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MONDAY
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131957
NOV
CDS1SCSS MWHtlTUTIW
Reg
Volume 186
Number 5691
New York
General
RAILROAD
U. 8, Pat. Office
7, N. Y., Monday, November 18, 1957
Price
booklet,
new
available
"Packaged
this
from
dumber
and
company.
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
Interlace
INSURANCE
-
Harold
Securement",
faster,
to
reliable
more
personnel
The
St.
greater
and.
booklet
and
delivery,
be
can
Perry Ave.,
reduced
customer
obtained
handling
In This Issue
Steel
the
the
New York Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
at the
New York
(Bonds)
$513,5(15
$4,972,714
$4,461,850
American
352,640
3,613,245
3,348,967
$152,452
$160,925
$1,359,469
$1,112,883
39,666
60,039
412,079
342,431
408.028
ry. optr.
incdme___
Railway oper. revenueRailway operating exps.
Net
Net
—V.
from
rev.
oper.
ry.
186,
Boston
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue
81,347,521
$1,374,715
Railway
oper.
expenses-
1.200.452
969,201
11,359,332
10,254.561
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$147,069
$405,514
$2,402,138
$3,289,326
109.198
221,619
1,212,762
1,735,792
—V.
income—
186,
Montreal Stock
made in
Inc.
Sold
Debentures
—
issue of Nov.
11
—
ther details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Sundry
interest
in
secured
to
from
principal
July,
bearing
$xh.c,v
to
payable
in
—
Foreign
per
February, 1977
long-term bank
377,163
loan, payable in
monthly installments
of
$16,666.66
each,
commencing
February,
1958
and ending January,
1964
Ten-year 6
sinking fund subordin¬
377,166
debentures
stock
attached
warrants
6','r
with
cumulative
stock
*60.000 shares of
of
the
stock
offered,
to
as
the
at
price
of
number
of
$4
shares
are
amount
of
Fulton
-
Goldman,
-
Merrill,
•
See
&
Co.,
to
on.
just
the
which
several
agreed
to
and
Sachs
&
also
V.
Miller &
Turben
186, p.
_2__
the
purchase,
is
9 Months Ended
sales
of
-
1957
Selling,
administrative
and
and
taxes
Net
Cash
income
*
p.
paid
shares
Earnings
After
per
general
on
common
stock
6,001,977
$5,517^71
2,061,129
1,585,484
1,099.279
dividend
Dec.
19,
'
$5.22
195G.—V.
American
186,
fastest
Nine Months Ended
186,
Sept. 30—
p.
1625.
1957 '
1956
$35,547,784 $31,932,360
interest
&
taxes
14.648,961
4,171,915
4,509,468
4,718,946
$5,126,460
after
1146.
p.
$
$
income
2,245.503
income
6,033,626
Net
186,
p.
1950.
facilities
a
will
its
186,
make
design
p.
construction
within
of
It
and
possible
for
Securities
The
addition
'
the
of
List*:;
stricted
.
oper-
area.
company's
Amican
& Natural Gas Corp. Ltd.; EasternLavandin Mining Co.; and Marpic Explora¬
Petroleum
.
_
the names of Canadian
Canadian Restricted List is composed of
The
companies-whose securities the Commission has reason to believe re¬
cently have been, or currently are being, distributed In the United
States in Violation of the registration requirements of the Securities
■
>
1933./,°
of
Act
-
•_.__*
Concrete
States
to
Products
in
sales
serve
areas
Net
Division
will
have
the 1958 iiscal year,
earnings.
Five of
where
the
Division
was
six
new
sales
,
Provision
the
current year
Net
income
for
paid
for income
taxes
earnings
Dividends
results for
provision
before
Income
promising
these are
not previ¬
I
——
:
-
taxes
1
declared
production of
$
.
9.329,137
5,779,461
9,359,702
5,786,421
—
is
highway bridge spans which are now
the company's concrete products
Amdek
1956
177,307,213 169,027,292
19,102,808
19,041,424
9,743,106
9,712,287
———
or
1^57
$
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
the needs of Canada s
and
strengthening fourth quarter
added
*
-
Subs.)—Sales and Earnings
(&
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
'
the
On
Exchange Commission on Nov. 13 announced the
following Canadian companies to its "Canadian Re¬
.
contribution
United
the
—-
and
Ltd.
tions
represented..^
Further
"
Gas Corp. Ltd.
Natural
&
Canadian Restricted List—
.
"development*
1950.
Petroleum
Amican
St: Catharines, ' Ontcri
Niagara s plant is1
the great St. Lawrence Seaway development.
will be built in Toronto to
going Into production early In
substantial
ously
'
'
.
$
4,237,070 51,868,578
50.314,332
145,704,815 507,514,719 453,686,589
165,613,840
after, charges
$
32,632,260 343,937,881 316,912,086
22,729,356 230,469,484 210,392,742
3,748,000
40,808,000
37,960,000
1,917,834
20,791,819
18,245,012
4,457,000
taxes
operating
—V.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
_
announced
was
reinvest ed
Income
in
3,549,676
3,573,281
the business.
$1.94
$1.94
being manufactured in seven more of
Earnings
adjusted the Lifo reserve account at Sept. 30, 1956
to comply with SEC regulation requirements; this adjustment had the
effect of reducing the nine months' earnings before Lifo adjustment
The
4,5512533
year
Earnings
per
common
receivable
Volume
Number
loans
of
of
outstanding—
share
Or""®S—
—*——
-1-^. --——
2CK5.
Digitized 186, FRASER " '
for
p.
—_
$1.04
$0.94
208,547,517
—
made
best
month
and
in
the
the
history
reflected
•:
ago.
of
the start
of production
,
188.987.102
240,662,957
225,925.218
4X8
'400
five
by
-
-
per share.
The earnings for 1957 are sublect to ad¬
inventory values to the Lifo valuation method employed
1941.—V. 186, p. 938.
T
of
the
since
'
cents
justment
.
share
per
company
fourth quarter and the 1957 fiscal year
of this company
and Its .subsidiaries are headed lor another record.
Current projections
indicate
that
sales for
the year will reach
$235,000,000.
For 1956,
American-Marietta reported sales of $202,000,000.—V. 186, p. 1729.
Sales for
year
Ann Arbor
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—9 Months—1956
Railway oper. revenue$805,873
American Metal Climax, Inc.- -Proposed
See
shares
the
was
Products Division
$4,656,502
4,577.083
income
Common
—V.
$4,780,000,
common,
186,
1957—30 Wks.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Net
13,547,363
5,013,033
Notes
it
American-Marietta's
at the
newly built Ogdensburg, N. Y.; plant. On Oct. 31, Unfilled orders for
all types of concrete products were 63'.0
larger than at the same time
Illinois—Earnings Up—
'*
income
before
Net
Metal's
58,509,043 407,164,114 431,050,386
36,789,998
24,053,869
taxes.
England,
Co.—Approves Concrete Products
Canada—Record Fourth Quarter
active
most
heart of
the
the
all.
In
,
a
,,
approximately
dividends.—V.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
operating
growing city and surrounding area.
Concrete
Colortype Co.—Exchange Offer—
Rapid Electrotype Co. below.—V.
American Investment Co. of
Net
Ltd.,
Pipe,
in
October
Gross
re¬
plants.
on
938.
See
London,
has finalized plans to extend its precast concrete
Another plant
1,057.000
$4.79
stock
located
10,299,414
share
4Ci
of
11,380.551
$5,266,450
common
outstanding—
payment
•
totals
$
other
■
location
new
industry.—V,
Eastern
Canada's
into
Concrete
195$
5,620,904
expenses
income
011
—
dividends
Common
__
was
91 cents
1950.
p.
expenses____
The directors on Nov. 12 approved an agreement to purchase Niagara
$87,354,344 886,159,828
65.077,439
64,340,966
-
—
Federal
in
subsidiary,
a
substantially
expand
tobacco
Expansion in
Expected—
Subs.)—Earnings
Sept. 30—
:
Canadian
to
the
The company
——
sr.les
for
the
area,
same
company
ations
Net
186,
rcvenues____
components,
American-Marietta
45,000
.
or
nine-month
1957—4 Wks.—1956
02,992,389
—
Northern Explorations Ltd.;
2045.
American Chain & Cable Co., Inc. (&
Cof t
Ltd.,
Co.
opened
was
'
the
activities
45.000
Inc
quarter
major supplier
a
in
mcnt
45.000
Co.,
1
American
47
of tobacco processing equipment, electronic
design and development services lor the
tobacco industry of the United Kingdom and the Continent.
Offering more than 2 '/it times the iloor space of IMC's old establish- '
45,000
Co.
1957
2,
Dec.
Co.—Current Sales Up—
Stores
_
—V.
410,900
Co.
A:
Machinery
mechanical
and
S410.000
Co
plant
foot
square
13.
Nov.
IMC
adjustments
underwriters
has
each
30,000
new
Industrial
by
exercise
on
debentures
certain
Inc.—______
Barge & Kr«us;
Cruttentien, Podesta &
Hayden,
•
of
names
debentures
subject
Issuance
the
,
Ball,
.
„
.
price.
for
A
the
Reid
50
:
6,000 shs.
to
on
third
noted that quarterly
American
011
these
on
$
Sales
Fed.
follows:
as
-
share,
per
and
taxes
Period End. Oct. 26—
49
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Unit Expands—
525,000 shs.
attached
The
of the Bo^rd,
dividends
these
in
income
S.
American
1
System.
1,000,000
6,000 shs.
reserved
are
warrants
UNDERWRITERS—lire
principal
stock
common
purchase
1956.
$
*700,000 shs.
'.
in
cents per share
67
to
U.
Operating
>
the
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
(par
$11
(par
per
1,200,000
1,000,000
stock
in
earnings
share, compared with $14,869,617 or $2.06
Chairman
Operating
:
Common
estimated
purchase
$1001
payable
...
income
net
quarter
Period End. Sept. 30—
__
preferred
equivalent
11
The Course of Bank Clearings
1,200,000
declared,
was
21.
49
Reserve Banks
to
the
years.
large
share
Metal's
can
55
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
5'«'>
ated
Reserve
dis¬
be
period.
The earnings statement for the
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1957 reflect
in non-ferrous metals prices from Mieir higur
decline
the
of
7_____
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal
bciug pre¬
will
they
fully
not
are
1
Rates
at
annum,
installments
Exchange
Condition
$1,195,021
$1,195,021
_
term¬
on
Offerings..
Dividends Declared and Payable
5'r
to
interest
5'V
State and City Bond
Outstanding
that
22.
indicative of earnings for the entire year 1957
proportion of annual dividend income custom¬
arily received by American Metal in the fourth quarter.
The Boards
of Directors of most of
the companies in which American Metal has
substantial holdings have already declared or recommended to their
stockholders dividends payable in the fourth quarter of 1957.
Ameri¬
Miscellaneous Features
payable
1960.
mot tgages
by
properties,
rates
4',
35
General Corporation & Investment News. Cover'
bearing
principal
the
installment
inal
from
rates
at
annum,
per
Notes
obligations,
equipment
Nov.
1956
lor
Waiter Hochschild,
because
FINANCING
statements are
proxy
expected
1956.
In
ports
'
I
GIVING
$1.18
like
and
the
is
American Metals did not declare a
The usual quarterly dividend
of
past
share
Nov.
third
or
the
quarter
prhm<vwilly
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
iti
share
third
in
consolidated
the
$8,579,062
wore
American
of
cents per share, compared with $6,557,431
45
in
and
it
about
or
board
has
common
Metal's
or
and
on
the
it
record
01
share
per
as
per
holders
American
Metal
by
owned
now
shares
agreed ratio for exchange of Climax shares under
agreement,
$3,230,051
35
....
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
$1,000,000
companies
the
American
per
SEC Index of Stock Prices....
Reid & Co., Inc., and associates of an
ten-year 6% sinking fund subordi¬
nated debentures due Sept. 1, 1967 (with stock purchase
warrants attached) at 100%, plus accrued interest from
Sept. 1, 1957. The offering was quickly completed. Fur¬
of
of
cents
30
to
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
Mention
of the public offering,
view
stock
outstanding
preferred stock and $12,750,0( 0 of funded debt
by the merger.
Climax does not Lave any
stockholders
of
45
-
effective
become
would
01*
dividend
44
Markets
stockholders
common
merger
to
both
to
stock
41
be
funded debt.
the special meetings
of
by
tributed
merger
Over-the-Counter
our
Notice
pared
40
-
be
preferred stock
39
Exchange
A.
said
had
announcement,
joint
a
affected
value
par
not
In
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
the
common
7.088,448
shores of 4V2
39
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
through Fulton,
issue
Exchange
in
changed by the merger except for a change
$1 par value.
American Metal's outstanding
would
39
Canadian Stock Exchange
1625.
p.
States Freight,
All
was
$13,761,470 $13,543,887
Stock
no
the
would
stock
67,236
38
Exchange
and Hans
1957, for the purpose of acting upon
30,
approved,
Climax
of
of
None
from
36
36
Stock
of
Committee;
merger
shares
Metal.
common
36
Coast Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
ld57—9 Mos.—1956
223,000
31
i
Chairman
corporation.
companies'
the
Dee.
become
Walter
and
Board
Finance
consolidated
Hochschild,
of
011
If
that
the
of
the
of
beginning of 1958.
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
oper.
Exchange
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Pacific
ry.
Stock
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Alabama Great Southern
Net
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.
1625.
p.
Stock
President of Climax, would
co&attndaied
corporation.
agreement three shares of American Metal Climax,
Inc. common stock would be issued for eacn of 2,355v000 outstanding
shares of Climax common stock but 110 shares would be issued for the
27
1957—Month—1956
S560.480
and
the
of
held
be
tne
Vice-Chairman
meetings
and
now
Oi
Walter
and
to
Under the
15
1957—9 Months—1956
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
called
merger
is
Committee
special
been
Quotations
be
President
Bunker
that
Stock and Bond
135th
Page
Period End. Sept,. 30—
Executive
Mr.
safety
Co.
would
Vogelsiein,
who
Board
the
of the Board.
will remain Honorary Chairman
Hochschild
Bunker,
of
Hochschild
satisfaction.
by writing to Acme
111.—V. 18(1, p. 1949.
Chicago 27,
greater
costs,
K.
H.
Cnainnan
•
new
booklet describes
a
simplified yet damage-proof method
packaging and shipping lumber by freight car. Among the benefits
the mills, carriers and receivers are faster loading and
unloading,
to
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Arthur
Load
,
Tne
of
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Acme Steel Co.—New Packaged Lumber Booklet—
A
is
$1.25
American
Metal
Co.,
Ltd.
$796,282
690,264
643,837
$7,185,997
6,109,734
$7,260,371
5,751,659
Merger-
below.
$115,609
$152,445
$1,076,263
65,904
67,795
368,918
$1,508,712
534,901
Net
Net
American Metal Co.,
Tne
directors
of
this
—V.
Ltd.—Proposed Merger—
company
and
of
Cljmax
Molybdenum
Co.
operating exps.
Railway
ap¬
proved on, Nov. ,7 a plan for the consolidation and merger of the
two
companies
with American
Metal
as
the
surviving corporation
under the name, American Metal Climax, Inc.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper,
186,
p.
•
income
1730.
Armstrong Cork Co.—Reports Lower
'
Net
sales
658,000
and
for
net
the first nine
Earnings
—
months of 1957 arc estimated at
earnings after Federal taxes on
Income are estimated
2
(2150)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
f
at
equivalent
$3 428,000,
announced
share
28,
Oct.
on
to S1.C0 per shaie of common stock, it was
by C. J. Backstrand, President.
Earnings per
average of 4,979,719 shares of common
Purpose of
outstanding duiing the period.
These nine-month results for 1957 compare with
stant
stock
of
third
the
$62,411,000
this, year, estimated
earnings of $2,276,000
net
quarter
estimated
with
be
to
exacting tolerances
held
in
the
hand,
186,
net
earnings
and
$2,977,000
of
$61,267,000
were
with
compared
as
the
in
sales
sales
third quarter
of
Boston & Maine
of
ultra-sensitive device machined
an
precision operation.—V.
186,
1258.
p.
National Telefilm
oper.
operating
Productions Corp.—New Control—
Associates,
Inc.
below.—V.
186,
Net
Net
1950.
p.
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
$7,047,154
5,556,690
5,431,760
$1,545,781
$1,615,394
473,559
ry. oper.
698,235
income-
oper.
186, p.
51,845,747
The
52.255,788
4,152,638
1626.
On
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway oper.
Railway
expenses-
Net
Net
oper.
from ry. oper.
rev.
railway
—V.
$
Edison
101,073,066
41,981,331
for
48,685,780
Atlanta and Saint Andrews Bay
Period End. Sept. 30—
it
company,
and
has
ajjplied
to
exps.
158,889
158,525
1,515,668
$186,424
$1,916,573
$1,741,525
71,386
69,094
696,190
Subsequently,
authorized
1,557,201
$200,826
658,192
the
or
Period End. Sept. 30—•
private
placement.
the
mined
1957—Month—1956
basis
1957—9 Months—1956
$307,428
283,896
$329,087
281,132
$2,853,230
2,658,962
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$23,532
$47,955
$238,256
$334,055
four
for
the
to
interest
no
The
and
two
remaining firms for
interested
were
thereupon
company
788
Income™
186,
15,481
*21,838
*6,064
a
into
entered
only
in
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Kuhn,
186,
11,876,984 123,417,195 125,802,425
11,029,946 104,017,760 108,096,811
1,095,420
847,038
19,399,435
Loeb
for
elected
604,329
7,252,059
the
motion
the
with
Southern
for
a
Co.,
for
of
the
to
the
public
might
issue
the
at
to
par
to
the
succeed
Chairman
of
the
the
of
late
Board,
Elmer
Board.—V.
has
also
Hinkle.
F.
186,
been
Nathaniel
and
Rt.
June,
of
between
1%'i,
6.1385c
definitive
a
and
of
1957—Month—1956
C.
investors,
it
186,
D.
$
resulting
and
at
6.1155f.
agreement
345,5*54.401
38,190,290 349,773,537
30,638,066
29,258,084 280,955,924 278.943,993
Net rev. from ry- oper.
7,441,137
8,932,206
68,817,613
in
P.C.,
the
counsel
has
4,271,907
28,491,948
31,004,526
income—
managed
Minister
Calvin
been
Windels.—V.
in
186, p.
of
14
by
and
of
this
expenses,
1957—9 Months—1956
$854,222 $11,981,772 $12,439,766
884,696
9,449,038
9,094.988
S749.418
811,134
•Deficit.—V. 186, p.
Net
Net
*$61,716
*$30,474
$2,532,734
$3,344,778
163,597
177,045
2,302,582
1951.
Canada
Ltd.,
Hugh
New
The
which
Nov.
1, 1957 and decline thereafter
there will be no premium over the
sinking fund provides
before Oct. 31, 1962.
or
186,
$215,000,000.
from
come
the
In
internal
funds
for
except
PROCEEDS—The net
EARNINGS—Net
Aug.
the
for
and
construction
sales
1957
31,
1956
year
periods
President.
338c'c
$5,636,040
4,647,989
$36,207
$19,233
$1,273,431
$990,801
*60,912
*34,440
483,166
188,917
,
notes,
and
(James B.) Beam Distilling Co.—Reports Record Earns.
Sales——
1957
-
able
earnings after taxes
•Earnings per share
1,262,210
—
__—;i
shares
186,
$'
revenues
29,610.610
expenses
20,462,994
$533,038,000
is
as
in
$55,404,000
$
$
266,362,229 239,371,497
19,004.545 184,357,438 173.803,927
3,247,400
33,029,735
25,328,432
total
Common
the
Securities
issuance
of
and
Dec.
of
1,097,022
12,001,253
11,131,516
otfereel
36,973,803
29,107,622
offering
3,702,743
3,133,705
32,470,856
24,584,724
order
an
Exchange Commission
to
pursuant
the
Nov.
on
Securities
8
30,
At
all
Exchange Act of
1934,
suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange in the $1
capital stock of this corporation for a further
10-day period, Nov.
1957 to Nov. 20, 1957, inclusive.—V.
186, p. 1951.
of
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$3,098,149
Railway
oper.
expenses-
1,609.530
At
—V.
14.162,687
14.587,466
$1,488,619
$1,211,646
$8,820,453
$3,741,562
836,619
778,402
5,953,720
3,829,519
186, p. 1626,
the
three
consolidated
mately
stock.
period
Net
29
months
net
cents
ended
income
share
per
Sept.
after
on
in
1956
$4,344,806
was
for
$316,892
the
or
ri/a+o
186,
p.
corporation
$263,363
equal
outstanding
to
shares
of
capital
were
sell
in
and
1957
the
air
suspension
systems
available
on
several
of the
1958
model
automobiles
is
a
precision-made re¬
strictor valve being supplied
by the corporation's Borg & Beck Division
It was announced on Nov. 11.
The new unit is one of several
components Borg & Beck has de¬
veloped to control the "breathing" of the new
type
Currently
example,
under
is
a
test
by
completely
being offered motorists
several
new
on
kind
the
1958
of
the
of
levelling valve.
models
important
In
the
advancement in riding comfort
mid-1930s.
Funtion
transfer
Is
no
of
of
the
air
tendency
restrictor
from
one
valve
side
of
of
automobile
is
to
the
are
since
"air
springs."
companies,
The
claimed
to
"air
be
Knee-Action
the
for
prevent
to
an
so
that
most
out
rapid
there
the car to remain tilted to one side after
coming
out
of a
curve.
The restrictor was released for
production recently
and is
being installed on three cai-s made by a
major car manu¬
facturer.
an
offering
or
of
the
of
Nov.
Clark.
in
part
A
for
1955
Dillon,
Of
the
right
stock
common
share.
total
to
Oct.
on
the
is
was
located
manufacture
any
all
or
essence
and
or
and
offer
organized
at
others;
States
to
other
701
which
will
meeting
be
to
to
of
July
Glore,
on"
Street,
secured
and
soda
ice
the
Goodbody
15.
Harriman
plant
Inc.?
N..J.
Hill
acquired the rights; to
Caramba.
VV. E.
—V.
corporation
s
predecessor,
however,
be
returned
used
etc.,
America,
First
the
class
for
which
stock.
corporation
The
52,000
have
its
shares
of
been
N.
over
J.—V.
to
186,
p.
a
to
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
stock
the
For
30,
-
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,708,054
1,544 551
1 613 28S
Net rev, from ry.
opers.
$129,787
$153,996
52,996
86,059
p.
income
1626,
$1,163,503
....
600,000
600,00C
Co.
Weld
&
Co
1,800,0C
Witter
&
Co.-
2,000,00C
Wood, Struthers & Co.—
1,800,000
350,00C
900,OC"
600.00C
489,164
$1,334,266
£.•
.
domestic
and
the
surjsidiaries
nine
months
on
ended
Nov.
Sept.
12
30,
reported
1957,
nej
afteJ
The nine months' earning.;, equivalent to 86 cents
stock, compare with 1956 earnings during the sam^
equivalent
to
92
cents
the first nine months'of
a
common
share.
1957 amounted to $145,569,98£
three-month
period ended Sept. 30,
earnings
and
$2,932,478.
earnings
of
This
$2,716,050
1957,
of $136.974,21C
net sales were $50,1
with net sales- o|
the quarter ended Sept
compares
during
making
unit
the
the
report, Haiold Blancke, President, told stockholder!
last quarter, the company completed construction
at Bishop, Texas,
acetone,
methanol,
oj
that will increase production of formaldel
and other chemicals to
acetaldehyde,
meej
increasing demands.
In addition, he noted, a new acrylate ester unitr
brought into production in Pampa, Texas, will supply raw material
for
water
basei paints, leather and textile finishings, adhesives
an^
specialty rubbers.
$2,947 555
179,341
taxes.
and
during
new
hyde,
$333,337
oper.
&
200,C
600.00C
1956.
In
a
157,092
186,
Co.—
compared with net sales during last year's same period
$42,552,949
$286,879
ry.
Dean
common
264.997
expenses!
—V.
900.000
—
Co._
$8,901,562,
Corp. of
Inc., 607
.
Laboratories,
Ry.—Earnings—
of
liabilities
revenue—
Net
White,
Net sales for
315.
1957—Month—1356
900.000
$8,546^368 for
of
share of
that
Carolina & North Western
Weeks
corporation
period
Co.,
purposes.
Floelin
&
1638.
p.
charges, and
stock,
common
Mokafe
turned
issued
Mokafe
Co. has been inactive, and all its
assets,
its stockholdings in Caramba
Hoboken,
Co.
Trask
G. H. Walker & Co,
Walston & Co., Inc
200.000
&
350,00C
Secu-
Celaiiese Corp. of America—Earnings Lower—
This
income
Mokafe
common
Caramba
including
Street,
Caramba
the'corporation
200.000 shares of
A
by the corporation for promotional
Caramba Mokafe
rights,
to
its
&
Spencer
350,OC
1,800,0C
:
Co
Co.
Corp.
Wat-ling,-. Lerchen
Wertheim & Co
Peabody
&
1,800,OOC
sell
from
^?«eZessoJ or its ,desi8nees
shares
Staats
200,000
Co
Fay
&
Co.—
900,000
200,000
& Co
Hutton &
186,
&
600,0C
Co._
&
Webster
&
Sutro
1,800.000
&
R.
rities
Co.—
Agnew
Barney
Stone
900.000
Ripley & Co.,
&
Kidder.
William
Smith.
350,000
___
Co
Herrm'an
-
received
the
& Co.—
Shaman,
1,800.000
Co
Co.-
&
Hornblower
exclusively in
liqueurs, one
tentatively,named-"Mokafe,"/and
Brandy,
In
addition, the corporation has -
Milk
&
Richards
Hooker
in
manufacturers,
and, specifically in
drink
900.0C
—
Schwa'oacher &
350,000
1.800,000
Corp.
'Jz.—
Heiiry
syrup'-
cream
soft
200,000|
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
350.000
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.—
drink is made-
concentrate
&
Hallgarten
rights'to,
fountain
Caramba
exclusively
sell
and
Hoboken,
the'exclusive
Caramba
the
July
merchandising
The principal office
candy
and
Delaware
350,000
600,00'd|
200,000
Co.
Sachs
——_
Co._—
The Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
Michigan
Forgan
200,000
Co
&
900,QOO|
Hop-
&
—
&
350,000
200,000
—
Jaffray
Reynolds
350,000
200,000
2,000,000
900,000
Corp.- 2.000.000
Boston
of
200,000
Jackson
Curtis
Putnam
1.800,000
Co.—
&
Co.—
Webber,
wood
Union
California
First
24.
Ohio
Paine.
Co.-
&
& Co
Cook
Newhard,
-&
Chapman & Co.
First
200,000
1,800,000
Co.„_
Stanley
The
600,000
Co._
Inc.
Pierce,
Beane
&
Moseley
Piper,
First
suspended whenever
the Caramba soft
bottlers
bottle
in
Monroe
comprising
license
and
the
compounding and
distribute the
form
syrup
Farwell.
again
S.
900.000
Co.„
350,000
Co.-
&
———
Morgan
F,
900.000
—.
350,000
pleton
350.000
Si Co.
350,000
Milwaukee
2.000,000
Pont
600,000
Co
&
Lynch,
200,000
Co., Inc.
200,000
McGlone & Co..
Fenner
200,000
Co.
900.000
Co..
&
Marks & Co.
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
200.000
Co..
600.000
1.800.000
Co.—
McDonnell
Inc.
&
&
Goldman.
organization
elements
of
•
made at
stockholders
decides.
its
on
1956 the
McDonald
900.000
— „
—
—-
McCormick
The
;
&
Dillon,
Elworthy
technical data for a
general line of soft drinks to be
sold
franchises allocated thereof, under
the trade-mark "Swanee Club."
above-mentioned rights were obtained
and
to
29,
Co.
1,800,000
!:
—
200,000
200,000
Co
Lundborg
6CO.COO
Co—
Securities
of
Co.
Irving
Laurence M.
Sons-—!
&
du
Eastman
in the
sum
&
have
$2,000,000
Rhoades
Loeb.
350.000
Co.
severally
Brothers
M.
Dominick—
&
&
Francis I.
Carl
"
1957.
Higginson Corp.——
Carl
Co._.
Dominick
was
Lehman
200,000
*3,989.130 shs
debentures;
Freres &
Lee
Merrill
Weedon
Read
Lazard
200.000
Si
210,000 shs.
below
200.000
——_
,
;
Loeb & Co._
200,000
Dickson &
S.
R.
Kuhn.
Co.—_
&
Outstanding
6.5,000,000
the
of
Simmons-
&
three
FINANCING V
$35,000,000
31,
named
all
600.000
.
~
Davis, Skaggs & Co
the
It
Co..
Co.—'—
&
&
Dodge
Sc
Aug.
to
purchase
609,000
—
—-
Crowell.
137,50C
and
the
Blair
&
Drexel
on
July 24,
class-A .stock
to
200.000
Brush, Slociimb
-
held
subsequent
underwriters
,
Co
Inc.
of
issuer,
Si
Brown
Alex.
net
on
&
th»
in
respectively.
will be increased by the number
of options under the company's
200.000
Co.—
&
Bradford
offering
rides"
came
excessively
another
the
C.
J.
The
held
so
Period End. Sept. 30—
car
realizing
of
plan
—
Baird
Ellis
Blunt
having
1957.
class
one
**ThTT f°rP°rflion has «lso
the United States two
1259.
new
11,
holders
drink named Caramba.
a
United
,
element, of
W.
Weeks
William
underwriter,
after
withdrawn
was
behalf
on
purpofe°* acquiring the
corporation
sell
Borg-Warner Corp.—New Restrictor Valve—
essential
directors
valuable
share.
per
$4,020,066
sold,
expenses
offering
meeting
all
for
meeting
corporation
bakers
income after taxes for the same
period
Feb.
on
offer
holdings in whole
reports
approxi¬
were
option
eight months
$685,000,000
income
Net
PRESENT
10,000.000 shs.
exercise
to
commitment
Batemah, Eichler & Co._
commenced
its
share,
stock
Co.—..
Sarth
J.
8,483 shs
corporation
commenced
being
compound the concentrate with
to
Co.,
An
of
f
it?
the
*
of
the
this
approximately 35 cents
three-month
in 1956.—V.
net
1957,
of
900,000
The company's consolidated
sales
30,
taxes
to
common
annual
board
to
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
For
The
TnE- \Z rep,ell the °,tf.er Previously
195o.
The
either
a
their
three
the
The
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper. income
shares
with
210,000 shs.
value >
par
shares outstanding
pursuant
Ji———
Baker.
£2
Corporation
$2,567,690 $22,983,140 $18,329,028
1,356.044
at
the
100,000 shs.
Whipple & Co.
Inc.
through
stock
A
rights resulting from this
1957—9 Mos.—1956
stock
deducting
corporation
stockholders
voted
( $10
for
issued
firm
a
Robert
-
per share, of .which 12.500 shares were
recipients of bonus shares. A total of
1,269 shares
such
regular
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
the
stock
of
stock
figure
Bache d
stock, 32,960 shares have been
exchanged for common, making a total
of A stock at
present outstanding of
8,483 shares.
the
Bessemer & Lake Erie
A
A
par
11,
class
after
$30,825.90.
withdrawn
was
of
1955
behalf
on
exchange
the
of
common
sold,
ratio
announced
1954 the
will
Another
310,000 shs.
preferred stock
and
dividend
designation
American Securities Corp.
Outstanding
135,000 shs.
of
Scotland.
6j,000,000
—
Si Co., Inc.———$7,100,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—
600.000
A.
449 823 shs.
that
(issu¬
—
Blyth
V
about
borrowing,
$35,000,000
1977
1,
value
UNDERWRITERS—The
Exchange Commission
shares
corporation,
period,
anticipated
$35,953,000,
TO
undetermined
restricted
FINANCING
865,000 shs.
Nov.
—
cumulative
-
shares
made
purchase equipment
PRESENT
cents)
15,443
to
par
series 1
rate
Courts
On
3,687,443
Bellanca Corp.—Trading in Stock Suspended—
The
to
Securities, at an offering of $3 per
notification with the Securities and
a
unanimously
•
10
1955.
shares
1838.
p.
(par
commissions,
22,
TO
L___
OFFERING—On Oct 15,
of 99,500 shares of class
of
proceeds
was
186,
EFFECT
cents)
State
1.196,810
operating income
Net after charges
GIVING
10
in
one
195-3.
and
EFFECT
1964-1972—
due
Serial
Bacon,.
(par
stock
filed
4.172,071
Net
—V.
A
annually
debs,
4.20%
speculation.
be used
Authorized
stock
oxfering
and
27.036.415
*3,778,735
taxes
an
a
,
1957—9 Mos,—1956
to
are
a
,
Garden
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
$
as
PREVIOUS
duly
1957—Month—1956
income-taxes
$0.41
1373.
p.
Class
519,902
$0.51
outstanding.—V.
Bell Telephone Co. of
Period Ended Sept. 30—
operating
640,695
—
'
_
due
fund
in
-t.
purposes.
Common
$15,197,955 $13,067,760
.—
Net
1956
is
Caterpillar-Tractor in
$483,783,000, compared
GIVING
stock—$100
Preferred
$5,638,790
4.362,609
•
machinery, increase inventories, and for working capital and other
CAPITALIZATION
it
the present
by
.
of
were
$35,217,000,
was
sink,
1957—9 Months—1956
404,472
proceeds
three-year
and
sources
provided
•
under
are- now
ended
for
$423,705
370,911
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share
and
C'-vV
Authorized
$407,113
redemption
loans.
bank
1626.
p.
annual
factory is planned in Brazil.
Maine—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
oper.
for
BUSINESS—Company, with headquarter.; in Peoria, 111., is a major
manufacturer of earthmoving equipment and machinery. Such products
account for over 90'it
of sales.
There are presently seven plants in
this country and one each in England and Australia.
Two domestic
until
York
Bullock;
beginning
after
1975,
will
from
plants
fund
.
approximately
balance,
come
Caramba Mokafe Corp. of America—Stock
Offered—
Paramount Securities Co.,
Jersey City, N. J., is offering
to the public an issue of
120,000 shares of common stock
2,912,324
1626.
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
Other
Nov.
Co.—Debentures
,
CAPITALIZATION
from ry. oper.
income—-
rev,
ry.
corporate
Federal
until
redeemable prior to
are-not
beginning on
tolal
to
the
Commerce
mutual
Tractor
period
1,
SBO.COOjOOO
of
1957—Month—i9oo
revenue—
Net rev. from ry". oper.
Net railway oper. inc.—
Operating
Operating
adjourned
the action
Nev. 1, 1967 other than
fund as a part of any refunding operation which
at a rate lower than that borne by the current issue.
redemption prices start at 105',c
for debentures
called in
Nov.
par
1042.
-Deficit.—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
on
a
money
five-year
"The
*Based
for
agreed
for
$22,550,000 of short-term debt incurred for capital expenditures and
for
working capital;
the
balance
will
provide
additional
working
capital.
-The
company's
1957-59
capital
expenditure
program,, of
which about. $37,200,000 was spent through last August, is expected
Board—:.
Trade
Bullock.
Nov.
on
of
Government
director
a
by
announced
was
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
2046.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Hayutin,
motion
of
public
Liberal
elected
Period End. Sept. 30—
66,610,408
3,441,908
p.
^
in
York
PROCEEDS—Company will apply the net proceeds to the repayment
with
stock
Canadian Pacific Lines in
$
38.079,203
186,
sale
- <
complaint
a
New
-r
debentures
until
For details, see V. 186, p. 2047.
Howe,
been
has
p.
1957—9 Months—1956
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
—V.
of
to the
preliminary
Marvin
Hayutin
represented
was
'principal amount.
Telephone Co.—Stock Sold—The
common
Production
1957,
S.
U.
Hon.
Defense
Montreal,
1373,
p.
$
oper.
filed
of
Commission's
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
ry.
had
District
registra¬
and
>
r.
the_sinking
the
yield 6#, and that
maximum of 2Vtfo
vary from a
a
minimum
to
underwriting
quickly sold.
were
—V.
Net
the
offer
.
preliminary injunction,
exception
The
Marvin
against
Optional
6,947,079
Vice-Chairman
Johnson,
is
sold
Canadian Fund, Inc.—C. D. Howe Joins
President
Neverone
for
judgment..
of Mr.
borrows
offering of the stock,
seeks an exemption
from
the Commission's competitive
bidding
to permit such negotiations and
offering.—v.. 186, p. 1838.
The
M.
the
,
(par $5), which -were
publicly offered on Nov. 6 at $11 per share through a
group of underwriters headed by William R. Staats &
17,705,614
679,025
income
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—New President—
Arnold
be
amount
150,000 shares
$
$
1626.
p.
The
California Interstate
1957—9 Months—1956
s
11,923.283
10,827,863
from ry. oper.
oper.
ry.
—V.
in
Henry
The
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$>
rev.
violating
1933
final
a
,
a
negotiations
public offering of the stock. After
firm, the company has deter¬
a
of money to the company of
Edison
proposes
to negotiate
cost
and
Line
could
gross
Brockton
1626.
p.
Coast
negotiation.
stock
the
rule
Net
further
Nov.
on
of
Offered—Blyth
a group of investment bankers which
publicly on Nov. 13 a new issue of $65,000,000
41/2%- sinking fund debentures, due Nov. 1,
1977,y at
99.50% and. accrued interest, to yield about 4.54% to
/ r
maturity.
by Kulin, Loeb & Co. provided the best
Kuhn, Loeb ofler indicated that the pre¬
underwriting compensation
of
in
Atlantic
entry
of
Act
Regional
Associates.
offered
that the offer submitted
ferred
$2,993,017
2,614,974
*Deficit.—V.
Securities
Jayson
the
to
Co., Inc. headed
&
private placement of the stock, pursuant to which
into discussions with eight investment houses, of
a
company entered
which
two evidenced
with
Railway oper. revenue—
oper.
Court
Caterpillar
request of the company, the Commission
negotiate with underwriters either for a
upon
company
public offering
Point RR.—Earnings-
& West
Railway operating exps.
ry.
injunction from
Mining Corp.
Exchange Commission
and
Commission
vision
considering the terms indicated by each
Net
Until
announced
Steel,
consented
York
by Paul Windels, Jr.,
R. Bright and Jerome L. Suchin, attorneys attached to the
New
York Regional Oifice.
The matter was investigated by John J.
Shaw and" Edward JR. Cor.lin, securities investigators, under the
super¬
and
the Commission
received.
$3,298,726
$3,432,241
1626.
Atlanta
the
1957.'." j!
The
SEC
the
has given interested persons until Nov.
27, 1957 to
a hearing thereon,
,,,
order dated Oct. 16, the Commission authorized Brockton Edison
to ofer the 30,000 shares of its $100
par cumulative preferred
stock
for public sale at competitive
bidding. Tne company invited bids to be
submitted on Oct. 23; two bidding
groups qualified; but no bids were
1957—9 Months—1956
$344,949
income—
oper.
1.86, p.
13.
an
the
ry.
Nov.
on
of
injunction
21,
announced
was
Johannes
of Cataract
District
defendants,
entry
Exemption From
request
Ry.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
$359,715
ry. oper.
Railway operating
—V.
SEC
Exchange Commission,
Herbert
ol. .the
New
By
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
Seeks
exemption from competitive bidding with respect to its proposed
negotiated offering through underwriters of 30,000 preferred shares;
107,004,202
4,574,842
The
186, p. 1626.
Net rev, from
Co.
Competitive Bidding—
$
'
9,671,571
6,216,418
2,133,448
inc.—
oper.
1957—9 Months—1956
$
44,768,233 453,408,517 437,647,263
35,096,662 352,335,451 330,643,061
44,680.202
38,463,784
revenue
Brockton
permanent
stock
the?-Commission's
-all
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
S.
and
the
charg¬
ing that the above defendants, together with Marvin Hayutin have been
offering and selling Cataract Mining Corp. common stock without hav¬
ing a registration statement on file or in effect with the Commission.
$12,829,080 $13,618-,988
.4,243.957
Motion Adjourned
Administrator of
Rhys Caparn Steel
Securities
U.
the
Regional
Securities
and
requirements
of common
$64,674,827 $65,874,776
Jr.,
corporation,
Jayson
tion
1957—r9 Months—1956
$7,102 471
exps.
the
of
that' this
judgment of
1957—Month—1956,
revenue-
Windels,
Office
7
2046.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1956.
Railway
Associated Artists
See
Paul
Alice
Railway
—V.
this valve is
for
-SEC
November 21—
stock,
common
In
to
share
per
Cataract Mining Corp.
and
of $185,-
sales
net
into
level
over
earnings of $9,825,000, equivaient to $1.89
for the first three quarters of last year.
net
and
700 000
the other unit, the levelling valve, is to control the flow
out of the air •'bags"
to maintain the car at a con¬
regardless of load, thus providing a smooth,gliding ride
minor road irregularities and large
jolting bumps. Small enough
air
of
based on the weighted
are
606,965
.
Anticipated improvement in sales oi Celanese yarns and fibers is no^j
being realized and sales of the company's. chemicals and plastics'coi
tinue to increase, Mr. Blancke said.—V. 186,
p. 2047. -
_
Volume
186
Number
5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2151)
Central
!
of
Georgia Ry.—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
tion
1957—Month—1956
revenue
$3,685,727
was nullified
by the cost of dry holes.
To be considered in com¬
the -two- periods is the fact that the 1956 earnings included
approximately 10 cents per share from the sale of capital assets, largely
nonrecurring.
Net
Net
from ry. opeis.
oper. income
rev.
ry.
—V.
186,
$740,501
$623,023
490,693
294,592
$6,114,939
$6,755,983
3,745,014
company's
3,979,878
,
of
End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
,: Net
Net
oper.
Revenue..
oper.
expenses.
from
rev.
railway
—V.
1957—Month—1956
186,
$5,103,253
$5,322,902
$44,909,095
4.039,745
4,104,476
36.131,638
.
ry. oper.
$1,023,508
inc—
oper.
365,516
/'•'
1627.
p.
$1,218,426
Period End. Sept. 30—
oper.
Railway
2Net
f
oper.
Netrry.
$979,000
ry.
income.
oper.
^Deficit.—V.
*$13,744
opers.
'■
186. p.
*
*82,780
-
rectors
Nov.
on
19
Net
186,
1957—9 Months—1956
$
22,129.283
190,766,338
17,839,041
*532,751
$
•
4,290,242
32,865,648
*Net
30,544,311
3,325.070
1,736,532
11,722,251
10,747,810
*As
tive
1957—9 Months—1956
$
$
$
19,086,933
164,786,271
168,307,418
Railway
operating exps.
15,583,901
15,129,294
140,201,328 151,923,250
3,224.849
3.957,639
Stk.
Net
Net
from
rev.
ry.
ry. oper.
.income—
oper.
,/ 'Deficit—V.* 186,
875,012
24,584,943
1,614,785
■
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.-
4,950,442
Net
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
1957—Month—1956
$5,340,910
$5,606,313
Railway operating
4,115,044
4,232,407
421,475
$141,023
$106,352
$1,225,866
16,553,823
*4,864,731
and
65,136
53,981
616,421
Profits
after
Federal
and
'! Net
profit
No
capital
of
Earned
share
per
1956
directors
dividends
it
$2,694,257
$2,762,925
$2,900,046
1,156,654
*1,156,654
578,327
$2.39
?
:
stock
distribution
in
April,
>
Net
Net
desire
While
to
the
Nov.
within
the
McMillen
Mr.
said
that
"Our
to
.
*Net
has
a
quarterly dividend
$4
and
a
$6
■*
&
Ohio
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
$
revenue—
37,828.979
36,331,988
326,919,537
expenses.
24.386,088
23,032,510 222,254,426
207,528,278
ry. oper.
13,442,891
13,299,478
104,665,111
102,380,616
inc.—
7,241,717
6,912,701
58,401,178
56,115,156
from
oper.
$3,200,236
$3,555,974
$31,529,628
$32,472,684
2,388,802
2,301,457
22,028,555
21,42?,809
■
Chicago, Burlington
Period End. Sept. 30—
&
.if-
$811,434
$1,254,517
$9,501,073
$11,044,875.
714,105
5,884,174
6,074,105
$
Sept. 30—
income
21,622,035
expenses.
17,839,093
Net
Net
from
rev.
railway
•*—V.
186,
$
$
21,247,730 189,077,311
16,530,750 153,661,787
1957
1956
148,203,313
648,771
3,782,942
4,716,980
35.415,524
39,891,485
inc.—
1,134,091
1,900.945
14,393,221
Net
Net
is
based
496,225
$311,421
$458,053
$0.82
339,000
on
requirement.
attributed the sales
shares
built
sale
will
the
be
Coke Co.
line which
used
&
V.
182,
turn
Nov.
on
12
that
principal amount
of
the
year.
A
company is
first mortgage
of
the
to
repay advances made to It
connection with the construction
in
placed
was
in
operation
Bonds—
this
of
portion
labor
to
profit
a
custs.
Oct.
31,
planning
by Peoples
of
the
with
that
announces
Sept.
30,
net
consolidated
1957
$10,984,817
The
income
per
third
the
net
184,
Metal
Co.,
Ltd.
snare
this
Street
216;
p.
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
i):
Net
Net
*~V.
fj;
1957—Month—1956
oper.
revenue
oper.
expenses.
the
of
for
like
1957
the
186,
$3,026,711
2,038.785
2,033,124
new
185,
$9,205,412
■
1956
period.
377,747
3,482,793
3,336,994
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
1957—Month—1956
opei.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses.
Net
Net
rev. from
railway
—V.
$2,969,293
exps..
was
2.422,737
2,446,258
22,196,713
well
$574,980
$6,646,671
$6,347,207
inc.—
214,354
749,119
3,022,394
3,478,218
.
of
Net
.
deals
—V.
$644,293
S696.922
$6,015,038
oper.
expenses.
401,353
412,959
3,466,690
3,497,694
$242,935
$183,963
$2,548,348
$2,329,969
101,857
87,018
1,113,572
1,067,467
ry.
ops.
income
186. p. *1627. "
•per
-22
-the
oil
cents
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1957 were
$607,116 or
of capital stock, as compared with $529,889 or $1.10
during the same nine-month period of 1956,
from
oil
share
per
operations
m
the
for
post
office
nine
in
these
months
wells.
at
Canada, $63.00
AND
Seibert,
STate
New
per
1957,
were
as
1
Published
Drapers'
amounted
profits from
twice
Gardens,
the
to
week
Steel
N. Y., under the Act of March
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
in
the
rate
of
assets
of
of
pur¬
the
Hy-Pro
old
Tool Co.;
1375.
p,
•
breaking
of
ground
at
foot light manufacturing
wholly owned subsidiary,
its
undertaken
to
consolidate
quarters
Park,
of
111.,
Lake
will
be
for
Lake
increasing
of
Lake
vacated
City,
Inc.,
for
$20,000
purchased
of
Crystal
is
the
Ind.,
said
and
City
produc-
City,
either
Inc.,
the
from
plant
leased
Mrs.
is
being
Lena
Peter-*
company
build¬
Lake.
second
for
transferred
of
Valley
other
information
of
water
that
contained
make
in
various
Controls
The company broke ground
50,000 square foot plant to
a
from
plant
its
will
present
be
plant
vacated
at
and
Spring
sold.—V.
drawings
hot
a
Control
zeolite
list
of
treatment.—V.
to
is
the
Co.
185,
p.
Nov.
on
11
that
new
Of
Period
Co.,
stock
(1)
a
10,000-square-foot
bars,
plants.
Co.
in
includes
store
opened
in
C„
3,
operating-
Darbaker,
will
President
Vice-President
be
1845.
p.
subject to Securities and
acquired 100'/r ownership of
the
entire
half
will
exchange
organized
was
Crucible.
and
Midland,
of
150,000
shares
of
Interest owned by Reming¬
give Crucible facilities lor
it
Pa.,
in
1950
In
plant
consists
office
well
as
produced
as
of
237,000
and
262
square
research
acres
feet
buildings
of
on
factory
11
acres
Midland,
near
arc
equipment.
licensed
for
As
alloys,
result
a
of
Rem-Cru
its
emphasis on the develop¬
valuable patents which
possesses
by other producers,
Remington Arms Co., Inc. below.—'V.
also
a
joint venture
facilities
adjacent
as
plant
has
titanium ingots,
purchased titanium sponge for conversion into
other mill products,
chiefly in the Crucible
engineering,
titanium
of
use
Daniels &
See
Fisher
Stores
•
186,
p.
2048.
Co.—Acquired—
May Department Stores Co. below.—V.
Daviclson-Boutell
Gloucester,
This
fiscal
the
186,
p.
1148.
A.
1957—Month—1956
1,063,746
9,483,365
President,
Davidson,
a
the
ry. oper.
$458,081
$296,056
$2,401,597
$2,144,848
203,361
66,739
847,931
$1,359,802 $11,884,962 $11,278,630
4
totaled
year.
"Reduced
p.
526,785
.
End. Sept. 30—
oper.
home
deterrents
from
ry. oper.
1S57—9 Months—1956
$356,521
$3,435,658
railway oper,
p.
inc.—
after
taxes
income
of
in
the
$265,332
that
these
earnings
wer«
e-ual
$12,514,245,
to
construction
192,332
},890,267
1,616,456
$237,932
$164,189
$1,545,391
$1,097,130
95,897
72,960
600,060
against
as
$12,841,156
volume
installment
and
in
increases,"
Mr,
buying
the
1956
Davidson
continue
said.—V.
to
182,
Sept. 30—
oper,
revenue
Corp.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$4,892,385
$4,777,486 $42,382,723 $42,572,072
3.248,165
3,176,486
30,014,035
28,555,890
$2,713,586
180,121
.
with
*
Railway
1957—Month—1956
expenses-
out
2128.
Period End.
Ry.—Earnings—
$418,053
revenue
oper.
pointed
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Colorado & Wyoming
$221,353
compared
fiscal
be
Railway
earnings of
1957,
share after preferred dividends,
compared with $1.50 a
preceding year, both based on loG,943 common snares out-,
rales
Net
9,133,782
Railway
30,
standing.
1,045,292
from
June
before.
$1.22
1957—9 Months—1956
expenses-
oper.
ended
Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
reported
has
company
year
year
share
Railway
'*■
422,371
Railway oper.
Net
1627.
•
Consumers Power Co.
ry.
—V.
expenses-
fr.
rev.
ry.
opers.
income
oper.
186,
$1,601,000
$12,368,688
$14,016,182
832,815
6,786,972
7,910,506
Delaware* Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earningsperiod End. Sept. 30—
Subscriptions. — Of the $35,156,700 of 4%% convertible debentures, due 1972, which
were recently offered by
the company for subscription
by common stockholders of record Oct. 16, 1957, at par
at the rate of $100 of debentures for each 25 shares of
—
$1,644,220
895,903
1628,
p.
1957—Month—1956
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$7,385,766
Railway
oper,
expenses-
5,954,199
from ry. oper.
$1,431,567
inc.—
769,007
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
railway
186,
p.
oner,
1957—9 Months—1956
$7,451,464 $64,647,806 $66,206,808
6,029,704
54,907,570
54,653,864
$1,421,760
848,717
$9,740,236 $11,552,944
2,964,195
6,310,020
1953.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., HEctor 2-9o70. Herbert D. Seibert E<litor and Publisher
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday). Other offices
135 S La Salle Street,_ Chicago 3, niinois
England c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class "mtter February 25, 1942, at the
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in Domm.on ol
exchange,
remittance
on
ex-
Equipment
melting furnaces, heating, forging, vacuum an¬
grinding facilities as well as extensive technical and
and
laboratory
See
and
Midland
vacuum
nealing
are
from
wire
and
land
of
would
$1,503,373
186,
is
that,
has
acquisition
for
at
Rem-Cru's
buildings
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
End. Sept. 30—
rev.
12
it
an
Inc.
Arms
works
billets
and
sheet,
frequently
revenue—
Period
186,
It
1957.
corporation,
M.
Collins
by
This
Inc.
Nov.
on
approval,
Inc.
Titanium,
Crucible's
slabs
this
Railway open
1
James
I.
30,
this month.
include:
rev.
Carl
Corp.
companies.
surviving
divisions.
tliat
announced
common
Remington
to
treated,
stores
its
the
Nov.
.
1883.
three
Superior Steel
two
the
effective
of titanium and vacuum arc-melted steel products. Cruel-'
pioneered in the production of vacuum induction melted steels
other metals, and the present acquisition
gives it unusually com¬
plete
and
extensive
equipment
for
melting
and
processing
metals
required by advanced industrial and military arts.
Open Three New Units—
announced
of
one
"be
will
announced
company
Arms
ment
reactions
between
become
and
process.
chemical
will
production
treatment
thoroughly
of
and
company
merger
ble
types of Hot Process equipment
showing the variations of sedi¬
Automatic
of
this
the
as
[every Thursday
E.
of
space
be
mergpr
Steel
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
a
London,
York,
year.
of the fluctuations
NOTE: On
to
after deducting
ho
income from produc-
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
2-0613);
account
figures,
of
There
the comparable period in 1956
Dana
(Telephone
first
unsuccessful
THE COMMERCIAL
William
included
operations,
cost of drilling 2','a
the
square
provide
Spring
Commission
to
—V.
share
share
Profits
the
186,
♦
private
stock
common
and
name
smaller
expansion
Titanium,
ton
7,041,873
with
leedwater
Colorado &
Net
>
being
Manchester,
approved
Copperweld,
Net
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—Earnings Increased—
per
purchase
and
site
Lake
The
that
Crucible
'
•
Earnings
is $10
.
from
America—Acquires Full Owner¬
ship of Rem-Cru Titanium, Inc.
Va. on Nov. 12;
(2) a 25,600-square-foot supermarket opened in the
Northeast Plaza Shopping Center in Atlanta, Ga. on Nov. 14; and (3) a,
16,500-squai'e-foot unit to be opened on Nov, 25 in Richmond, Va.—
V. 136, p. 1952.
Net
$1.25
5,841,248
conditions
of
designs.
corporation
These
$5,827,663
from
848,257
the
addition
concludes
in
to
with
number
a
the
.
revenue—
oper.
to
same
Present
1957—9 Mos.—1956
oper.
rev.
ry.
price
from
Crucible Steel Co. of
$7,718,381
railway oper. inc.—
—V. 186, p. 1627.
t
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Net
$5,948,582
Colonial Stores, Inc.—To
Net
1957—Month—1956
with
in.charge of Superior Steel Division.—V.
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
bonds
funds
this
Corp.
reduced
subscription
with
announced
Frederick
shareholders
8
Superior
1957—9 Months—1956
$2,104,796 $17,420,440 $18,750,563
1,192,576
11,471,858
11,032,182
$912,220
Among
the
on
Net
.
R,
operations
p.
This
694,660
Softeners.
tank
as
book
The
21,382,473
$546,556
oper.
is
Melrose
North
Copperweld
1991.
p.
$701,403
-
.
section
provides
mentation
$27,729,680
ry. oper.
186, p. 1627.
Railway
Railway
at
pected
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,021,238 $28,843,384
public
of
Higginson
been
together
•
24-page bulletin has been recently released by this corporation
is ,a
The bulletin
and
$8,429,198
383,707
Railway
}
$993,587
inc.
Lee
has
Copperweld Steel Co.—Merger Approved—
Subjects covered in this section are reduction of silica,
foaming and priming and problems of protection aaginst corrosion.
18,077,024
1627.
p.
Philip
Crystal
The
necessary
$28,161,474 $26,506,222
$981,495
ry oper.
oper.
The
sale,
11
President
Rem-Cru
1957—Month—1956
income
Process
referred
18.956,062
20
stock
common
through
or
mortgage
location
OVa-acre
a
1
Nov.
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,020,280
19
1845.
nine
share,
per
1627.
p.
be opened
from
rev.
railway
Nov.
said.
and
111,
Earnings—
$4.44
or
in
quarter
above.—V.
$1,966,136
1,264,733
from ry. oper.'
oper,
186,
Hot
as
Period End. Sept. 30—
this
first
project
one
186,
income
$11,463,953
was
$4.26
or
for
revenue—
oper.
rev.
The
•
6'/o
Putze
Valley,
-j
Merger December 30—
on
American
bulletin
Light
Gas
Howard
1957.—V.
to
some¬
from
608.
p.
on
Nov.
caused
squeeze
in
Rem-Cru
on
bonds
proceeds
made
oe
Nov.
shares.
from
on
Berg,
and
house
decline
increased
and
Cochrane Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—New Bulletin—
;
It was announced
sell about $5,000,000
after
260,000
public offering of
to
about
or
ing project started in the last few. weeks.
deducting
17,093,952
Chicago District Pipeline Co.—To Sell
time
to
building
Mr.
Raipn
$1.25
after
Molybdenum Co.—Strike Affects
ended
ry.
—V.
A
,
1952.
p.
sold.
or
954,278
:
share
pi-ices
Railwav .operating
1627.
p.
186,
Inc.
Bellwood
at
$10,981,401 $11,388,996
—
tax
share
per
company
Railway
188,094,798
ry, oper.
oper.
above.—V.
,
operations
337,350
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—9 Months—1956
$
revenue—
oper.
i
l
,
expected
proceeds
City,
tion."
son
company
See
•
Quincy RR.- -Earnings—
oper;
respec¬
Putze, President, said, the plant is expected to be
completed
operating early in
1958.
Its
cost
was
set
at
approximately
$180,000, including real estate, It will house from 200 to 300 em¬
ployees
in
the
manufacture
of
automatic
timers
and
synchronous
timing motors.
preferred dividend
To Vote
1957—Month— 195G
Co.
the proposed
is
on
Exchange
*
outstanding during the
Louis
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
of
company
Lake
1627.
p.
Light
Lake, 111., for a new 20,000
to house expanded operations
plant
$2,983,906
or $1.16 per share
compared with $3,398,702 or $1.32 per share for the
third quarter of 1956.
Arthur H. Bunker, President, stated on Oct. 28
that a strike at the company's conversion
plant at Langeloth, Pa., and
the deferral of tungsten and vanadium sales accounted for the fall-off
of third-quarter earnings.
309,908,894
oper.
rev.
shares,
940.
p.
Crystal
1957—9 Mos.—1956
_
higher steel
months
$
oper.
186,
.
of
balance used for working capital.—V.
any
The
Ry.—Earnings-
tax
per
Climax
1957—9 Months—1956
$>
Electric
$1,500,000
14,850,456
610,652
Federal
income
The
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
in'
Division.
number
average
they
cumulative preferred stock. Three
been passed in 1957—V. 186,
$
railway
V.
11,203,591
—
income
Consolidated
'
& Texas
—
compared
Period End. Sept. 30—
1,275,204-
1957—Month—1956
opers.
income
income
The
by
have
payments
1838.
Chesapeake
ry.
belore
■Net
the
have
supply of working funds in the immediate future if
capitalize on available business opportunities."
The corporation
p.
Not
company.
must
CBS-Columbia
the
7,490,438 in 1956,
periods.—V.,186,
which
net
of
and
1627.
p.
current
of
subsidiary companies
substantial
are
payment
the
on
share
per
Controls Co. of America—To Build New Plant—
sales
Income
"until
Chesapeake earned in the first nine months of
improvement over the $256,473 netted in the same 1956
an
period,
prior
omit
month
amount
The
$727,345
this year is
a
to
and
of
calculated
are
chase warrants,
are
to be
used
Massachusetts corporation of the
34,709,584
Clayton Mark & Co.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
1956.—
8
cash
conserve
34,968,903
•
inc.—
oper.
186,
Federal
unanimously
preferred stock
on
fix
rev.
ry.
—V.
sometime after Jan. 1, 1958,"
by William C. MacMillen, Jr., President.
MacMillen said the board's decision
was prompted
by the Direc¬
Mr.
tor's
the
on
oper.
Nine Months Ended
voted
1957
associates
sale
*$2.50
S2.33
discontinuance
share
provision,
and
•
have
announced
was
661,025
i.
expenses-
Net
The
.
revenue—
3,759,524
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Defers Preferred Div.—
;
1627.
p.
Railway
$6,659,570
:
two-for-one
income
oper.
ry.
Railway oper.
1955
$6,433,095
' 3,670,170
-——
"Adjusted to reflect
186, p. 316.
V.
2,837,'966
Period End. Sept. 30—
3.500,436
__T„
shares.—
12,752,574
2,900,860
rtV.-' 186,
Sub.)—Earnings—
$6,194,693
income taxes—
•„
(&
1957
charges—
State
13,652,963
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
40 Weeks Ended Oct. 6—
$1.25
a
per-share.
