9.55
1,387
Motors
Mar
May
1.95 Mar
Jan
Vi
Petroleum
July
3.20
Doc
67%
Class; A
8
8c
Dec
58
Dynamics
16c
2.93
7.70
Bakeries
49 Vac
34c
37%
General
Oct
1.08
94,100
4,055
5.35
67
Power
Dec
1.38
5.20
Jan
8.60
Mines
6c
May
1.11
Exploration
6
May
23
39 Vi
General
Glenn
18
Oct
5.35
Fruehauf Trailer Co.——
Giant
Oct
17
1.38
*
Glacier
14
1
Petroleum
Geo
42%
275
380
!25O
of Canada——.——
Debentures
General
Dec
15
18
..15
French
General
20%
15
18
20
_•
_«
•
Companies
Mines
Apr
1,000
class A—
Fraser
Oeco
Aug
.6,700
Copper
16c
17c
"III
Warrants
8,900
7c
—
Consolidated
7c
100
6c
*
Clannua...
87
7%
7c
.Hi
Mines
i
5c
1■
Bellekeno
Consolidated
150
10
Mines
Consolidated
97«
9%
2.50
Conlagas Mines
Coniaurum
'
J*
mil
National
7%
1.30
40c
——
Mines
Gaiiueau
Oct
12c
#
Gulkeno
25c
Corp
Canada
Frobisher
11,200
(U S)
Canada
of
6 !z
,__1
——
—-———
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Dec
43c
Manufacturing
Florida
Jan
5
"
1
class A
Kirkland
Jan
10c
j—
—t-""""
Tungsten
Jan
4.10
42c
—
—
34c
50c
«
Nickel
Grain
Jan
Oct
-ii
—>~
Oils Ltd.
Far west
Nov
8c
ni—1
——
Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Federal
5.25
Oct
16,800
1
Players Canadian
Warrants
1.94
1.55
10c
1
Funny Farmer
Fa rgo
1.10 Mar
1
Explorers Alliance
Falconbridge
Jan
8c
■a
Corp
Refineries
Famous
Jan
30
10c
1
Excelsior
Gail win
Dec
Jan
Jan
2,500
Smelting Ltd.
&
class A——
Floorings
Francocur
36c
Oct
Mav
30
1.75 Jan
1
Foundation Co
37c
10c
16c
Dec
5,625
common-
Jun
40c
2.03
»
15%c Dec
Oct
55c
58.000
---
Mines
Jan
5.30
47c
47e
II
2.90
28c
1
Lake
on
Jan
29c
37c
*
Sniclting—
—
17c
Dec
5c
7c
1.90
2.05
Mining Ltd
Sol
Jun
10VaC 10!aC
m.'
■
■
Cody Reco
Conduits
5.00
Oct
1
Cochenour Willans
Coloinac
5.35
Oct
6 Vac
_1
Chinio Gold Mines
Farm
1.50
6c
75c
—
Cockshutt
1.70
VaC
6
,:_._i
CUib-Kayrand Copper
Cliiboug Jaculeb Mines—
Chibougamau Mining
SnielLing.
Coin
1.60
2,600
4,400
60c
1.70
•
-
Mines
Chromium
—'
—_
Cheskirk Mines
Chestcrvllle
3.00 Mar
Jan
8
7c
'
Oil
Charier
525
Jun
26c
1.75
7.00 Mar
6.00
■■
•
Del
73c
Dec
1.65
Mines
Mining
Eldrieh
Fleet
6.30
0
1
Central
Dec
7c
1.69
1
•
Cayzor
10c
15,900
7c
Mines
Federal
Castle
19,600
VaC
8 VaC
Jun
9c
—
•
85c
56c
45c
9c
1
1.40
10c 11%'C
11 %c
1
Metals
Eastern
Elder
Erie
225
66c
200
—l
Eastern
14c
,
30
1
Gold
Amphi
East
July
i;—1
__
Duvex Oils &
1,700
nil
Co Ltd
Minerals
Copper
Dnvau
July
17Vic
—
Brewery
Dow
15,000
1.05
*
Malartic Mines
4VaC Nov
3.25
95c
Mudge——_————
&
High
37c
Dec
9c
65c
30
——
East
21c
1
_
Mines
22%
1
Producers
Gold
20%
Dec
1
Mines
Explorations
Cariboo
9,165
6c
_
*
Exploration
Captain
4.00
__
Gas
&
3.25
7%
Donnell
L010
6 VaC
6 VaC
1
Donalda Mines
Range for Year 19.n
High
Jun
21c
16%
Williston
Natural
16 Vi
in
1,755
18c
3.75
Canadian
Oil
Dec
Nov
7%
21c
Corp
_1
Canadian Wallpaper Mirs class B—_*
Canso
4.00
Jun
July
July
23
*
Thorium
Canso
1.35
Dec
•
May
3.10
Oct
6,157
_
Prospect
Warrants
23
Oct
3,845
11
commoii-
Canadian
Cassiar
32c
1.75
______
Gold
Cos
Gil
9.50 Aug
Dec
10
Pacific Railway
—25
Canadian Pctrofina preferred-——:—10
Can Met
17
1.60
warrants
Erin
750
1.75
Canadian
Can
400
10%
warrants
Candore
17
40c
High
Dec
10
Canadian
Canadusa
17
40c
—
3.20
1
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
4,655
10c
Oil
Malartic
1955
4^25
t ni,
VVQek
Sliarei
of Prices
Low
Par
for
Range
Sale Prict
Range for Year 1957
.•
Husky
Canadian
1953
Shares
Salea
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
High
—
20c
Warrants
Canadian
of Prices
3.20
4.25
*
Canadian
for Week
Low
30c
JANUARY 3
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Frice
Canadian
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
10c
1
15c
Mines-,
1
1.35
96c
Apr
Jun
Jail
20c
8c
10c
12.000
14c
15c
36,000
(12c
Jan
10 %c 10%>c
1
Mines
33c
1.000
9c
Oct
23c
Mar
5,200
18c
Oct
73c
Jan
19c
20c
Ti¬
ll %C
Dec
Dec
65c
July
1
Number 5705
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
(79)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'e
Last
STOCKS
Sale Trice
\
Mining
Jupiter Oils
High
Low
7c
8c
8.500
35c
42c
11,086
32 Vac
Oct
1.05
2.02
2.20
2,700
1.65
Oct
7c
Par
Mines,
Jan
Norgold
Jan
Norlartic
Oct
3.90 July
Normetal
4,40
25c
#
4.15
4.15
100
4.15
Dec
Canada
•
6 %
Gl#
100
5%
Dec
Mines
1
Gold
Kerr
..
Copper
4%C
5c
0,500
1
,
Mines
Lake
Kileinbe
5c
15%
14%
15%
5,205
1
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison
1.G3
1.53
1.G4
29,830
49c
1.10
1,100
90c
Dec
25c
31c
4.800
22c
Oct
4%C
Gc
14,000
GtiC
70c
0,299
48c
12 %C 13 %C
5,200
12 %c
31c
1
Kirkland Hudson Mines
Minerals
Kirkland
Gc
1
...
Townsite
Kirkland
■
,
1
_
4c
13
Dec
9% Jan
Oct
1.00
Warrants
Oct
18c
May
Feb
17%
Jan
2.80
Oct
Mines
Norsyncomaque
Nortlical
North
Lake
Lake
4 VaC
Mines
North
10
18%
19
935
14%
15%
2,159
95c
1.00
32c
42c
I,400
23,460
Gas
2.85
2.GO
2.85
7,025
79%
81
405
6%c
7c
2.500
6c
Dec
12c
1
:
Debentures
Lake
Lingman Gold
Lake Osu
Mines
Lake
Mines
1
1
Jan
12 %c
Gold
Mines
Apr
Jan
Oct
6.10
Jan
25c28%c
45,550
25c
Dec
10c
12c
8.100
10c
Dec
65c
\_„
i0c
15c
11,125
10c
Oct
85c
•
3.10
2,60
3.10
2.070
..50
Oils
33
33
33
10
1.18
common
2.35
2.40
Dec
30
Oct
1.39
570
(;2c
50c
65c
94,190
1
3.25
3.10
3.50
43,775
2.84
2.25
2.02
2.30
12,050
1.
11
11
240
*
common
Jan
Common
Jun
Class
70c
Oct
1.60 Jan
1956
32c
Dec
1.85
Jan
1957
3.40
Dec
Northern
Nov
Northern
Aug
Northwestern
Oct
2.25
73
Nov
;
84
lGc
0,500
Oct
39c
4.40
7.945
3.50
Dec
8.00
July
2.20
2.25
700
2.05
Dec
2.85
Jun
95c
1.05
9,800
73(
(ic
tic
Gc
1,500
5 VaC
4%c
4%C
40,700
1.24
1.09
1.25
20,500
1.55
12,400
540
Mar
Apr
1.04
1.59
Petroleum
Little
17c
4o
Oct
42c
90c
Oct
•
1.52
30
L8%
28
28%
*
21 Mi
22%
1.1
21%
16
May
..a
22%
22%
945
16
—50
41%
41%
42
475
39 %
5c
4%c
5c
13,633
3%c
Oct
8V2C
8c
9 Vac
3,000
8c
Oct
Long Lac Gold
class
Cos
A
B
Class
Preferred
1
Explorations
Lomega
1
•
_.
Dec
3.50
Feb
Dec
1.67
Jun
Dec
44c
9.00 Mar
.'5
Dec
6.80 Mar
9%
Oct
17% July
41% Mar
36
420
Aug
3.50
Oct
25
1.50
1.60
445
1.50
Dec
6.25
Jun
*
2.40
2.40
2.50
350
2.30
Dec
2.50
Dec
•
1.11
1.10
1.15
2.000
1.00 Aug
2.10
__.20
__
2.55
2.75
1.430
2.50
100
75
75
75
5
—..20
Telephone
21c
15c
21c
8.000
16c
Dec
84c
Mar
13c.
15c
9,575
13c
Aug
30c
May
14c
15c
3,200
13c
Nov
44c
Jun
4c
5e
4.000
4c
Oct
11c
Mar
May
.
Utilities
pfd
Ltd—
Oils
Mines
1
•
,15c
•
Mines
—
15
9.00 July,
13Va
Canada Mines
Northland
50
40
3.00
13%
.....
Apr
Apr
Obaska Lake Mines
Sep
Dec
73
Nov
18
6.500
45c
Oct
92c
5c
6c
T2c
14,400
5C
Dec
12,300
lie
Dec
80c-
Jun
Okalta
Jan
O'Leary
25% July
25% Jul"
Ontario
Jockey
Feb
Aug
43%
Feb
13Vac Jan
23c
Jun
Ontario
Macfie
Explorations
Steel
Bloedel
Macinillan
Dec
1.70 Mar
Dec
1.49 Mar
Orenada
8c
8c
3,000
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
Ormsby
He
7c
10c
lie
8,200
9c
Dec
80c
Jan
Osisko
7c
7c
J,000
5c
Dec
11c
2.50
2.75
21,450
1.72
Feb
Dec
Page
27c
20c
27c
22,800
20c
Deo
65c
Jan
Pamour
5c
5%c
4,000
5c
Nov
18c
Jan
Pan
86c
Dec
Sep
Paramaque
Jan
Parbec
1.11
1.00
1.24
32,100
•
23%
23%
24
2,222
1.85
1.68
1.85
24,550
4c
4 VaC
3,000
3c
4c
8,000
1
Mines
Consolidated
Majortrans
Malartic
Uranium
1
Maple Loaf Milling common
Maralgo
1.30
11c
7%
8
Mines
42c
lie
55c
G5c
Mines
Ltd com
9VaC
10c
3.000
6
6%
2,890
78
78
35
1
5
2.75
1.34
35
common
Minerals
Lake
Red
McMarmae
Medallion
1.83, Jun
34c
Apr
:
Meta
Amalgamated
Pembina
Jan
Pernio
Gas
Perron
Gold
Dec
36Vac Jan
52c
Oct
2.08 Jan
8c
Dec
5% Oct
Nov
116
July
lOVaC Dec
7,730
6%C
7c
4,000;
2.10
2.35
13,686
12c
31,400
10c
Oct
55c
Nov
5c
9c lOVaC
1
2.10
10%'
10%
•
-*
50c
46c
52c
18
18
18
72c
70c
74c
•
1.40
-V 1.25
1.40
Midwest Industries Gas
Warrants
6c
4,210
45c
Grain
45c
100
.
Dec
7.90
8,100
10%
common.—*
Dec
223
Oct
Dec
7% Jan
Petrol Oil
Mindamar- Metals
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons
class
Brewery
Molybdenum
A
Placer
5.35
45c
Power
Jail
Prairie
Jim
Premier
2.08
18%
24%c Jan
Corp
Oil
1.73
Jun
19 Va
Jail
Pronto
1.70 Mar
Dec
4.35 May
Dec
2.35 May
Prospectors
Oct
2.05
Jail
Quebec Manitou Mines
Jan
27%
Dec
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Petroleum
Jon
4.45
Nov
3.25
Jail
17c
Mar
15
Dec
Oct
1.09
lApr
14
May
July
21
15
15%
355
Oct
18
64
64%
1.032
48 Va
Oct
71
50e
3,600
40c
Oct
18c
Steel
21c
25c
18.610
11%
11%
400
17c
15c
18c
21,500
9%
15c
Oct
84c
Feb
12
National
Trust
Nealon
*
Dec
63c
4.25
May
Apr
Nesbitt
*
*
1
Mines
New
New
Uranium
Labine
Alger Mines
4.00
100
3.75
Sep
4.15
785
3.50
Dec
5.00
1.30
1.50
1,200
1.23
Dec
5.05 May
New
Bidlamaque
New
Bristol
New
Concord
Petroleum
Develop
New
Delhi
Oil
Continental
New
of
Dickenson Mines
New
Fortune
New
Gas
New
New
Canada
Mines
New
Flew
—
Mines
—
New
Kelore
Newlund
New
New
New
Gold
Senator
*
.-1
*
1
Superior Oils
Rim
Mines
4c
1.15
3
104
1
Rouyn
Ltd
Nipissing Mines
1
Gold
1
Nor
Acme
Noranda
*
—.
Mines__>
For
footnotes
notes
seepage
40.
1-25
95c
14c
12c
23c
15c
11,137
13 %c
13c
25c
10,838
12c
Oct
40c
1,860
20c
Nov
88c
Aug
May
18
May
...
....
...
6
1.58
7
1.99
28c
80c
11,200
25c
Oct
88c
75c
75c
75c
1,100
45c
Oct
35c 39%c
40,200
2.25 May
1.50 Jan
75c
10,950
100
5c
42
3.08
1.05
5%c
7.80
8.25
1,625
20c
1.08
—
56c
42
96c
1.05
—
Oct
42
7,5001
94c
Dec
1.60 May
1,800
2,200
95c
Nov
5c
Dec
15c
Jan
7.75
Nov
13%
Jan
May
24c
30%
34c
48c
54%
55%
2.25
...
2.25
4c
.4
3.50
75c
4,25
I,265
4.20
3.50
55c
4.45
4.25
72c
'
Robinson
Rop
50c
;65c
3.15
56c
Jun
Dec
2.60
20c
Oct
40c
July
22c
Dec
70c
8,450
25c
Oct
1.20
1.99
2.19
1.22 May
7 VaC Nov
30,750
8C
13C
38,700
1.05
1.25
7,050
4c
4%C
12C
95C
Oct
2.10
1.70 Mar
6%c
4%c Dec
18c
Jan
11c
39c
29c
6V2C
6.00
lSVjclSVaC
65c
76c
19% 20%
14c
17c
7.60
7.75
8c
10c
0,032
8c
Oct
33c
May
100,650
30c
10,050
28c
5c
6c
37c
28c
6%c
5.80
__
74c
21 %
1
...
17c
*
7.75
1
1
9c
30c
27c
6c
5.50
*
common
:
Oct
19 % Mar
1,500
15c
Dec
65c
Dec
1,056
18%
Dec
7,000
12 %c
3,240
7.60
St
Lawrence
5%
57%
12%
•
4,500
8c
Dec
18,600
35c
Dec
Uranium
Mines
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Oct
24c
Jan
Oct
36c
Jun
48c
Jan
Class B
5,712
75c
Dec
2.833
5VaC Dec
23c
30c
Dec
75c
Jan
Feb
4.50
Apr
6,000
9c
Oct
37c
10
15c
3,000
10c
Oct
35c
May
26c
Jun
53c
San
15c
13,400
13c
Oct
39c
11,300
20c
Dec
10c
11,500
7c
228,575
1.34
Dec
52c
Jan
Jan
13c
17C
Oct
20c
Feb
4 Vac
4 VaC
1,000
5c
Oct
13c
Jun
4c
4c
2,000
4c
Oct
12c
3,667
C5c
1.05
1.15
8
8
1.09
1.25
4,970
8c
10c
7,400
35%
36%
4,257
9%
35,485
1.18
8c
45
75c
75c
Jun
98
Dec
100%
Gc
4,000
5c
9c
52,650
1,362
2,617
5c
58
12%
27Vi
Oct
Dec
Dec
Apr
2.65 May
10
5.00
3.35
Nov
Jan
14
1
10c
14c
Jan
Rainbow
Oils
-50c
Ltd
•
«
com
Ilio
Class
B preferred
Creek Gold
Breweries
Voting
Silver
trust
Mines
Miller
Oct
7c
Dec
45c
Jan
Silver
Oct
57%
Jan
Siiverwood
33
l
...
Nov
40c
Jan
Mar
Jun
Mir
15% July
68c
Jan
10c
Dec
70c
Jan
45c
Oct
25
Oct
40
'
1.94
20,452
4.20
17,030
24
24 %
1,005
50
24 Va
1.82
,80
3.95
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.49
Dec
3.60
Sep
8.75
Sep
Oct
25%
Nov
Nov
48
Jan
20
45%
35c
Aug
1.35 May
40c
40c
1,000
3.90
4.10
23,288
Jm
21
21%
410
21
21
21
75
600
Nov
Jan
3.70
3.75
4.55
3.75
47,500
21c
Dec
Jan
30c
31c
1.05
21c
11 Vac
Dec
4.10
v
•
common
ctfs
—1
Mines
Mines..
Dairies
7c
1.35
1,500
4.00
40c
_
Quebec
Standard
98
II,000
12,000
47
18%
Oct
30'% July
31
47
NOV
Oct
26
23%
47
11%
40c
Oct
51c
1.49
Jun
Nov
4.20
1.94
Jun
38
Dec
47c
50c
23%
17 %c Aug
87
9% Mar
May
23%
29
Petroleums
77
40c
125
100
Sherritt Gordon
Sigma
895
28
Shawinigan Water <fe Power
Sicks
3,800
5.500
25%
45c
14c
Security Freehold Petroleums-
Sheep
I
28
40c
12Dec
Oct
25%
45c
Oct
Dec
25
13
July
25 V«
1,640
14
24c
7VaC
95
70c
10c
8c
Feb
Dec
500
12c
65c
55
Dec
Dec
15c
575
>
.
13%
Debentures
1.00
I
Jan
95
May
Sapphire
23c
7c
1.00
90
10c
1
1.82 May
25%
28
Gold
Mar
Oct
25%
Gold
Jan
Apr
.25
River
Jun
Nov
—25
Antonio
Sand
3.00
2.50
10
70c
*
common
Preferred
Oct
Jan
Feb
1.00 May
19c
1
Ltd
Jan
21c
Ii
Gas
1.90
5,450
95
Michael
1.35
23c
1.10
12Va
—
Maurice
Aug
1.49 Mar
Dec
12c
13%
31c
19,700
27
^
•
common
St
5%C Oct
Jan
13,314
57 Va
12%
1
Corp
preferred
3c
6,500
Aug
19
33,083
5c
_^25
.
Ryanor Mining
10c
8c
28c
Dec
5c
gc
—10
Preferred
7%c
G'/aC
Nov
Oct
96
6c
*
Jan
2.45 May
23
32c
12%
--
1
80c
25c
13
27c
22c
31c
24c
Mines
Jan
4.75
63,400
10c
—100
Jau
Mar
20c
9c
13
1.25
28c
5%C Oct
3.00
•
1.34
Dec
12,485
lOc
35c
...
___50o
St
Jan
Dec
Oct
5Vac
16,000
3.00
Ltd
Jan
25c
4.25 July
7,250
43c
4—0
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
Sep
Oct
v
3,330
7c
36c
3.00
Oils
1,500
5c
July
6,500
J
Consol
3,566
7,534
2.30
3,500
.1
....
Ltd
Can
6,500
7 VaC
8.35 Mar
3.95 Mar
36,780
«
Mines
Vi
13c
14c
Dec
Nov
Oct
1.00
1
Mines
2.70 July
24c
Sep
Apr
2.59
l
...
Mill
Cotton
Pete
<A
Rowan
Apr
Jun
8.80
75c
May
3,756
17,700
39C
Jan
Dec
2.43
1
;
Uranium
Preferred
12 %c May
Dec
3.50
5,425
2,360
Oct
1.75 July
93c
l
Mines
Roche
24,550
88c
3.90
7%
2.59
;
1
Athabasca
Rocky
17c
Jan
6c
Rockwin
4,400
Apr
75c
Jan
10,100
5.90
7c
Feb
1.10
Jun
13c
Oct
1.10
Mar
Jun
Sep
83 %
Dec
1
67c
.1.00
Jan
1.00
Oct
G5c
600
4.40
Jan
4c
3.20
2,600
1
Oct
25C
Oct
Rio Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix
15c
26c
46%
Apr
Jan
2.25
300
5,000
4c
3.65
Jan
35c
77c
Nov
Oct
48%
655
981
Richwell
23c
22c
Dec
28%
20c
4,500
55
1.66
31c
17,700
30
.4
•
1.83
Dec
6c
20c
Oct
23c
Dec
Apr
Jun
50c
7c
5c
Dec
35c
3.90
33%
30%
__
Dec
24%c
II.600
1.32
1.58
1
Gc
19,533
Oct
1
5c
1.75
Jan
26%C May
30c
1
Uranium
Feb
Dec
Feb
7
1.99
Rexspar
46c
22c
5%
Dec
90c
Dec
May
3,410
19,225
Oct
28c
3%c
Dec
75c
Dec
--
36%
Oct
30c
Scurry
10c
21 %c
1,000
Dec
13c
lGc
16,950
29,200
4c
7c
4%c
40c
1
Ltd
Mines
11 VaC 13 VaC
1
31c
40c
35c
20c
1.05
23c
25c
38c
2.14
12c
1
Exploration
Mines
Jan
90c
7c
26c
13c
18c 20 VaC
39c
6.00
31c
1,000
88c
6%c
Oct;
82c
2.550
,1.32
15c
3.75
35c
17,700
1.75
13c
Dec
100
40e
38c
Roxana
1.20
1.28
I
25c
4 Vac
30,900
*
1
1
1
Dec
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations
20c
27c
1
Niagara Wire class B
Nickel
July
22c
1
.
Mylamaaue
44
4c
&
Ltd
Minda-Scotia
Newnorth
Nov
8,000
•
Mining
New
36%
4 VaC
1
Mines
New
25
4%C
•
Mines.
Co
38
3 Vac
1
—
Mines.
Manitoba
Smelting
May
22c
1
Highridce Mining
Jason
29
Dec
40c
3.75
32c
90c
Uranium
Rainville
13 %C 13 VaC
25c
1
Mines
Harricana
New Hosco Mines.
New
Oct
17c
1
Explorations
Goldvue
19
22c
40o
1
50c
*
New British Dominion Oil
Chamberlain
10
8c
1
20c
Gold
Oils
New Calumet Mines
New
21 Va
1
Mines
Athona
21 %
38
21 %
1
-
Jan
4.00
10
Nello Mines
Jan
July
4.00
25c
Car
Dec
Radiore
24c
32c
3.75
16,566
1.16 Mar
<
National
Apr
52c
40c
11%
10c
143
'
22%
1
Chemical common—.5National Explorations Ltd
•
National Hosiery Mills class A
*
Class B
.—*
Dec
_•
35c
Creek
National Drug &
Petroleum
Ltd
50
Nama
3c
Apr
12,100
1514
4,700
•
27
04%
National
Ltd
50c
1
Mines
40c
Minerals
27
*
4c
•
Airways
Producers
Gas
Provo
40c
•
Jan
3c
1
49c
Minerals
13c
4,
Jan
Corp common
Oct
70c
Mines
Uranium
Warrants
Jan
Moore
50
1
;
21%
810
7,500
:.
—
Dome
45c
1,100
5%c
71c
Electric
East
Dec
70c
4%c
20c
Dec
20%
Jun
4%c
*
„
Ore
8c
18
74 c
1
.—4—-
Gold_4
Iron
President
Oct.
15% May
Royalties—
Border
Premium
9 Va
G3c
Dec
1
.
1,850
70c
20c
50o
;
Gold
18,800!
19%
16,200
Oct
91
Jun
Mar
Apr
5Vac Oct
23c
1
River
10
8,800
Apr
20c
•
Powell
Powell Rouyn
1.85
34.670
57c
22 %c
.•
Oils
Jun
Jan
1.61
100
8c
Oct
—
14c
1.90
2.25
7 %C
35c
•
9c
V 1.67
7,000
1
.
9.50
Multl
Works
Miites
9.50
12c
1
:
.
of British Columbia.
30c
18 %
Oct
273
"47c.
1
Uranium
20c
Preston
15c
JL06
Development
GOc
18,071
2.25
l
Corp
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
23c
36% July
18 Va
1
8c
1.88
—•
•
1
1
•
Corp
20c
May
May
a
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau' Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Q"ebec Lithium Corp
0
Brick
Milton
23c
1
Uranium
Lake
Milliken
*
Petroleums
Feb
16%
Jun
69C
54c
17
1.25
preferred
Gas
Pickle Crow Gold
Purdex
Mill City
10,385
Oct
37c
1
Mines.
&
&
Pitch-Ore
Dec
1.25
20c
Dec
16c
3,000
103
1
common
Oil
Pioneer Gold
Oct
42c
4,450
25c
47c
1
Engravers
10%
22,900
25c
100
„
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
38c
:.&■■■ 20!
19,433:
19c
18 %
75c
Oct
lOVaC 11 Vac
10c
24%c
20c
39%c
66%
1
Pacific
42 %C
1
240
4.250
&
Oct
*
68
4% Oct
12,325
Mining
2,000
*
G7
77c
Midland
13c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Oct
9.05
Oil & Gas
Midcon
Midrim
Feb
12c
...
Photo
Jan
G5c
Power
Apr
2.50
3.15
Jun
Jun
7%
87
87
8.15
<fe
14%
Oct
Jan
21c
89c
12c
77c
Light
26
Oct
1.50
]
Pipeline
Apr
Oct
9.05
Mexican
Sep
5.75
100
1
;
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
15c
Dec
2.35
Mines.
75
13,995
.
Consol
Paymaster
62c
69%
Mines
PCE
Dec
9 VaC
1
Uranium
20
6.05
2.50
1
...
Drilling
Jan
9c
45
—
Mines
4%c
760
6%c
Petroleum
20
0.05
1
Mines
19c
190
Island
Merrill
Jun
20
6.05
8% Jan
39,100
lO'/aC
Merrill
May
9% May
lOo
Oils
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd
5
-
Western
Jan
14c
Exploration & Development_50o
Mining
1
Mentor
20
Jan
2.40
95c
•
11c
52 V4
__1.25
Petroleums
Oct
1
Tubes
Porcupine
Parker
50
1
Lake
Dec
7
*
Petroleum
Jan
10c
1
Lake
35c
25
1
■
Hersey
Ponder
Red
MeKenzie
3,350
8%
1
Mines
Jan
14c
.
Gold
2.05
50%
•
Porcupine
2,160
40c
8%
1.55
1
*
31 VaC
•
*
-
—
Frontenac
1.00
30c
8%
Jan
47c
*>
common..
Pardee
1
Ltd
Maybrun Mines.
Mclntyre
G4c
10c
(i %
100
Preferred
McColl
:
Deo
6% May
38,350
•
1
1
•
Dec
7c
2,503
4,300
Mining Corp
Dec
1.07
45,100
5c
10c
Oils Ltd
Maxwell
33c
4%c
Maritime
Massey-IIarris-Ferguson
3e
320
Marigold
Martin-McNeely
1.35 Aug
4c
Oct
26,000
7%
37c
22% Oct
21,260
7%C
1
Mines
Marcon
1.11
lie
•
1
Ltd
1.11
♦
Goldfieids
Maneast
1
•
;
Oct
1.25
1.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.GO
•
1
Lake Gold Mines
Madsen Red
Magnet
%c Dec
Jan
2.87
1
49c
27c
B
class
10
•
common
Products
4,800
Mines
Cockshutt Gold
Macleod
8,800
40c
25,750
I
_
Dec
1.13
10
Club
1
Macdonald Mines
1.23
11c 12%c
.
3,850
1.13
.12%c
Warrants
33c
1
•
Mines
1.20
_„90o
Preferred
Pacific
Macassa
51c
Malartic
GOc
1
Co
Jan
23 c
11c
51c
Goldfield
Yellowknife Gold Mines
Lynx
51c
Gc
ll%c
27c
Mining
Lyndhurst
48c
•
1
Metals Mining
Oils
58c
1
Mines
Jan
83
1
Mines
Gold
3.50
Oct
Nov
July
4.50 May
Oka Rare
O'Brien
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
—
I.ouvicourt
Apr
30
1.30
24%
239
2.85
1
Uranium
Warrants
Feb
1.60
warrants
Nuduluma
3.50
__
13%
—
warrants
Norvalie
40
40
*
...
A
32 %c
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
c
1.45
Loblaw Groc 1st Preferred
Loblaw
4
Jan
6.10 July
3D
Ogama Rockland Gold
Lexindin
Liberal
Jan
Mar
Jun
1.60
Dec
..
„50
warrants
19%
•
Mines
125
Dec
12c
Class A warrants
24%
1
fcencourt Gold
2.70
13%c
1
North Star Oil
Oct
3.65
l(ic
•
2.65
High
34c
6 % c Aug
28c
\
__
Dec
1
Mines--
3,500
1
Uranium
10%
2.25
1.03
l
Lumaque Gold
Leitch Gold
8%c
.2.70
Rankin
17
1
Mines—
Shore
.
7c
5C
Apr
Jun
17c
—
15,400
1
—
Northspan
1.34
22c
15%
1
6c
•
Warrants
Jan
2(5c
Oct
Aug
July
81
Dufault
Low
5C
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
2.80
98c
•
1
Exploration
Mines
Cinch
Lakeland
<te
Range for Year J 957
High
8%c
Mining
Oils
Preferred
Low
1
Preferred
Mining
Labrador
Shares
"
•
Ltd
(John)
Labatt
for Week
1
Mining Corp
Nickel
Norpax
class A
Kenvihe
Salea
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Kelvinator
_
Week'e
of Pricee
Friday
Kelly Douglas
of
3
Range for Year 195"
42c
2.20
1
15o
Lid
Co
Jowsey
JANUARY
STOCKS
Shares
8c
•
Mines
Jonsmith
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Loio
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sale*
Range
Friday
class
_50c
A
•
—
——
10%
11 VaC
14c
10,700
10%
10%
399
3.85
Dec
8.10
Jan
20
Sep
23
May
19%
Sep
22
Jan
3.60
9% July
63c
Jan
11
Jan
39
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week'*
Last
STOCKS
Ltd
Shnp6ons
Slscoe
_•
—
Manufacturing
S K D
Slocan
Souris
Standard
Stajirock
Oil
SLanwell
40
50
13C 16 Vic
18,000
Oct
20%
Jan
48c
Oct
1.03
Sep
West
Jun
West Maygill Gas Oil
Westeel
Products
IVi
4 Vic
5%
Nov
Dec
44
Jan
15c
Nov
10c
Dec
Jun
30c
Western
40 Vi
Oct
12c
Dec
55 Vi
-
60c
Warrants
May
Western
Jan
2.05
925
16c
19c
14,900
16c
Dec
78c
Mar
17c
18c
4,500
17c
Oct
42c
Jan
Class B
33 Vi
34
530
31Vi
Oct
Jun
4 Vi
2.05
1.80
2.10
25,945
1.80
Dec
6.40
Apr
1.00
1.21
15,440
1.00
Dec,
-
5.00
Apr
1.97
1.80
1.99
3,2/0
1.52
Nov
:
Gas
1
75c
24,900
—
8tarri»U
Steel
Nickel
,
2.00
60c
Nov
2.50
43
Feb
1.75
Nov
July
1
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
Superior Propane common
Warrants
Inlet
8.10
8.75
26,976
8.10
Dec
23% May
59c
Jan
8.70
10c
1
1
25c
■* ;
Mines
—
.
