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MONDAY
Volume 188
New York
Number 5793
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
ISSUE
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, November 10, 1958
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
•
Akron, Canton &
Period End.
Railway
Railway
1958—Month—1957
r
$560,480
$3,790,568
$4,972,714
353,125
408.026
3,121,569
3,613,243
$132,881
$152,452
$668,999
$1,359,403
42.678
39.606
119.448
412,079
■-7-y
operations
way
Net
ry.
—V.
income.
oper.
183,
Net
'V
"y;
Alabama Gas
ham
R.
to
A.
produce
Puryear,
Costing
000,000
plant
of
Corp.—Propane Plant Under Constructs
has
corporation
from
gas
will
feet
this
Boston
tested
day.
ready
and
is
to
ham
city
Stock
Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
limits
on
the
in
tract
55-acre
a
Sayreton
(Ala.)
Southern
Alabama Great
RR
north
just
area.—V.
188,
p.
1513.
Pittsburgh
Montreal
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$1,347,521
$11,614,921
1,144,242
1,200,452
10,504,355
Toronto
$13,761,470
11,359,332
Railway oper. expenses-
Stock
Stock
Stock
Exchange
$168,699
$147,069
$1,110,626
$2,402,138
77,202
from ry. opers.
rev.
109,198
108,322
1.212,762
1958—Month—1957"
$260,430
$284,247
153,954
162,391
Net
ry.
V.
from ry. opers.
rev.
$121,856
$712,774
$1,455,736
oper.
188,
p.
18.746
121.238
337,602
income-.
1513.
-
This
York
New
with
ment
common
1957.
10.
Fund
Phillip
Co., Inc., will serve
.
30,
fund,
1958,
filed
organized
was
a
registration
The
43
33
this
O.,
of
high
monthly
r,ton.s per
'
more
it
is listed as a director.
Edward A. Viner
investment adviser, distributor and custodian.
tonnage
eight-hour
than
was
torrent
a
any
rod
of
announced
steel
total
turn.
mill
In
in
rod,
of
Steel
Condition
Combined
Chairman of
The
of
the
tons
world
has
•
rod users,
for
ever
60
I
-
Net rev. from
an
average
—V.
Federal
188,
produced
during
a
who depleted their inventories during the slow busi¬
period earlier this year, demanded and received over 53 different
sizes—ranging from a7a inch to lVa inch in diameter—of steer rods from
this mill.—V. 176, p. 2157.
'.
.
1958—4 Wks.—1957
1958—30 Wks.—1957
J- $67,817,737 $63,529,147 $499,822,730 $473,344,427
:
p; 1609.
.
Railway
Ampal-American Israel Corp., New
York—Statement
registration statement filed with the SEC on
$3,289,100 of 10-year discount convertible debentures,
effective on Oct. 21. See also V. 188, p. 645.
Amphenol
frontier,
choice for the
make Canada
an
obvious
advisory facilities of our Research & Port¬
folio Department are freely available to institu¬
tional and private investors who hold investments
The
in this country.
St. Andrews Bay
&
oper.
expenses
held;
Electronics
Members: The Toronto Stock
Exchange
ef Canada
The Investment Dealers9 Association
WEST—TORONTO, CANADA
of
Corp.
this
corporation
number of shares
unchanged.
the
'
1958—9-Mos.^-1957
$3,138,869'- $3,432,241
1,460,170
1,515,668
p.
income
1515.
$1,916,573
696,190
-583,266
71,380
$53,660
Net
*
ry.
Period
283,896
$253,678
$238,256
*112,445
$23,532
788
*21,838
1515.
p.
Line
Atlantic Coast
Borg Corp
'
14,561
income
oper.
Deficit.—V. 188,
1958—9 Mos.—1957 $2,709,283- $2,853,230
2,455,605
2,614,974
1958—Month—1957
$309,800
$307,428
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Merger—
below.
and of the George W.
$M78;099-
$200;82G
$199,770
73,580
operations
188,
256,140
RR.—Earnings—
1958—9 Mos.
1958—Month—1957
End. Sept. 30—
in
the
hands
of Amphenol
assets
will
ployees.
•
•
Amphenol's stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. .The
merged company will Jiave oyer 1,150,000 common shares outstanding,
owned by about 7,500 stockholders.
Mr.
Schmitt,
who
will
be
Chief Executive. Officer of . the new
long been a leading maker of
automobile clocks, its.production of potentiometers and other electronic
equipment has become increasingly important lit recent years and will
supplement the broad Amphenol product line.
In addition, said Mr.
Schmitt, the rapidly growing Borg Fabric Division, which manufactures
deep pile fabrics from man-made and natural fibers, will bring further,
diversification to the combined enterprise.—V. 186, p. 1146.
stated that although Borg has
company,
St.
Copper. MiningLouis
Co.—Delisting Approved—
"These
Railway
Southwestern Ry.
below.—V. 188, p.
1146.
plans and program.
encompassed, in addition to others,
the planning and build¬
of breweries In Newark,. N. J., Los Angeles, Calif., Tampa, Fla.,
and possibly in other areas.
T ."
"The current suit by the government will make no change in our
ing
.
long-range
10,028,783
Net
Net
planning
program."^-V.
188,
p.-
242.
oper.
rev.
expenses.
from
ry. oper.
railway oper.
—V.
inc.
11,923,283 110,937,783
10,827363
93,086,875
123.417,195
104,017,760
17,850,908
19,399,435
7,252,059
1,935,823
806,024
1,095,420
679,025
188, p. 1515.
5.681,732
'
-
Avco Manufacturing Corp.—Sells
^
he
ville
of
Portion of Plant—
announced that
Design and Manufacturing Corp.,
major portion of the plant and equip¬
of the AK Division of Avco Manufacturing Corp. at Connersin which to begin operations as soon as possible. Effective date
formed
has
a
new
and has contracted to
ment
»
Regenstreif, of Corinersville, Ind., on Oct. 31
N.
Sam
transfer is
Regenstreif
the
Mr.•
enabling
his
plastics
The
where
and
AK
it
Dec.
a
31.
extensive new equipment will be installed,
to design and manufacture household appli¬
products
utilizing new processes for combining
said
company
other
and
ances
company,
purchase
metals.
Division
.
will
will concentrate
■
-
continue to operate a portion of the
on defense projects.—V. 188, p. 1814.
plant
Acquisition — The Ohio
represented this corporation
in its purchase of the common stock of The U-Drive-It
Co., Columbus, Ohio, it was announced on Oct. 8.
Avis, Inc., Boston, Mass.
•
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Buys Miami, Fla., Plant—
This
corporation has issued the following statement:
"In
purchasing the American Brewing Co. plant in Miami. Fla..
Anheuser-Busch
was 'simply
following its long range growth and
expansion
11.964.606
share¬
have annual sales of over $50,000,000,
exceeding $37,000,000; There will be about 3,500 em¬
company
1957
$
Railway oper. revenue..
remain
merged
total
See
Ltd.
41,981,331
Ry.—Earnings-
1958—Month—1957
$360,935
$359,715
161.165
158,889
Railway oper. expenses.
by
3
Andes
Ross, Knowles & Co.
42,933,859
2,133,448
approved
The
far-sighted investor.
2S ADELAIDE ST.
directors
Nov.
and
boundless
6,216,418 104,151,239 101,073.066
Railway oper. revenue
Amphenol Electronics Corp.—Proposed Merger—
The
holders .will
stable government, a
13,067,014
5,563,883
Period End. Sept. 30—
Aug, 8, covering
series E, became
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Proposed
have
Stability and Growth
1958—9 Mos.—1957
44,680,202 429,397.536 453,408,517
38,463,784 325,246,297 352,335.451
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
Effective—
now
A strong currency, a
180 to 239 days,
''
oper.
ry.
—V.
'on
CANADA-
2a4'i;
188, p. 1386.
■
Railway oper. revenue-..
a plan to merge the two companies, it was announced
Arthur J. Schmitt, President of Amphenol, and George
,W Borg. Chairman of the Wisconsin firm.
Idle
merger,
which will be subject to approval at special stock¬
holders'
meetings to be held on Dec. 30,
1958, will result in the
formation oi A mphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
Owners of Borg stock
will receive 1 li shares of Amphenol-Borg Electronics for each share
-
29
Net revenue from rail¬
Period End. Oct. 25
188,
to
to 179 days,
1958—Month—1957
inc.—
American Stores Co.—Current Sales Up—
—V.
90
50,461,087
37,394,073
Period End. Sept. 30—
46
45
See
Sales
five
'
Atlanta
46
The
ness
becomes effective
immediately,
days, 1V2; 20 to 59 days,
schedule
1515.
p.
'
'
.
The Course of Bank Clearings—.—........
record
of 501
'
was
2 !4 7c 1
ry. oper.
railway oper.
way
the
-
which previously carried
split to two new categories of 30 to 59
days, with a per annum rate of VU'.'o and 2y*7e,
.Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses-
Net
up
/
day category of notes,
89
21,4 7c,
days,
89
to
Rate—
the Board.
to
of
rate
Period End. Sept. 30—
3.
chalked
mill
former 30
and 240 to 270 days, 3lAf/ev.
Net
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
:"
a
Inc. above.—V. 188, p. 1610.
days and 60 to 89
respectively.
The
complete
new
rate
Mr. Oare
said, as follows:
46
Statement
its
for
discount
a
of
Reserve Banks
probability this is some 9,000 tons
all
the
Nov.
on
39,511
month.
single
Banks
the
October,
Unleashing
Member
of
time by
any
Nov. 3 announced the downward revision on the
commercial paper notes, according to Robert L.
on
paid
Oare,
46
Rates
Statement
of
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Federal Reserve System
on
increased order demands of steel rod customers,
company's No. 1 rod mill of the Cuyahoga Works at Cleveland,
has smashed all known rod mill production records during the
month
Exchange
Condition
Goos
as
company
rates
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings..
51
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Foreign
name
directors shall be not less tuan seven
Associates Investment Co.—Again Decreases
Miscellaneous Features
state¬
its
487.897 shares of
under New York law
covering
American Steel & Wire Co.—Mill Increases Output—
Responding to
'*
investment
Oct.
on
The
stock.
Dec.
mutual
SEC
the
tnat number of
(3)
Artloom Carpet Co.,
See
General
Registered With SEC—
.
of Name— ■>,'
changing
Artloom Industries, Inc.—Proposed New Name
)
38
38
39
1 %(*;
American Enterprise Fund, Inc.-— Proposed Offering
-
(a)
more
than 25;
(3) for removal of directors at
majority vote of the whole board.—V. 188, p. 1610. ■
2'7c ;
Net
"Artloom
nor
1,446,908
47,246
expenses-
l,5i4,011
$106,476
Railway oper. revenue—
be
whole board;
Industrial Stock Averages 33
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
33
Transactions American Stock Exchange-33
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$2,226,785 i $2,902,644
consider:
(f) amending by-laws so as to provide: (1) that board of
authorized to amend by-laws by a majority vote of the
directors
42
—
-
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
oper.
Markets
will
14
Industries,
to
obligations;
National Quotation
Period End. Sept. 30—
"Railway
-
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Over-the-Counter
Net ry. oper. income
—V. 188, p. 1380.
,
Nov.
on
Inc."; (b) enlarging purposes of
corporation; (c),increasing authorized number of shares from 600,000
shares of common stock to 2,600,000 shares (consisting of
1,600,000
shares of common stock, $1 par value and 1,000,000 shares of preferred
stock, no par value, issuable in series); (d) eliminating pre-emptive
rights which may exist on any class of stock; (e) authorizing issuance
of not in excess of $20,000,000 of debentures, notes or other unsecured
37
Exchange
Exchange
stockholders
The
36
Exchange.... 37
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
$1,312,941
Railway oper. revenue
Philadelphia-Baltimore
of the Birming¬
Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
(Bonds)
Exchange.
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange..
the
It
per
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
equivalent of 23.anticipated that the
operate by the middle
deliver
can
November.
The plant is located
„
plant
natural -gas
of
completed,
be
American
Birming¬
announced by
near
President.
Jr.,
$1,250,000,
cubic
construction of a plant
propane,
it was recently
begun
$1,076,263
368,918
$733,222
183,682
$115,609
65,904
$102,788
44,027
corporation
13
25
29
34
34
34
34
(Stocks)™
Stock Exchange
.
income
oper.
188, p. 1514.
Artloom Carpet Co., Inc.—Plans Change
Page
-;T "
New York Stock Exchange
New York
This
Bond Quotations
Stock and
■
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
—V.
1385.
p.
Net
«
$486,006
expenses
oper.
Net revenue from rail-
'<
1958—9 Mos.—1957
revenue—
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$6,518,774
$7,185,997
5,785,552
0,109,734
1958—Month—1957
$738,362
$805,873
635,574
690,264
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
In This Issue
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
.
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Ann Arbor
Airline Foods Corp.—Tenders for Debentures—
See R. C. Williams & Co., Inc., below.—V. 178, p. 2297.
j
$1,25
—
Company, Columbus, Ohio,
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Announces
New Development
inaugurating the proving stage of a program
exploring the use of atomic fuel in a "liquid metal" form has suc¬
cessfully
achieved a controlled chain reaction at the company's
Critical Experiment
Laboratory at Lynchburg, Va.
The critical facility is a vital phase of a research program, being
conducted by B&W for the United States Atomic Energy Commission.
f<fr
an
experimental. liquid metal fuel reactor.
Often abbreviated
A
critical
facility
■
,'J>","
■■
Mi'-lfr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1922)
*a,MFR "
mpwfc
the
V..188,
1146.
p.
1958—9 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Net rev.
Net
—V.
188,
2,752,311
*
Railway oper. revenue,,
Railway oper. expenses-
income,,-
oper.
•Deficit.—V. 188, p.
9,449,038
<$61,716
$1,646,813
163,597
and
of this financing
the
N.
Y.,
ment
1,891,011
$2,532,734
2,302,582
is
the
on
to
are
years
as
be
applied over
follows:-
annual
for
listed
as
President
company
and
which
near
Hon.
Oct.
17
Vancouver,
of. 485,001
owner
of
the
...
C.,
Canada.
..Canada."
J
said
refining
capacity
which
has
Mr.
•'
/
Brockett
B-A's
Port Moody -plant brings
to 165,000 barrels ,,per stream day, 70% of
during the past three years.
added
been
{
the 20,000 barrel-a-day
"Petroleum refining now ranks second
the
leading
manufacturing
industries
:
Mr. -Brockett £tated ,that
million
World
since
Canadian
the
II
War
on
million
probably spend $120
188, p. 1515.
.
in value of production among
in Canada,, exceeded only by
he said.
and paper,"
puip
out¬
v
B,
E. D.
Brockett, President, Said that with completion of the Port
Moody refinery British American Oil enters a great new era of growth
on
the West Coast, where the company has been marketing products
since 1935.
The new refinery is B-A's first in B. C. and sixth, in
.
as
—Refinery in Operation
Lyle! Wicks, Provincial (Minister of Labor and Railways,
pressed five buttons setting in operation of the five units
comprise
this company's new $25,000,000 refinery at
Port
Moody
balance
the
$140,000
company's
standing shares.
nil
industry
(
sppnt itiflfm
had
facilities,
refining
new
and
would
expansion arid improvement in 1958.
on
—V.-
'
••••
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—EarningsRailway oper.
Injunction—
30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos —1957
$2,693,687
$3,098,149 $13,085,422 $22,983,140
revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Brooklyn Union Gas Go.—Quarterly Earnings—
„
1,477,824
1,609,530
12,394,316
Period End. SeDt. 30—
14,162,687
.
Operating
suit against Wollensak Optical Go., Rochester,
Oper.
subsidiary of Revere Camera Co., Chicago, 111., for infringe¬
patents on electric eye movie cameras, it was reported by
a
of
this, company" on Nov.
three
next
work
Period End. Sept.
Bell & Howell Co.—Seeks
Brtfish American Of!
on
paid in cash). If all the 800,000 new shares are sold, the purchasers
will have paid approximately $240,000 and will hold
approximately
23,8 ir of the then outstanding shares, Lawrence T. Porter of Montreal
1515.
This company has filed
the
through
it
The company has outstanding 2,575,005 common shares. The aggregate
consideration received therefor was $871,255 (Of which $740,005 was
811,134 > 9,518,995
839,504
by
properties
(other than Mining
Claims jn the Mt. Wright area); $72,000 for general prospecting costs:
and $110,000 for general administration expenses.
RR.—Earnings-
*$128,427
■"*% 64,644
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
;
sold
Quebec and New Brunswick.
proceeds
1958
assessment
68,817,613
28,491,948
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$711,077
$749,418 $11,165,808 $11,981,772
period End. Sept. 30—
Net
56,152,894
21,389,023
Net
of
1610.
p.
»Bangor & Aroostook
^Net
7,441,137
3,441,908
6,767,378
income.!..
oper.
ry.
ops.
from ry.
all shares
to
The
of
Province
38,079,203 283,721,612 349,773,537
30,638,066 227,568,718 280,955,924
32,671,061
25,903,683
operating rev._
Railway
Railway -operating exps.
respect
Organized in 1952, the company is said to have no operating history.
Its activities to date have been limited to prospecting for, acquiring
and
undertaking preliminary exploration work
on
certain mining
claims. It holds 64 mining claims in the region of Mount Wright in
the Province of Quebec, and an additional 217 mining claims in the
RR.—Earnings—
period End. Sept. 30—•
,
with
Exchange
exchange.
or
-
Baltimore & Ohio
h*
Stock
consider one of
development.
it^tftefeents what many nuclear experts
promising new reactor types under study
Monday, November 10, 1958
.
Net rev.
Net
6.
ry.
—V.
from ry.
$1,488,619
—
$691,106
1,023,528
t 5,953,720
1386.
p.
.
complaint was filed in the U. S. District Court at Chicago. It
alleges infringement of certain aspects of U. S. Patents 2,841,064 and
2,858,754 issued to Bell & Howell.
& taxes
$8,820,453
836,619
$1,215,863
710,885
ops.
income,
oper.
188,
1958—9 Mos.—1957
1958—3 Mos.—1957
$14,044,296 $12,804,519 $55,689,312 $50,034,123
13,239,256
12,011,298
48,849,685
44,091,442
revenues
exoenses
.
„
$805,040
$793,221
$6,839,627
7.23,464
654,072
2,193.379
1,923,171
_!___.!-
$81,576
$139,149
$4,646,248
$4,019,510
share
$0.04
$0.07
$2.15
Operating income.. etc.
deductions-.
Int.,
"
$5,942,681
The
suit
The
sales
•Hell
an
costs.'
of
also
Co.
has
patent
infringement
Island,
against Revere and Dejur Amsco Corp., Long
p.
suits
pending
Y.—V.
N.
above.—V.
182,
Mining
Ltd,,
Corp.
Montreal,
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
the
SEC
$6,463,542
$7,102,471
expenses,
4,937,746
5,556,690
from ry. opers.
$1,525,796
$1,545,781
576,529
Net
on
the
Canadian
ters With
copimis&ions
by
prescribed
of
out
to
.
and
a
4/64
on
the
basis
same
.
;
the
rates are
Jr.;
meeting
E.
Pa.;
Board
and
L.
E.
a
meeting
meeting-.
Jr. is
Bruce,
Officer.
'
-
L.
directors were elected:
D. Denny,'President, Definy
following
the
Arthur Bruce,
C.
Philadelphia.
Carlisle,
Norman
George F.
Pa.;
Dixon,
Carlisle
President,
Vice-President,
Fellman,
E.
L. 'Bruce /Go;,
M.
Y.;
..
The
2%
two
Eruccs.
previously served
»•
.
bers
/Proceeds of the'offering will be used fdr the acquisition arid explora¬
tion o( undeveloped oil and gas properties—V. >187, p. 328.
the. Canadian
stockholders'
Bruce,
28 at
Oct.
on
the annual stockholders'
.
except that
carried interest."
2330,
p.
Gilbert, President, Rhodes Hardwood
Harry Gilbert, President, Empire Millwork Corp., Corona, N. Y.; Henry
A. Loeb, Partner, Carl M. Lpeb,
Rhoades & Co., New York, N. Y.; H. Earle Muzzy, Vice-Chairman., of
the Board, Quaker Oats Co., Chicago, 111.; F. H. O'Connor, Vice-Presi¬
dent, E. L. Bruce Co., Memphis, Tenn.; Jerome L. Stern. Vice-President,
Jerome International Corp., New York, N. Y.; Orville Taylor, Partner,
Taylor, Miller, Busch & Magner, Chicago, 111.;
Philip P; Weisberg,
Director, Franklin National Bank, Frankliir Square, N. Y.; apd Walter
J. Wood, Vice-President, E, L. Bruce Co., Memphis, Tenn.
from
Hendrickson
to
cash
$1.86
187,
executive committee with Edward M. Gilbert as
'
an
Tenn.;
Edward
Flooring Corp., Corona, N.
of
able
the
L.
Corp.,
any
respect
of
1958.—V.
30,
re-elected
the
ol
Executive
up
Memphis,
Associates
cash
equal to
of the
dollar
participating interests sold by it "and 5/64 carried
the
(4 carried interest received
by Associates with
such participating interests.
Commissions are pay¬
commission
amoftnt
interest
.
Fotg^t-flh$
Commission—
by Associates, acting through its officers and by 2338 Sales, Inc. and
by W. H. Hendrickson, as underwriters. 2338 Sales, Inc., will receive
a
Sept.
following
Chairman
Chief
set
Building Corp.,
the SEC
Stock
is
Chairman.
Associates, Inc., Houston, Texas—Regis¬
Securities and Exchange
at
were
company
directors
of
Lruco
board
The
4,243,957
ing agreement in its 1959 oil and gas exploration program. The inter¬
ests are to be offered in units of $10,000. The offering will be mad.;
further indicates that Forget & Forget, on behalf
of Bidner, has agreed to pay Modinos & Co. (a) $.005 per share with
respect to all shares purchased from ,<tha company -by. Forget
&
Forget pursuant to its options and (b) lOty of the purchase price
of all such shares purchased by Modinos & Co. Bidner has agreed to
pay-Forget. &
Arthur
$9,369,053 $12,829,080
corporation, on Oct. 30, filed a registration statement with
covering $2,50C,000 of participating interest under participat¬
This
board
the
C.
51,845,747
355,427
outstanding
officers of this
All
of
President and
income,
1515.
1959
stack
on
(E. L.) Bruce Go.—Seven New Directors Elected—
1*
At
prospectus
.
-
com.
per
"Based
$57,340,749 $64,674,827
47,971,696
income
"Earns,
E.
stock for public sale, the offer¬
ing to be made on a best efforts basis by Nicholas Modinos & Co.
{of Washington, D. C.) in the United States and by Forget & Forget
Canada.
Tne public offering price will be related
to the market
shares
p.
Bradco
200,000 shares. It is proposed to offer
common
oper.
188,
>
1
on
29, 1958, covering 800,000 shares of its common stock. According
jto the prospectus, Forget & Forget holds an exclusive option,
as
agent for Oscar Bidner of Montreal, to subscribe for and purchase
ell or any part of the 800,000 shares, at an exercise price ranging
from 35 cents for the first 200,000 shares to 50 cents for
the last
Oct.
price for the outstanding
Exchange at that time.
rev.
ry.
—V.
;
1907.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
473,559
Net
Canada-
with
revenue—
Railway oper.
Bellechasse
p.
:
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Corp.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
187,
1999.
This
Amphenol Electronics
Boston & Maine
*■/-r:
Howell
&
(George W.) Borg Corp.—Proposed Merger—
See
against both the manufacture and
an accounting for damages and asses-
injunction
the infringing cameras,
of
ment
seeks
Net
arc
Fellman,
new.—V.188, p.:1266>.
;
directors
The
of
by
share
F.
R.
4
voted
for
each
Nov.
on
new
one
nounced
Bensiriger,
seven'
mem¬
■' ■:
"
Brunswick-Balke-Collcnder Co.—Stock
basis
,0Vigfl4<JMtd
Muzzy, O'jRpnnor,.
directors of ihe company. The other
as
to
split-the
and
.
stock on the
held, it was an¬
common
shares
three
Chairman
Split11—
now
E.
B.
Presi¬
Berisinger,
dent.
ESTIMATED CORPORATE FINANCING IN
made on Dec: 1, 1958 to
shareholders
of
record
Nov.
14,
1958.
In
addition,the directors
declared the regular quarterly cash dividend of 25c per share on the
common
stock payable Dec. 16, 1958 to shareholders of record/Dec.
9,
1958.
Payment
of this cash
dividend
after. the
split .has ,the
effect of increasing the amount of cash paid to common stockholder^
by 33 V3'/
and maintains the regular quarterly cash dividend of 25o
per share on the increased number of shares.—V. 188,
p.-1266.pistrbiution
the
of
stock
new
will
be
.
NEXT FOUR WEEKS
New
capital issue figures compiled by the Corporate Financing De¬
partment of the Commercial and Financial Chronicle, based
information
on
Buffalo Forge Co.—Heath Elected President—
obtained from the SEC and
private sources, indicated that the market will
be asked to absorb private
security offerings amounting to about $461,453,940 in the forthcoming four-Week
peripd, commencing Nov. 10. The pre¬
ceding four-week period (Nov. 3-29) amounted to $390,935,704.
William
will
who
Mr.
Heath
—V.
formerly
was
are
elected
been
continue
as
187, p. 1539.
President,
member
a
of
the
Vice-President
Executive
'
.
.
succeeding-Edgar
board
of
of
the
directors.
company.
,
Placement—^-This
Industries, Inc.—-Private
Burlington
The securities scheduled to reach the market in each of the four weeks
shown in the
following table:
■
1
has
Heath
R.
Wendt
F.
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has
placed privately with a group of institutional investors
$25,000,000 of 514% notes due Sept. 1, 1978, it was artcompany,
npunced on Nov. 6.
New, Net Private Capital Demand
The net .proceeds will he used to discharge
bank term loans due Sept. 1, 1959.
<
Bonds
Nov.
Nov.
$9,111,150
$38,411,150
94,300,000
17-21-
Nov.
Total
$29,300,000
10-14—
Stocks
39,990,890
134,290,890
24-28_
Dec.
1-
1,875,000
5_.
34,652,500
Offers
This
to Buy
of
.36,527,500
192,224,400
$275,978,940
$461,453,940
of
Certificates
.
by Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
bonds
•
}
U" ■! I>
on
..i.
•
••
on
Dec.
common
on
on
Dec. 2.
—V.
Also, Arvida Corp.
Nov. 24; Pacific
1958—10 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
1153.
p.
Electric Power Co.
—
Earnings Up
"Net
a
earnings
the September quarter, of 1958 were equal to 45c
compared with 36c a common share in the identical
both on the 3,500,000 common shares outstanding
period and on the average shares outstanding
For the year ended Sept. 30, 1958, earnings
share on outstanding common stock compared
With $1.09 a share for the prior year. Based on average common shares
outstanding during .each annual peripd, earnings for the ,1atest 12
months were $1.09 a share
against" $1.14.
1957
at
Looking further ahead into December, senior securities scheduled
come
to
$132.5 million.
The total of stocks and bonds
from Nov. 10 to Dec. 16 add up to about $594 million.
period,
the
based
end
of
each
quarter of 1958 electric revenues were 17%
19FT ..period.
This is due both to a growth
sales and to the general increase In electric rates
which.became.effective in May 1958. • •"
During
the
above
Equity funds sought,
|n
however, in the four-week period of Nov. 10-Dec. 5, exceed senior securi¬
the September
corresponding
kilowatt
hour
"Continued
by about $91 million.
of
the
San
shareholders,
first
financing of senior issues totals $270.7
Nov. 6th, a decrease of
million
as
of
60,000
$20 million compared to Oct. 30th.
.descripjtipn.of the
new, net
he found in the "Securities Now In
private demand for capital
load
growth on jthe company's system, especially north
Mountains," Carl C. Ernst, President, fold
Bernardino
"has led to
kilowatt unit
decision to begin
a
steam electric
a
of
construction of jfche
generating plant at
Daggett which will be called Cool Water Steam Plant.
Water bearing
Jand was purchased in 1956 jand commitments were made for purchase
of major equipment items in order to minimize escalation costs with
jrespect
to
prices
plant would Ibe
may
then
in
It was then anticipated that the
1960, but construction was postponed
effec'.
completed- .in
because, adequate .sources *.of power were available. It- is now expected
load requirement's will increase so that the plant will be needed early
Registration Section" of the Nov. 6th
In 1961, the date it is now scheduled fpr completion.
issue of the Chronicle.
"The
of
a
company
new
series
has
plans
for
of cumulative
the
private
sale
of
preferred stock at par
November 6, 1958.
'••it
ft
,
e'
-
120.000
shares
of *$50 a share.
sgle is to be made to a group- pf institutional investors,
to the completion of negotiations and approval by' applicable
tory -bodies; -If? the; securities." are~.-sold,*^he -proceeds will; be
to- bank loans-then-outstanding. ^ •
*
-~
The
,
Plans
for
share
common
—
Renewed
during each quarter.
were
equal to $1.09 a
from Dec. 9 to 16
A detailed
with letter of transmittal,
Sale of 'Preferred Stock Privately—Bank Loan
common on Dec. 1,
2, Public Service Electric & Gas Co. about $25 million in
Postponed
together
has, been
$15,986,930 $16,305,986 $137,000,000 $114,587,770
188,
California
Telephone &
common.
ties
tendered,
stock
Butler Brothers—October Sales Off—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales..:
Telegraph Co. expects to raise* about $159 million in
and
of
be received by the agent, New England Trust Co., Boston, .Mass.,
the forwards,agent, Guaranty,Trust Co., New Yorl^, N.-Y/ at or
prior to 3:30 p.m. (EST) Nov. 14.—V. 188, p. 1610.
Nov. 18; and Pacific Gas & Elec¬
amounting to $50 million
$27.5 million in class A
shares
for
option
j
^
share
per
must
....
seeks
15c
pr
Among the larger offerings scheduled, for sale during this period are:
Martin Co. debentures of $20 million on Nov.
10; $80 million in debentures
tric Co.
greater number of shares may be accepted at the
a
Pacific Mills capital
declared to holders of record Nov. 10, payable Nbv. 15.
252,224,400
Total$185,475,000
offered
Burlirigtoh Indusfrfes, Inc.
Dividend
60,000,000
;
to purchase, at $38 per share, 100,000
of Pacific Mills. If more than 100,000 shares
purchases will be pro-rated.
'
Tenders for
of
,
-
capital stock
tendered,
are
amount of old
Pacific Mills Shares—
corporation has
shares
equal
an
subject
regula¬
applied
.
"
"The
loan
agreement' with
the
Bank
of
America
for $15,000,000
Number 5793...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 188
{1923)
3
'
-
credit for short term
renewed.
the
Loans
financing of construction requirements has been
be made as required and will bear interest at
will
Cert© de Pasco
prime rate.
To Sell Notes—
The
■issue
Federal
$15,000,000
to
up
nounced
Oct.
on
-The notes
promissory
short-term
of
this
to
company
it
notes,
within* 12
mature
to
than
Jan.
was-.'an¬
the date of issue
America National
months from
to
the Bank* of
1960,
30,
Trust
and. Savings Asosciation.
Proceeds from the issue will be Used
to
finance
outstanding- obligations
and
as
interim- financing for
'California* Electric's
construction
program.
The- company estimates
its construction expenditures at $21,300,000 for 1958 and $12,825,000
for 1959.—V.
188, p. 16l£'■
'
,
.
;
The
corporation - has- called; for redemption on Nov. 28, next, all
of its outstanding; 4%
debentures, 1951 series due Nov:- 1, 1959-1961
viz: 100.45%
for the 1959 maturity; 100.92% lor the I960 maturity;
and 101.38%
for the 1961 maturity.
Payment will be made at any
branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V; 182, p. 811.
Canadian National Rys.—September Net Improves—
Period End; Sept. 30— '*
1958—Month—1957
y'
• *'
^^ ...
■ - I'i
^
j
operating'
Net
*
operating deficit,
5,662,000
38,000
Net operating income.—V.
^~- ■
terms, all of the assets of Consolidated Copperfor securities of Cerro
is to, consist of Cerro.de Pasco
75%
is to be comprised of new
Pasco subordinated debentures., bearing' interest - at
Pasco.
Of such, securities 25%
common
stock,. and the remaining
20-year'Cerro., de
5 Va %.
The debentures
to
are
1715.
188, " p.
*2,994,000
17,016,000
:
;
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine-—Earnings— "•
convertible
be
into
Period End. Sept; 30—
Railway operating rev._
Raiiway operating exps.
Net
Net ry.
*
•
-
from ry.
rev.
"Deficit.—V.
"60,912
188, p. 1515.
-
Railway
Railway
$1,273,431
483,166
Net
V,
v
.
Net
oper.
expenses-
1958—Month—1957
$564,704
$580,891
408,726
439,868
revenue..
oper.
rev.
,
s
from ry. oper.
—V.
188, p. 1516.
$1,304,154
101,857
477,303
$2,548,348
1,113,572
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
—
oper.
expenses-
17,944,384
16,804,463 149,493,883 157,900,690
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
.535,742
5,896,562
6,135,276
31,411.326
3,582,663
inc.—
3,325,070
,10,263,439
32,865,648
11,722,251
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings1958—Month—1957
$
*
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
oper.
expenses.
from ry. oper.
oper.
188; p.
Income
1821.
>
1958—9 Months—1957
$
19,868,789
15,431,872
revenue-
rev.
ry.
—V;
18,808,750 159,692,489 164,799,801
15,583,901 132,599,975 140,201,328
4,436,917.
1,707,088
3,224,849
27,092,514
875,012
,6,400,259
24,598,473
4,969,972
:
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—Period End. Sept. 30—
17,096,228
Net rev. from ry. oper.
3,483,936
985,372
Net
16,553,823 154,415,021 157,661,594
13,652,963 120.259,137 122,692,691
13,612,292
oper. income
188, p. 1516.
ry.
—V.
1958^9 Months—1957
1958^-Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
$1,225,866
616,421
$1,483,685
.65,136
oper.
188, p. 1393.
Period End. Sept. 30—
*1958—9 Mos.—1957
$5,177,471
$5,340,910
3,693,786 < 4,115(044
$141,023
railway
—V.
Statement
68,417
*
22,939,739 180,905,209 190,766,338
Railway
de. Pasco
at $55 per
23,840,946
2,900,860
34,155.884
9,580,520
661,025
34,968,903
11,203,59V
Chrysler Corp.—Establishes Network of Engine Centers
;
.
$242,935
$
Cerro
$155,978
railway oper. inc.
$182,800
79,485
revenue—
T:'".i;'',!':
Period End. Sept. 30—
-
$5,636,040
4,362,609
$6,015,038
3,466,690
oper.
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-^Earnings—
$5,969,150
3,898,234
$4,483,419
3,179,265
Railway
The registration/statement filed with the SEC oh Sept. 9, covering
4,000,000. shares of common stock (par 10c), represented by voting
trust certificates, became effective on Oct. 23.
See V. 188, pi 1043.
$1,979,916
1,032,736
<
$36,207
$132,176
62,707
ops.
income—
oper.
1958—9 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
$504,401
$407,118
370,911
372,225
Racing Association, Inc.
Effective—
v
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
stock to be issued in the proposed transaction
Charles Town
oper.
incomes
oper.
401,358
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR*—Earnings
;
and
common
ry.
1958—9 Months—1957
$644,293
336,247
.
in the first ten years from date of issue
will not he callable for three years/ The Cerro de Pasco
is to be valued
at
t; e average- price *01' Oct.-28, 1958; which was-$43.56V4 per share.
The assets of Consolidated, Coppermines are to be valued on agreed
bases as of substantially the same time.
Other features of the trans¬
action are to be agreed on and incorporated in a definitive contract
which will be. submitted to the boards of directors.
No date has yet been set by either company for a meeting of its
share,
1958—Month—1957
$519,047
—V. 188, p. 1393;
mines subject to liabilities are to be exchanged
,de
*
58,498,000 521,928,000 577,865,000
64,120,000 538,944,000 574,871,000
57.841,000
57,^79,000
revenues
Expenses,""taxes;& rents
* *
•-
Net rev. from ry
Net
stockholders to act upon the acquisition proposal.—V. 188, p. 1821.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
i■■ •
.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
Under the proposed
•
common" stock
Canada Cement Co., Ltd.—To Redeem Debentures—
•*
'
of this
-
31.
are
later
and no
authorized
has
Commission
Power
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Corp.—Directors Approve: Acquisition
corporation and of: Consolidated Coppermines
Corp. have approved in principle a proposal for acquisition by Cerro
de Pasco of the assets of Consolidated Coppermines.
The proposed
transaction requires authorization by stockholders of both companies.
: Action
by the corporate boards and an outline of certain 'of the
terms of the acquisition proposal were announced on Nov/ 6 jointly
by Robert P. Koenig and Chester D. Tripp, Presidents respectively, of
Cerrro ide Pasco and Consolidated Coppermines.
directors
The
In a move
Canadian Pacific Ry.—September Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
,,
Net
—V.
Chemirad
37,297,946
34,493,506
1058—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
g
$
$
39,345,807 348,116.299 364,819,305
36,252,081 323,369,166 340(161,259
$2,804,440
" $3,093,526 $24,747,133 $24,658,046
*•
.
Railway
Railway
§
revenue—
expenses
earnings——
188,- p/ 1042.- ■
'
'
"
„
J"
Carolina. & North western Ry.—Earnings—
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
1958—Month—1957
$302,615
$286,879
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$2,357,432
$2,708,054
157,092
1,566,163
1,544,551
$140,708
51,707
income—
oper.
—V. 188, p. 1393.
$129,787
52,996
$791,269
$1,163,503
338,126
489,164
/
....
,
Carrtone Laboratories, Inc.. Metairie
La.—Statement Effective—
'
The
registration
600,000 shares of
24,
'
.
161,907
from ry. opers.
rev.
Net ry.
,
^
.
statement
stock
common
with
filed
the
10c),
(par
.
(New Orleans)*
on
became
July 2, covering
effective on Oct.
The
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York, has been appointed
the common stock.—V. 188, p. 146.
for
Industrial
held of record Oct. 31, 1958.
The offering
oversubscription privilege under which
Cary Chemicals common stockholders may subscribe for
any unsubscribed common shares of Chemirad Corp.,
on an allotment basis. The subscription offer will expire
at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 25,1958. Lee Higginson Corp.
and P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc. are underwriting the
offering.
*
'
common
also
carries
an
'PROCEEDS—Net
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
the sale of the 165,830 common
by Chemirad Corp. to finance its development pro¬
proceeds
shares will be Used
*
from
program will be to obtain design and process
full-scale commercial plant and to determine cost and price
upon results of this development program,
which it is
Objectives of this
gram.
SEC
...
transfer agent
Corp.—Stock Offered—This corporation is
offering to holders of common stock of Cary Chemicals
Inc. rights to subscribe for an aggregate of 165,830 shares
of Chemirad Corp. common stock (par 100) at a sub¬
scription price of $2 per share on the basis of one share
of Chemirad common for each four shares of Cary Chem¬
icals
*
im
designed to provide the most efficient distribution network
gasoline engine field, Chrysler Marine and
Engine Division has announced the establishment of a net¬
work of Engine Centers throughout the country. *;
'
L. E. Nelson, Vice-President—Sales for. the division, .discloses that
about 20 centers have already been put into operation and 30 more will
be selected and functioning by the first of the year.
'
The announcement marks the second sweeping, move within the divi¬
sion in
the past
few weeks. *Presidcnt Arthur S. Hudson recently
revealed that the division would expand
considerably, with new. engine
manufacturing facilities and relocate its entire operation at 12200 East
Jefferson Ave., in Detroit, Mich.
"
'
"
Implementing the expanded program throughout the country will be
an enlarged field force which will work with, the centers, dealers and
manufacturers to. insure that customers get all of the benefits of the
new set-up.—V. 188,
p. 1516.
in the Marine and Industrial
data for
data.
a
Net
Net
Based
Sec Chemirad Corp.,
below.—V.
Cassa International Corp.—New Name—
Central-& South American
See
*
,
have
There
direct
of
be
made
(111.)—Redemption
for redemption on Nov. 15, next, $60,000
notes dated May 15, 1951 at 100%. Pay¬
the St. Louis (Mo.) Union Trust Co.—V. 187,
serial
CAPITALIZATION
at
2330.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Lee
P.
The SEC
Fort Worth Regional Office announced on Oct. 29, 1958
Adams, had been sentenced in the UB.D.C., E.D., Tex., at
Texarkana, to 18 months Imprisonment following conviction on mail
fraud charges in
sale of stock of- this .corporation.
Council Mayo
Forsyth previously had been sentenced to two years imprisonment' for
violating anti-fraud
such .stock.
provisions
Period End. Sept. 30—
oper.
the
of
Securities
Act
K
Central of Georgia
Railway
sale
rev.
.
2,945,226
27,403,639
$740,501
$4,086,397
2,496.277
$6,114,939.
3,745,014
.
.
This
Central. Illinois Electric & Gas Co.
Nov.
company
4.
1958;
filed
covering
registration
a
42,500
—
Registers Em¬
shares
Central Railroad Co. of New
Period End. Sept. 30—
statement
of
its
Net
rev.
from ry. oper.
.Net railway oper.
—V.
188, p.
$729,658
inc.-,
22,205
with
the
SEC
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$5,103,253 $40,080,875 $44,909,095
4,079,745
33,897,411
36,131,638
$1,023,508
365,516
$6,183,464
this
corporation
has
income—
oper.
in
its
been
166,727
2,624,076,
Net
—V. 188, p.
13,442,891
7,241,717
71,554,978 104,665,111
43,274,112 ; 58401,178
1958—Month—1957
$905,000
$979,000
1958—9 Months—1957
$7,951,000
$8,756,000
$
$
$
21,622,035 186,090,475 189,077,311
17,839,093 147,317,879 153,661,787
3,782,942
1,134,091
38,772,596
15,799,690
$706,043
$546,556
$5,049,344
219,735
oper. Income
188, p. 1516.
921,697
992,744
7,232,644
35.415,524
14,393,221
Net
*$13,744
196,196
$718,356
1,049,898
$1,226,624
Ralway
oper.
expenses
oper.
Net rev. from ry.
Net
ry.
oper.
deficit
•Deficit.—V.
.
'
ops.
188,
196,168
p.
1393.
532,751
Net rev. from ry. oper.
739 shares
common
stock
to
Nov.
*
:
-
V
1958—Month—1957
1S58—9 Mos.—1957 $1,966,136 $15,424,341 $17,420,440
1,140,467
1,264,733
9,908,329 11;471,858
$684,589
railway oper. inc.—
188,p. 1393.
'
648,492
-
-
$701,403 ; $5,516,012
694,660
5,117,704
$5,948,582
5,841,248
—
Coleman Engineering Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
.
The corporation has called for:redemption on Dec. l. next. through
operation, of the sinking fund, $14,000 .of its 6% convertible' debentures
due April 1, 1970 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at the California Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.—V.
188, p. 1821.
Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses-
1958—Month—1957 - 1958—9 Mos.—1957
$1,466,090
$1,503,373 .$11517,324. $11,864,962
1,171,080
1,045,292
-9,074,817
- 9,483,365.
$295,010
111,212
$458,081
203,361
$2,442,507
994,247
$2,401,597
847,931
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
214,354
1,168,428
<
1958—Month—1957
$3,044,013
2,079,144
$6,646,671
3,022,394
1958—9 Mos.—1957
18,305,618
$323,386
$418,053
Railway oper. expenses-
194,834
180,121
.1,529^)43
1,890,267
$128,552
49,358
$237,932
95,897
$988,835
$1,545,391
348,346
600,060
inc
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
18,956,062
$964,869
$981,495
$7,929,631
$9,205,412
365,026
383,707
3,192,726
3,482,793
—V. 188, p. 1516.
—
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$2,517,878
$3,435(658
Debentures Offered—
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith and White, Weld
& Co. as joint managers of an underwriting syndicate
on Nov. 7 offered an issue of $25,000,000 4Vs% deben¬
tures, series K, due Nov. 1,1983, at 101.085% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.80%. Award of the debentures was
won by the underwriters at competitive sale on Nov. 6
$3,020,280 $26,235,249 $28,161,474
2,038,785
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue
on
a
bid of 100.2199%.
There
were
Stuart & Co.
The
Net railway oper. inc
next.
$1,825,056
expenses.
new
two
other
bids,
Inc., 99.5399%,
debentures
receding from 105.96%
-
converted into
be
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net railway oper.
—V. 188, p. 1393.
7,529,376
•$16,697
Railway oper. revenue—
24,
preferred stock at $100 per share,'
1958—9 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Months—1957
$3,007,769
$2,969,293 $26,251,649 $28,843,384
2,301,726
2,422,737 21,202,305
22,196,713
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
cumulative convertible
4(4%
Net rev. from ry. oper.
5,415,660
2,154,613
Net rev. from ry. oper.
.
$91,116
41,646,089
1237.
p.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. inc.—
—V. 188, p. 1393.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
—V.
$23,993
36,301,249
preferred stock may
1958.—V. 184, p. 724.
—V.
doing
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-—
Central Vermont Ryi Inc.—Earnings—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
Its
Railway
'
"
17,282,112
inc.
Period End. Sept. 30—
$32,153
4,331,565
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
1516.
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
188,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
1958—9 Months—1957
37,828;979 259,690,616 326,919,537
24,386,088 188,135,638 222,254,426
1958—Month—1957
from ry. oper.
Net railway oper.
Corp.—Changes
changed to Cassa Interna-
rev.
$36,381
4,037,573
This
tlonai Corp.—V. 185, p. 2212.
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
50%
...;
$
9,068,879
capital
on
plus dividends of $27.15 per share.
continuing search for better ways of
22,697,772
8,672,823
The company has called for redemption on Nov.
as
process,
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
"
11,465,605
6;659,922
ops.
Period End. Sept. 30—
$8,777,457
Central & South American Acceptance
of
are
First test application of -it anywhere in the North American con¬
tinent has been on a busy mile-long stretch of C&O track just west of
Rising ;Sun, O., near Toledo. And another test of the process will be
made on a mile-long stretch of C&O track at Catlettsburg,
Ky.—
V. 188, p. 1393.
on
1516.
name
them
developed in France, is called aluminorthermique rail
welding, and C&O is experimenting with its possible use in this country.
common
Name—
The
from ry.
company,
The
Jersey—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
$4,612,272
3,882,614
32,724,071
-21,258,466 '
98^444
City Stores Co.—Partial Redemption—
and the respective
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
stock, to be
offered to eligible employees of the company pursuant to its Employees
Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 188, p. 1267. /
.Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
rev.-
$9,159,999
966,793
..
1958—Month—1957
^
exps.
•of'steel;"
-A
Central Grocers Cooperative, Inc.—Private Placement
—The company, through Heitman Mortgage Co., Chicago,
111., has placed privately a $1,000,000 first mortgage note
due 1978,-it was announced on Nov. 4.
-This
390,830 shs.
19,
.
$8,696,816
—
—
—V.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
«
ar.d
Outstanding
50
,
expenses
$1,019,597
earned
things, has looked abroad and come up with a new welded rail process
which could result in big savings on track maintenance cost sand pro¬
vide a smoother ride for freight and passengers on continuous "ribbons
ployee Stock Plan With SEC—
*
rev.
Net ry,
26,885,815
/
:
$9,501,073
5,884,174
Earnings-
1958—Month—1957
Revenue. passengers
(Number of)
Not
Net
$3,685,727 $31,490,036 $33,000,754
490,69-3
V
$4,969,764
3,561,701
$811,434
610,652
$1,003,174
charges
Return
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
PeTiod End. Sept. 30—
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$528,839
436,199
from ry. oper.
railway oper. inc.—
V, 188, p. 1393., *
—'
Brooks & Co. Inc.-—
*/■;..
Railway operating
.Railway operating
3,053,495
•Net
fixed
.
"
•.
of the underwriters,
Higginson Corp
W.
-V. 188, P, 1393.
of
Earnings—
Ry.
$3,582,334
revenue
the
in
..
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. expenses"Net
names
$328,424
202,406
income.
revenue
Operating
FINANCING
750,000 shs.
percentages of the unsubscribed stock to be purchased by
follows;
" v ;■
that Roy W.
:
PRESENT
TO
stock (10-cent par value)—
Central Finance Service, Inc.—Sentence Imposed—
J.
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
Common
from ry. oper.
oper.
188, p. 1393.
Total
r
called
been
obligation
will
ment
p.
below.
Acceptance Corp.
"
*
Catholic Diocese of Belleville, Inc.
1958—Month—19571958—9 Months—1957
$2,750,834
$3,200,236 $26,695,468 $31,529,628
2,422,410
2,388,802
21,725,704
22,028,555
Cincinnati Transit Co.—September
was formed by Cary Chemicals, Inc., a
chloride Tesin and related compounds, and
Dr. Hans Osborg, a leading research chemist.
The company's office,
research laboratory and small-scale manufacturing facilities, formerly
at Bcltsville, Md., are now located in East Brunswick, N. J,
The company is engaged in research, development, small-scale manu¬
facture and sale of the chemical compound Ethylene Imine, its minomer,
polymers and derivatives.
manufacturer of polyvinyl
188, p. 1821/
expenses-
Period End. Sept. 30—
BUSINESS—Chemirad Corp.
Cary Chemicals, Inc.—Chemirad Stock Offered—
revenue—
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
estimated will be completed in one year, the feasibility of entering upon
full-scale commercial production and sale of Ethylene Imine will be
determined.
"j'*'
oper.
ranging from 101.05%
both naming a 4%% rate, viz: Halsey,
and Morgan Stanley & Co., 98.72%.
will be redeemable at regular redemption prices
to per, and at sinking fund redemption prices
to par, plus accrued Interest in each case.
PROCEEDS—Net
company
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for
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On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions
and advertisements must be made In New "York
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(1924)
Delaware & Hudson RR.
acquisition of the properties of Gulf Inter¬
gram
and
in the proposed
state
Gas
Co.,. whicn owns and operates
to a point near Ashland, Ky.
Louisiana
pipe line-from southern
a
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
'
System, Inc. is an interconnected
natural gas system composed of the . corporation, 'lb operating sub¬
sidiaries and a subsidiary service company.
The operating subsidiaries
primarily engaged m the production; storage, transmission and
•distribution of natural gas.
Retail natural gas operations are con¬
ducted in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, Kentucky, New York,
Maryland and Virginia.
In addition, the system engages in whole¬
sale
operations, selling natural gas to non-affiliated
public utility
^companies for resale to their customers. Certain subsidiaries of the
system produce and sell gasoline and other hydro-carbons and one
subsidiary produces anc: sells oil.
"BUSINESS—The
Columbia
the
EARNINGS—For
•
12
consolidated revenues
had
183,
000.—V.
Gas
Net
Net
bonds
callable
are
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
accrued
and
rev._
$6,163,824
exps.
5,618,974
Net
-
Net
days' notice in inverse_ order of maturity, the $o0t)
"denominations having preference.
r
The net proceeds are to be used for modernization and enlargement
the present
5,954,199
8544,850
Connecticut Fiduciaries' Fund, Inc.
—
769,007
2,964,195
*1,559.351 "•
188, p. 1394.
1 '
_
'
"V
.
1958—Month—1957
$7,920,406
The
SEC
1958—9 Mos.—1957
Granted Partial
Act. ' " :
'"
was
organized under the Public Acts
January Session.
1957,
as
a
mutual
■
,
.
,
$3,467,669
ops.
income
$3,144,823
T,690,170
1,582,450
>
Fund
The
Net
Commissioner
of
Net
$518,859
f* 338,353
..
be
'-the present board
1959).—V.
183,
by
to fcrve
'
,
.
to .be
railway oper, inc..;.?
188, p. 1394.
$539,937
$4,986^59
3,415,375
Pasco
Cox Fund
Dodge &
Shares
$1,571,284
38,753
232,689
$2,233,742
51P,343
'
Net
$5,917,249
—V.
185,
value
Association
The
filed
The
the
Chase
Harris
1958,
$6,071,899
$5,665,594
149:491
147,668
$372)0
$34.14
.
Dec.
and
of
5
Va
186,
f4*
&
tenders
for
sale
the
stock -(par
common
18. Pine
Bank,
St.,; New
Chicago,
to
$2)
it
at
of
$30
111.,
Carteret,' N.
the'
Wojtul,
Mr.
contracted
and
to
up
5,
of
Box
Wo j
tul
for
fibre
and
Division,
said
the
^approximately
drums
General
at
of
Oct.
on
would
1959, with
& Iron
Range Ry.
Ohio
*
1958—Month—>1957
$6,027,661
2,727,851
125
an
—V.
is
It
188,
the
3,577,589
railway
ry. optr.
$3,299,810
inc.—
1,331,654
oper.
1394.
p.
187,
'
12
>
21,619.779
Net
Tlie
Securities, and
of
suspending
stock
te
of
Exchange Commission announced on Oct. 31 the
to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
on
the American Stock Exchange in the
corporation for a further 10 day period, Nov.
inclusive.—V. 188, p. 1716. ,
,;
1958,
rev.
^ Period End. Sept. 30—
jpross,
Net
ry.
oper.
Dunhill
See
New
&
;
188,
1958
2,
$4,945,077
482,198
512,860
4,263,543
5,221,04,4
$11^,075
$171,687
$681,534
$734,744
131,490
322,213
226.622
73,088
..
'
1958—Month—1957
$537,000
39,172
67,617
Eastman
*
415,647
3,073,555
canceled
and
the
stated
number
p.
of
1798.
$1,41^045
$1,579,349
-
authorized
The
now
.*
It
trial
188,
Dock
Co.
stockholders
•Kinsol
Drug Co.,
*•'
Nov.
on
preferred
17
(not
merger
Nov.
10
as
state
-.-391,177
188,
p.
assets
—V,
1"7,
per
p.
was
-
.
.?
t
Kodak's
\
.
announced
a
year ago as a discovery of
laboratories in Kingsporc,
ienn.,
research
188,
*'
Net
de
30—'
1958—Month—1957
oper.
oper. .expenses..
2,555,398
Net. rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. ihc—.*
$1,289,566
$3,844,964
revenue...
*
188,-p. 1517.
•
294 832
237 139
$15.94
$12.89
shares
j
Llre of a
capital
r
Number
-
Net
asrets
Long-term
during
♦Paid
per
^
252,059
share_____r_
capital
gains
-
distribution
per
in
May,
1958.—V.
187,
p.
2447.
236,504
S66.96
^55"65
share
•
'
year
1,155.442
2,000,578
'
'
I.
,
'
,
awarded
been
Fred
design
this
of
A,
and
Bureau
a
contract to
needed by the
urgently
shortage
of
essential
Seaton
of
estimated
are
the
to
under
build
Mines
lightweight
announced
at
gas,
Nov.
on
plant
is
with
$8,900,000.
plant; to; be .handled
the
produced
gas
contract
a
several
separately.
land
The
August.
next
Keyes
at
signed
months
by
4.
and
target
•
■
L
•
the
by
Colorado
Colorado Interstate
ago.—V.
188,
Inter¬
ancl
the
1394.
p.
,
"
$4,582,398
$13,607f572
442,192
704,509
r
-
producing
/ V. 180,
-
...
Mr.
motors
of
56.000
square
•
about
.
persons,
Persons
noted
$6,000,000
*$3 43
" '
1,126.883
808,61b
w
In
annual
$
revenue—
12,696,920
14,309,3.96 111,682,541
130,211,949
expenses-
10,803,213
11,114,803
.
95,020,659
3,194,593
16.661,882
1,029,924,
,
its.
Corp,,
with
the
Colo.—
Denver,
SEC
registration; statement
147,
amendment
an
slid
800
419.
p.
recorded*
in
growth
a
in
total
of
assets
net
Franklin
the
-up
to
as
value
Series
from
20';o
Custodian
the
of
Stock
rose
various
Series
35(&
$4.64
from'
series
sales
have
have
been
been
20(0
to
declined
from;
$9.97;
$8,5)3
Income
Series?
U)ry4%
from $§.90
3r,o
-
.
Reinvestment and
favorably
received
given
The
Pacific
*719.203
23,329,717
..
7,757;142
'
stockholders
common
stock
Oct.
instead
31,
p.'1823.
from
of
Electric
an
Monthly Irfinvestors
by
the
impetus,
report, to
30,
1958
stated.;
3
;
- .
^
1959, the funds anticipate record growth in sales and share*
Gross
sales
in
the final
quarter of the year ended- Sept.
continued to climb over the like period of 1957, with sales
of
up 120V«. over the -figure • of $101,906 in the" final-thrco
the fiscal year ended "Sept. 30, 1957.—V.-187, p. 1541.
Freeporf Sulphur Co.—Completes Sale of Oil
the
completion
oil
and
gas
$100,000,000
-Charles
•
have
been
the
was
-A."
the sale
to
Magnolia
Petroleum
Freeport,. Sblphur
announced "on "Oct. '31.
Wight,
signed
Lake
of
properties
of
Co.
ownership; of
Props.-jof
some
Increase
Common
Nov. 24 will consider increasing the authorized
2.000(000 to 2,500,000 shares. (Record date will be
on
Oct.
30,
1958,
as
heretofore
announced.)—V.
188,
of
Co. for-approximately
)
Freeport'President,* reported, that
transferring
the
final
papers
company's interestfe
southwest affiliate
/of Socony Mobil OU..Co.,1 Inc.- Eart of the $100,000,000 in cash was
-paid by Magnolia, and part swas from the sale of a-reserved Jfroduction payment.
:
'
?
•
—I
"The
sale
of
these properties," Mr. Wight .saidf "not only- JWill
enable us
to pursue vigorously our activities 'hi the sulphur, nickel
—and- cobalt -fields -but—will—also
put -us- once—again in arr~exceltehtj
position to take advantage of opportunities for further growth.". 1
Mr; Wight also stated that Freeport. will continue to seek new oil
properties
and to-' develop - its oil
and gas
interests in Louisiana,
Washington,
La.,
,
Co.—To
f
,
changed during
series
$7.39
aggregatea
During -the
$485,481.
Preferred
Series
.
which
to
increased
$5.59;
to
Bond
established
Franklin
result
amounted
:
•
1958,
Programs
a
share
per
Common
$5.70," and" the
—
April,
investors
by
field
to
Magnolia,
v
"
Federal
*
more
year
funds
dii
an additional
Accumulative
covering
Certificates
Plan
fiscal
Utilities
went
•months
106,912,232
*52,801
filed
Payment
follows:
"$5.49
holders.
$.■$:
oper.
1,393,707
to
asset
,of. $225,339
Mos.—19^7
oper.
inc
Depositor
company
r
Railway
188, p. 1394.
Mutual
purchases
as
During
?
sales.—
(Railway
from ry. oper.
net
The
1958—9
205.593"
•stockholders
*.
v
265,667
five
the
new
to -$5.72.
*
manufactures small
the facilities are
in
of
;vestment
that
1958—Montli—1957
Sept. 30—
oper.
$3,124,377
the
for
$10.24;
and
foot plant,
'
$
rev.
$4,491,667
1395.
1958,
year
from
-
railway
$638,232
inc.
corporation
Series
tooling and Inventories, "Mr.
opet'.
p.
32to
period,
Erie RR.—Earnings—
..Net
13,589,391
$883,257
ry, oper.
Certificates.—V.
The
>
the
on
certain
pp. 2576 and 624.,
Period End.
14,011.826
$3,095,101, compared with $2,335,538 on Sept.- 30, 1957.
"the
-
.
and
from
Systematic
assets
3.531,329
parent .company.
purchase Includes the' leasehold
of
1,493.175
ended Sept. 30,- 1958, according taStbe
'annual report to- sTitfreholders.
At the close of the recent fiscal year,
r
.$1,516,131
!
the
said.
1C58—9 Mos.—1957'■
$18,503,433 $16,713,768
1,601,364
expenses.
Franklin Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets Up 32%—;
than
$43,403,753
-
fractional horsepower, motors.
„
Denver Ry.—Earnings—
.
oper.
29,
plan
!
3,044,7^9;, 25,832,502.. 42.9,796,181
449.084
-
•
&
investment
This
$4,560,910 $30,414,900
.
The plant, which presently employs 150
;
Net
Sept. 30,'58 Dec. 31, '57
$16,877,975 $13,162,418
shares
*170,908
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission-4Oct.
■ I
Co., a new wholly-owned subsidiary, has purchased
"the physical assets of the Colorado Springs plant of
Universal Electric
Corp. of Owosso, Mich., it was announced on Nov. 4 by W. "R. Persons,
♦Deficit—V.
"
$6,498,562
•'
contract
Worth
188.
.32,000
1958—9 Mos.—1957/
EmersonHElectric Mfg. Co.—Acquisition—-
2447.
^
$5,080,630
Interior
Mines
rev.
Tiiis
Emerson-Western
$3,057,347
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
'-^3* °frT
Co.
of
Founders
(
I
Is
ana
i
Railway
.
"
the
railway
'—V.
in
4
$294,987
" " ■' ^
.
JLi.
Net
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings— '/
»capable
$4,698,994
share„„_„„„__
Gas
1154.
p.
Railway
,
capital
22,999,436
'
/
$264,858 '
*143,095
plant
Railway
Co.
Period End. Sept.
Investing Co., Inc.—Asset Value Up 23.7%—
'
'
Sept. 30,'58 Dec. 31,'57
at market
of
1958—9 Mos.i-1957 "
20,688.315
$25,768,945 $29,497,998
Co.—Unit Produces Unique Adhesive
industrial adhesive field.—V.
_
tie Vegh
Number
to
""
•
$2,436,494
Period End. Sept. 30—.«
1958—Month—1957
oper.
income.
$2,484,621
$2,131,407
i
1612.
will be marketed by the Chemical Division of ECPI and the IndusDivision of the Armstrong Cork Co., long-time specialist in tile
»Persons
of
•')'
—
11
*
-
.-2.191.507
•
severe
completion
Fort
.
below.—V.
being produced by the Tennessee Eastman division there.
..
-
„
from
1269.
plant will be constructed in the Keyes field of Cimarron County,
natural gas averages" about '2Vo\ helium.
It will extract
Bureau
'the-.machinery and facilities,
previously announced)
with and
,
Net,
310,006,.
'
Adhesive—a
Eastman
President of
into this corporation
(a Michigan corporation).—V. 188, p. 1612.
'
■'
a^sots
Kodak
910
adhesive
The
The
the
additions
for
The
1394.
p.
-
*
•
V Cunningham Drug Stores, Die.—Proposed Merger—
/will vote on approving the
has
a
helium from natural
f
to
capital^ reduced in -the
the
—•
of
under
date
3,068,551
$43,853
*79,315
-
1958—Mdrttll-—1957
'
1517.
helium
overcome
certain
$4,647,900
:
consider increasing the authorized
2,000,000; that 2,400 preferred shares,
be
188,- p.
2,063,491
inc.--
corporation
help
.costs
$4,486,600
346,748
Kodak
Tennessee
54,361
on Nov. 11 will
shares from 1,500,000 to
redeemed
board.—V.
S2-328;349"
ry; oper. "
oper.
Government
Secretary
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$459,500
$448,859
^amount of $240,000; also that the
the number of directors
the
East Coast Ry,—Earnings—
Lad. vepl. 30—
railway
This
to
unique bonding material that has created
considerable interest for a wide variety of manufacturing and military
uses—has been placed in commercial production, it was anounced on
Nov. 5 by Eastman Chemical Products, Inc.
(ECPI), an'affiliate of the
1958—12 Mo?.—i§57
$508,827
(shares le reduced-to 12,000.—V. 177,
member to
new
Approximately $12,000,000 is available for constructing the plant.-, /-®
The contract,"on a cost-plus-fixed-fee basis,
provides $700,000 for
the corporation and calls for work to begin-immediately.
Basic plknt
f
Cuneo Press, Inc.—To Increase Common Stock—
"heretofore
a
Fluor Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Awarded Contract—
International, Inc.—Merger Proposed—
Eastman
544.
p.
increase
proposal to
"Deficit.—V. 188,. p.
;
$5,955,788
,
$326,376
The stockholders
•common
'Net
'.
Mos.—1957'
1958—5
-
Net
>
Attantic^RR.—Earnings—
ry.
York
Eastman
,
common
49,504
taxes
<d)
elect
to
Railway
.
$381,310
after
and
Net rev. from
J
'
ops.-—$190,252
income__ —
61,158
frodi
rev.
"Deficit.—V.
(& Subs.).—Earnings Higher—
1958—9 Mos.—1957'
revenues
income
into
'
1394.
inc.
(a^adoption of-an agree¬
132?41(t shares of (new) $4.50 series A
preferred stock, $100 par value; (c), adaption of
plan of reorganization between Tfiie Flintkote Co" and
8 356.733
7
'
$684,547
expenses-..
oper.
1
'
_
of The Hankins. Container Co.
The Flintkote Co.; (b) increasing amount
merger
Okla./ where
V.
»,
2,350,927
'
1958—Month—1957
from ry. oper.
188, p.
Net
^
—V.
$19,642,827
...
'Cumberland Gas Corp.
-
by creating
•
2,058,105
$600,273
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev._
•Railway operating exps.
.
trading
this
Nov.. 11,
N.*t
$7,230,055
*
to have
the plant
initial working force of
order' pursuant
an
common,
second
Florida
:
revenues
railway
—V.
ing in
is.iuan'ce
the
on
,
,.
Cornucopia Gold Mines—Further Suspension of Trad¬
Cornucopia Stock—
.
Officer? said
will -consider:
25
Nov.
on
Railway oper:- revenue VRailway eper. expenses-.
a
Net
■
1393.
p.
Executive
providing for the
slock
value;
and
Period
27,688,987
*r"
including six fibre drum
fibre
drum
manufacturer..
principal
*
Manufacturing
burg
$28,849,834 $47,331,314
$4,796,698
.
End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
-
,
country's
/
(a New York corporation) whereqy
acquit all or sub itamiallv all ot the aj; -et3 o ' Ora- VftCo., Inc.,™and the issuance to "Orangeburg" of
132,416 shares of $4.50 series A convertible second preferred stock, $100
of the
p. 2650.
held
plants.
i''
Distribution Planned— ri"
Stock
"Flintkot1" 'Will
1S5£—9Mos:—1957
■
$8,374,287
expenses
from
rev.
Period
•
pliant.s in. the United States and Canada,
*
•
revenue..
Duhrth; South Shore
•
,1
;
*
owned by the Borough of Carteret and is
by the GrCenbrook Holding Corp. of Iselin, N. J.' A leading
-manufacturer of all major forms of
packaging, Continental has 140
mow
144.
p.
'
The site was previously
;
Dec- 1,
,
corporation)
capital
agreement
1,
Earnings^—
'
location,
Peter .1*.
the Fibre Drum and
31-
to
up
-'Orangeburg Manufacturing Co.( Inc.,
oV
attempt
company
during
employees.
that
Manager
announced
operation
',!v'
185,
Chief
and
The stockholders
shares
50,000
share.—V.
per
Y.,
Dec.
N.
prior' to
'
to acquire a 15-acre industrial sitp
to' build a 175,000 square foot plant
intends
manufacture
Vice-President
Corrugated
ready
has
J.,
Board
ment of merger
>
.
York
will
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Inc.—Acquiring Plant Site—
stock
common
directors
convertible
Stock Sought—
for
Bank,
Savings
End. Sept.'30—
—V. 188,
1845.
p.
This" company
in
Net
.
$6,009,000
Continental Can Co.,
for'
Net
Commission-^-
preferred stock, the possible improvement and expansion
facilities, and the acquisition of manufacturing plants ancl
properties if
favorable
opportunities
therefore
arise.—V.
tof present
crude
oil
underwriter's
fiye/story motor hotel.
used-fot the-, construction-of a
are
convertible
into
Proposed Merger—
(an
Manhattan
Trust
receive
Period
registration statement with the SEC on
of
subordinated
certificates; of
indebtedness, 5%%
25 years, and 60,000 shares of 5Va$>\' preferred
stock
(cumulative to extent earned before patronage refunds), The
^certificates are to be offered for public sale at $100 per unit and the
preferred stock at $25 per share. No underwriting is involved.
C Net proceeds of the sale of these securities - will be added to the
-general funds of the Association and will be -used for general corporate
purposes including: retirement of maturing certificates of indebtedness,
1 redemptions on request of certificates of indebtedness prior to maturity
part of
as
&
Quarterly dividends of 60c?per 'Share, were declared
$5,042,283
150,966
" "$40.22
—_
_
Diiluth, Missabe
a
1958,^ covering
29,
issued
be
share t. The offerings will be -underwritten
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pp. The proceeds
per
Miller
the 121st consecutive dividend payment on that stock, and $1 per share
the-$4 cumulative preferred stock, both payable Dee. 15, 1958 to
stockholders of record at the close of business Nov. 20, 1958.
Consumers Cooperative Association, Kansas City, Mo.
Oct.
stock-to
common
A.
the stock split will give consideration to balancing future
capital requirements for the company's growth program with a liberal
payout."
'
(
of
1822.
Registers With Securities and Exchange
B
par- ($1
R.
cash
1636.
p.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
t:
the
on
the
31/5*7
June 30,'58
Share—
per
"D T M Corp.—Tenders
company's
187,-p.
>
with
.(policy-''for
Up—
Sept. 30/58
outstanding
asset
'
above.—V.
Witji
.
notification
of
-
Assets
■
Net
stockholders (to the extent of permitting
until the firsfineeting of shareholders in
Corp.
letter
a
that "if the spli$ 18
'approved'by the stockholders,'the directors in establishing the dividend
3,683,507
$175,299
36,838
"
•of
1958—9 Mos.—1957
"P&r
de
.
on
Nov. 5 voted payment of the" usu«l nuar+erlv divi¬
.the-outstanding common -and preferred stocks and reoom«
rnended, to stockholders .that at the annual meeting on jviarcn 2b,-'iyo9
^the common stock be split *t)y issuing one additional share for each,
two outstanding.
4
""
,
;
; ;
*
'X
'
Commenting on the recommended split, I. J. Harvey, Jr.,^Chairman
i
;
V-'364.638
•
$182,026
ry. oper.
As of—
'
Cerro
>
"
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.—To Be Acquired—
See
filed
24
debentures
dends
-
RR.—Earnings—
$555,461
.Total net assets—
1516.
p.
at
ana
Oct.
on
Flintkote Co.—50%
" l«3l8,49ir; 2",833;075
.
1958—Month—1957
expenses..---373,435
-
Connecticut.
elected
:••■■
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
on
requirement that the Fund sell its securities at a public
price described
in
its prospectus;
from certain provisions
governing the redemption
of securities;
and from
the requirement
directors
1958—10 Mos.—1957'-
'v'.„
Exchange Commission—V
^at $10 per share.—V.
$5,032-275
$2,128,515
; ;
,
revenueA
from
rev.
-
$1,323,657 $11,567,071 $11,923,905
''
Motel
class
P.
The
.
the
that
'.r";
.share; to *Dec. i', 1960 at $7T50 per share ; tb Dec. 1,1^61
yat, $8 per share; to Dec. 1, .1962 at $8.5Q per share; to Dec. 1. 1963
at $9 per share; to Dec. 1, 1964'at $9.50 per share; and until maturity
"
Net
—V.
offering
*
$347,358
.
End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
order grants exemption from compliance with its
rules;
from the prohibitions
of the law
against intra-stat'e
offerings by investment companies not registered with the Commission;
'
'••
.
Period
proxy
.'from
ops.
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
Commission's
The
ry.
1394.
p.
;
•
1959 at $7 per
Income^—' \T 222,672
ry.- oper.
-r-v. 188,
'
Eank
of
R.
are
11,990,974
8,980.293
1517.
from
rev.
*.
$294,000 of 10-year ,6^
convertible debentures to be
in agnominations, of $100, $503 and $1,000 and 6,000
par
commission
$18,521,848 $22,874,721
-
at
'chares
37.371,269 '41.275.361
4,792,374
on
JIDC
'—
1958—Month—1957
$1,358,788
covering
The
'
t
A
of the State oi
IConnecticut,
trust investment
company
to serve as a medium for the common investment of trust
funds held by small banks and trust companies in Connecticut which
V;do.'not'have common .trust funds of their own., It will employ* no
underwriter or sales force, nor undertake any active sales campaign.
'Eligible banks and trust
companies desiring to participate in its
-'initial offering may place their orders at the price of $10 per share.
"The" Fund
urges
that
compliance
with
certain
provisions of the
,Investment' Company Act would be. unduly burdensome and involve
unnecessary expenses; and it further asserts that compliance therewith
"is not lequirecl in view of the supervision of its activities by
the
t
announced
was
1044.
p.
corporation
■offered
$7,937,197 $55,893,117 S64,150,082
4,452,737
188,
Securities and
by
frbin ry.
rev.
188, p.
Net
Company
Nov. 3' hy
" f
•
said the new
joint venture by British, Caribbean and American
it
Development Corporation.
States Director-'for
United
....
Fleetwood
,
^
The SfeC has
Issued
an
order granting -an
application of this
-'corporation for an exemption from certain provisions of the Investment
a
of
$9,740,236
$5,676,526
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Exemption by SEC—
-
daCosla,
\
'•'* ' '».
the1 West Indies Island of
pharmaceuticals inluain|
on
line
emulsions,
ana
Industrial
C.
Sales-—
■V
Period End..Sept, 3Or- ,
1958—Month-rl95T... ,1958—9 Months—1957
Railway operating rev.
' $1,485,911
$1,776,625 $12,261,455 $16,819,19-7
•Railway operating exps.
1,138,553
1,257,766
10,132,940
11,786,922
general corporate purposes.—V.
.
ointments
Jamaica
full
a
Period End. Oct. 31—
54,907,570
51,617,202
$1,431,567
*55,046
operating rev._
operating exps.
ry.;oper.
—V.
for
church, and the balance of the proceeds will be used
188, p. 1267.
establishd-aqilant
(M. II.) Fishman Co.- Die.—October Sales Lower— \
.
,
Ldf
will
manufacture
corporation will be
$7,385,766 $57,293,728 $64,647,806
ops.
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
100"/'
"
"
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—Earnings—
Railway
date at
the
1958—9 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
income—
oper.
4%
interest
to
<) Carroll
6,786,972
•
v.
bonds through Braun, Moni'oe
any
on
$12,368,688
3,119,574
firm
new
Jamaica
tablets,
$7,662,'241
895,903
•
operating
operating
Railway
Railway
30
on
$1,644,220
543,697
1344.
p.
'Deficit.—V.
Further details follow:
Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
The
'interest
$1,232,589
ops.
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
Sept. 29 of the offering of $250,000 of
of
issue
ry.
income..—
oper.
188,
This
30,014,035
26,69(1422
capital.
..
our
3,248,165
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Congregation of St. Francis de Sales, Lake Geneva,
Wis.—Bonds Offered—Mention was previously made in
&
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
■■■L
to 5% first mortgage serial
$4,892,385 $34,352,763 $42,382,723
2,786,711
Co., Ltd., Jamaica, B. W. L
t^-Formed—^
195S^90iioathJS^3957
"
months ended June 30. 1950. the system
of S411,725.000 and net income of $34,840,-
1822.
p.
$4,019,300
Pharmaceutical
Federated
Corp.—Earnings—
\ :1958—Month-r-T957;
Period End,.Sept. 30—
Monday, November 10, 1958
...
Texas,
Oklahoma
and
Kansas.—V.
188,
p.
1717.
:
Volume 188
Number 5793"... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Gardner-Denver
^IrA
.
feet;
!
Mr.
The
the
Leece
The
of Johannesburg on
buildings
with
total
a
.
large plot,
a
floor
of
area
has
steel
building,
frontage
a
plant
has
of
about
feet
6,000
tional
common
-
bank
the
loans
the
net
utilized
stock
will
24
NoV.
on
from
theretofore
ments
increasing the
shares.—V. 188,
authorized
1269. ./
See. General Contract Corp.. below.—V. 187,
881.
p..
-
■'V
1
'
v
-
*Of
As of September 30—
net
"Shares
V.
1
outstanding
Net asset value
187, p.
stock
-
•
.
1,183,631;
$13.68 *
share
per
offered
Grain Elevator Warehouse
Co., Wilmington,
Registers Secondary Offering With SEC—
stdek-
to
utilise
from
the
sale
$10,000,000
to
the
of
its
domestic
subsidiaries.
in
used
The
filed
1958
balance
i
of
GPU's treasury
during 1958.
for
such
additional
the
2906,,
authorized shares of common stock of the par
share, 10,349,602 shares were issued and outstanding
exclusive of 63,790 shares previously issued and
reacquired and recorded by GPU as reacquired commori
per share,
and, giving effect to the issuance and .sale
530,000
.date.—
shares
>
-
■
&
-vy
-
of
additional
shares
10,379,602
would
..(•■
.>
-v
issued
•
and
•-..•
•
BUSINESS—The corporation was organized
;is
1,169,66(5
registered
Company
$11.84
constitute
by
to
will
The
change
tbecame
The
stockholders
holding
•Bank
*
Nov.
on
York Stock
New
6,
dealings
and
Nov.
to General
company
Exchange
under
Nov.
on
7.
:
approved the
non-banking operations
on
company's
Holding
The
this
of
name
effective
■on' the
;
in
Company
stockholders
Contract' Finance
6
Act^ of
voted
to
Corp.,
surance
operations.
Baneshares
Corp.,
the
i-
/
.
-subsidiaries
began
I
name
new
...
.
•subsidiaries
proposed
spin-off of
compliance with
in
the
'
the
continue
the
finance
General
company,,
concern's
and
the
all
owns
outstanding
Electric
Manila
and
minor
in¬
one
CO.
secuirties
all
owns
utility subsidiary.
of
the
The business
such
of
banks,'.';
"t Stockholders
receive
/,
-
General
in
The
stock
~
Contract
stockholders
000.
Arthur
'.plansV.
A.-
its
for
188,
the
in
new
'
authorized
also
Blumeyev;
directors
-
record
i
.,
;
T
.
3l,
Dec.
utility
subsidiaries.—V.
companies
both
borrow
to
Operating
werff
had
.
basis.
no
expansion
188,
(
-
"General Controls
\
.
...
Other
taxes^
Net
income
operating
after
—V.
,
-
—
™--
-
-
10,508,3412,060,000
of
2,219,754
stockholders
"incorporation
Nov. .25 w\ll consider amending the articles of
create a convertible preference stock.—V. 187,
on,
to
as
so
144.
p.
'
*
'
•■■■. V
; •
'v-
Air
an
Force
1 Materiel Command announced
Worth,
$2,671,557,
has
Tex.,
officials
of
been
the
Other
Base,
Dayton, Ohio.
The contract continues Air Force studies
Net
.Net
nuclear-powered, aircraft
at Convair-Fort Worth through March, 1959.—V. 188, p. 1335.
T
on
'
corporation has sold
the
■
Instrument
stated,
in
is
line
with
which it is
Nov. 5.
on
its
of
Sewing
subsidiary
Machine
The sale,
leader.
a
Terms of
the
sale
131,750
,
issued
for
,
' 1958—Month—1957
$275,514 •
$268,887
214,027
223,958
Net
•Net
not
—V.
from ry. oper.
rev.
25,370
■
;
share
unlisted
disclosed
it
but
patents, inventory, equipment, contracts and
will result in a capital gain for General Instru¬
covers
leases outstanding and
not
i
Period End: Sept.
acquired Thermatron, leading designer and
sealing and welding equipment, when it took
manufacturer of dielectric
Radio Receptor Co. in April, 1957.
At Willcox & Gibbs, one of-the country's
Industrial- sewing
.division
machines, Thermatron will be operated
the
and
acquisition will enable
Willcox &
as
Gibbs
t
_
• ■
'into
be
the
new'
merged
The
1958—9 Mos.—1957
5,817,124
the
Net
the
ry,
—V.
services to the needle trades, it was stated. All Thermatron
personnel are being retained by "yVRlcox & Gibbs.—V. 188, p. 948.
scope of its
$98,068
$91,612
$674,321
$516,686
86,513
ops.
106,217
560,376
would
the
With
'
.
This
Period Entf. Sept.
Net
Net
.
—V.
General Public Utilities Corp.
,
Stock Offered
—
stock of record
common
scribe
on
Nov.
before
or
21
additional shares of
common
share
of
basis
the
on
one
or more shares
the right to sub¬
Oct. 31
for
not
stock
for
each
;York, will act
twenty
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, New
clearing agent. The offering is not un¬
as
No warrants
derwritten.
are
The
corporation will purchase, at the
•day of receipt of such warrant by it, from
(but
warrant
va
•of-
transfer
a
GPU
by
not
later
-any
case
will
3:30
in
absence
stock
common
01
order
to
affect
the
the
Exchange
on
of
warrants
the
any
or
of
Date,
the
(a)
last
bid
quoted
holder
if
is
later
paid
sale
the
the
price
bid
price
thus paid
rights
for
by
GPU
on
the
not
date of suoh purchase- by GPU.- If
holder subscribing for one or more
will
instructed,
right
determined
per
5
purchase
stated
as
any
above
warrant or
shares but not
rights,
excess
as
paragraph.
set forth in the
tparagraph will not pay any commission or-brokerage fee
stockholders
•issue,
of
.oficers)
EMPLOYEES—At
TO
OFFERING
consented
GPU
and
paint
modern
'full-time
to
the
to
the
1958
Grace
price
a
preceding
of
tis
(including
plan,
officers)
of
is
granting
GPU
and
to
its
the
Government
S.
1—An
stock
employee
for "each
may
S500
of
Insured
..
.
3the portion of such salary
thereof).
No employee may
than
t
shares
250
pursuant
in excess of the largest $500 multiple
purchase less than five shares or more
this employee offering.
In the event
.allotment of less than five shares. •
2—The • amount payable by the employee
.
scription
Price at which
applications
;Aff'employee
Nov.
Rosa
Rosa
(due
stock
(no
and
respective
000
Grace
shares
is
the
•
Oct.
(due
1,
note?
Line
Lynch,
■
•
Webber,
Barney
—See
to the
and
the
New
company—which
voting
York
Company
would
stock
then
of
$1
would
have
28,*
value,
par
to
stockholders
states
tl at
business bf the corporation, but
market for the ilew common stock.
made to list theV.new common stock
and
to
register
it
the
under
the
would
the
on
So :urities
.
.
submitted
the
board
to
voting
and
common
p
oferrefi
,
at
today's meeting
of A & P since 1950,
business
leaders
was
as
the clectioft
Chairman of
' "
companies.
directors:
elected
were
business
corporations,
Dean
the
of
of
Board
Ralph
Elliot Slater,
Vice-Chairman
0?
the
Ford
Business School; Gwily
Directors, of WestingiioU .3 Elec¬
partner, Coverdale & Colpitis," con¬
Harvard
of
Co.
Co
p.
1823.
to
4.15%,
The certificates, scaled to yield
according to maturity, were
6 on its bid of 99.22%.
1
-
bid
in
&
for
the
certificates,
also
as
'
.
certificates
the
subject
are
authorization
to
Commission.
secured
be
500
by
all
steel
box
cars,
estimated
to
$4,262,500.
than
.
of
Commerce
to
is
less
99.107%
k'
sale
Interstate
issue
not
Hutzler
&
■
and
-the
offering
Co.-
Freeman
are:
&
and
Co.
McMaster
1
•
r
EARNINGS
FOR
SEPTEMBER
AND
FIRST
NINE
MONTHS
'
'
exps,
$
26,029,544 182,742,710 210/88,565
18,207,486 143,193,158 160,271,465
27,628,394
16,944,333
rev._
Railway operating
$
$
$
operating
1958—9 Months—1937
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
rev.
-Net ry.
—V.
from ry,
oper.
Bay
Green
Western
&
operating
rev.
ry.
V.
from
oper.
188,
p.
ry.
$62,479
7,426
$106,331
22,994
ops.
50.417,10^)
18,942,989
^
$408,066
income
1395.
15,811.897
RR.—Earnings-
$388,220
325,741
rev._
exps.
39,549,552
».
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
•
•
Railway operating
Railway
7,742,058
3,292,628
10,684,061
5,843,891
ops.
income
188, p. 1395.
301,735
.
Green Mountain
1958—9 Mos— 195^
$3,454,053
$3,495,765
2,660,208
2,53T,5o3
$793,845
197,344
$164,202
227,324
.
"Gross
,
1958
30—
(
revenues
income
1—
agreed
have
to
forth
sell
—
severally
to
below,
them
an
&
—
•
1,090,000 shs.
agreed to pur¬
severally, in the
aggregate of
$2,700,000
1,800.000
1,620,000
Curtis—
1
"
:
:•—
divfdend
requirements
Earnings per
—V.
stock
share of common stock
earnings
183,
p.
fcr
common
$S'"1.5O0
bjz.yuu
56,900
58,700
$631,200
Sf.74,200
$1.30
$1.18
1395.
$9,000,-
Grey Nuns of the Cross, Lowell,
—Keenan & Clarey,
'
I
1,620,000
1,260,000
Net
1951
$7,117,800
do8,iou
operating
Preferred
Ad¬
Maritime
Net
Power Corp.—Earnings Increased—i
Months Ended Sept.
12
$9,000,000
2,048,733
Jackson
Co
&
188,
S.
&
&
V.
U.
underwriters
has
Eberstadt
also
of
year
Bros.
Hutchinson
„
("the
9,000,000
1
White," Wekl
F.
1978)
of the insured bonds:
Pierce, Fenner & Smith—
Smith,
Sub¬
1,
1958-65)
amount
Merrill
There
shares
"
-*
1978)
—
(due July
principal amounts set
principal
260,362
have
Northern
Associates
America.
FINANCING
—
par)
Paine,
for
scries
UNDERWRITERS—The
chase.
-
Exchange.
and
first
stocks
Sold—Mention
PRESENT
TO
1
Bonds")
mortgage
ship
ministration
Common
shares are being offered- to Stockholders.
for shares must be received by GPU ndt
Digitizedlatfer FRASER 11, 1958.
for
than
3l,-> r,'o
1
to
that employee applications exceed the number of shares available in
the. employee offering, shares will be equitably allotted to employee
'applications,
except
that
no
employee
applicant
will
receive
an
.
Central
in
Bonds
-
series
Bonds")
Insured
Santa
the
of
voting cimmori.
Merchant '
.
Paula
Santa
SS Santa
4Vj '/«
Stock
common
common
.
be
of
John
3.25%
the
'
("the
,
purchase one share of additional common
his basic annual salary (plus one share for
Paula
EFFECT
GIVING
Bonds:
SS
share
new
preferred
1395.
p.
•■'
Net
4.20'^
the
first
American
stock
1, 1973, inclusive.
The
cost
Outstanding
U.
(thet non-transferable privilege of purchasing shares-of the additional
common
stock covered by this offering on the following basis:
;
.
facility
manufacturing
Inc.—Santa
CAPITALIZATION
subsidiaries
_
of
The Prcm family
the Prem family.
.
regular
Each
of
and
Ry. — Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
Nov. 7 offered $3,390,000 of 4Vs% equipment trust cer¬
tificates maturing semi-annually June 1, 1959 through
'Railway
Line,
Marine
GPU
188,
Issuance,
follow;
such sales.
on
the
on
stock.
shares
receive
the
formerly
fiscal
Great
417aS.
bonds, 4.20% S.S. Santa Paula series, due Oct. 1, 1978,
at 100%
(plus accrued interest from date of delivery)
.through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
Weld &. Co.; and F. Eberstadt & Co.
Further details
annual
sale
would
meeting to be held Dec. 12, 1958.
and
and
Salomon
by Willard C.
3
made in our issue of Nov. 3 of the offering and sale
of $9,000,000 U. S. Government insured merchant marine
subsidiaries.
its
terms
employees
Nov.
011
1824.
*
Pursuant
announced
was
Vas
meeting,' the
and approved the terms of a plan for the
to
regular
full-time
employees
(including
stock
common
of
at
this
in
rights to GPU
selling
Warrantholders
188, p.
the
1958
otherwise
•
most
the
or
common
awarded to the group on Nov.
1
Stock
all his rights are received by GPU by 3:30 p.m. (EST) on
(or such later date, not later than the subscription
■'expiration date, as GPU may in any case determine),- GPU, unless
17,
Guatemala,
by Ralph A. Cainacho and
—V.
be. in
York
may
New
exetcising
Nov.
;
new
tand
be
will
a
various
the
from
(b)
Stock Exchange on the date of the
the subscription price, except that, in
applicable
rules
of
the
Securities
and
-voting
1934.
Chairman
Corp.
—V.
With Guatemala Firm—
prominent for many years in business circles in Guatemala.
plant will be under construction within 30 days and is
scheduled to be in full production early in 1959.
It will be the largest
(or,
public
stock.
has
been
The
GPU's
of
held
has
in
GPU
price
price)
is
and
ended Feb. 22, 1958, the company's sales to¬
taled $4,769,249,488; net earnings after taxes amounted to $50,''56.686;
"total assets were' $596,179,246; and earned surplus totaled $322,123,240.
paint products to be distributed throughout Central America.
Glidden holds a one-third interest in the new firm and the remainder
date,
may
by
Price,
•For
of Glidden
such
received
GPU
as
right
per
the
thereby,
,
stock
sulting. engineers.
Lighter, Executive Vice-President of Glidden.
Under the terms of the agreement, Glidden International will provide
-technical know-how to the new firm for the manufacture of a full line
York
over
with
closing
price
closing
New
Commission,
of
Expiration
excess
the
warrant
a
such- purchase;
17, 1958 (or such
Nov.
683,477
service
City;
non-voting
non-voting
Exchange
of
following' six
Foundation,
agreement between Glidden International C. A.,
the-newly-formed firm of Pinturas Central Americanas, S. A.-, in
and
would
Stock
Act
director of
A.
$1,109,283
Corp;—To Redeem Preferred
Brick
Shale
corporation
'Guatemala
the
on
initial record holder of
any
represented
request-
to
the
of
business
50,593
technical
were
.
proposal
a
Brown, Jr., Vice-President of New York Life Insv.ra:.ce Co.;
John L. Burns,
President of Radio Corp. of America;
Jay Everett
Crane, financial consultant to Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, formerlyVice-President and a director of that company; Donald Kirk David,
•
of
rights
purchase
sales,
oi
on
comply
Exchange
.excess
out
The
vvarrant
tue
transferee
the
(EST) on
Subscription
determine).
one-twentieth
be
all
p.m.
the
than
the
from
filled
properly
warrant,
by
not
warrant)-
of
close
$1,581,282
391,003
$21,020
177,537
$154,345
Glidden Cov—Agreement
A
common
financing"
jaOBurger, President
BoardTfkd President of the consolidated
Dec.
-
being issued to stockholders
owning less than 100 shares (these holders will be paid
the cash value of the rights).
'
ops.
ry.
called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1958, all of
its
outstanding 6%
first preferred stock at $10.50 per share, plus
accrued dividends:
Immediate payment will be made at the Empire
Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York 5; N. Y;
Preferred stock may. be converted- into common stock 011 the basis
of two shares of common for each share "of preferred.—V. 188, p. 444.
530,000
structure
.
new
three
voting
adequate
proposal
The
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$6,856,477
$7,000,163
5,275,195
5,890,880
188, p. 1395.
The
Merrill Lynch,
shares held.
oper.
Glen-Gery
'
(par $5) at $38,50 per
share
new
than
more
.
The
—
corporation is offering to holders of 109
of its
rev-
deficit—
from
rev.
ry.
capital
'
.
voting
common
Ralph
tric
Nov.
'
1958—Month—1957
$727,373$646,851
573,028
625,831
30—
Railway operating exps.
investment
company, filed with
the SEC an amendment on
3,
1958,
to
its registration statement covering an additional
500,000 shares* of beneficial interest.-—V. 186, p, 1846.
.
operating
Railway
Simplify
y
Manning
Georgia Southern & Florida Ky.—Earnings—
General Investors Trust, Boston, Mass.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•
;
.
to
'
To
—
date
-
.
Maryland
furtBrataction
(the
1518,
p.
of
and
authorized
not
more
a
York
A
-
570,223
income
oper.
188,
ry.
issue
.
shares
stockholder at
.
of
from
its
•
company's
outstanding.
statement being' sent
proxy
The
r
$6,333,810
5,079,876
from
•
'
common
of
of
Appplication
«\
New
$5,754,197
rev.
r
interest
bear
stockholder? to aoprove
and' non-voting classes of
any
voting
common
into
Exchange
rev._
Net
will
ask
for
privileges
21,639,206
merger
*
exps.
of
3,754,585
outstanding.
000,000- shares
'
,
30—1958—Month—1957
$659,981
$694,287
561,913
602,675
$4,311,088
•
All the present voting stock,
of which there are 1,150,00c shares,
outstanding, is held by the New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Under the plan the New York
company stock would bo converted
•
•
'■
;
peiriod
.
this
class
call
new
shares
preferred
41,240
operating
Railway
separate
a
extend
to
...
therefore
1
to
non-voting
trading
935,812
$379,606
Railway operating
over
leading manufacturers
.-J
.
$1;758,130
6,375,060
company.
the
of
the
are
provide
j
■ 1
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
-
ment, it was stated.
General Instrument Corp.
'
preferred
■
**
the
for
of
' "
voted
the
the
of
the
2,141,011
46,064
issued
'■
single
a
by
Currently
$2,520,617
$387,661
'
.
per
328.'-
preferred stock would receive
1958—9 Mos.—1957
2,049,466
$44,929
10,807
$61,487
railway oper. inc.—
188, p. 1518,
notes
bank
p.
6.' "
have
does
stock
Each
with
'
right blft
186, p. 1150.
proceeds
the
176,
eliminate
plan
any
-10 'shares
;..
$2,437,127
.
td
Nov.
substitute:
The
of
1,125,512
■.
>
the
simplification
on
-
would
$1,566,720
1,125,638
N»-
its
private—V.
or
shares
of
subscribe
Co.—Borrowings Cleared—
(presently 4%
date.—V.
would
General
were
be
Plans
,
660,956
'
$1,708,631
$185,008
160,297
837,305
1612.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
Co.,
policy of concentrating all its
military equipment and electronic
semi-conductor,
the
fields in
components
Gibbs
82,828
$236,843
income
charges
188,.- p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
its
'
activity within
division
Thermatron
Receptor Co.,. Inc., to Wilcox &
according to a joint announcement issued
to'
arinounced
,
'
1958—9 Months—1957
$9,874,438
$8,129,-720
6,211,990 ' 4,741,044
1,116,512
1,161,000
148,000
107,703
to
supplemental order with respect to $1,050,000
this company, a subsidiary of New England
a
Promissory
will'use
The-directors
'166,000
•
100,000
exercise
$90,697
831,070
Capital Structure—
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
General Instrument Corp.—Sells Thermatrcm Division
fltadio
taxes_L
operating
after
—v.
'
This
expenses 1
not
Grfcat Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Inc.
;
$2,862,429
2,184,642
Co. of Ohio—Earnings—
operating taxes—
Air
at Wright-Patterson Air Force
Nov. 3
on
Fort
at
for
contract
issued
System.
Granite
note
-
1958—Month—1957
$1,443,161
$939,776
:
932,615
523,940
revenues
income
Federal
Th6'corporation's Convair Division
awarded
General Telephone
Period End. Sept. 30—
General Dynamics Corp-.—Awardfed AF Contract—
;
has
the prime-rate
maturity
1
Operating
Operating
The
shareholder
a
-1958—9 Mos.—1957 i
$4,222,000 $39,159,000 $44,062,000
4,131,303
37,400,870
39,750)912
828,848
borrowings by
which
'
.
right to sub¬
stock.
The sub¬
annum) at the time of issuance;
to repay notes to NEETS outstanding
in a. like amount and-bearing interest at
3%% per annum." NEEfe
will credit Granite with the amount of
interest" representing the dif¬
ference between
3VstVa
and the rate of interest on each such
~
The
the
commoh
the
1518.
£5EC
Electric
at
1,504,438
$3;001,32fT
deficit
oper,
p.
bank
-and
2,098,-000
1,793,568
263,482
188,
The
9,911,668
$343,536
Alfalfa
on
new
171,040
-
As
1958—Month—1957
Granite State Electric
-
-
253,000
$343,291
258,902
charges_-__^.„
188, p. 1612-
stock
145,000 rights
will
$14,032
rev.
railway
—V.
'
1,084,829
involved.
either public
expenses-
1958—9 Months—1957
$1,852;405 $17,363,236 $16,376,535
1,211,317
247,000
190;i54
____
operating
Net
1
Cor.—To Create New Stock—
sale,
from. ry. oper.
•!
-
.
for
same
It
oper.
Net
GPU's
1612.
p.
$1,991,762
____
expenses
Income
taxes__
Federal
plans.
1612.;
p.
the
is
shares.
$4,174,000
4,159,968
1958—Month—-1957 "
30—V
revenues
Operating
$8,000,definite
to
up
Period fend. Sept.
1958,
share-for-share
a
saidi-there
President,
though
use,
oh
company
/
r
.'■
,
of
Corp.
offer
Net
General Telephone Co: of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
•
Will
>
Contract Corp.,. under the neiv name of
will continue to run the corporation's eight
National
evidence
receive
Railway
two minor utility
outstanding seeurN
of
preferential
Elevator
Grand Trunk Western RR.—Earnings—
v
subsidiary
-companies predominantly consists of the generation, purchase, trans¬
mission,
distribution
and
sale
of
electric
energy,
although
small
.amounts of steam and- water service are also supplied." The income
t)f GPU consists almost exclusively Of'dividends on the common stock
the
:
new
a
ties of
outstanding
revenue—
major
Corp.
the
oper.
General
General
1956..
create
to
Baneshares
four
of
Grain Elevator will
shares of this offering.
Pefiod End. Sept. 30—»
directly, but it owns all the outstanding common stocks
domestic subsidiaries
(serving customers in Pennsyl¬
vania and New Jersey) and of Manila Electric Co.
One of the domestic
of
44 <-e
both
foreign
of
share
warrant^ will
Railway
'properties
General Contract Corp.-—Change in Name Effective—•
;
each
Each
Alfalfa,
18,125
...
Utility
registered
for
1958.
stockholders
Grain
such
Holding
Public
17,
its
of
this
at
••
■
tional
■
in New York-in 1906 and
the
under
company
covered
outstanding
warrant
.
(-than $2 per share- No underwriting
1935.-; It is the only American
holding
a
domestic electric utility
system and a
non¬
utility system.' GPU does not operate any utility
of
Act
contiguous
holding
a
with
-company
,
as
stock
common
be
one
Nov.
to
98,750= shares
to one-eight of one share of Grain
Elevator
scription price is to be $2 per share.
The
balance of the shares
together with any unsubscribed shares, will be sold 011 such
terms and
^conditions as National Alfalfa-may determine, but not at a
price less
1958,
$5
at
of,,
on
to
offer
to
proposes
subscribe
scribe
Outstanding
10,879,602 shs.
per
30,
to
vbasis
invest¬
PRESENT FINANCING.
""
Authorized
value)12,485,000 shs.
-
pair
shares,
warrants
:
held
EFFECT -TQ
GLVING
1.
($5
OtfO
common
added, to the general corporate -funds of
investments in domestio subsidiaries
of
Def.
company,
with offices., at 927 Market St., Wilmington
Del
a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
3, 1958
coverttifc
100,000 outstanding shares of its 10 cents par common stock'
••' *
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling Co., holder of the 100
addi¬
short-term
pay
were
5
This
-
12,485,000
$5
subsequently
1958 - • ;
1957
$16,188,863 $13,853,74(1
assets______
of
offering,
-
•'
■
Sept.
of
'Total
in
be
made
stock
the
'value
at
.
General Capital Corp.—Net Assets Up—
-
issued
*
p.
General Baneshares' Corp.:—New Name Effective—
;
rights
additional
for, reimbursement
or
.
consider
to 2,000.000
1,500,000
by
...
.
stockholders
stock, thus
common
the proceeds of which
1958,
for
CAPITALIZATION
The
realized
will
GPU
in
will
proceeds
and
GPU
♦Common
Common
additional
proceeds
stock,
effected
additional-investments
•for
Garrett Corp.—To Increase Common Stock—
r
of
the shares-covered
of
,
.
the
44,7(50
and depth of 206
just 25 feet from
floor space.—V. - 188,
of
shares
of
5%
is
,;.'y1
PROCEEDS—^Of
situated
£'
employees
1 raiders.
feet
180
structure,
number
.
to
4
said.
building
smaller
main
1717,
p.
miles east
comprises two
main
<
feet;
about 2\'i
3—The
Co.—Opens Plant in South Africa—
enlarged plant to increase production of pumps and mining
equipment has been opened by this company in Johannesburg, South
Africa, according to Gifford V. Leece, President.
' •■
;■
new
;
Located
hew plant
(1925)
,f ■-
TT I VT
offered
at
^
100%
Mass.—Notes Offered
Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., in Ocftober
publicly $1,350,000 of 4V2% to 5y4% serial notes
and accrued interest. They will mature annu¬
1973, inclusive.
ally from July 15, I960 to
6
Period End. Sept. 30—
$4,699,000 of Group Securities, Inc., established
a
record for the month of October and the year thus far, and repre¬
sented an increase fo 140% over the same month in 1957.
Investor purchases of
-
total
the
Included -in
of
individual
the
month
Group
figure were conversions from one to
funds of $485,000.
Net liquidations
"
22,226,969
23,680,515
18,636,107
155,616,987 172,364,680
5,155,992
2,225,560
5,044,408
37,277,182
1,508.000
13.773,341
from ry.
rev.
ops.
Net
above
r
income™
oper.
ry.
-V.
188,
1519.
p.
The
31,1978.
proceeds
construction.—V.
new
Net
used
be
108,
to
loans
bank
repay
and
for
pay
The
Railway operating
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
ry.
188,
exps.
ry.
Indiana
•_
be
—V.
not
1958
its
in
than
later
than
from
the
1959
the
bonds,
sale
would
provide
for
date
the
of
$1,500,000
of
issue
and
in
Net
to use the
maturing Dec. 1,
to help carry out
proposed
notes
unsecured
pay
amount
seeks
FPC
1983,
of
authority
and
retire
the
sell
to
competitive
at
to
used
part
a
from
Gulf State;
1959.
1,
to
Net
company's
ol
$10,000,000
The
bidding.
promissory
The
Oct.
Securities
31,
has
exemption
in
vides
Financing
bonds.and
the
contributions
Net
Net
rev.
188, p.
1958—Month—1957
This
stalled
1958—9 Mos.—1957
recently
Net
rev.
183,
program.—V.
construction
Net
ry.
kiln
new
a
contract from Ideal Cement Co.,
instrumentation of a kiln now being in¬
Okla.,
Ada,
the
at
plant.
from
Railway operating exps.
228,573
217,084
2,204,959
Net
$1,495,778
94,052
67,549
$1,660,634
637,130
-ir
«>
.
$2,413,448
$2,845,401
1,881,698
1,971,794
$74,586
$114,451
$531,750
$873,607
11,052
26,036
*15,613
159.442
ops.
ry.
188,
1519.
p.
1958—9 Months—1957
'
,
oper.
1958—Month—1957 "
$630,982
$779,147
538,217
593,145
revenue—
oper.
expenses.
rev.
ry.
from
$4,951,459
4,405,375
$5,786,579
4,959,819
$186,002
$546,084
$826,760
*43,066
$92,765
202,095
ry. oper.
income
oper.
1958—9 Months—1957
1,242,162
1,457,161
'
2,239,209
$168,746
:
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings-
.
$214,363
-
1958—Month—1957
$345,370
201,362
230,919
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
$3,734,987
..
$275,948
income
'Deficit.—V.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$3,865,593
.
plant, with a complete console by Leeds
same
put in operation on Oct. 23, 1958.—V. 188, p. 1272.
was
oper.
Railway
Railway
1958—Month—1957
•
$385,830
979,191
received
complete
for
Ideal's
at
Period End. Sept. 30—
$1,455,753 $12,914,607 $14,315,055
608,128
5,561,333 .•* 6,008,361
$442,936
454,767
261,536
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
$5,418,600 $44,559,592 $45,657,310
$1,519,022
692,096
$1,930,258
Northrup Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Contract—
Colo.,
Another
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Months—1957
$3,458,559
$3,593,386 $31,459,475 $34,065,068
1,939,537
2,137,633
18,544,868
19,750,013
ops.
2,458,791
$918,046
1519.
company
Denver,
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
ry.
2.080.127
are
to the prepay¬
1434.
p.
$4,389,049
$2,998,173
to
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
income..-
oper.
188,
-•••'
1958—9 Months—1957
$536,262"
$352,003
162,688
ry. oper.
income—:,
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
Leeds &
contributions
cash
-1958—Month—1957
$872,819
$608,367
336,557
256,364
-
3
115.
further agreement.)—V.- 184, p.
settled-by
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
*
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev..
Net
and
issued
Exchange
Commission, it was
temporarily suspending
order
an
announced on
a Regulation A
should be vacated
'Deficit.—V.
188,
1434.
p.
to
in amount.
1958,
$1.50
to
be
made
New
York
30c
letters,
with
best
a
City,
for
share.
per
material
of
on
facts;
and
other
Perry
the
sales
Inc.,
violate
Section
The
that Haratine
10
has
Reaches
stock
4,200-feet,
had
Oil
a.current
Rise"; and (5) that the Haratine
price of $1.50 per share.—V. 188, p.
Hopes
market
struction
The
of
Inn
signed on Nov. 3 making
Hilton Inn at Tarrytown, N. Y,
a
■will
*vere
be
built
and
operated
by
possible
owned
The
has
been
tract
leased
additional
Hilton
Of
subsidiary
ten-acre
60
for
25
the
of
land
of
Hilton
on
with
years
the
renewal
erect
188,
p.
200-room
a
*
SEC
749.
3EC
Boston
The
will
be
Regional Office
have
stock
of
for
each
at
announced
approximate
an
on
Oct.
28,
expenses
&
$898,185
taxes
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$797,736
$8,136,926
$6,932 996
814,747
608,466
7,338,527
$798,399
Gross income
tIncome charges
$88,675
$1,153
$902,999
1,106,306
$23,177
5,237
125,626*
122,577
bonds
70,058
$107,009
70,058
630,525
630,525
$191,482
$833,832
on
adjustment income bonds.
1-133.
designed
and facilities
to
meet
from
the
the
continued
aviation
coporation which manufactures
late
in
October
launched a
new
faculties
and
pressure
the
the
parent
will
stock
the
Nov.
on
stock
from
12
consider:
will
one
be
used
(a)
This
share
new
to
increasing
500,000 to 750,000 shares;
bellows
and
hydraulic
development
and
of
company, Hydra-Power
Corp.—V.
Systems
of its time and*
electronic trans-
pp.
p.
Belfab
of
continue
stockholders
stock
for-one
to
manufacture
Dec.
on
from
Laclede Gas
10
5,000,000
split-up.—V. 188,
The registration
Nov.
to
2842
and
the
au¬
.
(b) adopt¬
Corp.,
bellows
p.
for
said
2577.
Y
its
stock
common
share
on
of
stock
common
new
that
Belfab
29,
for
existing applications,
the
to
p.
will
to
consider
Brothers
and
'
increasing the
statement filed
with
shares
to
effect
the SEC
on
a
three-
June
18, covering
bonds due 1983,
its
filed a registration statement with
671,376 shares of common stock
an additional 671,376 shares. The
common
share
and
stockholders
one
at
offered
be
eight
of
date
stockholders
held
which
stock.
common
to
snares
is
of
record
anticipated
..
on
the
at. the
to
be
Smith,
Barney
& Co.
will head
a
nationwide
from the sale of the stock will be added
including a
general funds to be used for corporate purposes,
reduction
in
short-term
bank
loans.
The
amount
of
outstanding
gether with
,
at
these
loans
1, 1958, was $64,850,000.
Proceeds thereof, to¬
general funds, were used to finance the company's
Nov.
other
increased
ments
purchases of tobacco and, to a lesser degree, other require¬
arising out of the expanded volume of business according to the
juospectus.—V.
188, p.
1156.
Louisiana & Arkansas
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
Net
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
from
p.
ry.
ops.
income
oper.
188,
Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Months—1957
$2,063,003
$2,050,874 $17,976,458 $19,876,091
1,223,727
1,335,693
11,716,246
12,440,831
$715,181
270,320
$839,276
325,288
$6,260,212
$7,435,260
2,233,849
2,959,080
1435.
the
right
the rate of
warrant)
for
one
each
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
Railway
oper.
revenue—
expenses-
Net rev. from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
188,
p.
ry. oper.
income
19,873,744
15,088,861
1958—9 Months—1957
J
$
£
j
20,052,621 165,^44,146 182,918,825
16,441,844 139,610,604 152,122,509
3,610,777
1,966,676
4,784,883
2,350,360
25,433,542
12,856.183
30,796.316
18,038.801
1519.
Macomber Inc.—Acquisition—The Ohio Company, Co¬
covering
offer
shares
will
effective
its
authorized
*
purchase of
common
-
,
to
Railway oper.
18,000,000
1718.
additional shares and warrants
one
$7,246,254
1,931,725
25, 1958. On this date, transferable w arrants evidencing the right
will be mailed to stockholders.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Co.—Registration Statement Withdrawn
company
1958,
the
.
1519.
Ontario Portland Cement Co., Ltd., Picton, On¬
cement
Oct.
1,522.693
■
364,670
each
for
Net proceeds to the company
tario, Canada—Registers With SEC—
This
-622,676
'
proposed offering.
,
major manufacturer of cigarettes and other
tobacco products.
Kent, Old Gold Filter cigarettes, Old Gold Straights
and
Newport
light-menthol cigarettes are the company's principal
cigarette brands.
and 2475.
proposed offering of $10,000,000 of first mortgage
been withdrawn.—V. 188, p. 148.
rants
42,763,214
subscribe
Lehman
has
en
$6,521,025
850,904 *
'
Louisville & Nashville
common
44,470,237
$1,218,658
on
Nov. 5 filed a registration statement with the
Exchange Commission covering a proposed offering to
and
of
The additional
Kroger Co.—Plans Three-for-One Stock Split—
to
SEC
war¬
p.
1520.
company
subscribe
unit
two
the
and
lumbus, Ohio, represented this corporation in its acqui¬
sition of Rock Island Steel Co., Rock Island, 111., it was
announced on Oct. 8 (see also V. 188, p. 750).—V. 188,
to
(consisting
shares
held.
record, date and subscription price are to be supplied by amendment.
The company owns and operates at Picton a Portland cement manu¬
Magnolia Petroleums Co.—Acquisition Completed—
See
Freeport Sulphur Co. above.—V. 188, p. 247.
The
facturing
plant
and
a
commercial
aggregate
(crushed
limestone)
production plant; and it also owns and operates storage and distribu¬
tion facilities at the Picton plant site, at Toronto, and at Rochester,
New
funds
pose.
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
.
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
Railway operating rev.JL .$1,893,016
$2,066,705 $19,027,792 $20,527,518
Railway operating exps.
1,639,531 1,714,253
15,410,545
16,518,245
Period End. Sept. 30—
York.
Net
Rochelle, N
186,
President
develop new uses.—W 188,
of
industries, this
pneumatic devices,
and
subsidiary, Power-tronic
manufacture
Brown,
to
The
4,735,617
company
holders
fields."
chemical
S.
7,200
group to underwrite the
P. Lorillard Co. is a
are
as
the
broadened
allied
ducers, computers, control systems and instruments.
Headquarters for the new company will be in New
With
for
.nevLCOI"Pany w111 devote the major portion
in
of
well
as
$1,726,279
-
Hydra-Power Corp.—Launches New
Subsidiary—
move
of
corporation's
proposes
a
rate
the
Belfab
Lake
* ExclUBive of interest
In
at
1,118,931
adjustment
deficit
service
sale
expects
a
p.
are
from
common
Arthur
97,060
lob,
Son
corporation
nuclear
*$73,883
104,600
—V.
1958,
employed in a wide variety of mechanisms
such as seals,
instruments, expansion joints, etc.
H.
B. Cummlngs, Vice-President and General Manager of
Koppers
Metal Products Division, said:
"Koppers has been making seals for
many
years
and looks upon this agreement as an opportunity
to
explore possible new uses for sealing devices and as a means to
improve design of this product.
Wo expect these seals to find imme¬
diate
use
in
aircraft
auxiliary equipment and later in both the
•
..
$1,420,362
ops.
*•
business
7,006*,879
*$10,730
11,883
Net
17,
held.
Metal Products Division at Baltimore, Md., and
Corp., Daytona Beach, Fla., on Oct. 31 announced an
agreement which allows Koppers to use Belfab's design and manufac¬
turing know-how in making bellows.
and the Pacific Coast
unlisted trading privileges in
$83,433
on
Nov.
then
supplied
Koppers Co., Inc.—To Manufacture Metallic Bellows—
Company
but
(P.) Lorillard Co.—Registers Rights Offering—
the
Metallic
all
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$5,954,275 $50,991,262 $50,009,468
4,786,037
1519.
of
The
which
of
$6,206,399
income—
oper.
p.
ry.
close
of
This
that
income
Non-operating income
Income
record
ing Employees' Stock Option Plan.—V. 186,
Exchange
for
Sound
1958—Month—1957
Operating
Interest
Net ry.
from
finance
;.The
cost
1958
rev.
'—V. 188,
Nov. 3 filed, a registration statement with the
shares of its $10 par common stock.
The com¬
offer
these
shares
for
subscription by common
to
proceeds
stock
on
be
&
of
1434.
p.
206,446
shares
to
are
shares
55,975
Railway operating rev—
Railway operating exps.
as
Cin¬
the
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—September Earns.
Improve
Oper.
known
from
one
has
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross operating revenue
be
miles
King-Seeley Corp.—To Increase Common Stock—
,
applied
Howe
.
to
12
of
part
an
(Del.);
and the Com¬
given interested persons until Nov. 14, 1958, to
request a
hearing -thereon. The stock is listed and registered on the New York
Stock Exchange—V. 187, p. 2906.
mission
about
is
932,966
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
1717.
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Exchange
plant
racing
a
which
$6,817,055
1519.
Period End. Sept. 30—
acquired
basis
12
Hilliard
constructed
options extending
registration requirement.
common
Ky.,
outstanding
Securities
each
Net
Howe Sound Co.—Two Exchanges
Apply for Unlisted
Trading in Common Stock—
the
188,
for
acres
p.
$3,691,179
*2,943,965
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 30,
Voting Trust Certificates with respect to the 100,000
capital stock. These shares are the subject of an earlier
its
of
The subscription price and underwriting
by amendment. Blyth & Co., Inc.," and J. J.
listed as the principal underwriters.
B.
Injunction had been obtained (USDC, NH), on consent
of
the
defendants, enjoining the Raceway, Alf Halvorson, Russell
DeFonce, Joseph T.
Cristiano,
and
William Cassaro,
from further
offerings and; sales of the Raceway; stock in violation of the Securi¬
Stock
366
has
company
188,
company's construction expenditures, including the pay¬
ment of temporary bank loans ($3,000,000) incurred or to be incurred
for that purpose.
Construction expenditures for 1959 are estimated
at about $16,213,000.—V. 187, p. '2842.
*
permanent
ties Act
company
covering
pany
proposes
stockholders of
•for
Hinsdale Raceway, Inc.—Stock Offering Enjoined—
The
of
Florence,
near
The
190,970
subject to the voting trust agreement.—V. 188, p. 1434.
arc
completed.
be
$863,251
'6,121
covering
presently
purposes.
to
$692,190
income—
registration statement filed on Sept. 29, 1958, and proposed for offering
to stockholders at $6 per share.
Purchasers have the right to become
parties to the Voting Trust Agreement by doposting their shares in
exchange for an equal number of voting trust certificates. There arc
redemption
a
Corp.
Inn
Inn
at
from ry. oper.
oper.
The company
shares
rang¬
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Files for Rights Offering—-
thorized
will
expected
Ohio.—V.
This
years.
Hotels
$2,000,000.—V.
prices
Net
the
Hotels
which
corporate
consisting
cinnati,
.
:
site
a
are
"Latonia,"
Gas
con-
general
struction
corportaion on land'
leased from Harold Miller and Mrs. Augusta Muller of
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Representing the hotel company were Conrad N. Hilton, President;
Conrad N. Hilton, Jr., Vice-President, and Joseph P.
Binns, VicePresident. They are also officers and directors of Hilton
Inns, Inc., a
wholly
for
terms
the
redemption
BUSINESS—Corporation
proposes
to
conduct
thoroughbred
horse
racing meetings, with pari-mutuel wagering, commencing during the
early fall of 1959, prior to which time its facilities now under con¬
Hilton Hotels Corp.—To Build in
Tarrytown, N. Y.—
Final,-documents
optional
.
Long Island Casualty Insurance Co.—Registers Voting
Certificates With SEC—
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
corporation to complete a thoroughbred racing plant at Florence! Ky.f
and
17
well and promises a potential
(4)
that
"Offshore
Drilling
,
at
1958—Month—1957
1958-—9 Months—1957
$5,024,580
$5,693,306 $43,022,434 $51,341,908
4,332,390
4,830,055
39,331,255
44,524,853
Trust
Each
1958,
redeemable
be
rev.
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
PROCEEDS—Net
"subtantial
times greater than-the previous big
production of
fabulous
proportions;
will
from 103%
to par, and for the sinking fund
price of par, plus accrued interest in each case.
material
Gas
bonds
ing
challenged by the Commission
holdings near the largest
oil strike in-the last
forty years east of the. Mississippi"; (2) that
the company has sizable holdings in
the vicinity of "the greatest
gas well".;, in .a certain
area;
(3) that a new well, alleged to be in
the .areajofholdings .of Haratine Gas,, has
original rock pressure-over
(1)
were
Net
Net
unit is priced at $112.50.
of
communications, were not filed
use,
as
required; that certain
misleading in respect to material
and
the
in
Co.,
selling commission of
charges that certain sales
of the shares, consisting of
offering of the stock would
(the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act.
Statements
&
mortgage bonds and 10 shares of common stock.
their
to
false
was
order
sale
and
written
prior
material
that
and
was
offering
Commission
sales
by Herbert
to receive a
Commission's
the
circulars
the
the
which it
The
in
used
basis
efforts
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue-.
Railway oper. expenses-
first mortgage bonds, due
1,1973, and 230,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
was made on Nov. 6 by an underwriting syndicate joint¬
ly managed by The Kentucky Co. and Scherck, Richter
Co. in units consisting of $100 principal amount of first
A
respect
557,918
1519.
p.
lic offering of $2,300,000 6%
permanent.
provides a conditional exemption from registration
public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
Haratine Gas filed a Regulation A notification on June 23,
proposing the public offering of 199,900 common shares at
per share
pursuant to such an exemption.
The offering was
Regulation
with
_
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Dec.
made
or
ops.
income
oper.
188,
ry.
Kentucky Jockey Cluh, Inc.—Securities Offered—Pub¬
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by this company. The order pro¬
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
an
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
a
the suspension
.
*
to
of
1958
from
respect to
a
been
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
first
proceeds
issued
notes
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
Haratine Gas & Oil Co., Inc., Euclid, O.—Stock Offer¬
ing Suspended by SEC—
.
1614.
Railway operating rev..
Railway operating exps.
Net
-
Co.—Bond
to the extent necessary,
$5,515,859
188, p.
counterclaims
1155.
p.
.
the
of
company
Period End. Sept. 30—
program.
due
be
months
xrine
estimated
Montana^Dakota
issue
Dec.
issue
construction
mortgage
the
sale
the
and Johnson, Drake & Piper, Inc., of Minnesota
in excess of the guaranteed maximum price.
between the company and the-con¬
$1,340,056
"
to
proposes
later
event
proceeds
from
Kansas City
related.
States
mature
Electric
,
Lake Superior & Ishpemingr ~RR.—Earnings—
595,166
order
an
!
Sales
$20,000,000 in aggregate principal
amount of unsecured promissory notes outstanding at any one time
to Irving Trust Co.
of New York. The applicant would issue
the
notes from time to time through Nov. 30,
1059.
The notes would
no
in
$250,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
parent company to make cash capital
the aggregate amount of $13,500,000.
applied by the
was
company,
tractors-have
Interstate Department Stores Inc.—October Sales Up—
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Sell Notes—
not
85,302
-
Period End. Oct. 31—
Applications by this company and Montaim-Dakota
Utilities Co.
seeking authority to issue a combined $30,000,000 in securities, have
been filed with the Featral Power Commission.
The two applications
Gulf
$1,947,908
110,516
$2,279,449
704,812
aggregated
but
claims-and
Northrup Co.,
.
are
issued
all
Ontario
Certain
ment
of outstanding
bank notes of not to exceed $21,000,000. The
remaining proceeds will be added to the company's treasury and will
be applied to property additions and improvements.—V. 188, p. 1824.
1395.
p.
$243,795
the
Proceeds
to
$1,614,101 $11,562,112 $12,865,810
541,245
3,579,811
3,681,668
$1,465,584
700,633
ops.
income
oper.
autnorizes
$6,658,809
rev.
operating
$359,218
Michigan
has
securities
amounted, to
$9,477,071
7,529,163
permitting this company, a subsidiary
of American Electric Power Co., Inc., to issue and sell at competitive
bidding $20,000,000 of iirst mortgage 'bonds,
due
1988. The order
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Months—1957
$7,077,753 $58,979,567 $63,512,366
5,193,225
5,463,652
47,417,455 - 50,646,556
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
SEC
$8,844,252
6,564,803
\
;
&
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$1,033,875
700,080
ry. oper.
1434.
Indiana
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
T
188, p.
of
plant and facilities
-
-
1958—Month—1957
railway oper. inc...-
—V.
852.
p.
from
rev.
its
$18,357,554. The contract price for the
$15,309,800; and the company has paid to the
which
remains to be paid .upon the
satisfaction of certain conditions. The prospectus indicates that the
total costs to the contractors, H. J. McFarland Construction Co. Ltd.,
sale
an
-
to
are •
44,789,703
14,397,419
$1,178,159
*
-818,941
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
of
contractors
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
Gulf Interstate Gas .Co. — Private Placement — The
company., it was announced on Nov. 6, has arranged to
place privately, through .Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, an issue of
$60,000,000 first mortgage pipe line bonds, "5% series
due Oct.
$
I
i
Period End. Sept. 30—
;
$
to
balance
struction
192,894,169 217,154,383
17,070,977
„
purchases were $37,701,090 for the first 10 months of 1J58,
1957. This figure includes conversions of $6,331,000.
Net
liquidations for the period were $9,716,000.
Group Securities'
total assets now
exceco $140,000,000,
up from
$92,207,000 on Jan. 1, 1958.—V. 188, )). 1717.
Investor
149%
rev._
operating exps.
Railway
Net
$1,034,000.
were
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$
Railway operating
things,
unpaid
1958—Month—1957
$
another
for the
the payment, when due, to the contractors of the
of $250,000 payable under a contract for the con¬
plants and facilities; and to the payment of $344,929
of interest
maturing on Dec. 31,
1953, on outstanding bonds and
debentures;
to
the
payment
of capital expenditures estimated at
$60,000; and to the repayment of the company's outstanding demand
notes in an amount of not less than .$300,000.
(Proceeds of the prior
other
Central RR.—Earnings—
Illinois
High—
Group Securities, Inc.—October Sales at New
~
.Monday, November 10, 1958
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1926)
proceeds
of. the
It
of
the
company
Is. intended
sale
of the units will be added to the general
will be available for any corporate pur¬
such general funds will be applied, among
and
that
Net rev. from ry. ops.
vNet xy. oper. income™
—V. 188, p. 1435.
$352,452
$253,485
112,860
-
149,900
$3,617,247
1,281,025'
$4,009,273
1,540,666
,
Volume 188
biggest
The
Number 5793...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Shipbuilding Ltd.
Mariel
•
*
-
(Cuba)—New Project—
Mid-Hudson Natural Gas Co.—SEC Vacates Suspension
'
Of
Industrial
single
project ever arranged, between the
signed on Oct. 30 in Havana.-" - - '
.-The project, involving an $86,000,000 shipyard.and ship construction
project in Cuba by a consortium of leading British firms and the
Cuban
Government, Was negotiated by Nicolas. ReisinI,
President of
United
Kingdom
and
Cuba
(1927)
was
Offering—
"In
;;
•
.
_
decision5announced
a
* 7/;.
•
v
,
tion,
it has
Interest in a Japanese affiliate^ and distributors
other foreign countries.
Overseas manufacturing
presently carried on in France. Scotland, OennAity,
The Netherlands and Japan.
Manufacturing also Is done In Canada.
in
^
50%
a
than
more
40-
operations.-are
Nov."4 the SEC vacated its March 27,
1957,- order temporarily suspending a Regulation A - exemption from
regLstratlon under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a stock
offering by4;his corporation.
—
:
■
7
on
t~V.
-
188, p. 1272.:
.•/
.-j
.
.
,
Robin
tered
International,
in
.
American trading organization headquar¬
Ir
; V- -.•>
shipyard and the building of a fleet
Inc.,
York."-
New
*
The stock
at
■
.
the Cuban
construction of
The
cargo vessels will proceed immediately at Mariel, - 25
Havana, which has been designated a free port and indus¬
trial city, with a long-term tax exemption.
•
The project was. concluded after 24 months
onf negotiations by
fishing
of
miles
and
,
.
Bank
aud
Dr.
of Cuba
Joaquin /Martinez
Saenz,
economic advisor
and
to
President
the
the
of
National
Cuban
Banco.
de
Desarrollo
Eoonomico
h
Social
that
-del ~
Cpmercio Exterior, and 25% by the British group. •
'The British ~gtoup consists of Hawker Siddeley Group, Ltd., James
W.
two -from
-Sens, -Ltd., dark Chapman & Co.,. Ltd., and Brian
Partners. The company will have four Cuban directors,,
the'British
"One
V
,7.
7
of the-yard," Mr.-Reisini added, "is to provide
object
.
labor
Cuban
will be
used.
v.
.
.
listed
him
proceeds
to
are
purposes.—V.
used
be
188,
capital-and
working
for-
Mr.
to
over
Warranty agreements, became effective on Oct. 7. See also V. 188, p. 751.
Shoe
Corp.—Current Sales Higher—
Sales
1958—4 Wks.—1857
$9,061,450
-
—V.
188,
$98,936,356 $94,696,;380
$8,066,738
1614.
p.
-
:
,
Merck
Inc.
International,
Dohme
&
authorized
been
the
by
division
a
will
own
Jointly
owned
be
equivalent;
or
Merck Sharp
by
of the shares
majority
a
dollars
Government
of
■'
Merck
and will
and
Tata
make
will
Merck
Sons.
its investment
in
U.
S.
"
authorized capitalization
paid-up investment
Will be 21 million rupees (about $4.2 million).
Apart from one Government-owned firm, the new company, Merck
Sharp & Dohme (India), will be the largest ethical drug manufacturing
operation in India.
It will have the capacity to supply substantially
all of India's present requirements for vitamin B-12 and steroid hor¬
mones and will produce many other medicinals as well.
of
million
42
& Dohme (India)
rupees
(about
will have
$8.4
Messrs.
Total
profession by Merck Sharp & Dohme, a division of Merck &
Co., Inc., for general use In treating rheumatoid arthritis and a wide
range of other diseases.
Within the last year, according to John G. Bill. President of Merck
Sharp & Dohme, Decadron has undergone one of the most extensive
clinical testing programs of any steroid since cortisone itself, which
the company Introduced ten years ago.
Almost 1,800 investigating physlcians in virtually every U. S. medical research and teaching eenter,
jn addition to investigators in 28 foreign countries, have taken part in
medical
shares
that
to
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Director of Advertising—
Smith
L.
this
In
to
them
wife.
The
Atwater
the
on
had
and
evidence
that
Rubin
to
their
oil
and
the
for
representation
the
were
same
Rubin
and
transferred
Atwater
285,000
of
promoters
the
offering
these
shares
has
been
appointed
the
to
post
of
director
of
position,
Smith
Mr.
will
full
have
responsibility
the
for
to
in
ptospective
investors
the
end
the respoM^fft and its promoters.
conclude
we
the
that
thfe
SUch
of
was
results
of
the
been
tion
manager
:
advisor.—V, 137,
Co.,
Inc.
A
of
Technical
to
program
small
serious
that
nature
Development
accelerate development of
scientific
investment
new
The
new
Exemption
This
Elizabeth, N. J., has applied to the SEC for an
from the requirement of Section 15(d)
of the
Act of 1934 to file annual and other periodic
company,
exempting it
Exchange
order
Securities
and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
persons until Nov. 21, 1958, to request a hearing thereon.
;
Metals is obligated to file reports with the Commission by reason
of
an
undertaking to do so contained in a registration statement
filctl in 1945 for a public offering of securities.
It urges in support
of its application for exemption from the reporting requirement
(1)
that all of its outstanding securities, namely, 249,576 common shares,
are
held of record by 35 recordholders, of which 244.606 shares are
held by its parent,
American Marietta Co.; and (2( that the con¬
tinued filing of the reports is not necessary in the public interest or
lor
the protection of investors.—V. 173, p. 2390.
reports;
.'«• Michigan
Months
12
Gas
Utilities Co.—Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—
Ended
'
Gross
Net
operating
revenues
income
—
.
dividend
Preferred
requirements
-
*1958
$5,423,994
493,602
45,500
Treasurer
and
Drake
tEarnings
the
share of
per
•Purchased
bond.
for common stock
earnings
gas
+Based
on
common
'-LLz-J--'-' * '• $448,102
'+ $407.00S
$1.32
$1.22
stock
;—
costs reflected above include payments made under
the aveiage number of shares outstanding during
Henry
that
The
company
plus
accrued
Farmers
interest.
Trust Co.,
2 Wall St.,
will
be
New York.
made
N.
at
Y.—V.
the
City
188. p.
Bank
1435.
consolidating
the
But
loss
■
;
year,
a
•
;
year
a,
less
to
ago
-
Company operation, 1958
for the fiscal year, ending
substantially lower
very
than
that
of. the
1957
•
,t.
program
oper.
ry.
1958—9 Months—1957
$413,554
$383,128
$3,405,587
242,322
1,904,092
$191,490 \ $140,806
revenue—
$1,501,495
581,369
Minneapolis
60,822
Net
ry.
—V.
$3,601,746
2,162,006
$1,436,740
539,228
1958—Month—1957 * 1958—9 Months—1,957
$2,022,441
$1,775,356 $16,878,175 $17,198,922
.
1,437,302
1,419,692
13,058,944
12;901,185
$355,664
?
$3,819,231
$4,297,737
1,395,185
1,569,355
$585,139
income—
oper.
188,
38,870
-
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
&
from ry. oper.
rev.
>-
1520.
Railway oper. revenue-Railway oper. expensesNet
222,058
income—
oper.
188, p.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
.>
of
the
221,077
,152,118
1520.
p.
as
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev—
Railway operating exps.
misstatement
to
1958—Month—1957
-
$4,876,182
Net
,
from ry. ops.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Corp., Minneapolis,
$1,888,465
1,457,141
income
oper.
188, p.
14-35.
,
1958—9 Months—1957
$4,285,909 $31,993,237 $36,057,386
3,316,431
26,979,013
29,285,721"
2,987,717
that
require
and
technical
company
Minnesota's
industries
announced
was
through
Oct.
on
$969,478
$6,771,665
2,326,718
$5,014,224
290,060
2,015,912
;
f
-
V'v.
..
,
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
growing roster
formation of a
31.
period End. Sept. 30—
1958—9 Months—1957
$419,914
operating rev._
Railway operating exps.
director
a
that
of
Net
$582,616
$3,550,031
Ryden as officers and incorporators of the new
five other Twin City businessmen.
They are: Willis K.
Byron D. Smith, Vice-Presidents of the new company;
—V.
283,014
267,303
2,637,285
2,543,957
$136,900
$315,313
$1,946,647
income—T
81,255
149,120
$912,746
579,138
stock.
The
corporation will invest in small successful tech¬
companies whose potential can be increased by added capital.
addition, a wholly-owned subsidiary, Technical Management Serv¬
The
new
corporation
has
in Minneapolis,
opened
offices
in
the
Minn.
Northwestern
1958—Month—1957
Net rev. from
$5,486,491 $45,410,708 $52,064,220
4,213,667
34,009,234
42,243,421
$1,318,732
399,252
ry. oper.
ry. oper. Income
—V. 188, p. 1864.
Missouri
Bank
$1,272,824 $11,401,474
Pacific
424,658
1958—Month—1957
$
This company
in
Net
and its parent firm, Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.*
Nov. 3 to the Federal Power Commission that they
Net
applications to furnish major
new
—V.
supplies to the
Chicago-Gary area and to communities now without natural gas service
located principally in Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula
new
gas
from
rev.
FPC
Oct.
on
pipelines
competing
denying
31,
to
the
Monon
the
of Midwestern and
each was deficient In
ruled
service was urgently needed, laid
down specific suggestions for filing of new projects to give the service,
regard.
But
It
serve
fcund
applications.
areas,
gas
10 days to advise the FPC of their plans for
;v
7..,....•
7
Midwestern-Tennessee Gas letter, sent to the FPC in response,
The
signed
was
W.
by
♦
Gardiner
Symonds,
President
Freeman,
Net ry.
.
President
of
Tennessee
Gas
in
its
(1)
to
be filed
To
furnish
360
at
once,
million
Tennessee
26,961,307
'
ops.
188,
$198,465
$2,196,825
•2,473
$283,062
115,290
.
1958—9 Months—1957
$1,732,975 $14,658,854 $16,558,971
1,534,510
12,462,029
13,884,985
742,361
$2,673,986
789,049
1435.
p.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1958—Month—1957
operating rev—
Railway operating exps.
Railway
plan to build and operate a new pipeline
feet of gas per day to the Chicago-Gary
support this with an application to furnish
a
$348,044
1958—9 Months—1957
$534,807 * $3,468,064
■-/
277,559
2,652,352
$4,733,755
3,190,972
$815,712
$1,542,783
*404,430
336,721-
*8,287
cubic
will
Gas
52,276,436
and
It said two separate Mid¬
provide most of the service covered
application, plus substantial additional volumes in the
area and Michigan Upper Peninsula as follows;
denied
ry.
1958—Month—1957
$1,722,173
1,439,111
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
Midwestern.
of
5,369,690 *47,503,144
2,718,338
23,742,074
-
RR.—Earnings—
Net rev. from
gave the companies
new
the
$
19,022,793 163,234,315 172,859,880
3,333,319
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev.Railway operating exps.
applications
$
24,392,483 214,737,459 225,138,316
6,225,161
ry. ops.
oper. income
188, p. 1520.
ry.
Michigan.
The
2,253,353
1958—9 Months—1957
$
Railway operating rev24,179,903
Railway operating exps. ; 17,954,742
letter on
a
$9,820,799
3,224,412
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co.—To File New Ap¬
plication With FPC to Build New Pipeline—
plan to file
1958—9 Months—1957
$5,032,122
3,713,390
'
'
,
978,052
1520.
p.
Net
is being formed to provide such companies with specialized
management
consulting services In
the
areas
of
finance, product
planning and marketing, Mr. Ryden said.
Euilding
oper.
188,
ry.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
ices Corp.,
N.
$4,490,604
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Stephenson,
Treasurer;
Fremont
C.
Fletcher, Secretary;
Terwilliger,-member of the executive committee,
as
a
spcialized, closed-end investment firm, the cor¬
to raise
an
initial
$1,500,000 through the sale of
common
of
•
ops.
from
rev.
Net ry.
company.
with Mr.
Functioning
poration plans
In
v
1958—Month—1957
Railway
4
Net rev. from
Net
Midwestern the gas.
(2) To be filed within
60
days, a second Midwestern application to
build and operate a pipeline, using Canadian gas, serving the com¬
munities principally in Minnesota, Wisconsin and the Michigan penin¬
sula.
"
-
*
ry.
oper.
ry.
188,
p.
V $198,086
$70,485
•57,791
ops.
incom
Deficit.—V.
•
41,472
1520.
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—To Sell Bonds—
-
'
The two filings
the
two
earlier
denied
"Discussions
have
Gas
another
pipeline
Oct.
"It
is
will
not
and independent of each other and
interconnected, as was planned in the
be
project.
Natural
on
See
will be separate
pipelines
been
the
Co."
firm
and
are
being had
with Northern
said.
(Northern, of Omaha. Neb.,
is
competing application also was denied
The
the
other companies
interested in
serving the area."—V.
This
the
establishment
subsidiary
The
in
has
of
Latin
a
187, p. 457.
to
be
Sao
countries.
known
under way for the subsidiary also to undertake assem¬
In time, this assembly work should
Venezuela.
The
new
subsidiaries
Cuba
The company also has a branch office in Puerto Rico.
which
Honeywell
($1.56)
now
has throughout the world.
In addi¬
a
447.
p.
it
was
anounced
on
Nov.
5,
recently
approved
a
public issuance of 30 billion lira
The
bonds
with
are
benefits effective
Carlo Faina,
-
Dec.
1,
1958.
President and General Manager,
stated that capital
through
capacity of the many new and expanded polypropylene
polymer facilities planned In Montecatlni's accelerated in¬
development program will be in the tens of thousands of tons
per year.
The company's present facility at Ferrara is presently under¬
going an expansion which will increase annual production, of MOPLEN
end
other
dustrial
polypropylene
Dr.
tons.
Brazilian operation brings to 14 the number of wholly-owned
188,
Ultimate
Initially
were
above.—V.
sale of these 20-year bonds will be used In the
execution of an
already formulated, broad-scope industrial program.
These plans include additional and expanded plants for the production
of
polyprop.vlenes and other
olefinic polymers,
new
petrochemical
cracking units and further studies on new synthetic fibers.'
Paulo,
develop into more extensive production, Mr. Meech said.
Honeywell's other Latin American subsidiaries are in Mexico,
and
lira
Dr.
as
Honeywell Controls Ltd., will
with a branch office in Rio de
it will function as a sales subsidiary, handling
imports, engineering and service of automatic control equipment for
Brazil's rapidly growing industries.
C. B. Meech, Vice-President of Honeywell's International division,
Janeiro.
in
bonds.
secured
expanded its Latin American operations with
new subsidiary in Brazil—the company's fourth
American
operation,
new
headquarters
Co.
($48,000,000) in 20-year
being offered to the public from Nov. 6 to
Nov. 21, subject to an earlier closing if the issue is pre-subscribed
before that date.
Carrying a nominal value of 1000 lira ($1.60 at the
present exchange rate) the bonds will be offered at a price of 976
6%
Operations—
company
Utilities
stockholders,
proposal for
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Expands Latin
American
States
duction—
31.)
hope of Midwestern that the proposal of service to Min¬
nesota. Wisconsin and contiguous areas of the Upper Peninsula of
Michigan, when filed, will be in cooperation with Northern Natural
and
Gulf
Montecatini, Italy—To Issue $48 Million 6% 20-year
Bonds to Expand Polypropylene & Petrochemical Pro¬
had
letter
whose
,
Payment
than
.
thisyear was
year.
—V.
transactions
-
has called for redemption on Dec. 15, next, $480,000
line bonds, 61
series due 1977, at 102.78%,
of its first mortgage pipe
be
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
the
bly operations in the near future.
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—Redemption—
and
unprofitable.
will
-
C.