157,661,594 149,487,694
122,692,691 114,778,110
'
687,84y
1627.
the
per
300,000 shares
1957—9 Months—1956
.
15,590,540
exps.
Net
$1,373,906
income—-
oper.
18G, p.
439,868
with
Hartford
The
oper."' revenue—'
Railway
ry. oper.
9,368,073
$1.82
reported, the figures for 1956 include
credits, of approximately 35 cents
tax
Continental Screw Co.—Offering Expected This Wk.—
/
The
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
nine
See
16,384,168
1627.
p.
Perioci End. Sept. 30—
1957—9 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
$580,891
$527,827
previously
company,
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
ll)370,000
13,898,171
share
Connecticut Power Co.--Exchange Offer Made—
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Charleston & Western Carolina
Ry.—Earnings—
'
income—16,260,000
20,738,073
$
18,808,750
'
«
orr
taxes
—
applicable
7,651,697 in
revenue—
■$
income
256,379,847
on
'
after
Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Sept. 39,'56
275,276,269
•
30,158,171
taxes
Federal
per
tEarnings
1957—Mcnth—1956
1
income
connection
Western
sales
Federal
Provision'for
Railway
purchase on an organized securities exchange all or
any part
of;-63,000 shares of common stock of the
company for use toward the
satisfaction of such ol t-ne
outstanding options as may be exercised.
•nV. 186, p. 1952.
■; ; ....
and
before
188,954.076
6.135,276
PeViod End. Sept. 30—
*386,176
revenues
Income
157,900,690 158,409,765
Sept. 28,'57
$
Net
tEarnings
North
of
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
(& Domes. Subs.)
—Reports Increased Earnings—
2047.
p.
Chicago &
authorizing Board of Di¬
to
in September.
improvement and
16.804,463
income
amount
off
according to J. H. Dunn, Presi¬
22,939.739
from ry. oper.
rev:
l'y.-.oper,
—V.
>
consider
a
<£
$1,844,965
.
will
a
6,946.035
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—Plans to
Buy Common
The stockholders
dropped
substantial
but
August
showing-
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue.'.
Railway -operating exps.
$8,791,000
7,529,376
of
subscribed
were
principal
taken up
were
>
Net
$83,889-$1,226,624
*196,196
1627.
is
'
1957—9 Mos.—1956
848,111
in
up
volume
Period End. Sept. 30—
V
$932,000 * $8,756,000
992,744
expenses.
fr.
rev.
1957—Month—1D56
revenue-
picking
October
3,314.682
'
because
$2,045,600
9 Months Ended—
$9,725,307
2,624,076
also
and
the
at
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Ry.—Earnings
Central Vermont Ry.
Inc.—Earnings—
Railway
customers,
quarter should be satisfactory,
dent.—'V, 186, P- 523.
$46,098,190
36,372,883
$8,777,457
470.771
its
of
to vacations
quarter due
the last
1957—9 Mdnths—1956
-
those
third
Chicago plant lasting almost three weeks during the month
Earnings held up very well in spite of those deterrents.
started
However,
^Central Railroad of New Jersey—Earnings—
and
in the
remaining
by the underwriters, headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co., and sold on Nov. 4 at
102%%.
Subscription rights expired on Nov. 1, 1957.—V.
186,
p. 1737.
<•••
"
September.
Business
Period
plants
strike at its
down
was
the
and
debentures
'
1626.
p.
for
,
Sales volume
*■
stock held, $33,111,100 principal amount
paring
1957—9 Mos—1956
$3,636,365 $33,000,754 $33,531,527
3.013,342
26,885,815
26,775,544
2,945.226
expenses.
3
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
4
Monday, November 18, 1957
..
.
(2152)
Rio Grande Western
Denver &
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
expenses-
'Net
from
rev.
railway
Net
inc
oper.
186, ,p.
—V.
$3,369,304 $22,874,721 $20,855,698
1,593,562 11,990,974 10,875,800
$3,144,823
1,582,450
ry. oper.
*
1628,
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$1,776,625 $1,557,176 $16,819,197 $15,121,137
1.257.706
1,044,764 11,780,922 10,596.914
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper
revenue-—
Railway operathig
^?xj}sT
$518,859
338,353
$5,032,275
2,833,075
$512,412
371,281
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
at Orange,
$4,524,223
2,738,307
Texas.
a
a
year.
The
synthetic plant, which was purchased from the
1955, has been expanded. Since it was acquired
increased from 100,000 tons a year
Charles
Lake
April,
in
tons.
190.000
plant is one of the largest tire producing
the largest single plant in the Firestone organiza¬
tion.
During the 20 years it has been in operation nearly 80,000,000
tires have been produced there.
.'
Within the last two months a battery of new tire presses has been
put into operation in Memphis as part of Firestone's over-all expansion
and modernization program.—V.
186, p. 1262.
Memphis,
Tenn.,
Line RR.—Earnings1957—9 Months—1956
$539,937
$550,075 $5,917,249 $6,114,838
364,638
372,511
3,683,507
3,611,595
Detroit & Toledo Shore
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper.
revenue—
Railway operating oxps.
Net rev. from
Net
—V.
38,753
$2,233,742
511,343
$177,504
38,082
income—
oper.
ry.
$175,299
ry. oper.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana,
Period Ended Sept. 30—
$1,326,774
gales
(J. S.) Dillon & Sons Stores
Co., Inc., Hutchinson, Kan.
SEC on Nov. 12,
stock of which
for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. The public oflering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
additional 10.000 shares are to be offered directly to employees, officers
and directors of the company, as to which no underwriting is involved.
The company operates a chain of 50 retail food stores located in
covering 110,000 shares of
100,000 shares are to be offered
253.000
272.965
2,098.000
operating
taxes-
171,040
141,938
1.504,438
1,318,537
Net
operating
income
$343,536
263,482
$331,777
$2,862,429
$2,735,784
2G7.251
2,134,642
2,190,031
after
Net
added
be
to
reduce current bank borrowings
payment for, the purchase from
merchandise inventory and leasehold
interests of stores in
Kansas;
(2) $200,000 for reconditioning and
improving some of these stores; (3> $600,000 to equip two new stores
in Denver and one
in Wichita;
(4) $500,000 to increase warehouse
inventories; and (5) the balance for repayment of other bank loans
and for general corporate purposes.
The company is said to have a
preliminary commitment from an insurance company for a $2,000,000
loan.
Of this amount, $936,000 will constitute a refunding of a 4l/e
note payable Oct, 1,
1966, presently outstanding, and the remainder
will be applied with the proceeds of the stock sale for the purposes
following purposes; f 1 > $1,000,000 to
incurred in, and $200,000 to complete
fixtures,
of
Co.
Kroger
The
186,
indicated.—V.
above
419.
p.
Duluih, Missabe & Iron Range
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$8,374,287
$6,807,037 $47,331,814 $31,537,171
3,577,589
3,115,184 27,688,987 21,951,367
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
General Telephone Co. of
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
oper,.
oper.
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
186,
revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net
rev.
_
$6,498,562
$7,393,663
210,907
186, p.
income1620.
3,922,318
Railway
Railway
Net rev. from ry, oper.
-
Net
ry,
—V.
136, p.
$734,744
131,490
$1,284,652
226,622
$187,316
132,471
$171,687
income
oper.
785,682
1628.
1957— Month—1956
ry.
expenses-
fr.
Net rev.
ry.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$4,647,900
$5,169,100
3,068,551
3,758,236
$43,853
$189,227
$1,579,349
$1,410,864
79,315
opers.
71,041
391,177
251,053
income
oper.
186, p.
$577,200
387,973
$459,500
415,647
Railway oner, revenue—
Net
2,000,578
3,302,252
offer
to
poses
the
1957 at
Fla.—Registers Stock Of¬
subscription
for
rate
of
one
lor each
share
new
stockholders
its
by
of
record Nov. 29,
The
shares then held.
ten
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
McDonald & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. are listed as the
principal underwriters.
Net proceeds of the sale of the common shares, together with the
proceeds from $1,000,000 of borrowings under a bank credit agreement,
will be used to the extent necessary for the construction of a newsteel mill.
The
total estimated
cost of the
mill is $1,250,000.
The
Duraloy Co., Scottdale, Pa.—Registers Common Stock
ments
of
the
statement with the SEC on Nov. 12,
covering 69,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered
public sale through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc. The under¬
writer has agreed to use its "best efforts" to sell 17.500 shares at the
market
price
for
the outstanding
shares
on
the American Stock
Exchange prevailing at the time of sale, but not less than $4 per share.
If it purchases or disposes of such shares within 45 business days, the
underwriter
will have the option to purchase the remaining 51,500
additional shares, at a price to be supplied by amendment, the option
to expire 90 business days from the date of the initial offering.
Any
shares so taken down by
the underwriter under the option may be
The company filed a registration
1957
$4
the
then
the
and
prevailing market price, or less. As to the initial
selling commission will be the difference between
the
shares,
market
price,
but not
in
excess
of
17Va'/'o
of
the market
price.
with
modernizing
manufactures and sells high alloy castings,
the middle of 1955 in a program of
which
company,
said to have
been
and
engaged since
its
expanding
facilities
and
to
About
equipment so
costs.
as
improve efficiency and productivity and reduce operating
$500,000 has been expended in this program.
It proposes to use the proceeds'of this financing for further
zation and improvement.
The cost of the modernization and
ments to which the proceeds will be applied is estimated at
including
extension
of
the
company's centrifugal
machine with tools and
acquisition of a milling
general plant rearrangement—V. 182, p. 7.
Fluorspar Corp. of America, Portland, Ore.—Registers
moderni¬
improve¬
$250,000,
building;
foundry
attachments;
and
With Securities and Exchange
12,
30—
Railway oper.
revenue—
$4,560,910
expenses.
3,044,779
Net
rev. from
$4,640,355 $43,403,753 $38,975,899
2,815,519
29,796,181
25,990,969
offering
by
$1,516,131
442,192
2.004,000
104.565
1,174,574
939,128
operating
income
$308,830
$278,293
$2,739,235
$2,444,065
203,303
219,817
1,989,454
1,910,728
after
—V.
186,
$1,824,836 $13,607,572 $12,984,930
'3,531,329
665,827
3,542,413
Erie RR.—Earnings—
1957—9 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
$
$
$
$
Railway oper. revenue—
14,309,396
Railway oper. expenses-
11,114,803
11,136,791
opers.
3,194.593
3,626,355
23,329,717
26,967,948
income—
1,029,924
1,474,963
7,757,142
stock,
the
and
thereof,
terms
are
also
supplied
to be
ry.
fr.
ry.
oper.
186, p.
corporation is said to be engaged in the exploration and devel¬
mineral claims in Nevada. The principal purposes
this stock offering are to finance additional exploration work on
of
properties and to provide working capital to conduct operations
conclusion of such exploration program.
Employment of the
these
General Transistor Corp.
Period
However,
for
the
of
various
proceeds
incident
expenses
$20,000 are to be used
and sale of the stock;
this financing,
to registration
of
$15,000 for payment of debts and expenses previously incurred;
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tne
corporation
on
Nov.
6
filed
a
letter
of
$50,000
patenting the company's claims; $350,000 for additional engineering
and geological exploration; and $25,000 for special economic and pro¬
fessional
consultation.
The
balance of the proceeds
will be added
SEC
covering 5,000 shares of common stock to be offered
share,
through Whitney & Co., Inc., Washington, D.
proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
per
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—Earnings Up
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
Net
profit
'
shares.
shares
,*197,679
.96,380
*500,604
for income taxes..
105,757
51.019
279,318
107,778
earnings
shares outstanding
*$91,922
$45,361
*$221,286
$129,077
306,727
283,966
306,727
283.966
Earnings per com. share
t*$0.30
$0.16
t*$0.72
$0.45
Prov.
Net
Com.
•Record
C.
after
per
on
taxes
Sol
cost)
and
for, expenses.
Georgia & Florida RR.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
Railway Oper.
expenses-
common
sh.
after' pfd.
959,557 shares of
p.
Digitized for 1138.
FRASER
common
dividend
stock
now
Net
An
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
$0.72
$0.70
186,
$44,929
$8,733
10,807
*22,487
$392,30G
$379,606
income—
41,240
oper.
Deficit.—V.
186,
1629.
p.
43,666
-
^
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
<
,
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$6,333,810
$6,696,336
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$394,287
$707,631
oper.
expenses-
602,67 5
606.742
5,817,124
5,841,626
from ry. opers.
$91,612
$100,889
$516,686
$854,710
106,217
113.115
570,223
843,305
Net
t
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
186, p. 1629.
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
share for
to
are
man
each
be
Nov. 12 filed a
public offering of
on
two shires
held.
Securities &
Union
record
Tne
supplied by amendment,
Dillon,
is
and
subscription price
the underwriting terms.
are
as
Co.
date
named
the principal
as
East¬
under¬
Railway
Net
Net
ry.
proceeds of this financing will be applied by Food Fair in the
first instance to the prepayment and reduction of bank notes issued
under the company's revolving credit agreement.
The proceeds of the
issuance of the notes were used for the purpose of developing various
shopping center locations of the company. This prepayment and reduc¬
tion will make available to the company additional funds under the
credit agreement for the completion of shopping centers currently under
construction and for the development of new shopping- centers.
The
long range purpose for the present financing is to provide permanent
equity for the company's business.
The company expects to obtain
the major portion of the money necessary for the development of its
by
centers
through
Food
fruits,
its
construction
end
financing.
centers.
The
thereon
plan
Stores, Inc., which with its subsidiaries operate super¬
engaged in the retail sale of groceries, meats, vegetables,
and
company
stock
shares
184,
p.
other
owns
of
of
the
the
products, household and
2,222,222 shares
(44.6fr)
Properties
new
stock
company,
offering
and
by
related
of
the
items.
The
outstanding
to subscribe
Properties company.
proposes
the
2440.
589,463
5,890,880
5,861.945
ry.
opers.
$21,020
$123,736
$1,109,283
$1,702,956
*177,537
*40,448
*683,477
*84,877
fr.
oper.
186,
Registers Employees' Stock
—
The
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
12, 1957 covering 200,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to
be offered to key employees of the company and its subsidiaries under
company's Employees' Restricted Stock Option Plan.—V. 186,
during the fiscal year ended -Aug. 31, Dwight P. Joyce, Chair¬
man and President, stated in the company's annual report
on Nov. 11..
For the second successive year the company reported a breakdown in
sales of its five major divisions, a practice which was adopted for the
Glidden's
the
1S56
Railway oper. revenue.expenses.
Net
rev.
ry.
186,
p.
ry.
opers.
income
1628.
General
p.
525.
1957—Month—1956
net
$45,327,615,
sales
in sales for the
Earnings showed a gain
increase of 2^
an
-
Durkee
The
the
1956
its
Food
Famous
Division
reported
a
•
decline of 0.2*$
from
of
talle
volume,
result
a
of
the
disposition
of
major portion
a
margarine business.
Earnings reached the highes; level in
years.
This profit gain was due largely to a continuing major
recent
reorganization
in
as
said.
Durkee operations which was started in 1956, Mr.
sales totaled $88,779,546, compared to $88,927,483
of
Durkee
1956,
Earnings of Glidden's Chemurgy Division,
a
major factor in soybean
processing and marketing, were lower in 1957 mainly because of unsat¬
rapid amortization of the division's
Elimination of the division's operations at Bucna
a
sales decline from last year's $35,807,498 to
margins
isfactory processing
new grain elevators.
Calif.,
Par,
totaled
caused
1957, he stated.
*mi-als-Pigments-Metals Division, Mr. Jovce reported,
for fiscal
$35,113,745
of tve C
Sales
and
8'!o
$16,965,447,
below the
record 1956 high of $18,428,612, but
results for any year except 1955 and 1956.
Heavy
depreciation expenses on new facilities and .softening in
demand for titanium dioxide reduced earnings below last year's record
the
surpassed
and
start-up
of
Sales
the
Chemical
Southern
Division
amounted
slightly higher than the 1956 total of $8,149,050.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,131,407
$2,416,411
1,493,175
1,566,813
13,589,391
13,057,113
$638,232
$849,598
$3,124,377
$3,640,496
205,593
325,630
808,616
$8,321,106,
to
Earnings were slightly
lower.
total
The
amounted
contrast
to
ties
company,
$7,264,437,
the
Joyce
the
$225,537,291,
Joyce said.
This decline
Mr.
including results of all divisions,
compared with $226,290,387 in 1956.
Net
$3.16 per share on the capital stock, in
1956 net income of $8,146,737, or $3.55 a share, Mr.
of
sales
to
totaled
income
or
earnings
in
was
caused
primarily
by
an
increase
of
charges for depreciation and amortization.
reported that Glidden's research and development activi¬
intensified considerably, and that the -company's 1958
been
have
greater than that for 1957.
construction has begun on a $4,000,000 plant at
Indianapolis, Ind., which will manufacture Promine and plans are being
completed for construction of a facility at Jacksonville, Fla., to produce
laevo-menthol.
In addition, a new $3,400,000 tall oil plant at Port St.
Joyca
Mr.
*aid
finished.—V. 186, p. 1729.
i
Ry.—Earnings—
.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron,
Ohio—Sets New
Records—
1,314,667
$16,713,768 $16,697,609
for
the
three
Rise—
months
compared with $35,579,263
ended Sept. 30, 1957
for the comparable period
1957
1956
$1,082,499,729 $1,010,571,802
2,846,313
2,812,194
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
net
sales
income
Other
Total
Precision Equipment Corp.—Earnings
Consolidated
were
report.
enjoyed
high of $76,357,447.
5ri.
of
Consolidated
fr.
oper.
fiscal
Division
Paint
latest fiscal year to a new
Joe, Fla., is nearly
Period End. Sept. 30—
Ohio—Earnings—Expansion—
sales and profits of this company's Paint Division .set new high
records
budget for these activities is 20'U
Nov.
Net
1629.
p.
Glidden Co., Cleveland,
Both
$2,176,000 in
Food Fair Stores, Inc.
Option Plan With SEC—
the
$713,199
625,831
level.
developing and
planned and coordi¬
operation was conceived
fully
its
for
Fair
dairy
common
to
mortgage
is engaged in the business of acquiring,
shopping
markets
1957—9 Mos—1956
$7,000,163
$7,564,901
$646,851
deficit—
oper.
rev.
Joyce
writers.
shopping
1957—Month—1956
expenses--
Railway oper. revenue—
■
registration statement with the
SEC
2,499,116 shares of its lc par
common
stock.
The company proposes
to offer the shares for sub¬
scription by its common stockholders, at the rate of one additional
corporation
proposing the
1956
outstanding.—V.
from ry. opers.
rev.
ry.
"
Cost
701,374
oper.
1957—9 Mos—1956"
$2,520,617
$2,687,372
2,141,011
2,295,066
1957—Month—1956
$268,887
$260,717
223,958
251.984
revenue—
Railway
first time in
Food Fair Properties,
This
—V.
716,144
;
pro¬
1954.
186, p.
1955,
additional 2,000 shares were
issued for services.
The largest block, 20,000 shares, is held by James
and Mildred Seliger, of Portland, from whom, the company purchased
its principal initial claims.—V, 185, p, 2801.
$6.67
The
and increased capitalizationi—V.
grams
236,855
tReflects costs of plant and product expansion
highs,
•"'Deficit.—V.
the
$12,146,760 $12,00J,016
"Earnings
•Based
at
1957—9 Mos.—1956
•$2,048,428
$729,867
Income before inc. .taxes
the company has outstanding 124,021 common
Goldberg of Portland is listed as President.
Some 29,255
issued for claims (which had been acquired by the sellers
in
were
nominal
Slightly—
1957
8-les
Net
with
Subs.)—Sales Rise—
(&
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$339,182
working capital.
company
Railway oper.
notification
Sept. 30—
*$819,569
ior
Fort Worth & Denver
Virginia Foods Corp., Lynchburg, Va.—Files
End.
sales
Net
the
1628.
Famous
1629,
p.
Tile
10,811,724
Net rev.
Net
14,763,146 130,241,949 129,554,266
106,912,232 102,586,318
charges
2,138.507
Railway
the
of
opment of flourspar
—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
—V.
revenues
expenses
income
taxes.
245,000
Commission—
amendment.
Stores
ry. oper.
railway oper. inc—
186, p. 1628.
Southwest—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 "Mos.—1956
$2,166,653
$1,690,465 $18,273,016 $14,934,379
1,502,201
1,062,607
12,355,207
9,412,679
139,622
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
covering $1,400,000 of its common stock (the number of
is to be supplied by amendment).
Arrangements lor the public
nated
1957—9 Months—1956
1957—Month—1956
.Railway oper.
—V.
1,149,812
1629.
p.
216,000
1957
shares
improving tracts
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
Net
1,125,512
charges
186,
taxes..
•
The company
Period End. Sept.
158,790
after
1992.
p.
Net
The
is
$1,503,793
net
fabricating plants. Construction is expected to begin
completion scheduled for the summer of 1953.—V, 185,
its
of
shortly
at
for
at
$1,566,720
operating
proceeds will be added to the company's general
funds.
According to the prospectus, the, company plans to erect, in the
Tampa area, an electric steel furnace and rolling mill with a capacity
of 25,000 to 30.000 tons a year to supply a part of the steel require¬
balance
to
1628.
Offering With SEC—
17,500
$199,735
1,185,800
Other
covering
Organized
resold
$185,008
131,750
Operating
funds, according to the prospectus, will depend upon geologic, economic,
and other factors which cannot be foreseen at the present time.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ity.—Earnings—
—V.
613,792
income
Federal
corporation on Nov. 12 filed a registration statement with the
80,000 common shares, $1 par, which the company pro¬
This
.at
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
660,956
Operating
fering With SEC—
SEC
The
Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
End. Sept. 30—
1957—Month—1956 1957—9 Months—1956
oper. revenue
$684,547
$768,608 $5,955,788
$6,263,071
operating exps.
512,860
581,292
5,221,044
4,978,419
Duluth, South
Period
1,161.000
63,073
Period Ended 8ept. 30—
1628.
p.
Florida Steel Corp., Tampa,
$9,585,804
$3,691,853 $19,642,827
1,630,133
8,356,733
$4,796,698
2,050,105
from ry. oper.
oper.
ry,
—V.
162.000
82,828
operating
Net
Net
148,000
taxes.
Net
$572,973
$294,987
*170,908
op.
expenses
taxes—
income
General Telephone Co. of The
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,486,494
$2,425,776 $29,497,998 $28,310,236
2,191,507
1,852,803 22,999,436 20.916,573
revenue-
Ohio—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$939,776
$855,411' $8,129,720 $7,635,746
523,940
430,603
4,741,044
4.332.301
,
revenues...,
operating
Net
Net
2,221.768
1629.
p.
Operating
Operating
—V.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
charges——
186,
—V.
Coast Ry.—Earnings—
East
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$1,766,338 $16,376,535 $15,593,051
1.019,658
9,911.668
9,316.962
Other
Net
of this financing and of an insurance company loan
the general funds of the company and used for the
proceeds
Net
1149.
p.
and Colorado.
Kansas
will
186,
Florida
filed ft registration statement with the
Its $5 par common
This company
1957
—V.
SEC—
—Registers Stock Offering With
were
Inc.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
■
$l,e52,405
1,084,829
revenues—
expenses
income
taxes—
Federal
Other
1957—Month—1956
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$1,302,103 $11,966,943 $11,549,532
Period Ended Oct. 3J—
2048.
186, p.
Inc.—October Sales Higher—
(M. II.) Fishman Co.,
1956.
and
Operating
Operating
Federal
$2,503,303
627,957
30.
1957 consolidated net sales
net profit of $1,768,460 for the like period of 1956.
The total backlog of orders on hand at Sept. 30. 1957, was $164,437,000 as compared with $165,651,000 at June 30, 1957 and $167,660,000
at Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 186, p. 729.
plants in the world,
period End. Sept. 30—
share on the 1,125,380 shares
per
30,
net profit was $3,616,977, compared with net sales of
$138,627,282 and
by Firestone its capacity lias been
to
cents
outstanding on Sept.
stock
nine months ended Sept.
the
For
$109,703,459
new
of
The
186, p. 1028.
for
unit
a
butadiene plant was completed and put into operation as
concentrated new construction program completed in 1957.,
The plant produces one of the two basic ingredients for synthetic
rubber.
Firestone,
the world's largest producer of rubber, has two
synthetic rubber plants in addition to extensive natural rubber plan¬
tations.
The largest of the two synthetic plants, located nearby the
Orange, Texas, plant in Lake Charles, La., produces 190.000 tons of
rubber a year. The other plant, located in Akron, produces 40,000 tons
This
part
Government
Net rev, from ry. oper.
Net
butadiene for
Center,
of $613,901, equal to 41
of common
the production of
synthetic rubber, will be opened officially today (Nov. 18)
Petrochemical
Firestone
The
of 1956
New Center—
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Opens
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$7,937,197 $7,707,203 $64,150,082 $59,284,714
4,792,374
4.337,899 41,275,361 38,429.016
■
income
of
goods
-
$1,085,346,042 $1,013,383,996
sold, depreciation, selling,
and
general
expense,
administrative
and
for
U.
S.
and
918,630,581
49,404,000
$45,349,415
$4.98
foreign inc. taxes
978,452,389
55,272,000
$51,621,653
reserves
Provision
$4.37
in 1956.
Consolidated net profit for the third quarter of 1957 amounted
$954,725 equal, after deducting preferred dividends, to 59 cents per
on
1,125.810 shares of common stock outstanding as of Sept. 30,
1957.
This compares with consolidated net profit for the third
quarter
to
share
Net
income
•Earnings
•Based
per
on
(estimated)
common
shares
share
outstanding Sept.
30, 1957.—V.
186, p. 1847.
wWWWW'
ft
Volume
186
Number 5691
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
5
(2153)
Grand Trunk Western
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
expe'uses" ^4i'i303 *4
oper
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
Grand
p„rw,
$218,729
$4,311,088
831,070
583,979
3 754 585
i»o,
Sce
Increased
i,yo7.
/TO
r.
(VV. T.)
«
1957—34 Wks.—1956
_
He
is
President
serves
as
and
director
a
director
a
of
of
the
the
X
Conference
—V.
p
136
16*9
p,ids
$
'■
purchase
also V.
--
Board
of
York
be
it
of
the company at Room
to 11:30 a.m. (EST)
by
first
mortgage
Two
Nov.
on
bonds
Rector
for the
20
due
1987.
See
years
of
Life
Insurance
m
and
♦
a
*
the
a
ti-i/.
$6>lg
Qr
Period Ended Oct. 31—
1957—Month—1956
f!fyS i36~n"ii2Q
$3,235,741
p.
bales'Up—
ment
1957—3 Mos.—1956
.
from
the
on
metal
and
taxes
were
number
same
sales
other
.
v
oreai
p
!\ortnern
_
1957—Month
"
totaled
in
revenue
$2,122,000
of
outstanding
$32,102,819
the
in
comparable
was
$858,781
against
■',
Net
oper.
expenses,
■
Net
$
*10 688 565
207166 765
17,34o',368 16o',27l',465 157;i3L673
latest
period.
against
Net sales
180,
inc—
10.422,467
4,420,241
3,292,628
50.417,100
50,035,092
18,942,989
p. Tb_J.
20,722,152
Period End.
Sales
r»
orecn
'
«
Hay
&
Western
Period End. Sept. 30—
$742,905;
„
Railway
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses..
Railway
tNct
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$408,066
$360,506
$3,498,490
$3,347,794
301,735
270.072
2,531,563
1,234,000
lower
2,543.983
366.000
loss
'
—V.
186,
1629.
p.
22,994
22.229
$964,202
176,065
Mobile
&
Ohio
RR.—Plans
to
Offer
Bonds
Exchange for Outstanding Preferred StockThe
for
has
company
applied
to
the
authority to issue $28,343,800
which
2056,
to
are
be
offered
standing $5 preferred stock
for
been
$2,410,000
each
in
(no
Interstate
of
5%
to
in
in
mature
Dec.
the
months
C )
w
bonds
due
Tho
ine
fYmnpptipiit Pnwpr fn
Connecticut Fowei CO.
at 5
.
p.m.
•-
It
(EST)
is proposed
ment
to
CP
merge
of
Merger dated as
the effective
date
upon
all
and
case
assets
of
effective
March
1,
1958,
wiii
as
and
of
1,
Tne
the
agreement
shall
company
As
separate
such
or
fixed
by
of
CP
date,
later
agreement
of
Under
of
hands
CP
the
and
of
stock
of
and
company
share
one
holders
of
CP
of
the
merger
shares
of
All
19
oiStstiifdiSS
the
Of
•
4.50V
of
4.50V
preferred
stock
common
preferred
stock
(other
of
than
rp
hnmk
nf
«hp«'
v
p
n
i
institutional
for
investors,
18
which
of
stock
the
Moial
a
Share
'
hpaded
Lynch, Pierce,
offered
^
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
,
ueaking
of northern
with
area
with
capacity
ana pe,ikin(, (..pjLay
(
reduced
391
which
the
from
a
in
southern
The
Nevada.
aggregate
of 373,050 kw.
an
capability
stations,
rating
of
Serial
Bank
notes
loans
r—-——
_
prelerrcd stock
preferred stock
(par $50)
Common stock
in
operating revenue; $5,770,766 net income
the same number of outstanding shares.
on
and
each year since
payable Nov. 2i,
~]irnii
live
is
subsantially
distributes
and
located
its
and
at
266
entire
sells
at wholesale to
Pearl
output
Street, Hartford,
in
electricitq
other
its
own
retail
at
In
Conn.
generating
within
the
<pi=
-
Its
principal
its
It
don,
Operating revenues
It
"
territory
Other
Except
in
supplied
gas._ It distributes and sells
Torringtcn
emergencies
is
natural
and
gas.—V.
(&
and
certain
186,
p.
in
parts
neak
gas
of
at
$-.18
Darien
shaving
in
and
New
;
v
Other
income
30—
1957
V.
is
on
Provision
debt
fo»-
and
Federal
income
Co.—Earnings—
tax
76-60j
1
330,895,473 307,940,700
income
33,405.954
30,602.942
5,465,488
4,950.867
45,790,748
shares
per
4,854,346
4,428,951
41,251,209
36,293,892
All
of
RR
Earnings
/
,
1957—Month—1956
«
„
1957—9 Mos.—1956
of
ning of 195(5.—V.
these
186,
p.
companies
2050.
W'ith
Hertz
1,903.760
$1,91
Corp.
'
since, the
announced
that net
Sept. 30, 1957, after provision for
taxes of $225,000, amounted to
income
payment ol
the
regular
dividends
the
number
average
the
on
pre-
with
period
same
earnings
ill
(710,640)
of
shares
common
1956.
are
sulphur
plant,
recovery
he said.
In
view
Taylor
Flats,
successful
of
and
British
results
is
company
Columbia,
in
the
making
Cal-
plans
to
financing and development of these
24 9/8,z02 21/.154,383 219,78o,78I
18,636,107
18,282,361
ry.
oper.
186, p.
186
^
172,364,(>b0
7 ..
164, <70,371
———
.
reports
for
such
of sales
Titv
44,789, <03
2,514,514
14,397,419
v
'
.
Unulhem
oOUtnCrn
End. Sept. 30—
net
proceeds
lease
are
to
be
exploration
corporate
payment
used
and
for
D.
for
'
the
oper.
expenses^
(par
R.
EiarningS
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,874,357 $34,065,068 $35,738,358
2,167,813
19,760.013
20,304,929
$1,706,544
$14,315,055
$15,433,429
608,128
709,443
6,008,361
6,121,668
x
Railway
oper.
expenses-
555
574,845 shs.
corporation
San
1?
$385,830
-
186,
v„„n:ntfe
1,
of
the
corporation
Pablo
on
Drive,
'
Is
to
explore,
jj
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$3,734,987
248,694
2,239,209
217,084
7^777 ~7
$3,850,796
2,443,907
Mrv™
«i
ann a«q
1630.
p.
Ketchum
&
Co., Inc.
ntftt,.in„
p,ub/,,5i«
to he made
Co.
and
associates.
nf
the"northern'1 and'Iast
Pennsylvania
"
*
1
and
the
shares
ahmit
about
total,
shares
of
Nev
Nev.
acquire,
own, develop, lease, dispose of, and operate uranium and other mining
claims and propeities. - The company is in the
exploratory slage.
No
The
net-proceeds
to
common
throue-h
tnrougn
2b
shares
are
being
issued
and
are
parts
stock
of
New
Ohio
and
(oar
Hemnhilf
Hempniu,
167,000
^..^Hf.^^rthern
central
"astern
"
or
Of
stockholders and 43.000
Ketchum company,
(N. Y.)—Offering Nov. 26—
o>o non
on
being
Jersev
sold
$1)
Noves
woyes
sold by
ky
the
Connecticut
proximate
western
Michigan.
'
,
purpbse
„
Earnings
$373,157
—77^57
&
Outstanding
Nevada
r-nie
Gulf Ry.
1957—Month—1956
revenue
Corp.,
FINANCING
2,000,000 shs.
at
Fnmin
Ivy.
$1,455,753
ry. oper.
opcr.
mining
Uranium
PRESENT
a
the Commission's
1^30.
expected
$1)
Bv
2,137,633
Raii-.vay
Thc
TO
of
1957—Month—1956
revenue
KailSJS, Oklahoma &
purposes.
EFFECT
requests
mining
general
of
acquisition
&
ignored
$3,593,386
oper.
¥r„„^_£,
20,496,3<3
,
Authorized
begin-,
The
on
permanent.
183, p. 209.
raihvay opcr. i,lc
—■V.
development,
has
and
reports.—V.
Net rev. from
Nct
^,01o.410
6.695.841
1,508,000
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized as
May 20, 1957.
Its principal office is located
Las Vegas, Nev.
general
made
or
T~~~
5.044,408
„
other
The
request,
upon
be vacated
Regul^n°A
Sm SitS
corporation.
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
and
stock
a
Act
this
number
Kansas. Lily
;
equipment,
Common
^„
.
a
p
opers.
income
1630.
«.
and
1848.
P
In its Regulation A notification, iiled Dec. 27, 1955 Jontex
the public offering of 1,500,000 shares of stock at 20c
per
Railway
Railway
,o,A,nir»o.
„
23.680,515
expenses-
claims
figures in this report-have been restated to include the
operations
mergers
on
said.—V".
irancoc
*
revenue-
oper.
PROCEEDS—The
Carey Driv-Ur-Self. Inc.. J. Frank Connor. Inc., Couture Rent A Car
Inc., and Rent-A-Car Service of Florida. Inc.. because of eco-
nomic
Lower
■
-r
public offering of securities by
provides
an
opportunity for
hearing,
Period
$3,648,428
$2.11
share
Earnings
on Nov. 11
£'"reglrtrcS undTthc VcutdUcs
to
sequent
1
•
properties,
System,
v
37.133,000
ki
1,954.430
outstanding—
common
is
to
40,397,751
operations,
$4,132,170
Common
Earnings
199,807,007
3,104,668
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Net
income
compared
a
the
kq#
1,153,698
V7fi r.n-,
net
share,
per
thc condUlons to the
avftiiability of a Regulation A exemption
requirement for subsequent filing of semi-annual reports reflecting
of
shares sold pursuant to the offering and the use to
which the proceeds were applied.
In its suspension order, the Commission asserts that such a report filed by Jontex on
Sept. 30, 1956, is
materially false and misleading and that Jontex failed to file sub-
js
$
$
Petty, its President.
1,546,513
■
1957,
fms issu^
13
On0
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
Inter-River Corp. (Nev.)— Stock Offered—The comOct. 30 publicly offered 269,345 shares of common
stock at par ($1
per share)1 through Norman L.
634.539
1,941,696
2,146,-
730.
p.
.
30,
cents
<
>.
ended
State
pany on
$6,348,639
1
miscellaneous deductions—
.-
t>
and
stream,
he
proposed
3.576,994
Net-rev. front ry.
$5,714,100
$7,650,471
share
on
share.
*
•—
Interest
;
Federal
River
now
amount.
—
income
set for
now
2050
34.065,629
„
1956
1.145.494
week
n
Railway oper.
41.02^2
income
Gross
Pnd
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration with
respect
to public offering of
securities not
exceeding
$300,000
in
loO, p. ZUOU.
Railway
$46,7T57,022
$6,504,977
operations
last
IRfi
V
taxes
1630
p
.
53.990,757
51
question whether the suspension should
^
offering of
21,499,094 211,616,771
4,511,000
40,082,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
gas
$60,495,734
from
91
Z1
proposed
36,512,632
income
charges
186
Net
expenses
to
Sept.
Sulphur Co.
t.
Wa,< ^ Jr*' Fje
nine months
decreased
respect
l-
4,618,000
Illinois fVntral
1954.
revenues
Operating
$2.61
1057
compared
Peace
NoT
d
'
Lon-
all
,
ended
„
common stock
22,852,150
_
Watcrford.
operations,
3,219,587
$3.14
-
(& Canadian Subs.)—Earns. Up—
gary area, operations will continue
form ft Canadian
subsidiary for the
per
taxes--
operating
after
Net
substantially its
retail
3,249,609
stock
petro-cheinicals,"
are
staff
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
Months Ended Sept.
Operating
Net
operating
Net
—V.
Hertz Corp.
Nine
income
the
and
The
1957—Month—1956
operating expenses
Federal
executive
output of
113,710
$5,612,362
,
due directly to the reduction in the sales
price of sulphur and to increased costs of
operations,. Mr. Walet said,
"it
believed," he said, that the decrease in
earnings on sulphur "will
be offset by increased income from diversified
projects, as oil, gas and
share quarterly.
Per
$
Connecticut Power Co.
Stamford
—
exnected
Mnv
n«
On 1N0V.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
generates
utilities.
purchases
entire
bonds
execu-
stations.
franchise
113,710
.•
.
stock
common
~
Lake
„
per
<j<h0
i
oifice is located
at
176
Cumberland
Avenue,
It generates about 30V of its
output of electricity
balance of its reouirements
by purchase or through
appropriate
arrangements
with
other
utilities,
principally
HE.
It
transmits electricity for its ow
npurpo.ses and
for other utilities.
It
distributes and sells electricity at retail
throughout its franchise territory and at wholesale to other utilities. CP
procures
of
/FQTl
(LolJ
Illinois Bell Telephone
Wcthersficld, Conn.
and
000(100
fm
it
CP,
an
operating
public utility engaged
in
the
electric
and
gas
business, was incorporated in 1899 in Connecticut as The
Marine Power
Co., and its name was changed in 1905 to The
!
Offering Delayed
H a.m.
electric
principal
$5,726,072
$6,817,721
common
of
outstanding during the
kw.,
^
104,000 shs.
an operating public utility
engaged
incorporated in 1831 in Connecticut. Its
was
office
share
2,180,000
.
,s asr\J'Pn^}'?2 pf1 «ha';e .on the average number (717,534) of
shares outslancing during the period.
This
$1.97
which
1917. A dividend of 37,2 ce"ts pei share declar
will not be credited on the shares in th s
Flle Prt3Vdous ratie was 35 cents
Bond
1,496,320 shs.
BUSINESS—-HE,
business,
2,525,000 ■
stock
stock
on
.
DlvroEND3-Th« company h..s paid dividends on Its
in'a''
160,000 shs.
$25)
.par
tocome........
7,906,072
Jontex, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Stock Offering Suspended by
Securities and Exchange Commission—
share,
588.000
(par $o0)
4.50V
on
preferred
on
f 1.000.2/0, equal (after
ju.udu
826,703,188
11,000.000
3.JO
1956
9.456,431
$5,881,311, equal lo $2.23 per share on 2,250,000 shares outstanding.
The comparable figures for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1956 were.
MERGER
••
—t—
®
projects,
$72,820,000
—
7,143
Hifrtipr
®
common
355,445
Union
the
1957
40
or
fstm'atftd
on
eastern
16 of
of
Rnrninffs
?,168,426 shares outstanding at B nt. ?o,
outstanding at Sept. 30, 1956.—V. 186,
f
territory covers
approximately 400,000.
17 generating
40'/o
*
•
taxes
earnings for the
concur-
Idaho,
than
Western
EARNINGS—The company, lor the 12 months ended July 31, 1957}
li«d tot"1 operating revenues of $26,910,210, and a net income ol
Outstanding
Debentures
income
common
Jefferson
-.
service
population of
the
cents per share for the same period of the previous
year. Comparative earnings per share are based on the
795,685 shares
of common stock currently outstanding.—V.
185, p. 2099.
enmm
and
99-
of
approximately
between
Subs )
4
three months
-c410'170' equivalent
$316,405
,
sale
this
the
»
Fcr
stock
common
for
76 V
$6,931,431
per
on
shares
preceding
the,
Beane
(&
30-
.
other Divisions
0rder
,
Federal
declared
•Based
s,1Rie-
proceeds from
properties include
hydroeWctric
i
,
PROPOSED
net
portion
a
The company's
N""
tgage.
TO
and.
Co
*
for
•Earnings
share
ner
at :'>,5A-DU Pei
16,000-squarc-mile
u
G are held by
have
$31 50
at
Fenner &
than
more
proflt
■
Balance
.
Peabodv & Co
PeaDOay e& CO.
Dubliclv 225 000 shares of
BUSINESS—Company supplies electricity
of
ii
n„n
•
PROCEEDS—The
Oregon
CP
&V™rcoi0nt™s°t?e ujd«et^P™Sjith
Bank
Si 10 )
of
whose
law,
Coal
Dividends declared
be used by Idaho
made for interim
financing of construction expenditures. The company's estimated construction budget for the balance of 1957 and 1958 totals $75,694,000.
merged
He
York
..rrovld.n to rederat taxes
; rent sale of $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds will
Power for partial payment of short-term bank loans
like
a
15
*
agreed to exchange their
principal amount of HE debentures to be issued under
.the indenture.
The holder of $277,000
principal amount .of the series
E bond> has indicated that it will
not agree to the
exchange and it is
planned to call such bonos, on the effective date
of
the merger/for
redemption at the principal amount thereof on Nov. 1.
1977.
Funds
sufficient for such redemption and for the
payment of interest on such
bonds
Merrill
(pal
pre-
h
Vf;& CF bonds ,oA series E, F and
,■
"
Prniin
fnar
outstanding on the effective
outstanding and unchanged in the
°f
m
has
.
and
Creek
before
$3.14
sell
agreement
an
9per!i revenues, rentals & royalties.. $90,630,081 $85,059,687
Profit
.
reflect
3.90(7
to
iointlv
Writing group neauCd jointly hv Kidder,
by Kidder
HE
merger will continue
the holders
thereof.
Holders
receive
to
contract
a
under
1882.
assets
^
into
.
T.'1431'sliai'tl$,lbWned by
JT
Idaho Power Co.—Common Stock Offered—An under-
two
properties
1.
.
plant and
the Blanket and Cloth Division at Cavendish, VI., and
been made ill the earnings statement for a liquidating
.
-
the
Jacffer Machine Co.
entered
we
$4.87
/
the
$0.10
the
72,594.000
$4.52
'
stockholders.
Dividends
ill
66,017,000
~
3an-
in" the
7^2,(>63
than
s\
under' New
other
,Nct
were
$1.39
—.
necessary to
authorize dls'would pay, for proportionate stock
dissolved company,
at
the
rate
of
Off
the
$1.40
—
Union,
which
presently
owns
stock, or more than the' ,66% V-
86,102
profitable
fvo'n
Island
,
ol
45,163,000
Nine Months Ended September
516,004,796 $14,o07,929
Operations
117.757,000
44,113,000
20,822,000
.
16,
}l!bl'
110,130.000
12,182,000
The $140 figure was reached by negotiation
and a stockholder who owns or controls more
shares.—V. 160, p. 1737.
income
,
—
generally 'more
were
September
writing
merged company.
agreement
common
the
of
will
'
.
provides
that the name of the
merged
Hartford Electric Light Co.
It is contemplated
proposed
stock
'
33,004,000
13,489,000
the
140
of $206,580 in connection with the sale.
Liquidation of this Dlvision eliminates an unprofitable operation. It will also make a Substantlai amount of yorkmg capital available for other uses."—V. 186, p. 944.
than
the
Profits
7"1—f
merger
The
Subs )
(&
33,905.000
$140 per share for each of
loss
will
not
Feb.
i
'
$
,
of
special
and
items
share (after prov. for ptd. divs.)
company
provision
and
in
special
from
$
•
operating
teim
interests,
§1,373,000
after
included
are
—
-equipmeut of
will
he,
merger
already
dolutioiV
1956
income
Sllhs.)--
1957-9 Mos.-l 956
$
share
<:
liO.T.
.
Sons
third quarter as programmed.
"111
,
,
(&
U> Uy
Western
two quartc...
merger,
of
The
the
of the
nf
Agree-
an
the
vested
CP.
other
written
to
of
existence
and
lo
liabilities
result
a
however, that after the merger the name
may be changed
more closely the
scope of the franchise
territory* of the
ferred
in
genn
—
Sept. 30, 1956, and
which amounts of ex-
net
T
directors
have
called
a
meeting of. stockholders to be held
3,
1957 to
consider
the
dissolution
of
the
company
and
the
distribution of its assets to The Western
Union Telegraph Co., which
ended
1956
j
International Ocean Telegraph Co.—To Dissolve—
period,
r. B40.
&
\
_
^
Dec.
•»307,000
ioo.ooo
1956,
operations
lilncoine before
-r
M0v
of
be
1967,
<?prie><5
into HE pursuant
transferred
the
1958
be
may
1,
first and
1Q82
companies.
date
in
o
19 >7.
lo,
be
211
to
Jan.
on
Aug.
of
1
p. 214.
The
1956
Mos-.—1956
G- R- Holden, - President; on Nov, 8 said in part:
"Current losses in the Waldorf Instrument Co. Division
:
•
lne ovohonnn 'nffo
exchange Offei expires
1957, unless extended.
with
Sep.,.
thereof,
cp
,1IE_will br.com3 subject
become
of
Mav
Tho
Dec. 27,
on
of
Net income
debentures, 1958 series A, due
exchange for a like principal amount
3%
30,
Gibson
in-xuhe.
Iluvck
Nct sales
1629,
j.
mortfiafie
determination
taxes.
§Net
Earns, per com.
eral
Sept.
,
The
cured
latest
1il5.000
§»2ii,ooo
nine
ended
J
Nine Months Ended Sept, 30—
1,
Hartford Electric Light
Co.—Makes Exchange Offer
company on Nov
8 offered S52 400 (inn of iti W
«p
jjl
VX^r/i oiierea ^,^UU,UUU OI Its 6 fa se-
..
the
income
$Loss.
(F
shares of outthe basis of $100 of debentures
on
p.
quarter
in
.axos.-v. iso.
Commission
exchange for 283.438
par)
preferred share.—V. 186,
and
1956.
1
Commerce
debentures
the
included
items
Gulf,
the
traordinary income were derived from the sale of inventories following
the acquisition of Gibson Refrigerator Co.
Those same amounts have
■■■.-•
,
in
15
mining opexpiration of
.
operations,
special items and
taxes
under
that
the
at
9"4"
*■<
,
proper comparisons between
1957 and
been excluded
from
1956
income before
has
income
$803,811
227,324
„
'
in
'1957—9
»397.000
3o«,ooo
$810,000
—
$90,434
the
permit
there
provided
claims
1
20,416.000
per com.
V* 'la6,
.
$44,420,000 $49,703,000
;
'
,'Vt
—
$106,331
tons
in
1957—3 Mos.—1956
taxesl—Ji
income
claims
00
106,862,000 100,556,000 330,333.000 325,582,000
.
Net earnings
esli-
is
—
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net ry. oper.-income™-.
186,
P
,
Earnings
$12,249,000 $14,843,000
"To
.
,
year
bcforo.spcifial items',*
and
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Sept. 30—
•
Loss
4-
these
1957-3 Mos.-1956
Profk before inc. taxes
Taxes based on income—
nine
Invest-
_
r—
7,742,058
conditions,
on
$
shares.
the
1956
IIupp Corp.—bales Off—Earnings Show Loss—
—
.
from ry. ope*;
rev.
railway oper.
v.
$
27 762 835
18,287,486
revenue
$
26,029,544
oper,
and.
performed
^
$5,986,000.
in the latest nine months, compared to
period. Metal production was somewhat
the rePort sald-—18b> P- 1955.
1957—9 Months—1956
$
Railway
Railway
terms
same
being
are
Period End. Sept. 30-
the drop in both revenues and net earnings, attributed
by
report mainly to the drastic decline in metal prices which coiltinued into the third quarter and
the
premium on
the
Canadian
dollar, ore milled from company property increased to
1,239,000 tons
*
1956
has
Quarterly Earning ITn Sli^htlv—
Despite
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
«i»»m
and
e
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
tll(J
; >
claims
additional
the
on
the 10-year lease period.—v.
,,
against $47,685,656
as
income
mated
$3,203,100 $10,533,224 $10,119,887
ghare
per
months,
TT.1
inc.—Uctober
mining
.
■
Lsumatea net earnings for the nine months ended Sept, 30, 1957,
uftl!r a11 °^atlng costs, including administration, depreciation, deore royalty and all taxes, amounted to $6,669,950, equal to
42,42 per share on the 2,757.973 outstanding shares of capital stock.
For the corresponding period of 1956, net earnings wer $17,038,794,
the
Colgate Univeisity.
aiores,
114
^
,■.(-•
Life
and
also
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd.—Net Earn-
illgS Drop Sharply—
company.
Insurance Co.
owns
th£ °i>-'^ado and Green
2033,
Y., up
$40,000,000
company's properties,
Rivers
Inter-River Corp. has leased from D. & R.
Uranium Corp. 60 mmins clpIms owned hy £>• & R. Uranium Corp. which are located
adjacent to the 114 claims owned
by the company in San Juan County,
Utah, This lease commences Sept, 21, 1957, and is for a term of 10
years, unless sooner terminated in accordance with its
terms, expiring
Sept. 21, 1967, with an option for renewal for an
186, p. 1955.
Revenues
,
received
from
Hudson Bay
this
Life
'
Gravsmi-Rnhincnn
v»iayauu nooinson
.
944.
p.
corporation
erations
Director—
a
l'
j
will
Street, New York 6, N.
lnsufancr^sociation of
cS^er^ anS lndusmember of the National
if at?uste?5 Colcate UniverS
Society of New York
America, the Fifth Avenue Association
try Association, of New York
He is
'
New
Institute
insurance
Industrial
186,
Pn,™.
Xr
the
on
iSnmlwi
t at , oti able p
lease in Wayne County and San Juan
County, -Utah, approximately
75 miles southwest of Moab, Utah, and approximately one to four
m
Grant Co.—Clarence J.
Myers
Clarence J. Myers has been elected a director
end
below.—V.
known to exist
obtained.
The
"Otao
Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Bids at™,- on
Nov. 20—
28,873,980 272,051,989 238.354,546
...
Ti«rh«no-
Inc.
be
can
,
Resources,
ore is
discoveredS8|indUCief
Splendor Milling" Co.—Merger Negotiations—
Radorock
umicfnil
$
<38,471
Taizr
p.
,
,
Hidden
857,450
a es Ancreasea—
19o7—4 Wks.—1956
"
iaT
v
v.
1
«
Co.—Current Salec
a
ea)„c
$6,179,040
.
body of commercial
on Nov. 7 by Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates at $16 per
share,, were quickly sold. For details, see V. 186, p. 2050.
'
1629.
Union
r.,
1
$90,697
Or
-rerioa t in. r\ t
oct. 26—
•"
!
opers.
deficit—„
oper.
186, p.
$39'762'°i° $4fi'?<J4,0b0
327271
1—_!
Net
'
Hewlett-Packard Co.—Stock Sold—The
300,000 shares
Capital Stock (par $1), which were publicly offered
Of
1957—9 Mos.—1956
the
company
from
...
this
for general corporate purposes, including car y
K_
f
g
ge
„eArJ
invbnt-nrip~
>—V. 186, p. 1505.
.
.
€
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2154)
Period End'. Sept. 30—
Railway
oper.
icvenue
Railway
oper.
.*
336,557
$3,728,691
2,156,174
$4,389,049
2,458,791
$765,085
284,642
$8 72,019
expenses*.
Net rev. from ry. opcrs.
.
$536,262
$480,443
$1,930,258
$1,572,517
income-—
1630.
261,336
143,324
979,191
859,794
Net
oper.
rv.
i86,
—V.
p.
used
therefor.—V.
treasury
New
Canada,
of
o.
construction expenditures
and the balance, if any, w 11
expenditures or to reimburse the
184,
1818.
p.
this
by
the
corporation
Milli-Switcn
of
saiua
comparative results for the nine months ended Scpti. 30, >1956^'
ended Sept. 30, 1957.
These results are based on the 2,056,841
shares outstanding after payment of the 5% stock diyidend on May 1-';
1957,
and
Monica,
was
its
shares.—V.
common
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
$365,370
$284,655
Period End. Sept. 30
Railway oper. revenue
Railway
1
198,901
230,919
expenses..
oper,
1957 — 9 Mos.
1956
$2,845,401 $2,479,492
1,971,794
1,766,367
R.
P.
Net
186, J).
opers.'
ry.
$713,125
$873,607
159,442
$85,754
15,764
$114,451
26,036
income,,,.
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
129,988
1630.
cision
Net
Net
593,143
534,294
from ry. opcrs.
rev.
$136,002
$250,098
$826,760
$1,290,138
income...
*43,006
299,648
1,4.17,101
1,990,736
oper.
ry.
4,959,319
expenses.
Railway op; r.
♦Deficit.—V.
186,
.
1630.
p.
Railway
oper.
revenue
Railway
oper.
1957—Month— 1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$5,693,306
$5,883,106 $51,341,908 $52,869,589
4*830,055
4,710,683 44,524,853 43,113,491
expenses
Net
Net
from
rev.
186,
$1,172,423
593,524
$363,251
190,970
op.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
ry.
.
.
$9,756,098
4,742,490
$6,817,055
932,906
The
Ry. Co.—Earnings—
Litchfield & Madison
revenue..
expenses*
Net
Net
oper.
186,
$1,439,206
$1,197,398.
$147,030
$104,533
37,907
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
from ry. opers.
rev.
43,255
444,483
374,087
1630.
p.
value
exact
Period Ended Sept. 30—
(including
packages)
before
Earns,
Fed.
inc.
Other
taxes
(est.)...
1957—9 Mos.-—1956
earnings
,*■
outstanding....
fEarnings per share
$4,694,250
7,740,897
$13,990,564
*7,253,002
*$1.93
$5,140,990 $13,162,868
*7,253,002
*$0.71
$0.61
7,740,897
$1.70
♦Adjusted to accord with the stock split of two and one-half shares
one,
effective Dec. 13, 1956.
tDuc to the change in depletion
allowance the stated net earnings for 1957 are increased 10 cents per
for
chare
the
for
months;
quarter and 25 cents per share for* the nine
1956 are increased 11 cents and 30 cents for the
for
The
results
cluded
paring
the
the
of
above
are
wholly-owned
on
a
basis
which
annual statements.
Cuban
equals
peso
The
U,
one
S.
South
Cuban
subsidiaries
American
follows
the
method
results
dollar—V.
180,
expenses.
used
$1,218,658
ry.
22,358,296
20,519,540
1,299,792
13,319,246
12,342.788-,
operating income
3,405,217
25,555,248
22,315,153
after charges*:——
3,002,228
2,914,637
2,660,686
22,546,064
20,343,248
Net
—V.
—V.
is
move
186,
figured
are
at
par
1848.
p.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$1,080,613
622,676
$7,246,254
494,895
$6,456,852
1,931,725
1,175,560
made,"
he
negotiated
has
downtown
Denver
merged
The
May-D
than 50%
House
Operating
Net
Net
revenue..
oper.
expenses.
said,
from
rev.
1957—Month—1956
$2,050,374
1,335,693
1957—9 Months- 1956
$2,326,092 $19,876,091 $20,970,394
1,423,549
12,440,831
12,534,350
$715,181
$902,543
$7,435,260
$8,436,544
inc...
27Q.320
437,201
2,959,080
4,132,207
1630.
The
corporation on Nov.
covering 5,000 shares
SEC
affiliates
Other income
filed
4
of
a
class
letter
A
of
common
notification
stock
to
with
be
milk
other
more
&
Louisville & Nashville
Period Ended Sept. 30—
both
at
The
$
Net
Net
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
rev.
from
the
35-year
a
lease
with
four
25-year
the
p.
1849.
Denver
is
>
.
May's '
•
.
to
be
a
have
area
exceeded
'
''
'
Sales
$6,500,000,
.
plaza
a
service
and
3,610,777
3,451,049
1,966,676
2,267,456
30,796,316
18,038,801
Sales
Off—
1957—Month—1956
—Vhei86b°pe 1630 ^ lndUde Nashville Chattanooga
& St. Louis Ry.
(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Sales Up—Profits
Dip
company
on
Nov.
13
reported
total
sales
ended
Sept. 30 of $343,094,380 compared with
fibrillar period a year ago.
Total sales for the
30
were
1956
$100/881,506 while the total sales
were
for
for
the
nine
$330,365,149
$4,645,747
$4,903,442
quarter
the
ended
same
the
Sept
quarter
of
$96,575,424.
at
retired
ill
March
the
For
«qual
to
dividends
corporation's
on
paid
board
action,
share
the
Leon
the
months
per
share,
previous
ended
Sept.
compared
30
with
net
earnings
$1,082,921,
Or
were
38
000,000,
the
Chairman of the Board, stated.
"During the
its current bank loans from $28,000 000 to
present amount."—-V. 186, p. 1377.
reduced
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
—V.
oper.
revenue.
$2,066,705
oper.
expenses
1,714,253
rev.
ry.
1957—Month—1956
from
oper.
186,
p.
$352,452
$443,152
Income..
149,900
189,218
1505.
the
than
it
in
meets
February
consider
to
year
tion
of
Louis
the
dividend
E.
rate
stock,
Senior
for
1957
distributed
review
Wolfson,
latter's
addition
Executive
the
1,968.
84
it
announced
was
"
*
on
Nov.
7,
Cleared—
has authorized this corpora¬
competitive 'bidding.
Earnings—,
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.Period Eiid. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. ievenue—
operating
Railway
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
exps.
income*—
oper.
186,
1957—Month—1956
$385,085
$383,128
192,435
242,322
$192,650
76,980
$140,806
38,870
9 Months—1956
1957
$3,601,746
2,162,006
$1,439,740
539.228
$3,348,391
1,723,923
$1,624,408
650,268
174C.
p.
operating exps.
Railway
front ry. oper.
rev.
income
oper.
ry.
i86,
—V.
1631.
p.
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$1,775,356
$1,751,043 $17,198,922 $16,026,681
1,419,692
1,352.220 12,901,185
12,355,0^5
.
$355,664
152,118
$398,823
149,103
$4,297,737
1,569,355
$3,671,586
1,445,416
-
■
.
.
.
r,
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Period End. Sept. 30—
of
was
in
$1.20
in
cash,
payable
July.
operating exps.
Railway
to
President
now
election
as
director
a
and
in
Board
Chairman,
fol¬
1949.
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$4,285,909
$4,627,765 $36,057,386 $35,570,322
3,316,431
3,152,095 29,285,721
28,017,882
had
grown to $257,470,000 for the first nine months of 1957,
$41,633,000 for the full year of 1949. with net earnings
increasing to $10,121,000 from $1,033,000.
Merritt's backlog stood at $602,000,000 as
of this Sept. 30, com¬
pared with $509,000,000 a year ago and $25,500,000 at the close of
Mr. Harvey said.
been
out
that
annual
an
dividend
of
cash
stock
and
Of
Of
including those of subsidiaries acquired between
1955.
total
a
this
earnings,
including
the
dividend
the
account,
Mr.
been
dend
be
of
action
share
of
completed
Harvey
recommended to
in
disposal
major
has
the
for
the
1956-1957
capital
im¬
already has been expended, he said.
date,
$30,646,000 was met
from
net
to
$15,882,000
from
that
allocated
said.
board
allocated
some
cannot
be
Merritt's
is
from
subsidiary
a
working
interests,
predicted
present
at
this
capital
consideration
capital and
he noted.
to
time,
the
improvements
be
taken
he
said,
"it
will
be
February meeting that the company's
on
a
cash basis,
and that the divi¬
quarterly dividends be
higher than the quarterly
rate
of $0
cents
per
share
"It
$7,552,440
2,678,782
Manufacturing
(&
Subs.)—•
Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
sales
,—
before
Income
Canadian
Provision
18,427,631
57,975,485
54,082,398
9,050,000
9,040,000
28,350,000
26,880,000
——:—
9,792.505
9,387,631
72,000
29,625,485
210.000
27,202,398
216,000
16,829.535
9,315,631
16,710.006
29,415,485
16,829,585
$0.58
$0.56
$1.75
26,986,398
16,710,006
$1.81
divs.