Gold
Toronto
Dominion
Mines
2,100
600
1.50
12c
Dec
Oct
4.00
Oct
j-
■.
Warrants
Trans
Finance
class
34c
'
May
,
1
15c
Feb
4.10
45c
Jan
Windfall
Oils
Lid-
Mines
&
Triad
Pipeline
Prairie
Oil
Wood
(John) Indus class A_.
Jun
Wright-Hargreaves-
Yankee
Canuck
Oil—
3.90
Jun
Jun
Yellowrcx
Apr
18%
65
13c
42c
50c
32,000
7,000
1.30
1.45
1.05
1.25
26,575
7,150
38c
38c
600
33c
Oct
86c
76c
86c
17,350
50c
Oct
21c
21c 22 Vic
.
5c
5C
21 Vi
——
Mines
2nd
Union
Gas
Union
pfd
99
Dec
9Vic
5.50
Jan
1.75
Jun
Zulapa Mining
1.00 Dec
18 Vi
Sept
21 Va
Sep
16c
55c
1.25
1.05
Dec
Dec
2.69
4.90
98c
-—.—
1.24
38%
39 Vi
960
34%
Oct
49
30
30
110
28 Vi
Nov
—
—
31 Vi
60c
20%
Dec
42 Vi
Jun
Dec
3.25
May
Dec
20%
Dec
1.75
12c
19c
4,954
11c
Oct
59
2,490
53%
Dec
145 Vi
13c
12c
14c
8,500
12c
Oct
34c
20
18 Vi
20
610
4.60
4.50
4.70
3,155
Estella
1.53
14
3.50
Dec
Oct
Oct
United
Fuel
Class
United
B
Inv
—
-
class
A
pfd
50
25
preferred—
Keno
20c
5.35
1
Hill
•
Jun
May
Apr
35%
Aug
9.00
Jan
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canada
Vinegars
Canadian
General
Canadian
Industries
500
62C
Jun
8
8
50
7
Oct
468
8% Aug
86
May
Dalhousle
24c
Dominion
65
67
17c
21c
7,410
15 Vic
Nov
4.90
5.35
9,140
4.00
Oct
6c
61 Vi
Oct
Feb
7.15 May
Consolidated
•*
*
United Montauban
Oils
1
u.
Upper
Canada
•
!—
_
United Steel Corp
Universal Products
•
Dupont
Co
20c
Dec
60
Feb
39
Jan
70
-July
Jan
In.ernational
1
.2
Mines
7c
10c
7,200
2.25
2.54
68,400
12 Vi
225
24
23 Vi
24
528
55c
65c
6,250,
1
*
3.50
3.50
300
1
5c
6c
14,000
20 Vi
21%
Viceroy Mfg class A
*
5
5
5
25
1
5c
3c
5c
48,360
l
1.25
1.24
1.30
5,895
——J.50e
45G
50c
2,500
Vico Explorations
violamac
Vulcan
Mines
Oils
—
*
Walnwright Producers & Ref
Waite
Waterous
Wayne
•
<fc
Weedon
Werner
Ltd
•
3.10
Oct
8c
Oct
1.73
Jan
11
6.40
Oct
17c
!
Knapp Canada Ltd-.
Pyrite Copper
Oct
27
50c
Dec
Jan
May
85c
Lake
Nickel—
2.35
2.65
6.10
5.80
6.10
75 V'a
10,654
3.00 Jan
5c
20 Vi
3c
1.18
35C
„
Mar
for Week
Shares
Range for Year 1957
Low
High
30
30
5
5%
*
50
3.15
Oct
5
Oct
25
315
3.00
High
25
Oct
39%
Jan
"
3,665 "
29
2,680
3.00
10V'4
^35
Dec
Jen
Aug
.
4.50
Apr
20
20
22
12
20
Oct
20 V'a
20 Va
60
17 V'a
Jan
8 Va
8 V'a
400
8%
Dec
14
Feb
25
25
200
23%
Nov
'31
V'a May
15
15%
998
15
Oct
20
May
% '
.
!
'
'
-
•
15%
■
2.30
2.30
2.00
3,100
45
29%
1,815
12VaC
13c
12.308
60
»
(1956)
100
-
24
■
•
May
21
Sep
1.90
Oct
35%
Oct
52
Apr
25
Oct
39 V'a
Jan
12C
Oct
50c
51
Jan
16n8
Dec
Sep-
4.10 May
.
'
13c
L
common
45
28 V'a
28 Va
Gaspe Copper Mines—.
Paper
60
60
30
16%
17%
2,530
20
•
17 V4
—
1
•,
Utilities
20
Loblaw
Inc
85%
8
22
:
Dec
Oct
Oct
Oct
i__ —6
J
—
—
100
17
85%
85%
39
80
68
22
Nov
21 V'a
22
525
20
Oct
;
,7.50
common—
'4 May
Jan
Minnesota
Ogllvie
Pato
&
6.00
23c
44%
7
29c
July
Ontario
common
Flour
.«
Oreille
7o
70
22
26%
2.50
Price
Bros
Apr
May
V'a Sep
100
64 V'a Mar
20%
Dec
33%
26%
105
25 %
Oct.
38
2.60
3,090
2.30
Oct
1.77
1.90
410
1.60
Nov
39%
490
——
1
Jun
Third
Canadian
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated Gold Corp
Mar
Zellers
Gen
Inv
—•
-
Tr
j
i
•;
39
*
2.
•'
I'll
——.
83c
July
FOOTNOTES
FOit
Jun
•
-'-i-L
'
—'
26
a
Odd lot sale (not Included in
Sep
82 Vi
Jun
5 V ir
5V4
700
58c
-l.ooo
26
26
85
'
d Deferred
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
range);
18 Vi Mar
5c
2.20
2.30
23c
23c
2,825
2,500
2iC
8c
8c
2.000
5c
7 Vi
-,t
Oct
2.00 Oct
Aug
Oct
-
58c
'
No par vailue.
Jan
66
.
*
39
Apr
May
s;28 Apr
3.40
Dec
Jan
59
Jan
4
49c '
7
Oct
Dec
/
6V'«
89C
Aug
May
•'
23% Jail
32
Jun
1.75 Mar
4.50
100
Jan
Feb
33% Aug
93% May
425
•'
•
—
13%
2,400
37%
104
Jan
Dec
8c
V'a
38%
26% '
^1
Mines,
•—
22
—
Consolidated Gold Mines
Oct
7Vi
.
20%
;
Paper— ,2.50
5%
75 Vi
1
40c 1- Apt-
'75c
'
20 V 2
•
—
2.35
1,577
i
Sales
Range
3.10
"•
2,360
8c
23c
Dec
28;?:t
I
700
1
7%
1
Oct
4% July
74 Vi
__,1
14c
4.40 May
18
18
*
-
1,150
'
-*
;
Equipment
Petroleums
21%
1
-
Amulet Mines
Walker G & W
Webb
•
—
-
16c
•
Feb
Pend
Vanadium Alloys
,
Vandoo Consol Explorations Ltd
Ventures Ltd
Apr
lOVic Feb
Dec
29
•
International
12 Vi
Apr
Jan
1.93
Nov
14 Vic
Low
—
common
of Canada
52 Vi
—
„
13c
4,300
5-
—
Glass
5Vic Dec
2.32
3c
4,150%
.
ol Prices
J.
*
United
'
16c
.
Dec
18c
30
•
Oil
10
1,600
4c.
3C
.,
; '
,
■-
Paper
75
'
3.80
•
16c:
Westinghouse
Jan
93c
3.25
2,000
Sep
Jan
Exchange—Curb Section
Investments
Marconi
33c*
Dec
3,180
1.70
-37c
■
Oct"
5c
45,623
Jun
42Vi Apr
13% Aug
Nov
50
6c
73c
16c
--u*1
common
Canadian
Dec
21c
53
3;75
•
Dec
7C
5Vic
1.
.Li
„-
Cottons
15C
47
July
May
19
J
V
< 1.15 Feb
62c
.
Par
Canadian
4,175
47
Jan
3.35 May
40c
20,058
52 Vi
Feb
5 Vic
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper,
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
_II5
Asbestos Corp*
_•
L_
Bulolo Gold Dredging
I~5
15c
47
Dec!
5ViC
Last
t.
28c
52 Vi
3.60
1.G00
Week's
150
5 Vic
1
Mines
Dec
26,600
Sale Priea
25c
66%
-Oct
10
6%
3.25
-«.«•
STOCKS
Jan
1.55
8
30
300.
14c
^^1
„•
37Vi Jun
55 Vi
—
200
Aug
43c
.
.
Jan
37c
'
1.50
Jan
8,349
Vic Oct
100
-lie
;
lGViC
1
Mar
59
1.75
*
2.90
;
Canadian Funda
July
840
10
3,857
2,557
"May*
lie
Feb
Nov
12C
,
105Dec
Oct
10c
73c
'
Toronto Stock
Jan
47c
20%
Nov
4Vic
5Vic
r
A
Jan
93c
11,600
12
Oct
.
60c
5,050
31
-1
—
-
Jun
36c
85c
4Vi
•
101
10
10 Vi
''
Jan
Dec
70c
1,525
v;
93Vi May
Aug
May
Dec
745
78
Mar
Oct
18c
Vi
85
Nov
7c
28c
20c
33
.
7Vi
V 31
—•
Zenmac Mct&l
Apr
4Vic Dec
.
20%
1
Asbestos
United
Jun
" Jun
28
Jan
Oct
13,266
84c
•
Canada
Apr
'27%
1.21
—I
—
Yukeno Mines
Oct
3c
8,000
12,500
32
—*
Mining Corp
United
of
3.90
Oct
Oct
*
2.50
93
23c
20c
1
Acceptance
Oct
3.30
3.30
10 Vi
14C
200
Yellowknife Bear Mines—
11c
1
Union
Aug
70C
62,500
31
:
1
Lead
9.00
33 %
Chibosgatnau
Jan
32
-1,000
11 Vic
•.
7
.»
•
Zinc—
Yale
Oct
18%,
-L
Ultra Shawkey Mines
Apr
Apr
36%
Dec
17%
5C
10 Va
_•
II~5
class A-— _i..
Dec
14% Oct
78C
5c
7 Vi'
3.30
Canadian
Trinity
1.35
May
9.00
•
Trans
3.00
37%
16c 19 Vic
•
Alexander
Woodward Ltd
70c
1
Wood
•
105
70c~
—1
1.00
21,953
38%
_•
Mountain Oil Pipe Line—.
Transcontinental Resources.
30 %
Oct
425
7.00
17 Vic,
—
—
Winnipeg & Central Gas
May
*
Empire Oils
Rights
Trans
Jan
•
90
105
•
73% May
16 Vic
Trans
Vi Aug
19
Oct
1.35
8.600
22%
^87
J 89
I
—
4.00
1
1
Explorations Ltd
Trans Canada Pipe Lines Ltd
2:70 Aug
1,020
22
%"
"
—100
yWillroy Mines
—Winchester Larder
120
•
Canada
Jan
Feb
26c
50
1.45
1.28
May
17c
-
'
32
-
20 Vi
1
600
1.14
10
A
32
21
22
•
%
Traders
:
6.70
—
——_—
200
1.05
20
Bank
4,300
53c
,
Dec
25
22,838
1.45
v.,
■
100
preferred—
2nd
16
70
1
Toronto General Trusts
1.55
3Gc 39 Vic
22%"
'/o. preferred
6%
II*
.
1.70
700
1.45
1-20
•
—
Mines
30
1.53
32
class A—.—
Weston, (Geo)
j
4.95
12,500
1
Mines
Silver
22,985
14c
4c
12c
49c
Torbrit
1.88
4.25
97
1.11
1
Tombill
Dec
97
18%
Tiara
Oct
4c
2.70
1
—
8c
3c
*
Mines
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
6,900
10,500
2.60
»
Mines
14
~
*
15
50c
Tamblyn common
Teck-Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
10c
14c
97
-loo
III—II
1.12
GO
30
class A—„
1.70
;
20
15
4.95
i—
Texas
Dec
5 Vic
4.00
14c
Tandem
Taurcauis
4c
Vic
1.52
1.85
16
Gold
129,900
4c
8
—
Industries
Sylvanlte
11c
1
Gold—
Cons
Dec
common.
Preferred
Surf
Switson
Dec
3 Vic
—-
————
Petroleums
Ordinary
.—
43%
20,000
5 Vic
1
—.
.—
Supertest
2,423
5c
1
—
——
Exploration
Sunburst
6c
47%
1
Gold
Sudbury
4c
46%
3 Vic
—————
River
Sturgeon
6c
47%
1
—;—
Canada
of
15
15'
39 Vic
Wiltsey Coglilan
Steeloy Mining —
Steep Kuck Iron Mines
5,900
High
Oct
Oct
•
5.05 Mar
65c
:
1.80
l.GO:
1.53
-1
Petroleum
Naco
Western
2.00
18C
5Vic
5C
5Vic
5 Vic
; 1.78.
—
Grocers
10c
2,000
—5
,
Petroleum-
Decalta
11,676
'
Breweries
Canada
Western
Jun
49
LOW
17c 18 Vic
18c
»
Range for Year 1957
High
Low
III
Mines
Malarlic
1.15
Mines Ltd—
Shares
•
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
33 V2
:::ii
——
&
10
1,000
14%
19c
Corp
tor Week
Par
High
2.00
—
Uranium
Range for Year 1957
•
•
& Materials—
Uranium
Warrants
3,500
48
12c
40
—
—
Paving
Stanleigh
5C
48
12 c
14c
"warrants"
Oils
Air
880
4 Vic
Southern Union Oils—
bpooner Mines &
Stadacona Mines
5,900
*
Boutham
Spartan
64c
1.65
45
D
*—
Sales
Range
of Fricea
Friday
Low
12c
—50
preferred
Ltd
Valley Oil—
995
tJ2c
*
Roi
Van
Somerville
17%
1.50
3
Week'i
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
17 V'a
III1
Ltd
Mines
Shares
Low
1734
ENDED JANUARY 3
for Week
of Frlcei
Sale 1'rlee
Par
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
81c
4.70
Feb
year's
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
wd When delivered.
delivery sale (not included
in year's range).
Selling ex-interest,
Apr
e
54c
Jan
f Flat price.
35c
Jan
r
t
'
*'
•
.
'
wl;When issued.
.
'
■
.
x
1
*
Ex-dividend.
y
■
Cash sale (not Included In year's rRnge).'
.
:>•>.-
■■
'J
Ex-rights.
z
'"
Ex-stock dividend.
-
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;
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7?
1
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Number 5705
187
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(81)
1
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
r
Quotations for Friday, January 3
■»'
'
....
The
V
following bid and asked quotations are obtained Jrom the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc, and other selected sources
They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National"
which have
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerorbx
Corp
American
Box Board
30%
Co
1
Hospital Supply Corp
American
32%
Glddings & Lewis Mach
29 V a
"
Green
39%
Gruen
32
Gull Interstate Gas Co
25%
Gulf
22%
Gustin-Bacon
8%
Arden
Farms
Co
common
Arizona Public
Arkansas
Power
Western
Gas
.Avou Products
Oil
Aztec
Inc
Gas
&
■17%
3 Ve
8 Via
9Vo
3
3%
B
common
.
A
1
12 %
5%
Bates
Indian Head Mills Inc
6%
•
Si: Lomfr
Laboratories——1
Bayiesa ( A J)
Bell
Optical
& Gossert
Co
BeneiiuialCorp;
10%
.10
_
9%
^-1
...
I
1511
Inc
$1.20
16 %
13
•■
,
301V
44 ••••;
18%
Denli ■Oil'Ltd—-AlllOc "
-
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif-1
Cannon. Mills class B conil—25 .1
Carlisle
Corp
———
.___
Ceca Steel
6
'-S.Va
8
834
Central
Electric
A
Gas
Co—3 %
111
&
Gas
Co
Elec
-10
21 Va
22%
Water
15
._i
Supply
•
Co
1
Steel Corp
1
common
Kennametal
Inc
__10
Fibers
2934
2214
25 V*
29
31 VB
Lone
1914
20%
Lucky Stores
14%
15%
Ludlow
Co
4
.10
—
Corp__.—6 V
Common
Clinton
.
..c
States
Collin.
Kaujo
Class
B
Colonial
4%
14%'
314
Prod
Co
1
com
Gas
1
A
3%
Loan
Star
1114
1214
'
•
22%
24 Va
6%
6
22 Va
18%
20%
21%
22%
—
15%
97«
Upper Peninsular Power Co—_9
27 %
24%
26
3%
3%
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%
14%
15%
5
32%
35%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp.
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Varlan
5
14 VA
15%
1
16%
17 Va
BOO
16%
17%
Associates
Vitro Corp
Amer!
of
23%
23
24%
Warner A Swasey Co.
25%
Warren Brothers Co.
Warren (S D) Co
24
2.50
8%
9%
—1
26'A
28%
Inc
10%
11%
1
3%
.2%
17%
17%
Washington Natural Oas Co_10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport "A".—
19%
31%
34%
26%
B
28%
11 Va
12
15%
17 Va
5%
6%
1
22 %
24%
5
Western Lt & Telephone Co.. 10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
12%
13%
Services Inc
Manufacturing Co
32%
34%
41%
44%
12%
13 Vb
4 Vb
Greene
19%
1
9%
9%
Corp__1
11%
5%
12%
46
49%
Refining £0——
lc
5%
Western
Natural
1
5%
6:%
5
29%
30%
Corp__7
21 Vb
17 Vb
18%
1
10c
5%
5
13%
14%
Williams
2%
22
26%
10
26%
28
A
Wood
Co
Inc
Pow &
Light Co
Conversion
Co
6%
5
12%
10
6%
6%
1
31%
34%
BOc
7%
8%
13%
22%
Corp.5
Gas Co.
White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp
Wisconsin
1
«.
Gas
9
24
5%
Texas
13%
a
United Western Minerals..
10c
Universal Match Corp
12%
21 %
Transmission
Wurlitzer
Company
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Zapata Off-Shore Co
15%
10
1078
IIVh
1
4>/4
*; 12 Vb
4%
10c
2%
27%
29%
5
64 %
68
1
14%
16
1
25%
27%
B
Co
Inc
-i
2%
1
1 V»
13
Par
Bank
14
2114
Bank ft Trust
23
America
of
(San
T
N
Prods
of New York
Bank
of North America
Bankers
19%
14%
18%
Corp
Marmou Herrington Co Inc
1
Boatmen's
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
k
Maxson
(W
McDermott
McLean
L)
(J
Corp
3
Ray) & Co
Inc_l
Industries
lc
9
25
33
Co
(N
288
(NY)__5
Y)
Natl. Bank
(Phila)
(St
301
17
19%
62'A
16
18%
32%
Kings County Trust Co
'Brooklyn N Y)
82
87%
23%
25%
40%
65 Vb
1 :
Liberty Real Estate Bk
- -- ■
Co
61
65%
10
38%
41%
(Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)._10
5
23V4
25%
Manufacturers Tr Co uM Y)—10 '
Cleve__16
30%
32%
Meadow1
Phila.10
33 %
35%
(Phila)
(N
•
>'■
Trust
Central
9%
Nacl
Co
J)
of
Bank
3614
38 3 4
_1
1914
2114
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
8%
9%
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%
47%
50%
27V'4
29%
Chem
43%
46 >/b
13
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24
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39%
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17
31
20
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
20
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10
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42%
of
60
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25
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19 VB
18
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5
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11
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19%
31 Va
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111
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15'A
16%
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76 Va
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Mountain Fuel Supply Co
11%
22%
1
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9
9%
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22 Va
28%
15%
16 Va
18
National Gas &
1
16 Va
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10 Va
11%
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44 Va
47%
2 Va
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21%
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1
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58
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of
100
305
315
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68 Va
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13 V4
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24 Vb
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25%
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25
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46
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10
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47
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62%
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15%
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31
34%
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37!A
39%
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10
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69%
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65
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2
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60 %
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18
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23'A
41 Va
.
20
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57
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5%
16 V4
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9 V4
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144
31
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14
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41%
51
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13 %
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32
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10
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20%
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14%
10
19%
29
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Rubber
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51%
13
6
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Hartford
24 Va
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the Southwest
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1
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5%
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5
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5
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5%
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25%
'ipr
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of
of
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
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13 V8
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20
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25
12 Va
58
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381
30%
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First Camden Natl Bk &
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355
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Tr
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67 Va
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10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)-.10
Fiduciary Trust Co "N Y)
10
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82%
25 Va
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21%
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79 Va
23%
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34 Va
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32 %
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29
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40 Va
32 %
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49%
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49%
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28
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1
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46%
56 Va
29%
16%
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50
11 Va
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10
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255
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of
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37 %
243
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26
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1
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121
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5
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8%
10 Va
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57*2
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28
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23%
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common
18
35
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61%
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N
24 Vb
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67
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1
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210
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18%
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50
25
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14%
13 Va
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17
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28
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Di-Noc Chemical
Trust
Co
13 Va
10 %
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East
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15%
12%
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Southern
Commercial State
21»A
2
.nada Tunnel Corp. 5
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1
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1
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&
26 V4
Montrose
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(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
1
7 %
El
20 Vb
5
634
Dun
Citizens
32
18 V4
I
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1
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Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Missouri
Co
35%
29 %
Minneapolis Gas Co
6%
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(N
33
Mississippi
5%
of
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Miss
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Missouri-Kansas
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5
common
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5
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Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
7V4
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Publishing Co
Va
6'/4
514
1
Laboratories
Cutter
Machine
Michigan
20%
Continental Transp Lines
-
20%
20%
Colorado
.
United Drill & Tool
Coip
10
6%
preferred
10
United States Sugar
Corp____i
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
19%
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
•
32%
West Point
32 Va
14%
30%
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Tennessee Gas Tranmis Co
23%
18 V
27 Va
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Steel
Maremont
11 /a
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36 Va
21%
17%
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Mfg & Sales Co
Madison
8%
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25
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9%
16%
5%
50o
38
Texas
8%
15
20%
Tekoil
403 B
1
Pipe Lines
Pipe Line Corp
35Vb
Inc
22%
1
1
25
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp__ 1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
Tampax
8 Vb
-
4%
21
1
,
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2%
2%
Corp
Propane- Gas
6%
55%
Tracerlab
Welex Jet
Stubnitz
: 36%
.
25%
Macmlllan Co
1434
13%
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Coastal
41ii
13%
33 %c
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30
25
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl
Lithium Corp of America
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2V4
33%
22
5
207«
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10 Va
13%
1
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4
52'A
Topp Industiies Inc
Towmotor Corp
29 7 «
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9%
a
12%
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Tele
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26%
30%
25 Va
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15
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Glass
Liberty
_•
19%
9
Tokhelm
5
28%
3
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Soya Co
17%
10 3
Co—*
Strong Cobb & Co Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
lo
12%
^Central
25%
Stanley- Works
7 V'2
6
4
514
14
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23%
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Home
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37 Va
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363s
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40%
Common non-voting
' 34
Va
•
7%
16
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem
Koehring Co
'
313i
9%
-
23%
50c
Co
12
Central
v.-.
49 %
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwx Co_5
15
15 Va
Steamship
Register-
22%
«
14
14%
Fruit &
Standard
11
31%
^_3
34
Gas
■'
634
10
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5
Power
•
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Gas
Carbon
Stand
83-,
45
Canada
Trans
37%
Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
34%
7%:
,
1
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Indiana
Bpeer
..
9%
,
32 V4
5
—
f.Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
.Central Maine Power Co
10
Central
8%
Trans
8%
29%
Eng Tele Co
Southwestern
Stanley
—j
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Kendall
18 Tb
28 Va
>
15%
New
Southern Union
14%
Co
Colorado
Southwest
77 V4
L-O-F
; Central
14%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
31%
4%
Co
Calif Water
27'A
;: 28%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
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17 Va
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
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29
Power
54%
.;
14
Utilities
37 Va
7 V'4
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
; 15%
preferred
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Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
21%'
43%
i
Co
Paper
.'
a
20%
———.—I
Products Corp
10'
CarpenLer
14%
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20%-
(1 Canadian
25
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Kaiser
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41
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50
5
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Jessop Steel Co
281
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Telep Colli—12%
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Jervls
;
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10%
■v
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Pacific
19%
72%
Southern
35%
I
7%
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I
5
18 %
1
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
Service Co
60%
17
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Co
17%
•
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39%
56
16%
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Southern
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23%
Castings Co—
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10
Jack & Helntz Inc
1214
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Bullock's
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8%
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514
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18%
preferred—26
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20% 4
4%
Brown & Siiarpe Mfg Go
10
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58 Va
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow Co—__5
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21 >/a
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•
36
2
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15 Va
23% V
4
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Seismograph Service Corp
Iowa Public
10.V'
28%
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Bowser
International
10, Vv
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25%
7 ]/4
3
1
8%
I
19
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8
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Ryder System Inc
105
16%
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Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Interstate Securities Co
Investors Diver Services Inc
■
11%
V
6.® 8 V
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5
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21%
20
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc
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Indianapolis Water
5 Va
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Baxter
Plywood Corp
Southern
13%
1
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145«
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3%
1
13%
53
19%
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Barcco Investment Co-
Texas Natural Gasoline
Three States Nat Gas
Ban
•
13 Ti»
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17%
1
Thermo King Corp
101
54%
1
11
12%
13%
14
1
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27
23%
Skil Corp
common
25 V4
11%
23%
2Va
Plpeine Co.l
21%
98
1
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3
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10
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
25 Vb
43'/a
48 Va
Nat
Texas Industries Inc
Texas National Petroleum
Robertson (H H) Co
1
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co_2%
24%
40
5
Voltage Engineering
Class
27 %
-
2%
22 %
Texas 111
23 %
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3%
Roadway Express class A
25o
Robblns & Myers Inc
•
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Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
17%
23 %
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14%
14%
1
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33Jt
21%
12%
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14%
16%
5
13%
2.50
49
16 VB
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Hanna (MA)
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Riley Stoker Corp
;
19 Va
.
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Spring
Mfg
19%
10c
18
45% y
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Art Metal Construction Co
Associated
'
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
Haloid Company
13%
♦
Service Co__—15
Missouri
Arkansas
Sulphur Corp
17%
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16%
-
4
Partic preferred
Industries
17%
5
Society
Ask
2
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Richardson Co
19%
22
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Grolier
7%
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Gas
1
39%
3
1
Republic Natural
Reslstoflex Corp
15
1
18%
Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
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Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Relchhold
Chemicals
1
14
Tool Co_2
20%
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37
2
Pipe & Const Co
Research
Amer
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16 34
4
American-Marietta Co
Portland
37%
10
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3%
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Air
Bid
list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
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Co
Maryland
of
States
Boston)
Trust
Tr
40 Vb
38
42
10
20%
22 %
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60 %
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31%
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Chronicle
The Connnercial and Financial
(82)
.
.
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 8
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutnal
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
5.45
Intl
1.61
5.90
Investment
Inc__.—lo
Fund
Resources
America—_1
of
Go
of
Boston—1
3.76
4.02
investment
Trust
6.97
7.61
Istel
Inc..—————1
1.27
1.39
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
4.29
4.69
Johnston
Fund
Mut
Bevel
1.46
Par
Funds—
1
Mutual
Shares
Business
American
Associated
Mutual
Fund Inc—1
Trust
•
American
Atomic
25o
1.25
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Ibc__5
f
Fund
(The)
Fund_l
Mutual
4.83
x6.80,
7.3®
3.31
3.67
B-l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
lo
9.21
10.01
B-2
Bunds—
Bonds)—_1
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
B-3
(Low
1
19.07
20.86.
B-4
(Discount
Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.I6
11.04
K-l
Growth Fund
Axe-Temple ton
Ltd
Canada
Bond
•—
6-2
6-3
(Speculative Com Stkt—1
8-4
(Low
—1
6.26
10.40
11.24
1
15.36
Growth
1
Fund
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
5.85
Beneficial
25o
9.98
Inc
1
1
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund—
6.85
6.27
4.46
22.00
Life
1
Inc
8.21
1
1
8.02
11.25
13.76
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Dividend
shares
lc
3.22
3.55
lo
2.51
2.77
De
12.93
64
67%
8.95
Fund Inc_—1
Stk Fund Inc__l
Growth
7.66
5.49
7.51
Fund—1
E
Eaton
Mutual
Income
Mutual
8.23
Nation
9.35
National Investors Corp
National Security Series-
....
}
*»•''
Balanced
19.60
Bond
4.63
Series
1
Industries Fund Inc
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
General
1
General
1
Securities—
New
New
2.24
of
7.70
Stock
England
York
Fund
Canada
Nucleonics
5.39
Fund
5.23
Pine
12.24
'
Shares
Inc
1
7.79
8.73
of
6.89
Science
Bcudder Fund
Bcudder,
Fund
Life
of
Canada
Stevens
&
Bcudder,
&
27.70
27.98
1
1
al0.20
36 y4
38V2
Clark
12.00
Southwestern
1
10.69
10.53
•
29%
8.56
Araer
Sovereign
6.15
Fund
1
Shares—
Investors Inc
Investors
State Street
Stein
Roe
Investment Corp
&
Farnham
Fund
7.58
Television-Electronics
1
9.97
10.87
7.18
Texas
1
7.37
8.05
4.88
9.58
Fund
Fund
Inc
,
5.36
8.74
13.14
16%
5
31%
33%
20%
15.10
Fund
United
Continental
Income Fund
United
4.17
3.82
3.77
United
Funds
Valile
l ine
Value
Line
6.52
7.13
Value Line
7.08
7.74
7.16
10.50
9.20
10.00
6.27
6.85
8.42
9.15
1
9.18
10.03
Canada
1
12.71
13.82
Fund
5.12
5.60
Ltd
lno_
Fund
Income
1
„
Fund
Inc
1
Special Situations
Wall
Street Investing Corp
Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
4.34
4.74
ioc
Inc
2.14
2.34
1
6.44
.lc
8.81
9.64
Growth
Fund.lc
8.83
9.66
Wellington Fund
Income
Fund-lo
5.49
6.01
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
10.46
11.45
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
lo
30%
33%
Fire
10
1
7.42
1
11.70
Bid
5%s.„
Steel
10.86
4.62
of
Co
~
Ask
1976
Northern Natural Gas 4%s_1977
104%
90
N
Ohio
Ask
84%
72
4%s_.
Power
Paso
Gas
94%
106
1977
92
104
107
107 Va
Pwr
4%
7 0 Va
72 %
55
56%
Brass
3%s
'
Power
&
105%
5s
:
1977
114
13%
12
Fire
Paul
&
<Tev«s)
Marine
6.25
38%
90
Surety Co
&
63%
21 %
23%
10
38%
<,40%
10
Trust
59
10
Accident
Guar
43%
46%
Y)
8
17
5
72%
76
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
57%
60%
Fire
(N
Travelers
94%
U
50%
10
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
44%^ !
S
S
3
S Lite
City
18%
23%
25%
Y
2
26%
28%
Fire
2
26%
Insurance
N
of
Co
the
in
.-
28%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
3.95s
Jail
15,
Ask
17,
1958
March
17.
Federal
4s
Natl
Jail.
99.31
P'eb.
1958
—_
100.4
100.1
^.100.5
4.10s
Mar.
1958™
10,
2%S
100.17
July
10,
L.
1958
10,
1958
June
10,
1958
100.15
1958
1,
99
'.