Norman
said plans
188, p. 951.
period.—V.
be
1958
are
and
have
Net
•
■
.
Railway oper. expenses.
was made by Arnold J, Ryden, President of this
Mr.
Ryden was a founder of Control Data Corp.,
computer and control firm, and is Vice President and
Associated
*1957^
$4,463,351
454,006
47,000
•
at
bank-loans
of
will
31,
Railway
announcement
corporation
area.
Seeks
.
...
.
company.
Minneapolis
1786.
p.
—
Reporting Rule—
From
■V
and executive
Disintegrating
Metals
-
Minn.—Plans Sale of Securities—
Joined the corporation in 1932 and in previous positions
advertising manager, assistant sales manager, sales promo-
has
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
circumstances,
suspension order be made permanent."—V., 185, p. 2500,
Chicago-Gary
•
■/;.
Minneapolis, Northfield &
of
that,
circular disclosed
to Mr. Lieberman
Under all the
record doefc "not establish
offering clrehlar
Midtest
Smith
Mr.
Company-to pay
"Having already fulfilled our 1958 planned objectives, our
for 1959 projects a profitable operation."—V. 188, p. 1046.
western applications will be filed to
-
Mlnneapolls-Mollne
for the operation of the company less
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
the
gas
total
further, showed
*
payment
the preferred-stock issues,'*- J." Russell- Duncan.
on
.
fiscal
Midpage of which reflected the issuance of 575,000
program.
•
Oct.
issued solely in exchange for oil and
gas claims
However, the offering circular did set forth that
operation of the company's advertising department and advertising
and publicity agencies, and will develop an expanding public relations
•
transfer
certificates
\
■
results
and
Rubin
on
responsibilities
reductlon
;
shares
of
>
common
this, date," • Mr. Duncan said. 7
"Although the final figures for the fiscal year now ending are not
yet. available,*-because of
the : primary-• emphasis • placed
upon
the'
according to the
Messrs.
authorized the
the
on
of the regular
the company's debentures on Nov. 15 to "holders "
ability of
arrears
than $4,000,000
consideration of one mill per share.
"It thus appears,"
Commission stated,
"that the offering circular
adequately dis¬
among
advertising and publicity for this corporation, H. E. Martin, President,
announced on Nov. 3.
•
his
and
'
Merritt
to
that
taken
was
preferred
the nominal
at
some
*
,
Mr.
to
action-
the
on
"A,further, result qf the programs put into effect
large reduction in bank loans, *from $17.100,000 a
were
Messrs.
they
saM
program.
In these tests, Decadron has been administered for over one million
patient days of treatment. Besides establishing the drug's unique anti¬
inflammatory power, Mr. Bill said, the clinical tests confirmed its sig¬
nificant lowering of the unwanted side effects sometimes found with
earlier steroids, especially the tendency to precipitate or worsen dia¬
betes and to cause undesirable psychic manifestations.—V. 188, p. 1272.
7
.
the
ago.
nical
steroid hormone with five to 35 times the anti¬
power of those now available, has been released to the
new
inflammatory
the
and
Lieberman,
Hudson; and
an
million).
New Hormone Decadron Released to Physicians—
V
agreements
transfer
However,
showed
the Commission ruled
accurate.
,
Decadron,
subsequent
correct.
shares
No
dividends
first
14.
financial
all dividend
which
to-another;'"
of
Nov.
the
President,-said; 7fully reflects the successful, execution of-sound fiscal
policies initiated by the new. directors and management, who assumed
Net
of Merck & Co.,
India to form a
large new privately owned drug manufacturing company in India
in
conjunction with
the Indian
concern
Tata Sons
Private Ltd.
It will be located in the Bombay area. ..'
•„* The new Indian company, Merck Sharp & Dohme (India)
Private
I/td.,
"The
Co., Inc.—To Form Affiliate in India—
Sharp
has
Issuance
record
of
Lieberman.
shares
not
was
our
Merck &
quarterly interest
man,
even
though the exact number was not agreed upon until
shortly afterwards when It became apparent that Mr. Lieberman would
be required and agreed to lend additional funds
to finance the com¬
pany's operations.
The offering circular did not disclose
any under¬
standing that Messrs. Rubin and Atwater would transfer some of their
closed
1958—43 Wks.—1957
t
the time of the issuance of the
575,000 shares to Messrs. Rubin and
Atwater, it was understood among the three promoters that an un¬
dermined number of those shares-would be
transferred to Mr. Lieber¬
the
Melville
Period End. Oct. 25—
into
the
include
-
marks
Oct.-29
on
since. May-15,
1957.
dividend.
The directors also
at
-
statement filed with the SEC on Aug. 20, covering
warranty and repurchase agreements arid'5,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock, 6% dividend series, the latter shares to be
offered principally to holders of whole mortgage notes
and related
the
were
evidence
transmitted
him
Accordingly,
registration
were transferred
to
action
issues
>,
exchange for 111,600 shares and 167,400 shares, respectively,
Lieberman
575,000
$6,000,000 of
and
wife
the
entered
shares to Mr.
The
his
15,000
respect
Rubin
and
decision,
had
Mr.
shares
general
"
with
.
.
The
575;900 shares with .instructions to assign the certificates for the extra
.
„
6,000 acres cf oil and gas -leases
some
of record Nov. 10.
The preferred disbursements
quarterly dividend due for the Nov. 15 quarter.;;
the
-
directors and promoters. " Mr. Lieberman
person.
Of 900,000 common shares out¬
to.have been issued to Mr.-Atwater and
Said
were
facts
and
leases In
Mason Mortgage & Investment Corp., Washington, D. C.
—-Statement Effective—
stockholders
as
controlling
Liebermann
Atwater
750.
p.
-a-
Commission's
This Week—It is an-,
nounced that this company now plans to offer publicly
through Bear, Stearns & Co., New York, an issue of
$20,000,000 sinking fund debentures due 1978 (with com¬
mon stock purchase warrants). "
*
*"
' »
net
as
stated
Atwater
Mr.
Martin Co.—Debenture Offering
The
in exchange for certain-oil and gas leases and
transferred 285,000 of these shares to the
at one -mill per share. ',,
111,600 shares of.which
The
v-
but
corporate
common
on
$8.25
on
11,000 shares to others, retaining 167,400 shares; and that Mr. Rubin
had' transferred 3,400 shares to. Mr. Liebermann and
i.60,000 shares,..!
to Mr. Lieberman and his wife, all at one mill per share, leaving
v.-
•
.
575,000
had
275,000 to Mr. Rubin for
of. 25 ships of 5.000 tons each to be registered in Cuba.. The ships
pould be engaged primarily in carrying sugar, of which Cuba exports
about 5,000,000 tons a year. These -vessels will be designed for loading
or
unloading .within one. day. In the .Western Hemisphere ports at
which
they will call.
The construction of the • shipyard and the
building of the ships will be directed by the British group, which will
supply all of the technical aid necessary and much of the materials,
While
issued
had
lia<L been acquired by them--at nominal cost. -It was further Indicated
that Mr. Atwater had transferred 41,600 shares to Mr. Ltebefman and
•80,000 to Mr. Lieberman. and his wife,., all at one mill per share, ancl
fleet
a
Mid-Hudson
of
persons
.persons
standing, >300,000
-
.
,
these
was
syndicate,
workers.
local
to-two
that
Secretary, respectively, and
and one from Robin.
r
~
7 "The eventual capacity of the shipyard," said Mr.--Reis}rii, "will
be
125,000 tons -a year.
A fishing fleet for Cuba Will ".be the first
Order of business; eventually,' we will be building ships up to 14,000
tons
at
Mariel.
The yard will provide "employment for-more
than
3,000
circular
directors
on Oct. 29 took action to clear up all dividend ar¬
the two claesses of preferred stock. The board voted
payments
a" share on the $5.50 cumulative preferred and 12.25 a share"
the $1.50 cumulative convertible1 preferred, both payable Nov. 15 to'
rears
company's president
The offering circular listed Sidney
Lieberman, Richard M. Atwater,
III, and Martin J. Rubin as President-Treasurer, Vice-President, and
-
Burness. &
Colquhoun &
The
was
of
offering
shares
banks,
-Banco-- Cubano
and
-
the
_
capitalization of the new company,
be $28,000,000, with '75 %
being subscribed by two Cuban
will
*
Government.. -Mariel Shipbuilding, Ltd.,
-•Initial
common shares,
a Regulation A notifica¬
completed in May 1950" with
suspension order challenged fne"
made pursuant to
was
July 1955. The offering
all-500,000 shares. - The
accuracy of information contained in Mid-Hudson's
offering circular;
and a hearing. ? was
subsequently ordered to determine whether the
suspension should be vacated or made permanent. The- hearing con¬
cerned primarily the-question as to the
accuracy of Information In
from
Relsini
in
sale
the
offering by Mid-Hudson, Involving 500,000
cents per share
50
tion filed
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Resumes Preferred Dividend
-
to 20,000
Faina said.
He stated that
and
and
the
other
ample
duced
at
two new
to
be
with
a
projected
~
potential
in
Southern
materials.
locations 'will
Italy,
will
A portion of
be utilized "in"the
of
30,000
-
.
petrochemical cracking units,
built
supply of raw
these
tons,
one
assure
at Ferrara
a constant
the propylene
production
on
pro¬
modified
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1928)
1
"■
Monday, November 10, 1958
1
—
sssaggg
.
portion,
remaining
the
while
polypropylenes,
1
to
Net
P°u"^
Federal
Other
revenues
12,447,747 118,234,012
taxes—
3,182,237
1,759,949
25,218,154
15,627,438
2,615,486
taxes—
operating
share
1,530,779
after
Net
—v.
charges
1520.
188, p.
arranged to place privately an issue of $13,750,000 5% %"
first mortgage pipeline bonds, due June 1,-1979, it was
announced on Nov. 6.—V. 188,
p. 1718.
,;
2,635,976
Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Registers With SEC—
56,350,929
Railway
45/664,893
expenses
oper.
company has filed a registration statement with the
Securities
Exchange Commission covering $30,000,000 of sinking fund deben¬
tures
due in
1978.
They will be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and
*
58,471.089 477,968,155 559,199,479
49,648,942 414,769,437 469.655,437
The
Net
ry.
'Deficit.—V.
188,
;
,
.
,/<
,
subsidiaries,
,...
8.822,147
63,198,718
/4,047,823
1,721,284
*2,271,490
1865,
p.
/ < : r
89,544,042
y
/
..
10,686,036
operations
oper. income—
way
..:./V'
24,663,131
■
/
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
filed
corporation
4
Nov
with
statement
registration
a
SEC
the
on
100,000 outstanding shares of its
10c
stock, 60,000 shares are to be offered
covering
1G58,
New York Connecting RR.—Earnings—
par
for
company's controlling, stockholder, The Narda
offering is to be made by a group of eight
underwriting firms headed by Milton D. Blauner & Co.,
Inc., and
Michael G. Kletz & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
additional
40,000 shares represent purchases
by each of the
eight underwriters-of 5,000 shares each from officers of the company
at
S3
each.The prospectus
indicates that these shares "are not
being offered at this time."
•
Organized in October, 1957, Narda Ultrasonics is engaged in
mass
production of low cost ultrasonic cleaners." It has outstanding 774,500
common shares, of
which Narda Microwave will own 373,631 following
its sale of the 60,000 shares the subject of this offering, or 48.3/1
qf the then outstanding shares.
John C. McGregor of Hicksville is
listed as company President.—V. 188, p. 1615.
stock.
common
public
this
Of
Period End. Sept.
,
Total
net
assets
asset
net
Sept.
of
as
There
•
.
outstanding
shares
1,575,484
were
compared
$30,150,255,
were
30, 1957.
against $17.20 on Sept.
as
1958
30,
end of
the
at
fiscal
1958
shares outstanding at the 1957 fiscal year-end.
During the 1958 fiscal year, the corporation paid 73 cents in dividends
against
as
1,472,607
and 60 cents in
capital gains.—V. 187, p. 2227.
National Can Co.
1958—3 Mos.—-1957
Period End. Sept. 30—
J7et
sales
Income
2,010,239
2,553,310
2,329,830
3,653,327
1,046,000
1,328,500
1,201,000
1,888,000
$964,239
1,230,554
$1,224,810
$1,128,830
$1,765,327
1,152,978
1,230,554
1,152,978
$0.78
tax
$1.06
$0.92
This
for
income
—V.
—:
outstanding
Earnings
share.
per
188,
of
As
with
certain
value
of
Dunhill's
1957;
1958
operating revenues—.———
$5,057,542
Net earnings for common stock—
—852,605
Earnings per share of common stock———— •
$1.82
—V.
stock,
common
the
to
its
to
York;
New
12.56%
or
in
of
merger
Net
estate
at
addition,
each
investments
in
of
Dunhili
of
share
securities
investment
of
New
the
to
proposes
York
declaring
(with
that
or
it is
$4,809,185
—
may
value
market
a
ill
par¬
and
primarily
Dunhili
shares
Assuming
'
'
•'
1
'
Dunhili
of
oper.
*
expenses
shares
common
comply
6,199, 552
% $502,742
$328,840
$2,813, 643
$3, 049,725
119,250
32 384
423, 667
554,266
from
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
This
financing
fjonds
of
natural
For
represents
thfe
first
in
businesses
$
Deficit,—V.
188,
other, than
'
' •'
.
-"'"•' "V'.
2,744,340
16,178,485
"•>:
v •
2,348,500
111,750
public' offering
the
company;
which is ' one of th£
pipeline operators in the country.
gas
period
a
of
five
bonds
the
years,
Net rev.
of mortgage
long-distancci
pioneer
not
are
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating
Railway operating
redeemable
from
ry.
—V.
■
.
289,788
7
■
Co.—Registers With SEC—v.
Get.
on
30
filed
:
PROCEEDS—An
stock
*
reduction
the
jsale
of
expansion
*
program.
from
"
<J>
*
1
*
four
months.
:
the
on
for
.
,
.
,
t
.
225,000-kw
completion
Unit
In
p.
Illinois
Gas
all
Natural
Light
of
area
&
the
•
Natural
•
Pipeline
Co.
Pipeline Co., both
together supply
Co.,
natural
also
and
Gas
Coke
Gas
for
Generating.
Corp.,
the
distributed
gas
certain
serve
other
in
and
Texas
subsidiaries of The Peoples
to gas utilities substantially
Chicago
the
and
26,823
Pipeline
began
operations
in
1931
with
a
pipeline
extending approximately 900 miles from the Panhandle field in Texas
to
the vicinity
of the
Chicago metropolitan area.
Prior
to
1948,
a
paralleling line was built, and in 1957 the company constructed
and began operating
a
350-mile extension to certain gas producing
areas
in. Texas,
including a new connection in Oklahoma with the
system
of
a
non-affiliated
delivery capacity
559,009
McL
the
of
For
the
pipeline company.
The present daily
pipeline facilities is approximately
ended
Aug. 31,
1958, about 20<*
gas
company's
12 months
of
the company's gas supply was derived from
Panhandle field in Texas, and the
balance
term
with
contracts
its
certain
producers
gas
and
other
has
company
Involves
pipeline
related
with
^
of
embarked
the. construction
and
connection
1958
of
facilities which
Boston
and
Corp.;
an
expansion
approximately
facilities
expected
will
to
511
cost
company
it.
of
three
the
•
subsidiary
a
of
Ormet
Corp.,
Generation of
land
other
two
mine's,
mile
the
third
will
unit,
and
fed
oe
the balance
into
the
Consolidation'Coal Co.
cleaning, plant
to
188,
system.—V.
conveyor
the
p.
permit
those
Halsey, Stuart &
Kuhn.
Lceb
&
Co.;
Inc.
in
Blyth &
with
paralleling
install
in
much
as
the
of
$70,000,000.
to
increase
an
associated
Co.
miles
daily
as
offering
are:
'.In
by the
delivery
195,000
Dillon,
Secimties
Ripley
&
St
Co.;
Co.,
1958—Month—1957 7
'•
The
&
First
Kidder,
expenses
49,602,639
Federal
Ohio
the
of
Power
Neisner
Brothers Inc.—October
Period End. Oct. 31.—
Bales
Sales
1958—Month—1957
$5,576,733
188,
Higher—
1958—10 Mos.—1957
$5,453,578 $49,239,056 $51,621,983
p.' 1615.
taxes
operating
Net .after
—V.
.
•
Net jrev. from
ry..ops.
Net pry.
—Y.
oper.
m, J?.
income—
1958—Month.—1957
$953'518
163,627
1520.
'' ■
$1,006,903
.
$8,591,475
$9,420,484
630,681
316,894
$234,624
'1
1958—9 Mos —1957
6,477,231
6,344!854
8326,222
S2J14 244
12&0
mooi
~*3
Coal
by
be
the
'
filed
company
Ire¬
from
one-third
a
?
:
Co.—Files Stock Plan—
registration
a
million
new
delivered
site .via
plant
power
1865.
will
statement
with
the
SEC
'
-
Oct.
on
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Proposed
Merger
Flintk'ote UoVVoove'.-^y;1188,* p: 1273.'
* *; ' "
'
'
9,990,000
income
p.
—Heavy Tooling and Start-Up Costs Affect Net—
Consolidated
fiscal -year
higher
Share
As of Oct. 31—
Capital
Net
95,119,855
7,007,970
80,511,890
Corp.—Asset
*
»
—:
assets
8,024,823
9,823,801
'After
■
.
Value
»
!
deducting dividend of 35c
per
1958
''
-
Sales
Chemical
The
agent
stock
of
the
on
stock
Corn
distribute
to
United
Exchange
certificates
Aircraft
of
basis
of
Corp.—Dividend
one
Bank,
Corp.
share
of
Norden-Ketay.—V.
New
York,
has
of
par
$5
stockholders
to
United
for
of
each
months
been
net
normal
of
A
Corp.
been
common
is
Net
—V.
ry.
$937,471
762,693
714,782
$202,607
80,418
operations
income
oper.
188,
p.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
•
$965,300
$6,815,665
$8,099,421
5,992,136
6,548,161
$222,689
$823,529
.77,456
62,344
$1,551,257
559,125
.
frcm rail¬
revenue
way
Net
1958—Month—1957
1521.
level,
will
company
receive
bids
until
(EST)
noon
on
Nov,
1958
Philadelphia, Pa., for the purchase from it of $6,690,000 equipment
series F, dated Nov. 1, 1958 and due $223,000 semi¬
annually from May 1, 1959 to Nov. 1, 1973, inclusive. These certificates
are
the first instalment of $12,540,000 authorized series F certificates*
which will finance about 80% of the estimated cost of
$15,707,347 for
the following new equipment: 12 1,800 h.p. dieselielectric
trust certificates,
locomotives,
less
than
hopper
98%.
The
cars
and
company
25
box
has
asked
bid
No
cars.
ICC
is
to
permission
in
SEPTEMBER AND. FIRST
Period End. Sept. 30—
1058—Month—1957
$
Railway
Railway
oper.
oper.
1
'
$
*
NINE
be
to
received
issue
the
MONTHS
1958—9 Mos.—1957
*
^
revenue—
18,914.650
21,021,563
151;723,784
192,498,391
expenses
10,504,019
13,690,139
103,800,099
129,933.703
8,410,631
7,331,424
5,224,927
4.360,271
47,023,685
27,561,390
62,564,688
33.295.105
:
'
*vay .operations—..
Net *y. oper. Income
—V. 188. p. *1521.
1958
Joseph
a-better
and
G.
Rayniak,
on
schedule,
efficient
more
Cushman
costs
-
at
are
having
are
..
,
more
a
beneficial
a
.
Motor
Works,
which
has
since
acquisition of that company last year, now
rapidly as feasible.
Marketing efforts
at
beh.g improved and expanded.
;*
V
1
implemented
are
for
tooling
operations
.
program
development
President, said indications
performance for OMC in 1959* New
earning
as
.
important cost reductions arid improved efficiencies have been effected.
In October 1958, Outboard Marine Corp. acquired
approximately 97%
of
the
common
stock
of
The Midland
Co., South Milwaukee, Wis.
Midland is a long-U^ge producer of power, driven garden implements
such as sma:U .tractors, and rotary tillers.
Adding certain Midland
products to the Lawn-Boy line, as well as continuing to market under
the
Midland name, .will
materially strengthen market coverage "and
penetration. '.* ■"
*
Fiscal
Rayniak said, major efforts are being directed
earnings performance.
"Most of the unusual ex¬
1958," he predicted,
"should not recur in 1959,
We are continuing to place a strong emphasis on cost control
through¬
out
the organization.
We believe that this program, together with a
continued
will
1959,
Mr.
improving
incurred
penses
in
aggressive marketing
produce
favorable
Pacific Electric
results
operating
Net
rev.
from ry.
ry. oper.
188,
ops.
p.
a
188,
1958—Month—1957
831,951
healthy economy,
p,
1718.
.
$1,151,465
'
1958—9 Months—1957
$9,506,336 $11,273,213
-975,419
7,783,062
$302,630
$176,046
$1,723,274
$2,290,460
76,293
*67,938
-.*293.303
14*521
income—
•Deficit.—V.
products .ha
1959."—V.
rev.$1,134,581
Railway operating exps.
Net
of our
in
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
FOR
A
earnings
production
reduction
cost
towards
13,
in
1,500-70-ton
in
,
being
In
Norfolk & Western Ry.—To Sell Equipments—
The
were'
company
;
On July 1,
19S8^the1 operations of Pioneer Saws.* Ltd. wer.e moved
from Vancouver, B.C. tCiffEeterborough, Ontario. By integrating Pioneer
into the plant and organization of Outboard Marine Corp. of Canada,
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
oper.
1958,
to
in
effect.
common
187,. p. 2004.
revenue—
oper.
sales
the
common
with .-1957
of
point
were
Cushman
Period End. Sept. 30—
earnings
7,819,419
average
models
"
Railway
Railway
of
-
compares
already
appointed
value
shares
v
.
of
,
Noiden-Ketay
20
products
80%
,
the
were $9,094,9.45,
or $1.16 per -sJmre
shares outstanding during the year.
of $13,070,963 or $1.78 per share
on
the average number of shares outstanding in fiscal 1957.
Cash
dividends paid in
1958 totaled $6,256,105 against $5,148,820 in 1957,
Although much depends on a continuation of the favorable sales
the
This
Agent Appointed—
shares
for
than
of
performance
Norden-Ketay
Outboard
more
"
for
increase
an*
'./
Consolidated
on
'
12
capital gains during
totaled 81c per share.—V. 188, p. 1436.
subsidiaries
due to inactivity in the pulpwood industry.
- •
Contributing to higher sales was the highly successful introduction
the V-4 50 horsepower outboard motors,
entirely new-in concept.
However, - heavy tooling and start-up costs affected earnings margins!
$23.28
•*'' ' '• '
28, 1958.
'
Dividends declared from accumulated
ended Oct. 31,
jts
of
share payable Dec. 15 to stock¬
holders of record Nov.
1957.
over
and(i accounted for
and
$156,712,982/
lower
$28.96
—
were-
;
1957
,
1958
1958
the Cushman Motor Works subsidiary are included for the
whereas, in 1957, they were included only for the four months
following acquisition. Lawn-Boy power mower sales held close to the
preceding
year,
while
Pioneer
chain
saw
sales
were
substantially
—'$52,204,729 $41,958,083
1,802,703
1,802,703
:
share
per
'
1958
:*
30,
about%6%
or
for
total.'
this' corporation
of
SepC.
full year,
Increased—
-s
■
:
shares
assets
74,475,065
62,220,474
sales,
ended
$8,236,663
1521.
Niagara
Net
11,285,918
.
Outboard Marine Corp.—Sales Increase in Fiscal 1958
4
•
1521.
Pacific Mills—Offer *to Stockholders—
Net revenue from rail075 630
imlss
System,
about'. 2
'36,994
certificates.-
Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings-^-
period End. Sept. 30—
S*
°L?Hmg reVRailwaj operating .gxps.
$651,584
71,562,085 704,232,886 *648,908,316
48,943,283 447,488,695 440,854,791
6*523,000
82;494iP00
60,819,000
8,071,979
79,130,336 .72,759,460
8,789,776
charges
ie8,
EARNINGS
>
3,163,009
Co.,
&t Co., Inc.—V. 188,
generation
Co.,
1958,
sales
Net
Peabody
fitter & Co., and A. G. Becker
rub
—V.
taxes-
income
Other operating
«
p
in
covering 240,000 shares of its common stock, to be offered
to certain key employees of the
company pursuant to its "Restricted
Stock Option-Plan.''—V.: 188, p. 1718.
•*_
■ ■
•'
•*
-r-.
•
1958—9 Months—1957-
3
3
Operating
Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Inc.;
This
31,
Co.—Earnings-
79,668,333
Mcf.
Read
Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
& Co.; Lazard Freres
Z?'' „Lehmai1 Brothers; Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner ,& Smith;
Smith, Barney 8: Co.; Stone
Webster Securities Corp.;
White, Weld
Union
Ilarriman
Oklahoma Natural Gas
com¬
which
,,
.
units,
Mine>:of-the
the
$3,$14,593
.;
10
•
which
units;;;'
of the American Electric Power System.
The 3-unit Kammer .plant is* expected to consume
tons, of coal, per -year, all of which will, be
supplied
7" 77.;
$315,301
317,732
<Ormet
Ohio, 1 about
Jointly owned' by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.. and. Revere
& Brass Inc.,^ owns the ..first two .units jut Kammer plant.
will/ be owned by Ohio ^ Power Co., which will oper¬
ali
to
:
revenues
long-
program
about
expects
107,000 Mcf, and possibly
UNDERWRITERS—Among
Inc.
upon
this program the
capacity of at least
•
the
••
*.
Norfolk Southern
The
Co.
in
under
pipeline
panies.
end
wells
own
principally
8,046
1521.
Period End. Sept. 30—
surrounding
Gas
.
$70,717 7
Operating
utilities.
gas
$3,092,625
J332,421* - 2,777,324
1959.
part
1958—9 Mos.—1957
•
the"
at
.Ohio River. .4%
the
.
♦
-
•
of" America
■
3
February
began in early 1956, shortly after,first
unique operation involving coal mining, electric
power generation,
aluminum production and fabrication of aluminum
products—all in .one major,, industrial complex.
.1 t
Bulk /of tile /g&hpfatreri/ ,ot the first ^two units
supplies the Ormet
plant and the; new Olin Mathieson aluminum rolling mill adjacent
1,557,342
" 7/
~
worj^Ut. Kammer
''~-7 "
•
$403,138
$47,045
ops.
deficit
oper.
188,
exps.
ry.
New York Telephone
.
BUSINESS—Natural
which
--
See
amount
approximating -the net proceeds to the
these . securities will be applied to the
outstanding bank loans which were incurred for .the
purpose of temporarily financing a
portion of the cost of additions
being made to the property of the company in connection with its
from
company
/
v
registration statement with the
participations in the company's thrift
p.
\ Construction
announcement of,;'the
'•
or
anticipation of monies borrowed at an interest cost of less than
but-they a re. otherwise redeemable at tjhe option of the com¬
pany at any time at prices scaling downward from 104%
to 100%.
The bonds are entitled to an annual sinking fund, beginning Nov. 1,
1960, sufficient to retire approximately 95%
of the bonds prior to
maturity. The sinking fund redemption .price is 100 %,
390,534
third *uhi*t
ate
■
22,737,286
* 4,009,408
7;."' /7;/'
1958—Month—1957
$358,738 1
311,693
rev..
In
4.63%,
6
.
.
about
down
Copper
13,546,821 109,941,890 122,919,668
10,802,481
93,763,405 100,182,382
1615.
p.
*
$
'
'
*■
by
turn'is
The
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
$9 ,440,259
"
rail¬
income,__
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Bonds Offered
•
—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc."
headed a group of underwriters which offered publicly
©n Nov. 7 an issue of $30,000,000 first
mortgage pipeline
bonds, 4%% series due Nov. 1, 1978, priced at 99%%and accrued interest, to yield about 4.68% to maturity-
!
$9,013, 195
709,200
Oil
Ormet
-.fcq^seek /,en,
from .:, the
1615/1 ;•
p.
$
operations
oper. income.—
ry.
1958- -9 Mos.- -1957
1'
$1,033,040
.
miles
and7 therefore.', exempt
128,
12,444,282
10,095,782
revenue—
oper.
way
24,672 247
12,401.606
RR.—Earnings—
$93,000,000
generating, station provides power
Corp.'s new aluminum* reduction plant at Hannibal,
effected, New York
that it has ceased to
surviving
Net revenue from rail-
Net
26,176,494
12,270,529
697,567
company
line
The
for
exchange
;1058-^Month^-1957 '7:, 1958—9 Mos.-^1957
' '
•
$1.73
4,622,588
2,309,381
1958—Month—1957
Progress continues ...meanwhile
Captina,
W.
Va., ; plant,
slated
.
'
6,520,576
2,860,281
The second 225,000-kilowatt generating unit at Kammer
plant is now
operation, it was announced on Nov, 3.
Unit 2 followed Unit 1 ,on
the
each
is
declaring
engaged
for
100%
1,135,248
merger
the
company
Act.—V.
eight
have
order
an
of
•
'
138,668.519
12,463,577 105,228,170 113,996,272
Ohio Power Co.—New Unit Completed—r
at
'
'
131,404,664
covering $11,250,000 ot
together w''th< 267*062 shares of Ohio Oil common
be purchased pursuant thereto.—V. 188, p. 1865.
plan,
ac¬
7i
■■ ■• '
1
'
•
77;., :
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
803,131
183, p. 951.
and
the
If
shares
Dock.
would
company
Company
10.
York
merger.
investment
an
of
Dock
New
apply
investment
of
of
basis
corporation
after
Investment
the
on
share
surviving
Railway
Railway
1958—9 Mos—1957
$
17,086,165
$1,200,309
1521.
p.
Ohio
the
$2,217,107, or 68% of Dunhill's total assetsi.
Dock
has
outstanding 70,000 common and 31,800
common
that
"ops."*-'
ry.
operations
oper.
188,
SEC
items, cosmetics, toiletries and other merchandise.
substantial portion of the assets of Dunhili and its
a
York
an
J
expenses
revenue
The
real
its wholly-owned subsidiaries, is engaged in
wholesale, of tobacco, tobacco products and
consist
outstanding
be
'
company's
1958, of
30,
New
1958—Month—1957
v«'
■
pipes, gift
cessories,
subsidiaries
June
remaining
from
1615.'
p.
revenue-
oper.
ry.
—V.
$1,891,441.
Dunhili, through
sale, at retail and
In
and its
')
j
Sept. 30—
oper.
way
Net
38,100
$1,444,127,
at
incurred,
188,
1521.
p.
the
1958.
portfolio
were
that
SEC
and
securities
a
there
'
incomel—
opeiv
188,
Railway
Railway
As of the same date, New York Deck's investment
subsidiary, New York Dock Ry., was carried on
sheet
balance
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
Sept, 30—
Gross
of
.?
Northwestern Pacific
for hearing on Nov. 25,
New York Dock had
$10,207,978.
Included
1958,
30,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Months Ended
Inc.,
applied
incident
transactions
scheduled the application
June
has
company
International,
Dunhili
has
of
investment
Y.
N.
loans
securities
of
125,631
V
Co.—Merger Proposed—
30— _v
"f'
' ;
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
/
•
outstanding shares.
in
its wholly-owed
*
National Gas & Oil Corp.
12
*130,276
1521.
p.
exempting
into
market
a
shares
895.
p.
$988,625
*31,957
order
and
Commission
order
*
Net
Chares
117,271
188,
Brooklyn,
an
with
$1.53
—
income—
oper.
"
Period End.
Dock
Federal
for
income
1,887,544
$50,233
New York Dock
the
tax
Provision
ry.
$216,325
ry.
'Deficit.—V,
preferred
1958—9 Mos.—1957
Federal
before
Net
shares
$39,670,407 $35,234,906 $79,846,030 $71,858,509
—,—
income
2,020,845
$846,675
ops.
from
rev.
\"f
t
Net
Net
Net
bank
costs.—V.
$2,876,169
ticipating preferred shares and Dunhili 300,000 common shares. Under
the merger
proposal. New York Dock shares will be converted into
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earns. Off—
1
"
Railway operating rev.l
18,715,285
Railway operating. eXps.^ 12,194,709
■.
" 1958—9 Mos.—1957
$2,867,520
ts
for the previous year, Hugh Bullock, President, said,
value per share at the end of fiscal 1958 was $19.14
$25,335,354
while
Railway operating exps.
The
Corp.
Nation-Wide Securities Co., Inc.—Assets Rise—
with
1958—Month—1957
$400,737
$265,554
184,412
215,321
rev.,.
j
'
the
by
sale
Microwave
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating
to. help'them finance construction
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
%/..•//; \
-
Narda Ultrasonics
compaiiy said proceeds will be used to pay
construction
costs,
including, the purchase
for
from rail-
revenue
J
The
1958—9 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
Railway oper. revenue—
24,719,069
21,454,268
29,138,474
24,846,592
2,946,042
3,660,464
3,134,291
income
operating
$26,548,224,
was
Central RR.—Earnings-
New York
Net
Net
1958
30,
June 30 net asset value was $25,259,943 or $31.62 a shard
shares and on Sept. 30, 1957 it was $26,143,923 or $29.74
on
879,181 shares.—V. 188, p. 447.
Period End. Sept. 30—
172,001,935
113,064,969
20,842,573
13,375,324
19,540,054 188,218,078
21,972,553
13,369,903
—-
expenses
income
Sept.
798,957
a
Operating
Operating
of
as
On
year.
on
1958—9 Months—1957
1958—Month—1957
Period End. Sept. 30—»
this Fund
of
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Mountain States Telephone &
;
value
asset
equal to $34.13 a share on 777,919 outstanding shales,-according td
the
company's-report to stockholders for the third quarter of the
continuous thread. Capacity
if necessary.—V. 188, p. 1615.
produce staple and
be immediately douoled,
plant
year
per
of the plant can
North Carolina Natural Gas Corp.-—Private Placement
—The company through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Inc., has
New York Capital Fund of Canada, JLtd.—Assets Up—
with
othei
combination
in
ethylene, is earmarked as source material in the formulation of
unique and revolutionary products.
<
•
Montecatini has also decided to install at Term, a 10 million
See
Burlington
Industries^ Lie.
(Continued
above.—V.
on
page
182,. p.
48)
2793.
-
8,982;75?
Volume 188
Number 5793 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Perk
DMDQBS
i Dividend announcements
tables.
Tn
nounced
the
first
f
all
dividends
the
Then
Stock
When
Per
A.
C.
F.
Industries
SI.20 class A
Admiral
Sugar
4.08%
12-
1
11-15
Continental
"Cook Taint
&
Inc.
preferred
12-17
11-
(quar.%
1-2
$1.05
$1.15
xl-
$?5c
_'_*
3
$3
50c
11-25
11-25
quar.i_
30c
.12-29
25c
12-22
11-26
12-
11-21
„
$1.02
,
1st preferred iquar.)_]
preferred iquar. i
_J__2_____..
American Cement Corp., common
12-
5
5;
(quar.)
American
Stock
Co.
Stoek
25c
(two-for-one
to
-
approval
18.)
4(2%
(Common
American
(stock
30c
this
National
Archcr-Daniels-Midland
•
American
12-
1
$4
$ 15c
12-
1
11-14
50c
12-
1
11-17
12-16
11-19
12-15
11-28
!
30c
,
25c
$1.16'%
1-
2
12-
5
Powder
Co.
Electric
$1
1-
1
12-
(quar.)l.
Auto
$1,
Emery
1
Class
Avon
Axe
11-21
12-15
11-21
.
12-15
11-21
..
$25c
12-15
11-21
(quar.)
Science
11-26
S.
F.
40c
4%
Electronics
Corp.
.
.
(from
(Delaware)——:
12-
.
90c
1-
Stock dividend
12-10
7%
12-
,',,5%
12-10
12-
12-
1
$35:(4C
12-
1
$80c
12-15
Class
;
Stock
Corp.
Birdsboro
Steel
dividend)
:
Bound
Brook
Co.,
(increased
common
•. " Extra
3%%
12-15
11-14
1-20
1-2
%
General
12-
11-19
4%
12-17
11-19
20c
12-10
45c
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
4
%
1-2
12-
6
10-. 2.
Shoe
Co.
.
dend
on
$5 preferred
12-
1-1
t$1.18
12-
5
12-
5
11-
3-
3-
1-30
6-
5-
2
$1.10
6-
5-
2
8-
1
8-
12-
pfd.
25c
$1.20
i-i,
_
conv.
,
12-
1
12-16
I
—
1-
1
11-17
25c
.
12-16
12-
12-
1
12-22
$1.50
1-
1
.
•
1I-
1
Le
12-15'
11-21
30c
11-28
1
12-15
1
Lee
3-16
1
3-16
12-31
12-
5%
\
11-20
1
m.io
1-
2
12-
2
12-
2
,
4%. preferred
Colonial
»•
distributionin
t
Fund
stock
fraction
to
11-10
11-28
12-
1
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
t$1.25
12-15
tlS%C
1-
2
12-
2
12-15
12-
12-
1
1-
2
12-
Howard
2
12-
25c
12-15
11-15
12-
12-15
11-24
1-
1
12-15
$1.12 Va
—
12-
5
12-
5
1
11-17
A.—
11-21
11-14,
30c
12-
11-15
$1.25
12-
11-15
25c
12-
11-10
10c
12-
11-17
50c
12-
11-21
$$!,„
12-31
12-
8
$$1
12-31
12-
8
45c
12-
8
11-21
12-15
11-21
$0.076G
;
—
Power,
(quar.)
ccm.
:—
——
(quax>)
Co.
(quar.):
Theatres,
Ltd.
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)—
—
preferred
preferred
Johnson
—
$1.21
—
11-
common
12-10
12-
11-2G
11-14
$2
12-
1
11-14
$1.50
1-
1
12-19
—
—
Co.,
&
common
Machine
11-
5
11-14
1
12-18
11-14
(quar.)
$10C
11-14
11-14
12-31
12-15
1
12-15
1-
2c
—
12-31
1
12-
30c
(quar.)—.—
1
12-15
$$1.12%
12-10
11-20
27 Vac
_______
11-
30c
(quar.)—
11-15
11-29
11-14.
Tool (quar.)
Utilities, common
1-
2
12-15
$1.15
1-
2
12-15
34c
12-
1
11-14'
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
$25c
1-
2
12-19
30c
12-
1
11-17
$1.10
—
—
—
25c
1-
11-28
1
$1.12%
1-
1
11-28
$1.17 W
preferred
preferred
1-
1
11-28
11-17'
-12-10
$2.50
30c
12-15
11-21
26%c
.
12-15
11-21
^
12-
5
11-17
National Dairy Products Corp.
50c
12-10
11-13
National
$1.25
;
22-
2
1-
2
11-14
11-17
27 VaC
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
2%
1-2-3
1-
9
50 c
12-22
12-
1
7ViC
12-15
•
Dividend
Stock
1-5
12-10
; 5c
Food Products
Extra
5
11-26
14c
45o
(quar.)
(quar.)
60c
9334c
50c
(qimr.)__:_^
12-31
1-
12-
1
12-
National
2
---
—
Nestle-Le
55c
1-
1
12_
1-
1
12-
2
66c
1-
1
12-
2
New
°
Stock
Insurance
Fire
Union
Quarterly
2
59:,«c
_____
Co.
(Pitts.)
(quar.)
Mur Co.
dividend
Co.
New
11-14
12-
12-10
11-18
2%
2%.
..
1-
Common
2
45C
12-15
5%
11-20
12-15
11-20
"Units
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
2
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
$1.25
12-15
11-20
12-
1
11-12
Nov^ScotiaT^Light
12-
1
lie
12-
1
$1.25
25c
4%
11-12.
<
12-10
12-10
11-20
12-31
12-18
~
'
12 VaC
11-12
11- 5
50c
12-10
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
20c
12-12
11-25
12-
1
12-30
$1.12 Vs
1-
1
12-12
30c
$3.50
12-10
11-25
12-
-
11-18
•40c
(quar.)
Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
deferred
on
com.
payment
—
12-19.
$1.06'/4
1
•
11-18
of
Pacific Insurance
Interest
14c
11-20
Breaker,
Co.
common
11-15
11-
45c
(quar.)
12-
1
5
11-17
57 VaC
1-15
1-
2
12c
(quar.)
11-15
11-
1
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Paints,
A
12-15
11-
$32!aC
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
1
11-19
12-10
$1.06 V*
12-10
Ltd.—
Fund
Insurance
investment
(year-end of
income
and
30c
securities
profits)
Nickel
Co.
of
—
Canada,
40c
12-15
11-17
1
11-17
Interstate
1
11-17
Investors
Investors
Class
6%
A
A
B
corn-
—
Funding
Corp.
common..
11-20
11-30
11-14
$1
12-10
11-19
$1
(quar.)
Services, Inc.,
12-20
12V>c
Engineering
Diversified
12-10
-11-19
common
convertible preferred
——
-
(quar.)_
—
of New York
7
11-10
10-31
12-
1
11- 5
12-1
12-
1
11-
5
11-
5 '
11-28
13c
11-21
$1:
12-17
11-22
$1.02
12-
1
11-12
$1.05
12-
1
11-12
$1.10
-
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
12-10
11-17
$1.12
(quar.)
11-12
95c
Inc.
1-10
1-
1
Potlatch Forests
1-10
1-
1-
Powell
7 VaC
1-10
Extra
River,
——
5
1
11-24
11-19
12-
11-21
12-
1
1-
2
11-26
11-29
10c
15c
11-1&
50c
12-26
$1
12-15
$1
12-
1
lr
12-
1
4
^
11-21
/
12-
11-21
$1.12 V2
12-
25c
12-
2
11-12
4%
12-15
11-20
12-10
11-19
11-28
11-14
1-12
12-31
12 %c
1-15
12-15
15c
-11-15
11- 5
75c
20c-
.
$2.50
(Mass.)—,
(quar.)
5
11-21
40c
12-12
11-28
55C
12-19
11-28
$1.75
12- 1
11-20
12-24
11-15
35c
,
,
10c
—
13-
12-10
11-28
12-1
11-17
$30c
12-15
11-14
$15c
12-15
11-14
25c,
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-
11-12
12-15
5c
(quar.)!—
:
9C
1
3 7 VaC
-
Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (year-end) „—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
Corp;
(H. K.)
1
12-
60c
—
dividend
Polaroid
12-
12-15
25c
Dodge Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton R. R. (quar.)
Fhiltppine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)
Pioneer Finance Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
—
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
7%' preferred
12-15
$1.50
Phelps
-
9c
12-31
25o
,
(quar.)_'
Corp.,
Porter
of New York—
1—
Co.
Pitney-Bowes,
Ltd.—
$65c
.
6
11-
4%
preferred (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)___—
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas (quar.)
Perfex
Stock
$1.25
•
from
12-
10-31
11-
11-lft
11-21
$62%c
4V2%
11-19
—
(quar.)
Securities,
from
12-
11-26
11-10
70c
$$1.12V»..
Machinery (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Common
.
(quar.t
pre/erred B
$1
16c
1.
12-10
11-25
$$1
(quar.)
Pantex Mfg. Corp., common
(quar.)
6%. preferred
(quar.)—
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
_—Peoples
Telephone
Corp.
(Butler, Pa.)—
10-31
60c
Peanut Co.. (Increased quar.)
preferred
40c
requested,
.
dividend
Pacolet
beneficial
preferred
Class
12-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Package
(Tom>
International
with
11-10
Ltd.—
Vi %
Stock
at
11-14
1
1
11-17
10c
*
& Power Co.
Machine (reduced)
4.08% preferred (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)_
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Co. (quar.)
Oregon Portland Cement, class A—
11-14
12-
Institutloral
11-133
5
12-
Ohio Forge &
11-18
12-10
Lighting & Power
Institutional
11-10
30c
12-
40c
Ry.
Ohio Power Co.,
11-18
12-12
"
50c
(quar.)_
1
11-20
20c
(quar.)
Stores
Lock
4 ',4 %
Western
5%
—
Indianapolis Water Co.—--
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Nucleonics Chemistry &; Electronics Shares4
11-28
Co.—
4
Imperial Flo-Glaze
11-14
5
1-
75c
12c
11-14
6
12-
$$1.35
(quar.)
$1.11
11-14'
$1.12 »/2
11-
1
$45c
-
$1.10
12-
4.60%
Illinois
1
1-
$101W
(extra)
North Pennsylvania RR. (quar.) —
Northern Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.).—_
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co.
•
35c
I-T-E Circuit
2
t$ 2
•
(quar.)
preferred
Norfolk
Hugoton Gas Trust—
Huston
12-
$1
4%
1
$1.05
(quar.)
10-80
New Jersey Power &
12-15
40c
preferred
1
1-5
llrlO
-
Natural Gas (stock dividend) — .
Light Co.—
...
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Nev/foundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
11-14
12-19
stock-
(quar.)—
12....
50c
(quar.)
Jersey
12-45
50c
(quar.)
,1-19
5% :.
__
Light Co.
Britain Gas
2%
:
1
—
,00c
(quar.)
Gas
5
»
Sub-
(quar.)
of
-
12 VaC
*
11-28
11-14
2-
S3
(quar.)
(quar.)——_—_—
(quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co., Inc. (quar.)———
Munsingwear, Inc., common
(quar.)
—
5JA% preferred
(quar.)——
Mutual Trust (Kansas City, Mo.)—
3c from net Investment income antx
13 c
from
securities profits)^——j—
4.50%
11-25
11-25
;—
preferred
4.70%
5
11-15
12-
1
17V2c
12%c
(quar.)_!—_—
(quar.)—
Rhoads, Inc.
&
Monarch
Corp.—
______
5
1
tquar.)——.
Missouri Utilities Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)—_——
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (qtiar.)_ul_
1
50c
:
(Payable
50c
1
Mississippi Power Co.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
2
$1
If
12-
1-
preferred (s-a)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Mexico
Refractories
(quar.)
this time)
2
1-
$25c
2—_
cash.
2-13;
12-19
1-
4%
11-14
4
of-realized-gains).
in
2-13
10c
12-
G.), Inc.
(R.
Star Gas,
Mead
11-14
12-
Houston
1
w
t$ 1.25
-
2-13
10c
11-14
12-15
35c
Class
balances
1
20c
11-20
$10c
payable in cash in advance of record date)
3-
50c
pfd.
Valley RR.
(s-a)
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
4Va% preferred (quar.)
11-20
12-15
$$1.25
i
Extra
5%
share
1
95c
Massawippl
25,
$1.12%
(Action
42c
full
S.
(Marcus)
6%
11-20
(quar.)_
year-end
nearest
3-
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
11-15
53 VBC
common
preferred
tquar.)—
of Boston
(fiscal
the
1
$1.05
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison Inc. (quar.)__.
11-10
12-15
25c
1
30c
Valve Mfg. Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com. (quar.)—
3-
Messenger
•
Clrapman
2-13
$1
(resumed)
D.)
4.84%
11-14
Mfg. Co.- (quar.)—
Hoskins
1!
.___*
(quar.)—
2-13
1
*
-
1
1-
-
C».
(H.
Lone
11-15
11-25
Inc.
Miller
(quarj
B
4 V-> %
11-10
m'Ac
(quar.)
—
preferred fquar.)——
Belt
1
3-
20c
preferred tquar.)
Loew's
5
12-10
17 VaC
Extra
11-17
%tllc
Common
*4%
11-28
3-
$1.12 Va
28 Vic
Marshall-Wells Co.,
(quar.)____
com.
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Company, class A
Class
Public Service Co.—
Cliampfon Paper & Fibre Co., com.
•,$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Cliancc (A. B.) Co. (quar.).
12-20
50c
,
$1.08%
—
preferred shares
Tourneau
Lear,
"
Chain
11-17
(quar.)_____
prior
& Co.
Superior District
5'%
12-15
4-
12-
(S. H.)
Cansolklada,
Lake
11-14
25c
12-12
15c
-
1
(quar.)_______________
(quar.)
convertible
4Va%
1-
Honolulu
Hoover
12-12
12%c
(quar.)
12-15
4-
60c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
convertible
11-12
25c
■
(quar.)
12-
$1.1834
Common
-
Marmon-Herrington Co.
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5
50 c
.
--r—
America—
preferred
preferred
Hiawatha-Oil.&
12-19
1
t $1.25
pfd.
11-17
(quar.)—.—
11-17
(quar.)
Harshaw Chemical
9
12-
2
■
11-17
1
"
4.60%
(3ubject to approval
Handy & Harman,
11-14
12-
20c
——
Carson Pirie Scott & Co., 4%%
Central Illinois
$5
11-17,
$1.25
■
(quar.)—:
1
12-
(quar.)
11-10
—
div.
preferred
$4.40 preferred
-$4.44 preferred
5%
33%,%
(quar.)_i__
-
$4.20
divl-
(quar.)
8%: preferred (quar.)—:—
Carlisle Corp.
(quar.)
—
Catalin Corp. of
■
9-
55C
.
11-14
12-
:
1
holders- Jan. 27, 1959)__
(julf States Utilities, com.
(quar.):.
Lines Ltd.—
4%
preferred
%
Kress
Subject
split.
11-17
11-21
12-
11-30
1
$1.10
(stock dividend)—;—
preferred (quar.)_
redeemable preferred
3.80
American
10c
Mar.
5
12-22
•"
593i,c
(quar.)
preferred
-
1-30
9-
$1.10
,
preferred
2
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(W. R.)
(reduced)
Stock
•"
:
3%
'
*
$1.03%
(quar.)_-_
1-
Gorham
1
$1.10
preferred (s-a)
———
Canadian Canners, Ltd: (quar.)_———•
Canadian Drawn Steel Co., Ltd.—
Extrflr
11-
12-
$1.10
5%
5%
.
'
$1.10
—
'
:
—
(quar.)_
12-
Goodj ear 71re & Rubber Co. ^quar.
j Stock dl\idend
u
1
12-
$1.10
—
.
(quar.)
preferred
5c
1
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.,
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Grace
participating class A" (quar.)22_—22_2
Burton-Dixie Corp.
(quarj————2—22
5%
11-14
30c
$3.75
General
5
1
1-1
_1-
163c
tC8c
45c,
Canadian Oil Cos.,
11-21
12-15
25c
;
preferred (quar.)^
——
.
11-28
22 VaC
12 Vac
.
,
stock
1
preferred
(quar.)
Steamship
12-10
25c
split.
11-28
11-14
15c
4.75 %
(quar.)—
*
Buffalo Forge Co
.'
2
Bullocks, Inc. .(quar.)_,
2——
—,
Burnham Corp., common (quar.)—2——
6%
preferred .(s-a)—2
Burrard Dry Docks, Ltd.—"
Canada
11-30
7 VaC
(quar.),:.
5.28%
—
Canada Safeway,. Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
11-14
25c
5
"(lnitlal-quar.)______22_2__
Calaveras Cement
11-30
2 %
(quar.)
com.
5
____________—
Brunswig Drug Co.
,
7 VaC
$6
5
____________—
common)-
11-24
$1.12'/a
12-
(quar.)
common
12-15
$1
12-
■
New
11-14
I-15
12-10
10-28
12-
__2__
Brunswick-Balke-Collender' Co.
(stock
.
12-1
30c
40c
1
1
preferred Mquar.V— _2——.'
B (quar.)
preferred
(qu«T.)2
_2—2—
4.40% preferred B (quar.)——2_2—2—2'
4.40%: preferred (quar.i__—
4.40^ preferred B (quar.)__2
,
11-12
II-
1
4.40'%-
Brown
1
$1.75
1
■! 4.40%
1
12-
'
10-28
1-
;
11-17
11-28
1-
$1.10
4.40%- preferred
.
11-14
95c
Corp.
12- 5
•
50c
______
Company ..(quar.)
Kendall Company,
common
(quar.)
4Vii%" preferred
(quar.)_
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—
Ject to approcal of stockholders Jan. 6,
Foods
"11-28
11-28
1-
(quar.
fquar.)
1
lc
stockholders
for
2
Kawneer
1
m
-
B
12-
9-30
II-
t57c
,
preferred
11-14
50c
Transportation
(2
11-28
1-
___i.
preferred
;
4.20%
12-15
i53%c
4
4.40%
5
12-15
2
43i%; preferred (quar.)__
—22_2—
■; 5%; preferred (quar.) —2—2:——1_
5Vs% preferred (quar.) 2-———222222222:
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
.
12-
25c
—_____
(quar.)—
4.40% Vpreferred
12-20
4%
Motors Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$-5 ^preferred (quar.)
5
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
preferred
2214c
preferred
dividend
2
.
11-13
5c
{quar.)_—22__--_
P refer ed
4%
Increased
Stock
v
93%c
shares.—2___—_—2"
preferred,
V'4%
4Va%
4.35 %
22 %c
General
1-15
1
'
4%
Common
4
(resumed)
stock
Corp.
1-
'
1_
American
General
35c
s-ai
12-15
12-10
'
'
•
10-30
(quar.)..
(quar.)
America
General
(interim)
Co.,
11-15
1
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
!
Electric
1
11-
$1
10c
_______——
Columbia
12-
(quar.)_.
General
British Aluminum Co.—
British
11-15
4Va %
B
25c
preferred (quar.)—________ ——_2
v. Americau
4Va%
4s,4%
11-15
25c
(quar.)
11-28
Corp.—
(quar.).:
Montana-Dakota
11-17
11-14
Vi%
.
Chemical
fit
preferred
preferred
1
1
1
11-29
3
_
—
Water
4%%;
1
of Canada, Ltd.—
non-cum.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
:
convertible preference
(quar.)____.
Kansas City Power
Light Co.—
•'
A
7%
Co.—
(quar.)____.
dividend
Bristol-Myers
-
•
Machine
&
—_____
Co.
12-
12-18
12-
Vic
2% :
2__2
_2_—
(stock
Foundry
Airplane
Stock
.
$3c
5
40c
12
(quar.)___—
Initial
_
Boeing
.22—-'
(quar.
dividend
Beryllium
»'
1
55c
common
of
2
Common "(quar.)__^_
tl5c
(quar.)
French (Fred F.) Investing Co.—
12-1
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Explorations, Ltd.—„_1
Co.
12-
:
12-
—
2
1-
lVa%
r
Dutch Airlines (Interim)
to approximately $0.79549).
12-
I.
for
approval
Class
Quarterly
Co.
12-15
;
25c
series
Co.
(3
Ford Motor Co.
10-41
11-30
$5
Barber-Ellis
Mfg.
H.)
2
1
Royal
(Equal
Kaiser Aluminum
25c
common
E
County Land
20c
—
1959)
Y.
11-
Gossett
10-31
3VL>%
1957
Co.,
div.
to
11-15,
11-13
-
pfd.
2
1-
l'/4% '
(qu&r.)
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
11-15
60c
&
12-1
11-10
7 VaC
Company,
1
*
Belclcn
12-15
50c
preferred (quar.)
Stock
11-28
12-15
$31V4C
preferred
(quar.)
h'-W'/c 2nd preferred
(quar.)—__________
Baker Properties,. Inc.
(Minn.), $5 pfd._:
!
Burymin
12-1
'3%
$4
N.
preference
1-
________
25c
35c
—
(M.
1
10c
of
preference D
KLM
15c
(quar.)
Flintkote
11-28
12-15
(2 %
1
___2
Co.
1-
4 Vac
;
dividend
Mfg.
11-28 "
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.).
Kern
5c
common
2
1%%
preference C
'6%
11-17
5
10c
S. F. Company (year-end)
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
Boll
12-22
1__
Corp.,
12-15
1-
'
;
common
2
Ltd.—
Co.
preference (quar.)
preference B (quar.)
-
11-13
2
25c
2 %
%
conv.
Exeter
5
15c
.
Shippers Insurance
11-13
11-29
dividend
Resistor
Stock
11-21
11-18
1
.12-34
25c
B.
&
11-29
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Flsliman
Co.
11-13
Reinsurance
Extra
Erie
net
___
year-end
Bankers
12-15
12-
$12 VaC
(increased)
&
11-29
Storage Battery (quar.)___!
Industries (quar.)
Stock
dividend
profits)
B.
12-15
:
A
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
20c partic. preferred (quar.)—
12-10
$25c
Co., Ltd.—
(Increased)
Products
-Stock
(quar.)_%_u
(quar.)
Employers
$25c
(increased)-
Extra
*■
11-17
r____
Racing Assn.,
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
COc
Ltd.
Co.,
Lines
Common
Electric Service
Common
,'
Service
1
$1 preferred
$25c
Auto
12-
dividend
Eastern
11-14
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
class A (quar.)________
Co.
Air
Stock
12-15
$2.75
(quar.)
participating
Atlas
35c
.___
Eastirn
•
preferred
(quar.).
25c
Eaglo-Piclier
11-18
Louisiana Gas Co.
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Power, common
(quar.)
4.65%
12-17
Chemical Co. (quar.)_
Drewery's Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)
Dulany (J. H.) & Sons (increased-quar.)___
11-18
$1.75
(s-a)___.
(quar.)
'
12-15
12-15
1-
(quar.)
5%
12-31
-
'
Dow
2-20
2
1- 2
17 Vac
Public Service
4%
(quar.)
60c
5%
20c
(quar.)
class A and class
shares
12-15
5334C
,
7%
La
Arkansas,
Associated
7%
4
time).
_
Co.
the
on
10-30
1- 2
'
Extra
11-21
1
Sanitary
10c
Corp.,, Ltd.
Jamaica
12-17
:
Extra
at
11-17
De Beers Consolidated Mines—
11-20
123-
1
11-11
______
Corp., common (quar.).
7% preferred (quar.)
Andian
:
$1.12 Va
Standard
&
11-28
2%
(quar.)
omitted
payment
11-18
12-23
dividend).
com.
12-
12-31
Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)_
dividend
11-13
40c
Light & Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
11-26
1
Reynolds
i
,
.
11-17
25C ;
;
common
Dentists Supply (N. Y.)
Stock dividend
(quar.)_
Co.—
Radiator
11-18
12-10
split.
preferred
Pulley
12-10
;
Corp.
11-15
1
Co.—
B payments at this time) :1
• : *
t
W. G. Cigar Corp. (quar.) ______________
D.
stcckholders
_
Dryer
1-16 *
2
75c
stock
of
Varnish,
(No action taken
12-12
75c
(quar.)
American Metal Climax,
American
1- 2
■
dividend
American
l:
2-
1
12-
30c
(Chicago)
'
9V2C from investment in¬
19 Vac from realized security
(quar.)
Common
Douohue Brothers, Ltd. (quar.)_____
Durham Hosiery Mills, 6% pfd. A (quar.)__
1
12-
37 Vac
'
Subject
Dec.
12-
12-15
_
(quar.)
Chicle
Extra
12-15
'20c
$1.62 Va.
12-
20c
20c
•
Day-Brite Lighting (quar.)
;
;
_r
Delaware Valley Financial, class A (quar.) _'
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. fquar.)
:
Diketan Laboratories, Inc. (stock div.)
^
Dotmellcy • (R. R.) & Sons (quar.
11-10
6Va %
preferred
4.80%
:
Payable'Of Rec.?
29c,
Electric
Iowa
-
.
11-10
$i.31V+
2nd
SI.25
11-14
Share'■
11-14
1
«
(quar.)
prex.
Corroon &
/2-12
11-28*
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—
j
1
12-
%
.■*r.Z.
of
and
come
12-12
2
12-31
(quar.)_
common
12-
Year-end "
(quar. )____
(nicreased
Co.,
11-17
24c
,.2.
2
(quar.)_
Mfg.
12i 1"
^Quarterly
,
Common
(Chicago)
Crxsualty Co.
10c
•
5c
;
:
:
-
1
9
50c
12-10
of Company
Diversified Services, Inc.—
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.—
..
2
Extra
1-
50c
■_
1-
■'
11-14
1
1-23
62VaC
5c
""
Laboratories,
;
12-
12-
2%,
Corp., common (quar.),
4% preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Water, Power & Paper
Quarterly
:
;
12-10
2
12-22
27 Vac
Name
Investors
Holders
When
Per
1
Co.
(Louisville Ky.)—
11-28
12-
!___
Insurance
Continental Assurance Co.
*
Co., common (s-dj—_
preferred.
4qu«r./____%
Allis-Chaluiers
1-
•
(quar.)
Life
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Finance
VA
Allied
12-15
<
Cone Mills
Payable oj Rcc.
62 Vac
<quar.)
Fund—
Steel, Ltd.
Commonwealth
Holders
12-22
r::
..
(quar.)
preferred
.
(quar.)_,
com.
112 Vac
'.".'(From capital gains
Alabama Power Co.,-4.20% pfd.
-'4.60%
preferred
(quar.)__
Allied
.r
$30c
Refineries,
(reduced)
Aoroquip Corp.
Algoma
;'
.
(quur.)__
Homes
Ai filiated
(quar.V
<quar.)__
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
Share
,5%
(quar.)
f-"
PayutJle oj Rec.\
7 Vac
5%>
Corp.
dividend
4% 1 preferred
second table in which we show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
>
a
Company
Stores,
Holders
When
.
Share
Stone
&
dividend
Stock
follow with
we
Sand
Colonial
an¬
,
during the current week.
Name of
Name oj Company
-
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
,
Colonial
&
(1929)
10
The
(1930)
Life
Provident
Accident
&
Share
m
(Chattanooga Tenn.)
Insurance
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 cohv. pfd. (quar.;
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)—
Common
(increased)
Common
Voting
Finance
Ritter
—
Trust
-
J
A
12-15
11-14
12-15
11-14
(quar.)
-
:—
lweferred
(quar.)
(James)
—:
Ltd.
Co.,
-7c
7c
683'ic
:
11-14
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
■
11-14
11-14
150c
12-15
X20c
(s-a)——
11-15
12-31
12-15
12- 1
12- 5
11-15
$1 class' A
(quar.)_—
:
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Rockwell
Stock-split
+25c
55c
———____
additional sh. for each
:
two
Shares
held)——-A/A*
Rose Maile Reid, common (quar.)_;
5/e coav, preferred (quar.)
—
(One
All
12-20
11-20
12- 9
12- 9
$1
12-15
£25c
—__—$1.25
1-23
1-23
—
Sabine
St.
Royalty
preferred A
Farms
whaler
—.—
Co., 4'A A
pfd.
(quar.)"___;
Bros.,' Inc.
Company
I
(quar.)
i
:_
Simonds
Skil
& Steel
Saw
Corp.
Pfd.
5A
"
——_A___AAA_/-:
12-26
12-19
1.1-12
11-12
1
1212-
30c
Extra
(Edson B.)
'Beneficial
Southam
Ltd.
Spring
Southern
Bed
Union
4Vi'('
Co.,
12-29
50c
_______
11-15
11-
12-15
28c
$1.06 A
12-15
12-15
$1.18;!4
$1.25
Inc.,
(quar.)_______—__
common
Year-rend.,
Stock
$4.50
j
.
12-15
—
preferred
Company
Spotless
Standard Oil Co.
Stock div.
12-15
11-28
1- 2
11-28
$1.12 A
—__
(quar.) J
of Indiana (quar.)
of Standard Oil (N. J_)
each 200 shs. held)
Extra
11-14
62Ac
93%c
12-10
1-15
12-31
15c
12-10
11-19
12-10
11-19
(quar.)_
(John B.)
Taylor
Fibre
-
(8%c
1
11-14
11-21
12-
5c
3c
12-
1
9c
12-
1
from
net
income
capital
and
11-29 '>
52 %c
-
Stock
;
cpmmon____
11-
3
Chemical
6'A- preferred
Union
'•
Oil &
Class
A
Corp.,
United
Industrial
United
Science
Inc.
merit
Class
i
12-
1-
2
12-
5
1.1-14
12-
$a
12-20
11-10
$1.75
12-15
12-
•
^
Cos.
10c
11-17
1.
1-
11-
11-17
11-. 7
10c
12-1
11-14
12-14
12-
1
20c
-12-15
12-
5.
20c
12-15
12-
...
(quar.)
40c
32c
from
net
12-10.
11-28
security profits)
39c
11-28
-
50c
Chemical
Co.—
-
■
'
.
11-
5'
12-
11-
5
•,'
5
: -
•
Formerly United States Glass
dividend
Co.—
1
Pictures Corp.
(Payment
.^referred omitted
at
this
Company - (monthly)
41/4^
Monthly
.
Valley
time!
&
Iron,
common
Extra
Ltd.,
5'A
(quar.)
Oil
Works
West
Ohio
Western
Class
Wilson
Wood
Carolina
B
Bros.,
5eo
,
Conversion
Woodward
Wrigley
Iron
11-20
11-20-
1
50c
t31V4C
preferred
11-12
25c
' 12t 1
ABC
(s-a)
U-17
12-29
12-22
62VyC
(quar.)
1
12-10.
11-14
11-24
11-14
12-"5
.11-21-
12-
$1
25c
25c
(resumed)—
20c
yet paid.
6
U-17
12-
1
11-20
1-
2
2-
2
1-20
11-28
this
week,
.
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
dividend on,
new
common
split
When
Holiert
PavaMe of Ree
11-
12-
7
1
Co.
'
(quar.)_"___
(quar.)—-—
:
I-1-59
^
ri2-i>
60c
11-25
11-
12-
1
11-14
10c
1-
2
12-16
5c
(quar )
11-25
7
11-10
10c
12-15
11-29-
15c
12-12
11-28
2%
12-31
2%
3-31-59
12-15"
3-16
after
Cable
&
11-24
11-10
-
'
:.
12-..1'
11-12
11-10
l(/o
11-10
Electric
Pdwer
3'Ac
11-20
50c
11-15
•62'Ac
13-1.5
Home
(incr.
42c
5c
Ice
Co.;
Quarterly
(monthly)
4V2 %
&
preferred
American
AMP,
Foundry
>
(incr.
-
11-14
1
12-
5
11-
Potash
& Chemical
Stock
dividend
12-
-
-
&
American
'
12-15
12-
$1.25
A
(quar.)
12-31
;
12-31
:
12-31
:
$1.25
^_
: 12-23
12-23
:
5
Farms " Co.*
12-
5
12-15
12-10
11-18
A
$1
12-
15c
11- 3
/
/; A
11-17.
5A
5A
12-
11-17
:25c
12-22
;jl5c
.
11-15
v
2'Ac
.
.
11-15
.
11-
$
(quar.)
(s-a)_,___
£$1.31'/4
1
'
12-
12-
(quar.)
f (Increased
75c
12-
1
B—"
•''.-::59c
Coast
Line
10-31 ;
*
12-
1
12-; 1"
nc
12-15"
7 Ac
!
11- 7
:
11-
,11-15 r
•
83Ac
Piano,
Baitimore
Bankers
12-
&
V-4
•
v
12-
12-1
50c
•A'12- 1 1
12-
$1.3.1 A
1 ;•
<"
11-vl
11-17-
1 *
11-
7-
ir-
17 Ac
11-17.
-12-8
50c
12-12
of
Canada
-1
r
"
dividend
on
A
12-12
50c
>
Class
A
11-
Cigars,
Bearings,
Inc.
Markets
12-15
11-15
11-. 6
11-14
*
11-14
11- 5
12- 5"
12-15
12-
i.
25c
12.-15
12-;
I;
12-15
12-; 1
27c
12-15
12-1
:-55c
11-15
10-24
60c
11-14'
10-31"
11-14
10-31'
27'Ac
•
33 A c A
11-14
33c
10-31
11-14
10-31
33 Mac
_—_——i"_
—
r
.
11-14
10-31
343ac
•'
11-14
32 AC;
313Ac
J
11-14/
32 Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
llrA-
12-1
12-15
25c
,
11-25
25c
11-14
10-31
11-14
10c
£15c
10-31*
12-19
L-20"
11-
1
/ 1L-10
10-31
12-
,
12-
11-20
,11-15-
•,
v.12-6
*
Ltd.
-
(quar,)___
net
Income
and
pyofits)_i_
from
57c
11-14"
/___
10c
12-
11-10
Oil
5c
-
11-18
10c
12-
1
11.
Cos.
Cessna
20c
.62Ac
£80c
i
11-
7
1
10c
:•
.
12-
1
11-14
ioc
:_
12-1
12-
1
12-
1
2%
,
$1.37'A
11-15
15c
25c
I!
5c
12-
£20c
,
11-15
11-15
11-15
;
40c.
50c
40c..
1045
10-31,
10-31 '
12-10
12-
12-
1.1.44
9
11-25
1
ll3Ac
1-2-59
11-14 *
11-14
11-14 *
1342
$1.75
1-2-59
12-12
£15c
12-30
H-28>
60c
1140
10-20;
; $1.05
11-10
10-2.0 j
56 Ac
"—
60c
,
—
—^__
•
(quar.)__
A—-
11-29
11-29
-
■
\
£$2.50
1-
2
1249
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
45c
$1.12A
—_
11-15
10-31.
12-
11-15
10-31
1
42 Ac
11-28
Soya
50c
11-15
Vermont
25c
1145
iQ^l
40c
11-17
11- 3
10A
12-15
11-19"
12 Ac
11-10
10-31
12-
1144.
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. ;(quar.fe___
,—:—_
Public Service(quar.)
(quar.)—
dividend
Aircraft Co.
——
convertible
Chase Fund
(From
,
of
net
preferred
(quar.)_
Boston—-
10-24
•
.
Chemical
Bank
Enterprises
Products
1
75c
(
2
(N.
Y.)
(initial)
(stock
1
.
income)
investment
Chase Manhattan
(quar.)_
6c
^
60c
(quar.)
11-28
11-14
10-31
104$
10c
1144-
11-17
10-17
30c
11-15
10-30
15c
dividend)—'.
12-15
5A
—
11-14
12-30
Chenango & Ucadilla Telephone Corp.—
.
5
11-
3
11-
1.
1"
1144
—-
11-14
11-
1
12-15
)■
1
——
—1
Chemical
11-20
12-
8
12-
£$1.06
Common
(quar.)
—'
—
Extra .:
£50c
—
11
11-14'
-
(quar.)__„__
West
».
1
'
12-18
10-23:
South
11-28
£$1.25,'
—
Chambersburg: Eirgineering Co.
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
3
11-15
12-15
U4
12-
(quar.)_•___—__—
preferred
Stock
Co.
:
1
£$1.25
Ltd- (quar.)———
Ltd., 5 A
pfd.- (quar.)
Utilities,
<85
Central
$3
•
12-
,AV
preferred
(quar.)i.
:—IA,—,-TI.) Co., 6'AA- preferred (quar.)___
4.50 Vo
Central
5
12-31:
$1.50 1-15-59
11-1
11-15
£l5c
:
;
Central
10-31
1
1
Trust,
;
&%'• preference (s-a)
Central Foundry Co., 5A
•
12-
6
3- 6
12-
70c
,
.Internatiqnafe.Investment
-
preferred (quar.>
Central Louisiana Electric, com. (Increased)
12-19
3-
4-1-59
se-
ill—!
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
'
5
"11-28
12-8
11-14-
.
?25c
£87Ac/
/„■—.—•
Caterpillar TractQr, common
4.2aA preferred (quar.)A—'.
10-31
25c
•
10-15
U
All/, I
11-15
£30c
£l3c
qla^s ,A_1
1(431
10-31
-
11-28
£32"A'C
/A
common,! (quar;;—
,
11-15
£25c-
(quar.)_",
..
-
12-20
25c
Inc-. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
20cv
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Castle-Tretheway Mines, Ltd
11-21/
1
11-13
12-
•
(q«ar.)__
50c"
-
»
Ijtcl.,..comJuon—
5A preferred (guar.)/—
4.8QA
3
"10c
.
•
(quar.).
(A. J.)
11-10
12-
40c;;
Cprp., common (quar.)
4A.%v» preferred- (quar.)—
"
.
shares
12- 1
11-20
_
„
Case: (J.
,
11-26
(ioltial-quar.)-
B
11-21
.10-10
31 Ac.'.
Ltd.,-common
Oajpcjiter Steel Co.
10-24
12-15
(quar.)
and
8
11-10
25c
Carrier
11-3
12'Ac
.
(quar,)-^_
(quar.)_—'__
12-
40c
_.A_
4'A!A
preferred
(quar.)—
CarborundumCo.(quar.)
11-,6 3 :
,
12-12
.£55c
*' 4 Ac
■
Bastian-Morley Co., Inc., 5.!2% pfd. (quar.)
Bathurst Power <& Paper Co., Ltd.—
Bay less
,v
Canadian
t
(N. Y.)
Ltd.
11-15
—A—
1!
($-a) /____•
from
Canadian
'
1<H 1
11-10
50c
•
Barry Controls, Inc., class: A. (resumed.)
•Class
B
(resumed)
;
Stock
,
.10-314
30c
-
(13c
Canadian
1,
5
(quar.)
of America
Ea'nkers Commercial Corp.
Barber-Ellis
Co.,
participating
"cyrities
llr.'l/""'
11-24:
5.%
(s-a)'__
Guaranty
11-15
10c
Corp.
Vinegars,
s
Mortgage
11-11
1
12-1
4 Canadian/Fund—•<••,...7.,
11-: 1
40c
(quar.)_^
pfd.
11-25
12-
2A:-
R
B
11-17
'"il-14':' 10-31"/
$2.50
Inc.
12-1
£35c V
11- 1
•;
(Calif.)—
Inc., common (resumed)
6% preferred (quar.)
Radio Show,
Bond
11- 7
11- 7*
15c
(quar.)A—_____
(quar.)h___
A
G
Canada
Quarterly of l/10th of a cent from in¬
plus 19 9/10fch cents from capital
Baldwin
-■
11Z 7
11-7
1
15c
Timber:.,
series
,
•.' Glass
/
•
come
T.),
$1.12 A
___
(quar.)__•:
Cement
7
1 *
11-15
56 Ac
Manufacturing^ common (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund" "A" Inc.— -
(B.
12-
-
6
11- r
.
11- e;
30c
93
(quar.)_
Co.'of- Conn.
Corp.
12-1
1-1
25c.
common (quar.)——/
1- 1
preferred (quar.)——
$1.06 A
Canada Malting, Ltd., poinmon
12-i5
£.50c
(quar.)—
12-15
4A.A> preference
(quar.)
—:—:—
£29 AC,
Canada, Packers. Ltd.c-,*.. "
•
"
;• IV. •*
$1.50> partfeipating. class
£87'Ac
4-1-59
■ (s-a)__——/_
,
(quar.)__
Avco
Babbitt
6Qc
11/12
A12- 5
40c
Atlantic Refining.' Co. (quar.
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., V/zty
Collieries
12-1
V $4.25
11-12.;
12-12
Atlas -Brass Foundry (quar.)_
Atlas Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.
Atlas Sewing Centers (quar.)
Ayrshire
j
1
$1
$1.05
Caiiqda .Dry, Corp.,
1
10-31'
12-12
75c
21c
com.
&
series
pfd.
pfd.
i
10-31^
10-31
,
12-.1 •;/
/
25 c
1
; 11-
11-28
12-
87'Ac
.
——
Canada Foils, Ltd.,
,v :
Oil
(Del.); elass A__
PR.,
5% preferred (s-a)___
8
fi
(stock div.)
Associated Truck Lines, class A fquar.)
L_
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Ry. Co. (quar.)
:
1
12-1"*
25c
Dry Goods, common (qugr. )_-*—*_
preferred' (quar.)^r__
Atlantic
12i
62 Ac.
■
s
Line
11TU
:__^
y-A. $L30 ,preference-;,(qiiar.)_—___"l_ri/_A_/t. >
•4 Gattalia & Dominion Sugar;Ltd/ (quar:i _r_:i'"'
:
,
;—^
Coast
conv.
Canada
10-31
-
:;160c
Associated. Food Stores
Atlantic.
10-31
1
12-
"60c
(quar.)
pfd.
13". 1
:
27 Ac
>
.
11-10;.:
10/31
"
Associated
"5^4%
u-ii
12-
(
pfd. series D (quar.
"
pfd. series E (quar.)—
—A
pfd. series F (quar.)—,.—-A
conv.
conv.
5.2QA
H-IO;,
,
„
12> 1
•A1 30c
••■
Waters, Inc.
Co.
11-26
15c
h.—l>.:-
5.Q8A" pfd,' series L.(quar.
5.50A pfd: series J./ (quar.)__—__
Camcp. Ipc. i annual)
:_—
11-10
12-> 1
£20c
—^
share of Standard
qua#.)"
Water
11-20
convertible" preferred
5.28A
11-21,
;
1
•
Jersey far each 200 shares held)
Corp, (quar.)_
Arrowhead & Puritas
Artesian
11-20
67c
(quar/i
(quar.)__/'__
.
/5.36A
12-29/
1
"'
preferred!(qurir.)_L__—
;(quar.)_l_I___.-_______C;l_
preferred
1
6
Co—
preferred
•
5.30A-
i
11-10
1
common
Corp.,' 4V2(p
12-
25c
12-1
.
/
11-12"
1-1-59
$1.50
25c
,
6 Ac
convertible
11-14
11-10;
12-
>
-
commoiu_____
(quar.)_/_—
/.5.20A
series)
$3 preferred
preferred
Equipment
1
12-1
securi--'
from
California Water Service, com. (quar. )—„—
4.4QA pfd. .series C (quar.)
I,
•
12-
12- 9"
3.0c
Armstrong Corp., common" (quar.)___.
$3.75
preferred (quar.)l___________:_____
Arnold Altex Alumimun, common
(quar.)__^
35c
60c
^
Buildings
preferred
California Packing
12-5
l ie 1^ :l
Co.—
preferred series A (quar.)
$2.50 preferred. (quar.)_!_—
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)—
Aro
11-14
35c
(quar.)
5.40A
1
"
(quar.)____
Steel
12-22-
12-15
£20c
(qiiar.T—l
Land
Common
12-1
!__*_
$2.40
Armco
"
^
M-V
$1.25
•
-
Electric Power " (increased)—
California Iqk Co. <q -ar.)i_—
California Pacific Utilities Go.—
- •
34Hic f
'
£30c
(one
12-
'
v
(K- M.) & Co. (Del.)—
preferred (quar.)_1_I.
37Ac
^
preferred!(quar.)_—
dividend
30c
California
A11-10
1
11-15
'
Stock
12-10
25c
3.
11-14"
1-1-59
35e
-
—
preferred" (quar.)——
Bros..
Calaveras
11-14
12-18
.
Participating
; $2.36
$2.40
95c
——_
Calaveras: Cement' (qu'ar.)
,
7:
A11-25
11-
60c
<
•
11 1/9
(quar.)
.Ugus. Corp.,. Ltd*,, common (quar.)
Arizona Public Service, common
$1.10
2nd
11-
1
25c
s.
—_
(quar.)
.'(quar.)_A_
preferred
12-
Byllesby
11-14
11-28
.7'Ac
—1-
(quar.)——^
(quar.)
$3. participating preferred
,(qUar.)__—
T
11-14
11-15
$1.60
,
Co._'_—
Terminal
11-14-'
"
Arden
(quar.)—
Dredging.'Ltd..—v
Terminal
5r%
12-
25c
(quar.)___
(1955
35c
-_i_
v
•
semi-annual)—
preferred
Butler
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd.
preferred
Forge
Gold
Bush
12-12
.
$5^25
£72 Ac
(7c from net income and
"Bush
30c
:
Inc.
:
•
'
Compaily
Burndy. Corp.
K-
A 12-10
12-19
$1.25
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tefephone
Arcus. Realty Corp.,
L.)"
A ( Stock dividend :
-
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
V4'A%
v
1
12-1
\
.
Class
Taunton' Gds
(E.
4A:
A 12- 1
12-15
'12-15'
39
Works, common
5 V2V0
preferred
(quar.)
C';'0 preferred (quar.)
!___
Anchor Post Products (quar.)_
Anderson Electric, Corp. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
11-14-
1
12-10
,
.(quar.)™___
ties
profits)
__1
Burlington
Industries^ Inc.,
3'AA
preferred
(quar.)—;
12-30.
10-31
11-15
;$1
common
Water
Anheuser-Buseh
1
12-
pref.
4.2QA
(quar.).—
1
Tobaccq
American
12-
.
10-31
12-20 V
/
;
11-17"
11-14
Bullock Fund,:Ltd.—•
11-10
1 ;
110-31
12-1-
48c
30c
Insurance
dividend
-
•
10-23-
11-20
6c
i
11-*
11-14
8c
:
___
12- 6 "
10-31
11-28'
11-18
25c
Foundries
Title
Corp. J.
'/•
II-29
11-25
Buffalo
30c
Stock
12-19
20c-
;/<.•
,
•_.
Mfg.*, (quar.)
(Cliarles) Co. (quar.)
Pipe Line'(quar.)
_j__.
Budd' Company, commoxi" (quar.)—-/xx//:
$5 preferred (quar./:
11-21 ;
"
Smelting & Refining Co. (quar.)-."-
American
75c
/■
■«
/
Warner
Bukslo
•'$1.25
preferred
on
11-1:
11-28
■
_________—_—___
convertible 2nd prefqrred
5% convertible 3rd preferred
American Seating Co. (quar.)
American Steel
investment, income)
i
11-14
11-15
-
•>.
___x
ml
12-15
-30c
-
(quar.K_^h__A
common
12-15
2'A'Ai
—i.-.-
Tooaccn,
(From1 net
H-25..V
1
12-
40c
30c
Corp.—
5c/o
American
dividend
Buckeye
6
12-15
50c
1
noncumulabive
-
35c
preferred (quar.).
Inc. (quar.)^—.^,
Ridge Mutual Fund—....•■.
11-10.
1
12-10
£2C
Pipe &
.'?•
12-
50c
12 Y2C
American
(quar.)
(Increased)—
Bruning
.
•
(quar.)!
$i.l63i
Browtt' &• Sharpe
11-14 "•
(s-a)__
(qiiar.)_______j..
Construction (increased)_'_
Co.
$4 preferred A
('d'jar.;_-/i____i-:_jiri-_
pfd.
11-24- .1
1
<-
1_
News
Common
Co.
:1 (Reduced
American
i
11-17"
$3.80
12-
•
i■
1 *
11-17.
11-17
11-17.
Bruce
12-
$1.12'A
Ltd.
12-1
1
Brockton
11-24
50c
32'Ac
;
American
&
1
$2.90
.
quar.)
5 '
:
1-2-59
~
(quar.;____-_^
Incorporated
Nepheline
9
$3
-
(quar.)
Meter Co.
9
12-
12-
-/• 13c
from,investment income__
Brandy wine Raceway'Association, Inc.—
/
$1
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd., com. (quar.)
£30c
11-10 -r
-25c
__
W/o pfd. (accum. )______
Co. (Newark, N. J.)—
!___
:
Machine
•"12-
30c
••:•:■
'
1
•
.___
12-
87Ac
II-15 ;; 10-31.
30c
-
:
/
12-15
Quarterly
10-24A
12-10
2
11-10
12-
•Borg
10-21'
12-10
25c
quar.)
^
Products Corp.
I-
10c
—
; 12- 5 •»' Broadway-Hale Stores*tquar.»__i
' 11-10"
; Brockton
Edison Co., 4:25'o
.
10-24
1
Machine—
•
&
(quar. >__i
___!
11-14
12-
•
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
1
11-15
•
60c
$1.75
.
(George. W.> Corp. (quar.)_u__^_i—_^_
Corp.,. 3 A A
preferred (quar.)
Boston Fund, Inc.— A " ' • •:
'
:
.10-27 V
■
1
12-
15c
(quar.)——
:
12-
40c
50c
:_
common
II-21
-
-A
*
Borg
1Q-27 '
;
I-14
4-15
12-15
12-
Bondstock
Inc.—
Co.
American Metal Climax
Bayuk
3%
-
11-124
'
V
2- 9
1-30-59
11-141
V
12-
6A
25 c
$1.12'A
(quar.)——____
3-2-59
j
__^
(resumeq;
Blue. Bell,
12-19
■
11-io
45c
•
:_
Foundry ; &
:Jt
Po ver
Bloch Bros.
12-19'
1-1-59
11-14
1
1
Light; common (quar.)
•- 36c
4.20A' preferred." (quar.)V $1.05
(•'Stock
.
11-15
,
1
1312-
4.75-c!c.., preferred
11-15
1
1.
12-27:
4.56'A preferred ■(quar.r^________-___,^_i'_, 28Ac
A;
•
11-7
12-1
16'Ac
common
preferred
4
25c
25c
"
•
-12-
12-
20c
(Increased;
Corp.,
Steel
Hills
Blue
—
Baltimore: Paint & Chemicals
Addressograph-Mqltigraph Corp™""
three-for-one
given in the
-
Share
Co. (quar.)
:
Consolidated Industries—
dividend
Stock
dividend
1
20c
these being
.
Products,
8 7'Ac
—-—„___—
American Insurance
11-12
.12-19
announced in previous
The list does not include divi¬
Stock
Stock
12-
12-10,
20c
;
Wire
,
x
40c
Adams
.
1
give the dividends
Dairies
Acme
1-
50c
.
Vending Corp.
Precision
5,
12-1
£l5c
Company
Acme
12-
U-17
poc
i_
(quar.).J
Per-
Abbotts
12-10-
$1.20
___
A
.
of
3
12-20
30c
(quar.)
announced
Alam*
-1-
25c
A. C. F. Wrigley Stores (quar.)
Acme Industries (qua#.)
,
10-31:
.' "
preceding table.
<
11-17
11-15
(increascd)_
(s-a)
weeks and not
""25c
______
B
: Class
11-27
jl5c
Worsted
we
U-2i:
25c
(quar.)
Telephone
Ltd., class
Co.
11-21
11-15
1
12MjC
__:—
Below
12-10
12-10
12-
12-12
>
Jr.)
(extra;—:—
__—1—
Wyandotte
dends
40c
.
common
Co.
U-29:
1
(Wm.
Monthly
Monthly
i2_io
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Governor
(quar.).—
15c
Co.;
Board
Chain
of New
10-31
12-
(quar.)..—;
Woodward
Box
Amerfcan
;
12-
(quar.)___
(George),
t
$1.37^
(s-a)
Supply,
preferred
Western
Weston
Gas
Auto
4.80A
-
'
'11-10
50c
_1_
preferred
U-17
75c
_
Company
(quar.).:
Walkm-Scott Corp.
(quar.y—
West• Indies-Sugar^
11-28
.
Walgreen
Waverly
•
$1
;
Dare,
*
$1
T
Mould
Bakeries
American
the
cn
$5.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc.'(cjuar.)
Virginia
!
.
200^e
Universal
Upjohn
.
11
5
11-21
12-15
,
11-30
(quar.)__"_____
•
dividend
Class
•
11-15'
15c
-—— __
11-12
Black
'
'
11-13:
invest-
•
Stock
Stock
11-24'
15c
(quar.)
from
5
11-
12-5
12-
A-
convertible
-
7
$1.06IA
Bolt. Corp.—
<te
W'z'.f)
1-6-59
20c 4-30-59
(quar.
Year-end. '
11-14
12-10
>
(quar.)
Corp.
Glass
11-20
11-28
12-31
.
B
States
12-10
25c
50c
Birdsboro
10-27
1-1-59
V
£50c
.__
on-class.
American Business Shares,
5
'50c
A
Class
United
(quar.)
American
of Louisiana—
(7c
&
8
2
(quar.)
Fund
and
United Smew
12-
$1.50
Corp.
V Class B common
United Electric Coal
12y 5
31 Ac
(quar.)
Gas
common
11-29
2
1-
1-2
1-
(quar.)
com.
12-15
'
31 Ac
-
Rubber, common (quar.)_
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__
S.
30c
93 Hie
11-29
12-15
$1
Tyer
B.
11-1,4
3 A'
•
.
lj.
11-14
13-10
25c
;
pfd. (initial series) (quar.)
5 "r
convertible preferred series B (quar.)
Timken Roller Bearing (quar.)
;
Toledo Scale Co. (quar.)
Townsend Investment Co., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
/"
12-10
35c
conv.
; Stock dividend on common...
jTroy & Oreenbush R. R. Assn. (s-a)
11-12
35c
:
dividend
11-13
•
50c
—
5A
tlT'Ac
Corp.
Steel
Blaw-Knex
Americaii Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
'_
Company (quar.)
-Extra
'
;—i—_i—
:__2
Thompson Products ,Inc. (name changed to
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com. (quar.)._
' 4A
preferred (quar.)
L;.
Thorofare, Markets,
,
£25c
preferred
12-15
$1.02
_^_
1% preiered (quar.)
10-27
12-10
*"■.
(quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American President Lines—-
gains)
11-25
37'Ac
.
Steam Turbine (stock-split) —
(Four additional shs. for each sh. held)_„_
Texas
,
American
11-14
Terry
*
A
Extra
11-14.
1
Fund—
investment
11-25
(quar.)
convertible
Class
u-17:
(reduced)
net
43 Ac
3Vxf,'o
American
12-22
50c
.—__
_______
Electronics
from
and
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Year-end
•
(quar.)—1
American
Company, 8A
Mining
Bethlehem
'
'
11-14
12-19
—10c
;
Television
i:
12-19
Oil Co.
(Ohio, common
preferred (quar.)
State Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
Sunshine
12-
1.
35c
334.A
Stetson
11-28
12-
_J—
_
for
Standard
,
12-15
H
11-17 "
T
Aircraft
(quar.;
Bemiis Bros. Bag
12-22
.
11-14'
1
"
12'AC
'•
;quar.;/__lh
Benquet Consolidated, Inc.
Best & Company (quar.;
10-24
1-20
12-
12% c
"
25c
(quar.)
11-14
11-10
American Art Metals Co.—*"•"
11-28
12-15
,10c
10 A
—
pre/erred
22'AC
Foreign Power Co. (quar.
American Furniture (quar.)
American'Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)i_
12-
prelered
4%
"
American
(One sh.
>stock
corn.
A: f. 25c
—.—.—^___—A-
dividend
1st preferred
American
12-
12-15
________
4%
11-17
-
American
12-
12-15
11-14
Bell
11- 5..
12-
$1.1&%
-r:
11-14
11-17
I5c
^
___________
11-14
1
15c
10-31
;=
Aluminum Co.: of 'Canada, Ltd:—r
4%
12-
Common
.
(quar.)
—_____
American
12-
12-15
;
.10-24
>
$l
(Quarterly from net income)
Can Co, (quar.)
12-
»
1
5
12-
$1.12Vis
common
preferred (quar.)
___•
preferred (quar.).
.—$1.26H.i
j 5.05 A
5.35 A
preferred
(quar.)_______
$1.33:A
V
3
\
1
v12-10
:
75c
(quar.)____-:—__—tj
: 4 V-2 %
2nd preferred (quar.
American Airlines, Inc., common
(quar.;_
of Ree.
1
Bell & Howeli Co., common (quar.;_______25c
4
Vo, preferred (quar.)__!
1
$1.06'/4,
8elknap Hardware
Mfg., common
15c
■j
1
12-12/
■<; 11-17
75c
—
com.
12-
$1.25
,
participating preferred
11-15
25c
Aluminium, Ltd. (,quar.)_
Co.; of America, common
$3,75 preferred
(quar.) "
12-
(quar.)_
(quar.)__£_____________
oA
Spiegel.
2
-J j
A,-
—
inc.,
common
25c
'
—
,
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.;
Belgiao National "Railways—
4Vd
11-14
12-
l
12-.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
•
11-14
11-28
20c
12'Ac
-
50c
common
preferred
1-
preferred
:
'
(.quar.)„~i
Aluminum
12-15
(qtfar.)__—A—_______
(quar.)^_-__"_______l-_—
preferred
preferred
4HAA.
11-
'11-28
£50c
—
(quar.)__
Gas
preferred
4 A'A
10c
—_______
(quar.)
'
'
12-
1
12-12
*$1.25
;
11-18
1
12-
(quar.
preferred A. (qiiar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
12-2
12-17
(quar.)
v'12-
30c
U'V 35c
—
5Vo
,
/
l»c.
Alpha Beta Food Markets
11-31
-12-17
Machines
Business
Stores,
;4r.«
Fund—
interest
Cc.,
Southern
Allied
11-28
11-14
12-15
35c
1-
*
Smith
C.)
Controls,
Allied
1
11-28
12-12
12-12
12- 1
(year-end)__—___—$1.40
(quar.)_
'
12-26
12-15
40c
1
12-
12-15,
' £$1.25
(quar.)__
1
12-
10c
~
'
(H.j & Sons Ltd.,
2
12-
(accum.)__
:—12 Ac
'Extra
Simon
1-
£25c
£31 Ac
$1.12)2
(quar.)___—-
,
Seeman
__
(quar.)—__—40c
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5 A preferred (quar./_,—!
Seabrook
(quar.)
common
(qtiar.)__—_.A
Fetzer Co,
Scott &
•___
—_—
Corp., Ltd.,
Lawrence
5A
(s-a)
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Holdere
Payable
Share
,
common
-
■
11-14
12-1
of Company
Mills,
(quar.)-,.
■'Beck (A. S.) Shoe Corj).,
4H4%/ preferred
(quar.)
11-18
'
40c
$5
>
10.-31
1
12-
Beaunit
10-31
1
12- 5
62M4C
$1.12 (2. A 12- 5.
;
common, (resumed)
Allentown Portland Cement,' class A
Allied Chemical
Corp.
(quar.)_—
"11-17
11-17:
Gas
12-
£27 Vac
(quar.) ______
—
Engineering (resumed)—____
Allied Mills, Inc.
15c
12'Ac
•
(R.
,11-21
•
(quar.)—
Natural
Steel -Co..
American
12-15
fl5c
preferred
-5're
11-20
.■■.;/.
37*ac
(quar.)
Name
10-31
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
Wood
Allen
''
*
(quar.)
Corp.,
Alabama-Tennessee
Alan
Robinson,. Little & Co., Ltd.—
: Common
Gas
Alabama
$3.50
(quar.)
B
Robertscr.
•
,
6c
5c
.—--—-
Engineering Co,
Agne.w-Surpass Shoe Stores* common (quar.)
5. V2 °fo
preferred (qua r.)__
——
—
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)__——
,4.50^: preferred 1951 series (quar.f__.—_-v-
12-10
1-2
11-14
When
Per
Payable of Ree.
32c
Inc
Aetua-Staudard
;
Co.—
Class
Class
*5A A
12- 1
12-10
25c >.
•
...
Ctfs
Fund,-
Advisers
Co.
___———18c
(quar.)
Share
Name of Company
Payable oj liee.
Monday, November 10, 195$
...
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
11-28
11-14
•
4AA
:
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake
Corp.
of
Virginia
Chicago Great Western
Stock
dividend
Ry.—
1
—-
/.
!
$1.12 A
2
•
(quar:)
-
1-15
)'
12-15
12-39,
30c
11-15
11- 6
2 A A
1-6-59
12-15
-
Number 5793 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 188
Per
."£}? Name of Company
'
'
'
•
When
Share
.
Holders
Per
Coirtmon
'J : Nnme of Company
prefer fed
A
D1
37 %c". ,12-18
""
Cquic.)-
(quar.)
'Settes
5
-
-
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
-Citizens
of
10-15
;
25C
'Common
:;£$4i50
..
.
Illuminating-^-..1. /
7
-
40b~
investment' income )*
*'•
Dominguez
V:
liic. (from
Dominion
-
12- 1
12- 1
VI2= 1
.
ii-io'
>
% 11-10*
12-2l
.12-28
-V
'
y
Fields
Oil
■'
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
Inc.
system
(quar.)
Corp.,. $4.25
Cdluthbian .Carbon Co.
Combined. Enterprises,
'
Combined
::*/*
>^v
Commercial
•.
Shearing
'Stamping
(quar.
.
y.•• Stock
*'
)l^;.
•;
.
V
■
■
T.v
;■
;
-if
>12-10
12-31
dividend-.
5'
50c
1_
* 1?=T5 iA 12^ 1
;;
;
2^^.lir2<*
9-22
,
'
'f
&■'
.
Consolidated
Freightways
(quar. )
common
11-
12-
6
i
5
East
12-
1
1-1
25c
12-
10-28
12-r
r.50c-
^11-14
r5"% preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Theatres
-1 Class B
(s-a)
^tSOc
El
class
A- (quar.)
tl3c
12-
1
12-
n-i5
Cbhsumers
$4.50
Coal
Power
Co.
(quar.)
1
;
Co.,
_1
11-1
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$4.16
preferred
Cohsumers Water
(Maine)
$3.75
preferred
$4.50
.
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
::
(quar.)
11-28
12-
1
45c
93%c
-
1-2-59
12-31
$1.12y2
:
—
12-
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
' 3iy4c
Cooper-Bessemer
Cosmopolitan
Jbtt
Corp.
Realty,,
BeVefage
(quar.)___
5.36 %
quarterly
-.$4.
Corp.___-__'__i__%_____r____
$5
'-.'lOc
end
—
—
12-10
12-
1
11-14
%9.Oc
12-
1
11-14*
COpher
Range Co. (quar.).
12y2c
Copperweld Steel Co., com. (resumed)—
7
50c
5% preferred (quar.)—J—^62'y2c
6% preferred (quar.)———————
75c
.Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.— "
; "
.V":
.* Class A (s-a) L
———1
'
i__
; f60c*
.,
•
Class B
(s-a)
Cofnhig Natural Gas Corp:
Cofson
Stock
COsihos
/
(G. & W. H.),
dividend
(quar.)——
Inc.——
-
imperial Mills,
iCOurtaulds, Ltd.— - :
-
■
•
5%
T fl7y2c
7 r*
.
11-' 3
12-10
11-25.
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25.,
12-
1
11-10;
1
...
dep.
11-14
rets.
Cribben
&
r-"4*/i %
conv.
Sexton
Crompton
&
Co.—
-
Knowles
;
' *
.
.
Corp.
28 V«c
$2 pfd.
Cork & Seal Co., Ltd.
(quar.)——
Crdwn Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)
Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. Ltd. (s-a)
Crum & Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
& Land Co., $1.12
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
J
pfd.
11-15
1:30c
,/, $2
,
40c
1-2-59
7%
preferred
7%
Cuneo Press,
'
;
4-1-59
Inc.,
Ounningham Drug Stpres
40c
12-19
12-
Cin-tis
Manufacturing
Curtis
Publishing
cl.
Co.,-
prior
$4
5c
II-15
*
Federal
*
■
1
1
Metallic
Door
Dana Corp., common
"(quar.)
(quar.)
Daitch
Crystal
Stock
•
Dairies
dividend.
Sign
_•
&, Company
pfd.
(increased)
Deerfield
Gassine
Co.
of
'
Dennisoq Mfg.
?
'
Voting common
(quar.)-
$3 debenture stock:
Denver &
Rib
Grande
:
:j
RR.
B
11-28
Great Lakes
11-13
^
85c
12-
1
11-14
35c
12-
1
11-
6
2
12-
I-
2
II-15
1211-
Class B
/
1
11-15
11~
1
Florida
.
Denver
•
-
available
1957)
year
to
income
for
f
-
3
4.60%
1-
2
12-15
/4.75%
3
11-
12-
3
11-
3
$2
12-
3
Hi
3
12-
i
~62>2c
12-15
3
$3.50
Corp.—
5%
Food
DeVOe
&
calendar
»
(quar.)
Raynolds
CO.,
.
}
62%c
<<«'*-_ $1
12-15
12fc
1
12-15
4-1-59
11-15
(quar.)
68%c
30c
(quar.)
3=14
11-
1
11-14
11-28
11-28
11-14
12=
11-
1
3
Class
11-17
10-31
35c
:
11-29
11-12'
1
Gulf
)
11-12
11-29
12-
Gulf
$5
lc
11-10
11-11
lc
31-18
—
Gulf
11-11
5%
div.)__
payable
in
(Newark,
N.
J.)
4%% pfd.
(quar.)
Rubber,
&
Corp.
t
»
,
11-
(s-a)
-
5c
$1.12%
42 %c
(quar.)
com.
2%
(stock div.)_
/
;
2%
—
..
62 %c
10c
(from investment inc.)
11-
(quar.)
:
10-15
1
12-
8
8
11-14
11-28
11-10
:
5%
5%
(stock
3
10-31
.1-
3
11"
11-15
10-31
11-15
10=31
$1.50
11-15
10-31
11-15
10-31
12-15
10=
4%
12-10
11=
1
2%
12-18
11-28
100%
dividend)
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Stock 1 dividend
New
common
11-24
10-31
11-19
(quar.)_^_^^
preferred
3
30c
—
12-29
12-
12 %c
iinitial)—
Inc.
Gear & Machine—
Bros.
Class
(quar.)__
B
.
50c
12-19
12-
9
25c
12-19
12-
9
Foote Mineral Co.
Stock
dividend
(q\>ar.)_
Oil
11-25
11-10
8
3.2156 %
1-1-59
12-18
12-
2%
12-29
12-
8
8
f
12-
(quar.)
25c
11-18
11-
3
12 %C
11-24
11-
7
25c
12-31
11-13
$1.06%
—
_—
12-31
11-13
:
—
net
Fund,
11-10
10-27
7%c
11-10
10-27
25c
11-19
11-
12 %C
12-10
11-29
15c
12-20
11-29
40c
Gas,
&
(year-end
plus
income
of
67c
—
11-.7
12-
8
11-21
12-
1
11-14
,
11-25
$1.25
12-3 f
$1.25
3-10-59
2-24
12-
2
10-10
12-
9
30-30
62 %c
J.
4%
——.—
1-1-59
$1.16
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
11-21
15c
30C
—
RR.r
5
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—'—_——
Ohio
—
(quar.)
Inc.
11-13
11-28
12-10
25c
;
investment
12-31
$1.25.
12-15
Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
1
■
■
■
Water
•
■
Ltd.,
Cotton,
12-
common
12-
$22 %C'
11-14
11-14
32-
1
11-
13-r.
3
11-16
2-
5
5
$$1.25
2-16
15c
12-3 5
11-21
$1
—
common
1
12-19
60c
$$1.25
(quar.):
Co.,
1
12-
50c
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3
...
(quar.)
preferred
11- 3
12-
$30c
12-15
11=21
12-10
11-25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Organ (quar.)
conv.
35c
—
11-25
25C
Hansen
(quar.)
B
Mfg.
—
6%
•
Refractories,
Hart
Schaffner
3.90%
Hecla
preferred
Mining Co.
preferred
HercUles
Marx
12-
12-
1
11-10
1
yl-20
40c
11-20
(quar.)
1-
6
10-27
48%c
:
12-
1
11-10
12 %C
12-19
11-20
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
Products, Inc.—
Powder,
5%
preferred
(quar. )——
3%%
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
Drilling Co.,
Ltd. (s-a)
10-30
.
12-
1
1
11-14
87 %c
>1.09%
12-
1
11-14
_
$4,375
5
11=14
11-14
$1.25
(quar.)_—
.
(reduced)
12-
1
12-
30c
(quar.)
Heyden Newport Ch'emical-r—
Ili-Tower
1
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)_
Common
6%
7
11-
Electric Light CO.—
Hercules Gallon
'
&
11=
13-28
45c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hartford
•
com.
11-28
20c
^quar.)
A
12-10
15c
15c
6if~Co~c!ass
Harbison-Walker
10-17
20c
1
10-31
dividend
Common
—
11-21
10-31
(quar.)
(quar.).;
Corp.
(quar.)
Hancock
-
(quar.)
12-
12-15
11-15
preferred
Hammond
i
25c
-5%
(stock div.)—
Foote
12-30
75c
12-12
11-20
$1.18%
Food- Mart,
$31 %c
—
(Houston)—
11-15
Hamilton Watch
11-10
12-
11-14
12-31
12-10
Mutual
Hamilton
11-14
11-28
11-14
1-16
$12%c
Mobile
.'
11-14
$1
(quar.)—
Markets
11-10
12-10
i
.
5
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred A
5% %
'
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.,
net-realized capital gains)
Class
Line, Inc., com.
(s-a)—
11-10
1
Corp; (quar.)_
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.
11-25
200%
_J
preferred
1
12-10
t40c
Hackensack
12-
3
8
12-
(quar.5
5
11-14
12-
12-
Hajo'ca
11-17
1
40c
Quarterly
7
11-28
11-
1-
1-25
$12 %c
preferred
stock
Corp.—
dividend
Giant
3
11-17
class
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
12-12
5%
.
11-24
$1
com
t_,
$5 preferred
►
Class A
Ltd.
Power
Interstate
6%
11-12
31 %C
11-
12-20
$1.75
Co.,
(quar.)—-—.
A
from
from
11-28
3%
(quar.)—
13-28
93 3/tC
(quar.)
convertible preferred
60c
1
•
50c
P.)
Guardiarr
12-
12-15
20c
—-——
(quar.)__;
B
11-21
12-15
11-10
$250
(quar.)„
Sugar Co. (reduced)i_Guardian' Consumers Finance Corp.—
Class
r
12-22
12-15
11-14
12-10
$2
Pacific Tea
11-18
12-10
$2
Guantanamo
12-10
12 %c
12-10
$1.50
(quar)-—-.
v
1-2-59
28 %c
11-10
(quar.)———.
—
Fire Brick. (quar.)
(A.
20c
'
1
11-25
35c
(s-a—_
1
Coal Co., Ltd,,, class A (quar.)—
B
60c
—
12-
35C
(quar.)
Corp.
Greyhound Corp.,- common (quar.)
;
4%% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Grolier
Society Inc.
(increased)
Gross Telecasting, common
(quar.)
17c
12- 9
Inc.—
7
Gregory Industries
Food
_
preferred
11=
Green
(quar.)-.:
com.
(stock dividend).
Flying Tiger
I
Denver UnloH Stockyards ,(quar.)
I
11-28
25c
preferred
12-
;
Tramway
$2:50
net
12-
11-15
40c
Class
;
•
(From
»
'■
12-15
preference '
Ry. (quar.)
Great'"West
11* t
45c
Porter Co.,
Power
Stock
40c
-
1
25c
35c
1X.1.—
—
Northern
Great
Association—
(stock
Florida Growth Fund
1
$1
.___
11-
11-28
34 %c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—1
dividend
Stock
Flagg-Utica
40c
19c
11-15
12-19
10c
4%
_
I
$2.50
12-19
12-31
11-18
—. ■
11-15
(Syracuse,
:
Insurance
Bank
Fischer &
12-10
1-
8
II-24
12-15
4
25c
(quar.)
;
(stock
Fireman's
10-27
1-
1st
5%;
;
11-13
5%
4.49%
•
12-10
11-28
10-27
stk.)
(quar.)
87 % c
(quar.)^—___
Warehouse Co.
Petroleum
Corp.
First
—;_
Western
Great
Gulf Power Co.,
.
or
10=20
11-29
■"/
1
1-2
11=
B
&
Gypsum
10-27
50c
(quar.)
11-10
20c
'
1
12-
30c
11-
Lakes Paper,
10c
■
12-
15c
3*
11-
(quar.) —
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
12-11
11-10
$1
12-
Atlantic
Great
12-11
•
common
$1^28
11-24
$1
7
ll- 7
12-18
Class
-
cents" from net investplus 7 cents from realized
"A"
11-
3%.%
.
Great
11-3-
11-15
,r-i 7%" preferred
12-18
Firestone'Tire
(quar.)
Vj security profits payable in cash
Delaware RR, (s-a)
12-
7
lc
Felmont
12
income
ment
50c
$3
■"
(Quarterly
11=
11-7
11-
5
12-11
11-15
T.) Co., common
preferred (quar.),
lc
Filtrol
Delaware Income Fund—
...
1212-
5
12-
12 %c
(W.
(monthly)
5
50c
11-14
43 %c
$1.12%
12-
$1.50
& Co.,
(monthly)
1-
37 %c
12-
Grand
Grant
11-14
10c
(quar.)____——
class A (quar.)
Union Co.' (quar.)_
Grafton
3.1-21
12-1
27 %C
(quar.)—_____
<s=a)__—
preferred
(monthly)——
13-20
(quar.)
11-14
12-22
1
5
12-
12 %c
W.)-Ca.
A
1-15
8
1
1-
10-30
——___l_v
Employers
& Co.
B
Class B
15c
Year-end
$1.183/4
12-
1
11-25
R.)
Class
12-31
11-14
12-
$1.25
(H.
(W.
; 8%,
11-14'
12-16
40c
8% preferred A (quar.)_,
:
10=15
12-15
11-25
•
preferred (quar.)
: 6%
.
12=19
12-15
.12=16
(quar.)
37 %C
Signal,
&
sae
12-
3
10-30
11=15
11-15
50c
common
preferred
5%*
2
—
Board—
preferred (quar.)
Works
(quar.)
933,4c
30c
A
Grace
11=
f
.
11-10'
11-23
'
$1.25
—:
—
Telegraph
Class
5
3%
Class
Government
30c
5
—
11-28
11-15
11-15
2%
2
(quar.)
Stock
&
11-14
-1-
1
12- 1
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%.
&
17 %c
Shale
11-10
1
3%
(quar.)
Corp.
57c
Good Humor Corp. (annual)
Goodall Rubber,
common (quar.)
4
$1.12%
Screw
12-
Daystrom,
Deere
3c
40c
12-
12-
11=15
1
.
,
Gossard
•
1___.—:
Stock dividend:
preferred (quar.)—_—
Federated Mortgage (Del.)
Class A (monthly)
11-14
-
Co.
12-19
1-16
25c
12=
62 %c
4%
& Co.—1 '
convertible preferred
Gary
Gold
Paper
12-15
(quar,)——
Inc.
(quar.)_I
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
11-10'
4
1-23
/
•
(quar.)_^;
(G. M.)
17c
75c
33i% preferred series A" (quar.)__
Daggafontein Mines (lrreg.i
12-
11-20
$3
12-
;
■-
12-20
30c
(quar.
20c
^
1
30c
$1,621/2
Finance Co. of America, class A (stock div.)
Dalilstrom
11-14
:_
.(quar.)
/
Brick, common (quar.)—
6%* 1st preferred (quar.)__
—
—
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)
.
(s-a)
.
/
12-
12-
$1.25
11-28.
12-26
Co.
National Mortgage
Federal
11-28
1-
11-14
Monthly
Federal
11-10
1-
15c
50c
11-14
12-
''
Glen
7
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
&
Compress
Federal
5
75c
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Cuttiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)
11-14
12-
'
Federal Insurance Co.
,
(year-end)
A
pfd.
$1,60
.
12-
,
.
pfd.
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing
10-31
(quar.)
Gillette
11-14
(qltar.)^_
Morse
N. Y.)
;
11-15
Corp,
2-15
:
11-14
•
held.
^
2-15
,33C
1-23
I-23
2-15
25c
11-14"
dividend-
Federal
9-15
87y2c
preferred (quar.)
3y2%
shares
3
RR.
Co.
Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc
Co.,'5%% pfd.
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6-15
9-29-59
,
dividend
Products
12=
.988542
Ltd.—
10-24
25c
32 %c
—
7%0
Corp.,
preferred
Giannini
11=14
11-14
Quarterly
3-16
7-1-59
$1.75
each
Metallurgical
Stock
;
12-18
$1.75
1
12-
-
Farrhigton Mfg.
11-14
$1.75
Stock
.;
12=
y.
4.60%
(quar.)__
11=15
112-
—
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
12-18
I-2-59
Georgia-Pacific
11-15
18=15!
$1.25
(quar.)__
Williamsport
Mfg.: Co:
Fansteel
12-15
1
12-15
10-24
Genisco, »Inc:
(quar.)
;
Stock j dividend-
9
$1.37%
(quar.)______*i.—__
investment
-
&
Fall River Gas
11-7.
$1.75
(quar.)'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
I quar.)—1
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2
12-
Common
7%
12-
,12-30
11=
divid.)
for
Corp.
Faber Cot Si Gregg
5
28c
9-22
11* 4
11-26
10-34
11-15
i 11-1R
25©
$1.25
$5 ' preferred
(quar.)
General Tire: &
Rubber
5Mi%
$1,061/4
$1.02%
Industries,
(stock
share
new
Fairbanks
11-10
1
11-20
II-15
11-15
.330
r
11-10
7-
of Wisconsin=—
Great Southern Life Insurance
10=15
12-
(quar,)
shares
4J/a% :prior' preferred
11-17
$1.05
1
,
12-10
.
General Telephone Co.
.
12=
32 %0
(quar.)
,
11-14'
11-
12-31
11=
.
32%<J
./
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
1 $2.25
preferred (quar.)____:—
11-29
1-20
$37 %c
4 3/4 % preferred (quir.) ___—
,x_
Equitable Gas Co., common (increased quar.)
v;
4.50% r preferred
(quar.)
Equity Corp.," $2 preferred (quar.)_
:
vlHtf Raihoad, $5 preferred < quar.)
1—
Erie Forge &.Steel Corp., common (quar.)^._
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., gtd. (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)J_1
11-28
12-15
12-16
75c
(quar.)
Rubber
;
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—-5
prefotred (quat.)
'5%
55c
Radio <te Phonograph (stock divid.)
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)
5%: preferred (quar.)
12-18
11-17
General
$3.50
Einei-son
V
10-31
50c
t50c
(quar.)
Crown
Crystal Oil
1
11=28
Subject tb approval of stkhlders Dec. 11)
10-31
25c
________—
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
12-
&
Musical:
&
(One
..
(quar.*)!:—
preferred
Hose
ElecfcrographiC
.
Araer.
Ordinary (interim)^— ' * - 3% ' 12-12
CrAdttock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd. (s-a)
1-1-59
"
$2.50
Crane Company, 3'?4%. pfd. (quar.93'!4b
12-15
v.
12-15
i
$1.34
(initial)
Amer.
11-19
11-19
5
12= 5
10=27
$1.37'/2
preferred
Electric
11-10
12-
*
(quar.)
Electric
11-10^
11-30
5c.*
;
—
Ltd.
.
27%c
>;
——_
-
1
12-
trt-60b
;
12-
I-5-59
11= 3
$1,411/4
preferred
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
1
%t7%c
—_
40c
$1.50
*.
$4,875
11-21
"11-20
1
11=21
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Emhart
11=
1-
12-10
$1.50
preferred
4%%
1
10-31
50c
10=31?
$$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4.10%
Electronics
,11-15
1
11= 7
1
15o
(quar.)
Elmira
>-*11=15
—
preferred
12-15
5
12-
12-
10=31
10-30
12-19
10-17
*
27 %c
25c
.
12=31
22 %c
11-15
11-20
9
11-10
11-15
4%%
11-15
12=
'
I"
11-20
5%%
10-30
11-14
11-15.
$10c
____
preferred "1956" series (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Common
(quar.);
C $1 preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred' (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
; $1.30
preferred (quar.)—
/ $1.32 preferred, (quar.)—
/
11=14
1.
12-
12-10
40c
Corp..'- (quar.)______
$30c
(qtiar.)
11-5
1
11-20
9
12-15
31c
,
Castings
U3c
i_
common
income)"
*
Steel
—
(quar.)
11-13
12-
>40c
Copeland' Refrigeration (quar.)—
Cojip Clark Publishing Ltd. (quar.)—,——
(.Year
12-
Co.,
preferred
II-25
$1.13
investment
'
10-10
10c
General steel Waxes, Ltd., com- (quar.)
General Telephone of California—
12-
$250
preferred
preferred
1-2-59*
$1.79
t
12-10
Water; Co.—•
(quar.)_.
5.50%
>
Cohtinental Foundry & Machine (liquidating)
Cbhtiental Gin, 4%% preferred (quar.)
,12-4
12-18
5%
12-15
V
12-18
Gerber
11-21
Continental Copper & Stebl industries—
12-19
11=14
5%%
11-20
12-15
1-2-59
General
11-10
60c
(quar.)
•
'
11- 5
$1
a;:?.
11=: 5
11-23
-v;< 5.65%
11-14
11-25
11-15
4*
12-31
12=;9
15c
General Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
General Public Service Corp. (21c from, real¬
ized net capital' gains and
10c from net
12-15
10-25
12=31
50c;
General Instrument Corp.—
12=
H-14;
12-23
20c
General Merchandise
2
1
12 15
12-16
2
25c
5
1-
1-
5%
____
5
12-
5
25c
^
1
(quar.)
12-
.dividend--—
11=
1-1
10c
;
11-
12=
Gas
(quar.)
11-
of
*(quar..)/__
Natural
To:as
11-15
II-15
10c
32 %C
ii-15
12-10
Paso
of
12-10
38c
11-14
$1.42
;
I-2-59
A
Oil
11-13;
12= 1
50c
11-14
$1.60
5
30c
(quar.)
America, conv;
'4% preferred (quar.)
1
Continental Can, common
(quar.)_
,
12-
Interurban
American
Stock
(quar.)
12- 5
1-2-59
$1.13
$1.04
,
of
Corp.
1-2-59
$1.12.ya,
:
11-28
V
.
&
12= 3
General Contract Corp. (quar.)*.
General Crude OIL (quar.)
General Dynamics Corp.
(quar.).
(quar.)
10-17
(quar.)
.
Container
11-20
1
?
5
preferred
11-21
-s>:60c
(quar.)—i
(quar.)
$4.52
12-12
11-
preferred
li--1*
30C
.
12-
5.68%
-
Consolidation
II-14;
<v6.40%
10-iff
1'
JlOc
Ltd.,
12-
i
311/40
Manufactures Co.
Class
:
11-14-'
1
General
II-26
1
11= 3
•
12- 1
2c
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., common
11-14
II-17
11-14
2c
( quar.
;
St. ( Louis
Eaton
Cohsolidated Textile Mills Ltd.—
•
.
40c
preferred, (quar.)
Easteim New York PbWer (liquidating)_^__
Eastern Utilities ^Associates
(quar.)____
/
12-17
1
1
$1.75.
,
12= 3-
12=17
.
>2
20c
•
6%
12-17
I-1
12-1*
-
35c
'
East Kootenay Power, LtcU 7%- pfd. (accura.)
'vEastrPemisylvania RR. Co..:(s-a)^_^.4£_u
■
Cor (quar.)
Gas
>/*5'preferred
c;7'' *'."i
11-'; 7
12-15
20c
25c
-
"
12-1
"ii-icr
2
l
50c
"
exps." of depositary and British inc." tax)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd./class A (quar.)__
4.68%- preferred (quar.
Duquesne Brewing -;(quar.)
Durion Co.. (quar.) £___:
!___
^___
Duro-TesV Corp., common__r_l__^,
12* 1
12-17
* *
11-17
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quafu
Gas Service Co.
(qx«ir.)__
Gate-City Steel Inc. (Omaha) common
16/2/0
preferred A
(quar.)_i__
11>14
50c
•-
/
11=14.}
-
25c
after* deduction
12-16
11"
30c
/
:
;
T2-13
11-
1
...
1
12* 1
,
25c
"
dividend10%
Consolidated Natural
dep; -rcts;
(Approximate
'
10-31
12-15
65%c
"
—_
12-
70c
^
_L
Consolidated Laundries (quar.) 2_:
V ' Extra
Stock
__C
(quar. )_.
>
i
(1 Oh
V7,;.}:13c
Consolidated Edison Co. of "14.. Y. f quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp.,"
VV-5%&
preferred
(quar.)
*
12=
.
$1.12%
pfd. (accum.)
25c
;
12-15,
30c
(quar.)
12-
■
~
115c
;
.
12-1-
15c
6% preferred (quar.)
(George A.) Company
12=
,
34%C
'(intefim)
Amer.
v" "
s
■>,
^55^^1-^-^2-1^
^ Irv**"
■
,j>
'Increased*
Connolly Containers "(s-a")"ic-_:
:.
—5c y 12COtxsoliddted r Discovery. rVYellowknifeji Mines,
^
y?
;
Fuller
2
12-13
,
50c
(quae, )_^_l_r__^
11-14
1
15c
B (quar.)
I-
100
.
:
^12-15 ,yT2^ 1
II-28
•
125c
Cbmni"oii^(quar;)_;^^_
preferred
.
Class
2r
,
131 y4c.
^
12=
11=15
12=15
10-24
tl2'%c.
:
12-27
15c
(quar.)
10-31;
II-13
I62%c
Duker.Powe^, com. .(Increased quar.)
■■;Yeai->ehd
7'%p*efeirrOd: (qubr.
I4-—~
Dtiii". & lfradstreef/-Inc. (increased)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd/—
7
^"Aftler. depVrcts" (fnterim)lll_I___ll_L—._
'
1
r:
____
(^.Limited
_
:
12c
11-25
j Frdm investment income-r
:_1
:
Commonwealth Tdephor.e Co. (Pa.) (quar.)
11*15
22%C
12-15
COmpo shoe Machinery Corp. (quar.)
—7%c
Bxtra
;
:—_______
12-15
r.-2%c
"v. 5%' preferred ;(quar.)__^__^__
;.31'/4C",' 12-31
Confederation: Life Assn. (quart
fj'i $900.. '12-18.
,Jr
v$2
12- 1
12-
COnnectibuf, General Life Insurance—"
X
-v
11-
v#
Commonwealth JneOme Fund—'
li-14
.____
50c
20c
y: y;f
,12-1
12-1'
' .>.70c
• ? 20b
—
Commonwealth Edison Co.—
10=31
11-14
75C
common
Gar Wood Industries, 4%%
Itlc.,: commoif ,(quaf;)*,___:__>ll_
!■" Dravo corp.,
.12-10
>50c
.
/(quar)_____/:/_-yy.( $loc
Ltd.
11=17'
10-10
12=15
12= 1
lOo
<quar.f.
10-31
11-20
I-2-59
25c
(quar.)
Realty
I-16
11-25
,
Locks Paper Conquer.)—Credit^. CO. dquar.)
:—
Commercial
-
2 38 59
-
Columbian National/Life .Insurance (Boston) -
Sulphur Co.
Friendly Finance/:Inc.,
12= 1
t60c
-
-
t
.■;;Quarterly>,__._;_;__.__.LiJ4_->r:----------.
Friedman^
125c
150c
,
(quar.) '
'
.y.
Freeport
lL-14
12-15
11-24
11=10
25c
Pitt,Bridge Works
(L.t
1
25c
(quar.)
12-19
11-28
12=
12=11
3%%
Ino.
(quar.)_____
Foster-Fwbes. Glass Co. (Extra).
25c
;
Co., Ltd.
.
(quar.)
(interim)..
Dairies
11-14
10-31
Fort
11-24
12- 1
35C
(England)—
1
120c-
$2" preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft C6/ (quar".)_.
___!
Douglas Oil CO. of California—
~
/
.'5%% ifreferred (quar.)_________.
.
Foremost
Ltd-.
11-14
25 c
,
(quar.)_.
Chemical
<fe
Motor Co.,
39c" I-2-59
Elbctrohome
Dominion Tar
5
35c
25c ;
y ; 25c"^ 11-15
10-20 i£T 'Dovet- Iridu(rtrtes,..;X^d.i_j^.4l__j:_,
$1.00% %, ri-15'y ll*-3. >•> Dfackett Co./, common (increased)
4%" preferred.; A :?;(quarjl'll:
' 60b
"12-10 '"•>11-14
________
pfd.
fquar.)_--
11-
12-
>
"
(monthly)
'«*: Xlbuglas
;
„
CMififtbia
•
>
11-25
Ford
Payable of liee.:
40c
^____
Co._
Ordinary
■;
;>DcaJWM.iV^r,
Monthly'.;.
;
11-10
25c
(quar.)
'
11-20
9c
(4uar.)
Dominion.. Stores.. Ltd.
7
-
•
Ford Motor
37%C
Industries, Ltd.__.
Dbinlfiion Engineering Works. Ltd. (s-a)___
Dominion. Fabrics, Ltd, (extra)___.
Dominion-Scottish v liivestments, Ltd.—
, ~
.
~
„
Class B
3
net
(iriitial-quar.)':
Monthly ,_>_i._____i___l%r_
Dominion Bridge, Ltd-, (quAf.
;'-12- 5:
'
Colorado, Mill.
3
12-
__
:%V ' ;-'5%> preI.
v?
12-
i
20c
Dodge-Manufacturing Corp.,,comnioii (quar.)
vrlr.56 ^(efeired' (quar.)Ili_lZl___l___H_
,10-26^
1-1-59
preferred;''(quar.),v___^_i.i.i.^___„_i2> $1.12%
-r. 4^-special f.td. (quar.)
• •
50c
! 7%: regular gtd (quar.)X.Lil-iii-i.i..X~.-i^.': «• 87%d
Cleveland Worsted Mills ^Mqutdaang)^^-- .,; ' $3®
1
l-
.
Share
Wallace, Inc.—
voting (quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
I-
.
11-15
—__
.
-
Class B
100
...
,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R; Co.
;
10-10
of Company
3%
Dobbs Houses, new com.
•
% ":j *.
—___—______—;v
(quar.)
11-15
Name
Forbes &
'
1
it Cleveland Eleptrip
10-10
11
tfoldera
When
Per
of itec.
ii-15
"
11-
Holders
Payable
25c
(quar.)
dividehd
'DIVco-Wayhe Corp. (quar;)
Diversified inVestmeiit Fund,
>ii-2o
11-14
11-14
Co.' lN.
class A
B. (qua^):_4_^______
(wait.)* productions " (quar.)
Stock
'.11- ' 4
12-12
37%c
—'
11-20*
11-14
V.25c
~
(quar.)
'
25b
-
Class
12-1
Sliare
GibrgiO FiUib, Corp.,
m£»#. Dlsnby
11-28
*■*5% 1 preferred
(quar.) ^^^__JJl^___i:„_J v!" $1.25".. 12-T: Tii=i6r
Clearfield & Mahoning By. is=*>
"1-1-59
—:=■•= * 41.50
>2-1*
•
■
.
Y.v :10ft
Chattanooga—
Casualty
City: Water Co.
$1.25/
->-12%c
When
*•"
Payable of lice.
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.-)____.
dhfltOn Co. (quar.)
Chrysler Corp; '(quar.)
(1981>
10c
$30c
*
12-
12-
1
11T14
11-15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1932)
12,
When
Per
Name of Company.
;
Hotels
Hilton
4%%
Corp.,
preferred
5%%
(quar.),!—__
1
12-
1
11-14
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
—
12-
34%c
convertible
preferred A (quar.)—*
Hlnes (Edward) Lumber (extra)——
Hires (Charles E.)
Co. (quar.)—
Hobart Mfg.
$4.25 preferred (quar.»:
Hordcr'a inc. r(year-end )
12-
1
11-14
(Frank
class
W.), Ltd.,
Inc., common
1
12-13
12-
11-15
10-30
L'Aiglon
11- 3-
La
3%%
12-19-
•
$1.25
121-
in- 11*14'
2
15©
15c
;
12i-
V
Apparel
Wines
Salle
La Salle
12-
21c
11-
Steel
Co.
(quar.),,,,—
(quar.)
11-20;
J
6
Lake
of
Woods
the
7%- preferred
Milling, Ltd.—
■<
Class A
Class B
Lane
La-nslon
(quar.)
Leccc-Nevllle
Co.
12-31
Lees
& Sons,
Tool
(James)
12-31
Lehigh
12-10
11-28
Leslie
12-10
11-28
Lexington
12-15
.
/ 11-14/
—•;
(quar.),
Candy Shops,
Secord
&
Portland
Salt Co
r -
—
;
(resumed)
.
:';Stock
11-14
.*.
1
10-27
11*15
11-14
12-
10c
.
50c
12-
25c
(quar.)
'12-
40c
'quar.)
11-
5
11-20
1
T11-15
1
10-27 ;■
12-15
11-14
13
invest-
net
from
cents
12-
1
31*/4C
32-
1
32c
12-
1
11-19
V
ment
income
plus 28 cents
realized
security profits)
Libby, McNeil <& Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
Quarterly
Liberty National
:
35 %C
6.25%
39 Ac /
preferred
D*(quar.)
Production
-
11-19
11-19
/
60c
& Refining Co. (quar.)
Husky Oil Co. (stock dividend)
Huttig Sash & Door
8% preferred (quar.)
Gas
Stock
&
Water
Co.
11-28
12-10
11-20
12-
5%
11-
1
3
$1.28
12-30
12-11
40c
11-20
12-15
11-
11-29
from
"
'
Rubber
5
1
11-10
12-10
11-20
*
"
;
——
11-28
Lithium
11-14
10-14
12-
1
11- 3
12-
i
10-31
11-15
».
$1
Steel
Co.
1
11-
3
$3
(year-end)
'.77
1-2-59
J.2- 3
$1.50
■_
80c
5%
preferred
12-1
11-14
(quarf
Morgan Engineering, common
12
from
cents
securities
Interchemioal Corp., common
11-22
12-19-"
10-15
12-19
10-15
12-15
■'
11-25
11-14
10-31
11-15
2
12-
11- 7
Paper
11-14
11-14
25c
12-12
/ 11-25
12-12
11-25
1
11- 3
Mutual
Income
3
Mutual
Investment
12- 1
i
11-
12-10
11-17
50C 3-10-59
Murphy
Fuel
Z 7c
11-17
—
,+10c
12-1
11-5*
12-
-
11-24
from
11-
1
62 %c
1-
1
12-10
12-
1
11-6
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
3
30c
11-15
11-
1
$1
11-29
11-12
15c
12-10
6c
11-29
11-14
11-29
11-14
i_,
Fund,
security
in stock
8
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
11-25
10-31
11-15
n-
i
i
:
12c
.
.
M
■
-
income
28c
profits)
cash
or
11-17
50c
(quarterly of
plus 21c
Inc.
investment
12-
11-14
12 %c
•„!_
Foundation,,,—
net
Payable
30c
—
1/__———
'
'Narda Microwave—:
5
1
$22*/ac
—
(quar.)
.(quar.)
realized
from
;
1
*
2-19
$1.10 3-10-59
$ 10c
Supply
(G. C.)
Year-end
2-19
12-10
$1.10
11-24
12-10
Extra
Mountain
4%
12-
12-10
lc
11-14
12-
12-15
40c
Mills Co.
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)
U.—
Motor Wheel Corp._-.___„~„^i
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
1
50C.
.
:—
preference "(quar.),,
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)—
12-10
60c
12-
$$1.19
(quar.).
preferred
$1.25
37 %c
.
(Henry) & Co. Ltd., common (quar.)
37 (4 c
<
.
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)
Extra
i.
;;
International
Petroleum,
Silver
; -
-
(one share of Narda Ultrf
Stock dividend
Textbook
International
Utilities
plus
of
1
n-
7
12-12
1
37(4c
12-
1
11-12
75c
1-
2
12-
5
25c
12-
1
11-
7
10c
;
12-
1
11-
7
217 (4c
12-
(quar.)
12-
1
30c
12-
12-
-
Stock
1
11-14
11-
1
Jewel Tea
3%%
Johnson
;
Special
Stock
(D.)
1
11-26
12"26
1-
1
12-15
11-
1
12-15
1
12-15
4*4%
Special
Manhattan
12-
1
11-14
Manitoba
1212-
44c
12to
1
1
1
1
M
11-14
11-14
11-14
11-10
pfd.
(quar.I
from
(quar.)
Co.
A
(quar.)
Class
B
American
&
dep. rets,
(quar.)
Bonding &, Insurance
I-19
12-11
11-24
$3.40
12-10
11-10
McCall
12-
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd., com.
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
12-10
11-24
12-22
11-24
12-22
11-24
National
Starch
12-10
11-14
National
Steel
Tea
11-10
10-22
11-10
10-22
12-
2
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-29
$3.75
preferred
$3.75
preferred
preferred
Corp.
93 %c
12-
1
11-14
85c
12-
1
11-14
3%
12-
2
11-
7
$40c
11-20
50c
11-28
11-14
62 (4 c
12-30
15c
12-
1
11-14
Mead
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
4%% preferred (quar.)
Meadville Telephone Co., common
12-
1
II-14
12-
1
11-14
11-28
3
(15c
1
10-31
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
12-15
6%
11- 7
11-20
11-
5
8
1-15-59
1-
4-ia
Mercantile
Stores
1-15-59
1-
Merchants
Fire
8
12-15
11-21
12-
11-14
1
11-15
1
11-
4
11-14
12-
1
11-
7
2
12-
9
3.90%
3.85%
11-14
11-
50c
12-
11-14
20c
11-14
(quar.)
com.
—
(quar.)
12-31
Electric
11-1
11-15
11-
20c
&
10-31
11-15
10-31
25c
accum.
4%
adjust,
(quar.)—
12-
5
dividend)
2%
12- 3
11-15
12-
1-1-59
12-
5
$1.12%
1-1-59
12-
5
$1
12-10
11-29
$1.50
1-10
12-31
$1
• 90c
(quar.)
Class
Class
Car
25c
4
12-
4
4
5%
12-18
12-
15c
(quar.)
11-10
10-27
Co.—
12-20
11-28
11-28
1-15
$2.50
Oil, Ltd., class A (quar.)
preferred 1956 series (quar.)
Northern Central
12-
3
Northern
12-
3
3
4
12-
12-18
12-20
12- 3
3
12-
12-18
25c
—
Coal Corp.
12-18
5%
50c
1-1-59
12-
6
11-21
37%c
1-1-59
12-
6
11-
34%c
1-1-59
1-1-59
11-
6%
95c
1-1-59
1
5*4%
97 (4 c
$1.08%
12-10
12-10
—-
dividend
96 %C
$1.11%
11-20
1
10-16
:
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
(quar.).
11-28
12-
Cement Corp.—
dividend
(quar.).
(quar.)
Xquar.)
12-15
11-10
North
•
preferred
11-14
12-
(quar.)
A
North Star
4.35%
1
5
50c
11-14
4.45%
12-
10-17
25c
11-
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
11-14
1-1-59
—/
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
American Refractories (quar.)______
North Shore Ga$ (Illinois)
(increased)
3
10-24
93%c
(quar.),.
Corp. (increased)
American Investment
5c
(stock
1
$1.12%
preferred
American
11-17
12-
10-24
12-
Gas—
(quar.)—.—
North
11-14
11-24
(Md.I—
North
11-15
11-24
12-15
investment income and
undistributed
capital
11-14
8
12-16
11-15
30c
(quar.)—
11-14
5
12-16
12-31
35c
—
1
12-15
11-28
12-31
$5c
1
12-
12-15
17c
40c
11-29
12-
1
60c
12,■
3
11-15
50c
Corp.
American
50c
3
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
current
North
35c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
11-
10c
common
12-
25c
Inc.
1
17c
$1
l
3.80%
1-
11-10
10c
(quar.)
nreferred series A
Stock
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
11-28
11-25
*
Assurance
Extra
10-31
Norfolk & Western Ry., com.
12- 5
5
9
10-31
Co.
American
12-
10-
11-15
Co.,
North
12-19
11-20
11-14
11-15
preferred
from
12-10
25c
—.—
(quar.)
Share
3
9c
(quar.)
$1.18%
Mengel Company (quar.)
Co.
12- 8
12-15
11-
25c
Co.,
12-15
12-19
$30c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
4-15-59
1-2-59
$1.75
lie
investment
net
Shipbuilding,
State
Stock
4%%
4%
11-14
35c
4%
Melville Shoe Corp.—
11-30
25c
$1.18%
1-
40c
(s-a)
1
$50
Co.
from
20c
10-31
50c
40c
Distilleries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
5
12-
10-31
62 (4 c
Extra
12-
Nopco Chemical Co.—
Melchers
100%
2
inc.)
preferred
Niagara
11-28
12-
-
5%
5
1-
3
11-
42C
(quar.)
7
12-
35c
12-12
11-
$1.06 V*
preferred (s-a)
Medusa Portland Cement (quar.)
12-30
2
1
12-15
70c
Inc. (quar.)
(increased)
$1
1-
12-
$91
11-
2
10-31
1-2-59
$50c
1
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
A
:
preferred (quar.),
—
Newark Telephone Co. (Ohio), com. (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—'
12-15
(quar.)
12-
50c
$1.12%
$4.50
(quan)
i
(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
coimnon
4(4%
1947"
7
U5c
(quar.),,—
(from net investment inc.)
Products
&
Meter
3%%
11-14
11-14
11-
(quar.)
B
Common
5
1
1
1
Castings Co.,
& Research—
(quar.)
Vulcanized Fibre
York
1212-
preferred (quar.)
McDermott (J. Ray) & Co.
Corp.,
New
93%c
11-17
12-
$2%c
11-15
(quar.)
11-10
England Lime Co. (extra)
York Air Brake (quar.)
New
1945"
1
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
New Dickenson Mines, Ltd
10-30
11-
12-
25c
$1.06%
$2.40
55c
dividend)
Robbins,
Class
3
11-14
11-17
11-12
Ltd.
4'/4%
pfd. (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
—
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co., class A (quar.)
11-30
-
8
1
(quar.),—:
common
(from
Chemical
Nease
Co.—
$2.50
&
12-
50c
(quar.),
common
(quar.)
(Stock
Series
Preferred series
New
a4%
11-
12-
—
_——
11-14
40c
Stores,
"series
"series
Stock
:•
11-13
$20c
Co.
2-2-59
11-24
11-15
Neiinan-Marcus
(interim)
11-14
12-10
11-10
11-28
1
$25c
11-28
2
12-10
12-
8c
11-17
& Steel
Securities
12-10
10-22
3
25c
5%
(quar.),
preferred B
National
(s-a)
50c
4.40%
$62%c
$2
Ry.
Indiana
Common
25c
$15c
(s-a)
Public Service—
50c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1
12-31
11-
7
12-15
11-18
1-2-59
12- 3
1-15-59
12-20
12-31
11-21
44c
12-30
U-21
35c
(quar.)
12-20
11-28
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
"
12c
2-15-59
10-31
Michaels Stern & Co.—
50c
50c
11-15
12-10
10-31
11-14
12-12
11-21
12-12
11-21
$1.12(4
preferred (quar.).
Mid-West
11-29
20c
20c
4V»%
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
—
Abrasives (quar.)
15c
11-10
1-
2
12-12
1
12- 5
11-10
10-29
1-
_
40c
i2-10
11-
Piping Co., (quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming (stock div.)
37y2c
11-14
10-28
25%
11-20
1!- 5
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
25c
(0.037 from income and 0.163 from caoital
gains!
National
(s-a)
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.
Quarterly
May Department
45c
,
11-25
—
Massachusetts
net
Department Stores (quar.)
12-15
11-10
12-
'2%
National Malleable
Marconi International Marine Communication
30c
_
11-25
6%
Neptune
(s-a)
30c
from
12-15
Saskatchewan. Coal-
&
Class
15c
investment income plus a
special distribution of 28c from net realized
profits)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
11-14
5c
7
5c
**
10-31
5
17 (4 C
(quar.)
3
35c
_
10-31
12-
$20c
Shirt
25c
II
11-15
9c
12-22
—v——
(quar.)__
;
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.
Class A (quar.)—
National Lead Co., 7% preferred
11-15
investment in¬
capital gains)—__
11-10
6%
—
preferred
+30c
(2c from
11-26
dividend
Stock
7
income
10c
_____—
preferred
J30c
$1.25
11-18
11-28
$20c
Co.,
Gypsum
National
11-
1
11-
12-16
12-15
"
12-15
35c
11-
1-
11-25
1-15
20c
(quar.)
convertible
60c
National
'
8
5
50c
____—
12-30
6c from
Investment
Shares
25c
.
25c
gains)
capital
plus
come
$1.25
~~
11-28
11-28
11-
8
$1.75
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4Vi %
11-21
;
Common
10-24
11-20
Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
National
11-26
t
12-10
:—:—-—
dividend)
dividend
Stock
30c
12-10
$6%c
*
■
12-10
11-15
Co.