Amount
—V.
per
and
paid-
earned
outstdg—
com.
186, p.
70,000
on
stock—.—
common
shares
235,948,905
13,842,505
taxes—
Fed.
income
Com.
81,453,319 274,225*317
taxes
inc.
for
stock
$
92,646,950
and
Fed.
Canadian inc.
Net
1957—9 Mos.—1956
S
$
$
Net
share**
9,722,505
1740.
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue
operating exps.
Railway
1957—Month—1956
$582,616
$531,419
267,303
294,261
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
income**_
oper.
$315,313
149,120
1957—9 Months—195G
$4,490,604
2,543,957
$4,312,874
2,550,84s
$237,158
$1,946,647
125,335
978,052
$1,762,026
947,747
1740.
186, p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
the
most
industries
can
Merritt
$6,771,665
2,326,718
paid
Summarizing the 1958 outlook, he said that every unit of Merritt is
operating profitably and that the company was "in excellent position
make
&
Into
"Accordingly,"
at its
1957."
to
572,842
1956.
$43,321,000
spent
1958
While
regular
$56,674,000
program,
$43,321,000
proceeds
fact
of
$1,475,670
290,060
p.
Minnesota Mining
Pfd.
by Merritt in 1956 and 1957 to conserve funds for an
capital
expenditures
program
to
expand
the
company's
provements
$969,478
income—
oper.
186,
had
adopted
and
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
Earnings Up—
its
taxes
pointed
Net
Net
the
against
as
be
with
of
our
which
planned
comprise
expansion
of
operations
Merritt-Chapman
&
Railway
positively that there are no plans
other company," he emphasized.—V. 186,
to
p.
merge
1&49.
revenue
operating exps.
Scott."
stated
any
the
in
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
Net rev. from
Net
ry.
p.
ry. oper.
income
oper.
—V. 136,
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$5,945,764 $52,064,220 $55,286,731
4,743,265 42,243,421 44,114,435
$5,486,491
4,213,667
$1,272,824
424,658
1631.
$1,202,499
453,163
$9,820,799 $11,172,296
2,253,353
3,946,343,
'
Mexican Light & Power Co., Ltd.
(& Subs.)—Earnings
_
3 Mos. End.
_
(In Canadian Currency)—
operating
Operating taxes
Net
$4,768,232
5,053,084
10,196,002
sell
Railway oper. revenue—
original construction, marine salvage and der¬
rick operations, Merritt's scope of activity now includes such
growth
industries as chemicals, paints and metallurgical products, shipbuild¬
ing
ancl steel,
he
noted.
As
a
comparison,
he
pointed out
that
operating
Net profit
$4,009,273
1,540,666
•
1958
meeting of the New York Society of Security
a
Harvey,
9 Mos. End. Sept. 30
Sept. 30,'57
1957
1956
revenue
and
$10,332,752 $30,865,064 $26,044,194
depreciation—
8,363^236
24,867,842
20,639,825
$5-
1957—9 Mos —1956
6,054,080
9,738,359
Utilities, Inc.—Financing
Vice-President,
14 at
annual
Gross
$2,163,016 $20,527,518 $20 551 807
1,719,864
is'783'575
16,518,245
op.
ry.
rate
E.
and 4%
in
comprehensive
a
lowing
RR.—Earnings—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
higher
a
quarterly in 1957 will be recommended to
when
revenue
$1,969,516
$5,997,222
$5,404,369
776,312
—
2,417,444
2,382,486
tFinancial charges on debt
Maine Central
at
company's position and pros¬
pects,
Mr. Harvey
traced
the growth
realized by Meiritt
through
the expansion and diversification
program launched under the direc¬
per
*
—
Analysts.
$444,755
cents
year.
Lowenstein,
company
basis
cash
a
Robert
leported on Nov.
1956.
three
15c
549,256
15,249,088
The
Net
share
per
growth
"ct,Jnc®me for thc nine months period ended Sept. 30 was $2 *
35,519 after taxes, equal to 96c per share.
This compares with net
earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1956 of $4 885
773 equal
to $1.70 per share, after preferred
dividends. The preferred stock was
808,865
15,792,439
$44,108,350 $44,865,223
months
in
'
:
—
-1_——*
Railway oper. revenue—
-
1957—10 Mos.—1956
1631.
p.
Quarterly
30-cent
37,880,279
22,805,902
—
South
SEC,
to
Earns,
145,051,336
—
——
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings-
>
Co.—October
—
186,
1953
$
182,931,615
.t—_
——
—
period Enrl. Sept. 30—
McLellan Stores
Period Ended Oct. 31—
extensive
$
—
*
an
additional 451,894 shares of its $10 par. common, stock
;
' •
"
corporatiqn proposes to invest approximately $10,300,000 of the
proceeds In additional shares of the common stock of two of its sub¬
sidiaries, Louisiana Power & Light Co. and. New Orleans Public Service
Inc., for the, purpose of providing those subsidiaries with a portion of
the funds required for construction purposes, and to repay $1,275,000
of bank loans.: The remainder, of the proceeds will be held by. Middle
South for further investments in the common stocks of its separate
subsidiaries and for other corporate purposes. See also V. 186, p. 2051,
tion
it has announced
that it plans to spend that much again
(exclusive of the Daniels &
Fisher
transaction)
during the next two or
tnree years.—V.
186,
program
The
14,699,830
114.
p.
The
re¬
During the past live years, the May Company's capital improvements
in
He
are
19,557,843 182,918,825
16,106,194 452,122,509
income...
oper.
ry.
1,391,404
14*983.57,4
%
——_——
lias pending before the Michigan Public Service ..Com¬
application for a rate increase to ol'fseo increased costs.—
an
186,
Middle
"This purchase is an investment on our part," Mr. May said.
"We
no intention of taking any
part whatsoever in the management
or affairs oi
Scruggs Vandervoort Barney or any of its stores."
1949,
1957—9 Mos.—1956
s
20,052,621
16,441,844
op.
ry.
13*308,'426
1,387,120
company
mission
V.
will
stores
have
($3
par
RR.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
»
Railway
Railway
96,982,972^
13,596,454
income'—
-Net
store in Court House Square will occupy
than is available in the present May store.
multi-million dollar development that will
F
space
Square
diversified operations,
«
107,930.403
——~——-
deductions
Income
May also announced the purchase by the May Company, as
separate transaction, of 87,000 shares of common stock, which is
Wri'io
of
the
shares
outstanding,
of
Scruggs .Vandervoort
Barney Co.
The sellers included some of the owners of Daniels &
offered
at
(net)
Gross income
Mr.
after
producers corporate associations
per
share).
No underwriting' is involved.
The proceeds
used for
working capital.
or
1956<;jfi;.j
110,291*398
facilities———
Operating in.tonie
about
revenues
Louisiana Pure Milk Producers Association Inc., Baton
Rouge, La.—Files With SEC—
to
'■
a
In
ry. oper.
oper.
186, p.
:_:*_::rtaxes——
and
expenses
from leased
Income
.
.
"business
May-D & F, a 21-story hotel, underground parking,,
including an ice-skating rink, and other business and
In
railway
—-V,
1957
121,526.857
—
—*'i J:. J—
Balance
:
include
Merritt's
oper.
'T
Sept. 30—
Operating revenues
acquired by May, pending
the total would be in the
that
building at 16th and Champa.
quarterly,
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30—
'•
/
Fisher assets
&
newals with Webb & Knapp for the Court House Square space.
Webb & Knapp is acquiring the D & F Tower Building and
—V.
I
Railway
Railway
1956.;,;"
p.
usual."
as
Building—and
pre¬
1630.
186,
income
12 Months Ended
•
the
dividend
income...
oper.
14,080,498 138,221,348 131*249,361%*
2,709,242
is purchasing the Daniels & Fisher inventories, accounts re¬
ceivable, trade names, and other assets—exclusive of the D &' F Tower
in¬
in
$5,350,262 $50,009,468 $48,108,105
4,269,649
42,763,214
41,651,253
4,735,617
Net rev. from ry. cpers.
Net
15,030,509
Net
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—To Incr. Cash. Div.—
1957—Month—1956
$5,954,275
revenue
expenses:*—
1,268,863
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
s
3,028,780
May
Long Island RR.- -Earnings—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
.
taxes—
action, sensitive pre¬
many of wuich meet
respective periods.
came
one
third
and
$
21,004,169 199,454,138 186,426,842
operating taxes—
Federal
Fisher.
Net
$
a
-
.
area,
$27,734,963 $20,677,187 $76,728,259 $73,809,658
8,007,412
8,492,181
22,005,079
23,193,001
2,760,000
2,825,000
7,280,000
7,750,000
553,162
526,191
1,562,211
1,452,437
Shares
)
1957—9 Mos.—1956
Other
;
units.
taxes
income
Subs.)—
(& Wholly-Owned
3 957—3 Mos,—1956
paper
inc.
taxes
8.
22,733,369
revenues
Operating
be
of
plant
closings of the transactions will take place today (Nov. 18).
Tile new downtown Denver store, into which the Denver operations
of
the
two
companies will be moved,
will comoine the May and
Daniels & Fisher names, and it will occupy well over 400,000 square
feet of space in the new Court House
Square project now under con¬
struction by Webb & Knapp, Inc.
„
v .
: ' ,
Both of the present downtown stores of May and Daniels & Fisher
will
continue
to operate
at their present locations until the move
is made, probably not until the early summer of next year, Mr. May
more
Cement Corp.
Star
Lone
Daniels
the
of
inventories, but he estimated
neighborhood of $3,500,000.
Court
Sales
p.
1957—Month—1956
■%-
-
Operating
Stores Co.—Acquisition—
final
go on
1957—9 Mos.- 1956
$2,664,705
$2,878,389
1,467,307
1,439,206
1957—Month—1956
$265,311
$506,430
160,778
159,400
Period Etui. Sept. 30—
Railway oper,
the,,
.
of
announced on Nov. 13 that it lias completed negotia¬
tions
to
acquire the Daniels & Fisher Stores Co. of Denver,
Colo.
Morton D. May, President, said that it was impossible to state the
"Until
Railway
for
company
said.
1630.
p.
line of snap
a
and
switches
Ind.,
$1.22
The
Lehigh Valley RR.—EarningsPeriod Ended Sept. 30—
Irankl'ort,
.
include
Milli-Switch
May Department
1956
$6,211,032
4,920,944
$5,786,579
$334,392
$779,147
.
California
the
the
subsidiary
plant will
a
division.
electronics
of
at
to
as
of
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Earnings Drop Off-1-
1957—9 Mos.
1957—Month—1956
revenue
future
name
own
equipment
immediate
-
-
.
its
186,
Period End. Sept. 30—
an¬
auxiliary actuating devices,
military requirements lor vibration, shock, corrosion resistance and
the
like.
Included
in
the
line
are
hermetically sealed and high
amperage switches of subminiature type.—V. 186, p. 1093.
Lehigh & New England IUL—EarningsPeriod End. Sept. 30-
Railway oper.
■
under
operate
Production
the
In
Products
Net
will
Mallory.
moved
Mallory'*
12.
Nov.
on
Milli-switch
common' share
per
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Bell
i
nounced
*
earnings
ended'Sept. 30, 1956 based on the lesser number of shares
outstanding.
Including the dividends paid on Nov, 1, 1957, the company has paid
during thc current year the regular dividend of $1 Canadian per
annum on its
preferred shares and 75 cents in cash and 5% in stockthen
majority
and
Calif,
with
compare
nine months
Michigan
facilities
plant,
of
Corp.
is attached showing the
loss
the three months ended Sept. 30, 1957 a*
figures for the nine months ended,oil that date
the
on
of
profit and
profit for
months
(P. R.) Mallory & Co. Inc.—Acquisition—
Acquisition
of
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
allowing for accrual of preferred share dividends, the net profitquarter ended Sept. 30, 1957 represents approximately 48 cents
Canadian
per common share making a
total of $1.43 for the nine
generating
interest
statement
net
.
After
for
Canada
in
the
and
instrumentality of
an
at the Canadian subsidiary's Tinker hydro¬
station adjacent to Fort Fairfield, Me., and trans¬
mitted over facilities located in the United States for redelivery
to
the Canadian subsidiary at various points on the international border.
The remaining 4,000,000 kilowatt-hours will be generated
within the
United States.—V. 186, p. 2051.
generated
electric
30);
to SI,675,000 at Sept.
for
further construction
(amounting
be
of
Province
the
Brunswick,
Brunswick.
New
Fr.iderieton,
of
mission
unaudited
well as the accumulated
for
Incurred
indebtedness
note
authorized this company to
export up to 30,000,000 kilowatt-hours of electric energy to its.Canadian
subsidiary, Maine & New Brunswick Electric Power. Co., Ltd., and up
to 30.000,000 kilowatt-hours to the New Brunswick Electric Power Com¬
be
-
Mass., up to 10:45 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for the purchase from it
$2,000,000 first mortgage bonds, scries A, due Nov. 1, 1977.
Proceeds of this financing Wui be applied iu part to the payment
short-term
An
consolidated
has
According to tne application, 26,000,000 kilowatt-hours of the 30,kilowatt-hours to be exported to the Canadian subsidiary will
at 4.41 Stuart Street, Boston 16,
will be received by the company
Bids
Commission
Power
000,000
Gas Co.—Bids for Bonds on Nov. 18—
Lawrence
Federal
The
1957—9 Mob.—1956
1957—Month—1956
Service Co.—To Export Energy—
Maine Public
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
Lake Superior &
.
$1,193,204 *$3,579,778 *$3,021,883
—
*Not
including special item credits aggregating $304,760 resulting
semi-annual retirements, on Feb. 1, 1957 and
Aug. 1, 1957,
company's bonds and debenture stock purchased in the market
and
exchange differences relating to such retirements and to serial
maturity payments.
The corresponding figure for 1956 was $231,849.
from
of
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Net
—V.
rev. from
ry.
oper.
186,
p.
ry. oper.
income,
1957—9 Months—1956
$
5
$
24,025,939 225,138,316 226,776,383
18,992,970 172,859,880 173,119,852
1957—Month—1956
$
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
24,392.483
19,022,793
5,369,690
5,032,969
52,278,436
2,718,338
2,873,602
26,961,307
53.656,531
29,085,268
1957.
the
the
+The
amounts
shown
above
are
the
net
charges
to
profit
and
loss
after deducting the relatively small proportion allocated to construction.
Offered—The
company
Nov. 8 offered to its common stockholders
of record
Missouri
on
Utilities
Co.—Stock
Oct. 15 the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 25 for
25,135 additional shares of common stock (par $1) at
,
Volume
186
Number
56S1
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
(2155)
$19.50
share
per
the basis of
on
twelve shares held
(with
one
share for each
new
for
pay
The
proceeds
from
additions
property
with
and
improvements.
sells
company
Missouri.
in
It
electricity
also
Girardeau, Mo. The company serves
EARNINGS—Operating
For
while
the
revenues
net
first
were
1942.
have
capitalization
of
stock
common
*
its
preferred
<par
«:
income
1956
.
amounted
totaled
Period
which
largely
and
the
of
present
to
Wise
engines
of
funded
326,755
and
186,
to
Counties,
at
its
revenue
oper.
expenses-'"
$1,803,789
1,534,510
1,412,718
1957—Month—1956
$5,456,931
27,131,301
19,198,196
Federal
Other
-the
income
taxes/./
1,967,554
operating income
charges-—
186,
$16,558,971
Period End.
$16,789,358
Railway
13,884,985-,.13,673,539
$391,071
$2,673,986
138,231
789,049
3,252,167
28,340,795
26,668,722
2,679,503
2,555,156
22,362,932
Sept. 30
1957—Month—1956
713,304
Net
$534,807
ry.
^Deficit.—V.
$1,542,783
88,006
*8,287
1631.
Net
Motorola, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up Slightly-
Net
sales
Inc.
Net
inc.
Fed.
taxes_
President,
in
income..—
it.
162,689,182
10,500,327
:v 1,773,601
$1,751,757
$1.00
6,515,980
$0.91
•
:'
—
fourth
with
1956.—-Vi
quarter was
Motorola's
186,
...
envisioned
total
earnings
$2.76
^
by
for
W.
the. year
Period Ended Sept. 30—
130,293,819
90,483,721
$
Net
Net
$
ry.
19,540.054
17,662,684
172,001,935
12,447.747
11.300,229
113,064,969
102,832,771
.2,615,486
2,372.239
20,842,573
18,932,898
186,
154,662,768
expenses——
Other
operating
$283,351
$2,876,169
208,194
1,887,544
$3,221,093
1,842,991
$50,233
$75,157
$988,625
*31,957
-
*1,836
1,299,727
13,375,324
11,550,327
2,690,489
24,719,069
21,346,772
Railway
oper.
revenue—
13,546,821
2,635,076
2,426,871
21.454.268
19,290,021
Railway
oper.
expenses-
10,802,481
Net
Net
fr.
186,
Period End. Sept. 30—
Munsingwearf-Inc.—Sales
Months
Nine
Net
sales
~
Earnings
Ended
before
Provision
lor
Minority
Sept.
income
income
interest
Net
taxes,
-
-
-
—
•Includes gain
share—'
1956
$1.66
$0.86
Net
of $109,710.
of the Hollywood-Maxwell Co.
Net
since, its acquisition
1957 are included in the 1957 figures.—V.
186,
will be
received
be
used
treasury
to
for
pay
expenditures
sales
Sept. 30—
&
other
before
Prov.
taxes
325,000
income
$392,135
with
$485,219
come
derived
1956.
Per
cents,
not
s
year
a
in
quarter
sale
the
23
cents
earnings
National
estate
third
$814,092
$392,135
in
first
nine
a
this
third
from
came
$2.09
the
the
months
year
of
ago.—V.
Corp.—Notes
326,152
3,163,009
3,134,089
op.
$70,717
$79,672
$651,584
$753,295
income—
*8,046
*1,433
*36,994
162,807
amount
ry.
186,
This
corporation
after
made
on
Oliver
For
A.
Nov.
each
of
The
100
Federal
!■_
8,071,979
income——
by
Ely
shares
of
to
purchase
of
this
real
York
8,024,823
8,059,445
74,475,065
67,378,496
7,007,970
7,433,549
62,220,474
57,521,305
Corp..
according
A.
Land tu,
of
to
50%
of
the
outstanding
Water
Service
Sept. 30—
an
of
announcement
the
Board,
Artists,
NTA
will
pay
$437.50
sinking fund debentures
various
shares
presently
are
similar
is
offer
the
initial
formalities
about
1,000.000
outstanding.
subordinated
In
sinking
to
purchase
the
be
to
extended
to
acquisition
balance
all
of
has
been
addition,
fund
NTA
has
notes.—V.
of
respec¬
the
2,192,464
p.
179,900
455,600
410,700
70,505
71,425
212,460
214,990
$187,524
$160,475
$375,916
107,484
414,139
298,357
Bros.
Pictures, Inc. below.—V.
186,
p.
1957—9 Mos.- -1956
161,136,121
151,058,100
100,446,673
11,619,684
10,694,284
2,437,550
2,528,599
21,580,714
20,658,355
2,162,527
2,314,795
19,454,276
18,870,311
taxes-
19,258,786
1632.
p.
ry.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$1,038,040
$1,141,084
expenses-
709,200
747,113
opers.
$328,840
income—_
32,384
$393,971
75,239
ry.
oper.
186,
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
fr.
rev.
$9,440,259
6,390,534.
$9,888,641
$3,049,725
$3,682,96<
554,266
723,26j
6,205,677
1632.
p.
was
$318,902
$267,959
$790,055
net
$19,361,703
it
$0.72
$2.12
the
was
of
same
The
1957
compared
per
of
tl)e
with
25
1956.
the
12
$1.67
this
for
months
ended
Sept.
corporation's
of
stock
common
share
per
preferred
common
stock
$4,900,000
of
for
the
nine
stock
for
Sept.
common
ended
for
months
$29,389,690
requirements
equivalent
was
stock
12
Sept.
the
to
$1.86
30,
same
1957
ended
50,
for
on
per
the
the
tal
year
share
compared
period of
ended
of
186,
24,956,842
25,141,884
23,239,917
23,381,478
1850.
p.
Co.—Financing Cleared by SEC—
contribution
to
Ohio.
of
the sale of the bonds and the
capital contribution will
by Ohio for prepayment of not in excess of $36,000,000 of itu
outstanding bank notes. The remaining proceeds, together with other
fqnds, will be applied to property additions and improvements. See also
V. 186, p. 2052.
used
Otter Tail Power Co.—To Receive Bids Nov.
$2.22
The
1
p.m.
debentures
company's
186, p.
and
respectively
noon,
offered
recent
represent
$5,220,000
the
offering
unsubscribed
its
to
portion
stockholders.
$45,657,128
$1,802,703
deducting
stockholders
of
distributed
per
of
dividend
record
1,685,732
*$23.28
the
also
:
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Earnings LowerNine
Months
Ended
Sept.
sales
Net
30—
income
Federal
1956
$118,890,5r4
taxes
15,760,967
income-—
8,459,000
income
8,828,000
$7,922,6b5
6,600,558
outstanding at end of period
Shares
of
35c
23,
15,
1957
186,
p.
per
1957.
in
6,292,9^.)
share
per
$1-11
$1/
u
September, 1957, the company reduced from 51% to 48% its equi ,7
the common stock of Fiberglas Canada Ltd., a Canadian company.
In
in
the
Accordingly,
ments
—V.
of
186,
accounts
consolidated
income
for
1378; V.
p.
the
the
of
Canadian
have been
nine
company
excluded
months
the
from
ended
Sept.
which had here¬
foregoing stat
30,
1957
and
1956.
185, p. 2917.
Pacific
Oper.
Consolidated
Tin
revenue
Sept. 30—
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earning
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.—19E6.
tin
from
operations,
including
royalties received,
_
$642,000
$623,000
$1,963,000
by-products
taxes, before
564,000
534,000
1,710,000
$-,152,001
1,7G0,0C1
247,000
212,000
827,000
890,CC1
84,000
115,000
260,000
353,CO
Oper. revenue from fcld-
and
after
...
Dcprec.,
depletion
and
amorttiz. of intangible
a,ssets
Mining
„
leaseholds
sur-
...
24'0&a
rendered
share
payable Dec. 13, 1957 to
^Includes 116,971 shares which
payment
1632.
16,750,685
$7,301,967
on
income
Estimated
v
1957
$122,172,560
-
before
Net
$27.08
stock
common
Nov.
March
share.—V.
of
See
1957.
dcprec., depletion, etc.
1956
*$41,958 003
share
per
20—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., the underwriter, will put $691,200 of 5V4%
convertible debentures, due Nov. 1, 1967, of this utility up for put/flo
bidding Nov. 20. Bids will be accepted simultaneously in New York and
Period End.
1957
outstanding
value
$1.90
2,813,675
2,848,587
3,395,373
„„„
assets
were
11,645,757
3,312,006
24,182,503
common
with
1956.
Niagara Share Corp.—Net Asset Value Off—
of
13,324,798
income'
charges
Proceeds
Net
Asset
26,092,658
1,236,458
corporation's
1544.
Shares
2,921,136
1,412,725
The SEC, it was announced on Nov.
7, has issued an order authoriz¬
ing this company to issue and sell, at competitive bidding, $25,000,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1987.
The Commission also authorized its
parent, American Gas & Electric Co., to make a $12,000,000 cash
capi¬
stocks,
operating revenues for the first nine months of 1957 were
$183,661,274 compared with $182,215,218 for the same period in 1956.
For the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1957
they were $245,777,773 com¬
pared with'$241,765,127 for the year ended Sept. 30, 1956.—V. 186,
Net
3,594,927
taxes-
Ohio Power
30,
$22,162,978 for the same period
by Earle J. Machold, President.
the
with
dividend
months
common
taxes—
operating
after
tofore been
income
compared
After
stocks,
for
share of
with
nine
1956.
net
$25,595,627
30,
1957—9 Mos.—1956
18,877,720 178,346,618 167,446,862
11,906,451 113,972,320 108,378,685
Corp.—Earnings Off—
for
Oct.
on
compared
period
was
stock
1957
income
operating
Provision for Federal taxes
Power
income
announced
consolidated
Sept.
Co.—Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
10,924,679
$1.77
requirements on the
equivalent to $1.40 per share
was
Telephone
Sept. 30—
$659,506
$0.86
dividend
months
Bell
expenses
Federal
Other
V.
share
per
1956,
this
and
1957.
946.
*
18,142,065 ' 16,955,134
12,278,172
10,990,685
1,078,086
Chicago at
out¬
National Theatres, Inc.—Joins in New
Agreement—
Warner
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
19,244,337
$361,149
331,378
from
operations
consolidated
After
♦After
See
Telephone
revenues—
1,909,559
232.600
Niagara Mohawk
The
Artists
completed
outstanding
186,
28.194,230
13,029,153
1,256,647
spar
Associated
Telefilm
Bell
Operating
$2,896,398
660,726
As of Oct. 31—
National
12,401,606
operating taxes
Profit
concluded.
shares
24,672,247
2,337,082
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$3,236,440
792,575
Consolidated net income amounted to
$1,095,826, or $2.95 per share,
for the 32 months ended
Sept. 30, 1957, Richard L. Rosenthal, President,
further announced.—V. 185,
p. 2450.
p.
expected
Subs.)—Earnings
$1,072,526
Total
Associated
after
required
There
5%
in
10
stock.
Vice-President,
j stockholders
of
and
Artists arc to be
acquired by NTA from
of stockholders represented by LouLs Chester and Maxwell
Chairman of the Board and Executive
substantially
standing
(&
$1,233,204
expenses-
income
preferred
Associated
tively, of Associated Artists.
A
and
group
Goldhar,
Corp.
1957—3 MOS.—1956
*.
revenues-
Combined net income-
of
NT A.
Chairman
4,925,448
2,309.381
income
Ohio
be
income
Earnings
422.
than
more
4,622,588
income—
Period End.
$
estate.
amount
year
p.
presently
$
Mos.—1956
1632.
p.
utility
Placed
shares
7-year subordinated
common
of
-
9
$
648,908,316 608,029,027
45,383,219 440,854,791 416,872,817
7,110,000
60,819,000
57,122,000
7,453,307
72,759,460
66,655,714
6,522,000
-
income tax
Net
to
1957
common
President
7%
NTA
shares
a-small
contracted
Productions
13
Unger,
cash, $440 in
shares
has
12,463.577
revenues
186,
Net
68,006,031
48,943,283
—
taxes
charges
186,
year,
Majority Interest in Associated Artists
1.639.000
Artists
$
138,668,519 140,403,282
12,144,030 113,996,272 112,209,052
108,497,037
19,438,686
—V.
1957
$
*}>
71,562,085
income taxes
oper.
of
approximately
1957—9 Months—1956
$
17,069,478
operating income
after charges
Net
Co.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
'
Associated
1957—Month—1956
1740.
p.
Sept. 30—•
expenses
Other
last
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Enters Into
Agree¬
ment to Purchase
consider increasing
the
15,000,000 shares to effect
17,086,165
Operating
from
Income deductions
\
614.
will
2,357,764
Net
1957—9 Mos.—1.956
332,421
oper.
New
contrasted
as
year
186
1958
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
RR.—Earnings-
expenses
Period End.
$1,494,091
quarter
sale
Feb.
100,000
1632.
p.
$3,887,584
Operating
Operating
Privately—The
company, it was announced on Nov. 15, has arranged to
place privately, through White, Weld & Co., an issue of
$7,000,000 promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1972.—V. 185,
p.
& Western
1957—Month—1956
$3,814,593
Other
of non-recurring in¬
Birmingham, Mich, in
at
quarter
$1.33
of
2,169,696
—V.
$405,824
oper.
Federal
1,316,000
were
491,888
revenues
Oper.
2,810,091
657,000
1957
cents
68
the
to
Homes
the
which
for
comparison
of
real
of
for
with
1,471,092
$654,009
1,557,342
counting $168,790
not
ago,
the
earnings
compared
as
share
$1.14
third
from
share
counting
Per
to
the
479,529
$403,138
rev.
Oper.
—V.
468,000
•
289,788
the
1,122,009
'
conversion
issued
1632.
p.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
21,523,455
$
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$12,056,415 $15,930,609
$5,398,245
717,135
Earnings for
55
$4,845,126
taxes
income
for
Net
1957—3 Mos.—1956
inc.,
inc.
22,737,286
revenue-
Period End.
Corp.—Earnings Show Decline—
Period End.
Nc-t
Profit
98,275,932
oper.
ry.
Net
Natco
119,799,387
"
reimburse
to
or
the
5,000,000 to
186,
Period End. Sept. 30—
2,867,749
16,
1849.
p.
*7,119,486
$1.37
stock
common
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
$
oper.
Net
additional
186,
19,
from
split-up.—V.
Operating expenses
Net
by the company at 441 Stuart Street, Boston
therefor.—V,
$
12,992,155 122,919,668
10,124,406 100,182,382
2,744,340
New York Telephone
11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for the purchase from it of
$3,500,000 first mortgage bonds dud Nov. 1, 1977".
Proceeds will be applied to the payment of short-term note
indebted¬
ness, incurred for construction expenditures, and the balance, if
any,
will
March
on
stock
common
oper.
186,
Federal
1957—9 Mos,—1956
$
.
1632.
p.
of
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry,
Operating
RR.—Earnings—
opers.
♦Deficit,—V.
to
up
Net
Net
1957.
p.
Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Bids for Bonds Nov. 18—
Mass.,
/
York, Susquehanna
Railway
Railway
$384,631
——
of sale of building in
NOTE— Operations
Bids
$
Period Ended Sept. 30—
38,206
$702,103
—_
stockholders
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
500,321
income-
oper.
186,
New
447,037
60,605
"
ry.
shares
$9,498,450
7,135,961
$1.36
1,000,000
2,280,859
9,760,915
1956
926,397
-
ry.
—V.
1957
—
earnhigs
Earnings per common
April 30,
Earnings Rise-
$24,509,895 $20,506,254
—1,689,105
*869,875
taxes,—!
rev.
Net
and
30—
—
125,631
1957—Month—1956
•*'.
1849.
p.
include
Northern Pacific
Net
1,530,779
'
share
common
to
$9,676,210
7,135,961
outstanding
$11,779,303
$1,378,102
.2,946,042
.
$12,294,478 $12,379,901
2,618,268
2,618,986
/
two-for-one
—V.
.
bonds—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
1957—9 Months—1956
New York, New Ilaven & Hartford
'
mortgage
15,684,997
215,321
taxes_
—V.
14,605,416
$265,554
operating income
after
charges—
Net
—
first
$11,953,260 $12,049,645 $11,604,543
341,218
330,256
174,766
Northern Natural Gas Co.—To Split Common Stock—
38,358,084
1631.
p.
——
income
The
—V.
37,211,100
1957—Month—1956
income— '■
oper.
income
on
Northwestern
from ry. oper.
rev.
income
income
authorized-
Connecting RR.^—Earnings—
•Deficit.—V.
revenues
taxes_
operating
Other
Operating
income
4,674,275
1,983,097
1,890,357
Period End. Sept. 30—
—
54,121,773
28,547,762
Sept. 30/57 Aug. 31/57 Sept. 30,'5G
$82,738,443 $82,577,843 $79,108 926
70,785,183
70,528,198
67,504,383
taxes
and
expenses
per
1740.
p.
New York
greater
Operating
Federal
4,621,099
op.
income
oper.
ry.
ry.
62,564,688
33,295,105
Co.—Earnings at High Rate—
revenues
Earnings
128,841,805
93,082,719
—V.186,
1957—9 Mos—1956
$
'
$
9,877,100
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
1957—Month—1956
$
-
14,551,375
Gal-
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earns
$
*
10,064,718
Net
1631.
p.
$
14,685,817
from
7,107,966
$
1957—9 Mos.—1956
expenses
rev.
1957—9 Months—1956
3,878,557
RR.—Earnings-
revenue-
Net
13,690,139
Period End. Sept. 30—
oper.
'•*.
516,364
192,498,391 177,022,391
12,957,166 129,933,703 122,900,613
7,331,424
shares
110,593,170
43,861,651
24,663,131
1957—Month—1956
'
*'
1
89,544,042
oper.
$2.49
Robert
v
6,190,324
20,065.132
4,360,271
Common
'
Railway
$4,817,904
'"
,*
.
;
10,601,603
3,525,277
1,721,284
-
Railway
5.682.3G3
$5,350,422
ton
shares )
"satisfactory"
than
$
3,525,358.. 11,866,402
4,143,323
8,822,147
Period Ended Sept. 30—
166,023.034
$1,940,644
share
per
60,887,948
2,202,679
—,
earnings
1,935,131
viii,
$
■
State
&
income
on
Earns,
A
60,356,275
—
for
-taxes
•«
21,021,563
1, 1957 to March 22, 1957, inclusive, for
shares of preferred stock.—V. 186,
p. 1094.
1957—9 Months—1956
$
$
$
62.955,808 559,199,479 581,009,359
52,354,265 469,655,437 470,416,189
49,648,942
,
1631.
p.
$1,621,187
Ry.—Earnings—
Northern Illinois Gas
Net
$1,551,257
559,125
1957—Month—1956
12 Months Ended—
Interest
$7,811,511
1850.
p.
Gross
$8,099,421
6,548,164
1957—Month—1956
58,471,089
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
1957—9 Mos.—1956
''
1,670,230
RR.—Earnings-
ry. oper.
-
before
Prov.
$
186,
67,035
income
oper.
186,
Operating
Operating
a
from
rev.
ry.'oper.
—V.
•
$4,383,749
1,131,535
$
Net
ry.
—V.
♦Adjusted
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
588,477
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$3,075,630
140,333
1740.
p.
$1,827,137
41,472
$358,719
129,980
income
oper.
186,
Period End. Sept. 30—
2,931,396
$246,609
,
Period End. Sept. 30—
$9,420,484 $10,246,655
6,344,854
5,862,906
$326,222
opers.
$4,758,533
3,190,972.
$198,086
__
186, p.
$4,733,755
322,134
•>
ry.
New York Central
1957—9 Months—1956
$563,743
336,721
from ry. oper.
oper.. income.
'
1957—Month—1956
-
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$1,072,023
680,681
fr.
77,456
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net
$1,006,903
rev
$212,279
RR.—Earnings—
expenses
—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
Other
Northeastern
revenue-
Net
$222,689
inc.—
20,866,072
oper.
1,087,121
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
•
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$3,115,819
*2,473
ry. oper.
oper.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957.
p.
676,435
Co.—Earnings—
3,444,767
after
New Orleans &
$888,714
714,782
expenses-
from
rev.
railway
1957—9 Months—1956
$937,471
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
25,547,774 241,445,059 228,410,201
18,008,699 174,228,980 165,404,466
2,463,899
21,250,052
20,099,903
1,823,009
17,625,232
16,237,110
2,520,784
operating taxes
Net
of
-Earnings-
1957—Month—1956
revenue
Norfolk & Western
1957—10 Mos.—1956
debt;
shares
Net
Net
$5,584,680 $51,625,335 $50,632,866
1957—Month—1956
revenues
'
ry.
the
compressor
1631.
p.
Operating expenses
186, p. 1631.
MS
Net
and
line
End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
—V. 186, p. 1632.
_
Operating
in
$198,465
-L
inc.
oper.
^fpeficit.—V.
rev.
lexas,
main
New England Telephone & Telegraph
1957—9 Months—1956
$1,732,975
rev. from ry. oper.
Net
to
repay
a
extension of
the
186, p. 627.
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1957—Month—1956
oper.
Ret railway
-
used
finance
Railway oper.
}#et
be
5
financing,
$9,350,000
$100)
will
RR.—Earnings—
End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
of
some
sales
—V.
1631.
p.
made
Jack
to
Period Ended. Oct, 31—
Net
$539,-
stock
common
Norfolk Southern Ry.
Period
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—October Sales Decreased—
operating
total
year,
the
on
the
to
(par
186,
loans
system
stations.—V.
quarterly rate is 34 cents per share.
consist
bank
of
from
proceeds
amounting to $380,301.
paid
effect
stock
$1).—V.
year
current
the
the
supercharging
•
been
will
the
the
of
pipeline
—V.
Monon
bonds,
.
preferred'dividends
of
The present
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
shaves
with
estimated population of 150,000.
for
after
months
$4,038,158, with net
each year since
17.000
together
and natural
gas
in
61
water service in
Cape
provide
an
revenues
income
seven
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
outstanding
financing,
1957
will - spend
about $1,415,057
for new con¬
additional estimated $1,300,000
budgeted for 1958.
BUSINESS—The
$6,147,784,
this
Financing
announced on Nov. 12 that this
company is formulating plans
offering of about $40,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage
was
an
pipeline
in
an
munieipailities
745.
for
Co.,
of $800,000 of 534% first mortgage
be used to retire bank loans and
C,
company
struction,
net
private sale at 100%
due 1979, are to
."ieries
bonds,
It
portion
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds from
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Plans
oversubscription privilege).
an
The offering is underwritten by Edward D. Jones &
St. Louis, Mo.
7
of
capital
gains
dividend
Net
income
1—j.
Earnings per shar^
—V.
185,
p.
2451.
$163,000
$97,000
$567,000
$513,r 16
$Q.15
$0.09
$0.52
$0./l
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
(2156)
Federal
Net
period
6,429.376
5,723,071
57,209,397
9,731,247
8,394,879
88,537,174
8,089,564
charges,.
186,
1632.
p.
...
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
Hannifin
Parker
73,740,593
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
Consolidated
taxes
—j,
(adjusted!
outstanding
Earnings
share
per
"Adjusted for 20%
$335,706
*464,940
$0.72
—
Corp.
A
For
tre
period
and
the
as
Sept.
ended
there
1957,
30,
oper.
revenue
oper.
expenses-
Net
well
the
—V.
acquisition of such business.
The Franklin C. Wolfe Co., Inc. was
acquired Feb. 1, 1957, and figures for the period ended Sept. 30, 1956
do not include sales, earnings or the shares issued us a result ol' such
acquisition.—V. 186, p. 1958.
from
rev.
railway
Net
inc.-,
Pearee-Simpson,
Securities and
Miami,
Inc.,
Fla.
—
Registers With
Earnings
Taxes
Exchange Commission—
This corporation
filed
Net
415,450 shares of its 50c par common stock to be
offered lor public sale at $1 per share.
The offering is to be made on
7,
1957,
covering
"Net
"best
will receive
efforts"
building;
new
a
and
Sales
Net
$
Railway
84,262,997
70,412,989
82,703,313 755,226,030 737,543,048
67,545,948 633,634,583 605,944,012
Net
opers.
13,850,008
income—_
5,239,116
15,157.365 121,591,447 131,599,036
6,225,613 *, 39,701,666
52,057,252'
oper.
fr.
rev.
Net ry.
—V.
ry.
oper,
186, p.
1632.
Montreal
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
$856,590
901,087
Railway oper. • revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net def. from ry. oper.
Net
186,
•
.
•
Investment
Planned
Corp.,
York
New
a
He
Investing Programs, in the total amount of $2,000,000.
The
company was organized
under New York laws on Sept. 10, 1957.
Its
President is Thomas J. Flaherty. Jr.—V. 186, p. 2052.
pointed
which
900
Sales
Federal
Net
and
taxes
State
earnings
Preferred
,
Earnings balance for
•Earnings
per
"Based
of
4
1956,-
;
$2,330,750
share
sales
37
cents
totaled
common
per
$87,460,000
share.—V.
common
and
186, p.
share.
net
$789,750
In
income
the
third
was
Period End.
Sept. 30—
S
or
ucts,
'
gen.
'
taxes
<
inc.
interest
Depl.
past six
92,794,569
—
84,622,212 265,950,023 242,064,514
inc. taxes
Shs.
profit
28,546,862
6,137,200
91,489,911
5,584,100
28,133,500
25,370,200
$74,227^294
The
34,350,559
34 340 721
tive
$71,570 432
34,350,559
share——
per
Capital
expenditures
proximately
34,340,721
$0.61
ft)r
the
$173,000,000.—V.
186,
p.
nine
'
$2.16
$0.58
.
first
months
of
1957
an
Period End. Sept. 30—
186, p.
Railway
when
New York,
will expire
effer
—V.
ry.
oper.
186,
of
66%%.—V.
1957—Month—1956
$461,328
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,875,927
$4 255 760
exps.
227,014
205,258
1,981,657
1,944*392
$200,363
$256,070
$1,894,270
$2,311,368
income...
57,929
38,183
557,038
period End. Sept. 3C—
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,628,590
2,986,892
2,942,097
29,228,858
from ry. oper.
$641,698
$894,993
$4,659,971
805,429
998,021
7,386,812
—V.
oper.
186,
p.
of
$258,950
per
month
for
before taxes but alter operating
income
$3,837,090 $33,888,829 $30,578,494
186,
p.
is the exchange agent.
unless extended. It becomes effec¬
of 40,000 shares, but may be declared
1741.
with
sales
of
this
company
and
*nd!d Sepfc-
$438,5/6,634 for the
its
consolidated
30>
same
were
subsidiaries
$471,651,363
period
ox
1956.
as
for
$7,359,385
2,404.438
2,520,626
Offered—Stroud
Inc.—Securities
Co.,
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa,, on Nov. 15 headed a group
of investment bankers offering $700,000 of 20-year 6%
sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1, 1977
non-detachable five-year warrants to purchase
70,000 shares of class B common stock at $450 per 100
shares up to and including Oct. 31, 1962) in units of one
$1,000 debenture and a warrant to purchase 100 shares
of stock at 100% and accrued interest.
The same bank¬
100,000 shares of class B common
also offered
ers
stock
at $4.50 per share.
net
are to be used for working capital and other gen¬
purposes.—V. 186, p, 1741.
proceeds
eral corporate
Robertsliaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Earnings Decline—
1957—3 Mos.—1956
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
53,502,246
48,097,161
46,669.237
1,016,000
17,683,517
14.974,666
1.439,325
55,442,129
taxes—
4.000,500
3,604.325
—1
$791,438
1,635,334
$1,269,526
1,467,545
$3,344,468
1,635,334
$3,228,624
1,467,545
$0.47
S0.85
S2.C2
$2.16
17,357,698
other
<fc
and
Com.
outstanding-
shs.
Earns,
—V.
share1545,
com.
per
186,
15,550,260
exps
State
income
Net
p.
.ft
'
•
.
Operating
&
Corp.—Earnings Up—
1957—12 Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$44,754,380 $43,144,598 $59,164,544 $56,881,808
37,860,722
36,505,393 50,190.791 48,236,462
revenues
Oper.
;
•
Rochester Gas & Electric
Period End. Sept. 30—
exp.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$53,418,168
84.073
,
$17,276,698 $17,660,051 $55,228,511
81,000
23.466
213.618
—
income"
Other
taxefi—
8.645,346
6,893,658
6,639,205
8,973.753
113,215
19,456
115,113
76,756
$7,006,873
86,658.661
1,707,566
$9,088,866
2,416,216
$8,722,102
1,196.250
$4,951,095
998,250
$6,672,648
1,595.000
$6,377,854
1.322,750
$3,954,257
Operating
Other
$3,952,845
income
income
—.——
income
deductions
Income
1,856,366
——
$5,150,507
income
Net
Divlds.
pfd.
stock—
applic.
to com.
on
Earns,
stock
Earns,
2,344.248
\ com. share-
per
"Based on 2,275,500
$1.73
shares presently
$5,077,648 $5,055,104
$1.73
$2.23
$2.22
outstanding.—V. 186, p. 1997.
compared
corporation on Oct. 31 filed a letter of
covering 300,000 shares of common steck to
Net
SEC
R. B. Ford Co., Memphis,
used to pay existing indebtedness and
through
share),
per
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
$
$
11,451,191
8,577,682
103,402,803
82,174,696
101,466.020
78,031,839
opers.
1,965,254
2,873,509
21,228,107
income—
1,370,990
1,458,033
12,058,180
23,434,181
11,085,705
ry.
Not
ry.
—V.
oper.
186,
p.
to
arc
be
Carpet Co.—Reports Sales
Roxbury
company
reports net sales of
and Earnings—
$12,575,800 for the 39 weeks ended
share.
not available.
1957.
Net income was $694,159, .equal to $1.39 per
Comparable figures for the same period a year ago are
The company within the past year acquired a major new subsidiary
and offer collision stock lor tli6 first time in its 98-yoar histoiy.
A.
J.
deGozzaldi, President, reported that the third quarter, his-
Sept.
28,
apt to be the leanest one of the
expectations.
Among contributory
did not come up to
factors were a noticeable
year,
drop in carpet' sales
some
rather heavy
and an extremely competitive market coupled with
non-recurring expenses in the firm's new Wilton
mill in Worcester.
Sales and profits
for
■
pickup which normally
said.—V. 136, p. 948.
,
the fourth quarter should reflect the seasonal
follows a quiet summer market, Mr. deGozzaldi
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$24,783,136 $21,905,839
3,675,360
3,057,624
Fed. inc. taxes
1,881,000
1.525,800
1633.
sales.
for
Prov.
taxes
$1,794,360
$1.21
profit
Net
Earns,
—V.
—
inc.
before
Profit
com.
per
185,
share
$1,531,824
$1.03
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$62,016,207 $59,297,957
7,426.960
6,463.918
3,729,000
3,258.800
■
$3,697,960
$2.50
$3,205,118
$2.16
2104.
p.
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
Nov. 7 of 100,000
shares of common stock (par
$1) at $8.37xk per share, through a group of underwriters,
headed by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., was quickly over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
See
details in V.
186,
Railway
oper.
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
p.
ry.
$3,870,933
3.317.542
§3.882.496
R96.949
$553,391
$710,055
56,832
194 563
278,010
$87,005
47,159
op.
income—
oper.
186,
—V.
from
1957—9 Mos—1956
1956
1957—Month
$439,194
$447,000
342.245
359,995
Period Ended Sept. 30—
on
notification with the
be offered at par (SI
Tenn. The proceeds
for working capital.
Ruberoid Co.—Earnings—
10,897,892
8,932,638
fr.
rev.
Association, Inc.,
The
Net
.
3,172,441
1633.
2052.
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Reda Pump
Co., Barltesville, Okla.
—
This company filed a registration statement with
the
Mountain Quarter Racing
Colo.—Files With SEC—
Denver,
of Colcrtype shares and is seeking a total
514
7 066 951
Pittsburgh Plate Class Co.—Sales at Higher Rate—
of
$6,976,630
shares.
of
1633.
Registers Em¬
ployees Thrift Plan With SEC—
Sales
Finance
Ritter
normal
19,
25,546,980
~$5,031
.
&
torically
Exchange Offer—
Y.,
N.
Nov.
number
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway op jr. expenses-
p.
rev.
ry.
the
Reading Tube Corp.—Stock Sold—The public offering
Railway oper. revenue.,
Railway operating exps.
'
211,632
Period Ended Sept. 30—
made
Net
of
746 163
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings-
Net
result
Radorock's Radon
Reading- Co.—Earnings—
1958.
p.
a
as
from
-
by holders
accepted
for lesser
on
Period End. Sept. 30—
ry. oper.
operating
Net rev. from
Net
$148,459
Co.—Makes
The company owns 52.96%
an-
884.
$427,382
revenue—
p.
Rocky
earnings
average
mine,
from this
1307.
$
oper.
the terms suggested.
during the latter part of
$2.08
were
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
The
$4,854,600 of its 7% debentures, due Nov, 15,
1967, in exchange for common stock of American Colortype Co. at the
rate of $40 of debentures for each share of stock.
The ChemicarCorn
80.854 036
$20,828,657 $20,004,713
-
outstanding
Earns,
received
has
months
Exchange Bank,
32,605,864
..
$650,178
$621,930
279.925
ry. oper.
income
1J33.
oper.
186,
The
of
out
paid
be
receive
will
*
Corp.
will
Rapid Electrotype
effective
Net
Federal Uranium Corp.
The company is offering
&
costs, depreelation, & retire.—
ry.
Gross
12
Nov.
o:i
Uranium
dividend
costs.—V.
'
(level,
Prov. for Fed.
Wyoming.
.]
Radorock
mine.
leaseholds
of
.
substantial
52%-owned subsidiary of
a
corporation
Federal
The
than
taxes;,
to controlling the Radon mine,
income before taxes of nearly $250,proved reserves in the Gas
an
113,359,301 395,879,844 340,212 270
exps.,
(other
Fed.
addition
has
Neyman.
the
130,553,516
is
'
Neyman.
in
dividend.
Crude
Merchdse.
&
&
in
'
,
1957-—Month—1956
1957—9 Months—1966
$2,025,187
$1,951,338 $20,495,996 $20,519,114
1,403,257 ; 1,301,160
13,519,366
13,159,729
exps.
Total income
to Merge—
proposed merger at one time and declined
proposed merger was first announced
Mr.
Oil, Petroleum Prod¬
0]>er.
Mr.
that
producing
area
' "■
"
.
revenue—
oper.
operating
Net rev. from
—V.
Fed.
not
Radorock
uranium
been elected President; and H. H. Ramrn,
elected a Vice.-Presidcnt.—V, 186, p. 2053.
-
\
,
are owned
announced a five-cent-a-share divi¬
dend, payable Jan. 6, 1958, to shareholders of record Dec. 6, 1957.
This dividend will be the second paid within six months and will
bring to a total of $563,749 paid to date.
Radorock paid a five cent
dividend on Aug. 5.
The January dividend will be paid to approxi¬
mately
15,000
shareholders and will total $281,857, according
to
s
Operating charges:
of
to
Co.—Changes in Personnel
has been elected Vice-Chairman of the board
of.the executive commitee; Bowman Gray,
Listing
Declares Five-Cent Dividend—
282,919,806 252,117,188 855,730,572 760,071 451?
Purchases
will
out
month,
The
quarter
$240,000
1957—9 Mos.—1956
S
S
1957.
88'%
the total shares outstanding,
1996 and 1891.
pp.
be used lor
continued.
1544.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
income
15,
Nov.
$0.21
Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
Gross
Railway
Railway
The
called for trading on the
New York. Included in the original pro¬
posal were Hidden Splendor, Radorock1 s Radon mine, Lisbon Uranium
Co., Mountain Mesa and Rio de Oro.
The board of directors unanimously approved withdrawal of Rado¬
rock-from merger discussions and announced the past policies wdl be
common shares outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1957.
quarter of 1957, sales totaled $87,595,000 and net income
or
Corp.—Stock Now Traded—
The
281,250
$0.74
.
$4.23
August following meetings In
3,831.526
on
$1,499,000
cents per
$1,071,000
281,250
...
shares._____
common
common
Iu the third
was
1,289,000
$3,112,000
requirements
in
2,360,000
3,518,000
„
dividend
9,349.597
$4.98
stantial
6,630,000
:
taxes___
income
11,057,722
$1.02
companies are partners in the Gas Hills developments where sub¬
ore bodies
have been defined. Federal considered participation
two
1956
$270,246,000 $254,322,000
_
Earnings before
2,244,288
$1.67
Of
185,
currently
Radorock
Philco Corp.—Reports Sales and Earnings Higher—
1957
is
a
Hills
Sept. 30—
,
(par $1)
according
workable,
ment
Nine Months Ended
3,701,716
participate in a proposed merger involv¬
ing several
uranium companies into Hidden Splendor Mining Co.,
Ralph W. Neyman, Radorock President, announced on Nov. 9.
Mr.
Neyman
said the decision to
withdraw Radorock from the
proposed merger had been reached by mutual understanding with all
parties
concerned,
including Floyd B. Odium,
Presidem of Atlas
Corp., the parent company of Hidden Splendor.
,
Recent
developments,
including the increase of ore reserves at
Radorock's Radon
mine from ■ 250,000 tons of 500 000 tons of high
grade uranium ore, made terms of the original merger proposal un¬
investment company, on
registration statement with the SEC covering three
types of programs for the accumulation or shares of the Philadelphia
Fund, Inc., namely. Systematic Investment Programs with Insurance,
Systematic Investment Programs without Insurance, and Single Pay¬
filed
13
3,764,000
corporation
This
■>.
,
7,465,716
Quebec.
letter of notification with the
(no par i to be offered at
a
(with
$
$
'
70,805,870 315,602,906 272,468,799
2,790,288
22.580,722
17,178,597
546,000
11,523,000
7,829,000
111,288,138
Radorock Resources, Inc.—Not
SEC—
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—Registers With
This
Nov.
■'
Costs
1632.
p.
oi
filed
31
'
subordinated
1957—9 Mos.—1956
'
stock of this corporation was
Toronto Stock Exchanges on
Canada.—V.
in
*$780,559
"2,547,187
"$956,051
"3,294,582
"$161,349
"416,452
"$44,497
"239,458
deficit—
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
$786,760
948,109
and
Province
1957—9 Months—1956
$7,210,224
$7,316,480
8,166,275
8,097,039
1957—Mont h—1956
Increased—
$
applications covering 1,369,000 shares of common had been previously
approved by both exchanges.
At the present time 809,014 shares will be available for trading.
The corporation has approximately 5,500 common stockholders,
of
whom
about
83%
are
in Canada,
with two-thirds of these in the
\
v
-
The .common
Files
Chairman
and
General Counsel, has been
5,246,000
1957—3 Mos.—1956
—
—
Executive Vice-President, has
2,882,000
Quebec Natural Gas
$
$
$
*
expenses
Railway cper. revenue.—
7,293,000
1889.
p.
President,
Darr,
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$30,559,000 $22,415,000
4,046.000
share—
per
Oct.
on
Reynolds Tobacco
J.)
A.
directors
of
Earnings Rise—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
income
186,
Boulder, Colo.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
1,955,000
taxes
corporation
(R.
E.
-
1,076,000
taxes
Mines Corp.,
per
...
$1,265,000
$0.31
-
revs—
income
lor
—V.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
other
before income
Inc.
Prov.
Earnings
1957—Month—1956
$1,802,793
1,006,891
$
to
$50,000
:
Pullman Inc.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1,197,776
1,565,000
Period Ended Sept. 30—
enlarge its
materials inventory," $40,000 to retire
loans and notes outstanding;
$40,000 for materials and tools for production of marine antennae; and
$55,000 to assist certain dealers by making available to them a longer
period within which to pay for their stock of the company's product.
for
$40,000
pel
paid Oct,
a
including
poses,
$2,136,022
$879,000 $3,247,000 $2,364,000
common share
..
$0.24
. « $0.87
$0.63
on
3,666,384 shares outstanding alter 300%
stock dividend
10 to stockholders of record Sept. 26.—V. 186, p. 1850.
earnings
"Based
basis by Christopher Corp. of Miami, Fla., for which
selling commission of 15c per share. '
The company is engaged in the
manufacture and sale of marine
radiotelephones and the servicing thereof.
Net proceeds of this financing, assuming the entire issue is sold, are
estimated at $353,132.50.
These funds are to be used for various pur¬
a
it
$6,853,342
5,050,549
2,831,000
-
—
Co.,
186, p. 884.
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to
expenses incidental to mining operations.
$7,611,874
5,475,852
1957—3 Mos.—1956
$11,516,000
$8,103,000
taxes—
-•
1950 by Remington Arms
covering 9,140 shares of common, stock
$10
Net
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
a
belore
—-
shares of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
139,585
Corp.—Sales and
Polaroid
Period End. Sent. 30—
Sales
order permitting the
Inc., to Crucible
Crucible com¬
an
Titanium,
150,000
Inc., was formed in
Metal
Revenue
With
1 957—9 Months—1956
'.
186, p. 1632.
for
products such as sheet, bar and rod.—V.
fabricated
$248,540
$205,885
117,:.07
ry. oper.
oper.
for
Rem-Cru
exchange
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
$808,791
$813,888
602,906
565,348
End. Sept. 30—
Period
Railway
Railway
-
and Crucible Steel Co. of America as a joint enterprise for the
of melting, alloying, fabricating and selling titanium and its
alloys. Rem-Cru operates a plant a Midland. Pa., which makes titanium
ingots, most of which are processed by Crucible on a toll basis into
the new product is said to be particularly desirable for in¬
applications because of its safety advantage.-—V. 186, p. 1850.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
included $877,656 of
are
shares
known
be
To
-
purpose
dustrial
earnings of
of common
thereon, of the Franklin C. Wolfe Division as
of common steck issued in connection with
earnings
54,000
Division.
Glass
filter,
Interest in
„
steck.
Rem-Cru Titanium.
die-cut chipboard grille-work
announced by the company's
as
the Glasfloss Safety-Grille
metal
than
in
interest
in
.
Commission
Exchange
50%
America
>
.
Fiber
stock issued in part payment therefor.
sales,
f
of
To Sell 50fr
-
12 announced that It has made application to
Inc.,
$13,496,416.
of
and
its
of
Co.
mon
glass air filter utilizing
stampings, has been
fiber
new
rather
March, 1957.
paid
dividend
stock
foregoing figures do not include sales or
acquired Sept. 30, 1957, nor 20,000 .-.hares
NOTES—The
Hannafin
_i———$461,506
—
523,684
—.
$0.88
—
income,
Net earnings
Shares
$5,738,123
697,706
362,000
income
en
$3,132,413
—
-
Federal
on
provisions
tax
Product—
New
973,506
512,000
Sales
net
before
Income
Federal taxes
income
after
1956
1957
transfer
Steel
of
all
in¬
creased sales for the third quarter as well as for the nine-month period.
Net earnings for
the third quarter were $14,372,630, or $1.45 per
share, after income tax provisions of $15,734,077.
For the comparable
quarter-year of 1956, net earnings were $12,535,463, or $1.27 per share,
Nov.
on
company
Securities
the
'
quarter sales were $160,564,041, as compared with sales
$146,057,686
reported for the third quarter of
1956. Sales of
major products—glass, paints, and chemical/ —contributed to the
80,302,275
67,285,877
alter
-
$47,396,308.
to
This
Third
49,694,236
-9,796,746
1956.
of
amounted
60,541,484
Income
operating
—V.
65,232,000
7,480,000
7,006,000
operating taxes—
Other
Net
:
taxes—
incomj
64.774,056 635,121,625 578,910,085
41,839,718 424,143,054 388,292,090
70,132.485
46,900,363
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
—
Rem-Cru Affiliate—
were
$45,916,373.
This represents an increase
earnings of $42,793,551, or $4.32
per share
of
$
$
$
§
Remington Arms Co., Inc.
President, reported that net earnings for the first
$43,612,000, or $4.41 per share, alter tax provision
of about 2% over net
reported for the same
Tax provision during the first nine months of 1956
Hill,
G.
three quarters
1957—9 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1950
Period Ended Sept. 30—
David
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Pacific Telephone &
•
Railway
the SEC on Nov. 12,
1957 covering $1,000,000 of participations in its thrift plan for eligible
employees of the company and its subsidiaries, together with 55,556
shares of the company's common stock which may be purchased under
said
plan.—V.
157,
p.
1187.
1957—Month—1956
$234,308
$286,006
192,709
172.401
Period Ended Sept. 30—
oper.
revenue-
Railw:ay
oper.
expenses
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
ry.
op.
$41,599
$113,605
$194,472
*$57,320
7,981
--
75,463
"80,186
*336,636
income—
186.
p.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$1,624,960 $1,567,920
1,625.240
1,430.488
1333.
Volume
186
Number 5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2157)
Safety Industries, Inc.—Earnings Off Slightly--
r
9 Months Ended
Net
sales
Net
profit
after- taxes
shares
Earnings
per
ing
(based
quarter
—4<
shares
on
-
rities
the
Electrical
expenses
third
$2.30
$2.32
expense
Division
at
Hamden,
Conn.
These
two
non¬
largely responsible for the decrease in the
Nevertheless, tne company expects ics overall
are
earnings.
quarter
operations for
19-57
to
be
comparable
those
to
of
1956.—V.
185,
for
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper,
1957—Month—1956
expenses
to
:
use
from
rev.
Net
ry.
—V.
$2,026,041
op.
income..
oper,
106,
ry.
(b)
1957—9 Mos.—1956
950,591
1,354,420
"
'
i
*
.'
r
\
.
*"
1
1
Period End. Sept. 30—
i
Not
Net
$123,903
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
-
2,474,094
$3,478,187
2,432,222
$61,109
$888,108
102,942
estimated
<ai
of
the
the
sale
of
$941,500 which
to
bank
pay
company's
the
Railway
costs
1958
and
of
current
oper.
subsequent
has
was
its
and
to
assets
years.
and
made
firm
a
from
executive
having
-,
•
in
offices
all
in
the
estimated
an
>
at
374
Net
Net
William
31,579,833
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry,
$1,942,178
$1,500,698
$17,498,438
746,197
765,705
7,063,910
8,061,147
186,
R.