'
97.26
98.4
—
98.28
98.2
98.12
101%
Bank for
103
106
—_
102 %
108
1969-
4
Central
99.8
101.14
98.20
1962
July 15,
99.28
100.6
100.16
101.6
—
-
May 1,
100.2
100.8
-
Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
%s Feb. 15, 1972-1967
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
100.22
100.11
99.20
4%s
10).5
100.9
10
1958
11.
Aug.
Nov.
4%s
100.4
100.2
100.18
Oct.
4s
100.2
100.5
1
99.30
■99.30
Feb. 2, 1959
2%s May 1, 1959
2 %s Feb. 1, I960—.
2%s June 1, I960.
99.31
100
point
a
1958
14,
4%s
100.1
4.05s Apr. 10, 1958
4%s May 8, 1958
4%s June 26, 1958_
4%s
100.14
99.29
of
Bank Bonds—
4%s July 15,
100.13
1958
—
32nds
more
Feb.
100.10
—
1958
10,
or
2%s May 1, 1958—
3%s May 1. 1958—
109.I
100.1
Mortgage Assn—
20,
one
Federal Land
3%s
1958
Feb.
107
97
9 6'
102 34
103%
101
102
Cooperatives-
100.24
4%s
100
100.4
100.20
4%s March 3,
1958—
100.2
100.6
103.24
1965-—
.20
100.16
—
104.8
4.85s
1958
100.13
100.11;
100.24
101
March
3.
15,
May
1958
Sheraton
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Certificates
'
of
Feb.
113
116%
Gas
Am
Bell
Sperry Rand
70
Texas
4%s_1987
108%
Aug. 1,
3%s Dec.
—„—
1958
April
1,
r~%
106%
Trans-Canada
1987
loo
l-u
Trans
Textron
Amer
Gas
Underwood
62%
105%
108%
74
63 %
106
108%
76
Bid
100.7
100.22
1 %S
Oct.
l%s
April
4s
1958
99.20
99.26
Aug.
l%s
99.31
99
99.8
99.5
99.7
4s
98.20
98.28
98.4
98.12
3%s
1958
1%S Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
1%S Oct. 1, 1959
Ask
100.1
-
__
97.4
96.16
97.12
93.24
104.21
1961
1,
98
102.2
-
1961—
1,
1,
97.24
1960
1,
Oct.
IV2S
1.
point
a
100.28
i%e
Oct
32nds of
more
100.20
Treasury Notes—
l%s
or
Maturity—
Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s April l, 1960
3%s May 15, 1960
100.7
100.5
1958
1,
one
Treasury
100.5
-
1961
—_
__
3%s Feb 15, 1962--—
1 Vos April 1. 1962
95.28
103
95.4
96.4
103.8
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1962
1.
Nov.
-
1962
15,
105
94.24
95.12
1962
-
—-
104
105.4
95
104.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
5-
1-57
2-
3-57
3-
3-58
7-
1-57
4
8-
1-57
5-
4%s__1987
4%s
Telep
1967
4%s_l992
128 %
108%
1091%
79
81
103 %
108%
1982
110
111
5%s_1977
105
1971
U
S
Pipe
Corp
Industries
Universal
Trans
62
5s
Pipe
Bid
3-58
6•
Line
Line
5%s
4%s
Match
Ask
99.31
Rate
Dated
100.1
4.50 '/n
100.3
100
4% %
-1-58
100.3
100.7
1-58
100.5
100.9
Due
Bid
Ask
9-
3-57
6-
2-58
100.12
100.16
10-
1-57
7-
1-58
100.16
100.20-
4%%
11-
4 %';.
12-
2-57
8-
2-58
100.13
100.17
3.65' t
4.20%
United States
1-
2-58
10-
1-58
100.4
100.6
1-57
8-
1-58
100.24
100.28
Units.
6%s_1978
106 %
.
124%
9,
January
16,
1958
104%
1970
72
99.979
March
99.924
V)58
6.
:
75%
99.931
March
99.487
99.505
99.882
March
1958—-
99.432
99.453
99.833
March
24,
1958—-
99.412
99
99.7,63
99.776
March
27,
1958_:
99.378
99.400
99.710
99.720
April
3,
99.328
99.338
99.650
99.663
April
15,
99.225
99.252
99.596
value
fEx-100% stock
88
Virginia Electric 4%s
„I__1987
104%
Wcstcoast, Trans 5%s
104%
1988
109 %
110%
Net
99.610
13,
20,
1958—
1958
par
asset
k Admitted
Stock
99.558
99.817
1958
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
*No
4sk
99.541
99.870
January 23, 1958
January 30 1958—
February 6, 1958February 13, 1958
February-20, 1958
February 27, 1958
a
86
Dollar Vain©
Bid
99.975
1958
126%
73%
io"<
January
Ask
63
104
1971
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
109
127
Units
5%s
Eastern
4
/B
1958
100.26
1958
3%s April 15, 1958
4s
Ask
Indebtedness—
14,
106%
117 %
iif
Bid
108%
10*%
& Gas
of
Co
Southwest
111%
Sept. 2,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
.117
107%
1987
San Diego Gas & El
1/.
1975
12
10%
106
Lgt 5%s._1987
Quebec Natural
106%
i98i
2
99
1987
5s
1987
Merrimack-Essex Eiec 5"/as i
7
Michigan Bell Telep 4%s—1992
10
(N Y)_.
Insurance
Seaboard
U
86
97 %
107%
60
Cement
Idaho Power 4%s
Lowenstein (M) & Sons—
4%s
Mueller
10612
1976
1975
69%
61%
105%
\v\v_l963
47uS_;
Pah Service El
106%
5s_1977
Gen'I Tire 6c Rubber 6s WW 1982
Hilton Hotels 4%s
1970
Home Oil 5s
1Q71
&
Power
Penn
1975
Lt
5%s
Pacific Petroleum
94
1982
3%s
Houston
5s_—
Uranium
104%
106
5.%S-1977
Reinsurance Corp
Figures after decimal point represent
106 Va
-1987
Ferro Corp 3%s_
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
GenT Portland
Span
Can
Pacific Power
Lgt 5jS
Co 4%si.
Natural
93
—1977
1993
Dayton Povv 6c
Duke
National
64%
.
1982
Chesapeake 6c Potomac
Telephone 4%s —:
64
58
8.11
Bid
89
Corp
19%
5
TO
Westchester
4.25 %
Bonds—(Cout.)
71
Carrier
135
36%
Amer__5
4.GO %
Canadian
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s
Chance Vought 5%s_
North
3.90 'b
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
3%*.——1966
Co
Providence-Washington
U
4.99
63
Ry
129
5
11.74
—1969
Pac
Insurance
12.76
_i
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
10
Home
Rate
Barium
Life
7.04
Institutional
Fund
Phila
Washington
Institutional
Insur
50%
18
2%s June 15, 1958——
7.74
9-60
1
1
Shares_l
Fund
Science Fund
2.40
1
Institutional
47
5
22
3%s
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
13.53
14.25
lo
Fund--
10
Indemnity
N
38%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
10.23
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Foundation
47%
Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Pacific
of
13.17
9.67
1
.
44
Co
45 %
50%
a28.23
1
Fund
73
5s
1
Income
Bank
10
Y_10
a20.14
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
2.20
Institutional
77%
(Minn)
35
28%
32
6.50
1
ax.21.72
Inc
77%
National Life
11.53
10c
Eoston
7%
73
11.68
l
10c
of
7
12.50
40
15%
Hanover
:
10.18
Stock
United
Income Fund
Investors
35%
5
2.50
3.33'%
Northwestern
7.95
9.32
1
Fund
10
4%s
Clark—
7.35
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated
Incorporated
32%
Fire
River
Northern
St
4.20s
1.25
Common
Inc—
Haydock Fund Ire
24
39%
26 %
_in
26%
4.70s
a31.65
Selected
lc
Series II-DA
36%
Republic
47
2%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B) Fund
1
lc
1I-C7
Series
10
30%
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
5
13.42
7.18
6.55
1
40%
Northeastern
19.25
6.55
6.91
Mutual Fund Inc
37%
47%
5
12.35
8.1b
lo
Funds
2
57%
Globe & Republic
Great American
19.06
Stock
•
—•
Stevens
15
Casualty
44%
4
1958
Inc
13%
54
2.50
1958
8.94
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
41%
Glens Falls
4.82
Guardian
F>
16,
6.47
4.39
Growth
(S
Insurance^
15,
5.90
lo
Hamilton
El
37 %
April
Funds
71 %
28%
80%
34%
4.60s June
Fund Inc
shares
shares
29%
75
1
Growth
Nuclear
10.99
equipment
Utilities
27
39
4%S
1
&
York
North
8.17
5.92
2.29
shares
52%
10
10.44
11.95
10.71
stock
3%
3
49%
10
12.31
Inc
Inc
Howe)
67
5
5
Hampshire' Fire——
Insurance
Md
2.50
Fund
Fund
(T
10
A
class
49%
Philadelphia
Deposit of
&
Asm
9.54
5.48
2.07
Tobacco
Inst
Fire
7.48
10.99
9.20
5.60
shares
46%
75%
———
Corp
New Amsterdam
76
4
Fidelity
11.23
Inc
1
9.78
Steel
117
72 %
10
•
Corp.
1
lo
lc
Railroad
111
5
Federal
4%s
Securities
Fund
10.C8
shares
5
Co
Co
Fire
Nationwide
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Inc
shares
Railroad
247
28%
Fund
Bond
Petroleum
RR
26%
&
(Geo)
shares——lc
lo
Merchandising
Mining shares
1
Ltd
Puritan
5.92
8.21
shares—lo
237
37 %
70
Phoenix
5.90
Putnam
6.77
Bond
69%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
-1.25
Employees Group Assoc•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
20.21
—_1
Street
Price
Electronics &
Institutional
5.40
18.69
5.99
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
27%
64
34
National Union Fire
Pacific Insurance
7.42
10.06
6.17
25%
5
<'Balt.i-10
5.30
6.79
1
Chemistry
Fund
National
9%
Co
Ins
Ins
Life
7.58
4.85
Life
3.36
6.94
Manufacturers
5.65
7.21
ll-2°
10.03
31%
10.27
3.07
1
Series
Fund
Securities
Pioneer
6.82
——lo
Stock Fund-lo
Electrical
Equipment shares
—lo
Food shares—
lo
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
shares
(The!
9.40
5.17
1
Inc
Peoples
11.90
o-o7
*.18
29%
9.43
1
Over-The-Counter
14.96
5.46
6.28
14%
10
Crum & Forstor Inc
4.30s
12.35
Common
18.92
8.72
_1
Series
Fund Inc
lo
1°
17.49
9.06
10.89
1L32
6.27
22
13%
2
Life
General
Capital Fund
Electronics
lo
lo
shares
shares
Chemical
3.05
1
Series—™.
Growth
3.46
.
Building shares
Growth
2.81
1
Series^
Stock
4.54
4.89
13.65
'.89
50%
19%
'
(N J)__5
Ins
Casualty
Gulf Life
1
Stock
Income
15.19
8.25
Lite
Assurance
Insurance
Series
Preferred
6.33
12.58
1
Series
Dividend
130.73
b.ll
11.64
14.05
3.16
4.15
2.05
7.08
Wide Securities Co Inc-l
Philadelphia
Capital
9.10
Monarch
New
Natl
Columbian
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
21.14
1°-33
4.24
50%
8%
.
Bonding 1
Indemnity & Life Ins
Title
2.67
1
Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund Inc—-10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc—
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
slock series
lc
Preferred
slock
series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Futures Inc
—'*
Automobile
13.66
8.28
all.83
1
8.60
,
46%
4
Mutual Trust Shares
2.44
Fund
Aviation
12.64
1
Inc
Corn
1
Inc
Stock Fund
Group
19.18
1
Foundation-—1
Shares
17.74
17.00
Electronics
Gas
interest—1
Fund
Invest
Mutual
6.02
66%
5
Merchants &
47
5
Co
General Reinsurance Corp
Fund—
14.95
Howard
Balanced
Life
10
J)-10
Co__l
_
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Franklin
33Vic
Casualty
Merchants Fire Assurance-
9.76
Stock
2.50
25c
—-—
Fund
&
9.03
Growth
Investors
of beneficial interest
Dividend Shares
Dreyfus
10.70
Trust
Units of beneficial
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
6.75
9.90
Investors
Massachusetts
8.43
Investment
Diversified
2.46
6.16
180
31 %
2.37
2.23
Inc
Fund Inc
9.84
Income
Diver
2.15
lc
10c
Fund
100
172
New
Fireman's
13.06
1
Fund
Delaware
shares—lc
shares
Bond
Massachusetts
Mars
1
Delaware
shares
Transport
Manhattan
5.93
1
Vegh Investing CO Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
2.62
95
10
32
2.12
3.41
17%
5.42
1
Fund
Income
1.92
2.37
Petroleum
Western Investment Inc
Crown
4.92
4.47
3.09
Paper
15.00
12.73
16'/a
1«
shares—lc
Equipment shares_lc
Industries
lc
17.30
13.80
1
Inc
15.92
Boston Insurance
(N
Ins
Ins
Life
Continental
Special Investment
1
1
Life
Stand
Connecticut
shares
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
5.27
Metal
12.23
Inc
14.75
a41.55
shares—
Automobile
Electrical
8.02
1
Natl
Continental
8.91
7.38
Fund—*
Mutual
4
4.83
Managed Funds—
General
—•———:
Fund
Sayles
Inc„1
Fund
20
61
9.42
8.62
13.49
Stk
Insurance
Loomis
15.15 •
16.39
50c
com-_100 12,000 12,600 '
126
132
100
1
Investors Inc—1
Ltle Insurance
4.88
20.35
10.91
Life Insurance Co of Va—
Monumental
9.99
14%
29%
14%
7.35
13%
29%
13%
5.34
1
Inc
1
6.25
6.73
1%
30 %
5
2%
9.23
15 %
1%
5
27%
1
13%
28%
Mass
1%
Stks)_l
Com
Companies
(Va)_5
Co—65c
(Birm)_2
Ins
Massachusetts
25%
of Canada Ltd_l
Corp
Title
&
Life
35%
5
Fund
Priced
29%
21%
(Wash D C)—I
American Surety Co
73%
26%
20%
11.11
16.61
Inc
Investment
Concord
9.96
Ins
Mtge
Natl
Maryland
KnlcKeroocKer
6.84
i
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund
9.13
10.18
Ask
69
31
'Newark N J)—2ya
Mercury
Bid
Ins -10
5%
5%
Co_5
Assurance
Home
Life
Lincoln National Life
l-l
Fla)
Keystone Fund
Inc
?«««
8.72
Composite
(Jacksonville
Amer
11.89
Commonwealth
24.00
American Re-insurance
21.49
Securities
Inc
17%
10.27
19.88
Commonwealth Income
Fund
16
15.13
10.85
Fund
Life
9.41
1
Preferred
Colonial
15%
13.86
1
Chemical
Christiana
13%
Title
Liberty
Lawyers
Amer Ins Co
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(HIgh-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Shares Trust
Fund
Inc
Century
28%
American
6-1
Venture
25%
26
8.38
K-2
Ltd
Fund
Capital
22.00
Lawyers
23%
Equitable Assur_ —^_5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
9.57
16.44
International
Canadian
25.48
Standard
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y —10
Agricultural Insurance Co_ —-10
American
24.41
Par
Jefferson
197
188
16.23
20.60
IIUdi) uu
Canadian Fund
4.^5
al8.92
8.76
19.I6
Ceuer«l
C«v«Hda
27.03
4.24
54
50%
10
7.68
15.21
Fund
Call torn la
26.50
132
125
-10
Co
Aetna Life
14.87
Investment
Street
Aetna
10
Surety-
1
*
Bullock Fund Ltd
Insurance
8.47
9.51
&
1
1
Bonds).
Bonds)
1
Fund
Broad
Priced
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Inc
Tr of America.
Inv
Boston
(Investment
Casualty
7.75
Custodian
Keystone
Aetna
8.70
5.25
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Blue Ridge
3.89
3.56
Companies
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Bid
\
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to listing
Exchange
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on
the
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nrice
dEx-rfghts.
dividend.
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stock
Ex-dividend.
When
issued.
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Number 5705
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(83)
Third Federal
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Dec
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$23,530,094,788 against $23,373,654,717 for the
there is a gain for the week ending
follows:
the week
—
•
same
Friday of 6.6%.
week in 1956.
.v,.
Week Ended Jan. 4—
y
1958
York
New
$12,542,252,062 $11,765,797,616
Chicago
—
Boston
.
—:
—
City.
v-i'V'. 386,800,000
Pittsburgh
473,355,829
351,024.631
V
$17,948,412,347
.•
t Ten cities, .fives,
'.Other cities, five days__
./'■
•
.
i.;/ "•
+
2.4
—
3.8
issue of
ends
next week.
Saturday and:the
cannot furnish
them
1.2
able to give firial and
Dec. 28.
the whole country
appear
the week
as
4,013,324
at this
Outside of this city there
center showing
Columbia—Washington.
_
cities)
(6
We group
the cities
according to
/
District the*-totals show
Reserve District.of 3.5
a
loss of 19.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District there is
L6%.
decrease of
Total
the totals record
an
a
1,208,649,987
+
5.6
+
6.1
20,700,000
18,213,000
6.0
185,650,282
5,762,693
173,035,068
—
+i
3.0
+ 32.5
31,687,201
113,670,952
355,200,000
5,805,879
4,217,867
237,052,140
211,556,446
12,604,174
514,159
176,529,743
1,167,400,461
1,148,838,561
*2,000,000
^
—
3,912,908
5,014,326
1.8
27,484,373
23,773,353
0.5
101,265,556
90,279,731
+ 10.4
316,700,000
+
33
5,316,498
+
12.7
5,627,860
3.5
+ 27.1
192,313,487
183,201,922
11,390,088
303,600,000
5,419,795
4,968,045
152,936,471
+ 23.5
523,436
448,166
+ 14.0
164,265,947
146,065,945
+
1.6
1,008,089,167
884,863,937
+
5.6
4,279,894
1,778,339
+
2.4
17,018,605
15,199,379
+10.5
8,074,302
—
—
—17.9
+
1.6
+
5.7
8,045,043
10,096,994
62,668,000
8,463,290
4,507,113
109,423,337
5,078,883
+ 10.1
43,026,080
+ 16.7
Indianapolis
73,534,000
9,131,128
69,408.000
+
5.9
South
Bend
10,571,611
9,635,135
+
9.7
Terre
4.3%, but in
enlarge its
Haute
4,436,372
122,240,515
3,626,723
120,269,668
5,633,925
5,327,900
42,642,959
35,803,748
13,523,261
1,677,851
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
City.._
15,219,301
Illinois—Bloomington
.,
_
Chicago
Decatur
'
-
8,143,416
10,656,061
Wkyne
18,407,429
9,490,646
Indiana—Fort
1,894,272
18.841,240
Grand Rapids
Lansing
1,890,859
1,020,531,717
5,912,412
14,559,278
989,138,127
5,934,608
6,091,673
12,401,855
10,119,042
4,958,607
1,373,363,504
_
Peoria
'
3,446,339
149,183,117
8,189,314
District—Chicago—
Arbor
1,319,557,835
Rockford
9,268,000
*
furnish
1,281,287,519
593,732,689
31,120,700
113,126,326
Springfield
we
4.3
634,449,575
201,280,004
Seventh Federal Reserve
improvement of .5.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 12.0%
following
384,888,010
+14.2
635,056
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
smaller by 1.8%. ~ In the Kansas City Reserve District
San Francisco Reserve District of 6.9%.
In the
415,105,614
9
the
Minneapolis Reserve District by 11.8%, but in the St. Louis
are
9,117,859
8.8
10,291,552
289,038,974
104,518,413
4,755,032
Mobile
and in the Atlanta Re¬
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to
totals by 4.1% and in the
in the
a
increase of 14.2%
an
10,152,022
580,889,279
228,737,926
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
in the Boston
and
39,551,200
6,636,429
1.9
316,915,385
101,974,876
173,596,630
16,021,012
1!
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of
Reserve District the totals
and
gain of 2.3%
499,274,130
+ 11.7
6,027,775
Florida—Jacksonville
but in theJPhiladelphia Reserve District the totals register
the Richmond Reserve District there
is
serve
a
7.7
8,494,757
257,032,479
106,367,420
392,100,000
—■
Augusta
that in
note
we
7,469,633
7.8
gain of 1.6%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
the New .York Reserve
19,938.055
197,752,273
6,221,232
246,808,303
663,354,415
Nashville
previous week—the week ended
was a
increase of 2.1%.
an
8,737,158
257,568,733
543,088,963
39,998,600
3,801,996
21,160,424
185,841,002
6,409,246
327,133,912
113,796,507
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
increase of 1.6%, the aggregate clearings for
an
1,214,034.941
1,404,690,058
_
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted-to $20,498,477,885 against $20,176,440,368 in the
week in 1956.
same
was
1,155,211,212
1,343,627,600
—
Alabama—Birmingham
complefe^results oflthe
For that week there
13,190,521
413,640,949
Macon
we are
14,174,491
14,360,051
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
present further below,
we
8,406,836
14,899,790
3.4
46,656,900
10,899,692
11,654,319
453,333,700
Virginia—Huntington
Dis trict of
Saturday-figures
In the elaborate detailed statement, however- which
3.9
0.7
+
today, inasmuch
+
—
—19.5
11,875,681
Richmond
are not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last 'day .of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
;
12,991,225
—10.5
$23,530,094,788 S23,373,654,717
We
+ 26.9
5,670,834
14,516,972
4.0
Virginia—Norfolk
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
5,772,762
4,103,260
50,270,800
10,051,386
(7 cities)
Total
in
3,806,981
2.1
Maryland—Baltimore
$22,540,789,147 $22,268,606,243 /- +
Total air cities for week
+ 11.4
Fifth Federal Reservt District—Richmond—
8.7
—
1,105.048.474
3,557,889
3,410,326
0.9
—
•
^ 989,305,641
3,208,771
6,682,350
4.4
South Carolina—Charleston
-
•'"All cities, one day____________
+ 11.0
+ 14.1
9,976,534
.
6.7
—
4.320,193,896.
1,157,000,000
—20.7
585,911,588
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
■}
,•>«..p";\
Total all cities,4ive days
".■14,157,222,564
1,095,000,000
1,600,417
3.6
West
days__
3,817,786
286,257,325
'
Youngstown
Total
384,302,473
.$18,383,566,583
Baltimore
i
3,577,812
10,377,565
1
Mansfield
4.5
—
606,363,790
___
—
1,677.503
3.5
273,776,426
573,634,793
:
Cleveland
0.9
—
507,335,036'
600,631,312
____
Cleveland
662,035,335
1.1
1,839,248
1,763,214
5,343,035
979,737,752
Columbus
5.1
+
—
405,100,000
-^-^-637,934,000
.-San Francisco
V
cities)
(11
Cincinnati
—17.4
440,182,395
436,217,030
$
—19.3
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
3.0
—
690,126,737
£^
.__
Louis
1954
1,670,679
1,163,000,000
3,075.132
12|55l)830
Ohio—canton
1,264,000.000-
$
1,666,159
6.6
+
1,223,168,965.
^ ^ 725,154,306
____________
Kansas
St.
1,186,197,413
1,044,000,000
_
Philadelphia
'.
.%
1957
+
7,195,081
Total
..
+
3,397,331
15,082,250
Jersey—Trenton
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1955
6.2
+
♦3,800,000
—......1.
.
1,695,252
28
3,414,275
Delaware—Wilmington
New
or
6,099,076
York
Our comparative summary for
2,622,885
922:000,000
Scranton
At this center
1,802,417
3 349 134
Philadelphia
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
at
Inc.
Dec. %
l,'714i270
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
$
2,117230
Chester
it- is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1956
j g14 576
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 4, clearings for all
0.7% above those of;the corresponding-week last
1957
$
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the
District—Philadelphia
x
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
cities of the United States for which
Reserve
43
+ 22.3
+ 12.5
12,409,562
+ 12.7
1,382,353
1,036,147,421
5,260,044
11,962,607
+
—
3.2
2.9
+ 17.4
8.4
9.347,145
69,656,000
8,323,527
3,811,360
105,335,265
4,531,067
42,733,833
15,426,369
1,284,052
991,050,215
4,813,336
11,238,570
+ 19.7
8,814,352
6,654,467
4,000,103
4.1
1,355,238,045
1,303,214,889
2.4
365,400,000
—
6,612,027
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Total
cities)
(17
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■
■
;/
■
r
1957
.
Week Ended Dec. 28—
1st
$
,
Boston
12 cities
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
York
4th
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
10
___,
11
Cleveland
7
,
6
,
10
__
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
1956
17
—&
Louis
4
7
__i
■
•
$
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
City
Dec. %
$
.732,492,879
r—
10,676,059,574
10,440,839,324
to
979,737,752
1,21^,525,409
1,343,627,600
1;404;G90,058
£
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1954
$
+
3.5
,761,832,072
+
2.3
10,764,643,991
11,734,436,522
—19.5
1,155,211,212
1,214,034,941
4.3
337,300,000
Kentucky—-Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
756,152,572
II
228,183,114
126,626,994
345,700,000
243,075,248
116,319,473
8.9
346,200,000
198,228,277
118,275,270
2,523,065
2,528,246
0.2
2,272,715
707,622,967
^1.8
10,493,109
'"328,332,945
—14.1
8,585,638
+ 11.6
322,848,002
126,857,557
7,682,295
+ 15.4
139,827,358
+ 24.5
7,154,707
306,320,678
112,860,115
7,204,629
4,030,604
4,253,786
9,908,284
V.
663,354,415
580,889,279
1,167,400,461
1,148,838,561
1,373,363,504
1,319,557,835
694,633,173
707,622,967
"1,281.287,519
1,208,649,987
+14.2
634,449,575
451,732,803
593,732,689
1.6
1,008,089,167
:
_
New
1,355,238,045
1,303,214,889
664,976,262
650,826,863
498,503,370
451,732,803
+
Total
(4 cities)
694,633,173.
Ninth Federal Reserve
99
+
It
V
553.92R26B
495,243,204
594,988,814
625,716,.080
99
"•
—
4.1
1.8
11.8
+
-
-
'5.2
+
547,455,491
503,619,570
449,731,478
+ 12.0
We
York
now
1,084,020,560
+
6.9
1,002,917,622
20,498,477,885
20,176,440,368
+
1.6
20,134,160,969
10,469,463,014
City
add
10,109,044,814
detailed statement showing the
our
9,013,190
Minneapolis
366,321,970
St.
146,432,582
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo—
407,563,74#
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
984,239,164
,
Montana—Billings
CO
-f-
9,767,403,850
20,768,789,482
Total
9,561,195
3,991,746
—
5,447,225
+
6.1
12,940,789
12,430,327
+
4.0
7,728,589
3,801,562
4,955,783
10,756,438
553,921,268
-
495,243.204
+11.8
498,503,370
V
3,870,272
*
5,781,270
cities)
(7
9,428,820,793
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
figures for each city for the
week ended December 28 for four
years:
Nebraska—Fremont
900,000
775,760
8,695,031
629,873
7,731,911
148,057,689
142,791,092
Hastings
Clearings at—
1
$
,
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor,
1956
1957
a
$
.
>
]
•
.
-J.."
Massachusetts—Boston
.2,530,689
1
6,319,406
•6,442,237
628,630,029
.;___
Fall' River
2.201,810
608,505,836
'
1955
or
Dec. %
$
1954
-v
..
••
2,222,180
6,284,156
3.3
642,723,434
638,410,170
932,380
659,513
676,408
8,239,005
128,240,853
9,314,671
7,407,795
+
3.7
8,579,319
—15.3
22,511,461
—12.4
13,640,387
6,011,907
939,934
+ 12.5
394,267,605
5.676,481
13,340,662
4,236,891
625,716,080
594,988,814
7,264,701
2,111,387
1.9
1.1
+ 23.2
25,310,858
Wichita
Missoiuji—Kansas City
—13.0
—
415,404,890
Kansas—Topeka
$■■•:
-
;
——
Inc.
3.0
City—
890,283
Week Ended Dec. 28
Portland
66^97^362 v, 650,826,863
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
579,341,367
459,556.643
1,158,828,041
It
99
mo
106,419,476
2,159,815
It
Helena
Total
Outside
176,847,572
884,863,937
—
"
10
-
6.1
•»
9
6
1955
Missouri—St. Louis
757,816,447
If
10th
Inc. or
+1
5.4
20,245,990
365,272,099
+
2.2
10,084,616
140,984,746
10,000,919
24,268,157
379,481,348
11,704,637
3,110,335
—
+
2,990.450
3,167,266
5.6
3,247,371
Lowell
1,772,376
1,279,100
+ 38.6
1,225,587
2,914,503
2,893,469
+
0.7
2,977,233
3,301,884
13,976,348
+
3.0
11,572,321
11.428,180
9,725,503
+
1.0
10.050,803
Vi 30,567,178
(9
cities).
9,707,565
32,017,764
Total
Springs
+ 34.0
4,452,810
3,884,987
+
5.2
547,455,491
579,341,367
+
2.5
8,404,574
+ 13.4
7.8
392,718,928
32,585,547
5,588,000
6,487,285
13,772,309
7,512,863
345,984,661
28,509,680
6,299,000
5,153,533
14,104,011
+12.0
459,556,643
407,563,748
1/048,546
New
Colorado—Colorado
»
Bedford-
Springfield
Worcester
_
_
14,395,963
___
_
\
^
n.
Connecticut—Hartford
1
9,823,636
.,
33,039,534
34,527,165
—
+.
4.5
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
New
Haven.^
18;64 6,312
Hampshire—Manchester
__
27,009,800
+
22.5
2,512,297
——»
21,415,105
33,082,500
:
Island—Providence
2,507,992
+
0.2
—12.9
19,059,466
18,398,530
28,379,800
29,930,600
2,071,957
:
(12 cltiesl
757,816,447
*
732,492,879
+
3,5
35,300,902
6,174,000
7,795,000
Galveston
—
2.1
+ 26.3
2,126,290
-
761,832,072
--7,182,182
(6
cities),
13,323,167
503,619,570
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,281,986
14,368,634
Wichita Falls
Total
Total
8,632.975
380,009,448
34,552,521
Fort Worth
'
New
Rhode
8.848,391
430,892,842
Texas—Austin
449,731,478
+ 14.0
+
756,152,572
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Seoond Federal Reserve District—New York-
Yakima
New
Yolk—Albany
Binghamton
Buffalo
35,214,742
•-
•
,
125,508,653
Jamestown
York
2,918,905
—
—
4,311,411
125,214,067
2,491,709
1,944,515
San
1,883,354
.
2,826,968
(10 cities)
+
2.1
10,366,757,119
10,366,757,119
33,424,836
+
4.7
32,789,917
+ 24.4
18,238,159
16,613,283
29,954,906
67,260,646
73,712,663
____
151,954,529
4,352,330
5.1
158,962,583
+
5.8
81,485,473
—
4.7
139,253^65
83,259,536
19,880,959
13,784,719
631,658,519
Beach
84,517,905
24,076,194
14,930.425
593,633,706
24,011,806
+ 13.3
20,484,570
4,207,659
Francisco
,
—
6.8
14,649,479
+
6.4
540,141,212
20,056,870
+ 19.7
18,350,636
9,051,340
7,608,268
+ 19.0
4,154,752
11,900,161
Pasadena
12,622,487
1,158,828,041
530,904,407
15,289,595
—
5.7
4,302,461
8,234,349
1,084,020,560
+
6.9
1,002,917,6^2
984,239,164
20,498,477,385
20,176,440,368
+
1.6
20,134,160,969
20,768,789,482
10,469,463,014
10,109,044,814
+
3.6
9,767,403,850
9,428,820,793
Santa Barbara
32,645,399
17,646,548
0.6
+
89,422,533
22,935,770
City
San Jose
—21.6
—
158,001,366
13,916,894
Lake
California—Long
122,895,832
10,067,395,554
64,699,177
Northern New Jersey
Utah—Salt
1.2
4,666,914
163,906,425
179,087,309
i—,
Oregon—Portland
4.3
10,281,614,871
♦34,000,000
Jersey—Newark
Total
2,162,115
(a)
33,959,614
21,945.238
-
Connecticut—Stamford
New
47,215,516
35,006,138
,
Rochester
Syracuse
126,978,025
2.288,006
+ 86.0
(a)
V 2,070,086
_
Elmira
New
(a i
18,929,849
165,204,748
4,637,377
172,206,272
Washington—Seattle
.74,167,940
10,676,059,574
10,440,839,324
+ 13.5—
—
+
27,270,539
35,338,156
3.8
63,711,792
80,425,440
72,387,578
2.3
10,764,643,991
11,734,436,522
Total
(10 cities)
8,299,524
70,170,456
0.6
Stockton
0
Grand total
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
(a)
Clearings operations
discontinued.