$30c
11-11
87%c,
Keystone Income Fund series K-l
(quar¬
terly from net investment income),
Keystone
Income
Common
Stock
Fund
Knickerbocker Fund—
11-28
62 (4 C
(accum.)
$1.12 */a
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4.80%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Klein (S. 1
Casket
12-10
(stock
59 %c
$1.08%
preferred (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
National
.11-28
Co
37*/2C
95c
semi-annual
10-31
$4.50
$1.05
I
(quar.)
(22c
7c
McKesson
(quar.)
Kennametal. Inc.- (quar.)
S-2
plus
11-14
35c
preferred (quar.)
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd.—
25c partic. class A pfd.
(quar.)
Series
11-14
12-15
(quar.),,,,
from investment
(2c
Petroleum Shares
11-14
Light—
common
Can
35c
5%
RR.,
Shares
11-14
(quar.)
3*2%
,4%%
Metal
1
lDc
Kerr Income Fund
(monthly),
Ketchum & Co. (quar.)
National
12-
35c
(quar.)
:—:
By-Products, Inc.—;
1
12-10
common
(quar.)——;
National
11-
12-
12-15
(increased)^—___
-
11-15
12-15
(quar.)
Central
1
10c
common
8
10-31
12-15
50c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
20c
Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)
Malion (R. C.) Company (quar.)
1
5%
Stone, inc.,
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
11-
$$1
Magnavox Co., common (quor.)
4%% preferred (quar,),.
12-
$1.25
Kellogg Company (stock dividend)
(8ubject. to approval of stkhldrs. Nov. 17)
Kentucky Utilities,
Co.
12-
I
Common
11-15
$$1.25
50c
(resumed)
Kentucky
7%
Common
93%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Biscuit
Co.
11-17
~50c
50c
B
Extra
3
12-15
Ltd.—-
62 *4 c
II
4% preferred (quar.),,
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
National
25c
$2.50
12-
(Greens
,
preferred
Steel,
(quar.),,.
Macmillan
Company,
common
Macco Coi'p.-—
Marshall Field
dividend
3.80%
11-14
11-
1-15
10c
25c
Kansas City power &
1
(year-end)
Co., Ltd.,
(increased-quar.)
Steel, common (quar.)
Co.
12-
12-12
35c
preferred
$1.05
15c
(mar.)
&
ll*/4c
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
iy2%
.
Kaltman
Structural
10-31
35%C
I
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Acme
(quar.)
12-
32c
Johnson
preferred
1st
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laughlin
Mackinnon
97*4c
I
Co., common
&
&
5%
National
(quar.),,
Inc.
45C
20c
(quar,)
(quar.)
preferred
System
Maine
$1.20
,
5
;
MacWhite
$1.08%
_
Insurance
11-
60c
(quar.)
10-11
82 (4 c
dividend
Life
1
Class
25c
11-14
,
(quar.)
Standard
12-
Co
11-34
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.,
boro, N. C.)
$54c
$1.25
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Macleod's, Ltd., 6% A preferred (quar.)
6%
participating preferred
(quar.)
11-14
1
11-15
40c
.
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.76 preferred (quar.)
Iron Fireman Mfg.
(quar.),.
Jefferson
11- 5
—
29c
(quar.)
common
1
—
11-14
1
240c
15c
(quar.)
Utilities,
12-
(quar. )„_____.
National Aluminate Corp.
125c
Insurance
Steamship
Common
(Utah*
Service, common
preferred (quar.)
$37(4C
(quar.)
(reduced)
Co.
Carrier
5%
(quar.),
preferred
preferred
Bros.
11-14
(quar.)
Public
11-
25c
Lynch
11-10
100%
Inc.
Life
Co.
Lykes
12-
12-
&
Southern
Lunkenhcimer
5
12-10
Canada, Ltd—,.
preferred
3.75%
11-
Steel
5c
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
^
4.20%
Lukens
235c
lowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, common
3.90%
12-15
(subject to the approval of
Mutual
4.35%
1-15-59
(quar.)
(quar.)
the SEC)
Interstate Motor Lines,
4.80%
Lucky Stores, Inc.
Protective
1-14
~_J"_
3.30%
11-25
1
1
Lowney (Walter M.) Ltd. (quar.)
12-10
12-
12-
5
held,
for each 50 shares
class A (quar.),,
Corp.
Corp.;
$54c
quar.)
Local Finance Corp,, $5 preferred
Louisville & Nashville RR. (quai\)
Loyal
sonics
;
'
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Building Credits, Ltd.~~___
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd. (extra
Interstate Motor Freight (increased quar.)
Power
6
11-25
17c
Interprovincial
Investors
1-
3c
—;
Extra
Stock dividend
'
50c
_
Corp.
11-5
Nashua
Year-end
Co.,
International
10-30
11-12
r
1-28
(quar.),,
Co.
12-1
60c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preference (increased quar.)
$60C
Ltd.
Resistance
-
2nd
12-10
$1.75
from realized security profits)
International Paints (Canada) Ltd.—
6% preferred (s-a)
International
•
3
25c
_
(quar.)
International Investors, Inc.—
(14c from net investment income
11-15
12-10
2 (4 c
11-
25c
_
International
•
65c
65c
(quar.),
com.
11-28
22c
(quar.)__
International Harvester Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.40 preferred
1st
plus
.
5%
prior
12-10
$1
(stock div.>,
Special gtd. (quar.)
/
Special* guaranteed
(quar.)
Original capital (quar.)
capital .(quar.)
.Original
Loblaw Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Common ..(increased
profits)
International Business Machines
Stock dividend
'
$2.50
20c
RR.
.
1
11-22
12-20
30c
(quar.),,,,
—____
Lines (quar.),/,,,—
Moore-McCormack
45c
—
of America
Corp.
Miami
12-
12-10'
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12*
12-20
noncum.
Mosinee
1-2
Tenn.—
;„w—-——
1-2-59'
,
partic. class A (initial)
J22*/2C
(initial),,,,—+22%c
Monsanto Chemical Co. (quar.)
:—,v— *
25c
Moody's Investors Service—
75c
$3 participating preferred
(quar.)____—
New
Morgan
4%%
Loblaw Groceterias
Institutional Foundation. Fund--:
(10 cents from Investment income
Jones
35c
30%
New class B
12-15
Insurance Co. (Fort
divid.
(subject to
preferred
12-19
v,
12-31
25c
Life
Stock
—
Link-Belt
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
Iowa
$1.50
11-14
75c
uj
11-14
......
Inland
Iowa
Ind.)
Lincoln Service Corp., (Washington, D. C.)—
Common (quar.)
1
,i.ii—i*.
1
3%
6% preferred (s-a)____,
Iowa
'
12-
20c
Enterprises (stock dividend)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
■
Extra
Little
Industrial
10*31
12-15
+25c
" $2
(increased)——-
Co.
dividend
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.—
10-31
11-17
12-
90c
—
approval)
Casualty Insurance Co. of
1,
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
2%
;
Eleetrica de Mexico, S.A.—
American shares
10*31
'
•
20c
41c
10c
&
25c
dividend
10-31
11-21
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
net
•
(quar.)
11-21T
;11-21
,
stockholders'
Life
10-10
2%%
Xndustrla
Extra
Wayne,
10-27
50C
_
Idaho Power Co., common (quar.)
Illinois Central RR.
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit rets.
(Interim)
Indiana
11-28
12-15
35c
Humble Oil
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra
11-28
50c
'
Hugoton
11-28
12-15.
"*25c
$1 participating class A" (accumulative)^.
Mobile & Birmingham RR.,' 4//.
pfd, (s-a)
Stock
1J
12-
12-15
(quar.)
:
(Robert), Ltd.-—-
Mohawk
12-15,
'
4*.ic
' /
:
—
1L-10
1
IV 2
12-19x
Liberty Life Insurance* (South Carolina)—
preferred A (quar.)
$5.12 preferred B (quar.)
5.70%
preferred C (quar.)
12-12
12-
dividend/——————Vr—
Mitchell
3
Fund—-
of
per
'
(quar.)—,—
Co.
12-
10c
——
common
12-1#"
"11-10
$25c
$102
Portland.Cement
-/Extra-
•
1
at
35c
$1
Class B*
,
Missouri
'
,
11-14 '
-
'
.
12-11
1
-
11-10'
11-28
(qUar.)_ ""
40e
preferred r"(qUar.')/_"_",,_,/_:,",—$1.25
Mississippi Glass iquaxO;
——_
-' *;*. 50c
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line* Co:, common,^,,
*,
96c
10-314
J
12-
30c
15c
:
(quar.),,
Ltd.
^—:
Cement
Trust
(Quarterly
Mfg
11- 3
11-10'
,11-15
'5 %'
•
12-3L
$15 C
—
./
/
v
to be redeemed
share plus this :
issue
(entire
12
Dec.
12-31.
12'J.
Industries
12-31
1-15-59
preferred
on
.11-10
1
(quar.'
-dividend
'
12-
T15c
Lc
Maire
11-18-
$2
X 10c
:
Inc.
Bryant,
11-10
11-15
Minnesota Pov/e» & Light, common
-
(quar.),
(quar.)
Laura
1-15-59
11-10
Minnesota Mining «fc Jarnufacturing—
12-26,
11-18
$1.50-
$$1.75
Lamaquc Gold Mines,. Ltd. (s-a)
Lambert (Alfred* Inc.—
■
11-21
1-15-59
11-10
Minneapolis ti St. Louis Ry.
3
"
(quar.)—,—-—
12-31
4
11-15
-11-13
cleared),',*—_
.
11-10
,
Holders
$6.87*V
10-24;
ll*20->
1-9-59
-
Finable^ofJlee.
^
1st
$5.50
11-18
11-10
-
15C
When
Per
conv. pfd. (arrears cleared)$1.87^
preferred (quar.),__„_
—; $1,374-2
$1.50 convertible 2hd preferred' (quar.)__i
37*sc
1-15
'
.
i Share
;
,
I $1.50 2nd
2
11-
'/
:.
.
$5.50 1st preferred '(arrears
.
3
12-12*
;• 12-11
5C"
r
,
3114c
5%
2
11-
11-14
30c
•
—
.
12-
1:75c
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—
Clas3 A (quar.)
:
12-
...
1
2-
40c
/
—_
University
1-15-59
25c
Ltd. (quar.
2
2
10c
(quar.,——
Champagne (quar.),.—
30C
$1.10
(quar.),
1-
12-
$1.75
;
&
Extension
Laclede
1
11-20
$1
Smelting,
12- 2 r
-
12-15
93%C
— _.
1
$1
11-14 '
r-'$4
5%
.
-
(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining &
*
t2H5
35c
4%
Hubinger Company
5
10-25
5c
preferred
12-
11-15
tl2(4c
(quar.)—
preferred xouar.),.
4.40%
preferred (quar.).:
.12-/2
8J.50
v-
5.60%
preferred (quar.)
Household Finance Corp., common
Stock
dividend
12- 2
$1.50
—
10-26:
(quar.),,Z
com.
12-»26-
11-15
«,
Public Service,
11-15
12-22
V;.
.
Safety Appliances Co.^ common,,.—£.1.
'15c*
12-10 V 11-28^
4*8% preferred (quar.)
JT.
" 56V4c
'12- 1
11-19
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quarj,
1—
' '-' 36V4C " 11-10 10 27
Minneapolis-Moliue Co.—
Mine
1
11-28
11-25
11-29
67 (4 c
(increased)
(quar.).,
common
preferred (quar.)—
Kruegcr (W. A.) Co. (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
-
(quar.j
A
15c
10c
.
.
Name of Company
It- 17
11-15
40c
-
(quar.)
*7%
11-28
>
Housatonic
Co.,
preferred
12-
62 %C
-
"
-
preferred (quar.)
6%
12-12
25c
.
Inc., com.
Company,
Kroger
11-14
$1.06*4.
,—„
(George A.):& Co.., common' (.quar.
preferred A Xquar.),
Hardart Co. (N. Y.)—
preferred fquar./
x
;
5%
•4%
11-14
1
1*2%
; 25c
%
—
Hormel
Hot Shoppes
10-28
1
12-
12%C
—
——
(stock dividend),^,;—,—.
60c preferred (quar.).,
(quar.)_..
*
Holders
Payable ofjtec. *
3% '
Creamery,
Koppers
12-13
(increased)—_
Honegger's & Co., Inc. <111.) (stock div.)
Hooker Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
Horner
11-14
Knudseu
Share
<
-
Koehring Company
50C
Co., Inc.;.
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
Homasote
6%
■
12.
of Company
Knox Glass, Inc.
40c
Holophane
Horn
1
11-10
50c
15c
.30c
(quar.)
40c
5%
Name
11-14
$1.18%
common
(quar.)
12-
When
Per
Holders
Payable of lice.
\ 30c
(quar.)
1st preferred
5%
Share
,
November 10, 1058
37 (4c
12-15
ia-
10c
11-25
10-81
$10c
11-29
11-15
Midwest'
Miles
20c
11-20
10-31
(quar. >
Laboratories, Inc. (monthly)
Milton
Brick
Co.
Ltd.
(s-a)
:
6
8
Northern Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
5.80%
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
:—
—
Northern
Northern
5(2%
Oklahoma
1st
prior
1-12
12-31
12-15
11-25
Co.—
preferred
preferred
3
11-14
$40c
$69c
(quar.),
$1
(quar.)
Northwest Natural Gas Co., common
5,.75%
12-19
11-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Water
$1.37%
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd., com.
Northeastern
$4
Gas
$1.45
(quar.)—
(Continued
(quar.)
———1
on page
12-
1
11-14
18c
11-15
11- 5
$1.4334
11-15
11-
46)
5
Volume 188
Number 5793 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY MNCE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRJIIUIK
YEARLY RANOE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
28
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
21
33% Jun 17
37% Feb 12
'92
Nov 13
30% Jan
40
3
51% July 15
43% Jan
13
102% Jan
7
2
104% May 22
17% Jun 10
367/a Dec
30
64% May 17
12 V« Oct
21
16 J/4 May
'-11% Jan
21
Dec
27
Mar
38% Jan
Jan
1
6 % Dec, 30
Va Oct
455/a Oct
21
15
23% Dec
155
2
July
1
Nov
6
9
Oct
3% Dec
Oct
7
Jan
90% Sep
16% Nov
17% Jan
2
8
49% Jan
13
193% Jan
8
16
24% jan
5
24% Nov
__
16% Jan 28
28
25% Dec
5
28% Oct
74% Nov
248
2
Sep
30
30
Aug 28
3% May 28
19% Jan 16
18% May 13
77% Jan 14
2
% Jan
33% Aug
lll/4Jan
7
3
2
July
20% Nov
14
4 Va Jan
Oct
24
A94% Nov
146
Sep
5
80
Jan
28% Nov
3
14% Apr
30'% Jan
2
65% Apr
110% Jun
2
49% Oct
28%
Dec~30
93% Dec 17
12% Oct 22
9% Jun
13
16% Nov 25
91
Apr
2
"
7
280
21
144
18
,
7
9% Oct 29
July 31
Sep 19
98
6
13
Aug 11
12% Jan
3
68% Nov 18
98% Jan
3
72 % Apr
29
96% Oct
7
20% Nov 26
23% July
S
21
2
33% Jun
16
36% Dec
24
59
Oct
4
25% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
Nov
7
35
Dec
30
22% Aug 13
47% Jun 19
70% Dec
20
20% Dec
17
87
Nov
6
23% Nov 19
27% Dec
23
59% Dec
30
82
Jan
8
30
36% May 9
119
May 16
39
35% Jun
27
Jan
2
43% Oct
6
Jan
22% May 19
91% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
26
Jun
8
60% Jan
13
15% Jan 21
50% Sep 16
82% July 28
29% Oct 13
2
74
6
49% Mar 24
10% May 19
35% Jan
8
July
15 % Oct
12
4
Jan
53% July
102
Jan
108
62
8
33% Feb
21
38% Sep 12
50% Nov
3
7
81
Feb
25
64% Jan
2
14
Dec
30
Oct 30
7
113
Jan
2
4.08%
Apr 29
114% Sep 17
89% Aug 21
14% Jan
2
25% Oct
10
85 % Jan
9
125% Oct
10
87% Aug
8
99% Mar 28
34% Jan
13
93% Nov 13
97% Jan
3
25
Oct
21
32% Dec 31
51
27% Apr
Sep
5
66
Mar
5
59
Jun
23
16% Oct
11
27
May
9
19% Feb
25
32% Dec
30
57% July
8
33% Jan
2
18
19
Aug
8
3'/a Oct 22
37% NOV 27
35% Jun
24% Jan
44% July 28
111
Oct
13
40% Oct
7
4
13
Jan
20% May 2
6% July 11
45% July 25
19
14
60% May 29
27% Sep 16
44% Oct 22
3%%
4%%
American Bank
6%
6
American Can
11
42% Jan
21
51
29
6
28
24
39% Jan
8
29% Jan
17
75% Nov 26
93% Feb 27
80% Jan
3
35 % Oct
39% Jan
17
25
Feb
24
38% Jan
2
14% Jan
2
.
Sep
99% Nov
53% Oct 30
24% Nov
7
32% Feb
12
19% Jan
2
10% Oct
21
11% Jan
2
28% Aug 27
18% Oct 30
Theatres
t%
7%
44
Sep 22
4%%
American Enka
American &
73
Jan
10% Feb
12
15% Aug
19
13
Jan
3
Nov 29
97,% Jun
16% Jun
7
94
Jan
31
108
2
13
Feb
27
16
Nov
17% Jun
U
16
Jan
2
21 Ya
May 27
July 28
96
13
Jan
2
43% July 14
32 % Jan
2
79
129
Nov
6
17% July 31
Apr 21
111
7
Tun
3
54% Oct
31
78
Aug 28
83
41
Jan
21
8
Oct
22
58% July 18
28% Jun 13
47% Jan
lfl
68% Nov
7
17% Jan
17
30% Oct
13
92
28
99% Feb
20
29
11
31
11
Nov 14
5% Jan
44
7
0
July 31
July 31
16% Jun 12
8% Mar 21
10% Dec 24
141
Nov
15
17% Oct
21
52% Dec 31
14
<5%
lun
Jan
2
102
Oct
20
20% Feb
28
26
Oct
23
27% Oct
21
•%%
11
Jan
3
15% Jun
17
American
8
36% Oct
30
American Motors
34% Sep
12
7
J0y8 Mar
140
Oct
43
2
51% Oct
155
13
61% Nov
7
81
65 % Jan
6
40
Apr 24
34% Apr 25
25% Feb
12
31% Jan
6
2
8% Jan
2
14% Nov
197% Nov
4
167% Jan
2
31
74% Feb
27
Jan
15% July 11
28 % Mar 3
23% Jan
26% Mar 13
—
$149.87%
21
May
•
45
Dec
9% Jan
26
40%
34%:
32%
331/8
88%
86%
87%
40%
News
105%
107%
106%
84%
38%
*63
43
43
43
105
*106
108
39
38%
65
7
Jan
2
Jan
2
22
Jan
13
other
footnotes
64 % Nov
6
100
400
'
X43%
X105
43%
43%
105
*39
39%
65
*63
65
43 %
*105
900
107
70
" .39%
*39
'
*63
600
65
19%
19%
19%
*19%
Rad
8c
&
49
38%
391/4
48%
48%
48%
21
20%
21%
*19%
7%
19%
8%
48%
49%
48%
8%
48%
8
19%
51,800
98,500
44,400
3,000
39
38%
39
38%
39%
47%
47%
47%
48%J
48%
48%
1,200
89%
93%
97
99%
98
99%
8,960
39
39
38%
38%
38%
381/2
38%
48
89
90%
STOCK
10
39%
39i/a
EXCHANGE
*85%
48%
86%
CLOSED
49%
*301/2
49%
371/2
10
50%
23%
24%
No par
40c
*41%
800
37%
50
50%
24%,
4,800
42
42
42
42%
200
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
17%
18%
X17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
4,100
14,300
12.50
35%
36%
35%
36
35
35%
34%
35%
7,500
10
86 %
87%
86
86
87%
87%.
122%
122
124
Co
HI
Co of
1
121%
15i%
•101
15%
20%
*100
52%
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15%
66%
129
*41
129
126
15%
16
16
16
16
20%
101 Va
20%
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16
20%
102
53%
52%
54
81
*15%
20%
81
81
67%
67%
68
27%
27%
27
99%
99%
24%
24%
24%
25%
*26%
27%
27
27%
*26%
14%
14%
*14%
15
15
15
5
32%
32%
35
Chemical—_r_.No par
Std Sany
5
com
100
37%
46%
13%
*148
47%
226,400
64%
64%
10,000
29%
29%
37 %
37%
37%
38
38
38%
6,100
46%
37%
33%
65%
29'/2
48 Va
46%
48 %
46%
46%
11,000
13%
46,300
14'/b
13%
13%
*148
151
152
33%
13%
*148
58
58
57
57
49%
50
49%
49%
18,500
141 »/4
141%
880
61%
2,200
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141%
141%
41%
59%
59
58%
*121
120
123
41%
41%
41%
9,600
34
59 %
48%
57%
151
33%
49 %
59%
141
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4,900
34%
48%
141%
141/4
151
32%
33%
59%
120
400
64 »/4
59%
1
.
28%
No par
No par
100
25
15%
28%
32 %
preferred—100
15i%
64%
32
common
200
27
34%
31%
141
9,500
24%
28%
-
10
preferred
70
102
63 %
63%
281/2
1
99%
35,600
34%
33%
62%
28V4
101
24
2,300
27%
24%
28%
♦99%
50
68%
23%
103
2,300
24,400
81
■
*26%
25
Co
53%
68
27%
1
Co
20%
*80
66
1,500
102
521%
27%
*
400
15%
*101
2
*99Vi
9,100
108
*15%
20
com
400
*101
*80
27%
86
*84%
108
52%
82
65%
No par
Co
*101
53%
124%
43
*101
20%
20%
*41
15%
108
15%
102
27%
15%
*101
15%
No par
preferred
noncumulative
.
108
common—1
Co
Gas
141%
60
61
121
121
41%
42
6OV4
130
40
123
♦121
417
41%
8
92
7,300
3,200
1
Tobacco
87
89
88%
32i%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
331/4
3,000
331,4
34
33
33%
33%
33%
33
33y2
3,820
5
preferred
86%
25
25
Co
Amer Sugar Refining common
American Tobacco
8
7
7%
48%
preferred
13%
14
14
14 Va
14%
14%,
14%
14%
5,400
37,000
87%
87%
32
-
88
"
100
194
194%
196
195%
196%
196%
197%
25
90
90%
x89%
91
901/4
90%
90%
90%
100
25
common
121
195
122
9,200
910
121%
xl21%
121%
121%
121%
121 %
35%
37%
37%
38%
38%
13%
13%
13%
13%
37%
13%
13%
37%
13%
281/4
28
28
28%
28%
28
28
25
25 Va
25%
25%
251/2
25%
25%
250
151%
16%
16 Va
17%
16%
171/2
17
12,100
31%
32%
30%
32
30%
31%
30%
17%
30%
15,900
50
59%
59%
59%
60%
59%
60%
59%
60V.
27,800
No par
55%
56
55%
57
56%
57
55
56
1,160
62%
61%
64
64%
64%
63%
64
90
1,900
150
preferred
American
7
24%
Viscose
Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
com
5
25
aeries
*28
25
&
series
Cable
38%
13%
.
64,400
3,300
400
6.25
Common
84 preferred
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
24.
56,600
36%
32% Aug
page
1,000
25
51%
Anderson Clayton &
see
85
119
24%
119
24%
May 13
38% Aug 25
8
*84
251/8
19%
\\'
19%
19%
Anaconda Wire
Jan
851/4
120
*19%
19%
*19%
1
Anaconda Co
33
24%
39%
*63
*
85
120
II,200
14
88
122
I,700
11,400
26,800
5
38.400
13
41
25
24%
48%
107
104%
42%
61% Oct
95% May 9
50% July 12
43% May 31
85
85
*118
1081/2
28%
63% Oct
Jan
48
1001/2
33%
38%
38
49%'
42
13
40
42%
105
*32
37%
47%
27%
46% Jun 30
6
83
34
37%
49%
42%
Corp
American Stores
6%
105%
*32
38
48%
29%
American Steel Foundries
7%
34
*37%
50%
37%
Co
Optical
American Snuff
6%
♦32
38
5,800
101,600
21,200
42
17% Nov
all
41%:
33
87%
28%
32% Oct 31
11
For
40%
;
28,900
112
50%
Amer Smelt & Refg com
7%
34
47
120
28%
*106
42%
100
Molasses
Amer Potash
7%
*32
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
dividend.-
86%
28%
"
29
10% Jun
2
*
251%
22% Jan
81
*
.
119i%
7
30
41%
33%
86
28%
112
"
*37
24%
25
American Zinc Lead & Smeltlng_l
Amphenol Electronics Corp
1
30
41%
32%
281/4
*106
42%
American Tel 8e Tel Co
6
Dec
42%
107
80
24%
6
10
4
19% Mar
*105
*79%
*
28%
27%
110
49%
„
37%
7
Oct
38% Nov
Dec
22% Oct
92
134% Jun
23
5,600
79%/
24%
American Sumatra
2
45
Aug 29
9
34% Aug 13
15
39%
32% Dec 30
Sep 30
34% Oct
25% Jan
33% Aug ' 5
72% Jan
9
84
93 %
6
119% Sep
25 % Jan
2
Tuly 18
Nov
14
4
31% Feb
20
Tun
67% Dec
7
50%
79%
50%
Ship Building Co
Nov
1,600
49%
79
13,400
1,700
37%
American
May
45% Mar 12
9% Oct 21
19 % Oct 22
12 %
24%
5
22% Oct
12%
*36%
68
22% Nov
24
27%
40%
12%
50
X49%
2
42
22
27%
40
12%
DAY
10
126
8% Oct
79
40%
12 %
50%
ELECTION
35% Jan
44% July 11
11% July 26
27% Feb
6
79
40%
12
'
5
48% Apr
2
30
12%
49%
49%
411%
12
*105
900
44%
40%
79
41
491/2
119%
20
97% July S
63% Jun 11
2
Dec
40%
1,400
13,900
28%
Seating Co
2
25
46
•
43
Co
American
78% Jan
131% Feb
96I/2
47,900
1,100
17,600
Inc
convertible
American
Amer
80
30,600
87%
49%
6
179 % Mar
*95
*
48%
34% Nov
Jan
22
471/4
96%
*85%
13
27% Jan
Oct
48
•95
7,900
87%
49%
22% Jan
May 12
117% Jan
69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
6
49% Aug
8
15% Oct 22
157
3
160
47
90%
*95
.; ■
27%
47%
48%
2
Jan
-
30
144
27%
*85%
30
12
46%
45%
•
*140
28%
60%
11% Jan
15
7% Oct 24
142
27%
87%
146% Oct
47% Jan
6
142
27%
,
29%
com
Products
1
45% Jan
123% Feb
24
27%
42%
preferred
May
30
Oct
4%%
American Metal
22 %
27% Dec 31
30
45%
96%
12.50
Apr
4
34% Jan 10
3
143
142
■;«
110
45,800
28%
Machine Si Metals
33% Apr
18
8%
94%
80
Corp
Amer Metal Climax
66% July 11
9
18% Jan
24
Oct
Amer
American
155% Jan
8%
941%
*78%
49%
SS
American Natural
4
113
10
6
133% Nov
39% Oct
Jan
7
31
9
95
44%
prior preferred
100
8s Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
65% Nov
35 % Dec
781/4
95
8%
45%
f%%
29% Nov
158
140
27%
78%
8%
100
8%
*97
*85%
American Investment
2
22
*78%
8%
45
American Mach
2
33% Oct
80
2,300
42%
l
2
22
21%
i'
42%
preferred_100
American International Corp
1
Jan
30% Oct
21
42%
noncumulative
20% Jan
83% May
40,600
21%
30%
No par
6%
48% Jan
64% Jan
23
20%
20%
94%.
Products
American Home
3
37% May 17
22
19%
21
14%
American Ice Co common
31
Oct
18% Dec
7,200
19%
Power-JNopar
Foreign
6
Dec
78%
3%
19%
20%
,
104
1
European Secur._
American Export Lines Inc
84% Deo
Jan
3,300
33%
160
3%
19
2
American
73% Nov 26
Jun
32%
*154
3%
No par
Corp
American Hardware
24
44%
*94%
33%
160
3%
18%
No par
American Distilling Co
American Electric Power
American Hawaiian
20% Dec
,
*154
3%
5,800
285
•
3%
No par
28
88
27
33
160
*276
301%
10
common
Sugar
22
4
*139
32%
32%
*154
74
,
31%
100
Co
85
Feb
C%
25%
25%
741/4
74%
*278
290
72%
275
31
No par
Cable
Si
36% Oct
102
ELECTION
DAY
1
preferred
7
2
78%
*95
25%
25%
71%
*270
3%
100
common
2
10
32%
160
25
Co
Jan
Oct
32%
*154
•»
33%
Radio Corp
16% Jan
15 % Jan
12,900
87%
common
Si
75
93
300
74%
:
"
20
Inc
Cable
18
29% Oct 22
14,300
25%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
86%
preferred
Feb
22
23%
26
71%
273
31%
10
7
12% Oct
22%
*251/4
71 %
*31%
100
31% Feb
1
17% Apr 23
23% Jan
2
92
38,000
92%
prior preferred
49
135
16%
14%
American Cyanamid Co
30
23
16%
93%
53% Sep 16
38% Oct 24
21
28
16%
24%
14%
American Crystal
Oct
Oct
88%
16%
21%
14%
91%
43% Sep 29
96% Mar 6
19% Dec
16 % Dec
87
16%
24'/a
14'%
50
American Chain
2
2
70
Note
American Chicle
37% Sep
7
500
87%
16%
33%
com
7,300
7,400
•
Broadcasting-Paramount
52% Oct
62 % Jan
Jun
33
91
No par
American Bosch Arma Corp
Amer Brake Shoe Co
2
39% Jan
35
32%
20%
41%
preferred
41 % Jan
7
30
32%
86 %
16%
1
preferred
conv
American
3
22
32%
86%
20
10
preferred
American Bakeries Co
20% Sep 22
8% Nov
6
f
22
convertible
21% Nov
42% Mar
13% Dec
32
x85%
15%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical
2
64% July
64
Sep
23% Oct
27
21%
14%
100
American Airlines common
2
20
29% Oct
26%
26%
f
89%
10
common
lot America
2
25
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
39% May 22
27% Jan 14
Mfg
Jan
38% Dec 30
22
261/4
27
14%
100
convertible preferred
3% Jan
53 % Jan
Oct
26%
26%
92%
6%
convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The >
1
Amerace Corp
12.50
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer
11% Dec
21%
261%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
15
21
31% Jan
x
21%
26%
32%
_5
Aluminum Co
Jan
77
87%
21%
32
,
-
14%
No par
common
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
22
70% Aug 10
24% Jan
3
32%
V
•
26%
26%
*
'•
31%
No par
Corp
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
Allls-Chalmers
400
91%
No par
Allied Mills
Allied Products
13
27% Jan
22
Inc
13
16
Oct
Allied Laboratories
31
21
59
12,000
•• *
; ia
116
1
96 % Oct
30% Feb
147 % Jun
21%
;' v.
113
18
42% Oct
38% Oct
53
13
21
>26
21%
27
*25%
1
Corp
2
29% Jan
88 % Nov
6,900
10,100
113
5
Chemical
25
21% Dec 27
% July
19%
26%
*267
100
Allied Kid Co—
8,200
47%
21%
Inc
1,100
-
19%
113
19%
v
conv
Allied
68%
46%
20%
Allen Industries
38
68
19%
5
prior preferred
No par
preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd__100
38
69%
47% '
100
conv
6%
38%
66%
19%
common
18
33
31
84
38
66%
47
19
common
Shares
38'%
65%
47%
18 %
preferred A
38%
,
20
1
Inc
Alleghany Corp
6%%
'
'
19%
3%
Inc
4Ya%
'
'
x
the Week
46%
preferred...
Aldens
.
Friday
Nov. 7
.
47%
2
Products
Nov. 6
20%
86%
2
100
Thursday
Nov. 5
*110%
32%
•v
1
.100
Corp__
t
*
Sales-for
Wednesday
114
26%
No par
common
Sep
24% Nov 13
Dec
Engineering Co.
pfd 1951 series
Alco
Apr 30
240
conv
7
Oct
31
4.50%
•
W
26%
1
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
22
21
1
Alabama Gas
80
46%
Addressosrranh-Multigraph Corp. —5
3
2
Xl9%
" —1
4
16
1
No par
Corp
Aaroquip Corp
'
•
66
_Z" -10
Admiral
'
113
—1
Co
Aetna-Standard
Jan
65 %
*110%
-25
I
Inc_ZI~
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
Air Reduction Inc
Jan
17
Acme Steel
38%
.100
7"
Stores
*38%
Nov. 4
—5
Vending Corp
6
14
Oct
ABC
9
15
72
80% Dec
190
12
160
20
70
7
65% July
30
13% Dec
14
29% Oct
33% Oct
31% July 23
23
10% Dec
ACF-Wrigley
27
232 %Jun
30
Dec
ACF Industries Inc
19% Jan
5
Abbott Laboratories common
4% conv preferred-
Tuesday
Nov. 3
—1
3
20% Jan
Par
Abacus Fund
23% Oct
37% July 15
143s Jan
2
24% Jan
31% July
31
176% Feb
6
7
8
14% Jan
11
19
Nov
6
20% Aug 26
49% Oct 24
3
*
82
16% Dec
69% Nov
116
Monday
EXCHANGE
27 % July 18
27% Jan 11
20% Dec 24
24
27
14
Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRIOES
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Co
62%
No par
21.80
10
90
90
37%
37%
37%
36%
37%
89
36%
89
36 "2
37%
9,600
30%
30 %
30
30%
30
31 %
30
30%
10,600
•85
90
♦88
Chronicle... Monday, November 10, 19?$
The Commercial and Financial
14
(1934)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
4
Argo
66% Nov
6
Armco
21% Dec
31
36
Jan
4
22
2
39% Apr
21
18
30
Jan
Sep
92
Feb
18
18
Feb
5
14
32%Jun
5
6% Jun
7
3 Ya Oct
22
Dec 17
28
10
33% Oct
29
Armstrong Cork
3
90
7
3% Jan
8
23% May 29
17
31% May 31
27% Feb
6% Jan
2
8% Nov 22
6% Jan
Jan
2
83% NOV
4
78
May 6
Jan 28
Jun
6
16% Nov
19
27
Jan
11
17% Jan
8% Nov
7
10% Feb
6
9% Jan
Jan
36% Nov
14
66
Dec
Jan
24
8
Jan
18
42% Oct 29
■
5.25%
Feb
28
4fc
Sep
30
Atlantic
7
Atlantic
May
Nov 26
16% Nov 26
18% Mar 22
2
30
"4% dct~~22*
28% Nov
7% Jan
6% Jan
534 Jan
46% Jan
11
Ucc
6
U
;
90 % July 26
80
Feb
5
5%
Apr
6
30% May
8
57 % Jan
136
33% Jan
Apr
20% Jan
3
Jan
3
93
May 20
102
Jan
9
5
11
10% Jan
Gas
19% Nov
2
x83a
8%
8%
834
834
934
18,400
31%
3134
3334
32%
33%
3214
32%
37,900
13
15
1434
1434
143 s
1434
1414
88,100
44
44%
4432
45
4434
14%
4434
9934
9934
98%
99 %
9934
9934
90
88
88
88
88
Corp
89% Feb
6
90
10
Jan
Oct
:
21
May 14
40
48
Dec
20
Dec
%
f
30
4
46 %
4534
46
60
60
5934
60
24
2334
2334
23%
1,800
10
52%
52%
5234
5234
5134
52%
51%
5234
2,700
10
24%
25
2434
: 24%
2434
24%
25 34
Corp—,
Works
Iron
& Lomb
Cigars
Corp
*
L
36
2
13
Jan
24
Dec
23
11
76
Dec
23
Dec
18
143
15% jan 11
Dec
35%
21%
2
17
6
Co
Bestwali
37% Oct'28
Blaw-Knox
1
24% Oct
Bliss
July
12%, Sep
i
4
,Sep 17
69
59% Oct
24
14
&
2
18% July 28
Bliss ;(E W)
25
58% Oct 30
Boeing. Airplane
9
14% Jan
2
22 % Oct
Bohn Aluminum ,&
17 % May
Jan
1
14% Jan
2
5.
10% Jan
2
27
11% Dec
63% Dec
22
•
10
Bond
Oct
6
15% Oct
24
2
60% Jan
6
25%
Dec
24
46
Jan
10
Oct
30
.87
Jan
22
25% Apr
74% Sep
23
73
5
85
45
Oct 30
53% Jan 24
48% Jan
2
74 % Sep :
Borden
8
16
Co
Boston
Maine
11% Oct
14
Braniff
36% Oct
13
commoh
4%%
conv preferred
Briggs Manufacturing Co__ 1
Briggs & Stratton Corp!
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%%
preferred
'
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown & Bigelow
:
8
Jan
11
13% Jan
14
26 % Nov 19
47
41
27% May 21
J8% Jan
6
1334
1334
1334
2134
2034
20%
8234
8134
84%
14,700
>
94
*92 34
93
,93
20
61% July 12
63% Jan
Jan
2
41% Sep 22
13
77% Nov
82
Aug 26
31% Oct 22
91
Dec
30
82
Oct
29
92
36% Jun
13
84% Jan
0
11
49% Sep
19
15
15% Nov
5
Jan
3
Mar 13
15
11% Jan
2
48% May 22
36% Aug
7
42% Jan
17
32 % Jan
13
77% Oct
30
28
•56% Aug' 11
31
25
26
33 % Oct
3
21% May 17
90% Jan 15
13% Jan
2
18% Nov
7
Budd
78%
£un
10
Jyly
5
27
Jap
2
11
10
Jan
2
9% Dec
31
29% Jan
9% Dec
26
21
Jan
2
9
19
14% Jan
23
9% Feb 28
9% Jan
62
Dec
30
74% Jan 23
63
54
Oct
29
65
66
Jan
24
2
Feb 25
Mar 26
33 % Nov
Buffalo
Forge
Bullard
70
Apr
60
July 10
10
74% Jan 25
3
27% Dec 23
64%, Jan
78% Oct
17
52% July 10
40 % Oct
r
8
19
27% Apr
16% Mar
8
16% Oct
21% Dec
13
3
29
Jan
3
Jan
11
10
45% Jan
16
20
Jan
6
104% Feb 26
98
Jan
9
44% Jan 11
7% Jan
15 % Aug
6% Jan
37% Jan
2
2
8
9
7
27% Oct
10
40% Nov
6
3% Jan 15
o^t
14
22% Jan
M% Jan 31
S% Jan
2
*%.Jan
2
5%
Jan
2
33% Sep 22
107% Qct
2
55
Oct
9
7% Nov
5
18% Oct 22
9% May 20
4
35% Jan
2
8
Feb 27
14% Jan
2
19% Aug 27
M
6
90
16% May
•
50% Jan 29
29% July 15
36% May 13
52
Jan
page
2
24.
45.
Jan
,Oct 27
26% Jan
10
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2
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49 % Nov
May
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7
5
7
37% Noy
6
31% Sgp 19
65
Sep 22
Bulova
Watch
2,900
5434
54%
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3534
36%
3534
3534
2234
23 %
2234
22%
1,000
1634
1638
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16 %
1634
54%
.
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5334
5434
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130,200
.
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14
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35
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35%
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7534
56%
56%
74%.
56 %
5634
36
75
56%
56%
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4,400
37,200
36%
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3,600
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29%
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64,700
28%
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2834
283b
1,100
2934
2934
2834
29%
19,700
18%
40,800
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90
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77%
20
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38%
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3834
3834
38 34
39 %
30,300
5
25%
1,600
38%
21,400
634
3,800
68
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:
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25 %
253-4
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2534
38
38%
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3934
36%
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363s
634
634
634
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634
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3034
30%
30
*107
108%
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108%
preferred
50
5034
50
5034
634
_10
common
"29%
100
5
,
Canadian Pacific Ry
Gannon Mills Co
"106
"49%
1
I
6%
5
1734
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
:
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co_,
Canadian Breweries Ltd-
100
—Nq par
8
4634
31
108%
2534
*
'
10834
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4934
634
50
49%
18
1734
8
46%'
7%
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47
18%
18%
18%
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82
82
83
83
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25
•
7,900
5,800
r
14%
1534
14%
,
_100
100
5
Packing .Corp
Mining Corp
1,700
"
1
Calumet & Heckla Inc
3,100
5434
15
participating
3,000
48
75%
17%
12%
7,400
83
4734
54%
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74%
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54 %
303 b
1
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83
1534
29%
5
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2834
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54 34
29
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1
8,900
2,700
1534
30
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4034
47%
2934
17%
8,34
3934
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600
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10
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83 •
45 %
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3934
3934
74
3834
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7534
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3,800
1,300
12,900
9,900
17..
17
2934
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1,600
5,500
1,800
73
73
74%*'3
•
•
9,400
mi
14
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:
19%
2134
7334
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.
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7334
7434
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20
1934
2034
14%
29
Copper & Sipc
Callahan
54
v
17
3.50
1,000
6,200
3634
11%
33%
Butler Bros
California
11%
17
No par
Byers Co (AM)
•;
69
29
Bush Terminal Co
7%
1034
*6734
;•
11%
Burlington Industries Inc com
4%
preferred
J
3%%
preferred
;
4%% second preferred
Burroughs Corp
Butte
:
17
Co
Aug
8
15% Oct 30
69,
29
Co common
7
62% Nov 13
10% Jan
(The)
11,100
114,900
52
145%
2234
55
21%
56
1,300
78%
51%
1134
11
14
•
500
70,200
'
'
;*6734
203b
74
77
145
3
145
145
1134
69
-
7934
'5234
19%
No par
5
preferred
29
.
18% Sep
14
7634
5134
134
35
1634
57%,
No par
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
Bucyrus-Erie Co
!*.
$5
-3434
34%
.
145 '
54
17%
15
Oct
10
16'%
2.50
Brunswiclc-Ealke-Collender
29
Oct
134
34%
223-4
23%
3334
Brown Shoe Co Inc
13
90
134
"134
5234
48
100
22% Jan
34%
'
17,300
8,100
2334
48
-
LNo par
*
May 23
52%'Jan
9
Jun
49
66%
2334
,2334
23%
•3534
56%
36
55/%
.
65%
"66
65
*48
76%
.
10%
*6734
•'
,
23%
"75%
preferred-
Airways • Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
48% Aug 11
9% Sep '25
2
10
5% Jan
26% Jan
see
13%
RR—
2
footnotes
4,100
203a
3434
3434
11%
69
55%
25
6% Jan
For
82%
1,100
7,200
.80
134
134
•
*144%
3514
...
100
2
41% July
10%
5
Co
11% Jan
45% Dec 16
3834
"
145
"6734
15
6% Oct 22
23% Oct 23
21% Dec 31
8,300
49
•„5
Common
84
100
39
2334
48)4
1
5%
48
23%
1.25
(The)
Edison
Boston &
35 % Nov 18
633a
DAY
34%
Brass Corp
23
27% Dec 24
ELECTION
34%
Inc
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % %
preferred
38%.Sep 24
Jan
Stores
24
July 31
July R
36
3834
6434
63%
23%
1
32% Oct
50
*3534
-
48
134
1
,
17% Oct
74
36
.
62%
1%
Co
3
4% Oct 28
93
48
5
Co.,
14
32% Jun 24
13% Jan
2
80 34
1334
7934
23%
2.50
7% Jan
2% Oct 22
Dec 30
CLOSED
16,800
*7934
29%
2134
93
>
1
1
18% Apr
9
93
__1
3
36% Oct 22
"92 %
1 peso
10
96% Dec 30
EXCHANGE
78%
STOCK
79%
20,300
30
82%
38%
-
Inc-
47% Jan
3% Dec 23
2134
34
29%
\
21
13%
78%
"50
1934
3434
35%"
*3534
13%
13%
21%
97
19%
"*79%
•
5
19% Jan
18% Dec 24
37%,
50
7% Dec 30
Nov
37%
100
19% Dec 30
30
37 3b
38
19
Book-of-the-Month Club lac
57% Oct 28
Nov 20
35'4
10
J4% Feb
25% Nov 27
3534
Co
12% Jan
25
13% Dec
36
10
Laughlin Inc
2
2
79
30
"34%
176
97
19%
3434
8234
50
*165
-
19%
3534
30
Co
14
24
3434
''*7934
303b
Co common
(Del)
61% Jan
31
Dec
%
82 %
144%
2
22
24
35%
30
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
-4%% pfd series of 195U
100
Black & JQecker }JLt% Co
1
30
8
33%
"79%
"1%
Jan
Oct
21% Nov
1934
,
74 34
18
22
19%
X50T4
23% Jan
Dec
25% Oct
19%
75%
36
30
97
51%
2
9% Jan
Dec
176
*96
'
1934
50%
2
38% Mar 11
*165
97
74
33% Jan
21
176
*96
common_^_8
2
14
Jan
*165
97
•
1
100
1
Inc__.——i
Steel
2
4% Dec 30
176
"96
Corp_
29% Jan
12
"165
—
Gypsum
Bethlehem
54%,Oct 14
159% Jun 12
Jan
14
51% Feb
Oct
Best &
Oct
79% Nov
i
Aviation
6,% Jan
Oct
,
2,200
1
1
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
16
Apr
29
10
7,300
6,000
44
5%
43% Jan
>
2734
4334
common^:
Co
Beneficial Finance
2
64% May 17
19% Dec 31
12% Dec 23
27 %
4334
1
preferred
Bendix
7
6
28% Jan
7
6*6% NOV
2
48% Jan
6%
2734
43%
Corp
Howell
4%%
Sep .22
If Jan
•
33%.Jan
.56
&
25-% May 12
32% July 15
155
27%
Belding-Heminway
Aircraft
50% July 21
1 % Oct 13
50% July 16,
20
27)4
4334 ' 4434
2434
*
.
'
2.50
Instruments Inc.,—
(A S) 434% pfd
Corp
!
Bell
6
54% Jan
Jun
25 3 4
44 %
100
100
pribr preferred
preferred—
Bell
Jan
33% Dec 18
136
26
44
Beech-Nut Life S.avers Corp_
2
30% Oct 21
26
25%
4—No par
RR
,
12.50
Optical Co.
Inc
conv
84% Npv
93
30
23%
Beck Shoe
10
45
9
1% Jan 28
.
Mar
160
45%
Beckman
3
6,100
-
2334
Beaunit Mills Inc_—
7
*88
90
60
23% Aug 27
,
"88
.
46
4%%
: 44% Apr
18 % Jan
May
18
Jun
7
44
100
-
66% May 17'
21
2
25
431a
"98%
com—No par
•
2334
Creek
16% Oct 18
i
8%
5934
Beech
Jail
200
56
44-34
2
14% Feb
:
45%
36% Oct
42
*54
79,700
60
May 19
10% Jan
9
—
9%
i
<
5634
56%
57
:
9
7,900
59%
29
2
*5434
93b
700
-
■
24
42
50% Jan
57
9%
93b
19%
14%
Aircraft
8
9%
"■
2534
25
26 %
25%
44%
Beech
42
.
9%
934
*19%
1934
*1934
1934
26
1
10
—1
29
I
.
2534
noncumulative preferred—100
30% Oct
•5
-
*19%
25%
1,300
3,100
1,200
37% Oct
11% Oct 22
,
19%
25
6134
83
10% Mar
7
"19
300
44%
2
; 36% Mar 15
;
6134
3%%
18
2,500
13
6134
3
39% Sep
13% Nov
6634
13
1334
45%
Jan
2
6534
1334
6334
13%
60%
18
28 % Jan
65
13
63
13%
22,700
"
44%
73 % Jan
2
13% Aug
1
24% Jan 31
63
16%
63
13%
7343"!.
60
18 % May 16
35% July
1634
4434
9
31% Jan 24
12
734
1634
62%
"55
390
81%
734
16%
5934 '
86% Aug
27% Feb
80)4
•
43
47% July 16
Apr 22
80
*v
59%
26
1
80
7343
43%
22
Nov
80'/a
38,800
59%
23
30
80
*16
Beatrice Foods Co common.
30
79%
10
44%
■;
43
Bayuk
May 22
43 34'
27,300
15% Oct
Dec
4334
30%
Elec
&•
72% Dec
21
43%
26,600
42 34
Bausch
7
,
4334
7%
100
Bath
5
Jun
4234
16%
preferred series B
Basic Products
6
43%
7%
preferred series C-—*
4%
Mar 24
47%
16%
Barber Oil Corp_.
7
4734
7%
Bangor & Aroostook RR-—
31
4734
.
3,000
47 34
4634
47%
'> 7%
13,200
*
9134
*89
91%
*89
•
16%
Baltimore & Ohio common.,
7
91%
*89
69,600
9%
4034
1
29
104
25%
9 34
3934
39
79%
100
100
4%
47% Sep
9
'174
Aug 22
127
35% May 20
11
Nov
2434
934
934
383*
9
22
27% Nov.
2534
25
1
J
Co
Oct
27 4
7
2534
5,900
(The)
Inc—t
Wilcox
&
64% Oct
Mar 24
16% Jan
Babcock
6
16% Jan
89% July 12
10 % Dec 23
Babbitt (B T)
4%%
45% Apr
24=4
1
—20
common—3
No par
Baltimore
71% Mqy 22
116
Mfg Corp (The)
conv preferred
6
48
25 %
No par
3
61% Nov'
■
82 %
89%
($1.20)—No par
pref
Nov
48% May 27
81%
20
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
45% Apr
23
prior
260
"1023a
83%
10
100
—
3,400
104
103 %
42%
Co
4234
82 %
89%
47%
preferred
8,000
4234
;
10234
47 %
common
42%
83
No par
preferred—
1,400
104
9%
B
20,500
9%
82%
103
DAY
3834
common
1734
3034
934
82
104
9%
Refining
1,800
82
373b
series
20,600
.12
2734
?
934
-
34
42
42
4134
9%
$2.25
45% Oct
'
'*•.% r. 9%
80
19%
17%
30
30
*:
38%
Conv
21
93b
•
ELECTION
250
83
.
30
1734
17%
17%
9%
Coast LineRR
*82
83
,
*
29%
934
CLOSED
37%
Powder
Avco
Feb
17
2934
STOCK
EXCHANGE
4
24%
4
July 23
19% July 25
Dec'li
82
10
—
3
89
17%
27%
Topeka & Sante Fe—
20
63
May 16
57% Jan
2
6
29% Nov 25
2734
"101%
Jan
14
15% Aug
27
preferred———,—100
10
Nov
17
15% Jan 18
39% Oct 21
11%
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
21
95
29 % Jan
12
42%
Austin Nichols common
21
Nov
45% Dec 23
1134
Investment Co
Corp
Atlas
Oct
27% Dec
50
17,200
1834
x41%
45
Oct
22%
58% July 25
10
33
19
!
,
preferred—;
10
Electric Co com—6.50
preferred—
100
Atlas
22
105% July
Sep
86
28
32%
19
1
10% Sep
2
9 % Jau
95
3334
18%
9%
34
•
34"% Jan
95
July 22
22% Dec
16
dua
102
33
82
1834
9%
15
26
35% Feb 15
Mar 8
lb
J0
31% Nov
8
10
3% Jan
0
Jun 24
4
21
Oct
33%
82
18%
non-cum
$3.75
15
60% Oct
Mar 14
43
July
3% Dec 31
29
,
6
2
com
;
Associates
15
Sep 25
19% Sep 22
29% Sep
3
8
7% July
48 %
1
Jan
72 % Sep
2
16% Jan.
3234
80
618%
Atlantic City
8% Aug
17% Aug
90
22% Aug
7
44% Nov
Refining
&
1st
49 %
2
67
32%
x80
Dry Gqods Corp-^-
92
..
Inc
Common
7
29
14% Jan
Jun
24
79% July 16
14
Mar 29
30
x32
—_
Nov
6% Jan
29,100
17 y4
40%
78% Oct
193b
29%
Common
2
Feb 25
84
6
25
94
1934
16%
5%
8
11% Jan
1
30
Dec 17
6% Dec
1934
29%
Oil
13
27% Jan
57% Jun
13
75% Nov
1934
preferred $1.50 series—No par
ASR Products Corp
*.5
22
86 % Jan
1934
2nd
Jun
23
19%
Ashland
10
Jan
19%
19%
2b34
2534 Sep
50% July 15
34,900
1134
105
10
95
1
26 % Nov 13
93% Nov
6534
263s
2
29% Jan
64%
12%
5
27
13
66%
26%
86 % Aug
31% Dec
2
653a
11%
Atchison
27
65%
64 %
5
Co Inc
Carpet
Industries
Arvin
2
Jan
67
3,900
6334
39%
26%
10% Aug
6
2
29
34
103
38%
18% July 21
9
94% Jan
22
4
42
38 %
1
Artloom
Associated
88% Nov
41%
38%
31% July 21
12
'
27% Oct
42%
2.50
1
2
29% Jan 23
13,000
46%
X37%
12%
27% Sep
Feb 25
15
6
27% Oct
29
Shares
41 %
63%
1
No par
Co common
$3.75 preferred
Arnold Constable Corp
5
May
22% Sep
16% Apr
36% July 19
19% May
14% Dec 24
20% Oct
2
Nov
80
the Week
Nov. 7
38%
5
Co
&
Friday
Nov .6
4034
41
5
Corp
Thursday
Nov. 5
373b
39
38%
10
Corp
Steel
Armour
12% Feb 10
4
79
Oil
22"% Jan
8
16% Jan
10% Oct
20% Nov
No par
41% Aug
25
65% Jan
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
7
39% Apr
10
42%.Nov
Jan
2
Feb 25
29
18
Sales for
PRICES
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
28% Dec
39% Dec
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previoua
29
Nq par
*60
47
37
*3634
29%
2934
61
61
-
-
.
634
17%
1734
8,100
8%
8%
49
48
8
47
18%
*84
4934
11,600
11,200
1834
1834
183a
10,200
85
83
83
*
*45
37%
*3634
373 B
2934
30%
293b
29%
*6034.
61%
5934
6034
140
150
45%
45%
37
37
61
2,400
121,400
734
1734
.8%
4534
3034
7
634
173/4
47
*45%
400
30 *
>
400
18,700
.
-
500
Volume 188
Number 5793
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(1835)' 25
r
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lowest
9 Ye Dec
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
30
26% Jan
•
10% JaD
4
28ft Oct 22
51ft Jun 13
21
32 ft
Oct 22
90ft Nov 11
40 ft Dec
56 Ye Dec
88% Oct
10
Dec
55
20% Jan
Oct
6
99 ft May
9
'
Jan
23
99
Jan
18% Feb 28
17ft Jan
37 ft Apr
8
70
Oct 20
9
Jan
Jun~2b
88 ft
26% Nov
17
100% Jan
4
Oct
11
36
41 Va Jan
22 ft Jan
22
21
24 Yo Oct
8
10
Oct
19 ft Dec
11% Jan
24
11
69% Jan.
•
9
Nov
1
'
3
12% Sep
41% Nov
9
47% Jan
54
2
3
30
38
Jan
11
34
' Jan
86 ft Jun
24
99 ft Jan
29
91
17 ft Dec
30
2(45/8
Oct
10
31ft May 2
49 ft Jan 24
4'A Dec
31
10% Mar 28
3
21% Oct
12
32.
Nov
7
39 ft Sep
Cessna
>
Aircraft
-
r
Feb
25
12% Sep
23
Jan
2
38
Oct
22
9
47% Apr
7
66% Oct
14
89
31% Jan
43
Aug 14
100% May 21
24Y4 Aug 14
2
'
4% Jan
54
Oct
23 ft Nov 12
46 3/4 Dec
23
69% Jan
89% Dec
26
110% Jan
9
17
105
93A Dec
30
233/4 Jan
11
9% Mar 14
16
18 s/8 Dec
31
303A Mar 11
17 ft Mar 19
33
ft Sep
Oct
10
.,42
July 25
40
40 ft Nov
19
11
Dec
30
18
Dec
26% Jan
10
48
Oct
31% Jan
2
43
Oct
2
23 ft Oct
45% Jan
10
63 Ya Oct
29
12% Jan
29% Oct
18 ft Jan
2
40% Oct
27
29 ft Oct
373/4 Jan
13 "ft Jan
10
22
9ft Nov
e
'
7
19Y2Apr
7
30 ft Sep
14 ft Jan
7
37% Oct
82 ft
9Y2 Jan
30
15% Oct
59% Oct
Apr
.
i
-
v
•
11
30
22
94ft Jan
31
255/8 Dec 24
50i/2 Jan,
395/b Feb
12
47
Jun
473/8 Oct 21
71
Jun,
Dec
100 ft
34 ft Oct
30
7
95% July
Sep
12
44
17
6
:
.
Jan
Jan
13
44% Feb
27
59% Oct
10% Jan 21
102-
Feb
14
102
30
46 ft Jun
4
35 Ys Jan
17
43% Sep
20ft Apr-
9
15 Ye Jan
2
20Ye Oct
i
7
24
97 Ya Jan
23
35% Jar
130
Sep
2
17
33
99
67 ft
Dec 23
162
Nov
Dec
23
30
Oct
21
90
Oct
July 2
May 16
175
4
-•73
Dec
23
83
-
Jan-25
*
43% May 20
104
102
9,5
57 ft Nov
8
71ft Feb
6
59
Oct
33 ft Dec
*5
403/4 Mav
3
34 %
Sep
15 ft Dec
16
25 ft July 19
15% Jan
2
•
160
78 Ya
32 Yt •
*17Ye:
32Ye
18 Ye
*17%
18 ft
203/8
*201/4
201/4
2,500
11 Ye
lift
lift
3,900
78
78%
32'/4
-
32%
4,100
-
29Ya
93 ft
•
^
,77.
-
.17%
;
93
...;
93
38 Va
39"
24 V4
93 Ya
24 Ya
56 V*
38
38%
23 Ya
24
54%
5634
55 ft
<23%
233/4
*23 Ya
24
9ft
45 Yo
12 V*
12-%
52
54
4 Ye
9%
93/4
45 ft;'
X68Y2
8,900
5,300
•
+
94 *
39%
39
24
24
800
r 55%
57
5,500
23
23
"
220
,
ft
2,700
300
9'/a
4,200
.46%
47
ft
93/4
47%
28,400
21,200
12 Ya
12 Ya
121/4
12%
4934 '
4734
49'/4
5 ' i
Ya/
400
'
29 Ya
49 y4
5%'
4 Ye
5 Ya
68
•
200
<
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/
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:
173/4 '
V
;
52
79
93
<
9 ft /
;-
46
12%
<
49 y4 ;
4 Ye /
69 Ya
.
/
24
93/e
46 Ya,
,12 Ye
5
*68 Ya
-
501/4
*77
29 Ya
24%
^
*491/4
29 Ya
;
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"'■17 ft'
293/4
,
17Ye/
•
,
7,700
■
68%
69 Ya
413/4
93Ya
421%
933/4
21 Ye
;/
22%
52 Ya
8,800
5
68
20,500
69
700
ft
"•
-i,
•
50 Y4
,77
•
•
9%
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t
49% |
76
29 Ye
■/
.
par
No par
.
Inc—i_—.l
41
42
94 Ya
*94
.
x41Ye
41Y4
2,000
93 Ya
221/4
94 ft
223/4
16,400
501/4
513/4
'
21%
51Ye
15%
."
22 ft
52Ye
4
400
15 Ye
13 ft
163/4
35 Ya
36 Ye
32
37
35,400
lift
113.4
lift
*36 Ya
37%
36%
371/4
31%
*37Ye
38
200
65 Ya
65
65Y4
65 Ye
66
12,000
convertible
preferred
65
•
108
*102
100
.
104
.
*37
65%
*104
104
14Y4
1434
31
*27
46Ye
46 Yo
0-461/2
____50
*41%
42 Ya
42 ft
42 ft
No par
22 V*
22%
22
22-%
22%
61ft
61
61
61 Ye
61 Ye
28
28%
series A noncum pfd___J
x61
100
14%
15Ya
14Ye
30Ya
*27Ye
47
Ya
26s/e
26 5/c
36Y4
-37 Y4
27Ya
28 Ye
29 V*
291/4
29 Y4
33 Y4
34%
33 ft
34
26 Y4
V
'47ft
41%
463/i
42 Ya
42%
42
23 Ye
22 ft
160
22
'
•
900
ft
300
13,900
6IY4
Ye
611/4
8,100
1,600
28 ft •
27
283/a
37Ys
381/4
38 Ya
38 ft
2,000
28
37s/e
27 Ya
,
28 Ye
28
20,400
3,300
29Ya
30
291/4
283/a
29Ya
33
333/8
32
333/4
13
13
12 ft
12
ft
300
531/e
.
*13 y4
t
54Y4
52 Ye
53 Ys
58,700
34$
6,700
7,800
14
52
*13
52 Ye
13Ye
-
53Y4
'
A
,
54
*
.s
.
■
Gas 8c Electric—
'
34
—
Ya
34%
STOCK
87 ft
87 ft
102
102
34 Ye
-
CLOSED
41
40 Y4
57%
58 %
ELECTION
.60 Ye
DAY
16 Ya
16 %,
*101 ft
noncumulatiVe preferred__100
60
16 y4
40 Ye
•
4,100
57%
573/4
13,500
61 %
60 ft
60 Ya
15 Ys
16 ft
19,200
5,000
413/4
41%
42
19 V*
19
19 %
19
*100
56
,
56 Ya
*140
..
*100
101
56
*101 Ya
y4
143
*101
ft
106
100 >/4
56 Ya
*140
„
106
101
56
240
<250
39 V*
16%
42
19 Ye
143
88 3/4
101ft
38%
106
,41%
101
Y4
101
*101 Ya
19 y4
*140
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR T/o
61 Ys
16%
"42%
Louis^Ry Co coin_y_100
C & St
34%
88
:
58 y4
57
60 Ye
106
56
39 ft
58%
57 Ya
34 Ya
87 Ya
102 Ya
102
16%
19 Ye
15
Co
Equipment
ft
4034
41 Ye
*100
87 Ya
t
101
"
40
59%
Co
89
101 Ya
;
343/8
/ 34ft,
88
EXCHANGE
..
;___10
Service
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
3
30 ft
A
City Stores Co common/
___5
-4V4% convertible preferred—100
10
1,800
*271/2
:
*
No par
5%
281/4
371/4
:
City Investing Co common
:___5
5Y2% preferred—
__/—iOO
City Products Corp;
No i>ar
...
100
15
14%
*
47
27 Ya
*
15
30 ft
8,400
107
*42
__100
com—No par
preferred series A
lift
*102
Ry com Del_50
Western
'
105
30 Y4
& Nortlv Western
6
65 Ye
par
preferred
Cities
4
...
140 "r
Great
Oct
24% Nov
500
•
11%
C C
,
51,700
120
17
23
Feb
25
*119
'
35-%
Jan
37
253/4
93 Vi
'
11,900
103/4
Clark
10
ft
93 Ya
34%
29
64Va Aug
26
1,900
92
18
Oct
8
94%
i
600
6%
90
•
11 Yo
7
75
110ft
'
11 Ye
173/4
44%
1
C IT Financial Corp___j.
45
Sep 15
.106% May 20
u
»•
6%
90 y4
35 Ya
150
Sep 22
110,
6%
110.;
10%
58
•
July 18
37% Feb 25
14
33,200
16%
Nov
67
Jan
20 Y«
20 y4'
•
51
•
J
54%
*23
__8.50.
preferred
r__4____100
4%% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___10
13
*93 ft Jan
20 %
20 Ye
118%, 118%
38
23%.
54 ft
4%
8
23
500
12,900
34%
""'Common
14
Dec
15
'
U Ya
17 Ye
94
j
38.,
—
27:
Feb
410
30Y4
.33%
1
5ft
63Ye Aug 11
17% Sep
2
:
-
'43 ft
32 Ya
'
77Ye
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
_8
Chic'ago Rock Isl & Pac RR.._No par
Chicago Yellow Cab_'__
_No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil..^_.
_i_r_-_5
Chrysler Corp ;_.
,___25
106% Apr 22
44ft Oct 13
2
43
3,100
21,300
63,100
Chic
8
27
18% May 31
108 ft NOV 20
19
Sep 23
>355/8 Dec
4
8
Oct
99
10
28% Jan
83
Apr 24
14,900
51.1/4
14Ya
Cincinnati
23ft Sep
8,900
41%'
•
76
-f.
a
82 ft Oct
25•
'
'
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r29%
29*)e
93
20
17%
52
5ft
7
44
y„
62
*29%
33.%
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j
18 Ye
:
*5oy4
■r77
,-7
i 17 ft
51 Ya
5ft
10
25
9
51
22-%
Chic
29
July 24
*75
i
•
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
22
Mar 26
12% Jan
521/4 Dec 30
2
35
613/8
40%
'
•
30%
'89%
f
77 Va
•
19%
11%
lift
*50 Vi
_,l
Inc..
Class A
13
29 ft
34%
-
41%
45
110::
*6ft
.
:
.
7,900
•
.
-
32 Ya,
*17 Ye
93 y4
17
181/2 Feb
23
30
763/4
41
3Y2ft
17
29
May 10
30
18 3A Dec
"11%
5
_
Co
Gotham
'
98%
61%
29 Ya
33 /
•;*
26 Y4
,
18,300
200
*43ft
..
^ 118 Ya-
31%'
18 y4
20./
22
20
19 ft Dec
DAY
'
97 Ye
20 Ya
6%
,94
25Y4
118
'
31ft
*17 Ye
"20"
_i
Chicago & East .Ill RR com__No
20
343/4 Apr
43 ft Apr
"
_5
40 Ya
17
lift Jan
V
.
„
89 Ya
.
*93
ELECTION 1
A:.
76%
93 Y4
3
Mar 15
*75%
CLOSED
..
. -J
88 y4
41
1
no
'6 Ya V
;
38Ye
97%
-
Chemway Corp
_i
Chesapeake Corp of Va__________5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
Sep 24
203/s July 25
61ft Jan 14
22
10 ft Nov 11
11
/
Chance Vought Aircraft
Checker Motors Corp
Chemetron Corp
31
24 ft Dec
31
Oct
26
117
31
Chain Eelt Co___
3
Apr
94
•116
__20
$4.50 preferred
29
50% July 11
10 »/8 Sep
5
31ft Jan
4
6ft Oct 22
*93
Champlln Oil & Refining Co__'__,_l
30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
37
40%
•
20%
109 Ya
6Y0
89 Y4
• ••
Y4
7,400
39%
-
;
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
"Common _i,i——
No
30
Feb
2
7
20
'
Chadbourn
19
7
30
2
Jan
17% Jan
89
■<
.—100
(
31ft Oct 22
6Y2
-
preferred series A_100
conv
de Pasco Corp/—
Certain-Teed Products Corp.,
30
69 ft Oct
109 Va
7
Cerro
"
Nov
.
109%
L_i60
-L_^iO
Century Industries Co____—No par
7
5^8 Oct
-
/
20%
-
33Ya,
.
16 Ya
36%
97 ft
•
29 Ya
33
16%
35%
"'60%
'•
44ft
*28 Ya
20 Yo
il2.5Q
•
44
29
...32%
Illinois Public Service
,1.0
Central RR Co of N J
50
Central & South West Corp__—
5
Central Violetta Sugar Co
^_9.50
23
13 V4 Oct
29
31.ft
r
Central
;
3
3
43 Ya
Central Illinois Lgt comihon__No
par
••4ft ft preferred
.'
,1.100 *"=
7
29% Sep
Jan
40/4
*42 Ya
16%
36 ft
3535 Ye
: 61%:
Central of Georgia Ry com__No
par
>• 5
% preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
•
I Aug 28
16
8% Jan 2Q
23% Jan
2
1ft Jan
2
2
3% Jan
1
11
'.7
30
''
57
7
Jan
24% Mar
10
43% Jan
■lft Dec 23
45 ft OCt
19
9ft Jan, 8
59% Jan
8
Oct
28
2nd preferred
4ft%
/
/
35 Ye
60 Ye
3yfe
14 Vi Central Aguirre Sugar Qo_____
Central Foundry - Co—.
39 % Nov7
*'
■
35
60 Y4
40%
1
yCelotex Corp oommdnJ
: • •'5ft' preferred
Aug
8
18% Oct ,: 6
10
May 22
43 ft
l
-
31ft Aug
4
104 ft Jun 12
17% Mar 21
16 ft
i
Jan
.
35
~~2i
Shares
16 Ya
38
"50
Inc
the Week
Nov. 1
353/4
99
39%
par; -ft •// 25 ft
J7ft
-
38
'
'
60%
21
78-
•
7
; 31%
6 J
52
.
7
Apr
May 20
3
6% Dec 31
Jan
5
21% Oct
93Sep 17
32ft Dec 27
21
34% Jan
Apr
15
:
•
36,
*98
•
4.20% preferred
__100
Celanese Cdrpiof Amer-com—No
30
Nov
12% Oct
3
28 *.
4
19% Jun 19
.
,
72% Mar 19
,
7
78ft Nov
Ya jun 27
44
6
16Ye '?
36 Y4
34'ft
5
Corp__.
Products
16%
_io
_
Friday
Nov. 6
35 Y4
99
Sales for
Thursday
17
*98 Y4
No par
PRICES
Nov. 5
35%
Case (J I) Co -common,/
;
7% ; preferred;
;T/r'6ft%' 2nd preferred J.
Caterpillar Tractor common
35%'Sep,, 9
2
Jan 16
80
July 29
'116% Jun • 7
14 ft NOV 19
118ft
•
7
17ft Jan
,
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
36
35 ft
Carter
Apr 28
-
35 ft
<r
7^
:/T26ft;Oct
?26% Feb 28
13 ft May 22
54
July 29
Aug
•
101
2
:
6
26
Aug 14
92 ft Nov
2
•55ft Jan
23
1
3
7
1
~~ "5
Co
Carolina Power & Light_.
Steel Co,
—•
Carrier Corp common..:
4Y2% preferred
___;
Carriers & General
1
119% J0n j
Aug 28
-Jan. 2
•12
6
23 ft
3
14
91
-38ft Jan 11/
17% Dec 31
=•
Nov. 4
16%
_
Carpenter
•
7
34% Sep
■
2
5 ft Jan
55 Va Apr
/
17% Jan i-f
35% Nov
•
101 ftJan
109 ft Aug 20
23 ft Oct 22
8ft Jan
6
•
47 ., July
30% Nov
,
3
*' 70
Tuesday
Nov. 8
(Philip) Mfg Co_:
~ 10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
July
63ft Oct 22
13
-
31
Monday
Par
'Carey
43 ft July
2
19 ft Jan
;14ft Apr
;
.
3
Oct 24
100ft Mar 13
Dec 24
16
38 ft Jan
Apr 26
103
9
18% Jun 49
1103A Jan 14
-
lOYa Oct 22
98
2
5% Mar
23
39%-Nov
-
13
32% Jan
25
Ncrv 13
•
2
39 ft Jan
11
23% Aug
-
5ft Oct 22
,
ft Apr
25 ft Jan
47
,
12% Oct 22
99
94
Capital Airlines Ihc
Carborundum (The)
39% Oct
7
13
74% July 16
30
Dec
30% Apr
24
Jan
65ft Jan
19
/
•
EXCHANGE
18 VA Feb
2
25 ft Nov 10
31ft Dec 30
37
Aug 15
18 ft Oct 22
19
May 22
Mar 21
105
22 ft Nov 19
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
'
102
42%
56
56
*140
143
2,100
2,000
193/a
80
143
Ya
4,700
'
77
*71
•
15
'42 ft
•
43
*71
.77
*71
77
42%
43 Ye
"43%
43
43Ye
43Y4
6,200
99
99
98 Ye
99
98 V*
98 V*
230
61%
6IY4
*71
.
*
y4
"98 Ye
98
No par
gtd_>.^_50
Ya
*61 Ya
xOOft-
60%
60
60 Ye
*35Ya
Special guaranteed V/o stock—50
Clevite Corporation
1
62,Ya,
36
*35
36
35
35
24
23 Ya
'
24 Ye
23%
%
23
24%
77
23
350
36
*35
y4
20
24%
19,400
/
70
Oct
95
-
43 Ve Mai*
189
Sep 25
778
Dec
2?
0
Jan
2
127
Jan
8
133
6
■
32
«
Jan
I0f.
86
Jan
10
97
114% May t
800
Apr 17
23
41
Feb. 27
49%
73
Jun
26
Nov
13
98ft Jan
33% J»» '
•
.
77
f^r
9
Oct
48
Deo. •
Api
17
17% Nov 12
18ft Dec 30
——
Coca-Cola
8
28
•
-
88
Nov
■
(The)—
133
*132
*90
95
90
9- M.
2
Jun
18
24
q»n
ig
No par
No par
81ft
12
503/4 Feb 28
43 ft Jan
25% Oct
20
Oct
10
50% Api
36
16
Dec
59
57,
25
Ma<
6
48
Apr 23
,
47
Apr
Jar
,
36ft May 15
35 ft May 15
May
.
,
65
66
Nov
6
5
Class A
6
Class B
4%
4%
24ft Feb 28
24 ft Feb
28
65
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulatlve 2nd pfd—100
Broadcasting System—
*85
18
11% Dec
19
20 ft Jui
14
68ft Dec
19
78% Jar
11
30 ft Dec
30
48 ft Jar
4
31 ft Jar
31
30 ft Jan
17
34% May 17
14
U
23 ft Jan
2
46% Jan
3
20Y4 Sep
42% Oct
21
22
32
Dec
9% Dec
30
22
42 ft Dec
63
20Ye Sep
26
Columbia
Gas
2
20 Y4 Aug
15
Columbia
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10% Jan
41% Jan
12
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52 Ye
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Aug
65
Oct
14ft Sep
56 Ye Sep
6
27
Combustion
24
Commercial Credit
30
Commercial
15
Commonwealth Edison Co
When Issued—:—i—
52% Sep
12
106
112
Jun
17
May
105ft Aug 20
Sep
19
Nov
36
1
18 a4
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No par
Co
Co-r
Solvents
4.64%/
preferred
5.25%
5
20
35
1
10
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48 Ya
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21
22
.
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9
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Oct
,
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133
92
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86 Y2 May
13% Mai 18
38
23 ft Oct
Co
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44
44 V*
43%
44
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—100
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4%
May 27
120 Ya July
2
7%
443/4
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Cluett Peabody & Co com
45 Ye Apr
9
Alar 12
.
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80
13
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45
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29 Y4 Jan
lift Jan
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13
8
Sep
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16
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14
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14
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20
14% Jan
12
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2
Oct
23
13 ft Jan
19
22
15% Jan
22 ft Oct
33
19
24
8
29 ft Nov
33 ft; Oct
.
3
Aug
86% Oct
42
Oct
89
Jun
87
Oct
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,
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—
par
102 «/4
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49
2
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4
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25
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99
Feb
28
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19
64,600
58 Ye
593/e
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59%
13,100
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26% Oct
92 ft Sep
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.
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2
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82 Ya
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-
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6%
.
11 Ye
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6
15
Aug-21
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6%
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-
12
42 Ya
•
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Corp_I//50C
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27% Oct
13
23ft Jar
30
22
:
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20
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6
-
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39
2
15
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;
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Consolidated Cigar Corp
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8
7 Ye
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Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
9Y4 Sep
2
6Ya Aug 22
16 ft Sep 29
'
23
05 ft Nov
-Jan
•4
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
16
Monday, November 10, 1958
...
(1936)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCJC EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan,
Year 19*7
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
4
39'A Nov 14
26% Jan
20'A NOV
5'/a Oct
56
Oct
27
2
11% Oct
38% Feb 12
60 3/s Aug
13
I
2
16% Jan 13
63% Nov
5
31% Nov
5
I
43% Jan
16% Dec 30
18
Jan
34% Oct
13
31
30
6
Jan
28% Jan
18% Jan
May 15
37
9
20
70% JUD 10
43% July 28
23
17% Dec
44
3
Jun 14
9
22
41% Dec 30
Oct
Dec 23
40% Jbly 11
19% May 20
38% Oct
54% July 25
Dec 30
79% July 11
60% Jan 20
52
Jan 14
52
49% May 21
79
Oct
34% Deo 27
33% Jan 13
51% Nov
14
12% Apr 16
74% Feb II
27% Jan
13
Oct 22
106% July 11
3
83
Oct
79% Oct 31
1
25
May 17
6% Jan
2
85
96% May
Dec 30
15
Oct
4
Jan
89
18
1% Dec 24
Oct 22
NOV 29
86
Mar
26% Oct 22
30
Aug
74
Jan
10% Dec
11
T6 %
58% July-11 •
100
Feb 18 '
Oct 22
38% Jan
■16% Dec 23
Dec
11
15%
•
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2 ;
2:
Jan
11
'5% OCt 21
65% Jan
54 v NOV 19
Feb'
9
'5% Nov 20
27% D6c 17
6,
33% Jan 28'
8:
13% May
18
7% Jan
ll
32% Apr 17
30% Apr 25 '
31
17% OCt
July"23 [
31% Feb II •
5
23% Jun
40% Oct 22
85
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17% Oct
31
14
53% Feb
12
59% Jun
5
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17
22 :
Jun
4 '
23% Dec
9
47% Jan
11 ;
11 :
47
30% NOV 21
38% Oct 11
Jan
1
64% Jan -14
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10%
10%
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56%
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30
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31
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31
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5
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50
77
77
10
50%
51%
EXCHANGE
21%
CLOSED
90%
89%
35% Nov
6
Jun
16
86
5
preferred
3%%
8%
1
1
Crane Co common...
DAY
3
14% Mar
3
40% OCt
July 12
41% Apr
3
83% Jan
15
22
Oct 21
Nov 15
72
Oct
24
75
Jun
19
43 ya Jan
2
16
22
Dayton Power &
88
Jan
28
Oct 24
89
Jun
16
5
series
100
100
Preferred
3.90%
series C
21%
2
23 y2 Nov
6
Dayton Rubber Co
13% Jan
2
19% Nov
3
Decca
Records
31
2
53% Nov
7
Deere
<fc
19% Dec 30
28% Apr 2B
July 7
6% Apr 10
28% Nov
7
Delaware
11% Oct
8
Delaware
46% Feb 18
5614 Nov
7
Delaware Power & Light Co
16
22
8
Delta
7
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
6
Detroit
27% Jan
19
6% Dec
18
26% Jan
41% Feb
25
51% May 15
20% Apr 18
48% July 17
30
33'/a Oct 22
15% Dec
35 Va
7
41% May 21
65
Jan 23
Oct 23
55
Nov 25
V* Jan
2
34% Apr
37"% Jan
53% Nov
41% Jun
63
Feb
55
Aug
Oct
17% Oct
2313
17
Jan 21
22% Jan
59% July
3
29% Apr
43% Feb
4
29% Dec 19
57% Jan
2
Oct
20
37% Mar 13
30% May
25% Jan
29% Mar 26
46
25 Yb Dec
8% Dec
37
30
2
Mar 29
9Va Jan
38% Nov 12
34
13y8 Dec 30
15% Jan
14
11% Jan
15% Dec
18
14
Jan
Dec
6
23% Oct
22
34% Jan 14
25% Jan
9% Apr
17
13% July
8
9% Jan
13
8
Dec
10
Dec
24
14% Jun
24
Oct
22
36 y8 Dec
Jan
19'A May
dVa Aug 20
5% Dec 20
12
Jan
99
Jun
Oct
12
17Va May 20
74% Jan
9
2
Jan
Apr
16% Jan
19% Aug
8
6% Jan
8
7
7
46% Oct
a
23ya Oct 27
14
Mar 26*
9
22
73% Nov
9
Oct
2
12% Oct
2
2
13
172% Apr 10
207% Oct
101
112% Apr 21
9iy8 Apr 28
Sep 29
76% Nov 14
89 Va Feb
1
80% Oct
1
30'/a Oct
37% Apr
a
34 y» Jan
2
46
Nov
7
36 Va Nov 14
45
Jan
25
39% Oct 24
47% May 13
41
49 Ya Jan
29
43
50
41
NOV
40
July
July
41
14
Oct
1
-
Sep 26
May 12
Vilbiss
De
Diamond
1
24
Corp
(Walt) Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne
Pepper
Corp
Dover
Corp
so
53
Jan
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
4%
24
Oct
30
DWG
42
Cigar
Dec
23
;
3% Oct 22
14
8
91
86
t
27% July 3
40% Apr 28
4% Aug IB
Apr
1
14% Jan 31
44% July
8
34
May 20
6% Jan 14
35% Apr 10
89% Jan 14
32% Apr 30
20% Jan
7
0
24% Nov IS
•
6% Dec 28
43
Dec
Jan
7
Jan
17
20% Feb
4
25
39
Oct
31
Jan
10'A Nov
3
Elgin National
2
35% Oct
3
17% Jan
2
2
6% Jan
2
18
Jun
Apr 30
36% Oct
•
17
12% Sep 23
60% Feb
3
61% Oct
16
18% Oct
13
13
13% Jan
3
21% Oct
15
51% Apr 10
28% Jan
2
44% Sep
26
21%
52%
53%
16,500
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40%
13,400
*
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14,800
35 %
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30%
31%
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30%
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31%
31
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17
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40
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16%
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17
331/4
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Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
500
16%
17
2,300
39%
40
34
33%
34
22,100
3.40C
17%
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12
16
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10,000
56%
56 y8
19,100
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18
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70
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83
83
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4,600
800
81%
9,300
32%
97
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
37
37%
37%
37%
36%
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37%
7%
35%
9%
8%
36
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8
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7%
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35%
9%
10
16,000
71,100
8
7,200
36%
18,400
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33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
49%
50%
49%
50%
48%
50
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11
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11
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22
22
22
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21%
22%
31%
82%
31%
31%
31%
31%
82%
82%
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36
12
35%
36%
36 %
83%
36%
11%
12
11%
12 %
58%
59%
58%
59%
10
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100
50
5
1
3
31%
82 Va
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17%
19%
40%
58%
62
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20%
40%
31%
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1.200
4,000
12%
59
6,900
35,900
82%
36
29,200
32
82%
59
62
—
1,600
18
33%
50
-
5% preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Evans Products Co
5C
30%
1014
5
<
15,500
15%
*60
9%
4
common
1,300
■
r;
60
40 %
61
33%
49%
11
22
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Equitable Gas Co
4,80C
40%
*60
5
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Erie RR
J !
15%
<
3
Watch
Endlcott Johnson Corp common
25
4%
preferred
100
11
24.
l
Empire District Electric Co
44% Jan
2
54% May 29
page
10
100
2
38% Apr 30
Feb 28
see
5
90
Apr 30
-For-footnotes
Corp
22% Oct 21
26y4Jnn
56%
21%
52%
51%
'•
60
39%
Jan
8
56
21
51%
20%
40
DAY
39%
36%
" 27 Va
July 21
May
CLOSED
23%
30
2
55:?4
20%
55%
2014
51
ELECTION
23%
79
62
U
--
31
12% Oct 29
55%
■55
43%
El Paso Natural Gas
52% Oct
11
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shares—.
Electric Storage Battery
10
2
2
28%
10%
102%
100
6% Jan
10
26%
11%
19534«,
preferred
4%%
3
Jan
26%
10%
102
100
2.50
7
4% Jan
25%
10%
193%
4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co common
8% Nov
29
24%
10%
102%
preferred
Manufacturing Co
36% Nov
77
12% Oct 22
28% Dec 23
Steel
2
26
1
Stainless
2
Jan
24%
34,900
32,000
22%
23%
40%
16%
Eastern Gas & Fuel Asn com____10.
4%% prior preferred
100
3% Jan
27
32,300
195 %
Inc
26% Jan
12
Feb
Mar 27
14% Apr 15
July 3
10% Nov 13
50
95
18%
53%
82%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
8
18%
53
193%
3
33% Oct
18%
53
102%
2
32% Nov
19,600
18%
51%
223A
22%
15%
Oct
83% May 22
Jan
22% Jan
23%
18%
51%
21%
12
6%
Eaton
22% Jan
30% Dec
23
59
Airline
4C
10c
82
18%
15%
56 Va
3
76
21
Nov
38% Jan
*79%
12
Mar
81% Apr U
40
Jan l«
15% Oct 22
78
159
82
15%
Rights (expire Nov 12)
Eastman Kodak Co common
12
*79%
50%
.10
1
7
150% Oct
82
♦79%
5
28
97% Jar.
Feb 28
78
571/4
Corp
ISO Oct
Jun" 18
158
78
77%
11%
-—:
134% Nov
1t7j Oct 28
115
3,10C
77%
80
No par
Eastern
«
533A
77%
*78
561/4
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
ftu6
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53
77%
80
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
4b
81% Feb
53%
53%
77 Va
"
5
22
143% Nov
52%
53 %
*70 Va :
15%
—
1
5,700
11%
—
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34
>78
& Co—
Preferred $4.50 series—
4.20%
27% Jan
33%
11%
Common
4.10%
4-
3434
11%
May 21
11
34
10%
50% July 13
14
33%
10%
51
14% Jan
13%
32%
16%
*30%
1
2C
15,00C
13%
57%
Corp
'
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.'
13%
23%
Duplan
2,800
54%
91%
13%
*13%
28
10
91%
13%
13%
Oct
16% Jan
54
*90
55
54
*90
13 Va
11%
July 25
31
54%
92%
52%
23%
42
3
V
13%
4
6% Dec 30
59
11%
13
22% Oct 22
59%
11%
56% Oct
24
59
23%
82% Jun
-
V
13 Va
41% Sep 11
85% MM
15.40C
59
10%
26% jar
2
61%
36
13 %
60% July
3% Jgn
; :1.10c
35%
23%
Eastern
25% Dec 27
36%
7
15%
Eagle-Plcher Co
24% Dec 30
*35%
36
13%
17
17% Dec 23
31.00C
23%
17
8
50C
27%
13%
Oct
AUg
22%
.'27%
r
23%
38% Feb
82
22.%
27%
1
46
27% May
22%
27%
1
30% Aug 14
8
*21%
*
50c
29% Jan
19
40 C
22
:27%
56%
USA Inc
International
22% Apr
73% Jan
21
45.40C
15%
61 %
Drewrys Limited
42% July IB
81% Mm •
Nov
60C
,
15
61%
61%
r
.
Dunhill
47% Jan
74
14 %
*61%
15%
Dresser Industries
51% Jan
21% Deo
7*
38
40%
18
22% Oct
20C
21.80C
69%
*37
61%
80C
19.00C
61
34%
5
29'
64% Jan
14%
■
11%
Co
30
38% Dec 31
14
37%
15%
No par
1
Douglas Aircraft Co-..
Dow Chemical
11
Dec 31
16
*68
13%
13%
37%
•
No par
Oct
24% Dec 28
f
No par
Co
Dome Mines Ltd
27% Dec
72
13%
69
730
28%
12%
15%
2.50
2
1
:
23% Dec
27
28%
13% "
69
;
28%
-
15%
50c
preferred
Stores
31
48% Mar
"/
.
13%
1
25
Corp com
24
Jan
28%
;
15%
15%
15
...
Co
Jan
50
18%
13%
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02
10
Co__.
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Jan
.
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1
50
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i,ooc
29,600
27%
18
57%
EXCHANGE
Detroit Steel Corp—
49
18
26%
35 %
40%
Dr.
8
Mar 27
39% Oct 28
93 y*
13
37%
22
51 %
Disney
July 18
Aug 27
56%
17%
13%
27*? a
55%
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110
23
-2.O0C
13,000
55%
27%
-
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I
2,90C
13,3©C
28%
-92%
94% ;
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4,900
40%
26%
69
*
17%
25%
28
-
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1,20C
36
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1
28%
01
20%
40
6
Sep 26
206
27
18%
15%
55 *4
50%
du Pont de Nem (E I)
:co% Oct 21
27%
12%
20%
*60
9
18%
2
8
33
8
15
9% Aug
*93%
37%
3
20
341/2 Oct
52% May 22
57% May 13
24
;a% Oct 21
55%
93%
13.
13.50
Edison
$1.50
12
24% Jan 29
68% Jun 17
50
Inc
Diana
5
54% Apr
14
10
liy2 Dec
Lines
Diamond-Gardner
8% Jan
12
91
49
55%
,'"V.
40%
29 %
<
■
7,000
24,500
20c
17
-
,
6,900
9%
25%
55%
;
09
80
81
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
40% Nov
2
a
Western
&
17 % Nov
7
2
No par
Hudson
Lack
Air
1
(Delaware).
Co
&
Inc..
35% Sep 24
32% May 21
11% Jan
11% Jan 14
11
50% OCt
40%
28%
19%
50%
24%
10%
15% Jan
26% Dec
28%
>40%
17%
21%
18%
49%
24%
10%
79'
Apr
23% Jan
40 Va
'26%
77%
50c
3.75%
8
88
2
28%
40%
55
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53%"
33%
53
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*78
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8
13% Jan
35%
■
17%
25%
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13%
100
:
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'
13%
.19% July 22
32% May 8
14% OCt 22
35
17
28'a
54
90"
50c
series A
3.75%
Preferred
53%
90
10
Light conimon__7
Daystrom Inc
1
19
77 V* Sep
1
100
common
,
Jan
87
Oct 29
76
Corp
3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc:
39% Sep
54% Oct
Mar 10
30
Aug
1
49% Apr IB
86
Mar 4
86
Feb 27
40
73
13
Aug
6
14%Oct 29
9% Jan 14
47
27 Va Oct
35
16,200
34%
80
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25%
;
-
183/a
3%
3
17%
.
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92
8
Oct
57
1
8% OCt 22
9%
78
i
9,600
89
34%
I
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2,100
;
86
18%
3
25 %
400
i
:
12% Jan
7
%
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35%
17%
-
•
19,400
90%
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78
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19,300
88 3 4
9%
2%
34%
38%
19%
t
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13,500
51%
18%
9%
9%
4,100
15,700
30%
51%
89
3
26,300
31%
:; 19%
86
*86'A
17%
35%
78 /
:
86% Mar
01,
21
*84%
-
18
57
61%
37%
.
'25%
'
79% Jan
55%
90%
34%
8
Apr 28
Sep 9
Nov
6
,
89%
78
v
81
Oct
.
91%
3334
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2
34% 34%
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
1
17% 17%
23
Aug 18
5% conv preferred
25
25%J 25%
12
Jan
7
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
28% 28%
25% Jan 1
40% Nov 3
$2 preferred —
;
No par
40% 40%
-43% Apr 11 -"f 58% Sep 22
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
- 54%
54%
92% Nov
7
101% Jun 25.
$4.20 preferred
i
No par
93% 93%
15% Feb 20
29
Oct 13
Crucible Steel Co of America__12.50
25% 20%
•16% Jan
a
27% Jan 24
Cuba RR 6% noncum pld._—.100 ^ - V 17% 18
18% Jan 17
33»; Sep 10
Cuban-American Sugar_io
28% 28%
7% Jan
S
14% Oct 13
Cudahy Packing Co common
_5
,13
133,.
58
Jan
7
'69
Oct 30
4%% preferred
100
*68
■ 69 '
6% Jan I
14% Nov
7
Cuneo . Press Inc^—
5 tr "12% 12%,
29'
Jan 13
•'38% Nov
3
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—_2.50
;
38% 38%
8% Apr
3
16%'.Oct '30
Curtis Publishing common
—1
15% 16
53% July 24
63% Oct 13
$4 prior preferred
No par- , " *59%' .61: /
18% Jun
6 '•> 22% Oct -23
*
81.60 prior preferred.:
No par
*21% ; 22%
20% Mar 8
' 31% AUg 27
Curtiss—Wright common
1
,
27% 27%
30% Mar 6
37
Aug G
Class A —-—.
—1
35% 35 %
40% Mar 3
61% Nov
7
Cutler-Trammer Tnc —
10
. /
50% 57%.
37%
19%
25%
29%
•
28% Jan
20
89
10,000
60%
5134
19%
3
1
34%
*78
50%
86
10%
52
51%
9%
9%
2%
33%
100
;
;
10 Va
78
21%
'84%
*86%
17%
18
12,400
*74
50%
ELECTION
86
50C
55%
*51
20%
,
123A
20%
54%
76%
76%
8.30C
12%
20%
.
52
*51
90
89
7%
J
25
Coty Inc.
Coty International Corp.
5
14
*84%
*86%
38%
52
76%
70%
STOCK
50
Co...
-
37%
*51
52
1
3 % Oct
Nov
55 Va
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp
9% Nov
9
13
24% Jan IS
78
20%
54
Corning Glass Works common.
5
3%% preferred
100
3Va% preferred series of 1947.100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
__1
3
Sep 16
88
Aug
1
89
Apr 16
20% Aug
6
1% Jan
14
12 Va
20%
21 %
4% May
36% Apr 22
22
12%
54 %
95
8
15% Jan
I
2% Jan
'
12%
20%
53%
21% Nov
Mar 11
57% Feb
74
A,
Copperweld Steel Co common
5 7o
convertible preferred
6r/o convertible preferred
Products
12%
20%
55 %
5
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Com
12%
20%
54%
5
14
Copper Range Co
6
51
28
Jan
12%
20%
.5
1
2
25
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental Steel Corp
31
Feb 11
12% Dec 24
20
..
Copper & Steel—
Industries common
5% convertible preferred
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
7
23
18% May
54% May
26% Dec 24
13% Oct
8
8% Apr 29
7
7
15% Jan
1-
Shares
Continental
Dec 31
9
■'
the Week
Friday
Nov. 7
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. H
*
,
130
2,800
"
14,000
710
*59%
62
*59%
62
*59%
17 %
18
17 %
18
17%
17%
13,900
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
6,900
40%
42%
41
41%
40%
19%
4134
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,
-
;
7,200
1
Number 5793...
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
i".V
(1937)-
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
39 Vi Nov
Oct
33% Oct
Jau 17
12 Vi Jan 24
65
25
11
Highest
Jan
15
Sep
Apr
30% Sep
89
9
Sep
5
11
11
2
18% Nov
25% Nov 29
24% Jan
2
31
Aug 27
67% Jan
79
% Oct
3
80
July
17% July
25
22
Aug 23
15% Jau
1
12
5
1
Par
Corp.
Family Finance Corp common
Oct
13
14
3% Apr
7
6% Oct
10
Fa wick
Oct
22
1'6% Apr 23
11% Jan
2
14% Nov
7
,45
Sep
30
61% May 13
3% Dec
7% Jan
30
„
55
May 19
43
64% July 10
21
Feb
50
32
Mar
18 V4
55% UCv
27
Apr
49% Nov
3
23
6
Corp__
31
45% Juiy
25% Jun
29
Dec
31
36% May 14
18 Vi Sep
10
20 Vi Jan
27% Jan 21
34% Jun
52% Oct
3
23% Mar 13
28
Ferro
2-»;u
21
Federal
49-2 Oct
15
Federal
Paper Eoard Co
31
19 % Jan
22
27
11
29% Jan
20 Ya Nov 12
28
Jun
18
16 % May
16
31% Jan
10
16% Jan
14
20% Jan
Dec
30
19% Oct
22
32
75% Oct 28
105
39
57
Oct 22
Jan
44% Nov
_
147
7
83% Jan
14
2
47% Feb
10
24 % Mar 14
49% July 29
191/2 Dec 20
29% Jan
9
36% Nov 13
66
Jan
2
38% Apr
101% July 23
81% Nov 13
Oct 20
July 12
May
2
106
Feb
8
Mar 12
57
Dec
5
7
82% Apr 16
100% Sep 26
Nov
6
57% Oct
16% Apr 25
100V* Oct
Jun
27
Nov
6
104% Jun
5
116
~6% Dec" 16.
34 % Oct
12 Va Jan
46% July
22
79
NOV
Oct
9
95% May 10
6
45
4
21
59% May
8
55% Feb
14
80
Nov
15 % Apr
47
25
20
Aug 22
37% Jan
59% Jun
% Aug 27
Nov" 13
~93
5% Oct
Oct
29
Jan
64
28
87
92
Oct
Apr
3
33% July 18
Jan
84% Jan
33% Oct
30
13'/a Oct
22
32% Dec
30
35%
8
Nov
2
2
100
90 % Sep
77
39 Va Oct
2
14% Sep 24
14% Oct
8
107%. Nov
7
2
14
July 11
24% Jan
8
67% Jan
15
9y4Jan
2
18% Sep
24
14
Jau
2
65% Obt
9
80
Jan
14
64
convertible
a.
i'J
40% Jan
22
48
20 '/2 Jan
32 Va Aug 26
31% Dec
19
46% Jun 28
32
Jan
2
17
2314 Oct
25
54
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
44% July 28
7% Oct 22
No par
1
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
July
50% Nov
9
6
5%
Co
Garrett
(The).:
Industries
Oct
22
Nov
7
General
Acceptance
3% Dec 30
5% Jan
2
3% Jan
6
Oct
7
General
American
6
52% Apr
7
551 i Sep
26
6%
26% Jan
2
15
36 % Sep
24
General
12
May 16
69 % Jan
9% Jan
2
23
135
2
Apr 30
102
10
Aug
5
125
Dec
24% Feb 25
125
Jan
40% Sep
General
General
141
2
17
40% Sep
15
3
93% Jun
27
48
Jan
14
72
13
49% Dec 31
Mar
7% Nov
25% July 8
68% Apr 12
20
4
57
15% Feb 27
19% May 15
50% Dec 31
48
Feb
12
4
Oct
21
Oct
22
69
Jan
4
July 26
115
Jan
30
56
100
33% Dec
8'/a Jan
47% July 16
115% Jan 24
19
101% Nov
1
76%
Nov
7
33
Dec
16
47% Dec 31
11
91% Feb
19% Jan
37% Jan
14% Dec
26
18% July
24
50% Jan
(I
General
Mills
3
16
$5
4
General
General
18 % Dec 23
22% Nov 18
17% Jan
3
28% Sep
1G
*
77
21
39
Oct
22
20'% Nov 14
32y«Oct
11
27% July 14
27% Sep
4
7
57% Nov
2
25 %
7
34% Nov
3
90 % Aug
4'A %
Apr 29
188% Nov
July 17
Jun
3
95% Apr 25
36% July 9
62% May 8
39% May 29
46% Mar 26
129
79
Jan
2
91
84 % Jan
2
20% Jan
13
44% Jan
61
•
10
32% Sep
19
91
Mar 18
89 % Jan
37% Jan
18
16
4% Apr
26
2% Jan
4
Oct
21
25% Feb
11
26% Dec 17
27
16
Dec
34%
34%
CLOSED
96
16
12%
DAY
36%
30A
No par
Listed
►71%
General
wi
7%
19%
19%
20 Vi
61%
63 Vi
61
69%
69%
70%
69 %
70%
69
70%
28
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
67%
68 %
68%
69
69
70
69
70 %
24,900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
37,100
107
107
107
6
27% Jan
47% July 11
21% Jan 11
Jan
8
14
138
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22
78
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U
30% Apr
4
see
page
24.
75
3
Oct
28
5% Jan
3
22
37
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Apr 30
30% Jan
2
20% Jan
2
131% Jan
2
67
Apr 17
22% Jan
8% Oct
2
13
Sep 22
13
39% Aug 21
..
88
July 8
9 % Sep 19
107%
.
85 %
38%
81
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31%
30
31%
30%
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a
29 Vi
30 Vi
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30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30 %
30 Vi
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49%
49%
49
49%
48%
49%
49 Vi
30% /
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5%
5
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30
6
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23
10
45
45
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11
34%
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511,800
11,900
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23
22%
22%
22
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22 T11
46%
45%
46 Vi
46%
47 Va
46%
47 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
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2,600
l
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25%
25%
26 Va
26 Vi
26%
26%
27%
7,700
22
Vi
22%
25
*26%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vi
27%
27 Vi
5,000
2,400
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27 Vi
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27%
*26 Vi
27%
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27%
♦26%
27 Vi
10
10
53%
55%
56 Vi
57 Vi
23%
23%
23
23%
32%
33
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com
.
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54
-
10
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Gimbel Brothers
common
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(The)
57 %
27%
28%
27%
28 %
1
Co
Co
56%
4
Products
Oil Co
41%
42%
41%
43%
36%
37%
5
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5
10
Vi
40%
40%
1
♦167
.
(W R) & Co
Graham-Paige
Motors
lo
Union Co
Grant (W T) Co common
3%%
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
61
Sep
10
Great
24
Great Northern
Gt Northern
Iron Ore Prop
Northern Paper Co
Western
Ry
Co
Sugar com
preferred
Bay Ac Western RR
(H L)
Co Inc
5
8!i
No par
25
No par
No par
100
100
1
21,200
36%
91%
18
Vb
18%
41 Vi
42
42 Vi
41%
5,800
37
91%
42%
36%
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3
2%
3
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180
180
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100
4,100
,
13,200
6,600
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180
74%
104
39
38
39
38 !i
44%
44%
45%
44%
45
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
26,900
33%
74 %
73
104%
72 Vi
103
13,600
104
3,900
20,800
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39,500
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51 Vi
51%
51%
52
51%
51%
2,400
4.800
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58%
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58%
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76%
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77 Vi
77%
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52
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52%
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27 Vi
27 %
27%
132 %
134%
134 %
53%
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11,100
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4,000
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52%
48
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28%
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34%
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18
36
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92
28
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57%
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43%
44%
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1,800
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28%
42%
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27%
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no
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57 Vi
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92
78%
36%
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100
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38%
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88
47%
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101
5,000
94,200
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188
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74
7
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33%
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100
57%
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23%
32%
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70%
72 Vi
6%
Granby Consol M S & P
Granite City Steel
23
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180
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81,800
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17%
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3
100
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57
195
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1
23%
32%
95
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56%
23%
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45%
.
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7%
530
2,400
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46
100
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14,700
1
98%
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45%
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33%
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1
1,300
1,400
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97 Vi
3
5%
32
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5%
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20
1,900
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188%
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920
109%
38%
98
35% Oct
108 Vi
84 Vi
89
Great
107%
27.9,000
80%
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195
49% Oct
31% Sep 24
146% Jun
4
1,600
51%
25
Time Corp
Rub
Oct
1
80%
109%
x50%
38%
Corp
preferred
31
75
107%
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Grand
79 Vi
109
52
84 Vi
2%
59% Oct
50%
80 Vi
2%
52 %
80%
109%
50%,
4,000
38%
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9
109
110
74,000
-
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2
15
80 Vi
80%
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49%
49 %
48%
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31
5,000
115,300
<
27%
1
4% Jan
2,700
62
67%
44%
33% Jan
10
8%
19%
44 >i
28% Jan
4,200
500
63%
1
2
72
19%
4
4
72
.
*
62%
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9
72
19%
49% July 31
37% Oct
72
13,800
39%
81
63%
2
13% Jan
39
81
19%
Jan
59% Jan
900
.
36%
39%
19%
62%
41
2
9%
84
39%
2
57% July 18
Oct
36%
180
10,300
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39 Vi
3
8%
38
17,300
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17
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39%
72 %
name
14 V«
139
16%
16%
36%
38%
84
new
3,400
5,400
13
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under
37%
104%
139
39
40
8
13%
16
6,800
14,400
.
97
36!
138%
72
71%
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35%
102%
12%
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84
98%
8
.
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106
138 %
36%
39 %
39
♦81
38 %
2 Va Apr
i
35%
Telephone Co of Florida—
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74% Nov
A
7,200
4%
59%/
84
Gladding McBean & Co
July 10
35
12%
16
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30
r.; *56%
138%
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Gerber
3% May 15
4%
59 Vi
-
80%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
6
5
97
36%
100%
100
Gillette
105
*96
36%
100'%
100
Getty
175
53% May 19
69
Feb 12
96
36
100
138
5
85
34%
12%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
45y« Nov 20
footnotes
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16 %
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
29% Dec 26
For
59%
7,200
17
138 %
3
35% May
3
16%
12%
5
21% Dec 11
12
16%
4%
138%
6
15
Dec
16%
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ELECTION
13,900
1
6%
4%
5
16
41%
16%
36%
100%
Nov
18
20% Dec
36
100
39% Nov
6 % Apr
67
95 %
5
2.50
2
36% Feb
122% Nov 11
EXCHANGE
Jan
86% Apr
11
34%
95 %
30
8
23
Feb
34%
14
Oct 21
20
1
Goebel Brewing Co.
Gold
Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich Co (B F)
7iy8 Oct 31
5
STOCK
6
38
Realty & Utilities
Refractories
42% Nov
2
157 % Jan
13
95% July
Oct 21
59%
39%
6 Vi
200
79%
conv preference
preference..
14
4,500
33
95
15
1,700
49%
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30%
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33 %
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30*%
.,
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100
5 % Vo
43%
38 Va
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94% May 21
19% Aug 27
9
21
37% Jun
1
7
Jan
70%. Feb 12
39% Oct 21
14
21% Jan
79% Jun
160
28% Dec
4
♦56%
i\t
General Tire &
38 Va Oct
16
29% Oct 21
15 Va Apr
28
Apr
General
49% Oct
21
Dec
2% Dec
4%
6
32
4V2V0
Sep
48 Va Nov
3
23% Jan
18
2
5
98% Nov
28% July
3
Sep 23
43 Vi
83%
preferred
83
20% Dec 24
57 y4 Nov 14
$1.32
16% Jan
Feb
6%
16%
4%
'
$1.30 preferred
General Telephone
22% Apr
Apr 23
83% July 17
16% Dec 23
157% Oct
5
7
90
Oct
2
4
185
23
14
30% Mar
7
83% Dec 18
Feb
30% Dec
Oct 22
108% Jan
16%
4%
General Shoe Corp..
General Steel Castings Corp
General
107
16%
1
Public Utilities Corp
General Railway
8,600
r
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conv preferred
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7,900
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80
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40
;
6%
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38%.
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31
39%
6
32
310
..
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$1.60
7
1
65
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20
34% Nov
136,100
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15
24
26
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107%
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39%
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20
24% Sep
15% Dec 23
17%
41
6
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700
13%
39%
1
50
12,200
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13
105 Vi
50%
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Jan
27 % Sep
95
common
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48 Va Nov
22'/a Oct
13%
49%
80
3
25
64%
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105
30
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110
2
25
64%
64%
81
13
28% May 16
64 %
109
15% Jan
May 31
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32% Jan
28
13%
102%
16%
49%
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,
13%
103%
15%
30
General
10
22 % Sep 20
13%
101%
16%
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103%
5%
6
27% Mar 19
23
Sep
3
36% Oct 22
13%
102%
101
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3
Nov
19% Nov 19
Dec
12%
100
Motors Corp common___l%
preferred
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Jun
6
3
15
31
36 Va
12%
1
31 % Feb
2
& Nov
34%
49
Corp
62% Feb
7
21% Apr
July 19
13%
20%
34%
12 %
5
General Precision
34
>
19%
34
12%
70
55,000
.
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41
39% May 22
22
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117% Jan
2
19% Oct
*
35%
200
15,900
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Corp
Corp
Aug 25
May 26
33% Oct 22
20
35
♦12%
29%
Portland Cement Co_
Jan
48%
6,400
89%
1
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4
47%
19%
48%
__5
General
13
48 Vi
29%,
„
General
18
47'%
20 %
48%
Controls Co
Oct 20
Dec
47%
20
29%
5
83
4
x46%
100
General Cigar Co Inc
General Contract Corp—
Gen Contract Finance Corp
85% Oct
2
44% Jan
40
No par
92% Jan 22
41% Sep 22
27
38%
43%
30%
Corp
9
27
40 Vi
43%
2
6
47% July 12
39%
43%
Corp
Jan
*34% May 17
«7% July 15
40%
♦43 Va
of Texas
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
General
6
18
5% Jun
General Bronze
7
105% Oct
11
38%
!
12% Nov
52
25
39 %
*89
Ex-distribution
Foods
117
Oct
38 %
38%
89%
49%
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2
27% Oct
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Bancshares
General
19
42
30% Oct
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♦43%
com
Aug 29
4
89
50
48% Jan
12
91
♦89
1
34
Apr
Jan
*155
17
com
preferred
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Sep
9,100
150
12%
Transportation
Baking Co common
15
33% Jail
76%38% 1
36
;
83
40
.75 Vi
20
150
16%
100
Sep
71
1,200
36 V*
12
com
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co..
28 % Nov
2
60% Jan
38%
4,000
14%
148 %
No par
Investors
General
2
13
105
77
37%
5,200
29%.u
147%
12
preferred
21% Oct
70% Nov
4% Jan
.14%
74%
•
92
14%
17
Corp
65% Jan
•
8
Jan
$8
V 92
.
14%
16%
2
Inc
Amer Oil Co
General
21,900
14,900
37
14%
50
1
68
•
Apr
Oct
5
8% Nov
Apr 10
Apr 29
72% July 22
40
38% Nov
7
14
65
5
52% Feb
7
7
6
Oct
9% Nov
2
35
Dec
7
Jan
5
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Aug 25
Nov
75
86
Mar
2
7
23%,-'.
14%
11%
General Amer
11% Jan
82%.
22%
V
«
12
preferred
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American
6
19'/a Jan
6
93
17%
5
8,200
24,300
14%
37%
110
;
-
14%
74%
23,200
■
36%
11%
$4.50 preferred
9
30% Apr
21
convertible
7
46% May 24
Oct
convertible
-Nov
"26% JarTll
17% Dec 23
70% Nov
30
18
Wood
4%%
14 Va Nov
106
8% Nov
14% Jan 22
9% Dec 20
Apr
Gar
29%
'2,800
■f.
81%
■
16%
Corp
34
17
11
37
5
common
preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
2
88
22%
i
convertible
2
47% Jun
29%
29%
71 %
29,200
,M...
88%/
29%
71%
20
5,000
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90
29%
71
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13
10
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103
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:
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115%
88
88%,
81
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5,300
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89%;
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18
9%
9,900
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54%
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14% Jan
19
88
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19
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lo.
4% preferred
15
9
9%
'
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29%
12%
14
67% Dec
19%:
29%
35
10
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
8% Jan
25
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9%
;
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78%
29%
34
Fostcr-Wlieelcr Corp
15% Feb
94% Oct
93
42
112
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29%
20%
36% Jan
25
,♦91
■
46%
30
Jan
37
45%
31
37% July 12
22%
20
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101
81%
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5
13% Oct
1
81%
36%
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32%
..
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a
8
17
31%
2
Gabriel
11
90 % July
92%
30%
95
31,% '31%
Ford Motor Co
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Apr
25 Va Dec
.100
1
17% Sep 25
Jun
90%
92
•
57%
20%
80
53%
88
37%
Co
12% Oct 23
59
54! a
88
Foremost Dairies Inc
*
36 % Jan
9
9%
88
22%
100
6
45
Jan
19%
51%
37%
1
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29,700
230
'..57%
102
79%
.
%
19
2,200
44 %- • '
145
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116
51
81%
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10
42%..
102
9,200
9,100
27
145
19
114%
19%
78%
■
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preferred
2
30
51
t
43%
114
26%
\
35%
Jan
21
3% Oct 21
pa/
15
preferred
8% Jan
20
23
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Machinery & Chem Corp.._10
7
40% Dec
Oct
41%
110%
Vi
900
18%
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57%.
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.
18
r-v
9,400
4,300
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18%
44 Va
9,800
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21
49%
147
56
18%
44%
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49%
22%
46%
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147
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19%.
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26%
43%.
56%
43%
103
79 "%
71/*
27%
145
18 %
19%
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18%
55
77%
preferred
10% July 24
10
%
112
10
18 Vi
42%
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.5
18%
27
18%
109
49%
3,200
^
57
22%
21 Va
6,000
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49.
,
.
200
49%
14%
„
44%
49%
139
2.50
10% Apr
22
8% Dec 30
DAY
56
♦101%
44%
21%
42
42%
r
6.25
44%
21%
49
17%
83
5%
22%
21
43%
2,600
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4.9 %
22%
22%
70
2,200
49
57
-
47%
-
18%
29%
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48%
137
18
1
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48
22%
ELECTION
55%
lo
Stores Inc common
divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc
.-
6% Oct
STOCK
27%
39%
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com
Light Co
convertible
8% Jan
47 7»
17%.
27%
135
14%
59
♦54
22%
17%
1
issued
10% Jan
22%
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When
3
14%
60
47%
CLOSED
$4.20
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5%
47%
84
18%
49%
5%
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Food Fair
Foote
49%
5%
♦54
100
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3%%
49%
5%
47%
Ins NY
issued
3%%
1
49%
5%
14%
2
6
July
50%
5%
1,500
29%
i-
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14%
21%
Corp
5
52% Aug 11
48% Sep 25
20% Oct 24
25
80
49%
44 3 4
;
(The) Carpet CoFlintkote Co (The) common
$4 preferred
;
Florida Power Corp
;
Food
18%
29%
80
100
Nov
95
2
25 '/a Feb
6
18%
29%
80
46%
Firth
4Vo
18%
29%
'
28,000
28%-
84
18%
29%
80
43 Vi
preferred
38% Nov
2
Jan
15
Nov
150
7
37% Jan
30% Oct 20
15% Oct 20
11
35% Apr
_
10
Mar 17
3
123
8% Dec 10
Nov
27
May" 15
17% May
12% Jan
68% Nov 14
62
13
Jan
•
2
47% Jan
Oct
96
2
7% Jan
18% Apr 29
67% July
8
18
10% Dec
12% Jan
93% Aug
5
61 Va July 16
59% Mar 19
21
Dec
2
134
3
24
40 % Sep
30
65% May 15
23
"
First National Stores.™
Power &
84
♦21%
preferred.
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Florida
28%
84
5
Fifth Avenue Coach
Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
When
83% Nov
9
Nov 27
8
42% Oct 21
31% Nov
17
18% Aug
6
21
7
jun
Nov
84
200
r10%
83%
18%
ProT~com~No~par
convertible
Firstamerica
-i
84 %
82
10
Fidelity Phenix Fire
4%%
11%
28% V
25
Fibreboard Paper
4%
11 Va
28%
2.50
Fenestra Inc
35%
11%
28%
29%
5
coinmon_
,
35%
11%
28%
18%
50
preferred
Corp
35%
Shares
11%
29
1
_
35% Oct
7% Mar
94
95
10
Apr*25
22 >/» Oct
17% Nov 20
~78
13
55 % Nov
Q
Oct 27
66% Jan
28
44
.10% Sep 29
6% Mar 10
86
6
4.60%
36
the Week
Nov. .7
28%
♦84
5
Pacific Electric Co
29 % Jan
♦34%
Friday
Nov. 6
11%
1
Federated Dept Stores
b
17
36
Sales for
Thursday
♦78
~_2
Corp common
5 "2% conv
pftl 1953 series
Federal Mogul Bower
Bearings
22
rRICES
1
Corp
17% Oct
SALE
Nov. 5
5o
I
Fcci.dcis-Quigan
31% Dec
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 4
28%
;
5%
10
41% Oct
t
<•35
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 3
Fairbanks Morse & Co______No
par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fairmont Foods Co common
l
4% convertible preferred
100
Falstaff Brewing
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical
67
.
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
13 % May 14
2
22
7
~iS
22 Vb Jau
43% May
23
22 Vi Apr
6
_
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. i
Year 1!>57
Lowest
49 Va
48%
49 Vi
27 Vi
27 %
27 Vi
27%
14,700
4,700
134%
134%
.
53 3A
135
*74 Vi
77
♦74%
77
*74 Vi
34%
35
34%
35
34%
135
190
77
35%
6,500
17
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1938)
Monday, November 10
..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
Dec
14
1678 Apr
18
30
14% Jan
76% Nov
20
89
Feb
13
80% Jun
1574 Oct
11
34% Jan
14
Jan
2
9
14% Dec
14
32% Jan
11
105% Oct 21
11
16
52
May 13
101
152
17
2
10% Jan
10
25
Nov
7
5
72% Nov
7
25
125% Nov
6
27
9
May
Mar
Feb
S5
preferred
Gulf States Utilities Co—
34% Jan
24
41%
Jun^ll
39 % Jan
84
81
Oct
83
Nov
93% Feb
5
28
98
Apr
2
4
96
Jan
29
6
52% Nov
6
Common
5
41% Feb
21
38 % Jan
89% Jan
17
49
24Jan
2
.U
c
51%
No par
_
102%
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Oil
Hail
2
>"t
31
% Jan
11
Dec
24
111% Jan
11
70
*■ Jan
2
94% Nov
3
20% Dec
24
45% Jan
15
21% Jan
2
33 % Sep
26
13% May 20
(W F)
4%
90%
'
•
90%
91
70*.,
•
23
39
May 31
40% July 23
26 % Jan
Jari
21
14
14
128
23% Dec
30
39% Mar 11
23
29% Dec 24
51% Aug
8
30% July 2
32% Mar 25
30
138
Jun
*
convertible
Hammermill
Cementing.
44 %
29
Apr
7
7
.
Mar 17
140
32% Oct
27
13,000
72%
72:%
500
124%
39,700
*92
%
51
51%
7,300
86
*84%
86
91%
91%
*9J %
92 %
100
*92
320
,
220
100
102%
*102%
102%
102%
102'%
45%
*44%
25%
100
45%
44%
44%
300
63%
03
■ h
04%
63
63%
10,200
25^.,
25%
23%
26%
26%
9,500
:'.i(
22%
'*'91
*
v.'
f
62%
% 25%
22
STOCK
CLOSED
22%94%
94%
ELECTION
30%
30%
V
,
23%
100
2.50
_1
common
Co.—
-*44'«
EXCHANGE
64
38%
„_1>
«_7.50
DAY
v
22%
95
29%
»
22%
*89
29%
*22%
93
29%
*125
1
com
32
Corp
*125
31%
32%
39%'
29%
38%
800
90
29%
38%
42%
128
*125
32%
38%.
43%
'X42
42%
130
22%
88
29%
38%
5C
1,400
1
38%
38%
-
39%
42
100
6% preferred
Harris-Intertype
6
.
_
122%
51%
*84%
100 :
„
*102',
44%
63
5
,_5
preferred
Paper
Hammond Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac
29
44% Nov
13
Oct
30
29% Oct
127% Oct
39% Oct
2
10,100
8%
26
72
"
24% Dec
10
217B
!
*8
-
125%
51%
.
92
•
7*92
25%
25
—
Well
Printing Co—
Hamilton Watch Co
31
13% Dec
67
32,200
84
21%
.
67:% Aug 12
7
26%
16%
h
2u% NjV
47%.July
22%
25%-
84%
84
102%
dividend
$5
*82
8%
124
52%
51%
52
100
1
xlC%
'
*92
May
16%
*8
124%
ion
100
'•
Shares
f
84
21%
71%
123
preferred
preferred
'
28
*70
dividend
Jun
16'.:,
the Week
Nov. 7
'
71%
$4.44
7
21
<+Ll
25%
Friday
Nov. 6 r :
*82%
123%
122%
13
3
% Apr
24%
..
*84%-- 86
109
4
24%
*70
100
100
25
20
8%
preferred
100
30
*8%
24%
preferred
10
Nov
3%
dividend
W;::*
38
217 b
dividend
95% Jan
18% Dec
21%
$4.20
30
83% Dec
21%
$4.40
19
Oct
90.
16%
84%
Sales for
Thursday
82
96
May 29
102% July 14
Sep
99% Sep
81% Aug
10%
02%
*3%
4
~,No par
25
—;
Gulf Oil Corp
16%
21%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
87
9
7% Apr
80% Jan
10
47% Dec
12% May 10
Apr
24'% Jun
17% Mar 20
14
PRICES
•
82%
16%
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4% %
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
.1
Guantanamo Sugar
1
16% Apr
2
SALE
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)57
HIGH
AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
40%
43%
43%'
128
*125
31%
31%
.
,
/ 2,100 *•
44%
3,700
128
31 %
31%
2,900
'
Oct
20
8
41% Oct 14
Jan
13
20 % Apr
29
27% Nov
20
3*% t>ep
Harsco
Corporation
Harshaw
0
Chemical
30
30
7
3% Jan
9
Oct
31
Hat Corp of America common
34% Jan 21
28 % Jan
6
36'% Nov
7
34% Oct
30
Haveg
Industries
12% July 14
15% Oct
3
Oct 20
Hayes
Industries
8
Nov 27
28
14% Dec
'21% Nov
69% Oct
'43%
Dec
18
22
9
6% Jan
18%
Jun~19
22 % Jan
28% Apr
2
22% Jan
9
76% Jun
20
72% Jan
14
6
43% Jan
8
2
26
54
19
May
•
,42
.
Nov
17% Jan
6
29% Oct
22
19
24% Jan
16
23 % Jan
2
30% Jun
3
8
32% Jan
2
Jun
27
Feb
25
Nov
30% July 23
9% Dec 30
35
34% Mar
17% Jan
103% Oct
22
47%
Jan
23
62
'27%
Feb
12
42% Sep
40% Jan
24% Dec
24
10% Oct
21
9
July 25
19
4
17% July 16
70% Nov
27
78
87
Jan
17
July 19
30
22% Jan
7
8% Oct 22
10% Jun
20
15 % Dec
17% Oct
9
25% July
22
Nov
8
15% Oct
22
25% Nov
1
10
2
38 'A May
38
31
107% Oct
118
3
26% Jan
34
13
Oct
27
39
84
84
55%
56%
noncumulative
3%%
„
$4%
Corp
5
25% Jan
2
30
32% Jan
2
45
4
39% Feb
24
39% Jan 10
81
97
May 21
May 20
5%
38
% NOV
85
Sep
5
92
Jan
31
4
3
Jan
2
7
Oct
22
28% Jan
10
19
Jan
7
15
10
28% Sep
21% Sep
•39% Sep
16
$4.25
8% Dec
31
5% Dec
60% July 11
18
15
Dec
12
8 % Jan
22
70
9
7% Sep
9
14
63
Oct
13
27
18% Nov
6
87
8
90
30
Apr
4
12% Oct 23
16% Jan
14
40% Apr
13% Jan
70
85% Apr
8
72% Jan
17
May 21
2% Jan
2
Sep
27
2% Dec
23
19
Dec
30
6
Aug
6% Oct
20
35% May 23
20% Jan
2
34% Oct
29
12% Dec 23
22
13% Jan
2
23 % Oct
10
29% Jan
40
50
17
Dec
4
26% Dec
11
Jan
4
35% Feb
11
47 % Sep
2
86 % Nov
6
28% Jan
13
25% Oct 23
32% May
9
29% Jan
38
Jan
13
46% Mar
8
41
Oct
40
Jun
19
47 % Apr
2
42
Oct
3
Nov
6
52
Feb
11
Nov
14
48
Jan
15
40
July 16
26
Nov
13
46% Apr 23
31% July 5
6% Dec 30
13%
Dec
9% Apr
39% Jan
23
59
Nov
Jan
16
69
Dec
48
'
47
2
Jun
Sep
14
44% July 28
29% Jan
2
47% Feb
6% Apr 25
8% Oct
8
2
24% Sen
30
94% Nov
6
73
Jail
2
2
13
13
23% May 14
22% Jan
52
Jan
2
37
4
92
Jan
21
86
24
35% Jan
3
18
22
376% July
8
300
38% Jan
23
11
Nov
'65
11
156% Jan 25
Oct
25%
22
31% July lo
Nov
14
13% Dec 19
66% Oct 22
6% Oct 22
82% Nov 19
82
76
May
2
23% Jdn
9
34
Dec
22
Dec
20% Oct
22
Dec
27
Jan
Oct
3
7
7
88
35
Feb
20
100
Jan
7'2 Oct
Jun
78% jun
8
11
13
21% Aug 27
95
96% July 16
13% Feb
4
'
71
July 14
25
Jan
28
13
33% May 10
14% Feb 19
22
21% Jan
14
May 7
41% Oct 30
2
29 % Jan
4
40
13
Jan
37% July 10
36% July 16
Feb
135% Oct
13
32 %
35% Oct
6
54% Oct 30
'
3
May 28
% Oct
33
30i/„
17
*,,g 20
24
24
54% Jun
130
22
13
Jan
22
50% July 15
13% Jan
2
18% Nov
6
17
30
n.Ug
7
31
28
38 % Jun
10
Jan
27% Jan'
29% Jan
118
2
13
Jan
10
36% Feb
27
334 Feb
4
6% Jun
11
4% Feb
11
28% Jan
9
15% Jan
2
19
47% July 11
19 % Feb
25
91
24
82
Jan
15
60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28
56
Feb
3
78
Jun 11
47% Jan 28
Aug 29
Jan
34% Dec 10
52% July
69
97
12
18
For
11%
12
5,300
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
28
27%
27%
2712
*27 %
38%
38%
03
63%
6
17
footnotes
3
July 11
64% July 24
99
Jan
76% Jan
see
page
2
17
24.
!
*27%
37%
38%
62 %
62 %
36%
37%
87
87
■
.
28%.
13%
27%
?8%
.
(:3%
38)
33
04%
63
•
37
.•)<;%
7
(1
19
f
*94
100
10%
10%
1
11%
11%
2 %
2 %
EXCHANGE
0%.
5%
CLOSED
loo
f»"
19%
100
67b
16,800
500
-i
%>.
i.y.
19%
6,500
.ju'M
38 %
33%
4,800
76'
76%
50
77
81%
96
94
94
95
95
60
69%
69%
70
70
70
5,700
11
10
10%
10%.
10%
2,800
11%
12%
11%
117 s
15,600
,11%
STOCK
_5
18%
18%
100
83%
83%
DAY
_i
5 %
5%
!
11%
2
*81%
.
20
82
2
2%
1%
2
1%
2
5%'
i:
"
ELECTION)
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co_!
20,700
87
10%
1
5%
3,200
09
'•
69
!
9,600
04
81%
-
81%
*94
Hunt Foods &
preferred series A
Hupp Corp common.!
200
28
i
78
81%
96
58%
5%
*7 n
27%
19%
2,100
*76
*76
i
■
68%
com
27%
21%
"
58
Indust Inc
28
28
•
1,000
38
38%
87
37%
2
6%
29,200
b
39%
%
6%
8(5
0%
38%
.
'85%
37
85%'
"r
preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
5%
5
5%
5
5 74'
II,700
2,100
59
00%
60
60%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
84%
84 %
84%
83 %
83%
5%
■
59%
03%
"
59%
18%
.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
28,200
■
3,400
800
30.
33
5
34%
*32%
33%
33%
33%
*33
33%
700
21%
50
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
4,100
43
85
10
86
May 27
34% Apr 23
85
Jan
35
93
38
3
78
34% July 16
44 % Aug 11
126% July 24
42% Oct 28
9% Oct
26% Sep'
16
3
33% Oct, 3
84% Sep - 26
93 % Oct
88
Jan
22
24
48% Oct 24
124
44%
45
44 %
45
85
85%
86%
86
86 %
3,500
44
45 %
46 %
48%
48%
48 7.1
34,400
15
33%
33%
33%
33%
34 %
33 %
35
50
42
*41%
42 %
*41 %
42%
20
*42%
44
*42%
44
20
48
*48
48%
10
*45%
47%
*45%
47%
*42
44
*42
44
42
10
42
-411
*42
43
43
*48
49
"48
50
*45%
47%
*42
44
——50
50
■
42
43
,
48
49
..,*45%
.,*42
-47%
44
.
33%
34%
Y33%
34
33%
34%
34%
7%
7%
8
7%
77 a
7%
—100 pesos
Industrial Rayon.
Ingersoll-Rand common
8
;
_i
22
91
91%
preferred
;_100
*156
165
Inland Steel Co
No par
119
121
Inspiration Cons Copper
Ctfs
Interlake Iron
!
Corp
Harvester
7%
87%
87
87
24%
1" 23%
*86%
23
434
*70
89%
i._No par
Silver
1
Iowa Power .& Light Co
Island Creek Coal common.
preferred
Jacobs
(F L)
!
!
!
Mar
99% Aug
54 V2 Oct
7
5%
9%
9%
10
119
118%
93 %
"
*92
134
,
11
6374
63
134
34%
33%
40
40%
X39%
*132
33%
3474
*
,
11
64
33%
*32
4,400
11,500
93
11
,200
1,200
74
240
34 74
7,100
200
134
2,300
4074
39
39
32
33
33
33
52 72
5374
29,700
30%
3,100
'
33
10
122 %
134
^130
34
92 %
64
131
-
119'/4
92 %
*10%
10%
:
9%
9%
120
33
5274
29%
29%
29%
30
30 %
30
_5
x29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2874
28%
28%
300
287b
2,300
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18%
18
3.50
18 %
6,100
5
32%
32%
32%
32%
3274
3274
32%
32%
36%
36%
36
36
35%
367a
35%
3574
4.200
lo
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
337a
3,000
50c
1
5
41%
*120
40%
.
...
42
41%
122
41%
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j
39 %
42 7a
42%
'120
122
41%
4274
122
122
1,200
4,400
42'2
122
10
.
"
37%
40%
39 3 a
.
37
8,600
3774
1
common,.
3% %
preferred
■;
Johns-Manville Corp
Jones
68%
89,
88
53%
8%
9
85b
87a
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,100
21%
22
21 %
21%
21%
2174
21%
21%
2,300
31
30%
32%
31%
32%
4,900
1
10
90%
>
52^8
pfd.,100
59% Oct
2,200
25,800
53 %
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Apr 11
18%
537s
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
&
100
73
5
C01
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel Tea Co Inc
14,400
*70
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
$6
720
29%
1
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co.,
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
61,100
1457 a
'29 7'a
9174
64
52
40%
145%
29%
18%
10 %
par
12,900
89%
63
40%
40 Vs.
4074
146
29
446
1874
10%
40
441
447
1,400
18
63
33%
6,800
40%
10%
*32
24 %
145%
,
62%
25
23%
18%
*92
—No par
25
preferred.,
!
!
International Telep & Teleg.No
International Utilities Corp.,
100
24%
*18%
%
93%
common
7%
87 %
727b
"117
131
.87%
*70
9%
—No par
4,000
88 %
70%
117%
of Cent Amer com—No par
preferred
«
100
,,4,900
54%
70%
9%
*92
39%
30
54%
'
,
90%
6,500
54%
x444
.
29
116%
No par
International Shoe
18
*28
.
23%
40%
.,.28%
38%
40
30
3,300
165
127
*87%
146
1
Int'l Rys
International
73
:
145%
,
7.50
Limited
,
146%
28%
"
18%
.5
39 %
39%
1
446
124%
54%
24%
442
443
28%
5
100
common
39
54%
28
"156
124%
*28
39%
V 39
:
28
53%
38%
,
122%
122%
54%
145%
com
Canada.
International Salt
120%
165
*156
165
*156
..
28
100
...
5%
94%
39%
No par
4% preferred.,
—„
International Mining Corp
$4
23%
93%
54
5
1
Packers
22%
94%
28
1
■
!
Paper
preferred
22%
93
39%
100
:
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
Nickel, of
22
93%
5
common
preferred—
22%
91%
■>
1
Int'l Business Machines
Int'I
20
Inc
4,200
21,800
21%
22%
No par
6%
14,300
36
7%
9,400
Mexico
S A
Johnson
8
%
84
50
22
May 22
44%
43%
10
Oct
4
3,500"
42%
83%
.No par
Ideal Cement Co
Insuranshares
33% Sep 15
.
Sep 25
13% Oct
35% Dec
12
Interchemical Corp common.
4V2%
preferred
13
40% Nov. 6
17
18
90% Nov
11%
com:
23
166
7
28 % Mar 29
Feb
11%
(Delaware)
24
'
Jan
13
30
35% Dec
Co
Manhattan
Oct
May 13
26% Sep 30
1
7% Jan
33% Dec
75
11%
!
Oct
454
26% July 7
68% Jan 13
13% Apr
Nov
92 %
'
2
143 *
57% Jan
4
Nov
11%
No par
55% Oct
10
26% May lo
2
Oct
9,200
11%
j
29
;
5
Jan
106% May 10
24% Jan
Dec
&
Int'l
•28% Nov
28
13 7
30
No par
43
Apr 29
Oct
1
% Jun
July 18
127
32% Sep
'33
13%
29%
noncumulative
International
* Oct 22
111% Jun 28
5%
International
23
'12
Sound
JHudson
7
9
29%
13%
30%
5
—_
21
21
28%
29%
29%
-t
f
83
13
24
27% Dec
25% Oct
70
77
Oct
July 12
40% May 23
51% Apr 23
87
77
11% Anr
125
86
! *81%
122% Nov
26
87
100
2
'
*86
100
85% Feb 27
8
87
28%
13%
.
70% Jan
9
Feb
10
*86
29%,, 30%
preferred
109% July
98
21,300
27%
_No par
preferred—
!
4.40% preferred
Houston Lighting & Power
115% Apr 23
11% Feb 20
July 30
7% Dec 30
55% Dec 17
85
Oct 11
162
May 27
25% Jan
21
25% Dec
I,100
13%
68
12%
*13%
27%
July 30
2
Nov
137
36
Jan
•
29% Oct
Dec
32 7.j
*67
13%
3
Jan
20
32 %
12%
67
29%
common
23
14 s
4
'18
Jun
65
11
270% Oct
51
18
156
55% Jan
327b
12%
67
28%
52% Jan 22
6
8
99% Jan
32%
12%
07
13%
9
11
10
Nov
Jun
Feb
156
25% Dec 23
81
48
88% Jan
14
148
32%
12%
87
com
1
Industria Electrica De
5
15,700
*(!!>%
,
10
48"% Nov' 7
35% July 14
47% Jan 21
13
40
1,600
42%
29%
26
51% Jan
44
65%
42%
r
May 31
75% Aug 12
63% Jan
9
64 %
43%
33%
Howe
3 % Sep
18
120
65%
42%
38%
14
10
18
4,200
12,400
64%
37 %
13% Oct
5 % Jan
1
Apr
3% Apr
18%
65%
43%
*32%
12%
67
30
Howard Stores Corp
8
108
900
..lo
common
20
18% Jan
109
108
19 %
Household Finance
11% Oct
18
32%
-
_i
preferred!
6
Jan
■
55
*108
107%. 107%
:
04 %
12.50
of America
Nov
4% May 6
11% Apr 29
1 % Sep
3
3% Oct 23
43
52 % Jun
37%
17%
54
140
1,900
,.
50c
■;
•
4%
46% Oct 22
*36%
18%
54%
?31%
3%%
97% Aug 13
37%
17% '
53%
19%
6
20
*36%-
17%
53
38%
6
Feb
37%
17%
37%
Jun
92
*36%
*50%"
377a
Jun
1
30%
*37%
90
Apr
85
27%
30%
37%
84
100
03%
27%
32 %
2.50
;
preferred
convertible
9,100
30%
43
*86
>180
;
83%
38%
16
20
9,900
'
62
23%
19%
24
Nov
40%
86
57%
83%.
37%
75% Sep
81% Oct
87
20
1,000
20%
18%
13
57c
4,700
17,400
28 %
43
12 %
*82
57%
*37%
9
27% Jan
Mar 13
39%
86
57%
Houdaille-Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
'50
15% Feb
36 % Jan
18
Apr 26
39%
r. *32
27%
30 % Nov
85
39%
84
-57'
27%
39 % May 29
88
15
25
23% JUly 24
25
15
6 %
3
Oct
15
6%
34% "Nov 13
Aug 30
14%
1
16% Jan
72
32%
30%
65%
*65%
No par
Chemical, Corp
preferred!
Hotel Corp
26
69
31%
39%
%
42-%
*64
1
common
convertible
18% Nov
19
38% Apr 22
33%
%■'
5
Hooker
7
8
32
2,600
7%
28%
.
•
107%
100
,
Furnace Co
5
23% Apr
Feb
3
107%
5
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp—
6% Jan
33 %
36%
84%
;
17%
51
100
(conv)
6
64% Nov
%
*7%
36%
30%
37%
17%
49%
preferred series A
Holly Sugar Corp
71% Jan
Jan
*36%
1
24
40% Jan 10
25
25
1/12
2
—No par
23% Sep
22
32
7%
36%
28
30%
I
3
17% Jan
9% Jan 20
32%
7%
..
84:
28
30%
1
21
7
4,000
14%
55%
85 %
27%
No par
;
Holland
7
13% Nov
2
V 7,ioo
33 %
39%
1
12 % Oct
29% Nov
10
Jan
40%
27%
*36
37
:%• 84
10
preferred
(The)
2nd pfd
*84
100
;
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)_,
Hoffman Electronics Corp
2
9% Jan
22% Dec 23
'
38 7 a
25
30% Aug 28
16% Jan
11
'
_15
.100
39%
26%
32%
7%
7%
*36
15
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
32 % Oct
Sep
6
2% Nov 27
*14%
Hewitt-Robins Inc___.
88
Feb
14%
5
29
2
11
Inc
common
preferred
Hertz Co
74'% May 29
24
32%
29
7
Jan
21
32%
Sop
Jan
74
31%
15% Sep
14
11% Jan
60
1
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
3
,
Inc
5%
30
44% Feb
53% Jan
40
Oct
7%
Apr 23
36% Apr 24
-v
Hercules Motors.._
Hercules Powder common
22
67% Sep
16% Sep
22% Jan
31
Oct
55
7%
36%
41%
27%
'
3.65%
18% Oct 24
1
32%
7%
31%
:
32 %
32
"
25%
40
25%
36%
Heller (W E) & Co
Helme (G W) common
'
21
60% Sep
10
47% July 11
115% Jan 30
Jan
% 25
1
10
preferred
3%%
89% Feb 21
7
10
91
July 24
18% Jan 22
83% Oct
15% Oct
25%
50
Heinz (H J) Co common
7
>
40
V
preferred
Hecht Co
22
Oct
87
62
4%%
22% Sep
83
5'
;
Hart Schaffner & Marx
22% Apr 25
Dec
3% Oct
22
39%
25%
2.50
Co...
-
86
*82%
84%
84
84
84
84
100
92
91 %
91%
90'4
90 %
89%
90
2,900
91 %
:
100
*84
5
12%
114
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
;
Joy Manufacturing Co
30%
*82
:
Johnson.
&
1
10
30%
x29%
46
54%
'
87
46%
115
55%
*84
46%
87
47%
'
*84
47'2
*115
87
48%
116
*84
48 Vb
114
87
36,800
48%
800
115
115%.
116
x55%
57
58%;
59%
57%
58%
97%
97 %
97%
97%
48%
49%
48%
49
100
97 %
97%
97%.