West
San
of
Railway oper.
Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention
Co
„4
Inc.-.!—
issue of Nov. 11 of the public
offering
$12,000,000 4%% first mortgage bonds, series G, due
1, 1987, at 100.25% and accrued interest through
White, Weld & Co. and Shields & Co. and associates. It
Net
oversubscribed and
the
books closed.
Further
Net
<S:
&
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
mortgage bonds:
3J8%
series,
due
Series
C
1978
due
1,
1970
Series
D
due
1982
E
due
1984
(27/g% )
Series
F
dtie
1985
Series
G
due
1987
Capital
preferred
18,000.00u
101.169,
12,000,000
(4%%)
and
(par
12,000,00u
The
the
$201
desig.
and
undetermined!
stock
•Additional
Trust
only
($10
be
may
the
firm
commitment
principal
White,
Allen
under
the
provisions
Barth
A.
G.
Co.
&
and
Deed
Blair
J.
opposite
&
Hallowell,
1,000,000
Inc.
their
Richards
500,000
Bradford
C.
Halle &
Carl
Co
&
Co.__
300.000
Stieglitz
Butcher & Sherrerd
DeHaven
&
150,000
&
Poole,
Parke
Reinholdt
&
Rodman
&
Arthurs,
100,000
150,000
Co
also
V.
186,
Williams
T.
C.
Jose
Water
100,000
&
—V.
-
-
,
,
,
.
-
•
1
Sold—Dean
The
the
/
preferred stock,
stock
shares
converted
if
rates
of
snares
if converted
0.5632
1
0.57
of
series
from Jan.
company
rate
;
1,
E,
—V.
12
per
Air
&
common
or
prior
to
common
of
stock
for
on
after
Dec.
series
3'c
eacli
B.
bonds—
due
"
said
at
t
series C,
series
due
D.
May
-
1976
1,
due May
1,-1984_^---
series
E,
due
May
1.
series
F,'
due
Nov.
1,
198C-—
--
Stock
(par
series
B
stock
on
4.7 (-1
<
convertible
or
into
"
'
C
.;
stock
en
into
-
-
-
.
4.7%
'
*
or
before
cumulative
series
D
Sept.
.
30.
into
indenture
additional
under
bonds may
be
which
1962 )
5,097 shs.
these
-<stook
as
a
shown
of
any
bonds
were
unlimited
^
£3,284shs.
I- .;."?
.HO.OOO shs.
£212,756 shs.
provides
subect
stock
>
-
to
net
182,
profit
Nov.
on
in
for
interest
court
a
in
the
from
rapid
decline
creditors,
order,"
of
for
stock
indicates
that
Mr.
Berry
concluded.
Management now
according to the certified
company
the
New
York
law
firm
of
/Livingston,
Livingston
1224.
p.
and
1
Sept. SO-^
1957—Month—1956
35,194,390
1957—9 Mos.—1956
income
s
$
48,576,674 482,305,631 430,503,946
32,010,132 311,759.044 286,020.945
taxes
6,995,288
6,020,625
61,676,545
52,431,867
operating
taxes—
4,337,755
3,864,624
38,597,090
34,293,879
operating
Other
company
income
income
of
Net
after
—V.
Hirschberg,
7,820.410
6,681,293
70,272,952
57,757.255
7,013,218
charges—
186,
6,049,325
63,181,268
52,731,374
1633.
p.
Southern Natural Gas
Inc.
This
$2.83
for
for
$2.70
of
$3 29
the
fieriod.
The
for
showing
the
parent
a
Sept.
This
is
of
equal
outstanding
with
compares
common
basis
company
1957.
30,
shares
common
preceding
3,882,655
on
on
ended
4,784,632
the
net
at the
income of
12 months,
or
the equivalent
shares outstanding at the end
period.
the
September
amounted
cents
of
Co.—Earnings Decline—
income
net
months
12
earned
share
a
that
For
the
each
the
of
$10,479,785
of
reports
company
$2.16
end
1957—9 Months—1956
to
quarter
$2,746,712,
share
a
the
on
this
of
57
or
parent
year
cents
smaller
company
net
income
share,
a
number
against $2,389,745—62
shares—reported for the
of
quarter of 1956.
consolidated basis—including
a
(67.55%
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
owned)
sidiaries
since
Gas
$
Co.
and
their
and
Frederic
subsidiaries
operations
Harris, Inc.
R.
acquisition
Nov.
on
earned
net
1,
of
income
The
Offshore
(100%
1956,
of
owned
Southern
$3,024,994
1
Co.,
sub¬
Natural
the
for
September
quarter
of
1957
and
of
$11,730,654 for the 12 months
Sept. 30, last.
These earnings are equal-to -63c and $2.45 -a
share, respectively, on the 4,784,632 shares outstanding at Sept. 30,
ended
13
*
During
company
.
-
funds of more than $1,000,000 in
change of currency regulations iij "soft
study imperative in order to obtain a true
a
1
t'ljues.
banks
will
York
Latin
mcmae
a
$2,000,000
area.
'
American
countries
$15,460,649
the
of
figures, for
the
first
nine
production
an
expanding
market
of
income
of
that
for
the
the
he
component
part
on
number
a
$500,000
avionic
during
number
a
tracts
of
next
the
first
invitations
requirements
for
Shell Oil
'x
which
vear.—V
are
186.
sales
„
all
of
1956
for
quarter
Net
S3.49
the
Co.
May
SuntUJe
purchased.—V.
186,
1891.
p.
the
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
6,057,219
1,061,408
391,071
j
Federal
income
■
1957—Month—1956 1957—9 Mos.—1956
$8,927,838
$8,110,493 $78,949,709 $72,333,917
___
taxes.—.
con¬
increase
"
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
/Other operating taxes—
were
26<f>
has
an
important
the
to
and
months
•
*
5,419073~
1,024,426
54,860,937
8,722,974
48.554,053
406,841S
3,793,681
3,710,344
9.073,350
in
products.
avionic
missiles
development
of
the
Net
Net
—V.
operating income
after
charges—
136,
p.
,$1,418,140
1,082,765
$1,259,253 $11,572,117 $10,996,170
1,011,216
8,828,660
9,0(5,415
1891.
Southern Pacific--Co.:—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—•
1957—Month—1956
sub¬
being
to
costs
have
year
to
company
expected
$
•
result
bid
in
substantial
of
.195"?
of; 1956,
income
a
for
which
or
$1.01
the
1 ;
share, which
Compares
a
first
ahare
nine
.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
■
on
of
.
$
-$
oner,
revenue-—
44,345,394
44,307.993 394,085(490 403,978,505
1
Railway
oper.
expenses.
35,944,333
36,393,332 322,866.187 328,107,577
pro-
military
Net
1'
-
with
for
\ •
of
$30,702,649
both
months
<
of
for
for
•
periods.
1957
compares with $100,143,561,
corresponding 1956 period.—V. 186, p. 424.
or
the
the
-•
was
third
third
....
$105,797,574.
$3.31
ry.
fr.
oner,
ioG.
p.
opers.
8.401,061
income—i
3,810,831
ry.
a
*
or
share, for*
:
:
7;914,660
3,248,296
71,219,309
33,105,740
75,870,928
32,128,718
1997.
Southern Union
including that
me:
,
$30,476,725
rev.
con¬
Net
at High Rate—
' • ' *1,
.
$
Railway
1155
whony-tiwned .subsidiary
companies,
quarter
.
until
of
Federal Power Commission has suspended until Feb. .14. 1958,
approximately .$18,000,000 annual rate increase filed by Southern
Natural
to offset rising operating expenses,
principally the cost of
budget/
$482,114.
company's
now
research
nine
p.
Co.—Earnings
-
.
of
runs
'
extraordinary
duced
that
which
looking toward acquisition of the assets
have been terminated by mutual consent.
The
Decline—
net
months
$12,297,937 and net
Shannon, President, stated
banks
.....
Refining
in
15 by this corporation.
for income taxes was $252,668.
of
$25,000,000 credit agreement with
1959.
Negotiations
Nov.
on
debentures of 1973
the
1956
consolidated
months $14,966,100 of 4Va%
12
into 534,486 common shares, leaving outstanding only
principal amount of the issue.
Conversion price is $28 a
share through
June 1, 1958, and ranges thereafter from $30.50 to
$35.50 a share to maturity 011 June 1, 1973.
: .At Sept.
30, last, Southern Natural had drawn
down
$15,000,000
$6,354,200
31,
-
in
the latest
converted
were
this
that
announced
continuing foreign currency arbitrage studv,
inventorv
of
margin,
or
(
legal
stock
President,
in
almost
common
(convertible into common
the
years,
company
will be a
Operating expenses
indicated, reflects continued heavy research
development costs that the company has incurred
during the first
months of this year in the
development of avionic equipment for
the Century series
jet aircraft and missile programs. At the
same
time, he anounced that the
» "»■
1957 and Nov. 5, 1957 and are subject to change
conversions which -may occur between the latter
which the -series E preferred shares a?e issued.
several
the
54,347,851
On
of 1957 was
reported
income after provision
sales
W.
indicates
<
.
into
"we- have
members of the Stockholders Protective Committee
nearly 1,000,000 of 4,000,000 shares outstanding by
They have elected seven co-chairmen to represent them
is
—V,
date and the date upon
E
the
net
&
$0.34
by the armed forces.
The results of the
issued
amounts
reflect conversions of preferred
^Cumulative preferred Atock, stries
Norris
$
survey.
has scheduled
.volume
net
William
system
£4,432 shs.
1
between Sept. 1,
result
•
...
.
regulation and the restrictive provisions oi the indenture.
£ Amounts
and
used
stock,-
issued in
Inc.,
company
common
past
$
nine
.
stock cn or before Dec. 31.
•The
'
•
funds
nine months
The
£6.488 shs.
1963m3,234 shs
Cumulative
preferred
stock,
series
.
,
•
E
F, G, H., I. J, K. L, M and N
460,000 shs.
fCommon-stock «par $25)
——750,000 shs.
-
nrs^
sales
30.000 shs.
common
preferred
(convertible
the
Operating revenues
RR.—September Results—
a
such
film
New,York
Comparable
"
'
future
record
use
stock,
this company have already
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Earnings
and
19596,483 shs.
preferred
(convertible
1957,
and
1957—Month—1956
1958 to
corporation
solidated
<
series
of
Consolidated
common
before June 30.
.cumulative
.
Co,—Proxy Fight—
management, it.was announced on Nov.
spokesman for the Stockholders Protective
that
company.
gas
1,000,000
40,000 shs..
stock
be
to
September
makes
-
series A
preferred
stock,
cumulative
4^4 S
$25)—
pfd.
31,
Servomechanisms, Inc.—Sales Up—Profits
«
4&, %- cumulative
Co.,
$0.30
filming in the New
A
1,250.000
'
the
offered
are
control
Period Ended
1155.
p.
blocked
lor
•
Preferred
July
$9,737,749
$
areas"
The
-
1.500,000
J.
-
-
with
be
list.
said
Committee
329,811,166 327,558,451 2,772,749,225 2,651,456,408
several
the
Wnieh
1.500.000
to
proceeds
con¬
conjunction with United Artists which
distributes the majority of
Security's film output, Herbert P.
Silverberg, Vice-President of Security,
ancl
of
rate
notification
(no pari
new
against
5%
Harris.—V.
con¬
addi¬
In
$5,183,000
-
1985—.
4Mr%
the
by
for
and
eye to investing its blocked
film projects.
Constant
picture
of
Outstanding
......
3\>'i
ended
of
1957—Month—1956
an
local
•
3.35%
used
1545.
will make during
with
1
3*4%
be
incurred
operations
FINANCING
Authorized
1975
the
1968.
of
stock
1957.
preferred stock
31,
......
.
TO PRESENT
'
"
and
of
before Dec.
'
EFFECT
~
1,
Nov
stock
common
1963,
snare
or
on
subject to dilution privileges.
are
•First'mortgage
,
31,
Dec.
31,' 1963, ancl
will
from
cash
to
Line
share
com.
p.
186,
money
into
letter
a
common
fight for management control of the company. They are:
Berry, investment securities; C. O; Buckles, oil and gas
Raymond Haines, retail merchant; Bernard Livingston, invest¬
ment securities, California; Charles H.
Raisch, Houston and New York
businessman;
Jack
Hill
Studley,
General
Natural
Gas
Corp.;
and
Anthony S. Vassallo, engineer.
Counsel for the Stockholders Protective
in the generation, purchase and
the southeasten corner of Georgia
in
months
Phillip Yordan, President,
-
convertible
is
■'
operator:
Security Pictures Inc.—To Invest in Films—
to and including Dec. 31, 1963, at the
stock for each share of said preierreel
1959,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
'
Develop¬
186,
Division.—V.
Robert' K.
case.
notes
complete the company's 1957
in part the
1958 program.
engaged
Hilsinan
Sales
associates
quickly completed.
with
revenues
Period End. Oct. 31—
on Nov.
5 publicly offered
shares of 5\z % cumulative preferred
stock, series E (convertible into common stock from
Jan. 1, 1959, to and including Dec. 31, 1968) at par ($25
per share)
and accrued dividends.
The offering was
■
of
provided
the proxy
in
f
„
Stock
Missile
.
Amer¬
approximately 6,000 public stockholders.
than
was
the
Sears Roebuck & Co.—October
Sales Up—
issue of 40,000
an
each
financing
2053.
p.
186,
Co.,
10#,000
Works—Preferred
Witter & Co. and
in
the
to
area
•
San
It
revenues
Earns,
Inc.
2053.
p.
100,000
100,000
-
North
new
over
as
are
less
personally
$12,119,949 $11,985,756 $122,035,588 $121,882,651
Net
ry.
oper.
income
1,675,376
1,878,139
16,080,763
17,959,157
Net income
1,418,601
1,633,938
13,901,942
15,692,706
Common shs. outstdg,
4,805,285
4,770,048
4,805,285
4,770,048
100,000
.
is
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
100,000
&
NAAS
-Rocketdyne
outstanding shares of
Berry,
claims
$10,356,794
&
Yeatman,
Mosley Co., Inc
Lestrange &
Co.
H.
J.
136,
Seaboard
—
filed
of
management's
Net
Waggoner;
100,000
Suplee,
150.000
Renshaw—_
100,000
100,000
.
1
shares
favor
K.
a
stockholders
&
—V.
Smith, Moore & Co
Gardner..
finance
an
the
other
sheets
ancl
There
in the offering are:
Shearson, HamCo.; Courts & Co.; Johnston, Lemon &
Co.; New York HanCorp.; Win. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Thomas &
Co.; Interstate
Securities
Corp.;
The Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.;
Wyatt,
Neal
&
Roberts
150,000
Inc
together
and
operating
in
of
systems
seatic
Co.,
150,000
Co.
&
elect
meetings,
UNDERWRITERS—Associates
mill
Co..
Bernet
Hickman
Scott, Horner
Hewitt
total
the
two
television
"We
competitive
miles long and
33
miles wide,
including the city
Population
of
the
territory served is estimated at
Savannah.
Nov.
-on
{
company
owns
short-term
$1,547,216.
&
—.
Schneider,
150,000
Jones, Kreeger &
See
&
interest
from
outstanding
in
used
are
in
in
use
generation
.
*
first task
complete review ancl audit of
company's financial affairs and assets," Mr.
Berry said.
will not know the facts
concerning the recent issuance of some
800,000 additional shares
by the company until five days prior to the
annual meeting when
the Stockholders Protective Committee will be
permitted the right to examine the minutes of the
board of directors*
•
—
100,000
Schmidt,
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
Loewi
McGlone
Offered
redemption prices ranging from
redemption
prices
receding
from
special
loans,
program
In
now
for
circuit
share, without underwriting. The
expenses incidental to
mining operations.
Federal
Inc
300.000
Bonds
—
optional
bank
EARNINGS—For
Co—
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
at
at
and,
short-term
had
$100,000
100,000
Kay,
Co.
as
proceeds
Its
pay
173,000.
Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.
....
1,000,000
Power
plus accrued
par,
of
of
respective
The
Denton,
to
are
used
are
400,000
Robert
to
the
5lis were as follows: White, Weld & Co.
(jointly). 101.1799; The First Eoston Corp.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, 101.159.
and
par,
electricity,
approximately 62
&
Sulzberger
bonds
BUSINESS---Company
names:
Gunn
500.000
Ohio
the
Co.
1,000,000
Co.l__
&
to
struction
sale
Carey, Inc.
1,000,000
Bros.
set
&
redeemable
purposes,
of
•
company
Cunningham,
Inc.
The
bonds
new
the
$2,100,000
Co...
&
from
by
values
may not be redeemed prior to Nov. 1, 1962 through
securities bearing a lower interest rate.
Otherwise,
debt
to
tional
4,000,000 shs.
Mortgage
thereof.
2,10j,000
Becker & Co.
Burns
the
Co.
&
William
purchase
Co
&
J.
of
amounts
Weld
Shields
to
bonds
14
closed
.
Peabody & Co.
arc
complete
the
Electric
company
UNDERWRITERS—The-purchasers named below severally have made
a
526,093
FROCEEDS-^-Net
None
6,000,000 shs.
.
issued
with
375,000 sna.
625.000 shs.
value).
par
compliance
300,000 sha.
325.000 sha.
rate
.
bonds
in
dividend
-
$1,007,903
451,706
struction
—
.
$706,437
61,116
of
101.20 'b
300,000 shs.
375,000 6hs.
—
$88,787
13,227
new
106.3O'r
325,000 shs.
—
series
series
$45,574
the
Experiment—embodying
President and a responsible hoard of directors at
the .annual
meeting in Corpus Christ!, Texas, Nov. 19. ; We are con¬
tinually soliciting all stockholders even
though we already have a
clear majority."
"Though stockholders have been denied access to balance
1633.
for
Reactor
per
returned in
and
1957—9 Months—1956
$2,943,713
1,935,810
bonds
375,000 shft.
375,000 shs.
series
1957—Month—1956
2,305,220
Merrill
■
lines
that * "further
According to Mr. Berry, investment securities
broker,
enough proxies at this moment to depose J. E.
Bludworth,
$3,011,657
and
issuance
stock
series
Common
11
205,759
Kidder.
r
•
production
and
to
produce heat
.<<.••
South Texas Oil ic Gas
$294,546
Other bids
17,000,00o
18,000,000
—
six
Half of the 4,000,000
286,691
a
Sodium
divisions.. Eight
corporation
centj
for
been
$334,265
on
the
150
Hallamore,
covering
25
used
bid of 100.402%.
Stock:
Cumul.
(Serial
at
R.v.—Earnings-
won award of the bonds at
12.000.00o
17,000,000
(3*4%)
<*%%
SEC
4,000
sale Nov. 14
10.000.00o
(3*4%)
Series
5.60%
The
have
purchase
4,000
5.05%. The group
$16,000,000
10,000,000
...
reactiviated
"all-time
an
'
•
Skookum Uranium
Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1
11,000
,_1
oper.
;•
two
reactor
utility.
than
Division;
2053. -
p.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Nov. 15 of¬
fered $6,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, 5V8% series due
Nov. 1, 1987, at 101.152% and
accrued interest, to yield
Outstanding
12,000,000
(3'c)
by
ment
exps.
136, p.
been
been
*r
15,000
;
Co.—
revenue!..
Savannah
FINANCING
816,000,000
more
Aviation
new
de¬
Not limited
July
private
a
the
ican
for
non-military
by
supplied
6,000
Co.—
Mountains
first
Of
24,
from ry. oper.
income
rev.
ry.
—V.
tails follow:
<*.40%
^
_
Co—
Staats
Railway operating
our
Oct.
5'/c
the
Clara
severally,
had
'
Bogen-Presto's
our
Committee.
of
•First
Susanna
260,000.
below,
plant
have
to
...
that
closed
power
county of Santa Clara, State
population
York
said
were
.
out
production facilities", was contemplated.
circuit television system supplied
by the Hallamore Elec¬
Co., another division of The
Siegler Corp., on Nov. 14 gave
1,500 employees of Atomics International
Division of North Amer¬
ican Aviation, Inc.,
a
view of dedication
ceremonies- in" the Santa/
A
-•
to certain conditions, to
40,090 series E preferred shares:
Savannah & Atlanta
1633.
p.
made in
was
Santa
-
subject
Period End. Sept. 30—
was
Oct.
New
of
sales
„
the
;
.
on
the
•
,
pointed
»
tronics
1890.
p.
also
was
expansion
$18,918,103
income...
oper.
186,
&
Co.,
El worthy
&
Schwnbacher
31,875,288
—V.
—V.
<fc
1957—Month—1956 -.1957—9 Months—1956
$5,047,986 $49,373,726 $50,497,936
3,547,288
E
Shares
Witter
3,366,981
exps.
.
October
month."'
It
,
program,
v
•
,
California
underwriters, named
commitment,
Blyth
December.
record
company intends
obtained to defray
construction
-
the company all of the
Dean
Sieffler Corp.—Third Quarter Sales
High—
and
be
<
.
incorporated
-
adjacent-territory,
UNDERWRITERS—The
149,261
$5,309,159
revenue..
series
9
A
new
alignment of the sales department to meet the increased
acceptance of high, fidelity, and. commercial sound
systems produced
by Bogen-Presto, a division of the
Siegler Corp., was announced on
Nov.
13
by Lester H, Bogen,- President Bogen-Presto.
*
Mi\ Bogen revealed
that new records for
shipments were set In
July, August and September and that sales
for Bogen for the third,
quarter were up 49%, over last
year and Presto's
were
up 15%. At'
the current rate of
deliveries, he envisioned good sales in November
available to defray
a
construction program that may be under¬
any
principal
San Jose 3, Calif.
Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
Railway operating
^
be
of California
1633.
Period End. Sept. 30—
i
'
re-:
the
loans
1957
40,000
„
St. Louis
secu¬
stock
of
from
at
$100,000
cost
company's
the
and
Sereno
$1,045,965
•13,522
<-
28,572
186, p.
being the
common
company is
a
public
utility water company engaged in the
production, transmission, distribution and sale of water
in San Jose,
Saratoga, Los Gatos, a portion of
Campbell and Cupertino, Monte
1957—9 Months—1956
$3,362,202
of
Ihe
*
263,440
•
of
Street,
/■*
$324,549
234,675
from ry; oper.
rev.
ry.
$358,578
proceeds
BUSINESS— Company
Ry.—Earnings—
1957—Month—1956
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
net
are
the
the
in
1931,
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
t
10,291,238
of
co
taken
$20,194,102
1633.
p.
1968),
to defray, a
.further portion of the cost of the company's
construction, program, and (c) the balance of $541,500 to
added
73,960,065
8,373,484
conversion
31,
shares
$300,000
1957
$94,154,167
$2,393,653 $16,804,729
11,158
were
at
follows:
as
portion
a
portion
Net
there
upon
PROCEEDS—The
p.326.
'■ *
$9,926,042 $10,304,048 $90,114,116
7,900,001
7,910,395
73,309,38 7
revenue.
oper.
and including Dec.
offering relates.
issuance
preterred shares
.St. Louis-San Francisco
Ry.—Earnings—
to
tnis
1957,
series B, C and D preferred
and upon Issuance of the
40,000 series E preferred shares there
will be
initially reserved 22,800 additional shares of common stock
for-subsequent issuance upon conversion of series E
preferred shares.
Upon issuance oi the series E
preferred shares the aggregate number
ot
common shares then reserved
for conversion of
outstanding series
E, C, D and E preferred shares will be
33,968 shares, subject to minor
adjustment by reason of
any conversion of series B, C or D preferred
shares which may occur
between Nov. 5, 1957 and tne dale upon wnicli
the- series
E
preferred shares are issued.
-
of moving Auto¬
Timing &: Controls, Inc. into its new plant and much of the
expense
of moving
8tar-Kimble operations from Bloomfield,
N.
J.;
recurring
1959,
5,
shares,
matic
into' the
1,
which
Nov.
served
outstand¬
with
to
i[At
393,872
„
charged
Jan.
*
396,462
—
was
-
195G
$16,876,600 $14,890,500
910,000
913,900
.
period)
of
third
—
outstanding
share
end
at
1957
—U—
—
Common
The
Sept. 30—
—
from
Gas
Co.—Debentures Sold—The $9,-
000,000 of 5l,2 % sinking fund debentures due 1982, which
were publicly offered on Nov. 1 at 190%
and accrued
interest through Snow, Sweeny & Co. Inc* and A. C.
Allyn & Co. Inc. and p«*«ociates, were quickly sold.
Jotoilc
in
V
IRfi.
II.
2093.
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'
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday,-November 18, 1957
(2158)
10
%
to $6,041,000,000, a record figure for any similar period,
with $5,375,000,000 in the corresponding period of 1956.
Estimated profits for the nine months were at a peak $660,000,000.
equal'to $3.35 per share, compared with $603,000,000 or $3.07 per share
last year, although profits for the third quarter of 1957 were somewhat'
lower than for the comparable period in 1956.
\
amounted
Period End.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
22,021,872 199,073,783 205,587,203
15,597,637 144,389,842 142,948,904
revenue...
20,327,979
Railway oper.
expenses.
15,538,888
fr. ry. opers.
4,789,091
6,424.235
3,252,764
4,178,995
Net
Net
rev.
Income—
1633.
oper.
ry.
1.86, p.
—V.
51,924,105
operating taxes..
Other
charges
186,
6,803,246
RR.—Earnings—
Spokane International
•
1957—Month—1956 ; 1957—9 Mos.—1956
$290,758
$327,771 $2,854,853 $2,804,536
161,159
161,102
1,701,023
1,746,518
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper,
expenses.
'
fr. ry.
Net rev,
Net
—V.
186,
f
opers.
p.
$1,058,018
$1,153,830
559,914
$166,669
$129,599
64,766
income.—
1673.
oper.
ry.
v
76,586
414,232
,
Railway oper; expenses.
Net
Net
—V.
fr.
rev.
186,
281,478
1673.
p.
$8,377,277
4,489,907
$5,936,408
2,735,114
$958,147
$800,347
444,430
opers.
ry.
income—
oper.
ry,
consolidated net income of this company
estimated
The
sidiaries
36-week
the
for
period
Jan.
from
and its sub¬
1957 was
first nine months of 1956, a period
$1,536,000. The net income for the
of 39 weeks, was $1,633,000.
v*.
»
with the
Aug. 21, 1957 the company entered into an agreement
fiouth
Carolina Stude
Ports
Authority under which the
On
Authority
will construct a new terminal for the companyls use in the port of
Charleston, S. C.
This terminal will provide the company with modern
end efficient banana handling facilties for its fruit entering that port.
Earnings of the company's foreign subsidiaries which produce and
distribute beer, soft drinks, soap, vegetable oils and allied products
continue to compare favorably to those for the same period of last
year.
Dr. Joseph S. D'Antoni, President, said.—V. 185, p. 2494.
Standard Oil Co. of California (& Subs.) — Earnings
1957—3 Mos.—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
Period End. Sept. 30—
Baker,
Weeks
inc
bef
Pro!
taxes
and
other
taxes
(est.)
Federal
inc.
Barret,
49,100,000
21,200,000 -
14,300,000
68,304,767
75,436.197
58,200,000
63,224,386
211,765,184
190,355,041
$3.35
$3.01
$1.08
$1.19
♦Earnings per sh
on
186,
shares.—V.
p.
Hallgarten & ,CO——i;
.05
Hallow-ell,
Co. Inc._—
.70
Becker Sc
G.
Inc.
Bioren
is offering to the holders of its capital stock
$7) the right to subscribe at $44 per share for
—
.15
.05
.05
Butcher
M.
H.
The latest
due
for
able
securities
C.
in
was
through
an
E.
Clark,
John
aries
since
the
Coffin
end
of
World
War
Julien
the
the
five
Curtiss,
.
primarily
2,172,000 barrels daily
a
in
the
first
&
&
Bodine
R.
refineries averaged 2,464.000 barrels a
nine
months,
book assets at Dec.
l^a tin
-
America
and 22%
Sixty-nine
per
cent of
31, 1956, was in the United States
from the Eastern Hemisphere.
EARNINGS—For the nine months ended Sept. 30,
ard's
Digitized for estimated total
FRASER
revenues
from
sales,
1957, Jersey Stand¬
dividends and interest
Company
Dominick
&
—
Doolittle
Francis
Dillon,
Securities
&
F.
Eberstadt
A.
.
Brothers-!-!—!—'2-
G.
&
Co.
&:
Co
Edwards & Sons
Elkins,
Morris^ Stokes & Co.
Elworthy
M>
'
Hutchinson
Miller & Co.—
Merrill Lynch,., Pierce,
Mead,
.05
& Co—
Newburger
.15
Newhard, Cook Sc
and
Newman
York
New
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp
Faul
.70
The
Estabrook & Co
.70
Pacific
.05
Co
Co
Hanseatic Corp—
Sc Hixshberg, Inc.
J. Nowland Sc Co.!!_—
Company—J
Northwest Co.———
Ohio
.30
.20
-f
1-25
.07
Co
.07
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
.05
Charles
A.
.15
Pariish
Sc
Farweii, Chapman & Co
.05
—!!————,
.07
Co
&
.05
.05
Parcellsf,&r Co.—
Fahey, Clark & Co
Evans & Co., Inc.
.05
Jackson Sc 4
734.
f
4 7,905.927
$0.64
outst.
share
1957—9M0S.-21956
j :,
!
'"it4,384-380
, '7,884.052
-•
$0.55
$
i
.*
-
132,540,022
25,805,026
12,850,000
12,955,026
13.841,809
7,904.549
• $1.75
..,,
7,854,990
$1.64
.
y
V
..
.
*
•
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•"
:
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Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher— 4
—V.
before taxes !!__—!!
after
taxes.!
shares
per
outstanding
share
183, p. 2463-
7
1,459,788
,
<«
.
!—_——.
—
.
*
Studebaker-Packard Corp—Losses
..
,
724, <88
1,100,821
52o,821
390,729
47J'°? '
$1.41
$1.32
'
Reduced—
corporation; on Nov. 13 announced-'that for the first nine
of 1957 losses were reduced to $12,365,689 on sales of $147,431550
Cash and securities amounted. to,5 $29,579,730
as of
20 *1957
Harold E. Churchill, President, reported. - This compared
This
months
Sept.
to
<
•
■
'
Inc.
Norris
.05
.05
.07
Co.
.20
— *■ .15
.20
of
Earnings
^
.07
Wells & Co.,—!
McFawn Sc Co.——v:
.05
.05
Fahenestocfc-
No.
.30
Templeton • !5
Stone!.50
Moore, Leonard & Lynch——- ' .20
F. S. Moseley Sc Co.——- 1.25
.10
Clement A.
Earnings
Sc
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.;
W. H. Newbold's Son &
p."
.
Stubnitz Greene
Mitchum, Jones &
1.00
Record Earnings-^-
Mos.—i956
Safes"—!-1——-1:!-! »26.mi752 $21.(^44
.05
Mullaney,
186,
5.067.365
-
;of shs.
7'
.05
H.
Deetjen & Co
EmersQn & Co., Inc.
—V.
Earnings
;
George!--!!-!—-—
Nauman,
no.
Earns.!per: com.
^
Mills, Spence & Co;: Inc.—— n
The Milwaukee Company—-
.70
*—
%
■
$
$
43,054.706 144,094,692
9 842,365
8.484,380 27.191,809
4,775,000 " 4.100.000
13,350.000
taxes——
—
nrofit
Net
Avge.
2.00
Miller
Roland
'
49,434.621
'
(est.;"
Taxes
^'.30
.05
Model,
1957—3
1—:—
—
Earns., before
$1X0.^.00
f -07
Merrill, Turben■ Sc Co., Inc:—
&
:
-20
A: Beane—_!
Fenner
"
"
795,178
...
,
$
Co!-!—-—
!5
Co:__———;.;-20
McMaster
'
Period End. Sept. 30^—
$4,774
593,856
*$132,515
$3,978
62,489
1673.
186, p.
Sterling Drug Inc.—Reports
."♦15
•
Sc,
.05
$5,143
70,038
j
deficit——
oper.
ry.
♦Deficit—V.
Company!-—- .- .30
McDonald-Moore Sc Co.-—— ",.05
McJunkin, Patton & Co.—! J .05
McKelvy Sc Company-!!— ' .Oo
McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.— ~!5
Emanuel,
L.
Net
Masten &
E.
}-
•'
"
Transit Ry.—Earnings— ;
•
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
S290.042"-5243,506 $2,439,592 $2,274,699
284.(^99 +.. 239.528 f. 2,5/2,101
2.269^25
Net rev. from ry. opers.
-.Co.!-'—»i' .15
.50
2.00
production by Feb. 15,
'
Period End. Sept. 30
Marks/A: ,Co.__ -'.70
McDonald
.20
Co
&
Bennett -*Sc
Laurence
*$0.38
Staten Island Rapid
2.00
Coe__——
&
*$1.74
$0.90
•.50
y10
1.00
Sc Co. Inc.-—-——— V*10
Lundborg A:' Co.-——:
20
McCormick &
Union
Co
530.
p.
expenses-
C.
.07
1.25
duPont
I.
Eastman
186,
1958—V.
expected to begin
Ark.,
Fayetteville,
in
plant
Sales
.07
Co
.
expansions are on schdule,-with the York plant addi¬
new equipment during the fourth quarter and the new
facility
receiving
tion
Corp.——-! 1.00
Legg Sc Co.!——'— %15
Irving
Mackall
1.00
$1.71
number of shares
of
revenue
Loewi
.20
Co
&
Drexel
basis
Plant
Ryotis & Co.—:L—'-—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Sc Co.;
.30
2.00
>.* 977,500
977.560
$0.32
$0.30
outstanding at end 'of corresponding
period in 1957.- - ,
*
"'
"
,
' '"
M.
A.
Spayd, President, pointed out t that backlogs continue -at a
good level and incoming business in October indicates - that opera¬
tions
in the fourth quarter will be at maximum available capacity.
";*On
oper.
Lester,
Dominion Securities
Corporation
'
r
per
y-
—.—
2.00
.07
Bretscher Noonan Inc.
&
The
Dividends
.15
.05
Inc
Dixon
Dominick
compared
consolidated
and Canada;
18% in Latin.America and 13%. in Europe, North Africa and the Mid¬
dle and Far East and other areas in the Eastern Hemisphere. Of con¬
solidated net income for 1956 amounting to $808,535,000, 33%
was
derived from operations in the United Stafes
Canada, 45% from
net
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Co.,
&
Dixon
1957, compared with
graphically throughout the world.
Dickson
Dittinar
r
$1,704,056
share ,——
share—-!
Higginson
Lehman
.10
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
year
2,449,000 for the full year 1956.
'
Operations of the company's subsidiaries, as well as those companies
in which it has substantial investments, are widely distributed geo¬
S.
$1,673,446
shares outstanding——-
of
oper.
A.
Eind. ^-9 Mos. End. Sept. 301957
1956 ^
$311,227
—'
income;.!—
Number
Railway
John
Townsend,
Crouter
3 Mos.
Railway
Lee
"
Co.—Earnings Expansion—
,
Co.———2-*i2.00
Freres Sc
Lazard
.15
Haven
Gilbert
&
Ladenburg," Thalmann Sc, (Co.
.15
Laird, Bissell Sc Meeds
Laird & Company, Corp.——.10
W. C. Langley-Sc Co—
—y.iO
.05
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast
Dick & Merle-Smith
1956. Crude oil runs to
day for the first nine months of
day for the full
Co.
development program follows a series
sales; -jl—!-———————
Earnings .per
.15
•—
.05
Securities
Co
t
11. divisions .include:
Bradley
The
Net
*
:.07
Mason-Hagan/ Inc.-2
Davis, Skaggs & Co
years
&
MacNaughton-Greenawalt J
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co
De
.
Mellen Sc Miller, Inc.
& Company,,- Inc.—-
Manley,
& Co., Inc
fir.
'
/
listed
"
$32,308,962
* 3,583,263
1,879,207
&;Co.!__.— !"*P°
Hewitt!—.. .10
.07
.15
Co
&
Union
Dallas
Davenport
exceeded amounts charged to income for depreciation
exploration during the period by $1,743,000,000. Outlays for facili¬
ties and expenditures in the search for oil will be about $1,400,000,000
in the full year 1957 and are expected to be of the same order in 1958.
Net crude oil production, including condensates, worldwide, was esti¬
at
House
Big Board—
stocks of this4 corporation is now
Trading began on Nov. 1.
Sept. 30,'57
?!—_
(,.r .15
&;CovJJ-J-vbSO
Loeb & Co
Kuhn,
.07
r"-.05
J. M. Dain
amount
2.056,000 barrels
.07
.05
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Inc.
&
&
$10,319,713 $34,426,989
Income before Federal income tax—
654.172 ; 3,513.376
Provision for Federal income tax—
' £ 342,945
1.839,930
.05
Inc.
Hansen
greatly
Net
.05
.
.07
Brothers
.1 1.00
Co.___2_
.10
Co.——.05
Biddle & Co—— '• .20
Yamall,
in Standard's
move
V.
.07
-20
Richards Sc Co.—
.05
Taylor Sc Co.!——!--.05
Kenower,
MacArthur
Co.
.30
A. M. Kidder Sc Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
— 2.00
.07
Kirkpatrick-Pettis -Co.'——
.05
Kormendi & Co., - Inc.-'-——
.10
& Co.—
struthers & Co.—
Wopdard-Elwood
Wulff,
.07
prelerred
Standard Register
Kean,
Cunningham, Gunn & Carey.
Co.,
Jones
Kreeger
Kalman
.30
Co._
&
Wood,
.07
.07
Battles, Inc.;
Lemon
D.
Joseph,
.15
—
Weedon
Wood,
.20
Johnson, Lane; Space
Jones.
.15
Co
&
Co
&
Cullman
and
with
Inc.—
.07
2.00
,
Co.'—J J—JJ 1.00
Inc/4!--—— .30
Bond: A: Share
Kirkland,Grubbs 'vSc
-i!—
Edward
.05
.05
Company
&
Cruttenden, Podesta
$4,174,000,000,
mated
Co.,
&
Collins
Cooley
the company and its subsidi¬
in common with the petroleum
II,
Corp—!
Inc.——
Collings
C.
C.
of
growth
Clarke Corp
Burr,
t
.30
St Snyderil-il—-----
Keir
The
.05
.10
.05
.30
" .05
Collin, Norton & Co
.
of working capital required.
ended Dec. 31, 1956, gross additions to the plant
facilities of the company's subsidiaries totaled $3,330,000,000 and also
within this period there was spent in the search for oil and gas sums
not capitalized amounting to $844,000,000.
The total of these outlays,
In
&
.05
.15
&
&
Jrnney,- Dulles
1.00
—,
-,
Co.J—i— 2.00
Gundy & Co., Inc.—.? .20
Witter
Dean
.
—
Corporation•—J—-------
Ir.galls
.20
Coggeshall &; Hicks'
Industry in general, has required large expenditures to develop pro¬
ducing capacity and to provide transportation, refining and marketing
facilities.
In
addition,
expanded
sales
VQiumes
have
substantially
increased
Jenks.
,
.05
&
Securities
Clayton
■
a
Co
Co
Clarke
Richard W.
la connection with their capital
worldwide
&
Dodge
W.
—
J.; R. Williston & Co.-:
J
Winslow, Cohu,, Sc Stetson---.
Allegheny Label Division, Cheswick,
Co.. Louisville. Ky.; Closure Division.
Chicago. 111.; Flexible Packaging Division, Clifton, N. J.; Fonda Con¬
tainer Co.; Inc., St. Albans. Vt.; Fuller Label A: Box Co.. Pittsburgh.
Pa.: The Gebhart Folding Box Co., Dayton, Ohio: General Felt Products
Division/Brooklyn, N. Y.; Missisquoi Corp., Sheldon Springs,.Vt.; Mod¬
ern
Packages Division.',Los Angeles, Calif.; and. Standard Cap Sc Se^l
(CanadaLtd.—V. 186, p. 324.
»
•
* • •
' '
.05
—
Kay,
Corp..
Clark & Co—
W.
Hutton
E.
Indianapolis
.05
.05
Company.
City Securities
Co;
Hutton & Co-
F.
W.
&
Company-!!—-
Chiles-Schutz
1949 when the international oil firm
offering of 25-year 2%% debentures
subsidiary and affiliated companies
expenditure programs.
in
Inc.—
and
common
Standard's
The Illinois ,Co!,
.05
.05
'.05"
.20
National Corp.-
Childress &
,
acquisitions begun in 1952/ Until then, the company was primarilyof paperboard to milk bottle closures and cap liners.
Now,
•'( Pa.;
1.25
Labouisse,
and
Friedrichs
E.
Johnston,
Corp—_
Co.,
.05
—2
product development program. Standard
expended its list of products.; They include paper plates,
related paper products, qs welj as labels and flexible
packaging materials. The company is^also becoming active in the field
of industrial; laminations.
In addition, it makes and sells various kinds
of
paper! paperboard and tvoocl pulp.
Standard's 1956 sales- totaled
$28,505,230, an increase of 18.12% over 1955. J
.f
.10
,
Weeks—J——
Sc
Well,
Corporation;/
Co
&
Cassell &
F.
Crowell,
1
..........
investment
Carroll
W.
Central
proceeds from the current offering of additional
replenish the company's working capital and will be avail¬
BUSINESS—The
—_
&, Co.—
v^heat
through:the acquisitions and. a
,
Fay--J2i.'—u—-—
A:
Howard,
.05
.05
.05
(Inc.)
Co
Securities
Carolina
PROCEEDS—Net
will
Brothers
Phillips
A.
Hornblower
Campbell, McCarty Sc Co.,
previous financing undertaken by Standard Oil (N. J.), by
July 15, 1974.
chares
Co.
&
Caldwell,
-
the United States.
in
$150,000,000
raised
&
Byilesby
C.
J.
.2 ';.05
1—,v-.05
2.00
St' Co.—
Westheimer
'.WhiterWeid & Co.!
boxes, cartons and
Co-iU-l—.10
Sc Son.!!—
.1,5
Co-—ilO
Hog'.e & Co-3h——'
.10
.05
.10
.07
.05
Inc.
Sherrerd-—™—;
Denton,
Sc
&. Co.—i— .20
J": .05
1.25
Gibson.—
A:
;Werihcifn; & Co,-.
1
eonvertor
a
has
St
Hooker
.10
.10
Burnham Sc Company—I/
involving more than $288,000,000,
represents the second largest industrial common stock offering to stock¬
public sale of
i
Co. Inc.—
Burke & MacDonald, Inc
Slorumb Sc
Bros.
J.
-.05
.70
Marshall
Lisle Sc
Brown,
—_
Sons
&
Brown
Alex.
Webster
.70
Sons———^ .05
'he New York Stock Exchange.
This latest
of
Hilliard
B.
J.
Hirsch
Co
&
Brush,
additional shares,
holders ever made
Cabell & Co
Branch,
Brooke
Courts
unsubscribed shares.
the
J.
-15
& Co., Inc.
on
Henry Herman' St Co.—!1— 'f:;15
Hickey & Co—IJ-i--::.05
Hill Richards &
.05
pany, Inc.
——
J. C. Bradford & Co-
The
r
Stone A: Co.-——
' .70
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.llJ — 1.00
H. Hentz & Co-— --—15
.15
Co—.—
Bramhall, Fa lion
X .05
Walker A:
Watltng, jLerchen
Joseph
■
Standard Packaging Corp.—Goes on
1-00
Sulzberger' & 'Co.'
Hayden,
2.00
.05"
Co
&
George D. B. Bonbright & Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan Sc Com¬
Stanley & Co. composed of 311 investment firms will
underwrite the offering and purchase from the company
of
.
Inc.-
Boettcher &
422,000 shareholders will be completed today (Nov. 18).
A nationwide underwriting group headed by Morgan
sale
——
Co———
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
scription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 18,
1957.
The mailing of the warrants to the more than
The
!—
Blair &
Blair Sc Co.
6,549,124 additional shares at the rate of one share for
each 30 shares held of record on Nov. 8, 1957. The sub¬
any
Co
&
William
,
Co.!l_I.!'__
G. .H. Walker &
,
1——:—_—
.05,
.05
.10
II.; C.. wainwright & Co.!_!_
-.30
J'
r. ■
L
Co,,,
&
,
v
.05
-05
.30
.50
.30
—_—
&
.07
Hamlin <fe Lunt—.05
Harriman Ripley & Co.; Inc. 2.00
Harris & Partners, Inc.!!,—"-.20
Ira Haupt
:•> .15 /'
Hayden, Miller' & Co:_—J1- -. .20.V;j
.70
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Whiteside, West
Winslow, Inc..
1
Chaplin Sc Company!
company
.20
Halle
.15
_______
Bateman,
A.
'•
.Chisholm
186,: p. 2C93.
V.
—
Stfeglitz-^t—-20
.15
Co
Sc
•
.07
.10
& Sons.—x_!—_-----
Gregory
.05
Eichler & Co.—!
Baumgartner, Downing & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co.——
Barth
J.
Chace,
1779.
(New Jersey)—Stock Offered—This
Standard Oil Co.
(par
.Qo
.20
*
income
♦Based
.50
& Kraus
1—
Fitch. North & Co.—
Burge
Lee
Net
.05
& Co
Ball,
&
Inc.
«*.,
..
.10
•
—
--—1—-
:v inc..
V .30
—
.20
Sc
**
y-y
••
1—!——
Noel & Co
Victor, Common, Dann & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—
.50
Co.—
Watts
2.00
Sachs,&»Co——2.00
■
.; .05
Co.
Neuhaus&
Alstyne,
Varnedoe,
..
.05
Co:.tt_t—
Schwabacher &
<.
.07
Company.
Incorporated
Van
.15
r
&
Underwood,
'
'.30
Co—_—
Simonds
.07
;.-P5
—
.15
—
Townsend, Dabney and Tyson
.70
Poole, Roberts &
'
"" "■
Schmidt,
.07
—
Spencer Trask* A: Co—1 .70
Tucker, Anthony & R, L- Day ,, .70
5
Saunders, Stiver' &: Co——
Co
Ar
Thomas
.05
Hutzlfir__-:
Bros."&
!-
j Thayer, Baker & Co,!!_—j)5,
.10
1.00
Shields & Companytr—!__„
.50
Baker,
Byrd
$
$
$
8
447,454,228 396,896,506 1,317,286,561 1,137,157,509
89,736,197
89,504,767
260,865,184
248,555,041
income
Salomon
Co
&
Cartwrright' &: Co.--'.' .05,
Swiss!.Ainerican ,Corp,_
30.'
.15
Goldman,
.30
Bros.
Sutro
'
Rothschild. & Co.
—
Rbwles,; Winston- & Co.——-
V
.05
Incorporated
Sweney,
Goodbody •& Co.th—t---1—— f-'.70 ;s; Shuman, Agnew & Co—
Granberv, Marache & Co.-—
.15.. I. M. Simon & Co"-!—
.0.7
Giant-Brownell &■ Co.!—!—
Singe/, Deane & Scribner__.
.10
Green, Ellis & Anderson—
Smith, Barney
i
.07
Smith. Hague. & Co.!_!/_!__
Greene & Ladd—liiSmith, Moore & Co.———
Greenshields £: Co.KN. Y.)
Inc.
Baler.
'
.
.20
Roney'&. Co—11
L._ F.
Glore, Forgan & Cout—!—-
Co..
&
.05
.05
.30
.05
Rotan, Mosle & Co—!
.07
S.
Sutro
.30
Whipple & €o.^
W.
Balrd
.30
—
.07
Securities " .• ;
2.00
Stfcud
05
,
.10
MsDowell
J.
.05
.70
——
,
.70
w
Corp:.30
Lauer
,Strauss,.& .Co.™
Si "Company,' Inc.——
Suplee,'Yeatmq,h," M«?sleyr.Co.
.20
.
Reftshawt-'
&
C.
Lukens—
and
Rodman
». Wm.
'
Parker Sc
Eacon.
Burns
Gross
.07
Co—__—_
&
.10
,
.15
Robert
Boenning
to Sept. 7,
1
Robinson
&
Michigan
Frank,
& Webster
f ! Corporation
Straus,
Blosser &
"
Blyth Sc Co., Inc.
Steamship Co.—Earnings, etc.—
Standard Fruit &
.05
.05
_
Bache
substantially improved operations, this corporation on
net profit of $257,634 for the three months ended
Sept. 30, 1957.
This was equal to 18c per share on the 1,470,000
shares of common stock outstanding.
In the third quarter of 1956,
the corporation had a net loss of $358,706.
Sales in the latest quarter were $14,651,158. slightly less than sales
of $15,392,295
in the comparable period last year, James O. Burke,
President, said that the improved operating results were due prin¬
cipally to an extensive program which eliminated losses in the com¬
pany's tuner division.
This division, he said, has been operating
profitably in the past quarter and is expected to continue operating
ctt
a
profitable level.
,
"
Mr. Burke noted that Standard's Electronic Protection division (traf¬
fic control and synchronization devices.) is operating successfully and
that
the
major subsidiary,
Kollsman Instrument Corporation also
continues to operate profitably.
Shipments this year at Kollsman,
Where current
backlog is about $63,000,000. should be considerably
greater than last year, he indicated.—V. 186, p. 1546,
reported
13
Stone
> .05
Company—(.10 t L. B. Schwinn & Cov_!!—
Scctt, Horner <k'*Co—_!'_
.05
Folger,'-iNolan,4Fleming-.20
W. B>. Nibbs $s 'CO:j':Inc.—!*" .60 Vf Scott Sr Srringfellow_t'l!__!!
.15
Chas. W. Scranton?
Foster & Marshall-t-i—tl_!«: .10
&-Cp.--1
.05
Seasongood & 'Mayerit——
Fulton Reid & Co.,' Iiic-i—1 ;•» .20
Shearson, Hammill .& Co.—, y .50
Gairdner A: Company Ipc;—>. .05
Robert Garrett & Soris_—.07 .
; Sheridan, Bogan,"Paul & Co.,
Blelchroeder,
S.
and
Inc.
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Profit—
Reflecting
Nov,
Arnhold
.05
First Southwest
.20
Inc
Strudwick
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
V
.
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—Reports
Anderson
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.-Stillman, Maynard & Co
Stix & Co
!
Gardner—!—!
First of
.70
Ames & Co.,
E.
A.
.15
_
05
Almstedf
.10
Stern,
Meyer & Fox
& Co.——.
Inc.
Co.,
Pierce Sc
.
:J/. .30
Co
.05
.05
_
Allyn
Co.,. Inc—_—
Brothers
C.
A.
Co.—.
.10
.20
—
Brothers &
.70
Inc.——
.-30-"-
—
Company-!'!':.—
Allison-Williams
1957—Month—1956
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,783,534 , $2,881,582 $23,900,971 $25,732,033
1,983,187
1,923,385 * 1*7,964,563 17,354,756
Pqriod End. Sept. 30—
Railway oper. revenue—
Peck
Sc
Allen
... ,
Stern,
Co.—,-.05.-v. E. H. Schnefder'H
Company!!!:!———.,.07,^:. Schneider,' Bernet &
Hickman, Inc.' 'S-JL
Field. Richards & Co.i——!!!;' .05
.
,.j
The First Boston Corp.it—Jt 2-00.k,;\ Schoellkopf," Hutton &
Pomeroy, In<f;'
First CaliforniaVCoi'Tnc—-— : .07
Ferris
.50
.15
Steele &
Fauset,
Stanley & Co
4.30
Procter & Paine—— - .07
.05
Lovctt Abercroinbie & Co
1.00
Stern
Parke
Abbott,
-
r
.
Starkweather. & Co.,.
Stein Bros & Boyce Corp—
.30
;
'r''
Morgan
:
»
Co—
.05
Robinson-Humphrey Co.
The
.v'!*.';,?UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally *;
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to them sev-• „
erally, In the respective percentages indicated below.; such of the shares ■
of the additional capital stock as shall not be subscribed'for by exer/
else of rights:
" '• "
Adams
Ry.—Earnings—
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
held by the
&
.30
Quail Sc Co.,
-
75,000,000
■ 75,000,000
250,000,000 shs.*203,488,402
company at Nov. 7, 1957 for its
Option Plan.
Stock
Incentive
.
•;»
i
Co._
&
Staats
.30
i
Reynolds & Co.; Inc—_!___
In ing J. Rice & Co.," Inc.—
Rippel & Co—_!l_t—1-1_—" Riter &r. Co.—--j------'L-—.
*
.
R.
!_•.<
Inc
Jaffray Sc Hopwood—
Prescott, Shepard St Co., Inc.
R. W. Pressprich Sc Co—
Putnam Sc Co;_"_
!!—
.—
-
♦Includes 465,549 shares
-
1891.
p.
—
Capital stock (par $7)—
69,702,093
65,220,416
80,159,463
75,360,088
7,333,595
8,347,156
—
'
1,1979
8.993,615
operating income
after
—V.
3,574,403
H.
, Reinholdtyfe
r -
'•
"j
-
.
Smithers
Pforzheimer & Co._y
Christensen,
Rauscber,
85,000,000 ^'
/
,
ance
•
...
S-
William
.
$150,000,000
'•/,
promissory notes payable to insurcompanies and others, due Feb.
3%
76,992,545 "67,220,613
36,522,165
33,006,323
6,901,624
4,010,120
Net
Net
30,749,126 278,370,722
8,405,355
income
433,700,994
263,771,965
43,558,753 472,044,895
30,515,015
__—
taxes—
Federal
;;
-
F.
.05
:
.05
Outstanding
Authorized
1974—$150,000,000
25-year 2%% debs, due May 15, 1971—
85,000,000
debs, due July 15,
Sc
Raffenspefger, Hughes & Co.,
V *
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Writer
Piper.
•••
of
25-year 2%%
Co?f—1———I"'
Peet &
O.
Carl
:
.
-1956
1957—9 Mos
1957—Month—1956
>-■
DIVIDENDS—Dividends on the stock were 55 cents per share in each
the first three quarters. A fourth quarter dividend of 60 cents was
declared on Oct. 31, payable to stockholders of record- Nov. 8. ..This
dividend, which will not be paid on the new stock, brings the total'for
1957 to $2.25, compared with $2.10 in 1956.
"
■'/
62,638,299
34,244,796
54,683,941
29,545,898
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Peters',
Co.—Earnings—
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Period Ended Sept. 30—
$
$
$
$
Railway oper.
H.
compared
Ry.—EarningsSept. 30—
1957—Month—1056
Southern
<
^
of June 30, 1957. Total current assets, Churchill said,
were
$91,721,571 and current liabilites were $42,776,092.
Mr
Churchill said that prices on the 1958 models have been in¬
creased
about $19 on the Studebaker economy Scotsman two-door
sedan to about S90 on the Studebaker Golden Hawk.
•
Advertised delivered prices on the new 1958 cars-range fronf
on
the
two-door Scotsman sedan to $3,282 on the Golden Hawk,
$30,990,268
powered
as
by. a
289-cubic inch V-8
supeichftrged,-engine
.
.
advertised delivered-prices range from S2,0o5 lor
for the Provincial wagon which is powered
by a V-8 engine.* The Scotsman's engine is a 101,-horsepower.: sixcylinder engine.—V. 186, p. 1780. *
*■,..
. •
Station
the
wagorn
Scotsman.to
$2,644
(Continued on page 52)
Volume
186
Number 5691
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
are
Per
Name of Company
Co., Ltd. iquar.)
Products, common (irreg.)
5#
preferred, iquar.)
Wood Steel Co.,
5#
common
preferred iquar.)
Allied
Allis
Gas
COi
(Louis)
American
+42 Vic
Mines
iquar.)
35c
11-15
11-29
11-20
12 Vic
News
Q».
Delaware
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
Construction
B
20c
Oil
$1.50
&
$$1.12,/i
(qi.ar.)__
1
1-
1
11-29
(quar.)
56 Vic
__
50c
6#
Atlas Corp.,
$18e
(quar.)
1
12-10
11-20
11-20
$1.25
12-14
11-20
12-14
11-20
25c
12-30
12-13
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
5c
common
(quar.)
15c
Properties, Inc.
Beech-Nut
(Minn.),
Lite- Savers
Aircraft
11-27
12-16
11-22
12-
2
11-15
1-
_
Dunhill
International,
; ;
on Nov.
13.
12-
2
11-20
11-30
11-19
20c
$62 Vic
2
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
4 # ' preferred
'■
t$i
$53Vic
____
__
'4fi#
l4%#
*'
preferred' (quar.)
preferred; (quar.)_-___i'____-__^-_^-i ;
'5#' t preferred
Brown
&
457c
(:qimr.)„_,__-jr_~l--___^^»'"
action taken
meeting held
California
Nov.
12.
Life- Insurance,
.
payment
"'
at*
First National Stores
Canadian
Class
Ice Machine
A
12-
Wtestern
Co.,
Catclli
Co.,
11-15
12-
1
11-15
2
12-13
2
12-13
$37 Vic
1-
2
11-29
1-
2
12-17
Gas
Co.,
12-
preferred
Telephone
(quar.)
412c
11-30
Light,
preferred
Central Steel
&:
common
11-15
11-30
11-15
65c
12-20
($1.12Vii
1-
2
1-
2
12-13
12-10
11-26
(year-end)
$2.25
Century Industries (quar.)-,
Stock
10c
dividend
Chance (A. B.)
Chemical Fund,
(quar.)
Inc.—
gains
payable
in
realized
additional
shares
is
in
addition
12-27
11-22
be declared
Chesapeake
Dec.
Dividend
payments
preferreds omitted
Chicago &
Eastern
this
Illinois
$4
and
dividend
Extra
2 Vi
1
12-10
(year-end)
(quar.)
A
12-16
11-30
22 Vic
__
Co.,
$6
preferred
11-29
11-22
50c
12-10
11-22
—
Vic
$1.50
11-29
1-
11-14
1
12-20
25c
$6 2nd pfd.
Stock
-
•
firmation
Co.
Ilosklns
Gold
stock
class
B
to
Co.
Insley
Mfg.
Institutional
11-29
12-13
11-29
3#
12-27
'
Stock
11-29
(quar.)
Mines
Investors
Dec.
of
10-31
33 Vic
5
11-22
1-
1
12-24
25c
1-
1
12-16
653/«c
12)_
America
12-
$1.25
12-20
11-25
11-26
12-
1
on
one
each
Shirt
Steel
lout
Nease Cliemical
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
3%#
Shares,
1-24
News
12-5
12-20
12-
3
12-16
11-29
div.
Stock
1-
20c
River
11-18
12-16
2
9
:11-22
11-26
.11: 8
■<*
'
25c
2-15
1-27
1-. 1
$15c
<,
12Vvc
12-
12-13
2
11-15
12-16
7c
12-16
11-29
20c.
11-29
11-20
$1
•
.
11-29
12-13
11-26
11-15
11-
1
12-10
11-18
12-12
11-26
12-
27Vic
2
11-22
1-
2
12-16
35c
12-
2
11-20
additional share for each
(One
11-29
—-
Ltd.
Mining
Star
-.12-
11-15
(N.
11-21
12-30
11-29
1-15
12-31
J2-10
11-19
t50c
Ltd
Refractories
Insurance
Oil, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Y.)
11-20
12-16
J3c
50c
35c
(quar.)
Corp.,
.'
(quar.)
$2.50
pfd. (quar.)_„_
Northeast Capital Corp. (stock div.).
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
4# preferred (quar.)—
_____
—
2
4-
$62 Vic
3-
12-20
5#
12-
3
2
.
t$l
12-
2
t$1.12Vi
12-
$62Vic
12-
25c
75c
20c
11-
8
2
11-
8
2
11-
8
19-97
Oshkosh
B'Gosh, Inc.
(quar.)__
—
12-
2
11-20
12-
2
11-20.
12-
5
11-25
11-29
12-16
L_-.
Extra
Pacific Gamble
Robinson Co.
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
40c
12-12
11-18
Pacific
Tin Consolidated
12-12
11-18
Package
12-12
11-18
Pacolet
(quar.)
Machinery
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
12-12
12-20
Class
7#
—-
5
12-
5
11-19
1-15
12-31
Penn Controls
12- 5
11-22
Pennroad
1-15
12-31
1-15
12-31
Piper
1-15
12-31
Placer
11-22
Plymouth Cordage Co. (special)
Polymer Corp., class A (stock divid.)
Class
B
(stock
dividend)
11-19
8c
25c
12-16
12-10
11-29
Peerless
Cement
-11-20
'•
11-20
12-27
12 VaC
12-12
11-29
.11-29
12-
2
-11-20
12-
30c
12-13
12-13
$20c
2
11-20
.12-13
25c
(quar.)
