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JAN
-1237
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MKrjuHM
■
MONDAY
✓
ISSUE
iMr
7k e
and
Financial Chronicle
Reg
Volume
185
Number 5601
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Affiliated Fund, Inp.—To
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Any
stockholder
company
surplus
shares
offered
stock
of
net
by
and
to
must
time
asset
to
As
of
with
Oct.
a
after their
31,
of
daily
to
retired
by
3,814,653
resolved
to
retire
price.
stockholders'
the
of
shares
to
action
by
it
The
reduce
as
of
New
a
the
record
of
mined,
one
close
of
business
stockholders
62,430,956
class,
were
Alabama
entitled
shares
Great
from
Net
ry.
stock,
Net
ry;
—V.
of
which
meeting
the
all
$1,722,429
$1,451,051
$1,551,572
592,654
332,813
383,92".
245.728
338,914
183,590
236,003
income
15,115,929
17,347,897
14,462,603
3,760,068
5,815,110
3,752,490
2,814,963
1,925,808
Stock Exchange—Curb
SEC
Dec.
on
31
announced
that,
corporation and Murchison Brothers
order
under
Alleghany
stock
to
of
the
Investors
application
Investment
Murchison
have
of
Act
permit
to
Services,
Inc.,
of
the
class
sale
A
proceedings
by
any
it
is
the
consistent
order
an
requested
including
Although
before
that
it
to
the
from
to
The
Corporate
the
in
short
the
at
promptly;
decision
difficulties
the
parties
and
the
the
the
refusal
confirmed
by
of
and
requested
that
opposing
proceedings,
as
a
specting
be
19
from
longer
to
a
that
stage
despite
Dec.
for
Murchison
Brothers
effect
as
extend
result
it.
This
28
Brothers,
be
deemed
to
termination
of
a
and
27
objected
of
(par
its
expiration
advice
from
which
they
for
also
withdrawn.
the
questions
later
was
counsel
discontinuance
of
earlier
in
of
contract
they
have
transactions
of
these
should
raised
between
Corp.,
cent).—V.
one
Ave.,
issue" of
184,
Mineapolis,
400,000
shares
The
has
secondary offering
(par $1) was made
at
$92.12Vz
share.
per
65,000
American
of
common
stock
f
Machine
&
22,
subscribe
will
V.
Investment in Canada
Significant business and
Canada
are
Bulletin.
decisions
on
reviewed
regularly in
our
Monthly
This
on
p.
informed aid to investment
Canadian securities is available
Ltd.
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
25 ADELAIDE
ST. W.
—
TORON^
with
22,
rights
expiring
on
Feb.
;
by
Securities
of
ten
and
1957.
Co.—Reports Record Sales—
Exchange
Commission
Dec.
on
27
Uranium
of
Canadian
believe,
United
Securities
14,
Mines* Ltd.;
and
United
Copper
companies
recently
States
Act c-f
in
whose
have
been
violation
1SI33.
The
1956
is
securities, the
or
currently
of
the
&
of
stock
1957,
proposes "to
Stantock
has
the
sell
of
Commission
being
to request
to
arranged
Eldorado
sell
to
to
a
in
two
of
the
has
184,
Court
.
filed
lessen
.
of
for
a
the
have
the
competition
Section
7
of
or
the
.
tend
.
.
Clayton
Act.
country."
assert, the effect of the proposed
to stimulate competition in
the
substantially
sections
of
the
been
country."—V.
annual
been
184,
2618.
p.
between
l-Ieller and
Berdon
great
from
27
spinning
Heller,
total
a
newly
President,
of
$900,000
issued
which
shares
made
was
was
to
584,111.
pur¬
approved
agreement
interests.
stated
1957
Dee.
that
Valley
20
31,
this
$64Q.C00
Falls,
of
Feb.
These
21,
war¬
1959.
corporation
operations.
A
modernization
in
Warrants for
the
same
1958 and
shown.
the
Dec.
in
the
2,
to
be
plant
on
1956,
359,111
further
to
for
that
conversion
21,
for
by
Jan.
confidence
started
and
Feb.
provided
shortly be ready
This
held March 29, 1956.
As a
conversion, outstanding shares of com¬
Dec.
on
William
225,000
meeting
increased
shares
by
Board,
into
stock.
Executed
the
27
the
of
converted
common
at
Dec.
on
Chairman
purchased
looks
Expanded
new
has
been
program
and
R.
expansion
of the
I.—V. 184, p. 1014.
Arrangements Approved
voted
1,996,845
shares,
equipment
E.
mortgage sinking fund bonds due
President, has announced.
Favorable
majority of the shares outstanding was
Beard,
of
a
representing
July
1976,
1,
action
by
necessary
approval.
The
bonds
will
be
sold
in
installments,
as
funds
are
needed
by
the
for
the
company, prior to April 29,
1961, to a group of insurance companies
composed of The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, The
Equitable
Assurance Society of the United
States, The Prudential Insurance
Life
Co.
of
America.,
western
^
Co.,
Sale
its
Mutual
and
The
of
the
aircraft
cost
1955.
of
bonds
which
is
right to subscribe
surplus.
issue
capital
an
In
was
and
its
to
of
for
an
to
surplus.
be
sale
1956,
of
Co.
Braniff's
through
The
shares.
added
110%
the
issue
$5,626,142
Braniff
additional
William
Board
of
plan to finance
improvement program the total
$83,227,000. In the second quarter of
shareholders,
oversubscribed
Committee of the
Insurance
part
facilities
common
the
August,
life
integral
and
460,644
proceeds
and
This
is
Life Insurance Co., The North¬
Connecticut General Life Insurance
Co.,
Mutual
estimated
sold
rights,
and
England Mutual
Insurance
acquisition
Braniff
127%
New
Life
Connecticut
nimes
registration requirements of the
original list contained the names cf 135,
Southern
suit.
complaint seeking to
by Bethlehem, alleging
3, the two companies stated "that
competition
between
Bethlehem
and
of
aforementioned
with
43/i%
holders
the
in
the
2322.
p.
General's
Youngstown
.
companies
agreement
reason
distributed
the
Is
which
program
Jan.
on
made
was
has
shareholders
Chas.
the
has
for
shares
progress
of the shares voted and 68% of all shares
outstanding, in favor
the plan approved by its board of directors to
issue up to $40,000,000
ferable
of
Atlas
of
amount.
75,000
now
Attorney
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Loan
The
this
and
are
Federal
the
violation
exercisable
will
Of
bonds
Department
filed
various
additional
are
See
Ltd.
announcement
composed
are
the
and
Blumenthal & Co. Inc.—Debt Conversions—
the
were
to
1
announced
Mining
31,
acquisi¬
Corp;
Sheet & Tube Co. on Jan. 3
Department's allegation
that
the
organizations would constitute a violation
dismiss
in
be
;
in
the
approved
Canadian
previously Indicated in the April 24,
original list, the Canadian Restricted List
Dec.
on
permitting its
Youngstown
section
the
.
stockholders
result
.
entitled
7,
it
the
substantial
Berdon,
Corporation's
of
As
the
\
stockholders
announced
Uranium
99%
Chemical
sales
to
CANADA
common
companies to its "Canadian Restricted List,"
as
lollows:
Apollo
Mineral
Developers
Inc.;
Basic
Minerals
Ltd.;
Cavalier
Mining
Corp.,
Ltd.;
David
Copperfield
Explorations
Ltd.;
Dupcnt Mining Co., Ltd.; Export Nickel Corp. of Canada Ltd-.; MidWest Mining Corp. Ltd.; Paramount Petroleum Sr Mineral
Corp. Ltd.;
Trio
The Investment Dealers' Association
of Canada
of
to
accum¬
Securities—
was
order
$3,000,000.
upon
to
corporation's
to
lines
Apollo Mineral Developers, Inc.—On Restricted List—
The
o.
Jafi.
David
forward
$14,442,000,
highest in its history,
were
recorded
by this company lor the fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1956. Sales in
1955 were $12,690,157.
Earnings for the year amounted to $465,000,
as compared with
1955 earnings of $449,000.—V. 184, p. 1910.
addition
™
be
industry
Messrs.
Foundry Co.—Deb. Financings—
date
paid
claims
of
acquisition
any
".
vhe
of
Ansul
request.
Ross, Knowles & C
record
full
from a mill to be built by Stanrock,
temporary financing for these mining
substantially
.
any
indebtedness
of
Total
economic trends in
the
With
Justice
Justice
answers
(Sidney)
1956.
2833.
184.
.
in
will
rants
1957.
expected
maintain
amendment
an
permanent
a
cailed
York
.
not
-
_
is
it
Negotiations
two
monopoly"
Youngstown
mon
company announces that, subject to effective registration under
Securities Act of
1933, it will issue convertible subordinated de¬
bentures by an
underwritten offering to stockholders.
The terms of
the offering will be fixed at a
meeting of the board of directors on
It
a
is
225,000
The
Jan.
the
that
order
to
Clayton Act.
proposed
"may
separate
suant
Jan. 3 by The First Boston Corp..
on
•I
re¬
shares
a dealer's discount of $1.50
withdrawn the following day.—V.
184,
'
was
2729.
p.
of
increase
in
as
Corp.—Seeks Dismissal of Suit—
the
the
of
Offering—A
the
A Guide to—
the
it
thei;e
stock
share, with
per
It
12,
Announcement
America—Secondary
SEC
financing
approximately $24,500,000.—V.
Steel
New
of
Co.' of
not
the
of
Dec.
create
been
common
of
establishing
companies
District
2729.
p.
the
Stanrock
mill,
5500.000
corporation and the
denials of
the
U.
S.
steel
Minn.,
of
of
Canada,
$500,000.
This
and
Aluminum
for
proposed merger of
of Section *7 of the
Inc.—Underwriter—
Marquette
of
consideration
to provide
filed
Clearings
Fund,
523
proposed
to
well
as
additional
exemption
initial
proposed
purchase
stock
Furthermore,
Resources
the
the
Bethlehem
15
counsel
Murchison
illegality
and
the
received
Dec.
determination
asserted
of
Commission
application
stockholders
advanced
hand,
the
to
for
an
extension
an
expected,
in
received
joint
contending
bar
the
the
Counsel
the
could
parties
no
telegram,
Alleghany
The
was
that
to
merger
the
and
of
2437.
for
having
in the Province of Ontario,
contract with Eldorado
Mining & Refining Ltd.,
a
provide
44
applicants.
However, the Commission concluded
that
withdrawal
of
tiie application makes discontinuance of these
proceedings appropriate.
Fund
with
company,
an
mining
Crown
purpose
In
Allied
contracts
accompanied
2.
p.
filed
securities
to
the
expected
8
43
named
of
total
a
agreed
that
workload
for
certain
Pursuant
order to
to
were
26
^concentrates produced
common
48
41
The
counsel
Dec.
on
contract
efforts
SEC
of
owns
agency
enjoin
matters.'
contract
advice
Cover
44
p.
to
his
small
group
of investors, including Atlas, $3,000,000 ot 514
%
first
mortgage bonds clue June 1, 1957, and 450,000 shares of common stock
44
184,
from
■
On
—V.
made
system,
public
covering 25,000
133, p. 2758.
investment
the
$500,000
operations
.
argument
heavy
a
be
available
6
special
notwithstanding
would
time
Dec.
of
Canada.
which
benefits.
that
application
decision
prompt
tax
anticipated
advised
its
certain
secure
183,
Dec.
on
York
Stanrock
In
>.
of Bank
The
country.
The
each
Commission has. given interested
persons until Jan.
hearing thereon.
participants,
Regulation
New
uranium
The Course
for
interchange
an
and
the
serve
statement
certificates.—V.
an
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
that
and
of contracts is being
available for rent in the
a
31
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
of
the
corporation
or
trailers
auto¬
leased
income
expenses.
persons
rental
of
System.
are
hitch.
position.—V.
applied to
tion
31
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
application
following
parties
part
has
application, the Commission heard oral
by the applicants, in view of their
the
transaction, if approved, prior to
the
of
Alleghany
of
telephonic
act
Act.
and,
the
of
reasonable,
preparation of its opinion had reached
issuance of a final opinion was almost at
expiration
and
a
pressing
and
the
on
of
of
and
rental
gross
operation
group
fleets
of
Rental
trips throughout
Atlas Corp.—To Acquire Stanrock
requested
it
issue
fair
the
advice
that
the
overreaching
the
by
Division
Commission
disposing
assure
other
of
as
order
year-end,
would
After
and
in
of
1956;
briefs
the
6,
14,
no
are
purposes
consummate
the
in
the
made
Dec.
1956,
presented
for
to
terms
Sept.
and
granting
on
desire
31,
the
filed
counsel
arguments
Dec.
with
was
involves
its
that
findings
the
opposed
stated
and
transaction
involved,
person
such
of
that
the
trailer
fleet
adequately
corporation
This
41
Foreign Exchange Rates
the
discontinued.
may
registration
ulative
for
Eecau.se of intercompany affiliations, the transaction
is prqhibited
by the Investment Company Act unless the Commission
by order grants
an
exemption {from
the prohibition on the basis of a Commission
finding
its
40
Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings.--—.__
Dividends Declared and Payable
common
upon
The
37
Section
Markets
j
of
Trailer
offering
trailers
competitive
31
■'
operation
"U-Haul"
one-way
35%
person,
the
U-Haul
name
36
____.
General
withdrawal by this
application for an exemp¬
53,000 'shares
of
system
31
.
for
certain
any
for
the
the
Associated Fund, Inc., St. Louis,
Mo.—Registers
Securities and Exchange. Commission—
35
>'Y\ ",f ' ''
- :7
Miscellaneous Features
following
their
Company
Brothers
Diversified
been
of
its
31
2009.
p.
the
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock
Exchange—___
2,471,584
16,692,445
receives
pays
to
present
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages——.__
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices..:
4,874,806
1,981,521
—
a
number
35
Alleghany Corp.—Withdraws Application to Sell IDS
Holdings—
The
Exchange
Exchange.
Over-the-Counler
and
use
ownership of a
clamp-on automobile
The
35
,
tion
Stock
Stock Exchange.
Stock Exchange
1953
by
34
Toronto
1954
and
companies,
32
Toronto
1955
in
under
legal
32
Canadian
RR.—Earnings—
and
offered
provide
trailers
Owner
the
32
.
Fleet
are
27
Montreal
Stock
such
14
a
registration statement with the SEC on
$3,000,000 of U-HAUL FLEET OWNER CON¬
contracts
marketed
are
trailers
11
23
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange--
of
filed
covering
The
public for local
The
32
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
the
is deter¬
company,
(Stocks)
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
205.
p.
Exchange
—
oper.
184,
annual
stock
of
as
Detroit Stock
1—
railwayrailway——
from
date
Stock
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
of
directors
470,742
./
income—
Jan.
the
at
183,
the
York
Boston
the
$1,572,042
—
from
Net
vote
capital
Southern
railway-.^,..,
railway—
oper.
From
Gross
1956,
21,
1956
from
Net
to
the
of
outstanding.—V.
October—
Gross
Dec.
on
the
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange.--.—-
capital of the
company
(as of Oct. 31, 1956) from $79,940,260 to
$75,171,943.75, an
aggregate reduction
as
of
said
date
of
$4,768,316.25, and has rec¬
ommended to the stockholders that
they adopt supplemental resolutions
approving .said reduction of capital.
At
trailers
Page
payable
result
a
board
1956,
mobile-type rental
Stock and Bond Quotations
:
capital
corporation
28,
TRACTS.
is
within
supplement contained the names of
supplement contained 19 names.
Arcoa, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Registers With SEC—
This
Dec.
shares
are
second
In This Issue
ito
such0
of its
blocks of
action
first
the
any
taxes
company's
held
were
and
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
the
Furthermore,
'
share,
per
said
INSURANCE
-
to
that
repurchased
stock transfer
shares
shares
As
company.
repurchases by the company of its capital stock.
has
INDUSTRIAL
-
re¬
redeem
buys
repurchase.
$1.25
a
extent
to
stockholder
these
the
of
his
the
also
bid
restore
stock
upon
tender
to
obligated
accumulate,
acquisition,
the
on
1956,
value
par
unissued
are
is
company
its
at
maintained
shares
by the stockholders
it
to
company,
The
company
but
entitled
the
purpose,
value.
the
be
repurchased
reasonable
and
such
by
authorized
unless
is
company
for
dealers
repurchased
needed
the
the
redemption,
their
at
shares
for
available
Price $1.25
Reduce Capitalization—The
on
Feb. 7 will consider and act
duction of capital of the
company.
the
Y., Monday, January 7, 1957
Corporation and Investment News
stockholders
has
U. 6, Pat. Office
issuance
was
to
shareholders
1.105,545 shares
and
its
were
of
of
trans¬
oversubscribed
paid-in
capital
offered
common
the
stock.
added
$10,892,392 to paid-in
Chairman of the Executive
A. Blakley,
Directors, and the company's largest share-
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
(42)
This
...
total assets of the company were 815,241.647 and
total capital, paid-in surplus and earned surplus was 835,548.332.
"We have no present plans for further financing either by equity or
-f'ebt " Mr. Beard said. "The management anticipates that the proceeds
S com the sale of the 1976 series bonds, together with general funds of
the
company,
will be sufficient to enable the company to meet its
1 resent commitments under its equipment and facilities
program.
"We have
received, to date, four of the Douglas DC-7C El Dorado
j.nd three of the Convair Metropolitan 440 aircraft," Mr. Beard stated.
"Both types have been introduced into our operation with fewer probJ :ms than any new aircraft in our history.
Two more Convair 440's
v/ill be received by mid-January and three additional Dpuglas DC-7C
JJ1 Dorados will be received in the spring of 1957. With the addition of
i viese aircraft, Braniff now operates a fleet of aircraft second to none
throughout the world in speed, beauty and passenger comfort.
"Traditionally we do not make public forecasts of prospective earn^
1956,
31,
Oct.
At
"however,
continued,
Beard
f upj," Mr.
f.ncl two of
In
uciivereu in
oc
and ffte Boeing
and i960.
turbo-prop
Electra
v»iil
Feb
V.
committee
Net
ry.
Net ry.
Buffalo Forge Co.—Has Good Backlog-1-
•Deficit.—V.
.barring
Heath, Ex¬
184,
M.
A.
intensified
register increased sales again in 1957,
the international situation," Mr. Heath
us
worsening
some
raid.—V.
of
f
/A
1791.
p.
:
Co.—Elects Two Directors—
B.vers
184,
27,026,687
28,219,085
4.250,673
3,720.722
"719,444
3.082,582
"766,877
753.042
314,252
one
the
and
occurs
This
Tire
sales.
pf
charge
Knowlton
W.
General
and
the
end
—V.
McQueen
yA •'
,
184,
p.
184,
the
being
for
by
when
board
Byers
from
Not
of
of the
will be added to the company's working
proceeds
net
business.
outstanding
reduce
to
its
expanding
and
on
be
to
Net
short-term
Such proceeds
borrowings.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Gross
Lines
Pacific
Canadian
,
Net
Net
ry.
railway
from
income-.-
oper.
8355,930
*20,182
3. 411
*41,807
"53,369
from
railway—
Net
ry.
1,043,748
185,563
income.—
"Deficit,—V.
184,
Carolina
and
221,951
,
nounced
801, ooo
201 103
763,263
83,286.628
l,779,103v
8339,365
164,729
8339.073
165,814
Net
$2,826,680
1.689,948
—V.
184,
and
8174.636
81,507.525
90,064
.'685,419
477,862
market
Corp. of America—New
described
household
Popeil
by
chopper,
food
Brothers,
Chicago,
in
Inc.,
within
units
1,500,000 to 2,000,000
to
of
111.,
the
the national
after
setting
declaration
1956—Month—1955
per
847,724,193
8607,923,792
8474,029,068
4,889.750
3,395.603
48,360.765
Vt.—V.
184,
share
80.51
$0.40
below.—V.
184.
com.
85.31
of
share is computed on number
respective periods.-^V. 184,
the
shares
at
Francis
In
S.
Co.,
the
Vice-President
and
has
President.
Executive, Committee
elected
of
company
Mr.
for
executive
the
of
been
appointment
the
of
affiliates
its
the
of
York,
addition,
Blancke,
Chairman
Baer,
New
George
announced
was
who
Richards,
25
years
committee,
is
and
has
Bankers
as
is
Dec.
cn
the effect
It
of
the
week
Power
the
director
Financial
company
and
member
Vice-President.
the
2737..
Co.—Plans Financing
construction
year
company's
Yarmouth,
work
has
second
ifcruction expenditures
and
the
work
at
Cousins
cash
with
nent
financing
meet
part
for
the
for
of
$20,000,000.
needed
unit
of
the
1957
proceeded
schedule
on
estimated
now
largest item
is
It
estimated
program
will
he
at
is
undertaken
in
1956.
1958.
between
the
that
Two
voted
19
on
from
credit
of
of
the
internal
No perma¬
was
used
to
of
the company's requirements.
Bank loans outstanding at
the year-end. totaled
$10,500,000.
While the company expects to do
come
permanent financing in
1957, no delinite plans have yet been
worked
out;
.
COMPARATIVE
which
,
the
STATEMENT
11 Mos. End. Nov. 30
1956
Electric
operating
revenues—__
Electric operating expenses
Taxes
(including
Federal
__
__
i
__
13,331,519
in
steps
effective
Jan.
184,
2737.
p.
Non-operating
Gross
operating
income
Nov. 30.'56
$35,307,869
17.317,343
7,787,928
7,778.253
8,430,131
$8,776,232
$9,078,766
$9,560,395
(Dr)___
!
Interest,
etc.,
deductions
(net)
208,742
239,647
220,655
$8,567,490
$8,839,119
$9,339,740
2,674,182
2,577,181
2.910.230
$5,893,308
income—net
income
In
income
\
-
.
requirements
Balance
-V.
184, p. 216.
the
Cole
$50,000,000
filing in February of
petition
a
&
3.006
3,000
Co.——
of
first
30-year
Marc^
mort¬
Willis
12,
Gale,
will be
sale
•'
1.
registration statement' with
a
the Illinois Commerce-;Commission
with
134, p. 1689.
general plant.—V.
a
Fund,
cover¬
toward the
applied
^com¬
195G,
28,
,
,
with, the
filed
company
its
to
registration
SEC
an
covering
statement
its common stock.—V.
shares of
With
Registers
Boston, Mass.
Inc.,
V
,
.
Exchange Commission-
investment
This
Dec.
,
shares
183.
amendment, on1
an
additional.
207.-
p.
York, Inc.—Proposed
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
-
Offering of Convertible Debentures-—
v
George
3.
of
program
President,
Young,
Ohio,
the
Natural Gas
On
other
300
the
serves
Ohio
second
State-.
As
about
of
90
Jan.
1,
it
other, communities
became a part of
Kentucky
in
$6,261,938
$6,429,510
1,277,667
1.289,387
1.393,692
$4,615,641
$4,972,551
$5,035,818
stock
mon
The
Corp..
a
new
is
pany
five
Lexington. Frankfort, Winchester and s'even other
area.
Kentucky Gas Transmission will supplv gas
pects
explained
of
measure.
When
be
have
merged
is
Corp.
a
to
pany
a
hearing has been set
Y'ork P. 8. Commission
the
on
Works and The Keystone Gas Co.. Inc.
companies
serving
company
natural
Columbia's
will be
simplification
to
gas
York.
of New
named
merger
Bath
If their
in
the
is approved, the
program
will
have
the
ultimate
t
selling gas
present.
at
Columbia
has
14
as
many
subsidiaries,
as
some
three State
of
New
which
proceaures.—V.
184,
p.
2623.
'
*
;
,
similar
'
.
at
of
the
stockholders,
common
such
will
be
the. financial
at
the
as
soon
not
of
exceeding
the
issued
characteristics
on
will issue,
next
this
at
time
.to
time
to
issue
and
company
the
to
conversion
The
at
P.
such
S.
time.
as
will
It
of
be
determined
by
will
rate
b-fore
time
will
cr
the
is
to
their
and
have
contpin
at
be
will
It
be
is
of
84
however,
deben¬
to
be
rata,
pro
on
principal
stock
amount
held.
obligations of the
their date, to
Board
at
such
of
the
rates
Trustees
of
and
the
Board
at
a
of
market
date
in
the
light
subject
to
the
approval
not
com¬
from
years
bv
in
Trustees
the
amount,
common
unsecured
the
of
of
convertible
company,
rate
fixed
time
contemplated,
the
15
to
Board
principal
redeemable
offering
contemnlated
that
of
the
rate
the
con-
amortization, sinking fund or ottmr
restrictions on the pavm<*nt of dividends.
any
debentures
company
be
than
to
the
time
practicable,
as
stock
more
and
Commission.
convertible
the
not
rate
be
shortly
provisions
"The
debentures
interest
debentures
stock of
pursuant
from
requirements
$55,087,300
common
mature
such
later
may
York
vertible
plus the Federal Power Commission. The purpose .of the simplification
progrhm is to reduce the many problems involved in the System's"
reguiatory
as
determined
commissions,
to
are
conditions
operating
of
stock
common
of the stockholders
conditions
convertible
interest
company.
wholesale.
subject to the jurisdiction
the
from
stockholders
its
convertible debentures for each share of
dates
of
reducing the number of retail gas utility subsidiary companies to one
in each
of seven States.
There will be one interstate transmission
At
the
have
holders
to
"The
bear
effect
company
companv,
^Columbia Gas of New York, Inc. -
the
determine
to
that
and
s"b3cription warrants which will be at the
customers
merger
believes
company
consent
depending
aggregating
offered
retail distribution
are
53,000
some
for mid-Jan¬
of| Binghamton
impracticable
Trustees
the
debentures
cncl
and market
the
tures
to
rata
amounts
another simplification move,
the
rights.
convertible
determine
that
the
is
it
of
into
may
of the
part)
will expend
the com¬
and
during
principal amount of $125,009,000 of debentures. Such
upon
authorization
by
the
Board
of Trustees,
will
be
such
properties of each
storage
which
Board
requests
pro
"The
company.
by the New
the
convertible
debentures,
similarly separated, .the transmission
form a single. System-wide transmission
in
or
plant,
utility
aggregate
an
bffered
temporary
of
type
been
transmission .and
companies
will
the
Transmission
Gas
expended
secured
to
preemptive
Kentucky
of
be
advantageous
accordingly
approval
of the program.
Formation
are
the
be
will
additions to
in
part;
estimated
latter
have
approximately
principally from the pi*ovision for depre¬
earnings and the remainder from the sale of
retained
and
However
debentures
that
the steps in the simplification program
by the Federal Power Commission, the
utilities commissions in the States affected, the Securities and Exchange
Commission and the Internal Revenue Bureau, which investigates tax
Young
being taken after
new
determine
may
in a construction program which
estimated to require-$650,000,000. Of this,
is
securities,
it
(the
engaged
years
ciation
*
Mr.
Gas
they
as
1956, said in
28.
1956
to
subsidiaries
merged
will
companies involved are Subsidiaries of The Columbia Gas System,
Inc.
1952
years
its
$350,000,000
wholesale
present
the
dated Dec,
approximately $500,000,090
the
and that company's
statement,
and
company
com¬
time.
In
amounts
outstanding 13.704,551 shares of com¬
$5 cumulative preferred stock, both
debentures.
convertible
of the
proxy
"During
Transmission
Gas
wholesale to Central Kentucky
Ail
uary
such
in
were
shares of
entitling the holders thereof to one vote per share. An affirma¬
of the holders of 66%of the outstanding shares of the
and
preferred stock, voting together,
will be required for
adoption of the resolution authorizing the conversion into com-
the
>
Springfield, Zanesviile and
Toledo,
Columbus,
customers.
a.
there
1,915,319
common
communities.
step.
serving
communities
are
time
to
1956,
and
vote
tive
was
operated entirely
and
Salem
the
of
Dart
which
company,
at
time
14,
Dec.
stock
mon
merged into
within the State
of West Virginia
Co.
Natural Gas
Co.
Alliance.
serving
eastern
Fuel,
In
from
Trustees
System
announced
.
purpose
common
this
-
meeting of stockholders will be held on Feb. 5, 1957, for
of voting on a resolution consenting to the conversion into
stock of the-company of not to exceed $125,000,000 principal
of convertible debentures
to be authorized
by the Board of
special
A
the
-
dividend
7,000
6.00O
classes
the
step,
one
Ohio Fuel Gas
company
Net
Preferred
and
Concord
preferred stock (par
amplification
the
1957,
1,
Southern Tier Counties
electric
Net
10,000)
Co.—
Clayton Securities Corp.—
planning to sell
Securities and
meeting
the
to' increase
today.
companies
12 Mos. End.
1955
832,145.931 $30,188,538
15,581,771
25,000
-
&
Beecroft,
is
for
:
•
*
,
and- special
annual
sha'-chclde-s ..voted
the
6.000,000.—V.
to
System's
.
INCOME
&
Co.—
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
of
Co
2737.
p.
call
SEC
for
Con-
continuation
sources.
and, bank
Bac'-^e
construction. program. eistimated at $460,000,000 for the three
1957 through 195).
The expenditures will be made for electricgenerating facilities, for transmission, and distribution facilities and
100'/>stoqk :distributhion
a
,
followed
board
at
shares
declare
to
21.
the
important
became
819.000.-
85.500.000
supplied
balance, to be supplied from outside
was
in
follow
to
the
which
1957
size
are
Island.
this
same
McCormick
25,000
-
years
acquired ali of the transmission and storage operations .of Central
Kentucky Natural" Gas Co., which will become solely a distribution
a
of
them
stock
Shares
2l,ooo
_
ing issuance of the bonds.
The proceeds of the proposed
.
"
pany,
part:
completion
000
'
.
?
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Simplification Program—
195?—
in
completion of
amount
'
.
-
$100) to Celanese Corp. of America, the parent concern.
—V. 168, p. 248.
Ohio
steam-electric
new
severally
have
Columbia Cellulose Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada
.
generating plant on Cousins Island
near Portland,
Me.
The present schedule calls for the
the first unit cf 44,000 kilowatts late in 1957. with the
in
A
"
—Sells Stock—This company plans to selL 100,000
of
belov..—V. 184, p.
W. F. Wyman, President, on Dec. 31, said in
During
Co.
Trust
company
250,000
about
Central Maine
184,
•Plans
that
Jan.
of
action' of
authorized
in
Cellulose Co., Ltd.
&
gage
bonds through competitive bidding "on
Chairman/announced on Jan. 3. *' '
2-for-l split to shareholders of-record Dec/31,
certificates will be mailed to shareholders
a
expected
shareholders,
Senior
a
Increases Canadian InvestmentSee Columbia
below
Commonwealth Edison Co.—-Plans $50,000,000 Bonds—
.
Fund, Inc.—Votes Two-for-One Slock Split—
directors
The
.
having
by Harold
19
with
been
company
a
formerly
was
of
Dec.
on
named
below:
Collins
amount
Richards,
H.
income
pany's
The
the
•
director.
a
net
1956,
year
.
Celanese Corp. of America—Banker on Board—
Trust
—V.
■
83.64
outstanding
2222.
p.
underwriters
Lh^nlny; Neb. -—/
V
819.
p.
the
of
>
2623.
p.
of its 5cumulative redeemable
•
-
of
V
months
10
compared with $215,211 for the full calendar
the
First
The
'31,353,553
per
of
authorizing
Federal
Power:. Commission
a
a
hydroelectric project on the
construct
to
first
...Shares
facilities in '
the proposed
gas
the Stock
under
issuance
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to
respective amounts of the participating preferred
to
forth
set
Hydroelectric Project— *
the
the
$233,414, as
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
orders
two
' ;
,
UNDERV/R ITERS—The
rgreed
severally,
Julian
Co., Inc.—Loses Patent Suit—
Sicgler Corp.
The
$59,286,270
end
with
filed
Newport,
near
Colonial
of
1956—11 Mos.—1955
taxes—
Bales
Profit
'Pas.
intention
Coleman
See
during
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
Per. End. Nov. 30—
the
issued
for
reserved
are
"
'
•
,
provides
of equal rank
1955.
year
">-•
to
of
Clyde River
transparent polystyrene supplied by Cgtalin Corp. of America.
after
has
122,450 shs.
Issued
are
.
.
;// •; V :;,y
"5;
v
Co.—Expansion—
Commission
Power
company
1956.
Earns,
;.V
■
.
debentures
'
Plan.
EARNINGS—For
.
these
conditions additional debentures
shares
17,600
100,000 shs.
£150.000 shs.
—
which
under
1,000 shs.
100.000 shs.
pre¬
/•
Incentive
The
..'This
produc.e
to
Popeil Brothers, Inc. is one of the nation's lending manufacturers of
promotional plastic housewares.—V.: 184, p. 2323.
Profit
;
which
amounted to
the
plans
months.
12
next
't Of
parent
the
par
issued.
Option
,
largest
consists
of
six
stainless-steel
cutting
knives
nylon-clutch spring nllinger and enclosed in a shell
a
\l
Citizens Utilities Co.—Plans
world's
on
of
be
an¬
was
.
company
(81
10.000 shs.
3.000 shs.
valuei
par
valuei———
value•
to certain
<
the
T. Corp.,
formerly
Federal
stock
subject
($100
par
indenture
The
may
Unit— -y*,
I.
President
Dietz,
O.
Arthur
construct and
operate, natural
Kansas,. Missouri and Oklahoma.
Estimated cost
construction is $4 200,000.—V. 184, p. 320.
Chop-O-Matic
attached
tnade
this
•.
Contract—
its maker as the
has just been put
by
•spectacular sales records in six test cities.
According to President S. J. Popeil, his company
The
by
of C.
President
1 T. Financial Corp., it
.
Chop-0-Matic.
fastest
31
Cities Service Gas
$1,136,732
78,454
2115.
p.
Catalan
The
8173,259
inc.—
oper.
Dec,
on
2222.
p.
ry. oper.
from
rev.
railway
*
* ' •
*
•
Vice-President, succeeds Sydney D. Haddock,
who had headed the company's industrial operations since
1932. Mr.
Maddock,
passed
the corporation's, normal ^retirement
age.
having
assumes the position of Chairman of the Executive Committee.—V.
184,
The
Net
has been elected
Lenihan
E.
(310
Common
7,119,o52
15,000 shs.
stock,
participating
and
stock
that
financing subsidiary of C,
Lenihan,
Mr.
1956—10 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper.
expenses
6,718.167
comoany.
RR.—Earnings
Northwestern
31—*
End. Oct.
243,209
5,693,
5.043,508
2115.
p.
12,221.618
income-
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—New President of
Thomas
cumulative
ferred
15,613,809
2011.
p.
"46, 596
5,587,634
909,131
6,070,717
—
from 'railway
Period
railway—
—
39,744.893
34,661.547
16.743.508
13.034,279
8,031,585 V 5,862,648
40,133,620
36.108,941
railway-
1,000,000
——
5'L>cum. pfd. stock
6't
375.000
1,000.000
1958-62
pfd,
prior
1955—
series of
$1,600,000
375.000
series——,
in
cumulative
bYst'/
1—
oper.
,184,
.
631,411
541,390
718,390
644,062
income—
Outstanding
($100 par value).
preferred stock
issuable
1,326,560
industrial
Ner.
oper.
S3.695.036
1,392.023
-
.
FINANCING
debentures,
1957-1961
subordinated notes, due
due
A,
initially
used
be
$1,600,000
1957-1969—
due
subordinated
serial
5Vzf'r
8424, 055
19,925
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ry.
—V.
S372.293
$431*927
52.947
"3,354
railway..—
from
Gross
$3,422,400
1,369,825
from
Net
1353
1954
1955
83.7C0.943
notes,
senior
Prior
1,176,743
from
Net
Maine—Earnings—
in
1956
October—
4*4 3'
83,636.257
Jan.
incident to carrying
may
PRESENT
TO
sale
the
Authorized
railway.,-
oper.
ry.
From
from
received
used for any corporate purposes
will be
and
iunds
assigned
company,
verifies and evaluates receivables
the company or one of its subsidiaries.
the
participating preferred stock
1953
1954
1955
1956
111.
and
PROCEEDS—The
railway.;—
from
Gross
1936 to carry
maintains its
It
1932.
St., Chicago,
(a
clients tc
by
*4:j.4
October—
Sidney
in
predecessor
its
105 West Adams
purchases In any
A/' A' '/V v':. /. •:•'
such
in Delaware in
Commercial Discount Corp. ia New York corporaDiscount Corp.
tan Indiana
corporation!, Byrne
Mississippi corporation! and Charge- Accounts, Inc.
corporation!, all wholly owned subsidiaries of the com¬
Inc.
sidiary
marketing
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns—
as directors pf
the company
Newman's sest on the board
Rodman's resignation is filled by
if the redemp¬
unpaid dividends
and
are engaged in the business of providing funds for the current
operations cf manufacturers, distributors and other business concerns.
J. W. Donald & Co.
ia Delaware corporation!, a
wholly owned sub¬
2433.
p.
810.60
Commercial
Tennessee
(a
founded
office at
series
Mr.
by Mr.
1119.
created
vacancy
Mr.
ana
pany,
director
a
on
takes
McQueen
Knowlton.—V.
Mr.
as
resigned
Rodman
A.
Mr.
Co.
created
were
H.
N.
October.
A. McQueen
is associated
and Vice-President in
director of General Tire, is
the election of L.
21
directors.
new
1963;
redemption
accrued
case
S20.000
'.4./"
than
more
,/V/y
/
■■
.
company
tiom,
formerly covered by cooperative advertising
assumed by Chrysler Corporation divisions and
organization.
The
change which became effective on Jan.
2, was described in
a
letter tc the dealers as a simpler, more direct method of admin¬
istering advertising and promotional programs.
Prices to dealers have been revised to reflect the
new method of
administering advertising and promotional: funds, effective with the
beginning of the new plan.
I
The letter said that the balance of each dealer's contribution to
the
cooperative
advertising
funds,
unspent
and
uncommitted for
current
programs,
as of
12:01* a.m., Jan. 2, 1957, will be refunded.
Knowlton, also a
Counsel of that company.
Mr.
vacancies
Two
Hewman
Dec.
on
as
Rubber
&
and General
Deere tary
last
announced
company
Frank
with
the
1966;
in
plus in each
.
end
if
in
the
if
$11,25
redemption
$11.50 if
occurs in
S12
occurs
of
redemption
and
expend
to
Budgets,
types
the
of
programs are
the company's
redemption
business
'-he
The
Administration of
and Chrysler dealers on Jan. 2 were no¬
administration of all local
and national
DeSoto
cost-
1964;
therealter;
year.
principal
Cooperative Advertising Programs—
Dodge,
that
tne
cumulative
share
per,
ii
in
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated
on
Chrysler Corp.—Assumes Cost arid
price
811.75
occurs
if the
$11
occurs
obligated
"963,634
2011.
p.
Former Dealer
advertising
closed its fiscal year on Nov. 39. 1956 with the largest
help
27,528,304
"730,822
income—
redemption
participating) to the redemption date.
The company in each year, commencing in 1958, shall endeavor to
purchase shares of participating preferred stock at a price or prices
less
than
810
per
share, provided that the company shall not be
Committee
backlog of orders for any year end in its history, W. 11.
ecutive Vice-President, announced, on Dec. 31.
"Sales were substantial in
1956. Expanded research and
will
27.304.576
railway
oper.
Plymouth.
activities
46,094
_
railway—_
front
lrdm
Net
tified
tales
648,690
— —
income.
oper..
preferential rights of the prior preferred stock and
stock, the company may at any time on or after
the participating preferred stock in whole or in
1962;
in
(both
From Jan. 1—
Gross
2736.
The company,
836,521
362,005
4,190,366
railway.
from
Net
tion
83,206,986
82,799.713
455.639
25.133
83.040.211
Further
Neb.
redeem
redemption
1963;
1953
1954
1955
1956
2,909,355
of Lincoln,
*
the
the
at
part,
Ry.—Earns.
Minneapolis & Omaha
St. Paul,
railway—
from
Co.
Trust
preferred
1962
1,
occurs
October—Gross
to
5
Jan.
p.
Chicago,
•
of the Board; Chas. E. Beard,
President; .and C. G. Adams, Vice-President-Finance, .tilth F. Eberstadt
of F. Eberstadt ana Co. of New Yorx City, acting as advisor, under¬
writer of the stock'issues and negotiator of the bpnd sales.-—V. 184,
1.
Subject
the
equal semi-annual installments,—
in 30
mature
First
details follow:
the
j.u59
Executive
the
of
Chairman
1957,, and, to
2623.
1,
184,
The
and
Co.
long-range financial program was developed by a special
of its board of directors composed of William A.
Blakley,
Braniff's
'
cdmpany at Room 808, 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 4,; III.,:'
will up to noon (CST > on Jan. 17 receive bids for the purchase from
it
of
SI,980.000 equipment
trust certificates,
series K, to be dated
on order nine
turbo-jet aircraft
707
of 100,000 shares of 6% cumulative and ..par¬
ticipating preferred stock at par ($10 per share). The
offering is underwritten by a group of underwriters
headed by Julien Collins & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta &
The
adverse
TtOCkheed
*
issue of Dec. 24 of the public
our
offering
Eastern Illinois RR-—Bids Jan. 17—
Chicago &
placed in operation with only
and with no
440's have been
the Convair
compared with sales of $37,238,877,
This" is an increase of 15 c.
•
or 33 cents per
the 1955 period.
made in
was
Stock Offered
Corp.—Preferred
iiistotmt
Commercial
—Mention
the
in
841,906.691
of
profit in the current quarter was'3901.276;
share, as against 8623,881 or 57 cents a snare in
This is a 44'./ increase.—V.
184, p. 1911.
Neti
increase, it any,
in general overhead expense
effect on our load factor."1
addition to the aircraft listed above. Braniff has
Minor
sales
1956,
30.
period.
1955
similar
the
in
reported
23
Dec.
on
Nov.
ended
quarter
Dorados
El
four DC-7C
the
company
Earns.—
Co., Inc.—Reports Increased
Soya
Central
purchase all
sale of both issues by agreeing to
older, guaranteed the
asubscribed shares.
*
any
are
time
to
be
after
convertible
the
issuance
into
common
thereof
at
the
Volume
Number
185
5601
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
option of the holder at rates to be determined by the Board of Trustees.
intended,
is
(It
not
things,
of
the
conversion
time
above
of
basis
of
decrease,
shares
of the
the
of
the
of
such
stock
of
the
debentures
event,
reclassification,
commfcn
of
indenture
the
in
publicly offered to bona fide residents of Texas an issue
of 6,115 shares of common stock (no par value) at
$10
convertible
price
The
price.
conversion
increase,
any
of
market
offering
market
such
in the
the
price
the
approximately
the
15(•»
for adjustment
combination
or
about
than
more
provide
other
at
that
from
range
stock
common
to
however,
will
debentures
as
pany's
company.
be
to
are
issued
in
construction
further
applied
connection
to
interim
the
utility
of
payment
the
and
program,
additions
the
to
balance,
with
short-term
financing
if
plant."—V.
bank
the
toward
any,
184,
of
facilities
Trinity
notes
The. iargest
payment
Common
fo*
stock
There
Co.—Plans Large Expenditures—
and
$18,000,000,
and
service
184,
The
in
expansion
Cortez
Uranium
Securities
27, has
The
the
Regulation
Act
of
of
its
respect
shares
Sept.
of
4th
Cortex
fact?■
it
announced
was
on
has
Sept. 4, 1956, temporarily suspending
from registration under the Securities
to
the
common
suspension
public
stock
order,
offering
J.Gu
at
the
by
this
company
the
to
stork y/t-s being offered and sold
without disclosing
respect to Columbia. Securities Co., the underwriter*;
Cortez Uranium furnished the Commission information
effect
that
underwriter,
existing
that
underwriter
new
its
exploration
made
its
to
that
that
Cortez
Uranium
suspension
order no
cider.—V. 184, p. 1120.
suspension
intends
obtain
to
Sales
1956,
the
$91.
12 Months
Ended
At
$16,583,515
1,095,050
1,020,COO
Earned
$1,012,734
'$385,050
646.250
646.250
share
a
'After
$1.57
...
provision
consolidated.—V.
$125,000
of
184,
end
the
for
operating
loss
Federal
H.
of
H.
Plank,
not
Dec.
on
31,
expenditures totaling more than $28,000,000 for
throughout
A
the
major
first
of
Power
This
unit
will
and
is
be
at
In
completed in
operation
units
in
about
River
1957
which
new
Indian River
southern Delaware.
Work is also
Also
scheduled
for
near
Salisbury,
Md.,
—V.- 184,
the
on
presently
1958.
the summer of
authorization
1958
and
is
cost
the
See
Eddy
184,
Sold
and
ended
Oct.
net
profit
a
27,
$70,62j
and
of
Standard
Life
The
financing
was
New York
The
Insurance
Co.,
operate
gathering
ana
make
to
facilities
available
processing
38 miles
for
construct
to
proposes
Lone
lrom
Star
additional,
various
of
Co.
estimated
is
at
approximately
natural
$1,150,000
produced
gas
FFC
The
the
as
in
the
would be
used
to supplement its
existing
general sales requirements made on its
the
the
temporary
authorization
"is
without
disposition oi the application for certuicate
final
require."—V.
may
184,
2738.
p.
Net
—V.
5,271,404
3,754,924
3,059,458
finance
to
the
construction
1,247/332
railway-..—--
133,414,806. 127,105,899
23,053,737
10,518,361
16,465,134
1956—Month—1955
$761,652
$714,441
$7,024,723
576,699
606,735
5.555,118
made
$6,562,070
expenses
5,334,736
from
rev.
$184,953
$107,706
$1,469,605
38,453
891,692
705,498
railway opcr. inc.
—V. 184, p. 2116.
Match
Ltd., Toronto,
Co.,
Canada
Stock
—
Of¬
fered—Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd,, and associates are of¬
fering Canadian investors, 66,938 shares of common stock
at
$27.25
This
Mock,
which
share.
per
acquired
was
from
restrained
was
date
from
Diamond
Match
Co.,
voting its Ecidy stock under U.
S.
under
to
become
the
The
the
Electric
largest
McGraw-Edison
Edison
McGraw
antitrust
firms
in
on
the
Jan.
will continue
of
the
the
Thomas
Edison
A.
consolidation
of
Following
are
in
excess
Products
teries,
will
of
of
dictating
line
$25,000,000
the
two
of
Electric
stock
Co.
approved
stock
on
exchange and
a
two-for-one
share
one
Combined
washing
generating
McGraw
McGraw
receive
common;
appliancfs,
plete
of
and
involved
which
split
a
stockholders
Edison
Inc.
of
McGraw
a?
sales
the
of
for
the
stock
basis,
each
March
office
plan
The
split.
of
Edison
shore
of
small home
industrial bat¬
the
the
days
made
is
least
at
registered
before
30 days
If
demand
not
stock
least 30 days'
debentures
will
be
the
in
or
following
subject to
are
written
most com¬
home and
The
was
at the option of the cor¬
time upon 30 days' written notice
principal sum due thereon
plus
the
at
proceeds from the sale of the debentures are
funds and working capital of the corpora¬
net
general
cotporation
the
for
intends
to
expansion
K.
1953
as
when
located
it
of
utilize all of this additional
its current
realty financial
is
National
changed
organized in Delaware on Dec. 12,
Mortgage Corp. from inception to
to
Westchester
225
at
was
a
holding
its
present
Ave.,. Port
and
company
The
name.
Chester,
is
the
N.
Egg Sales, Inc., Houston, Tex.
doing business
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
Dana
(Telephone
post
ofiice
Canada,
NOTE:
$63.00
On
Seibert,
STate
at
per
account
President.
York,
year.
oi
—
Stock Offered
Robin Hood, Inc.,
FINANCIAL
2-0613);
New
as
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
on
—
company's
of
will
I.
subsidiaries
be
1
N.
fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
of
C.,
3,
exchange,
the
SEC
10
shares
unit.
on
of
common
No. underwriting
'/
\
in
1954
Miller
as
succeeded
is
Fluid
Power
the
business
to
engaged
primarily
Co.
of
in
the
hydraulic and pneumatic cylinders of machine
to
the
dealings
to
the
offer
of
the
units
obtained
with
general
the
company.
to
the
of
$1,346,000
and
have
available
company
which
for
to
are
for
general
the
proceeds
a
modern,
fully-equipped
Bensenville, 111., to cost about $2,300,000.
required for such construction are expected to
loan,
a
com¬
company
who
i
approximately
funds
and
the
or
near
funds
from
debentures
of
company, customers of
investors
v/ho
are
known
to
amount
plant
adaitional
ville
with
secured
by
first
a
mortgage
the
on
Bensen¬
property.
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings
October-—
Gross
railway
from
ry.- oper.
From
Gross
Net
ry.
$1,923,130
'224,799
'78,106
284,240
382,923
1,133,114
'642,030
*387,213
30,931,926
income-
railway—
8,075,011
Ford
8,103,773
6,878,926
3,812,508
income—
3,586,492
4,041,642
182,
Gum
Machine
&
and
corporation
covering
27.429,474
5,819,306
2,450,412
Co., Inc.,
Akron, N. Y.
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
on
filed
18
of
6%
at
$250,000
to be offered
100(7*
proceeds
The
..
57,702
2012.
p.
With Securities
first
letter
a
to
are
be
used
notification
of
mortgage
of principal
due
bonds
machinery
for
with
1962
to
the
1967,
There will be
amount.
no
work¬
and
'
capital.
The
$1,957,384
26,038,530
railway—-—_
opcr.
'Deficit.-—V.
ing
1953
$2,364,133
710.110
I—
rrom
from
Net
1954
$2,671,690
railway———
Jan.
1955
1956
;
from
Net
manufactures chewing gum and self-service machines.
corporation
F'crd Motor, Co. (Mich.)—Lincoln Reports Record Year
"The
company's Lincoln Division has concluded the most successful
its 34-yeax; history," Ben D. Mills, Vice-President and Division
in
year
General
Manager,
built.
was
Sales
8<;
achievej
finished
Lincoln
in
fell
in
Epgland, c/o Edwards
Subscriptions in
1879.
remittance for foreign
total
about
every
'
...
•.
y
"Successful
Mills
1966
as
said,
for
Was
the
Lincoln Division
Lincoln will be
new
5
'
this prestige demand
:
expect to meat
*
Lincoln
and
even
more
dealers,
successful,"
.
for
our
with
cars
facilities
and personnel equipped to build the finest quality car on the American
road," he added.
Lincoln's
new
general office building and
neuring completion in Novi Township, Mich.
headquarters will begin early in the spring.
manufactuxing
The move to
is
plant
the
new
"Production
had
on
capacity in the new plant will be increased to 90,000
straight time basis, more thaxx double anything we have
a
tile past,"
in
Mills safd.
Mr.
Mercury Schedule Increased—
Unprecedented demand for new 1957 Mercury cars has caused the
company's Mercury Division to increase its production schedule for
January 43'/
over December totals, according to F. C. Reith, General
Manager of Mercury and a Ford Vice-President.
"We
will produce 40,000 new Mercurys in January, compared with
28.000
in
cars
December,"
Reith
Mr.
said.
"Popularity
ever
since its introduction has left
dealers with no inventory and dealers are
Mercury
3,100
they get
as
meet
To
all-time
the
demand
In
units'
in
with
1957.
more
new
the
Mercurys,
even
higher
divi ion.
Ixi
Division
than
recent
the expanding market for
sales
boost
should
he
Mercury,
100,000 cars.
are aiming
"We
great
of
the
new
of
cars
<?ur
as
many
delivering
in
that
pointed
recently
when
,
fast
all
in the medium
field
out,
alone well over 2,000,000
expects to Increase its share
increase of 45(7 in Mercury sales next
to 1956," Mr, Reith said.
"We are entering the new
manufacturing facilities, more dealership sales outlets,
at
an
and
Mercury
production.
up
cars
set
Mercury
weeks
overtime and Saturdays to speed
Reith's opinion,
Mr.
class
by
for
in employment,
together in one
were
price
a
them."
high
Lincoln
an
employees and a distinctively different car with more styling and
pcrionnance. than ever before.—V. 184, p. 2836.
year,
year
more
more
Franklin Discount Co., Toccoa, Ga.—Files With SEC—*
The
company
covering
SEC
face
nt
Dec.
on
$100,000
amount,
working
for
oi'
without
49 filed a letter oi notification with the
8'/
subordinated debentures to be offered
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
-
capital.
Corp.
and
of
Connecticut,
Federated
&
Mortgage
Smith. Copy right
States, U. S.
United
subscriptions
General Electric Co.—Awarded Subway Contract—
The company was
of
,
Mortgage
Massachusetts
pi*oduction.
The new
the 43,689th Lincoln
production
which
a
top
■■■;
"We
and
when
5,
with
of
year
August.
Total retail deliveries, not completely tabulated as
the previous high of 38,587 set in 1953., by approximately
will
Mr.
sales
Dec.
previous record of 43.688 set in 1948.
month through the 1"56 model run,
the
above
on
the
30.
both
in
record;
was
records
.
Dec.
on
new
well
47,600,
reported
saw
peak
year
are
Mortgage Co., a partnership composed of Joseph B!au and
Weissman, has a contract with First Management Corporation,
Federated
statement
purposes.
The principal purpose
used
will
be
the
construction
of
be
The
100(7
Federated
Corp.
of
Mortgage
Rhode
Corp
Island
by
an
electric
cars
for
The
of
order,
lour
ment.
drive
New
a
a
contract to build about $7,800,000 worth
will be installed
on
225
from the St. I.ouis Car Co., calls
motors with gear drive units, a set of
motor
new
subway
City.
received
traction
and
awarded
equipment which
York
generator
set
for each
car.
for
package
control equip¬
Delivery of the equipa
Herbert D Selbert, Editor and Publisher:
Monday] Other offices: 135 8. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, HUruni
1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942, at the
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; In Dominion
(Reg. U. S- Patent Office) William B. Dana Company.
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
a
week
[every Thursday (general news and advertis lng issue) with a statistical issue on
Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
Y., under the Act of March
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
This
Nov. 12
an
Y.
owner
capital stock of the following* subsidiaries: First Management
Port Chester, N. Y.; Federated Mortgage Corp. of Connecticut,
interest.
B.
of
ccroorate
manufacturing
engaged in placing and purchasing primary and
secondary mortgager/on real property for the purpose of holding said
mortgages to maturity
and collecting the installments of principal
and
be¬
registered subordinated deben¬
shares of common stock, $1 par.
these securities for
public sale
in
*
organized
was
proceeds: will
compared
corporation
known
corporation
R.
offer
proposes
to
other
added
noGce
Gotham
company,
be
prices:
conversion
redemption
part at any
record,
the
to
the
6,
to
stock.
common
6(7;
corporate
will
con¬
property.
is
of
•
business
units
the
at
is
then the debenture
redemption,
on
before
all debenture-
mail to
maturity.
Westport, Conn.j Federated Mortgage Corp. of Massachusetts, Spring¬
field, Mass.; and Federated Mortgage Corp., of Rhode Island, Provi¬
currently
2738.
p.
tire
Corp.,
fuses,
instruments,
by
sent
90
common
at
of
capital
It
dence,
tiny
from
range
electronic
equipment and juvenile furniture to
utility- enuipment used between
184,
a
companies
two
public
plant.—V.
and
1954.
annually.
companies
machines,
B
BUSINESS- -The
a
the
specified times
$100 debenture and
price, is to be $115 per
public reaction indicates the
interest.
real
on
Executive
on
and
1958, according to
one
employees
company
to
activities, i.e. placing, and purchasing primary and secondary mortgages
com¬
company.
plans
class
holders
added
tion;
industry
tive-fold expansion of this research
and
development program on behalf of all the 23 divisions of the
combined, company, Mr.
McGraw
announced.
Stockholders of both
company
successor
be
ending
subordinate
1:20,000
to
proposes
plants have worked
merged
President and Chief
as
if demand
be
previous
PROCEEDS—The
to
formally
2
electrical
for
debentures
working
Chairman
will
payment at the end of five years,
years from the date it is issued.
called
poration in whole
Effective—
Co.
is involved.
exceed §299,000 in the aggregate, will be
of $100, S5C0, or Sl.OCO and- will be fully
least
at
corporation
TJie
Co.
becomes
consolidated
the
of
McGraw
of
one
Charles
and Max
Officer
and
of
name
Governor
pany
Edison, Inc.—Merger
corporation
to
issued,
is
record
10
the
to
merged
offered
On or before
Dec. 31, 1957 at $12.50 per share; Horn Jan. 1, 1958 to Dec. 31", 1958
at $13,50 per share; from Jan. 1, 1959 to Dec. 31, 1959 at §14.50 per
share; from Jan. 1, 1960 to Dec. 31, 1960 at $15.50 per share; from
Jan.
1, 1961 to Dec. 31, 1961 at $17.50 per share; and from Jan. 1.
1962 to maturity at $20 per share. No fractional shares will be issued
on conversion. The excess of the principal sum of the debentures over
the conversion value of the largest number of whole shares will be
paid to the debenture-holder in cash.
York,
New
it
Reminders
for
accrued
(Thomas A.)
publicly
23
Dec.
on
underwriting
No
not
denominations
vertible. into
to
laws.
This
company
demand.
of
mature
$1,227,334
106,010
ry. oper.
Net
Eddy
This
Delaware—Debentures
of
registered in the name of the owner .on the books of the corporation
as" to principal and interest.
Each debenture will mature five years
Unless
Net
Corp.
Mortgage
debentures,
the
registration
a
$1,200,000
and
•'
shares
yet,
maturity.
classes
within
grade.
The
ended
holders
1956—10 Mos.—1955
revenue-
oper.
—
in
filed
1972,
corporation
The
convertible subordinated debentures at
principal amount.
They will mature, if de¬
manded, in five years from date of issue, or in ten years
from
cptr.
tool
2116.
of
issued
bonds
are
Jan. 2.
on
1,
manufacture and sale
100%
The
both
acquired most of the assecs and
partnership Miller Motor Co. * It
the
40,215,681
11,569,040
12,893,522
Offered
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—-EarningsPeriod End. Oct. 31—
Railway
The
and
154.357.426
27,126,719
146,309.557
32,239,352
income-—
railway.
p.
without
and
12 "o
1,964,890
Federated
and
delivered
involved..
production
of
1959
other,
1&56 and June 30,
consisting of
The offering
stock.
1--
oper.
184,
each
over
covering
Feb.
company
units
4,559,087
1,813,140
from
from
plant for the Norris -Divisi.cn in Tulsa,
Okla., estimated to cost about $2,000,000, to pay off existing mort¬
gages aggregating $920,000, and for general corporate purposes.
The ncte will be secured, by a mortgage on all the physical assets
of the company and will be repaid at the rate of $150,000 semi-annually
over a 10-year period.—V. 183,
p. 2439,
Railway
The
$299,000 of 8%
used
were
1956,
underwriting.
$16,350,876
2,081,798
Jan.
ry
1953
$15,114,547 $13,466,997
income
oper,
Gross
1954
1955
;
with
priority
a
be
to
corporation
due
inclusive,
railway_—
from
ry
corporation
]
/
railway—._ $16,755,291
from
have
Dec, 26,
28,
SEC
V
RR.—Earnings—
October—
Gross
sucker rod
new
notes
The
Erie
From
City.
a
Dec.
tures
that
stated
such
to
record
corporations, are
of Delaware, are due in
Federated Mortgage Corp.
issuance, commencing Dec. 31,
the event of liquidation, the
par
5,000 shs.
21,825 shs*
the
2116.
Net
residue
of
Flick-Reedy Corp., Melro/e Park, 111.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
about $1,413,000 for the proposed facilities.
wouici each pay one-half of the cost of
the
that
option
be
construction.
plant
supply
■
the
at
In
a
299,000
345,000
5,000 shs.
150,000 shs.-
the
announcement made
system.
prejudice
Greensboro, N. C.
arranged by G. L. Ohrstrom & Co. of
proceeds of the loan
equipment, of
its
of
tween
Net
this company temporary
granted
(par
on
$266,950
299,000
$ 101
$10)
callable
are
Outstanding
$266,950
.
others—
and
(par
stock
and
p.
had
has borrowed $3,000,000 on a 5%% note from the Jeffer¬
son
loans,
184,
mon
has
and
■.
First Tanker Corp.—Notes Placed Privately—This cor¬
poration, which is a subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. (In¬
diana). has entered into agreements through Morgan
Stanley & Co. for the sale of a maximum of $11,400,000
and
It would not be dedicated to any specific customer.
El
Paso
transports
and
sells natural gas at wholesale in Texas,
New
Mexico, Arizona and at the Arizona-California boundary.
during
which is expected
2624./
Privately—This
1955
27,
Co.—Acquisition—
facilities
and
to
and
Net
Corp.—Note
Gas
Oil
stated
Paso
Net
Dover
Nov.
totaled
plant and
acquisition
pipeline
for
2012.
p.
bank
—V.
.
Hunt
and
reserves
Eddy Match Shares—
below.—V,
Match Co., Ltd.
begun
by
1961,
deoentures
is
add 2,640 horsepower to that proposed, to
Star;
and additions to the gasoline plant
high liquid content gas,
;
v
these
of
gasoline
Net
Diamond Match Co.—Sells
to
to
second
scheduled
construction
p.
Each
has agreed
capital due
more
and
Paso
Lone
1957.
1,
Nov.
each
and
needs
31,
:
banks
are
after
years
i
stock
bonds
guaranteed
e'/n
to
common
These
five
sell
FINANCING
Inc.,
to
process
McElroy-Wilshire
construction projects
the
in
Dagsboro
throughout
Indian
1,
and
stock
company
sales of $800,061
period, current assets
order
El
gas,
to
Paso
El
the completion of the
is
program
generating
Houston,
$57,439,
compression
Co.
of
it
The
1957.
bui'ding
service
new
a
for
Dec.
during
construction
Milisboro
continue
unit
about
Peninsula
kilowatt
between
scheduled
is
completion
this
80,000
kilowatt
80,000
1957
in
item
two
Station
underway
to
Delmarva
the
announced
in
Egg Sales,
reported
acquire
lrom
enable
the
Light Co.—Continues Expansion—
President,
this company:
own
their
the
as
Commission
Power
to
pipelines;
El
Delaware Power &
Road,
and
PRESENT
mer¬
.
the
of
_
were
diameter
for
$0.60
subsidiaries
of
company
7050 Telephone
entities
period
Natural
Paso
volumes
820.
p.
stock
corporation
the
liabilities
Froducing
585,000
shares.
and
only, located
dealer receiving
to
related
and
Dec. 31,'55
2,032,734
profit
capital
at
received
and
acquired
Net
through
advertising
producers
existing natural gas facilities
and to construct and operate proposed facilities in Upton
County, Tex.
The company proposes to acquire the McElroy-Wilskire gasoline plant
$33,163,650
Number
is located
'
ami
taxes.
before
tax
payable
This
current
provision...
_
profit
Federal
handled
and
aggressive
commercial
Farms
authorization
Aug. 31,'56
Net
$7,000
EARNINGS—For
(& Subs.)—Earnings RiseEnded
of
u^e
from
supplies, including seeds and fertilizers.
El
8 Months
the
by
its. eggs
additional
needed
The
Cory Corp.
was
TO
——_
Arfco.nmon
July
1961.
a
determining that the
exists and vacating
said
longer
April 4,
Trinity Cage Egg Marketing Association, which has been formed
a group of ggg producers, had 25 members at Nov. 12, representing
32,000 caged hens.
•' ...
order
an
1,700
expire
by
issuer
filing.
A
the
of
and
13,300 shs.
shares
of
the
purchase
options
Supply & Egg Co. will sell to the producers every¬
build, run ana further a cage egg production farm.
It
will supply
such items as i'eeu, vaccines, antioiotics, baby chicks,
poultry equipment, etc.
In addhioxx, it is the only full line feed and
farm -supply score in Trinity and \vi 1 sell all annual feeds and farm
the
Accordingly, the Commission adopted
basis
underwriter
of
buys
centers
in
Notes
The
offering of its, securities and
appropriate
amendments
have
been
after
program
Regulation
that
with
proceed
relationship with its former
the
only
relationship ever
any
involved
and
and
has
Securities;
concern
contract;
to;
longer
no
Columbia
with
pursuant
it
to
These
negotiate,, purchase
EFFECT
Authorized
Outstanding
15,000 shs.
options
is-to
GIVING
debentures.—.-
Cla'.ss«£r
FINANCING
Johnny Mills and Trinity Cage Egg Marketing Association.
Sherwood
that
with
Subsequently.
PRESENT
leased quarters.
It has modern egg-handling equipment and
trucks and a passenger car which is Uoed for company business.
paid
thing
asserted
company's
Gotham
bonds
12%
8'/
growth,
share
per
Commission
TO
.
purchase
Uranium
certain
its
Commission,
the
com¬
Authorized
company.
the charter received.: Three
ox
exemption
A
with
1933
3,000,000
In
Exchange
the
company's plant
in
Uncle
and
the
TRINITY, TEXAS PROGRAM—A corporation named Sherwood Farms
Supply & Egg Co. nas been foimed with, $75,000 -authorized capital and
&
vacated its order
EFFECT
prffT
(no
of
producing
has six
.
The
expand
further
to
.
outstanding,
are
stock
company
Tex.,
Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—Stock
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
Dec,
and
to
stations.
2624.
p.
GIVING
transporting eggs and
chandising procedures.
plans call for the investment of about
In
addition,
about $13,000,000 will be spent on office
building construction and improvement, and other general
projects —V.
used
organized for the purpose of making
a
profit by selling Texas-produced, high quality eggs,
This is made
possible by the use of a streamlined method of buying, handling and
totalling
department
gas
be
Class
BUSINESS-r-The corporation
construction
company
inventory
..
and expansion program in the history of
$95,000,000 has been
approved
for
1057
by
the
board
of
directors,
nvn
E.
Karn,
President,
announced.
This
exceeds the record budget of 1956 by $4,000,000.
Electric projects on the 1957 scheduled total more than $64,000,000
this
its
CAPITALIZATION
common
Consumers Power
and
to
are
which
3
mortgages for each of said corporations.
CAPITALIZATION
*
proceeds
Program."
company's
2737.
p.
"
net
'
./'The proceeds from the sale of the first issue of convertible deben¬
tures
speculation.
a
PROCEEDS—The
of
terms
service
share, through Mickle & Co., also of Houston, Tex.,
per
will
the
among
subdivision
the
(43)
7,
N. Y., REctor 2-9570.
d advertisements must be made in New York fundi.
r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(44)
plant
Louis
Which
will
trains
of
hold
200
maximum.
passengers
units.
11
to
up
/
,
is
order
electrical
The
completed cars, each
They can be operated
Car
result
a
.
al contract
of
in
nearly $48,000,000
for
at
Soles—
T
level
sales
highest
nounced
Dec.
on
31
Manager,
With total sales doubling since
<
•
.
noted
Gibson
Mr,
electrical
and
*
and
six
past
184,
Net
organization
his
1958 research
increased
had
from
ry.
President,
in
tombouuds used
Dec.
on
the
Protex
cortisone
General
marks
and
grates
first
tie
business
third
from
bmbasco,
of
root
in
Latin
that
Mexico;
in
several
ven¬
of
General
Sell
Mr.
said,
purchased
Protex,
Mills
"General
in. Mc-xido.
an
It
gives
has
been
Biiiclc
third
best
13dward
than
third
best
portion
growing
184,
The
fers
With
This
the
of
the
of
Dec.
2G,
B.
Buick
million
cars,"
of- all
year
and
Gram,
to
lo
.
be
be
offend
uncter
its
under
offered
—V.
.'
181,
its
to
p.
Mr.
time
and
*
,
'
The
the
Vice-President
72,000
shares
Employee
its
ot
produced and
said. "It missed
17.000 cars."
the
of
of
in
Stock
offered
under
par
Purchase
its
&
j
Slock
on
of/
stock
since-
shares
Purchase
V
'
V
111.
-.
personnel
and
on
facilities
of
the
ber
Electric
Telephone System,
Co.,
and
He
such
studies
will
be
of.
increasing
value
Independent telephone industry in tills country.—V. 184
^
to
interest from
the
of
elected
was
member
a
the
Counsel
continuing
of
Western
of
Further details
The
debentures
during
the
thereafter
102% ;
also
was
of
RR.
of
In
the
Executive
General
of
the
JSr. Co.
the
of
C,,
before
until
v ill be attached
warrant
evidence
warrants
iaeh
Dec.
with
the
holder
former
the
Branch
President
election
of
10
the
number
for
warrant
be
in
stock
certain
shares
ol
New
York,
this
of
Bond
Goodwin
Dec.
31
live
mem¬
Club
,0.pioduc ion.
U?
i
in
and
for
general
6%
Common
tNotcs
machinery
corporate
'Exclusive
18-000
lor
the
Mr.
executive
Co.
Corp.
since
and
is
its
Chairman
Vice-
Represented by three
Dec.
e'.le
31.
each, payable
1957.
and
to
E.
C.
shares
each
$500
debenture
and
price
the
of
will
The
the
$7.75
the
the
entitle
during
of
the
period
share
per
of
E
assoc fltod
associated
Engineer,
tools;
from
and
the
stock
sale
are
borrowings;
to
increase
of
ex-
invest-
inventories
members
500.000 shs.
partner
been
a
Gbvernmen
He
is
Graham,
of
>
President
New¬
*
for
and
of
issuance
exclusive
options
of
which
upon
25 00G
may'
Plan
notes
interest
at
dated
6'*
Sept.
per
Vice-President
of
and
directors.
The
the
the
of
the
the
""converting
plant
»e
the
plant,- as
the paper
Cuban
the
the
in
program
in
ble
industry
Cuba
for
about
30
of
and
Grace
purchased
the
plant
of
pulp
sugar
second
America.
and
would
The
the
as
be
will
in
to
Colombia,
Brazil,
successful
to
basis.
pulp
For
and
box
and
Paramonga,
Peru,
Paramonga,
and
which
box
a
phane
plant
bags,
plant
in
Cuba
material.
supply
in
and
mill
paper
the
is
in
pulp and
paper
it
years
its
at
supplies
plant and
produces
rolls,
counter
packing
a
on
has
Grace
Puerto
Corp.
The
shares
-ranted
1956
for
and
ana
today
of
Drive-It
as
in
to
the
the
will
bag
vehicle.
its
card
of
and
a
waxed
ether
the
one
charge
from
for
and
desire
than
also
including
country's
estate
Inc.
which
privileges.
its
the
will
those
by
Sinkler,
B.
is
this company.
electric
the
watch
President.
the
The-
will
watch
be
first-..model,
avail¬
in
cased
longer
In
than
existence which
out,
size
years
in
one-
agitation, Mr. Sinkler added.
"is so exquisitely engi¬
periodic
the
20
only
the
pointed
he
months.
12
presently
he
has
ot
small shirt button 'will
Hamilton's electric watch
a
fact,
would
that
energy
on
operate
a.
minute.""
one
jfields causes the -balance wheel to
/mechanical energy which runs the
/
than
more
pending
patents
35
this
on
added.
Horn
reported
with
would
that
-
and
researchers
Hamilton
National
Carbon
its energy
the
"fraction
184,
Co.
engineers
develop
in the
the
release
mechanism.—V.
to
a
po.ver
most frugal fashion possi¬
flea-power"
needed
by
the
of
918.
p.
Co.,
Pineapple
the
of
'
■
Ltd.
"
..
'
—
Offered —The
Stock
subscrintion
J.
As
in
of
all-new
return
one
which
1957
a
ness.
pas¬
loan
Presi¬
from
car
which
give-immediate
are
to
is
cars
mile,
the
no
a
they
picked
stock
years
rented
the-order-is—placed .us-well
Arrangements
may
also
be
for
in
as
made
the
ail
-
cities
credit
at
any
Ltd.,
Co..
120
Bank,
South
Market
sale
proceeds
of
are
the
at
common
For
received.
many
substantial borrower from banks.
a
been
years
The approxi¬
bank loans incurred from May 31 to
principally to finance
packing
and
used
products of
the
its subsidiaries
a maximum
and
company
Bank loans' usually reach
,
the
1956,
company
had
established
and sale
The
credit ^at
in
may
company
the
future
working capital or other purposes bv the
of stock or by the creation of new funded indebted¬
funds
for
is presently negotiating for an additional long-term
principal amount of approximately $4,000,000 and has
company
the
a
tentative
amount.
in
of
'
FINANCING—The
PRIVATE
additional
in
lines
aggregating $27,275,000 and it is expected that it will
peak inventory requirements in future years with
The
within
each
commitment
fiscal
next
few
company
year
from
hopes
company
the
DIVIDENDS—The
charges
up.
A
finance
to
borrowing
U-
Greyhound
confirmation
be
of
proceeds from
have
31,
banks
received
standard
a
return
to
Trust
borrowings.
obtain
rental
Greyhound
net
such
been
...
features
Hawaiian
are
proceeds
inventory of
Oct.
various
PLANS
city
net
time
1956
31.
continue
a
car
the
on
held.
shares
during the Fall coincident with the seasonal inventory peak and are
normally liquidated during the Spring as seasonal inventories are sold.
and
Fencl,
share
per
four
Hawaii, and Wells Fargo
Francisco 20, Calif.
2,
San
during the peak canning season.
this
-
which
inter
passenger
agents
Honolulu
the
at
carrying
at
on
$10
at
each
for
share
new
company has
Oct.
cello¬
Field
21, 1957, for 413,920 additional shares
stock-(par $7.50)
one
Street,
a
.
and
Jan.
before
or
000.000
both
multi-wall
Richard
by
eight cents
to
Watch—
Jan.
3
with thb
perfected after
on
watch,
watch,
month.
watch
-than
no
mately $21,000,000
in
also
plant,
paper,
largest
U-Drive-It
distinctive
.
day
they
company
cars
than
and
customers
$8
If
station
The
rental
other
offer
rate
the
Rent-A-Car,
machine
stock will be
added
to
working
capital.
Initially
such
nroceerls
will
be
applied
toward payment of short-term bank loans which aggregated $25,500,000
at
Cct.
31, 1956 and are expected to aggregate approximately $25,-
Rico
operating
plant,
U-Drive-It
announced
was
paper
called
PROCEEDS—-The
1794.
p.
nationwide
it
unique
customers
U-Drive-It
the
7|
this
without
or
accommodate
issuance
corporation,
enters
(Jan.
Greyhound
Among
nationwide
Chief
resScUvely
^mpaS If en^Ted
carrier,
service
uav-
$7 923
Greyhound
senger
wrist
luncheon,
pre?s.
Energizer
Montgomery. Streets,
operations
sugar
containers,
paper,
Enters
—
in
wrist
testing
and
Arthur
to
new
than
for
common
bank
Greyhound
new
a
dependability ever achieved,
and
change in watch construction in. almost
basic
York
more
closely
to
King
commercially
a
been
converting
paper
corrugated
184,
'
and*
permanent magnetic
This oscillation
is the
Van
The
the
Cuban
completing
paper
17.000-acre
the
wrapping
materials.—V.
the prin¬
of investment bankers, headed by Dean Witter &
Co. of San Francisco, Cal., has underwritten the offering.
Lima.
Diaz
/
as
group
:
17
past
mill
electric
conventional
llrovement,"
for
of
material.
raw
consideration
bagasse-made
the
paper
for
pay
usnered
was
first
sometime
tiny
on
in
Mexico.
produce
held.
shares
been named
is offering for subscription to its common stock¬
holders of record Dec. 28, 1956, the right to subscribe
piqnoered in the production of pulp from bagasse and
first
bagasse
and
and
pulp
a
the
as
has under active
company
the
construct
bagasse
use
also
bag
at
stockholders
present
two
Co.—Unveils First Electric
development
winding
Hawaiian
company
raw
would
sold
stop
mill
paper
c.«ne
and .paper-mill
remainder
a
to
has
2325.
with
basis
the
marks
Latin
a
ground
the.pulp
plant
the
of
years
iminediately.
in
program
of
breaking
completion
2625.
p.
company
cffeCed
construction
used
p.
accuracy
New
more
which
unit
future.
"cnverDng
residue
production
arrangements
Grace
to
a
The
a
bulb
-worked
of
part
market.
which
be
to
184,
according
a
Sinkler
Dr.*
purchase by a subsidiary
Industrias M. J. Diaz
converting
Nationwide Basis—
panted
lor
run
operation,
assets, of
business
was
184,
ground
that
and
Miquon, Pa.—Registers With SEC
Pa.,
first
the
at
oscillate.
of paper containers
and
cellopuane
to -continue
the
line
of
present
products
expansion
planning
of
dent
30
annum
Vicc-Presidert
Treasurer
in
United States.
the
weeks
1957.—V.
watch.
exercise
Burkhart, Ralph E. Brown, and Leo Fischer!
board
also
18',000 shs'.
$21,669
it
action
variety
intends
expansion.
plant
the- electric watch a "milestone in Hamilton's
program
of
research
and
expansion,"
end
predicted
it. would
in
time
completely replace present-day automatic watches.
The electric-watch operates
on
chemical energy stored in a tiny
Euergizer
according
to
Dr.
John
Van
Horn,
Hamilton's
director
ol research and development.
This energy is converted into electrical
power
as
it releases a stream of electrons through a
coil ol
fine
wife
fixed on a
balance wheel. The electrical energy through inter¬
*187.59 » shs
18.000 shs,
$21,669
President.
the
is
of
using bagasse,
The
^o^OOO^1'1^
than
watch
delicate
in
future
announced
two
Philadelphia,
research,
that
Mr.
2138.
Cuban
expansion
been
wide
others
paper
grocery
in
of
Purchase
FINANCING
$300,000iZCd
reserved
Option
PRESENT
has
a
add
rossession
Part
June
world's
consumers
100-watt
/
corporation was formed ut'dcr Cuban law, named Envases
Industriales y Comerciales. S. A.,
tr proouce and
operate the Diaz
plant,
lc is a subsidiary of Grace Internacloiral, S.
A., a corporation
wholly owned by W. R. Grace A'. Co.
.* •;
Grace's
next
timekeeping
highest
without
inn
new
in
TO
c?mpany w,as »««»'Porated in California in August.
Brovn
t& parRPrsh,P composed of E. C. Burkhart,
«fih
Fischer. The former partners are actively
with the
company
as
and
may
A
The
19MUSa^m^lhnr
Hatoh
and
rants.
common
to
runs
*
finn
Grace
wrappers.
share
per
price
wai
company
shares
EFFECT
unsecured
bearing
deben¬
purposes,
shares
Stock
common
the
18,000
,$46,00(;.00'j
produces
physical
substantial
for
manufacturers in
the
are
the
the; inainstring.
was elected Vice-Chairman of tire
Gram, Jr.,
was
elected a member
announced
leading
g
America.
Diaz
28
other
and
Midwest
gold,
retails
jor
$175.
A
gold-filled
model,
at889,50,
will
be
available next month.
(Both prices
include Federal tax.)
The radical structure
of -the electric
watch
completely eliminates
the
of
has
of
organization.
p.
Inc.,
Co..
B's
&
karat
14
of
tthe
en
elected
Newman
committee
senior
Kreeger
Dec.
on
Havana,
coripany's
was
purchase
warrants,
issuance upon exercise
company's
pur¬
of
Latin
in
centuries,
able
Grace & Co.—Purchases Cuban Plant—
Recently
form
under
tWaI*^ntS f0r C0!n' "itkto officers..
of
.
•
sinking
°
stock
to
•
Interest
the
to
attached
company
the
debentures..
valuet._.^___
par
101'AT
purchase
$1,000
adjustments
stock
reserved
under
(fcl
payable
tile
the
at
subordinated
stock
be
each
bearer
purchasable
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
12-year
to
retirement of short-term
n
following
at
accrued
detachable
'at
year
of
the
Unveiled
-
Chair¬
as
1956,
was
elected
was
company.
the
H
is engaged ir» the production of complex
parts and assemblies.
Its customers include
to offer these shares
additional share
fcr each
of
larger
would
Mr.T'Gfrahalrl
Harvey B.
Committee.—V. 183,
properties
The
multiples.
of
10,000
5USS'
cnt
will
to
19G2
ft^affnr»nEEPSJ%ri'! net and
Pr'Jl'eerIs
om'C.OOo of debentures
n
in
customer
for
Inc.,
proceeds
era
years
No
member
a
Machine
enable
handle accelerating scheddemand.
Mr. Nemeroff also noted
Corporation
facilities.-—V.
new
offers
Philadelphia-
the
the
of
Leo
of
effective
Committee.
company
the
Cia.
the
102lW*
the
1964
through
a
thereof
10-sl.are
will
common
made
n
30
with
to be attached
rights to purchase
warrant
19p(i through Nov. 30.
Provision
of
103T"
at
at
next
101%'J ;
redeemable
aggregate
in
warrants
purchase
be
at
Nov.
101% ;
each debenture
30-share
A
1962
1957
year
the
net
incorporates
a
-■:
to
plans
one
Co..
6c
other
A
of the Washington,, Mutual Investors Fund.
of
of
Dayici Lloyd
(W. It.)
associ¬
interest.
60-share
a
the
before
at
30
next
102%':;
The warrants
the
exercisable
ere
to
i,
ami
and
of
fielder
in
stock.
company
debenture,
30,
and
also
Nov.
the.
at
Nov.
to
entitling
l<toCk v.ill
°',tlie company.
tures
i960
maturity
They may
101and accrued
* hue
before
102%% ;
30."
thereafter
and
case.
tirad at
chase
at
of
Hamilton
y
Josa
scheduled
introduction
company
also
'
compared
as
Division
within
company
rate
The
been
and
3':'%/,/:'/
feet
company has filed a registration statement with the SEC cover¬
proposed issue ..of 108.100 shares of common, stock (par $5). I
a
and
has
elected
Was
Co.,
ani
Kreeger
this
/.•'■'
square
American
will
necessary
remain
Machine
use,
B
>
to
Corporation
Josa
American
'
115,000
dt
the
B
<fe
in
building
major airframe
is
H
.
Washington
a
Graham.
Insurance
Executive
The
will
of
with
to
H
ot
*
cipal underwriter.
Committee,
directors
board of
Directors,
member
Life
Exec/itivc
made
increasing
land
place
Stroud
oard.
Graham-Newman
man
new
equipment
Midwest
Banowit
The
Senior
as
Mr.
Mr,• Kreeger
CounseT of
Washington," D.
the
of
New-man,
and
Employees
and
redeemable
Nov.
and
101%v;
thereafter
each
be
oi
the
has
Co.
C..
D.
announced.
Chairman.
as
and
of
Benjamin
Committee
director
follow:
year
before
thereafter
at
year
find
will
following
and
and
meet
B's
tdke
ing
Executive
the
Pacific
the
the
/
corporation's
this
for
Indianapolis, Ihd.
Toe • new
Banowit, Chicago industrialist
"
Hamilton Paper Co.,
has
and
1948
that
add
it
contain
President
Nemeroff,
"The
Board
A.
•
1957
9,500
new
has
now
Indianapolis.
feet presently
the
effec¬
Vice-Chairman
since
Lloyd Kreeger, of Washington,
yice-Chairman
of- tlie
Jerome
entire
was
'&
Mr.
Chm.
Calif.,
Hills,
will
building
to
plant
period.
20-year
Hamilton Watch
/
has announced
of
company
in
$6,000,000
operation also
agreement
lease
and
most
Harvey
2138.
the
of
»
at
Samuel
Corp.,
into
entered
building
machined .airor,aft
committee.
Chairman
elected
director
a
and
Board
Exchange,
coinpany
Chairman
1, 1956, and 33,000 shares of
at $7.75 per share .by
Wilson,
(par $1)
Higgins and Lester, Ryons & Co.
Johnson &
ates.
o.
p/
Executive
I
Offered—Mention
been
and
been
director
General
Cmirman
resignation
2739
p
has
moved to Beverly
Board
Vice-President
Stock
ICj,
man
Dec.
stock
common
of
Directors.
executive
our
accrued
,
of
arid
Government Employees Life Insurance Co.—New Chm.
issue of Dec. 31 of the public
offering of $300,000
12-year 6% subordinated debentures due Dec. 1, 1968
(with stock purchase warrants attached) at 100% and
,
Board
the
investment
also
The
embark
the
has
80,000 square
neered
principal
will
.
Gemsco, Inc.—Securities
}'n
the
finance
1948,
has
Washington,/and Treasurer
.
of
is
■—-V.
devel¬
a
results
the
Grain, Jr., of
/committee
B.
the
'»
'
Co., Inc.—Expansion—
acquired
by
Josa
*
Baltimore
» lent
the
Vice-Chairman of
the
oi
contour
committee, Mr. -Gram, a partner of Johnston,
Lemon & Co., /investment linkers, has, been
a
director of Govern¬
ment
Employees Insurance Company and its affiliates since 1952.
greatly expanded program of basic research and product
dcvelopin the telephone switching and related communication fields.
W0lk of the pew laboratories will also extend into all areas of
i emote control
by electronic and electro-mechanical means,
*In
addition, the new laboratories will undertake a
comprehensive
1 rograni
of quality
analysis and measurement for all units of
the
General Telephone System, and Mr. Power
expressed the opinion that
,
of
a
mile.
returning
2836.
p.
$1,000,000
new
constructed
sufficient
H
.
.
the research and
of •Automatic
General
since
the executive
of
Plan.
-■
■'
be
new
the
that
19 43.
Harvey
Plan;
Purchase
been
ulesiand
.
Chairman
Chairman
lie is Chairman oi the Board of the Philadelphia
and/a
and
and
for
U-Drive-It
only
order-
on
leasing
134,
Machine
a
the
Division
Vice-chairman
following organizational changes
the
o(
1949.
Newman
director
a
Corp.—Organizes Laboratories Unit
Chicago.
of
the
to
Graliam
elected
A.
Jerome
36.000
American
a
Victor
Personnel
in
elected
was
elected
was
who recently
corporations.
also,
was
SEC
the
Plan;
7'
•
Kreeger
President
Corp.
the
be
has
or
fleet
for
B
The
to
The
Mr.
Vice-President
w-
:'-V-
..
lanufacturing unit
the
S.
Directors.
since
its
has
lor
will
Chairman
as
Reading
other
common
Special Stock
The newly created organization has acquired
opment.
U.
Goodwin
Committee
Chairman
as
Committee
about
corporation on Jan. 2 announced through its
President, Donald
Power, the formation of General
Telephone Laboratories, Inc., with
headquarters
United States Rubber
Circuit Court of Appeals,
V;:'v
against
the
„
Leo
Lloyd
Giaham,
Board.
served
,,
with
$1
Fund-Employee
Savings
be
General Telephone
O.
in
&
Inc.
.
This
1.'
suit
2625.
announces
Goodwin,
Board
Benjamin
owns
under
site
construct
at
i 056:
31,
will
contract.—V.
Division
President
II
tha' it would appeal the recent decision
Baltimore, Md.y dismissing a tubcless
2
elected
was
company
Dec.
Leo
Exchange Commission—
statement
B
&
and
-
2183.
p.
currently
17-aere
building
tive
"..rw
,
II
A
of
Buick
Ragsdale
only some
by
registration
a
2739.
V''
•
filed
covering
f,nd- 72,000 shares
Suit—
Appeal
Executive
Executive
Jr.
183,
cents
charge
a
stations.
% •
U-Drive-It stations to be opened today
Greyhound
and
under
cars
Midwest
Directors.
Board. .David
resigned
that
year
of
Board
the
—V.
the calendai year 1956 for the
history, it was reported on Dec. 29 by
Securities and
It56,
621,646
announced that Jerome A. Newman,
Committee, has been elected
has
and
Finance
Finance
Corp.—Registers Employees' Stock Of¬
corporation
3,085,633
17,710
Employees Corp.—Changes
corporation
of
eight
and
make
originating
8.296,501''"
1,971,203
filed
p.
The election of David
Shoe
7,852,482
*93,913
Government Employees Insurance Co.—Goodwin
said he expected Buick would show a total-of
deliveries for the year 1956,—V. 184, p. 2625.
General
new
announced
Output Maintained—
of
that
out
automobiles
8,837.408
law
will be
Va,—V.
Government
1G90.
p.
Ragsdele
120 000
appeal
the
to
company's
car
not
Greyhound
t;
2,259,175
Co.—To
The
during
cars
consecutive
half
a
second
our
Mr.
the
Was
63.919
1,877,559'
*99,919
patent, infringement
Motors
mote
being
184,
in its 54-year
Ragsdalo, General Manager
Corp.
V
T.
General
"This
535,504
rapidly
most
Corp.—Buick
year
"
iold
Motors
produced
320,426
*48,471
pro¬
General
pharmaceutical chemicals,
growing chemical, industry,—V.
General
132.983
57,911
2013.
p.
tire
price, has recently completed
largest capacity for steroid inter¬
Mills a basic position in the
the second
it
of
the
of
give
265,070
The company said on Jan.
the U. S. District Court
Richmond,
will strengthen and broaden
the pharmaceutical Industry."'
They
suppliet to
undisclosed
a
as
for
which
mediates
.
hormones.
Mills'-' position
facilities
$842,311
*
.-.
years."
related
184,
Co.
grows
intermediatos^
Kankakee,. 111., and this;.
operation will continue'. Protex products differ chemically from those
we
now
make and are widely used l:y> pharmaceutical producer.-* of
and
$820,837
8,360,941
;
Goodrich
F.)
the
of
to be rented, for
Chicago, Illinois and leit
to
to
convenience
cost
feature
day
a
rental
•
.
income.,..
V.
$8
industry
the
will
will
plant will
ducing "steroid
cortisone
$740,340
174.603
railway
opcr.
(15.
America.
plant
vine-like
a
•,
this
Grey¬
possible selection of new cars for the public to choose
from and,
for
those
who may prefer to reserve therh, special models such aV
Thunderbirds, Cadillacs and Lincoln Continentals also will be available,
1953
1954
1955
has
pharma-
other
and
Mills'
:
*15,042
_
railway
jrom
ry.
"Deiicit.-
this company
that
1—
from
Gross
plant at Mexico City. It produces steroid hormone
operates a
abundantly
field
1,000
.
ivitxlco—producers of steroid
of
manufacture
Tiie acquisition
ture outside o' tnc United
intermediates
announced
20
of Mexico City,
ccu'.icals.
.
10,000
$796,040
......
income—
Jan.
Net
Protcx, S. A.,
railway_vi%
railway
op< r.
From
2830.
p.
Bell,
purchased
For
1,000
Inc
the
low
new
driven
of
the
.
at
wholly own its nationwide passenger car rental service and
specialize in a franchised auto renting operation.
>.
New
1957 Chevrolet?, Fords and
Plymouths in both the two-door
and the four-door hardtop models,
all equipped with automatic trans¬
mission, radios and heaters, will be available at Greyhound U-Drive-It
stations.
Mr. Fcncl emphasized that Greyhound U-Drive-It
plans to
offer
the finest equipment available in
each
model and
the
widest
2836.
p
1956
front
Net
!'*
that
Mills, Inc.—Acquires Mexican Firm—
General
•
pointed
it
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings-
Net
H.
184,
October—*
Gross
three-fold
external business has increased
Division's
years.
said
Gibson
1957.—V
C
V.
also
20,000
to
cars
and
rate
in
from
car
left
which
from
one
Greyhound
a
rental
a
cars
(Jan. 7)
City, Chicago, Detroit, Miami and Cleveland.
The company also has plans lor immediate expansion into all ether
major cities throughout the United States, Mr. Fcncl said.
He also
15,500
MiJler_:_____.:„.._
Florida
the
a
reserve
rental
for
Under
for
to
stations.
than
bringing
is
one-way
practice
country
other
possible
Miami,
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
charge
business.
be
first Greyhound
be
In
New
York
will
15,500
.—135,000
Co.
A
ove
stations
rental
.
U-Drive-It
return
company
the
the
in
new
no
The
Shares
*
for
general
rental,
severally-
have
$135,000
Bingham, Walter & Kurry.
See
development
expenditures
by
$1,000,C00
over
those ot
1955,
that another million-dollar increment has been
budgeted l'cr
bad
Cosg
•Higgins_37__k.i__
At
R.vons A:
Jones,
from
Metallurgical
the
Mr,
Johnson
Lester,
process technology based on research in chemistry and metallurgy.
Indicative of increased emphasis on external markets, the Chemical
in
below
named
there
equipment,
resulted
have
underwriters
It
is
a
will
it
in
example,
which
materials to make possible design improvements, in
He pointed out that many such developments
General Electric'?., contributions to' product and
chemical
organic
car
and
Debentures
and Irrathene irradiated polyethylene.
continuing trend toward development of new
the
the
passenger
Commitment
Wilson,
silicone -products,
of
graces
originated
operations
com¬
buildings
are
comprise a
These
$34,256,
ol
to more, than
1949, increase? from 50
the
of
Terminal
company's
U-Drive-It
/,-•*//'''"/%/:
facilities.
office
all
area
firm
a
were
/
and
house
which
area,
Bus
tne
inaugurating
hound
selling, stockholder
the
experienced in
1950 by such new products as Alkanex
■wire enamel, Methylon resins, vacuum, melted alloys, magnets, specialty
200
In
to purchase from
the company and from
the respective principal amounts of debentures
(with attached stock purchase warrants) and the respective numbers
of shayes ol common stock set forth below:
:
made
fend Metallurgical Division achieved the
in lis history during the past year, it was: an¬
b.v Robert L. Gibson, Vice-President and Division
General
Angeles
UNDERWRITERS-—The
Chemical
company's
ie
V
Los
West
aggregate
annual rental
of 26.330 square feet.
an
floor
total
Division Has Record
the
of
one
flight
of
manufacturing
pany's
leased
will begin early next summer.
month,
in
another
City
York
New
the
related
and
manufacture
of
Tiansit Authority has placed with the St.
Jaiui* Car Co. for 450 cars.
Delivery of the units, at the rate of 40 a
that
Greyhound
development and manufacturing in the electro¬
; fields,
with
particular
emphasis
on
the
control instruments and testing equipment.
The principal offices of the company are located at 2233 Federal
Ave., Los Angeles 64, Calif.
The company occupies four buildings located
within a block of one
engineering,
research,
mechanical
Pa., in about lour months.
Co.
will manufacture
the
Erie,
tn
St.
and Car Equipment
from General Electric's Locomotive
rtent* will begin
.
to
one
lender
for
consummate
months.
$1,000,000
such
of
additional
'
.
has oaid cash dividends on
1936. In each of the last
since
its common
three fiscal
fiscal, year, to date, the company has
paid quarterly dividends of 20 cents per share on its common stock
on
or
about the 25th days of
August,. November. February and May
of
each
year
to
holders of record about the middle of each such
month; It is the present intention of the company to pay quarterly
and
dividends
during
on
the
current
the 2,069.600
shares of
common
stock to
be
outstanding.:
,
Volume
It
is
185
Number 5601
expected,
dividend
that
which
all
the
shares
GIVING
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
offered
now
may
company
CAPITALIZATION
.
will
participate
in /February
pay
EFFECT
TO
note,
maturing
through
3%
serially
from
serially
from
11.65
note,
1_.
note, maturing
through 1969
Faulus
maturing
serially
$50
pfd.
value)_.
stock
Common
♦Paulas
1956
corporation
-650
Iwilei
ing
431:000
Co.
672.000
Road,
Island
Lanai,
The
located
in
in
will
stock
A:
of
2,069.600 shs.
subsidiary
(This
conditional sales
consists
Co.,
company
contracts
located
Honolulu
Salem,
can
fiscal
is
of
the
place
of
of
place
of
F.
M.
business
and
principal
business
is
harvesting,-buying,
ended
year
firm
a
below
other
May
integrated
an
canning,
3^,
of
192,750
the
company
the
exercise
have
of
to
the
agreed
Eaternun,
subscription
Crqwell,
two
Co.,
cannery
business
as
Ionia
•it
'"///
Hooker
Lester,
1.36
Schwabacber
Co
1977,
headed
group
William
4.52
be
set
for
incurred
line,
of
the
usual
to
be
of
One
be
to
are
Wnl.
/'
<
•
&
Co._/______
<fe
Kansas
Staats
&
Ifom
ry.
data
Dec.
on
Gross
Co
Net
4.52
Inc.-
the
Eight,
interest
business.—V.
public offering
amendment.
by
short-terra
under
the
funds
184,
for
bank
to
&
with
$944,180
A
Operating income
Kon-operating income__
&
Approved
Power
Co.,
It
trustee,
Gull
2327.
1953
$558,594
154,183
171,773
148,5.13
251,949
152,273
69,398
58,717
121,553
.
.
1,656,163
601,736
638,323
2014.
4,215,874
5,733,575
1,593,815
.is
as
secret
hardened
a
chamber
slides
steel
the
lock
more
company
the
bolt
MS
Dec.
26.
the
in
this
just
the
much
as
lock
in
of
bolt
within
the
during
$8,735,645
7,992,892
7,807,080
$133,934
$812,190
7,385
133,295
1
57.
Co.—Bank
Borrowings
it .was announced 011 Dec.
31,
makev $2,000,000
of
additional
...»
..
will
that
and
1957
184,
involve
expenditures
Gross
Int.
income
$139,125
$144,319
$945,435
$973,142
135,393
138.269
1.400.464
1,364,275
70.050
70,058
700,583
700,583
charges.
adjust, inc. bonds
on
.'
Knox
The
deficit"
Net
$66,326
♦Exclusive
interest
oi
due
6'%
adjustments
1955
on
$64,008
adjustment income
for
real
interest
effected
October,
1955
these
10
would
be
months
and
1956.
$1,155,562
$1,091,716
of
be
1955
$64,008,
$924,750
tax
$25,577
months
back to
instead
would
to
10
statement
franchise
the
net
of
the
net
Note
SEC
for
for
Hub
The
Oil Co.,
company
covering
at
$1
blast
new
the
plant
in
184,
to
are-
184,
Dec.
shares
share,
per
proceeds
V
G.
to
18
letter
a
of ccminon
through
be
liled
used
stock
Skyline
to
bay
notification
of
Securities,
leases
10
(par
cents)
Inc.,
and for
to
Denver,
exploration
the
be
SEC
provide
offered
Colo.
and
At
The
Co.,
Ltd.
election
of
of
Chairman
Brantford,
Austin
C.
of
the
Ontario,
Campbell
Board
Canada,
to
of
Hussmann
announced
him
succeed
Refrigerator
Dec.
on
,27
La
this
by
"which
Mr.
in
Mr.
Campbell
various
elected
dent
B.
the
A.
B,
President
the
Chairman
Hussmann
Hussmann
Eiddle,
and
of
the
Refrigeration
Refrigeration
wholly
a
in
Inc.,
W.
Board.
and
Mr.
to
the
J.
has
served
sales
Jan.
was
position
1953.—V.
of
184,
reactor
is
Sales
Emlen
Income
assets
S.
the
of
which
Rise—
President
Institutional
Inc.
five
ended
this
Jan.
Institutional
Nov.
$47,233,076."—V.
of
on
reported
184,
The
and
increases
3
Funds
1956.
30,
corporation
during
assets
of
the
of
38/
in
1955-1956
from
rose
the
in
$819,798
Mexico
machinery
Mexico,
are
is
&
total
the
far
City
installation
the
fiscal
South
Babceck,
production
important
advance
in
scheduled
similar
of
L<feN
.
to
and
Co.
&
has
the
been
including
the
the
Corp.—To
Provide
'
Computing Facility for Project Vanguard—
The
will
Navy
provide
and
predict
Department
a
high-speed
the
Dec.
on
electronic
of" the
orbit
Scientists^ will
1957
above
and
The
D.
C'.,
Project
all
to
the
for
plants,
of wire
developments
continues
Vanguard
■
,A
at
Navy
sometime
through
IBM
during
Dec.
31,
computing
an
be
launched
Net
Net
by Project Vanguard.
orbit
IGY,
the
from
which
200
begins
to
will
—y.
other
some
saiu.
located
in
facility,,
and
-using
on
data
however,
maintained
'
launching
a
of
the
satellite,
'"roimu-the-citick"
obtained
from
a
rev.
from
p.
the
on
•
will
a
he
made
standby
basis,
«
basis
number
Center
calculating" orbital
of
Net" ry,
From
Gross
.
Computation
radio
tracking
from
from
s
and
buildings,
England
140,000 shr
by
executed
Mutual
years./ ("This
15
Life
note,
if
Lade:*
Insurance
Co,
liquidated,
ma/
1953,
60
fiscal
and
cents
fiscal year ende I
April 30, 193.6,
ended
year
April
ended
year
share;
per
fiscal
share;
per
th^i
capital stock for the past fiv»
April 30, 1952, 70 cents per share;
ended
year
cents
excep¬
on
the
on
of
these
dividends
value of $10
those
paid
were
owning "50,000
shares
par
of
30,. 1956,
60
centji
to shareholders of record
stock having no par value;
share after
having $100 par value.—V.
by
Sao
oper,
Pool
the
the
university
system
functions
Type
will
for
nil
at,
Reactor,
at
the
be
the
184,
reclassification it
1730.
p.
nower
in
National
ry.
from
ry.
reac¬
The
will
$3,207,357
1,599,748
$152,223
$1,607,609
49,740
496,745
it
162,563,150
197,398,950
31,339,792
28,089,370
56,039,577
23,195,508
22,985,755/ 18,931,250
23,348,25^
*
$4,952,038
with
to
873,319
643,468
76.936
150,904
.
"58,594
50,932,357
46,365.086
46.873,456
7,791,646
4,201.953
7,056,326
1,641,627
1,658,913
"2,168,602
339,225
27,
Act
on
ir.
and
into Midwestern
of
issued
the
Instruments,
«xe nip tier*
an
with
1940
to
respect
of
merger
to
th:j
Inc.
lioldeis oi $800,000 of Magnecord notei
2311.5 shares of Magnecord common for each
indebtedness;
will
receive
and
holders
of
shares
833.2
17,281 shares
Hammond, Kennedy & Legg
In
has
incident
proposal,
exchange
addition,
the
for
remaining
each
of
Magnecord
as
a
$5,000
$824,OCO
of
common
such
are
ru
finder's fee for initiating
Mid-.vestern
will
issue
149,511
shares
of
its
cemraou
representing 20% of the common stock of the surviving com¬
exchange for the then outstanding common stock of Magnr on
the basis of one share of Midwestern stock for each 4.62/
in
shares
of
'Magnecord
shares
of
Magnecord
-held
-
53,775,944
<•7,520,917
Dec
Company
involved
and
merger
in
such
of
issued
cord,
$4,722,643
703,318
announced
Investment
contributing to the merger; and 24.114 shares will be issued t #
Fifty. Associates in consideration
for termination of the lease c.i
Alagnecorri's Chicago plant and release df options to purchase stoc.-:.
1953
$5,273,335
'
2,299,799
144.796.540
.
was
the
the
receive
stock,
1054
1,064,065
'
2,846,104
175,920,748
and
456,580
2015.
2,895,419
5,552,79-1
3,091,86/
37,259,787
tiansactions
lindentedness.
$1,378,914
1—
p.
1953
$19,944,150
3,547,519
income—
indebtedness
of
1,527,088
railway™
184,
1254
$16,668,365
2119.
p.
SEC,
$5,000
$2,906,002
147,534
Net. from' railway———
"Deficit.—V.
1955
4,639,480
railway.
under
various
1956—10 Mos —1955
$5,667,839
Net^ ry, ©peiv. income.
RR.—Earnings—
$17,881,849
.income—
railway—
oper.
184,
order
Laboratory,
$299,757
466,067.-
Brothers are expected to manages/
would
purchase
any
unsubscribed
$19,670,925
5,135,002
railway
oper
Net
—,V.
RR.—Earnings—_
•>-,
which
p.
Nashville
&
railway
from
Net
2015.
.
184,
From Jan. 1—
Michigan
52,257
—
»
is
$168,403
railway
stock¬
Wilson,
1956
irom
from
Gross
It
160,565
1955
B.
..
1124.
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
T.
.
Magnecord, Inc.—SEC Clears Way for Merger—
numerous
of
oifering
shares,
|
be offered on the basis of one new share for
24,
he stated.
The subscription
pm-a
shares,—V.
Net
Calitornia.
for
University
Argonne
levels.
$9,000,000 by
common
Jan.
on
latdr.
Lehman
Gross
various
company
held
(Ky.)—Plans Financing
about
raise
to
will probably
shares
Louisville
complete
a
instrument
instrumentation
Reactor,
Reactor
inc.
©per.-incomeJan.
Co.
Electric
&
intends
October-"-
Paulo
$328,968
,
ry. oper.
railway-—
from
Gas
determined
corporation
expenses
Long Island
Net
350,000
3,000
New
1951
stock
10
common
pool-fype reactor
University,
for
1956—Month—1955
revenue__
oper.
railway
Gross
402,092
•15,000
land
on
to
over
an
427.
October—*
Washington,
500,000
the
company
be
pany,
:
into;-action
information
location
oper.
184,
trust
April 30,
60
to
Thereupon,
1,
$347,200
450,000
3.000
BJyth & Co., Inc., and
underwriting
account
,.
300
July
1958.
facility,
secondary/, computing
-Following. the
go
place the satellite-in
to
calculate
Outstanding
.
500,000
•
250,000 shs.
stated
a
Irom
.each
be
be directly connected by Teletype and telephone with the
Vanguaid Communications Center, also located in the nation s
available
will,
try
earth
(IGYt
to
is
FINANCING
,
Both
The
for
of present production
installation.
swimming
Philadelphia
supply
Water
p.
used
reactor
State
Penn
End. Oct. 31—
Railway
1371
1,
subscription rights to 330,000
President, reported on Jan. 2.
'
Liverinore
164,
be
The
Wilcox
Northrup,
corporation
will
capital.
the.
the
facility
earth„ satellite to
Year
Period
Railway
this
computing
scientific
curing the International Geophysical
miles
that
announced
20
•'
commitment
the building.
in
Under
Machines
final
for
PRESENT
Authorized
debentures,
Aug.
record
share;
per
with,
This
2225.
p.
Business
earJ/
$180,000.
assurance
time be renewed.
to
Louisville
*
system
chosen
the
Boiling
others;^—V;
will
It
Litchfield & Madison
International
of
Fiscal
addition
shares
system for a 1,000-KW nuclear
has been awarded to this com¬
Ameiica
Wilcox
projects.
to
control
Babcock
by
Paulo;" Brazil.
research
Reactor,
year
$34,183,914
,
tors,
TO
value)
payable
ended
Sept/17,
but
corresponding
Lecheria
and
the
for
also
are
so
now
complete
in
operate
the
supplying for
.
net
The
of plans
EFFECT
share.
at
Northrup Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Contract—
According to * Leeds &
"package" which controls
Shares, Ltd.—Total Net Assets
Hare,
Fund,
in
equipment
constructed
-Sao
be
cents
share,
and
to
.by
nuclear
Vice-President
will
Institutional
from
approximately
given verbal
have
$500,000
due
par
»'
with
company's
including
product
new
being
near
1795.
p.
resulting
1957.
compares
the
at
contract- for
pany
of
Executive
General
elected
was
Ayres,
utilities,
A
subsidiary
of
increase,
approval
holders
additional
Leeds
Presi¬
election
the
2
position
Negras
Robert
Co.
foregoing cash dividends, the company paid %
15-year 5% sinking fund debentures on Oct. 1, 1951 in th>
amount of $300,000 equal to $6 per share and
on
Oct. 15, 1951 paid
a
special cash dividend in the amount of $60,000 equal to $1.20 per
approximately 60%
of
$7,500,000,
will
cost
construction.
of
and
subsidiary,
1954,
dividend
The
Cam'pbell
Stelpflug,
owned
en
created
Biridle
Mr.
the
manufacturing.
1949,
and
announced
Hall
E.
In
Beard
Inc.,
and
Piedras
its
at
gain
than
cost
GIVING
dividend
follows:
year
per
aluminum wire is also being sold in sizable quantities
telephone companies, government agencies and industrial
users
generally.
Present orders from utility companies for aluminum
cable, steel
reinforced, will necessitate capacity
operations at least
through March, Mr. Ayres said.—V. 184, p. 1914.
Manager.
the newly
to
Regional Accounts.
Hussmann
1948.
of
1929
in
sales
General
of
Vice-President, and oi Charles
Manager
of
In
Refrigerator Co.,
Vice-President,
Chairman
company
both
in
acquired
was
and
parent
capacities
Vice-President
McMillan,
of
of
subsidiary
its
is
joined
executive
Canadian
W.
McMillan
This
installed,
a
installations
property
feet.
It it
approximately 50,000 square
building will be ready for occupancy
Insurance
ad¬
loa>v„
this
on
of
fund
deed
a
cash
30,
In
more
lap.%
were
1958—non-current
(no
time
iiscal
the company's recently installed
tonnage
of
Funds
short-term
1957—current-
interest,
April
1955.
Copper
to
wholly owned subsidiary of the Hussmann Refrigerator Co. of St. Louis
of
firm
Dec. 31." This marked stepping up of pro¬
from the new modern furnace'which is scheduled
Consolidada, and orders
that
,
the
of
President
as
the
time, Mr. Ayres announced that the company's esti¬
profit after taxes for the 11 months ended Nov. 30, 1956,
equipment
mesh,
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.—New President of Unit—
McMillan,
which
of
acres
$27,500,000.
same
of
New
sales
tonnage
$1,851,517.
period
recently
B.
to
pur¬
350,000
1,
The
1736.
p.
new
Life
debs.,
1,
5%
to
on
in part
30%
a
net
totaled
drilling
additional
equipment scheduled for
the
mated
1018.
p.
prior
1956,
184,
3%
purchase
of
the company as a
building constructed
DIVIDENDS—Commencing with the year J923, but with the
tion of the year 1926, the company has paid cash dividends
outstanding shares of its capital stock.
seven
15
A.—Expands Activities-
estimated
an
additional
announced
additional
with
and
result-in
and
duction results
Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
on
290,000
costs.—V.
W.
furnace
will
1957
President,
•
15,
Expansion of ingot capacity through
October,
$1,091,716.—V.
-
of
Jan.
by
cost
a
by
construction
the
sinking
1966
l,
sub.
"Secured
$2,945,000
dividend
payable
of
packaging of various type-t
portion of-these vitamins an *
the
individual
label
of
eac.d
payable—unsecured—int. at 6%
years
Oct.
on
company,—V.
La Consolidada, S.
If
2326.
p.
stock,
acquired
a
completion
Due Sept.
Dividend—
quarterly
common
concentration
no
the
by
under
at
proposed
Mutual
Due Sept.
/
31.
issued
held
A
and sundry business.
distributes are purchase I
drug
is
interest
60
of
1955.
deficit
Dec.
was
initial
an
class
There
"Note, dated Aug. 29, 1953'-—/--a——
1Note, short-term bank loan at 4 % %
and
inonth
Oct. <31;
record
stock
privately
a
Ga.—Initial
declared
the
on
reflect
reductions
deficit
the
and
not
do
for
ended
instead
of
This
bonds.
this
special
the
for
related
were
$38,430
in
amounting
$156,966
of ,1955
shown
as
estate
in
and
adjustments
2955
figures,
the
5%
Oct.
conv.
at
Thomson,
have
share
per
holders
was
NOTE—The
Corp.,
directors
cents'
of
North Mission,
continuously to the present
and
considerable
area
the, entire
cover
15-year
y
borrowings
of
equipment,
March
they will finance the construction of the new building through
building loan secured by a deed of trust thereon.
Said financing
7.
to
have
an
CAPITALIZATION
2740.
p.
in
capital stock of Ladco Build¬
These two subsidiaries wery.
and
sells
operations
A
subsidiary
that
England
later from
"Income
to
cover
Building Co.,
estimated
program,
1957.—V.
said
planned
Capital stock
in
'
,
purchase
lock
received
bank
'
...
is
Authorized
has
of
wholsale
the
druggists
Co. has
Anaheim, Calif.,
construction
44,577
retail
BuiMing
Proceeds,together with the - proceeds of $2,1.00,000 of previously
authorized borrowings, are to-be used ip. connection with the
company's
$928,565
12,212
Power
This
company,
authorization
to
its
vitamins.
subject to the
hardened
Kentucky
1
to
California
Inc.
suppliers.
2,200
the
will
is -projected.
as
in
in
it
as
used
that
is
position.
chamber
1970r
California.
in
company
to
New
lock
1350,
annu¬
date.
place of business at 3972
its organization
the
expanded
in
an¬
Security
hanging-down
a
bolt 'Vacates
holds
was
redemption
single supplier or small group of suppliers.
ApproxG
the merchandise sold by the company is purchase !
Laboratories, Inc.
During the year 1955 Ladco Labors
of
a
Maximum
-as-
specially-poised
1850
past,
it
first .time
in
all of the shares
engaged
as
for
Ladco.
aluminmn-
the
n
seA
as
of
Ladco
Inc.
and
located
door.
known
whose
in
amounts)
any
l'/a%
expected
stile
company,
decreasing-rddemp-
capital.
Laboratories,
that
many
from
which
narrow
For
standard
a
lock,
ordinary lock
the
than
secure
on
of
new
makes
now
the
>
at
issue J
druggist.
<
1,024,165
Thus, the opening is blocked with a solid
steel—making it impossible to spring or force the
lock without destroying the door itself.;—-V. 184,*'p. 1914.
bar
as
and. kinds
Type of Lock—
of
feature
a
of
over,
type
much
this
by
available
The
is
and
products
from
>
new
of
date;"'"' '
to be
organized
was
vanced
612,023
option
principal
the
to
redemption
19,"1945,
since
company,
lories,
2,591,094
-
script will be
will be made.
or
Calif.
owns
Dec.
on
packaged
1,561.072
paid
prir
adjustment
on
July 31, 1957, decreasing
0.33% to 100% after July 31,
for working
offices
Ladco
and
mately
/
income.—
of
fully
conversion
to
105%
Interest
ihe
to
Angeles 31,
been
chases
1954
$404,589
the
at
into
the
also
" are
interest
company
from
1955
3,984.507
radically
nounced
established
$8,805,062
788,412 /
Los
Co.
has
Ry.—Earnings
$400,260
from
approximately
has its executive
The
p.
shares
percentages
accrued
inventory and
organized
184,
of
the
accrued
Road,
Merger—
below.—V.
Inc.
at
subject
adjustment in cash
an
in
BUSINESS—Company
series A,
notes,
debenture
is
fractional
be redeemed,
debentures,
rate
with
debentures
The
4 268,935
p.
Unlike
$.26,913
___
appointed
$418,189
'1—/
ancf-glass' doors
1956—10 Mos.'—1955
$925,346
817,267
the
the
company
price
at any time prior to maturity at
(expressed
the
the
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are
2836.
p.
1956—Month—19=5
taxes
been
railway——
"railway——
184,
and
customers
in
of
No
but
may
in part,
of
amount
stock
conversion
indenture.
conversion
or
at
of
The
subject to redemption through the operation
of a sinking fund beginning Aug. 1, 1958, at 102% of
principal amoun\
or
the optional redemption price,
whichever shall be flower, togetlmi
Appointed—
secured
the
prices
The
:
&
income—
oper.
which
loans
company's
lending
has
43A'/o
principal
debentures
together
It
on
price
raie,
reduce
Y.,
N.
31.
Heat
railway...
from
—V.
SEC
such
ally
4.97
with
in
whole
forth
processing.
1956
Jan.
Natf ry.
2.26
Inc./
public
to
York.
Corp.—SEC
from
3.6 {
statement
Die.—Trustee
of $3,000,000
railway
oper.
From
4.52
Co.—-
&
Walston & Co.,
additional
revenue
exps.
New
Oklahoma
from
Net
Co—4.52
Wagensellfer & Durst,
months
End. Oct. 31—
oper.
Delaware,
Co.,
Gas
Republic
Net
2.26
,
1.35
Rvons
R.
Sutro
supplied
used
nine
provide
course
Operating
of
announced
Gross
Hudson & Manhattan ltR.—October Net
Earnings Off—
Gross
high-speed
of
locations
other
a
on
•;
shares
share.
per
The
1
$30,000,000 of simcing fund deben¬
sale through an underwriting
Corporation, White, Weld & Co., and
tor
Higginron
within
credit
Period
was
See
»
of
covering
Company.
underwriting terms
Net
proceeds will
were
$15
The
a
secondary
upon
Bell
&
registration
a
271
offered
Lee
&
of
ing
Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC
filed
Dec.
to
by
Blair
—
Kawneer Co.—New
itioo -(not
due
non-assessable
com¬
offered,
now
■:
Fay.
2.26
corporation
26,
tures
A
for
Offered—Quinc;7
the
full
the
convert
sales
provided
planned
are
network
paying agent
Iroquois
•
Dec.
centers
October—.
•
Co.—_
&
Corp.
Tire. Irving. Trust
2441.
p:
Similar
nationwide
a
registrar and
have
stockholders
subscribed
not
are
Co._____
Household Finance
This
provide
of
percentages
stock
certain
Kerr
&
severally,
respective
common
4.52
Vveeden &
184,
as
of
just
have
Co.—Debentures
Drug
Aug. 1, 1971 at 100% and accrued interest
holder of
increase
pineapple juice.
below,
which
%
Granbery, Marache & Co.— 2.26
Hallgarten. & Co
4.52
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
4.97
—V..
who
jobs
Angeles
methods
force
7,6Ci>
debentures, af his option, may at any time between
Sept. 1, 1957 and Aug. 1, 1971 (the conversion right of a debenture
called for redemption expires 10 days prior to the redemption
date)
movement
and
field
a
The
tion
warrants:
47.55
Eichler
Julien- Collins
to
subscribe,
to
Co
&
the
shares of
thereof
Deqn Witter & Co
Earth
by
and
machine.
freezing and otherwise
named
purchase
413.9n0
shares
.
J.
customers
applied science
specialists
comprehensive tfaining program.
a
earth
8,800
669.
best efforts basis.
offering of 3,900
(no par) was made on Jan. 2 by
Reynolds & Co. at $530 per share, with a dealer's con¬
cession
of
$9 per share.
It was quickly completed.
—V. 184, p. 2225.
/
19jj,
underwriters
commitment
of such
than
and
Technical
1,129,551
shareholders
p.
tures due
also
solve
scheduling,
such "routine
to
IBM
machines
production
aircraft,
addition
accounting.
to
These
branch
of
they
Ore.
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
provided
Secondary Offering
me gross sales of pineapple
and
pineapple juice were
approximately
S46,003,000.
The
company
grows substantially all of its requirements of- pineapple.
forth
be
in
•c'tst
ling
cities,
1955
$49,54j,615
Cass Associates, Los Angeles, Calif., on Dec. 18
publicl;/
offered $500,000 of 6% convertible subordinated deben¬
shares of capital stock
Ball
and
Packing
will
design,
advanced
builders
and
larger
and
process¬
Each
Complete
16
"workhorse."
pipeline
Los
data
upon
to
outstanding
business
Bros.
road
the
In
oi
183,
processing
situated
Island
for
control
—V.
•
outstanding
Number
nation¬
machine
volunie basis.
or
with
machines.
electronic
650
its
of
Applications,
both
commercial
and
scientific,
suitable
for
proc¬
essing on giant brains will be handled
by
a
scientific
computing
center
in New York City equipped
with an IBM 704 electronic data
are
manufacturing plant
cannery located
all
Paulus
an J
Ter¬
company
the
on
IBM
representatives
another
owns
principal
Calif.;
principal
the
offices
Plantation
transporting, and marketing pineapple and
processing,
of
The*
Hawaiian' corporation;
a
Oakland,
with
a
and
also
with
laws
executive
Hawaii.
equipped
problems as
characteristics for
know-how
purchase
hourly contract
be
accounting
an
production
indebted¬
the
for
the
Plantation
and
cannery
of
Ltd.,
growing,
the
a
company
of
Wahiawa
Lanai
Housing,
at
company's
planting,
For
The
Tne
the
District
corporation
at
The
Territory
corporation
located
Oregon
bi\
and
owns
Iwilei
Calif.
Nevada
a
control
*
such
ease
developing
and. this
of
»
an
will
card
calculations
wholly-owned
a
Honolulu,
Oahu
Plantation
canneries
that
2
been transferred,
effective Jan.
corporation, to be known as The
1956
$53,465,941
1,271,358
assets*.:
net
Shares
has
subsidiary
'
on
Bureau
operate
with
28,726 shs.
company.
plantations:
of
the
San,- Jose,
Jan
on
operations
Corp.
for customers
punched
3,000,000 shs.
is
Bureau
Service
481,000
672,000
value)
par
Packing
pineapple
.the
on
announced
bureau
wholly-owned
a
Service
through
is; guaranteed by the
two
Operations—
The
npw
company
will utilize
advanced
accounting
electronic equipment, to handle commercial and scientific
BUSINESS—Company was incornorated under
ritory of Hawaii on Dec. 30, 1932. Its principal
has
Bureau
2,750,000
service
to
pleted
at
Service
2,750,000
1960
200,000 shs.
the company-under
trucks.
of
This
cumulative,
t
of
ness
Takes Over
5
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Die.—Assets Increased—
A* of. Dec. 28—
.
1,
wide
—
stock
($7.50
Bros.
obligation
Hemisphere,
and
from
in various parts of the
1.000.900
indebted.ness.___
5 %
par
Westerp
located
•
Total
New Unit
note,
':
secured
A
the
paints
'
■
„
$6,500,000
___
secuied
from
—
Series
in
observation
$6,500,000
from
;
Eros,
serially
I960
tSundry
established
'
; :*•
1956
1959
4%
*4 (a%
be
other
world.'
1.000.000
maturing
through
to
numerous
Outstanding
:
1957
stations
any
FINANCING
Authorized
3%
in
1957.
PRESENT
1(45)
by
American
American
has
stock.
common
Research
leaned
Of the 143.637 previously outstandir.,;
stock, 55,200 shares, or 33.4'!., wer«
Development Corp.
*
&
Midwestern
$200,000,
evidenced
by
a
h%
no:e
6 days alter the receipt by Midwestern of tho
proposed public offering- of Midwestern stock and ro
'later*than April l. 1957.
If such public offering is not consummated,
Midwestern has
the
option to repay the note/ and interest in cash
payable not later than
'proceeds
of
a
•
<5
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(46)
of
or
issuing
advanced
full
in
stock
common
at $4.30
Maine Central RR.—Orders Additional
Two
hundred
have just
by E.
ordered
Miller.
late
Foundry Division
by
The
will
summer,
new
be
of ACF Industries,
by
In
June
and
the
purchase of 50
subsidiary, Portland Terminal
investment
bined
bulk
The
Pullman
of
well
cement
Standard
of
First
the
Louis.
said,
$2,000,000
over
hopper
Car
who
of
cars,
Manufacturing
steel
for
Lutler,
Co.,
represent
Co.,
EARNINGS
hopper
FOR
of
cars
OCTOBER
the
ties,
its
;
part
total
a
Period
End. Oct. 31—
shares
Railway
MONTHS
Net
$2,023,391
expenses
1,845,641
1 594,457
17,629,216
184,
$999,134
$428,934
$20,756,513
215,653
181,875
above.—V.
Inc.
184,
B.
exchange
in
shares,
which
limited
was
quent
In
violation
of
residents
sign
the
of
of
terms
Louisiana
the
who
offering,
used
had
sub-agent
made
of
Electric
Thomas
See
A.
above.—V.
Inc.
184,
Nine
Months
Stores Co., Inc.
Ended
Oct.
31—
Profit
before
Provision
lor
income
Consolidated
Earnings
—V.
share
per
184,
1955
$93,833,429
Net
from
3,833,880
Net
ry.
taxes..
Gross
2,010,000
1,970,000
$1,875,296
$1,863,880
$1.29
profit
of
stock
common
$1.28
_____
heretofore
as
from
railway'
1954
forth
With
Securities and
The
SEC
($10
for
corporation
covering
$634,584
$441,062
186,490
109,754
155,352
134,967
138,970
per
4.828,332
4.296,863
from
ry.
V.
underwriting.
working capital.
and
notification
of
stock
The
to
be
Midland
Commercial
This
the
corporation
SEC
with
at
to
are
the
G ro.ss
par
-2,06#!83
2,094,915
1,462,012
1,909,049
1,103,099
1,231,320
980,374
850,414
income—.
The
debentures
principal
amount.
basis
A.
by
Jersey,
will
they
firms
J.
Inc.,
is
receive
of
Organized
general
be
from
Net
used
iy.
in
by
for
public
be
to
Inc.,
commission
J.
J.
ol
statement
at
on
100'/!
of
&,
who
is
loan
and
to
be
the
1954,
used
business.
primarily
expects
of retail
company
is
company
that
it
Net
engaged
proceeds
for
thereby
outstanding,
10c
to
52,500
to
187,500
shares
The
snare.
per
Grayson
the
common
to
are
remaining
stockholder
of
be
these
of
three
this
in
last
Net
controlling
a
were
share
of
Midland
common
for
one
share
ol
Midland
common
lor
five
Grayson,
received
for
in
the
of
and
firm
a
holder
Ramie.
187,500
acted
shares
services
by
South
is
for
shares,
being
have
"may
the
made
based
there
with
investment,
sequent
lor
as
to
an
some
Mr.
more
extent,
desires
now
exchange
winch
a
he
events,
tunity
to
their
Grayson acted
promising
opportunity
to
as
such
will
It
at
with
price
a
the
him
below
member
a
Net
Net
•
stock
offering by
Grayson lor the
Canada, in pur-
Mr.
stockholders
another
which
to
sales
representative.
market
the
because
seller."—V.
of
182,
Inc.
above.—V.
184,
Sinking
the
reorganized
11
compared
last
the
to
with
1956,
appropriations
plan
of
\
1956—Month—1955
RR.
of
Co.
and
Tiie
192,842,849
The
0%
prior
4,205,716
3,228.217
33,290,984
31,276,855
same
whole
Airlines, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Gregory
cover
par)
made
was
Jan.
on
2
by
Sachs & Co, and
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood at $65.50 per
dealer's concession of $1.25
per share.