9774
1
48%
48%
48%
49
39,500
480
"
4,500
1958
Number 5793
V©lume 188
.,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1
i
:
NEW YORK STOCK
J. ■
•
f
Range for Previous
Year 1957
Lo« est
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ringe Since Jan. 1
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
exchange
Par
Tuesday
Nov. 3
HIGH
SALS
Sales Is*
PRIOR*
Thursday
Nov. 5
Friday
the Week
Nov. 6
Wednesday
Nov. 4
J>Jov. 7
Shares
K
22
23
46% May 15
30
Dec
Feb
47% Oct
13
94% Oct
28
23
Kaiser Alum <fc Chem
Corp
33%
4 Ya%
convertible preferred_Z 100
42%
30
Dec
Dec
13
33% Oct
23
2
9
683/4 Jan
Feb
14
39% Jan
7
105% Aug
39% Jan
5
Jan
2
38% Jan
2
109 % May
19
82
49
83
24
7
45% Mar
4%%
108 % Nov
6
Oct
21
49
convertible preferred-ZZlOO
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
14
74'/2 July 23
83
Mar 12
78
Oct
29
86
79% Nov 12
98
Jan
15
8&
Oct
28
92% May 29
88
Nov 21
102
Feb
18
90% Oct
6
Aug 28
96
Feb
21
89
Oct
23
96
84% Oct 25
96
Apr
3
90% Nov
7
77% Jan
4
50% Jan
10
47
32
11
Dec
Nov
38% Jan 31
22
29% Jan
10
Jan
2
3
4%
29 Vb July
15
17
10% Jan
2
49% July 10
25% Apr
7
43% Oct
75% Jan 27
non-cnm
30
77% Dec
17
105% Oct
13
32% Oct
22
47% May 31
33"% Jan
2
60 % Oct
24
Kern
38% Oct
22
75% Jun
38
Feb
25
58% Oct
22
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
20 % Oct
28
32% July
5
29% Dec
26
43% Jan
3
40% Oct
22
50 %
26
5
29% Dec
31
Apr
128% Jan
4
19
10
7
29
Jan
2
46% Nov
7
July 25
46% Jan
16
68
Nov
7
20% Jan
30
Nov
7
26
35% Jan
4
19 % Apr
22
27% Jan
6
19
25% Jan
2
293/4 Feb
7/
33
23
36% July 11
65% Jan
2
34 % Jan
2
44% Sep
94 % Apr
783/4 Jan
2
86
9% Feb
17
76% NOV 11
9
Dec
30
22
Dec
21% Mar
10
7
25
May 29
4%
23
22% Jan
2
32% Oct
4
24% Jan
2
43% Nov,
7
Kress .(S
Dec
30
6
Oct
17
12% Oct
22
15% Jan
a
13% Jan
2
20% Oct
16
27
Mar 22
22 % Jan
96.
19% Nov
5
6
29% Nov
6
3% May 19
4% Nov
6
:Jan
2
22% Oct
3
Lane
8
18% Jan
2
23% Nov
5
Lee
4
25
20
36% Oct
; 30
3% Nov 19
4% Jan 24
Oct 22
20% July 15
17
24% July
36% Apr
Feb
17
17% Dec
27
24% Dec
24
82
Nov 27
10% Dec
26% Oct
11
-94
1
Dec
12% Oct
3
Oct
83
Jan
171
9% Mar 26
4
28
•Jan
.1
"Jan
2
20% Jan 24
14
: July
'
Jan
7% Feb
-4
1% Jan
17% Feb
10
17% Jan
4
5% Jan
10% Sep 24
30% Oct 20
22
Oct
21
32% Jun
14
223/4 Feb
28
'
19
Jan
15
25% Dec
31>
i
7% Dec
50
Jan
7% Jan
2
65% Jan
2
79% Nov
17
60% Jan 22
158% Jun
14
31
67% July 18
9
72% Jan
30
7% Dec
26
16% Apr 18
10% July 16
36% Oct 25
52% July 30
22
11% Oct 31
11
36% May 13
Jun
7
23% Jan
Aug 26
80
Nov
Feb
28
Jan
25
89
4
Aug 26
7
103
92
78% Nov 12
93
11
117'
22
93
Jan
40% July 16
11
19% Oct
2
,57% Jan
10
99% Oct 25
106
Mar
4
Apr
4
140
Sep
463/4 Jan
7
36% Mar 11
Apr
38% Jan
2
12% Apr 10
28% Jan
2
13
-
7
1
22% Mar 28
99
82
Oct
,
Mar
3;
4
Oct
14
100% Apr
14
85
5
27
Jan
10
5
273/4 Feb
14
54% Dec
30
933/4 Jan
8
55% Mar
11
Dec
16
45% Feb
12
22
Jan
7
122% Jun
28
32 3% Jan
128
11% Jan
10
4
2
Jan
10
19% Jun
11
60
85% Oct
24
18%
17%
17%
2,400
41
41%
42
42
41%
41%
2,700
97%
99
90
99%
98%
99V8
15,100
58
59%
58%
60 Va
58%
59%
14,300
56%
57%
11,806
57
56 j
56%
56%
58
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
2,900
45 %
x45 %
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
1,000
64%
65
64%
65 %
65%
67%
67 %
68
5,100
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
25%
25%
1,600
25%
26
25%
26%
26%
27 Va
27%
28
40%
41%
41%
41%
42
42%
42%
43%
84
84
83%
84
84 1
83%
84
6,100
8,800
Ho
15,900
4,500
9,300
19
19%
19
19
19
19
19%
1
89%
90%
88%
89
88%
89
19%
88%
4
19%.
Z~-25
22%
ZZZZZ~5
22%
35 %
36
100
*86
88
37%;
IV2
>
..
;
.
4%
22%
22/
22%
800
23%
22%
23V8
9,300
36
36
36
87
23 Vo
'
'
10
87
87
10%
10%
10%
8,600
38'/a
371/4
37%
3,900
3,000
•
.
;
1%
1%
15%
4%
4%
500
9%
9%
3,500
30
301/4
12,000
40
38%
391/4
18%
18%
181/2
951/4
94%
95
1%
15%
9%
29%
29%
29%
39%
*39%
40
39%
18'/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
93
94%
94V2
Co__
10
7
12
—5
58%
59
14
76%
>
56%
56%
21%
20%
40
10
28%
29
*101
series D
preferred
100
series E preferred
series G conv pfd
100
*86
_100
*124
OCt
6
Louisville
ri
100
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville—-.
86%
r
86%
21%,
20%
21
49,900
15,600
135%
36%
36%
'
77%
77%
77..
H-
29
Va
9,800
450
29%
16,200
102 Va
*101
*83%
86%
j
121
f 121
86%
70
87
*85
125%
125%
125%
1,700
82'%
84%
82%
83%
29,900
*135
136 %
*135
135 %
10
136%
36%
37%
37%
37%
1,600
77 Va
37
77%
.
40%
40%
40%
86
86
36%
36
36%
123
125%
84 %V
82
DAY
135%
*83%
1
86%
77%
76%
76%
3 900
15
15 %
15%
15
15%
71%
72
71%
73
21%
21%
21%
21%:
MacAndrews & Forbes common
26,700
40'/a
125%
1
31% Aug 13
56%
102%
10
;
Steamship Co
54%
121%
3.33 %
(M) & Sons Inc
Lukens
8,500
57
*101
86 Va
82
76 Va
102%
*83%
6,300
75%
36 Va
;
41%
123
125
4,300
9
77%
*101
CLOSED
2,000
13%
8%
29%
ELECTION
60%
13%
29
86%
125
60
9%
29%
*36%
*134
50
81% Sep 16
24% Sep 30
Co
81 %
10
common
prefe»red
•:,83%
EXCHANGE
14
29
STOCK
102%
■.
36%
40%
122
300
2,400
.55%
:77%.v
35%
36%
41
121
7,300
92V4
75%
21%
35%
15,500
20%
57
119%
.
9
21%
4
100
13%'
56
10
3,500
11,400
79%
921/1
60%
60
9%
77%
100
1,700
-
142
142
92%
92
14
•
9
-
'
59%
13%
.»
9%
200
12Va
78%
79
142
92%
92
11%
121/a
11%
78%
142V4.
75%
l
preferred^
141 %
-
141%
78%
78 Va
"
•
12
Xll%
,
**
91%.
9
No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
78%
142
9%
9%'
29% •'
-
'
137/a
Z_Zl0c
com
29%
58%
„
1
preferred—
'
90
___Z.ZZZ.2Z50
Corp
„■
12%
78 Va
141%
10
;
.
;
5
*4%
9% z
9%
93%
93
25
com
Inc
'
30%
39
Z5
No par
5%
*4%
■»
.50
15%
1%
*15 Va
1%
16
9%
•
.
600
87
•
*15-
:
.
•
■
8,900
-
37%'
37% '
1%
1%
200
41/8
10%:
.
"
15%
19%
30
87
.
10%
37%
■
*35%
5
4.35'%>
Steel
•
36
V
.
19%
*29%
4%
22%.
*86
.....
2,100
19%
29%
4%
5
4.25%
Bros
'
6,000
29%
.:
1
Long Island Lighting Co
Lykes
."'V
•
.
37%
23% *
800
89
*19%
4%
*35%
10%
15%
;
-
22%
"
No par
,
Lowenstein
V
,,
10%
Nopar
,
&
•
19%
29 %
22%-
.
...
15%'
1
Nopar
(The)
(P) Co
r
•
22%
3
common
10Q
Industries
4%
19%
,
;
;
30
4. * '
29%
4
"
22%
19%-.*.:.
*29 %
22
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
7%
*83
'
15%
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lorillard
DAY
431/4
preferred
4.40%
ELECTION
31%
—
7
29
17%
15
L
23
Sep
18%
45 %
j
Jun
17
18 V'8
56%
common
37% Nov
81
CLOSED
31%
Lone Star Cement Corp__;
Lone Star Gas Co common
143
18
42%
20
7
1,000
43
38% Ofct
88% July 28
92% Feb 11
700
27%
31%
Loew's Inc
125% Nov
36%
27
15
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libbey McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
series B
36 %
27%
42%
Lehn & Fink Products-'
5%
36%
27%
31
21
Jan
36%
27 %
15%
23% Oct
104
36%
27%
43
5
28
23
200
36%
EXCHANGE
31
Nov
29% Oct
37%
36%
STOCK
27%
15
Lerner Stores
conv
*36%
36%
36%
42%
Corp .(The)
4.84%
36%
36%
20
36%
Litton
41% July 21
2,100
16%
17
124% July 22
100
83V4
42%
80% Oct
2
90%
82%
30%'
List
57
90%
82%
15%
Lehigh Valley RR
Industries
94
82 %
42%
non-cum 1st preferred
50c non-cum 2nd pfd__
Lionel Corp
*90%
81%
1
Z
preferred—
Link Belt Co
94
81%
30%
24
18
<
Dec
.
14
Oct 21-
*90%
80%
10
(James) & SOns Co:
1%
94
%
25
_
9% Sep
-
Jan
31
30% Jun
34
Oct -13
63% Oct
15
4
107% Feb
133% Dec
2
July 24
94 %
2
Jan
6 3/4
22
15% Jan
13% Oct
3
10
23% Oct
116
100
89
59%
100
$3
-
7
150% Mar
18
29% Oct
1
2
13% Jan
68% Jan
31
25% Oct
2
Oct
2
70% Jan
9% Dec
Oct
30
19% Sep
10
14 % Jan
843/4 July 17
46% Dec 24
26
40% Get
24% Feb
Apr 29
19
14% Oct 22
65% Dec 23
951%
*86%
40%
Bryant-——
Lehman
*S4
89
98
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cementi
15
Lehigh Valley .Industries comZZZ_l
6%'Sep 30
94
59
preferred series A
3.85%
140
110
94 %
*86%.
Z~ 1
_ZZ~~Z ZZlO
:
Rubber & Tire
Lees
13
'
'2>.
5% Dec
62% Aug 26
130% Aug
9
9
i-
3% Jun 20'
4.32%
88
89%
97%
Co___
Laclede Gas Co
80
*85%
94%
40%
LA Consolidada G% pfd-75Pesos Me*
Mar 28
12% May 9
39% Oct >21
7
2%
22
89
f
2
10
.'45% Jan
12
22
9
Jan
17% Mar 14
19
&
*78 %
86%
18
_
Kroger Co (The)
5
■'
H)
30
85%
*78
27%
2.00
common
79%
86
*86
No par
Kroehler Mfg Co
17
16% May 26
61
Jan 27
20% Feb
Jan
26% May
66% Dec
9
47
j
11
34% Jan
17
i
27% Apr
500
*78
48%
47%
5
inc
17
23% Dec 30
'I
1,100
48 %
*108
108%
47%
:94%
IZIZIi
Co
Kresge (S S) Co
(E J)
109%
37%
>
Korvette
108
47%
89
*36
8 75
5
preferred
21
500
108
95%
89
Kimberly-Clark Corp
"5
King-Seeley Corp
:-Z__ZZZZZZZZl
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
100 G
Koppers Co Inc common10
17% Oct
42%
86
*36%
__
Dec
94
42%
'
*94
Nopar
_
4V2% conv pirkr preferred-Keystone Steel &, Wire Co
23% Dec
Dec
County Land
93%
42
88
50
preferred—
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kelsey Hayes Co——_
Kennecott Copper——.
9% Dec
93%
107%
79%
86
79%
& Electric Co_
Kansas Pover & Light Co__
26,300
1,000
44%
45%
93
42
47 %
*90%
com
43 %
43%
94
42
48
*78
44%
42
107%
48
No par
-
Southern
Kansas Gas
9
18% Oct
City
43
*93
Z__100
—ZZlOO
;
preferred-^
Kansas
37% July 21
25
preferred
preferred
4.35%
7
13
2
26% July 11
22% Oct 29
20
83% Nov
38% Aug
Jan
32% May
7
25% Oct
4.50%
4.20%
42%
107
I~_ "100
~iqo
preferred
7
May
99 j:Jun
■
34
4%
July 31
103
80
Feb
94
42%
preferred
4%%
43%
94
_
67% Dec
37
r
15%
14%
15%
5,300
71%:
73%
70%
72
12,500
21%
:
21%
21%:
22%
10,300
M
22% Dec
27
Oct
22
77
Nov
18
12% Oct
Jan
2
116
Jan
15
21% Jan
32% May 17
86% Jan 30
22
23
4
323/4 July 12
26
19% Oct
39% Mar 22
16
112% Dec
125
16
21
7% Mar 28
Mar
2
July
11% July
1
89.
Jan
2
Jun
12
125
6%
preferred
2
17
31% Aug 27
Jan
3
38% Oct
Macy
78% Jan
6
88
28
13% Apr
-18% Oct
1
3
May 14
1
Nov
19
23
44
Dec
27
530
23% Dec
24
28% Dec
385
May~27
50% Jun
10
4% Nov 12
17
11
Jan
14
12% Jun
25
Madison
10
71% Oct
13
Fund
Garden
2
24
61
Sep
16
10
450
Jun
12
Mahoning Coal RR Co
34 % Sep
15
JVfallory
8% Sep
29
(P R) &
Manati Sugar Co
7% Jan
30
Mandel
Feb
23% Apr 29
53/4 Jan
2
5% Apr
12 % Jan
42% Sep
•
17
Aug
28% Oct
16
7
18
1
Manning,
16
15% July 17
53/4 Jan
7% Feb
4
Maracalbo Oil
20% Apr 10
54% Feb
7
18 % Jan
24% Oct
29
51% Jan
49% Dec
26
21
Jan
67
Oct
28
52
Oct
20
45% Nov
7
Dec
26
35% July 19
25% Jan
29% Oct
23
37% May
8
29% Jan
28
81% Jan
77
91
Nov 13
Jan
15
47% Jan 22
23% Dec
20
35% Jan
33% Dec
30
40% July
26% Aug
30
Jan
2
46% Oct
21
76
Sep
18
85% Jun
26
Sep
16
85% Jun
75
20
66% Sep
32% Feb 25
23% Jan
2
9
50% Jan
31
Feb
Dec
23
493/4 Nov
7
12% Dec
30
17% Apr 22
213/4 Dec
39
Oct
11
Dec
60
Dec
2
55
Jan
.
13
Jan
15
2
77
15
29
$3
18% Oct
McCall
22
McCord
31
4
18% Apr
32% Oct
30
42% Apr 30
39% Jan
43 % Oct
13% Mar 11
10% Apr
13% Oct
24
75 % Apr
30
17
62
Jan
80
Jun
17
25%
52
Jan
14
67% Oct
13
21
Nov
33%
78% July 28
Dec
20
12
72% Sep
10
89
37% Dec
20
6934 Apr 24
8
21% Jan
30% Mar 10
19
25% May 20
44% Nov 29
Feb
26
19% Jan
7
363/4 Jan
10
Oct
1
74
Oct
73% Sep
86
15
30
27
14% Oct
t
15% Jan
2
19% Ffeb
5
24
63
July 12
39
Jan
2
60% Oct
17
76
rj
29
37% Dec
28
94
Feb
18
78
Sep
Jun
-
9
93
15
Sep 24
May 23
79
Sep 24
85
'
Sep
75
Aug 30
89
77
July 10
86% Apr
90
July 25
10
For footnotes
104% Jan
103
see
92% May 13
102
Apr
9
90 V* Feb
26
17
79 —Oct
15
92
Feb
19
97
14
104
page
24.
Jan
July
7
Aug 12
85,800
33%
34
34 Va
34%
34
34%
6,800
44
34%
44%
44%
44%
45
44%'
45%
14,200
78% '
78
73
*77V4
79
*77'/t
73
10
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70%
20
43%
44 %
1,300
*76
77
'
78%
77%
77V4.
*77Vi
*69%
70%
69%
691/2
*691/2
7OV2
Nopar
43%
44
44
44%
44%
45
55%
56
55V2
55%
55%
55'%
No par
,
*77%
xl7%
,17%
16%
17%
16
;
29%
29%
30
44
'
*551/2
56
60
130
17
16 1/2
16%
7,300
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30%
30%
30%
800
*43
44
1/2
13%
13%
*42%'
I3V2
78%
78%
150
*77%
78 V2
46%
46%
47%
6,000
38%
37%
38
6,400
4,500
a
McKesson
&
Robbins
Trucking
4%
$3.50
—
Machine
.-
37%
49%
50%
50
50
50'A
51
51
3
17
17
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
51%
17%/
1
5
85%
86%
86 la
86
87
861/4
86%
1,000
85
64%
65
64 %
65
64Vi
65%
2,900
3%
3,300
16%
2,600
3,300
63
7%
16%
66
8
16%
*
8
16%
8%
8
16%
16%
18 1/4
181/2
18%
19%
44
44%
43%
44
*91%
94
92%
92%
*91%
94
22%
23%
23
23%
231%
24
79%
78%
79%
28%
28%
28%
28%
69%
69
70'%
69%
*78%
18%
79%
*28
*78%
1
48%
12.50
5
100
100
100
100
100
*79
.
19
43
18%
44%
No par
pfd
16%
16%
18%
68 %
Co
8
8Va
44%
100
3%
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scdtt
Mesta
38 Va
16%c
Mergenthaler
Metropolitan Edison 3.9C(/o
-4.35% preferred series
3.35% preferred series^
.3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
46%
37%
1
common
preferred
45V2
38%
5
100
Corp common
Inc
48%
1
preferred series B
Co
47
10
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
&
4,800
38
1
Corp common
:
4%% preferred (1st series)
Merck
13%
45%
18
Inc
Co
Mead
Melville Shoe
44
1
Norris Mfg Co_
McQuay
*43
44
1
Publishing
McGregor-Donlger inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
May 20
53% Oct
35%
78V2
25
29
35
78
McLellan Stores Co
29% Feb
36 Va
13%
6
74% Nov 25
35'/a
78%
10
2
77
30
88
35Vi
13%
27
22% Jan
par
7,00
89
34%
*88
88%
35%
78%
9% Jan
24
34%
4,000
13%
16% Oct
Apr
*88
52
78%
19% Nov
47% Sep
45%
88
13%
3
96
45 Va
88
88
*42%
2
26% Apr 14
85
May
7
451/4
No par
common
15
9
7
51%
44%
3
Corp
13% Jan
86% Jan
511%
44V2
-43%
preferred
12% Apr
33% Apr
51%
43%
50
$2.50
7
17
51
51 Va
1,200
9,800
70
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%%
convertible preferred
100
20
93
May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
6Va
24
43%
No par
19% Jan 29
40% Jun
23%
*64
70
No par
Corp__——
6Va
6'%
24%
24
*65
70
51%
5
No
1947 series
30
6
70
6'/8
6%
24%
43%
No par
30
33
Apr
1
Jl% Nov 27
61/4
24
*65
51
1
Corp
McLean
Mar
,
6%
24%
*65
100
——
;
7% Jun
12% Dec
13% Dec
6%
24
V
6%
4
McGraw-Hill
2
25
6%
50
30
July
5
No par
com
25
63
600
700
26
22
30
5,700
'
1,900
Sep
47% Oct
6%
1,500
17% Oct
13
.
6%
53
Oct
6%
%
26
41% Sep
90
6
14%
2
2
6%
-
32%
*6%
2
68% Jan
6%
31%
,
25%
' Jan
8
-
422
*419
32.
>:14%
10% Jan
122% July
*6%
6%
58%
60%
460
,31.
,
6%
■31% Apr
23
30%
29%
30
*430
430
25%
15% July 18
Dec
6%
430
59%
59%
58%
58%
14%
May" 14
50% July 24
67
2,900
29%
40%
40 Va
430
6 V2
4
23
GO
39%
25%
12
39
41%
7,600
14%
11
Dec
16,900
41%
14%
10
30
63%
40%
25
34"% Feb
Oct
62%
41%
14%
29% Nov
50
64%
40%
25
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McGraw-Edisoh Co
28% Mar
47
,62%
29%
22
23
Jan
12
64%
6%
preference
23
30
Co
Co coinmom
Maytag
Oct
700
12
58
1
preferred
$3.40
July 30
280
12
611/4
430
12.50
May Dept Stores common
S3.75 preferred
^
46% Oct
56
&
a
pfd
11%
22,900
17%
14%
Corj) common
preferred—
$3.75
17 Va
6%
Exploration
Co
Masonite
12
3,600
371/2
84
17%
14%
Maxwell & Moore
Field
4%%
Martin
16
Mar 22
22
3
34
83
77
Sep
25% Jan
69
4
38
7
8
Jan
61% Sep
36% Jan
8
83
6
25
31
69% Nov 11
Nov
Sep
Marshall
37V2
*83%
84
12
.
No par
4% convertible preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co,
93% July 11
25
%
5
Midland
Marine
17
12%,
1
;
22
37%
83
17%
21.200
30%
03%
1
.
36%
83%
1
700
122
12%
50
Co—
Bros
Dec
37% May 13
1
37
17
28%
122
61%
50
Manhattan-Shirt
z4% Oct
17% Oct
20
No par
10
29%
83
17%
;
*119%
30
28%
28%
122
291%
36%
83%
16%
29
*119%
29% .•
*119%
37
83%
.1
30% Jan
14
17% Jan
36%
100
28%
-
29%
28%
28%
122
Nopar
com.
Magma Copper
:
Magnavox Co (The)——
4%%
conv preferred
390
Oft 14.
29%
Inc__
Square
#
*119%
29
preferred series A
Jan
9% July 23
4% Nov 26
11% Dec 23
100
5
(R H) Co Inc
4%%
Madison
31% Jan
8
L_.
53% Oct
33
10
Mack Trucks Inc
Apr
43Va
17,700
100
*92V2
94%
50
23 %
23%
8,00fl
78%
78%
2 JO
28%
28%
231/2
800
70%
69%
70'A
23,200
79
76%
78%
-
80
,
'
400
*78%
80
481/4
51
48%
50
48'%
48V4
1,900
48%
18%
18%
18%
65,400
18%
18%
18
17%
18%
60
1,900
59
59
59 Va
59
84%
85
*84
86
84
84
90
86
95
97
*96
60
96
93
98
*93
93
83
60
*80
82%
83
*81
60
*78%
81
*84%
*98
80
100
82%
*78%
*98
82 %
81
100
•
59 %
-
-
*81
59 Va
60
"
81
81
82
82
*98
100
*98
100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1940)
Monday, November 10, 1958
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previoas
50% Jan 10
Dec 31
25
2
26% Dec 26
Dec 18
5
3
15
12
31
14
8
1
31
38 % Jun
40% Jan
30% Jan
July
35
53
77
82% Dec
Dec 31
32% Jan
23
12% Dec
May
40
25% Oct 21
July
131
73% Jan 29
7% Dec 31
16 % Mar
58
Dec
5l
91 % May
12
Dec
5
25 Yz Mar
1
Dec
24
24% July 25
11
Dec
30
21 %
58
Feb
15
__
101
Dec
26
35% Apr 11
28% Sep
17
4
12% Jan
13
4% Dec
25
July 12
July 9
98% Feb
14
60% May 24
32% Oct 22
34% Jan
25
35% Jan
Jan
25V. Feb
24
78
44% Jan
30
21% Feb
101% 8ep
10
13% Jan
73% Feb
25
103% Nov
6
Jan
14
102 A Oct
30
2
35% Oct
8
93
2
18% Oct
6
0
Mission
6
17
5
6
30% Jan
13
67% Nov
7
13
83
17
% Apr 22
24% Apr
18
9
B
Jan
18
5% Dec 26
10
86
Nov
13
Oct
15% Jan
6
27
28
x27
27%
17%
18 V#
17%
99
Monsanto
'■■■'
■
■
'•.
,
,
•
,
•
DAY
36%
8%
8%
*
1.700
27
27%
27
27 V#
26%
27%
18 V#
13
18%
17%
18
102
103%
2,500
27 V#
27
102
102 %
103
*102 Va
:
.
34
34%
337a
16%
101 %
/
*102%
103
■
—
6.800
34%
34
■
7.900
12,500
103%
1,800
32%
16%
16%
39%
22
103
34%'
4,300
<
.
•
33%
33
33
16%
16%
16%
19,000
39%
32%
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40%
39%
40 V#
7.900
:
19.400
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
Va
36 Va
37
37%
36%
37 %
6.600
8%
'4
8%
8%
8%
9%
10,200
65%
65%
67%
■
"
.
•
36
-;;"
'%■
'••;*•
8%
'65
12,250
65
65%
35 Va
35%
35%
36 Va
36%
37%
17
17
16%
17
16%
16%
2,300
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
37,300
75
75
75
73%
74
40
85
85
85
86
86
12%
18%
12%
*13 %
8%
8%
35%
36%
27%
27%
64 V#
•'
64%
64
35%
,:
16%
17
11%
11%
75
*84
85
*12%
12%
18 V#
25
*13%
18 Va
14%
8%
8%
2
35'%
36%
5
27
27%
No par
64
64%
Co
14,100
29,700
19%
90
*74
35 V#
*74
*87%
27
38%
65%
No par
Tool
STOCK
,.
EXCHANGE
65
5
19%
,
320
20,400
101
99
20%
90
27
99
ELECTION
99%
103
22
99 V#
*19%
*87
2.400
<
2,800
17%
..
16%
,5
10
•
26%
39%
22%
36%
A
Chemical
Y'':
/
98
98%
97
••
32%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
18% Feb 25
17%
No par
class
B
Montana Power Co (The)
14% Jun 22
38
17%
26%
100
1.25
7
Feb 19
37%
17%
16%
,
9
22
38
17 V#
.
20 V#
,1
64% Oct
36% May 31
40% Jan
7
37 Va
17%
88 V#
100
28% Nov
% Jun 12
37%
16%
19%
100
Machine
RR
Class
37%
32 %
,
6
Jan
45
Monarch
Monon
23
87/a Sep 24
39 V.Oct 13
'37
x88%
No par
8
22% Jan
49
38% OCt 21
20% Sep 29
83 V#
38%
preferred
14% Sep
8
297/e Apr 30
40%
83%
37
Pacific RR class A—No par
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
29
40%
83%
CLOSED
Missouri Public Service Co
6
13
4% Apr
4
26% Mar
Jan
8% Jan
42
83%
33%
Mohasco Industries Inc common
3%%
41
83%
33%
preferred series A
Missouri
12% Oct 28
75
Oct 29
11% Apr 22
41% July 11
26
2
7%
4l Va
83 Va
.
2.50
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
29
Jan
:
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com
7
17% Sep
62
13
18% Oct 22
37% Nov
2
52
23% Jan
30 Ye Feb
2
15
4% Jan
22
Oct
Apr
16% Oct
20
Corp
41%
84
*102%
Mission Development Co
34% Aug 13
200
36 %
*36
41%
No par
1
1
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
44% Aug
6
35%
No par
No par
Ontario Paper
25
9% Jun
15% Dec 23
8
Minnesota &
Feb
37% Oct
31
& Mfg com
preferred
4% Jan
27% Jan
31
25% Aug
16
10
$4
35%
96
Minn Mining
18% Nov
36 Va
83%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
2
14,400
*35 Va
35%
96
6
10
47%
19 V#
14
Jan
17
2,900
46%
97%
Nov
11% Jan
36%
47%
18%
28
3
35%
46 %.
95%
13
27% Oct
36%
46%
1
Oct
31
36%
46
Va
36%
46%
16%
96
2
Apr
Oct
Minerals & Cliem Corp of Amer—
Shares
36
41V#
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—Nopar
10
29
Nov
58
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
5
Jan
5%%
6
12
20'/8 Nov
25
12
72% May
1
Nov
50
4
Jan
11% Apr
4%
39'/a Aug
18
12%*Jan
30
10
4% Jan
65 % Mar
Dec
Midland-Ross Corp common
Jun
7
18% Feb
19% Dec
13
88
45
Sales f*r
the Week
Nov. 7
35 Va
1
5
100
10
Enterprises Inc
Friday
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
36%
35%
10
Inc
2
2
59
Utilities
South
Midland
17
27
30
Middle
7
Thursday
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 3
5
Copper
19
Jan
43% May 27
V# Oct 22
Miami
Sep
43% Oct
39
7% Jan
37% May 23
4
13
2
14% Jan
76
30
30% Dec
47% Nov
8
28% Jun
26% Oct' 22
17% Dec
40% Oct
4
21% Jan
17
88% Sep 17
20% Dec 30
24 V. Mar
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Rang* Since Jan. 1
Year 1957
Lowest
vy; "V\
-'V'-rw
*
86
240
12%
100
1
18%
18%
19 V#
14%
*13%
14 Va
8%
*8%
8%
500
4
36 Va
37 Va
37%
38%
67,100
27%
27%
27%
28%
8,200
64%
64 V#
64%
4,100
*12%
12%
18%
18%
14%
.
12,800
*12%
*
-
*
*13%
8%
•
Va
700
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
17% Dec 23
23
Dec
18
27% Dec 30
17
27
Dec
25% Jan 24
19 % Jan
10 Va Oct
22
35% Feb
13
37 % NOV
7
51% July
10
23% Jan 11
8
32% Jan
31
17% Apr 30
14% M«r 25
30% Dec
Jan
"47
12% Dec 23
19% Dec
3'
2
11
July 26
1,
38% Jan
12
18% Dec 10
31-
37% Dec
31
50
10% Dec
31
40% Dec
30
Nov
33% Nov
American
7
12
20%
& Co
10
18%
20%
18%
53% Oct 31
3
52%
53
63% Nov
Motor Products
Corp
10
5
61
20% Nov
19
35
May
8
37
Jan
2
7
Aug 26
6
12% Apr
19% Jan
3
18% Nov
2
Jan
6
2
26
18
30% Jan
19% Jan
7
.
..
;
Y
"*
f
'
.
V>
•
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,100
18%
18 V#
18%
18%
18%
3,800
'
..
'
52%
51%
52%
51
51%
63 Va ;
62%
63%
62%
63%
ri
i
..
*
6,200
2,600
'
'
V
13
11,100
16
16%
16%
17%
17%
18 Va
28%
29
29
29
29
:
29%
29
29 V#
24%
24%
24%
24 V#
24 Va
24%
2,200
1
10
41%
42
41%
42%.
42 V#
42%
42%
24%
42%
30
30%
30
30%
29 V#
30%
29%
29%
12,600
45%
45 %
45%
46
46
46
Jan
8
15
Aug 19
8
437/s Jan
3
59% Oct 14
14 Ve Jan
2
21 % Nov
.
No par
National Acme Co
3
National Airlines
11
'
[
1,200
24%
Sep
4
26,700
•
50
Feb
25,900
39%
1
25
38
May
32%
39%
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America,
Myers (F E) & Bros
6
32% Jun
Motor Wheel Corp
20
32%
39%
18%
*
Mueller Brass Co
31 % Aug 26
25% Oct 13
42% Nov
Lines
19Va
33%
52.
•»»
i
62
2
6
19%
32%
38 V#
19 Va
19%
7
Morrell (John)
Motorola Inc
17% Jan
19%
33 Va
38%
20 V#
31%
38 %
38 Va
18%
30%
38 V.
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormack
*18%
No par
32%
62 Va
1,000 lir*
1
39% Aug 28
11% Jan
17
shares
Monterey Oil Co
6
2
Jan
28
20
*45
.<■,'
•
*
■
.*
\
1
46.,/
18%
•}
2.800
"
4,100
'■
•
1
I
400
N
•18<% Jan
80% Jan
Jan
30
13% Oct 22
Natco
6
"
23% Mar
2
31
Jan
8
42% Deo
2
Jan
15% Jul.
38% Jan 14
9% Dec 24
20% Oct 22
35
2
41% Jan
6
51
Jun
13
3
168
Jan
20
July
5
Deo 30
166
142 % Aug 19
3
149% Oct
14
9% NOV
15% Jan
9
9% Jan
2
14 Va Oct
50 Va Jan
17
76% Oct
7
12
18% Dec
23
2
27% Nov
20
24% May 22
38 % Mar 18
19
33
37% Jan
7
48% Oct 21
28% May 21
20% Jan
2
86% Jan
8
Jun
19% Oct
22
101% Apr
77% Oct 22
16% Oct
3
19% Jan
22
25
V# Jan
17% Jan
28% Oct 23
Nov
7
21% Nov
July
8
42
Jan
8
97
Jan
4
90
Jan
7
86% Oct 21
138
July
8
84 Ve
Apr 17
Oct
2
168
Jun
143
Jun
139
4
Dec
14
Oct 22 '
13
Oct
-
30
66% Nov 13-
13%
STOCK
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
10,600
72 Va
72%
EXCHANGE
72%
73%
73
73%
72%
73%
14,200
25
25%
25%
26
26
27%
30,500
46%
48
47%
48%
47%
48%
14,000
27%
26%
26%
27 Ve
19,200
99
99
99%
27%
100%
100%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
16,200
57%
57%
57
58
13,10G
97
97
97
24%
46%
27 V#
98
98
National Fuel
National
7%
6%
Lead Co
57%
95
95
S
106
107
107
109 Va
109
110%
107%
151%
101
152
151%
131
129
129
128%- 130%
100
17
17
17
17
17 V#
2,900
27%
27%
27%
28
3,100
150%
150%
151
100
131 %
131%
*130
1
16 V.
16%
Cast-No par
27%
Natl Malleable
1
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
10
75%
76:;
75%
77
76%
77
75
76
13
40% Sep
59% Oct
9
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
Co—.,—No par
35%
35%
35%
136%
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
8
58%
58%
10%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
59
9%
10
12.
11 Va
&
Corp
Steel
National Shares Corp
Nehi Corp
13% Aug 11
Neisner Bros Inc
26% Jan
36% Aug 14
2
14% Oct
2
74% Oct 23
84% July
28
6
July 29.
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
2
U
Natomas
9%
11%
r-1
13%
1
National Vulcanized
7
1
,1
5%
Inc
Radiator,:
S
Fibre
Co
28
Co
14%
1
5%
1
14% Jan
68
Feb
6
18% July 11
.Jan
191
96
36% Apr 30
17% Jan
50% Oct
2
23% Nov
3
.29% Oct
30
2*
32% Oct
6
Apr
6 Va
6%
7,100
14
14%
.
14.
-
13
34%
34%
35
76%-;
75%
75%
76 %
18%
New
York
Air
86%'
!
'97%
86Va
22%
-
"101
,——No par
27%
27%
27%
—1»
3iv#
31%
Dec
13*
'
11
103'
Mar 11
95
351
Mar 28
180
Apr 18
127
Oct
Jan
16
226
Aug 26
6
$5
N
non-cum
No par
*114
122
—50
preferred.
Y & Harlem RR Co
•220
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co
4% Dec 24
14
Dec
18% Oct 11;
•
32% Oct
Jan
13
5% Jan
2
•41% Jan
14
14% Jan
2
; 54% Jan
4
25 Vi Apr
6
17
31
301
87*
1
Apr
31% Mar
*
1
*
63
Nov 21
74
69
July 29
61
72
Nov
13
78
Oct
27
90
•98% Aug 20
108
,
Jan
21
Jan 30
86% Apr
11
Jan 28
Dec
9
Dec~31
25% July 18
Oct
22
51% Dec
11
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
20% Aug 14
24% Jan
4
24
29% Jan
67
Sep'
.
70% Sep
76
39% Jan
32 V. Nov
9
2
Oct
107
,
13% Oct 22
Mar
Dec
8
16
49% May 31
2
80% July 23
88% Apr 23
93% Jan 24
108
105 V.
Feb
54
53% Apr
7
83% Nov
5
25% Feb 20
Apr
26% Apr
102
Oct
11
16% Jan
7
82
Feb
14
70% Sep
25
Mar 29
78
90
Feb
1
90% Feb
18
81
6
18
72
23
13
Sep 30
36% Sep
25
106% Aug
5
32% Jan- 12
May 16
18
2
9
6
23 Va Apr
11
92
8
6
8
July
26% Oct
17% Jun
Oct
38% Nov
76
A
2
21% Sep
5
Mar 18
3
4
Nov
.
17
15 % Jan
110
19
19
77% Nov 13
66
Nov
7
July 10
30
Va Aug
4
109% Jun 13
113 Va
May 28
59% Nov
5
22% Oct
10
63% Jan 23
Aug 29
79% Sep 25
94
80% Oct
94% Jun
92
Jun
13
July 16
77% Nov 14
79% Oct
1
92
Feb
5
84% Nov
6
15% Oct 22
93% Ma-
28% Feb
4
22 V.
Apr
7
29
9% Oct 22
17% Jan
Sep
4
10 V. Jan
2
26
Oct
30
25 V. Dec
31
22% Jun
17
25% Oct
7
6
50% Nov
3
20 % July 22
25% Aug 26
For
New York
10%
-
85%
102
—I
Shipbuilding Corp
-
footnotes
38
see
July 12
page
24.
31
Feb
1
*
19
7
17
4
Common
$3.75
,100"
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com—No par
3.40% preferred—.
-100
3.60% preferred
100
3.90%
preferred
4.1Q%
preferred——,
5.25%
preferred
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp,
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
Western
&
—
50
50
78
American
48 Va
23%
22%
27%
32
32%
5%%
5.80%
78
r
*82%
*104
97
/
*104
106%
25
♦22V#
1
35 V#
35%
23%
23%
69 V#
69 V#
10
28%
100
100 '
-5
$4.08 preferred series—,
10%
31%
50
50%
49%
49%
75
75%;
71
78%
78
78
83%
106
,
..
26
25%
26-
50%
82%
82%
83%
*22
22%
34%
35%
23%
24%
*69
70 Va
29
58 Va
21%
21%
72%
73%
103 Va
83
*80%
-1
28%
84
*84
.
2,900
-."'J
.
•;
26%
2,200
3,900
51%
82%
22%
90
160
96%
51
340
60
83%
106
.96%
230
1,590
,
83
'
*
*22
I 200
16,600
78%
*25%
■
-
4,200
»
71%
78
*104
52.%-
80%
.
83%
82%
104%
50%
56%
71%
82%
104 V#
-
900
.
37% ',37%
67%
67%
70%
:
25%
*108%
21%
..
71V#
97%
57 V#
82%
.
49%
103 Va
109
71%
:
25%
56%
21%
'
68-
*108%
5
75
37 V# .38%
67%
70%
70
28%
*103
,75 i
•
10
10
1,300
22%
32%
'
-
-
10%
22%
33%
28%
100
100
100
100
100
*22
34
6,400
22%
34%
32,900
34%
35%
24%
24%
24%
70%
*69%
70 Va
20
28%
29%
8,800
104%
130
*69
23%
29
103 Va
103%
103%
109
108
109
58%
59%
21%
21%
72%
*81%
83
*81%
82
*80%
82
80 Va
84
*83%
85
*83%
73%
83
80%
*103%
109
109
58%
21%
22
71 Va
72%
*81%
80%
85
*83%
*85
6,000
25
57%
.
330
18.900
9.300'.
270
83
20
80 Va
20
85
20
36%
100
86
86
84%
84%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
17,100
24 Va
25%
24%
25%
24%
25
31,300
25
92
24 V#
24%
25
*24%
25 Va
*24%
25 Va
24 V2
24 Va
*24%
1.25
49%
50%
x49V#
50
49%
49 V#
48%
Northwest Airlines Inc common—10
preferred
10%
23%
97
(Minn)—
Common
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
Norwich Pharmacal Co
22%
—1
50
preferred
preferred
$4.11 preferred series
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
,
10%
32%
97
97 Va
Ry common—25
--
*78
*82%
-
"> i
22%
78
.
67,300
.
11%
37%
8,900
26,000
23
.50%
30
3,400
22,200
i
33
-
37%
•
,
124
230
*68
78%-'-'"Y
83%
80
Co
*118
*220"
70%
78%
Gas
121
230
49%
71
25 V#
Northern Pacific Ry
'Northern States pwr Co
4.6%
70%
49%
Aviation—
Natural
121
*75
'
70
..
28%
32%
32
'
•'
K
23%
29%
28 3 a
250
18,900
,
49%
49%
•
*220
32%
: * ;
Y';
37%"";.
25%
Northeast Capital Corp,
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern
100
10$
100
100
0
-2
37%
'
2,300
•
85 Va
122
10%
V
-*75
•-■*69
-
800
•
■
18%
230
♦22 Va
49%
Adjustment preferred
North
"
33%/:-
No par
:
preferred—:—
10%
23
32%
-
-
103
*217
'
22%-
series A:——100
76
18%
18%
102
* -
No par
—
•
85
Sep
,
63 Va
4
5
50% Nov
18% Jan
31% Jan
79
Jan
2,
80% Sep 10
103
Aug 15
24% July 17
65% Dec 27
96
Sep 27
100% Nov 12
Common
Preferred 5%
-
38% Jan j 2
74% Sep 17
94
16%
29
14% Dec
■
N Y State Electric Gas Corp—
38"% Dec 31
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22-
20% Oct
^
4
*
-
12% Sep 24
•24% Sep 25
.36% Oct
8
35%
13
*116
': " ' \ <
220
1,200
•
13%
76
New York Dock—
Dec
98
190
V#
35 Va
75%
22%
' 31%
y
v
48%
28 3 «
-30%
& St Louis Co
:
-
85%
♦85
99 V#
49%
23%
.
48%
49,*/;
23" ;•••-/•
18%
'18%
*85
98%"
22 %
-I"
Brake—:
New York Central
N Y Chicago
18 V#
18%',*.:
86%
-
47 Va
14
14
.
35%
*•
'
75%
97Va
:
'
13% *
*13%
13
Electric System——1
Lt Co A.% pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp
—10 Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—.1 "
5
13V. Mar
6%
6
'
13%
,
•
2,800
1,500
34%
New Jersey Pr Jfc
13
18
11%
13%
13%
New England
..May29
108% Oct 13
14
11%
13%
34%
'
85
11%
13%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
—100
7
*
15,700
11%
6
*14
14%
-
; 2,800
"»
13%
.
;
•
5,000
13%
1
:—
4,700
12,700
11%
13%
Y
:
10%
9%
10
9%
13%
6
27%
27 Va
....
680
'
18%
National Steel Corp
10% Jan
31,;
90
15,200
109%
151%
5
13% Jan
Jan
16%
*95
Nov
5
'
4
213a
55%
77
6
4
Dec
1,000
20%
54%
100
Service
6% May 15
14% Jun
4
26
102
55%
21
1
common
4% Jan
Feb
DAY
97
10
preferred A
preferred B
National Linen
X26%
ELECTION
*95
Co
Co common
11
*42% Dec
11
100
CLOSED
25%
330
152
152
152
X151
153
No par
Gas
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
8
...
pfd series of 1951
National
130% May 20
23
Dec
-
13 Va
—5
National Theatres
17 *
13% Dec 30
18
,10
Register,:
Lines Inc
10% Oct 21
87,
17
-17% Dec
Corp
12% Oct 22
85-
■
v
36% Dec
152 V#
13%
11
Jan
47% Apr
30% Jan
'
76
152
14 V. Feb
Nov
7,400
4,400
151%
13%
10
30% Sep 25
20
Sep 19
'
71
5,100
49%
100
16% Feb
19
28%
48%
48 %
33% Jan 18
23
25% Dec
28%
48%
48 %
7% Jan
9% Jan
Jan
29%
29%
7% Jan
8-
14
47%
42% Jan
*
13%
•
29
Nov 29
-
13%
13%
44%
4V*%
18% Sep
21% May 12
15
26,700
48
9% Sep 16
May 17
14% Jan 11
Nov 20
10
7
11:
8% Oct 23
,13
7
13% Jan
,-44
Dec 17
23
128% NOV
4
37 % Mar 11
6% Dec 30
4% Dec
23
-21% July 18
80% Jan
3
17
29% Nov 22
36 % Jan
2
7
Jan
47% Jan
30
14% Dec 18
49% Dec
148
15% Sep
12
21% Dec
12
2,000
20%
26%
17
12% Apr
Dec
May
51%
19%
1
19
165
143% Aug 20
124% Aug 23
-
.
115% Oct 10
100
51
12%
29 Va
National City
17
46
Aug 22
54%
21%
National Dairy Products
—5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com —5
<•
7
58% Sep
6
35% Oct 22
12%
53%
20 %
13
47%
National Cash
102
84
*
Can
13
53%
20%
13 Va
-
8
common
preferred
National
13
2,100
12%
19%
29
Fibres Inc,__1
Corp
National Biscuit Co
3
4
70% Jun
46 'A Feb
V#
,10
National Aviation
1%
19
53%
19%
53
13%
28%
National Automotive
20
9% Jan
14
-
1
—I
13%
13
53 Va
13
—8
Corp
49 Va
20
1,500
-
j
;
Number 5793
Volume 188
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1941)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1957
Lewest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest.
Highest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Far
Tuesday
Nov. 3
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Shares
Nov. 4
o
42*4 Oct 22
627/8 May
50% Jan
9
101% Mar 18
89
Jan- 29
76% Jun 27
86% Nov 12
90
Sep
Sep
10
85% NOV 13
1
99% Mar 25
Oct
13
10
4.40%
103
102
Jan
17
Oct
31
28% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
28% Jan
13
21
44% Jun 14
39% Jan
9
56% Nov
6
18
Jan
3
17 % Jan
6
18% Jun
3
97
Jan
15
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
22% Oct 22
37% Dec
89
89
7
Dec
80
13% Jan
64
Dec
30
22
18% Oct
21
73
Apr
89
2
13% Dec
37% Jun
,
30
11
Nov
21
13
3
82% Mar
7
4
69
Jan
7
31
Olin
8
88
7
63% Nov
-
Nov
6
29
111
May 13
Apr
15
15% Nov
6
Oct
30
Nov
7
56
82
Mathieson
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet Co
Nov
2
93% Oct
Nov 12
43
Mar 13
25 Va Jan
2
99% July 29
38% Aug
6
Nov
18
96
Jan
15
85% Oct
1
96% May
I
85
Oct
21
16% Jan
31
7% Jan
2
14
3
Pacific
17% Jan
22
9% Jan
2
18% Nov
7
8% Dec 23
2
10
Nov
18
.17
Nov
19
26% Jan
9
33% Jan
21
437% Apr
27
Jan
10
May 22
18% Jan
40
17
Oct
6
14% July 30
22
July 23
4%
5%
Pacific Finance
6
Pacific
5
39% Oct
30
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
117% Jan
2
146
Oct
29
Sep 30
143
130
25
10
Corp..
Pacific Telep As Teleg
6% preferred
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
16
37
Jan
3
54% Oct
17
Common
May 17
•0
Ian
8
98
15
4%
56% Jan
791%
8OI/2
81%
81%
82
4,300
94
94
93%
93%
323A
100
>80
94%;.
95%
951/2
321/2
321%
33
2,500
92
92
92
70
11
11%
600
18%
18%
9,100
11
12
II1/2
11%
111/8
11%
18%
18
18%
18%
11%
11%
11%
■
18%
12
11%
21
63 %
*20
21
•20
63%
63%
59%
51
11%
•
♦20 •
21
63
581/4
64%
610
,
32%
11%
•20
100
94%
•91
18%
144%
6
17
81
common—100
100
22% Oct
33
7,500
37%
3
4
600
553/4
DAY
52
12% Jan
19% Jan
15%
543A
ELECTION
58
1
22
•15
37 %
Tin Consolidated Corp
5,900
43,000
•
102
51%
Pacific
27%
420
62%
271/4
15%
57%
7
61%
27%
56
25
21
63%
26%
IOI1/2
No par
Corp
48,300
-
55%
No par
Gas As Electric
51,10C
13%
88
613/4
■■■;'
100
♦98
12%
87%
15%
79%
Apr
12% Oct
271/8
13%
87%
55%
6.25
5% Nov
4
623/4
12%
85%
15%
5434
27
22
37%
'
4,100
54
15
53%
Feb
7% Apr
39 Yb'
85%
100
373A
38 3/4
15%
15
—1
preferred
3
52 % Nov
137% Mar 12
38%
12%
•11
60
22
39
6
2
23
90
37%
60%
100
17%
•89%
38
x26%
CLOSED
•17%
90
37%
851%
EXCHANGE
27V4 '
17%
•89%
l'l%
60%
•173/8
38
38%
38%
171/2
90
37%
Amer Fisheries Inc
2
Oct
17%
•91
•89%
32%
21
4
17%
92
40 Va Jan
119% Oct
800
92
20% Feb
Jun
13,700
56%
32%
9
7
132
41%
56%
92%
13
22
80
41 i/s
56%
323/4
33% Jan
112% Oct
92%
41%
*91
40% Dec
Nov
92
No par
51% Jun
47% Jan
92
267/8
Pacific Cement Ac Aggregates Inc—5
Pacific Coast Co common
1
150
561%
60
15
150
■.
41%
STOCK
100
96%
92%
381%
•97
96%
56%
12%
1
96%
41%
861/2
No par
96%
5,200
93%
83%
56 y»
90
38
38%
-
92%
•81%
41%
11%
30c
56%
93 ya
83%
56 %
♦85%
6.25
preferred
43% Oct 22
64% Nov
♦91
93
*81%
98
Paper Co common
preferred
33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19
2
92
56%
563A
56%
56%
413/4
1
Oxford
8
13
Jan
98
•89 W
-
5
Overland Corp (The)
86
98
97%
56%
,
100
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com
F5
Jan
Corp
Oliver Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Otis Elevator
83%
*17%
100
7.50
93 y2
•81
90
20
Chemical
•92
84
X41%
56 %
llQ
4.24% preferred
Oklahoma Natural Gas
24
104
-100
»
May 27
-
-No par
com
93
•81
.100
Oklahoma Gas As Elec Co
4* preferred
56%
92%
.100
13% Aug
2
12
July 15
37% Feb 24
66% July 25
May 16
' -g 11
56%
.100
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
Ohio Oil Co
39% Oct 27
98
40% Jan 13
6
50% Oct
Jan
.12
preferred
43% P>b
20% Jan
3
Jan
7
7% Jan
16% July 15
68
24
66
11
35% Nov 18
4°%
31%
90% May 31
49% Jun 19
88% Oct
Oct
26% Jan
28% Mar 7
61% July 11
19
common
3.90%
Jun
35
Oct
Ohio Edison Co
92% May 16
19
95
103
16
78% Sep
103% Mar
83% Oct 24
58
14
63%
63%
700
•
900
21
64
3,900
59
60
59
59%
11,600
52%
51%
52 %!
511%
52
*37%
37%
37%
371/4
371/4
37%
10,600
1,500
145
1441/s
144%
1443A
145% '
1451/8
145%
135-4
136 %
1361%
137
1361/2
138
•136
5
5
434
5
43/4
213/4
5
5
22
53%
53%
20%
21
213/4
53%
20%
53%
1,410
138
21%
53%
340
5%
21%
53%
16,100
107,100
Panhandle East Pipe LineDec
84% July 23
28
95
Oct
22
36% Jun
11
30% Jan
42% Feb
12
63 % Dec
26% Jan
11
2
53
18% Oct 22
14% Dec 30
2% Oct
4% Jan 24
21
7% Dec 27
17% Dec
1
22% May
101%
102%
102
20%
20%
201%
20%
20
20%
52
43%
47V4
43
45
42
48
10,000
3
3
2%
2%
3
4,100
Farmelee
3% Jan
31
Patlno Mines As Enterprises
2
7% Jan
2
13% Nov
Apr 10
19% Jan
6
25
3%
Jun
10
45% Nov
23% Jan
3
38% Nov
3% Jan
2
13% Jan
2
32% Jan
7
49 Va
May 15
49
Jan
11
41 Va Jan
2
3
16
15
13%
13%
13%
13%'
23
23
23
23
41%
41
42%
43%
44%
44
45%
1
37%
37%
37%
28%
387/a
37%.
38%
17,600
Corp common———1
preferred.
40
Panney (J C) Co
No par
7%
71%
7%
144,700
22%
221/4
22
22
221/4
22%
22%
2234
600
Penn-Texas
61.60 convertible
98%
98%
99
98
98%
97 y2
98 Va
5,300
70
70
71%
71%
73%
72 i/a
73 V4
8,200
1
As Light com—No par
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
*63
65j/4
•631/4
65%
65
Oct
Panna Glass Sand Corp
Corp—
Power
Fann
457/8 Jan
9
Jan
29
6
86% Nov
11 % Dec 30
101
Jan
25
101% Apr
25
22% Jan
7
11% Feb
28
17% Sep
30
Pennsylvania
25
28% Jan
7
41% Oct
27
49% Apr 24
17
2
26
24% May 9
60% Aug
2
12% Mar II
487/« May 28
69% Sep 23
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light As CokePeoria As Eastern Ry Co
19% Jan
26% Oct
Pepsi-Cola Co
30
Jan
10
82
98% Mar 28
83
Jan
14
102
20 % Jun
14% Jan
3
35
35% Dec 23
32% Dec 11
16% Oct
85
21
45% Feb
25
92
25
Oct
13% Dec 20
2% Dec
Feb
27
Apr
7
7
65% July IS
5 % Aug
Jan
3
Jan
49% Jun
42% Feb
12
85% Sep
57% Dec
10
97
Feb
25
92
63% Jan
2
37
Jun
34% Oct 21
40% May 21
19% Aug
23
92
14
11
Nov
Feb
6
94% Feb
1
12
Aug 26
104% Feb
19
Nov
106
105% Apr
13
76% Nov 14
87
94
18
3
Jan
31 Va Apr
53% Dec 23
22
18% Apr IS
68% Jan 16
38% Oct
21
46
Dec
12
e8
13
82
21% Oct
22
Oct
11
22
22
37% Jail
2
20 Va Sep
11
96% Oct
81
7
Aug 27
6
May 9
18% Sep 30
5
Apr 10
Nov
6
Jun
16
93% Feb
8
7
107
2
6
May
5
May 13
71% Nov
7
24% Nov
5
12% Jan
2
•7% Jan
3
69% Nov
6
Jan
2
58% Nov
3
Mar 12
13
Phillips
7% Jan
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5%
preferred
Pillsbury Co common
84 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pltney-Bowes Inc
13 Va Jan
2
12% Sep
24
94% Jan 21
96% Jan
95% May
7
97
Apr
14
39% Jun
44 % Jan
42% Jan
3
65% Oct
31
94
May
21% Apr 23
90
Jan
•
100% Jun
20
14
Jan
2
23% Oct
23
70% July 12
62% Feb
26
92% Oct
21
Oct
4
21
15% Oct 22
27% Mar 20
16% Jan
2
22% Oct
13
82% Dec
93
Mar 26
82% Jan
6
93% Jun
25
98% May 15
84% Jan
7
99% July 29
17% Aug
8
31
82% Dec 24
20% May 16
14% Dec 30
Oct
125
July 11
73
Oct
24
Plttston Co (The) common
69
108
Oct
9
15% Jan
2
85% Jan
14% Dec 30
8
10
67% Feb
25
.
8% July 19
6% Dec 23
14
Dec
30
37% Jan
60
Dec
24
80% Feb
7
67
Dec
23
85
Jan
23
19
Dec
11
115
Dec
4
29% July 25
Mar 29
8
135
44% Oct 22
84
Jun
18
68% Oct 21
117
Sep 24
17
128
Apr
4
Jan
2
72
Oct
23
68% Jun
2
80
Oct
10
62
17% July
7
20
Jan
10
2
19% Jan
31
Jun
7
21% Mar 20
SO
14
53% Dec
11
43% Jan
32% July 22
23% Dec 31
16% Jan
I
22% Jan
10
♦4% Jun
21
57
48
Dec
31
May 20
32% Feb
4
24% Jun 28
29
Feb
77
Sep
11
92
Feb .27
81
Nov
12
92
Mar 13
61% Oct 23
95
Feb
33%
Oct~22
40
May
63
Oct
11
26% Sep
19% Sep
4
1
Aug 11
14
Jun
28% Jun 24
81
7% Feb
38
37% Oct 22
13
24% Oct
21% Dec
24
28% Oct
2
19
19 % Jun
4
22
12
12
15% Dec 30
Jun
Jan
Jun
6
Feb
Nov
135
140
14% Jan
22% Dec
14
2
24% Sep 29
37
Sep
2
29% Oct 31
89
Oct
Jun
Potomac
Procter As Gamble
48 V« Feb
14
36% Jun
19
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public 8erv Elec As Gas com—No par
26% Jan
7
Oct
29
% Nov
5
29
82
83
86
Oct
4.08%
4.18%
98
18
Apr 23
Apr
107% Apr 22
43% Jun 17
70% Sep 30
80% Mar 13
24% Feb
4
21
Sep
18
24% Jan
10
26
23% Feb
4
21
Oct
3
23% Jun
18
5
12
2
Oct
15
110% Nov
6% Jan
2
13% Sep
67% Jan
•
80
30% May 22
26% Jan
T
42% Dec 31
66% Apr 24
14
48% Jun
43% Jan
2
29
Feb 25
59% Aug
28% Nov 14
41% Nov
6
27% Feb
11
50% Oct 29
Oct
28
146% Apr 23
28% July 24
20
Oct
22
Aug
7
61.40 div preference com—No par
30% May 2
88
Feb 16
95
4
9% May 15
2
73% Oct 31
9
Sep
72
Electric Power Co——10
2
'Jan 31
55
Jan
1
-1
10
29% Jan
105
Mar
75
2.50
42% Jan
37
Oct~22
1
5
Poor As Co
5
4%
preferred
Oil Co
17
100
84
convertible
63.50
Plvmouth
Polaroid Coip
27% Oct
26
(conv)
Plough Inc
29
9
79% Mar 19
~
common—10
convertible preferred—No par
64.80 preferred
23
July 31
31% Oct 29
preferred
preferred
4.30% preferred
5.05%
preferred
100
100
100
100
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%%
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.32%
4.80%
493/4
98i/4
98:)/4
94
94%
94%
94%
94%
95%
953A
97
16%
16%
161/4
16%
16%
167/e
161/4
16%
%
40%
41
41
41
41
41
41
48%
471/4
3,400
•66 3/4
38,900
2,700
40
preferred
100
25
25
100
-5
preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power As Light Co—10
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The)
8
Publlcker Industries Inc com—
64.75
—
5,700
480
240
39,500
600
r
47
46%
47%
47%
47%
♦66
67%
67%
68
68
68
26
26%
26i/a
26%
25%
26%
253%
67%
25%
67
71%
731/4
75%
761%
82
79
80%
95 Va
95%
96
96
*96
97%
17%
17%
17%
18%
/18
18 Va
4%
41/2
4%
4%
46%
4%
4%
88%
CLOSED
62%
61%
-
88%
893A
98
•94j/2
ELECTION
DAY
•94%
61%
92
91%
98
•94%
62%
61%
K
92%
•4%
91%
•94%
98
62%
6r%
160
60
*
3,700
41/4
4,400
92%
..
9,300
7,800
44%
44%
46
45
45%
22
*21
21%
22
22
99
21%
99%
21%
99
97%
99%
.97
82%
83%
82
83%
81%
82
82
92%
92%
92%
93
93%
93%
93
43%
43%
•102
103%
43%
*102
103%
•102%
460
82
-
1,540
94
430
103
69%
71%
13,200
23%
24%
35,400
66%
671/2
67%
68%
68%
69
23%
24%
241/4
24%
23%
24%
67
67
67
68%
69%
69%
•69
,
200
98 %
•102%
103
190
70
57%
58
56%
57%
57
*78%
80
*78%
80
•781/4
791/2
79%
•76 Va
77%
44%
•76%
44%
80
44%
45 y8
•76%
45%
47%
46%
10%
11
10%
10%
11
11
1?
58%
57%
•96
97%
X63%
63%
♦92
94
10%
*96
61%
•92
80
•76%
15,100
57%
79%
100
80
97%
•96
97%
96
63%
61
62%
60%
62,900
3,100
100
96
61%
94
•92
94
9,500
98
61%
98 %
•21
•92
8,100
94
21%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,900
87
871/2
87i%
88%
89%
90%
901/4
91
2,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
8,200
90
90
•90
21%
91%
•SO
97%
•95
97 %
95
95
15%
15%
15%
*
10
21
150
65
.—25
No par
1
89% Jan
31% Jim
150
25
Pitts Coke As Chem Co
com—-1
*00
113% Aug 27
6
11
Jun
€4
14% May 13
130
13
Feb
Nov
134
100
—5
3.90%
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne As Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw As Bolt
——1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
i% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh As West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young As Ash pfd—100
jun
139
—100
preferred
series preferred
Petroleum
Mur 18
86
22
Nov
4%
89
48% Aug
2
11% Oct 21
preferred series A
3%%
Philip Morris Inc common
27
76
88
common
29
74% Jan
19
44
1
--3
100
5
Phlla As Reading Corp
Jan
12
63% Jan
26
100
100
100
100
preferred
3.80% preferred
4.30% preferred
4.68% preferred
36% Feb
Feb
79% Feb
Oct
61 conv preference com
Corp
491/8
98%
STOCK
12.50
4.40%
Phllco
49
98i/4
EXCHANGE
common—No par
No par
Co
48%
98%
18
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Phlla Electric
49
98%
*63 V*
96
Phelps-Dodge Corp
46
48%
98 3/4
65%
17%
30
24
65%
49
98%
*95%
17
107 % May
•631/4
48%
100
20
Sep
35% Nov 13
7
No par
common
preferred
Oct
27% Jun
43
4%%
33 %c
■
63% Oct
94
102
100
Fat Milk Co
10
5
25
.—100
RR
1
5
Pfizer (Chas) As Co Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
5
"92% Nov
67% Nov 22
Nov
Nov
30
4%%
100% Jun
2
Jan
23
2
7
7%
7
600
3,600
70
Pannsalt
14
7%
24,900
23
98 Va
Aug 27
40% July
1
104% Jun 19
38%
7%
•22%
—10
Chemicals
74
106
94V'4 Sep 18
92 % Sep 30
13%
13%
23
Ac
13%
2,800
13%
5
Pann-Dixie Cement Corp—
99% Sep
2%
41
6
17
2%
23
7
8% Aug 25
2%
28,800
.25
Ford
Panicle
23% Oct
991/4
3.50
Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior preferred—
90% Oct 28
19
104
99
70% July 12
28% Dec
10,900
21
29
•
64% July 19
46%
47
85% Mar 13
30
5,300
951%
46%
20%
27
22
47%
97%
48% Nov 20
39% Oct
•94
95%
4.6%
2.50
No par
1
Transportation
Oct
102
♦94
No par
8
««% Dec
47%
Parker Rust Proof Co
2
Jun
95%
46%
Parke Davis As Co
9
75
*94
46%
57
13% Jan
22
Nov 20
Corp
95%
45%
Sep 29
22% May
8
25% Jan
Oct
2% Dec 30
31
Paramount Pictures
53%
52%
*S4
112
40% Jan
21
—100
1
21
Jan
30% Jan
3
5
No par
preferred
19
July 17
8
15% Jan
30% Dec 31
24% Jun
47% Nov
Ian
12% Jan
31
27
2
Apr
*95%
15%
15%
•129
135
•131
132
15%
•128
91%
135
•128
135
131%
90
20
90
•93%
95%
100
15 »/4
15%
2,900
•128
130
•131%
132
131%
25%
253/4
25%
26-
25%
26
25%
75
74%
74%
74%
75%
75
76
21%
22
x70%
71
•71
78
♦76
*90
26
74%
7%
*75%
21 %
♦120 %
7%
21%
122
63%
64'A
98
98
34
35
x28%
28 3/4
131%
6%
131%
'*
7
7V8
7%
7
7%
21%
22%
22
22 %
72%
♦71
73
•71
♦76
76%
•75%
6,200
73
77%
3,300
7,400
76
21%
*120
63%
100
21%
21%
122
♦120
122
22
65
65%
100
99%
68
100%
21%
21%
122
67%
6,600
21%
50
1,700
21%
10
122
67%
101%
10,100
1,430
102
5,700
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
36
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 »/2
28%
5,700
88 '/a
87%
881/2
14,800
8534
86%
86%
87%
87
21%
24%
23%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25V8
25%
25%
25%
5,700
73%
72%
73
7,700
3,600
72%
711/2
72%
72%
49
49%
49
49 iA
48
49'/s
47%
48%
3,500
35'%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
28
28%
28%
28%
28
28
27%
28
17,900
4,200
72
♦82%
83
♦82
%
8534
83%
83
86%
86%
•861/8
87
102 '4
102%
10234
102%
41%
411/8
42%
73%
72
72
41 %
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83
83
83
8o:'4
84
%
•861/s
102
413A
•71
84%
87
103%
82
•841/4
87
102%
70
82%
84%
130
87
210
102%
360
42%
15,000
42%
42
731/2
•71
73
21%
21%
•21%
22%
•21%
221%
•21%
21%
21 »A
21%
•20%
213A
•2oy2
109%
no%
109% 110%
110%
10
22
1091/4
50
22%
♦21%
108%
11%
11 %
200
110%
2,010
11%
13,000
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
79 y2
•79V4
79%
79 y4
79 y2
79%
79%
140
•79'A
31 Yt
31 y8
31 y4
31
31%
311/8
31'/2
30%
54'A
55
5434
56
561/s
57 %
56%
571/2
4,300
5,600
40
40'A
39 3A
40%
40%
413/8
40%
41 Va
29,700
....
Q
33% Jan
2
123% Aug 13
39% Sep
23% Oct 22
For
footnotes
13
138% Dec 30
29% Jan
see
page
7
24.
131
23
July 28
Quaker Oats Co
6%
(The) common—6
50
50 V4
49%
49%
49%
100
132
1321/4
13iy»
132'/4
•131%
132%
241/4
241/b
24 Va
24 y*
24y»
preferred
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining Corp
10
24'A
50
49%
131
24%
'
2,900
24%
1,100
50
132
440
21
Tiie Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
a&.
Monday, November 10, 1058
(P&l
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
NEW YORK STOCK
Bange Since Ja-n. 1
Year 1957
.Monday
Thursday
Friday
tne Week
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Shares
Nov. 4
Nov. if
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
'
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Uvest
!
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
K
Oct 22
78
37
Mar 22
17
21% Aug
11
7
34% Jan
Dec 23
16% Mar 18
11
23% Aug 13
39
Jan
36
Jan
2
10y4 Dec 30
31% Jan
12
6% Dec 31
12% Jan
8
30% Nov
Dec 20
25
13
75 % May
12
23 % Oct
22 y8 Sep *24
57% Oct
30
25 y4 Jan
20
34% Jan 24
30
Mar* 7
13% Dec 10
17% May 28
6
Jan
2
15% July
20% Dec
24
30
10
62
Feb
10
6
10
Oct
Dec
21% Dec
18
16
Jan
9
60% Jun
24
2
29 % Jun
2
7% Sep
9
Jan
7
2
5
8% Jan
10% Jan
7% Oct 22
32% Dec 30
22
9% Jan
July 19
July 11
4
39
40
Mar 12
21
13 y4 Aug 26
31
46% Mar 29
66% Dec
5
63% Jan 10
73% Sep
19
83% Feb
72%Jun 24
82% ,Jan 22
21% Jan 18
78% Jan
9
10% Jan
1% Jan
2
2
Sep
Oct
3
3% Apr
80
-Aug
33% Jan
4
1
55
4
19% Jan
27y8May
6
22% Jan
7% Apr
8
36% July 19
Jan
2
5% Oct
13
22% Jan
2
31% Nov
7
2
19% .Jan
Oct 21
4
20% Dec 23
28
Dec 23
81% Nov
8
312
Apr
May 29
38% May 21
32
July 24
13% Jan
2
90
Jan
96
4
19% Oct 22
20% Dec 31
8% Dec 23
Jun 21
17% Dec 30
40% May 16
28
35
-Feb 26
Nov 25
15% Jan 11
7% Oct 24
23 % Nov 20
46% Mar
28
30
9
24
>161
3514 Sep
2
4%
2
3
14
2
45% Oct
15
6
90
Jan 20
96% Nov
3
17% Oct ai
23% Jan 29
20% Jan
25
16% Oct 22
39% May 2
17% July 1
23% Jun 13
18% Feb
12
31% Oct 21
37% Nov 27
32% Jan
13
36
22% May
29,
64%,«/uu
14
»Nov 16
34
.
uct
28
34% Feb
2
3
2u
duly 10
10% Apr 17
/a
.14%.Sep- 23
48 la Oct 24
51% Oct
Feb 20
13
38%,Nov
72% Npv
7
Oct
21
Dec
75
Jan
7
20
Dec
,23
22
19
15% Oct 23
8% Dec 19
22% Nov 19
86
Mar
7
102
71-% Oct 21
8% Apr 17
65% Feb 12
75
Oct
3
Mar
7.
92
33% Jan
83
May
2
19
May
5
28% Oct
2
1
72
.Nov
6
85 y2 Apr
10
36
4
21% Apr
7
39%,Sep 30
Jan
18
-Dec 13
16% Jan 24
<
Oct
,14% Oct, 21
17%.Jan 10
r
7
86
July 10
99% Jan 24
2
,23 =14 Sep,
2
Schick Inc
$3.40 preferred-—
Fjeb 12
29% Jun
10
.17% Feb 24
13% Dec ' 23
21% Apr 30
17 ye Jan 25
13% May 20
9% Oct 22
10
23% Oct
'
Rubber Co—
Dec" 17
32%
Apr"ll
33% Dec 30
49 y* Jan
49
89
Dec
17
.Apr 17
38 % Nov
6
Oct
10
22
3314 Jan
50% Jan
49
Nov
28
Dec 30
6
23% Oct
91%
89%
90
89%
90%'
90%
91
5,300
37%
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
1,600
32%
331/4
32%
32%
32%
33 y4
12
20% Jan
x91
Shamrock Oil &
J
63% Oct 22
70% Dec
72% Sep
6
23% Oct
14
14% Jan
2
23% Oqt
95% Nov
1
5
58% Jan
10
65% July 15
44% Jan
13
15% Sep 25
8% Oct *22
21% Jan
3
18% Jan
23% May 2
51% Feb 13
15% Apr
8% Jan
20% Jan
2
47% Jan
14
Nov
2
14
24%
*
10%'Jan
6ct~21
30
Sep 23
44% Sep
20% Jan
10
"2
25% Oct 22
29% Dec 23
33
Nov 26
28 Vs Dec
18
11
18
8
-May
9
36%,"Sep 26
25% Jan
7
89'
Nov
6
35% Jan 25
32% Jan
13
51% Jun
49% Jan
2
36
May 29
57% Apr 16
25% Dec 26
24% Jan
13
32
28%.Jan
2
33%. Aug 14
49 »A
33
Jan
2
42% Oct 10
84% Jan
2
59% Nov
39%
Jan~n
13
May 27
duly 17
46% dan 10
45% dan
19% Feb
81
Jan
30
8
4
Jan
22
18 Vs Jan
40
Jan
-6% Jan
3
65
Jan
45% Apr 25
61
July
10
7
8% Dec 11
80
Nov
11
3BVB Dec 24
For
footnotes
page
6
6
20
'
.
6
22%-Oct
30
6% Oct
22
95% Oct 28
92
72% Jan
7
35% Jun U
see
5
38% Nov
.
S8
26% July 15
98% Jan 15
12% Apr 11
24.
17
13
Apr 22
17% Sep 24
22% Oct
8
2
95
0% Jan
'
22 Tb
21%
22
3814
39%
381/4
33%
9%
*9%
914
9%
9%
4,400
1,000
34%
38,700
X-
.-34
■
34% ,t
33%
•
32%
31%
30%
20%
72%
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43%
96%
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26 %
26%
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27%
27%
5
.
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,
EXCHANGE
27%
;
13%
13%
45%.
-
46%
ELECTION
48%
DAY
12.7%
»_3o
3.7 %
26%
5,600
27Vb.
27 Va
1,800
*13%
13 %
13%
441/4
45%,
49%
50%
38V*
38 V2
38%,.
13%
12%
12%
-12%'
69%
72 V4
71%
2,900
28,900
13%
-69%
72%
'
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77
95%
24%
23%
72%
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36
35%
1
21%
21%
21%
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13%
5
39%
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76
28,700
1,000
12,300
,
16;300
1
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9,100
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72
72
72-%
36%
35 y8
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35V4
35%
21%
21%
21%
21,%
21%
13%
13%
13%
,13%
39Va
391 a
39Va
39%
12%
38%
39
34%
16%
35 V*
-73
-
*
14,600
1
5,200
1,600
13
1,800
17%
47,600
6,100
10
9%
9%
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87
86'A
861/4
14
14%
13%
13%
2,700
42%
42%
43
44%
43V2
44 Vb
18,700
34%
351/3
341b
12%. 121/4
16%
17
9%
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,
17
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87
88
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14 T4
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26%
27%
;
72%
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26 V2
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27%
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50%
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25,000
96%
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12%
95%
500
44%
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13%
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96
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;
44
96%
13%
13%
95%
44%,
11,500
73
48%
,
69%
69%
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1,900
30
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317 a/aJ~
13
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30
73
96 %
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96%
44%
96%
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20%
30%
43%
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•
21%
73
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21
71
30V4
20%
30 Ti
30%
21%
20%
390
87%
230
32
32%
32
32
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230
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14
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83
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7,700
35%
34%
34%
12 Vs
13%
13%
15
26,100
83%
84
85
83
85 VB
14,100
22%
23 Vs
74,800
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,
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22%
17
*
22%
22%
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18
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18 Vb
19
1*7%
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17%
22%
17%
22%
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18%
19%
19Vb
19%
21 Vb
20 Va
21'A
18%
19%
19%
1
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36%
37
38
38 V4
38%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
67
08
67
67
68
69
18%
18%
18%
18=%
18%
18%
No par
1
5
26,200
20Va
46,400
20 Vb
v
19
19%
.
par
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
Co
;
No
YOTi
80,700
38%
38%
1,600
42 Va
42%
4,600
68%
681/4
18%
I8V4
18 Vb
3,000
62%
61%
62V4
25J00
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.
700
60'/2
61
60%
607 b
61
65
65%
41%
64%
66 %
57
41%
42%
43'/a
42%
43%
42V4
421b
5
20%
207%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
Smith-Douglass Co Inc—
.——5
Smith Kline &* French Laps—33y8c
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc__
—15
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21T«
91
92%
91%
92 Va
92 y4
94 y4
94%;
96Tb
5,200
47%
48
47%
48'A
48%
49%
48 V2
491a
61,900
Solar
18
17%
18 Vb
18
19 V4
19
19'/4
10000
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
(AO)
Smith-Corona
Aircraft
_1
—
Cbrp_
__25
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:
Marchant
Co__
Inc
-
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_
South Amer Gold As Platinum
South Carolina E & GCo com
5%
South
preferred:
Jersey
-
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.8'/4
321b
-49
68%
8%
6.300
12000
2,800
30,500
8%
321a
*48
8,300
49
1
38%
39
39
271%
27%
27V4
.
800
38%
38%
361e
27
34Vb
34 Vs
.200
: £6%
38%
57%
12,300
27%
,
34%
34%
34%
557 s
56%
*341/4
56%'
34%
55%
337 b
.
4,800
69
32 «/4
.
>
55 %
34%
33%
x33%
34%
*34
.25
67 V2
.
32%
49
-
27%
27%
.
8%
8 V4
32 Vb
*48
39
*38%
25
-
31%
*48
*48%.. 49
5
Edisoh
8%
■8%
31%
,s
South Porto Rieo Sugar <oommon
8%
preferred
:
Southern California
0%
i—50
—
18%
31%
-
4.50
Gas >Co—
Southern Co (The)
—*
a
27% Oct
82% Jan
8
20% Jun
2
79% Sep 24
27 % Sep 16
May
7
30
—5 9
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Southern Natural- Gas Co.,
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—NO par
Southern Railway oommoiu—No
33 Vb
non-cum,preferred-f—^20
itrctfs
-100"
Southwestern Public Servifca Co—1
Spalding (A G).,& Bros JExic
1
Sparton Corp
_2.50
Spear & Co $5,50 pfdl—N^par
Spencer Chemical Co common
_6 '
4.20% preferred-^
—100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
_i
Sperry Rand Corp. common
50c
$4.50 preferred
1—25
Spiegel Inc common
1. ,
$4.50
preferred —u—Nonpar
Square D Co
,
.
- ■
■
,
5
*33
;
,
57
33%
33%
33%
40 lb
4014
59V4
59%
39%
397's
40 '/a
57%
58%
57%
59%
53>/4
52%
53%
52%
17%
18%
17%
3314
34%
33 Vb
39%
par
8
2
21%
39%
9V'a
30%
Simmons
10
7
2<i%
38Tb
85
*215
Mfg Corp
————1
Sheraton Corp Of America
_50c
Siegler Corp.—
1.1
Jan
Jan
21%
9%
..
33%
,
Sheller
Jan
12% Jan
1714 Apr
85% Jan
*9 Vb
84
Mobile & .Ohio stock
9
19 y8 Jan -14
38 In
r
83%
5%
67% Oct
94 Vt Jan
30
111,500
9,100
39%
22 Vb
22 Vb
1
C50
Feb
49% Apr 22
11% Dec
17% Dec 30
82% Nov
4
5414 Nov
8
79% Nov 13
19,300
2,700
18Tb
50%
12%
July 15
3
10%
18%
491/2
35%
78
31
200
9 Va
9%
91/4
22%
19 Va'
42%
18
Jan
9Vb
9
10
8,400
22%
23%,
32%
50% =
12
2
47
*23
.
1,660
92
32 %
18 Vb
35
Sep 19
2% Jan
28
23%
T'
331/4
32%
49%
—l
Nopar
Nopar
32
.
14,100
2,500
'
34% Nov
10
16% Jan
30% Aug 26
'
•'
*89%
92
*89 Va
,
33'A
*23
;
1
-
12
34% Dec 31
31
Jan
6
2,500
301b
445
19V'b
;
—
Co
30 Vb
444
497/b
:
Pattern
381/4
38
29%
4.46
4441/2
.92
32%
91/s
41 Va
72
:
17
12 y8 Dec
2% Dec 31
*
52
16 % Nov 27
26
7
52% Apr 25
19% Aug 14
10% July
32% Nov
76% Oct
4
2
80
29%
6,300
.
33
18%
Shell Transp & *Tr— •
New York shares
jrdinary
Simplicity
*31
49Vb
Sinclair Oil Corp
43% Nov
29%
*89%
14%
G^s
1,300
15,900
.
"
23%
9
5 Vb
31.%
381/4
38
38 V4
29
33 Vb
*23
33%
4%
30%
33
*31
1
431% 446
91
32%
Ijnc———2.50
Shahmoon Industrie®
18% Aug 12
63% Aug 11
2
37%
29 %
30%
34
*31
437'A
r
33%
5 Vb
311/4
5
3014
29
37%
28%
*86%
5
7
37Vb
X433
^
.
No par
3
25
32
Nopar
No.par
—
Simmonds Saw & 'Steel-
-45% Dec 23
'
*30
2%.
'
5
4%
5Vb
29%
9=?b
43
11
5
29
16%
70% Oct 10
"Feb
27,300
31,100
1
2
J25% Apr
15% Jan
2%
1
2
-48
2
1,300
151a
2%
«
46% Mar
80% May 27
36% Sep 23
14% Oct 21
43
6
82%
14%
—
16Tb,Sep
68% Jun
Nov
21% Nov
8
Dec~23
14
25
17
Jan
45%
14
2
12% dun
19%
dan
*81%
15%
2%'
19
,
preferred
Shell Oil Co
14
82%
14%
2%
31%
—
Servel Inc common-—-
Sharon Steel Corp—
Shattuck (Frank G)
20% Sep 30
20% Nov
7
82
14%
2%
j.00
.
18% Dec 19
83%
xl4%
2%
50'A
Seagrave Corp_,
L—
Bealright-Oswego Falls Corp
7
Noy
85% Oct,
*82
15
38%
Mfg Co common—
preferred—,
7
15
82
1
37%
3.65%
Apr 25
13
900
13,700
90%
SeaboaTd Air Line RR ,CoSeaboard Finance .do——.
Seiberling
8% Jan
4514
115
*100
115
15,300
38%
88
,88%
87%
*100
115
*45
45=18
45
87%
87 %
*100
J
7
58
22,100
par
No par
,-Oct 24
.
35.400
68 y8
2%
-lo
—
11
9
.
45%
45%
87%
115
81%
Nonpar
—Nopar
90
2
43%
14%
>j___
17%'Nov.
May 21
29%
68%
Scott Paper Co common——
5
2
10%.Sep
42%
66%
29
1.40
6
93
421«
'28%
43%
67%
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
4% Mar
58 y8 Jan
20,300
491b
Schenley Industries Inc
10% May
13
34%
18%
•lst.pfd 4.40% series A—
San iCUego Gas & -Electric Co
Sangamo Electric 'Oo__
'.Savage Aims Corp
3
28
34%
28%
St Regis Paper Co «oramon
15% Jan
Nov
35
42%
J00
,5%, July 9
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
Dec
34%
29
Preferred series A 5 %
2% Aug ,12
7
*2% Jan
8% Oct 22
7% Mar ,12
57,300
34%
x34
66%
Sears Roebuck & Co——
84
13
68 Va
64%
100
7
25
13
67
28 y8
J100
17
26% Feb 25
25% Apr 11
700
12%
68%
42%
1.66%
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light-As Power—
St L San Fran Ry Co com
$4.50
25,300
12%
6714
65%
45%
86%
7%
12 7B
67%
63%
45%
15,900
66 %
35%
*100
1,000
27'%
T2%
28%
'
.
Scovill
7%
7%
7%
19
57%
2714
23
'
L
preferred
;
conv preferred.
$4 preferred
*56
,57%;
27%
7%
6%
6%
*1314
19%
*18%
*56
42%
5
42% Oct
1
19%
57%
28%
19
27%
1
35% Nov
"Oct
500
3,800
42%
—
2
38
16%
49%
27%
66%
34
1
6
19
16%
49%
_1
3
16% Aug
4
44% Noy
6
39% Oct 13
16%
50 y4
*55%
DAY
13
65%
16%
50
20 G
Jan
Nov
6%
*12%
__5
Jan
25
28%
1
8%.Jan
10
27%
100
;
24
67% Jan
8% Jan
19%
57%
ELECTION
*55%
20
25
3
49%
CLOSED
19%
16%
50
*16 J/4
EXCHANGE
'
50%
—5
7
Sep.
17
49%
7
1
Corp
22
'»
*16%
6%
1,100
1,500
10,200
7,200
'
5
29%»Jan
16
STOCK
.,6%
33
28%
10
24% Oct 22
8% Oct 22
29 V4 May
•
*6%
6,600
22%
32%
*28
1
4.30%
21% Oct 30
73
Oct 29
Nov.-4
3,200
Corp
Safeway Stores common
10
30% Nov
Sep 25
7%
1—No
Corp..
preferred series A
22
29% Oct 22
11% Dec 24
•5
4%
95»A Jun
7
Dec 30
7%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Rome Cable Corp_
201 y2 Apr
35'/4 Oct
2
11
7,600
7%
—
2
29
44%
7%
Ronson Corp
Apr
26% Jan
52
12%
42%
Rochester Gas & Elec .Corp—No par
8
.Feb
20%
12%
44%
Rohm & Haas Co common
Jan
96
20%
12%
43%
Rockwell-Standard
53
48% Jan
Oct 30
21
12%
43%
1
10% Jan
23% Oct 22
20%
12%
43 y8
Ruppert (Jacob)
5
85
Oil
Paper
9
11
74%Teh
20%
12%
44
"
22
22%
33
{28%
5s
9
2
26% Jan
9
20
12%
43%
—100
8
24
25% Dec
10
20%
12%
1
40% Sep
11
Jun
22% Jan
10% Dec
20 %
Co
25 % Oct
2
24
50% Dec
28
Roper (Geo DV Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)—
10
21% Oct 24
33
28%
series
5
dan
Dec .30
21%
33
_10
21
84% Jan
22
22%
33
10
10% Jan
24% Jan
July 17
21%
1
51% Oct
Mar 22
176
19%
51%
2.50
19Vb Nov
4
93
Feb 14
July
78
18%
50
28%
Inc
2
6
26% Dec
2
137
19%
53%
28%
.
24% Oct
7% Apr 17
12% Jan
18%
52%
33
Rexall Drug Co
37% Jan 13
16
Apr
7
10%-Jan
9
8
Jan 14
22% Aug 22
60% Jun 10
11
37% Dec 19
19%
53%
21%
Mines
Robertshaw-Fultpn Controls com—1
5 Va %
convertible preferred—_25
Jan
400
29,600
93,000
18%
52%
Roan Antelope Copper
33% Oct
58%
28%
Oct
96
2
17% Apr 30
58%
50
30% Oct
22% Jan
58
52%
38% Oct 28
447
2
6
58
58
32%
Ritter Company
3
Jun / 4
32
July 18
28V4Jan
2
22% Jan
2
5
31% July 24
423% May
Oct 21
285
29% Mar
36% July
2
4,900
58
21%
50
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3 % % series—100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common.,
50c
$1 convertible preferred
lo
Republic Steel Corp
—
10
Revere Copper & Brass—
5
Riegel
3
1,900
21%
18%
Reis'(Robt) & Co—
>
$1.25 div prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp_
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
———5
Richfield
July. 16
38% NOV
2
28
44% July 17
26% Aug 19
22 Ye Dec 24
97 %
Feb 28
4
Chemicals
Rheem. Manufacturing
1% Oct 21
70%
21
5
—:50
Rhodesian Selection Trust
14
56% Dec 30
18% Dec 23
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc——;
Preferred 3.60%
87% May 22
15% Oct
3
69%
21%
10%
54%
21%
Common
5
41%
70 %
58%
4%% preferred series A
_50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B—lo
6
90% Sep 29
100
7
40%
70%
21%
*57%
No par
1
Reynolds Metals Co common
47% Oct
6
41%
70%
21%
40%
No par
60c
1
Rayonier Inc——
Raytheon Mfg. Go;
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred;
4c% noncum 2nd preferred
Revlon
13
40%
70 %
21%
Inc
70% Oct
10
39% Nov 12
Dec 23
^oc
z4
6
38%
70%
21
Raytoestos-Manhattan
Reichhold
39
70
$3.50 1st preferred
Banco
68.200
38%
of America com—No par
No par
Radio Corp
44% Sep 30
30% Oct 29
2
52% July 22
68% Jun
6
65 % May 16
May 20
68% Nov
32% Jan
41% Jan
10
27
18
37% Apr
8
22 Va May 12
25% Jan 10
2
59% Jan
18
37
15
Sep
6
8% May
Oct
50%Oct
Jan
13% Apr 25
Oct 22
7
17
1
32% Jan
9
7% Nov
2
7
13
16% Jan
Mar 29
52
4% Dec
7
54
10
13
14%-Oct 27
31
8
July 31
30% Dec
Dec
51 % July
3% Jan
12% May
6% Feb 28
45
8
25% Aug
31% Jun 10
3% Dec 31
10
21
60% Oct
21% Feb 28
19% July 14
31%.July 25
25% Jun 10
4
10
11
18
22% Dec
41% Oct
2
Hep 30
16% Apr 10
45 % Apr
8
14 y8 Jan 13
6
59% Jun
34% Jan
48% Feb
14
30% Jan
69
May 13
Jan 24
40
$4% Jun 24
-74
*71
'
37%
22%
.90
Xl67b"
20%
90 V
18%
74
181/4
.
8,900
18%
18 %
' 74
*71
--
--
10%
2,400
72%
72-%--
-.10
38
38%
38
381a
7,100
22'A
22%
22%
22%
1,500
6
6%
514
*90
-
98
*90
98 ;
05
."65%
€5%
*87%
90
*87%
90
5%
*90
7,200
€
98
€4%
*87%
2,200
66
90
17
17%
17
17 Vb
17
21 Va
21 %
21%
x21".
20
3,400
94,400
17 Vs
21
17%
2Y%
21%
92%
92%
*92%
93 Va
27
,
26%
27Vb
76%
76%
7614
25%-
24%
261b
25%
531/4
371b
26%
*76
23000
S3
54%
53%
X637'a
"65
.
59%
*
22 %
57'b
5%
98
"64%
7,100
58'A
-
22'/4
.
*
5%
*90
40%
37%
37%
22%
2,300
33%
40%
"
*71
13;000
34
33%
-
27
26%
77
*91
93
*92
-
\
'261/4
"
,
77
26%
10
92
33,400
261/3
271b
*7614
77%
160
26 Vs
26Tb
19,800
.
1-1
Number 5793
Volume 188
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
(1948)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range lor Previous
Year 1957
Lowest
..
40
37% Jan
2
Oct
23
82 y2 Feb
8
13
5% NOV
4
9% Jan
11
6
42% May
Highest
Va Jan
74
71
2
61
/Jan
Nov
Standard Brands
7
$3.50
2
14% Nov
2
7
2% Oct
22
3% May 22
Jan
3
12
59% July 16
43% Feb
25
35% Dec
23
62'4
4
35 V2 Feb
18
5
10
47% Feb
21
42% Feb
24
R
86% Sep
17
11% Dec 13
10% Jan
2
24% Nov
36% Dec 13
36
Jan
2
72
3
3% Feb
Standard
Ex
5
Inc
Pat
Coil Products
47% Nov 13
68 y2
40% Oct
22
62 y4 Jun
84 % Oct
30
94
9% Nov 27
33% NOV
4
July
Mai
i
.-
23
60% Oct
14
Standard Oil
11
Standard
* Aug
v3%%
Novl;. 6
Sep
3
30
Nov
59%
60%
60%
61
76
75%
76%
76%
76%
500
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
13%
12%
14'/a
175,900
1
-
56
31
18% July 12
11% Sep
Jun
27
85 % May 21
83% July 12
14% Jan
18% Nov
6
57% Dec
54% NOV
18 y2 May
23
4
10 % Nov 21
13% Jan
25% Feb 15
,
57
1
Feb
59
-
94 V2 Nov
Apr 23
10% Jan
35% July 15
29% Jan
14
44% Oct
"2
19
23% July 15
17% Jan
2
27% Oct
29
15% Dec 31
19% May 21
15% Nov. 7
S.
33 % Oct 22
50
»•
18% Dec 31
18 % Mar
j.
•;»
May
42
15% Jan
18% May 15
>10% Dec 31
Jan
:•
37ya Jan
,
20'
29% Apr 24
.26
44,400
59 "
60
58%
59%
141,785
57%
57
57%
89%
88%
88%
300
23%
23%
36,600
58%
x58
56%
23
23
23 %
23%'.
24%
20
*67%
70
68%
69%
70
72
20
29 %
29%
STOCK
29%
29%
29%
30
1
11%
12%
EXCHANGE
11%
12
5
17%
17%
CLOSED
LS_—No par
*62%
63%
X93
94%
—
10
,
1
62 % :
ELECTION
41
41%
41%
26
26%
26
41
Stix Baer & Fuller Co—
5
20%
_
& -Wet>stqf_—
—„
—_
,
21%
15%
17%
54%
55'
55%
1
23%
23%
'
4,100
11%
11%
17%
18 %
62%
63%
5,700
•
94%
26%
94%
63%
92'
13%
13%
13%
-41
23,100
120
>'
*.,■
•
92%
2,000
200
41%
41%
42%
26%
26%
26%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
21%,
21%
20%
21
1,200
15 V4
■
-
%
26%
21 %
17%
1
30
11%
18%
15 Va
15%
15
15%
4,800
17%
15
17 %
1,200
*13%
41%
5,100
41 Yt
21%
15
29%
"
53,800 1
71
62%
.
'13%*
•
-
1
20
common
^Broadcasting Co^__*
*13%
*70%
17%
94
40%
—15
DAY
'T
11%
.
62 Va
•
93%
13%
*13%
1
xl7% -"17%
_5
v
(J P)' & Co Inc_—
Corp
r
-
_1
Stolcply-Wan Camp Inc
; 5% prior.preferen.ee
Stone
4,500
57%
49%
22%
com—wl
preferred
." Storer
3%
48%
-56%
3
Aug 25
.
3%
56%
49%
*88
x39%
Nov.. 17 If
58
Jan
3%
58%
89 Va
_5
18% j«n 19
;
3%
57
48%
56%
convertible
Stewart-Warner
.;
3%
57%
49%
56%
7
.16% Oct
,15% Jan
5
«
59%
56
*88
preferred
Stevens
58
10
—
; Oct .30
21% Nov
.
.
lO-'/u JtxL
,_7
'
3%
48%
'
*88
Corp
3,500
X56%
50
90
Sterling Drug Inc
22
41% Apr 23
1
3%
57%
'
49%
100
A
30 y Sterchi Bros" Stores Inc__
27% Dec 17
•16 % Dec
common
Stauffer Chemical Co
3
13% Oct
15
Jersey
series
Starrett Co ( The )
;
3
New
Ohio
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
74% May 19
V
of
preferred
$1.20
18
22
23
2
14
13% Oct
25
Oil *of
.
-
—6.25
$1.60. convertible
-
6
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75 Va
California
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6
the Week
Nov. 7
60 Va
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Friday
Nov. 6
76
Oil of Indiana
58
-
Sales for
Thursday
60%
distribution.
3
PRICES
60
Co Inc
Standard
Nov
SALE
Nov. 5
•4
•
.
75%
Gas & Electric Co—
Standard
58% Nov6
•
HIGH
Wednesday
<
Nov. 4
No par
'
50
Tuesday
Nov. 3
No par
com
preferred
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4J% Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
85% May
Aug 29
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
-
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56 V2
56
23%
•
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23%
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0
57
57
24
900
58
24 Va
2,600
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4,200
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Dec
9
2% Jan
11
14
15% Jan
2
9
16% Jan 17
27
2
39% Feb
f 8% Apr 11
57% July 23
; 38% NOV, 7
2% Dec 30
42% Oct 21
•
Apr
1
16
93
Feb 14
79
Jan
67% Nov 26
82
Jun
3
59
T
20% Jan
20% July 26
28 % Oct 22
24% Apr
74
38% Jan
29
Jan
11
18
90
25
:
7
Feb
1360
Sun Oil
9% Jan
5%%
May
2
Apr
8
B
72% Jan
14
7% Jan
2
13% Aug
20% May 17
18% Jan
8
30
Oct
31
11
3% Jan
8
8% Oct
6
Nov
92
25%
25%
25%
23
23
23
33%
34
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;
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3,400
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61
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25%
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23
23
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23 Va
33%
34
33%
34 Va
34
34%
84%
84%
84
84%
34%
85%
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10,500
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29%
29%
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394,600
1
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84%
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50 Va
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89
25 Va
7.50
7
31
24
25%
—
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11%
25
1
36%
19
Dec
6% Dec
y? 7
11%
61
23%
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
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Co
11%
60%
25
Co
11%
60%
39
54% Nov
<■
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Sweets Co of America
23%
59%
38%
Swift.
Sutherland
56
23%
60
36 %
30
54
59%
23%
5
25% Sep
14%
54%
23%
85
—„25
42% Sep
38 % Aug 27
-
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53%
23
85
5
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3
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14%
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v
52%
7
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2
2
72
Co
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Superior oil of California.
3
31% Jan
11%
30
!
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19% Jan
B
22%
25
series of '55
pi'd
31% Mar
46% Jan
29 % Dec
2nd
29% Jan
30
27
22%
13% ;
13%
33 '/a
No par
Oil Co common
Sunshihe' Mining
24
27% J*n 20
42 y2 Jan 10
19 y2 Dec
26% Nov 13
1
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Sunshine Biscuits
Aug 11
'
12%
52 %
1
common
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25
July 31
1865
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Sunray-Miil-Conl
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13
Chemical Corp
—
1
1
5
—
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.
27% July 24
..
34% Apr
Jan
6% Jan
8
July 15
43% Jun 17
27% Nov 13
2
30% Mar 19
2000
2
2
Jan
72
Mar 20
15 % Aug
6% Dec 30
1210
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5
69.
22% Aug 14
65% Oct
30
4
85% Aug
1—
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CorpA—_
Sundstrand Ma eh Tool
7
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12% Aug-14
16
291/2 May 16
Dec
20
Oct 20
Nov " 7
25% Aug
Apr 24
Dec
;
56
-
26
78
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39
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23
23
36
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36
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36
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15,300
54
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54%
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97,200
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82
85
86
91
92
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11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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\
29%
29%
30
29%
30
490
12,300
1
18
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6
3% Dec
30
18% Jan 31
8% Oct 21
Dec
34
Talcolt Inc
(James)
_9
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9% Jan
11
12
49
2
58% Nov
Temco
23
55% Feb
24
85% Nov
9
22% Jan
13
7%
7%
7 V4
1
.2.50
14%
14%
14%
Corp—
Corp
55%
55%
5«Va
57
32 Va
32%
32%
32%'
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
Texas
6
5
Dec
31
Texas
Gulf
33
Jan
2
37
Aug
24% Nov
8
30
7
Texas
Gulf
15% Feb
12
31% Jun 19
26% Jan
2
62% Oct
30
Texas
Instruments
Oct
22
40% Jun
24% Feb
25
39% Aug 22
Texas
Pacific
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26
15
10
4
57%-
57%
58%
32%
32%'
33
82
82 Va
83%
83'A
—33%
33%
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7%
7%'
14 Va
85%
82 Va
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Sulphur
i
3,600
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5,300
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84
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35,200
34 Va
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34
33%
34%
33%
34%
25,000
22
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
24
23%
24%
58%
59%
59'/a
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60%
607/8
60 Va
61%
106,800
12,900
10
34%
35%
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34%
34%
35%
35'A
35%
Coal
Oil
:
4,200
1
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8% Mar 15
Oct
10
Sub share ctfs
16% Oct
29
Jan
28
Texas
&
60% Nov
2
7
Texas
Utilities
125
4
98% Jan
2
2
2
44% Jan
7
9% Apr
28
19% Oct
30
3
15% Jan
2
22 Va Oct
30
Feb
28
35% Nov
6
14
Thompson
11
21
Jan
17% Jan
21
26
Aug
22
Dec
27
2
15 y4 Apr 12
10% July
8
14% Jan
2
14y2 July 18
13
Apr
2
23% Oct
100
No par
Ry
89% May
41% Feb
25
61% Oct
14
Aug
95 % Apr
59%
59%
common
%
18%
(18 Vb
22 Va
21 Va
21%
34%
34%
34%
35
1
13%
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14
18
*
■
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80
6
Nov
12
20
53% Ju.
15% Dec
23
12
Oct
22
21
56% July 22
23 Vu Dec
30
50
4%
Jan
2
Oct
46
2
May 20
Tidewater
12% Jan
Jan
7
common
10
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Timken
6
60%
23%
•
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.
I;
v
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82
24%
22
42%
43
1
23 Va
23%
14%
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32% Nov
5
23% Jan
9
37
Feb
3
21
17%Oct
14
20% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
Oct
21
34 %
July 16
27% Jan
3
40% Aug 25
1
58
24
57
Jan
29
52% Oct
16 '/a Dec
30
31% Jan
2
16% Jan
2
41% Oct
30
61
Jan
9
43% Feb
10
53
21% Dec 30
43
Oct 22
37% Jun
20
23% Feb
20
19% Dec
20
30% Jun
9% Dec
19
17
32% Dec
27
48% Jun
2% Oct
17
23%
24%
22%
21%
22
45%
44 Va
45
DAY
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
35
Sep
3
15% Jun
16
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
14%
2
32% Jan
8
37
Oct
2
30% Jan
10% Dec 30
8% Apr
-
9% Jun
19
12% Feb
2
22
7
2;
10% pet
5% Jan
11
5% Dec
18
22
37% July 22
Nov
14
124% July 10
83% Apr
29% Mar 19
27% Jar
90
24% Oct 22
86% Nov 15
75
Dec
30%
21
92
Jan
24
32 % July 18
103% Jun
15
5
Apr
81
Apr
70% Sep
4
7
81% Oct
31
64% Jun
S
40% Jan
13
Oct
21
31% Jan
8
24% Jan
-2
33'
Apr
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Nov
5
9';Jan
Union
27
.
Pacific RR Co
9% Mar
-2
35% pet
2
2
33% Nov
Dec
19
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3
52%. Jan
2
Apr
2
16
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6ct 14
152
; Jab
14
.77
Oct
115
Jan
2
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15
Dec
25% Oct
86
.
.
10-,
17
22'
Aug 22
18% Dec 30
;
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38
'
Oct -22'
NOV
26
6% Oct 28
22% Dec ; ■ 4
25% July 22
31%
100
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Apr
111
Jan
Jan
2
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31
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91
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27% May
10
71% Jun
13
Oct
•
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.
27'
19
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10
Jar
2
78
Oct
45
Oct
6% Jan
8
135% Jan
11
22% Jan
3
ie% Jan
11
2
47% Jan
2
50% Aug 28
.
--
8% Mai 13
30% Nov
-
-
.
Corp
11%
32 '/a
32%
31%
,
11%
12
39
36 Va
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>
31
13%
14
24%,
25%
r
3,300
52%
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33
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12
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39
39
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13%
24%
100
31%
52%
25%
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24
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19,300
1,300
13%
14
24%
33%
24%
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39,300
10%
10%
10%
5,400
20 Va
19%
87/a
19%
11,900
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39%
31 %
40%
117%
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31 Va
31%
31 Va
31%
93%
94%
95
73%
73%
73%
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82
46
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1
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21
21
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33
32%
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64
64%
63%
64%
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135
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71
29%
71%
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36
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1
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17
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8
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2
36% Nov
7
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23
38% Feb
19
34% Jab
2
46 % Nov
7
United Gas
11% May 16
16% Oct
13
-~B
Oct~23
6%
ju~Ti
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30
15 % Jar
31
1% Jan
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13
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23-
1%
42%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
42
42%
42%
43%
43 Va
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33 %
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33%
32%
43%.
32%
47% Sep
19
United 8hoe: Mach common——25
•
32
•
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90
25% Oct
22
39% Jut
26J. Jh;
20 % Oct
22
34% Jul} 16
51 % Apr
18
1%
1%
(Tbe )—1
Mercfa A Mfrs Inc
32% Oct 29
4
1
36.30Q
Park Ctty Mines Co
78% Aug 22
1?
16,400
17%
United
18
cv.r
13 %
17Va
United
76% Jul} 11
89% Dec 31
69% Dec
Xl2%
17%
6
35
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15%
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17 Va
21
1
4 -1,
15 %
13'A
17%
2% Oct
3
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15%
13 %
16%
17% Nov
12
6
15%
13%
16 Va
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Nov
Dei
16 Va
13 Va
16%
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75% Nov
39
15%
12
Jar
41
14% Oct 27
33
•
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2
65% Jar
14
153
45
Sep 23
37% May 20
48% Jap
8
Jan
2
37% Oct
6
47% Oct 24
94% Nov
7
171% May 2?
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7,200
4,700
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41%
40 %
41 %
39
40%
38%
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82 %
82
82
82
83
220
83
34
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35
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46
46
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42
•
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26,400
3,000
2,500
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2
30% Dee
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10% Jan
9
12 Dec
.
10
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10
United. Industrial Corp
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2
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1
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3,200
.
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400
57
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1
1
10,300
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30%
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43
8 Va
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•
72
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43
8
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2,700
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102
102
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21
31%
18
34%
21
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95
85
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33
10
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31
17,500
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41
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40
31%
93
40%
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54
32
53
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31 Va
1,200
11,100
51
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7
23%
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10%
1
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16% Oct: 13
'33% Dec 30
11% Jan
34% Jan
53%
23
No par
United-Carr'Fastener
15
53%
23
19%
No-par
United Board A Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
13
32% Sep
53%
22%
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51%
_No par
$4.50preferred—
6
May 21
53 %
23
10%
United Biscuit
45
54
22 Va
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1,300
18,200
-
20%'
,
100% .Mar 12
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9
convertible
of
39%
19
15
Apr
39%
10%
37
Aug
29%
20,200
10%
29
108'
39%
61,500
.
18%
United ..Aircraft Corp common
4%
Aug
24
11% Dec
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39%
24%
preferred——-106
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1
*
36
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46% May
8
'7% May 20
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38%,
32
10%
of
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United
.
69% Aug
143
27% Oct 24
1
Union
38%
31%
18%
26% Oct
31
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3
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13%
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Union'Tank Car Co
1
No par
24% Feb
<4
18% May
21% Jan
31
33% May
43% Jan
48
8,
26% Jan
24% Nov 22
20% Dec 23
18% Oct 22
4
15%
39
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7% Nov- 6
32
16%
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No par
No par
$4 aeries
California
Oil
30%
32
12
5
Prelerred $4.50 series
Preferred
3,700
32%
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16
32%
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Union
/
14%
62%
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25
24
2
89% Feb
23
14%
62
No par
Corp—
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Mar 24
94;'
79% Jan
Dec
-
,
29
54% Jun
68
Aug 20
78% Sep 16
40
23
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84
15
61%
31%
53 %
Union
Union
-
32
11%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
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—No par
Union .Electric Co common
10
7
7,700
14%
61
:
:1;
5,300
16%
32
1
(The)—
(The)—_
Corp
19,900
*
32%
1
;
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
7
2
81% Feb
82
29
Udyllte
■
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Corp
Underwood
>
41% Nov
17
Sep
May
22
119% Nov
Mar 25
100% Jan
10
26% Oct
Oil
TXL
\
12% Jan
16% Apr 29
33% Jun 26
13
24
32
50
prior preferred—*
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Twin
28
13% Jan
18
26% Oct
■
15 Va Oct
3% Jan
23%
61
15
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15%
53%
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4,000
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22
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82
31
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3
10
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2
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22
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24
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G0%
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23%^-
32
22 %
j,
3
,13%,;"*."
16%
51 %
21% Jan
53% Nov
*22%
30%
53%
6
45
12,300
Va
31%
1
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
14
IT
13
*
38%
1
50
Jan
50
24
27
10,400
31,700
15%.
5
Inc
Jan
12% Nov 14
12% Dec
32% Oct
Airlines
$2.70 preferred—
13
3,400
35%
29 Va
Tri-Continental Cotp common
7
22
Oct
21%
35 Va
13%
',
31
No par
Preferred series A (conv)
—50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
,j
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
50% Sep
-
Apr
30% Oct
World
Trans
i
f.
8,300
42%
CLOSED
59%
Ex-distrlbution
Transue & Williams Steel
30
9% Oct
26
.
18
21%
13%
60%
17%
35%
82
'
Transamerica Corp_
21% May 15
July
i
i
400
ELECTION
15
59%
5
2
(The)—
Co (The)-—-—
11,600
120
60
22
34%
..
'1'
59 Va
STOCK
EXCHANGE
18%
21%
"
23%
*22%
22%
No par
Bearing
Edison Co
Toledo
Trane
fr'
,
23%
*81
25
Ti^hman Realty ■& Construction
Sep
2
15
July 10
64% Oct 21
15
Oil
5
100
$1.20 preferred
24
42
—,
I
preferred
•>%
■;
59%
...
Common
,
28% Aug
5
25% Apr 18
36% Jan
13% Mar 20
Oct
2
22
31
19% Nov 21
36
Jan
21% Oct
20
13
Dec
30
8
90
81% Oct
18
42% May 27
26
Feb 27
19% Dec 30
21
8
14
*22%
7
15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
(J R)
'
60%
17%
18%
21%
5
50c
,
15%
15%
120
60
60%
No par
«.«,
16'A
120
120
123
*118
►
¥
-•
46
16 Va
16%
125
15%
16 y4
59%
Co
Co
$1.25 conv nreferred
22
Oct 28
Inc
16 %
*118%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
28
10'/2 Jan
Textron
1
ex-dlstribution
Thermoid Co
Jan
49
9
15 Va Oct
10
Pacific
% May
21% Jan
160
87'/a Nov 13
38% Jan
6 % Jan
j.
ft
•
22
■
(,
Texas
5% Oct
1
■
23,300
1
inc
Jrfh
,
>
7%.
14%
80%
25
Co
14% Dec
y2 May
'
4
7%
32%
7%
14%
14%
56%
1
Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee
7
33% Oct
2
25% Mai 18
iun~6
76'/a
TeiAutograph
16% Aug 14.
35% Jan
60 y4 Jan
54% Feb
24
2,100
'
8% Jan
24,000
4'
\
-,
1
i
3,500
!
10,100
\
I
80
1
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, November 10, 1958
(1944)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan.
Year 1937
5% Oct
Nov
Jan
41% Sep
2
24
46% Jan
3
2
155% Jan 25
25% Deo 12
51% Jaa
13
90% Nov
6
143% Oct
3
158% Jun
12
19% Jan
2
32% Jun
16
11% Oct
29
Jan
47% Feb
12
23% Jan
32% Nov
6
4
18% Jan
8% Jan
39
12
Jun
27% Jan
23
Jan
2
68
Deo
24% NOV
4
36% Jun
9% Jun
13
Oct 21
87
Mar
4
73
Sep
79
Dec
12
94
Aug 20
82
Jan
30
49% Jan
4
31% Apr
7
Jan
24
Jun
12
25
Dec
30
136% Jun 20
Mar
1
31
Aug
1
22
9% Oct
44% Oct
154
Jan
22
2
33
Nov
7
11
2
41%
Apr 14
Jan
22
35
•
•
10
Jaa
Oct 14
53% July 29
,
2
5% July
.
87
Jan 21
68% Jaa
10
6% Jaa
a
12% Deo 20
18
Apr IT
jun 28
75
Nov
Oct 21
0
88
Apr
a
155
Fob
0
30% Jun
21'
jun
18% Dec 31
21
7
30
17
Oct
10
71
/ Feb
24
65% NOV 22
78
Jun
12
57
Sep
4
22
Oct
1
29% Apr
10
24% Jan
2
25
Dec
19
-OO'/aJau
3
27
% Jail
2
40% Oct
4% Dec
20
13% Jan
9
5 % Jan
2
11 % Aug
12% Dec 24
18
0
13% Jaa
21
29
May 7
14% July 16
21% Jaa
Apr
81
45% Jan
20
Dec
8% NOV
7
40
Oct
23
Oct
25
DOC
47
J 24
Sop
124
Aug 23
23% Oct 22
9
V 31% Oct 30
3
30% Oct
13
Van Raalte
7
14% Sep
29
17
79% Nov
6
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar
5%
23% Jan
77% Feb
Victor
-33% Oct 20
2
6
3
8o
8
13
Jan
2
22
Oct
70'/a Dec 30
124
Apr 22
79
Jan
2
101
Oct
21% Oct 11
28
May 22
2674 Jan
8
97% Jun 21
78% Jun 20
111
12% Dec 31
25% Jan
Feb
12
101
85
90
Mar 27
83
May 28
98
Mar
82
July 24
93
Mar 13
35% Oct
Apr
9
24% Dec
19
29
12% May 24
10% Dec
11
20% Aug 12
3
95
24% Apr
11
Jan
37% July 11
10% Oct
,
Oct
88
21% Aug 12
1
8
May 13
35% Nov
6
12% Mar
4
Jan
17% Oct
29
18% Oct
30
88% Sep
9% Jan
14% Jan 20
74
Jan
Jan
84
3
5
13
95% Oct
87a
25%
26 Ve
85%
85%
86
86
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 Ve
39%
77
75%
75%
*75%
77
75 V4
75%
*96%
99
*96%
99
*9674
43 %
44
43%
44 Va
44
44%
142 %
144
143%
145V4
1*5
145 74
75 %
97%
43%
6%%
24
preferred——.
EXCHANGE
144 %
50
33
37%
38
DAY
51
145%
24%
25 Va
24%
25 Va
35%
353i
35%
35%
14%
14%
14%
14 Va
14%:,
14V4
14%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6V4
19%
9VB
19%
7% ;
*17%
76%
77%
78
78J
29%
29%
29
30
29%
30%
42%
42%
42%
43Va
•43 Va
43%
;
•
,
i *
10 %
77%
197,100
,77%
29
43%
.50
5,20C
29%
43%
'
154
154;
155
*150
155
19
9%
10%
10%
9%
76%
56
3,00c
9
9
9%
*17%
150
2.00C
4,000
.
87
*86
87
87i
-
9%
19%
-
7%
7
87
9
■'
11,700
V
35%
*35
*17%
/
9%
*17%
%
87
88
*75%
2,300
145%
25%
35%
9%
187,800
89%
145%
25
6%
*153
1,300
145%
25%
:V~
900
3,800
145%
145
*86%
90C
V
38
87
90%
88
89%
1C
%
50%
*50%
86%
140
29,30C
33
36%
51
50
ELECTION
87
*32%
37%
50%
1,12C
12,60C
99
32%
32 Va
8,20C
26 Va
25%
37%
37%
145%
V
8%
31%
CLOSED
31%
14 Yd
•
1,800
130
155
154
■;
"
,.
"*24%
31
24%
68%
.67%
30%
30%
31%
30%
36%
37 Va
10
'
'21%
21%
"
28%
•'
10 %
10%
10%.
22
221
28%
10%
21%,
,38%
22
1
29
/,
■
10%
77
76%
3774
38
'
78
?.28
2874
10
10%
78%
-
10
10%
75%
1.106
67 Va
25
'
*
•
.'24%
*66%
35%
10%
2574
68%'
30%
36%
10
25%
68%
68%
31
25%
25%
68%
35%
16
100
100
.
STOCK
*35%
,
100
preferred
100
*8%
24:%
com—.No par
preferred
convertible
5%
5%%
10C
85
85%
Virginia Elec & Pwr. C'o com—8
$5 preferred
——100
$4.04 preferred
—100
$4.20 preferred
———100
$4.12 preferred
...
100
Virginian Ry Co common
—10
6%
preferred
:—10
Vulcan Materials C'o common
1
*
14
6,500
8%
44
26
50
:—100
:
32%:
*8%
35
144%
Co—6%
partic preferred..
div
6%
24
90% July
99% Apr
preferred
32%
*8%
36%
Co
Va-Carolina Chemical
May 20
113
Aug 29
89% Nov
1
May
3%%
14
Mar
84
*4112
32%
25%
*31
—2.50
com—100
noncumulalive preferred—100
Chemical Works common—.5
Vlck Chemical
441/4
32
3%
143%
10
Co Inc
*41 »/4
44
31%
85
97%
-5
prelerred.
conv
10%
25%
42%
Vicks Shreve <fe Pacific Ry
33'/a Jhly 16
Oct 30
31%
'■
$2.28
8
2
7J
*
Van Norman
2
10%
10%
10%
*42%
10,200
10%
10%
37%
Corp of America— .—1
Industries Inc com_2.50
Vanadium
14
11%
42%
31%
9,200
34
*33
34
8%
B 2nd
27
24% Aug 27
Oct 25
Oct 21
124
123
«
Shares
10%
10%
10%
101a
*33
34
84%
preferred
14
Corp common.—30c
preferred
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco <;om_No par
8% preferred
—100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
47494 preferred
s
—100
Utah Power & Light Co
... 12.80
30
47% Sep
27
the Week
Nov. 7
25%
$3.50 convertible
155% July 11
I-
18% May 12
Friday
Nov. 6
10%
8
42%
No par
preferred—25
Class
10'
*33
34
10%
Thursday
Nov. 5
31%
United Wbelan
25
24
•31% Oct 13
3
Jaa
142:
6
30
77% Jan
19% May I
32% Feb 14
jun
*33
noncumulalive
Corp...
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
7% Sep
8
4% Jaa
74% Jaa 22
41
30% Oct 22
135
»
July 21
13
/
-6% May II
70
Jan 21
2
21
Jan
8
88% Oct
9% Oct
8
8
5% Dec 23
10% Nov
15% Oct
5% Oct 29
Dec 31
Hoffman Mach
United Stockyards
12
14% Sep
S
7%
38% May 16
Sep 25
15% Fob
36
68
4% Jan
3
22
25% Jan
140
73% Jaa
48% Dec 19
17
14
Sep
21% Jan
64% Jan
61% Jan
30
Dec
100
22% July 16
156
25
44
3
80 % Mar
15
3
17% Feb
13
40% Sep
26% Mar
69
30% Dec
17
Oct
88
Jan
66
17
27% Oct
8% Apr
4
135
U
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
.
11%
10%
U S Tobacco Co common
Jan
37% Jan 24
9
Oct 30
23
Aug 23
17 Va Dec
63
2
25
17% Apr 22
45
8
22 Yz Dec
8
16% Sep
common__82%c
5% class A preference
50
U S Industries
Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
U S Lines Co common
1
4%%
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
5
U S Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
100
3%% preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co common
5
8% non-cum 1st preferred
100
U 3 Shoe Corp
1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
1% preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
.16%
1% preferred
100
36
31
8Va Dec 23
37
Highest
% Jan
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Lowest
7
7
17% Jan
22
Dec
24
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
6
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
79%
-
i" 10%
22
•
,
140
31
3.30C
fx
6,200
37%-
3,30*:
10%
*28
V.
8,600
2874 '
;
1,600
12,300
1,-900
22
.•
10.
1074 v
79
79
*118
*118
*118
*118
*118
*118
*118
*118
32%'
32%'
32%
19%
92%
88
34%
33%
34!
'
103%
104
104%: 105
87
*89
90-'%
*88%
90
a
90
2,8©C
33%
9,300
89
33 >/4
337 a
105
;
1057 a
.105
*84
'
87
*84
87
90
*88
90
*88
90%
8974
*89
)
360
105
87
*84
*84
2,66c
88
33%
87%
89
34
8,700
.
19
18%
19
187 a
33%
80
Va
19%
90
32%
*76
80
*76
187a
19%
33%
32 Va
327a
80
*77
80
*77
*89
91
*89
-
90
~20
".
91
10,500
35%
33%
34%
33 Va
35%
3474
35-%
35
12
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%'
1274
12%
12,700
1674
16%
15%
16%.
21,10C
16%
16 Ve
16%
16%
1874
83
8774
87% '
9574
*95
95%
95
95
69
*66
70
*66
2,IOC
1874/
*87%
70
13%
18%
18
18 V*
87%
87%
87%
88
95
95
95
*66
69
,
18 Va
18%
70
'
140
w
60
Oct
22
32
Dec
30
77
Jan
24
56Y« May IB
12% Oct
22
14
27% Dec
31
31
Aug
6
Aug
8
60% May 20
33% Jan
2
12% Jan
8
13 %
Oct~22
11% Dec
30
80
28
8
,
Oct
Oct 22
16% Dec
May"29
27% Jan
2
25% Jan
15
16% July 12
11% July 17
11% Aug 29
95% Jan 24
84
Jan
16% Jan
2
8
Apr
3
18%
13
8
16% Jan 30
30
28% Jan
42% Feb
12
68% July 18
56
Jan
13
30% Oct
22
38% Mar 28
34% Jan
2
30
Oct
22
36% Jan
17
34% Jan
24% Dec
30
34% May 24
25
19% Dec
30
19% Mar
23
2
22 % Oct
14
26% May 3
3% May 15
34% Jan 20
42
Aug
14
48% Jan 23
15% Dec
23
39% Jan
23% Oct
21
1% Nov 21
72 % Feb
24
43% Oct 24
15
Nov
3
6
Walgreen
Nov
7
Walker
16% Feb
4
Walworth
14
Mar 21
95
Apr 25
10% Aug
7
10
2.50
40
NOV
5
26% Nov
5
1% Jan
3
Jan
10
3% Aug 14
35% Oct
9
44% Jan
15
49% July 28
Bros Pictures
Warner
90
28% Jun
8
15% Jan
13
B
25% Jan
Mar 20
4
105
20
95
Jan
28
86
7
•93
Feb
18
84
79% Nov
32
Oct
11
92"% Nov 11
17% Oct
47% Jan
11
104% Mar 20
2
95% Oct
Nov
81% Sep
Sep
Sep
6
65
Mar
24% Oct
33% Nov
1U5
99% Jun
29
94
96% Mar
28
4
7
May 20
23
31% Feb
4
13
Jun
44% Oct
Washington Water
Welbllt
Oil &
4.80%
103
May
24% Nov
4.10%
Power
5
Western
48% Jan 13
62
,
Jan
3
81% Sep
15
4%
67% Sep 19
20% Jan
4
42% Jan
2
66% Oct
29
Western
Pacific
Jan
2
28% Nov
6
Western
Union
Dec
31
41% Dec 11
14% Oct
22
17% Dec
30
52% Feb
12
79% Aug
33% May 14
68% July 8
92
Mar 25
19
July 22
129% Feb
4
33% Dec 24
69% Jaa
2
82% Nov 13
96% Jan
9
128
63
15
Nov
7
22% Nov
3
Feb
10
73% Nov
6
100
Oct
27
26% Mar 22
16% Feb 21
28% Oct
14
8
56
Jan
21
67% Nov
6
25
28% Mar 14
26
Jaa
7
49% Oct
21
34% Oct 21
53% May 24
100% Jan
7
40% Jaa
2
61
Nov
5
30
Dec
6
24 % Oct
90
Dec
10
4% Dec
23
13% Jaa
10
20% Oct 22
29% Jan
14
26
Oct
24
47
27
Nov
12
62 % Jun
13
68
May 17
Sep 11
13% Nov 21
4
Nov 12
18% Feb
8
28% Oct 17
116
Aug
9
18% Nov 14
20
Feb 18
16% July
75
8
Jan
II
19% Jan
9
6% Jan 2i
29% Dec 31
84
May 13
131
Mar 19
22% Feb
Dec
30
35
35% Dec
28
45% Jan
45 % Nov 20
13
July
6
6
95
Lines
100
White Dental
Motor
5%%
2
Sep
5
4% Jar
2
8% Oct
9
5
1
6
$3
5
Wilcox
32% Jun
6
25% July
37% Nov
Jan
13
46% Aug
30
15% Jan
30
Jan
2
71
12% July 31
30% Oct
15
Jas
2
26% Jan
8
31% Jar
2
37
122% Oct 20
135
4
20% Jai
30
85% July 10
Feb
13
7% Aug 25
40% Nov
7
Jun
27
Mar 25
8
21% Jar
2
25% July 16
32% Oct 14
16
36% Jan
2
507a Oct
7
29
White
Ry
2nd
Air
Mfg
Co
2
97
2
88% Sep 16
11% Oct 22
Wrlgley
31% Oct
23% Nov
6
25% Oct
22
6«% Dec
19
16%* Dec
81
—
x
tonUrldend
8% Apr
11
4% Jan
2
34% July
fl
23% Apr
16
35% Jan
2
25% Feb
25
123% Jan
30
2
May 27
—
68% Jan
16
Apr
67% Feb
Jun
14
5
2o7o
27a
3a
2%
274
74
2674
3
*26
1,400
2674
1,600
3
4,300
35
35
35%
3574
35 %
700
4774
47 74.
4774
4774
47
4774
300
5574
56%
*35
400
2,000
3374
11.000
260
32 %
32%
32%
97
97
97
*96
96%
90
90
90
*90
92
86
*8474
86
10
4174
40%
42
7,000
5
40%
99
99
99
*97%
%
22 Va
*87%
86
86
40%
4074
40%
♦97%
99
23 Yz
23%
22 Va
22%
*93
97
70 7-8
70%
99
24'/a
2274
97
7274
*8474
4074
*97%
10
10
23%
2474
2374
2374
8,900
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81
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6474
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6474
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27
27
28
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2874
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2874
110,70c
15,700
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120
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94
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94
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49%
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27%
26 Va
27%
67%
67 Va
67 Va
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100
67 Va
47
47 Va
46%
4774
4674
47 Va
3,700
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60
61
59%
6074
5974
60
8,200
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98
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42%
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10
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100
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98%
9874
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4074
11,600
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24
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3774
3774
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43 74-
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3074
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30 Va
3074
83
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125
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83
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1,100
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35
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10
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30
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30%
30%
3074
10
48%
48 Va
48%
49%
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49%
4974
6474
.
49 Va
657a
65%
64%
65 Va
64 Yz
65%
87%
87 %
877a
87%
80%
87
87 74
2,000
13,000
84%
84%
85
85
85
85%
85
8574
11
1074
11
5,300
87 Va
(Wra), Jr
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
19% Sep
19
28
19474 Sep
22
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Radio Corp
1
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11
11%
11
1174
29%
30%
2974
3074
30%
31
33 Va
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
112%
18%
128
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114
18%
19 Va
12974
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128 Va
—
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19
129%
117
1874
13074
8,800
-
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10
preferred 4%% series—100
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118%
19%
132
30%
32%
210
5,100
*
317a
32%
8.900
16,200
600
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16.900
18%
1974
3,460
130%
131 Va
6.606
117
—-
119
f
4,900
35 Va
125
2474
65 Va
(Del)
.
30
42%
34%
24%
774
98%
38
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34%
125
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10
Co
Corp
7
6,100
2674
47%
98
Inc
...
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95
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Inc
:
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46%
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(F W) Co
*
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common—1
20
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62,600
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20
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Va
96
90
88
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32
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97
97
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39
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9
2
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74
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10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__.No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
10
36% Aug 26
119% Oct 13
39
"
2174
Worthlngton
Prior
39
40
327a
Yale
4% Dec 27
66% Oct
41
79
preferred
Iron
27
2,300
40%
3574
5
Woolworth
45% Feb
20,900
46%
41
64%
preferred
Woodward
80 % Jan
8574
46%
4074
21%
100
Public
78% Jan
3
8474
47
41
63%
common
Wisconsin
88% Jan
8474
4074
*77%
preferred
68% July 18
92% Mar 19
82
47
22
56%
10
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
10
22
83%
4'7
100
Brake
Winn-Dixie Stores
22
Oct
217a
80%
No par
preferred
& Co Inc common
78% Dec
20
47%
35 Va
*47
69
Co
Wilson-Jones
75
874
8 Ve
4574
.
41
3
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com
Telegraph
convertible
6%
3
5
100
_.
Windsor
800
2,800
874
22
217a
45%
com__No par
preferred
$4.25
9
*89%
90
7.70C
21
1
Sewing Machine
preference
Wilson
89%
22
80 Va
100
RR
Prior
Oil
8974
874
874
22
100
Inc
Maryland
Westingliouse
91 % Jan
23% Nov
90
12
*89 74
74
100
common
Supply Co
preferred
noncum
White
1274
8,700
56%
3.80% preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common..—10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred
.80
7
12,100
1274
2174
92% Apr 21
13
14 Va
12
56%
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
Jan
1374
12
21
C
53% Oct
1474
567a
24
125
14
12
21%
69% Nov
8'
2
7
1474
56 %
29% Oct
Aug
.May
13%
20%,
2
33% APT
83% Jan
36
56%
24
83
34%
26
17% Jan
119
35
39 Va
100
pfd
Auto
4.80%
Western
3474
26%
55% Jun
68% jan
15% Dec
55
Air
Western
3374
39
5
4%%
6
95
2
3374
4
Co__
West Va Pulp & Paper
4 % %
preferred
87% July 11
88% July 11
Apr
2,800
Corp—
preferred series B
preferred series C
98
24
4774
1
88
14% Jun
46%
2674
50
Coal
19% May 13
14% Jan
2
Aug 12
48% Dec 23
4774
39
2.50
com
West Penn Electric Co
9
1,500
46
5
1
Snowdrift
Kentucky
4.20%
1474
46
5
preferred
West Penn
14%
90
8074
40%
Stamped
West
47%
14"a
1274
21%
No par
Power
48%
14%
974
9
4o
Corp
Wesson
1274
No par
Knitting Mills
Wayne
25% July 31
16% July 30
22
5
Inc
Waukesha Motor Co
11
3
*8974
1
Pharmaceutical —1
West Indies Sugar
52% Apr
4
1
100
Corp
Warner-Lambert
2
14
Co common
Washington Gas Light Co
41% May 19
13%
preferred
Industries
Ward
23% Sep 17
88% Sep 29
5
3374
4774
14%
4474
33 74
Co
47
Nov
4474
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Co
3,10u
48
4774
14%
ELECTION
15
47'/a
DAY
14%
4474
4874
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.
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STOCK
4774
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
—15
(Hiram) G & W
Ward Baking
6%
100
preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
Waldorf System
47% Nov
36
7
Jan
Wabash RR 4%%
.distributed.
:
'
Number 5793
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Record
Bond
(1945)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
The
Italic
letters
in
the
column
headed
"Interest
Period"
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
in
one
each
the
case
32nds of
more
or
month
Year 195 %
102.14 Nov
Lowest
102.14 Nov
5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
Nov. 3
EXCHANGE
5
Low
Treasury 4s
Oct
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
*101.22
—Jun
*94
-
.
-
PRICES
Thursday
Nov. 5
Low
High
100.30
15 1990
Feb
SALE
Wednesday
101.30
*100.22
;
__
Treasury 3 Vis
11969
„Nov 15 1974
Treasury 3%s
HIGH
AND
Nov. 4
High
mature,
.
Tuesday
Monday
bonds
the
when
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY- YEARLY
-
102.14
Sales for
Nov. 7
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds (#)
$5,000
102.14
♦101.26
102.2
*101.24
102
*100.26
101
*100.22
100.30
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.
.
101.2
*100.26
94.8
Friday
Nov. 6
Low
High
94.18
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94.14
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94.16
97.12 Aug 15
*92.2
92.10
*92.8
92.16
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92.16
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92.16
May 15 1985
*92
92.8
*92.6
92.14
*92.2
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•92.2
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97.12 Aug 15
15 1978-1983
Treasury 3 Vis
Feb
*96.28
97.2
*97.2
97.8
*97.4
97.10
*97.2
97.8
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Treasury 3s
15 1964
__Aug 15 1966
Feb
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Sep
—.
Dec
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
I
15 1961
15 1960-1965
*96.2
__Feb
15 1958
Nov
15 1961
_
*96.8
96.14
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96.14
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91.20 Mar 28
37.16 July
87.16
8
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90.24
Aug 15 1963
*94.12
94.16
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*94.16
15 1963-1969
*89.14
89.22
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*89.14
Jun
15 1964-1969
*88.14
88.22
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92.24
93.9
Nov
93.9
Nov
29
94
Jan
96 .16 Sep
24
105.16 Feb
Apr
23
88.10
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88.6
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15 1967-1972
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15 1967-1972
*87.26
88.2
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88.2
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88
Jun
15 1959-1962
*95.4
95.8
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95.14
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95.12
Dec
15 1959-1962
*94.22
94.26
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94.30
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94.30
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94.30
Nov
*97.18
97.22
*97.19
97.23
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97.23
♦97.18
97.22
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Bank
99.8
&
Development
Nov
1
1980
*102.16
103.16
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103.16
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103.16
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1
101.16
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102
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102
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1
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1978
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—
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97.16
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1979
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97.16
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1
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96.16
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15
2
95
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15
1971
♦93
1975
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1
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—
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1972
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1
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15
1959
*99.8
—Feb
15
1960
*98
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15
1961
•96
2s
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15
1962
*93.16
——
Serial bonds
:
2s—
—Sep
of 1950
__A„
-.
asked price. No sales
transacted this day.
flThis issue has not
as
New York Stock
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Exchange
Period
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94
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Last
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Sale Price
High
92
series
No.
10
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102 3,b
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—June-Dec
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1980—
96.16
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11
3%s
Corporate Stock
*95.16
98
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3%
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Friday's
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96
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98
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6
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90
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16
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88.22
15 1967-1972
-
15 1964-1969
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82.16 Sep
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105 .16 Feb
Nov
96.16 Apr
90.22
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29
7
104 24 Feb
25
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Jun
International
96.16 Apr
90.22
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99
88.24
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Jan
94
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96.24 Aug 15
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8
May~31
3916 Oct
r
106.24
106.5
*89.14
89.22
1962-1967
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Treasury 2Vis
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Treasury 2Vis
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7
_Jun
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91.20 Mar 28
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—
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12
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13
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14
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series
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15
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16
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17
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series
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18
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19
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series
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20
series
3
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—
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21
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series
No.
23
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series
No.
24
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-
—
94%
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96
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97%
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95
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94
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1968__Mar-Sept
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1966
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Feb-Aug
June-Dec
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5Vis
Mar-Sept
1980
loan
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external
series
No.
27
June-Dec
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99
99%.
99
series
No.
28
June-Dee
♦93
98
94
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29
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30
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1957
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82
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A
2001—
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to
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14
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secured
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1
__
141
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1962—A— Mar-Sepl
197.7—
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171
—-A..—. Mar-Sept
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18
1
1973-:
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84
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debs
84'%
71
105
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1984
debs
A_:
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109%
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2001
debentures
s
i
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\
to
subord
1995——:
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sub
1976
—
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1950
inc
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82
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3s
1977——-—V—
debentures
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81
49
78'%
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——
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,
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,
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§ A Gs s f gold extl ('27 loam 1952
April-Oct
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81
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ii
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141
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c
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81
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44%
first
Arbor
Atchison
102%
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—April-Oct
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A 4 Vis
assented
1968—
1969
debenUires
5 V
98
:
*81
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6s
(Republic of)
A4%s
1st
,
139
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debentures
Co
101%
170
82
———
A
94
106%
92'%
167
80
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:
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1973
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181
98%
.
139
1983-A_^r-'—a.AA_A_May-lVo«
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debentures
Atlanta
*43
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'
1990
101%
99
168%
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debs
conv
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.
reduced
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debentures
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197
97%
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'
101
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^
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1984^—. Mar-Sep I
debentures
American
i4
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
92
91
16
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1971..—
debentures
3'%s
102
176
96
June-Dec
.
96%
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1968
(City of) 5'as extl 1973
APcru
debentures
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Mar-Sepl
—
1977
1973
debentures
3s
,
1953
26
34'%
95%
100
111
*98
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Feb-Any
———
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extl
6s clue
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1972
100
99'%
*90
1982..„_
debentures
Armour
Oriental
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adj
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1986—«ai )-././■/
debentures
4
101'%
157
*97
.98%
-
42
1966—A—June-Dec
debentures
4%s
50
95%
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SANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952———
—Fcb-A«y
4'.28 debt
48%
97%
—-Feb-Aug
1963
A
1973
debs
2%s
95%
April-Oct
94'%
84%
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debentures
1980—:
—_———,Fob-A«f/
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^April-Oct
5s
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extl
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1970—May-Nov
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97
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:
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102
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junior
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17
debentures 1987_i_AL.——1.Jan-June
& Foundry Co —
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%
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*13
;
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f debs 1964—May-Nov
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s
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—
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1933
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„
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87%
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10
92
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
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f debentures 1980—
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Jan-July
assented
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78
88
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1979—I—)
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American
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1945
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of
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§ A 4s
3'As
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1984—i—_—
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s
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s
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Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
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Allied Chemical & Dye 3Vis debs 1978
April-Oct
18%
„
101%
102
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RAILROAD
& Susquehanna RR 4'%s
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_
1978_Feb-Aug
——Jan-July
1971——.
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Co
3'%s
mortgage
Albany
17
•
(1942 agree't) 1963.Jan-July
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1st
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44%.
II
*13%
Southern
Great
Alabama
106
187%
>
10%
1968.Jan-July
agreem't)
20
—June-Dec
1968
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Alabama
102%
23
100
100%
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140
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187
100
92'%
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—June-Dec
73.%
201
*179
6'%s 1954
f $ bonds 1978—.——
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35
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(Colombia)
30-year 3s
Mexican
70%
May-Nov
———
1975—
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Feb-Aug
—_—
1965
due 1965 extended to
as
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
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§ A Warsaw
1977———
95
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external readjustment 1984
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40
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1952
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.
87
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.
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s
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s
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s
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1980—
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High
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1968——AJ..——-A-,;——-Jan-July
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.
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,
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76
Sale Price
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High
96
Last
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New York Stock Exchange
Jar1. J
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
bold
1936—
or
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Monday, November 10, 1958
NOVEMBER 7
Week's Range
Last'
Sale Price
1924
of
1972
Conversion
uollar
4s
of l—Ext
Period
FOR WEEK ENDED
...
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
3s
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1946)
73
107%
86
87
83 %
82%
100
10"
94%
76
85
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Number 5793.
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
I
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
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707-4
84%
91%
94
91%
91%
——
—-—Jan-July
June-Dec
61%
*„
April-Oct
1982
■
*8274
May-Nov
1978
98%
94
102%
11%
81%
debentures
1774
Harpen
10974
121%
90
9774
9474
9774
9274
10474
May-Nov
*87
92
*89
92
86%
89
1970—„June-Dec
33
33
31
37
92
Water
95
Mining
Corp
4728
1970—
Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
High Authority of the European *
t
Coal and Steel Community—
5%s secured (7th senes)' 1975,
5s secured
(11th series)
1978
Hocking Valley Ry first 4>%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 274s 1970S
:
_
474s
4s
debentures
sinking
s
58
f
s
f
fund
•
1968—
debentures
1978
debentures 1977
1982
—.—
debentures
89%
91%
75%
85%
93
167% 16774
106
9874
1
105% 10774
48
9874
30
*8874
98
142%
10074
93
170%
108%
97
99
100
99
♦100
r_Jan-J«Zy
-Jan-July
-Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
—Jan-July
Jan-Jul#
84
50
*93
..Jan-July
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Jan-July
♦—
*75
—
first mtge- 274s 1976—Mar-Sept
Hertz
109%
9974
1969
mortgage 3 %s
93
102
84
364
series A
Utilities 274s
mortgage
95
10374
58
*68
Feb
mtge inc 5s series A1 July
General
89
125
75%.
Feb
B
184
7C74
Jan-July
■
4
1017^2 1013/4
118
certificates
98%
Ohio RR—
General mtge Inc 4s series B Jan
1st & ref M 374s series G 1980L
84
—
86%
10574 10574
82
'
Mobile &
91%
101
*98
7614
2 74s-series R 1961-.—Jan-July
Bay & West debentures ctfs A
A Debentures
Gulf
.
89
-
80
90
mortgage 274s series Q 2010
General mortgage
AGreen
87
—
93
122
Jan-July
1976_^—
mortgage 3%s series N 1990
—
101
Jan-July
i
General
90
474s
General
86
1977—a.—
Co first
subord debs 1978
conv
Northern
Great
474s
Alstr mortgage 4s (1942 series)
*90
11674
101%
Grace
—
;
*108
95 '
100
90%
244
121% 123
—
91
1
83
98
374s '66-May-Nov
;
1st mtge
10
19
85%
*84
May-ZVo»
92%
79
8774
9274'
Jan-July
April-Oct
121%
93
92%
—
138
Goodrich
1274
-
93
—
90%
97 %
95
—
101%
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981
10474 105 74
April-Oct
1975
—
85%
94%
*96
—
111
'>
100
94
10674 106%
—
79
85%
133
88%
*84
105%
4
92%
105
88%
*93 74
'
83%
99%
166
137
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
;
1977
income
conv
Hackensack
2001
4%s conv debs 1972
•
;
Continental Baking 3s debentures
Co
& Utilities
80
—'.