11-12
11-28
11-20
30c
Telephone
Powell
Steel
River,
11-22
2
25c
12-16
12-
12-18
11-25
40c
12-13
11-15
3#
—
1-10
12-20
1-10
40c
15c
(quar.)
12-20
11-22
2
11-20
12-16
11-18
12-
$30c
(quar.)____
2
12-27
3#
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
11-22
12-16
$50e
Aircraft
(quar.)
Development
(s-ai
Porto Rico
12-
12-16
10c
(quar.)
12-16
15c
Inc.
Corp.
Portsmouth
from
Corp.
-11-12
11-26
5c
12-
.
>
30c
$35c
preferred (quar.)_
11-20
11-15
30c
class A (quar.)
B
11-25
2
11-15
$1.50
$1.50
Parker Pen Co.,
11-25
13-10
12-
25c
•Extra
11-18-
12-30
10c
Corp
-
3
12-
2#
dividend
Stock
plus 39c from securi¬
50c
-
1-
2.
12-
2
75c
(quar.)—
12 -16
11-22
3#
common
12-16
$1
12-16
11-22
+17V>c
12-
2
11-15
10#
12-
4
11-22
,
(stock dividend)
of America—
Quaker
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., common
6#
preferred (quar.)
Rath Packing Co.
(resumed)
Ravmond
Corp.
(quar.)
8c
■
Diversified
15c
11-15
11-
$15c
Cold Storage (annual)
Mining Corp., Ltd
City
Quemont
12-30
11-29
6
11-22
12-27
11-25
8c
12-27
11-25
Remington Arms,
4Vi#
preferred
75c
12-18
11-29
Rice
Ranch
Oil
(s-a)_
common—
—
Textile Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
Risdon Mfg. 'Co.
(quar.)
Riegel
12-12
11-20
11-27
11-13
35c
12-13
11-19
$2.25
12-13
11-19
2c
12-18
11-22
12-10
12-
2
$1
12-16
12-
5
60c
(quar.)
$4
application to the SEC.
2
12Vic
—
(quar.)
2
1-
35c
—
(s-a)
12-12
1-
12-10
$25c
$$1.50
11-15
11-
5
11-
5
35c
"
Jamaica
1-
.
Dock—
held)
Mines
66c
Extra
I7/10d
.11-30
11-29
and
Services, Inc. (quar.)
Company has dropped plans of last May
for a four-for-one stock split, and with¬
Jaeger
12-19
11-22
11-15
11-30
-lc
11-20
11-22
93%c
Dry
$1
dividend
its
2
50c
(initial quar.)
North American
North
12-13
12-27
933/ic
(11c
2
12-
.
11-29
12-16
1
—
Fund
12-
$1.05
11-16
2
2#
(quar.
Shipbuilding
New common
North
12-16
Ltd.—
Insurance
11-25
1
1-
10c
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
$3
87Vic.
—
___
(quar.)
preferred
Newport
12-13
12-15
30c
current
11-25
12-12
-
$1.07V'a
(quar.)—_____
Jersey Natural Gas (stock div.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)_____
Newport Electric Corp., common (quar.)
11-25
12-15
(qtaar.)_
—
11-29
12-12
3c
(Del.)
35c
of
..
——
$1.10
earnings)
11-30 :
12-31
-
—
New
11-29
:
—
12-27
'
(quar.)
Parmelee Transportation
(quar.)
Paton Manufacturing, Ltd., com., (quar.)—-
(quar.)
25c
.
14c
Corp.- (quar.)__
12-10
5#
(quar.)
11-21
6c
—_—
Shops
12-16
class
(quar.).—
11-21
12-10
'.:18c!
Va#^
...
—_
Pearl Brewing Co
common
11-18
12-10
(425c
.(quar.)—
"
Series:
series
National
National
a proposal
to
share of class
share of
11-25
11-30
40c
J—:—_______
Stock series
2
1.12V2
4-
—
Corp.,
Interstate Securities
12-10
common
Co.
Securities
Growth
11-20
special meeting
Reduced
drew
National
12-13
6c
,
12-13
(quar.) _______________
Grocers, Ltd. Co. (quar.)
—
National Life & Accident Insurance (Nashville)
Quarterly
12-10
9IV4C
1-16
27Vic
,
:———.—-
"»
12-20
2
1
J.)
—
'
Casket
30c
1-
11-27
2-
;
dividend
'**
National
6
Machine
(quar.)
28c
12-10
11-22
50c
12-10
11-20
con¬
1
(quar.)
1-
Africa,to
1-
(N.
National
'
a
Special
South
25c
2
Service,
x90c
(increased)——-
17
(quar.)
Investors
Investment Co.
35c
subject
1-
12-17
1
4Vi# preferred (quar.)_____
5# preferred (quar.)
-
(quar.)_
$4 preferred
lquar.)_
Intcrprovinclal Building Credits, Ltd.—
12-24
of
12-10
35c
pfd.
profits)
12-31
tax
1
2
(a
40c
on
investment income
ties
3-20
Fields
1-
Inc.
Beneficial interest
,
—
international Paper Co.,
1
(quar.)
12-17
12-
50c
(quar.)
Extra ______—:
Normetal
dividend
accumulated
4-
income
11-27
bfc
—
Incorporated
10c
Gold
11-27
12-15
12-20
Co.
preferred (accum.)
Diablo Co. (Increased quar.)
'11-27,
12-15
1
6
6
12-10'
Mountain-Fuel Supply (quar.) ________—30c
Mutual Trust (Kansas City) —
11-27
outstanding.
preferred
12-20
(quar.)_
12-15
75c
40c
A
Dec.
on
preferred
4.40#
2
common
40c V"
1-
1211-
$1.10
•
si)are
—:
(quar.)—
•
preferred
1-
Corp.,
'
2 Vi c/o
Finance
Stock
10c
(quar.)
11-29 '
'
12-15
2
12-23
'
"','l2-j.'3'.
60c *
25%
;
3
4#
•
12-
12-16
11-15
.
4.20#
Mt.
4
15c
.
.
preferred (quar.)
__t—
I
-Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co., 4# pd. (s-a)
Mohasco Industries, 3Vi # pfd...(accum.)____
: 11-29
2-24
3.65#
dividend of
Mfg.
Extra
Household
12-20
preferred
(alter
a
and
2
Foods
Consolidated
held
common
1-
preferred
12-13
4.30#
*
A
11-12
_
50c
11-21
: Stock
:
11-29
12-13
45c '
90c
be
$3
.
12-14
Fund,
Public
Missouri
..
6
11-
11-15
15c
6
12-
12-12
1
30c
—
40c
permit
10c
dividend
Consolidated
meeting
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—.
Common
(increased
quar.)
11-15 1
90r»
common
preferred
40c preferred
12-1
1:
on
Company, class
Extra
Class B (increased).
11-29
12-27
25c
(accum.)
12-13
3#
—
12-
50c
Consolidated
Institutional
.
dividend
40c
Controls
11-22
4
A
;
Columbia River Paper,
Ltd.
11-22
11-29
12-15
11-22
12-14
15c
;
(quar.)
Connohio, Inc.,
5U#
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
11-15
Noranda
Year-end
11-30
11-30.
12-16
25c
(quar.)
dividend
B
Stock
$5
11-19
Broadcasting System, Inc.—
Stock
Class
11-19
5
'
5#
preferred
iquar.)
Claussner Hosiery Co.
(quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class
Class
5
12-
12-16
Year-end
Ice
12-13'
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
1
nine
each
Homestakc" Milling ""(quar.
11-29
$1
Utilities Co., class B
Equipment Co., common
12t
5c
Company,
A
12-31
12-31
$2.50
(quar.)
Citizens
Columbia
"
$1
,_
Clark
Colonial
(H. J.)
to
12-30
$1
.
$71convertible preference
#
67 Vic
(quar.)_
$1.08
shares.
4'V,#
25c
6
stockholders
dividend)
Stockholders will vote at
4'.
common
held
be
'
1-
25c
r
.
year-end of 9c
from investment income plus 16c from long
l
term capital
gains)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
11-15.
1958)
(stock
Corp.
$6
(quar.)___
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)___
Chicago Towel,
annual
15,
Co.
to
dividend
Chicago & Great Western Ry.—
Stock
Jan.
Stock
time.
RR.
12-
1
1
15c
Minnesota
11-29
12-
50c
—
—
Extra
the
1-1
12-20
$1.11
Subject
the
Hazeltine
Heinz
.
on
at
to
mon
;
11.
Industries—
on
held.
Hcover
regular quarterly dividend from net
investment income which is expected to
11-15
40c
April 23, 1958 on a
proposed threc-fer-one split of the com-
to
the
,
2
$1.10
Pvffji
or
! 12-
$1.05
—
Mfg.
Hollinger
56c
distribution
2
ing
12-16
11-23
capital
cash
above
12-
12-30
12-10
30c
tSpecial distribution from
'
12-16
10
Co.
50c
1-
12-
1
25c
„
__
(quar,)_.
(increased)
(quar.)
1-
Extra _i
11-25.
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
12-13
$1.16
'
;
1—__
12-13
12-31
4#
.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.V_—_>
Income
iquar.)
Industries, Inc
Haveg
2
30c
(quar.)
on
1-
", 40c
(quar.)
common
Refractories
Miller & Rhoads, Inc.
11-15
12-13
50c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
dividend (one share for
Mfg.
5
11-27
6
11-20
12-13
Frank Co., Inc
20c
Bank
held
2
75c
quar.)
preferred
Hastings
1212-
12-
1'2-10
12-31
•
preferred (quar.)
Midwest Oil Corp. (stock div.)
;
(One share of Standard Oil
for each 75 shares held)
—
(,quar.)_
Hansen
12-16
11-26
6
12-16
35c
10-17
12-16
2
12-
25c
(quar.)
11-12
93%c
$4.44
11-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wire
11-15
11-30
413c
(quar.)_
preferred
11-30
,425c
:
Utilities,
Co.
12-13'
$1,18%'
37Vic
(quar.)
(Texas)
Stores
&
4
1-
1-16
88c
—,___
4.40#
*
(increased
at
Meier
11-15
12-
12-13
—
11-27
112-10
11-15
5
2
—10c
__
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
**"
.
approval
Extra
Equipment Corp.-—
referred
11-15
12-14
5
1-
12-31
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)—_i—_
•
2
Miami Copper Co.
*
12-
35c
—.
Mexico
,
12-18
25c
(quar.)
11-22
12-14
75c
2
40c
(quar.)—,—__——_____
common
(quar.)
25c
—
shares
Co.
&
Stores,
11-22
(quar.)____
preferred
Stock
12-
Navigation Co.
(Denver)
$1
Southern Life Insurance
Hanover
11-15
2
$1.75
'■
Society
Matson
11-20
11-25
c
1-
35c
Mengel Company (quar.)
Merchants Fire Insurance
(quar.).
$4.40
12-11
1-
McCrory
20c
12-18
f30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
11-21
Co.
Cement
Precision
Gulf States
12-16
12-20
McCormick
11-15
1-
2
50c
(quar.)___
11-21
:
Quarterly
2
1
$2
(quar.)
Illinois
4.64#
12-
2
413c
B
4Vi#
12-16
9334C
Telegraph (quar.)
Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Extra
Central
12-
&
Extra
Class
12-16
11-22
5c
Great Western Financial Corp. (quar.)_.
Mountain Power Corp. (quar.):.
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp. (quar.)
11-29
12-22
12-10
11-18
1-
35c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Cement
12-
35c
Green
11-16
12-13
35c
(increased)
2
40c
Marquette
12-13
1
2
15c
lquar.)"___—
Co.
11-21
(quar.)
11-18
11-15
12-
12-22
$1.12Va
$4.20
420c
°
12-13
.___j430c
$4.75 preferred (quar.)____^
General Telephone (Mo.),
pfd. A (quar.)
Granite City Steel Co.- (quar.
Grant (W. T.) Co. common (quar.)
Ltd.—
Company
(R? hJ&
Macy
12-14
Common (quar.)
Groiicr
MacWhyte
12-14
12-12
•
12-16
—i-
Maple Loaf Gardens, Ltd.
55c
,
12-16
12-15
1
50c
L
t3c
t3c.
r.
10c
'Extto?
Great
11-13
1
1-
7Vic,
—
12-12
2
15c
1-15
(increased)
12-24
(quar.)
12-17
.
11-29
25c
(quar.)——.—
Publications
11-29
(
11-20
11-20
12-13
——
12-16
15
(quar.
common
Corp.
Portland
General
11-15
2
1-
420c
(quar.)
common
2
Ltd.—
Natural
Co.
12-
1-
Lid.
Mines,
Extra
MacFadden
12-10
:
12-20
12-
35c
(quar.)
McLellan
:i-
12-
__
2
(quar.• '
(quar.)_
3preferred
11-30
40c
1st
Food
In
1
1-
(quar.;
Mfg.
-Jt
,
J90c
Extra
3%'#
Carolina
'The
.\ l-
$$1.15
_
preferred
(Philip)
Carnation
,
.w.
1-
425c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
'quar.)
Canadian
:
6
11-22
Jl
..
60c
Mortgage Corp. (quar.)_
Canadian Breweries. Ltd.
(quar.)____
#
12-
12-13
11-15
Sons, Inc.
&
12-27
(quar.)___
Fireproofing
12c
_____
A
preferred
General
Macassa
(M.)
(quar.)
37Vic
(quar.)
Finance
'
-iquar.)
Flooring Co., Ltd., class
preferred
General
'1-2
11-22
Corp.
12-
(quar;)__<
15c
b#
—
(quar.):
Angeles Transit Lines
12-16
(quar.)
Co.
General
$$1.50
_
(Mich.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a):
Florida Power & Light Co., com.
*
■
Porter
6
....
12-
11-22
12-10
Liquidometer
Inc.
437Vic
: $1.60; pfef. ;(qu4r.)_i_i'_J___"_*_^_r_l_X.V_r"'''
$3 preferred (quar.) __—i
'
common....
Canada Life Assurance Co.
Canada Permanent
4
«•-
12-16
12-10
450c
(quar.)
Fire Association of Phila.
6
6
2
11-18
50c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.
Federal United Corp., $3 pfd.
Fifteen Oil Co. (quar.)
12-
12-
11-18
2
410c
4ViVi
11-18
2
60c
(quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Ltd. (quar.)
Equipment Acceptance (quar.):
&
2
12-
87Vic
(quar.)
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
Fischer
2
12-
2
Extra
12-
12-6
Lowenstein
11-25
12-
12-
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
2
2
2
12-
11-25
30c
1-2
(quar.)
2
1-
12-
12-13
12-13
——
4Yo.
pfd.
11-27
40c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
McDonnell Aircraft- (increased)
Stock dividend
dividend
1-
1-2
12-16
12-16
4Vi
1-
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—*
6#
pref.
Canada
Cjircy
25c
r;
*
•.
—• —
dividend
on
on
Class A
Canada
v'teac-
Bigelow .iquar.),
liut'te~Copper &i Zinc—
.'No
4$1.18
Los
5c
7Vi preferred (quar.)
Columbia Electric Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
.4!i#
preferred (quar.)____.
*
Bearing
Stock
British
Loblaw,
11-25
25c
dividend
Pittsburgh RR. 7 ';o
Frontier Refining. Co.,
•
11-25
12-14
lc
4.32 l/o
at
11-22
12-14
30c
'
12-12
17#c
.$1.12Va
Lester Engineering Co.
2
20c
Extrsi
11-29
11-29
$1.25
11-22
12-
Inc.
35c
Equitable Credit Corp., -20c partic pfd
12-15
11-21
(quar.)__—12VuC
preferred
25c-
(quar.)___^x'i___
1
2
12-20
$20c
(quar.)—
Power,
District
Superior
5#
,
Empire State Oil (annual)____
Employers Reinsurance Corp; (quar.)
- -
-
payment
-
1-
$683ic
-
Lake
.
12-. 2
"»
(quar.)
(quar.)_.—
(quar.)
A
Lamstou,
20c
Consolidated Gas
Industries
1-
6
12-15
12-16
20c
tquar.)_
common
preferred
11-30
$4
Extra
Elizabeth
•
___
1
11-30
Co.,
Mfg.
4V2#
12-13
15c
(quar.)
Federal Life & Casualty
Federal Pacific Electric
11-15
12-10
Kroehler
.
12-10.
32Vic
'
Ltd.
1
12-
40c
Rubber
B.)
1-
6
12-
12-23
$1.42
—._
12-
12-23
20c
(quar.)
Mines,
12-30
20c
(quar.)__
Ecudorian Corp.—
Ordinary
Gold
Extra
com.
12-13
40c
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
Organization
(I.
11-29
2
1-
5
10c
Cquar.)_
11-
11-29
s
Ltd.—
-
dividend
on
preferred
11-30
11-29
5
11-
45c
•<
Farm
2
11-
25c
12-16
12-
1
1
430c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Early & Daniel Co. (s-a)
East Tennessee Natural Gas.
5.20'1
Co.
65c
.
(qtiar.)___.
11-30
12-16
11-29
12-
20c
Co.
quar.)
r--
Drug
12-16
$1.25
—
25c
Extra
11-30
12-20
12-16
$l
Ltd.
Holder*
When
Payable of Rec.
Natural-
(increased
Kerr-Addison
25c
)
.•
$1.20
(quar.)
25c
.
.
2
$1.25
___.
___
(quar.l
(quar.)
Inc.
12-10
*1.50
Katz
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Kleinert
(quar.)_______,
12-10
37 Vic
_
11-13
40c
:
Y.),
(quar.)
$5.65 preferred (quar.)__
9-30
11-20
$5
,
•
Durion
Fafnir
Common
security
Extra
Eric &
preferred
450c
Industries
$5
(s-a)
realized
(quar.)__
50c
1
11-14
t.
Extra
Emery
1st
Kent-Moore
special year-end
a
from
Dresser
11-27
2
J50c
-
35c
Properties
20c
Bell, Inc.
meeting' held
12-20
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Briggs Manufacturing-—
plus
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
11-22
12-
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Bowater Corp. erf North
America,
'5# -preferred, iquar.)
5Vi#
preferred (quar.)
,
11-30
3
44c
Corp.__
taken
12-
25c
__
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR. Co., $3
pfd.
Bird & Son, 5# preferred
(quar.)
action
12-16
25c
_
_______
_____
of
Per
Share
(N.
Telephone
Kansas-Nebraska
9
50c
>
Stock
(accum.)
Canteen Co. of America
Automatic Voting Machine
(quar.)_:
Year-end
;
1-
12-14
12-
51c
(quar.)__
Dictaphone Corp., common
4'r ^preferred
(quar.)
12-10
12-14
—
(quar.j__
NO
1
$1.25
Picture Industries
Automatic
Blue
1-
25c
__
com.
5# preferred iquar.)
Atlas Tack Corp; (resumed)
Aiinor Gold Mines, Ltd.
Bell
11-15
11-29
37M8C
_
preferred
Corp.
Baker
12-27
1
12-23
47 Vic
ivionte
5#
(quarterly of 12Vic from net
'^xtra
Transport,* Inc
conv.
Astron
1-21
12-
12-28
Ltd.—
iquar.)
15c
12-18
125c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
2nd
2-19
12-10
1-
12Vac
(s-a)
$5 preferred
$5
1
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Refining Co.,
Associated Motion
3-
5
(quar.)
Diamond T Motor Car Co.
11-25
+15C
preferred
Associated
12-
12-10
40c
(quar.)
Ashland
12-14
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
11-15
!
Hardware Co.,
A
11-15
2
(s-ai___
Equipment Corp., '4Vi#
Class
2
12-
(quar.)___
Photocopy Equipment
Co., 5# pfd.
W.)
11-19
12-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
of
11-20
35c
$1.16
Assurance Co.,
American Thread
(J.
1
5c
Dairies
Diamond Portland Cement Co.
12-12
12-
11-27
12-
11-18
50c
Laundry Machinery Co.
Metal, Ltd., 4Vi# pid.
Asbdown
1
2
11.-27
12-10
Jamestown
Extra
profits)
Du
11-27
1-
(quar.)
prior preferred
Metal
12-16
12-
Iquar.)
Insulator Co.
Aro
11-20
30c
American
Art
1_-1Y
.
America^ Fdrging & Socket Co
American
distribution
11-20
JL-iU.
_
American
American
12-10
.
Co.
Dryer Corp.
American
12-10
ai
$1.25
_
Crystal
Delaware Fund
1
10c
(quai\)____:
____
i.quar.)
American Home
$4.64
12*
12-10
Beers Consolidated Mines___
investment Income
1
1-
60c
'
■-
,
of Company
11
11-25
(quar.)
Delaware & Bound Brook RR
Holder*
Payable oj Rec.
31 Vic
_
Addressograpn-Multigraph Corp.
Alan
When
Share
11-25
12-10
Extra
Daltch
'
12-10
75c
• -
r,
Name
11-25
40c
Cyprus
De
Holder*
12-10
(quar.)I
payment date.
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
preferred
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Abitibi Power &
Paper
Abrasive & Metal
(quar.)
62Vac
preferred
G'/o
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the
payments previ¬
Per
Share
v/'v
..
5<o
nounced
a
v
"•
-
•
Name of Company
Copperweld Steel Co., common
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
(2159)
Water
Supply Co.,
common
(quar.)
$5
preferred
A
Iquar.)
$1.25
12-27
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.23
12-27
12-13
(quar,)__
17VViC
12-13
11-30
60c
12-10
11-22
$1
12-13
$5
Stock
11-15
.
.
Roadway Express, class A common
Robertson H. H.)
Co. (quar.)
dividend
.
.42-10
•
%
<9 s
'
11-22
11-22
1-13
10#
*
'
.
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
.
(2160)
12
'
1
Per
Per
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)___
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.- (N. Y. Shares)
Marie Reid,
Certilicates
_
(initial)
Fire
&
Corp.,
Seagrave
12-10
Standard Engineering Co. (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (A special distribution
from net security profits payable
at the
$15c
$34%c
12-
1
1
Akron
11-26
12-18
$1.25
1-15
1-
6
68%e
common
1-15
1-
6
—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%'/<■ preferred (quar.)
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
»
—
Co
Mfg.
Brass
Stock dividend
1-
2
11-25
10c
1-
2
11-25
$$1.75
1-
2
12-10
Alabama-Tennessee
$30c
12-
1
11-15
Alba
Simon
(quar.)fz Sons, Ltd.
(H.)
(Edison
Smith
8c
11-29
11-
8
15c
12-20
12-
7
Allen
—
(quar.)—
B.) Fund-.
Gold & Platinum
Co
Southern California Water, common (quar.
4% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
;—
5.44% preferred (quar.)
—
American
South
Soutneru
Bed
Spring
Southwest
preferred
22 Vac
12-
25c
12-
2
12-
2
50C
11-15
11- 5
(quar.)—.-
(initial
prior preferred
'$1.20 convertible
20c
12-
2
11-29
9
9
11-22
12-
9
11-22
12-
2%
93c
12-20
class A
Florida,
of
Products
Allied
—
50c
12-
5
11-22
50c
12-10
11-29
Alpha
55c
12-10
11-29
93 %c
1-15
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
Accident
Standard
Oil
(Detroit)—
Insurance
Kentucky
of
Co.
(quar.)—
Allied
4%
0
12-
Alpha
Standard
-3%%
(Oliiof—>
Oil Co.
Stanley
•
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
preferred
Home
A
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
<6%
Power,
2nd
Gas
12-10
11-22
12-10
12-15
11-30
1-
12-15
Film Corp.
convertible preferred
American Biltrite Rubber—
■6V2 %
11-29
11-
$1.24
12-16
1
1-
25c
$1.25
12-16
12-
t$2
12-20
12-16
11-18
9
Investment
(quar.)
12-10
15c
__
12-27
12-20
12-
Aircraft
United
Corp.
(quar.)
(15c
Corp.
10c
and
come
S.
Borax
U.
S.
S.
11-29
12-10
11-29
2
from
Gypsum,
(quar.)——
Corp.
<
12-16
7%,
U.
American Ice
12-13
30c
._
12-
12-24
11-25
$1.75
1-
2
U.
S.
Lumber
2
12-18
S.
Rubber
Co.,
Stock
11-22
12-14
11-25
12-27
11-25
$2
8%
1st
12-14
11-25
$25c
12-27
12-
6
37 VaC
_
preferred
United Steel
Universal
Corp.,
Match
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
-
_
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
(quar.)
common
dividend
12-14
12-
—
1
—
2
5%
12-14
12-
American Meter
Scriver
5%
B.)
(J.
class A
pfd.
2
preferred
Virginian Railway Co.
12-10
11-22
50c
—„
_
1-15
50c
—
12-10
11-22
50c
(quar.)
!_
1-
12-17
4
12-10
12-17
12-13
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
,5%%
(quar.)
Amulet
Waite
._
7%
preferred
non-cum.
Williams Bros.
Works
Co',
Williams & Co.
Wilson
Bros.,
Wilson &
Wisconsin
Wood
5%
Co.,
Public
(Alan)
2nd
pfd.
11-15
10-31
12-13
11-22
12-
2
11-22
12-
2
11-22
(initial)—
$$1.18
12-
2
11-21
25c
12-
2
11-27
_
__
18%c
12-20
12-10
35c
—
12-10
11-22
20c
~
(quar.)
;
(quar.)—
Alan
(see
~
11-22
62 VaC
12-
1
11-21
1-
1
12-16
30c
Wood Steel)
(increased
12-10
$1.06%
(s-ai
pfd.
Woodward Governor
$1.75
20c
—
Service
Steel
pfd.
(quar.)-
4Vi%
10-31
47c
__,
com.
(quar.),.
(quar.)
'
I
Extra
11-21
11-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
(George), Ltd.,
4%
Weston
Whitin Machine
——
12-10
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Products,1 Inc.,
Chemical
-
(quar.)
Washington Water Power
West
(quar.)
12-20
11-29
Iron
Co.
Seating Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Extra
50c
(quar.)
Wright Line, Inc., class B__—
Extra
6
11-22
12-
6
11-18
10c
_
12-
40c
quar.)
Tobacco
Co.
Title
Insurance
6%
(quar.)
-
•
,
(quar.)
preferred
Glass
556
12-18
12-
2
12-18
12-
2
5%
Bros.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
50c
5%
series preferred
7%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___:
1-
1
12-16
62 Vac
1-
1
12-16
$1.25
1-
1
;
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead &,Smelting (quar.)
National
Lid.
Corp.,
Inc.
1-
1
12-16
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Realty
Ardcn Farms
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends
we
announced
this
week, these being given in
the
preceding table.
Argo Cil
Corp.,
Argus
A.
B.
ACF
of Company
Share
C. Vending Corp. (quar.)
Industries Inc.
(quar.)
AMP, Incorporated (quar.)
«
Stock dividend
Abbotts Laboratories (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
Class
A
Gas &
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
20c
ITU"
II
11-25
11-12
$1
ZZZZ
12-14
11-29
12 %c
12- 2
4%
12-
6
I
25c
12-
2
Sugar Refineries, Ltd. (quar.)
$12 V2C
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
12-10
I
ZZZ
$30c
Oil, Ltd
Products,
$lc
common
(quar.)
377aC
34%c
(guar.)
Adam Consolidated Industries. Inc.—
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
II
Z
11-
11-29
11-12
11-15
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Gas
*
Co.
Power,
preferred
(quar.)
common
11-14
11-21
11-29
Arkansas Pwr. & Light Co.,
4.725c
Armco
preferred
Steel
Armstrong
$3.75
Aro
Corp.
Cork
28c
27 7jC
62%c
59c
60c
$1.08%
25c
4%%
(quar.)
pfd.
Associated
Dry Goods,
com.
2%
12-31
12-13
Associated Telephone & Telegraph
$4 participating class A (quar.)
3-21
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
574%
preferred
Co.,
com.
33
11-13
!
11-15
11-15
6
11-
8
11-
8
Brown
12-
5
Brown
&
•.
'•
11-15
New
11-15
11-15
11- 8
1212121212-
1
1
1
1
1
12-13
12-16
1-2-58
11-12
10-31
11-
1
11-
12- 2
12-14
11-
8
12- 1
11-15
11-
8
12- 2
11-
8
$4
12-16
1-1-58
Bullock's, Inc.
(quar.)
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.
30c
12- 9
'
class
A
Butler Bros.,
4
11-
4
12-
6
>
'
11-12
12-27
12-27
11-12,
2
11-15
12- 2
11-15
12-
'
50c
1-
2
12-16
45c
12-
2
11-14
30c
12-
2
11-14,
?25c
95c
$1.10
1-15
1-
2
2
11-29
1-1-58
12-23
1-
12-
11-
1
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
8
30c
11-15
12-
2
55c
12-
2
12-10
11-13
25c
12-
2
11-12
20c
12-16
11-29
5%
12-20
'
11-15
25c
—
_-T
'
1
$1.10
income
profits)
11-29
$1.25
1-
1
12-20
11-15'
20c
11-29
35c
12-15
11-27
35c
12-
6
11-19,
$1.25
12-
1
11-19
oc
il-25
11-15'
35c
11-27
11-14,
25c
12-18
12-
5
11-
«
Inc.
Stock
Cold
Ink
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6'
12-
1
H-
12-
1
11-
6,
$1.12 Vz
12-
1
11-
6
$llc
12-16
11-30
11-20'
12-
1
11-15
22 Vac
12-
1
11-15
12-
9
11-15
11-
(quar.)
Interstate Telephone—
5preferred
(quar.)
1-31-58
31V4C
11-30
12%c
12-16
12-
2
11-29
11-
8
11-20
11-
8
50c
(quar.)
$$3.50
5%
Co.
12- 2
1-7-58
25c
& Distrinuting
40c
20c
& Timber
Co.
11-22
30c
(quar.)
Storage
6
15c
.'
(quar.)
Initial
Calilernia
11-13,
10c
California Electric Power Co.
California
11-13
6
$1.05
—
Cement
dividend
Land
2
$1
Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a) —
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co., 5%■ pfd.
(quar.)
Bymart-Tiutair, Inc., 5% pla. (quar.)
California
12-
12-
20c
(quar.)—
Calaveras
11-27
50c
87 Vac
(quar.)
;
75c
-
$25c
——
Butterfly Hosiery Co.,
12-
10-25
11-
2
$72 VaC
—:
(s-a)
Burlington Industries,' common
(quar.)
37a% preferred (quar.)_
:
1
4% preferred (quar.)—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—
4(2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock Ltd.—
11-15
2
11-12
12- 2
5%
(quar.)__
Furid, Ltd. (fiscal yecr-endl
(10
cents from net investment
plus 65 cents from n?t securities
Calaveras
12- 2
11-27
93 %c
7
56%c
12-24.
12-
$3c
—
Terminal Co
8
12r27
____
Bush
11-
'
10-31
11-27
12-10
$^0c
'
11-
12- 6
;
70c
(initial)-—;
Bush
12-13
.
.
+25c
—
11-
12-13
12-11
$12 V2C
:
Dixie Corp. (quar.)
Terminal Building Co.
11-
11-16
2
Bullock
45c
12-15
1
1-
25c
Burton
11-30
'
12-
13c
(quar.)
11-
,11-15
11-20
$1.25
preferred
•
11-
10-18
2
12-
45C
dividend
Year-end
11-15
II-20
87720
(quar.)
—
'
Brunswig Drug (quar.) —
—r--———wBuckeye Pipe Line: Co.- (quar.)
Budd Co., common
(quar.)
:—
$5 preferred
(quar.)__,_—
Buell Die & Machine (quar.)
Buffalo
Forge
Co.___——
$5
11-22
12-. 2
6c
25c
15c
L.)
common
Stock
11-15
11-19
12- 2
—
(interim;
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
Co. Inc. (quar.)_
(E.
12-17
12-16
32c
Bruning/CCharlevSi Co. (quar.)__
2rtmswick-3aike-Collcnder Co.—
qi-15
•12-27
1-1-58
11-18
12- 2
11-22
12- 2
11- 8
12- 1
11- 6
12- 1
12- 1 •111- 8
11-12
12-13
12-13
12- 2
12- 1
.-
11-19
12-10
25c
Brown Shoe
Bruce
12- 7
25c
(1/20 of ordinary
comnion
7
12-
12- 7
12-20
4%
——————
—
pieferred B
Co. (quar.)__
11-15
12-20
12-20
75c
«—
4.40%
11-25
12-16
20c
Water
Co.,
12-16
11-15
—
preferred
374%
1- 2
12-16
75c
(extra)
(quar.)
British American Oil Ltd. (quar.f
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
12-23
12-16
2
—
Brass Corp. (quar.)
Trust of America—
dividend
Stock
1-
$1.40
Brazilian Traction,
11-
1-2
$1
(quar.)__
11-18
(initial) —
50c
(quar.)
11-18
12- 1
30c
income)
& Maine
Brook
■'ClciSS'
$1.3174
(quar.)
11-30
11-27
11-18
1
:
Brandywine Raceway Association
Brantford Cordage Ltd.,
class A
11-15
12-15
11-18
1
12-
$1.0674
11-29
1- 2
30c
(quar.)__
1
12-
(quar.)__
93%c
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
$1.18%
RR., $5 preferred
(s-a)
$1.08
75c
(quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
Equipment
36c
From
Boston
6
$1.05
dividend
investment
$1.18
4.32% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
11-20
2872c
Bound
«
$1.1674
(quar.)
1
'
11-29
12-10
11-19
30c
(quar.)
12-
investment income—
— Corp.
(from Investment income)
Booth Fisheides, tommon
(quar.)__.
Borg
(G. W.)
Corp. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., 3'A% preferred (quar.)
Baston Fund,. Inc. (increased quarterly from
,
J.l-12
_
(quar.)
Louisiana
$1.12 la
Bondstoclc
12-23
Oil
(quar.)__:
(quar.)_^
Arkansas-Missouri
4.65 5c
Co.
Bond Investment
.
12- 9
$20c
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.36 preferred
$2.40 preferred
$4.35 preferred
12-
Aluminum &
Bolm
4
12-13
12- 2
12- 2
12-20
12- 2
12- 2
75c
Service
$1.10
2
conv.
Stock
127ac
(quar.)
12-12
3-31-58
5
11-15
^12- 2
12- 2
25c
10c
2%
8
12-
2
12-
11-12
I-
prsf. nquar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Boeing*Airplane Co. (quar.)-.
6%
11-20
11-20
1^-29
12-13
12-2
12-20
t20c
fl5c
(quar.)
50c
Co.
11-14
11-15
12-16
12- 2 %
.
60c
4%
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, com.
12- 5
•
67<c
$2.50
3%
t
Briacol-Mycrs
25c
common
11-15
11-15
12- 2
12-23
Co., common
Ltd.,
12- 2
1 $1.75
(quar.)
com.
Blaw-Knox
11-14
2- 7
J:£.
12- 2
;
„
11-15
9
1-31-53
25c
11-15
11-12
11-29
11- *
12- 2
$1.18%
preferred
(quar.)
___
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%- preferred
(quar.—
Blackjstone Valley Gas,&, Electric—
.
4.25% preferred (quar.)—
5.60% preferred (quar.)___
V11-12
.
v
$1,0674
——
Light,
&
Power
12-14-
3-3-58
20c
4.20%
11-15
11-12
Z-.Z
(quar.)
Acme
When
Black
Hills
11-15
15c
12-10
for each 200 shares held)_—
Corp.,
11-18
r
15c
12-31
12-31
12- 5
(quar.)
(N. J.)
11-15
12- 2
17 %c
12-31
f$1.3174
50o
$1.50
(quar.)
$3 preferred (s-a)
Stock dividend (One share of Standard
Arkansas
Per
Name
11-30
11-15
30c
Co.
$3 participating preferred
Arizona
Below
11-15
11-
2
(quar.)
>7%
preferred - (quar.).7Bigclow-Sanford Carpet— J.;
4Vz %
preferred '(quar.)—
11-20
11-20
12-
1
12-
20c 4-30-58-
preferred (quar.)
—
t4%% •• preferred
(qudr.)_^Z.
Beryllium Corp. (stock
Bethlehem: Steek Corp., common
10-22 i'
11-15
1
12-
60c
474%
12-16
12-16-, 11-30
12-
:
common
*
$1.18:%
12-10
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial Co. Ltd.,
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
Arcus
Co.,
4
11-10
$1.25
12-31
(s-a)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A (quar.)
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields, Ltd.—
American
deposit rets, ordinary
(initial)
Anheuser-Busch,
Howell
4
11-
37 %c
Heminway Co
& Manufacturing, com—
&
11-
12- 2
25c
_^.J_
Light & Power, Ltd.____
share) —
Bridge & Tank (Canada) Ltd., com
$2.90
pref. : (quar.)—
Brillo Mfg. Co.
(increased)—
3174C
317»c
25c
preferred B
12-16
17 VaC
~
_n_r
(quar.)
Bell
5
12-16
12-16
-11-20.*'
15c
Inc.,
(quar.)
,
3
6
>
12- 2
+2 5c
*
,'t
11-18
Participating
Younker
/£%
411-29-y.-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
556
Andian
i--..
'
1 ■
.
12-lfl
$1
75c
60c
$1
772C
(quar.)
(Fla.)
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
1
1-1
•,
t75c
•
American Water Works
1
j
.
12*16
12- 1
30c
American
4
1
|
12-20
:
Ship Building Co. (N. J.)
Smelting & Refining (quar.)—
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
American
American Window
,
<•
•
12-13
'
—
5c
Woodward
preferred
&
|"
1211-
12-20
11-18
$1.12 Va
;
' v >;
12-13
$1.25
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
2nd preferred
American
$20c
12 72 c
(reduced),.
Mines, Ltd.
Walker-Scott Corp., common
|
11-29
;< 11-20
25c
20c
(quar.)
3rd
t
12-13
-
.
25c
American
_
_
(quar.)
preferred
American
12-10
25C
68 %c
Extra
60c
conv.
|
1 )
12-10
..
$1.25
—
dividend
conv.
5 5<>
r
1- 3
1
11-
15c
_____s__
;
>
.
11-
<
12-16
preferred-(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'47<>
12-
20c
(resumed)
com.
12-27
"*
11-15
2
12-
3
1-
J80c
$1.75
*
6
12 7*0
Common
'
25c
(year-end)
Stock
5%
11-12
12-30
preferred (quar.)
Standard Sanitary—
<
12-31
12-27
Co.
Belknap Hardware
3eal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
Common
$1.25
—
(quar.)-,
Extra
&
(quar.)
Common
11-15
1-15
40c
3%
Radiator
American
7'%.
Belding
President Lines—
non-cumulative
*5%
11-15
3c
(quar.)
A
U-15:i
1
—
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Mfg.. Co.
11-15
"11-12^:
$1
ck
1
12-
$1.50 1-15-58
Guaranty
(quar.)
Mills,
rielden
50c
Chemical,
&
Beck
'
12-13
(Galveston)
(quar.)
preferred
$4
12-
12 Vzc
common' (quar.)
preferred (quar.-)i___a_.
—
(A. S.l Shoe, 4%% pfd. iquar.)
$5
11-13
11-21
'
American
$3174C
10c
(A. J.) Markets (quar.).
Cigars, Inc. (quar;)i_ti'-'——
Bayuk
Beaum't
8 >
8
12- 2
12- 2
12-13
——
Potash
American
11-
11-25
(quar.)
Insurance
12-
»
Paper
&
^
1- 1
$1.127a
A
Baylcss
12-10
12-18
,
11- 1
12-20
—
Co.,
>
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.—
(quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc.
11-20
12- 1
11-29;
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—
Coy Ltd.-—
preferred
,
Batliurst' Power
Class
40c
55V
30c
dividend)
(stock
Ltd., com.
Co.
American National
:
12-20
12- 2
5
$35%c
.
(quar.)____;
Manufacturing
4%%
5 1
$1.3174
(increased)—
preferred (q-uar.)__
American
Van
2
11-
—
Maracaibo
472%
11-25
2 %
Co.
U.
,
12-
(quar.)
Illinois
of
Co.
Machine & Foundry
American Metal Cp>
11-29
12-
50c
(quar.)
preference
A
11-15
'
12-
—
Mortgage
&
Corp.
Bros.
Barker
Bates
*
/
12-27
(quar.)7_L___L_
(quar. )^____—lu--'
Harden Corp.
10-25
.
.
5',
25c
America-..^—*——
of Canada, Ltd.
('of
Barber Ellis
-
10-25
% 11-
Bond"
Bankers
V
11-22
"
.
11-
12-
10c
11-27
v
11-26
16c
Ltd.—
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J.)J—
preferred (quar.)—
American
11-2!)
3
62J/ac
——
'574%
11-29
12-24
20c
preferred
(quar.)——
Machinery Corp.—
class
$3
20c
—1—
N.
10-29
11-15
1
profits
net
Baucohio
ll-ip
'*
3272C
American
Hoffman
S.
5%
(quar.)
Co.
(Newark,
Investment
American
11-29
50c
_
—
(quar.)
65o
Co.,
Insurance
American
(Increased)
non-cum, preferred—
Supply
American Insulator
11-25
15c
55c
(quar.)
Co.
common
—
Quarterly
25c
Envelope
U.
12-
12-10
(monthly)—
Products Corp.
American Hospital
net investment in¬
net realized gains on
Chemical
&
American Home
from
investments)
U.
12-16 '■
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(quar.)—
(quar.)
B
Extra
10c
_
__
United
11-21
25c
$1.25
Carton
Board
Extra
11-21
12-12,
Class
—
—
—
Corp., class A
American Greetings
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
United
Circuit,
12-26
Electric
dividend
Stock
11-29
(quar.)
(increased quar.)-
Power Co.
Foreign
&
American Gas &
11-29
20 %
:
Theatre
Artists
12-13
12-13
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
25c
15c
' 10c
25c
40c
2 % 5o
30c
30c
35c
$1-20
40c
11-20
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
Radio Show, Inc.
Corp.
(quar.)'_
>0%
6
'
4r/o
25c
."
—
American
4
10c
United
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Co., Ihc. (quar.)
11-14
11-21
2
12-10
Co.—
Piano
:! 12-20 V
12-10
12-10
'12-16
* 12-14
11-29
11-29
12-10
12-10
1-10
12-10
12-10
* 12- 2
*: 12- 2
12-20
112- 6
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11-14
12-14
*
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6
?•
11-20,
11-14-
12-14
$12%c
10c
35c
4%
.
Bailcy-Selburn Oil & Gas,
5%
preferred (quar.)
;
11-15
75c
50c
12-14
12-16
12-
"A"—
14 3/10c from
from income)
Baldwin
12-
>
$20c
—
534%
preferred- (quar.)
Baker Industries (quar.)
-12-
3V2C
'
Tiling
Extra
(quar.)—.
Rope Corp.
—
American Fire & Casualty
American Encaustic
40c
Wire
•
—
-
American Electronics
(Del.)—
Quarterly
Union
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
11-22
2%
Chicle
American
11-23
2
v
Quarterly from net. income-
11-23
12-10
25c
*
.
1
$
dividend
11-18
12-15
30c
12-31
$1.25
1- 1
$1.25 •;-> 1-1
11-
(quar.)
11-11
$1.62V2C
—
quar.)
(incr.
Corp.
Arma
preferred A (quar.)
55a preferred B (quar.)
American Business Shares Inc.—
55a
12-16
1
(quar.)
preferred
1st
■
American Bosch
9
12-
12-30
$1.35
(quar.)
4%%
1
12-13
-
3
11-11
60c > 12- 1
$1.12V2 } 12- 1
(quar.)
common
;
10-25
12- 1
Bakeries,
.
(Quarterly of
and
1 7/lOc
11-15
12- 1
11-30
12-16
2%
:__L
Century-Fox
25c
87%c
common
preferred
convertible
3%%
12-14
,
3c
12-
1
•
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
Inc.,
American Airlines,
American
1
>'
11-
50c
50c
$55c
60s
,,
—
.
Ltd.—
Ayrshire Collieries Corp.
K2- 1
11-30
11-29
1- 1
11-22
25c
(quar.)—
—
4.96%
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common (quar.)
;
4% preferred
(quar.)
.
Todd Shipyards (quar.)
:
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—
.—
Trust Co. of New Jersey
(stock dividend).
Union
12-21
11-22
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Twentieth
12-17
15c
(quar.)
dividend
12-17
—
•,
.
Corp., common (resumed)
Products, Inc. (increased)
Stock
11-15
12-10
Ltd.—
A
Axe-Houghton Fund
11-29
1-1-58
425c
$56c
25c
$1.25
—
(s-a)
common
30c
,
Mfg.
Avco
Avon
11-15
12-10
12-16
12- 5
.■
(quar.)
..
11-15
11-25
t
12-10
12-13
Extra
Class
12-13
,11-25
preferred (quar.)
—
4preferred (quar)—
American Aggregates, common (quar.)———
5% preferred (quar.)__—
:
1—
1
4c
;
,
933%c
(quar.)
common
45o
12-27
1-
.
—-
$1.02
22V2C
12',ac
377aC
20c
$22J/aC
—
of Canada,
Aluminum Co.
—
:
preferred (s-a)
Transmission, common
Stock
5.40%
12-17
10c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Texas
12-17
1
5%
(quar.)
Supply
Telluride
12-16
1
1-
35c
dividend
Stock
2
1-
25c
:
Mining
Syracuse
1-
15c
^
——
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
..
(quar.)
Corp..
Sunshine
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Portland Cement Co.
Companies (quar.)—
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America,
12-10
1-
$30c
_—
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc., common —
•5% prior preferred (quar.)
*5% convertible 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Sunbeam
2
12-20
50c
25c
Stedman
Altec
(quar.)
Beta Food Markets, common
preferred A (quar.)_
i5%
—
5
12-13
11-25
lz-27
12-30
11-30
1-20
12r 2
12-23
12- 5
(quar.)
Stores Corp.,, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
AUis-Chalmcrs Mfg., common (quar.)
4.0851? preferred (quar.)
—
—
■
$3.75
40c
25c
10%
20c
75c
$1
50c
dividend
Stock
11-22
12-
Allied
12-
$$-2f
Co.
12-20
:
(quar.)—
Common
11-15
12-1^
$1.31 V»
11-22
$2
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Electric 3ervice Co.,
Auto
5
11-15
75c ' 12-10
25c
11-18
50c
11-25
'
Co.
(quar.)
Laboratories, Inc.
Kid
Allied
11-15
25c
Control
Allied
11-15
20c
1
35c
dividend
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Allied Finance, common (s-a)—
—
5%% preferred (quar.)—_
11-19
12-
Powder
Atlas
11-18
12- 2
13%c
(quar.)
Chemical &; Dye Corp.
Allied
11-19
34c
Springfield City Water (quar.)
Stalcy (A. E.) Mfg., common (quar.)_-_—.
Stock
11-19
2
$0.26562
preferred
5 V2 %
1
Co., common (quar.)
Ltd., 572% pfd. (s-a)—
Refining
Atlantic
Pictures Corp.—
Artists
11-22
12-
Atlantic Wholesalers
12- 2
12%c
(quar.)
Machine
Business
11-22
1
_______
11-18
12- 2
Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Allied
11-19
2
12-
Corpi—
Gas
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.15
Natural Gas (quar.)
30c
(quar.)
10c
Algoma Steel, Ltd.______* $25°
Ltd.—
of Canada,
Co.
preferred
7%
87%c
Alabama Power
_
4.60%
Sherwin-Williams
—-——*
(quar.)
common
prior preferred (quar.)
Co., 4.20% pfd.
$3.50
25c
-
(quar.)
10-31
12-5
I2*2®
12-20
12- 2
12- 2
.
1- 2
1- 2
10c
10%
40c
——
—.—
Corp.,
Gas
Alabama
$1.12Va
.
—
1
12-
«Ss
Common
10-31
12- 2
12- 5
11-22
12-
$20c
preferred (quar.)
West Point RR
Atlantic Coast Line Co. of Conn,
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.,—
1
11-
12- 2
$12c
62lac
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
11-21
11-29
25c
Co.,
Reduction
$27VaC
(s-a)
preferred
.5%%
Air
11-19
2
12-
5c
11-22
4.50%
4.44%
12-12
20c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Common
11-15
45c
4.60%
J
40c
1
$1.15
$1.12ta
$1.11
Co., common (quar.)
preferred < quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
12-
Atlanta Gas Light
11-15
11-15
Payable oJ Rec,
Share
,
.
Holder*
When
Per
.
Name of Company
of Rec.
"
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stock).—.
in cash cr
holders option
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
11-15
12-
Payable
12- 2
12- 2
12-16
Affiliated
11-14
_$$0.35937
—*—•—«-■
—
Aetna
11-22
12-15
Co. (quar.)
—_—.—
Marine Insurance Co
Fisher
&;
Sayre
Seaboard
11-15
(quar.)
,
Holder•
When
Share
15c
10c
37VaC
..
Admiral Homes, Inc
Aerequip Corp.
9
$i.25
Joseph Lead Co
—__——
—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd.,
common...
51/2% preferred series A (quar.)—
St.
Class B
8-
37VaC
(liquidating)
Stockholders
W.
&
S.
Name of Company
Share Payable of Rec.
12%c
12-17
11-18
$0.6537
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12-16
11- i
of Company
Name
Rose
Holden
When
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11-21
10-31
10c
12-
2
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12-13
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11-15
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12-16
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1
11-
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to
1
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12-16
Volume
Number 5691
186
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
&
Canada
Burlington County
Cement,
$1.30
Ltd.,
preierence
Canada
Co.
Ry.
Payable
75c
t25c
(quar.)__—
common
1-2-58
11-29
(s-a)
(quar.)____—
12-20
t32(20,
„—
Holder i
Per
of Ree
Name
12-13
10-31
5%
Textile
preferred
Consolidated
11-20
2oc
1-
1
12-
9
'-'■l-
1
12-
9
12-
2
11-
9
Consumers
Class
B
Share
.
Canada
Foundries
Class
A
Canada
Sugar, Did.
8c
Forgings,
(quar.*.
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Canada
Class
B
Canaaa
Ltd.—
*50c
Water
Power
&
2
11-16
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12-
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12-
2
10-31
30c
11-27
11-12
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4.50%
12-16
11-15
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4-1-58
2-28
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4-1-58
2-28
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11-29
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:
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12-
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Canadian
Canners,
Canadian
Ltd.,
class
Fairbanks-Morse
2
,.1-
2
11-29
cents
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(fiscal
Inc.
from
net
12-
2
plus
«
52
Canadian
5%
income
Canadian
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_
Ltd.,
,
(quar.)
Investment
common
preferred
5%
preferred
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preferred
(quar.)
for
t$10
shares
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6%
of
12-
2
12-
2
*$2
1-
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12-2
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B
(quar. t_
11-27
Cferborundum
Inc.-
Co.
11-
(quar.)
<(Extra
(H.)
Distillery,
B 1
Reynolds
(G.
Stock
Products
Gas
Carpenter.Steel Co.
Carrier
Corp.,
Carson
&
W.
12-16
&
4(4%
conv.
12-10,
11-15
Crossett
11-15
Crown Cork
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred '* (quar.)
Pirie ^Scoto
&
preferred
Corp.
$1.20
conv.
Steel
$1.12'/a
12-
1
:
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1-
2
11%C
1-
2
*30c
11-
28C
12-
2
11-15
40c
12-20
12-
12Vic
Products
8c
Gas
Common
Curtiss
11-29
4(4%
11-15
Dahlstrom
Metallic
12-
1
11-15
Dan
Mills
V"T- 2
*$2.50
12-20
59%C
(quar.)_
11-30
12-
11-15
2
12-10
West
12-31
12-31
12-18
I
$1.12 Va
Telephone
Co.,
Co.
iquar.)
<
5.40%
pfd.
11-15
10-31
Paper
11-25
11^
•
1-
1
8
12-
75c
.
1
'
11-15
15c
11-20
11-11
12-2
11-15
10c
12-30
12-15
$1.12 Vi
1-15
12-30
61
12-20
(quar.)
.
2-
37VaC
1
121-
12-24
12-
$1.25
11-27
12-13
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11-13
12-
1
11-18
J 2-
1
11-18
(quar.)__
$1
56(4c
12-
2
11-18
$1.25
12-
2
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10c
1-15
$1.12 ft
12-20
1-1-58
12-
5
12-
2
11-
8
12-
50c
87ftc
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
2
11-
8
Gold
Fund
Colonial
(from
Sand
Stock
Mines,
&
Stores,
Stone
Stock
12-19
12-
12-17
11-20
Ltd
12-12
10-31
5%
2%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Central
preferred
Milling
Columbia
Carbon
Columbian
1-17
Stock
Cone
1-
3
12-
2
2
12-16
11c
2-
1
1-17
2-
1
1-17
35c
12-
2
11-15
60c
Insurance
12-10
11-15
(Boston)
12-10
12-
2
*15c
"
11-29
12-13
Diversified
12-13
11-29
32 Vic
12-16
11-20
12-31
Consolidated
Stock
Steel
Corp.
Club
(stock
Co.
Yellowknife
N.
Laundries
Corp.
Y.
Consolidated
Freiyhtways
Consolidated
Paper
Co.
Ltd.
6
12-20
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
(s-a)
11-15
11-27
1
(quar.)
(quar.)-
2
k
03
12-27
11-30
60c
:
12-16
11-
10c
12-13
11-27
8
25c
12-
2
11-15
25c
12-
2
11-15
(cuar.)
20C
12-13
11-29
<quar.)__
25c
12-
11-18
2
11-15
9
11-15
12-
9
11-15
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2
11-15
12-20
12-16
11-20
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12-
12*16
11-20
$1
12-15
11-20
19-15
11-20.
II-20
10-31
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-1Q
12-20
11-29
25c
12-16
11-
12 Vac
11-25
11-15
20c
(s-a)
12-12
12-
2
1
2
2%
class B
(quar.)
non-voting
12-
12-10
16 ft.3
(quar.)
12-12
12-
35c
__
Wallace,
&
and
I-30
1-1-58
15c
12- 2
11-25
voting
common
—
60c
Ford Motor Co.
Ford
Divco-Wayne' Corp.-
20c
11-20
11-12
10c
11-25
11-
50c
11-30
11-15
15c
12-
1
11-19
39c
1-
2
12-20
Foster-Wheeler
25c
11-29
11-15
Franklin
25c
12-16
12-
12-
11-15
12-12
11-15
3%
12-
10-25
Ford Motor of Canada, Ltd.—
12-16
10c
(increased)™-
1-
Investment Fund, Inc.—
.(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dobbs
House/, Inc.
(quar.)
Dr. ...Pepper> Co.,; (quar.)
Dodge
Mfg.
Co.,
Dominguez
Oil
t—
—
preferred
$1.65
Fields
iquar.)
(monthly)
.Monthly
;—:_
& Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
5%
1
2
*$1.25
2
Dominion
*20c
11-22
10-31
*25c
11-28
11-15
*62 Vic
11-29
*11-15
*31 ftc
12-14
11-15
5%
pref.
:
Donnelley
Stock
(R.
R.)
&
dividend,
Donohue
Aircraft
Co.
4%
Corp.,
(quar.)
Duquesne Brewing
—
11-15
1
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-20
11-20
11-
11-
6
6
3 4 ftc
12-
1
11-16
*15c
12-
2
11-15
30c
1-15
12-17
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
1-2-58
12-20
12-10
11-22
11-22
11-12
35c
—
12-10
11-20
3%
(interim)
—
A
Co.
(quar.)
—
Extra
Corp., common
conv. pfd. series 1956
5%
$1
pref.
(s-a)
—
(quar.)
Corp.
11-22
12-31
11-15
11-15
12-16
11-15
17c
series
Freeport sulphur Co. (quar.)
French (Fred F.) Investing Co., 7% pfd
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)—^
Trailer
Fruehauf
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
14c
—
12-15
12-
2
,
Stock
75c
12-
2
11-15
$5
12-
2
11-14
12-15
11-30
15C
Co.—
$1
12-
2
11-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Service
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
Gas
Co.
12-
2
11-13
Acceptance
Oil
Crude
General
General Foods
Instrument
General
Merchandise
Co
—
(quar.)
common
General
General
Steel
(stock
Refractories
Initial
12-13
1-
2
12-
Castings
5
11-15
12-16
11-20
10c
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-10
11-14
$1.25
—
General
1-
1
of
11-21
10-24
12-31
12-20
22 ftc
12-
2
11-
62 Vic
12-
2
11-15
55c
12-
1
11-13
57c
11-30
11-15
12-
11-15
40c
Pennsylvania
of Wisconsin—
preierred (quar.)
Telephone Corp.—
Common (increased quar.)
4.25%
conv
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
$5
1
General
East
Power,
preferred
St.
Stock
Corp.
Eastern
Sugar
Eaton
$1
class
12-
2
11-12
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd.
common
(quar.)
$2
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.).
12-16
11-15
12-16
11-15
30c
I
Associates,
12-
50c
12-20
2
4.40%
4.75%
General Tire
11-15
12-
2
73c
11-25
11- 4
45c
12-15
12-
*37 V2C
12-15
11-15
*25c
12-15
11-15
5
(initial
common
Stock
Getty
dividend
Giannini
5ft%
Co.,
<G.
1-1-58
12-
3
1-1-58
12-
3
jrnm.
quar.)
—
common
(quar.)___
—
—
M.)
preferred
8c
convertible
11-29
1
12-11
25c
12-16
11-25
2%
12-16
11-25
12-23
1-
(quar.)
I-
1
40c
12-
5
11-21
10c
12-
2
11-15
27 Vic
12-
1
11-ia
Co.—•
preferred
11-13
$1.25
(quar.)
4%
17Vic
30c
Corp.,
Products
Oil
3
G6C
preferred (quar.)
Gerber
3
12-
59%c
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
5%
3
12-
1-1-58
Rubber—
&
Genuine Parts
12-
1-1-58
55C
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
53 Vic
—
preferred
conv.
3
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5.28%
New
25c
2%
(quar.)
Laboratory,
A
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Eddy Paper, Ltd,
11-29
1-21-58
Water Co.—.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Economics
12-16
$1.50
(s-a)
dividend
Eastern
11-22
*$1.75
Co.
RR.
Louis & Interurban
preferred
12-10
Ltd.—
(accum.)
Pennsylvania
6%
55c
(quar.)
Co.
6
11-20
Corp.—
Co.
6
1-
1
2-
12-10
5%
(quar.)
dlv.)
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
2-
60c
cash
Telephone
6
12-13
12-
Telephone
preferred
2
12-27
93 ftc
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
General
15c
50c
preferred (quar.)—
$3.75
11-15
1 ft %
Motors Corp.,
General
2
50c
*
dividend
Stock
12-
12-
15c
(quar.)_
Corp.
General
12-10
12-16
50c
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
11-15
34c
25c
—.—--
Corp., common (quar.)
General America Corp. (quar.)
—7General American Oil Co.
of Texas
Genera!
General
12-10
50c
2
12-16
17c
Stock series—
series-*
11-29
12-10
of America—
Corp.
conv.
12-
Custodian Funds—
Preferred
$2.25
Dynamics
12-12
40c
10-30
11-15
11-22
1-
1
2
12 ftC
6
11-22
31 ftc
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co
Common
4%
1
11-
1-
25c
(quar.)
Works
11-
12-16
12-16
2oC
12-16
11-15
40c
Duro-Tcst
*$1.25
Inc.
Bridge
Pitt
Foster Grant
2
*$1.25
(quar.)___.
(quar.).__
payment after 50% stk. dlv.
Co. of Calif.—
,
4V4% preferred (quar.)
——
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)—
10-11
11-22
20c
class
12-10
25c
ordinary
Mills,
10c
10c
Ltd.,
Hosiery
B
Duriron
1
12-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bradstreet,
Dunlop Rubber.
Class
12-
10c
pref.
USA
2
4%
50c
Chemical
&
12-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Durham
2
15c
(quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calit., 5V4% pfd. (quar.)
Industries, Ltd
—_j—-
Dun
1
1-
20c
_______
Dover
Dow
Fort
(interim)™—___—
1-2
2-
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
A
B
Ltd.
Foremost-Dairies
-
*12 ftc
*25c
(quar.)
50c
Sons
_—
Ltd.
Bros.,
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
$2 preferred (quar.)
Douglas
»
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar 8c Chemical Ltd., com.
$1
preference (quar.)
Class
(quar.)
Co.,
Utilities
Corp., Ltd.—
Bridge, Ltd. (increased)
Electrohom? Industries, Ltd
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
Motor
Class
Diversified
Eastern Air Lines
'
1
12-
$1.18ft
12-13
East
12-
12-
$1.12 ft
-
common
11- .1
7%
11-15
dividend
Stock
Forbes
9
60c
—^—-
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A
Mart, Inc. (quar.)