It
completed.—V. 184, p. 2838.
share, with
was
after
and
to
including
PROCFEDS—Net
principal
amount of
the
toward
a
Aug.
cash
This
company,
it
was
announced
authorization to make bank
the
13-months
The
proceeds
company s
other
ot
be
used
purposes.
dioceeds
of
to
defray
program,
$14,000,000
corporate
e
p.
will
construction
expenditures
Dec,
on
28,
has
borrowings aggregating
enclng Jan. 31, 1958.
period
the
in
a
portion
presently
1957
and
received
$9,000,000
of
the
estimated
520,000.000
cost
to
in
company
refund
sale
of
in
expects
to
additional bonds
2671.
of
the
result
1958,
The
SEC
during
in
and
the debentures
purchase
of
the
equipment,
183
and
operates
airports
setts,
capital
Of
ximrrh
March
was
j0, i956,
withdrawn
were
this
stock,
according
to
t°loered exclusively t0
at $3 per share. As
a
on
outstanding
Sept.
and
JTn°rwhTrhe
12,
fully
1956,
paid
as
result
SEC
its
of
of
of
that
30,
par
1,250 00C
Mississippi'
of
the
Sept.
on
no
prospectus.
lesidents
464,261
of
the
the
offering,
and
on
which
shares'
1,600,000
1956,
244 250
j^Ctu°f time Pa-Vment subscription contracts,
Paid and the unpaid balance was
£l re"'cission ^ now to be made with respect to
in $'i47'244-97 fhad been
those
i
v,
708,511
shares.
The
remaining 891,489
nf.hi£
through
through
The
the
the rescission offer is
generally. The offering is to
company s own
company
agents.
was
organized
under
shares,
together
accepted,
be made,
•
Mississippi
will
with
be
located
$3
on
Feb.
of
DC-3
States
of
any
GIVING
EFFECT
conv.
Capital
York,
TO
Chase
1956,
31,
in. the
evidenced
1956,
the
$1)
(par
the
aircraft.
It
to
from
the
return
Each
such
PRESENT
respectively,
and
flight
company's
notes
announced
purchase
offer
Dec.
on
date
of
but
time
30
nor
price
equal
fund
which
4Va%
is
be
may
secured
by
chattel
company
5%
loan
due
due
how
6%
prior
pfd.
prior
pfd.
for
each
PRESENT
series
$5,(02.500
B
700,000
1,500.00.3
40,000 sbs.
20.000 shs.
6,000 shs.
15.415 shs.
6,000 slis.
87,000 shs.
53,000 shs.
——
company
46.744 shs.
34,000 shs.
'
25,994 shs.
in
incorporated
was
Minnesotta
The
is
company
statutory
license
Nebraska
and
engaged
the
in
subsidiaries
States
the
All
small
and
Iowa,
offices
the
of
of
'
The
was
made
of
loan
to
indebted
was
This
additional
bank.
thereunder
are
the
sale
equal
to
under
subordinated
the
of
on
further
Oct.
31,
agreement,
subject
to
the
additional
the amount
of
the
debt.
extension
an
A
not
1956.
to
and
loan
in
Oct.
Additional
of
extent
amount
of
of
$1,-
existing
$100,000
borrowings by the
(in multiples of
exceed $500,000
commnv's
having
subordinated
debt
new
the
To
Borrowings
received
in
anu
an
to
series,
&
Hopwood,
company
2,000
•>
.
underwriter,
as
of
the
6,000
6%
has
prior
now
net
proceeds
amount at
the
delivery
Investors
Group
on
York
New
are
in
26
filed a
units
There
N.
Y.
letter' of notification
be
offered solely
to
will
make an initial
Island, N. Y.
to
Long
Corp.,
City-
Exchange Commission—
title
State.
used
be
to
Center
Dec.
mutual
50
of
National Electric
31,
covering all of
Credit Agreement
modification
the
its
be
no
with
the
to
legal
underwriting. The
payment
lor
Massapequa
at
indebtedness
and
least
to the
Board
The
mortgages
Under the Chase
contained therein, the
represented
the
1956
corporation
proceeds
approved
butt
sale
the
Jaffray
the
from
Small
covering
Shopping
from
the
Kansas
offered and the company has given
to the underwriter an option to purchase at any time or times on or
before June 1,
1957, in blocks of 1,000 shares,
the remaining 4,000
shares.
See
also V. 184, p. 2784.
preferred shares,
subject to the conditions
company has the
right to borrow up to and not exceeding $2,800,000. A loan of $2,200,000
was
made
thereunder,
subject to the company's having received at
least $1,200,000, less reasonable commissions and expenses, in
proceeds
indebtdeness
company
commv|vy-«aiid
the name of "Murphy Finance Co."
subsidiaries are also engaged in the discount
its
purchase
to
Missouri,
the
of Colorado,
the States
in
loan
Minnesota.
subsidiaries
owned
business.
of
515,000
June
under
operated
are
company
business
same
Idaho,
of
Wholly
Oklahoma,
in
Dakota.
South
agreed
on
located at 174 East 6th St., St. Paul,
engaged in the small loan business
under
Its principal office is
1946.
The
850,000
1,500,000
shares
are
525.000
1966
$10).
shares
Class
77C.C00
(
700,000
series..
1956
Outstanding
750,0.00
1,000,000
series
1947
pre¬
'65
to
to
prior
of
$1,200,000
$50)—__
(par
shares,
(par
A
Minn.
the
FINANCING
others
'57
1953
ser.
shrs.,
shares
Class
28,
in
being; 35Q
but unpaid
accrued
TO
and
ser.
shares
6%
Common
a
of
notice.
equal to
redemption.
The
EFFECT
due
loan
term
sub.
as
option
daya'
redeemed
all -cases
dividends
serially to 1958—
6% sub. term loan due serially to 1962
5)4% term loan due serially to 1963—
residents
433,268 shs.
1956
equipment.
and
has
amoun;
of
be
the
60
an
date
may
in
the
to
at
required
issued.
GIVING
banks
from
loan
term
SEC
2,000,000
4.
ac¬
it
redeemed
be
Authorized
loans
Current
•
Outstanding
2,000.000
Oct.
price
be
redemption.
shares
Mutual
312,500
the
will
that
26
than
plus
the
to
series,
1947
may
time,
to
more
share,
per
unpaid
redemption
CAPITALIZATION
—
$52.50
is
sinking
separate
than
shares,
series,
1956
from
pert
Files With Securities and
$2,300,000
dated
holders
the
FINANCING
¥2,000,000 shs.
Agreement
Inc.
the
Jersey,
principal amount of $2,300,000.
installment
is
30 cities through
Massachu¬
some
New
312,500
i
Credit
two
by
$50,000),
1956.
corporate
$2,600,000
...
sitbord. debs., due Aug. 1. '66
stock
"Under
is
notes
company
17,
Convair-2io
and.
New
promissory note, due Jan. 7, i957
share,
■
law
fleet
the
Authorized
'•Installment
offereu
per
general
Hampshire, Pennsylvania
and Michigan.
Since
1950,
has flown 227,567,000 pa:senger miles without fatality.
from
at
for
Airlines
engaged
local service routes serving
in
CAPITALIZATION
Oct.
registration statement with
.27> coverina 1,600,000 shares
a
used
$694,000.
New
company
-
u
mixed
a
authorized to operate
22
5\a %
Mississippi Valley Portland Cement Co.,
Jackson, Miss.
Stock
Offering With SEC—
}
stock
and
of
Mohawk
by
and
placed
were
Investing Co.,
repurchase
purchase.
shares,
less
UNDERWRITER—Piper,
is
notes
1958.—V
applied
of
Valley
to
intrastate
small number
a
persons without
Co.—To Purchase Debentures—
amount
an
preferred
primarily
in
short-haul
air
transportation of passengers, property and mail subject to the jurisdic¬
tion and regulation of the Civil Aeronautics Board.
The company owns
—-Registers
Tl''l company filed
be
debentures
the
in
to
interested
purposes.
+5)4%
t-,
will
sale
offer
debentures
in
or
BUSINESS—The
public
Mohawk
to
Exchange
not
the
plus
Prior
redemption
prices
fund at 100%, plus
the
other
-
for
>
the
A
and
from
of
commissions and $506,000
or
and
date
price
manner,
York
1966.
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Borrows From Banks
1,
previously' sold
accrued
term
from 105% to par, and for the sinking
interest in each case.
The debentures, will be convertib'e at
the~ principal amount thereof
into capital stock of
the company
at
$4.25 per share on or before Aug. 1. 1961 and at $6.50 per share there¬
Goldman,
purchase
by the company
of
preferred
5)4%
general
ranging
such
this
upon
like
a
during August-October, 1956, and $100,000 of de¬
bentures which have been exchanged for a like principal
amount of the company's outstanding 6%
convertible
subordinated serial notes.
at
of
this prospectus and the holder will be requested
days
to aflirtn or cancel
his purchase.—V.
184,
time
any
share
ferred
debentures,
The total includes $694,000 of deben¬
Jan. 2 directly to the public at 100%
State
2226.
•
at
company
per
redeemable
date
,,
officers and
preferred
redemption
dividends
56.282,350
be
the
follow:
prior
61,331,664
interest; $1,206,000 of debentures to
the company's offer of rescission to purchasers of
amount of debentures sold to residents of New
—
(no
5%
193,144,173
will
conditioned
6,000
6,103,721
debentures
further
made in
was
of
ther details
$
accrued
The
is
1956 series, at par
20 141.258
on
rescind
our issue of Dec. 24 of the public
shares of 6% prior preferred stock,
($50 per share) and accrued dividends
by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood of Minneapolis, Minn. Fur¬
offering
with
Mos.—195.5
•
subordinated
to
Murphy & Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock Offered
7.675,133
convertible
de¬
its
20.024.321
offered
tures
Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing: Co.
Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 19,400 shares of com¬
stock
ol
expenses
5¥>%
be
agreement,
sold directly
the
that
the
of
underwriting
offer
.
Stock
notice
(A. A.)
2784.
p.
the deben¬
is purchased.
any
with
debentures
Chemical
Midwest
254,475,837 249,125,199
inc...
of
adverse change in the condition
otherwise, except as may have occurred in
business, from the date of purchase of the
Sons
30
26,244.979
oper.
if
all
copy of
a
27.6'9.454
ry. oper.,
33.7
21.7
purchase
Is-sire**
"New
the
the
to
of
were
from
S
$
of
$1,206,000
—Mention
reorganization
10
1956—10
to
company. will
accept tenders for a limited
outstanding 5% subordinated debentures.
When
offering debentures, price per $100 face amount should be
quoted, including interest coupon due April 1, 1957.—V. 182, p. 511. •
comparable to
$6,331,855 compared
last year.
Pacific
39.6%
150,000
substantial
proposes
within
amount
$373,327
of
set
year.
accrued
mon
the
Monroe
November
months- of
York
rescind
are
Through Rescission
$275,000
Inc.
of
of any discounts
interest
received
1956,
Missouri
effect
In
period
Fund"
of
of
morfths
taxes
the
same
corresponding period
for
Aug. 1, 1966.
stockholders
offering is made
special
relationship
2671,
pp.
for
the
1955.
New
to
or
directors,
company
The
$1,010,-
$16,307,035
Sons,
due
regard
may
such
1^4,
•amount
oppor¬
Instruments, Inc.—SEC Ratifies Merger-
Magnecord,
income
and
for
balance
a
11
of
with
was
of
offer
1915.
to
o
Midwestern
See
the
the
1953
the
underwriters
of
period
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. and Mohawk Valley
Investing Co. Inc. are underwriting $2,000,000 principal
The
the
shows
of
period
Federal
1955
$2,350,000
for
months
same
"Capital1 and
1956
are
from
Mohawk
2251.
p.
with
and
in
oper.
railway
&
corporation
they
also, give
an
payment
p.
as
of
no
$1,206,000
revenue..
oper.
rev.
—V.
their
as
the
purchasers
the
for
November
End. Oct. 31-—
Railway '
stock for
a
security which is more
marketable," according to the prospectus.
The offering of the
52,560 shares is to be made by
Grayson "to a
selected grodp of persons
who, for the most part, are, or have been
associated
in
1855
in
accrued
11
1955
Railway
common.
was
the
elect
-
$1,224,290 compared
was
the
and
reason
been
course
companied by
same
State
of
the underwriters.
The obligations of the
respect to this commitment are subject to
the $694,000 principal amount of debentures
each purchase by the underwriters of deben¬
debentures
the
one
readily
of
the
in
the
several
to
financial
$
underwriter
as
and
of
for
$13,062,649
November
Period
judgment
stock
1956
and
one
and
$274,968,339
of
reason
the
underwriters
rescission.
The
common,
South
underwriter,
investment.
trade
give
for
1955
was
figures
sold
by
having
through Gregory &
EARNINGS FOR OCTOBER AND FIRST TEN MONTHS
which
is
with
convertible
.
terms
ol
8,103,032
.
23,529
and
the
of
vrith
purchased
ordinary
the
19,899,852
5,805,300
figures restated to give
retroactively to Jan, 1, 1955,-
at
at
to
shares
13.452,774
5,432,582
compared
compared
in
the
offering, $700,000
72,379,254
13,603,111
■
$3,870,529
the
as
to merits
least, upon the iact that Mr.
Grayson participated in the underwriting.
In view of the fact that
they may have been disoppointcd hi their
judgment, because of • ub-
the
of
by
of
entitled
the
company
the company,
thereof
mandatory
income,
$182,981
by
Canada
1953
by
and
their
cash
Midland
acted
Canada
60,523,886
2,398,858
4,387,676
November
in
accrued
After
Uranium
common,
of
61,169,147
)
year.
$560,000
of
to
the
having
Of
2016.
November
$4,424,000
are
offered
exchange
South
of
for
be,
corporations
Ramie
ol
61,659.787
income,..
compared with
1956, S155.000
a
to
of stockholders,
railway.
]).
These
which
Canada
of
(32.2%)
rendered,
underwriter
as
offer
those
671,571
income
in
186
financing
of
to
are
South
rate
shares
stockholders of Ramie
some
their
for
offering
exchange
that;
Chasing
stock
which
The
reason
of
consideration
1954-55
share
all
Grayson
by
shares
Corp.
in exchange for common shares of
previously sold to the public.
The
Corp.
Mr.
offered
135.000
Ramie
shares,
588,471
$279,753,785
—
respect
444,690
railway....;!.
oper.
184,
3 956.
Northern
With
441,335
operating revenues
in
November
1956
were
$25,276,948
compared with $2.i,863,140 for November li)55. For the 11 months
which
larger volume
time sale obligations from
Its subsidiary,
Appliance
Stores,
Inc.,
as
well
as
to
finance
the
ex¬
pansion ot
its subsidiary's business and
to
increase
Midland's
bor¬
rowing potential from banks.
a
income* .1
conversion
upon
thereof,
269,000
column
on
1,660,644
Total
working capital;
able to purchase
be
1,297,874
subse¬
all
that
respect to the debentures
acquired through rescission of prior sales made by the
purchase such debentures from time to time as they
be
is
acquired
to
New
of
primarily
of
additional
will
1,047,424
their
lor
of
also
1,226,562
period
thereto.
issuance
price
to residents
company
the underwriters is
acquired
Missouri Pacific RR.—Net Income Increased—
efforts''
Co.
Inc.,
Each
10v.
Grayson,
the
$694,000
1953
$7,047,970
..c..
the
however,
conversion
—
of
the
previously
the
1954
$5,987,371
for
upon
commitments
underwriters
with
stock.
of
"best
a
Grayson
Maryland,
—V.
with
1955
$6,131,67,2
1—-
from
from
ry.
in
pursuant
their
debentures
common
liar
sale
made
A.
Co.
&
10c
ol
issuance
Sons
&
by
not
ItR.—Earnings—
$6,373,056
railway
Jail.
Net
ilway
ra
optr.
Net
subordinated
7*.
shares
is
Co.,
Albert
April
financing
the
&
Grayson
selling
a
Glass
Registers
—
Midland.
expected
and
offered
offering
J.
controlled
stockholder
are
The
A.
York
registration
a
10-year
187,500
be
Grayson
and
of
with
to
are
filed
28
$480,000
togethei
New
allocable
conversion
following table:
may
tures
1956
from
Net
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
on
covering
(convertible),
Corp.,
taxes
reserved
are
initial
company
by
several
of
From
With Securities and
the
The
commitment
may,
26,16.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
offered
proceeds
by
livered
railway.,'.—..
oper.
184,
hereafter
payments
of
provided,
underwriters
named
below
have
agreed
to
principal amount of unissued debentures from the
of the $1,206,000 principal amount of debentures
commitment
which
4,900,011
October—
letter
a
common
without
ware),
expansion
of
the
company
75,370
4,913,414
railway..—
mail
respect
New Issue
-Files
Minneapolis, Minn.
filed
20
shares
in
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
$433,328
259,382
from
Net
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
on
15,000
Corp.,
in
The
$600,540
_•
income-.-
company
% of Debs. Acquired
1953
railway.299,157
oper.
Net
—
Acceptance
the
for
acquired
below.
tures listed
1955
the
of
notes.
such
sold
be
may
described
on
Midland
serial
and
RR.—Earnings1956
liabilities
retroactive
income
shares
at
$694,000
Front Jan. 1—
2327.
p.
company's
470,588
reserved
are
The
Gross
net
of
Mohawk Valley Investing Co.,
1956
taxes..
and
$298,000,
eral creditors, and have the company begin operations,—V. 184, p. 2838.
$99,322,587
.
income
that
e!g,peed
Gregory
3,885,296
sales.....
Net
Bank, as described in
subject in right of payment to the
UNDERWRITERS—The
their
Illinois
mort¬
1957,
making such computations shall be net amounts
setting up a proper reserve for or making payment on
company
its
October—
7,
Bank
.$3
per share,
the public will have contributed 96.65%' of actual
paid i;i for a 76.22%: interest in the company. Proceeds of the
financing will be applied to completion of the plant, provide for gen¬
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
Jan.
In
purchase
i
"dummies"
Louisiana
Missouri
Mercantile
used
subordinated
2784.
p.
specifically
due
Manhattan
and
at
Co.—Merger Effective—
Edison,
Chase
Government
1.955,
debentures
shares
and
now
S.
U.
1,
which
the
1955
not
exceeding $2,800,000 at any one
existing or hereafter incurred. Principal
however, will be permitted in an aggregate
the
July
the
¥Of
cash
McGraw
to
theretofore
18,
Indebtedness
note,
to the amount
after
of
number
Mississippi
of
the
on
from
account
commission
The
subordinate
.full
Manhattan
equal
amounts
of
by
is
in
determined
resi¬
to
held
note
Chase
received
are
1,250,000
a
outstanding, whether
amount
for engineering and legal services. Thus,
now outstanding, including the 464,261
issued
under
the
March
offering (and an additional 244,250
were the subject of time
payment subscription contracts).
to
to
payments
all
for
not
Nov.
June
payment
time
dated
note,
18,
The
the
to
and
bank.
thereto
prior
subscription contracts. The company imraediat'-ly termi¬
relationship with Sims and refunded the monies paid in by
purchasers; and upon being advised by the SE'C that
the
exemption
from
registration- was not available,
it immediately
discontinued, the offering. Assuming the sale cf the 1,600,000 shares,
2784.
p.
Kent
the land
of
lien
mortgage covering additional Convairequipment, if any, acquired by the company
Agreement
is
30, 1957.
The note is secured by a chattel mortgage
1955, covering flight equipment of the company, junior
prior chattel mortgage dated March 18, 1955 and supple¬
to
Nov.
ments
Mississippi in reliance oil the so-called intrastate exemption
registration under the Securities Act, was initially made through
nated
Co.—-Merger Effective—
Edison,
incorporators,
a
the
A.
three
a
to
1,863,485
2784.
Thomas
In
the
of
saleu
oper.
p.
Adams,
W.
Sims,
$4,681,614
inc...
$5,267,366
2,184,517
McGraw-Edison
See
$22,896,582
David
were
George Sinn; & Associates as best-efforts underwriter at
of 66 cents per share. However, a salesman who was a
16,074,899
ry. oper.
oper.
railway
—V.
1956—10 Mos.—1955
$2,344,775
rev. from
Net
1956—Month—1255
sell
to
the
chattel
related
promissory
above.
company
the
shares
1,006,406
March-offering
JTlie
dents
revenue..
oper.
charge,
a
1,140 acres of land which the company owns.
transaction, another 40,645 shares were issued
that
with
payment of
of
shares
from
Railway
the
organized by
including the
Inc.,
connection
in
Pa.
TEN
dated
and
Swissair
renewable
and
Sr.,
assets,
In
by
Portland
FIRST
AND
at
to
+This
.
Terminal Co. are
now
arriving in Portland.
The are equipped with triple-hoppers for
dumping loads and will be used principally to haul tidewater coal from
docks here to various parts of New England
new
able,
supplemental
a
the
gaged
entitled.
arc
of
be
will
cement
they
of
aircraft
under
which those stockholders
selling agency through
a
for
wh'ch
incorporators
Diehl,
com¬
a
240
Calvin C. Huffman, who purchased the first 1,500
shares at $2.40 per share.
(Rqtbert W. Hyde, Jr., of Jackson is Presi¬
dent;
The company then issUed 500,000 shares to Vicksburg Proper¬
new
new equipment."
«•
•
capacity, will be built
70-ton
as
use
no
to
The
f
"This
act
to
have
cc"'-nt
purchase,
hopper cars due to arrive
all-steel hoppet cars by the
recent
Central's
Maine
the
St.
in
Inc.,
announcing the purchase, Mr. Miller
which, with acquisition of 20 bulk cement
poration
which will
American Car &
delivery of
cars,
built
In
<
Equipment—
box-type freight cars, to cost $1,600,000,
this railroad, it was announced on Jan. 1
President.
next
bank
plant for the manufacture of
other special cements on
a
and
which it owns near Vicksburg, Miss. It Is organized as a,
cooperative; its charter gives every stockholder a "patronage right"
to purchase cement in proportion to the
number of shares held, and
to
assign his patronage right if he does not wish to exercise it.
Several of the company's directors plan
to organize a separate cor¬
properties
all-steel
new
oeen
Spencer
commence
It proposes to construct and operate
Portland
cement,
oil
well cements
payment
an
equivalent dollar •. alue
of
its
share. The proceeds of this loan are being
to Magnecord.—V. 134, p. 2620.
per
Midwestern
by
Monday, January 7, 1957
...
.
This
of
wire
reinforcing.
submerged
of
the
the
orders
and
as
shares of common stock
shares.
arc
special resistance welding machines .including large
welding machines for welding concrete highway
company
also designs and builds gas-shielded
and
The customers of the company include many
in a Jong li§t of diversified industries in
countries. The backlog of firm unfilled
1956 was 85,145.207 of which about 8%
is for
welders.
companies
States
of
20
(par $1),
mesh
The
leading
United
defense
the American Stock Exchange on Dec.
incorporated
in
1933, manufactures and markets
machines,
which
include
air,
hydraulic,
motorand
semi-automatic
spot,
projection, seam,
flash-
welding
automatic
welders
special
of
authorized
500,00c
company,
resistance
driven
Welding Machine Co.—Listing—
Governors
for original listing 380,000
total
a
of
Oct.
prcduction
and
31,
foreign
items.—V.
171,
p.
105.
Volume
National
See
Number 5601
185
Gas Co.—Subsidiaries
Fuel
Republic
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Light,
Heat
Power Co.,
&
Merge—
below.—V. *
Inc.
- *
Ohio
-
-
184,:- jpy 728.
The
Edison
company
\Co.—Registers
Jan.
on
With
SEC—
Corp.
border
filed
3
registration
a
statement with
the
SEC
will
covering
Ohio
Co. of West
Gas
Natural
See
Fuel
Gas
Virginia—Merger Approved
below.—V.
Co.
184,
2671.
p.
-31,
rate
tion
•
*
Nevada
Southern
Co.—Sells
Gas
Bonds
Privately.—
This coihpany has placed a $1,200,000 issue of 5% first
mortgage bonds, due in 1981, with The Mutual Life In¬
v
Co. of New York, it was announced on Dec.
surance
the issue will be used in part to repay
bank loans and to finance construction. Eastman, Dillon,
agents for the borrower.
were
■
i Nevada
and
Las
in
the
to
cessor
g'as
Southern
Gas
Las
Vegas
distributes
Vegas
Co.
and
it
incorporated
was
Gas
Co.
The
residential,
to
nearby
in
180,
natural
industrial
and
v.i
911.
p.
suc¬
as
purchases
company
commercial
areas.—V.
1954,
July,
ices,
tentatively
are
scheduled, to
be
users
jrVv'!.',
Feb.
on
of such
1957
at, the
-of
the company,
441 Stuart St., Boston 16,, Mass., for * the
purchase from it of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series G, due
1987. .It
is proposed to file a registration statement with the SEC
this month with respect ta the proposed sale of these bonds.:—V. 183,
offices
the
at
offices
York, N. Y.,
580,613 shares of
the
of
for
company
purchase
v
1.
stock
common
British
million
not
Orleans
October—
Net
it
Co.—Merger Authorized by SEC—
announced
was
izing the merger of
Virginia, subsidiaries
Dec.
on
31,
this " company
The
of
issued
has
and
Columbia
Natural
Gas
order
an
Gas
author¬
of
Co.
System,. Inc.
T.
?
West
Under
the
Natural
latter's
all
Gas
in
earned
worth
shares
the
liabilities
of
the
niake
amount
shares
of
deficit.
surplus
Gas, including $4,026,000
v..':
ry.
Upon
the
amount
See
consummation
Gas
of
of 'the
the
merger,
having an aggregate
by Columbia for 125,494
identical value.—V. 184,
p. 2672,
an
1956
^
1955
SEC,, it
polling
^
1954
Co.
v.;
1953
reopened
Corp.—Hearing Postponed—
announced
was
from
Feb. ■- 4,
1957,
proceedings
Dec.
on
to
28,
has
18,
1957,
March
involving
the
184,
304,363
523.283
235,849
124,985
225,093
Co.,
11,446,958
4,863,224
5,084,859
income-
1,858,819
2,053,558
9,929,959
11,568,019
3,350,633
5,704,708
1,316,009
11,118,874
2,063,863
■
2016.
p.
The
West
Electric
Penn
Co..
well
as
sales
of
In
the
for
1955
earned,
are
company's
the
The
is
its
and
company
expected
subsidiaries,
upwards
be
to
parent
earnings Tfom
interest
earnings
company s
was
is
the
stock
Commission
acquisitions in
also
has
of
Kentucky
sidered
the
held
agent fofurs and pelts, consigned
filing
ranchers
fur
by
company
a
SEC
been
oldest.fur
the
to
.
companies
auction
collectors
fur
and
to
in
hr
and
under
Section
the
United
company
covering
10
of
the
the
on
Service
the'
hundreds
many,
buyers
of
from
all
world
the
over
attend
the
company's auction sales.
*'=,
The compahy likewise operates wholly owned subsidiaries in Minne¬
apolis, Minnesota, and in .Montreal, Canada, which conduct the 'same
type of operations as the parent: company.—-V. 183, p. 2539.
,
New
York
Net
from
Net
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1956
railway
Act"—V.
184,
the
as
124,970
26,245
$296,720
from
188,179
10,072
series
*75,131
3,699,725
2,890,565
3,463,108
1,503,072
1,568,485
745,482
1,329,344
526*566
625,414
*96,115
546,760
Net
company
covering
($10
company
proceeds
will
be
will
properties
Valley
to
matterfc
bcc.
on
Santa Ana, Calif.—Registers
filed
27
of
shares
75,000
registration
a
cumulative
5%
statement
with
participating
the
preferred
and 7,500 shares of common stock, $10 par. The
to
offer
these shares
for
public
sale
at
their
values i$10 per share! each). No underwriting is in¬
par)
par
volved.
-WW-"'v-W.'■'."<'■■■■■%
-
of
the
of
of
Indiana-
to
be
the
of
time
con¬
it
to
v.-'.'vV
be
applied
uneconomical
preferred
operate.
will
be
:
certain
rolling
The proceeds
of
added
follows:
as
held
replace
to
to
Snares
applied
$178,635
Bank
by
of
the
to
America;
of
In
'
the
of
in
note
a
increase
-
shares
common
stock
that has
become
the
sale
of
the
75,000
general Junds
liquidation
working -capital.
the
company,
inventories;
:
and
addi¬
share
for
Blair
1957.
proceeds
wiih
be
to
each
F.
.
'•
.
..
•;
V"
Northern Pacific Ryv—Has Record Peacetime
Earns.-—
Robert
S.
Macfarlane, President, on Dec. 28 announced the rail¬
way's 1956 net income will approximate *$20,800,000, equal to $4.19
per
share of stock—-the company's highest earnings since the
war
a
and
peacetime earnings since 1929.
statement, Mr. Macfarlane also said that
year-end
for
best
the
the
estimated
year,
at
$187,651,000,
set
"While
these
figures
years," Mr.
in
railroad
low—only 2.41'1—and it
this
correct
"Although
favorable
are
in
Macfarlaine Said, "the
investment
our
12
shares
be
has
used
for
level and
only
partially
volume
comparison
continues
in
the
current
NP
is
.with
be
to
those
the
of
of- the
elected
earlier ' this
Southern
start
Co.—To
Co.
Sell
Mr.
183,
"
;
Charles
Holbert
Milling
v
D.
was
Ventura.
Co.,
v
''
■
■
,
Senior
below.—V\
and
President.
year,
Pacific
V-'
'
Securities—
?
997.
p.
Exploration Co.—Securities
approximate
provement
in
1957,
program,
year's
at
In
that
diesel
in
relaying
Mr.
shops
proceedings.
of
on
1956—and
;•
of
main
184,
steel
said,
p.
of
of
a
basis,
and
to,
at
from
from
ry.
1956
railway
railway,
oper.
Jan.
Gross .from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
p.
sale
of
loans
expected
the
of
the
bonds
com¬
temporary
2033,
Two
Jan.
on
9
Rector
receive
St.,
bids
York
New
for
nearly
car
and
the
1956,
the
the
The
stock
stock
stock
nurchase
$14,000,000;
of
con¬
manufacturers
of
1,100
50
on
cost¬
2785.
Y.,
N.
6,
and
by
New
tracks
22,
rights to an
register and
of
paid
thoroughbred,
the
N.
14,
manufactured
to
of
Y.
corporation's
of Dec.
As
leasing
any
is
nor
such
into
York
into
entered
not
race
enter
add regis
Nov.
on
services
device
device
contracts
there-any
7,
and
corporation
of
in
has
shares
two
addition
has
issued
for
for
representation
182,000
each
received
shares
share
one
Van
from
of
of
its
RVC
capital
stock
Hill
Dyke
1944.
People's Finance Corp., Denver, Colo.—Private Place¬
has
borrowed
$1,000,000 privately
from a New England insurance firm on a
12-year note,
according to Louis Millman, President.
The loan was
arranged through F. Eberstadt & Co., New York
proceeds
expansion
to
are
be
program.—V.
used
184,
in
connection
2227.
p.
with
the
company's
"
.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
The
at
100,000
$3
proceeds
shares
share,
per
to
are
be
filed
14
of
City,
and
S.
Adams,
Chairman,
that
gas
Phillips
Co,,
the
Idaho
"This
border
at
receive
to
$1,165,941
$1,237,939
$1,300,075
$1,162,986
413,020
459,157
601,216
371,326
the
53,847
101,713
188,497
132,868
pipeline
11,054,582
12,500,827
11.854 759
11,152.145
4,095,984
4,317,191
4.022,066
2,936,578
777,log
960,654
912,068
674,748
at
the
to
and
be
Tex.
equips
Creek
income
for
Fritish
Columbia
Savanna
Idaho,
Creek
near
of
know
"will
*In
and
area
of
and
block
will
which
According
to
escalating
cubic
starting
the
to
Kingsgate,
with
at
feet
the
Pacific
pipeline
of
time
States
at
furnish
Phillips
others
terms,
progressively
linte
are
Phillips
from
pipeline 'gas,
new
for
outlet
an
and
contract
the
prices
highest
the
10V4
plus
be
oil
and
The
two
other related
certain
producing
equipment
and
of
a
and Louisiana since
interests in- 12
gas
equipment
land
consists
rigs
drilling
of
and
:;.'y ■ •'W--:-"
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
'
($100
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
due Jan.
1969
1,
value >
par
Outstanding
$1,250,000
$1,250,000
5,000 shs.
4,812 shs.
600,000 shs.
cents par value)-..2-
(50
the
shares
General
agreed
has
company
of
*511,000 shs.
&
Hayden,
.1
underwriters
Hammill
below
named
Lestrange
Humphrey,
500
Norris &
500
Herbert W.
500
Sloan,
500
Strader
250
Willis,
—V.
&
184,
Inc.——2—
Co.,
severally
units,
of
Co.
250
250
250
250
r
Investment
Muir
Co.-,
Inc.
;
&
Long & Meaney
McKelvy <fe Co
<te
&
sale
Inc
750
Co.,
Turben
have
number
Sulzberger
Hulme, Ap'plegate &
1,000
Co.—. 1,000
&
the
,
HaUowell,
4,000
Inc
Merrill,
for
Vice-President
Davis,
.>..... Units
Co.1,000
&
Underwood, Neuhaus .& Co._
Arthurs,
contract
a
K.
Units
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Shearson,
into
Dewey
company,
company the respective
v;.'" y;C
Company_-______
Stone
to
the
from, the
below:
.vW V".
Shields
entered
stock
common
Superintendent of
purchase
to
forth
set
250.
Corp.—-—
Hirshberg, Inc
Schaefer
Rodetsky
&
Co.,
250
250
&r Co._
250
250
Co
&
Inc._-._-——
Kenny & Ayres,
Inc.
250
2786.
p.
Ramie Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Exchange Offer—«
Midland
See
Commercial
177,
above.—V.
Corp.
877.
p.
Republic Light, Heat & Power Co., Inc.—Merger Ap¬
proved-—
Tiie
■■
,■
It
SEC,
announced
was
Dec.
on
has issued
27,
order approv¬
an
ing the
merger ol this company info Iroquois Gas Corp.
These com¬
wholly-owned subsidiaries of National Fuel Gas Co. are en¬
in
the production of natural gas and in the distribution of
panies,
natural
_oml mixed gas. Their service areas are located in the western
New York State with the City of Buffalo as the center,for the most
part contiguous.
Both have substantially the
samef-executive personnel and many services and facilities
are' now
used
by both companies in common.
Under the merger' proposal, part
of
and
are
Republic's- outstanding 96,746 common shares are to be converted into
a dike
number 01 shares of Iroquois '"common; and Republic's common
is to be
cancelled.
Iroquois will then acquire Republic's assets and
assume its liabilities:
and National will acquire the additional 96,746
shares
of
Iroquois
178,
common.—V.
Ritter Finance Co.,
Stock
151.
p.
and
shares;;
(voting)
Dec.
on
4,000,000
to
an
in
increase
the authorized
shares.
changeWas
made
in
the
class
-
President,
Ritter,
No
authorized
the
in
$6,000,000 to $20,000,000.
A,
approved
shareholders also overwhelmingly approved
indebtedness
of
the
company
from
The
common.
increase
R.
20
from 30,000 shares of $50 par preferred stock to 100,000
2,000,000 shares of $1 par class B common stock
front
(non-voting)
A
Inc.—Votes Increase in Authorized
Debt—
and
stockholders
The
capitalization
stated that
the
company
had no
immediate
any additional financing at this time but that the increase
desired in order to enable the company to be in a position to take
plans for
was
advantage of such financing opportunities as would be required ill
continued
further
growth
stated
and
expansion
1956
that
has
of
been
the
the
company's
best
operations.
the
He
the company's
history, both from the standpoint of earnings and'growth, He pointed
out that in the year 1956 the branch offices of the company and its
froni
increased
Robertshaw-Fulton
was
company
announced
corporation
and
22
31.—V.
to
is
184, p.
222.
Co.—Acquisition—:
Jan.
manufacturer
Beta's operation
units.
in
year
purchased Tire Beta Corp. of Richmond. Va., it
3 by John A. Robertshsw, President.
The Beta
has
on
a
Controls
of
vibration
warning of faulty performance of
power
U.
British
S.
of
border
Columbia.
a
at
under
new
the
Pacific
with
184,
will be
Fielden
the
p.
controls
used
in
detecting
remote motors, pumps and other
meed to Philadelphia, Pa., and
Instrument
Division
of
Robertshaw-
2786.
Rohr Aircraft
cornoration
This
the
due
Corp.—Registers Debs. With SEC—
one
attains
a
by The
ing
Net
and
calling
pineline
northeast
from
corner
Northwest
in
the
filed
27
a
registration
offering
price
with
and Lester, Ryons & Co. The inter¬
and underwriting terms are to
be
engine installation,
known as
the "power package,"
for
multi-
aircraft.
of this financing will be added to its general funds
initially be applied in part to reduce short-term bank loans.
funds
nvailable
to
the
company
are
desirable prin¬
proceeds
will
,
additional
greater
lesser
finance the increased working capital requirements of a
volume of both military and non-military business, and 10 a
lo
modernize, consolidate and expand its plant
and
to
degree
equipment from time
to time as required.—V.. 184,
of
Pipeline
statement
company's business consists of the manufacture, assembly and
component parts of aircraft to airframe manufacturers, includ¬
of
the
engine
The
construction
Dec.
First Boston Corp.
public
rate,
The
sale
gather
will
on
covering $7,500,000 of convertible subordinated- debentures
19TTM.0 be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
ijEC
supplied by amendment.
the gas for
Northwest Pipeline Corp.
presently
construction
the
business
operate
acquire
operating in Texas
acquired consist of
•
stock
addition,
25,000
headed
bring
cubic feet per day.
Westcoast
will treat and otherwise condition
its
by
'
cipally
expansion
to
apparatus
wells, all in Texas.
drilling barges,
fund debs,
Common stock
3
of
foothills
the
United
the
feet
delivery.
the
and
the
in
engage
to
November
Westcoast
cubic
in
area
to
Jan.
on
with
million
250,000,000
the wells and
oil
to
Marine
drilling
been
apparatus.
pfd.
cum.
est
stated,
thousand
per
to
develop
plus
operate
Westcoast—
President,
125
delivery
pipeline.
wellhead
Westcoast has contracts
2056.
6%
This
the
with
Houston.
contract
a
to
Savanna
new
we
Co.
to
last
the present financing and
Prince
and
has
•
Tex.
cents)
10
Co.,
machinery
Endacott,
into
up
ultimate
Creek."
thousand
of
of
78,000-acre
at
cents
per
volume
gas
sales
the
prices
19
more
gas
on
Paul
entered
officials
Savanna
Gas
submersible
sink,
Fulton.—V.
the
a
&
and
100%
at
will
,
sale
for
through
transaction,"
discovered
sales
Alberta
Canadian
any
cent
(par
&
-Contract With
and
hasfor
from
day
per
southwestern
Ltd.,
enable
to
three
related
consolidated
natural
of
notification
materials,
/
announced
of
Beniam'in
buy
<^0.-
Phillips Petroleum
K.
of
stock
common
to
1957
formed
was
'"•••
.
Leajrue
letter
a
through
used
ment. '
cents
1953
Dec.
on
Oil
of
purpose
properties
subsidiaries
;I
..
Manufacturing Corp.,
■
Permaspray
Drilling
wells
gas
properties
inland
an
company
14,
*
which
The
5Vs%
ex¬
(President
corporations) 5,475 shares of his RVC capital stock. Thus, the
corporation through its voting control of RVC stock controls the patent
rights of that company. See also V. 184, p. 2785.
•
ment—This
April
leasing contracts.
has acquired 59%
<96,485 shares* of the outstanding
Race Vend Corp.
In exchange for 91,010 shares of
of
the
and
is
gas
partnership
2672.
p.
both
will
1954
will
basis
a
changed,
mh"S
equipment
1955
had
device
patent
a
The
Ave.,
York
manual
such
the
Marine
Associated
and
oil
ac¬
purchase from
imprint,
sell
Co.
transactions
oil
corporation
capital
of
its
tracks
race
the
have
or
tracks.
race
world-wide
without
will
lease
Madison
corporation
of
use
that
and
527
is
&
PROCEEDS—The
Offering—Men¬
New
automatically
tickets
race
corporation
greyhound
office
acquire
to
in
after
properties.
gaged
incorporated
was
things,
designed
contract
Transmission
track, Thcludiner
passenger
Equipment Corp.—Stock
redeemed
Dittmar
$25,000,000
expenditures
2444.
p.
be
may
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—^
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
approximate
184,
com¬
utility
the
for
Construction
1957.—V.
the
to
obtained
to
received.
are
funds
additions
1—
railway
oper.
184,
income;
the
bank
of
Light Co.—Bids Jan. 9—
Room
The
under
principal
im¬
Northwestern Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
Net
&
device
or
developing
Net
and
other
among
sellers.
it
gas
_
cost
Following
proceeds
(EST*
a.m.
pari-mutuel
ticket
for
than
more
500-box
strike."
includes:
from
line
purchase
equipment
new
completing
costing
purchase
or
and
a
are
by the
units,
of_$3,000,000.—V.
October—
the
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
•
that
on
expenditure
an
we
Macfarlaine
miles
87
welded, rail;
excess
for
1956
locomotive
company
cars;,
continuous
proceeding
calls
addition
delayed
program.
additional
struction.
are
which
program
$30,000,000
building,
we
the
priced at $110, plus
was
the debentures.
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
with
mortgage
bonds,
public sale at competitive
part of the treasury
a
short-term
BUSINESS—Corporation
1955,
Commission
improved facilities, "increased efficiency in operation, and sub¬
stantially increased non-operating income, we should make a favorable
earnings record.
1
meantime
statement
refunding
ther details follow:
unreasonably
With
the
and
offered for
$190,000,000 for
return
fftcp difficult problems created by a rapidly rising.
increasing cost of everything we buy, which have been
offset by freight rate increases, we believe our 1957
should
registration
a
first
was made in our issue of Dec. 24 of the
public offer¬
ing of 48,890 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $5 per
share by Wistor R. Smith & Co. of New York
City. Fur¬
we
Wage
From
187.5
Officers—
Chairman
been
A
sinking fund beginning in 1960
$100,000 of-the debentures annually.
least
drilling
of
tion
The
fact remains that
property
high,
that
ana
is hoped the Interstate Commerce
situation
operating
all-time
an
exceeding 1955, previous record year, by $4,617,670
looking forward to another prosperous year in 1957.
in
has
Each unit
stock;
the
offered
Ciaybaugh
to
are
of
RVC
■
has
now
"
revenues
of
$12,000,000 first, mortgage bonds due Jan. 1, 1987 (reduced from
by amendment filed with SEC on
Dec;. 211
and
90,000
shares of cumulative serial preferred stock
(par $100).—V.
of
amount
outstanding 10,000 common shares,
held
by President C. George Lippincott iSr.) 151'v- ); Richard L. Lippincott,
Vice-President (43% ); and Percy F. Bailies, Secretary-Treasurer i.l> ).
company
1943,
Shields
Co.—Registers With SEC—
toward
additions
net
at
11
invention
outlets:-
proposed that proceeds of the sale of the 7,500
freight
elected
been
company
Electric
BUSINESS—Prince
$20,000,000
harness
is
become
such
company
up
tains./.no retail
The
Penn
CAPITALIZATION
$10)
40y.
to be
applied
retire
such
estimated
deliver
"In
supply
up
to
system which will
interest.
at
wells
notification
(par
one
The
p.
of
company.
to
proposes
Organized under California, law on Feb. 11. 1954, the company is
engaged in the wholesale distribution of batteries, parts and accessories,
thereof, under the trade mS'i'k of "NIC-L-SILVER"' Batteries. It main¬
traffic
the
Edison
debentures
The
retire
1956,
2227.
p.
stock
11,
filed
28
1986,
Pacific Power
proposes
respective
—V.
21,
184,
Offerings With SEC—
This
1,
and
The
2016.
p.
Dec.
on
40,808
Nic-L-Silver Battery Co.,
Stock
Gross
183,
$35,000,000
due Dec.
AA,
pany,
will
184,
company
Pari-Mutuel
ing
it
bidding.
122,957
77,671
3,527,345
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
of
Dec.
$353,17,6
——
Net from railway
Net ry. oper.> income-
80
basis
Jan.
underwriter.
program.—V.
covering
are
1953
i—
From Jan.
will
of
letter
a
common
the
on
date
filed
of
Pacific Gas & Electric
This
SE'C
at
1954
$396,929
income
oper.
1955
$306,252
railway
from
recent
has
2736.
p.
interest
accrued
and
financing
Connecting
October—
on
shares
record
named
pany
The
to
this
of
Peace
underwriting group headed by Shields &
Jan. 3 offered publicly $1,250,000 of 5%:%. sinking
crued
Co.—Files With SEC—
2l
Dec.
on
11,295
construction
o
In
from
Europe
tional
West
other
stockholders
common
company
be
from
area
its
2786.
p.
Vice-President,
joining
184,
common
gas
extension
an
to Ohio" Valley and of Ohio
with particular reference to the
Ohio Water
is
ship¬
who
year
when
1952.
granted
relationships
The
of
one
It:acts W
accommodate
to
Ohio
over
interest
from
company's percentage, of increase of advances
over the year 1955 will be approximately 35% .
1956,
stock
receive
River
From
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1969 and 125,000 shares of
par value common stock in units consisting of
$100 principal amount of debentures and. ten shares of.
March
tive
and other fur producing areas.
occupies a 10-story building in New York City; which
is
owned
by one of the company's subsidiaries.
The building con¬
tains a. modern cold storage plant in its basement and sub-basement,
offices, warehouse space and a large air conditioned auditorium to
will
by
jurisdiction
authorized
$300,000.
to exceed
company
States,
It
acquisition
11, 1957, of the time within which Ohio Valley and the six
participating companies shall file amendments to their applications
"setting forth the faces as they now exist with regard to their
respec¬
Co.—Earnings Increase—
for
parent
1956,
parent
Gross
President,
Vice-President
on
two
the
United States.
SEC
the
as
Electric of all the common stock of Indiana-Kentucky Electric
Corp. The hearing concerns particularly the Section 10 "integration"
is'suees
over
which
the
Commission
reserved
to
commissions
.$225,000.
The
to
will
Peace
Wash.
fund
Valley
1—
railway—
1955
Gross
the
cor-,
513,691
which
to,the
post-,
in
this
180,589
$1,161,117
$40,000,000.'
in
of
479.475
volume
The
hearing
stock
income.
New York Auction
pers
order
an
the
of
poration by American Gas & Electric Co., the Cincinnati Gas & Electric?'
Co., Kentucky Utilities Co.,-Louisville Gas & Electric Co., Ohio Edison
oper.
expected
issued
acquisition
$962,286
railway,. _i;_
from
ry.
The
contracted
day
per
184,
the
Sumas,
Offered—An
.$1,118,719
from
Net
Net
In
to
common,
exchanged
$1,200,303
Jan.
From
on
gas
has
Prince Marine Drilling &
.
railway—
oper.
The
of
from
to
capital contribution
$1,731,068.83,
of .Natural
85,647,230, will be
Ohio Fuel common of
cash
a
Prior
Potomac
IW'V"
Columbia will
of
of
Natural
Columbia.
merger,
the .56,472
of
net
all
assume
owing
to
Phillips
new
Northwest
system
and
international
serving other demands
project is designed to
as
the
the
pipeline which
Cranbrook,
Fernie,
Porter Co., Inc.—Realigns Top
Evans,
Calif.—V.
proposal, Natural Gas is to be merged with and into Ohio
Fuel,''".the surviving corporation; and upon the effective date of the
merger Natural Gas will transfer all its assets to Ohio Fuel and the
notes
Vancouver
1957.—V.
Executive
Executive
the
merger
Prior
M.
Holbert,
railway-—
from
Net
—V.
feet
in
well
as
Pacific
to
new
of
towns
addition,
pipeline
gas
to
the
■"
(H. K.)
Ohio Fuel Gas
The'SEC,
The
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
;
from
Gross
cubic
In
supplies
reserves,
operations
rights offering.
and
gas
30-inch
area
for
Coleman,
Canada.
the
Columbia
River
the
supply
50-cent
New
Gross
Blairmore
southwestern
Westcoast's
Ser,vo¬
from
shall
as
In
of
source
Kimberly,
to
up
Commonwealth
the
to subscriptions under the proposed
.
Ohio Valley Electric
•'
by
a
supplement
1354.
p.
;
received
New
the
of
2339.
p.
be
to
are
30,
Ave.,
issuable pursuant
184,
bids
Jan.
300. Park
latter will
19
that
on
will extend its present system from Spokane
at
Kingsgate to take delivery lrom this
be
'
Scheduled for Feb. 19
received
(EST)
company
be
to
Bids
expected
Inc.,
—V.
of
New England Power Co.—Bids
is
a.m.
28.
The proceeds of
Union Securities & Co.
a
proposed offering to common stockholders of record Jan,
1957 of 580,613 additional "shares of common stock (par $12) at the
of one new-share for each 10 shares held, (with an
oversubscrip¬
privilege). Subscription warrants are to expire on Feb. 15, 1957.
It
11
7
(47)
(Continued
on
page
45)
p.
2839.
8
(48)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Meyercord
Dividend announcements
,
tables.- In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
the
dividends
an¬
Narragansett
National
Co.
(annual)-.-
^Icme Steel Co.
(increased
Ameraea
Petroleum
Box
of ftec.
New
1-25
2-
2
2-9,
35c
2-
.
Automobile
Class
i
$1.50
Baltimore
ferred
.*
stock
Bullock's,
Foils
Class
A
$2.50
this
at
<quar.)__
Ltd.,
—
(quar,)
—
New
Columbia
Gas
•
Y.)
1-31
15c
2-15
1-31
20 Guilders
1-31
1-10
computed
2-
1-10
1
1-15
1-10
3
2-15
1-
15C
2-20
class
Lawrence
Louis,
1-
A
1
17 %c
2-
1-15
$4
2-15
(quar.
'
_____
Drug,
5-16
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
4.32%
1
4.16%.
Tampa
Cramer Controls
'
Stock
,--
Delaware
Detroit
Power
Gasket
Directors
Diversified
A
Ac
—
preferred
common
neld
Stock
profits
Fund.
6%
Employers
Group
Erie
Forge
Common
Stock
1st
Federal
Grain,
$1.40
1500 Walnut
551
Fifth
Food
'_
quar.i_L__
Corp.
2
<
Stock
_
Capital
S3
pld.
iquar.i
1-18
5'/
5
20c
2-
1
1-15
$1.50
SI.50
common
Havana
6%
Hoover
Ball
&
Horn
&
Hotel
Hardait
(N.
(N.
Y.),
3c
3c
37 %c
preferred
Co.
5c
•
_
•
$1.25
30c
"
1-
2
12-31
1-8
12-28
1
1-11
1
1-11
1-15
1-
1-31
1-21
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-19
2-
i
1-19
10c
2-
1
1-13
$1
iquar.;
2-
1
1-15
1-21
1-10
12 %c
%c
(—.—Ill
4-20
2
4-10
pfd.
65c
(quar.i
(quar.i
6-
;
(quar.)
iquar.i
Manchester Gas, 7% preferred
(tecum. i_
Massachusetts Investors Trust
(special from
net realized long-term
capital gains re¬
Maytag
Co.,
McKee
(Arthur
McQuay,
Melville
.
4%%
4%
Inc.
Shoe
$3
cash
or
stocki
preference
G.)
Corp.,
preferred
B
Aeroqulp Corp.
Affiliated
5%
preferred
Allen
(R.
C.)
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum Co. of
iquar.)_
-IIIIIIII
I—_I
dividend)
common
A
(quar.i
(quar.)_„'
_
(quar.)
Ambrosia
American
Stock
Sugar
Minerals
Barge
$2.50
1-10-58
12-20
1*18
Bartgis
2-
1
1-18
Bathurst
3-
2-11
2-11
1
Bros,
Class
2-15
1-25
•Class
1-25
1-10
12-11
1
2-
1-17
5
12-31
Stock
American
1-15
1-19
1-11
31 %c
1-15
12-31
20c
1-31
1-10
1-15
1-
2
Hard
5%
1-
2
American
Mfg.
Metal,
Molasses
American
75c
2-
1
1-15
50c
2-
1
1-18
5%
1-
3
net
7
1-
12V2c
3-1
28c
1-30
1
National
12-15
Stock
4-1
3-15
Bristol-Myers Co., 33-4%
3-
2-8
British
1
1-13
American
1
2-15
American
2-15
Celanese.
Ltd.
1-16
1
1-17
British
Columbia
1-30
.12-31
British
Columbia
3b %
12-
6
43%%
1-
3
Brooklyn
1
50c
2-
1-18
Brooklyn Union Gas
1-18
2-15
1-24
40c
1-28
1-18
1-10
12-31
Burgess Vibrocrafters
1-10
12-3l
Burns
1-
9
12-19
1-9
12-19
Brown
97V2c
(quar.):
Inc.
1-15
stock
2-10
60c
2-
1
1-
87 % &
—
3-^30
4-
1
3-11
30c
70c
(quar.)
1-15
2-
1
$1.07%
2-
•
3-16
3-16
9
1-
2
1-10
pfd.
(quar.)
12-31
1-15
12-24
93 %c
:
1-10
1-15
100%
u
1
40c
,—
Ltd...'
1-15
1-
2
al%%
Ltd
1-29
12-
5
112%c
2-
1-
4
—
1
135c
1-15
12-21
:—
150c
1-
1
12-17
—^___
!$1.09%
2-
—
ordinary
15c
20c
•
1
1-17
1-15
12-31
1-10
1$1.19
—
(quar.i
12-10
1-10
12-10
2-
1
1-16
2-15
12-31
25c
1-17
1-
50c
1-17
1-
7
10c
1-15
1-
2
(qua*.)
15c
1-29
1-
9
j.
9-
Co.,
iquar.)
t
—
Co.
—:—
preferred—
Extra
—
—-
7
1-15
12-31
1-18
1-10
preferred (annual)
25c
1-21
12-21
!$3.c0
1-31
12-31
2-18
Hosiery
(A.
Calaveras
1-2
M.)
Co.,
Land
&
7%
Ltd.
(s-a)
preferred
—
(quar.)
TimbeY__
3
99
$1.75
—-
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
California Eastern Aviation (stock dividend)
Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)
California Fund, Inc.—
California
2-1
1-4
20c
1-15
12-20
65c
2-
1
2-
1
(8c
1-15
$4.70
»
3%
1- 9
72
1-14
12-21
30c
$3
1-15
1-
7
1
1-9
12-28
ordinary
income
sains)
5.10%
preferred
preferred
and
7c
,—.:
California-Oregon Power,
1-15
10%
from
capital
2-
1
1-
5Cc
3-
4
2-11
1-15
12-14
1-10
12-10
150c
5%
4
common
(quar.)
75c
2-
15c
1-15
12-
40c
1-21
12-31
$1.17%
—
37y2c
r
10-
:
12-27
1
50c
Pipe & Construction (stock div.)
Pulley Co. (extra)-
10-29
Byers
1
1-10
3-
of
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
15c
Co..
dis¬
Insurance
7-
(quar.)
2-
$1.12V2
1
-4-
7-29
Butterfly
1
17l/2c
a
1-
4-29
1-18
2-
23c
(quarterly
1-29
15c
15c
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.
$1.25
(quar.).
10c
Quarterly
Chemical—
$3
2-15
3-30
50c
Extra
12-31
30c
—
pfd.
12-10
Quarterly
$1.25
common
1-10
75c
(quar.)—
Mfg.
Brewing
&
12-10
3%
Window
Burger
l-U
1-10
75c
'
12-27
1
25c
—
Extra
1
12'-31
2-
4%
(quar.)_
Products.
Gas
25c
tquar.)_.
12-31
1-14
(quar.i
1-22
,
12-19
1-14
$1
(quar.)
Borough
30c
—
1-15
25c
'quar.i.^:
Telephone
25c
quar.)
+25c
:
;—
(interim)
Power,
preferred
2
1-10
—
preferred
1-15
1-11
"l-
1-23
12-19
Quarterly
1-31
12-31
1-20
dividend)
Columbia Forest
2-
realized capital gains
Fire
American Service Co.,
(stock
50c
1
dividend'
2-
Brass
1-15
'
Edison
Bristol
12-31
1-15
(quar.)—
2-20
1-13
1
'
20c
Corp., common
preferred
fquar.)
1-30
1.-16
1
'1-15
"
HOC
1
common
A
1-31
2-
%p:
$1.25
iquar.)
class
9
12-17
22
quar.)
iquar,)
Inc.,
2-
12-14
1-17
iquar.
preferred
3-10
2-
1
1-15
3%
:
1-21
1
3-
150c
50c
Corp.' (extra
30c
1-10
12-31
(quar.)
Co., common
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar. >
12-121
1
(quar.)
preferred
Boston
1-10
1-21
2-
:
(quar.)
,
1-21
3-10
—_______
Co.
1
1
50c
Co.
convertible
Bostich,
3-29
3-29
1
$1,25
common
Tobacco,
5
5
2-
10c
.
Co.
44-
50c
(increased
convertible
4
(auar.)—
Fund,
or
,
1-15
2-
(cuar.i
—
Bros.
w
15c
dividend
3V2%,
2-15
•
1
Co
'quar.)
dividend!
6%
12-14
2-
117%c
iquar.)
6%
.
3-
Bloch
12-21
1
4-
Canada
Water
Ltd.,
Diamond
Stock
12-17
;
1-21
'
1
2-
125c
(quar.)
Blue
1-15
2-
1
$1.50
pfd.
Mfg.
Manufacturing
W.i
1
1
75c
1
(quar.i
(stock
Saco
(E.
2-
3-
3-
7%c
■_
iquar.i
"(quar.t.:—
Inc.
&
1
150c
;
common
Hats,
.Year-end
12-17
12-28
3-
Inc.—
of
works
Gas,
A
10%
investment income and
cash
Iron
Fob Ms*
2J/a%
:
4%%
Co.
American Potash &
45c
1
in
1-
'
30c
com,
American Natural Gas, com.
6% preferred (quar.)
$1.1834
3-
6c
12l/2C
—„_J_:
Ltd.,
Mutual
payable
12-31-
■
1
1-10
Co.
preferred
Binks
12-24
12-31
—_—_—_____
Class
12-24
2-
5%
(extra)___
Co
American
from
1-14
12-17
1-10
27 %c
A
&
Instrument
5%
Best
12-21
1-14
class
Telephone
Biddeford
1-22
.
12-28
1%%
Extra
Biltmore
12-21
8
1-15
Distilling—
Hardware
Belmont
1-
1-15
1$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Berkshire
12-28
Ltd.—
iquar.)
1%
American-Marietta Co..
5%
preferred (quar.)
7c
Holieri
Foundry Co.—
tribution of 43c from
2-18
Bell
2
8
70c
:
Lumber,
Belock
1-
1-
$8.25
prior
1st
Belknap
'*'1
$250
—_—
1-21
5-16
1$1.75
dividend
British
(annual
12-17
*
(s-a)
f
10c
s
8-26
1-18
175c
75c
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Amdrican
Paper,
Beldmg-Corticelli, Ltd., 7%
the
1-22
$1
1
&
&
Corp.
$3
1-18
27Vkc
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-16
47 %c
20c
(year-endi
Bliss
(qiiar,)_,
Rubber,
dividend
American
12-26
in
When
33VaC
investment;
6-14
$1.50
pref.
"
(James)
Beaver
Payable of Rec.
4c
3.90%
'
1-31
2-
'*•
18
1
Machine
3'.
Corp.—
payment
Beaux-Arts Apartments,
In
being given
40c
American
1-16
2-21
$1
(quar.i
3
Baystate
(entire
dividend)
(Increased
12-31
(quar.i
Power
A
Extra
'
Co.—
Felt
1-15
3-14
.
1-10.
10c
6%
1
871/2C
&
12-
50c
partic.
$3
.
2-
pfd.. (quar.•)__
Corp.
12-28
1-10
$1
preferred (s-a)
convertible preferred (year-end)
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
iquar.i 2_
Barber-Ellis of Canada,
25c
Radio
1-15
12-10
$1.50
;
9-20
.
____'
(quar.)
12-28
1-25
1-30
1-15
(quar.)
1-15
Quarterly
&
9
3%
(quar.)
!
:
tJoseph: & Sons iquar.).
Hydro-Electric Co., com.
(quar.)
1
-
i
12-28
1-
-1-31
(quar.)
6-20
prevtou»
The list does not include divi¬
(quar.)
5%
12-28
1-10
7
12-10
12 %c
3-20
announced
:
Co.
f
common
Borg-Warner
Co.,
1-10
1-
10c
preferred
50c
dividend
Extra
RR.,
1-10
30c
dividend).
(quar.)
•
1-28
15c
:
(stock
preferred
1-22
Machines, Int. fqu^r.)
Line
(quar.)
Co., com.
Ohio
1-16
10c
£5c
4-10
$1.25
American Book Co.. (stock
Hair
1-16
$1
&
1
5%
10-10
(quar.):—_—933,ic
Amalgamated
1-15
2-
5-16
1
Canada, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)__
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
1-30
2-21
2-
common
Mc
8-26
343bC
'
America,
1-21
56 %c
(quar.)
4%
Co.—
of
1-
1
6-14
(o.uar. )______
(quar.)
Corp., commdn
Co.
1
2-
3A\
Stock
—,—.1
Stores
3"
2-
30c
50c
Cash
Extra
Allied
Aluminum
3
9-16
Beam
A
4
1-
$1
1-22
class
1-
1
(quar.)
S 7-20
'y.
15c
Cement,
1
2-
50c
1-22
(quar.)
Portland
2-
50c
1
•
Business
3
93% c
(quar.)
(quar.)_________^
1
net
1-
(quar.)
——__!•
(from
1
(quar.)
2-
(initial
Inc.
Steel
3
3
2-
20c
preferred
2-
redemption cn Jan.
plus this dividend)-
______Ji
Wood
B
4%
.
50c
—_
Corp.
3,
1-
1-
(quar.)_____
Co.
preferred
31 %c
—
(stock dividend)
Fund
income)
pfd.
$2.50
,Share
preferred
Distilling
1
..14c
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
conv.
1-
1
$25c
3.75%
$2.50
2V2%
American
1
30c
•
Products, Inc.—
1-15
1-30
sulting from portfolio transactions
during
1956
,
$1.10
1
1
$1.08%
(quar.i
Bankers Securities
$1.06%
—
dividend
Precision
American
2-
$1.75
$2.50
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.i
pfd.
2-
2-
...
2%
1
2-
22 %c
Corp.
1
1
3-
1334C
1- 11
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp., class A_
12-20
50c
tquar. 1
preferred
7-
2
$1.12 %
'
(quar.I_II~I__'"
1-31
•
Co.—
conv.
7
12-13
2-
(quar.)
Co.
Piano
25c
dividend
Stock
$1
Ltd., 7%
—
5%
1-15
Common
5
5
$1.12%
pfd.
12-
12-28•
1
$1.02%
(quar.)
Welt
Rubber
$1.19
Extra
IIIIIIII—
Telephone
in
Stock
Cable
convertible
S4.25
(quar.)
for
Can
common
preferred
12-25
1-10
2-
•
32 %c
Bancroft
•
s-a—:•——
(quar.)
share
oer
American
$2.50
33-
-■
4')%
11-28
1
$1.08%
Industries
6%
1-•15
3-15
2%
(quar.)_—
——_'
Inc.,
called
$55
at
American
55c
payable
issue
3-20
(quar.
Canal
1-17
60c
;
Bangor
Company
Industries,
2-
__
1
3-15
Per
Name of
■
ACF
1
}15c
2-
:
1
(quar. )
Mortgage
Corp.
Baldwin
company
week, these
1-
&
I
M
Baker
1- ■14
1-•11
preceding table.
3-
pref.
at
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
4-
partic.
1
2*20
Copimon
give tTie dividends
we
75c
Cuarantv
1-31
1
■
28 1.
&
Light,
Gas
$1.20
$3
2-
10c
dividend)____
iquar.)
convertible preferred
$1.20
—
2-
1-18"
12-31
-.3-1
3-
25c
(quar.)______
4%
(stock
omitted
Telepho»e
iquar.I
—!
IIIIIIII
(increased)
2-15
1-31*-
;
2%%
Bale-rank, Inc. (stock dividend)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)
1
■
4
2
12-11'
1-15
56 %c
Ltd.—
Steel Products, Inc.—
non-voting non-cum. pfd.:
Mfg. Corp.,. .$2.25 coiiv. pfd.
(quar.)
Houghton Fund "B" Inc., T7c from in-
Baldwin
1
•
20c
preferred
Allentown
1-15
25c
common
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
1,
1-31
2
60c
-
—1111.111111"
common
convertible
Crosse
1-
40c
—III
(quar.)
Mutual
La
Gas
(quar.»_IZI"II-__illllll
International Utilities
Kennedy's Inc.,
1-31
25c
Y.)
(s-a)__
Interchemical Corp., common
4)2% preferred (quar.i
Inc.,
12-27
2-
(quar.)
Title
Ironrite,
2-15
•12-31
2-
(N.
Investors
8
1
10c
(quar.i-
(s-a Kc.
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c
Inter-County
1-
12-29
133'4C
12
preferred
1
1-15
.
(quar.i___I
common
Coip.,
Ingerscll-Rand Co.,
6%
3-
$1.30
<quar.)_—___
Power, S4 preferred
4.80%,
2-
62 %c
Co
Y.)
4'c preferred
(quar.)___
Houston Light &
preferred
12-31
1-17
____
4.80%
1-31
1-17
"2
Extra
Indiana Telephone
Common
8
1-31
_
2-
28c
—_
Dec.
Pictures,
Below
Alan
_
2-
2-15
11-
8
1-21
75c
*
Extra
of Louisiana—
Addressograph-Multigraph
(quar.i....-
(quar.)
Bearing
Syracuse
3-
2-13
1
Co.—
preferred
Holyoke Water Power
3-29
3-
22 %c
_
preferred
convertible
1- 2
1-15
2-13
1
1-31
200%
2-15
35c
Light &
x<2'/
Acme
H-C_
Heidelberg Brewing (quar.)
Hemenway Furniture, common
5%%
.1-25
'3-
15 c
__
series
Lithographing
1-15
62 tic
__I
convertible
:
62c
(quar. i
B
1
■
'
RR.
ACF-Wrigley Stores
J
dividend),-—
Inc.,
12-20
1
Calif.—
(quar.i
Series H-D-A
4
security
■
5.20% preferred
(quar. i—l^—________
Goodall Rubber, class A
(stock
Funds,
•
$1
(from
stock
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—r.
preferred (quar.)—
Hamilton
2-
1-15
;
35c
General
5%,
2-
25c
5% preferred
(quar.i
General Telephone Co. o 1
preferred
1-18
1-3
1-10
933-4C
2%
Inc.,
1
4
2-15
20c
or
1-
1
1-15
1-19
2-
25c
,
inc.)
1-•10
20c
(initial
iextra i__
vestnrent income and 3c from
capital gains)
Axe Science & Electronics
Corp. (from
11-■16
1-
115
.
125c
$6
22-
Corp.—
(quar. )__J
Investors Inc.
(quar.)
.-'—I—_—
B
Yorlc^ouncy
'
(quar.i—
A
____—.—
Common
2-29
1-18
58c
;
4
$1.04
—
preferred
Western
1
iireferred
4%%
3-15
J35c
preferred
cash
1-19
1
_
in
8
1-
1
20%
25c
Refining,
1-31"
1
$3
10%
;
Lid.
2-
2-
-
common
preferred
3-22;
12-28
•
____%
preferred
1
1-25
3-1
166c
(quar.)
2nd
4-
162 %c;
(quar.>_
preferred
(quar.)__
.
Backstay
!
on
-
Washington
2-
!
(actum.)
common
Gamble-Skogmo,
2-
1-•11
$1.50
(quar.)
Jersey
class
Universal
2-
(quar.i
profits payable
l-U
% %
;
gainsi
Chemical
dividend
Phi n da mental
5%
15C
preference
fj',
Trailer,
»
62 %c
(quar.
quar.)_____,
Stores
1-31
10c
—
preferred
Franklin
4%
eoc
1
Axe
time.
pr^erred class A (initial quar.)_
$4.50
iquar.i
Street,
Fruehauf
4
1-10
2
2-
12-21,
120c
dividend)
Corp.
i-21.
1-15
$1.31%
r.
5%
30c
Avco
12- 21
Wallpaper—
4:,4%
1-28
1-
2
30c
Quarterly
United
$3
_____
Ltd.—
Machinery &
3% "ft
Fram
Quarterly
1-
1-15
1-
$1.08
pfd.
(stock
1-21
12-31
Automatic
2
•
1-21
(auar.i
4.48%,
Corp.
Quarterly
1-21
12-31
(quar.i
(from
Avenue,
12-31
4
12-31
(quar.i__
(quar.)
redeemable
Fund
2
-
1-
__
(quar.i
payment
New
1-
•
J..
preferred
preferred
Fate-Root-Heath
United
2-
1-14
1-25
Products—
meeting held
Corp.—
(increased
2nd
(actum.)
Associates
Steel
&
12-31
1-10
15c
12- 17
1-
100%
—
dividend)
(quar.)_.._
(quar.)
1
$1.50
.
V1"
1
12c
25c
(quar.i
Milk
Ry.—
A
A
2-
12 %c4
dividend,
6%
5%
Fidelity
-
B
1
1-15
<annuali_.______:
Nichols & Co., Inc.—
convertible prior preference
$1.20
■11
10c
this
Co.
Steels,
Austin
1- •15
1
93c
(quar.)__
Corp.
B
25c
_________________
Atlas
12-•31
v
1-29
2-
$1.50
(ouar.)
Gas
Industrial
:(S4
_<_
Co.
preference
Gas
&
(Common
(s-ai
A
Corp.
United
2c
4
30c
(quar.)_
at
1
Extra
1-15
5c
fitted
2-
2-
preferred
4.35%/
9
•
20c
,15c
I30e
.
Baltimore
In
1
1
Oil
Union Oil
8
Class
1-31
1-
12-15
-
pfd.
(s-a)
Atlantic City Electric, common (increased)
Atlantic
1-25
12-28
7,
non-cum
4.35%-
?25c
(stock
Extra
-
5%
7
■
1-21
»quar.);i____
tilvidend
4.10%
1-
12-29:
1-
:
dividend)
common
Equipment Corp.,
■
7
-1-
1-31
$1
preferred
Instruments,
Class
(Toronto i
Supply
(quar.)
Melals
first
1-
1
&
Common
on
_
common
United
payable
exchange
1-10
2b.
69c
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Eastern
1
1-31
Inc.—
distribution
Eagle Stores, common
6%
preferred (quar.)
Oil
2-
at
payment
Dec.
on
Dividend Shares, Inc
pominion Insurance Co.
Eason
Transamerica
45c
stock..,
Ducomnnm
Texas
12-28
Manufacturing-
Growth
or
12-28
$1.25
6%
preferred
1-16
quar.)
of
$0.39152
Tool
preferred
1-16
(quar.)
(increased
2-
l-U'
1-20
62 %c
common..
(cuar.)__
(stock
Ltd-,
Constable
4%
iquar.
(Stock dividend)
Inc.
Electric,
10c
-
Trico
5%
Light
meeting
security
cash
&
omitted
company
—
______
Davenport Water Co.,
11-
3 'i
1-
1-25
Ltd.—
Amer: dep. receipts
ordinary (interim)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
*
preferred
payment
3%
—i
___
dividend
11-15
$4
j
12-26
1-16
America,
preferred
tquar. 1
Associated Electrical Industries,
12-26
3
20c
——
Co.
A.),
(O.
Common
'
«
3
1-
6-26
J2oc
Mills,
4V2.V0
1-24
1-
Aro
1-24
Fund.......
Materials
1
$4
__
^
Nuclear
Sutton
1
2-15
20c
)quar.)____
Machine
$4
—,
'
Corp.
Suhstrand
12-31
2-
&
Sterling
1-10
2-15
of
Cable
Corp.
Sto&c
Arnold
1-14
15c
1
Paper
&
preferred
Armour
1-14
1
12-16
5
25c
preferred ^(quar.i——
(quar.
$2.50
Arlington
Rocky Mountain & Pacific—
Southern
1-19
1
1
2-
10c
!
rate
Sheraton-Gibson, 6%
1-17
3-
(year-end)!
2-
1 %
•
—
12-31
2-
tl3c
A-—
12-31
.
7
1-25
4
7-
*70c<
(quar4__V:—
&
Corp.,
$2.40
12-31
9c
Selected American Shares (from
capital gains)
Shecid-Bartush Foods (quar.i
;
12-26
2-15
25c
-
2
1-21
100%-
1-15
1-15
Co.
Wire
Smelting Co.
Argus
12-31
25c
$1.25
90c
-|
Liquidating
1-18
1
1-
Ltd.- (s-a
Pqtlp
preferred
Apex
2-10
1-15
11.17-Va-
Security Insurance (New Haven) (s-ai
Selas Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)__
1-15
2-
12-31
1-14
4
1-
$2.25
•
12-14'
1-15
2-20
1-
$2.25
-
Anthes-Iinperial Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$5.25 preferred-<1955 series;
<quar.)__:
(payable in U. S. funds
l»57i
£t.
1-1S
15c
12-10
1-15
150c
Trap
5%
Ansonia
1-14
25c
——
Co.—
the
at
1
Animal
-
1-14
25c
(quar.)
—J—
shares
2,
2-
'.
Mil
1-15
■
(s-a)
preferred
Quarterly
joc
"
(quar.)_——_—
Petroleum
St.
2-11
2-15
25c
,
class
Dutch
1
4%
Anglo-Huronian,
25c
■■
;
i———
dividend
Jar.
2
60c
preferred
1
1
2-
37 %C
„.
—'
Science
iquar.i
50c
Royal
1-31
1-31
ic
78c
Kjuar.)
2-
2-
20c
income)——
Roper ^(George D.) Corp.
12-11
stk.
$4.50
1-10
Products—
dividend
Anglo-Canadian
12-24
25c
'
._
$2.25
*
12-24
5c
(quar.)-.
Extra
12-31
f 14'c
10c
(quar.i
Co.,
2-15
$1.18
(quar.—
Ltd.,
Realty
1-14
20c
(initial)---
Water
Cosmopolitan'
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-11
2%
(N.
System
1-10
1-14
Stock
l-U
of Rec.
Co.—
Electronics (quar.)_____
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80
preferred
(quar.
2
1-14
Telegraph
Holderi
Payable
Amphenol
4:
-
Vitrified
&
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
1-17
$1
Chemicals———'-_r_——I—
1
1
1"
50c
(quar.)
Varnish
1-15
1-31
(quar.)__„—.
(from
dividend
1-31
+
or
Stock
Reliance
2-
22 %c
-
dividend
Theatres,
Consolidated
,
(stock
common
Consolidated
1-15
tlOc
———
Stock
1-15
1-15
(quar.)—
common
3.60%
preferred
Fund
30c
dividend
Company
Fund
12-21
1
American
..
Liglit Co.—
preferred
Co.
Edison,
5c
—
Bank
(stock
(Dan)
4
2-
Telephone
Quarterly-
When
Share
Company
American
.1-15
10c
—-—.
(quar.—.
Corp.,
Shoe
$1
------—L_
common
(quar.)-
Manhattan
Colonial
1-
10c
Edison
Cloth
Wire
Illinois
Rtichhold
50c
—
From capital gains payable in cash
Channing Corp. (quar.)—
Cohen
Potomac
time;.
Central Mining & Investment
Corp., Ltd.__
Century Food Markets (stock dividend;
Century Shares Trust—
Chase
1-14
1-14
Puritan
———---
1
2-1
,
12 %c
.
Line
& Talbot
(extra)—-1—_■_v—-r—'
Portland Gas Light Co., common.:——__ I
$5 preferred
(quar.)——— _____t
pre-
Inc.-—..——
2-
%c
25c
(quar.i
-
Pipe
Pope
1-14
1-30
1-30
58c
56
(quar.i
Inc.
Gas
convertible
4.70%
the
Central Electric &. Gas Co. (quar.).
Central Hudson Gas & Electric (quar. >_,
Central Kansas Power, 414''
pfd. (quar.)
Clary Corp.
1-30
15c
Mfg.
,—...—;
!-—----•.
4%
preferred
(quar.)—
Co.
1-14
1-14
-
loc
on
payment
Inc.,
Bunker Hill
1-30
37 % C
—
taken
Co.
.Brown-McLaren
1-30
1-15
(quar.).
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling (quar-)—-—Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
Permutlt Co. iquar.)_—._—
Co.—
was
Watch
Canada
15c
15c
(quar.;-—
Bastian-Morley Co
Ben» us
.7
(quar.)C——
B
Transit
action
(No
r
A
preferred
7
1-
.
( quar.
preferred
6%
.1-
1
1
—
Nunn-Bush
-1-2
1
2-
( quar.
common
iquar.)
preferred
6%
.♦
Banking,
A
1-15
2-
$1.12%
-
Co.
Merchandise
York
$1.50
1-14
$1.12%
*
30c
1
2-
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
Per
Name of
1-15
$1.14
—
York
New
Northern
1-25
-
1
(monthly)__
Co.—
Lock
Natural
Bedford Gas &
New
1-14
1-15
45c
...
pfd.
Special
12-31
1-31
50c
_________
1
.
Quarterly.
4
1-
1-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Home Products Corp,
Ansul Chemical
Payable
$1.75
4.64%
2-
.
<
1-21
'
Theatres,
Nevada
quar.
Corp.
Board
Holderi
1 9/10c
__
.,
American
When
Share
Pitch
&,
Fund
Electric,
1
SI.09
preferred (quar.i_—
National
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
2-
-
4%%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Aberdeen
Holdert
Payable
12 %c
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36%
preferred (quar.)———
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ-,
Abercrombie
Co.
When
Share
Company
.
1-15
12-31
1
1-15
from
4
(quar.)—
$1.27%
'6% preferred (quar.)__—
7% preferred <quar.)_
California
Packing
(quar.)
California Portland Cement
$1.50
1-15
12-31
$1.75
1-15
12-31
55c
2-15
1-31
50o
1-11
1-
<quai.)_
1-15
12-31
2
Number 5601
185
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
of Rec.
preferred .(quar.)_L
$1.20 preferred
(quar.)_
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)___
Extra
(
'
..
.Extra
—■=-———-
•
______—
Ltd.—
Foundries,
(Canada. Iron
—
-
1-
25c.
>
preferred
—
S
.
from
2-
Carolina
Case
Aguirre
(quar.)
stock
Public
Republic
Central
West
(annual)—;
Ltd.
Wines,
preferred
3'A %
Chicago
Corp.
Chicago
Daily
NeWo__~_„
g
.»
$2.50
i
■
(slock
Cold
Metal
'
(annual);
(monthly)
is
It
during the Week of Jan.
Columbia
"
1-15
1-10
Engineering
State
Inc.
Bank
12-18
'
-
..47:
i
2- 1
2-1
1-15
Hotel,
Commonwealth
4.64'fc
Inc.
Edisoii,
28c
1-30
1-30
^1-10
1-23
12-28
12-28
12-26
12-28
50c
1-10
—20c
50c
1- 8
2- 1
12-31
12-27
12-26
$1.16
2- 1
12-26
1-15,(
12-28
30c 1
2'A7*. '
(quar.)
40c
Y.)
Natural
Concord
tl5c
"
-
Light
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.04
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)^
$2.00
$1.90
Connecticut
Connohio,
Dearborn
preferred
Consolidated
Metal
pfd.
2- 1
1-15
1-5
2- 1
2-1
2-1
2-1
2- 1
2-1
1 quar. 1—
$1.13
2-1
4-
Natural
Paper
2-
-
1
1
1
Consolidated
1-15
preferred
Consumers
Power
Common
37V2C
—
1-15
$4.16
1-15
quar.)
AIV2C
$40c
1-15
12-
20c
1- 7
15c
1-15
2-20
1-18
4-
>
.
$2.25
preferred
4-1
$1.13
4-1
10c
2-15
preferred
First
1-25
>{.
1-15
3
$1.31'A
1-15
Fluor
1-15
12-14
3%
1-21
com.
on
:
Tiger
class
and
2%
B_
5c
(initial)
class
Motel,
A
Lines
5c
30c
5%
(quar.)—;
Corp., Ltd., (quar.)
Flying
12-14
$14c
45c
65c
$3.75
$3.75
70c
109%
100%
.
(year-end);
dividend).
dividend
common
Foremost
(quar.)_—,
(quar.)
common
(stock
Stock
New
.
class A_.
Cotv, Inc. (stock dividend)
Craig Bit, Ltd.. new common (initial)
Rubber
&
Corp..
—
(stock
divid.).
series
A
preferred
Investors.
Creamery
Package
Crestshire Corp,
Crossett
Class
Crown
Crum
8%
B
Cork
&
Mfg.
A
Seal
Forstcr,
preferred
Cuban-American
'"
Co.;
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-21
1-19
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
(quar.)
1-10
$2
pfd.
Stock
3-30
3- 1
(quar.)^
preferred
(quar.)
12-31
12*31
1
7-
2
9-27
9-13
stock
Fraser
Extra
•
Funds,
series
Brick
Stock
6-14
$1.75
Custodian
Fremont
A-
,
Tile
" 1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-31
Cos.,
Ltd.
-
Petroleum
(quar,)
,
1-12
5-20
1
1-15
3-
1
2-
30c
6-
3
5-
1
35c
1-21
1-
4
4
1
1-21
1-
25c
2-
1-15
_
60c
1-15
75c
2-15
2- 5
(quar.)
'$$1.25
2-15
2-
-$1.50
1-21
1-
(quar.)____.
5%
Ltd.,
pfd.
Refractories—
1
1-
5
5
r"
•
4
Hotel
Boiler
(quar.)__
Inspection
2-
2-11
1-21
6
Insur¬
fz
quar. )___A___
j
12-12
12-12
2-28
40c
dividend)
Marx
<fc
Steam
1-12
1-12
3%
$1.50
(s-a)_
(stock
■
50c
1-15
1-
5
2-1
1-15
1-31
1' 2
(quarj.^lVJ^. < 30c
•1-25
lr 3
1-
1-31
1-11
1-31
1-11
1-10
12-26
Powder
$1.25
2-15
Hershcy
Chocolate
53'Ac
2-15
Hertz
3-15
Holly
(quar.)
Lumber
Corp.,
H.)
Sugar
Corp.,
preferred
convertible
2nd
$5
Insurance
Home
Horder's
Inc..
Co.
4%
12-31
4.40%
preferred
class
Co.,
1-11
B
A
Class
A
Class
B
common
Class
A
common
2-
1-
2-
1-15
1-25
1-
10 7*
1-15
1-15
$1
$1.10
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
1
Class, B
and
Come
(18c
Inc.
18c
from
ordinary
from
capital
6-30
6-10
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.,
2-15
12-
B
4
5
4-15
4-
»
7-15
7-
5
7-15
7-
5
1-15
1-17
5%
7
1-15
1-15
1-25
2-15
12-15
______
1-15
12-15
1-15
12-15
1-19
1-
4
25c
2-
1
1-18
$25c
2-
1
12-31
$1
$1.25
*
pl'd. B (s-a)
Food Products—serie's A preferred (quar.)—;
series B preferred (quar.)—
1-15
$40c
$1.25
tquar.)_.
2-
1-15
2-
1-15
57'Ac
1-15
1-
2
57'Ac
1-15
1-
2
12-15
12-28
1-
12-27
$20c
$10c
preference (quar.)
Huntington
Hall
(annual!
Hydraulic Press" Brick
(quar.)
4 7
4
1-
36c-
_
6.40%
3
1-
4-
Hygrade
1
1-10
1-31
1-15
.
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
80c convertible class A
(quar.)
Class
1-15
1-15
4-15
in-/.
gains)—
12-20
3-
12-31
50c
50c
50c
50c
(quar.j__
common
Fund,
50c
i___—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)_—.
——_____
(quar.)___„______-__^_^
1-15
12-20
12-31
30c
50c
12-28
1-11
5
993/-»c
_______
1-15
1-21
1-11
1-11
2- 1
1-15
12-27
2
50c
25c
(quar.)
common
12-31
4
4
1-
1-10
;1
(quar.r
common
common
12-28
1-
7
4
1-10
(quar.)
1-15
2- 1
2- 1
12-27
1-
12-17
1-
2-
Houston Terminal Warehouse <fc Cold Storage
12-31
1-11
7
2-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____^
12-31
1-11
common
12-20
1-15
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1-10
2-
A.)
preferred
3%%
12-31
Y.)
(N.
2
1-15
$$2.50
,/
(quar.)
——_——__
(stock dividend^
(Geo.
1-
12-21
$$2.50
(s-a)
(s-a)
Household'Finance,
12-31
1st pfd.
12-31
1-15
1-
30c
37'Ac
(quar.i
preferred
1
1-25
1
25c
(quar.)
Holt, Renfrew Sz Co., $5
10-31
2-
5%
dividend)______.
common
9
1-15
15c
10c
50c
(quar.!____
(stock
1-
30c
.___
(quar.)
clas* A
& Co.,
(J.
5%
12-31
11-30
25c
(quar.)
(Ed.)
(R.,1
2-
2
.
(quar.)___l__
A
Company
Holau
2-15
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)_____
Voltage Engineering (annual)__
Hines
Hoe
pfd,
Corp,—
Co., 5%
preferred
Corp.
12-31
1-18
2-
1
12-23
Brick
Illinois
2
1-
2
1-11
2-
1
1-21
130c
1-21
12-31
10c
1- 9
1-
2
(increased
Co.
Extra
4.42%
4.70%
Power,
Indian
$1.25
35c
r'5c
•quar.)
Gas
Head
(increased
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
Incorporated
Indiana
(quar.)_
pfd.
—
4.08%, preferred
4.20'*
preferred
4.26%
1-
Breaker, 4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Circuit
Illinois
12-31
t30c
12-14
1
1-10
12-31
2-15
10%
1-15
6-10
2-
Ltd.,
(quar.
1-30
,
6c
dividend
: 1-18
12-14
5c
Higbce
8c
:
1-17
1
1-15
2-
45c
93aic
55c
Higbie
Inc.—
Co._
1-31
4
Co., coimv.on
preferred
(quai.l__.___
Heinz (H. J.i Co;; common'(increased)_____
1-15
12-28
9c
12-28
2-
/__
quar.)___
preierred
Co.,
Industries^
>
1-18
5%
series
Canada,
Hocht
12-31
1-28
$2
12-
12-28
1-15
15c
of
Heat-^imcr Corp.
12-14
f20c
dividend)
12-20
1-15
$30c
pfd/
Hayes
1-15
12-21
1-16
(quar.)_.
(stock
12'Ac
(quar.)$1.25
(quar.'
$40c
12-L7
12-14
5%
dividend).
80c,
(quar.).
Cotton
Co.
ance'
4.60%
Co.
Utilities
3-15
4-
$1.75
Sales
Common
Fraser
each
for
of Canada
Beer
Franklin-Adams
2-18
$1.75
J
DeLuxe
Franklin
Co.
4
1-18
12-28
2-15
Hut Corp.> of America,pfd. (qUkr.)_A';' ' 50'Ac
Ilaydock Fund,. Inc. '(quarv)___-,Ll•*'"'^'
of Foremost
(stock
Co.
Foundation Co.
Fox
Sugar—
preferred (quar.)
Finance
Equipment
10 shs. held)
2-
1
1-15
7
37'Ac
.
(quar.)_^_j_____^.__v_
totnmon
Schaffncr
I-T-E
(one sh.
Foundation
12-28
3-15
28c
div.
and
12-31
1- 7
1- 9
1-15
1-15
1-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
.
(quar.)
&r,
1-10
$2.50
10c
10c
t50c
(quar.)__
Crystal Oil & Land Corp., $1.12
7%
5c
40c
(quar.t
(annual)
class
Co.,
Ltd.,
pfd.
2
1-10
1-15
50c(quar.)
"
convertible
Hartford
1*15
Dairies—
1- 3
$5.25
Corporate
1-31
15c
1:40c
12-24
Fran.)
Bank (N. Y ) (increased)
Porter, com. (stock divid.)__,
&
Class
1- 2
Electric—
(San
/.
(quar.)._•_,
$5
1-15
50c
Hudson
(year-end)
Fischer
1- 2
$1.75
(quar.)___
Co.
First National City
Fleetwood
r
common_2
A
I
Tire
Boston
A
series
Insurance
Fund
1-
1
7
2-27
$1
7'Ac
56'Ac
1
2-
(quar.),______
$1.60
(increased
Corp.
Class
x
1-15
2-
5«j'/4C
37'Ac
(quar.)
RR.,
1
3-
pfd.
(Fla.)
1
2-
$30c
Y.)
1-15
1
2-
35c
•
preferred
-
Hart,
12-27
4%
(quar.)
General
Corp.,
(N.
4
1-
2-
-
$50c
;
Extra
1-15
1-15
40c
(quar. I
dividend
Firestone
1-15
37'/2C
quar.)
(quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier
6%
1-4
3-15
$1.37'A
(qunr.)__
Stores
1-' 4
12-26
Ltd.—
'
Havblsoh-Walker
3-15
"3-15
Products—•
Quarterly
;
S1.12Va
;
Paper
preferred
Class
1
preferred
Department
Fireman's
Refining—
(increased
prior
—_
1-18
75c
(N/ Y.) (quar.)
Works (quar.)
Alabastine
preferred
5
4-1
1- 8
2-28
3- 1
1-16
1-16
1-16
22'Ac
22'Ac
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Financial
7
3-1
3-1
3-1
Industries
Products
Common
(quar.i
Stock
'
60c
(quar.)___.
Continental
A
B
4%
12-31
.
(quar.)__
2nd
(Wash.,
Corp.
(fjuar.)..____:__^___—
A
preferred
5'A%
12-21
(quar.)___-.
2-15
$1.04
preferred
Finance
class
1-10
1-17
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Lime
•
Hormel
(quar.)
preferred
Federated
1-15
12- 7
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
C.),
B
5'k
12-14
-
$4.50
D.
Class
2
1-10
1-18
•
$2.4i
1-10
50c
(qua-.)
Services
Federal'
12-14
(quar.)_____
quar.)
$4.52
preferred
Fibreboard
(quar.)
preferred
'•
2334c
(increased o.uar.)
Board, com.
Paper
(monthly)
Assn.
1-
1-25
45c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
5%r'com.
Ohio
&
Bros.,
1-10
17c
Mortgage
5
1-25
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Halle
2- 1
1-30
4c
20c
17c
17c
4.60%
12-31
1-15
Co.—
(increased
National
3-
35c
$1.12'A
,
(quar.i42V2c
Inc.
Quarterly
12-
«.1-15
$3
15c
■
1-10
56'Ac
pfd.
Co.,
pref.
Giirncy Products,
Hiph
Asphalt Products (annual)________
Insurance Co. (quar.)_
1-10
12-28
1
(quar.)
414%
Insurance
Hagan Corp.
Co.
Insurance
Corp._
Federal
,12-31
Royalties. Inc.—
Participating
Life
Monthly
(Canada)
(increased
Ltd.
Products
Rock
Traders
&
1
1-18
Hercules
;
25c
Monthly
1-4
2-
37'/2C
(quar.i
Extra
Consolidated
preferred
(quar.)
2-
2-
55c
1-15
-—5c
(quar.')__
$1.50
Printing.^,.
6r/c
Co.,
Brewing
4
47*
divid.)
80c
Mobile
Harsco
2-15
1- 8
1-31
1-15
t2Gc
(quar.)_
B
Co.,
Life
1-10
'
.
Federal
1-181
J40c
Gas
12'Ac
r-~~.
Ltd.—
5%
$1.25
—
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Co.
Insurance
L.)
Gulf
*
1-
j
2%
Products,
Co.,
class
(H.
1-
2-'l
2- 1
50c
1-15
___.___$0.578125
Batteries,
Co.,
Guaranty .Trust Co.
1-21
35c
:—75c
class A.__
tlOc
Quarterly
3-2d
10c
32'/ic
145c
Consolidated
"/
W.)
Griesedieck
2-'l
(quar.)__
Federal
1-10
Extra
Consolidated
,
—
Smelting
&
Y.)
Fawick
1-5
1-5
1-5
1-5
1- 5
1-5
-
Mining
(N.
ft.)
Textile
Fabien
1
55c
52'Ac
51V2C
51c
50c
47V2C
—
1
1
*2-1
$1.127a
(quar.i
(T.
Fairbanks
2-15
(s-a 1
7%
12-31
,,
t40c
Extra
Consolidated
Corn
1-J15
n5
''
$1.37Va
(quur.)______ '
Y.)
Products
1
12c
preferred
>
-
1
(quar.)____
common
Paper
Harrisburg
(quar.)_^
Co.
Co.
Farmers
—
(quar.>__
-4.16%
2-
;
(N.
Mfg.
25c
Co.,
^
44-
$1,75
$1.50
—
(.qukr..>_.^_^—
common
Heatjpg
Estabrooks
2-15
(quar.___i
Consolidated Edison Co.
$5
Ero
,
2-
5c
Engineering
12-31
—
(stock dividend)
61
Falstaff
;
preferred
40c
Inc.,
CongoJidated
Enamel
v
•»
—____—
(Ma.)
(H,
Hamilton
,
IV2C
(quar.)
par)
Manufacturing .(quar. >—
Empire Trust
*
•
shares
_tAmerican
1- 3
—
4.50'*
2- 1
-
H.)
Quarterly
Musical Industries—
ic
Elliott Co.
f
.
$2
(accum.)
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Products,
4727*
c
*
50c
12-31
1-15
2- 1
9 7/10c
1-
(quar.)___
Gypsum,
-
*
t$l
10c
(accum.)—
Co. (stock dividend5%
Kodak
Electric
$1
—
(quar.)
Power
1-15
-
quar.)
Federal
(quar.)_.
$2.06
1-15
-
1
(quar.)
Lakes
2
B
1-25
(quar.)
$2.09
preferred
Emhart
—
$2.20
(initial
(quar.)
A
Ekco
f.
Power—
&
4
1-
$1.50
-
-
ser.)
par
Corp.
preferred
8c
(s-a)—_—__
preferred (qu£ r.)___
G.) Ltd., common (increased)
Connecticut
.
,
1-18
2-
5%
(stock
com.
(quar.
4Va %
(C.
Conn
10c
;r.
—
common
no
$7
Eastman
,
—
income
Gas.
'
BVt'k
;
—
Fu id—
Stock
investment
From
.
2-15
dividend)
Lakes
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Year-end
Commonwealth
Ltd.—
(both
Eastern States
12-10
quar.)______
International
1-
(s-a).—
Racing Assn.—
preferred
.-,$1
12-31
50c
Gas Corp._____——____—__
Commonwealth
12-31
—
Co.
R.
(1956
$6
(quar.)——
common
(Initial
preferred
R.
pfd.
cpnv.
Common
••
—_L—
(extra)—
(accum.)
Bakeries,
Eastern
:
1- 7
fquar.)___
Co. (N.
preferred
1-17
1-17
tluc
(quar.)
50c
Rubber,
American
1-10
10c
12-31
37'Ac
(quar.)
(P.
Gulf
1-30
1-15
1-15
1-10
2-
1-31
Extra
V
120c
12-31
i
-
1-31
(quar.J_
Union
Green
+933Ac
15c
7
37'Ac
•_
-
preferred
$1.20
.
10
i
•
Indiana—
of
Great
1-10
1
1-
87'Ac
Ltd.
Great
'
Ltd.—
Securities,
participating prefer red (quar.)
Industries, Inc.; common (quar.)___
70c
1-15
$1.12,/a
12-20
1-25
Eastern
1-10
1-31
1-10
1-25
1
$$1.25
Co.,
Great
1-31
.
(finali
Pennsylvania
Eastern
1-10
1-31
25c
;
(quar.)___-._w_—v__
Canada
1-22
1-12
87'Ac
$1.1272
Co.-—
«fe
(quar.)
preferred
".$1.50
East
1-10
125c
30c
,.)^1_
(qi*.
preferred
Grand
12-14
_______
d* Nemours
of
1-15
Duquesne Natural Gas Co.—
-
1-14
Co.
30c
;
quar.)_______i._
(increased
Co.,' (extra)
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)____k:
1
2-
1-15
(quar.)-
(stock
Gould-National
4
1-
1
25c
Gossard
12-27
1-19
2- 1
.
2-
;
-
Manufacturing |
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
4%
preference (quar.)
2
1-
1
1-10
1
•
Goodman
12-21
1-15
1:30c
(quar.)
A u
Du-Art Laboratories, 60c partic. pfd.
12-15
1-31
______
Commonwealth
-
77>%
.
7
Pont
Common
JS1.75
(extra
preferred
1st
preferred
preferred
2-
&
Products
4'A%
4r*8%
4
1-
2-15
2-
57*
A
'•
:"
7
B
Extra
Gladden
Glatfelter
1-31
class
or
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)__
1-15
1-24
3%- preferred
A
quar.)—
—.
(quar,
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5c
Income Fund
&
Chemical
Mills, Inc.
preferred
75c
51c
52'Ac
53'Ac
55'qc
5834c
(annual)—-
75c
(Mass.)—
(quar.)_
Indianapolis Power & Light,
——
com.
(quar.)__
31 Ac
37'Ac
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1-10
1-15
12-21
12-28
12-17
1
1-15
1-15
1- 2
2-
-
1-15,-7
7
Bros.,
12-28
J40c
1
$4.50
12-28
t25c
12-21"
0.00757*
(quar.)
Co.
Co.'
Gimbel
Ltd.—
Ltd.
Co.
I.)
1-15
12'Ac
Co.,
57*
<£.
2-1
1-15
Ltd._
Co..
(quar.)
Furniture
$4.50
7
12-28
_—
Trust
<&
Textile
Corp.,
Pout
Du
12-17
1-10
'
12-/6
1-10
&
Chemicai
1-31
1-15
(quar.)—_____
Chemical. Ltd.—
Brothers
$3.50
-
$75c
1
Combustion
■
du
♦
Linoleum
1-18
1-25
75c
1
of
Utilities-
Wares
Tire
Art
Gillette
1-31
1
2-11
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred (quar.)
Gibson
12-31
2-22
50c
(quar.)
Driver-Harris-
12-20
11-30
12-19
1-31
2- 4
1- 8
1-11
___
Electric
Ohio
Commercial
Commodore
.•
1-10
1-31
(quar.)
1:
Southern
&
Extra
-
Dow
Drexel
ex¬
21_^_
Pictures' (quar.)__—
dividend
Stock
Columbus
*
:
&
preferred
Dover
.
100%.
of
Tar
1-30
2-22
2-
2-1
50c
"
,
Telephone Co.
preferred (quar.)
General
12-31
17V2C
(quar.)
Coal
Donohue
7
1-30
+37lAc
(increased quar.)
corn,
Steel
General
.3-20
tl5c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
5
1-
2-11
Fund—
distribution
pref.
Glass
Steei
pected that the certificates will be mailed
Colorado Fuel & Iroiv Corp.,-common
7
2-
1
t30c
___/
'15c
.
common
class
common
preferred
$2
1
tl5c
quar.)
12-20,
___/
General
Ltd.—
(increased
preferred
-.77*
4-
tHVaC
Co., Ltdr(quar.)
Fabrics
Dominion
5%
—,_i
39c
___________
in
Ltd.—
each
A
Shoe,
General
12-21
2-
1-15
■
share
(one
on
preierred
$2.20
quar.)
Mfg.,
dividend
$3.50
5%
J 5c
Common
$75c
_____—.————
(quar.)
1-25
12-21
;
Dominidh
1-24
•
C3c
—"
-
12-10
2-15
6"
1-13
12-20
50c
(quar. )___i^r
(initial quar.)_
com.
" '
2-
1
1-15
(quai.)__
held)
Realty
General
,
35c
(quar.)
Oilcloth
-
_______
----
-.
.
stock
A
3
10c
dividend!--.—
(initial
Dominion
'
50c
.
1-10
1-25
par)
Stock
62'/2C
10 7*
2-
J5c
payable
Products
General
1-5
35c
$1
Inc. (quar.)_____
Motors- Corp.— - :
($1
1-
;
1
tluc
common
Corp.—
1-15
1_>4
3-
(s-a)
new
Co.
1
1-15
37V2c
Mills,
share
12-26
quar.
Co.,
Stock dividend
$
3-
Ltd.
dividend
/General
12-10
1-10
12-28
2-
-40c
-
iquar.)_
$3,75 preierred
(guar.)___
93%c
•"**$5 preferred (quar.)__rr;*.^7^1.25-
Corp.—
Dominion
3
$25c
preferred
Colonial
>
1-
'.r
Ltd.; (annual)—_—
preference
Common
1-15
Co.___
(stock
Extra
4'A*%
3
8%
20c
15c
_____
Non-cum.
-
1-
2%
______—
(quar.i__.___
Terminals,
Extra
1-15
1-
4
1-15
________
Baking
Electric
General
1-
1-1'G
12-28
1-23
12'Ac
_1
L
1-
1
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Ltd.
conv.
7Vo
1
'
...
preferred
Dominion
1-10
2- I
2- 1
* 1-10
1-15
1-10
2-15
>
-
(increased
Mines,
2nd
12-31
12-20
(St. Louis)—
Corp.
Products
Coliingwood
•
A
1-15
1- 5
2- 1
1-15
1-15
2-
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)^
Bakeries.
Stock
*
5c
(interim)
reg
common.,
8
1-23
5uc
_•
,
1-
2-
preferred
General
8
1-*.
i-15
.
10'^'"-
dividend
Dominion
87%c
25c
50c
30c
$1.35
30c
(quar.)
common
dividend 1
Products
Bottling
Class
3
12-
$5
C2Vac
(quar.)______
Extra
12-30
♦
A
preferred A
Co.
Extra
12-15
_______
corp.,
Dominion Bridge
3
1-15
2-15
———
Electric,
&
Co.
Aluminum
12-
f
Auto Stamping (stock dividend)..-—_
City Investing Co.———.——•
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.);—__—
Clinchfield Coal Corp. iquar.)_
Coca-Cola
12-31
1- 7
City
Club
•
Gas
Service
1-15
1-7
1- 7
Dome
1-
12-21
1-15
preferred
General Gas
1-11
1-18
'4'A
General
1*2-28
35c
dividend )__
3-
"
^General Dynamics,
12-28
1-21
1-21
.
37*/ac.
preferred
1-15
3-29
2%
dividend)
Co.—
conv.
General
*
1-10.
45c
(quar.)______.
1-18
1-31
107e
Extra
O/
(extra)
Co.—
Common
$1.56
,.
.
,
12-24
1-31
27'Ac
dividend
General
1-^1
50c
"
9
1-10
1-25
50c
"
1-23
xoc
Co.
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co.,
-
,1-25
1-25
.
5r%
4
1-
/. 2-15
25c
.7
2 'A %
Gamewell
12-28
1-15
30c
_/
1-
1-25
-
25c
(quar.)_
(stock
1
1-15
5Qc C
Co.—,
common
convertible
Stock
8
$1.12'A
30c
~
(quar.)_____—_——
Machine
(extra 1
Churchill Downs, Inc. (annual)—_—
Cities
1-
$50c
Rivet'
Cincinnati
1-31
.
-35c
(quar.«
Ry.
Dodge Manufacturing
2
8
—
*
Chicago
1-
1-
*
.
of Virginia (quar.)
Ohio Ry.—
preferred (quar.)—
conv.
1-11
1-31
20c
20c
50c
$2
(s-a)___
(quar,)—
1-10
.
10c
^
quar.)
dep. receipts for ord.
Cup
5-%
;.t.
—___
2-
Stock
Co., LtiL—
Dobcckmun
2-15
Corp.
Chesapeake
Chesapeake &
Dixie
1
—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephcne Corp.—
4'A%
1-10
3-
—
Chateau-Gai
liic.
Common
Co.
Utility
Extra—.
1-19
3-
50c
Gas
Match,
Aluminum
Dixie
1-11
Utility
Central
1
2-15
1
cash) ___—---7.
(quar.)
Corp. - (quar.)___-—_
$1.20 in
or
Indiana
Central
Stamping
preferred
Amer.
12-31
1-21
2-
—
1-10
/
20c
prefer rod
convertible
5%
10%; in
gains of
1-10
2-1
of Rec.
8-31
2-1
Q33Ac
i
:___
Tunnel
Macktnac
&
Giebold,
Corp.—
Securities
(quar.)
/
tquar.)
(increased
non-cum.
$1.50
12-31
1-15
25c
25c
9-15
25c
Canada
Diamond
Inc.—
Co.,
out of capital
Central
4
$1.12'A
50c
60c
25c
35c
...—
__
Sugar
Illinois
4
12-31
1
30c
(quar.)
Extra
(Year end
5'/e
D<'troit
•
35c
12'Ae
$1.25
Extra
Central
2-28
2-
Detroit
f
30c
pfd. (quar.)
4'A%
Co.,
Products
Fibre
Central
Go.
Vilbiss
Distillers
_____
(quar.)
preferred
Central
11-
2-28
$37'Ac
and
A
ser.
^
12-31
——
common
Year-end
.
12-27
&, Co—________
Corp.,
t
Co.—
(increased!
Pomeroy
5%
Light
&
Pirie Scott &
Carson
Celotcx
De
1-10
12-28
De
$25c
2%
6- .1
$1.13
ptd..
(quar.)
Laval Steam Turbine, (quar.)
1-31
income
3aAfA
Incr f quar.)__
DdytoniJRdbber.'Co.; class. Av'(quar.)_i.___;__v
1-10
—-ii.
3-
6-15
.
'S1.06
,
(•-.-Common:
1-15
——-———-
Power
Common
■i
1
1-15
2-V
1
3-16
$1
,
Daystrom,
-
1-10
(quar.) ": $27'Ac
Corp. (increased quar.)__
_______
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)—__
-
-1-18
*11-10
2-1
Edison
from
5c
(quar.)
Inc.. (quar.)
Bros..
&,
Carlisle
»'
>
1
Davidson
8
Detroit
of
$4.pfd.
(quar.)
Corporation
Detroit
profits
10c
.
preferred :(qil*r4-.—i
Dana
Inc.—
distribution
A
*
.
;
Light,
preferred
12-31
Fund,
Capital Venture
12-31
Holders
Pauaoie
tquar. 1
Corp. (quar. ) L____
.Fruehauf Trailer,
common
(stock
Fuller Mfg. Co.
(increased)
10c
&
Power
'12-31
4'% non-cum pref. (final)
Canadian Vickcrs, Ltd.
(quar.)
1-15
dividend
Frocdtcrt
10c
1-15
Extra.
^
12-
'2- 1 '
Ingersdll-Rand Co. (extra)—-—
Pacific Ry. ordinary (s-a)—
Canadian
'
7
12-27
'
■r
7$$1.50
——
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Apartments-(quar.)
(year-end)—420c
$50c
$75e
Ltd.
Industries,
Canadian
-Canadian
/
'*
"
preferred (quar.—
Canadian General Investrrtents, Ltd.
B'/c
12-31
CO;
Gabriel
Ltd.—
1
1-15
When
Snare
of Company
Calculating Machine Co.—
Stock
Frlto
tDanly Machine Specia 11 tics; (quar,)._^__
$$1.25
$15c
____—■
Morse Co.,
Fairbanks
Canadian
.
.Dallas
12-27
7
1-15
-
preferred' (qttar.i
Canadian. Drawa Steel,
1-/4
Friaen
12-28
1-
preferred (qugr.)
,—
—.
t$1.06y«
f Canada- Southern
Ry. (—'——^—'--4Canadian Bronze, Ltd., common ,.<quar.)___r" 137%c
I"»■
Year-end
$25c
5%
12-28
3
♦
Quarterly
Quarterly
"
1-
1-15
clears all
payment
9
Per
Name
'
,
(This
preferred
conv.
$4.24
4'A.7«>
4
4'Ay*
1-10
-
-
25c
Co.—
$6.75
Cumberland
.
25c
—
J
1
12-31
1-31
(quar.)
Sugar
pfd.
conv.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
arrears)
1-10
1-28
37'Ac
__
Inc.
Wi'/v
1-10
1-28
————
Campbell Soup Co.
(quar.)__Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries,
Quarterly
—
*-;•
1-10
Teivminals Co. (s-a)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
'.•;>$6,A'c
—''
toe
Red Lake
—
.
Atlantic
Cudahy Packing
1-10
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2- T
1-26
30c
31 'Ac
. 33c
25c
,
——*—
2- 1
25c
i~__
Camden Refrigerating &
.Campbell
Name of Company
Cuban
30c
'
quar.)
(increased
Common
SI
When
Per
Holders
Payable
Co.—
& Telephone
Water
California
When
Share
of Company
Name
(49)
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(50)
Per
of Company
Name
When
Payable
Per
of Rec.
Name of Company
20c
20c
common.....
Common
Common
2<^c
—--—t—•—•—■—
4>%
pref. (quar.)
$12'Ac
15c
——;—--
+I073C
plus
income
oient
<8c from invest- "
14c
from
securities
Growth
•
4-
3
3-21
3
6-21
Macy (R. H.) & Co.,
4'A%1 preferred (quar.)
10-
3
9-21
.
plus
income
1-27
12-15
1-30
1-15
1-15
Mallinckrodt
2-
1
1-
2
5%
4 'A %
'• '
Ir.terlake
^International Bronze Powders, Ltd.,
preferred
participating
6%
62V2c
5%•/•
$25c
International
Harvester,
International
common
$37'Ac
(quar,)——..
50c
t$l
(quar,)
pid. (quar.)__
Milling Co., 4%
coir.,
t.$l.75
-
Manhattan
1-15
12-31
1-30
1-11
Woras^
class
a
Power.
1-10
2-
1
4%
Midland
Maritime
1-10
$1.50
1-10
12-14
Pacific
1-
2
Pacific
1-
2
50c
7
7%
.
,
—...—
preferred
convertible
SI.40
Reinsurance,
4%; preferred
Securities,
I-.iter-Ocean
50c
50c
(Los
Angeles),
(s-aj_
Department Stores (quar.)—-—
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)--
62 /2c
(50c
$75c
Interstate
convertible
6%
Jack
Gas
Mfg.
Marm.on-Herrington
1-14
Martin
8
2-21
Maryland
Casualty
4-
1
3-15
Maryland
Shipbuilding
1-15
12-28
Stock
12-15
Massawippi
12-15
Matthiessen
1-10
1-
45c
3-
1
2-
1
$1.09
$1.05
2-
1
1-11
2-
1
20c
15c
2-
1
1-15
1-15
1-15
5%
12-14
.
1
,3-15
2-
(quar.)—
.—-—.
iquar.)
.
.
Power <fc Light Co.—
4%''-'preferred (quar.)..
Johnson
1-10
1-11
12-11.
120c
1-15
12-21
+20c
1-15
12-21
60c
1-29
1-15
5%
2-15
1-10
10c
10c
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
$$
Stock
.
Publishing
Journal
Quarterly
Extra
J ;y
_w____—-—n—--
Co.
F.altman
■
—
~
Mfg.
Ltd.—
of Ottawa,
Co.
(quar.)
—
dividend)——
(stock
Co.
&
.
Kama.n Aircraft Corp. partic. class A.(quar.)
■
Class
(quar.)—
B
Power & Light—
preferred
(quar.)————.
4% preferred (quar.)—
Kansas
'
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
4.35%
4Va%
Kansas
——r———-
City Southern Ry. Co.,
preferred
Sc Co. (stock dividend)
Stone
Co. (quar.)———
(Julius)
Kayser
Kentucky
Quarterly
'
—
1
"
Miller
American
Amer.
Kerr
3-
1
One
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
1
dividend
1-15
12-31
1-10
1-15
1-
4-
8
$4.20
$6
8
4-15
Montana
■
receipts registered—
receipts (stock divid.)—------
$0,069
20%
1-24
11-16
1-24
11-16
(monthly)——_—.——
6c
1-15
6c6c
depositary
dep,
Fund
LA
Monthly
Monthly
12-20
Pacific
40c
1-10
12-31
1-10
$1.13
1-10
12-31
$1.25
1-10
12-31
SI.50
1-15
12-31
10%
1-21
1-14
12JAc
1-25
1-10
Power
—
__
Funds—
Keystone Low-Priced Bond FundSeries B-3 (from net investment, inc.)
Montrose
Moore
44c
Keystone Lower-Priced Com. Stock Fund—
Series S-4 (from net investment inc.)—
3
2-15
2-
3-15
3-
4
Morrell
4
1-15
12-31
1-15
Motorola,
—
Electric
Extra
'
I|fwikset
Inc.
Mutual
—
Extension
Salle
Quarterly
Lake
CStock
Langendorf
New
United
15c
Lead
18c
.005%
1
1-15
National
2-15
1-31
2-
Leeds
1-21
1-10
National
1-10
12-20
National
1-10
12-20
National
5%
5%
pi'd.
conv.
Lees
(Janies)
3.85%
1-15
12-31
National
Shares
Steel
Lehman
2
2
30c
1-15
45c
1-15
12-31
4%%
preferred
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros.,
Common
2-
New
Haven
Board
1-25
1-10
New
Jersey
Natural
1-25
1-10
Jersey
Realty
1-25
1-10
2-
1-15
1
Ley
(Fred)
Co._.i
&
1-
1-31
1-
1-14
12-31
1-31
1-15
$1.65
;
70c
37'Ac
Companies
Lincoln
(stock
dividend)
National
Life
Ind.)
(quar.)
Wayne,
Lincoln
_j.
Insurance
Common
Extra
B
quar.)
original
Finance
12-31
2-
(Rhode
Island),
2-
1
1-11
1-10
•1-
4
1-15
12-31
1-
1-15
1-15
(increased
2
2-
1
2-
1
1-14
50c
3-
12-31
9
2-13
1-10
11-16
32-
quar.)
6%
_
2 fack
Forbes
Trucks.
after
2-
1
$1.04
2-
1
1-21
1-15
1-15
12-31
J25c
1-15
1-15
1-15
SI.50
933Ac
1-10
1
4.50%
12-H
Pullman,
171'Ac
1-15
12-20
50c
1-10
12-28
2-
1-15
Quaker
$1
1-15
1-15
45c
3-15
12-31
12-31
8
1
1-2
5%
4c.
7
(quar. L
I
1-
7
Radio
12-17
1-
2-
1
1-14
11-
2
1-14
11-
1-10
1-23
1-10
1-
4
20c
1-15
12-31
1-18
12-28
1-18
12-23
30c
1-15
12-31
90c
2-
1
$1.17'A
pfd,
Ltd.
2-
1
1-14
1-15
12-20
(quar.)-
f75c
(quar.)
J56c
f4c
(s-a)
preferred
(stock
1-14
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-31
J75c
2-
1
1-
4
25c
3-
1
2-15
1-10
12-15
$2
(quar.)
dividend)
Colorado,
1-15
12-21
4%
___
1-31
1-
25c
1-
9
1-
3
12-20
12-20
45c
2-
1-11
$1.06'A
3-
2-15
$1.05
3-
2-15
(auar.i
$1.12'A
of
New
com.
(quar.)
3-
2-15
2-15
1-31
Hampshire25c
$1.12'A'
2-15
84c
'.
2-15
.___
1-31
1-31
SI
1-
7
12-14
10c
1-
3
12-17
45c
(quar.)
10c
1-25
1-
4
1-1.9
12-24
$1.50
1-19
J35c
—
2-25
50c
1-
7
12-24
1-15
12-10
Reading
4%
Co.,
2nd
Corp.
Reitman's
Reliable
1-15
12-31
Revere
1
1
20c
1-15
Stock
1-14
45c
1-30
1-10
20c
1-15
1
3-11
(extra)--
75c
1-
9
12-10
2-
(subject to approval of the
a
special meeting to be
at
16)____
100%
Inc.
(stock div.)
5% preferred
1-16
12-18
15c
2-15
1-24
2-15
L-24
12-31
2-
J15c
1
1-15
30c
1-28
1-17
15c
1-15
1-
37'Ac
1-10
;
1-10"
1-10
4%%
1st pfd.
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 4%%
Rich's,
preferred
1-10
1
7
(quar.)
(increased)
"
1-'<1
21-
!
1-10
33A%
4%
(quar.).
Reynolds
common
12-20
1%
Ltd.
1-10
Inc.
1-17
1-10
$1.25
(Del.)
(quar, )„
Aluminum
2
2-14
25c
(quar.)
;
Inc.
Assoc.
1-
50c
A;
(Canada),
Racing
12-26
1-18
50c
(extra)
dividend
stores
1-23
1-16
10%
<quar.)__
(Mass.),
Bit
1
10%
(quar.)
common
Chemicals,
12-31
2-
12-19
12-19
4-
preferred
Roller
12-31
2-
1-28
1-28
87'Ac
Reading Tube Corp.
12-31
25c
w
(quar.)
Januarv
on
1-15
25c
25c
50c
(quar.)
common
—
Co.
dividend
1-15
2-
of America,
preferred
stockholders
Revlon,
B
12-10
65c
Packing (stock dividend)-;
Raymond Concrete
File
(stock
dividend)
4
1
8
1-
6'Ac
:
Rath
•
2
1-25
2-
2
1-28
common
Purina
Stock
-
2
1-14
25c
(quar.)
1-11
(quar.)
.__a
1st
Ralston
12-26
1
1
Rapid'Electrotype—
12-26
1
Corp.
$3.50
1-15
(quar.)
1-
2-
1-15
(extra)
Extra
2
2-
$2'Ac
12-31
$1.75
a_'
preferred (quar.)
1
Power, (increased quar.)
Cuincy Mining
$ 1.02 3A
(quar.)
Co-
5
1-lo
$1.50
quar.i
)
6%
$1.02 »A
;
I__
3-
1-17
22c
~
Co.
Canada,
of
2
12-20
Ltd,—
$$1.18
A pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.).
(quar.)—
—„—
2-
1
1-
59%c
17'AC
2-
1
1-11-
933Ac
1-25
1
1-15
1-25
1-15
2-
1
1-
1-11
*
.
Rike-Kumler
Oklahoma
Gas
preferred
4.24%
Okonite
Oliver
&
Corp.,
Electric,
com.
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Olin-Mathieson
3-
4
1-15
62'Ac
Quebec
Reichhold
ciass
4
1-
$1
,
(quar.)
Co.
Oats,
12-31
Line,
1-
1-11
15c
of
Purity Stores,..Ltcl.
,—j.
1-15 !
12-31
1-15
common
12-14
1-11
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.02
Truck
12-14
1-15
(quar.
preferred- (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.35%
1-16
(quar.)
B
1-15
_______
(quar.)____
8%
preferred
Service
preferred
common
1-15
(quar.)
4'A %
1-14
2-
$1.06
Extra
Nor walk
Gamble,
Common
Reece
Engineering
1-15
1
:
preferred
Reed
A
1
2-
18c
'accum.i
3.60%
Ltd.
preferred
12-31
Extra
2-
$1
20c
iquar. 1
w.
4.20%
Public
4
30c
Mines
Co.,
Service Co.
4>A%
12-24
12-14'
1-25
7
12-31
1-11
Class
1-
Public
1-19
Northwest
12-27
<_
1-15
1-11
1-15
1-
97!Ac
Special
90c
;
75c
B
Manufacturing
22 Ac
com.
12-31
i___
Electric
Dome
&
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.l__-
$1.50
dividend
20c
&
Progress
7
45c
(quar.)
4%
stock
1-
$1.12
(Minn.),
1-10
50c
Prophet
$1.06'A
;
preferred (quar.___r_—
Northern Telephone, Ltd.
Inc.—
payment
Power
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
Initial
States
preferred
preferred
Class
(year-end)
1-23
$4.16
27'Ac
com.
1-2
1-10
1-19
$2.50
(quar.
Canada,
Gardner
held
~~
$4.11
31'Ac
Co.,
quar.)
(quar.)
$4.10
12-31
&
Ry.
12-26
Electric—
(quar.)
1-17
1-10
$2.50
i-_-
participating pfd.
preferred
(quar.i
1st
Procter
Co.—
(quar.)
Pacific
12-26
1-11
ItacAndrews
preferred
Northern
12-14
1-11
Ltd.
12-26
$1.25
8
1
(quar.i
(increased
(quar.)
1-11
1
M.(,
12-26
1-15
1-11
1-
2-
Lowney (Walter
Lynchburg Gas
1-15
12-31
Service
1
1
Telephone—
(increased
Co.,
of
East
Bros.
►Prince
1-10
1-16
1-11
30c
4(A%
12-24
1-25
10c
2-
quar.)
1-15
$2
20c
$1.11
(initial
Price
15c
(quar.)
Northern
$1.24
(quar.)
Preston
1
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
2-15
1
2-
1-
preferred
$3.60
7
2-
1-15
preferred
$4.08
1-
40c
4'A%
2
1-
(quar.)
&
preferred
(Chicago)
Aviation
4.22 %
1-15
1
1.-21
Co.—
com.
2-
95c
w_—
non-curn.
2-15
10
(quar.)
Public
i_
Co.—preferred
preferred
Corp.
2-15
.
(qiiar.)f
Indiana
1
1-15
3-
12-31
50c
preferred
Northern
1-10
i
(interim).
Cable
1-15
(quar.)___:
Refractories Co. iquar.)
Central Ry. (s-a)
Northern
5%
&
Edison
4.70'A
share
each
Extra
(quar.)
Gas
Ltd.,
1-10
1
5%
General
25c
Ry.
preferred
Spring
Co.,
North
1
2-
dividend
Potomac
ior
American
2-18
preferred
common
Western
American
9
preferred
preferred
(one
Illinois Gas,
4.96%
5%
&
Weaving
Avenue
22-
(quar.)____,_
Portland
35c
3
1-21
$1.07'A
(quar.
12-28
per
Engineering Works (quar.i_
2
Co.
Wire
6%
1
Associates—1
shares
12-28
$0.2333
for
12-
2-
$1.17
Coriiage Co. (quar.
Employees' Stock (quar.)
I.)—
called
dividend)
10c
:
'
$107.50
Ltd.
1-10
50c
^
:
$1.10
Plymouth
Fower
2,-15
12-20
12'Ac
Brewing
12-15
$6
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Finance
1-11
45c
1
(annual)
Mines,
1
1-15
1-15
preferred
(quar.).;
Chemical (quar.)
$4
1-11
30c
Northern
25c
(quar.)...
,
^
Northern
3-
Mills,
1-15
15c
(S.
3-
Co.,
(quar.)
Johnson &
Plastic
2
1
Co.__
issue
20c
Extra.
12-31
3-
1-
15c
12-31
4.44%
New
c_—
at
2-15
$2
(quar.)____
convertible
60c
14
1-15
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
25 c
(quar.)
1
3-
8c
Pitlston
12-17
2
2-
,
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
______i____i
Distance
Stevens
&
$2.50
12-31
7
1-
2-15
1
20c
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. iquar.)____
9
$37 'Ac
1-10
11'Ac
Louisiana Power &; Light, 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
Louisville
Wire
adj.
No-Sag
North
1-
25c
(quar. )
1-10
common
Extra
\
Norfolk
North
2
Loft Candy Corp. (s-a)
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Lighting
1-10
1
1-14
1-10
(Me.)—
(quar.),
Fairfax
(anivual
American
12-31
1
3-
(quar.i
Pittsburgh
12-18
2-
1-25
$1.06
(quar.)
convertible
Pioneer
Ltd.—
(entire
(stock
Gold
1-25
2-15
40c
preftrred
Pinchin,
12-31
1-25
1-25
t35c
iquar.)
preferred
Stock
Canada,
pfd.
2-15
2-15
2-15
$1.06'A
Co,
Gear
preferred
Pillsbury
12-31
1-15
held)
Michigan
4%
10c
Long Island
1-25
$1.10
(quar.)
C%
12-31
1-15,
l-15f
1-15
(initial)—
Jan.
this
plus
Sol
Niagara
900
$1.10
(quar.).
A
Preferred
,
12-20
12-20
75c
...
1-15
$1.50
(quar.)__^
Co.
(year-end
Richmond Gas Co.
on
25c
33c
t$1.50
4.24%
preferred
Common
Pierce
1
32'Ac
20c
preferred
3.90%
12-14
7
12c
4.25%
$4.30
Class
1-10
25c
$4 30
Local
&
Mining
El
shares
1-10
Co.—
guaranteed (quar.)
original capital (quar.).
capital
Newkirk
of
<fc
4%
preferred
Philippine Long
12-20
1-
1-15
—
Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.), 3%% preferred (ouar.)
15c
75c
Special
1-15
5%
Corp.
50c
—:
Railroad
1-18
2-15
12-31
50c
9
30c
50c
(quar.)
$1.25
.....
Miami
1
3-15
1-31
$6
—
Extra
Little
2-
40c
(Del.)—
(quar.)
...
preferred (quar.)
Lbik-Belt Co. (increased
Industries
12-28
35c
:
5%
L,st
12-28
1-15
(Fort
Square Building
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Lincoln
1-14
5%
12-
12-14
Castings—
Carton
prior preferred
15c
—
f
7
27 U'C
preferred
Co.
1-16
2-16
Philadelphia & Trenton R. R. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_
4
'•8c
Gas
1-26
3-
Extra '
(quar.)
Electric Assn.—
&
1-16
(quar.i__
Electric
Philadelphia
4
125c
■
Process
York
share
$1.12)4
12-10
1-31
6c
Extra'
New
redemption
fl5c
—
—
Extra
Life
—-
—
1-15
1-15
—
Extra
6%
30c
...
1-11
12-10
5c
1-10
55c
(quai'd—^
1
1-15
1-
25c
12-20
New
Machine
3.80%
2
1-26
(extra)
Philadelphia
2-16
1
Telegraph—
(quar.)