• Estimated.
44
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial aiul
(84)
-
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the dmereni
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
,,
l
NaMe
of Company
Jewel Tea Co.
dividend
Stock
Dec. 30
Dec. 31
Dec. 27
$
Argentina, pesoOfficial
Free
pound-,schilling
Australia,
Austria,
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0267793 ""
.0270790
.0271545
.0271211
...209950
.00311807*
(Free)
.00285795*
,00237562
.00237562
;.
.237970
—
,.237970
.
y\
Japan, yen
.209900
.00277912*
.327075
.0800560*"
.0800560*
'
Mexico- peso.—i——
■
—.
Netherlands, <guHdcr— ..mXNear Zealand, pound-—
rtuvw»y.
Norway, kjohw.
krona.
Philippine Islands, psso.
Portugal,. escudo
ir.
-
2.777537
—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar^).^.w—w——
Kerr
.00277912*
Serihs ' B-3
-
2.782797
"•
3-
2-14
1
2-14
"
3-1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
-2-14
12-31
.140080*
-
.496950*
.496950*
:
.0349000*
.0349000*
.0349000*-
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.797477
2.798879
(quar.)—
A
S-4
2.809375
2.810625
ul-15
1-4
2-15
-ivpC-
,H-
.?
cc
2- 4
3-15
4,/2C
—
I'X'
p12-30
12-20
1-15
12-31
44c *
-
Klein
.496950*
'
.233350
,
.2.794831
2.805312
...
—
-^;;..8c1-15
T
5c
Department Stores
(S.)
•
2-28
G-15
25c
(quaf;X—
Kroger Company— •• • -.
-7%
2nd preferred: (quar.)u,——
2-1-58
Electric, common. (quar.
<>. 15c5%% preferred A (qUar.)^:——:——i—• 13%c•
-
1-15
*
1-10-
2-
r
holdings
million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combine#
12-20
i...
1-18
La Consolidada H.
<iA::, co"m; American shrs';-2 4 v *'18c : :
l- 7
La Salle Extension University (quar.
% :15c -v 1-10
Year-encl1
-4!.™-,-"; ** 15c >!
1-10
Lakey Foundry Corp; v (quar.) 4 * 10c ■ ".f 1-18
Langendorf United Bakeries, com.
quar.) 1
y" 30c'"1-15
$1.80
preferred
(quar.)-—..'—^444-4:44 T45c' %' 1-15
Lees (James) & Sons Co., 3.85% pfd. (quari)SG'/ic .? 2-1
Lanrentide Acceptance Corp., Ltd;^-^'
Class B (quar.)l
-—*"■ $l5c.>" 1-31
•••'-
,
■
-
l
,
,
%
.
.
•
>
•
.
(In thousands of dollars.)
Increase ( + ) or
.
Decrease (—) Since
Dec. 25,
Dec. 31,
*
•
Jan. B,
-
-
.
„
ASSISTS—.
1957
.
/
Gold certificate' account.™—21,215,392
ttedomptien fund for F. R. notes
869,249
'
—
1957
1957
-j.
$14
increased
bonds
Government
S.
••
!.-
.
%
,
-
deposits adjusted decreased $189 million in
r
12-30
12-27
12-27
1- 6
12-30
'-J—841,001
5
—
25,701
City, $152 million in the San Francisco Dis- 7
trict, $64 million in the Chicago District, and $55 million
in the Kansas City District, but they increased $45 mil¬
lion in the Boston District,
Time deposits increased
$170 million at all reporting member banks, of which '
$101 million was in the San Francisco District.*
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$23 million and borrowings from, others decreased $152
million. Loans to banks decreased $281 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Lee
Leeds
5%
5%
1
Oilier
cash
discounts
.___u
and
22,084,641
443,288
.
+
338,622
-
advances-
:
55,364
Industrial loans
+
64.155
+
30,073 "
315,080
738,345
—
-
,
+
—
,
482
Acceptances:
"5
98,179
32,334
—
•
17
815,300"
—
.
—
,
Bought outright
Held under repurchase agree't
42,337
:
■
.
6,010
+
Loans
-
983,573
__+
Certificates
+
83,500
19,933,G12
—
737,697
—
and investments
Loans
23,718,935
519,350
83,500
135,J50
Real
Gov't securities—
24,238,285
+
218,650
Other
580,347
—
estate
54,533
U. S.
Due
[•I?
A
from
and
securities!—
24,359,819
foreign banks—
cash items
15
3
5,494,735
88,780
83,763
132
223,584
13,168
r
Uncollected
Bank premises
Other assets'
■
1
513,982
+
r—
1
324,095
—
+
—
32,255
U.
10,408
loans
26,087
*
Total
.
assets
"53,028,467
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
459,215
324,759
—
notes
27,534,791
175,880
19,033,795
-
410,519
+'
.S.
Treasurer—genl.
«,cct.
480,810
Foreign
Other
246,284
Deferred availability cash items
•Other liabs. and accrued divs.t
Total
134,370
29,658
356,340
——
liabilities
—
.351,758
103,926
65,686
75,532
+
65,977
—
239,830
257,678
7,592
*10,802
.
51,737,814
551,737,814
—
345,106
809,198'
*418,920
of
serves
note
gold
+
27,543
108,806
to
certificate
deposit
liabilities
Contingent
and
+
61,605
+
*1027419
—
459,215 '
13,807
4G.3%
+
0.4%
ances
purchased for
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments-.
From
adjusted
—
1.8%
accrued
dividends Dee.
—
.
164
•
482
+
2,963
iff
5
5%
—2,045
170
425
+
2,054
—
475
13
—
Banks
4
+
G71
23
67G
and
31,
1957,
a
152
common
those called under sinking
+
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
banks
chows
the
following
principal
changes
for
the
week
®nde<J D^25:»Decreases of $156
million in loans ad3usted, $482 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and
J408 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of $425 million in U. S Govern¬
ment deposits.
.
,
„
Commercial and industrial loans
increased $6 million
»t all reporting member
banks; the principal changes
were
increases of $33 million in
the Chicago
District
$16 million in the Dallas
District, and $14 million ir!
the Atlanta
District, and a decrease of $70 million
in
Ttfew York City.
Changes according to
industry appear
in another press
release. Loans to brokers
and dealers
ior
purchasing or carrying U. S.
Government and other
cecurities decreased $168
million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased
$63 million
and
note
l971--
5^* convertible debentures,
*
Announcement in
Page
«
1627
*
Date
-Feb
Page
2472
1
*
28
in
15
2758
15
2759
1
e
,Date
series A,
this issue.
due
1970—
1- 2
1
2-14
1-20
;
2-17
3-20
3-21
12-12
1-10
12-30
idc..: 1-24
12-30
2-
1
y t-13
2-
1
2-
1
1-13
1-15
12-31
-*
pfd. (quan) *"
$v:z47;z
$1.04
—
;
$1.11
(increased)
g
f•
430c
.
31
;
1-13
%C-^; 1-15
25c
12-31
1"
126c
,
;*
.
1-15
12-16
Xi
1-25
I 1-15
12-31
6 0c
4
1-15
$1.50
...
2-
-
.4
..
1
-Mar.
-
Page
1
15
-Jan
1
Inc.,
com.
1
2-
:15c
:
,
1- 6
1
1-
1
20c
2-
1-10
1
2-
6
12-31
1-15
t
1
'
2
20c
1-10
4
''3-18
3-31'
•4 J25c
$25c '••'.
6-30
6-18
8c.
1-10
12-18
6C
1-10
8%c/;
f-25
shares
shares-
;
Marine Midland Corp.—
4% convertible preferred
income!_2
X!
(quar.)
12-18
r
1- 2
1- 3
30c
1-10
5()c
.-4
1-15
1-15
12-16
130c
(quar.)__I
1-20
$1.50,"'
1-16
1- 2
1-15
12-13
.
'
(quar.)
v
50c
•
Basket.
(Calif.)-^
Stock dividend
(quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.).
Massawlppi Valley RR. (s-a)—.Matthiessen & Heg.eler ' (quar.)_
McCall Corp. (quar.):
McColl-Frontenac Gil Co., Ltd.—
1-25
^_2_.
$20c
117 %c
1-10
1-15
3%.v
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.— '
.'Common
12-20
12-20
1-15
1-2B
12-27
$3
2-1-58
12-31
20c
: :1-31
1-15
II.• 15c
| ' 2- 1
1-10
1-20
12-31
37%c..-
i
I—
X
-r-
—I—I
*
preferred (quar.)
"4
McCormick & Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
22—24* 4
M'e-Gregor-Doniger, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
~
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.— "
Stock dividend
±j.
—444—_
McLean Industries Inc., class A
*
,
t$l
$2.50
25c
"10%
Miami Window Corp.
(quar.)
Michigan: Gas & Electric, 4.40%
Miles Laboratories'
~
dividend
(one
2-
10c
.
Mojud C«;, Inc.
Monmouth
Park
for
each
40
(irreg.)
Jockey Club
shares held
,22—2
2_.
1-
1
1-16
12-31
12-31
2-
'
30c
^
1
1-15
1- 7
1-30
;
1
1- 3
1
2-
-■
-■
45c
1- 6
1-15
'3
35c
$1
2
1- 2
1-15
'
25c
•;
1-
12-27
•
1-24
15c
40c
8
1-15
IOC
^
1- 3
12-30
1
1-14
!
5c
$1.10"" 2-
(qua*.)—...
1-20
3
1-31
50o
(quar.)IIIII
Ghare~of-mssFon~DeI
1-17
2-
":
10c
Corp.
veltqjment Co.
1-20
1-17
1-31
.
aoc
—
.
pfd. (quar~7
(monthly).
Miller Manufacturing, class A (quar.)2.
Millers Falls Co. (quar.)
Minnesota-& Ontario Paper Co.
1
1-31
2-
7
,
l%c'1
.
McQuay-Norris Manufacturing (quar.)
Merchants Refrigerating (extra)
III
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)
III—I
Stock
12-30
2-
$1
I
(quar.) *
(quar.).
Mississippi Valley Public Service
2474
12- 4
1-15
5c
;;
$1.06% '•
preferred (quar.)__
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (quar.)„
Mission
-Jan
1-15
Ltd.—-
6%
Market
I
"
2
(initial)
Corp.,
1-16
1
" •
„„
common--^!
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
6t. Croix Electric
Co., preferred stock.
1-15
'
1-15
3-
.
^
«
Century Acceptance Corp., 8% cumulative
pfd. stock
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.
2-17
4 2-17
2-1
,
*•"'
4%
9en',l.mtge' bonds, 5% s. f. series, due Feb. 15. 1977 -Feb
Pet-Milk Co., 4 Va % cumulative
preferred stock
" -Feb
Seabrook Farms
Co., 3%% debentures due Feb,
1, 1962. -Feb
Company and Issue—
-
Martlme
Date
-'d <ton" b°ndS dU° July '• 1971- .Jan
M.?lto4tRe\T;dCo?pT-debS- dUC ^
12-31
; 3-10
;aoc:
lVXc.
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common
•
Diversified Oil & Mining
Corp.—
'
Pive-year 6% sinking fund debs, due
May 1, 19G1_ -Feb 25
Hidvandina (Energia
Hidroelectrica Andina) SA
Ltd
12-19
1-13"
t75c
priority shares
Conv. priority shares
Managed Funds, Inc.—
provisions^
Cluott, Pcabody & Co., Inc., 4% cumul.
2nd pfd. stock—Jan 31
Commodore Hotel, Inc., common
stock
jan
7
Mills, Inc., pfd. stock sinking fund
Feb
1
Poll-New England
Theatres, Inc.—Gen. income (now
fixed) 5% bonds due Nov. 15,1983_Jan
22
OUJCor,
preferred
Conv.
bonds, notes,
redemption,
fund
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
12-19
•
-
25c,
-
-
(extra)
Macy (R. H.) & Co.— *
4%% preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
Magic Clief-Food Giant Markets,
Mailman
of tender
"
2- 3
1-7
1-7-
.
50c-:
Island); conpnon
Machiett Laboratories
192
page
Company and Issue—
Home
(quar.)
—
152
—
or last date for mak¬
number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the
details were given in the
tenders, and the
F
,x.r'$i '"..;,;3-io
preferred < qua.fr)
Paper
indicates the redemption
12-31
3
'
MacLaren Power & Paper Co.—
'
"Chronicle."
Condition Statement of Member Danbs
•-
12-31
1-10
3-
25c
; •4c...v>
—
-
Electric
list of corporate
stock called for
1- 3
12-31
1-10
•
16cv"
_-^!z-j^!li!J-_.1
MacAndrews & Forbes Co., common
6% preferred (quar:)
Notices
preferred
1-1Q
404
408
10,851
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
ing
:
50c"
/D 20c*.
4
—
Corp.„
12-19
1-10
75c
(quar.)^^i—j'.
RR.—
-r
/
$1.^5-.-.
i—?
—
CiOwney (Walter M.)
Co., Ltd. (quaf.)!,
LyncJiburg Gas Co. (quar.)
4%
1 he date
•$6
50c
•
(quar.)-
(quar.)
1-9
(PeL)4~i::
Co.
^
Louisiana Power ds Light, 4.96%
4.16% preferred (quar.)_
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas ■& Electric, "cam..
^December 18 figures revised.
tExclusive of loans to banks and after
deduction of valuation
reserves; individual items are shown gross.
^
25,857
1,257
(s-a)—
Co.
^
>
;
.
Joint
Extra
99
109
l-io
1-28")' 12-26
Extra
Federal Reserve
Below will be found
+
5
tNo
|
+
1,683
324,759
7,968
1,109
"v
56,169
24,140
From others
27*737
"
*December 25 figures revised.
Ill
~
18
-
388
+
69
—
■r
'
:
Borrowings:
including
76,114
+
—
.
27
—
1,112
2,599
Interbank demand deposits: *
Domestic banks
R.
F.
3
281
1-25
.
,
761
••
1-10
.
Pipe, common (monthly)
,S.:i:-3i !
Common
(monthly)
2-28"
!_!_!1,V4, •('> >S 1
Common" * (monthly ) ^12—44
—J—4!4-w^' •' ' $1. 'f 3-31
8% preferred (quar.)™
-!-!_
$1
4-1
:
; Loft Candy Corp. (s-a)j.
4'
$!„••;. .l-„7
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)__—- •4- arao2-i l
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co. (quar.)_4—..
20c;: 1,1-24
19,348
61,605
accept¬
foreign
on
deposits
Co.
Industries
Lock
'
404
—
—
1-20
1-25
-
1
preferred
Preferred
+ 1,001
5
14
I
re¬
combined
liability
+
5;/
+
7,882
1,169
Time deposits except U. 5. Government
U. s. Government deposits,
2,030
402,975
—
519
+
53,028,467
Catlo
*—
1-24
; 1-10
v
& Telegraph
Local Finance Corp. (Rhode
Class A
403
—
Building
Original- -capital
Special guaranteed
567
—
LIABILITIES—
250,890
+
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Burplus (Section 7)
Curplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts
63
Foreign banks
20,117,231
4,070,844
14,948
313
1-24
1-25
.
r
^
plus ~17}/uc
(quar.)
Little Miami
80
+
:
77.
+
+
".
Reserves with Federal* Reserve Banks^.Cash in vault.
107,623
—
+- ••
'
4,829
to banks„«_^
Demand
MembeT bank reserves
'
1,725
Balances with domestic banks
r
Deposits:
U.
securities
"6"
18,000
L.
Other
List
-
88
—
"
1,533
—
bonds
^
8
.
11,380
Loans
—
•
192
8
+
8,772
Government securities—total
S.
30
168
—
1,114
leans
—.—
7
—
1,030
6
2
Square
Lionel Corp,
Extra
75G
+
-i
1-31
IOC
Link-Belt
•
577r
1-31
1-31
-
31 %c
•>*
r
Extra
,5%
.
---
+
•■■■-+
435
2,022
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes '—.I—!
888,338
—
;
'
1-24
—
Common
or -carry-
'
loans
/•,
.
■"
.
Lincoln Telephone
+
v
156"
.—
31,8.78.
...
"76
_
■
Total
1956.
31'Ac
—
Extra
,
Dec. 26,
Dec. 18,
1957*
88,502
!-
purchasing
ing securities
!
310,350
+
!
■
(quar.)
(quar;)—;4_—!
preferred B
1-15
-
' JfrZ 30c : ' 1-15
12-31
preferred; (quar.)_
2- 4-$1,121/2
1-17
Lewis Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)_
12-31
>$15c-... - 1-31
Ley (Fred T.) & Co.—-—.'15c
1- 9
12-18
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) SilVce
<In millions of dollars)
adjustedt-^_~-
Other loans for
890,697
—
25,
common
4Vii%
v.1
1957
'•>
Commercial and industrlalToaiis__i_-
2,801,750
Total bought outright—
Held under repurchase agree't
Dec.
•
-Agriciiltural. loans
L+Loans
to
brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying securities-
—9,153,913
;
•
adjustedt
+ 9,000,913
Notes
Total U. S.
;
t
.
Bought outright-
Bonds
)
ASSETS—
Northrup,
preferred A
Lincoln
.
$25c.;
——130c' • *
(quar.)^l—JSL?.•*'■? 15c*
capital gains dividend
from investment "income) 4
Lerner Stores, common (quar.)
;
-
.
!
383
■
"
7,783
+
280
—
;'
'
•
'.'V-;
■>
"
,
23,351
•Dt S. Government securities:
Bills
•
311
;
*7'^iaroc .5''
Tire Corp. * (quar:)
($1.30
,
ber banks follows:1- ;
&
&
Lehman Corp.--
,
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes o-f other banks
Rubber
112-30
"
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
:5% preferred' (quar.)—
New York
*
* t.
U.
of
,
•
Demand
■
1-31
.
-———
Statement of Condition of tho Twelvo
.k
;
5-29
2- 8
<t
.
\
•
12-31
:•
50^5^. 3-15
I&.I
———
Kuhlman
-
•Nominal.
^
:
3- 4
r. 1- 6
'
—.——.—
iwiiEi—r--.—
1-10
12-31
2.800124
2.807968
12-31
"
'1-15.
——-—U—
-
Common ■—:
'.
~
.140080*
.0349000*
,,
^
Kingsburg Cotton Oil, common-;—r++.-
.140080*
.140080*
—-
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound——.
United KlngdoJ*, pound ■tarling-
Series
v
.496950*
-
,
'
—'—"_4:
Keystone custodian Funds—
.0800560*
.263700
2.781559
3-1
1-15
common
pratiqipating
6%
.
,"\31%cV
'..6c.
(monthly)—-—^--,—-
——!
Monthly —:
Monthly u—
Kerr Mfg. Co.,
.0238096*
peseta
Fund
Income
v
;
.327275
-
.263700
-v.:'
2.780166
'
1- 3
15
•
.
1-17
•
:, .327208
.0800560*
.
.263650
.263787*
in*
■■■■..——
12-23
•
,
20
.210047
.2.810625'
.
.00277912*
.00277912*
.3269*41
—
Malaysia,. Malayan, dollar
«
1-15
1-29
t-tV
-—
J20c
$20c
^
*
;*-15
.237958 «
r
2.809375
»
12-63
—
•
.00237562
DAY
.209950
2.807968
.
.00285795*
•
.209812
2.805312
1-15
(Ottawa), Ltd
.00311807*
NEW YEAR'S
^237966
,
-
■v:.
-
12-20
.210050
.00285795*
.00237562
——-
CLOSED
.00311807*
.00285795*
(official),.
franc,
.00311807*
*
1.013828
.
.
EXCHANGE
-
-
Germany, Deutsche mark
India; Tupe*-—
Ireland,. pound.
Spain,
_• .209975
....
.0199937
.
STOCK
1.015312
1.015312
.209900
>
.0199937
.0199937
•
'
1.015625
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199937
—
2.239541
2.238545
/
2.237424
.0385356*
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
f»inlandi
markkaFrance
(Metropolitan),
Franc
2;235308
—,—-—
1-31
1-10
.
$
$
.0555555*
—
2-14
2%
(quar.).
——— ■< •>...
* 00c
Kansas City Power & Light—
.
3.80preferred
(quar.)_u_—- *:95c.V
47o preferred (quar.)
I
■
$1
4.20% preferred (quar.)i_;
————" •$1.05 ."
'i 4.35%'preferred (quar;)——$1.08% -»
4.50%. preferred" (qunr.)„.;—
$1.12 Va-'
Kansas City Southern Ry.-
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
$
$
;.
.0555555*
—
2-28
Joy Mfg. Co.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—35c
——
(Extra)—
Journal Publishing
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
•' ■
r
—
Johnson & Johnson
Money)
W-hen
Par
/J Share
(quar.)-—\50c
.
Extra
Mondav
Friday
page 10)
'
.
.
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York (Value in United States
Monetary Unit
Country- and
(Continued from
CERTIFIED .BY. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
DECEMBER 27,
1957 TO JANUARY 2,
1958,, INCLUSIVE
;
*
RATES
Monday, January 6, I95g
.
DIVIDENDS
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522
FOREIGN
.
.
''
1-30
1- 7
1-15
1- 3
1-14
12-20
,
1958
1
"
H
Number 5705
187
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
folders
—
1 Rec.
1-
12-20
12-23
'-I
12-23
1-17
■
f|
2-14
2-14
Mutual Shares Corpi'—
2-14
12-
6
1-
8
12-10
1-15
12-13
1-15
12-31
$25c
1-31
1-15
$1.65
"
1-15
5%
1-15
preferred
(quar.)
35C
1-11
12-23
6c
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
37y2C
—_
—
12-21
ii
50c
Biscuit Co., common (quar.)
Cash Register Co. (quar*)
Casket Co. : (quar.)
—
Chemical & Mfg. (quar.)
Electric- Wclding Machiiie Co. (quar.)
National Food ProdUOts—
v% A-A/V-,
» Stock
dividend
;
—l'_—
National
1-10 ■M National
12-31
li National
1-4
National
4m
2- *
National
||
3- 4
preferred
1-15
1-15
12-20
2-15
1-27
25c
2-
1
2-
1
Distance
1-6
M
■|1
11
12-31
National Fuel Gas Co.
National Lead Co.—
,
2-28
6%
;
Stock dividend
.
5-29
1
1-31
1-8
1-31
$1.50
•»—
v
—_
10%
1-15
5%
1-16
2
1-
.
1-15
Class
12-20
Solar
1-10
South
$1.07Va
95c
$2.50
2- 1
2- 1
1-10
1-20
1-.3
preferred (quar.)
Southdown Sugars (quar.)_
$1.50
3-4-58
2-20
Southern Calif. Edison
Co., com.
$2.50 1-10-58
75c
1-15
97VaC
2- 1
12-20
$1
Co.—
''■M
1-18
ii
National Dividend series
12-30
1
I
12-27
12-27
ment Income)
net
(from
ment income) ——.—
$1
M
12-30
1-15
1-15
12-31
12c
1-15
12-31
$40c
1-15
12-20;
30c
1-13
12-30
—i.
—
'
Price
Brothers
Co.
&
Prince Gardner
Co.
1-24
Extra
'
'*•
1-20
.
1-10
4-
1
3-10
Procter & Gamble bo.
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
'
V
y
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40 • preferred (quar.)
New Bedford Gas &. Electric (quar.)
—
1-31
2-15
1-31
.
■
Special,,
;
1-10
V
.-jV;*
Telephone
(quar.)
1-
1-17
6
1-
6
1-20
65c
3%
4.20%
12-24
1-10
25c
1-15
12-26
35c
1-15
1-
2
L2-31
New
55c
1-20
1-
1-10
12-20
1-10
"
12-20
$6
1-10
Jersey Realty (annual)—
—
Process Co; -(irreg. Ju^.
New York Wire Cloth, (quar.),
Newberry (J. J.) Co., ,3% %;t>fd. (quar.) »
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd. (quar.)
North American Coal Corp.,, (quar.)
P3 North American Refractories (quar.)—
North -Star. Oil,-Ltd., cl0*ss„A (quar.)
12-31
12-20
1- 8
1-
8
12-20
1-15
12-31
2-
1
1
Quarterly
Standard
56c
75c
1-15
12-20
2- 1
3- 1
1-10
pfd.
(quar.)
$2
4%
".
12-31
$2,50
12-31
12-31
2-
1-
6
Class
12-19
■
'
2-17
2-17
1-15
1-2
1-20
2-17
3-21
12-12
1-10
2-14
3-
2
2-14
Steel Co. of
1-20
12-23
15c
3
2-
.^Cjass
*
1-13
$1.05
1-14
12-20
-$1.06%
1-14
12-20
$1.12
1-14
12-20
50c
1-24
1-
3
,
1-20
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
$1.02%
1-15
12-31
$1.02%
1-15
12-31
22 %c
90c
$1.02
,
$1.04
1-15
1-15
Rochester
25c
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
L2-31
4%
preferred (quar.).
4.24% preferred, (quar.)
Olconite CO. "(quar.)--.,
Olin Mathieson Chemical
* '
$4.25%
preferred, (qiiar.)
12-16
1-15
L2-31
16
1-10
1-10
Stock
dividend
One-Hour
3-18
Otis
••
£
$25c
Stock
.1-
quar.)
1—__
the SEC),'—
Pacific
1-10
i
,2-
Pacific Power-& LRght Co.,
5%
common
4.52%.
'
3-19
4-
1
3-19
1-15
12-20
1-15
12r20
1-15
12-20
1-15.
12-20
$1.18%
1-15
12-20
1-10
12-31
1-10
12-31
40c
iquar.)-—
preferred
(quar;)-——
•
.
$1.25
—
$1.13
1-10
12-31
$1.54
—
prfefertetf (quar.)_
Telephone & Telegraph— ' '
«■%
preferred"' (quar.)-,—-—
Parke, Davis & Co", (quar.)——————
6.16%
1-10
12-31
12-31
$1,50
1-15
50c
1-31
1-
1-31
3
1-10
Packard-Bell" Electronics
i2y2c
1-25
Parker Rust Proof Co.
37y2c
1-10
12-27
16c
1-25
i-15
12V2C
1-25
1-15
(C.
J.)
Co., common—------—
5%, preferred .(quar.),
Peninsular Telephone^—
—
.
"
Tt.32 preferred
(quar.,).—i——:
33c
d%
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
'
4j25% preferred ■<
JPeriObscqt Chemical Fibre Co. YMg.)—
'
Common voting: ^opar.C_li—
Common' non-voting tqiiar.——
,20c
J 45c'
$$1.50
——
"
2-
1-25
1-10
J$,i.o6y4,J
\l-20
1-10
(quar.)
2-
31 %c
1
1-15
,
(Ed.)
1-10
12-20
25c
1-15
1-
—
common
20C
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
:
common
1-
1-31
2
.1-15
1-15
12-31
12-31
3
20c
2-15
20c
3-
1
2-15
$2.40
Tobacco
1-
2
1-
2
1-15
1-20
2
1-17
.
Stock
1
1-17
Stock
2-
1
1-17
,
J—
Ltd.—
Slater
$2.12
<N.)
Co.,
Ltd.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
! "
12-
8
5
A
2-1
1-15
2-1
$4.90
lrlO
12-29
$5.96
1-10
12-29
Treeswcet
1-10
12-29
Tri-Continental
6
12-16
6
6
2-15
1-17
2-
1-
1
3
2-
*25c
2-
1
1-10
1
.
1-10
+I5c
1-28
12-27
$25c
$53c
2-
3
1-10
1-13
12-27
1
.
1-15
3-
20%
1-15
7-
VJ
!> •!».
5
3-15
,
2-14
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$1.21
1
2-
1
1-10
2-15
60c
62 %c
2-
1-31
1
1-10
30c
1-10
12-17
15c
1-15
12-27
12 %c
1-15
5%
Trust Co., Ltd.—
(final)
'
1
(final)
1-10
17%%
.
1-
9
12r2»
1-
2-11
7
2-11
1-
7
1-28
1-
8
$1.06%
3-
1
2-15
$1,06%
3-
1
37.2857%
17 %C
(quar.)
.
J
2-15
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
7c
2-
7
12-30
.
30c
1-10
12-27
1-15
50c
12-31
2-17
20c
(quar.)
2%
>
preferred
preferred
.2-17
22 %c
2-
1
7%c
1-15
i
2.
2- I
1-15
12-31
5%
1-13
12-31
5%
1-15
12-31
25 c
2-
1
1-15
63%C
2-
1
1-15
$1.22%
2-
1
1-15
$1.49
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-15
1- 6
(quar.)
1-15
capital gains)
True Temper Corp., class a (quar.)
5%
preferred A (quar.)_.
Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)
Two Guys from Harrison, cl. A (initial quar.)
97c
1-15
12-31
$1.25
(Extra
Products,
$1.25
preferred
Corp.—
from
—
1-15
12-31
$1.12%"
1-15
12-31
IOC
1-15
13 %C
1-20
1-10
12-16
(stock dividend)-
2%
1-13
(quar;)
25c
1-15
Chemical
Corp.
12-26
1-
2
Union' Electric Co.—
„
of Canada,
Tool,
com.
fquar.)
United Fruit Co. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
2-
$40c
1
1-
3
35c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
2-10
1-10'
60c
2-28
1-31
2-
1
l-
15c
2-
1
1-
7
75c
1-15
12-
6
1-22
12-31
$2.50 1 -10-58
12-20
$35c
«
——
Keno- Hill 'Mines ." Ltd.' (quar.)
New Jersey RR.
& Canal
Distributors
1-20
1-20
27%C
—
increased)
—
United
Shiri
2-15
2-15
$1.25
com.
United
United
r-20
92 %c
Union Oil Co. of California (quar.)
United Corporations, Ltd., class B (extra)
Drill &
2-15
$1
1-20
,87%c
—
Union Gas System (Kansas)
5% preferred (quar.)
Preferred
2-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred. (qutr.)„
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
Union Gas Co;
1-15
■
■
31%c
-
2-25
k
j
$1.14
(quar.)
2-13
1-
1-23
$1.19
dividend
11-30
1-15
1-23
$1
(stock dividend)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com.
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
1
„
'
12- 9
30c
Co;* (quar.;
Caribbean Airways (Del.)—
2
?45c
(quar.u-—
1_
(The)
United
—
shares
shares
3-
...
—
(Quebec)
7
i
•
$2.50
1-
31
_
1-
$1
Class B
Trans
12-31
Exrra
12- 9
$1.16- (>'-•'2-•'1
dividend
1
Trane
1-30
.
7
$1.14
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Towle Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
15c
;
1-
Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Toro
2-
approximately 67c will be
declared from realized net capital gains
(quar.)
2-15
150
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
2-
A distribution of
'Common
2-15
25C
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co., common
4 V4 %
preferred (qtiar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4-17
1-
150
12-30
Mfg.—
Securities
Deferred
1-17
$33y3c
1-15
dividend
'Ordinary
12-30
of Canada—
Co.,
3
12-27
(quar.)
1-15
IOC
convertible
Stock
9
—;—
Glass
Thermoid
1-10
America
12-27
1-25
Tidewater Oil Co.,
1-
A
12-17
1-15
25C
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
15c
of
1-15
5%
27% o
4%
30c
class
$$1.25
.