Mineral
Co.
(quar.)—
12- «
1
12-
11-20
75c
Fiund_.
Growth
11-25
East Kootenay
12-
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(initial)-^
$4.50
1
Eagle-Picher
12-2
$4
Florida
12-
12-17
12-13
'
Florida Public Utilities Co.,
4ftfo preferred (quar.)
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)
12-13
11-29
$1.25
.™__^———
11-15
12-12
$1
25c
8
12-20
17 Vic
Food
62 ftc
(quar.).
(quar.)
8
11-
10%
Foote
Yard
8
11-
11-30
3c
dividend___.
Stock
(quar.)
pfd.
to
(subject
11-25
11-15
12-15
dividend
11-15
1956.)
11-
11-30
City)—
(Jersey
3%
11-15
t$l
(quar.)_
!
;
12-
62 ftc
(quar.)
2
Bank"
National
4ft%
(quar.)
100%
11-30
Mines,
Securities,
preferred (s-a*
of
RR.
calendar year
2
12-
12-20
Stock
Bank
dividend)
11-30
*50c
Consolidated Electrodynamics
Western
12-
25c
12-20
56 ftc
Standard
non-cumulative
25c
25c
(quar.)
;
11-29
*12c
Consolidated Edison
Extra
12-13
8
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
Discovery
11-4
25c
for
Union
20c
Ltd.
$2.50
11-
31 ftc
quar.)
;
Co.
Grande
net income
20c
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Lile Association
Consol
10-25
1
5%
(increased
4%
Consolidated
2
12-
20c
Machinery, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
Power
12-
25c
_
dividend
Quarterly
York
(quar.)
11-15
1-
50c
Connecticut
Rio
Drcwry's Ltd.
Enterprises
Mills
New
of
Trucking
'
Dravo
(quar.)
Community Public Service
Co.
3
"
4
12-
11-30
$1.12 ft
Corp.
Stock
4
11-
$2
;(quar.»
^
11-15
$1.12 ft
Lock
Shoe
Supply
Chicago
11-15
^
Life
stock
Extra
2
20c
Compo
debenture
2
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Paper, class A (quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping
(quar.)
Combined
12-13
12-
Quarterly
Combined
11-15
11c
(quar.)
Co.
11-29
2
12-
lie
& Elevator
National
2
11-12
11-
11-29
10c
12-
11-18
12-14
12-20
40c
2
3
11-29
45c
2
3
11-22
12-15
Marshall Field)
(See
1-
2
11-20
12-10
(N. Y.)
12-
12-
10-29
2%
1-2-58
12-
1
12-10
31ftc
approval)
First Security Corp.
(Salt Lake City)
(s-a)
Fishman (JVI. H.), Inc.
(quar.)
Fleming Co., 5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Flhukote 'Co., common
(quar.)__
12-
12-
1-2-58
50c
Filtrol
40c
11-18
35c
quar.)
"
preferred
(Marshall).
Field
11-15
30c
11-18
11-29
Corp.—
(increased
3
11-16
'40c
11-29
37 ftC
2
(quar.)___4_!
3-15
4-1-58
28ftc
—
12-
A
12-14
5%
Signal
&
10-25
12-31
60c
2
12-
(monthly)
common
(monthly)
4%%
6
1-
$1.25
Works
dividend
11-25
20c
(quar.)
4.60% pfd.
(quar.),—
(quar.)
Ferro Corp., stock dividaid
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.
<
12-12
12-
8
40c
(quar.)__
;—
Bearings (quar.)
1-
(quar.)
11-12
11-25
30c
(quar.)
Co.
37 Vic
common
11-29
$3
First
(quar.)___^
12-15
8
25c
11-18
Mfg.,
11-29
68%c
2
-common
12-15
2-28
$3
12-
Voting
11-29
11-
1
Co.
Insurance
97 Vic
50c
(monthly)
Common
11-29
12-20
Sign
Stock
.
2
$1
11-29
12-15
12-
10-25
Co.
Screw
11-27
35c •;
12-16
12-10
6c
Life
(quar.)
G2VaC
Power,
Common
Colorado
12-20
•
27 Vie
(quar.)
Glass
12-
25c
12-31
11-29
C
i
8
11-13
11-29
preferred
;
11-
1
11-
3.90'%
4_.
8
1
12-
12-20
First
(quar.)
11-
12-
3%
11-18
(s-a)
1
11-15
11-18
RRy
12-
2
11-18
preferred
11-15
2
Insurance
10c
(quar.)
2
12-20
2
Company, common
Year-end,.-___
-
11-15
12-
12-
2
&
11-15
11-29
12-
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
•Quarterly
i
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common (quar.)
5ft% preferred (1953 series)
Federal Compress Warehouse
(quar.)
15c
(quar,)___
11-29
11-29
25c
^
2
11-15
12-31
dividend
preferred
9
11-27
7 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
2-10
38c
gains)-
common
5%
Colorado
11-29
*5c
.
Inc.,
4%
*
3-3-53
90c
87 Vic
realized
dividend
Colonial
2-10
75c
(s-a)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
3ft% preferred (quar.)
Colonial
3-3-58
87 Vic
Molybdenum Co. (quar.)_
Bottling of Los Angeles
Cola
Cochencur-Willans
1 -15-58
12-20
12-13
3-10-58
(quar.)
Federal
2
Dominion
(quar.)
special gtd.
regular gtd.
93ftc
1-2-58
1
35c
Traders
&
Federal
12-12
(quar.)
Inc._l________-;
•
Dominion
(quar.)
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
7%
12-31
12-16
11-21
85c
Disney (Walt* "Productions—
.Stock dividend
11-12
$1
preferred
11-13
12-13
40c
Cleveland
Climax
20c
75c
11-
12-12
11-12
12-
Diners
6
(quar.)
Bakeries
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Coca
11-15
(quar.)
11-15
11-29
11-14
12-
Denver
11-8
Claussen
4%
1-
11-29
1
50c
$30c
12-16
11-25
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal Paper Board,
2
2-15-58
Bros,
Federal
11-29
1-
Farmer
Federal
11-29
1
1-
11-14
2
10c
—
12-
Detroit
11-29
37 (4 c
,
_
common
common
Tramway Corp.—
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred
7
12-31
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
7%
1
1-
25 c
12-
11-27
60c
(From
2
2(4%
City Specialty Stores, 4ft% pfd.
City Water Co. of Chattanooga—
"
1-
Denver
Extra
$4.50
15c
;
5
11-15
31-30
93 ftc
Denver
Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Cincinnati Milling Machine,
4%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
,
4%
11-20 '
u__
12-
11-22
20c
93 ftc
Dentists'
12-12_
$3.50
(quar.)
5
12-20
22V4c
(quar.)
Denver
.
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
5%
12-10
50c
common
12-
$1.12Va
25c
B
$8
Ry.—
dividend
1. Common
Chrysler
12-10
12-20
11-30
$4.50
Co
11-15
12-20
87V4c
87ftc
$1.25
—
preferred
Dennison
11-12
$1.12Va
__
Inc.,
Delta Air Lines
2
12-1
Mines,
7%
•
*,1-15
50c
.
Corp.,
Delaware
12-16
(quar.)
common
Chesapeake 8c Ohio RR., common
3%%
preferred (quar,)__
Chicago Great Western
12-
12-30
30c
!•
—__
Fibre,
(quar.)
12-16
10%
•
'
&
11-30
10C
,'.+
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co., 7% pfd. (s-a)
Chenango 8c Unudilla Telephone Corp.—
"Common
(extra)-™
_;
,*4ft% preferred (quar.t_„
___
Chicago,
(.accum.)
Door
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
«...
1
11-29
67 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_L
preferred
Stock
"
5
12-20
$4.50 1-15-58
11-15
(quar.)
(reduced)
Products
Common
preferred
Deere
'
12-
4Dc
—
Champlin Oil & Refining (£p.—
$3 convertible preferred (quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
,,
(accum.)
11-30
11-30
1%
3.75%
12-13
$1.23
Co.
Corp.
Century Industries, Inc.;
■>* Stock diyldend__-
{'■ $4.50
preferred
pfd.
Dayton Power & Light, common
3.75% preferred A (quar.):
12-18
$1.06(4
,
(quar.)________
Day
11-20
12-31
Electric
preferred
& South
Belt
1st
334% pref. A (quar.)
Day-Brite Lighting, Inc.
11-15
$1.25
,
40c
<quar.)_
Louisiana
Champion
1st
River
Dana
Co
,
Chain
4(4%
1
5%,
—
preferred
Central
Candy,
8
75c
<quar.)__
11-15
4c
25c
pl'd.
_
dividend
Stock
Farmers
3%"
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4ft % preferred (quar.)
•('•4.50%
(initial)
common
dividend
12-30
4%
Central
.
11-12
2
Corp.,
(quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical
Stock
dividend
11-15
2
(qiiar.)_
Publishing Co., $1.60
«$4 preferred iquar.)
,5.
Illiuoir, Public Service—
■'
2
11-30
11-15
$1.65
30c
$1.25
$1.18ft
12ftc
40c
$1.12ft
(quar.)_
com.
____.
12-
Engineering
Co.,
Coe & Gregg (quar.)
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
11-29'
12-
11-15
11-15
11-30
5c
Faber,
12-16
12-16
12-
Stock
(s-a)
Electric
District
Evans
11-20"
1-1-58
28 ftc
11-15
11-30
11-20
$1.05
12-
*l5c
;—
12-6
5%
$2.50
9334c
Pass Coal
Curtis
12-12
.
preferred B
(quar.)
Foundry Co., 5% preferred
Central
-
(s-a)
6
12-20
12-16
Nest
preferred
90c preferred
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common
4ft % prior preferred
11-18
30c
1
America—
preferred-(quar.)
Central
4.92%
1;
(quar.)
12-
1
12-30
12-L2
___.
Central
;
"5c
1-
12-16
Cuno
11-15
$1.75
——
—-
"'
6
1
of
Electric
4ft%
11-
$2
11-15
(quar.)__—
Corp. (quar.)
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
Kbr:'o
preference
Central
2
$1 preferred
(qudr.)
Mines; Ltd
Castle-Tret he way
Catalin
Ceco
11-15
11-30
12-
50c
Co.—
Co., 7%> preferred
(J. I.)
:6ft%
■
11-15
:
6
Corp.; $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores -(quar.)
11-26
60c
_
11-
Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Crow's
11-30
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.);
Crown Zellerbach
8
11-30
12-
11-29
preferred
11-
12-10
11-18
Co.—
& Seal
11-15
60c
2
11-10
z.
Co.,' 8%
50c
:
12-
1—
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (quar.)—__
Erie Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd., cl. A—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.,
7% gtd. (quar.)__
7% guaranteed (quar.)
Erie Railroad, $5 preferred
(quar.)
Erie Resistor Corp., common
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
Inc.
H.)
Sexton
12-
1
11-15
11-30
25c
25c
3c
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.50% convertible preferred, (quar.)
11-12
12-
Rubber
&
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd.
11-12
12-10
(quar.)_
12-, 2
__
11-30
11-30
11-30
dividend
40c
'
______
•V4ft-%.' preferred;, (quar..)_
Case
/
—
(quar.)
11-12
25c
Cribben
5 6 Vi c
(quar.)
common!
11-30
11-22
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'4ft %
preferred (quar.)__
9
$60c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
3
'
44Vi%
< 4.30%
12-
26c
Corp.,
Hose
Co.
5%
12-16
(quar.)
$1 pfd. (quar.)__
12-
2
A
Corp.
2
12-
12-17
*60c
Natural
6
class
1-
-(quar.)
50C
(s-a)
Paperboard
&
Ltd.,
Craddock Terry Shoe, 5% pfd.
Grajie Co.. 334% preferred
•
Co.
1-2-58
25c
3
12V'2C
'
:
—
Paper
7%
6
25c
(quar.)
'
Carpenter
11-
*$1.50
14-
2
1
$1.13
(quar.)
11—21
40c
11-18
12-
11-22
2
12 Vac
2
12-18
11-30
11-30
11-30
Elgin National Watch (reduced)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. Co.—
11-20
2
—•__.—
:
11-30
12-
68c
1-
(quar.)
Corp.r tquar.)__
12-31
Auto-Lite
Electrographic
12-14
6
Cd.
Holdera
50c
Electric
12-17
12-
Range
When
Payable of Ree.
50c
preierred (initial)
$5 conv. preferred (quar.)
11-22
75c
12-
12-31
12-31
12-14
1-2-58
-
Empire
tqutd-.)_
75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.»____
common
* 15c
—_
Corp.
(quar.)
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
Electronics
Investment
Corp.
35c
1'
Corning
6
par,
tauar.)
CApitol Records,
Carlisle
common
12-17
31 Vic
75c7
Co.,
12-31
12-10
Corron
partic. preferred for each 100 shares held)
Tire Corp., Ltd. (quar.)_________
Cannon
Extra
Electric
40c
Corson
Canadian
5
11-20
25c
Corby
dividend).;
preferred,... $10
11-
1
$1.12 Va
Corp.
(quar.)
Refrigeration Corp. (quai.)
Clark Publishing Co., Ltd.—
Class
11-
11-25
12-
20c
,
Varnish,
Cornell
11-27
11-15
9334c
Co.. 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)__
prior preferred
Copper
preferred
—
11-29
45c
(quar.)
(Chicago*
(quar.)
,6%: preferred
2
1-
6
Copeland
divi-
(stock
partic.
par)
2
J
.
of
1-
*$1.25
1,000 shares held)
%c/o1 preferred
,'V
*$1
12-
Cooper-Bessemer
11-15
.
Co.
Year-end
11-15
12-
1-2-58
(quar.)
Gin
Paint At
Copp
__
.Ordinary
Cook
$3
,
shares
(Six
each
12-16
6
*$1.25
(quar.)
Petroiina
deiul).,
i
5M
1-2-58
11-
.* 15c
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
12-16
12-
—
4%
11-27
1-2-53
Trusts,
5%,.. preferred
(quar.)—___—;
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.
Canadian
65c
*$2
cents from net securities profits)
General Electric Ltd.
6.40%
25c
.
Casualty
Continental
*$4
-
5.68%
6
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.-—
11-15
year-end*
investment
6
12-
11-20
25c
___i
$4.50
Ltd.—
Co.,
130c
Fund,
10-16
12-
(quar.)
(Chicago*
Can Co., common
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Continental
Quarterly
Canadian
Extra
$3.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-2-58
$1
Continental
11-15
*183/4c
(quar.)__
A
12-
$1,02Vst
$1.06ft
$1.37Va
$1.34
$1.41 ft
$1.37ft
$1.42
$1.60
$1.25
15c
common
32V4c
(quar.)____
com.
1-2-58
>
11-15
*25c
Co.,
$1.13
(quar.):
Container Corp.,of America,
4% preferred (quar.)_
2
Gas
5.36%
5.65%
5.50%
60c
1
(quar.)_
Co.
Natural
$1.04
(quar.):
(quar.)
Water
Paso
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
5V4% preferred (quar.)
$1.12 V4
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
_
^
_
2
preferred
preferred
Consumers
»'•
.
Ltd.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
4.16%.
11-15
*87 ftc
pfd.
is-u)——
Vinegars,
11-30
12-16
*29ftc
___.
___
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
Canada
12-16
150c
(quar.)__—
class A' (s-a
Ltd.,
Glass,
Consumers Power
,•...
—:—.
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd.—
'
+30c
iquai\>
Malting, Ltd., common
preferred tquar.)
__:
4ft%
-
Dominion
&
Per
Share
Name of Company
El
(s-a)
is-a*
:
Canada
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Mills, Ltd.—
Theatres, Ltd., class A
Consolidated
(quar.j—
When
13
"
of Company
Consolidated
81.06ft
Ginger Ale, common
preferred <auar.)—
Dry
$4.25
When
Share
Name of Company
Camden
(2161)
(quar.)
!<
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2162)
Per
When
Share
Name ct Company r
Payable
50c
Gillette Co. (quar.).
25C
Extra —y~
12-
,
12-
,
per
Name of Comvanf
5
11-JL
%
1*.
fi -
10c -
30c
dividend
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)—.:
Employees corp. <Dci.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Government
60c
Co. <quar.)
Grand Union Co.
(quar.)—
Great American Indemnity Co.
7'j'o
Great
5%
I
Great
(quar.)
end
20c
of
4
stock
11-
8
International
11-25
12-16
11-21
12-10
11-16
11-29
11- 4
Interstate
Gas,
6'fc. preferred
Mobile &
$5 preferred
Machinery
preferred
7%
^
Harvester,
11-20
11-30
10-31
11-30
10-31
12-10
11-15
net
11-15
International
International
Resources
11-
6
International
Silver
12 %C
11-25
11-
5
International
Textbook
$1
12-12
11-29
International
12-10
11-30
Interstate
15C
12-20
11-30
Stock
.
2
investment
net
from
5%
New
—
4 to
•,
11-21
11-
7
Co.
12-13
Class
12-16
11-23
3-10-58
2-14
$1.25
11-15
$2
1-2-58
-12V14
12-10
.11-20
(quar.)
11-25
12-13
Quarterly —
——
& casualty Insurance Co. of TennesseeQuarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)„
12-20
11-20
11-
4
Iowa
12-20
11-20
1-2-58
12-13
35c
12-10
11-12
Lindsay
2
11-15
Link-Belt
Inc.
11-29
37 Vac
11-
12-
3c
(quar.)
11-14
1
4
Little
75c
:
-1-
2
12-
Common
2
11-
8
11-30
25c
1-
11-
8
3
10-11
12-13
Class
11-26
$2.40
12-13
10c
11-30
12-15
Iowa
11-15
12-20
54 Vic
2
12-
1st
12- 2
1
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
12-16
1-
1-
2
60c
1-
2
112-18
2
12-
2-
11-22
11-25
25c
12-10
2
45C
12-
2
11-
40c
12-26
15c
11-30
11-
15C
11-30
lie
12-
10c
12-
6
45c
12-
2
$1.60
1-20
25c
12-11
11-22
2%
—
62 %C
I-
:
'
12-16
11-30
11-15
12c
preferred,
preferred
(quar.)_
1-
11-15
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)
97 Vise
12-
1
32c
12-
1
11-15
35%c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
15c
12-
2
11-
preferred
convertible
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
prelerred
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co
$1.25
11-30
Ludlow
$6
MacGregor
11-15
5%
1-17
11-22
12-20
Malion
11-22
Maine
11-22
Mallory (P.
12-27
1-
1
.
12- 6
12-14
12-
60c
12-10
11-26
Breaker,
2
11-12
12-20
11-29
Co.,
com.
12- 2
12-
2
11-19
32c
12-
2
2
12-
2
11-19'
12-
2
*
5
jo
preferred B
_
(quar.)
_
:
<quar.)_IIIIIIIIIIIIII
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11-29
11-29
12-10
11-25
11-29
11-15
12-
3
11-19
12-16
11-15
12-15
<
11-30
32-15
11-30'
37% C
12-14
11-25
59%c
12*14
11-25
30c
12-10
11-29'
12-
11-15
—
$1.25
(accum.)
2
35c
12-10
11-15
12-20
'11-15
25C
12-2
$20c
12-
1
$20c
12-
1
$25c
Coal, class A~:—
11-15
Max
Land
II-30
11-12,
11-15J
11-18
11-18
11-18
12-16
11-15
25c
12-
11-15
12-
2
11-11
$1.25
1-
1
12-10
$ 1.06 V*
1-
12-10
12-14
11-22
1-
1
12-13
11-20
11-
32c
,
12-16
12-
2
11-29
5
12-13
12- 6
6c
30C
~
e
2
U
preferred
Kresge
(8.
6%
7%
Kysor
Co.
Company,
1st
~
__I
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wines &
University
2
11-15
12-
2
11-4
12-10
11-15
$1.50
1-2-58
$1.75
2-1-58
12-20
12-13
1-15
12-
2
11-15
1-10-58
12-27
"11-29
11-12
$$1.75
13- 2
25c
1-3-58
12-20
25c
1-3-58
12-20
$10C
12- 2
10-31
of
Extra
""3
—II II
:
1
I
-~~_I
Class
Lamson
B
&
Stock
I
Laura Secord
Inc.
I
II.HI"
(quar.)I_IIII_III__H
Co.
I
(quar.)
12-31
12-19
$150
12-31
12-19
12-10
11-27
10c
12-10
59%C 1- 15-58
11-15
12-
2
'11-15
12-
93%c
93%c
11-15
l42- 2
11-15
50C
:—
2
65c
—
12-14
11-29
40c
12-14
11-29
3%
———
(stock
12-
11-
8'
11-30
10-31
50c
—
11-29
11-15
62VL'C
:
12-30
12-16
12-
2
11-
1
1-2-58
$50c
(quar.)__
Ltd.
2
$40c
(quar.)—
11-
1
2
11-29
1
II-
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
dividend
11-29
11-29'
1
2%%
12-
1
III-Its
$1.06V«
12-
1
11-
62 %C
1-
1
12-13
$30c
12-31
11-30
$1.18%
12- 1
—
preferred-, (quar.)—.—
Meadville Telephone Co.
5% preferred (s-a)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
4%%
,6%
participating
Melville
Shoe
preferred
_____
(s-a)—
I,
Corp.—
preferred A (quar.).
preferred B (quar.)
4%%
11-15
Stores
Fire
Co.,
Merritt Chapman
Metropolitan
3.80%
3.85%
•
3.90%
4.35%
'
4.45%
12-20
12^
25c
12-17
11-17
12-17
11-17
12-
-■
6
1-
1
12-
3
96%c
1-
1
12r
3
97 Vic
1-
1
12- 3
S1.08V*
1-
1
12-
3
S1.11V*
1-
1
12-
3
95c
;
———-
Co.—
4Va%
preferred "$50 par"
(quar.)
4%%
preferred "$100 par"
(quar.)
11-30
$1.12%
Michigan Gas & Electric,
Stock dividend
Telephone
11-11
30c
—
12-31
12-16
3%
common
Co.
11-1$
11-30
56%C
States
5
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred-(quar.)
Stem As
11-15
—-
preferred
preferredpreferred
preferred
Michaels,
12-
30c
Lie—±
Edison
11-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
As Scott
Metropolitan Brick,
11-15
12-14
$1
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Inc.
Assurance
1
35c
loc
4%
12-31
12-16
of Illinois—
preferred B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
Co. (quar.)
Midland Oil Corp.* $1 conv. pfd.
11-30
30c
.—-
11-15
common
11-15
12-
11-14
25C
12-16
75c
12-27
12-14
75C
Midland Steel Products,
11-30
75C
12-27
11-15
50c
12-27
12-14
$2
1-1-58
26%c
5 Ya %
Middlesex Water
(quar.)
(quar.)_—-
Year-end
$2 dividend preferred
(quar.);——
preferred (quar.)—;
Mid-West Abrasive Co. (quar.)
8%
—
1
12-
2
12-14
-
(quar.)
Candy Shops (quar.)
;
H
H
I
III
Mleble-Goss-Dexter,
Miles
Laboratories
Milton
Brick,
Ltd.
inc.
10c
:
1-
2
11-20
11- 5
11-20
11-
5
(quar.)
5
-20%
11-20
11-
30c
12-2
12- 2
11-15
12-13
1-
2
.12-13
12-13
12-
6
8c
11-25
10-31
11-30
11-15
35c
11-29
11-15
30c
(s-a)
12-12
11-15
$1
1.12-12
il-1-9
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)—
Minnesota
Common
11-15
$2 5c
2
$10c
(monthly)
Mining & Mfg. Co.—
(quae.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
1-
37 Vic
11-27
10c
25c
;
dividend
Bryant,
1
45c
"
common
preferred A
Title Insurance
Extra
11-
$150
Extra
4.75%
Land
2
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sessions,
12-
55c
(quar.)
6%
11-22
15c
5c
Champagne (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Lambert'(Alfred), Inc.—
Lane
12-
50c
76%C
I
12-12
1-
Middle
(quar.)-
12-12
12-23
12-
11-19
15C
the Woods
Milling, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories
(quar.)
I
-
12-12
4%
7%
-
3
2
11-15
"20c
12-12
3
12-
-
La Consolidada, S. A.—
American preferred shares..
Lake
11-15
12-
50C
(quar.).....
:
Extension
11-15
11-29
12-23
(quar.).
Heater
Salle
11-25
2
40C
preferred
2nd
15c
1-
1
12-30
40c
•
.
common
dividend
10-31
12-
25C
(quar.)
(S. H.) & Co.
Stock
•
S.)
11-20
12-13
$1
12-
50c
8
62 Vic
(quar.)
:
20c
-
;
11-22
$1.12Va
50c
Merchants
""II
12-31
12-16
12-14
Stock
-
12-10
20C
:
11-15
2-1-58
"
25c
(quar.)
11-25
$3
70c
12. 4
1-
12-20
11-15
15c
(quar.)
•——
Corp.
Mercantile
1
quar.)
Koehring Co. (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., common
4%
Extra
2
Mead
tq
12-15
1-
$10c
—-
(quar.)
11-18'
11-25
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
(1947 series)
preferred
11-13'
11-15
2
(quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co,—
Common
(quar.)
Class A 5% convertible preferred »quar.)
income
from
class A
Co..
,10-31^
12-
$2
McKesson & Robbins. Inc.
11-18
19-
20c
(Increased
'11-30
$$1
11-29
50c
253
common
&
4
31-27
50c
(quar.);—.———
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre- Porcupine Mines,
11-16
12-13
12-
4%
12%c
(quar.)
11-25
37Vic
......
(4c from
10-28'
11-30'
(quar.)J
dividend)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Ltd., com.
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
2
30c
$1.18%
Partlc. class A
1
12-
I—I—
Common
12-
1
12-16
$1.12 Ya
profits).
Creamery Co.—
Knudsen
2%
12-
'
Factor
McCall
5-29
La
12-
30c
5CC
•
6-15-58
La Salle
4
10-21
5c
11-15
6
11-18
:
'
Oil
16c
11-30
12-15
—
Maytag Company
6
Knickerbocker Fund—
11-18
11-
2-14
12-
2%
_
(quar.).
Beneficial interest series
35c
(Interim)
—;—
Ltd.,
Co.,
11-15,
'11-14
32 Vic
4$3.40 preferred (quar.)
2-28
2
12-11
1
3-15-58
1
2
3-
12-20
"
Common
.x«:
preferred (quar.)———
' $3.75
,
5c
1
10-25
2-14
20c
(monthly)—
i-
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
—
2-14
Common
I-
yl2-20
2-14
1
1
11-
12-
1-15
4Vi%
11-29
12-
II-20
1
33-
si.i2ya
...
(quar.)
i-.
-
Extrsw
'
'
$1.05
$1.08%
(quar.)
Marine
Massawippl Valley RR. (s-a)Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
2-14
1
45c
37 Vic
3-
$i •
1
1-
50c
57 Vic
3-
12-10
$1.50
12-14
tmc
.
12-18
"
la-a,
12-15
2
12-15
$1.08%.
:
dividend)—
it.a.
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Co.
Maule Industries
-
5c
1-
1
1
'
50c
12-10
25c
11-15
12-
w
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.- (quar.)—
11-15
1
11-29
i2v-1;
50c
95C
(quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil,
12-31
$10c
_
12-20
12-10
20c
8
11-29
12c
(quar.)
>
$$1.25
•
6
11-15
$37 Vic
of-Boston
12-20
(quar.)
common
11-
11-29
10-
1
$90c
common
11-25
12-
12Vic
1
11-19
11-25
1
Kroger
12-
1
2
Kress
12-10
11-
10c
Marshall-Wells Co.,, common
6% prelerred (quar.)—-——
Massachusetts- Indemnity & Life Insurance—
12-10
1-
and
Field &
12-10
12-
10-28
1-
12-20
11-22 1
25c
Corp: (quar.)
—:——
Calculators (quar.)
—
35C
30c
11-20
2
11-29
12-15
5c
---l..u
—-
Marmon-Hvrrington Co.
11-19
28 Vic
$1.25
.
12-16
(quar: >
International
Marshall
,
'
2
12-30
.
4V/2 %
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)....
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
62 Vic
-
12-
$1.18:V/*
industries, common (quar.)
convertible prior preferred (quar.).
■
Milling
*1.12%
Light,
•
iverr-'ittA.cNse
12-
J40c
1
(quar.)
Kerr Income Fund
12-10
$32 Vic
~I
County
11-29
$1.25
12-
1
4
p-t-n
35c
-
11-19
50c
Kern
12-16
$1
6
11-22
2%
Communications
11-18
12-
-
12-10
75c
Iquarlj—IIIII
Water- Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
4%%
1
11-20
2
11-30
(quar.)
preferred
Company
1-15
4%
(quar.)
_
.
11-
5
12-
9
12-13
(quar.)—
Co.
&
10c
preferred
60c
(increased)
(increased
Extra
12-16
2
12-
59%C
•
4%%
J40c
(auur )
IIIIIIIII I
)II~"
(quar.)
common
12-10
1-15
Marcont
22 Vic
...
60c preferred
1-15
12-
Marehant
11-25
(quar.).
com.
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)..
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)._„._
11-19
t20c
R.)
°
Marathon
11-25,
12-10
$1.02%
Company, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)..
11-19
$0.36456
11-22 ;
12-10
,
L_.
Kendall
11-19
12-
110c
12-
12-31
35c
(quar.)
B
250
Chemical,
Company (quar.)
Kayeer (Julius) <fe Co. (stock
Kearney (J. R.) Corp
11-19
,-w—
Indiana Gas- & Water Co.
II-29
11-15
31 Vic
—I I
common
partlc. pfd.
12-20
12-16
t20c
Central RR. 7 (reduced)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—'
Ordinary (Interim.) i
Imperial. Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd!—
Fund
5
Ul
(quar.)
__
4.50%
,
Illinois
Income
11-20
35 V(c
"
12-31
12-
50c
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
Steel, Ltd.,
Manitoba- &- Saskatchewan
12-23
S0.73P77
preferred w(quar.)
Kawneer
11-15
35-%c
(quar.)
4.60% ' preferred
conv.
11- 6
12-10
11-30
31 V*c
Industries, Inc.,
Stock dividend
$1-50
11-20
12-
__IIIII~
•
1-15
i
(quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
10c
(quar.).
4.35 % preferred
11-15
12-
3
preferred A
Common
2
Ltd.—-
Huron &z Erie Mortgage Co.
Corp. (Ontariol
Husky Oil Co., 6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door (quar.)_.
'
12-
11-12
(quar.*)——.
common
com.
#
Kerite
2
—
class A
Power
I-17
$1.06%
Hupp Corp.,: 5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
Hurd Lock & Mfg., 5% preferred
(quarl)II
Idaho
3
6
12-
common..
Circuit
1212-
12-16
--
•
12-27
12-20
2-1-58
5c
Paper,
■
4
IOC
IHI—I
6.40%
preferred •(quar.)___^
IIII
Hugoton P.-oductlon Co.
(quar.)!-!
Humble Oil-& Refining Co.
(quar.)
I
Hungerford (J.) Smith (annual)
1—1111
I-T-E
11-
25c
Extra
5%
II-427
25c
_~I
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.70% preferred (quar.)*.
6.25% preferred (initial)
$1.41
preferred
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co-;, Ltd.—
Hunt Foods &
11-19
40c
L.
Pulp &
preferred
B
11-29
11-29
12-10
35c
--
80c conv,
11-15
12%c
(increased)-
Bay Mining & Smelting,
Class
2
"
(quarjll_
$5.12
.
12-
$1.25
11-15
12-13
dividend
Stock
2
35c
...
;
preferred
«quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
'-4.20% preferred (quar.)a_-
11-15
25c
..
5%
11-15
2
25c
(quar.)__
12-21
$25c
—
(R. C.) Co. (quar.)
Central RR., 5%' preferred
Maple Leaf
3.80%
Y.) —
Howard Stores Cdrp., common
4V(%. preferred (quar.)_:
Hudson
2
12-
$1.06 Ya
""""
Reduced
11-30
12-
25c
I
—
12-24
50C
—
Year-end
11-15
1
12-20
12-11
+sl
—
Products
preferred
1st
1-10
50c
$4.20 preferred (quar.).
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
11-15
2
30C
•___
Housatonlc Public Service
(quar;)-—
Houston Lighting.it Power
(quar.).
Houston Oil Field Material Co.
(quar.):.—
Howard Industries, Inc
Hudson
2
12-
I-
12-31
1-1-58
15c
Structural
12-27
$1.25
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
5
12-
12-10
11-19
Magnavox Co., common (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Airlines-
Kansas City Power -&
11-15
50C
Quarterly
Hublnger -Co,
1
15c
Hooker Electrochemical Co., common
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred, (guar.).——v.
preferred
12-
112 ViC
(quar.)
4Va%
11-15
$450
11-30
(quar.)
Sports
G2V/aC
(quar.)
common
3%
preferred
Special'
11-15
2
12-
S
11-15
common
(increased
Laboratories
Mackhuion
1
2-
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
M & D Store Fixtures
8
12-11
40c
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo- Vegetable Parchment' (quar.)
11-22
12-
30c
inc.
(quar.).——
;
Oil-Co.; Ltd.;.class A (s-a;__
5%
1
12-10
40c
(N.
Typograph
preference
Lynch Corp.
*
11-45"
12-16
6
11-
2
12-10
11-25
11-29
50c
93%c
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%'
11-15
1
34% c
Holophane,
Co.
1
45c
11-
2
11-15
44c
Utilities,
Kaiser Aluminum &
12-27
12-
1212-
2
1212-
11-15
...
11-10-58
$30c
_
<fc TIardart
5
32c
—
Horn
11-
25c
.
Hlnde & Dauch Paper- (Canada) Ltd.
(quar.)
Hires; (Charles E.J i' Co.
"(quar.)
Hobart Mfg. -Co. (quar.)
Hordcr's, line." (extra)
11-20
$1.09%
(quar.)
—
Corp.
5
11-23
11-22
20C
Electric'Light Co.—
*
Hilton Hotels Corp., common (quar.)
5Y±%
preferred "A quar.)—
Oil
12-
87 V3c
Hllo
Honolulu
12-16
5c
;
;;
.common
12-
11 %e
SI
$1
;
Luminator-Harrison
(quar.)
'
I-2
$2
$1.50 ,1-2
12-10
17VaC
12-13
11-15
K.V.P.
.
preferred B '(quar.)
Hi-Tower. Drilling, Ltd. ts-a)
Home
12-12
,12-20
5c
5%
—
11-23
5%
6
$1.25
1
12-13
sliares (interim)
Company (quar.)
;
Special
Kahn (E.) & Sons (quar.).
; 11-23
12-12
12VaO
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
$1.08%
...
American
11-23
12-12
13V4C
(quar.).
4%%
12-12
13%C
Corp., commonHertz Corp. (etock- dividend)
Hcydcn-Newport Chemical, common (quar.)-
preferred
1
KLM Royal Dutch
II-23
12YsC
i
11-
'
12%c
—
;
Hercules Gallon. Products, common—
Herold Radio. Ac- Electronics
3%%
12-12
2
$$1
Louisville & Nashville RR.
.
_
6
-12-
Lowney (Walter M.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)——
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales (reduced)—;
Class
Hawaiian.Telephone Co.—
4.80% prelerred A (quar.)
:
5% preferred B <quar.)_
: 5.1©'/* preferred C. (quar.)__
5 Ya%
preferred - D (quar.)
5.30% preferred E <quar.)_
Hecla Mining'- Co.» (quar.)
6
11-
45c
$1.21
12-13
"Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co; (extra)
11-22
6
11-
2
(quar.)
11-22
1
Fireman
5%
11-
2
(quar.)
1
35c
6
;
12-
———,—
1
Stecf,
10-28
2-17
12-
Ltd
common
12-
Jones <fc Laughlin
Stock dividend
11-22
40c
—
2-17
SI
COc
Theatres,
Star Gas Co.,
12-
Johnson & Johnson
11-12
11-18
$51 Vic
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)___
common
Inc., 5%
preferred
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common (quar.)..:
3%%
preferred (quar.).:
11-22
12-10
$37Vic
(quar.)
$1.10
Jantzen,
11-15
,
$51 %c
common
Extxa
Machlctt
11-15
8
JGOc
Ltd.,
Co.,
20C
$1.76
8
11-
2
12- 2
11-
$10c
93%c
4%%
8
4
3
50c 3-10-58
12- 2
$10c
(.monthly)"
4.84%
11-
12-
11-1$
(quar.)
1
2
—50c
(Rhode
(Marcus)
11-11
12-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
Iron
11-25
11-20
12-10
$1.10
$1 3-10-58
y2c
82
11-25
preferred (quar.)
Lone
/
l
Loew*s
12-14
12-14
11-25
(quar.)
Iowa
11-22
12-13
12-10
(quar.)
Finance
8%
12-12
12-12
3%
(quar.)
preferred
prelerred
3.90%
5
12-13
(quar.)
B
preferred
4.20%
11-11
2
(quar.).:
11-15
25c
RR.—
preferred
oumuivu
12-14
1-
...
Public Service,
3.75%
8
11-15
v
37Vac
25c
—
—___
Island), pfd.
Lock Joint Pipe, common (monthly)
1^-16
1-15
37 % C
preferred
Iowa
llr
2
12-10
11-15
(stock divid.)
Lockheed Aircraft
Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
& Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
!
preferred (quar.)
11-15
35c
Hawaiian Pineapple, Ltd. (stock dividend)
5 7c
preferred A (quar.)„
;
12-
75c
of America
preference
Local
12-16
1-15
$75c
53 %c
4.40%
11- 1
12-21
12-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
4
$G0c
-
Power
8
12-31
45c
—,—
—
Loblaw Groceterias
11-15
12-
20C
Iowa-Illinois
1
$1.25
Co.
Corp.
Loblaw
3
25c
(quar.)
-
8
11-
15c
guaranteed (quar.)
Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-31
$1.25
-
(quar.)
preferred
35c*
(quar.))
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Cnemical
(quar.)
Miami
12-10
25C
5%
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1
(Washington, D. C.)—
Original capital
Original capital
Special guaranteed
6
12-
(quar.)
common
1
12-
25c
Special
—
4.80%
2-14
(quar.)
$1.50
Lithium
—
4.30%
12-
12-
Common
(from
common—
5-19
1-
$22yac
Lincoln Service Corp.
$1.50
5c
—
10-11
:
Hartr Schaffner A* Mtrrx
12-
12-10
convertible
12-
60c
—
Extra
*
j
Life
11-11
—
Co.
9
6-
$$1.25
common
Ileywood-Wakefield,
1
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. Cj—
11-25
Corp.—
Y2- 3
50C
(quar.)
Co.
2
)
1-15
"
$1
Chemical
12-12
12-10
1
(quar.) 4
—J
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Electric Light & Power Co.—
6%
3.30%
prelerred (quar.)
:
Harbor Plywood Corp.
(quar.)
Harrison-Walker Refractories, com. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
1
Harshaw
6
12-
Investment
$1.16
5%
>
1-
2
preferred
11-25
62 %C
—
(quar.)
Handy & Harman,
11-13
1-28
13 %c
(reduced)-
preferred
4.36%
11-15
30c
50c
25c
Oil, class A
B
(quar.)
25c
;
12-10
tlnitial-quar.)
dividend
Power,
11-29
12-10
$1.25
common
12-10
Vv %
(quar.)
Fund,
Co.
Company,
Interstate
11-29
12'/2 c
_
(quar.)—
preferred
Hancock
1W5
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)__—
90c
Llbby, McNeill & Libby, com. (reduced) —.
10c
5V*%
preferred (quar.)
——
$1.31%
12-
(quar.).
Interstate Engineering Corp
—_•
Interstate Motor Freight (guar.)
Cementing
(quar.)_»
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
Extra
11-
12-16
50c
-
incomei
Utilities
common
5%
Well
Watch,
11-15
12-
12- 2
1
75c
5%
preferred
Hamilton
llr22
40c
11-29
Special
,
(quar.)
Cotton
j
8
5Gc
25c
4.35%
Hamilton
12-5
(quar.
Shipbuilding (quar.)
LexiUoton Union btaviou Co.—
4%
preferred
(semi-annuall
$1.75
income
Resistance
11-21
$300
Oil
v
•
11-
2
25c
Bait
til.15
11-21
4.64 % preferred (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Halliburton
12-
50c
25c
Ocean
Telegraph (quar.).
Petroleum, Ltd. (quar.)
12-16
(quar.i.
common
11-
t65c
25c
investment
11-26
12-iO
(quar.)
Year-end
$1.25
common
Co.
D.i
(H.
25c
i
'
11-30
;12-12
$1.25
:
G.), Inc. (quar.)_
Company (quar.)
(James) & Son (quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
22c
Quarterly
75c
.___
Gulf Power Co-,
Water
Payable of See.
.
(quar;
fR.
Lees
Inc.—
investment
net
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
11-15
$13C
(quar. >
common
Investors,
International
12-10
From
12-30
dividend
Hackensack
Tounieau
Lee
3
Corp.—
(quar.)—
12 V'aC
from
RR.,
Cigar
$31%c
—
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Hajoca
'■
'■
<■
Levingston
—/
30c
$5 preferred
Stock
12-
preferred
$5
Le
>
plus
2
International
(quar.)—
Ohio
Machines
Extra
International
Lta.—
<quar.)_
Inc.—
income
dividend
12-16
45C
Gulf
4
Leslie
60c
income plus 25c from net realized capital
Gulf
-When - Holaere
wet
Share
Co.—
International Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd.—
—
iouar.)
Fund,
11- 4
11-30
8
12-
20c
preferred
Mutual
year
11-
International
(quar.)
convertible
$1.50
11-
1-2-58
security profits)
Ltd., class A is-a>___
Business
$1.75
Dock
Corp.,
Class A common
(A
2
12-16
of America
Railway (quar.)
Green
(A.
P.f
Fire Brick
(quar.)
Gregory Industries (quar.)
J.
Griesedieck
Co.
(partial distribution
special reserve)
—i.—.—
Guardian. Consumer Finance Corp.—
Guardian
12-
Y.)—
(N.
Northern
60c
International
$1
preference-
:
-
$3
from
cents
Interior
2
$1
power
Investing
•
-
1
2
12- 2
———
investment
from
Breweries
11-15
12-
18c
—
1st
10
11-15
12-20
30c
(quar.)
Lakes
12-16
60c
—
preferred (quar.)
Lakes Dredge &
Extra
Lawrence
7
Foundation Fund:
cents
(12
12-16
$25C
—
f
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
Great
12-13
•
50c
(s-aj—
Quaiterly
Common
12-
,
:
Name of Company
..
Ltd.—
Shares
Institutional
9
35c
—
&
Rj
11-
"
;
11-15
——
preferred (s-a)
Inland Steel Co. (year-end)
2%
Grafton & Co.,
(W.
1-2-68
2
11-29
,
75c
(quar.)
common
6%
50C
—
——
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Uossard <11. W.) Co. fuuar.)
Gould-National
Batteries,
Inc.
(quar.)
Gornam
Grace
11-20
11-23
"3%
11-22
Institutional
Rubber (quar.)—
Tire &
Goodyear
12-
dividend)—4--.:
(stock
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
$1
Xngersoll-Rand,
11-22
I
Enterprises
When
Share
•
.
'
Telegraph-
Stock
&
12- 2
10c
Gold
12-11
15c
Shale Brick, common (quar.).
6%- Jot preferred
(quar.j_
Globe Wernicke Industries (quar.)
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp.—
Glen-Oery
Industrial
'
■
.
——
(Continued
—;
on page
50)
-
*
Volume 186
Number 5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2163)
J
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RADGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
21
Lowest
32% Mar 12
28
*
Oct
51% July
104% May
17 Va Jun
64% May
45% Apr
6
37'/4 Feb
12
109 y2 Feb
7
92
13
Nov
17
Abacus Fund
15
Abbott Laboratories
22
4%
conv
1
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
39% Oct
11
12
% Oct
21
16% May 27
ACF-Wrigley
Oct
22
38% Jan
20
July 30
37% Dec 28
108
Jan
25
*
29 % May
19
4
20% Oct
32% Jan
4
24
July 17
132
154
12% Dec 31
22% Jan
11% Apr
22% Dec 31
19
3
Feb
Feb
Nov
52
9
2% Dec
163
11
Oct
Mar 14
155..
21
22
16% Dec
77
23% Feb
21
31
Dec
Dec
Jan
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
160
May
64% Dec
Jun
25
15
Oct
11
70
Oct
?0
114
190
Oct
89
4
17
240
Nov
8
146
1
Nov
13
12% Oct
22
16
22
5
36
%
Apr~23
Allied
July
3
22
59
Oct
4
Allied
80% Jan
8
Allied
7
39
Nov
72
Nov
37% July 25
24 % Oct
21
Mar 12
87
Nov
6
119
July 11
24% Nov
14
39
27% Oct 21
14
31
24
Sep
27
31% Nov 19
24% Nov
35% Oct
22
10
121% Mar 23
88% Nov
13
59
22
39
58
Dec
22
Sep
19
105% Sep
27
126
Oct
10
36
95% Dec
7
108
27% Mar
8
79
4
Sep
24% Oct 22
9
Oct
Oct
Feb
31% Jan
Jan
July
19% Dec
7
26
31
38
Oct
Nov
20
38% Jan
Dec
Apr
24y« Jan
37'A Aug
27% May 15
Dec
18
22% Jun
12% Dec
Co
of
Sep
66
5
Nov
Jan
Mar
27
4%%
15
8%
8
Amer
8
4%
24% Jan
6
American
13% Oct
21
4
19
35% Jun
Shoe
Inc
American
5%
preferred
7%
Can
64»/4 July
5
American
Sep
3
American
Chicle
9
American
Colortype
Chain
&
28
28
Oct
S9% Jan
8
14
76
Nov
12
93 V4 Feb
27
22
American
22
48% July 15
29% Apr 30
American
•11% May 7
14% Oct 25
17% Aug 27
27% Jan 14
American
Encaustic
13Va Nov
7
14
27
16Va Apr
5
35% May 28
18% Oct
4
43 y2 Aug
2
84% Jan
31
35
Jun
7
1
American
10% Oct
21
29% Oct
22
17% Apr 23
39% May 22
23% Jan
2
18
Oct
22
Oct
28
Aug
7
118% Feb
135
Feb
178% July
13
Dec
31
96
Dec
4
14% Mar 21
102
July
13% Nov 29
17% Apr
15
17% Jan
95
28
Dec
19
24 % Feb
9
106% Feb 21
40% Dec
11
77% Dec 26
93
35 Va Feb
45% Nov
7
34% May
4
Mar 16
10
25% Nov 29
97% Dec
22% Dec
28
6
108
83
Dec
Nov
21
Feb
21
19
177
46% Jan 23^
12
Jan
25
Nov
Feb
46% Mar
13
51
13
141
NOV
14
37 Vis Oct
22
21
133% Nov
39% Oct
16
113
Oct
Oct
10
68% Oct
Dec
187 Va Feb
1
26
9
Jan
Dec
1
84% Apr 30
2
Apr 24
12
160
Oct
22
69% Aug 22
Metal
Products
Motors
Natural
93%
65
65
16'%
X80
81
16 Va
79 Va
16 Va
80
3»,700
*
34%
35 V,
81%
35 %
81'A
600
35%
*79
179% Mar
34%
34%
95 Va
35%
35'A
93%
93%
94
26 Va
95%
94
94
26%
*26 V
26%
26
26
59
*50
26'A
26'A
*50
59
55
55
'20%
*50'
—2
60
*50
20
20%
20%
21
37V,
100
37%
37 %
37%
*80
59
*80
13%
21 %
20%
21%
32,100
37%
37%
38%
6,600
*80
*80
14
14%
*19
19%
4
4%
3%
4
38 %
3%
38
38%
37:!4
38
37%
37%
37%
36%
36%
44
42%
38%
43 Va
37
42
42
371A
421/2
42%
61%
613,
62
60%
61%
4
38
37
*43'A
61V,
10
61
30
30
30%
'/a
30%
30%
*76
38%
39
76
%»
25
25
1
13
38
13%
14%
30 V,
13%
28%
30
29
31
77
77
30
39'A
39%
40
33,100
25
24%
24%
39
37%
14%
*39 %
*24
13
Va
12%
14%
14%
41
*40 Va
38%
38
25 %
12%
12%
14%,
22%
22 Va
2 2'A
22%
23
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
12'/a
34%"
34'A
18%
80
*141
34;'„
18%
*78
142%
140V,
34%
35%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
80
18'/a
*78
142%
142
72
34
18%
87
79
79
79
79
500
143
144
146
148
3,300
142%
13 %
i
8c Std Sany
Snuff
48
18%
88
88
22
22
common—5
Co
No par
100
25
common
preferred—100
1
"
"
31%
19%
90
21%
33%
41%
11%
*140
22
59
40%136%
41%
*113
31%
-
80
21%
*24%
*11 %
•
•
6%
473.4
18%
21%
31%
11%
%
46%
47%
22
21%
6
American
48%
49%
1,800
19
19 Va
19%
21,700
90
90
22
21%
11
25%
11%
22
6%
6%
7
24,bOO
47%
47%
48
17,300
21
22»4
21 ya
22'A
33 Va
32%
3234
32%
32%
32%
33%
40
42 Va
.3;.%
4*.
41 V«
42%
1,900
32,800
11%
11%
xll
11%
41,500
142
144
22
X21%
57
59
40%
41
137%
137%
41 %
41 Va
113
114
31%
31%
142
%
11 Va
*140%
11
144
*140 V,
Va
11%
142
11%
141
142
21
21 %
20%
20%
20%
21%
58
56
56
55%
56
56
57'/a
530
41'A
14,600
41%
40'%
138
138
•41 %
41
40 %
138
136
41
41
40
*113
113
114
*113
31%
31 "a
31 %
31%
Va
40%
40%
136%
137 %
40%
114
40'A
•113
31%
31%
41% July 18
95% May 9
50% July 12
43% May 31
40
Mar 20
1,100
10
32'A
6,100
58%
58%
58
53
59'/a
60
23 %
23
23Va
23
23 %
23
24
3 1 70
30
30%
30
30 Va
30
30%
9%
9%
3,040
5
9
Co—
100
163%
164%
common
25
71%
72%
72
72%
116
116%
-.58
53%
.
-
163 %
9%
9'A
163%
163%
72 V
4
9'A "
Corp
9'A
—25
series
—25
8c
Smelting—1
Corp.
1
•23%
24
*23%
X24
24
♦23%
24%
11%
11
11%
-
23%
24 %
23%
24
50
45%
46 %
45%
46
No par
53%
54%
53%
53%
6.25
Cable
40
40
40
40%
No par
*81
10%
23 V
4
44%
23%
45''
39%
39%
8,400
115 %
116Va
116 Va
27%
27%
9%
9»/a
24%
28
2,900
24%
24%
S4
24
•23%
24%
150
10%
10%
10%
lOT'a
7,600
24
..
980
24,000
9%
24%
24 Va
45 %
44%
46 V'a
51 Va
53 V
52
54
39%
39%
39%
39%
100
25
44
:
4
53%
1,800
33,200
73%
*24
•
'
11
*52%
9%
166%
72%
9%
24%
24%
9%
164%
72%
72
72%
11%
9%
163 711
27 %
,
163%
115%
163%
116
115
3,600
4
4,900
58,300
'
430
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
Anderson
,
Clayton
Anderson-Prlchard
Andes
320
41
114
30%
Common
$4
139
30
series--
5% %
Anaconda Wire 8c
Anchor
2,100
23
Electronics
12
300
21%
58%
Co__,.—!—
31% Feb
3,800
.
30%
Anaconda
May
,
23
Amphenol
•1
400
V,
100
Viscose
6%
2,000
58
preferred
Preferred
200
22'A
•24 %
11%
25%
30%
5
33% Aug
72% Jan
80
23
9
22
14
For footnotes see
per*
•79
500
43V4
25'A
22
32%
800
25
8c Tel
Tobacco
Preferred
1,100
13%
32%
*24
4%
13%
95
13%
41%
•
43%
11%
*24%
24% Oot
31%
75
25
American Zinc Lead
22
700
—1
Co
Amer Sugar Refining common
7%
preferred
7
19% Oct
13,000
47%
9%
21
*24 %
11
6%
48
28' 1.
40'4 Oct
36
90
21%
'
12%
48%
13%
*88
21%
13 Va
*90
80
48
18%
21'%
21 %
33%'
31'A
48
*73 Va
13'A
96
*79
47
0
73
Va
*90
25%
11%
6%
*12
•
90
*24
12
*71
13
80
♦88
25%
12%
*79
22 Va
25%
6%
1
*92
48 Va
20
48%
No par
Foundries
American Stores
48
*88
6%
100
noncumulative
Steel
*47%
19%
47%
No par
Co—
Refg com
preferred
6%
♦79
5
preferred
American
80
72
12%
31%
*79
25
Co
31'%
*70
9%
51% NOV
1(H)
3,400
12,600
22%
11%
34%
27%
M~ar*19
5,600
22'/«
9%
Nov
1,700
14%
11%
28%
87%
700
41
18%
No par
American Tel
65
300
13
14%
22
9%
13
13
•39
11%
27%
Aug 29
14%
41'A
21%
9%
22% Oct
13'A
14%
34%
28%
84
-
*39%
116%
34% Nov
Va
♦24%
41
9%
12
3,600
29
31
27%
13
29 Va
29%
79
115 "4
Jan
1,900
31
25
43% July 11
36% Mar 19
2,700
1,000
60
♦30%
American Water Works Co com—5
42% Dec
38%
43%
*76
American
107
38
80
No par
4
23
32,100
43%
X60
34%
,
200
4,500
38%
78
44% July 11
2
37'A
37%
37,800
31%
21
42% Apr
4
*30%
22
7
14%
19
4
*76
8% Oct
Nov
14
19
4
31%
27 Va Oct
24
14%
19'A
*19
11%
10
1
*61%
25
*123i,
41
21%
%
25
14%
41
.
14%
19%
76
*30%
78
13%
*19
13
17
*80
14%,
4
12.50
American Sumatra Tobacco
14
100
20%
37
July 20
10 %
■
110
1
20%
19%
*19
1
12.50
2
81
900
3,000
37%
37
'
78% Jan
131% Feb
1,500
*93%
•
1
Jan
22,100
%
51% Jan
111*% Aug 19
81
26%
*11%
19% Mar
*
92
64%
16%
95
1
Gas
25 % Jan
3
91
64
16%
*26
No par
Coro
4
10
89
64
15%
35
*24%
7
Dec
90%
64
64
*93%
10
2
21
30% May 28
26% May 29
35
20
9% Oct
32% Jan
88%
64%
16 %
64
*80%
com
22*,iOct
90
89%
Xl5%
84
10%
preferred^
convertible
Jan
6
91%
20
16%
*63'/a
100
common_Nopar
:—,
100
preferred
May 28
81% Dec
800
10
23 ya Mar 13
14
400
40
11,700
29
Jan 23
25%
*38%
33
27
63 Vi Feb
*24%
38%
31%,
17 Va Dec
65
25
38%
51%
23% Nov 26
4
25
39
15%
11% July 26
27 % Feb
6
12
26
24%
38%
*25
27
3
*
*25
24:'.'t
39%
90%
96
American
84% Apr 25
24
25%
25 %
39%
26
*15%
7%
8
7% Oct
25%
25%
40%
90
No par
No par
Amer Smelt 8c
S
Oct
26%
39%
*25
•92
7%
15
62
26
*25%
American Seating Co—-—
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
24
40
26%
145 Vi Jan
31% Nov 23
25
16
6
10,900
1
Corp
Amer Potrsh & Chemical
4
24
30,500
15%
American
10
Oct
77,600
67%
94%
'
45 TA Mar 12
30%
*92
Amer Rac
45% Jan
'/a
X66%
*15%
American
9
47% Jan
21
26
29
66'%
12.50
American Molasses Co
12
31
123% Feb
30
29% Oct
25 Vn
V,
4'A
*25
No par
Optical Co
Jan
6
15%
News
'
28
943.,
4%%
97% July
3
63% Jun 11
13
29%
65 %
.
100
*93
American
Apr
34% Jan
.
119
64%
95
94%
American
158
4
2
30
16% Jan
28%
66%
*87
25 Va
29 V a
94%
18 % Jan
21
22% Nov
28
31%
65 Va
25 Va
90
12%
33% May 3
37% May 17
66% July 11
15
17 % Oct
*
165
4
8% Mar 21
21
55 »/« Nov
July 24
59% Jan
30
67
24'A
13%
Amer Metal Co Ltd
6
129% Mar 26
19
31
6G%
1
Amer Machine & Metals.,
10% Oct
25 Va
*8(1 %
25%
15%
6
26
59% Mar 20
174
10
Apr
39% Jan
Feb
36% Jan
105
30%
50
25 Va
90
24%
*12n4
13
22
25%
*87
15%
943;
99% Feb
14
25%
13 %
16% Jun
66
25»i
25%
*12%
14
28
95
X25%
Xl5%
5%%
150
24,500
*86
26
16
American
5
340
26 Va
90
13 %
July 31
16% Dec
73%
25%
25%
l
common
68% July 18
Nov
1,800
25%
25%
90
*69
28% Jun
30% Oct 22
28
1,600
Products
21
33% Oct
28
10,800
Corp
28
21
28
19,400
*15%
July 31
9
7,900
27%
71%
21
1
31
54% Aug
9
24% Mar 20
50'/a
70 %
*21
96
29
40% Jan
49'/4
70'/a
21 Va
*90
21
8
400
49%
%
72
23
6
Va
48
27%
95
21'/a Oct
21
21
49
73
5
22
64 % Jan
22
48 Va
72 Va
Tiling
Oct
7
*21%
72
*72%
20
Jun
22
1,300
2
72%
Co
16
Oct
80
15'/4
*1%
69
72 %
10
88
Nov
15'A
2
71%
73
100
Jan
5% Jan
15 Va
*13/.,
29,700
14%
10
41
44
14%
2
50
36
100
40'A
Corp
Aug 28
11
*1%
69
90
34%
*96
13
25
6
3
93
*90
16
Jun
~
2
71%
34%
98
*70
27
Apr
8% Jan
*1%
X70%
33%
'
15%
*12%
Jan
70% Sep 17
33% Dec
S
95
*14%
14'/a
No par
com
78
Jan
34%
95
15%
13
Jan
S3 % Nov
10% Dec
OpH
*88
33%
34%
98
210
40
blA%
May 27
43% July 16
22
*152
90
95
26
28% Feb
Dec
29 % Oct
210
*86
prior preferred
100
American Mach 8c Fdry common—7
3:90% preferred
:
100
102
10
*155
90
*90
18
12
49-
Oct
210
90
*12%
30
31
120
.
*155
93
American Investment Co of 111
11
93
210
800
14'A
6%
2
5% Dac
42
<
46,100
noncumulative preferred__100
American International Corp
1
3
17% Jun
5
39%
Co
Hardware
American Ice Co
7
30
55% Jan
142% Dec
16% Jun
2
,
4%
14V4
issued
31
Mar
13% Jan
43
Mar 29
97% Jun
95
4%
39%
Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40o
American-Home
15% Aug 19
19
22
15 Vu Jan
3
Dec
12
Sep
12% Oct
10% Feb
9
17
70
4%
14%
American Hawaiian SS Co
W'1""
It
4%
39%
European
American
5
*70Va
72
4%
39%
American & Foreign Power__Nopar
American Gas 8c Electric Co
10
18
5
15%
14%
20
Cyanamid
American
31% Feb
70
15%
39%
American Enka Corp
49
21
7
15 %
70%
39%
prior preferred
21
31
143
4%%
Oct
23% Dec
15%
70%
73
American Crystal Sugar com
20% Oct
142% Nov
15%
70%
40%
Co
Distilling
Dec
111
15%
70%
73
No par
Cable
Feb
30% Dec
*109%
15%
40
1
Co
Dec
48
111
27%
14%
25
34% Sep
3
7,600
*109%
14
preferred
64
23% Oct
12%
111
14
:
25
Ma~r~21
12%
13 %
common
22
24
12%
22
100
Radio
Co
39% Oct
3
3,700
12%
50%
27%
common
27
Jan
2%
12%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
7
2%
27'%
preferred
American Cable 8c
42 Vi Mar
20
2%
48 %
common
Co
convertible
20% May 2
6% July 11
14
160
2%
22
20
com
Arma
45% July 25
Aug
8
3% Oct 22
37% Nov
*153
Va
2
49%
50
Bosch
Brake
160
26%
preferred
9
*153
4,200
26V,
preferred
conv
May
57% July
140
July
10,600
193
49
preferred
American Bank Note
6
400
51
*188
5,300
72
15%
2
22
*109%
96
72 '/a
*21V,
23
49'/a
190
12%
33%
3.51/4
*]%
22%
22%
93
.