1-10
1-25
New
(quar.)—.—^
Perkins
2-27
3-
37'Ac
tqnar.tp—
common
&
31 Kc
%
2-27
3-12
15c
Telephone
England Gas
15c
.
Corp.
3-12
5%
(quar.)
96'Ac
Co.- (quar.)_.
Ltd.
Brunswick
New
non-voting
Perfex
2
1-
12-28
!___
Co.
iextra»___
:
Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)___
115c
Co.,
15c
(quar.)—
7
25c
&
Western
3IV4C
....—
1-
1-
1-31
1-10
31'Ac
(quar.)
Publishing
4.30%
(increased)___
preferred
pfd.
1
_—;
Fibre
Common
4
4.68%
4.40%
Corp.
10c
V
common
1-
1-31
loc
(quar.)___
Chemical
voting
1-31
;
of
Meter
$2.40
New
12-31
Corp.—
Stores,
1
2%
Steel
Finance
45c
A
;
:
Co.,
Common
12-21
Common
year-end'payment of 17c from ordi¬
nary income and 38c from realized capital
gains
2-
2-21
37'Ac
's-a
preferred
Penobscot
j 1- 7
50c
inuar.)—
Co.
Products
Neptune
Fiscal
Lerner
4.25%
Co.
20c
1-
,(quar.)_—
1-15
5
1-28
gains—___________
Car, Ltd.
Tank
1-15
B (quar.).
Sons Co.—
&
preferred
Pennsylvania Power
1-
1-15
dividend >__
Manufacture & Stores
35c
Northrup, com. (increased)—.
preferred A (quar.)
5^—
12-31
preferred (quar.)
Traffic
2- -1
(quar.)
common
dividend
59%c
&
1-15
,
(stock
Ar
(quar.)
Penn
6%
2-21
1
12'Ac
prior
conv,
12-20
$1.50
6%
5%
1-10
45c
40c
A_.
Malleable
Stock
(quar.)
v\
,
$1.05
(quar.)_
—
(quar!)—
Co.,
1-
——.—-
5
1
3-
Telephone—.
preferred
Peoples
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
Register* (increased quar.)
12-31
1-15
Coal,
11-30
1-18
$1.07'A
common
Gas
common__
-
preferred (quar.)
_w__
preferred (quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common.i.„.w;.A
12-31
40c
(quar.)_—
Fuel
1-15
—
12-
1-31
common—
Cash
Neon
_—
$1
Co.,
quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Penton
common
Telephone
National
Neigliborhood
preferred
(quar.)
Lear, Inc. (s-a)________
Leece-Neviiie Co.
7
1-30
(qjtar.)_^^_
Mill) Ltd.
National
"
3-
$1
.
15c
J.)
(increased
1-11
1-15
—
National
1-25
5uc
,
$1.30
for
Co.
_■...
12-31
1-14
12-28
.
1-
$1.06'A
(increased)
Development
capitai
L
(increased quar.)-__
Proof
(C.
Peninsular
.
12-28
quar.)—
5%
2
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)„
__.__.i__w :
Rust
Peabooy
2
1-
3%
dividend)
Biscuit
1-10
(initial
common
1-
1-14
Corp.
Co.
Year-end
1-17
1-10
$1
;
1-10
$1.80.
1-31
1-17
1-31
Packaid-Bell
Parke, Davis & Co.
3
8c
Rice
System,
25c
Co.
Patterson
2-
1 !A%
■
(quar.
Inc.
preferred
preferred (quar.)——-j*
Bakeries, Inc.—
convertible
12-28
*
$1.32
'
12'Ac
Superior & Ishpuining RR.
& Sessions Co.—
Parker
12-
held.__:
Co.
National
Lamson
4.75%
1-10
12-28
1
25c
States
———-
—
1
1
1-15
of
name
Year-end
V-
:
12-20
Electronics'—
Sheraton
2-28
15c
(quar.)„
Inc.
(year-end)—
University
.
1-15
Park
2-28
25c
Extra
La
New
1-12
.
Paper
Extra
6%
,5c
(quar.)——
1
12-31
i
2-
;
$5c
■'
&
(quar.)
Telephone
Toiegrapn—
(quar.)
Vegetable Oil (stock dividend)
iireferred
2-
15c
30c
(quar.)
realized
25c
—:
--a—
Locks,
2-
$40c
■
(quar,)____
A
preferred
Packard-Bell
dividend).—
Co.,
&
Royal
15c
(quar.).———
1
1-31
15c
(quar,)—K
Quarterly
12-31
.
2-
•
$2
dividend
.
From
1-15
Kuhlman
$3
40c
Chemical
(J.)
Stock
12-31
He
—
6%
'
Mount
Corp. (quar.)-..—————•
62'Ac
Kings County Lighting—
v
>
4%
preferred, (entire
issue
called
for
redemption on Jan.
14 at $51.50 per
share
plus
this dividend)-—
$0.0777
Knott Hotels Corp. (stock dividend)..—_____
2%
Knox Corp., class A (initial).—7c
Kroger Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)_——
$1.75
Kromex Corp.
;—1--———
10c
Kropp Forge Co
—•
5c
King-Seeley
Pacific
12-28
Pacific
Jockey Club—
s.),
5%
12-10
12-12
(extra)
Service,
Ward
(Win.
12-28
1-11
1-10J
'
Mountain
__
1-28
1-19
&
Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar,)_________________
4.52%
"
1-
Custodian
Keystone
class
Mission
preferred
Extra
12-20
1-10
(monthly
shares
Montgomery
3-19
1-15
4-
1-25
5%
-
(stock
Park
1
$1.09
<quar.)__
1-25
(quar.)
Power
..
5%
pfd.
12-20
5%
'
preferred
$4.36
12-28
1-15
Scott—
preferred
Monmouth
Com-
approval)
Corp.,
1-15
1-la
k
1-15
37'Ac
dividend
4.30%
1
1-15
1-15
1 'Ac
Ontario
Public
Stock
v
(Subject to Interstate
Lighting
2-
(quar.60c
Express
Commission
merce
$1.25
Co.
,
$1.10
(s-a)_____-A_——_
Controls
of
10
Missouri
2-14
1-30
&
Corp.
1-10
1
$1.18%
(quai-J
&
Co.
share
each
2-14
3-
Ltd.—
Income
Falls
Electric
2-
3%
Co., class A (quar.)____
Rhoads, Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)„_
&
Minnesota
■
Kern Oil Co.,
RR.
Laboratories
Millers
2-14
2%
25c
25c
(quar.)___—
Miles
&
29J'.c
17'Ac
(extra)
Moisture
Mission
3-
50c
:
(quar.)-----—-----------
non-cumulative
4%
.,
(quar.)——
95c
5>1
$1.05
$1.08 3A
$1.12 Va
Micro
2-15
1-31
$1.12'A
(extra
dividend
(reduced.)10c
Intermountain
Stock
Drydock—
&
Refrigerating
Copper
12-31
1
(quar.)
Miller Mfg.
City
3.80%
Miami
12-31
1-15
(quar.i________a__-__^.__^
5%
Mfg.
Corp.
1-15
3-
(quar,
quar.)
Merrnt-Chapman
Co.
$1.25
preferred
—AK—;
Merchants
50c
'
preferred
dividend
Extra
Mediord
1
25c
.
(extra)
quar.7__
(increased
com.
(quar.)
preferred
dividend)^—
(stock
Corp. (reduced quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil
(increased)
(
Co.,
12-28
$4.75
&
B
4
12-28
$4.50
McCall
Class
1-
1-18
1-18
$4.40
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger Inc.,
jersey Central
Johnson &
Co.
Valley
McQuay-Norris
1-25
iqc
10%
30c
Gas
Pacific
f
25c
1-15
4-
L.)
Hegler Zinc Co
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd., class A
1-11
7Vac
20c
(quar.)
:
12-20
1
(quar.)--
com.
Glass
1
12-20
dividend
1-15
———__——
(quar.)
(stock
1
1-15
4
1-15
—-
3-
•
.
iquar.)
Heintz, Inc.
&
Jacobsen
Y.—
N.
Electric,
&
preferred
preferred
$4.22
of
Corp.
Oljuar.—
Preferred
I'.wa-Ulinois
54.36
iquar.)
preferred
Funding
Investors
.
4
1-
1-15
(quar.)
com.
dividend
(Glenn
1-
1-19
1-15
♦20c
(quar.)
B
2-
(quar.)_w~w»i<>
common---——-.
1-25
s5
"I
Corp. (Del.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred 'quar.)___________________
.
liter-Ocean
2-
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Basket
1-15
2-15
Finance
$4.75
•>
(quar,
preferred
Stock
12-20
(quar.)
1-15
J 30c
50c
Ltd.
Pacific
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
12-14
Market
1-15
2
1-
1-21
Corp.,
pfd.
conv.
Paper
Brewing
1-15
♦30c
Marine
2-15
2-15
5%
Corp
dividend
preferred
1-25
—
1
$5
30c
8'Ac
—
Gardens
350c
1-10
12-31
Mansfield
Leaf
1-15
(quar.)
Electric
Pabst
1-15
2-
12-31
1
Inc.—
Maple
1-14
1-10
2-
56'Ac
< quar.
Fund,
12-18
2-21
Oxford
12-31
Oxiord
2-15
dividend)
Overbrook Arms (annual)
Stock
12-28
425c
(quar.)
Extra
12-14
2-
1-17
1-10
20c
com.
1-15
JS1.75
7%
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (stock
Elevator
Rep.
y
50c
Owens-Corning Fiore
1-31
62'Ac
(quar.)
1-15
12-18
6-14
20c
-r
1-15
1-15
3-15
6-30
Holderi
Payable of
U5c
'
3-30
25c
When
Share
pfd. A (quar.)
Extra
12-31
Co.—
A
Bond
9
1-9
1-15
Otis
(Quarterly from net investment incometa.
Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)
6%
preferred (q(iar.)__________A.______.
Manufacturers Trust (N.'Y.i
(inc. quar.)
Ltd.—
(s-a>
—__________—+G0c
Ltd. (quar.)-.—
$75c
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—
Quarterly •—•
45c
International Textbook
:
preferred
6%
International
A-
preferred
12-17
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
7%
International
Paints
(Canada),
R.)
1-
Products, Ltd?,
2-1
/
XZbsJ
J$f.25
♦
—__A
(P.
preference
1
Steel
/
■„..»*
Ltd., 6%
$1
B
Mailory
1-15
Co. of North America (quar.)—
Steamship (stock dividend)______
Insurance
Chemical
2-
Company
Ontario Jockey Club,
loc
priority shares (quar.)——■.
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)....—
5%
preferred (quar.)
;—______—______
from
profits)
sits
$1.06'A
—______—
Monday, January 7, 1957
..
Per
Name of
12-5
(Ontario
(quar.)..
B
1-10
$50c
(extra )__^
Convertible
12-23
securi-
from
3c
of Rec.
.
Holderi
Payable
Drug Stores (quar.)..—
Mailman Corp.,
Ltd.—
'
investment
Paper Co.
&
preferred
4%
Class
22c
•
(12c
Inc.
Fund,
Income
MacLaren
.
orofits)i.--'--———-—
.
Institutional
1-10
.
tinitial»
Fund.
preference
Institutional
1-15
y
.
t
Mading
Ingerscll Machine & Tool Co., Ltd.—
50c
participating A (quar.i
Ingram & Bell. Ltd., 60c partic.
Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd.—
Power
j
7-
Corp..
Development
Industrial
When
Snare
Holder1
Share
_
.
$1.06
;
Chemical, 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
50c
$1.06'A
$1.12'/a
1-19
River
-
12-31
2-
1
1-15
3-
1
Co.
Rice
Mills
Cement,
class
Brand
Riverside
(stock dividend)-^-
___'—."_
(quai'.)f
A
4Vc
(accum.)_
1-31
1-
2
,.
...
(H.
H.)
Co.
(stock
dividend!
(Continued
on
page
2-
1
$2
—_•
2-15
Robertson
4
30c
2-
1
1-15
1-10
12-23
10%
44),
Volume
185
Number 5601
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(5i)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
I'H
Range for rr«Ylm
STOCKS
Year 1955
Leweet
37 Ye Oct
Jan
19
13
Jan
18
Jan
21% Oct
30
21
12 y« Oct
14
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
ABC
Aug 25
Oct
1
67% Jan
ACF
Industries
Aug 25
20
29 %
14
20
Dec
4
108
157
Dec
155
Dec
28
170
2% NOV
29
6
11
6
19
154
31
22
11% Apr
19
36% Feb
9
10
136
Feb
9
190
Dec
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2 % Dec
13
26% Mar 30
17
117
111
Aug
9
28'% July 25
91% Aug
7Vi Jan
26
11
3
326
Jun
170
Jun
Dec
11
24
14
117
7
23
% Feb
6
88% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
14
115
Dec
Jan
160
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
88
30
10% May
Nov
21% Dec
7
241 % Sep
5
105
20% Aug 26
122% July
S
25% Dec
19
21
31
30
4
117% Jan
Dec
241 % Sep
Nov" 11
Jan
23% Mar 22
Dec
July 12
14 y< Jan
16
163/
3
Mar 14
Dec
13
4% Feb
77
5
209 % Jan
3
31
Dec
155
6
Jan
22% Dec
52
5
3
19
,3
20
Jan
20
4
July 17
% Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
18
93
28
May
22
80
104
July 30
14
.May
.64 % Dec
4
17
117V4 Mar 27
18% Jan 12
23
129 % Apr
11
9
Dec
22
40
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
110
Sep
98
Apr
11
134% Apr
15
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72 '% Jan
2% Nov
34
18
16
9
41
Sep
26
21
56% Jan
4
77
July 22
63% Jun
7
26
29 % Dec
42% Dec
Dec
2.8
97% Jan
3
30% Nov
34
25% Aug 15
36% Apr 23
29
37% July 25
104% Nov
8
34
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
99% Feb
23
88
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
125
9
1% Dec
47
Mar 12
July 11
133% Aug
150
28
3% Jan
Jan
5
6
28
Dec
31
39
25'% Jan
17
30% Nov
4
24
82
Sep
27
31% Nov
14
105% Jun
30
91% Jan
10
Oct
39
May
10
July 17
13
Apr
3
19
121 % Mar 23
commonJ
ACF-Wrigley
Acme
Steel
38Ye
99'/e
99
Inc
58
65 %
65
14
%
14%
36%
37%
24
24 %
24 %
136'%
24%
136%
12%
13 %
STOCK
21%
223%
EXCHANGE
50%
CLOSED
7%
Inc
Inc
4%%
2
100
preferred A
$4 prior preferred
Ludlum
No par
conv
Steel
Corp
100
Allied
Kid
Allied
24Y2
8,100
24
25
*25
134
24%
24%
25 %
25%
134
136
26
1,000
137
900
13%
13%
14
13 %
14%
26,000
21%
22%
22
22%
7,600
501/2
9,600
50 %
49
49%
49 Ya
190%
*182%
190
*186%
190
*156
160
*156
160
*156
161
%
2%
2%
17%
17%
17%
2
*113
2%
2%
2 Ye
11,300
18
18%
13,900
*113
18
113Y4
113%
16%
*76%
*113
113%
16%
17
17%
*17%
17Y4
76 Ye
76%
*76%
79
1,800
77 «/4
120
7
7%
7
*205
7»/4
310%
47,300
*205
310%
*205
310'%
*116
6%
310%
122
*118
122
*118
122
6%
122
62%
61%
105
*101%
7
63 %
61%
105
*100
62%
61%
62 Ye
104Y»
105
104Y4
20,000
10
13 %
13 Ye
96%
13%
13 »/4
97 M.
13 %
1,000
94%
96
95
S8:,%
22
22
%
96 Yi
98'%
11,500
22%
22%
22 Ye
22 Ya
30%
*22%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
30
par
43 %
43 Yu
*76%
20
34 %
J
18
5
No par
preferred
Mfg
common
convertible
preferred
Co
44'%
44
79%
*77
34
34 %
34
113
113
*113
23
900
29 Ya
44
44'%
79
29 Ya
44'%
*77
34%
34%
116
*112
2,300
12,900
79
34
Ye
25,666
116
100
39%
38%
38%
38 3%
38
Ya
38%
39
1
92 %
92%
92%
93
92 %
93%
90%
92 '/a
1203%
21,600
_No par
119%
118%
118Ya
116%
117%
11,600
America
Amalgamated Leather
Co
28
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
*20
preferred
2
2
28
*28
1%
1
com
50
convertible
43%
*77
79
34Ye
117
3 8 Yu
lo
Limited
of
♦113
100
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
Aluminium
6%
7,500
9.900
13%
Co
Allia-Chalmers
4.08%
14 Ye
37 Ye
13%
llye
&
Stores Corp common__No
4%
1,400
14%
37%
13%
1
Mills
Allied
68'%
14Yb
37 Ya
100
Chemical
Allied
YEAR'S
16%
*11G
62%
*101%
''
1
gtd
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen Industries Inc
49%
77
6%
67
14%
22%
21
DAY
113%-
16%
*205
100
9,700
37
•'*'
137
«#3%
17%
I
common
5/2%
NEW
2 Ye
77
,
61Y4
*185
160
*113
5
-100
24%
137
190
%
17 %
1
common
common
Alleghany Corp
186
*156
lo
preferred-
Allegheny
*
100
__100
preferred
Aldens
50%
3,600
59
58%
14%
200
11 Ye
66
37
13,200
100
11%
58%
24 Ye
40%
11 Ye
65%
141/e
No par
38 Y4
*99 Ve
58 %
24%
Corp__10
series
11%
38%
100
65
30%
l
Products
%
11%
10
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
Alco
11%
2.50
Vicksburg Ry_
38%
*99 %
1
1951
&
38%
100
583/o
Co
Corp
pfd
*99
65'%
Aeroquip Corp
l
Air Reduction Inc common___No
par
4.50%
Shares
38%
%
11%
11%
Corp
Alabama
the Week
Jan. 1
57%
Co
Sales for
Friday
Jan. 3
50
Stores
!
PRICES
Thursday
25
common
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral
38%
SALE
Jan. 2
1
Inc
Express
Adams-Millis
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 1
100
preferred
Adams
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 31
5
preferred
5%
32% Jan
Jan
12% Dec
15% Aug 24
41% Dec 21
4%
37% Dec
19
23% Dec
9
30% Jan
Sep
Abbott Laboratories
Jan
22
Mar 15
122
76
Apr 10
29% May 25
107
7
28
30
130
14
109% Jan
Sep
20
34% Sep
27% Mar 14
17Y« Oct
63
19
35% Sep
1
Monday
Pat
Vending Corp_
55
98% Dec
25% Nov
3
20 V* Nov
1
23% Sep
6
LOW
STOCK
27
79
19
77 % Jan
6
Feb
71
18
Jun
37% Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
109% Feb
111
7% Mar 23
25% Jan
3
NEW
Highest
16% Jan
6
46 Ya Jan
Lowest
48% Jan
28
107
53
Range for Year 1956)
Highest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
i
120%
118
2
2
30 %
*28
2%
2
2
*28
30
2,000
30
2,100
100
263^
117%
26
20
26%
273/4
27'%
27%
500
119%
115
118
115%
121%
121'%
124 Ye
39,800
j
70
Oct
11
20% Jan
102
31
Nov
100
91% Feb
Feb
29% Jun
13
36
16
1
110
32
Jan
58
2
72
Sep
Dec
14
4
79
22
Sep 19
105% Sep 27
0
139% Jun
27% Mar 15
65
23
6
6
Jan
126
30
Oct
10
May 31
95% Dec
7
Nov
14
27% Mar
21
64
36
8
Nov
108
6
22 % Mar 30
16% Jan
42% Dec
14
39% Oct
1
107% Sep
19
99
100
Jan
12
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
6 % Oct
11
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35 % Jan 18
59% Dec
7
23% Mar 17
27% Mar 14
91% Sep
106
Jan
30
3
Nov
33% Dec
20
7% Mar 12
Oct
1
27
9
.
Dec
81
Dec
18
Jan
21
126
Jan
3
3
12% Aug
17
Jan
24
22% Jun
65
Jan
17
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
11
13% Dec
7
17% Dec
21
103
Can
Dec
28
14
4 %%
26
Co
28
American
3%%
Cyanamid
22
17% Jan
13 % Nov
7
American
10
30 % Dec
14
American
Export
27
16 % Apr
5
American
&
43% Aug
23% Dec
2
31
American
Gas
American
7
American
84 % Jan
31
143
Aug
7
American-Home
16
11
Dec
31
Aug
2
16% Nov 15
96
13% Sep
18% Dec
14% Mar 21
17% Apr
17
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
American
95
Dec
9
6%
Sep
23% Oct
13
19
106 % Feb
21
11
5%%
35% Apr
7
24% Feb
9
40% Dc-c
11
94 % Jan
6
77% Dec
26
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
35% Feb
10
25% Nov
29
Sep~13
97% Dec
6
22% Dec
31
28
Jan
16
30
Jan
27
25
103
31% Sep
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13% Jan
30
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
5% Dec
31
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
23
55% Jan
12
38 % Apr
11
28% Feb
6
3
33 % Nov
26 % Oct
27
38
27
1
28
Mar
prfoi
53% Mar
Jun
7
27% Jun
16
179% Jan
5
3.90%
7% May 25
9% Jan
Metal
Dec
14
Nov
21
Feb
21
58% Sep
21
46% Jan
23
22
1421/4 Dec
12
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
172
Apr
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
43% Dec 30
42
Jan
10
120
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
1
■..47%
*47 Y*
473%
27 3%
27 Ya
281/2-j
14,700
14 Ye
15 Ye
15 Ya
15'%
28,500
37 Ye
8,800
23
2,300
Co
&
33% Mar 30
103
Sep
7
Smelt
32% Dec
19
13% Jan
3
July 24
American
6%
Snuff
For
7%
American
Sumatra
1
American
T»i &
American
Tobacco
27
23
51% Jan
13
American
3
10 % July 20
American
6%
Viscose
Water
4
29
Jan
27
May 28
23% Mar 13
American
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
No par
—100
25
common
preferred—100
No par
14
85
Anaconda
Wire &
17
7
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Anchor
see
"!
page
22.
2
Jan
12
42% Dec
13
1
10
*15 Ye
23 Ya
26%
16
4,300
27 >%
6,300
99%
10
233/4
4,400
233%
26'%
*25
15'%
—
—«,
15'%
200
5%
5'%
5%
5 Y»
%
5%
36,200
63%
63 V2
63Y«
63'%
63 Ye
3,000
*31'%
32
31%
31%
30%
31'%
1,500
5%
5
*147
153'%
*147
153%
*150
153'%
7,100
.
6 %
6'/a
6'%
6 Y4
6'%
6'%
6'%
6,000
30%
30%
30%
31%
31Y4
31%
31 Ye
33 Ye
3,300
85
87
87
88%
89'%
93 Ya
92'%
94Y4
56Ye
12,100
6
57
444
"44%
*120
45%
57 %
56 Ye
147
147%
56 Ye
57'%.
56'%
146'%
58
148 '/a
147'%
1463%
147
Zinc
46 %
49%
44'%
*120
•
46 %
49 Ya
45'%
44%
122%
46Y»
49%'
■
*120
970
370
46 Ye
49 Ye
45Y4
45'%
454
122 "a
120'%
120'%
47%
46%
49%
49'/4
47
400
3,500
175%
57,000
100
106
106
107
107
133%
132%
134%
134%
135
H
100
25
72%
172%
73 %
122
1701%
73 %
121
25
34%
25 %
34 Y;
com—5
9%
9%
9'%
Cdrp
Co
series
25
;
series
Lead
109%
120
&
25
Smelting—1
27
*24%
17 %
12
12
171%
172'%
73%
73 %
121 :,4
121%
12
173
74%
122
*12
173Y4
1,600
12%
104%
132%
11 3%
10
^
105'/
133
12%
60O
10,500
49%
104%
5
common
780
73%
74 3/4
122Y4
124%
490
11,900
1
34 Ye
35%
35 Y4
36%
21,900
91 'n
9%
9V2
9Ya
9%
1,600
35'
27
27
200
27
*20%
27
*26%
27
25%
•243%
25 %
*24%
25 '%
*24%
25'%
18%
17%
18
18
18-1,
18 Ya
183-8
7,800
26,600
50
72
72%
71 >4
72 %
71 Ye
72%
72%
72%
No par
78
79
79'/2
79%
78
793%
78 Ye
79%
570
35
35 %
35
35%
35
36'%
36
37'%
4,500
-—r
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
49
45
122
132
com—100
Tobacco
Co
63% Feb
36% Dec
33%
5
Works
12
footnotes
1
100
26
107
31%
10
Tel Co
Dec
3
31%
16
22 Ye
*25
443%
26 Ya
63'%
64
Co—No par
preferred
17 % Dec
Dec
16
5%
63%
23'%
26'%
44
*98 Ya
-100
30
90
*25
Ye
99
8,000
preferred
84% Apr
10
30 % May 28
26 % May 29
26%
27'%
■
153%
Steel Foundries
145% Jan
32% Jan
22Y4
23
44
27
♦98 Ye
50
80
*147
American
187% Feb
3
44
28
99
2,100
15,400
50,200
Co
1
7
27'%
*98%
*78'%
36 Ye
17%
noncumulative
23% Nov
Mar
44 Y»
27%
98 %
80
15Ya
97
36'/a
343/4
—
1
44% Jan
*78'%
15'%
*95
37%
,
2
129% Mar 26
42% Apr
*15%
80
15'A
97
51%
& Refg corn
23
6
1
44
44%
36 Ye
17 Y*
preferred
Dec
31% Dec
*25%
,
No par
Safety Razor
6
110
2
44
27%
98%
22%
*78'%
*95
503%
Seating Co
Ship Building
16
20
*78
99
37%,
34'%
American
29% Aug
Jun
37
—100
28% Aug
30% Jim
40
*96
17 Ya
American
Nov
•
97
80
;—25
preferred
31% Nov
Aug 26
Sep 21
37%-
2,900
35%
10
83
97
37%
1,400
14'%
51 Ya
16
72
15 Ye
17'%
16% Jan
6
15 Yu
34
28
6
Ye
51'%
10% Dec
Jan
15
v
Co„
52% Jan
15%
11%
97
14'%
17'%
Refining
25
15%
11%
*96
53
Sugar
13
1
_
143%
34
Stores
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
14%
17'%
American
47
14%
51'%
American
Jan
>%
33%
19
9
97
14
17'%
15
10
11%
*96
14%
53
16'
26% Jan
*11
11'%
*9G
97
14',it
34%
Jan
10
11%
97
11%
11
*96
1
600
1,200
17
Nov
11% Jan
131
51%
146
55% Nov
128
—
113
15
128
20
Co
13
27
128
com
Chemical
23
Dec
129 %
Sany common—5
Optical
26
8% Oct
129%
No par
Dec
46
131
111
Co_
Jun
Oct
23
C
Dec
68% Oct
363%
131
5
87
165
,
200
129Y4
No par
Co
48
119
233/a
1293%
Corp
Gas
37%
130
No par
132
23
23%
130
common.No par
16
Nov
37
23%
800
253%
130
common—7
100
16
187% July 21
82 % Dec
6
37 %
*25'/2
130
100
Fdry
20% Jan
145
25%
26
1
of
Co
12
13
23 %
23%
25%
130
Corp
Nov
21
36 Yu
37'%
22
25%
129
preferred—100
100
20
25J%
10
Co
147% Nov
62% Feb
37
10
Corp—.—12.50
SS
4
172% Jan
2,200
27 %
2
130% Jan
21,800
*47'%
6
31
20
78 Ye
155
15%
American
59% Jan
77
155
28
64% Jan
14% Jan
78 Y«
156%
14%
46% Nov
18
77 Ye
156Ye
155
27
137 % Jan
58% Feb
1,500
15
6
51
371%
86
28%
2o
46% Mar
800
363%
86
47%
27
7%
79%
27%
37'%
86
143%
8% Feb
Amer
77%
155
®
35%
*83
28%
13
21
YEAR'S
DAY
.
40c
Inc
Feb
Feb
35
80
1,800
News
59% Mar 20
*27 Ya
35
*83
9,200
American
174
27'%
CLOSED
800
14
29
Nov
27
27 Ye
Natural
36% Jan
27 %
133%
Motors
105
2,600
*27
EXCHANGE
40
26'%
American
&
6
2,700
553/4
13%
100
Std
56
55'%
55'/2
26 Ya
American
Rad
23,
55
56%
13%
3
Potash
9
40
55%
26 3 8
5
Amer
3
40
55%
56
13%
17
American
11
39%
50 %
56
56
NEW
25,400
47
Apr
8% Jan
Amer
37% Feb
79%
160
600
11,000
41 Ya
20%
Products
9
72% Apr
*155
413%
*55 %
STOCK
86
78 %
40%
41 Ye
13 %
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
9
6
35%
*39 Yu
41%
Power—No,par
Ltd
54% Aug
6
*35
*84
41 Ye
25%
preferred
24% Mar 20
29% Jan
161% Jun
Co
41
47
Metal
1%
41%
5'/e
13 >/h
Machine & Metals
177
41%
24%
25%
Amer
40% Jan
19
24%
20
5
•
12 Ye
Amer
4%%
24%
20
5
■
47%
4
5
Dec
29,900
'
243%
243«
25 Y«
preferred
8
50% Jan
40% Mar 14
&
Jun
150
300
1
5
70% Sep
32% Feb
21
110'%
20
10
common
16% Dec
43
21% Mar 14
170
110%
*109
4 Ye
10
preferred
Mach
■
Oct
111%
111%
90
*193%
100
com
7
18
5,000
1
10
34% May
Mar 16
44'%
5
27
45% Nov
108
44'%
20
27
5%%
Oct
20% Mar 14
Mar 29
44:!4
20
Investment
American
2
104
93
44'%
5
55:%
International
American
18
4
8,600
45
66
4 Ye
—
noncumulative
88% Nov
107% Feb
201/4
*64
23%
Products_r
Ice Co
American
15
2
4
29
July
193%
66
Secur.—No par
Hawaiian
American
Dec
13% Nov
102
Ya
*109
56%
Electric
&
IMOV
105
19
44'%
39%
Lines
Hardware
1*2%
15
1,600
19%
*64
25'%
Foreign
25
Nov
30%
19 Ye
*1934
Tiling
European
Jan
96
30»%
2,200
64
19%
55 %
Corp
Dec
4
30 Ya
700
32%
98
241/4
39%
Distilling Co
Enka
20% Sep
32
*95%
4%
55:'t
Co
Encaustic
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
48
30'%
Ya
16%
preferred series C_1(J()
conv
American
3
3
110
25
Colortype Co
American
Dec
98
26,500
19%
•
45'%
No par
;
.
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
American
12% Dec
32
3,500
24'/a
64
20
—.—No par
Cable
&
27% Mar 21
35% Jan
30 %
64 %
lri
12.50
American
fleb
26
98
*30
32%
*95%
*95'%
30%
64 %
23 Ye
*114
23%
Corp
:
American
Dec
32%
64%
24', a
117
1
common
preferred
9
157
ll 10
100
231%
*112
-20
Radio
Co
Chicle
25
86
American
Chain
22
9
4r! 3.1
common
&
American
10
Dec
Inc
Cable
7%
com—No par
preferred
32'%
32%
63%
23% '
113
98
64
10 %
preferred——
American
American
29
130
Theatres
5%
*62
50
—2
Corp
Co
convertible
o
54
Sep
40% Sep
Mar 30
Shoe
30 %
64
23%
112
Broadcasting-Paramount
79 % Dec
8
18% Oct
1
4%
35
35 % May 28
62% Feb
Brake
12
15% Jun
16
Amer
Anna
31 '-1
*93'%
10
common
—
Bosch
.
100
preferred
Note
preferred
American
100
23
135% Dec
2
common
conv
Bank
37% Apr
27% May 15
61
19
6%
cum
Jan
.67
13
17
18
61% Nov
20
3
49% Apr
45% Jun
27
53 % Dec
17
Nov
38% Jan
22
Nov
11
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
69 % Dec
Jan"26
Dec
2
3
100% Jan
Mar 15
12%
118
9
11
63
23%
112%
4%%
31
38
46% Sep 16
71% May
6
33
23%
112%
Airlines
American
23% Aug
62
1
26
47% Dec
61
par
convertible preferred
-100
American Bakeries Co com-—No par
29
4% Dec
40
Agricultural Chemical—No
3%%
Jan
19% Dec
.
27
42% Dec
15
47
21% Dec
3
Mar 14
48
34
48 % Nov
28
7
Amer
American
Amer
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
9% Jan
Sep
Feb
70% Jan
23
6
9
Mar 19
31% Oct
May 28
14% Jan
33% Jan
Jan
26% Mar 16
;
preferred
Anderson
Clayton
43% July 11
Anderson-Prichard
35% Mar 19
Andes
t
fr Co
Oil
Copper Mining
6.25
No par
21.80
Corp
10
14
?93
95
10
*91
41%
92%
*91%
93
93
93
41%
40%
41%
41'%
41'%
39 Y4
41%
6,700
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
38'%
38%
39
8,700
25%
25%
*25%
20%
*25%
26 3%
*25Y»
26%
200
n
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
(52)
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
LOW
STOCKS
lui« far Prarlsas
A
6% Mar 19
18
Jan
4
3
6% Jan
F W Products
437/« Feb
31% July
11
3
13% Jan
26%
23
14
~6
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
15
15% Feb
7
24
28
26 Va Nov
102% Apr
19
Dec
5
Jan
3
9% Feb
96% Aug 30
17
22
29
14
Armour &
28
26% Jun
11
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
5
30
Jun
16
27% Oct
■
4
Nov
34
Mar 15
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
113
Aug 15
97
Oct
9
1
69
May 27
55
Jan
23
S
96% Oct
3
10
34% May 17
40% Sep
101 % Apr
20
Topekft
Nov
Feb 27
101
28
27
63% May
*
47% Aug 14
5
99% Feb
83 Va Nov 29
15% Dec
18% Jun
13
19
26%
26%
46%
46 %
Refining
Atlantic
18
7% Feb
24
Avco
prior
($1.20)
45%
45%
45
43%
44%
43 Va
45%
84
84%
85
85
85
20
34,600
'
84%
85%
10%
'9%
10%
9%
10 fa
10%
10%
'88,300
17 f«
16%
16%
16%
16% r
16%
16%
4,900
75
75
74
74 %
74%
74%
,1.000
*9%'
10
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
17 Va
*16%
17 Va
*16%
17%
31%
31'%
31 fa
31%
31%
2,700
6%
166,700
X84
70
75
id
9%
*
No par
5
16%
17 %
16%
30%
*
30%
30'%
3
42 Va
common
'
6%
6%
43%;
42%
*42%
42%
%>%
6
5%
6
5%
_No par
(The)
Mfg Corp
10,700
9%
Amer
$2.25 conv preferred
48%
%
No par
of
46%
47
44 %
20
Co
46 Va
%
46
16%
preferred
pref
92
20
-
common
Canteen
1,100
92
*
4
—1
series B
Powder
Nichols
4
93
*90
10
_100
common
cumulative
26%
26
No par
common—
$3.75
Corp
22
7% July 12
26 Va
4618
RR
Line
Coast
8% Apr
17
26 V4
4,900
27% Dec
4% Dec
800
90
Conv
49% Feb 24
210
66
90
10
Automatic
26
100
65 %
92
29
26
93%
65%
*90
Atlas
Sep
99
65%
/■
37,600
27
5 Ve
*98%
65 fa
10%
Austin
37% Sep
99 fa
26%
17% Feb
'
2,100
27 3
34% Oct
Mar 30
31%
10%
8
64
31%
27 >
19
26
31%
31%
10 %
22 Va Jun
20
.1,500
31%
27%
16 Va Jan
Oct
26,100
29%
10%
11
5% Oct
42
18%
29%
27 %
5%
1
9
Aug
11% Jan
17%
29 %
10%
Jan
...
DAY
18 fa
25 3 4
YEAR'S
NEW
66%
17%
2u%
65f4
31%
100
17%
29 %
98
.
27
18
-
17%
29 Vs
31%
CLOSED '
10%
16
Mar 21
16% Nov
13
800
28 Va"
27
4
Sep
31%
'•■98
*65%
100
28%
10%
9
9.
EXCHANGE
28%
5,300
27%
Atlas
1
91
27
61% Feb
17%
29 %
*23
STOCK
5%
%
0
10%
Dec
'
5
28%
20%
*20
2<m-«"2Q%
5%
51%
28 V«
28%
5%
85
,27 '4
14% Jan
68
20:%
5%
'
10
Preferred
20
10% May 28
29
6,200
30
30
*33
85
Sante Fe—
&
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
9
1,100
4
29%
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100
30 Va Mar 13
.
27,700
64%
'
*20
29 '.4
lo
16'a
16%
29
85
20%
17%
100
^
Co
13,200
15%
*15%
*83
*83
"
1
17
3
July 18
10
;
Inc
preferred
6.25%
5%
8% Nov
47% Mar 14
'20
Common
35 Va Jan
9
15
96% Sep
5
Inc
Co
65
16%
29%
85
Corp__.
Associates Investment
11% Aug
43% Jan
2.)
29%
84
_
1,300
' 16%
64% ' 65%
16%
29 fa
1
9.2U0
*
'15%
16
16 %
1
33% July 25
90
8
59% Mar
15%
No par
'
2,900
36
,36.
'
15%
64%
16%
16%
4%
26% Dec
Mar 17
101
13
41% Oct
Oct
65 fa
65'«
15%
16
28%
Atchison
30
65
1
Carpet
30
10
13
35
—5
,
37
36 %
36
32 V,
20%
Co common
Industries
Nov
25% Nov 21
27% Dec
35%
32%
20%
Common
3
Aug 28
73
V
36
32
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
38
8
52% Feb
35%
33 V
2nd
110% Jan
104% Feb
36%
—5
—_
4%
*4%
5
Shares
i
Jan
20%
Ashland Oil & Refining com_
Mar 29
*4% '
5
-4%
5
the Week
Friday
Jan. 3
32%
2.50
Artloom
Arvln
30% Mar 29
15
29% Feb
«
1
13
31% Mar 15
Jan. 3
20%
Illinois
..—
Constable
Arnold
8% Jan
20
of
preferred
83.75
6
Jan
22
18% May 24
4% Dec
5
Corp
Co
issued
Armstrong Cork
2
102% Mar
25% Apr
24
Steel
Armco
2
May
37% Mar 27
29
82
35% Apr
35%
Oil Dorp
Sales fer
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 1
„_1
10
Argus Cameras Inc
When
Oct"il"
6% Jun
At go
8
Dec
18
6
19% Sep
0
S
27% Mar
27% Jan
/
—_5
41% Apr
39% Apr
35 Va Jun
5
55 % Dec
May 12
36
*4%
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
28
23
14
Dec. 31
5
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Inc
Co
20 % Dec
Oct
36
34% May
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Laawt
Highest
UvMt
NEW
Range for Year 1956
Tor 1955
45
44%
330
,
'
200
2,700
46
.
B
8% Feb
•% Aug 18
10
35 Va May
30% Jan
Jun
99
When
23
8
15% Jan
12
31% Dec
17
35% Feb
7
Dec
105
53% Sep
95
Nov
29
113
Feb
2
85
Dec
21
105
Apr
19
13
63
41% Feb
6
58% Dec
6
45
July 14
42% Jan
2
66% Jan
64% Jan
Jan
48% Nov
-
Jan
60
13
Mar~ 8~
44
6
Jun
12
4%%
Bath
67% Nov 26
21
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
56% July 16
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
134% July 13
94
2
27
37% Jan
43',
Dec
23
31
91 Va Aug
8
July 11
19'Va Jun
8
26
30
28
22
Jan
6
98
<«
96%
97 fa
97%
97 3
86
86
46
45 3
29
Dec
9
(A S)
47% Jan
4
32%
Dec
26
Nov
28
14
Feb
6
Feb
20
Jun
8
27
Jan
3
Bell
18
42% Apr
0
28% Feb
14
18
85
27
Nov
31
Jan
30
101
Aircraft
14
59% Mar
7
48 % Jun
8
64% £>ec
27
14
18% Nov
1
22 Va Aug
10
Beneficial
Dec
12
1 %' Dec
14
2% Feb
24
Benguet
357/g July 25
30% Oct
1
33% Apr
17
Best
56 %
44
Va Dec
19
53
Dec
31
1
30
22
Mar 14
43
Jan
2
Apr
7
July
1
77% Aug
101% Jan
169% Dec
i
140 Va May 28
168% Sep
172
Nov
9
146
13% Jan
18
Sep
-
31
20
172% Feb
7
18
13% Jun
8
16% Jan
13
84
Jan
11
857/g Sep
71
Dec
5
Dec
22
32% Feb
10
Mar
4
28 Va Jan
14
25% Nov
28% Nov
33% Oct
15
40
Jan
74
24
Aug 17
31
25
Sep
33% Jun
26
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
20% Mar 15
25
Aug 23
12
Dec
-20
9% Jan
Bliss
(E
36
13
Bliss
&
12
14 Va Dec
26
26
54
Dec
27
64
Jan
12
38 Va Jan
17
50% Apr
8
98% Feb
10
% Apr 29
100 % Nov 15
95% Sep
63% Jan
12
6
61% Sep
14% Jan
3
30
28% Jan
3
64 Va Sep
12% Nov
2
79
16
Dec
48 % Dec
Bond
3
12
38
19
49 % Dec
*
24
May 10
Aug
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
*39%
40 %
40
40
30%
31%
30%
31%
10 %
11
11.
%
11%
11
11
1,700
21%
21%
21%
8,600
50 %
43%
50
3,400
95
32
28
20%
30
"86
01
53
192 %
14%
14%
9%
15
56%
5
44%
%
64% May 10
35%
23
58
May
24% Apr
41
13%
8
48% Nov
32% May 25
13 % Dec 17
16
37
44% Dec
Feb
17
29
(~«0
50
preferred
17
20% Jan
6
31% Feb
23
25% Jan
23 Va Oct
18
26% July 19
Buckeye Pipe
43
Line
30
38 Va Jan
23
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
,39% Nov
16.
23
46
Aug 29
.45 '4 Dec
17
23
July 21
17 Va May 28
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
95 %
July 29
89
95 Va Jun
Dec
5
22
Brooklyn
Union
Brown
6c
Shoe
3
2.50
100
No par
I
Bigelow
Brown
3.50
;
IS
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
*
common
preferred
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Brlggs & StratLon
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
Gas
46%
43%
41%
24%'
Budd
$5
(The)
•
18
21
29% Jan
11
27
Feb
1
27% Aug
21% Dec
17
47% Feb
21
26
Dec
28J
20
25% Sep
21% Aug
6
20
Va Dec
10
12
92'/a Mar
30
80
Jun
76% Jan
3
92
22% Jan
6
34% Jun
15
23
Mar 18
Jan
8% Oct
24
6
Oct
26
13% Jan
103% Jan
6% Nov
6
15
30%
26
26%
5
8
27
85% Mar
Dec
17Va Dec
8
46% Sep
0
10
20
Oct
26
Apr
Aug 15
Va Jan
4% Dec
3
26
12% Jan
23
10
31% Jan
12%
5
14
3
61% May 3
8% Apr 13
20
16 Va Mar 20
7% Jan, 17
13
Forge
Co.
Co
:
Watch
Bulova
Inc.:
Co
21
21
68
*62
4%%
second
100
Butler
Terminal
7%
(A
common
3
17% Jan
3
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
July I5
% Feb
7
7oV8Dec
21
98
Feb
7
Oct
1
66
July 11
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
24% Nov
30
17
100
67% Jan
13
64
,69
footnotes
Feb
see
55
6
conv
30% Nov 29
22.
36% Mar 16
Canadian
50
21
page
33V»Apr
$4.25
66% Apr
Cannon
Aug 22
0
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co
Caratllan Breweries Ltd—
Pacific
Mills
Ry
52%
700
12.800
22,400
19'
34%
104 Va
*42%
26%
26%"
26%
28
21
20%
20%
13
13%
13%
13%
7'',
68
65
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71%
*71%
73
39% '
39 %
39%
19%
4
26 7
10
26 3
8
9%
32%
33%
33 %
100%
103%
*100%
42%
43
19
27 %
9,900
10
10
1,600
33%
1,000
9%
33%
34
103 %
42 7
a
6%
7%
6%
13%
13%
13 V8
13%
77
77
78%
78%
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80
56
56
56
*55
56
*55
26%
*26%
27
No par
*26'4
27
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32%
51
51
<
42%
7%
13%
13%
5%
5%
26%
32 %
32:%
51V2
52
*
36%
13 3
8
32 %
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10
102
102
13 7«
36 %
500
19
26%
6%
5%
10,300
39%
39%
27
13%
35 %
110
1-9
19
27
35%
13%
5 %
50
65
711a
13%
No par
25
68%
*64
13%
100
24,000
72
X35 %
No par
1,400
13%
65
1
1.80
1.66%
28
20%
13%
70
5
5%
14,200
27%
20%
-
*68
43
43
1,900
32%
70
■
6%
200
91J
31%
31%
10
33
0
1
31%'
9%
27%
*101
Mines Ltd
43% Jan
9%
.10^
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
13
26%
31%
*19 '
No par
preferred
400
2,700
25
38%
19
5
Zinc—
M)
participating
42%
72
39
19
15
Copper 6c
5,200
2,100
14%
41
*62
72
381a
1
Bros
Byers Co
72
5
preference
Co
35%
*68
65
Burroughs Corp
31%
20 'a
68
lt)0
Bush
11,100
93
*90
13%
100
-
Dec
91% Jan
12%
preferred
preferred
Campbell Red Lake
Campbell Scup Co
12
1
3 % %
4%
Butte
Apr
34% Dec
105 % Aug
5V* Aug
9
34V4 Nov 23
9
_^or
19
77 % Feb
40
15% Mar
14% Sep
30
81% Jan
20
23
98
li
63% Dec
30
Sep
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
8
6% Aug 15
r
Nov
15
4
11V8 Apr
44% Dec
28 y4 Mar 14
Burlington Industries Inc com
28% Jan
l
14
10
3
72
22
37% Oct
25% Jan
16% Jan
46% July 28
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
Bullard
63
31
12% Aug 26
36% Feb
3
11
99% Jan
Buffalo
45%
91
29%
1
17
65
8
22
30% Oct
11
July
38% July 30
23
Mar
8
12% Aug 21
1
Apr 26
19% July
36%
1,300
50%...
18%
par
t
Nov
11,300
19
91
5
No
600
13%
46 5 e
*24%
10
Co common
preferred
43%
8
42%
51%
5
1,900
14%
24%
50%
No par
1
5,400
41
44%
Co
36%
35%
41%
42%
13,100
*30
34% .'•34%
15
Inc
11%
44%
46%
.44%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender.—No par
44
13%
14 V7
->
5,300
19%
46 5
100
*80
14%;
Co
2,500
51%
43%
41%
12%
—2.50
Inc..
nm«.
9,100
1
~36%
36%
4Vi%
'2,900
83
43%
11%
pri-uinno'r
(1.700
45*
11
11
6
10
57
19%
14% Jan 31
9
*450
5,400
.
50
1
3l'
710
,
15%
15
50%
:
31
Dec
28
4,000
800
*80
83
*80
Oct
12% Dec
4,200
57
43
41
23%
x44»%
19%
Airwuys
70.600
9%
9%
RR—
preferred
Braniff
59%
15%
44%
49
33
900
14%
57
,
28%
*
'
1.25
100
9,000
58%
,15%
43 3 a
28%
27%
15%
50
48.
28
22%
26%
a
47%
23
5
3,400
711
22-%
No par
500
15
33
_No par
147
71%
62
42 fa
100
Sep
65,400
44%
18%
14
Dec
195%
147
33 %
100
20
71
2,400
5,500
28
33%
100
92 Va Oct
78
53%
43
5%
28% Feb
Mar 15
900
45%
48
43 V*
Corp
46,200
31%
-73 %
27%
5
8,300
%
1
14%
10
.
19%
*31 %
14%
'
6,700
62 %
1%
147
61
91
19
YEAR'S
DAY
198%
4.1
4,700
61 %
54%
194
*72'
130
2
44%
146%
14%
20
•
31%
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45
Common
36 Va Feb
16
12."
3,200
11,700
405
'
30%
91
*86
9V
*86
*40
4
30%
84
29%
32
44%
25
17% May
#6
49%
413
41%
53%
32
1
Co
6
6
50%
4
*81%
%
1%
3
6
20
1%
;
26
15% Jan
18%
100
A
Sep
•6% Jan
21
49%
NEW
63 %
18 fa
3
25
Dec
62%
2.50
Brass
20%
CLOSED
1
6c
STOCK
• u
21
EXCHANGE
21%
i>J
•
oi % Jan
10
56 % July 20
24% Jan 23
Mar 14
11
.1
Co
14% Jan
33
32%
10%
35%.Dec
19
34% May
39%
91 %
29'/Wan
100 Va Apr
Aug 11
39%
_1
Maine
14,700
19%
1
35VaJun
28 V* Jan
6c
.
.1 70
19 %
84
3
41%.Oct
18% Mar 28
Mar 14
51% Oct
17
lg
"
:
41%
1 peso
Inc
(The)
Edison
191
.
96 '
18%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
Boston
96
41 %
Inc
Co
2,100
52 %
*130
95
94%
*81 %
■
4
;
Stores
Boston
Dec 30
*95
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
57% Mar 19
96
95
19
Co
An piafie
Borden
145
95
145
145
*130
*130
52 Vs
52%
52
52%
52%
52%
145
83
(Delaware)
Co
W)
Class B
12% Mar 16
3
52
"130
3,500
42
Co
Bon Ami Co class
Jan
12,800
17
1
Laughlin Inc new
Bohn AlUmlnum
17
60%
16%
18%
Mfg Co—
1
;'9% Dec
48
43% Nov 29
Decker
1
.7
3
58%
17
44
41%
Co
3
22
66% May
30
1
60%
17
(Del) com..No par
20% May
3
Mar
&
Boeing
Jan
12
58%
17
1
29% Apr
34% May
23% Nov 21
58
16%
1
Blaw-Knox
11% Jun
14
Dec
32% May 11
65% Dec
56%
16%
10
pfd series of 1951-
29
19% Jun
8
15% Mar 14
61
4%%
20
45% July 25
21 Va Dec 20
44%
56%
preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
23
Dec
*43%
10
43
7%
Black
2,700
16%
a
Steel
3,600
13%
55
100
Gypsum
80%
13
*56%
*80%
common
Finance
Bethlehem
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
*43
500
80
13
,
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0%
Bestwall
9
19834 Dec
Dec
44
5612
80 %
43
1
Consolidated
6c
*43
56 %
79
80%
Best Foods
53% Jun 22
13
56%
\
42%
Bendlx Aviation
22% Feb
13
18%
,
Co
26
13
80
Corp
4V*% -preferred
Oct
79
13 Va
"18
42
Corp
19% Sep
46
57%
78%
50
_.i
Savers
Howell
6c
1,900
I
RR
Life
Beech-Nut
Bell
50% Dec
15
Apr
Creek
Beech
59
56%
79-4
-
10P
pfd
Belding-Heminway
17
58%
56%
00
39
59 %
59
59
2.5P
Inc
4%%
10
59%
59
5
Beech Aircralt Corp
31
25,800
86
46 3
50
10
Instruments
Shoe
190
47%
86
46% t
79 %■
•
4
^
86
46 %
*85%
50%
1
10
Inc
Mills
Beckman
Beck
„
46 %
86
a
58%
preferred—100
—Km
14
Sep
45%
No par
Oct
101
8
97
80
Inc
Jan~25
26 Va Aug
17
971
Corp
17%
3
Nov
96% Mar
a
Works
38
Jan
12
100
100
„loo
common.
49
40
3,700
preferred
Beaunit
13
23
Dec
30
96
43,400
32%
preferred
Iron
4%%
20
17% Sep
29% Dec
30% Jan
106 Va Jan
80
18
11
20% Sep
Nov
25 Va Jun
1
Nov
Jan
13%
32%
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred—100
Mar 18
38% Dec
24
15
22% Mar 14
13%
32%
Corp
Bayuk Cigars
6
19% Jan
Jan
107% May
13%
Brothers
48
13
8
Barker
133
103% Jun
12 7
32 Va
Oil
16 V« Aug
19% Nov 23
6
14% Jan
13
32%
Barber
May 28
300
12:i)
Bangor 6c Aroostook RR
Jan
5,400
9,500
32 3 B
24
43
5%
45%
13
14
39
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
45
3
33% Jan
4%
44%
46 %
32%
67% Oct
12
4%
45%
•*-
*45
46%
12%
82 % Jun
Sep
4%
45%
4%
46 %
*45
32%
9
16
47
13
Corp
common
noncumulative
4%
27
Ohio
*4%
45 %
4%
46%
Co—No par
Elec
&
preferred series B
6c
V3
45%
45%
preferred series C
4%
May 10
68% Jan
28
Gas
Baltimore
4
9
—i
19'
12% Oct 31
38%
4%%
5
1
75% Nov 23
18
Baltimore
1
i
(The)
Wilcox Co
issued
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
12
Jan
Ino
T)
Babcock &
11% Jun
113'/a May
14
36% Jan
30
5
21
35% Aug 12
10
Mar 31
109
48% Dec
47 Va Dec
46
(B
24
24 Va Mar 30
6
11% Jan
Babbitt
43
1.100
7
24,703
13%
2,400
11,300
4
5%
5%
36%
36 %
37%
13%
14%
53
13%
55
6.000
7,603
-
50
81
*79
.
70
55
100
ti* *26%
26%
33 %
33 Vs
33%
22,800
52
51%
51%
700
•
Volume 185
Number
5601...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Kan re for Frerlewe
Year 196fl
Lowest
Hlrbeat
22% Jan
6
25% Oct
7
38% Sep
21
31% Jan
;6
22
Nov
22
101
Nov
26% Jan
3
Mar 15
is
64% Feb
18
13% Nov
100
9
5o
5
94
3
13% Nov 23
^ Dec
130
21
27
Jan
26
18% Dec
29
79 V* Jan
Jun
'
17j/2 Dec
17
Feb
14
28
21% Nov
Central
13J
12
51% Jan
98% Dec
16
61
31
113
Jan
23
35
Nov
19
43
6
22
W"
22
33
4
20
Apr
Oct
1
;
13 y2 Jun
; 17% July 21
66
' Dec 30
6
37 % Mar 14
4
7% Dec
31
54% Dec
Feb
1
18
14 V* Mar
-
7
Century
Cerro
Sep 13
27% Feb 28
4
Oct
10
5yB Sep
20
43% Jan
7
57 V* Nov
18
2 %
Sep
28
54 Va Jan
9
34
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
20% Sep 26
29Va July 19
6% May 17
27
Dec
68
Feb
6% Jan
3
16
9% Feb
5
Dec
21
22% Oct
1
17
25
21% Jan
7
Jan
33% Jan
3
19
15% Jan
6
.45% Feb
16
*
20% Oct
9
17
31% Apr
27
36% Dec
28
50
27
35% Dec
31
16% Nov
29
26% Jan
55% May 28
21% Nov 21
71% Jan
22
74% Sep
1
-
30% Dec
19
13
48
16
39 y2 Jan
6
9% Feb
14
Dec
53% Mar
7
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
100
17
Aug
4
36% Dec
30
42 %
42% Dec 30
14 V* July 27
35% Dec
10% Jan
5
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
29% July 15
104 y2 May
9
37% Dec
30
1
62% Sep
17% Jan
23
101% Apr
30
11
Sep 27
107
102
30
Oct
25
Oct
21
23
Feb
14
92
202% Sep
Jan
17
103
185
Oct
Sep
13
34 V* Jan
26
4
97% Dec
31
26
45
11
2% Jan
17
4
49
14
80% May
2
Apr
148% Mar 14
100% Mar
122
6
1,160
6
Jan
14
6
45
Aug 26
145
18
-
July 11
Sep 15
62% Jan
4
Dec
39% Dec
Jun
103
Jan
4
15
111
a
Jan
24% Jan
Nov
15
125
Jan
98 Va Dec
20
131% Mar
13
6
63
Mar 29
75
May 27
67% May 27
16%
Dec
62% Jan
9
47
Dec
11
A.
36% Dec
3
54
Nov
30
50
Dec
27
Columbia
Apr 21
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
Class
22% Jun
28
34 V* Dec
19
Class
77
May 27
44% Oct
11
28 V* Mar 15
46.% Feb
19% Jan
25
27% Dec 22
85% Feb
4
14
18
12% Jan
lo
45% Jan
6
108
3
DAY
13«
Nov
29
4% Nov
101 % Dec
23
31
23% Sep - l
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
15
30
Dec
Jan
6
4.64%
Conde
Cone
4
26
22% Jan
% Mar 26
42 % Nov
15
23% Mar 19
44 Va Jan
24
15% Jan
7
26% Oct
1
18% Feb
17
15% Dec
31
100
Nov
29
110% July 17
36% Mar 12
"18% May
9
"
:
$5
19
36% Jan
10
33-
Jan
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
l
108
Jan
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
3
Mar 16
14% Dec
11
Jan
53% Nov
112
Mar
109% Jun
104
Dec
14
27
Dec
28
Electronics
27% Jan
100% Jan
'*
97% Aug
II
23,000
14%
100
12%
500
*12%
12%
*57
60
70 'A
1
83
31
10
106% Jan
18
20
56 Va Aug
3
Dec
27
102% Mar
»
12
117% Nov
5
t
Common
4%
'
-
6%
:——
$5.50
•
41%
07
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41
41%
6,900
68%
37,000
68%
15%
39Va
67%
104
40
18%
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15%
15%
18%
6,900
104
40
40
2,200
19.
18Vb
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61%
400
16 VB
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94%
61%
4,200
94 %
61 Vs
62'A
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4.600
207
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84
38%
38%
97%
99
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67%
.
71
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385'B
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100
71
41
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40
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19
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66
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7,600
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2%
2,500
40 Va
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137
136
136
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105
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105
98%
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1,000
*750
42%
44
48%
39%
*38%
53
17,800
110
48:,u
14%
14%
3,000
33
32%
33'A
27,600
48%
57
*50
45 'A
79
14%
32:%
40
*55
10,600
1,000
*78
48%
50
103%
44
78
33 %
52 %
137
105
102 Va
78
32%
*50
103
43 "H
*14%
'55
*136
*100
78
*70
60
120
6,400
2%
105
%
Va
290
40:,t
2%
40 '4
5,400
101
71
19%
60%
38%
100
71%
*39%
41
19%
38%
9 8'A
*70
%'
137
100
48
*48'A
48%
200
39%
39 %
980
39%
Va
39%
*55
57
*55%
*51
*
2.30
32
33 Va
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
No par
16%
17
167B
17
17%
3
53
*51
57
*
T
50
53
17%
*79
79%
V*
33
32%
32%
33%
32%
32%
327'a
33
16 Va
17 %
17 Va
17%
42,700
17%
17 %
17%
1774
1774
4,700
79%
17%
*79
32 V*
*73%
797a
*78 7a
,
7,000
4,600
795/a
46
48
47 'A
48
47%
28 %
4 8 V*
29
47 7/a
48%
*28%
20%
28%
29%
29%
30%
2977
1
30%
29%
30 Va
30
30 Va
30
10
47 7b
48%
30%
40%
*47%
47
1
47'a
17%
17%
47%
47 %
17 V*
17%
17%
19
18:,b
1877
57,000
23
39
39 Va
39
39%
39%
397a
100
*100
39 V*
40
11,100
100%
100%
Inc
Co
4%
1
00%
100%
13%
14
No par
15
15%
15'A
38%
3'J
39%
17 %
17 Va
17%
*17
...No par
44%
xl02
5 Va
45'A
102
•
5 Va
5%
13%
14
45
*100
10077
5%
5
5 Va
5,200
14 Va
14%
10,000
147 a
400
15%
157a
15 V*
38%
39
387a
39
1,700
17%
'
-
17%
17%
177a
3,900
11,800
155/a
45 V*
103
45
102
45 Va
45
45 Va
-
102%
103
103 Va
1
30%
31 %
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
1.33%
15%
31
15%
15%
15%
15%
157 a
15 Va
157
Corp
3,200
1007a
'
102 V*
8.300
5 Va
15 V*
38%
•
3~r
■
8,200
3,400
"
13%
No par
10
6,000
1,700
5,100
B
4,800
'
Corp
15
Inc
41%
40
100
15 "4
40%
3
10
pfd...
!,
com
!
Inc
%
2,000
*99%
At,
6,500
89
50%
10
03
27%
88
104
94%
27%
49%
'
8(5
55
America—
Co
66
v
50
41%
41
14 %
40
1
1%
2
10c
4%
5
No par
45%
15%
15%.
46'A
45%
19
19'A
*88
100
5
No par
com—
43
2
2
4%
4%
45 Va
46%
46
94%
'
95
85 Va
.
.
93 Va
15%
.
16
1574
2,050
40%
41'A
*4174
43 Va
400
2%
11,300
2
1
94
96
95
86
86
86
5,500
3,700
,
46%
94
*94
90
19
*88
10
19%
19
19%
90
90
90
29%
29 Vb
29%
29%
2974
99
29%
99
99%
99%
47%
48%
No pa»
preferred
41%
41
5
*4%
4Q%
2
2
15%
41 %
41
40%
*39%
48%
4.000
97
.
580
97%
370
86
350
•
5
2nd
61,200
88
14%
pfd
27%
88
49%
30 %
-
conv
30
69%
207
*38%
$3 75 ^weferred
$4.50
68%
*80
*48 Va
j.
Baking
Can
60
*171
19 VB
*750
•
preferred
Continental
12%
*58
69%
26%
%
14%
—
of
"
20%
49
*93'A
98%
50
Stores
preferred
Continental
Va
69
89
%
18
84%.
Sep 18
' Jan 11
72%
12 7b
84
.
x72
57
82 Va
Tee "nAve
8,400
37%
93 %
1)1% Dec
/-..For footnote*
73%
36%
*13%
93 V*
39 V* Feb
104% Jun
72%
37%
94%
Dec
1,100
14%
94 %
99
29,900
61
36%
93%
23
18
*13%
94
36% Jan
17%
14%
No par
104
18
74 %
No par
19
17%
36. Va
preferred
5
July
8,600
preferred
28
100
9,900
$4.50
Dec
1,800
33%
$4.52
18 % Dec
3,000
37%
32'A
1
28% Nov 28
39
31V*
32%
3
88
38%
37
31%
Jan
8
38%
•
31%
109% Feb
10
V*
31%,
25'A
112
41'/a Sep
38
22%
*29
60%
18
105% Jan
29%
24%
19
Corp
7,800
22%
%
33%
Gas
Retail
preferred
100
23
/
29
,
60
Dec
$4.16
13,100
22
31%.
18%
70
100
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
4
800
68
108
24%
Dec
103% Jan
67%
108
60
92
31
67%
108%
24
93
82% Dec
8,100
17:Vi
l
51% Mar 13
3,700
9%
31%
24 V*
4
28
•
*105
22 V«
10'A
8%
31%
8%
31
66%
;
9%
130
59 V'i
18
9
66
108
37
43% Dec
3
6
109
*
Natural
fConsolidafied
10Va
8%
30 %
36 Va
26
10% Jan
8%
32
37Vi
4% Dec
7
13
10
Va
80
39%
100
Corp
Consol Rli of Cuba
9
10 %
24,700
207
%
98
No par
Ind
•Consolidated Foods
Container
101% Mar
97
coin.
com
Consolidated Laundries
14% Jan
45
14%
preferred '
21% Apr 16
43% July 25
28
44'A
327»
*
44
% Sep
44%
No par
;
10
1
67,200
42%
No par
Coppermine# Corp
Consolidated
11,900
94%
28%
System—
Co
19
26
34%
94%
28
*94
*80
65 %
No par
common.
34% Jan
Nov
33%
34
43
t.
86
pfd
2nd
23
Jan
34
41
*99
:
Engineering
r
15"
31% Oct
20 V* Nov
800
96
2%
Ry
Edison, of N Y
preferred iv.
Consol
69
2 8'A
40%
1st
Consol
5
8,000
4,800
68%
27 V*
2'A
series B
Southern
Consolidated
49% Mar 22
10,000
3
27%
preferred.lOO
Nast Publishing
14
69 V*
3
7,500
94
137
Mills
27
5
34%
2%
68 %
68%
.100
2nd
Pictures
16% Dec
Jan
2%
2.50
44
Dec
11
40 %
(The)...
cumul
700
r;
42%
2
Corp
Congoieum-Nahn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
12
:
10%
41%
40
Commonwealth Edison Co
8% Mar 16
18
10%
43
10
38%
18%
No par
Solvents
13% Dec
10%
No par
coin
Credit
11
600
57
42 Va
3
61%
70
1
Commercial
11
55 Va
8»A
43%
39
39%
-
50
stock__50
Commercial
8% Jan
55%
55 !
8'A
*171
38%
No par
gtd
4%
13
24% Jan
Va
8'A
207
*80
100
54
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
8V*
10%
*99%
65
*171
..15
com
i/
94 %
63%
15
?6
23% Jan
10
*93%
100
Combustion
44% Mar 19
5,900
19
00%
18%
18
21% Mar 20
36
19
40%
393/4
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
20
35'A
19
26%
15%
31% Dec
21
35 Va
18 V*
8%
49
40
20
Nov
34%
*
18 %
56
*88
CLOSED
104
$4.25
38% Dec
1,300
STOCK
EXCHANGE
15%
25
16%
26%
*99%
23
100
.7% Oct
26 V#
5
24% Sep
44% Oct
9
34%
69%
NEW. YEAR'S
44% Nov
20
34%
56 %
70%
67%
28% Nov
47% Jan
34 V2
*12%
61
69%
67
...
Columbia
Jan
33%
35
600
35%
42
2
1
33
2,600
31
41
17
57% Jun
30
30 Vb
23%
89
34% Aug
26% Feb
17
*55
cumulative preferred No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
6
20% Oct 23
27% Feb
7
3
58
97%
-
59 V*
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc
84Jan
Aug 23
54
30Va
*14
5
Broadcasting
26% Jan
..
53 V*
97%
30
36
12%
52j/2 Jun
38% Mar 14
Nov
78
17% Aug 16
53
98%
36%
50 V*
B
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
7,600
297/a
*29%
14
12%
No par
A
Apr 22
*
900
16
98%
8
89
preferred
noncumulative
32
15%
52%
1
preferred
31
15%
30%
9%
49
preferred
noncumulative
4%
84
98%
*31V*
10
Alkman Corp..
& Iron com
&
•
35%
14
1.5
Colorado Fuel
7
23% Nov 23
35%
par
76 Va
11
23
par
42%
4%
3,000
45
73 %
42%
Colorado
8%
8 Va
44
*80
/
500
93%
75
76%
22% Oct
17 Va Feb
73
5
10
5%%
900
•
26%
31%
No par
66V* Apr ' 9
59% Feb 16
-
52%.
18
17
No par
23 V* Oct
15% Mar 14
30%
.100
preferred
Collins &
50% July 30
51 Va Mar 12
15%
34
17
$3.50
5
85 -:
70
20'A
44%
,
15%
.
3,500
6,400
\8
8%
*80
2%
24 V*
Internal,'] Corp
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
9
94% Mar
23 Va Jan
19
O'A
*43%
59,900
20Va
■■
ASVh
59%
Ceca-Cola
40% Nov 29
8%
85
16%
106%;.,
10%
36%
23%
Corporation
Co
36%
44
18 Va
31%
35%
Ry Co com.,..100
Ilium
cumulative
36'A
17%
56
38%
59%
Co.
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
10
16
convertible
noncumulative
4%
2
36%
20%
65%
100
Molybdenum
100
68%
20 Va
22
No par
Corp
5
67%
X3C- •
X177/b
*104
100
Climax
Jan'
15%
106%
66Va
34%
22
No par
common
Cluett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
;
141
15%
106%
66%
17%
*97
10
Equipment
Cleviie
15-%
44
100
Elec
12,000
96 %
106%
»
20 VB
8%
370
94
*95
17%
-
37%
No par
Clopay
35% Dec
17
V*%
15%
92%
140
Electric-
16
27% May 28
Jan
&
93%
96%
20 Vb
108
*29
25
13
20
96
21%
25
3% Jan
33 Va Sep
Jan
Gas
92%
*95
106%65% "66%;
36%
36'a
DAY
26%
pfd
Oil
50% Jan
49% Dec
59
Cotton
5
127'% Sep
J
*68
com
preferred
Special
78% Aug 15
YEAR'S
*+■
34%
>104
Del_50
com
Pac
series
18
Mar 14
56
preferred
23
Jaa
30
<fc
nojicuin
Western
Dec
13% Nov 21
45% Dec
A
North
Jan
Nov
34%
50
2
39
14%
•
2 '/B
26
40
Ry
$4.50
preferred
Cleveland
Pitts RR 7%
3
75
13
Western
series
&
92^4
96%
"*105
"
*"
6b
*95
1
preferred
5%
10
105%
43%
2%
I
;
Cleveland
6
Jan
95% Mar 3
21% JUn 20
6
A
Great
Clark
13
43% Jun
105
8%
60
7
Aug 26
30
105
EXCHANGE
66
CCC & St Louis
80% Mar 26
19'
55% Oct
17% Jan
3
Jan
39% Mar 14
133% Jan
4
90
Jan
May 28
103 Va
105
*95
,
31%
City Products Corp.j
City Stores Co common
75% July 18
196
41
18
21
109
16
111
70
50% May
20
89% Nov
25% Feb
Apr
27
Nov
21,100
*8
8%
5%%
V
15%
8
68
No par
Manufacturing
City-Investing Co
18
15
Fibre Co—
<fc
Cities Service Co
42% Jun 29
23% Jan
3
6
78% Dec
7
45 % May 12
111% Jan
104% Jan
15
10%
1
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
Corp
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
Oct
42% Aug la
990
2
9
17y2 Dec
.' 93 \
2<j)% Oct 11
9
30
Nov
46% May 24"
191
4
-
14%
56%
43 %
1
10
4% ' preferred
t
•
23
-
Common
102% Apr
4
55 V* July 10
47% Jan
6
1,000
15%
18%
7%
55 %
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
29% jTuly 10
3
Jan
4
115
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
10
26
73
Dec
54
15
94
Aug 30
24% Oct 25
87
18%
0
65%
Cincinnati
37%. Jan
3
39% Dec 20.
46%
22%
32 %
31 %
Cab
Chickasha
3
Jan
22%
35 VB
9~50
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Chicago Yellow Cab.
No
1
87
Nov
25
33% May 31
69% Mar
1
40% Feb
27
108
9
Jun
.
3
19% Jan
Jan
51% Feb
*46%
10%
5%
60
34%
9%
5%
43% Mar
59 V2
46 Va
223/s
59
29%
1.25
Chic
14% May 22
12% Oct 26
7,700
%
'
22%
'/a
58
52%
10%
Chic Milw St Paul
'
61
40
46
89%
STOCK
43%
5%
75% Dec
4,400
22 %
33
5
preferred
Class
46% Feb
65 V*
46 Va
30
33
42%
Chic
6
64VB
1434
93%
29%
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
31% Feb
4
12% Nov
59
16
Apr
41% Jan
20
•50% Feb
1
24 V* Jan
30
45 ya Mar 14
Nov
109% Nov 21
27% Nov 19
44% Jnn
Aug 23
12
20
1
_L
Jan
13
28% Feb
21
29
Apr
98%
& Refining Co
Vouglit. Aircraft Inc
Checker
44% July 19
69% Nov 21
96% Jan
14 V* Jan
30
10 V»
65
2,100
12,600
22%
54
No par
'
3
64
•
15%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
"—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3% '/o convertible preferred
100
4
14
30% Jan
42% Dec
12% MHy
29
53% Jan
$4.50
24
"80
54
Champlin Oil
Chance
233/4
46 Va
85
lo
Common
d
5
24
58%
44%
No par
.%•
"'23%
16
Inc
7
29% Juil
18
36% Jan
Aircraf t
23%
65 %
Corp—
Co
1
12
43% July 26
18
Jan
Feb
27% Apr
45% Dec
6% Nov 28
16
Oct
Products
104%
;
NEW
50
Co
104V2
57
•
15%
-
Chadbourn
9
27% Mar 25
36% Mar 25
44% Dec
5
18
28
56% Sep
100
108
*82
No par
Co..
23%
8%
44
100
Corp
Gotham
Chain Belt Co
3
•' Aug
8%
par
N° p»x
23%
V 64
CLOSED
37
16,200
22%
103%
22%
20%
Ex-distribution
Cessna
8
45
31% May 24f
10% Mar 23
6
93% Jan
'
1
29% Nov
42% Jan
4% Jan
75% May
36%
19,500
45%
22 Vb
'
66
100
Sugar
Champion Paper
Oct
94
9
•
14
Aug 17
45% Dec 26
Va
106
>-65%
20%
West Corp
Pasco
Certain-Teed
10
*104
1
Georgia Ry com__No
Industries
de
15
26%
44
23
102
96%
25%
43%.
103%
89%
B
Co
preferred series Bl
Central & South
Central Violeta
77% July 19
%
14%
25%
42 %,
104%
103
17%".
J_,
July 27
19% Nov 28
22%
•
17%
4%%■ preferred-
41 %
8
89
25%
42%
*103%
15%
*
Shares
26
,
'
22%
14%
Central Illinois Public
Service
Central RR Co of N
9
47
v
22%
III20
Central Hudson Gas &
Elep
Central Illinois Light com.
July 24
Aug
"46
the Week
Jan. 4
42
57%
__x
_i
Agulrre Sugar
Foundry Co
Central of
:,r5%
Aug 14
•;
50
57
12250
.
preferred
Central
17% Mar 22
30% Sep
series
.
cony" preferred series A.100
16
57% Apr
36% Dec
10
Friday
Jan. 3
25
65%
*96
-5%
86% Jun
40% Dec
common
100
9
Mar 11
64
„
23 V*
102
4Va%
16
19
22%
5
Ceiotex Corp common
28
Nov
Co
preferred
12% Mar 16
'
103%
100
13
15% Oct
Apr 26
7
% Jan
rJan
47% May 3
20 " Jun 22
81% Feb
112
18
13% Oct
75
t
i
3
8% Dec
Mar 14
29% Jan
8
14
3
il9 .-Feb 27
,
21
103%
Thursday
Jan. 2
23 V*
100
Sales far
Wednesday
1
42%
22%
Caterpillar Tractor common—
10
Preferred 4.20%
_Iiqo
Celanese Corp pi Amer com__No
par
1%
2nd preferred
5'
.
41%
No par
Carriers & General
Corp..
(J I) Co common
1%
43
-
55% Sep
7
Jan
21
27
Jan
21 Va Jan
Ohio Ry
&
24%
5
Light
preferred
Jan
24%
"IlO
Case
9
95% July 18
104
-
&
Steel
Corp
4%%
18.
5
'
21-
Feb
Carrier
26
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
31
45% Jan
Nov
.
Carpenter
3)1
119% Jan
11
34
Apr 20
11% Nov 30
3
14% Jan
Dec
64 % Dec
23
22
18
21
% Jan 23
102
July 26
.
37% Dec
19% Apr
7% Jan -6
31V* Jan
July 20
83
„
Dec
Power
24% Aug 16
18 % Jan
5
liy2 May 28
-
Clinchfield
Carolina
62% May 16
19
3
26% Jan
10
29
18% Jan
20 V* Jan
19
Carolina
Tuesday
Dec. 31
i
(The)
Co
(Philip) Mfg Co^,
Carey
2
53 % Jan
t
Inc
9
65 % Dec
.
9
105 y2 May
8
19% Nov
114 % Nov
27
Nov
19 Va Dec
May 16
102% Feb
7
43
127% Aug
61% Dec
„
Dec 12
45
2
23 y2 July
.
2
11§
-24
29
'
53% Mar
Mar
Airlines
Par
Carborundum
Aug 17
27% Apr
49% Nov 20
"
EXCHANGE"
Capital
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICKS
Monday
'
1
29 Va Mar 20
121
22'/a Nov 29
-
40% Feb
Aug 16
177/8 May 16
108
45 Va
20
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
■'
.
41% Feb
14
Nov
•:
-
Highest
<
23
.367A Apr
121
49 %
-■
12
11
4iy»oct
v
■
23% Dec
10
Jan
23
Lowest
42% Dec
30% Mar 14
112
Range for Year 1956
83
100
*114
83
V*
117
47
*82%
115
47 %
84
115%
*99'A
46%
83
11377
100
477a
19%
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19 7«
92
30
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99%
4677
83
84
115
115
48
8+
115
10,400
10
3,500'
80
15,625
70
500
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
(54)
;■
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54
11
% Dec
bo
23
Dec
•
•
14
Jan
66
Dec
13
19
Apr 29
30% May 2
94 % J un
5
99
27% Jan
20
6
152 % Dec
7
98
102
183 V/ July
28
6
Jan
7
2
Jan
6
11
95% Jan 24
5% Sep
7 % Aug
I
2% Feb 18
48% Jan 28
98% Nov 15
34% Oct
5
27
;■
97% Mar
7
30% Jan
3
Cream of Wheat Corp
14% Dec
19
Dec
4
Crescent
11% Dec
11
187a Feb
7
35 '// Feb
23
29
50 Ve Nov
23
Crown
28
28 % Dec
59% Dec
3
91
Dec
9
46
Jun
14
Jan
13
20% Mar
Cork
6
3
73% Apr
26
&% Mar 14
14% Sep
15
7% Nov
16
10% Jan
3
37% Aug 19
31% Dec
28
40
Feb
13
6% Jan
3
9 % Sep
14
Curtis
9 % Jau
31
14% May
Dec
26
15% Jau
6
30% Nov
31
6
36% Nov
9
20
18
91% Sep
30
13% Nov
30
Dec
95
Mar 17
16% Oct
7% July 12
56% Nov
23
24
12
22
Jan
17
Mar
95% Feb
20
44 % Jan
24
50
Nov
16
18
76
% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
Sep
83
May 11
100% Nov 22
97
.
27
Sep 25
12 % Dec
18
163/a Mar 12
257a Oct
8
34% Jan
3
Deere
27% Dec
5
35% Feb
6
16
Nov
Jan
17
29
437s Sep
37% Jun
Aug 11
12
25% Apr
"
50% Dec
4
12
De
11
40
20
Devoe
31
605/a Aug 13
7
9
Dec
19
31% Nov
23
447/a Apr
34 % Jan
28
31V* Nov
27
35% Jan
17
13% Jan
22% Nov 30
17% Jun
15
23% Oct
19
12% Ja»
13 % Jun
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
29% Nov
29
49
7
9% Nov
Sep
23
11% Jan
30% Apr
10
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
61
26
79
Sep
Apr
11% Oct
15% Jan
29
60% Aug 17
Dec
12
75
Sep
5
26% Dec
26
39 % Apr
23
10
Dec
Nov
13
7
12%
3
18% Mar 31
16
Nov
62
387a July 25
21
Dixie
29
Dr
Douglas
62% May 17
93% Dec 21
72% May 28
957a Sep
14
18% Dec
3
237a Dec
21
43% Mar 14
60% Dec 30
57
Jan
10
19% Sep
12
24% Jan
10% Dec
21
14
Apr
7% Oct
26
157
Jan
18
249% July
117&
Sep
1
Dover
Dow
5
Dresser
117* Jan
1
17
Duplan
94% Aug 11
,
101
38
46% Jan
12
49% Apr
50% Oct
14
53% Apr
48% Jan
12
53
Feb
"
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
55
Nov
517a Sep
54
43
Dec
18
52 % Jan
18
.,
4
46
28
Nov
Nov
14
14% Jun
5
6
27
Jan
6
357. Jan
6
58
Jan
6
32% Jun 21
26 Va Nov
28
217V Jan
18
347a Dec
14
29 7a Jan
23
Mar 14
87% Nov
15
753/4 Jan
23
87'% Dec
12
22
67
163
45
Oct
4074 Nov
26
175
Mar 14
2
Jan
36 % Feb
17,
43 Ve Feb
14
31
61 % Nov
150
30
Dec
Feb
24
17% Jan
23
Jun
12
54
Jan
17
29
DWG
11
487a Dec
5
57 7. Aug
8
.37 7a Apr 19
.
547a Dec
17
1007V July 17
87% Dec
18
170
Apr
12
12
23
66
357a July 29
22% Nov
30
30
Oct
Jan
29
247a Mar 15
92% July 22
99
74
Dec
17
94
Jan
10
36
52
Sep 29
3572 Nov
26
50
Jan
3
107
May 27
90
106
103
Jan
Sep
6
14
51
4
% Jan
3
May 16
15
15
16% Jan
30
21% Dec
13
53
10
Nov
2374 Feb
15% May 18
357V Mar 14
37a Nov
Nov
2
10
3272 Nov 29
41%'Jan
5
Aug
57a Feb
4% Jan
2% Nov 28
34
14
1574 Jan
6
227a Feb
25
11
Dec
27
2074 Oct
17
31% Feb
17
21% Jan
20
47 72 Dec
28
53
28
47
Apr
12
433/4 Nov
3
44% Feb
10
3974 Jan
Feb
58 % Feb
54 V2 Apr
6
17
v
11
43
Apr
5
297V Dec
117V Oct
31
167V Feb
21
27
25 74 Oct
31
57V Dec 31
19% Dec
287. Jan
6
96
2
Feb
25% Apr
20 7a Jan
18
76
Jan
11
not
357a Dec
100
4
4
3
8
31% Oct
5
87
Nov
20
1
20
173/8 Mar 20
'
347a Dec 13
50
Jan 30
577? Dec 13
623/a Dec 28
31'% Dec 28
30% Sep 12
217a Nov
3
27
34% Mar
9
13'A Jan
Jan
23
98
5
32'% Aug
28% Sep
243/V Apr
23
25'% Jan
11
20
19% Dec
31
87% Oct
31
70
Dec
7
86
Feb
8
58
Dec
12
71
July 18
73
_^*r footnotes
Jan
Nov
July
spp
ppgp
22
9
23'% Mar 29
2
.
9,900
247k
25
10,400
24%
*4574
4574
46
46
1,000
407k
41'A
417a
417a
37%
38
38
65
*61
-
a
45%
to
STOCK
40 "4
41%
38
EXCHANGE
377k
37
65
,
CLOSED
64
64
46
41%
39%
37%
-
NEW
,4
YEAR'S
DAY
*61
40
41
65
6,500
100
»
217a
2274
13,500
%
397a
39%
400
39
39%
40
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7,100
;387a
227a
22 %
22%
22 7a
227a
•„
41
*39
41
*39
56%
577V
5672
57'A
55 7a
56%
3,600
58%
34
32 7
34
33%
34
337a
34' V
5,600
32
31%;
317V
32 Va
32 Va
32%
32
21
21
21%
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22
22
21 %
14 1V
14%
1472
14%
14 3 V
2,100
14%
14
327V
33%
5,803
*33%
0
-
*32
400
500
3172
313k
313 V
31%
10'A
103k
lO'/k
10'A
10 74
107a
2,200
10%
50' '2
50
51
5172
4,900
No par
50
50%
50
53
49 7 V
*60
62 %
*62
65
14%
64
*60
.
•
27 7a
28 7a
107a
1074
12%
12%
88 3 a
10%
10'A
1,600
2,200
127V
23%
.
12%
12%
13
8,000
893a
897k
90%
8,690
22%
89%
88
12%
89%
—
277k
27%
10'a
10'a
10 "a
10%
12%
67
*63
27%
27%
28
27%
88%
23
227V
23 34
1
23
7a
2372
22%
07%
65%
67
65'A
65:%
65'%
66 3
67 7h
51
,507 k
527k
52 74
50c
50%
50
1
17%
17%
17'A
1771.
1
11
11
11
11
Inc__
—
:7%
—
10
50
50
50
50
50
_50
10
1
10
5
10
8%
190%
192%
189:
104%
104%
1047k
84 3 V
84'A
35
35
*84
64
347k
35
44%
72
43%
437V
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46
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47
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49
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467a
497V
277a
51% 52%
867a 88
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153
607V ; 60%
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39 7a
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21
79
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40
40'/2
40 %
44
43%
43%
43%
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43%
800
47
47
47
200
,
49
47
*44
47
49
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49
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15
•
147V
45%
49 7a
50%
46
497«
14%
457k
15
50'2
'•
53%
52 V8
53%
87%
88%
89
90%
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152
61 %
877V
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154
63
63
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.
63
%
7,800
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30
155
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>
63%
24
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24
23%
78 Va
81
*78'2
81
79 "2
39%
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39%
*90
97
39%.
40
2,500
39%
39 %
95
*90
97
2,100
1,400
79%'
39'a
32 3V
277a
19%
72
62
89
155
237V
11%
33%
48'%
277.
8
*151
24
HVs
87
2,600
12,100
52
327/
33'%
'8,600
28'2
*27%
33',V
20
2,100
51 %
87%
2%
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46%
50%
52%
32%
55
62%
31',V
32%
67a
207a
33%
45%
*27%.
/
28
10
55
617.
30%
31'%
57V
—-
—
87%
327'a
11%
40
900
517e
ft
327'a
*47'%
140
.
273V
393A
97
2174
337a
3
National Watch Co
18
Elliott Co common
10
5% preferred
50
5% conv 2nd preferred50
El Paso Natural Gas
—3
New common "when issued",
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
4
Emerson Radio & Phonograph—. 5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—2a
4% preferred
10,0
Equitable Gas Co
;
8.50
Erie RR common
No par
5% preferred series A
,100
Erie to Plttahnreh RR Co
50
,
:
28
2,500
21 Ve
21 %
21%
217k
21'A
217k
3274
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
3%
3%
3%
3%
33
32%
33 %
32%
33
4,100
11%
1-1 %
11%
117V
11%
5,100
33%
32%
33
34
6,000
3 Ve
3%
Battery-
dividend
400
9,600
35
,
4374
47
45%'
*
1,800
85
*84
-
'
46%
50%
28%
105%
•
84% V
35%
*42%
:
47
*14%
16,300
192%
1047k
104%
*44
39
447k
147a
190
191
600
24,700
9
87V
*4772
39
43 72
'
1,800
11%
*10 7a
"
•
35,000
*44
4074
*42%
437a
43
|
40
*39
14%
_■
ll3a
27,900
4
18
177V
17%
87k
87a
8
34 7 «
1772
•'•..*10'%
77V
& co—
.
5,100
55
507*
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
,
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares
Elgin
2,600
283a
2474
*64
When issued
—
6% preferred
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
—2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
4 7a% preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4%% preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co
—1
stock
15,300
29 V4
"
10%
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
Storage
303a
28
29 >V
3174
Eastern Corp
257c
:.k
29 Ve
28 'A
>
1
Eagle-Plcher Co
Eastern Airlines Inc
Ex
7,400
V
preferred
Electric
327V Dec
(E I)
Cigar Corp
137 a
24%
41%
-
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
3,700
7a.
30
30 Va
23%
13
••
2.4'
No par
4%
Feb
54
14
17% Nov
$4.15
527a Jan
6
19
47
9
Dec
44% Dec
53% Mar 30
6
23%
.
28%
41
—
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
27
20
82
.
247V
10474
18
Feb
82
,
27%
1937a
53 72 Mar
86
28%
8374
50
*82
a
28
1047»
11
110
82
28%
19174
28
807V
*77
,
29%
ft
Dec
*80
82
28%
No par
Dec
80%
30%
No par
44
800
80'/a
*77
y
287V
series
39
49
33-
—
A
3,600
*48%
29%
$3.50
27
297
297V
487 a
ft
new
■—J,
137k
29%
48%
29 %
.
20
% 300
6
297a
<
30 74
Preferred
22
*12%
13 '/4
2,200
13,800
12'A
*5%
.'■v.-
5%
137a
series
387a July 12
%
237a
$4.50
20
81
12
13%
Preferred
Jan
55
*79 TV
12
23',V
Common
33
July 25
547V
81
13%.
3
99 % Jan
26
55
■
23 "2
46
No par
Nem
1,800
207«
Corp
Pont de
637V
13%
6
Apr
12172 Feb
28
Dec
83% Dec
12
Apr
29
33% Dec
102%
6374
23%
5
237
175% Nov 29
8
12
Apr
49%
49
58
Ltd
Dunhill International
du
124
Industries
62%
*12%
29%
*39
—l
Drewrys Limited D S
1,800
*57'«
13%
29%
49
*40%
Co—
3
67* Oct
*12%
No par
31
44%
29
No par
21% Feb
44 7a
2
50c
Co.—
507a Dec
45
a
29%
25
Ltd
—
23,300
12
.
297b
86
200
457a
55
12
6
400
20%
447a
*7 87V
81
•
*20
200
45%
20 3
'
23%
23%
13
V 13 %
l
127a May 23
4
55% ;V
*82
1
—
10% Jun
14
55
2
t'fne)
Aircraft
Corp
54%
..22%
common
Corp
Chemical
627.
10
44% Nov 20
16% Nov 23
3
15
12 % Mar
827a July
62%
*78%
14,200
55
61%
%
79%
7a
*54
44%
6374
lfl
preferred series A
Mines
Dome
45
45%
44 7a
*82
A
Co
Pepper Co
16% Mar 21
45
8
%
8
*20
46 'a
24%
Corp
Dobeckmun Co
9
Apr
conv
20 7t
44%
28 7/
Cup Co common-
5%
2074
467a
50
.
Divco-Waync
20
1,500
3,700
,32%
I 8%
*31 72
55
,"*547-:
55
53%
1
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
6
55
86
20
Match
r
8%
8%
8 74
8%
150
8%
8
32%
73174
8,900
66 %
*65 74
8
8
31%
31%
32
%
a
87,
8
8%
82
Light Co—13.50
Co
Stores
6,600
65 7a
05%
80
Grande West RR_No par
137e Aug 27
49
26
29
30 % Mar 14
13% Nov
39% Mar
May 25
9
Diana
12,200
11
No par
Diamond T Motor Car Co
23
25
103/4
11
65 74
80
10
cumulative preferred
$1.50
2472
11
65 74
*77
50c
Western
&
Alkali
Diamond
25
11
%'
55
*94
65'
81
-100
-
Raynolds class
&
Diamond
5
40% Sep
37% Jan
31% Jun
Vilbiss
43 % Dec
Apr
26% Feb
32
24%
'
10%
82
Detroit Steel Corp
43% Jan
3
28
24 3 .i
49
7
42% Feb
1,460
*78
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
32% Jan
38,800
227a
*80
Edison
1
95%
80%
2172
13%
Detroit
11
79 7o
23
29
Detroit
Oct
80 %
19%
*12%'
10
7
14
Feb
95
783a
*5%
26
34
94
79%
19
11%
Jan
18
93
77 %
5%
50o
Power 8c
24% Dec
92
ll7u
48
22
35% Apr
Delaware
9
92
78,8
5%
20
C
600
54
J1 %
387a Dec
14 % Feb
'2974
5474
541V
54
25
13
29 74
55%
297*
53%
62 %
23
17% Sep
12% May 17
27
July 25
79
29 74
500
29%
29
*29 7a
20
337a Jun
Nov
*29 '/a
83
*78 72
54
29 7*
,
45%
i'45 %:■
38% Jan
64
10,400
53 %
16
24
5,700
12%
100
Hudson--
&
Lack
Denv & Rio
147a
1272
8%
—20
Delaware
May 14
/•147V
12 72
x797V
common—
Delaware
47
8
14%
127a
2.50
preferred-.
31 % May 18
10
'29
14%
12 ''a
*31
21
Jun
90
7
Jan
Nov
41
18% Sep
367a Jun
3
25% Mar
4
30
Co
*28 74
14 7.
12%
100
Decca Records Inc__
23
5
&
28%
14%
100
5
Dayton Rubber Co_
7%
28 %
28%
8
,i
B
series
Feb
29
26% May 28
66
3.90%
99
*
39% Sep
83
65 %
2.50
1
A
series
12
35% May
26
33 '/a Jan
3.75%
Preferred
1
*78 72
35%
34
a
75%
1
series
Dec
81
20
83 %
53%
10
13% July 11
6
31% May 16
36
Preferred
6
95'// Mar
3.75%
Preferred
3,600
19,100
*78%
34 '
24
Inc
Power & Light common
2Vz
367a
%
83
10%
A
272
35'%
2%i
2 72
2,600
92
—«_.—T
—
%
6
6 7a
14,000
6%
2%
24%
convertible
Dayton
0%
2 7a
21%
*6
33%
19
Inc
20 % Jun
28 % Dec
17
14% Jan
Sep
48
14
33 V* Aug
5%
6%
150
159
2174
21%
21
*
15672
158
150
50
13,200
297a
29
29%
28%
7
2%
10%
Daystrom
3
96 % Jan
2
17% Jan
30% Dec
96
33%
19
...
5,300,
88
*94
278
5
Stores Corp common
preferred
DaVega
17 % May 21
.
May 16
6874
88
96
33 %
No par
No par
Corp common
preferred series
Dan River Mills Inc
6% May 21
27.
% Dec
6774
89
21%
24%
„
6,400
63.%
155
10
6
100
_
26 74
89
21
6%
257k
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155
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DAY
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NEW
21%
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96
72
100
pfd
37* %
17:,/a Mar 19
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29 3 4
155
%
21%
2574
69%
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CLOSED
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Dana
96
4
29%
25
Sugar
-
1
1
Sep 15
a
21
13% July
93
Class
D.c
32% Mar
%
28
EXCHANGE
97
.130
66
91
67%
STOCK
70'*
91
153
No par'
.
:
Cutler-Hammer
6
91
49% Nov
11% Dec 31
4% July 16
31
<19 %
29
Curtis-Wrigtit common
19
Jan
42
28
Nov
4% May 12
11% Oct 28
23
497* Nov
Feb
25 Va
g.so
preferred—
preferred $1.60
Prior
65
79
*64
,25
14%
Drug Stores Inc
47% Oct
22
53%
6
43% Jan
64%
32%
53
*63%
6672
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6,600
•31.74
*5174
32 74
517* 751'%,'
.
25%
-
•'
32
52
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66 7a
12%
Publishing common
Prior
32 %
31%
*50%
51
7a
preferred
1
Oct
53
8,900
12
Cuneo Press Inc
19
Nov
21
26% Jan 23
33 % Feb 14
30
4%%
63 % Juiy 19
52% Oct
% Feb 23
42%
14%
Cudahy Pack lng Co common
84% Aug 20
19% Dec
67
52% May 23
Jan
10
.
noncura
Cunningham
11
Mar 29
6'A Oct
41%
28 %
Amer
of
Cuban-American
Feb
31%
42
•95
5
Cuba RR'6%
7
7% Jan
65
40 %
No par
Steel
fa"/4 Jan
59
43%
Corp
preferred
Crucible
26
25% Dec
8,200
41%
u
seal common
&
Zellerbach
$4.20
2
31
23% July 25
14% May 28
1,000
58 74
—l
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18% Mar 29
9% May 2
6
13% Jan
4172
55
*78%
Common
3
Feb
78% Dec
8
7
697a Apr
104
27
Dec
—
preferred
#2
Crown
May
57%
preferred
33/4%
18
22
23
107
1317V
41
56
—25
100
Dec
30
55% Nov 30
Sep 27
5
32% Jan
9
12% NoV
128
42
54 72
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—1
Corp.
28% Oct
16
130
*4174
24 %.
.1
Crane Co common
37% Sep,
102
Internatlonaf
Coty
26
8,200
125%
6
May 29
6,200
25,400
41 %
64%
—100
Corp
1.QC0
1;
6%
67a
67a
6 %
,
.
5 7 fa
43%
3
6% Jau
42% Mar
22 % Sep
13% Mar. 30
33 % Dec 30
Petroleum
46%
126%
'32%
Refining common.10
preferred——
1%
Cosden
25%
45
4174
32%
—1
Corp
2574
53%
42 %
50
Electric
6
125%
24%
*
.?
42%
*50%
preferred
,—'
100
pfd 3 % % series of 1947—100
Products
Corn
Mar
3
3 72 %
Cum
:
23% Aug
4
Dec
79
Sep 13
33
7
33
25
32% Feb 24
25
5
% Dec
2
,
Jah
180 V*
Oct 30
20
:
45
58 %{
127,
5
5
Corning Glass Works common—5
5
Jan
99
Dubllier
Cornell
40% Mar 12
Dec 28
o
15%
45:%
24%
,,.45%
16,700
147a
57 %
_50
series
series
6%
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»
6 %.
Shares
14%
147a
•-
<
the Week
Jan. J
42
5
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Convertible pref 5%
87V/ Apr
00% Nov 29
89
May 23
126%
14
Co
Range
Cooper
31
46
45
.
ft
„
Copperweld Steel Co common
14
52
6
Dec
2a
30
73% Jun
23% Dec
26
% Jan 81
Delaware
ol
14%
14%
Friday
Jan. 3
25*7
5%
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
Mar 20
nt
20
23
41
Continental Oil
Continental
Deti¬ 26
• /
45%
Thursday
:}
Jan
Rale* f*»
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SALK
HIGH
Wednesday
*
25 'V
*24%"
—1
Continental Motors
Jan. 1
-
14%
14%
Insurance
Continental
15
45% Nov
Dec. 31
'
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
preferred—1—25
convertible
5%
Aug 10
138
1
24% Jan
37% Nov
100
28% Jan
0 ;
23
54
July 27
95% Jan
26
•3
9 % J;.n;
49 % <".pr
July
58
14
8
175% Dec
58% Apr
5
53
July 19
Mar 14
12
Jan 26
Oot 28
29
Sep -20
,
25% Jan
Sep
21V* Mar 29
50 % Jan
19
2
&27V Sep 19
28% July 27
28
35% May 18
it3,a Apr
28 % Oct
94
Jan
34% Juri
14
25
18
20 % Jan
15
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Dec
44% Nov
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22
43
8
14% Feb
2
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25% Mar 14
16% Oct
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Continental
14
22V* Feb
23
23% Nov 25
(i
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«../
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•
EXCHANGE
12% Feb
14 V* Muv
May 12
70
Lowcai
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Lowest
STOCKS
YOKK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1956
Year lUou
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Frevioui
JUDKC for
*47%
57
47 %
48%
*55
*54
17,700
•
33
47%
*47
48%
58
*56
58 V2
60%
61 %
39,200
20
100
61
60%
20,200
30%
14,400
61
61%
30%
31
30 %
30%
30%
32 %
32 7 V
327k
32 7
a
32'A
327k
5,800
6%
6%
67k
20%
20%
23,200
1,400
"
67»
6%
20%
20-4
*20'/2
33%
33 3
6
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27%
19%
21
33%
.
33%
1,090
33%
33%
87
85
85
27 %
27'%
27%
27%
27%
4,100
20
20%
20
20'/a
10,000
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72
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74
62
*60
62
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20%
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72
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86
20
200
Number 5601
185
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
•
•;•/
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Va¬
lance for PrevleH
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Lewset
il
Oct
6'
43
,
^
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V 15
May 16
22% Mar 14
•
68
'
Sep
•
26
Nov
47
Dec
7-
1
25% Dec
*
37% Nov
1
62 Va Jan
*
24
17% Jan
17
40% Jan
3
4
f
16
24
29% Feb
13% Feb
62
Dec
20
Dec
28% Jan
Mogul
18
Federal
Pacific
Federal
Paper
36% May
21% Sep
Dec
3
4.6%
Board
cumulative
Federated
10 Vt Jan
9
Felt
31% May
1
Fenestra
&
Dept
Co__
Mfg
Oct
1
135
May
35 Vb Jan
18
54
18
14'%
15:»4
157b
..
22%
22:%
,
*61
if
6 Vt
6
:
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14%
22%
23 Vt
68
54
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22%
22' :ii
33%
33 va
v.V
■
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.
17,800-
68
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52'%
38
22%
1.300
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20%
30'A
5,100
33%
*19%
20
30 'A
30%
5,000
64h
14%
52'%
33 va
*19%
20
30 V*
50%
i 38%
22%
*19%
31%
66
*60
38%
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31 va
30'%
%/
2,500
7,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9'.%
9'%
9 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25'%
25'%
25%
25%
29 Va
29%
28%
29 V,
28%
29
29
30
4,200
30%
31
30%.
31
va
30'%
31
30'%
304
9,700
,
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1,400
/.
1,400
104
53
Sep 26
Mar
61
48%
47%
48 %
48%
48%
48
26 V6 Mav
30 % Feb
23
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Inc NY—„_5
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc——lo
47%
24
26 Vt
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26'A
264 a
2,500
30
53
Nov
19
91% Jun
27
Filtrol
62
65
63%
66
64
65
64
65%
14 800
82 V*
23
68
Feb
10
93
D:c
26
Firestone Tire & Rubber
96%
95 %
96%
94
95'%
22'%
9.,%
101% Nov
14
106% Jan
16
*102
102'%
>
Sep
108
9
Mar
3
100
1
•
20
11%
Sep
19
10% Jan
46% Feb
17
33% Nov
29
52
Dec
27
106
1
Mar 26
4%
cum
4%%
47
May 23
Dec
61
3
Jan
3
12% Feb
21
27
41
Feb
7
105% Mar 14
Firth
$4
12
12
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
Co
Florence
14
41% Feb
16
54% Aug 14
Florida
Oct
11
36% Feb
13
50 y4 Aug
Florida
40
July
7
69% Sep 14
105
46% Jan
25
D3C
12
83% Dec
10
41
Jufy 15
;,102
102%
!o^%:
101
•%'
Tb
*102
104
*102
104
105
48%
/
102"
5,600
3,700
70
102
62
Apr
IO21/4 Mar
2
18
9
Co
(The)
—5
Ll '.4
.
Power
&
12%
13'a
2.400
51 Va
51'A
51%
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48
47%
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48
42%
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43
80
88
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62
62
133
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133
'51—15
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1
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51
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par
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15%
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pfd ser of
cum
48
47%
47»%
92 Vt
51
7'/a
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Food Fair Stores Inc
div
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31%
35'%
1
_
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litJ%4'
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93
No par
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47%-
49%
—5
common
Power
$4.20
48%
*88
34%
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43
/ ,4o%;
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90
20
93
5,500
20
93
'
Feb
28
61% Sep
126
Sep
96% Nov
30
100
20% Oct
11
29% Oct
28
102
102%
No par
preferred
26% Jan
13
Carpet
(The)
FHntkote
48% Apr
Jan
x()6
100.
First National Stores
G
43% Mar 15
-G.25
preferred
18% Mar 11
32
1
com
304
*102
_100
Corp
35% Jan
99
preferred—
conv
■
62% Jun
26
Aug 29
17
Feb"
67% Dec
9':V; Aug 17
36% Sep
100
Nov
44% Nov 29
Jan
>
'2,200
1,700
22 4 b
6 Va
•
54%
38'%
33%
33%
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68
38'Vb
28,700
."-5,000 :
■
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14'%
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20
15%
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;
38%
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50
4, ioo
2,200
10%.
-
66
49%
50 Tb
7
17,200
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Fibreboard Paper Prod com
33%
NEW
38%
30%
59%
10%
*62
55
38'%
33%
■59 'A
59%
13%
6G
%
14'A.
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92%
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May
124
CLOSED
91%
7 ■;
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43
22
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Inc
29
27
.
.
/.
92%
V8'
10
Tarrant
29% Nov
Apr
148B
•
5
Stores
Ferro
23 Vt Sep
-1414
-
25
com
39% Mar 23
1
EXCHANGE
2.0O
Co
preferred
26% Norv 29
17
6 Vi»
16
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22%
22'%
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25%
15%'
59%-
15%
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,
STOCK
1
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,
25
15%
-
*;
*
10%
15%
50%;
v-
59%
25%
15%.
25'/<
,
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-
.
10%
shares 4
Fan. 4
92
12%
-
4% 5%
1953 series——50
Bower Bearings
5
Electric
66
50
.
92
59
'
22%
.'••./V61
;
5
pfd
conv
39% Nov
Mar 14
93
7
10
37% Mar 14
Aug 14
91'%
>
15%
22%
1
50
Corp common1
pfd ser A—50
cum
Federal
24% Dec
23
«
59%
4:'15%-:
?
2
36% Apr 26
6
22
conv
5%%
1/7
1
8
Feddere-Quigan
5*
1
—
27
4
25
Farwlck Corp
41% Aug
26
23
•
7
27
18 % Dec
9
6
17
7% Jun' i 7
30 Vb Dec
8% Nov
de Co.—.,
No par
& Airplane Corp -dE.". .2-%-3-AV.
Co_——_I—„_2(r'
Faiitaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B
;
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
%
•55
5 7
V« Jaa II
13% Feb
94 %
12
Apr
14% Dec
9
7
"
10%
Sugar
25'%'
15%.-■
■
Sale* ft
the Week
Friday
'
Jan. 3
"
15%
24
-
'
15%.
12%-
25 % Mar
<■
48% Oct
3l
93
Jan. 2
.
24-%
Fajardo
-
43 % Jen
r
-
3
Morse
23'%
15%
Fair child Engine,
53% Dec
5% Dec-17
10
1
:
Thursday
Wednesday
..
Jan. 1
15
75 Vb Mar
-
Oct
Fairbanks
Tuesday
,
Dec. 31
Co—5
——
Ex-Cello Corp ■:
2
Aug
Products
Monday'
/ Par
20
a-v;
4
12
Oct
Evereherp Inc
Mar 23
V
■
15%'Nov
-
...
45 -•,! Apr ? 29
29
Ev-ani
96
-
>-T0%.Sep .26
3
41% Sep 27
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Jun
29% July 17
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20
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9
22
*
7 '*!£ /"21
■774 • .-July
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9
20% DeC
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
tflW YORK STOCK
,
•
38% May. 1'
; 59% Dec .26.
la > .JuA
' J
7:i*:.10'4 Dec. 7 V
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17% Mar
;26%Jyun 25 *
■',
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.
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15% Jan
30%
41% Dec
6 '
12% Nov
13% Dec .28
l*wetc
72 % Dec
24% jan
v
Range for Year
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
.'
„
May 11'
YORK STOCK
A
U 26.^ Sep 29
/ 26% Sep 13 v:
10'
13% Jan
*
-
•.
(55)
21
51
Feb
13
77
July
6
21
109
Feb
13
159
July
6
3
82
Nov
30
100
Mar
5
Jun
50
63% Mar 12
16 Vt Dec
27
21 V8 Jan
Apr
4
6
30% Oct
3
3%%
Motor
Foremost
61%
%
62
128!
128%
61%
Va
41% Apr
18
Foster-Wheeler
24
13% Nov
28
Francisco
13% Mar 12
Franklin
Stores
78
July 18
97 % Mar 20
Freeport
Sulphur
16% Mar 23
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
Corp
28 % Dec
27
22
Dec
11
Fruehauf
Trailer
94
Oct
24
79% Oct
4
9% Dec
22
p
-
85'%
56
55,100
17
17!4
18,400
42 Va
40 Va:
42
35,000
12%
12%
13'
12 VB
12
12%
94
92 %
S3
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55%
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16
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12
13
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81
79
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55
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10
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133
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85%
a
84%
54
2
62
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3
16%
84%
5
100
Inc
24
28
29
125
preferred—100
Co,
Dairies
31
98% Nov
G
10
preferred
Ford
% Feb
68
13% Nov
convertible
11% Dec
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
Jan
3%%
Corp
■
Mar 31
12 %
Machinery & Chem
'
51% May 28
26% Aug 22
14 Vt Jun
Food
*lti
16%
110
7,000
80
j
3,000
400
16%
•
25% Dec
6
88% Mar 30
38% Apr
94
23
Mar 29
4%
Co
common
preferred
100
23 7
*73
80
*79
79%
23'A
23%
23
251
a
83.700
a
83
100
g
5% May 18
6% Dec
14
Jan
25
11 %
Sep
15
9% .Tun
8
11% July 19
41 % Jan
18
49 Vt
July 27
41% Dec
26
491/2 July 20
27% Dec
30
39
Feb
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
46%
Feb~25
9
11
9% Jan
3
30% Sep
32% July 18
4% Oct
20
25Va Oct
21
15% July
43
Dec
6
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
6
Jan
4
Jan
9% July 17
(The)
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
Gamewell
Gar
Corp (The)
Industries
x31
32
5
42
42%
42 '
2
53
5.3%
53%
.
1
31
3
14% Dec
1
3% Jan
Mar 30
22
33% Jan
25% Jan
1
99% Sep
24
60% Oct
1
73% Dec
31
General
May 22
10% Aug
30
General Baking Co common
Mar
39
July 16
16% Aug 13
GVb July
5
convertible
4%%
7%
1
com
preferred
34
General
.,
STOCK
5 •'
21
Nov
38
29
30% Sep
Dec
29
107% Mar
57% Jan
28
71
Dec
29
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
9
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
125
29% Jan
7
15
6
Jan
6%
19
General
1^2
17
Jan
5
26
convertible
$8
100
32 '
32%
12 %
6,800
41 %
31 vt
41'A
53%
53%
53 7
41
81
a
14 7
1.5 Vi)
.
28
34 % Mar 13
41% Nov
23
General
80% Dec
13
97% Feb
13
4%
30% Jun
12
40
25
6
138
Oct
5
13
27
2
21% Mar
17
7
46% Oct
27
Mar
Dec
13% Dec
7
2
119
11
Dec
Oct
Jan
13
17% Jan
3
4?
Bronze
19% July
6
7% Oct
28
66% Jan
120
77% Jun
General
Jun
11
19
26
General
1
50% July 23
General
Foods
31
10 Vb Mar 20
General
73% Dec
General Mills
.
61
May
9
Apr
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
Nov
14
119% Dec
20
127
Jan
3
110
Dec
31
124 »/a Feb
Aug
9
102
29% Jan
July 11
108% Dec
11
122 % Mar
40% May 28
49
18
1
% Mar 20
16
5%
Dynamics
Electric
$5
Jun
30
65
Dec
27
101% Mar 15
35% Nov
9
31
Feb
1
6
5,0% Feb
10
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
36% Nov
2
71% Apr
19
34 % Oct
General
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
2
23
53 % Feb
Nov
28
35% Aug 24
4% Dec
17
5% Aug 20
31
33
39% Sep
Mar 17
>
15
34
29
24
Oct"~3lT
33% Dec
17%
38 % Nov
21
Dec
28
General
4
53% Dec
19
29
Steel
Telephone
Time
45% Jan
18
65% Nov
14
47 % Nov
29
66% Apr
5
General
Tire
91
Nov
16
98
Jun
13
90
May 17
103% Sep
26
118 % Jun
27
96
Nov
27
74
Dee
26
16
4V*%
5
4%%
10
4%%
12
12
52% Sep
18
13
Jan
23
31
61
July 24
9% Jan 12
$5
4%
preferred
45% Sep
13
40 % Jan
3
8
23 % Jun
8
54% Aug 23
'31 Vb Nov
7
Gillette
Sep
Aug
8
90
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
$4.50
36 % Oct
11
44% Mar
2
34% Sep
28
155
16
Dec
168
Jan
ll
3
2
153
Feb
•
Sep
14
5% Jan
Mar 14
163
Nov
9
Goebel
23
Gold
Co
&
(The)
Stock
Telegraph
31:%
5(r'i
57%
8
42 Vt Jan
3
28% Nov
20
36
100
108%
10
100
16
13
Grace
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
Sep
21
10% Dec
30
29 %
May 23
39% Sep
12
34
Feb
9
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
34
Nov
19
35
93
Mar 21
100
Dec
7
77
3
Dec
31
5% Nov
29
.
20% Mar 16
> 36%
Aug
9
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*
18
45
Jan
*3
99
Feb
17
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49'/a
49;,4
25%
26
4,500
3447
35
2,700
4'JV'n
40%
40%
25%
34%
40%
2544
34%
31
29 7
30 va
30
30
57 V*
56
56%
55%
56 7 7
.
21% Jan
,
33% Dec
2
18
74
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
23
1
2
25 Va Feb
14
96% Dec
3
Feb
35% Jan
30
79-
Nov
29
44 %
Sep
19
38% Oct
2
24% Feb
9
19% Oct
2
May 26
77% Dec
2
130% Dec
31
149 Va Jan
11
70% May 25
79% Jan
10
153
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
13% Jan
6
16% Mar
93 % Dec
28
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27
9
79% Dec
22.
20
14% Feb
2
Mav 31
99
footnotes
25% Nov
18 Va Dec
For
7% May 18
27
41% Aug
10
108% July 1?
46% Apr
23% Mar
3
1
3.7 % Mar 12
21% Oct
30
17% May 10
op
■lan
3
a
40%
1,700
15,500
.
1,300
12,500
78 •'!
1
*99
103
*99
103
*99
103
203
111
*108
110
110
110
5.0
*73%
75
109
109
75
73%
7347
75
75
43
77
79 %
78
70%
78%
79 Va
79
79'a
510
27
28%
2*7 3
28
27%
28 14
28
29%
17,700
49%
49 %
50
487it
47'a
49%
48%
49%
*8%
0 V
*8%
*8'A
8 Va
a
49 'a
a
28%
42%
4.7
25%
25
;T)-'ii
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«0
35
351 '■>
35 %
81
31
3>V
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1
2o%
91
43 Vt
44
8.600
25
25%
9,930
91%
35%
85%
35%
3%
3 Va
3%
300
3.700
36
10.000
3%
165
*160
165
*160
10,100
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43%
25
*90
165
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165
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7'
3
8 Va *
42%
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93%
42
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700
43%
47 'a:
49 1
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73%
75
73%
74'''.
73'
a
74%
7 4 Va
75
8,600
83%
81.%
83 %
80%
82%
79%
81
14.300
35
34%
34'.a
35
35
57
56%
56 5 a
6,700
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1%
2 ',400
"
4
-
34 %
35
34'
1
87
57%
56"-,
57'a
56 %
1%
1 "ii
1 %
3%
1 %'
a
1%
1.200
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
No par
—5
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11%
11s!!
1 I7..
11%
11%
(The)
^5
297:f
30'/,
ro'a
39%
30
»A
30%
30%
30%
4,500
59 %
57 7
59%
57 %
58a
574 a
58 "4
13.003
,—12.50
88 ' it
34%"
34 •',
35
35
35 %
35'A
.35%
2,200
79 Va
79
%
80%
80 Va
Grand
Union
Granite
Grant
Steel
City
(W
3%%
Co
T)
Co
:
common
preferred
—
•
.5
100
;
79
11
-
a
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Grayson-Robinson Stores
*
.1,800
*18
03%
Rubber—...
Co
&
6,300
18%. i
32
18
48%
5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
44% Jan
Apr
60% Sep
18
55 % July 25
23
5 i:!a
32 va
32
18
48%
VA
101
301
--5
»
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120
—-_10
30% Dec
Ri
6,000
39 7
Co
Goodyear
<fe
36'A
31 %
1
Goodrich
(B
13,200
35%
34%
—
89% Mar 23
Tire
14,500
30
Co—
84
Co
a
4 4 it
40'A
1
1
34% Dec
33
4%
39 'a
No par
23
6
43 7
32
440
*32
34
—
Oct
5
41
1
4%
30
common—
Jan
6
41 %
33
•>»j
1,100
.
4 %
40
40;:«
'
1
1 *»
3%
66
22% Jan
3.200
25 Va
49%,
60
12 Vb Jan
2,000
68
24%
49'%
7
27 y8 July
35 Va
67%
a
25%
,:8%
30
(W.
34%
67 7
2 3%
48 %
'
3
85%
3347
67%
31
49'-.
87% Dec
3% Mar
85 vt
33%
.
49
10
66% Jun
11
85
1
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43%
—4
6
1% Nov
85
'l'>. '■>
67 Va
50 Vt
—
18
27
84%
a
J.i
1
1
1,500
o'} :i'
35'A
Co—
Co
Brewing
111%
18
10')
:
100
_——-1
preferred
Glidden
25
110 Va
67
X84 1
———10
Brothers
110%
110
a
32 %
(501
500
112,800
42 va
35%,
100
common.
(The)
Gimbel
109 V
2,500
..
43%
-•43%
18
—
59% Jan
Dec
:j
69
1,300.
8,600
8.200
'«
111%
110%
43 VB
35
tuni—
50% Jan
41% Mar 14
4 1
68%
111
110'a
•k.i'1 It
31%
——
Corp
Products
99
9
xl09%
111
68 Va
67
",,
ill
17%
—
preferred
29 %
Vb Mar
V«
4.; 11;
No par
Corp
preferred
conv
preferred-
Gerber
17
41
44
.' 67
110%
.11 1 %
354i
:
Rubber
&
Getty Oil Co
18
15
130
————10c
Corp
preferred
11
Dec
com—1—_1%
43%
a
r,~
68 Vh
68
110 %
Castings Cprp.
Georgia-Pacific
Jan
5
6%
*
90% Jan
38% Oct
20
43%
Corp.,
General
8% Oct
18 "a
6%
35%
General
45% Dec
17%
42%
6%
(i''
33
General
41
va
43%
6 41,
17 711
7
5
18
424.1,
(JVii
82%
2
3
18'A
48',.
34%
22
Mar
18 111
4.2'%
6.67
Nov
9% Oct
18%,
6%
Cbrp—,—5
Apr
34% Oct
52
18
437/»
(>•'«
Signal
46
2
33
43%
-No pa:
Utilities
36
86% Sep
43,600
a
J
Realty
2
"37 Va Sep
33,200
5J %
4%
13
2 7
57%
58%
39%
23
25 % Nov
5647
*31'a
Jan
28
Va
59%
4%
% Dec
75% Nov
57
59 %
32 %
32 % Oct
Sep
5641
40'/«
29
84
57 7 it
59 7
—No par
-
121% Apr
56%
39;%
38
400
59%
.
*81 %■
Shoe
1,900
11%
58
A
Railway
14%
11%
60%
Corp
Public
70
14%
12
59%
Equipt
General
Oct
12
57r'»
(Delaware )_J
Service
700
14%
14''4
11%
12
preferred————-A
29% July 18
102
14%
31 %
Utiiues-—JUc
General Refractories
10
General
100
'
38 Va
12J4i
*124
126
*
*11%
14%
31 %
1
Precision
%
8 5
*37%
38
38
125
13%
10
—_—_1
1—5
*83
85
*83
38%
129
*125
125
a
84
38'.,
Co—
3
28
39%
3 25
'
*83
84'/4
3917
a
Cement
39% Jan
8% Apr
82%
—No (jar
45% JUly 11
37 % Nov
No par
Corp
Corp
21
31
5,300
100
Nov
35% May 25
1,400
40
—__TOO
Corp
Corp
Outdoor
General
7
34% Jan
4
38 % Mar 28
70
23 4a
common
General Public
18 % Dec
3,600
3/JOO
40 Va
<38%
34
-",7
76
.'•9%
129 Va
23%
34
9
y
9 Vh
23'%
8(3 Vi
19
73
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$60
40 4b
67
May 25
94b
9,800
.
40 !ii
33 '«
Nov
72%
128
...
99 Va
23
85 %
14% Feb
Mar"24
128
100
52
28'
40!
Advertising-—15
24% Nov
13%
7
u
*126'%
27%'
"99%
23' V
Preferred SG.75 series-——..No par
conv
9!
9 >,A
*50 'A
40%
Corp
General Portland
$1.60
1
23
12(3 %
com—No par
v100
Co
Motors
General
59% Dec
*125!
72 %
73
a
9 •,,
*
23%
preferred
7
72!
-
.
27%
99% •100
40'A
preferred
43% Mar 14
98
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52
i
267.t
27
3!i:l V.
— _
Instrument
General
"9 V-t
*50:!
-52
•
100
22%
Corp common—2
Finance
Oct
6% Dec
2o
13
6
Mar
23
General
65 % Aug
17
5
Feb
59% Dec
23
43
13% Jan
1
52% Jan
30
*99%
2,000
10,100
125%
com-
preferred
45% Oct
57% Dec
73%
2W«
•
YEAR'S
300
.
5%
—5
Inc
General Contract
series
93%"
4
«) '■.
5
Corp
fJable Corp
Cigar Co
preferred
7%
■
NEW
15
—No par
1st preferred-
13% Jan
27'/«
73 M
—
General
July
38% Dec
51
26 Tit
98 %..
.100
Transportation—2.50
Amer
General
23
.'
1,900
2,600
35
5%
Gt
Northern
Iron
Great Northern
Great
7%
Western
Ore
Ry
81 '
1
No par
4 41
j
Co
Grpfo
&
L)
Greenfield
Western RR
Co
No par
20'.,
.130%
100
preferred
*75
100
%
80
5%
6
5%
3047
12
12.80)
va
143
9,700
6
2,700
31''8
81 T'«
30 7
30%
31
81%
83
83
83
82 Va
83
1,603
44''%
44
44 %
44%
44%
44:!
45
13,-700
20%
201%
20%
21
21 Vb
133%
134
134
134
77
*75
77
2G%
a
*31'
131
*132
*75
-t
134
77
,77
26 %
26%
13%
19%
18%
14:%
1
14%
*7!)
5 7 it
11%
82
26 %
Inc
Tap & Die Corp_..No par
(The) common
.3
Greyhound Corp
4%%
•»
3 00
Sugar com
preferred
Green Bay
3! '
Prop..No par
25
Paper Co
Northern
57,
5 7 it
Ex-distribution
Great
■
1,400
a
14%
5'%
9,5
•
41%
35
15 Vn
«
8'a
8
35
»
5 'A
5 "n
%
8 vu
it
*33%
35
a
4
5344
8!
*50'A
CLOSED
51
4C50
Investors comaAL
preferred
22% Dec
140
17
preferred
American
$4.50 preferred
24% Jan
Nov
13
31
23
93
24% Mar 15
Aug
16% Nov
Dec
Dec
26% Dec 29
36% Feb
83% Mar 18
130
.
51
30% Nov
106% Mar
j
43%
■
28
25% Dec
105
1,400
.
10%
*42%
54
15
EXCHANGE
5%
7'A.
10
10%
4347
lOlir
a
.42%
*33'a
15
5
American
1
*8
34
14%
—50
Acceptance Corp
T
Ind—4—_-JL.l
General
10%
{!',«
7'%
7 Vo
6%.
*424 \
10!
31
—
Inc
Wood
5% Apr
45
21
No par
i
.
Co—_—:
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
—50
*42''
43%
32 %
3.0%
43
preferred
-
7
6%
7
3 0 It
4!
5
common
(The*
Co
*6%
_1
Inc
convertible
17% Aug
5
3% Nov
28
38
1
9% Mar
Gabriel
4%
81%
*80
20%.
18%
14%
82
'70
a
3,400
21 %
260
'
26%
18 %
14%
-80
2747
18%
15
82
7,400
2747
28%
18%
18%
2,600
14%
15 Va
29.400
*80
82
*1
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.Monday, January 7, 1957
«^.
(56)
NEW
NEW
Rangtl for Year 1956
45% Feb
2
27% Jun
30 %
8%
8%
Gull Mobile St Ohio RR com—No par
29%
30%
Ouantaoamo Sugar——
22
8
V-t Apr
4
5% Jan
3
6
44
% Feb
23
29 % Dec
12
90
6
96% Oct
31
76% Dec
21
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
23
33*7# Mar 23
31
18
38% Nov
3
32% Sep
26
/.Jg 26
105
Jun
109% Jun
9
7
83 % Dec
27
90
17
Jan
lv4% Jpiy 13
104
tree
8
107
Jun
10
Dec
100
Sep
19
05
Gull
Oil
States
98
■
42% Mar 20
par
No
Corp
t
9%
30%
I
Shares
30%
3,600
31 %
30%
9,400
9%
78
120'A
123 %
30%
30%
'77
18
%
25
90%
35
87
8,300
73%
70%
300
121%
122%
"92
%
123-4
65,700
35%
35%
85'%
35%
2,000
85%
100
%2
*41
*85
86%
SO
92 Va
*91
92
■'
92
100
*92
35%
"84
87
*64"
100
100
100
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
35%
35%
No par
Common
$4.40 dividend
105% Feb 23
30%
9
30%
i7
119
124%
Jan.