Texas Power &
Shakespeare Co. (quar;)—
Shareholders' Trust of Boston From net in-
Corp.
12-17
Illinois Natural Gas Pipe Line—
Common (quar.)
Udylite
Sheraton
1-10
12-17
1-15
Texas
12-30
Shawinigan Water & Power'Co., com. (quar.)
12-10
$40c
;
dividend)
"
1-
1-15
$17c
7
1-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Common (stock
1-10
Dec.
1-
.1-17
$4c
preferred (quar.)__
$4.64 preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission
10c
on
6c
12 %C
„
iquar.)_
1-2
1-31
1
1- -2.
Extra
(quar.)
Sigma Mines
1
: 12,-31
10c
—
9
1-20
1-15
15c
B
Aircraft
UES
*
1-
1-15
1-31
15c
(quar.)
Talon, Inc., class A
V 7-17
1-20
1
3-
preferred
$2.50
1
12 %c
Susquehanna Corp. (stock dividend)
Swan Rubber Co.
(quar.)
Swank, Inc. (reduced quar.)
12-31
income
12-16
1-15
12t31
.
68 %o
1-15
1-
12-31
24-58
—
12-31;
1
2-
1-29
(Los Angeles)
1-15
25c
10c
income.
■'.
3
Class
investment
3-11
4-
40c
(N. Y.)—
1-
"
From
12-31
1-
Paper Co.—
Seven-Up Bottling Co.
1-10
2-14
12-30
5-1-58
8-1-58
$1.25
2-25
12-1»
8
2-28
12-30
1-
27%a
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
—
Security Banknote Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Selected American Shares, Inc.—
6
4%
12-30
1-15
2V/*o
5%
1-
56c
Trust
Corp. (stock dividend)-,
Strawbrldge & Clothier (quar.)
Strong, Cobb & Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Stubnitfc Greene Corp., common (quar.)
60c preferred (quar.)
Sun Drug, lac
Sunrise Supermarkets (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a).
Ordinary (s-a)
,
12-30
Corp.
5 y2 %
12-18
3-11
1-24
12-30
1-20
1-
1-
4%
2
2-10
1-
12-31
7%c
$4.56
140
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
2- 1
2-10
,75c
1-10
25c
1-15
27^/«C
1-3
12-31
25c
22c
25c
1- 3
1
1-10
50C
preference (quar.)
conv preferred (quar.)
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
Thompson Fibre Glass (quar.)
Time Finance (Mass.); 50c preferred (quar.)
Tishman Realty & Construction Co.—
(quar.)
1
2-
',
;
1-10
.
2-
3
1%
12-27
;
1-
10c
12-16
5%
12-14
(quar.)
1-17
1-15
1-15
1-15
—
12-31
1-15
$40c
Co.
1- 0
25c
$1.09
$1.31 y4
$20c
25c
1-13
1-15
25c
Thatcher
.
12-31
7%C
lie
30o
24c
25c
22y2c
(quar.)—
common (quar.)
12-31
1-15
(quar.)
common
12-27
$$1.25
—
1-15
$30c
1-25
1-25
$25c
1-15
$30c
1-24
3
II-20
4%
(quar.)—
1
12-81
Temco
I-13
1-23
1- 6
35c
1-31,
6%
1-31
30c 2-10-58
35c
1-15
$1.12y2
1-15
$1.25
1-15
$1.37y2
1-15
$1.50
1-15
$1.44
—
—1
&; Co.,
& Sons
1-10
.12-20
20c
Class
40c
-
2-
25c
.
12-31
'
43%c
Y.)—
(N.
35c
Industries, Inc.
Common
2-17
2- 3
2-vl,;
2-1 ;
1-15
25c
1-10
1
(inittal)__l—r.—^..17041-15;
Sherwin-Williams Co.
T^;
1-15
—
1-24
.
1-25
850
preferred (quar.)—
$1
$4 preferped (qiiar )_
$1
Scott. & Williams, Inc. (extra)
—
9iy4c
Scovill Mfg., 3.65% preferred (quar.)
:
7c
Sebewaing Brewing Co.
25c
Seaboard Finance Co.,
common
(quar.)—
$1.18%
$4.75 preferred (quar.)_
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
—-—
20c
Seaboard Oil Co., common (extra)
1-24
2-15
(quar.)——_
^eaihsylvariia Power Co;—
l 4.24 % - .preferred. „.(qpas,)^Ii^—■
.
2M5
32y2c
••——
$1.30' preferred (quar.Ty--———-—
Penn Traffic Co. (s-a)
Pennmaajs
2-15
—————
•
1-10
2-
$3.40
1-24
25c
41 preferred.' (quar.)-
1
1-15
Co;'(qu^)
vestment
:
1-
1
5%%
preferred A (quar.)_—
—__
6ya%. preferred A (quat.)————i-u—
^'5%% preferred A (quar.)
Scott 8s Fetzer (extra)^.,
1-3
;
H
.
1-25
u
•
$1
Patterson
C3
«
2
12-20
93 %c
Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
Schwitzer
.
*
Pacific
(quar.)—'—
(quar.)—*—_—
1-10
<
,$i.i8y4
,
1-15
$$1.19
(quar.)
Dividend
Schuster
Scott
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred,
12-27
1
$1.09
.—_
,1-15
4-
$1.12 Va
'quar.)
1
5%
—
1-10
"
dividend)—
Castings—
preferred
Stock
2-14
1-15
(quar.)_
$4.75 convertible, preferred
1
60c
—-i—
(quar.)—--r
(quar.)
-—
Corp., $4.36 pfd.
(quar.)—'—
preferred
preferred
$4.75 preferred
:
12-31
1-15
Lighting
$4.40
$4.50
•
—————.———,———r'r
12-20
1-25
40c
preferred .(quar;)
Schenley
12-31
,
1-17
1-20
1-
2-19
1-16
$15c
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Texas Electric Service
pfd. A (quar.)
5%% preferred B (quar.)
Scajfe 8s Co., Ltd., class A
6
20c
.
6%
12-23
-
1-31
15c
preferred (quar.)
S^geht' &
12-23
3-
$1.25
yl-24
(quar.).
Corp. Ltd.,
Steel
Savannah
3
1-15
$1.25
fquar.)
(quar.)„
.Stock dividend (subject to the approval of
^
Co.
preferred A
4.40%
3
1-24
10%
Pacific Intermountain Express
12-20
12-27
1-24
50c
common
1-
1-24
10c
6
30c
Louis
1
'v.; 1-24
1-31
20c
—
2-
•
1
Stouffer
1-15
25c
4.36%
200%
^
1-
1-20
$5
dividend:
1-
1
45c
Paul Mre & Marine Insurance
12-20
1-10
1-24
2-
Light & Power—
Lawrence
4y2%
7%c
.
Pacific Finance Corp. (Del.) , 5% pfd." (quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (quaT.)_v_rr^-r-
112-13
12-20
2-
$5 preferred (quar.)_____——————
'
1-10
1-15
2-15
—
Oxford Paper Co.,
Insurance
San Diego Gas & Electric,
5%
preferred (quar.)
12-10
2-14
(quar.)—
.
1- 2
I'15
$$1.75
50c
(initial
Inc.
Co.
12-13
2%c
—
St.
C
1-10
3-
1-23
Stone Container (quar.)
Stock dividend
20c
St.
.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas <quar.)!.
Oxford Electric. Corp. (irreg.)——.—
Stock divideiid
|12—16
1-
$50c
Arms
(annual)
Over-the-Counter Securities Fund-
jh
1- 2
12-30
2-14
12-12
30c
Aircraft
5%
12-30
1-15
'
5%
Overbroolc
r
St.
1-15
$15c
$13%C
9
2
*
<
Valet,
Elevator
1-
1-31
$1.12%
1-
59%C
preferred B (quar.)
5V3% preferred C (quai\)
6% preferred D (quar.)_
2-14
3-1-58
$1.06%
....
6-16
*
1-15
1
'
—
112-31
1-10
12-31
2-
2
9
2-13
50c
2
.
Jersey
93%C
4Ya % preferred (ouar.)_.
Sterling National Bank &
Quarterly
Stix, Baer 8s Fuller
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$15c
Roxbury Carpet Co.
(quar.)
Royal McBeo Corp., common (quar.)
4y2% preferred A (quar.)
12-31
1-15
11-
1-18
50c
5%
preferred (quar.)—;—
Ltd. ^
-6% preferred A (quar.)
5%% conv. pfd. B (quar,)———
Ontario Steel Products, Ltd., com. (quar.)_
.-Extra'
•7% preferred (quar.)—J—~
Opelika Manufacturing Co.-—
;
6
1- 3
1-15
50c
convertible
4%%
.
1- 6
L2-16
-1-31-
$1.06
Ontario Jockey Club
12-30
L2-18
1-10
Oliver Corp.—
2- 4
1-
-
20c
.
6
10%
Corp.
(quar.)
Roosevelt Raceway (stock dividend)
■
.
_
12-
1-
V'
"•
Stern <Sc Stern Textiles—
5%
preferred C (initial)
Mfg., common (stock
5%%
Rohr
.A r,.aO
47!"VC
——
6
25c
Rockwell
'
-
.
1-
>
Button
Rockland
1-10
25c'
:
vv'.1.1
8s Electric—«j
Common, (increased quar..)——
5c
Corp.
American
Rochester
25c
$p'ahoma.jtjas
2
(extra)
Quarterly
1-13
12-31
1-
Reynolds Metals Co.—
12-31
:—■
3-10
8
'
40c
New
(quar.)
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors (quar.)
12-20
1
1-
w_
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
.3%%
preferred (quar.)
River Brand Rice Mills (quar.)
Riverside Cement Co., pfd. (quar.)
12-31
$2%C
*
—,—*—.——i——---
1-27
1-10
■!'
J
Sterchi Bros. Stores
12-20
4-
■A
Inc.
Reynolds Aluminum Co of Canada, Ltd.—
1st 4%% preferred (quar.)
J.
12-31
1-24
$40c
12-31
$30c
Steinway
50c
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Stores
1-15
87 %C
(quar.)
Reliance Electric & Engineering (quar.)
Renner Company
Republic Supply Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Revere Racing Assn., Inc. (quar.)
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
12-23
"
B ^(quar.)-^i^——1—,
Extya
Reitman's
Reliable
1
4.22%
Resources,
Reed Roller Bit Co.
1-10
1-24
22c
—
1-31
1-15
12-31
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
of
Steel Improvement & Forge
Stock dividend
12-12
1-27
25c
(quar.)_.
Raymond Concrete Pile (stock div.)
Reading Co., common (quar.)
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)__:__^_i.
12-31
1-15
2-15
(s-a)
Stanley Aviation Corp. (N. Y.)
Steak u Shake, Inc. (Del.)
(quar.)
12-23
50c
12-31
12-30
1-13
common
1-15
25c
12-30
of America,
3-15
(s-a)
.
3-20
Corp.
Radorock
..
2-14
Radio
12-27
1-27
4-
1-10
B
1-20
1-10
1-13
1-31
2c
!50c
Products
45c
2-25
12-20
50c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph,
25c
-2-40
$2
preferred
1-10
$35c
90c
preferred (quar.) _____
4%%
preferred
(quar.)—"
c
4,% %; ;preferred.: (qilair.
_
Northern Pacific' ;Ry\ /,dud*.;)
NorthernQuebec Power, Ltd., com, (quar.)
Northern States Power (Minn.), com. (quar.)
$3.60 preferred (quar.)$4.08 preferred (quar.)—
us
$4:10 preferred ?(:quxi.r.'iil_iX--:
$4.11 preferred (quar.)-—————
$4.16 preferred (quay.)~———
Northern Telephone Co., Ltd., com. (qiiar.)
Northwest Engineering Co.—" v >■
Glass A' (quar.)—___—lA-A-A
12-31
-
Ry,
12-24*
1-10
1-10
1-15
2%
:
Co.
Insurance Co.
$1.50
$3.50 1st preferred (quarj
Railway Equipment & Realty
$62 %c
50c
(quar.)_
1
■$% 1
:
450
2-14
w
:2-
:
•
$1.25
$1.05
$15c
(quar.)
Northern Illinois- Gas (quhr.)__
Northern Indiana Public Service—
12-19
i
Central
12-31
25Q
(quar.)
l
1-15
Northern Engineering Works
2- 3
~
(1956 series)
preferred
Northern
1^10
10c.
.
(quar.)
com.
:
1-16
■r
1-15
1-15
9c
3- 1
3- 1
(quar.)
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)_.
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co._
1-15
15c
1
1
.
(quar.)
Radio, Ltd.
(quar.)
Standard Railway Equipment Mfg.
Stanfields, Ltd., class A (s-a)
12-23
1-22
$1.06y4
1
2-
2-
Standard
12-13
1-15
2-
^
Fire
Standard
3
2-15
1-15
45c
1-
1
59c
.
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
3%*%, preferred A (quar.)
12-20
1-15,
$75c
(quar.)
12-31
2-
$1.20
*
Quarterly
50c
2-10
-
25c
'
1-20
1-15
59c
Fund
$1.60 convertible
1-13
12-31
2-15
Southwestern Pubnc Service Co.—
Standard Dredging—
1-13
2-
90c "
$1.17y2
;
2-1
25c
93%C
.
—_
1-3
i
—
—
12-16
12-19
'.
New
New
Industries
12-31'
1-15
V
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
(quar.)__
$5 1st preferred
30c
(quar.)_
1-15
37 %c
Southwestern Life Insurance
3
1-17
5
5
Extra
12-24
England Gas &• Electric AssociationCommon (quar.)
_is.,
—;—
New Jersey Natural Gas (quar.)___
preferred
Southwestern Drug Corp.,
12-24
1-15
1-
1-
37 %c
Lid.,
Southland Royalty (stock dividend
Southeastern Factors
12-27
20c
(quar.)
common
8%
1-31
1-31
(quar.)_
Power
Materials Co. (quar.)
Southern Nevada Power (quar.)-;
Southern New England Telephone
6
1-
1-31
87J/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4j/4%
50c
Co. Ltd.
30c
5%
Common
■;..■
$15c
—_______—
Brunswick
New
1-10
$1
.
—
1-10
"
5
28c
,■
Southern
(stock dividend)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—-
3-10
2-15
•60c
35C
Ss'-H
^
i''
1-
2-20T
Progress Mfg. Co.
.35c
<•
1-24
1-15
3- 3
1-24
1-
28 %c
\
(quar.)
A
Canada
Southern
3
$1.50
12-27
California Gas Co.—
preferred
preferred
4.80%
$1,75
^
(quar.)
1
25c
Ltd.; common
1-24
2
1-
12-13
1-10
25c
Ltd,,
25c
Neaber Lumber,
1-15-58
(quar.)
4»/a% 1st preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
invest-
National Steel Car, Jjtd,___
National Tank Co. (quar.)____—
Corp—ru
12-30
3%
Edison Co. 3.60% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
of Canada Ltd.—
4.70%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
1-
1-13
1-31
Southern Colorado Power, com.
4.72% 1st preferred (quar.)
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
1-10
1-10
Power Corp.
5c
National
Shares
Potomac
12-31
1
|i
12r30
12-31
1-15
—__—
series
Bond
National
1- €
1-15
7c
(from net invest¬
15c
60c
\(quar.)
$62 %c
8c
Electric Co.
A„
1-15
1
1-15
$1.12%
com.
26c
(quar.)
1-15
2-
Southern
5%
General
13c
6%
6%
12-31
12-15"
12-30
Stock dividend
Portland
1-15
2-1
1-15
1-31
12%c
x
preferred
4.56%
Southern
•
1- 2
25c
%%
4:48%
1-15
,
dividend)
Porter-Cable Machine
quarterly distributions;
Estimated
National: Balanced series (from net invest¬
ment income
—_;—
*
x
•
12-31
12-31
12-31
12 %c
Coast
Corp. (quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas, common
(quar.)
Southr Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4
1-31
1t31
1-15
(quar.)
1-10
2%
■
•'
12-20
Co,
(quar.)_
Co.
2
60c
$20o
(quar.)
(J,, Hungerford)
Aircraft
1-
12-31
,1-31
$50c
___,
preferred
1-10
12y2c 1-15-58
(stock
Extra
$25c
,
11
$2
of Rec.
3
Ltd.—
2- 1
dividend
B
.
12-27
2T
45
Holder*
Payable
40c
2- 1
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Polymer Corp., class A (stick divid.)
12-16
1-6-58
25c
_—
Manufacturers & Stores ,(quar.)__
National Propane Corp.— /-A.
^
Common
(stock
dividend)—
National Securities Series—
National
Share
o.)
Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills,
Common (quar.)
Smith
dividend
Stock
(A."
$1.17
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Yorngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Pittston Co., common (quar.)
3
12-31
1-15
,
preferred B (quar.)—___—
ll National Malleable & Steel Castings
12-31
1-
1-17
2%
1-20
Plllsbury Mills Inc., $4 pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical—
1-14
:27%C.
12-19
25c
Smith
-
±
Stock
(quar.
1-15,
2- 3
j
■ •
.
12-20
12-27
$1.25
50c
Telephone
Extra
1-15
25c
1-15
1-15
Hame of Company
12-31
25c
—__
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp.
25c
1-15
When
Pgr
of Rec.
70c
(quar.)
Philippine Long
■Quarterly
30c
Holders
Payable
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
12-17
12-31
12-31
Share
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp. (annual)
Phila., Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
Quarterly
:
Philadelphia & Trenton RR (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
12-20
10c
i
9
6.%
4.68%'
,£.40%
"4.30%
*•'
-•
(Year-end of 15c from realized capital .gains
and 20c from ordinary income)—
i| | Mutual System, Inc.,. common (quar.)——
2-14
2-14
1-15
37 Vac
■..Quarterly.'-,:
——
--~
Muter Company .(stock div.)
I
6
5%
__
Morris ( Phillip); Inc. - (see Phillip Morris, Inc.)
Motorola. Inc. (quar;
:
!
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd. (quar.)
—
I Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
I
12-
of Company
Philippine Air Lines
Portland Gas Light Co. (Me.), common
$5 preferred (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.
6
15C
(Win. S.), Inc. (stock dividend)
Moore
3
1-15
25c
i
1-27
50c
Chemical' Co, <quar.)
Montrose
i
2-14
L—''-IU
.
1-
50c
Co. (quar.)
__________
Montgomery Ward Co., common (quar.)
Montana Power
Name
of Rec.
Payable
When
Per
Holders
When
Share
of Company
Name
(85)
(s-at--
'
——
rtjuar.) —
^
7
*U0o *
15c
1-21
1-10
46
(86)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
United
Company
Corp., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
(Bait.)—
Payable of Rec.
62V2C
2-
1
37v2c
2-
1
50c
U.
Foil
S.
S.
U.
class
Co.,
^ extra)
A
__I—
Holdert
When
Share
Shoe Machinery
11-
1-15
12 Vic
1-
3
3
12-20
8
12-10
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
(one share of Hoffman In¬
mains,
meters,
and services to serve new customers, and for improve¬
distribution system.
which completed
its conversion to natural
gas
in
November, 1956, distributes natural gas in an area of • approximately
450 square miles located principally in Portland, the Willamette Valley
in Oregon, and Clark County in the State of Washington.
The company
is supplying or has contracted to supply more than 59 industrial cus¬
tomers.—V. 186, p. 115.
to its gas
company
ternational Corp. for each 10 shares held
U.
S.
S.
1-15
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
Investment Co. (s-a)——
industries.
1-10
12-23
1-
6
12-23
the
25c
(Increased quar.I
U. 8. Shoe Corp.
1-
6
12-23
$1
30c
1-15
1-15
12-27
87 Vic
1-15
12-23
25c
2-14
1-31
This
-.**■—w.—~—'
•
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred (quar.)
0. S. Vitamin Corp. (quar.)__,
United Stockyards Corp.,
common
70c preferred
(quar.)
17 Vic
(quar.)_
1-15
12-20
class
B
Universal
Universal
Products
Co.
6%
Co.,
12-20
balance
87 Vic
2-
1
Van
Horn
(quar.)_
class
$1.19
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
3%
2-
1
1-10
15c
1-15
12-27
40c
•
——-
1-15
50c
A
Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
B.),
A
Preferred
Van Seiver
A
(quar.)—
1-31
1-15
12-12
the
5%
ties
Act
In
1-10
2-
3
1-13
of
2-
1
1-15
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
date
A pfd.
(quar.)
8-
1
12-31
7-17
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
Ventures,
Virginian Railway
1-
2-11
t25C
4
1-24
1-24
12-30
preierred
(quar.)—.
15C
2-1-58
1-17
a
preferred
5-1-58
4-16
p.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
15C
6%
15c
8-1-58
Lubbock,
this
the
corporation,
hearing
a
question
the
for
Securities
Co.,
Walker (Hiram)
(Increased)
(extra)
:—
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
common
15c
dividend
_.—i—
a
and
Walnut Apartments Corp.
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
(Phila.)_
Warren Bros,
/
respect
to
proposed
a
order
stock
public
(quar.)
"B"
5
1-17
1-15
12-31
41/2 %
Western
preferred
should
$1.06 x/4
Oct.
28,
(accum.)
Plywood Co.,
Western
Tablet
1-
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-13
1-15
12-13
t35c
1-15
1-15
1
12-23
1-15
1-15
1-15
12-20
1-31
1-31
3%
r
"
$1.43%
'1-31
1-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
50c
2-
1
1-17
75c
2-
1
1-17
5%
1-15
25c
1-20
12-10
1-
1-15
$2
2-
1-10
1
1-21
2-20-58
25c
1-30
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
__
(quar.) I
5-
1
4-11
25c
8-
1
7-11
Wisconsin Electric Power—
$1.50
(from
investment inc.)
(quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Wool
Combing
(Canada,
Worcester
4.44%
Yellow
G'v
County
Electric
preferred
Wrlgley
Co.,
Co.
6%
convertible
Zale
Jewelry
Zenith
preferred
1-
1
2-
1
50c
1-15
Less
British
t
Less
Jamaica
*
Previous
9c
1-15-58
1-10
Net
published
t30c
2-T
1-
186,
was
(»
1-
2
1
1-31
1-15
source.
7%.
The
to
respect
1957—Month—1956
Boa-
$
Jan.
2
100,386,825
2,909,047
25,398,774
29,563,127
The
corrected
»aymea»
1,389,214
1,666,236
14,900,529
14,544,967
&
Gas Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock Of¬
proposed
a
A
stock
provides
offering
this
by
conditional
a
company.
exemption
stock
manage the
proceeds
proceeds,
nuance
registration
$1 per share pursuant to such an
exemption.
Commission's order asserts that Red Rock
file
Oil
the* terms
M.
from
the
financing
together
with
company's
penaitures for
other
1958
1958. estimated
of
and
conditions
of
Regulation
in
A,
(1)
failed
that
to
it
comply
failed
funds
used
$1,000,000 and
from
whether
vacated
made permanent.—V.
or
184,
the
suspension
2839.
p.
Mr.
Throne-
devote
62,
full
became
'«;•
time
board
a
K
•
the
by
Ohio
Co.,
Columbus;
133
on
.
are
being offered in $500
receive
'
&
Ohio,
Sons
warrants
class A
be
$22.5G
and
$1,000 denominations.
entitling / them
stock
common
share
per
$25
or
to
buy
20
$1,000 in
per
when the warrants are exercised.
—
Chemical. Plant, which
processes and sells lawn
and related
products, is leased to O. M. Scott &
186,
shares
debentures.
share
per
depending
ti
,
seed,
grass
Sons
d
under
r<
629.
p.
si
Seaboard Air Line
RK>—Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
/.•;■''
oper.
ti
.1957—Month—1956
-
' •
'J
$
revenue--
13,512,274
expenses
10,249,778
oper.
S
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
■
Ji
$
12,941,280 148,384,740 147,642.262
10,068,240 112,556,052 109,721.520
V
Net revenue from rail¬
way
operations—it-
Net
ry.
Net
income
oper.
3,262,496
jncoine---
2,873,040
36.328,688
37,920,742
1,684,922
1,592,068
19,321,761
21,061,980
ec
1,475,597
4,805,285
1.441,248
16,686,965
18,388.913
sc
outstanding',-
shs.
4,770,048
4,805,285
4,770.048
-$]
sh.
$0.31
80.31
$3.47
____
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
•'
186,
com.
■
U!
$3.86
2478.
Seaboard
W
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
operating
operating
Railway
Net
ry.
exps.
from ry.
rev.
ops.
$683,959
inc.
197,432
operating
186,
1957—Month—1956
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$2,101,505
$2,133,147 $24,696,916 $24,745,010
1,417,546
1,406,487
16,408,348
15,964,423
rev.
$726,660
230,982
Rio
See
Oro Uranium
Uranium
Command,
atlantic
above.—V.
186,
$8,780,587
2,981,108
2,805,509
in
part
the
Reclassification
basis
ot
holders
100
at
of
the
special
class
A
for
common
a.
each
class
for
are
to
be
to
purchase
each
five
offered
to
one
common
Tne
company proposes
purchased under the
18e!
purposes.—V
shares
A
into
share
common
was
to
holders
of
additional
shares
use
the
of
common
common
held.
rights
to
buy
the
6V2%
amount
indebtedaess and for
2624
p
at
expire
from
Mines>.LtcL ln principal
stock
share
Rights
proceeds
shares
approved
meeting.
1958
15.
Canada, Ltd.—Financing, etc.
operations,
to
repay
will
be
of
on
sale
on
the
bv
stock¬
of
record
$1.50
per
Feb.
15.
of
used
time
and
of
exceeding
general corporate
Earnings Up—
1957'
wni^ho
.?.?a
195G
on
the
$0.15
233,329
13
244,860
105,863
101,927
283,118
stated:
179,624
"Operations
proiitable
up to this
continue.
At
the Potable trend will
company was absorbing
heavy start up expenses
qSc,rtJr."-vn,'l8rp.C733raCt
""" <"<l ^
»
pVofit
program.
Construction
$6,000,000. will be used
Rockwell
ex-
primarily for
or
Manufacturing
Top 1957—
program
&
1049-H
the
iq?7lefiJ.°rA ^f58
in
States, and
to
Equal
f're e>:p(,<H'd 10 etlURl or'slightly exceed the record
y 8ia.WO.000.. «c«rdtog t. WIHard P.
prediction."
he
said,
"is
based
on
the
rate
of
trans¬
■■
military
S.
military
installations
in
-
dependents
Western
Eu¬
is directed
Western
Super
1,
sinking
made, at
New
way,
fund,
The
York
come
at
1001,/2%
Marine
15,
(Joseph E.)
N.
Midland
Y.—V.
186,
Co.
Profit
after
of
$96,000
operation
ixxterest.
New
of
Payment
York,
the
will
120 Broad¬
1379.
p.
Seagram & Sons, Inc.
all
(& Subs.)—Net In¬
profit
1957
operating charges
income
on
The
a
next,
1,
through
accrued
Trust
Feb.
on
1962,
and
Lower—Affiliate Expands—
Taxes
5,100,000
————
Phnrma-Craft
Corp.,
9.500,000
$6,317,029
pharmaceutical
a
1956
.
$11,417,029 $17,477,000
—
—
multi-million-dollar
affiliate,
$7,977,000
embarking
is
expansion
program, Frank T. Bell, President
Pharma-Croft, announced..on Dec. 23.
He said the
corporation had purchased a
plant near Princeton; N. J.,
it
will
establish
its
main
production facilities
and
executive
headquarters.
The present
plant in Batavia, N. Y., will continue to
operate at lwll
capacity in the production of Coldene cold medicines
and Fresh
deordorants, Mr. Bell said.
Pharma-Craft sales have
tripled to about $9,000,000 this year from
where
$2,0/5.000
year in
ucts,
three
last
years
12
.
months
Bell
'•-"/
estimated
!
sales
".V
-
for
-
the
coining
••/
.
Pharma-Craft has brought out five/new
prod¬
Bell
Mr.
Mr.
ago.
of. $12,000,000.
excess
In the
said.' .They 'are Flesh
Roll-On-Deodorant; Mr. Fresh, a
deodorant for men; ? Coldene
Tablets; Coldene Antibiotic Nasal
Spray and, mcst recently, -Coldene Stick
Chest Rub.
spray
The companyis
re6e.htly
opened
Its
own
research
laboratory in Batavia
coming 'year,"Mr*
-been in proprietary
plans to expand into the
planning tp'offer additional
products- 'in
asserted.
medicines
lield
of
The
While
its chief
ton
the
interests "so"'far "haVe
and
cosmetics, Pharma-Craft now
ethical drugs.
company's Princeton plant, situated on
Turnpike, is seven miles1 from
Cranbury Township.—V. 185,
p."1520;V;- V
111
19-acre
a
the New Jersey
011
Seminole Oil
The
this
corporation
year—in
according to
The
per
day
the
5
fronting
site
center
m
Prince¬
of
-
activity
cur-
Corp.—New.Producer—
completed
current
.
'
consecutive
new,
.production
^63uteres in this
Mencher
Co.
in
eight
on
the-
wells
to
a
pointed
for
producer,
for
makes,
the
area
and
out
that
full
a
total
new
of
12.
flowing
an
at
a
aggregate
company
other oil
from
rate
of
of
1,174
Oct.
18.
barrels
408
barrels
this /'field.
per
Seminole
property in Oklahoma."
Seminole
is
continuing its drilling
basis
order
Substantial
with
to.
the
Concurrent-- with .this; new
drilling program,"- Mr.
has firii'shtkl retnedial
work oh'
the* last
additional
to be
operation, he
an
expected
are
company's inventory as a result" of this
aoding that it he fifth*'and sixth wells
are presently
should.' be re?.dy for tests
before the end of the
"Seminole
Drilling
Milestone
complete
reserves
said,.,
and
isi
:
'
well—since
program
in
Crane
County, Texas,
made on Dec. 20 by
Harry D. Mencher,
one-half interest
Cranfr. County .fields in
the
fourth
•
day,,.Mr. Mencher said,
of.
its
drilling
announcement
.
fourth
& Gas
has
its
an
President.
added
SwelwL PreSS'11'
This
U.
of
company has called for
redemption
3%;%... debentures, due Feb.
its
fixed
«°
1958
tae
ox
•
carriage
n
con¬
Materiel
Seabrook Farms Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
of
program
Co.- ■Sales
Air
by the Military Air Transport Service.
will implement the
airlift project with Lock¬
Constellations.
Operations will be conducted be¬
tween New York International
Airport and military bases' in England,
France and Germany.—V.
_186, p. 1890.
256,816
192.391
further
isxe.cucive,. viee-rresident
"
airlift
the
by
273,531
344.107
HII~_H
Dec.
21,000
$0.G0
" """"""
31—11-1
$742,000
101,280
li.III"
I
IIIIIIIII
aluTit i's Tvm"n 3f1'f,1958 have been
this time last
a
to
United
Seaboard
shares
debentures
not
$1,019,245
Harry C. Tomford, President,
the
the
The
rope.
heed
Bell
31
balance
Norcten,
involves
ol
Rio Tinto
Mining Co. of
liabilities at Oct, 31
Long term debt at Oct. 31
Stockholders equity at Oct.
Stock
V
announced.
contract
between
011
948.
p.
Arcnur
airline
Contract
military
1958
.
The
Mines, Inc.—Proposed Merger-
Corp.
Inc.—Defense
of
Net
de
Lisbon
Si
Western Airlines,
3 Months Ended
Oct. 31—
$8,288,568
2624.
p.
&
company has been awarded a(
$4,000,000
extension for the first six months
tract
be
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
RR.—Earnings
Current
construction
at
market
20-year agreement.—V.
Mr.
be
1958. to
to
the required semi-annual report of stock
sales and (2) defini¬
copies of the company's
offering circular, despite requests of the
Commission's staff for such
filings. The order provides an opportunity
for hearing,
upon
request, on the question
Current assets at Oct.