34</a
72
22
48%
*150
100
15%
5
common
53% Jan
3
25
34
21%
22 '/a
8%
4%
93
*90
20%
Va
48 Va
22
8'/4
*180
2%
12%
500
900
834
160
*153
111
24%
152
190
%
15%
210
*90
*179
24%
151%
Va
*70%
5
*180
23%
24%
151
9,300
No par
Chemical
5
10
Jan
15%
72
5
Corp_
convertible
9
17% Jan
89
*15%
—18
America
12
35% Jan
Dec
k109%
20%
8
2,100
5
American Bakeries Co
99% Mar 28
31
37
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
25
12%
2
8%
20%
160
2%
Va
*22%
190
'153
Hi
47;,
24%
48%
*70%
1
common
35
28
x48%
lgo
*169%
100
Jan
27%
49%
2 %
Corp common__No par
100
8
23%
8
V,
150
48%
'181
1'%
Gorp
35% Oct
81
*153
1
25%
149
*22%
23%
5
convertible
3%%
8
13
104% Feb 12
18
67
23%
2%
:
Amer Agricultural
American Airlines
2
149
X20%
12%
„
Amerada Petroleum
8
Jan
*24
8%
21%
1
3
16
70% Aug 16
113
.16% Oct 11
2
61% Nov
Products
6%
25
148
8 Va
22%
21%
1
25
148
8%
2
Dye
37% Apr
3
13
1
100
7
29% Jan
21
Oct
51
11
45% Jun
27
53% Dec
27
49 v8
24%
148
8%
49
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Ameiace Corp
25
7% Mar 12
1
4,200
Aluminum
93% Nov
9
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
3
4% Dec
40
21%
8
Amer
21% Dec 20
5,900
21 »A
8
4
53 Vo July
7
Dec
26 »A
21%
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
May 16
147 % Jun
30
23% Aug -2
47% Dec 11
118
25 Va
21
100
preferred
;
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
30% Feb 21
14% Oct 22
77
Jan
21%
Amalgamated Leather Co
31% Oct 29
1
28
102
4
Mar 19
70% Jan
23
39% Oct
Jan
63 Va Nov
3
26% Mar 16
May 28
16% Jan
Aug"lO
Apr
21
190
4%
9
53% July
13
91% Jan
133%
Jan
36% May
47
Dec
25%
21%
13%
No par
Allied Stores
125
Feb
88
19
30
8
£2
21%
48
Mills.
Allied
17
28
25
6,800
21 Va
*180
Laboratories Inc__
82
14
29
Chemical &
47% Jun
4
3
25%
26
21
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
22% Aug 13
7
4
26'A
13%
100
Allied Kid Co_._.
56% Jan
43'A
13%
Inc
3
97% Jan
13
42%
13%
Va
100
Industries
11
21
64
Allen
Jan
Nov
13 Va
42%
13 V4
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd_„l00
Aug 13
08% Jan
Nov
13
41%
prior preferred—No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
23 y2
26
13'A
conv
13
26
30
$4
600
13'A
common
24
77
Apr
5
3
13
800
5,500
42 Va
No par
preferred A
Nov
42% Dec
34
5% %
95
13 '/a
series__100
1951
preferred
20% Oct
69
12
104 % Nov
pfd
46% Oct
Dec" 26
Dec
Sep
conv
4y4%
95
42
1
Alleghany Corp
24
65% Apr
110% Jun
95
12
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
11
30% Nov
Oct
32% Nov
17
Corp
7% preferred
Aldens Inc common...
14
92
13%
Alco Products Inc common
14
Vi Jun
92
1
Alabama & Vicksburg
Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
8
44%
42 Va
Co
Air Reduction Inc common
May 13
9
1% Oct
18% Jan
Jan
77% Jan
4% Oct 22
117% Mar 27
Nov" 28
21% Dec
23
'an
107
10% May 7
241% Sep 14
5
30
«
88%
6% Dec 31
241% Sep 14
115
11
30
44'A
13
Corp
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
lttfejan 16
30
44 %
26
Aeroquip
Aug 28
93
13
Shares
293,
43%
42
24 Va
160
1
92
*29
the Week
Nov. 15
13%
*143%
11% Oct
117% Jan
Express
4.50%
44
13 Va
Friday
Nov. 14
29%
43%
94 Va
%
29%
Sales for
Thursday
26'/4
No par
28
29%
44%
44
PRICES
Nov. 13
20
Admiral Corp
23% Mar 21
11
42
*13V,
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp„_lO
8% May 28
14
42%
1
*29'/a
SALE
Wednesday
•
10
Inc
7
11
Dec
13
7
232% Jun
15
July
94
13 V,
Jun
31% July
5
31% July 23
65% July 8
45% Oct 21
176% Feb
95%
13 v,
25
Stores
Adams-Millis
44
95%
14% Jan
204
12
2% Oct
Dec
29%
13
Adams
11
4% Feb 16
17
88
10
Dec
July 18
27% Jan
13
111
105
Dec
190
9
155
27 Vu
1
6% Oct 23
19 Va Oct
21
(T~
36% Feb
136
22
Mar
8
29%
*43%
_l
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
17
*29Va
5
Acme Steel Co
14
Apr 10
29% May 25
Sep 19
23Va Dec
6
22
10
Nov. J2
100
common
preferred
11
Tuesday
Nov. 1L
Par
i
55
v
Monday
EXCHANGE
33% Jun
6
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
21
14
88% Dec
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lcwest
20% Sep
37% Dec
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
Copper
& Co
_21.80
Oil Corp
10
Mining,.
14
35%
85
35%
23%
*28
24%
29
*81
85
•
•81
85
*81
85
*81
2,200
85
35
35%
34%
35
34%
35
34%
35%
3.500
23%
24%
23 'a "
23%
23%
24
24 Va
24%
8,600
30
30
30
•28
30
•28
30
*28
100
15
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
16
.
.
Monday, November 18. 1957
.
(2164)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
!•>!« for
Freriou
Highest
Lowest
39 ¥2 Apr
Oct
22
2
10% Oct
21
16% Jan
2
8
37% Mar 27
20% Nov
14
30
Jan
4
92
9
69% Dec
15% Feb
7
24
Dec
8 Va Jan
18 Va May 24
4% Dec
5
11
27% Oct
2
3% Oct 22
Mar 29
27 % Oct
17
6% Jan
2
27
Jan 23
•5% Nov 21
4
6
14
27
Jan
6
Nov
30
11% Aug
26% Dec
17
30 ¥4 Mar
Nov
28
10
60
Feb
101
3
7
2
30 ¥2 Jun
83 % Nov
1
95
Jan
Atlas
11% Jan 24
56 ¥4 Oct
7% Oct
19
22 ¥2 Jun
8
Coast Line
5¥s Sep
26
7% Feb
24
•7% Sep
26
49 ¥4 Feb
24
5'/c
22
79% July 16
Atlas
14
21
18 ¥4 Mar 22
21
7% July
,
7,700
16
.x27Va
•.
.
27 ¥4
1,400
4,100
77a
7J4
77a
2974
29%.
29%7
29%
30
*29%
30%
*89 74
91
89%
90
8974
90
90
91
91 Va
92 %
64
64
63-'%
64
64
64
64 V4
64 Vi
i
'
.
V
05
65
18
13%
8%
28%
"83%
28%
37%
10
100
~1
20
%
7¥«
14%
%
16%
30
5%
29
38 %
38'
39%
76%
80
80%
7
7%
37%
-
*76
'
7
6%
; 14%
14%
14%
14%
62%
62 %
62%
8
*16%
-
30
29%
■
30
5%
6%
*
40 %
40%
1,200
27,800
14%
1,600
63
63
1,900
*8
500
8%
17
100
^29%
30
1,600
5%
6
33,400
29%
6
:*
40'
40:%
40%
23.000
•
*10%
17
5%
5%
•
a
12,800
14%
8%
8%
17
8
41
41
28%
7%
30
•
28%
1,600
86
38%
62%
15,900
*83%
6%
*16%
51,000
*83%
76%.;.,:. 76'
1,000
28%
85 %
27
36%
1,100
178%
27 ¥4
26% :
2,900
-
"9
8%
28%
28
->28
84%
¥2
*83
8%
16¥2
,
29%
' 6.-'.
41
40%
$2.25
8%
8%
8-%
28%
.61%
61%
*8
61
30
5
of Amer
\
8%
167/a
8'%
*16¥a
8%
17%
13
17%
18
17%
27%
.
29%
38
77
61
20
•
18%
8% ':"f' 3%
.,
28 '-'
28%
"83%
84%
27
7 28%
37-' " 37%
77
77%
.7
7%
*14%
14%
28%
84%
14 %
v-
17%.
8%
77
7
No par
Co
77a
7V-i
7%". 774
77 a
'
Mfg. Corp (The) common
3
conv preferred
No par
Avco
5
3
xl57a.
16
27%
800
33
32%
32
,
15%
,.27%
■
29,3a
($1.20)—Nopai
Canteen
Automatic
32
;
;
7%
No par
RR
common
prior pref
Conv
May 15
48¥3 July
4% Oct 22
1
Nichols
Austin
Mar 29
,,
20
29%
Powder Co
23
38% Nov
2/200
'
preferred
38
4 %
4
4
1
Corp common
24
16% Oct
34% Oct 29
100
4
10
25% Oct
16 ¥s Jan
9
17% Feb 27
20 %
Sante Fe—
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
1
1
*20
7%"
preferred
non-cum
Atlantic
11% Jan
20 V 2
10
6
18% Jun
91
Aug
17 Va
*
100
25
13
20%
*2978
'
1st preferred
Jan
13,
*18%
27%,
50% July 15
27
20
2774
57% Jun
Sep
1874
*18
277/4
1
9
80
; 27%
13
15% Dec
*79
277a
13
•1% Feb
79 V 4
*27%
36%- Nov
Jan
11%
2074
79%
18%
preferred $1.50 series
26% Nov
18
11%
203a
79 V 4
4 ¥4
75 ¥4 Nov
6
11%
217a
79%
16 Va
99% Feb 20
22
11 ¥4
21
80 Va
31%
47% Aug 14
6% Oct
11%
21%
4 %
63% May
14 % Nov
117a
217a
*79 %
15%
5
10% May 28
11%
80 Va
31%
83% Nov 29
29
12,800
1,700
217a
4
35 ¥2 Jan
8% Nov
25.200
-
11 Va
16 Va
43% Jan 27
94
ll3i
20%
•
217a
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com__6.50
4% preferred
100
23
9
117a
20%
■-
„
*79 %
32
5</c
7
27
21,400
4
Common
Jan
4814
16
5.25%
27
40%
32
Associates Investment Co
13
45%
3'%
6
10% Feb
45%
;
16 ¥4
Atchison Topelca &
8 ¥2 Nov
2.500
46%
'
31%
11
May
4
3%
28
Jun
17% Nov
33% July 25
Jan
78
23 3
1.6 Va
Common
34
103
31 34
22%
No par
ASR Products Corp
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
19
4
88% Nov
31%
22 Va
31%
2nri
31% May 31
7% Sep
31%
22 %•
46.-"
46%
317a
22 Va
1
,
Ashland Oil & Refining com
Shares
31%
1
2.50
Carpet Co Inc
Inc
Industries
Arvin
63% Nov
»5
35
Jan
3
110% Jan
6
73
Aug 28
9
Artloom
6
27% Oct 22
Oct
16
7
36% July 19
22
8% Feb
5
Feb 18
/
.
22 Va
"
'
Armstrong Cork Co common
—1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp
5
19% May
3
14% Oct
97
29%. Feb
14
30% Mar 29
4
6yaJan
of Illinois
Co
&
Armour
22Var
227a
47
Nov. 15
Nov, 14
x31%
32%
46
23 Va
46 %
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 1'i
32 Va
32%
*22%
6% Jun
Feb
28% Jan
20
5
10
;—5
Steel Corp
32 ¥2 Jun
5
18
13
Sep
31% Mar 15
11
15% Jan
Jan
22
65% Jan
79
2
6
102% Mar
5
26% Jun
44
14
May
Nov. 12
32%
No par
Oil Corp
Argo
Armco
46% Feb
26 Va Nov 29
•2
4
Jan
36
14
22% Nov
Archer-lianlels-Midland
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov, 11
Par
EXCHANGE
39% Apr 25
31% Nov 13
9
5
41% Apr
35% Jun 28
27% Jan 23
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Eange Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowed
Ye»r 1956
AND
LOW
STOCKS
'
40%
a
1,200
B
4% Dec
3% Nov
7 V. July 12
17
13
5% Jan
21
46% Jan
11
2
90% July 26
102
65
Dec
21
105
Apr
July 22
95
41% Feb
13
53
66 % Dec
28
68 ¥2 Jan
42'A Jan
9
Nov
31
13
27
50
Oct
28
Nov
14
14
50
Nov
14
Sep
May 28
67% Nov
43
9 ¥2 Oct
30
15% Jan
18
26
39% Oct
6
15% Aug
19
va
Jan
6
Jan~23
134% July 13
116
27
106 ¥1 Jan
89
¥2 July 12
17% Sep
13
20
37 ¥2 Jan
9
25 ¥a Jan
23
43 ¥a Dec
Dee
31
91
19% Jun
8
29
•0
39
Sep
Jun
30
28 ¥4 Feb
•5
1
12
10% Mar
1% Dec
2% Feb
14
30% Oct
21
18
,'21
18
48
Oct
17
19
53% Jun
Dec
31
15
36% Oct
Dec~20
146
172 ¥2 Feb
136
7
13 ¥a Jun
8
16 ¥a Jan
5
84
Jan
11
50% Sen
6
32% Feb
10
28 ¥2 Jan
23
28% Nov
29
20
32 ¥4
29% Apr
23 ¥4 Nov
21
34 ¥4 May
1
20% May
1
1
Mar
2
64% May 17
43% Jan
2
8
33¥2 Jan
2
22
29% Jan
14
Oct
10
61% Jan
2
Jan
6
Apr
16 Va Jan
14
Oct
17¥4 May 27
22
9% Jan
2
11 Va Sep
19
51% Feb
12
62% Jun
12
50% Apr
5
30¥0 Nov
14
46
Jan
10
98 ¥2 Feb
10
73
Oct
30
87
Jan
22
67% Mar 19
45
Oct
30
53% Jan 24
12 ¥a Mar
27
64
38 ¥a Jan
17
Dec
3
48 ¥4 Dec
12
Jan
3
9% Nov
i2
19 ¥2 Jan
3
61 ¥. Jan
3
27 ¥2 Nov
14
4734 Jan
1
14% Jan
31
35¥2 Dec
31
Dec
28
58
127/a Dec
31
24 Ve Apr
41
8
35 ¥a Jun
28% Feb
14
92 ¥2 Oct
26
May
41
Jan
21
61
82
Aug 26
90
37
13% Dec
15
39% Nov
16
Aug 2
¥4 Apr 27
46
Aug 29
31% Oct 22
Oct
12
Jan
47
14
38% Mar 11
58%
5
100
32¥4
*73!%
25
45%
*9¥4
*23%
7%
29%
Co
Maine
RR—
100
Airways
Inc
2.50
5
.
-
OctTfT
38 ¥« Jan
23
17¥B May 28
89
Dec
5
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
95 ¥2 Jun
53
13
Jan
15
Brown
&
48¥4 May 22
Brown
Shoe
29%
3
8
8
x,ov
•36% Aug
28
26% Nov
14
52% Jan
13% Oct
22
5%
5%
5%
29%
27 V4
27%
53%
54
52%
54%
22
79% Nov
14
90% Jan
Feb
1
26
Dec
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
20 ¥a Dec
10
23
8
9
Budd
15
26% Oct
8
11 ¥2 Oct
22
33 ¥4
33
12 Va
12
12
16% Jan
3
22
21
¥b Oct
22
14
9
62 ¥2 Nov
Jan
tulova
2
4
¥4 Jan 23
x42%
43¥2
30
*21%
30%
30%
21%
5
28 Va
22
28%
21%
28
16%
16¥2
No par
*80
80 Va
28%
1
Co
11%
13%
13%
1
9%
9¥a
28
11%'
11%-
74 ¥2 Jan
23
Jan
24
74 Va Jan
25
65
Nov
30
81% Jan
19
63
Sep 20
77 ¥4 Feb
8
54
Oct
29
65
72
Dec
27
85 Va Mar
6
62% Nov
13
28 ¥2 Jan
23
46% Sep
6
30% Nov
13
52% July 10
15
10
20
Oct 26
16¥2 Oct
8
Apr
22 ¥4 Sep
IB
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
8
Aug 15
19
Jan
3
29
,
Burlington Industries Inc
.4%
preferred
3¥2% preferred
4V/2 %
second
com
13%
Terminal
52%
22 ¥2 Oct
22
Jan
11
31
30%
31%
21%
21%
22
26%
27%
27 Va
28%
12,400
16%
xl4%
15%
151
a
15%
15,500
x79%
7934
*78%
80 Va
27-%
*27%
27%
-100
11%
"11%
12%
3,800
137
13%
2,300
9%
17,700
28
*27;
28
4% Oct
22
10% Jan
10
14
22% Nov
13
45% Jan
16
Butte Copper &
Byers Co (AM)
13%>
13%
9%
9%
''.62%
.*62%
64%
17
104% Feb 26
7%
58
*53* *
58 '
'
*53
65
'62%
62 7 a
63
31%
17%
30%
•
30%
23¥4
23%
5
*5V4
5%
10
3
99
3
36% Oct
22
44% Jan
11
8% Apr 13
16 ¥a Mar 20
2% Oct
22
7¥aJan
2
Callahan
9 ¥4 Oct
22
15 ¥4 Aug
2
Calumet
6% Jan
8
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
participating preferred
100
*23V*
* 97
24V*
100
23
.
5%
-
*97
5v,
*97
100
'
31 %
30%
*16%
17%
22'%
5%
*47 a
2 2%
100
•
64
200
64
420
-.«
-
"
22%
..
22%
23%Jr23%
4
23
23
23%
'"5%
16 3
58
*53
'
2,000
64%
*62%
63
30%
31
16%
Tij
31%"
xl6% ~ 16%
58
-
a
9 ^
9'4
62%
65
30-%
137 a
19 V a
*62%
15
Zinc
common
:
11%
11%
*53-
*17
500
11,700
30
21%
58
*62%
3,700
1,700
1
a
30%
~21V
63
1
10,500
85
33%
33 Va
12%
63
100
,
B"'ler Bros
16
34% Dec
54 ¥2
*78
84
33%
5,100
44
13%
.
,
-
5
12 ¥2 Apr
Oct
'62%
62%
53%
*53
5
31 ¥4 Jan
105% Aug
9%;
53%
33 Va
100
preferred,
Co
,
28
12 V"4
-11%.
13%
9%
10,700
5%
27%
100
Burroughs Corp
Bush
,
400
5%
5 ¥2
27%
44
*27%
;•
36%
*36
12 ¥4
*80
.
9,400
43
15%
" RO%
80%
-
7,200
307;;'
30 ¥4
36
1,500
'7%
12
; 27%
28"
11%
5
Inc
*28%
10
*80
30%
29
80%
21%
16%
16%
:
'■
.
7%
42%
30%
30%
7%
1,100
9%
9%
28 Va
12%
*42%
28%
5
Co
Watch
-
7:%
*78
"
12% Aug 21
.
24
43
12
'*
42%
*43
Co common
preferred
Bullard
23%
18%
38%
9%
5%
33%
33
33 %
12
—No par
Buffalo Forge Co
34% July 5
29% Jan 11
12 % Oct
$5
(The)
3,600
9,500
900
18%
• 6.000
39%
192,500
16Ve 16% ,*
2,100
*23% 24%
90
*12% 13
610
15% 15%
2,100
*10% 10%
1,000
59% 60
2,200
30% 31%
36,400
*74% 77
10
46
46%
7,600
'40% -42
24
25
27
84
*78
84
*80
84
15,100
6,200
1.600
25,200
1,200
2.600
7,400
192,400
.1,900
9,100
139% 140
* 7%
8
*60
62
28
*35 Va
36 ¥2
37 %
28%
29Va
53¥2
-96
29%
7%
*35%
2,000
'
36%
5%
33
15
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erie Co
21 ¥2 May 17
'
74
45%
27%
30
29%*
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
7
May 23
■ ■ >
23%
22%
18%
39%
16%
23¥t
13
15%
10%
59¥4
31%
*9%
28%
39 %
48% - 50
17% ,18
42% 43%
1
l'/s
27% 27%
46% 46%
33
34
38% 39%.
7%
23, -'
22%
18
x37
16
23¥t
13
*15%
10%
58%30%
'74
45%
32,300
*86
62
39
; 38¥2
9%
.
7%.
;•
30 ¥4
30-
1
Inc
9%
28%
.
10
Bigelow
Co
7%
3
534
*80
36% Jun
3
27
Mar
21-/4
-
v
•"
37 ¥2
100
29
29
30 ¥2
37 ¥2
2.50
9% '
9%
9%
29Va
'
25% Oct 22
23%
.
22% 22%
17%. 18%
37% 39%
16% . 16%
24
24
13 ...13
15%. 15%
10%
10%
58% : 59.
31 " 31-"%
*73%
74
45%
46%
.
1,200
11
18%
38%
136% 137%
7%
2.400
29 ¥4
10%
91 Va
*60
38% .. 38%
23% ;24
,
*22%
23% -I
17%..18%
37%
39¥4
16%
16V'a ,
25
25
13
13
15% : 15¥4 10%. 10%
58%
59%
31%
32%
*73%
74
46
" 46%
"
62%
*60
25.*'
X23%
75
4GVa
5%
50
3.50
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4 % preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
15
40%
■ •
*97
*17
227s
23
23 7
a
*97
100
-
'
4% Dec
10
12% Jan
20
6V4 Aug
9
34 ¥4 No.v 23
13
61% May
7% Jan
17
4% Oct
28
43% Jan
3
32 ¥2 Jun
24
Dec
12
17 Va Jan
3
13 ¥4 Jan
2
75% Dec
21
98
1
66
87% Jan
4
16 ¥4 May
8
7
74
July 31
84
Feb
27
July 11
33 ¥» Apr
6
50
July
66% Jan
29
23% Oct
23
29 ¥4 July
15
30% Nov 29
36% Mar 16
24 ¥2 Nov
14
36% May 13
•0
56% Apr
46-% Nov
14
52
35
Oct
34 ¥2 Nov
30
Aug 22
Feb
0
For footnotes see
page 26.
8
Jan
2
California
Packing
Corp.
2,400
-
25
&
Hecla
37 3%
37%
3774
3 ¥2
3%
3%
r
97/a
10'
9%
37 V
37 V*
36
37%
37%
3%
10-
3,300
■'
37%
3%
5
Inc.
37 ¥2
3%
3%
3%
9%
9%
9%
10
5%
5%
5%
5
5Va
*5
4
3%
3%:
4,500
10VV
4,900
__1
*47/a
5 Va
5
5
1.8O
33 Va
33%
33 4
331
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
a
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com..1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
14%
14%
14%
1474
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%'
78
78
76
77
75
76
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Cannon
Pacific
Mills Co
Ry
v
100
*50 Va
51 ¥2
*501
a
51%
50%
*76 W
.
*50%
51%
*50%
25%
257a
24%
No par
*2474
25%
*24%
25%
*24%"
25
25%
25 ¥2
25 Va
25 ¥2
24%
25
24%
25 ¥4
25%
24%
25%
No par
467 a
46%
467 b
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
57
47
4,700
3,800
4,000
150
51 ¥2
*25
-•
77
50%
'77 1
*76
500
100
9%
6
—1
Zinc-Lead
900
4,600
23
5%
5
5
23%
150
29,500
31%
17 %
'
40% Jan 23
3,900
17%
47%- 49¥s
17¥2 17%
42% 42¥2
1
1
27% 27¥2
46%,. 45%
31% 32¥4
36% 37%
• >
50
.
,
34
29
.
„
Manufacturing Co
& Stratton Corp
Briggs
11
15¥4
*10%
1
15
preferred
10
22%
No par
Edison
&
26%
1,25
Common
¥4 July 12
Jun
8
62
18%
38%
*86
1
1,%
*27% 27%
46% <46%
31% 32%
36%- 37%
13712* 137¥2
7%,.. 7%
76 Va
11
18%
38%
47%;. 48
17% 18
42%
,
7,400
29
17%
.
2
29%
*32
34
4
911
8.100
187a
*42
.
138% 138%
• -7%
8 1
*60
62
39% . 40
139
13
15%
10%
58¥4
32%
Briggs
17
138¥2
7v«
*61
40
'»
86
-
.
24
14
16
38%
13
11
29
34
37%
24
Jan
Feb
33
No par
13% Jan
14
1%
27%
46¥2
1
1
*
91%
48%> 49¥4' •'
17% , 17%
42%
42%
1
1%
27%
27%
46%
46% ,
32%
33%
37%. 38
48¥4
17%
42%
27%
46%
1 peso
1
Bridgeport Brass Co common
4¥2% conv preferred
44 ¥4 Dec
48% Nov
100
Nov
38
16%
Braniff
48
12
5% Nov 14
6
47%
17%
42%
18%
8
July
•
16
2
27
32 ¥4 May 25
17
36% Nov
9
5
1
50
37
41 %
22
38
'4 *8ti
91%
*86
1
11 ¥2 Jan
6¥2 Oct 22
28 Va Oct
54% May 10
100
—
5
10
Oct
38%
v
27 /
22%
18%
38%
Boston
29 ¥2 Jan
1
10
39 ¥4
17 Va
x38%
18
38%
80
12%
18%
•
,
77%
1074
17,7!-i
90%
127-4
28
11
171a
60
90%
70%
12%
287a
2!)
18%
2,400
130
28%
90%
*30%
28 31
*10 •«
*110
13
>•
•-
300
31
30%
31%
130
*75
4
34
.
11
167-4
27%
4
181
*30 Vt
28%'
*16%
'
preferred
Boston
3
Aug
17%
10
common..
Borg-Warner Corp common
3¥a% preferred
41 ¥2 Oct
17
1
Co
Class B
Bond Stores Inc
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden Co (The)
3
11% July
28% i
16%
12%
■
78
1774
300
6,400
90 ¥2
a
271
*75
.
18%
34
*107),
Bolm Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co Class A
No par
9
15
9
21 ¥2 Nov
Corp.
Bliss (E W) Co_
Boeing Airplane Co
25
32
12
26
Dec
79
24
Apr
Howell
&
Savers
1
8
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series, of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware/
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
16
9% Dec
84
11
15% Jan 11
75
15% Sep 25
3
Jan
17
14 Va Dec- 26
Jan
155
8
17% Oct
3
*12
20
21
29
12
20
54% Jan
Oct
21
May 11
65% Dec
21 ¥a Dec
1
7
22% Oct
46% July 17
Dec 13
45% July 25
July
371/2 Oct 22
36
25% Nov
Jun
Nov
62
29
10%
RR
I.ife
Bendix Aviation Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
5% cum preferred ;
Benguet Consolidated. Inc
Best & Co Inc
Best Foods Inc
Best-wall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com
9
28
50% July 16
21
7% Nov 14
13
Dec
71
May
47
30% Oct 21
9
28 %
1
4¥4%
May 14
1% Jan
6
Feb
43
10
Bell
32% July 15
27% Nov
22
77 ¥4 Aug
63
1
24
33% Apr 17
1
44 ¥a Dec
Creek
77 Va
183b
*3014
Belding-IIeminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
66% May 17
Oct
Jun
40
x77Va
19
34
6
42
79
18%
*30 ¥4
1634
44 Va
31
121!u
26 <4
16%
43%
*1614
130
12%
12%.,
Xl2.34
26%, -:277a
500
16%
44%
*110
91J
2,200
4214
'
a
913 0
13
*77%
311
9%
...
20
49,300
.
*16%
I
16 3 4
4
*110
90 ¥4
27 Va
/
43 3'4
30 7i
12 Va
.100
pfd.
90 ¥4
91 Va
50
10
167
*16 V
28
■
9%
42%
'
...
t
513'4
16 34
t
2.7
;1
Inc
43/4%
(A S)
Beech-Nut
89 ¥a Feb
64% Dec 27
8
Shoe
*90
...2.50
Instruments
1
10
85
2,000
IOV4
2
28;!
934
130-
*110
116
116
100
2
Jan
31
100
preferred
prior
preferred
50
2
30
conv
Va r/o
.1
31
Jan
1.000
51:%
*9%
30 3«
Beech
50 ¥2 Jan
16% Odt
48% Jun
30%
Beech Aircraft Corp
24 ¥» Jan
36% Mar 15
101
31
Apr 22
i 35 ¥2 July
13% Aug
8
50% Dec
14
Nov 27
30%
Beck
22
11 % Oct
3
Jan
27
8
42
Nov
27% Feb
30
6
16 V
:No
Beaunit Mills Inc
: 86 ¥2 Aug
9
31% Jan 24
26
16 V4
Beckman
4
Feb
v.'
43
4
22
28%
50
■'
17".
1674
37a ¥0
15
28%
50%
50!
517 4
10'/4 1
447a
5
15% Oct
28
-
*28
43%
Apr
25% Nov
53 ¥2
52 %
*16 Vt
May 20
76% Nov
•521a
29 v
10
Corp
370
51
52%
44 3.»
83
51
28%
*9'%
92
2
3414
50 Va
*167i
a
*80
33%
51
17
-911
83
31%
5074
10 ¥4
*9%
4,700
91
32%
51
*16%
32%
323a
32 ¥4
91
33
82
50%
18.500
*80 Va
31
28%.
*53
22,800
10%
82
82
v
30%
10
32-
32;|'a
1,100
30
-93
33 Va
*80%
par
Works
Iron
102
11
32 Va
974
*91
•
Beatrice Foods Co common—-.12.50
8
14
92
3%.
a
13 Va
30 1
29
a
3%
3 Va
3%
',
a
10 •
>'
327«
91
32%
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc
30'
10
.
'
32%
33%
—5
—
Corp
29'u
.
29
32%
3"' a
3%
-
107a■-
V 10
83
*80%
1
Corp
Products
Bath
13
20% Jan
374,'
'31'a
'■
54 ¥1
100
100
10
Basic
28
32 ¥2 Dec
6
Nov 28
10
,
Corp
Brothers
Barker
3
47% July 16
¥2 Aug
Oil
136
17
t
91
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
Dec 31
47% Jan
4
17
26¥2 Aug
Oct
11
107a
32%
91
Bangor & Aroostook RR
35% May 20
Nov
10%
32%
100
B—
common...
Barber
17 ¥4 Feb
21
22
Nov 11
94
Ohio
&
19% July 25
71% May 22
30% Oct
116
Baltimore
July 23
89
14% July
12
16% Mar 22
16 ¥b Aug 21
4'/c
28
57 ¥4 Jan
,
preferred series
preferred series C
May 16
2
63
22
67% Oct 24
82 ¥4 Jun
16
Feb
30
13
Corp
4%%
8
68% July 25
19
12% Oct 31
14
Feb
9
Jan
60
Mar
37V
374
31 ¥4
;No par
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
6
Feb
*37'a
307 a
"
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
31% Nov
113
80
(The)
15
7
29
19
May 10
Co
10
22
35% Feb
Nov
15 ¥2 Jan
Wilcox
Jan
9 ¥4 Oct
17
95
8
1
9
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock
35% Feb
115
12
31% Dec
11% Jun
Babbitt
4
Oct
29
5
48% Dec
$5% May 24
100
-
20,600
600
Volume 186
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 5691
(2165)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for PreTloue
Year 1956
Lowest
23% Dec
12
41% Feb
1
10% Oct
Tl'/a Jan
23
45'%. Aug 17
28% Oct
22
22
Nov
14
29%'Mar 20
21..
Oct
22
101
Nov
30
90% Nov
11
22% Nov 29
40% Feb
Mar
121
9
27% Apr
49% Nov 20
''
-62% May 16.
45% Nov
33% Oct
18
Nov
9
53% Jan 26
37
19
24 % Aug 16
18 <2 Oct
22
20% Nov
14
12% Oct
22
Nov
13
28~
11% May
ltlO
Dec
21
18% Jan
119% Jan
99
Mar 21
47
33%
34
23%
23%
23 %
90%
90 %
*90%
_No par
22%
22%
5
"46%
47%
10"
34%
35%
x34%
50
29 %
39 %
x39 %
___1
20%
20 %
20%
22
22 Va
22
22%
Carrier
6
Oct
24
18% Jun
19
110% Jan
Corp
4 V2V0
26
14
25
Power
&
Light
Carpenter Steel Go__:
common—
preferred
.
—
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc
Case
(jj I) Co common—
7%
-
1
12.50
preferred-i.
13%
100
*
Nov. 15
Shares
11%
11%
11%
12%
17,500
33
31'A
82
31'%
32%
32%
33'%
23%
23%
23%
24'%
24'%
25
251%
91
90%
90%
90%
90%
91
92
22%
22%
22%
23
22'%
22%.
22%
22%
6,200
47
47%
46 %
47
46'%
46%
47%
49
2,000
34%
34'%
34%
34%
34'%
35 VI:
39%
39
39
39
38'%
39'%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20%
20 %
21'%
4.300
21%
21%
20'%
21%
*20'%
20'%
3,500
15%
39,200
X32
13%
13%
100%
*100
the Week
Friday
Nov. 14
12
11%
5
(The) Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
Sales far
Thursday
Nov. 13
12%
12%
13
Carolina
6
Apr
.
Wednesday
'
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
23% Aug
Aug 15
Nov. 12
12%
Carey
.-74% July 16
65'A Jan 11
r,7,.
1
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Par
1
Carborundum
13
25% Mar
-
20'A Jan
43
Capital Airlines Inc
4
32V2 May 22
105
.22% NOV; 14
2
65% Dec 31
29
51% Jun
!
Monday
EXCHANGE
26% Jan
21
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
14'%
15%
14%
100'%
100%
5'%
100
99
170
.
100'%
5%
5%
18,100
370
66
14%
13%
13%
100%
*100
33%
*38
3,900
2,400
,
180
102
~
*'
55'/a Jan 23
94
Dec
95% July 18
Nov
Jan
5
8814 Oct
10% Oct
21
Feb
21
75
34
14
102% Nov
27
47% May
Feb
Jan
3
3
lT "Feb
14
21% NOV 16
8V* Dec 28
43
Nov
Jun
<
28
9
15% Oct
12
113
27% Jan 23
35
33
Oct
61
19
59
58%
59'%
25%
25%
25%
preferred
July 29
July 29
88% Jun 20
100y2 Jan
11
Oct
21
17
36
Central &
Central Violeta
9% Jan
8
Sugar
Century Industries Co
59% Jan
8
Cerro
8
Dct 21
20Va Oct 11
11% Jan 10
"7% Dec
31
14% Mar
54% Dec
18
77% July 19 v
3
*
*
7
45% Dec 26
,
Pasco
West
43% Jan
2
3% Jan
11
45% Oct
11
69% Jan
9
8
1
45
Aug
9
31% Oct
22
38
Jan
16%
16%
16%
19
19
19
43
*42
43
42
42
41 %
43
*41%
71
*71
74
*71
73
72'%
72''2
*72'%
73
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
46
45 %
45%
46'A
46'%
*45%
46%
47
47i/a
90
91
108
Feb
7
86% Jun
24
99% Jan
29
Oct
22
31 % May
20% Oct
10
49 % Jan
800
43
71
*45%
9
8%
*
191/4
8%
1,100
8%
*19
8%
8%
2,200
100
200
1,800
500
*
*
89
89
00
27%
27%
27 Vi
27%
27%
19
19'
18%
18'%
37%
38%
37 %
37%
Corp
S
Co—,
9.50
*■
*17%
:No par
*17
18
8%
*8
90
89
89
27%
27%
27%
18'%
18'%
*18 %
18%
37'%
37'%
37%
17'%
*16%
17%
8%
8%
8%
*89
*17
17%
8%
8%
28'%
28%
29%
28%
1
8%
8%
8%
11
94 ; Dec 21
1
22% Oct
16%
16%
19
9
89
8%
28
70
23,800
18%
1,000
36%
38%
11,400
17%
*17
8 Vi
*8%
500
3034c
30
29%
14,100
8%
8%
21%
22%
8,800
4,500
8'%
8%
23 %
22%
23%
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
21%
1%
1%
2,100
_—10
53Va
53%
52'%
52%
51'%
51'%
49
51
50
59'%
1,100
33%
34%
33%
33%
23
„_i
Co
8'%
~
'
.
28
18
38
29
28%
X27%
8%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
75% May
16%
16%
19
5
Belt
7,800
9
Corp—.-:
Chain
2,100
26%
16%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co__
22
1% Oct
3
de
South
110
59
%
19
50
Central RR Co of N J
May 20
10
16% Apr
59
26
9
8%
10
Illinois Public Service
43% May 22
34% Jan
,
Aug 17
%%
16%
19%
*19
No par
100
com
22% Jan
-
14
Light
preferred
1
7
Aug 20
24 Va Oct 22
41% July 27
19% NOV 28
13
4
Illinois
Central
31% May 14
4
59
25 %
200
24,400
102'4
*41
Agulrre Sugar Co
5
Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
"5% preferred series B_,
100
Central
2614 Nov
28
16 %
20
—
102
102'%
24%
1
8
4% Jan
58%
56 % Apr
1
102'%
25
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
1 ;
2% Sep 28
54% Jan
9
r
102 %
20
5%
.
104%
58%
Central
54
12'%
25%
Central
,80
91
11%
58%
16
,
91
12%
l
28
8
90
12
common—
18% Feb
23
63%
90
12'%
preferred series A.100
13% May 22
Jan
62'%
90'%
conv
23
3
63'%
11%
Corp
25
-
62%
*88%
%%
.
19,400
63%
90%
12%
12
Celotex
4
3,500
5'%
63%
*88%
*102','2
104
5'%
*102%
58%
•
7
13>/a Jun
10
Sep
27% Feb
*102%
5'%
5%
63
11%
16% Jun
July 24
Aug
9
43
Aug 20
90V2
11%
.-43% Oct 22
Aug 14.
Feb
preferred
5%
63%
63
*88%
8
*
Oct,29
.
10
common
5% •
100
11
14% Oct
17 % Mar 22
51'/a Jan 16
98 V* Dec 31
Nov
70
*
4.20%
514
__7
,
Celanese Corp of Amer ccm—No par
7% 2nd preferred—
:
100
8
Jan
37% Apr..
13
Caterpillar Tractor
23
Oct
Oct
8 % Jan
57% Apr
16
32
16
~
2nd preferred—
38ViJan
4
22
19
22
86 % Jun
tilVt Feb
70
Nov
12% Mar 16
20
17% Jan
109 %
13
23% Oct
58
13
17 & Dec
*
9
22
119
%'- 6
0
100% Mar 13
10
3
104
64 '/a Dec
'
14
21% Jan
11
13% Nov 23
102
62ys Nov
5% Mar
99% May
5% Oct 22
8%
21%
.22
22
*
1%
2
*1%
1%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co34
Oct
-
27% Apr
31% May 2'4
45% Dec
Common
No par
34
34
33%
34%
34%
34'%
89%
89'%
89'%
88
88
90
91
13%
19
18'%
18%
18
18 %
18
18%
18'%
18%
20,000
28%
29%
28'%
30'%,
5'%
28%
29%
28%
30%
29%
30%
29,200
18
5
12
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
l
2
24
5%
2,900
89%
*88
10% Mar 28
Checker Cab
13
6% Oct
22
10% Sep
5
8
44% July 19
23% Oct
30
31% Jan
4
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va_
1
29% Nov 29
5
*23%
53%
69% Nov 21
47% Oct
21
69% Jan
9
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
53%
109% Nov 21
91% Oct
22
110% Jan
9
7
Jan,
12 % May
3
6% Nov 28
Jan
10 % Apr
3
96% Jan
20% Oct
28% Feb
9
31% Apr
28
50
35% Dec
4% Oct
4
24% Jan
17
36 % Dec
.
20
21
16
13
Nov
24
Nov
8
—
30% Mar
convertible
1.25
ll
Class A
.
Chic
preferred—_100
14'%
*22 %
Great Western Ry
Del_50
Oct
21
42
July 25
31
Oct
22
40
Mar 15
12 Va Oct
21
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
55% May 28
71% Jan
4
43
Oct
22
20% July 25
61% Jan 14
21% Nov 21
31% Feb
1
13% NOV
14
46% Feb
1
19% Nov
14
T4% Apr 29
43 % Apr 29
29% May 10
Chic
27% Nov 19
37% Jan
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
19% Nov
14
5
21% NOV
4
13% Jan
10
26
9% Nov
6
1
49% Oct
21
10% Jan
4
14% May 22
12% Nov
5
12 Ye Oct
51% Feb
9
69% Mar
22
12% Jan
1
Jun
87
Jan
64
3
Oct
Jan
11
64
'
60
9
Chile
21
82% July 24
Cotton
53%
52%
53%
53
23'%
53%
53
11,900
92
92
*91
93
14%
13%
*21
24
24
13%
*20%
500
200
96
13%
23%
13
14%
*91
*20%
14%
7,600
24
2,200"
28%
28%
27%
V'4
33 Va
34%
500
13%
28
12%
13Y4
10,900
43
44%
3,100
28%
*28'%
28%
2$%
28%
31%.
31%
32'%
32%
*31%
32'%
*31%
1318
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
12%
100
44%
44%
44
44'%
44'%
44%
43%
44%
32
com—No par
14%
15 %
14
15
133/4
14'%
13'%
14 Ye
14%
15
22.400
100
21%
22%
22'%
22%
21%
22
19%
21%
20%
21%
14,100
%
20%
20
20'%
19%
20%
20'%
20'%
20%
17,100
22%
23'%
23'%
23%
23'%
24
19'%
22%
24 Ye
23'%
24 Va
18,800
15
*14 %
20
8
Oil
*14%
*14%
15
*14%
10
*9'%
10
>"9%
54
*51
25
—25
Chrysler Corp
15
*9%
5
Co
Copper
3,900
23'%
8
28%
pfd
noncum
& North Western
Chickasha
7%
23%
7%
50
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—„
Mar 26
7%
23'%
8
No par
com
preferred
5%
7
54.
5'/o
5%
5%
5'%
180
23'%
8
*23%
94'%
*91
14%
26
43% Mar
92%
53'%
24%
3
20
53%
5%
8
24
14%
6
35% Dec
5%
7%
*23%
*24%
26% Jan
series A
*88
40
a
41% Jan
5%
8%
24
*91
31
5%
5%
5%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
23% Jan- TiL
14
27
Apr 27
3%%
Manufacturing
16% Nov 29
1
1,500
*
67%
68%
*51
53%
51
66 %
68%
25%
*49
51
66
25%
*9'%
9'%
-
*14%
15
10
67%
25
84%
>
70-
100
8
10
69
69%
.
54
*51
53
67%
*9%
■
15
20
1£5,800
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Dec
3
37% Jan
23% Sep
11
30
4
82% Oct
22
94% Jan
31
27% Nov
14
50% Jan
4
12
47
Jun
17
July 17
47% Oct
21
71
Jun
6
20% Mar 29
24% Oct 25
87
10% Oct
22
18% May 31
100% Sep
23
35% Oct
23
29% July 10
3
102% Apr
39% Dec
20
55% July 10
47% Jan
6
Jan
23
73 '/a
54
12% Jan 30
102
Nov
2
104 % Jan
18
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
39% Feb
29
17% Dec 27
Nov
93
89
15% Oct
3
93% Jan
7
37% Nov
12
9
15
162
Nov
4
175
Nov 30
103
Jan
13
80
Jan
22
83
43% Jun
26
30
6
31
Dec
26
80% Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
18
Jun
8
60
Jan
23
39
Nov
5
111
Oct
21
90
Oct
23
57% Nov
15
Jan
97% Dec
70
Apr
May 28
8
104
4
78% Aug 15
55% Oct
21
50% Jan
34% Oct 22
3
13
127% Sep 20
141
Jan
5
100
125
Jan
13
123% Jun
Nov 15
13-1% Mar
20
2
Oct
25
95
70
Sep
25
114% May
Apr
IT
800
106
Mar
Apr
12
8
5
8
17
Nov~29
62% Jan
9
41
Feb
27
49
July 15
75
Dec
94% Mar
5
73
Jun
26
83
Apr
17
23 % Jan
9
13
Nov
13
17% Oct
4
35% Dec
10
22
50% July 30
51 Va Mar 12
45
Sep
12
50% Feb 28
38
Oct
10
50% Apr
19
13% Nov 21
27% May 28
Dec
11
36% Dec
3
47
j
.
54
Nov
30
66% Apr
9
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
Va Oct 21
49
Oct
21
48
Nov
1.4
33% Jan
59
\
Mar
57
Apr
Climax
2
25
6
23
,
7%
4%
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
17% Dec
78
31
Aug 23
44% Nov 20
19
23% Oct
22
36% May 15
19
22 % Oct
22
35% May 15
17% Aug 16
26% Jan
3
14% Oct
21
13% Oct
84% Jan
70 Va
58
Apr
3
12
Jan
8
21
20% Jun
14
Oct,29
78% Jan
11
48% Jan
4
32 % Nov
14
18
28% Nov 23
36% Mar 22
26
Oct
22
31% Mar 18
24% Sep 25
44% Oct
1
31% Dec
18
20
% Sep
21
34% May 17
54
13
42% Oct
22
16% Nov 21
21% Mar 20
10% Nov
12
52% May 14
19% Jan 11
Jan
44% Mar 19
38% Dec
20
100
Nov
29
101% Dec
6
8
Dec
3
10% Jan
9
8% Mar 16
4% Nov 23
Jan
4
13% Dec
31
Dee
26
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 26
42'/a NOV
15
15
18
35% Oct
22
91% Oct
31
Oct
22
4% Nov
14
4
9% Oct
21
Oct
22
8
34% July 22
42 Va Mar
104
Feb
1
14
Dec
14
49% Mar 22
40% Oct
23
45% Jan
3
Nov 29
110% July 17
95% Nov
6
Jan
23
25% Oct
30
54% Jun
19
44
100
26% Oct
~T
15Va Dec
31
36%
Mar~12
107
15
Dec
21% Apr
28
9
10
Nov
14
14% Feb
21
35% Jpm
16% Sep
23
19
12
18% May
Oct
22
16
Apr
15
15
Aug 19
17
Mar 28
18
*125
No par
No par
*775
Coca-Cola
Co
(The)
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Colgate-Palmolive
Co
10
com
23%
23%
93
*<)6%
47%
4%
preferred series B
50
<fc Southern Ry com—_100
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4%
noncumulative 2nd
5%%
Colorado
pfd—100
Class
Class
2.50
2-50
A
B
No par
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25 preferred
No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
—10
Columbia Gas System
Inc
22
48
33
Dec
27
102% Mar
5
111% Dec
12
117% Nov
5
footnotes
For
see
3
page 26.
79% Oct
16
Oct
22
106
46%
46%
47%
76
76%
76'%
77
13'%
13
13%
13'%
13%
2,200
23%
23
23%
23
23'%
2 3 To
24%
16,700.
46%
46'%
47%
*
80
100
46 %
*46%
47'%
*39
47%
40%
40%
39'%
39 %
*39
40
1,110
49
49
*48'%
51
100
*47
50
10
26
11,300
*49
51
*49
52
43
49
25
25%
25
25'%
25
25%
25'%
25%
25 3
24
24%
23%
24'%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
25'%
7,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
15-'%
15%
15'%
15%
15%
15%
28,300
15
15
14%
15
14'%
15
15
15
15
2,500
70
70%
70%
70%
70%
32%
34
33 %
34
5.700
28%
28 7
a
29%
28%
29
4,300
11,100
71
*70
71
*70
71
35%
35%
x34%
35
33 "2
34
28%
29
28%
29
28%
*70
*14%
0
•
22
22%
21%
221%
21'%
22
21%
21%
22
23
43%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
43%
44
44%
45%
46%
5,700
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11
11
11*%
22,300
37-%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38'%
14,800
:)2
92
92%
92 %<
300
4%
4%
4%
4%
10
*92
4%
*92
93%
4
10
9
.
4 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
2,500
4'%
4 Vi
4%
4%
4%
%
9%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
5,200
6,900
8'%
8%
8%
8 %
6,000
4%
*4%
4%
%
*4%
x9%
93%
8%
8%
8%
1
36%
36%
36'2
36%
36 %
36%
39
40
40%
41'%
Corp—„5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
Consol Electrodynamics Corp
50c
Consol Electronics Industries
.1
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11
11%
11 Ye
11'/a
40%
41
40%
41 %
40%
40%
40 3%
41
41%
42
97
98%
99%
1,900
Corp
Corp
Consolidated Foods
6%
Common
95%
95%
96
96
96 %
26%
29
28 %
30%
29
30%
30
31%
31%
33',i
13.000
19
18 %
18%
18
18%
18 %
18%
7,900
19%
19%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5
-10
*15%
16%'
15%
15 %
*39%
40
39%
40
39%
100
*24 %
No
$4.50 preferred
No
$4.52 preferred
—No
$4.16 preferred
No
Container Corp of America—
par
par
par
par
5
—
15
$3.75
preferred
Mar 12
$4.50
conv
ond
_
No par
7n0
tiref erred.'.._
14%
14%
13%
13%
13%
15%
15'i
15%
15%
15'/a
1,200
40
39%
40%
39
39%
3,900
26
800
,
500
26
27 %
*25%
25 %
*24
44%
44 %
44%
44 %
45
44-%
45 %
45
45'%
90 %
90
90
89 %
89'%
89%
90%
90
91'%.
540
91%
91%
240
*82%
84%
27%
*90%
92
*90%
92
*91
92
*82
84
*82
84
*81'%
82%
16%
Inc common—_10
92 % Feb
14'2
13'%
27
41
Continental Can
14%
13 Ye
14
44%
*82
4
X15 %
2,300
14%
2
*13'/a
*
90%
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
4%
5,600
95%
1.33%
1
pfd
7,600
13,700
97
19
Utilities
Consolidated Laundries Corp„
Consolidated Gas
J&n
118
46
75%
8%
Aug
Oct
8,300
46%
13
8%
81
38
3,600
3%
4
56% Aug
101%
101
75%
51
10
22
10
10
76
*70
*775
45%
*49
91%
101 % Jan
39% Feb
15,100
1,000
20
13%
*49 %
91%
101% Jan
3
101
58
37%
125
76%
51
37 %
4
Mar 29
37%
125
46
51
10%
25
33% Mav
38
100%
*775
*49
37'%
Oct
105
*46%
100%
100
76
*73
76
*72
56%
57%
37%
126
*125
*775
*47
1
Solvents
73
55 %
37'%
37%
126
*125
100%
18'%
51
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
4.64% cumulative preferred—100
Commercial
Jun
12
38
11%
87
28
38
Broadcasting System—
89
92 Va Sep
45%
*76
13%
1
26% Oct
45%
13%
3
1R
46%
73
100'%
37'%
37%
91 Va
56%
55%
57%
126
*775
'•
76 %
Jan
20
100%
100
*13%
109% Feb
3p34 Jar
76
*73
*125
*76
Corp
112
106% Jan
126
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron corn—No par
No par
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman
18
31
91%
37 %
19
Dec
91 %
56%
Dec
99
92%
58
!
—
4,400
33%
59
Dec
28% Nov 28
92
32%
92
60
81
33'%
37%
93
9
91'%
33%
91'%
*77%
33'i-
37%
92
Apr 24
81
33Vi
57%
Consumers Power Co com
94
*77%
33 Vi
No par
No par
preferred
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_10o
Molybdenum
Consol RR of Cuba
20% Apr
81
33%
60
Consolidated Natural Gas
6
*77%
33
20,500
4,400
14
22
24
82
3 62
18%
23
Jun
*77%
40
*150'%
18%
14
85
82
.
10
97%
39Vi
38%
18%
Jan
16% Nov
152
37%
18'%
49% Jan
11
*150%
18
58
Sep 18
162
18'%
49 % Jun
Jan
*150'%
18%
22
23
162
18%
22
104
*150%
18%
22
19
162
1
■
Oct
28
150 %
350
42
Dec
37 %
130
22% Oct
18% Dec
97%
97
*96'%
59
36% Oct
88
500
3,000
34'i
July 25
95% Mar 27
*96
37%
37%
16'%
92 Va
Nov
6
97'%
37'%
37
16 Va
C3
43 Va
103 Va Jan
*96'%
___
37
34'%
44
31
15%
39
38%
11%
104
15%
*36%
35%.
15%
15%
98
Vi
60'%
18
82% Dec
15%
36%
36%
37
11
*101
34%
19
26
*36%
*191
*58
30
51% Mar 13
23,500
1,000
49%
11
104
*10%
11
104
*33
Jan
23
50%
11
*101
50%
48 V,
49%
48%
50%
.11%
104
100
34
43% Dec
34% Jan
7,900
60%
10
Jan
43'%
34
Consolidated Coppermines
18
42%
*58
Consolidated Cigar
24
42%
34 Vi
14
9% Oct
41%
16,200
'
59'%
15
23 % Mar 19
49%
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33 "4
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27
43
98
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17
16% Dec
7,200
42%
'
91'%
No par
50
41% Nov
7
30
%
gtd
Comptometer Corp —
5
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
17
84%
28'%
25 Va
*77%
Jan
6 Va Jan
84%
28%
38%
14%
10% Apr 22
25%
84
27%
34 Va
Columbia
-15% May 28
15%
25'%
84
*96%
*
Cluett Peabody & Co com
5
40%
1
15'%
43
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30%
25
30
34 %
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
Jan
$6%
30%
42%
104
*101
25 %
84 Va
X28%
84
30%
34%
3
$4.50 preferred
July 19
*83
stock—50
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7 %
139
27
11%
noncumulative
6
43% Mar
00%
11%
preferred—100
Cleveland Electric Ilium com
15
5%
25
76% Jun
50
Equipment
14
25 %
43
10
Jan
800
„
98% Dec
No pqr
43
.
40% May
17% Nov
24% Jan
34
31
Corp
71% Feb
13
10
83
30%
Co
15
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
43% May 20
Nov
Jan
Clark
2
May 16
Jan
82%
10
City Investing Co common—
5
5%% preferred
100
City Products Corp_
No par
City Stores Co common
5
4%% convertible preferred
100
4
67% July
196
34% Jan
C I T Financial
Cities Service Co—1
97% Nov
25
16
Oct
&
20 %
3
Jan
75% July 18
109
25 %
100
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
2
May
46% Jun
23 Va Jan
20
46% May 24
185
.
103
4%
25%
—8.50
Common
Apr 24
28 %
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98
99
99
30
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
8
Monday, November 18, 1957
...
(2166)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
4
Highest
Lowest
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Ptf
EXCHANGE.,
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE rRICES '
*
"
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest •*
'
Highest
Year 1956
*
STOCKS
Range for Prwltu
Nov. 12
Continental Copper 6s Steel—
f
12% Feb 14
16% Oct 22
22% Feb 16
28% Oct 10
20% Nov
43
68% Apr
15% Jan
39% Nov 14
<5% Dec
34% Jun
0
0% JUS 11
20
6
1
Sep
4
42% Nov
Mar 20
70
Dec 20
41
24% Jan 23
62
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13
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Dec
52% Oct
99
74
Oct
-B0
22
6
99
79% Oct
31
Feb
11
84% Jim
152% Deo
Oct
180% Mar
7
30
20
I
May 29
22
67% Mar
75
6% Jan
3
4
Oct
4
Oct
*
2
2% Jan
22
3
36% Apr
•
22
Aug 29
2 6 Ys
Oct 22
Jan
31
18% Feb 28
35% Feb 28
7
23% Jun
5
3
40% Oct
22
2
85
13
23% July28
17
14% May 28
17% Oct
11
5% Oct
21
3%%
30
14
107A Nov
Dec
70
18
30% Jan
28% Oct 22
14% Deo 19
Jan
4
69% Apr
104
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16
11% Dec 11
28% Dec
7
50% Nov 23
91
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58% July
100
Feb
38% Jan
32% Apr
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11
Jan
65% Jan
9
Feb
33% Jan
13% May
59% Jun
22
Jun
47% Jan
47
Jan
64% Jan
Oct 22
■
16% Oct 22
Oct 22
7% Jan
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Dec
26
25% Deo 28
14% May 7
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10
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3
40
Feb 13
6% Jan
3
52% Oct
0
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9% Sep 14
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21
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23
49% NOV 28
14
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NOV If
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11
1
21
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96
Feb 24
40% Oct
21
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7
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22
6% May 21
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24
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12
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6
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148
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76
78
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Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
10
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
4%% preferred
—
'—100
Cuneo Press Inc
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common1
$4 prior preferred
No par
Prior preferred $1.60
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
Class A
1
Cutler-Hammer Die
10
10
17
28
2
2
6
28
75%
148
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
2
Crescent Corp
1
Crown Cork & Seal common
2.50
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
No par
Aug 6
17% Oct 4
16% July 23
31% Feb 18
57 f
15%
30%
preferred
Crane Co cOmmon—
Mar 14
86
23%
53
*76
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:
Cosden Petroleum Corp
May 17
6% Jan
7%
21'-
75%
common_10
—100
1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp—:
1
•
4
•
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1
Products Refining
Corn
24
Mar
25
4
Oct
2
-5
5 "■
50'
50
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2
96% May
32% Apr
18
21
20 %
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44
44%
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53
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15
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32% '
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23%
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5
J
3'%% preferred
100
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3
Jan
164
15% Oct 22
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Cornell Dubiller Electric Corp
'
42% Mar 20
5% Sep 29
5
2% Dec
Dec
6
14
89
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14
—
40%
3.700
21
9%
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10
9%
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21
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Copper Range Co
Copperwcld Steel Co common
5% convertible preferred6CU convertible preferred
54% July 25
10G% July 11
July 18
145
23% Aug 27
'
33
28
32% Feb 24
27% JAB 20
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of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp i
27% Jan
13
Dec 26
-
1
57% Feb
14
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Jao 19
Jan 25
—
79% July 11
21
Nov
B7% Apr
60% Nov 29
Continental Oil
25
i
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40% July 11
•'
49% May 21"
40% Mar 12
69
4
Dec
28
-
May 18
43% Jan
8
4
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19
9%
9%
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21
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5
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17% Oct 22
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common
convertible
Continental Motors
37
19% Oct 22
49% Apr 2ft
64% Jan 31
5%
Continental Insurance
14
70% Jun
22
*
3
Jun
9
7
30% Oct
46% NOV 1ft
7
54% May
5% Oct 22
Industries
7
2b% Jan
9% Oct 22
the Week
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.
Nov. 14
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'
27,800
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73
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3
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6
31% May 18
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26
Feb
29
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16% Mar 12
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40
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34% Jan
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8
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28
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14
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Nov
7
14% Feb
'
0
9
43% Dec
25
33% Jun
64
20
22
35% Oct
23
57% Oct
30
10% Oct
22
21
48% July 17
41% May 21
65
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3
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12
37
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Apr
11
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Jan
31
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23
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12
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35% Jan 17
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12
19
18% Oct
22
3
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29% Nov
23% Oct
; 23% Oct 22
9% Apr
13% Aug 27
13
7
Dec
10
20
13% Nov 13
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39%
29
May 25
9
Apr
16 Ya Mar 21
11V4 Nov
72% May 28
95% Sep
14
50% Oct
10
18% Dec
3
23% Dec
Jan
10
67
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Oct
21
24% Jan
Oct
22
68% Jun
29
17
37% Oct
22
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16% Oct
21
Nov
20
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23
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14
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1
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I
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20
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50
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2
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29
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40
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0
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20
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50
Jan
31
44% Dec
10
52% Jan
12
40
1
48% Jan
29
Nov
14
Feb
24
41
1
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14% Jun
0
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14
47
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24
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40
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14
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0
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8
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47% Jan
28
513% Jan
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17% Nov
14
30 Ys Apr
3
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26%
26%
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10
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22
42 Yu July 15
Eastern
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74'% Nov
14
813% Mar
5
27'% Oct
21
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1
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23
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23
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Jun
18
Dec
18
170
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12
143% Nov
6
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28
51% Jan
23
66
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29
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14
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17
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13
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8
8
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11
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15
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30
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18
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22
35'% Mar
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32% Dec
11
14
106
34
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82
Aug
18Y2 Mar
28% Oct
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27
17% Mar 20
7% Oct
21
27
31% Dec 98
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22
31
20
31% Oct
87
1
Nov 23
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3
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22
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13
22 Ya Oct
22
34
9
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22
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31
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42
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Co
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27%
28%
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100
Stainless
100
1
5
10
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Elgin National Watch Co.