30
9
30
•
77
123
30%
9
the Week
Friday
Co—
Utilities
$4.20 dividend
103% Feb 28
Feb
0
108
30 %
31
77
-25
preferred
Mar 14
147% July 26
Gull
101
Jan. 3
1
Grumman
28
5% Dec
Jan
Thursday
Jan. 3
1
13
9% Nov
Bale# far
Wednesday
Jan. 1
Corp
Aircraft
35% Jan
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 8 I
Pat
8
35% Jan
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
*2% July 19
LOW
STOCKS
Yenr 1955
UWMt
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
luip f*r rrcvUaa
*91
92%
iio
100
*u2
lou
H
41
Dec
15
45% Aug 10
6
10% Jan
Hacfceneack
13
Halliburton
Oil
24 % Dec
19
Hall
39% Dec
17
45% July 25
25
58% Feb
10,
92
24% Sep
14
20% May
4
(W
Cementing—5
Well
Printing Co
5
Watch
Go
common-—1
F)
Hamilton '
18 % Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
27
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
107
11% Jan
6
38% Deo
6
33
Nov
28
42% Mar 29
Hammermill
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
66% Dec 27
Harblson-Waik Refrac common
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
130
NOV
30
40% Nov
17
31% Feb
9
38
31% Dec
Sep
Sep
18
39% July 13
Feb
48 % Dec
8%
15
Mar 11
35% July
5
8% Jan 14
5% Mar 25
35% Apr
Harshaw
20
May 22
5% Oct 31
16
39
Jan
20
32% Dec
13
39
Aug
21
18% Jan
23
37
9
Haveg Industries
6
20
Ex
5
20%
28%
0-;tf
5
1
dist
liquidating
partial
*10
8
17
25% Dec
38 %
17% Oct
11
July 25
22% Mar
2
Dec
11
23% Oct
25
34
49%
49%
68%
*86%
17
38% Jan
15% Dec
31
21% Mar 15
Hercules
Motors
51% July 19
Hercules
Powder
36% Nov
122% Aug 11
40
Mar 14
126
29
124
21
20
45% Dec
3
9
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
Hertz
43% Dec 29
33% Nov
19
46% Mar 14
Hewitt-Robins Inc——
54% Mar 18
25
11
34% Nov
Feb
54
Jan
11
16% May 12
20% Nov
16
13% Nov
29
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
61% Dec
13
77% Feb
3
99
3
32%
40%
1,400
14%
11,100
04
04
04
04
*64
66
*64
66
50
81
82
*80%
81
81
81
82
82
130
22%
23
22 Va
22%
22
28
16% Jan
3
9 % Dec
26
12
Holland
2
6% Apr
11
12 % Dec
12
Hollander
4
18% Oct
22
23
15
5
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
56
Feb
16
44% Jun
27
35% Jan
28
89
28% Jan 31
100% Jun
3
Feb
14
17
13% Mar 14
13
Jun
17
106
26
Dec
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton
Furnace
74% Jun
19
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem
30
52% July 17
26
103% Mar 16
23
8% Jan
21% Jan
23
29% Mar
5%
2
12% Feb
10
18% July 11
4
35% Dec
26
40
Aug
6
34
Aug
3
24
%-Sep
25
28% Jan
3
91% Jan
28
98
May
5
75
Dec
11
96
6
104% Jan
6
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
4%
105 % Feb
23
90
Dec
26
105
28
41% Jan
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
8
14
47
28
Feb
14
17% Dec 29
22% Jun
27% Dec
8
1% Dec
15
7% July 18
13% Jan
3
6
Jan
6
3% Feb
37%
91
So
% Feb
17
9
13
30
Jan
10
99
5% Nov
64
Jun
21
13
13
19% Nov
•7
4% Dec
27% Dec
29
•7% Oct
11
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
57% Oct
47% Jan
5
57
50
49
Aug 22
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
l
52
Nov
9
53
% Nov
10
55
Jun
8
Sep
12
1,200
*43
43%
4374
43%
70
*43%
45
*43%
45
50
*50
51%
*50
51%
*50
51%
*50
51ft
50
*44
45%
*44
45!
a
*44
45 Va
..50
*43
45%
*43"
45 Va
*43
45 %
par
28
28
—100 pesos
8
8
.1
30
37%
3o %
3u
a
35%
36%
35%
36%
14,400
No par
85
85%
83
837,4
83%»
84
84%
85 %
4,200
10
4.20%
cumulative
13
4.08%
Ingersoll-Rand
Dec
20
47% Jan
23
83 % Dec
13
27 % May 28
May 15
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
165
Feb
8
100% Dec
8
13
6%
InBuranshares
3
5'A Dec
550
Dec
7
4%%
Interlake
31
Int'l
41% July 25
174
Feb
22
33% Apr
88
21
Jan
23
127% Dec
29
112% Aug
120 % Nov
16
132
Jan
3
8
3
9 % Nov
26
98 % Nov
29
108
Jan
12
87% Dec
12
15
15% Feb
Nov
14
85
Sep
13
21 % Apr
104% Apr
Jun
2
94
Feb
15
144
8
38
Dec
13
Aug
3
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
43% Nov
29
25
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
23% Jan
38 % Jan
9
4
Mar 15
37% Apr
5
2
38% Feb
7
68
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
3
32% Jan
6
40
12% Jan
3
38% Jan 30
32% Dec $8
Aug 11
24
•% Mar 14
6
20
12% Sep
91% Jan
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
13
65
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
Mar 10
33% Nov
For
29
39
Jan
104
Jun
100
5
33 V# Jan
10
56% Nov
19
17
6
4
130
o
Feb
7
Iowa
Power
&
30
$8
2,201
2874
28%
74
38%
147%
29%
800
29
28%
29%
7,600
72%
72%
71 VA
71%
300
109%
110%
37,000
10,4%
103%
110%
121
121
111
38 %
43 %
*34
17%
*87
%
8
9%
9%
107%
106 Va
9
*89%
17 ',4
*17%
17 7 4
89
'88
89
112 %
*1%
38*8
38%
39
44
43%
451 a
%
91
91
92%
.
45
*34
112%
39%
39%
40
112%
*34
39
300
ft
%
3.400
5,900
35%
35 %
34
34
31
30%
31
30 Va
30%
30%
31%
com__5
48%
48%
49%
49' '*
49 %
49%
49 VA
49%
25
*48%
49 %
*49 %
50%
50
l.OCO
,
30%
'43
200
•
18
49
47
%
6,200
14,800
89
112%
35
110
9%
91
*17 %
89
47
1,170
107%
No par
25
11,000
126
*121
105%
112%
38%
J
a
121
.10
37 7
%9%
IUO',4
111
*49
100
.
27.600
2$J(90
50
1
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32!
a
32 %
1,300
3.50
13%
13%
13%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,600
5
13%
19%
19
20
20 %
20%
20%
20%
Elec Co
1,600
%
3'-"it
No par
31 %
31%
31 %
24 %
24 %
24'a
31
3 L %
10
24%
Llglh Co
Island Creek Coal
-
527 V2
146%
•
121
No par
—
ft
16,800
50c
common
preferred
1
53%
*121
5j
52! 4
' B
123 Va
123
53'
-7M V#
51
a
*121
123
31%
31%
31%
2,300
24%
24%
24%
3,200
53
5,501
52
123 Va
51%
123%
123%
30
4%
11.500
J
1
Dec
27
2
L)
Co
1
55
Jewel Tea
Mar 14
102% Feb
58% Apr
6
5
1
85
8
62% Nov
15
22
94% Nov
30
105% Feb
27
72
Mar 21
Dec
26
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Co
Inc
pfd
Joy
preferred
Manufacturing
Co
•24 V*
33 Va
32%
88
89
*88
90
49 %
*49
49%
86
*84%
86
1
49'/a
*83
4
.
*88
48;%
*85
4%
24%
24%
2,500
34
34 %
34%
5,200
90
88
88
49 Va
49%
49 %
87
*85
40
1,000
87
9,900
5
48 VB
49 %
48%
49%
4b >4
49
48 VB
49%
%
74%
74%
74%
74 %
7374
73%
74%
74%
500
10
00%
61 Va
60%
615 a
60%
60%
60
61%
25,700
100
97%
98 %
99
99
98 %
98%
97'
70%
69 %
70 Va
6974
71
70%
12
series
4%
23%
33 !
*23%
34
100
Johnson
Jones St Laughlin Steel com
5%
4%
23 'a
4%
*
24
32%
100
common
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
St
4%
23 Va
l
3%%
Johnson
4
5
:
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
67% Feb
Fejj 3
(F
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
42 V# Jun
147 Va
*29 %
105%
89
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
35%
38%
146 Va
121%
17%
«
Jacobs
15
23
30
37%
it
*89%
29% Oct.
27
pege
a
38 7
105
17
25
40
35%
523%
528
121%
89
common
600
90
34%
35 %
2<»%
14u
90 Va
10% Mar 19
Jun
see
527
90 Va
No par
51%
*88
*
100
13
54% Sep
107% Nov
footnotes
537
539
10
1
51%
90
25
107
19
83
550
35
9%
Nov
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
14
540
34%
35 Va
103 Va
32% Oct
31
34%
105%
preferred
20%
2C%
51Va
51 Va
*88
'
9%
International Telep & Teleg
International Utilities Corp
10
120% Dec
87
101%
Iowa-Illinois Gas
34% Jan
52
87
15
Corp
27% Jan
*20
20 Va
51%
•
7.50
common
Intertype
May 10
38 % Dec
No par
com
23% July 18
18
88
*72 %
27
30
52 %
80
75 %
100
Power
Nov
*20
20 %
52%
*72%
preferred
Interstate
43% Oct
85
200
$1.40 cpm conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
97% Aug 15
59
20 Va
*20
28%
22% Dec
Sep
4,100
29 Va
15 % Aug 27
30
Sep
5.100
53%
28 Va
39% Mar 16
21
35% Dec
130
99 %
53
%
9
23% Dec
10
98%
29
Feb
30
154
1,200
98%
37%
18% Dec
Sep
*145
154
,
53%
14o%
Silver
2,700
9
53 Va
29%
preferred
-
4*
97
38 %
1%
00
53
140%
International
July 8
55% July 26
*145
154
29%
common
International Shoe
70% Mar 13
*
8%
98 Va
No par
International Salt
16
31 % Sep
45
Jun
34% Apr
29% Jan
20
6
•
96 %
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer comi.No par
20
2874
52 %
38%
5%
45 "a
*28%
53
1
Machines
Paper
*43
:■;
99 %
International Packers Limited
19
44% Feb
*145
151
145 Va
International
19
60
*8%
a
52 Va
5
Preferred
144% May
7
106 % Mar 13
20% Nov
8%
28!
40
97%
■
.No par
Int'l Nickel of Canada
14% Mar 13
23
8%
%
No par
4%
Mar 27
Jan
28%
'
par
100
Corp
Business
28%
7% preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals ft Chemical com
.5
11
117% Sep
Iron
Int'l Harvester
28
32% Mar 12
Nov
30 Va
j
Inc
preferred
31
21
Ctfs
"
28 %
*-
46
45%
20
N
Inspiration Cons Copper
6
151
100
Steel Co
Interchemical Corp common
Feb
78
98
preferred
24 Vs Mar 13
69
45
common
61% Jan
103
28% Sep
25% Jun
7
A
Inland
69% Mar 20
.
%
Mexico
De
Industrial Rayon
85% July 20
87% Aug 26
26
preferred
Electrica
13
92 % May 26
Jan
preferred.
preferred.
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
11
6
121
cumulative
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
8
36 %
31
43%
Feb
3
31%
900
45
Nov
3
22
*43
67% Jan
20% Mar 23
21%
*43! a
53
30% Jan
21%
45
30
26% Jan
21%
43:%
12
13
21%
*42%
20
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
21
*43%
26
48% Mar
22
50
21% Jan
114
5,800
50
8
6
31%
3,100
20
28
31
5 Va
7,800
31
Dec
67,100
31
5
62%
Dec
Jan
5%
30%
31%
52 % Dec
42
5
20%
56%
76% Jun
73
4%
28%
62%
151
101
900
4%
28%
56%
8
Mar 14
1,300
86% ""
62%
15
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
5
300
7%
■
86 Va
56
28
17
*7
557a
Jun
12
7%
86 VA
62%
68
16
.
31
91% Nov
12% Jun
*07a
85%
7 Va
86
2
55%
6
12
*1%
%
61 %
.
common
Dec
10
2%
1
'2,800
31 VA
66% Mar 14
Jun
16,200
55
Co
44
3
1,100
16%
61 %
35 % Jan
% Jan
13%
167a
31
60% Aug 15
26% Jun
4
50%
*1274
16'a
30%
Feb
34
—5
31
41
50%
13%
*
55%
59
69
Refrigerator Co
50%
16%
21%
50
4.42%
37% Jan
4%
92 %
62%
29
Jan
A
87%
*88
50%
'
85%
*84%
*12%
2%
6%
DAY
80
30
87 Va
92 la
55%
71
141
series
4
16%
uri
3,300
79
28
1
common.
pfd
3
175 Va May 31
3,400
30%
20
Mar
7
13
*1%
YEAR'S
86
54% Apr
2
NEW
-
50 %
13
16
CLOSED
%
a
'01%
60% Jan
84
6%
85%
27
400
a
2
preferred—100
Dec
9
2
100
com
501
*88
50 %
EXCHANGE
16%
44
41% Jun
16%
Va
10
19
.
13
16%
*84
92 %
16
16%
No par
7% Apr
18% Nov
12%
87%
*88
STOCK
%
No par
33 Va Dec
365 % Aug 16
29ft Oct 11
49%
1
i
:
;
Min ft Sm Ltd—No par
Corp
*84%
Va
92%
Power—No par
Co
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
11
*83
100
'
16
*35%
Illinois Power Co
28
Oct
700
Idaho Power
10% Nov
urn
84
84 Va
100
,
4.70%
6
26%
79
9
33% Sep
26
78 %
Jan
Mar 29
25%
Illinois Central RR Co
58% May 23
103
15,000
78%
55
7
70
6
77
11
18
9,700
92
6
77
50% Dec
19
25%
38%
*90
6 V'n
78'/a
4.26% I cumulative
19% Jan
%
37%
92
78 Va
5
37% Jan
*25
37%
5%
25%
100
19
96% Jan
25 V*
■
3
41% Dec
20
25 %
37
*90
,
6
36%
Jan
24% July 18
57 % Dec 12
91
4
6
Sep
38%
5%
35% May
6
169%
30%
91
5 7»
72% May
8% Dec
4
38
5%
257i
coiiv
Industrie
Jan
4,400
1
23
48% Jan
162
71%
25!
15
Dec
70%
*35%
Apr
Feb
31 Va Aug
70%
a
36%
51
53
687
25 Va
53
81
08%
10
Jan
44
08%
25
Stores Corp
Hussman
7,100
10 %
9
Mar 11
17
5%
367 4
25%
21
55
Jan
Hupp
357#
36 %
noncumulative
13
25%
25%
Nov
62% Mar 28
24% Mar 15
27% Feb
7% Jan
'
35%
68 %
VA
35%
*35%
Hudson Bay
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
900
34%
*10%
com
preferred
preferred
5%
2,800
%
16%
IHudson St Manhattan
23
20
29%
20
Howe Sound
July 26
12%
*29
36 Va
Howard
27
127a
20 Va
20%
29%
10%
26% Mar 19
23
12%
'
*29
25 %
18% Jan
3% Apr
11% Apr
6,100
*35'/a
57% Aug 17
20
10
3
Iuc
preferred
29
1% Nov
97«
91
68
1
25
200
6,400
9%
35
34%
par
10
20
20%
29%
*29
*9 "'3
19%
12
20%
20 Va
'
5,000
10
19%
9%
11%
*11%
11%
20'%
29%
3%%
3
11 %
*29
227i
*9%
18%
,.50
$2.25 convertible
20
3
9%
%
10,500
'
Finance common—No par
Houdallle-Industries
Household
Dec
12
9%
preferred
15% Nov
10
12% Apr
71% Sep
Feb
10
cominon_.v5
Co
preferred
Houston Lighting ft
23
15% Mar 14
Mar
9%
X20 %
4.40%
100
39% Nov
18%
5
Mining
conv
28
10
18%
9%
10
30
12.50
10
$4.25 preferred—
Hotel Corp of America
31
*9%
19
5
Homestake
Dec
9%
18 Va
Co
20
22%
22%,;:.
1
.-50c
Feb
16% Oct
0*1
2.50
——
E)
40
34% Jan
i) )0
Corp
(Charles
16
4NOV.
16% Sep "19
Hotels
Hires Co
Hoffman Electronics Corp
32% Jan
27
8% Dec
3%%
(A/ & Sons
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
27
Apr
49%
13%
7
31% Dec
*48%
40%
7
3
49 Va
31%
25
Jan
*48%
14%
25% Sep
14% Apr
48
1,600
49%
•
70
49
40
12% Jan
13
49
31 %
24% Nov
34% Oct
49
14
27
17
6,800
Va
39
111
49
39%
12
29% Oct
39%
112%
Va
111
*
.
31%
31
3
39 Va
111%
39
V,
ill
800
14
9% NOV
Nov
2,700
14%
18% Dec
8% Mar
16
31%
5
32 % Mar
100
10
15%
2,700
39%
10
25% Jan
35
13%
12 % Jan
9
17%
24%
*34
15%
49
*49
49%
17%
*24%
30%
31% Jan
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
*49.
17%
35
39 %
2
29 % Feb
48
2,600
30%
28
Oct
~
111
49
?
24 Va
*34
39 Va
39
39%
111
48%
89%
39%
20% Nov
12
38%
30
49%
24%
-
15%
*15%
16
Va
*86%
a
17%
24%
34
15 %
89 *
13%
10% Nov
21% Dec
24:«
34
49
49%
38'h
3
Jan
1.100
tf
29%
89% Jan
2
100
27%,'
73%
5
5
Oct
ltv'8
27%
*76
78%
r-l
(The)
Co
Jan
80
24%
34
I'll
1,200
Heyden Newport Chem Corp—1
20% Mar 19
71
17 Va
17%
17 '/a
17%
5% preferred
:—
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A—
50
24
63% Mar 20
60
25%
*
24%
common——2 1/12
Dec
27
3,400
34
*16
18%
27
*76
%
'■
34
-No par
45% Dec
Dec
13
Oct
110
3
19
May 19
51
61% Jan
31% Mar 18
preferred
(W E) it Co
20
Aug 6
26% May 25
*16
49%
3.65%
Oct
25
*80%
100
Heller
1
He'lme (G W) common
-10
7%
noncumulative preferred—25
3
26
.
800
6%
*33
*25
Va
•
6%
34
49 %
Heinz (H J) Co common—.
5
preferred
'
*32', a
34
88%
9
Jan
6
2,900
28
47%
*•80%
Jan
12% Jan
27'%
28
6 %
25
27
60
101
36% Jan
26%
27%
6%
109
89% Feh
3
3%%
27%
27%
10%
15
19
27%
0%
70
Dec
7
29
10
600
27 Va
47
20
132
3,400
10%
85% Nov
Sep
% Sep
*128 Va
45%
76
3
700
35%
27%
.
Hecht Co common
3,200
67%
67%
45%
10%
39% Jan
Hayes Industries I"C_,
Va
39
*34%
23
25
430
104
Va
38
46
200
35%
27:%
34% Mar 27
60
%
27%
25%
103
%
131
45
34%
70%
17% Nov
Dec
104% Feb
St
31%
27%
13% May 28
26 % Dec
76
06 % Aug 15
40
10%
27
23
91
13
131
135
15
Dec
36% Sep
24
25%
67%
Inc—
26% Mar 14
4,100
67
4
27%
25%
26%
25 %
38
*32%
24
1,400
100 '
27
33
4,200
23%
99
6%
32%
8'J %
23 %
38%
45
28 %
1
50
41
83%
23%
08!
*34%
'27%
—10
41
88%
%
38 %
Va
"131
40 %
34%
64 % Jan
20
38
135
34 %
-41 %
88
98
f95
DAY
07 %
40 %
Corp of America common
4%% preferred
Mar 12
16% Jan
•130
V
09
Hat
27% Nov
24!h
YEAR'S
NEW
69
Co
Chemical
Hart Schaffner ft Marx
Mar 27
12
24;«
24 %
24:%
98
2.50
1
Mar 29
18
23
-100
8
16% Oct
24
38 V*
Co
30
*3% Dec
89%
24
38%
Corporation
Harrls-Seybold
25
41
88
CLOSED
15
preferred
Harsco
20
38 % July 31
41
EXCHANGE
24%
•
146
29% May 2«
STOCK
89 %
24
.*95
100
2.50
Co
Paper
24 % Nov
10
12
preferred--
convertible
41*
18
41%
«:•
23%
*40'/#
25
Water
Nov
46% July 12
69% Nov
A__
1
a
97%
70%
420
9,200
22.
1
Volume
Number 5601
185
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(57)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
ktBK« (or PrtTim
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
Range for Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
43% Dec
14
39
45% Mar
4
34% Feb
13
104
94
30
Sep
105
Nov
9
102% Mar 15
May
107%
18
7
78
Sep" 7
92
6
105 % Nov
Jan~24
43
Mar 10
25
Oct
31
21 % Jan
84% Apr
48% Jan
3
Dec
21
Dec
105
Dec
23
9
37
4
29% Jun
8
24
Feb
3
21% Jan
10
27
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
113
Jan
43% Oct
1
29% Jan
6
36% Jan
3
23
40
Nov
4
38% Dec
27,
32 % Dec
6
60
23
56
16
Sep
58
Jun
Dec
10C>»
39% Feb
52%, Jan
31
14
31
47
12
Apr
58% Apr
27
40% Mar 19
':
74 % Aug
20
—n
23
82
Dec
18
98
Jan
4
25
Dec
21
29% Mar 29
Feb
1
30
20
55% Feb
9
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
29
22% Dec
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
29% Apr
3
50
4
43% Jan
4
54 % Oct
19
12% Mar 15
16
Sep
7
14% Apr
13
25% Apr
Dec
22
5% Jaji
18% Dec
3-t4 Nov
6
4
20% May 10
28 % Jan
6
25
Feb
4 % Jan
6
19
22"% Mar 12
26
Nov
7
34% Sep 20
98% M? " 3
30
Jun
89
May
15 % Nov
13% Jan
10
17% Jun
35% Apr
26
58
15% Nov
26
21'/a Jan
3
6
2% Jan
31
„
Mar 14
6
1% Jan
3
3
3% Jan
28
25% Apr
2% Sep
26
17 % Dec
22
3
1
6% Sep
8
1
5
Apr
34% Apr
8
l%July
15
97
24
Oct
Kern
..
County
4% %
30
Mar 22
27
July 10
19% Dec
2
8
28
(S
H)
Kroehler
Kroger
&
Feb
1
La
Lee
Lees
19% Jan
Lehman
Corp
30
Lelm
Fink
1
16% Dec
28
64% Jan
6
7 4 % Feb
9
Apr 22
72% Sep 22
164% Nov 16
12% Dec
4
Apr
9
18% Mar 29
61% Oct
1
72% Feb
2
137% Dec
20
163% Feb
2
18
13% Ja.n
3
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
47
Sep
89% Dec
23
26
66
31
46% Oct
16
22
Mar
55% Apr
-
21 % Jan
14
14% May 28
19
35%.Jan
24
84
Sep
25
6% Nov
29
Dec
30
25% Jan
25
79
15
Apr
8% Mar 14
Jun
39%
Sep
17
64 % Feb
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
Jan
7
73
Dec
Jan
23
64
23
76% Nov
7
43% Jun
8
1
18% Nov
29
21
64% Jan
2
33% Dec
26% Mar 14
32%
23
Mar
Oct
11
103% Mar
8
100
Sep
102
Mar 11
26
107% Apr
103% Jan
3
28
July""5
20
98
47% Jan
6
103% Sep 19
12
July 25
40% May 17
56
49
21% Mar 26
18
Aug
Jan
6
58% Dec
12
25% May 14
98
July 11
37% Dec
Jan
10
35
19
23% July
6
19
July 26
106
6
20%
dct~Tl"
139% Dec
7
77% Jan
G
147
May 25
I 4.25%
4.35%
104
103% Dec
28
12
21 % Feb
23
Dec
28
27
83% Jan
30
27
143% Jan
5
30 % Nov
20
26
22% Mar 14
31% Dec
6
21
39% Mav 16
51% Jar
3
A9
59
Jun
109
May
9
Dec
28
27% Feb
8
182% Dec
31
61
Dec
31
65%
5%
4.40%
7%
(P)
44%
3,400
127%
128'/a
1,500
44%
44%
45%
15,700
59
61%
■
61%
63%
32,100
29%
*
127%
44
.
29%'
:
29%
30
43
42%
12,200
5,400
43%
*42 %
43%
41%
42%
42%
42%
34%
■
34%
34 %
35%
35%
200
4,100
300
.
24,000
64%
65
64
64%
87 %
88
88
25%
25%
25%
32%
25%
33%
9,100
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
6,100
25%
25%
25%
48%"':
48 %
49 %
25
25%
25%
25%
*25%
48%
49
48
48%
48%
15%
153i
253),
3%
3%
] i %
18%
3
18%
18%
33
33
■>93
96
A
Co
common_3
100
10
15
15%
15%
25 %
*25%
430
1,000
4,400
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15%
25%
*3%
4%
700
18
17%
17%
2,000
19
I
25%
19
19
33 lb
33%
96
14%
*93
33
.
*93
14%
14%
14%
19%
3,100
45
45 %
45
G3H
16%
17
16%
2%
19%
19%
20
2
20
%
14%
45%
17
17%
2%
2%
2,200
14%
45
1
2%
2%
33%
96
45'A
45%
15%
19%'
100
'
33%
96
45
19%
4,900
"
33%
*93
14%
;'
15%
2 5 J/4
4
17%
18%
f,
15%.,,;
*3%
4
1
17%
9,300
2%
8,700
2%
.
20
10,500
2,300
20
2,700
•*6 %
6%
6%
%
0%
6%
6%
1
6%
2,200
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
0
19
11,300
20
19%
19%
19
%
19%
19%
19%
6,500
6
No par
17
17%
17%
17%
10
81
81%
81
81%
12%
12%
12%
13
Co
7
17%
63%
65
64 111
142%
143%
10
51%
51%
52%
2.80
18
81%
8&%
13%
13
13 '/a
"64%
64%
143
52%
71
17%
82%
65%
65%
65%
143%
,
140%
•.
17%
813/*
%'J2 %
.
23
com
71%
71%
143
142%
52%
52%
72
71%
5,700
28,400
6,600
53
71%
72 %
143%
51%
5,700
.
72%
490
2,500
2,100
15%
15%
16
16 %
*16
16%
15%
15%
15
1,100
44
44%
42%
44 %
43
43 %
43%
44%
100
♦75
4,400
com
preferred
1
1
Corp
10
85
7 %
*75
85
*75
85
*75
85
7%
7%
5<j%
57%
50%
57 %
56%
57
55%
56%
18,600
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
46,900
87%
88%
86 %
87%
86%
87 %
87%
88%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
22 200
3,600
35%
35%
34%
3514
34%
35'/+
34%
35%
6,900
83%
34%
33 %
34%
33%
34
%
33 %
34%
17,600
io
com
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
22%
23%
9,500
100
'
*89
93
100
pfd
conv
*96
100
preierred
preferred
*88%
93
100
common
10
100
El
&
Cp
&
_No
par
50
Sons
99%
%02
STOCK
*96
99%
*96
100
*96
EXCHANGE
*89
93
*89
93
*89
*88%
93
*88%
93
91
91
103
/103
103
/
CLOSED
103
15%
15%
117
117%
.
102
NEW
YEAR'S
DAY
,
102%
15%
15%"
*102
16
119%
119'/a
%
27%
%
120
16%
122
.
16%
122
100
93
50
3,300
16%
19,600
124
310
(Ky)—
;
Nashville
<M)
14 %
15%
/•f,25 %
4
;.i»T,
No par
common
Inc—
1
Stp»l
When
43%
10
Co
&
3,400
44%
2,700
86%
*25 %
^
Lowenstein
13%
25%-;.
preferred
Louisville
27
23%
13%
t
85%
4
D
New
Lii1"1"*
26%
23%
13%
65%
4
E
Gas
26%
23%
100
85 %
preferred
series G
Lorillard
200
65 %
Co
B
37%
25%
25
Corp
series
37%
25%
...
series
10,100
85%
No par
series
77%
85%
(The)
Gas
Louisville
26% Dec
90% Dec
64%
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Cement
Star
60%
41%
76%
44%
44 %
58%
*34
I—
77%
126
43%
42 %
34
—
90
26%
29%
41%
'
'«*•
'
90
23
43
*33%
*•
*.
92%
•
Long Island Lighting Co
13
102% Jan
11
19
116
Lone
128
YEAR'S
DAY
'.
96%
100
*13%
/
r
43
0
common
Mar 14
27
Dec
Nov
15 % Dec
~25% Jan~~3
Star
New
125%
NEW
*87
81
.
25%
Inc
9
86
July 15
Lone
45
28%
List Industries Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Jan
97
105
;•
.
series
convertible
Loew's
13
43%
100
Carbonic
12
23 >/a
13
42 'a
5
Corp
Corp
3 % %
23
CLOSED
29%
Cement
Cup
Lionel
12
STOCK
EXCHANGE
29
Co
Liquid
88% Dec
6
Belt
26%
*42
(The)
Aug 29
98% Dec
27
Tulip
*37
26%
l
Products:.—
49% Mar 29
100% Jan
21% Oct
4
Lily
-*94%
•
38
77%
25
preferred ;
Link
38
10
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
9
*37%
61
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7
77
44%
Lerner Stores
7%
76%
129%
preferred__No par
2nd pfd
No par
noncum
14
20% Oct
23
77 %
45%
1st
29 % Nov
3
76 %
23%
12% "13
*;
3
Valley RR
VaJ'ey Coal
6;
90
44%
"I_"j
Sons
Lehigh Portland
50c
*88
43%
common
&
1
4
'•
*95
90
1
4
Jan
78
%
*88
23%
Tire
noncum
96
100
87%
59%
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
$3
81
*95
87
n
Bryant
Lehigh
Lehigh
*78
*94%
100
•
__No par
L
Co
(James)
80
*95
38%
Co
&
1,300
100
preferred
Rubber
39%
52,300
___lo
Consolidada 6%
Lane
38%
92%
127%
(The)
Gas
2,200
39
*87
2.50
Co
Mfg
Co
900
45%
92%
com_~_I_l
common
45%
108 %
45%
108
96%
*94%.
27
(111)
44%
108 %
45%'
39
39
*78
..
45%
45%
•'
*87
26%
u»r
preferred
preferred
iS S) Co
16% Jan
22
no
.44%
108
45%;.'
92%
38%
'
45%
108%
39
100
*87
%
45%
96%
*95
\
King-Seeley Corp
Koppers Co Inc
Kress
*94%
8 75
__
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4%
178
80
Dar
No
Co
Indus
prior
Kresge
44
_so
I
Oil
conv
25% Nov
S~ep"~30
16
Shares
108
i
Land
Kerr-McGee
4.32%
18% Dec
25
par
Hayes Co
Kennecott Copper
Laclede
16% Mar 13
ion
non-cum
7
86% Aug 11
18% Jan
the Weak
Jan. 4
.39%
preferred- 100
Southern com
No
City
10
27% Aug
11
11% Jan
Friday
Jan. 3
46
.39 lb
cumulative
i'
16% Sep
13
25
Mar 14
16
Balsa far
Thursday
Jan. 2
45%
Kelsey
6
Dec
II
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power <fe
Light Co_
Kayser (Julius) & Co
12
28% Jun
Jan
4%
Mar 27
Dec
47% Dec
32
Kansas
9
30% July 16
10
cum
4.35%.
20
61
4
38% Jan
4
PRICES
BALI
Wednesday
Jan, 1
110
45%
IIIIlOO
May 22
45
108%
50
I_IIl00
53% Apr
21
29% Feb
39'A May 31
HIGH
Tuesday
Dec. 3L
100
preferred
147% Mar 14
v
_33%
preferred
preferred
preferred
21
7
conv
4.50%
*
Mar
4%
24% July 23
25
24
Corp
Dreferred
4.20%
48
23
cum
1
28% Aug
;
May 28
42% Apr
92% Mar 18
Monday
Pot
13
Mar
46% Jan
27'
12% Dec
9
'
Chem
4%%
1
92% May
15
24% Mar
30
Oct
103
14
Nov
24% July 15
44
LOW AND
STOCK
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
3.80% preferred
^l„loo
Mar 13
108,: Apr
38% Nov
6
103
5
&
4%%
20
Mar
28
17% Mar 24
98% Jan
96
30
Nov
71% Feb
21
3
Aug
Feb
52
Kaiser Alum
3
44% Aug 14
97% Nov
27% Mar 14
.
127
-
,
89
28
87
70 %
70% Aug
27
Dec
37% Dec
99% May 16
105
Nov
44
30
100% Mar 23
YORK
EXCHANGE
K
28% May 25
Nov
NEW
Highest
27%
273A
87
21
88
lb
21%
180
issued.
-3.33%
182 %
60
61
27
87
*26%'
87%
21%
87
21 %
181
21%
185
60%
181%
62%
60%
27
88
21%
183
61%
26%
87%
26%
3,000
91
7,700
20%
21%
29,400
177%
182%
11,500
59%
00%
25,200
M
48% Jan
133
19
Mar 28
53% Jan
140
3
37% Nov
July 22
120
23
26% Mar 14
88% Mar 15
95
July" 15
Jun
15
20
28 % Apr
6
8% Jan
56% Jan
3
May 24
Trucks
11
33% Oct
16
Maoy
(R H)
13
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
3
8 % Nov
21
10% Apr
6
16
6%
Sep
20
10 % Feb
28
Sep
19
£6
Dec
18
139
Mar 20
22
31%
Nov
26
41
Mar 13
685
Jun
21
473% Dec
Jan
6
8% Apr
5% Nov
25
4
4% Jun
26
8% Nov
28
10% May 18
5 % Dec
31
7
Jan
24
19
Nov
5
18
16
~7%. Se~p~27
35% Jun
Jan
6
Jan
7
54% Aug 23
34% Nov
9
31% Jan
92
Jan
7
11
26
610
Sep
8% Oct
30
10% Apr
29% Nov
28
48% May
1~1% Feb~17
28
21
3
4
4
%%
Feb" 18
16% Feb
1
2o% Nov
iJ
59
July 14
51%'Sep
26
56% Jun
14
18
40% July 11
7
37% Nev
37% D6c
21
294
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
Apr
21
11
98
Jan
24
Apr
24
45
% Dec
3
Nov
20
50% Mar 23
Masonifce
19% May 25
26
Master
4
%%
Martin
44% July 21
37
Dec
17
48% Mar 19
3
99
Jan
10
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
7
99
Jan
12
73% Dec
21
96% Jan
4
83
Jan
18
$3.75 cum
88
Apr
11
70
Dec
14
2
$3.40
25% Jan
4
28% Feb
6
52
Feb
16
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
54
July 17
20% May 16
25% Dec
8
'12% Dec
23
34
7
25
44
Mar 14
Jan
6
Nov
46
Aug 22
20
May 15
87% Mar
34% Apr
56 % Jan
25
3
9
Dec
45
Aug
29
1
16% Feb
91
July
58
Apr
15
Jan
16
69 % Nov
8
13
21
28
83% Jan
24
26
40% Dec
28'
Feb
9
83% Oct
9
43 % Aug
20
47
32
Oct
13% Dec
67
40
May "-4
Mar 14
21% Aug 11
15
Apr
1
101
Aug
2
Jun
91
45% Apr
29% Feb
18
Jan
13
76
Dec
1
17
16
18
95% Mar
Sep
19
5
31
Jan '* 7
McCall
3%%
26% Jan
McGraw-Hill
6
23% Feb
29
McLellan
&
Stores
21% Jun
12
41 % Apr
30
Mead
16
4
preferred
27% Nov
29
2
45% Jun
26
26
27% Feb
6
24% Feb
8
80% Nov
101% Dec
43% Jan
9
7
22% Oat
11
Jan
6
39
96
103
Mar 28
Dec
13
96
July 21
112% Apr
22
56% Jun
17
26% Feb
;i
35
July 11
21
93
Feb
14
116
9
JUly 19
44i% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
23% Jan
48
Jan
27
64% May 10
Dec
28
102
Jan
6
9
107
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
107% July
1
80
97 % Oct
61% July 31
3
3%
Co
&
a
17
16%
17
5%
16%
8
*5%
*17
36%
7,300
476
20
8%
10.000
5%
700
17%
500
9%
9'/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,500
33%
22%
33',«
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,600
36'%
9
32%
38
36
.
36%
36
36
2,600
%
19%
19%
19%
19%
7,800
53 %
*52 %
33%
52 %
52 %
54
54
35%
19
34%
35%
34'/2
34%
34%
34%
2.400
33%
33%
32%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
3,400
19%
*52%
%
19
19
87
87 %
40%
41%
40%
41%
33
14
33%
33%
34
22%
22%
21%
21%
'38%
21%
22
38%
39
?86
87%
41
41%
29,900.
33%
V.' 21%
33%
6,200
30
21%
1,000
39%
'38%
39%
76%
*75 %
77
*75%
77
*75
77
*75
77
*75
77
*68 %
70
70
71
71
71
50
*29'4
?«>%
29
29%
30
700
55
54 %
54%
*54%
*54 >4
55
100
14
14%
14%
39%
39%
74
75
75
76
70
*68 "a
87
600
*74
%
2j%
5,000
•
70
50
*54 %
13%
14%
3035,
30%
*41%
42%
50c
12%
12%
100
70
40
40%
2,000
79%
80
1,200
35%
36
1,700
3
Linotype
Machine
&
Co
Scott
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
400
3,100
160
2,400
17%
17%
2,400
18%
13%
36
36%
100
86
86
28%
29%
100
8 7
88
1,600
.600
600
3.100'
50
33
1
*37
3%
23
16%o
31
No par
No par
Merritt-Chapman
3,900
50
1
pfd
14%
50
5
Inc
14%
14%
10
common
14%
78%
$4
Mergenthales
70
55
13%
18
(1st series)
Co
29%
77%.
No par
2nd
29%
1
1
(The)
Inc
A
$3.50 preferred
Mesta
16%
*5%
36
476
a
Mfg Co
Stores
Co
conv
16%
8%
1
Shoe
Mercantile
Merck
*5%
36%
510
1
Corp common
preferred series B
Mengel
33% Feb
21 % Nov
Norris
Melville
4%
12
Jun
%%
11
28
88% Mar 30
McOuay
Apr
8
36'%'
*85%
preferred
Corp common
102% Jan
98
*475
8
36 %
86
common
Co
1
9
510
100
_0O
Mines
Robbins Inc
19
25
5,900
33%
Publishing
15% Feb
Jan
102
46
87%
42
Co
82% Dec
28% Jun
86%
33%
Co
3
30% Apr
86%
3
Porcupine
31
18
86%
89
No par
No par
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre
17% Dec
26
Sep
86 %
290
9
No par
Electric
17
20
89%
•
40%
common
convertible
McKesson
21% Jan
1,800
*7%
5
common
McGraw-Edison
McGraw
10
Nov
8%
35%
No par
preferred
McCrory Stores Corp
54% Dec
81
8 %
*472%
pfd 1947 ser»es__No par
pfd
No par
Corp
23
32% Mar 15
8%
1
Corp
43% Jan
21
*8%
86
common
Apr'li
39% Sep
8%
1
preferred
25
1
8%
33
Co
31% Oct
106%
8%
35
$2.50
6
12% Dec
16
$3
M'cCord
Jan
8 %
4
Co
Stores
Maytag Co
3
46
83%
*8%
37
cumulative
12
38% Dec
14% Mar 14
81
Dept
Jan
13
x82%
9
No par
L)
$3.75 preferred
32% Jan
41% Dec
29%
86
*8%
480
50
3.400
29%
*83%
No par
com
Corp
May 16
29%
32,500
9
—5
preferred
Electric
700
30%
86
—100
& Co
(Glenn
94
May
Inc
Corp common
preierred
Cement Mfg Co
Field
29%
89%
480
1
Midland
Marshall
39
125
29
*8%
3(5
6.28
convertible
Marquette
*38%
*120
*83%
88
5
Calculators
29':,
29%
50
Corp
4%
38%
125
27%
1
Exploration
Marathon
Marine
*120
27%
10
Manhattan-Shirt
Oil
38%
39
125
27%
8%
5 %
31
94 % May
29%
84
51»
Maracaibo
*38
*120
8%
7%
32
7
29%
84
7:%
4
Nov
100
No par
1
1
19
33% Mar 14
series A
Garden
No par
Feb
16
No par
com
Bros
Apr
26% Feb
Co Inc
28
Man del
44
29
383/4
125
27%
i
40% Dec
82'/ttiiec
38 %
*120
'
5
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
25% Jan
25
10
loo
Marcliant
20%
compion
new
preferred
23% July 19
22 % Nov
Forbes
Inc
JVTadison Square
.Magic Chef
99
6
&
preierred
Mack
13
4% Dec
6%
14
41% Sep
Jan
MacAndrews
30% Nov
13% Jun
122
543% Jan
16
49% Jan
144
12 % Feb
7% Jan
23
35%
Nov
27% Dec
12.50
5
pfd—100
*78%
*105
2,500
170
23 %
31%
82
108%
57%
57%
20%
20%
58%
■80
59
82
Jan
23
9G% Mar 29
4.35%
102
preferred series
100
102%
Apr 26
82
Dec
27
99% Feb
21
3.85%
93% Dec
101
preferred series
100
*80
14
Apr
18
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
31
2.80%
103% Oct
preferred series
100
-80
4
86
9
102
Sep
4
108% Apr
25
4.45%
preferred series
:i00
*101
105
47% Jan
20
61% Sep
5
5
50
32% Jan
Fnr
6
108% May
60
footnotes
Sep
see
9
pege
22.
Miami
Copper
102%
83
50%
3,000
17
..v«Hc"'y
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
IS
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
(58)
NEW
Kangt. (or
Lowest
Hifhaal
33
Dec
12
42% Dec
May 28
25
54% Nov
21
40
Jan
21
146 l/a Sep
23
126
Dec
21
Nov
30
29
% Feb
20
40
Midland
8%
25% July 17
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
No par
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
Jan
23
90% July 26
_1.50
26
75% May 10
No par
66%
70
Jun
20
61 % Sep
107
28
105
21
Dec
95
Apr 13
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Minn
$4
2
Apr
;
26% Nov 25
7G
4
35% Dec
7
4,
Oct
42
Jan"20
28% Dec
jY
—
33% Oct
31
22 % Jan
17
44% Feb
~15
$5.50
Minnesota
&
16
Minnesota
Power
'Jan
Minute
3
30
19
10
23
2nd
$1.50
3
2
Co common
Ontario
8% Jan
1
83% Dec
7
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
Feb
9
14% Dec
54
29
Mohasco
Feb
20
3 % 7c
88
Feb
20
Mar 23
52% July
2
22
13
28% July 23
Monarch
29
24% Jun
3
Monon
16% Nov
40% Aug
31
29
24% Jan
3
33 V# Nov
6
19
51 % Mar 19
Mojud
16%
NEW
YEAR'S
.1
23%
32%
32 5
«
33%
33%
-
2644
26%
26%
26%
'26%
-
'
X43
1,500
26%
10%
43
12%
11%
12
21,600
44%,
45
46
8.800
32%
33'A
33%
7,200
34%
33 Va
34%
4,900
12
12%
11%
12
A
59%
62%
61
64
63 Va
65 Va
63
63%
25,400
40 %
40%
40%
40% '
40%
40%
4.0%
41 >/#
13,400
19
16,500
_10o
67
67
*66
67
*66
100
75
75
75
76
*75
15
14
*14%
14%
14%
__No par
21%
21%
A
__i.___.25
21%
21%
22 %
No par
16%
16%
*16%
2
36 %
36%
35 %
1.25
Tool
Co
—
22
22%
■
-
100
76
310
14%
500
*14%
23'A
1,60/)
22
23
2,700
17
17
17
367«
36 V#
36%
23
23
22
22
35%
36%
67
76
14%
%
*16 Va
17
67
77
22%
%
22 %
9%
9%
1;V.67V':;''' A
9:%
9%
9%
10
9%
5
me
Chemical
5,000
...100
No par
A____
RR class
class
Monsanto
100
300
5,000
33%
42 %
10%
9%:
DAY
10
46
7,000
*■
84
24
84
*23
31%
Inc
B
84
*23
*83
23%
*22
CLOSED
27
9%
17'A
17
16%
83 %
"a
32%
EXCHANGE
23%
45 Va
16%
17
83%
STOCK
16%
84
33%
Machine
RR
Class
16%
—-i,—
Co
98 %<
*95
98%
11%
Industries
Dec
*95
26%
preferred
18% Nov
14% Dec
21
9,500
98%
*95
98 Va
33
preferred
4.207c
67 'A
33%
series
Pacific
76
66%
32
11% Feb
River
preferred
3
66%
%
11 Va
Missouri
2
65
33%
5
Oct
66%
32
47% May 14
7 % Oct
6,200'
65%
V#
11%
81% Jan
60
2,500
84
34
26
2
67% Oct
4,300
19'A
83 Va
32%
29
-
21%
18%
#
10%
29
15
20%
18%
83 7
31 %
49% Nov
Sep" 14
20Va
18%
83%
33%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
15%
6
20 Va
18%
84
10,500
_—5
5
79% Sep
Jan
20%
18%
83
■
Corp..___10
17% Jan
~8% Nov" 29
20%
84
-
,
com.-No par
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
49
29 V#'
x32%
Mission'Development Co
25
9 % Nov
17c
35
28%
.»
RR
3
30% Jun
7
34
28%
..
Fuel
29% Jan
100% Jun
2,900
34
1
21% Aug 12
6
73 % Sep
210
132
28'%
No par
Light.
5
Mississippi
1,400
*130
32
67
25
Corp
30
33% July
32% Dec
Aug 10
300
41%
41'/a
41'%
129%
28%
*32
84
1
Mission Corp
35% Apr
27
*41%
12y'/a
129
32%
_1
Maid
14,100
39%
28 V#
2.50
Paper.
&
r
*95
100
preferred
conv
Shares
32 Va
'v."V, l"
•:
preferred
1st
19%
No par
'■
/fpr
49% Apr
9% Dec
36% Jan
preferred
Xy-'V <[.
Jan
%
30% Jpn
25% Nov 21
30
"•
Reg
Mining & Mlg com
Minneapolis Moline
3
11
Jan
33
28
30% Nov
22%
83
Aug 30
22
14
24-% Jan
8
13% Oct
93% May
6
Jan -20
40%
v
20%
18%
83 Va
17
>39%
41%
41
33
28 V#
18%
58
50% Oct
5
31%
31%
397/#
31 Va
40%
127
131
27%
31
Jan
*
23% Jan
Corp of Ainer.
%
,32%
10
1
—_
17
13
12% Jan
130
-100
Corp
19% Dec
19% Apr
82
Oil
26 % Dec
28% Mar
11
*39%
41%
41%
5
common
1st preferred
Minerals & Chem
9
30% Jab
Prod
1
11
11
Oct
31 Va
•
40%
*39
distiibution
Steel
Miuwest
10
Aug
Inc—
Enterprises
$25
30%
31
30%
10
Inc
1
Jan.
Jan. 3
Jan. '2
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
'
3
Jan
142
EX
Utilities
Sales far
8ALK HICKS
HIGH
AND
I
Jan.
Dec. 31
Pat
41% July 13
29% Oct
20% Oct
102% Dec
•
li
Mar 12
47
7
25% Jan
15
South
Midland
37 % Jan
35
Middle
6
Jan
26
40
133
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
26% Sep
7
35% Mar
18
29% Oct
NEW
Range for Year 1956
Year1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Proviou
v :
V#
^00
44,400
■
.
15
22 % Nov
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
39% Jan '26
25% Oct
38% Jan
3
6
11
46%
18% Jan
10
25 Va Dec
Nov
27
28% Mar 12
Morrell
13
51% Mar 14
9
13%
60% Jun
7
37% Dec
20
May 17
27% Mar 14
32 % Dec
22
30% Jan
33% Apr
27
30% Oct
42% Mar
Sep
14
(John)
9
Motor
Products
32 % Mar
7
Motor
Wheel
40
14% Dec
31
Jan
4
47
9
26
45%, Nov
26
20
4
36% Dec
20
45% Jan
11
31
42 %
Apr
12
4
50
Mar 15
Feb
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
Mueller
18
.
41%
41%
X4Q%
41%
41%
42%
42%
31 %
31 %
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
33%
18,400
38
38
Va
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
39'A
38,200
22%
23%
23 %
23%
23%
24~
24
24%
6,700
X19 %
Co
19%
19%
19%
1.9%
19%
19%
19 Va
2,800
38 %
39%
38 V«
88
Va
37%
3 8',
38
38%
6,700
42 %
No par
_____12
Corp
Corp
Brass
'
8,600
No par
(The)
&
& Co
Sep
% May 10
"
25
2,200
Inc
30% Nov
23
•
24%
10
Co
Moore-McCormack Lines
3
21
v.-
24%
24 V#
21%
42 Va
Co
Ward
22% July 20
11
29% Dec
28
Montgomery
24 %
%
3
Monterey-Gil
1
Apr* 137
24
24%
±5
i
1
Power
Motorola
16% Mar 14
44% Mar 14
17% Jun
Montana
38% Aug
31
25
40
14
23
Dec
38
21% Apr
23% Dec
3
Jun
47
Montfina-Daxota Utilities Co
3
30% Jan
——
I8V4 Jan
Jan
28
29
32% Feb
23% Jan
.
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G Cl.r
Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros.!
'6
2
42%
42 Va
42 '/a
*42 Va
42 Va
700
22
___1
22%
22
22 %
22
22%
22 V#
22'%
2,700
31 Va
31 V#
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,200
*42'%
42%
,A
31%:
15'A
15 Va
38
38'A
4,700
30%
30V4
30'A
4,700
14%
14%
15
38
37%
38 %
38
30
30
30
30
44
44
*43
45
*43
45
"43
44
124
124
126
*124
126
123
126
14 V#
1
10
Nc par
1,500
15
38 %
14%
37
29 Va
5
Murray
•'
31 %
5
Co
1
"
100
N
128
9
114% Nov
Sep 21
118
14
62
148
24
Jan
47
1
70
6
Jan
Dec
Nashville
July 16
July 25
29VaJun 27
Chatt
&
St
Lou1b_____100
Natco Corp
National Acme Co
82
23
Jan
May 10
22
16% May 28
;
23
Feb
17
National
Airlines
20
20 V# Oct
31
11
Nov
26
16% Mar 19
National
Automotive
46 % Nov
23
35% Jun
8
42 Va Apr
18
National
1
34% Oct
17
39% Jan
24
National
Nov
21
Jan
30
15% Dec
27% July 25
45 V* Mar
150
179
17c
Biscuit
Jun
2
11
17% Jan
28
11% May 24
15% Aug 17
33% Oct
11
47
Feb
16
34V« Feb
13
59
Sep
26
26% May 10
20
Apr
11
20% May 14
National
City
18% Sep
27
24
20
Feb
10
33% Dec
National
Cylinder
21 %
183
6
Jan
10
34% Jan
28% May
6
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
19% Sep
10
National Dairy
27
National
Department
11
National
Distillers
101 Vh Aug 28
tV\7o
54% Jan
14%
14%
14%
14'A
51%
49%
49%
49%
20%
20%
20 7
21
20:%
21
1
32%
33
33 V«
32
32%
37%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
1
5
37%
38%
Stores
5
'"21%
26%.
21% Mar 12
National
Fuel
61% Apr
13
National
Gypsum Co common_____l
23
76% Jan
100
Co
CLOSED
NEW,, YEAR'S
DAY
37
38
22%
22 Va
22%
26%
267b
26%
94%
95 Va
19
19 %
10%
19'A
13,700
37 Va
38 Va
38 VA
39 Vs
24,400
97
97
97
140
93
*94 Va
110%
109
111
9,900
93
123 % Aug
5
110%
111%
106%
Jail
31
17c
preferred A
100
.157%
15 7%
*157%
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
132
Nov
30
153
Mar 12
6%
preferred
100
*12%
12%
12%
4614
47~i
46 VA
47 Va
46%
17%
.17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
Corp.,
10
77%
77%
.76
33%
77%
77%
80 %
79
79%
33%
*33%
34%
34 Va
34%
Shares
64
Jan
20
77% Aug
17
National
Stepl
42% Mar 25
33% Dec
28
87% Nov
5
National
33% Jan
4
77% Sep
14
38% Jan
6
51% Dec
29
47% Jan
23
96% Djc
37% Jan
6
53% Nov
25
36
Dec
13
48
8% Dec
30
12% Jun
9
7
Linen
Service
Malleable
&
Sugar
28
National
Jun
3
National
Ref
6% Dec
14% Feb
3
16
10% Apr
19
15% Apr
12
15% Jan
20
33Vs-May
15% Oct
July
13
National
Theatres
12% Oct
11
Nat
U S
13
Mar 29
8% Mar
15
Jan
National
5
Nehi
17% Mar 19
Neisner
14
39'/2 July 30
18
5
101
1
Mar 15
16 Va Apr
2
79
19
17
82 '/a Dec
161/# Feb
4
Feb
104% Sep
20% Feb
Mar
26
Mar 13
17% Sep
6
Nov
21
97% Feo
14
88% Jan
20
125 Va May
Feb
10
21
16
7
24% Aug 24
22
23'/# Nov
29
33% Apr 30
31% Jan
5
49'/a July 27
32 Va Nov
29
47.% Jan
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
System
Co
New
York
NY
Chicago
80 Vz
May" 16
103
90
Mar 10
102% Jun
400
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
28
Oct
18
39.
Jun
22
12% Nov
27
30
Jan
3
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
32 Va
Dec
26
64% Jan
3
Preferred
25% Apr
18
19
58
76
Sep
26
91
17
New
94 Va Jan
30
6
107
July 25
$5
July 24
500
Jan
440
Jan
York
21% Jun
2
Jun
21
8
34 V# Dec
4
14
75% Npv
28
36% July 27
28 Va Dec
6
Nov
26
Y
&
Y
.
Oct
26
45
New
Sep
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
30
5
Jan
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% J a 11
100
13
Mar 14
18% Jun
7
27% Mai1 24
87
Nov
39% Mar 27
94
Mar
34% Feb
5
28
Harlem
6
Aug.23
13% Jan
G
85 % Jan
3
39% Jun 27
106 % July 14
16
20%
21'A
102 %
Va
103
102%
102%
80
79%
til 'A
21
6,300
*102%
103
220
83%
80V»
102
2 0 Va
102%
20%
79 Va
v
20
2,500
*80
82 %
84
7,900
25%
25%
25%
3,900
35'A
35
25%
25%
33 %
33%
33%
34%
34 Va-
35%
70,400
28%
28%
28%
28',
28%
28%
28%
29
10,400
15
84%
85
84%
85
310
Co
75%
83%
25 "a
83 Va
25%
84
84
104
*100
104
*100
*355
440
*355
441)
*355
440
*355
440
Hartford Co—
York
13%
14
%
14%
14%
3,800
No par
57*
33 Va
34%
34%
34 %
34^
34 Va
34%
34%
7,700
100
45%
47 V#
48
49%
48
Vz
52%
51
54 '/a
2,840
1
36%
37
5,100
36%
36%
38
No par
3614
36%
36 Va
100
*11 Va
com.No par
29%
series A
Shipbuilding
Corp
!_
Common
preferred
Niagara Mhk
Corp
Pwr
14%
14
14%
14%
77%
79
30%
77 1
30
30%
a
*77 Va
30 V#
*77%
79 Va
30 Va
30%
*
50
14,800
75
78
.75
*71
79 %
30'/a
*71
*71
75
*71
75
74%
*73%
75
*73%
78
79
*78
79%
79 Vi
86
*85 Va
86
85 Va
29
85 % Feb
23
3.40%
preferred
100
Nov
28
91
Feb
.13
3.60%
preferred
100
*73
Dec
31
98% Jan
9
3.907o
100
78
14
82
16
4.10%
100
84
84
85%
60
103'/a Apr
20% Jun
20%
20%
20%
21V#
2.500
20%
20%
18% May 25
33 Va Jan
5
20 %
21
22
36 V#
36
36
%
36%
36 Va
36 Va
37%
2,000
69%
70%
70
70%
24 Va
*24
38% Jun
22
61% Sep
23
26% Feb
1
D
c
103
11
.
22 V#
Jan
Aug 16
43
preferred
preferred
Niagara Share Coip
Nopco
Chemical
Co
Apr 13
73% July 18
26 Va FeP
7
29
49% Sep
North
16% Jan
16
25% Oct
Northeast
77% Dec
19% July 27
91 Va May
4
46% Apr 20
111% Dec
19
28
88
Northern
Central
Ry
Northern
Natural
Gas
GO1/# Jan
22%
41
8
104
Nov
RJuy
4
8
Jan
50% Aug
Norfolk
&
Western
Adjustment
Sep 19
92 Va
18 %
103
1
Sep 21
16% Oct
1
May
72%
Dec
17
84
Dec
12
9
May 11
Jan
103% Apr
4
82
20
84
:
39%
5% 7c
Northern
25% Nov
1
39% Jun
31% Feb
1
54
footnotes
Dec
18% Aug
103
Feb
Jan
7
21
3
see
7
30
n"cp
.
22.
$4.10
preferred
preferred
101% Jan
9
$4.08
102% Jan
5
$4.11
preferred
99 Va July 25
$4.16
50
com__10
18
8
29 V# Jan
1
19% Jan
3
1
28% Jan
6
47% Jan
10
13
63% July 23
preferred
39 Va
37%
39%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
»
77%
49%
X39
77%
50
107
39%
17
17%
77
48%
*105
39 %
77%
49%
107
40%
17 %
48%
39 Va
17
81
520
4,400
24%
200
38%
38 VA
38 %
38,800
22 %
22 V#
23
79
49%
107
40%
17%
79
49%
79
49%
4,500
13Qt
8,200
105 Va
106
30
40 V#
42
42,300
17
75 Va
17%
3,800
75 Va
210
74'a
*74 %
75 Va
*85
87
*85
87
50
87
87
87
40
86
*85
*85
85
8<:
73%
73%
100
85
86
85
17
*77
*105
73 Va
*85
100
100
*24
20 7
105
5
74
86 Va
86'/a
20
86
86
*85
86 Va
*85
86%
inn
88
*85'%
88
88
*85 %
88
*85%
100
24%
25
9,900
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
17
17%
16%
17 V#
17%
15,700
17'A
17 V#
17
1
Inc
common__10
25
1*24%
24%
2.5C
50%
56 Va
preferred
70
24%
38%
Norwich Pharmacal Co
4.6%
69%
*24
(Minn)—
series
series..
series.
series.
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines
*0
%
38 V#
5
Co
preferred
18
Oct
1
Co
Common
$3.60
5
Dec
14
_1
Co
preferred
Dec
20% Oct
7
70%
24
Pacific Ry
States Pwr
21% Jun
Jan"10
26% Jun
70
100
Jun
Xpr
91
35%
*85'%
24
Corp
45
79
79
25
Aviation
Capital
%
common__25
Ry
111
85% Dec
6
5
2
preferred
American
pP.-:!o
104
No par
*100
Co__________50
RR
&
-
78
103 VA
For
20%
20%
6,200
84
106
105
102
20%
17
104 Va
82'A
*80
82
16%
17
16%
17
1-04%
73
8
"26
82
102%.
69% Nov
'27
22% Sep
16% Jan
16 %
17
79
70
1
Jan
99 Va Aug 29
400
1,000
81
3
Sep
9
13 V#
32%
81
9
92 Vz May
% Mar 23
100'/a Feb
13%
a
*79
104
Northern
99
1,400
500
101V^Jan
35% Oct
86
14%
•100
38% Nov
48% Jan
25
14%
32%
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
$3.75
14Va
81
102
No par
common
New Haven
N
38
16%
5
Louis
preferred
N
N
9
*14 Va
*
No par
St
Dock
non-cum
9,900
32%
79
100
Common
57
Jun~29
6%
6%
13%
101,
Central
&
700
6 Va
6%
13%
10
1
14 V#
32 1
81
*79
,1
8 Va
10%
*13%
6 Va
pfd-100
47o
Corp.,.
Industries common
8%
*10%
13%
14 V:
79
Electric
8%
10%
13%
6%
79%
Mining
13,400
8%
10 Va
13%
13%
England
3,900
8%
32 %
Jersey Pr & Lt
700
12,200
37%
13%
32%
New
3,900
10%
>*13%
New
10,000
11,500
V*
8
14 %
100
100
500
10%
8%
10Va
13%
32%
New York Air Brake
3
36%
13%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock_i_l
102
97
36 Va
]4%
Newport
4%%
preferred
Mav 28
96
36 Va
32%
;
,
19
50
33
94
36%
1
Inc
27
Sep
78% Mar 30
7
94%
36%
14%
Dec
72
7
23'/# Jan
Dec
6%
87 Va Nov
6
41% Jan
'
Bros
Newmont
14
1
93 %t:
common-_No par
Newberry Co (J Ji
3%% preferred
96
Co
1
21
3.
10%
1
12%
*
14%
6%
8%'
1
Corp
13% Dec
75
95%
36%
36
5
.__
Fibre
33:%
94%'
1
31% Dec
Dec
33%
10
Natomas Co
3
5
18
18
Inc
Vulcanized
8
9 i
No par
Pa
1
Radiator
17
17% July
97 % Dec
69% Jan
75
9 VA Apr
26
37% Mar
4
90% Mar 16
93
15
5% July 18
13% May 28
19
Jan
13
Oct
12% Feb
18
Co
(The)
Co
10% Dec
11% Jan
Corp
Steel
Supply
Tea
47%
12%
47%
I7:fi
National
25
380
12%
12%
10
Jan
58
134
40%
Natl
Sep
National
100
xl34
1
24
20
3?%
4
159
No par
4
48% Oct
11% Jan
29
*157%
Cast.No par
14% Sep
14
20
23
Mar
%
135
135
134
134
159
Corp
5
Feb
Feb
21
132%
132
109 Va
107Va
*157%
159
12%
16% Jan
14
38% Dec
1
1,100
94 %
179
21
32,500
96
37%
10
31
6,000
27%
19%
23
16% Apr
22 Va
21 Va
94%
Dec
11 Va Jun
22
*95
19
154
23% Jan
•
37%
July 22
B.
14,500
19%
183
4
5,700
37%
38
Aug 29
Co "common
32%
31 Ve
.
19'
No par
175
Laad
1,900
20%
31%
27 Va
94
270
5,800
7,200
20%
36%
94
14%
50%
5,300
37%
10
$4.50 preferred
?95
*93
"
26:%
«
32 'A
22%
22%.
common__5
pld series of 1951
National
158 Va
14%
105% Feb
9
156%
43%
28
28
156%
156 Va
14%
27
90% Nov
25
9,700
1
Products
Gas
35%
51%
20
93
5
2,300
3 5 V#
155'/is
Dec
22
Dec
37%
35%
14%
18% Jun
37% Dec
59% Sep
12%
37%
35
51
17
106
5
12 Va
37%
156 'a
22% July 29
27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
12'A
37
155
92% Dec
V
30
12
35'a
Co
Prod
29 V#
35
9
100% Aug
Mar 21
93
15
28%
35V#
155 %
900
19,000
12
T2
34%
5
310
1,700
37%
27%
28%
10
Inc__.
25%Jun
21'/a Mar 19
11
Oct
28%
2 9'A
37
10
42% Aug 14
43% Jun
10
19
80
12
100
J 29% Oct
23
18
16% Jan
37% Jan
18'/a
76 Va
37%
preferred A
Gas
18%
78%
11%
common
Lines
18'A
77%
37 %
National Cash Register
6
18
80
5
National Can Corp
July 20
18
79
Inc___l
Corp,
Co
10% Oct
173% Sep
27%
Fibres
17%
80%
80
.»
Aviation
jg
jy
llll
33% May 16
37% Nov 10
20% Mar 14
123%
5
*21'A
56
26
56
*21 Va
56
88
50
26
*25 Va
26
200
56
55%
56
1,000
-
Volume
1*85
Number
5601
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
J
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
for Prorloao
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowoat
Range for Year 1956
Highest
Looest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
43 Va Jan
6
52% Aug
3
49
105 V* Sep
95 Va Jan
20
110% Sep
100% Apr
30
90
y4 Dec
13
22
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
14
5
3.90%
95
Dec
18
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
Par
preferred
107
20
Nov
15
109
105% Sep
27
109
Jan
Aug
3
Dec
14
58% Aug 13
110V4 Jan
4
Ohio
4.40%
92y2 Dec
31
15% Dec
21
23
July 17
3
91
Jun
18
5%
y8 Apr
3
Ohio
83
30 % Sep
26
39
31% Jan
28
40 Ya
18% Jan
20
100
Jan
19
21Y4§ep 26
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
94% Jan
10
% Dec
20
33% Jan
4
47
34 V4 Jan
10
1
103 Vi May 13
25 Ya Apr 25
97 ya
647/a July
48
Nov
29
62% Aug
105
Nov
20
130 y4 Aug
May 28
80% Dec
y4 Feb
59
60
Nov
98
34
Mar 14
Feb
17
46% May 17
101% Nov 18
% Dec
27
ai
6
35
Jan
Nov
106
27
90
July 11
30
Oct
18
95
94
*91
93 %
*92%
16%
16
16 %
15%
15Ya
*93%
140
220
50
.
40
94
15%
15%
5,500
83 Va
83 %
*83
84 %
140
41 %
42 Vi
413/a
44%
44
44%
30,500
38%
38%
'38%
38 Vi
38'A
38%
38%
2,iU0
17%
*17%
18 Va
99
♦95
99
17%
*95
7.50
26%
Marine
27%
48%
108%
109%
l
11%
11%
preferred___100
80%
81%
6.25
Corp
x43%
4,600
50 %
38,200
NEW
110
1-1 Ya
12
11%
12 >/8
11,200
82
82
82
82%
83 ya
230
43%
YEAR'S
1081/2
12
*81%
44
103
►109
110
900
43%
43%
44
44 y4
44%
3,400
79%
78 %
81%
77
78 Ya
77
78%
7,000
*79%
80 %
80 Va
80 '/a
80%
80%
16:<
*16%
163/4
*16%
16%
DAY
*16%
16%
*16 Vi
1
x67%
68%
67%
6.25
62 %
100
103%
62%
1
67
67%
41%
40
No par
40%
*91
93%
93 %
93 %
62
103 %
4,800
62 Vi
61%
104
41 »/4
%
290
67
66'/4
6134
63
104
40
104
68
103%
01%
103%
15
common
26%
49%
50%
300
99
26%
11 3i
CLOSED
1
.
49%
49%
Va
27
18 >/4
*17%
*95
99
26Ya
80
preferred '
preferred
48%
103
18
17%
*95
27%
70%
Co.
Co
fvTOCK
EXCHANGE
/
-
80
83y3c
\The)
Glass
84%
27
49%
100
__
No par
Paper
*83%
Corp—
±
cumul
$5
95
5,100
84%
series
common
Elevator
4%
95
94%
100
1951
convertible
Oxford
*92%
5
Corp
Owens-Illinois
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
95
51%
42 %
Gas___i
Chemical
Overlard Corp
5
*92 %
16 %
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
July
82
50%
*
38 y2
91
20
97
82
51%
41%
series
Natural
Outboard
95 ya
82
Ya
84%
Nov
16 y4
96
♦81
92%
20
Outlet Co
77
*95
80
com__10
Co
95 '/2 July 23
17
Mar 26
14
20
04
Elec
3
40% Feb
Jan
22
&
May 2
Sep 10
Sep~20
94%
79
5
Otis
16 Y2 Dec
94 Va
No par
Gas
Mathieson
4%%
49%
%
SO
100
Co
Conv preference
9
Sha+es
1
93
95
preferred
Oliver
Jan.
100
A
the Week
Friday
Jan. 3
49
80
Common
2
Sale* far
Thursday
49 %
*92
common
series
PRICE8
50%
100
50% July 26
79 % Dec 31
99
71% Dec
107 y2 Jan
14
47
1
31
Co
SALE
Jan. 2
93 %
100
i
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 1
50
100
Preferred 4.24%
9
3
Oil
Oklahoma
2
17% Jan
11
,12
preferred
preferred
4%
26
8
6
Nov
Jun
common
preferred
Oklahoma
29% July 16
July 8
18% Sep 22
112 y4 Sep 22
135
19
57
104
3
Co
Match
Olln
33
Jan
Ohio
July 10
19% July 13
May 29
23 y8 Jan
Jaii
16
10
43
17% Nov
84% Oct
31 Ye
109% Feb
Sep 21
19% May 17
49% Mar 14
114
Jun
Edison
Tuesday
Dec. 31
(59)
7,200
104
3,000
413A
41%
95
*92
*41%
*92
95
10
15
15
I,200
263/4
26'%
3,300
f
9% Oct 26
16 y4 May 16
25 y4 Nov
29
19% Jun 12
21% May 13
26% Nov
29
23 % Feb
10
37% Jan
44 Va Jun
29
31% Oct
31
40
12% Mar 10
17
44 y2 Mar 15
37 y4 Jan
25
128% Jan
7
Aug 29
47
Oct
Aug
5
35 % Nov
15
30 % Nov
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
16
12
16% Sep 26
22
Jan
Pacific
Amer
Fisheries
28% Nov
28
Pacific
Coast
Co
27
Jan
Pacific
40
29
Pacific
54
Jan
6Ya Dec
28
9
Mar
16% Jan
27
2iy4Mar20
13
53
Dec
31
103
Jan
Pan
Tin
98% May 17
36
Jan
Nov
29
34 y2 Feb
Jan
3
86
44% Jun
3
27% Nov 29
36V2 Jan
3
29
42% Dec
10
104
6
40
47 y4
May 5
51 Va Apr 12
9
Dec
Aug 27
40% Jan
6
17 % Sep
7 '/a Jan
4y4 May 27
8
12% Jan
21
23
5
3 % Oct
6
9% Jun
6
25 y4 Jun
21
10% Sep
27% Sep
44
Oct
11
36% Jan
54% Feb
10
22% Dec
14
44 % Mar
27
46% Jun
8
25% Jan
6
27% Mar 17
29% Feb
24
27% July 28
29% May
106% Dec
37
82
Jan
11
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
38
May
4
41% Mar 14
107
Jun
2
103% July
22
7
Jan
29
Oct
13
Jan
25
97
Nov
3
17% Mar 14
Sep
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
2
29
106% Jan
5
32 % Oct
Pennroad
Penna
27
112'/2 Mar
2
19
109
29
28
Feb
29
Mar 29
66% Sep
19% Jan
31'/a Jan
1
13
35y4 Feb
27
| 6
6
13
"
48
Jan
37% Jan
24
20
54
Pet
27
105
Dec
Jan
3
Mar
1
93% Oct
4
54% Jan
23
96% Oct
5
102% Oct
Apr
17
76 Ya Mar 19
19
40% Mar 23
4.4%
102% May
2
84 % Dec
17
102
Feb
24
107 % Apr
1
93
14
106
Jan
4
108
-May 26
12% Jan
6
III
19
Mar 3o
Dec
$1
16
64
Dec
5
Jan
4
Dec
26
91
Feb
48% Sep
93
Dec
19
39% Oct
1
47
July 11
16
36 '/2 Mar 13
3
78% Nov 27
94% Mar 12
4%
71
91
3.9 %
100
Dec~29
12 % May 25
96
May 8
Dec
3
Mar
15 y4 Jan
5
16
1
56'% Dec
10
31
123/4 Jan
18
Phoenix
17
59 % Jan
3
14
89
Oct
9
16
45
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
86
8
Dec
Dec
102
7
13
16% Jun
100
149
Dec
140
Dec
Apr
4
19
20 y4 July 27
11
17?
3
50 % Nov
8
166% Aug 12
Feb
70 3A May
1
28 '/a July 25
96
Apr 10
26
89
20
21
10
7,000
163 Va Jan
16
170
Jan
23
17
334
4
4%
12%
12
12%
31
31
*30 Va
31%
*30Ya
53%
53%
*53
533/4
533/4
39 Va
39%
Nopar
3934
$4
100
54
200
3
39Va
9'/a
39 Va
39Ya
22
*20Va
22
*21
26%
*26 Vi
263/4
*26 Va
26 3/i
*26
27%
27%
83%
*26
27%
*26
27 Va
81%
82%
39:,i
13%
44
94%
94%
94%
93
93
h
55
56
10
...
83 3,4
39 Ya
6,500
39 Ya
12,400
13%"
13%
13 Ya
b,500
62
60
60
45Y8
45
95 Vi
95
97%
13%
*60
Va
200
45 Ya
3,200
830
STOCK
.
11
22%
22%
_5
*33%
341/4
93 Va
93
93
92 Ya
94
21%
21 %
21%
22
22 Ya
22%
59,200
56 Vi
56 Va
56
%
58
575/a
58%
2,000
12Ya
64,700
11 *4
40
92 y2
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
21%
,,21'4
Ya
943,4
44%
94
40%
82
44
60
4414
84
393/4
13%
60
44
—100
82 3.4
40'/a
13%
63
—100
10
82*7
39%
40
13%
Nopar
...
1,800
22%
*2MtMi
com
11%
NEW
YEAR'S
11%
34 %
166
166
66
66
*65
12 Ya
24 %
2434
34
34
Va
166
168
168
66%
*65
70
*65
166
90
25
34%
*333,4
34 %
165
100
12%
24
^23%
23
DAY
100
•
2,600
200
169 Ya
1,600
72
100
19
19 '4
18
YH
19 Yo
18 Ya
19
18Ya
1934
35,700
No par
47
47
47%
47Y4
48
48
48 y4
48. Vi
900
*92
1
18
5
3
common.. 1
(conv)
94
*93
18 3/a
%
49'4
493/4
V'o
95
.
18%
18V4
18 34
3%
33i
48
*94
94
••
18
3%
3Ya
3 Ya
48 Va
49 Ya
49
♦94
95
183A
4
...
19 Va
9,600
-
-
4Ya
48 Ya
8,700
50
8,600
95
96
12.50
63 Va
6334
62
common___No par
37 'A
37%
37'
37%
37
37%
20%
20%
21
21
21%
21%
211/4
21 »/4
98
99
98 %
99 3/4
99%
99 3/4
*991/2
101 y2
87%
87 3 i
*86%
88
87%
88
89
89
*93'/a
96%
94
94
951%
95%
100
No par
com
100
1
*95
*105
27%
27%
96
%
105 %
270
96
62
63
106
27%
27%
27%
♦95
63
62%
106
27%
.
96
*95
63 Va
36 34
106
12,200
.
37 Va
2,400
800
•
200
200
40
430
106
27
271/2
6,500
38,100
3
16%
16%
100
64%
65
—5
41%.
42 %
42
—100
75 Va
75%
*75
77
*75
77
♦75
77
75
75
*72
75
17
11 Va
17%
17%
17%
67
67
67
67'A
67'/4
42%
16%
*65
42%
43
42 »/a
43%
160
6V500
v
100
1
com
100
.
5
Hosiery
Mills
_5
Inc
25
common
preferred
*72.
13%
*95
*72
74%
♦72
13%
13
13%
13
13%
*96
98 3/4
*96
51
52%
52
96%
96%
96 '/a
52%
53 Vi
51 '/a
53'/a
8%
8 Va
*7%
8%
42%
43'4
.
No par
Co
*92
95
—,—2
Chem
&
31V4
*53%
*21
*60
Petroleum
Coke
*30%
533/4
26 %
60
43
60
25%
43
*92
59 3
59 %
25%
25%
86 Va
90
com
10
24%
No par
*86 %
90
*
Nopar
*89
91
*89
convertible
$4.80
%
95
a
preferred
preferred
(conv)
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
$5
31
22
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pitts
39%
4 y8
12
*21
1
Co Inc
&
preference
Pillsbury
70
8,500
*261/4
1
preferred
Phillips
8% Dec
40% Dec
3un
2,900
*39
'
334
12 Va
25
series preferred—.'
5
32% Feb
162% Aug 31
5,200
43/H
12%
preferred
6
21% Dec
18%
92
29
28%
100
Phillips Jones Corp
99% Mar 14
13% Apr
52 % Jun
31
183/a
preferred
61
104 % Feb
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
18
Philco
Corp common
;
33/4% preferred series A
Philip Morri's Inc com&non
Dec 30
100% Sep
17%
Reading Corp.
46 % Oct
Jan
18
%
3 Ya
12%
106
92
84% Jan
17
3%
106
4.68%
Phila &
97
83
17%
40%
12
100
10
14
!
17'/4
1
*39
40%
5
95
19
21
21% Jan
___No par
1,300
95
293% Nov
28
100% July
33% Jan
14,000
25%
100
109% Jan
16
Dec
48 Va
25%
preferred
10
37% Feb
6
47%
25%
4.3%
23
86% Dec
30
47 %
2514
—100
Dec
85% Jun
10% Dec
47 Va
26%
3.8%
Jan
43% Jun
46 % Jan
47 Va
26
preferred
preferred
17
22
31
95% May 13
20
47 Va
27
Corp
preferred
conv
103
Dec
Oct
82% July
40%
47%
Co
Co
13
513/4
*90
283/4
28 3/8
28%
*39
91
*90
89
33Y3c
Electric
1123/4 Jan
II,700
52%
26%
Ry Co
Phila
10
28
53%
51 Ya
52 Ya
51%
46 3.i
Corp
20 % Dec
7,000
20,400
2.50
common
Phelps-Dodge
96% Dec
6%
19'/a
No par
—
Brewing
2nd
6%
18%
40%
common
(Chas)
4%
6%
18%
40 %
preferred
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
7
26% Mar 14
Co
6'4
18 Ya
Corp___l
Petroleum Corp of Amer
19
11
30
35 y8 Dec
107
26
Milk
6%
18%
2 8 >4
50
Epstein
4Y2%
6 Vit
'88y2
Pepsi-Cola Co
45% NoV
92
270
29
(The)
Corp
2,540
131
25
preferred
400
126%
125 %
18%
*
26% May 18
32 3/4V
*313/4
*130
87
Pepnsvlvania Salt Mfg Co
$1.60
33
86
Pennsylvania RR
Penn-Te'xas
*31%
28'4
series preferred
24
64% Aug 25
July 25
V2%
4.40%
18 % Oct
6
26% Mar
52 Ya
6%
.
1
p^orip
3
13
115 % Apr
52 3,4
__iuO
Aug 15
51 Vis Oct
9
19
Jan
22% Apr 12
7VaMarl2
31
4
96
2
Jun
18'/2
Nopar
Light
preferred
12
10
110% Jan
6%
1
Corp.—
Sand
Sep
26
43
1
Inc
33
25
&
64
3 % Nov
6
Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
16% Oct
102% Dec
.
Corp
Power
168
37% Fen
Jan
129 Va
*31%
25
Glass
Penn
26
4
II
1253/4
129
Co
Jan
May 25
119% May 26
6
124%
129
common
Clement
147
50
6Va Nov 22
36 Va Jan
(J C)
3
17
21 % Jun
Penney
Penn-Dixie
68
23
Dec
9
12
11
16
124 %
128%
preferred
18
45% Jan
Nov
Jan
$1
Dec
11
4
48 y4 Nov
Dec
Jan
48'/4 Jan
22% Apr
33% Sep
21
July 21
123%
128 Y8
Nopar
Telep
16V4 Jun
30
29
16
52
Peninsular
43% July 11
43% Nov 26
13
Mar
102
Nov
49 % Feb
%
101
23
Jun
38
32
124
128
preferred
53
173
31%
123%
preferred
30% Jun
21
5,800
Ford
$1.30
91
14
413AMnrl2
Penick &
$132
25
19
1
13
92 % Dec
Dec
5,000
36 Ya
preferred
28Y4 Mar 27
20
Oct
26
prior
conv
243/4 Mar 26
113 % Apr
108 % Apr
33
5%
29
5
146
21
ll
28
17% Oct .28
49 Ya
36%
common
14
30% Jan
6
493/4
36Va
Enterprises
Co
21
Oct
78% Nov 29
23
50
36%
Distillers
% Dec
Nov
28
56 % Nov
27
49%-Dec
6
44 y8 Oct
58
20
Jun
600
49 54
36%
No par
&
Coal
34 Va
49 Tit
Transportation
Mines
34%
36
Airways
26
6
Jun
37
Patino
Peabody
34%
Pipe L—
25% Nov
3
15% Dec
44
20
26
Nov
Parmelee
25
34
273/4
493i
Parker
6% Mar 12
34
*34 Va
•27
36%
new
Tilford
700
27%
49%
Parke Davis & Co__
Rust Proof Co
9
20
14Ye jun
&
27
35%
100
World
15%
26 34
*27
49 Va
4%
preferred
Paramount Pictures.Corp
Park
17
17% Dec
26
6
Apf
30y2 Jan
.
2
4% Jan
14% Jan
v
57 y2
4
23% Jun
10% Jan
6
34%
" u
27
27%
common_l00
Teleg
East
Common
*27
34
15 Va
15 Va
27
27%
25
Consolidated
Amer
Panhandle
26
*15
27%
*27
No par
No par
Corp
Telep &
preferred
6%
Pacific
9
48% Dec
Electric
Pacific
9
15%
*27
10
Pacific Mills
12
152 y4 Feb
26
&
15%
1
Cofrp—
Lighting
142% July 16
Dec
Finance
Gas
12
5
25
Pacific
Jan
Inc
common
preferred
533/4 Mar 28
122% Sep 28
2
5%
16
128
5
Jun
5
283/4 Nov
29
Dec
163/4 Oct
2
42
'
142% Mar 10
6% Nov
jo
56
6
37 y4 Jan
53
9% Jan
91
1
45%
46
4434
45%
Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry com_100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
17%
173/a
17'/a
17%
Pittsburgh
_
'
*7%
8Va
43%
44%
*92
95
59%
59%
25%
25
12%
*
13i/4
100
4,780
10
98
53Vi
*7%
43'/a
*92
41,900
8i%
100
43%
2,200
95
59%
243/i
59%
900
25 Va
3,300
*86%
90
*87
90
*89
91
*89
90%
45 Vi
453/4
17%
45
*17%
173/a
46
Vi
4,900
17%
2,100
*146
160
*146
160
*146
160
*146
160
*141
143
*142
145
*143
146
146
146
"lO
P
28% Sep
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
41% Dec
22
37% Feb 13
69%. Dec
92 % Sep
23
74
10
96% Apr
8Ya Sep
10
9
39 V2 Dec
17
8% May 16
30% Jan
Jan
6Ya Feb
3
24% Feb
84% July 23
78
Oct
10
23
843/4 Apr
4
923/4 Apr
27
96
July 26
81Y4 Dec
7
29
Jun
3
23% Nov
19
153% Dec
19
25
24% Mar 14
40 % Dec
7
132
3
35% May 14
Pitts
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh
5%
preferred
5 V2%
9
Oct
5
26
1
19
90
Dec
31
$3,50
Jun
Plough
Pittston
25"
16
Apr
20
355/a Mar 18
30% Jan
23
40 y4 Apr
6
Dec
22
Jan
23
Poor
24 V4
Sep
8
21
Dec
383/i Aug 20
233% Mar 23
15
3
7% Dec
31
55
Aug 10
10% May 2
21%
21 %
21%
21%
213/4
21 Ya
22
22 Va
2
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
49 Ya
50 Ya
9,200
7%
7%
7%
734
8%
7%
8 Ya
16,800
64%
64 Ya
*64 %
65'%
39
39%
39V4
39%
37%
38%
35 Va Nov
29
31
40 V4 July 24
88% Mar 29
26
26 V2 Jan
263A Oct
27
21% Dec
5
125 % Sep
34 % Nov
16
7
32
May
Oct
For
$4.75
cum
Serv
Serv
4.32%
26% Mar 14
preferred
Co
Co
of
Colorado
71
preferred
25
Serv
El
&
Gas
div
*21
100
*110
73
*22 Va
22%
*21
22Ya
*111
371%
*72
22 Va
*21
38
73
*65
180
66
39 Vi
39Yi
3,300
38
38 Va
6,900
73
73
22%
•22
22%
Ya
*21
160
22 Y2
400
22 V2
114%
1113%
114%
114 y2
300
31 Va
31%
31'A
313'.
31Y4
31%
16,700
21V*
27%
27 y8
27%
27
Va
27 Ya
3,600
100
*83%
85,2
1033/4 Feb
16
4.08%
104
Feb
15
4.18%
preferred
100
17
106% Feb
15
4.30%
preferred
27
100
24% Nov
28
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
9
74 3/4 Dec
27
62% Oct
1
74% Jan
3
Pullman
11
41% Apr
11
37% Jan
4
51% Apr
5
Pure
22%
3,000
'
27%
21
'The)
a
15
31%
26
Oil
22
15V4
'
734»
*72
72
15
31%
27%
89% Dec
22.
37%
15%
com—Nopar
common.No par
preference
preferred
Inc
22%
25
85% Dec
page
39%
.37
82% Dec
se»
64%
39%
100
5
footnotes
64
Indiana..No par
preferred
4.20% preferred..
$1.40
10
of
4.16%
Pub
No par
preferred
3 y2 %
30
Co
21
105
56 Ya
Power
Gamble
Nov
105% July
22
23% Dec
8
Electric
&
Public
Dec
16
700
15
10
Potomac
22 Va Dec
19% Mar
500
Inc common..o
Co
Publlcker Industries
71
103 Va Nov
4,600
4,200
5
1003/4 Feb
91
6,900
6
10
10
,
68%
91
37 Ya
28
July 25
35% Mar 8
130
68 Ya
91
28
Aug
323/4 Jan
130
67 Ya
36%
27
120
<
28
43% Jun
3
67%
*89
37
893/a Jan
11
130
*125
27%
15
29
90
35Y8
Mar 21
Dec
68
27%
36% Nov
Nov
130
67 Va
*88%,
35%
Public
31
90
4,700
27%
493/4 July 25
263/4 Dec
68%
90
400
83
25%
15'A
74
108
*122
130
67%
20
80 Ya
Vi
27Ya
10
7
25
35%
27
14
83
24 Y8
15%
37% Dec
33 y4 Apr
104
Jun
83%
24%
27 Va
63 % Dec
3
*78
*83
24 Vi
36%
23
15
80%
83 '4
24
*78
15 %
Nov
18
*J20
*78%
8 3'4
79
4,800
14,500
36 Va
May 19
29 Ya Jan
75
80%
84
24%
3,800
7Ya
37 Vi
36
27%
47
28 V2 Jan
preferred
36'%
10
81
112% Nov
1
...
23%
7%
36%
—5
2
24 Ya Mar 15
*83
84%
7Ya
734
35%
2-50
15
11
79
100
84 Vi
734
6,200
Inc
-
&
37% Feb
84
(The)
convertible
Procter
12 3/4 Jan
Co
West
37%
7%
36
67Ya
Plymouth Oil Co..
69% Dec
25% Feb
_100
.100
Feb
71% Nov
31
1
A
prior pfd
Young & Ash pfd
28
24
Dec
May
class
1st series
7%
66
84
83%
83%
7%
36%
Pittsburgh
Dec
11
84
83%
1
10
100
45 y2 Nov
19% Jan
83
67%
67%
Virginia.
25
19
68 '4
&
13
6
19% Mar 15
67
Pittsburgh
90
29Yb Jan
68
Co—--*--10
Glass
65%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
36% Jan
155
Plate
2.50
86
*89%
MS
86
91 %
112
*84
86
*841/4
86
86
87
87
*86 Va
89
*87
*90
91%
911/4
100
86
88 Ya
91 y»
91V4
110
26 3/a
2,500
3,400
10
26|%
26%
26
26 Ya
26
26%
26
Nopar
68%
43%
63,4
63 Vo
63%
63%
63Y4
64
65
44%
43%
44 Va
431/a
46%
45 Ya
46
*
140
91%
Ya
27,000
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
Monday, January 7,. 1957
.
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LOW
STOCKS
6
36% Jan
18
•1% Jan
5
Feb
26
I
33% Nov
23
60% liar 22
70Va Nov
27
87 Vi Feb
59% Apr
12
44% Aug
3
28% Nov
Dec
27
13
July 19
16% Aug
19% Mar
14
Aug 11
38% July 27
37% Sep
44% Jan
33% Nov
24
23
8
33% Jan
4
27% May 22
20% Jan
3
1,^0^
1818
6,0d0
54 Va
04
3u0
54%
54
54
*53%
54
31
14,700
3118
30 V
80%
30-/8
12%
12%
1,500
12%
12%
19-8
70,200
No par
1
"__2~50
26
15
Jan
5
Nov
27
10% Mar 14
13
25
16
16
15
23
12
15
Jan
27
18 Vb Mar 14
18% Jan
3
18
30,% Apr
18
64% Apr
4
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
Sep
19
67 Vu Feb
40
.
Reeves
Eels
Jan
61
54% Sep
8% Jan
15% Jan
16
18
10
60% Dec
17
Republic
Revere
27
31
45
Apr
24
27
28% Dec
1C
14
10-/4 July 26
3
Sep
12
45% Feb
13
85
27
1
49
61
Mar 14
62
Nov
2
70
Apr
Jan
26
91
May 11
81
Sep
Jan
Dec
91
17% Dec
5
37% Mar 15
8
5% Dec
20
8% Mar 20
44% May 12
82
Dec
9
66 Va Jan
23
84% Apr
6
42
Nov 14
34% Jan
10
18 Va Jun
13 Va Dec
6
17% Sep
9
36% Sep
27
7
33% Jun
9
40% Jun
8
23% Jan
Rltter
Jan" 19
8
Dec
30
Apr
37 y4 Apr
9
Feb
19
510
Apr
28
105
Jan
16
31% Dec
13
1
21% May 28
Fed
34
May 28
35% Nov
Dec~15
19
JanTa
Oct
11
Sep 27
42% July 21
58% Dec 27
27%
*2
*ol
03
01 '/a
0x1a
31%
30%
731%
5%
5%
3C Va
5%
5%
•6
12%
7 uO
5818
32,loJ
34%
34%
34%
35
34 %
20 %
25 %
25"8
20%
25 Va
25%
25%
10%
10%
10%
10-8
20,0u0
10 %
10%
1014
10%
55
60 V (i
59 VB
60 Va
57%
60
28,300
HII
■34
00
60%
50
42
42 %
10
54 %
54%
54 Va
54%
*02
72
69
09
*81 %
83 %
1
100
91%
92%
1
17%
18',8
Co—
Trust
5s
82%
*81%
82 Va
94 %
94%
94
93 Va
a
'
6%
6%
68 Va
70% y
68%
43%
42%
43
4J
43
42%
43
%
32%
32%
331a
32'%
32
33%
31%
31%
19%
20%
21
20
20%
20 '-a
19%
201a
14%
15
14 Va
14%
14%
7,2u J
14%
14%
14
261b
20
26%
2o %
2b
6,300
25%
25%
—II—5
25%
"
32
28%
28%
28%
20%
2
Va
27 %
27
27%
_
385
95
395
:: 95
*90
13 '/8
13%
13 %
Electric Steel" ~CoIII__IIIIo
47%
47Vs
47%
46%
46%
40 %
47
Guilders
44 %
43
44
43
44%
x43l
43%
30%
31%
30%
31%
3i%
31'%
5,700
29%
29%
29 V
4,400
McBee
1
31 %
31%
29
29%
28%
29%
29
*8%
8%
*8
IIIIIIIl
8%
8%
common
; q
68%
69%
81
82
preferred
Ho
Hoo
(Jacob)
Vu
1
Corp
(The)
Co
97%
22
38% Dec
5
22 Va Jan
16
25% Mar 14
July 14
34% Jun 13
17
88% Jun 27
69% Dec
103% J un
Jan
6
11
Jun
55
32% Jan
26
40
Jan
74
4%
—
Jan
33
8
Va
15
285
Nov
311
Aug
155
Jan
215
Sep
17
101
49% Jun
7
105
July 13
19% Sep 22
32
Dec 21
Dec
'18% Jan
105
12
93
Bt Louis
6%
7
Feb
23 Va
25%
STOCK
25
72%
73%
EXCHANGE
73
73
*235
245
205
205
Southwestern
7
Ry Co
preferred
100
23% Aug 22
19
37 Va Mar 29
Sangamo
17
3
12% Jun
8
6
57% Dec
18
44% Feb
14
oj% Mar 14
78% Jun
98
Feb
20
0/% Nov
a.9
11
77% Dec
19
25
13
12% NOV 21
20
Oct 27
Jan
22
83% Oct
19
101% Oct
13
18
7
Sep
8
.
UeC
Oct
16
22% Mar
May 28
90
Mar
107
18
63 % Apr
■
Bavage
9
Jan
6
105% Apr
2
$4
6
40
4
Scovlll
33 % Dec
92% May 18
21
40 y4 Apr
3
78
Dec
28
by%Max
7
35
33% Jan
*n%J*n
9
Mfg
Co
Dec
28
44% May
16% Nov
21
19% Feb 29
Seaboard
25
70% Nov 26
Seaboard
13
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
6
59% Apr
5
Jan
6
31 % July 18
40% Nov 16
Dec
23
23% Jun
28
28% Dec
20
36% Jan
3
21% Feb 29
7% Apr 27
18
12 Va Jun
1
6% Nov 17
9 % Apr
26
3% Dec
27
10
61% Jan
5
43% Nov
26
63
23% Nov
15
60
62
Nov
36
Oct
18
39% Jan
31
10
38
Nov
16
36% Feb
•4
Oct
16
66% Mar
22% Jan
6
13 Va Nov
9
4
20
14
11% May
59
22V4 Nov 27
7
62% Jan
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
8
29
35% Mar 28
45% Jan
44
3
63% Nov
7
55% Jan
4
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
23
15
7
19
Mar 19
Simmons
52% Jan
24
73
Dec
64% Dec
1
50% Feb
10
67
Aug
27
24% Jan
3
20% Nov
2
33% Jan
7
16% Nov 29
174
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
15% Sep
26
81% Dec
30
26% Dec
19
35
Mar 14
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
28% Jan
17
31% Jan
7
51
Jan
18
27% Feb
210
Jun
7
23
12% May 23
19% Mar
3
18% Jun
205
Feb
Skelly
Oil
3
Smith
7
12
64 y4 May 10
8
14
13
12%; Jan
12
20% July 31
45
Dec
21
63% Jan
24
Feb
25
37%
Jan
3
24% Jun
20
35% Nov 15
40% Nov
3
33
12
40% Jan
54% July 25
45
Nov
21
21% Mar
19 Va Jan
11
7
Aug
1
36% Nov
29
65 %
July
5
29
16
17
54% July 27
23
Mar 16
5%
Porto
8%
33% Apr
39.% Dec 31
Southern
44% Nov 29
58% Mar 23
South'n
18
15% Jan
4
93
Dec
29% May
24% July
49% May 16
17 % Dec
87% Apr 14
35% Oct 11
20% Jun
2% Dec
6
6
84
5
24% May 15
17% Nov 27
8
Dec
28
91% Jan
27
Pacific
90
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
Dec
12
7
25
98% Sep
16% Jun
47% Jun
16
103% Nov 30
95 % Nov
30
103 Va Mar
16% Nov
1
77% Oct
21
59
31
100
Nov
23% Aug
8
29% Jun
21
14
5
68% Mar 14
•
103% Nov 14
17% Nov "18
86
July 27
4
38
May 28
21% Nov 29
96% Dec
29% Aor
31
11% Dec
27
July 11
4iy4 July 27
94 % Nov 22
20 y« Mar
4
19
105
16% Feb
11
83%
pt 1/,
1
2
July 17
16% Jan
70% Dec 28
36% Oct
6
24 y4 Mar 20
22% Oct
18
Mar 22
toy4oct
18
2
Sep
•8
Feb
2
10% Jan
36% Nov
7
.Jrd
3
17
n
Spear
6
Oct
22
5,400
57 Va
57%
56%
.57%
8,100
58 %
8%
8 Va
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
88 Va
88
20 Va
20%
20 V
15
14 VB
lo
30%
30%
30'a
47%
48
47 Va
47
48
83%
*82
61 %
61
41,1/J
70%
8,2p0
03
63%
1,900
40%
10,000
18
10,800
56
54.000
20
4,500
17
55 V«
19%
Co
33%
X45%
451a
•
*33
45 Va
8%
19%
No par
19%
8%
8%
4.100
19%
8 %
19
19
225
192
19%
3,5G0
47
*46
47
35
5,600
35%
34 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
200
33%
45%
45%
46 Vb
16,800
45 %
45%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20,900
30%
31
301a
30%
39%
38%
39%
44%
45 %
44%
2%
44'%
44%
43
l,6b0
16,700
38%
39
38 % v
38%
45%
45
46
66,300
45%
45
43%
44
44%
45%
16,200
44''a
18%
18'%
4,500
„
1,600
20
Service
*80
1
20
,
84
18%
*80
18 "a
Va
20%
26%
20'
17%
17%
17%
17%
2 50
5%
_
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I 2
No par
a
5%
,5 %
5%
*37%
42 %
52 Va
53%
52 Va
52%
*94%
95%
*94 Vb
95 %
,
*28
17%
17%
18
23
22%
22%
Va
97
*95 V*
11%
12
11%
a
11%
71 Va
*70 Va
71%
29%
28 Va
29%
37%
37 %
No par
37%
77%
79%
77%
IT il
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
I
6Va
6%
6 %
Standard Gas AT Electric Co.
1
11%
11 Va
^
com
preferred
■
*11%
84
*80
S4
6 Ta¬
ll %
2,700
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
17 S8
*17%
18 Va
300
17%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3,800
40
52%
53 Va
53%
95%
*94%
*94 V
b
54 V
5,300
2
95
13%
8,300
8
22%
77.800
*95%
96%
80
9,100
18
18 Va
22%
22%
96
10
44
*38
17%
17* %
90 V
13%
40
42
22%
96
18%
*80
84
I~"l
Co"
common
18%
18%
100
tr ctfs
Inc
55%
i
225
34%
30%
39
20
35 Va
20%
30%
56
19%
*45%
47
30%
20%
30%
54%
81b
20%
20 Va.
17%
17%
'
Inc
& Bros Inc
$5.50
33 %
34
*33
:
Public
*45 Vb
47
*45
"38 %
*192
2%
7 50
Co
(Del)
18%
62%.
39%
17'
225 '
8%
8%
18%
33%
5
com
8%
18%
,
'
225
600
63%
74%
19%
*186
86
62%
55%
a
1,4'. 0
1,400
84
73%
17%
19 %
ll,4o0
31
48%
62 7 b
19%
54%
Id %
30%
73%
54 %
16 V
4,000
61%
01%
16%
J
20%
a
48
•
84
*82
84
300
11,000
90
15
14VB
30 Va
*
I"
preferred
Brands
*23
87 Va
a
2,000
231a
23 Va
*23
23 %t
37%
•3.50
12
54
57%
62 Va
preferred
T)
Standard
12% Jan
52
54%
52
53%
51%
70 V2
"v-
91% Jan 26
,
24%
29 %
$4.50
P"*1'"
44% May 14
3
25Va
31%
15%
1 «0
19,400
241b
37%
Chemical Co common
6
preferred
IIlOO
& Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common !
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
2
9% Jan
26
44
26%
39%
4.20%
Inc
43%
62%
Spencer Kellogg
Spiegel
43%
71%
Spencer
77% Nov 30
,6 % Dec 28
Co
Corp
Co.
&
43%
37%
5
4
(A G)
23,700
43%
62 V a
Southern Railway common...No par
SDalding
Sparton
4,800
3%
70 %
Edison_III—25
Production
Southwestern
15%
3%
37%
25
Mobile & Ohio stk
Feb
11
Sugar
5%
28% July 19
29%
15*%
3%
62
Co com_4.50
44,400
2 8"a
3%
3%
44
20
*190
2,400
.
15%
70%
5
3,800
14
29
35%
15
70'
.
13%
1
14
3,800
17%
17%
08
18,300
36
15 Va
01 Vb
—
"Ex-distribution"
non-cum
69%*
68%
^50
1
,21
Jan 17
6% Sep
4
63 V< Aug 17
73% Jan 18
4% Oct
& Q
Natural Gas
Southern
2% Nov 19
38% Oct
1
.47,000
-
s|w
35%
17%
25 Va
'
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par
31
23
io
20
lbO
78
79
01 %
__II_1
California
Jan
4,000
82
10
Southern Co (The)
33% Jan
33%
46%
25
Inc
preferred
Southern
93
32%
31
par
Corp
Rico
93
33%
28%
20
preferred
South
93
V*
IIIIlO
Co
Carolina E
11,200
15%
3 Va'
58:%
Xl4%
5
Bmith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Bouth
4,oOO
b
*13
13%
20 1
Solvay American Corp 4% pfdlllOO
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
7% Dec
a
80 Va
28%
89 Va
Solar Aircraft Co
July 10
237% Apr 10
17 V
60:
28%
87
Uno
17'a
00 Va
17 Vb
'
06
90%
24
54
34
_
10,460
*76%
651a
1<%
90-
II
Smith-Corona
32% Jan
,
(AO)
46% Jun
20
17
17% Jan
Dec
Co
19,600
17%
35 Va
35%
*23
Sinclair Oil Corp
a
51%
80 Va
*77
80
*13
52 Va
19%
20 V
50%
60 Va
33
33%
8%
No par
Slmonds Saw & steel
a
25% Jun
93'a
23%
1
1.860
16%
8
20
Va
*92
81
V,
8%
Co
1,900
59la
22%
—IIIIHT ' 1
America.IIIIIIoc
Corp of
lO7
1,400
34%
34%
34 Va
20
21%
*78%
00
1
Slgnode Steel Strapping
5
Nov
72% May
25
July" 19
Sheraton
.51%
66
44%
57%
7 50
21%
50 VB
No par
Pen Co
65% Apr 26
20% Jan
18
A)
21 Vb
50%
.
26 Va
52
—No~par
„
Shell Oil Co
88
1
37% Mar 14
49 % Sep
(W
21 %
16
17 %
3%
44
1
;
15,100
14%
24%
2.50
G)—
Sheller Mfg Corp
6
IIlNo~par
Gas
&
(Frank
Sheaffer
'
16% Jan
14
57% Jun
3
13y4 Feb 14
49% Nov
28
Feb
21% Feo
23
46% Oct
Shattuck
18% Nov 29
,
25% Dec
Oil
Sharon Steel Corp.
9
3 Va
Inc
48
95
20
35 Vs
,
15
1
—
a
To
28%
141a
common
10
47 1
*93%
>180
19%
33 Va
13%
28 %
IIIIIII
Co
Industries
Shamrock
17
65,J'a
3
III
2uo
48 Va
15%
*77
17%
13
_I
Co
<fe
J
40
2 tJ
93 Va
33 %
93Va
25%
65%
j
1.0OJ
17 Va
79%,
17%
1
$4.50 preferred
July 11
26
Inc
Shahmoon
100% Aug
10
18% Aug 17
39% Jan
6
Jan
Bervel
205
bo J
18,9
73%
240
-
%
79
35
j
Co
Rubber
Selberllng
19
59 % Dec
8% Dec
11% Jan
9% Mar 14
7
Mar 15
Apr
39% Jan
49% Apr 11
49% Nov 29
11
33% Jan
III_20
Co
Finance
*"
16
20% Dec
8% Mar 15
33 %
*77 %
20
19%
33
59
81
25
a
73%
15%
i
50%
93
33%
93
251
73%
a
93 Va
__
Seaboard Air Line RR.Co
34% Dec
43% Jan
59%
IlOo
common
rights 2
prererred
Oil
51 Va
59
*73%
25 '.a
15%
33
20
50%
.,
25
19%
19%
No par
Common
52% Oct
15 %
No par
*
preferred
3.65 %>
33 %
15%
No par
$3.40 preferred
12
95
21
33 %
b
11,660
46 Va
21 %
21
.
23%
231
*160
95
*93%
DAY
40%'
'245
46%
46
YEAR'S
buJ
3J%
*235
III__1
Co common
Paper
Scott
21
15C
Scherlng Corp
Schick Inc
6
93 %
40
""_5
III In
Corp
Bchenley Industries Inc
20
j% Max
Electric Co
Arms
93 %
NEW
47'%
10
17
29% Jan
14% Feb
27% Jan
17% Apr
35% Oct
200
%
10
lit pfd 4.40%
series A
Ban Diego Gas «fc Electric Co
16
Sep
200
I" 5
_Hoo
CLOSED
240
240
100
;
common
4o0
a
lo2
25 %
25%
noncum
82v
J
10,700
69%
8 1B
23%
23'a
25
100
0\J
73
23
Bt Regis Paper Co
60% July 31
40% Feb
23%
No~par
Preferred series A 5%
2
10
170
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
Va
a
ova
a
>149
.
8,700
141,800
44 V 4
;
08%
* a
a
3,900
-
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
«
150
150
150
Ry Co common—No par
8t L San F
91% Mar 23.
38%
81
81%
81
vo
va
09 Va
69
69%
G8
*147
150
150
10
Co—
St Joseph Light & Power
13
Jan
145
conv
8t Joseph Lead
Mar 19
2§% Aug 31
24% Dec
preferred
4.30%
320% Apr
Aug 17
265
o2
6,900
28%
13%
Safeway Stores
17
26%
46%
Royal
Dec
:A
*92
Va
28%
Ruberold
155
1,710
406 —:
404'
9a
1,300
13.300
;a
13%
17
13
1
405 ~
395.
*90 Va
379
*90
100
1
100
34
*33,
32
20%
26%
27%
27
374%
20
common
2,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,400
:u
33%
*32
33
*32
25
Nopar
5
1,200
28 Va
71% Dec
Feb
8,900
%
13'/a
30
112
2 <£,600
27%
14
21
32,500
0%
71 Va
67
13%
50% Feb
Dec
126
%
0
19%
6-8
7 018
19%
loVa
18%
580
67
Mines_IIIII_
Controls com.Il
Royal Dutch Pet Co new 20
3
10
7a
68%
6 Va
1,DU0
9,100
*00
Va
18
6%
0
a
Va
5o %
43
72
*81 Va
a
93
18
92 V
5,300
*02
82 V
*81V2
3,400
25%
54-a
5-t%
54 Vb
a
43%
43
43
421%
42%
*12
28%
36 Va July 16
r eb
7,500
13%
Ruppert
28
5%
'8
28
26
98% Feb
9
17
18,900
35
s
82% Sep
20
31%
31%
1
13% Apr
Nov
OuJ
%
29
23
80
200
28
02
5
1.300
15%
Va
1
51 %
~10
Co
Nov
8
*15 Va
28 %
34',
preferred series A
Rotary
5
15%
*27%
58%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
31
*15'/a
12
preferred
Haas
&
15%
I
6%,,
11 %
Corp
conv
38% Apr
&
23
Dec
29
48% Jan
44% Dec
29
27 Va Fen
3
15% Mar 21
32%
31
4%
17% Jan il
48% July 31
10
12
35
Rohm
2
Nov
90
44% Dec 29
43% Dec 29
28
362% Dec
28
14% Sep
6
5%%
6%
58
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
2
6%
59%
No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
30% Aug
11 '/8
*6'/B
12
Roan Antelope Copper
13
35
4
105% Mar
35
Feb
Jun 17
Oct 11
28% Apr
25
10
27
33% Dec
410
19
26
11%
'a
0
57%
Company
28% Jun
21% Jun
11 -u
0.aoO
42
Paper
27% Dec
11%
Ilia
300
1£
Corp
Rlegel
5
3,200
_1
Selection
42% Aug 15
18
lt/O
2814
59%
Manufacturing
Ridgeway
41%
27%
*61
30%
5
10
17% Mar 20
Dec~13
13% Jan
5
*36%
27'/a
12
Richfield Oil Corp
55% May 11
41 Va
27 Vb
59'/2
_
Rhodeslan
*38 Va
II—II—22JQ
Inc
Rheem
30 Va
11%
11
105% Jan
20
14
*35%
10
5
series
8% Sep
*35
30%
10
series"— IIII100
45% Feb
27%
II_50c
Preferred 4.50%
105% Apr
38%
27%
Preferred 3.60%
26
29
29
27%
Common
6% July 26
31% Nov
27%
16
32% Sep 26
"a
*15 Va
26
Apr
89% Jan
21
15%
29%
1,30 0
a
*37
'
15%
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
7
*6
62%
34'
34%
39%
.27%
10
*01
19
"33%
*38
*11 Va
6 %
G
I
19
18 Vb
55,700
41%
27
DAY
■ 8
I
3b
5
100
' 1
Copper & Brass
Revlon
3
70
12
101
Aug
57% May
26
82
2
11%
Corp
Steel
Rexall Drug Co
49% Mar 19
Oct
5
64% Dec
11%
10
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
13
Nov
41% Dec
Mar U
27%
50C
11% Dec
9% Feb
60
Oct
40
27
-
331a
1»'h
*38
YEAR'S
NEW
12 Va
Co—
<fc
48% Feb
10% Jun
10
45
40
$1.25 dlv pi lor preference
Reliable Stores Corp
25% Dec
1% Mar 14
30
40
31
12 Va
30%
36
30
5
30%
34
*35 Va
CLOSED
39%
*37%
%
12%
31
a
34
EXCHANGE
34%
*53 %
17%
STOCK
.18%
50
Republic Aviation Corp-_
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
5
17%
34
"so
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
12
5
—50
No par
34% Dec
15% Aug
9% Jan
72%
1
6
11% Aug
21
72 Va
18
11% Dec
6
May 10
100
7214
1718
Reed Roller Bit Co
May 16
Jan
72 Va
17%
11
6% Mar 14
34%
35
72
17%
11% Feb 14
13% Jan
Oct
351s
*71%
30% Apr
47% Sep
Dec
34%
72'2
17%
11
18% Aug
3
Jan
35%
34%
35%
31
37% Apr
35%
l,3oJ
291a
29%
10%
Dec
Mar
29%
711«
Co common
;
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
42
x;9%
35%
Reading
81% Feb
uJ
182
29%.
*29%
3,400
34%
33%
1%
132
*131
1..2
*131
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
130
130
29%
Raytheon Mfg Co
37% May
1
21% Aug
357
Shines
29%
Inc
Rayonler Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co
15
26
12% Feb
4
60
Dec 30
34
the Week
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
29
53% Jan
5
47
15% Sep
31
Jan. 3
g
1st
$3.50
23
Norn
37% Jun
5
7
39% Jan
5
10% Mar 22
13
May 6
34
Jan. 2
Jan. 4
No par
America com
preferred
Radio Corp of
14
Ranco
25% Apr
Jan
41
18
(The)
Oats Co
preferred
20% July 11
12
60%
34% Jan
31
33% Apr
4
41% July
26
11
7% Jan
29% Dec
15% Dec
Sep 26
39
21
55% July
7
47
Oct
Jan. 1
Friday
Thursday
33'/«
common—5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_lO
b%
20
Nov
88% July 27
36% Jan
33
Feb
153
Quaker
7
35% Mar
May 28
31
130
154
Mar 15
13% Sep
Bales far
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 31
Par
EXCHANGE
33% Sep 14
July 15
31% Aug 1
30% Mar 30
31
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Higheat
UvHt
148
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year J9.70
iMr 1965
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
f»r Frnltu
iff
22 3
96
11%
12
12%
12 Va
71
71
71%
72
28%
29
28%"
371s
37%
37%
38 Vs
77 Va
77 V8
77 Vb
77 Va
-
6%
*11 Va
7
-
11%
•
7%
11%
260
10,200
21%
•
3.200
470
20,800
7%
111\
„
1,500
Volume 185
i
i
■
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5601
(61)
-
NEW YORK STOCK
Kane* for FrerUu
Range for Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
53% Jun 24
48 % Jan
•102
'
31
50
Aug 19
58% May
23
•49% Jan
99
Mar 28
65
88% Dec
28
22
12% May 29
14
13'/8 NOV
4a% May 26
50
Feb -11
43% Jan'23
65% Dec
36
60% July 28
51%-Jan. 19
81
4
15"% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
42% Mar 14
13% Dec .28
18% Jan
6
16% Feb
29
Jan-
38% Oct
Jan '27
23
-
Aug 26
32
Oct
.4
Dec
67% Feb
11
21% Jan
6
Jan
6
IS1/* Feb
8
»41% Nov
20
t
32
Feb
26
(Tbel L S
Chemical
23
22% Nov
28
66
Dec
19
6% Dec
26
940
Nov
21% Jun
25
4
35 % Nov
30
21
2
38
29
July
,
Dec
6
42
Feb
81
Dec
26
8% Feb
8
Sun
7
Broadcasting
9
.1
25%
Corp
Chemical
6Tb
1
48%
17% Jan
10
25
11% Sep
41% Jan
27
17% May
62% Jun
July 20
18
May 28
6% Dec
17
2
12% Jun
6
45
8-
Mar 22
series
Feb
45% Dec 12
-44% Jun 21
10% Oct
>62
29
Dec
37% Oct
69% May
-
31
5
7
-
51
-16% Jan
28
11% Jan
27
18% Dec
28% Jun
6
25% Jan
16
30% Dec
8
33 Va Oct
1
6% Dec
21
Dec
7%
3,200
8,100
70%
77
45% May 17
Oct
143
19
13% Jan
13
Oct
11
Nov
28
Jan
23
35
Oct
17
38% Dec
2
34% Feb
10
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
20'A Oct
1
18
Jan
10
10% Jan
174
25% Nov
-1
15% Nov 28
19% Mar
45
53
11
Nov
25
% Mar 16
7"% Jan
43
43% Oct
19
27
24
Jan
54% July 10
26 %
27
26
Va
27%
27%
27%
22%
22%
22%
23'A
2 3'A
36'a
36%
36%
*36Va
36%
69
69'/a
69
69
69%.
69%
700
7
7%
7%
7%
7%
13,400
1.220
1,210
1,315
1,290
1,315
27%
26%
26%
26%
26%
69%
1,220
27%
27%
60% Mar 24
105% May 10
36 %
July 23
48% Jan
51
19
Jan
80
23
23'A Nov 27
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
48
Jan
6
75% Dec
22
13 % Jan
3
18% July 26
62%. Feb
.,
Nov
l
Feb
102% Dec
5
14
15
Mar 29
51% Nov
48%
22% Oct
28
35% Jun
18% J»n
20
20
22% Oct
11
24% July 13
28% Jun 15
24% Feb
9
55% Dec
14
60
18
52
Nov
29
59
7
43%
43%
86
86
85
11%
11%
$2.50
*18%
59 %
25
12 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
10,000
19'A
6%
17 Va
17%
59
61'A
6%
59%
*58%
59'/a
58%
60
58%
(i0
38%
39
'A
38 Va
39'A
30%
30 Va
30%
——1—_:
7
7
600
7
17'A
59%
8,400
17%
6,800
60
2,200
Va
60%
60%
61%
40,700
38'A
40 Va
3 9 Va
40%
31,300
30'/a
30%
30%
30%
28,200
59
'
18%
18%
18!A
18%
17%
18'A
17 Va
17%
30%
30%
30%
30 7
a
30 Va
30'/a
30 Va
30%
600
37 Va
37%
37
37%
36%
39 »A
38'A
39 Vi
12,000
Land
Inc
10
7
160
100
—-No par
39%
20%
50c
No par
20%
convertible preferred
(The)
21'A
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
21
*20%
21 'A
20%
21
21
18
%
Va
12%
13%
12
12
12%
13
13
49
49
74
74%
88
88
37'A
24%
24%
100
18'A
*11%
EXCHANGE
I;
101%
CLOSED
12 %
13
49 Va
47
11
11
74
73
91
*89
Va
DAY
*24'/a
99%
101
100
13%
13%
13%
48 %
48%
12%
60
200
13%'
46
170
11'A
200
73
74'A
*89
.
24%
48 '/a
*11%
1,900
46
37 Va
24%
800
18%
49 At
*10%
92
36%
48
17,300
13 Va
74
36%
24 Va
YEAR'S
.
47 Va
10%
36%
NEW
,
*49
13
•88
,'
18'A
49%
'A
13%
.
21
18'A
10%
73 Va
STOCK
,
•
18,200
'
21
*49
*48'/a
11
36%
2
500
39%
49
No par
5
'.
t
7,200
39 Va
25
Tlmken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
8
160
39%
10
$1.20 preferred
7%
160
39%
18'A
*10%
7%
160
Va
49
*12
7'A
*158
40
18%
100
'.
7'A
158
39%
48%
—60
common
7'A
158
-40'A
18 Va
1
;
7%
160
-48%
No par
common
Oil
10,800
Trust—
common
Co
Co
11%
17%
92
38 Va
24%
100 Va
25
4,400
13,800
3,500
100
99
3,700
80
37'A
-
3,900
xl3'A
13%
13'/a
13%
4,400
47'A
48 Va
47'/a
48%
2,000
45% Apr 30
28% Mar 21
Transamerica Cox«p
3 7'A
37%
37%
37%
17,700
Inc
5
18%
19
18 %
19%
18 Va
18%
18'/a
20'A
15,100
Transue & Wllliums Steel
No par
26%
26%
26 Va
26"%
*26'A
26%
25%
26%
600
1
27 Va
27'A
26%
27 %
27 Va
27%
27'A
27%
43,300
50
52%
53
52%
53:»
54
54'A
54
54%
2,700
31%
32%
31%
31%
15
28% July 23
July 27
25% Dec 29
25
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
May 16
53
% Feb
2
52'A Apr
17
64
26
Mar 14
33% Apr
59% Apr
14
14
31% Jan
27
Oct
Dec
1
36% Mar 12
*62'A Mar 13
Trans
World
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
Truax-Tracr Coal Co common
49 % Nov
21
13
21% Jan
30
29% Apr
12
20 % Jan
19
15% Apr 27
18
11
60
19
46
Apr
25
52
8
Dec
6
14
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
25% Oct
25
13% Jan
6
16% Jun
15
13% Feb
ft
16% Mar 19
Udyllte
33
4
43 y» Jun
28
20 '/a inv/V
15
44
1
11
Jan
4
5% Nov
15
8
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
116% Sep
6
31 y2 Jun
30
21
26
25% Dec!.
4
;
7
5%
18
Twin
35»A Jun
15
TXL
Oil
Co
Corp
2 9'/'a
37 («
66
37%
*62
29%
66
29 Va
'
29
31'A
*02
'A
'
31%
30%
*60
00
29 Va
31
2,000
64
29%
29 Va
29'A
(The)—_
52 ¥2
53
53
53
53
1
23'A
23%
23 Va
23
%
23'A
23%
23'A
23%
par
*16%
17'A
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16'/a
16 Va
*50
51%
49
50
_1
prior preferred
conv
Coach
*64
37 Va
50
20th Century Fox Film
Twin City Rap Transit com—No
y8 Jan
Jun.
1
Preferred series A (conv)_,
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.90% cptiv preferred 1954 ser—56
15% Aug 16
46% Aug 17
9% Nov
2
Jun
37%
2
Airlines
8
8'A
26%
1
,
27
■
*52
:
»
*52
53
8
*48
50
8%
26%
26%
8%
26%
*48
8%
28
27%
5,300
1,700
50
8 Va
11,400
700
200
8%
28
4,300
34,600
u
May
6% Dec
31 y2 Feb
80% Mar 14
10
103% Jan
Mar 27
Apr
23
47% May
8
133% July 17
26
Corp
Jan
6
27 Va Jan
6
108% Mar 22
31% Apr
113
Jan
Nov
1
100
Apr
86% Oct
3
92
92
98 y2 Sep
12
45 y2 Sep
26
Nov~29
28% Apr
5
Union
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
2
Union
Cheui
17
Union
Elec Co
3
48 Y*
113
Sep
74% Dec
26
22
Nov
7
28
:49 y2
Mar 15
103% JUn
29
Jan
5
Preferred
No par
84
84
65% Apr
2
Union
58%
59%
9
Union
Apr
30
Union
61% May 25
113'A Jan 23
96
% Dec
17
United
Dec
18
4%
39% May
10% May 10
166
,
121% Dec
10
35% Jan -23
15
93
Pacific
4'/o
18
RR
Tank
4%
Car
Co
Corp
(ser of 1956)
44% Dec
17
United
Air
20
United
Biscuit
10
com
Lines
pfd
conv
Inc
Dec
7
107
Feb
24
July 25
20% Dec
14
28% Apr
9
United
Board &
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
20
71 y2 Mar 26
United
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
62
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
15% Feb
25
78
Jan
27
4% Feb
9
6
73 Va Jan
23
82
% Jun,20
Mar 21
4% Jan
-
3
(Delaware)
United
May'.. 4
$3.50
11
.7
Jan
3
United
Corp (Del)
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
United
Dye <fc Chemical Corp
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
13
United
United
Gas
United
Gas Improvement
41% July 30
23
5% Nov
27
7% Jan
6
12
19% Feb
29
2% Jan
3
4 % Aug
3
1% Dec
31
27'A Oct
11
36 % Dec
9
28 % Jan
23
61% Dec
29
64% Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
42
27%
*94
96
%
160
*150
13,000
4,100
14,100
163
113 %
400
42%
43'A
20,100
28%
28 %
3,100
113%
116
'.42%
28
>96
90
0
*94
-
96
21%
21
21
67%
67%
67%
68 Va
40%
40%
40
40'/a
1,800
4%
5,600
*21
700
r,900
6
1
32%,
4%
79
6%
6%
32%
4%
6 ¥2
6 %
31
Co
United Industrial Corp
United Merch <fc MfrsTnc
79
6%
15,600
6%
6%
7'A
28,600
32 Vt
32%
33 Va
6%
6
%
2,600
14%
15
14%
15
46%
45%
46 %
40,100
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
11.100
37'A
37%,
37'A
37%
44
32%
33
37
37
1
6'%
6%
32
4%
*78 Va
45'%
15
44%
13%
6%
6%
32%
4%
79
15%
15%
43%
10
:
-
4%
*78'A
45 Va
14%
No par
-ft
4%
79
*78V.
%
*37 y4
37 Va
7,200
500
6%
6'A
6%
6%
6 Va
6%
6 Va
6»4
4,000
1
14 %
14%
14 Va
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
22,700
1%
79,300
1%
1%
1%
Park City .Mines Co (The)-l
Foreign Securities
1
Freight Co
_No par
1%
1%
1%
34
34%
34 Ya
34'%
,34 Va
35
34%
35 %
8,200
S
23%
24%
23%
24%
>24 %
25 Va
25%
27%
16,200
Aug
2
U
S
Gypsum Co common
4
56%
58'A
55'A
56'%
55'%
56%
55%
56%
9,000
Feb
1
preferred
100
Hoffman Mach common__82y2c
156 %
156 %
*156%
3
27
'22% July 19
Dec
^4
3
15
Nov
14
19
44 Va Nov 28
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
United
44 »A July 20
F^£i^^oo(motef^seej5ag£><222
*113%
Va
88%
89%
S
Dec
16% Mar
42
27%
34.300
8 Va
29%
U
15% Dec
Sep 26
y4 J»n
5
115
31'A
28%
U
35
12
113
*150
24,200
8%
,
30
100
61
9
28 % Oct
181
>
160
Va
86 %
24
3% Mar 26
39 y2 May
77
Corp.
6%
1
Aug 14
14 V8 Dec
4%
8
35
35% Jan
*94
*78 %
com
May 11
40
115
30c
.,
Engineering & Foundry
Dec
115
158
162
41%
Fruit Co
177
*150
41
United
,
88
42%
United
1
90 VA
41%
5
6
87
,100
Mar
2
91'A
21
16y« Aug 20
8% Mar
28Va
a
30%
8%
28 V*
H%
69
5*5
39% Mar
26%
30%
8'A
29
6b
8
23% Jun
30 Va
8 Va
*2L
12
9
30 Va
30
*94
13% Jun
14
601
96
43% Dec
Mac 14
*84%
61
68%
Mar 31
6% Aug-
86
59'A
21%
May
18
*84
%
68'A
17
34% Dec
77
21%
Electric Coal Cos.
28 '/2
77
89 %
No par
30
31
79
10
com
27
36% Oct
*77
28%
27%
60
Sep 26
230
83
8%
.41%
51 y. Feb
30
97 Va
*77
26%
29'A
GVa
43%
convertible preferred
7% Feb
9
17,500
•96
83
59
59%
27%
13 y. Mar 14
2
26%
97
*77
-
—
ClgrWhelan Stores
38 »A Oct
6
3oy2
26%
*94%
79 Va
'
*84
42%
No par
22% Dec
-
26!%
No par
Unlted-Carr Fastener—
41 % Dec
12
78%
%
22%
94%
a
27%
Carton Corp
8,900
86
94 V
10
$4.50 preferred.
34
83
26%
*77
No par
Carbon Co,
6% Jan
100
_100
,
of-America
3
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
30
5
com
26%
94 %
22%
29
No par
preferrea
32% Apr
25
Co
Aircraft
conv.
26%
preferred ———10
non-cum
18
=
5,100
80
17% Jan
27
22%
*77
44% Jan
.
22%
22%
94%
'
108 y2 Feb
9,400
22%
23
No par
36
Nov". 20
34%
114 Va
Preferred $3.50 series
1
26
'A
113%
15
1
22
34%
114 Va
Feb
11
July_25
33 % Sep
34
114
82
Oct
103 y2 Oct
34%-Jan"~~6~
33%
115 Va
*77
Oct
6,000
33
No par
% Dec
a
6
114
No par
series
6
33%
22 %
—
$4
6
116
Materials Corp—10
common
10
Oil of California
6
115%
$3.70 series
29
128% Dec 22
115
*115%
104
30
32 y2 Jun
6
&,
33%
No par
Preferred
8
_
Carbon
Preferred $4.50 series
28
26%:Jan
6,600
91
10
Jan
1,100
26 V
9
29
52
14 Va
25%
6
11
Nov
83'A Nov
14%
26
5%
Jan
93
7
14'A
25%
issued
*
Feb
59
14 Va
25%
Jan
18
104% Mar 29
14%
25%
Jan
27
81% Oct
78
*14'A
5%
30
92% Dec
July 27
14%
25%
5%
Corp„6%
Paper
&
14'A
24%
ft
112
5
7
-
1
No par
-
—
When
20
(The)
V* Mar 22
&
7%
U
S
5%
U
S
class A preference
Industries Inc common
4%%
preferred series A
50
I
50
1%
15%
16
35
35*/a
15 %
15%
43
43
15%
*35
15'A
*43%
159
16'/a
36
*157
15%
•35
158
20
16%
16%
17
26,700
36%
*35 %
37
200
159
15%
15%,
15%
44
44
44
*157
15 %
*43 Va
16%
44
.
'
.
1
•
common—1
preferred
Trane
11%
6%
30
3%
No par
-
4%
—
20
11%
17'/a
'f
9,800
86
preferred series A—23
conv
Tidewater
11%
44'/a
—
1
Thompson 7J R)
lft
Thompson Products Inc common—ft
-
—
*83
200
7.400
'30y2 Oct
1
25
Jan
43 Va
43'/a
♦
5,700
40
29
50
18% Mar
43%
11 %
38
23'A
31
Mar 15
Aug 26
24% Dec 16
43 Va
44
!