Feb-Aup
4
Can
Realty
A 4s
Cuba—
first mtge 274s
474s 1987
Continental
General
87
*—
84
82%
99%
103%
107
82
82
80
97
95
._Mar-Sept
May-tlov
76
*83
-A
Mar-Sept
1983
Power
mortgage
86
80%
i
May-Nov
1982
inc
Corp
debentures
100
—
June-Dec
of
Motors
4s
—
Feb-Aup
Railroads
General
18674
June-Dec
,
1982
debentures
Consolidated
90
108
April-Oct
;
1979
debentures
9174
79
debentures
debentures
5s
86
100%
Jan-July
1968
1978
debentures
474s
-,
1986
274s
Gas
86%
89
105%
*88
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct.
1976
debentures
3748
<Balt)
1976
1st ref mtge s f 274s series X
,
97%
June-Dec
Light & Power
series T
86
*85
April-Oct
1963
»o%
83
76-
102 %
113
77
*90%
86
115
6274
100%
Mar-Scpl
Jan-July
May-"Nov
April-Oct
7974
88
.Jan-July
9774
•
*—
Apr-Oct
83%
June-Dec
1984
95
10074 10074
97%
10074
Jan-July
78
*84%
—
i
96%
76
100%
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88
4
t
137
87%
..Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
9774
95%
106
8574
78
May-Nov
-_
1982
H
97%
41
105
*8474
73
234S ser C 1972_Ju?ie-Dec
First and refund mtge 3s ser D 1972——May-ZVou
First and refund mtge 3s ser E 1979
Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aup
64
98
8374
Mar-SepZ
;
3s
debentures .1969
3%s debentures 1972
General
1977_AprzZ-Oct
and
96%
61
__
95%
Jan-July
1901
1964
16
86%
1982.Mar-Sept
First
i
debentures
General
First
88%
60
—-
97
AprZZ-Oat
1980
' 274s debentures
r
York—
New
129%
77.%
■
__
159%
82%
381
—
152%
May-Nov
374s debs 1976
Acceptance Corp¬
91%
..April-Oct
274s s f debentures 2001
ApriZ-Oct
Compania Salitrera—See Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
:
95%
June-Dec
Corp
debentures.
se
82
June-Dec
;_ApriZ-Oct
1999
1981
Foods
67
8674
1978'
debs
General
4
105
debs
conv
86%
86%
*63%
—
86
197%
117%
.
80
*63%
-June-Dec
Cigar
General
374s
1977
3s sinking fund debentures 1999-
f
10374
103
1959—-
574s income debs 1987
Electric Co 374s debs 1978—
374s
Jung-Dec
Corp 474s conv
Transport 4s
Amer
General
4
-
4%s
Worth & Denver Ry Co 474s 1982
12
97
first
refunding 5s. series- A 1974
9574
74
90
and
9974 106%
37)
98
97
-Feb-Aug
-
86%
7674
89%
193
105%
—May-Nov
Foremost Dairies Inc 474s 1980
99
Coast
East
A First
.
374s conv subord debs
95%
98%
75
--
129%
*0374
May-Nov
85
150 % 150%
._Mar-SeDt
*78
—
Jan-July
85%
10774 10774
103% 10374
98
—
374s
1986—
4%s 1987
'Set
Combustion Engineering Inc—
,i
1
*91%
I—1—April-Oct
June-Dec
89
7
——
129
-•
—
92%
39
78
*80%
Aprll-Ocf
1961
93 >
87
'
1;
debs
Ohio
374s
debs
3s
1972
91%
86
1983
coriv
Columbus & South
Sr. Rubber
debentures
82%
*8774
,
574s debs ser,ies H 1982
5s debs series I 1982—1
83
—
119
F
ser
82%
86
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
..April-Oct
.
97%
;
298
1995^Jan-July
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1973—-Jan-July
84%
88
—
84
7774
*77
1965
88
*83
1979
85%
■
1970
5s
84%
.Feb-Aup
—ApriZ-Oct
1977—!
374s
series
84%
—June-Dec
1975
series
3
7
•
91
129%
May-Nou
374s debenture 1977
,
9474
88
87
*156
-Apr-Oct
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 374s
Tire
{Florida
Cblumbia Gas System Inc—
:
—
Mar-Sept
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
4%s conv subord debs 1976——
Firestone
debs
conv
*78+
9174
82%
99%
First
90
88%
June-Dec
1989—
1
166
4
First mortgage 374 s 1986^
.;
94
Co—
First
1
64
58
82
157
—
I
53
165%
1965
v
53
94
—Mar-Sept
—
Southwestern first
&
~4
—
Feb-Anp
—April-Oct
1977
3%s 1986
mortgage 3%s 1988
Joliet
57
96
1964—April-Oct
1990-—Jan-July
ser G 2000—Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan 1 2020;
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 374s 1971—Mar-5epZ
99 V4
64%
24
*95
1977
274s
"274s 1979;
374s 1983-
General mtge* inc 4%siser h- Jan 2015
First consol mortgage 3%s ser- E
8174
90%
June-Ocf
1982
debentures
debs 1982
stamped 1965
Energy Supply Sclnvaben Inc 574s
Erie
89
54
63
77%
—
Feb-Aug
Apr-Qct
May -Nov
;Jan-JuZfl
197a
2.35s
Elgin
65
70
*60
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-Noo
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970
Jan-July
.j,
;■
1977-
debentures
90
95
69
70
51
90
•
June-De0
conv subord debs wi: 19731—
Edison El 111 (N Y) first cons gold 5s
57%
__
*—
1977—Jan-July
4s
subord
L debentures
Paso
72
37%
*8574
7.7%
June-Dec
5s
—June-Dec
1993—
Refunding and impt 474s series E
1995
/' ' 5s
EI
64%
87
__
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1980-
9174
83 %
92
1
—
88
—
Mar-Sepi
1984
O
Eastern Gas &'Fuel Associates 374s
Eastern! Stainless Steel Corp—■
100%
106
70
10074
'
&
subordinated
1st
103 %
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
t
N
Hen gold 4s
1995J.
Terminal
s
99%
94
Feb-Aug
first
4a
Chemical
88%
100
"
9974 100
8474
10074
8074
—
100 V* 100%
92
93 :
gold
conv
5s
96
57
.-June-Dec
*
series
Duquesne Light
'1st
mortgage'
1st mortgage:
1st mortgage
105:
'
First
ser
3%s
Dresser Industries Inc—
4%s conv subord debs
101%
81%
-Jan-July
L
1971—
274s
3s
5
94%
——
ref
,
■
97
*84%
...
—
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May^ZVop
1969
95
57
*60
__
June-Dec
"
9874
87
99
5974
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
1985-
debentures
ref
Mack
8774
93
-
92
107%
98
*50
,
88
104
97
63
ser K 1976—_j.
debentures 1958i-i
debs
conv
II
90%
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98%
1982—May-Sept
J
ser
&
Dow
89 %
88
90
Apr.-Oet
96%
121%
96
—;
1985
101
7974
May
A
93
106%
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1988
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc^—
100
105
29%
82%
70
2042
ser
?%s
&
4s
36%
31
*105%
Tunnel 474s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 274s1 sei* B
1976_Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
105.
29%
32%
100%
70
374s
convertible
Detroit
37
Grande
ref
Second
90
99'%
5s
Gen
78
78
tr
mtge 2%s
ref
Detroit &
10174 10174
tr
Gen
•
■
75
soli
&
Rio
&
3748
72
6174
coll
&
convertible
3%s
43
*77
&
29%
88
1%
contingent interest)
1993-.
Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4 %% 2018
April
Denver & Salt Lake Income
mortgage (3%..
fixed' 1%
contingent interest)^ 1993
Jan-July
Detroit- Edison 3s series H* ig70i.^
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series 1<
Gen
36%
32%
*—
May-Nov
Western RR—
First mortgage series A
(3% fixed
79
15
mtge
&
27%
1973—May-Nov
mtge
Denver
86%
7874
55
1963
5
*81
—Feb-Aup
extended
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s se^ B 1985
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973:
1st
80
5474
4s
High
27%
112% 116%
Jan-July
1983
Low
21
99
112%
Pennsylvania Division—
71%
5574
100
1977
debs
Hudson
&
mortgage due 1993
& Essex Division
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1
•
1987
99
April-Oct
AIncome
6874
78
debentures
1965
Morris
104%
53%
debentures
subord
1st
.7
274s
Jan. 1
No.
2
*29 7 a
April-Oct
Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna' & Western Div
First
and
refund
M series
O
687s
79
Co
Range Since
Sold
2 2 74
*30%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Delaware
96
70
lst coll trust mtge 474s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st, mtge 274s 1915.April-Qct
27'as
97
Jan-July
3V8S series F 1963
mortgage 274s series" G 1963—
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co-^-
mortgage
:
&
Delaware
d5474
.
mortgage
1st mortgage 4%s
96
94
687a
.
First
1st
1970
Bonds
High
27%
June-Dec
4s series A
4%s
100
Aoril
Union Station—
First
lien & ref
374s
101
96
Deere
>
5574
274s-47*4S 1994-Jan-July
.4
Jan-July
199A
94
98
97
debs 1995Mar-Sept
mtge 5 Vis: ser C 1983
—;
_Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge
112%
•
*82 74
:1st
Income
8274
*96
.Jan-July
1980
4748 income
10174
84
♦82
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4 74 s Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B 1989
:Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR'—
1st
95%
86 74
.Jan-July
1994
A 58
debs
9574
94
4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4%s conv increased series B Jan
inc
-
8674
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A 2nd mortgage 4 74s inc ser A Jan
2003—-April
Chicago. Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First
90%
Friday's
2274
Daystrom Inc 4%s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
First
mortgage 374s
1982
Feb-Aug
First
mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 5s 1987
May-ZVou
91%
9374
—
100
83
May-Nov
1988__Jau-July
2038—
1
Imp & equip 4s 1970,
lien & ref 4s series B 1970
ACurtis Publishing Co 6s debs 1986
93%
*—
April
1997
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982—:
Chicago Great Western 4s series A
Jan-July
A 1st
-
5s
conv
90
10174 10174
mortgage 37is series B 1985—.—.May-Nov
income debs Jan ,2054—May-Nov
A5s
93%
93
93
*—
—Feb-Aug
'
45%
85%
87
70
3874
36
or
Bid & Asked
Low
mortgage. 4s June 30 1970
A 1st
..Feb-Aug
—
1978—
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
A
85
60
4 2 74
93'
refunding mortgage 3VaS 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Awp.
ref
A 1st
82
83
.
*90 74
Second consolidated* gold 4s 1989——Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
&
4174
*95
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1969
Jan-July
1st
—
Sale Price
Cuba RR——
High
73
77
*86
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry General 474 s 1992 Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3V'aS series D 1996—May-iVov
Refund and impt M 3%s series E 1996—Feb-Aup
First and
15
Week's Range
Last
Period
<
First mortgage 374s series B
1968-..
Feb-Aug
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965—_Jan-JuZy
374s
/
Low
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
NO)
76
*70
April-Oct
;
7
BONDS.
Range Since
Sold
High
7574
*83
Jan-July
,
374s
75 y2
May
2020
1
Bonds
Bid & Asked
May
2020
1
Co—
refund
Friday's
Low
series
AGen mortgage 4l/2S series B Jan
Central RE Co. of N J 3 Vis 1987
Central
Sale Price
or
Ry—
4s
WEEK ENDEB NOVEMBER
FOR
Week's Range
Last
110
85%
—
93
98
98
10
95%
102
96%
9674
10
95
103%
2
98%
103
107
110%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 10, 1958
...
(1948)
28
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
FOE WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Sold
High
III Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser
Consol
A 1979—May-Nop
3%s series B 1979
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
3%s series G 1980
1st mtge 3%s series H 1989
1st
-
"—
79%
23
76%
88%
83%
--
1st mtge
77
100
55
100
90'At 91%
8
109%
86%
96%
International Tel & Tel Corp—
4%s jconv subord debs 1983
Interstate Oil
3%s
«
1987
Jan-July
3%s 1978
Jan-July
I-T-E Circuit Breaker 4%s conv 1982—April-Oct
f debentures
s
Interstate
& Clear
Jamestown Franklin
99%
81%
Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha
Michigan Ry
A*
4s
—Mar-Sept
:
Apr-Oct
1990
>
4%s
unguaranteed
1961
Lake Shore & Mich
3%s
South
registered 1997
1st
&
ref
1st
-
&
ref
stamped
1964
_Feb-Aug
5s
stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
A
80%
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—•
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.)—
1st mortgage 4y2s extended to 1974-
,97%
fixed interest
1st
90
101%
68 %
29
138
138
8
100%
94
2%
1%
,72
64
57%
67
70%
75%
89
96
73
80
9
61%
82:
9
55
66%
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40
53%
49%
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.
72
—
3
93%
93%
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78
68%
69%
Jan-July
63
63
63
'
May-Nov
51
50
53
;
Series B 4%s fixed Interest 2003
Series
C
ASeries
5s
D
fixed
interest
4s contingent
May-Nov
-May-Nov
2003—
interest
2003
E
4%s contingent
,
F
0s
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965:April-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Llbby lis conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
;
May-Nop
4.50s debentures
1980
.St Louis-div second gold 3s 1980Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
Manila
98
4%s
96
*—
94%
2
117
85%
/
94
78%
8
*76
—
78%
83%
78%
72
75 Va
—.
m-m
—
•
*82
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96J/4 97%
—
1968—Mar-Sept
& Co. 2%s debentures 1972
May-Nov
9Gyi
88
85
•
Ohio
Feb-Aug
*87%
—
-
16
87 %
37
May-Nov
—Jan-July
95
120%
82
88
75
90
85
87 '
89
——
93
■
■
Mar-Sept
%
89
_.w
*90
■
.
•
—
•
May Stores Realty Corp—
-Gen mtge 5s e f series 1977
McDermott 4J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debs
1
Feb-Aug
McKesson, fc Robbins 8V2S debs 1973
Merritt-Cbapman & Scott Corp—
97
-Jan-July
86%
*
■'
4%s debentures 1991
II "
First mortage 3%s 1969
s
f
3.10s
s
s
1976
80
2
93 y4
90
!.
97
97%
;
_
97
92%
'97%
P 1 °Cfc
—_(quar)
A Jan
96
F M A N
94
95
97
,
53
97%
81%'
56
57
67%
66%
•
7 1
82
57
:
1 105
96 %
74%
«
—Apr-Oct
1978
First
&
refunding^ 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First <fe refunding 2T«s series Q 1980——June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982.-—-June-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 2T»a series T 1976—- June-Dec
t
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Jan-July
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan -July
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1961
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registered
1998
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April-Oct
93
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101%
Range Since
Sold
High
Co—
r
99 y2
92'A
RR
Central
Bonds
Friday's
Refunding & Impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
80 V*
83
15
91 Va
York
New
90
103% 104 A
103V2
4%s ser
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3AK>s ooiw subord debs 1977
Jan-July
87 y.
77
1
77
93
93
1974
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vb8 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power <fc Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Consolidated
■
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
aebentures
May-Nov
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1982
3s
87
90
debentures
1961
New
93%
85%
Mar-Sept
I 1982
series J 1981
K 1987
1st mortgage 3.20s series
1st mortgage 3%s
83 %
1
or
Bid & Asked
Low
series B
4%s
guaranteed
3s
25%
85%
"87
*79%
■■•'.77
*76
*—
*~
.—
Mar-Sept
..Jan-July
June-Dec
3%8 s i debentures 1980
;
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s ser C 1986
Inland Bteel Co 3 ¥45 debs 1972—.
37%
12 y4
262
"85
*85
—
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A
mtge
5
22
Week's Range
Last
Sale Frlce
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
55%
%
54
51
21
—
May-Nop
May-Nop
Jan-July
mortgage
New
High
Low
83%
April-Oct
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
§ A Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
*
78%
51%
21
78%
A 1957__Feb-Aug
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
Period
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
t§AHudson & Manhattan first 5s
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
103
90%
93%
108%
100
,
Number 5793 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 188
(1949)
29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Feriod
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures
.
4 %s
subord
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s
1972
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118
H 1960
ser
Feb-Aug
General
series
1970
A
series E
1975
1862
Electric
Power
Co
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96%
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91%
98
92
93%
96
Texas
&
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82
98%
98
95
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and
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1972—
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185
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1978
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96
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1983—
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129
203 it.
131
109%
139
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Rohr
Aircraft
Royal
3%s series J 19G9
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conv
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Mar-Sept
*__
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June-Dec
1977-
118
—
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mortgage
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mtge inc 4',2S
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85
85
85
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93
103
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:
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3%s B 1971—
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Mow
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_Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4:,is debs 1982——Jan-July
1st
Air
Line
3748
f
s
B
debentures
Seagram (Jos E)
3s.
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mtge 3s series
97%
93
2
101% 104
236
103
103
8
81
81
77
89
1980
89
4%s
—Mar-Sept
97% 106
103%
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1971
124
125.
■
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■
1986-—June-Dec
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83%
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82
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87%
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•
.
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85
♦92.
116..
18
.96%
97
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Yonkers Electric Light & Power
88
.
84
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
1984
202
103%
97%
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*
April:.
101%
104%
—
122%
84
84
Wilson & Co 4%s debs 1978
^Jan-July
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960-,—___—Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
1
;
1
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4,%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
114
101%
100
1
90%
93%
102%
95%
*81%
series I 1966
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970—
First:mortgage 3%s series D 1967_
•
,3%s conv debs 1975—
Whirlpool Corp 3%s s f debs 1980
107%
104
*99V«
May-Nov
97%
94%
♦96
96%
♦103% 105
June-Dec
1983
65
J06% 107
2013—
1967
73%
•62%
1985—April-Ocf
_
gold
67
debentures
income
180
99%
•
98%
93%
.
84%
71%
Jan-July
3yeS debentures .1983:
first
;
,
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.
Jan-July.
Feb-Aug
first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4%s 1988—
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:
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Southwestern Bel.Tel. 234s
62%
.91% 100%
93
99%
86
95%
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3%s
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142
83%
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,
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.
.
•
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—May-Nov
Jon-July
first 4s guaranteed 2361—.—Jan-July
Power
101%
82%
93 V4
*94%
registered 23G1-——
—:—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—jAprll-Ocf
1st mortgage 3(28 series C 1979
:
Aprll-Ocf
5 %s debentures 1982
Jau-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981-.—Jau-July >
5s
132%
55
119
•>94%.
mortgage 27ss series E 1986
Jan-July
\ First mortgage, 2*45 series F 1996—:
Jan-July
-First mortgage 2 (is. series G 1961_.—.—Jan-July
First mtge 5V4& series H 1983
April-Ocf
»-
7
.131
May-Nov
First
.
115%
10
62%
62%
Mar-Sept.
—
May-Nov
»San. Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
^
62%
130
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Southern Pacific RR Co—
k
-
1969___——
1981
,
•
-
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
4t28
-
33
128% 131 %
131
Jan-July
Southern Indiana. Ry 2-7is 1994
——Jau-July
Southern Natural Gas Co. 4(is conv 1973.June-Dec
-U Gold
.
:
1970_
debentures
98
•
172%: 172%
-4s
86 %
85
79%
♦78
'
Penn
West
.
102 '
89%
78
Jan-July
West
130;
100%
31
85
195
West Pcnn Electric 3%s 1974—_
99%
104
*102
^Feb-Aug
1987
341
-
115
96
__
113% 127
-
94 '
106%
..
97% 104%,.
'f
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3('as 1967-Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979_—May-Nov
125
84
2
289
95.
106%
98(4
37
100%
99
99%
1981
mortgage
2
99%
100
3%s series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
First
96
Southern California Edison Co—
.
'
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
105%
170
125
86%
—
2%s debentures
Gen
93
-113% 114%
86%
114%
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures
1979
—i.— Jan-July
debentures
78
94%
•__
mtge 4s income series A Jan
105%
.
*80
May-Nov
Gen
95
100
99%
June-Dec
108%
96% i03V4
96%
-95
*80
—Mar-Sept
1976_
debs
105%
5
105% 105%
105%
April-Oct
Socony-Vacuum-Oil 2%s
South •'& North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—:.
2%s
subord
conv
103
80
107% 108
1982_—,v—April-Oct
debentures
Corp 43ss conv debs
Skelly Oil 2 (is debentures 19G5*.
May-Nov
—Jan-July
1982
Oil
101%
*___Jan-July
1968—
1005'a
97%
7
Corp—
debentures
2(28
Oil
:
_________
3.20s
Gas
100%'
87%
Wabash RR Co-
.—Feb-Aug
;
1982_
Roebuck &
Service
Shell
debs
debentures
Sears
1972
90%
3
100%
r
,1st lion & ref 4s ser F 1983
„
Sears, Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4r,/fiS
5
92
99%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
Gen mtge 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
_May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Ocf
92%
;—May-Nov
1977
92%
91%
Virginia Electric & Power Co— ^
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
91
93%
93
104
4%s
92%
—Jan-July
—
Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures 1969
Co—
& Sons 2 (4s
debentures
*__
ctfs
.
96%
89"
92
Vanadium
r
Union Depot
Seaboard
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Ry—
certificates
'
75%
76
69%
126%
.
90
99
81
75%
83%
•
89
96%
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74
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85
122%
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98% 103%
92
80
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Mar-Nov
90
70
92
68%
•
93%
81%
-
5
95
75
74%
„
98%
*83
§A3%s assented series A 1947—
Jan-July
§ A 6 % s sinking fund mtge series A 1951_June-Dec
§A3%s assented series A 1951—1.——June-Dec
§A6V/2S sinking fund mtge ser C 1951—June-Dec
§A3%s assented series C 1951—,
June-Dec
73%
94.% '
84
119
119
76
73%
86%
84
84
98%
64%
.
93%
•
80
"
75
84
80
V
90
90
84%
♦72%
—May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1983—
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80
*84
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United
Va
87
71%
t-
99%'
101%''
93
82%
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69
.
94%
94%
92
'__
May-Nov
2%s 1966—April-Oct
1976
97.
83%
88
*81%
*67
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
first cons gold 4s 1968..June-Dec
Paul
debentures 1967
United States Steel 4s debs
89
106% 119,
4
95%,
.94
i
87.
77
94 Ya
:
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S.
78
40
95 %.
1975_ApriZ-Oct
2%s
88 *
76%
72
*94%
93
Mar-Sept
._
Jan 2006—
1977
83
.
101%
104% lllv
83%
83%
95%
79%
St Paul & Duluth
St
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•
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debentures
L
2
117% 119
83%
*91%
Jan-July
1980
B
ser
118%
98%
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166 Va 120.-
Co—
1997
A
"
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82,.
1969
America
94
89
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119
99%
90%
80%
80%
80%
2%s 1980—
of
.
90%
87%
"
84
20
84%
.
85
.
130
72% ! 72%
*70
April-Oct
4s series
93%
—
120%
118
>
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971——Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
1996_Jan-JnZy
Second gold 6s 1996
St Louis-San Francisco
93
116
84%
.
_May-Nov
debs
Co
97%
-104% 131%
*105% 109
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—_:
:
:
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—:■—
Jan -July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972_
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
_i._May-lVot>
4%s s f debs 1972
:
April-Ocf
3%s sinking fund debentures.1973———April-Ocf
1st mtge & coll tr 4(28 1977
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s 1978—
1
Mar-Sept
4%s s f debentures 1978
:___
Jan-July
*155
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
..
subord
Biscuit
'3%s
,.
,
„
98
Artists Corp—
conv
United
■.
Feb-Aug
Aprti-Ocf
93%
1976_—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
_April-Oct
United
90%
.
94%
6
84
97
1971—May-Nov
1968
1
86
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
.
May-Nov
Oil
Union
90%
81%
1,277
131%
92%
June-Dec
3 %s 1982—
—J;
-Muy-Nov
of California 2%s debs 1970__June-Dec
mtge
1st
.
Debt
,
debentures
3s
*03
97'
91% lOO:
85
.
84
1
Missouri 3%s
of
1st mtge & coll tr
336
96% 100
70
Co
19
,
9^2
98
Feb-Auy
1982_
1986
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
First
107
177
99%
Electric
Union
May-Mow
.
mtge 6s 1955—,
adjustment bonds—
5 Vis series A 1978
88
*94
Feb-Auy
Corp—
96%
*—
L_Jan-July
1950
89
89
3%s
Co
86
93%
—_—-April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960
June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Mar-Sept
Oil
42
,86
86
June-Dec
3%s 1974
Thompson Products 4%s debs
Tidewater
*89%
Corp of America 3y2s conv 1980—June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3V«s series D 1995-May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
of New Orleans
111
87
Radio
RR
Term
101%
174
98
,94Vs
93%
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
111
89
Mar-Sept
._,
Texas
166
April-Oct
,
105%
101'
115
June-Dec
1975
debentures
Quaker
*11
■:
10
95'A
125
"V
*166% 163
■
_.
refunding mortgage 3 (is 1983_ April-Oct
debentures
4%s
7
95
■'
—
and
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__JK7te-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
F'irst and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_J«?te-Dcc
•
96
95%
1963
98%
98(4
23
85%
series B 1970—April-Oct
94
98%
95%
debentures
t
93%
107%
83%
100% 100%
130%
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—Aprfl-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000—.
June-Dec
General and refund M 37/eS ser E 1985—Jan-July
110
*85 %
92
81%
84%
91%
_
New Orleans RR—
and refund M 3Vis
First
88%
88%,
102%
103% 104%
*90
May-Nov
May-Nov
Corp 3s debentures 1965...
85
161
^
Company
Texas
105% 108
104%.
♦85
April-Oct
Texas
93%
*__•
108
120%
104
853/4
Jan-July
92%
Jan-July
101%
91%
impt 2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs 1983—;
Refund and
168
98%
____—Mar-Sept
__
———May-Mow
First and refunding mortgage 3('4S
1968.Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s
2037—Jan-July
3s
103
High
VaoVz
*__
4s series C 2019_.
and -inapt M
Refund
101%
Low
117
—
—
Jan. 1
NO.
83%
—
Range Sinee
1
Sold
High
,
Rr Assn of St Louis—
Terminal
95%
103
Mar-Sept
—
Sylvania Electric Products—
4%s conv subord debs 1983—.
74
96
_■
—_
*86%
May-Nov
.
-93%
62
97%
*102
ApnZ-Oct
1983
_,
.
91%
Sl34
96%
95
96%
*96
91%
_Feb-Aug.
Mar-Sept
3%s conv debs 1973
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981—
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
66%
83%
•82%
..
.
series B
5s
.Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970__
3%s s f debentures 1986—
88%
66 %
88%
92
88%
.April-Oct
3%s
97% 100;
97%
98
__
90%
1964—May-Moo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 (2s 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
.Potomac
99%
*97%
April-Oct
mortgage
gen
96%
97%*
.!
.
Pittsb Coke & Cnem 1st mtge
1st
76
1983
Bonds
Friday's
Low
104
:—April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1974—,
____Jan-July
Standard Oil Co (Ohio) 4%s 1982—
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
Sunray Oil Corp 2%s debentures 1966
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 8%s debs 1981———_Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
—May-Not)
Swift & Co. .2%s debentures 1972—.
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973
May-Now
debentures
4V2S
94
76
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General
91
97%
or
Bid & Asked
120%
3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
(Indiana)
Standard OH
106% 114%:
.99
••___■
*97%
■
Sale Price
,
99%
*76,
guaranteed 4(;>s ser I 1963_Feb-Auy
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_May-Nov
General mortgage 5s
94
473
Last
Period
High
*91
Consolidated
Pittsburgn pine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Low
Interest
.
New York Stock Exchange
'
Jan,1
8
110% 113
June-Dec
'
No.
94
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
94
Pittsburgh Bessemer & hake Erie 2Tbs 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ky—
Consohdated guaranteed 4s
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Interest
delivery
sale not included
the year's range,
n
the year's range.
included in
of
selling flat.
.
-
..
.
•
.
——
—
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
Nov. 3 and ending Friday, Nov. 7. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during current year.
In the
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Acme Precision
Acme
A
of Prices
Low
Wire Co common
4
3%
4
900
3V« Jan
4%
6
5%
6%
1,900
5% Jan
8% Aug
17%
18%
600
14V4 Apr
6% May
10
Inc
17%
-_1
7%
7%
8
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
1
10%
10%
11
1
Supply Manufacturing
AgneW Surpass Shoe Stores
see
page
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1
Aero
For footnotes
Shares
High
*
33.
4
12%
1,600
.
Last
2,500
4'4
3%
4(4
8,200
IT4 Jan
12%
12%
400
8% Feb
Jan
21
Jun
Jan
9% Sep
11% Oct
4Vs
Sep
13% July
Sale Price
Par
Air
Inc_.
Ltd—
Way Industries
Ajax
Petroleums
3
50c
50
Alabama Power 4.20ft
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co_^
10
5ft
cumulative preferred
100
Alaska. Airlines Inc
1
Alabama
wnetner
Great
3V4
8ales
Week's
Friday
1
American Stock Exchange
STOCKS
for Week
1
Products Inc
Adam Consol Industries
Range
Monday,
7
Sales
Week's
for the week beginning
to include every security
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
High
Shares
•
3•
3(4
%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
11,200
%
A JM*
122
Southern.—
87
25%
82
6%
87
26(4
82-
82
6(4
6%
Apr
80% Jan
25
:
,
II Apt
.
133
Sep
95% July
16(4 May
25
-
26%
Oct
75(4 Apr
500
7,800
3% Sep
lVa Jan
1,500
82
Nor
3% Mar
7% Sep
]
30
The Commercial tznct
(1950)
financial Chronicle.
.
Monday, November 10, 1998
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
High
Kunstzijde N V—
dep rets Amer shares
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp1 warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Canada
Amer
34
Control
Co
7V2
1,900
27a
6 7a
6V2
13,800
2 3A
Jan
Jan
Inc
Paper Corp...
Aluminum
$3.75
of
Co
474
3,300
37a
4,300
278
Apr
Jun
Can
8%
1,200
53/4
Jan
10
Sep
Canadian
Petiolina
Ltd
36»/a
41%
5,900
33% July
5 7a Apr
45
Jan
Canadian
Wllliston
"93/a
97a
"974
53%
12,400
823/4
85%
•
a3/*
common
6% Jun
107a
Jan
pfd
85%
650
83/4
90
Feb
Apr
10
May
Jan
85
Nov
1
Jan
50
65
Jan
9872
Oct
Carter
93/4 July
15 %
Jan
Casco
90
107b
5%
Book
Electronics
American
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
Co
10,500
"
American
Meter
American
Natural
100
I
Inc
1% May
Gas
Co
Petrofina
1
Oil
20c
I
Products
Fuel
Oil
Power
pfd. 100
Light—
Class
A
rndus
Coast
Line
Atlas Consolidated
Devices
572
572
Coi.
387B
1
_
~Z~4
"050
ZZZ4oc
25o
7b
.
95
300
290
21,100
16,500
Jan
5
337a
Oct
103
107B
3,300
21%
21
2174
6,600
474
474
47B
Jan
53/8
53/B
5,200
2172
20
Hi
21%
17a
2
3,900
33/a
1072
.
—'
23/4
■*
27b
27b
17b
13/4
700
27s
5,800
•
ZlOc
Inc
•
101
101
1%
102
190
1%
1%
4972
1,200
neso*
14%
4
1472
37b
-
33/4
87a
Io0
Z~_ \
Z 1
1374
137b
•
3
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Inc
217a
1
15
Jan
Oct
Jan
11% Oct
Feb
774 Aug
1%
Jan
372 Sep
17a Sep
174 Feb
Apr
Feb
■„
47a
83/41472
4,800
2,000
Jan
3%
197a
197a
207a
3774
373/4
373/4
~
common
~
1
"i0
Corp
6%
9,700
67a
67a
X1074
167a
107a
103/4
167»
1678
1,600
174
21,200
t
convertible class A
174
17a.
9,700
63/4
2,700
800
7 50
"33/4
X372
"33/4
2,300
63/4
6%
67a
1,000
5
Corp<—
1
25
common
11%
43
50c
Watch Co Inc.—.
Btckfordfs Inc eommon
Hack Starr & Gorham class A
Bftwinerns
common,..
107s
ZZl
ZZZ 1
Z Z*
Benrus
57a
11%
■
12
400
43
43 Va
900
107a
1,700
57a
200
1874
100
107a
57a.
1874
~4%
3
~4%
Blumenthal fSp & Co common..
Zl
Bohack fH C) Co common.
•
a'/ify-prior cumulative preferred_100
~6%
67a
417a
4174
Borne Chemical
Bourjoia Inc
U
~83A"
■>
10
10
10
^ca,c Works Inc
20o
Braziflan Traction
Light & Pwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common
•
~7
100
U7a
Company Inc
5
—
2
Co
•
Rfenufacturing Co commcmZZ.
British
American
Company
RrtSn
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(E
Mills Ltd
B S
L) Co
2,600
2874
757a
50
77
407a
417a
&
77a
43/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
11V4
57a July
267a Jan
33%
Jan
343/e
Jan
77a
800
393/a
40
500
77a
73/a
8
114,200
13
30
Tobacco
1
Apr
16% Mar
3
Crystal
Stores
5%
i
F
Company common
ZZl
Buckeye fThe)» Corp.
ZZZZZZZl
Budget Finance Plan common.
173/4
43/4
77s
60c convertible
preferred
6%
serial preferred
11
19
Davenport
Davidson
1,500
8%
Gasket
Devon-Palmer
,
American
8%
Jan
11
Jun
7%
Jan
100.
9
274
1,300
400
18
6,500
137s
2,800
2
May
11% Jan
978
Jan
74
•/V
27a
274
400
57a
57a
1,800
&t
8,200
Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric Power
10c
183/4
50
preferred:
46
5,200
33/4
187a
1834
607a
46
47
65,900
-
Dow
Caftan Consol Oil A Gas Co
Drilling
1
34
87a
~4
327a
347a
87a
%
Feb
Duke
2%
Jun
DuMont
Jan
674
Oct
For. footnotes
see
page
33.
34
174
Jan
37* July
500
73/«
Jan
13% Feb
7
73%
73/a
8
it
3%
17% Oct
•7% May
11% Sep
II,300
11
10%
20
20
15 ya
143/B
1574
% Jan
1,800
137a
1
137a
300
4%
-57B
1,300
11%
Jan
.
Jan
57a Jan
1,100
%
P
i»ni
Oct
574 Jan
19%
7,500
Jan
26
Jan
6% May
100
18
Oet
1172 Nov
Jan
10 7b
Apr
Nov
1?
Oct
1-5% Nov
974 Jan16*78
57s
20
May
1672
4
27*
4
1%.
„r
274
1372
Oct
20
Jan
47a Jan
32,100
500
72
717a
73
10,000
137a
13%
14
2 li
*
63/4
133/a
Aug
9% May
37a
13%
437a
3 7s
672
374
93/4
Jan
1%
Jan
2,200
100
*
'
2%
274
2%
1374
13%
3,200
41
41
44
1474
13,600
137i
%
%
20,700
A
3%
2% July
Nov
.17
%
.
4R% Fez,
Apr
1% Jan
6ya May
8%
4
8%
200
2178
21%
1,500
7
Mar
9
Oct
8
Oct
3% Jan
25% Mar
•
313/4 Jan
-
Jun
8% May
Jan
1374
230
1J
17% Jun
43% Nov
57» Apr-
60
Sep
7% July
Jan
23%
Nov
2%
574 Jan
400
6%
'.
4
78% July
14% Oct
Jan
8
% 850
V
17
17
Feb
X5874 Feb
400
6%
13%
4172
May
%
22,900
.V2C
1
217B
2.50
3%
.
.
~6
1,700
12
50
1672
16 72
37a
534
3U
100
4
12
—.2.50
July
3li
Sep
Jan
>6%
Oct
Apr
6%
Oct
900
374
13
93/4
47b
274
Jan
3
Sep
30
Jan
2
if Oct
35
May
3% Aug
72 Mar
~
"*374
50c
5
_
307b
"374
"300
307s
3072
500
23
Jan
140
128
Jan
135
:
1
6
3/4
67B
6%
600
Steel Fdrs Ind
1
2%
27b
2%
1
5
47B
Manufacturing
13474 135
Oct
7%
2,500
2
Jan
27® Jun
5 7s
3,200
374 Jan
5Yt Oct
Wff
15,300
1
12,800
22
11
1472
11%
147a
200
1 Yz
172
172
100
174
Oct
Apr
dep rets ord reg_____6s 8d
Corp
!
;
1
Specialty Stores
lc
:
32
L40
-
4%
30
Jan
Oct
Hi May
40% Mar
Jam
3
Ltd.-
127s
12%
2,900
217b
2274
800
*
107a
"*9 7a
1072
400
ll3/4
11%
117B
1,900
"*772
674
~V/2
67,600
2%
Coal
Co
1272
22
7.50
&
Textile
stock
Ltd
Ltd
»
:
I8V2
107a
10
Co
197a
2,900
107a
10%
7,900
51
*
1
.
Co
Co
51
47
18
7a
*
B)
463/4
46%
1
(Allen
"
Jan
14
Oct
Jan
24% Aug
243/4 Oct
47B
4%
50
15
Aug
Jan
10%
Nov
'900
July
Jan
3%
7b
1374
36
Jan
3434 May
13% Jan
6
Oct
Jan
7%
10
33
32.50
1
8
3 if Oct
1&% Aug
1% Oct
July-
187a
10
•
common
Apr
Mar
3 3
21
*
ord
Inc
Corp common
& Exploration
Power
22% Sep
«•% Oct
37s Aug
11%
1,200
ICO
Oils Ltd
Club Inc
1274 Jan
""500
:
6
35
:
Oct
Nov
40 y4
Oct
197«
Oct
117a
Jan
39% Jan
30%
Jan
1 Yz
-
Oct
61% July
477< Oct
Jan
Laboratories—
Common
Feb
327* Oct
1%
Jan
133A
Jan
55%
Apr
62
45
Sep
50
dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
21,000
Jan
113
10s
1
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common.:
Jun
578
5% May
Rubber Co Ltd—
;
**37*
"*374
372
1,200
Feb
374
Sep
4V2 Mar
*
7 ,100
Oct
474
Jan
icr
Oct
27 %
37a
25
37%
.1
313A
22% Sep
1934
Jan
2%
Jan
30% Oct
4% Sep
29
47B
16,500
1974
27%
Jun
1,500
19
*
L_1
1
r3%
15
Jan
200
3%
18%
513A Sep
37a Oet
57
1,050
25
Jan
34%
4
Feb
400
Nov
Oct
Sulphur & Potash Co.
Dynamics Corp of America!
E
Jan
43/a, Aug
10
Duval
Eastern
Malleable
Nov
Eastern
8tates
Oct
300
4
Sep
25% Jan
357a
Oct
307a
Jun
Elder
5 V*
Sep
'*
•
Mines
Limited
474
•
:
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class A
Jun
1
Iron
Corp
29
34
1,600
874
23%
'
50
,*■
commoz
preference.
2%
29
Harris
Jun
23,500
~37a
1
5
Chibeugainau Mines Ltd
1874
2%
17B
Brewery
Draper
19% Sep
143/4 Oct
5,000
50
Oamdott Fire insurance;
Canada. Bread €hr Ltd.
OanadA Cement Co Ltd
374
297a
607a
50
preferred1.
cumulative
37a
—1
$3.0* inferred.
$2.50
277a
Jar.
2.50
$2
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Duraloy
287a
16%
5
American
Calgary A Edmonton. Corp Ltc
Jan
7% Oct
3,800
29%
Dorr-Oliver
Dunlop
Calif
May
1
Jan
%
900
(The)
Dominion
Nov
97a Aug
27a Jan
% Jan
1%
3%
,..7
.
Ltd.—
Petroleum
Driver
12%e
3
*
5,300
*
Dpminion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
July
*
7% Jun
1
%■ Ocr
%9,500
1
Co
Diversey
Oct
8
177a
Burma Mines Ltd—
Amattea# dep acts ord shares—3s 6d
Burroughs (J P). a Son Inc
_T _i
19%
Jan
'
'37.600
1
Steel
5
127a
_
Jan
Jan
4
'33%
I,900
4,800
672
_25c
Bridge Co Ltd
Jan
22
22
1,400
-
'7
Oct
157a Oct
41
Nov
8
*
;
Mills
Dominion
274 May
1
5
Inc
Dominion
5%
83/4
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The)
Company"
874
Sep
Nov
25c
(The)
Distillers
Dome
7,300
20
33
2Q
Oct
1,300
Jan
267b Mar
6%
;
Inc
Jun
3%
Jar.
10%
400
1
common
debentures
97a Aug
5
274
Buell Die & Machine Co
Hosiery
Brothers
Diversified
77
243/4
5,000
£1
.Day Mines Inc
.Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
Dennison Mfg class A common
Nov
774
11
Dairies
Corp
preferred
87b Oct
Oct
2,500
18%
33
*
vtc
Oct
1,400
874
Oil
Sep
83/4
87a
41
11%
31%
374
2ye July
•
Jan
D
13%. Jun
•
34
1774
common
8A
317a
40%
50c
44%
Feb
874
r
50c
..
38% Jan
Jan
14,200
»
Development Corp of America
Jan
14%
63/8
common
Oct
97»
2 50
_
Sugar
77a
137a
5%
6%
i y8 Mar
2.50
Jan
5,700
33/4 Aug
67*
partic
574
13,100
100
1
(Md)
"A"
Detroit Gray Iron &
31,900
Jan
2
4,500
167a
Co
Oct
77a
7% July
374 Sep
-
15,700
5
77a
13%
5
Oct
9% Jun
Feb
4% Jan
1 72
1
Internat'l
Daitch
2974 Oct
317a
774
2%
Sep
Aug
1%
147b
63/a
common
Publishing,
Davega
82% July
4674 Oct
127a
^
1474
1.50
Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co class
.Curtis
Jun
30
77a
2%
5
Oct
4%
5
Ltd—
Atlantic
Cuban
3% July
24
2% Jan
"
100
7 7a
163/4
:.
:
Feb
Nov
77B
272'
»
5 ft
73/8
21,100
.»
preferred
Curtis
77a Oct
125
4%
Oct'
Oct
Ltd—
Corp
Cuban-Venezuelan
27a Aug
7% Aug
6
4
7%
5
Cork
Cuban
96
Sep
11% Nov
Apr
Apr
478
~6%
..._,
(Cuban American Oil Co
Oct
Apr
Jan
20
&
$1.12
Nov
772
77a
2%
10c
:
Co
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Oct
43
*
1-.600
10c
Inc
voting.
non-voting-
5% May
77a Nov
2674 Jan
374
1
Corp
Varnish
Crown
8% Feb
Jan
9,300
397a
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
4
Crown
113/4 July
7
33/a
1
Corp
Crown Central Petroleum
Oct
18 74
Jan
33/4.
1% May
"
,.1.25
Engineering
.Crowley Milner & Co
Diners'
Z—10
_
Jan
••14%
10
Inc
Lines
Petroleum
Detroit
ZZZZZZZZZl
eommon.
class B_
49,500
7
75%
£1
preferred
Co common
Bruck
100
~77e
413/a
•
common
Brown Forman Distillers
Inc.
Industries
Crowell-Collier
NOV
1%
6,600
£1
wi
reg
67a
283/4
£1
British' Columbia' Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Amer dtep rets ord
63/4
283/4
9,900
2,800
7%
47a May
Apr
8
Aug
133/4
83
•
T"
Tobacco
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rctte ord
reg
Brown
~6%
77a
42
*
American Oil Co..
British
Stores
Smelt Ltd
Inc
Creole
.
67b Nov
137a Jan
44
2,400
2%
&
American dep receipts (ord reg):
Carrier Industries Inc
10% Jun
10% Jan
403/a Jan
20%
9,400
1
Courtaulds
Apr
33/4
18%
7 7a
10
Crane
107a Sep
167a July
1% Jun
Jan
..
1
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Apr
Jan
8,100
2274
Beverage
87a
%
7% July
'2T% Oct
Jan
272
*
Cott
y4. Jan
472
26
6%
Corroon
v
274
6%
B
29%
23%
:.l0c
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157a July
23/4 May
1
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-
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4,200
800
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107a
70
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600
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Consolidated Royalty Oil
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16% Sep
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5% Jun
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4
Oct
May
4372 May
4% May
4%
*
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Oct
10
24
1% Jun
43/4
~r%
Continental
Jan
Apr
500
574
Consolidated
18%
May
July
Apr
1
Beau-Brummel Ties common
Beck (A S) Shoe
Corp
Bridgeport Gas
274
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3%
11%
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27a
4
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17a
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3,100
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1
to
&
3%
75
5
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Cuban Petroleum Corp
Diesel Electric Corp
Continental
37a
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Sep
20c
ext
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37a
647b
50c
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Jun
1,600
130
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393/4 Sep
1678
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16 7a
69
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Feb
16%
.
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Feb
123/s
2674
29
1
Equipment
Jan
774 Jan
10% Apr
11% May
27a Jan
14%
Jar.
100
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1
16
200
Jan
2272
17a
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4
....
100
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500
177a
7%
75
1/64 Oct
July
910
1,000
-
47a Jan
3
14%
2574
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157a July
Apr
Nov
147a
16
lc
Products
&
Nov
79
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2V2
18
;
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Clopay Corporation
Sand
Apr
1772
1
Co
Farm
17a
177s
;
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112,300
10
1
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Inc—
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Nov
2 72
6
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-
10%
57a
...
3
177a
£5o
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Barry Controls Inc class B.ZZ
Corp
Oil
Oct
Feb
578
common
Controller
Class
107a
1
July
8
Jan
6 72
872
102
Colonial
4% Aug
97a Oct
300
18
4%
45,000
.2.50
America
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
Corby (H) Distillery
Barker
Oil
of
common
Colon. Oil Co
16%; Oct
2%
37a
Jan
*:
4,400
10%
10
Community Public Service.
Corapo Shoe Machinery—
Aug
2% Jan
47a May
774 Mar
15,600
1372
800
7
972
66
69
100
;
10
Cockshutt
106% Aug
1% Aug
497a Nov
Jan
26% Jan
73/4
ye July
257»
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1
.....
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barium Steel Corp
Bayview
Co
Coastal Caribbean
2% Aug
22
977a Mar
7,800
Jan
Oct
5
Jan
1%
14%
1
...
series
1
Claussner
Sep
2A
17a
83/a
1
%
5%
Jan
108%
Co—
Cook
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Corp
$1.50
1
Oct
2
Jan
3 74
18%
672
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5
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Banco ate Ios Andes—
Basic
Securities
Power
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Rights w i
Sep
50C
4774
48
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Industries LncZZZZZZZZZZ
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_
1
5
17
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Baldwin
Corp
Clarostat Manufacturing Co.
6
1,700
2
'
'
Sep
2,300
4%
18
7
10%
1
1
;
2274 Oct
Bailey & Selbura oil & Gas—
BaJdwia Rubber
1874
1
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preference—
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Cinerama
,
~2%
Oct
Jar.
10374
74
10
America—
Clark
Apr
1,300
67
39 74
30
104
4%
43/4
s
11% Oct
.
6,*.
97B
—
Oct
32% Aug
10% Oct
Jan
1,400
6574
6172
104
1
preferred—
Christiana
July
474 Apr
133/4 Jan
43,300
7%
II
Jan
24
2s 6d
ord
B
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine.
Chief Consolidated Mining
B
Baker
rets
of
Maine
Charis
Jan
100
47a Feb
137a Jan
2,200
53/e
Jan
1% May
Feb
5%
400
May
16%
Feb
1% Mar
125
10
I
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14
4% Ma y
637a
*
Cherry-Burrell
453/4 Sep
393% Sep
93% Jan
"93/4
32
934
10
5.50
common
Illinois
Chamberlin
Sep
5% July
Feb
26
11
10%
3172
5
1
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9
4% Jan
9074 Sep
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pfd—100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc
2
Oct
1674 Sep
12% Jan
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Products
2,900
4,100
Light $5 pfd
preference
3.50%
May
47a
A Apr
117a Apr
8% Feb
5,900
383/4
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1,900
8
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Non-voting non-cum preferred
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steel
972
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10
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warrants—
Atlas Plywood Corp
S,
157a
377B
participating
Coast
AutomaXia
1472
Tel—
Atlantic
Audio
16,200
383/4
Associated Stationers Supply Co
Atlantic
16
3/4
1%
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Conv
Oct
Jan
n
93
Laundries of America
1
Associated Oil. it Gas Co
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1474
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Central
474 July
277a Aug
8%
&
Instruments
Central
Jan
Nov
•,
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Tel
77a May
3% Jan
18
95
Associate
Associated
13
2V4 Jan
-
Oct
667b
Jan
1,600
300
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6c
■
9% Sep
4,000
100
Stores
Central
33%
I5
Asatnera Gil Corp Ltd
Assoc Artists Productions Inc
Associate Electric Industries—
American dep rets reg
Food
Jun
500
72
14%
Charter Oil Co Ltd
preferred
Equipment
7B
5
Arnold- Altex Aluminum
43
1172
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class
Jan
33/8
73/4
4.72% preferred
Armour it Co warrants
Armstrong Rubber
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&
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21
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Aug
3972
23,000
'
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Arkansas. Louisiana Gas Co
Associated
'
2.40
4%%
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38
Jan
37a
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shares
Angostura-Wtipperman
Appalachian Power Co
4
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5
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217a Jan
287a Mar
28%
Co
Products
277b
6,900
-
class
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Aro
4,300
12 7o
3
Post
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66%
1174
5
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Arkansas
107B
627a
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Arkansas
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5
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10%
63
preferred
Paper common
Writing
Incorporated
600
1
class A
5%
American
1,100
2
Photocopy Equip Co
Seal-Kap common
Amurex
27%
39%
pfd~25
6%
American
Inc
273/a
38
%
Oct
2{b Feb
3% May
Mar
2
Jan
7f« Aug
25
Ltd—
American
31%
•'
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AMI
273/a
383/4
20
25
com
Co
American Thread
1072
l
Carnation
Carolina Power
Carreras
6,000
4,000
iff
14%
_
52
1074
/
2%
3
2
3 7b
Feb
2074 May
1% Jan
10,400
1%
413
iV Nov
3%
14,500
1
Ltd
Oils
Canal-Randolpn
Corp..
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Sep
3
15,000
3%
6 %
partic pfd„10
&
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5 i'W
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30
85
847*
1
8274 Oct
100
83/4
8372
15
■
American
American
American
Canadian
3'i'<j
6
"
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100
preferred
Industries
American Air Filter 5 Yo conv
American Beverage common
American
Oct
4%
4%
35/«
3%
High
37a
2
Ltd
Ltd——10c
Oils
413/4
g
.
Canadian Homestead
America—
cumulative
Aluminum
__
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Co
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&
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6 3/4
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Dock
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8%
3%
•
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Petroleums
Atlantic
Canadian
37a
.1
10
Southern
Canadian
Nov
77a
Apr
2
.1
i
3Yz% convertible preferred
347a Nov
Feb
300
7%
6'/a
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
Allied
20
34 Vb
7%
.100
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Algemene
All American
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
NOVEMBER 1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
:
:
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317a
37%
32%
180
180
~
200
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Friday
STOCKS
Par
Electrograpnic
OO
—_1
14%
Electronics
Corp
El-Tromcs
Inc
Low
14%
15-
19
19%
1
19
America——_—1
11%
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oo 78
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FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
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20
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10
1,200
1
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International Breweries Inc
1
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16%
16%
18%
2,800
10 yb
Feb
18V'8
Nov
International
.*
99%
99%
99%
20
__—„.—__1
10 y4
10
10%
4,000
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#2 convertibe preferred
L~L—-—1
3%
39%
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3%
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6% cum 1st preierred
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12
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32,600
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7
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100
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39„700
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1,200
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100
2
7
3%
5%
65,000
,
109%
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5%
La
10%
18%'
13,000
1%
4J/4
Apr
12
-
27,200
10%
11%
10,800
44%
%
111/4.
2,500
'
100
5%
1% -Sep
10%
Nov
44 J/4
,
107
Oct
92','4
Nov
11% Oct
;
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101%
15%
171/a
13%
13'/a
13%
500
2%
2'A
6,600
2
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
3,300
1% Feb
2%
Jun
2
1%
2
600
1% Jan
2y»- Sep
5%. July
T?tT
J/2
12%
4,400
18
181/2
600
21%
20%
21'A
400
Apr
Jun
Foundry
Feb
19
Sep
17% Nov
Jun
21
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Co
Goodman. Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Gorham.
common
Grand-Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co.—
Atlantic
Great
6%
7,300
6%
Financial
Western
Greer
Producers
2%
Lamp
Harbor
II
4,300
2,630
58%
7%
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-—~1
3%
58 %
61%
12,800
3%
3%
800
50
7%
8
314
1.100
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10%
10 =
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2%
2%
11%
11%
4%
12,800
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1,209
13% Jap
400
14%
14%
500
13% May
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4%,
400
13%
13%
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:—1
Hercules Galion Products Inc;—10c
(W Et
Herold Radio
Hevi-Duty
common
&
113,700
700
9%
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Aircraft
Corp
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Jan
4
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5
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—
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27%
30%
2,850
24
70
86
600
67Va
1,600
16 J/#
8%
2%
7
6
1
International Corp
Hofmann. Industries Inc
6%
Jan
Hoffman
80
28 J/2
4
Mar
8%
200
6%
Feb
2%
4,900
.
Apr
6
Nov
'
3
121/4
10
Oct
1,100
2
July
600
1
3»%
8%
9
2%
2%
1,400
28%
28%
29 %
2,400
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'
6 J/4
Aug
Jan
3%
29%
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Mt
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13%. Mar
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1,300
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4,600
4% Jan
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2,800
14'/4
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5%,.
&
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common
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—
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33.
33 3 4
400
97
100
96
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66
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page
33.
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5
4,900
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10,300
5
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14% May
Jan
5ya Feb
84
85
130
82'% Aug
'
12
1,300
12
75
11%
5%
r
12%
23
2,300
1,400
5%
3,000
8% Jan
10
7% Jan
Aug
15 y». Jun
Jan
26
4% Mar
6.
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35.
Jun
Aug
Oct
16
8,100
9% Jan
16.
Nov
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104
Apr
200
17% Jan
25i'a
26
16 ya
25%
%
12
4,800
28 y8
14,400
16'/a
17'/a
85
86
91
91
20
41
Feb
2,000
6
Feb
160
85
Sep
9<r
May
93
Jun
Oct
144
Ju»
100.
Oct
165
Jun
146%
120
10%
4,800
45%
50
37% Jan
3%
2,300
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15
15%
2,000
400
600
131'A 132'/4
12
12
132
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27%
27
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7'/a
7'A
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31
2,000
2,100
27%
271/a
700
7J/4
300
300
31
2
11% Sep
46% Jun.
Apr
3%
~4%
15
-
10'% Oct
2%
—
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19% Jun
Oct
45%
10%
31Ya
94
10 J/4
145
146%
26% Sep
IYa Feb
-
Jan
16
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91
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10
,
12
102
26'/a
1
4
1
2.50
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Aug
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20 '/a
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Sep
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% Jan
30% Aug
Apr
21 y» Jan
29
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5% Jan
18%
Feb
17%-Oct
May
112% Jan
20%
Oct
Nov
31% Sep
Jan
5'/a
5%
6,700
2%
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201/4
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6% July
10.
7
6%
7%
1,500
5
Apr
4%
4%
4%
32,360-
3
Jan
1%
1%
5%
,
—^—
•
National Casket Company
National Electric Weld Machines
National Mfg & Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
.
9%
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10
5
1
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1434
14%
3% July
39% Feb
12
22%
10
Muling Co—
Tan
13
44%
_
13
Mar
1
common
Industries Inc
Presto
National
4%
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9
1
common
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5
8
32
100
10c
National Bellas Hess common
Oct
'
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1,000
5%
*
pfd
1 Ya Jan
1%
12
Nat,i0"al Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Nov
Imperial Chemical Industries—
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29% Oct
..
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Namm-Loeser's Inc
Napco Industries Inc
*
May
Tan
Feh
Feb
May
N
Jnn
130
Tan
99
5
I
c—j,
T„„
Tuiv
99
33%
—2.50
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hydrometals Inc—
:
Hygrade Food Products—
-n„
1141"
6% May
Jan
10%
50
Nachman Corp
100
preferred
Humble Oil
Company
Oct
ii
10% Aug
,1%. Oct
45%- Oct
lO'/a
22%
50c
Inc
313i
34%
60% Oct
Jan
ll'/4
—5
—50c
Tel & Tel
31
8
1%
12
common-—1
TV Inc
—1
Murphy Corporation
—1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common-—2.50
Nov
300
,
35% July
-64% Oct
10%
1
;
18 %
19% Mar
Jan
Mar
10%
IV2
—__1
t—10
Products—;
preferred
Mills
States
Jan
Nov-
May
4,100
Muntz
3% Feb
34*
10%
13
6,300
Metal
cumulative
Mountain
Oct
2
21 '/a
8,700
Co
Mt Diablo Company
Oct
% Mar
20
20
1
Moody Investors participation
31%
Horn
% Jan
—«
8'/a
8%
——
18%
125
Jan
7
Nov
31% Oct
33%
Company
*
220
6
4,800
69%
57%
;
common
—10
to
Assoc.'dStationers Supply Co <eff 11-6)
53 %
13,400
8%
f
30%
convertible preferred
Montrose
|
Feb
Jan
Wohl Co
changed
52-%
10%
Jan
13% Jan
51'/a
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
10 J/2
2
20%
25,600
116% 118
Jan
10
13% Jan,
30 Y2
31%
Muskogee Co common
116.%
341
10%
1,900
54%
__—
23 Ye July
;——15
1—*
J*
8,600
Name chg to
(effecNov7)
Co—
49
& Co
790
31'/a
Jan
20% May
-16%-Oct
5
4.50%
,
2% Aug
Jan '
17 J/4 Sep
7 J/a May
Piping
Apr
Hardart Baking Co
69%
29%
$1 conv preferred—*
Jan
(Geo A)
16%
64
30%
Nov"
%
*■9% Get
*
_♦
;—1
——
Petroleum
Corp
Jan
Horn &
16'/a
16%
68 %
3
1
Corp„—
2%
Hormel
11% Oct
14%
15% Jan
£1
—
Hone
States
Oil
Corp
—
14%
■
20 J/2
400
—*
Co common
Sugar
311/2
■
2,300
1,700
<fe
600
r
8%
20%
15
700
V
11% Sep
15)4 May
11,000
—nr'rmr
Feb
33
Feb
8%
_5
Corp
Stamp'g Co.
19%
,
8'A
6,200
1
Chemical
49
Name
7% Jun
6,900
%
Feb,
231/4, Oct
60% Nov
241/4 Jan
18%
Inc.
1,100
14%
7,300
455«
Ball & Bearing Co
11
'/a
•-
4,900
18%
Horders
10%
13 '/a
3,100
48n-»
Hoover
July
■1%
.
7% Apr
*
Warrants
^
3 va
24 y8
4,000
10%
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%, cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B_—-100
Nov
6,700
8%
3%
600
10%
21 'A
—*
"
301/2
lO'/a
20'/a
Co
1%
r
29%
20'/a
Mirro
Apr
Nov
2%
Ltd class A
Jan
8%
Corp
1%
Oil Co
Feb
371/2
30
5
—
5
-60c
—1—1
Holophane Co common—;—— ——;—0
Home
Jan
12
%• Aug
4% Jan
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
9% Sep
10
12%
1%
1
13,100
21,200
%
Co
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
May
Jan
2%
25c
8'/a
25
Nov
%
5,500
8%
:
6,300
601/2
38'A. 41
17
17%
4%%
5% Jan
Jun
2
11%
Hollinger- Consol Gold Mines;
Holly Corporation——
V
Holly Stores Inc——ft—
11/2
22%
571/4-
17
Miller
•
Nov
18'/a
1,600
1%
18%
60'/a
201/4
Midwest
Mar
Jan
1,900
10
Nov
Jan
85/3
———
19% Sep
—_—1
Mid-West Abrasive
Oct
11%
1
j
Oct
29% Oct
38'A
Midland
30% Aug
100
C.2.50
*
(R-1&.CO Inc common
• ,,T,'_i_
Class
7*
Jan
19
10%
May
,.-5% Oct
19% Nov
1
Iron
Gulf
Nov
10%
Jan
2%
45 y»
..
13%
5,400
6%. preferred
4% May
52%
-
Feb
98 %
8%
200
"
IYa
Michigan
6% Sep •'
1% July
Jan
InC—_25c
~1%
17,700
\
50c
Co_
Mich Plat'g &
3 J/a Jun "
4!/4 Nov
Jan
4.600
18
141/4=
Metal & Thermit Corp
Sep
2
1 Yb
47,000
23J/2
17%
l'/»
Middle
2% Mar
8%
19%
22J/4
1
5
1ft
Oct
30.)
4%
14% July
Jan
5%
Mesabi
:
% Oct
200
20
;5%.Oct.
.
5% Jan
9%
64%
30%
•
*
-
Nov
4,800
5%
5% Oct
.
Jan
2 J/2
5%
Jan
%
13,400
4
30
9%
Mioromatic
3%
19%
40
9%
Menasco Mfg
Sep 1
2% Mar
28%.
36%
Merchants Refrigerating Co
—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—;
1
10 J/4
6,100
-71
34%
100
1
McKee (AG) & Co common
Mead Johnson & Co—
Jan
52%
.
11%- Jan
35
7
Rubber
&
McDonnell Aircraft
31% Sep
3%
8%
—
Jan
1%
25
,
4yu July
5J/2 May
12J/8
49%
71
28%
1,500
500
Maule Industries Inc
Mays (J W) Inc common
—ay
25% July
5%
10%'
7,500
13%
_._10c
Communication Co Ltd
av
Jan
98
29%
Tiro
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
3'/2 Nov
15% Oct
21 % July
2,800
500
5%
13%
Marconi International Marine
•
»!!
—
1%
75,300
-
4%
13%
6%
Public Service Co
Mansfield
Tbn
An1!
3% Mar
%
2%.
1%
19%
—:
-
-
4'%
l%July
2% July
5
Manischewitz (The B) Co
4 An!
01/
4%
:—5
—1
Co
cumulative preferred.;———10
7%%
A
„
7
•
4% Jan.
6%
Mangel Stores common
vio
Tan
'a
2/2 Apr
1,300
'
4
_25c
Electronics—1
Higbie Mfg Co common
Highway Trailer Industries
Hiller
—.
2%
4%
& Co 5 Vurc
Electric
o*/
3%
61 %
%
,
Inc—
Mining Co,.x
Rubenstein
Maine
Michigan
19%
Inc—
—1
Lithographing Co-;——Hie
Bishop Inc—.—
—10c
Heller
5a/
—
28
——
Helena.
1H8
200
4%
21,400
119,700
Sep
Jan
Aug
11%, Sep
7% Aug
'
3ov
nt/
•/..
7%
51/4
4%
Publications Inc
Aug
2la
...
11 %
?ep
6%
4%
17%
16,
M
not
Nov
Fur
150
~an
79,000
3
-
2
1
—
Light——
Investors
2v4
Aa.
197/
3%
Hazeltine Corp
Hecla
Tan
Jan
100
...
13 %
Ha vana
Hazel
19TV
123 /2
„/,8
Mar
Jun
27
.
Jan
9
71/8
5
1
Mack Trucks Inc warrants
Mages Sporting Goods—,
Magna Oil Corporation-:
,
6'/a
10
,
preferred-;
r
Macfadden
Nov
200
8
Co———10c
.
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Industries
9
.
'
Sep
Apr
„oV
„
,
,»an
/s
9,700
*L
Corp
Electric
1%
.
24% -24%
3%
30
50c
——
150
1%
'
Harvard
1
';an
Jan
2,775
130
Co
Rights-
.
b
2,400
2 %
-
436 % 491
Harniscflfeger Corp.;—————10
ITartfield Stores Inc
—:ft-—1
Hartford
2
21 %
16V4 Jan
2r.
Nov-
:
Machine
Plywood
10%
1%
—_
American
500
145%
A Alabastine—
•:
Hall
1,100
485
Company,,.;. —.
Gypsum Lime
B
2,400
9
9%
Products common-;- 5
Guild Films Company Inc——
_10c
Gulf States Land & Industries—
-. Common
—-—l——1-.————50c
Gulf & Western Corp.—
-1
&
18%
30
Stores
Grocery
H
18%
28%
Co—;—1
Leases—
Freehold
Griesedieck
1 V'e
7%
Co——1
Inc——60c
preferred series A—.
Hydraulics—
Gridoii
6% Mar
Jan
—:——100
<te Chemical
Great. Western
Oct
%
18%
—10c
1st preferred—
Great
4%
46,iU0
8
6% Sep
4% Apr
16'/a
241/2
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
—1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
_1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
Lmikenheimer (The) Co:—2.50
Lynch Corp
2
3J/4 Aug
1,300
1 %
2%
30
Non-voting common stock——___—*
7%
Apr
4%
ia
Pacific Tea—
&
Great Lakes Oil
'
1 %
10%
4
——1
—5
Inc
Great Amer Industries
900
4%
2
"4%
.
4% Jan
16
1
Jan
cumulative
5;*.
1,200
24
6 '/a
50c
25c
25c
—3
9%
.
2% Sep
May
3% Jan
16
5
5
xl4%
Inc_
2
24
1
700
i
700
5
—
2,500
Products Corp
2,700
6%
10
Corp
2,200
Consolidated
21/2
...6% Aug
12y» Sep
.
5% May
7% Jan
18 %
(Adolf
10% Jan
6%
21'A. Nov
,.
3%. Jan
400
-17% Mar
Lithium Corp of America Inc—
Locke Steel Chain
,j.
Goldfield:
Jan
1,000
Jan
Sen
Gobek
18% Nov
Oct
Aue
Gold Seal
16%
5%
12 1/8
5%
12
2%
13% Sep
...
3%
11 J/4
15J/2
1%
Feb
12% Mar
2%
5%
12
% Jan
fa Sep
9%
14%
19'/a
17%
Jan
3
3,900
12%
400
Anr
21
10,200
i7ff
16% Sep
3,300
Feb
-
5%
4%
51/4,
12%
••-.17%. Nov
41/4.
7%
-
12% Nov
5%
7%
17', 4 :
Nov
28%. July
;>
S% July
10'A Jan
11
Mar
15%
7,400
16%
1,900
20 % May.
5%
10%
20
4,400
4%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
17%
12%
27
15%
' 7% May
9
Oct
18%
25%
11
vym- Nov
lays. Jan
5 Y2
6% Mar
21
24'%
-
4Va
4,% Jan
9%
:
1,200
1,950
-102% Sep
15%
100
9%
27
"Jan
1
3,600
*
.—1
26
,15% Oct
2%. Feb-
1
A
"
ft—1
Globe Union Co Inc—————;
*
Globe Wernicke Industries—
5
!
1
8%
ft-1
v
•
,7% Jan
95
24%
12%
33'/ac
5
a-—/—-
.?
17%
Inc__-
Consolidada S
Lakey
21% July
Jan
% May
Jan
7
27
1
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions co
Lanston Industries Inc.
La Salle Extension University
Lear Inc common
!
Lefeourt Realty Corp common
* : Class A
—
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (r G) Inc
Nov
45% Mar
21 % Aug
17 J/4
100
941/4- 95
8,200
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
16 Yb May
1
12,400
7%
Sep
2% July
,
75 pesos
L'Aiglon Apparel
300
16 Vi
14'/a
6Vi
4'A Sep
•9%
Aug
Lm
Nov
17%
37 %
13%
■
1
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co.
Apr
2%
x29% May
.
13%
5
8%-
—
Jun
Aug
lis Feb.;
5
Nov
200
3%
5
9,100
7.50
Nov
1,900
41
5,600
21/8
i
22 J/2
5%
18%
.
500
8%
1
4%
Corp
.72% July
31/4
s
1.2s,
0
Alaen
35,400
2ya Aug
2%
1
Glen
5% Oct
14%
5
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines--—
Gilchrist: Co
15% Mar
% Apr
Ya May
20c
21
17%
Glenmore Distilleries class B
80% ^ep
.
Jan
3,600
^
i.
2% July
Jan
3%
—5
Kobacker Stores
4yb Sep
Jan
36%
1,625
62,500
—
Gilbert
—
8
1%
,11% Jun
Sep
i;
——
Knott Hotels Corp
Knox Corp class A
.
9
Jun
-
Corp common——50c
§ General Stores corporation -—I
—1
common—
400
10
L%
5% Sep
.
.,
2.50
Products
Jan
35%
5%
Plywood
(A Ct
2% July
8%
5
1
25c
x
Feb
21
22%
36l/a-
-
—
900
4
^
&
8 J/8
1V4
18%
20
American dep
Corp—————25c
Genung's Incorporated
——1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
—
*
$4.66 preferred
—ft—
*
3,100
4%
L
Kleinert (IB) Rubber Co
7
May
20
General Transistor
12 3 i
4'/a
14%.Oct
Jan
2A
(*S?r^e,PL Sut5eS^Inc
Feb
Jan
21%-
rets ord reg——.—£1
Ftreproofing common———5
General Indus Enterprises
Li—?
7 J/» Jan
2
8%
KJrkland Minerals Corp Ltd—
,
Nov
Mar
.
4%
—25
Development Corp——1
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
General*
600
900
9%
—50c
Kirby Petroleum Co
Nov
-38 Vi
./
.
Jan
200
2vb
1
.
10,100
2 J/2
X12J/4
3/»
pfd—100
?!n'Afrk^°" ComPany
2% Sep
—-
39%
6%
Co
——ftGeneral^ Builders Corp.
Alloys
5%
101/2
•
7% Apr
3% Jan
15c
—
Kingsford Company
.
General
General
lflJ/i
<
An?
6%
6 m
preferred
——.—
100
Geliman. Mfg Co common—
1
General Acceptance Corp warrants-
convertible
p€b
10
9% Mav
—
Kaiser Industries Corp_
Kaltman (D) & Company—
Kansas Gas & Electric 4'%%
Katz Dru^T Company
Kawecki, Chemical Co—
Kawneer Co (Del)
—
Kennedy's Inc ...
-
Oct
———1.25
common——
July
5%
.
»
7V2 May
12,500
®
10%
.
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Kingston
G
Co
1%
8%
1
..
64
10%
~r%
__10c
common—
1
Inc——10c
Industries
May
x8%
5-/4
x8 %:
5%
5%
Jeannette Glass Co
Jetronic
•
Co—.
•:
25%
%.
——*
Company-..
Power
14
»
—
*
Gatineau
101/
19%
5%
—____2.50
rets ord reg
Brewing
(The)
(Geo
3.100
23,300
1
—*
—
Ltd—
American dep
Fox
11%
44%
8 'A;
——10c
•
Nov
Feb
900
74%
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lc
11%
25%
1
non-voting—
Class. B
Sep
37%
14
1
Canada—
of
Jan
22
1,700
.
Nov
12% Aug
.
t-
Flying Tiger Line Inc—i.—___—-1
Motor
32
11%
—1
Fishnrart (M HI Co Inc_——_
Class:
%
Apr
8% July
43%
30
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.
Fargo» Oils Ltd
;—
Felmont, Petroleum Corpft
Financial. General Corp'—
Ford
«7a
1,100
,
1
preierred
Firth. Sterling
23
Sugar Associates—
Fajardo Eastern
$2
21
Ironrite Inc.——
Irving Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil Corp——
32
118
Feb
12%
11%
Apr
3% Aug
sy* Oct
Jan
10%
48%
4%
Jun
20
lOVa Jan
25
Hi/2
12%
"Sep
9%
14% Mar
■■■&;:
'
Fairchild Camera &
Common shs
13
Jan J
Jan
90%
2,000
x47'/4
*
Jan
5%
Sep
2,750
.
12%
22
„1
1
9%
7
118
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vtc
500
9%
I/A Jan«
12
2%
43Vo Aug
Jan
3,600
High
1% Mar
22
2%
Jan
2,U0U
AO 78
112
5 «/2
Jan
5%
200
Machinery—
10%
2'%
600
Cigar
International Products
5
International Resistance Co—
10c
Intex Oil Company—————33>/ac
Investors Royalty
1
Iwa Public Services Co 3.90% pfd—100
33%
8%
North America
of
International Petroleum capital stock-*
600
12%
Insurance Co
July
5,900
10%
%
22%
Oct
14% May
4% Aug
9%
& Co class A
—1
Instrument——„1
(Max)
17,600
102
Jan
8%
——10
common,
12%
Jan
92
8V4
9%
11%
.reka,Corporation Ltd—.-__L_$1 or 25c
Line
>
39% x40%
8%
—ft—7".—i
Inc
Eureka. Pipe
•'
11%
Low
12% Mar
4%
3%
__———5c
ox
Emery Air Freight Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
5,600
3
2''/8
25c
—
Shares
High
14'A
50c
Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
t_
Low
15%
Industrial
for Week
Rmge
of Prices
Par
<
Nov
11% Feb
7,000
'/8
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
36%
common,
Communications Inc
Electronic
Low
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
common———5
& Share
Bond
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Electric
Week's
Last
Research
Corp
*
—
-
1
-.1
*—5
1
1
25c
2
1
Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd——
—*
National
National Telefilm Associates
National
Transit
common
10c
1
700
Nov
3% Mb
Jan
9% Sep
5% Oct
Jan
2>
1% Jan
Jan
30% Oct
100
11% Jan
21% Aug
13%
106
10% Jan
112
2 ft
37,906
9%
14%'
17
19%
13%
2%
750
19%
29
9%
800
15%
8,006
29
13%
X30
14
Sep
2% July
'
19
19
19
200
44 J/2
41
X47
1,400
22
21
22
9
8%
9
4%
4
4%
50
.
22,806
706
1% Jan
Jan
11% Mar
-f-
12% Apr
Apr
36
Sep
17% My
.
20% Ant
13
21
x47
24
Nov
5% Apr*
3% Apr
Wbv
May
9%
;
5% Sep
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
32
(1952)
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.
Monday, November 10, 1958
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■
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1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
National
Union
Neptune Meter
Ne.stle-Le
New
Electric
._30c
Corp_.
5
common
M'ur
Co
.1
common
Chamberlain
Petroleum
New
Havea
Idria Min
New
Jersey
Clock
New
Mexico
&
Pacific
Park
New
Process
Now
Superior
Nickel
Nipissing
Noma
North
1% Feb
8,900
18%
Jan
29% Oct
19% Oct
lft May
17%
19%
.
1
_
7,000
7%
Jan
8,600
}ii
Jan
1%
1%
5,400
A
Jan
1%
common
Zio
Rosario—
57%
125
1%
1
1%
1
Mines
A-J"ly
2ft
2%
11/4
2,500
8%
27,900
4%
Jan
7%
500
5%
Apr
A~ —10
class
32%
33%
1,300
26
Jan
32'A
32%
1,700
26
Jan
100
4
Sep
2%
Jan
B
—10
.8%
32%
32%
4%
4%
>
4
4':
4ft
10,700
Northeast Airlines
5%
5%
6
Penn
RR
1
■
Co
68
—
__
Nuclear Corp of Amer A (Del.)
—10c
84
68%
150
84
—50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 414 % pfd. -100
1
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
Warrants
5,400
85
100
2ft
26,800
ft
1%
20,200
1 %
1%
12,300
•1
1%
■
'
■
1%
Feb
Ogden
Ohio
Corp
Brass
Co
,
class B
Ohio Power 4%%
__i
,
2%
2%
3%
27,600
50c
...
common
14%
13%
14%
43,700
*
75%
100
91%
common
preferred
Okulta Oils Ltd
Okonitc Company common
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
Omar Inc
25
1
preferred
1%
97%
95%
97%
2%
2%
200
24%
24%
75%
75 %
77
17%
200
3%
4%
1%
7/8
4%
25
30%
30
30%
3,000
5%c!o 1st preferred—
25
5%
1st preferred
25
5c/o redeemable 1st preferred
_25
5Yo redeemable 1st pfd series A_—25
27
27
27%
300
25%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
4.00%
A
Oct
1st
preferred
/
25
25
23%
redeemable '1st
preferred
25
21%
4.36%
redeemable
preferred
25
1st
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
84.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Hecla
22%
500
200
21% Aug
21% Sep
26%
99
Feb
135%
Nov
97
Jun
134
133
135%
2%
18%
85
710
240
2%
2%
%
1,000
53,400
107%
84
1% Mar
17%
18%
95
96%
175
16% Apr
91% Jan
32%
■
34%
34%
1,400
28% May
5'/a
5%
6
13,900
J
4.1/0
RV«
wph
ft
ft
72,200
% Jun
%
1%
13,600
1% Jan
2%
Jun
4%
4%
3,000
4% Jan
5
15%
15%
15%
300
14%
14%
14%
3,200
4,800
-
14%
Feb
16%
SeD
Jan
15%
Sen
7%
6 %
7%
5%
5%
100
9
9%
50O
9
1% SS
4% Feb
9
Nov
Jan
5%
7%
5%
Jan
7%
400
6
5%
5%
61
600
4% Jan
62
900
"ift
~1%
"lilr
18%
20%
13,700
62
Apr
11
11
jau
jib
QCt
Jan
°
20%
Nov
5%
6
3,300
5% Jan
4%
4%
2,900
1% Jan
9%
9%
700
1
9%
9%
9%
2,400
1
1%
1ft
1%
1,200
81
•
9%
10
-
79%
9%
33%
33%
82
850
10
1,700
34%
500
Nov,
4
1.600
21.
%
16,400
Jan
19,200
43%
17
41'%
Y2 Apr
Apr
<
46%
Sep
21% Oct
Feb
Jan
Oct
54
36
2%
Jan
1
31/8
32
55
2
Sep
Sep
3% Sep
Mar
4%
4%
4%
1.600
5,000 fr
11%
3,200
8%
ft Sep
"%
3% Jan
10%
Jan
Apr
4% Sep
13'A Aug
Publications—
•
Venezuelan
_
Oil
Co
35
35
•
30
preferred
28%
147
__1
dep rets ord registered—
40
40%
20
35
50
30
l,60O
147
50
40%
30%
Jun
16% Mar
95
35%
Sep
31%
Oct
148 y2 July
32% Jan
7,900
Mar
43% Aug
3%
-£1
Jan
37/a
Apr
13
10
Sep
59%
Apr
5%
Jan
Sep
82
1
*
2.50
2'A
2%
600
-11%
400
67
2%
2%
10%
—
67%
200
2%
3,400
•
2%
64
64
65
48%
42%
10c
ft
1%
2%
48
Jan
48%
1,400
18
Jan
ft
71%
Oct
100
(A)
Stetson
Jun
Stone
Nov
&
Co
Sep
85
75
82
Sun
July
Sep
95
&
30
Jan
19%
17%
17%
18%
2,400
5
13%
46 %
44%
47%
1,300
4 ft
35
4,600
100
3% Sep
x35
Oct
36
28%
32%
15,100
18%
17%
18%
1,800
55%
55%
57%
1,800
1
13%
12%
13%
7,200
13%
Nov
24
22%
24
1,900
17
Jan
24
Nov
16%
16%
16%
%
500
16
Jun
18
Aue
1
May
28%
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Reda Pump Co
Rcis (Robert) & Co
—1
Reiter-Foster
50c
%
10
46%
46
461!
11
11
11%
Corp.,
%
%
13
11
5,400
Jan
45% Jan
6% Mar
1,700
21,700
650
-
195/_
57%
% Jan
•ft Mar
34
47
7% Jan
6%
6%
6%
5,000
26%
26%
27%
10,100
19% Oct
1ft
1%
1%
1,700
2%
2%
2%
500
1% jun
9%
9%
200
7% Jun
11%
4% Jan
1
50c
Ridgeway Corp—.
distribution
Valley Gas Co—
1
_1
.
pfd F
100
.
Inc
1
4%
4
4%
3%
%
Jun
Oct
Oct
7% Aug
Oct
27%
Jan
1% Julv
3
Jan
10% Mar
3,500
2% Jan
Inc
30c
~7%
Inc
B
class. A
2,900
1% Jan
200
12% July
14% Oct
7%
7%
1,400
4% Jan
1,100
3%
11%
U Vo
11%
3%
5%
cumulative
Electric
—1
1
33.
3%
3%
3%
May
Feb
4
4%
2,200
1%
Jan
5%
4%
Jan
8% July
8% Oct
7%
8 %
3,600
7%
8%
21,900
14%
Tg%
19,300
25%
20
26
14
Sep
85% Aug
4% Mar
2%
Feb
7
Jan
4%
Vo
16
22% Mar
5% Jan
350
Oct
Sep
Nov
27
July
8% Aug
8%
8%
14% xl5
2,200
13%
Apr
17
Feb
58%
61%
2,300
45%
Jan
62
Oct
14%
13%
14%
2,800
9%
21%
21%
700
15%
Jan
3%
3%
800
2%
Feb
6%
8%
61%
21%
3%
6%
'
3,700
16%
Apr
21%
4
Sep
Oct
Oct
6%
1,100
1Tb
H;!
1%
14.800
1%
Oct
7% July
3ft July
3
2%
3%
17,300
1%
Jan
3%
11
11
4%
24%
25%
70%
68
72
14
5%
5%
'
100
6%
Apr
3%
Feb
450
5%
15%
16
1,100
16
16
2%
18 %
18%
36%
37
18%
20%
37%
37%
39
14%
Aug
25% Oct
72
Nov
6%
Jan
15
12
Jan
10%
Oct
1% Jan
9,000
16%
3%
Sep
21%
Oct
100
15%
400
29% Jan
38
Oct
15
Apr
20%
Nov
18
Jan
47
Sep
1,300
400
Jan
19% Sep
14%
700
3%
3%
24,500
14%
"5%
Oct
Apr
13% May
100
2%
20%
18%
13
900
Nov
5
4% Jan
200
14
Nov
11
13% May
46% Jan
4,000
14
2%
4% Apr
800
.
5
24%
15%
1.30O
11
Jan
16
21%
21%
2,300
11%
21%
3%
Jan
Jan
8%
1%
Jan
16
July
3%
Jan
Nov
May
Sep
4% May
2% Jan
-
3%
2% Mar
8% Aug
Inc
V
80
-Aug
4%
Jan
8%
Oct
Jan
7
Mar
14% Oct
4,200
1% Jan
4% Sep
7,000
10% May
2% Jan
N
14
10
8
7%
1
common
14%
900
13%
.14%
2,200
12%
100
8
8
42%
7
common
44%
42
7%
2,500
8%
15,300
20c
2%
2%
2,900
5%
5%
6%
3,200
1
2%
2%
12,100
25c
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
Thlokol Chemical Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred,
2%
1
Inc
Industries
Feb
%
ft
•
5
1
10c
2
%
95
95
25
3%
Jan
Apr
.5% Oct
ft
4%%
preferred
Acceptance Corp class A
24%
1,900
19% May
27
70%
17,300
38%
Feb
70%
Nov
1%
2%
66,800
%
Jan
2%
Nov
8%
7%
9%
6,200
4
Jan
37
39'A
3,100
20% Jan
32%
34%
7,200
19'A
17%
16%
18
1,300
*10%
Jan
6 %
Feb
«
O
fi
Ja*
3%
3ft
700
36%
38
100
84
84
84%
36 Vo
150
84%
200
103,200
2%
Jan
6%
Nov
Unexcelled
Chemical
200
22%
Jan
34%
Oct
Union
Gas
Co of Canada
3%
4%
1,200
3%
Jan
5%
Union
Investment
3%
3%
200
2%
Apr
Apr
4% Aug
Union
Stock
Jan
Oct
9%
Nov
Nov
18% Aug
8%
3ft Nov
42% July
Nov
96
Jan
/.
2%
2%
1,700
1% Jan
2%
4%
4%
4%
1,700
2%
5%
10c
1
11%
11%
1,000
9% Jan
3%
9,800
2'A Jan
%
16,700
11
2%
Oct
Jan
Oct
2%
3
Nov
39 %
34%
1
1
-50c
Jan
% July
3% Jan
May
Oct
12% Aug
Jun
4
1%
Jan
ft
%
7%
7%
400
7%
Oct
27%
25%
27%
2,000
18%
Feb
27 3 i
Nov
27
28%
32,600
13%
Jan
19%
19'%
15%
Apr
29% Aug
20
Oct
11%
10
19%
700
Tl%
25,300
10c
13,300
35
Aug
6% May
11%
Nov
4Yb
Jan
10'A
Sep
19
29'A Mar
•
6%
2
1,200
37
———10
Inc
3%
May
23%
34
*
Two Guys from Harrison Inc__
33%
Jun
UMay
101
64%
1
4%
3%
Jan
Nov
28%
Corp
Tri-Continental warrants—.
True Temper Corp L-.
Oct
8% Jun
1%
20
Corp
8%
2% Jan
^
Jan
1
95
1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trunz
Jan
37
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Lux
Jun
8% Sep
45'A Oct
23%
10
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Edison
Jun
16 %
67%
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Shipyards
16%
2
6,500
—„25c
Thriftmarket Inc
Tito Roofing Lie
Todd
34%
Jan
Feb
Jan
7
1
TJwrofare Markets Inc
14% Jan
4% July
10
14%
13%
5
5
preferred
Co
33%
1
common
5,200
13%
2%
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
page
5%
13%
3%
1.25
common
Russell (The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
5%
13%
•
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
5%
1
6
x51
,
common
common—_—
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
3%
50c
—
300
2,90Q
Trans Caribbean Airways class A
Trans Cont Industries Inc
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A-
14%
110
9% Jan
500
23% May
4% Sep
14% July
Jan
200
6%
86%
3%
84
2%
9%
26
—1
Texas Calgary Co
4% Sep
Feb
4% Sep
81%
12%
20% Aug
19% Oct
77%
9%
6%
Trans
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Jun
25c
Tcxam Oil Corporation
14%
84
£1
_1.50
23%
1,300
6%
Toledo
--
Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Roosevelt Field Inc
600
4%
1,400
Tower
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
21%
4%
25,500
piph
'
Ex-liquidating
20%
3%
Nov
1% Aug
Jan
1
Mining Co
32%
16%Mav
1
!a_
Richwell Petroleums Ltd
Rico Argentine
Jan
3%
Technicolor
Sep
10
1
24%
3%
Tampa
6% Jan
___i
10
Inc
Sep
3
Television
Corp
21%
15
^
1
*
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Reliance Insurance Co
1,200
3%
4%
4
35
—
1
22
3%
T
R
20
Nov
21%
1
Talon
Q
:
Apr
49
—1
Symington Wayno Corp warrants——.
Class
Corp
52%
Jan
8%
—1
Supermarkets Corp
May
Jan
42
4 %
*
Inc
26
45 %
12
.-1
—1
Sunset International Petrol Corp
Oct
3
4%
Shop
Sep
49%
56% Apr
27
July
Nov
Sep
16% Mar
Sep
23%
77
—5
Corp-
Ray Drug common
Sunrise
Feb
20% Jan
Jan
24
300
"9%
Superior Tool & Die Co—
20c
50
"4%
10c
Stylon Corporation
.10%
180
1,100
200
1
*
5
common,
Stop
Jan
37% Sep
20%
25c
Stroock (S) &; Co common
8%
85
B»
(J
Container
Sep
200
Jan
51%
1
Jun
10%
'31
;
1,700
49
*
Nov
10%
*
Colorado—-
Jan
21% Nov
21%
1
50c
common
%
% Jan
4%
Jan
12%
51%
—1
preferred
7%
48%
Nov
6
300
47
:—1
Corp—
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
3jJ May
65
10%
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond International Inc
1,400
.1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Feb
*
24
10
Sterling Brewers Inc
7%
_
(The)
Oct
1,100
—_i
24%
—._1
Sep
10%
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
52%
24%
—1
Corp—
2%
9%
common
35%
23%
—1
Corp,,-.-— 1
12%
10%
100
35
-
8%
Jan
16
com
Oct
21%
51%
_1
8% Jan
55% Jan
Jan
—
Ltd
Oct
8
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
67
1
9'/a
4% Ma y
2
Statham Instruments Inc
steel Co
Canada ordinary
steel Parts Corporation
Oct
36'A Oct
Stein
2.50
5% Jan
24%
1
-5
10c
Inc-
convertible
50c
3)
A
Inc—
Co
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Nov
10%
8,600
2,700
35%
25
Starrett
lfji May
18% Jan
8%
7%
20%
25
Standard Tube class B
Stanrock Uranium Minee Ltd^
Oct
12%
6% Mar
7%
6%
-
.
Standard-Thomson
6% July
4% Sep
Jan
11%
see
34% May
10%
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Products Co
Standard Share*; Inc common
Oct
2,000
footnotes
Feb
100
43 %
25c
common
Standard Forgings
22% Oct
15,400
19'/e
Jan
16%
1
For
100
ft Jan
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Financial Corp
7% Aug
6% May
47
9%
Company
Ryerson & Haynes
Sep
Y4 Jan
Stahl-Meyer
*
6% July
10 % July
24,200
Russeks Fifth Ave
92
1,700
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Spear & Company.—,
Spencer Shoe Corp
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Mar
14
5%
50
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
-
Sep
10
20.200
Southern Materials
jSS
1%
20,400
Raceway
Feb
94 34
23,800
Inc—
Nov
3%
27%
Southern California Petroleum Corp-2
Tun
%
%
Roosevelt
2% Apr
194%
9
2
4.08% cumulative prelerrcd-
Jun
35% Aug
1%
6
_
Mines
Sons
34%
Jan
43%
43%
May
7% July
Jan
130
•
4.24# cumulative preferred
22% Aug
103
6%
&
2,200
38
Jan
700
20
5% original preferred
:—-25
4.88% cumulative preferred
25
4.78% cumulative preferred
25
4.56% convertible preference-—
.25
4.48% convertible preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
3V« Julv
14%
(I)
3
4%
24
179% 186%
94%
43%
4,200
2.000
{h
-
Jun
%
Rokcach
2%
3
~7%"
34%
Southern Cahfbrnia Edison—
Jun
Aug
•
Jun
96%
14%
—Rolls
7%
32%
186%
South Coast Corp common
l1
South Penn Oil Co common——.12.50
Jail
24% Jan
23% Jan
102%
4%
4%% cumulative preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
„
~VA>.
34
Oct
Oct
600
22%
21%
6%
Grande
Jun
27% Jan
14%
Rio
11%
Sep
Prophet
-
Feb
24%
Oct
*
Industrial
Rests toflex Corp
6%
Oct
—_1
,
(effec
Republic
5,000
7%
——10c
Ltd
Remington Arms Co
8%
1
1
Oil
8%
.
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
Oct
10 pesos
1
common
Rapid-American
8%
Jan
Soss Manufacturing common
Merged with and into
Co
Nov
1
13%
27
1
Pyle-National
13'A
Oct
5
lift:
of
Apr
24%
Progress Mfg Co Inc
8ervieo
3%
900
1
Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
Public
29,700
200
l
„
Pratt & Lambert Co
(The)
Providence Gas
13%
Sep
1
Corp
Dome
11%
38%
2
_
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Preston East
12%
27% Feb
2.50
class
Jun
% Apr
Jan
92% Oct
Bol
Minerals
Products
8%
7%
2
;
Mining Co
500
3%
2
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Poloron
9,200
Feb
85
.
Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Co.
%
12%
Feb
87%
7%
Polaris Min
27% Oct
Jan
ft
11%
3%
00
61%
Pneumatic Scale
9
8,200
iV
11 %
1%
130
2.50
Mines
26
_
Nov
3,000
21%
84%
Traffic Co—
Pioneer Gold
22%
1% Sep
26,700
250
Pep Boys (The)
„_i
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pierce Industries
12%
-
2%
93%
i
Ltd
Aircraft
% Jan
3% May
a
Lighting
Sep
200
136,400
5%
88%
Pnrkersburg-Aetna Corp
Piasecki
2%
Apr
1%
12%
2%
86%
Company
&
1%
1%
10%
4%
87%
1
Peninsular Metal Products..
Oils
2,800
Nov
2%
21%
1
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Peruvian
2%
2
Apr
12%
5% Mar
5
92%
*
Pantepoc Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Perfect Circle Corp
19,900
5
*
1
85
pfd
100
Page-Hersey Tubes common
»
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc„2 Bol
Pan Israel Oil vtc
u——:
lc
Penn
12%
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
88%
Airlines—
Canada
11%
33% Apr
30% Apr
29% Jun
86'%
Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
of
2A Mar.
500
23%
23%
*
Petroleums
Patino
Jan
Aug
27
Aug
25% Sep
30
*
conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
Park Chemical
1%
126,600
3
10c
Singer
4\a
*
$4.75
Northern
2%
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp—10c
1st pfd
4.50%
Pacific
Hi
~2%
Amer
Pacific
Sep
7%
%
Simpson's Ltd
P
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
redeemable
6%
Sep
%
convertible
rw
?./ Nov
Tj"f,
.
Apr-
Jun
5%
2%
Sinclair
0 7/
Feb
4%
•
26% Jan
Simca Am«rl«a" Shares——
Aue
24/2
July
9%
SmmoZI-ZZTI™IIIII1-1
Silvray
7?
2.8
Is
2%
5
—
Simmons-Boardman
Jan
1«
Silver-Miller
net
oli/
T«!?
n3/
Apr
1 Vo
Jan
£reek Precision Corp
_l0c
Mines Ltd———,——1
SilexCo
Oct
Jan
T%
Feb
6,000
26
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
1 J*
J ,7 FeD
9,500
l
—...
102
flpn
mi
725
1,050
17 3/4
l
Corp
Nov
11
650
2%
81'8
60% Jan
x91
600
24%
Overseas Securities
Electric
425
400
ift
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Oxford
77%
93
75%
x91
_90e
July
July
21
23%
20c
—
i.—
Ltd
21
Sep
% Jan
300
7%
*
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Breweries
22% May
Oct
-1
1
Snoe Corp 01 America common
31/3 juiy
Nov
7
300
5%
11
—_10c
Shattuek Denn Mining
Sicks
2
19% Aug
24,50)
{2
8
11%
Sliawinigan Water & Power——
*
Sherman Products Inc
__—1
Sherwin-Williams common
25
4% preferred —
100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
•
o
Oceanic Oil Company—
Apr
5%
1
1
Seton Leather common.—..
Oct
Sen
%
7%
600
21
7%
1
Scrvomechanisms Inc..
Sep
Feb
5%
1
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
21%
7
"*7%
——10c
Corp
Sentry Corp
6% Jan
72
Jan
96
Apr
4ft Feb
3ft Feb
1% Oct
1%
(The)
,
1
Sceman Bros Inc
4% Sep
'
1% Oct
2
Sceburg
5% Jan
.
4% Apr
65
May
83% Sep
2%
Seaporeel Metals Inc—
Securities Corp General
.
Apr
200
7%
%
•
8
50c
Airlines————
Western
1,100
19
21% Aug
——
..
18%
17%
—i,—1
25c
———25c
—————-1
(Del)
Apr
13
17%
Ltd
Petroleums
Oil Inc
Seaboard
Oct
34
preferred—%
High
12%
12,700
series_20
20
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd_—
Mar
lft Jan
2% Nov
% 8% Nov
8% Oct
34% Aug
Jan
2%
7%
7%
1
1
20%
Saxon Paper Corp
Sayre & Fisher Co
25
% May
1
__T
Railway
North American Royalties Inc—_ —1
North Canadian Oils Ltd—
—25
North
Jan
13% Feb
20%
Sapphire
Low
18%
7%
Savoy
17% Apr
58% Aug
39%
18%
7%
5.60%
i®8 Nov
18,100
50%
—10
Ltd
/
Oct
1
4,200
1%
18%
Inc
Carlos Milling Co
Cumulative preferred 4.40%
Sep
Apr
11% Jan
I—1
Cement
1%
109
94
*
:
Inc.
Jan
1
ft
~1%
125
2.50
Salem-Brosius
gan
148% Jun
3% Feb
17%
Co
Southern
Class
Apr
Jan
1
Oils
American
%
A
-20c
common
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
11,800
10,800
1
13
Land
Merchandise
Rim
2,830
1%
1
ft
;
lft Sep
lft Jan
common-——-*■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
18%
Ltd..
16 pesos
gan Diego Gas & Electric Co—
>
Cumulative preferred 5% series
20
Cumulative preferred 4%% senes_2u
Oct
13% Oct
148%
147
1%
27%
& Honduras
York
148'/8
jtf
25%
Mining Co
York
New
is,
*
Oils Ltd
&
New York Auction
New
lft
26%
Arizona
Co
12%
2,300
1,000
St Lawrence Corp Ltd
Shares
of Prices
Low
Far
g
Nov
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
31
19% Jan
5% Jan
2,600
12%
—25c
Coal
New
29%
1
;
Zinc.
New
28%
12%
—50c
Co-.,.
Co
7,700
2%
2%
Jan
1
Week's
Last
stocks
-
.
High
Low
29
...100
Watch
«&
Chem
<fe
,
High
2 %
2Va
—50c
New England Tel & Tel
New
Low
'
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Friday
ENDED NOVEMBER 7
for Week
Range
Sale Price
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
<
U
Yards
of
Jun
5
9%
8
9%
•
Corp
17%
17
17%
600
9%
100
7% Jan
9%
Apr
23%
200
19% Jan
25%
Sep
:
4
9%
Omaha
20
23%
Co,——
17
•
Aug
'■
»
Number 5793
Volume 188
(1953)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
Last
STOCKS
'
Low
Par
United Aircraft
Products
United Asbestos
Corp
Low
High
8%
5%
5,900
5
1
7(4
7A
7A
14,300
1
Ifir
1%
1%
6,800
Elastic
-10c
Cuban Oil Inc—
United
(a
(2
A
35(4
35%
300
Oct
8
2(4 July
1(4 Jan
Oct
ya Apr
29
36% Aug
6% Sep
Jan
3% May
—1-5
common-
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer
-
United
U
J RR
N
Air
8
rets
dep
179'/a
& Canal
Foil
S
5
46%
3(4
3(4
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
Universal American
Inc
.3%
1%
28%
30%
-48%
Oct
1"% Apr
3%
Sep
51%
Sep
31
2
16,100
Jan
Jun
400
29(4
Oct
Apr
Jun
Jan
2,700
47y2
5%
8%
7
200
1(4
3(4
Jan
20
1,500
50
x46(4
1%
47
;
8(4:
48
3(4
.*
Corp
Oil
Universal Consolidated
Universal Controls
4(4
Sep
189
Apr
2(4 Apr
300
Co
D
168
15,400
1,100
26,300
3(4
48(4
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Tile
8
8(4
S
U
4(4 Jan
1%
47(4
Nov
x22% Oct
30%
Nov
34
34(4
20
Jan
48(4 July
13%
12% Oct
16% July
6(4
14(4
6(4
17,800
6%
:
3,400
4% Jan
..
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
ADanzig
AGerman
AS
,Valspar Corp
common
6(4
*. 7
24
37%
39
500
.
>7
•
7s
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Van Norman. Industries
warrants-
Victpreen <The) Instrument Co
V toco; Corporation
I
; 5%
5%
5
5%
4
4(4
3(4.
9(4
9(4
42
Jan
,
(City of)
2
Aircraft
2% Jan
500
!
Oct
Instrument Co
:
34%
.1(4
1%
I
121%
.
-33(4
Jan
1(4
.
24
—5
Company Inc
"3
1%
Peru
(Republic
2,360
Rights
1.25
1*4
2
t
1%
A
Western Leaseholds Ltd—.
Amer
Was tern
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc.:
Weyenberg Shoe
Mfg
5%#
tribution.
5#
Ex-dividend,
x
•
Wood
(John)
Industries
Amer
r
(F W)
listed
on
trials
Oct.
150.91
83.96
190.80
Nov.
6—
554.85
152.51
84.36
192.27
N
550
x25% May
35
Apr
(4 Oct
32
40
Date—
Mon.
41
Oct
Tues.
Nov.
4—_
Nov.
5——
•
37(4
1,950
19(4
Jan
40(4
Oct
Fri. Nov.
2(4
2%
500
1%
Jan
1,700
11%
Jan
10
Apr
16(4
5
May
Jan
14%
5
16(4
15(4
16%
-10
12%
% Apr
17,300
11%
13
6
5%
6
13
12%
13%
5,100
20(4
20(4
20(4
175
700
95(4
95(4
13(4
13(4
23
60%
6%
5s
Jan
~1V4
1(4
17%
Feb
25%
Last
Period
Sale Price
19S8
—
The SEC index of stock
Jan
groups
39(4 Jan
64
Sep
current year are as
follows (1939—100):
—
378.9
————
475.8
439.3
500.2
17
6%
Nov
iy« Jan
Feb
Composite
18%
Oct
Manufacturing
Oct
Oct
8(4
Goods
Durable
11% July
Non-Durable Goods
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
NO.
46
Trade,
Mining
High
41
89
2
87
96
81%
81%
20
77
87
51%
51%
5
51%
1993
37%
42
37%
38%
4
33%
40
96
98%
66
92
■
'
——
'
138
1961
May-Nov
1963
96%
93
88
conv
1965
Mar-Sept
94 Ya
86
88 %
Tues.
Nov. 5
4,078,030
91
Thurs.
Nov. 6
4,897,100
96%
96%
2
96%
H o o I-"
Nov. 7
3,708,555
99
94%
94
92
4
88
86
88
88
1
94%
£84
95 %
13
£65
93%
94%
68
——
95%
50
92%
59
73
1970
& Electric
3s 1971
3 (4s
1970
Chemical 6s 1973
deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3 (4 s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
United
Dye &
Waeatch Corp
Traction
5s
Western Newspaper Union 6s
1959
Feb-Aup
80
— —
100% 101%
4
Railroad and
63
100% 101%
100%
16
£94
68%
62
91
£102% 103
69%
__
63%
101%
£98% 100
95 3%
69%
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
(Germany)
7s
1951
Jan-July
Sold
101%
71%
102%
100
A 6s
series
A
series B
1952
1951
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
——
$29,466,000
1,088,567,600
$21,595,700 $1,145;570,620
$889,294,730
,
Jan. 1
Foreign
Government
Bonds
NO.
High
£185
£189(4
$187,000
1,318,090
127,000
$6,000
17,000
150,000
116,000
17,000
5,000
138,000
Nov. 6
1,412,175
1,533,205
Nov. 7—'
Mon.
1,298,565
63,000
24,000
5,562,035
$487,000
$47,000
$28,000
$562,000
Nov. 3
-
Tues.
Nov. 4
Wed.
Nov. 5
Thurs.
Fri.
Holiday
Stocks—No. of Shares.
1957
-
87,000
Jan. 1 to Nov.
113
190
7
1907
1958
5,562,035
2,687,865
185,860,074
186,571,188
$487,000
$220,000
$10,083,000
2,051,000
1,574,000
~
Bonds—
47,000
14,000
28,000
78,000
$16,246,000
1,471,000
1,566,000
$562,000
$312,000
$19,283,000
Domestic-
—
£181(4 185
Bonds
$6,000
$181,000
Foreign government.
High
Low
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Week Ended Nov. 7
Range Since
Exchange
Foreign
Domestic
1958
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A68
105,000
755,800
20,830,900
42,420,330
846,694,400
Foreign corporate—
Low
A Baden
Bonds
99,000
56,795,020
1,331~000
28,130,000
Shares)
73
103
Week's Range
Bid As Asked
$75,000
$109,000
7,000
(No. of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
"BONDS
$2,000
Stocks
95
48
1957
468,986,225
612,694,945
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
92%
91%
L*.
Jan. 1 lo Nov. 7
1958
1957
Transactions at the American Stock
100
85
93
£56%
90
105%
Total
American Stock Exchange
$1,331,000
$5,000
;
$29,466,000
7,084,000
—
Industrial
Total
100
90
3
——
..
$5,000
Bonds—
U. S. Government—
8,074,000
8,020,000
330,000
201,000
9,665,687
International Bank
104% 109%
102
110%
5
90%
$5,000
265,000
96
95
11
105
—
101
883/4
1
£87
—June-Aug
1960
88
6
91%
£86
Feb-Aug
85%
— —
88%
88%
90%
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
89%
105
liar-Sept
3(4s
85%
\3
105% 105%
100%
(Calif)
90
£79
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Holiday
15,920,235
Stocks—No. of Shares
Sales
$6,288,000
Bonds
$535,000
7,804,000
7,690,000
6,883,000
$28,130,000
Total
Bond
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$5,753,000
1958
100%
£82
1982
261.3
United States
Week Ended Nov. 7
89%
H
Gas
is,920,235
Total¬
122(4 136
78
96%
95%
series
1982
Foreign
93
91%
155.5
263.21
347.2
1.8
Int'l
Bank
Railroad
and Miscel.
100%
G
93
87%
4(4s
Southern California
+
92%
93
88%
,
337.6
219.7
185.3
346.3
+ 0.7
—0.4
184.0
.
102%
85
89
Feb-Awp
Southern bounties Gas
Fri.
101%
91
15
92
90
April-Oct
402.2
315.3
345.8
Nov. 4
80%
•
£75
1981
West Penn
2
£86
Feb-Aup
1978
1979
332.2
1.4
+
•
34
Feb-Aup
1982
Shares
3,236,550
Nov. 3—
Mon.
84
Feb-Aug
G
Gas
91
87
123% 123%
95%
1981—May-Nov
deb '62—Jan-July
series
Southwestern
54
77
11
87
£86
3%s
series J
85 y8
Stocks
No. of
143
43
49
£101
94%
311.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
81%
87
Corp 3s,
1976
4%s
87
Feb-Aup
D
4%s series I
154
Jan-July
series
E
—
143
135
85%
Jon-July
1973
3 (4s
F
•
;■
1976
series
£97%
£45%
1976—Jan -July
441.9
503.5
+ 1.1
+
t
94.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Wed.
debentures
1973
C
—
478.1
1.1
+ 1.2
470.4
434.6
High".
53
89(4
Jan-July
—
299.0
373.3
135
88(4
and Service
—
378.9
+ 1.0
100
115
88(4
Finance
♦New
50
LOW
High
Change
374.3
315.3*
les.a*
344.4
343.7
—
utility
Range Since
Bonds
£120
88(4
—
for the
1958—
Percent
Oct. 24, '58
Oct. 31, '58
—
of the common
by major industry
week and with highs and lows
compared with the preceding
~1%
17%
—__
Oct. 31, 1958, for composite and
stock for the week ended
Jan
5
Corp—
series
2
1957
95.07 July 26
71.50 Dec 24
prices based on the closing prices
Oct
1,000
£36
91
—June-Dec
1970
series
Low
Sep
Aug
2,700
or
Quar-Feb
.
3s
97.45
24
Week's Range
Interest
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_ Jan-July
Rapid Electrotype 7s deb 1967
May -Nov
3%s
7—
15
5.600
8%
8%
1st mortgage 3 (4s 1968
April-Oct
mortgage
3s
1971
:
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3 (4s 1964—June-Dec
A
High
Apr
12
300
At
8(4
18
Power
B
97.43
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Oct
100(4
Sep
25% Sep
1.800
6%
6%
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
2%s
72.25 Jail
——
Range for
96.87
6
Nov.
July
22
93%
100
23
58(4
1st
series
Low
Feb
7(4
£i
California Edison 3s
86.32
2% Aug
Oct
15Jan
150
60%
3%
'...
70
97-%
13(4
.100
1
Sapphires Petroleums Ltd 5s
86.37
16%
—40c
Harbor Water Power
82.63
-*
Range for 1958
97.45 Nov
High i—
■
96.59
Holiday
-
35(4
1
6%s due 1953 extended to
86.24
-
;,.
Closing
;
•
3—
Nov.
2%
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
3s
'
Jun
31(4 July
1
36(4
i
3 (4s
-
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by National
Jun
1
4s series B 1993
Power
86.14
86.35
82.50
Holiday
Over-tfie-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Thurs.
.—10c
subord
86.25
82.49
85.97
Nov
140
23% Apr
50
May-Nov
May
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5(48 conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6(4 # liq tr ctfs—
Midland Valley RR 4#
1963
Apn'J-Oct
National Research
.
(4 Jan
25
mortgage 4s series A
40
86.08
86.33
82.62
,
Total
Bonds
86.09
90.05
Division—
J
;
10
Utilities
86.22
90.03
Wed.
8
Western
&
1st mortgage
3(es series
89.86
550.68
4%
Apr
28(4
23
Aug 1
85.80
89.59
188.78
Oct
common
Finland Residential
Southern
188.29
83.13
Holiday
■
Jan
2%s series. A 1970
Lackawanna of
Safe
83.22;
149.01
5
RR—
3(48
148.56
1(4
3%s 1973-
Ohio
Rails
545.16
21%
Delaware
England
Rails
Stbcks
ities
roads
543.22
31———
Jan
Chicago Transit Authority
New
Grade
Ltd—
6s
convertible
Second
Grade
trials
65
(35 Stocks)
26(4
31(4
A Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3'(4s 1970
June-Dec
5s
Util¬
Date
93=14 Jan
Feb
31
Low
A
Rail¬
9%
BONDS
1st
First
:
Total
8,300
American Stock Exchange
Lack
10
10
Indus¬
15
Indus¬
v"
Oct
-28
Friday
Boston Edison
-Bonds10
Transportation
Steel
,
Averages
Nov.
Sep
(4 Jan
•'
"300
—1
;
*'
.
Jtocks-
20
4,200
pfd.
dep rets ord reg_
Bethlehem
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
30
~
Ltd
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co_—
Zapata Petroleum Corp
40%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
i!
Woodall Industries Inc_.
Wool worth
37%
40
the
19%
Wood Newspaper Machine—
Woodley Petroleum
£38%
Stock ami Bond
are
74
,
4(4#
50%
cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t cf", voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants;;'"* w," without warrants.
V ••
-
18(4
-25
Lt
Ex-rights,
y
19(4
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
56(4
43(4
Jun
8.600
-
1
common-.
48%
49
being traded flat..
'
.
£Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§Reported in receivership.
■
1
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum,"
"%
& Co
Wilson Brothers
41
50
ABonds
1
Wickes /The) Corp
Williams-McWilliams Industries.
(R c>
49%
99% 101
1
A Mar
120
l
convertible preferred
River Oil Corp
Williams
100(4 100(4
£52
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidattog
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash (not included in year's range),
tEx-dis¬
—10c
White Eagle Internat Oil CO--.
White Stores Inc common
Wichita
28
£80
Oct
3%
27
.31(4
65
„
♦No par
"r
;__io
•"
'
4———
2
27
po
,
—
„
61
£80
•
3
3
3%
20
%
219%
—
£60
Nov.
Jan
600'
140
A
dep rets ord shares
:
is
Tablet & Stationery common.*
Westmoreland
1,000
4
140
Western Maryland Ry 7# 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
£15(4
£168
Nov.
1% Oct
A Sep
88(4 Oct
1%
13,200
3$
161(4 190
Sep
24(4
"
♦
'
1
'
s. 1%
1%
Sep
1% Sep
xl22
2(4 Apr
'500
100
Sep
1(4
.
Apr
"
2
A
pfd
;
'
-
West .Texas Utilities 4.40#
194
'
1
-Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
Sinking fund 3s Jen 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan A)
3% Apr
2644 Sep
34% Oct
-
Jan
600
3
r
.
,
16(4 Apr
"
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd—
Jan
107
100
24
'
20
2
of)—•
3% Aug
Oct
May
II
32,200
3
2
l
8,900
.
■
redeemed)
—_Feb-Aug
6(4s 1949
'—:
:
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped TPtetn A) 2 (4s 2008
May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota —
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
;
—Map-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947—
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Plan A) 2 (4s 2008
Mar-Sept
74
Jan
24
9,000
121%
1(4
120
,
1% Mar
100
34%.
1( 4
4(4
Jun
14%
,.10c
—
series preference—
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
&
"3
-
■
High
16
188(4 188 (4
June-Dec
Germany—
Low
218(4 218 Ye
218(4
(Prov)
Feb
10
Apr
30
$6
Weiman
2
2
56
1
Webb & Knapp Inc—
1,500
l
Inc
Waltham Precision
>
200
•3(4
100
Waitt & Bond lnc—
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace .& Tiernan
•3(4
3
1947
4(4 Sep
2% May
8
May
...
1,600
3(4
Co
1947
7s
Jan. 1
20
No.
Aug
6% Sep
A(4 Sep
3% Jjm
..
V9
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7# preferred
$16
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
(70#
1839
Below
Waco
6s
1952
Range Since
Sold
High
7
5,100
3(4
■/'
9(4
Manufacturing^———
J
82(4 Oct
78(4 Apr
30% Jan
5,200
-■
^3(4':.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co_
Vogt
5%
5%
4%
'•
~
1,100
1,000
37%
,
Munlc
secured
AHanover
Sep
7(4 Oct
4% Mar
„
$4 convertible, preferred—,
•••
F
6(4s
Waterways
&
Cons
AHanover
>
_
Port
Bonds
Friday's
Sep
Feb
1% Jan
39 y2
14(4
Universal Insurance—
Universal Marion
,
100
44(4
4%
Corp_
Ceramic
U
class
180
178
44%
Conditioning
U 8
4%
3(4 Jan
registered
ord
or
Bid & Asked
Low
9% May
A Jan
5,300
35^
Corp
Products
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
154
*
United
Week's Range
Friday
Period
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
8%
common -50c
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Milk
Range
Interest
BONDS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
'
Sales
Week's
Friday
Total.
.
-
$13,708,000
34
The Commercial and
(1954)
Financial Chronicle
v.
.
Monday,, November 10, 1958
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
-
Week's
Week's
Shares
Texas
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
;High
Co
Toledo
Union
High
1
Low
25
14%
u
High
Low
30
5534
Feb
85%
14%
21
13
Feb
15
Aug
85
84% May
118
Nov
15
245
21% Jan
5174 Jan
5574 Jun
6974
$5,500
48% Mar
GO
11574 118
'JIL/
!
American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining
American
Tel to
6
33 V*
common —25
Tel
Anaconda Co
196
50
:
Vzf
Personal
Cities
Prop
Hecla
&
8ervice
Feb
63%
5674
508
48%
Jan
57%
17
182
774 Aug
17%
Oct
10
20% May
39% Jan
31%
53%
Oct
1774
1774
285
59%.
6074
179
29%
30
27%
2774
572
76 Y*
7674
5
75%
Feb
7874
7974
110
5574
Feb
79%
-10
com
.100
'■
■
-
'
—
457#
5
1
69 %
-
4874
Jan
common—
—50
21% Apr
37%
672
Jan
7074
57
Apr
70%
585
3374
Apr
49% Oct
41%
•
-100
pfd_
1
Racing Association—1
Companies
England Electric System
—20
1,460
Chemical
142
30
Jan
99%
210
7574
Jan
874 Feb
Nov
104
11
20
100
20
13%
1374
13%
148 V*
"v
43% Aug
90% Mar
Oct
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
11
122
7c
18%
5c
1,050
1874
8c
Apr
3,358
1467b 14874
,
14%
Jan
(193
1257#
Jan
,
■
18% July
148%
Nov
Wrigley
Allen
Stores
American Metal Products
Baldwin
Bohn
Briggs
to
I
J
Budd
197
31%
Apr
43% Feb
Davidson
539
1174
Apr
17
Oct
Detroit
874
Jan
29 %
Oct
Detroit
Gasket to
37%
38%
515
1874 Jan
47
Bros
—_——
2874
839
22 74
Jan
29%
Sep
46 %
4774
1,388
34%
Jan
51% Aug
5334
1,090
44 %
15%
3,000
1274
Ex-Cell-O
U £ Smelting Ref to Min Co
50
-w
*
43
4374
311
Oct
3774
109
31% May
26% Jan
44%
37%
.
Sep
4i'
Oct
1474
120--.
12% Mar
14%
Nov
Ford
781
56
69%
Nov
Fruehauf
July
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
,;.
Aeroupa'.
—;
Gas
10%
10%
5
5%
Jan
11%
Oct
27%
27%
302
22%
Jan
28%
16%
16%
120
14
Jun
17%
Jan
38%
37%
41%
41%
41%
32
34%
34
34%
364
89
89
100
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati
Union
24%
Jan
30
83%
Sep
95 %
Jun
27%
Jan
44 %
Oct
76
Jan
88% Aug
6% Oct
Stockyards
*
12%
10
5
L
Procter to Gamble
2
6
12%
130
12%
39%
127
57
205
,
88%
Jan
11% Mar
42
"
29%
90%
Jan
575
691
61%
72%
71%
73
32
32
32
28%
28%
31%
56
56
25
40
52%
13
52
Airlines
Cyanamid
Telegraph
Anaconda
Light
20
474
Jan
50
50
36%
Jan
24%
197%
91
194% 197%
24
9
-
lOB
11% May
Jan
101
14%
7574
Feb
91 %
81
3974
Apr
63 %
6674
172
39%
Apr
63%
66%
Nov
19
10
13% Jan
20%
Oct
17%
76
15%
9
18% July
974
35
1474
1474
51%
52%
172
5174
55%
168
14%
14%
15
102
10%
64%
64%
5
49
53%
60%
53%
5374
10
44
60%
60%
Jan
36%
51%
50
10
Jan
54 %
Oct
36% Mar
38
Nov
55%
Oct
15
Oct
Jan
Mar
'
66
Apr
4674 Mar
82%
102
48%
199
16
63
Jan
20%
Jan
-
Oct
58%
Sep
% Aug
82%
-
21
Nov
Oct
35
35
40
31
Jan
35
51%
Apr
51%
20
3474
Jan
51 %
Nov
27%
51%
27%
15
22% Apr
54
197%
54
19374 19774
130
31% Aug
43% Jan
143
17274
54%
Apr
49»/4
49%
10
30%
4574
6174
48%
135
3774
Jan
68
TO
4874
207
Jan
47%
62%
63%
52%
16%
16 %
16%
40
41
22
% Jan
7
Jan
174
Sep
31%
Oct
12
Oct
48%
Oct
Oct
236
30%
3074
419
17 a
17a
189
1 %
July
2
686
5374
Jan
110V4
20%
300
10 Ye
1,309
1974 July
7% mar
27a
300
•
"
m
33 %e
a
1
30
Feb
53%
Oct
50
33
Jan
83%
Nov
30%
Oct
36% Jan
35%
10
42%
44%
51
23% Apr
46 Ye
Oct
36%
83
29% Apr
29% Jan
39
Oct
39%'
155
V2%
21
51 Ye
Jan
45%
26%
45%
20
37%
Jan
27%
58
20%
Jan
28%
27%
28% Oct
28%
30
13%
16%
16%
8
11%
Apr
Apr
28 74
T6%
25%
25%
26%
1974
33
40
29%
66%
66%
68%
82
86%
89
55
39% Aug
74% Sep
46
Jan
267-4
36% Feb
Feb
45
45 *
14
18%
14
35%
90
61%
145
47
48%
45%
5?%
6
30 Ye
Jan
21%
140
.17%
Apr
107
4074
Jan
60%
1
?
61
115
48%
49%
109
35%
Admiral
57%
60%
319
47%
•
1874
56%
57%
102
12%
15%
414
25%
25%
150
2%
Feb
21%
Jan
3% Feb
Jun
18
Oct
6V2 Feb
18
Oct
544
17% Jan
23
Oct
950 ~
14
19
15%
7,171
10 = 8
205
60c
AUeghgn>
Allegheny
Par
,w
common—
60c
200
Week's
74
974
37c
Jun
20%
Oct
Mar
3
15%
Oct
Jun
12% Feb
„
274 Jan
July
Castings—
Paper
,1
Allls-Chalmers
Aluminum Co
Manufacturing
(Un)
Cyanamid
1
100
Jan
7%
89
Nov
'
29%
Nov
10
Jim
Oct
16%
Jun
4%
4%
Jan
5% May
700
10%
Jan
19% Nov
8%
-
200
19%
.
100
4%
Jan
9V«
Oct
47
600
30%
Jan
48%;Oct
4474
45%
300
36%
Jun
48% Mar
9% -9%
100
27%
28%
8674
87%
6 74
3272
1
98%. Oct
327a. 33%.
"
1,700
Apr
38%
24%
25
21'
18% --Sep
29%-Oct
Jan
2674
500
Jan
2274 May
61
3,400
377-z
1
(Un)
(Up)
Co
9%
28 V2
.
Co
4,000
1
Am Broadcast Paramt Theatres
Can
16%
High
1.
19% Jan
7% Jan
8%
45%
.
Airlines
American
600
10
of America
American
27
45
*>
Aluminium Ltd
44
17..
g;
—
600
4%
19%
;
1
Corp
Low
69
9%
*4%
.
Laboratories
Allied
Range Since Jan. 1
High
157a
16%
Manufacturing———50c.
Allied
Low
Shares
68%
—5
(Un»
Ludlum Steel
of Prices
26%
Discounts
Corp;
.
.
68%
1
to
Sales
for Week
Range
,
—5
—
Aluminum
Akron Brass.
257a
2,000
14%
Jan
2§¥t
19%
21
1,000
13y8
Jan
21
1,100
4174
Jan
52%
Oct
2.700
39%
Jan
53%
Sep
12-50
48%
4874.
49
49%
49%
50
.
Oct
Oct
Oct
•
(Un)
10
American Investment Co (111)
l
20%
20%
400
16
Jan
21
American
Machine
7
52%
52%
53%
33
Motors
1,000
Jan
83% Oct
14,000
«% Mar
6,000
11% May
&
Foundry
Corp
.
a
32%
32%
34%
i
13%
1374
14
100
197 7«
^
(Un)
^
Viscose
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
;
Armoo Steel Corp (Unj—
Armour & Co (HI)
_25
194% 197%
38
July
Nov
6374
I
,4,
15% Oct
38% Nov
.
fa. 1.
<
€^4
1,400
39%
Apr
65%-Nov
,
19%
4-00
12%
Jan
"28%
Oct
;
10
1O0
5 7
Jan
TO
Aug
16%
17%
Feb
;
17%
2,000
25%
3,900
8%
9%
20%
15
500
42%
44%
9%
44%
9%
9%
107 a
10%
14%
14%
6374
900
63%
-
34%
Jan
1,100
.
i
Jun
j
10
20% Oct 1
44% -Nov i
Jan ;
Feb
airplane.
Fkaherloa Corp
(George W) Corp
x-Warner
to
Corp-.
Sons
(E
V
_13
:
14%
50c
' 16
Corp
Consolidated Inc (Un)_
tioiui^
Booth
Bracb
Oct
A
3%
28
200
5%. Jan
"Oct
i8
7%
•-
-
Jan
974
.
1,600
,
3%
~i%
27%
28
Jan
14% -Nov
Apr
1%
~
1*4
51%
51
26 Vu
26
*
53V*
5374
56%
B
,2% May
2,900
26%
-
!8
un»
.
21%
500
38
4174
6,500
344a
36%
2,000
:
13% Jan
36%
23%
■
72 74 Mar,
600
13%
14%.
14%
15
38%
38%
38 %
19%
20
38%
89-
1,400
-
?93
.
\
Apr
9 % Jan
TOO
-15%
2734
:
Apr
x
"
"350
-
4T00
,17
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10%,Oct.
•21
Jan
23% Jan
Sep :
»Nov
17% Nov ;
.
'
20
57% ~oct;
<8
25% -Apr
100
17%
;
23
Bep ;
4*% Nov i
-
Feb
93
i
54% Oct 1
2^% Sep
Apr
3474 Feb
1,000
217a
39
'
Apr
T% Oct
Jan
.
.
,
64 -"-Nov
-2074
91
.rr
30%
.
Jan
3674
150
1774
Burton-Di^ie Corp
B'^ler Brothers
.
'
-JO
:fl
(UrD
MS%-Oct f
-
24% May
45
Apr
2,500
5274
-1
.
650
700
j
70%.Sep
.3% Oct
.60
50
100
64
8
—
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Industries
**«■
-
62%
5
PI
Budd Company.
Burlington
"...
-
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i
:
ufacturlng Co
Aviation
P«- hl«'tern 8teel
Corp
Un»
Binks Manufacturing Co
Nov
27 % -T Tv
class
i
"25% Sep
-
9% Jan
16%
Oct
T8% July
rFeb
1774
800
2074
a
'
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j
Bendix
i
40
9%
Baldwln-Lima-Hamiiton. (Un>
Bastian-Blessing Co 1—3
Beatings
t
it«-. :..ov
?-•—I
25% Jan
'AAA
.Ito;
20%
Manufacturing Corp
Borg
1574
.
k
preferred-
Baflgy, Selbrrn OII & Gas
-Hi.
Aug
'
-1
16
1,680
;
36% Oct
v
24%
non-cum
Oct
4974 -Aug
-
65%
19%
64%
»
Corp
Atlantic Ret thing. Co
Nov
50Ye Nov
-
60%
"«•
10
16
Athoy Products
Avco
38%
59%
Common
59k
2,700
37%
56
Ashlana Oil to Refining eommon
Atchison Topeka to Santa Fe—
22%
42% Feb
-
Oct
Nov
375
1874
i
Sep
21 Va
934
10 s#
—
Jan
10%
Feb
9%
900
Oct
Jun
22%
13
'
10
Investment
61
Feb
56%
17
2%
Oct
3%
31V2
'
compilation of the round-lot transactions
wily
Co
Corp
Advanced
Aid
V
..
Steel
5234
-
Feb
58%
14%
Sep
<63% Aug
51% July
Feb
52%
20%
or
Nov
47% Oct
35%
Feb
21%
"~T0
50%
Feb
49%
49%
Sep
68% Nov
25% Jan
*
o
Acme
Benguet
45
1574
9%
~
23 Ve
Apr
174 July
22% Mar
Nov
47% Aug
40% Oct
Apr
64% Jan
35%
60%
74-May
17
38
89
274
22
Warrants.
35%
234
15%
-
22
1
Anaconda
47
iu
.
Laboratories
American
40%
—
974
1074
American Tel to Tel Co
40%
*
'
Nov
45
An
.
Abbott
41
40%
"
Ofl
20%
-
Last
16% Apr
Jo
Roebuck
2%
Friday
52% Nov
10
~~
10%
Sale Price
Apr
47
'
20%
STOCKS
14% Jan
170
38%
72%
Apr
336
:
28%
53%
39%
2
Feb
14% July
2% July
,
3%
1
American
83%
s
-
1,100
Jan
3
Jan
21%
—10
American Rad to Stand Ban
Nov
53
5
—
1%
274 Mar
1174
3%
■_
65% Jan
83%
42%
300
20%
15%
70
Apr
33% Feb
45
156
3
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4%
1% Feb
Nov
91
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9
50%
Socony Moh*l
Southern Railway
4%
Nov
3% May
2Ye -Aug
16%
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Oct
51%
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21%
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25
1
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Jan
2
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51%
7
General Dynamics
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56
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5
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5
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International Harvester
International Telephone
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21%
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33
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42
25
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General Motors
9 V*
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37% Jan
1%
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166
25
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Ford Motor
3,755
1
Jan
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to
17%
Sep
Nov
10%
10%
158
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AAumaaIim
54% Jan
Oct
4974
13
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Burlington Industries
Chesapeake to Ohio
Mead
96
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Bethlehem Steel
Martin
Rickel
49
3
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Prophet
5
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48
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46
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47%
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19%
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4874
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16
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339
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Nov
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17%
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32%
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Nov
10
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685
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47%
4
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29% Mar
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15
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42
Mar
52%
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Oct
55%
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57
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974
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2974
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Nov
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61%
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2,259
36%
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Boston
2674
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3274
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Last
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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Inc
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25
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88
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71
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100
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34
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31
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20th Century-Fox Film
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42%
600
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26
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29%
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700
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32
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47
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Union
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31 %
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27%
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100
3
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300
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14
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150
66
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100
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35
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100
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Aug
July
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common
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15% Oct
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42
29% Mar
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57% Aug
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Union
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Nov
60
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Nov
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58
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22%
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Nov
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60
'
43% Sep
35
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30
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500
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1,200
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56%
Oct
nov
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600
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42 V#
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62%
<
35% Apr
32% Feb
100
a
Bunds trand
Feb
19% Jun
24% Jan
200
Stewart-Warner Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Feb
43
225
1,050
1,100
60
Sep
Aug
64 % Aug
26%
18%
6% Oct
19% Oct'1
38% Nov'
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60
Jan
4 Va
Mar
46%
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62
300
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38%
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2 %
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200
28
6
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450
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360
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500
Nov
44%
25 Va
300
28
21
Sperry Rand Corp tOn;.
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of
17%
Nov
51% Oct
52% Sep
6% Jan
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: 33%
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17%
18% Oct
30
37% Jan
27% Jan
55
.-
50%
38%
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12
Jun
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12
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26
10%
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43
124 %
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.
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Roebuck A Co.
Jan
123
1,900
56
10%
43 %
10
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103
54
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.
68%
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Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sobering Corp
Trav-ler
^eynecott Copper
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1%
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aog
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124%
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66
42%
56 Va
'
10
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Co
tSelTel
Axle
Petroleum Co
1,400
*
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Spring &
Dutch
16%
•
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Co
10%, 10%
16%.
Mar
27
Oct1
50%
21% Feb
"
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20% Oct
Jan
38
600
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Nov
1% Mar
35
150
2,800
68
42%
j
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Sinclair Oil Corp....
Socony Mobil OH <Un)
52
2,300
350
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41
533/4
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•
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33
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v
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
9
Sep
26
Apr
24
Nov
28%
Feb
30%
200
70%
600
37%
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1,000
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1
300
40%
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■
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Jan
100
42
50%
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Nov
58%
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30
Jan
14 «/8 Mar
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44
•
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nov
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5
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,
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57
150
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13
62%
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,
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&
500
92
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900
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57
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fir Nov
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25
_
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1
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45
42
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12
8% Nov
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1
400
9%
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•
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Illinois
Jan
33%
64%
Jan
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103 V2
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Gray Drug Stores—;—:
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Jan
13 Vs
400
88%
Oct
18 Va
15%
17 V2
'
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900
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300
46 %
29
20%
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59%
59%
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1
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15
2,750
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81% Nov
BO
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200
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550
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43%
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People's Gas Light A Coke
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•
—_—2
:
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6%
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5
Auto *
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Corp
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Apr
64% Feb
13% Nov
83,4 Aug
17% Sep
38
Apr
31%
17
Apr
Apr
1,900
Oct
31 %
4%
43
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Oct
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20
Jan
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500
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2
1,900
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73%
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33 V2
82
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'
Jan
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Apr
600
Oct
63,
13%
Feb
Oct
350
7%
16%
24%
22 Vs
13%
51%
600
Jan
g
174% Mar
2,300
Nov
16 3/4
10
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co fPni
23 Vi
1,200
20%
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...
common
Corp
Nov
40% July
30% Aug
59
common
Peabody Coal Co
Penn-Texas
52%
Jan
73 ?8
Patterson -Sargent Co
Pfizer
Jan
Apr
Jan
45%
2
Nov
38 Vu
45% Nov
;
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33
58
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July
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Apr
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l
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Aug
1,500
-
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28%
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Electric
World
14 y8
40%
194
»
19%
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31 y4
22%
40y4
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38%
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Jan
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11%
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Oct
.
7.50
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Aug
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11%
800
27%
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,
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Owens-Illinois
Jan
26%
...
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Feb
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a
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Olin-Mathieson
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13
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Co
(Un).
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-17ya
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13
Ohio
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300
500
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—
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19%
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Griesedieck
23% Oct
80
34% %
10
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79
91
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37% Mar
-
43%
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General Tire & -Rubber.;.
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300
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200
250
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19
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v
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19
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45
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(Minnesota)
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Jan
49% Oct
12
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28%
Jan
34%
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:
25%
2,500
28
Jan
Drive
General Motors
200
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49%
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General
'
45
48 %
States
9% Nov
35
Northern
Sep
Pacific
33% NOV
Jan
6
28%
43
Co
Oct
25% May
43%
*
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67% Nov
114
35
45
Jan
100
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600
28% Oct
-•
27%
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35%
1,300
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General
1,600
100
River
General
28%
3,106
42
11%
General American -Transportation
General ©ox Corp
General
•
North American Aviation (TTn)
North American Car Corn
33%
9%
42
33%
Corp
Co
9
600
11%
Fruchautf Trailer Co
Gabriel
29
9%
1,600
33%
of America Inc
Four-Wheel
33%
49%
14%
Oct
20% Nov*
Apr
59
-
■
5
Jan
85%
29
3
Ford Motor Co.
Foremost
43
57
Nov
Phonograph (Un)—5
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21% Jan
400
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1
Illinois Corp
"7'/a Jan '
100
,57%
in
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400
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55%
28%
10
Gas
Radio &
5
26%
109 Va 109%
57%
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National Standard Co
Public Service
Emerson
18% May
44%
5
.
1,700
26%
29
1
Eastman Kodak Cq (U11)
27%
Co
National
26
53
5
Air Lines Inc .J
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24
26
45
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de
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33% May
48
Apr
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•
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Northern
20'
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;
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class
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13 y8
17% Jan
29%
59 V4
10 V2
25
—
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1,600
2% Aug
56% Nov
Jan
Mar
9
20%
56 V8
2
—10
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41 %
300
..
Feb
1%
400
.
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Northern Indiana Pub Ser Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
107y2
34%
,—25
Corp
200
26% -Oct
62% Aug
15%
—5
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Curtiss-Wrlght Corp
Jan
34 %
—■'
.
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39% Aug
53
Oct
35 Va May
2% Jan
600
Apr
5
1
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12
28%
.23
86
High
Apr
425
5
Feb
1
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Jan
,—10
.
1
29 %
5
.
common..
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•
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62%
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45
—1—1.33%'
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Controls Co of America
51
Inc
30
28% Jan
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43%
1
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of
Corp
51
Motorola
3,500
2,600
400
52%
Consumers Power Co
Container
1,200
.
2%
52
20V4
Consolidated Foods
39%
400
5
Corp
38
38%
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*
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36
39%
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;
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38 v
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common—'—2ft
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9
€0%
—_—10
(Un >
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(Un).
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Mt Vernon
Range Since Jan. 1
High
~
56%
.
Low
__
Corp..—.
Iron
Oct
Shares
34V4
15
.-
&
System
30 y4
for Week
7,700
4,200
__
.100
Inc
Sep
Chemical
Sales
.Range
ef Prices
10% May'
59% Oct
53%
comnion._;____.l
4% %• preferred
Colorado
8%
*
y__.
July
July
3y8
Monsanto
28%
8%
.
8.50
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Coleman
"
10
Corp
45
45
23
'
25
Electric
&
Co...
Jan
18% Oct
27V4
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.*
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Cities
Jan
32%
41% Jun
20
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1 •
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700
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.
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300
1
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25 V4
2%
;
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30-;
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preferred
convertible
$3
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2%
44
25 V4 ,26
.
Par
Jan
40%
56%
common
High
9%
44
1/
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Low
100
29%
-
Last
Sale Price
17%
40
5
Corp
(Un)
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—/ '
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Certain-teed Products
*
(Un)
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&
29%
10,
L—50
♦
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*
1
Range Since Jan. 1
2ya
2%
(Un)
Carries* Ctorp common
4a/2% preferred
STOCKS
Shares
17%
30c
Ltd
Gas
Pacific
Low
5
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Par
Calumet & Hecla
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,
Jan
6% Jan
73%
Feb
37%
200
28
Mar
75
77
400
42
Jan
14%
14%
400
10% Mar
3%
200
1%
Oct
Nov
7% -May
103 %
Nov
A
Wisconsin
Co
Inc
Bankshares
•
Corp
(Un)
Sendee.
(F Eft Oo IUn).
Public
Woolworth
World Publishing Go
37%
Oct
Yates-American Machine Co
15%
Aug
.Youngstown
5%
Oct
Zenith
Jun
Npv
Oct
82
—
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—
—
—
118
118
200
£9
Feb
Jan
128
130
200
69
Mar
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
.Monday, November 10, 1958
(1936)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
7
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
High
Low
'
Par
Laboratories
Low
High
2.50
5
Wrigler Stores Inc (Un)—>
ACF
Abbott
21%
21%
518
14%
Jan
65%
66
500
44%
Jan
66
Jan
16%
Co
Alleghany Corp common
1
3%
Chemical
72%
74%
747
3%
3%
711
9
200
4%
6%
3
Corp
Jan
Apr
22% May
26% Apr
91%
(U«)_——-18
91%
34%
32%
American
Corp——♦
American Radiator & 8 8 (Un)
8
American Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
.—100
American Tobacco Cd (Un)
—28
Potash
&
Warrants
Fora
Oct
Foremost
91%
Nov
Friden
29%
Oct
38%
25%
Oct
n4w common
Jan
Garrett
29%
Nov
General
Amer
Jan
21
Nov
General
48%
Oct
Oil
52
25% Aug
Jan
53%
Oct
General
Exploration
15
Jan
General
Foods
18%
Oct
24%
530
49%
480
39%
10%
10%
1,730
17%
17%
18
515
12
Jan
33
32%
35
11,908
8
% Mar
46%
47%
270
9% July
49
36
70
Aug
15%
11% May
167%
431
50%
Oct
196%
Nov
91%
Feb
38%
25% July
Oct
Nov
60%
684
40%
Feb
63%
30
30
900
22%
Feb
38%
39%
280
36%
Jan
31% Aug
43% Sep
64%
64 %
595
39%
Apr
65
Oct
19%
19%
1,720
12 %
Feb
20%
Oct
10
10
100
17%
17
17%
775
25%
.———
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—10
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Atlas Corp (Un)
1
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
1
(Un)
5%
15
17%
1,823
24%
25%
43%
43
43%
425
7%
7%
7%
2,557
9%
9%
9%
7
5%
Oct
Apr
10Va Aug
Feb
18% July
25%
Sep
43%
Jan
34% Mar
3,388
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp (Un)—13
14%
1
—1
—5
5%
6%
6%
5%
Petroleum
Bankline Oil Co
Co
Bandlnl
Barker
—
Corp._———
Bros
Inc
Instrument
Beckman
Nov
8% Aug
Jan
10
Apr
Oct
Beech Aircraft
Benguet Cons
Oil
Bishop
Black
Co
1%
8
51%
_
Mammoth
Oil
Bolsa
Ohlca
Bond
Stores
Budget Finance Plan common.,
Bunker Hill Co
(Un)—
158
18%
Feb
30
Nov
66
314
45%
Apr
66
Nov
1
1,740
Apr
35%
1%
Jan
Oct
Oct
76 a78%
202
36%
Jan
*72 Va
52 %
3,406
36*8
Jan
54%
Oct
12%
130
10 Va
Jan
14% Aug
4c
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18c
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219
52
54%
1,838
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20,140
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Calaveras
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Aug
17%
Sep
34%
Feb
58
Oct
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Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Hancock
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13 Va
Apr
21%
Oct
38%
30%
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1,521
19%
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30
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Oct
17%
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13%
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7%
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175
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Feb
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39%
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55
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2,212
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Oct
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43
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22%
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May
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98%
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1
•
22%
10
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130
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4%
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1/64
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3%
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40%
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23
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41%
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225
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Nov
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52
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19%
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1
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39
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35%
20%.