31„
Net fixed assets at Oct.
registration
will
1,
Thfone-Holst,
date
/ Scotts
fertilizer
a
to
prices .will
the
on
will
.
bcott
Stock
tive
Net profits
Earned per share
underwriting.
short-term bank loan
the
from
at
with
Sales
Co.—Registers Preferred
a
$62,643,174
39,069,548
;■
$1,000,000 of subordinated, sinking fund debentures
the purchase of O. M. Scott & Sons Co. common
debentures
O.
The
and
Riverside Plastics
Corp.—Sales
statement with the
Securities and Exchange
Commission covering a
proposed public offering of 50.000 shares of
preferred stock ($100
par value).
Lehman
Brothers will
The
The
Com.
the Securities Act with respect to stock
offerings not exceeding
$309,000 in amount. In its Regulation A
notification, filed Dec. 28,
1956, Red Rock Oil proposed the
public offering of 27,330 shares of
•;
filed
directors after
retire'Jan.
to
26.r.L--r."vxi>
Purchasers
$
125,785,599
2,078,897
offering
(Continued from page
8)
on
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$60,604,139
for
brought
was
Dec.
of
of
warrants
stock
1957—11 Mos.—1956
Nine Months Ended
Oct. 31—
company
-■
cor¬
8,841,651
under
share
General Corporation and
Investment News
temporary
new
lire.
Securities
here
"
Portland Gas & Coke
its
divi¬
State
Ry,—Earnings—
April 19(57 by the SAS boai'd- of
offering
with
and
T
This
the
Exchange Commission, it .was announced on
Dec.
30, has issued an order temporarily
suspending a Regulation A
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of
1933
with
Jan.
K
incorrect.
indicated
for
ops.
?a?nnSnnn ^rauium
date
undertaken
2759.
p.
"•
of
30
Scotts Chemical Plant, Inc.—Debentures Offered—
An
sub¬
exps.
operating
ry.
•• *
at
Philadelphia investment company filed a registration statement
with the SEC. /on Dec. 30,1957, covering
an.;additional 20,000 shares
of its conimon' stock.—V.
183, p. 2716.
X
;
"'XX
fering Suspended—
2
2-
$2
tax.
date
record
offer
can
126,015,684
96,452,557
Red Rock Oil
12-20
tax.
income
RW-300
12,089,526
9,180,479
12-31
$56V4C
tax
be
office
on
3.,46.4;756;.'';'''3;704;184 .38,772,079
annoimced.Tiis;detision
Railway
Railway
10,920,548
rev.
from ry.
rev.
Rights
income
<*nd/o-
Net
12-31
the
•
the
$
1-15
(quar.)
resident
,
»
7-10
1
25c
15%;
will
1, 1958, all
plus accrued
company's
Science & Nuclear Fund,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
by The
4-10
7-31
2-
books
tax
control
process
per- share
the
other-business 'Interests.
Mr.
member in 1954.—V.'186, p. .323.
new
Net
1-20
not closed for this
dividend.
'PayaDle in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tax.
(Payable in Canadian funds, tax
deductible at
«•»"
3
60c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp. (special)
resident
industrial
Railway operating
Railway operating
1
4-30
37 V2 c
:
preferred
•Transfer
9-
37V2C
common
Radio
of
—V.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
Ltd.,
increased
refinery operation
Reading Co.—Earnings—
12-31
12-31
1-29
25c
pfd.
Consolidated Industries
Zellers,
4Vr2c'r
1-15
1-15
$1.11
County Gas <quar.)_.
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
ruba
25c
Co.—
York
system ih
Ramo-Wooldridge Corp., which will also manufacture
corporation's equipment in its new activated
manufacturing
facility in Denver, Colo.—V. 186, p. 217.
the
12-31
2%
L
(monthly)
conv.
in
poly¬
a
1-15
1-31
110c
,_
dividend)—^
1-31-58
5c
(quar.)
(Wm. Jr.)
Cab
Ltd.)
(stock
savings
should be
(quur.)
Worthington Corp.
•
process
through-put, improved yields,
operating costs and better product quality.
Products,
Inc.
offices
will
be
located
Ramo-Wooldridge Center near Los Angeles International Airport.
development of new products in addition to the RW-300 in the
The
$1.25
Common (quar.)
Inc.
oil
poration
Co.—
(quar)
Fund
6
Co.—
(quar.)
-
concentrate
In
Mass.'-''-';."/ %-"/.
Jan.
$21.50
at
td
Products, Inc., Cleveland, on Dec.
new subsidiary corporation, to be
Arthur, Texas, where it will be utilized to control
Regulation
preferred (accum.)
Wisconsin
7
2-
$1
Corp.*
Chocolate
>">
the
field
1-10
dividend)
(quar.)
"
as
unit.
redemption
at
1-10
H1V2C
Wichita Union Stock Yards
4% preferred (s-a)
#.
Port
for
bey.made
This
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
—V.
dividend
preferred
at
-
will
St()ckhoinlV 45-year-old 'fohner/President of the Swedish
State/Power-'Board,- ibrihaily assumed office in Stockholm,.
Sweden,
on Jan."5! as President
Scandinavian'' Airlines System. He'
succeeded
Henning'7'h"rqhe^HolstV',yho had held'the post since "Jan. 1, 1955./'' >
'Mr.-' Rusck- was jitfpied /to .the■
Presideiicyh7;.of the worldwide, airline
'•>•'//
reduced
at
12-26
X12V2 c
common
Co.
Boston,
Hoist
186,
12-26
75c
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior pref. (quar.)
$3 conv. preferred (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg.—
will
company
Payment
Scandinavian sAirlinesSystem,Ine.^NewPresi^
a
1-15
1-15
tl5c
V.
also
See
Corp.—New Affiliate—
Period End. Nov. 30—
2-
$2
B
permanent.
its efforts on industrial process
its first major product, the RW-300 digital
computer, the nation's first process control computer.
Installation of the first RW-300 is
already underway for the Texas
12-31
75c
(stock
new
called
has
company
Ake Rusck 6f
'
Markets, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
control, and will market
12-13
15c
—_—:—
Westmoreland Coal Co.
6%
7
12-20
Telegraph (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd.—
Co.
12-31
1
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.—
'
Common
^
Calais, Me.—To Redeem Stock
Period Eiid. Nov. 30—, : ?.i957—Month—1956
.oper. revenue-- * $5,179,549
$6,010,862
,
control
12-31
J50c
class
Stationery
(increased)
Co.,
1-15
1-15
2-
1-15
Union
Oil
The
stantial
1-15
._
made
or
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge Products, Inc.
1-24
15c
t$l
vacated
Alpha Eeta Food Markets, Inc. above.—V. 184, p. 2057.
merization
25c
—.—
Ltd.,
&
Extra
Wilcox
^
Co.,
by
Pyramid
1957,
"H'V'I
1-24
2-10
2%
be
This corporation and
Thompson
27 announced jointly formation of
known as
2
1-15
$1.05
A
Western
Wilbur-Suchard
1-
1
2-10
$1.12Vi
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Westpan Hydrocarbon (year-end)
"Western Insurance Securities Co.—
Wilson &
2-
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
Grocers, Ltd., common
Class A (quar.),
$5
1-15
50c
(quar.)
Whiting
1:
.
186
Securi¬
offering
public offering of 236,000 common shares at
$295,000 in the aggregate. The Commission '.under1,
Ramo-Wooldridge
12-20
2
2-
$1.12 Vi
See
The
"C"
preferred
B
1-
Co.—
preferred
4.20%
A
12-27
40c
4.10%
Common
1-10
50c
_—
Stock
;
.
Railwayv/oper.. ^
permanent.
the
2579.
1-21
1-24
30c
(quar.)
Pou'er
7
30c
—
Washington Gas Light, com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
Waste King Corp. (Calif.)
com.
(stock div.)
6% conv. preferred (nuar.)
West Kentucky Coal (quar.)—
Penn
2-
$2
-——
Warner Bros. Pictures (quar.)
Warner Company
(quar.)
Class
and
just
Exchange5,
12-28
2-14
4%
___„—.
12-20
1-15
200%
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.—
Stock dividend
,
1-13
$1.05
__—
Class
past*
satis¬
,
3, 1958, in its Denver
Commission order tem¬
Feb.
wnether
exemption from registration under, the
an
with
proposed
Raisin
Western
a
'
in
Railway
Texas-
Suspension of Offering—
on
of
1933
Corp.,
7-17
Class
,
.
St. Louis Southwestern
v
scheduled
cil
per share, or
of Dec. 3, 1957,
sion
6%
&
St.,
ordered the temporary suspension of such exemp¬
tion on the ground (1) that the terms and conditions of
Regulation A
were not complied with and
(2) that Pyramid Mining's offering circular'
was
false and misleading in respect of various material facts.^
v
%
At
the Feb.
3
hearing, inquiry will be conducted into these and
related questions for the purpose of
determining whether the suspen¬
6%
West
the
have
our
into
1378..:
2052.
p.
Metal
&
Mining should:be vacated or made
Regulation A notification filed on
Mining
37V2c
class
Corp. of America
Ltd. (s-a)
has
Office
porarily suspending
37 Vic
.
Mining
request
Commission
Regional
29 Vic
(initial)—
ca^h.—V. 186,
v
20c
pfd. A
and
bonds
Granted Hearing
15c
-
(quar.)—;
Butane
Preferred.
Stock
in
should
..
profit margin will also be improved in
1959
new,; modern," close-to-market
U. S.
plants, now
production, will reach full operating capacity."—V.
wheh
dends..
1-15
At
(quar.)—
(year-end)—__—-
in
Pyramid
common
conv.
Camp Sea Food
Walker
high
as
outstanding-'preferred -stock
long-term capital
Pyramid
Van
new
12-31
—
Tobacco,
Marion Corp.
$1,000,000 and more than 400 shareholders
mutual investment fund with emphasis on
over
this
by
1-15
35c
——
Leaf
of
assets
1-15
ls-a)~
Steel—
dividend.
net
announced
growth, introduced on Nov. 6, 1957. t
Charles M. Werly, Trustee, stated that at the present time approxi¬
mately 40%
of the Fund is invested in common stocks,
with the
preferred
Universal-Cyclops
Total
are
$1.25
_______
Vanadium
remain
accurate
we
added: ."Our
1960,
p.
does
St. Croix Electric
17 Vic
Telephone
Co.
of
Kansas
Inc.
(Abilene), 5%
preferred (quar.)
United Whelan Corp., $3.50 conv. pld. (quar.)
United Wallpaper Inc.—
4%% class A pfd. (quar.)
Vacu-Dry
reasonably
1958, profits should be
higher
to recent completion of most of the company's current
expanand the non-recurrence of expenses related to it."
-
getting
23,
The
United
Stock
been
program
He
Putnam Growth Fund, Boston, Mass.—Assets Rise—
U. 8.
Universal
volume
sibn
investment
Dec.
on
forecasts, have
"
Ycftr*6iid.
5%
Boston
SEC
detailed
—owing
*
■
■
"If
company filed a registration statement with
1957, covering an additional 20,000 shares of its
par capital stock.—V. 184, p. 2786.
12-27
25c
—
.
"Our
barring unforeseen economic developments,
factory year/in 1958.
so
Preston Moss Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
12-20
50c
50c
Realty &
by our principal customers—such as the
gas
and
industrial construction, home-building, chemical and
power
petroleum,
The
/
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
projected
ments
Stock dividend
U.
rently
.
.
being
year.
of
the
drilled
r*
*
/"/ ■ '
-stated,
company's
Mendher-
¥
Volume 187
four old
1
Number 5705
wells."
.
.
"By next April,"
and Financial Chronicle
The
.
he
said,
"Spminole should have 24
producing veils in crane Comity."—V. 186,
am
2624.
p.
company's betroit operations
plant at SoUth Bend, Ind.
power
Mr.
Sheraton Properties,
?
past;
xpan-
amounts (less
-
)
just
tock.
of
discount
a
"best
a
purchases*. Tne offering is to
by Sheraton Securities Corp., a
basis
its
(operated-respectively 'th^ Sheraton Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., .end the
Sheratoh-iBelvedere' Hotel ^iri Baltimore, Md. As a result of the subSequent; liqUidati6nT^fvthelatter two companies, Sheraton Properties
became, the dwtiefr direct!# and. in fee of the hotel
properties, subject
divl-
Stata
to outstanding
property and
Belvedere
•1956
In the
13,174
mortgages
Hotel.
amount
of
approximately
of
the
to
$364,000
In* consideration
the
on
on
the
Properties will be
:nt—
Buffalo
of its
funds
own
this
S
^
The
'eden,'
:eeded
$1
value
par
producing
shares
common
principally
electronic
equipment,
corporation,
well
as
variety
a
as
company
a
of
total of .1,714)339- shares
A
jbiirie
on
board
the
board
1,493,92:)
of
shares
the
New
of stock had been
York
securities
authorized for listing
market,
and
of
this
total
currently outstanding in the hands of approxi¬
mately. 6,400 shareholders..,. Specialists in the buying and selling of
Siegler'S stock Will be Francis G. Lauro, Willard S. Irle and A. B.
Gale and Co,—V. 186, p. 2855,
the
and
Studebaker
59-acre
eventual
an.
distance
Iy
to* the
northeast
plant
United Illuminating Co. of New Ilaven-—Earnings—
12
site
plans
no
are
four
million
lease
to
downtown
pressed
in
•was
the
the
first
Federal
for
immediately razing the
feet of floor space.
The
while it develops the
converted to non-manufacturing
be
for
the
Dividends
purchase
price for the property.
How¬
plants in the Detroit area has been de¬
ranging from $1 to $2.50 a square foot. It
years,
sale of An idle auto plant in Detroit within a week,
the big Hudson plant of American Motors Corp. to
planning a shopping renter.
Packard Motor Cat Co. occupied the Detroit
plant that the Morris
group purchased prior to its merger with Studebaker Corp. in mid1954.
After that,
the plant was the headquarters for Studebaker-
being
i
Corp.- and
'•
\
continued
'"'i
'■
•
corporation
to
manufacture
Packard
V.
V
cars.—V.
V
*,
V
/
•
appointed
could
on Jan.
trustee
186,
*
signed by Herbert 3ryant, President, who
was
reorganization
Nov.
Dec.
on
petition
30,
August
Trust Co.,
Justice
approved by the new hoard of
special stockholders meeting last.
was
following
a
of
answered
assets,
stockholder
a
; v
South Atlantic Gas Co.—'To Sell Bonds—
The
Fred.
has applied to the Public, Utilities Commission
Florida for authority to sell $2,100,000 of bonds
company
Georgia
and
in
to
Negotiations were-concluded last Spring for placement of $1,500,000
5»/4%
general, mortgage bonds.
Negotiations
for
placement of
in 5^4% first mortgage bonds were conducted in September
when the money •. market was tighter, a company spokesman said.
atures
In
inmon
chemical
held that the corporation had not satisfactorily
charges of waste, dissipation and dilution of its
to imminent threatened insolvency."—V. 186, p. 2316.
The
and
ttions.
shares
bank
loans
with
the
Charles
and
F.
former
a
Vice-President
Ayer, who retired
1918—V.
-
•ndir.g
seed,
Southern
as
of
director after
a
Oil
Gulf
Corp.,
due 1972 which
under
Nov.
record
offered to
were
26,
$528,500 principal amount was
subscribed for and the remaining $1,252,300 of deben¬
tures were sold at 100% of principal amount through
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis.—V. 186, p. 2801.
-1956
S
Railway
Pacific
&
serving
on
the board
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
$6,351,684
expenses
4,765,874
oper.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$6,898,771 $71,894,447 $74,347,575
5.164,821
55,245,612
56,263,334
operations—_
oper. income
186, p. 2522.
$1,733,950 $16,648,835 $18,084,241
860,208
5,600,303
8,354,687
$1,585,810
ry.
—V.
457,126
■
on
Dec.
filed
23
letter of notification
a
with
the SEO
6%' second mortgage serial bonds (with common
purchase warrants) to be offered at par (in denominations of
$i;000 each).
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are to be
70.048
used
$3.86
fcr
the
payment
working capital.
of
demand
notes
notes
and
payable
and
Warrants to purchase two shares of common stock at par ($100 per
will be issued to each purchaser of a $1,000 bond.
These war¬
rants are exercisable after one year.
tract
con-
Southern Pacific Co.—To Sell Equipments—
iteriel
Li'ans-
The company at 165 Broadway, New York, N. Y., will up to noon
(EST) on Jan. 16 receive bids for the purchase from it of $8-,400,000
equipment trust certificates to mature in 15 equal annual installments.
They will be secured by new railroad equipment costing not less than
$10,500,000.- •
idents
Eu-
l
irvice.
-
Lock-
tl
:
EARNINGS FOR NOVEMBER AND FIRST ELEVEN MONTHS
be-
Period End. Nov. 30—
jland,
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway
Railway
16,000
—V.
iroad-
expenses
operations—_
income
way
Net ry.
will
$
41,032,644
34,134)958
revenue...
oper.
>
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$
$
43,669,402 481,250,042 496,894,493
36,405,165 392.703,006 403,201,730
Net revenue from rail¬
/.
the
if
oper.
SEC
for
share)
corporation
to
be
used
Town
&
for
filed
27
Dec.
on
covering 38,642
shares
>
6,897,686
3,628,648
7,264,237
2,584,073
88,547.036
41,559,936
working capital and surplus.—V.
Country
Railway
Railway
956
r7,000
>0,000
oper.
revenues.
oper.
expenses
1957—Month—1956
$288,771
125,517
,.
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$280,513
150,323
'
$3,448,354
2,005,766
180, p.
way. operationsNet ry. oper. income
—V. 186, p. 2625.
Securities Corp., Fort Wayne, Ind.
$130,190
52,677
$1,442,588
79,104
669,762
.
$1,339,958
572,261
Carter L. Burgess
L.
Carter
ment
Of
the
utive
6,549,124
shares
of
capital
stock
scription by stockholders of record Nov.
to
ue
6,495,528 shares were-subscribed
icines
were
taken
and
up
sold
by
for
the
recently
8,
Resigns
airline policies."—V.
over
Union Pacific
,
4
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Acquisition—
sh,
_JJ^s®prapany
a
Nasal
'
:■
ta.via
H
'
Si""
Mr.
etary
the
nting
Utica,- Mich., it
terms
186, p.
the
on
acquisition
Jan.
were
2.
not
>>.
a
spokesman for
"^' Stated that the- transaction did not involve the issuance of stock.
^National Machine -operates a modern, 234,000-square-foot plant at
Utica
manufactures hexagon riuts and commercial lock nuts.
Standard. Pressed Steel, manufactures precision fasteners and
pressed
steel shop equipment -at*Jenkintown.
No changes in personnel or policiesvof. National Machine Products are contemplated, it was stated.—
V. 186, p. 1673.
>
incc-
18,
cher,
rrels
per
;
ihole
a.'
illing
•.This, corporation :bn Dec. 30-filed with the SEC an amendment cover¬
ing. An. additional'100,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value.—
V. 185, p. 86.
"...
C
000
for
Western Maryland Ry.—Moves Offices—
The
Sterling Precision Corp.—Changes in Personnel—
The corporation-on Jan.
reported the election as Chairman of the
Boards of. Directors of James F; Cormaughton, who has been succeeded
as President
by .Chas. N. Belim.—V. 186, p. 2855.
; he
illed
ated,
Dec.
StudebakervPackard Corp.—Sells Big Detroit Plant—
This
a
corporation
has'sold
groups headed by Morris
and; carpet'' retailihg
The plant has been idle
.
a. rug
ny's
Its
large Detroit .manufacturing plant to
President of Beckwith-Evans Co.,
Evans,
firm.
since
late
in
1956
atmosphere
working
for
the
company's
headquarters
per¬
Maryland's colorful and comfortable new offices comprise
the llth, 12th and 13th floors of the new 20-story Commercial Credit
Building, not far from the building where
had been
located
FOR
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue
expenses
oper.
the railway's headquarter*
since 1921.
EARNINGS
way
Corp.—Merger Completed
Net
186, p. 2897.
operations—_
income
p. 2626.
oper.
ry.
—V.
'
J*
*
*
NOVEMBER
AND
FIRST
1957—Month—1956
11
MONTHS
1957—11 Mos.—1956
$4,387,632
"> 3,173,640
$4,768,333 $50,853,139 $47,668,803
3,051,028
35,314,855
33,295,964
186,
$1,217,992
$1,737,305 $15,538,284 $14,372,839
1,008,173
1,092,583
9,826,223
11,383,489
,
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
1957—11 Mos.—1956
'$
**"''$*'
J
f
Period End. Nov. 30—
% '
Railway oper. revenue.Railway oper. expenses
44,535,201 474,862,807 471,249,462
31,789,834 348,885,372 341,643,743
<
Keith
26
,
.
\
that the
based
on
continued
York Stock Exchange,
the
as
result
a
of
liquidation
Board of Governors had voted
or
otherwise,
to
the
size
of
a
Worldmark
hold
a
when, all
of
the
auto
in
the comany showed an average net loss for the
$246 320.
Board
If
of
last three years
'
in
completion
the issue will be continued on the Exchange pending
of the hearing and further action by the Exchange's
Governors.
the Board
determines
that
$1,317,983 $12,992,033 $11,758,910
642,354
6,553,494
6,421,613
delisting of the
stock Is warranted,
trading will be suspended .and-Application made tq the Securities
Exchange Commission to delist the issue.—V. 186, p. 2626.
Press, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With
purposes.
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Contract—
A
and
B.
equipped with hardware supplied
Department of this company, It was announced by »W.
major 1958 furniture line will be
by the Ceramic
and
Trading
$850,467
402,474
The corporation on Dec. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1^0,000-shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $2 per share, through J. A. Winston & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital and general corporate
common
addition, the average net earnings after taxes for the
last three years are below $200,000.
The market value of United Dye & Chemical Corporation's shares
as of Dec. 24 was $1,996,578. based on a s are price of #2y4. In addi¬
tion,
1
company:
(1> is below $2,000,060 in aggregate market value of the
if,
oper.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
the Exchange's policy regarding minimum, standards for
listing. The policy applicable tt» this case, he added, states
Exchange will consider delisting a common stock issue if,
that
ry.
.1957—11 Mos.—1950
$4,474,987 $50,628,400 $49,618,669
3,157,004 37,630,367
37,859,750
from rail¬
operations
Income—
—V. 186, p. 2626.
Net
1957—Month—1956
$4,068,484
3,218,017
j
.
Funston, President of the New
announced
revenue
way
12.745,367 125,977,435 129,605,719
4,972,211
37,688,663
42,348,946
11.956,073
4,418,081
public hearing on Jan. 21 as an initial step toward possible delisting
the Company's common stock.
Mr. Funston said that the Board's decision to hold the hearing was
of
be
company's recent move into new offices in Baltimore, Md., was
• to
months of planning to provide a modern, efficient and
Western
United Dye & Chemical Corp.—Delisting Hearing—
G.
(2)
lling
o
*
*
42,280,996
30,324,923
operations-Net ry. oper. Income
—V. 186, p. 2625.
stock;
ional
the installation • of two paper machines and
is
the company's
in
sonnel.
.
f
The principal project, estimated to cost $55,000,supporting facilities
Luke, Md., mill (one machine is currently scheduled
completion in 1960 and the other in 1961).—V. 186, p. 2897.
plant and equipment.
hospital
of
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Reg¬
isters -With Securities and Exchange Commission-—
exas,
'
1 ;
way
which
M
be made on Jan. 15.
of the sale of the debentures, along with other general
of the company, will be used for improvements and additions to
Net
.
disclosed,
filed a registration statement with the SEC
Public offering is expected to
2522.
1957—Month—1956
k
Net revenue from rail-
has"'acquired the National Machine Products Co. of
was .announced
of
Deben¬
Net proceeds
funds
President—
as
RR.—Earnings-—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
>ming
prod-
Paper Co.—Registers
offered, for sub¬
1957,
the
Stanley & Co.,-at $49.75 per share, See also V. 186, p. 2158.
from
&
covering $40,000,000 of debentures due Jan. 1, 1978, to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley
& Co. Inc.
The interest rate, public offeriug price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
has. resigned as President and a director of
Airlines, Inc., effective Jan. 1, because of a "disagree¬
See Vulcan Materials Co. below.—V.
at $44 per share.
remaining 53.596 shares
underwriters, headed by Morgan
and
Virginia Pulp
Offering With SEC—
The company on Dec. 23
Burgess
..
World
Union Chemical & Materials
J.,
for 1958 and 1959
Net revenue from rail¬
rking
N.
Registration—
company
West
company
iident
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—Stock Subscriptions—
be
ture
Hughes Tool Co. has increased its control of Trans World Airline
by adding 12,300 shares, it was reported to the New York Stock
Exchange at the end of 1957. Its total holding is thereby raised to
5,181,401 shares, or 77.6 % of the outstanding TWA stock.
Trans
$163,254
Offer*
-a-climax
.
'7,000
Asphalt Paving
Materials, Inc.,
Rockwood Slag
on
The company estimates its construction expenditures
at approximately $23,000,000.—V. 186, p. 1200.
445.
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Control Tightened—
$3,386,697
2.046.739
Net revenue from rail¬
Tenn.;
proceeds of the sale of the boijds .will'be used by West Texas to
of the cost of property additions and improvements
made, including the payment of short-term bank debt
incurred for that purpose (amounting to $1,500,000 at Oct. 31, 1957).
filed a registration statement witA the SEC
on Dec. 20, 1957, covering 250,000 shares of its no par common capital
stock.
It proposes to offer these shares, through its officers and em¬
ployees, at $4 per share. A selling commission of 60 cents per share is
to be paid.
The company is an affiliate of Town & Country Food Co., Inc., both
companies being under common control. It was organized primarily for
the purpose of purchasing food and freezer instalment sale contracts
from tlie Food company, but it also has the power to make small loans.
Net proceeds of this financing are to be used as additional working
capital and as an additional base for money which it borrows from
Commercial Discount Corp. of Chicago and Associates Investment Co.
of South. Bend.
If-all the stock is sold, the company expects that it
will be able to purchase from the Food company over a period of 24
months approximately $15,000,000 of the latter's retail instalment sale
contracts.—V. 185, p. 2717.
finance
This
186, p. 2624.
Period End, Nov. 30—
Kingspoint,
of
Net
—Registers Proposed Stock Offering—
93,682,763
38,998,262
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
-
the
pav for a part
made and to be
stock
In-
in
1
a
of common
.
oper.
operate
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.
23, 1957, covering $8,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series E, duo
Jan. 1, 1988.
The company proposes to offer these bonds for sale at competitive
bidding.
The Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until
Jan. 10, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
are
The company
20,742
Co.
West Texas Utilities Co.—Bonds in
Thrift Investment
Securities and
covering $300,000 of
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
also
stock
The
sock
Birmingham, Ala.—Files
will
for public sale through an underwriting -group headed by
Co., Inc.
The public, offeriug price and underwriting terms
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the sale of the stock will be used to repay bank
loans of approximately $900,000 incurred in pursuance of the 1957
construction program of the company, and to finance a portion of the
company's 1958 construction program.
Construction expenditures for
1058 are estimated at $8,500,000.—V. 186, p. 570.
.
88.913
Steel Co.,
Vulcan
Materials,
Equipment
company
to
are
'
61,980
Southern Electric
Vulcan
of
industry.
corporations being acquired are Brooks Sand & Gravel Co.
Dec. 26 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 160,000 shares of Junior cumulative preferred stock, $1.44
dividend convertible series, $25 par.
Hie company proposes to offer
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1) to be offered
to common stockholders of record Jan. 8, 1958 on the basis of one
new
share for each seven shares then held at the subscription price
of $6.15 per share;
warrants expire on Feb. 7, 1958. The offering
will be underwritten by McKelvy & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. The proceeds
21.520
merger of
Bros., Ine.,
other
seven
''
Tennessee
this
Ry.—Earnings—
way
Net
The
42,262
of
West Coast Telephone Co.—Registers Proposed
Net revenue from rail¬
stockholders of
common
1957,
acquisition
seven
This
succeeds
186, p. 2417.
Period End. Nov. 39—
Colorado Power Co.—Debenture Subscrip¬
tions'—Of- the $17780-,800 of 5^4% convertible debentures
-
the
and
Blyth &
Tesas
20-
Railway oper.
itures.
Vulcan
Products, Inc., of Rockwood, Tenn.—V. 186, p. 2897.
Nelson, Chairman of the Board, on Jan. 2 announced the
of Ben C. Belt of Houston, Tex., as a director of this company.
Belt, a member of the Board of Governors of the University of
.
cThe^company plans, tn repay short-term
year bonds issues.—V.vi 86, p. 620.
into
Tenn.
Materials Co.,. Chattanooga Rock Products Co., Wesco
and Wesco Contracting Co. of Chattanooga, Tenn., and
$.600,000
on
Co.—Merger Completed—
M.
Mr.
since
first and
and acquisitions form the first materials company of¬
virtually l'orm the Gulf to the Great Lakes. Through
Frontier Chemical Co. Division of Union, now the Frontier Chemi¬
cal' Division
election
Houston,
Connecticut Mutual Xife Insurance Co.
Materials
Knoxville.
the
its assets
suit.
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—New Director—
hares
determined, it was said.
corporations.
The merger
"serious
leading
Dec. 26 announced plans to sell $25,000,000 of its
competitive bidding on June 10, <1958. The type at
on
at
fering services
McGivern
are
70,083
-
$3,890,728
$4,189,679
This company on Jan. 2 announced completion of the
Union Chemical & Materials Corp. of Chicago and Lambert
*
temporary receiver for Swan-Finch to preserve
as
pending settlement of
company
securities
Vulcan
said the
complete set of books
a
Supreme Court Justice Owen McGivern ap¬
Shanahan, President of the Federation Bank &
J.
stock
Early in December, the company sold $20,060,000 of 4'.a%
refunding mortgage boud3 due. 1987.—V. 186, p. 2626.
New York
Thomas
common
securities .has not yet been
29.
Last
pointed
applicable to
-
present management had been unable to obtain
and records from the prior officers.
directors
debt
to
ruptcy."
petition
217,500
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
Tlie
2
take over the management Swan-Finch
bankrupt under the Act of Congress relating to bank¬
a
"become
$3,960,811
$4,407,179
preferred stock
'V./
filed In Federal Court in New York City
voluntary petition for reorganization under- the Bankruptcy Act.
The corporation said that unless the Court
approved its petition
and
498,073
i.__.
♦Based on 2,804,013 shares outstanding at Oct. 31, 1957 and 2,492,456
shares outstanding at Oct., 31, 1956.
Swaft-Flnch Gil Corn.—To Reorganize—
This
3.797,200
2,083,111
693,236
3,892,600
—.
t.net)
FINANCING—On Dec. 5, 1957 the company sold $10i80(M)00 of 4Va^
30-year debentures to a-group of Institutional investors. The proceeds*
are being utilized
to finance part of the cost of construction of th»
Bridgeport Harbor generating station and other items ia the company's
construction program.—V. 186, p. 2522.
2158.
p.
...
2,106,785
on
♦Balance
gwfUp
Packard
taxes
$35,413,339 $32,467,717
21,439.702
19.222,359
3.069.000
2.711,000
such
second
another
1
Net income
disclosed
recent
income
Income deductions
space
1956
1957
OtheT taxes
square
plant
Months Ended Oct. 31—
Gross operating revenues
Operation and maintenance—
Depreciation
_•
Beckwith-
of
said.
market
the
ever,
)ment
o,
Evans
Neither party
The
"Big Board."
irone-
develop
area
short
a
plant may
Mr.
use,
The
this
of
ia
contains
indebtedness.
other products ranging from water heaters to
high fidelity components,
was admitted
to transactions on the New York Stock
Exchange on
Jan. 2.