650
2,100
Jan
18
51
39 y2
900
16 Va Nov
8
Nov
37%
*22%
39%
*83
2>50
Pacilic
13
37% Mar 14
34% Oct
38'A
23%
38%
*43
Pacific Coal & Oil—
13
28% Feb
43% Nov 27
Sep~12
37%
*22%
38%
43%
$1.25 eonv.preferred,
No par
Thatcher Ulass Mfg Co common—5
26
47% Mar 26
17
13% Dec
37%
23%
38'A
17%
Mar 28
Jan
104
23
Dec
33
37%
*22%
38%
44
Texas &; Pacific Ry Co
4.
14
19
86
36%
23%
38
17%
Thermold
5
27
7%
23
1
13% July 31
23
35 % Dec
17
1,210
6'/a
14% Apr
10% Dec
.
l
$2.40 conv preference
The Fair
44
7
18%
10% Jan
18
69%
0%
1,220
84%
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
-
2,200
36 %
1
'!'
.
23,200
22 %
84 %
Aircraft-Corp
'
3,700
26%
36%
7.50
Corp_
11% Jun 20
30
79
22%
■
20
com
Texas Utilities Co
,
78
.
10
20%
Sub share ctfs ex-dlstribution—1
29%.Apr 16
22 % July 10
15% Feb
11
100 % Sep
28
13% July 25
47% July 25
1
Tl% Jan
20
15% Feb
47% Aug 2i
89
78
76%
*87
30%
*43%
Inc
90
22%
6%
Textron
%
77
No par
Instruments
*87
1
__o
Texas
182% May 9
42% July 27
29% Apr 16
20% Dec
4
July 12
12% Jun
6
Jun
150
■
30
18%
0
90
76%
00
Texas
9
*87
1
4.48%
71,200
7,000
15'/a
'
Sulphur
(
5,000
50 %
9
14
37
38%
'26%'
15
Texas Gulf Producing Co
28
10
11
25 W
*7%
issued
Texas
11
24% Oct
28% Oct
3 8'/a
"
49 y2
20
Texas Gulf
25%
7%
ot America (The)—4.16%
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
38%
15%
-
28% Dec
37%
25%
49%
Temco
13
37%
25%
7%
*
14
53 y8 Nov
25
May 16
36% Oct 11
36%
(
»■
14%
TelAutograph Corp
12
,
;
300
49'/a
Talcott Ibe (James)
4
/„
2,100
18
7%
& Co
Symington Gould
26
18%
17%
1
$4 preferred
14
18%
18
25%
lOo
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
7
17%
18%
*17%
14%
Sutherland Paper Co
Swift
17
18%
18
49%
Co
Sweets Co
17%
19
14%
Superior Steel Corp
7
17
2,200
1,100
17
7
"
'*
15,400
34%
49%
'55
Superior Oil of California
2
7,100
22%
14%
12.50
Sunshine' Mining
YEAR'S
DAY
27%
34%."
89
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
2
NEW
•
"
26%
'22'/a
'
'•
49'A
A
4
July 26
18% Dec
34
14%
common
oteferred
15% May
22
No par
2nd p'd series of
21% Nov
-
31
26%
33%
No par
5%%
12'A Dec
26%
r
89
1
common
Sunruy-Mld-Cont Oil Co
55 % May 10
'
5,400
22
*
t
300
54'/a
*17%
7%
t
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil Co
When
"6
13%
54
17
-25%
1
4%%
May
13 %
53
18%
37%
Co—
6
99
14 '/a
52%
*•
2,700
*13%
'
17%
15
53 %
26%
19
12,300
ft
1,200
CLOSED
17%
15%
15%
•
7,000
65
16%
36%
4,700
70%
16%
18%
15%
63 %
26%
21%
1
88%
15Va
69
■33%
2C
*86'/2
22,700
118,600
64
33%
No par
57%
69%
21%
:
60
56%
62%
STOCKS
Fuller Co
62'A
59'A
69%
EXCHANGE
Baer &
61%
,
13%
■
v
■
,
37,400
15'A
14%
-
Shares
49%
'A
33%
;
4
70%
21%
52% Mar 16
9
July 26
9% Sep 21
99
15
14%
62
69%
26%
'
91% Apr
6% Jan
"A
*61 %
33%
10
u——xi.'—ft
6
50 ye
14
62
70%
.
88%
15
21%
27 % Feb
9
13
61%
'
Stix
% July 31
% Apr
14%.
*
70%
'/a
20%
New
Stevens (J P) &, Co Inc
StewartrWamer Corp
% Nov 27
30
-
14
15
13%
Sunbeam
Dec
14%
15
88
52«%
7
3
Aug
6
15% Mar 15
10% Mar
*86'%
53 Va
Studebaker-Packard Corp
78
*87'A
14%
88%
13%
Storer
1,300
56%
*86%
52%
39
9
59%
56%
49
61%
58'A
56%
*13%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference-.,
Feb
61
58%
56
1
26% Jan
-
61%
57'A
57
5
Drug
Inc
com
''when issued"
.
Stone & Webster.^—
30
7
34% Nov
61
59%
5
31
82
.4
62%.
Sterling
5
Jan
49%
56%
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc
25
48%
50%
10
:
50
•
9'A
the Wesk
Friday
3
1
26..
101% Jun
4
.
61%
—No par
: Co
10% Feb 29
8
•'22% Jan
•
8
52% May
49% Jun
Mar 14
Co
48
Jan
100
Ry Equip Ml'g Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Stauffer
49%
Bale* far
Thursday
Jan. 2
7
preferred series A
Starrett
HIGH BALI1 PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 1
10
common
Standard
.
49
20
Jersey
29% Aug 24
•
•70% Jan. 31
23% Sep
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
22% Aug
19
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
2
Ohio
37%-Dec
13% May 28
Dec 28
15
1,080 Dec
New
of
Tuesday
I»ec. 31.
6.25
20% Jan
.-••s
39
Aug
1
40% July 25
87 % Sep
1
12% Jun
2
75'/2 May 17
87/a-Nov .22
740
21% Jan
9
5% Oct
28
•
of
Oil
3%%
27% Mar 12
11
22 V. Feb
30
27% Jun
•25% May 12
32% May 11
31% Nov
39 % Apr
31
17% Dec
1
80% Sep
1
31% May 28
•
7
J»m
14
"17% NOV 27
17% Aug 12
105 '-
27
20 % Sep
il6% Dec
4
41% Jun
11
12% Jan
95
15% Jan
Oil
•
19% Jan
4
21
July 14
2fi% Jan ■<> 6 *- 33% Dec 30
20% Sep 26
29% July 5
9
Jan
62% Nov
28
30% Oct
5
21
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
-
*
California
"
50
25% Nov
24% May 12
23% Jan'» 6
15
Monday
Pur
Standard Oil of Indiana
4
Aug 15
of
.
Standard
15% Aug, 2
17% Jan
3
21
Oil
Standard
-100% Mar 23
22% Feb
Mar 30
Standard
4
.Aug 14
15% Dec
AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
62% Apr . 9
55% May 15
May 28
9Vt Jan
6
16% Oct 25
13% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
43% Nov 29
42% May 18
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
'Tear 1955
Lowest
2
14,700
200
:
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
LOW
STOCKS
for Previous
1»55
Rnn«e
Lewesw
Highest
Lowest
Highest
|
Jan
6
25 % Nov
8Va Jan
5
11
21
6
21
19
9% Feb
14
16
3
12
81% Dec
39% Mar 14
93% Sep 20
110
Sep
9
53% Dec .23
18
172'A Jun 23
2*f% Oct
60% Jan
Jan
35
»4% Mar
Jan
97
157'A Jan
Sep
28
75'A Mar
Sep
44
45 Vi Oct
11
60% leo
Jan
11
70% Dec
1
e1
28
69
23
73% Dec
143
Dec 28
19% Jan
24
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
15.% Jun
3
33% Dec
12% Jun
27
7% Dec 17
Dec 27
6
Dec 31
91
21
14% Apr
100'A Jun
27
Jan
41% Feb
9
30% Dec
7
12
137
Dec
31
23
% Dec
Feb
3
70
Dec
20
20
24% Nov
12
26
38% Feb
9
Feb
170
10
47% Apr 28
13% May 13
7
39'A Feb 11
10% Apr
4
65% July 21
32% Jan
6'A Jan
8
47% Mar 15
87% Sep
12
33% Oct
11
Nov
7
33
Jan
Feb
.7
130
Feb
2
Sep
12
128
Feb
20
26
34% Mar 26
Dec
28
94 % Apr
24
21% Nov
13
20
38% Apr
18
Va-Caroline Chemical com
Jan
6
21
37 % Apr
6
12% Nov
28
20
82
105% Dec
Dec
18
116
Feb
13
$5
93
Oct
Feb
preferred
106
Mar
13
6
$^04
Dec
30
28
103
85
00
103% Feb
17
Jl2
preferred
preferred
79% Nov
27
lnlan
6
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
101
Feb
16
106
May 23
87 £
Dec
49% Nov
6
11
Jan
preferred
30
46% Jan
31
11
6
283/a Nov
9
33% Jan
16
6%
May 29
46'A Dec
21
Visking
May
33
104
34
*83%
85
94
>91
£4
*90
147
148
149%
950
19%
19
19
19
19%
4,600
58:%
59
60%
61
62
57%
*57%
59
71 Va
73 %
71%
72
71%
145%
145 %
147
146%
preferred
Corp (The)
———
Vulcan Detirintng Co common—
5
16% Feb
13
31
19
18% Dec
28% Dec
15'A Jan
24
27% Sep
25
Nov
27
7%
5
31% Feb
31
28% Apr
10'A Dec
26
12% Dec
31
Vulcan
14'A Dec
27
14% Dec
27
5%
85% Mar 20
74% Nov
28
83% Jan
3
Wabash
9
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
9
Waldorf System
30
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
Walgreen
Nov
29
75
30
20% Sep
preferred
147
■,
14 j"
V
17%
17%
CLOSED
NEW
YEAR'S
13%
*7%
*6 Va
6%
.
59
59%
1,100
32 %
32%
32%
1,800
144 %
144%
130
24%
24%
2,100
70%
25%
70%
70%
70 %
190
25%
25 %
25 3/8
25%
2,500
24%
•
71
25 Va
V-
12%
25%
11 Va
11%
*123
:
.
43%
IP4
44%
44%
:
26 Va
26%
22 %
109%
109%
111
81
l,o00
116
*113%
44 %
44%
44 Va
44%
200
44%
106%
106%
*106'A
107%
800
107%
44
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89
*83
89
88
*83
89
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85%
*85%
88
8 5'/a
88
88
88
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88
*83
88
87
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87
75%
74%
75
74%
74%
74%
30
30%
31
29%
29%
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-
29 %
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~20
30
75%
30:%
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31
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100
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28
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12%
12%
12%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
.14
100
77%
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78
*75%
13%
13%
400
13 %
13%
13%
13%
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30%
30%'
30%
30%
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71
71 '
71
71 %••
71%
71"
17%
17%
17%
17%
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6,700
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in
16,300
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115
8,500
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23
■
27
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81
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6,800
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12%
12 32
25%
48%
49%
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50%
48 Va
.
24%
146
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146
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107
300
14%
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60 Va
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23 Va
1,400
6%
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110%
44 Ve
330
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60 Va
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22%
4,600
;
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31%
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300
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84
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1,700
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5-_——-A--16
Materials
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-
14,200
57%
26%
•—100
-100
—25
25
5
common
48%
94
'49%
48 3A
48%'
48 Ve
100
80
19
123
100
—
Co
Ry
conv
85
400
14,600
35%
34 3A
34%
58 %
12%
40%
64
*83%
145
10%
100
34 Va
.48'A
253^
com__10
100
Power Co
34
4 OO
16,400
64
64
8%
27%
*83
50
No par
preferred
partlc
dlv
6%
Virginia Elec &
47% July 26
10
44% Dec
30
128
38*% Jan
3
37'A Jan
9
58% Mar
*63%
6,400
*8%
27 3/8
.
*91
94
12'A
Industries Inc
Norman
63
38%
49
1
25% DiC
37% Jan
122
Van
Corp of America
Vanadium
3
40 % Dec
133'A Jan
1
4
17% Jan
4
129
133'A Jan
13
28% Nov
Power
55% May
21
123
14
Jun
4%%
Jan
7
24
Oct
130
Pictures Co Inc com___l
preferred
ion
& Light Co
12.80
Universal
Utah
14
Dec
100
preferred
8 %
82% Mar 29
25% Nov
21
3
94
Jan 11
5144 Mar 29
146% Apr
7
127
•
2.50
Van
Raalte Co Inc
^
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com_100
5% noncumulative preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3% %
preferred
100
12% Dec
19 % Mar
4
6
Feb 24
Apr
39
167
26 Va
26%
63
61
61%
31
31
141
142
25
25%
70
70%
25% 25 %
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
8%
27 %
25%
:
& Mln
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
29% Mar 12
91
May
35
23
159% Dec 27
20% Mar 15
77 'A Nov 23
30% Feb
35% Oct
3
10% Aug
28% Aug 15
65
Dec
4
3
4
18
Jan
7
56 % Mar
10
37% Oct
Mar 23
99
26
13% Dec
9
38
82
14
10
23
10% Jan
7
2
16
Feb
14% Apr
19% Aug
121/4 Jan 17
9% Dec 30
31
preferred
1st
Shoe Corp
S.
5
100
common
noncum
Jan 20
1C9
Nov 30
17
3
17% Jan
Rubber Co
S
U.
9
Mar
Dec
82%
*8'A
35%
34%
351«
34%
8%
8%
34%
*91
48%
Salt* f»r
the Week
Shard
Friday
Jan. 4
Jan. 3
'
35%
35
•
48%
144% 145
1
19
19%
U S Smelting Ref
com—50
53
' 58%
7 %
preferred
50
58
58%
U S Steel Corp common
16%
72%
73%
7% preferred -——
100
145% 145%
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
17% 17%
1% noncumulative preferred—25
"34
35
United Stockyards Corp
1
13% 13%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
7%
8
$6 convertible preferred—No par
82
83%
United Wallpaper Inc com.....
1 '
6
6%
Class B 2nd preferred
14 /13%
13 %
U
1
17
71% Sep 10
Feb
19% Sep
51% Jan
53
62'A Sep 23
168% Nov 14
40'/a May 16
155% Mar 14
Jan
56
18
3% %
67% Mar 14
170
17
4
17% Dec
1
100
100
preferred series A—.
preferred series B
3%%
Jan. 2
35%
8%
26
63%
81%
10
Plywood Corp common
S
U
July 18
128
42% NOV 29,
S
2
90% Mar
142% D C 26
Foundry Co
Piaylng Card Co
Pipe &
S
U
51% July 18
31
Dec 23
92
Jan
70
23
32% Nov 29
% Dec
61
U
1
6
HIGH SALS PRICKS
Wednesday
Thursday
AND
Jan. 1
35%
8%
25
p^%
33v>y
1
10
5
common
preferred
4 V? %
9% July 13
35 % Aug
11
23% Jan
Co
Lines
S
U
14
38% Dec
11
8% Jun 15
22% Jan
17
19
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 31
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range for Year 19.76
Year
Monday, January 7, 1957
,
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
....
12 3
12%
5.000
12
12
4
14'A
4,000
.14
.
W
74Jan
.
19.
12% Jan
3
27%' Jan
;
15% Dee
3
32% Nov
27.
7% Jan
6
66% Apr
15% Nov
64
14
16% Aug 31
81 % Sep
12% Jan
24.% Jan
15
3
13% Dec
14
95Va Dec
17
10% July
5
13% Jun
3
Mar" 14
22% Sep
13
30'/a Mar 14
43% Dec
30
1
37% Oct
15% Npv
18%
42% July
r7
20
6
40% Feb
10 Va Jan
5
28
30
Apr
29% Dec
23
18% Jan
27
49% Aug
9
1
40% Jan
9
38% Dec
20
32
Jan
5
41% Sep
2
35% Dec
30
21 %
Sep 27
30% Dec
9
25% Feb
9
37% Aug
8
Apr
7
22
Jan
3
27
Mar
9
30
9
16% May 16
20'A Aug
33% Apr
38% Mar 23
4% Feb
19% Feb
8
27% Dec
26
4% Apr
6
1
26
52% Feb
30
50% Dec
Jan
6
25% Apr
20% Feb
16
44
Dec
21
28 %
Sep
25% Jan
3
44
% Dec
5
29 % Sep
25% Jan
10
29
17% Mar 9
23% Mar 14
107% Jun
15
99% Feb
4
Jan
35
26
112% Jan
92
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
27
49
Sep
14
110
Jun
14
31
105% Dec
19-
16% Jan
25% Jun
6
Jun
13
42%
9
18% Jun
Apr
Jan
31
;
108
104
20'
13
16% Dec
May 10
67
Dec
9
Feb
13
21
68% Feb
17
82% July 20
73% Jan
26
58% NOV
29
86
56
6
|
47
9
May
22% Mar
5
28% Jun
9
17% Nov
21
25 % Jan
6
32% Feb
15
26% Nov
29
36% July 17
Westlnghouse
53 V* Oct
28
83% Feb
15
50% NOV
29
65% Mar 20
103% Mar 18
82% Dec
27
20
98% Aug
5
May 23
127
130
11
53
49% Oct
96% Jan
104
July 29
Oct
128% Jun
94
26% Oct 27
21% Jun
Aug
62
.
Sep
27
Jan
6
29 % Oct
13
27% Dec
28% Feb
34% Jan
6
51% Sep
2
36% Feb
1
102% July 25
Mar 14
95
12
7% Mar 30
6
22% Jan
99
July 28
28% Dec
37
6
15% Dec
Jan
5
86
Sep
9% Mar 18
17
Dec
7% May 10
Jan
18% Mar 21
30
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
23
9
15
Nov
9
23
61
May 10
16% Apr 30
82% Apr 30
Wilson
17
4
19% Dec
5
Wilson-Jenes
26
10% Jan
9
20
30
Dec
.
Oct
e
20
Public
29% Oct
50% Mar 19
19
60% Nov
15
99% Jan
24
216
Dec 13
98% Mar
9
92% Jan
7
100 % May 18
88% Nov
29
Oct
11
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
159% Jan
25
83% Nov
30
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
25% May 24
24
Jan 19
34 Va Aug
7
36% Dec
12
86
Mar 22
9% Nov
15
Oct
25
67% Jan
6
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
12
Feb
32% Apr
108 % Sep
22
17
26
23
Nov 25
Inc__
83% Feb
' 131% Dec
8
Jan
16
20
4
10
29% Nov 28
(F W)
Worthlngton
Co
Corp
Towne
&
46%
45%
45%
43%
41 Va
42%
39%
Va
26%
*104
*88
92
43
44
96
56 %
55%
72 'A
72 V*
60
•
18%
29 Va
57%
*83
60%
19
23%
24%
16%
24%
16 Va
.
91
553i
55%
56 Va
5o%
5434
73%
*73%
73%
62 %
62 %
62 %
63%
5,300
61%
19 %
19%
20
203i,
47,200
19%
29%
11,200
28%
29 %■
28%
57%
57%
42,900
84%
300
68%
18,600
28%
57%
58
84
84
>84
*127
*127
*127
—
.
.
6934
68
68 %
67%
67%
96
96
140
?5%
96
96
95%
25%
25 3A
26
8,700
25%
25%
*67 Va
70
67%
69 V*
95%
25%
26
25%
*67%
70
*67 %
*27%
28
26
28
46%
46 Va
50 7
'
.
*67%
70% *
•70
.
*27%
50 Va
99
99 %
12
12%
28
27%
27%
56
56
58
15%
15%
100
*27%
55
*27 Va
28%
48 Va
a
-
'
12%
48%
12'A
-
28
-
-58%
15 Va
15 Va
153,8
73
*71
74
*71 Va
73
19
19
*18
*18
*18
10
—10c
.1
10
19
*127
32
132
*
20Va
31%
*127
7
20%
32
133
4%
700
8,800
31%
31
31%
7,400
*127
31
31 %
31%.
43%
44%
44%
44 Va
14,700
56-%
56
56 Va
3,000
43 Va
55%
10
Spring & Wire
—5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
(L A)
56 3/a
56%
*89%
90%
212%
*205
212
88 %
88%
*88
89
7%
7%
*207
*7%
7%'
*205
211
88%
88%
7%
29%
29
,
*
29%
29%
23Va
29'A
35%
35
35 Va
35 %
35 %
35
34%
124 %
120
123V2
27%
27%
27
27 Va
26%
122%
27%
119
122%
120%
.
88%
■
29
26%
27
lOi
141V* Jan
July 30
3
*
,OfP
—No pat
104
104 %
102 %
103
103%
•<"*sb
,,
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d Formerly Chicago Corp.
the comppnv's -poreanlzation. a Deferred
delivery
10334
value,
800.
7%
3,200
29%
35 Va
7.609
2,300
a
1,300
27%
3,100
122
102% 103%
wd When
30
210
88%
7%
3,100
90 34
*89%
90%
90
*205
z
142% Deo
3,600
22%
31 %
43%
57
-
22 %
31'A
SO
133
22 %
30%
SO
*127
133
22 Va
31 Va
-X56%
19
31%
30%
10
74
20 %
10
43 %
13,800
15%
20%
Corp__ 10
43 %
<
300
2,100
59
20 %
2212.
10
210
19,500
12%
20 V8
22 Va
!
12,700
-28
4%
22%
common
Mfg Co
31%
20%
.
100
28
49%
100
100
71
20
4,400
18%
57%
15%
10
6,700
73
95
15
"
74
60
83
27%
1,300
73'A
83
.* 55%
y,
57%
93
*89
93
9,700
16%
16%
56%
55%
110
24
16%
16%
"lO
1,900
45%
105
*103
58
27%
260
91
45%
45
104
84
*127
'
91
'
29%
29%
6,300
92
92
*89
2,600
27
91
15%
15%
*90
39%
*88
44
%■
100
32,100
101
92
104
24%
900
46%
N
*88
24
4,600
100
*88
105
*104
25%
800
5,800
45%
26%
27
100%
3,600
32
%„
39
38 Va
99 %
*88
105
•
24%
43'/a
26 Va
92
44%
■
45
44 Va
38
100
92
43'A
46
41 %
38 V:
100
93
*88
32
*45%
26%
26%
31%
*18
preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd
4%% conv series-lOO
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
B
Young
32%,..,.,,
2%
31%
32
x38
2%
*2%
2%
2%
31 %
5,500
;
3
*70%
Prior
Yale
2%
.
22 Va
Iron Co—
23
27%.
11%
Service
Wisconsin
Woodward
43% Dec
25%
16%
V
100
27
41 Vs Jan
25%
12
lac
Stores
36% Fab
52% July 20
25%
25%
25%
99%
Co
24% July 10
59% Mar 30
25%
26
32%
11%
preferred
Woolworth
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
31%
'
99%
No par
21% May 15
1
31%
1,600
31 Va
.31%
32
313a
31%
36 Va
..100
common—1
20
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
Mar 22
36%
2,200
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
99
5
Industries
Winn-Dixie
4
37% Feb
145
18
800
37%
1
preferred
Windsor
38 %
7-
46%
Inc common—no par
& Co
$4.25
25% Jan
31
% Sep 26
127
•
33 %
*88
10
Co
30
43% Oct
159
Oil
23
45% May 12
11
preference
Dec
4% Dec
13
24% Sep
43
Prior
Wilcox
69
27% Aug 31
36% Aug 18
148% Jail
18
14% Jan
27
140
White
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
23
preferred
Sewing Machine
5% %
8
12% Jan
5
11
75
Jun
38 %
38
33%
25%
1
Co common
Motor
White
30 Va Jan
Mar 10
6
10% Jan
18
102
10
Jan
.9
15
50% July 24
26% Feb
30
22% Jan
Apr
23
80% Feb
20
45%:: 46
38
99%. 100
Steel Corp common
10
preferred
No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
4%% conv preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
24
31% Jan
8
Aug 30
77
27
Jan
103
Sep 28
2
31% Sep 13
82
Nov 16
3
28 Va
46 'A
26
$5
2834
16%
28%
45%
38 %
Wheeling
800
28%
16%
42%
31
2,900
16%
28'A V
16%
46
69% Dec
20
46
4
113*
;
45 %
YEAR'S
DAY •*.;
31%
17
10
11%
*95
96
11%
45%
2%
Feb
99% Jan
5
Jan
5
V
Westinghouse Electric common_J.2%
3.80%
preferred aeries B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
130
95%
ll%t
*95
distribn'?'*
2,600
'
<
i
28 Va
NEW
16%, I
-35%
B
C
Brake
Air
;
-i'
28%
37%
Western
86% Apr
Jun
56% Aug
-
.1134
11%
13%*
<%
600
400
45%
16%
Auto Supply Co new com_5
4.80%" preferred
—100
Maryland Ry com
No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR commou.No par
Western Union Telegraph
2,50
23
9
Sep 26
Jan
62
Va
13 %
96
13%
*95
7
45%
Western
5
105% Feb
29
30
series
series
:
,
2 8'A
4
5
100
pfd
4%%
Power
CLOSED
*76'A
78
16V8
25
1Q0
100
Pulp & Paper common__5
preferred
100
4% %
28
11%
50
1
Corp
Co
EXCHANGE
95%
1.1%
•
17%
STOCK
13 Va",
95%
com__2.50
Western. Air Lines Inc
Dec
93
2d
Apr
Sugar
preferred
preferred
4.10%
West
12
25% Dec
Jap 30
Penn
4.20%
2
18
63
Mar 27 i
104
13
15% Dec
102
Indies
Kentucky Coal
West
Nov
27
10
Snowdrift
&
West
97
105% Jun
Oil
West
Apr
106
101% Feb
13%
-
1
preferred
■L
17%
*
l
100
*
West Penn Electric Co
Mar 20
Apr
113
15
17 v4
1
4.8%
2
50% Dec
20
71%
Corp
Wesson
43% May 10
30% Oct
44% Nov
v
30%
Welbilt Corp
14
2% Dec
40 % Sep
4
30%
*70%
Wayne Pump Co
3
17
21% Mar
6
2% Jan
10
1
Ward Industries Corp
1 ■
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
« .
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1 ;
Washington Gas Light Co
No pa'
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
5
Wayne Knitting Mills,
5
26
9
.
preferred
% %
Wardell
76%
76%
13%' ,13%
;
:
No par
2.5C
W
&
Ward Baking Co common
Feb
-
100
No par
*
G
1
Walworth Co
7
12% Nov
106
Co
(mram)
Walker
Mar 20
17% Mar 12
12
Oct
10 &
1.00% Aug 10
*
preferred
RR. 4%%
£x-
.
.
Number 5601
185
Volume
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(63)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
w»
FRIDAY —WEEKLY —YEARLY
The
italic
letters
'<'
In
the
.Lowest
Highest
98
10
108.28 Jan
10
"interest
Period" indicate in each case the
point- represent one or more 3»ds of
decimal
Dec
.
-
.
%: Highest
17
98
government bonds
new y6rk stock
*
.
Range for Year l»5(i
Year 1955
108.23 Jan
headed
after
< :■
—Dec
17
Treasury 3'As
Low
1
Feb
__
Jan.
12
90.13 Dec
12
91.3
Nov
13
90.12 Dec
12
90.12 Dec
12
90.11 Dec
89.21
94.29 Sep
Oct
96.2
7
90.22 Nov
13
12
90.26 Nov
Dec~12
13
95.14 Mar
95.11 Mar
13
Low
15
•96.12
•91.2
96.14
•99.22
99.26
•99.20
99.28
•98.26
98.28
1958
'97.30
•99.22
94.24
■
.
1962-1967
•90.16
89.22
89
Dec
84
89
13
Dec
5
99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
101.16 Jan
9
101.16 Jari
•
D
17
*97.29
97.31
—_
•98
98.2
•94.28
95
*94.24
94.23
90.22
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90.22
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90.14
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93.18
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93.18
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NEW
89.24
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*89.12
89.16
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•88.20
88.24
*88.12
88.16
—
DAY
88.24
•88.22
88.26
•88.20
88.24
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•88.18
88.22
*88.10
88.14
•88.16
83.20
•88.18
88.22
•88 16
83.20
-1966-1971
*88.8
88.12
•88.14.
88.18
•88.16
88.20
•98 16
88.20
*83.6
88.10
•87.22
87.26
•37.26
87.30
•87.28
83
—Sept 1967-1972
*87.24
87.28
•87.18
87.22
•87.20
87.24
•87.18
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debentures
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7
63
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1984
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Celanese
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145
87
98%
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*91
129%
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55
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I
130 %
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;
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84
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%
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s
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50
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1936
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88
AND INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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ABVis
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due
9%
169
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of Canada Ltd 37/as 1970—Map-Nov
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to
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1953
1926
(State
38
95
1946
11%
17 Vi
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1953
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Last
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70
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range for
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JANUARY 4
Friday
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Friday's
Low
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ENDED
Week's laags
Last
Period
BONDS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
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82
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96
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13
99 %
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102
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98
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82
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70 %
65
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82
81
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5601
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debentures
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&
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trust
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mortgage 3s
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series
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Chicago
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26
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Monday, January 7, 1957
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A
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1990..
98
89
92 %
1964—June-Dee.
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Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General. 5s series
B 1974_
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Philadelphia Electric Co—
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974
Rirst & refunding 2%s 1981
First Ac refunding 2%s 1978
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1st & ref mtge 3V«s 1983
:
1st Si ref mtge 3 %s 1985
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83%
66
62%
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,
70
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mortgage 4.%s
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General
90
86'%
■
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
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85
76'/a
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June-Dec
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1st & ref
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90
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1986
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debs
inc
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&
4
77%
-
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—
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first
mortgage
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95
100
:
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1967_.
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90'i
104%
93
65 '/#
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314
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—
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;
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:
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:—
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1st mtge 3%s
1085—^
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First
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%s 1969
sinking fund debentures
3%s
90
94
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70
96%
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100
62
90
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85
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1978
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71
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111
93 Vi
100
0
First <fc refund
.
100%
90%
284
115'% 117
93%
April-Oct
First & refund
.
87
74'/a
103
2
90%
4976_June-Dec
D
ser
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville Ac Nashville RR—
-
115 V i
June-Der
1952—
A
<P» Co 3s debentures-1963—
debentures
3
100
95'%
96 Vi
June-Dec
1976
Electric
79
_2
92%
90'%
100
May -Nov
1980
74%
3s
1962-
Long Islancj Lighting Co 3%s
3s
77%
77'%
77%
0
lALombard
Lorlllard
May
May-Nov
debentures
93
62 Vi
67
05'%
65 Vb
«
series
81
11
Corp—
3.75s
'
74
88
*68%
May
April-Ocf
April-Oct
•
,
65 Vi
May
2003
83%
70
*79%
—May-Nov
;
67
*72
—
May-Nov
94
82
H
68
67
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
a
83'
83 Va
Jan-July
fixed Interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed
80%
Feb-Aug
consol r.itge bds—
gen
fixed
4s
1984
4 Vis extended
mortgage
Lehigh Valley RR
Series
to
101
90%
mtge- conv inc 4%s
.
100 Vi
85 Vi
Htg/i
102
88
»_
May-Nov
May-Nov
——
Low
92
3
99 '/a
series A 2022—May
Harlem River Ac Port Chester—
1st mtge 4Vis series A
1973
Jan-July
fAN Y Ontario Ac West ref 4s June 1992
Mar-Sept
A General
4s 1955
June-Dec
N Y Power Ac Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
N Y Ac Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
N Y State Electric Ac Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-Jvly
N Y Susquehanna Ac Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st Ac cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4'is series A 2019„_Jaw-July
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Vas series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996___Apr-Oct
Niagara Mohaivk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983—
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general Ac
ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sepf
General Ac refunding 4'is series A 1974_Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973
May-No®
3 %s s f debentures 1973
May -Nov
3%s s f debentures 1974
—May-No®
__
City
Ac
AGeneral
101%
87
June-Dec
1&73—
B
Year 1956
No.
88'/a
88'/a
—Jan-July
Haven Ac Hartford RR—
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
New
Y
N
95%
__
.
Kansas
series
4'is
Range.for
Bold
fTirrtl
91%
June-Deo
Aprll-Ocl
May-Nov
Jpn-July
1989
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Y Lack Ac Wes.t 4s series A 1973
Bonds
Friday's
LOW
debenture^
income
4Vis
•
__
or
Bid & Asked
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage Js series F 1986—
April-Oct
100 Vi
80%
19
99
98 Vi
99
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Light 27%s
Ac
35/as
Manufacturing
lOO'/i
100
1959—June-Dec
4s
Clear 1st
Ac
100%
87 Vi
I
Jamestown
104 Vi
99
18
__
...
.
98 Vi
96 Vi
96 34
"99 Vi
/
—
Mar-Sept
1978
1980
mortgage 3s
101 Vi
'
mortgage 3%s
1st
177%
96 Vi
Jan-July
Co—
Power
149 Vi
—
Last
Salo Priee
38
87
84
*75
1972—May-Nov
Oil
Interstate
100
Corp—
.
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures series A 1977
3 Vis s
96 Vi
99 Vi
—
-Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—.
Central America 1st 5s B
Interstate
1st
subord
conv
101 Vi
Ifor-Sept
Ac Chemical
Minerals
International
98 Vi
93
*90
1986—June-.Dec
series I 1982
mtge 3 Vis series J 1981
Inter Rys
88
*93
Period
debentures 1974
Mar-Sept
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis
1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Fefc-Aug
New Jersey Power Ac Light 3s 1974—
Mar-Sepf
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-Not
New York Central RR Co—
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
Feb-Aug
Refunding Ac lmpt 4%8 series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding Ac impt 5s series C 2013
April-Ocf
Collateral trust 6s 1980
—April-Oct
N Y Central Ac Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jan-July
3'is registered
1997—
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
.Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998—
.Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998_Feb-Aug
3 %s registered
1998
Feb-Aug
New Ysrk Chicago Ac St Louis—
94
Feb-Aup
mortgage -3.20s
1st
105
94
88
*87 y
Mar-Sept
3%s debs 1972__
Inland Steel Co
1st
J a-Ju y
6s
Corp
101 »/a
92 Vi
97
'JS'seJt
1948
Indianapolis -Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2Vis series C
lASOseder
101 %
1
9
'/a
92
Week's RiB(t
Friday
Interest
Stock Exchange
Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—_AprH-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3'/as 1982—I
May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s 1986——
i
May-Nov
National ouppiy 2%b debentures\1967
June-Dec
National Tea Co 3'is oonv 19bu\2>
May-Noo
New England Tel Ac Tel Co—
Flrsl, guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
May-Noi
3s debentures
1982
April-Ocf
100
86
101
*87
"
1980
debentures
f
s
~~
<
2
Vi
92
*87'/a
mov"vo«
~^y~MOV
,
Natl Distillers
95%
81 Vi
12
83
87
*
New York
High
Low
No.
High
82 Vu
g3
Kn„
„
.
3%s ser A
3%s ser B
mortgage 3%s series
Oonsol mortgage 3%s series
1st mtge 3V*s ser G 19801st mtge 3%s ser H 1980
Consol
4
1956
Year
Sold
Bid & Asked
86
1081—Jan-July
June-De0
WEEK ENDED
Range for
Bonds
I
2%« series A
3s series B 1978
Bell Telephone
JANUARY
RNDED
RANGlTVoU
BONDS
Friday's
or
Low
Illinois
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
>
JANUARY
STOCK
J »
Week's Kasfi
Friday
97%
89%
98%
85
96%
81
*84
94
95
%
91'%
66
89
89
90
103%
91%
91'%
90
101 Va
89
101-
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*87
89
Number 5601
185
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(67)
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Phillips
Petroleum
Friday
Interest
Exchange
2%s
Feriod
debentures
or
Sale Price
ser
I
Consolidated guaranteed
,
*
ser
J
4 Vis
1963
-Feb-Aup
mortgage 5s series A 1970—
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 33.is series E 1975
Coke
& Chem
Pittsburgh
First
1st
Youngstown
general
5s
^irst general
5s
&
series
f
5
debentures
First
1977—
Procter
Public
&
Service
Electric
First
and
and
First and
3%s
1st
debentures
and
Quaker
108
100
Oats
98
Texas
104%
1964
Tide
97
89
94
'.
100%
100'/a
100
Reynolds
Rheem
(R
Tobacco
J;
Mfg
Co
3%s
3s
debs
99% 100
32
99%
Tol
102'A
18
92
100%
92 Vi
91
91
"106
130
130
170
175'A
7s
sinking fund mortgage
3Vis
assented
1946
jAConsol
ACcnsol
Rochester
87
83 Vi
Second
gold
Bt Louis-San
1st
Adirond'k
&
6s
mortgage
A Second
1st
5s
4s
4s
Income .debs
Jan
A
ser
Second
Bt
Paul
Bt Paul
Bcloto
Duluth
first
93 7
579
«
98
84
92
78
*87
&
New
Paper
Seaboard
3s
Air
Nov
England 1st gtd
debentures
conv
Line
RR
Co—
4s
117'/«
(Jos El
s
99%
3%s
sinking
90
100
U
Sinclair Oil
4%s
subord
„
United
152
"l
152
*87'A
—
148
159
94
3s
Bell
Telephone
debentures
2%s
-
2%s
debentures
•Southern
3Vis
Ac
convertible
Telegraph
Pacific
First 4'is
Gold
4
Gold
4%s
First
debentures
1970
1st
mortgage
Bouthern
3Vis
Coil
Oil
Standard
bi
73 %
95
H4
98
100
1001
97%
451
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—
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::
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,*
•
99 7
99 %f
100
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93
100V4
&
84 3
a
1
110% 111%
729
*_'
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52
96
85
2
84%
81 'A
127
163
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112%
98 »/4
85
93'A
'
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—
105
107 'A
69 7
137
104
98 Va
57
96 Vi
95
92%
65
95
106 Vi
15
91
96
92
92 3
3
H
1961
1983
*73
§ A 1st
2%s
debs
Products
5s
(Indiana)
4Vis
conv
3Vis
2
91%
95
5
109% 109'a
*105
May-Woo
April-Ocf
1985
.
gold
92%
92%
—
2
.
—
104'A
conv
2013
1967
1982
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
:
May-Nov
April
79
5
92
2
*87%
—
92
June-Dec
67
April-Oct
67
141%
1971—May-Nov
;
a
79
69
140
142 V '4
*82%
Jan-July
86%
—
85
45
160
79
included
99 Va
not
67
86%
3
148%
96%
the
897/a
90
169
144%
160
149
161
16-3%
"
145
164
143
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147
164
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147
79 %,
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75
86%
119
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56
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112'A
100%
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100
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6
19
83%
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99
84
100
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103%
98
93
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93
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98%
103.
96
100
Vv<«-
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2361,
Co
3 IAS ser
74%
1017/a
88
,
1981—
A
2%s
1992
A
RR
Co
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"
the
3'As
60
61Va
62
23
60
69 7%
95
95'A
10
95
103 VA
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95%
97
100%
95
107
V
97'A
—
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89
86 VA
sale
not
year's
86
88%
120%
88%
88'A
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-
22
impaired
101%
101
105
121
90
120% 122%
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..
256
98
91
*98% 101%
Jan-July
98
99%
*—
73 'A
69
69
72
13
92%
102%
;
.v
69-
3
83
61i
92%
81
91«
89%
92
92
101
'■
•
1976-Jan-July
included
in
the
e
•
Odd-lot
range,
y Ex-coupon.
•
S
■
sale
not
r Cash
said
'
by maturity.
.
*
.
or
reorganized
during
%.
under
current
Beotlon
17
of
week.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the
transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday,
Dec. 31, and ending Friday, Jan. 4.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
fridaj
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Acme
Petroleum
Corp class A
Precision
Adam
Products
Wire
Acme
common
Co
Consol
Inc
Industries
Inc
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
Pit*
Stores
Manufacturing
enr
1
10
Aeronca
Aero
1
common
wn
Week's
10 %
28 3
1
4
Range
ENDED
JANUARY
Shares
5
Hlfj>i
5%
-
STOCKS
Range for Year 1956
Low
1.300
Hiyn
5%, Aug
Air
Associates
9%
Dec
Air
Way
Feb
Ajax
9'A
10'A
3,300
6'A
Apr
28%
250
26%
Dec
31
10% Mar
6%
6%
500
57A
Dec
9%
10%
"'7,519
7 %
Oct
_i
2
l7a
2 Va
5,900
17/a
3,500
5 VA
*
7'/a
Oct
Apr
Nov
9%
3%
Dec
Sale Price
Par
Sep
10
Last
American Stock Exchange
4%
27 %
5%
4"
Friday
for Week
1
5
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Low
5%
FOR
Inc
Industries
Petroleums
Alabama
Gas
Power
Jan
Alabama
8'A
Jan
Alan
Jan
5 %
Wood
Inc
Ltd
Great
4.20%
tor Week
Shares
11%
3
4%
!J
%
34'/a
347A
preferred
Co
preferred
34'A
11%
5
100
10
88'A
Low
100
9
Jan
1,200
50
100
Range for Year 1956;,
Hiah
Low
1
2
Southern—
Steel
cumulative
Sales
Range
50c
J)
Corp
Alabama
10%
(N
Week's
of Prices
4%
Nov
4,100
%
Feb
2,7^0
88 'A
89
175
31'A
31%-
400
33% May
162
88
.
100'/a
100%
73%
72
"92%
86
88
95
95
year's range,
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's
range,
93%
:
April-Oct,
=
71%
U
Jan-July
''
2%s
104%
VA
*86'A 100
*95%
1980_Feb-Auy
1971
103%
8
31
.62
Jan-July
Y
the
94
98%
63'A
•
year's range,
in
1
'A
—
Light & Power
delivery
94
98
98
May-Woo
debs
88
94
*
103'A
02%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
f
67 %
97%
Mar-Sepf.
1967
s
99'A
88
98'A
Jan-July.
1970
C
28 :A
88
60
88
63
.
1953
A
ser
87
87
1
*88
Mar-Sept
,
88
i
79
1
68
98'A
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1971
'
75
<
11
*83
May
2%s
Corp
4
%
—
74%
*—
..•
-Jan-July^
Jan-July
1984
80
*75
LApril
1991—April
1971.
:V
■,
.
1981
Jan
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
A Bonds
selling flat.
92%
86
B
mortgage 3s 1958_,
first 4s 1960
§Negotiability
97 %
114 Vi
in
90 »/a
90
160
iO^,
ApriZ-Oct
a—May-Nov
C 1973—April-Ocl
B
Public
Electric
included
100
105%
88
y
.
Jan-July
4s series A 2004
Deferred
93 Vi
87
84
82%
'
r
S
•
Yonkers
*97
79
first
132
120 %
/
103%
163
April-Oct
Jan
series
•
103'A
97
,.
1957—May-Nov
2003
1973
Central
mlge
Wisconsin
107
108
107
RR—
1983
first
85',2
.
104'A
105%
100
98
*88'A
June-Dec
B
5s
guaranteed
6:s
debs
Co
93'A
95%
100
82
Geii lmge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029—
May r
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—
June-Dec,
First mortgage 2%s 1979—,
Mar-Sept
87%
106% 106 3 a
92%
Apr-Ocf
&
105%
June-Dec
1982
gtd
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3'As
Wilson
95
-June-Dec
19bl
Elec Power Corp—
mortgage
Winston-Salem
97 »A
100
gen
Electric
Wisconsin
66
66%
'
98'A
96
*—.
*
4'As
4«
United
100%
91
90
June-Dec
1969
1958
debentures
conv
98
96
95
100
June-Dec
.*
Pacific RR
income
74'A
96
96
-Mar-Sept
J
ser
5s
.Lighting
106%
73
11
3'As
First mortgage 3'As series D
140
5
66'
-
...
88'A
74%.
Co—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Wheeling Steel 3'As series
83 Va
Vi
96%
V
Power
income
98
4
90
■
84
W
first
Westphalia
107 Vi
99'A
97'A
'
90
Jan-July
4s income series A
Westingliouse
119%
68
101%
84'A
,
'
-
98%:
<•__
Maryland Ry 1st 4s sej: A 1969— April-Oct.
morigage 3VAs series C 1979
Apr-Oct
5s
94%
122'A
91
96
90
74%
98%
Jan-July
1951
registered' .2361—
1st
93%
83
112
100
89 'A
>86
Western
99%
248
a
140
87%
90
84%
May-Nov
,
gtd 4s seiies
&
Co—
Shore
4s
107 Vi
80
85
3
—
97
1037/a
94
10
91
84%
84%
,
mtge 3'/2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn
Electric 3'As 1974
—May-Woo
West Penn Power 3'As seiies I 1966
—Jan-July.
94 Vi
87'A
*83
94
90
LApr-Ocf
debs 1976
consol
mtge
mtge
Western
98 %
ref
Westchester
104 %
*86
Jan-July
Jan-July
92%
80%
Waraen RR first ref gtd gold 3%s
2000—Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
102
92%
.
85
3
Jan-July
1996
100
94
Feb-Aug
1947,
First mortgage 3'As seiies B
93'A
1st
1986
94
—
America—
■«,
Gen
93
93 'A
r13634 1138
A '75—June-Dec
ser
93%
refund
Wabash RR
*
94%
92%
84%
—
96
33/as
'♦
101%
93%
May-Wow
April-Ocf
1951
subord' debentures
-v..
87
A
A
3s series B 1995—,
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser
"
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
91'A
Jan-July
Virginian Ry
10
88
a
*97%
107'A
104'A
92%
*93'A
*
Jan-July
mtge series A
First consolidated
92
92%
series
subord
Gen mtge
t)
Jan-July
39'/a
135%
*90'A
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first
107
88 Vi
—
r-
138
Oil
2%s
64
95
97%
*98
1977
A
& .Northeastern
Internal
Standard
101 %
97%
101
e
—Jan-July
2%s series E
2%s series F
2Vis series G
debentures
Standard
*93
May-Nov
Joint
3%s
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
ASpokane
189
95
r
Div
Orleans
68
tf
first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
Ry
Memphis
New
66'A
97
Co—
mtge 5Vis series
conv
conv
3%s
1st mtge
RR
mortgage
First
67%
1973—June-Dec
91%
25 %
38%
.
mtge 2%s sef E ip75__Mar-Sept
First and refund
mtge 3s series F 1978—M«r-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage Si Refund 3%s sc-r I
1981—June-Dec
101
100'A
conv
95'A
73'/a
91
38
Jan-July
1947
series
Corp of
Virginia Electric
Co—
Mortgage
First
74%
—
88
53
207
89
38%
Mar-Sept
ctfs -(4%'s 1968
Vandalia RR
...
1981-
Pacific
assented
Vanadium
Co—
1969
San Fran Term
Bouthern
81
April-Ocf
Co—
•
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(Oregon Lines)
'/is
15
25
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Bouthern Indiana Ry 23is 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis
Southern
83
77 %
-Jan-July
1987
California
81
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A
assented
95
91
—
76 VA
June-Dec
5 985
94
85
110'A
Corp-—
series
89%
83%
83
111
11
1966—April-Oct
1970
J
99%
76%
Jan-July
1979—
debentures
*91
2
2%s
1967
Works
debs
4'As
79%
America
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3'As ass*enteti series C 1951
93
79%
"
June-Dec
-94'/a
94
May-Nov
debentures 1973
debentures 1976
104
92%
a
__s
Jan-July
1986—
2
91
June-Deo
fund
Participating
Mar-Sepf
98 '/a
2
June-Dec
,
1970
1972—
2%s
Steel
3'As
160 V/a
103%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1983
conv
debs
Bkelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965——
Bocony-Vacuum Oil ?%s 1976
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Bouthern
debs
Rubber
3'As
186
147%
152
June-Dec
Corp 3Vis
conv
S
f
6%s sinking fund
June-Dec
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Union Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
lASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951
1980
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge &, coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
4%s
157'A
Mar-Sepf
,
1966—
1974
99%
82
96
85%
*88
•
ApriZ-Oct
coll trust 3%s 1971
186
May-Nov
& Sons 2Via
debentures
&
147%
Mar-Sepf
95
102
Co—
2%s
2%s
186
«
l<J68_Ju?te-Dcc
1971
June-Dec
1960—-Jan-July
April-Oct
1977
Corp
86
.
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
3s
Gas
83
91
—
1989—May-Won
;
Missouri 3%s
of
debentures
71
19
Co
6%s
'
'
1976
178
April-Ocf
4s
1974
1983
tr
161%
lQ89_Pan-July
1st
Seagram
coll
Biscuit
1st mlge
1st
cons
94
1960
California 2%s debs
175'A
May-Aloe
gold
3-Vis B 1971
Union Depot
V
Scott
inc bond certificates
4s
&
of
debentures
United
Mar-Nov
2006
3%s
Jan
3'As 1982
Oil of
2%s
96%
91%
May
___Mar-Sep
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates. 1989
5s
United
Mar-Sepf
1,980
-•«
85%
and impt 3%s I960--June-Dec
Corp 27/8s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
2%s debentures
2022
H47A
84
94%
110% 110 %
__
1985—Jan-July
104%
84
--
Jan-July
Jan
1
53
Union Pacific RR—
99
»A
&;
mtge
First and
A
Orleans
income
161%
1997—.
E
ser
104'A
.
ser
3%s
103'A
Ry Co—
4 Vis
B
ser
82 %
96%
*__
June-Deo
94'A
__
92%.
84
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
5s
1970—April-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
91%
*73
Mar-Sept
98%
100
82'A
95
96'A
Cent ref
1st mtge
1st
93%
April-Ocf
series A
inc
mtge
mtge
gold
M
Associated Oil
Ohio
3%s
1971
C
90'A
Vi
97
>91%
--April-Oct
1st
B
series
93 %
93 3/
May-Nov
1996
Francisco
&
Union
s
Lawrence
100
94
*94
93%
-May-Won
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 4Vis series D 1977
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
*__
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—
ApriZ-Oct
Feb-Aup
Baguenay Power 3s series A
Bt
Water
1st
102%
84%
Gas
General
General
New
-Jan-July
mtge 6s 1953,
mtge 6s 1955
99
Jan-July
April-Ocl
5s 2000
Ry first refunding 4s
_Jan-July
1946
88
.
■
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct intge 7s 1950
f A Direct'mtge
6s 1952
89
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov
208
104'/2
Feb-Aug
Rheinelbe Union—
of
Union Electric Co
138%
-164
June-Dec
1975
RR
100
92 Vi
1995—May-Nov
1973
April-Ocf
debs
94%
*87
u
99-%
3%s series D
& ref
3Vis series
3%s
gold
refund
Tri-C«ntinental
Jan-juZ|
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first
3%s s f debentures
R
Radio
Reading Co first
95 VA
91'/2
May-Won
—
97'A
94%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
3%s
debentures
M
refund
Pacific
t AThird Ave
Q
2%s
refund
and
&
Term
98
Apr-Oct
96 Vs
*—
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of St Louis—
and
First
Texas
AAdjustment
June-Dec
1975
Ut9*
104'A
93 %
93
Orleans RR—
General and
98
rtefun^ing mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
3Vis debentures
First
101
102
86
May-No®
1972
Assn
Texas & New
101
95
94
13
*100
mortgage 3Vis 1968
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-JuJie-Dec
and
First
First
93
96%
95
95
*—
Gas^Co—
&
1973
110
80
94
.Mar-Sept
LOW
100
5
100% 100%
*—
Jan-July
100
—
Feb-Aup
_Ja?i-July
debentures 1963
First and refunding
debentures
Year 1956
No.
Jan-July
1972
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
-May-Nov
3s
debentures
Terminal RR
April-Oct
2%s 1984—_
Gamble 3%s debs 1981
2%s
108%
Mar-Sept
—
1.986
mortgage
2%s
June-Dec
:.
Co
100
*—
-Feb-Aug
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
Swift &
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1966
Range for
Bold
Hlah
106 Va
.June-Dec
general 4'As series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 23As 1970
1973
106
Ry
1974
First
3 Vis
.102%
*96
-Mar-Sept
1962
C
99
debs
37/8s
100%
-April-Oct
Ashtabula
B
series
100 'A
Chemical
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/as debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
104
*79 Vi
mtge 3Vis 1964— -May-Nov
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965. _Jan-July
Pittsbuijeh
90%
100 Vi 100%
100 Vi
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Stauffer
100%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
99
100
104
Sale Prlee
Hiyn
92
__
Last
Period
Bwchangt
100% lOOVi
-ApriZ-Oct
Plttsb
14
104',2
-June -Dec
General
Low
93
*100
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
83
*100
1964 -May- Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Wo.
u
RECORD
4
Friday
83
*98%
BOND
JANUARY
Year 15)56
*100
-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4.%s
92 7
ENDED
Range for
Sold
*93
Ber H I960- -May-Nov
G 1957-.
ser
WEEK
Bonds
Iliah
92%
_Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis 8 f debs 1972
-June-'Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996- June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic Ac St Louis Ry
gonsolidated guaranteed 4s
onsolidated guaranteed 4s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1964
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
Last
21
13% Mar
9%
1%
38'A
Jun
Sep
Nov
Jan
182
Nov
103%. Feb
May
27
Oct
34'A
Nov
86%
Oct
90
Dec
jf
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial ajaXL
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
—1
V—
Algemeno Kunstzijde N
Amer dep rets Amer
warrants
Inc
Alleghany Corp
Fisher
&
common.
5y%%
convertible preferred—
Control Co Inc
Allied
Paper Corp
Products (Mich)
Beverage
American
Book
American
Electronics
American
Hard
18,200
v'svv;
Inc
—
Laundry Machine——
American Manufacturing Co comAmerican
400
Jun
Feb
57%
24%
24%
2,30(p
22%
Sep
83%
200
80
Dec
98% -Sep
22%
23
300
22%
Nov
26%
Feb
10%
10%
(200
9%
Dec
13%
Jan
S %
9%
1,500
8'%
Dec
12
Jun
30%
Jan
49
Dec
1%
1
%
1,200
1
Jan
25
61
Jan
9%
:
1
75
75
13%
14
3,800
11%
Jun
13%
%
41%
42 Va
2,800
25 Vi
Feb
43 Va
28%
29
%
900
2
14'%
15%
Nitrate
8%
Feb
14
41
31%
36'a
15%
14%
17,400
11%
Nov
15
1,250
300
13%
Sep
16%
4%
4%
4 Va
12%
12%
Power
5%
dc
.
Artists
Associate
Associated
Tel
Associated
CI
(ex
A
July
Coast
Atlas
Plywood
97
Steel
2.50
19%
18%
19 Va
1,700
17%
Nov
24
Jan
Clinchfield
34
33%
34 %
900
19%
Jan
46 Va
Apr
8'a
Feb
10%
Apr
Cockshutt
2
Dec
5va
Jun
Dec
3%
Jun
Golonial
5%
Sep
Commodore
Hosiery
3,400
2
4 Va
7,500
3% Aug
Lambert
&
Coal
"_46
96
Dec
1
Dec
42 Va
800
46
44
61
dc
10c
5 Va
5 Va
5'/4
500
4Vs
Sep
6%
2%
2%
300
2 Va
Nov
Sand
1
1
•
3
preferred
non-cum
Voting Machine
,
-
Ajv'vv:
16%
17
Nov
14
200
Jun
37
500
47%
46
3%
300
3%
3%
16%
Feb
4%
Jan
Sep
400
2%
2%
2%
5,000
2%
Dec
3%
6
50
5%
Oct
Steel
Power Ltd
dc
3,V
3%
1
4%
5
"
Inc.
Ties
Watch
Corp„.
Instrument
Blckford's
Black Starr dc Gorham class A
Blumenthal
(H
5%ft
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(S)
Brad
Co
Breeze
Inc
Inc—
common
American
British
Amer
dep
Nov
Cuban
1,200
6%
American
33
90
91%
91%
7
7
British
American
dep
Co
Company
Brown
Form an
Brown
Rubber Co
Dec
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
Cuban-Venezuelan
32%
Dec
47
Jan
90
Dec
102
Feb
6%
300
4%
Jan
Bruck
Mills Ltd class
8
F
Co
1,300
1%
Jun
2%
16,800
6%
Apr
8
Jan
6%
7%
1,800
5%
Dec
9 Va Mar
Oct
Machine
1%
—JO
■■■;';■
class A
lOc
Electric Products
Jan
8%
3Va
51
Jan
Aug
Jun
Diners'
Nov
24%
Apr
Distillers
Dec
24%
Aug
Nov
7%
Jan
115,700
6%
6%
900
6
%
25%
12%
13%
14,000
12%
Dec
17% Mar
22%
700
21%
Nov
34
10%
Sep
400
9%
Dec
3
50J
3
Dec
7%
700
7 Va
Jan
Dec
Sep
~8%
Apr
4% Mar
13%
Feb
$2.50
preferred
Oil
Gas
Fire Insurance
Co
4%
Apr
1%
Oct
5%
6%
15,200
6
Dec
10% May
2.700
21
Jan
37
~2%
-5%
^
3%
1
5
Dominion
Steel dc Coal ord
Dominion
Tar dc
2%
16% July
900
12%
Feb
26%
Nov
•37%
1,400
9
Dec
15
29
Oct
dec
6,800
14%
27%
Jan
13%
Apr
11%
11%
12%
5,500
10%
Feb
15%
Aug
6 Va
•
5%
6Va
2,500
5%
Dec
8 %
Sep
5%
5%
200
5
Dec
6%
Jan
6%
6%
2.000
3%
Jan
7%
Sep
8,500
1%
Dec
2%
37 %
Nov
9
9%
•
'
"6%
1%
1 Va
1%
39%
38'%
39%
350
9%
8 Va
9%
8,700
14%
Nov
%
3/a
11.800
%
Nov
13%
13 %
200
13%
Dec
10%
10% ;
7
Jan
44% Mar
9%
Oct
Nov
17% Mar
Dec
17
Sep
Va May
17
1,400
Mar
14% May
10%
Dec
18 Va
10%
Aug
4%
Dec
8%
Jan
/{j- Nov
5%
Jan
Dec
v*
21
Mar
"4%
~5%
1,700
4%
4%
700
92 Va
90 Va
9234
8,300
66!/b
Jan
95 %
6 Va
5%
6 Va
30,900
3%
Nov
9%
6%
7
5'/4
3
6 %
Dec
10% Mar
17%
Jan
28
Nov
30%
21%
900
~2
~2
900
1%
Dec
11%
12
950
11%
Dec
16
Aug
23
17% n17%
17%
Apr
600
21%
21%
200
Aug
Jan
3% Mar
19
Mar
18%
Apr
9% July
Nov
5%
5%
9.500
2 Va
Jan
20V4
18 >/4
20%
7,100
13%
Jan
20%
40
Sep
51% Mar
2 V4
_2%
2
6
6'/4
39,400
1 Va
Feb
7
300
6 %
Dec *
10
,4
10
800
8%
Dec
4
July
8% May
12%
Jan
10%
Jun
4%
Nov
Nov
Draper
Oct
4,300
16
Nov
20% Mar
%
16,600
VtT
Jan
l
Va
1%
2
7
7 %
900
4% Jun
6
1,200
%
4% Dec
6%
May
July
DuMont
■
De4-
600
6%
Nov
14% May
3%
39,900
4 %
200
29 711
11,100
3%
7.400
Nov
1
2 Va
6
Jan
*
Dec
Jan
33%
Jan
1,800
1%
Dec
2%
Apr
36 V2
36%
20
32%
Jun
37
%
4 Va
900
4%
Dec
7
4
10
Potash Co
of America
3%
14
2,900
13%
Sep
Feb
15
55
150
52
Nov
50
44
Dec
55
25%
26
ft
2,100
575
157
Jun
Dec
2%
Jan
4
Dec
17%
Apr
4 Va
3%
4 la
m
1,V
1U
17,500
l,7s
Dec
2
jg Aug
16%
16 %
1,100
14%
Oct
19
Aug
212
17
2
L
1
id
100
2%
Nov
3%
Jan
Dec
18
5%
Jan
10%
18%
Dec
23
Mar
17%
Jan
25
July
18% July
8% Jan
14
9%
10%
7,200
21%
21 %
400
12%
12%
13
15Va
15 Va
15%
37%
37%
10%
Apr
Dec
4%
200
Nov
Sep
,1,500
12"%
Jan
20%
Aug
50
34%
Jan
41 %
Aug
1,900
5
11%
7%
4%
Jan
50
6% Julv
31
31
31
Dec
36%
Jun
23%
23%
24%
400
21%
Jun
27 %
j*an
101«
9%
10%
10.300
9%
Oct
14%
Jaa
58 »4
58 14
59%
500
44
Jan
72 % May
28%
28%
28%
700
27
Sep
34 % Mar
4%
Nov
10
1.1 h
Nov
3%
Jan
x3%
Dec
6%
Jan
Dec
9%
28,200
4%
y
10s
1
4
•
,—1
•
4
7
Va
7
400
100
7
Jan
Feb
15%
37
Dynamics
Corp
-
1
67% Mar
46
5
May
Oct
10
26%
38%
Nov
24
Jan
1.100
32%
Oct
52%
Jun
5%
Nov
8% Mar
534
6
11,800
333i
37
10.400
15%
Jan
78 %
78 %
300
77
Oct
85%
Apr
36%
37
150
31
va Jan
39%
Nov
Jan
4
13%
4%
38
140
300
17,600
1
..
Feb
10
2O0
146
146
Dec
Apr
8v2 Mar
10%
35%
35
35%
146
Jan
May
Aug
4%
8%
1%
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Duval Sulphur &
July
Va
19<%
Dec
5%
10
—
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
1%
17
6 %
4%
—32.50
1
*
•
1
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
4% May
19% Mar
Dec
4.800
36%
*
"7-50
Common
Jan
1%
Dec
13%
7%
1 %
•
Duke Power Co
16,200
V*
13%
500
*6%
•
stock
common
Co_
1,100
13%
*
Drilling dc Exploration Co_.
Harris
14%
13%
2.50
—
Corp
14
XG34
.
Inc
$2
14%
6s 8d
1
Chemical Co Ltd
Co Ltd common
21%
8%
16%
5
»
preferred
1
Douglas Oil Company—
Dow Brewery Ltd
46
26
6% May
9%
14%
29
5
Inc
(The) Corp—
Dome Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
55
5 is
37
35
35 V4
1
1
25c
1
Diversely
Feb
70J
Va May
Club
Feb
300
4
4%
50
50
dc
—
dep rets ord reg
9'/a
11'
8%
%
28
14
Power
5 Va
1,200
11.600
-'100
Dominion Textile
101a
16
%
1
Electric
10% Jan
1,400
2%
A common—
Ltd—
Co
American
4% July
19%
1
29
preferred
(The)
Jan
15%
1%
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10c
Dec
5%
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry.
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
13%
4%
50c
25 Va Juiy
5%
10c
35
50o
1
Investment Co—
16%
4%
7%
Feb
2
—1
—
Mfg class
1,500
i7r
%
22
5
4
debentures
Detroit Gasket &
Driver
2
Dec
300
5%
1
Dennison
16,100
19%
3
5
18%
5%
2.50
Dempster
18
8%
common
Camden
Dec
7%
Corp Ltd
Cfclif Eastern Aviation Inc
Edmonton
$3.00
Mines Inc
18
18%
1
7.50
C dc C Super Corp
Consol
11'
Ltd—
convertible
valvan
400
9
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) dc Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 %c
j Byrd OH Corporation common
25c
California
Jan
3
I
dc
Jan
7%
10%.
16%
Calgary
7%
22
Bunker Hill
Cable
Apr
May
3
Co
Feb
23
A
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc
16%
60c
13%
22 34
2.50
Inc
Daitch Crystal Dairies
16%
18%
6%
34%
36%
1
Corp
i
(The) Company—~—~—~2~50
Mines
1%
*
13%
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300
22%
50c
5
8%
Buffalo-Eclipse
Burma
13,500
Nov
1
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V60c convertible preferred
•'6%
serial
preferred
dc
49
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Company common
(The) Corp
Buckeye
Buell Die
48
61"
1
14%
16
*
2.50
Jan
7%
Jan
2.50
common
Nov
Jan
8% Mar
2
7%
Dayton Rubber Co class A
~6%
%
Nov
6%
8% Mar
51 %
10
1,000
8%
43 %
16
%c
Inc common—
Curtis Manufacturing Co class
Day
<_1
10%
%■
2% Mar
Jun
Oct
6%
25
16 Va
5
—1
*
1.50
common
36 % Mar
18%
100
15
Oil vtc
Sep
18
1,700
Oct
6% Aug
4% Aug
1% July
10
25o
30%
1
29,400
8%
33%
1%
•
5o
Curtis Lighting
Dec
1%
8%
common
Jan
5%
300
Feb
Dec
96
Jan
10%
—
•
£1
reg
common
(E L)
B
ord
preferred
Bruce
—
29%
48%
~5%
5%
~5%
33%
10c
•
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8%
Ltd—
Distillers
cumulative
4%
American Oil
6%
1%
£1
common
44'/a
50c
1
•
10
common
11%
90
6% Mar
10%
common
Dec
400
7
Dec.
10 %
8% May
—1
Dec
10s
rets
Brown
Co
Feb
10s
Petroleum
Dec
7% July
200
—10c
.
26% Mar
bearer
common
4 Va
100
9%
20c
Corp
Dejay Stores common
ord reg
3,200
8%
9%
1%
Inc
5%
6%
~2
7%
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•
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4%
4%
8%
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32%
reg
dep rets
4%
8%
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4%
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; .3%
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•
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800
14
5
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rets
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5
4
Crystal Oil dc Land Co common—
$1.12 preferred
10% Mar
~
ord
rets
dep
Amer
37
Dec
American Tobacco—
Co
28%
Dec
10
•
British
Feb
Jan
3 Va
12%
7%
common
17%
16 %
2,300
11
20o
:
300
1,500
14
19% Mar
Aug
3,800
14%
16%
10%
3%
13 %
Dec
Jan
31%
Crown
Feb
Dec
28 %
Apr
7
a
3v4
3 Va
Jan
10%
2,400
11,300
29%
Dec
350
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Jan
1
a
28 %
51%
1,900
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17 %
7%
3
2%
6%
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25%
14%
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6%
6 %
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Brillo Manufacturing Co
British
25%
Dec
7
5
Light dc Pwr ord
Oil
Jan
Apr
receipts
Co
Dec
22%
Ltd—
Drug
7%
6% Mar
100
Nov
-
Oct
7% Mar
Dec
23%
1%
Oct
5%
1,100
23%
13%
5%
5 Va
.
Apr
x45%
Jan
~5%
15%
500
5 Va
48%
88
600
100
.
Mar
Feb
208,100
July
Oct
43
Dec
3%
4 %
Mar
22
Jah
47 %
Jan
Mar
10
Mar
8%
1%
Corp
Beverage
95
Sep
16
75 Va
14 '/e
2%
1,400
11%
1%
3%
2,500
9 la
—•
Creole Petroleum
Dec
Dec
Apr
400
13%
1^
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Corp
%
12%
"9
•'*'*
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26% Mar
Feb
Mar
1,100
14%
preferred-100
Works
Gear
5
•
Inc
Foote
5%.
1
common
prior cumulative
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3%
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Courtaulds
9
~9
5 %
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5
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
1
Crowley Milner dc Co_
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Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)__
5
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
•
1
Blauner's; common
Dec
15 Va May
83
81%
47 Va
.1
common
11%
100
14
.
50c
Inc
Co
Inc
Feb
1,100
•
(AS) Shoe Corp
1
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1
Telephone of Canada common—25
Benru6
5%
12%
1
Bellanca
Belock
Cott
17%
"3%
50c
common
$1
Jan
12%
30
118,900
preferred class A
Aug
9%
17
Dec
,
79%
Reynolds common
&
4%
17 %
,
14% Aug
28
12%
Inc
Dec
44,000
Jan
Dec
1
non-voting—
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Jan
11%
68 Va
30s
B
Corroon
67
Distillery Ltd—
4%
io
Apr
9%
65%
.
2%
voting
A
200
19,000
11%
20c
_
Beau-Brummell
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11%
1
1
Corp
Incorporated
Oil Company
Bearings
■3
•
13
%
68 '/a
50c
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dc Varnish
Paint
Clajis
Coro
12
;
78
Co
Electrodynamics
Class
9% Mar
50o
Tr Light
Basin
Bohack
Jan
16%
lo
Corp
Basic
Bell
Sep
16%
shares
Ltd
Oil
Barcelona
Beck
17 %
16%
los Andes—
American
Barium
Jun
1
6
Securities
Banco de
Banff
18% July
800
23%
13
1
Diesel Electric
Corby (H)
20Va Aug
13
1
Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
6
12%
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Jan
Dec
8%
Nov
1.25 /
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
Continental Commercial
Corp
1
Continental Industries Inc
10c
nov
14
57,000
19%
3%
1965—
Continental Air
b
17
41,400
Machinery—
Shoe
Cuban
Cook
dc Gas—
4%
Hotel' Inc__
Consolidated Mining
Sep
17 Va
48
4%
/a
I
Stone
dc
Consol
4% Mar
Inc
4
2%
Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
15%
Apr
4?a Mar
.10c
Consolidated Gas Utilities
Nov
12%
Sep
16 va
12%
vtc
Oils
Consol
Nov
8%
Nov
3 va
20
Apr
3%
16,700
6
14.800
5
Jun
115,100
9%
26 '/a
23
Aug
0,300
4;i4
20
4
1
Aug
Dec
5
8%
■•••
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7:l'a
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1
5
22%
4%
9%
:26%%
Jan
6'A
19 f
1
42
18,200
5-v-%
1
_10 pesos
7 % Mar
5
—10
4
Connelly Containers I*c
May
1,000
5% Mar
Dec
4 Vie
Equipment Co_
Farm
Vtc ext to
1% May
Jan
Dec
4
7%
Manufacturing
Consol
•
Mining
Nov
Feb
107
Apr
%
4%
Id' "
—2
Corp common
Products Co
Aluminum
Compo
70
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800
5
4%
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100
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dlv paid on
:
19%
Co
Coastal Caribbean
lo
—
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Qolon Development ordinary
Selburn Oil
Baldwin
Dec
V
1
14%
Products
Industries
105%
Co
class A——1
19%
Baker
20
Qlary Corporation
Continental Uranium
dc
Apr
104% 105%
y
Apr
45%
1
Clayton
Co
;-vv'.v
13
Dec
5
Apr
Ay shire Collieries Corp common
Bailey
Dec
;
18
2%
Apr
nov
8%
Co
Clarostat Manufacturing
4%
a Sep
Clark Controller Co
Dec
Inc
Non-voting
City Auto Stamping
13%
Corp
Devices
Automatic
Sep
Dec
2%
3
32
10 ~
3,300
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Automatic
Christiana Oil Corp
39%
22%
4%
Dec
2.5d~
14%
Atlas
Audio
Jan
Jun
2%
1%
26% Oct
34 Va
:
13%
America
22,400
1(1
Claussner
1
1
2%
400
pfd
11% May
on
Consolidated
Atlas
Dec
Jan
4.8u0
1%
,
Apr
1
18%
"2%
2
Ltd
Co
90%
27'a
"2%
2
100 ~
108% Mar
"2%
Jan
•
Cherry-BurreLl common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine—.
Chief Consolidated Mining
6,500
-
7 la May
1 %
1—
Dec
1
Oct
8,200
1
Dec
arrear
Line
Oil
Charter
96%
21
5
%
f
4%
Inc
9,800
1
,v
400
common
9,600
'
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1
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of
$41
Co
22
110
6 \h
1%
4%
Maine Power Co—
34%
320
July
0%
$1 jfo series
32%
95
Jan
32
Feb
2& Nov
10
21%
93
vv.'a:
34
6%
Sep
4,400
8%
& Co
(A M)
Charis Corp common
Nov
3 %
23
2,400
a%
•
50
Fisheries
Coast
Atlantic
4%
6,500
27
2\l:
35%
preference
Chamberlin Co of America
14% May
2% Aug
8%
Convertible
dc Tel—
dc
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Jan
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26*4
1
11,400
reg
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$43
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4.3J0
35%
,
5%
Oil dc Gas Co
Associated
'■
Industries—
Laundries
Associate
300
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3 %
2s 6d
4%
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Food
Nov
9va
10,700
24 Va Mar
8%
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Apr
Feb
Oct
35%
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Century Electric
3<|it Apr
*>ep
9^
5.50
$5 pfd
~5%
Productions
dep
17
Jan
ft Mar
2j
*
1
,
preferred
Central Power & Light 4%
16% May
Oct
4%
4%
21j/2
10o
Electric
American
Feb
12%
Light—
Equipment Corp
Assoc
Nov
13%
10 v»
9
-•
1 %
1,200
5
5
1
3.50%
7% Mar
4,400
153a
14%
Dec
27,900
t>%
1
vtc
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Jun
11,300
1%
1%
14% :::T5rV>v
1%
warrants
Armstrong Rubber Co
Aro
11%
6%
30%
Jan
1 %
:
Ltd
Conv preference
Sep
1%
26%
6*.
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Feb
28.200
2
1(L,_
Corp of America
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Jan
16%
24%
4%
13,800
5%
4%
'
500
10 Va
10
10
Corp—
preferred
Co
4%
Oct
7 % May
„
9 v
&
Oct
19% Mar
'■
■
pfd
partic
Catalin
■
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4.72%
4
11
8,400
10c
Cenco
'
5%
19%
I
Ltd
Casco Products common
Apr
12%
Ltd
American dep rets- B ord
Oct
15:v»
5 i\',
Ltd—
Carreras
Cas'tle
100
•
Minerals—
Carolina Power dc Light
Jan
13%
Oils
Carnation Co common
Carter
30%
7,v'
2
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
Oct
15%
.
2.40
Arkansas
Canso Oil
13'a July
nov
Ltd
♦.
Gas
Canso Natural
Aug
31 %
Co
Canal-Randolph Corp
Dec
34 Va
500
—
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4% ft pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
—•
Armour
Marconi
33'a May
10,700
4.75
shares
Canadian
Jun
27 v* Jan
27 Va Mar
11
"A"
Homestead
Dec
28%
14
41
Canadian
Petfofina
July
Dec-
30%
„
vtc_i„
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
2% Aug
80
Ltd
Canadian
Oil
Willlston
37
33,900
74
:_20
Canadian
Mar
Nov
27%
"
•
common
Petroleums
Canadian
29
27 Va
13%
13
*
Ltd
preference
Southern
12%- Nov
13%
5|;|
1
Lui
Co
Atlantic
'
•
33%
Anglo-Lautaro
Dec
81%
10%
Products
8% Mar
6%
26%
26% Nov
32 %
Post
Dec
1.000
10%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Jan
9%
2.900
7
54%
33%
Anchor
13 %
21%
3% May
83%
—J
Co
Meter
American
Dec
12% Mar
1,000
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
pfd—28
American Petroflna Inc class A
—1
American Seal-Kap
common
3
American Thread 5%
preferred—,—•
American Tractor Corp.—
25o
American Writing Paper common
•
AMI Incorporated
3
Amurex Oil Company class A
•
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
20o
Maracalbo Co
American
Dec
Jan
600
•
Cement
Canadian
Feb
14
Breaa
Canada
6%
7.900
4 %
Nov
12% Mar
5%
Co
Canaua
24%
100
1
2S
20
25
1
Rubber Co
3 %
600
52%
—
Co—
3%
13 %
10
common——-*
(RI)—
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conv pfd—IS
common —
1
American
6%%
Canada
21
5%
Filter
Air
Jan
7% May
9%
Industries Inc
Ambrook
American
9%
Dec
20%
Industries
Aluminum
Dec
4 %
6%
1°°
Manufacturing
Goods
5%
54
•
common
preferred—
cumulative
$3.75
Aluminum
3,900
3%
4'/a
10
1
of America—
Co
200
Jan
20%
10
-
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Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
Aluminum
Jan
44%
13%
*
*
——
Allied
Allied
6%
Nov
5%
4V2
Pictures Corp—.—
Artiste
Allied
Dec
3%
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3%
26%
Range for Y'car 1956
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for Week
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28
shares—
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All
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Friday
%
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3%
4%
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Alaska
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Friday
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25
Dec
Nov
Apr
6% July
30
Eastern
Mar
May
,
Gas & Fuel
Assn common—10
prfor preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron
4%%
100
25
34%
—
37
.
37%
Dec
Volume
Number 5601
185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
8?OCKS
American Stock Exehanr*
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*
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RANGE
30
$2
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30
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32
-
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29
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class A
1
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27%
16
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Electric
pfd
5%
3%
—20c
14%
3%
..100
90.-
1
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$2
convertible
1
preferred
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8 %
cum 1st preferred.
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1
Manufacturing Co
314
_.
Eureka
Pipe Line
26
Nov
7!
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Ltd
$1
25c
10
common..
13 %
,
Feb
Dec
914
14%
105%
600
23,400
900
.
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Ironrite Inc
Jan
-
.
3.90%
Manufacturing
Oils
Fargo
Association
Firth
Sterling
Fishman
8
Dec
Jeannette
11%
Dec
Jupiter
8%
Ford
Co Inc
Jan
6%
Sep
Dec
%
Nov
2'A Mar
150
11%
Dec
Inc.
of
42%
814
71b
clafcs
A__
19%
Class
A
43
614
Amer
Fort
dep
Pitt
Fox
Glass
40%
Dec
Fresnlllo
Fuller
Beer
Feb
10%
(The)
(Geo
24%
1.200
21%
Sep
28%
9 la
10%
3,400
8%
Sep
110
1,100
106
Nov
&
145
4%
Electric
3%
4,V
14,100
3
714
A Nov
7
7%
3
Jan
414
314w
4%
3,700
3%
Feb
7
7%| 8%
16%, 16%
1,400
7% July
5
10%
500
15
Power
Co
•
common.-.
preferred
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100
Mfg Co
Acceptance
General
Alloys
5 °!e
Corp
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
Electric
Stores
$4.60
Mich
Giant
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
Globe
1
Gobel
Mines
&
Co
(Adolf)
Co
10
10% U1 '4
9 %
1
Consolidated
Mines
Manufacturing
3
3
4
74
4
7 %
1st
Geer
Inc
10c
stock
common
Oil
Guild
Films
States
Company
Land
7%-
300
6%
10
22
Louisiana
2%
Lynch
Macfadden
Dec
Jan
Apr
Mangel
Dec
189
138
Marconi
Jan
22,300
1 %
Havana
Hazel
Jan
18 V4
Aug
Merrill
Peroleums
Dec
4 % July
Mesabi
Iron
McKee
Mead
Jan
87
Jan
82
Sep
98
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4 Vt
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Hercules
Hoe
&
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Feb
Midwest
5%
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Miller
Jan
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Dec
3
4'/e
Dec
6%
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Lock
&
Hvdrometals
5
2.100
4%
16
9%
1.900
10
1,100
"
800
2%
20%
3,000
22%
Feb
2%
2%
15,300
1%
Dec
3%
Sep
2 %
4
3
4
•
4
200
28 %
28%.
100
12%
12%
13",
3.500
12
10%
12%
4,000
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18%
700
__
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Co
3%
Oct
25% July
10 y2 Feb
10
Feb
11-15
Co
Co.-
4 V*
4
6%
Jan
17
Aug
16
Aug
3 7%
Dec
18
Dec
16 Va
Aug
20
Jan
common-
64%
137%
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Securities
27%
Apr
95%
99 3,
170
95%
Dec
108%
Jan
50 %
50
50 %
300
38%
Jan
53
July
-
126%
122
4.000
108%
Oct
132
Nov
__
10%
-2.50
Products
5
128
—
—
__
4%
Jun
8%
Jan
5% Mar
-
—
14%
10%
400
13%
14%
3,907
11V*
Jan
221a
'—
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1.600
20
Jan
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25% May
29% May
rets
ord
£1
reg
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Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
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12
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2,300
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Nov
8'A
Feb
14%
14
14'%
600
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Jun
16%
28%
29'A
800
27Va
Jan
33%
Nov
14
Apr
11%
11%
11%
100
10%
Jan
10%
10%
100
10
Feb
7%
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19.400
.
■
5
5
■
15%
15%
100
16
38
10%
6
May
1,300
11%
Jan
18% Aug
39%
120
30%
Feb
49-
2%
2%
9,100
5
39%
.
5
—
6%
'
31
29%
3%
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4%
Jun
7%
Jan
200
6%
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200
32
2
x6Vi
Jun
23
Oct
32% Dec
46%
2%
Jan
55
4,100
72
14%
16
50
67%
14%
J*n
19% May
Jan
1%
1%
16%
16%
200
59%
58'%
60%
11,600
59
59
1
30c
2
1 %
6,100
9%
7%
7%
8
1
1-fr
5%
5
5%
38 V.
9,800
1,500
Jan
Jan
18
Mar
65% Nov
x40% May
100
9%
1%
IV* Dec
16
Jan
Mar
100
Oct
525
,
7%
*•
16
1
July
63
Jan
13% Jan
400
9
600
7%
600
1
Dec
3 Va
Jan
9%
14%
Dec
18'A
Apr
29
Jun
34%
Dec
©ct
.1
:
16
1
Co
15 V*
'
•
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5
16
32
15%
15
,
15%
Nov
40
Jan
12%
Nov
16%
Sep
•
3%
1
5
-i
Nov
6 Va
6 '1
6%
B
2,300
.
sv2
19 Va Mar
14%
38%
34%
400
37%
39%
24
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42%
29%
NOV
35'A May
25% Mar
32%
30%
32%
34%
34
34%
2,100!
4
.16,000
4%
Feb
6%
Dec
15
13%
15%
29.300
11%
Jan
21'A
Apr
1
56%
50
56%
16,700
42%
Jan
59% Mar
17% Apr
29% Aug
6%
6%
6 3
9%
Jan
Nov
8%
Feb
Hone
_25c
—;
Stamping
Co
1
2.59
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1
common—_1
20Va,.Ort
6%
4%
400
4 %
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8%
3^0
7'/a
Dec
1%
2
5
7%
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10
2
2,900
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8
Jan
10%
9%
10
600
13
-dividend
16
17 'A
27 v* Mar
Sep
12
Jan
Mar
14
Oct
12,100
•
—5
50c
preferred
pfd
common
5
31% Mar
Nov
19%
500
16%
Nov
'11% Aug
29 % May
5%
2,400
4%
Dec
19
5
34%
100
21%
103
1
Ltd
34%
50
33%
21%
500
18
1ft
Nov
25
100
25
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Muntz
u
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103
103
13%
1A
12 V*
600
1ft
6,700
1
cumulative
Vernon
25
TV
Tel
Inc
2.50
Inc..
Tel—...„100
&
—;—.——-1
—r—
Murphy
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—
Muter Company
common
1
—
107
Dec
Feb
Jun
14% Aug
Sep
IB Mar
Nov
30'A Mar
Dec
102y2 Mar
95
95
20
94
Nov
109
Apr
88
Dec
103
Mar
150
% 152
20
147
Dec
177%
25
41
Nov
3
150%
Dec
42%
42 %
17%
19
3%
Jan
July
20%
Jan
D<-c
136%
Apr
1%
1 Va
22%
22 %
23
27 %
27
1
Dec
2%
Jan
21
Dec
24'A
Nov
Jun
28 v2
Dec
9%
10
33
2%
2%
17
450
120% 122%
1 %
559
3,700
1,600
%
10
33%
3
200
Sep
44% July
4 Vb Mar
120'A
3%
19
122 %
5
2.50
50c
Jan
Aor
20V,
6,900
4
preferred
Mills
States
29%
84
23%
1
Products
6
x35% Mar
Dec
21
13%
*
1
(Can)
Dec
6%
19%
50
*
Light 5%
Service
25%
27
50c
—
Canada
Pwr &
Public
50
27
•
shares
common
of
Corp
Nov
Jan
9
15%
600
9%
9 Va
9%
preferred,.*
Co
Co
Feb
Jan
2% Aug
12
17%
Petroleum
Corp $1 conv
Prodticte—
Sep
Dec
35
1
1
21'A
Co
Jan
Dec
14
1
common...
&
4% Dec
Nov
£1
~6%
Dec
31%
.
*
,1% July
500
Marine
Ltd
3)1% May
Dqs. C
30
32
Va
•
200
X25%
500
Jan
Jun
12 y.
Feb
35%
Apr
Jan
Dec
4%
Jan
13 V2 July
15%
Sep
5'/a
Apr
9%
200
31
5,100
2'/a
'
N
Nachman
Corp
Inc:
Alfalfa
National
Milling
Hess
common
Co
(Mich)
Casket Company
National
Mig
National
Petroleum
& Stores
Industries
Rubber
Machinery
Products
4%
Nov
National
Starch
36%
Apr
64
Aug
National
Steel
11
Jan
12%
Apr
National
Telefilm
Car
5!3
100
5%
Dec
8
ft Jan
National
Transit
84 3,
110
82%
Nov
100
Feb
National
Union
16%
3.300
14 Va
Sep
16 %
Nov
Neptune
Meter
2 '•»
2%
1,700
2%
Dec
5%
Jan
Nestle
Le
Mur
Inc
8%
8%
6.300
4%
4%
4,000
3%
2%
200
2%
Nov
300
20 Va
Dec
12 % May
] J-
2
13%
100
3%
3%
17,500
7
Mar
9%
100
9%
Dec
12%
Apr
16'A
Nov
27
Jan
29% May
34'/a Nov
21V2
Nov
29
Apr
Nov
33 Va
Apr
Jan
9%
Oct
Feb
31%
32%
common—:1
22%
22%
22%
3ft
400
1,100
27%
*
10c
8
7%
8
1
common
4
3%
4
2 %
2%
2.400
3
1.509
2%
—1
Jun
July
14 v* Sep
9%
3
32 "2
common
Jun
4y.
25
13%
1
30c
5
5%
'
21
:10
Corp
Nov
21
6.100
Ltd
17% Jan
Jan
2%
17%' 18 'A
common
Co
8 Va
8%
17%
Associates
Dec
2%
1
Corp
Electric
3%
4.%'
25c
Presto
200
1
—''-5
common
Ltd
Research
100
3%
1
-1
Brewing
14 %
3%
—
A
Co
Bellas
National
National
*
Dehydrating
National
14'A
--1"
>—--
,
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10.100
6U Apr
Sep
10 v* Mar
7% Aug
3% Jan
•
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;
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29
600
15 %
16"
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6 Va
4,300
5! 2
50c
6
19 V*
29.100
100
Nov
14 '/a
83%
pfd—100
31
5%
57%
3
50c
National
59
Sep
5,300
10c
National
(Canada) capital stock—*
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5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_,.£l
20'A
4%
•
National
I
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep
Imperial Oil
6% Mar
Dec
23%
Jan
Nov
—
5 V.
14 Va
Dec
Dec
23%
5
Refining capital stock-*
5
Manufacturing Co
52% July
110%
—
May
common,.——♦
convertible
Mountain
Jan
35
160
117
pref
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Mount
May
700
•113
24
IIlGO
15
4
10
.
Ltd
Corp
6%
Jan
3"% Mar
24%
__
•
600
Mondngahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred.
Jan
23%
__
♦
-
common
400
18
18'%
Molybdenum
Aug
11
c
—-
~5%
16%
4 Va
1
Molybdenite
6'A Aug
21
•
25% Aug
Jan
"5%
18
_u
Mt
26%
1,000
20 '
—
~7%
Jan
2%
4,100
OCt
Jan
26 3b
4%
11%
Oct
6y»
—60c
4%
11% May
Jan
13%
11
1,100
Jun
Jam
8
Dec
Jan
12%
14%
15%
4%
10% May
3 Va
14y8 July
8V2 Jun
23% Aug
13 V*
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B„100
4.50% preferred series C—
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
4%
__25c
Baking
Inc
16%
Dec
19% Jan
Jan
1
Inp
Abrasive
Minnesota
Dec
5
Jun
12%
100
23
W'ohl
Mining
Feb
39
___.5
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Inc
Hvgrade Food
77
Jan
11%
•
&
Dec
21
1
-
Hydro-Electric
X62
300
2.50
Inc
class
(HarveyX
Dec
90
38
9%
&
83%
85 %
66 %
16 5 a
12
300
23
19
Piping
Missouri
'
26% July
104% Feb
38
10
6,300
12%
Jun
....
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Mid-West
4%%
Jan
65
1
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A)
11%'Jan
Jan
85%
5
Hardart
48
Dec
.
*
Apr
Dec
7%
17 V2
i
;
-
1
Hardart
32
4,500
450
24
38
100
Co.
:
(Geo
3.700
8%
«
'
1
common
&
34
7%
*
"lOO
pfd
preferred
Humble
Jun
4%
common
Inc
&
Hubbell
2%
Nov
3% May
500
common
B-
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5 %
Jan
27/8
50',)
10,300
Inc
Ball
noraer's
Horn
iyB
600
4
32%
13%
12%
Jr-
non cum
1.400
3 VB
%
Products
Lta
$2
2",
23 7 »
13'A
Dec
23
1
States
3%
8%'
July
5
Co
preferred
3
33%
2 Vb
5
Mlcromatic
2 Va
1
—
Co
Co
Co
Apr
4
24
Nov
6,500
1.460
Plating
3%
«
1
'
3
Steel Tube—
2
VB
1,300
Steel
4%
5%%
Industries
Oil
May
U!
Qorp—
Oil
1%
common
Co
Co
Stores
Horn
55
Mar
1
Corp——...
Midland
4
—
Holophane
Hormel
50
58
,
4
1 Va
17% Aug
51 fa
3
Corp
Co
&
Corp
Midland
1 %
& Co Inc common
Class
58
Dec
Thermit
41% Aug
62% Aug
Dec
Oct
2%
36% Mar
Jan
3
1,400
Co
Middle
4%
Hollinger Consol Gold
Corporation
Hoover
58
.1
_
Holly
Holly
10%
34
2,200
25c
Co
38% May
17% Mar
Co—...— —10c
A
Hofmann
Home
1,300
1,400
4%
Jan
__10C
Electric
Mfg
Class
10%
39%
•
Galion
Hevi-Duty
Higbie
10%
38%
Jun
4,700
2%
Sep
Apr
1% July
14 V. Feb
2,900
,
Ltd
Michigan
1
Inc
preferred
Henry
10%
39%
—25c
&
3
22%
25
Co
E)
700
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1
Co.
Rubenstein
Heller
3%
35
16%
14'/a
19%
Jun
Chemical
&
6%
3%
34%
10
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Mining
Helena
&
Mfg
Michigan
Jun
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Metal
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B
16'/,
13%
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Michigan
4^thographing
Hazeltine
(A
Menasco
Sep
42
34 7
42,700
5
Co
Aircraft
Johnson
Metal
41%
Jan
3%
17 V*
7
common
2%
Bishop Inc..
Hecla
Inc
15%
78
2%
411% July
200
4
Co
Co
300
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Bakeries
W)
McDonnell
2
Brewing
Mfg
(J
33,100
00
1,000
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mays
19
82%
28 Va Mar
18%
25c
Rubber
2%
—
Hathaway
&
18%
6%
Dec
17%
1%
5
Exploration
(The
Tire
3 %
7.700
Apr
Jun
16
1,000
2,600
2%
5
International
18 %
-
25
27% Sep
35
May
6
common
5
Harbor Plywood
Harni6chfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard
Stores
Mansfield
Jan
Dec
Jan
16%
10
preferred
Communication
155 Va
126
Feb
Jan
22!
106
37/8
Y
Service
Manischewitz
Mar
4% Mar
H
Hastings
Public
Maine
9% July
17
Dec
4%
Dec
1
Mages Sporting Goods,
Magna Oil Corporation
Mar
28%
2% May
1
Publications
Jan
•
700
12%
T
Aug
1
Mar
3%
3%
1
Corp
11%
2
20
""
5
(The)
13%
Company..
Corp
—i
Jun
3%
5
second
&
Jan
Co
Organ
12%
M
1% Mar
425
5
Lamp
Land
Lunkenheimer
Jan
81
Dec
2%
5
Hammond
7,900
6%
__
Dec
)
A Apr
14%
3%
Chain
10c
& Alabastine
3
12%
Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
Dec
82%
Nov
14
18
75 pesos
&
9
82'/:
6% May-1
ija
71
Steel
Lodge
10
*
4% Feb
17,100
18%
Common
Locke
200
preferred
600
2%
1
Inc..
3.700
B
Hall
cumulative
Industries
12
A
5%
1 Va
28 %
l
Inc
N
Loblaw Groceterias
10
314
4%
5
Ltd
of
10
common
2% Mar
33%c
Inc
G)
11%.
Class
Gypsum Lime
(R
10
Class
$4.50
Refineries
11
Inc
9% Apr
6Va Feb
Dec
13
5
common
1
"2
Dec
V2
...
16%
I
Jan
Industries—
&
Realty
—.—9c
Leases
Company
Stores Products
Grocery
6%f
2%
245,000"
27
50c
10% Jan
350
7%
5%
59,300
1 %
•
12%
50
Ltd
Co.
Petroleums
Litton
Jun
16%
1% July
% Nov
3.900
1%
300
2%
„
_7.50
2% May
16% Jan
Griesedieck
Gnlf
37%
Nov
9% May
16% Dec
19.200
1%
Feb
%
18%
•
common
Tourneau
5%
Apr
Jan
6,200
3%
1%
6
Feb
94
,.10c
Company
Liberty Fabrics
Apr
10%
50 )
.*.10%
160%
6
.
ft AuS
9%
15%
Feb
8%
Le
Apr
24
26
158
50c
Freehold
6
Sep
900
g
Apr
2 %
1
Corp
Sessions
Inc
Liberal
Jan
3%
Jan
127'/, 128
1
Dec
5G
2 Va
,
8
1
2.50
University.
107% May
108% Apr
4% Dec
7% Feb
950
160 %
1
Hydraulics
Grldoil
Va
2'A
NoV
91
10,100
<fc
Lefcourt
Aug
6% Aug
19% July
Sep
7,400
127'
100
Chemical Co
&
3
*
preferred
Lakes
Dec
•
10
Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
.Non-voting
Apr
iy»
li!
8 %
5
Amer
Great
Great
14%
10')/
2,500
26%. ,27
1
Co
Great
Industries
Jun
%.|79:f4
4.
78%
Mar
Aug
,
Stores
Lamson
Feb
2%
2.850
16%„.16%
2%/ 2%
~2%
1
50
7%
11%
J10
Mar
5 V*
l
Foundry Corp.
Lamson
Oorp of Delaware
22
1,000
ir31
17
1,000
3%
Lakey
48 % Mar
9.409
| 9%
10%
9%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Rapids Varnish
Gary
8.1a
•
Goodman
fe Dec
Jan
75
29 %
B
Inc
5
15,000
7; %
30
1
class
Inc
Gorham
Grand
%
9
4-v.
Nov
1,800
5%
:25c
Apparel Inc
Consolidada S A
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Mar
Jam
%; .94
5
10
10%
pfd—100
preferred
Lear
18
17%
2%
•
Corp
Distillers
Goldfleld
92
6
90%
"2%
5
3% May
Dec
101%
1
2%
Nov
5'%
14%
Lanston Industries Inc.
La Salle Extension
39 Vb
'•
1%
Jan
10%
2%
Products
Leonard
*
*
•
Union
la/
1
2%
5%
5
May
8% Aug
2% May
11.800
>18
18
%
10
76%
*
L'AlglOn
7
900
6'«
Aug
2,600
50c
4%%
Co.
&
Laclede-Christy
Jan
600'
41%
-
14
300
(>3B
;
5%.
18
1
common
Alden
Glenmore
6 Va
*
McBean
Dec
17%118%
20
Co
Gladding
Glen
C)
0%
40'a
__1
Gold
Jan
1%
100
17%
50c
Corp
Yellowknife
13A
'800
41
12 V.
.2%
Jun
113 v
Jan
2,600
•
Dec
2%
(Ddi)
Minerals
Kobacker
34% Sep
Dec
5V«
i 2%
5
preferred
Gerlty
3%
700
f. 2%
2%
£1
$5
1.700
\ 5%
2
.
—
Jun
106% Jun
14:.. J14%
2%
25
Corporation
preferred
Power
5Vh
2%
com__l
General Plywood Corp
cqmmon
5 %
convertible
preferred
IGeneral
3%/4'a
Ltd—
Co
American dep rets ord reg_
General Fireproofing common
General Indus
Enterprises
Georgia
4
•
„
_
w
T
5% •
warrants
Co
General Builders
General
1
common
General
•
__■
—
3,100
2%
4
Kropp (The) Forge Co.
Krueger Brewing Co
9% May
17% July
Jan
27
__
5 %
11%
l
1
La
Gatineau
10%
Apr
(S)
Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert
(I B)
Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp
8% Mar
Co
11%
8%
Klein
6-fif Jan
1.600
8%
Dec
Dec
Inc
cumulative
Kirkland
July
4%
Co
Kingston
137% July
Nov
1
1
Dec
6%
4%
common.
Company.
Kings County Lighting common
Jan
.1.25
Inc
10% Mar
900
15c
(Walter)
Kin-Ark' Oil
14% May
Company
A)
Oct
2414
9f%
__£1!
reg
Inc
50
7,500
—10c
Petrol Corp Inc-lc
Ltd
Gus
Kawneer
8'/a Aug
11% Jan
124
Sales
Jan
7%
Corp
Co
Kidde
63% Mar*
4%
24%
108
23% Mar
45% Apr
28 ys
5 %
.
Oils
Kennedy's
Jan
1
108
ord
rcta
10
19,100
Ltd—
Industries
Luxe
De
Dec
950
voting
Co
Feb
36 V* Mar
l
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
x25% July
3% Apr
2Oct
1
-
non-voting
B
Motor
Apr
1.000
8% '
21
'
48 Va
6%
c
Industries
Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company
9% Oct
Canada—
Class
Ford
Jan
34,000
.
22,500
10% Mar
4%
Kaiser
17% Feb
7
5.70 i
•
3,4
7 Va
42%
-
500
22%
i'I:
7
49%
Htgn
125 % Mar
8% Mar
1
Ltd
Line
Motor
J
t
v
Feb
8'%
8
19%
l«
7
.2.50
Stores
Tiger
"
10
Inc
(M Hi
Fitrsimmons
Flying
21%
1
__10C
Corp
(Phlla)
1,400
45% Jan
4%
13'/:
7%
1
Ltd
Financial General
Fire
1
9'A
82% May
8% July
2,250
9
48%
l
Iarael-Mediterranean
Low
95%
pfd—100
Katz
(Max) & Co class A—
Fairchlld Camera & Instrument.
9%
Range for Year 1956
High
93 %
~5%
.___
Co
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
Kansas
Factor
8hares
33%c
11
Iowa Public Service
15% Apr
4% Jan
30,100
1
Company
Royalty
Investors
Nov
Nov
Oil
Iron
Jan
Sep
3% Jun
39% May
4% Feb
1,500
11%
-
Jan
18%
Jan
7%
%
29%
9%
11%
Intex
Apr
24% May
x92%
7 Va
la
II
Dee
40
1014
~7%
10% July
3
...
or
Jun
Dec
10u
"
8%
Nov
Aug
16
13.400
42%
4
94
International Breweries Inc
1
International Cigar Machinery
•
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
"
800
-J
4"-
-
9%
300
3,000
10 1b
4214
8 la
12,000
1
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22
Oct
lot Week
Low
5
Sales
Range
ef Prices
—
3,100
3la
42%
...
Esquire Inc
Jan
10,100
'
Eureka
17%
Week's
Kelt
Insurance Co of North America
197% Mar
Nov
-90
10
.
„
Dec
A
3%
Friday
Sale Priee
For
^lar
6%
14%
33
4
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Aug
213
23
10
10% -1114
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
47
Dec
800
26 Vb
1
America
Inc
JANUARY
Sif*
Dec
3,900
2714
1
common
Corp
Corp of
7>A
5
common.
Electronics
Empire
200
:
L
1
-—
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&
Electrographic
El-Tronlcs
1914 -1914
30
Corporation
Elder
Electric
y4
165
preferred
Edo
ENDED
Range for Year 1956
176
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
WEEK
-
•
preferred series A
preferred series B
•6
FOR
far Week
of Prices
■ale Fries
Far
Eastern States
Sales
Bangs
30 Va
4%
32
4%
7.000
2,000
200
Jan
3%
.
Dec
6%
2 V»
Aug
4Vi May
28%
F»b
4
Jun
36
5%
July
Sep
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
30
.
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
(70)
EXCHANCE
AMERICAN STOCK
Lasl
Sale Trice
STOCKS
American Slot* Exchange
•
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Ltd
1
Dominion Oil Ltd
40c
Petroleum
—__50c
British
Chamberlain
Tel & Tei
New England
100
„.
50c
Idria
Jersey
Zinc
New
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Park
Process
New
Superior
New
York
New
York &
New
York
Nickel
Norbute
North
RR
Ind
Northspan
it'
■
4
.
87'/4.
25
81
,
3%
86% May
Jan
Dec
3
13
Aug
16
56
400
51-
Aug
64
Oct
13%
l7/e
1,800
9%
4
28.50J
2%
Nov
3
1.600
2%
Nov
5/4 May
5-,,
5%
5,000
5%
Dec
3%
3'h
3%
4,200
874 Jan
374 Dec
8%
4
ill
,
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9%
Nov
35
Aug
40 :'t
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10'
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Dec
Jun
49
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
500
91
Ohio
Dec
10374
Jan
374
Nov
674
Dec
2
Oct
6%
Feb
Oct
2%
Jan
2% July
374
Oct
2.40 ).
2
%
9.60J
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Ohio
class
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Oils
Okonite
_1
common
Co
Power
Okalta
Old
Company
Corp
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Ltd
preferred-
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Corp common—
preferred..
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127a
Jan
350
52%
J«n
7
h
V4
150
2:,i
2 %
317
3%
i
5%
7 s
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1
69 %
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6%
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6%
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91
81
Nov
200
23
Jan
33 %
Sep
Dec
474
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3%
400
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&
Electric
31V4
30n'i
30
Nov
37%
28',,
27''B
28 '-i
700
27%
Dec
26
400
25%
Dec
31'%
25'7n
500
24%
Nov
2874
Jan
Nov
23 74
Jan
redeemable
—25
5%
1st preferred
redeemable
1st
pfd
red
1st
1st
preferred
4.36%
red
1st
preferred
Petroleum
Oil
Israel
Paramount
Chemical
Park
Parker Pen
Class
B
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213 4
200
20'%
2654
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760
(C
A)
"
ZIIZIZ
Pierce
I ~
Porto
Rico Telephone
& Alexander
Power
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt
&
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East Dome
Progress Mfg
Providence
Puget
Manes
of
Sound
Puip
Pyie-National
Co
6%
Dec
8
Jan
74
Feb
r*
1
A
in
12%.
if
'9'^
100
Electrotype
Rapid
Rath Packing
20,200
3%
Nov
Mar
50 % May
58
11% Mar
18%
Dec
Corp common
1
$1.25 convertible preferred
20
Reda Pump Co...
1
Reis (Robert) & Co
1
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
I
—50c
Reliance Electric & Engineering
5
Remington Arms Co Inc
1
Tube
Reading
....
Inc
Rtce-Stix
Rico
1%
Feb
Tampa
Nov
8A
Jan
Technicolor
Jan
1,500
9 74
Dec
%
Oct
225
85
Dec
10474
Jan
3.050
16
Dec
22 74
July
Dec
2074 M-ay
30 % Mar
28%
30
2,700
15 74
Mar
39
Dec
25%
26%
1,000
24
Mar
32%
Jun
42%
43
%
1,200
29%. Jan
47
Dec
12
12
13%
900
10'%
Oct
1574
Jan
21 %
19 ''4
21 %
1,100
19 74
Dec
25%
Jan
23%
23
300
2174
Feb
31%
Apr
0
%
200
U
Dec
1%
Jan
1%
l7.!
15,200
174
Jan
2%
Sep
60%
61 %
700
37%
Dec
6174
Dec
11%
11 %
3.800
10 74
Feb
1374
Apr
59
Jan
70%
Apr
24
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Argentine Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
it
50c
100
5-4
Jan
5
Dec
3.400
274
Jan
3'4
70
7974
Dec
99 74
Feb
Aug
3 %
Rochester Gas &;
(I)
Rokeach
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Elee 4%
pfd F-...100
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1
27il
80!
217
4
3
80'
2%>
dep rets ord
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5
reg
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt
fj
Royalite
Russtacs
Russell
Feb
2,000
2
13 '4
Nov
1674
Feb
3 2'4
Aug
33 74
Jan
4074
Aug
49.
Jan
Sep
Sep
53%
2474
Dec
2874 July
Nov
4374 July
38 74
100
38
227a
700
21%
Dec
22
900
45% July
Nov
21%
2174
21
2534 May
Dec
"474
574
3,700
474
13 74
2.100
1274
10
4,100
674
300
6374
Jan
Jan
9
Feb
75
25%
Dec
8 74
*
Dec
12%
Jan
27
Dec
18% July
9 74
Aug
Oct
82
Apr
2
Dec
5
Mar
700
174
Dec
3 74
674
200
474 Mar
5
274
1.100
1%
Feb
7%
Oct
6% May
Jan
4%
4%
400
574
5%
1.900
Nov
"574
574
1,400
4%
Jan
674 May
19%
20 74
800
16%
Feb
23 % July
74
.
%
40.600
53
54
10 74
11%
21.700
35%
37%
850
15
1574
1.100
16%
700
47a
574
1,600
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7%
7%
700
4%
474
4%
1,000
I 74
1
1,800
6%
454 July
174
4%
Apr
1974
1474 May
15%
Apr
40
Jan
Feb
1374
Oct
32
Jan
63%
Dec
874
Jan
29
s
Dec
51
Aug
Feb
19
Sep
Feb
4V4 Aug
674
Feb
4
8 74
Nov
%
Apr
r
3 74
Jun.
574
Oct
57%
Jan
79% Mar
5 7-2
Jan
9% Mar
16 3 4
17
100
16%
Nov
1874
1474
14%;
300
1474
Oct
18
Jan
1274
Feb
15
July
2%
Dec
2%
Oct
_2% "274
274
4.700
3 7a
40,100
374
274
31%
32
31%
29%
32 %
20%
1974
20
14
137,i
14
674
5«4
4 74
374-
13%
13%
2934
29%
29 3
300
11.700
Jan
374 Mar
5 74
Jan
29
Jun
3374 Mar
1774
Jan
31%
Nov
7a
500
334
3%
22
Sep
1974
Feb
8.400
10%
3%
107.,
100
900
1674 May
137a Oct
374
Nov
9
Jan
6'/a May
1374 Feb
1374
300
3%
4.700
374
Nov
4.100
417a
Nov
674
5,700
4%
Jan
8%
Aug
4%
30,100
3 74
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874
Feb
12
1334
1.300
12
Oct
17%
1134
1312
1.600
1074
Dec
1674
600
24 "2
Jan
35
13 74
374
374
60
53
59%'
13%
Dec
18'4
474
Jan
Sep
Dec
6U
.
4
Jan
Jan
July
1
8%
7
30.500
634
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13%
Apr
2%
2%
234
2.600
134
Nov
374
Apr
.25c
7,i
311
%
27.300
%
Nov
174
Feb
93
Dec
101%
Oct
2.500
27%
Jan
5674 July
13.000
23 %
Jan
4934 Mar
"
common..
Shovel
Thew
Co
Thompsoi -Starrett
Markets
Thorofare
Roofing
98
43%
3974
43%
40%
46
_10c
9%
Inc
Inc
...
1
20
Shipyard Corp common
Oil
70c
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%7n
—100
preferred
Trans
Cont
Airways class A—10c
Industries Inc
1
Trans
Cuba
Oil Co class A
Trans
Lux
:50c
1-25
Oils Ltd—
Empire
Trans
300
—
1.400
14'
15
2274
85" 4
92
300
Dec
8%
Dec
86
4 %
84%
274
9%
Jan
2574
Feb
12
Jan
16%
Nov
16 34
Apr
24 74
Nov
5,VMay
5 74
Jan
Aug
6 74 Mar
1 TiJ
Jun
x2
Jan
1.600
63%
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101
Nov
9.000
.
—
91
474
14
20%
'
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2
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97u
22
14;
1
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
2%
r.%
—
1
& Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
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Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
.
25c
Tishman Realty
Toklan
2%
2%
._10
Co Inc
25
98
45
1
convertible preferred—
8%
93
I~5
common——
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Dec
17 74 July
True
.1
Corp.
5 72
225
86
2%
434
Nov
84
234
200
4 7'a
2.400
10
Dec
Feb
Feb
9%
Jan
102
3%
10%
4n
3%
4%
2.000
Dec
6
3'
27a
3%
26,400
134 Mar
2'
2%
2*2
10.300
li'c
Jan
3
Feb
74
5
3%
5.400
4
Jan
211
4
Aug
Dec
Apr
July
Aug
*
!
Temper Corp.
4
37,4
Apr
12
warrants
11%
12%
54.200
9 74
Jan
1374 July
37'
37 3 a
37 3 4
530
29%
Feb
40
3074
30%
10
30 74
Dec
34 "2
Apr
8
Mar
*
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11'4
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Co
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a
30
1
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commmi
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1
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1
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293
800
li':
29:,h
1.50
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
12'
2.200
38'•
39
800
22%
22%
390
1774
2,70!)
33a
3 711
4.300
3
33%
"4-;,
3%
7.400
34%
700
51 %
20 74
Dec
22
Dec
1^ */4
Jun
1874
Aug
374
Dec
'
Dec
7% May
5% Jan
29 "4 May
37% July
2%
4%
4 5a
1.600
3%
Feb
5
_1
Jun
5%
2.100
474
Dec
674 July
Jan
674
u
Ulen
Corp
Ltd common
Inc
*
10c
Company
Union
5
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co—
—
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Aircraft Products common—50c
United
Asbestos
Corp
Corp
Elastic
United
Milk Products common.
United
1
*
•
dep
rets ord registered
& Canal
July
8li
19%
9.300
1774
Dec
18%
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9%
10.)
5 V4
Feb
11%
Jun
United Profit
874
8%
200
774
Oct
1074
Jan
20%
20%
200
191/2
Apr
preferred
10
United Shoe Machinery common——25
Preferred
-25
Dec
24%
xl8
Dec
22 74 Mar
18
Nov
21%
Feb
N
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RR
Sharing
common
.100
25
Specialties common——,
Air Conditioning Corp
U
S
1
—10c
Oct
647i
Dec
Feb
1074
Sep
26% Mar
711'.:
33
Jun
2.30 J
5
July
672
9.490
4,7;
Nov
33
5%
6%
200
303a
Jun
37
Aug
5
1,275
4 3a
Dec
8
Jan
413
6 iV.
33
4%
4%
Apr
674 Aug
Sep
202
174
"1%
1%;
50J
1
..
Jan
7%
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8'j} Feb'
230
234
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18% Mar
11.903
4034
Dec
613a Mar
Sep
7
107»
United
774
Jan
23
6%
10s
xl7%
5 74 Mar
874
Molasses Co Ltd—
9 3a
191 a
2.50
-
46 72
4
20
United
United
1,000
57,
Dec
5
300
5
5%
—*
Gas Co of Canada
Amer
~
Milling Co Ltd
8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
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Cumulative preferred 4J/2%
series-20
Cumulative nreferred 4.40% series_20
Carlos
Management
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.. 1.
s
Lawrence
Sale*,i-Brosius
San
19.
1
Inc
Jan
25
j__
16%
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Field Inc....
Ryan Aeronautical
St
400
16%
1
Electric Co common-
Tri-Continental
3
14
Jan
Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
Roks
&
...1
1965..
6% July
Feb
774 May
Dec
Rio Grande
3
10
50 %
25
5
Aug
1074 Feb
297!>
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I
5,400
5
common
5%
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class
B
1474
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700
29% May
1
10
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4%
12.300
600
36%
*
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Finch Oil
Talon
Tilo
Pile
42% Mar
11
513 May
100
•
(The)
Mar
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15
1
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70c
Co common
Concrete
Raymond
5% Mar
974 May
Aug
R
,
Feb
5% Mar
37%
Jan
Q
71
Jan
274
5.200
July
1574
1'
5
4 74
1.300
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1074
1%
9 74
69
8,900
17%
46 74 Mar
11%
25%
Feb
15,800
86
Dec
Nov
54
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9%
17
35%
2374
•
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5%
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common
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9%
13
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3%
774
a
.
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10,200
3974
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.
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3774 Mar
11
16%
20%
Jun
1,200
Vtf
634
1(,%
comII__3
5:%
Sep
574
7%
674 Aug
28V4 Mar
Feb
July
•
17
3874
4
21%
5
24
53
53%
Aug
4 7a
32% July
100
700
6 74
Jan
1,000
100
4%
ly*
31V4 Mar
1.300
1174
21
1 %
Apr
3,600
700
16%
33
11%
2
7
Jit
6
3.700
•
Nov
73 74
274
1
800
53%
Jun
9%
20%
10
Nov
Jan
500
274
800
13 74
Sep
774
22%
7-4
300
"5%
%
Nov
83/4
16.300
2072
1%
Apr
Jan
22 V4
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38 74
5
2ft May
Dec
18%
5%
1
374
11%
1
22%
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10774
1%
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Starrett
Stetson
Jan
1V4
Nov
i
3%
11%
•
22
Tube class B—
Standard
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Nov
%
Ty 7 a
274 Mar
417a
5
Stop & Shop Inc..
——1
Stroock (S) & Co common
—
*
Stylon Corporation
1
Sun Ray Drug common
25c
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
——1
Sunset Internat Petrol Corp
1
Superior Portland Cement Inc..
*
Superior Tool & Die Co
...
1
Dec
10%
5,100
5!/4
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i—
Standard-Thomson Corp
Oct
12%
~
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Feb
'
0014
Products Co
Standard
t
474
87 %
l ',n
Convertible preferred
14%
600
25
Dec
'50%
1
1—10
——1
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26%;Jan
Sep
800
57
%
25
10
—'
Nov
4.600
2314
—
6
in!
4
tx
preferred
2
1074
18%
6
7,300
39
8 % Mar
Oct
95
Ml
%
9
Jan
200
%
42
Sterling
600
Aug
5% Mar
~5
Feb
1,200
Nov
51
Dec
10%
Apr
25
2 %
4974
Feb
4%
73
74
Feb
6%
Jan
34%
374
3
18 %
13%
6111
31%
3%
774
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28 74 Mar
25
397a
Dec
60% Mar
274 July
Jun
33
Dec
Jun
Sep
174
300
1174
1%
4% Aug
52%
24%
Oct
48
21
53/a
Jan
GOO
Jan
Dec
4.400
48 3 4
1
12,900
Feb
7
-
Jan
43 74
47a
1174
———1
—-—1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
*
Steel Parts Corporation.
-5
Stein (A) & Co common.
—•
Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
4.80 j
17-1!
J.;?
common
Co
Power
Timber
-t
6
6
"~~~i
preferred
&
Nov
74 - Jan
10
convertible
Standard Industries Inc__
Standard Ofl (Ky)
-
1074 Nov
Dec
93 %
1
_
Colorado—
cumulative
Quebec
Ltd.
Inc
1674
„
8.
105 74
-f 74
•L—
3,400
83
19%
1
£
Co
Apr
Jan
56%
,
ZlOc
America
674
Jan
1,500.
4.700
9
107..
-•j;,'4
Ji '
Gas
Public Service
4%%
of
Feb
,l3<
15%
13 111
1"
2 50
._
Jan
61%
Jan
2
"I~L
common
Jan
574
Oct
Nov
5,100
*
•
2 74
3% July
167,000
Aug
Dec
Oct
,74
•
1
20
1
1
,.50c
Forgings Corp
5%
1%
f 11
Co
Inc
Factors Corp
Standard
25
57.1
7'tc.
2.50
.
Standard
Dec
200
1!)%
>
To
common
$1.60
105% Aug
6
1
55 •'
-
I~"~25c
common
11074 May
Feb
4%
7.7;
i<
aII_II~
1
Co
"—20c
Corp of Canada
Dec
Jan
11
17.800
2
13 b
47
1
5
1
Dredging Corp common
Standard
1%
84
107.900
57
7%
H"i
.
Line
Spencer Shoe Corp——
Stahl-Meyer Inc
20% July
6
~""l
common
Jan
12%
58 V4
8!4
«i
1
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class
311
4
h
l5'/4
*.
common
225
lV*.
.
37
"
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.
31,500
13%
iZZZlOc
.III ZI
1
Powdrell
10 %
■
<5%
v.
2
4.003
3
94
-07'
1
10
common
Scale
Jan
Aug
19%
500
1974
48
Corp—2
2
—1
—5
Company.—.
Specialty Stores Co Inc.——
Feb
4
5;'11
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.—
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine
Co.—IIIIIIH~1
Pneumatic
10174
~8r,ii
17 r
t
2 50
Piper Aircraft Corp
Dec
57
pesos
Minerals
Aircraft Corp
Governor
13%
2
"2
2*50
Corp
Piasecki
140
93 Vu
'
=7
Pep Boys (The)...
ZZZ"""
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)*20
Sc
84%
123
92 %
"4 74
47 74
12.50
Spear
10674 Mar
1
2
Oils
Nov
Dec"
18%
40.
—1
Southland Royalty Co
90 %
2%
V,
41"
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing. Co
Phillips Screw Co.
..."
Feb
Jan
78'A
1C
""
10374
104%
40
17%
'
share—TBol
Ltd.—
Southern
Dec
Dec
93;,4
•> 1.,
i(,
vtc__2 Bol
Co
Jan
bo
84
Nov
24%
A——-2
Petroleum
83 V*.
83:,4
1
"
1%
—
88%
9212
800
92
18%
Co
85
81
13%
*
—
21:'4
Dec
Apr
8% Mar
,
10c
774
39
92
92
•
15 74 May
Dec
5
2,700
117% 12274
122 74
common!—__3
22(a
Corp_I__1-111111*1
Peruvian
May
.25
•
class A__
Perfect. Circle
102
5
^-100
Materials Co Inc
Corp..
Canada
Traffic
Aug
California
—
of
674
Southern
Company
Co
Jan
Southern
——III
Amer
Parkersbuig-Aetna
4
Jan
vtc—
<C A)
Motors
1,500
Jan
Pacific Power & Light 5%
pfd.I.IIlOO
Page-Hcrsey Tubes common
*
Pantepec Oil
474
%
Ltd
Pan
474
27
;
Airlines
Pancoastal
1
25
4%
29%
preferred
Northern
Aug
Nov
dividend
Pacific Petroleums
97 72
Dec
$4.36
Pacific
Jan
Jan
21%
10
Sep
68
23%
»
800
150
500
preferred———
574
Mar
88%
600
dividend
Jan
877-j
1.900
$4.75
U7/a
88 %
24'/«
t4
100
Mar
——*
22%
jjj;
12%
3
1074
22
»
27#
29
2314
——25
Jan
Jan
25
—
174
Dec
2474
Lighting $4.50 pier erred
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
14 74
37,000
2
174
.
774
25%
Pacific
Dec
21%
25
25:,ii
9%
100
24
preferred.
red
2174 Aug
Dec
900
4.90J
A..25
series
4.80%
4.50%
25%
Nov
6,100
-974
12%
California Edison—
original preferred
25
cumulative preferred.—.25
4.56%
convertible preference.
25
4.48% convertible preference
____25
4.32 7c
cumulative preferred
25
4.24%
cumulative preferred
.:
25
4.08%
cumulative preferred—
__25
Feb
25
5%
4.309
1374
17%
-Southern
34'4 Mar
25 '4
—25
Sep
{*%
Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
Feb
30%
25
—
Dec
3!«
16 74
5%
1st pfd__25
6%
1st preferred
1st preferred.
19%
Jan
"9%
2
4.88%
5%
Jun
d%
11
South
131% Mar
P
Pacific Gas
Jan
18
13 %
scares. 10s
Securities
Aug
89% Mar
1,900
-_.il
Electric
3%
Jan
100
73%
71
731,
7
MS
Jan
157-4
174
Lighting Inc_
25c
Simca American Shares.——5,000 Ir
Simmons-Boardrnan Publication.';—
$3 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
Slick Airways Inc
—44—------5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills—
Sonotone Corp
——1
Soss Manufacturing common
—1
Aug
65% Mar
1 ti
16%
Silvray
20 74
11174
Dec
92
4.700
96
95
*"2%
25
.
Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Oxford
7,409
__i
;
cumulative
Omar
"
.100
Town
40c
'62%
..90c
„
1,009
I6V4
627
3
15%
_*
common
3 '/'a
15%
61
3
50c
,
B
Mar
Dec-
85%
43.200
o
Ogden
Aug
75%
5 if;
5/7
•
14 74
1,100
36.700
•»
•5
~97a
i—
2
comriion——1
Silver Creek Precision Corp.———10c
Silver-Miller
Mines Ltd—
—1
B
Oct
18 74
3 1"rt
26%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Class
20
1074 Sep
,
774
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co.
Silex
Nov
10%
of Canada—
of America
Corp
Apr
16%
2674
Sicks Breweries Ltd
774 Aug
40
87
37
1
Jan
1474
12,500
"b;
Shoe
5T/a
6,600
8 74
—
Sherwin-Williams
13% July
4.9
■'
——_50"
Ltd
7%
1-4,600
40
V
9%
Mines
12.800
36%
'I
40
Nov
500
10
3
preferred
3.200
10%
common
Sherwin-Williams common—:—
4'U
Apr
8%
18
—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherman Products Inc.——
Sep
I'n
^
5T,
3 i i;
1074
17%
3,Y
f—1
Shattuck Denn Mining
Apr
3
_1
<11/, <7,
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Tnc
Leather
374 Mar
Dec
Jan
—*
5
L Servo
Seton
300
-10c
————1
—I
—20c
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Jan
Mi
Hign
174
7
83.700
'9
8
common—
Inc.——1:
Bros
Low
13
1
17 74
*
Corp General—.—
Securities
Jan
2
Steel Co
Seeman
Aug
200
yr-„
A
Oceanic
Jan
13
jj%
America
01
1
*?•
July
474
—-
Uranium
18.100
25c
Range for Year 1956
High
8%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
._50c
Seaboard Western Airlines——-——1
Aug
2A
Nov
Sep
1,3«
-
Shares
1 %
.
—.—-—1
—__1
Inc'
Scullin
22 74 Mar
13% Oct
'
—
5
Serv
9,600
Feb
3 74
59
55:!4
25
Co
Pub
Corp
Class
'V
2,V.
Ltd.
Oils
Airlines.,
North Penn
Nuclear
4.300
—10
Northeast
Northern
16
Schick
Feb
10 74
Dec
Dec
87 U
50
A_—10
class
Cement
,•
Feb
•
Railway.-
Canadian
1%
1 y4
_ioc
Corp—_
American
Feb
38%
50c
Class, B
North
Aug
2 V2
6.900
-__i
Corporation
NorcCn-Ketay
14774
Dec
1
i
Inc—
Norfolk Southern
Sep
%
1
Ltd—
Mines
128'%
13
10
Mines
Lites
Noma
3,490
64.800
2 ,v
Honduras Rosario— ____10
Xtim
Nipissing
Sep
IT.1
1 '.
•_»
Merchandise-.
2li
44 %
1
87%
1
Co common
3 74 May
Dec
1.60 )
2
1
1'4
174
TV-
1
,
Oils
Dec
15««
Co common..-i.-^
Auction
112
2 Vs
42
44
20c
& Oils Ltd
Mining Co
New
131 Va 132 7u
1
Land
Arizona
12.8*00
1,300
,
1
Etpphire Petroleums Ltd—
Savoy Oil Inc (Del;
I
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
i'a Mar
2
9,000
2
4
for Week
Lew
Pa'
Dec
24.100
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stuck Exchange
Sales
Week'®
Friday
J
STOCKS
Hign
U
!«
■'
j %
25c
—
ENDED JANUARY
Year 1956
Low
2:, «
2 '
2
50c
Chem Co—
&
Min
Range for
High
•
2
132
preferred-™———_
conv
New
New
Share®
!.;
j L. ",7.
1
Haven Clock & Watch Co—
New
of Prices
WEEK
FOR
for Week
%
2%
27»
Oils
Bristol
New
New
Lew
Rang®
Low
Par
■
RANGE
Km!—
Jiiiur
I
.
42%
40%
42 7
35
35
190
34 74
3974
Feb
35
12%
12 3 4
100
10 74 May
14%
12 3a
%
1%
15.800
Dec
23a
Aug
Jan
174
a
7,a
Volume~I#5
Number 5601
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(71)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Par
U
S
Foil
class
B
States
Stores
Unitronics
Vitamin
Corp
Corp
Universal
Corp
2%
ENDED
JANUARY
1
Range for Year I DAG
High
Low
41%
\
26,103
American
Interest
Feb
60% May
2 'A
2%
1,803
1%
Nov
4'a Mar
31%
1,030
15 '/a
Jan
36'/4 Aug
AGerman
AS
f
Cons
Munic
secured
AHanover
6s
7s
1947
of)
(20%
redeemed)
6'As 1949
4'A
4%
4
Apr
5
Jan
8%
8%
9
2.500
6%
Jan
10
Apr
1
%
1%
1%
2,600
i'a
Dec
27a Mar
10
55%
54 »a
55%
600
54
Dec
Maranhao
Universal
(The)
17
16%
17%
6,600
11'A
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Oil
Corp
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
:
15
;
Co
25'A
2
common
Sugar
5'A
5
25%
24%
.
Nov
32%
Apr
19
Aug
25%
Dec
3% May
5'/b
Nov
12.400
5'A
5
Apr
x28
„
68'a July
17% Dec
7s
5,400
1939
ALima
(Frov)
City
A7s
(Peru)
7s
.
$4
Corp
common
convertible
1
stamped
(issue of Oct
1927)
Jun
3'a
Dec
Jan
Dec
Rio
Nov
1
122'A 124'a
124'a
-
200
'
Syndicate Inc__
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
•
91
May
123
Apr
20c
7%
6'a
7'a
21,800
5%
Dec
12%
4'a
4'A
4'a
4.900
3'A
Jun
87A
de
Jan
Co
2
7'A
7%
3,900
Sep
8%
Oct
12%
Dec
17%
Apr
6%
6%
17,900
414
Dec
7%
Apr
3%
3%
200
3%
Nov
514
4 'A
300
3%
Dec
Aircraft
6%
,
dividend,
.