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5
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7% July
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9%
27%
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49%
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105
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Sugar Co (Un)
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8,348
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21%
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1
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5
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125
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57
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20
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220
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30%
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38%
20
106
Pacific Corp
Georgia
20%
1
Nov
341
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8%
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45%
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2.50
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37%
12%
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——
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5
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Burroughs Corp
8
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5
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—
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8
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20%
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6
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1
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36%
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36%
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34%
1
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6%
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Granite City Steel Co
14%
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Oct
Jan
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59%
19%
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23%
36%
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1,117
54%
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19%
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.
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Nov
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1,431
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25
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10
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1
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•
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6
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3
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Sep
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5%
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23%
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1,887
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7%
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Lear
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22
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152
18%
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37%
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341
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36
38%
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110
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National
Fibres
Biscuit Co
National
Gypsum Co
(Un)
National Theatres Inc (Un)
Natomas Company
New
1
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rr Co
26% Mar
Jan
37%
17%
17%
1,025
14%
Feb
17% July
North
American
Aviation
North
American
Investment
Jun
Oct
Nov
Niagara
Nordon
Norris
Mohawk
Corp
Oil
Power
10%
10%
10%
2,405
10 v4
4*4
4%
621
1
Oct
11%
Sep
4
Mar
4%
Oct
13%
144
10
Jan
15% Jun
48%
350
42
Jan
50%
26%
27%
1.329
21
Jan
28%
56%
27
13%
48%
13%
56%
329
43 Va
Jan
57% Sep
10 va Oct
396
10
7%
Feb
5
Jan
Jun
Oct
10
10
6
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305
18%
18%
18%
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14%
18%
Nov
28
29
1.330
13 Va Mar
29%
Oct
•
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29%
Jan
37% Nov
31c
Jan
37%
273
11%
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5
Jan
12
Oct
42%
1,440
32
Apr
4278
Oct
gr*
12
330
Jan
12%
Sep
5 va v-
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%
Jan
Nortnern
Pacific
1.00
8,574
Va Mar
85c
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1.20
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37c
43c
80.575
3%
3
3%
20,354
1
34 y4
34%
35%
1,283
1
23%
145
1
(Un)
Jan
6% May
1.50
Jan
25% Feb
52c
Jan
3% Nov
36% Sep
com
preferred
25
Oct
25
Railway
Aircraft
Inc
(Un)
Feb
23%
23%
17
Feb
25
preferred
%
38c
1
Ltd
Co
42
96c
39% Aug
*
277a
%■
27% Aug
Jan
Oct
10%
96c
(Un)
(Un)
547
6%
Jan
29%
1
England Electric 8vstem
637
38 Va
23 Va
1.464
1
1,641
34%
125
39%
10
Corp (Un)_5
33%
Jan
1
—
(Un)
National Distillers & Chem
37%
27
25 Va
38%
1
37%
33%
25%
39%
(Un>
(Un)_,
Apr
5% May
204% Oct
128
Utilities
Ward & Co
11%
42%
%
42.
16,377
64%
1
37%
,
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Emporium Cap well Co
33%
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133
3
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Electric Auto-Lite Co(Un)
Electric Bond & Share
47%
64%
10
(Un)
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35%
42%
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n
Eastman
Petroleum
Co
35%
43%
18
Inc
Co
35*8
698
July
Nov
*
(Un)HII "*
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&
Monsanto
51%
'
Co
Inc (Un)
Manufacturing
Merchants
53
2 50
Calif
Menasco
Merck
29
Productions
Douglas Oil Co
1
Frank
&
55e
•
(Un)
Co
Robbing
&
Sep
17%
B
(Walt)
100
Co
Navigation
Feb
Oct
15%
(Un)
Jun
50c
RR (Un)_
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Dresser
Matson
Aug
40
™ •
7 ~g
.
Corp class A
(Un)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dow
Martin
Oct
59%
235
5
Rio
DiGiorgio
Inc
Oct
11%
Feb
305
56 %
Cuaahy Packing Co (Un)
I
5
Curtis Publishing Co
(Un)
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Curtiss-Wright Corp com (Un)I
~_1
Decca
Apr
Jan
10%
56%
13
8%
6%
10%
56 %
5
(Un)
m & m Oil Co
25
25
10
21
Jan
25
5
23
23
40
22% Jan
24% May
a 57%
a 58%
142
33%
Jan
57%
Oct
28%
28%
434
22%
Feb
29
8ep
1
,
-
Number 5793
Volume 188
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1957)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Petroleum
Occidental
Oceanic oil Co
Ohio
Oil
of Prices
Low
._20o
374
1
Co-(Un)
2%
5
18,645
3
41%
38
38
Finance
Corp
5Yo
red
5%
red
pfd
1st pfd
9%
—
43
Jan
Jan
18%
Fruit
United
Aug
43
-
Park
U
8
33 34
;U S Rubber (Un)-/
US Steel Corp common..
Universal Consol Oil
63%
Oct
Jan
7%
Jan
59%
Nov
Aug
Aug
337%
27
30%
24%
Sep
267%
Jan
Washington
140
247/a Oct
277%
Jan
Westates
200
23
26*4
Jan
West
247%
Jan
Westates
class A_——
1st pfd_j_. L______—.—
».
"
300
Oct
Indemnity
Pacific
Co~.
Industries
Pacific
Lighting
L
Inc
6
5%
6
217/8 Aug
2,122
•
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Corp
67'4
51%
51*4
52
2,076
common
64*4-
67%
540
"
$4.50
preferred
;
Pacific Oil & Gas Development
Pan American
3%
2.00
18%
18%
18%
Pictures
Paramount
Parke,
Davis
Penney
(J
&
C)
100
145%
1
21%
Airways (Un)
Corp (Un)___.
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Co
50
(Chas)
&
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&
Gamble
Feb
16%
Apr
362
118*%
13%
467 a
140
317a
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54*%
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138
8234
Jan
190 102%
...
98%
...
Petroleum
237%
46%
110
Yellow
Sep
99 74
17
19%
267%
10,374
2.00
Jan
350
5174
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730
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2
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538
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577%
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Rayonler Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)___
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
43 74
557%
Feb
727a
Feb
405
14%
828
45%
Jan
637
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297%
Feb
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19%
597%
41
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1
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Nov
387%
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Nov
25,215
137%
Feb
317%
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Jan
307%
Oct
793
32%
Jan
697%
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1,493
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310
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357%
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2174
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907%
15 %
99c
11% May
Jan
Mar
Sep
307%
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Nov
Sapphire
1
Shell
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(Un)
Apr
74
300
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35%
367%
180
26%
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140
297% Mar
10
System
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Light Co_
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5
23% Feb
37
16
21
6
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Par
Sales
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Friday
STOCKS
31
2974
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128
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474
847%
Apr
31
31%
395
27%
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45%
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116
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120
6
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76
22
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467%
33
240
2474
Jan
33
Nov
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36
1,000
157%
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32 7%
Jan
337%
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United
Feb
68% July
337%
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1,010
87a
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2,400
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227%
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Aug
374
Jun
1774 Aug
80% Aug
7% Feb
28%
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700
U
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Sep
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3
31
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42.
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127
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1
footnotes
42
15*/a
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18
28
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common.
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3374
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206
4774
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1974
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157%
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Union Sugar common
United Air Lines Inc.
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4474
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25
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common
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5874
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119
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19 % Oct
.
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Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
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21
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.1
Aug
100
307
19774
1.80
Acceptance
Merck &
Nov
84
237a
—25.
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A..28
Eouthern Calif
Petroleum
a
Southern Company. (Un)
5
Feb
157%
555
"2574
5
i:
Dairies
Madison
Oct
Apr
23%
467<
25
Z
..
a
11c
200
9274
...I
Co
of
A
Martin
2374 Sep
357%
4% Mar
12,122
i8*/4
5574
II
conv
preferred
preferred
Hecht
697% Aug
Jan
59% Feb
566
49%
19
Nov
2,000
Oct
11
47%
634
4374
II
Southern Calif Edison Co common
4.78% preferred
1
Railway Co
161
22%
1
Pacific Co
83
1
__
Southern
418
83
83
557%
Oct
-
it
__lc
common
Motor Co
Lehigh
17% July
Oct
557% Feb
745
3
Co....
Southern
9%
774
"
69
15c
.—13
i
Corp
477%
127
2.50
—
4.48%
22
35%
' '
•
General Motors CorpGlrabel Brothers
Oct
20% Jan
48
\
Sinclair Oii Corn (Un)
Socqny. Mobil OH Co (Un)__
'4.32%
267%
608
Jan
46%
1
Siegler Corp
Signal Oil &i Gas Co class A
;
20% Jan
21
.
48
|
-
Aircraft
27
593
4474
44%
Transport & Trading N Y shrs
Solar
355
2674
•
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Bervel Incomorated (Un)
Water
576
44*4
1
1.40
-
Sobering Corp (Un)
Scott Paper Co
Shasta
21%
44
20
Petroleums Ltd
Industries (Un)
bciMMiley
21
24% Jan
10% Feb
44
2978
Jun
Sep
Oct
967% July
26%
207a
74
5
Jan
49 7
.6.50
Curtis Publishing Co
545
10
'
Jan
1157% 1157%
.100
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
3,138
♦
St
22%
—
-
Delaware Power & Light common
91
64
3,590
Oct-4?
Oct' .4
•
3074
77%
__10
Corp..
99c
347%
8,
24
1374 Sep
28*.% Nov
Jun
77%
677a
Jan
287 a
33*4
Nov
13c
*
Tel
Si
Securities
15%
34%
77%"
Oct
49%
497%
1
Baltimore Transit Co
Budd Company
(
Oct
i5 %
Tel
Baldwin
Sep
177% Jan
795
650
45% Feb
Apr
297%
*
Last
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
774 Mar
Jan
96c
—1.66%
1874
1,342
_1
common.—
Corporation
General
Bafewav
Co
Atlantic Citv Electric Co
9074
l
755
69
10
American stores Co
15
20 g
15 74
287%
6774
10c
.
Alan Wood Steel common
■
91
5
____
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
'2,162
287%
68%
10
(Un)—_
(Un) —
iv
Jan
Par
252
•
10%
12.50
._
a
14
19% May
876
28%
Friday
887a
l
W)
235
127%
27
774
2374
25
Cab
88%
14%
.1
Inc
237%
12*%
34
"
Oct
41% May,
8 7% Mar
28
Sale Price
Oct
2874
88%
.
4074 Oct
30
Jan
36%
577
355
127%
STOCKS
Oct
317 a
•
265
14
Apr
227% May
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Oct
66 %
28%
10
Company
Corp
Corp—
;
110
772
22
21%
5,500
28
7
67%
Corp
Rohr Aircraft
ill
277%
7*4
30%
Rockwell-Standard
2,477
27*a
Manufacturing Co
Oil
7a
•
41%
14%
..1,495
51%
..
41
447%
2S
4 I
Nov
30% Apr
5% Jan
300
18%
;
Rexall Drug Inc Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un).
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Oil
.,2/212
:
(Un»
Nov
19*a
Reserve Oil ft Gas Co
Ranch
67a
*/»
569
77%
Aug
51%
„
Rice
41
200
29
43
1
(Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
-
3874
Eler Corp
Oct
Feb
41
(Uo»_,
3774
41
Nov
45*%
367a
570
56*4
40%
4774 Nov
Feb
25c
Telegraph
(F
4%-Nov
256
187 a
•
127s
Jan
1,762
727 a
•
—
39*/%
2.50
Inc.—
Stores.
Co
Oct
24
.
Richfield
Lines
Oct
12.50
——3
aS7%
1,395
Nov
267 a
5
Oct
Sep
92%
;S
4474
897a- Nov
447%
774
2
.
Preferred
Sep
26%
-
317% Apr
51% Jan
Oct
4%
91%
Pore Oil Co
Rheem
&
Woolwortli
Nov
4%
.
Sep
508
2,981
Nov
91%
61%
4*2
40
4474
897%
137%
5
new
Wilson
11% Apr
465
50% Aug
2
Oct
3774
.1
WilHston Basin Oil Exploration
1
Co (Un)
Radio Corp of America
Air
Dept
Union
WesMngiiouse
Oct
1
33*/30
1G7%
Jan
267% Apr
4774
86*%
47
>
Jan
V%
1457%
•
Power
Nov
3%
22
Jan
46%
98
Jan
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pullman Inc
(Un)
,
(Uh)
Nov
65c
3.814
98%
Jan
1
175
'
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un).
Nov
1674
Inc (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp (Un)
Philip .Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter
87 %
1,289
Sep
52
16%
Pepsi-Cola (Un)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
Water
Western
Nov
6
Jan
22
*
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
677%
3% Aug
20%.
*
—
Jan
40 y8
17,345
.
144% 1457«
.1
Co (Un)——_^
50
65
3%
1
common
World
87%
33 *4c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel & Tel
87%
———
38
200
1
High
46
87%
10
Petroleum pfd (Un)_—
Life Insurance (Un)
Western
—10
2
...
"<
287%
167%
Coast
Western
.' Pacific
I
Apr
Apr
590
1st pfd-—
17%
670
387%
43 34
Corp of America (Un)—.1
Victor Equipment Co
1
30
—
red
17%
387%
5
Vanadium
368
red
Low
477%
1
.
Range Since Jan.
High
4-77%
1
—_——_
1,244
4.50%
City Mines Co iUn)
Corp____—
Plywood
Low
•
Shares
Oct
41
4,989
4.80'4
Co
of Prices
Nov
22% Jan
175
—.
1st
Jan
3,608
Par
United
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Sep
3% July
Apr
Week's
Last
1
4%
Feb
29
32%
2.825
;
preferred
1st
2
53&
2,182
Pacific Gas & Electric common¬
er 1st preferred
5Yz%
7
High
.:
1.50 Jan
2,059
-
39
Pacific Cement & Aggregate#
Pacific Clay Products
Pacific
ENDED NOVEMBER
Friday
Range Since Jan.
Low
3*4
41%
41*4
—
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
High
3*4
FOR
Sales
for Week
Rang;e
&
Fdry
common
87%
Aug
Westinghouse Air Brake
1
Jan
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Co
—10
12.50
2274
Jan-
Jun
167% Oct
227%
Oct
•
''
I
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, November
10, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
STOCKS
Last
A
pfd
of
pfd
45
Sep
53%
52
Sep
30
28
61V*
59
61 %
45 Va
45
45 % Aug
38
Jan
3,057
1,960
45%
14
44
Jan
225
33%
I,645
41% Jan
27% Feb
25%
3,553
15% Mar
25%
a24
a22 %
51 %
69%
10
Paper
34%
•
46
27
A
class
25
20
Jan
25
20
Jan
Jan
52%
51
Jan
70
930
50
37
Jan
50
Oct
33%
46
102
26
417/e
1,201
45
*
34%
27
400
41%
42
30
50
-I..--.
45
45
45
205
41
Jan
49%
49%
49%
60
41
Jan
5%
5%
600
3.50 Feb
0
6.00
6%
5% Aug
22% Jan
33% Jan
44%
Brazilian Traction Light ft Power.
British American Bank Note CoBritish' American
Oil
British
Elec
Columbia
6%
6%
12,782
a44
a43
a44
35
40
•
39%
40
common—
...
8,912
Co—
a77% a77%
92%
92%
42% 42%
preferred
4^2%
preferred
preferred
49
_
V*e/o
preferred
s%% preferred
British Columbia Forest Products
.....
'
Oct
770
21%
Jan
32%
49
4,647
37
Jail
54%
Oct
11
11%
2,810
11
Nov
11%
Nov
19
Oct
88
Jan
40
Oct
51 Va
51%
235
14
13%
14%
5,675
•
38
12%
Sep
8
100
38%
40
40
1,600
24%
24%
100
al0% al0%
27%
30 Va
37
Steel
6%
-
Aug
common.
102
Canada
preferred
97
Jan
2,431
24 Va
Feb
481
26%
28'A
26
26
100
26
Nov
26
35%
36%
1,600
25
Jan
97%
96%
97%
225
85
Jan
100
90%
Jan
97
a92
20
42
43%
536
12.50
12%
12%
12%
4,100
11%
Jan
57%.
55 %
57%
2,249
40%
Jan
35%
36
5,574
25
Jan
31
36
—*
.
6erles
—,»
"
25
Preferred
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian Oil Comnanlei
preferred
Canadian Pacific
—
Dominion Corsets
'
'".a".:'
Oct
Oct
17%
1,310
14%
Apr
41%
41%
200
25%
24%
25 %
480
1G!A
Jan
99
99
99
110
92
Jan.?
21%
21 Va
21%
al2
all
al2
11%
11%
55'A
53 3a
ll'A
551/4
45
44%
453A--'-
18
17%
&15
pfd
Eb-ciroiux
Class
Core
:
■
33
-*
29%
31%
27
.
108
64%
651/a
5.00
a2.50
32
32%
430
23
Jan
895
16%
Apr
20"
Nov
20
Feb
19%
485
16 %
260
43
Feb
20
495
19% Jun
31%
33
11%
11%
22
'4,415
200
'6,435 "
a8%
a8%
17% al7%
al3
25
100
al3
8
39
3,445
1.25
1.40
11,815
78
38
80%
705
37%
78
.
t
.100
108
85
68
1
90
Apr
13% Oct
26% Sep
11% Feb
3/279
20
27% Jan
1,500
11
Mav"
8,539
12
Oct,
Jiln
101
100
:Jan
98
a80
12
Apr
Jan
a80
"10
73
74%
3,740
53 ,'
1.03
Jan
39
Oct
60
Jan
14%
Jan
'36
:
.4,
1.40
,
18%
Jan
51
Jan
14
14%
2,468
9%
Jan
20%
76% Nov
14% Oct
100
19%
Feb
22
7%
Feb
10
9%
15
10
9,770
132
132
25
15
—,
15%
900
40
41
215
21%
21%
1,078
8
300
25%
25%
117% Jan
9% Feb
30
Jan
15% Mar
7
Jan
Co
24
Class
B
4Vi%
103%
preferred
'
Lumber
ft
"
Catelli
Jun
31
14
4,120
22%
Jan
7.85
31
Nov
2,750
76.90
Jan
262
50
—•
9%
50
378
39%
•
1
9%
435
47
425
38%
39%
1,890
38%
—•
9
47
50
39
165
105%
5%
&
Co
Co
Ltd
39%
Jan
41
Oct
22
July
July
18%
3,820
18%
790
565
25Va
Jan
59
2,449
39%
Apr
12%
13%
%
43 %
43%
13%
•
13%
43
5
i.
■
IMM
3.10
31%4.65
14%,
14%
1,110
;
34%
13%
/
10,775
3,120
5,233
14%
-13%
Apr
Apr
6% Jan
38% Mar
12%. Jan
34%
4.10
3.95
31%
32
"
Qct
Oct
3.25
Oct
38%
Oct
4.25 Mar12
5.00 Jan
-Mar
25%
2.15
33,045
*
15% Oct
Jan
34%
Nov
Jan
4.70
22
Jan
33
Aug
30O
10
Mav
13%
Npv
290
24%
1,891'
a91"'
Nov
33
Feb
Nov
5
48
871/2
Jan
97
305
33
--47
20
4,575
33
47
52
4
13%
a91
May
Jan
2.65
14,550
20,697
.
33
13
Oct
103
'
4.70 *'
32%
Shown Are
26 %
Jan
33
Nov
42
Jan
50
Jun
*
Jun
;
-
-
50
21%
38 y«
61%
13%
47%
14%
(Frank
Felt
Co
Oct
Sep
Sep
Jun
W)
Ltd
Week's
•
43c-
Paints
Lowney Co Ltd
MacLaren
class
'
'
Sec
class
5
Jan
.
.25%
a221/2
26
695
20 '/a
Jan
2.00 May
26
Oct
a23
Jan
24 y4
a48
10
41
May
55
Sep
6%
6Ta
320
5
Jan
7
May
Mar
6%
a55
175
15%
a55
10
44
*
35
36
382
29
Jan
50%
501,2
8C
40
May
80c
May
a65c
a65c
42
41%
39%
41%
7,619
28
Jan
41%
37
363 4
37
500
29
-37y2
40
a40
July
July
al9
al9
al9
180
45
2,545
'•
a
44%
43
102 102® 8
102
400
Paper
Oct
May
29
Jan
46
66%
Jan
1.05%
Oct
3.75 Jan
"100
5.00
Feb
.
Oct
-
*125
16
1C
..
Mar
16
Nov
4.25
275
3.30
Feb
13%
13 Va
15
8vb
Apr
'14
23%
231/2
45
20
-Jan
24
Oct
9
Jan
10
Mar
21% Jan
29
Aug
4.25
Nov
Oct
Ltd—
.2
,-20
_1
-
-
9
Co
28
80
85
80
61 Va
89
89
30
87
16
16
50
13% Jun
12%
12%
10
85%
83i/2
87%
..465
7y4
7%
•
10
*
—*
7y4
a
19%
50
28
28
50
a
45
49,
a44%
a45
_
72
72
4.85
..; 4.75
~
Nov
May
17
11% Jan
64
Oct
13%
Oct
37%
Jan
Nov
7May
8
Mar
150
13. * Jan
42% Feb
18
Oct
50
50
231/2 Mar
26
Sep
45
Jan
50
43 %
Sep
64%
Jan
45%
72%
Aug
Oct
25
.
-45,-.
%
210
4.90
2,265
72
35
91
124
28
"
-
Jan
/Jan
635
"
50
49
Quebec Power Co Ltd com__*
PoWer Corp of Canada 6% 1st
pfd—.50
$to non cum part'2nd pfd—;
!50
Premier Steel Mills Ltd—:
-
al8 al9%
Newfoundland Light ft Power Co Ltd_10
—
25
16
-•_*
100
Ltd—1
—300
9%'
28
"
:
Oct
40
20
17 V
4.25
•
preferfed
Jan
Nov
--
(Canada)
Mills
1.00
Jan
28
775
4.00
16
•
13%
Inc' class A
Royal: Rice
5"
Oct
56
Sep
40
Sep
50% >ov
•
A__
Aug
Nov
a48
26
Corp
i
&
*
May
Nov
7
10
Corp Ltd Common
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd.:—
1st
1,025
7
63c
39
1.05
Mexican Lt & Pow Co Ltd.. com—13.50
Northern
Mar
1,080
(Walter M)_J
Power
High
.
25
1.05
cl A—0
Moore
Mount
-
2,060
*
36c*
Jan
15,500
39
1.05
*
A
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4%
pfd!
Melchers Distilleries Ltd 61c pfd
.
Low
43c
6%
*
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40c
*
Ltd
Shares
39
*
Ltd
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
common!.
Securities
preferred
Lambert .(Alfred)
Nov
Oct
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Low
—
——
32
Sep
70
Jan
38% Mar
550
(R
1_J
_*'
Engineering Works Ltd__^_,»
6%
-Jpn
Jan
28
37%
56%
Sep
27%
18
—59
*
13%
Hubbard
Jan
10%
49
Ltd
Horner Ltd
-
Jan
37
1,522
4.60
Dominion Oilcloth ft Linoleum Co Ltd •
Ford Motor Co of Can class A•
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
_*
Nov
17%
-
107
65
18
95
—*
International
50
18 %
.
35
—50c
Paper inv
Products
Oct
38%
Apr
Jan
-Aug
45% Jan
3,804
"-32
B
Hydro-Electric
Feb
Mar
70
2.90
•
Consolidated Div Standard
7.00 Jun
45
Oct
53
--27
Timber
Westinghouse
Food
Class
110% Jun
34%
Oct
55V2
45
c
102
Last
'
Jun
Feb
'37%
•
9.00
4.90 Jan
54
".30%
4
a53
^.00
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Aug
21% Sep
38%
300
Oct
38-Jan
32
Ingersoll Rand
42
7.50
2,355
5
16% Mar
4
•
Canadian
Canadian
40%
7
Sep
6?p
1,850
30 %■
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—•
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd_^__
1
Canada ft Dominion Sugar Co Ltd
•
Canadian Power
37% May
61%
*
33%
32% Aug
5% Sep
49%
Par
Abltca
Nov
7
46
.
Jan
Feb
2,055
100
7
Jan-
21%
48%
Sale Price
Nov
59%
5
1
1
33
22 %
a55"
Friday
Sep
21%
330
150
3,516'
2,871
101 y2
49%
-•
Prices
Sep
July
110
•51% May
29%*
6 6'%•
68%
STOCKS
Nov
-1.25
Jan
Oct
v
15% Aug
14% JUn
101
Jun
46
'
*'
_•
preferred
10
2,790
55
Oct
48%
—
common
132
115
-
1%
-•
10
4—wi
Dominion
Jan
3
>
35
Apr
-
*a55
100
—
Crain
27
42'%
Feb
43
22
'
28%
320
27%
29%
—
Feb
103 103%
528
•
_•
Nov
12%
5
-
-a53
Ltd
5
107%
59 %
l5
--42
23% Jan
Mar
'
Jo
30%
Worts
14 %
30%
-
a50
100
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jun
38
31
7.75
a49 %
a50
3.85
14,270
30 %
Class A warrants—.
Oct
1.10 Feb
4,751
Nov
43%
29%
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Consumers Gas
13%
Aug
33%
43
•
ft
Sep
Sep
13
11
*
1*
May
a44% a46%
13%
Nov
Jan
29%
—.—
8
-
29%
75
30
:
54
21%
Jan
33%
—
26
20%
21%
Apr
Jan'
14
31 Vq
341/4
•
Zellers Limited
12
95 "
29%
Power—
Canada
Feb
Feb
Feb
16% July
.17% Nov
.
165
-
-*
24
5
Feb
25 %
230
17,471
■
100
421/a
u.
37% Jan
9% Feb
33
2*
Oils
4V2%
Nov
29%
29®
com—L*
I
100
800'
17%:"
100
-
29%
>-*
700
800 '
16%
17%
-
Mar
.
14%
10% Mar"
•_*
1,620
5
195
50
54
1.25
141/2
50
14%
5
14%
5un
T9
Wi
10% May
20 % Nov
•
14
14
325
100
54
25 %
3,345
21
——
Nov
82% Sep
16
July
470
„
10%
.
105
Mar
10%
Sep
13% Sep
15% Jun
~
77% Jan
20%
Nov
355
,
-
—*
Aug
10% Oct
8% Jun
•23%
10%
17
76%
100
41
IBI
7% Feb
13
74
Oct/.Aug
.'.5.45 Oct
46% Oct
Jan
•
Jan
39
-
2,040
■f
Jim
10%
54% Feb
3.00 Feb
*
A
Canada
Oct
20%
1
"
13
a.—
JUD
73%
14%
*
i
13
12%
•
—I
13% Oct
24
75%
100
i.nii
33 %
Jan-
Oct
16
*
com
7.75
21%
21%
*
25% Jun
20
16
•
Per feOinetes
eeeiwtge t?;"
13
13
*
.Jan'
34% Jan
.975
-
Oct
22% Aug
21
>.10
Imperial oil ltd
BnfMtfal Tobweeo Of Canada
13%
100
8
,
40
-
Feb
Oct
34% Aug
29% Nov
„
28%-Apr-
825
:
.
Oct
>
25:
SiV*
JuFf't
.
102
480
35'A
.
-
2,925
231%
34V2
*
46
.
Oct
60
21
•
A
13%
21%
x
Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Weston (Geo) class A
Sep
3.50 Apr
Oct
Jan
60
20%
•
-
20
327/8
5
;
fiitti
20
19%
*
Smith Paner common
-
2.00
of
'
-'55% Oct
•
100
88
13%
>-*■•
common.j.
Steel Corp
Walker Gooderham
Nov
19%
75
1.25
claa#
88
35%
_*
United
•
33 Vb
32%
•
Williams
Breweries
Triad
Oct
a2.50
100
—
?--
Apr
26% May
1,024
46^
23%
-
Power common—•
oc
Rights
2
Trans Canada Pipeline
Oci
>
Ltd
•j
Sep
—20
Bav kffitin*—
Aug
11% Sep
Jan
■
23-
11 '
-4^0
100
—*—
May
14%
_
8
General Steel Wares
eommdn
-
Jan
17
*
Corp
30
21% Jan
23%
•
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc 1927
Qreat Lakes Paper CO Ltd—
Gypeum Lime ft Aiabaa—
Homo Oil class A
12
16'/o
1,700
65
•
19
.
-1,555
108
1
5JA %
preferred—
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Jan
13
•
A
Sicks'
Oct
23% May
-
Jan
29%-
-•
Steinberg's
30% Sep
16
Jan
_*—
*
Jan
Mar
Jan
__
B>
Jun
Feb
JH
Motors
26
3,540
39
10
—
of
Jan
30% Aug
103% July
16%
''
——
Bakeries
al7
'■
May
15
Aor
10
—23%
Dynamics—.
15%
--..
Jan
550
5.00
—t*
common
preferfed
Series B 4% % pfd—
Steel
48
July
13
•
General
Feb
ioy4--
100
Canada
150
100
General
21%
-13
A
Southern
260
—•
preferred A
9%
11,644
18% -33--
10%
38%
100
class
N6v
Aug
Feb
35%
Oct
2-JVi
1021/2
al4 al5V2
Nov
25%
4,320
common...*
Qa tineau Power
common
5* preferred
Jan
10
4,175
37%
—-1
Co
12%
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Prater Cos Ltd eommdn
French petroleum
pfd
11%
Nov
"43%
'
f
19% Apr;
40
20
24
24
common
Cement
Southam
22%
1.31 "
pfd
r
Jan
25
July
12
•
Ltd
10
1,805
"
—100
Voting trust
6%
preferred
Simpsons
i—
21%
10
—
General
5,115
100
8
*
common
Famous Players Canadian
Ford "Motor Co
5 % %
100
8,850
*
com
Heating Prod class
B
10
23'/a
14
a
A
45% Sep
13%
25
preferred
ij
Dominion Steel 8c Coal
Enamel &
10
1,949
**
~
563
21%
preferred
al5
32
.17%
•
z,
Series A 4^
Sherwin
•
22 V4
22
—
Lawrence
t
Nov
Oct
-1
—
]
;>
Oct
21%
-*
—
j
■
2.50
22
-•
—
Class
,
NOV
12%
,_2
Eddy
Match
Eddy Paper Co class
1,900
-
440
2.50
Dow Brewery Ltd
Ou Pont (1956)
common—
Dupuis Frereg class A
Jan
6,849
common,——*
preferred
18
Jan
20
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile common
71/2 May :
-
2,828
Tubes
15% Sep
87/b Sep
Jan
60
Dbminion Stores Ltd,—
Dominion Tar ft Chemical
1
Jun
22
1
Bhawinigan Water
Oct
26
Feb
14%
—*
7%
Bros
6%
15
3,441!
47%
al7
9
Jan
16
24%
al7
Mar
9.70 Mar
14
Rights
Glass
5
15%
24
•
Dominion Foundries ft Steel
1.25
49
21%
17%
Warrants
Oct
35
100% 100%
28%
29
A,.—,
common
July
44%
Apr
4.25
1,595
13
—».
Dominion Dairies
3.25
21%
•
6%
Apr
13%
•
*—1.—*-•
u
6
400
Oct
17 Vb
common—:
Salada-Shirrilf-Horsey
Oct
Oct
24
Bridge
Coal
33
-
27%
—*
Seagrams
Petroleum
a8%
13
Jan
28%
14 '/4
"
:
25
a3
■
69%
21%
•
*
Bt Lawrence Corp common
5%
preferred
19% Oct
4.00
10
17%17%
47
Feb
3.25
210
26%
13
10
905
28%
•
Clase- B
——
Crown Cork & Seal Co
crown Zellerbaoh class
Jan
46
Feb
50
a8
13
—•
;
46
•
Oct
26
25%
27
8.50
14%
24%
Aur
4.80 Mar
14
26%
25
Smelting
^
425
47
■
•
Eaulpment
ft
140
8%
a8%
•
—
1%
4,205 *
25
100
Railway..
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
Corbys class A—.—
Donohue
..
32 %
25%
*
common
Combined Enterprises
Dominion
18%
a3.00
17%
•
.
Cookshutt Farm
Coghlin (B j)
175
—-—-20o
St
Nov
20
80
14
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred—10
Canadian Vicfeers
:
Dominion
25
8
•
«
43
102
-
21%
Preferred
5.50 Oct
26
•
...
—.
a
10'A
Jan-
•
Rolland Paper 4%%
pfd
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
13% Sep
Apr
a8
•
.
5%
Dome
36
Apr
2.80
17%
8%
—I
...
Dominion
Jan
11%
25
20
com
Canadian International
Power.
Distillers
25%
550
a4.00 a4.00
Canadian Cottons
|
835
1,075
32%
G% pfd.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
v
Feb
Mar
21%
-5
(James) Co
(A V) (Canada) common
5%% preferred
Oct
13
a3.00
Cellulose—
Class A pfd—20
36
36
_
Canadian Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian Industries common
Nov
Nov
5%
77
21% :
Roe
43% Nov
12
18%
Converters
Class B"_
30% Jan
35 %
'
Canadian Chemical &
•
a5.25 a5.35
12
a5.25
■
common
Canadian
1
57% Nov
35%
/;
Aug
50
Premium Iron Ores—:
13'A Jun
la
—•
Nov
26
100
:
Robertson
Sep
May
a92
i
.37
j
Feb
—*
preferred ——
Provincial Transport common
Quebec Natural Gas
j.
Quebec Power
—_i
i
Nov
42%
<
Canadian Bronze
Canadian Celanese
Jan
Nov
Jan
Jun
500
•
36% Nov
28%
30%
24
21,530
2.00
.
24%
102
a8
'
Feb
61 %
1.75
.
,
A—*
—
Price Bros ft Co Ltd
80
Sep
105% Sep
35
Aug
34% Sep
36%
*
—
Canadian Breweries common
Preferred
Canadian British Aluminum
$1.75
62% Jan
150
34
100
Canadian Bank Of Commerce
Warrants
940
102
28%
it
100
^
preferred
—
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
pfd
Canada Steamship common.
5%
76
101
32%
•
Iron Foundries common—
4%%
73%
34
.100
Jan
Nov
48
1.75
Oct
May
24%
10%
98
;
No;
27
60
"■•!
Oct
128
Apr
8%
Oct
24
Jan
16
50
61%
91
Oct
19 %
81,250
*
class
4%
75%
Preferred
Canada Cement common
•1.30 preferred.
Canada Forgings class A
18%
2,060
25
10%
i
Calgary Power
37
25
9%
Powell River Company
Power Corp of Canada
8% Oct
July
124
1,025
25
—*
new
Products
Placer Development
Nov
55
•
Ltd
common.
35%
117
Feb
52
.
10'A
—
Flour Mills
Penmans
Oct
45
Jan
30
*
A
•'
Page-Hersey
43% Sep
36 y«
565
pfd___—__——50
Morgan ft Co common
4%% preferred
Ogilvie
July
13
13,425
—-•
2
Breweries
Ontario
44% Mar
Jan
9% Jan
4% Mar
24
27
124
30%
Pacific Petroleums
14% Nov
36% Apr
2,925
8
■
53
19%
24%
Apr
FcD
310
124
-*
69 %
32*
371
26%
100
i-'.
.
39%
205
12%
Oct
4,378
-
27
Noranda Mines Ltd—:
Jun
46% Feb
48% Jan
8% Jan
3,682
42
12%
<
........■*
«—
39%
37%
41%
*1
40
51
88
24
National Drug ft Chemical com__
5
National Steel Car Corp common
♦
Niagara Wire Weaving common
_*
Class B ——_________—j.*
Oct
81% May
97
May
47
May
46% Sep
55
It
Bruck Mills Ltd class A
Building Product#
65
Jan
60
41
•
.
77
25
49
51%
.
.
20
41
Columbia p/w*
British Columbia
Telephonst
■»,
293b
47
.
preferred
Company
Molson
7% Aug
44%
293b
48
ii y4
priority
class
—,—
Nov
117
100
(Robt)
B
18%
47%
—
.—
common
5%'k
10% Mar
47
pfd
New class B——
Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
49% Nov
5%
111!
July
1,500
84 %
Power
Ltd
Faper
Class
42% Sep
54% July
0
preferred
Corp
Mitchell
Oct
50
%%
Apr
18%
112%
Frontenac Oil
Mersey
Sep
28
50
98
88
Preferred
McColl
Oct
48
15% Apr
39 % Jan
II,010
Oct
35
Sep
35% Mar
Jan
Feb
16%
Ltd——-—-—-—*
Lawrence
Massey-Ferguson
Oct
4,136
44
90
117
MacMillan Export class B
Oct
551
St
Mailman
23% Feb
38%
Bros
Aug
35
340
47%
29%
com—*
new
»—
7'A
14 %
46
90
"
Oct
Nov
50
52
69%
49
34
135
a23
—
68
49
10
•
&
a24
a22 %
52
..—10
Lewis
46% Jun
33
John
<
the Woods
Lower
61% Nov
24%
Limiteo
of
Sep
6% Mar
600
39'/4
*
100
Laura Secord Candy Shops____——3—
Oct
25%
25
Scotia
Lake
Feb
28%
43% Jan
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
JUaoatl
1
High.
Jan
7.80
Utilities Corp
i
Interprovlncial PlDe Lines
'
Iroquois Glass preferred—___2——10
Jun
25
27%
------
Brown
585
a51
13
26
46
17,%
10
International
23% Jan
45%
iu
— — — ——
4
Apr
Nov
25
5%% preferred
Bowater Paper ^
5%
/
22%
50
Telephone
4%
25
45
*'
Power
4%%
22% Sep
480
28
B
Bbwater* Corp
7,625
9,357
2,777
90
100
International Nickel oi Canada com—*
Aug
35% Oct
36% Oct
34
33
Range Since Jan.
Low
38
12'A
46
Shares
High
37
--
—o0
——
preferred
International Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
.
21
33%
Nova
Class
Jun
10% May
Apr
23
50
Banque Canadienne National*
Banque Provinciate (Canada)
Bell
25
Jan
8% July
19
———
preferred
Low
38
common
Inland Cement Preferred
Oct
a40 a40 %
a40s/2
•>
Montreal
Bathurst
37
a51
50
Corp
of
32%
50
50
Steels Ltd
Bailey Selburn 5%
5%#' preferred
Bank
23
10
100
$2.25
$4.50
High
Jan
31%
25
pfd
10
20%
24%
22%
31%
"
of Can 4#
4V2%
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Bans
215
10
33
Ltd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4Va%
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.40 preferred
$2.50 preferred
AMn.
3,040
24%
Range Since Jan. 1,
Low
20 V*
Algoma Steel—
Aluminium
36%
2414
10
——
Aluminum Co.
Asbestos
35%
36 %
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
Class
Shares
High
Corp
for Week
of Prices
Par
Indus Acceptance
Warrants
Sales
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Low
apuM power ft Paper common—
4Vt% preferred
NOVEMBER 7
Canadian Dollars
Range
Sale Price
Par
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Friday
FOR WEEK
Friday
Montreal Stock
.
2.30 Jan
-
Oct
25
Oct
Sep
'
Number 5793
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
3»'f
(185#)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
Friday
STOCKS
Quebec Telephone-Corp
common——5
'
warrar#„s
.—__—__*
Maurice
St
1
Ltd.
Canada
Pniauci;
<tuert>
5%
red
cum
23
100
18%
18
1.15
1.35
14
13%
14
125
:
125
42%
126
4t
42%
?
—40
240
50c
117
16%
17%
2,290
class A
*
Wainwrfght Producers & Refin Ltd__l
8
(L -E)
8
8
2.50
300
_____*
5%
5%
6
___♦
56%
50
59
Ltd———
8
4.00
t'
Oct
Exploration Ltd*
—
._1
70c
35c
29c
36c
20c
68c
70c
—1
8c
,8c
7,500
4c
Anthonian. Mining Corp
Arno Mines
Ltd—
Ltd___.
__
AtlaS Sulphur St Iron Co Ltd_
Aull Metal. Mines Ltd_—
4%C
1,500
—1
a2c
*
15c
~1
Baker Taflc Ltd
Barvallee
Mlnes
Ltd
Bateman Bay Mining Co.
67,100
850
46c
50c
7c
8c
23c
33c
328,758
10c
lie
6,500
14,000_
MHieenasse Mining Corp Ltd__]
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——
50c
Bonnysilie Oil
Refining' Corp
Bornite Copper Corp——_
—I
33c
Bbuzan MinesLtd.
1.1
66C
65c
"13c
11c
8,500
45,100
2,500
70c
Burnt Bill Tungsten Mines Ltd— __1
* 14c
__
—
1
18c
Feb
f
8,000
Calgary St Edmonton Corp" Ltd
July
,
Campbell C
Jan
37c
10c
Canadians Homestead Oils Ltd..
12c
Jan
33c
Nov
Abitibi Power
7c
Jail
24c
Mar
93c
8%c July
21c
Jan
8.00
8.10
1,700
3.05 Feb
5ya
1.81
,5%
12
'600
1.85
%<j
-
"
Canorama Explorations
CanubaMines Ltd
Ltd
1,600
1,50 J
6,500
10c
15c
18c
5,000
14c
Sep;
21c
21c
1,000
10,000
4,000
18c
Mar
-
Class A
Manitoba
Central
17c
18c
5,500
1.5c
Oct
9,00
1.700
G2C
52c
16c
Cadillac
Mines
Ltd-
1
7%« Jan
18c
July
15c
55c
Jan
9c
Jan
Sep
3c ; Aug ;
5c
Oct
7c
1,700
3.90
100
65,000
26c
Fob
18,200
28o
.idly
13c
78c
71c
79c
Continental; Mining Exploration I.td__1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd—
1
48c
43c
48 c
15 %c
-
3.30
17c
3,000
2.15
2.15
1,200
a6c a6%c
500
6c
-
1
-
9c
Feb
5.95
'
22c
10c
Dome
Donalda
Easa
Mines
Gold
Empire OIL
,_i
Ltd———
'
July
2.000
11c
Nov
2.16-
2.25
2,100
lie
1,000
1,000
1
-
9c
9c
^29%
5c
I.i2
29%
823
5c
12,900
575,300
->
95p
Ltd..
M;.ne3
Jan
1.35 Nov
6c
Jan
Jan
6%.c
7c
3,75
-
16%
5%c
'
•
2c
.
Oct
1.05 Aug
Jan
9c
14 %c
Jan
300
13%
Jan
28,500
2%«
Jan
V
100
•
2,420
5%c
*
5%C
■
2.000
14%-C 15 %c
46e
47c
51c
.50c
Nov
9%c July
■!
■;
19% Jun
9c
3.00
July
Sep
1.50 May
20% Jaii
28%
5%c Oct
9%c July
Oct
13 %c
25c
Oct
69c
Feb
;Jan
Jah
10,500
29,600
!
3.75 Nov
Sep
May
4c
2.10
28 -28%
28
3.00
20c.
3,000
4%C. 5-%c
2.10
i
35.800
.
T6%* T6%
r
----
Uranium Mines—..——_
-50c
4%C
*
—
100
3.75
45c
4%C
i
...
Zollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
ft
Indian Lake Mines .Ltd..-—-1
International Ceramic Mining Ltd—1
58c
Oct
19
17%
17%
1,900
15
23
23%
87 ft
15
5c
5%c
7,500
4c
Jan
8c
July
14c
14c
14c
500
lie
May
18c
Feb
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3.75 NOV
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16c
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Alberta
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Ajax Petroleums
July
Oct
Sep
Cliibougamau Jaculet Ltd!.
7f»c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd"
1
Cleveland Copper Corp™
i
Compagnie Miniere L'Urigava—.1.50
Consol Bi-Ore Mines .Ltd
1
Consol- Central
2.40 Feb
Apr
-
2.64 Feb
1.65 Apr
4c
Oct
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of Prices
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.
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74c
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36%
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12c
10c
8.25
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11,500
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4,400
28,700
1
Oct
5% Feb
Jan
12c
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Jan
lie
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Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd-
3c
25
Uranium
33c
9c
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1
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;
21c
10c
12c
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5.00
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3c
l
12c
1.26 J«n
Oct
V V
Sep
10c
1
1
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Cartier Quebec Explorations
Sep
900
7c
f
Feb
9.25
1.75 Jan
6,300
8c
9c
Jan
4
13,544
14c
3c
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20c
I
30% Oct
Feb
3C
Jan.
2.35
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40c
May
Oct
Jan
14q
13c
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4c
1.81
500
6%c
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Apr
17%
1
f3c
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lie
500
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Jan
13o
Prices Shoem Are Expressed
55c
5,200
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Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd
13c
17 %c
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Sep
5%c
600
Sep
Toronto Stock
f
5%c Sep
30c-
27%
♦
Mar
4c
19c
.
Aug
8.00
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Resources Ltd com_3
Jan
30c
9.085
7.10
.
Nov
Jan
5c
Canadn; Collieries
8c
111,986
6c
7.00
6%c Jan
4o
27
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48,300
79c
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13c
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Oct
29C
24c
7.05
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Virginia • Mining Corp*:.*
——.;——1
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd—*1
Wendell - Mineral Products Ltd-——1
Westville .Mines Ltd
j,——1
Acadia
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd—
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70c
13c
11% Oct
38c
.Nov
5c
Aug
24Ci
35c 1 July
8y2cMar
Jan
4c
37c
28c
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May
•
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July
Cc1
2,500
152,800
29 %c
34c
Sep
17c
Oct
5C
__1
13c
20c
Lithium Mines Ltd—___—1
Valor
Oct
2c
20c
5c
3c
3,000
Oct
2.4(1 Oct
6%cJuly
4,000
4c
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines' Ltd. —1
49g.
79c
Sep
7.10
:.
14,500
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United
-
Nov
2c
50
16e
.
Jan
Apr*
6%c Jan
21c 24%c
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42c
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9.60
—1
—
12c
3,500
9.85
14c
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Bailey Selburn oil & Gas Ltd cl A.
27,100
-
24,800
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United Asbestos
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Anacon Lead Mines-Ltd—
16c
;2lq
Feb
14%
.
_
5%c
,
-1
.
Alscoper Exploration" - Ltdit
18c
1.75 May
8c i£&t
22c
20c "
20c
—1
-
Consolidated Mines
Trojan
1
15c
:
25c -Mar
.
Feb
8%
1,300
2,000
20c
Ltd
8,000
13
High
Nov
Nov
6% Jan
59
16c
12c-
9%C Jan
2.25
2.15
20c
Titan Petroleum Corp~——
Trebor Mines Ltd—
3.20 Feb
May
12%
13
2.15
Ltd——-*——--
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Mines
Ta«in
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Sep
18% Aug
«i»V
21
2,422
13
Nov
2.50
5,800,
v
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Aug
8
192
2.50
16
Tarbell
Sep
Sep
Oct
17%
Waterman Pen Ob Ltd
45
Feb
10%
.
Low
9,600
12c
10c 12 %C
.
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Shares
High
12c
12 %c
Tache Lake Mines Ltd—^.
Jun
Jan
39%
V-.
.
Gold
Standard
Aug
185
12c
(1944) Ltd—
Mines Ltd—-
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons Mines Ltd.—
;
1.35 Oct
17
'
Oct
31%
_•
Windsor Hotel
Feb
9% May
.25
11%
United Amusement Corp Ltd
Nov
355
11
Pipe Line
Union Gas of Canada Ltd_
Nov
18
14,885
.42
11%
Oil
Mountain
23
'
42
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13
Jan
Jan
8% July
Low
Mines
Stadacona
Sep
Sep
12%
11,100
1,061
18
-.
32
Jan
of Prices
Par
High
15
,
1,115
:
100
-
class A
curp
10%
1.30
1
pfd
756
.28%
21%
23 i
Low
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for Week
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Range Since Jan. 1
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November 10, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS*
.
Last
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Low
Par
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50
M
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m
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British
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Columbia
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B
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33
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Reef
Brown
Mills
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Eruck
class
A—
—
1
Brunsman
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Buffalo
18c
•
•
-i.;————*
Hill Ext-
Bunker
14
15%
48c
12-;«
-,,a
41
Oct
88
46%
Jan
Feb
46'%
Feb
97
Consolidated
Mar
Consolidated
July
Consolidated
Central
14'A
Jan
Nov
Consolidated
12
Jan
16%
Sep
Consolidated
11
Jan
16%
Sep
39%
75
6,302
Sep
Consolidated
180
36% Apr
38% Jan
43%
42
44'%
Sep
G5c
Jun
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Create-
13
Jun
Consolidated
Fenhnore
8
Oct
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
58c
5,000
720
12
?
9% Jan
4% Mar
1°5
_
5,000
°c
3,500
4 20
000
16c 18 %c
6%c
7c
540,950
7%c Jan
5%c Aug
9c
1.95 Apr
5c
Oct
Oct
4.50
Oct
18 %c
433
35% Jan
9,500
6%c May
11% May
lGc
?C
9c
9%C.;
15
10
1,075
14%.%:: 4,255
7%
150
16
1
26c
25c
27c
55,566
12c
Jan
40c
July
80c
77c
84c
20,025
45c
Jan
90c
Aug
Mines
Calalta
Consol
28
——75
Power common
Calvun
27
73%
~1
Oil—
28
5,695
1,148
62% Jap
3.85
200
3.00
Feb
Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red Lake
1
1
7.95
7.70
7.95
•'
—
8.20
7.75
9,211
675
Consolidated
Howcy
Feb
55
Jun
25
Jan
35
Oct
29
315
27
Jan
11%
11%
300
6
Feb
21
21
21
40
35%
37
1,435
96%
97%
235
Canada
Life
Canada
Malting
179
180
65
Jan
190
Apr
66
66
110
50% Mar
70
Oct
24
97'A
10
Assurance
Preferred
37 •'
100
preferred
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common
—26
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Lands
Canada Oil
28%
11%
*
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"Canada Iron
4%%
28%
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Cut
class
26
100
2.00
-—•
.
25 %
1.95
2.04
3,500
—
Warrants
Class
Permanent
Mtge new
Southern
Wire
&
Astoria
Atlantic
Canadian
35
Jan
52
Nov
905
34
Feb
50%
56%
1,755
2.50
3.15
16,499
92
92%
50
60c
-—*
common
A
35%
35'A
12
36
355
12
13%
1,015
•
Wright
Gen
North
class
23
58c
22%
23
1,348
62c
7,521
Pacific
Canadian
Williston
19
330
21
200
47c
23,605
1.80
2.00
10,101
14
14
14%
8.00
7.80
0.30
6,477
1,900
1.80
1G
Jan
25c
July
10 %c
10c 11'Ac
5,833
7'Ac
19c
July
69c
Oct
63c
63c
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14
common
Sen
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23 %>
23%
16'A
24
31
Jun
24
Nov
6'Ac
7%c
14,750
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15c
126
Jan
126
10
81
Jan
131
Oct
98
99
75
Farwest
92
Mar
100
360
May
Fatima
21
Feb
30
'May
Federal
18
Feb
25
Apr
21% Aug
3.15 Aug
Federal
23%
25
25
25
25
21
21
21
125
2.65
2.25
2.66
53
17,979
16%c
53
55
270
1.10
1.25
1,200
24c
__
24c
2.000
16c lG%o
4,249
75c
Apr
Mar
1.01
12c
74%
70%
3,904
50
Jan
76%
Nov
•
14%
13%
14%
4,382
10
Jan
14%
Nov
10
9%
5c
12c
20c
439
3.25
July
200
2.50 Oct
1.09
5 600
60c
30,000
7c
G.10
1.55
Fleet
5c
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3 00
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50%
50%
200
2.00
2 00
200
2.35
2.46
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103
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13%
13'A
13%
850
10c
12c
30c
1,185
22,600
•
20c
10 %c
475
L25 Nov
45
Sep
Sen
13c
Jan
1.50 Mar
373
102
50c
•
Nov
Jan
Jan
32 % Alay
66 %
4.00 Oct
80c
.
12'%
14
Jan
5c
July
46% Sep
Oct
105%
Jan
Jan
19c
31.
22% Jan
July
Aug
Nov
•
30%
10
7.75
7.50
7.80
5,510
7.00
Jau
9.00 Feb
•
preferred
'■ornmoii—
30%
1.75
1.65
1.75
9,345
1.10
Jan
2.25 May
4.80
31.
,
July
6%
645
27
Jan
38%
101
Jan
106% Jun
103%
Jan
111%
Jun
18%
Nov
5%
Power
preferred
5%^>
July
3.50 Mar
Jan
55
Feb
2.50
Feb
100
Alines
Class
Electric
5
18%
17%
18%
15,428
19%
21%
8,895
60%
61%
894
Petroleum
Canada
com
:
1
1
1,277
4.10
3,200
3.05 May
II,680
Alascot
Mine
Yellowknife
Glacier Mining
Gold
4.00
9'%
97a
827
15c
16e
4,050
75c
80c
3,000
9%c
9c
9%c
1,500
4.75
4.60
4.90
2,619
35c
41c
15,975
*
1
Prospecting
Giant
3.00
9%
Mines
15c
80c
1
67%
32% Feb
3.75
1
65
Jun
100
50
•
common
59
67%
2.75
50
4.10
Jan
Sep
Aug
1.00
Jan
9c
Jau
14 %c Mar
Jau
7.05 May
1.25
1.10 Apr
19 %c Aug
3.15 May
Glenn
1
10c
10c
11c
4,000
5c
May
17c
Goldale Mines
1
17c
17c
17c
4,100
14c
Alar
22c
Gold
1
25%c
22 %c
201.600
5c
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25c
Oct
11c
2,900
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43c
53c
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6%c
11
TV
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36c
till
Jan
20% c jap
July
19 %c
.i.
80c
Feb
v
Goldfields
Goodyear
Sep
1.05 July
6.25 Jan
Jun
10
8
87
163
50c
Jan
Nov
Jan
167
163
95c
Oct
Oct
Nov
Jan
4 ','c
Gold
Manitou
Oct
10c
1.65
Golden
Aug
4%c Mai
29c
Aug
Eagle
Mines
'
Uranium
Tire
Class
Graham
common
—
Mackay class
.27c
A
26c
30c
11,550
196,250
30c
26c
33c
*
175
175
175
10
47
47
47
185
6%
7
350
*
1
7c
5
■
18c
8
225
7c
15,650
7.00
__
Gold
Granby Consolidated
Grandroy Alines
.
50
B
Bousquet
,
1
Canada
preferred
Gordon
1
28c,
7.00
500
18c
21c
-9,912
8
7c.
Oct
27c
14%
Mines
Nov
Nov
10 %
Jan
Uranium
Jan
Nov
25c
10'Ac Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
4.00 Nov
Jan
5%
Jan
21% Nov
Jan
67%
38c
Wares
8
47%
—
49%
1
Steel
7.95 Jan
53% May
3.60
5
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Geo
Scientific
Giant
35
108
I
Dynamics
A
General
104
108
1
Development
Moioin
102%
108
1
Ltd
102%
100
preferred
7%
8,3oJ
25
46
103
6c
1.80
13cl3%c
10
2,660
50c
44'%
51c
46
•
26
300
General
60c
2.00 Jan
i3c
5,100
200
IB
A
Co
Alines
4,000
4.00
1.18
1,065
6%c
4.00
—
45
6c
5%
Geco
Oct
1.90 Oct
2.25 Jun
17c
1R5
44
Feb
July
38%
Oct
2.89
59c
91,700
1.18
45
21c
38
80c
3.00
163
1.25
*
9'Ac A-Iar
5%
General
Jan
195
14,840
38
Oct
Jail
56c
15c
Feb
*
July
May
May
163
14%c
1.78
•
38c
40c
__
14%c
5.00
Co
20c
31c
__
2,852
common
A pi-
50c
in
Jan
Mar
Gatineau
Ueneral
7400
275
Jan
35c
24c
Fruehauf Trailer
Jan
7 800
40
Nov
12c
4oi575
9
9c
2,670
5.90
•
common
!.»«-
1.02
__
1
Alanufacturing
"roblsher
29c.
5.60
1
—
A
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Ford ol Canada class
1.24
37c
Sep
61c
9
18c
Oct,
Oct
21'Ac July
10,850
27c
5.70
1
Cop
class
Products
General
G3c
~y
Jan
1.06
-29c
Kirkland
Jan
1.35
2.5U
Fibre
1
^
Tungsten
Grain
2.05
55c
an
11,650
25c
—
—
Apr
9.55 Aug
Apr
50c
—10
Uranium Alines
Warrants
General
1.25
1
Sep
Faraday
July
55c
50o
38,800
29%
DC
18,266
13c
7.20 May
4.25
Jan
62c
\
25c
lie
80c
4.00 Oct
Jtm
109,750
19,789
23c
Aug
Jan
8.80
Jan
16c2'0%e
17
11c ll%c
25c
11 %c
Oct
1.02 Alay
Oct
Feb
1.05
32c
ll%c
54
42c
May
1.07
17,
Jan
Jun
21c
8.50
32c
Jan
19c
624
250
84c
2.99
1
Jan
26c
14,500
97c.
Jan
95c
Jan
8.10
*
37
9,000
30c
Nov
Jan
1.26
•
54
80c
28c
Nov
Jan
1
1
53
78c
Nov
9c
2.7G
1
54
78c
28c
Oct
21%
50c
5.45
6 400
Nov
14c
21%
1.78 Feb
Oct
20,524
Vr-ji
Fen
55
July
29%
1.60 Aug
30c
Aug
Jan
8.35
14
26
Feb
7c
Apr
Petroleum
15c
Feb
37
Apr
French
13%
24
Feb
30c
2.35
225
180
14%
3,825
5,000
1,500
13%
7,800
55
21
57
Feb
75#
1
10c
25%
1.89 July
Oct
2.70
Alay
14%
35c
__
10c
25%
52%
1.30 Mar
1.40
4,520
30c
*
Oct
9,900
10,150
5,655
Companies
14 000
29c
1.45
2.25
21%
Fraser
4 300
6%c Afar
1.41
2.10
21%
Francoeur
1.90
III,700
1.41
19%
Oct
1.80
July
28%
Jun
16,583
Oct
17c
20%
37c
"
29c
Mar
21
23 %c
__
Juri
7c
29%
Apr
-
11c
21%
Oct
3.90
33,400
36,350
17c20%c
17c
23c
14c 15%c
•*
Mar
3.90
May
25'Ac July
•
14c
3.90
Nov
50c
Nov
Jan
1
15c
.
10
Feb
5c
8c
2.25
1
Nickel
82c
73c
7%
18,300
Fanny Farmer Candy
42,788
8.80
3,595
5c
11c
Oct
Famous Players Canadian
71,866
70c
10
5c
11c
Nov
24
Sep
86c
8.25
Oct
Jan
Aug
34c"
72c
28
18%
1
82c
8.80
May
15
1,470
__1
Corp
31c
11 %c 12%c
22
Nov
15
101% Aug
1
Explorers Alliance
86c
ll%e
Aug
1
-
Mining Ltd—
Eureka
Oct
32c
"
Jan
9
*
Mines
Falconbrldge
1.42
97
30%
19% Oct
44
Oct
90
1,625
28
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
23%
1.03
10 L
__1
Jan
-
Nov
—1
13 %
*
Nov
Nov
39
21%
——20
20%
•
14%
26
Jan
12%
1
A
189'
pfd 20
May
May
28
•
Alines
7,265
•
8
23%
8,478
92,151
21%
73%
54
14%
•
1.42
Oct
11
27
1,440
T
Jan
28
25%
29%
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39
7.70
1.62 May
12
5','2 Mar
20
Jan
Nov
21%
*
14%
—
Jun
101
*
28'A
126
July
3.15
1
common
Oct
1.00 Jun
30% Aug
26
1.20
1
__
J1111
23% Apr
'
Nov
11%
11%
Co
Sol
14%
25
common
28%
27i
1.22
3.15
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com
common
Metals
300
18
35c
63c
37%
38
•
Paper
4,152
15 %c
10%c
Match
10,816
1
42.
24,500
20c
10
25
footnotes see page
18c
14%c
27'%
•
For
Oct
16c
1
10
Coin
"*
40c
17%c
1
26%
•
_T_
22'Ac Apr
Ltd
26%
Apr
1
_
16,100
_
•
Copper Co
El
16c
Life
32c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Sep
10c
■
26c
*
Woollens
Jan
17 500
Offerer
30c
•
Coal
&
Textile
Jan
10170
Confederation
65c
400
common
Mines
19c
15
i«c
Coniugus Mines
Donalda
14c
17c
1
90c,July
Jun
3.15
100
Chemical
20,140
I7%c
National
Juitv.
12c
3.15
Ind
Steel
;
55,550
1
Conduits
15c
49,300
3.15
—
Dominion
Class
Chib
Petroleum
9,750
34c
common
&
Stores
Elder
6c
Metals
3Cfo
32c
Magnesium
Dominion
Eldrich
.I-
28c
33c
14%
Dominion Tar
Oct
.
i30<5
*
Dairies
Scottish
Sep
July
17% Aug
13% Oct
Slcel
9'A
30C
Jan
Dominion
9.25
Jan
7%c Jan
11%
Eastern
%
10,085
1
Mines
5
July
2,240
Dominion
Eddy
Eddy
21c
3,745
Preferred
Feb
Jun
1
Mines
21c
Yellowkmfe, Mines
4
Oct
6 %c
12%
Sullivan
6c
Colouiac
13c 13%c
__
Sep
41,175
15%
Malartic
18c
Commonwealth
'
u-
15
East
Oc
Combined
10c ll%e.
Jun
11%
East
18c
Lake Gold Mines
Coldstream Copper
10%c
31
Jan
12%
49c
OodyReco
-
22
•
Jan
1
—
56
Mar
2.50
Sep
1
Equip
Apr
14
1
55c
Chester/die Miucs
Farm
43
33 %
29c
17c
Cockshutt
16%
641
500
54-
21%-
Jan
78c
1.08
Cochenour Willans
725
21%
Jan-
40c
•
common
23%
53%
Apr
28c
1
Knitting
23%
54
.-ui
Sep
25%
69c
1
Bar
23%
«
Nov
96c
43c
Porcupine
Circle
1.55
46c
29c
Pat Gold
iJtefder
7,355
1,200
70c
Central
Chromiuin Mining & Smelting
1.65
13,825
2,226
Central
Mines
1.55
Jan
2.70
4.45 July
2.20 Jan
II,310
2,146
♦
Chlboug
Cbibougamau Mining & Smelting
3.40 Mar
1.30
8%
_•
Min
Jaculet Mines
4,300
50c
33%
17%
Del
Cop
6,800
4.20
Rights
Oct
78c
Oct
23,100
3.90
1.20
Dominion
2.40
Jau
2.10
58c
2.30 ' 2.40
Oct
July
31%
Dominion
15%
33c
51c
4.15
Mines
Jail
12
2.40
Mining
21
1.65
10% July
Nov
—_*
Petroleum
9.55 Mar
Oct
2.40
1
—
common
15% Mar
4.50 Mar
560
23c
20%
1.25
8%
Athabaska
Mines
Apr
32%
15%
17%
•
OH
Jan
Feb
16%
1
8%
1
Rio
7c
1.05
3,893
Oct
2
17%
1
Ltd
45,100
22,937
15c
Oct
Nov
40c
25o
•
•
Corp
17c
2.20
20%
11%
1,
28c
Sep
7%
Alar
2.00
Juu
4.50
4.50 Mar
19%
11'A
lp
i
Amphl Gold
19
20
30c
Jan
15c
Oct
108
Jan
2.29
Oils
20% Sep
19
37%
Seagrams
East
Cay/,or
>
Palmer
Nov
—
104
2.19
Mines
Devon
Distillers
50
33c
Gold
Delnite
Dnvan
Oct
Apr
19%
11%
—10
Gold Mines
Feb
Central
-
Dcldona
37
1
Quartz
„.Chimo
Horn
60
Warrants
Asbestos
2,125
19.800
__5
new
50
1
Kayrand
Leather
50
1
Trethewey
33c
tt"
—
Candorc Exploration
Can Erin Mines
Cariboo
7%
30c
Nov
*
Ltd
0'7a
30o
1
26
•
Captain Mines
7%
1.14
7.50
1
1—
Feb
6c
Explorations
60
I,420
Jan
4.50 Sep
29
Jan
1.60
15
42c
May
55c
•
——
Dominion
Sep
Sep
12c
105
Mines
Oct
8%
4%c Jan
50c
Minerals
Jun
3.00
8,500
,36,625
•
Zcllerbach
1.08
Feb
7c
95c
1
Cauada
250
Can Met
.
Jun
May
Aug
4.10
•
Trust
Cusco
23c
*
Nest
Crowpat
12 %c Alar
105
Warrants
Crown
12,200
3.60
Zinc
of
2,000
100"
Canam Copper Co
Cheskiru
Lead
Oil
31,522
1
*,
Westingliouso
Canadian
Charter
Cree
Oct
May
105
16c
Feb
14c
4.10
.___•
8c
8%c Jan
*
Craiginont Mines
11% Mar
G% Apr
Jun
;
19 %c
*
Imperial
10
Oil
__
100
Copp Clark Publishing
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Clilbotig
Corby Distillery class A
26
1
Western
-
——
21
pfd
common
Exploration
•
Vickers
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Gold
A
Conwest
*
;
Canadian
Jassiar
Class
Co
8%
1.40
July
July
45c
7,028
24%
Jan
14c
Jan
37
1
Canadian Western Nat Gas 5%%
Castle
6.60
Jan
Jan
24o
34%
Oct
Oct
14
9% Jan
4c
4,644
61,298
,
36%
1.93 Aug
Jan
4,466
28c
10
Dome
3.05
44c
28c
G%c
2,700
Dome
8%
Aug
Gc
5.00
1
Oct
July
77c
27e
86c
Oct
G.00 Aug
79c
Aug
2.00
32c
24c
•
4.75
•
Corp
Alar
27c
6%c
•
Corp
16c
I
90c
2.45
-
Sale
Thorium
Jan
Jan
1.13 Alay
Alar
4.75
25
1
Railway
49c
16%
6%c
8%
10a
common
2,358
•4.45
17c
1
2.25
*
Gold
11.200
,
1
26
*
common
9,710
19c
60c
•
8%
Oils
Canadian Utilities 5 %
'
Oct
5.95
Feb
49c
1.85
18c
60c
Mines
15% May
19% Oct
Oct
15
58c
20c
.^Canadian Petrofina preferred
■
Nov
Apr
8%
22%
1.70
60c
Consolidated Sudbury
Basin
Consolidated West Petroleum
2.44
A
Inca
„
Canadian
575
21%
1.75
16c
10
Malartic
Tire
Nov
51c
67c
Jan
21%
Mines
Nov
2.10
15c
100
Hydrocarbon
; Canadian
325
10%
*
Canadian Oil Cos
-r;%1053 warrants
-
12%
10%
__
♦-
6,737.
15%c
Deer
Sep
13%
5.00 Apr
11%
10%
8.126
1
Brewis
Jan
5
4.20
1
1
Regcourt Mines Ltd
Decoursey
4.75 Mar
1.
3.60
10,900
*
Canadian Northwest Mines
-
17,200
40,720
4.20
9c
--
Crest.
Canadian Industries
_anadian
2.90
5.90
•
8%e
Foundry
2.25
Sep
May
Sep
; 23V4 Oct
Ltd
v 8%c
Eleetrochome
5.70
Jun
Apr
Dominion
G4c
29c
Oct
Dominion
5.410
923
4c
16%
Warrants
Canadian
72c
46c
9'Ac
Oct
4.00
46c
7,061
Davis
36
Apr
80c
Jim
1.62
13,000
Nov
4,010
3.35 Oct
19c
t:
6c
33
1,850
Jan
25,003
Oils—-—
17%
20,500
_
2,140
40c
Mines
15% Feb
*
1
—
Canadian
8%
3.35
37c
1
Mines
28% Mar
2.30
common
Securities
High
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky Oil
....
5%
95c
3.10
37c
Daering Explnreis
Daragon Mines
36%
May
Feb
„
Mar
3.30
1
Ltd
2
100
5,70
"
2.90
35c
Explor
111
1.45
70c
.—
(
32%
•
warrants
B
Canadian
3,371
13
*
Eagle
Canadian
13
•
Petroleum
Steel
594
1.32
—
1
2,370
4.75
1.34.
Jun
57
Apr
15
Sep
Nov
8
25% Jail
8
15c
19c
Consumers Gas
July
25c
5c
6.90 Aug
Jan
5.40
18% ;
17%
32
8%
8%
•
17%
17%
—
3
common
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Fairbanks Morse com
Canadian Food Products pfd.
Canadian
14%
32%
25
Canadian Dredge «fo Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
•
5.20
14%
18'A
•
Pete
Devonian
Canadian
9,570
25
36%
May
July
1
17c
9%c Jan
40% Jan
35%
•
Preferred
Class
5,839
Jan
5% Feb
30%
Preferred
Canadian
125
57
25
Drawn
7%
July
5%c
17% Oct
Mar
7%
5.35
Collieries
5c
Jan
13
3.7.5 Feb
55
common
Chieftain
Canadian
1,4.00
57
class A
preferred
Canadian.Chemical & Cellulose
Curtis
4,999
*
preferred
Canadian
7c
Jun
9c
1
Crown
43%
Jun
5.90
•
$1%
Canadian
May
12%
538
5.65
.
warrants
Canners
Canadian
12
700
80c
Feb
—
Crows
4.80
Jan
396
17
6%c
—
.•
32
12%
45c
Jan
5 "Ac
27c
Nov
1.16
2.9G Nov
43%
Jan
48c
3,000
•
Mar
97
Jmi
41
Nov
3.15
Jan
55c
Jun
56%
2.30 Oct
17
—
1.20
52% Oct
12%
20
Aluminium
Celanese
Canadian
42
25
Breweries
Preferred
Canadian
950
3
Canadian
Canadian
3.20
1
Oil
Bank of Commerce
British
2.96
-..-J17
*
B
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
1,110
•
common
class
60c
2.96
__1
60c
Mar
88
29c
16.799
7c
1
Nov
53%
2,340
64c
7c
9,000
Oils
Mac
Negus
Coulee
200
70c
42c
50c
Mines—_—1
Nicholson
Cosmos
1,500
Jan
577,075
Gold
Consolidated
Jun
52
22c
3.55 Aug
34c July
Consol Northland Mines
Nov
2.50
90c
92%
Bakeries
Canadian
26
50%
12.50:
Cable
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
1.50 Mar
49
56%
Petroleum.
Canadian
$1
98% Mar
52
warrants
Steamship Lines
Class
125
81c
100
Preferred —uJi—.—-
Canada
Nov
52
com__10
pfd
Oils
Canada Southern
Canada
Nov
37
50%
3.10
Ltd
Safeway
fOanada
21
Feb
92% Feb
•
A
Rights
Canada
17% Jan
25
85c
class
B
Canada
29% Jun
12% Oct
•
Packers
Canada
-
Jun
Jan
40c-
Consolidated
45
2.30
8.933
—
Consolidated Sannorm
200
Jun
II,745
27c
'
54c
1
961
3.10
3.45
25c
25c
Consolidated Red Poplar
34
13,260
2.35
3.45
18c
Peak
4.45
4.10
7
Pershcourt Mine
54',4
Foils
Jun
13'A
3.75
80c
Consolidated
4.40
Crushed
Jun
6.00
12%
16c
Consolidated
54%.
Canada
16%
-
68c
Oct
32 'A
V Canada
Jan
10% Aug
Jan
8.90 May
5.00 Oct
Jan
3.25
20c
Jan
1(1%
~
13
1
Sep
34
225
Mar
5%c
4.40 Aug
9.80 Oct
4.40
common
preferred
10c
I,820
Gold
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated
Morrison
54%
B
93,000
.27,052
Consolidated Moslier
-*
Class
Aug
16c
Marbener
Oct
—50
Bread
Canada
Feo
20c
—__—75c
Jun
Canada Cement common—
•
Preferred
—-———20
.*'•
19c
Feb
*
31
3.95 Feb
5.15
Jun
7c
Mines
80
„
'
-
7%c
3.500
14c
Arrow-—
9%
-17% Feb
75%
3.85
—•
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary
8,533
10c
'
1
Consolidated Haliiweli
Consolidated
Cable
•
Oct
lie
9c
Mining & Smelting
Nov
4
lit
Aug
10 %
13c
Lake
15.i
10%-Jan.
6% Apr
Apr
1
Mlc
25c
.
7
10%c
.
Consolidated
Oils
y
2o0
Discovery
Consolidated
7%
9
35c
11 %c May
3.95
Marcus
13%
8%
*
Consolidated
7'a
class A—.—
Dock
Dry
9
.1
Consolidated
15%
14%
,
-
Burrard
Oct
9c
Mines—*.
July
44
6c
13c
Cadillac
Deinsou
Oct
12c
9,;>00
High
Oct
9c
Warrants
Sep
4%c Jan
25c
6%c
J
May
7,000
40
a
Jan
4c
1,000
8c
•
Flln
185
Anr
Low
26c
—*
Gamma
5,/Jo
46%c
Range Since Jan. 1*
High
26c
*
Mines
Callltnau
Petroleum
Burns
Beliekeno
51
53
8%
Shares
—
Oil
44% Mar
Beta
for Week
*
Alleuhee
Consolidated Bakeries
May
*
Burlington
Consolidated
48
Mar
Low
*
—
...
4
5.ac
38
40
39% Sep
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
10
4.00
6%c
—.
Products
Building
?7o
702
J®
4.00
____1
1
Lake
Red
1J-,a
10
—
Smelting—_____1
&
Buffadison Gold
«;•? *>%-■.
52
4,ac
-1
Mines
Brunnurst
50c
12%
—
40
lu
15%
37%
411a
--
15%
38',4
42
-
-
41
50/a
14
•
class A
-
British Columbia Power
British
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
40
40
&
:
gas*
British
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Coiiiaurum
50
preferred
5%%
of Prices
Electric—
Columbia
British
WTEK ENDED NOVEMBER 7
Sales
for Week
45%
6
5 %
Oct
45c
Aug
68c
7%c Alay
135
July
30%c Oct
July
Feb
175
Nov
Jan
49
July
7% Jan
July
8
Feb
Nov
Mar
11 %c July
4.00
Feb
7.00 Nov
16c
Sep
7c
-
49c
Jan
Number 5793
Volume 188
...
(1961)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
RANGE
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Low
Par
Granduc
Lakes
Power
Great
Northern
$2<50
eommon
Gas
common.
.preferred
Warrants
Class
Great
Class
Gfeat
B
Greyhound Lines
Gridoll
1
9c
Gulf -Lead
1
Mines
Gwllllm
1
;
Lake
Hallnor
'
—1
Harrison Minerals .
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head .of Lakes; Iron
'
:
v
k;'<*
2.
Paper
1'
Highland -Bell- ■_
High wood Sarcee
\
.
IHnde
Hi
Home Oil
•
-
: ♦' "•
Glass B
Hoyie
Mining
Bay
Hudson Bay
Hugh -Pam
Porcupine...
Hughes Gwens Co class A
i—1
—•
<
Lake
Industrial
Gold
Ltd
Corp
5%%
preferred
Ingersoll
Natural Gas
common
Preferred
Ranwick
Investors
Irish
Trrrr
Syndicate
7
28%
300
9,036
20% May
9,121
2,312
a-4
/
1.10 Jan
17c
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Lake"
1.88.
47
■
Mines
Joburke
470
25%
985
Joliet-Quebec
Jowsey
Mines
Kelly
77c
,
13
12%.
47
51%
7%
4.45
16%
1,985
-
47c
Oct
82c
Aug
Multi
Minerals
410
Apr
80c
Sep
Nam a
Creek
15c
Oct
36c
47
Nov
62%
Nov
14
j.
23%
Sep
;
National
Apr
Jan
National
10%
51
Sep
82,300
25
260
9,158
Chamberlain
46c
Davies
Pete
Mines—
Delhi
Harricana.
75c
Sep
New
Jason
Oct
New
Kelore
52c
19
Oct
Sep
New
Oct
2.95
Jan
2.28
2.50
48,410
1.95
1.90
2.05
11 %
11%
1,900
1,045
17c
59c
18c
08c
3,500
12c
July
26c
Aug
68c
117,100
80c
Jan
94c
July
10
11%
9,900
-
%
New
Nov
Jan
14c
16c
34,100
Sep
23c
18c
20c
39,500
10%c
Jan
22c
-Oct
31c
14c
8,620
20c
Feb
41c
Oct
28,200
8c
Jan
23c
July
57c
57c
60c
8,633
38c
Jan
75c
Oct
23c
17 tic
July
36c
July
2.00
27c
2.05
5,700
2.05
1,100
1.90
Feb
250
2.49 Mar
7%
Feb
4.20
Sep
Mar
4.05 Sep
5% July
7 % May
75o
6c
6c
5c
Jan
8tic Oct
17%
<ic
18
1,000
18
7,895
14%
Jan
19% May
2.00
1.90
2.00
9,150
95c
Feb ^
50c
55c
11c 15%c
4,950
1
50c
15c
1
44c
40%c
1
KirkJend Hudson Mines—
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland
11%
July
fl
Townsite
-
—
9c
46c
9c
Oct
2.20
Jan,
74c
Oct
Sep
27c
16c
Oct
56,525
5c
10,670
32c
Sep
2,000
8c
Mar
Jan
73c
Jan
14c
Lafarge
Lake
Lakeland
class
A
Mines
Dufault
Gas
Lake
Lake
Lake
Shore
-
Secord
Leltcfa
Lexindtn
Gold
Mines.
Little
Loblaw
1st
Groceterias
Warrants
Jan
29c
Mining
Macassa
Mine®
class A
19
Jan
1.44
17,550
95c
Jan
1.68 May
I4cl7%c
79,500
6c
Apr
21c
4c
Jan
lie
24%
1.36
1.32
990
5c
4 tic
5c
16,000
1.73
1.70
1.77
4,850
.
130
130
50
.
3.40
Jan
Oct
July
22%
Jan
33
2.445
22
Jan
33% Oct
47
8c
45c
41c
4c
Macmillan
2c
Oct
6%c Feb
II,000
70
Sep
11 Vac Apr
50,800
41c
Nov
58c
14,500
25c
2,400
24c
May
9 tic
lie
9,500
8%c Apr
16c
20c
20c
22c
53,700
2.90
2.85
2.91
4,770
30c
30c
38c
98,800
j
11c
11c
21%
13c
22
62.900
22
813
1
1.20
1.16
1.30
12,950
•
36%
35 %
37
3,204
Lake
footnotes
j
see
page
42.
Sep
57c
May
1.51
Jan
1.18
Jan
2.42
Nov
10,200
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
July
2.18
6c
7c
13%c
IRc
4,800
8c
Jan
18c
53-7b
55
5,907
3,200
35%
Jan
55%
Oct
5c
Sep
9c
May
Jan
47c
2.32
2.30
2.35
6,050
10c
2.40
20c
37c
May
Jan
6c
9c
30c
37c
350,361
7c
3.40
3.85
21c
24c
-11,112
48,004
Jilc
36c
Feb
9%c 10 %c
14,000
7c
Oct
15c
July
22c
21,175
12c
Apr
33c
17c
Sep
';
Feb
1.45
1.55
1,040
45c
41c
46c
.—1
1.14
1.12
1.18
1.95
2.20
1.28
1.44
127 b
*
2,005
4274'
2.40
3.00
1
—90s
& Debenture
Products common
Gold
55c
59c
147b
15
700
7c
6c
7c
Pacific
Aug
Nov
15c
15c
16 c
1.11
1.07
1.13
-
—
—
Parker
AprFeb
May
13%
Jan
;
8c
July
j
Apr
1.35
July
Feb
16%
Sep
>
9c
Jan
I
23c
Jar
45 %c
13%
-
5c
Mar
11 %c
Jan
1.04 Oct
32o
Jan
2.10 May
1
35c
Sep
55c
1
8
Jan
May
9% Jun
22
Jun
10
19
May
Feb
237i
2374
9.45
16,714
11c
1
5,700
33c
32c
34c
—1
8,500
37c
33c
37c
*
23%
37
—
Uranium
Consol
1
—1
1
•
1
1
...
-
250
9.15
Jan
44c
50c
-2,500
52c
56c
6%C
14,000
28c
Sep
41c
15,300
6c
26% May
-
-
Apr
4%c Jan
3V2C Jan
7c
13,500
50c
49c
52c
9,959
37Vic
3.05
3.05
3.05
500
2.70
37c
37C
1,500
7,650
7c
6%c
18c 18 %C
j
Aug
July
15%
27,256
3,633
60c
*
Jan
25c
Apr
.
Oct
10% Oct
11,900
_
Oct
20c
61c
187b
*
25%
Jan
3274
53c
6C
5.75
91/2C Oct
27
19c
17%
July
Jan
1.55
130
10 %c
1.55 Feb
11 %c
9'/4
9.25
Oct
17
Mar
4c
26%
10 %C
1
Sep
Jan
July
9%
•
Oct
1.55
16%
33c
40c
26%
40c
5.00 Apr
10%c Mar
9%
1.85
35c
20c
Amalgamated Mines
Drilling
Paymaster
1.01
12,200
3,200
317b
Parbec Mines
Pater
Jan
26%
1.80
177b
Mines
Pardee
Nov
Feb
1.90
Apr
7,700
3,550
1,350
1
—
Porcupine
Oct
2.80 May
14
Apr
Jan
2.40 Jan
16,OJO
36c
Petroleums
Paramaque
-
16c 16 %c
1.85
1
—
Hersey Tubes.
Palliser Petroleum
Pamour
Oct
Sep
.
14% Jun
44
Feb
4.00 Feb
75c
6,500
16C
:
j
1.90
12,950
15
Page
Oct
Jan
—*
Feb
Feb
Sep
12%
500
57c
Aug
3.50
39
-
100
5c
73c
Oct
11
12,000
5c
*
Ormsby Mines
Oslsko Lake Mines
Jan
3.20 Jun
38c
17
16c
I
*
!
1.95 May
4.60
10
17
i
'
1.28
18c
14c
Feb
Oct
7,000
18c
<-
44
Mar
4,400
6,570
15
24c
18o
May
4.65 Sep
1.10
10,650
1,370
-
Aug
3.95 Oct
1.81
.
50
43
42%
14c
Copper
1.24 Aug
Jan
37c
19,765
>
Apr
Oct
10
33c
1.70
40c
1,600
12
1.10
.66,800
14,575
Maiartic
Ontario Jockey Clt b common.
Feb
.
May
Jun
O'Leary
22
Apr
2.23 Mar
2.75
Mines
20% July
90c
Anr
5c
-
12%
Ogama Rockland Gold
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
Orenada
1.01 Aug
66c
4,584
38,515
Aug
50c
10c
1
class B
Aug
49
Jan
46c
30c
Bloedel
Red
For
41%
May
7,329
Mines—
Opemlska
Sep
7c
1.60 Nov
76c
—
Gold
Ontario Loan
2,129
13c
1.07
—
Lake
Ontario Steel
815
32%
33%
47%
4tic
8c
Oct
2.42
2.05
Cement
Oct
30%
31%
640
Ocean
Jan
74c
2.GO
Utilities
32% May
29%
32 %
46%
4c
7c
4c
1.00
Oct
1.01
1.44
—
Preferred
33%
20
pfd
13,745
33%
Mines
Nov
130
28% Jan
4%c Jan
II,500
2,500
1.60
50
Warrants
32%
J
:
G'/aC
1,450
Ontario Natural Gas—
Northland Oils Ltd—
—
2.30 May
Feb
81
Oct
27
Jan
1.50
Feb
2.95
2.20 Jan
Oct
30%
Cockshutt
Mad>eod
Madsen
1,300
l
Co
Explorations
Macleods
2.55
24%
I7%c
1
Macdonald Mines
Mac tie
800
•
*
8c
6c
1.10
4.00
—50
warrants
1957
Obaska
7,000
3.25
30c
Lyndhurst
7%c
37%-
Northern
O'Prion
21c
3.20
2.50
24%
Nov
3.80
Northern Canada Mines
Feb
24c
Mar
20%c
3.25
2.75
Oct
78c
629,827
37i,b
warrants
Jun
5.25
Jan
3.90
Sep
Oct
3.70 Oct
2.70 Jan
15c
46c
Jun
78c
May
1,020
Aug
13c
42c
64c
1.40
16c
'
20c
38c
1.20
7,000
18tic
47c
13%
17c 18 %c
4.00
4.05
1
lie
15
1.18
85c
Jan.'
80
Aug
May
1.20
Northland
5,700-
5c
12c
^8,500
67,634
19,000
.
1,650
Norvalie
1
Gold field
36c
3.65
Feb
-
Louvicourt
8c
29c
3.50
Jan
1
Long Island Petroleums
Uranium Mines
Lorado
Aug
July
6%C
7.25
8,500
91/2C 101/aC
3.55
M
Explorations
Lomega
15c
1,120
•
Preferred
Feb
1.00
•
A
Mar
90c
30
class
Cos
Class B
Mar
6c
90c
12c
40c
*
preferred
Loblaw
11c
13c
Oct
97i Aug
Mar
OlOv.Apr
•
common
5,581
112,050
12%
87
7
6,400
July
July
15c
127 b
Jan
1,275
4.500
20c
-
Oct
1.53
Oct
1956
2.59
15c
13C
24
14% May
Jan
1.38
13%
Jan
1
4,815
1.85 Aug
41/2C
3.80
warrants
7o
.1
Long Lac Gold
Apr
Feb
2,050
280,425
HI
Ltd
L
'Preferred
210
3
Mines
57c
13c
37V2
North Star Oil common
1,000
1
Candy
Gold
Oct
1,700
2.05
10c
.25o
Uranium
Class A warrants
9c
9c
*
Gold
26c
28c
1.99
17c
Northspan
83%
66c
1
Laura
Oct
1.45
Rankin
83
•
Lencourt
Sep
Sep
31c
10%c
Warrants
3.25
1
Mines
50c
May
..50
North Goldcrest Mines
3.45
1
Gold
Jan
16c
21c
Preferred
1.06
74c
3.55
Mines—
Mines
Lamaque
-
25c
13,000
30c
North Canadian Oils common
1.01
Mining—
Wasa
La Lua
■
.10,100
24c
3.80
Mines
1.01
72c
1
Mines
Osu
40c
21c
1.35
6c
Nickel
27
23%
9%
1
Lingman Gold Mines
6,350
39C
Jan
55
Norsyncomaque Mining.
Northcal Oils Ltd
North
July
1.01
13 %C
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax
Feb
62c
1.20
2.30
Mines
Norlartic
35c
1.16
6%c
Mines
Norgold
Apr
Mar
4c
76c
Gold
Acme
Jan
4C
18c
28c
1.05
Mines
Nisto
26%
23
9%
Debentures
Lake
6i/ac
9c 10', be
July
July
8%c July
69c
20C
6c
Ltd
Mines
Noranda
26%
23%
9%
___1
Mines
5Vbc
8c
Nipissing Mines
83%
Cement
Cinch
Lake
Exploration.
Jan
1.40
& Smelting
Mining
1
Mining &
19 c
271 s
Jan
18%
31c
22,836
9,450
10,000
33,719
10,100
39c
Oils
Superior
Nickel
•
•
10
Ltd
(John)
Labrador
2,570
14c
——
1953
Labatt
Aug
Jan
—
Rouyn—_—
Senator
Nickel Rim
Nor
July
44c
6c
71c
SmeltingExploration——&
Mining
Newnorth
New
10c
10 %c
Jan
9C
10c
Mylamaaue
Gold Mines—
Oct
11%
Nov
Apr
22c
•8c
31c
Manitoba
Nov
2.34
1.40 Mar
11
3c
8,300
6%c
Newlund Mines
19
11%
55
48,250
1.38
Mines
Jan
9%
47
13 %C
—~—«
—
Mines
Jan
12
July
30c
26c
Mines
Hosco
Apr
2.55
6%c
—__
Mines
Goldvue
New
5.00
23% May
47
Oct
29c
1.99
Dickenson Mines————
New
19% Apr
37% Jan
5V2C
10c
New
56%
Apr
36% Jan
1,904
39c
of Canada
New
New
2,275
26c
May
27% May
1.19
Petroleum
Oct
Jun
Jan
'1
26c
Continental Oil
July
1.50
8%c Nov
.
23 %C
New
July
Jan
9C
New
72c
Jan
4.00
2.40
6%C
Gold
Mines
Oct
11
Oct
9%
24%
975
30c
New Bristol Oils
55
Feb
JU'/aC Jan
315
5.00
211/4
Athoria Mines
New
10c
27%
4.95
8c
Mines
87c
Apr
8%C
1.90
6c
91
May
Nov
47
New
Oct
3.55
2.50 Aug
Nov
29c
;
Calumet
:S16
•16
Feb
27',b
;
Bidlamaque
.
1,083
32,250
21 Vo
Feb
11% Jan
12
2,920
16
2.38
Sep
9
16%
16
5.00
Uranium
Labine
Alger
15
15
21%
Nov
Oct
18%
Jun
10
65c
Oct
5 to
Jun
s
14
Trust
Nesbiit
7%
Feb
26,300
9%C
Petroleum
Mines
Nealon
14%
Jan
10%c '17,%C
16
Explorations Ltd.
Grocers preferred
Hosiery Mills class B_——
National
National
39% Aug
Jan
50c
€5c
16
10c
Jan
50c
51C
62c
3,040
4,000
42,543
10%C
Mines
Preieriod
New
7%
50c
57c
Wright Iron
Nov
80
July
31c
6%
Nov
Mt
National
46%
7%
JUn
5% .Apr
Oct
Jun
-
29
75
Jan
Jun
2.08
Feb
2,615
46
Jun
2.70
7,010
21% Nov
•
3% Jan
28c
6%
7%
28
Nov;'
15% Feb
28
51%
7%
4.95
3.70
21 %
<
Oct
New
6%
Nov
Bep
Oct
22 %
Nov
July
3.35
July
24c
Jan
21% NOV
109
.75
11c
•15%
1
100
75
8c
444
4.75
3.20 May
Jan
Jun
Nov
54
7
7c
9.10 Jun
78c
National Steel Car
10
30c
12%c
1D5
•
Aug
May
3.15 Jun
t
17%
Oct
46%
27VaC
30c
211/2
26%
4.75
21%
Jan
87%
69%
31%
13%c
1.77
Feb
Jun
40c
3 4%c
J8%c
21%
21%
75
47 7i
19,115
25
*
15,891
17,300
3.00
1,825
lie
-40,100 "
15%'
5,403 22c
128,500
22
-1,840
-20%
—!
14%
20,500
2.02
17c
Apr
28c
Apr
14% Apr
Jan
625
"
68C
64
49%
3,740
14
Jail
19c
2.50
7c
10C
35c
2.15 Aug
Jan
2,152
35
18 %
•2.35
500
4.75
Corp commm.
New
19%
24c
26c
1.14 May
1.18 July
-
Jan
1.25
4,200
Apr
2,600
65c
4,527-
72c
50
18
50c
Jan
49c
-
10,200
"
'
Porcupine
Feb
88
■
31,560
92c
1.76
July
'13% Aug
• 14% Nov
•
87%
Jan
965
;
17%
6.75
8,366
T34
17c
70c
44
8
16
3.00
7'/u
63c-
85c
1.00
___1
:
common
Feb
5c
150
-
;
-•100
-
May
Oct
1.50
Apr >
-11% Jan. '
8c
-
July
12c
Feb
-
131/4 Feb
0,600
-
13%-
14%
21%
A_„
B__
Knitting
Preferred
75
2.75
'
14%
3.45 Oct
20c
Oct
61c
36,925
Oct
"48c
Jan
-■-4c
600
30c
2.50
4
11c
82%
Oct
78c
11%
class
Monarch
47
18Vi
5c
-
1.24
9c
-
Apx^
2.20 Jan
14,123
5,000
1.10
00c
14c
61,150
>
10%
Jan
85
Warrants
16c
Oct
July
July
52c
22e
Jan
85%
25%
6,092
Jan
C'/bc
Moore
1
-
37c
2.35
24 %c
Molybdenum Corp
12% Jun
3,641
10 %o
23% July
Jan
67c
1
Gold
Copper
31c
2.25
49c
Brewery new class
38ti
1,210
88
70c
—1
Mines
Kerr-Addison
8%c
21c
49'
5,484
93% July
Jan
17%
22%
75
3.65
Gold
Kenville
Kilembe
28c
8c
Oct
Jan
67%
Montreal Locomotive Works
6% Jan
285
-
1.60
National Drug &;• Chemical common.
19
•
84%
87
89%-
83
1,130
6,100
8,500
89
26c
Jan
July
Moneta
27c
Kelvlnator of Canada
15
28c
/;
Oct
43% Jan
3,200
•
69%
Jan
12c
-
Oct
1
Douglas class A
Jan
6.00
Oct
.
32
793
__
Warrants
50
50c
Sep
2.25 Apr
Anr
14
420
July
15o
Ltd
Co
Oils
I,358
2.95
Molsons
62
Apr
15c
175
38
•
Mining
Jupiter
01'/a
60
16c
Sep
500
37,689
18%
Jumping Pound Petrol
24,100
15,.'
Oct
5.25
15% Mar
O'-jc
1
Mines
Jonsmlth
20c
62c
——_.
Mta Ore Mines_
38%
Jan
4,407
49'/«
1
17c
13
■
-Metals" Corp___—
Sep
21% July
3.05 Mar
39%
65c
47
1
(1939)
Mines
Gold
100
com_
Mining Corp
7%
23
Apr
13% Apr
2,940
37
10
1
91,000
91C
28^4
"
Jan
26c
4.50
__
Mindamar
f
Nov
102
18c
Brick
Milton
Feb
.50% Sep
■
20o
1
Mining.
Exploration
Power
&
Mill city Petroleums
MUllken Lake Uranium.
1.60 May
30c
Jun
35c
Aug
10% Sep
8%c Jan
4.50
'
•
39% Apr
5% Jun
7
Light
Warrants
5.75 Aug
1
1
Walte
Jaye
77% Mar
5C
Preferred
New
Jack
4,001
-
Midcan Oil A Gas__
6 % c Feb
10
Glass preferred.
102
1.20
Midwest Industries Gas.
'
Feb
97
9%c
1
Mldrim'Mlnlng
'
40c
May
1.39 Oct
5% Feb
32c
Mine®.
Jun
4.00 Apr
€%c Jan
-
26c
1,500
14%
Uranium
July
Jun
Feb
72,186
14C
-Jan
2.25
8c
114,588
2.29
Mines.
Gold
lOe
•
1.00 Oct
95
25c
eommon
•
.
July
230
8c
lie
Jan
12c
23,800
26c
Lake
-79c
Apr
-Jan
6c
rr
Jan
10%
83%
.
__
Copper Mines.
Ra>
Mines
Iroquois
6c
"33c
•
Jun
5c
19c
Petroleums
Mexican
Oct
July
8,000
47%
A
.
Mercury Chipman Knitting.:
Merrill Island Mining—
20c
Sep
93c
23c
61%
Mela
21c
Nov
96
Oct
23 %C
102
w
Nov
13%
'
Mar
85
9%
23c
common
July
New
1
29c
Line__._.
Pine
-
May
Mar
8c
90
5%c
•
1.26
1.13
1.25
13 %c
7% Feb
5
-
1.30 Aug
7%c Feb
4,657
10%
_1
—
8
12 %c Apr
2,000
'46
67c
_<_!
14c
common
14c
Jan
46Va
Ltd-
Credits com
13c
14c
Mentor Expl & Dev_
2.15 July
1.04 May
-
Nov
49
16
common
:
6% Aug
8%c
326
-
3c
warrants..
Interprovincial
Class
100
25c
Class B
■
-
12,500
1.43
-48
1.80
17%
7%
Petroleum
.luenialiutial
Interprovincial Bldg
Apr
36c
134,000
-
5,090
II,500
3.00
International
49c
18%
18%
37%
4.30 4.65
56% 58%
19% 20%
18c
18c
14% 14%
__
l
Co
'
1.70 Jan
87a4
Dev
Nickel
(uieruationai
July
McWatters
17%
-17%
37%
4.65
Warrants
Inspiration Min
Medallion
37'.2
10
14,825
Lake
Oct
62,.a
33%
23 U
72%
43%.14
1
pfd^___
Red
25
43%
33%
•
McKenzle
16
60
12%
22V«
72
43
13%
*
A
11c
89%
125
27',i
.
47
20
Inland Cement Co
Inland
-
,_50
class
Machine
9c
Preferred
200
Jan
21c 23 '/be
i
100
liiglis (John > & Co_;
249,900
Mdlntyre Porcupine
Oct
8.00
1.85
1.40
__
preferred
':
20%
7,000
-
Warrants
$2%
Jan
McMarmac Red
5c
'18
.
38c
.105
Prontenac
McColi
l
' 72%
common_*
31c
19,200
•
Jan
•
;
17c
Oct
4.05
'
1
;
Accem
32c
Maybrun Mines
12c
5c
62%
13%
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Gil
Imperlal Tobacco of Canada ordinary-.!
Indian
I
__25
preferred
$1.40
95
Oct
6c
Jan
May
4.50
41%
4.00
—
<_10
Imperial Batik
Imperial Investment class A
-
13%
Consol
27
8c
-
i
:
87bc
13
Ltd
4%o Jan
2.20
1.37.
20
Huron & Erie Mtge
;
-
1
Humber Oils
5.70
90c
95
III
—
Ltd
—
255..
9,500
2.20
19%
Oil
Jan
3c
1,800
'
3,515
37%
4.50
68%
& Smelting__—•
11
12% Jan
-
18,900
7
23
'
:•
:
Mihlng
Jun
r*
52c
—
•
.
Howard Smith Paper common.
Hudson
19%
r
7c
9,970
8,100
*17
7 VaC
;•
JJJt
Jan
7c
:
:
._L—_,
_
13c
...
47c
.
23 V: c
.
—,
July
15,511
4,500
5c
<
-
i--..
22c
-32,740
_i—*• '
-
8%c Jan
15c
2.20
4.00
Gold—
Ltd—•
Co
Class A
30,300
7,500
19c
8%c
f
.4t
22
Maxwell
17%c
—
49c
—Ll.1
-Drming__i
-Mbllinge'r. COnsoi
'•
■
Matachewan
Jun
7%lOclOVbC
I".-
■
»•
L_——I
-i20e
—__L—
QJls...;—
(Canada) ±Z
fc Oaucn
Tower
1
<—*
....
Jun
-14c
—
-•
- common
Apr
.7'.a
:±-.
■:
-
-
Heva Gold -MfUcs,•
Jv"f
-
Jan
4.50
36c
-
i
1
Nov
22%
-
3,500
1.00
July
22%
17% July
41/2C
7%c
•
Marigold Oils
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
July
■
High
15% Nov
% Mar
95c
—1
Nov
9
8c
Mar
4c
8c
Mines
Nov
20% Feb
-
293
95
•
Marcon
28c
3.00 Nov
21%
13 Ve
1
1
32
a
—
14Vic
1
__1
j—1
lO%Mar
21%
.100
-
350
2CM
-—
•
,—1—.1
Headway Red 'Labei—iw—;
Gold Mines ■ 3........
Hendershot
J
-
—.wi
«_
Hees-^Geo H) A: Co.
'■
—•
i—•.
Mines..;
-
—
—
Maralgo Mines
4.35
Oct
50
1.00
—1
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling common
Preferred
4%
4% Nov
118,500
15V4
'
40c
—1
„—
Gold
Maneast
Sep
Jun
20%
3 <95 Sep
15c
I,510
11
,
7.50
7c
39
—.1 : *
Carpets
Rock
100
340
7c
14%
4%C
Goldfleids
5%
Mar
5%c
Majortrans
6% Feb
M.75 Aug
12
^
Maiartic
3.75
6%c
.10
Jun
4.40
20%
5% Jun
4,350
-16%
7.20
6c
38
—
Nov
Jan
Shoes
Massey-Ferguson
Preferred
•
—
common
Mining
Harding
Hard
—
2.90
2.25 Jan
100
19c 20%c
8c 8%c
-
8% May
15
350
Maher
Low
High
15%
1
.
Ltd
Ltd
Fund
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
21%
Mines
Cons
Magnum
42% Aug
700
1.85
—•
•
;
Mines
Halmon
,
—
Gold;
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hahn. Brass
8%c
16%
v 7.45
7c
_1
Mines-—:.
Warrants
:
22
.—
Jan
Apr
6%
1.480
Nov
3.25
10%
*• 3.00
•
22
—
<—1
_-L.-_.L_.i__
"•
Gunnar
•
-10
-
Mines
4%
4.10
16c
*
—
4.10
15c
11
•
-u_*
—
20%
Aug
36
2,200
Magnet
3514 May
I,719
3.10
17%
6
5%
4
23
50
412
4.10
15c
.
39%
560
2.90
3.00
16la
5%
5%
Oct
2.35
27?a Jan
505
24
6%
20
—
*
Z*
-
4
.
—
—,
Freehold
Guaranty Trust i
Gulch
2.90
3.05
16%
*
«
Gas—
Uranium '
Greyfaawk
38
3.05
*
Saddlery,
West
38
1
—
i
Great Winnipeg
Greening Wire
!
—
-*-■
Deveion——
Great West Coal class A
-
6%
2
warrants
B
Plains
39%
r
—
Feb
92c
85,775
2,160
Low
Par
High
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1.65
38
24
6%
39%
1
Paper
Lakes
•
•
50
Great
Great
Shares
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
1.20
1.50
1
Mines
7
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
21%
Oct
34% Aug
55c
Jun
83o
Sep
9c
Jan
11 %c Feb
July
Jan
Sep
70c
33c
Jan
62c
Mar
14c
Jan
25c
July
4.00 Jan
!
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1962)
Monday, November 10, 1958
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
-
Low
common
10%
9
42%
29 %
ft two
Oa&
a
Gold
Perron
Peruvian
—
100
Petrol Oil & Gas.
Ponder
60c
35
91c
Border
20c
24c
10,000
37%
39
39c
40c
64 ti
65%
2.50
4.90
10c
10c
12c
5.00
1.55
6.10
6.60
5.55
5.30
5.65
85c
82c
85c
2.95
3.30
48,909
12 tie
7 «•
fan
,
2.41 Mar
5o
Quebec
Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougaiuau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
42C
45c
55C
67c
Unnea
Oct
3.90
4.35
3.050
19c
18c
19c
2,000
116,900
23c
Jan
6c
24,100
50c
Apr
88c
.
88c
23 ti
98c
21 ti
24
4,264-
17c
22c
102.609
11%
17c
12%
5,006
90
2,040
9c
—
70<
6,000
20
of
Jan
Jan
8
Uranium
Mines
Mines
45c
Ltd
Ranger Oil
Rapid
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
2.25
.
Reef
Explorations
Uranium
Richwell
United
Telefilm
Universal
Oct
Upper
Rix
Robinson
Class
Rocne
Little
Mines
Roclcwin
Rowan
Consol
Royal
Bank
Royallte
17,750
9,000
71c
Feb
Oct
10c
Jan
Virginia
11,525
Jan
71c
Nov
1.18
Lawrence
Corp
preferred
5%
1.18
6,143
1.00
Jan
1.56
July
9 tic
5 tic
Jan
11 %c
Sep
56c
59c
2,166
4,910
3lc
Apr
74c
Aug
12%
12%
10
10
Jan
12% May
15
300
13
Jan
15
28c
13c
16c
34,600
9c
Jan
37c
26,885
28c
Feb
10 tic
9 tic 10 tic
22,515
13
12 %
13
12,663
12
Oct
99
100
630
98
Jan
1
12 tic
12c
16c
28,469
73%
72
74%
4,483
53
Mar
9c
Apr
6c
10%
11
4,935
10
10%
2,870
7
Uranium
Mines
17%
16%
100
99 %
100
110
130
1.10
1.35
42.200
8alada-Shirrlff-Horsey
5%% series B pref
Warrants
San
1
River
7c
7c
29
28%
30%
8,910
51
53%
740
13%
—1
54c
1,602
16c
16c
16
54c
1
*
18C
56,500
6,670.
1
63c
35
Ltd—
70c
36
140
1
Oils
5<ic
45c
.59c
82,129
70c
3.400
50c
1.90
1.75
2.05
Security Freehold Petroleums—+——•
Shawinigan Water & Power com
•
20.961
7.20
6.70
7.30
14,340
32%
31
33%
5,426
43
43
Class
A
Class
Sheep
*
A
Creek Gold
Sherritt
Sicxs
Gordon
Voting trust
6c'o
preferred
Sigma
Silver
Mines
50
—
73c
,70c
4.30
—
4.45
—*
Vvayne
Webb
Pyrxte
Canadian
Malartic
Westeel
Siscoe
S
K
foiu
common
Van
an
Somerville
Souris
preferred—
50
66c
65c
50%
r
——
16 %c
6
45c
1,089.559
6
6%
6,125
1.80
1.80
900
17c
16c
17c
13c
13c
13c
.6.499-
58%
58%
35
Bros
1.09
41c
35c
1.66
1.75
.
6c
33
32%
68%
66%
13%
12%
•
1
—
Sullivm
Com-
lie
Mines
Preferred
Sylvan it*
_
6,500
102
4%
100
15
11c
2.15
19c
0%
10%
•
25%
25%
235
2.30
2.70
650
2-29
2.60
16%
18%
common
Oct
Winchester
48%
Jun
Windfall
*780
Aug
43
Nov
30c
May
3.90
3.65 Jan
23c
83c
Jan
10C
13c
19
i
*
Yellorex
.—100
/mine*
rrmi
39
Jan
58%
44%
3.?% Jan
Oct
36c
Nov
1.25
3.15
1.67
9
8c
1.00
45
1.06
33
92
95%
13%
13
85c
151
1.10
1.20
65c
"70c
22c
93,850
7C
7c
14c
14c
"
-
66c
30,800
•
30c
V
Oct
4.60 Jan
1
<
1-F«b
f
33Y4
■
;
3a
13c
:
Jan
Oct
July
i
97
,
Jun
Oct
Jun
13%
6.65 Jan
; 103
1,400
20c
107
-v
.1.20 Oct
75c
Oct
Apr.
Apr;
Apr
.
July
67c
*
{
4.50
4.50
24%
20%
8%c;Sep
Mar
20
*
3.15 May
350
.
.
'an
450 .Sep
Sep
31% Jan
Nov
0.10 Nov
10% Jan
1,275.
.
-Jan
12c
500
4.50
26%
5c
<
1,000 •
:7c
14c"
—±
8.95"
Jan
3,212
150
:
38
Apr
21%
Apr
95c
Oct
65c
2.10
4%cMar
24% Jan
18% Oct
23
7.50
9-10
18
17%
18 %
970
1.21
1.21
1.23
6,489
29c
27c
-35c
;
10c
9.%c
10c
231,538
32,700
6V2C
6%c
6,000
•
6%c
87c
85c
92c
11,080
69c
30c
30c
293
25c
Mar
33c
Apr
-56c
56c
68c
53c
Sep
73c
Aug
;—
5c
</--
27c
29 c
19,100
I6%c
Jan
15c
18c
30,125
11 %c
Apr
,
—-■
!
—--<20c
t——1—
,
—1
j.
—1
r—.—n—*
Mines—
1
7.50
2,945
"
,
*
,—1
a
:
,
1
_
L70 Feb
1.20 Aug
,
10c
35c
Nov
: 6c
Mar
16 Vic
July
10c
Jiin
5%c Jan
12,200,
5 c.
Jun
.
140 May
Jan
8c -May
3%c Jan
500
62c
Jun
; 25c
Apr
-
Exchange—Curb Section
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
4c
Feb
97
.14% Apr
>
4%c Apr
6c
26c
'
Feb
Apr
10%^Nov
25% Nov
2.90 Aug
19% May
M«y
6%e Aug
100
-
*
Oil
International
Trv
Paper;
*
St
30%
Feb
7% July
9% Aug
iO'i)
38'
-
136 Jan
9.110
80c
537c
4.00)
30c
Tiara
65c
65c
65c
6,500
6^*.
6c
7c
4rQOO
A*
Mar
97c
88c
99c
177,090
1.94 July
Oct
7c
a
2.16 Oct
July
Sep
OOc
1.28
.
May
Feb
10c
July
99c
Nov
:
July
I -25
-
36% Oct
•
15c
26% Oct
Apr ^
28% jApr
33
-Nov
42
28
4,962
17,200
-
-1.90 Mar '
400
-MC-
-Jan.'May
25
25
41
-
79
;
44 Va
-21%
•
31
,
7.50
13c
Oct
1
—O
79%
285
60
'
164
, :
30
Jan
18
1
31
U3*/4 116%
28%
29%
■
4a.-Sep
-
-
-
-
19%
Apr
Jan
273
-
84 V4
Jan
1,625
21%
Jan
116% fcov
-«% Oct
Jan
125
200
120%
125
385
75
32 %
33%
-
940
45%
-
1,745
44 %
45%
61c
62c
.
^ Nov
9a%'»Oct
'
-
615
34%
Jan
46% Oct
48% Oct
Jan
57r
-
L
FOR
No par
<
'
•
,
"
•<
•
:
,
:
1
;
i Flat price.
—
r Cash sale (not included
irr year's range).
-
-
.
T4c
Apr
-
OUTrdF-TOWN
1
7,315
Oct
3$
21% Jan:
26
Jan
Corp.
Jun
'Sep
93
,Sep
44% Nov
Feb
30
-1,120
44V'a
21%-
:—*
:
3.98
41 -?Nov
Jan
,
—1
:
58"<-Sep
.
J
-
*
Jan
21
440
:
V
■i
Jan
.20%
28-
33
-49-
Aug
3374 Oct
3 00
-
1,005
- -
71
'
27% Mar,
2,995
4,155
3.00
39%
.
-
43
ex-interesU
High
V
,
Apr r
Jan
5
'
49
2.*70
—,—:—1—6
-
8c
25%
32%
Odd-lot sale (not included hayeaFs-
Selling
25
-
2,575
3.75
25
-
range).
1
1
d Deferred
delivery sale (not included >
in year's range).
*
<
e
25
-
Pa|>erj.l3_—2.60
value,
Low
.
50
33%
-
1—1
FOOTNOTE^
*
'
:
33 %
3.50
-
:—•
-■■■
1__'_
Gold
...
7
common—
Bros *
Cons
6%
•'
1—*
common:
Ontario
Flour
'
:—*
—■+.
11956).
—
OgUvie
38%
4--—-—*'
national Utilities
Loblaw Inc;
Oot
1.16 Jun
1.11 Jnn
16,725
<
—0
-
Minnesota
High...
38 %
1
—5
iJ—-—
'
Yukon
Jan
Range Since Jan-1
Shares
Low
:
v.
tnvestteents———•
Puponi Co bf Canada
Gaspe Copper Mines
Prici
19% Mar
>
Dominion- (Mass common———-—*
Dominion Oilcloth & Liholeum.——•
4.40 May
45«
for Week
''
"
Bronze ,common—
General
•
—*
Ingeraoll < Rand—-_il_—-—*
Canadian Marconi
—1
Consolidated -Paper- ———-—*
Daihousie
Oct
1.00 Jan
dian
-
:
Canadian
Aug
22
Jan
Can
J
Apr
2.49
May
Mar
Canadian
Aug
•4
97
Corn
Bulolo Gold Dredging —I
Canada St Dominion Sugas-
Oct
Jun
Pulp
Asbestos
Apr
14% Oct
19c
Canadian
Paper.Anglo Newfoundland Develop..
Jun
18
tea
6c
Anglo
Nov
102% May
5% Apr
4% Nov
1.70
13c
Par
12 %c
Feb
Range
of Prices
*
TO
Jan
-
Sales
Week's""
'
Sale Price
Last
Jan
33%
:
45% Jan
8.30
J
Jan
Sep
,,21Va Jgn .-J
87V2 Jan
"
70c
I
i
40c
Sep
4.10
5,625
3,841
105'% 105 "a
Oct
Nov
1.90 Mar
31% Mar
2.471
""
1.15
«
4c
"100
32%
9V4
3.70
-
Feb
.1.50 Jan
4,100
32
—;—
A
1.50
21,132
"
Jun
6% Aug
925
3,100
*
32%
Friday
Jun
1.85
3.70
1.60
1
Jan
Nov
J .86
34c
10c
8 TB
3.40
i 95
stocks
1.27 Jan
-
i
323^
Prices Shown Are
Nov
92c
L70
Mine*
Sep
*
Nov
35c
Petroleum
33
20C
—.-1
Ltd——
Feb
Jan
1.74
30
5c
Feb
1.80
Calgary
Lundmark
421
;
Toronto Stock
Jan
Sep
410
21.560
3212
.
_—-1————-—~r-r- 1
Nov
7%
2.60
-
?
'
32 Va
10512
———1
2.50 Feb
140
70C
Feb
'ZZTi
Mines
Zulapa Mining
1,400
8%
9 Vic Aug
15%
13
—
Bear
Feb
7420
53c
Jan
|
Jan
Jan
3.85
8%
20c
Nov
1.07
1.66
|
f
1.99 Mar
Nov
Sep
r
10% July
.
^--100
—
Young (H G) Mines
Yukeno
3.65
.
1.05 July
Feb
4c
i
743
1.01
—:—,—
Knitting class B
1.01
70c
,'.j
2,500
1.61
,
1———
Mines
Yellowknife
York
3.85
8%
;
Apr
7c
,
323/4
-—-—,—
Oct
Jun
14%
—
class
27c
13c
39c
;
14
4.50
r~
A
1Z-
!
,,
Sep
1.50
6,900
37%
(J)
l.Ol
1.70
65c
4,643
4.50
Alexander
Zenraac Metal
45c
15% Jan
a
11,450
'
8%
'
•
04c
1.58
85C
5
'
Oct
12c
IKe Jun
375
14c
1.50
}
Oct
25c
6%c Mar
3.50
Larder
Oct
25c
3^00
_
4.000
3,000
6%c
Jan
4.70 Nov
8%c Jan
"
!
I
7%
14%
Pi
Indus
17,000
12,047
Oct
Nov
Jun.
15,247
37 Va
&' Mines
5
J
Feb
6.75
3«V4
Jan
9c
7C
l
—j
Oils
24%
17c 18 %c
91c
f—-
24c
Oct
2.328
75
71c
Aug
3.25
■
2.10 Apr
18c
Apr
4.50
Lead & Zlnc_
.Yankee
Canuck
Oil
Apr
13c
98
29%
-22c
9c
19c 20 %c
37%
Yale
UV
26r
5c
29
1.42 Jan
13
32%
A
Coghlan
Class
Oct
51
J'
—
Tidal
74
60
1.00 Sep
5c
29%
21c
class
21%
-
Apr
May
5
21c
Woodward Ltd class A warrants-
1.70 Mar
Jan
Thompsor
r»*a«
July
Oct
30%
Oct
38
4.70
Wright-Hargreaves
Apr
24c
4%c Apr
47
Apr
98
—.
30% Nov
Jan
4.75 May
.Ian
13c
4.00
±
Wood
Sep
Sep
Sep
5%
19c
—...—rrr-
Wood
4.90 Oct
Apr
100
Mines
,;!
Jan
1.10 Sep
"5.15 Apr
.7c
class
*,
Warrants
34
gOr
*
July
Oct
2.00 May
2.40 Nov
4.00
,1.53
"
Pearaoc^cowm.on.
Hughes/Gold
remaaamt
<
7.475
7.000
7.810
-
.
Taylor
reek
3.800
Willroy
Apr
4.500
7C
-
62c
Taurcanis
475
10%
25
ordinary
j
Tamblyn
8c
*
18c
•
.
Gold
4.644
17.606
10
5c
—
,
Preferred
Surf Inlet Cons Gold
Swltson Industries
„
2.15
-
Warrants
Petroleum
70
13%
11c
: 5c
Sunburst
Supertest
•"
15
—
Exploration
Superior Propane common
35.600
1,190
c
33%
102
OeM
Sudbury Contact
6%
9,900
4%
,
River
60c
6c
Press preferred.
Oil
Sturgeon
1.317
40,245
8,720
2,125
49c
1.70
——
i,.
18.400
„
44%
99c
6%c
Steep Rock Iron-—,
Steinberg preference
Stove!
43%
1.00
1
Stact of Canada-.
Btwlm Mtnine
.Stuart
44%
72c
12c
31%
May
10
350
—1
preferiedMines
-1——#—r—
29
Jan
42c
74c
4.25 July
Sep
1,900
5
—
preferred
Wiltse\
16
300
40'
1
1.45 Sep
■Jan
2.55
2.40
6%c
t
Sep
76c
—•
——
50
*
2nd
Nov
Oct
83,750
%'o
67o
2.35 Mar
7.45
Apr
21
4
Nov
33%
60c
1
—
24%
11,300
15
5
Gas-——
.a—
Jan
54c
•
Nickel
Stedman
1.69 Sep
4.10 Jan
3,030
200
*
110
1.20
18 %c
Petrol
tGeo»
B
24
2.900
20c
..
30%
15
,—
July
85c
2.100
30c
—
6tarratt
44
59c
A„g
67c
60
•
Gas
Jan
Mar
3 Ar
11
1
-
Stand Paving St Materials8tanlelgh Uranium Corp_
Warrants
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
St
50c
28
10
July
16% Mar
;10c
Brands
Oil
Class
327
50%
;
common-
Spooner Mines St Oils
Stanwell
Weston
July
1.12 July
5,961
56
—
Standard
Jun
20c
11%
*
Oils-
Mines
Nov
'75c
10% Jun
10c
Warrants
8tadgcona
16
Apr
643
60
•
Spartan Air Services
14,200
•
—
Union
18c
11%.
11%
29%
Warrants
Mar
9c
10.400
21
——
Southern
20,<i97
3.30 Jan
40c
55c
15c
29% Oct
Jan
5c
21
15,083
—
Naco
49c
21
1.00 Aug
'
■
11,640
Petroleum
Leaseholds
350
15c
1.50
-1
—,
Decalta
Grocers
4.20
•
100
„1
Copper
Warrants
Western
4.15
—•
—
2.00
■
6.25
Breweries
Western
34
80c
Valley Oil—
SouLnam
2.200
.
Western
Western
Oct
33
66c
,.
Roi
Ltd
.37...
50
Canada
Western
Jan
1
———
Manufacturing.
,•
'
7c
34%
i—
Nov
Oct
—•
Mines Ltd—,
D
Slater
3,400
3,220
1.15
,
Mines
Nov
Jan
11%
15% Oct
-
3.35
300
3.75
6.00
—
Produces
53%
5
27%
Nov
2.85 Apr
July
58c
29%
31%
.
30%
Jan
21%
29%
•
Jan {
68c
4.60 Oct
,
'68c
,
."" 22% Oct "
29
2 50
,>
25%
21
•
————
II,500
6.25
——
Oil &
Jan
8,200
16c
175
85c
3.75
6%c
..
15
Ltd—
14c
4,067
-11%
28%
34%
Nickel—
6%c Sept
13% Jan
12,942
11%
02c
28
;
Sep
i Jan
12
Oct
July
Nov
S>c
54
1.63'Apr
•i
100
82c
—*
Copper
Lake
West
Nov
1.35
5%
16tic
110
""
80C
1.16
Rights
Nov
100
30%
*
—t—
-
17%
Apr
30%
•
35c ,;
1
30%
1
—l
Ltd
Wespac
Jan
5
50c
A—'w
B
Nov
25
«•',
.
; 3.40 Feb
35,041
5
Werner
Jun
West
29
1
:
,
.10
Knapp Canada Ltd
Oct
29%
4.20
'
16% Apr
5%c Jan
44
May
202,109_
""
*
Petroleums
&
Oct
5
—1
14%
84c
Equipment
Sep
30
—5
1438
28%
.25
common
14%
Jan
47c
W)
Petroleums
Westburne Oil
30
—
Miller
Mines
Standard Mines
Sliverwood Dairies class
•
73c
4.45
Quebec
Simpsons Ltd
43
50c
—
common
Silver
Class
■33
1
>
——
Breweries
33
'
preferred—.
2.25 July
2.00
Mines
&
Weedon
11% May
Apr
95
•<
12,600
53ti
15%
Gold
Gold
12
16,155
-28
Petroleums
Debentures
Satellite Metal
Rainbow
17%
•
common
Sapphire
Scurry
"
—'
Antonio
Sand
Ltd
7.75 Oct
■
28%
.
"985
68c
2.38
,
& Ref—
74%
l-'eb
1
Michael
"> 24c -Aug
25% Jan
>
585
4.50
4.30
2.13
i
29
.
21c
July
10%
(G
Waterous
July
15%
Jan
10ti
1
': 18% Aug
Jan
"1.50 Oct" '
*
.54.
50C
—
preferred.,
Amulet
Walker
Feb
106
11
100
St
—
Wainwright Prod
Walte
1.30 July
29 %c Jan
100
Gas
Aug
*4.90 Jan;
"
"
35c
com
Maurice
*
V
14%
Mines
Dare
Western
St.
6,355
"
.
May
10
Nov
__10
Canada———.
6t
Alloys
Violamac
6c
24c
7c
14c
Mines
of
5,140
68c
2.35
-
79c
53c
Feb
7
1.05
♦
675
7c
52
Consol Explorations Ltd—
Ltd
200
35c
Oil common
Industries
Russell
2.75
Vanaoo
10
"lOO
Preferred
23%
:
Viceroy Mfg class B—
Victoria & Grey Trust—i——
_50c
Rocky Petroleum Ltd
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
23%
,
Oct
1
,
.
25
i
r
—1:
10,750
.—1
—
Mines
28%
53:%
—1
2.25
6c
12 ti
28%
.11-
17c
4,007
:6c
Ventures
59c
common-,
1.78
.10
.
16
12,430
2,586
•'
22c
7.20
i
;;
new—i
Oct
49c
1
A
4
1
Mines
July
9 tic
Uranium
17%
1-65
.
Ltd
Controls
Canada
85c
15
Athabasca
"8% Jan
6c
:
—
.55c
9 tic
Mines
-25
—
Apr
75c
315
Mar
rSep
Aug
28c
>.
*10
Jan
1.10
Rupununi
•
—
————;
Feb
6c
„
Rio
„1
17c
75c
July
•
Oct
5%" Jan
21c
«
23%
r-r—
•35c
10
.Oct
.
75c
5^0 Jun
'
■'.
13c
■
465
16
1.75
■
—
United Steel Corp—;
15c
Apr
43c
Jan
Jan r *
3^0 Feb
"13,172 *'
lefzc
6.90
.
:
Mines—
2,000
1.60
July
5-75 Apr
.
'
B
Estella
14,800
2.15
18c
8^
.
6.90
—1
trust—
47c
52c
—
Rexspar
*
voting
42c
10
—
Oil
Jan
13%
%c Mar
Apr
9
„1
-1
45c
.
25% Jun
8%
17%
———
40c
—
Oct
16c
"252
*"
'
•
::i5c
i
Corps Ltd class Av———
Vanadium
Radlore
Rainville
13% Sep
38c
4.00
508,800
44c
5.00
38% Oct
Jan
18"
27,650
'
;10
,.
„
United Oils
26% Sep
31c
Sep
7.50 Jan
39c
*
8%
Canada..—;——
Aug
1.55
Jan
13c
35c
29c
4.50
"
4.45 July
'
13c
*
"
16 %C
Uijfted Fuel In v class B pfd——
United Keno Hill—,—————
United
New,. Fortune—<
6.15 Jan
25c
Jan
4.65
.
38c
„•
•;
Canso
United
i.
*
Apr
4.50
*1,412
"15,154
4.90
Asbestos
Class
'•'t
Oct
10c
<
3.70 Sep
10c
-i
—;
United
Sep
71c
4.30
12%
Petroleum
56c
Jan
7c
.23
-Oct
'20% Jan
10% -Oct *
4,000
.
Aug
Mar
35c
17c
' Mar
60c
"
.21
21
4,50
37 %c
—Zi
Mining Corp:_
7c
6c
26,108
17c
Acceptance common——
2nd preferred
r-—.———
Union
34c
29c
11%
——
Union
Sep
112,530
60
11
"
Ultra- Shawfcey .Mines-.
uas
37c
May
94,278
Jan
<45% Sep,;
92% May
44% Sep -]
,
Jan
37
7,260 "
70c
31%
11%
—
86
120
43 Vz-„
67 c
.<
Chibpugamau
City Gas—
]
\
Oct
,
12c
31% "Jan
7T
^27%
V:
32
56% Oct
7%c Jan
2,561" '
92
"
—
Union
6.00
225,673
-
30C
Mining
Quonto
34c
05c
—
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Queenston Gold Mines
Que mo nt
53,400
.12 tic
^41%
43%
s70c
Pipeline——-—
Nov
43% Oct
Jan
51%" Jun
I,000
<43
"
30%
United
—
255 "
84'2C
<
92
*
——-—
,
1.33 May
4.00 Sep
►
24
Oct
Oct
3.25
36
*
Sep
1.85 Aug
7.05 Jun
Jan
140%
52%
-
Feb
29% Jan
400
32
-
56%
'
Tribag -Mining Co Ltd—.
Twin
43
125
39%
Jan "
2.60 Oct
1
17c
-
Oil
39
29%
>6%
38%
17
"
Trinity
.5.50 Oct
*un
3.75 Sep
7,800
3.25
Producers Ltd
4.2b
Aug
5 % Oct
Jan
Prairie
Triad
3.55 May
Jan
5c
2.J5
70c
Trans
Oct
July
68
:
Jan
3.75 Jun
8,800
4,415
Airways
Prospectors
39%
54% Jan
800
6.15
Purdex Minerals Ltd
47c
2.25
Jan
2,783
2,065
{,
—-----
;
Aug
29,460
;32
I
Jan
37c
36
8c
A——;
-
Trans Canada Explorations Ltd—
10% Apr
Jun
35c
1,100
1.50
Apr (
preferred
33c
Jan
3.10
56%*
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountqin Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
May
Sep
28% Apr
10,500
4.35
-I
5 'to
class
preferred
Jan
19c
49 %
.
preferred
Exploration
Finance
4%%
;
Feb
9c
36c
8,315
1.55
East Dome
1.23
13c
150
4.65
20o
Traders
21c
32
39%
20
—*
A
Star
Towagmac
1.73 Apr
Jan
8
650
-
'
Oct
5t
3,715
2,600
Gold.
Nov
1.75 July
Nov
1.05 Jan
930
4.75
Pronto Uranium Mines——
85c
2.400
36,325
2.50
President Electric
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto Iron Works class
Sep
12% May
1,500
48%
.
High
6
Sep
10% .Nov
1,000
"""
; 2.90
36
Toronto
80
'
30c
49
10
:—
—
Oct
■
7c
<65
—
Jan
May
26c
30c
3.00
Bank-.:
1.39
Jan
43
7,577
<1.18
39c
Premium Iron Ore
Prove Gas
38c
9,200
-
25c
—
Feb
40c
100
210
30c
—1
—,—,——,
Elevators
Low
6
10%
—
1.85
Jan
1,275,545
Dominion
Rights
Toronu
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6
.taines
autl
Shares
10%
Silver Mines-;
Toronto
NOV
Sep
2.08 Aug
Oct
70c
10%
Gold
Oil Royalties
Pipe Mfg
Preston
20c
3,800
80
'
29%, Nov
Apr
11,300
'
,1.39
i
1.55
10,400
23c
10%
Corp
Premier
100
88c
38%
Powell Rouyn
Prairie
108
Jan
10 %
River
Prairie
Aug
July
93
1.39
80
Sep
46
24
6c
Oils
Jun
105
1.74
1.10
—
40
100
7c
Develop
Power
Torbrit
24c
Placer
Powell
ToujOi.
6% Feb
175
250
,•
1.20
Columbia.
Uranium
Ore
Oct
July
•
ioo
1.06
91c
Gold of British
Pioneer
Pitch
10%
Low
Tip Top Canners class A
Tip Top Tailors—
17,150
1.43
80
Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines.
40c' Mar
108
1.37
1.25
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo
26c
Feb
;
22 %c
1.11
Jan
18c
f
•
1.40
13c
29%
1.62
1.70
I
1
Minerals
St
108
2
Oil preferred
Mines
Oil
27
108
__100
of Prices
Par
2,u00
43
—100
1
Credit preferred
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
11,000
...
10%
43
_
Preferred
Low
24c
_1.26
common
Preferred
Peoples
24c
1
50
Peuiounh nyehne
Penmans
17 tic
1
PCE
Exploration Ltd
Peerless''Exploration
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16c 17 tic
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
7
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
;
AND CANADIAN MABKETS
tEx-Jiquidating dividend.
.
.
' !:
(Un) Admitted -to unlisted trading privileges.-
-
-
wdWhen delivered."
wi
%
^
When issued.
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock dividend.
—~
-
i
Number 5793
Volume 188
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..;
(ii«J
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER
43
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, November 7
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
The
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected
They do
sources.
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
not
or
which have
*
*
•
a
wide national distribution.
"
v
.
Bid
Industrials and Utilities
<
Par
_
Aerovox
Corp__l
American
Arner
4%
30
32%
Co..——1
Board
Box
Amer
34%
Gulf
♦
26%
5
,25 Va
22
65%
23%
69
Gustin-Bacon
60%
Republic Natural Gas Co_;
Co
Express
liy2
:
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc__3ya
39%
42
20
RQadway Express class A
10%
5%
21%
6%
*
41
35 Va
Robertson
1
70y2
56i/4
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2y2
87 'A
Roddis
1
1
16%
:
2038
"
40%
42%
Hagan
Chemicals & Controls
1
30%
33'A
Haloid
Xerox
5
26%
18%
28'A
Hanna
(M A) Co class A com_10
139
10
150
163
Hearst Cons Publications cl A-25
14
AMP
23%
45
25%
Helene
48 lA
High
21%
23
Hoover
16%
53%
18
Houston
Natural
57%
Houston
Oil Field
34%
20%
36l/2
Hudson
22 %
Class
23
33'A
24%
18%
20 Va
78 <
Robbins
149
82%
Co———-—2
Incorporated
1
Ampex Corp
Arden Farms Co
Partic
50c
•
Inc—
Anheuser-Busch
4
__1
common
Co_%__5
Service
Public
Arkansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Western
Gas
Co
Power
Spring
Co_-__10
Aztec-Oil
&
Bates Mfg
Co.;
.—_10
.
Co_
Gas
__10
Corp
Products Inc
_5
Co——5
Construction
Metal
Associated
Avon
-
preferred--.
Arizona
Art
'
Baxter Laboratories—1
38%
Markets——1
Co__—„—10
18%
-12%
37%
Bayless
Boll
(A J)
Gossert
&
Bomis Bros Bag Co.—_ 25
Corp—1—
Beneficial
•
A
Inc___—_5
Light Co—1
Black-Hills Power &
Indian
Gas
4
Water
&
Bakeries
Interstate
Motor
Securities
Investors
Class
8
Iowa
-33
•
Public
Iowa
33
Southern
Jamaica
Jefferson
2oy8
Bumdy
Corp
——1
303
Ryder
11%
———
'
33%
46%
23%
Telep Co
-
_12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd-—__10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif _1Cannon. Mills-class B com^__:25
Carlisle
11%
Corp
!
Carpenter Paper Co
Ccco
Products
Steel
1
—..
11%
73'A
77
South Shore Qi) & Devel Co_10c,
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
.10c
7'A
"
12%
Lines—
25%
52
56%
United States Sugar Corp
32%
35%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
18%
20%
United Utilities Inc_
27 %
28%
United Western
Universal Match Corp
12
13 y8
Minerals
Co
1
23%
25%
Eng Tele Co
25
40y4;
27%
42%
Varian Associates
29%
Vitro Corp of Amer
New
Power
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1.
SQUthwestern Elec Svc Co„
1
30y8
24 y8
18%
*
Southwestern
States
Tele
17
15
Co
28%
11%
38'A
41J/8
11
12
—1
]
5V4
19y8
4%
17%
47V2
24%
34
38
Gas_5
Kendall
Co„
Kennametal
12%
Kentucky
50c
8V4
66
28
_3
—
Warner & Swasey
Warren
Brothers
31%
Warren
(S D) Co_—
35%
38%
43
24%
26%
Tampax Inc_
10
32
33%
Tappan
—1
11%
12%
Koehring
3
36'A
16
42 %
45%
5
18%
15
,25'
14%
37%
'
1
21%
23 y*
5
44%
47%
42
44%
15%
Co
Co—
—
Washington Natural Gas Co
10
Washington Steel Corp—
1
Watson Bros Transport "A"
1
13 y8
14y8
24
25%
Westcoast Transmission-—
6%;
.*
6%
38%
23
23%
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
16%
17%
10
38%
40%
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
44%
47%
Western Natural
1
17
18%
43%
461A
41%
9 y8
22 y»
24%
4'A
24%
19%
6
Weyerhaeuser Timber
White Eagle Oil Co
-7.50
_10c
5
Williams
1
Bros
Wisconsin Power A: Light Co
Witco Chemical
Conversion
-8%
•
Whiting Corp
Wood
13
Gas Co
10
13
5
Wurlitzer Company
10
14 %
'
'
29%
■-
5
Co
9%
14%
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r
31%
33%
-■
35%
16%
-8%
'
4ey8
-9%
1
~9%
42%
-
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6%
20y8
15%
L-O-F Glass Fibres Co
16 Ve
24 y8
35
39
—
Co
i6y4
51%
.
14%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
40'A
10-
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Inc—
9%
37%
8%
8
18y4,
5y2
Syntex Corpqration ———12
9
5
22 Va
Western Lt & Telephone Co
2%
Stubnitz Greene Corpl—
_1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—1
Suntide Refining Co
lc
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-
Inc
Keystone Portland Cem Co
6%
16%
26%
34%
38%
8y2
20%
22 y4
3%
22 y4.
Struthers Wells Corp
70%
1——16
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Ketchum Co
40%
-47%
1
36'%
8%
38'A
1
Co Inc——
14%
5
50c
33%
:
Strong Cobb &
50%
257/b
36%
30%
2%
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
15 y4
25
Statler Hotels pelaware Corp—1
Stepan Chemical Co
—_1
Stouffer Cory—
1.25
Stanley Works
Utah Southern Oil Co
25
Stanley Home Products Inc—
Common non-voting
—5
12 V*
*•
5
■.
Kearney & Trecker Corp_
x39
18%
29'A
2»/2
Sprugue Electric Co_^
——2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co__
—10
Stand Fruit & Steamship
2.50
Standard Register
—1
18
26%
5
3.%
43 y4
29%
10
9
1
Co
Carbcn; Co
Speer
156
3 Va
40%
r
19 y2
Southern Union Gas Co___—_ 1
17%
28
.10c
—12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—£
13%
Southern
22'A
1
10
^
32%
._r5
25%
1
33%
24'A
18 Vn
17%
Co
Nevada
70%
10%
26%
8%
1
50c
Gas Pipe Line Corp
29%
-
9ya
24%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pw-r Co_5
12%
Water
27%
•
%
Pine
20%
J
30y4
2
4%
70%
24%
27
7y2
17%
.
Tekoil
----1
70y2
75 y*
Stove Co„T..irT,T.Baj5
44V2
47%
^--*1
6y8
6%
Corp-
Consolidated Industries__l
Zapata Qff-Shore Co—_>_^50c
Yuba
-
6
17 Ye
21%2
Central
46
Maine
Central Soya
Co—,
Central Telephone Co
,——10
Central Vt Pub Sejy Corp-^—6
Champion Spark Plug
r*.
,
Lau
25%
Liberty Loan
53'A
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
Ling Electronics
50c
78%
26'A
20%
Lone
1
28'A
38%
Centra) Public; Utility Corp—_6
Landers Frary &
Lanolin Plus
261%
23%
50%
24%
19%
Power Co——10
49%
24%.
Louisiana Electric Co_5
Central
39%
Lucky
iy4
24%
*
23%
25y2
.1
16
33%
49
36%
Clinton
21
22%
17%
14'A
40 '
18%
'
B common
~——1
Stores Inc ——2 %
Class
Colonial
Colorado
:$1.25
25
25%
' 9
preferred—
Corp—___1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consol Freightways———--2.50
Commonwahh
Gas
14 „
5%
27 %
57
11
11
Danly- Machine Specialties——5
Darling (L A; Co——-—.-1
Delhi-Tailor oq-norn
_
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y—2%
5
.
-9%
11
15%
1
Bridge Co—1
Cbemical Arts Inc
1
Di-Noc
——5
Inc
Dicbold
Puriron
Bush
Co
Inc—
Go——s.—:
1
—1
%7%
Natl Mortgage A?sn_lQ0
First Boston Corp
Fisher Brothers
—10
Co_—,2.50
1
Federal
14%
46%
8%
19%
1
_1
North American Coal
North Penn Gas Co
Northeastern
13%
-12,8
19
3y8
3%
3
2oy4
21%
11%
11%
Oklahoma Miss River
40%
Old Ben Coal Corp
23
251/s
Opelika
27%
29%
Otter
Prod—10c
—_*
Manufacturing Corp—5
Tail
Power
5
Co_
Telep
Gen Telep
(Calif)
6%
5%
i4y8
13
15%
17
32%
34%
11
151/4
52%
6%
71/8
40%
43%
"A"__90c
4%
5%
56%
59%
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
37%
39%
79 %
83
Pacific
Uranium Mines—
10c
6%
27%,
29%
Pan
Co—70c
27 Vt
15%
16%
34
36%
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Airmotive Corp———1
5
13%
Pacific Far East Line
Pacific
Mercury Telev
Pepsi-Cola
General Bottlers—1
23%
34
36%
Pfaudler-Permutit
;—1
_——10
27
24%
26%
Pickering
Lumber
Corp_——3%
9»A
*
29 V*
14%
7%
10%
Permanente Cement
23%
33%
29
5%
19%
American
1
1
18%
11%
,
25 y8
29%
10%
31
7%
Plymouth Rubber Co
——2
6%
35%
Portland General Electric Co_7 V2
25%
27
32%
Portsmouth
_1
17%
19
—5
•35%
6
20%
Steel-
——
Potash Co of America
Producing Properties Inc
Pubco Petroleum
Pub
Serv
7%
10
•
38%
8%
10%
18%
19%
26%
Sugar Corp——.1
25%
15%
1
38%
51%
:
5
29%.
31%
23
24%
61%
43V*
77
46 Va
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
81%
Morgan (J P)
310
44%
58%
-—1
36%
25%
Pub Serv
31%
34 %
Punta
26
18
28
Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
Alegre
16%
39
Trust
(Buffalo)
—
Meadow Brook Nat) Bank of
Nassau County N Y „—.—5
MeUon Natl Bk A Tr Co (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—20
151
National Bank of Detroit—.10.
National Bank of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve)—46
llOVi
31
33
91%
42%
50
216
29
228
31 Vo
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).1.0Q
New Jersey Bank A Trust Cu-ll
New
24%
71%
National Commerce Bank A
Trust (Albany N Y)___._.7-50
62%
22%
Natl Bhawmut Bk of Bostpq.12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
(NY)_10
69%
46%
329
59
Natl Newark & Essex Banking
Co (N J)
,—,—.25
30%
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
15a
335
28%
Empire Trust Co (NY)
<
65
43
& Co (N YJuOOO- 316
1061/4
76%.