It was the first listing of 1958 on the
irline
said
which
a
Siegler Corp.—Common Shares Admitted to Trading
'etlish
there
Evans
and part
tfie^ said \ loan and the transfer to Sheraton
capit'^l^i-.tocks of the two companies, Sheraton
on
to
warehouse
site
Mr.
of '
applied by it
transferred
wqre
plans
group
center,
The
group
will probably try
site and part of the
Sheraton-
Properties*-of the
^Properties has- issued- to Sheraton Corp. of America its note for
$1,470,000. The entire proceeds of the sale of the bonds by Sheraton
73,626
16,347
store.
his
plant,
proposed bond offering, the mortgages
the Buffalo property will be paid, the
on
shopping
a
.
Prior
company^ using fbh'this ■ giirpose $300,000
of -a1 loan- of- "$70,000" f rbfff its parent.
59,548
$364,000
dutstaiidlng mortgage of $675,000
an
said
Detroit.
for quantity
efforts"
into
Evans
Vholly-owhed .subsidiary, for which it will receive a selling commission
©f .fronr.S? to $6 per $100 bond.
\' Sheraton Properties is- a ^wholly owned subsidiary of Sheraton Corp.
of" America. On ; Oct. T,
1957, it acquired from Sheraton Corp. of
Amefric&'all.'bf.tli^ ■caiii'it.alk stock- of Bheratcn Niagara Corp. and 99.9%
ot'"thei'Capitkl 'stncks>6f Baltixnore «herat6n Corp., which owned and
186,
.
made on.
he
and
'
Registers
—
; This corporation on Dec. 30 filed a registration statement with the
SECTdovering $090,000 of'first mortgage sinking fund bonds, due -Dec. l,i
1973i:The bonds are to -offered for public sale at 100% of
principal
ligher
*»
Inc., Boston, Mass.
Proposed Bond Issue With SEC—
satis.
Evans
47
(87)
Holton, Manager,
on
Dec. 20.
.
that Yale & Towne's Ceramic Department is sup¬
finished, oyster white ceramic drawer pulls for the
Drexel Furniture Co.'s new "Declaration" collection.
This is expected
to
be
Drexel's
strongest modern entry since its
highly successful
"Profile" collection, and will be Introduced at the January Furniture
Mr.
Holton
said
plying luxuriously
Market In Chicago.
.
.
between Yale & Towne and Drexel in design oi
according to Mr. Holton, "is part of Yale &_ Towne a
expansion in custom made hardware accessories for furniture and
marks the growing acceptance of attractively designed hardware as a
factor in furniture merchandising."—V. 186, p. 1781.
The
collaboration
furniture
trim,
48
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.
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stocks
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Every $1 you give enables CARE
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—
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wherever
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STATE AND CITY
4.9
DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
terest
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Butler, Ala.
V;
•
Bond Sale—An issue of
$215,000
Water Works and Gas Board
bonds was sold to Cum¬
5%
Angeles, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
;
be
received
Jan.
until
29
for
of Water and
ham*
-
i-jk
'
.*•
San Diego
County-Water Authority
(P. O. Sari Diego), Calif.
-1
,
v
Bond
Calhoun County Board ofEducation
(P. O. A nniston), Ala. :
Warrant
Offering:
Offering
Hans H. Doe,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
•;
Secretary
—
that; sealed
announces
i•
'
bid?
2
p.m,
of the
the
clusiycc Subject to redemption oh
Trust
Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
ARIZONA
j-.
any
School
bonds,
:Feb. 15 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Treasurer's office.
18,000' Series A bonds.
County School District
(P, O. Phoenix), Ariz.']
Bond Offering — Rhea
Averill,
clusive.
No. 47
Jan.
23
for
the
Sh<**td: Union High School District,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Ruth A. Pres-
office.
leigh, County Clerk,will receive
bids
scaled
-CALIFORNIA
Rock
Santa
Bond
Union
Clara
School
County,
at
her office
in Red¬
ding, until 2 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
25 for the purchase of $1,500,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
District,
Calif,
j
Due
Jan.
on
1
1959
from
1983
to
First
National
Polk
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago. - .!
- ;
185,000 3}4s. Due
1966 to
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
1
from
1971 inclusive.
Hancock and Adams Counties Com¬
munity Unit School District No. 320
(P. O. Bowen), III.
Bond Offering
William Weid,
awarded
2628—were
to
group
a
Goodbody & Co.,
Co., and H. M.
Byllesby & Co., as 5.20s, at a price
composed
of
Herbert J. Sims &
of
95.11,
a
basis of about 5.63%.
>
Georgia. Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
Offering—Secretary John
Sheffield: announces that the
E.
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 14 for
the purchase of $17,500,000 rural
road
bonds,
Series
of
1958-A.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
in
due
1969
callable
and
of
as
thereafter
January
1,
are
1968.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank, of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8:30
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
building
bonds.
1957. Due
1975
on
Jan.
on
of
$330,000
Dated
Dec.
1
16
for
school
Dec.
16,
from 1959 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
LaSalle County School District No.
124
(P. O. Peru), 111.
Offering—Meta H. Elter,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
Bond
cation,
Due
8:45
p.m.
Dec.
on
1 from 1959
inclusive,, Principal
to
1972
Swift,
Atlanta,
or
at the
...
-
•
Corp.,
basis
of
as
about
Gary, lnd.
Offering
Town
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
1958.
Esther Belle
Clerk ^Treasurer,
on Jan. 16 for the
$30,000 fire fighting
of
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
Due
semi-annually from
July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1969. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord, Ice
& Miller, of Indianapolis.
.
Highland School Town, lnd.
Bond Offering—John
Sanik, Jr.,
Secretary of Board of ' School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
the
(CST)
purchase
1958,
of
bonds.
Due
on Jan. 14 for
$80,000 school
Dated
Jan.
1,
from
semi-annually
July 1, 1959 to July 1, 1964.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Huntington, lnd.
Bond Offering—A. Barrick, City
Clerk
Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 pan. (CST) on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of $2,100,-
000 sewage
Dated Jan.
works revenue bonds.
1, 1958. Due
on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Call¬
able
of June
X, 1968. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank of Hunting¬
ton; Community State Bank, Hunt¬
ington; or at the First National
Bank
of
Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
as
and interest
Morristown, lnd.
$110,000 sewage
Bond Sale—The
works
4—v.
bonds offered Dec.
revenue
186, p. 2420—were awarded
to Francouer &
Taylor
Co.,
as
5s, at par.
University^ (P. O. Upland),
interest
and
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Share
a
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
will
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Jan. 15
for the purchase of $900,000 school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
until
&
East
Bond
—
Redington Shores, Fla.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 sewer
bonds offered Dec. 27—v. 186, p.
National
7o.
building
Dec. 1 from
on
option of the
ing $538,000 were sold to the Bank inclusive. Principal and interest holder, at a banking institution in
at
the
County New York City designated by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
of America National .Trust &. Savr (J-J) / payable
ings Association, of San Franl Treasurer's office.. Legality apj- resolution of the Authority. Legal¬ Logan County Community Consol.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬ ity approved by Powell, Goldstein,
School District No. 72 (P. O,
cisco, as follows: •
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Franj- Frazer & Murphy, of Atlanta, and
Lincoln), III.
$466,000 Series A bonds, for $105,- cisco.
r; Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond Offering—Russell Farmer,
; 000 5s, due on Dec.
1 from
Stockton Unified School District,
1958 to 1964 inclusive;
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Houston County (P. O. Perry), Ga.
$20,000
San Joaquin County, Calif. - ■!
tion, will receive sealed bids until
494s, due on Dec. 1, ■ 1965';
Bond Sale—The $475,000 4*/2%
2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 17 for the
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
$120,000 3 Vis, due on Dec. 1
hospital bonds offered Dec. 17
from 1966 to 1971
of
$190,000
building
inclusive; County Clerk, will receive sealed were awarded to Robinson-Hum¬ purchase
Sale—School bonds total¬
100.007,
at
until 7 p.m.
Dec.
on
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
250,000
1,400,000
1,300,000
Hillsborough
follows:
$40,000 3s. Due
1,500,000
Volusia
-
as
100,000
Pinellas
Bond
4s,
equipment
DeKalb County Community Unit
School District No. 424 (P. O.
$225,000 build¬
bonds offered Dee. 16 were
awarded to Barcus, Kindred &
Co., Inc., and White-Phillips Co.,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 103.50,
a net interest cost of about
3.22%,
400,000
Highlands
Fletcher
Trust
apolis
Chi¬
of
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
June l from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the above-mentioned Bank.
ing
1,400,000
325,000
Taylor
Brevard
Bank
to
Bond Sale—The
$450,000
180,000
550,000
__
sold
Genoa), III.
Amount
«.__
$150,000
was
&
cago.
as
GEORGIA
Francisco.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable" at the County Treasurer's
received
various counties,
Bay___
*
15. 1958, Principal
(F-A) payable at. the
County. Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
sive.
i*
'
be
purchase of
be issued on
the
building bonds
Raffensperger, Hughes &
American
Co., Indianapolis,
City Securities Corp., and Indian¬
Cook
•:/:
Union
Dated .Feb.
$1.74,000 /. building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
June 1 from 1960 to 1974 inclu¬
Alum
on
and interest
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
on
Due
Feb., 15 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
Maricopa
(MST).
purchase v of
V. V.
Co.,
'
District, San Diego
on
Education
posed of
Bank
County School District No.
161 (P. O. Flossmoor), III.
the
County—
$675,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
will
for
Broward
$2$,000 Series D bonds. ; Due
%
28
behalf of the
National
follows:
as
Jan.
follows:
branch of
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. 13. James,
Bond Offering — Rhea Averljl,
Clerk
of
Board Of Supervisors) County Clerk, will receive sealed
will receive sealed bids "lintil lO bids at his office in San Diego
a.m.
(MST) on Jan. 16 - for the until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 14
purchase
of
$365,000
buildiiig for the purchase of $43,000 school
bonds. -Dated Dec;; 1. 1957.
Due
semi-annually from Dec. 1, .195$
to June 1, 1967.' Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at 7 the ? County
Board
$7,855,000 bonds to
&
Santeje
State
sealed bids
until
Myers, of Los Angeles.
';>■ /.VZ-'V
Maricopa County School District i
No. 6 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
>
a.m.
that
pay¬
America
of
:
for the purchase of
&
bell, - Administrator
of
Capital
Outlay and Debt Service, reports
Savings Association in
California; or at the First National
City Bank, New York City. Legality approved by O'Melveny &
1966.
1.
Authority; at
Bank
Bank
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond Offering—James T. Camp¬
able at. the office of the Treasurer
•
Feb.
Florida
Jefferson
Principal and interest (F-A)
National
or
3 Vz %
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1993 inclusive.
(CSX), on. Jan. 9 ftfty the .purchase
of $500,000 capital outlay school
warrants!// Dated Feb. 1, '1958. pui
on Feb.
1 from 1959 to1 1974' in-
'
—
7:30 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 13 for the
purchase of $7,500,000 water works
of Board of Education C. F. New¬
ell
Power water works
Com¬
Trust
FLORIDA
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
revenue
&
Company, of Meriden.
purchase of $9,000,000 Department
1959 to
1987 inclusive. ; Legality
approved
by
White, v Bradley,
Arant, All - & -Rose, of Birmingr
'
Trust
Home
the
berland Securities Corp. Due from
i
the
at
Bank
Hartford and Meriden,
pany, of
Los
; revenue
Connecticut
office.
'
Indiana
Bond Offering
—
G. Harlowe
Evans, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 21 for
of $600,000 non taxexempt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on Oct.,
the purchase
1 from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by RosS, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
:
Van
Buren
r
and
$221,000 3 ^is, due
on
bids at his office in Stockton
Dec.
1 from 1972 to 1982. inclusive.
72,000 Series
000
B
5s, ,due
1958
to
til
on
Dec.
Feb.' 1
1964
inclusive; $3,000
/ 434S, due on Dec. 1,1965; $18,000 3%s, due on Dec. 1 from
1966
to
$33,000
1971
inclusive;
3%s, due
on
and
Dec. *1
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive,
•
Dated
j
a.m.
(PST)
on
13 for
Jan.
phrey Co., Inc., at a price of 107.39.
purchase of $3,000,000 school
bonds, i Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
from
1
11
the
bonds, for $18,-
un¬
from
1959
to
inclu¬
1983
sive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, r Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
,
&
j
Champaign County Community Sch.
District No. 7 (P.O. Tolono), III.
award
the
of
$275,000 building bonds on Dec.
18—v. 186, p. 2899—to the Con¬
tinental
on
1
Dec.
clusive.
ILLINOIS
Correction—The
Dated Dec.
bonds.
1, 1957/
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick,
(
CONNECTICUT
j
to
1972 in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
tution
Bond
O.
Sale
Twp. School Twp.
Stanford), lnd.
—
The $6,000 school
building bonds offered Dec. 20—
v.
186,
p.
at
a
2525—were awarded to
E, Hailstone & ,Co.,
Frank
price
of
100.20,
a
as
basis
4s,
of
about 3.93%.
Zionsville, lnd.
Louis.
Bond
INDIANA
Illinois National Bank &
Co., of Chicago, as 3s, at a
price of 100.002, a basis of about
2.99%, was reported under the
heading of "Champaign County
Community School District No. 1,
1957. Due
and
1958
Principal
Trust
Dec.
from
31,
(P.
Town
ceive
Alexandria, lnd.
Offering
James Jones,
—
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 14 for the purchase
of $143,000 water works refund¬
Clerk-Treasurer,
ing
and
improvement: revenue
Bond Offering—Frank S. Whitwill receive sealed bids until 6
Dahlquist,
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of Sab comb, Borough Treasurer, will re¬ 111."
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 16 for the
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1988 inclusive.
Francisco. ;
•'
'
'
ceive sealed bids until noon
purchase of $837,000 sewage works
(EST)
Callable as of Jan. 1, 1970. Prin¬
on
Jan;
7 for the purchase of Cook County School District No. 83 revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Bloomington School District,1 San
cipal and interest <J-J) payable
$500,900 water and electric bond?. (P. O. Roy Road and Lyndale Ave., Due on Jan. 1 from 1960 to 1992
Bernardino
and interest
<
County, Calif.
~
!
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
building bonds: offered Dec.? 30-^
_
v.
186,
Dean
price
p. 2898—were awarded to
Witter & Co., as 4s, at a
of
3.95%.,
100.26,
a
basis
of
about
11
her
Dated Jan. 1,
from 1959 to
able
the
at
1958. Due
at
or
the
on
District,
Pay¬
office
in
Bakersfield
a.m.
(PST) on Jan. 14
for the
purchase of $8,000 building
bonds. Dated Jan.
14, 1958. Due
Jan. 14, 1.964.
Principal and in¬
Offering
troller
Matthew
nounces
that
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
&
Trust
—
City
P.
•••;
„
Comp¬
Kuta
bids
;
an¬
will
be
on
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1976 inclu¬
Interest
sive.
J-D.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
received until
noon (EST) on Jan.
purchase of $1,500,000
Francis T. Maloney Senior High
School
bonds.
Dated
March
1,
14
for
1958.
to
the
Due
1978
on
March
inclusive.
1
from
Payable
at
1959
the
Cook
County School District
83 (P. O. Elmhurst), III.
Bond
Huebner,
No.
thereafter
bids
until
City
Clear
*
Jan.
10
are
callable
1971 and
of Jan.
as
Company,
of Chicago. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Bond
Schools,
Hubert
at
were
Creek Township (P. O.
Smithville), lnd.
Sale—The
Dec.
$65,000
to
a
group
National Bank
Merchants
Co., Indianapolis. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
IOWA
Iowa
$5,000 property
Ida Grove,
Bond Sale—The
purchase bonds offered Dec. 31—
186, p. 2898—were awarded to
the First of Iowa Corp., as 3s, at
v.
a price of par plus a
$1.40.
premium of
Indianola, -Iowa
bonds
18—v. 186, p. 2420—
awarded
the
& Trust
Indianapolis, or at the Continental
Illinois
National Bank & Trust
offered
sealed
—
1970, Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Alexandria
Banking Company, Alexandria, or
at the Indiana National Bank, of
will
of
Offering
1,
Offering—R. C. Jennings,
Superintendent
receive
Bond
inclusive. Bonds due in
Offering—Frank R. Dean,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 10 for the
purchase of $675,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due
Bank
sealed
Bond
National
Meriden, Conn.
.
Bond
■
Northlake, III.
Jan. 1
Hartford,
Hartford
Groton
j
•
1978 inclusive.
Bank & Trust Company,
;
School
Rem County, Calif.
at
.Groton, Conn.
Company, Groton.
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Gibson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
:.
;
,
Greenfield Union
until
•
Bond
com-1 Smith,
Offering
—
City Clerk,
Kenneth
E.
will rece.ve
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
50
(90)
..
(CST) on Jan. 6 for the purchase
of
$110,000
sewer
construction
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1965 inclusive.
Due
Offering—Betty H. NoteSecretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. .14 for
the purchase of $160,000 school
building general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on June 1
Legality approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
the -office of
at
payable
(F-A)
Treas¬
Board
School
Parish
the
Des Moines.
interest
and
Principal
ware,
1978
Feb. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
1, 1974.
Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser,
follows:
es
/.
j.
Company
,
Beh
!
and
-
Becker
35,000 r bonds ■ to
Cownic, Inc. «
^
....
KENTUCKY
.
pec. 27
to
•/
Co., Inc., as 5s.
from
1
Callable
1958
1968
to
Callable
1983.
;
.
/
.
Aug.
gality approved
receive
will
Clerk,
1
;;
.
1959
from
Callable
Note
Portland,Mc.'
Offering
Finance,
of
until
will receive sealed bids
noon
on
approved
(EST) on Jan. 7 for the purchase
$1,000,000 notes. Dated Jan. 10,
1958. Due Oct. 6, 1958.
',
j
to
inclusive!.
1987
June 1,
1968. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
a bank
or trust company desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
'j
■;'■
George H.
—
Director
Anderson,
by
-
Miller,
Paddock & Stone, of
*
Canfield,
Detroit.
Clark,
Offering
Bond
Cambridgei Minn.
>
—- The
$20,000 storm
sewer general obligation bonds of¬
fered Dec. 27—v. 186, p. 2804—
Maine
York-Water District,<
sealed
(CST) on Jan.
0 for the purchase of
$375,000
©chool
building revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan.
1 from 1960 to 1978 inclusive. Interest J-J. Legality approved by
10 a.m.
Bond Sale
George A.
—
Inc., and 'Kalman & Co., Inc.,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.92%, a£
follows:
%-V-f;'
Chase, President of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
at
the
Boston
Safe Deposit
&
were
awarded
to
group
a
com¬
to
1960
inclusive.
1967
70,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
I ;
1968 to 1981 inclusive.
bonds
The
in¬
additional
bear
1.10% from Feb. 1, 1953
inclusive.
.
•
;•
-
of Jan. 15, 1963; Prin¬
as
.
:
,
obligation
MASSACHUSETTS
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
1,
i
.
..
Jefferson
Parish
(P.
O.
sealed
Gretna),
Louisiana
.
State
the
Second Bank-
Street Trust
Co., Municipal
bids at
Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 9 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 school
bonds.
Dated Feb.
19,58. Due
Dept.,
|'
.
'
The
Ill
$135,466.42
paving certificates offered Dec.
31—v. 186, p. 2899—were awarded
on
Feb.
to Dane & Co., and T. J. Feibelclusive.
man & Co., joiptly, as 414s, at a
payable
price of 100.0L ;
;
\
Bond
.
Sale
,
1
Bank.
1959
from
to
in¬
1978
Principal and interest
at the above-mentioned
Legality approved by
,
Jonesboro, La.
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Hogan, Dodge, of Boston.
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
Somcrville Housing Authority,
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
Massachusetts
23 for the purchase of $120,000
Note Sale—The $763,000 notes
public
judgment bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1958. Due on March 1 offered Dec. 10 were awarded to
frqm 1959 to. 1973 inclusive. In¬ Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, at 2.27%
terest M-S. Legality approved by interest, plus a premium of $13.
Bond
Offering—Ernest
•
Foley, Cox & Judell of New OrMICHIGAN
leans.
v
Leesville, La.
Grand Haven School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Jerry Dean,
Bond Offering—Miller G. Sher¬
Clerk, will receive sealed wood, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
bids until 11 a.m. (CST)'on Jan.
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
28 for the" purchase of $515,000 til 5
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 10.for the
public
improvement
bonds,
as purchase of $300,000 school build¬
follows:
"
;
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
$290,000 Series A bonds. Due on Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1973
Town
>
March
from
1
1960
to
1988
inclusive.
March
1
from
1960
Due
to
on
1988
inclusive.
35,000
•
C
bonds.
from
1
Callable
on
or
after
1, 1963. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
Series
March
inclusive.
1960
Due
to
on
1968
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
by
inclusive.
40,000
Sewerage
bonds. Due
on
District
March
No.
1
3
Lake
Dated March 1, 1958. Bonds due
in 1974 and thereafter are callable
of March
as
-
-
City Fourth Class Sch. Dist
No.
from
1960. to 1988 inclusive.
■
1, 1973. Interest M-S.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Secretary of Board of Education
will
receive
June
thereafter
Sewerage Dis¬
trict No. 3 bonds.
Livingston Parish School District
No. 1 (P. O.
Livingston), La.
Easterly,
Off
ring—Ernest S.
Secretary of the Parish
e
until
8
(EST) on Jan. 14 for the
purchase of $500,000 school build
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due
be
for
bids
sealed
p.m.
on
submitted
Mich.
I,
Bond Offering—Harold E. Sprik
Series A, B, and C bonds will be
©old as a unit. Separate bids must
Bond
Note—The offering of the fore¬
going bonds
scheduled origir
nally for Dec. 10—v. 186, p. 2526—
Feb.
15 from'1960
inclusive^; Principal and
1978
interest payable at- a
stitution
cessful. bidder^
,
banking in¬
designated' by ^fhe
.Legality
^suc¬
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
;
Louis.
-MONTANA
County, Forsyth High Sch.
(P. Oil Forsyth), Mont.
$186,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 30—v% 186,
p. 2526—were awarded to Coughliif & Co.) and rBoettehe#5r ■ iCo.,
Dist:
Bond. Sale—The:
jointly,
3.60s,
as
at
a
price
'" '
;
of
1
.
ed.
University-of Minnesota- (P. O.
Minneapolis), Minn. ■
Sale^—The $5,014,000 reve¬
bonds offered Dec. 30—v. 186,
2805—were sold to the Federal
Housing and Hoine Finance
p.
Agency^
254s, at
as
elusive.
1
from
Bonds
1958
due
to
in
callable
1987
1968
was
"■;'"';NEVADA-f:-.-;-; Sj
Washoe'
County School District
(P. O. Reno),, Nev.
* r
Jan.
1
1959
Bonds
and thereafter
to
1978
due
are
in
in¬
1969
callable
as
of Jan. 1, 1968.
73,000 second series bonds. Due
on
January 1 from 1960 to
1969 inclusive.
designated by the
Legality
approved
Dated
Jan.
neapolis.
Hermantown
700
(P.
Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
O.
R.
1,
Box
286,
Duluth), Minn.
Offering—Ruth E. Opien,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
23 " for the purchase of $190,000
by
Miller, Casdjield, Paddock & Stone
school
of
to
Detroit.
—
Agnes Risley,
of Trustees,
receive; sealed, bids";until
will
8. p.m.
(PST) on Jan. 21* for the purchase
$2,500,000 schooF bui l d ing
Dated March 1*^ 1958., Due
bonds.
on
March 1 fronr 1961: to 1978 in¬
clusive/
(M-S)-
Principal-, and : interest
payable ) at f the/County:
office; -.Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson /: Nagel,
man
&
Howard, of Denver.
J
Kauf^
Sher¬
•
\ X
.
Offering—John C.
bids
until
until
received
4
10
Randolph, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
serially bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
14 for the purchase
inclusive.
of $960,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1956.
(CST) 011
$265,000
a.m.
Jan. 7 for the purchase of
industrial
bonds.
Due
from 1959 to 1978
MISSOURI
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1,.1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
1988
inclusive.
Bonds
due
in
Sale
Bond
Creek
Dec.
17
—
awarded
at
—
The
Reservation
v.
to
186,
Zahner
2526
&
offered
—
Co.,
were
as
3s,
100.024.
Missouri (State of)
In reporting
Correction
on
inclusive.
$35,000 Bear
bonds
p.
July. 1 from 1958 to 1976
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the People's Na¬
tional Bank of New Brunswick, or
at' the United States Trust Co.,
Due
Hannibal, Mo.
1,
1958. Principal
and interest payable at any suit¬
able national or state bank
desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
and
pur¬
i
,
District
chaser.
Board
District Clerk,
sealed
from
clusive.
1967.
Principal and' interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company
\
of
—
in
1,
■
Bond Offering
Clerk
.
Bond
as
Bond
man,
postponed.
of June
are
Willmar Indeo^ Sch. Dist. No. 347,
Minnesota
;
Treasurer's
7
par.
'
of
Bond
nue
.
NEW HAMPSNIRE
will receive
Franklin', N. H.
)
p.m.
(CST)
Cloquet Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 94, on Jan. 14 for the purchase of
Note Offerings-Mildred S. Git\
Minnesota
City Clerk,.." will receive
$1,009,000-school building general man,
Bond Offering—B. O. Carlson, obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
1, sealed bids until noon (EST) on
District Clerk, will receive sealed 1958. Due. on Feb. 1 from 1960 to Jan. 7 for the purchase of $200,bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 16' 1987 inclusive, Bonds due in 1978 000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
for the purchase of $590,000 gen¬ and thereafter are callable as of Jan. 8, 1958. Due Dec; 15, 1958.
eral
obligation .school
building Feb. 1, 1973. Principal and inter¬
NEW JERSEY
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on est payable at any suitable bank
Feb. 1 from 1961 to 1988 inclusive. designated by the purchaser. Le¬ Bound Brook School District, N. J.
Bonds due in 1979 and thereafter gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Bond Offcring^—Robert E; Broare
callable as of Feb. 1, 1974. Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
kaw, Secretary of the Board of
Principal and interest payable at neapolis.
Education, will receive sealed bids
any suitable bank designated by
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16 for
MISSISSIPPI
the purchaser. Legality approved
the purchase of $785,000 school
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Gulfport, Miss.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1957. Due
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 indus¬ on July 1 from 1958 to 1977;incjutrial plant revenue bonds offered sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Golden Valley, Minn.
v.
Bond Offering—Donald Soren- Dec. 31
186, p. 2900 — were payable at the Bound Brook Trust
son,
Village Clerk, will receive awarded to Scharff & Jones, Inc., Co., Bound Brook. Legality ap¬
and First National Bank of Mem¬ proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Jan.
7
for the purchase
Wood, of New York City.
of phis, jointly.
$135,000 improvement bonds, as Union
County Supervisor's District Franklin Township School District
follows:
No. 3 (P. O. New Albany), Miss.
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
$62,000 first series bonds. Due on
Bond Offering — Bids will be
Bond Offering — Florence P.
and
April
150,000 Series B bonds.
Due-on
1958.
to
.
,.
LOUISIANA
St.
,
.
1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to
and interest (J-J) payable
1980. inclusive. Bonds due in 1972
©t
the
Trigg
County. Farmers
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional Sch. and thereafter "are callable as. of
Bank, Cadiz.. Legality approved
District (P. O. Springfield), Mass.
ib; 1, -1971.
Legality approved
by Skaggs Hays; & Fahey, of
Bond Offering—Grace L. Kibbe,
Louisville..
1
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
District
Treasurer, will receive & Macartney, of St. Paul.
;
•
cipal
of
—
Trust
.
Callable
Trauernicht,
-
-
•
.
*'
Minneapolis'St. Paul Metropolitan
NEBRASKA
; \
Airports'Commission (P. O.
|'
St. Paul), Minn: "
Beatrice> Neb. V
Bond Sale—The $13,000,000 Se¬
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ries No. 6 airport bonds' offered ceived, until 7
p.m.', (CST); on'Jan.
Dec. 30
v. 186, p. 2804 — were
13 for the purchase of $375,000
awarded to the Investors Syndi¬ sewer revenue
bonds,, it is report¬
,
-
■
100.08.
posed of H. E. Olson, the Peoples
Co., 100 Franklin St., Bos¬ State
Bank, and the Cambridge
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 7
State Bank, both of Cambridge, as cate of America, Inc., the only
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. :
for the purchase of $430,000 water
4s.
bidder, at a price of 100.021, a net
system improvement revenue
Trigg County (P. O. Cadiz), Ky.
interest cost of about 2.69%, as
bonds. Dated Jan.. 1, 1958. Due Clearbrookr- Indep: Sch. Dist. No.
Bond Offerlng-r-R. A. Magraw,
follows:
%
Jan. 1, 1978. Callable as of Jan. 1,
157, Minn.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1968. Principal and interest pay¬
Bond Offering — Raymond L. $1,540,000 bonds as 4.90s.
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
able
at
the
above-mentioned Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬
5,140,000 bonds as 2.60s. " f
!
7 for the purchase of $200,000.
Bank. Legality approved by Ropes, ceive
scaled bids
until 8 p.m.
2,280,000 bonds as 2.60s.
4
\ j
school
building revenue bonds.
4,040,000 bonds as 2.70s.
j
Dated Jan. 15, 1958. Due on Jan. Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of (CST) oh Jan. 13 for the purchase
Boston.
of $325,000 school building general
15 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
.
&
Rosebud
$15,000 3f:>s. Due on Feb. 1 from
to Feb. 1, 1960
-
Charles
Louis.
-
terest of
MINNESOTA
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to approval by "the Board of
Education.. Legality approved by
on
awarded to Juran & Moody,
were
•
of
Ky.
Lexington,
bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 9 for
purchase of $1;160,000 school
refunding' and
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on June
he
by Ropes, Gray,
inclusive.
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston;.
Bond Offering—Florence
City
until
of Jan. 1, 1968.
as
payable at a
trust company in SL ftouis
or
purchase of ■$1,4, University City School District, Mo.
the
for
(CST)
p.m.
Principal
(F-A)
Bond Offering; — .Elizabeth Z.¬
school "' building,, bonds.
Dated
March 1,- 1958:
Due on Fischer, Secretary of thC Bo'ard of
March 1 fronr 1960 to 1967 inclu¬ Education; will receive sealed bids
sive. Legality approved by Faegre until 8 pan. (CST> on Jan.16- for
the purchase of $2,200,009 school
& Benson; of Minneapolis. w ; ~
j
building .bonds;.Dated- Feb;) 15,
.125,000
Trust
&
Principal and interest payable at
the above-mentioned Bank.
Le¬
Bank, of" Newport. Legality ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
Louisville.
.19
7:30
—
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the American National
-
Freer
until
Feb.
at
design
company
Kreis,
Ray
...
inclusive.
1978
to
interest
bank
Co., 100 Roger» Public Schools Sch. Dist:
(P. O. 13SL Buckingham, S.W:, l
until 11 sum.
Millville Common School District
Grand Rapids),- Mich. ■
(EST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
No. 2407, Minn.
Bond Offering
Clara E. W.
of $1,000,000 sewer extension and
Bond Sale—The $85,000 general
improvement 'revenue bonds. Rogers, Secretary of Board} of obligation school building bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due Jan. 1, Education, will recei ve sealed bids offered Dec. 30—v;
186, p. 2804—
Deposit
'•
of
trust
or
by the purchaser. Legalityapproved
by
Miller,
Canfielci;
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Boston
the
at
bank
nated
after Aug. 1, 1961.
or
on
a
bids
Franklin St.f Boston,
,
Dated Aug. 1, 1957. Due on
bids
sealed
Safe
j
186, p. 2804 — were
Chas. A. Hinsch &
v.
—
©warded
pal and interest (J-D) payable
Me.
District- Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bonds offered
revenue
-
Bond Offcring^Earle R.
„
man,
Campbell County Public Properties
Corporation (P. O. Newport), Ky.
Bond Sale — The $28,000 first
mortgage
%
District,
Sewer
Kennebunk
•
I
:
v.U
MAINE
w;
v
$60,000 bonds to Carleton D.
1959
Clerk, will receive sealed
I
$4,395,000 1 school
bonds.', Dated
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
and
*Minnesota
*
Bond ^Offering—R.