Waitt
&
$2
Bond
&
Webb
*
100
preferred
Texas
Western
Utilities
4.40%
Leaseholds
17
100
161/2
Dec
23
32'.4
11,200
191/2
Jun
31'A
1%
11,200
1 %
Jun
l7a
26,100
1%
Nov
130% 134V2
900
1301/4
Dec
160
21
1%
Stores
7
514%
Inc
conv
Wichita
Oil
Wilson
Corp
Brothers
Wood
Woodall
Dec
2014
Feb
58'4 May
44% Dec
900
9%
Dec
12'A
Jan
..—'
2~/,a
2214
Nov
2814
Jan
3%
3 ,4
11%
414
9,900
31%
100
—
214
x22%
-
35
Oct
39
1%
31/4
Id
4
100
12%
2%
9,000
15
550
1614
1614
77
75
71A
—
17
10c
1
11/2
1
1614
1J ,V
.
Sep
Last
83'A
Steel
6s
Aug
2%s
1998
1
series
Sale Price
A 1st
Eastern
4s
mortgage
Gas
&
series
Nov
16%
Dec
4s
Fuel
series
.
31/2S
Guantanamo
Isarco
5'/2S
debs
Gs
May
1953
&
Western
Hydro-Electric
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
1
1967
;
RR
Valley
RR
England
6'As
Ohio
due
1st
1st
Pennsylvania
3y4s
''98 'A
A61/2S
—Jan-July
6'/2%
1963
__
ex
Oct
1
Dec.
314s
1964
Jan.
3—
499.20
89.60
154.86
87.73
68.74
89.53
174.54
91.65
89.31
89 66
87.71
89.58
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
....
Date—
•■■:/
2—.
High
80.49 Dec
Low
68.05 Jan 18
98'A
as
Gas
Gas
&
!
Hydro-Electric
1
1947
97
+ 1.3
500.8
353.0
Utility
152.3
151.8
+ 0.5
161.5
151.6
?«=; s
?«3 8
+ 0.6
325.5
283.8
363.8
356.2
+ 2.1
383.2
326.8
Trade,
Mining
94
9
94'A
f inance
__
and
_
96
101
stocks
9614
103'A
Mon.
98%
Tues.
Jan.
Jan.
2
88
96%
$92
92'A
102
97
93'A
92'A
92'A
136
90
84
85
1962_Jan-TjMZp
Mar-Sepf
1970
1971
3s
1970
3'/4S
94
92%
.
——
Shurea
92
96
1
2
93'A
43
135
96
90%
$85
$88
91
5
8
93
Feb-Aug
$110
i—
Feb-Aug
$72
1956
June-Dec
1953
6s
coupon
Dec. 31—
3,(586,285
ser
Jan.
3*
Jan.
4—
1960
5s
(Tnlon
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Aug
6s
1959
Feb-Aup
—
Stock
,
80
—
91%
}Baden
(Col)
of
96
I'A
97
89'A
99%
Shares
102'A
Bank!
B
1951
April-Ocf
1952
55,763,650
83,189,000
and
17,403,000
Industrial—
15,248,500
353,000
962,254.100
Total
$13,279,650
$16,-850,100 $1,068,933,850 $1,045,949,100
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
1
95
73
73'A
(Number
103%
72
101'A
8
100%
Foreign
of
Domestic
105
Mon.
Dec. 31
100
110
Tues.
Jen.
Jan.
1,-754,340
Bonds
$64,000
1
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
85
Corporate
Bonds
$4,000
$16,000
J&U-JulV
Bonds
$84,000
Holiday—
2
670,180
20,000
3,000
4,000
27,000
Thur.
Jan.
3
1,018,575
44,000
2,000
5,000
51,000
Jan.
4
1.254,350
67,000
7,000
5,000
79,000
$195,000
$16,000
$30,000
$241,000
Week's Range
or
Friday'a
Kid & Asked
High
Bond*
Sold
Vr.
Range foi4
4,697,445
Year 1956
t,ow
High
Week Ended Jan. 4
Stocks—No.
190
181'A
of
8hares_.
1956
Calendar Year
1956
Domestic
82
$104
91
$21'A
92
81
on
107'A
99
1955
4,397,445
2,843,605
228,231,047
228,955,915
$195,000
$195,000
$14,982,000
$16,841,000
16,000
137,000
5,611,000
15.652.OCO
30,000
19,000
1,683,000
2,837,000
Bonds
188
Foreign government
91
Total
Fri.
$88
series
g.U,"!
492.000
$901,600
102'A
96
$150
A6s
$14,000
$876,650
__;
Railroad
1
115,000
Transactions at the American Stock
70
96
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Wo'or tiro
$1,012,702,200
—
1957
1952
1955
649,602,291
100
$80
A
»•
556,284,172
97
87
of German State & Prov Banks—
r»ort
195 6'
9,362,400
$80
series
\Dan7'o
1956
10,614,185
U. S. Government—
106'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 6s
.
$18,279,650
Calendar Year
102
100
ApriZ-Oct
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
Bk
$876,650
Bonds
—
1947
$17,463,000
1957
Stocks—No.
99'A
17
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A^Oryear 7s April 1946
3.773,150
4,507,500
101 Is
100% 101
100
Last
3,965.000
198,150
262,500
..
100
Sale Price
197,000
3,575,000
4,245,000
Week Ended Jan. 4
_
__
101% 101%
Period
3,768,000
2,255,390
2,705,(TO
95%
89
77
73%
101%
Interest
Exchange
Sales
$6,034,000
10,614,185
Total—
$100
101
Bong
Bonn's
$219,000
-Holiday1.903,700
L_
Thur.
125
Jan-July
1963-
A
$5,815,000
90
$25
1956—
coupon
6s
Total
Government
Bonds
150
90
1
,
94
88
United States
Bank
Bondi
—
'
100
96
Foreign
Bonds
:
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Friday
ACauca
425.2
'
$85
1953
1973—
BONDS
Tentral
369.4
303.2
•
Exchange
Int'l
and Miscel.
1—--—
Wed.
89
100
$80
June-Dec
93%
17
96%
96'A
Railroad
Number of
99'A
102'A
$100
$80
coupon
1940
1947
Jan
437.6
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
105'A
Wed.
7s
—0.2
Transactions at the New York Stock
101'A
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A20-year
_
Service
_
176'A
102
176'A
136
Washington Water Power 3'Ap 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.
American
__
53
85'A
92
96
April-Oct
3'As
Chemical
Newsnaner
319.0
398.6
■
Goods
United Electric Service Co—
Western
468.6
—0.7
151
$25
deb
1940 coupon
Traction
+ 0.6
423.9
Co—
6'As with Aug
6'As
Penn
439.1
,,..
314.3
168
90'/2
13
94
94'A
%Jan-July
(Calif.)
A
West
366.2
453.4
47
53'A
$51
1998_jan-j2dp
1981—May-Noo
6s
3s,
conv
Electric
A
i
LOW
High
+ 0.6
423 1
109
1
115
$176'A
1960
Co
Corp
—
Gas
deb
1956—
Change
342.2
312.2
168
115
15
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1981
1
21, '56
459.2
85
Dec
Dec.
441.7
Durable Goods
88
Dec
V
'
follows
Manufacturing
$83
Corp
'
r
'
65
94%
$110
1979
with
7
*
344.2
Foreign
ex
4—
Dec. 28, '56
104
A7s
94.00 Aug
3
78.87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
*
Jan.
current year are
97'A
A 7s
*
4
SEC Index of Stock Prices
99%
Wasatch
High
Low
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Dec.
28, 1956, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and Tows for the
$98'A
&
Jan.
Range for 1956
*
Holiday
♦Figures,were not available at press, time.
Non-Durable
April-Oct
1960
1078_,
Dye
1
Fri.
International
United
Jan.
Wed.
100'A
1
Closing
Mon. Dec. 31—
,
94
Aug
—Holiday-
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
8
ex
89.59
89.29
90
Terni
87.67
89.25
91.50
81 'A
Gas
89.96
91.51
173.35
$80
Cdunties
89.74
174.09
$80
Southwestern
87.73
68.33
Holiday
Fri.
;
California
68.54
'
90.40
153.52
til
3%s series G
89.29
153.23
Feb-Aug
Southern
91.56
496.03
Feb-Aug
Southern
173.44
Total
499.47
Feb-Apg
F
68.33
l_-.„
1976
series
Bonds
153.56
2
1976
3s
ities
Transportation
$86
April-Oct
1973—
E
Rails
31
Jan.
3 'As
series
Rails
"**
98
.—Jan-July
coupon
&
Power
3s
trials
Jties
Jan.
214s series C
D
40
Stocks
496.41
84
B
Util¬
roads
.
97'/a
April-Qet
1968
coupon
3'As series A 1973
series
Grade
Composite
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
series
®rade
0
1963
to
8apphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
3s
10
Indus¬
28
90%
1
1
May-ZVor
1961
Power
1947
1
Dec.
54'A
„
92'A
liq tr ctfs—
1976—J an-July
-
1940
Water
Second
Rail¬
,
ApriZ-Oct
1953
Service Electric
Harbor
First
trials
$25
1971—
Oct.
10
10
65
73
62
—
$165
___Mar-ZVot>
————
with
Public
-
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'As
Safe
115
1952-:
3'As
Water &
1970
Piedmont.
-Bonds-
Total
$110
extended
3s
87 *
$95
«._____
mortgage 3'As
mortgage
•65
$25
1970
4%
6'As
1953
Power
—
bondf
15
High
102%
80% 9-89%
9I'A
$100
1952
coupon
Power
rportgage
—
—
and
nnniii
-
Uti%
Date
Dec
114"'" 144'A
2.2
58
9114
4s
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
—
$55'A
coupon
National Research Corp-^5s convertible subord debentures
New
_May-Nov
May-Nod
—
June-Dec
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
stocks
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:"
as
Co—
1940
1947
1
debs
conv
89'A
63
Jan-July
1953____
Exchange
Averages
of representative
averages
Percent
AG1/2s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953.
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
AGesfuerel
warrants.
■
50
8114
$59
**'
91%
r
12114 12114
May-Nov
Ex-liquidating
1C
-k Mar
Low
17
Jan-July
1965
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A <3'As with Nov
1 1940 coupon
Flying Tiger Line
92%
87
range).
d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-stock
year's range)* - r Trans¬
20
Year 1956
No.
913 4
$8014
year's
Range for
3
89
f
without
Stocks
30
Jan
Sold
Bid & Asked
range),
In
Indus¬
Dec
Bonds
Hiah
1992
B
2
1714
Week's Range
5314
—June-Dec
1993
A
40
included
Thurs. Jan. 3
xl'A
5014
Quar-Feb
1970
A
1970
Delaware Lack <& Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
mortgage
8%
9,300
June-Dec
1970—
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
1st
—
Tues.
1h Oct
Friday'#
year's
daily closing
21'A Mar
Apr
June-Dec
inc debs 1994
the
are
Mar
106
2,800
or
in
the New York Stock
on
Jan
Dec
Low
Edison
listed
ji Apr
4%
16%
> 1
id
Period
Exchange
3'As
40
Stock and Bond
Below
17% Jan
Dec
5514
500
17
Interest
Power
36 '/s
(not
w,M
15'A Aug
^!i
Friday "
Bethlehem
when
£1
Stock
57%
2
40
20l2__Jan-July
50'A
Dec
2,000
7914'
5s
;
AAmer Steel & Pump 4s
48V4
50
r
above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t. c," voting-trust certlflcatei;
issued;
4iw w," with
warrants;
"x
conv.
i,
9% Mar
.
lii/4 Nov
16%
8
BONDS
Boston
26'A
.
200
2
_,
Elec
w
*
receipts..
Corp
50
10
50
Jan
Dec
14
98
Hargrea^ves Ltd—
Appalachian
s
Feb
Dec
14 Nov
r-
1
4%
Jun
4%
Sep
16'A
Dec
Oct.
18%
Jun
Mar
314
Jun
11
49.000
1214
4Vsi%.pfd_—100
26'A
600
ti
15
3v4
Jan
2.300
5%
•
2014
13.900
23%
5%
%
—
Petroleum
104
45
—Jan-July
__
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in
(not included in year's
range), x Ex-dlvidend. y Ex-rights, z
Ex-liquidating dividend.
bid and asked prices; 110 sales
being transacted during current week.
A- Apr
Jan
5,700
500
—-
Wright
99
$491/2
Ex-principal,
Jan
10
5%
i'it
Industries Tnc__
American
1/8
140
23
'
2%
--
1
Zapata
;
Sep
38
2
3%
—
_1
Petroleum
common
Woolworth IF W) Ltd—
4
.4
122
50
x22%
Machine-.:
preference
8% July
2,850
1
_______
.'Woodley
6%
Jan
38
____25
American deposit
5
100
14
10
Industries
Lt
$99 y» 10214
Abbreviations used
tive;
104% Mar
50
1
common..;
Newspaper
$60
June-Dec
Mar -Sept
being traded flat,
{Reported in receivership.
3% Mar
Dec
23%
5
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Dec
2334
—
25
C) & Co__
Petroleums
Ltd__
$65
$65
June-Dec
delivery transaction
included
47
Apr
37
3312
1
(R
Wilricli
114
214
41
___10c
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
Co
common
0*1
(The)
'/a
Va
20
_■
(not
>/4
_
Dec
45
preferred
River
Wlckes
h
Feb
500
7
126'4 126 '4
I10
~_i
Internat
1,300
7
Is
Inc
Eagle
White
2 la
19
com
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White
100
—
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
19%
100
;
Deferred
Aug
•
Coal
2s
72
43
_
$88
Mar
3
86
1.25
a
Nov
Dec
1%
19%
—
Western
Westmoreland
314 Aug
l'A
1%
Ltd
Amer dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet &
Stationery
111% Mar
Jun
28'/a
134'A
5
pfd
Dec
214
1614
*
preference
Investors Inc (Del)—
Wentworth
Manufacturing
103%
1%
10c
series
20
800
3
17
__1.
Inc___
2%
3134
1
common....
Webster
West
3
30
Inc_
Co
Knapp
103% 104
1
Tiernan
Watch
&
$6
ext
Inc
cumulative
Wallace
W'althkm
A)
$47 *4
_
76
15914
70
-
action for cash
ABonds
•
ctfs
(Plan
transaction
tFriday
Co
Wagner Baking voting
7% preferred
stmpd
value,
par
Odd-lot
5% Mar
4%
~
1
a
Van
4 %
714
•
;
Corp
♦No
w
Waco
Janeiro
68
15414
$70%
Oct
1
Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
28%
1,500
3%
Vinco
Vulcan
4,300
37
•'
5914
$160
April-Oct
5%
7% Mar
93'
Dec
4%
-40
41
120
-May-Nov
1947
High
140
102
:
.June-Dec
40'a
Nov
81
.
_*
Venezuela
Vogt
5%
400
6
/ 5%
5
Steel Co
Van Norman Industries warrants
Venezuelan
Petroleum
__jfc
row
121
-May-Nov
1951__
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1872—.
Parana stamped (Plan
A) 2'/8s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
■
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Year 1956
No.
130
$51
-Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
A
Valspar
Range for
bold
$10514 116
.May-Nov
•
614s stamped 1958
(Plan A)
2yeS 2008_
stamped
AMedeliin
Bonds,
nigh
$122
June-Dec
4%
AHanover
Friday's
Germany—
25c
;
or
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
i
1947
(City
14
Consolidated
Sale Price
Low
__i
Corp
Universal
Last
Period
Exchange
Higr,
34%
4(10
Stock
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
3014
50c
common
i
40
1
:
.
American
Utah-Idaho
40'a
1
S^Rubber Reclaiming Co
United
United
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'■>
i
U
Range
Last
Americkn Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
""oreign
cornorate."
31
T}le Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>82
..
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
(72)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
JANUARY
4
Week'a
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
FrMry
Lui
STOCKS
Bale Prlee
■.
'
'
.
.'V
'■
A
•
•
Par
Motors
Corp
American
Tel
—5
Tel
Anaconda Company
Boston
Pers
Cities
Copper -Range
ill
5
165%
Oct
131
65%
Jan
491
48%
36%
187
Y
Feb
40
5r/o
pfd
cum
tdj
First
Nal'l
Ford
Motor
28
53%
Jan
72% July
42%
56
41%
Dec
37
185
15%
Jan
66
85
47%
Jan
,
Cement
,
—
—
-
60%
17%
..100
132 %
Tel
N
E
N
Y N
Tel
&
Dec
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Drug
63% Mar
Jan
40 %
Jan
114%
Jan
59
57 %
57%
27%
26%
27%.
13%
1.3 %
7
13 %
Dec
14% Mar
49
49
1
46%
Nov
59 % Mar
—10
.
89
10
65% Jan
98
35%
40
34%
Dec
37'/«
Union
Twist
United
80
11%
Oct
14%
1
-5
•r-«a
U
S
Smelt,
1
48%
50%
328
48%
Nov
21 %
22
206
20%
Nov
10%
10%
9% July
22%
24
"a.—"
36%
37,%
19%
19%
103
16%
Jun
27%
26%
27%
767
23'/a
Jan
Waldorf
System
20%
Jan
•
46 %
43%
46%
1,982
43%
Dec
40%
42%
557
;40%
Dec
48%
95
43%
Nov
60%
69%
58%
58%
50
56%
Jan
70%
51%
Feo
72%
Dec
243
50%
Nov
66 v
Mar
46
43",u
40
75
43%
Nov
50% Mar
57%
57
57%
Mar
59 %
13%
13%
73
13%
Dec
15
10
1998
Jan
56%
58%
518
50%
Nov
66
Mar
.
Inc
28%
Members
—
78
—
*
12.50
57%
578
|
20% Mar
117
'
3*1
30%
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCKS
31
432
24%
Laundry
Cinclnnatti
Union
—
27
Jan
32% May
50
23
Dec
41
21
Feb
26
Jun
22%
22%
23%
60
&
Gamble
Printing
34
34
34%
28
26%
28
88
88'A
86
87
__
80%
4%
__
Unlisted
34%
24%
87%
Nov
358
.
29% Mar
Oct
50
Oct
84
Detrrtt
Aug
29% July
American
Dec
92% Mar
Gut
Avco
Feb
General Motors Corp—
Nov
Goebel
12
Apr
15
May
10
Great
9
Feb
Hastings
83
Oct
92
Feb
Hoover
213
36%
Feb
48%
Dec
59 VL>
60
121
47
Feb
Chemical-
&
8%
Feb
40
43%
579
Oct
Kinsel
Drug
(S S)
Cities
Lansing
Jan
Leonard
51%
July
Jun
44%
80
42"%
Dec
56%
23%
23%
23%
50
79 %
192
78%
Dec
17%
17%
14
16%
Dec
169% 175%
568
165%
Oct
17%
175%
73%
Jan
23% Mar
186%
73%
73'%
50
69%
Oct
84
64 %
65%
505
47
Feb
18%
203
15% Jan
6%
5%
6%
175
5% July
Feb
69 %
17%
20
May
So
7%
Feb
13
45
12%
Jan
15% July
45%
45%
21
44%
Feb
52 %
195% 198%
__
22
Kresge Co
Stamping
Dayton
Power
&
—-
^—-—-
Eastman
Electric
Parke
Davis
Peninsular
-
Co
&
Metal
Pfeiffer Brewing
Prophet
Rickel
River
143% May
194%
Dec
Co
—-—
-—
Raisin Paper
Nov
Jan
Studebaker, Packard
67%
68%
77
55%
Superior
United
"
17%
150
15% May
29%
25
28%
Dec
34%
44%
44%
45(4
555
26%
Jan
49%
48%
59%
98
45
Jan
49 %
67
__
66%
130
57% Jan
87
189% 193%
175% Nov
331/4
30%
30%
__
541/4
543/4
140
52 % May
61
59%
59%
60%
240
53
Jan
Products
Tool
43%
42%
44%
549
40
May
14%
15y#
95
«
-10
__
82
■
77%
Jan
25
Montgomery Ward
„
38
%
32
33%
Dec
43
30%
Sep
National
&
„
Distillery _J
National Lead
38%
38%
14 %
25
33%
Pan-American
5
5
Airway
j
RR
_50
20 %
33% Oct
.38% July
33%
38%
46
38%
497^
__
27%
110
18Vs
__
541/2
38%
38%
-
For footnotes
see
page
5%
600
25%
134
400
1%
25 %
May
1 %
15%
2%
3
1
3%
3%
3'/4
19%
203B
1.905
48
48
48
—1
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8%
200
•3%
3%
510
10%
10%
400
Jan
'
Nov
14%
3%
Nov
14%
3%
Oct
2
2%
150
11%
350
10% Jun
317
27
Jan
Apr
Jaii
12%
Dec,
21%
Nov
19%
Dec
28% Mar,
4%
Jan
-4%
Apr
Oct
3%
12%
18%
19
-1
20%
19%
20%
340
434
4%
500
7%
7*A
208
7
7%
851
5%
6
6
112
4Vs
6
6
100
400
~7%
Jan
13%
17% Feb
12%
-1
j
Jan.
37
Dec
19
236
Apr
Apr
Mar;
7
May
10
27
1.991
Apr |
57%
7
>
Jan
-
40%
t
Apr
21%
11%
2%
12%
4
Dec
f
Oct;
3%
Feb
27
11%
1% Mar
16'A
Dec
11%
202
Jan(
29%
Aug
3
500
20%
;
3% Mar i
Dec
3
Sep
7% Mar
Dec
3,673
Sep
6V»
Jan
25%
Jan
21
5% Aug
—*
——1
1%
—1
,
6^»
Aug
8%
Nov
Feb.
Jan
10%
7%
26%
110
27%
110
5%
Jun
67»
Jan
1
Apr
1%
Oct
Jun
Last
Admiral
Jan;
44% July
Dec
21%
Feb
10
78'A
Jan
19%
75
52%
100
46%
43%
46%
35
__
55%
Bange
for-Yeait 1956
Htgn
.v
29%
38%
36T»
37%
800
14%
12%
14%
2,700
8%
9%
3,700-
11%
9
1
:
ny2
200
6%
200
7
—10,
1
American
-
34%
1,700
53%
—.20
—_—
Paper-- Corp
31%
53%
100
34
34%
30%
31
Laboratories
Chalmers-Mfg *
American Airlines'-(Un)
Oct
121% Aug
38'A
A—— —50c
A—
Alleghany Corp> (Un)
116
51%
11 ink
—-1
Corp:—:
Allis
90
Khxree--
37%
29% May
12% Dec
7
Dec
107'»r Sep
6%
Dec
27'fii
Dec
33
Jun
-
f
(-
45V4 Apr
Dec
"
Allied
12s
8r!M
far Week
37%
—5
—
Co.__
Akron. Brass'Mfg
58% July
18t/8
'
>
600
Advanced, Aluminum, Castings—- -.---■5
f
42% Aug
21%
Rang®
®f- Prlrer
—10
Abbott Laboratories
Oct
187,<8
1%
traasactions only.
compilation of the round-Jot
Xo»-
Feb
2138
-
♦
Midwesl Slock Exchange
Prlea
36%
70'
19%
10
40.
5%
FridayWeek'a
34%
j79
52%
__
B
4%
>
4V4 Mar ;
Nov
125
800
-1
l A
44% Dec
50
i93S
*
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco class
5%
Dec
17
193
565
——*—1
:
41% July
Jun
Apr
35
—5
Radio Corp
2%
100
3
17%
5
49% Mar
Dec
130
36%
10
Phillips Petroleum
Pure Oil
2 >A May;
16% May
Feb,
15
16%
41%
36%
19
-
3%- Sep
1% Apr
3
'
——
*
•
37
21%
Dec
Jan
10% Mar
17
Mar
10*4 May
45%
Sep
56
Dec
1,000
1,200
3034
Dec
37
July
21%
Oct
26 Y* Mar
500
22 %
Dec
Oct
32V2 May
48% Apr
1
23%
23%
25
1
24%
24
24%
12.50
41%
41 %
41%
600
4d
77%
79%
350
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Jan
Broadcasting
Paramount Theatres
-Pennsylvania
49 % Mar ?
1,000
1%-
Oct
32
15%
40%
5
.5
^
...
40% May
1,900
1%
300
Die
Wayne Screw
Allied
„
1,300
5,231
3%
— --—
37% Mar
16%
—
—__
;1
8%
Va
—
^
Apr 5
9%'July
44%
3%
———
98% July
41'A Jan
41%
„
National Cash Register
38%
3%
8
43
25%
—2
—5
-5
Shirt' Distributors—
A?me. Steel
Co
Dec
6% Jan
17%
65% Aug
^rrlhard lPV Co
62% Mar
'Mar
22
Apr
--11%
(Qlen Lj
The Mead Co
52
1.990
5.091
80% July
236%
32%
.3
National, Dairy
,
STOCKS
Martin
Jan
Dec
66%
Sherman
Apr
Nov
Jan
__
—
55%
23%
15%,
Standard Tube class B—_
86%
5
Harvester
Dec
1%
common
69
Jan
17
S
International
'
10
59% Jun
29%
5
Greyhound
Dec
4
15%
Dillon
Scotten
53%
17%
2.50
General Motors
38%
2%
1,370
*
—
25
36% Mar
Jun
88%
General Electric
Jan
Jan
Feb
34
7,375
4
22%
—-—-9
1
(HvW)
70
3i%
88
—
8%
IV2
^——1
Products
84
__
Autolite
9%
1
__——
20
29%
..10
.
Dec
Dec
.__3
—,——
Spring & Axle.!
Rudy Manufacturing
71% July
17% Aug
5
Kodak
Federated Department Stores
Ford
68%'
,5
Pont
5%
6%
.—1
National Electric Welding—
70
„
—7
Dow Chemical
Du
255
1.090
38%
37%
.-■4
•
3%
.—1
——
Metal' common-
Clemens
68
1
Light
7%.
8%
11—10
—
Refineries
32%
•
—„—
6%
Nov
5
*—
—
6
5
—
66
68
—10
Curtiss-Wrlght
' 32"4
__
25
__25
Ohio
51% Mar
Dec
" Mar
13
>
25
pas
Columbus
24% Mar
Dec
Apr
77%
22Sep
62% Ja!n
26%
77%
3
Services
Columbia
Dec
44%
•
Jan
35
72
18%
—;
16%
1,150
17
,46 %
Aqg
21
52
43'b
100
Ohio
Jan
2,700
16%
—
52%
891
36%
64%
Pacific
86
43
Inc
40
50%
36%
54%. Oct
10
Chesapeake <te
Chrysler Corp
May
—^
Sheller Manufacturing
Canadian
60
,5%
Electric Motors
55%
49%
'
60
Jan
—1
;
3,340
_____:o
Bearing.
Howell
43% Jan
45% Nov
44%
25
Ohio
70%
54%
——2
Mfg
Ball'&
Ironite
52
,5
Steel
Sep
69%
61% July
13
&
Bethlehem
45%
—1
Rockwell
Baltimore
21% Mar
Jan
23%
1
Lakes Oil
60
100
Baldwin
4
-1.66%
—
Brewing
46%
1
Manufacturing
Jun
29%
38%
-1
Industries;
Wood
5%
20 %
83
36%
Steel
Armco
Jan
173A
5
Jan
9
Dec
1%
145
690
6%
_1,
Dec
10
Ashland Oil
3V2
2,770
6%
1
Co
4%
4
Apr
18%
46
20
:
—
17%
10
25
Tobacco
16%
'
39-%
3%
*
:
24
Dec
18%
1
Masco Screw Products
American Telephone & Telegraph
69%
Jan
28% May
Dec
"
38%
-1
8
49%
Airlines
3%
Fruehaul Trailer
45%
25
Radiator
13
Motors
Motors
Ford
83
47%
Cyanamid
473
common
Gray Iron
9
•
American
22
13%
Bros
46 %
25
—
American
-Power
19%July
27%
,45
102% Jan
Stocks—
American
Corp
Continental
__
—50
Stores
135
13
Corp
Davidson
Mount
Allied
23%
3.50
1
5
__5
——
160
12%
_•
(new)—
Nov
30
20
12%
...
22%
765
4%
20
49%
49%
common
23%
13%
Detroit Edison
•
—2
Preferred
23%
25
Manufacturing
McLaren Mfg
Apr
Dec
22%
Apr
9
10
Procter
360
A2
5
Company
Consumers
180
•
Hobart
490
23
Consolidated Paper
Htgn
29%
.100
—
Kroger
S
LOW
24%
10
Art
14%
23
Brass
&
Htgn
Low
14
14%
14%
1
—^—-—
Products
Metals
Aluminum
Chrysler
Range for Year 1956
23%
•
;
Plcher
Gibson
U
Shares
High
24%
>
Drug
Preferred
Range for Year 1956
High
far Week
28"%
*
Eagle
Shares
-10
Wrigley Stores
Burroughs
fer Week
Lota
Par
■.
Salsa
Range
ef Prices
last
Sale Fries
Budd
23'/a
50
-12%
Crystal
Exchangt
Week's
Friday
-
-PONT1AC
^KALAMAZOO
•
Detroit Stock
Briggs
__
—100
Stockyards
DETROIT
JACKSON
ANN ARBOR
Brown
L_
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American Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
.
Telephone: WOodward 2-552S
STOCKS
28%
10
•
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common..——.
'
.
Apr
*
Cincinnati Transit
Nov
S&p
8
Brewing
Carey
ow
Lout
20
Baldwin
Electric
53
$10,625
Building
Ford
Dec
21%
galea
Bang*
ef Prices
Par
&
.
Jan
36 %
% May '
Exchange
Week'a
Last
SalePrlee
preferred
Cincinnati Telephone
17%
.
York Stock Exchange
New
Jan
Bohn
4%
19
WATLING, LERCHEN •& CO.
American
Oincinnati Gas
Sep
-131
58%
17% Aug
147% Aug
ACF
Burger
19%
221
72%
57%
Cincinnati Transit 4%s___
.
American
.'
Oct /
19%
71%
Sep
—
—.5
—
May
30% Aug
72%
—
Apr
48
•
Co___.—50
Corp
71
31% Sep
55% Mar
42%
22
5
Electric
Westlnghouse
22% Jan
27% Apr
■
»
Co
Mihing
47% Jan
75
57.%
-t—
10% July
24
■
•
&
J
iy%
61% Aug
28% Apr
Co
Rfg
57'
'
"
16%
——
Apr
14%
-III
Drill
Fruit
62% JUiy
Dec
12%
14%
Inc__—
United Shoe Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co.^
64% Aug
July
16% May
Association.—
Webster
.
Feb
50%
'
7
r
48% Jail
'
—
.
&
'55'
122
54% Aug
146% Mar
128% Sep
14% Nov
•
Stop & Shop Inc—
Torrtogton
Co
Jan
.59%
38
65% Aug
444
226
—50
Stone
43%
01%
57 %
+
BONDS—
Jan
60
200
16%
.2.50
Shawmut
Sep
38
7.
Wpolworth (F W)
1,187
.—5
Co
37%
81% May
Apr
43%
132
.100
RR
175
Jan
72% May
.
,
—12%
:
Feb
17%
RR—
Co—
Sep
61 %
Steel—
Aug
132%
Chemical
Mathieson
Jan
51%
37%
_
Detroit Stock Exchange
Olln
56%
1U
-—1-25
49
8hoe
S
92
35%
Dec
.—-—T
43
—25
Co
H £c Hart
52%
U
22% Mar
18% Nov
28%
-
.
Westmghouse
12%
1
Racing Assn.._—...
England Electric System— —20
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—
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U 8
-
89
Narragansett
New
1,438
Dec
''
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35%
— ^
62%
bo'J o
—
11%
51% May
•*2'/4
-
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old.
47%
674
•
126% 129%
— •«
*
wi
175
55%
58%
1
61%
—
65
Dec
48
37%
;
21% May
53%
5
—
New common
8%
30
21
47%
--■„
Corp
Corp
1
21
,—5
Co
Coppe:
Star
Lone
•
350
8%
8%
_100
Oil ;—
Edison J
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29%
62%
16
■
Standard Oil (N J)—:
Standard Oil. of Ohio
Sunray
52
316
———
(Indianaj
Oil
19%
29%
—5
—':
Brands
Stanuard
U
63
'
Inc..
OUleUe Co
Kennecott
•v
1-
Mobil
Socony
High
19%
28'%
—
—
——-
Standard
Range for Year 1956
—-
68% Mar
34%
A. -100.
Inc.
Go.—.—.
Electric
General
Lines
Stores
Aug
68%
*
—
Steamship
,
67%
common -10
Mass St Ry Co—
cumulative 1st pfd class
16%
57% Mar
44
JESastern
Eastern
Feb
87% May
Dec
10
51%
40
•
10% May
Oct
2,469
fer Week
i
Roebuck
Sears,
Sinclair
Htgn
41'%
&r Fuel Assoc
Eastern Gas
'*
•
Co—
.
5%
49%
51
•
•
!
Low
72 3,4
5%
71%
Prop
—;——._
Ilio
Service Co.————
Range for Year 1956
Skares
-
High
1.40
Industries
Schenley
169% 175%
175 */4
—50
—25
Edison
Boston
—_—
5%
-100
American
fer Week
Jtmaaa
•( frm*
Low
Par
High
Low
-
•ale price
Sales
Kange
ef Prices
.
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
(tin)
,
16%
Jan
20% Mar
American Can
21
Nov
28
American Cyanamid Co
—:
American Investment Co- (III>
10
15%
15%
150
15%
Dec
17 %
Machine
_-7
36%
36%
36%
100
24 V2
Feb
40%
__^5
5%
'5%
18% Oct
Apr
48%
Oct
26% May
55% July
38
Jan
51%
35
351/4
44
34 %
583/a
583j1
26
43
54%
55%
55
49% Mar
Nov
May
.
Apr
American
(Un)—
Co
1
& -Foundry
American Motors Corp
American Rad & Stand San
49% Mar
(Un) ..—5
17%
-100
175%
American Tel & Tel Co....:
58%
—
American Tobacco
Dec
57% May
American Viscose
—
Corp
(Un)_
-.25
36%
8%
Dec
Jan
5%
2,800
5%
Dec
17%
1,400
167«
Dec
24
Mar
169% 175%
1,300
-186®s
Feb
17
165%
Oct
73
...25
79% Dec
Feb
74
500
69%
Oct
34%
36%
900
31'a Nov
84% May
51
Jan
Volume
185
Number
5601
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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(73)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
>
Week's
Last
Range
Amurex
Oil
Anaconda
Armed
Co
A
common
Corp
Co
&
<Un)_
(111)
Atcmson
Topeka
4%
400
4%
Dec
700
66%
Jan
87% Mar
Laclede
643 s
64%
64%
600
4678
Feb
69%
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Linusay Chemical Co common
5
16
16
II
18
17%
18
29%
29%
1-5
Washer
i
Co
33
Jan
15%, Aug
47 V* Aug
44
44%
(E
.
Burton-Dixie
Super
Certain-teed
West
Products
Oil &
conv
Co
37
Nov
400
49
Jun
63 ya
1,500
1%
Nov
400
143%
Jun
15 V4
Nov
400
2%
24
600
38%
Jan
Feb
85
1% Jun
17%
35 3 4
Morris
Jan
Jan
Mount
28%
Jan
46%
Sep
300
19
Dec
27W
Jan
IVa
200
1
Jan
200
33
4%
30%
Nov
3%
Dec
6% July
Columbia
Gas
61Aug
National
Nov
21
National
33%
Jan
10%
100
10%
Sep
26%
28 Vz
1,500
59
300
67%
200
Jan
27s
Jail
28
V
65%
17%
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Consumers
,
Jun
41Vb July
34% July
Power
North
American
Northern
Pont
Air
Eastman
Inc
Pord
of
Motor
Foremost
Four-Wheel
Fox
De
General
Beer
(The)
Inc
Jan
14
" May
Nov
49%
700
25%
Oct
34%
Feb
200
33%
Jun
38%
Dec
26%
26%
1,300
4%
4%
191
30 V4
Jan
82 'A July
100
4%
Dec
9%
Nov
235%
Apr
49%
51%
1,000
43%
86%
100
76 V4
6%
600
L6
Feb
15%
600
15%
8%
700
7.
52% May
63% Mar
600
16%
Dec.
20%
14
15
750
14
Apr
17V2
Sep
4%
2 200
2,000
73
73
2%
73
2%
8%
3%
60 Va
213
8%
Dec
14
Dec
May
Apr
14%
800
13%
Dec
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47',4
Sep
59%
Dec
60 Va
2,400
52%
Jan
65V4
Aug
43 Va
Dec
43 V4
400
42%
44%
7,300
40
40%
600
38
42%
431%
600
40%
43
42 %
43%
13
13
•
16%
16%
16%
12.50
57%
57%
57%
100
501/4 July
40 »/4 May
200
50
11V4
16%
'
49 '/a Mar
Jan
45%
Jan
51% Aug
Dec
16
Mar
18% May
37%
Jun
60
24^2
24%
250
19%
Jan
%
29 %
30'A,
700
25
Jan
29% Aug
30% Oct
13
4
1%
1%
1.700
1
15%
14%
15 "a
5,100
14
9%
9%
100
I2OV4 124'/4
1,600
1
122 %
%
Dec
9%
Oct
2% May
Dec
17 % May
Dec
11
Jan
85
Jan
146% July
Corp
14%
14%
1,300
14
Dec
.'.3
.
26%
Feb
17%
17%
100
16% Jan
59%
59 y2
59%
150
47
3.500
1
1
Corporation
2
;__1
Huttig Sash & Door
common
5
—lo
28
preferred
100
1%
4%
12%
2
300
5Va
%
4Vb
22%
20
Aug
Jan
58 Va
Dec
Dec
2%
Jan
7 ya
Jan
Dec
28
250
106
27 «/a
106
13 % Mar
Feb
12%
17%
—25
Co
50
11%
12 aa
I_II1
....
&
Bartleti
Industries
.'
Brick
Inland
Co
Steel
10
Products
Steel
Co
Steamship
Co
Harvester
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
14
106
Jan
International
Johnson
Tel
Power
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,21%
550
18
Feb
23%
99
36%
38
37%
37 7
Chemical—1.5
&
28%
28 V2
Co
(Un)
38 %
29
;
19%
200
78
500
32%
1,100
600
(Un)
Alum
<&
City
Kansas
Power
Kennecott
Chemical
Power
&
Copper
&
Dec
-
34% Mar
106
22%
Jan
Dec
Jan
25 y»
Apr
May
99 %
Dec
Jan
38 Va Mar
30
Jun
41% July
25%
Jun
33
Light
Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp
Forge
For
footnotes
Texas
Co
Thor
Co
39
2,000
38%
Dec
49%
41
2,800
34
Jan
42
17%
18 Va
9,600
16
May
42
40 %
42
300
17
1,100
Jan
Sep
Mar
20% Mar
35% Oct
44
Apr
16%
Oct
18 y4
Aug
65
20%
750
Jari
77V2
Dec
20 %
20%
400
19
49%
44%
50 Ha
200
49%
41%
44%
900
34
48%
Nov
61%
Nov
1
18%
18%
5
12%
12Va
12%
700
10
12%
11
12%
1,700
22 %
21%
22'%
600
33yaC
19%
19
100
19%
Oct
Jan
16%
Feb
Aug
Apr
61% Aug
67% Oct
Jan
21 Vb Mar
Apr
9%
11
24%
57
46 Ya
14%
Jun
'
Dec
18
Mar
21 Va
Nov
28
Mar
700
18%
Oct
—il
26 Vb May
49%
48%
49%
600
37%
Feb
50%
63
62%
63
300
54%
Jan
74% Mar
17%
16%
17%
700
16
Dec
36 «/2 Mar !
52
51%
52%
1,300
Va
•
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5
Stockyards
12
A
(Uni
13
——7.50
5
15
33%
Nov
40
400
37%
Jan
57%
34
33Va
34
600
31
35
35%
>
35
1,300
%
18Va
191%
57%
59%
2,800
19
1.5
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27%
600
27%
27%
600
58%
58 %
10
50 '/a Mar
9% Feb
49
10% July
Oct
57% May
24% May
28% Mar
27
Dec
53% July
36%
Apr
59% Aug
11%
19%
19%
400
18'/a
Sep
22% Mar
291/8
4,400
28%
Dec
36 %
88%
111/2
2,500
11 »/4
Dec
14%
Feb
Jan
56
88
89
30%
30%
100
21%
Feb
Aug
34% Mar
61%
63i%
63'%
700
55%
Jan
72
491/2
Sep
900
55
56
1,500
297/b
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30
250
20%
20%
44%
46
26%
26%
26%
22%
22%
12'%
12'%
12'%
291/4
28%
29%
68%
Jan
25% Apr
99 Va
60
May
%
Jun
3,0% Nov
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500
19%
Jan
1,300
44%
Nov
58% Mar
24% May
28% July
100
22%
—2
...—..——5
1,500
21%
Nov
200
11%
Dec
600
'•
23%
Oct
Mar
29'/a
Apr
Jan
16
31
Nov
4
37%
37%
37%
500
Dec
43%
4
49%
48%
49%
1,100
43%
Nov
58
July
..25
61%
61%
62 Va
1,100
48%
Jan
65
Aug
60
Apr
(Un)
7
597/a
5
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57%
37
Jan
15'/»
34%
2,700
50'/4
Jan
62'/a
567/a
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Equipment—1
Corp
56%
100
47%
Jan
71% May
15%
15'/a
200
33%
34%
400
12% May
30%
15% Aug
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p.
15%
15%
15%
100
13%
Nov
39 % Apr
19% May
10
Corp
!•
,19 Vz Mar
60 Va Dec
28i%
20%'
(Uni
Nov
Feb
11%
46
60c
.
29
1
;
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July
48
500
1,700
Apr'!
.4
35% Mar
13 Va
"
*
Service
May
34%
1,500
57%
,—-5*
(Un)
Dec |
July j
600
46%
,i-l
Works—
56V4
38
46%
1.40
Co..
Oct
37%
4
class
47%
Nov
46%
v
.5,
10
1
July
'
A
12.50
California—
13%
13%
13%
200
12
Oct
22
7%
800
Oct
10%
Feb
32
Feb
50
Aug
24
Oct
29%
Jan
Oct
Jan'
Corp—
$1)—
to
7%
——r——1
5
1
25
(Un)—7.50
7
50
50
50
26 %
25%
26 %
200
1,650
27%
26%
27%
1,400
40
38%
40
1,500
43'/a
43%
58%
61%*
Transamerica
Trav-ler
25
—
Tool
Co
5'/4
22%
38
200
42 '/a
1,500
53%
Jan
30'/a July
Dec
50
Feb
54% May
July
Radio
Salle
La
So
(Un>
St
Union
Electric
Oil
United
U
S
Lines
Mar
29%
Dec
441/4
Nov
50'A
Nov
37%
37'/2
37 s8
300
34%
Sep
45
Apr
1%
1,000
27
27%
J, 900
23i%
23%
23%
200
1%
1
•
Corp
62%
114
•
10
Inc
26%
25
California
of
Air
24
200
27%
(Un)
Union
550
48i%
1
—
Carbon
27'%
48
(Un)_.t.—1
Corp
&
60 %
Apr
United
Sep
U
S
Feb
U
S
Steel
Dec
Corp
Nov
37V4
Van
Dorn
Iron
Feb
15%
30%
30%
700
13.50
13%
137 b
300
*
60%
60%
300
61%
61%
100
13
Apr
6%
43
Industries
States
Rubber
Co
Works
Inc
Feb
Western
Jan
61%
Nov
Westinghouse
70 Va
Aug
45%
?,on
35
Feb
200
37%
Dec
(Uni
8.75
23%
23%
21 %
(Un)
4
43 Va
Telegraph
Electric Corp
8eeger Corp
Union
Aug
White
Motor
Wieboldt
Inc
common
23%
100
Jan
24% July
Wisconsin
Bankshares
400
115
Jan
147 % Mar
Wisconsin
Public
42%
400
41
Nov
3 %
1,900
.3%
4
4
100
58
Jan
Jan
Jan
132% July
26%
1,300
26
Dec
800
52'/4
Jan
64%
Sep
200
36'/a
Feb
44%
Dec
57 3 4
200
52%
Nov
76% Aug
19 %
100
15'/4
Dec
48%
300
43%
Nov
71%
73%
4,000
13%
14 %
1,600
15%
51% July
11
Nov
30
Jan
Apr
601/4 Mar
73%
Dec
19
Apr
3ya
Oct
4%
Jan
4%
Nov
(F
8% 'Dec
9 '/a
6,300
20%
18%
20%
2,200
17»/2
Nov
22 % Mar
57%
571%
57%
1,400
51 Va
NOV
65% Mar
5
25%
9
15
Mar
Corp
Service
W)
Co
25%
26
600
22% May
28 Vz
48%
49'%
200
361/4
50
July
4
13%
I3V2
100
13
17
Mar
1,900
Feb
Oct
Feb
22%
23%
10
22%
22 '/a
221/2
500
21% May
24% July
10
44%
43%
44%
400
43%
Dec
50 y4 Mar
200,
84
Feb--.
4
23
19Va
Jan
24%
Oct
Jan
3
Wool worth
8%
2%
12%
1
Co
Stores
126% 128%
41%
63%-
601/2 Aug
103%
48%
71%
*
1
7%
39 %
Apr
2%
Aug
Sep
38 %
42%
—
29
42
15%
5
16%
28% July
Jan
60%
55%
1
—
.(Un)
Feb
58%
44% Mar
29 V2
110
500
Dec
26%
4
13%
63
114
1
25
21%
41%
.10
Gypsum
108%
69 % July
27
48
2
v
(Un)
Film
Carbide
Union
Nov
27
2
Corp
Century-Fox
Va
*
Tri Continental Corp
20th
61
——^
Corp
Jan
44 %
Nov
39%
700
(Ohio)
(The)
Dec
1
Apr
-
38'/8
100
Indiana
(The)
Power
Trane
9'/a
5
61
123% Aug
18
Axle
J)
Dec
40%
(Un)
Company—
Electric Products
79%
100
38%
pag3
40
49»%
Sunray Mid Continent Oil £0
38 y8
33 y3c
see
Sep
621%
Machine Tool
100
44%
Co
33
38%
10%
changed
Corp
300
*
I
100
38i%
25
Inc
(N
10
9%
33'/3c
com
Light
Feb
551/8
Furniture
Whirlpool
Kaiser
Kansas
77
10%
value
Webcor
Steel
400
38%
.5
L
Co
38 38
109% 109%
10
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones & Laughlin
107'% 110i%
54%
Railway
«
109%
»
.1.
Co
Feb
24%
Public
38 3
*
15
_.
Jan
21
47'/4
5
(Un)-.-.
4
(Un)
Tel
a
200
23:%
98%
38'
...»
.
22%
99
4
International Packers Ltd
International Shoe Co
Interstate
22 31
1
Co
.
Interlake
•International
8
200
300
10%
of
IIV4 July
29% Oct
500
26%
48%
,
Strapping
of
4% Feb
37%
37%
Jan
Dec
37%
25
Lathe
2%
171/4 May
—;
Studebaker-Packard
*208
Illinois
Indiana
9%
»/4 Jan
~
14%
'
Spencer
5,300
62%
—
-
Container
&
27%'
24
Dec
Indiana
Service
Stewart-Warner
Swift
Oct
55%
Brands
Sylvania
30
2%
___6.25
iL
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
common
Square D Co.
Sunbeam
25%
Dec
5
Co
Sundstrand
10
5
—
Pacific Co
(Par
10% Feb
Nov
32%
Corp
1.
Co
Southern
Storkline
12%.
1
(Un)
(Un)
Southern
Stone
Dec
Nov
4%
9
4
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Oil
4
1,500
26%
5
& Co—
Steel
Oil
3,600
10-
Sinclair Oil
Standard
5V4
5'/4
1
Co
Industries
Roebuck
Apr
46% July
50% Apr
2%
3
National
Apr
Mar
4%
2.50
Public
Standard
Dec
Tobacco cl B (Un>—10
Louis
Standard
Oct
37%
51"
46%
.
of
Louis
Oil
40%
50
St
•*
29
■
10
common
&
Dec
25%
12
Spring
Nov
100
76%, 77%
Co
Oct
yu
100
10
(R 'J)
Bros
16%
33%
38
''
41%
17
(Un)
Reynolds
;
80O
Jan
38
17
Co
Richman
Oil
17
Jun
35% Aug
70 Vz July
400
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Standard
46
74%
700
■
Standard
250
Sep
12%
Quaker Oats Co.—
Standard
65
62
35'%
(Un)
Southwestern
30% May
77
Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
Bend
200
12%
Philco
South
1,100
34
5
(Charles) &
Phelps Dodge Corp
8% Mar
33%
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Co
67
5
Pfizer
Service
600
35%
common
Power Co—
Corp
Oil
Aug
6%
4%
*
Pennsylvania RR
Signode
6 Va
6%
51/4
38%
Corn
Glass'
Sears
Jan
'
110%
American World Airways (Un)
Peabody Coal Co common.
Shell
321/2
41%
5
Pan
Apr
24%
30
'
L.—.l
3
58%
4
1.25
72%
Jan
14
8
J
31% Aug
Oct
2%
4,100
6% MaV
Jan
Dec
57%
14%
58%
lo
Oil Corp
%
22
100
2%
8%
4
Owens-Illinois
Schenley
Oct
-
38
1
Jail
2,800
23%
3
Jail
56
3%
—1
Apr
9
17 Va
22%
Chemical
19%
Dec
May
14
5
(Un
Jan
Aug
16%
43«
Dock
13'/a
54 Va
«
L.1
_
99 % July
17%
56
23:,4
:
57 Va
Feb
27V»
Ry
St
Dec
6
(Un)
Co
Drug
Jan
100
'• Mar
'
—
5
Co
Jan
175%
8 %
1
Brewing Co..
Nov
Apr
31
(Un)
Rockwell
86 34
6:%
__i
&
Nov
57 'A
300
4%
189 % 191
51
•
1.66%
&
26
%
14
16%
38
_i
(Un)_.
Olin-Mathieson Chemical
Rexall
700
67%
22
Nov
14%
-
65%
l.io
Radio Corp of America
30 %
38 y«
Jun
10%
1
b
Jan
29%
65%
5
KR—
Oil
Co
19
250
33%
5
Edison
Oil
23
100
11%
64 Va
3
common
Manufacturing Co
Pure
Dec
15 Va
1
Oak
Public
100
15%
50c
Ohio
Penn-Texas
14%
r
67
*
Ohio
y4 Mar
37%
1
Oil
%
26% Jan
1.25
1—
Lakes
5
700
Sep
9%
42
29%
lo
__
Great
Hupp
300
46 y4
6
15%
^
Dredge
Howard
Dec
10%
33%
7%
23
Dec
10%
5
Co
(Walter E)
5%
100
5
Corp.-
Lakes
Werner
Nov
100
35%
45
45
10
Drug Stores
(G)
Dec
19
700
6
4
37% July
51% Mar
38%
...
Great
Heller
19
35%
Dec
44 Va
500
19%
19 %
5
Co.
Co
46%
35 3
L_2
Brothers
H«dleman
46:
1
City Steel Co__—
Hibbard
1,300
2
Gillette
Hein
44% Mar
25 y4 May
(Un)
Corp
Telephone
Gulf
38%
.5
Foods Corp
General Motors Corp
Grieseriieck
Apr
5,900
.
Co
Corp
Feb
July
29%
—5
General
Greyhound
98%
40%
Transportation—2.50
General
Gray
32%
28%
Inc
Sales
Dynamics
Granite
43
Dec
B)
:
Corp
H)
Dec
Jan
18%
1
Electric
(W
86%
34%
550
20
Contract
Gossard
150
600
18%
39
1
Auto
American
Boldbiatt
88
38%
Jan
29%
.5
General
,
88
38%
5
Candy Corp
General
52 Va Mar
85 V4
May
70% July
34% Aug
1,400
Co
72% July
40
40%
■
Inc
General
General
601/4 May
55% Jan
900
17% Aug
__1
(Un)
America
Drive
Box
500
15'/4 May
Trailer
General
1,600
51 Vz
2,600
.5
Co
Luxe
Fruehauf
70 >/4
66%
18%
Phonograph (Un)__5
Dairies
Mar
50
LI
Inc.
Co
&
Brewing Corp
Mills
117/a Aug
145
68%
4
(Allen
Nemours
Lines
Radio
Falstaff
Flour
de
Kodak
Emerson
Jun
Dec
17 y»
___
I)
43% Mar
Dec
8%
10
Laboratories
(E
35%
127
1678
.
Company
Eastern
30
Feb
2,300
Bancorporation
Feb
31
Nov
1
Co
Common
Du
1,000
22 %
25
common
Edison Co
(JJn)
Dodge Manufacturing Corp
New common
(when issued)
Dow Chemical Co
1
0
500
10%
100
24%
36%
Gas
States
Northwest
100
39'A
(Un)
Car
(Minnesota)
25% Jan
31V4
35%
Aviation
Pacific'
Feb
38'/4-
(Un)
Illinois
47%
36%
Mfg
American
North
Oct
Dec
500
39'/4
Products
Central
Jan
88
25
Mont
Yak
45
57%
2
Inc
&
July
Apr
*
A
Standard
Tile
68%
TV/4
Corp
Detroit
Du
National
National
39
32
111/4
*6%
33V4 Dec
700
31
1
—
200
41%
14%
*
.J
Co
65%
4
(Un)
Cudahy Packing Co common
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)..;
&
Lead
Dec
38%
——15
Co
Deere
National
29%
33%
311/4
.
Oct
Dec
4UVa July
—
*
preferred...L
Distillers
Jan
16%
Apr
10
Co
Gypsum Co
%
66%
51
5
Edison
35%
10 %
69
24
35%
100
Cement
1,700
130 % 130 >/4
10%
1
Ilium
177/8
24
10
Container Corp of America.
Continental Motors
Corp
Crane
16%
100
Feb
40%
12.50
^
class
54%
58
35V2
33%
Mar
July
57 %
■
Co
(The)
137a Aug
27'/a Aug
22
35%
18
72 Ya
■
(Un)
—
Industries
Nov
13%
58
67%
25
common
System
Napco
49%
700
■71
(Un)
&
Company
700
400
Jan
15 Va
1
1
Mfg
Ward
Inc
Northern
4%%
preferred
Cleveland Eiectric
Coleman Co Inc
Muter
400
30%
Nov
38 Va
14%
10
—...
convertible
300
10%
28%
_
Iron
50c
2 "
r34%r 35%
Dec
61%
400
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
36% Mar
3,800
1% Mar
12%
1,000
—
L,
Fuel
Co
Vernon
16 y4
L, 61
2,400
-
2
Aug
13 %
65%
—
4
Co
Chemical
Motorola
17 Va
New
*
Inc
10% Aug
16% Sep
61
—
16%c
(Philip) & Co (Un),
21%
Dec
200
12%
.
Monsanto
Jan
Co
Co
Cliff's
Mfg
Jun
r29%
10%
common
1
Portland Cememt
Montgomery
2%
21%
147 a;
10
i_L
Service
Cleveland
Modine
Apr
63%
—
Apr
: Apr
&
River
141/2
60
—
15
Utilities—
Min
700
Hign "
Feb
15%
*
Minneapolis Brewing
Missouri
10
65%
4
Co.:.—;
South
Minnesota
39'/«
2
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—4
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
Chrysler Corp
Blanke
Middle
Northern
changed to
Champlin Oil & Refining
Pac
Meyer
Brick
Low
100
13%
*
_i
Range for Year 1956
10%
61
25
Co.
Skates
15%
15%
7
Mfg
(Un)
Metropolitan
12%
Corp
&
Co
&
Mississippi
Jan
50%
68
700
60
1
&
Convertible
i*
Chic Milw St Paul
Merck
Feb
34 V2
July
100
400
60
—25
Field
Apr
20 %
21
—_1
Cement
Dec
194
200
13
16 \\
is
4
Dec
19%
___50c
common
Jan
2
4%
i4
common
Sales
fer Week
10%
—
Sep
39
21
.10
Co
prices
Low * High
5
Martin (Glenn L) Co (Un)__
Medusa Portland Cement
Jan
24%
12%
4%
(Un)_:
.
45
*
1%
pfd
7V2
15%
500
-27
33 V4
dist"
Sep
May
12
Name
Cities
Marquette
Jan
250
18'a
16%c
"ex
Refin
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago
19%
■;
1 %
Service
9%
75
2
33 V*
(Un)
5'/a
% July
'
44%
.25
Corp
Public
1%
16
75
2
——10c
1;
Prospect Ltd
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
Centlivre Brewing |Corp__
Illinois
35 y2.
1%
5
(Un>
South
1.300
26%
12.50
Canadian
&
6,000
15%
1
Corp
Dec
194% 196 %
5
___
%
137 8
15%
_~II_—20c
Inc
48,100
61% r62%
5
Corp
Canadian Pacific
Champlin
Gas
University
Mickelberry's Food Products
*
Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jan
35 V4
5
—
35%
12%
10
Works
200
6® a
1%
J >
Gear
1%'
•
Corp
Corp
Corp
:
Sons
Foote
$3
Nov
12%
61%
Budd
Central
30 y8 Mar
25%
5
W1
corg-Warner
Central
Jan
200
lp
____
Fisheries
C
28 V4
'1,000
13%
(George
C
100
Extension
Mar
14%
6%
&
20
26%
—3
Consol Mining Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Un)
Brad
11% May
•*
~1V*'
Aviation Corp
Brach
Dec
Jan
14%
-1.50
Benguet
Borg
lo-<4
26
(Un)_.____.13
Manulacturing Co
lu
Booth
23 >/» May
43 a
15%
14%
4
.—10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bendix
Dec
100
Salle
Marshall
___L_
_■
Manufacturing Corp
oejden
500
La
Dec
2.200
r5 !4
Fe—-
Corp
Refining Co_
Automatic
•Aveo
16
VV
Racfe
ef
Par
4%
7% Mar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
H ign
26:%
Products
Atlantic
Low
72%
Common
Athey
Friday
STOCKS
Range for Year 1936
High
—10
••
Santa
4
72
preferred.—.
&
JANUARY
72%
common
2nd
conv
Shares
Low
5
.
Warrants
Asi.iitnd Oil & Refining common
51-50
ENDED
—50
Copper Mining (Un)_.
Steel
Armour
class
WEEK
tor Week
of Prices
Said Plies
Par
FOR
Sales
Youngstown
Sheet
&
Tube
4
121
123
128
Deo
40.
I
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
JANUARY
ENDED
\
Sales
Week's
Friday
"
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Range
of Prices
Sale l'rics
tones
Admiral
Aeco
Air
2.50
5
■
(Un)——
Juneau Gold Mining Co
A2aska
92c
98c
9,000
a49%
a50
110
2%
6%
Co
7
10
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
Electronics
———-1
American Factors Ltd (Uni
20
American & Foreign Power iUni
"
American Potash & Chem Corp—
*
American Radiator & S S (Up) — ---—5
American Smelting & Refining (Un)__•
Anaconda
(Uni
Corp
Corp
Mfg
Diamond
Balsa
Stores
Eorc'en
Inc
Cement
Foods
15%
Apr
Oct
General
Motors
General
13%
Dec
Fruehauf
General
24% Mar
General
58% Mar
210
1.65
1.65
200
10%
10%
163
30%
A
Dec
(55% Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
31
710
38
Nov
41 %
Aug
a24% a24%
1
5
1
32
21 %
Sep
28 %
Jan
35%
80
34 Vb
Nov
40
Feb
49
% July
30%
a34%
a48 V4 a48V4
a48 %
10
10
510
9%
9%
(The) „—1
10
5
a
40% Mar
Sep
14% May
Feb
9
76% July
62%
437
56
1,577
52 Vb May
63 %
Mar
17%
61%
1,123
16%
Dec
20%
Jan
34 % May
50V2
Dec
22'%
37%
51%
16%
1
47
47
47%
927
1
23%
23%
23%
1,192
2
a53%
a53% a54 Vb
33
—1
57 V*
57
57 V4
9
59 VB
59%
;
Dec
Apr
(Un)
Corp
Oct
59%
Dec
53 Vb
Jan
65 VA
Aug
38
43%
Oct
50 V2
Apr
Mar
40% May
49
Feb
19
Jun
Dec
38 V8
Mar
Jan
45%
Apr
Jan
43
43%
4,020
15%
125
35 V.
35%
310
34 %
40%
—__5
(Un)
48%
1,504
15%
common.
Utilities
1,067
59%
40%
251
38%
43
1%
Com com
Publid
May
a43 a43'/4
(Un)
Co
47
Mar
43
12%
a56 a56V4
26
50%
Dec
64
a50
a
50
70
46
Dec
52
Sep
42 a4
355
54
Aug
a24 % a25 Vb
41
30 Vb
Feb
50% Mar
39
25
19% May
65
443
—
(U111
a24%
—5
—
a
42%
I
Brothers
50
42%
Dec
Feb
23%
2.60
2.65
200
2.50
Jan
29 Va
30%
744
24%
Jan
a35% a35%
40
34 VB
15c
3.00 Mar
Sep
21'%
Co
Co
Girnbel
Mar
35
Products
Gillette
87 Va Mar
22
Dec
Gladding
67%
Djec
Glicden
Good
Goodrich
15% a 10%
115
15%
Feb
23% May
20%
1,135
15% Jan
25% Nov
19% Mar
18
305
20
Grace
46% Aug
Dec
10% July
5,281
5
200
17
100
Great
Lakes
Nov
4
Dec
Great
Northern
Sep
18
July
6
6%
3,896
17
Oct
51
Granite City
Feb'
7'%
13
13%
956
12%
Jun
46%
180
42%
Feb
53
46%
5
790
3%
Jan
8%
4%
7 %
200
6%
Oct
8%
Aug
12%
Nov
16
Sep
5
Nov
13
a42
39
26%
Jan
39%
Nov
19%
Jun
Oct
30
20
26
a30
a
220
21%
21%
a 62%
1
21
Dec
109
50
May
ul Va
al Va
56
53
a53
16
Dec
2 % July
Dec
54%
a
25% Mar
63%
Dec
75%
194%
1%
Aug
Dec
2,148
142%
Jan
1.475
12%
Jan
18% May
8c
Nov
35c
194% 194%
Dec
2.95
3 %
3%
1,877
17%
17
17%
400
15%
Feb
59
59
59
811
46 %
July
3%
4 %
3%
.,4%
3%
2,054
15% a 15%
45
21%
21%
19
19%
417
al6% a 16%
40
19%
Apr
5%
Apr
19% July
Dec
65%
Hertz
Hilton
16%™ Ffcb
326
60%
Feb
80%
Dec
a58%
a56% a58'4
60
45%
Jan
59
a58 V2 a58 V2
10
34%
Feb
54%
Nov
1%
1%
200
1%
Jan
2 Vb
May
44%
340
Oct
46% Mar
14 V2
15 Vs
1,085
12 Va May
17% May
a30
a30
28
28% July
119% 122%
556
.12.50
1
15%
1
(Un)__
—as
39
87%
Feb
35
Sep
Sep
Jan
36%
July
147
—
Co
Oil
Home
Oil
Honolulu
a40
30
a31%.a217/8
51
Tdnho
23%
71c
516
1,800
Dec
Dec
70c
2.00
Dec
12 Vb
300
2.45
2.34
Oct
18%
20
73c
18a4
a__
a—
25
a22% a22%
20
71c
Dec
37% Mar
Oct
24 Va
25 VB
Sep
1.20
Apr
Jun
2.80
Jan
15% Mar
31%
Dec
38
56 Va
Jan
73
Aug
alG
a!6
16
15%
Oct
26
Mar
5 Vt
/ 5 V4
600
4%
Nov
* *
Maryland
Mines
Central RR
Co
(Un)
Corp
Co
a98%
International
Nickel
July
International
Paper
a
a99
May
35 Mi
275
37%
37%'
288
773
Aug
24c
Feb
Oct
94'/a
Dec
20%
35%
•
(Un)_*
(Can)
Co
Feb
1.30
70
Sep
87%
45
UOV4 110 V4
*
Harvester
Jan
6%
13c
4,20)
98%
Feb
58 Vb
30
lEc
Nov
50C
7,208
62 %
19c
19C
lUni..
82c
62 Vb
62 %
Ltd_____ 10c
Co
Corp (Un)—,
Iron
a
70c
78c
1
.<■
(Uni—
Development
Steel
12%
a
36 '7
12%
10
'
International
Jan
33% Mar
33%
Jun
41 %
July
Jan
105
Dec
Dec
79 VB
141
July
23 % Mar
51 % May
a31%
37 % Mar
1
■
Interlake
17
a39 %
10
Jan
Dec
39c
352
Jan
Jan
Dec
498
Apr
«jrm
39c
12%
16 %
19
61,714
68%
21%
57
36c
36 Vi
20%
5
Aug
36c
68 Vz
Dec
May
Aug
15%
A
:
Jun
32
43%
Dec
(Uni__—i—— 1
Co
•;
Inland
118
Jan
11%
Corp
■??
Aug
p33% a34 V«
21
' 21
Sep
30%
2,331
1
1
(Un)
Corp
Sound
Howe
Hupp
23%
26
35%
6,296
11%
35%
Mining Co
Oil
Feb
a39% a39%
10
40 Vb
11%
1
Co
Homestake
Jan
(Un)—.———1
—-5
a35
38%
11%
—
Uni
Ltd class
Co
Imperial
44 %
a35
40 %
2 1/12
common
Development Co
Illinois
178
a35
>.
7%
__1
(Uni.—
Co
Co claae a
Holly
Feb
Jan
81a7
Co.....
Engr
Holly
4%July
Aug
81
Corp common (Un;
1
Hotels Corp com—___2.50
Electronics
(Un)
50c
Jan
16%
Apr
81
Hoffman
50%
18
86
1
(Un).
(Un)
Powder
63%
13
Nov
Rights
Hercules
Dec
17
69
36c
Nov'
38%
440
680
44%
Jan;
105
______
Chem
Pineapple
14%
126
a75
I
Organ
Oil
Hawaiian
58
20
a56% a57 %
a
a74'/4
.
naucoCK
13
a01 %
74%
a
Ry
Aircraft
Hammond
a41 %
a30
Jan
8,000
Jail
125
13
Mar
21c
10
Steel Co (Un)
Corp
Apr
7 %
Oil
41
29c
20c
Corp
Grumman
Gulf
15%
July
Sep
Oct
20c
5
—
1 Uni
Co
Oil &
Grevhound
35%
10c
—
(Un)
Rubber
&
&
Ri
8%
10%
13%
Co
Tire
a
37
44 V2
of
3%
9%
Calif
Co
F)
(B
(W
.10
(Un).
Huir.or
Goodyear
—
10
Co
&
2.60
1
Corp
McEean
Co
Jan
30%
345
%
32% July
a—
'
a—
45
%'
Products
Gladden
Feb
47
35,000
Co
13 %
.5.50
21
5
1%
a431»
(Uni_—
n42%
29%
Tel
International
m
14%
m
7%
33%
7%
100
Feb
Mav
31
1Mar
•
104%
a30%
a
al07
136
105
a30%
al06a4
(Un)
Tel
&
7%
(Un)
Co
a31
415
29
36°/b Mar
2
"
37 %
July
61%
Aug
17%
Jan
1,066
94
1,495
13%
92 aii
93 Va
16%
15a/4
16?it
10%
a 10%
53
Nov
100
10%
442
10%
22% Sep
Sep
—
245
May
33
July
4%%
Kaiser
10% all Vt
110
Kansas
5
(Un)
49
49
49
216
60'%
60 Va
60 VB
625
Feb
8%
12
Oct
44%
42%
Jun
Feb
35
Lehman
Apr
Hbby
Dec
2 %
3,900
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
460
53%
Jan
68%
Nov
•
45%
1,167
al08
170
14%
a22% a23 Vb
522
al28.al26V2 al28^4
45%
865
43%
Nov
53%
Apr
140
26%
Nov
23 Vb
Dec
12%
Dec
18Vb Mar
Oct
3% July
107%
Dec
14
Jun
36
21%
Feb
195
141/4
Lorlllard
117%
Feb
28%
28%
.7
25c
13 Va
12 Vb
13 VB
568
2%
2%
2%
300
29
a65%
,__10c
30%
1
Ltd—.—
!
Corp
10
;
24%
Aug
Mar
147
315
62%
Dec
72 Va
Feb
876
23
Oct
29
Dec
56
56%
482
44%
Jun
58 %
Dec
20%
20%
4,074
18%
Dec
25
al5% al6Vs
16%
a
19% July
30 Va
130
15%
Dec
20Vb
Jan
41c
Jan
1.00
Apr
28%
29%
20%
•
(Un)
Co
2
July
125
a64% a66V8
56
1
(Un)
(P)
43%
45
2%
Inc...
Aircraft
Loew's Inc
changed to
•
Tonacco
Mvera
•!__
8,75
(Un>____
(Un)_
Industries
Lockheed
Corp
Light
Petroleums
&
Aug
44 a4
al073.4
14%
Copper Corp (Un)
Corp new
iy«ett
Litton
69%
45%
al08
4
McNeiii & Libbv
Liberal
Aug
Nov
100
County Land Co
Aug
57
62
com__33 %c
;
&
Apr
Aug
._.
pfd
Power
Kennecott
Kern
45
67 %
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chic Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—_—*
Preferred (Uni
___—100
a
37 Vb
Corp
Chem
&
conv
Industries
14
—25
(Un)
Alum
Kaiser
27%
——1
Ltd
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Steel
Laughlin
10%
10
Corp (Un)
&
Jones
a
Nov
«/2
20% Mar
60
93 %
24%
255
1
1
33 '/3c
Co
Johns-Manville
Sep
Dec
58%
15 %
a
Jan
Oil
Intex
8(| Apr
Nov
30
58%
a 15% a
a
July
43
11% May
57% Jan
a25% a25%
_12%
10
*
5%
299
1%
13
480
33%
1%
7 %
33%
-—10
_,
a43%
13%
14'%
—_2c
25
1
— -1
.
Refining Co.—
Aircraft (Un)_—
Co
10%
Sep
Apr
2.50
Dec
a56
12c
&
Vought
1.55
41%
23
,
10
Feb
17
Caterpillar Tractor Co com—
Corp of American
Certain-teed Products Corp——1
Name
20%
Jan
Gerber
13%
Celanese
Chicago
39 \'z
19%
Nov
6%
Feb
37
47
21%
Jan
20 Va May
13 Vb Mar
Feb
29% July
10'
5
Apr
13
33
—-
Mar
40%
90
44
44%
13%
50
NOV
60%
a
1
10
Telephone Corp (Uni —
General Tire & Rubber Co (Un). ..2.50
20%
al5%
100
38%
General
a40:'B H46:,«
.
13'%
a6'%
•
Jan
18
al%
Dynamics
48%
75
a
»
13%
aG%
54%
Corp
49
a35% a36%
a 21% a
"
Jan
38''^
CO
Trailer
Garrett
43% Sep
17
Dec
330
6
28%
17
Paint Corp
Mar
25
13 %
Corp (Un)
I) & Co (Un)
Oil
Electric
General
73
__
Dec
_
Capital Airline Inc
Chaiter
General
Sep
Nov
18
1
——_—I
15
Packing Corp
Canada Dry. Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co—
Canadian Pacific Ry (Un)
Canso Natural
Gas Ltd
Chance
Jun
34
10c
__.i
Oil
Apr
13%
13%
Ink Co
Chainplin
.75%
Nov
32%
26%
25%
Apr
Aug
11c
California
(J
Jan
11 '/a
250
(Unj ——_——2.50
Burroughs Corp
Case
01%
75
— ——-——
"Burlington Industries
Carrier
502
35
5
Company
BimJier Hill Co
Calaveras
507
48% Mar
35
:
20
Corp
23%
Dec
84%
a
a26 % a26 %
■
—
Feb
136%
;
41
3
40 %
Oct
%
Dec
20%
Machine
17
Oct
—
(Uni———.— 6
Stores Inc
10
Broadway-Hale
California
Vb Mar
08%
it 71
33%
98 va Juiy
Jan
43%
55%
Calculating
121
200
77
79a4
a__
2o
Dairies
Foremost
Friden
Nov
25
79
& C/iemlcal Corp
Co
22 %
150
65
Boig-Warne'' Corp
Eudd
Aug
13%
(Un)
Corp—
(Un)_.
(Uni
Co
114
5c
——1
—2
(Uni—:
Co
Chlca Oil
Eond
Aug
105%
194 %
Corp_—
Airplane
Boeing
Jan
114
550
1
Mammoth Consol Min—
Blue
100%
2
Holdings Corp
Elair
Motor
3,070
,
p 1
Bishop Oil Co—
Black
Machinery
Ford
a32% a32%
<Un)_.l3
.
100
- i_l
Bankline Oil Co..——
—1
Barker Bros Corp common
—5
Beckman Inst Inc.———————1
Beech Aircraft Corp.—.-----_1 ■
Beil°Aircraft Corp (Un) ———.——1.
Eendix Aviation Corp (Un;
5
._
eooa
July
952
32
a3g% a30%
a30%
—————*
Light (Un;...—_—*
Flying Tiger Line Inc
May
73%
/
&
Power
37
138% Aug
73%
a36 %
Florida
Sep
121
150
a72%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandini Petroleum Co.—.
(Un)
Best wall Gypsum
Co (Uni
Bethlehem Steel (Un)———
Nov'
(Un).
26
a 15
—
3
Benguet Cons lnc
Now
30%
5%
1,021
—
20
—
Jun
4%
94
95
216
———-_*
1
—
class
Ltd
Co
Flintkote Co
10V4 May.
17%
17%
a50% U57%
170% 175%
—u——
iUm
(Un )_
preferred
-5 'So
Avco
Dec
51%. 51%
175',»
1
—
(Un)
Warrants
0%
32
a56%
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co—_;
——*
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Uni
5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp (Un; —5
Arrnco Steel Corp
(U«) ——
10
Armour & Co (111.)
(Uni
_—5
Ashland Oil & Refin (Un)
-1
Acch Top & Santa Fe (Un) com—10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
—
*
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)—
—10
Atlas
2% Dec
300
220
a70
700
Airplane (Un)
Federal-Mogul Bower Bearings
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A—
Feb
182
Co
(Uni—
Co
a90
(Um———5
Fairchild Eng &
Dec
4%
Gil
Exeter
1.30 May
51%
17%
Co—_—.—_—.100
Tobacco Co (Un;
25
Viscose Corp (Uni
25
(The) Co (Un)——50
American
Dec
51%
American Tel & Tel
Mnerican
Feb
Jan
100
a87
a32% a33V4
aGO
(Uni
Phono
&
Hign
56% Aug
Apr
21
1.00
a 15
32
W
45%
37
1,415
al3% Ul3%
—
American
Dec
Nov
Aug
350
Alleghany Corp (Un1
4 %
4%
4 (.«
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
*;—1
a96%
a94% ,'i98%
Chemical & Dye Corp <Ur.)_—18
34'4
34 34%;
Allis-Chalniers Mfg Co (Un)
10
all7% all7% all9%
Aluminium Ltd
—*
a
all7al24%,
Amerada Petroleum (Uni —
7 124%
24
23'4
24
American Airlines lnc com (Uni —
1
a 19%
a 19% al9%
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
41%
41 Va
41:%
American Can Co (Un)
^——12'/a
78%
78%
79%
American
19%
100
Allied
!
Co
Capweii
Railroad
Erie
18% Aug
2-25
■iZ
Radio
Emerson
Year 1950
38%
50
14%
93c
—
-
- —
Auto-Lite
Low
a60%
%
i
w
common
1956
Range for Year
46 5b May
High
121
a89''4
———3
3
Co
Shares
a50% a51%
a51 %
Gas
5
Electric Bond & Share Co (Uni
5
Electrical Products Corp
...—4
13
100
14%
2%
--1
Corp
Corp
Reduction
New
Emporium
a38%a38%
14 1«
Natural
Electric
Low
14%
14 %
—
i Un i
common
Wrigley Stores Inc
Range for
Hiah
Low
Par
ACF
Shares
Kodaic Co
El
Paso
1
(Uu;————.—10
Inc (Un)ii
Lines
Eastman
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Air
Eastern
for Week
Low
Par
1957, as a result of a merger
between the Los Angeles and the San Francisco Stock Exchanges.
The
week's range shown here is for a three-day period (Jan. 'ind, Jan. 3rd and
Jan. 4th).
The year ranges shown are the 1956 prices as transacted on the
San Francisco or the Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
oaita
Friday
Wee*»
Commenced business on January 2,
NOTE:
Range
of Prices
"
Last
STOCKS
May
.
1
Co
Citlps Service
__
Chemical
Clorox
Colorado
Fuel
Class B
Commercial
System
Consolidated
Natural
Gas
Co
Corn
Products
Crane
(Uni___
Co..
Dec
of Amer
Oil
293
2 8'/a
Oct
38%
Apr
Ms t,son
360
27%
Jun
35 Vb
Dec
McBryde
32 Va'
24% July
32%
32 7
33%
Dec
McKesson
24
Feb
30
Oct
Menasco
17%
15%
Apr
17% Aug
18%
17
18%
1,765
18%
360
39%'
a 39%
a39%
110
17%
17%
220
45%
45%
306
44
Dec
49 Vb Mar
35
35
122
22'A
Feb
33%
42% July
17'
a
,
.
17%
•
35
«
Beere
&
Co
(Un)
10
35%
44 Va
Dec
49% Mar
a47
a47 a47%
294
39%
Feb
54% July
14-%
100
13%
129%
a12R%nl29%
50
97%
Jan
128% Aug
a287'H a29%
116
27%
Nov
32 Vs Mar
34
185
35
Nov
5'/a
14%
a
a29%
34
5%
413
4%
Oct
54
5434
533
50%
Nov
92
10
92 %
Dec
footnotes
see
Ward
Montgomery
Motorola
Inc
&
;
...
13% May
9% Sep
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum Co
70%
45 Vb
476
27
Jan
49 V4
13%
135b
250
13 Vb
Dec
153i Mar
Natomas
1
(Un)_.50c
7
•<
S
Dec
Oct
3 4'A
Feb
20 V4
20v4.
103
18
Apr
21%
20 Vb
1,129
17
Jan
20%
Jun
13 % al3 Vb
25
66 3
b
52%
4%
25
al90%
5 Vb
1.100
Linen
Supply Co
National
U
25V4
1234
48
77
4%
Dec
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footnotes
Dec
29
43%
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United Aircraft
Corp
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28 % July
130
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15
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40
60
26%
50c
common
Jan
35 %
5,704
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2
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United
Feb
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48
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Seaboard Finance Co
Sharon
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Iadustries
Jan
Dec
Foods Inc
preferred
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17%
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St Regis
Paper Co (Unt
■
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Nov
43%
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Nov
28 %
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San
1,047
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19%
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Ryan Aeronautical Co
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68% July
5 7/8 Dec
4
35%
Aug
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17%
17 Vb
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Dec
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Western
Western
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1
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33
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1.25
50%
52 %
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Rayonler Inc common
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)„
Republic Aviation Corp (Unt
71%
—
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42 %
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49
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Universal Consolidated
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High
23% a24%
43
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—
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36
19 %
—
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32%
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25
250
50
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for Week
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*
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20 7*3
Dec
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22 7/8
1.05
100
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3,760
27%
36%
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Petroleum
1
18%
20%
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S
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21%
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Puget Sound
Pullman Inc
U
49 7b
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23%
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Petrocarbon Chemicals
Phillips
46%
Nov
94
com
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pan American World
Airways
Parke, Davis & Co (Un)
Philco
Jan
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preferred
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49 74
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4
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25
preferred
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3.00
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49 7a
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43%
25
pfd
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15
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20
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Pacific Industries Inc
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51
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340
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49 7-2
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common
9%
1st
preferred
5%
2.55
2%
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Clay
Pacific
2.40
43%
Chemical
JANUARY
Friday
Low
3
—_».12
ENDED
Range for Year 1956
High
2.40
i
(Uni
Cement
Pacific
__20c
—
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WEEK
for Week
Low
Co
Mathiesen
Pacific
_r
Co__
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Ohio
RANGE
Week's
350
27%
759
15%
275
39
%
Anr
Apr
Aug
Dec
57%
38%
39%
100
Jun
39%
28%
.10
12.50
a
3% Julv
29%
221
27%
Dec
36% July
57 74
58%
498
51
Nov
66
28%
Dec
Mar
35'
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(76)
.
.
Monday. January 7
.
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JANUARY
ENDED
i
Friday
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■
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r
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Power &
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A—
class
Sugar
preferred
5%
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preferred
472 %
Acadia-Atlantic
_
275
a21
75
a
95
5
50
47%
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Tel Co t'/a
pia
•
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$2.40 preferred ______——— -50
$2-50
corp
steels
Atlas
93
of
Class
Bell
Traction
50 74 Mar
Nov
257a
Apr
175
45
Dec
57 7a
25
42
Sep
47 7a
July
33
646
31%
Nov
45
Mar
29
177a
810
Feb
25
3474 Aug
35
45
39 7e
Aug
51%
52 72
891
47%
Jan
62
Aug
58
58
58
156
5372
Nov
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■
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39 7B
Oct
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57 72
280
56
Dec
65
130
35
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37%
26
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45 %
46
3,163
44
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43
43
44
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7%
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42 72
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29%
Jan
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35
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78
20
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92
25
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Nov
105 72
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41
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44
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Nov
52
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29
Nov
40
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3.90
3.90
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350
4
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6
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13 74
43%
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common
44
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Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
6%
class
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Canadian
Husky
Industries
Oil
Oil
1955
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(B
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Consol
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class
31
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92
15
31
650
%
57
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27
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21
100
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40
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100
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12
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125
8.60
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15
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24
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50
27
28
1,416
102
28
102
40
12
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20
92
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Mar
30
&
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Feb
13 7a
Aug
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6.25
27
Nov
6
225
May
70
15 7a
Oct
17%
10%
350
9%
Jan
13
27%
26%
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8,205
25
Nov
38
29
29
65
25
Nov
33 7a
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15
200
14
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17
22
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20
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24
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7% Mar
Jan
35% Aug
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32
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44
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21
5,790
40
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12
12%
3,315
11
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19
Dec
24
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30 %
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405
25
Nov
42%
Apr
30
125
30
Dec
36
75
84
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25
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96
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94
35
17 7b
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1,200
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187a
10
67%
68 %
3,312
16
Nov
16 7a
Dec
66 V4
May
Jail
3074 Mar
102
Jan
17%
Oct
21%
Apr
68
Aug
1674
16 7a
2,696
12 7a
Feb
28%
28 7a
200
28 7a
Nov
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14 72
Dec
17%
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6,690
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97
97%
105
95%
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83 72
85%
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68 V4
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95% Aug
a
16
84%
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Dec
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51%
1,500
47%
Nov
54% Mar
100
37
Nov
45
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29
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Apr
38
38
25 74
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22
200
25
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Dec
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11
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12
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25
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24% July
53% Aug
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48
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49
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100
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55
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46
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68%
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50
71
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Jan
195
22
25%
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class
18
102% July
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31% Aug
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Oct
407a
5.55
447
Oct
56
80
Mar
104% July
Jun
55
Jan
12
14
Jan
1872
611
617a
Nov
75
2,750
2.50
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3.00
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May
Aug
Sep
Mar
Dec
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250
18
Sep
35
Jan
19
19
400
18%
Dec
35%
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10
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23
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100
22
Dec
26%
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common
Canadian Stock
Canadian
Aug
20
865
17%
Dec
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27
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1.005
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49
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1,319
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24%
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22%
114
47%
43 74
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112
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34
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Week's
Friday
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Last
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71c
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Apr
Mar
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Volume
Number
185
5601
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
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37
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
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Talc
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&
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1.35
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1.06
1.06
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1.80
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New
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Jan
Jun
80c
30
7.300
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Jan
55c
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10c
a52c
Oct
a60c
24c
l,10o
50c
Dec
2.50
Jan
40c
Nov
40c
8,200
1.45
1
95c
Nov
53c
Nov
29,100
41c
46c
*
*
24c
.
al.40
24c
4,500
1.62
Nov
53.100
23c
45c
;i
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600
18.980
100
1.80
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al.45
1.050
10c
11c
16,000
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11c
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10c
1
24c
2154c
25c
1
3.95
3.95
100
9c
9c
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Ltd—1
9c 1054c
1.40
Ltd
1
6.00
8c-
5c
15c
5.25
Ash
3.20 May
Gold
1.04
97c
1.04
2.12
12,200
9,500
18c
24c
158,200
11c
Atlantic
..
:_1
Jan
26c
1.00
Oct
Jan
26'A/C
Dec
5.00
Feb
Oct
SAVARD
&
14c
1.77
8.50
1,000
9c
Aunor
Accept
1.50
Oct
Nov
75c
Feb
Jan
3.25
Nov
1.20 Mar
Feb
Nov
Aug
19%
Feb
150
230
Notre
Dame
St.
Telephone
Local Branch:
(
65
West
44th
Branth
22%
Oct
8V4
100
21
"
21
25
19%
Oct
94
25
94
Nov
12c
16c
65,550
10c
Nov
30c
17c
Jan
33c
20c
20c
20c
4.000
5.40
5.25
6.25
20,805
8
Dec
3.80
24¥2 Mar
106
Nov
7V«
120
64c
4,300
62c
Mar
40c
3,500
35c
Nov
8%c Nov
90c
18c,
7
Mar
8 ¥2
1.07
,*
18c
60,300
1.95
2,500
1.40
Apr
2.10
1.60
1.75
700
1.20
Oct
1.75 May
42c
42c
42c
18%
19Vh
3.672
13% May
19 ¥2
8.25
8.75
2,100
9.40
114
112
114
1,633
6.50 May
93
Feb
112%
112%
116
3,141
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47%
47%
48%
765
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15c
15c
2,150
29 %c
100
66c
July
147 ¥2
July
Nov
53% Fetb
15c
500
14c
Dec
61c
42c
63c
449,283
4iC
Dec
1.60
1.85
1.65
Apr
1.85
4.050
1.51
Nov
2.70
4.90
5.10
Apr
1,700
4.85
.1.60
1.80
16.914
1.40
-I
5
—
1.75
1
15c
.
25c
.
Dec
Nov
10c
15c
11.000
14%
14
14:!i
3,040
50
50
50
50
20
11%
11%
48c
53c
10.900
42c
Nov
8c 10%c
26.500
5c
Nov
25¥2c
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—
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10c
2 05
*
—
—
2.00
433
8%c Jan
16%
Apr
Dec
53 ¥2
Jan
13 ¥2
Aug
1.98
Jan
11
Oct
54,300
1,100
30c
Dec
28c
1.35
Nov
80c
42c
500
Nov
65c
17%
16%
17%
.2,145
16
Dec
45
25 ¥2
45
45%
200
41
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47 ¥4
15c
13 %c
—
1
17c
26,800
10c
9%c
10c
23,200
8c
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11%
11%
11%
350
100
9%
9%
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32
33
600
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90
91
160
81
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1
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14
28%
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29
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2,000
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17
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44
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8c
Feb
Nov
19c
24c
131,600
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Nov
12c
10.000
8c
Jen
25c
Nov
9c
Nov
1
38c
13c
—
—*
13
-*
—
35c
40c
10,600
12c
14c
15.700
1-99
2.01
1,025
&
Gas
1
class
A
9c
1
13
100
10 ¥2
Feb
4.75
100
4 ¥2
Dec
75c
1.10
8%c
9c
600
6,500
7¥2c
18%
50c
Montreal
10
"Bank of Nova Scotia—;
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-1
16%
18%
32%
36%
775
3.15
3.05
3.30
11,250
51%c
—
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13
36%
—1
1.80
4.75
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—
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11c
1
A
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24c
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class
70c
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12c
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.
4.50
51c. 52%c
9,455
1,506
57¥4
58%
422
25c
25c
1,000
1.00
8.80
25
1.60
47 V4
.
Jan
Nov
Jan
20
Aug
Jan
40
4.20
Aug
Aug
Aug
Feb
Jan
61%
53 %
Jun
68 ¥2
Apr
20c
Nov
40c
Jan
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Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Csn*dutn Affiliate:
Gairdner &
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Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of
Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
'
Wire system
to
all offices
^
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1
1
For
footnotes
see
page
40.
Feb
Apr
July
14 ¥2
Nov
1
common—,
Oil
9%
Jan
52c
Dec
-1
lilies
Mines
SIP
Nov
Nov
11 ¥2
Apr
.3.25 Aug
*
-
Jun
Oct
50
30c
42c
2.50
12'A
2.14
25c^
July
7.40 May
3.70 Apr
4.75
class
Prods
Jan
Dec
125
Feb
45 Vs
July
*
Mines.
preferred
Jan
Jan
_50c
Lld_
CANADIAN
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Feb
—*
Office:
QUEBEC-TROISrRIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
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lie
1.80
18%
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w
2-4545
Jan
Jan
*
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Dec
1,80°..
EXCHANGE
St., New York City, MUrray Hill
Jan
Apr
65c
60 Wall
Phillips Square
Apr
5.75
36c
„
Gairdner &
West, Montreal
Oct
26% Oct
12 ¥2 Apr
*
94.
20c
HART
PL-9501
1203
43 Y* Aug
61c
Oils
MONTREAL STOCK
EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
86c
Nov
Apr
27c
24
High.
Jun
29
7Vb
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of
4,635
32c
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14c
1
Banff Oils
Bank
35%
24
21
-
5%
46,248
50c
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Gold
Avilla-bona
Low
58c
—I
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Mines
Gold
Fabric
Range for Year 1956
High
34
-
pfd————20
Mines
Class
24
*
—
-
Electric
Auto
Shares
MEMBERS:
CANADIAN
Apr
for Week
35
100
Jun
24c
1.90 May
45c
9*
50
Yellowknife
Auto
Jan
Nov
15c
14c
1.06 Nov
Nov
N
Sales
Range
of Prices
52c-
—•
common—.
;
Steels
A«""aqu"
16c
55c
—
3.10 Mar
80c
Apr
14%c Apr
Exchange
Week's
low
1
Atlas
2.0j5 July
Nov
Nov
Nov
18c
1.35
—91
Atlin-Ruffner
Nov
275
Nov
Funds
57c
:_1
—
Aumacho
Oct
20,900
Aug
Nov
59c
1.90
22c
Oct
Mar
48
Jan
1.61
2.10
-
Artists
Aubelle
Oct
17,500
6.10
48c
.
35% Dec
Ltd—1
1
Debentures
Sep
8c
44c
20,845
8.10 Mar
Dec
Nov
Dec
—*
I
Warrants
Feb
90c
2.75
1.300
Nov
5.80
5c
Explor.:
class
Aug
54c
12:,4
40
4.50
15c
33c
com
Corp
Temple
70c
500
40c
500
3,500
Mines
89c
1,300
2.23
15,000
40
3,000
Pulp & Paper pfd
Hardware
65c
5.500
12'2
500
16c
1
6c
common
common
Nov
?>c
47c
6.00
15c
40
-1
Metals
Associated
Apr
1.99 Jan
15,200
6.00
6.00
15c
40c
preferred
Ashdown
Oct
55c
26c 2954c
2.70
1
Ltd
Sep
2.35
Mines.
Corp
Arjon
Jan
1.45
29c
(Quebec) Ltd.l
Mines
Mar
68c
,
•
90c
Mines
48c
Dec
6c
Mines
$2 %
1.74 Mar
79c
54c
1.45
..Oct
39c
:
Corporation
Artcus
Jan
1.30
55c.
1
6,200
Feb
17c
22c
2.22
Mines
Alias
Oct
Feb
1.10
9c
2,800
3.95
-——I
Ltd
85c
.
2,500
6c
Nickel
Mar
22c
al.20
50c
12%c Jan
39c
preferred
Consolidated
A'sool
1,500
40c
May
47,300
72c
26,000
Last
Petroleums
Rou.vn
Area
Aug
4.65
Leduc
Huronian
Arcan
Feb
56c
2.09
Mar
26c
Jan
2.32
common
Apex
Apr
Jnn
35c
40c
45c
Nov
1
Jan
11c
2.09
1
Dec
7c
28c
common
Anglo
Apr
25'4c
26,350
17c
28c
—1
American
Arcadia
Apr
1,500
73c
55c
2lc
5,400
i—1
Petroleums
Anglo
6,000
1.10.
May
Aug
25c
Friday
Larder
Anglo
16c
1.99
Feb
6.60
15,500
Ltd—1
Ltd—
4%%
Anglo Canadian
38c
Nov
Co
Jan
35c
1.05
24% Aug
1.60
Jan
15c
40c '
80c
Jan
Nov
22c
.1
:
Lead
Anchor
2.70 Aug
a60c
2.00.
Feb
3.35
28c
*
Nephrline
Oil Develop—.
*w>aiOti
1.30 Apr
21 Vis July
25c
Aug
28c
—*
American
Amurex
Feb
1654
—
American
Mar
10c
3754c
42 %c
Feo
Feo
3.05
71,100
1
52c
Nov
8.25
Amalgamated
May
Feb
40c
3754c
12c
1
Cons
Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
70c
22 V2
3.500
1.95
20c"
10c
——_1
Uranium
Dec
21c
70c
45c
17c
10% c
trust
Aluminium
July
18c
18c
42c
20c
—*
Ltd
Pacific
Dec
38c
la
600
*
Distillefs
7c
69c
Ltd
Connor
Apr
*
42c
2,603
1.99
80c
2,100
3.80
45c
2.15
I
Yellowkrrtfe
65c
35c
•
3,500
20 %
3.60
Ltd-.
Explorations
Nov
1.86
Opemisce Expiorers Ltd
■•Kkn
Alba
17c
73c
American Rare Metals
(1945.)
AkaLtcho
Feb
Alberta
•
Obalskl
4.75
Ajax
Jan
7.000
1.99
Ltd
Norsyncomaque
Sep
Jan
2.34
Algom
a
74c
19%
Lt4-»
Warrants
Algoma Steel
—
72c
<-
Surpass Shoe
Petroleums
Dec
__
74c
—*
Agnew
Aug
21c
.-1
850
Mines
Mines
July
88c
3.35
8ep
*
•
Mines
Mines
Mines
nuv
15c
Aug
49c
28c
Advocate
8c
<to
—
Amulet
Mar
72c
__
3.15
Oil
50c
45c
45c
3.35
—
Ltd
Paper
Acauiu-Urunium
Acme Gas &
Dec
,
w
Nov
Nov
a70c
:_1
;
Spring Couiee Oil
1.35
6'/2C
45¥ac
Apr
52c
Nov
Ltd—,.
Sugar
Apr
Nov
•
61c
Nov
__
25c
10c
5%c Dec
10c
—
1.000
9c
Apr
Mar
1
A
4.000
1
Jack Lake Uranium
Mines Ltd
Lafayette Asbestos Co Ltd:
New Pacific Coal & Oils
Ltd
New Santiago Mines Ltd
Minerals
300
400
2554
_1
New
Nov
Jan
5c
—
Ltd—_l
Ltd
Feb
4,500
41c
5
Oil
J/2
&
55c
10c
25,000
39c
Oct
1.35
24c
—
1,003
13c
Nov
1,000
1
Petroleum
Atlantic
Class
Jlc
19,000
10c
24,000
48c
200
Preferred
50c
2
30
Jun
3,000
Ltd
Sep
44
Nov
Acadia
1.50
29
*.85
Dec
20c
Ltd-
35c
14c>. Nov
14c
Feb
6.75 Mar
-
2,850
,K83
Feb
18
a25c
25
45c
20c
20c
Ltd
Nov
Nov
&41
12%c
44c
210
9 Vac
Preferred
28c
19%
"
1
New
4.35
55c
lO'/aC Jan
Apr
3.00
8.500
Ltd——1
Explorations
Nov
23,500
1
Montgarjr
39c
70c
41c
9c
.1
Ltd
Dec
$J0c
25%
:_*
34c
«i23c
5c
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Ltd—1
Monpre Uranium Exploration
New
2,000
91,000
16c
6c
23,200
17c
20%'
Apr
34,500
'
9%c
Par
Mines
Power
25c
—1
Ltd
1.60
500
<|2c
'---37c
11c
9'/2C
3.45
a25c
1
Corp
Co
7c
77 c
18%
14c
16c
BTOCftS
44c
1
Ltd
Oil
26c
1
Explor Co
10,000
>19c
—
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
N<
Atiimn
1
4
Mining
Abblcan
Nov
5
Lithium Corp of Canada
Ltd—
Goldfield Corp
Island
Apr
4.95
16 %c
*
Ltd
Co
93c
Jan
10c
1
Copper Mining
Dec
1.80
18 %c
6c
70c
Canadian
45c
2.80
__
—
Mining
Apr
2,500
20c
Apr
Sdle Price
39
20c
1
Mines
2.13
18c
1
Ltd
Nov
15c
40%
Apr
14%
4.75 Mar
20c
—
Feb
>
32c
Nov
*
Jan
25c
Nov.
8
Toronto Stock
13c
60c
-Nov
10c
Oct
26c
36c
75c
500
18%
Sep
Nov
62c
Ltd—1
trust
75c
20c
Nov
20c
*
Co
Feb
10c
-G|»c
1.15
Apr
1,900
1
Dec
7.25
11c
5H30
Nov
2.100
———1
Apr
4.75
2,500
4.95
—
*
ji___
1.10
Dec
Nov
2,000
57c
95c
12c
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
l'lc
5.500
33,500
9.85
1
Ltd—
Ltd—
Corp
Decalta
-Lpe
3|7c
1.65
Aug
Aug
41c
i
Apr
5c
4.003
Feb
1.43
12c
1.05
*
i—
Mines
Western
11c
4*90
15c
Mar
.1.43
<
9.20
7c
—
Hill
Westville
•
10c
66c
»
,
3.30
Dec
10,200
i
Mines
Lead
1.01
lie
l(lc
44'4c 4554c
Nov
1,500
36c
8%c Dec
25c
Sep
Jun.
Dec
Nov
17,000
71,800
;
Sep
2.40
1.95
9.80
76c
1
Nov
1.37
Dec
6.00
Keno
Wenbtune
Aug
Nov
15c
1.95
58c
1.65
-*
1
Pyrite & Copper Corp
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1.05 Mar
59c
540
1
...
>
14%
4.60
35c
ll'c
c
.-1
-
Weedon
Dec
3.60
300
1.000
42c
Oct
5.05
4.75
lie
Ltd—
Ltd
Lithium
Virgihia
,
6.10 Aug
8.50 Mar
Dec
Nov
4.30
1
—
voting
Nov
8.85
8%c
•
Louvicourt
New
7,250
1
Metals
1.85 Mar
Nov
10c
—1
Oils Ltd—
Labrador Mining &
-
,J52c
1
Ltd
Oil
2.50
2.11
5.05
1
Kroy
Merrill
20c
1
ltd
Ltd
Dec
luc
3.000
2lVaC
1
Jaye Explorations Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
Lingside
1^5
1
-
Inc;
Ltd
Mines
KoJitiki
1.28
35c
Lid
Continental
Jarduh
5ds0
1
Mine's Ltd
Uranium
Ventures
6.80
Nov
Ltd
&
Dec
Feb
54c
5,!K)0
Vaior
10c
4,90
53c
Ltd—
Asbestos
United
Jan
17c
Collieries Ltd—„—i
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Indian
2,200
United
Feb
IOV2 Mar
5,750
Hillcrest
Iso
$j>c
"
13c
38,500
2—1
Ltd—
Corp
2,700
45',2c
Ltd
Minerals
2.45
255,700
*
Nov
13c
49c
1,
Ltd-—
Mines
Nov
45,000
.
Golden Age Mines Ltd—
Graniiincs
Mines
Ltd—
Gunnar
2,800
4§e
——1
Mflies
Mines
Exploration
Dec
5c
1
.
Mines
6.75
23c
Copper Mines
Uran
5c.
10i)
1,500
14%
—*
Guti-Por
14Vpc
5,000
1
Liu
10c
9%c
52
Jan
Jan
Tarbell
Tazin
Apr
4^0
__
Mar
13C
20Va July
——1
Ltd
Ltd—
Trojan Exploration
2.25
38c
2I?5
1
Mines
Trebor
13c 17',2c
Ltd
Lake
Feb
Nov
Nov
2.70
10c
75c
—:
oi.eep Rock Iron
Mines
BuUivau Cons Mines
Tache
1.45
40c
22c
1
25,100
21,500
1
Gas
Tib
Dec
-38c
—
and
Jan
17c'
—1
Oil
Jan
42c
4.60
Stanwell
July
24c
1
Mines
I.80
40c
,6.|5
13
Gold
9.30
13c
4.00
14%
4,300
1.65
12c
x—1
Stanltfigh Uranium Mining
.714 Vh
uv
8,900
4.00
'
Standard
Jan
40,400
52c
—
2.43
1.35
Ltd—
Mines
Dec
lie
55c
'■*
Ventures Ltd
Oils
Ltd
Gateway
19,200
flc
6.75
2.36
15c
DuJShuk- Mines Ltd
Stadacona Mines (1944)
Ltd--
,
Apr
5$>c
v
6c
6.H5
,
Gold
6 5/4
1
Nov
1.59
Smelting Refining LtcL.,
Mining Corp Ltd.—
Crest
2.90
2nc
25c
1
Feb
Jan
8.90
2,500
-1
Queraont
28% Mar
75c
July
Nov
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Fano Mining &
Exploration Inc
Faraxtay Uranium Mines Ltd-;
Fontiuui Mines (1945)
Ltd-!
Frobisher Ltd —Fimdy Bay
5.50
.—1
*
Ltd
Minerals
Mines
200
15c
—i_l
Mines
&
Nov
1,000
6.95
Quebec
Aug »
25c
Feb
11,500
46c
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd—.
El
12%
42c
&7c
;7&0
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1
1
Nov
11.260
2,(i00
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Mines
7c
•33
Jan
35c
Develophnt Co L^d—1
Red
1.95 Aug
1.60 Jun
..
12%
30c
Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Oil Development
" Jan
2.75
Jan
•
19.14 Jan
20,700
*
>6ec
55c
lj'/a
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—
Ltd
Copper Co
12%
r
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Nign
1,860
2.40
South
*
13,800
7;j35
-
Daine
Producers
8%c
<49c
Coulee Lead & Zinc, Mines
Ltd
Cournor
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
7¥2c
-
30c
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Rio
8c
14
Low
18
--1
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Feb
Apr
Mining
Year 1956
Range for
High
16%
—2
preterred
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Ltd—
1
Jan
3.80
Gold
Shares
t
2.05 Apr
24V2c Mar
Dec
1.00
800
45c
ansol
Quebec
Yellowknife
Mines—1
Continental Mining
Exploration
1
Copper Rand Onroougamau
Donalda
1.00
3,500
49c
1
Del
2,80o
35c
_1
Corp Ltd
Coursey-Brewis
Nov
7.35
Ltd
De
Aug
8
1.65
42c
■
Sep
10c
__1
Ltd
Halliwell
90C
100 ,"
,—1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consolidated
*
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67/ir'
Mining Co Ltd—*
Bwarrants
834
1,000
;
Ltd—*
;
B
Nov
1.40
12%
-
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd---1
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
75c
Chibougamau Mining <fc
Sitielting——1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Class
Nov
l.*2
'
1.00 Aug
Dec
28%
50c
Clevelatwl Copper
Corp
Consolidated Bi-Qre Mines
9c
10c
65c
1.25
7.00
Capita' Lithium Mines Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Matfartic Gold Mines Ltd
Asbestos
Apr
6,500
r
4% 'iv
18
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
1
Portage Island (Chlb) Mines Ltd——1
Purdy Mica Mines Ltd—
—--1
••
Apr,
68c
1.30
57c
Leduc Oils Ltd
Nov
l.io
7.00
,
Development
25c
l.id
*
Devonian Petroleums
Lithium Mines Ltd—
Camiba Mines Ltd
Cassiar
48c
2,000
"
9c
Ltd——2
Canadian
Ceita
Nov
28
Ltd—
Co
Nov
1.40
...»
Jan
17c
11,000
,
Pitt
Jan
3.35
Mining Corp
Gas
for Week
Low
—1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd——
,
1.25 Aug
18c
Nov
25,553
'.
Permo
Jun
35c
10
1.00
(Dun-unuir) Ltd—3
Canadian
Cemral
5c
10-
-
1.60
Pennbec
Nov
38,500
50c
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Mines
Oils
Canadian
Canadian
1.52
—
Developments Ltd——
*
Petroleums Ltd
Lw„25c^
16c
,
50c
1.25
Cabanga
Uranium
1.05
41c
8c / Nov
300
30c-
1.47
.
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1—— 1
v-oip
-t
3,500
1
10c
14c
1.50
2,000
1.60
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1
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25c
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Sales
Range
*f Prices
Par
Oct
Nov..
Ltd—1
Week's
Last
Pacific PetYoleums Ltd
Aug
S*p
2qk0
Jan.^
159,950
Brunswick Min & Smelt
Corp Ltd—1
BUxnt Hill Tungsten Mines
Ltd—-—._1
ld.cu,f
-
29c
Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Brunhurst
Mines
Ltd-;
Cafelta
Nov,
20-
1,45
1.12
Brilund
Caiumet
Feb;'
20c
.,.
3oe
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.
1
Bonnyville .Oil & Refining
Corp1
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd
Voting Trust-*
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd—
_1
Mines
b?ac
,
Jan
N©y
1.25
Belle
xjouzan
9
50c
i._l
Mines
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp
STOCKS
hii/n
—1
:
Gold
4
Friday
840
9^c
1
Ltd
Bay Mining
Red
JANUARY
Bale PHm
Low
1
—
ENDED
Range for Year 1956
l'igh.
1
Ltd
Mines Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
Banriowaii
Shares
WEEK
for Week
Low
1
Gold
Barvaliee
Beatrice
Ltd A
FOR
Sales
Ktinge
of Prices
Par
Bailey Selburn
RANGE
Week's
Cast
Sale Price
1
—
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
'
Ft
bha«es
Barnat
Mines
Barvue
Mines
Barymin
Barymin
Base
——1
__—
——
Rai\ge for Year 1956
:
1.90
48,701/
6%
67«
100
1.55
1.50
1.60
34c
29c
_.—_*'
common
—_*
Tank
46
4.670
43%
Nov
51% Mar
29.050
1.61
Nov
5*irC 10 %c
2,150
.—1
01c
35c
70c
—________—*
80c
83c
86c
8%c
8%C
\
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—
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.
!
10c
7,000
8c
Nov
28c
13.400
9c
Nov
43c
99,034
NbV
44
Nov:
81aC
10 c
16,166
4.20
4.20
350
90C
90c
17%
171 i>
7%
7 la
4.50
4.50
4.50
—1
57c
41
%C
59c
2.95
8,817
92
92
92
Mines
Ankerite
Lake
class
Edmonton
Power common
Calgary
Campbell Chibougainuti
_1.
Caiiudu
Cement
Preferred
Permanent
class
Southern
Wire &
Cable
Canadian
Atlantic
Bank
of
Feb
Consolidated.
7c
7>/2c
Nov
12c
24»2C
361a
84
370
95c
1,700
5.55
7.025
30
58c
23,400
53%
52Va
54*4
600
25%
25
26
3,040
26
Central
Central
33'/a
95c
14%
12 Va
Nov
21'A Mar
25
27 %
Nov
11% Mar
6%
7
6%
7
2,810
6
Dec
85c
4,950
70c
Dec
95c
90c
80c
95c
49,800
7.55
60,600
2.90
Jan
10*4
10*4
10*4
200
10*4
Dec
10%
19
19
19
250
Nat
Feb
4,475
2.30
Dec
2.45
850
4.30
Nov
8
Jan
21
21
-2.07
1.75
1__—1
1_>-a
12',4
*
87n
8%
class
1
11 %
10*4
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160
*
28
26%
28 '4
5.372
19%
102
10
97 Vj
Dec
--
,
20
20
8,550
lo%
9.1mU
9
1,060
11%
7
preferred
10.
1
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11
11
12
1,350
5
5'a
2.450
3134
31
324i
7,108
29%
25:,i
25%
660
23%
25*
1
3.15
2.85
3.20
2.74
—
12c
4.25
4.50
400
11c
12c
7.500
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110
96
96%
25
32
32
pfd_20
17
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-
-
4
51c
.
Corp
Dec
12 Va
Feb
Feb
13
13
280
11%
Jun
13%
Nov
1.02
51c
Nov
2.18
Apr
9c
Dec
Oil
Gold
Oils
pfd
Wines
42 %
25
1.62
1.62
25
20c 23 VaC
36.000
22c
Din
6.60
Aug
42%
49
Dec
1.00
1.75
Aug
Jun
47 VA
37c
Nov
19c
69
East
East
25
Jan
2.27
30c
10,800
20c
Oct
73c
Feb
1
27c
19c 27 VaC
597(949
10c
Nov
39c
Feb
6.062
22c
1,279
1.58
Nov
45c
Oct
11c
9c
lie
8.300
8c
Nov
28c
Apr
39V2c
30c
42c
145.000
19c
Nov
48c
42c
48c
1
27c
27 c
22 VaC
Aug
10c
12c
10,500
9c
Nov
47c
Mar
26c
34c
39,000
30c
Dec
85c
Apr
14c
14c
15c
6.499
12c
Nov
32'Ac
Apr
85c
85c
1.500
65c
Nov
94c
Dec
4.65
4.95
56,820
•
Ltd
21.163
4.85
11 Vac 13%e
1
1.42
10c
6VAc Nov
1.52
1.42
1.55
50,897
19c
15 'Ac
20c
27,000
32
5,370
1
2
—
1.40
—
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10%
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steel
&
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30
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13'a
20%
*
40
*
12%
——^
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&
%.
Stores
:
30
12C
10.175
5,200
10%
25
9%
Chemical
Jan
class
B__
% 35 'A Aug
636
27 VA
13%
305
12%
Jun
21
5,875
17'A
Jan
25
40
820
32
Jan
44'A Aug
29
39'A,
30'A
,
12
12'A
8
8
8%
37c
23,850
14',4 -14%
10VA
1.920
30c
425
--
East Sullivan
13 Va
Eastern
Nov
Aug
7% Aug
36 V2 Mar
Feb
31
Eastern
Feb
Eastern
1,754
?
18 Va July
Nov
7
Jun
9
Jan
26c
Nov
70c
Apr
15
13 VA July
3.05
112,400
37c
Nov
21c
17c
21c
12,000
15c
Dec
47c
9'Ac
; 10C
7.000
7'Ac
Nov
13 %c
Apr
1.36
T.55
15.350
1.21
Nov
2.52
Jan
4.90
5.00
3,030
4.10
Nov
6.75 Mar
6.50 July
136
1C5
Mar
Dec
140
27
Nov
46
Mav
165
16
Dec
19
Feb
Eidrich
El
,
Kl
Mines
Gold
Sol
Ecjuitable
1.80 Mar
Eureka
Excelsior
1-35
1.35
1.40
1.5U0
2.00
1.75
1.85
'Sep
Feb
1,100
60c
500
7.85
8.50
14.860
6.60
Nov
10% Mar
1
4.35
4.20
4.i>0
6.716
3.25
Not
6.00
*
6-55
6.65
7.00
Nov
1.25
'
Anr
16.920
2.11
1.60
37.400
1.00
10(*
1(,c
1.000
2.24
2.50
66.039
1.50
Nov
2.50
ADr
4.00
4.00
100
4.25
Dec
7.00
Jan
14
14%
15
Oct
Dec
Dec
10
3.b0
$5
1.50
Jan
NoV
1.08
Jan
Nov
7,70
1,410
4
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34
630
51
39
53 A
52
52%
--
3jC
4^c
38P
1
2.80
Dec."
2.0 AX
30c
3X&
32c
40c
45c
63,650
9c
Jan
3oC
499,100
16c
21c
50
22,500
44
96c
75c
16,755
48c
Nov
54c
34,500
30c
Nov
49%
29
15'a
48c
Explorers Alliance
*
Falconbridge Nickel
famous
Players Canadian
•
•
41%
10,665
15%
16
1,690
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
1
19
19
32 0
1
1-80
1.70
1.95
52,080
31c
57
-•
Oct
Feb
Mar
2.35 Mar
Nov
56c
85c
51c
^8
1.20 July
36c
Jan
Oct
<
Apr
1.80 May
July
15c
55,000
47%
9VAc
Jan
79c
NoV
,24c
Aug
68%
Nov
35.300
43c
8^c
V
Apr
40
Dec
3 4c
Jan
8
JF*d}
31c
47 %
482
25
*
Refineries
Nov
26c
17,530
36
1
Corp
55c
20,200
7
—1
*
Insurance
500
45c
3.95
62c
6
1
tuinmou
62c
42c
3.70
7
3o
.
Apr
1.50
F*eb
1.30
Aug
'
Sep
3.20
90c
2:00
52c
7.85
Dec
Life
1
*
44p
-
1
Ud
Mines-
Glacier
Emerald
Ltd
20
1
A—
E'en-Roy Oils
2.15 Apr
1.58 Apr
Nov
class
Trust
Mines
Nov
1.09 Mar
Investment
Paper
Elder
Aug
Nov
Smelling & Refining
Steel Products
Economic
—1
——1
Feb
66c
1
_—
Ltd—_—:
Co
Feb
55c
5-90
83c
i
Mines
Asbestos
July
July
9'ac
4 38
1
1
Mines
i 21 VA
04c
1
Metals
Eastern
July
4.60 July
Dec
Gold
10% Mar
.■'
13 Va
55c
—-*
1
Aug
15% Mar
Nov
12
2014
*
com
common-
•10
Feb
9.10
Mar
39 VA May
Jan
5.50
9.90
12 %
10%
1
&
TexLile
Mines
,
Nov
93c
Nov
Mar
1.75
Nov
28
Apr
20c
Dec
12
2.50
—
Fabrics
31
1 00
Dec
54,310
8%c
25c
7c. 8'Ac
4.90 Aug
Jan
61,000
——,—1
Oils
Seagrams
1.00 Mar
40c
lie
I
Ltd
Corp
Anr
26c
-
:
Mines
1.26
1
1
—L
_1
Amphi
Nov
_____——_1
"
MalartlC
Apr
53
2.27
^
Jan
Jan
26c
Co Liu
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Aug
Sep
Nov
2.27
——
Rope
Sep
3.90 July
50 "a
Cupper
an
7«A
53
Exploration
Donald
Feb
Apr
6.00
28c
Mines—
Tar
29c
Oct
2.27
Steel
12'A
Apr
14
3.870
Mar
7.25
1
Mines
Nov
14
4.45
56c
Nov
_i
Mining
Dec
*
4.30
Aug
5
—
Minerals
arc
—
-100
Apr
71c
Coal—___——___ 100
Pass
Producers
46c
10
1.62
1
___—
Magnesium
30
Dec
9c
50
Mines
65c
--
pfd__—
4.40
—__
Horn
14,565
1-55
3,150
3.00
Nov
3.60
14,650
10c
350
42 Va
_*
Mines
88,033
2.45
Timb#
1.09
9c
350
Zellerbach
Rio
1.03
—1
Canada--—
Nest
75c
*
1
!
Pershing
98c
1
Zinc——
_—______——
of
Oil
68c
-1
—*
-
Mining
Bit
Duiiiinion
Dec
95
1.75
Mines
I.end.
utiiee
Domddn
107 Va Mar
Jun
Dec
6
Oct
17% Mar
____
13'A July
14 V2c
47c
8.00 July
Dec
4.50
Nov
81c
—
4 80
2,395
Nov
75c
*
____•
14
94c
1
Lid
Apr
11 VaC
—1
Quartz
5.75
20
300
1
Gas
5.25
Feb
15'A July
29
Dec
31,985
Dominion
2.70 Aug
,
17
1.000
3,5.5
5.75
60c
Jan
16c
Dominion
May
37%
51c
30
Oct
6.65
5.20
1
—
Reserves-!
27:%
Dominion
Jan
91
•
960
29%
Feb
16c
13,500
9.40
Dominion
Dec
7'Ac
15
96
4.00
23c
9.20
90c
16 VB
Eikiy
*
__
Nov
7% May
3.25
25,536
100
preferred!
27
Nov
1.75
11',a
5:*'b
25
44
8%
Jan
102
A
21
2.07
19c
9.25
Nov
16
Dominion
7.50 May
8
100
21c
•
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Feb
lie
5.00
Dome
25% Mar
Nov
2.37
5.50
*
4,100
1
Dome Mines
Dec
8
A
15c
'
Apr
2.25
—inc
Gas
94c
b.rO
cl
14 Va c
13 %c
ninuiiion
I6V2
.1
5.40 Mar
14c
Diadem
9.35 July
.—
Lt,d_—
Apr
Nov
2.40
Nov
Distillers
Apr
6.85
30c
76,870
Feb
1
common——
5'.
37
7.50
.
3.00
35c
Detta
14'A May
76c
,
2.70
6,310
15,750
Devon Palmer
Nov.
80c
*
2.83
60c
Desmoid
Mar
Nov
Nov
•
*
1.39
25c
51c
Del
Apr
Nov
13'A
1,480
Jan
Nov
July
7V2C NOV
51c
1
Pat
Gai
Nov
45c
8
Porcupine
Chateau
24%
1,045
-
69c
15c
92c
Delnite
Apr
13
*/2
Nov
1,750
D'Eldona Gold
Aug
5.0O
—
Central
Steel
59
33 Va
7Vb
__________——16%
Corp
Central
Chatco
Feb
Nov
27%
7Va
19%c
45c
1.500
Feb
Jan
Nov
2,620
•
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Warrants
Apr
7*4
13 'a
8c
25,170
Deer
July
9.00
13V2
1
Explorers
Charter
74c
Nov
30c
Producers
Leduc
Mar
27 Va
27
5.450
1,643,844
Decoursey Blew Is Mines
Aur
A—:—*
class
Mints
Gold
1,650
10c
2.04
Dec
6'A
D'Aragon
Aug
59c
"
Corp-
copper ccy
Canadusa Oil & Gas
Oil
35,360
14 %
24 Va
4
Vicious
Cassiar Asbestos
67c
14
Dec
Nov
4 4 Va
175
55c
65c
10c
Daering
Explorers
Daine
Mining Corp
Aug
22%
.
26,100
1.10
Crows
Sep
13 Va
5.25
80c
5
Crown
35 la May
Nov
3
___
Gaiiair..
Camo
26
66c
14'/a
6.25
Oct
40c
45c
19c
Cnnvput Minerals
Cusco Mines Ltd
Sep
15c
7,615
7.25
1.25
17
400
5,200
50c
Apr
*
warranty
•-'fpfd
Lid
Prospect
Cariboo
-
Nov
1.65
Warrants
Aug
_•
Railway
Petrofina
Natural
2.5C
6.35
Canadian Pioe Lines and Petroleums—1
Canso
.19 %
20e
9c
1.03
Croinor
95% May
1.57 Mar
11'A
Feb
4,500
Apr
6
Crestbrook
2.25 May
Mar
23
44c
1.09
Crec
Dec
39 *A
Dec
55c
400
1912
Jim
Dec
—*
_1
Craig
Jan
1.65
4.00
Jan
83
854
12
57c
,
Erlu
31
11%
92c
33%
.
Apr
16c
19c
Petroleum
Jan
1.10
94c
1.19
Tungsten
Gas
38
Nov
Dec
9 Va C
Mines
West
Nov
25
41c
Copper Rand Chitaoug
—____—1
5.10
Corby Distillery class A—.—16'/a
Cosmos Imperial
—*
13
Aug
3.-40
Sep
1.80 May
50!)
Aug
16 %c
Mines_____
Basin
Thor
Cupper-Man
Apr
168
Nov
1.41
65c
205
7.25
warrants
Can
Nov
95c
2oC
—_100
Western
146
5-15
—
warrants
Canadian
52
39 *A
25
common
Utilities
149
27,725
Feb
Nov
b.90
_____*
(
Nov
2.00
87 c
26c
10c
Exploration
Cournor
4
Machine
Tire
31
83V2
12
*
pieferred
Caj-acian
485
149
25
—
Canadian
37
38%
5.10 Mar
Feb
2.50
1.58
1
Ltd
Mines
Gurp
Feb
•
3.75 Mar
Dec
20c
1
1
Min.
Mines
—
Feb
1.80
l.OJ
16,876
,
July
11%
36%
2.IC
4.85
Aug
Mar
Dec
23c
2,500
2ac
4.60
Apr
1.95
Dec
3.35
._1
Poplar
Sunnorm
Publishing—
Ltu___.—
Coiipercrest Mines
Jan
32
26%
12,400.
"
loe
Oil—_——
Hydrocatbon
Canadian
Aug
*"69-"Aug
37
•
PctroIeum__v_
Thorium
541/a'' NoV
99,325
35c
35c
23c."
4.80
10c
Clark
Copp
cujJi'td'
Jun
1.60
33
Dec
20
Husky
Canadian
Jan
Nov
—
1
Securities
Canadian
Jan
19%
Dec
"
Homestead Oils
Canadian
54c
5
1.56
700
10c
Sudbury
Conwest
Apr
26
2.81
110,930
3.65
Dec
6.40
Apr
Apr
9
25
95c
•
Products
Pacific
1.12
14 Va
•
100
5.55
Canadian Export Gas Ltd—
1953
Nov
27
2.00
Dredge & Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
1955
6'a
6*4
3.50
1.35
3.50
_1
Consumers
28c
27
1.36
1.18
3.65
75c
Feb
Dec
6*4
2.45
Jan
1.31
80c
Consolidated
27
3.15
Apr
49c
1
1
Consolidated
Jan
1.26
Mar
50e
10c 11'/ac
Jan
Nov
2.80
84c
Dec
11c
Apr
18c
3.30
Nov
26c
•
Nicnofson Mines—
Northland Mines-—
14c
AO
Nov
11
,_20
Canadian
Canadian
vuYi.-.oiioaled
Consolidated
23.3
__
15e
5,660
Oct
2.80
6,300
Nov
6,200
•
4,000
24c
Consol
1,32(1
36%'
21c
20c 20'ac
21c
Feb
71/aC
1,055
Jan
171-aC
26c
24c
Jan
29
3,180
18c
May
3.25
6 359
30c
5'/aC Nov
17.310
45c
Nov
Oct
8.80
9,0-0
99c
7%
1.45
Feb
TlAC
12,200
Sep
11%
28%
Nov
20c
1,500
25c
Red
7
1.35
90c
1,000
10c
52c
Expiyr—
Regcourt
11 'a
26Va
9,302
25c
28 'it
CoiicolKuited
Nov
11c
2,600
1.25
44C
Consolidated
65c
10c
Mar
22C
Consolidated
2,110
10c
85c
2 3'A
Jun
70c
585
Dec
50c
Anr
7.50
1.500
38c
25c
Jan
7 Vac: Dec
31
7.934
2.7%
60c
1,120
6,000
8c
47c
•
14Va
11
9c
10,00.1
Mar
1
Smelting
&
15Vac
10
17c
85c
Negus;;, Mines~%-—__—_l
Consolidated
14 Va' Jan
Nov
>
8%c
14c
Dec
—_—_—_2
Mining
Apr
614
iDunsmnlrl.
Steel
Cos
21,500
2.15
7.35
Cellulose
Gas
Canadian Devonian
Ice
15c
Nov
28% Mar
—
Oil
Moslier
Dec
.___
Collieries
Preferred
5%
3,000
2
&
General
Morrison
Consolidated
Nov
43
Nov
common
Canadian
Food
Consolidated
52 Va Mar
4.00
40c
15c
Aug
Aug
Nov
49,165
*
Consolidated Peak Oils———
10 V
10,135
92c
9c
1
Oils Ltd—
50 Vs
Jan
5.05
common
Gold Ltd
Mac
27,840
3.30
15c
Mines___——1
Marbenor
Jan
381*4
preferred
Consolidated
6.50
2.87
1
—
Go1d___i__.
Howey
900
84,441
1
ilaiiiweil
Consoiidnted
12a Mar
12%
v—_—
Canadian Chemical
Coiisoiluated
20c
1.11
_*
Mines
Jun
14%
_i
Arrow„__—
36 V2:
745
Canadian British Empire
Oiis___
Canadian Canners class A
Canadian Celanese common
Canadian
Golden
Lake.-
18c
%c
Jan
5.50
.
:
Gin.es
15c
lCVAc 11
Mar
12 '/a
2_C
6.45
Mines——-—7
Iron
Feminore
Consolidated Guayana
J an
1,335
Cominerco
Breweries
Drawn
..
6,755
Aliiiefais
Canauian (Deeaita
Oct
65
Oil
Canadian
55 V
Oct
45 '/a
40
5.40
Oils_:
Canadian
Feb
106
23c
Nov
Jun
12%
,
Warrants
CoiisOtJuatecl
Nov
,
Admiral
Canadian
Aug
Dec
Co'iMu
Apr
50 %
13*8
class B
Aslona
tiHitatiiati
4.30
Jan
2.20
Nov
————12.50
cauaoian
Canadian
Apr
Nov
35
6c
warrants
Canadian
-
1.25
2.10
NOV
44C
5.10
B.
Steamship Lines
Canadian
40C
5,175
Pewolertui
Preferred
Canadian
47c
12%
Mtge„_
Oils
CaiuMitt Soiiiiicru
$1.75
East' Crest—————*
63*4
1
Packers
Preferred
Consolidated
9c
1.45
*
Warrants
Canadian
3.40 Aug
Jan
5.40
Lands
Canada
Canadian
71c
8c
28Vr
Assurat/ce
10
Exblorations_______________1
Canada
Canada
88c
71
—
Canada
3.15
-1
20c
14%
'——
Oil——
110
Warrants
Canada
1
Dragon
8
32c
Life
Canada Oil
.Warrants:.-—-—
Consolidated
-8
7c
-
6%
Consolidated Discovery
85c
10*/aC
•
8'/aC
75
Apr
IIV2
10
5,360
7
Jan
12-94
common—.