27%,
61
.65
47
„
York Truat Co (N Y)—.25
50%
55
58%
39%
33%
36
31
88%
92
46
Federation Bk & Tr Co
20
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
.10
Fidelity (Jn Tr Co (Newark)—10
Trust
Fiduciary
Co (NY)—.10
(Minn)
10
First Bk Stk Corp
First
Co
Camden
88
86
7iy2
29'/2
44V2
91%
22
35%
23%
92%
76 y4
33
47%
6>A
NJ)
10
(Atlanta)
38
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bank Baltimore—_10
53
56%
Boston—12 ya
81
84%
100
Dallas—^10
325
(Jersey City)—25
64
First Natl Bank of
Bk of Chicago
First Natl
First
Bank of
Natl
Bk
First Natl
33%
36%
Bank Trust Co
Bk
First
—25
20
of St Louis
Bank (NY)—20
Natl City
First
65
69%
67y2
72%
70%
74
57%.
60%-
16%
4^/4
43
48
51%
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
10
66
10
Co (Phila)
—10
Rochelle
Franklin NaXl
47'A
50
34
37%
5
30%
54
57V2
20
85y8
88%
Bank of New York—10
Harris Tr A Say Bk (Chic)—20
47 V2
95
SOV*
102
Hartford Natl Bk A Tr Co
35
37%
56
lfly2
61%
18%
NY
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Guaranty Trust Co
(NY)
Hanover
Hudson
County
(Jersey City N J)—
Hudson
For
Tr
Co
.10
Natl Bank
—25
(Union Clty)_^8
footnotes sss
140
155
40%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank (N Y)
2
76'A
79%
19
21%
Louis Union Trust Co
20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk (Wash)—29
Second Bank-8t%te Street Trust
76
8J%
8V/%
86
—-2Q
75
79%
Bank of Phila—10
Bank (Los
28
31%
49%
53%
•
(Boston
Mas8)
—
._12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
State Bank of Albany——.10
Angeles)
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
Bank of Long
28%
Island
18%
37%
Security First Natl
Banking
Westchester Natl Bank
of New
525
Co (Pittsburgh)
29
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)—
-5
Philadelphia Natl Bank——IQ
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
A Trust (Phila)
.29
Second Natl
First Pennsylvania
& Trust
499
Peoples Plrst Natl Bk A Tr
St
of Patterson
First Natl
Northern Ty Co (Chicago)—1QQ
Natl Bk & Tr
(Camden
40%
24 %
19 y8
1
5
20%
Purex
10c
Co of New Mexico—5
Co of New Hamp
20
Co——1
Giddings&L»wiTool Co-2
Green
(A P) Fire Brick Co—5
Green Mountain Power Corp
§
.
17%
25%
Co of the Southwest
5%#> preferred
.
Portland Cement
49%
Manufacturers A Traders
41%
4%
3%
12%
Giant
1®
27%
29
Pacific
16%
——£-2.50
pfd—20
42
5
(SF)_10
—
First Natl
Brewing
Pabst
15%
5%
30%
39,
11%
14%
49%
11%
Co
28%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—40
First
24%
-
106
IOO
68%
(White
NY)
Crocker-Anglo Nat Bk
17%
16%
Natural
15%
--1
Gas Seryice Co
——10
General Crude Oil CP——,—2%
Gen
11%
73%
Production Corp__—1
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Genera) Gas Corp
10%
14%
Corrugated Paper—10
Co—
*
Packing
6%
Northwest
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
22 %
38 %
•
15 y8
69
5
Water Co $4 pfd_*
Gas
18%
5%
37%
33i/2
(Chicago)
Plains
20%
14
22%
36%
22%
Co
15 '/a
Corp
Thermador
13
19%-
1
Wayne
Garlock
24% "
2
Iuc_
Foote Bros Gear it
Frito
23
17V4
20%
Irving Trust Co IN ¥)——10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)—
20
20y4.
86
391/4
County Trust Co
Mach Corp_2
Steel Corp
Mart
43%
Sulphur
Parker Hannifin Corp
Pendleton Tool Indus
Fisher Governor Co
Florida
28
40
Northwest
2
—1
10c
Empire State Oil Co
Equity Oil Co__
27%
26%
:50c
43 %
7%
Industries Inc
Etnhart Mfg
26
11%
47
——
47'A
36 Va
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp
Eleetrolux Corp—.
25%
51%
37%
J
10,
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)— 3
R
Amer—5
Commercial Trust of N J
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12y2
Continental 111 Bank & Trnst
35%
14%
.35
58%
of Cleve_T16
of No.
Bk
Commercial
17%
33%
10
of
25%
39 %
41%
55%
—5
(N J)
Co
Bank
Cleveland Trust Co_^—,——50
109
common
Bank
Liberty Real Estate Bk A Tr
r. Co (Phila)
—
—10
17
33%
Class B
Norris
Nat Gas Co
32%
51%
1———50c
National Shirt Shops of Del—1
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—8
Nicholson File Co
£
*
20
18
Trust
Phil&_10
(NY)_l2y2
Chem Corn Exch Bk (NY)-^10
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah) ——10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago_25
26%
National Howes Corp A com_50c
Natl
77
65
44
Chase Manhattan Bk
10%
16%
261/s
___—2%
(Phila)
Centl-Penn Nat) Bk of
21%
17.
_
24%
22%
73%
20
10
!
Central Natl
37%
23%
National Aluminas Corp—_2y3
National Gas & Q>1 Corp——5
37%
50c
Associates—_10
Economics Laboratory T^c
._1
El Pasa Electric Co (Texas)—♦
'
28%
Louis
Camden
40%
15%
10
42%
45 Va
259
7%
3014
15%
1
ytilities Co
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
24%
Eastern Utilities
Ft
\
Missouri
——-1
-2
—
Tennessee
Eastern
*
11%
16%
Inc
Industrial
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
St
Broad St Trust Co
24J/2
48%.'-
Minneapolis Gas Co
_1
Mississippi Shipping Co
5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
35%
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference—
Food
121/4
-
Miles Laboratories
41
248
Natl Bank
Boatmen's
15%
9%
20
7>/2
—2
40%
—6%
Ask
'
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)
Providence
(Newark)_25
Bank of New York
...100
Bank of Virginia
10
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
-16
6%
1
5
Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
6
Bid
pw
Ask
A
Bank of Commerce
33
35^
—5
& Sons
Bradstreet Inc
Dunham
East
12'A
10
Bank of America N T & S
54%
5
50%
(SF)——10
American Trust Co
43
6
5
Bid
Par
_
52%
7
Co
Co—5
——
iR Ri
Donnelley
&
•
48%
Corp
Dictaphone
Dun
61
18%
13%
Co_l
Detroit Harvester
Detroit Internat
7
6'/a
.
■
303/8
•
30%
Eng
Class A common
29%
.
82JA
13y2
Miehle-Gross-Dexter Inc—
15.
26%
15%
16 *
* Canada Tunnel Corp
Detroit
'
9%
^
5
Cummins Engine Co Iuc—
5
Cutter Laboratories com vtg—1'
Common Ltd vtg
— 1
Company
Bank and Trust Companies
43%
<
51
37
Publishing
Metropolitan
18%
"16%
-
Corp
Machine &
McNeil
Meredith
24
J
1
-1
1
—1
Prods
.
10
,
r——-1 "
Craig Systems Inc—
27 %
22%
17%
Refrigeration Corp—1
Copeland
25%
'"15 *
9%
Products—_5
Continental Transp Lines Inc_l
Rock
Consolidated
40%
12 y2
Herrington Co Inc
Marmon
16%
.
Co—
<
Marquardt Aircraft
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp—
3
McLean Industries
lc
McLouth Steel Corp
2%.
50%
15%
conv
Cross
18%
30%
47%
23%
Co___5
Co—1
& Elev
Milling
———1
Inc
Auto
Marlin-Rockwell
18%
.
3%
Co—
Maremont
21V4
: 28%
6V2
4y4
5%
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co
7
.
pi) & Gas Corp com—3
Colorado Interstate Gas
Colorado
Macmillan
24%
6%
19%
17%
17
1
Engines Corp
Coastal States Gns Prod—1
Collins Radio Co A com
1
——lo
Corp_.
Steel
Star
Clark—
Co
<San Francisco)
25 %
,
Blower
Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co
6%
Chattanooga Gas" Co—1
' -• 5%
Citizens Util Co com cl A—33 %c
23%
Common class B_„——_33%c '
23'A
.
Power Co__
7%
57%
11%
Southern
1
20 %
Central Indiana Gas Ca_____—5
■t
Pacific
6%
53%;
<__1
—I
—
5%
51%
1
>
34%
32
_5
—2
Co
Corp
Southern Calif
5
Co_
Central 111 Elec & Gas Co_—10
i
1
—i
Co
&
31%
66
_1
Co___
& Gas Co—3%.
Central Electric
v
Bantam
(G D)
Seismograph Service Corp
7%
23 V2
Co
Supply—
Co—
r
Jacinto
Searle
Gas Co—
,—
Trans-Canada
Trans
Skil
1
60
Corp.—_10
26'A
ctfs—6%
9%
29%
-*
Inc—
Electric
Kellogg
Cedar Point Field Trust
35%
8%
273/4
10
Corp_
Utilities
.
Water
19%
36%
33%
20c
Petroleum
29 V4
26Va
Co-
"Kansas-Nebraska Natural
9 Va '■
8%
18%
56%
♦
7%
31%
7y4
Corp common——1
preferred———*
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
25
Power Co—20
Oregon
1
6'/2
Steel
Kaiser
,
48%
Calif Water &
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Schield
1
Jessop Steel Co
35%
California Warer Service Co__25
11%
San
$1:46
California
Topp Industries Inc]
13%
11
Inc__.
Corp—
'
12%
.
System
Sabre-Pinon
Sierra
Freight Sys
Service
Jack & Heintz
8
49
54%
12
—
7%
45%
51
Corp
1
Jervis Corp
——10
Tokheim Corp
25%
27%
common—148
20%
Inc_'_
22%
,
„
Divel- Services Inc—
A
26%
Bulloek's
21 Va
l03/4
Water Co—
Interstate
6%
18%
24%
Brush
Beryllium Co
—1
18%
Buckeye Steel Castings Go—27%
&
■4Y*
67%
1
International Textbook Co
Inc—
—_1
preferred--25
Brown
I
Time Inc
1
Inc__
Interstate
$1.20
Inc
Bowser
Three States Nat
75 y4
1
Mills
Head
Sharpe Mfg Co—.1—10
Mills
Botany
45%
Rose Marie Reid
25 %
com_l
J«'/a
42 V2
24
Co_—1
Production
23%
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
j,.
25%
39
;
common
13%
30%
-30%
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Beryllium
49
Thermo King Corp.
Co
lO'A
25
7%
6%
5%
11%
*
1
Mat_~
13%
7%
Berkshire -Hathaway
Plywood
29ya
21%
25c
Inc.
Myers
(H H)
33%
27%
23%
J
Texas National Petroleum
1,
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp—1
y2
15Va
9%
2%
Gas—
40%
•
1
&
Corp—
Sputhern Colorado Power Co__*
20
12 V2
.
A—
82 %
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Indianapolis
41%
class
Husky Oil Co_
9
8%
-
Ind
Voltage' Engineering
Co class A
]
Indiana
_10
1__-
common
Hugoton
.
19%
•
B
Curtis
52%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
-
35%
18%
1-
•
.—
Class
20%
Inc.
Stoker
321/.
Pipeline Co^i
Texas Industries Inc
-12y2
Riley
25%
American Pipe & Const Co——1
Amer Research & Develop—-1
Amer-Saint GObain Corp___7.50
American-Marietta
Texas 111 Nat Gas
35%
32%
—-_L—20
—10c
Corp—2.50
Mfg
2
3%
3
33
Bid
Texas Eastern Transmis Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp-5
45%
Riphardson Co
152
64%
—_10
Hospital Supply Corp___4
American
*
Corp
1
Par
Ask
42 y4
Rare Metals Corp of America
Ask
Soeiety———1 ♦; 243'8
Interstate Gas common—5 ..." 15%
Barge Line—5
Amer Commercial
Bid
Grolier
32
6% preferred
Gulf Sulphur Corp
Corp
Cement
Grinnell
4%
'—1
———1
Inc
Products
Air
Par
Ask
Bid
>
,
rar
Ralston Purina Co
(New York)
25
<N Y)—,-10
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Commerce—
(Cleveland> -———----—-10
Union Tr Co of Maryland—MO
United 8tatea Trust Co—
(Boston)
—-——JO
United States Trust <N Y)—^-20
Valley Nat Rk (Phoenix Aris).5
Trade Bk A Tr Co
9%
10%
22%
24 V»
41
44
43
4<sys
22%
24%
42%
45%
48%
11%
45%
76
27%
79%
41
44
25V*
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1964)
Monday, November 10, 1958
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
V
Quotations for Friday, November 7
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.
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.
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if
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Fund's—
Aberdeen Fund
4.47
Investment
•
1.53
1.68
5.17
5.65
Keystone
5.31
5.77
Boston—
8.00
B-2
4.34
,
(Medium
1
1
Ltd
Grade
Bonds)-
(Discount Bonds)
11.93
B-4
(Income Pfd Stocks)
26.95
29.45
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
12.11
13.16
S-l
(Hlgh-Grade Com Stk)__
21.95
S-2
(Income
16.79
7.89
18.08
American
22.31
24.34
17.72
American
9.81
13.96
Amer
Fund Inc
Fund.
19.26
preferred
7
Fund
Fund
American
—
9.90
10.82
Life
50c
19.43
21.01
Loomis
1
1
9.59
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
1
Fund
Concord
Inc
15.16
15.21
18 %
19%
1
Dividend Income Fund
Investing Co Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
De Vegh
1
1
Fund—
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Growth
Diver
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
Series
shares
beneficial
of
Mutual
13.85
Automation
Mutual
Shares
14.52
9.58
al4.54
Corp
10.75
19.81
2.90
11.67
Security
Eond
24.35
Corp—1
10
5.63
170.02
7.59
15.38
16.74
'10.70
6.15
Preferred Stock Series
171.73
7.87
16.63
18.16
4.28
Inc_l
3.90
10c
5.26
1
2.57
2.81
*
9.31
Growth
New
10.17
5.75
Preferred
lc
11.18
lc
5.74
6.32
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
17.89
1
2.85
3.10
1
13.82
15.10
One
19.61
Futures
stock
series
Inc—
William
Street
Industries
Fund
Capital
Inc—
Corp
1
14.30
15.46
1
General Investors Trust
7.25
7.88
Fund
Pine Street
Pioneer
Price
Fund
Fund
Fund
Inc
2.50
lc
7.99
8.76
Puritan
Fund
10.47
11.47
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
lc
6.86
7.52
Putnam Growth Fund—
lc
7.65
8.39
Quarterly
Chemical
lc
12.52
12.39
13.57
Equipment shares
8.42
9.23
lc
Scudder Fund of Canada
7.60
8.33
Fund Inc—
•
10.77
7.07
7.75
Selected
7.49.
8.21
Shareholders Trust of Boston
7.96
8.30
Railroad
shares
Bond
11.72
12.52
6.84
7.50
lc
shares
lc
lc
—
11.37
12.45
Ehares
lc
2.23
RR Equipment shares
Railroad Stock shares
lc
5.51
"6.04
lc
9.64
Steel
2.46
lc
9.64
10.56
Tobacco- shares
lc
7.15
7.84
Utilities
lc
10.58
11.59
1
16.46
Common Stock Fund
Smith
Amer
1
Shares
1
17.61
15.43
(Edison
B)
10c
Series H-DA
10c
4.63
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Rind Inc 10c
a24.65
Income Fund
of
Boston
Inc—_1
Fund
Incorporated
Shares
4.67
12.21
a38.35
5
of
Co
15,
April
163
9.65
6.58
7.20
12.78
13.97
11.62
Barium
British
Steel 5%sPetroleum 6s
—1969
1980-76
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
Canadian Pacific
Ry 4s
Carrier Corp 4%s
Chance Vought
-1969
~
-1982
5Vis
-1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s_.-1972
Consolidated Edison 4s
-1988
Consumers Power 4%s__
.1988
United
Inc
Funds
47%
•
11.80
7.52
8.22
10.69
11.62
Fund Shares-
United Science Fund
Fund
12.83
11.71
5.41
Inc
7.39
5.91
1%
1.65s
April
10,
3 Vis
March
17'/4
18%
El
Paso
Perro
Natural
General
National
S9Va
N
97 Va
Pacific Petroleum
Port
,
1959
Gas
4%s
Span Uranium 53/is
ww
140
28%
30%
52 %
56
32
34%
2
99.21
11,
2,
2%s
May
May 1,
l%s
Oct.
98.4
2%s
Feb.
1,
1,
1959
1961—
May
1,
99.14
2%s
99.14
3%s May 2,
100.14
99.24
98.22
97.2
99.25
101 %
96.24
4%s
99.29
1963—
Feb.
3%s
Sept.
15,
Bid
Ask
1,
100.4
100.6
97%
Pub Serv El
& Gas
one
or
more
32nds
of
a
99.20
Bid
99.16
4s
l%s
Aug. 1,
99.8
99.10
100.14
1%S April
99.12
1959
100.1
1959
l%s
Feb.
April
Oct.
86
96.28
lV'aSGct.
1,
15,
1962
1,
1962
IV2S April
15,
1959
99.25
99.27
4s
1,
1959
99.24
1%S
Oct.
1,
94.10
1962
1963
92
1,
1959
99
15,
1959
100.14
1,
1960
97.28
April
99.8
3%s Nov.
100.16
2%s Feb.
98.4
1%S
April
IViiS
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
3-
3-58
12-
1-58
99.30
4-
1-58
1-
5-59
99.25
99.29
Oct.
100.16
95.24
1,
1,
95.28
91.8
91.16
90.10
90.18
1963
1963
100.1
Rate
Dated
2
8-
1-58
5-
4-59
99.12
99.16
9-
2-58
6-
1-59
99.15
99.19
%
2.30s
Due
4%s
103
1-58
2-
2-59
99.17
99.21
3.25s
10-
1-58
7-
1-59
100
100.4
2-58
3-
2-59
99.15
99.19
3.60c
11-
3-58
8-
3-59
100.4
100.7
1-58
4-
1-59
99.8
99.12
United Stales Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
November
Bid
Ask
1985
4%s„1983
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1983
Sperry Rand 5%s
ww
ww
1967
1982
94%
96%
k__
106
108
104%
1051/4
117%
118%
143
1979
1051/4
102
102%
Trans-Canada Pipe Line Units—
Underwood
Corp 5Vis
1971
U S Industries 4y2s
1970
155
99.989
November 20,
January
2,
1959
99.691
99.706
1958.
99.958
99.865
November 28,
December
4,
8,
1959
99.643
99.659
1958
99.923
99.933
1959
99.582
1958
January
January
99.900
99.913
December
January 22,
1959
99.517
99.538
11,
1958
99.862
99.879
December
1959
99.462
99.480
18,
1958
99.821
99.836
January 29,
February 5,
1959
99.406
99.420
26,
1958
99.783
99.802
98.548
98.574
89
1930
87%
99.987
15,
105
Textron
1958.
105%
Texas Eastern Trans 5%s~1978
Amer 5s
1971
104 y2
100 3i
Madison Gas & £lec
4%s__1988
104
79V2
105
Ask
13,
December
Roebuck & Co
101
78
Ask
5-
104
1988
91
101
Bid
7-
106
100 V2
100%
100.20
6-
123
104%
100%
1979
92.16
1962
1963_
15,
15,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
94
120
131
Eons—T"
93.18
101.22
92.8
1962
105
1983
&
94.18
100.18
93.10
101.18
—
114
104 y2
1988
4%s
95.28
101.24
100.10
1961
Aug. 15,
99.16
97.4
95.20
91
111
1983
1982
4%s
Ask
100.18
101.20
1, 1961
Aug. 1, 1961
3%s Feb.
Treasury Notes—
Ask
4%g
(M)
99.20
99.29
100.6
point
3%s May 15, 1960
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
99.18
6.06
4%s_I
Harvester
98V2
13.35
Electric
Int'l
100.2
951/4
101
15.07
Company
Lowenstein
4%s
99.16
99.25
!_
1959
Maturity-—
99.31
15,
12.85
1975
82 %
—
951/4
103 %
941/4
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1958
10.32
G-lidcen
Power
94 %
100
April 1, 1959
May
l%s
Hartford
Idaho
95V4
95.16
105 %
102%
—
—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.70s March 2,
1959
1,
100%
95
1972
June
99.8
100.10
104%
1972-1967
15,
98.24
100.6
94%
I960
July 15, 1969
4%s
98.20
100
—
3%s April 1, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971
102
97.8
—
1961
98.28
98.23
98.12
1, 19G2
20,
99.24
100.8
98.14
3,
Sept.
Ask
100.14
98.20
1960
May
96.26
-
100.6
1959
4s
100.1
100.10
99.16
1959
1960
98.14
1968
point
—
1,
99.16
a
a
Bonds—
1959
20,
99.10
1963
11,
Bank
3%s
99.10
of
Bid
Feb.
l%s
12.90
—1973
87
1977
79%
,1
—
32nds
more
Land
Feb. 14, 1959
1%S March 24, 1959
3%s Nov.
1977
ww
5s
5%s
1975
5s
or
100.11
2 Vas
8.50
1976
:
5s—
Fuel
Quebec Natural Gas 5%s
Cement
98%
76%
1.60%
Sears
Gen'I Tire & Rubber 6s
one
4%s
99.23
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3.42
96%
—
24%
94%
1% %
105y4
81
Westchester Fire
Figures after decimal point represent
3.13
Bid
National Can
90
55 Va
1% %
Mueller Brass 3%s
1976
112
—2
—
4s
Maturity—
13.82
Bonds—
80
1975
52
22%
Ask
2.45%
HO
4s
Y
N
100.4
99.31
9
104%
Trailer
34%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
5.60
*17
3 vis
;
32%
32 %
3
of
2.85s
11.09
Wisconsin Fund lqc
Gas~5%iT~i977
Corp 3%s
Pruehauf
-
30%
—10
—10
—
3.50s
1%S
Wellington Equity FundWellington Fund-!
"Whitehall Fund
nc
92 y2
96
City
Assn—
12, 1963
4%s June 10, 1965-
9.44
Investors Fund Inc
Ask
101
73
—10
5
100.8
97.28
Nov.
7.78
10c
Investing Corp
63
99
57
>—10
2%
99.17
2s
June 10, 1959
3%s Aug. 10, 1959
3%s Aug. 23, 1960
3%s Feb. 13. 1962
l%s
Situations
Security Issues
129 %
10
^
50
17.53
6.76
Fund
12.80
16.13
Ltd—
Inc
Wall Street
61%
96
Co
123
100.5
Feb.
3%s Dec.
United Accumulated Fund
United Continental Fund
78%
98%
60
53%
107
3%s April
Inc—
90 ya
127 Va
68 %
56
8
2 7,
Bid
49%
Haven)
Standard Accident
100
—
1963
Natl Mortgage
10, 1959
3s
io.05
Fund
'•
Recent
46%
62
Co.—,—10
.—2
Federal
1959—,
15,
Rate
JSoiaciv—
Surety
(New
15.86
9.20
Texas
12.45
10.62
Seaboard
2%s June
13.54
Special
Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Insurance
Security
12.13
12.42
Line
Institutional
18%
108
10.43
Television-Electronics Fund
Value
11.25
17
44%
187
99.19
16, 1959
15. 1959
12.40
8.72
10.28
lc
150
a27.27
11.72
7.89
11.38
rnsur'.Fund
Amer
1959
16,
3Vis March
a34.33
9.78
Institutional
North
Standard Life
l%s Jan.
—
Sterling Investment Fund Inc.
Income
lc
2
13.76
Line
lc
51%
125
Bid
13.20
Washington Mutual
Bank Fund
Inst Foundation Fund
48%
(Texas)
lo
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
Figures after decimal point represent
39
Value
9.90
5
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.59
36%
2.75
8.95
7%
(Pa),:
U S Life Insurance Co in the
7.69
State Street Investment Corp__
Stein Roe & Farnum Fund
2.51
9.16
6%
14.82
Funds Canada
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Institutional
10
19%
1
36%
14.74
12.53
Investors
United
Ltd—
84%
18
(N C >__
34
14.46
13.53
5.11
l
Investors
Institutional
Reliance
16.77
14.47
Fund
80%
10
—
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Lawyers Mtge & Title Co„65c
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
35.52
United Income
H-C7
Incorporated Income
Co—;
70
53
29 %
Republic Insurance
42
3%s April
Southwestern Investors Inc
18.15
Series
37%
22%
118
66
76
(N Y)_
34%
179
10.47
11.10
1.25
Corp
20%
23.97
Sovereign
16.95
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Reinsurance
45 %
;
87
81
28
10.56
shares
Quaker City Life Ins
71
42%
3%s March
9.83
Petroleum
84
26%
Insurance
13%
5
Co
-C.25
Co
40%
86%
27%
U S Fire
Clark-
Fully Administered shares—lc
Insurance
80%
4
x82
——10
Life
66%
—1.50
Insurance
5
89%
Clark
Scudder Stevens &
—10
;
Employees Life
4%s
25c
Co—
Insurance Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co
5
3%s
6.98
Inc
Indemnity
59%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2V2
4.48
13.56
Shares
Pacific
10
86
13.42
13.30
General Bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising
Mining shares
3%
5
C)
15.42
7.11
Scudder Stevens &
lc
shares
Dist
10
-
117
13.71
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Electronics & Electrical
shares
3%
10
Federal
Inc
lc
(Minn)
5
Growth Stock
Aviation shares
Insurance
56%
11.15
35.17
(T RoWe)
36%
38%
12%
66
5
American
9.60
Building
shares
Capital Growth Fund
Food
(D
23.73
Inc
33%
—————12.50
Northwestern National Life
4
Corp—
.
1.60s Feb.
Inc
5
2.50
.
3.33%
—
10
Insurance—,;
Republic
14.07
Corp
Fund Inc
shares
Life
4.08
Securities
45%
Northern
106 %
62%
20%
51%
42%
——
——^.-
—
Providence-Washington
38 %
12.91
Fund Inc
Group Securities—
Automobile
160
Fire
River
18%
48 %
lns__ 10
Over-the-Counter Securities
Peoples
Philadelphia
Gas
General
320
Federal Home Loan Banks—
10.17
York
Northeastern
95
Insurance
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
28 Vs
43%
5
7.49
10.20
Inc
26%
308
107
41
2
_10
Fire_
90
22.96
35%
Shares
Hampshire
New
Phoenix
Chemistry «fc
Electronics
New
107
102%
8.92
6.85
of Canada Ltd—
36%
55
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
34 %
118
101
6.54
21.24
Fund;
Casualty—
102 %
102%
8.70
8.16
Stock Series.
England
New York
4.35
7.96
Stock Series
■
6.38
5.98
Series—J
Income
11.69
3.98
Series
Amsterdam
52
Jefferson
Dividend Series
class A
New
4
Home
Series—
5.84
24.69
22.78
5
Nationwide Corp
10
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
12.62
National
Ins_.—-10
Fire
Phila
Hanover
21.43
National Investors Corp
3.18
12.86
—10
& Accident
45 Va
Gulf Life
3.62
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc^
Fire
Union
42
Great
10.52
3.33
National
16%
153
Hartford Fire Insurance Co~
of beneficial interest-
72%
Peerless
Ins
15.91
—
Mutual Trust Shares
15%
68
74 %
Government
Inc__
62
14
24 y8
10
&
Mutual Investment Fund
58
15%
5
Inc
Falls
Mutual Income Fund
62%
5
22
5
Globe
10.30
11.83
Inc
Co__
Co
Glens
12.77
57
Merchants Fire Assurance
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
Monument Life (Bait)—,
,-10
70
and
Fund-
Assurance
Government Employees Ins
(D C)
;
9.84
43%
North
2
Life——10
13.31
&
44%
40'/4
National
Ins
Casualty
General Reinsurance
Fund-
Balanced Series
Fund
Founders Mutual
2
—
22.70
23.09
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Life
General
12.31
1
Fund
Ins__—
21.00
1
Industrial
5
Life
33 %c
Life
Inc
Fund
21.15
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Florida
2.75
12.81
41%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_„
10
Fireman's Fund (S F)
2.50
3.16
2.49
Stock
79%
1
Energy Fund Inc....
Financial
Growth
11.61
9.40
25c
Electronics Investment
Natl
Forster
Franklin
int_33%c
75
18.70
.
lo
Co—1
of beneficial interest—1
Units
8.43
Fund—,
(N Jt
Ins
Insurance Co
&
4%
1
Federal
2.99
2.87
3%
17%
58%
217
Bonding—5
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y
Trust
Fund Inc,
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced
Investors
Investors
Mass
9.93
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Stock Fund
2.71
lc
16.71
7.69
Shares
Dividend
Life
<Ky)
Crum
lc
16.54
9.06
2.50
Stan
—
Inc—1
—.
19%
208
Massachusetts
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employees Group Assoc-.—
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Shares-
E
18
55
Continental
4.23
shares
Massachusetts
7.55
Fund__l
Fund
Stk
Diversified
&
Continental
384
shares——i
Missiles-Jets
De
6.57
_lc
shares
Massachusetts
6.91
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Western Investment Inc
Delaware
6.02
Co
3.01
shares
Petroleum
16.44
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
Inc—
2.73
16.48
1
Fund Inc
,—6.25
Shippers——10
—10
43 y2
Connecticut
4.00
Paper
19.95
40%
5
—
2.55
.15.43
18.35
9%
Commonwealth
12.96
19.40
3.63
Transport
Fund Inc
Composite
14.20
9
55
Natl Life
11.78
2.31
& Stock
Bond
1
Columbian
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
10.39
Composite
3>/4
American Surety Co
Bankers
a44.49
10.11
Investment
36%
16%
Metal
9.30
Commonwealth
Stk Fund
Insurance
23%
16%
—10
Casualty —_"I
Maryland
31%
Beneficial
11.86
44%
22 y4
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
9
Ask
1
.
Life
19%
2%
Bankers Natl Life Ins
17.75
Life Companies Inc—
17 %
8%
Bid
41%
3
Tenn
13 %
29%
6.32
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
10.93
Fund Inc———————■—1
:
25
Life Insurance Investors Inc—
of
(Birm)__2
Casualty Ins Co
Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
33
Re-insurance
&
14%
1
6.85
10.78
Lexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund
8.81
10.07
34 y8
.40%
2J/2
5.77
15%
28.42
Income
Commonwealth
Inc
Fund
8.06
1
32 V2
38
D C)
6.25
28.29
Inc
Assurance Co_5
(Wash
Life
228
(Galveston)__
Amer Nat Ins
12.69
Boston
Lazard
Corp—100 13,500 14,000
132'
127 Mi
100
127%
132 t2
Securities
Christiana
Colonial
1
—
Par
Liberty Natl Life Ins
78%
11.45
Com
1
1
Ltd-—--———-J
Century Shares Trust—.
Chase Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
5
(Newark N J)
Mercury
11.63
13.34
Fia)
Home
Amer Ins Co
17.65
10.49
Pricec'
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—
Ltd
Canadian
10
Equitable Assur_
(Jacksonville
10.80
12.79
12.24
(Low
Knickerbocker
Fund—
217
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
25.50
Stks)_
(Speculative Com Stk)
S-4
19.56
General
75
-
Companies
Ask
160
10
American
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-
8.62
1
—
Surety——10
Agricultural Insurance Co
a22.15
15.06
1
Canadian International Growth
Aetna
Life
Bid
10
11.88
34.13
14.44
18.37
13.93
California Fund Inc
Canada
&
10.87
13.24
26.98
1
Stocks)
Com
S-3
14.10
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
8.98
—
20.41
12.87
Aetna
10.81
9.90
10.98
24.96
Par
4.52
16.24
(Low Priced Bonds)
K-l
Investment
Ask
.
24.43
Bonds)
B-3
8.70
3.97
(The)
(Investment
B-l
4.14
33.46
of
Mutual FundCustodian Funds—
Johnston
Inc~l
Bid
9.89
America
Istel Fund Inc.
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc—.—
1
Street
Trust
of
9.39
Ltd-—
Bullock' Fund
Co
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Eroaa
Investment
4.18
Fund
Mut
7.37
8.59
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science Sz Elect'ntes Corp_lc
Canada
6.81
lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
1
Fund Trust
Devel
Par
Funds—
2.04
Inc—1
Fund
Mutual
Associated
Mutual
Ask
1.86
25c
Fund
American
Atomic
Bid
1.25
Inc
American Business Shares
Affiliated
f
Insurance
.
'
Mutual
*
Mutual Funds
..,•••••
v.-'
*
Tenn Gas Trans
5%s
87
Universal Match
5s
1976
123
Westcoast
5%s
1988
97
Trans
160
-
♦No
102
100
a
92
127
98%
May
15,
1959
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Net
par
value
asset
k Admitted
d Ex-rights.
value.
to
listing
Stock Exchange
bBid yield price
t New
on
the New
York
x
stock.
Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
99.600
Volume 188
Number 5793
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1965)
District—Philadelphia-
Third Federal Reserve
1
...
Week Ended November 1
a
Cikol*
u
_
Inc.
1957
1958
week will show
an
increase compared with
Pennsylvauia^-Altoona
*
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
of the country, indicate that for
3.1% above those of the corresponding week last
at
there is
gain for the week ending Friday, of 3.2%.
a
:
the week follows:
"T
^
j,' ;
+
r
'•'•••••
-
- -
Our comparative summary for
..?'■*
'■
.1958
:
New York
1957
-
.
%
.
.+
1,093,327,026
+
-2,377,539
—12.5
2.6
1,242,000,000
4.4
4,506,266
:
4,091.129
-
1,089,000.000
1,006,000.000
+
8.3
Boston
6,111,696
9.7
4,328,573
—17.8
6,554,849
8.5
6,139,078
-19,3441,827
15,610,088
^17,425.836
+10.9
17.867,586
17,519,227
—IQi9
20,779,824
1,105,247,237
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Jersey—Trenton-
1,074-,963,661
2.8
1,311,657,783
+ 29.2
__^r_
(li cities)—
St.
1
Louis
,
„
•
______
cities,
cities,
5.3
+
55,341,600
Total
1.8
439.732,644
522,324.338
—
338,451,732
+
469,957,233
514,255,793
1,406,910,862
cities)
(7
2.0
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Noriolk
3.4
Maryland—Baltimore
3.6
$22,537,063,177 $21,858,129,563
Richmond
today, inasmuch
the week
as
time of going to press.
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
we
decrease
of
week ended
2.5%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $22,526,892,002 against
week in 1957.
a
the New York Reserve District the totals suffer
a
and in the Boston
loss of 8.6%
Reserve District of 0.3%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
gain of 2.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
the totals show
,
,
in the
furnish
we
a
and in the Atlanta
14.2%,
San Francisco Reserve District
r.
'
'
by Federal Reserve Districts:
350,929,870
115,220,342
120,732,211
707,693,144
+12.5
695,909,269
712,104,899
1st
Boston
2nd
New
cities
„12
York
3rd
Cleveland
5th
Richmond
11
St.
11th
—
'+
1,479,312,130
27,709,971
135,236,755
+
+
1.0
26,393,236
123,287,462
26.909,43a
113,173,819
—
0.4
384,600,090
6,945,568
—
7.0
16,167,455
5,744,889
—
8.0
5,695,823
191,806,262'
182,291,749
375,000,QOO
7,321,1373
6,121,203
227,943,879
Louisiana—Now
•
-I'
■
205,355,606
;
-208,867,532
:
14,048,920
13,451,371
548,237.
Dallas
914,069,506
12,186,832,708
11,677,806,797
(10 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
Grand
-
Wayne
—
Outside
*
1,319,881,593
We
now
add
695,909,269
1,180,134,719
+
4.0
1,133,071,388
;
,
+
2.6
1,558,219,096
689,686,538
+
8.3
752,533,498
743,662,829
670,360,179
600,195,278
+ 11.7
598,451,215
597,126,571
638,111,890
+ 14.2
590,945,385
608,240,841
513,106,483
+ 13.8
508,081,477
501,980,684
1,206,954,131
6.4
1,214,293,122
1,211,652,624
+
23,114,861,102
—
10,975,088,121
+
2.5
22,939,875,346
22,017,259,113
4.2
11,182,125,131
city for the
Inc. or
1957
Dec. %
$
$
l,0d9,fS9,7G9
—16.1
2,705.403
—12.3
20,298,273
2,160,180
18.499.G33
'.+.
7.8
8,401,513
13,142,916
83,372,000
11,423,587
8,161,151
4.0
10,782,579
+
0.5
83,286,000
—
4.6
+
8.6
9,654,693
4,438,197
2.6
124,349,279
5.2
—
—
4,530,940
126,989,848
6,713,893
48,069,129
9.7
+ 29.4
15,823,349
+ 17.5
1,838,838
1,441,229
1.060,058,238
8,558,16G
—
+
-
16,439,606
5.6
6.8
10,567,826
7,727,861
6,300,246
+ 22.7
7,196,214
7,883,102
1,556,413,556
1,517,262,094
+' 2.6
1,558,219,096
1,443,555,714
383,600,000
+
3.1
7,87G,400
+
1.6
8,004,934
13,646,919
-
—-
14,453,201
—
11,079,900
—
15,975,443
9,896,223
-
—
(17 cities)—
-
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
Louis—
+
37?'J?2'on?
Louis—
Missouri—St.
t^u'o ao'iw
—
148,942,136
174,022,475
2,704,446
Total
(4 cities)-
7.2
+
4.0
201,895,292
383,200,000
196,577,664
+16.8
164,353,678
161,057,183
—11.5
2,684,528
2,827,962
8.3
752,533,498
743,662,829
—11.8
3,056,640
Ninth Federal Reserve
10,711,231
402,516,566
147,833,163
10,300,010
4,801,758
5,880,636
15,083,202
8-738,64G
Paul.
6.868,532
6,957,164
782,692,646
+ 39.1
2,549,234
789,532,374
—
—
154,411,241
171,630,288
_
10,416,564
13,296,543
4,559,125
7,848,368
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
-
$
s
1.3
0.9
2.949,935
2,939,374
6,851,485
6,786,494
811,244,835
cities)
(7
4,293,927
4,632,990
—
7.3
4,820,717
6,009,889
1,756,785
2,769,882
—36.9
1,954,914
150,944,213
+ 27.6
10,181,044
—
4,565,738
_
5,017,924
0.1
+ 19.3
7,486,160
14,737,872
598,451,215
17,232,700
+ 13.2
670,360,179
—
600,195,273
+11.7
597,126,571
767,552
Omaha
595,684
8,849,361
188,376,634
8,057,837
161,760,200
3fl6B
J
-
_
Missouri—Kansas
St.
s'Sli
473.,094,336
408,447,103
3, <55,145
City
l?'Si
6,243,990
Joseph
Total
Springs
1,392,417
+. 7.8
82.2'!5i
Lincoln
;
,;•> 'i
City-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
760,019,618
Fall River
10,698,670
399,385,332
i- •/
Colorado—Colorado
Lowell
+ 12.0
+ 11.2
19,512,312
Helena
Ka^T0Peka
3,545,155
.
__^
397,084,684
444,774,897
Minneapolis
North
+
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St
689,686,538
746,992,212
-
Hastings
1955
1956
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
^
638,111,890
728,464,716
740,386
+ 28.9
1,283,192
798,944
9,939,243
9.8
9,342,351
+ 16.5
+ 12.9
148,771,687
9.572,337
4.6
27,103,141
159,369,283
8,501,G30
25,172,134
+ 15.8
+
—
375,822,953
385,633,715
8.8
12,977,302
12,554,618
—39.9
5,222,811
4,988,074
+ 14.2
590,945,385
608,240,841
+
2,000,275
:
__
..
4,455,342
_
Springfield
Worcester
13,152,483
41,249,876
22,949,741
23,886.518
40,888,400
New Haven
33,853,500
2,739,476
2,769,857
939,059,181
942,190,956
4
Rhode Island—Providence.-.
4,446,516
16,730,704
1.9
13,228,597
11,602.996
0.7
47,935,748
43,875,327
+
41,548,629
Connecticut—Hartford
4,607,803
17,287,795
+
16,458,176
13,406,247
—
9.2
—13.6
4,080,149
14,213,054
New Bedford
.
1,133,071,388
1,174,193,731
10,063,759
14,762,666
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended November 1
1958
Massachusetts—Boston-
4.0
+
701,690
7,016,715
53,080,423
10,769,708,029
detailed statement showing the figures for each
—
180,232,163
1,443,555,744
Clearings at—
Portland
198,254,047
1,138,481,118
1,173.922,083
Decatur
1,069,159,768
1,517,262,094
week ended November 1 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
12,571,183
0.1
—
15,944,192
20,634,846
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Total
our
7,253,950
47,887,684
712,104,899
11,439,194,168
City
9,402,815
4,122,736
123,072,802
52,532,340
1
Illinois—Quincy
1,416,566,029
22,526,892,002
citiea
108
New York
182,827,673
13,838,950
'
736,404
1,271,156
Rapids—
City
Montana.—Billings
Total
12,375,460
87,105,000
6,879,053
-
Moines
Des
8,557,356
4,475,895
4.9
584,144.250
tt
4.2
v.' *
19,677,350
8,969,452
Haute
Wisconsin-—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
:
119,886,979
Bend
Terre
j*
2,400,728
2,013,658
17,261,460
9,223,585
11,885,602
87,529,000
—
1,218,017,257
1,284,292,627
it
6
10
9.1
—27.4
District—Chicago—
Rapids
Lansing
1,311,657,783
728,464,716
,
1,180,134,719
Arbor
2.8
746,992,212
*i
198,370,240
.
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,556,413,556
9
12th San Francisco
973,314,376
8.6
1.227,868,404
tt
City
0.3
707,693,144
a
7
198,141,090
.
+ 14.8
+
—
164,300,921
$
795,883,145
4
;
-
755,238
1,227,868,404
Orleans
1.3
1955
$
l/o
+ 12.5
—
tt
Louis
Kansas
1,406.910.862
....17
_
9th Minneapolis.
10th
—
1,074,963,661
u
6
_
10
Chicago
8th
1,105,247,237
7
_
Atlanta
7th
942,190.956
12,565,250,078
a
Philadelphia
4th
939,059,181
11,481,255,633
a
9
5.4
—
377,100,000
,
235,814,594
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
Dec.
$
$
7,257,070
7,938,877
349,551,294
6.6
5,284,045
-
Springfield '
1956
Inc. or
1957
1958
'
4,858,280
20,767,000
207.560,453
9.2
.
*
Mobile
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
'•
•
Week Ended November 1—
4,598,288
19,586,155
199,014,313
+ 24.3
+
375,600,000
6,461,125
-
Alabama—Birmingham
Peoria
.
summary
3.6
8.4
+
—
+
:
k
„
Florida—Jacksonville
Rockford
In the following
1,319,881,593-
8,055,413
,,
-
_
Indianapolis
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of
■
1,416,566,029
—
120,920,831
,136,541,553
!
Sioux
"
4.9
12,732,63®
347,419,819
28,082,510
—
Georgia—Atlanta
Indiana—Fort
totals by 2.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 8.3% and the Minneapolis Reserve
of 6.4%.
424,387,901
128,936,669
.!
a
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its
and
470,967,675
795,883,145
Nashville
South
in the Dallas Reserve District of 13.8%
8.6
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
decline of 4.9%, but
a
in the Richmond Reserve District the totals register a gain of 12.5%
District by 11.7%.
54,769,909
12,583,203
7,623,488
Tennessee—Knoxvillo
Total
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
Reserve District of 4.0%.
53,291,800
11,7G4,231
12,593,118
379,312,069
(6 cities)—
clearings
We group the cities according to the
decrease of 8.7%.
3.4
$23,114,861,102 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of 4.2%, the bank
center showing
10,654,43,%
269,361,939
535,391,529
3.0
—
19,924,854
1
a
:
+ 14,0
r—
206,603,699
1
Augusta
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the
18,259,000
256,813,333
Carolina—Charleston-—
3.1
+
—
'____
::
Macon
was
575,307,295
—
4,768,528
4,938,586
District of Columbia—Washington--
We cannot furnish them
there
10,739,290
281,902;615
5.6
1,479,312,130
L.¬
1,058,811,787
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
that week
17,955;98flP
"
1.218,017,25?-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richm
West
3.5
ends Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
For
-*
0.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
In the elaborate detailed
0.8
13,094,008
—
4,233,247,148
1,021,297,209
issue of next week.
+
10,382,024
12,696.967
l.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
6th
-
—
57,316,700'
11.837,466
..l—r—--
—
$21,515,765,878 $20,799,317,776
five days—___.
Total all cities for week
i
5,140,210
-4,114,3-14
6,378,271
16,629,471
3.2
4,285,189,295
days
Total all cities,
592,506,454
Manslield
Youngstown
South
'
/
+
278,750,917
559;226,63T
___.
4.0
All cities, one day
at this
:
13.006.234
281.B4O.809
__
$17,230,576,583 $16,564,070,628
five daysfive
..+
655.325,190
345,121,5*5
_1__.
Baltimore
Other
346,100,000
675,992,000
16,809,950
;
Columbus
4-18.2
431,778,677
___
.
Ten
+
387,764,615
518,183,862
.
Cleveland-
same
—
Fturtfr federal Resvrre District-^
Cleveland
6.6
755,645,023
458,235,887
364,300,000
.
Pittsburgh
4,587,002
.
1,153,000.000
4,462,781
6,347,367
4,208,902
5,999,703
____________
Cincinnati
805,580,322
_____
San Francisco
Nov. 1.
—
3,558,513
-
Total
41279,052
6,703,056
—
—
2,298,109
4,097,828
3.1
Wilkes-Barre
York
2,124,461
'
+
+
-
1,326,630
1
i,898,714
+ 13.0
1,845,127
3,922,564
1,040.000.000
—.___—
$
2,276,818
1,009,000,000
Ohio—Canton
6.7
Kansas City
we are
'
4,022,980
—;
1955
;
$
1,535,400
3.2
1,167,064,103-
Philadelphia
our
1956
:
%
\ Dec.
+ 11.2
2,084,207
v
_________________
Scran ton
')
-
$11,375,320,221 $11,019,400,060
-------
:
Chicago
in
■
Philadelphia
Reading
~
f~.;.
•.
-
1,599,198
,,
.
CLEARtltGS-RETUtNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended November 8—
-
T
At this center
-
______
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
year;
$22,537,063,177 against $21,858,129,563 for the same week in 1957.
..
'
Chester
the week ended Saturday, Nov. 8, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
:
1,778,332
2,080,402
Bethlehem
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
;-•■„'/$
"
Pre¬
a year ago.
or
'
•
Bank clearings this
45 8
—
3.9
25,167,258
23,246,469
+ 20.8
34,503,300
34,237,000
1.1
2,761,989
(9 cities)
-
Eleventh Federal Reserve
-
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
-
10,685,761
10,454,603
tSnas
510,880,815
Srt Wrth:::::—40,497,994
Salveston
441.148,819
5,320,000
37,031,884
7,833,000
7,407,545
6,260,494
2,174,844
—
-__
Falls
Wirhita
-
-
—32.1
7,803,000
+18.3
6,200,768
15,475,084
9,889,555
426,520,452
36,988,156
6,957,000
6,795,597
14,829,924
508,081,477 '
501,980,684
2.2
8,458,028
+ 15.8
430,825,015
9.4
39,319,582
—
+
9,583,293
10,146,525
5.5
584,144,250
513,106,483
+ 13.8
—
Louisiana—Shreveport
"
New Hampshire—Manchester-
•
—
—
Total
Total
(12
cities)
—
—_
—
0.3
(6 cities)
-
914,069,506
973,314,376
Twelfth Federal Reserve
District—San Francisco—
J
:
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New
York—Albany
29,642,934
30,323,300
—
,
+
2.3
23,526,054
24,123,667
4,640,310
(a)
(a)
(a)
Binghamton
223,507,122
Yakima
I
Oregon—Portland
194,749,500
6,333,697
Washington—Seattle
6,071,038
181,226,926
201,091,174
-
89,528,863
104,814,300
Utah—Salt Lake City
188,009,703
185,309,364
4.3
5,499,014
+ 11.0
186,401,257
+ 17.1
83,667,168
6,119,917
186,329,669
90,277,474
22,746,135
16,941,320
661,888,228
+ 14.8
+
25,498,492
—
134,932,274
+
3.7
143,055,872
2,730,121
—
5.6
2,790,997
3,042.528
3,348,752
3,142,415
+
6.6
3.457.048
2,836,632
11,087,697,834
12,139,772,981
8.7
11,757.750,215
11,247,551,084
136,664,128
141,776,652
Buffalo...——
17,081:105
'
2,577,966
Ehnira
1*
Jamestown
New York
_
Rochester
39,065,653
—
Syracuse—
-
Connecticut—Stamford
•7
39,814.357
26,328,551
27,564,719
(ft)
—
—
—
1.9
41,091,812
41,208,527
4.5
26,117,461
23,365,659
33,000,000
8.2
77,866,890
81,135,973
+
4.0
77,578,746
12,186,832,708
11,677,806,797
4.2
14,153,748
1.1
665,952,892
+
san
Barbara
Jersey—Newark-
32,680,764
Northern New Jersey—
Total
(9
cities)
69,011,167
75,210,898
81,125,758
78,026,761
11,481,255,633
12,565,250,078
—
Grand
14,018,890
+
5.7
1,284,292,627
1,206,954,131
+
6.4
1,214,293; 122
1,211,652,624
22,526,892,002
23,114,861,102
2.5
22,939,875,346
22,017^59,113
—
4.2
11,182,125,131
10,769,708,029
-
(10 cities)
total
(108
cities)
Outside New York City
•
a) Clearings
22,982,580
6,759,065
14 018 890
—
New
6,505,044
+ 15.9
if'SS'S?
14,824,395
—-
Stockton
Total
23,841,425
+ 27.2
Jose——::::—::::"™"
Santa
84,056,034
8.6
6.5
—
.
14,764,379
31,511,722
—
SSiS
•
-
11,439,194,168
operations discontinued.
10,975,088,121
* Estimated.
.
+
12,298,842
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1966)
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Jacksonville
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
OCTOBER
RESERVE
FEDERAL
31,
1958
NOVEMBER
TO
TO
BANK
Piedmont
TARIFF
1930
OF
ACT
&
Northern
Power
sink.
Co.—
fd.
Noon Buying Rate for
Transfers
Cable
in
New
York
in
(Value
United. States
™X__~x___,;
Steinberg's Properties Ltd.— • ■
Money) v/*
1st mtge. 5%
Texas
Friday
-;:
:
■
•
.•'•
-
■
-
Oct. 31
•
>
Argentina, peso—
Nov. 3
Free
.0134650
India,
Nov. 5
2.236802 V ."
.0386356*
: v
:
V
,
.210470
.::2i047o
.
;
.210482 \
* .00311807*
■X
'
,700311807*
■*'
60-cent
.00238125
•
.238925
EXCHANGE
.210301.,
2.806875
.
; X
.238950
.210298+X
2.807187
CLOSED
'
7
,
.210306
'
:.
due-Dec.:. 1,
.00277912*
:
.00277912*
"; '
1
Malaysia, Malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
.327930
.0800560*
.265100
.00277912*
.0800500*
Netherlands, guilder
Minnesota
Peoria
.265125
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, (ftscudo
"V
'.00277912*
;
2.778155
.328318
EI.ECTION
DAY
.265137
2.779084
.146080*
.496950*
'
y/'r,
v":.-
.0349000*
1
.XXxXDec;
__Jari
.0238095*
Mining
lffC9
2
v
.0238095*
.193283*
.232650
'.."'Date'.' '
series
Industries,
lite., 5%
Woodall
A
Co.—
bonds
A
"
;
v.
.
due
1864
12
T;Xl959:X*%"??i/.X
Deo.
cumul. cOnv. pfd. stock—Dec'Xl
'-te'-rXfiii-.-X:
>*
•
1719
Xy 1659
;vfc.'4
•Announcement in this isSue.'T
'•m-V
-■X.0349000*;-'
;
'
.y
.
:
&•
•
.232741
.0238095*
X
.193283*
2.795454
".193283*
;
.232812
.232925
2.796388
2.796699
2.806875
2.807187
-
(Continued from" page 12)
2.795765
-
•.'
2.805937
;
2.806250
^
Vj»;.
juy
X
; P&t
:
Name of Company
"7
,
-i'
Northwfe8fe Buncorporation, common (quar.)
4.50% convertible preferred (quar.)y_—
•
Holders
When
Share
Payable of Kec.
i?
75c
$1.12+8
-
'11- 7
n+-i
i;
1-2-
7
12-1
11-15
12-74
■;.
$6f million, Treasury; notes
certificates of indebtedness
il-lS'
/11-15
11-1(1
$11 million, and U. S. Government bonds by $48 million.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Demand
New York
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
■
Nov.
ASSETS—.
notes
account
of
'
—
502,469
+
•
53,436
6,332
-
13,115
124,202
186,256
+
249
35,162
+
2,004
U. B. Government securities:
Bought', eutrfght^-i''
Certificates
-Jkli Wat-Mi
*»
^
+
««, M, 4*
Notes
bought diitHght—
+
+
10,000
317,979
—
premises
securities
+
50,500
+
25,518,972
26,056,941
+
95,800
4,822,311
:
93,187
assets
+
272,506
+
■
U. S.
bank
.—
123
+
231,728
10,308
;.+
reserves—:
+
18,281,384
acct
193,550
144,796
+
—
189,681
—
19,259
,+
432,914
224,203
—
348,683
+•
33.1,885
.
5,702
19,106,196
+
+
22,601
628,915
442,243
146
,+
371
+
4,979
357,502
accounts
acct3.
gold
Certificate
serve
to deposit and F.
note liabilities combined
liability
on
purchased
2,
change
—
9,547
35,759
re¬
+'■
.1%
—
'
Cash
1,770
indebtedness—
of
3,999
:
592
73,490
after elimination
+
3,079
23
in
:
with
*. 9,494
—
1,472
banks
Sec.
13b
+
+ 1.10H
18
domestic
banks—
following principal changes
ended Oct. 29:
.+
112
-r.
552
+
33
—
+
21
+
deposits
1—
adjusted
57,283
Government
+ 580
deposits except tT. S. Government—" 28,2^3
U.
$27,543,000
for
the
!
deposits—
demand
Domestic
+
2,134
Pacific
+1,478
,
: 3
+
■'
.1
—279
From
and
in thtr St. Lduis
10,993
—„
—241
1,487
and $11
million
in
New
fSteafted $51 million in Chicago;
York
there
Philadelphia
City, and
de-
was a net
increase
ill repotting member
banks. Changes
•eeerdteg to industry appear in
another press
release-.
P&i* wiw toam increased
$20 miUion.
all categories of U. S.
Government seciiri-
Qks decreased:
banks
224
.
-
227
—
—480
933
—
others™
of
loans
individual
banks
to
loan
Treasury bills by $96 million,
Treasury
,
:
.
11-14
"11-14
items
and
are
after
shown
—143
deduction
of
4.80%
•+
.
valuation
46
Pacific
Mills
Pall
.
1961 and 1962——
—Nov
s.
due Feb.
1, 1970
Nov
Manufacturing Co.—
15-year 6%
Direct
;
r;
r
x
.
obligation
•
-
conv.
*
Date
*
1610
'
15
~
■
Dec
secured pipe
.
10-24
(quar.)
28V&C
11-15
10-24
(quar.)
3i v4c-
(quar.)
30c11-15
27J,4C
5;
—X
11-15
15c
Corp.—
11-15
,
,
82V2C
12-
$1.40
$1.75-
Line,
11-14
12-31
1-15
11-14
10-«31
11-14
10-24
11-28
12-15
———
$1
1-
5c
(quar.)-—xx—
(quar.)
1
11-14
2V2C
(quar.)
Crnp.,
S5 pfd.
50c
11-
7
11*28
12-15
10-31
.
12-
1
11-14
12-1
$1.25
(quar.)_
1P26
12-3t
15c
20c
"
45c
Corp.
11-14.
12-19
+50c
'
Co., common
1
(quar.)
com.
10-20
11-10
•_
12-30
$1.50
Ltd."(interim!
10-24
12- 1,
10c
—
11-15
"'
8%c
11-15
10-31
.11-19
8+2C_
11+ 5
415c
(quar.r__—x-xxx
11-26
"10c
1-
31V4e
,
5
12-1
30c
11-14
it
12-
11-14
11-15
5c
—
12- 1
12-
1
11-16
I62+2C
—
12-
1.
Pipe Line, Ltd.—•
preferred
1st
Tool
(quar.)
Industries
Ltd.,
Fruit
Co.,
common
dividend
preferred
11-15
22+aC
1_
(quar.)
11-15
11-
t45c
(quar.)__
common
11-17
10-15
-12-15
lb-20
S^ic
(quar.)
:—
3
12-15
11-20
57+20
12-1
11-20
I—58+2C
12-1
11-26
12-
1
11-10
12-
2%
preferred
(quar.)-
1
.
....
debs, due Dec. 15; 1971
y
Dec
line bonds, due November 1977—Nov
.
-•-
1043
v.
preferred-C
—:—
(quar.)
4.50%
SI.10
92+2C
$1.17%
-
$1.12+3
1
11*10
12-1
$1.01
-
preferred F (quar.)_X
4.60% preferred G (quar,)_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24%
s
'
*
11-10
1
11+10
-12-
-12-1
$1.15
(quar.)
'
11-10
1
11*10
' $1.06
12- 1
.11-14
$1.16
pfd.
12-1
12-
*
4.64%
preferred (quar.>„
4.25% preferred- (quat.)
..Pennsylvania RR.:'(irregular)
.X
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co.
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co.
15
1717
Common
24
1433
Common
voting (quar.)
non-voting-
11-14
1
11-14
25c
12-8
11- 3
55c
11-17
10-27
$1.06+4
<
quar.)
-
12-
(Me.>—
25c
25c
■
*
10-24.
11-15
60C
4.05% preferred D (quar.)-X
4.70% preferred' E (quar.)
-
'."•
24
;'
-
10-24
11-15
-11-15
10-24
10-24
Parchmeiit Paper (quar.)—
Consolidated. Gold Dredging, Ltd
3.70%
r
14
Flrestone Tire & Rubber Co. 4+2% cumul.
pfd. stock—'—Nov 15
Home Oil Co.,.Ltd.—
5%% secufed cohv.
11-15
10-24
,11-15
31+40
r3l%c
"
(quar.)—1
Pipe
preferred
,12-1
11-15
11-15
(quar.)X
Pennsylvania Electric Co'.—
4.40% preferred' B (quar.T
■-
Pag*
:
Noy
J
60c
37+aC
—-jzj - -
(quar.)
4.60%
-
———Nov
Coleman Engineering Co., Inc.—
6% conv. debentures due 1970—1
.'—J
Drugs, Inc. (Kansas City)—
preference i/quar. )__*____X_'XX_X_^.—x
Penman's,
■
6%%
conv.
Sheraton
Pendleton
Fenn
'
preferred stock
11*14
pfd.
pfd.
1st
Stores,
preferred
Pembina
.
notes
cumul.
11-14
1
34%c
preferred (quar.)
Pearl Brewing (quan)I—
,
serial
City Stores Co. 4*/4%
11-13
1
;—x
5%
*
15
11-24
12-
.
subordinated convertible debs, due 1968—Nov
Belleville, Inc. (111.)—
11-14
12-
(quar.)
"Peabody Coal Co.,' common
--
'
Brunner
35c
Pa to
•
1
\
';
9
11 17
~
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
12-
1
15c
—____
(quar.)—.—
4.68%
1
1
12 15
12-
22+2C
Parkview
-
Pag*
19
Dec.
f. debs,
1-
11-12"
X$0.328125
—„
(quar.)_^
(quar.)i_-_
Eastern
Stock
subord.
tquar.)!
„Paterson
Textron, Inc.—
15-yr. 5%
11-14
11-10
it- 5
1%
(quar.)
Pipeline
Parkersburg-Aetna
5%
1,
1
1
pfd.
Extra
Date
D. T. M. Corp. common stock
12-
12-
11-25
$1
dividend/^
—
5%
NOTICE OF TENDER
:
11-14
20c
(quar';)_____l
.(quar;)
Service
Park
for
<
Company and Issue—
11-14
12-1
90c
(increased)
~'
American World Airways, Inc
Pan
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Airline Foods Corp.—
5% s. f. debs, due Feb.
12-10
"12-10
62+^c
preferred
Paul
last date for mak¬
or
10-24-
40c
Corp.
4%
The date indicates the redemption
11-20
*45c
—
Outdoor
Panhandle
called
12-22
SI.10
—
Advertising Co.__„
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
list of corporate
stock
12 -22
1-1-59
30c
~(quar.)
Park Chemical
a
1-1-59
$1
.
Co.—
Corp.
preferred
preferred
$5.60
Notices
common
12-22
$1.19
(quar.)!
1st
redeemable
Northwest
Pacific
gross.
bonds, notes,
redemption,
including those called under; sinking fund provisions.
and
10-15
1-1-59
$1.17
(quar.)_—_1_1
redeemable-Xlst
Pacific
re¬
'
Electric
&
preferred
Lighting
365
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
10*1$
r
>
1
,
10-31
-
.
t25c
—_—
; Insurance
redeemable
4.36%
;6%
Catholic Diocese of
of $9 hulltoft kt
Reserve
X
million in the
.
.
4>relefifed • (q'uar.)_:
1st preferred (quar.)x
5lMo
839
+
7
—
10-31
1
t$1.75
1st
Pacific
week
industrial loans increased $17
million
District, $12
v
—X
s-a)
(stock
redeemable pfd. A
redeemable 1st pfd.
$3.30
serves;
million in demand
deposits adjusted.
Commercial
Gas
4Vb%
banks—
10^31
12-
(quar.)—_—™—„——$1.25
Finance
1st
5%
274
+
5%
5%
4,259
deposits-
banks——
From Federal
on
Government securities, $279 million in
U. S. Gov¬
ernment
deposits, and $241 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of $580
Co., Ltd.—
(reduced
11-15
11-15
t$3
first-preferred (quar. )_„:—
5+4%
*
S
10-31
6I+2C
——
Pacific Far East Lines, common
92
Pacific
Time
11-14
'• '■
•
59+aC
(s-a)_
common
Pacific Employers
•
2
6%
Decreases of $222 million in
holdings of
S.
P»per,
$5 preference
; 12-15
7' 11-15
-
preferred (quar.)
Oxiord
H--1
+ 1,556
1
—450
2,436
—
~4%
2,320
1,051
115
surplus of
*
Marine Corp.
(quar.)_
y"
Owens-Illinois Glass, common (quaf.)—u
+ 2.399
11
—
12,815
vault
.
of
61 ic
:
3
11*17
-
-
-
.
11-
37Vac
Outboard
614
48
—
—
'+
LIABILITIES—
7,867
1,019
Inc.—"
common
(quar.)„
4.44% preferred (qukr.-)4—
3.60%! preferred -(quar.)
+ 6,441
96
67
—
19,112
i.—-
Reserve
—
6,751
—
u---
Federal
—222
31,632
L..
banks
Balances
foreign
Thsfif fcondfticm statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the federal Reserve
System in leading cities
District,
29'
OrpheUm Building
Otter Tail Power,7
134
+
.3,7%
Condifioii Statement of Member Banks
u.
+
+
—
Common
1958.
the
11,388
securities—total
—
v/ith
preferred
shows
10
29
R.
43.5%
-12-10
preferred D (quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. (quar.)__x_———2i__
+
1
12-1
40c
—J_
1
10-15
..
11-2$
$1.14
Line,
5
12^
~
2
t$1.75
4%
+
112-
:
X_—±
—,
5 ;
+35c
(quar. )^
(quar.)
1:
preferred
(quar.I——^
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4.65% preferred-A (quar.)
4.75% preferred B (quar.)—
17,946
14,686
accept¬
for
Steel Products
11-14
(quar.)__
Common
154
+
1,240
L'
to
16,266
+
*7% "pfd.
preferred
7%
834
—1,573
9,350
•
bonds
Reserves
t34,059
—
+
correspondents
Sept.
160
51,964,228
Industrial loan commitments
tNet
Ontario
+ 7,163
—
1,641
—
carrying
or
-
(quar.)——
Quebec Ry.
&
12-
.",12-15
t25c
(quar.)——'
4.56%
preferred
4.92%
pur¬
securities
-
Loans
3,380
203,503
6apital
of
•
13
securities
^Exclusive
liabs. '&
ances
+
809,195
Contingent
9
-
S.
Foreign
.
capital
29,731
loans—ii..
purchasing
loans
..*
12-12
_
25c
Co;
Ontario
Borrowings—
Capita! ffaid ift
Total
84
,
.
Government
S.
U.
81,611
169,065
156
for
Co.,
.
$1.39
—
53,409
—
309,028
4,381,532
50,594,028
Ratid
1957
(In millions of dollars)
•
dealers
Edison
*
.
Africa
(quar.)_
approval Dec. 2)
1
4%% : preferred ' (quar.)
Oct. 30,
1958
52,780
and
bills
certificates
Treasury notes-—
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Other
mem¬
Oct. 22,
606
Treasury
Treasury
Interbank
Surplus
for
estate
Demand
Tbtttf depdslte
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs. 6k accrued divids.
29,
1958
Other loans
U.
35,759
+
14,694
299,377
Other
.
Real
958
+
loans
securities
3
12,182
14,686
27,083,699
Treasurer—genl.
Oct.
'
carrying
or
South
(quar.)_
Oklahoma Mississippi Products
Quarterly yyl
;
Decrease (—) Since
•
—x—
brokers
to
Other
1,781,499
+
166,502
—
+,
Loans
of
Oklahoma Natural Gas; common (quar.)—__
4-3 stock split (subject to stockholders
adjusted!:——93,906
industrial
Co.
Ohio Oil
loans.
Other
Foreign
f
,
t„ ,
»t
-m't
investments
and
Agricultural
sat
+
.
Member
ASSETS—•
„
Loans
Union
^
Mfg.
Ohio
.
Loans adjusted!:
1,949,237
+
51,964,228
notes
Deposits:;
decreased
of assets and liabilities of reporting
Commercial- and
LIABILITIES—•
Federal Reserve
others
from
decreased
x.
v
chasing
146,300
+
•
222,462
——
Banks
the
,
Ogilvle FloUr.'Mills, Ltd.
;
Increased quar; ,_E
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd.,"
Increase ( +) or
2,090,837
141,600
•—
15
assets
Total
borrowings
ber banks follows:
«dr
-
Bank
and
A summary
~4 1,573,679
95,800
Total loans And securities^
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
Other
million
$143 million.
825,137
.
25,423,172
Held under l-epurohase agree't
Total U. S. Gov't,
Federal Reserve
from
18,767
-■
Total
$480
of
funds.)■.
Oak
Borrowings
(Union
of
South''
of 6.45% will be
tax
Subject to change in the rate of
exchange
District, and $31 million in the Minne¬
apolis District.
,
nonresidents
*
deducted.
■
2,483,771
„
50,500
+
Africa
$62 million in the San Francisco District, $44 million in
the Philadelphia
.
1,422,110
21,507,291
10,000
O'okiep. Ctiffijer, •» Ltd.
proximate
amount)
City, $136 million in the Chicago District,
■
Bills
Bonds
•1,941,633
338
Aoobptatices—bought outright—
'
42,867
25,000
65,263
—.
367,942
a
advances
industrial loans
*
—1,984,500
+
:—
20,080,189
321,181
t..
25,000
__
887,297
reserves
6ther banks
and
Nov. 6,
1957
1958-
19,192,892
F. R. notes
Other cash
DlsooUnts
Oct. 29,
5,
1958
^merlcanXshaVes,^
increased $260 million 1ft
deposits adjusted
(In thousands of dollars)
R.
»
*'
.'-.V-'f-"-
,
,
™X____,__Dec
X____Dec «rl-
'V<r.,'
-
,
-/t.
Northwestern Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
T6tal gold certificate
+.
948
X
x
F.
Pag*
-
__Nov: 25 L\
sioeic___X_
1
mortgage
extended)-
.
pound
Rfegdorti, potmd sterling™-
Redemption fund for
:
'
Stock™,
-Manufacturing
1st
(as
X
■>
•Nominal.
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'»
•..496950*
.0349000*
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i
•
'
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'
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc_x
nr
' ■'■5*
-
.
.140080*
7
.496950*
1367
_____Dec /"1
-
-,0800560*
2.778465
.140060*
,
'
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+
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-
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v
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■
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"
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cumulative "preferred
r
X
r
2.806250
/
j"en___
1
™^_Jan
■
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■
.00238125
.238912
.210271
2.805937
_Dec
.v^:; x-v
1 V 1719
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■
*
"
Canada Cement' CmyLtd1.—. .?.•• *•*."& .-"X r"•' XX?.— ;
> .4%
debentures due
1, 1959-61_X.xX_~xX ...x;.ilxixxNov?28 I;
Family Finance Corp. 4+2^% 'pfd. stock, series Aand B J*n~ 2 ?!*-_
Glen-Gery Shale'Brick Corp. 6% lint pfd. stcck______Dec+.i "...
Knudsen Creamery' Co^of eaittornia—
*
.
••
-
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;
,
1:030781
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1966—.1™
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COi.2% %• debentures due June 1, 1971X.
States Printing
& Lithograph Co.—
cumul. preference stock
X_._™
.0555555*
"
\
United
Nov. 6
"
.0555555*
2.236553
1.031875
rupee__
United
Thursday
bonds,
-j
-
$
X
.0137882
.0200500
—
Ireland, pound
Japan,
V
.038535G*
*
Nov. 4
.0555555*
2.235800
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
*
Canada, ddttar
;
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
I
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
i
Wednesday
$
.0555555*
pound
Tuesday
$
Official
Australia,
Monday
\
"• .■'■•-xr"1 *•
•
bonds,
(as extended)
Country and Monetary Unit
-
mortgage
Shinyet.su Electric
1st mtge. 6'/2%
INCLUSIVE
1958,
6,
UNDER
"
,
Ry.—
3V4 %" bonds, ude Dec. l,
Puebla Tramway, Light & Power Co.—
5%
prior lien bonds, due 1961
1st
TREASURY
Dat#
Co.—
3%%
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1977-—Dec1
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—-r X"
6+4%• 1st mtge.*' pipe.lipexbonds due 1977X__x_____
Dec: 15
record for the week just passed.
a
Terminal
1st mtge.
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
Monday, November 10, 1958
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Volume 188
Number 5793... T/19 Commercial and financial Chronicle
Per
Name oj. Company.
•
.
••
15c
12-1
11-15
11-
25c
•,12-1
„
$1.75
Ruppert
(quar.i
pfd.
12-
1
11-14
Ryan
11-19
Ryder
12-20
12-
■'>
Common
Steel Products
3*fcieway
7
11-
1
II-
1
11-
I
7
12-
4%
7
12-
7
1
11-29
12-
1
1
11-15
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1-15-59
11-18
12-1
11-18
$1.25
>
r__
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payment omitted
at
this
•12-
1-2-59 i
11- 7
5.%
$1.75 :
Co.
(-quar.)
,i
-
America
Electric
Power
Gardner
1958
Ca
Co.
Co.
4,84%
11-15
10-31
Sobering Corp.,
5%
preferred
•
12-24;^-
12-
8;;
12-24
12-
8
12-24
12-
8-
12-
1
25c
'
11-15
preferred,
11-14
p-
%
45c ' 12- 1-
*k'-'
Co.
61c
25c
IT-
U-21,
10*21
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-
-
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(G.
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&
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£
12-10
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12-
;
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11-14
4%.
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12-
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50c
,12-1
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9 k
,
Skelly, Oil Co.
11-20
12-16
12-
ll-15.k
12-19„
■vk
:■
Year-end.
Smith
12f
2
Mobil Oil
Sonotone Corp.,
'
$1.25
preferred
11-25
40c
11-10
12.12-
Vac.:
3%,-,
$1
•
$i
,
•
.
Canada
'
J
12-15
Common
5%
10-28
lo
approval; of
stockholders
Dec.
12.
American shares (final)
12-31
.043
(approx; amount)
Dec,
ers
Rebbins
«fe
11)
12c
.
„
(quar.)
.
$1.50 particii>ating preferred (quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4%
12-23
4.KH0
preferred series J
$1.02%.:
Rochester Transit Corp-
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standar<t Corp.
Robi»:&
Haas Co.,
Stock
Class
Paper,
B
Ltd..
(quar.)
Rolls Royce,. Ltd.—
Ordinary
k
--
;
class
6
——
12-
5
12- 5
thiterim)
•
;
from investment
Southwestern
3.70%
415%
■
preferred
12-
5
12-
5
1-1
12* $
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$115
1-1
12- 5
II-25
11-
3
15c
11-25
11-
3
1
$1.25
12-
$1.25
11-15
12-
$1
1
11-30
10c
1
11-14
11-14
$1
1
-,.12-29
11-
7
11-21
11-
1
11-15
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11-15
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12-
I20c.^ 12-
7
•
5%
12-16
11- 3
•
12-
1
(quar.)__
*
11-15
1
(quar.)__k_kkkk:
(quar.
12-10
11-10
20c
12-10
11*10
12-
25c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
preferred
.
12-
1
11-
2
$15c
1-
2
11-28
-
,
12-12
11-26
12-15
12-
$15c
12-15
11-14
75c
12-15
U-15.
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—_________—___
5.85%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i
6.70%
Common
55c
12-12
12-15
12-
30c
11-20
5
11-14
11-28
Natural
10-30
Thiokol
10-30
Thompson (John R.)
Co.. (increased
Tlirlftlinart, Inc., class A (quar.)_
Chemical- Corp.
60c
12-12
12-
1
12-12
12-
1
12-10
11-21
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Tobin Packing Co.
11-20
Tokheim
4
preferred
10-31
12-16
11-18
12-31
12-
3
12-31
12- 3
11-28
11-14
Corp.
11-20
u-14
11-21
U*4
12-15
12* I
12-
Ur 14
4.25%
35c
(quar.)
—_
4.56%
Acceptance
U- 5
11-5
Travelers Insurance
U-30
$62 %c
U-15
10-20
12-6
11-10
12-12
11-28
7c
11- 5
(Conn.)
Conduit
& Cable Co.
Extra
(Del.)
!
12-15
U-14
Trust Co. of New Jersey (Jersey
U-14
Tucson
10c
12-26
12-12
1
12-19
10-31
11-15
10-30
12-15
12-
11-14
10-31
9
12-31
•
11-14
11-
11-14
10-31
5
11-21
12*19
12-10.
U- 7
11* 7
12-10
11-14
12-Rb
U-14
11-25
U-14
25c
12-15
1-
1
25ft
Ur20
U-10
10c
11-14
19-34
38C
12-19
11-25
35c
12- 2
11-12
62% c
12*2
U-12
12-
11-16
5c
(quar.)
:
70c
U-15
32e
(quar.)
—m—»--**-»*,—
Inc.
12-
U?15
.
12-26
25c
(quar.)rw__
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
25c
50c
20c
10c
Triangle
U-14
11*14
12-1 k
$25c,
Corp.,
Co.
U-14
12-rX
,
*
11-
5
12-1
$1.06%,
$1.06V«.
$1.14
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Elevators, Ltd. (quar.)_:
Toronto
I,
.)
(quar.)
11-30
City) (extra)
Electric Light & Power Cinpr.)
Stock dividend (2-1 stock split.
Subject to
Gas,
1*23
stockholders' approval Dec. 10)__^
Tung-Sol Electric, common, (quar.)—
5%
preferred (1957 series)
1
1- 9
3
45c
1-
37c
12-
1
U-14
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
preference (quar.)—
Carbide Corp. (quar.)
Union Electric Co.—
Union
1
1-29
Union
2-
1
1-20
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
1
1-20
30c
11-10
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
Oil
Co.
92 VaC,
:
12-15
60c
12-
1
12-
1
11-28
11-10
-
Tank
Air
Stock
Car Co.
Lines,
(quar.)___
(quar.)
—
7
12-10
20C
12-31
11-13
2
11-13
$1.12%
30C
1-
12-15
12-
1
40c
12%c
Inc.
3%
dividend
12*
1
.
10-20
19*20
1910
11-10
12*15
U-14
12-15
(s-a)____-
11-14
11*26.
U-44
11-26
,U-M.
30©
l»roducts
12%*,
12%c
Aircraft
United
lfr-%
11-13
U-29
Biscuit Co. of America—
United
Common
$4.50
(reduced)
preferred
1« 8
$L12%
(quar.),
136C
United
Class
Corporations, class
B
(increased)
A
(qugr.).
•
11-10
11-
20c
U-15
11-10
California
of
U-15
87 %C
25c
(quar.)
11-10
$1.05
(quar.)
U-15
19-28
10-20
1-20
1
25c
—
preferred
United
2-
2-
10-31
llrl5-
$1
preferred
(quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3,70 preferred (quar.)
$1.10
2-
12- 1
$1.12%
$4.50
$3.50
1
90e
Union
$1.15
36c
(quar.)
$30c
6%
'
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11-20
1
12-1
;Ur39v
10c
U-30.
33c
(quar.)_
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Eperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
Spokane Internatioal RR.
—
11-30
10-21
27 %C
(quar,)
12-
30c,
32 %C
10-31
as
sn
12-15
k11-14
30c
I
11-19
,
12- 3-.
30c
quar.)______
(N. Y.) (inc.)
29% c
11-25
27 %c
"
preferred
(quar.)
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common
4.20% preferred
(quar.)
preferred
.
(Extra)—___—
preferred
4Vv%
$1.18%
1
Southwestern States Telephone com.
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
$4.59
u"
11-18
25C
class A
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.-> (quar.)—:
Trans Continental Industries,—
Stock dividend (7 shs. of Highway. Trailer
Industries for each 19 shs, held)*™.**,-
97 Vac
(quar.)
———
(quar.)
1,
,11*7,
Toledo Edison Co.—
12-10
7c
92 Vac
com.
preferred
4.49%
'
U* T
1V14
35c
(Increased
11-20
11* t
1
12-
25c,
quar.)
7
U* 7
5%'"
(quar.)—k_.
12-10
11-
12-15
30c
7%?
(stock dividend)—
%
.11*7
1
12-
$1.67
»-
12-10
1
Gas. Pipeline—
Industries, common (quar.)_
Texas Pacific. Coal & Oil ("quar.—
Thatcher Glass Mfg. (quar.)—
B
11*7
11* t
12- 1
$1*49;.'
Texas
Class
5
11-
1
-12-
$1.43%
$1.46%
_____—^____
,
12-1
$1.37%.
*
______
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
1212-
$1.25,
$1.33%
14-
12- 5
1,
,12-1.
12-1
$1.18%
5
12*. 5
12- 4
12- 5
1-1
12-
35c
'
45c
-
,
$1.12%
Texas-Jllinols
,
1— 1
4.50%-• preferred' (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)k__k._k—k___k_l—.
5.75%
-
12-
$1.29
5.80%
6
1
.1^ 1
(quar.).—
com.
5
l2- 5
$1.31%.
,—_
Eastern Transmission,
5.50%
11-28
11-
112*
1->X
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
-
$1.27 Va
$1.28
5.35%
7
1-
-
.
Va
*•
—.—_
7
II-15
$1.22
(quar.)_
preferred
Texas
11- 7
7 VaC
$1.16%
.k
5.16%
11-14
61c
$1.16,
.
preferred
preferred
5%.
preferred
(quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)__
5.12%
preferred (quar.)__—
10-15
1
preferred
4.65%
4.90%
11- 7
12-
15c
$30c
4.64%
11-15
10-31
U-14
35c
(quar.)
4.36%
U-14
U-21
$1.12%
-
12-19
10-31
Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.75%
1;
12-16.
(quar.).
$1.06 %
preferred
12-
35c
preferred
16c
preferred
preferred
4.69%
$5c
1
from
_.—
4.40%
11-14
10-38
1-
$1.03%
Service.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
11-14
11-14'
.12-10
12-
11-14
,
$1.06 Ya
$1.25
(quar.)—
income plus 25c
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred.
U-14
*
$12V2C
(quar.).:
$1.50
...
'
•
-
(s-a)—
(quar.)—
—
Quarterly
10-28
1
-
k—
(quar.)
l
12- 1
12- I
,50e*,.. 122%
*,
——
A
—
$1.44
-
dividend '—
1
12-
1-2-59
10c
50c
;Vr
(quar.)i
common
!
—
(quar.)
tJ4%! preferred A (quar.)
Rolland
$2
(s-a)
1
12-
$1.18%.:
$102%.4
$1.23.%—
(quar.)—
Rochester & Genesee Valley RR.
•
50c.12-15
12-
4.95preferred series K (quar.)
.
,12-13
preferred series,F (quar.)_—
'
10c
12-24
3.CO%
*. 4.10% * preferred series H (quar.)
4-'!4'%
preferred; series I (quar.)
i
4d
37 Vac*. 12-15
.
;
(quar.) (from 1957 earnings)—
preferred (quar.)
non-cum.
gain on sale of securities—
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas)—
—
Myers, Inc., common
12-31
U* ?
preferred
Southwestern Investors Inc.—
Antelope Copper MinesAmerican; shares
(final)
Ordinary (final less Rhodesia & Nyasaland
taxes, subject to approval of stockhold¬
11* 1:
11-28
10 c
4.25%
Trupz,
1st preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
Roan
10-31
11-28
r_
50c
$5
•
■
30c
(quar.)
com.
$6 preferred A (quar.)__
Southwestern Drug Corp., common
37 (!%,
SuJiject
10-31
10-23
U-15
,
39% C
—
Southwest Natural Gas Co., common
Rhodesian. & Nyasaland Inome Tax
10-31
11*15
__k—
26 %C
—
Co., (quar.)_—
Natural Gas (quar.)__
-
6d
10-23
11-15
1-1
Southern Ry. Co.—
Ordinary
19-23
U-15
$1.08^
—
25 VaC
(quar.)
Power Ltd.,
11-10
1
U-14
U-14
u*15
$1.02 Va'
$1
—
preferred
Southern
X
25c
(quar.),
Tower
4.88%
Southern
12-
(quar.)___:
30c
(quar.)
Southern
12*- 5
50c
preferred
Co.—
(quar.),-,—,—
(quar.)
•
12*' 2
1-15,
4.10%
38%c
_—
(quar.).
preferred
11-14
12-. 2
11*7
i*5 a
li* 7
2
31V4C
—
preferred
11-10
15c,
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_,_____
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
(quar.)
19-17
50c
(quar.)
preferred
11-14
B
30e
(quar.)
4.78%
12- 5
:
1-2-54.
$3c
1
•
30C
(quar.)_.
20c
4,24%
6
l?f 1
12- 2
$3c
—
4.08%
2-
12-23
Wk.
,
1
,;S*14
12-15
50C
■
12-
California Edison—
$1.12,12-
Mfg.,Co.,; com., (resumed)
T4(a,% conv. preferred (quar.)
—
11-14
5
5
Southern
Uiuiat.)-
50c
_
2
60c
12- 5
1
3- 6
i12-
B
Class
,
12-15,.
2
25c
Co.> (quar.)—
(quar.)—
U^6
U!- «
U-29
iioc
I-
$15c
—
Works
1U4
41V4C
12* X
12- X
1-
62 Vac
—
(quar.)
Development
'.V:10cj->T2-10
1
Rheem
of
II-14
(quar.)
11-10
12-31
3%
25c
12
.
10-31
Texas
12-14
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
10-31
3 %'<>
(quar.)
Bend' Lathe
South
10-31
33c
;
20c
(quar.)—.
50c
Co.
10r3L
12-10
_____
A
Tampax, Inc.
10-15
——
common
preferred
$1.55
5
12-12
11-17.
10q
(quar.)—
3a4d.
11-24
11-25
k
Co.
12-14
12-19
■
15c
20c
——
South
—I——
11-25
8
$!7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(S. "Morgan)
Socony
12-' 2
1-1-59"
t28qk
II-25
12-15
11-
10-31
U-15,
1-1-59
250 *
$1
preferred
30c
.
-
12-15
1
10-31
25c
B
5.25%
——
Snap-on-Tools (quar.)
10-24
25q;
;ji :i 25c
-
12-
2- ft
10-31
,
'
_k_^_
4.32%
'
10-31
12-16
1
'
—
k;—
Smith-Douglass
Co.
(quar.)_——_.—
Smith,
Kline & French, Laboratories—
(Increased-quar.) k
,9-29
11-14
12-
22c
-——;
Marnfacturing
Mines, Ltd.
Siscoe
,
,.11-10
v.,
(increased)
25C
$$1.25
(quar.)____
.
3%
4.16%
—_■
Paper iCo
.Singer
„
.w
12-15
.
75c
—
—
Simpsons Ltd. (quar.)—————
Sinclair : Oil" Corp;
(quar.) _£k——k_—
—
10-24
15c
(quar.)
(stock dividend),
of
12-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-31
l1-
,k -3L%c_12-
Copper & Brass, Inc. (quar.)——
RexalJ Drug Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend,
Reynolds (R; J'.y Tobacco, com. (increased)
Surcharge
I-1-59
3%
li--—
(quar.)_*
Lighting
Simplex
8
4%_-. T2*22,.- 12- 2'
t
, 11-14
10-31
40c
11-15
.
Revere
amount
12-10
31>Ac
—
12-12
„
k 11-17,k
55c
•
Territorial
A
Silvcrw'ood Dairies,j,Ltd., class A;
11-21
;_10c,Ct, U-15.,
(quap.)22——
JEteinsurauce Gorp» of N. Y. (s-a.4.——-—J
leaving net
1-1-59
.
U-14
11-14
31S4P
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__!
Tampa Electric Co,, common
>;
class
Co.,
40c
(quar.)
'
—
Silvray
12-
-30c; %12-12_
12
,
.Chemicals
and
Class
11- 7
4%:2-27-59.
!
:
11-28
11-29
10c
(quar.)^—k___k_______k_.—
dividend-—
U-2%
12-15
,
,4.50%
—
Gas
6c
$56y4C
—
11-14
J5c
•
10-31
10c
11- 3,
12-15
45c.
—__
Sunshine Biscuits (quar.)__
Syracuse Transit Corp/ (quar.)
Talon, Inc.,. class A (quar.)
U-19
11-20
Url4
11-24
___
11- 7;
$50c
(quar,). —4
(quar.)
Simmons Co.
87V2C
,
.
1
35c
.
10-I5:
V
12-15
Reif O.wf Stores (increased quarj)k_
_!!!_ '
;
Reda Puihp. Co:!—' "\-.t9Sc
•Redondo' Tile Co. fquar.V—
2 VaC
Less
12-
12 VaC
B
Stock
10-31
11-25.;
!
-
:
12-18
12-18
65c
(quar.)k_—
_k
k_
Signode Steel Strapping, common (quar.)—
—
Ltd.,
12-18
1-10
$1,25
(quar.)__^__;„__
(quar.)__.
-
12-31'
12-, 2:
-
12-18
I-10
$1.25
(quar.)
•
(N. Y.)
—^
Class
;.
Rapid American:,Corp.% (quar.)!'—
4
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd,.; (s-a )i__i___i—_
Raymond. International," lhc:k(quar.>-__-_,_^
iRaybjiier,' Inc., (quar.)—--->-1—
:_J
:
1-10
(quar.)
preferred B
12-18
1-10
$1.25
»L' $2.44 preferred A (quar.)——
"
(increased).
A
11-13
11- 3
|
,U-2»
25c
5%% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd. (initial)
Sutherland Paper (quar.)_kk__l___r__k_
Sylvania Electric Products, common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd—k_-k—
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
!—
A.) Pen Co.—
.Signal Oil &
preferred^ (quai.)i7—
Co. (increased quar.)_
Selection, Trust,
preferred
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—
Purina
common-
1
$1.18%
—
,
'
>
;
I-16
U-,7
12r-9
12-15
43%c,;'
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co., com. (quar.)'
4% % preferred A series 1955 (quar.)
1-16
1-10
Co.
Stock
10-24
11-20
25c
-Shenango Valley Water, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common;; (quar.),—k_
;
4%
preferred (quar.)
Shopping Bag Focd Stores (quar.).
Sicks Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Siegler Corp.
k—
10-31V
Jl-17
*12-15-
'">$1,25,
i <-36c
tW.
Class
"
k
1
12-
30c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
10-31
k-n-15.,
-
loii;
(quar.7)——
Renold Chains (Canada)»Ltd.
Cfess A (quar.i—
Republic Industrial Corp. , (quar.)
Republic Insurance Co, of Texas
2-
91%e
,
4%%
;; 12-1
tZ%: 25c
_____
Refractory & Insulation Corp. <N. J.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11-14
Ik
Sheaffer
i_
-.$1.25 preferred (quftrj—
$3.65 pfd.
1
11-15
$1
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
$33 VaC
1
12-
Class
,
U-14
(quar.)—
.5%). preferred
v
12-10
85c
Shattuck Denn Mining
(resumed)
Shawinigan Water & Power, common, (quar.)
11-14
1
12-
-
27c"
87 %c
——•
•
50o
l-!-.
,
73.Vac., ^12-1^11-141
24c„vH-25^
•Reslstoflex Corp.
7-17
Oil
12-11
12-9
—
Wells Corp., common
$1,25
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas, common
1-2-59
■
2%,,.
3QC;
(quar.)_^.__-^
Strnthers
,
11-14.
52 Vac
Reading Company—. .: *:
^ .... •;.; . ' ■.%
4% .non-cum!. 1st preferred (quar.)I
;j_
TteatHng Tube,,.common (stock diyid.)!^.——
7
12-31
8-1-59
(quar.)__
57C
'
27 %C
Acceptance- Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven) (stock div.)
Seminole Oil & Gas Co.—r
5%", pfd.f (this payment clears all arrears)
Sorrick Corp., class A (quar.)..
11-17-'
U-
1
of America—
11-
1-15
U-14
U-14?
50b,
dividend
Stock
U-26
12-1*
r""
Class
Sun Life Assurance. (Canada)
5%
Class
(quar.)
11-22
Broadcasting, common
R (quar.)^—
Stoufler Corp.
(quar.)
1
30-25
12- 1,
•
Storer
Sun
Sealright-Oswego-Falls
.,$1,16
jQuaker ."State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec Power , Co. % quar.)
1-29
12-
10-31
.
12%c
for each four held)
1-17
(quaE.)-_k__k__!„.„._„k_4
$8 convertible
11-10
(one share
4-17
Co.
convertible
Indiana—
:
30c
37 %c
div.
Stock
2-1-59
preferred
$5
10-22
k^__
?
1
2-10
25c;
10- 9
-
12 %C
(quar.)
;
*
5-1-59"
(quar.)
Finance
$5
10-25
11-14
**;
50c
"I $1.05
.
(quar.)
*
A
$4.75
12-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)___i__!_
11-30
( shares, unless shareholders elect to receive
!
7
10-29
5%
Dillon Co.
11-15
1
tributions of 4c from investment income
plus,20c from realized capital gains). The
capital gains distribution will be paid in ^
Rhodesian
11-
U-15
12-19
Fuller, "common (quar,)-r_,k__
7.%" 1st preferred
tquar.)——
Stoncga Coke & Coal (reduced)—>_„kk_kkk
Stop ft Shop, Inc.—
11-12
11-10
$$1.31
(quar.)
—_.k^—
27 %c
Co.,. common
preferred
Seaboard
$'1,&6 (V
(quar.)
B
1
11-25
25c
Warner Corp.
d^vidend.^
27 %c
preferred
Scarle
5.
•„•
__k__
_______
(quar.)
preferred
Class
12-
10c
11-15.
Stix,. Baes
'
Page I Skiiuid. .Power &l Light 1 increased
Pu;c Oil Co! (quar.)———
k
Putnam (The), Growth Fund (year-end dis-
'*>
1K 7
•Securities
(quar.
of
3.35%,. preferred,
Reichold
11- 3-
1
25 c
—
(quar.)„
.Scovill. Manufacturing,
11-18
1-2-59
25c
V
(quar.)
4,50.%-
5%! nrf»tprrprt
preferred
Paper
$3.40
$4
11-. 5
I'
12-
163/4%
,
Insurance' (Rhode
k_-
(quar.)i._„_
1st
1
12-
12-15
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred'
Seaboard Surety Co.
______
(increased)
(5orp„
12-
29% c
25c
lit
11-15
iquar.)
k
Products
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred
Scott
11-12
y 12- 1"
V12- 1.
'-;5oc
_L___
public Service Co. of New Mexico—■"
Radio
Stock
34%c
:
(quar.).'!.
(quar.)____:
5.%%
>
-(Birmingham)
4,80%. preferred -(Initial)^
I'- $3.50
Ralsion
11- 7
29%c
\
common
5%%.
10-31
12-1
______
%
12-
-
.
%
MK31
15C "
t$2
,
.
Stewart
_!
Schwitzer Corp.—
5V2 %, preferred
11-14
11-15
/;
Z 4.16% ; preferred (quar. )k___k_%____
4.32%
preferred ,(quar.)_
k___
1' V i% preferred, (quar,)-—_____
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
!
7.
4-20
4
(quar.
Colorado—
of
preferred
Common
11-
7-20
'
;k'
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
Public, Sendee Co.
-
11- 7
12-, 1
5-11
"*
V
12- 1
1
Ur 7
its
k__:
10c
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A
5%
preferred C (quar.)-k______
I
8-10
"37% c"
(quar.):
Insurance
4%%
Common,
60c
29}Jc
29f,'vc
(quar.)
'
4.20%.; preferred ..(guar. >.
*
12-31
5%
Scotten
Ltd
diyidend'____,
Providence "Washington
'
41-
1-15-59
5%
-
Co..
Gamble
Common
11-10
11-15
dividend
•
)__k_kk____kkk
(quar.)'__
,_•_
Stock
.*r
12- 1
dividendk-i.—!-^,
61 Vac
-
[{j-c
(quar.)_
$L25
Company (quar.)
:
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5Vt% • pfd. A (quar.)__„_
Sterchi Bros.
Stores
(quar.)
20c
4.79%: preferred D (quar.)
5%• % preferred E (quar.)
Aluminum
(A.)
15c
Stock
'
62% c
-
Sterling
7
10-31
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd., 4%* pfd. (s-a
t
C
11-
11-15
12 Vac'
Service
12-15
XhX.
11-29
11-19
U> 7
X'
IOC;
5
!.
:!
Public
preferred
12-
Stein
A (quar.)
preferred B (quark———
;
10-31
1
1-1-59
12-
2%
—
12-19
11-26
45c
dividend
6t% preferred (quar.)
Steel Parts Corp. (s-a)
,
$35
30c
25c
k_.
(quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
1
dividend—
..
Co.—
series
Electric
$2
12-
35c
$1.10"
12-
dividend
(quar:)
preferred
Island)
12-15
Stock
$2.46
&
(quar,)____
(quar.).
Stock
1
Stock
5c
Prentice-Hall, Inc.-
Protective Life
11.25
*
11-
Stauffer Chemical Co.
Stock
(quar.)
Procter
11-28
11-15
(inc. quar.)
(quar.)
k_,—__
Standard Register "'(quar.) kk_kkk!kkkkk__k__
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
k_
11-18
1-1-59
40c
(quari)_____
$3.50 preferred
11-28
7
$2,44 preferred series 1957
Prince
11-28
11-
62 Ike
*
President
11-1912rl
11-7
7V2C "
Potash
\
U-l
12-15
12-22;
'
(quar.
■
U-15
12-15
87%c
10-31
12-22
preferred (quar.)
Potomac
45c
•. • 5c
v
'(quar.i_k__k_k„_k.j
common
Portsmouth Steel Corp.
Co.; of
30c
65c
11-14
:
30c '
1st
6%,
$1.20 preferred (initial)——_—
Stamford Water Co.
(Conn.)
(quar.)
.2%
Rubber
Corp.,
I'-.;" n-20
12-
Standard
19-20
25c
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)_^_i_
Schenley Industries Inc. (quar.)*-
preferred ,(quar. t.
___/
...
$2.50,.2iid preferred (quar:t_ i-_!w____—Poor & Co, (quar.)_
Pope & Talbot Inc., common Cquar.)^____v__
.
7
12-15
$1.07%
preferred
4.70%
;„•
U-14
11-14
J15c
cony.
12- L
11t49
11-14
U-19
5
,
,
.
Common
4%%
,
12-10
iW) 1
>
;,"5c
Polaroid
11-18
llrlfk
11-10
common
preferred A
12-19
606.
12-
1-2-59
1-1-59
Sanborn. Company (initial),
San Jose Water Works, com.
time)
dividend
Plymouth
Packaging $1.60 pfd.
11-20
10c
L.
n-2a
5Qc
of California (quar.)_.
(New Jersey)
(year-end)
12-
30c
25c
.
.; 5%%
preference B; (quar.)
San Antonio Transit Co.— ;
Voung, trust certificates common
;
12-10
$1.37 ('2 >12- 1* 11-
Pittsburgh, Yotmgstown &: Ashtabula Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred, (quar.)____
1
Plymouth Oil'Co. (quar.
'?■ Stock
1
11-2-59
$1.75
$1.25
(quar.
Co.
(quar.
(quar.),
Paper Co., (quar.)-^-k_^-,_^_,__.
4%%
.
Co.
Oil
KWl
40c
Standard Brands, Inc., com.
k
1—*2
,12-1
:$1.20
preferred (quar.j:
(Common
-
conv.
Croix
4.40%.
11-: 7
$i
25c
!
$1.75
.(quar.i
preferred* (quar.)
Oil
Standard
3
UrlA
15c
(quar;)
preferred
St. Regis Paper,
■,
Common
Stamuard
'•_
.
10-3J
12-
preferred
.
4.30%>
St.
:
preferred (quar.
:
$5. conv., preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
3
12-10
$2.25
_k
,3t. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
$,% convertible preferred A (quar.i
11-14
42 (1>C
iquar.)
11-
2
IOC
10c
Stores," Inc.—r»'
11-
12-
•quar.)___.;_!^>!!_
Com:
3
3
1-
Iim., common.,,
Safeway
1
i"; 25c
$4.80
Pittsburgh
& W Fine Foods.
11-14
12-
5 %,
91 (4c
60c
■
11-
12-
pfd. (s-a)
(increased).____
11-20
"
7*;,
Inc.
Salada-Shiriff-Horspy, Ltd.—
^Pittsburgh C,oke & Chemical,
•*'"
System,
11-28
40c
iquar: i
preferred
S4
CO(®TVa%
Aeronautical Co.
4
$1.25
Name changed to Pillsbury Co.~;
12-
$1.12%
,1"
(quar.i
Holders
Payafile ot-Rec.
Share,
10-31
U-19
,|»iUsp.ury Mflis, Inc.—
,
3
oj Company
Sprague Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Standard Dredging corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
12-20
l2Vac
__
11-
11-13
tl5c
Name
3
5c
(Jacob) 4%%
Russell-Miller Milling
!
.
11-
5c
11-20
11-21
$1.50
Manufacturing Co.' fquar.)kk_kkk_kkk'"
*
I
;
—
1
12-10
S
•_>•
(extra)
5c
(quar.L^—
25c
-
11-13
When
Per
Payable oj Rec.
25c
:
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A
Royalties Management Corp.
"
Lkk!!_T
Title Insurance
Phillips Petroleum Co.
J
10-31
50c
;_-.k____kk^___k___ik_kI_;
preferred (quar.i
Vfr preferred (quar.)
.3,65%
Phoell
8
(increased)___,__
35c
-
_
Philadelphia
Extra
Holders
When
Share
50c
1
Plaiia., Germantown & Norrisiown KR. co.~
Quai'terlv
k__klkkk_;k_
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. <quar.)
k_'
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. tquar.i
12-
oj Company
Roxbury Carpet Co.
Extra
t_
.
dividend
10-31
Co.—"
Inc.
(quar.)_____u__ki_j._-____t'.'
Piaudler
Permutity Inc.
(quar,
_i_ Philadelphia Electric Co., common-fquar.)-!^$1 pref. common (quar.i_
k__k
j__
Stock
Per
Name
11-19
75c
-■
_____
,
Machine & Gear
preferred, (quar.
7%
freter Paul,
11-15
_
Pgrkins
Holders
Payable of Kec.
tl5c
r
_
Perfect Circle Corp.
When
.
Share
,
Peoples - Credit- - Jewellers, -Ltd-.
Pepper. (Dr.)
Company
(quar.)
Pepperell Manufacturing
(quar.i
.
United Engineering &
7%
preferred
Foundry, com. (quar:)
(quar.)—
United Gas Improvement, common
4V*%
preferred
(quar.)
2-28
1924
1931
1-30
25c
11-25
11*42
Ur26
U-12
taaa
U98
1* X
U-28
War115c.
$474
—
(quar.)__
—,-f
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1968)
*
;
-
Share
of Company *
of America
(quar.)
4',:>%
preferred
22VsC
1- 1
12-15
1- 1
$1.10
62*,2C
30c
12- 1
1- 1
12- 8
11-14
12-la
11-28
30c
12- 8
75c
$1.75
—
12-10
11-20
11-17
11-28
11- 7
dividend
'Stock
U S Lines
'
(s-a)
12-26
12- 5
30c
$1
Life
(New Jersey),
(quar.)
common
4*i%
preferred (quar.)___~_
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
U. 8. Printing & Lithograph Co.—
Common (year-end)
;
—
U. 8.
U.
*
8.
5%
pref. A
U. 8.
Corp.,
Sugar
___-**_
(quar.)
common
Extra
.
U.
8.
-
Steel
7%
Vitamin
Corp.
Corp.,
8.
:
(quar.)
Dnited Stores
U.
(quar.)*
Corp.,. common
preferred
12-26
12-1
11-14
12- 5
12" 1
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
$0 conv. pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Consolidated
Universal
Universal Insurance
(auar.)
(quar.)
6c
97Yae
Oil
—
65c
25c
(quar.)
income)
(From
(quar.)
Vanderbilt
Alloys Steel Co.
Mutual Fund
Vanadium
Corp.
Vanadium
(quar.)_
of America
40c
$0,052
*
25c
$1.27
(quar.)
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A
Viclt Chemical
Co.
Virginia
&
Coal
Extra
and
6%
Vulcan
Corp. _*_
Mold & Iron
Vulcan
Walker Manufacturing Co. of
Stock
dividend
Walt
Disney
Disney
see
2-2-59
5-1-59
8-1-59
11-15
12-15
1-16
4-16
7-17
10-31
11-28
12-18
11-20
12- 4
10-24
5%
(Walt)
Warner-Lambert
Common
$4.50
Warren
20c
35c
$1.13
$4.jjQ
Mutual
Quarterly
Investors
Fund,
,
Washington Steel Corp.,
12- 1
11-26
12-31
11- 5
11- 7
11- 7
8c
25c
(quar.)
:
11-25
12- 1
12- 1
11-17
11-17
12-15
1-1-59
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
10-31
11- 3
11- 3
12- 1
12-15
11-14
11-10
11-10
1-2-59
(increased)
common
12-10
1- 2
Inc.—
____
4.80%
preferred
(quar.K_—
Welngarten Markets Realty (stock dividend)
Weeden & Co., 4%
preferred (quar.)
GOc
5%
50c
Wesson Oil
60c
.*
&
Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone, common (quar.)
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
West
Coast
28c
__
36c
-
West Jersey
& Seashore RR., com.
special guaranteed (s-a)
6%
West
Point
Mfg.
Co.
West Virginia Pulp
(quar.)
$1.50
(s-a)_—
*
$1.12 %
(quar.)I
Western
Canada Breweries,
Western
Pacific
Western
11- 1
& Paper—
Lines
Air
RR.
11-15
11-15
10-31
Ltd.
J30c
12- 1
10-31
75c
(quar.)
11-17
11- 3
Railway of Alabama
preferred
12-10
12-19
$3
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air
$1.25
Brake
Co.,
preferred
Westmoreland,
Whirlpool
B
Inc.
Corp.,
preferred
Wliitalccr
Paper
White
(S.
Stock
.
White
5*4%
White
Mfg.
Wilcox
Oil
Co.
11-28
12-10
12-24
11-14
10-24
5%
12-15
12- 5
343^
11,15
Windsor
iq-B4
11-20
(quar.)**.
2-20-59
1-30
10c
11-28
.
90%
at
valuation
a
! 12-ia
15c
(quar.)
11-14
11-15
42 %c
12- 1
$1.50
1-31-59
90c
_
(quar.)
12-
11- 3
of
Offering—
1,
1990.
also V.
See
188,
reporting on its
two-front exploration
activities,
drilling now underway on its base metal holdings in
30c
Wood
Woodall
f
H.)
(G.
Ltd.,
Industries,
5%: convertible
Woohvorth
Wool worth
V/orld-Wide
Stock
(F.
5*4%
pfd,
eommon
W.)
(quair.)
Chemicals
With Securities
The
corporation
covering
financial
an
under
Employees
an
savings
shares
New
will
to employees of the
Stock
not
to
Purchase
10%
exceed
95%
offered
be
Files
—
at
of
Plan
of
and subsidiaries
company
1958-1959,
salary
yearly
price
average
with
or
the
of
cash
or
The
wage.
stock
Exchange from Aug. 1, 1958 through Nov. 12, 1958,
or
at closing price on the Exchange on Nov. 12, 1953, whichever is
lower.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds arc to be used for
working capital.—V. 188, p. 1521.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1958—M'onth—1957
$
.■
Railway operating
Railway operating
11-15
1
11-29
11-15
12-1
62'/2C
12-
Company
Net
from
rev.
74,340,127
exps.
58,737,8G9
188,
ry.
$
$
84,262,997 617,952,600 755,226,030
70,412,989 336,321,233 633,634,583
15,602,258
13,850,008
4,001,395
ops.
5,239,116
income—
oper.
ry.
1436. ',
p.
81,631,367 121,591,447
318,232
39,701,666
'
(quar.)
pfd.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway operating rev.*
Railway operating exps.
Net
1958—Month—1957
Company
188,
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$6,233,262
874,360
901,087
7,827,260
$7,210,224
8,166,275
$101,826
333,093
$44,497
$1,593,998
$956,051
239,458
3,593,421
3,294,582
1521.
p.
As of
1958
Total net assets
Shares
value
188,
1957
$1,453,380
107,724
share*
per
$11.88
*.
1198.
p.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
1958
1957
$
of
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wysong & Myles
Interest
Total
conv.
6%
conv.
Stocx
•
(quar.)
12-10
'11-26
11-15
10-31
Curry
37Vbc 4-30-59
4- 9
37*/2C 7-31-59
4-
10%
&
Tube
12-IO
$1.25
(quar.)
9
yt Payable in. Canadian funds,
tax
deductible
net_*_**
1,128,024
income)
taxe3
on
176,584,406 228,885,004
137,545,187 162,309,617
5,210,887
6.576,640
12,100,000
23,200,000
income
net
income
_*
(before
304,849
of
depletion)
21,728,332
mines
36,798,747
net
tho
nine
Copper
Net
to
income
Corp.)
12-15
to
the
11-14
source.'
Non-
$2.14
$3.63
*
Sept.
30,
1958,
investments
capital
expenditures
(largely in Southern
Peru
$5,050,600.
which
to $156,025,378
35,814,278
at
Dec.
at Sept.
31,
1957,
1958.—V.
SO,
$168,911,421,
were
188, p.
588.
Philip Morris Inc., New York—Registers With SEC—
This
corporation,
SEC .'covering
tinder
at
and
984,469
20,799,572
depletion)-*
of
ended
amounted
assets,
(after
share
per
months
$12,074,226,
current
amounted
928,760
the
on
pany and its
Oct.- 30,
97,900
company's
shares
"Stock
filed
of
a
its
registration statement with
stock, to be offered
common
Option. Plan"
Subsidiaries.—V. 188,
p.
249.
to
employees
of
the
com¬
-
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
a
I
.
charges,
on
•Equal to earnings
Philips Electronics, Inc.—New X-ray Spectograph—
'
,
and
taxes
Consolidated
11-25
dividend.
Less British Income
tax.
jr Previously, published
.
f; *
;
date
,
,A
incorrect.
was
The
corrected
payment
date and/or record date. Is indicated here,
Less Jamaica
income
♦ Payable in U, S.
tax.
fund*, less 15%
new
100
in
tax.
'
-
Norelco
X-ray
Spectograph,
operating
at
twice
the
formerly available and incorporating many design improve-,
for- the rapid, qualitative and quantitative, analysis lor elements
liquids,
powdersand
Instruments
Canadian nonresidents
Kv
potential
ments
•,
•
proceeds
net
and
to
are
working
for
used
be
used
to
capital and
stock
GIVING EFFECT TO
(par 10c)
,
PRESENT FINANCING
incorporated
was
con-
corporate
'
.
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
corporation
for
pay
general
■
■
.
in
New
York
on
1958 and has its principal place of business at DuPont
Plainview, N. Y.
It was organized to construct and operate
Country
Club in Plainview, Long Island, N. Y., and
in other
14,
a
The
locations.
ice skating
outdoor
an
company
rink
may
the
on
also- undertake
Plainview premises
to
in
operate
the
winter
,
if financially feasible, ultimately construct and operate an
indoor
skating arena,
both of these additional- enterprises to be
entered into with the approval of the board of directors and stock¬
and
may,
holders.
which
site
The
is
this land,
oi
with
the
written
under
11.2462
proximately
count
in
acres
and
corporation
contract
to
be
$10,000.00- has
size.
purchased
been
paid
is
ap¬
on
ac¬
additional $15,000.00 is due at the closing,
execute a purchase money - mortgage for
an
to
$89,000.00, payable in semi-annual installments of $7,500.00 each with
6%
interest on each payment until May 1, 1961 when the balanc*.
shall be due and payable—V. 188, p. 1522.;
Polaroid
Corp.
Files Registration Statement With
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
J
which manufactures Polaroid. Land Cameras and
photographic products, on Nov. 6 filed with, the Securities and
Exchange Commission a registration statement, covering a proposed
offering to its common stockholders of rights to' subscribe for 173,616
additional shares of common stock, at the rate of one share for each
This
corporation,
held of record.
shares
or
set.
is scheduled to be made to stockholders of record,
Nov. 25, 1958, at which time th^r'offering price will be
subscription rights will expire on or about Dec: 9, 1958. The
will be underwritten by a group of Investment firms man¬
offering
about
.The
offering
by Kuhn,
aged
24
Dec.
Co.
Loeb tc
additional, common
the
as
receive
such
dividend
p.
to
be
Issued
pursuant
has
been
1866.
changed-'from Dec.
_
_
Porto Rico Gas & Coke Co.—Bond
-
The Securities end Exchange
has
30,
The
new
Division
in
solids,
Mount
is
available
Venwm,
N.
from
to
the
sub*
date
record
188,
stock
be entitled to the quarterly dividend payable
for the holders of Common "Stock entitled
offer will not
scription
_
8,
..
1958 to Nov,
;
Offering Cleared-*
Commission, it was announced on Oct.
issued a decision permitting this company* a Puerto Rico
of Central Public Utility Corp., to issue and sell $600,000
subsidiary
The
first mortgage bonds, maturing Sept. 1, 1973.
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Amer-
bonds are to be sold to State
iCproceeds
$600;000
thereof will
due Oct.
be used to pay an outstanding unsecured note
31,
1958, and payable to the San Juan, Puerto
Manhattan Bank. The SEC ruled that the
Rico, branch of the Chase
172,975,821 224,768,538
2,480,561
3,811,617
;
for
Depletion
the
Transfer books not closed for this
i
received
—
dividend
Sheet
1- 9
costs,
Road,
of
$
*
income
(except
amounted
37*4c 1-30-59
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Yosemite Park &
Youngstown
products,
11-14
15C
pfd.
manufactured
earnings
♦Consolidated
Fcr
conv.
and
dividends
and
Miscellaneous
11-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar;)
Yellow Cab Co., 6%
6%
metals
11-28
11-19
1,197,776
principal amount of 5%
Phelps Dodge Corp. (& Subs.)—Sales & Earnings—
Costs
1
$2,136,022
325,102
Authorized
$865,974
72,890
$13.49
outstanding
asset
Depreciation
12-
$202,891
117,907
CAPITALIZATION
to
September 30—
10-31
12-1
$205,885
50,402
25, .1958.—V.
11- 5
25c
$15,515
Peoples Securities Corp.—Net Assets Up—
2
loo
!
(quar.)__„_
ops.
PROCEEDS—The
The
$856,590
-
deficit
oper.
ry.
Provision
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.) (monthly)
5,475,852
1522.
p.
struction
The
12- 9
Helicopters, Ltd.—
-
$7,611,874
Co., of New York City, on Nov. 5 publicly offered as a
speculation an issue of 300,000 shares of common stock
(par~10 cents) at $1 per share.
on
$772,534
from ry. ops.
Net def.
3%
(s-a)
188,
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$5,905,904
5,703,013
income***
from ry.
oper.
ry.
1958—Month—1957
$640,474
$808,791
624,959
602,906
rev.*
exps—
oper.
Net rev.
Net
—V.
21
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings-
2%
(F. W.), Ltd., 6%
operating
Railway
other
11-15
dividend
Wurlitzer
12-
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$
rev._
etc.
30c
Corp.* was incorporated in 1923 to take over a
operation in 1914 as the-Rollins Chemical Co.
has approximately 325 employees.—V. 188, p. 1047,
began
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
the
on
Stock
York
11-28
31*4c
which
desirable
Oct. 24 filed a letter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock
to be offered
payroll
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.
Exchange Commission—
and
on
(par $10)
Sales
f$1.37*4
Reduction
Barium
April
—V.
(quar.)
•
chemical industry.
BUSINESS—The
Pcnnsalt
Net
(quar.)
preferred
to David G. Hill,
President of Pittsburgh
Co.,
Columbia-Soutnern Chemical Corp:,
wholly-owned
will manage
and
operate this facility
for the
parent
company.
Columbia-Southern is a major producer of soda ash, chlor¬
ine, caustic soda, and related chemicals,
The company, operates tea
plants throughout the United States and Canada*Barium is a manufacturer of barium chemicals, related by-products,
and carbon bisulfide.
Principal customers are the glass and ceramic,
paper,
leather* rayon, and petroleum industries* and the general
Glass
Plate
subsidiary,
interests.
10-31
12-20
According
17.
Common
"
(quar.)**
of
assets
Nov.
011
Nipigon area
1-15
11-15
34c
Wisconsin Public Service
Co., com.
$4,659,971
7,386,812
*
in exchange for shares of its stock, will receive all
Barium Reduction Corp., South Charleston, W. Va.,
company,
the
of
ing, including two iron bearing zones of importance.
Company is under the sponsorship of the J. H. Hirshhorn
10-31
Wood (Gar) Industries (See Gar Wood
Indus.)
188, p. 1522.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Acquisition—
This
purposes.*
11-14
1
$641,698 *$1,056,311
805,423
5,021,772
$180,112
737,639
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
1865.
p.
surface
11- 3
-
operations****
income
way
•
the
of
.
..
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$3,628,590 $22,857,704 $33,888,828
2,986,892
23,914,015
29,228,658
Net revenue from rail¬
Net
of
11-13
12-2G
32Vac
(increased)
Wisconsin Power <fc Light
least
at
of northwestern Ontario, with a sharp step-up
work tempo on its acreage in the Mystery-Moak nickel area
Manitoba, preparatory to a winter program of diamond drilling.
!'
Following a 4,000-square-mile airborne geophysical survey of the
Nipigon ground last year, a total of 1,309 claims was selected for stak¬
in
12- 9
9c
(quar.)
preferred
acquire
will receive bids upto 11:30 a.m. (EST) at Room 2315,
New York, N. Y., for the purcnase from it of $80,000,000
company,
12-10
12-19
9c
G% preferred (1897) (quar.),
3.G0%
12-15
1834c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co., com.
(quar.)
,
%
eight
diamond
Lake
—V.
Inc.
Bankshares
Tins
the
10-30
(monthly)
Industries
Pacific
11-14
25c
:
Wisconsin
snares
exchange
intends
advises
12-17-
12-10
15c
(quar.)—
Stores
The
of the shares were issued in September to
associates in connection with the company's
balance
and
1958—Month—1957
$2,830,545
2,650,433
expenses
oper.
common;
of four
12-10
25c
Monthly
that
Railway
Plainview Country Club, Inc.—Stock Offered—Sano &
—V.
1-1
—
II.),
basis
the
on
Panther International Mining Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont.,
Canada—Steps Up Operations-
Net
11-15
(quar.)***:
(Consider
Winn-Dixie
condition
activities.
195 Broadway,
11- 3
$1.3114
Quarterly
Williams "Bros,
is
of
Telephone & Telegraph Co., majority shareholder, told the
to subscribe for 1,428,947 shares, its pro rata share of
the offering.
The parent owns of record and beneficially 90.4% or
10,790,943
shares,
of
outstanding Pacific Telephone
common,
and
78.17%, or 640,957 shares, of outstanding preferred.
11- 3
'
Wlllett
outstanding shares of Humber
shareholders
and associates in consideration therefor,
share, or $3,994,883.—V. 188, p. 895.
it
$1,894,270
557,038
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
American
SEC
11-14
15c
.
(quar.)
518,853
business
11-21
12-24
$1,747,042
57,929
1866.
Currently Barium
12-15
•
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
share
one
$100 a share in the proportion of one new common share for each
eight common or preferred shares held. Rights are to expire on Dec. 30,1958.
The company
will mail to shareholders warrants evidencing
stock subscription rights about Dec. 1, it was announced.
12-12 "
12-10
$200,368
76,135
oper.
183, p.
at
11-14
40c *
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
2
12-31
5%
__
(quar.)
common
Inc., common
dividend:
Wickes
12-
4%
Co.,
of
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock
11- 7
50c
(quar.)*;
(stock dividend)_**_
preferred
5Va%
1
;*
_______
stores
Stock
1
11-28
1
85c
dividend
Motor
basis
11- 7
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dental
12-15
12- 1
30c
(extra)
(quar.)
Eagle Oil
White
v
S.)
30c
50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
common
4*4%
(quar.)
12-10
1-2-59
95c
Wcstingliouse Electric Corp.,
3.80%
the
Bell
per
SEC
(quar.)
$224,964
from ry.
rev.
ry.
—V.
The directors on Oct. 24 have set Nov. 26, as the record date for
shareholders entitled to subscribe pro rata for 1,594,604 common shares,
11-3
20c
1.
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.
5%
the
on
to Humber stock is subject to the condition that
least 80% of the 2,582,015 outstanding shares of
and the proposal with respect to Catalina stock is
210,257
Bell
11-14
11-15
20c
.
1
12-
$1.50
___
4Yfr% preferred (quar.)
Wtestern
is
12-15
62 %c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Co., common (quar,)preferred (quar.)
:
Washington
Catalina
to
32-ycar debentures due Nov.
D.)
(8.
11-15
Co.—
(quar.)
Swascy Co.
nine
The company
12- 1
31*/4C
Pharmaceutical
preferred
Warner &
'
12- 5
12-19
Productions
Corp.—
$1,25 preferred A (quar.)
to
M.
$19
Industries
Wurd
stockholders
for each
stock;
similar
to
Wisconsin—
ops.
Net
Net
respect
acquire at
The
G.
12- 1
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)——
Walker & Co.
(quar.)
0,977,677
income*—
$3,875,927
1,981,657
$3-,724,719
227,014
on
in con¬
M. Bell
acquisition of certain interests in oil properties in the Pembina and
Keystone fields in Alberta. The 210,257 common shares were issued
in
25c
(quar,)—.—
SEC
11-12
11- 7
10-1j
10-31
11- 5
50c
..
Co.
the
186,016 outstanding shares of Catalina stock (after exercise of out¬
standing options for 90,000 shares of the latter). Humber is said to
be
engaged in the business of exploring for and developing oil and
natural gas reserves in western Canada; and Catalina is also engaged
■
6%
$427,382
233,733
Railway oper. revenue—
number
with
Humber
11-14
11-14
11-14
$1
offer
the
Pacific
15c
15c
15c
25c
12*/2c
—
with
Pacific common for each 31 chares of Catalina stock.
12- 5
—
Railway
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$458,697
and, to the extent of 286,890 shares and 24,002 shares,
to
offer
The
Virginian
6%
statement
Oils Ltd.
Catalina
and
12-15
40c
$1.25
_
(quar.)
Co.
registration
a
1958, covering 521,149 shares of its common stock.
extent of 210,257 rhares, this stock has been issued
with the company's acquisition of properties from G.
and associates;
12- 2
12- 2
tl2Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)*
Iron
10-24
11-14
12- 1
12- 2
11-14
11-12
12-10
8c
50c
;
1958—9 Mos.—1957
1958—Month—1957
rev..
respectively, the stock Is Issuable in connection with voluntary ex¬
change offers made by Pacific to the shareholders of Humber Oils Ltd.
subject
11-14
Railway operating
the
of
11-14
1-1®
filed
company
29,
To
Pacific common
Value Line Income Fund, Inc.—
Van Raalte Co.
This
Oct.
11- 7.
11- 3
11-29
3-1-44
11-28
12- 1
.
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
offer
Common
$3,50
to
Railway operating exps.
11- o
11-15
12)
(No.
in lha
californium,
87. elements
of
range
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
(Continued from page 8)
12-11
United Wheian Corp.—
a
magnesium
1866.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
11-17
12- 1
12- 1
188,
.covers
from
extended
98).—V.
(No.
and
compounds
scale
atomic
InvestmentNews
nection
(quar.)—
Corporation ami
12- 1
25%
50c
Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd. (quar.)-—
U. 8.
Insurance
il-lfl
12-19
$1.12Va
22*/_>c
7%:C
(quar.)
TJ. S.
mixtures .and
General
Payable of Kec.
20c
«2- 1
$2.50 1-10-59
(quar.)
United New Jersey RR. & Canal
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
United Insurance Co.
Holders
When
Per
,
Name
November 10, 1958
the
corporation's
Y.
instrument analyses metals,'alloys, minerals,
ores,'chemical
complied with the applicable requirements of the Holding
Company Act. '
"
*
In authorizing the
sale of the bonds by the company (which ii
exempt from provisions of the Holding Company Act except,- among
other things, with respect to its sale of securities within the United
States), the Commission made particular reference to a provision ot
the bond indenture under which the bonds ot Porto- Rico Gas are to
be non-redeemable for refunding at a lower interest rate for a period,
of some 7*2 years. Such provision, the Commission stated, "is con¬
trary to our statement of policy regarding first mortgage bonds which
provides that first mortgage bonds of public-futility companies issued
pursuant to Section 6(b) and 7 of the Act must be redeemable at any
time upon reasonable notice and with-reasonable redemption premiums.
If any. This oolicy has been construed by us as requiring, generally,
that the initial redemption price shall not exceed the initial public
offering price, plus, the interest rate."
Under- the circumstances here involved* however, the EEC concluded
that its policy as to refundability need not be- applied: to the proposed
issue and sale of the Porto Rico Gas bonds. It observed particularly
that the policy as to redeemability Is designed- to--eliminate the evil
of "lack of economies
in the raising of capital"' and that this evil
adversely affects the interest of the consumers, of ttie issuing public
utility company or the interest of the parent- company's security
holders. Provisions of the law indicate, the Commission stated, thab
the Congress did not intend to legislate with-respect * to the impact
on consumers of transactions entered into- by public-utility
subsidiaries
operating outside the United States. Furthermore,-its: prior retention
of jurisdiction over sales of Porto Rico Gas securities'.in the United
States was designed for the protection of the purchasers thereof, and
the • limitation on the
redemption-of the bonds is favorable to the
financing
....
purchaser*—V.
188,
p.
1617.
•
Pressed Metals of America,
See
Viclad Industries,
Inc.
•-*
Inc.—Proposed Acquisit'O
below.—V.
188, p.
1617.
Number 5793
Volume 188
-..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Savannah & Atlanta
(George) Putnam Fund ol Boston—Assets Higher—
This
in
Fund
49
'
Period End. Sept. 30—
reports for; the .quarter/ended Sept.-; 30,* 1958. an increase
from $1^3,269,OOO ta..a ,ne^.aR-time: hlgli).jof $165,-
Railway,oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses^
total nefc assets
Ry.^T-Earuings7
Southeastern FubUc
19$8—Month-r-1957
1953—9 Mos.—1957
$334,265
$2,834,956
.288,691
2,296,286
ry- opers;
$64,697
$45,574
$628,670
Net ry, oper. income—
-T-V. 188, p. 1522.
229,000. Net asset value per .share increased 6.5%frQm $1*2.09" to $12.88
during the. Quarter.
'*
The total market-value of all the Fund's investments on Sept. ' 30
"exeeeded cost by $38,802,000, an increase in unrealized appreciation of
$9,573,400 during the quarter.' Common stocks"'represented 62%' of' the
JPund's total investment, compared with 60%>on-June 30.—-V. 188,
$310,415
245,718.
36,784
33,227
373,060
..
.
.
$3,011^57
2,305,220
Not;rey. from
$706,437
451,706
TV™:.'::
'
Scaife Co.,
-
This
Reading Co.—Earnings—
:
PeriodJEnd -Sept.
39—^. •*
Railway operating
,-Net
pet
rev;
ry,
—y.t188, p.^1522/.
1,965,254: -1-1,411,275
2,152,591
-Period Bnd! Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
expenses!
"
i
Net
rev.
from
'
•
■
v
Rutland Ry.-
$621,930
$5,998,212
2,033,525
""
-
■,
:
,
-
Railway operating rev..
Rail-way .operating' exps
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
from ry.
188,
p.
$447,000
"359;995
338,088
1958—9 Mos.-*-1957
,■
$3,423,496
$3,870,933
"37091,079!
•
t ' 3,317,542
$87,005
$332,417
'47,159
$76,385
41,965
ops.
income™!
1522.
oper.
40,300
$553391
194,563
oper.
revenue
Railway oper.
-
■
Net
ry.
—V.
-73,309,387
68i495,246
r
$2,026,041 $14,451,011 $16,804,729
950,591
8,006,350
8,373,481
$2,174,177
income—
oper.
7,900,001
-7.789,890.
expenses-
Net rev. from ry. opers.
1,335,493
188, p. 15.22.
■'
St. Louis, San Francisco & Texas
Period End.
Ry^Earnings—
$358,682
revenue™
oper;
1358—9 Months—1957
$3,269,022 $3,362,202
1958—Month—1957
Sept. 30—
oper.
expenses- f
•.
$358,578^
236,911
•
from ry, oper.
234,075 >2(265,629
'
2,471,094
:
$.123,903 " $1,003,393
25,683, 28,572, "
169.116
$121,771"
Net ry. • opfef; income-!-'
—VM88, p. 1522.
•
■/ V.
*
_
shares
not
to
an
exchange
disclosed.
to
the
The
of
$888,108
*. J.02,942
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used to increase working capi¬
which has recently been reduced by capital expenditures in.the
amounts of $18,000 for building expansion
purchase of new laboratory equipment.
the
..
BUSINESS—The
and
$10,000
incorporated in Georgia on Oct. 31,
1951, as Scientific - Associates, Inc.
Its corporate name was sub¬
sequently changed to Scientific-Atlanta, Inc., on March 22, 1957, by
amendment
to
its
corporate charter.
The
company
began actual
operations in August of 1952 in leased premises at 580 Virginia Avenue,
N! E.,!,AUanta,.f)Ga>,.In-.August of 1955, the company moved to its
present location at 2162 Piedmont Rd., N. E., Atlanta 9, Ga.
The company
specializes
in
the
development
and
manufacture
Of precision electronic test Instruments used by pther electronic man¬
ufacturers.
The manufacture of antenna pattern recorders, antenna
positioners, receivers, and other related instruments used in the pre¬
liminary design and production and field testing of radar, communica¬
tions, and other types of antenna^ accounts for approximately 70%
of the present total production.
The. plastics
division of the
company
produces glass-reinforced
plastic components primarily for the saircraR and missile industry.
company
was
.
"St'i Louis Southwestern Ry^—Delistirig Apprbved—
,T^e'SE0!:has;' issue4 orders" granting applications of the New York
Stock
Exchange' to
strike from listing and regisration thecomrnon
preferred; stocks of this "company- andthe capital stock of
Copper Mining Co.-, 1 effective at the-close of the trading session
and
,
Andes
Nov.
on
13, 4958.-
'
'!-•■,
EARNINGS FOR SEPTEMBER AND
.
'
FIRST NINE MONTHS
;
.•Period EiKLSept.30^-
'::1958—Month—1957
Railway,
$5^255,57-3" . $5,309,4^9 $41,086,532 $49,373,726
oper.
revenue™
1958—9 Mos.—1957
Rallwpy oper,Mexpepses^ 4 3?445;037
>3,366,981 :.3Q;323,783 >31,875,288
Net «v» froip ry. opecs., $1,810,536
Net ry. oper.- income—
938,098
$1,942,178 $13*762,749 $17,498,438
•>" 746tl97>
6,493,921 •-7,063,910
.
—Fr 188, ;p.
-
152?.
:
The
Fius X Congregation,
Appleton, Wis.—Bonds QfZiegier .& jQb!, West Bend, Wis., in ^October
offered J$475,060 of 4%to5%fiVst'jimrtgage serial bonds
C.
ajt. iop^i p)u$ accrued interest.>>Th& bonds -are dated
Oct. 1, 1958, and will mature serially, from
io ^Qct. 1,1973, inclusive, ' '
April; i, 1960,
"
T
These bonds may he redeemed
follows: (a) If borrowed funds are
as
Jsed, 101% on or prior tp Oct.1,T,1963; plus accrued interest in each
1960; 1102% thereafter rto pet. X,
962; 103%
thereafter tp pet.
.tisedthere'wlli be* no premium.
pay! In-part; for* the"-construction of
$785;ooo combination schoolVand^ ehurch building- to be ready
(-b >? if unborrowed funds are
The'net proceeds will be used<~to
case;
a; new
for occupancy.
r
*
Sept. 1, 1959.
^
.
,v.;7
'
other similar
Pittsburgh, Pa., jointly
announced on.Oct.16 a jnerger agreement based on an exchange of 2%
shares
of St.
Regis common stock for each share of Kress.
The latter
hps outstanding 128,200 shares of capital stock..
■
Washington,
million
and Hagerstown, Md.,
feet of daily production.
Pa.,
square
approximate
the
$20,000,000 and
provides
..
a
division
of StV Regis*;.
management policies.
Slock
of. Kress
Box
is
but' with the same management
'
substantially by
members
Common
stock
(per
the
-
?By * amendment
capable of being doubled by the .addition of driers. "
!" "
The acquisition of Kress marks "a-furthe'r step to St. Regis', broaden¬
ing of ,lts operations in the payer converting and container fields.—
V.: 18$, p, 1617.
r
.
Congr^aiiowV MRw»u^e^.W«.—Bonds Of*.
jfei:edrr-Braiun,: MoiRroe & Co.! Milwaukee^'Wis., on Aug. 28
ctffered at: 100% and accnied Interest $690,000. of first
jn^oytgagc/ 5% serial bonds-dated Sept. 1, .1958 and due
.annually Sept, l, 1063 to Sept. 1, 1968, inclusive.
•
The'bonds
accrued
-$500
are
interest on
30
any." interest; payment" date
at 100'^
and
days' notifee in inverse order of maturity, the
callable on
.
denominations having preference.
original1 offer of 300
aeres>
to 576 acres in the
Lilly Bay section for the proposed State'Park.--Scott took this action
after a survey by park officials revealed a real need for a larger site
to
accommodate the thousands of tourists and sportsmen who
are
yregation's ten acres of land at South 20th Street and West Bolivar
in Milwaukee. The school will contain 14 classrooms. The parish
church is to seat 700 and. a parish hall to accommodate 500.
"
'.
■.-T/.vr
'!-•!
-Avenue
~
?^
^.
.
Salem-Brosia^, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—^^Receives Orders
This "eorporation -has received
new orders
"mpre thSii $4,000,000 for industrial furnaces
in ! repent weeks totaling
anfiVreliated !equfpinent,
4-"
Wbe new furnaces and equipment, Mr. Wickfire ^aid, are for -use
4n "the rolling of steel, heating of copper, handling^ of, aluminum, and
annealing' of safety glass. ""Ihe types of equipment involved and the
>a*iety-^of- operations- -in> whicto they will bemused;""'Mr. Wickwire
$$id,f '•plej»rrly ;indbate the, expe«tation ~of- a rising?, trdnd in industrial
lopcratiohs -gc«eeally.7-rV.-'l$8rp.f394.. >r.; r
Ward
A.
"Wickwire,
Jr., President,
announced .op Ndx.
for
other
corporate
Alabama
purposes.
wpl apply the
the
proceeds of its stock sale, together with other funds,5
purposes; and Gulf will apply the proceeds of lt$
and bank borrowings for construction purposes.—V.
187^
■
.
.
1958—Monthr-*! 957
1958—9 Months—1957
$
-
•
8
j
44,345,394 380,358,498 394,085,496
35,944,333 306,154,440 322,866,187
revenue-
47,168,748
expenses^
36,414,398
Net rev; from ry. oper.
10,754,350
8,401.061
74,204,058
71,219,309
5,033,154
3.810,831
34,685,976:
33,105,740
Net
—V.
ry.
income™^.
oper.
188, p. 1719.
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Period End.
Sept. 30—
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.t .1957
(
........
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses.
Net
22.696,395
15,885,762
20,327,979 186.997,10$ 199,073,783
15,538,888 138,Q46,$19
from ry. opers.
6,810,633
4,789,091
48,950,489.
Net ry. oper. income...
—V. 188, p. 1561.
3,524,676
3.252,764
26.7Q0,424
rev.
54,683,841
29,545,89$
Southwest Natural Gas Co.—Sale of Properties—
i
On Oct. 31, 1958 Southwest Natural Production
Co., a 100% owned
subsidiary, sold its interest in the L- M. White No. ), W. L. Hammer
No.
l
and J. W. Shaffer No. i Units, in the Add Field, Bienvlllel
Parish, La. The sale was made for the sum of $l,05Q,0OQ casb.
properties have a book cost of approximately $322,000. For tax pur¬
poses,
$184,000 has already been charged Off as intangible drilling
costs and depreciation, leaving $138,000 as the net tax cost,
fllqce
these properties have been held 'mqre thap six months, the
parent
company is advised that the profit should be treated as long-term
capital gain taxable at the rate of 25%.. ft ls expected that the nefc
proceeds
from the sale will be used: in the development of' Rs .other
properties and for other corporate purposes.
The subsidiary has
retained certain leasehold Interests to the
Adg Field aod, as reported
below, has completed the partially owned Johnson and McCandlisn
Units
part of the retained acreage.
on
The Production
also
drilling
company
hap an interest in a small oil well and in two other wells
the Ada Field.—V. 188, p. 449.
'
now
in
.
Spu^ane International RR.—-Earnings—
Period
End.8ept.30—
Railway oper.
Railway ©per.
revenue..
expenses.
158,467
1161,159
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$165,303
55,285
$129,598
64,766
ry.
oper.
!
1958—Month—1967 f958r-9 Month—)957
$323,769
$299,758
$2,968,271 $2,854953
20,7(56
.
inepme—,
•
$1,247,595
$1,153,930
52^f,Q68
559,-81$
456R
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry^—Earnings—
1958—Month—*1957
1958—9Mos —1957
$2,783,534 $24,119,806 $23,900,971
1,983,187
18,325,062
17,964,<63
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses.
$3,108,830
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$917,377
$800,347
$5,794,744
$5,936/408
247,636
644,430
2,822,992
2,735,114
Net ry.
oper.
h-V, 188,
2,191,453
income...
p, 1561.
Standard Oil Co. of
California*—Secondaty Offering—
A secondary-
offering pf 40,000 shares ,p| commqp sjtpck
(par $6.25) was ipade m Noy. 6 by Beap, Stearns
at $57 per share, with a dealer's concession of 90 gents
per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.—V.
p. 1199.
.
visit the new State Park area.
The additional acreage
possible more camp sites and picnic areas, and .it will also
afford more shore frontage for the proposed park.—V. 188, p. 1867.
expected
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings-
to
Period End. Sept. 30—
1958—Month—195?
$282,427
$290,043
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper, expenses
1956—9 Mos.—1957 $2,542,509 $2,439,992
2,540,583
'
572407
290,526
284,899
*$8,099
$5,143
*$6,080
78,421
70,038
63^,797
„
Seaboard Air Line RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
Net revenue from rail¬
.1958-. t9
1958-r-MonthT-rl957
Mos,—-1957
$
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway
oper.
expenses-
12,025,403
9,520,298
Net rev. from ry. opers.
"Net
ry.
—V.
income
1437.
188, p.
9,458,150
91,554,341
Net
22,591,039
1,695,932
13,340,909
30,517,280
16,201,476
ry.
oper.,
deficit
•'Deficit/r-V; 188,
p.
r
*$132,615
795478
t
1561.
92,864,484
2,838,128
operations
way
12,296,278 1T4,145;380 123,381,764
2,505,105
1,513,724
oper.
1
Sears Roebuck & Co.—October Sales
'
Per. End. Oct. 31—
Sales
Steinberg's Properties Ltd—-Partial Redeipption—
The corporation has called for redemption op Dec. 2, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $i4O,O0Q of its first mortgage 5% -bonds,
series C, due Dec. 2, 1982 at 100%
Payment will be made at any
branch in Canada of the Royal .Bank pf Canada,—y. 187,
p. 23$0.
1958—Month—1957
Up—
1958—9 Mos—1957
f*Saleec
for October
company.—:V.: 188, p.
aiid»
tbe year-to-date were both records for the
1657,
.-
and of Lutah Uranium & Oil, Inc.,
both of Roawell, N. M., have approved an agreement whereby Sheltondirectors
Warren
Oil
of this company
all of the assets of Lutah Uranium, it was
Nov, 3, Gordon E. McMeen, President of Lutah,
President of Shelton-Warren, stated that the
will purchase
-announced jointly on
William A. Shelton,
proposals will be submitted to shareholders of both companies by
the
middle of November.
acquisition of Lulah's assets will be effected through an ex¬
change of shares. Plans, subject to some minor adjustments, provide
for the exchange of one share of Shelton-Warren for each ten shares
of Lutah Uranium & Oil outstanding.
The
consummation of 4he acquisition, Shelton-Warren will
shares of $1 par value stock outstanding.
Authorized
have
capi¬
of capital stock..
^Combined resources of the two companies will result in an estimated
annual cash flow of approximately $2,000,000 from operations.
The
income will be derived from crude oil production In the States of New
Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, representing various working
interests hi 40 producing wells,
Adjacent, ,and included in these pro¬
ducing properties; the consolidated company also holds .oil leases, which
contain 40 proven drilling locations.
Included in the income .projection is revenue from the Shamrock
Petroleum Distribution Systeto for all southeastern New Mexico, having
27 retail outlets; ^uxd -the McLeod Uranium Mine in Edgemont. This
mine has blocked out uranium ore of about 328,000 tons.
1,550,000
it was announced on Oct. 28, has arranged, tp place
privately, through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, $50,000,000
of 25-year 4%% debentures, due Oct. J, 1983, with insti¬
pany,
tutional investors.
Shelton-Warren Oil Co.—Acquisition—
The
and
Swift & Co.—Debentures Placed Privately—-This com¬
*$363,666,6$L $329,811,166 *$2,797,979,028 $2,772,749,225
.Upon
The net proce ^
j.i
o her funds to con-Tructlng a twolevel brick and stone combination school, church and hall on the Con-
••
.
of
used
wmhrfcoal
Period End. Sept. 30—
This company has nearly doubled the acreage it is offering In the
Moosehead Lake region - in Maine "for a new State Park.