District
-
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Jan. 14 for, the purchase of
Barber,
Hibbing Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 701,
•
Monday, January 6, 1958
.
.
.
Dorsey,
Legality
approved
by
Owen, 4 Barker)" Scott &
of Minneapolis;. --■*
orrat any bank specified by
West Des Moines, Iowa
the purchasers, Legality approved from 1959 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
Bond Sale—Street improvement
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. due in 1973 and thereafter are
bonds totaling $95,000 were sold,
callable as of June 1, 1972. Princi¬
urer,
Feb.
of
Bond
$185,000
of
the "purchase
for
29
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1/ 1958.
callable as
1979 and thereafter are
Manistee Township School District
No. 2 (P. O. Parkdale), Mich.
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
until 1:30 p.m.<
sealed and oral bids
.
:
:
.
_
the
offering of $55,000,000 State Bldg.
bonds on Jan. 15—v. 186, p. 2900
—the
maturity
schedule
was
shown ending on May 1, 1978, in¬
stead of May 1, 1979.
—
Nevv
York
City. "Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City. '
proved by
Township School District
(P. O. Mahwah), N. J.
Mahwah
E.
Bond Offering — Mildred AHeller, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 15 for
the purchase of $3,-390,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
Dec. 1 from 195& to 1982 inclusive.
Wiethaifp.t, Secretary-Treasurer of
Board of Education, will receive
Principal and .interest .(J-D). pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
St. Louis
City School District, Mo.
Bond Offering
—
M
e r v y n
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5705
187
Volume
(91)
Principal and interest payable $35,000 street improvement spe¬
City Treasurer's office. Le¬ cial assessment bonds. Dated Feb.
gality approved by Bricker, Mar- 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959
f Wood, of New York City.
^ .1:;. Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Irving Trust Company, burger,
Evatt
&
Barton,
of to 1968 inclusive. Principal and
Matawan Township (P. O.
of New York City, or at the op¬ Columbus. (The Dec. 11 offering interest (J-D) payable at the Lo¬
/ i'> tl'i.
<
Matawan), N. J.
rain Banking Company, Lorain.
tion of the holder, at the Nanuet was canceled.)
,
,-KBond Sale—The $120,000 gen- National
Bank, in Nanuet. Legal¬ Cridersville Local School District, Legality approved by Squire, San¬
v, eral .improvement
bonds offered
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ity:', approved -by
Vandewater,
Ohio
Dec. 27 — v. 186, p. 2805 — were
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Bond Offering—Wanda V. Hally,
Superior Local School District
awarded to J.vB. Hanauer & Co.;
New York City.
v ! \ Clerk of the Board of
Education,
(P. O. Montpelier), Ohio
as
3.80s,- at a pricet: of 100.03, f a
will receive sealed bids until Feb.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
basis of about 3.79%.
•r
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
19 for the purchase of $114,000 improvement bonds offered Dec.
No. 1 (P. O. Huntington), N. Y..
Morris Plains School District, N. [J.
Y Bond Offering — Betty E. building bonds. Due from 1958 to 30—v. 186, p. 2630—were awarded
Bond Offering—Arthur A. Olin,
'
to the First Cleveland Corp., as
Scalette, District Clerk, will re¬ 1980 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
3%s, at a price of 102.29, a basis
Deshler, Ohio
tion;, will receive sealed bids until on Jan. 7 for the
of about 3.54%.
purchase jof
Bond Offering—John Lee, Vil¬
8 p.m.; (EST) on Jan. 21; for the
$1,479,000 school building bonds. lage Clerk, will receive sealed
Toronto, Ohio
purchase of $300,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1957. .Due on June bids until noon
Bond Sale—The $275,000 sewer
(EST) on Jan. 20
;
Dated Feb. 1, 1957; Due on Feb.' 1
1
from
1959
to
1987
inclusive.
for the purchase of $40,000 sewer¬ bonds offered Dec. 10—v. 186, p.
tf from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. PrinBonds due, in 1981 and thereafter
age
improvement bonds. Dated 2423—were awarded to McDonald
,.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable are. callable as of June
,1» 1980. Jan.
1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from & Co., as 33/4s, at a price of 100.05,
:
at :v.-- the-. Morristown, Trust: Co.,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Callable as
a basis of about 3.74%.
••
\
v
Morristown. Legality approved by
able at the Manufacturers Trust
of Dec. 1, 1958. Principal and in¬
Hawkins, Delafield; & Wood, ; of
Additional Sale — The special
Company, of New York City, or at terest
(J-D) payable at the Corn assessment bonds
'J New-York City.-' {•**. •totaling $31,the" Security National Bank, of
City State Bank, Deshler. Legality 475.68 offered at the same time
Mountain Lakes School'District
Huntington, at the holder's option. approved by Squire, Sanders &
were awarded to the First Cleve¬
Legality approved by Vandewater,
(P.lO. Mountain Lakes), N. J.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
land Corporation, as 3%s, as fol¬
J Bond Offering — Wm. L. Arts; Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus), lows:
Secretary of-the Board of Educa¬ New York City.
Trust
Co.,
Ramsey.
Legality
bonds dated Oct.
ap-
Hawkins, Delafield *&
proved by
t
,
Due
1, 1957.
on
(CST)
p.m.
at the
Oct; 1. from 1958 to 1987 inclusive.,
chase
of
Is -V.
»r,
)i
y
10
*
tilt
1- f:
id
it. >
i-
16,
t*.
,i; purchaseOf
Dated Feb. 1, 1958. Due on
bonds.
-
•Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1982 inclusive.
p.,
of
on Jail. 13 for the
$1,575,000
schOol
(EST)
til 8 p.m.
.
Ohio
receive sealed bids un-
tion, will
,'t
$466,000 vari¬
Lancaster, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
ous
bonds
purposes
30—v.t186,
,
offered
Bond Offering—G. Ernest Little,
of Board of County Com¬
Clerk
Dec.
will
missioners,
2900—were award¬
group composed of George
B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., Chas. E. Weigold
ed to
p.
bids until 10
a
for
a.m.
receive
sealed
(EST) on Jan. 8
purchase of $252,000 ex¬
pressway
bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Y; Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able * at ;..the Boonton Trust .Co.,
Boonto.n, - Legality,:, approved - by
& Co.; Inc., arid Doolittle & Co., as
Hawkins; Delafield & Wood, of
3^s;fiat a price of 100.44, a basis
New York ■City, 'YY'V; .• Y
• YYr'jn:
of about 3.44%.
..
'Shrewsbury School District (P. O.
,'Shrewsbury), N. J.
Bond Offering—Lester C. Scott,
H-
terest
Monticello, N. Y.
Secretary, of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond Offering
;
Simon Mass,
—
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
will receive Hartford Township (P. O. Croton),
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Ohio
Jan. 7 for the purchase of $85,000
Bond Sale
The $20,000 fire
improvement bonds. Dated Dec, J,
protection bonds offered Dec. 27
.1957. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
—v.
186, p. 2805—were awarded
1961 inclusive. Principal and in¬
to the First Cleveland Corp., as
terest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
3V2s, at a price of 101.13, a basis
tional Bank of Monticello. Legal¬
of about 3.27%.
Village
Treasurer,
•
,8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. .15 for the
purchase of $400,000 school bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
v
..
from: 1958
1
inclusive.
1977
to
Principal and interest (M-N) payable at the Merchants Trust Co.,
Red Bank. Legality approved by
;
Caldwell, -Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City. W:
..
—
OREGON
County School District
No. 64C (P. O. Route 1, Box 55A,
ity
by
approved
Heckler
Sykes,
Vandewater,
Galloway,
&
New York City.
r
Clackamus), Ore.
5
NEW YORK
Baldwin,
Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuta
,
Central
District
School
No.
'
bids
8
until
2
for
school
purchase ' of
the
bus
(EST)
Jan.
$32,000
Dated
Dec;" 1,
p.m.
bonds.
on
!
Carolina
North
Bond. Offering
Easter-
W. E.
—
ment
Commission, : willv receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 7 for
the purchase of $92,000 refunding
bonds,
". terest
on
1
Dec.
(J-D) payable at the Marine
■■■*: Midland Trust Company of South-
: New
York, in Horseheads.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler, & Galloway,; of
NewYork City.
/
/ ; *
,
Y
.
Brighton and Henrietta Union
Free School District No. 2
;
District Clerk, will receive
'
1
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
t
Bond Offering—Elaine G. Good,
/
sealed
-,.
■
inclusive.1 '•
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the
purchase of $350,000 non-tax ex¬
empt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
terest M-N.
■
■ •
<
■■
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
1 from
Dated
Dec.
1957.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Chase Manhattan Bank* of New
York
1,
at the Wachovia
Bank
& Trust Co., of Raleigh.
Legality approved
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
City,
or
OHIO
Beaverdam
Cleveland.
Bond
to
-
on Jan. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal-and
1988
$145,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 186,
p.
awarded to SweCartwright & Co., as 3%s, at
price of 101.70, a basis of about
2805—were
3.55%.
Legality approved by
Vandewater,!; Sykes, Heckler r- &
') Galloway, of New York City.
Brookhaven
No.
10
Union
Free
a
\.V
"
Township Local School
Braceville
District
(P. O. Route 1,
Station), Ohio
Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Shoreham), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
ceive
iM
sealed
(EST)
of
District
on
—
Clerk,
Phalanx
bids
$193,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 186,
will
p.
until
2
p.m.
Jan. 8 for the purchase
Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Security
National
Bank
of
Huntington's office in
Port Jefferson. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
of New York City.
Lucas
Bond
Cain,
Offering
City
Jan.
on
7
Jan.
No.
8
(P. O.
Nanuet), N. Y.
Renken, Jr., District
(EST)
of
on
bids
Clerk,
until
school
(EST)
of
purchase
2
15.
1958.
1960
to
Due
1969
on
Feb.
1
inclusive.
F-A.
Ohio
-j
p.m.
from
•
1960
to
Interest J-J.
v
...
v.
186,
J.
A.
at
a
p.
$645,000 schoo
bonds offered Jan. 2—
2631—were awarded to
about
Co.,'Inc.,
&
White
of
price
101.72,
as 3}4s
basis of
a
3.08%.
City
sealec
receive
will
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16
purchase of $70,000 bonds
for the
follows:
as
$50,000 land fill and waste dis¬
posal facility bonds. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬
1984
inclusive.
cipal and interest
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Winfree,
McCulloch, Shulet & Say re, of
the
at
Portland.
>■)*
.
Jackson County School District No.
549-C1 (Pi O. 500 Monroe Street,
Medford), Oregon
Bond
Central
school bonds.
Due
(F-A)
Manchester,
Bond
National
Bank
of Cleve¬
(P. O. Williamsburg), Ohio
Offering — J. Richard
Offering—Nelle B. Pettit,
(EST) on Jan. 16
purchase of $35,000 fire
and
equipment
bonds.
bids until noon
for
the
Dated Jan. 30,
30
1959
from
1958. Due on Jan.
1972 inclusive.
to
Interest J-J.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
Cancelled
—
The
Hamm, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive sealed
bids until
of¬
Bond
Offering
—
Bids will be
the pur¬
received until Feb. 6 for
chase
of $995,000
school bonds, it
Sheffield Lake (P. O.
Bond
kura,
Offering
Lorain), Ohio
Eleanor Pis-
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids
on
—
Jan.
14
until 7:30 p.m.
for
the
(EST)
of
purchase
(EST)
+
and
Linn
i
■
Counties
School
District No. 77CJ (P. O. Box
127,
Slayton), Oregon
Bond Offering—Edward J.
Bell,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jan. 13
for the purchase of $80,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
District
land.
'
Pilot Rock, Ore.
Bond
eral
Sale
^
First
" sewage
Dec. 30
—
system
v.
186,
were
4%s.
as
.
awarded to the
National Bank of Portland,
2805
p.
"
^
The $290,000 gen¬
obligation
;
Tillamook City, Oregon
Bond Offering—Geneva
Gatens,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m.
(PST) on
Jan. 20 for the purchase of $18,bids
improvement general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Feb. 15,1958.
Due on Feb. 15 from 1959 to 1968,
inclusive*
Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved
by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Ran¬
kin, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
ing
as
on
Jan. 18
Home
and
2%s, at
Finance
Agency,
par,
Horsham Township School District
(P. O. Horsham), Pa.
Offering — Mrs. Ruth K.
Bond
Prince, Secretary of the Board of
School Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST),on
Jan. 15 for the purchase of $215,000
general obligation improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Feb.
inclusive.
1 from 1959 to 1980
York), Pa.
Bond
Oklahoma
(P.
O.
City), Okla.
G. R. Bixler,
receive sealed
(CST) on Jan.
7 for the purchase of $110,000 fire
department bonds. Due from 1960
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
—
will
Principal
payable at
OKLAHOMA
Nichols Hills
Town
City School District, Ohio
interest
the Couiity
Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
at
office.
and interest
the Philadelphia Na¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Mer¬ tional Bank, Philadelphia. Legal¬
chants Bank, Williamsburg.
Le¬ ity approved by Townsend, El¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
6 Williams, of Cincinnati.
West Manchester Twp. (P. O.
of $446,000 Drexel Sewer
District special assessment bonds
St. Marys
noon
purchase of $150,000 school
building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to
1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬
for the
fering
originally scheduled for Jan. 9
—v.
186, p. 2805—has been can¬
Principal and
payable
mitory revenue bonds offered Dec.
10 were sold to the Federal Hous¬
1
Bond
Ohio
1, 1958.
1, 1958.
Principa
(J-D) payable at the
Dec.
Williamsburg Local School District
2.56%.
Dated Feb.
1 from 1959 to 1978
Feb.
on
Treasurer's
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
a
Rebecca
from
on
Feb.
Dated
Mrs.
Gettysburg College (P. O.
Gettysburg), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $1,035,000 dor¬
Due
and interest
—
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 9 for the purchase of $600,000
clusive.
to
186, p. 2805—were awarded
Fahey, Clark & Co., a^ 23/4s, at
price of 101.07, a basis of about
Offering
Jensen, District Clerk, will receive
20,000 fire department land site
bonds.
re¬
p.m.
815.89
Offering—Ruth A. Horst
Bond
8
from 1959 to 1968 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
until
on Jan. 14 for the purchase
$101,700 school building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1
Bos-
Roose &
Washington City School District,
building
bids
(PST)
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
is reported.
Grade Crossing Elim¬
Project Fund No. 4
(unlimited tax) bonds. Dated
Feb.; 1, 1958. Due on Julv 1
ination
will
building
interest
and
celled.
500,000.00
John H.
—
Jan. 8 for the purchase
$2,135,000
the
for
Braun,
land, Westlake office. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders &
ing
-
Offering
sealed
receive
$80,053.39 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated
Interest
receive
Brown
$580,053.39 bonds, as follows:
from
Bond
Clerk,
Agnes
will
—
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Clarkstown and Orangetown Union
District
1968
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Sale—The special assess¬
various purpose bonds total¬
$254,740
offered
Dec.
27
Offering
Columbus, Ohio
Free
School
from 1959 to
Principal
to
Co., .jointly.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
2631-ywere awarded to Fahey,
& Co., as 3%s, at a price
100.08, a basis of about 3.74%.
$203,500 school building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on Sept.
1
from
1958
to
1976
inclusive.
1
(J-D) payable at the Citizens Sav¬
ings Bank of Leetonia. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Clark
of
sold
Co., Inc., and
Westlake, Ohio
Jan. 15
$28,118.15
of
purchase
$225,000
Richard L.
of
waterworks and mortgage revenue
,
special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
house
Florence
re¬
Vermilion, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
BuriCk,
P.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
'
George,
M.
&
—v.
District,
Ohio
Rochester.
►
the"
for
ney,
•>,.
—
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
ment
School
Local
Bond Sale—The
interest (J-J) payable at the Lin¬
coln Rochester Trust Company, of
v
Offering
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
,
$380,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
Due
of
Dempsey,
&
Bond
bet! &
■;> 1, 1958.
Legality approved by
Sanders
Squire,
In¬
inclusive.
1996
to
1959
from
Leetonia, Ohio
16,000 school bonds. Due on June
:;.bids at the office of Culley,
Cor¬
Tanenbaum, 45 Exchange
St., Rochester, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
9
for
the
purchase of
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
-
ern
:
that
announces
10 a.m.
1958 to
from
Bissell
1973 in¬
to
proved
&
S.
1959
from
was
follows:
as
$76,000 road and brige bonds. Due
Y 1962 inclusive. Principal and in- vC on June 1 from 1969 to 1976
1957. Due
1
sealed
.
noon
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
worth
sealed bids will be received until
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Bond Offering—Leigh W. Potter,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Y
CAROLINA
NORTH
Duplin County (P. O. Kenansville),
1
.<••>'••' (P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
Dec.
—
••
clusive.
bonds
ard
.:.jrv/
until
ceive
Marion
receive
(EST) on
Jan. 14 for the purchase of $1,130,000 hospital building bonds
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on June 1
and
will
Auditor,
bids
sealed
College (P. O. Hiram), Ohio
Hiram
.
County (P. O.
Wert), Ohio
Bond Offering—Kenneth Kerns
County
Bond Offering
Schnepel, District Clerk, will
inclusive.
Wert
Bond Offering—Chairman How¬
of
;
'
No.
at a price of 100.08.
street improvement
at a price of par.
Van
.
'
v.
Van
the
Area
Drainage
$20,031.72
bonds,
11,443.96
bonds,
pur¬
bonds.
Clackamus
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Jan. 7 for the
$40,000 building
Due from 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
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9.
on
51
Sale—The
$103,000
sani¬
tary sewer line bonds offered Dec.
27—v. 186, p. 2806—were awarded
to the Industrial National Bank,
of West York.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
RHODE
ISLAND
Colleges
R. /.
Bond Offering—Jas. P. Adams,
Pushmataha County Indep. School
Chairman of the Board of Trus¬
District No. 1 (P. O. Rattan),
Oklahoma
tees, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Jan. 13 for the
Bond Offering —J. M. Brown,
Clerk of the Board of Education, purchase of $1,125,000 dormitory
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
to
1969 inclusive.
Board of Trustees of State
(P. O. Providence),
**tr*it wa ■wi*#'-'^*1. tyrr -
The Commercial and
Iri
Due
Oct. 1 from 1939 to..
on
by
&
inclusive,
Regality: ..approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
.
.
Dodge, of Boston. J
{
Agency has agreed to purchase
bonds as 2%s«
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Offering
Bond
Dallas
Dec.- 1,
(EST)
Jan. 8 Tor the purchase
on
'
$100,006 sewerage, Act ;of 1939,
'/Series M, bonds. Due on Feb.
-
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,
150,000 highway, Act of 1954, Se¬
ries C bonds. Due on Feb. -1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. ..
Co.,
Knickerbocker,
■
1,000,000 elementary school, Act
of 1955y Series A bonds. Due
on Feb.-1
from/ 1959 to 1983
•V*. 1
lf> I*
.
''
1977 to
of
as
%
Bond
Offering
1\v
ceive
!
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1
Hamilton
!
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a.m.
r
ville.
y-f-
National
or
schoolhouse
at the
TEXAS
ceived
until
chase
of
Jan. 29
H
v.
1,000,000
and
water
sys¬
16
;
,
—
Dancy
County Judge
that
announces
the Commissioners' Court will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 23 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 unlimited tax road
•bonds. Dated March 1,1958. Due
March 1 from
on
clusive.
.
.
Redevelopment and
for the
purchase of $203,000 Fifth
Dated Feb. 4, 1958.
May 9. 1958.
Series notes.
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Offering
/
.
of
lev, Secretary, will receive sealed
•
County (P. O. Browns¬
ville), T exas
C.
Crowe,
Housing Authority, Va.
Due
186, p. 2631.
Bond
&
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 7
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Oscar
1959 to 1969 in¬
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Salem, Va.
Bond Offering—W. Frank Chap¬
man, Town Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $470,000 water supply and sewage dis¬
bonds. Dated
posal
Due
on
Dec.
June 1 from
1,
1957.
1958 to 1976
inclusive.
(J-D)
interest
Corn
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's Office, Austin. Legality ap¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical
Exchange Bank, New York
City,
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
mond.
son,
Principal
and
-
of Austin
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Dallas, Texas
Bond Offering—E.
ley,
City
Auditor,
sealed bids until
on
Jan.
27
for
$5,000,000
enue
as
water
and
bonds.
Due
(CST)
purchase of
follows:
sewer
rev¬
semi-annu¬
ally from Aug. 1, 1958 to Feb.
1, 1978 inclusive.
at
the
National
First
Bank
and
Mer¬
of
Rich¬
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York City.
WASHINGTON
receive
1:45 p.m.
the
$11,800,000 bonds,
or
chants
Lynn Crosswill
and
water
sold to Terry
revenue
sold
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.,
Bank
the
and
jointly,
as
,
Nova
of
Scotia]
514s, at
Dec.
on
1
a price of 99.51/
from 1958 to 1977
Interest J-D.
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Channel- Securities Company, of
Chicago, as 3%s,' at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.24%.
ONTARIO
.
Stevens
Bond
las,
receive
sealed bids until noon (CST) on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $1,100,000
county building bonds.
Dated
1
Feb.
from
Clerk/ will
1, 1958. Due on Feb.
1959
to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder,
or at the Citizens National Bank,
Stevens Point,
or
Due
6s.
World's
sold
to
Fair
the
BRITISH
244
'
of
1961
State
of
as 51/2S and 5s,
100.76.
Due on Dec.
to 1977 inclusive.
Wood House
Bond
000 4^2%
to
a
building bonds
R. A. Daly &
Mary Walker Sch.
District No. 207 (P. O. Colville),
Washington
Bond Offering — Chester Hills,
group
composed
a
was
sold
A.
E.
Corp.,
Co., Dominion Securities
and Wood, Gundy & Co.
Dated Dec.
15, 1957.
Due
on
Dec.
15 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. The
bonds
are
at
1
price of
a
from
1958
Interest J-D,
Township, Ontario
$40,000
bonds
.
sold
was
Co., Ltd./
price of 100.88.
Due
to
as
5%s, at
on
Jan. 15
est J-J.
to
County, Ontario
Sale—Ah
Bond
000
1
.
York
issue
of
improvement bonds
$345,-
was
sold
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
on
Dec.
000
to
1 from
1958 to
Interest J-D.
EDWARD
/
ISLAND
Summerside, P. E. I.
,
Bond
of
sold
Wood,
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
PRINCE
Ames &
Stevens County,
of "
Sale—An issue of
improvement
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of $9,000,-
bonds
1958 to
was1
composed
group
treal,
British Columbia
$1,100,Wash¬
School
from
improvement bonds
a
COLUMBIA
Columbia
Oct. 31
on
1972 inclusive.
CANADA
British
.
$192,-
St. Catherines, Ontario
Bond/Sale—An issue of $637,-
Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago. /
Thompson & Co.
v
of
1977 inclusive. Interest A-O.
at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Stevens Point.
/;
issue
improvement bonds was sold
to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
Gundy & Co., Ltd., A. E. Ames &
Co., Ltd.,. and' the Bank of Mon¬
Point); Wis..
Offering—Chester J. Ku-
County
Sale—An
000
to
Portage County (P. O.
:
Dryden, Ontario
.
Bond
bonds
ington.
Note Offering—Russell R. Hen-
sewer
the report in our issue of Dec.
Cameron
was
VIRGINIA
drainage
tem revenue bonds.
—v.
Dallas.
/ ./
/
000
callable
are
Bond Sale—The $105,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 12—v. 186,
p.
2528—were - awarded to
the
$650,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality approved by
Parkhurst
Danville
and
street
bonds.
$107,*
was
Sale—An
issue
improvement
a
group
of
bonds
$400,-
wTas
sold
Wood,
of
composed
Gundy & Co., Ltd., Royal Securi¬
ties
Corp.,
Corp.,
and
Canada,
as
Securities
Eastern
the
5%s, at
a
of
Bank
Royal
price of 98.48.
guaranteed by the Pro-
County
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
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$1,000,000
of
improvement bonds,
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fol¬
as
Dated
bonds.
for the pur¬
lows:
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SCOTIA
'
McCall,
$2,000,000 bonds,
,
to
,
terest A-O.
! {.
on
inclu¬
...
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977
will receive
(PST) on
inclusive. Interest j-D.
Jan. 14 for the purchase of $177,MANITOBA
000 school building general obli¬
f SASKATCHEWAN
Glenlawn-St. Vital School District,
f
'
Texarkana Junior College District
gation bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Manchester
Regina, Sash.
(P. O. Texarkana), / Texas ]
Due over a period of 20 years.
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,000 Bonds due in 1969 and thereafter
Bond Sale—An issue of $210,000 ;
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,590,5% % building revenue bonds was are callable as of Jan. lt 1968. school bonds was sold to Peter
000 514% improvement bonds was
sold to M. E. Allison & Co., Inc
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ Curry & Co., Ltd., as 5%s, at a
sold to a group headed by the Do¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 able at the
Due on Dec. 1
County Treasurer's price of 101.04.
from 1959 to 1977 inclusive. In¬
office. Legality approved by Bur- from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Inter¬ minion Securities Corp. Due Jan.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
i
2903.
p.
Wash.
Seattle, Wash.
until
Principal and
(F-A) payable at a bank
to be agreed upon.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Baytown, Texas
i
was
interest
Cutler, of Chieago.
\< }■
sewer
of Feb. 15, 1973.
as
Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
136,
000
5%s. Due
Pasco,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Texas
bids
in 1974 and thereafter
Knox¬
Bank,
Seattle.-
Feb. 15,1958. Due on Feb. 15 from
1959 to 1989 inclusive. Bonds due
Prin¬
May 1, 1967.
Bank, New York City,
r
T
of
as
Na¬
(CST) on Jan.-14 for the
purchase of $375,000 unlimited
inclusive.
1973
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
7:30 p.m.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
et the Chemical Corn Exchange
!
k
to
1958
from
Dist.,
sealed
receive
will
(EST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
$1,400,000 rural school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on May
Callable
';>>
11
Sch.
Sub¬
to redemption on and after
years from date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at
the County
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
Offering—Leroy Schaare,
President of Board of Trustees,
of
until
bids
obligation
bonds,
1, 1958.
Due on Jan.T
general
seven
Bond
County Judge, will re¬
sealed
(PST) on
purchase of $100,-
Legality
Dallas.
of
Indep.
Sealy
C. Howard
—
receive
will
ject
""
ax
Bond
1977
.
inclusive.
from date of
and interest (F-A)
Treasurer,
Jan. 15 for the
approved by Dumas, Huguenin: &
Boothman, of Dallas.
;
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Bozeman,
v.
years
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
callable
Mercantile
at.'the
Bank,
tional
Knox County (P. O. Knoxville),
Tennessee
r
County
Bonds due
1958.
Pleasanton, Texas
I
Sale—An issue of $18,000
payable
Legality
TENNESSEE
to
</.*•
Argyle, N. S.
Bond Sale—An,.issue
•
Due
Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Principal and interest (J-D)
sive.
31,
Bank of Bos¬
First National
supersedes
issue of Dec. 30
NOVA
-
Principal and
Xing County, Kent School District
No. 415 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
1980 inclusive.
equipment bonds was sold to
& Co., as 5*4s,
Due on
Dec. 15 from 1959 to 1969 inclu¬
26/
June
on,
date of issue./
the report in our
ity/approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle;'
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Dated Jan.
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Dec.
after 10 years
(F-A) payable at- the
County Treasurer's office.
in New
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive.
approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer \ &
Dodge, of Boston.
4;.*■ /'j
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guenin & Boothman, of Dallas J
*
dated
are
Due
ton.
f'
,
Dittmar
the
i.
j
fire
notes
on or
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the State's fiscal
agency in New York City. Legal¬
000
1958.
Principal and interest payable at
if
1968 inclusive.
May 1, 1970.' Interest M-N.
$500,000
temporary loan notes was sold to
1957.
v
as
5
issue. Principal
Legality approved by. Dumas, Hu¬
Note Sale—An issue of
The
it
able-after
McClung » &
follows:
j /
in 1971 and thereafter are
the First National Bank of Boston,
■'•
Inc.,
Co.,
&
and
Jan./1,
Dated
/
Trust Co.,
Legality- approved
©t 2.44% discount.
Callable
from
Washington
Lake
Seattle),
685,000 3.70s. Due on May 1 from
*•1981 to 1983 inclusive.';
.
.
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1969 to 1976 inclusive.
's
Island. Hospital
Pawtucket, R. I.
sive.
Note—The foregoing
485,000 3.60s. Due on May 1 from
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
,
!';1
Interest M-N.
School District No. 414 (P. O.
805,000 3 ^s. Due on May 1 from
-
/ • > • . V* * 1'/ ,'V J
Dated Feb. 1,J1958.
Principal
end interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston, or at the
of Providence.
1959 to
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inclusive.-
Rhode
(PST) on Jan. 20 for the purchase
$240,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1958.
Due
on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1978 inclu¬
callable after;
agency
1
sive.
10
of
;
City.
King County,
Christi),
$625,000 4i/2S. Due on May 1 from
1978 inclusive*1 ;
1959 to
&
Thomas
A, bonds. Due on Feb. 1 from
<
Tucker
C.
James
160,000
publi d improvement
matching, Act of 1934,- Series
j
State's fiscal
the
1958
from
Nov.
until
bids
sealed
$2,500,WISCONSIN
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
000 Wesley Scale Dam and Reser¬
County Treasurer, will receive Ellsworth
(Village) and Diamond
voir Project bonds was sold via
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
negotiated sale to. a group com* on Jan. 21 for; the purchase of Bluff, Ellsworth,\ EL Paso, Gilman,
pofced of thfc' Fifsf National City $675,000 general obligation bonds. Martell, Oak Grove, Trenton and
Trimbelle (Towns) Joint School
Bank, of New York City/ Merrill Dated Feb.
1, 1958. Due on Feb. 1
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Ellsworth), Wis.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, from 1960 to 1968 inclusive. Call¬
highway, Act of 1954
Series B, bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from 1959 to 1-978 inclusive.
*
Texas 14
are
re¬
to
aS
a.m.
ceive
on
;
-
County Treasurer, will
mon,
bonds was sold
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
5%s, at a price of 101.54. Due
improvement
Bell,
Red-
G.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1978 inclusive.
1 from 1939 to
150,000
1
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n
bonds
York
(P. O. Corpus
District
ap¬
Water Supply
Lower Nueces River
j
$1,560,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
5
years from date of issue. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County. Treasurer's office, or at
The
Parkhurst &
proved by McCall,Crowe,, of Dallas../
Bank,' Municipal Division, 45
Milk Street, Boston,'until 11 a.m.
al
of
1957. Legality
bonds.
clusive.
jointly.
Rupe & Son, Inc.,
Dated
City Treasurer,, will re¬
c/6 First Nation¬
Ramsden.
ceive sealed bids
Dig-
City School
70
No.
Washington
Offering—Fred
Bond
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April 15 from 1960 to 1978 in¬
refunding, and
bonds was- sold
5%%
and
building revenue
to East Texas Investment Co., and
G. Russell
—
trict
.
Sale—An issue of $88,000
Bond
5%
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.
Sale—An issue of $75,000
Bond
District No. 204 (P.
1978
1960 to
from
15
Garden
10,000
O. Athens), Texas
District (P.
the
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College
County Junior
Henderson
Cranston, R. J.
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April
,
Monday, January 6, 1958"
.:.
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Rivers, Man.
Granger School
O. Yakima),
County,
School I Yakima
Prailie
District No. 27 bonds. Due on
<
.
inclusive.
Housing and Home Finance
*The
Hunter's
$21,500
6,800,000 general obligation bonds.
Due on Aug.'1 from 195$ to
1977 inclusive.
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Financial Chronicle
Grays Harbor County School Dists.
(P. O. Montesano), Wash.
Bond Offering—Don F. Smith,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10
Jan. 31
500
for
a.m.
general obligation
follows:
(PST)
on
the purchase of $31,-
bonds,
as
cham & Blair, of Spokane.
est J-D.
,
15, 1983.
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