14c
7
Jan
Sep
1.3,364
29 %
12 Vac
Jan
Dec
95c
28:l4
14c
'July
44c
Nov
A pi-
90c
28%
13c
40C
95c
—
7,500
3.50
15
'256
20
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada Iron Foundries
16c
wlnit-s.—————1
46
29'2
•
13c
Apr
8
1
coiiiniutt
15'Ac
5.50 Aug
170
Lieuison
44'a
65'-
Nov
Consolidated
312
*
Nov
1.65
1.45
-
Apr
____1
Lake
105%
19%
Dec
65c
k
Nov
50
8,300
4.25
-
"C
Jun
Consolidated
At
3.65
127
2.25
40C
2,425
25c
200
127
Jan
7%
Petroleum
4.25
2.10
Consolidated
Mar
89'/a
26c
4.35
2.17
Oct'
Nov
13/2
A
Mar
14%'C
46
*
Dock
13
4j,juO
44*2
______—1
Burns As Co Ltd
Nov
30c
1312
;
9%
28c*
Consolidated
43*2
31
100
30c
July
51
13 Va
r
10%
Jun"7.
Mar
44*4
-
Mar
3.50
35c
Marcus
1
31c
Oct
Mic
—__•
Nov
10c
Consolidated
Ext_I
Jan
7c
1,000
Consolidated
Products
95c
25,500
10c
Aug
Buflalo Red Lake
474,723
14c
10c
Apr
17c
"2.09
10c
10%
Centl
17
1
1.68
92c ;. Feb "25c
•
10c
Consolidated
20
*
NOV
Cadillac—1
Callinan
Flin—
*
Ccrdasun Oils———I
Apr
Dec
Goiu
Dec
9c
„
50c
Nov
_——
Catniciiutt
50c
6,500
74c
14 >«
__
Nov
1,500
Oct
] 1
—
8V2
59c
lie 13 %c
59c
Nov
39
15c
5% May' .*
Feb
Jah1-
-1
16c
1,985
1
2T
1
16c
13'2
A_—1
"*2,226
Nov..
12.397
1312
—_1
8%
16
Jan
54.566
Mar
Gold
8
59c
*
Y.rZJyn
22c
Mar
Mining & Smelt__
400
Apr
37c
52
Alining
16
71c
Apr
21c
52
11 VAC
,2,860
85c
31 'AC
Oct
9c
78c
Dec
•
-
21C
HL
<-1
77c
4.25
85%
36 lac
52
—1
35c
Jan
Jan
Jun
1.85
59
_»
145
—
iJ2,613
Aug
May
2.12
—__1
1,054
——
42c
Nov
Nov
Nov
G5c
10J
-
-
2.10
v
9,500.-.
600
8'/«
— •
:—10
Gamma
42
'
5,675
15'
,
lie
Mines
Bei.tKtiio
42
.
•
67
7
Beta
48%
B
•
J
3". 40
16
*
v-ousoiiuateu
42
1312
_
35c
2.C5
Oil
Alieiibee
48
13'
*3.10"
61
Bakeries
41 Va
13%
1.15
_—___——
Consolidated
48
13 %
2.71
1.1(1
1.12
————-2.50
Corp
:
1
41 '/a
*
6.15
1
1
_____—
Consolidated
A—?
1^8 Mar
Nov
6.00
2.55
10.595
.47
class
Dec
2.49
18c
G%
49,40 J
2.56
Pnitiucis
50c..
ll'.'aC
Mines——
Consolidated
3.85
171-2 Mar
45
46'4
...100
26c
18,900
;,64,669
——1
Petroleum
Life
Mines
Development
—_:_„,:5b
—,%Av—50
Mines
Brunstnan
Met
Enterprises
——--50.
Brunnttrst
Can
10O
2.70
!
35,880
60c
4.25
Nov
90c
7,000
46%
—'
1.29
54c
50c
—
Mules——
Consolidated
Elec—
—
Nov
49'aC
V 3.90
Nov
6c
3.90
20,035,
*
AA—r-—-:
Canada
85
a
Feb
77c
Coumgas
Feb
65c
43%
15c
__———1
Copper
Yellowknife
Confederation
May
14c
90.;
—
Red
Feb
Nov
Jan
17c
1.58
9c
7%
*
Campbell
1.65
Nov
10c
Power
•
British Columbia Telephone
Co——-25
Broulan Reel
Mines,1
Bruck Mills class
Calgary
July
7c
'./■•—■•
British Columbia
Calalta
50c
5,500
12c
43%
!•
;
Packers
Dry
4,200
-—A--—_—l
Oil
Forest
Hill
Anr
1.47
171
warrants.
30c
1.45
13c
—•
Ltd—————.__
36,090
Nov
Ouiu
Confmonwealth
Jah
Cc
42c
Combined
Feb
1.90
2.25
1.50
.
1
—
2.90
Sep
Apr-
111,80 J
-l
cuimmtc
Apr
Nov
96c
6.35
9c
Dunlop
Lake
tfoino
class
common:.—
17c
5VAc Nov
Nov
8c
2.65
:i
Coldstream
Feb
"
-
*
B
Burrard
63.700
t_uY.«
3.25 Aug
60c
Dec
15c
17,657
Columbia
Burchell
3,712
1.40
Columbia
Bunker
21c
;
2.59
British
Building
Jan
.
3.35
54c
common—_———*
CoeiwmuU Farm Eanin——
*
Cody Reco i_—__—___d——~——-1
Jan
20%
2.75
20c
1.25
Britisn
BUittUu
71c
Dec
2.09
2.49
preferred
',4preferred
Brunswick
Nov
16VA
45%
9c
4 »/2 %
Buffalo
22c
...+
10,960
—___——25
Cochrane
;
LOU
3.60
55c
———1
Mining Corp
Consolidated
CoehenoUr'Wllians
Jan
2.70
1
preferred A
Buffadlson
3.40
Nov
Smelting
&
Chrysler
Cobalt
Jun
45%
2.55
preteried
Brunston
1.45
2,500
1
Petroleum
Class
8
Nov
6
25
1
American
Mar
4.25 July
.
Cordage
Columbia
4
34c
Nov
1.24
8.800
19c
Joining
Mines——
Chromium Min & Smell-.
Uoid
Clump
65% May
3.25 Apr
Feb
10c
British
y/
Dec
Ciiiouugamau
Range for Year !!>."• 6
Hiah
'3.45
3.95
~l
Explorer r^1
cmiboug Jaculet Mines——-—-—75c
CKib-Kayrana Copper
Feb
1.10
M>t»es—_—_________1
British
5
Nov
55
1
)
Mines
4%',v
8 %c
65
1.25
Truciion
Britalta
16,200
57
—
8k»r«.
9c
Chibougamau
Apr
120
-—
&
11c
1.25
61c
81.050
...
dritund
Nov
17
Mines
Bralonte Mines:.,—
Bralsaman
Petroleums
Bridge
Nov
12c
2.15
Corp pfd
..—50
Gold .MUies——_—_g_———1
Brazilian
51c
34,200
17
Mines.—_——
Bouscudillac Gold
Bouzan Mines Ltd
Brantford
33,050
1.89
Bordulac Mutes
Boytnar
Nov
50c
——
Corp
Mines
Lid
Buy Uranium
Bowater
-50c
Mines
far n««k
3.43
5uc
1
Research
Cbesr.uk
Dee
80c
2.11
---1 %
Gold
Jan
2.80 Aug
Apr
—1
Corp
Y-'Vvf.'.
Black
1.34
-
1.81
1
Uranium
Bonville
57
11c
Warrants
Bidcop
9%C
2.33
3,800
■
"
"—*
Mines
VtiKon
turns
28c
c
Teli'piione
Bethlehem Copper
Blcroft
68c
26c
:
5
Bell
Bevcon
61c
A.-.---':.-'*
Paper class
Co
Mining
500
'27c.
-___ —
Lumber
Belcher
15,000
'7.4
'
Beaver Lodge Uranium—
Beaver
70c
2.65
*
yy-JiU<r
—•
_—
£>eattie-iJiiquesue
Beatty Bros''
Beaucage
1.65
Nov
Feb
'
70
Ltd—V
is
1.09
Nov
49c
Chemical
'
Mines
Bathurst Power
38c
55c
—,
,
*
—;
3,750
2.65
G3c
—.
Ltd——;—r-l
Mutiny
Uranium
Petroleums
••
r~
43c
Low
Pot
Hign
Loir
Wvh
40c
---I
_
—_____—
Exploration
Metals
Bas'ka
Bata
tow
Par
v;
8aln
Range ,*•;
of Prices
Sale 1'rlc#
'
'•••'•'.
Week's
idsty
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
-
JANUARY 4
ENDED
Sales
STOCKS
last
-
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Wert's
Friday
STOCKS
6.80
Dec
1.61 Jan
2Gc
Mar
18 'A Mar
Oils
Far west
Federal
Aug
22 Va
Apr
25
50c
2.37
Jan
1.10
Dec
100
Grain
Copper
90c
1.00
2.93
3.C5
15,746
22c
25c
3,650
class
Kirkland
A
_*
27
26 Va
27
525
25
" Dec
28%
28%
25
25
20c
23c
17c
20
J
21c
40,500
1
1.90
17c
Jan
pep
Sep
1.05
2.95
25c
25c
Ltd
Tungs'en
Preferred
Federal
2.040"
44
Nov
Nov
29
1
Warrants
Fargo
Feb
15
18%
3.ti0
Apr
72c
Jan
36
Apr
Dec
31 %
Jan
Nov
62c,
Apr
Feb
Nov
*
185
Volume
Number
5601
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(79)
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Vtir,1
•Fittings
Fleti
Ford
Motor
Ford
Low
class. A-*.-,—
Manufacturing
of
Canada
class
_
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15
—
y
.
53
A
*
—
14c
Fraser Companies •_.*
^
34,,
Frppislier i*td comniuu^
j—-—
•
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Debentures
1— 4/*—
l.tJ,'e.;
1QQ ;
j 7g.
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co~-~—
*
j'
j
Galtwln
Exploration
Gatineau
5%
Power
1
preferred
Geco
Mines
28 %c
»
common
27',4
100
Ltd-
104
524
21
13c
15c
33
34
2.76
2.85
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
'76
General
A
Genex
;
Mines
com.
Ltd
Glenn
Uranium
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Mines
Goideii
Goodyear Tire
Ciraimm
Granby
&
Dec
Oct
6.10
5.75
6.10
6.00
•
5.45
6.00
:
1,700
4.65
_i
63c
63c
17c
Nov
5,566
68c
80c
Nov
20c
22c
14c
1
9'4c
i
1.75
I
:
corn_i
4
.
14c-
5
44%
27 %c
•
6.30
Jan
1.60
Am-
18 %c
Dec
10c
4,600
12c
Nov
45c
Feb
1,500
12%
Sep
18
Apr
11
44%
%
■
11
44%
/?
23c 27 %C
/Iv.:/
1.50
18c
Plains
Great
West
GreyhawK
Gulf
6
15c
43
25
3.00
3.00
3.00
40%
38%
40%
1.02
1.30
A
•
9
9
9
125
19
19
19
5
40c
Coal
class
Trust
40c
1
12 ''2c
Mines
1
—
;
Gurney Products
common
4
:
:
Gwillim Lake Gold
Harrison
Hasaga
Gold
Heath
High
Home
Hoyle
46c
Feb
Aug
Apr
1.09
Feb
Apr
Jan
Meta
20%
12%
Jan
7 %
3.00
100
7'%
Mexico
Oil
Midrim
3.00
110
6
Nov
12,603
8c
Nov
49c
125,300
25c
Nov
17c
41,330
12c
Nov
9c
Dec
Nov
Feb
13,050
5c
Dec
23,100
19c
Jan
7%c
•
30c
7c
27 % c
10c
35c
3.50
Nov
44c
•202,300
-0
9
22c
Feb
Mill
Apr
July
24c
19 %c
2.08
39c
14%c May
50c
Nov
58
30% Mar
12
12%
3,598
10%
Feb
10%
1
36c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinarv-5
.6% ; preferred.
4.86%
11%
_
1
$2% preferred
Inglis (John) & Co__.
Natural
Gas
45
•
5%
33%
Dec
49
30c
30c
500
16
300
32%
64
Jan
97 %
10%
241/2
1,705
91
100
Bldg
85c
22%
Nov
29%
Sep
90
Dec
102%
Feb
47
40c
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14
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Jacobus Mining Corp__,
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Jeanette
Minerals
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18%
Concord
Jowsey
1.74
78%
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110
131% Mar
Nov
116
465
115
Nov
46'T
48
4,286
28
Jan
35c
40c
28,025
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14
1,433
1.05
240
481/2
50
6,240
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New
Davies
New
Delhi
7
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Aug
of
Dufault
Lake, Lingman
20c
23c
21.100
14%
15
835
12
12
230
11%
11%
100
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55c
1.40
25,508
81c
3.25
3.40
5,194
27c
32c
9,172
1.60
1.75
43,600
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Nov
2.80 Mar
3.25
900
3.00
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5.00
10 %c
14c
26,300
20%
201/4
21 %
1,475
35c
Jan
Apr
94c
32,850
27c
18c
4,285
15c
Nov
3.95
2.05
37,391
Nov
3.95
May
Apr
Apr
65c
72c
7,500
90c
Mar
13%
Nov
Dec
18%
Jan
Feb
57 %
90c
Dec
1.83
Aug
Aug
6,510
95c
60c
39%
4,600
43%
14%
1,450"
50c
Nov
13%
48%
1.50
80
,.
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75c
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49c
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460
3.50
1,500
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26
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40%
40%
40%
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70c
70,865
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15c
19c
48,000
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48c
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4,250
10c
72 c
87c
2.15
2.06
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7,800
1.75
31c
4,900
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59c
54c
59c
17,100
45c
20c
93c
31 % c
Feb
2.08
Apr
Nov
38c
Jan
Dec
90c
Mar
35c
22c
2,500
16c
Jan
41c
42c
8,000
27c
Nov
1.15
Apr
1.49
7,800
Nov
2.05
Jan
19c
16c
1.40
1.35
1.30
19c
84,400
12c
Nov
1.45-
12,750
90C
NOV
20c
20c
18 %C
4,750
11c
63c
2.15
33c
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40c
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18c
18,600
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34 %c
48c
60,500
21c
Nov
2,000
13
1.19
Feb
20c
Nov
1.14
Apr
1.40
27C
Nov
9%c
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34c
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50c
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95c
1.00
11,250
40c
Nov
40c
38c
41C
20,400
23c
Jan
98c
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11c
8 %c
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7,900
8C
Nov
27c
Aug
I
12c.
9c
12c
26,500
8c
Nov -'M
17c
Aug
8c
Dec
6c
Nov
1.49 Aug
July
New
Rouyn Merger
New
New
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils
94c
Aug
48c
Dec
nc
10 %c
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65c
72c
14,500
40c
Nov
18c
25c
97,295
luc
Nov
46c
Nov
1.39
Aug
Nov
3.10
Apr
72c
12.912
2.10
7,325
8c
1.68
Nov
1.59 July
50c
Apr
11c
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91/2
92
8%c
9c
2.35
2.00
2.38
4,500
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1
3.90
3.80
3.95
21,275
1.37
1
2.90
2.83
2.90
4,600
2.35
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Mines
Mines
Acme
Noranda
1
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10%c
1
42c
36c
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55%
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1
6.00
1
55c
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16 %c
2,375
15%
Nov
22
July
48c
1,127
35c
Oct
94c
May
North
8c
4,600
2.50
2.55
1,800
Nov
5.10 Mar
£0c
98c
7,039
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3.20 Mar
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95c
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2.09 July
48c
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25c
22c
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6c
1.80
1.02
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Nov
4,500
14c
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1G34
67c
1.03
55,000
70c
Dec
Jan
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Nov
Norsyncomaque
13%c May
49c
2.75
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Oil
Mines
&
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Ltd
Mining
Ltd
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Canadian
Northland
North
Nov
Northspan
North
Oil
Mar
25
Mar
1956
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90c
1.05
16,300
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Canada
1
1
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16
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38c
Jan
6.00
Jan
37c
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Aug
Nov
56c
Jan
Nov
7.90 Mar
46c
Jan
2.00
48c
55c
5,125
35c
Nov
60c
1.05
16,425
50c
Dec
12,845
4.50
64c
Sep
Aug
7.35 Aug
80
34%
2.60
4,230
1.75
Nov
;
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13,500
5c
Nov
14%c
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Nov
61c
56c
63C
7,300
55c
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1.36
1.24
1.42
311,733
80c
Feb
5.40
5.65
37,271
3.15
July
•
13%
13
13%
970
11%
Nov
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4.00 July
Feb
1.31 Mar
1.73
Oct
5 90
Dec
5%
6
544
4%
Nov
17% May
9% Feb
39
39
39%
300
38%
Dec
46%
Sep
3.50
3.50
3.50
300
3.00
Nov
1.92
1.50
2.10
52,800
2.50 Aug
56c
Jan
46
46
82
82
5%
*
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Sep
1.59
•
50
2.30
Oct
40
47%
Nov
53
50
791%
Oct
95% Mar
14c
Jan
Feb
Nov
Dec
Feb
Nov
Nov
Norvalie
Utll
pfd
Mines Ltd
100
82
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Nudnlama
22c
.
20c
22c
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33C
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600
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24%C Nov
85c
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6% May
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27c
4.45
Apr
9
125
3.55
Jan
Obaska
7c
8c
9,000
5
Jan
O'Brien
Gold Mines
1
64c
60c
65c
6,120
55C
Nov
Ovama
Rockland
•
19c
17c
21c
11,000
11 %C
Jan
41c
•
15 %c
25c
Apr
Oct
1.30
Jun
21
75c
75c
75
49c
Nov
1.00
Feb
75c
80c
3.50(1
68c
Feb
1.08
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Lake
Aug
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9.000
7%C
Nov
41c
Apr
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12c
3,700
10c
Nov
35c
Jan
Okalta
2 75
2.40
2.80
30,580
1.75
Nov
3 65
Apr
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1.84
2.10
15,800
1.29
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3.35
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Nov
9c
5.25
37%
50
warrants
9c
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40.
1.000
170,922
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11c
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17c
18
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500
4.00
3.35
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3.55
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1.46
2.41
1
24
Nov
Nov
4,810
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Nov
43c
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common
17
9c
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49%
32,700
1
19
1.45
1,579
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2,714
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1.20
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23,500
467,300
37%
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2,935
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5.25 May
5.25
1
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Apr
5.05
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19%
3.75
3.00
Dec
5.05
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July
1.85
5.20
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18%
55c
8,800
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North
47C
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5.90
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14c
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50
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11c
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9c
1
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1
11c
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Feb
1
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Dec
Mar
Apr
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Mylamaque Explor
Apr
1.33
22 %c
65c
Feb
Apr
May
23,400
40c
1.87
Apr
36c
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New
70c
May
28c
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New
2.05
Feb
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Sep
59c
Nov
1.40
42c
1.43
1
1
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Jan
24 %c
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Nov
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Nov
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1
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1.30
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44
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Nov
47c
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Nov
Apr
1.50 May
48c
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Nov
75c
13,700
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Sep
1
.
1.47
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2,500
2.22
13%
14
46C
27,700
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Nov
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553
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17%
35c
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Apr
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30c
49c
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Apr
1
50
61c
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Lac
45c
Jan
Feb
1
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Dec
24c
1.86
34c
1
Exploration
I
July
Aug
5.70
27%
3.85
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1.50
3.20
Nov
Mar
2%
33c
Nov
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Nov
54c
Nov
.
Gold
11% May
11% May
Dec
170,290
Nov
2.60 Mar
1
Petroleum
Dec
7
82c
Nov
4.75
1
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10%
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1.28
Nov
Nov
——
1 fold
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8c
17c
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Mines..
July
18
11c
43c
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47c
Nov
13c
20c
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Lamaque Gold
Nov
25,033
Nov
11c
Oct
13c
12%
77,400
1,003
I_I
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50
14c
90.604
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40
21c
256.200
Mines
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48
461/2
12c
Nov
7
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Apr
22% Mar
Dec
17 %c
96c
.
Mines
4.60
Jan
1
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Lake
Nov
11%
25c
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Jan
1.45
4,080
20%c
1.15
150
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1.37
13,300
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68c
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119,300
2.05
141/4
1
1.15
1
*
31c
1.95
1
20c
Townsite
Long
26 %c
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76c
:
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Little
Nov
Hosco Mines
New Jason Gold
54c
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exmdin
3.80
Oct
20c
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Lake
Liberal
Nov
3.00
Jan
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Lencourt
35,778
1.25
90c
.
Kirkland
Leltct-
3.85
1
1.80 Mar
1
Mines
Hudson
Laura
Apr
3.35
16%
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Wasa
70c
Nornietal
Lake
Ltiz
25c
Nov
Jun
1
—
Warrants
Lake
Sep
15c
Sep
Dec
8,300
7,500
Kirkland
Lake
10c
19,500
12
3,200
857.970
Lake Osu
26,200
80c
26c
;
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Labatt
15c
40c
Mines
Highridge
11,900
44c
Labrador
12c
45c
Harricana
3.30
54c
Oils
Apr
Feb
33c
:
Explorations
New
2.05
45c
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Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kroy
Aug
3.50
New
1.30
37c
Kirkland
45c
12
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2.75
53c
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Dec
13%
46 V2.
5:
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Dec
48
1.20
37c
Kelvinator
Kerr
22c
5
com
New Goldvue Mines
3.30
1
Co
5,000
•
1.30
1
Mining
25c
Jan
1
Jupiter Oils
25c
Aug
18c
Ltdj
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Npw
Dec
Nov
_
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Mines
95% Mar
Petroleum
Gas
Dec
60c
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Toilet-Quebec
Nov
1.98
1
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Fortune
6
17
(1939)
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New
New
7,480
2.920
Gold
Joburke
La
New
New
Mines
Jellicoe
73
Nov'
Nov *
1
New
Newnorth
Walte
460
13%
New Dickenson Mines
50% Mar
w-
Jack
76%
1
Gold
Aug
1.90
75
2.20 Mar
30c
II
Oils
Aug
115
•
1
Bay
Feb
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New British Dominion
17
16,692
100
1
20
106
68
Nov
1
Oct
100%
105%
Jun
90
13c
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Apr
15.677
Nov
41%
55
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4%
,
40c
792
1.64
Mines
14%
9
71,020
•
5
80c
72 c
60 %
3.40
New At.hona Mines
New
Feb
941/4
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Car
Trust
Alger
104
93
25c
150
18%
Pipe Line
Mines Ltd
Explorations
10,135
75c
63c
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58 %
15
—
45
6%
Jan
50
;
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181/4.
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Jan
Dec
Apr
8
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3.80
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15%
80c
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Aug
15c
43
95c
Feb
90c
4.85
8%
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Feb
4,130
7'%
Oct
6
1.96
—
Drug & Chemical
National
New
Oct
550
471
%
'
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Nov
90
775
7!%
14c
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Nesbltt Labine Uranium
5»4
82
Apr
9% Mar
60c
49 %
Apr
63
23%
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Aug
62% Aug
12% Feb
18%
Ltd
July
Dec
175
Nov
84%
.
55c
Nov
85,800
6
84
25c
II
17
47
22c
39c
23c
Nov
1.05
Ran wick
Creek
National
Apr
5.20
Dec
5,563
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Nov
8c
60c
68c
comI_.
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Steel
23'%
1
Petroleum
International
—
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501
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Apr
Feb
1.41
6
32c
Locomotive
Apr
8,156
61 /8 '
6'A
Apr
47c
941/4
76%
I
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571/4
11%
14,167
49c
36c
70c
National
56%
19c
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May
55
11%
137.550
Jan
Nov
Dec
60%
Dev_—
Aug
42
2.05
84
,—1.25
15
Dec
1.92
11 %c 13 %C
17c
Feb
Jan
40c
25c
32
1
100
International
Products
380
20
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39%
10%
18c
103
1
15%
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common
-
Co
38
91
50
;
Inspiration
Mining
International Nickel
24%
100
:
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20c
♦
com-
preferrpd
Feb
6%
.
Cement
10'%
5614
56%
•
preferred
4,257
32%
jo
Accept Corp Ltd
11%
16
Gold
Moneta
National
Nov
8c
9.100
Jan
T6% Aug
15% Aug
5.15
16.500
Nov
Feb
Jan
60c
;
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Multi-Minerals Ltd
Feb
17,935
12c
23c
6%
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Co
Montreal
42%
24c
2.65
41c
6%
_
Mines
Dec
22%
—20
—
Ore
Anr
1,920
•
Nov
Dec
96
5
9c
13c
com
;
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17c
1.98
Mogul Mining Corp
Apr
83
19c
10c.
22c
•
99c
82%
24c
•
Corp
58c
840
—
Mtge
Metals
Jan
26
83
95
Brick
Min
251/2
•
Ltd
Uranium
Feb
'
95
1.08
lie
Mar
2.70 May
21 %c
3.20
Lake
70c
7,150
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Gas
12c
5.85
10,600
48
•
80c
1,000
5.60
7,660
14c
Nov
1.36
Apr
12 Ms
5.75
1.59
13c
—1
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Apr
May
25%
39%
Nov
l3cv
Apr
1.63 Aug
Dec
6c
Gas
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Apr
6
•
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14,500
-13.50
4.000
120
28'A
4,400
9c
1
pfd—
85c
43'A
1,429
2.25
Petroleums
Mindamar
Nov
8c
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Milton
1.00
1.45
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Milliken
1.70 Mav
2,300
1.92
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431/4
31%
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85c
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1.20
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Lake
27 >/2 c
1
1.17
31
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15c
15c
Feb
Aug
-
Midcon
2.30 Mar
62c
•
Light & Power
Apr
Nov
Nov
Mines.
Jan
Feb
Apr
30c
I__
5%%
Aug
6.00
1.73
5,550
2.50
I7V4C
Jan
40,580
Mining
38
Nov
8c
36c
Petroleums
29c
Nov
1,90 r
1.82
Dec
60c
1,000
1*51
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Jan
20
30.900
.
24%c
Petroleum
Mexican
24%
75
77c
10c
Nov
Lake—I"—
Paper
21%
70c
Nov
I100
Uranium
21%
■
Feb
5c
pfd———_H .100
Exploration
Mersey
Apr
Sep
1.49
26c
Feb
46c
Ltd
L„
Merrili Island
Dec
40c *
12,600
McWatters Gold Mines
Merrill
S5c
Nov
26,000
Porcuptn®
22% Mar
23
Nov
-12c
9c
Mines
Mentor
35c
6,000
60c
Frontenac common
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Medallion
2,500
18C
33c
McColl
11 % July
85c
15c
55c
Mines-
Consol
Red
82c
2.18
8%C
Preferrpd
McMaimac
85c
Nov
'
9e
Ltd
Red
85c
59C
B
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McKenzie
93,575
1.82
—1
Nov
10c
Oil
Iron
Jan
Aug
1.38
35c
Martln-McNeely Mines
nt pre
Juii
24c
1.25
Jan
1
Mangold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
Mel
26c
10c
1
Mines
Maybrun
,,.,32% Aug
6%c- Jan
27,200
—1
Maple Leaf Milling
Nov
2.55
45c,,
•
Preferred
Uranium
6%c
67,550
■.
Bank
Industrial
Maneast
Ltd
Dec
25,233-
I~ —1
MinesIII —1
Gold
Lake GoJd
Matachewan
28
'
18c
10c
Goldtlelds
Mines
245
29%
~
class
Malartio
Marcou
23% Mat,
9c 11 %c
r
71c
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Maraigu
Nov
]
Bloedel
Red
15%
■
14c
21%
Mines
22
-153,700
Paper common
Lake
Madsen
Mar
740
I7V2
Mines
—1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
'
17c
•
Imperial
Irish
630
Apr
Gold
Mines
Macmillan
Mar
23
29
.■
Explorations
Mackeno
Jan
•
Imperial
Isotope
3(3,501
Apr
Ltd
Erie
B
300
10c
26%
1.07
Gold
Co
&
Class
4.00
8c
9c
Oils
Hughes Owens Co class A
Inland
8.50 Mav
13c 17 %c
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Inland
151/4 May
5,740
95c
Hudson
$4%
11,901
Nov
Nov
8<J.
1.00
Mining
Indian
19%
11%
28c
17 y2-c
1
Consol
Smith
Huron
6,300
1
B
Howard
9,800
12c 12 %c
14c
A
Class
Oct
20%" Feb
—1
Ltd
Oils
Oil
Class
32c
200
16c
Lake
(Canada),
Hollinger
Feb
1
•
Dauch
&
19
1
_
Mines—
Highland Bell
High wood Sarcee
Hinde
Nov
10c
1
•-
Mines
Crest
__j
1
Iron..
Red
Gold
Gold
7%
68,300
3.00
*
Mines
Mines*.—
Lakes
Headway
Heva
/'
Gold
Minerals
of
5.85
21
3.95
Mar
3.75 Aug
541/2
Nov
50c
181/4,
'/al
47
Jan
44c
10
Jan
Macdonald
Macfie
48
Nov
17c
~1
_j.
Mines
Midwest
1
Carpets
Rock
10c
*
__
Mines
Harding
Head
:
Nov
714
80c
21
25%'
__
1
Gypsum Lime & Alab_
Hard
19'4
11%
.
4.60
25%
38c
21
•
1
Warrants
Hallnor
42c
•
10
——
Ltd
Mines
Lead
2.00
80,950
64c
57
Nov
42% Aug
2,280
1.30
Nov
Nov'
5%
275
1
1
Nov
3.75
34
475
43
Oils
Mines
Gunnar
5%
Uranium
Guaranty
Gulch
6
43
Saddlery.—___—____*
West
Great
_1
Develop
Grass
July
60c
170
Nov
Macassa
Maxwell
13,700
—50
Sweet
Nov
5.00
5
2,295
!
Nov
132
2,350
Great
Mar
24
41
Great
36c
13%c Jan
6,000
4.45
1_
Dec
Feb
144
4.25
Warrants
Nov
5c
46c
23c
39 J/4
common-'--*-
Feb
135
41
Gas
Apr
3,905
4.35
Northern
3.90
Dec
17,700
•
Preferred
64c
Nov
103,500
1
Great
j.
1.82
Granduc Mines
Paper
7.00 Aug
7.00 Aug
1.70
—
Toy.—— 10
Lakes
Mar
21c
,
135
1
;
4.30
49
48c
12,748
4,500
8c 10 %c
I A
Dec
15c 16 % c
.
•
Mines
11c
11,294
7
7% July
57
Jan
22,500
1.08
5.75
Great
.
3S V2 May
4.70 Jan
1,221
34c
20p
1.01
5.20
Gold
Consolidated
Grand
Grandines
Mar
Nov
4.90
45%
""
.—
Bousquet
24
14%
100
1.01
—
(Canada)
Jan
343
5.70
;
Mules
Uranium
/• 112
—I-III
Goldfield
(W M )—•*—*.
Lyndhurst Mining Co—
Yellowknife
Oct
15%
'
1.28
Lowney
Lynx
39
313
17%
17 %c
Mines
v
Louvicourt
Htgn
804
17%
11 %C
1
Low
42%'
17
29%-
Warrant's
Nov
Sep
5
335
Uranium
Jan
Apr
100
—30
Range for Year 19.76
High
*42
17%
pfd—III
A
Jan
56
1
ManiLOU
Goldfields
.8%
54c
5
1
Gold Eagle Gold
97
t
32
54
•
Mines
;;
4.75 Apr
Oct
41 %
___1
;
»■;
Jun
41%
42%
class
Explorations
Lorado
Shares
17%
ilj
Groc
for Week
Low
rU2%V
Long Islana Petroleums
20c
70
Loblaw
Sales
Range
of Prices
>
/
Iomega
Aug
26%
3,775
1
*.
Dec
Jan;
Class, A
Class B
27?*,Apr*
.41
Oct-'
7%
510
105
1
Geo-Scientific Prospectori
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines-;
Nov
55
1
-
2.40
Ocf
>/
-<_50
—
26c/, Jiin
*•,.
Jan
78
23,000
17'%
1
Canada
—
70
27%
//Dec
Loblgw, Cos., pfd——
Jan
59%
137%
Nov
200
104
;/■
Petroleum
Class
79
•7%
■i
I6V2
5
1
21,090
26c 28 %C
2 7',8
18
,t
Now
30 %
•
July
2.00
May
7%c
325
f
17
.
General Motors
210
""12,000"
*
IV2
Week's
ast
Par
\
12
Oct
102
22
f
i
Hign
Feb
8oe
51
t
104%
f
General
9
•': 1.100
.
396
.
,
100
1.00
58
__
.
Friday
Sale Price
103
103
of.Canada—21
Mines
5.2.
JANUARY ,4
Range for Year 1956
Low
934
95c
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
'9%
_•
.
Co -(US).
Foundation Co
Francoeur
*"■■■
,
of Prices
Par
For Week
Sales
for Week
Range
Specialties—
Mines-
Gold
Selections
Rare
*
9
"
8
1.30
Nov
Apr
May
Malartlc
ExDloration
16c
70,000
8c
Jan
1
80c
40c
80c
27,100
38c
Nov
90o
Metals Mining
Oils
2.74
2.20
2.74
17,830
1.78
Jan
•
36c
28c
39c
894,300
15 %c
Nov
45c
Apr
•
gc
7c
8c
24,500
Jari
12c
July
15c
;
.
4c
3.25 Aug
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
.
(80)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Sale Prloe
stocks
|
£.35
common
Warrants
—
Ltd
Mines
12,1.) 0
26c
22c
Nov
32c 33 %C"
56%
11,868
40C
Nov
1.53 Mar
Triad
6
1,080
50c
Nov
10,500
21c
Nov
39 %c
10%
4.545
57
4,085
Shawkey
1.66
2.25
Apr
United
Fuel
2.L0 May
Nov
United Keno Hill
United
United
Steel
55C
Nov
89c
41%
Mar
class
Nov
62 %
Apr
Universal
4,000
40c
Dec
€8c
Jun
Upper Canada
284
53%
Feb
70
4.85
4.50
5.00
3,100
3.00
9c
8,000
5c
7.15
6.80
7.25
__1
6.75
6.75
7.00
2.35
2.70
Products
Dec
6.90
Apr
Vanadium
Nov
23 %c
Apr
Vandoo
7,350
Nov
8.30
Jan
Ventures
4,415
4.50
Sep
9.40
Jan
Vi#roy
5,000
1.20
Sep
5.40
Feb
Vico Explorations
Shirriff
Feb
Violarnac
Voting
1.05
Nov
2.45
1.30
Nov
2.74 May
Virginia
8c
16c
16,000
8c
Nov
45c
Vulcan
1.35
1.68
73,655
95c
Nov
1.10
1.05
1.19
12,330
74c
Nov
12c
11c
12c
12,000
9%c
Jan
32c
9.75
9.00
10
6,960
8
Nov
15
60c
Nov
4.60
Feb
4.60
Nov
Webb
65 c
65c
1,900
1.81
2.08
29,800
1.70
Aug
4.85 Mar
Mines
21c
22c
3,500
15c
Nov
18
18%
4,590
17
Nov
30
Walker
Waterous
Apr
Mar
G
Simpsons
1.80
2.50 Mar
96c
1.04
11,350
1.67
1.60
1.75
29,395
16c
14 % c
16c
2.00
400
19
18%
19
1,796
2.05
2.20
300
Feb
Western
38c
44 c
8,500
19c
July
75c
Apr
Weston
15c
20c
10c
Nov
34c
Apr
64c
47,699
5,900
16C 17 %c
41,500
9c
1.03
1.98
1
1
19 %C
22c
60c
16c
80C
Nov
1.75
Dec
27c
Dec
Nov
Aug
2.70
1.20 Apr
V
Feb
26c
21c
23c
3,282
13 %c
Nov
70c
Jan
80C
80c
3,432
70c
Nov
1.50
Nov
17%
17%
17%
1,277
16
Nov
10 %C
9C
12c
8%C
10c
68%
68
C8%
1,999
11
U
11
10
16%
16%
16%
4,820
28%
28%
12%
11%
12%
12c
16c
18%
17%
18%
West
Maygill
270
97
97
15%
15%
Warrants
"
Western
Class B
'
Oil
Warrants
SUpertest
Surf
Tale
Dec
Yellowknife
95%
Nov
Dec
102% July
18
Inlet
Switson
Nov
1.19 Mar
51c
Nov
Nov
1.20
Dec
2.35
2.40
2,100
2.00
Jtin
3.15
4.25
30.500
1.75
Jan
3.85
47,000
2.55 Mar
83%
85
347
68
Jan
95
47%
48
400
46
Nov
1.10
1.10
1,100
88c
Dec
7.95
7.75
8.10
34,514
10%
10%
10%
825
25%
25
25 %
22
315
22
22
10
4.55
Lead
3.25
4.50
Nov
10%
11%
20
Nov
29% Mar
21%
Dec
28%
300
90c
90C
98c
18,215
68c
Dec
47c
52c
9,000
30c
Nov
80c
10%
10%
240
10%
Oct
Apr
13%
50c
10%
20
19%
20%
b92
70c
67c
71c
5,400
17%
17%
4.40
8c
5.40 Mar
Dec
Nov
16%
Jan
Jan
1.70
Feb
52c
27c
Apr
May
25
Jan
July
17 %
900
14,
Jan
18
Oct
15c
10,500
11c
Nov
31c
Feb
25c
30c
28c
49-
6,100
25
18c
44
Oct
July
56c
56
July
July
31c
July
Dec
8c
36,500
Oct
1.70 May
2.04
Apr
20c'
5,600
60c
Sep
Nov
43
Feb
70c
25
Apr
34
41,450
•
Feb
;
1.50 Aug
20
16 %
Dec
22
Sep
1,035
17%
Oct
35%
Jan
i
1,191
36 %
Jan
;
104 V*
Feb
v
Apr
»
18
Oct
25
88%
Nov
225
7%
Dec
10,400
1,70
Nov
3.40
Apr
i
500
1.50
Nov
1.84
Sep
s
»
14
18c
Oct
•
16 %C
Apr
i
52c
Apr
!
9%
1.10
1.40
-11
1.23
1.62
3,774
9%
Nov
15% May
\
9.250
1.05
Dec
II,720
1.34
Nov
1.75
27c
10c
May
7%c Dec
12,500
14c
68c
Nov
21c
22,604
Apr
1.30
•
Dec
2.07
Jan
Jan
38c
37,000
28C
Oct
55c
10%c'
l3fc
23,200
10c
Nov
25c
1.75
7c
1.80
7c
5.620
1.35
Nov
3.00
1,000
5c
Nov
14c
May
<
26c
26,900
17c
Nov
70c
Jan
!
3,000
36c
July
60c
Aug
i
35c
—
23c
25c
—"
45c
40c
Friday
'
Apr
Apr
i
National
Andian
Corp_
Asbestos
Gold
Canada
Dredging
—«
Industries
Canadian
_•
common
Coast
Copper
Consolidated Paper
J
,,
90c
Feb
Dominion
Bridge
16 %c
60c
Apr
Dominion
Glass
27c
27c
1,000
21
55c
Feb
DuPont
36
36
50
42%
Apr
Gaspe Copper Mines-
7%
7%
7%
25
%c Nov
31
Nov
9% May
-Feb
FO>
25
23%
26%
71
70%
61c
Jan
2,935
22
71%
2,916
57%. Jan
80
•
9%c
8c
9 %c
6,500
7%c Nov
18c
15% Jan
24% Aug
1
20%
19%
20%
l
3.60
3.00
3.60
41,675
1
49c
40c
50c
30,600
25c
1
10c
9c
10c
15,400
6%c Nov
1
3.80
3.60
3.SU
9,230
19,225
5
5
5
150
1.75
1.75
1.75
60
17%
17
17%
3,650
50c
.
»
■I-
I
7c
8c
7,600
4.60
1.25
400
1.35
4.50
1.29
38,500
2.10
28% Apr
Nov
3.25
Nov
Nov
5%
Nov
1.50
Dec
Apr
Dec
Apr
22 %c Feb
6.70 May
8%
•
325'
Jan
3.50 Aug
15%
Nov
26%
Feb
7c
Nov
20c
lie
Oct
44
July
43%
5
lie
1,666
6C
28c
~i
H*
39c
5,500
9%
9
9%
325
1.62
1.55
1.75
~__I
4.50
4.25
4.50
39c
35c
Canada
of
Hayes- Steel
' 19c
35% Nov|
4
Dec
33% Jan
Securities
cnm_„•
J—
;
i
47% July
.
193«
1,255
17% Nov
51,%
20
50
1,700
32% Oct
17 "Dec
3T2
200
25
113
27
Jun
90% Nov /
38% Jan
k--/—
.28
103
28
—
.<--103
>
-
"
46%
*
48
10%
100
*
29e
24%
53
29
Aug
.
Mar
Nov
Apr
<
56
a«T
}
41
Aug
.
" 60% July
|
■;
Nov
32
205
10%
5
Utilities
Dec
15c
500
.
51
"19
^_1
Products
Interprovlncial
,
19us
-,
International-Utilities
Loblaw
Minn
Pato
Pend
6
inc.
Ontario
ft
Flour
Ogllvie
Oreille. Mines
—
——2.50
Paper—
common—
,
Gold Mines
Consolidated
—
I
——1
<
142%
a
Feb
90
42
52
6.75
5.15
77%
J»n
Apr
Jan
13
10% Nov
.
Third Canadian Gen Inv Trust
Gold Corp
35%
65
31
4.55* 4.70
__
1,413
400
2:)0
58
59
40%
5%
-
'** '
•
;
"
3.40
40%
5V2
55c
55c
__
15
55
69% V
32%
v 3.20-
'
Rtdgeway Corporation
600
66
29
-;69%
"
31%
34
1
—
Price-Bros
1.48
Yukon
(Consolidated
FOOTNOTES
Dec
39
38%
~ Hi
19c
Apr
Mar
Apr <
Mar i
Apr . |
Jan. -1
Feb
24
Jan
6% Jan ;
52
Jan )
14% May ;
15
Dec
3.20 Nov
50
100
1,745
37%
i_*."
1
common—
°
__
International Paper common-—2—7.50
Apr
Nov
Nov
43%
10 %c
400
4.00
39%
8.00
51
13 /%
4»
24 %
6.00
25
4.50 Dec
32% Nov
9Vii Nov
32
Dec -v
15
Novyi(
3.90 Dec
20
Nov
Oct
Nov
Dec
4.35 Oct
2.75 Nov
50
Feb
75
37
t
1,075
.
j
\
Mar
Jan "
Aug
«
54% May
Dec
5% Mar
51c Nov
1,000
*
.
6% Jan
72c
Aug
<
„
j
Apr
10
4%
90c
38%
43 %
294
2,265
365
865
„
Mar
1.20
3.25
-
„———1———*
Oil
30 %C Nov
.
5
•
—
275
700
75
y.
*.
19lL»
3.60
40
39%
4.00
38%
__
Com
33
16%
4.10
22la
3:60
'
*,
i
•
—
1
Westhighouse
7,300
3G
—
Range for Year 1956
200
5.00
37%
10 V«
32
16%
3.95
22%
18'J4
—
Marconi
Canadian
-
Sugar—
Dominion
&
5,200
Jan
4.75
1
Co
Bulolo
iharaa
>(«k
37%
9%
-
Corp
Brown
\
'« W*fc
•( rrlMi
5.00
37%
-L-.
!
-
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R»«|«
t.om
"
—
Curb Section
Wa«k'»
>
I .mat
Canadian Pulp & Paper--.—_♦
Newfoundland Develop—
—5
Anglo
Anglo
-
Fund*
B»|« Frla*
30c
27c
.
STOCKS
60c
«
75c
40c
Nov
1
49c
89c
I
13c
13 %c
_1
——
25 %c
20 %c
Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagaml Mines
Apr
Nov
Dec
21C
60.550
1
29c
j
79c
Nov
\ 3,000
Canadian
Dalhousie
Nov
Taylor
18,500
35,154
Sep
Dec
2.85
Dec
2.80
33c
Oct
Nov
II
73c
400
3,500
Feb
Toronto Stock Exchange
Aug
Jan
Mines
Dec
60c
64,890
Jan
10c
27c
36 %c
13c
1.77
———20c
•
r
60c
Preferred
19% Aug
11
1.20
1.50
1
-
Mines
Mining
Zulapa
44
9
Sep
50
17c
Oct
Dec
47c
Aug
Sep
11
a
Feb
Nov
■
—'
range).
V
(not Included
in year's range).- ■'
Sellhig ex^nterest,1:
'
Jun
•
7,360
2.75
Apr
f Flat
4,400
2.25
9.00
Feb
r
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price.
sale
.
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sale
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OUT-OF-TOWN AND
par
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1.30 Nov
Jan
FOR
—1"
value.. 1
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•No
TUndem
Jan
9c
22%c
.
——_•
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—
Oil
Metal
Zenmac
Canadian
1.16 May
12 %c
13c
~~~|
11%
2.70
Pir
21,800
*
74% Mar
10c
23%c
—1
1
Nov
10c
»
15%
Nov
2.58
1.70
22%c
12c
1-75
27c
1
—
Mines
Yukeno
Apr
Aug
8
Taurcanig,Mines
90
10%
2.65
1
—
Bear
Sep
9
6.00
4.55
,
Nov
61 Ya
890
1.25
17
19
19%
90
10%
—
2.25 May
8C
•
12
585
1.00
115
17
18%
19
—
Aug
8c
j
100
4.75 Aug
Oct
2.50
595
Jan
July
3.90
55c
common
Aug
1.337
1.95
—
—
—
Zinc—
6c
Canuck
'5.10 Aug
10c
i
Tamblyn
Jan
95c
Nov
41C
1,000
1.30
65c
36%
17
55
22
Jan
5,250
~
3:40
15%
Aug
17,500
Gold
Nov
Dec
1,600
1.76
18%
19%
—*
Jun
1.05
150,162
41c
36%-
—
5.50 Mar
1.92
1.18
1.15
-
*
Aug
Nov
Nov
12'%
20c
17c
Mar
15
9',2C 10%c
—
Nov
60c
49
Nov
3.90 Mar
12c
Cons
,
-
5%
Dec
54% Mar
1.47
30c
70c
Industries
Dec
1.34 Aug
22,658
Apr
10c
Sylvamte Gold
—
Mines
Gold
18
Dec
lie
ordinary
1
Wrlght-Hargreaves
1
Petroleum
24%
2.75
Jan
-8c
*
Mines
•
Coghlan
Jan
<
1
Propane
33c
20c
10%c
<__*
Petroleums
14%
2.875
•
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
38c
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1
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1
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18'%
70c
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Cons
Aug
15c
100
3.50
>
Jan
2.98 May
18
14c
Mines
Wlllroy
Nov
35,300
•
Bros
2.95
69
•
Jan
40c
Nov
Jun
31%
68,850
.13% !3%
68 691%
'r. 18 18%,
68c
70c
340
340
38c ' 42c
32%c
35c
13%
*
*
—
Nov
30,500
_*
Warrants
Feb
Aug
Nov
10c
5,488
64c
—
—1
—*
33% Jan
July
17c
0
Superior
%
2.75
200
69,300
1.50
f
Jan
45
"
14
330
12%:
60c
12%
class B
A
18% Aug
1
A
1.25
12%
1.40
25
63c
Windward
63c
61c
85
•
Oils
*-1
A—
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Woodgreen Copper
3.60
1
Oils
Sullivan
1.45
Aug
7.85
Nov
13c
12,000
Apr
,■
62
Dec
325
26c
:
Jun
4.25
50c
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Btanleigh Uranium Corp
5.55
30%
36c
?
'
Apr
325
21c
-
325
'26c
1
i
Aug
Gold
Steel at Canada
Nov
28%
3.50
23c
40Tii
—
20c
.39%
1
1
11%
Feb
22c
31,500
'
Stedman
lie
57% July
55
17c
38
—
68
May
1
class
V
'A 30
190
Feb
8.60
Dec
3.50
6.40
*
1
*,
Yukon
&
Pass
Winchester Larder
1.73
•
6c
Mar
Nov
Oct
Preferred
White
Wiltsey
15%
22
Mines
Olsen
39
Aug
37c
19%
3,300
•
59%
42
59
'
_
Nov
66
28% July
60
'
—
Oct
15%
22
Oil
Stanley Brock
Skarrat
Oct
Sep
Dec
:.
Co
Jan
2.35
1
Standard Paving 6c Materials
Staowell
4.40
300
-
12c 12%c
59
42
-
class
Apr
26
155
•" Aug
47c
35c
Apr
Nov
65c
Petroleum
Naco
Plywood
(Geo>
18c
18%
1.24
16c
49'
Stadacona
19A4
12%c
-
—*
class
24 %c
.
15%c„
61c
1.71
*
6c
29%
'
Dec
46 %
18%
—
^
-
-
Grocers
Western
10
1
Union
29
1Q%
•
6,200
6.30
—
—
Decalta Petroleum
Western
11c
300
30c
28c
30c
50c
Rol
Spooner Mines
5.80
6.10
„.
10,000
20c'
15%c
996
/
64
j
19c
20c
5,399
28c
62%
20c
2,579
Oil——:
Gas
Nov
12%
3,670
Southam
Southern
26c
—
64
"
6,850
Copper
Nickel
Dec
11 % Mar
59,000
Ltd
Slater common
Valley
-
*
87c
..
WMrlch
56 %
1,188
14c
•
A
W..
&
8c
18,350
*
1
,
—
7%c
132,535
9C
May
52c
Dec
Dec
'
■
'
Souris
30c
32c
24c;
Apr
26
Nov
45c
Jan
Mar
2.70
Jan
2.05
Apr
2.85
Jan
10
Jan
6.05
1.14! Nov
8 %c
60,200
1
—
Van
24c
I,940
7.950
Dec
Apr
12
Jim
5%
36,679
.
24%
Weapac Petroleums Ltd
West Malartic Mlnes_^
Nov
Ltd
Slocan
50c
8.85
b3c
Pyrite
Nov
*
Ltd
Mines
Slscoe
47c
1
Lake
91c
com
class
21 %
ouc
Equipment
Weeuon
Werner
99c
10
*
»•—*
Mines
Jan
,24Ye
Kuapp Canada Ltd
&
9,166
*
Dairies
8
104,156
Amulet Mines—
Walte
Apr
30c
18
common
Standard
4,475
17c
2.10
16J,4
Walnwrlght Producers & Ref
Apr
15,000
Mining
Silver-Miller Mines
SUverwood
19%
G.40
Oils
1.15
Silanco
Silver
19
7.95
14c
Ltd
preferred
Dare
Apr
3.50
21c
—25
•
Quebec—
Mines
Sigma
53c
1.76
16%
233i
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Nov
65c
2.00
1
*
trust
Nov
6.00
—
2,300
1.29
common
Breweries
23c
i
—
—
60,875
1.00
Preferred
Sicks
B
class
Mfg
1.18
_—
Horsey
2,200
10
Explorations
1.40
25
Bnerrltt Gordon
29c
16c
Ltd
1.99
1
—
27c
14*
16%
Alloys
Consol
1.14
:.
Gold-
Creek
Sheep
—
1 "*•
*
w
——
1.26
—1
1
1
Mines
114%
3,138
—-—
Mines
5.38
1.29
Mines-
Uranium
2.70 Aug
Nov
Dec
—_——*
1
Cement
Michael
2:50' Apr
1.55
—•
1.70
1
Ban Antonio Gold
1
tend River Gold
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
•
Saskatchewan Cement
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
—50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Class B preferred
:——50
bt
Nov
49 % Feb
Aug
preference
class A
A
Lawrence
75c
11,483
■
Sep
Jam
44%
—25
Corp_
2,527
1
50c
-*
new
Dec
-
Jan
,
48%
9,121
28c
—50
Oils
60c
—
Industries
pfd-^
Mines
Montauban
United
56%
—
Lawrence- Corp
5%
A
—
Feb
18c
Yankee
St
class
14% July
46%
Roxana Oils
St
Inv
55
1
Mining
41
115
32c
102
8,784
*
A
preferred—
B
1
Preferred
Nov
'
Class
1
•
-1
,
Nov
90
—
Mlnes~-.IIIII__II—I-Il
Estella
United
2.25 Mar
—
A——
Nov
39
120"
«.
1.75 July
Nov
class
Ltd
55c
1
„
9%C
30
,
1H
l
Ft
Oct
11% Nov
'25,600
42%
Nov
rltLKK
Feb
7c
i«i52
70c
3.40
1.40
9,000
May
8.85
—1
Mines
Corp
1.00 Nov
100
9c
13%
62C
59c
*
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy class
Koymlte Oil cummou
'
Corps
Nov
1.20
3,600
88
42%. 42%
1.20
1.35
2.15 2.40
1-26
2.40
1
1
——
United
1.19
Mar
24
114-
Apr
34c
Nov
90c
40
Nov
40% '
"
Aug
Dec
18%
735
14c *
39%
Apr
3,000
22%
13%c
v\
Asoestos
20,350
22%
1.25 Mar
150
^
14c
•
United
102.755
>
■
88
_1
Sep
2.38
Nov
1.80
1.25
■
39%
1
1.60
'
<
-
"
•
1.45
__
Rockwln Mines
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
,'y"
Mining
1.30
*
Consol
Ultra
1
Lac__
24
31%
Union Gas of Canada
1.35
Rexspar
Long
Jan
35T
Union
1
Uranium
Mines ■ Ltd
Athabasca Uranium
16%
34
Jan
16c
Rupununl
240
32
*
-\
•
1.65
—
6ti%
Nov
1.50
Regent Refining
Mines
Jun
—•;.'!
Co
1.95
Macdonald
4U
July
1.08
—
Ltd
2,843
13 •
20 %c
Ltd
Co
47%
.19
19%
1.32
Mining
45%
/
19
53
2.70
—
v47%
51%
—1
—
Nov
:
-
8c
Mines
31c
Oct
1,410
1.66
2,900
Jan
7.85 Mar
2,000
8%C
41c
47
132,150
1
40c
23%
50
30c
1
Dome
Earth
Trinity
Feb
41c
Jan
24,117
22c
1.25
1
Ltd_^
Resources
J
Feb
f
1U0
40
Line.
Ltd
Chibougamau —
Trlbag
58c
Nov
Pipeline
Mining
Sep
Jan
1.00
2.27
2.40
Oil
6%
1.90
47%
Prairie
Jan
4%
2.45
RayTOCk Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd-,
Russell
60c
49%
—r-—
Ralnville Mines Ltd
Ryanor
Trans
47%
Gold
Radlore Uranium Mines
Rowan
Jan
28c
Metallurgical
Roche
19c
1.15
Roy_
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rix
Nov
9.25
10%
1.20
Cnibougamau Gold
Copper Corp
Labrador Develop—
Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Rio
18,000
6c
80c
.50
1
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Renable
9c
55%
Producers
Minerals Ltd
Reeves
Transcontinental
21c
—1
Gas
Queoec
Feb
1214
Warrants
Purdex
23c
5
90c
Prospectors Airways
Provo
Nov
7%c
46%
East
Preston
8c
—1
Gold
Pronto Uranium
Oils
CHI Pipe
19c
—
Border
Premier
Mountain
■
16,000
-
54c
14c
•
;
Explorations
Empire
Trans
,
15,000
—
Oil
Prairie
Canada
Trans
Feb
10c
1.35
Corp
Power
Trans
i
.
Aug
Aug
'
Oct
15,500
--j—1
A_—„ —
——
78c
7
Nov
56c
2
Oils
River
41c
Nov
13c
20c
A———
43c
106
Feb
77
410
1,800
20% July
Jan
class
class
Finance
buc
313,300
19c
Lu
4%% preferred
5% prexerred
-
Feb
Nov
24,00))
34c
•
20c
—20
Trusts—:
Exploration
Towaginac
22c
70c
Rouyn
Feb
9c
..
9c
III
Columbia.
63c
16 %c Nov
Bank
Works
Iron
Toronto
July
20%c
Development
Powell
/
/
45c
General
Feb
3.U0
46c
%
Elevators
Toronto
Nov
6
6c Gas
Powell
Rare
105
—i
pfd—,
Oil
Co Ltd.
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Pioneer
Gold of British
Pltch-Ore
Uranium
Ponder
is.235
18%
44c
Toronto
Jan
Trattei's
12%
16%
Jan
94c
9%C Dec
99%
Apr
Dominion
1.33
124,900
*•
——
Mines-
Toronto
57c
Dec
W.375
18%
22c
Oil
Placer
^ 4,4 Ji
Silver
Torbrit
Lou
86c
1.05
6%C
33c.
Range for 1'ear 1956.
High
1
10
Mines—•.!
28%. Aug
Dec
2.50
12c
10c
10% c
—5
-———-———
Tomblll Gold
Sharee
64c
90c
85c
1.02
—1
4.45
Dec
—1
Gold Mines.
Peruvian Oils
6c Mineral
Oil
30c
__1
Perron
Phillips
26c
—1
—
Paymaster Consol
Peace River Nat Gas_
Pembina
Pipeline common
Petrol
30c
i
Drilling
6c
19c
9%c
Mine*
Gas
37/125
————
Amalgamated Mines
Permo
600
30c
10c
Pardee
/VP?
-
ivunes
19%
Feb
8.20
2.60
—1
Paroec
Preferred
"
12%
•
Oils
Uranium
11.880
v
May
2.60
103%
i
Parker
Pater
25
24
22 %c
1
'Lima,
12%
,12%
.1
Mines
Paramaque
Oct
28c
.1
Page Hersey Tube*—
Pamour Porcupine—
Pan Western
Sep
8%
—
Petroleum
Pacific
8%
^50
2.60
eastern
Pacific
250
9%
24
—
—
Mines—
Lake
9%
9%
23
Thompson-hundmark
fer Week
Low
25c
—_—*
Calgary
Mar
13
1
Minerals
Ormsby
Osisko
Apr
1.15
Aug
l
*
Gold
Orenada
36c
2,300
Apr
3.20
Dec
9%
-
12%
Crush
Orange
79c
24
k
Ct-pper
upeimska
70c
2.05
2.550
,
Rang*
Par
Texas
Sale*
Week*
ef Prices
Last
Hign
Low
.
2.40
9%
Steel Products common—
Ontario
2.35
9%
preterred
Class B preferred
6%
Friday
Sale Price
Range for Year 1956
Shares
r
70c
Jockey Club
Ontario
4
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
JANUARY
ENDED
fer Week
Range
ef Prieee
.
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
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•
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41*
(81)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday, January
4
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the
National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other
not represent actual t,",nc",n^'nnr
OiiiHo
transactions. TViov are IntonHoci as a guide to the
They
intended
selected sources
the range mi+liin*' iirViinih fVioca' onnimiiinn
Thev do
within; which these securities
or bought
could have been sold
1
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Aerovox Corp
Air
*•
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Products
474
Co__l
32%
Inc
27'/2
23%
.-1
American Pipe
2
& Const Co
_1
x23 7-»
Amphenol Electronics Corp_
Anheuser-Busch Iric
Arden
Farms
Co
,—4
Oil
&
Bareco Oil
Bates
Bell
&
&
Co
'
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48la
243
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2478
187a
36%
ITE
—1-
Indiaha Gas & Water Co
International Textbook Co
22
•
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Interstate Bakeries Corp
36
39%
1
Interstate
Motor Freight Sys__l
Interstate
Securities Co
77b
r
>
9%
107a
Investors Diver Services Inc
Class A common
45%
Iowa
Brown
Inc
&
$1.20
Brunner
Mfg
Buckeye
Steel
Bullock's
Burny
15%
Iow£ Southern
24 74
163/4
18
277a
—1
6%
Castings Co_—*
Inc
___10
_
Corp
Paper
Ceco Steel
Products
Co
Cedar Point Field
Corp
32%
41 %
217'4
874
3o
387b
25%
Trust ctfa
1671
277b,
57b
Electric
&
Gas
Co__37b
16 72
&
Gas
Co___10
31
Indiana Gas Co
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co —10
1274
33 74
Central
Public
Central
Soya Co
Central
Vt
Pub
Chattanooga
Serv
Gas
Citizens Util Co
Class
B
Colonial
127a
137b'
127b
Ludlow
9%
;
Steel
Connecticut Light <fc
27%
29%
237a
Madison
257b
27%
Power
com
vtg
15%
.5
76
19
21
177b
vtg—1
77b
8
..
26:%
28%
11%
5%
Delta
•
Air
Oil
Lines
Corp
15%
14 7
3
Inc——;
277b
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y__2%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp
5
Detroit Harvester Co
ADetroit Internat Bridge Co__—1
Meredith
1
12%
2074
14%
21:%
(Walt)
Products
DuMont
Dun
&
Arts
(R
R)
Inc
&
1
8%
26%
Bradstreet
Bush
Dynamics
Corp of
pneferende
EastlTennessee
1
2774
11%
15
167a
8
Gas
97b
Eastern Industries Inc
50c
EaJstern Utilities Associates.-10
12%
34%
36 78
El
Paso Electric
Empire
State
Fairmont
Co
(Texas)—*
Foods
Co
Corp Ltd
Foote
Mineral
23%
—1
10%
1174
—10
50%
16%
17%
17 7b
18%
*
17 7s
—
Garlock Packing Co
41%
1
Crude
Genl Tele
5Vb%
Giant
Co
Oil
Co
36
19
Green
Western
(A P)
21
42
Co
Penn
20
21 %
Ben
Coal
30%
33
1
35%
33
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417b
42 74
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54 74
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17%
Co (Camden N J)
6 74
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First Natl Bk of Chicago
100
157b-
17
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12%
13%
First
Natl
18
19 7b
First
Natl
14%
97b
10 »/4
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1834
20 7b
12%
13%
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64
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36 7b
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6%
16
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New
17%
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65 7b
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36 7b
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71
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47
50
30%
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70c
25 %
27%
117b
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1974
217b
10
Royal Bank of Canada
10
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667a
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320
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69%
72 74
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127 b
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70 7b
87 74
90 7b
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4374
46 74
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56%
17%
114
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545
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33%
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24%
9%
487b
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6774
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5374
32%
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432
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of
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407b
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37
400
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—5
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61%
49%
5372
of
Boston
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77b
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64%
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Guaranty Trust Co
67b
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57
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5
61
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61
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15%
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57%
467b
49
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of
28°b
287b
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14 74
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67
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18%
25
100
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31 %
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of
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35 7b
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64
33
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89 74
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44%
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26
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35
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of
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47%
41%
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27%
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10
16 74
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118
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&
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10
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10
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preferred
5
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Home
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D
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376
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States
Bankers
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of
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footnotes
69
10
174
181
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of
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Life
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Columbian
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2874
307b
Connecticut
31
34 Vj
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28%
Continental
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2674
29 Va
31%
.
23%
25 7b
Eagle Fire Ins Co
2%
3%
24 7b
26%
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Employers
252
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118
5
80
10
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58
7974
83%
61%
1.25
4%
57%
61 Va
26 Va
28 Va
347b
19%
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Fire
(N
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24
25%
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15%
32%
16 74
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of
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51%
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264
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18
proceeding
10
27%
74
100
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48
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93
43
General
10
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2574
10
2
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39
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26 %
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see
Ask
126 7b
65
1
Boston Insurance Co.
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120Va
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Bankers & Shippers
J.
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29%
American
CO.
5
4
American
above
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65
10
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10
18%
of
60%
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Co
43
374
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—20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
Tr
17
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—
34
First
16 74
13 74
49
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
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Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (New N J)_10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—10
;
Trust Co
Tr
62%
39%
359
16
York
Northern
23%
111%
59
Bank-
Eng Trust Co (Boston)_100
31 %
(White
Y)
21%
107
10
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New
32
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113
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52 7b
invited
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&
74
50
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(Phila)
35 3 s
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51%
477 a
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106
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
397b
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10
7b
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5
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2_
607b
49
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67
57
33
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64%
20
Bank
50c
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of
303
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of
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20
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40
290
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—1
in
16%
National
Trust
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list
Co
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National
(N Y)_
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Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
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15%
18%
Companies
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-100
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out of every three of the
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Co
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37%
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39 3 4
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of
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11
35 Va
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26
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Corp
10
7574
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Oswego Falls Corp
5
5
Financial Corp
Brick Co
Fire
S
8
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Gas Co
17
62
Lumber Corp_
3%
Pigeon Hole Park Inc (Wash)_l
Pioneer Natural Gas Co—
*
1974
1
&
1
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Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American
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.
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City Natl Bk & Tr Co
Cleveland Trust Co
10
Corp
Gas
277b
5
_—10
71%
Pickering
20
Cement
&
Pabst Brewing Co
Pac Northwest Pipeline
of the Southwest
preferred
Portland
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Great
%
38 7b
27b
(San
Bank
N
287b
1
.
25%
38%
America
47%
1
Otter Tail Power Co
363b
24
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
General Controls Co
,—5
General
:i9-r
34
10
—
Old
44
I
Oil
17%
35%
26%
57%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv
CO—*
Northwest Production
Corp —1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
3
54
2 7b
Macli Corp_2
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1
Co
Gas Service Co
North
of
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_127b
Chem Corn Exch Bk (N Y)
10
Co_5
Co
Shirt
American
32
25
commoij-——_50c
Thermador
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9%
22 %
Foote Bros Gear &
Frito
457/s
3734
8%
16
2%
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42%
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35
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14%
Commercial Trust Co. of N J_25
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National Gas & Oil
Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
107 b
11%
Line
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12%
13%
Connecticut
5
Co
Chemical
35%
11%
13%
Barge Line Co____1
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17%
33
1
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Co
16%
National
Class
Co—1
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45 7 b
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I
Co
16%
10c
Gas
Oil
19%
77b
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
America
Nat
Emhart M'fg Co
„
Missouri
Montrose
12%
2
Valley
6%
16
40%
407b
15
^
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
29%
2
—,—
77b
6%
507 b
14%
3774
1
Wyandotte Chemicals
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Zapata Off-Shore Co
50c
Bank & Trust
34 7b
5
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Mississippi Valley Gas
28 7b
1
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Inc
Miss
9's
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Sons
Broadcasting Corp
Dunham
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127a,
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Shipping
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18
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Doeskin
4744 "
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5
common
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1
Publishing Co
A
33
55
5
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Eagle
:
42%
51
12%
Mile^
i
8%
Ptg Press & Mfg Co
Class
17%
167;*
iAi'V
19%
Di-Noc
Donnelley
Miehle
22%
40
30%
1
;
Michigan Gas Utilities Co_:
29%
15;%
?15
17 72
Disney
1
1
16%
7%
43
Inc__l
Corp
21V*
Whiting Corp
16%
26%
•
Delhi-Taylor
Sutton
50c v
•
Williams & Co Inc
Wisconsin Pow &
Light
Wood Conversion Co
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) Co
Propane Gas Corp—1
Refining Co
lc
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1
Suntide
13%
5
5%
14 7b
Suburban
7
137b
467b '
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1
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26%
44%
27b
6%
b
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v
30 Va
30%
12%
15
Massachusetts
Western
47%
'
13%
42
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McLean Industries
lc
McLean Trucking Co cl A cem_I
McLouth Steel Corp
6%
1
317b
1
Automo
Inc
26%
8 7b
24 %
Greene
4014
McDermott
lb
53 V*
1
——
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
53 %
57 b
34 7b
5074
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co.50c
74'
14
50
5%
1
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438
32
&
Marlin-Rocksvell
87b
21
,
7 74
127b '
Maremont
32%
8
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I97e
6%
45 7b
Inc
18 7b
30
Co_*
17%
Electric Co—16
Mallory (P Ri & Co_—
1
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
79 7b
1
Gas
Western
44%
Par
42 74
Macmillan Co
277*
Continental Transp Lines In»_U
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
i
Cummins Engine Co Inc
___5
Cutter Laboratories
14%
,—174
Co
267b
21%
12%
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Jet Services Inc
1
Manufacturing Co__5
Western Lt & Telephone
Co__10
'
24 3 a
cl
Inc
7b
19%
43%
West Point
25
507b
23
5
Welex
37%
33
19%
31%
29%
2674
Mfg & Sales Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp coin—3
SI.25 conv preferred
25
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
Ltd
13%
9
Star
Co
35 %
Inc
35%
5
com
32%
35
39%
33 74
Bn_5
America—1
of
Lucky Stores
1
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
Common
Lone
Corp
—27b
com
36'%
—_1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lithium
347b
24%
21 7b
67b
Inc
32%
22 %
Co
Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
'
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&
19 7b
5
7% r
18%
5
Warren Brothers Co
Warren (S D) Co
9%
Corp——2 7b
Corp
1
Stubnitz
37
107 a
3
32 74
57s
——1
34 74
10
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17%.
common
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17%
25
r
29% >
7
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Wagner Electric Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
41%
26
10
Works
Wells
147b
18 7b
.
24%
8%
2%
Common non-voting
4%
-5
30
337bc
Clinton Machine Co;
Collins Radio Co A
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3%
10c
cl A__33Tbc
com
Strong Cobb
407/b
23 7b
1
Oimmon class B
24 7b
38
20
6
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22 lb
8%
—_—16
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17
Statler Hotels Delaware
Corp__1
2174!
167b
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51%
19%
10
Telephone Co
Central
48
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Co
13%
Line
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc—
Vitro Corp of America
14%
39%
27
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Pipe
27b
17
11%
13 %
—2%
2074
607b
10%
Gas
S Borax. & Chemical
Corp__1
47Va
States Sugar Corp
_1
17%
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l21
United Utilities Inc
,—10
20%
Universal Match
Corp
_12%
27%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
—9
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Utah Southern Oil Co
2874
..15% 7
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9%
United
22%
1
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Glass
Co
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stanley Home Products
Ti-ans
14%
21%
19
Landers Frary & Clark
——-25
Lau Blower Co
1
___*
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L-O-F
12%
12
common
preferred
Koeliring
Carbon
Tele
307b
U
Tracerlab Inc
197b
117 b
1
——
Tucson' Gas Elec Lt &
Pwr Co_5
137b
874
72
9
1
50%
12%
Producing Co—1
States
:
47%.
—„—1
7%
28%
1
19%
■
87a
68%
•
73%
7
64%
77b
1
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55
41 Va
12%
217b
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:
Tokheim
Corp
Topp Industries
Towmotor Corp
6%
60
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18 V*
1
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Gas
69
17%
1
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Co
Gas
Gas
Nat
23
22%
-
Gasoline Corp__ 1
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J
King
States
26%
21%
20%
1
50%,
Eng Tele Co—25
10%
327b
25%
Transmission Corp_5
Nat Gas
Pipeline Co_l
Time Inc
9%*
38 7b
1138
5
Keystone Portland Cem Co
13%
33
23%
Stanley
Steel
Kendall
33
Elec
Southwest
Co
Kentucky Utilities
177b
111
Central
Union
17 7b
Kearney & Treckcr Corp
_3
Kellogg Co
____50o
'
6
Central
Central
New
22 7a
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv
Co—1
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
87a
1574
10
Kaiser
$1.46
20
___1
Southern
16 7b
1
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15 Tb
7%
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Three
19 7a
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9
5
Power
Thermo
21%
18 '/4
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Southern Nevada Power Co—1
—5
Jervis Corp
Jessop Steel Co
147a
39
Delhi Petrol Ltd__10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carpenter
71»
30 7b
Canadian
15%
63
Southern
43 74
137a
—1
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64
3174
& Heintz Inc
Jefferson
36'a
40 7b
California Oregon Power Co__20
California Water Service Co__25
Calif Wat & Telephone Co_127b
1
Speer
Jack
33 7'2
,
t:
14%
25%
26 7b
10
5'/a
2
Go
Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern Calif Water Co
,_5
Southern Colorado Power
Co__15
Utilities
111
Texas Industries Inc
Texas Natural
19%
1
South
14
297b
Iowa Public Service Co__
24%
Texas
19%
Skil Corj>
26
2.
Smith, Kline & French Lab 337bc'' '
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22
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preferred__25
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23
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Sharpe Mfg Co__
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20 74
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10 7b
Pacific
147s
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34 Va
9%
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4%
10
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra
Texas
14
Ask
30%
Texas
17%
38
^_1
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31%
!
1
Tennessee Gas Transmis
Co___5
Eastern Transmis
Corp_7
9
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10
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1
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17%
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Inc
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13 %
3
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Plywood Corp
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Ryder
7574
4174
Corp
80%
717b;
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Bowser
.
3 74
5
5
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Black Hills Power &
Light Co*_l
Black, Sivalls & Bi yson Inc com 1
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2 7b 0
Roddis
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc
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29 7b
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Tekoil
16%-
12 7b
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Rochester Telephone
Corp
Rockwell
Ideal Cement Co ————10
Indian Head Mills Inc
40%.
New
Robertson
.
10
Beryllium
Corp
Bingham-Herbrand
32
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Tampax
8 74
New
of
Riley Stoker Corp
8%
■
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Co
35%
24%
34%
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3
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Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
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*
127
297b
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47 b
124
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Richardson Co
39%
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Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Republic Natural Gas Co
2
32
40
36 7b
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common
Hugoton Production
Hycon Mfg Co
a
1772'
A.
Bid
33 Va
23%
Hamp_
5
Mexico—,-5
Punta Alegre Sugar
Corp—
1
9%
37 %
Serv
Pub
.
87a
2974
25c
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp
A
'
7%.
—.
Class
5
974
1
—
Pub
117a
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34
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Beneficial Corp
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1
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23
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Co
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23
10
—
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Gossett
•
Hanha (MA) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
Haskelite Mfg Corp
—__5
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-5
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47a
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•
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Producing Properties Inc
16%
107 a
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!
composed of securities
<
_„5
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-
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/Aztec
.
Ask
15%
Inc__20c
1974
Partic preferred
„*
Arizona, Public Service Co_
l5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co_
Art Metal Construction Co
Avon Products Inc
:
•'
26*4
24
1_1
common-
Inc
Hagan Corp
Haile. Mines Inc
25 V8
24
1
Bid
Gull'(Sulphur Corp ___:
10c
Gustjvt-Bacon Mfg Co new—2.56
51%
.
Industries
Gulf'-ftnterstate
%,
34%
487a.
Amer
-
Gruen
Gulf /Coast- Leaseholds
347b
32
*
Research & De-elop
_„1
American Window Glass Co_12 7b
,
37
;
37
327b
Hospital Supply Corp—.4
American-Marietta Co
,
347-t
34 %> "
Par
Greep Mountain Power Corp___5
5%
'
Par
"
347a
i
Engineer
American Barge Line Co.,
5
American Box Board Co
____1
American Express Co
10
Amer
Ask >:
1
Aetna-Standard
,
Bid
—i.i—•'
Portland Gas & Coke Co
19
Portland General Electric Co_7
7b
Pobash Co of America
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Par
request.
wide national distribution.
a
4y4
4
&
Assn
Deposit of M"d
of
Philadelphia
(S
F)
Newark
32
10
83
8774
10
43
46 Vs
51%
5474
2.50
—7.50
33%
3574
4
87%
91%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
.
(82)
Monday, January 7, 1957
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Bid
Par
Fall-
Glens
Globe &
Gull
31%
(Jacksonville Fla>_2%
•
10
Coz—10
Steamboiler
10
Life
Fire
Hanover
33 la
36%
_
33
135
Hartford Fire Insurance
Hartford
19%
34 Vh
142
77
81%
-
40%
Co of North Amer—5
Standard Life Ins—
(Greensboro N C)
_—10
Insurance
4311
93%
Home
£>8
Phoenix
Jefferson
128
Y__10
(Va;_5
Inc_-__--_,—_1
Companies
Life
Lincoln National
14%
28%
30%
53
10%
36
38%
14%
-—-
32%
90
15%
4
8%
62
Bid
Federal
Home
3.05s
Jan.
3s
Eanks—
Loan
99.29
1957—
100.1
Bank
Land
Feb
3.30s
100
99.30
1957——
15,
Federal
Ask
point
a
1,
July
1957
15,
1957:
Ask
99.30
99.26
1957—
15,
May
3%s
Eld
99.26
Bonds—
99.30
100.3
99.31
J%s
107%
Feb.
3%s
102%
Mar.
15.
1957—.
99.27
99.31
1%S
Oct.
1,
1957
98.10
Mar
15,
1957
1957—
99.31
100.2'
2%s
May
1,
1958
98.4
98.14
99.31
100.2
2%s
Nov.
1,
1958
96.14
96.22
2%s
May
1,
1959
95.20
95.30
1,
1960
94.10
94.20
3.80S
47
51%
59
3.20s
3%s
18%
20%
75%
14%
52
56%
May
17,
99.27
99.23
1957
1957
15,
June
—
19%
13
15.
79%
18%
Providence-Washington
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Yi
2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10St Paul Fire & Marine
6.25
15.
3% April
55
—10
3%s
March
April
June
May
37/sS
Sept.
1,
1960
,
1971
1,
Natl
May
20.
1957
3.90s
Aug.
20,
1957
45.%
48%
2%s Jan.
46%
99.27
1957
99.31
99.2
1957
1,
1,
Federal
99.10
20,
Assn—
99.28
99.24
100.3
100
1958
98.12
98.4
49%
19
June
97
100%
99%.
Mortcaee
3.35s
32%
2s
95.10
95
96
1972
15,
98.18
100
99.29
1957—
1.
Feb.
3%s
100.3
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s
48
45
2V4S
2%s
—
30
64
Seaboard Surety Co
10
Security (New Haven 1
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
Standard Accident
10
Title Guar & Trust (N Y)
3
20%
_5
63%
72 %
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U S Fire
3
62 %
651
24%
26%
27%
29%
25%
27%
—
US Life Insurance Co in the
City of N Y
2
2
Fire
Westchester
43
40%
33%
7
10
5
__
Travelers
12
29%
84
5
National Fire
10
National Union Fire
5
Nationwide Corp class A
5
New Amsterdam Casualty-—_--2
Co
Ins
Life
Monarch
32%
49
Manufacturers—4
Merchants &
106
215
30%
Fire Assurance——5
Merchants
15:!«
101
5
Bonding
Massachusetts
19%
206
——1
Casualty
Maryland
—
.32
17%
20
10
Va-
Life Insurance Co of
134
29
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Life
pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
28%
31%
New
39%
25%
York Fire
:
—_—5
North River _——2.50
Northeastern
;
3.33 %
Northern
12.50
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn;
10
Pacific Fire ———L_;
10
17%
—
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
36
Fire——10
New
32 '/a
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American
Great
"
33%
new
Hampshire
4T1 is
36%
441/4
Corp-—-10
common---5
Republic
5
General Reinsurance
Ask
Bid
Par
Ask
Friday, January 4
Obligations of Government Agencies
Companies (Goniinued)
Insurance
for
,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
32ndi of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
Maturity—
;
Mutual Funds
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2%s
Par
Mutual Funds—
_25c
1.80
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
G.32
Johnston
Fund_l
a20.98
3.79
4.05
!—1
X8.39
9.17
1.57
1.72
*
Trust
Fund
Axe-Houghton
.—1
15.79
17.22
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5.64
8.17
3.72
6.13
8.88
4.07
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Fund
Mutual
"A"
Fund
Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Science & Elect'nlcs Corp lc
Axe-Houghton
9.98
24.10
25.16
24.05
26.24
17.02
18.58
Bonds)—
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
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1
10.15
11.08
10.85
.
8.81
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B-4
;—1
6.16
6.75
1
_1
21.92
13.05
23.70
14.31
1
7.07
7.75
Fund
Inc——
Fund
General
13.18
Preferred
1-34
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1.39
tl0.22
9.11
12.75
Inc———-.1
Commonwealth
17.32
13,800
11.03
9-90
8.15
———
Colonial Fund
5.95
23.25
15.01
13,200
—
21.39
5.43
21.51
—
14.25
19.77
1
Inc
1
Canadian International Growth
Fund
Ltd
———1
Capital Venture Fund Inc.—1
Century Shares Trust—
rl
Chemical
Fund Inc
—50c
Christiana
Securities com—100
Ltd
Canadian Fund
(1954)
13.86
Fund
Inc
Insurance
Life
Insurance
Loomis
Stk
Sayles
Fund
Mutual
Inc—1
Fund
7.36
15.04
15.19
1
64 %
1
12.10
Growth Stk Fund—1
Investment Fund—1
12.78
14.01
Diversified
9.09
9.96
iilversified
Trustee
Fund
Delaware
Diversified
Shares—
2.50
E
Tories
Shares
Dividend
'
18.65
1
2.73
2.99
10.23
21.76
,
J-
Fund V——
Balanced
23.27
1
Corp..1
Stock Fund
Investment
Electronics
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
4.88
.1
7.07
14.59
Fund Inc—
5
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred
stock series
lc
———
2.84
16.28
13.73
8.54
shales
Growth Fund
Electronics
11.61
12.71
Merchandising
shares
-lc
shares
Petroleum
shares
Bond
lc
lc
shares
Mining
Railroad
lc
—.
shares-
;
lc
2.58
9.51
16.64
8.88
11.31
10.19
13.50
2.85
equipment
shares
lo
6.29
6.90
stock
shares
lc
10.39
3.75%
lo
19.40
21.33
Steel
shares
4.46
8.63
1
15.61
9.46
16.08
17.24
lc
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian
4.06
lc
shares
Utility shares
Growth
Mutual Fund Inc
1
16.73
Haydock Fund Ire
1
3.40%
7-
2-56
4-
3.20%
8-
1-58
5-
1-57
99.25
3.625%
9-
4-56
0-
3-57
99.30
5.79
1-57
1
15.33
Fund
1957
99.975
3.20
3.58
January
16,
1957
1957—-—
.
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
^Income Fund of Boston Inc
Incorporated
Incorporated
Institutional
Income
Fund
Investors
Shares
Institutional
Institutional
2.73
11.88
8.80
9.62
1
9.91
10.71
99.31
100.3
1-57
99 31
100.3
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
99.31
100.2
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
99.31
100.1
1957—__—_____
28,
1957
99.653
99.625
93.552
99.567
100.1
United States Treasury
Bid
17,
99.925
99.931
February
March
March
February 7. 1957-!
99.737
99.750
March
22,
1957——
99.359
10.66
11.52
February
14,
1957
99.678
March
28,
1957
99.307
99.324
•
38.04
41.12
February
15,
1957—,
99.659
99.689
99.670
99.251
99.263
1
9.61
10.54
l
al4.75
Securities Co Inc.l
18.56
Growth
Stock
Life
Fund
Fund
Inc
Corn
,
20.08
1
Recent
Stock
1
5.19
8.32
9.09
Stock
Series
Fund
6.70
9.21
10.07
1
;
6.13
1
Seribs
Series
England
6.96
4.75
1
Series
6.37
1
Series
6.54
7.15
1
20.47
Canada
Bonds-
Industries 4%s_1975
Airlines 4%s
1976
Burlington
Capital
Commercial
—1
1974
4%s
4%s_1983
Light
.79
.
94%
98%
102'
:—1975
Inc
Fund
1
9.11
9.90
1
10.16
11.11
Light
&
O ►-*
-
—
Philadelphia
Street
Price
Fund
(T
1
22.04
22.26
2.50
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
14.17
15.40
Inc
Inc
Stock
Growth
Rowe)
14.82
20.02
Corp—13.52
Inc
•
16.35
Securities
—
1
30.21
30.52
Puritan
Fund
Inc
1
6.69
7.19
(Geo)
Fund
1
12.46
95 %
Peabody
99
Pub
11.66
Fund
lo
10.96
lc
10.91
Coal
Seiv
of Canada
1
Inc
Tel
11.32
11.99
12.39
Stevens
Amer
(Edson
Smith
Bi
State
Roe
.
Investment
Street
Stein
&
Farnham
,
Corp
12.08
13.20
1
12.68
102
103"
1970
101
103
1968
161
39.50
11.32
1
11.80
Amer
21%
Underwood
S
U
Fund
8.24
1
11.46
11.98
12.46
1
8.59
9.33
10.21
1971
112%
114
109
112
90
91%
54 "4
55
Stocks-
Long
4%s_1986
Lighting
Island
Lowenstein
(M)
&
101%
101 %
Arizona
Pub Serv 4.80%
Central
Illinois
pfd—50
Sons—
1931
i
4%s
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
81'
1991
102a
82%
103%.
3°/es
National
Can
1975
92
96
5s
Mueller Brass
1976
107
109
4.64%
r
Texas
Light—
1
10.96
11.98
Income Fund
United
Science
Funds
Fund
1
16.46
17.yy
1
Ltd
Canada
Value
Line Fund Inc
Value
Line
Income
Value
Line
6.22
&
Lt
par
b Bid
value
stock
JEx-2-for-l
d
dividend
&
Strum
Fund
Fund
;
Inc
„
Towne
1
5.90
6.45
10c
2.69
11.49
12.51
1
7.23
7.90
Stock
Inc
7.15
7.S3
lc
11.62
12.71
lc
4.98
5.45
1
9.41
10.28
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
Boston—^.1
10.57
11..55
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
Wall
Street
Washington
Investors
Wellington
Investing Corp
Mutual
Fund
1
8.95
9.78
1
Inc
Fund
99
100%
pfd_100
99
100
t New
split,
.
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
Stock
value.
to listing on
x
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
the New York
y
Exchange.
13.01
14.18
1
11.60
12.51
1
5.45
5.89
ISSUES
yield price,
issued
Ex-stock
dividend. >
tf-.
Your
RED
CROSS
2.94
1
Inc
4.76%
Ex-rights,
6.80
Special Situations
Fund
-100
preferred
Pow
11.10
Continental Fund
United
Fund_lc
84
-1976
4Vi
Match
9.01
Sliares_l
United
Fund
of
82%
-1970
5%s.
Corp
Industries
Universal
23%
1
Inc
Trust
98 %
1971
5s.
12.36
1
Inc
Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
Income
Investment
99%
97%
163
Textron
13.88
42.00
15.39
United
Fund
America
83
9914
-1981
a29.09
Templeton Growth Fd of Can
Fund
12.30
»
1
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
9.79
11.38
14.04
Inc.l
Fund
Fund
Investment
9.01
1
Inc
Investors
Sovereign
Tnsur
of
102
81
85%
103 '/4
4%s
tEx-ICO %
a23.80
1
Fund
Institutional
Co
102%
.-1983
84%
101
4%s__ 1986
Hotels 4%s
•No
1
of Boston
Investors
Southwestern
Sterling
1
—1.25
Shares
Trust
Institutional
Investment
101%
101%
102%
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Fund
Stock
Common
Shareholders
"
Ask
103%
1976
48%
a35.83
Clark—
&
Growth
Resources
Gas
91
£
4%s.l986
Calif
of
Utilities
States
Gulf
Clark
&
Fund Inc
Scudder,
46%
•
Stevens
Scudder,
Funds
Nuclear
99.379
4%s_1936
5%S—
Elee. &
12.67
Fund Inc
11.93
Fund, lc
Fund
—-1986
Ohio Power 4%s
124
13.54
1
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
80
1975
Kerr-McGee
Peoples
1976
4s—
3%s
General
Securities
Over-The-Counter
1957
102%
89
4%s_198G
3%s—
Pow
Frueliauf Trailer
&
Inc
Shares
4,
..1967
Florida
34
32
Credit
Power &
Dallas
Ferro.Corp
Ltd
Chemistry
1957——
Security Issues
Ask
Bid
' 22.13
Capital Fund
Electronics
April
—
1957
14,
21,
11.34
1
Series—
Dividend
Preferred
10.63
10.38
1
.
9.88
1
Corp
Series
March
3-75'
3.45
Sharesc-
Investors
of
99.388
99.870
99.817
Security Series—
York
99.450
93.371
99.861'
99.803
National
New
99.508
99.432
99.924
1957—
1957
National
New
99.492
99.918
24,
31,
10c
——„—33%C
Wide
Growth
1957——
7,
Ask
January
Shares
Stock
21.
January
Trust
Bond
Bid
February
7.82
Mutual
Nation
Dollar Vain#
Ask
99.979
.
12.50
Inc
Trust
Invest
Mutual
Bills
Dollar Value
7.14
Fund
Investors
Investors
Van
Ltd—
Bank
Inst Foundation
2.50
10.87
1
Ask
1-57
8-
16.57
1
Bid
7-
1-56
3.875%
99.29
Dne
1-56
11.62
Bond
Fund Inc
United
Ine_:
91.8
11-
3.75%
100
99.28
10,
a24.83
Hudson
92.4
10;
11.33
.Railroad
Tntl
'3.75%
100
January
Selected
3.78
lc
shares_lc
RR
12.78
8.01
15.20
8.47
10.33
9.30
12.33)
shares
Industrial Machinery
„
8.66
6.86
Bond
100
99.29
3.25
Fund
7.67
bond
S9.29
1-57
3.75
Scudder
5.80
8.68
Institutional
1-57
3-
2.95
6.86
6.99
General
2-
1-56
3.40
13.62
11.85
93
91
Dated
1-56
6-
—lc
6.25
9.49
93.28
91.28
1961
1,
94.20
92.24
1961
1.
95.18
93.20
lflflO
96.24
96,18
95.10
94.12
1960
1,
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
5-
shares
Petroleum
&
lc
shares
Fully
Dated
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Science
lc
administered shares—lc
Equipment shares
Food
Oct.
4.55
10.17
Electrical
&
l%s
4.13
12.44
shares
lc
(The) Stock Fund.lo
Common
99.8
lc
shares
9.28
-lc
lc
99.6
15
Putnam
-lc
►—lc
shares
1957
!
Paper
Pine
3.07
7.86
Building
Chemical
18.14
14.90
Aviation
Capital
1
12.70
shares
Automobile
7.42
6.77
16.55
Securities—
Group
11.28
10.29
Investors
April
1,
—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Hilton
Corp——1
Trust
1
Generah Capital
General
8.39
Fund Inc—-—1
Industries
Gas
4.38
7.90
2
1
Investors Inc
Inc
1 '/or
15.77
3.99
Financial
Fundamental
7.33
.11.62
99.24
1,
1959
1959
4.20
Nucleonics
Fidelity
Futures
160.87
10.63
of New Eng—1
Federated Fund
5.33
159.26
-10
20c
Energy
22.18
20.75
99.22
3.81
shares
Income
Howard—
&
Eaton
1957
1,
lc
Melul
Balanced
9.41
25c
.
Inc———
Fund
Dreyfus
16.49
Oct.
12.59
66%
11.00
1 %s
1057
99
96.16
96.16
1959
5.77
Mutual
1
Vegh
99.12
1957——
1.
2.76
4.44
Massacnusetls
6.73
99.10
1,
April
5.24
Marhattan
18%
l%s
2.50
4.03
Mass
-
16%
l%s Oct.
99 21
98.30
1958
a42.25
•
shares.;
15.18
14.04
99.31
1957
lc
General
1
1
99.29
15,
Aug.
April
Equipment shares.lc
Industries shares—lc
Auiomobile
Massachusetts
Inc
1 %s
3.50%
5.32
Electrical
17
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
2s
15,
99.16
15
2%s Aug.
1,
Ffeb.
97.24
Managed Funds—
19
Trust.l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
-1
De
Mav
Oct.
97.16
1958
15,
l%s
14
1
Investors Inc
Life
16
Consolidated Investment
De
April
l%s
2%s June
100.2
'
1958
1,
100.3
1152
_25o
Lexington Trust Fund
17
Inc
Fund
Concord
April
3.55%
—1
——
Fund
Composite
1%S
January
Composite Bond & Stock
*
Fund
Knickerbocker
l%s
100
1957——
12.70
11.54
99.31
12.81
11.74
10.68
California
11.74
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
10c
99.33
100.1
1957——
24,
1,
Treasury Notes—
27/bs March
15.
15.80
1
Canada
3%s Oct.
10.85
Boston
Bullock Fund Ltd
June
1957
22.
99.4
17.52
9.94
S-4
Bowling Green Fund
Broad Street Investment.
3%s
99.29
99.29
1957
15,
.lL-
98.28
13.78
14.48
S-3
23.27
17.76
Inez
12.63
16.06
(Speculative Com Stk)
1
(Low Priced Com Stks)-1
14.09
21.64
16.43
Fund
March
9.61
B-3
12.98
.
Funds—
Bonds)—_1
(Medium Grade Eonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
(Investment
B-l
Blue
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Mutual
Custodian
Keystone
B-2
Development
Atomic
iThe;
Feb.
2%s
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
l%s
6.44
5.88
5.84
1
Associated
1.64
.1.25
Fund
Aberdeenl
Ask
Bid
Indebtedness-
of
Certificates
must carry on
I
'
r
Volume
185
-
Number 5601
1
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(83)
THE COURSE OF BANK
CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia^
Week Ended December
29
V
.
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with
an
1956
a
ago. Pre¬
year
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Saturday, Jan. 5, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
8.2% above those of the
corresponding week last year.' Our preliminary totals stand
$23,378,247,637 against $21,603,747,547 for the
there is
gain,for the week ending Friday of 6.4%.
a
week
same
in
1955.
At this
\
$11,056,616,518
,+
1,064,343,568
3,075,132
3,208,771
6,632,350
3,806,981
.5,343,035
*3,500,000
5,670,834
+ 12.8
660,152,847
381,101,160
391,100,000
4
579,469,809
+ 14.2
507,335,036
Cleveland
Ten cities,
409,050,234
+ 24.0
557,624,903
+
328.675,571
$17,949,412,012
$16,549,134,610
4,483,068,500
five days
all cities, five
4,003,690,348
one
9,976,534
day
945,767,125
Tptal all cities for week
in
issue of next
our
ends
exact
week.
We
the week
cannot
In
the elaborate
covered
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
we
for
Total
West
8.5
detailed
statement, however, which
8,494,757
257,032,479
499,274,130
39,998,600
6,635,429
.10,152,022
+ 16.6
j+64.2
11,654,319
.415,105,614
+
9.2
39,551,200
10,291,552
9,117,859
384,888,010
355,189,090
1,281,287,519
+
9.6
1,208,649,987
1,045,721,922
10,899,692
(7
cities)
1,404,690,058
Virginia—Huntington
3,801,996
8.9
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
6.4
District of
appear
the
week
going to
press.
week in 1955.
same
at
having amounted
this
center
to
showing
decrease
a
of
Federal Reserve Districts in which
the New York Reserve District
2.9%.
they
31G,915,385
101,974,876
the totals register a
gain of 5.4%.
improvement of 9.6%
and
decrease
a
of
2.9%
in
and
the
below,
totals
Atlanta
following
furnish
we
a
—
CltlM
OF
BANK
Chicago Reserve District
Chicago
10,764,643,991
1,155,211,212
1,404,690,058
1954
%
Louis
+
634,449,575
—
3.0
11,734,436,522
9,016,985,235
1,214,034,941
981,548,977
1,208,649,987
593,732,689
Dallas
1,148,838,561
1,008,089,167
1,319,557,835
1.359,236]045
707,622.967
664,976,262
495,243,204
498,503,370
+ 14.0
884,863,937
2.9
1,303,214,889
1,111,810,050
6.4
650,826,863
451,732,803
393,911,130
579,341,367
510,813,903
Francisco
week
York
now
add
459,556,643
8.7
+
—
2.1
407,563,748
408,761,453
1,084,020,560
1,002,917,622
+
984,239,164
8.1
837,837,689
it
20,138,158,969
+
0.2
20,768,789,482
9,771,401,850
+
3.5
9,428,820,793
showing the figures for each city for the
ended Dec. 29 for four years:
1950
2,530,639
Inc. or
1954
1953
Dec. %
S
e
2,222,180
+ 13.9
6,442,237
642,723,434
3,167,266
3,247,3.71
1,279,100
;
6,284,156
608,505.836
River
1,225,587
+
—
—
Lowell
2,893,469
'2,977,233
13,976,348
11,572,321
9,725,503
10.050.803
Haven
33,039,534
32,017,764
Hampshire—Manchester
(12
19,059,466
27,003.800
Island—Providence
Total
4,830,516
638,410,170
28,379.800
2,507,992
cities)
732,492,879
2,071,957
761,832,072
2.5
3,110,335
2,646,019
4.4
1,048,546
2.3
3,301,834
3,022,631
+ 20.8
11,428,180
9,616,216
—
+
3.2
9,707,565
7,601,853
3.2
—
30,567,178
31,731,492
York—Albany
!
_
13,929,349
+ 12.4
18,398,530
14,595,202
4.8
29,930,600
29.640,200
+ 21.0
2,126,290
1,904,390
—
—
3.9
756,152,572
Buffalo
126,978.025
Rlmlra
122,895,832
2,491,709
2,326,968
10,067,395,554
10,366,757,119
33,424.836
32,789,917
17,646.548
18,258.159
York
,
Rochester
_
Syracuse
.
New
+
3.3
New
Jersey
Terre
29,954,906
27,270.539
67,260.646
63.711,792
74,167.940
554,624
136,676,954
1,008,089,167
+14.0
884,863,937
757,392,741
4,279,894
—55.7
1,778,339
1,530,421
+
8.2
15,199,379
14,385,117
+
1.2
8,074,302
7,014,977
8,985,957
8,045,043
14,094,994
—35.2
9,347,145
62,668,000
+ 10.8
69,656,000
55,519,000
7,032,620
9.9
3,811,360
105,335,265
95,104.779
+
5.9
4,531,087
5,199,675
—16.8
42,733,833
36,840,729
9.0
15,426,369
13,996,999
+ 13.8
4,507,113
—19.5
120,269,668
5,327,900
109,423,337
5,078,883
35,303,748
43,026,080
13,523,261
City__
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
12,409,562
1,677,851
„
1,036,147,421
.,6,091,619
^
_'_
+
1,382,353
989,138,127
__;
Decatur
8,323,527
+
8,463,290
3,626,723
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Peoria
17,018,605
9,635,135
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
.
69,408,000
5,260,044
12,401,855
3,312,227
+ 13.4
1,284,052
1,264,434
4.5
991,050,215
+ 15.8
837,62,5.701
4,813,336
2,721,081
11,238,570
6,612,027
10,424,040
7,054,426
—
11,962,607;
8,814,352;
10,119,042
3.7
+
+ 14.8
4,958,607
(17
6,654,467
—25.5
4,000,103
3.797,867
1,319,557,835
cities)
1,359,236,045
2.9
1,303,214,889
1,111,810,050
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
345,700,000
Total
(4
116,319,473
2,272,715
707,622,967
-
198,228,277
118,275,270
2,528,246
cities)
346,200,000
243,075,248
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—MemphisIllinois—'Quincy
Ninth Federal Reserve
664,676,262
0.1
365,400,000
305,200,000
+ 22.6
176,847,572
189,326,016
1.7
106,419,476
123,795,922
+ 11.2
2,159,815
6.4
650,826,863
—
—
+
10,493,109
.
Minneapolis
St.
'
126,857,557
Dakota—Fargo
South
139,827,358
7,728,589
7,682,295 ;;
3,991,746
620,226,590
+ 22.2
1.7
7,154,707
306,320,678
6,886,280
260,296,167
9.3
+
—
112,860,115
101,558,055
15.0
4,030,604
3,197,553
+
9.9
4,253,786
10,756,438
3,578,048
+ 15.6
9,908,284
12,375,191
495,243,204
cities)
7,204,629
+
4,955,783
12,438,327
(7
0.6
3,801,562
5,447,225
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Total
8,585,638
322,848,002
328,332,945
Paul—
North
1,904,652
,
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
498,503,370
0.7
451,732,803
393,911,130
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
*900,000
939,934
629,873
Kansas—Topeka
:___
659,513
8,239,005
142,791,092
Omaha
128,246,853
8,579,319
St.
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
20,245,990
394,267,605
City
9,314,671
22,511,461
1
—
—
6,019,836
City-
7,731,911
365,272,099
10,084,616
13,340,662
Pueblo
.
Total
4,236,891
—2
cities)
(9
4,452,810
(a)
(a)
594,988,814
4.2
932,380
665,959
—
4.5
—
6.2
676,408
7,407,795
594,580
7,724,285
137,741,281
—
+ 11.3
—
7.9
140,984,746
10,000,919
+ 11.2
24,268,147
7.9
379,481,348
7,049,$87
17,838,156
323,385,600
+ 32.3
11,704,637
10,585,981
4.9
3,834,987
2,175,076
+
547,455,491
—
(a)
+ -8.7
3,053,903
579,341,367
510,813,903
7,512,863
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
8.632,975
worth—
8,404,574
380,009.448
392,718,928
35,309,902
Dallas
v.
6,174,000
32,585,547
5,588,000
6,281,986
6,487,285
13,323,167
13,772,309
449,731,478
459,556,643
Galveston
Wichita
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
•
cities)
2.7
+
+
3.2
345,984,661.
8,884,589
348,052,894
8.4
—
23,509,680
6,299,000
28,146,951
5,200,000
5,682,037
12,794,982
408,761,453
+ 10.5
—
3.2
—
3.3
5,153,533
14,1C4,011
—
2.1
407,563,748
639,926,831
80,425.440
30,266,568
158,001,366
2,549,491
Lake
105,245.758
1,944,515
2,187.404
San
Francisco
1,883,354
1,672,404
San
+
—
2.9
11,339,968,689
8,684,946,652
1.9
32,645,399
16,613,233
15,228.544
10,764,643,991
3,691,120
139,253,265
84,517,905
81,485,473
+
3.7
83,259,536
+
17.5
126,600,905
71,851,551
14,735,221
24.076.194
+
9.8
35,338,156
5.6
'70,170,456
19,880,959
14,649,479
+
1.9
13,784,719
593,633,706
540,141,212
18,350,636
+
9.9
530,904,407
+
9.3
15,289,595
20,056,870
Barbara
(10
54,532,503
—
Grand
—
7.3
72.387,578
63,945,307
3.0
11,734,436,522
9,016,985.235
Outside
10,903,184
453,291,906
11,928,474
7,608,268
4,302.461
+ 76.8
4,154,752
3,722,899
12,622,487
8,234,349
+ 53.3
cities)
8,299,524
6,981,138
1,084,020,560
1.002,917,622
+
8.1
984,239,164
837,837,689
20,176,530,042
%, 138,158,969
+
0.2
20,768,789,482
16,835,999,385
10,109,134,488
9,771,401,850
+
3.5
9,428,820,793
8,151,052,733
31,299,038
+
20,484,570
14.930.425
2
Stockton
Total
134,131,291
4,207,659
3.1
25,111,561
,3.4
165,204,748
7.2
+
Pasadena
Santa
4.0
+
158,962,583
Jose
—
+
4,352,330
163.906,425
;
City
California—Long Beacn
3.3
+
151,954,529
4,666,914
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
total
New
(109
York
cities)
City-
cittern >
10,440,839.324
7,081,512
448,166
146,065,945
1,894,272
Haute
—13.2
.
Total A10
8,189,314
7.5
+
9,131,128
6ou tli Bend
125,214,067
_
Jersey—Newark—
Northern
33,959,614
4,311,411
__
Connecticut—Stamford
164,265,947
1.8
—
8,143,416
Yakima
—53.9
(at
2,918,905
__
New
+ 10.7
523,436
18,407,429
Washington—Seattle
47,216.516
2,162,115
Jamestown
,
149,183,117
11,390,088
4,038,523
4,451,991
129,333,626
103,746,117
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Francisco—
_
iaj'
152,936,471
+ 15.5
,
5
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Forth
Second Federal Reserve
District—New YorkBlntrhamton
4,968,045
+ 23.3
965,164
•1
New
—25.1
183,201,922
_
Rapids
Lansing
;
531,427,228
,
21,415.105
New
+
6,011,907
5.3
.......
Connecticut—Hartford—
Rhode
1,945,870
2.5
...
florincfield
Worcester
New
2,111,387
-
Massachusetts—-Boston
5,627,360
192,313,487
9.2
+
District—Chicago—
Arbor—
Grand
Wichita
Portland
New Bedford
Michigan—Ann
Missouri—Kansas
Maine—Bangor
5,316,498
303,600,000
5,419,795
1,148,838,561
Lincoln
$
$
Fall
cities)
Hastings
1955
First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—
23,773,353
.-90,279,731
514,159
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended December 29
Clearings at—
+ 15.3
+ 12.3
+12.2
12,604! 174
Seventh Federal Reserve
8,151,052,733
statement
27,484,373
101,265,556
316,700,000
176,529,743
Orleans__
16,835,999,385
10,109,134,488
1
detailed
24,081,013
89,728,381
257,700,000
31,637,201
211,556,446
Helena——
20,176,530,042
.
City
our
.547,455,491
If
109
New
—
M
10
Total
+
«•
594,988,814
511,062,864
4,217,867
620,226,590
0.7
—
II
449,731,478
593,732,689
757,392,741
M
e
»
-
511,062,864
II
9
...
1,045,721,922
•«
7
Kansas City
$
639,926,831
8.4
8.4
634,449,575
5,794,186
255,354,266
1953
756,152,572
9.6
+
89.168,642
.
237,052,140
.
Rockford
5.4
—
1,281,287,519
580,889,27.9
4
Minneapolis
$
104,518,413
5,805,879
Springfield
3.9
M
17
St.
9th
We
the
If
—10
8th
Outside
but
In the Dallas Reserve
or
Dec.
—
"
San
0.7%,
(10
5,014,326
289,038,974
4.3
+
113,670,952
Mobile—
Total
-^-22.1
355,200,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Inc.
$
1,217,615,083
6
Atlanta-
1955
761,832,072
10,440,839,324
7
Richmond
11th
loss of 3.0%
14.0%, but in the
of
'
Alabama—Birmingham
Louisiana—New
8.0
+
3,574,413
14,167,000
143,004,357
District—Atlakta—
Florida—Jacksonville
CLEARINGS
732,492,879
—11
Cleveland
10th
of
"
10
Philadelphia
7th
in
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
$
12
—
2nd New York-
8th
The
increase of 6.4%.
an
1956
boston
8th
District
Minneapolis Reserve District
SUMMARY
Week Ended Dec. 29—
ith
Reserve
7,066,204
8,402,271
the
smaller by. 2.1%,
are
.
3rd
a
to
that
but in the Kansas City Reserve District the
larger by 8.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
by 8.1%.
v.
are
In the
lit
record
note
Reserve District the totals show
decline of 8.4%.
a
the
we
580,889,279
Macon
3.9%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
St. Louis Reserve District has to its
credit
District the totals
the cities according
group
In the Cleveland
Richmond Reserve District there is
reports
We
located and from this
are
cities)
Nashville
gain of 3.5%, the bank clearings
a
(including this city) the totals
and in the Boston Reserve District of
an
was
427,288,188
-33,060,300
18,213,000
173,035,068
6.5
+
5,762,693
246,808,303
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
aggregate, clearings for
$20,176,530,042 against $20,138,158,969 in the
Outside of this city there
6,044,193
208,671,675f
;
3,912,908
3.7
—
TOo,367,420
Tennessee—Knoxville
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
29. For that week there was an increase of
0.2%, the
Dec.
(6
Sixth Federal Reserve
are
the whole country
12th
Total
+ 10.3
20,700,000
385,650,282
6,221,232
Columbia—Washington
+4+2
as
+ 14.8
3,446,339
19,938,055
197,752,273
Richmond—
present further
we
+ 14.2
7.9
-Virginia—Norfolk
has to be estimated.
cases
981,548,977
453,333,760
—
today, inasmuch
not available at time of
are
the last day of the week in all
1,214,034,941
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
by the foregoing will
them
5.4
+
11.1
.III"
+
$23,378,247,637 $21,603,747 547
details
8,391,060
11,430,354
8,398,725
*
+
46,656,900
'
Complete and
14,174,491
13,190,521
+
8.7
+
1,010,922,589
(
2.6
9.5
—
—
543,088,963
,
+10.9
$22,432,480,512 $20,592,824,958
._
4,987,953
2,868,458
8,737,158
257,566,733
South
days.
4,103,260
7,469,633
585,911,588
~
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 16.9
five days
8.1
286,257,325
I——
;
Youngstown
3.6
384,302,473
Other cities,
3,058,061
5,772,762
1,155,211,212
:
Mansfield
+ 15.5
606,363,790
Baltimore
935,000,000
3,557,889
—32.5
14,899,790
1,217,615,083
Cleveland
Columbus
G62,035,000
Pittsburgh
3,542,633
4.2
—
14,360,051
Cincinnati
4.5
+
440,182.395
Francisco
974,329
1,658,553
1,677,503
3,817,786
,157,000,000
—20.0
—
8,406,836
14,516,972
12,991,225
cities)
Ohio—Canton
t
405,100,000
Louis
(11
3.9
1,238,851
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
+ 14.9
1,121,000,000
City
cities,
6.2
Delaware—Wilmington
' 6.4
1,223,168,965
GSO.126,737
Total
5.0
+
e
1.670,679
1,600,417
%
1,265,000,000
Boston
All
1955
$11,765,797,616
Chicago
San
—
Scranton
Total
1956
Philadelphia
St.
—
York
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
Kansas
1,763,214
3,577,812
1953
$
+ 42.6
1,095,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
1954
8.2
3,397,331
New Jersey—Trenton
Week Ended Jan.
New
1,839,248
1,695,252
+
1,163,000,000
Philadelphia
..-Reading
Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
or
Dec. %
1,666,159
2,622,885
Lancaster
center
Inc.
$
1,802,417
Bethlehem
Chester
of the country, indicate that for the week
ended
at
1955
$
based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities
us
43
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
.
(84)
44
Company and Issue—
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE
1957,
JANUARY 3,
TO
1950
28,
States
7%
4 Vi%
Unit
Monetary
:
Friday
York
New
Western
$
Argentina, peso— '
-
" /
-
;
Free
2.220368
poundAustria, schilling
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
1.041692
.208910
.00435401"
.00435401*
.00285468
.00285468
;
(Metropolitan), franc
France
rupee
Ireland, pound-!
—
.261012
Switzerland,
United
.233350
.233350
St.
.233350
2.788705
St.
Paul
Decrease (—i Since
Jan. 2.
Dee. 26,
Jan. 4,
1957
1956
1956
ASSETS—
certificate
Gold
20,374,391
account.
of other
notes
R.
Discounts
Industrial
793
loans
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held under
U.
98,622
31,440
Loans
27,833
+
23,293
12
+
104
+
+
—
—
22,619
+
9,153,913
--
218,574
5,012,000
+
10.932,699
—
■
*
1'^'
;
'
"Dec. 26,
>
+'
adjusted*
Loans
Commercial
218.574
209,000
—121,600
-if-.
—
industrial
and
+
53,757
30,845
—
loans—_
dealers
and
+
25.248,157
securities
Items
155,474
•
+
——
606,578
286
+
12,181
Treasury
11,942
+
88,162
U.
+
^
U.
assets
'+•676,132
53.353,226
+
1,134.136
'
Cash
notes..
Reserve
27,427; 168
Deposits:
v
••
Member
CJ. S.
bank
—169,168
589,411
+
r
—
X
290,656
—
321,816
+
Foreign
Other
+
+
90,875
346
111,535
160.055
Time
102,121
U.
—
Deferred
items
availability cash
liab.
Other
20,374.909
and
4,321,734
divs.
accrued
984
—
Domestic
Fcreign banks
+ 959,748
16,978
+
650,033
13,701
+
2,476
+
1,058,567
—
+
775,895
13
+
34
ACCOUNTS—
"
Capital
paid
Surplus
(Section
O..her
capital
-
,
+
637
747,593
in
325.758
(Section 7)
Surplus
"
+
53,981
13b)_'.
+
22,682
+
53,981
'
preferred
+
—
62
+
—387
+
+
+
54
2,761
77
614
29
+
111,543
accounts—.
after
-+
,
35
+
—154,381
Ratio-
of
serves
gold
to
certificate
deposit
ances
and
liability
purchased
correspondents
Industrial
loan
+
F.
30
+
i
(1
—
+
1,692
_____
"■!(.'(1
.
11,333
for
•
.
2,366
_
+.'
507
+
°3
—
16,953
831
%---
——
—139
520
Banks—
Reserve
valuation
of
The
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
banks
shows
ended
condition
of
the
the
Dec.
statement
Federal
following
26:
An
of
+
+
Reserve
System
principal
increase
of
in
changes
$161
leading
for
million
with
the
in
cities
week
reserve
bal¬
Reserve
Banks
and
$139 million
in
in the Boston
appear
dealers
OF
redemption,
Chemical
5%
Co.,
conv.
subordinated
Jan.
Page
10
+2228
District, and a total of $43 million at
banks. Changes according to in¬
in another press release.
for
purchasing
creased $99 million.
Buildings
Page
securities
*2438
-Jan. 28
Pet
Milk
Pinellas
Co.,
4'2%
Industries,
preferred
$2834
Inc.,
8%
334%
s.
conv.
—Feb.
s.
f.
1
*2835
15
*2785
1961—Feb.
stock
1
debentures--—Mar.
f. debs, due Feb.
1
1962—Feb.
1,
categories of holdings of United States Government
securities increased, with Treasury bills
increasing $13
million, Treasury certificates of indebtedness $15 million
Treasury notes $34 million, and United States Govern-
ENTIRE
Company
ACF
Apex
Industries.
Inc.,
5%
Electrical Mfg.
Charmin
ISSUES
Paper Mills,
4conv.
Co.,
10
pfd.
stock—Jan.
cumul. prior pfd. stock
Jan.
18
1
due
July
1,
1975-
1
2-
1
1-10
1-28
12-28
1-15
12-27
1-25
12-14
$1
6-29
-—
-
*53c
—
1-10
6-15
1
1-11
1-14
12-28
2-
*25c
(increased)
•-
1-
.
3
2-
60c
(quar. i
1
2
1-
70c
(quar,)
(stock dividend)
Mills Ltd.—
Inc.
2-
*2c
—
—-
1-14
2%
1-31
12-17
1-31
12-31
Paper
*25c
:
Coast
Pittsburgh
Corp.
12-31
1-1C
12-10
12V2C
1-31
1-15
$1.12Va
——
12-31
1-31
2%
dl.idendi—
(stock
(quar.)—:
1-31
*50c
(quar )
Ben-l lathe Works
1-15
Water Co.—
preferred
(cjuar.)
:
-2c-
Public
Calif.
Power,
preferred
Colorado
Indiana
common
—
(quar.)——,
Electric—
-
&
Industries
Southern
Nevada
Southern
lft
-
Public
1-18
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-31
2-1
-
1-15
.1-10
$1.20
12-31
2-
1-15
1
1-15
12-20
1-22
12-31
2%
1-15
12-21
50c
4%
.,
50c
2-15
1-31
1-15
12-31
40c
1-15
1-
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
(quar.)
Service—
9
,
3.70%
preferred
preferred
prefeired
92 Vic
(quart—"——
3.90%
(quar. I
4.15%
2-15
$1.25
Insurance (Dallas)
Life
Southwestern
12-31
1-"
(quar.)—:
common
(quar.
Southwestern
1-15
9c
England Telephone (quar.)—
Producing Co. (stock divid.)'
Lumber Mills (stock dividend)—
Drug,
12-31
25c
Gas
preferred
5
1-15
r—
(quar.)
Power
5
1-
-
'
.'L_—
New
$5
Flinch
5
1-
1-31
17Vic
(quar,)
1-
1-31
*62 Vic
—
1-31
*$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Gas
Southern
Southwestern
2
12-27
37'/2C
-—
preferred (quar.i—
4.89%
1-15
28c
L
(quar.)
A
Canada
partlc.
2
37V2C
.
-preferred
Southern
1-
28'/2C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—Gas Co., 6%
pfd.
preferred
preferred
Southern
1-
12-31
1-10
1-15
Service—
Calif. Edison,
4.48%
•
—
dividend
Southern
'
60c
C.)
(S.
10c
1%
Southeastern
6%
i-rl-X—^—*
(s-a).
Factors
Fund
97
Vic
1-18
k
$1.03 3+
2-1
$1 06 '4
(quar.i
2-
1
1-18
.
1-18
4.25%
preferred
<qu&r.|_a
preferred
(quar.i—
$1.10
2-
1
1-18
$1.15
2-1
1-18
27V4C
2-
1
1-18
2IV2C
2-
1
1-18
40c
3-
1
2-18
50c
1-23
1-16
preferred
(quart—
preferred
4.40%
nfd.
(quar.)
1
pan
(quar.)—
($25
Standard "Dredging,
Fire
$1.60
(N.
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Insurance
Fuel
Oil
3%%
+2839
Co.,
J.)
(quart
Products
Radio,
Class
B
Ltd.,
class
B
Steak
n
9334c
1-15
1-15
12-31
25c
Ltd.,
12-20
1-10
12-20
1-15
1-15
*12-31
1-15
12-31
* 10c
1-15
12-31
25c
(quar.)—
!
-
A
1
*30c
*20c
Mfg.
class
(Del.)
1-10
1-10
*15c
!
1-21
* 15c
(s-a)
2-
1-10
*15c
—
(quart
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, com.
(quar.)—
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (Increased quar.)
2-
1
*10c
2-
1
1-10
IV2C
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
Shake
1
2-
—
(quar.)—
——
Brock
B
(quart-
r
-
Extra
Class
A
—
Equipment
Stanfields, Ltd., class A
Stanley
pfd.
A
(quar.)
Co
Ltd.,
(quart
Ry.
4%%
*50 V4C
„
(Ohio)—
Co,
preferred
Standard
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-19
25c
1-
7
1-
7
Stern
&
Jan. 21
Stern
Textiles,
Sterchi
4Vs %
pfd.
(quart-
(stock dividend)—
Corp. (stock dividend I
Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
2-
1
2-
1
7 Vic
(quart
*40c
*30c
—
Stonega Coke <fc Coal
Stoiiffer
Inc.—
debentures
1- 4
1
5%
r
—
Sterling Electric Motors
Date
cumulative conv.
'
2-
*45c
Z
Extra
CALLED
and Issue—
% 1-16
1-10
12-31
10c
in¬
"Other" loans increased
$38 million.
1-15
2-25
Is
15c
preferred
Class
Investing Co.—
4'/v conv: sinking fund debentures due June 1,
2
*20c
(quar.r
Standard
1960
City
Loans to brokers
carrying
7
1966—Jan.
Co.—
f. bonds due
2
1-
12-28
9
Ltd.—
Canada,
(quar.)^
Corp.
Standard
Date
mortgage 50-year s.
Seabrook Farms Co.,
or
All
Terminal
First
1-
1-10
1-
*45c
Co., Ltd., common
Standard
REDEMPTIONS
due
1-10
15c
__
and Issue—
12-31
10c
•
.—a
(s-ai
(Howard)
Standard
debentures
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
15-year 4'v. sinking fund debs., series A.
l-'lO
1-25
30c
4.36%
pfd, stock
1
10c
——
4.60%
TENDERS
Date
PARTIAL
Company
12-20
2-
4.40%
"Chronicle."
and Issue—
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.,
I
Bush
reporting member
dustry
and
for
:
3%
—
Hungerford)
Standard
Federal
Commercial and industrial loans increased $23 million
ia the Cleveland District, $13 million in
Chicago, $9 mil¬
ail
called
stock
common
NOTICE
Monroe
1-10
$1.2|
(quar.)_.^-
diviaend)
preferred
Southwest
list of corporate bonds, notes,
the details were given in the
Company
<fc
Southwest
called under sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
United
12-20
—-
of
Co.
(J.
191
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
loans
borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks.
lion
a
12-20
1-10
1-10
(quar.)—
Angeles)
2-14
1
3-
25»
$1.18#
*
Southeastern
figures revised
loans to banks
individual loan items are
reserves:
1-14
invest¬
net
Ltd._i—
Mines,
4V2V0
143
3
+
those
weekly reporting member
adjusted and decreases of $387 million in
ances
be found
and
12-'7
a-;
Trading—L
Ltd.
(stock
Southern
including
1-14
1-10
"
91 VaC
(from
(quar.)
South
-
preferred
'Dec. 26 figure revised.
1
75c
(quar.)— _
(quar.)
(N.)
6%
59
+
2-
*
.
'
O.l
gross.
Below will
1
(stock dividend)
Shares
South
201
.2%.
+
1-18
2-
■
Notices
50.257
—,
commitments.
.2%
+
7-17
1
Si
:
of America
Southeastern
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
44.5%
4-17
1
2-
*50c
1
1,134,136
R.
accept¬
foreign
on
+
'
(quar;).
Common
1,094
—
676,132
re¬
combined
liabilities
note
Contingent
53,353.226
1
8-
.2—
__a_
Superior Co., common
Smith
276
—
(i
lt
—!
deduction
5-
Water <fc Power Co.—
Corp.
Southern
Total liab. and capital accts.
Co.
Smith-Corona,
♦Preliminary
(San
Francisco District).
tDec. 19
(Richmond and San Francisco Districts).
JExclusive of
and
1-17
(quar.)
;
(A.
122
2,561
2
1-
1
80c
common
Smith
407
—
1-18
12-31
21*20
^
common
Smith
651
+
—
8
1-11
1-15
2-
•
8
83
2-
2IV2C
;
5.
$2.12
40
112
1-15
2IV2C
-
.
Bottling (Los
Mines
Slater
109
+
1
85c
(quar.i
American
Co.
Slscoe
83
+
2-
25c
(quar.)
Transport &
Sigma
Silex
721
58,231
1-15
*25c
181
22,068
1
15c
income)-——
Common
397
+
—
2-
* 10c
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
Rubber,
Sheraton
—1,919
27
1,202
banks-———
deposits-
others
shown
27,543
2
20c
+
—
(quar,)—,
Finarfce
4.56%
CAPITAL
2
1-
(quar.)__.
(extra)
preferred
Stock
Federal
1-
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
Common
—1,762
17
+
—
13,764
.
+
—
Borrowings:
From
4
1-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$4
Williams
Shawinigan
—3,465
79
15
—.—
banks
From
52,140.789
1-
46c
Extra
896
+
Banks
Reserve
demand deposits:,
183,373
A
South
Government
Interbank
0
—i
deposits'-'
Co..
Shakespeare
69
+
1,211
adjusted-.
deposits except U. S. Government
S.
12-31
1-15
(extra)
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
38
18,761
deposits
Demand
12-31
1-15
(quar.i__
Manufacturing,
ment
LIABILITIES—
—
—155,844
12-31
1-15
—_
Co.,
preferred
&
$2
32,732
245,389
19,385,553
376.884
reserves
12-31
1-15
25c
(quar.)—
Selected
641
+
+
—
domestic
with
Balances
class
705
7,503
Federal
with
1-15
$1.09
(quar.i
Seiber'ing
4,602
+
+
—
vault———— i>
in
24c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
Paper
"
Treasurer—general acct.
Total
30c
1-10
common
A
Fetzer
Seabnard
5,367
13
729
_
——
banks—-——.
to
12-28
1-17
*
Co.
&
1-25
(quar.)
com.
Power,
Ltd.,
4
1-25
22V2C
22c
Insurance
preferred
Shell
99
5,235
—...
securities
Loans
&
1-
*25c
*$1.25
.
preferred
Seven-Up
-r
431
1,932
indebtedness
——
bonds
S.
Reserves
-
notes
4
Corp.—-
&
$5
+
26,657
—*
bills
Treasury certificates of
Other
*
Federal
12-28
(quar.)
Scott
—
-
11,055
securities—total..—
Government
S,
Treasury
•
-
—
255,839
—
162,528
+
•'
1
+
73,355
—
| LIABILITIES
12-28
1-15
A
$3.40
1,181
+
1,202
8.852
:—
——J—,——
loans
+ /■
Z
5,818,830
—
premises
Total
1-15
preferred
Scott
-f
2,211
—
loans
estate
Real
933,983
^—404,566
22
foreign banks..;
Other assets
12-28
$1.37Vi
$1.50
5>/2%
purchasing orearry-
Other loans for
Other
Bank
1-15
5V2%
) or
—
unci
12-28
$1.25
(quar.
Scott
Dec. 28,
1955
161
for
securities
carrying
or
+
464
ing securities
cash
1-15
5%%
<—> Since
+ 213
—
brokers
to
purchasing
63,100
"t"'
—121,600
Schwitzer
(In millions of dollars)
87,917
Agricultural loans
24.818,632
loans
Marine
(Ed.)
3.65%
1956
Loans' and Investments adjusted*
;
24,(.09,632
outright
Held under repurchase agree't
from
12-28
——$1,123^
(quar.)
Bantam
8chuster
•
tDec. 19,
1956
—5,012,000
'
2,801,750
■
Total
12-17
1-15
*
ASSETS—
1,721,270
—
U icollected
12-14
1-10
35c
(quar.)
Electric
B
Seevill
Increase ( +
Loans
Dae
1-11
6%
1-
1-15
Ltd.—
A
&
Co.,
Schield
banks follows:
ber
securities:
bought
4%
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
preferred A
$4.75
•
Bonds
Total
1-10
(quar.)_—
Schenley Industries, Inc.
reporting mem¬
Decrease
+
23,734
——
Note's
'■
.
of assets and liabilities of
11,617
5,185
$62 million.
banks increased
to
A summary
27,286
—
1,511
—
34.554
repurchase agree't
Certificates
12-31
1-31
%
Class
the Dallas District, but they
San Francisco District, $49
million in the Richmond District, and $40 million in New
York City, resulting in a net increase of $83 million at
all reporting member banks.
Time deposits increased
$112 million, including an increase of $117 million in
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations.
Bought outrightBills
Fire
Scarfe
adjusted increased $142 million in
District, $71 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
260,147
.—
million.
'
Government
S.
+
27,109
+
—279,280
370,444
—
3
+
308,549
-
advances.
and
+
—
379,133
banks.—
Other cash
4
19,998
+
21,269,341
Total gold certificate'reserves
233,038
20.001
—
(194,950
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
.P.
1-16
(initial)-
preferred
4.36%
decreased $119 million in the
Increase ( + i or
12-20
15c
—35c
—
+.___
_
Diego Gas & Electric,
Savannah
$34 million in
and
trict,
thousands of dollars)
(In
Holdings of "other" securities
deposits
Demand
oj Ret.