Park Director Lawrence Stuart said in Augusta, Me., on Oct. 31, that
increased its
common
coal mining facilities, to acquire additional
Period End. Sept. 30—
None
,
Roman
$3,006,00b of
construction
Railway oper.
Railway oper,
136,500 shs.
to
Scott Paper Co.—Qives Additional Acreage to Maine
com¬
corrugated materials" from Sonoco's plant at Hartsville,^6, C.
Tpis
pip nt: produces 55,000. ions of. board, annually.andits.capaclty is
S|t
purchase
.
of
K^s Lox has a long-term agreement with Sonoco Products Co,
providing it with., virtually, all of - the" output of .009 semi-chemical
!
each
will
Southern Pacific Co.—Earnings—
Outstanding/
-f 1,000,000 shs.
1,500 shs.
50c)
preferred stock (par $50)™™_
Its corporate charter dated Aug. 29, 1958, the
authorized common stock of the-company was changed from 500,000
ishares of $l par- value common stock to j.,000,000 shares of 50c par
value common stock.
Pursuant to a plan pf .recapitalization, as pro¬
vided for in said charter amendment, the stockholders of record on
the date of said amendment became entitled tP receive two shares
of said $0.50 par value common stock for each share of $1 par value
common stock held on said ftatecrrV. is8, p. 1274.
;
pany's management.
•
and
balance
for
—V. )88, p.
!
held
reserves
approximately 20% of the total
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
and
Georgia
ating plant and its
Net
CAPITALIZATION
6%
employment for
some -900 persons at its four plants.
\
.^Organized in 1880 as a manufacturer of wooden boxes, Kress was one
of the first U. S. manufacturers
to produce a cprrugated box, and
pioneered many developments in the industry since the company began
the transition, from, wooden to" fiberboard iml911.. "
On consummation of the, merger, it, is indicated Kress Box Will be
operated as
for
Authorized
with a total capacity of six
Safes of Kress In 1958 will
company
accounts
will "make
Kress. Bo:?, p long .established manufacturer jof. corrugated and fiber
shipping containers, operates plants at, Pittsburgh,, Pa.; Newark, Ohio;
c
items
production.
Scott Las
St;. Regis Paper. Co.^-To Acquire ICress Box—
This company and the F. J. Kress Box Co.,
.
and
manufacture,of battery boxes, supporting brackets, insulator rings,
and
.
St.
proposal
agree¬
tal
?
1,032,728
persons
Alabama
joint
approximate
for
rev.
of
1959,
Scientific-Atlanta, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—The
company is
offering to the holders of its common
stock of record Sept. 10, 1958, rights to subscribe at
$5 per share for 6,500 additional shares of common stock
(par 50^) at the rate of one new share for each twenty
shares held. Rights will expire on Nov. 14.# No under¬
writing is involved.
'
Net
number
Jan. 2,
Involved was
ment has been approved by the directors of both companies and
by the
stockholders of the Wisconsin company.
Schering stockholders had
previously authorized issuance of 6,000,000 shares of common stock for
such purposes, more than 2,000,000 shares of which remain unissued.
'
Railway
Railway
The
effected
;
$9,926,042 $82,946,257 $90,114,116
$9,964,067
stock.
be
4,068,010
.
stock of Southern Electric Generating Company, the funds to be
by the latter-to continue the construcfion nf lt& steam electrR
acquisition by
Inc., Madison,
will
869,495
four subsidiaries have joined in the filing of
with the SEC; and the GommisGlph
until" Nov. 19, 1958, to request a hearing thereon,
The proposal contemplates that Southern will make bank borrowings
from time to time prior to Jan. 31, 1968, in amounts aggregating
$12,000,000. The proceeds, together with treasury .funds, wlB he used
to purchase additional common stocks of subsidiaries during 1958 and
1959, as follows: Alabama Power Co., $11,000,00O; Georgla^Power J6o.;
$3,000,000; and Gulf Power Co., $2,000,000! Gulf .also proposes to make
bank, borrowings xyi $31060,000.
1 ;,.!
-j
i .
'
statement, American Scientific Laboratories
will be operated as a wholly-owned
subsidiairy of Schering, continuing
under its present management and
personnel and at its present loca¬
tion.—V. 187, p. 2120.
Ry.—Earnings1958—Month—:1957 >' )958^9„Mos.-r-1957
period End. Sept. 30—
acquisition
According
; St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway
The
„
$415,473
the
Laboratories,
^
■.
'
1958—Month—1957 ' -'
for
this corporation of American
Wis., well known producers of
veterinary .pharmaceuticals,, was announced jointly on Oct. 31 by
Francis C. Brown, President of Schering, and Hubert D.
White,' Presi¬
dent. ,of American Scientific Laboratories. •*'
Scientific
931,792
and
company
financing
stock sale
p. 2553.
Schering Corp.—^Proposed Acquisition—
Agreement
2,404,438
'
■
Period End. Sept. 30—
vessels^
pressure
Pittsburgh; George J. Sabel, partner of George J, Sabel & Co.,
burgh; and Wilbert Rohlff, Vice-President of Enro Shirt Co., Louis,
ville, Wilson Brothers subsidiary.-r-V, 187, p. 331.
$6,976,630
279,925
Earnings—
*
of
Ornitz,
;
.
$1,335,505
738,625
ry. oper.
Net ,ry. oper. income
—V, 188, p. 1522.
producer
taxes
188, p. 590.
interested
Sons,
Pitts¬
1958^-Month—1957
1958—9 Months—1958
$2,553,299
$2,025,187 $18,145,180 $20,495,996
1,217,794
1,403,257- 12,146,968
13,519,366
oper. .revenue™
New Board—
Scaife Co. consultant and former Vice-President of BlawCo.; Robert H. Sabel, General Counsel and Vice-President; and
John T. Stuart; Secretary and Treasurer.
Completing the new board
(arer Charles E. Ford,
Assistant Vice-President,: T. Mellon &
-•
Railway
leading
a
Knox
RR.-^-Earnings
Richmond, Fredericksburg# Potomac.
t
B.
21,228,107
.
_
is'
air equipment, liquid propane gas .containers, attd guided
components, and a wholly owned subsidiary of Wilson Brothers,
phicago, 111., 95-year old manufacturer of textile goods, announced
on. Novr 5 that Maurice Parker, Wilson Brothers Chairman and Presi¬
dent, has been elected to the same offices of the 156-year old Scaife
company. Other directors, serving also as Scaife officers, are: Nathan
,^1,126,805^ 1,?70,990 -! 6,065,443 12,058,180
.V.
.4
income.—
which
missile
1958—9 Mos,- -1957
.
from ry.,ops.
oper.
-1957 A
$
8,829,535' -10,897,892; .78*715,871-103,402,803
6,676,944
$,932,638 J ,67,.3Q4^96. JB2,174,696
rev._
Railway operating, ejcps.
bakmont, Pa.—Elects
company,
Service (Do* i&
1958—9 Mos—rl957
1958^-12 Mo*/—1007
$10,962,417 $10,248,919 $14,162,181 $lB,W8;9tl
Southern Co.—Proposed Bank Borrowings—
a
compressed
lSSS^MOnth-
r
income after
This
t
"
Net
-r-V.
.
P>589. >
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
revenues
^
proceeds from the financing will be added to working capital
to replace funds used to the past four years on-capita] improvement^.
During the years 1954-57,. such expenditures were approximately $$p.000,000 in Excess of depreciation and retained earnings, it wa? stpged.
At the close of the company's last fiscal year, Oct. 2$, 1957, optstanding .debt comprised $33,500,000 of 2%% debentures, sold ht 1947, and
$10,000,000 of 2%% debentures sold to £948. Also outstanding were $9»r
The
937,500 of purchase money notes.
Capital expenditures by Swift during the last fiscal year amounted
to $28,700,000, the smallest total since 1952. According to Porter :M>
Jarvis, President, such outlays would be further reduced in the current
year.—V. 187, p. ?910-
talization consists of 5,000,000 shares
Talon, Inc^ Meadville, Pa.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended Sept. >30—
Net
1958
1957
$26,030,243 $26,620JB42
911,730
jiOSgq)
sales
Other income
...
.
,
Total income
.
Profit before income
—...
taxes!.!
Provisions for income taxes-—
Net
—™..—
—
™
..
profit
Ret profit per share (cm class A &!B stock).—
-■■■':1..
j
* ism
$26,341973 m/mm
1,914,631
3,088.160
956900
$966,631
i^h||658
Ml
$0.7$
% F. jftoiee, 4nmirman of $he Board, on Oct. 22. said in past:
Sscbny Mobil Oil „Co.,
See Freeport
^Expands—
Sulphur Co. above,—V. 188, p. T93,
,
r
"Although
earnings were lower during the third quarter and the
operations improved during the last two months,
nine months period,
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 10, 1958
(1970)
month
each
with
"In
Central Ry.—Earnings—
Tennessee
oper.
expenses
operations—*#Jct ry. oper. income..**
—V. 188, p. 1561.
way
■and,
77,283
196,179
Commission
the
Co.—Plans Expansion—
"
New
Oulf
#>y
<3a$
with
to provide the Chicago-Gary area
companion applications
•fnajor
gas
supplies from the prolific Texas-Louisiana
filed on Nov. 4 with the Federal Power Commission
natural
new
Coast
were
.
the
facilities
sidiary,
Chicago
of
will
which
Pipe
District
with
connect
the
Peoples
Gas
with
sub¬
of
systems
Peoples
and
the
111.,
ether two utilities.
300 million
The
delivered
would be
cubic feet
200 million
follows:
as
to' Northern Indiana, including 100 million in the fall of 1959, rising
150
million at the start of the second year of service and the
to
full 200
to
*
million
the
at
start
the
of
third
Northern Illinois,pointed to a large unsatisfied
Peoples Gas, and 60 million cubic
Midwestern,
urging quick
action,
flenand
for
unsatisfied
the area.
in
gas
feet
early
heating
In
for space
requests
cubic feet
100 million
year;
to
it
3 958
had more
second
business
and
day
Tennessee
after
long-pending applications
Which
suggested
the
applications
issued
FPC
of Midwestern
filing
fhe FPC Said existed in
The
the
Gas
of
all
and
competing
applications
new
the
denied
to
cure
denied
pipelines, but
shortcomings
proposals.
the
day
after
the
FPC
order
was
issued, Midwestern
and
sent the FPC a
letter outlining their plans to divide
pioject into two parts and to file separate applications
Covering each. Today's filing was the first of the two.
The second is planned within 60 days.
Based on a Canadian gas
«upply, it will propose a new pipeline to serve communities prin¬
cipally in Minnesota and Wisconsin and in the Upper Peninsula of
1720.
p.
sold
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Securities Offered—Public
offering of $500,000 of 6% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due Nov. 1, 1968, at 100% and accrued interest,
fmd 25,000 shares of common stock (par
10£) at $6.50 per
Share, was made on Nov. 3 by Milton D. Blauner & Co.
Inc. and associates.
-
'■
The
debentures
stock
version
price
be
may
of
the
of
$6.75
the sinking fund
•ranging from 103% to
par,
from 106%
1960 to
t
Jan.
on
the
option
Nov.
The
beginning
1,
at
alter
share.
per
^for
-
converted,
company
1,
of
1958,
debentures
at
the holder,
an initial
will
into
con¬
redeemable
be
Jan.
1, 1960 at redemption
prices
at optional redemption prices receding
and
plus accrued interest in each
par,
case,
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
bank loans, and the balance will be used for general
including working capital and the reduction and
discount of accounts payable.
company to repay
•corporate
purposes,
>
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged primarily as
environmental equipment
used for the simulation
tions
and
the
manufacture
of
refrigeration
for
construction
the
of
.
obtairis
it
the
in
funds
sufficient
March
construct
to
The 'short period cf
duririg which stock was
1957
period of 17 months from January 1956
a
to June 6,
prospectus falls to disclose that Texas Glass determined
offering to include other states and to file its regis¬
statement
because
concluded
it
that
could
it
obtain
not
the
required funds through a public offering limited to Texas."
Furthermore, according to the decision, the record shows that Texas
Glass intends to produce only flat glass or window glass, and that it
does
intend
not
for
estimate.
Commission
also
found
misleading
statements
the
of
material
raw
centers
and
of
distribution";
and
The
sales
of
Texas
manufacturer
a
of
climatic
exemption
Glass stock
from
the
under
made
were
because certain
because
of
Securities
claimed
a
the
persons
the proposed new offering
would be merely
continuation
ol'
the prior
intrastate offering in Texas,
the Intrastate exemption
would not be available to the prior offering. The company's financial
statements failed to show a contingent liability arising out of such
prior sales; and the prospectus was also misleading, in failing to dis¬
close that the company had not placed in escrow 82% of the
proceeds
of certain sales as required by the Texas Securities Commission.
Although
a
the
prospectus states that 80%
of the proceeds Of the
stock will be placed in a "Building and Escrow Fund" and will be
returned to
purchasers should the stock offering not be successful,
does
not
set
the
agreement,
the
time
establish
not
or
embark
during
its
to
which
success
return
to
details
any
minimum
to
company
of
forth
amounts
is
as
purchasers the
to
the
or
be
basis
a
any
for
escrow
by
period
necessary
maximum
continued
to be
money
of
nature
considered
program,
offering
failure
or
the
funds
of
its
upon
the
to
as
in
to
order
determining
Power
west
Commission
Texas
eight
ended
Aug.
31,
the
1S58,
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
to
about
of
first mortgage,
10-year
6%
sell
1/debentures,
♦Common
due
stock
also
amendments
Commission
natural
filed
concluded:
after
"It
is
the
institution
evident
that
of
proceedings,
Glass
Texas
did
the
make
not
effort to
comply with the standards of full and fair
prescribed in the registration procedures.
Under all the
circumstances present here we are of the opinion that this is not
a proper case for the
exercise of our discretion to consider the amend¬
disclosure
ments."
of
The
the
last
Commission
amendment
ficiencies.—V.
180,
also
cents)
1
♦Includes
for
of
names
conversion
the
several
that
that
preliminary
a
still
it
contains
.The
shares
of
to
the
:
D.
be
to
Hooker
Blauner
purchased by
S:
&
each
them,
of
Co., Inc
de¬
by
these
rate
Fay
ry.
1958—Month—1957
of
Nov.
5
filed
of
shares
it3
fbr
shares
one
are
and
expenses
8,716,703
$
$
for
5,650
5,000
4,175
Inc
Corp
35,000
Stanley Heller 6z Co
Hammershlag, Borg &
—V.
188, p.
24,261,278
26.913,282
4,849,104
6,349,882
Textron, Inc.
'
188,
shares
to
of
company,
on
proceeds
from
the
--Net
be
1958
offered to
which
(of
$13,400,000
1,250
M.
&
for
M.
atomic
licencees
1561.
Jfuce
fit
the
1971,
1,
the
231
South
called
sinking
at
100%
Continental
fjre-adway.
for
redemption
$16,000 of
fund,
of
principal
Illinois
National
La Salle
St., Chicago 90,
New York 15, N. Y.
There will
,
has
company
operation of
64,027
shares
of Textron
is
also
be
xepaid
on
Dec.
on
&
Bank
111.,
at
or
1, next,
Dec.
next, through
debentures, due
1,
23ac'c
Payment
Trust
the
will
Co.
be
of
Hanover
made
Chicago,
Bank,
through operation
of
70
the
rlnking fund, upon presentation of original debentures to either of the
tibove-mentioned paying agents, the aggregate then due of
$784,000
principal amount of original debentures in
sions
of
said
of
notice
!>e
given to
Interest
136,
indenture.
such
the
due
1,
provided
in
registered
Dec.
by
to
respect
will
accordance with the provi¬
the indenture, no specific
original debentures need to
thereof.
owners
1958,
1093.
p.
As
repayments
be
in
the
usual
in
This
fOf
new
securities
corporation is reported to be planning the private sale of $17 *00,000 20-year SVs% debentures and the offering next year of addi¬
common
stock.
The proceeds
are
be used
to
188,
p.
to
help
Texas Glass Manufacturing Corp., Bryan.
Stop Order Suspends Registration of Stock—
}.
In
a
decision
tiveness: of
The
announced
on
Nov.
a-registration* statement
3,
the
with
SEC
respect
by this corporation.
Commission
ruled
that
the
pav
cost
of
1561.
;
.offering of stock
registration
each
10
by common stockholders at
shares held of record Nov. 25,
terms ale to be supplied
First
The
Boston
additional
an
regular full time employees
terms
also
the
to
sale
be
Corp.
are
11,000 common
(including officers)
supplied by amendment.
of-the
stock
.will-
$7,400,000
was
expended prior
$5,300,000 for I960.—V.
and
1959
open-end
have
added
be
the
to
Aug.
to
188,
31,
1958),
1869.
p.
been
investment
registered
has
trust
with
the
been
Securities
formed
&
and
Exchange
its
Com¬
Through a principal underwriter, the company will offer initially
1,000,000 shares of Twentieth Century Growth Investors and 1,000,000
of Twentieth Century Income Investors at $5 a share.
shares
There
will
of
be
the
sales
no
the
year,
charge
the
on
prospectus
shares
states.
:
offered
th®
during
'
.
..
current
The
dividend
cash
payments.
appreciation.
capital
also
company
will
The
growth fund has
its primary
as
v
offer
periodic
investment
and hag
registered $10,000,000 face amount of certificates. One of the features
the plan, the prospectus reveals, is that the participant will receive
a rebate upon its
completion, the amount being applied to the purchase
a
plan
of
additional
of
Stowers
shares.
&
investment
has
Co.
of
named
Investors
the
as
principal
Research
Corp.
is custodian of the assets and
the
partner
been
is
manager
of New York
investment
of Smith,
committee
Barney
&
City,
officials
D.
Gus
A. A.
underwriter.
United
States
The
Trust
registrar for the stock.
Ralph
are
Co.;
C. Christopher & Co.;
Union Pacific
-
B. Johnson, New
Welch, Kansas City,
Hermanson, F. J. Raw, and
Investors Research Corp.—
of
RR.—Earnings—
1958—Month—1957
•$
Railway
Railway
1958—9 Mos.—1957
revenue—
oper.
47,502,936
expenses
32,961,855
$
....
$•-- .
^
45,087,845 366,453,709 384,308,982
31,094,375 274,844-,517 286,152,765
14,541,081
13,993,470
91,609,192
98,156,217
5,638,574
4,683,875
28,166,741
27,700,361
oper.
ry.
—V.
operations
income—,
oper.
188,
.
1562.
p.
the
and
eastern
hemisphere.
The
Sendzimir
cold
rolling
companies in the Textron
effec¬
statement
contained
preferred
least
at
after;
Oct.
and
days'
accrued
is
days
1,
Cash
will
be
in
paid
PROCEEDS—The
standing
p.
in
part at
each
time
and
$10
1962,
there*
time
(if
called,
1,
case.
stock
any
Oct.
to
inclusive;
redemption)
thereafter
no
of
at
at
to
any
$11.60
Oct.
1,
to
share
per
1966,
adjustment for accrued
fractional * shares..
,7
inclusive;
dividends.
P
net
proceeds will be used to
stock and for
expansion and
preferred
188,
or
share
per
1966,
common
$12.60
lieu
1,
in
into
whole,
a
$10.50
Oct.
before
with
as
at
dividends
convertible
three
1962, inclusive;
$12.60
thereafter,
—V.
callable
notice
thereafter to
plus
before
or
is
stock
20
$10.25
issue
The
on
redeem
the
working
out¬
capital.
1562.
of
$427,861
On
acceptance
will
be
of
made
Interest
A
at
before
or
on
tocal
Aug.
United States Freight Co.—Plans Rights
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston 6, Mass.,
business
of
15,
The
Nov.
on
prices not to exceed 100% and accrued Interest.
Nov. 19, 1958, the trust
companv will mail notices qf
tenders accepted. Payments of accepted debentures
to
on
and
accepted
alter
in
Nov.
debentures
$472,995
principal
connection
195C.—V.
188,
p.
25
upon
will
cease
amount
with
the
of
receipt
of
the
debentures.
Nov.
24, 1958.
debentures were
previous sinking
"
purchased
fund payment
1868.
stockholders
stockholders
price
date
will
of
below
the
the
piggy back
subsidiaries
tracts
for
Nov.
150,000
20
will
shares
vote
upon
a
Offering—
proposed
offering
of
registration statement,
price at the time
but it is anticipated
the offering.
market
o
the
proxy
about
would
were
be
piggyback
applied
the
begun
statement
$6,000,000 would
for
equipment
it
will
be
of
statement,
operations which
last
July.
The
minimum of
$2,500,000
on
of
capital stock. The subscription
not be determined until Immediately prior to the effective
According
any
be
proceeds
by
will
be
used
for
of the company's
is
proposed
that a
which approximately
certain
said
raised,
it
of
pre-payment of conditional sale con¬
and acquisition of additional equip¬
ment.
Thermometer Corp. of America
Acquisition — The
Ohio Company,
Columbus, Ohio, represented this corpo¬
ration in its purchase of the
common
shares of the
Springfield Metallic Casket Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.'The
price for the acquisition was reported to be about
was announced
This.corporation
dridge
Oct. 31.
The offering- would be underwritten
by a grc-up headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith. It is planned the subscription offer¬
ing will begin about Dec. 1 and expire 14 days later.
At the end of October, the company had 803,748 shares
outstanding.
—V.
188, p. 590
•
.
$529,-
on
Oct. 8 —V. 188, p. 1200.
Inc.
The
has
changed
merger
its
agreement
Dealings under new
Exchange.—-V. 188, p. 1438L
name
name
to
dated
Thompson
June
began Nov.
:•
3 on
30
S.
Polymeric
Chemicals,
Inc.,
Stamford,
Conn.—
Offered—The
company on Nov. 5 offered to its
stockholders of record Nov. 3 the right to sub¬
scribe on or before Nov. 24 for 26,285 additional shares
common
Ramo
became
U.
Stock
Thompson Products, Inc.—Change in Name—
public
The
on
mill
up to the
15, 1958, will receive tenders for the sale of
15-year 5% subordinated sinking fund debentures due Feb.
1, 1970
of Textron
American, Inc. to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum
of
000, it
....
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., Chicago, 111., on
Oct. 31 offered publicly 30,000 shares of 6% cumulative
convertible pfd. stock,. 1958 series, at par ($10 per share).
,
its
Texas-
suspended the
to a proposed
man
inclusive;
—
Corp.—Proposed Financing
The
tional
,:f
;
proposes
mission.
a
'
company's construction program.—V.
;
;
company
Tenders for Debentures—
The Old
close
due
manner.—V
...
Texas Gas Transmission
and
engaged
reactors
for cancellation
paid
M.,
(a Textron
...
family of business enterprises.its
;,-
The
United Cities Gas Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—East¬
stock.
common
provider, Precision rolling of harder metals.
This brings to 1?. the number of diversified
amount.
Registers
—
Twentieth Century Investors, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—
Proposed Financing—
Inc.—Acquires Connecticut Firm—
eddy current clutches. It is the only producer
of roll clusters for the Sendzimir
rolling mills, which are manufactured
exclusively by Waterbury Farrel in the western hemisphere and by
Texas Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
.
the
general funds of the company and used for the payment of promissory
notes
aggregating $4,100,000, the proceeds of which were used lor
construction
purposes
in 1958, and for the company's construction
program.
Construction expenditures are estimated at $10,600,000 for
way
....
.
*
-r
stock.
Blytli & Co., Inc. and
principal underwriters.
The registration statement also covers
Net
590.
p.
Mr. Sendzimir is the principal stockholder of P. M. &
Vice-President of Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.
Division).
for
1,250
25,000
Co.
below.—V.
in the design and manufacture of Precision
components, including roll clusters and auxiliary items for the Sendzi¬
mir rolling
mills; Azimuth gear drives for radar antennae, accessories
1,750
25,000
'
,
3,140,31-6
793,197
643,808
1561.
p.
Machines
P.
1,750
Co.,
2)631,918
income—
.
4,175
35,000
&
with
the
as
Period End. Sept. 30—
Royal Little, Board Chairman of Textron Inc., and Tadeusz
Sendzimir,
of Precision Methods
Machines Inc., of Waterbury, Conn.,
on Oct.
31; ahnounced the purchase by Textron of Precision Methods
Com. Shs.
82,500
Kletz
consolidated
;
registration statement with the SEC
a
common
subscription
share
new
Stowers, all of Kansas
V. 187, p. 2953.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
100,725,414 104,978,440
8,575,756 : 76,464,136
78,065,158
President
&
82.500
G.
Securities
of
11,716,072
operations
oper.
Textron
the
Michael
Aetna
.
sal©
the
Net revenue from rail¬
follows:
as
100.000
Maltz, Greemvald & Co._
..
through
& Power Co.
amendment.
listed
partner of B.
$
11,348,621
oper.
188,
See
HalloweU, Suzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
1
-
The subscription price and underwriting
1958.
York,
RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
oner,
way
—V.
debentures.
$115,000
_
";
of hearing.-
purpose
on
110,000
offer
the
Co.
$
436,333 shs.
the
underwriters
No. of Debs.
Milton
project
Transwestern have been
to
gas
company
covering
examination
material
1199.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
com¬
respective principal amount of convertible subordinated debentures and
•common
the
500,000
750,000 shs.
74,075 shares reserved
'
<
•
}
finance
to
Rights Offering With SEC—
Members
~
UNDERWRITERS—The
;
.
„
.
-
noted
indicates
Texas & New Orleans
$165,000
500,000
10
„
Tucson Gas, Electric Light
balance
found
were
reasonable
a
subordinated
1968
(pur
'
mortgage bonds due 1960 to 1970, inclusive, at prices to
;
yield from 5% to 53,4%.
Outstanding
$165,000
begin
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod),
Lansing, Mich.—Bonds Offered—Francoeur & Co., Inc.,
Chicago, 111., on Oct. 1 offered publicly $150,000 of first
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
due 1973—
convertible
hearing to
a-
objective
(Equitable Life Assurance Society, 5 lis %
r
scheduled.:
$189,798,000.
proposes
proceedings for
of
FINANCING
Authorized
has
to construct a natural gag
Arizona-California boundary - at art
consider
Net
GIVING
(
$191,700,000 in securities—$142,000,000 in bonds; $20,700,000 in interim
potes; and 629,000,000 in common stock.
(
Applications by 15 independent producers seeking FPC authorizations
Net revenue from rail¬
months
......
,
by the Commission.
Subsequent
to the close of the
record, Texas Glass filed certain amendments to
its registration statement and urged that the
statement, as so amended,
be consideied by the Commission rather than
its
previous filings.
Observing that it is discretionary with the Commission whether to
deficiencies
condi¬
pany had Suies of $3,112,352.
•
;
-
~
company
the
to
*
the
7
.
"Making available the shares at the initial offering price without ft
sales charge for more than two months is an innovation and a
departure
from
industry practice," James E. Stowers, President, announced.
The income fund, he said, is designed for investors interested in
Other
stratosphere and beyond.
EARNINGS—For
$2,245,457
671,776
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
application-by this
from
Transwestern
:
whether
placed in escrow.
726,290
-
.
.
capacity of 40,940 horsepower.
"intra¬
registration requirements,
were not residents of Texas,
$2,164,778
68,141
$5,726,613
3,463.156
; Transwestern proposes to construct
about. 1,809 miles of varying
diameter
pipeline and eight compressor- stations- with a combined
a
Act
Federal
estimated cost
survey
in various parts of the country indicates
that its
annual production will be consumed.
Its market survey, the
Commission iudicatqd, was of a cursory nature and not "such as to
warrant the statement that its entire production would be sold.
Prior
$,538,577
;. 3,373,799
76,755
:
7
.
.
1958—9 Mos.—1957
.
•
413,035
1561.
15 on an
pipeline
in
that
-
$231,669
$25$<Kg"
income
oper.
-
$644,704
377,636
expenses.
from ry.opers.*
188, p.
Dec.
such
The
$632,682
Transwestern Pipeline Co.—To Build Pipeline—
;
to
produce any plate glass and will not have the
production; and since Texas Glass has as yet not
entered into any construction contract, it is misleading to state that
it
is
"assured"
that
plant construction
costs
will
not
exceed
its
facilities
heating equipment.
largest
manufacturer
of
company
believes
it
is
the
world's
environmental equipment, which products reproduce the extreme tem¬
peratures, pressures and humidity conditions found on and hear the
surface of the earth, and, in the growing field of missiles, let aircraft
l»nd outer-space projectiles, the conditions that aTe to be found in
the
was
and the
tration
and
2,'he
until
so
have' ended
to
actually
expand
it
Common
remain
stated
1957,
and
Gas
188,
will
it
time'
However,
former
Michigan.—V.
contract
a
oper.
rev.
ry.
1958—Month—1967
•
revenue... *
Tracy-American
.
FPC
On
their
into
its plant and begin manufacturing operations.
state"
tha.t
Teiifltssee
enter
oper.
See Viclad Industries, Inc. below.,
entire
set forth specific suggestions for new projects, pointing
"particularly desirable is a well-founded project to serve the
Cf-emlngly endless requirements of the Chicago market for both indus¬
trial and space-heating gas."
Out
to
Net
—V.
market
the
on
which
order
an
filed
were
able
Net
in
been
plant, to
-
sources
-••'.*
Midwestern
The
be
•
prospectus that it will produce its glass on machines
and by methods that are unique and less time consuming;
that the
plant site is "strategically located from an economical standpoint to
residences
Clone.
had
company
Railway
Railway
the Texas Glass
250,000
than
single-family
in
gas
will
it
that
Kentucky,
a
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
sheet
.
,
Thompson Products, Inc. above.—V. 188, p. 1438.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR;—Earnings
^
was
heavy
plant lor an amount approximating its estimate of the cost of
a
plant'
"""
'
■
~
■
•
*"*
:
"
"It is clear," the Commission stated, "that Texas Glass continued
to be in the planning and development stage after October 1955 and
to
Co.,
Line
following:- that
which
and
its
supply at a connection at Portland, Tenn.
Midwestern'® pipeline would run north through Tennessee,
Indiana and Illinois and end at a connection near Joliet,
.
the
window
development
a
such
.
tgas
the
share. The company,
per
manufacture
were
and
erect
to
that
Midwestern Gas Transmission Co. and its parent firm, Tennessee
Transmission Co., both headquartered at Houston, Texas. ■
-
Midwestern applied to construct * 350-mtle, 30-inch pii>eline costing
f50,815,000 to deliver 360 million cubic feet of gas per day to three
fiig Chicago area utilities; Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., Northern
Indiana Public Service Co. a"d Northern Illinois Gas Co.
r. J;
Tennessee Gas filed a supporting application to build $61,548,000 in
facilities
including
158
miles
of 36-lnch
pipeline
parallel to its
existing system in Louisiana and Mississippi to furnish Midwestern its
$2
to
state until October 1955; that it pro¬
manufacture window and sheet glass and
heavy sheet crystal plate glass; that it had previously offered its
securities to residents of Texas "for a short period of time," during
Which 83,708
shares had been sold and such offering haft been dis¬
continued on March 31, 1957; and that the company has been assured
planning
-a
Tennessee Gas Transmission
by Texas Glass in May 1957
public offering of 2,116,292. shares
filed
was
proposed
stock at
intends
1952,
poses
-
statement
amended,
as.
common
in
$726,964
109,533
$755,843
Thompson Ramo Wooldiidge Inc.—New Name—
See
organized
crystal
glass. It has never engaged in any business and its only property
consists of a plant site in Bryan, donated by that City, the deed for
which is currently held in escrow contingent upon the execution of
a
contract to construct ty plant.
*.'...
,* «.
'
According to the Commission's decision, the registration statement
contained many "deficiencies"
(omissions or misstatements of facts),
some
of
which were
"highly material." These related primarily to
the company's organization and development and the description of
its business, prior sales of the company's securities, and the. intended
use of the proceeds of the proposed stock offering.
Among statements
in
the company's
prospectus considered "materially misleading" by
of
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$3,010,161 $3,484,362
2,254,318
2,757,498
$155,367
$110,055
46,162
,
registration
Hie
Net revenue from railr.
among
'
.
1958—Month—1957
$371,549
$458,320
261,494
*
303,053
fiailwny oper. revenue—
Ctaiiway
other things, the
competitive advantages,
concerning,
company's products, its method of production,
outstanding options, and use of proceeds.
was
September
Period End. Sept. 30—
statements
materially misleading
previous month.
exceeding the
quarter
third
the
in
the best month both volume and profltwise since April.
the company introduced its new 'Little Zip' fastener
to the men's trouser industry.
This fastener is about half the size of
the conventional trouser fastener, yet is stronger, lighter and has a
dew* smaller
power lock.
Early reports indicate that the 'Little Zip
fastener is being as enthusiastically
received in the men's trouser
industry as. was the company's
'Big Zip,' when Introduced to the
cqiterwear Industry over a year ago."—V. 188, p. 450.
September
Wool-
-effective
the New York Stock
stock (par 50 cents) at $11 per share on the
new shares, for each thirteen shares held.
Empire Trust Co., 20 Broad St., New York 5, N. Y., is
of
common
basis of four
Volume 188
Number
5793
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
sales and
subscription agent. Any unsubscribed shares are to be
publicly offered through Dominick & Dominick, New
York, at the
PROCEEDS—The
net
determined
proceeds
be
may
to
received
be
used
to
further
from
reduce
.debtedness.;•
the
sale
of
bank
current
"
r~.
...
f
company lias been in commercial-production, since March 1951.
business, of the company cosists generally of processing paper,
cloth, fiber-glass mats and other materials purchased by
company, (or.in some
instances supplied by customers)
by im¬
from suppliers)
facturers.
and
v
Key
of
three
other
The balance
customer
sales is roughly divided
odf
groups.
the
motor
;
the
31,
$25,000
1958
and
the
by
United
"Current
$12,500
company
June
30,
in
1959).
its
•
The
that
a
SEC
New
consent
authorized
this
Net
($12,500 due
includes
treasury.—V.
5,350
188,
said
shares
of
the
surrendered
estimated
life
the
and
tax
savings
will
increase
income
stockholders.
common
50-year
of
the
railroad
'
debentures,
Railway
to
y; *
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$1,545,823
1,117,841,
•%
$7,611,582 $12,815,833
6,356,450
9,252:623
:
1958^-Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$4,742,448 $38,079,936 $41,887,13>
'• 3,635,563
20,201,669
30,364,570
$5,101,694
expenses.
3,201,955
$1,899,739
$1,106,885
968,334
523,861
oper.
will
realize
;
,
to
a
FOR
SEPTEMBER AND
FIRST
.
NINE
oper.
p.
$2,170,083
income
1,219,665
See
1562.
General
Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co.—Acquisition—
Instrument Corp.
Wabash
The
will
Manufacturers
to
up
the
for
and
15,113,136
to
of
it
101%
5%
Foods
$42,858
plus
Winn-Dixie
RR.—Earnings-
Raiiway ooer. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
1958—9
Mos.—195f'
—V.
''
$9,218,561 $10,138,075 $81,699,788 $93,000,214
7,683,413
8,245,871
68,038,470
72,725,026
ry.
—V.
$1,535,148
449,460
operations
income
oper.
188,
p.
Von's
$20,275,188
3,177,168
7.360,900
Harleston
little
1)62.
With
Grocery
Securities
This
Co., Los
and
Angeles,
Calif.
R.
Registers
—
1958.
Exchange Commission—
tion
The
prospectus
follows:
as
lists five
Charles
T.
Von
of
the
will
to
Sales—
JL958—43 Wks.—1957
*.
Co.—Steps Up Operations—
enabled
'
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this
■
•
company
■
>
to
■
at
stated that business has improved a
been previously
anticipated and that
had
tlie largest for
was
furnace,
Swedcland,
this furnace
month this
any
had been
Pa.,
will
increase
year.
idle
the
since April i>,
company's produc¬
pig iron by 800 tons-per-day, he said.
of Alan
week
Wood's
to
meet
coke
and
the needs
chemical
of
the
department
additional
also
were
furnace.
With
stepped-up operations, the company's output of metallurgical coke
be increased by approximately 500
tons-pcr-day.-
Return
of
the
coke
operations
men
selling stockholders, with present holdings
der Ahe,
58,200 shares; Linda Von der
not
President,
than
output of
increased last
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Eng.,
The
Operations
on
SEC
from foreign
blast
prices
at
186.
p.
1958—4 Wks.—1957
Wood,
rapidly
more
The
Nov. 6 filed a registration statement with the
covering 360,000 outstanding shares of its common stock, to be
offered
for
public sale by the holders
thereof
through
an
under¬
writing group headed by Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The public offering
company
187,
,
October sales volume
Regional Office announced on Nov. 3, 1958,
judgment had been issued by the U.S.D.C., S.D.N.Y.,
respectively,
$49,166,945 $42,103,172 $514,463,728 $443,706,238
'
V
;
1659.
p.
$28,649,
interest.—V.
Stores Inc.—Current
(Alan) Wood Steel
$1,892,204 $13,661,318
865,497
188,
Beaver St., New York 15, N. Y.,
Nov.
19, 1958, receive tender*
fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1961
to amounts sufficient to exhaust
Improvement in demand for .its products
relight its second blast furnace last week.
Net revenue from rail¬
way
187, p. 2048.
on
Corp.,
and
accrued
Sales
1958—Month—1957
Co.; 45
(EST)
sinking
p.m.
of
Airline
of
sums
«xceed
Trust
o'clock
3
sale
1962
the
L'
Period End. Sept. 30—
com¬
above.—V.
(R. C.) Williams & Co., Inc.—Tenders for Debentures
-
MONTHS
.10,031,779
>
Willcox &
$3,056,969 $17,744,408 $27,706,254
1,615,408
—
November 6.
1958—Month—1957
1958—9 Mos.—1957
$4,140,116
$5,361,364 $36,854,356 $49,448,587
1,970,033
2,304,395
19,109,948
21,742,333
rev. from ry. opers.
Electric
Co.* Inc. — Private Placement
This
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., has
agreed to place privately $1,000,000 of 5% unsecured
promissory notes due May 1, 1973, it was announced oh
net
group of securities
'
,*
$8,878,267 $11,022,563
5,248,353
5,612.700
company,
approved
a
retained
a
income—-
oper.
188, p. 1562.
Wilcox
•
adequate earnings,
increase of $55,149,800
an
ry.
—V.
Period End. Oct. 25—
18G9.
acquired Milton Antiseptic, Ltd., of London,
be.
.....
$4,664,586 $33,170,241 $41,736,53}*
3,118,763
25,558,659
28,920,700
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
ICC
ry.
Met
Smith Richardson, Jr., President, announced on Nov. 6.
While some 20% of the Vick's total sales volume comes
to
are
.
'
1958—Month—1957
oper. income
188, p. 1438.
.
..
Ry.—-Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue-;-
with
income with $32,914,900 for retirement of debentures and
$22,234,900.
—V. 188,
shares
p,
rev.
1587.
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
y
while dividends on the preferred are not. The
preferred holders will get 15 % more than the par
EARNINGS
York
company has
29
purposes
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue™
Railway oper. expenses-
Vick Chemical Co.—Acquires Overseas Firm—
.This
Oct.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., to form and manage
dealers to solicit exchanges.-
permanently enjoining I. B. Morton & Co., Inc. and Morton I. Binstock
from further violations of anti-fraud provisions of the Securities Act
1 in the offer and sale of Vari-Pac Corp. stock.—V. 188, p. 1869.
1
on
Aug.
the exchange of the condition that the company
keep in
income account the equivalent of 40%
of its
long-term debt, including debentures and capital stock.
The exchange offer will be opeu for 60 days, with extensions
pos¬
sible
by
the
company.
The
ICC
said
the
company
will
employ
Vari-Pac Corp.—Brokers Enjoined—
•;l
Commission
exceeding
not
due
gain of
The
1317.
p.
of
in net
pany, through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., has arranged
for the private placement of $3,500,000 of 5V8% sinking
fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1978, it was announced on
188,
tax
ICC
cash
-t 117,210 shs.
Utilities, Inc.—Private Placement—This
Nov. 6.—V.
Net
-
957 shs.
Maturities of Serial Note"
held
Commerce
issue
to
benefit
the
*$187,500
200,000 shs.
due
and
Interstate
debentures
Over
Net
♦Includes
Dec.
owned
Western Maryland
187, -p.
$1,197,238
906,459
value
Outstanding
$200,000
1,217 shs,
(50c par value)
capital.—V.
from ry. oper.
Commission
"5% promissory note held by bank, due
Common stock
working
Net ry.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authored
serially to Dec. 31, 1961
$6 preferred stock (no par value)
public.
for
2,856,152
income
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
.
to
used
.
under
,
tlio
with
($1 per share).
Unsubscribed shares are
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds
expenses..
1658.
notification
par
Period End. Sept. 30—
is
$32,148,000 of 6% subordinated in¬
1, 2008, in exchange for 2,795,500 out¬
standing shares of 6% cumulative preefrred stock (par $10) at the
rate of $11.50 of debentures for each preferred share.
* '
The Commission said the company will realize tax
savings because
(lie interest accruing on the debentures will be deductible for Federal
leasehold, two manufacturing plants,
one at Stamford,
Conn., having 20,000 square feet of floor space, in
operation since March, 1951, under a renewed ten-3'ear lease expiring
Oct. 1, 1967, and a plant at Santa Ana, Calif., having 21,000 square
feet of floor space, in operation since May 1956 under a ten-year lease
expiring Dec. 19, 1965 with renewal rights for an additional tenyear term.
.
The
company's wholly owned Dutch subsidiary, Polymeric N. V.
occupies a new plant at Utrecht, Netherlands, having 20,000 square
feet of floor space. This plant is held under a 20-year lease expiring
in April 1978, at which time said subsidiary company will acquire
title to the plant.
*
operates
offered
:be
at
oper.
come
its
company
held
Railway
p.
of
Virginian Ry.—Exchange Offer Approved—
agreed to merchandise for a manufacturer of
molding composiitions for application to rocket
but sales operations under this agreement have not yet
parts,
The
transaction
letter
a
$4,053,390
The
commenced.
~r
the
filed
24
revenue—
company
has
company
motors
in
Oct.
on
oper.
equally
'.V
.
The company has technical assistance agreements with Aeroplastics,
Ltd., of England, and New England Laminates Co., Inc., of Stamford,
'Connn. In 1957, the company received $19,000 for its technical services.
The agreement with Aeroplastics, Ltd., also provides for certain royal¬
ties to the company,
payments of which have not yet commenced.
rocket
shares
a
company
corporation
covering 253,334 shares of common stock to bo offered for sub¬
scription by stockholders on the basis of one share for each
eight
v-W.
I
Also,
The
EEC
backlog of orders.—V. 183,
a
■'
1958 sales -to date.
Instrument Co., Inc.,: Waltham,
Mass.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
Railway
Presently, the aircraft and missiles industry is the most important
market for the company's products, being responsible for
over
half
Tuetween
or
Precision
Tracy Manufacturing Co., a
leader in the production of steel kitchen cabinets and stainless steel
sinks.
The Pittsburgh concern has undergone a striking revival since
its acquisition by Viclad last year and currently reports a $10,000,000
variety of chemical resins (also purchased
selling the finished products to other manu¬
of
.
Walt ham
,
Hie
with
bonds,
in
42,480.
lessor amount depending upon an audit.
"
*
The surviving corporation, with principle interests in the steel kitchen
industry, ..will undergo a name change to Tracy-American Corp. and
occupy the Pressed Metals' listing on the American Stock Exchange.
.
->•■..
-
same
They propose to sell
the respective amounts of
15,000, 14,520, 144,000, 144,000 and
Following such sales, Theodore Von der Ahe will continue to
hold 336,600 shares
(18.70%) and Wilfred Von der Ahe 450,840 shares
h
(25.05%).
stock
the
benture
51
Ahe, 42,630: Theodore A. Voft der Ahe, 480,600; Wilred L. Von der
Ahe.
594,840; and Walter R. Von der Ahe, 212,400.
purchased
,
.
pregnating the
first developed
subsidiary
.>
.
fiber-glass
the
were
organization
are soon to vote on approving the transfer of
five
companies to Frederick W. Richmond's Pressed Metals of
America, Jnc. for approximately $1,900,000.
,•
"
The purchase price is represented
by 1,500,000 shares of the common
voting stock, of Pressed-Metals and $1,146,000 in registered 5%
de¬
in-
.
The
,j
foreign
Viclad Industries, Inc.—To Sell Five Units—
BUSINESS—The company, was incorporated in Delaware on Oct. 13,
Its
principal office and place of business is- at * Canal andStreets, Stamford, Conn;, which is the location of one of its
1950.
•
new products
first
.
The stockholders
.
Ludlow
plants.
the
manufacturers
a
packaged disinfectant and sterilizer,
one
primary uses of which is the sterilization of baby bottles.
Through its subsidiary, Vick International, "Ltd., Vick purchased for
cash approximately 97%
of the 391,922 outstanding ordinary shares
of the Milton company.—V. 138, p. 1720.
stock are to be used as follows: (1)
approximately $50,000
for purchase of new equipment at the company's
Stamford, Conn, and
Santa Ana, Cal. plants;; (2) approximately $75,000 to
repay an addi¬
tional curernt bank loan in that amount incurred
Sept. 24, 1958 for
working capital; and (3) the .balance of the proceeds is to be added
.to the company's working capital, a portion of which in an amount
yet
company's
represents
Milton
of
common
not
Milton
by Vick.
price.
same
number of the
a
oveerseas,
'
-
(1971)
who
blast furnace to the production line and the increased
the company to re-employ more than 100
on layoff status.—V. 188. p. 694.
will enable
currently
are
BONO PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
offered
■ALASKA
Bond
Offering
.
Treasurer
nounces
tee
(Territory of)
Hugh
Territorial
—
J.
Wade
an¬
that the Finance Commit¬
of Alaska
bids until 10
will receive sealed
Nov.
25 for the purchase of $1,577,000
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
(PST)
a.m.
on
Oct.
awarded
cost of about
1959 to
188,
T.
to
3.77%,
$183,000 4s. Due
on
p.
J. Raney
as
follows:
Nov.
1969 to
on
inclusive.
1969
to
Principal and
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
interest
1 from
Calway Park Recreation and
Parkway District, Fresno
County, Calif.
1968 inclusive.
417,000 3%s. Due
lows:
:
30—v.
1660—
&
Sons and Stephens, Inc., jointly,
at a price of 100.04, a net interest
were
Alaska
Nov. 1 from
1983 inclusive.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
Frances
Reich, Secretary of the Board of
CALIFORNIA
Directors, will receive sealed bids
Antelope Valley Joint Union High at her office, 2545 East Church St.,
School District, Los Angeles and
Calway, until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
Each issue will be dated Dec. 1,
Kern Countries, Calif.
17
for the purchase
of $38,000
1958, and will mature serially in
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬ park,
recreation
and
parkway
from two to 20 years from date
eral
obligation
school
building bonds. Dated July 15, 1957. Due
of issue.
Legality approved by bonds offered Nov.
on July 15 from 1961
5—v. 188, p.
to 1964 in¬
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, 1563
were awarded to
a
Principal and interest
group clusive.
of Seattle.
headed by the Bank of America
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
National Trust & Savings Asso¬ Treasurer's office.
ARIZONA
Legality ap¬
ciation, San Francisco, as 4V4s, at proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, HerMaricopa County, Sunnyside School a
price of 100.809, a basis of about rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
District No. 69 (P. O. Phoenix),
4.19%.
cisco.
$1,040,000 armory bonds.
537,000 university bonds.
-
Arizona
Bond
.
Offering
—
Others
Rhea
Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(MST)
on
Jan.
22
for
the
purchase of $143,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
on
July 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office. (The bonds will
-be
Principal
voted
on
at
an
election
Bond Sale—-The
$600,000 water¬
Digitized for revenue improvement bonds
works FRASER
Carmichael Irrigation District,
Sacramento
000
irrigation bonds.
1, 1958.
to
1994
Bridgeport School District,
Mono County, Calif.
school
Sale—An issue of $25,000
building bonds
Bank
-
of
was
America
sold to
National
Trust .&
Savings Association, of
San Francisco, as 4^4 s. Dated Oct*
.15, 1958.
Due
on
Oct 15 from 1959
Due
on
Dated Dec.
Jan. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
in inverse numerical order
on
any
interest payment date on or after
Jan. 1, 1974. Principal and inter¬
est
payable at the District Trea¬
surer's office, or at the holder's
option, at the Bank of America
National Trust &
tion,
Savings Associa¬
of San Francisco. Legality
the purchase of $300,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1959. Due
Jan.
1
clusive.
Bond Offering—A. Ray Taylor,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Redding until
2 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 17 for the
purchase of $7,000 school building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due
on
Nov.
clusive.
from
1
to
1959
1965
in¬
and interest
the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(M-N)
Principal
payable at
from
Lakeside
School
Clara
School District,
Union
San Diego County,
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$490,000 school
bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 188, p.
—
were
awarded
Co., at
a
to
Schwa-
Bond
of
on
Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
20,000 3V2S. Due
on
160,000 3%s. Due
on
200,000 4s. Due
1974 to
on
Dec. 1 from
Dec.
America
Due
District,
issue
of
$5,000
sold to the Bank
National
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
Trust
&
1959
to
and
the
interest
1963
County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
*
.
:
Los Gatos Joint Union High School
District, Santa Clara and Santa
Crux Counties, Calif.
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
$318,000
sold to the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
as
follows:
$48,000
Riverside
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—G. A. Pequegnat,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office, in Riverside,
until 11 a.m. (PST)* on Dec. 1 for
Due
5s.
1959 to
1 from
1983 inclusive.
School
Santa
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Dec. 1, 1965.
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Indio
was
school bonds
$110,000 5s. Due
in¬
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 4s. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
price of par,
3.98%,
follows:
1979
District,
Sale—An
school bonds
net interest cost of about
as
to
and
the
County, Calif.
Treasurer's
Escondido
1960
Principal
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
County
Treasurer's
office. Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
(A-O)
cisco.
a
be received until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Nov. 20 for the purchase of $650,-
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
on
bacher &
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1975
the
Fort Smith, Ark.
Weeden
Blake & Co.
Bond
ARKANSAS
account:
liams & Stern, Stone & Youngberg, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
C. N. White & Co., and Fred D.
on
Dec. 6.)
the
in
Co., Dean Witter & Co., J. Barth
Co., William R. Staats & Co., H.
E. Work & Co., Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
&
&
Enterprise School District,
Shasta County, Calif.
1660
&
by
Francisco.
-
—
•
approved
Herrington
011
Oct, 1
from
1963 inclusive.
10,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1, 1964.
50,000 3y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1965
to
1969
inclusive.
90,000 3V2s.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
*.
120,000 3%s.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1958.
4
^
Principal
52
The Commercial and Financial
(1972)
195$
Chronicle... Monday, November *10,
offered
bonds
Oct 30—v.
188/pu
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
DuPage County • School District'(A-Q) payable at the the purchase of $70,000 general
1761—were awarded to the Mer«*
No. 58 (P. O. Downers Grove),
Nov. 19 for the purcnase of $1,Cdtmty Treasurer's. office.
Le¬ obligation school building bonds.
cantile National "Bank, ( of Ham*-'
Illinois
gality approved by Orrick Dahl¬ Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 800,000 special obligation capital
Bond Offering — Marjorie F, mond, as 3%s, at a price of 100.0$,
quist, HerringtOn & Sutcliffe, of from 1960 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬ improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
a basis of about 3.61%;
S
San Ffancisctr.
cipal and interest (J-D) payable 1, 1958. Due on Sept. 1 from 1960 Wyman, Secretary of the Board of
to 1981 inclusive. Callable as of Education, will receive sealed bids
at the County Treasurer's office.
IOWA
Los Angeles, Calif,
Sept. 1, 1966. Principal and inter¬ until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 19
Bond Sale—The $9,000,000 De¬ Rio Linda Union School District, est
(M-S) payable at the First for the purchase of $840,000 school
Burlington; Iowa <
y'
Sacramento County, Calif.
partment ' Of Water and Power
National Bank of Miami, or at the building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1958.
Bond Saie^—The $225,000 sewer
and interest
'
Bond Sale—The $120,000
of1870—
weawarded1
to
a
syndicate
headed1 by Glbfe,. Forgan & Co.,
and C. J. Devine & Co., at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.50%r as follows:
Wafdf"" works
bonds
revenue
ferad? Nov/ 6U-- V, 138,
$f^d0^)0flt 5s. Dtte
on Oct.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
1
;
bonds offered
pv
1660—were
school
188, p.
a
group
by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
1 from
Due on Nov. 15 from
$40,000 5s.
1960 to 1967 inclusive.
5,000 41/&s. Due on Nov. 15, 1968.
75,000 4s. Due on Nov. 15 from
4:
1969 to 1976 inclusive,
1969 to 1983 inclusive.
Due
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
,
inclusive;
$175,000
bonds was sold to
Health
Life
8c
In¬
Co., and the First National
Bank 8c Trust Co., of Macon.
surance
San Juan Union
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
Oct.
on
1
from 1983 to 1988 inclusive.
Others in the account:
ILLINOIS
High School Dist.,
Calif.
Boone County Community Consol.
Bond Sale—The $625,000 school
School District No. 33 (P. O.
building bonds offered Nov. 5—
Poplar Grove), III.
v. 188, p. 1760—were awarded to
Bond Offering—Clarence Wora group headed
by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings ley, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
Association, San Francisco, at a tion, will receive sealed bids until
price of 100.01, a net interest cost 9 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 14 for the
Sacremento County,
Stroud
Co., Inc., Francis I. duPont &
C&* First of- Michigan' Corpora-*
tion, lra Hat##8c C<*V Baxter &
Cta; J; CT# Bradford'& Co., L'adeftpurchase of $112,000 school build¬
burgv TfcaimanU &T Got, Taylbr and of about 3.92%, as follows:
Co., American Securities Corp., $250,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1974
AuchinclosSr Parker & Redpath, 7.
1960 to 1960 inclusive.
inclusive. Principal and interest
Bratfihaf^ Falfon & Co., inc.,
345.000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
(J-D) payable at a place mutu¬
King, Quirtf
Cd., IKc., Rand &
1970 to 1982 inclusive.
&
'
ally agreed upon by the purchaser
Co.,- Malon S# Andrus, Inc., H. V.
30,000 Is/Due on? Dec. 1, 1983.
and the Board* of Education. Le¬
S&ttte$r & Co:; Tripp & Co., inc.,
; Other members of the account:
M. &>Vicr&^Cd. !
gality approved by Charles 8c
Blyth 8c Co., Inc., Dean Witter &
Bcwsworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.,
Trauernnicht, of St. Louis.
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Dreyfa#8i€cr.;> Wallace, Geruldsen 8c
Smith, Weeden 8c Co., J. Barth
Chicago, III. '
8c Co., Foster 8c Marshall, Kaf~
& Co., Eastman Dillon, Union Se¬
Certificate Sale—The $25,000,000
fensperger, Hughes 8c Co., Inc.,
curities & Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬ water' works
system certificates of
Baker, Watts & Co., Fred D. Blake liams 8c
Stern, Stone 8c Young- indebtedness offered Nov. 5 — v.
& Co*, Clement • A. Evans 8£ Co.,
berg and C. N. White 8c Co.
188, p. 1761—were awarded to a
FO*t Reusch & C&., Inc., Jannejr,
syndicate
headed
by
Halsey,
San Marcos Water District,
Dulles & Battles, Inc., Joseph,;
Stuart 8c Co., Inc., Blyth 8c Co.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Mellen & Miller, Inc., Kalman &
Inc., A. C. Allyn 8c Co., and
Co., Inc.
,7 H
/ Bond Sale — The $250,000 Im¬
j: AV Overton; 8c Co., Pohl & provement District No. 2 sewer Phelps, Fenn 8c Co., at a price of
Co.rInc,, Herbert J. Sims & Co., bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 188, p. 100.004, a net interest cost of
*
John Small & Co., Inc., Brooke & 1660—were awarded to the Bank about 3.82%, as follows:
'
Co., Stix & Co.; Ferris 8c Co., of America National Trust 8c Sav¬ $4,000,000 43As.
from 1964" to
LaWsofiy Levy?-Williams 8s Stern, ings Association, of San Francisco.
21,000,000 3%s. Due
Piper, Jafffay 8c Hop wood, Stein
Vista Unified School District,
from 1968 to 1983
Bros# 8c Beyeey Tajmage &> Co.,
San Diego County, Calif.
F.
S»
Yantfs
&? Co.,
inc.,
Stern,
Bond
Offering
—
R. B. James,
Other members of
Nov
on
.1
of Arizona
the
offering
in San Diego, ers; Drexel 8c Co.; Goldman, Sachs
8c Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
(PST) on Nov. 18
Midland School District, Riverside for the purchase of $124,000 school ner & Smith; Kidder, Peabody &
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958.
County, Calif.
Due Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬
rities & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Bond Offering—G, A. Peque- on Dec. 15 from 1960 to 1977 in¬
son 8c Curtis; Dean Witter 8c Co.;
Principal
and
interest
gnat, County Clerk, will receive clusive.
sealed bids at his office in River¬ (J-D)
payable
at
the County B, J. Van Ingen 8c Co. Inc.; Bear,
side, until II a.m. (PST) on Dec. Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ Stearns 8c Co.;
1
Shields 8c Company; John Nufor
the
purchase of $86,000 proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herschool building bonds. Dated Jan. rington 8c Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬ veen 8c Co. (Incorporated); R. W.
Pressprich 8c Co.; Blair 8c Co. In¬
1, 1959. Due on Jan. 1 from 1960 cisco.
to 1976 inclusive.
corporated; Stone 8c Webster Se¬
Principal and Willow Water
District, Mendocino
interest
curities Corporation; Hornblower
(J-J)
payable at
the
County, Calif.
&r Weeks; Stifel, Nieolaus 8c Com¬
County Treasurer's office, Legal¬
Bond Offering—Secretary Violet
ity approved by O'Melveny 8c
pany Incorporated; F. S. Moseley
Long announces that the Board of
8e Co.; L. F. Rothschild 8c Co.;
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Directors will receive sealed bids
Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.;
Orange* County, County • Sanitation St 1215-B South Highway 101^
Reynolds 8c Co.; Baxter 8c Com¬
Districts (P. Oi Santa Ana), Calif. Ukiah, until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
y Bond Offering—Ora Mae Mer-i 24 for the purchase of $150,000 pany; Bacon, Stevenson 8c Co.;
water revenue bonds. Dated Oct J Ira Haupt & Co.; Coffin & Burr
tiff; .Secretary: of the Board of
Directors; Will/receive sealed bids 1, 1957.* Due on-Oct. 1 from 1961 Incorporated; First of Michigan
until 1 P.m. (PST) on Nov. 19 for to 1988 inclusive;
Interest A-O. Corporation; Eldredge 8c Co. In-J
the purchase of $15,880,000 general Legality
approved
by
Orrick, corporated; G/ H. Walker 8c Co.;
obifgatidis sanitary district bbnds, Dahlquist, Herrington 8c Sutcliffe/ Schoellkopf, Hutton 8c\ Pomeroy;
of San Francisco, and
as follows:
Kirkbride, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill 8c Co.; ;
Company^
bids
at
his
Until 10:30
office
a.m.
'
-
2
DUo ott Jan.
1
No.
3
front
Wilson,
bonds.
Due mar JUit. l* from i960
1989 inclusive.
9,715,000" District
to
bonds;
I960
to
1089 inclusive.
1,519,000 ' District No.
11 bonds,
DUo-on Jan.. 1 from 1960 to
1999 inclusive.
The
1959C
bonds ere dated Jan. 1*
interest JT-J. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny
of 'Dog" Angeles,
-
-
'
Harzfeld
8c
Wallace,
of
100.008.
drews 8c
Wells, Inc.; Stern Broth-i
Co.; Mullaney, Wells 8t
Company;
Foster
8c
Marshall;
Winchester (PO. Winsted), Conn. Dempsey-Tegeler 8c Co.
•
ers
Bond Offering
,
—
Lawrence Tj
at
BondSale—The $350,000 school
bondo offered Oct# 28—v.
188, p.
8c
CONNECTICUT
High School District*
Goodenough, Town Treasurer, will
Ventura County, Calif,
receive sealed bids
1680—were* awarded to the
the
Con¬
necticut Bank 8c Trust
Co., Room
504.1 750 Main St., Hartford, until
First 2
p.m.-(EST) on Nov. 18 for the
Cook
County School District"No\
90 yx (P. O. Westchester), III.
»
Bond
Offering
—
Richard
Gj
O'Fallon, Secretary of the Board
will
receive* sealed
bids
until -8
■
(CST) on Nov. 13 for the
purchase of $270,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1958.*
p.m;
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
from
to
and
Principal
1961
1970
interest
(J-D) payable at a place mutually
agreeable
the
purchaser and
Legality
approved by Chapman 8c Cutler,
to
the Board of Education.
of
First
7
Salina,Kan.
Sale—An
Bond
043.40
general
sold' to
was
a
"
issue
of
obligation
boncte
gfotrp composed of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner #
Smith, Beecroft, Cole & Co., Small
& Co., and tlic Union Stock YMdS
National Bank, of Wichita* as folr
lows:,v.->
$363,043.40 27/sS.
Due semi-an^
nually on May. and Nov: i
from 1960» to 1965 inclusive.
Due
"
.
,,
Bond Offering-—Bids will be re¬
until; 7:30
(CST) on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $840,000 school building bonds, it is
p.m.
reported.
DuPage* County School District
No. 36 (P. O. Wheaton), Hit Bond Offering—Helen H. Cohee,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 25 for
the purchase of $640,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1958.
■
semi-annttaiiy
on May and- Nov.
1, i960 and
1967.
' •
*
' '
•;
120,000 2%s, Due semi-annualfy
120,000 2%s.
DuPage Coutity School District No.
58 (F; O. Downers Grove), III*
ceived
;•
$603*^
MeiTill
Chicago.
water
revenue
bonds.
Due
to
inclusive.
1992
1980
and
on
Dated Oct.
Jhn. 1 from 1969
Bonds
on
;
May and Nov. 1, 1968-and
1969.
Dated
?
~
Nov.
/
7
;
Principal
and interest: payable at the Stato
Treasurer's office, in .Tppeka. Le¬
gality approved by Stinson,, Mag;
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzelf,. of
Kansas
City:
1*
"
1958.
:
/
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KENTUCKY
Ashland, Ky,
*
-
*
Bond Sale—The
thereafter
on
.
interest
FLORIDA
BahdOHertht^Hai-bld Jl Ostlyj
County
wffl: ■ receive sealed
<-bM* at hi# office In- Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PSTj on Nov. 25 for
tually
Miami? Flo.
1
Bond Offering
—
G. N.
(J-J)
payable at
a
Chi-<
cago bank or trust company, mu¬
Shaw*
Director of Rkiance, will receive
satisfactory
to
Nov. 1 from
1959 to 1933 inclusive.
on
,,
187,000 "3%sr. Due
any
Nov. 1 from
on
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
interest payment date on or after
Jan. 1, 1959. Principal and inter¬
'
*
Nov. 1 frohi
1970 to 1978 inclusive. '7, 7,-
378,000 33/4s. Due
on
est
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
Bank of Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman 8c Cutler,
of Chicago.
Campbell County Water District
(P. O. Fort Thomas), Ky.
tional
Rockford Sanitary District, III.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 san¬
itary bonds offered Nov. 3 — v.
188, p. 1761—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., R. W. Pressprich 8c Co.,
the Illinois Co., Bacon, Stevenson
8c Co., Rodman 8c Renshaw, and
Yates, Heitner 8rWoods, at a price
of 100.01, a ■ net interest cost of
about 3.08%, as follows:
$220,000 41/^s.' Due
v
Bond Offering—Robert P. Hum--
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
mel,
bids
until
7:30
(EST)
p.m.
on
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $200,-;
000 water revenue bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1955.
1959
to
Due
Dec. 1 from
Principal
on
inclusive.
1994
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
American National Bank of New-*
port,
or
at the Irving Trust Co.,
New York.City. Legality
approved
"by Chapman 8c Cutler, of Chicago.
Dec. 1 from
on
Hopkinsvilte, Ky.
1959 and 1960.
Sale—The
/
school
1,170,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from building bonds, offered Nov/ 4-*v.
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
188, p. 1872—were awarded to
7
500,000 3.10s. Due on Dec. 1 from the Equitable Securities Corp.
110,000 4y4S. Due
on
Bond
Dec. 1,1961.
$75,000
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
LOUISIANA
University of Illinois (P.O.
Urbana), lit.
Service
_
Bond
O.
Offering—Comptroller H.
Farber
announces
Board
of
sealed
bids
Trustees
at
the
the
that
:
^
East Baton
will
Center,
Rouge- Parish Hospital
District No. 1 (P. O,
Zachary), La.
Bond Offering—R. O.
receive
Illini
President
of
the
McCraine,
of Com/
Board
will
receive
sealed
LaSalle
missioners,
a.m.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Noy.
21 for the purchase of $500,000
Hotel, Chicago, until li
(CST) on Nov. 18 for the
purchase
of
$3,150,000 housing
revenue
hospital improvement bonds.
bonds, as follows:
Dated Jan. 15,* 1959.
$1,625,000 Series A bonds;
1,525,000 Series B bonds.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman 8r Cutler; of
Chicago and Benton
Baton Rouge.
&
Moseley;
Dated
Oct.
1, 1958.
Due on
Oct. 1 from I960 to 1993 inclusive:
of
Interest
Iberia Parish'* (R. O. New
A-O.
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Washington County Community
Higlr School District NO. 88
(P. O. Okawville), IH.\
p.
1871.
•
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-
-
Louisiana
t.
Iberia),
*
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£
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 public
improvement, series C, bonds- of¬
fered Oct. 30 —v. 188, p. 1204 —
were
awarded tb a gfoiip conyposed
of
Ducournau
8c
Kees,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., E.- F. Hutton 8t Co.,
and Wheeler 8c Woolfolk, Inc., as
follows:
INDIANA
$394,000 35/2S.
the
pur-j
chaser and: the successful bidder*
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
:.
,
$125,000 4s. Due
callable
are
in inverse numerical order
follows:
as
in
due
.
Angnimo County, CaUfJ
KANSAS'
Harris,
of Education, will' receive sealed
purchase of $500,000 sewer bonds; bids until 8'p.m; (CST) on Novi
Francisco^ and Hill Richards & Dated Nov.
18 for the purchase of $306,000
Bond Sale Rescinded—The Dis¬
1, 1958. Due on Now. 1
CdT, jointly, as 3s, at'a price of from 1950 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬ school building bonds. Dated Deci trict rescinded notice x>f intension
100.01/ a basis of' about • 2.99 %.
gality approved by Day, Berry & 1, 1958. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to sell smris^ue of $250,000 school
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and building bonds on Nov. 5—v. 188)
Howard, of Hartford.
PahndsAe School District, Lost
Western Bank 8c Trust Co., of San
-
188; p*
the
of Iowa Corporation and William
Blair & Company, jointly.
Secretary of Board of Education,
Wood,
Struthers 8c Co.; R. S.
Sam Mateo.
Dickson 8c Company Incorporated;
John W. Clarke & Co.; Geo. B.
COLORADO
Gibbons
8c
Company Incorpo¬
rated; Wm. E. Pollock 8c Co.;
Golden, Colo.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 sewer Braun, Bosworth 8c Co. Incorpo¬
rated Hirsch 8c Co.; Rand 8c Co.;
revenue bonds offered Oct, 30—v.
First
188, p. 1661 — were awarded to
Southwest
Corporation;
Coughlin 8c Co., Inc.-, at a-price of A. Webster Dougherty 8c Co.; An-i
& Myers,
Oxnatd Union
-
awarded to
County School DistrictIII.
1, 1958.
inclusive.
Franks Meyer & Fox, Tollner 8c County Clerk, will receive sealed syndicate include: Lehman Broth¬
$4,650,000r thstrict No;
1761—were
$690,000 school
Due on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1969
building bonds offered Oct. 30—
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
v. 188, p. 1761—were awarded to
approved by Chapman 8c Cutler, a
group composed of W. L-. Lyonfe
of Chicago.
8c Co., Almstedt Bros., Bankers
Bond Co., Inc., Equitable Securi¬
Moline, III.
Bond Offering—Lillian Carlson, ties Corp;, Merrill Lynch; Piereef
City Clerk, will receive sealed Fenner 8c Smith, and Stein Bros:
8c Boyce, at a price of 100.11, a
Due on Nov. 1 bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
18 for the purchase of $1,165,000 net interest cost of about 3.71%,
1967 inclusive.
.
Bean, (. inc., and First
bonds offered * Oct. 28—v.
y
Macon, Ga.
Bankers
Legality
No. 4 (P. O. Addison),
Bond Offering — Paul
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
Interest J-D.
DuPage
GEORGIA
airport revenue
on
approved by Chapman 8c Cutler,
of Chicago. ;
Due
1,800,000 ZVis. Due on Oct. 1 from
Dec. 1 from 1960> to 1972
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.07, a net interest cost of
about 4.14%, as follows:
1,200,000 3s. DUeon Oct. 1 from
i960 inclusive.
2,400,000 3y^s. Due on Oct. 1 from
,
to
headed
V-r". 1965 t6
1,800,000 3.60s.. Due
Oct. 22—v.
awarded
Griffith. Irid.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 fire de¬
partment building and equipment
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1960" to. 1973
77,009 3.60s. Due on Nov*. 1 1974
and 1975.
Number 5793
Volume 188
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
...
129,000 3.65s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
i53
V-n ;r,rw"Th)
\z ar.ftr *•*
:
*
t
Crrf
Group B
^Lexington, Mich.
1960 to 1986inclusive^.
Interest Jones -Go., Cady~& £Jo,«L
Offering — Dhvid Regati J J-D. LegriRty ri^'foved by Dorseyj &
"Co., arid Phillips-GaTf
-Newburyport '
Village Clerk; will YO'cfelve Sealed
V4Additional Sale
The $292,000
403,000
G^ripBdmj;rfBafber~& Marquart;
Salem
bids Until 7:30 tf.m.'(EST?bri Nov. of Minneapolis.
Laurel, Mtssi.
100,000
public- improvement,11 series/3,
^Bond OffeHiTg^Bid^WMM5fe re24 Tor
.Somerville
the jpufchase ; bf
660,000
bonds offered atvthe -samfe time
$40,000
YHafmOny Independent School
' ceived until Nov. 13 for
Waltham
general obligation1 recreational fa¬
the^ptn?L
394,000
yerea warded, to /a group headed;
\ District No. 2%8, Minn.
S chase of ,$3,000,000 -sehool buildcility bpnds. Dated Sept. 1/1958.
Wilmington J
500,000
by Kohlmeyer & Company,.
|
Bond Sale—The $495,000 school
ing^ bonds,"* it is bbfriiiwd.
Each issue is dated Dec. 9, 1958' DueT on Oct. 1 'frbm i960' to 1978
ouilding bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
OpeloVSaS, La.
\ and due on Dec.
inclusive.
Principal arid interest
Lee Qounty Supervisors District No.
14, 1959..
/
/^Certificate Safe
An
issue- ol'
188, p. 1442-r/were awarded to a
(A-O) -payable at a brink'Or trust
r
:$ (Pi O.
*
/1976 fcoT 978-inclusive.
.j
.
^
Needham
«-•
*7
849,000'
,
,
,
Bond
-
—
•
*
„
.
—
t$34,898
paving
;■
certificates
whs
Somerbille, Mass.
l company designated by the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $250,000
mu-| chaser. * Legality -approved bynicipal"relier bonds offered Nov.: Miller, Carifield, Paddock & Storie;
,
£sbld to Ladd Dinkins & Company.
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MARYLAND
-
County (P. O. Towson),
e,
Maryland
;
Bond
Sale
The
$11,500,000
jonds" offered Nov. 6—v. 188, p.
.
v
•
.
Dated Nov.
100{0S, a net /interest i cost of
3.45%, as-follows: ^
of; Detroit.
Noy.
on
'
"
;
,
tional Bank of Minneapolis, and
Township School District Harmony State Bank of Harmony,
No.-4 (P. O. Milford),''}Mich.
! at a price Of 100.10, a net interest
Note Offering — L.- J. Brande- cost of about
3.77%, as follows:
i.
berry, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
$55,000 2.80s. Due on Jan. l from
cation, will receive sealed bids
1961 to 1065 inclusive.
notes.
Dated
Nov.
*
1,
1958.
1960 to 1965-inclusive;
$2,070,000 3V4S, due on Nov.
j from 1966 to 1975 inclusive;
and
$2,688,000 3^s, due on
Weeks, Harkness & Hill„ Inc„ and
Weeden; & Co.; as 2.90s, at a price
of 100.52, a basis of about 2.83%.
of Detroit.
,
V
,
Bond
Jan.
on
220,000 3 3/4s. Due
1978
to
1985
inclusive.
Nov.; 4
—
v.
to
188, p. 1762
a
Lee and Prentiss
) (P. O. Bcddtbyn),'Mibs^
X
Bond Sale—An issue
Chrirles
of>$1$Q$OO0
Legality approved by
Ttaueisri&it, - of St,
&
'
-
SpecJdl ~Municipal Separate, School District, Miss.
Boiftf 7Offering/- -N.%Sr 3louse,
Poplarville
.
1
—
deYk of the Bbaldof
posgd of the First National Bank!
of
Minneapolis;
First
National
Bank of St.
Paul, and Mann-
will .receive
^up^rvYsors,
"sealed *
ib
$600^000
from. 1960~ifo/t979;
purchase of
If bonds,
Due
'
heimer-Egan, Inc.
Cdiihties-,B<Adwyn
Lino Muhibipal 'Separate'SchfDist,
Louis.
com/
group
from
,
Qui Parle County (P. O.
Madison), Minn.
H
i
Bond- Sa?le—The $160,000 gen-;
era! obligatiori drainage bonds'of-i
awarde:d
^lridf-
1959 to 1978, inclusive.
terest M-S.
-
•
were
industrial
building bonds wris sOld-to
Harrington : & Co.,- Intt —Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Due pn; M&Srch 1
from 1059 to 1978
inclusive,"y-In>-
.
,
bonds/ Due
-
Lac
fered
purchase
000
school
Jan. 1 from
on
Nov. 10 for the
1 from
v/ 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
150,000 3.70s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1071 to 1977 inclusive.
Jurie
on
—
Munising, Mich.
Offering — D. R. Potter;
elusive.
~
City Clerk,; will: receive sealed
5,500,P00 geneVal public facilities'
/ Swam'pscott, Mass.
.
j bids until 7:30
p.rri. (EST) on Nov.
Bond'Sdle—The $1,630,000 school
*//
bonds/$1,140,000 4s,- due on
20 for!the purchase of
$600,000
;
Nov. I from 1960 to 196»5 in-; project bonds offered Nov. 6—j
general obligation sewage disposal
/?
^elusive; "$1,900,000
due v.. 188, p. 1872—were awarded tb
system bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1958.
t
oil' Nov. 1 from 1966 to 19*75 a group composed of Kidder, PeaDue on April 1 from I960 to 1988
'
inclusive; - ahd $2,460,000 3^s, body & Co., Lee Higginson Corp/
inclusive.--Bonds due in 1979 anrd:
due on Nov. 1 from 1976 to
Estabrook & Co.; Harkness & Hill,
thereafter are callable in inverse
V
1988 inclusive.
r
! Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and numerical
%
'5»
'
order on ariy interest
Others in the syndicate: Harris F. Brittain Kennedy & Co., as 3s,:
payment date on or after April 1,
Trust and Saving^ Bank; Smith,; at a price of 100.135, a basis of 1973.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Barney & -Co.; - Alex. -Brown & about 2.98%.
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Nov. -1 from. 1976 to 1988 in-
r
70,000 3V2S. Due
Due
12, 1959. Principal and
Sale
The $940,000 off/
interest payable at-a'bank or trust
parking. garage > bonds ? of¬
fered Nov. 6 \yere awarded "to>-h company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality approved by
group composed of Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis,.Hornblower & Miler, Canfield, Padock & Stone,
Bond
.
of /St. )Paul,
Milford
of
1
street
from
„
Ifl958. Dbe
;Spring-field, Mass.
{$6,000,000 public, facilities-bofids:
$1,242,000 .4s,- due on I Nov.' i
'$i
basis
Bank
1;-1959 "and"I960. " Principal ar^l
interest payable, at the Nafibnal
Until 8 p.m. (EST)'on Nov* 13 for
Shawmut Bank of "Boston.
;" " r /
the purchase of ; $150,000 school
about
L,
a
*-
syndi¬
..
National
the"
to
price bf 100.01, a
about 2.19%.
r '
' *
headed,by:the Banker^ Trust
New York City, at a' price
cate
Co.,
of
a
awarded
were
ai
.
—
^761—were awarded r to
5
Shawintit Bank bf Bdstonj as 2.20s,
JBaltimore
TUpelo)• *:
Bond Offering
John?Axlfia§Mannheimerberryi Chancery CIerk;rWilt rirideive
Egan, Inc., Harold E. Wood & Co.j
rsealed bids until 2 -p.m»»(CST>«en
Woodard-Elwpod & Co., First Na¬
group composed of First'National
cfusive,
.
Lyle IndepI Sbhool District No. 497
■n'W O. Lyle), Minn.
!
Bond Offering — Olaf Rosvold,
*
•
W-
*
J.
£
yft
.
-
*
k
J
»»
w
^
»"VT
W
Harriman
.Sons/
*
-
Ripley ►&
Co.,'
Jlnc.; Lehman Brothers; Blyth
&
Co., Inc.; First National Bank of
♦Oregon;
Mercantile
Trust
Com¬
'
Pressprich & Co.; Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;' Lee Higginson
-Corporation; F. S. Mosefey & Co.;
!Brriun;, Bosworth & Co./Incorpo¬
rated; B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inci;
-A.-G. Becker & Co., Incorporated.
pany;
R. W.
.
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'Massachusetts
Bond Offering—Grace H. Tilley, field,
troit.
Town
Treasurer,
will
receive
■sealed
Bank
Bristol
County
1
National/ Shawmut iBank of
Boston, at 1.90% discount.
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Chicopee, Mass.
; Bond" Sale—An issue of $135J)00
,
tjmunicipal relief loan bonds was
.sold to/the Third National Bank,
of
2s,
as
bonds. Due
1959 to
from
from
1959
1971
to
at
1959 to
inclusive.
on
Oct. 1
1968 inclusive. '
450,000 school project bonds. Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1959
The
1958.
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
(Legality
.approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
'
tional
' Legality
of Boston.
Thorndike,
^approved .by Storey,
Calmer & Dodge, of Boston.
£
Freetown-Lakeville Regional Schdol
District (P. O: Freetown},"Mass.
Bond ■? Offering — Louise
CWelcfr, District Treasurer, will
-ceive
sealed
/Bank-State
.
bids
c/o
C.
re-
Battle Creek School District, Mich.
Note Offering—Lloyd Humbar-
Secretary of Board of Educafion, will receive sealed bids until
5 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 10 for the
ger,
with
Com¬
Bond
11
(EST) on Nov. 13
purchase of
$1,780,000
School bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1958.
:
^Due
a.m.
the
on
15' from 1959 to 1978
Dec.
Sale—The $900,000
sewer
Nov.
3
—
awarded
Braun,
John
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will freceive
sealed bids until 10
Nov.
18
000,000
for
the
general
a.m. (EST) on
purchase of $7,-|
public improve¬
'payable'at the.Second Bank-State
.Street Trust Company, in Boston,
Nov.
Series 58-Q, bonds. Dated
15, 1953.
Due on Nov. 15
from
legality
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
,
* "
*
&
*
at the current official bank of the
J
Housing Authorities
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
: *
(P. O. Boston),
.
Storey,
Dodge,""of
City in New York City, Chicago,
or
Detroit; at the holder's optionj
.'
Massachusetts
by
•
Palmer
ment,
Mass.
"listed
bids
below
at
will
receive
office
the
of
the
sealed
State
Housing 'Beard, "T2Q' TTemont St.}
.Boston, until rtoon (EST) on Nov.
yl3 for the purchase of State-aided
-Project Lhotes -aggregating $17,*169,000:
♦r-Issuer
'Group A
'*
/
Brockton
Brockton
Lynn
Watertown
y 'Weymouth
Hart, Mich.
\ -
Bond
Sale—The $235,000
supply system
fered
i
Oct.
revenue
watef
bonds of¬
13—v.
188, p. 1441—(
awarded to Barcus, Kihdred
were
& CO.
;
;
.
j
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Note Offering—C. C. Crawfordi
Amount
Secretary of Board of Education;
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
612,000
l,t>40,000
6,206,000
/"Gloucester
-"
'
$768,000
620,000
>*Braintree
-
__
2,313,000
2,104,000
a
1762
p.
—
&
&
&
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
17
until
for
2!
the
sealed
bids
until
8
.
Morrill), Neb.
'
,
130,000 4s.
1969
to
470,000
1968
were
composed of
&
Co.," Inc,,'
re¬
p.m
Schutz
Due
41/8S.
from
on
bids
from
1972 to' 1983
1
Supply
(P. O.
Pontiac), Mich.
$35,000 Water*
System No. 1 bonds of¬
3—-v.~ 188,
2
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
treatment
Renville
Due
on
to
1982
Dec. 1
inclusive.
Le¬
County (P. O. Olivia),
r«
Bond
Bond Sale—The
<
$200,000 drain¬
bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 188,
p. 1762—were awarded to J. M.
Dain & Co.,- Inc.
age
,]
Carlos Independent Sehool District
No. 214, Minn.
Bond
Offering —Ray
White Polar Lake, Minn.
Siversonl
Bond Offering—Richard
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov^
City
13
will receive sealed
(CST) on Novi
purchase of $51,000
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
the
water and sewer extension bonds.
to
from 1960 to
1988
as
inclusive.
are
due
-•
the
1, 1958. Due
on Dec, 1
1964 inclusive, Prin¬
cipal rind interest (J-D) payabld
at a bank designated by the suc-i
cessful bidder/Legality approved
and
alley
son,
$133,277.63" street
of
improvement4lvdistrict
Legality approved -by-DawNagel, Sherman & Howard, of
Denver.
1
,
NEW
*.
*
*
*
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*
m
*-•
HAMPSHIRE
Claremont, N: H.
Bond
Offering—/Thos.
T "
E.
Duff,
City Manager, will receive' sealed
noon (EST) on Nov. 12
$43,00% bridge
1, 1958.- Due
on Nov.
1 from 195*9 tb 1908 in¬
bids until
for the purchase of
bonds.
Dated Nov.
clusive. * Principal "and"', interest
payable at the First National* Bank
of Boston.' Legality^ approved by
[Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
1
&
NEW JERSEY
'
Bergen C0tiht}y '(P.*O.
Hackehsabk)^N'.Aj. ■
"^illiarp
'Bond 'Offering"—
Smith,
Chosen
R.
Cletk ihf strife' BdaM tff
Ffeeh6rders/ \dlll (receive
seriled bids " until .iid&t*
(EST)
on
foITOtvs:-*
The bonds'are-dated-Deb.
•and
1,1958
t959
mature* On* Deer** 1_* fr6m
terfest (J-D)
payable'rit^theCoririby
Treasurer's
office; oY^St/thif Charie
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield.& Wood,.of New.York
*
,
,
.
-
^
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MISSISSIPPI
;
'
East
Ordnge,~ N) J.
Borid ^Offering-^- CElbdnor
.
Adams
-
-
to 1968, inclusive. Principal and tit-
,
Elgin Independent School District
No. 806, Minn.
Bond Offering—Maude
E.;Mullin, District Clerk, will receive
as
$3,153,000 general bonds.
158,000 park bonds.
1, 1973. Legality ap¬
Dofsey, Owen, Scott<
Marquart,-of Mirfri^apo-' ,by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
*Cky.
& Macartney, of Minneapolis.
by
Barber &
for
Dated Dec.
in
callable;
of Feb.
proved
lis.
Bonds
thereafter
and
,
*311/000 bonds,
Krantz,
purchase of $145,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1/1958. Due on Feb. 1 from 1961
1981
Reno, Nevada
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
Clerk, will receive sealed/bids
until 11 a.m. *
9 for
Nov/ 19 for the purchri§e" of $3,-
District
for
/
-
Bond
Minnesota
Sept. 1 from
•!
Minnesota
•
"
bonds.
on
Minnesota
p.-1762—f
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
.
■/
nevada
r
Now
§kle—The $320,000 drainwere
awarded
to
the
National
-agri bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 188,
Bank of Detroit, at a price of par,
p.
1565—were awarded to E. J.
a net interest cost of about
4.65%, Prescott &
Co.; and Kalman & Co.,
as follows:
Inc./jointly.; •,
$20,000 4V2s. Due on Sept. 1 fromj
Swift County (P. O. Benson), 1
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
!
15,000 4%s.
.
$220,000
plant
Dec/1, 1958. Due
1960
on
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Scott,
Barber
&
Marquart,
of
Minneapolis.
Sale—The
Nov.
for
from
inclusive.
Waterford TownshipBond
until
Dated
Nov.
on
j
Offering—Olaf
sewage
inclusive.
Due
^
fice.
18
1
Cdmpriny.
$33,000
Emerson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealec}
Nov. 1 from
Nov.
—
Pine Island, Minn.
Bond
inclusive.
1971
The
$83^05Orimild-
ing bonds offerfed^Oet. 29—v.188,
)p' 1768-/1Were awarded ' to?Chiles^
im¬ bonds. Dated Oct? 1/19581 Due on
provement* bonds offered Nov. 3 Oct. 1 from 1959 tod968/inclusive.
v.
188, pp. 1762—were awarded rPrincipal and interestTA/G)^payto Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
group
on
Borid Sale—The*
R
the purchase
Sale
Counties,
O.
Morrill School District^'CP-
Morningside, Minn.
Bond
.
& Co.; Stranahan,
Co.,
Inc.;
Watling,
Co., and Charles A.
Co., as follows:
to
NEBRASKA
Scotts Bluff and Sioux
water
20
/ Note Offering — The Chairman
/of the local housing authorities
District No. 4, Minn.
Offering — Mrs. V.
+
Bond
Nuveen
Harris
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Principal and interest
188,
to
1961 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
'inclusive.
by
&
McGregor Independent School
bonds offered
revenue
v.
Bosworth
Lerchen
fered
Bond
-
until
upon
Second
Trust
.
agreed
1961 to 1970
approved
.
interest
purchaser.
'
Street
pany, 111 Franklin Street^ Boston,
for
the
Legality
awardedwto Grande & Co.,
a pride ofT00.12.
wrife
Inc., at
(CST) on Nov. 25 for the purchase
Dated Nov.,15, 1958, Due on April of $40,000 school building bonds.
1,1959. Principal and interest pay¬ Dated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
able at a place agreed upon with ■from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Legal¬
the purchaser,
ity approved by Dorsey, Owen,
; /
"
Scott, Barber & Marquart, of Min¬
Warren, Mich.
neapolis.
purchase of $200,000 school notes.
Dated Nov. 12,r 1958. Due on Jan.
and
Dec. 1 from
27/^M8;/piY062^
$50,000
1, 1958.
ceive
1960
20, 1959.
Principal
payable at a place
011
inclusive.
10 for the
purchase of $112,000 school notes
$300,000 41%s. Due
MICHIGAN
Bank
f>ue
De¬
of
Dated Dec.
Peterson, District Clerk, Will
/
cinterest payable at the First Na¬
purchase
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Parcells
price
a
of
the
Dorsey, Owen, Scott, < Barber
Marquart, of Minneapolis.
pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
Boston."
Stone,
.
and
Principal and interest
&
Muskegon School District No. 14
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
Note Offering — Ernest Beebe,
Secretary of Board of Education,
1977
to
inclusive.
par.
;J)ated Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov.
1, 1959 and 1960.
Principal and
Paddock
for
p'.m: "(CST)' 'bn "Nov.
Oct.
on
1968
60,000 street bonds. Due
the
t
sewer
*
inclusive;
50,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
Sale—The $90,060 tuber►culosis hospital maintenance notes
.offered Oct. 28 were awarded to
.of Springfield,
National
"
^
.
from
1
*l;;Note
.
First
of
$106,000
Tauvton),
(P. O.
the
follows:
Massachusetts
.
,
at
Boston, Municipal Divi¬
sion, 45 Milk St., Boston, until
11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 12 fbr
the purchase of $666,000
bonds, as
MASSACHUSETTS
4.:.
bids
17
school bonds.
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
/
Bond Sale—!Ther
Distinct Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until' 4 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
pany
Wilmington (P. O. Wilmington),
Great. Fal
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-
WIONMNA
B.
Vogt, City Clerk, --Will ; rec^ve
County (P. O. Natchez),
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
sealed bids until 19 ptiffc (KST^ on
rMississippi
Dated Nov. 20,
Bond Sale — The $250,000 Porl; Nov. 24^ for the burchrise^ef;$735
1958.
Due on; sealed bids until*8 p.m^ (CST) onj
March 2, 1959. Principal and in¬ Nov. 18 for the
purchase of $243,-j developments bonds offered "Nov; 000 general improvement" borids.
terest payable at a place agreed 000 school
building bonds. Dated 3—v. 188, p.1873—-were awarded Dated 'Nov.' l,t 1958.* Eftie^ bit Nov.
upon with the purchaser.
/Dec. 1,1958. Due on Dec. 1 from' to a y group composed of Hara-« l.Jhfohii.1959 .to- -1977 -Tnclusivd.
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y '
54
City.
/
receive
sealed
—
Joseph
will
until
p.m.
bids
8
(EST) on Nov. 24 for the purchase
$75,000 bonds, as follows:
<
of
$36,000 water bonds. Due on Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1965, inclusive.
39,000 genl improvement bonds.
.1
V'
inclusive.
; 1966,
/
dated
Dec. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
bonds
The
1958.
are
approved
.■
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
/, v v,"/ /;.//
City.
Livingston Township (P. O.
Livingston), N. J.
.Bond Offering—Wm. P. Schil¬
ling, Township Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
-Nov. 17 for the purchase of $594,000 bonds, as follows:
% '
;
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$62,000
on
Dec.
from
1
1959
to
1968 inclusive.
improvement bonds. Due
50,000
Dec.
on
from
1
1959
to
bonds
offered
1873 — were
awarded to George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., jointly, as 3.90s, at a price of
100.47, a basis of about 3.84%,
sewer bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
Dec. 1,
interest (J-D)
payable at the Livingston National
Bank. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City. '•"/-•/
:'v /
"J
bonds
dated
are
1958. Principal and
•
:.
.
v
p
. ..
.
.
of
Oil
Nov.
227,000
The
Bloomfield
West
Avon,
for
the
-
temporary debt consists
Tax Anticipation Notes—
(1)
and
Anticipation Notes
enue
in advance of sales tax
(P. O. Honeoye Falls),
and
(3)
rowings
Budgetary
for
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
In
—
issued
collections;
Notes—bor¬
unexpected
budget
1968
Nov.
dated
1,
Nassau
New
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Al-
terest
lenhurst
County (P. O. Mineola),
Nov. 1 from 1959 to
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Allenhurst. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids.
Nov.
13
until
for
in
re¬
the
$175,000 public
Dec.
1
from
1959 to
of
idle
1987
District
•
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(P. O. R. D. No, S,
Bridgeton), N. J.
■
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for the {Sinking Fund by
investment in U. S. Treasury Bills.:
In
addition,
investment
the
Comptroller's
pension funds in
of
"AAA"
and
"AA"
curities
has
increased
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
the purchase of $365,000 school
son,
000 per year.
j
New York City, N. Y.
Budget Surplus ReportedComptroller Lawrence E. Gerosa
announced
finished
Nov.
its
black" with
3
that
fiscal
last
NEW
MEXICO
operations of
cies.
Silver City, N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $150,000
p.
1662—were
awarded
It
over
covered
maintenance and
Andover, Alfred Wellsville, In¬
dependence Ward and Greenwood
1
"The
connection
ets.
which
the
and debt
expenses
_QHiO:3>-;-^-/'Cv.;:
-3
•
re¬
Cambridge, Ohio..
J"'J
Bond Sale—The $134,819.20 spe¬
cial
assessment
street
paving
bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 188, p.
J.
;- -
1663—were awarded to McDonald
& Co.
serv¬
of
during the first nine months
this year.
Colonel
Clinton
B.
Chairman, released a
detailed earnings statement, in¬
cluding a summary of operating
expenses and debt service for the
in
lieu of the present monthly
report of Thruway revenues. -The
first
earnings statement for the
nine
months
of
this
year
showed net toll revenue of $23,440,466.12; concession revenue of
$3,042,039.25, and sundry revenue
of $223,659.03, for a total of $26,706,144.40.
Operating
expenses
during the same period totaled
$8,793,454.81, resulting in net rev¬
before
enue
debt
.
service
of
$17,912,689.59. In addition, the Au¬
thority earned interest on unem¬
ployed bond proceeds during this
period
debt
of
$1,058,402.87.
service
this
for
Accrued
period
on
bonds (both guaranteed and rev¬
enue)" issued to pay the cost of
those
portions
of
Thruway
the
for
of $2 dollars
spent for
$1 redeemed.
were
awarded
inverse
numerical order on any
interest payment date on or after
Nov.
1,
gality
:
Interest M-N.
1968.
by
Lucas County (P. O.
Ohio
Bond
Le¬
Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland,
approved
&
ders
Toledo),
•
Offering—Anna C. Pfug-
felder, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will' -re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10 "
a.m.
(EST) oh Nov/20 for the purchase
of $26,690 special assessment water
supply line bonds, as follows:
$12,030 bonds. Due from 1960 to
; 1968 inclusive. / "
/ '
6,520 bonds.* Due from 1960 to
;/ 1964 inclusive. - /,;. v
" "
8,140 bonds. Due from 1960 to
1966 inclusive
%//
in operation on Sept; 3Q
The bonds are dated Dec. 5,
$16,097,231.56, and on bonds
relating to those portions of v the A958, Principal and interest (J-D)
Thruway then under construction payable ^ /at/ the County Treas¬
urer's/office.. Legality ( approved
and not yet opened, $2,726,725.
Debt service on the Authority's by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
State Guaranteed Bonds during Cleveland.
as
be paid out of the
con¬
struction fund if necessary. Total
service on the Authority's
debt
Revenue Bonds amounted to
698,913.48
ended
the
nine
$7,-
months
Sept. 30, providing a cov¬
of net revenues over Rev¬
erage
enue
for
Bond
times.
months
showed
service
debt
of
'
Cartwright & Co.,
price of 100.06.
from
during the nine
passenger
as
3V2S, at
a
/
*
2.33
Norwalk,
revenue
.,
.
Mechanicshurg Exempted School
District, Ohio
Note Sale—The $75,000 school
notes offered Nov. 1—v. 188, p.
1763 — were awarded to Sweney
/
Net toll
cars
Ohio
■
Bond Sale—The $55,773.22 spe¬
cial assessment bonds offered Nov.
,
3—v.
comparable 1957 period, and com¬
mercial vehicle revenue showed a
188, p.. 1763—were awarded
Co., as 3^4s, at a
price of 100.91, a basis of about
15.55%
3.02%.-
a
9.84% increase
increase
over
over
the
the same pe¬
to J. A. White &
.
...
1
.
.
:
riod. Concession revenue increased
16%.
Ohio (State of)
Bond Offering—Ted W. Brown,
Secretary of State and Secretary
Onondaga* Marcellus, Lafayette
and Otisco Central
No. 1 (P. O. R. D. 1,
-
follows:
premium of $30; and $2,614,000 at 2.22%, plus $52.88.
5,000,000 to Chemical. Com Ex¬
change Bank, New York City,
at 1.79 % interest.
■
♦,
1958 may
New
York
of the Commissioners of the Sink¬
Sch. Diet.
Nedrow),
'■
.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Alta Hor$17,614,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, as follows: $15,000,- ton, District Clerk, will receive
000 at 2.17%
interest, plus a sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
this
»
Nov. 1, 1958. Due on Nov, 1 from
1960 to 1974 inclusive. Callable in
t
System
Housing Authority,
Note Sale—The $23,114,000 notes
offered Nov. 5—v. 188, p. 1873—
the
."
Offering—Joseph J. Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $125,000
automobile
parking system
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
Authority
Jan. 1-Sept. 30 period. Such state¬
ment will be published quarterly
,
Lorain; Ohio
Bond
Brill.
F.
,
„
.
way
-
.
ice with respect to the superhigh¬
New York
as
enables the Comptroller to make
a
more
realistic estimate of the
Mr.
rate
New York City
operation.
will be turned
"raihy day reserve^'
established by Mr/ Gerosa, which
6
~
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is
concern
It indicated that despite Mr.
every
Fund," Mr/ Gerosa said.
It
substantiated
.repeated
City's bor¬
rowing policy, which is redeeming
the City's debt faster than ever
before, present demands made for
capital expenditures are now at
months
Nov.
on
sufficient to meet all
were
operating
Gerosa's change in the
financial
Tax Deficiency Ac¬
required by law and
eventually be used to bolster the
City's General Fund Stabilization
count
with
.the offering of
$480,000 school
.bonds: on Nov. 13, the above is
.the correct corporate name of this
.district and not as reported in our
.Issue of Nov. 3—v. 188/ p. 1873.
savings
to
over
(P. O. Andover), N. Y.
Correction—In
12
figures
budg¬
100 City agen¬
the
-
over-zealous capital spending and
its effect on future expense
sources at
$1,988,298,736; whereas
expenditures, including encum¬
brances (unpaid bills), amounted
to
$1,987,049,234 for the City's
to
NEW YORK
Central School District No.
the
The
July 1, 1957 to June 30, 1958
showing total revenues from all
Boettcher & Co.
,
of
%
at
Gerosa's
from
water
revenue bonds offered Nov. 3—v.
188,
Authority
ported operating revenue through
September of $26,706,144.40 and
interest income of $1,058,402.87,
was
$4,033,320,254. This is an
of $263,547,976 over the
previous fiscal year. During that
period the City issued $508,354,000
of new debt and redeemed
$244,806,024 of old debt.
a
account
se¬
earn¬
increase
City
"in the
saving of $1,249,502
in the 1957-1958 expense
budget,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due "When all
outstanding bills are
•on Nov. 1
from 1959 to 1977 in¬
in and other obligations accounted
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
for, the savings may reach two
(M-N) payable at the Bridgeton
million," he said.
, National
Bank, in Bridgeton. Le¬
The statement was contained in
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
the Comptroller's Annual
Report
afield & Wood, of New York
City. to the public
giving a 434-page
detailed
the
The report placed the outstand¬
ing debt at the close of June 30
the
year
corporate
ings of the retirement funds of
City employees by about $2,000,-
"<
Bond Offering—H. Edith John¬
This
earned
inclusive.
'
-
cash.
in co¬
operation with the City Treasurer
on
funds not required for im¬
mediate expenditures and $563,500
pur-l
$21,643,000 various pur¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
on
"found
reported $1,181,846
money" on temporary
consisted of $618,346 made
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
'•
County
improvement bonds offered Nov. 3
Treasurer's office, or at the option
—v.
188, p. 1662—were awarded
of the holder, at the Chase Man-t
to Bpland, Saffin & Co., as 3.40s,
hattan Bank, of New York City.
at a price of 100.10, a basis of
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt;
about 3.38%.
/
/
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
/
v
j
Upper Deerfield Township School
Bond Sale—The
Gerosa
investments
noon
manner,
Anticipation
Mr.
chase of
poses
Due
Spring Lake, Ny J.
t
York
County Treasurer, will
man,
Bond
Offering—H. Bogart Sea¬
Bond
similar
the City's
Notes, issued
in advance of bond sales, were
reduced by $11,409,000 from the
previous year. ($25,091,000) 1957-5
1958—($36,500,000) 1956-1957.
25,500 assessment - improvement payable at the Security Trust Co.
bonds, series A.
v
of Rochester.
Legality approved
68,000 assessment improvement by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
bonds, series B.
Carthy, of New York City.
;
are
-/
Authority
(P. O. Box 189, Albany), N. Y.
Debt Service Covered. 2.33 Times
—The
Other
1 from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
New York State Thruway
er,
$53,500 road improvement bonds.
on
.
Notes
interest.
bonds
_
.
issued
been
issued in advance of expected real
estate
tax collections;
(2) Rev¬
Bond Offering—Dr. John Prop¬
Jersey
—
Frederick W.
costly'Capital
formerly had
President of Board of Educa¬ expenses.
tion/will receive sealed bids un¬
Part of this saving was made by
Miller, Township Treasurer, will til 2
p.m. (EST) on Nov. 13 for calling in Tax Anticipation Notes
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
the purchase of $750,000 school before their due
dates; thereby
(EST) on Nov. 13 for thepurchase bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1958. Due obtaining a further reduction in
of $147,000 bonds, as follows:
on Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1987 inclu¬
The
:
,
capital construction.
of
New York
Bond Offering
1958. Due
-
General
to raise money for down payments
Victor Central School District
No. 1
annual
which
p.
—
Mendon, Henrietta, Rush, Lima,
.Ocean Township (P. O. Oakhurst),
New
6
j.
.
*
-
<
building
v.
188,
nicipal
1 from 1959 to 1968 inclusive.
V
'
-
Monday, November 10, 1958
,
inclusive.
*
revenues
*
1968
255,000 water bonds. Due on Dec,
.
v.
■
.
-
bonds.
assessment
water
Due
•*
-
*
payable at the New Jersey Bank
& Trust Co., Haledon.
Legality
Trimble &
other
Sanders,
-
1959 to
from
1
Dec.
on
B.
will receive Fund so that the City might have
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on more money for its many services
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $214,- and depend less on a heavy carry:
000
public improvement bonds. over.
The report showed total Gen¬
Dated Oct. 1, 1958. Due on April 1
Gar-
Treasurer,
Borough
Due
•'
•
Chamberlain,
City
Haledon, N. J.
Offering
baccio,
,/
••
-
500,000 to C. J. Devine & Co., at Trust &
Deposit Company,
of
2.20% interest, plus a pre¬ Marcellus. Legality approved " by
mium of $5.
; V
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
New York City Housing Authority,
New York
Oyster Bay Union Free School
Note Offering — Chairman Wil¬
District No. 21 (P. O.
liam
Reid
announces
that
the
Bethpage), N. Y.
from 1959 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬ eral Fund revenues for 1957-58 at1
Bond Offering—Mrs. Margaret
Authority will receive sealed bids
which
included
a
cipal and interest (A-O) payable $651,355,668
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 12 for Tiritle, District Clerk/ will receive
at the Chemical Corn Exchange carry-over of $51,908,906 from the
the purchase of $24,350,000 tem¬ sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
After de¬
Bank, New York City. Legality previous fiscal year.
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $800,approved by Vandewater, Sykes, ducting $647,500,000 to apply to porary loan notes (Issue CLVIII).
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due on June 000 school bonds. Dated Sept. lf
Heckler & Galloway, of New York the year's expense
budget, "the
1958.
Due on June 1 from 1959
carry-over
of $3,855,668
City. :
-J
:
is the 30, 1959. Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New to 1988 inclusive// Principal and
lowest one since 1942.
•
Gleri Cove, N. Y.
(J - D) /payable at the
The Comptroller disclosed how York City. Legality approved by interest
Bond
Offering — Harvey L.
Franklin National Bank of Long
this was backed up by the $65,- Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McDoxey, Commissioner of Finance,
Govern & Lane, of New
York Island, in Mineola, Legality ap¬
080,274 credited to the Stabiliza¬
will receive sealed bids until 11
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
tion Fund. This consists of $56,- City.
■"'%/ ''-v"V-'
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 18 for the
• "/■'/;
Additional Offering—Mr. Reid Wood, of New York City.
731,061 in cash and $8,349,213 in
purchase of,, $457,500 general pur¬
mortgages held by the City on also announces that the Authority
NORTH CAROLINA
poses bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1958.
will receive sealed bids until 1
properties sold for non-payment
Due on March 1 from 1959 to 1978
Southern Pities, N. C.
of taxes.
p.m.
•'/<//'-.
(EST) on Nov. 18 for the
);
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond Sale—The $181,000 bonds
The report stated that the Real purchase of $32,072,000 temporary
(M-S)
payable
at
the Nasasu
offered Oct. 28—v. 188, p. 1763—
Estate Tax Levy of $894,942,501. notes, as follows:
Trust Co.j in Glen Cove. Legality
highest in the City's history, had $2«,0u0,000 One Hundred Fortieth were awarded to Merrill Lynch,
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
the lowest percentage of delin¬
Issue notes. Due on April 10, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, at a price
& Wood, of New York City.
of par, a net interest cost of about
quents—$30,084,542, or only 3.36%
1959 ./ '
Gloversville, N. Y.
3.60%, as follows:
:
of the total levy.
6,072,000 One Hundred FortyBond Sale—The $187,000 pav¬
It was pointed out that by the
First
$150,000 water and sewer bonds,
Issue
notes.
Due
on
ing, improvement and swimming
for $20,000 6s, due on May I
March 13, 1959.
Comptroller's adoption of s
pool construction bonds offered shorter-term from 1959 to 1963 inclusive;
borrowing
Each
policy
issue
of
notes
will
be
Nov. 6 — v. 188, p. 1873 — were
and $130,000 3^s, due on May
Mr. Gerosa had managed to re¬
dated Dec. 9, 1958. Payable at the
awarded to George B. Gibbons &
1 from 1964 to 1976 inclusive.
duce the outstanding temporary
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
Co., Inc., as 2.90s, at a price of debt
31,000 municipal building bonds,
by $10,400,000 compared to New York City. Legality approved
100.15, a basis of about 2.86%.
for $8,000 6s, due on May 1
the previous year. ($37,950,000)—
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
/from 1960 to 1963 inclusive;
1957-58
Groton, N. Y.
($48,350,000) — 1956-57
Mitchell, of New York City//
;
and $23,000 3%s, due on May
Bond Sale —The $110,000 mu¬ This was done by the elimination
Offering—R.
Bond
.
};
.•
Bond
•
City's anticipated excise taxes and
Cortland, N, Y.
-Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
.Delafield & Wood, of New York
>
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1974)
Nov.
13
for
the
ing Fund, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 2 for
the purchase of $30,000,000 capital
improvement construction, Series
B bonds.
Dated Dec. 15, 1958. Due
purchase of
$830,000 school bonds. Dated Dec j
Dee/ 15 from
1, 1958.
June
15
and
sive;
on
to
Due on Dee. 1 from 1959
1987 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at die First
semi-annually
on
1959
to
1973 inclu¬
Principal and, interest pay¬
able at the State Treasurer's /of¬
fice; Bankers Trust Co., New York
'
City; Northern Trust Co., Chicago;
Central National Bank of Cleve¬
at the Ohio National Bank
pf Columbus.
Legality approved
by Bricker. Evatt, Barton, Eckler
& Nichoff, of Columbus.
land;
or
OREGON
extraordinary
Baker, Oregon
Bond Offering—Leland J. Wood,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $9,685.27
street improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1 from
,
Ottawa County (P. O.
Port Clinton), Ohio
.
'
Bond
•*
Offering
ivi; C. Guth,
Clerk Of the Board of Education,
Will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
bids
Nov.
ont
until
10
1
I; -1958.- Due oh Dec.' 1 from 1960
to
1969
inclusive.
(J-D)
American Bank
Legality
^Principal
payable
of
Port
approved
Squire,
be
received
by
the
Board
of
County Commissioners until 2 p.m.
,(BST) on Nov.; 17 for the purchase
sewer
bonds.
Due
on
4959
to
special
May
1
yeloment of government-financed
electric power projects in Oregon
and Nov.
1968; inclusive.
1, 1958.
1
from
Interest
•M-N.. Legality .approved by Beard
pointed out.
One
W.as
ment
Independent School
District No. (>4 (P. O. Cyril), Okla.
"
Bond. Sale—The
$95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v.. 188,
awarded
(were
ipet defeat
the state
to
authorized
to
the
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Oklahoma City. ?
proposal for a-$5 million hydro-
electric bond issue to install power
generators at the city's water
.
sup¬
source.
Ore.,
re¬
over
proposal to take
a
the-
properties of Pacific
Light Co. within that
&
city.
The city system has been
competing with the utility. The
company stated that it is now pre¬
pared to make an offer to purchase
the city system.
1
No, 27 (P.O.
-
Yukon), Okla*
>
Bond Sale—The $282,000 school
-building bonds offered Oct. .27—
v.
188, p. 1763—were awarded to
ia
group
composed of
•National Bank & Trust
the
First
Co., Okla¬
Cochran &
-Co.;
First National. Bank,
and
Yukon
National-Bank,-both of
homa
City;
Milburn,
:Yukon " V
.
-
Oregon (State of)
$700,000 forest
reforestation
and
Portland), Ore.
•
Offering—^General Man¬
Bond
■Jefferson County Indep. Sch. Diet.
•No. 22 (P. O. Addington), Okla.,
ager
John J. Winn, Jr., announces
that
sealed
J-
until
enues
: for
the
12
months
for
Puerto
Rico
1,
bids will
be
received
Due
on
Dec.
1
Sept. >1 from
1975 to 1977 inclusive,
" )
4
Pearland, Texes
Bond SaJe~^The
after. Dec,
on or
Principal
Offering
—
Howard
Ed¬
*
of
the
group:
DAKOTA
$750,000 gen¬
obligation water system im¬
Fort Worth
188, p. 1664—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by AllisonWilliams Co., at a price of par, a
interest
net
cost
of
about
3.50%,•
1
follows:
as
1960
on
1965 inclusive.
to
240,000 3.30s. Due
1966
July 1 from
to
on
July 1 from
to
July 1 from
1976 inclusive.
In addition the
interest from
Jan.
building bonds, it is reported.
1
$5,888,000
1
—
City,
The
Pa.
gen¬
(P. O.
bard, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until(7:30
p.m. (CST) on Nov. 10 for
purchase of $710,000 school
building bonds. Due serially from
awarded
were
Co.,
as
to
a
Fox, Reusch &
price of 100.25, a
basis of about 5.71%.
.'
*
'
German
Township (P. O.
Uniontown), Pa.
the
1960 to 1968.
5%s, at
Stroud
City), Okla.
3.85%.
Bond
Offering—S. R. Kitchens,
Clerk of the Board
will
receive
sealed
of
Education,
bids
until
2
(CST) on Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $300,000 school build¬
p.m.
ing and site bonds. Due from 1960
to
1971
inclusive.
Wood County Dependent School
District No. 4 (P. O. Freedom),
Oklahoma
Bond Offering—B'ds will be
re-
purchase of
$2,500
transportation equipment bonds.
Go., Inc., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.09, a basis of about
on
and
interest
City. Legality-approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
188, p. .1664—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
National Bank of Chicago, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about
3.31%,
as
$960,000 3V2S.. Due
Oct.
awarded
County (P.
Franklin), Tenn.
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $235,000
strange & Co., as
100.12, a basis of about 4.97%.
PUERTO
RICO
Water
Authority (P. O. San Jucui),
Puerto Rico
EVctric Enc rev Sales
3^4 Times
Greater Over Past Decade
—
The
132,000
from 1979 to 1987 -inclusive.
1965, inclusive.
3,468,000 3V4s.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1966 to 1978, inclusive.
1,460,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1
from 1979 to 1982, inclusive,
;
Dated Oct. -15, 1958. Bonds due
in 1979 and theres^ter are callable
as of Oct. 15,1978, Interest ArO.
1960 to
Star Indep. School District, Tsxtu
"
offered
Oct.
Securities
30—v.
188,
a
about
Corporation,
.
President
of
Board
of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
price of 100.05,
a
basis
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1958.
15,
Nov. 15 from 1974 to 1991
TEXAS
Bonds
due
in
callable
1979
Bond
Sale—An issue of $20,000
park improvement bonds was sold
to the Columbus State Bank, and
4s. Dated Oct. 1, 1958.
Due on April 1 from 1967 to 1981
inclusive. Interest A-O.. Legality
lumbus,
as
approved
by
are
on
any
i
from 1964 to 4970 inclusive.'
114,000 Series II bonds, for $64,000 3s, due on March 1 from
1959 to 1965
inclusive; and
$50,000 3*£s, due on March 1
from
1966 to
1969 inclusive. \
Dated
Sept. 1, 1958. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gibson, Spence &
Gibson, of Austin.
Upton County (P. O. Rankin),
Texas
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Bond
park refunding bonds was sold to
R. K. Dunbar &
Co., as 3s. Dated
1, 1958. Due on Oct. 1 from
to 1966 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Oct.
1961
First
State •» Bank.of
Rankin, Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas,
UTAH
Davis
Gregory,
County School District
O. Farmington),
(P.
Bond Offering
the
—
Education
sealed
Utah
The Clerk ,of
will
until
bids
8
re¬
p.m.
Nov.
18 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 general obliga¬
tion school bonds. Dated June 1,
(MST)
1957.
on
Due on June 1 from 1965 to
inclusive.
1971
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
of
Board
ceive
$15,000
VIRGINIA
4% water works system improve¬
ment bonds was sold to the First
Corp. Dated Sept. 1,1958.
March 1 from 1960 to 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the American
Legality
Kenbridge, Va.
Bond Sale—The
and
sewer
Oct.
29
—
$325,000 water
disposal bonds offered
v.
188,
p.
1664
—
were
duPont
&
awarded
by
Vinson,
Elkins;
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Co., at a price of par, a mt in¬
terest cost of about 3.79%, as fol¬
approved
Kermit
Independent School
District, Texas
J
Bond Sale—The $100,000 unlim¬
ited
tax
school, house bonds of¬
Noy, 4—v. 188, , p. 1875—r
to Creston H.
Funk,
to
Francis I.
National Bank of Austin.
Vinson, .Elkins, fered
were awarded
Houston.
Weems & Searls, of
«
and;
in¬
terest payment date on or after
Nov. 15, 1978. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the First
(M-S)
Tex.
$135,000 Series.Lhonds, fpr.$46r
000 2%s, due .on March. X from
1959 to i!963 inclusive; and
$89^000 3s, due -on -March -1
.
inclusive.
thereafter
Due
Columbus,
.
(CST) on Nov. 10 for the
purchase of $497,000 school build¬
of Texas
3.39%.
,
p.m.
p.
as
,
Other members of the account:
school
the First State Bank, both of Co¬
Resources
on April 15 from
1978 inclusive,
>
43As.
Due .on -April .15
1975 to
Dec. 1 from
on
Bank, of Garland. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
O.
1764—were awarded to the Equit¬
to
Arthurs, Le5s, at a price of
pf $166,-
$34,000 4V2S. Due
follows:
National
Williamson
of
were
Bank^ of New
York
3.40s, at
fered
1, 1967.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Manhattan
Chase
Nanticoke School
obligation
inclusive.
1968 and thereafter
after Dec.
Bond Sale—The
District, Pa.
$33,000 general
bonds
of¬
refunding
27—v.
188, p. 1664—
1979
to
in
and
able
Puerto Rico
ceived until 2 p.m. {CST) on Nov.
•42 "for
&
1960
due
Due on Dec.
1, 1958.
callable, in whole or in part,
any interest payment date on
are
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 31—
v.
188, p. 1664—were awarded to
Oklahoma County Dependent Sch.
District No. 37 (P. O. Oklahoma
Dec.
from
Bonds
$32,000
obligation refunding bonds
offered Oct. 31—v. 188, p. 1664—
-
•
Sale
Sale—An issue
000 schoolhouse bonds was sold to
Frank B. McMahon & Co., as fol¬
lows:
i
Bond Sale^An issue tf $254)00
schoolhouse bonds ^was sold: tp. the
Northern * .'Trust Cd.," 6'f Chicago, .State Board M Education, as ids.
Philadelphia National Bank, of Dated July 1, 1958, .Due on Jifee
Philadelphia, Drexel & Co., John 1 frem 1959 to 1982 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Nuveen
&
Co., Hornblower
Weeks, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Travis County (P. O. Austin), Tex.
Inc., Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Bond Sale—Road .and bridge re¬
Bache & Co., Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
Iroquois, S. Dak.
Bond Offernig—James Arends, & Co., Commerce Trust Co., of funding bonds .totaling $249,000
City Auditor, will receive bids un¬ Kansas City, King, Quirk & Co., were .sold-to the Dapital National
til Nov. 18 for the purchase of $8,Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Burns, Bank, of Austin, as.follows:
Dated
3.09%.
eral
Oklahoma City), Okla.
^ Bond
Offering—Marjorie Hub¬
.
about
Dickson
Bond
Oklahoma County Independent
School District No.
of
Aprtl l from
a
.
entire issue will
carry an extra 1.20%
on
Seagoville Independent fSchool
District,]Tex.
Bond
The
i
1972 to 1978, inclusive.
—v.
1970 inclusive.
on
—
■■
April l from
on
I97l,4nclysive.
1967 to
school house bonds offered Nov. 6
to
$210,000 3.10s. Due
Sale
Due
70,006:3 80s, 'Due
Texas
Bond
April 1 from
on
1966, inclusive,
56,000 33>4s.
Indep. School District,
10 a.m.
basis
1959 to
provement bonds offered Oct. 27—
v.
follows:
as
$74,000 3&s. Due
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, Dittmar & Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co., Moroney,:
Beissner & Co., William N, Ed¬
wards & Co., and Texas Bank &
Trust Co., of Dallas.
,,
ceived until 8 p.m, (CST) on Nov.
17 for the purchase of
$275,000
i$2004000 school
bonds offered Nov,
18& $>.
1664—were; awarded to Rauscker,
Pierce & Do,, at *a price fif lOOiOl,
a net interest cost of about
.
members
^
45,000. 5s. Due
from
of Dallas.
Huron, S. Dak.
eral
1968.
asJoHows;;
$30,000 41/2S. Dueion (Sept. 1 from
Bank, Dallas. Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
Sale—The
Bond
Dallas
1963 to 1974,. inclusive.
callable
are
Other
-
from
and
interest
payable at the Mercantile National
Water
Resources Authority.
SOUTH
351,000 3s.
1970,
fiscal
Rico
agent for the Puerto
1
1967 to 1970, inclusive.
ended
is
Dec.
The bonds are dated Dec. 1,1958.
Bonds maturing Dec. 1, ,1969 and
month period a year ago.
The Government Development
Bank
on
500 city hall and fire equipment Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Kenower,
(PST) on Dec. 8 for
MacArthur & Co., R. A. Under¬
building bonds.
wards, Clerk of the, Board of the purchase -of $2,000,000 dry
wood & Co., Inc., Continental Bank
JEducation, will receive sealed bids dock, Series Z bonds. Dated July
TENNESSEE
& Trust Co., of Salt Lake City,
until 7 p.m. (CST), on Nov.; 13 for 1, 1958.-Due "on July 1 from 1959
Rowles, Winston & Co., McClung
the purchase, of-$3,590,000 trans¬ to 1978 inclusive.
Davidson County (P. O.
Principal and
& Knickerbocker, and J. C. Wheat
portation equipment bonds.
Due interest (J-J) payable at the fiscal
Nashville), Tenn.
& Co.
'from 1960 to 1962 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Beverly Briley,
agency of the Port in Portland or
New ' York 'City.
Legality ap¬ County Judge, will receive sealed
Galena Park Independent School
'JCay County' Indep. School District proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬ bids until noon (CST) on Nov. 20
District, Tex.
"No. 71 (P.- O. Ponca City), Okla.
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
for the purchase of $500,000 gen¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
•'
Bond Offering — R. E. Geren,
eral road bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, be received
until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
•Clerk of the Board of Education,
PENNSYLVANIA
1958. Due on Nov. 1 from 1960 to on Nov. 10 for
the purchase of
-will receive sealed bids until 8:30
1969 inclusive.
Principal and in¬ $500,000
Beliefonte, Pa.
schoolhouse
refunding
p.m.
(CST) on Nov. 19 for the
(M-N) 'payable
at
the bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1958. Due
Bond Sale—The $87,000 general terest
purchase of $1,750,000 school site
obligation bonds offered Nov. 3 Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of on Nov. 15 from 1959 to 1985 in¬
'and building bonds, as follows:New York City, Legality approved
were
awarded
to
clusive.
Bonds due in 1979 and
Arthurs, Le:$1,650,000 bonds. Due from 1960 strange & Co., as 3Vas, at a price by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble & thereafter are callable in inverse
to 1970 inclusive.
of 100.16.
Mitchell, of New York City.
numerical order on any interest
100,000 bonds. Due from 1960 to
payment date on or after Nov. 15,
Butler County (P. O. Butler), Pa.
Knoxville, Tenn.
1969 inclusive.
1978.
Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
Bond Sale—The $475,000 gen¬
Bond Offering — Mayor J. W.
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Murray County Independent School eral obligation bonds offered Oct. Dance will receive sealed bids un¬
28—v. 188, p. 1764—were awarded til noon (EST) on Nov. 20 for the Boothman, of Dallas.
District No. 1 (P. O. Sulphur),
'
ri.',
to Arthurs,, ^estrange & Company, purchase of $500,000 general ob¬ Garland Indep. Sch. District, Tex.
Oklahoma- - " * •
"
Bond
Offering —' Earl Luna,
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬ as 3V8S, at a prine of 100.02, a ligation
school building bonds.
Bond
as 3%s, at .a price of
basis of about 8.1^%.
%
a
18^p, J764—
Due
and 1966.
tember,
1958, totaled : $3,018,600
compared with $2,936,500 in Sep¬
tember, 1957. The $34,377,000 rev¬
1, 1959 to Jan. 1, I960, ■ ,
bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 188, p.;
1664—were awarded to the Chase 5 Other, members of s the syndi¬
cate; J.7M/Dain & Co., Inc., Piper,
Manhattan Bank, New- York City,
& • Hop wood, . Northwest
at a price of98.14, a heflhterfest: Jaffray
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
cost of about 3.05%, as follows:
Kalman
&
Co., Inc., Juran &
$200,000 bonds as 2%s.
Moody, Inc., and Harold E. Wood
500,000 bonds as 3s.
6 Co.
Port of Portland (P. O. Box 4099,
100.04,
1964, inclusive.
160,000 23/4s. Due on Dep. 1, 1965
,
;
.
Hobbs & Co..
The
—
1959 to
Bales of electric energy in Sep¬
Bond Sale—The
rehabilitation
.*
•.
$539,000 3s.
ecutive Director of the Authority.
1971
,
•
3V2 times the total of $9,891^000 in
the 12 months ended Sept. 30,1948,
according to S. L.< Descartes, Ex¬
300,000 3 *4s. Due
~
Canadian County School District
Boud Sale
the
distribution
Cqddo Parish
—
have
would
Power
1874
that
amendment
The city of Springfield,
OKLAHOMA
Ector County Indep. Sch. District
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
con¬
$1,050,000
MansHeld, Texas
ingly illustrated in the most .recent building bopds offered Nov. 5 were
Bond Saie—The |7.5iO0O water
figures released by the Authority. awarded to a group headed by the
Sales of electric energy for the Mercantile Trust
Co., St. Louis, at works, sewer and olectrie Ifdit
12 months >ended Sept. 30, 1958 a price of
100.09, a net "interest and ppwer syetem^ revenue bonds
were $34,377,000,
Offered Oct. 28-*v,
approximately cost of about 2.93%, as follows:
The Portland voters turned down
ply
energy
sumption in Puerto Rico is strik¬
state to generate power by hydro,
steam or nuclear development.
a
continuous
and
electric
,
proposal
an
jected
p.
...
authorizing the state
to engage in the development and
sale of electric power. The amend¬
;& Wise, of Van Wert.:
.
in
defeated, utility spokesmen Sept. 30, 1958 compared with $30,7
j
284,100 in the corresponding 12-
were
assessment
Dated Nov.
Callable
constitution
Wert County (P. O.
Van Wert), Ohio
Of .$26,323.24
inclusive.
time. Interest J-D.
—Three proposals before the voters
in the recent elections for the de-
:
Cleveland.
Bond Qfferinff-^Seaied bids will
j
.
Clinton.
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Van
and
the
at
to * 1968
any
Oregon (State of)
Public Power Proposal Rejected
the
for
purchase *>f-$3,930 special assess¬
ment wateF linei bonds. Dated Nov.
interest
1959
at
growth
lows:
$15,000 3Y2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
1960 to 1962 inclusive.
310,000 3.80s. Due on Sept. ! from
1963 to 1983
inclusive.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
WASHINGTON
County, Kahlotus Consol.
Franklin
School District No. 56 (P. O.
bids
sealed
for
10
able
Principal
issue.
•of
1959
and
at
the
County
Legality
office.
'Treasurer's
ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
"
School District No.
*
'
(P. O.
77
Montesano), Wash.
■
Bond Sale—The
t
Taholah
County,
Grays Harbor
$19,800 general
obligation bonds offered Oct. 31—
v.
1963
188, p. 1664—were sold to the
of Washington, as 4s, at a
•
Consolidated School
District No.
Ill
(P. O.
Okanogan), Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$198,000
the State of Washington,
fgeneral obligation bonds was 3%s
sold
o
nt
as
price of
a
par.
bonds
are
The
and
1958
dated
mature
Nov.
1,
in
serially
20
^ears. Legality approved by Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
Western
r
Washington College of
Education
composed of the First
National Bank, Of Chicago, Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., Milwaukee
Company, the City National Bank
& Trust Company, of Chicago, and
McMaster, Hutchinson & Co., as
3V4S, at a price of 100.27, a basis
laton, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at the office of von
Briesen
&
Redmond, Esq., 411
.that
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
the
(PST) on
$475,-
JVov. 19 for the purchase of
(000 student center
bonds.
revenue
Bated Oct.
1, 1957.
Due
from
to
1987
Oct. 1
on
Bond
Due
A
Wis.
$460,000 cor¬
1959 to 1972
3.10s.
150,000
Due
J
May
on
Salmon
5
Arm, B. C.
bonds was
& Co. Due on
improvement
%%
to A. E. Ames
inclusive.
&
—
An
of
issue
on
1
from
*
Nov." 15 from 1959 to 1973
5.50%
First Preferred Series,.$1.37V2
5.85%
Series '
inclusive. .Interest
5.00%
Series
4.75%
Convertible
4.50%
Convertible
5.75%
Subordinate
,,...$1.-46%
on
f
*
•
"
T
."
:....;...;....:$l,67Vi
5.80%
Series
5.35%
Port
Series ......$1.18%
Series
l2Vi
Convertible Series ;.,..:$1.43%
Subordinate
$1.45
Convertible Series
.....
$1.33%
V—Secretary
Bond
SHREVEPORT
•
*
,
the cost
Lyons & Shafto, Inc.; McDonald
Co.; McDonald - Moore & Co.;
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
years
-
&
Co., Inc.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; John Small & Co., Inc.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Steele,
Haines & Co.; Stein Bros. & Bovce;
Stern Bros. & Co.; Sterne, Agee
&
Leach; Stix & Co.;
Walter
Stokes
&
Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Strader
&
Co., Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Stubbs,
Watkins
&
Lombardo,
Inc.; Sweney, Cartwright & Co.;
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Co.;
Thornton, Mohr & Farish; Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Tripp & Co., Inc.; Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day; Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.; Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; R. D.
& Co.; White, Hattier &
Sanford;
White,
Weld
&
Co.;
White
Dean
Witter
Wood
&
&
Co.;
Harold
Coupon-%
Bid-%
3V2
3%
101.52
101.10
1,225,000
1,385,000
2,700,000
3lk
3 ¥2
3%
101.53
101.47
101.52
3¥2
3%
3%
3%
3%
101.52
101.20
100.46
100.31
100.40
-
,
Housing Authority
Portsmouth, N. H._„._
Jersey City, N. J.____
Asheville, N. C..JL
Kinston, N. C.—
Humboldt, Tenn.
Lewisburg, Tenn. rLaredo, Texas
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va.
—
5,580,000
1,645,000
9,900,000
2,390,000
1,050,000
-
-
-
—
'
——
.
1,360,000
1,140,000
2,305,000
5,300,000
•-=—i.--—
5,750,000
•
3¥2
3%
3¥£
3%
3%
•
p\)R l/V£^
101.51
-
- ^
101.52
;101:33
101.40
101.40
*
to
Sale—An issue of $97,435
composed qf the Mid-?
Corp., Mills;
Spence & Co., and the Royal Bank
of Canada, at a price of 98.35.
a
land
group
Securities
EASTERN
Bond
(r) <?*.
i
■zaZtcni
Township, Ontario
Sale—An issue of
$60,500
5% improvement bonds was sold
to J. L. Graham & Co., at a price
97.76.
Due
on
Dec.
15
from
1959 to 1978 inclusive. Interest J-D.
ninci
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Westminster
Bond
Township, Ontario f
Sale—An
issue of $88,000
bonds was sold to
Anderson & Co., and the Royal
Bank of Canada, jointly, as 5¥4S,
at a price of 100.23. Due on Nov. 1
improvement
Included in the offering group are:
Co., Inc.; Almstedt Brothers;-American Securi¬
ties Corp/, Anderson & Strudwick;
A.
C.
Allyn &
Andrews
Stevenson
Bond
&
&
Wells,
Co.;
Inc.; Bacon,
The Bankers
Co., Inc.; Bartow Leeds &
Co.; George K. Baum & Co.; Bax¬
ter & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Bee-
,
-
;
.
-
Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Shelby
Cullum Davis & Co.; R. S. Dick¬
Co., Inc.; Dolphin & Co.;
& Co.; Francis I. duPont
& Co., Inc.: Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Equi¬
table Securities Corp.;
son
&
Drexel
&
Co.; Eldredge
Estabrook &
Co.; Clement A.
croft, Cole & Co.; Bosworth, Sul¬ Evans & Co., Inc.; Fabricand &
livan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford Co.;
First
of Michigan Corp.;
& Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.; George P. Fogg & Co.; Folger, No¬
lan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Butcher
& Sherrerd; Chace, Whiteside & Inc.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.;
Winslow, Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Ginther & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Gordon Graves & Co.; Green, El¬
Coffin & Burr, Inc.; F. R. Cole & lis & Anderson; Gregory & Sons;
Hallgarten & Co.;
Co.; Julien Collins & Co.;v
Hallowell,
Sulzberger,
Jenks,
Courts & Co.; F. W. Craigie &
.
E.
Co.; Wood, Struthers &
from their date at
2,280,000
Inkster, Mich.
Mississippi Regional
Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; F„ S.
Moseley & Co.;
'
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co.; Newburger,
Loeb & Co.; Newhard, Cook &
Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
The Ohio Co.; O'Neal, Alden &
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; Peters, Writer & Chris-*
tensen, Inc.;.D. A. Pincus & Co.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.; Presscott & Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.; Rand & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
& Co.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter &
Co.; Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
The; Rodman & Renshaw; Roose¬
velt & Cross Inc.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.; Schaffer, Necker & Co.;
Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer;
:
Shannon & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Sheridan Bogan Paul
Co.
$1,265,000
„
-
Housing Authority
Macoupin County, 111
•
improvement bonds was sold
5%
of
'
M-N.1 •'
Hope, Ontario
Townsend
/taynj-
&
........,i....$1.25
6.70% Series
TEXAS
■
W. L. Lyons & Co.;
Northwest Florida Regional
1959 to -1968
Township, Ont.
Bond Sale^—Ah i^sue of $78,000
594%
improvementbonds
was
sold to. J, L. Graham & Company,
Due
will be used by the issuing
Amount
Attalla, Ala.
Danbury, Conn.
„
.
Principal
North Gwillimbury
;
County, 111.; and Laredo, Tex.
first pledge of annual contribu¬
Local Agency
the close of business Novem¬
.
Hill, Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hendrix
& Mayes, Inc.; J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle 8c
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried*
richs & Co.; Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Huttoif &
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Jones,
Kreeger & Hewitt; Kean, Taylor
&
Co.; Kenower, Mac Arthur 8c
Co.; Charles King & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John C. Legg & Co.;
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.;
The group submitted
Interest M-N.
inclusive.
secured by a
Co.; Hamlin & Lunt;
&
declining in premium at 5-year intervals thereafter.
the following winning bids:
104 and
Sale—An issue of $45,000
Nov.
are
housing projects. The bonds will be callable after 10
,
■r...,;...l..i...i:.$0.35
of
of low-rent
improvement bonds was sold to
group composed of Mildand Se¬
curities Corp.; Equitable Securi¬
ties Canada, Royal Bank of Can¬
ada, and Anderson & Co., as 5V4S.
Due
The bonds
Proceeds from the sale of the bonds
a
STOCK.
rates
authorities to retire outstanding notes (PHA) and to meet
&
Murray
Cochran,
Ingersoll, Ontario
Bond
PREFERRED STOCK
interest
Federal income taxes.
ONTARIO
NOTICE
;
specified
group
by the PHA under contracts between
the PHA and the local housing authorities issuing the bonds. The
faith of the United States is pledged to the payment by the PHA
of all annual contributions. Interest on the bonds is exempt from
Interest A-O.
15, 1961.
•
banking
tions unconditionally payable
(Province of)
Sale
Co.,
DIVIDEND
COMMON
1958. Int. M-N.
banking firms managed
of investment
Tenn.; Lewisburg, Tenn.; Macoupin
J-J.
Co., and Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.
Dated Oct. 15, 1958. Due on April
\
Dated Nov. 1,
prices to yield from 1.75% to 3.45%.
^
from 1.75% to 3.35%, and applies to
bonds of housing authorities in Richmond, Va.; Portsmouth, N. II.;
and Danbury, Conn.
Scale C ranges in yields from 1.75% to 3.40% and is applicable
to bonds of housing agencies in Jersey City, N. J.; Kinston, N. C.;
and Asheville, N. C.
Scale D ranges in yields from 1.75% to 3.45% and applies to
bonds sold by housing authorities of Inkster, Mich.; Attalla, Ala.;
Northwest
Florida
Regional; Mississippi Regional; Humboldt,
Sale—An issue of $67,500
Bond
son
...
1963
1973 inclusive.
D at
group composed of The
Securities
Corp.,
James
Richardson & Sons, Nesbitt, Thom¬
.
group
investment
The
sale by a
ber 7. 1958.
1969 to
3%%, and 3 ¥2% on the bonds won Nov. 6. The bonds were reoffered to the public in three basic yield groups: Scales B, C, and
Royal
at
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
455,000 5V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
sold.
$10,000,000 2% Provincial deben¬
tures was purchased at a private
record
nationwide
&
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Harkness
bec, Inc., at a price of 96.19, a net .Mackall & Coe; Mackey^ Dunn &
interest cost of about 5.88%, as
Co., Inc.; Masoh-Hagan, Inc.; A. E.
follows:
Masten & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.;
J.
Mericka
&
Co., Inc.;
$105,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from Wm,
Scale B ranges in yields
Manitoba
of
1, 1958.
to
$560,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of Banque Procinciale du Canada, Belanger, Inc.,
Florido Matteau
& Fils, Credit
offering marks the 22nd sale of New Housing Authority
a total of $2,422,209,000 bondsjeb issued by local
The first offering was irrl951 and the last
previous one was on May 21, 1958 when $69,870,000 bonds were
inclusive.
1973 to 1978
from
Debenture
stockholders
Int.
Que.
housing authorities.
MANITOBA
to
1958.
City,
The
*
Company has declared the fol¬
lowing quarterly dividends, all
payable on December 1. 1958.
basis of
1959
1 from
M-N.
1,
Michel
bonds and makes
inclusive.
July 1 from 1959 to 1978
The Board of Directors of the
improvement bonds was
Nov.
from
Smith, Barney & Co.; Shields & Company; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Incorporated, and R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Due on May 1 from
$310,000 3s.
sold
29, 1968
$17,000
of
issue
1
thority bonds due 1959-1999 on which bids were received Nov. 6
by 14 housing authorities located in 12 states. The following firms
associate managers of the group: The First Boston Corporation;
Chicago, and First National Bank
Neenah, jointly, as follows:
Interest
OCTOBER
St.
Nov.
jointly by Lehman Brothers, Blyth & Co., Inc., and Phelps, Fenn
& Co. was the high bidder for all $45,275,000 New Housing Au¬
of
p.
group
DIVIDEND NOTICCi
Nov.
on
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Dated
Lehman-Blyth-Phelps, Fenn Group Awarded
$45,275,000 New Housing Authority Bonds
Sale —The
bridge
188,
a
on
on Nov. 1 from
1963 inclusive.
5s. Due
83,500
inclusive. Interest M-N.
CANADA
to
Sale—An
4s, at a price of 96.39, a
about 5.26%. Dated Nov.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
awarded
1959 to
Anglo-Francais, and Credit Que¬
Chibougamu, Que.
as
Quarles,
WISCONSIN
1875—were
1958. Int. M-N.
sold to Societe de Placements, Inc.,
of Milwaukee.
Appleton, Wis.
bonds offered Nov. 5—v.
,
Nov. 1 from
on
to 1978 inclusive.
Dated Nov. 1,
.,/v
follows:
Bond Sale—An issue of
137,000 5s. Due
1963
to ..Credit
a
$146,500 4V2S. Due
de
to 1962 inclusive.
1959
porate purpose bonds offered Nov.
5—v. 188, p. 1764—were awarded
Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Bond Sale—The $600,000
Corporation
La
$243,000 4V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
to
inclusive. Le¬
1960
group
as
follows:
as
(CST) on
by
approved
a
sold
was
$230,000
price of 97.16,
interest cost of about 5.37%,
net
a
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
Inc., Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., Os¬
Dube & Co., Inc., and Garneau,
Boulanger, at a price of 96.32, a
net interest cost of about 5.61%,
(J-D) payable at the Mar¬
shall & Ilsley Bank of Milwaukee.
Legality
Que.
sold to
was
of
composed
terest
Neenah,
receive
will
school bonds
purchase of $670,000 school bonds. Dated Dec., 1,
1958. Due on June 1 from 1961 to
1978 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Bond
announces
Trustees
Chicoutimi North,
Nov. 20 for the
Herritt & Clemons,
bonds
Canadian, Inc., at
Monday, November 10, 1958
Kirklarid
Pointe-A-Gatineau, Que
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—An issue of $380,000
135 W. Wells St.,
Milwaukee, until 3 p.m.
In¬
school
sidewalk
(Village) Joint School District
No. 2 (P.O. Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Offering—James P. Cul-
Brumder Bldg.,
inclusive.
are
Offering—Secretary Mar¬
of
v
(City) and Brown Deer
Milwaukee
(P. O. Bellingham),
Forrest,
shall
"Board
3.21%.
about
of
Washington
Bond
Kenosha, Wis.
Sale—The $1,460,000 cor¬
group
a
1968
car
porate purpose bonds offered Nov.
188, p. 1764—were awarded
to
to
QUEBEC
3—v.
price of par.
Okanogan and Douglas Counties,
1, 1962.
1 from
1978 inclusive.
to
*
•
Bond
Estate
Brewster
to
30,000 3VzS. Due on Dec.
480,000 3s. Due on Dec.
from
years
.payable
<J-D)
Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 inclusive.
$90,000 3%s.
a.m.
date
interest
five
after
1959
terest M-N.
price of 100.001, a net interest
of about 3.03%, as follows:
a
cost
$10,000 general obligation bonds.
Hated Dec. 1, 1958. Due on Dec. 1
from 1960 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
from
Wells & Co.,
Inc., and Mullaney,
'(PST)
the'purchase of
until
21
Nov.
on
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
at
Pasco), Wash.K
Bond Offering—Edith H. Hales,
'•*'
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