40c
25c
;
preferred (quar.)—
4.40% preferred (quar.)——
Sargent & Co. (quar.)——
the Chicago
Payable
——
(quar.)_„
C
Corp.,
preferred
4 V2
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Holderr
When
Share
..: .
(quart
D
common
5%
5%
decreased $27
•
1-15
common
B
preferred
Lawrence
San
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
>
%
10)
page
(stock dividend)
Corp:,
pieferred
New
•Nomlnal.
bonds $17 million.
*2788
134;
(stock dividend)
Raceway
preierrcd
6%
2.778434
2.787500
ment
1
1
+2740
Y.) —
(N.
(quart
preferred A (quai.)
5Vi%
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2.777035
2.785625
*2785
.0349000
.193330*
2.775217
2.786562
sterllng.
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.233350
2.776151
5%
Co.
(quart
Corp.
McBee
4'/a %
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w
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Roosevelt
Royal
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.140080°
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pound
Kingdom,
2.761241
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-
pound
.261031
.490766°
.0349000
Africa,
.0800560
2.759900
.496766°
—
peso
Ronson
.00277912*
.146080°
Volume
t
Plywood Corp.
Aircraft
Rohr
.00277912*
.261012
franc
of South
Union
2.788953
Roddis
.0800560
2.758044
.140080*
krone—,
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
.208900
Rochester
.261012
2.758972
Norway,
.238160°
.0800560
*In
issue.
Insurance
Quarterly
.00285468
.00277912°
.0800560
Mexido, peso—
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
.00285468
2.785625
,002'77912*
Yen.—_—
Japan,
14
14
sub. conv. debs, due 1971_„Feb.
this
in
Rochester-American
2.787500
2.780562
India,
Jan.
Jan.
Inc.—
Per
.238200*
.233233*
Co.,
(Continued from
.00435401°
.203083
*2740
preferred stock
cumul. pfd. stock
Name ol Company
.208783
.238200*
.208725
Deutsche mark
Germany,
1,
.325766
.90435401*
DAY
April
stock—
preierrcd
conv.
.0199125
,
.209950
NEW YEAR S
+2326
21
___Feb.
due
DIVIDENDS
1.041406
v
1
1968—Jan.
Inc.—
Telephone
&
•Announcement
1.040781
.208366
Feb.
debentures
Zapata Off-Shore Co., S'/z%
.208966
CLOSED
V*
1.041484
dollar
Canada,
Jan.
Richmond Gas Co., 6%
&
Light
.0385802°;
.325600
EXCHANGE
.325366
'
.325516
sub.
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.0199125
.0199104
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stock
A
Ltd.—
2.222194
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.0385802*
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-
Belgium, franc
X
British Malaysia, Malayah dollar.
Industries,
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2.219621
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Jan. 1
Dec. 31
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Dec. 28
Oil
class
Inc.,
Carraua,
Jan.. 31
bonds
—
Kings County Lighting Co.,
_____
York (Value In United States
for Cable Transfers In, New
Noon Buying Rate
•
of
Co
stock
convertible
5Vi%
and
Country
Industries,
&
Nickel
Paga
Date
.
leasehold
mtge.
1st
Inc.,
Land
preferred
Kerr-McGee
the week just passed.
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
countries of the world.
Avenue,
International
Secretary of the Treasury
We give below a record for
certifies daily to the
FOREIGN
Gulf
Federal Reservej Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of the Tariff Act of 1930 the
requirement of Section 522
the
to
Pursuant
Fifth
500
Foreign Exchange Rates
.r
....
1-10
12-31
56c
4-
1
3-12
2%
2-15
1-15
1-31
1-16
3-11
2-25
25c
Number
185
Volume
5601
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(85)
Per
-
Name of Company
Container
Stone
'
Corp.
Strathmore
Share
V
.
Payable
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
When
20c
Paper.,-,(quarJ-1*1--————
Stock
60c
dividend
preferred
Stock
Sunrise
2
;• 1.-16
2-15
2-28
Yl
2-15
Warren
A.
Bros.
U
2
Washington
12-
5.;
West
12-
5
West Penn
1-15
1-.7
.2.
:
2%
Super Mould-Corp. of California 4quar. )__Superior. Steel
(quar.—•_
1,21
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd,—'t
(s-ai.—i_
Ordinary
J>%% preference ; (quar.K—
''J
Susquehanna Corp. - (Stock dividend)--Swank, Inc., -
1-21
1-
25c
2-
7
.
1-15
1-15
1
1-15
I,
..
t$1.25
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r
12-18
v
12-18
1-15
12-28
1-15
,
12-14
20c
$1.40
*
f
1982,
30c
40c
1-15
1-
2-
2-
5
1-18
-
1
1-15
12-20
including
$1.05
1-15
12-20
principal
$1.02 Va
1-15
12-20
$50c
1-15
.12-14
t$l
1-15
12-14
t35c
1-15
12-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
%
.
(accum.)
interest
7
1-
2-
$2
1
Temco
■'
Aircraft
-Stock
Texas
15c
(extra)
dividend
Electric
Co.,«.$4
pfd.p (quar.)
'11:
Common
Power
&
preferred
$2.4a
Glass
(quar.)
Co.,
preference
$2 50
I.)
conv.
pfd.
Tobacco
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
1960,
Co.,
Securities
Trust, Ltd.—
1 ,,2-15
1-31
\
C2 \'i c
1
Y: i-i5
12-31
15c
1-15
1-10
2-15
12-17
1-15
two
12-26
fiOc
1-15
12,26
1-15
12-26-
Torn
Trade Bank
-
Stock
&
$1.75
Trust
(N.
—
&
quarterly
(quar.)
Oil
Wilson
Co..
Common
1
2-15
7c
2-
8
12-28
25c
1-11
50c
1-15
87 Vic
1-10
'
!
J
Gas
Yellow
Cab
6%
6%
Co..
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
2-15
21-
7
1-15
2-
1-
Youngstown
Zellors,
1
Steel
Ltd.,
4%%/
Tranter
Mfg.—:
t
;
of
Quarterly '
Trust
Co.
Tuckett
(Jersey
_______;
of
North
Tobacco,
29th Street
Jersey
Towers
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
a
Less
1
1-10
x
Less
1-15
1-2
f
previous
31»/4c
1-15
SI. 12%
1-35
Chemical
Common
Stock
,
Y5%
(quar.)
dividend
10c
1
2-
1-15
1-
Door
•
30c
2-28
2-28
$1.12%
Ltd.
(quar.i
(Kansas)
2-15
2-15
United Biscuit
4Vi%
Co.
of
United
convertible
Corps.,
United Drill
Preferred
preference
Ltd.,
class
Tool,
&
com.
Fruit
Co.
Hill
Mines, Ltd
Molasses,
United
6%
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
S.
U-
Ltd
Shoe
Machinery,
1
U.
(quar.)-———
com.
(quar.)
Realty & Investment
Co.
S.
Oil
-2-28
.
Stock
1-
on
1,
7
Corp.
Universal
Leaf
7-31
7-10
1-15
12-31
+25c.
2-
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
1-10
this
Co.
1-
7
2-
1-
3
1
2-1
1-15
1-
1-
3
12-21
8
tax
of
Food
Van
Camp
Sea.
Van
Sciver
(J.
5%
Van
class
Waters
Common
Stock
B.)
record
Marine
incorrect.
was
date
York,
• f;.
U
indicated
The
corrected
payment
1-7
Gross
railway
Rogers,
1-
7
12-26
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-28
1 -15
1-25
12-28
1-15
12-28
2-15
1-15
1-15
12-20
1-15
12-31
dividend
2-
Virginia
Iron,
Virginian
Inc.
2-
8
2-
8
1954
1-18
2-
1
1-11
$446,906.
$384,937
Ry.,
g'c
—V.
£7,974
88.677
39.677
5,825
25,717
4,353.975
4.000.279
3.783,513
4,209,834
391,542
408.204
122,066
*91,813
offering
Co.,
Ward
.
Warner
6toek
1
,
1
807.310
719.146-
334,396
184, p.
196.628
A
1-15
1-
5
1-
7
12-23
3-
7
2-28
4-22
3-29
1-15
12-20
1-30
10c
1-10
1-
4
12-23,
Railway
New
list
-Earnings—
1955
1954
(quar.)
37»2c
8-
(stock
dividend)
12-21
__~
1-25
1-10
12-27
30c
1-15
12-28
1-11
12-27
1-11
12-27
50c
-
2-15
5%
-
(quar.)
;
5'>-
25c
1
(Qtiar.)
dividend
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
7-17
1-14
$2.50
.
__1
120
Broadway,
New
"
200,000 shares of common
share on a best efforts
per
•>*•,•
■"■
•
a
to
are
and
1-15
2%
1-15
GIVING
10
.
.
be
general
EFFECT
used
to
purchase
corporate
TO
inven¬
purposes.
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
cents)_—
$1.50
of
England
York
and
share,
per
Baked
items,
N.
23,
Edward
W.
$371,506
$395,140
77.533
96,946
679,592 shs.
nine
or
cents
1
share.
per
6,414
9.361
13,522
24,467
railway-
3,852.690
3,969.647
3.882,383
4,396.399
nounced
1,143,464
1,140.788
1,191,517
1.440.884
further, appeal
income—_
155,675
236,141
283,372
407,783
Beans,
with
both canned
Snyder
Y.;
Bacon.
frozen,
<President)
Robert
Levrey
Beef
and
M.
(Treasurer
income
Siegler
Corp.—Division
LiUlejehn
and
Net
wall
Southwestern
Ry—Earnings—
1956—-Month—1955
184.
from
$5,632,868
S56.632.312
heater
S.
The
$55,487,435
3,785,531
3.473.130
35.365.364
32.391.676
ry. oper.
$2,348,845
$2,159,738 £21,266,948
823,095.759
inc.—
1,080,758
oper.
2057.
p.
Period
858,743
.*
9,141,905
&
of
oper.
Ry.—Earnini
$3,292,920
from
railway
184,
Chevy
by
200.013
2,162 041
End
its
Ave.,
Chase,
Md.;
S122.976
$125,528
SI.130.879
Coleman
of
51,766
595,915
Holly
N.
Y.
Court—
The
Siegler
lost
has
Corp.,
an¬
chance
any
of
Manufacturing
Co.,
made the
the Supreme Court refused
Appeals for the 9th Circuir,.
that
word
Court
Court
of
confirms
infringed
opinion
the
heater
the
the
previous
9th
Circuit
NarroWail
Holly
patent
After
has
64,
.
,
.
67,
been
68
is
Court
valid
and
69
refused
and
to
that
all
infringe"
conscious
intentional,
and
"trial,
the
Federal
District
Court
and
in
Los
Angeles,
for
patent
infringement
against
The
District Court found Holly's patent to
ordered
an
accounting
to
determine
Holly's
issued
and
appealed,
to
and
is
infringed,
Mr.
Nos.
Supreme
.
and
tinue
the
Holly patent
originated in the
Holly's
complaint
en
which
models
infringement
,
case
valid
Co.
497.502
inc
oper.
"that
Co.
2122.
p.
Appeals'
wall
s
such
damages,
$1,051,648
69,822
ry. oper.
of
Co.
Harrison,
of
Court
of
the
of
Coleman
be
1.923,335
division
Coleman
received
Coleman
$2,974,983
226.231
expenses
he
Supreme
that
points out
Calif.,
1956—10 Mos*.—1955
$325,541
President
.•
the
of
Court
The
1956—Month—1955
S349.207-*-
revenue—
a
The
Federal
judgment
ruling
"that
•
Atlantic
End. Oct. 31—
oper.
rev.
West
2,602,441.
review
8,819,744
the
when
the
manufacturing
Net
addc$ to
.1
patent.
action
Court
No.
that
from
Johnson,
deliberate.
Savannah
Railway
Railway
company
bo
judgment holding The Coleman
intentional and deliberate infringer of
Holly's NarroWail
an
review
to
1956—10 Mos1955
$6,134,376
revenue—
oper.
be
28
Dec.
on
announcement
expenses
oper.
railway
—V.
of
Secretary)
Favored
Holly Manufacturing Co.,
to
Co.
2057.
p.
rev.
230
of
the
As
will
111.147
—
an
injunction enjoining The Coleman Co. from
selling the four infringing models. The Coleman
posted bond, and, pending appeal, was allowed to con¬
and
manufacture
and
sell
the
infringing
heaters.
Johnson explained that the effect of the refusal of
the Supreme
to review the case
further, would be to reinstate the Federal
Court
Schick, Inc.—Listed
outstanding
were
the
to
first
vear
in
—V.
184,
nine
a
sales
p.
year
and
is
a
business
on
value
the
leader
months
earlier.
profits
of
The
Jan.
common
New
in
on
York
the
3,
1957,
stock
Stock
electric
1956"were
when
injunction against the manufacture and sale of Coleman's in¬
fringing wall heater models Nos. 04, 67, 68 and 69.—V.
184, p. 1062.
Big Board-
on
of
par
trading
corporation
$15,135,152
opening
shares of $1
admitted
The
for
the
at
of
this
as
1,200.000
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—-Plans Stock Rights Offer
corporation
—Sale
industry.
Sales
for
the
Scovill
of
one
1956.
new
The
1956.
Co.
—
Securities
ed
Offered
debentures
was
—
of
The
An
ahce
offered
and
stock, at $28!/2
32-31
176,450
the
12-20
eight shares held
new
shares
on
at
rate of
the record
per
one
date.
share for the
share
for
each
The subscription
shows
registration statement
to
shares
the
present
held,
it
•
-
company
on
stockholders
was
has
Jan.
in
announced
outstanding
at
least
with
10
the
on
ratio
Jan.
3.
43,727,585
4.372,753
■
company
that
said
the
amount
sources
to
consequently
no
directors
were of the opinion
that the issttwould provide sufficient funds from
company's near, term capital requirements
debentures will be
issued
as
a
part
of
the
meet
of
stock
the
In
November/the company had announced that it planned to offer
stockholders rights to subscribe to additional stock and
possibly would
sell up to $100,000,000 debentures.—V.
184, p. 2330.
rights to subscribe for 176,450 shares of additional
$25 par value common
report
a
stock
10
financing.
pany
Jan. 3
file
of
for each
capital stock, so the offering will amount to
•'
of
outside
public sale on Jan. 4 by an underwriting group head¬
by Morgan Stanley & Co., and concurrently the com¬
is issuing to holders of its common stock of record
share
latest
shares
Manufacturing
Debentures Put Off—
company plans to
SEC for an
offering
shares.
for
of
The
compared with
another record
looks for
figures are audited
management
complete
the
Exchange.
shaver
$18,987,560
issue of $10,000,000 25-year 434%
{Phila.)____
Corp.
1
15c
(extra)
of
proceeds
capital
DIRECTORS—Marty
New
1953
4-16
A
net
(par
other
products.
df
The
1-17
1
price
$357,971
Louis
Railway
1-14
1
class
trustee,!
:'
■
to
and
2057.
Period End. Oct. 31—
1-29
5-
Industries
Stock
2-
2-
Apartments
Waiworth 'Co.
2-14
37'2c
Wallace & Tiernan
Walnut
iquar.)__
York,
;
company
was
formed
in New
York
on
Oct.
10,
engage: in the preparation and marketing of processed food's.
It will limit its operations at the
outset
to
four
items, which are;
Beef Stew; Corned Beef Hash; Beef
Vegetable Soup with Nasturtiums;
1956
J.
Net
37J.ic
preferred
&
preierred
.'
,
stock
97.499
oper.
184,
St.
—V.
+25c
III—11—
New
issue
an
working
railway——
from
ry.
1-15
10c
Coke—
/•"
for
$374,503
from
Net
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
6%
&
and .$2.73
446,259 shares issued to Mr. Snyder are not entitled to receive
dividends until there ln\s ueen paid of the stock
sold pursuant
to
the current public offering from funds
legally available for the pay¬
ment
of dividends,
in the aggregate,
dividends totalling 6%
of .the
£453.917
112,609
5.6,386
>
.
1956
oper.
Net
1-31
4%
:
Coal
$3.86
were
•The
1353
1-18
20c
(quar.)
State
CAPITALIZATION
1
20c
u
of
156.
(par 10 cents) at $1.50
and
The
1-31
81.25
:
Co.
p.
From Jan. 1—
12-20
20c
(quar.)
184,
PROCEEDS—The
12-28
50c
common
Trust
Y.—V.
York
stock
97,255
income
railway—
railway-—
Effective
:
Midland
N.
Common
3471.479
from
Gross
40c
(quar.i
shares
of 3%%
basis.
tory
1955
12-26
50c
—
preferred
&
Freeze,
Ventures, Ltd
Walker
Co.
of
Sergeant Marty Snyder Foods, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock Of¬
here
Corporation and
October—
12-22
Co.—
A
Velvet
6%
America
net
sinking lund debentures due Feb. 1, 1962, are being
$93,000 principal amount of the debentures have been
redemption through the fixed sinking fund on Feb.^ 1,
Redemption at 101% and accrued interest will be made at The
1957.
Hon*
7%.
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
1 f,c
Corp.
line
a
Scovill's
for
Court
Vanadium
and
J....
1955,
that
selected
12-10
1-10
5c
(quar.)__
in
long-term
notified
dividend.
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)_
ended
income
progresses,
12-20
1-10
1-17
171VC
common
fittings
■
lOryear .period
Seabrook Farms Co.—Partial Redemption—
>•
'
Tobacco,
pro¬
stock and
of
•
ry.
5%
Products
Stock dividend
Net
Net
20c
(year-endi.
Universal
date
rathvay____
from railway—:
ly. oper, income___
12-31
1712C
dividend
also
tax.
from
1-15
Kansas, Inc. (Abilene)
Stock
37 V2C
'
railway-..
from
87 Wc
^___
and
BUSINESS—The
Gross
Net
3%
_
plumbing fittings, hose
the
From Jan. 1—
Net
common
(quar.)
4-10
RR.—Earnings-
oper.
12-31
22 ;2 c
70c cony, preferred
(quar.)__
United Telephone Co. of
Unitronics
rv.
12-
10c
(quar.)_______v__
Corp. iquar.)—
Stockyards Corp., comn'on (quar.)
preferred
from
Net
1-15
25c
Vitamin
5%
1-10
4-30
50c
1956
from
Net.
8
50c
;
preferred
S.
United
Gross
8
1-
50c
;
dividend
1-10
1-31
37 Vic
tax.
October—
1 r31
1
50c
—
(increased quar.)
basis,
Authorized
1-15
12^0
__
laundry-proof snap fasteners,
UNDERWRITERS—Associated with the Morgan Stanley & Co. under¬
writing groups are: Clark, Dodge & Co.; Dominick &
Dominick; Drexcl
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Chas. W. Scranton
& Co.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Co.; Cooley & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Putnam &
Co.; and Richard
W. Clarke Corp.—V.
18<a, p. 2786.
1-15
Smelting, Relining & Mining—
7%
U.
1
37 l''2 c
(s-a i_
for
resident
3
25c
Royalty
S. Shoe
Corp.
Year-end
U.
2-
2-
e2Mic
____
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) )quar.)__
Co., class A (extra)
Plywood Corp., com. (quar.)__
S.
1-10
1-
15C
Extra
U.
4
$2.50
—
Foil
S.
9
1-15.
2-
£2.50
(quar.)
(reduced
these
&
1-31
(Continued from page 7)
f5c
—
Canal
&
4
Investment News
tlOc
—
1955
outstanding during each period)
year 1955,
$3.22 for the first 10 months of 1955
special items for the first 10 months of 1956.
New
75c
1
(quar.).
RR.
Distributors
preferred
2-14
40c
_
■
_____
Shirt
1
435c
(quar.)____
Keno
New Jersey
3-
2-
87>'2C
quar. I
1-
1-18
i:5G 'Ac
General
2-14
15c
Extra
United
and/or
■•Deficit.—V.
tquar.i__
In
fered—Burd, Jacwin & Costa, Inc., of New Yprk City,
in December publicly offered to bona fide
residents of
Net
(increased
United
United
1
$1.12Mi
(quar.)
United
3-
COc
(extrai_
B
United
-
1-
America—•
preferred (quar.):
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50
1-19
1
$1.25
.
1-19
2-
33c
'
2-15
2-15
735c
com.,..
tube.
to the sale of the additional com¬
debentures the company will have
outstanding $14,400,debt, 1,588,054 shares of common stock of $25
par
value and 77,585 shares of preferred stock of
$100 par value.
1-15
1
37 Vic
1-19
■■
*
United
date
1-19
$1
—
_
37 y2 c
;
closed
published
Rutland
Canada
and
1-28
87Iic
of
System
2-
(increased)
income
1-28
2-28
and
1-28
4%
wire
CAPITALIZATION—^Giving effect
1-22
6%C
92
Gas
1
1-23
25c
______
15%;
2
25c
—
Gas
2-
2%
.____
income
Jamaica
1
(quar.)
Union
tax
British
1-11
4-
$4.25
___~
shapes,
-
the
mon
12-26
1-30
Union Electric Co.—
Union
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
preferred
$1.11
—
.__
not
Materials Corp.—
&
preferred
$4.50
sesident
4
13%
-
Union
•
12-31
12-31
($1.75
35%
the
1-15
1-15
_
1-
other
number
average
000
(quar.)
books
2-
7
buttons
contract
a
Holders
63 %c
div. i
(liQUidatingi
1-31
12-31
...
(N. Y.)
$1.50
1-15
2-
on
before
tPayable in U, S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
(Payable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
(quar.i
pfd.
lor
12-31
12-31
City)—
(stock
7%
10-11
1-15
___.
America
Ltd.,
1
1-10"
•Transfer
__
New
11-
1-14
•25c
-
Co.
7-12
12-31
$1.23 Vz
-
•'
—
Products, $1.23 preferred (quar. >
Temper Corp., 4Vs% pref.- (quar;i___
True
1-11
4-12
1
2 V2c
Treesweet
Trust
1
8-
25c
common
preferred
9
2-
1
•
extruded
f-or
;
complete line of fasteners for the apparel trades. The
company
among other products, special parts of brass and other
and
5-1
1-15
25%
—
■
1-
5c
'
.
such
increased from $63,146,000 to
$147,406,000. and
earnings increased from $3,311,000 to $5,508,000.
For the 10 months ended Nov. 4, 1956 net sales and other
income
were
$127,006,000 compared to $118,346,000 for the same
period in
1955;
Net earnings in
1956, before special items, were $4,071,000, and
were $4,538,000 ill the 1955
period,
Earnings per common share after preferred dividends (based on
1-30
1
1-15
1
5c
(quar.)——
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
2%
22 Vac
tquar. >
preferred
pi'd.
(quar.)___
6%
2-
...
producers
net
25c
(quar.)__—
preferred
2
1-
2-15
t30c
_
preferred
2-1
2-20
$2
County Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
Worthingtcn Corp. (stock dividend)—
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. (monthly)
12-31
20c
'
._
$2.55
(quar.)
4.44%
12-28
(30c
__
V.'
$4.90
50c
2-15
2-15
rod,
accounted
household electric appliances.
25c
Southern
1
?
products
EARNINGS—During
sales
1
RR._
.
-
1-21
(quar.)
Central
8
1
of
25c
1-
;
—
2-1
a
metals
1-18
—
1-28
3-
a major project involving an estimated
$8,000,000
mill, to be bijiU in New Milford,
Conn., which will sub-r
sheet,- strip,
25c
(quar.)
Common
17 Vic
3-
combined
offerings will be
capita) improvement
$25,000,000 during the next
company's
company is one* of the five largest brass
United States. <It produces, a wide
variety of mill
tack-fastened
1-18
25c
Electric Power, 6%
3-
the
about
manufactures
1-18
1
Worcester
__
.
2-1
2-
;
Wisconsin
$1.14
of
BUSINESS—The
duces
*1-11
2-1
sink¬
■"■
.
i-ir
2-1
$1.25
increased
com.
Wisconsin
Trane Company, new common (initial
quar..)
Trans-Caribbean Airways, class A (quar.)
r
■
Extra
,i
Stock dividend :
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com.
i.
1
2-
75c
(quar.)
Common
,/
Inc.,
8
•___
________
0"
1-2
$1,433%
April
The
.
Increased
Wilcox
8
'
■
(quar.)
the
beginning
by maturity.
the
and
to
of sales.'
It has pioneered- in the
com
casting of flat bars and, cylindrical billets.
The company is
the- principal
supplier
in
the world
of
certain
pneumatic
devices,
chiefly tire valves, and tire ■ pressure gauges. It is the
principal sup¬
plier in this country, of certain types of
straight pins, "safety pins
8
1-
1-30
50c
8
____
Building Assoc. Ltd. .(quar.)
Extra
1-
1-31
5%
(quar.)—
1-
(s-a)_
(quar.)
1-31
117»/ac
of
to
.1.1",
The
of
fund
lower
,a
option
at 103%
decreasing
:
part
tinuous
Co.—
1-
__
pfd.
112 Mic
£5 preferred A (accum.)—
Williams-McWillianis Industries—
9
$1.06%
expenditures
prices
as
having
the
1962,
issue
including
tube
new
products
12-21;
(quar.)
1-
"
prior
Y.)
dividend
Traders
_•
Corp.,
preferred
1-15
_.
Mines
convertibie"preferred
2-21
$1.06%
Corp. (quar.)______—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
!
prior
for
at
1,
sinking
100%.
net
proceeds
general funds.
Scovill's
calls
years,
in the
12-28
1-15
15c
$3
is
moneys
redeemable
Jan.
thereafter
at
amount after Jan. 1, 1979.
A
Is calculated to retire the entire
to
a
'as-
; 3-12
1-18
25c
;•:
(resumed)..
2-21
'•
Mfg.
Towie
Towne
i
4-
-5%
-
*
$1
$1
——
,
div.)_
dividend)-—"
common
161/2%
■
_______
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada
(stock
.
_29.7143%
_
Edison
4.56%
1-
Ry.,
are
including
1," 1967
stantially expand the company's line.,of tube
products.
60c
.
Wilbur-Suchard Chocolate
1-18
1-10
7 1-15
Erie
and
;for
$1.25
Ltd.,fclass-A (quar.)
(quar.).
and
-PROCEEDS—The
added
Sewing Machine Corp.—
Wisconsin
__
4%%
2
10c
4.-x
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__:
preferred (quar.)——■_
t
preferred (quar.)
1-
30c
—___
4.25%
2-
lien
to
Jan.
12-28'
$1.25
$2
?•
1-10
10c
—:
-V
deposit receipts deferred (final)
Amer., deposit receipts ordinary
(final)
Shipyards
Iyear-end
■l
prior
Common
1-10
1-10
60C
Todd
Toledo
1
J
—
•
$1.20 pfd.
(quar.)
(Mass.), class A
Corp.
4%
debentures
1967
1,
to
12-24"
com.
(quar.)—
(stock
The
104%%
Jan.
•
prior
borrowed
1-15
I__
Stamping Co.
-Telegraph
at
of
1-11
(quar.)_.
<te
Union
Wheeling & Lake
'
50%
Oil
Amer.
i
1
1-10
MM
Glass
.
Finance
?...
Tool
Westminster Paper Co.
"'Class B
(quar.)
Westmoreland Coal Co.
2-15
,,
2-1
1
dividend
Water
2-
2-
$1
$1.14
:
(year-tnd).;.:
Fibre
(H.
Tide
3-15
$1.21
-
(quar.)—
Thomas Industries
Stock
30c-
__
Thompson
Time
1-15
Western
Western
"1-15
Mfg.-—
convertible
Thermoid
1
1-15
,
.
(quar.V_____
:5%'preferred
u
White
Light,: $4 pfd.
(quar.)_^_____-_^.u^I——
preferred
$4.84
2-
:.L_
(quar.)___
iquar.)
$4.56
1
11-29
1
2-
$1,16
;
_
2-
5%- -preferred
12-21
12-21
11-29*
1-10 "
$1
$1.14
(quar.>_____—
$4.64 preferred (quar.
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Thatcher
1-10
3%
Service
.i
Texas
"It 15
25c
,11-24v
redeemed
115c
Corp.,
1-24
„
1-15
15c
Y
_____—.i
Corp..
$4.56 preferred
'
2-15
2-15
>
Year-end
Tennessee
■
25c
25c
-
be
112 %c
■
•
Y
cost.
program
I-:l.
Western.Leaseholds, -Ltd. (initial
; Western Plywood, Ltd., class B
Western Tablet fc
Stationery
1,
not
can
ing fund redemption price
'
v
;
'
Inc., class. A. (qua r_
Clasp- B": (qtiar.)-'—
-
debentures
refunding by the application
2-1
v
Talcm,
a
company
(quar.)
Insurance Sectirlteis—i;
•
of
25c
(quar.)
7.
A
The
2
$1.12 «/a
.
Power Co.—
1,
priced at 98V2% and accrued interest to
yield
are
approximately 4.85% to maturity.
1-15
preferred
Class
12-31
;
•
Grocers, Ltd.,-class A fquar.)___
i-Western
12-18
offer
12-26
50c
quar.)_
Common
.
14c
UQc
-
_
1-15
1-15
-
(quar.)_____„_
Coal. (quar.)___
preferred
Western
.
i5c.
45
expires at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
21, 1957. The
Morgan Stanley group is also
underwriting the common
stock subscription
offering. The debentures, due Jan.
12-31
Ltd.-
Light
4.20%; preferred B
4.10% preferred C
1-24
7
Y
1-15
t75c
(quar.
(increased
Co.
Gas
Kentucky
4Va %
10-10
V
.
25c
u
__
of Rec.
2%
Quarterly
Tool Co.—
dividend
"*Cdmmon
Walker
1-15
1-10
Holderi
Payable
div.)_
Warner Bros. Pictures
1-10
12>/Yc
-
___
(^tock
common
preferred B (quar.)
(Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts,
15c
10%
iquar.)
Corp.,
convertible
15c
(quar.)_~-
dividend
Machine
King
6-%
12-28
2
2-28
.10%
(quai\:
Supermarkets
Sunstrand
V
Stock
•
2-
3
12V2C
—
Sun Finance & Loan, common
1-
25c
1-
Waste
When
Share
Name of Company
3
1-
1-24
31V4C
Straw-bridge -t Clothier< tquar.)
Stubnitz Greene, com:non (quar.)_!
Per
of Rec.
1-24
3%.
__
Holderi
*
'
"
V
'
"■
See
Midland
i
.
,
r.
South Canada Uranium Corp.
Commercial
■
■
(N. Y.)—Exchange Offer
Corp. above.—V.
181,
p.
£62.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, January 7, 1957
.
(86)
If
the registrars at or prior to the close of business
trustee will select by lot those debentures to be
converted, and those not so selected Will be returned,
"debentures
in a lesser principal amount are received on or prior to Jan. 18, 195/,
all
debentures received
will be converted, and thereafter debentures
received for conversion will be converted until such day as said Prin¬
the
—V.
conversion
393,719
income
after
948,322
184,
—V.
8,701,907
3,532,924
9,997,996
4,104,063
10,023,737
894,838
of
2330.
p.
charter
3
Jan.
was
bid
A
a
also
Interstate
the
'
Hutchinson
,
EARNINGS
Wells
&
Net
ry.
4,285,471
Net
ry.
—V.
income—
2840.
oper.
134,
—V.
p.
Southern
184,
111,396,595
41,597,701
184,
railway—
from
Net
Net
ry.
7,430,852
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
70,069,151
78,502,780
37,921,280
income
37,367,854
the
'
$
443,499,788
271,958,125
S
$
$
50,654,729
31,633,807
45,743,770
484,355,723
27,616,533
294,805,772
7,984.528
7,222,435
75,205,141
operating taxes._
3,540,083
3,321,239
36,546,406
67,135,642
34,443,617
operating
8,096,311
7,583,563
77,798,404
69,962,404
7,730,576
7,007,591
72,950,992
65,037,350
Operating
revenues—
Operating
expenses
Federal
Other
Net
income
taxes
income
after charges--
Net
—V.
184,
2330.
p.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.- -Earnings—
October—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$3,079,344
$3,051,468
$2,628,848
1,211,248
889.405
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
617,889
639,760
550,840
265,751
28,811,377
27,583,251
2 4,353,257
9,550,688
9,739,939
7,508,950
9,737,832.
5,107,796
5,260,043
4,474,820
5,234,869
income
railway
Income—
oper.
Railway
Net
Stanrock Uranium Corp.—To Sell Bonds and Common
railway
—V.
184,
ry.
isters With Securities and
The
Its
corporation
registration
stock
mon
Dec.
on
$1).—V.
Exchange Commission—
filed
26
covering
statement
(par
183,
p.
with
the
100,000
SEC
amendment
an
additional
shares
of
to
com¬
With
Securities
This
1956,
The
Country
club
filed
Club,
213.
'
and
Snappington,
covering $643,800 of V/e
bonds
are
holders
The
of
the
offered
at
is involved.
their
They
with
the
lace
to
are
1, ,1986.
a
principal amount of $1,850.
offered for
be
sale
troller
be
demolition
used
as
follows:
removal
of
retirement
of
of
tion
5,710,005
inc
Royal Little,
Sales
mately
but
for
Chairman
the
profits
the
first
Board,
Dec.
not
on
29,
are
Earnings
the
for
of
ended
year
$240,000,000.
11
Jan.
1956
yet
months
said
1
will
in
part:
amount
available
amounted
to
to
the
for
approxifull
year
approximately
$5,937,000.
three
mind
on
the
Feb.
TextroH.
these
problems
24.
In
1955
$3,430,993
1,340,138
1,141,090
790,895
2,391,947
1,039,046
36,358,957
30,108,439
32,051,536
16,285,030
11,096,843
10,604,238
9,422,615
6,485,358
6,131,682
Co.—Plans Financing—
and
Expands—
been
new
earnings
with
of
1954,
are
there
must
year
Woolen
prior
to
Co.
and
merger,
Robbins
the
aggregated over S26.000.000.
provision for loss
disposal of certain mill properties.
Mills,
combined
those two companies
on
be
borne
in
which we have been involved since the merger
American
the
disappointing
including
a
Inc.
into
losses
of
$7,000,000
In order
to put
the
of
be
ready
for
units, two
operation
in
1959.
At
that
generating
—
Files
Treasurer—
is
1957
of
total
will
capability
system
1957
of
one
terms
of
the
first
by stockholders, probably
16 outstanding shares.
Also,
subscription
share
new
subsidiaries,
two
during
for
The West Penn
quarter of 1957
financing.
public
issue
to
stock
each
lor
The
Edison
Potomac
and
Co.
Penn
West
Co., will undertake the public sale of additional senior securities.
now
scheduled, the total amount to be raised by these separate
Power
As
1957
"The
and
for the system's construction needs through¬
provide
1958.
issuance
proposed
of
West
Electric
Penn
will
stock
common
represent the first such offering since 1953. Our forecasts indicate that
even
allowing for the new shares to be issued, earnings per share for
the year 1957 will increase over those for
1956.
The latest available
earnings are for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1956, and amount to
$2.13
per share.
For the whole year 1956, a moderate gain in this
figure may be expected.—V. 182, p. 1614.
,
.
West
See
Co.—To Sell Senior Securities—
Electric
Perm
above.—V.
Co.
182,
2297.
p.
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Western
October—
Net
ry.
$5,606,917
$4,494,286
$5 ,528,052
1,429,869
2,259,715
1,509,693
2 ,287,952
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
690,257
891,233
1
40,152,961
50
10,440,933
9.248.219
17 .169,168
5,779,258
railway—..
railway
6,338,741
4,671,800
,516,876
income
oper.
184,
1,051,400
45.323,558
12,746,324
has been elected a
director and Treasurer of the
the
and this company
of
to
of land granted under previous contracts.
agreement,
the company
will pay up
Hotel
record
of
Jan.
to 20',o
1
of 6%
$110,300
convertible subordi¬
15, 1971, at 100% of principal
the basis of $100 of debentures for each two
nated debentures due Dec.
amount
on
The offering is not underwritten.
for by stockholders by Jan. 15, 1957
general public for purchase for cash at par for a
following such date.
The indenture provides that from and after Dec. 15, 1961, the de¬
bentures shall be prepayable by
the company at any regular interest,
debentures
Any
will be
offered
of
the
to
two
subscribed
not
years
days'
date occurring thereafter, in whole or in part, provided 60
written notice of its intention to prepay is given to the regis¬
tered
holders
thereof
and
provided
further
the
that
debentures
local
the like.
of
and another S33.000.commodities and materials, for
Included in this $33,000,000 is
to
be
prepaid, if less than the full amount then outstanding, shall be selected
by lot from the whole number then outstanding.
The
holders
of
15.
the
of
1961,
debentures
hereof
issuance
until
convert
to
entitled,
are
and
at
the
including
into
debentures
said
any
close
fully
time
of
after
the
business
paid
and
on
non¬
capital stock on the basis
of $100
principal amount of debentures for each two shares of the
company's common stock as it is constituted at Dec. 15, 1956.
The
conversion privilege is protected against dilution.
shares
of the company's
common
.
PROCEEDS—The
in
proceeds
the
part,
from
the
renovation
major
these debentures is to
program
which the company
of
sale
undertaken.
BUSINESS—The
restaurant
company
business
known
owns,
as
in
and
fee,
Wicomico
"The
operates
Hotel"
in
a
hotel
the
and
City
of
Main and Division Sts.
The hotel property consists of a seven-story brick hotel building con¬
taining 121 guest rooms.
In addition, the company owns, in fee, a lot
adjoining the building, which it now operates as a parking lot.
The
company has operated since March 9, 1923, the date of its incorpora¬
Salisbury,
tion
as
The
a
County,
Maryland
located
at
corporation.
has
company
American
Md.,
Wicomico
Hotels
into
entered
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
management
a
contract
First
of
G'i'o
mortgage
to
GIVING
County
EFFECT
Trust
subord.
—V.
184,
conv.
stock
p.
debs, due Dec. 15, 1971
(par
2675.
The
TO
PRESENT
$100 )1
FINANCING
Outstanding
Co.
Maryland
Common
with
'
Authorized
to
payrolls average $75,000,000,
Of¬
15 offered to its stock¬
the right to subscribe on or
Dec.
on
Dec.
for
15
Md.—Debentures
Salisbury,
Co.,
company
company.)
for the purchase
fuel purchase, and
611,019
2059.
p.
Wicomico
has
Guatemalan Lands—
the Government of Guatemala
,003,779
1—
Jan.
from
45,143.079
income
oper.
From
Gross
1953
$5,091,285
railway,.:—.
from
Net
1954
1955
1956
•.
■
railway.a__
from
Gross
assessable
earned in the country to
$5,000,000 in developing
mately $22,500,000;
rentals,
for
is related to the addi¬
which, totalling 240,000
1958, and the third, of
payment
of
Colombia,
Costa
Rica,
Cuba.
Dominican Republic,
Ecuador, Guatemala. Honduras, Jamacia, and Panama amount to about
$130,000,000 per year.
Of this amount governments receive approxi¬
goes
obtaining certain
in
expenditures
in
point
some
require
plans
common
ratio
the
in
itself
Co.
additional
in
will
growth
Electric
before
Dec.
on
Gorkcm
'
delay
addition
property
gross
new
are
holders
1956—10 Mos.—1955
of
Payments
000
for the
larger but
West Penn Power
Exchange Commission—
Fruit Co.—To Develop
under
said in part:
demands of our customers, the company
facilities during the year 1956.
This
the
of
to
"This
the government and invest a
the east coast land along the
Motagua River.
The 111,000 acres to be turned over to Guatemala
for its rural development
program is in addition to 100,000 acres on
the west coast ceded to Guatemala in 1954.
(Guatemala is one of four
Middle American
Republics which has a 30'o
participation contract
with
"Although
$3,217,946
Edison Co.
(Colo.)—Stock Offering
Investors, Inc., Jamaica, N. Y.
government 111,000 acres
minimum
1953
1954
1955
2.015.C37
approximately 2,155,000 kilowatts. Two of the units are being
by, West Penn Power Co. at its new Armstrong Station; the
third unit is being added at the R. Paul Smith Station of The Potomac
succeeding J. W. Garretson, who retired Dec. 31. after more
of service. Mr. Van Gorkom has been serving as Con¬
of the company, a title which he will retain.—V. 184, p. 2883.
profits
184,
13,225,028
have
period
Early in November
of
U.
more
car
operation.—V.
continuous
under
3.
than
the
tire,
the
of
be
Service—
signed a contract by which United Fruit will rehabilitate 5,000 acres
undeveloped land on the east coast and at the same time turn back
the
15-inch
It has been built to take
tire would.
kilowatts,
finance,
Also
Textron, Inc.—Earnings Disappointing-
York
t"
the cost of which being carried over into 1957 will produce
high amount for this important measure of growth. Our
estimate
165,000
years
United
$55,000
a
the
existing main clubhouse
and
ladies'
locker
room
at
the
club;
and
erection,
equipping, and
furnishing of a new clubhouse and ladies' locker room, all as authorized
by the club's stockholders at a special meeting held June 29, 1955.
or
alter
"
24,658,941
$30,000,000
would
kilowatts,
stock¬
to
the
"Nearly half of the 3 957 construction program
13,747,727 116,860.352 116.840,915
4,745,103
37,376,735
38,675,563
$250,000
Van
46
out
New
come
at
$57,000,000.
16,151,390
corporation
W.
to
to
record
new
present
cor¬
company,
than
slated
exhibited
1,706,240
with
pace
equipment,
-
to
are
bond;
26,
Dec.
on
production
is
was
Thompson, President, on Dec. 27,
about
amount
100,000 shs.
1956—Month—1955
Union Tank Car Co.—New
J.
SEC
mortgage bonds, due Dec.
club,
proceeds
mortgage
be
to
No. underwriting
statement
first
meet
being shipped
'
car
Electric
Penn
Dec.
Registers
—
of metal
automotive
$4,150,852
income
oper.
"Keeping
18 filed a letter of notification with the
9'f registered mortgage bonds due in 50
equal
and successive
monthly installments to be offered at 100'8
of
principal amount. There will be no underwriting. The proceeds
are
to be used to create or acquire mortgages on real estate.
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
Mo.
the
46,770,861
from, railway..
added
ry. oper.
Realty
covering
place
in
3.109,967
railway..
ry.
West
46,487.367 426,714.261 422.975,629
32,739.640 309,853,909 306,134,714
Securities
The
SEC
in
standard
$5,513,635
__
income.
oper.
date
Sunset
the
of
railway..
from
Earle S.
2059.
Union
With
•
Brougham
—V.^184, p. 2059.
Stock—See Atlas Corp. above.
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Reg¬
•
the
which
14-inch
railway—
Net
48,274.752
32.123,362
oper.
p.
"•
December.
speed
Net,
expenses
from
rev.
springs
been
are
car
to be
Eldorado
Cadillac
Brougham
shares of stock held.
Net
air
1957
on
have
They
A
present day
The
revenue—
oper.
put
first
27.
From Jan. 1—
expansion of its Asheboro,
National Carbon Co., a
26,626.548
2053.
p.
heavy
the
of
1956
from
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
Pacific
Railway oper.
be
luxury
in
fered—This
Union
con¬
tandem
in the
equipment to lift
space
cargo
by
26
Corp.
Period End. Oct. 31—
railway
184,
Dec.
Carbon
From Jan. 1—
Gross
turn,
towed
are
of
car—the
Dec.
on
which
year.
operations should
Mining- Co., Inc.
dollar-plus
on
639,206
delivery
passenger
years.
the
next
early
from
Net
$2,439,042
1,173,411
railway—
railway
oper.
1953
1954
1955
1956
begun
will
many
for
1,
Net
2490,
&
Carbide
&
loss
in
axles,
on
cylinders
no
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
was
p.
announced
1955
1956—10 Mos.-
-1955
1956—Month
the
of
with
'
October-
N. C., plant was
division of Union
expansion will more than double the
floor
space
of the present, "Eveready" flashlight battery plant and
create jobs for approximately one-third more employees.
Reason for the expansion, according to F. W. Poulton, plant Manager,
is the rapid growth of the flashlight battery business.
Plans for the expansion are being drawn and construction, scheduled
to begin early
next year, is expected to be completed late in 1957.
Lyman
A.
Bliss
has been appointed President
of Union Carbide
Nuclear Co., a Division of Union Carbide & Carbon Corp., it was an¬
nounced by Morse
G. Dial,
President of the corporation.
Mr. Bliss
succeeds Kenneth
Rush, a Vice-President of Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp., who will continue to have over-all responsibility for the corpora¬
tion's
nuclear
and
international
activities.
Mr. Bliss was formerly
Vice-President of Union Carbide Nuclear Co.-—V. 184, p. 2787.
million
A
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-
for
maximum
Gross
Outstanding
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Unit
Period End. Oct. 31—
on
of
2675.
P.
now being handled through The Fenner
Corp., New York City. For details, see V. 183, p. 1413.
2787.
o.
announced
was
collapsible fabric
which were developed and are
Each rubber cylinder, which has
requirement for
no
announced
springs
comparable
a
speculation is
231,143,523
57,581,691
75.091,291
26,665,765
34,050,441
229,005,685 229,324.268 204,290,661
__
railway
oper.
184,
~V,
railway-
it
series
a
especially for the Brougham.
Although it is a
Royal 140, as it is called, lowers tne height
1
■—The public offering of this corporation's 300,000 shares
of common stock (par five cents) at $1 per share as a
3,123,930
3,175,575
3,496,015
3,676,484
income
oper.
Trilon Oil
$23,186,004 $21,476,891 $23,763,684
7,129,960
7,036,687
7,044,381
$23,418,182
„
railway,—
from
has
was
leaf
show
out
Gross
drum,
are
springs are being made at the tire division's Indianapolis plant.
The company also announced first deliveries of a new tire engineered
PRESENT FINANCING
Airlines, Inc.—Extends
corporation
Manila.—V.
as
installed
1953
1954
1955
1956
October—
such
liquid
Air
Com¬
100,000 shs.
par)
/no
Is
American
springs
new
and
February
certificated on Dec. 28 to serve Bangkok and
■Manila in an award granted by the Civil Aeronautics Board with the
approval of President, Dwight Eisenhower, it is announced.
The extension of TWA's present international route beyond Bombay
and Colombo creates a round-the-world service which TWA and North¬
east
Orient
Airlines
will now be able to provide by connection at
Earnings—
Ry.
EFFECT TO
with
inflated
steel
.
it
schedules
2840.
p.
Trans World
464,948,015
444,898,792 414,746,875
86,418,526
93,401,762
81,494,858
36,414,189
43,053,170
33,954,442
453,215,091
railway
from
GIVING
Several
equipment
there
and
an
industry
sold
stock
Common
1954
1953
$43,689,442 $47,341,702
7,598,764
8,497,140
11,613,250
3,954,458
4,011,218
4,620,768
This
railway
from
Net
.
The
ISSUE—On Feb. 2. 1956, 50,000 shares of com¬
corporation
were
registered for sale with the
Commissioner.
This stock has been issued at a
share.
25,000 shares of common stock of the
registered for sale with the Indiana Securities
as of Oct. 11,
1956 for $5 per share.
the
of
Sealdbins
yoke.
Army
company
on
coil
banks
per
and
cylinder
transporter
called
towing
a
Brougham,
the State
California
Authorized
1—
Jan.
From
Gross
10,547,598
income—_
oper.
$2
missioner
1955
railway———
from
Net
of
poration-were
$45,273,812
$49,236,586
.
Securities
Indiana
price
the
of the
aboard.
auto
being financed through some 85
banana
of
Begins Deliveries of Air Springs—New Tire—
•
STOCK
of
stock
CAPITALIZATION
1956
railway.
from
is
development
parts
behind
body
them
at
MONTHS
TEN
FIRST
AND
truck
Town
a
busirtess
companies
PREVIOUS
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Corp.;
This
finance
mon
Co.
OCTOBER
FOR
October—
Gross
Michigan
of
First
Mullaney,
and
Co.;
Commerce
Co.;
&
doing
be
the
cylinders
to
fashion
this time.
1
It is anticipated that as the company becomes better established, it
will branch
out and
purchase installment sales contracts of other
concerns
and will make small loans on an individual basis.
The
company
commenced operations on Jan. 1, 1956, purchased
its first contract
Feb. 15, 1956, and at the end of its fiscal year,
June
30,
1956, had
a
total of $207,323 in loans outstanding, with
total
admitted assets of S2J0,797.
Tins gave it a ratio of $2.28 in
assets to each $1 of current liabilities.
The company shows an earned
surplus of $791,
During the month of July the corporation increased its total assets
to $254,134. had a net profit before taxes of $1,097, and increased its
ratio to $2.70 in
assets for each $1 in current liabilities.
Commission.
The issue
is to be secured by
the following equipment estimated
to cost not less than $12,000,000:
27 Diesel freight locomotive units;
6
Diesel switching locomotives;
244 covered, hopper cars; 42 trailer
flat cai-3; and 273 box cars of various types.
Participating in
the offering aie—Dick & • Merle-Smith; R. W.
Prtssprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.;
Wm.
E.
Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
McMaster
of
to
month.
and
subject to the authorization
the certificates are
and sale of
Issuance
said
the
for
freezers
and
now
per
& Hutzler at 98.4516
from Salomon Bros,
received
certificates,
43/s%
for
is
—
of 98.651%.
bid
on
since
nected
purpose
of the company is to finance
and Country Food Co., Inc., which
minimum of $250,000 worth of business
primary
PROCEEDS—The
food
Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Jan.
4 offered $9,600,000 of AlA'% equipment trust certificates
series WW, maturing annually Jan. 1, 1958-1972, inclu¬
sive. The certificates, priced to yield from 4% to 4.35%,
according to maturity, were awarded to the group on
Pacific Co.
Southern
rubber
being produced by this company.
capacity of 500 gallons of fuel, is centered
a
(no par)
residents
and filed by the Secretary of
Its address is P. O. Box 593,
approved
22, 1955.
lnd.
was
July
Wayne,
Fort
Road,
farmers.
citizen
hazards
..
now
company
Indiana on
whose
$10,570,846
8,768,285
$1,112,512 $12,202,212
$1,206,042
charges——
operating
Net
Net
924 646
operating taxes-
'54,540,288
5,402,998
909,097
341,327
5 986,235
from
reduce
to
31.
reinforced
is a finance company. It has been granted
a
license
to make
small loans by the Department of Financial In¬
stitutions
of Indiana,
and it has been given a license to purchase
retail
installment
sales contracts by the Department of Financial
Institutions of the State of Indiana.
This is an Indiana corporation
BUSINESS—The
$72,941,107
50,135,430
$7,765,934 $80,844,559
$8,510,642
Operating revenues—__
Operating expenses—
Federal income taxesOther
1956—10 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Oct, 31—
—
bananas
722.
collapsible
Component
Fort Wayne, Ind.—
This corporation in December, 1956,
publicly offered 25,000 shares of common stock
at $10 per share, as a speculation to bona fide
of Indiana.
This offering is not underwritten.
Co.—Earnings—
England Telephone
Southern New
fluids
The
Offered
Stock
^received for
of
and
witn the first major improvement in transportation of buik
Corps
Dec.
Country Securities Corp.,
Town &
2840.
particular day.—V. 184, p.
that
on
outsized
tion
2330.
p.
182, p.
-
United States Rubber Co.—New Product—
An
used
On that day, if said
to be converted will
cipal amount has been reached or exceeded.
principal amount has been exceeded, debentures
be selected by lot
by the trustee from those debentures
184,
purchase
obstacles
water, oil or gasoline instead of air, may provide the Army Transporta*
in 1953
this period in 1955 on 2,895,000
the profits were $4,484,000 or
$1.20 per share.
The same period in 1956 with 3,529,000 shares out¬
standing at Dec. 1,
1956 reflected profits of $5,937,000 or $1.44 per
share, showing an increase of approximately 30'/<?
in dollar earnings."
by
1957,
18
local
overcome
agriculture.—V.
made during the past two years.
periods, 11 months sales were $166,420,000
comparable
For
the
for
partnership atmosphere, governments cooperate with the company
a
helping
against $217,816,000 for 1956.
During
shares
outstanding
at
Dec. 3,
1955
received
principal amount of debenture)? are
than S12,356,600
more
conversion
In
since
divi¬
drastic changes
the
$10,000,000
some
textile operations
the merged
convert
a
Mills
fixed assets Involved in
this program have been written off against
reserves
established as at the merger date, we have had to charge
against operating profits during this, period over $13,000,000 arising
from losses incurred in the operation of plants and divisions now dis¬
posed of and from run-out costs, and also arising from the starting-up
expenses in the new woolen mill and other non-recurring charges.
In
other words, during the 21 months ended Nov. 30, 1956 the company
has
earned an aggregate of $10,024,000
after these heavy expenses.
Except for starting-up expenses which will continue during 1957 at the
Barnwell planta, we foresee no further losses of the kind caused by
the principal amount of $12,356,600 will
become convertible on Jan. 15, 1958, unless increased at the option of
the
company or
by call for redemption, and the remainder of the
debentures outstanding will become convertible on Jan. 15,
1959. The
hbove conversion price will continue in effect until Jan, 1 o, 1962.
In order to convert any debentures into common
stock, the holder
thereof should surrender such debentures, with all coupons appertain¬
ing thereto maturing after the conversion date, to Bank of America
N
T & S. A„ 219 West Seventh St., Los Angeles 54, Calif., or Bankers
Trust Co.
46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
for
losses and
large
profitable basis, it has been necessary for us in the period
to dispose of 36 textile plants and five textile converting
sions and to start up a large new woolen mill at Barnwell, S. C.
"While the losses on the sale of American Woolen and Robbins
to
merger
price per share oi $42.85.
Additional debentures in
Jan
such
to
end
an
Co.—Conversion Privileges
Beginning Jan. 15, 1957, subject to the conditions and limitations of
the trust agreement, $12,356,600 of
the $37,069,600 principal amount
of 3'/»%
convertible debentures, due July 15, 1970, now outstanding
■will become convertible into common
stock at the initial conversion
California Edison
Southern
$150,000
110.300
3,500 shs.
$150,000
110,300
2,206 shs.
Volume
185
William
tion
Number 5601
Penn
Finance
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corp.—Further
Details—Men¬
made in our issue of Dec. 24 of the
public offer¬
ing by Walnut Securities Corp. and B. Ray Robbins Co.
of $250,000 6% renewable debentures at
100% of prin¬
cipal ampunt. Further details follow:
was
The
securities
bearing
to
6%
issued
be
offered
interest
under
per
this
circular
total
value
of
are
debentures
the
debentures
consists
of $250,000.00. They are issued in two
denomina¬
and $500.00.
The 6%' interest is payable without
prior
20 and Dec. 20 of each-year after the
date of issue.
Each debenture .is, with respect to both
principal, and interest, spe¬
cifically ^subordinated
only to any - indebtedness of the Corporation
to any bank and/or bank and-trust
company and/or finance company,
but' is not -•thertviise; subordinated." *'
tions,
$100.00
demand
on
June
Any debenture may ,b"d redeemed by' the, corporation
date, i.e. June .20 od Dec. 20, by\ the 1 corporation
the
on
giving
registered
redeems,
The
no
to
by
demand
Itself
news
Dec.
20,
of
in
any" debenture
a
years
.
by
of
is
is
writing
given^ then the
of
any
.
may.' redeem
in
five
years
prior
insured
the
debenture
days
fio
prior
on
Dec.
thereto.
If
automatically
absolutely payable
re¬
debenture
and
is
on
by
the
.the
.Empire
date
of
issue.
end
of
five
days
non-renewal
shall
company
on
or
to
give
in
If
which
be
given
before
to
Oct.
notice
each
20,
to
debenture
1961
the
which
holder
gives
corporation
of
by
the
a
A
the
continuously
since
The
corporation
is
count,
installment
sales
freezers
and
food.
approximate
the
dealer
to
ffeld
ances.
take
9%
of
care
to
home
for
the
Aug.
on
St.,
1955.
8,
It
plants
See
Mutual
Insurance
Co.,
a
the
years,
Insurance
the
policy
company
provides
de¬
that
or
physical
also
V.
->'•
purchases
and
annum
losses
of
market
other
so
is
in
contracts
a
to
as
184,
<...
does
not
own
and
the
nor
does
it
food.
miscellaneous
Greater
intend
to
The
This
appli¬
Philadelphia
any
184,
p.
1956—4 Weeks—1955
2883.
1956—24 Weeks—1955
$31,759,440 $223,892,613
$182,516,192
exclusive
Hydraulic
will
be
will
Division
sold
in
world-wide
manufactured
Bowling
o:
the
be
rights
United
Green
States
on
Dec.
27
announced
that
it
has
help
k
the
by
and
Upper
through
and
commercial
The
Day-
vehicles.
hopper-type garbage and rubbish truck body' is designed to
loading and packing in a continuous, automatic cycle.
There
waiting for the hopper to be emptied.—V. 184, p. 2059.
new
is
no
Zapata Off-Shore Co.—To Redeem 5 V2 % Debentures—
The
and
&
of
The
5V2subordinated
announced
company
City
has called for redemption
company
accrued
Co.,
Dec.
on
interest
The
York
New
1957 its $2,077,550
1,
debentures
debentures
presentation
upon
Incorporated,
Feb.
011
convertible
31.
due
1971,
will
the
at
City/ and
be
offices
the
Texas
of
stock
acquired
manu¬
also
announced
banker
tendered
Time,
on
debentures
common
stock
$8.69565
per
to
Jan.
so
until
firni,
that
has
it
at
28,
the
G.
H.
agreed
CROSS
p.m.
184,
above
1957.
acquired.
3
share.—V.
make possible the
make
AMERICAN4*RED
J.
at.
P.
National
Houston, Texas.
company
investment
Standard
the
redeemed
to
Walker
&
Co.,
New
at
101%
purchase,
.
facturing and sales rights to a newly-designed garbage and rubbish
truck body with an exclusive continuous
loading tailgate assembly.
Your Dollars
Young
unit
permit
Bank
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp.—New Truck
Body
corporation
A.
the
dealer, organization.
Daybrook line includes steel dump truck bodies, hydraulic power
hydraulic hoists and power tail gates for farm
Morgan
$40,817,103
:
said
loading equipment and
100%
v
Period End. Dec. 15—
Sales
It
L.
Canada.
national
outstanding
acquire
2788.
•
gives
47
installment
and
properties.
p.
Daybrook
an
back
10%.
include
freezers
at
reserve
approximately
than
Improvements
corporation
the
holds
■x
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—Current Sales
Up-—
The
of
President,
Ohio.
brook's
been
purchasing, at a dis¬
notes relating to sales of food
'
corporation
has
of
Area.
The
Ely,
Sandusky,
Philadelphia,
The
business
and
its
items
Broad
date.
the
per
broaden
include
market
North
corporation
of
relating
will
The
in
contracts
The
discount
contracts
that
engaged
Corporation intends to
new
agreement
exception
D.
company's
BUSINESS—The corporation, 2829
Pa., was organized in Pennsylvania,
sales
the
N.
to
redeem.
from
license
with
holder
desire
debentures
period
at
30
—V.
demand.
company under the supervision of the Department
the
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania,
for a
from
renew
notice
period
without
insurance
to
;
writing
for
Insurance
five
clines
notice
in.advance; to the holder.
If the corporation
a
premium—2',U up to Dec .20, 1957 and after
1900, and Vay/o 'fjrom that date to Dec. 20, 1966.
furnishing
1966
licensed
of
20,
debenture',
Each
of
pay
Dec.
holder
1961
interest
30..days
it must
that, 1%
£0,
mail
of
Insuranc
operating
offering
The
annum:
notice
(87)
p.
The firm
The
(CST)
banks
will
debentures
on
158.
before
Jan.
28,
2
p.m.,
convert
are
1957,
into
the
any1
common
convertible
at
York
Centra)
into
rate
of
K
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday. January 7., 1957
.
.
(88)
43
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
until 9
ALABAMA
(PST)
a.m.
County (P. O.
T uscaloosa
Tuscaloosa), Ala.
Offering
Warrant
Secretary
—
Johnson
A.
Kermit
will Treasurer's
that the Board of Education
until
bids
sealed
receive
2
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 16 for the purchase
of $600,000 capital outlay school
warrants. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
on Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
All
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
&
of
Rose,
City
sey,
County, Calif.
Redwood City, Calif.
$150,000
bonds was sold to
America National
Trust & Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as follows:
of
1971
Dec.
July
1
Due
from 1958 to 1962 in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable
(J-J)
1956.
1,
the
at.
proved
by Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
payable at
office. Legality approved
15,
by
Riverside
Tall-
Dist.
Blythe
County, East
Water District
No.
(P. O. Blythe),
California
Bond
Offering
A,
Robert
—
School Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
sealed
the
for
building bonds offered
184, p. 2788—were re¬
$1,400,000
Jan.
Sold—Bids
2—v.
jected.
Jan.
on
School District,
Calif.
$42,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 184,
p.
2676—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Company, of San Fran¬
cisco,
as
100.02,
a
30
3%s,
at
a
price
of
basis of about 3.74%.
the
for
purchase
Feb.
on
from
1
proved
interest
Myers,
&
Santa
Clara
San
Offering—Richard
ing bonds offered Dec. 26—v. 184,
p. 2788—were awarded to a group
composed of the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Youngberg, H. E. Work & Co., and C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.04,
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
:
4.06%,
Hall
bonds.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Due
on
to
1963
21,000 4Y4S. Due
4s.
1965
Old
Adobe
1
Jan.
1, 1964.
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
Union
School
District,
County, Calif.
composed of the Bank of America
Trust
ciation,
Witter
of
&
Williams,
and C.
of
Asso¬
N. White &
a
4.55%,
$19,000
5s.
1957
■
Savings
San Francisco, Dean
Co., Lawson, Levy &
Stone
& -Youngberg,
100.008,
about
&
to
net
as
Co., at a price
interest cost of
on
1963
Dec.
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahiquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
School
Bernardino
Bond
from
1964 to
1967
Bernardino,
Jan.
$185,000
Jan.
70,000 4V2S. Due
1958
and
to
1981
in
(PST)
a.m.
purchase* of
bonds.r Dated
Election
Principal
inclusive.
interest, (J-J)
pected to ask for sealed bids until
Feb.
12 for the
000
water
purchase of $700,-
improvement
system
approved
Cook
Myers,
of
O'Melveny
Board
Beach),
"
Florida
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
Feb.
until
12
for
the
pur¬
$2,100,000 general obliga¬
tion
County School District No.
(P.
Petersburg
St.
Ave.,
chase of
Adams
Long Key Sewer
O.. 440 7Sth
County,
District
sewer
bids.-
were
bonds
for
received
at
which
the
Dec. 15 from
School
vious
(P. O. Westminster)+ Colo.
Bond
R. Smith,
Offering—Ruth
Secretary of Board of
offering
receive
(MST)
sealed
on
will
until
Angeles County, Calif.,
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
22
for
,
schools building
10
the
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
bonds..
on
Dec. 1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
bids at his office in Los
cipal
and
Angeles,
interest
(J-D)
payable
Bond Offering—Sealed
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
chase of
able
at
the
and
Georgia
(P.
-
Bond
E.
the
Jan. 21 for the pur¬
$1,517,000 building bonds.
on
INDIANA
School Building Corporation
(P. O. Boonville), Ind..
Not Sold—No bids
Bonds
,
County Community Con¬
solidated School District No.
(P. O. Mount Vernon), III.*
Sale—An issue of $250,bonds
was
sold
to
the
Dec.
Bond
as
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
1958 to
J-J. Legal¬
1976 inclusive. Interest
ity approved by Charles & Trau<-
ernicht, of St. Louis.
Offering
Bond
liamson,
sealed
bids until
8
for
Bonds
for
or
—
Paul O. Wil¬
7:30
(CST?)
p.m.
the'purchase
of
payable
trust company mutu¬
agreeable
City.
purchaser
the
to
Rural
O.
Roads
Atlanta),
Authority
Jr.,
Authority will
bids until
11
a.m.
approved
announces: that
receive- sealed
.(EST)-on-Jan.
County Community Sch.
Dist. No. 7 (P.
Ga.
Offering—Secretary John
Sheffield,
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Macoupin
Dec.
Secretary
Mervin
Offerings
Poteet,,
2789
p.
-
Of
Board
of
noon"
(CST)
on
Jan.
8 for
—
American
&
Trust
at
,
Ind.
park
The- $88,000
—
Dec.
31
—
awarded
were
v.
184,
to the
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis, as 4s,
100.13, a basis of
Co.,
price
a
District,
Park
Sale
offered
bonds
of
about 3.98%.'
■
Indian Creek Township (P.
R.R No. 9,
The
—
School
building
Townships
Civil
O.
Bloomington), Ind.
Sale
Bond
•
and
bonds
totaling $30,500 offered Dec. 17—
184, p.
the
2492—were, a warded to
Fletcher; National
v Trust
Company,
of
American
Bank
&
-
Indianapolis,
■
as
Liberty Twp.
O:
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
offered
2789.
O. Gillespie), IIIJ
Bond
.
first
bonds
1956. Due on May 1
the
were
revenue
27—v. 184, p.
Bond
cipal and interest (M-N)
bank
bids
$1,200,000
the
mortgage
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
a
1
J
j
Sold—No
Not
received
III.
$375,000 sewerage revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1„
Corpora-
Indiana
_
City Clerk, will receive
Jan.
on
2492.;:
Building
(P. O. R.R. No. 2, Carmel),
tion
Corporation, of
33/4S. Dated Oct. 1,
184, p.
School
first
offered
bonds
revenue
17—v.
Carmel
were
$1,150,000
the
for
received,
mortgage
1
Bond
school
Township High
Boonville-Boon
Legality ap¬
& Cutler, of
purchaser.
Chicago.
1956.
(CST)
Clerk of | the
until 8 p.m.
the
by
Education
of
pay¬
^mutually satis¬
Doard of Education
proved by Chapman
Jefferson
received
be
place
a
factory to the
'
134
(P. O. Sterling), III.
bids will
8
Board
(J-D)
Con-
solidated School District No.
(CST) on Jan. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 school building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1,-1957. Due on
p.m.
Principal and interest
Trauer¬
Whiteside County Community
v.
GEORGIA
purchase of $430,000 general obli¬
gation
until
sealed-bids
receive
&
nicht, of St. Louis.
(P. O. Arlington Heights), III.
Wood,
and
2676.
interest
and
Charles
by
approved
Dec. 11—v. 184,
Education,
bids
Jan.
Principal
v
25
Bond Offering—James E.
inclusive.
on
No.
Secretary of Board of Education,
ally
p.
Dec. 15 from
will
District
no
pre¬
1971
1957 to
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Hammond
Pinellas
&
Los Angeles.
June
Heights
County, Arlington
Lincoln,
payable at the
by
Dated
to
bonds.
Treasurer's office. Legale
inclusive.
on
ex¬
sold
was
(J-D) payable at a place mutually
Chicago,
Beach, Fla.
City is
Daytona
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
satisfactory to the purchaser and
the Board of Education. Legality
Municipal
Bond Offering—The
San
Due
$15,000
approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
000
FLORIDA
Ad¬
4l/2S.
as
of
gality
at
Pasadena City School District, Los
1.
the
for
1976
to
County
ity
14
office
11
until
a.m.
1968
L.
Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Bismarck), III.
Offering — Frances H.
Bond
Education,
issue
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959
15, 1957. Due on Jan. 15 from
inclusive:
on
San
District,
his
at
Chicago,
Wilmington. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry
bids
(F-A) payable at the
of
the
State
of
Bank
Farmers
dison, County Clerk, will receive
SO
16,000 4%s. Due
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
to
1982 inclusive. Principal
interest
and
Z.
Bond. Corporation
Municipal
1, 1956.
Delaware,
Francisco.
San
of
COLORADO
15
Ander¬
948 Delaware Trust Bldg.,
Wilmington, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Jan.
15
for the purchase of
1958
follows:
Due
An¬
son,
Feb.
Vermilion County
to 1973 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
District
Manhattan
on
,
the
of
$1,600,0h0 building bonds. Dated
sealed
Bond Sale—The $105,0Q0 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v. 184,
p. 2676—were awarded to a group
National
to
interest
ap-"
Louis.
St.
of
of
III.
bonds
works
water
bin, President of the Board of
Education^
will
receive
sealed
derson, of Berl Potter &
Legality
receive
sealed
(CST) on Jan.
17
for the purchase of $230,000
buildihg bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Sale—An
Bond
(P. O. Wilmington), Del.
Offering—J. Herbert To-
bids at the office of David F.
-
Young, Secretary of the Board of,
Public
Castle Special School
J-J.
Interest
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
ILLINOIS
Washburn,
Hoyt, Taylor &
City.
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
from
on
Due
Sonoma
Jan.
on
1982
to
1982
1958
and
(J-J)
inclusive.
1958
1957.
1,
.■
5s.
373,000
from
1
Principal
Victor
$126,000
Jan.
Dated
sive.
No. 69
Albers,
Bond
Olson,
Kingsburg Joint Union High School County Clerk, will receive sealed
District, Fresno, King and Tulare ..bids at his office in San Jose, until
11 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 14 for the
Counties, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $520,000 build¬
purchase
of $1,200,000 Juvenile
Montet,
&
to
1, 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
.Jan.
un
ue
or
Anderson,
New York
New
Mobley
Building, Wil¬
Wilmington. Legality approved by
Jose), Calif.
City
$100,-
sold
was
Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
as 4%s and 4s. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Atlanta.
inclusive^JPrinyipal and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Farm¬
Reed,
York-
bonds
school
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
1, 1957,. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
New
Kelley,
Bank of the State of Delaware,
ers
(P. O.
County
in
O. Jonesboro),
Illinois
designated by the pur¬
chaser and subject to. approval by
the Board. Legality approved by
terest
of
Angeles.
Bond
interest
and
600,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1957.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to
1982
Jan.
.Dated
Cutler, of Chicago.
Dist. No. 84 (P.
on Jan.
to 1987 inclusive.
1 from 1978
Educa¬
of
Counties, Community Unit Sch.
on Jan.
inclusive.
1977
Board
Union, Jackson and Alexander
1967 inclusive.
to
the
and
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
man
325,000 3V4% bonds: Due
11 a.m. (EST) on
15 for the purchase of $1,-
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-D)
tion.
Agusta,
F.
David
of
1968
from
1
until
mington,
1985
to
and
from 1958 to
O. Stanton), Del.
(P.
948 Delaware Trust
the.County
Legality ap¬
at
O'Melveny
by
Los
1958
Principal
payable
(F-A)
Treasurer's .office.
of
of
office
the
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
system bonds.
inclusive.
Sonoma County,
Bond
Directors,
38
and
315,000 3V8% bonds. Due
1,
bin, President of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids at
general obligation water
$150,000
Due
Guerneville
Secretary
of
the
will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
of
Board
Feb.
dated
are
Offering—J. Herbert To-
Bond
Roads
of
bonds, as follows:
County Special School
Castle
1957 to 1975 inclu¬
Dec. 1 from
on
sive.
of
$310,000 3% bonds; Due on Jan. 1
DELAWARE
New
Board
noon
(EST) on Jan. 15 for
purchase of $950,000 library
bank
'
County
of
chaser
the
Or-
Brockmeier,
Not
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 10 for the I
purchase
of
$995,000
building
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due
until
bonds.
1958 to
from
1
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
cliffe, of San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA
Union High
Bonds
p.
payable at a banking institution
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
by
proved
Dahiquist, Herrington & Sut-
rick,
,
Anaheim
31—vf 184,
(P. O. Augusta),
Commissioners
1977
interest (F-A)
payable
at
the
First National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
and interest (J-D)
the City Treasurer's
County
&
Dec.
Clerk
Jr.,
Due
1957. Principal and
1956. Principal
Legality 'ap¬
office.
Treasurer's
.
dated
are
Building
Feb.
on
bonds
The
inclusive.
1975
to
bonds
The
building
$343,000
of
clusive.
Jan. 21 for the
on
Dated
bonds.
foregoing
Georgia
Bond Offering—Chas. S. Bohler,
1974 inclusive.
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
The
Richmond County
sewer
bonds.
from 1958 to
350,000 school bonds. Due on Feb.
1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
50,000 3.20s. Due on June 15 from
purchase
on
Due
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Supervi¬
a.m.
supple¬
report published in our
December
300
Revenues, will receive sealed bids
Health
165,000
40,000 3V4S. Due on June 15 from
Board
1
Com-
Coles
Unit School District No.
(P. O. Sullivan), III.
Bond
Offering — Joe Roney,
—
of
k-:;
and
Shelby
munity
2885.
inclusive.
30,000 3s. Due on June 15 from
(P. O. Marana), Ariz.
Offering—Elsa B. Hanna,
Feb.
on
311,000 storm drain bonds.
on
Feb. *1 from 1958 to
$30,000 5s. Due on June 15 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
School District No. 6
the
issue
1976 inclusive.
of
Bank
Bond
11
Due
police station
the
sanitary
$375,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
ing bonds offered Dec. 27—v. 184,
p. 2375—were awarded to a group
headed by Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Company, of Phoenix.
of
Note
ments the
p.m.
LA;;':;-./'::
Moultrie,
follows:
District No.
66 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
Clerk
Jr., Commissioner of Finance,
receive
sealed
bids
until
1977 inclusive.
1 from 1959 to
Louis.
Legality
PoweTl^ Goldstein,
Atlanta, and
by
Chapman & Cutler,--of "Chicago.
(EST) on Jan. 15 for the
purchase of $1,201,000 bonds, as
2
Barth &
school bonds was sold to
ARIZONA
sors,
will
Bond Sale—An issue of $164,000
York City.
New
in
of
banking institu¬
a
Frazier & Murphy, of
Offering—Thomas Morris-
Bond
at
or
approved
Stamford, Conn.
Reed Union School District,
Marin
tion
CONNECTICUT
New
in
bonds. Dated Feb.
Jan.
payable
National" Bank,
First
Atlanta,
(J*J)
interest
and
the
at
Jan. 21.
on
the
at
or
held
oe
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at a place designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
cipal
ing made subject to an election to
Company, of San Francisco.
Maricopa County Sch.
Pima County
office,
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
Note—The above offering is be¬
County
the
at
fiscal agency
or Chicago.
County's
York
Legality approved by White,
sive.
payable
(M-S)
the
rural
approved by Tallmadge
Tallmadge, of Denver.
&
purchase of $525,000 building
1, 1957. Due on
purchase, of $17,500,000
road, series of 1957-A bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.: Due on Jan. 1
15 for the
Treasurer's office.
County
Legality
interest
and
Principal
clusive.
announces
the
at
Jan. 22 for
on
purchase of $500,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due
on March
1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
the
--. '
-
Bond
Civil
?
4s.
(P. O. R.R. No. 3,
Monticello),- Ind.Sale
%—
Townships
The
■'
—
School
bonds
-
and
totaling
$90,000 offered Dec. 27—v. 184, p.-
Volume
185
Number 5601
;
.
The
.
Commercial-und Financial Chronicle
(89)
2677
were
—
awarded
-Indianapolis Bond
poration,
100.19,
as
the
Jonespille, La7
and Share Cor¬
3%s,
basis
a
to
at
of
price
a
about
Bond
of
!
3.85%.
until
for
Bonds Not Sold
lor
mortgage
Dec.
r
revenue
18—v.
No bids
were
first
bonds
1957.
received
for
,
mortgage
the
Dec. 20—v.
184,
bonds
2677.
p.
'
Roberts,
of the Board of Direc¬
will receive sealed bids un¬
til 5 p.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
1977
to
F-A."Legality
on
annrov^d
mann,
Auditor
KANSAS
road
Topeka School District, Kan.
Bond Offering—La
Von Armendariz, Clerk of the Board of Edu-r
cation, will receive sealed bids
to
City
&
for
Eliznbethtown, Ky.
Bond
•
Offering — Louise WiseCity
Clerk, will
receive
until
.
Jan;
on
7
for
the
purchase
$125,000 parking facilities
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
sive.
1
Jan.
from
(CST)
p.m.
I,
1.958 to
1972
at
the
First
Due
tional
Bank,
gality
approved
by
112
Creek
(Amite),
F.
Corkern,
Parish J School
receive
a.m.
sealed
(CST)
bids
Feb.
on
6
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the office of the School
Le¬
specified
der.
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
•*,'
will
Board
Chapman
No.
the
of
10:30
Na¬
Elizabethtown.
1,
1967
Treasurer,
at
or
by-Jhe
bank
any
successful
bid¬
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
&
man
"
Hophinsville,. Ky.
|-j
Washington. Parish School Districts
Offering—Hattie C. Wood,
(P. O. Franklinton), La.
Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Bond
City
,
bids until 8 p.m.
Oifering
of'the
Secretary
Board,
building , revenue bonds.
Dated
Dec. 15, 1956. Due on Dec. 15
from
1957 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
First-City
until
&
purchase
Angie
bonds.
1958
sealed
of
bids
Feb.
on
$1,800,000
bonds.
clusive.
1
until
March
from
Bids
non-callable
1,
1959
of
1977
1957. Due
1987
in¬
on
(1)
and
(2)
years
to
Pine
1958
to
Interest
$214,000
designated
der.
from
man
M-S.
Le¬
Bond
sealed
Bond and Certificate
Offering—-
(CST)
Bourg, City Clerk, will
sealed
on
bids
until
10
a.m.
Jan. 23 for the purchase
Feb.
$400,000 bonds and certificates,
as
follows;
,
School
14 for the
from
bank
a
bid¬
' March.
v
1
1970
from
inclusive.
-
1958
-
and
to
*
(CST)
on
Dated
Bonds
thereafter
maturity.
interest (M-Nj payable at
I
tificates of indebtedness.
Due
March 1 from 1958 to
successful
due
bidder.
a
and
bank¬
ap¬
inclusive.
The
1957.
bonds
Interest
proved
by
are
dated
M-S.
Foley,
of New Orleans.
of
St.
Legality
Cox
-
March
•
&
-
*
1,
ap¬
District
•
sealed
■
•
District, Me.
Bond Offering—Grace M.
Mayo,
Judell,
Treasurer,
bids
at
the
will
First
be
1968
of
and
•Note
and
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
for
the
purchase
of
ner,
to
1983
1968
or
bids
8
until
for
Jan.
11,
1957.
11
1957.
Due
on
March
at
the
Merchants
30,
Offering—Clyde L. WhitTreasurer, will re¬
Bank, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 8
the
purchase
of
$180,000
of about
4.41%,
v.
cen--
1958
tral library addition bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1956; Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1974 inclusive. -
to
1978
1979
.
to
1
interest
payable
at
the
Bond
National
Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
ity approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
will
Krenke,
sealed
7
for
the
b^
the
Street,
bonds,
follows:
as
$250,000
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
from
1958 to
1977
on
bids
Village
Jan.
on
of
from
Dated
and
1958 to
Feb.
1,
Feb.
on
at
1957.
Principal
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
&
Raynham, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Lillie
Education,
bids
22
will
until
for
8
the
school
1
B.
receive
National
from
receive
and
1,
of
to
1974
April
on
Mer¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
State
Street Trust
Dept.,
until
Ill
noon
Second
Co.,' Municipal
Franklin
(EST)
the purchase of
Bank-
St.,
on
Boston,*
Jan.
8
for'
$332,000 bonds,
as
school
Feb.
.•
bonds.
Due
1
1958
1972
to
132,000
Feb.
able
1
from
bonds.
1958
Due
to
on
1972
in¬
are
dated
Feb.
Principal and interest
Legality
the
aforementioned
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
(Previous
issue
were
by
Palmer
&
I
1,
pay¬
bank.
Storey,
Dodge,
„
of
bid¬
efforts
to
sell
for
Offering
184,
ceive
(EST)
sealed
on
were
bonds,
on
dated
for
De
at
Dec.
Nov.
the
21.
1,
in
The
No
2376.
Bond
bonds
on
inclusive.
thereafter
1
Principal
the
City
Legality
ap¬
at
Canfield, Pad¬
bids
received
were
bonds
when
Nov.
26—v.
on
|
Offering
Secretary of the
—
Ruth
Board
Mich.
Horner,
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
(EST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
8
for
the
purchase of $98,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1957. Due
May 1
on
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1963
callable
and
of
as
a
thereafter
May
1,
1962.
are
Prin¬
payable
banking institution to be des*.
ignated
by the successful
approved
Canfield,
Paddock
bidder.
by
&
Miller,
Stone,
of
Detroit.
Red ford
School
bids
Due
I
1957.
foregoing
Township, Redford Union
District
previous
1956.
1968 and
no
the
p.
Oct.
on
Stone, of Detroit.
—
re¬
p.m.
obligation
which
Oct. 1 from-1957 to 1981
Bonds due
7:30
1,
payable
office.
Legality
will
until
general
received
offering
are
Clerk,
bids
K.
Jan. 7 for the purchase
$750,000
storm
Freda
1
inclusive.
Pottersville School District,
Mich.
—
Village
Due
1964
originally offered
at
Bond
Oct.
on
cipal and interest (M-N)
unsuccessful.)
Inkster,
of
bonds
at
Detroit.
Planche,
school
the successful
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
in¬
from
pay¬
institution
der.
on
clusive.
banking
a
designated by
the
follows:
$200,000
at
Due
by Miller,
&
Note
of
inclusive.
able
the
dock
bonds.
rill, Town Treasurer, will receive
at
proved
$1,200,000
1957. Due
1959
'
1965 inclusive.-
to
Jan.
interest
Jan.
on
building
1957
Treasurer's
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
site
Board
sealed
bids
Dated
and
Valley School District
O. Milford), Mich.
Offering — L. J. Brande-
berry, Secretary of the
of
follows:
as
bonds.
sewer
(P.
Bond
1967 inclusive.
payable at the Na¬
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
banking
a
(EST)
p.m.
the ^purchase
bonds.
from
(J-J)
institution
Legality approved
Huron
Feb.
interest
tional
payable
E.
receive
v16,000 general obligation sanitary
interest
and
bonds,
will
7:30
for
from 1957 to
fund
Dated Nov. 1,
1956. Due
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
Principal
until
14
sewer
$13,000
highway
bids
Jan.
Clerk,
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1965 incl.
218,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1965 incl.
32,000 special assessment sanitary
bonds.
on
inclusive.
100,000 street bonds. Due
1
vehicle
Stevens
bonds. Due
sewer
motor
postponed to
$84,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
from
Sealed
—
received
uptil 8
City
$350,000
inclusive.
Offering
be
Clerk
2790—and
p.
Port Huron, Mich.
Offeri ng—Robert
Clarksville, Mich.
First
desig¬
company
Bond
Principal
and
184,
on
June
on
1982
trust
or
by
Michigan
inclusive.
80,000 41/4S. Due
$1,500,000 building bonds.
1, 1957. Due on July 1
the above date.
group
June 1 from
on
8
Note—The foregoing bonds were
originally scheduled for Dec. 20—
follows:
as
$295,000 4V2s. Due
until
Moorman, of Detroit.
Braun, Bosworth, & Co.;
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
tional
Education,
bids
Jan. 9 for the pur¬
on
the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens &
and
ceive sealed bids c/o the First
Na¬
for
bank
a
Corp.;
Town
of
sealed
1957 to 1982
nated
Community Sch. District,
composed of the First of
the
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit. •
a
by
Dated Jan.
from
by
to
(EST)
chase of
Legality
2376—were awarded
p.
receive
p.m.
in
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
$375,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 3—v. 184,
National
designated
and
bank¬
a
Offering—Alice M. Smith,
will
trust company to be
designated
successful bidder.
&
institution
Secretary of Board
callable
are
Principal
payable at
Milan School District, Mich.
1, 1967. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank
Clarkston
pay¬
due
inclusive.
Bond
June
Paddock
Milton, Mass.
Bond
of
thereafter
approved
Bank, of Salem, or at the National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston.
tier,
ing
$900,000
Bonds
by the
the
Principal and interest
able
and
interest
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
$850,000
tuberculosis
hospital
maintenance renewal notes. Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1961
successful bidder.
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1957
sealed
on
to
interest (F-A)
V.
Jan.
on
•
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (EST) on
Jan. 10 for the purchase of
$500,000
road
notes.. Dated
Nov.
1,
1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957
the
Clayton
8
County (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
Offering—Albert A. Wag->
County Clerk, will receive
;
District, Mich.
—
supple¬
Note
Legality
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
School
The, foregoing
—
Macomb
*
bidder.
Offering
pur
published in our
issue of Dec. 31—v.
184, p. 2886.
July
by
trust
ments the report
banking insti¬
a
or
the
by
Detroit.
interest
designated
bank
a
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
school
as
school
as
clusive.
Water
in
at
designated
for
Hamilton, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
-Note Offering—Thos. F.
Duffy,
County
Treasurer,
will
receive
1957.
Belfast
to
Caro
Essex
MAINE
.
due
Principal
Bond-
Boston, or at the Orange Na¬
Bank, Orange. Legality ap¬
proved by Storey,
Thorndike, Pal¬
mer &
Dodge, of Boston.
The
■
10
$350,000
payable at
proved
dock &
for
of
Louis.'
.
,
10
tional
Trauernicht,
1967
on
(J-J)
tution
St., Boston,
Jan.
1967.
successful
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National
Bank
by the
Legality
proved by Charles &
in
callable
are
ing institution designated
cer¬
Dec.
Principal
on
.
250,000 street improvement
on
May 1 from 1958
+
Jan.
on
callable
are
Dated Jan.
1967
to
1,
on
Mont¬
purchase of $250,-
inclusive.
of
Bonds
thereafter
purchase of $1,500,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due
1
Roy T.
bonds.
purchase
inclusive.
re¬
Boston.
—
(EST)
p.m.
payable
chaser. Legality approved
by Mil¬
by Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
Feb.
at
(J-J)
W.
der.
1
dated
or
8
Jan. 9
on
$460,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
on July 1
from 1958 to 1983
inclusive. Principal and interest
company
Eugene
(EST)
Due
Rock), Mich.
—
until 8 p.m.
for the purchase of
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due on July 1 from 1958
to 1983
Treasurer, will
on
bids
the
inclusive.
bids until 2 p.m.
1982
the
ceive sealed bids at the
First Na¬
tional Bank, 145 Milk
(EST)
Daniels, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Trust
by the successful bid¬
District
Feb.
on
are
Offering
27, 1956. Due
to
until
MASSACHUSETTS
noon
pay¬
&
Michigan
Demick, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Company, of Boston. Legal¬
approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
until
Bond Offering— Oren W.
Legality ap¬
Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
Offering
Community Sch. Dist.,
1956.
designated
from
f
Industrial
prior
$150,000. refunding bonds. Due
.
Jan.
000
Bond
at
Street
-
Detroit Bank
Flat
inclusive.
1966.
1,
Aug.
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 8 for the purchase of
$350,000
1
inclusive.
by the successful
'
of
Jan.
on
Lake Odessa
Brownstown Township School Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. 28726
Division St.,
bonds.
Due
1977
of
Detroit.
proved by
the purchase
Bank-State
District
Dated
1,
reve¬
man, of Detroit.
ity
man,
(EST)
sive.
gomery, Town Clerk, will receive
Houma, La.
re¬
p.m.
Winnsboro, La.
by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New. Orleans.
receive
Second
Company,
Trust
>
bonds.
Oct.
1
ceive sealed bids c/o the National
Shawmut Bank, 40 Water
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
on
7
sewer
1957.
to
p.m.
purchase
District
School
Treasurer,
gality approved
Robert F.
the
payable at the office of the School
Board
15,
1958
8
the
from
1
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
1957.
for
for
Quincy, Mass.
Bond Offering — Frederick
A.
Mooney, City Treasurer, will re¬
District
Feb.
on
1977
bonds-
.
issue.
-
bonds.* Due
The
asked
are
bonds
from
7
until
storm,
until
14
able at the
O.
Principal and interest payable
a.m.
purchase
to
bonds callable after 15
date
11
for the
public improvement
Dated
March
on
4
Due
1958
(CST)
22
inclusive.
Varnado
55,000
of
on
1977
bonds.
Alexandria, La.
]
Bond Offering—Hal
T./Dulany,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
bids
Jan.
on
School
Due
to
100,000
LOUISIANA
sealed
(CST)
follows:
as
$59,000.
Trust
W. Magee,
School
Parish
receive
a.m.*
the
bonds,
(J-D) payable at the
Bank
will
10
for
Co.,
Hopkinsville. Legality approved
by Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
ceive
R.
—
(CST) on Jan. 15
$351,000 school
for the purchase of
Jan.
on
Jan.
sive.
inclu¬
Hardin
from
purchase of $44,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 4958 to 1977
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
1
of
for the
of
revenue
1957.
(CST)
purchase
Dated March
Louisiana
*
.
Secretary
-
7:30
a.m.
the
Offering—J.
Board,
bids until
man,
.sealed
15
bids
bids
Jan.
$25,000 Water System No.
-
Bond
*
•
10
Rail¬
receive
Pprish, ,Spring
District
■
sealed
on
Erving,
Orange
and
Petersham,
Ralph C. Mahar Regional School
District (P. O.
Erving), Mass.
Bond Offering —
Myer S. Hy-
and
designated
■
-
Belt
will
March
on,
Tangipahoa
.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Dud¬
ley, Township Clerk, will receive
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
—
$350,000
-
Ger-
by the City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New
York City.
School
-
(EST)
Dated
Le¬
inclusive.
Callable as of
1, 1967. Principal and in¬
KENTUCKY
-
Public
bonds.
as
Nov.
interest pay¬
Offering
A d r i e n
City Treasurer, will
sealed
of
as
Interest M-S.
until
7
Due
March
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclu^
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality
approved bv Stin-
.
Callable
-
Anctil,
March 1 from 1960
the
bids
1970
Due
and
Lewiston, Me.
Bond
M-S.
terest payable at
paying agencies
in
New
Orleans
or
New
York
on
son.
Mag. Thomson, McEvers
.Fizzell, of Kansas City..
of
Feb.
1957.
a.m.
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
■
on
1967.
$560,000
(CST) on Jan. 7 for
purchase of $2,000,000 build¬
the
Interest
-Commission,
sealed
on
1956.
of
as
49
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Township (P. O.
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
nue
1,
1959
New Orleans,
Lq.
Offering—William J.
Secretary-Treasurer
Bond
>
10
from
by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans. -
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
until
March
1
gality approved
inclusive;
Interest
March
inclusive.
March 1,
building
1,
callable
are
Bloomfield
at
the
above-mentioned
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, ol
Recreation Dist.
(P. O. Lockport), La.
1, 1957. Due
Jan. 24 for the
on
$2,200,000
bonds. Dated Feb;
1, 1957. Due
Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1971
dated
are
on
Jury, will receive sealed bids un-<
til 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 31 for
the purchase
of
$200,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated March
City Independent School
District, Iowa
Bond Offering
H. C.
MICHIGAN
Jan.
on
bank.
Bond Offering—Lois
Blanchard;
Secretary of the Parish Police
fvt-
(EST)
able
inclusive.
1
and
Principal
of
<
Sioux
tors,
bonds
No.
a.m.
of4340,000 ex¬
improvement bonds.
Nov.
1968.
ceive
*
'Secretary
Dated
fol¬
LaFcurche Parish
first
,
tension
pub¬
as
11
the purchase
Boston.
Due
1977
offered
IOWA
bonds,
25
Boston, 45 Milk S{., Bos¬
until
9 for
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
&
Judell, of New Orleans.
•!
were
$845,000
revenue
to
•
bids
Jan.
on
ton,
bids
purchase of $100,000
The
Ind.
Sold—No
Babin,
bonds.
offered
Turkey Run Consolidated School
Building Corporation (P. O.
Bloomingdale),
D.
$47,000 public improvement bonds.
53,000 Sewerage District No. 1
184, p. 2677.
Bonds Not
the
Bank of
sealed
a.m.--(CST)
improvement
lows:
-'JLr*.
$225,000
—
tne
11
lic
Indiana
submitted
G.
—
Mayor,' will,, receive
Troy Township School
Building
Corporation (P. O. Tell
City),
.
Offering
?*
(P.
O.
Detroit),
Michigan
.
Bond
nusson,
Offering—Chris
Education,
bids
H.
Mag-
Secretary of the Board of
until
will
8
p.m.
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
Jan,
¬
Financial Chronicle
■The Commercial and
1957
Monday, January 7,
...
.
(90)
50
(P. O.
Curryville, Mo.
1957. Due on July
I
from
1958 to
1983 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1977 and thereafter
1,
Jan.
Dated
callable
are
of July
as
sold to
Corporation,
of Chicago, as 4J/2s. Dated Dec. 1,
1956.. Due on March 1 from 1958
to
1976 inclusive. Interest M-S.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
banking institution des¬
able at a
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
vens & Moorman, of Detroit.
bonds
works
water
Municipal
the
Mich.
St. Louis,
Barnum,
—
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Jan.
16
for
the
purchase
of
(EST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
purchase of $290,€00 water supply and sewage dis¬
17 for the
Jan.
system
posal
at
a
•bonds.
1958
interest (J-J) payable
banking institution to be des¬
and
Offering—Henry D. Hill,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p n. (EST; on Jan. 9
for the purchase of $100,000 road
notes. Dated Dee. I, 1956. Due on
Note
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
District,
School
Michigan
F. Rob¬
Bond Offering—George
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 17 for
the purchase of $1,750,000 school
building and site bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at a
and
waterworks
ment bonds was
payable at the Na¬
Lake Ronkonkoma.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
sewer
improve¬
sold to the Munic¬
gality
approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
B ond
&
designated
trust company
or
of the account or
purchasing the bonds. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
the
(P. O.
School District
Buren
Van
"
fered
Dec,
and
to
awarded
were
gen¬
site bonds of¬
IS—v. 184, p. 2678—
building
eral
man¬
group
a
Bosworth & Co.,
at a price of
basis, of about 4.24%,
by Braun,
aged
Inc., Toledo, as 4 Vis,
100,11, a
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Coos
ceive
(EST)
Jan.
Dated
(P. O. Cleveland),
Mississippi
County
Offering—J.
Bond
receive
will,
Clerk,
Chancery
Robbins,
T.
1957. Due Dec. 12,
14,
Franklin,
Offering—Mildred S. Gil-
8
Jan.
Jan.
noon
(EST)
on
the purchase of $200,anticipation notes. Dated
for
tax
000
until
bids
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
9, 1957. Due Dec. 13, 1957.
(CST) on
purchase of $150,court house bonds. Due from
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Jan.
€00
the
lor
9
Miss.
Jackson,
Bond Offering—William F.
Bond Offering—Sealed
received
be
bids will
for the
until Jan. 23
bonds, as
of $1,500,000
purchase
follows:
$1,000,000 water bonds.
500,000 street improvement bonds.
bonds
The
Due serially in
1957.
Feb.
dated
are
1,
25 years.
(P.
County
Sale—An issue of
Bond
$40,000
Education, will receive sealed bids
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
as
Nov. 1, 1956.
1957 to 1966
3s and 23/is. Dated
Due
1
Nov.
on
from
inclusive. Interest M-N.
Charles
by
approved
Legality
Trauer¬
&
nicht, of St. Louis.
Newton
No.
2
(P.
Principal,and interest (M-N) pay¬
at the Trenton Banking Co.,
able
O.
Road
Decatur),
Mississippi
road
Millburn
bonds
Dated
Nov.
I from
1,
1957 to
terest M-N.
Charles
was
of
&
sold
to
Allen
Hazlehurst,
1958.
Due
as
on
1964 inclusive.
&
3s.
Nov.
In¬
Legality approved by
Trauernicht,
Louis.
&
'
Wood,
by
of
(P.
Offering
Widmayer,
—
L.
Township Clerk, will
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 14 for the purchase
$1,220,000 bonds, as follows:
(EST)
on
bonds.
of
St.
Due
Feb.
on
1
Legality
&
1958
The
1957.
Due
improvement
Feb.
on
1
from
to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
York
of New
Wood,
Bank of
gality
the
National
Hunter,
by
Reed,
will
Clerk,
District
until
bids
sealed
ceive
3
re¬
'
W. E. Easter-
—
Secretary of. Local Govern¬
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ling,
until
11
(EST)
a.m.
on
Jan. 8 for
purchase of $176,000 refund¬
ing bonds, as follows:
the
June
1958 to
from
1
on
1974 in-.
clusiye.,,,^.
66,000 road, bridge and
Due
bonds.
I
1958
inclusive.
1971
to
from
1
Dated
Dec.
1956.
1,
Bond
City Sch. Dist., N.
Offering
sealed bids until 11
10
Jan.
000,000
for
the
to
$4,-
on
inclusive.
1985
of
on
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
1, 1957.
1957
(EST)
purchase
building
Due
Jan.
a.m.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
&
Traders Trust
School District, Ohio
Aurora Local
will ^receive
Bond
Sale—The
build¬
$74,000
184,
awarded to Mc¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 27—v.
p.
2678
were
—
Cleveland,
Cincinnati,
of 100.10, a
of
Co.,
&
Donald
Reusch & Company, of
as
4V4S,
basis
of
at
price
a
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v.
by
Heckler
&
City.
State
Hoyt,
■
•
Bond
London, Ohio
Bond Offering—Forrest R.
New
Bond
York
Sale—The
$156,000 water
supply system bonds offered Dec.
27—v. 184, p. 2791—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
City, and the National Commercial
Bank & Trust Company, of Al¬
price
basis of about 4.18%.
bany, jointly, as 4.20s, at
100.11,
a
a
until
Hall
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
CitY-
3—v.
$35,000
bonds
—
C.
B.
Curtiss,
Due
on
Bank
1
Company,
by
1,
1957.
1958 to 1972
f,rom
payable
approved
Jan.
and
Principal
inclusive.
(J-D)
of $90,000 Village
Dated
Dec.
Jan. 23
on
interest
Central
of Avon. Legality
at
Squire,
Sanders
Jan.
184, p. 2887—were awarded
ciple and interest (A-O) payable
at the City Auditor's office. Le¬
gality approved by Bricker, Marburger,
Evatt
&
Barton,
ol
Local
School
Bond
(P. O. Elyria), Ohic
Sale—The
Bond
184
28—v.
awarded to Mc¬
Cleveland
2679—were
p.
improvement
Dec.
offered
bonds
$44,297 special
water
assessment
Donald & Company, of
3V2S, at
as
a
price of 100.52,
a
bask
of about 3.40%.
Offering—Alice
District
Sale—The $375,000
K.
Sup¬
ple, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noor
(EST) on Jan. 22 for the purchasi
$15,000 City Hall improvemen
of
Dated
bonds.
Nov.
from
1
Dec.
on
Principal
clusive.
payable
(J-D)
Trust
Co.,
1,
1958
at
Du(
1956.
to
1967
in¬
interes
and
Clevelanc
the
Cleveland.
Peebles, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$70,000
wate
works improvement bonds offem
(P.
O.
December
were
build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 18—v.
p.
1, 1956. DUe on Oct. 1
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
1958 to
from
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
public
on
sanitary sewer construction bonds.
the
Lima), Ohio
offered
(EST)
noon
purchase of $32,400
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
(EST)
noon
bonds.
Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
Offering
for the purchase
Bath
until
bids
for the
Jan. 8
Han¬
receive
will
Clerk,
City
son,
Bond
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
were
—-
basis of about 4.22%.
Avon, Ohio
.
Schuyler Falls, Morrisonville Water
District (P. O. Morrisonville),
184,
awarded to Fox,
Reusch & Company, of Cincinnati,
as
4 Vis, at a price of 100.20, a
2495
p.
4.22%.
about
Lackawanna.
proved
York
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
Ohio
Or Dresden),
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Lorain County
OHIO
Y.
Brownie Klu-
Clerk,
District
bek,
—
Township Local School
(P.
Columbus.
City.
Lackawanna
District
Dated Oct.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable in New
York City or Raleigh. Legality ap¬
pany, of New York City. Legality
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
approved by Vandewater, Sykes, proved
Heckler & Galloway, of New York Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City.
'
sealed
.4«
general
June
on
4(4s, at
4.24%.
Due
bonds.
school
$110,000
as
price of 100.03, a basis of about
a
Bond
Bond Offering
jointly,
Ohio Company,
.
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 10 for the purchase
$2,600,000 school bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the Marine Midland Trust Com¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 28—v. 184,
p. 2679—were awarded to Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and the
Jefferson
Carolina
North
build¬
Sale—The $405,000
Bond
of
Goldsboro),
Wayne County (P. O.
of
Newark, in Millburn. Le¬
approved
basis
a
ment
Bombay, Westville
Central School District
No. 1 (P.O. Fort Covington), N. Y.
Bond Offerin g—George M.
of
payable. at
of
about 3.43%.
Hawkins,
by
approved
Delafield
from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
public
100.54,
price
Buffalo.
of
York,
New
City.
Co.,
Theodore
p.
a
-
Manufacturers
O. Mill-
burn), N. J.
Bond
of
and interest payable
at the Marine Trust Company of
at
2791—was can¬
p.
District, Ohio
Co., Frost, Read &
and
184,
bonds—v.
Frazeyburg-Nashport Local School
2791—were awarded to a
composed of R. H. Dickson
Simons, Inc.,
E. H. Pringle & Co., as 3'Vzs,
184,
fiscal
of
Canceled—The Dec.
offering of $17,850 new ladder
truck
and
road
improvement
celed.
$500,000 court
offered
Jan. 3—v.
bonds
house
Liverpool, Ohio
Sale
31
Sale—The
Bond
basis of about 4.03%.
a
East
Bond
City.
Principal
and interest
Township
bonds.
Sale—An issue of $20,000
Company,
approved
Legality
Delafield
New York City.
Hawkins,
903,000
Bond
inclusive.
101.86,
price
Co., jointly, as 4 Vis, at a
of
group
$317,000 sewer system assessment
Supervisors
County
District
school
1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1981
bonds was sold to
Company, of Hazlehurst,
&
16 for
; until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan.
the purchase of $1,600,000
junior college
Allen
Hol-
combe, Secretary of the Board of
Trenton.
O. Decatur),
Mississippi
Newton
JERSEY
Hopewell Township (P. O. Pen¬
nington), N. J.
1962 inclusive.
1958 to
NEW
&
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
1973
1957 to
and Bangor
H
N.
York
New
Interest J-J.
change
Western
Mericka
Due on July
16, 1957.
2679—were awarded to Wm. J.
& Co., and Fahey, Clark
p.
purchase of $2,000,000 school
bond anticipation notes.
Jan.
184,
ing bonds offered Dec. 27—v.
Jan. 8 for
on
Ohio
build¬
Sale—The $335,000
Bond
1957. Due
Fort Covington,
1957.
man,.
Bolivar
Jan. 8 for the purchase
on
$150,000 tax anticipation notes.
of
Note
MISSISSIPPI
Sul¬
Arthur
Offering—J.
County Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
livan,
(EST)
a.m.
basis of about 4.05%.
a
Delta Local School District,
16, 1957.
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
year
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1957 to
1.960 inclusive. Interest F-A.
*
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
re¬
p.m.
J-J.
est
75,000
19.
Note
$500,000
Sale—The
as
2
57,500 water bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1957.
Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
Inter¬
2493—has been changed to Jan.
p.
Belleville), Mich.
Bond
originally
an¬
being Jan. 12—v. 184,
11
Dated
improvement
from
1
inclusive.
District
School
July
on
sale
bonds,
nounced
by the manager
group
12
No.
and
12
will
until
general
$229,000
School Dis¬
$372,260 High
No.
Anthony J.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Bonds Re-Offered—Date of
trict
until
(EST) on Jan. 8 for the purchase
of $361,500 bonds, as follows:
(P. O. Stanford), Mont.
of
—
101.80,
W. E. Easter-
building
Clerk,
bids
sealed
ceive
County School Dists.
Basin
Offering
—
school
Sale—The $170,000
Bond
building bonds offered Dec. 27—
v.
184, p. 2679.—were awarded to
Fahey,
Clark
&' Company,
of
Cleveland, as 4 Vis, at a price of
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
scaled bids at his office in Raleigh
the
Village
Krieger,
Offering
Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Tiffin), Ohio
ling,
Y.
N.
Depew,
MONTANA
Judith
York City.
New
to
Le¬
1957
from
Interest M-S.
inclusive.
1.076
1
March
Note
price of 100.05, a basis of
Clinton
boro), N. C.
in¬
Principal and
(M-S)
Bank,
terest
tional
a
about 2.99%.
(P. O. Greens¬
Guilford County
184, p. 2494—
the
Savings
Company, of Chillicothe, as
published in our
issue of Dec. 31—v. 184, p. 2887.
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
1985
ipal Bond Corporation, of Chicago,
as 4%s.
Dated December 1, 19o6.
on
Due
to
3s, at
foregoing supple¬
The
—
awarded
Bank
1, 1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Dec.
ments the report
Sept. 1,
000 building bonds. Dated
1956.
Note
21—v.
Dec.
were
bonds of¬
improvement
Building
fered
$23,000 Health
Sale—The
Bond
purchase of $3,390,-
Jan. 10 for the
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
Alex¬
Offering—Doris V.
Bond
erts,
bank
Y ork
Peck,
Cincinnati.
Chillicothe, Ohio
to
New
York City.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
ander, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Mo.
Stover,
i.
Due
Community
1957.
1,
1957
from
Guaranty Trust Company, of
Ronkonkoma),
O. Lake
(P.
New
Michigan
Utica
1
Feb.
on
Islip
No. 5
District
School
Cleve¬
Co.,
Trust
Shaffer & Williams, of
600,000 electric light bonds. Due
on
June 1 from 1958 to 1985
interest
payable
(J-D)
interest
Central
Legality approved by
land.
1987 inclusive.
Dated
of
bonds.
sewer
1
June
on
(EST)
noon
purchase
the
at
sanitary
Due
the
cipal and
follows:
as
500,000
YORK
Brookliaven, Smithtown and
Central
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Commerce
Trust
Company,
of
Kansas City. Legality approved by
Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers
& Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Feb.
Dated
O. Sandusky),
(P.
County
Due
.
Jan. 15
$1,500,000
inclusive.
NEW
boule-:
on Jan. 16
$70,000 mu¬
nicipal
building
bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1956. Due on Dec. 15
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
until
bids
for
on
of
purchase
Hopping,
O.
Will receive sealed
Village Clerk,
Easter-
E.
$400,000 water bonds. Due on June
1 from 1958 to 1990 inclusive.
price of par.
1977 inclusive.
from 1958 to
bonds,
(EST)
a.m.
the
and
and
11
until
for
Bank, Lambertville, as 3.20s, at a
from
1
W.
—
Secretary of Lbcal Govern¬
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
p.
the
Cleves, Ohio
ment
$15,000 general
inclusive.
bonds.
vard
successful bidder.
Legality approved'by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Feb.
on
1362
trafficway
3,035,000
ignated by the
Sanilac
Due
to
184,
to
220,000 trafficway and boulevard
thereafter are
1, 1967. Prin¬
and
in *1992
callable as of Jan.
interest
and
price of 100.50, a basis
a
Offering—C.
Bond
C.
N.
ling,
bonds offered Dec. 26
2493—were awarded
Lambertville
National
obligation
—v.
follows:
as
1977
Offering
Bond
Stockton, N. J.
$150,000 sewer bonds. Due on Feb,1 from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
July 1
1936 inclusive. Bonds
from 1958 to
cipal
bonds.
revenue
Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
Dated
due
bonds,
Principal
Bond Sale—The
obligation
general
$3,405,000
1, 1956.
1958 to
Cleveland,
Company, of
4Vis, at
as
at
cf about 4.19%.
Gastonia,
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Woodstown. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
will
Finance,
of
Director
Oct.
from
1
2V2s,
&
Miller
West¬
of
as
CAROLINA
NORTH
(A-O)
Mo.
City,
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Offering—Rollin F. Agard,
Bond
Kenneth V.
City Clerk, will receive
Offering
Due
Dated
bonds.
school
&
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Kansas
Bond
was
Bond
Tuckahoe,
of
par.
of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16 for
the
purchase of $357,000 public
Secretary
hue,
Bank
National
the
to
chester
Offering—Frank X. Dona¬
Bond
issue of $26,500
Sale—An
Bond
1967.
1,
Township School Dist.
Woodstown), N. J.
Pilesgrove
MISSOURI
for'.the purchase of $1,000,000
•.school
building and site bonds.
15
184,
2378—were awarded to Hayden,
ris
&
4 Vis,
of
22
—
v.
184,
p.
2679-
awarded to Stranahan, Har
Company,
of
Toledo,
a
at a price of 100.68, a basi
about
4.40%.
Volume
185
Number
5601
.
The Commcrciadrjind Financial Chronicle
.
.
(91)
River
Local
School
District
(P. O.
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Sale—The
$76,000
Slatington
build¬
2679
to
of about 4.37%.
Sagamore
-
Hills
Township
Northfield), Ohio
Sale
Bond
The
—
improvement
27—v.
184,
to
Evans
the
Fox,
Company, of Cincinnati,
a price of 101.06, a basis
4V2S, at
as
awarded
were
—
Reusch &
p.
(P.
O.
$13,500 road
bonds
offered
Dec.
2679—were awarded
Savings Association,
of Akron.
Silver Lake (P. O. Cuyahoga Falls),
Ohio
Bond
$150,000
waterworks
2495—were
p.
issue of
revfeftue bonds
1957
group copiposed of Ira Haupt
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Butcher
&
Sherrerd,'
Stroud
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
W.
York
&
1965
1,
to. 1972
100,000
4/70s.
Due
The
The
bonds'
1957.
Interest
by
Feb.
on
dated
are
Legality
Rhoads,
Sinon
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
(EST)
of
noon
Jan. 17 for the purchase
on
$300j000 building bonds. Dated
Jan.
15, 1957. Due
Dec.
from
15
June 15 and
on
1958
Thornburg,
Brown,
Education,
of
water
—
to
1981
inclu¬
Grubbs,
Borough
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
&
bids
until
street
and
National
Bank,
Portsmouth.
Le¬
Puerto Rico Ports
Woodsfield
Exempted Village Sch.
District,
Bond
Offering
Ohio
Clarence
—
W.
Hoff, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will' receive sealed bids
until
the
1
(EST)
p.m.
Jan.
on
15 for
purchase of $127,000 building
1, 1956. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank
of Woodsfield. Legality approved
San
'
Air
comparison
Rico
1
for
ures
the
an
Oklahoma
County
Clerk;
10:30
will
*
..
L.
Burney,
receive
(CST)
a.m.
bids
Jan. .23
on
for the purchase of $930,000
hospi¬
tal bonds. Due serially from 1959
to 1976
inclusive;
Note
not
sold
when
Nov.
on
%
20—v.
bonds
21.9%
in
national
four
the
of
months
during
of the
amounted
year
843,114
to
pounds
Rico
Jan.
7
year,
increase
an
pounds...
of
,1;,
•
for
the
re¬
pur¬
to
Pawnee, Okla.
M.
Hutchinson,
receive
Jan. 1 from
,
Margaret
until
Clerk,
of
Jan.
$296,000
8
will
for
the
bonds,
as
follows:
bids
Houston.
merce,
sanitary
system
sewer
County School District No.
O. Rogue River), Ore.
awarded
were
—-
to
United States National Bank,
Portland, as 334S, at a price
100.17, a basis of about 3.71%.
Multnomah
County, Powell
Water District No. 2
2, Box
Bond
sealed
for
the
of
of
Offering
—
inclusive,
will
on
obligation
bonds.
Due
1958
inclusive.
on
Dated
July 1 from
Principal
interest payable at a bank in
Multnomah
County
as
may
be
(F-A)
of
Jan.
on
$375,000
ex¬
1963
tional
from
and
interest
Bank, of Cameron.
5
to
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7
K.-
Due
Dated
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
Feb.
from
Principal
1,
p.m.
1957.
1962
to
and
interest
1972
County
site
Crowe, of Dallas.
equip¬
to
a
Dallas, Tex
Shank,
ceive
(CST)
of
City
sealed
on
—
fiscal
Secretary,' will
bids
until
ment
re¬
p.m.
Jan. 14 for the purchase
$15,000,000 bonds,
$2,000,000
1:45
G.
as
storm
sewer
bonds.
Due
follows:
Aug.
1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
6,800,000
,
designated by the successful bid-;
bonds.
1957 to
street,.
Due
on
improvement
Aug.
1976 inclusive.
from
1
~
of
of
par,
about
a
3.76%,
net
as
$1,460,000 5s. Due
1958
to
1963
3,265,000
from
3%s.
1965
to
interest
a
Legality
approved
follows:
on
on
Jan. 15 from
1975
on
Jan.
15
inclusive.
County
by
Treasurer,
Jan. 24 for the
000
issue
is
dated
able
National
1,
Bank,
Milwaukee.
Le¬
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
&
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
,
Tomah
(City), Adrian, Byron,
Clifton, LaGrange, Oakdale,
Ridgeville, Scott, Tomah, Bear
Bluff, Knapp, Cutler, King¬
Orange, Camp Douglas
(Towns) and Wyeville (Vil¬
lage) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1
ston,
(P. O. Box 270, Tomah),
Wisconsin
Bond
$400,000
from
Clerk,
bids
will
until
M,
re¬
8
p.m.
Feb. 5 for the purchase
on
March
Lester
—
District
sealed
(CST)
of
Offering
1,
school
1957.
1958
to
bonds.
Due
1969
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
CANADA
MANITOBA
on
Feb. 1
on
1967 inclusive.
Brandon, Man.
issue.
Principal
payable
at
Bond Sale—An issue of $215,000
5V2%
improvement
Call¬
after 5 years from date
or
on
waukee.
receive
(PST)
a.m.
1, 1957. Due
1959 to
(F-A)
and
interest
the
County
sold
to
ronto.
Gairdner
Due
County,
North
(P.O.
Olympia), Wash.
184,
—v.
State,
bonds
offered
3%s, at
as
Dec.
28
(PST)
Offering
County
sealed
on
—
Pamilla R.
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
2
p.m.
general
obligation
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
(F-A)
from
1
Principal
payable
Preston,
1977
to
and
Sale—An
issue
the
J.
L.
Graham
Toronto,
from
&
5%s.
as
ap¬
Thorgrimson
Common
School
(Towns)
District
Beaconsfield
Catholic
000
Sale—An
Dominion
and
Board,
was
Securities
of
$260,-
sold to the
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd;,
jointly,
a
issue
building bonds
as
basis
5s, at
of
price of 91.66,
a
about
Dec.
1, 1956. Due
1957
to
1976
6.25%.
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
Int.
from
J-D.
SASKATCHEWAN
Regina School Board No. 4, Sask.
Bond Sale—An issue of $350,000
school bonds was sold to a
Dawson, Han-
ton, Ltd., Harris & Partners, Ltd.,
McLeod, Young, Weir & Co.,
Ltd., at
a
Dec.
Offering—Chester E.
from
15
Ru-
price of 95.78.
1957
to
Due
1976
on
inclu¬
sive.
District
sealed
on
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Jan. 8 for the purchase
$1,200,000
1956. Due
and
interest
bank designated
and
$15,750,000
Dec. 1
tures
on
Prin¬
-
issue of
sold
as
4%s to
composed of Dominion
deben¬
a
group
Securities
a
Corp., First Boston Corp.; Smith,
Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley &
payable
by
at
the
Legality approved
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
Milwaukee.
was
Sale 1— An
improvement
by the successful
approved
Board.
Saskatchewan (Province of)
Debenture
bonds.
building
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
cipal
Sch.
Quebec
Bond
and
(P. O. Brookfield),
ceive
of
1
naford, Ltd., Burns Bros. & Den¬
W isconsin
bringer,
Jan.
on
5V4%
Brookfield and New Berlin
Bond
sold
Co., Ltd., of
Due
group composed of
1
$238,-
was
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
County
Legality
WISCONSIN
No.
of
improvement bonds
interest
at
office.
by
1959
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Joint
1957
QUEBEC
Jan. 22 for the purchase
$300,000
Due
Bond
par.
Pullman School
District No. 307 (P. O. Colfax),
Washington
of
To¬
from
ONTARIO
to
County,
Hughes,
1
2792—were sold to the
p.
Whitman
Dec.
Grimsby, Ont.
000
Sale—The $40,000 general
obligation
was
Co., of
to 1971 inclusive.
Thurston
School District No. 3
Bond
on
bonds
&
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
by
April
1957. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the First Wisconsin
purchase of $600,obligation
bonds.
general
Dated Feb.
from
bidder
Co., Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
inclusive.
1977
Each
Tremper,
will
sealed bids until 11
School
Hutzler, John Nuveen &
will
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Salomon
&
City.
King County, Lake Washington
Sch. Dist. No. 414 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Other members of the syndicate:
Bros.
York
tle.
Dated Dec. 1,
Jan. 15, 1964
Due
1977
to
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
(CST)
cost
inclusive.
275,000 3%s. Due
improve¬
on
price
1959
in New
agency
syn¬
Co., Inc., and Lehman Bros., at
Harold
to
bonds
April 1 from 1958
the
from
1
Spratler, Dis¬
The
on
ceive
dicate headed by Halsey, Stuart Si
Offering
interest
Port
$5,000,000!
and
2888—were awarded
in¬
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office, or at the State's
ment bonds offered Jan. 3—v.
184,
0.
1986
and
the
at
for
Jan.
on
Indep Sch. Dist., Tex. j
building,
to
Lee
mature
Due
&
school
1957
Due
inclusive.
proved
Legal¬
ity approved by McCall, Parkhurst
1957.
April 1
on
1977 inclusive.
Clerk.
Gordon,
16
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
The
8
a.m. (PST)
purchase of
$10,000,000 general obligation
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Jan.
Boothman, of Dallas.
—
dressed to
trict
sealed bids until 10:30
Treasurer's
Sale
p.m.
365,000 Union High School Dis¬
trict bonds,
bids to be ad¬
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer, will receive
(F-A)
payable at the Republic
National Bank of Dallas.
Legality
San Antonio
bonds will mature
WASHINGTON
receive
on
bonds.
1,
re¬
Jan. 7 for the purchase
$75,000 water works improve¬
ment
Feb.
payable
Bond
Offering — Mrs.'T.
City Secretary, will
until
Bank, of Houston.
Pittsburg, Tex.
Bond
2
School
District
bonds,
bids to be addressed to Leon
C. Davis, District Clerk. The
King County, Seattle School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
p.m.
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
First
National
Bank,
Navasota.
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
O'Neal,
bids
City
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Thomas,
1.981
bids
District
lows:
Jackson,
Trustees,
of
Principal
(A-O)
State
Thurston
B.
the
until
$365,000
Jan. 15 for the pur¬
$500,000 school house
Treasurer's
15
Sealed
below
(CST) on Jan. 17 for the purchase
$730,000 school bonds, as fol¬
on
Dated
clusive.
1989
payable at the First Na¬
der.
until
(CST)
(CST)
from
Offering—M.
Bond
Bond
receive
(PST)
1
principal
Valley
Clarence Aim,
Secretary,
1977
1959
of
to
(P. O. Route
Feb. 1, 1957.
and
ap¬
Due
Feb.
Jan.
1976 inclusive.
to
pay¬
1, 1957.
&
Jan. 14 for the purchase of $75,000
to
(J-J)
Tex.
the.xvpurchase
on
inclusive.
on
Board
sealed
April 1 from
on
of
Jan. 15 from
on
and interest
on
tension bonds. Dated Feb.
175, Portland), Ore.
bids until 8 p.m.
general
Due
Legality
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Dec. 21—v. 184,
District
1957.
waterworks improvement and
(P.
of
Bond Offering—W. B. Weiser,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
15
2679
was
Searls, of Houston.
OREGON
p.
$130,000
bonds
Vinson, Elkins, Weems
proved by
&
(CST) on Jan.
11
for the purchase of
$190,000
general
obligation bonds. Dated
Feb. 10, 1957. Due on Feb. 10 from
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
Cameron,
bonds.
62
1,
of
Eddleman-
Navasota, Tex.
able at the National Bank of Com¬
&
50,000 water system bonds.
Jackson
1972
Tex.
Principal and interest
$200,000 electric system bonds.
46,000
Jan.
composed
Co.,
of
City Manager, will receive sealed
group > composed
Dated
were
2,254,463
.
,
bids
purchase
City
a
Si
1971
to
;
improvement
sold
group
230,000 4s. Due
Rowles, Winston Si Co., Moroney,
Beissner & Co., Rauscher, Pierce
Si Co., and'Russ Si Co., as 4s, at
par.
Offering—Mrs.
1959
a
.
Bryan,
a
$420,000 4V2s. Due
TEXAS
street
to
Mosle
—
Co., and Fridley, Hess
Frederking, as follows:
11,-
with
(CST)
Odes
—
Bond Offering—A. A.
offered
2496
p.
Pollok
first
total of
a
compared
Rotan,
Bond
chase of $50,000 water works sys¬
tem bonds.
Bond
awarded
bonds
184,
v.
—
of
receive
p.m.
Legality
Elkins,
$650,000 Sabine
Causeway
Dec. 12
total of 9,588,651 for the preceding
were
Bond Offerings—Bids will be
until
Lake
Offering
Secretary
will
by
Vinson,
Searls, of Houston.
Bond Sale—The
fiscal
current
M-S.
by
named
of
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
Bond
Jefferson County (P. O. Beau¬
mont), Tex.
.
Inter¬
the
Co., of San An¬
Interest
Weems &
Puerto
Airport
on
was
4V2S. Dated Sept. 1, 1956.
Sept. 1 from 1976 to 1986
approved
increase of 54,564 passengers.
cilities
as
inclusive.
increase of 23.5%
an
Bond Sale—An issue of
ceived
Due
passenger
3.04,152 passen¬
while between July 1 and
31, 1955, it moved 249,588,
originallv offered
184, p. 2887.
Okemah, Okla.
-
tonio,
Dittmar &
bonds
—
received
be
Clerks
Independent School Dist.
Bond
Feb. 1 from
on
improvement
sold to
of
*
%
The above
—
months
Cargo handled through the fa¬
Grady County (P. O. Chickasha),
until
system
fig¬
Between July
1 and Oct. 31,
1956, the Puerto Rico Internation¬
OKLAHOMA
•
four
from
Sale—An issue of $225,000
works and sanitary sewer
water
pas¬
cargo
al Airport handled
Oct.
O.
of
traffic, and
gers,
—
air
Feb.
will
Offering
from 1958 to
Sheldon
inclusive.
Bond
Puerto
in cargo movement.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Offering
and
the first
increase
on
1974
Greendale), Wis.
Bond
of
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 22
(P. O. Houston), Tex.
1956-1957, and the
period of 1955-1956, show an
same
Due
to
Mul-
Wells
&
Co.,
RaffenHughes & Co., Zahner &
White,
Masterson
&
Co.,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
H.
V.
Sattley & Co., and Fox,
Reusclj & Co.
price
Harris
fiscal year.
Cleveland.
Bond
the
Authority of the
traffic
a
Knickerbocker,
Greendale School District (P. O.
sperger
on
Increase—A
by
com¬
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
Authority (P. O.
Shows
2888—
p.
group
4s.
1959
RICO
made
Ports
senger
a
$900,000
im¬
Jpan), Puerto Rico
Traffic
184,
to
400,000 3.90s. Due
PUERTO
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
3—v.
cost
b&nds.
provement
&
1,
bonds
Co., at
100.003, a net interest
about 3.95%, as follows:
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Security Central
Jan.
system-tax
awarded
Pancoast, Fort Worth
Bank, Fort Worth, Mc-
Co.,
pay¬
$1,300,000
and Louis Pauls &
p.m.
sewer
Clung
laney,
bonds.
of
Jan. 28 for the purchase
on
$30,000
Feb.
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Rowles, Winston &
Co., Rauschir, Pierce & Co., Russ
& Co.,
RyaiV Sutherland & Co.,
will
8
The
-—
works
were
James P.
Secretary,
Sale
offered
1,
ap¬
Pa.
Offering
Bond
Robertson &
chase-
Reader, of Harrisburg.
Aldo
—
Board
will receive sealed bids until
dated
are
Galveston, Texas
,
,
1957
of
1
Feb.
F-A.
from
the
Republic
National
Dallas, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
1997.
1,
1
at
Bond
proved
Valley Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lucasville), Ohio
bonds
1977 inclusive.
745,000 5s. Due
Aug.
inclusive, are callable
1, 1966.
Principal and interest
Bank
to
Fahey,
Clark
&
Company,
of
Cleveland, as 4V2S, at a price of
98.30, a basis of about 4.65%.
and
of Aug.
1957.
from
Feb.
on
1
1976
as
inclusive.
from 1973 to
annually
-
1957 to Feb. 1,
inclusive.
Bonds
due
to
able
1
semi
City,
Hallgarten
&
Co.,
Stern
Brothers & Co., Geo. K. Baum &
Co., Breed & Harrison, Inc., Russ
& Co., R. J.
Edwards, Inc., Dewar,
National
1976 inclusive.
Aug. 1,
Feb.
from
Feb.
on
from
improvement
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
1977
1964.
1
Feb.
Due
to
1
inclusive.
park
from
to4$6£ inclusive.
1S69
system
Feb.
on
1976
bonds.
Co., Bache &
on
construction
oiwAug.
5,000,000 water works and sani¬
tary
sewer
system
revenue
Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., El¬
kins,
Morris^ Stokes
&
Co.,
Rambo, Close & Kerner, Inc., and
Suplee, Yeatrrfah Si Co. as follows:
$250,000 4s. Due
55,000 4J/4S. Due
to
bonds.
sold
station
Due
-1,000,000
a
first
awarded
1957
$1,215,-
was
fire
bonds.
Authority
&
bonds offered Dec. 19—v.
revenue
184,
to
Sale—An
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treated early.
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body,
discovered and
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has available many diagnostic tests.
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only national voluntary agency
fights cancer by research,
education and service to cancer's victims.
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American Cancer Society?
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which
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save an
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dying of cancer on an average of
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than 235,000
will die of cancer this year.
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no.
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regular health examina¬
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the American Cancer Society.
For research that may some
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