-3
El Paso Natural Gas
3
Class B
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Emerson Electric Mfg Co.
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
%, 4% preferred
100
1
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Erie RR commoa
—
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8.50
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100
7'
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3
62
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50
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21
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:
15
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10
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1
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2
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50c
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2.50
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2
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0
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9
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21
33% Oct
May 14
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79
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24% Dec 18
48
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41%
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47
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100
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20
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—
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7
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88
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100
23% Jan
8 - Dayton Rubber Co
50c
'
19% July 22
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1
7% preferred
20
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July 12
01
3%
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29
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110
500
Number 5691
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(2167)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
K»n{e for Previous
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Highest
20% Dec
4
Lowest
29% July 17
15% Jan 20
20
..
10% Nov
13
12% Oct
Mar 23
22
l
3?0%
7
Dec
59% Dec 26
15% Jan
10% Sep 2fc
15% Dec 28
18
21% Oct
2P
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Feb
Apr 12
15
Sep 25
6
75% Mar
7
67
17
3% Oct 22
Oct
10
5
14% Dec
.1
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4
453/BJuJy
25% Jun
11
88
May
l
19% Oct
22
32
135
May
l
75 % Oct
28
103
39
22
67
100
Oct
Nov
68
Feb
10
Dec
3
92
*
12
81% Nov
13
100% Oct
2
Jan
3
47
12% Feb 27
41
Feb
12
4
34%'Oct
79
11
;Jun 21
45
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Nov
6
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8
77
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159
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6
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5
84
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92
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6
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46% Oct
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,
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11
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46% .Oct
68% Apr
4
5
8
19 %
12
May 15
4
Oct
21
Oct
22
69
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115
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30
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1
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7
913/4 Feb
1
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3
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31
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34
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34
19
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28
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9
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4
53% Dec
24% Nov 29
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2
36
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.
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5
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41% July 16
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36% Oct
,
34% Oct 22
96
-
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102
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4
2
22
45y4 May
30% Mar
7
29% Nov
7
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-
5
25% Nov 27
37 %
45% Dec 13
52 % Sep
18
9 % Jan
3
8
31% Nov
90
6
973/4 Mar 21
.
Dec
34% Sep 28
1
3
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4iysMar
Sep 14
153
'
77
14
21
'
Oct
66
Oct
Shoe
Jan
23
Nov
22
21
11
21% Oct
.
29% Oct 21
3
Oct
Castings Corp
203% Mar 16
Nov 29
1
*
1
2
19% Oct
2
3
27% Oct
36 y4 Feb
6
Grant
17
71% Oct
31
86 % Apr
15
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23% Mar
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22
34% Nov
13
1
20
11
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33% Mar 12
21% Oct
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11
10
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86
Jan
3
--
27% Oct 22
21% Oct
79 % Jan
21
3
For footnotes see
page 26.
7.
Oct
18% Dec 27
78% Dec 27
t
5
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68
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21.
25
6% Apr 18
35 % May 8
85
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14
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11
138
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29
29
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47
29
28
47
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47
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2,400
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100
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18% Apr 30
.
87 Va.
25%
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Northern Ry Co
7%
.
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: 189,100
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16
24
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24
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(W T)
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100
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18
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Green
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78
Nov 11
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35
21
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1,
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4
14% Oct 22
24
39 V*
10
Granite City Steel
22
Feb
149% Jan
9
Grand
Jan
7T4 May 18
33%
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Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
2
130% Dec 31
70% May 25
25% Nov 2ft
14% Feb
57% July 18
2 % Apr
8
13% Jan
8
4
99
79
37 % Jun
21
37% Oct
45
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34
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5
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60% Sep
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36
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23
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108% Jan
12
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2
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General Time Corp
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11
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45
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15
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preferred
3114 Oct
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2
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42
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47% July 16
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4
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56
18
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5
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40
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21
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2
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31
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21
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18
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1
85
135
33
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11
1
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82
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126
26
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40
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31
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.
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17
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25
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28
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1
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8
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3% Oct 21
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22
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3
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5
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134
May 15
Oct 23
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14
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11
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13
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31
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3
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HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
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26
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1
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.
18
1957
(2168)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
HEW YORK STOCK
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
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Lowest
Highest
27 Va Jun
8
35%. Jan
57# Jan
3
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28
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2
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14
Nov
21
63
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32% Sep 26
83% Dec 27
103% Feb
90
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Sep
19
16
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,
1
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152
34% Jan 24
41% Jun 11
81% Aug
42% Mar 20
28
108
Feb
6
105% Feb 23
17
100
80% Jan
15
105% Oct
Mar 14
98
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8374 Jan 23
22
11
6
93% Feb
,
109%
37%
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28
98
Apr
2
4
96
Jan
29
1
38
Nov
4
41% Feb
21
Hackensack Water
-25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hail (W P) Printing Co
5
; Hamilton Watch Co common—1
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100
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2.50
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1
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7.50
6% preferred
100
Harris-Intertype Corp
1
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2.50
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5
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10
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1
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50
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5
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i
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17
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4
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19
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23
24
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2
24
27
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16
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10
28% Jan
11
24
107
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70
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21
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11
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15
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87
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33
18
18
42% Mar 29
Nov 26
30% July 16
21
127% Oct
15
Feb
146
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14
22
29% Oct
130
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14
40% July 23
138
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22
9
48% Dec
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16
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39
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20
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28
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8
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22
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9
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81
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13
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22
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37
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76
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44
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4
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1
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6
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10
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22
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19
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16
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11
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17
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34
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17
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22
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35
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21
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24
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14
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25
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82
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11
83
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8
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*113
155
*145
155
79!4
90%
b
*
32%
1
b
G47b
8,400
80%
36
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12,200
31%
20 %
65
28 3
157a
64'A
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31! 4
89 3 4
32
1,600
151 b
63'A
7%
~
15
8
77b
15'0
7%
7!4
32 %
89 %
27Tb
43 3 4
267b
31 %
66
*65
43%
26 7/4
78 %
82%
180
437 B
7974
3374
60
42 %
26 %
67a
7
7
86
*85
*41
20%
75%
77
*45'A
41
78 3 4
33%
*65
68
*65
45'A
46
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155
%'
64
*145
82»4
33%
40
40'A
32'A
*20
20%
33%
40
40'A
80%
x79%
32
32 %
*32
67
*145
155
81%
155
66 7,4
67%
07
*14.5
620
38%
40%
38'A
*40
437b
15!
15
157o
15
26'A
20 7/4
2574
•
-
2674
%
7%
7%
7%
7%
15%
1
*4!A
x50%
23
*32 %
Jacobs
*17b-
407b
49
27,,
I-T-E- Circuit Breaker Co
17b
5
"
717-1
14
1,100
17b
6%
*22%
1
5
7 %
17b
•
15
10%
674
10
4,200
17b
• -i
13%
71%
100
10%
260
5374
52
51%
5
53%
10%
1,100
3,700
10%
47 a
*13
5
"
2,600
,
*10%
1%
7
,
52%
52
517b
51
10
common
19%
3474
*73
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co„No par
Iowa Power & Light Co—
13,200
19 %
18%
3.50
Stores
10
3%
19 >A
2674
Power
,
187ii
36
Dept
29,300
25%
*83
34%
2674
Interstate
Interstate
.5,100
3%
3
700
3,700
2
*19%
29%
International Telep & Teleg
No par
International Utilities Corp
5
May 10
14
43 1
34%
36
-
43
•
18%
*29
preferred
337b
18%
25
7%
177/4
25Tb
18%
International Shoe
No par
International Silver common
25
367AJulyl6
32% Dec
13
2,000
16%
33%
*34
No par
,
2,700
*10%
100
5% preferred
International Sfo.lt
July 12
6,600
97b
*25 %
18
257a
33%
85
*83
3
*83
3
300
,
20
34
17% '
4274
85
97b
•
34
3
19%
-->9%
*25 7b
34
*83
'19%
9%
19
9%
80
48,400
9
9
9%
*9
9'/4
*9
9
x9
9%
*72
26
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
lOG'A May 10
Oct
600
28
12
19
International Paper common7.50
$4 preferred
No par
9
8
7,300
36 %
65
*9%
—No par
Int'l Nickel
26% May 10
.
of Canada-
23
200
48
%
*27'A
11%
16%
100
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
4% preferred
317A July 10
35
28 %
700
51
*44%
*73%
No par
;
51
51%
45
35%
11%
No par
common..
preferred
600
12
357b
10574
1
5
100
1
Interlake Iron Corp
156 74 Jan
106% Mar 13
Aug
3
11
144% May
7
21
14
87% Dec
lay2 Feb
Jan
35'A Jan
Nov
137
98% Nov 29
12
92
12
12
35%
105'/4
20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Interchemical Corp common
4 V2 % preferred
2
29'A Nov
Feb
337/8 Apr
22
Jan
200
*64
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
11
1,200
12%
35%
100 pesos
1
No par
100
,
24
33
357a
Mexico
Inland Steel Co
23'A May 14
103
13
27'A May 28
Dec
4
24 % Mar 13
61% Jan
6
20
47% Jan 23
143 %
11
26
De
Ingersoll-Raml common
6% preferred
8
Feb
99% Jan
69% Mar 20
Electrica
S A
Industrial Rayon
800
23-7 a
12
*28%
4.20% cumulative preferred
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
5
21
59
6
13
21
Oct
148
85% July 20
100% Dec
165
20
83% Dec
7V8 Oct
15
11% May 9
80% Mar 13
"
16%
35
49%
50
4.42% cumulative preferred——50
Industria
7% Apr
33 Va Dec
85
12%
*44%
4.70% cumulative preferred
5
1,600
45%
35%
*105%
Idaho Power Co
10
Ideal Cement Co
1
Illinois Central RR Co
No par
Illinois Power Co common
15
4.08% cumulative preferred
50
4.26% cumulative preferred
50
7574 Aug 12
%
*327b
33
I
10
"1,000
71
,
16! 4
15a4
23%
•
12
127ii«
*12
^
200
22'A
74
*83 %
85
15%
*83%
15%
*69
*83%
16
23%
«
*32%
33
22
"
45%
85
16
23 7
23%
*
%
a
45
457a
44%
45%
85
16
22
-71
22!
*69
70%
30
11,200
58%
15 %
15%
*15%
16
22%
%
(.;
100
,
-
287a
7 57
«60
57
400
•
4
287 a
30
a
2,000
7%
23%
*3'b
35%
/5
Co
Refrigerator
00%
*28!
.
*23
4
"3,100
*12%
100
1
50
preferred series A
60
*15%
noncumulative
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
8
23
61%
85
22
22
23
28%
45
2,500
25! a
*3%
28'A
*69
4,100
357b
21%
4
28%
15%
28
35%
22 %
28%
22 %
50
2774
34'A
23%
27'%
28 'A
53,200
24%
■:
24%
5,800
*25%
700
26
13
13! b
5,300
29
2974
2,000
2674
3,500
33 !4
5,900
%
26%
.32 %
*112
40! a
118
4,700
41
"
4
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
22% Dec
13
297/e Oct
32% Oct
1
48% Apr
15
27
374 Feb
4
1374 Oct
11
21% Nov
67b Jun
287/a Jan
4774 July 11
94% Aug 31
94% Mar 14
78
Jun
11
91
55
4774 Jan
28
60'A Aug
83
Mar 14
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
4374 Oct
2
58% Apr
5
$5
67% Feb
1
42 y# Jun
8
62% Nov 15
94% Nov 30
105% Feb 27
35% Feb
3
For footnotes
72
see
Mar 21
Dec
26
page 26.
75
Aug 29
34% Nov 14
69
Feb
12
41% Oct 21
90% Nov
397/8 Nov
9
14
44% Oct
15
11
6
13
Jan
891/2 Feb
52'A July
97
24
2
28
3
July 11
64VbJuly24
99
Jan
7674 Jan
2
17
(F L)
Co
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
374% preferred
100
Jefferson
Lake Sulphur
Johns-Manville
Corp
Johnson & Johnson
;
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
Manufacturing
Co
5
12'A
—10
100
1
5
*15%
23%
79
53
*76
36%
*82 %
45%
91
40'%
5
167b
24''a
79
53%
77 V4
36%
84 %
45%
91'A
41%
5
15%
22%
*78
x52%
*76
36
82 %
44%
90%
40
5
16
24%
80
53
77%
36%
82%
45%
91
41
5
15%
15%
157b
16
16
22%
22%
21 %
22%
21 %
23
80
79%
80
8,600
5
15%
5
5
5
5
*78
7
1,200
9,000
70
78
78
52 %
5274
51%
52%
52%
5274
77'
76
76
75%
757-2
50
*75
1
2,400
36%
34%
35%
36 5 b
38%
25,100
*82 'A
83
82'
4
8212
82
82 %
1,500
44%
45
44%
45%
4614
48
91 %
91 '4
91
91'a
91»a
92
39'a
40
39%
40%
41
42%
36
.'
1,000
33
132
27 % /277b
4
'
32 3 a
*127'A
35 7 «
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2,700
28'
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20
.
,
r
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128
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9,500
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.
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75
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27 % i' 27%
128
30
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23
2174
23 %
23%
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22
.
700
/
.
.
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60%
20 Va
18-%
18
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-
128
27
22%
23%
r.
3874
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:
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35%
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*17%
,
32 %
32/
,-27%
24
4%
.
27% .-27%
128
271.
36
•
128
-
35' 4
27%
45
ICO
preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
5%
13% Oct 22
15
128
132
*83%'
1
Hupp Corp common
5% conv pfd series A
22% Nov
3
21
'
15%
J
Co—
52% Oct
27% Dec
19% Nov 29
33 %
-
221 b
jHudson & Manhattan com
14
6
28
32%
*69
Sound
Howe
4
16% Jan
85% Apr
12% Oct 23
83% Dec
90
28
33%
60%
Howard Stores Corp
4% May 8
11% Apr 29
46% Oct 28
July 26
28%
*28%
25
3
com
.23%
22 %
23
*3%
preferred
50
Household Finance common—No pat
3 % % preferred
100
Wfo preferred
100
4.40%
preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
1
18% Jan
15
22
5% Oct 21
26% Mar 19
-23%
23
'
15% Nov 29r
73.
*23
*23
convertible
$2.25
26
Apr
*70
35%
2.50
5% conv preferred
Houdaille-Industries Ine
Mar 13
88
46% Oct 22
57% Aug 17
3
Dec
Mar
10
23% July 24
39!4May29
30.
Jun
6
3
34% Nov
,
4
28'AJan
18% July 11
40
12% Feb 10
10
22% Oct
40
103% Mar 16
4% Nov 23
5
81
52% July 17
26
73
27%
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp
50c
Holland Furnace Ca
5
Holly Sugar Corp common——10
5% convertible preferred
30
Homestake Mining
-12.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
10
Hooker Electrochein Co common—5
$4.25 preferred
*—No par
Hotel Corp of America
1
Jujy
29% Oct 17
*70
74."
*127%
2 1/12
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co (Charles E)
7
107% Jim 20
25%
8
Nov
9
17
9
9% Nov 27
31
4
July 16
15
21% Dec 12
18% Dec
19
187B
*17%
28%
—100
Hersliey Chocolate commori—No par
4'A % preferred series A—
50
Hertz Co (The)
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
—5
Heyden Newport Chem Corp—— 1
3!A% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) —No par
July 25
'A Feb 19
-20%
22%
common
Heroules Powder common
5% preferred,
47% Jijly 11
115'AJan 30
45% Dec 20
(G W)
; 20%
18%
v
*32%
10
1% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
10
17% Jan
21% Mar 15
36% Nov 29
,
8
34'/2 Mar
30% July 23
3
15% Dec 31
'
6
597«
20%
*17%
-
Hecht Co common
15
374% preferred
——100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Heller (W E) & Co
1
20
597a
4
18'A
,
34'A Jan 21
59%
20 7
20%
*71
*381/4
58%
18
•
39
38%-
39
,,
60
20%
,
8
30% July
*38
38%
2074
20%
.
Aug 13
38
26% Oct 22
*
38,200
490
21,200
Number 5691
Volume 186
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2169)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Nov. 13
Par
Wednesday
/
Salt* f»r
Thursday
Nov. 13
the Week
Friday
Nov. 14
Shares
Nov. 15
K
34% Feb
104
70% Aug
13
Nov
27
127
44", Dec
18
52,
24% Nov. 14
3
Aug
39% Nov.,15
Oct
86
37% Dec
78
Dec
,
92
Dec
v
96
5 T
Mar
,
108
89
Nov
30
105
Dec
28
9
;
37
Nov
14
24
Feb
15
21% Jan
10
12% Dec
30
Jan
Jan
—
15
102
Feb
18
Feb
21
4.20%
84.% Oct 25
96
Apr
77% Jan
3
22
7
Oct
"
38% Jan
31
Nov..
.
Dec
31
% Oct
22
30% July 16
20% Oct
23
Apr
31% Oct 23
58%
Apr 27
61
10r
38
12
Oct
40 %
35% Jan
36 Ya
65 % Jan
76%" Nov
11
94 %
74% AOg 20
82
Dec
98
25
Dec~21
Feb
*80
85
*80
85
88
*83
88
50
51
Kress
19 % Oct
14
26% May
9
17
64% Sep
18
12% Oct 22
<15% Jan
-■16% Sep
10
27% Aug
6
22
18% Dec
Nov;
19
Oct "22
20% July 15
17
7
i
22% Mar 12
26
89
Jun
:
8
34% Apr
97
May 8
13% Jan 10
,
35% Apr
•>
15% Nov 261% July 6
15
Apr
Oct
25% Nov
1
11%Oct
■
28
Feb
-v'
31
19% Dec
r
1
2
8
28
3
453/4 Jan
4
G1/4 Nov
14
17% Jan
4
2% Jan
20Y8 Jan
24
T% Oct 21
12% Oct 22
,
.
,
20% Oct
Oct
Oct
7 3/« Feb
21% Mar 26
98
12% Dec
Apr
"1
»«72% Feb
2
137% Dec
20
.163% Feb
2
49v
Jan.23
47% Jan
..
64
Aug
76% Nov
23
18
14
Jan
19>/ •Apr 29
84Y4 July 17
13% Jan
14
68% Jan
-
31
1503/4 Mar
-.9
7
4
14
72Y4 Jan :
11% Oct
22
16% Anr
-7% Oct
22
10% July 16
Nov
50
6
.
36
Dec"l2
52 %
% Oct 25
26
I-
18% Nov 29
12
35
28
10
98% Dec
23% July
106
6
88% Dec
11
Dec
97
NOV
19
Jan
•15% Dec
12
21% Feb
116
Dec
28
143% Jan
26% Dec
27
83% Jan
Jun
26
f 14
Jan
20
■
27
21
~6
common
noncuin
1st
103/4
1074
1074
1074
10 Ya
35 %
10Ya
35Y4
35 Ya
3574
35 Ya
3574
3574
36
86
84 Ya
353/4
85 Ya
35 Ya
85
8414
8474
83 Ya
84 Ya
857a
8714
2,300
19,700
34%
34Y4
34%
34 Ya
x33 Ya
34
1
25
Lehn
9
18
July 30
'
933/4 Jan
22
45% Feb
12
122%
23% Nov
14
3
*7,
-,5
*
7
»■
.
8
series B
Jun
28
Lukens
Oct
22
14
19% Oct
23
11
33% Oct
16
27
Oct
22
80% Dec
27
78
Nov
39% Mar 22
125
14
113
May 24
92% Jan
10% Apr
13
6
..
86% Jan
11% July
18% Aug
*
7% Mar 6
5% Oct 21
6%
30
1
2
preferred
Nov
14
8% Oct
_30"
10% Apr
48% May
29% Nov 28
56% Jun
.51% Sep 26
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
14
14
par
6%
7
6%
7
674
614
674
4%
60
60
6014
63%
5334
53
53 Ya
Mandel
Marine
4%
Oil
Midland
&
Co
17
35% Oct
23
40% July
97
Feb
7
691'2 Nov
11
83
$3.75
73% Dec
21
4
69
Nov
6
83
Mar 22
$3.75
cum
Dec
14
87% Mar
2
61% Sep
4
77
Feb
$3.40
cumulative
32% Jan
May 15
24% Oct
46
Jan
Jan
16
32
Oct
13% Dec
,76
43%
17%
15%
1
17
3C
Jan
4
42% Apr
30
13
13% Mar 11
13
7514 Apr
83% Jan 24
69% Nov 28
38% Dec 26
22
30
39
6
15
Oct
11% Nov
3
13
41% Dec
•>
63
40% Dec
Nov
28
29% Nov
4
43% Aug 20
34 74 Feb
11
16
11
Oct
22
69
Sep
19
47
May,14
50% July 24
15% July 18
18
95% Mar
Oct
22
Jan
23
54% Dec
30
48% Oct
23
63
Dec
31.
23 % Feb
29
14
Oct
22
19Ys Jan
1
21 Ya Jun
12
13Ys Nov
14
Dec
Feb-
5
33
Apr
1
17
122% July
20
July
Mar
40% Jun
7
17
82
Nov
1
93
323/4 Mar 15
21
Nov
6
30 % Apr
24
Apr 11
45% Jun 26
1
88 Yi Jan
29
19
9
33% Feb
2
21% Nov 26
27% Feb
6
35
July 11
Dec
10
93
Feb
101% Dec
14
116
246/5 Feb
77
8
76
98
9
July 19
61% July 31
-
July
34% Mar 21
19% Oct
22
May
8
61
Aug 12
25% May 20
42 % July
8
29% Feb
12
72 %
Sep
10
89
105'% Jan
3
120
Feb
26
July 10
40% Oct
22
69% Apr
24
17% Nov 20
23% Jan
3
14 % Oct
29
21Ys Jan
8
48
64% May 10
39% Oct
21
63
44% Jan
80
Jan
3
27
Dec
28
9
107
Jan
102
97% Oct
82
Dec
27
.
6
76
Jun
23
Jan
23
55
Sep
10
99% Feb 21
92
Jun
5
98% Jan 31
102
Sep
4
108% Apr 25
For footnotes see
page
2$.
75
Aug 30
77,
July 10
90
July 25
33
103
33%
103 Ya
103
103%
19 %
10
2014
*78
80
*78
81
78
a
*96
*79%
*93%
24%
119
257 a
26
20 Ya
20
*96
78
Ya
94 Ya
2674
20 Yi
97%
.
20
6,400
20%
7,400
*97%
2014
9714
18,800
2014
99 Ya
104
105
9714
v
880
20
80
*78
80
80
80
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80
*78
80
*78
83
50
*93Ya
2574
*120
120
119
/'
105
3314
10514
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80
%
*93 Ya
94Ya
119Yo
%
1037/4 10374
97%
197
97%
*96
9414
27
*9314
2674
121
120
9414
9414
2674
121
9414
t
120
100
2714
2674
,
52,300
122
Yi
520
23%
23%
2374
2374
2374
24
24
50%
58%
68%
59 %
5814
59
5814
5914
6,200
1214
11%
1214
5814
11%
5814
12 Ya
1174
J1
1174
...117a
12%
9,200
63%
64%
62
64 %
61%
6314
61
6474
647 a
6674
84,500
10
24 Ya
25%
25
100
!
*113
116
*734
8
*10%
2474
*2414
*113
116
*113
25
Ya
2474
116
2374
*J 13
Maytag Co
$3
26
2,700
2614
2414
116
24
2474
1,300
.
116
116
20
*6 Ya
674
674
674
674
39%
3674
39%
3574
3714
33 Ya
36 Yi
34%
31%
32
31%
3174
3174
32
3174
32 Ya
*435
480
*435
29
29
X28
28
*435
480
5
43,4
y4
5
2814
474
474
474
14
14
13 Ya
13 Ya
♦1314
22%
22%
22 Ya
2274
2214
43/4
474
4Yt
574
574
28%
19
19%
1814
18na
1814
187a
*49 Ya
51%
*49 Ya
30%
31
No par
31%
31 Ya
78
7814
5%
28
51
5
43/4
1314
1314
13Ya
2274
22Ya
23
2,200
574
6
5,000
24,300
574
28
17 Ya
1814
1814
1874
1814
1874
51
51
51
100
*49
51
28
28
30
3,900
x30%
31
3074
31
3074
3114
31 %
3214
2,600
*77
*77%
79
77
77
79
79
7974
310
35%
3474
36
3414
3574
3314
3614
34 Ya
3574
57,800
25
25
25 Ya
253.4
25%
2574
25
25
25%
26 Yt
4,100
Ya
69 Ya
3814
70
x37 %
x69Ya
3774
71
3714
37%
71
72
27 Ya
2714
27%
2774
49 Ya
49 Ya
*4974
50
13%
1314
*1314
1374
1314
37
3774
3714
37%
7,600
*71
7214
7114
.71%
230
7114
72
72
68
*65
68
2774
*2714
2774
71%
*65
2774
50
1374
27%
0493.4
1314
4974
4974
70
1314
1374
13%
700
2574
26
26Ya
900
50
2574
2574
2534
Ya
40 Ya
*39'4
40 Ya
*3974
41
40 34
4074
20
11%
11 Ya
11%
1174
1114
1174
1114
UYs
1214
3,500
64
64
63%
63 Ya
63
6314
64
64
63
64
26%
40 Ya
*39
26
x26
*39%°
32 Ya
32 Ya
33
3234
3314
33%
3414
3414
38%
38
36%
3714
3674
3714
39
39
11 Ya
11%
11%
11%
lF'a
1174
1114
1114
1174
12
'
2,800
1,500
1,000
74 Ya
73%
73 Ya
*7214
74%
72%
72%
75
7514
5114
51%
5174
5074
5174
5074
51
5114
5114
1,200
14%
1414
1414
1414
1414
1474
1414
14%
1474
1,000
1434
147H
33%
lo
14ai,
33%
*1414
14%
34
3334
33Ya
*82
84
82
82
23
24
23
2374
77%
7614
76%
*45%
14:,|)
5
331a
32/3
84
*82
23
7734
45%
46 Ya
20
1
2314
773.4
20
40%
16%c
No par
75
$4
No par
No par
*117%
23
*75Ya
14
13%
13 Ya
400
3414
3314
3414
4,600
84
8414
8414
50
2374
4,700
76%'
22%
"76%
2374
77
160
250
46
46
453,4
45
45%
*44%
46
20
1914
1914
20
2014
*20
2034
2,600
4114
3974
41 Ya
4014
41%
4174
22,000
4014
41
*73
78
122
*115
129
4014
4014
73
115%
4014
73
115%
4014
*7214
*115
*4014
4114
74
74
74
300
121
*118
122
200
42
41
4114
500
15
*
15%
14%
15
15
1514
15
13%
1614
161a
39,800
42''a
5
100
13%
33%
*82
X20
41 Ya
*40
12.50
pfd—100
x76 Ya
75
$3.50 preferred
preferred series
Ya
51%
Mercantile
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
37
74 Ya
100
1
100
9
33
*
*14%
Corp common
•
4%% preferred (1st series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)
Co
3,400
3574
*37Yi
1
320
—1
.
common
10
900
11 Ya
*26 Ya
50c
5
Inc
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
130
18
Mines
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Machine
27%
*4974
72
_3
2nd
7,200
2714
34%
preferred—1_100
J
1
Inc
4,000
18
30
No par
Inc
287'8
2814
No par
Co
*49
'
30 Ya
30 Ya
No par
Stores
500
13
2274
*65
Mead
900
5
14
2214
18
66
Robbins
*474
3,200
2814
x66
class A
10
3,900
5
5
514
69
Inc
3,200
29-%
17
*66
Co
474
2874
2674
*70%
3
*474
5
27,000
475
574
71
50
5
2814
*400
19
x71
No par
2774
435
674
2814
574
71
McLellan Stores Co
Co
2814
435
%
1774
1814
37
Porcupine
&
480
6
28
*69
McGregor-Doniger
4.35%
6%
277a
common
90
200
3.900
2,100
36
31%
4
common
4,100
1174
6%
50
pfd_
11,200
8
8
11
31%
5
McGraw-Edison
814
11
38 Ya
No-par
pfd 1947 series—No par
convertible
&
10 ;,4
5%
Corp common
conv
*774
19
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Merck
8%
1074
'
28Yo
common
$2.50 preferred
McCrory Stores Corp
3%%
*774
1074
674
5
Corp
McCord
774
10%
10
preferred
McCall
79
73/4
10%
Ya
11
100
18
43
43
43
43
43
4214
4274
43
4414
2.000
82
10
89
10
80
*7914
80
*7914
80
79%
88 Ya
7 8 Ya
*86
*79
*86
88 Ya
*86
88%
*86
88%
89
*80%
8214
*8014
82 Ya
*
79'4
3.85%
preferred series
100
*80
82%
*8014
8214
preferred series
100
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
*79
82
82
3.80%
*80
17
19
4.45%
*90
*90
91
*90
91
*90
81
91
100
91
91
preferred series
May 23
Feb
48,800
3274
No par
Feb
89
42,600
1274
2974
32Ya
1
Corp
May Dept Stores
104% Jan
86% Apr
-3674
32%
32%
,
1
com
Mesta
103
13,500
10,300
2814
common
July 12
94
Ya
814
4Q%
12 Ya
preferred
McKesson
81
Nov
35 Ya
874
3874
3374
x35 %
700
12
8%
3974
32
Co
Mclntyre
27% Nov 29
82% Dec
1
37
*1174
874
814
50
Masonite
8
41% Apr 30
1023/4 Jan 16
31% Oct
414%
Martin
2
29
1174
1174
33 Ya
preferred
96% Jan
25
12
1174
3874
1
Corp
21
il2% Dec 21
1,500
357a
No par
Dec
9
52 Ya
1274
—.
Dec
Jan
51%
2874
100
1100
Bros
74
32% Feb 25
52
3674
Manning, Maxwell <fc Moore—12.50
37
55
50
8%
50
Manhattan-Shirt
3
17% Apr 22
52%
28
1
24
7
1,700
*51%
1214
Sugar Co
Jan
4
60
1
Marshall Field
23
60
10
37 Ya May
20
5974
373/4
9
340
5874
1274
—
23
8
31
c
60
29 Y4
convertible preferred
12% Oct
12 Yi
138
36 Yi
5
8
6,600
6414
137
137
1214
10
28
65 V*
774
8
6474
700
*5914
39%
8Ya
38
774
6374
*136
2874.
20% Apr
54 Ya Feb
49% Nov
%
8
64%
137
137
29 Ya
22
22
64%
,
137
1274
*18%
Jan
814
5,400
22,200
1214
5
35 Y4 Jan
2,400
7274
29
1
6.25
47 Ya Jan
1514
12%
Exploration
22
22
1514
29%
Corp
26% NOV
12
9
9
Calculators Inc.,
9
137
12
12
Marchant
3
774
8Ya
65
59 %
Marathon
12
8
x6414
36%
preferred
conv
cum
Magma Copper
29% Oct
Jan
8
65%
135%
Maracaibo
26% Aug 15
22
x71%
15
7114
9,100
79
7
56% Jan
22
1474
71 Ya
12 la
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
25
*2174
15
71
7814
35% July 19
34 3 a Apr
2174
15
71
78Ya
50% Mar 23
6
2174
78
45% Dec
July 17
12% Dec 20
22
25 Y*
7974
Nov
54
*21%
100
2474
80
Apr 24
28% Feb
24
*79
32
70
23 Ya
15
2
Jan
24 Yi
79 Ya
14
48 % Mar 19
24
7174
11
91
3 Ya
15
Jan
13
1474
*314
5,100
1%
*1374
3%
71
Jun
Nov
114
14 Ya
*3 Ya
1514
38
24% Oct
1 Ya
*13 Ya
3%
72%
15% July 17
77
1 Ya
1374
*3%
15%
66
5,700
1 Ya
1374
6%
79%
'
25% Oct
98
24
1353/4
14,200
374
2474
VA
*3 Ye
72
8
9.400
GYa
674
lYa
14
1 Ya
*131/4
22
1274
2874
29
37% Nov
20
21%
12%
28
'
2874
40% July 11
11
174
14
86
*83
12%
2874
34
8
86
12%
273.4
10
7
*
Ya
14
2
*83
12
2974
Nov
July
86
1214
Yt
300
26 Ya
28 Ya
37% May 13
50
1874
26 Ya
2874
31
82% Dec
*83
1974
26
12 Ya
17% Oct
4
800
1914
2574
30
24% Sep
18
20% Nov 13
1
86
2,600
19 Ya
12 Ya
% Oct 22
z4% Oct 16
17
16% Feb
9% July 23
1714 Jan
*83
19%
400
17 Ya
19 Ya
28%
Manati
4% Oct 18
86
*17%
28 3 4
11
21
*83
1714
2614
*26
Ya
1714
2874
10
13
19
26
3Y4
21
29
24
5
19
x26
*3Ya
29
17
3
19%
26%
1314
*2014
374
29
50% Jun
Jan
19 %
*26%
13%
2074
*314
28%
14
Nov
1714
1314
2074
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
—No par
4%% preferred series A
100
Madison Square Garden
No par
Magic Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l
27% Nov
7
1714
xl7 Ya
2314
530
19
374
18
13%
21
2214
14
31
*3%
13%
.
2134
Nov
Sep 24
*2074
374
17 Ya
29%
Magna vox Co (The)_
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Mallory, (P R) & Co
,
2,700
131/4
2074
*3YB
21 Ya
2
5Ya Dec
1314
13%
2034
3 3'a
2174
12
16
4,400
21 %
Jan
Jan
300
5974
22
Jun
Oct
22 Ya
1314
*1
3,500
2214
587 a
29%
1
27
22
58
21
*17 %
2674
22
5714
13 Ya
*314
2674
2274
57%
21%
44
5
26%
2274
5674
22 Ya
89
~8% Nov~28
2674
2274
5774
21 Ya
14
?5/4 Jun~26~
2674
*22
x57%
5
22
May 27
5,800
12%
100
:
28% Oct
7% Aug 30
3,300
23
35 %
,
J.
33% Nov
'*
1274
2414
3774
3474
Mack Trucks Inc
Mar 13
435
27 Ya
x2674
340
1274
2414
,
Mar" 20
6
27%
77 Ya
1274
2474
59%
"
41
Jan
7714
12 Ya
X2414
3.33%
139
610*
7674
13%
2474
4
Co__
18
473% Dec 26
7674
1274
21
10
Dec
86
7614
3,200
2474
30
100
31% Nov 26
,
7 6 Ya
13%
29%
pfd
conv
20
28
7674
39 Ya
preferred
6% Sep
10% Feb
5,300
38%
Mac Andrews & Forbes common
4
323/4 July 12
32% May* 1-7
7% Mar 28
*
Mar
3,200
3874
25
(M) &; Sons Inc
Steel
2674
377a
25
lo
com
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
2614
3774
12%
Co common.
(P)
Louisville
26%
3614
15
preferred
i
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky).Nopar
-7
2574
3774
10
7%
Jan
26
3774
13
59%
100
series G
13
25 Ya
2414
conv
4.40%
11% Nov
26%
38 V*
2434
27%
*22%
100
series D preferred
series E preferred
5.7% Nov
600
26 Ya
37%
12%
10
4.35%
30% Jun
23% Oct 22
..*v
2874
1
4.25%
8
2874
25%
5
,
4
9
29 Yi
76%
Star Gas Co__
Lorillard
29
%
No par
preferred
Long Island Lighting Co
4
29
24 Ya
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
25
4
29
12%
\
Mar
Apr
6,400
2974
*29
25
2.50
Jan
Nov -15
44 Yi
—_10c
89
127% Mar
4374
10
5%
,27%
.
43 Yi
77
jj
28
106
.
4374
100
92
/,
43
38 Ya
com_
Feb
103
Al*g 26
1,200
44
27 Ya
(The)
22
7
3474
V*
5
25
23% Jan.-
3414
43 Ya
3474
4374
3Y4
List Industries Corp
Litton Industries Inc
4.84 %•
3374
7614
5
Lone
7
34%
3814
No par
36% May 13
Jun
33Y4
*3%
—
117
44 Ya
22
17,400
21 Ya
26 %
Co
Lone Star Cement Corp_
14
2
11
Jan
43 %
22
30
Co
Corp
4314
21
30
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
Lionel
42
21Y4
34 Yi
44
;
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Belt
11,400
42'/a
2114
*13 14
Lerner Stores Corp_
Link
34 Ya
4274
22
43%
Products
Fink
3374
4314
34
No par
(The)
&
3374
42%
21%
._No par
pfd
Lehman Corp
-
3314
43%
5
connnonl3
1,800
35
1
4
*
21
42%
21
*34%
lo
preferred
40% July 16
28% Apr
;
1,600
t
57% Jan.
12
93
Aug 26
15% Jan
2
116
July 24
*
31
144
,
2374
100 G
preferred'—
22
30% Nov
8% Nov 21"
2274
11
2274
1074
;
11
11
78% Nov
5
49% Jan
15
2274
No par
10
27% Dec 20
Nov
22%
1
M
120
22 Ya
*10%
2274
1074
,
31
80 \ Nov
1
23 «?.'■
Dec
61.
37% Nov 23
22%
1
_
Oct
93
9
'30% Nov 20
109.
May
-27% Feb
•
22%
lo
25 % Oct
.
19
103% Dec 28
.
1,600
22%
common
19% Oct
,
102% Jan 13
104
Mar 14
27-
86
200
2674
2.50
29% Oct
July 26
37% Dec
iflYa Oct~19
34 Ya
2674
5
11% Oct
25% May 14
33% Dec
Jan
*33 Ya
2674
No par
.
99%. Oct
58%
8
3414
26 Y4
.
>67% July 18
18
Jan
50
Aug 29
12
23
'
62Vi Aug 26
7
6% Nov 29
1
•S 130%.Aug.
9 '}
14% May 28
43% Jun
*33 Ya
2674
1
50c noncuin knd
253% May 24
15
22
7.7., Oct
13% Mar 29
4
,v;61% Oct
Jan
14%'Oct
68% Feb
.
9
$3
4
32% Jun
21
19
"
'
22
22
30
16% Dec 28.
74 % Feb
9
3314
2674
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common.
10
:•"
''
3
-2914 Nov 14
4
„an
33 Ya
26 Ya
;
(James) & Sons Co
3.85%
17% Mar 14
11
'
16%
33 Ya
*26 Ya
__
Lees
9
2,500
*32 Ya
26%
—.
->4
Jan
26% Oct
27
21% Jan
% 2% Jan
Apr
94 ;
20
53 Ya
33 %
*r4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
.;
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
5
8
'.36%
Jun
83
July 10
58
24
5
30
Mar 22
•17% Jun
26
24% July
18
Oct 22
25% Nov -14
*
'
30 *
-
Mar 22
5174
8.75
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co
Laclede Gas Co
4% Jan 24
27
51%
2618
E J Korvette Inc
2
16
3% Oct
'
-
"
16% Mar 13-
■
20% Oct
7
4% Jan
4
13
51
*32%
Kroger Co (The)
13
3% Nov
*83
Ya
53
1
Kroehler Mfg Co
'Jan
*80
88
53
100
Kresge
4
14% Apr
25% Apr
52%
50
preferred
21% Mar
47
51 %
No par
Power & Light Co
34% Jan
3
10
20
*83
*7% Apr 11
19
77
88
26
29% Apr
54% Oct
*74
85
14
4
600
77
85
11
10
*74
*82%
25% Sep
26
77
*80
241/5 Nov
Jan
22
*74
85
29
43% Jan
7514
85
12% Oct
31% Dec
X7514
*84
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
7
1,100
*81
29% Mar 29
50% Feb
36 Ya
100
KLM
4%
36 Ya
357a
preferred
100
Southern com
No par
City
.
2
36 Ya
3574
90
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
10
Apr
3574
82
Copper
Kern County Land Co
4
3574
*8774
Kennecott
July 11
36% Nov. 14
1
52% Jan 31,
18
17
22
35%
78
*80
King-Seeley Corp
Oct
27
40% Mar 19
36
*75
81
4%% coxrv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
25 % Oct
4;
900
*35%
90
32% July 5
43% Jan ;3
50% July 25
22
8874
*8774
Kayser (Julius) & Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
47% May 31
75% Jun 19
88
*79
15
Oct' 22
87
90
30
32%
X86 %
81
10% Oct
6
88
*8774
Mar 27
4
*87%
*79
4%
non-cuin
preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Apr 17
49% July 10
8774
80
Dec
123 % Jan
87%
91
Kansas
22
88
*8734
26% July 11,
Oct 21
39 Ya
x79Ya
32% May
,
39%
82%
29
32,
1,400
3974
90
22
79% Oct
43,800
7074
70
*33%
*89
22% Oct
12
2674
71
41
71
*81
cumulative
Kansas
3
2574
X6914
*40 Ya
100
4.35%
4
2574
72
40%
preferred
4.50%
96
48
24 3 4
7374
40 Ya
preferred
17
32
2574
x25Ys
72 Ya
88
Kansas City pr & Lt Co com_No
par
j.80% preferred
100
4%
cumulative preferred
100
Aug. 28
47
7
32% Dec
.
26
73
73
*40
100
preferred
conv
26%
25 Ya
41%
100
50
25% Oct
53% Apr
V
Nov 21
40
24
cum
,
25%
33%
preferred
21
1
Mar
39% Feb
12
98
,
conv
preferred-
.
4%%
Mar 12
83
>80
;
147% Mar 14
42% Apr 25
24
39% Jan
23 ;
cum
4%
48
27
23 ^
"43 % Oct
4 Ys%
*
28% Aug 14
24 % July 23
May 28 *
113
Kaiser Alum & Chem
Corp
5
89% Oct
1
92% May 9
46 % Jan 20
.
14
49
79 % Nov
103 V May 22
71% Feb
87
Mar
.
Feb
105% Aug
.
11
.74%,July 23
1
MSir 13
Apr 13
103;,.
97% Nov 28
r
33% Oct
44% Aug 14
7 y.
21H
14
69% Nov
3
Feb 20
>
46% May 19
109% May 9
f Adjusted figure before 3 for 1 split.
Ya
82%
80 %
10
21
Commerc ialand Financial Chronicle
The
22
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2170)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range tor
Prrriau
Lowest
Hlgfcest
Loweai
8
25:% Oct
22
50% Jan
6
2
38% Jun
Jan
33
26% Sep 26
Miami Copper
10
30% Jau
5
61% Sep
20
Middle
Midland
42% Dec
12
40
Dec
40
May 28
Dec
7
126
Jen
38
Feb
12
53
Nov
13
137
25% Oct 21
3
4J
6
Aug 10
36% Jen
9
14% Nov
Jen 23
90% July26
73% Jan
29
2% Oot
21
29% Feb
26Y2 Dec
68.
40
20
13% Oct
4
24% Jen
Oct
ft
88
Aug 30
19% Dec 31
33
76
22
Jen
61 % Sep
95
Dec
9% Dec
19
10
29% Jan
3
30% Jun
Jen
25
34%
5
19%
10
29%
Minnesota &
13
14
28% Sep
24% Nov
14
4% Oct
Corp
Mission Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel
13
3
76
Fbb
20
50
2
88
Feb 20
58
Nov
14% Deo 31
22
Mer 23
8
preferred
Co Inc
28% July 23
12
10% Nov
13
24% Jen
Oct
22
23% Jaflj
0
24% Jen
6% Oct 23
30% Feb 26
18
8
Class B
41% July 11
Monsanto
267/sMar
Montana-Dakota
51% Mer 19
18% Oct
22-
Monon
28
Jen
47
Jun 14
18% Nov
7
22
30% Jen 23
18% Nov
8
36% May 31
18 Ya Nor 27
38% Aug
1
46% Apr 17
25% Deo 14
28% Mer 11
37% Deo 13
61% Mer 14
30% Jen 23
45% Nov
f
13
37% Nov
7
21
32% Met
7
3
RR
class
Chemical
Montecatini Mining &
American shares
40% Jen
7
25% Jan
24
19% Jan
S
Morrell
51% July
2
Motorola Inc
40% Mey 10
18
4
Oct 24
22% Oct 30
16% May 28
62' Jen 23
21
31
42% Apr If
Mer II
31
(John)
74%
77%
15,600
Wheel
Munsingwear
26%
25%
20
25%
25%
26
20%
1,800
31%
35 %
33%
34%
33%
34
34%
35%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
19%
15,000
19,000
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
JO
80%
5%
30%
6.700
5%
5%
3.100
41%
38%
40%
8.100
26%
20,100
47a
24,500
July 26
May 1
574
4%
52 7 b
18%
60
29
18% Jan
4
Natco
80% Jan
8
8
*9 7b
107 b
17
17
17
*12
%
7%
7%
61
61
r-17-
12%
i
1.000
12
7
>
400
17
'
12
-*77b
280
107b V
*10
-
£■■
'
1,000
31%
317a
33%
197b
197b
397b
20
20^8
4,300
417 b
41%
4174
417b
417 a
1,200
18%
19
32%
327b
*13%
500
"18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
30%
31
30%
30%
31%
32
17%
*17%
18%
19
25,200
26,800
19%
18%
18%
32
31%
31%
17%
17%
17%
1778
4,200
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
11%
10%
11%
11
11%
4.600
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
44 %
6,900
38
37%
37%
*37%
38
37%
37%
43 %
3
*37%
10
5
16%
17%
23%
23%
'
17%
*17%
37%
*37
500
38
17
23 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
36%
17%
2.900
23%
*16%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2.800
16%
16%
16%
16%
23%
16%
16%
700
32%
x31%
32%
31%
32
31
16%
31%
16%
32%
31%
31%
3.800
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,700
42
40
40
42 %
100
*15%
5
1
10
42
*41%
No par
*40
42
*40%
16%
*38
N
23
Nov 26
35% Jan
150
Nov 21
179
13
National Automotive
Jtily 3
38% Jan 14
National Aviation
40% Nov
National
Fibres
12%
42
42
16%
15%
2
Jan
69
July 90
46% Feb 12
20
Apr 11
26% May 14
20% Oct 22
20
Feb 10
33% Dee
30-
«
Feb
1
163% Apr
15% Jan
142% Aug 19
9% Nov 14
Jen 30
"15% Aug 17
7
9
10%
271
a
28%
28
40%
40%
x40
_5
...
10
common
7%
preferred A
Corp__
National Cash Register.
4
24% May 22
50% July 11
34% Jen 23
42% Aug 14
33
Jun
20
38% Mer 18
21*% Mer
25% Jun 27
14
Nov
14
23% Jan
19
20% Feb 10
92% Deo 17
29% Oct 11
•
19% Oqt 22
101% Aug 21
77% Oct
16% Oc.t
28% May 21
101% Apr
J
22
22
4%%
145
40%
'
21% Mer 11
61% Apr 13
105% Feb 22
93
-Dec 28
76% Jen 23
•v
154
Dec
132
r
Nov 30
10
11% Jen
0
'
32% Feb 14
16% Jen 20
33% Deo 28
48
.
Jen 20
Dec 13
V 7
Oct 15
■*'
10% Dec 26
12% Feb 13
9%
-75
Deo
15
8
16% Apr 26
79
...
21%
21%
33%
32%
33
36%
37
36%'
36% ,26%
-
14%
14%
14%
"
14%
1474
"'3,200
'21%
23,500
.'37
14%
'•
20%
21%
x79
81
21%
;
1
79
-
.
<r
50
17% Sep
23% Nov
4% Oct 22
.13% Qct
3 ',
18
16 % Feb
Nehl
4
Neisner Bros
13
85
25
14
Oct
22
76
Oct
30"
'
17
67% Oct 22
1
15% Nov
14
19% Nov
75
July 25
600
Jen
New
New
7
39% Nov
15
28
'
■>
Inc_
New
July 29
York
Air
36% July 25
29% Jan 10
New
York Central
N Y
Apr 22
New
York Dock
103
Mar 11
351
Mar 28
200
•
Nov
11
$5
77a
7%
7%
7%
9%
•
9%
5%
*13%
;
5%
%
5%
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11%
13%
11%
26%
26%
26%
26%
72%
72%
72
non-cum
'■
.
148
126% 126%
13%
12";
>: 31
14%
14%
14%
67
74%
75%
76
19%
18
45
18%
19%
,_No par
20%
20
[12% Nov 27
-
30
Jen
3
3
32% Dec 26
>
64% Jen
19
.
58
jun 21
6% Nov 14
16% Nov
Nov 2|
17
14
Jan
15
778
6,900
7%
7%
7%
7% 1
7%
7%
3,400
9%
9%
*9%
9%
97b
97 a
700
5%
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5%
5%
5%
57 b
57 b
2,500
13%
36
36%
39
39%
;•.
.
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13%
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11%
11%
*11%
11%
r
26%
26%
25%
26%
26 7 b
27
2.9O0
71
72
71
71
72
73
420
,
"
11%
14%
14
76
76
69%
67%
68%
75
76 %
76%
14Va
39
Preferred
41% Jan 14
18% Oct 11
64% Jan
4
New
N
19
3,400
17%
17%
15%
17%
167b
17
81,800
1
20%
21
20,700
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103
*98
50
200
200
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250
20
20%
19%
79
*98
103
*98
250
*181
_
'181
250
"181
7
*7
-
34% Deo
4
39% Mer 27
32 V* Oct
94
,75% Nov 28
28% Deo
6
72% Sep
3
26% Oct 22
Mer 8
34% Feb 29
,69% Nov 29
Nov 28
85% Feb 23
91
Feb 13
63
73
78
Dec
98% Jen
72
,82
.Dec 11
18%
-
103
Nov
Jen II
87-
Ajfr
31% Mer
12
73% Feb
1
1
14
July 29
Nov
78
Oct
81
Jan
30
13
86 V* Apr
11
17
90
28
Jan
102% July 15
22%
4
AugTi
18% Apr
10
25% July 18
43
5
Apr 13
29
22
39% May 17
70% Jan
3
73% July 18
Oct
57% Nov
15
7
20% Oct
4
24% Jan
8
7
25% Oot 19
; ;22% Nov 19
20% Oct
4
39% Jen
2
15% Nov
14
26% Feb
<
5%
Gas
77% Dec 28
41
Mey 8
-•
v
104
68
Sep 19
Jen
3
67
Oct
23
50% Aug
8
40
Oct
21
8
96
111
Jun
100
35% Oct
X
16% Oct
1
82
Deo
(84
Dee
18% Aug
91
103
6
If
.85% Dee 18
,
7
Feb 21
Jen
3
101% Jen
15
14
102
4
Mar
Nov
8
19
49% May 31
18%
18
18 %
16%
17%
177 b
18%
22
22%,
21
22
21%
23%
227a
237-a
33%
34
34
34%"
34%
347b
*73%
74
73%
73%
*72%
27%
28
27%
28%
28!
65
33%
33%
100
74%
75
102% Jen
71
*68%
71
74
*72
78
*77%
78
X
28% Jen
8
2
see
page 26.
*99%
.
32%
*19%
58%
571 b
57%
5,800
22%
207a
217b
400
25%"
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
277b
15%
15%
15%
!
.
*15%
50
*68
69
10
-51
51%
100
100
Northern Pacific Ry
5
*68
50%
*97
,
98
101
101
100%
34
33%
34
100%
14%
4
78
60
1
100
*78
79
*78
80
$4.16 preferred series
100
*82
85
*82.
85
13% Oct 22 •-
! 9% Oct 23
28% Feb
17% Jan
20% July 22
25
38
Nov
4
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
4
Northwest,Airlines Inc
14
July 12
4.6%
Pharmacal
1
10
22%
11
25
preferred
Norwich
common
100
*78
Co
*24%
1225
32%
79%
22%
*78
51%
52%
97
97
97
101
101
100%
1
33%
.
14%
78 Va
79%
*78 •;
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78%
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85
*78
77%
'
21%'
22%
11%
11%
11%
24%
24%
«3%
33%
20%
-
10%.
*24%:
33
22 V*
*80
21%
1.200
30
3.800
:
97%
520
347i
1,260
31,100
102
'
33%
15
15%
17,000
68 %
69 %
697b
240
73 %:
78%
80
300
79%
79%
77%
80
15
.
100
13,700
-
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53
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^
'
69
527b
33%'
14%
68%
78
77%
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101
32%
68%
'68
79%
25
32%
51%
14%
68 %
78
79
68
50%
16
1574
15%
68
33
14%
68%
IOO
15%
68
97
: *
98
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15%
68
69
51%
.27
25%
15%
(Minn)—
1
900
57%
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79
8
910
1,800
20%
33
22%
68%
19
32%
58%
14%
Feb
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58%
14%
90% Feb
19%
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*21%
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92
19%
32%
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58%
5
1
'
22%
100
14
19%
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350
'
100%
58%
Mar 29
Feb
100
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92
8
100
100
'
74
80
21%
$3.60 preferred series—.
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series™
$4.11 preferred series
Oct
74
*78
32%
19%
19%
32%: 32%
Common
78
100
73
*69 7 b
72
78
*77%
L
19%
77% Nov 13
.
78
59%
1
preferred
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300
65
58%
'
preferred
71
72
40
10,900
287 b
21%
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com.
100
65
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72
6,700
74
a
25
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
'
100
Feb 14
25% Aug 20
For footnotes
19%
"32
82
79% Oct
1
99%
5
100
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71
72
9,770
•
25
Norfolk & Western
5,80%
*77
100
v
,
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727'2
65
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73
Nopco Chemical Co—:
5%%
63
04%
*69
100
•
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100
100
'
03
.
28%
100
preferred
4.10% preferred
5.25%
preferred —:
Niagara Share Corp—
Northeast Capital Corp;
Northern Central Ry. Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
74
17% Jun 11
77% Nov
Oct
28
34
'28
'
Nov
f
20% Oct
21% Jan ,8
27%
No par
33%
*73%
4
13% Oct 22
66
9
99% July 2|
29% Jen 13
19% Jen, J
14
107
Sep 27
Nov
,
Jan
58% May 20
5,200
18%
23
3.90%
North American
1.800
.18%
No par
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Cov com
3.40% preferred
[
3.60% preferred
Northern States Pwr Co
72% Dec 17
184 - Deo 12
,
79
1
32 V* Nov
«6
.
24% July 17
77b
18%
.
49% Sep
16% Jen 16
7b
22%
Corp—
10
■-
250
1
Common
■
'38% Nov 29
f
6%
103
•
100
series A
Shipbuilding Corp
'
69
9
38% Apr 12
'
98% Aug 20
Mey25"
,33 % Jen
60% Jan
~
31
30
York
7%
7%
8
79
*76 7b
*75
103
79
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103
Y State Electric
100
7b
20
18%
'
5,000
78%
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79
18%
*98
*7%
8,900
'
19
No par
7%
-
.
18%
preferred
•
-
70%
•
"
19
18%
79
*7%
22,200
■' 10
14 7b
78
*75%
69
^-"500
11%
147b
14%
78%
66%
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:,
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3,000
-
;
,
79
Common
12,700
37%
40*b
77 b
*76
*
-100
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a
377 b
No par
„
59
307
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co—
-
20,500
57
39%
20%
'
900
17
17
30%
56% .56%
31%
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7%
18%
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common
N Y & Harlem RR Co
,
...
17%
17
.
1.500
13%
32
39%
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680.'
1287 b
137b
317 b
7%
78
19 V*
-
210
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36%
7%
7
7
69%
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70
-
21,200
149
31
39
39
78%
70
78 %
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13,000
101%
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31%
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,
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14%
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69%
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128
17%
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99%
148%
147
31
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:
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11,900
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85
1
9.800
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81
17%
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85
98
7,500
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10
17
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13%
72
5
80%
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148
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Chicago & St Louis Co
87
4
'
39%
.
9%
I
Brake
21
Oct
36%
36%.
7%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
73%
96%
97
94%
31%
1
Newmont Mining Corp
;
Newnort News Ship & Dry Dock
When issued
:
■20%
17%
"
9%
100
20%
40
17%
No par
preferred
2Q
78%
•
16%
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: [38%
'
7%
;
common
98% Aug 13
17
July 24
24
84 % Jan
15
3
440
2
Jan
8
7%,
5
,
39%
17%
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39%
*
36%
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81
-
36%
39%
1
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Corp
3%%
36%
_l
Newberry Co (J J)
130% May 20
47% Jen
107
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19
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8
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14
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8
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43% May 27
37% May 23
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4
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2
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14
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27
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2
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4
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STOCK
NEW YORK
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Number 5691
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range tor Prevlou*
Year1956
Leweil
49
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Dec
14
13
58%' Aug 13
110% Jan
4
42% Oct
22
83%- Oct
24
52% May 9
101% Mar 18
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3
29
Nov
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35
Oct
21
44% Jun
17% Nov
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20
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3
97
Jan
15
22% Oct
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93
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4
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17
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Nov
20
91
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60
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27
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88% Dec
6
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Jan
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27
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Oct
10
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22
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37% Jun
73
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15
Nov
2
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Nov
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13
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104
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21
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9
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14
15
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22
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8
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12
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9
Oct
2
29
122% Sep 28
128
Dec
142% July 16
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9
26
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28
9
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48% Dec
13
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9
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Dec 26
20
Oct
22
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22
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23
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22
4
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6
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30% Jan
9
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84% July 23
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40'A Jan
4
23% Jun
8
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23
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2
10 % Sep
17% Dec 20
26
6% Mar 12
14% Jun 25
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38% Jun
37
Sep, 26
Nov
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37
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16
05
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86% Jun 11
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12
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13
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22
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2
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8
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1
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21
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21
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22
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9
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8
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16
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29
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14
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7
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11
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4
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19
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23
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5
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16
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82
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4
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9
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83
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14
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4
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8
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94
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27 y« Mar 20
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11
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21
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134
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25
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6
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8
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21
37 y* Jan
4
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7
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23
22
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13
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12
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3
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23
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18
7
22
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23
21
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11
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
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55
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8
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31
10
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Nov
14
3734 Nov
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22
24
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22% Jao 16
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19% Jun
44% Jun
21
51% Sep
37% Oct
22
48
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24
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32% Feb
4
28
29
Dec
3
26% Dec
11
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10
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16
77
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•42
39
6,500
44%
18%
•48
300
19%
44,800
58
1,000
92%
3%
92%
50
15%
14%
15%
1,800
3V4
2,000
*3
51%
52
53%
92
*89'A
92
43 Va
44%
x41%
42%
35%
92
35%
x35%
35 Va
20 V*
20%
*20
21
*20%
♦93
S4
•94
10,300
21
94
94
*89 %
200
14%
39
42
38
1,800
•30%
18%
♦48
3
88
14%
*30%
38%
18%
8,500
49%
*42%
18%
2,000
6,300
.
51
45
48
18%
20,400
4%
49
18'/a
38 Va
*43
4%
50
14%
31%
38
4%
51
m*
*50
87 Va
14%
*30%
•89%
41%
92"
'
43%
18,100
36
li.oqo
35%
36
35%
36
20%
20%
20'A
20%
100
92
92%
92 Va
93
100
77%
77 %
77%
77%
77%
77 JA
76 y2
77 Va
78%
78%
270
88
87 Va
87%
87 Va
87 Va
87
87%
87%
87%
190
*94 Va
100
♦87
♦92
35%
300
90
95%
95%
.*94%
95 Va
95
94%
95
1
24 %
24%
24%
25 Vb
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
10,800
3
13 %
14%
14
14>%
13%
14
13'/a
14'/a
14%
15
21,500
100
•57'%
100
58
•57%
•57%
58
95
•93%
57
57
40%
58
41%
57
50
200
57
'
5
40
40%
39%
40%
*70
71
♦70
71
68
70
•65%
71
*68
74
*65
70
*65
70
*65
69
•65
67
•64%
69
1
%'
8
*93
40%
8
97%
40
8%
"35%
36%
40%
40%
36%
40 %
40%
40%
41
89 Va
*88
7%
•88
40%
97%
95
35%
89 %
8
•95
8%
97 %
36%
•88
8
95
♦8
•95
30 %
No par
•8%
41%
5,600
•
'800
1,000
8%
89%
20
36 Va
36%
377a
73,000
40%
'
97%
35%
40%
40%
40%
2,300
88
88
•95
•88
30
89 Va
13 %
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
14 y8
147b
3,500
2
50
50%
49 Va
50
50
50%
50%
50%
50
50%
3,100
18%
3,000
17%
17%
Xl7 Va
17%
85%
*34%
85 Va
*84'%
85%
x83
83
86'%
*84
86
♦84
86'a
♦82%
85%
85%
85%
100
31
5,600
Coal Co
18
.1
31 %
31%
1
Inc
15%
15%
Glass Co
16 %
10
& Bolt
17%
18
17%
30%
30'A
30 %
30 %
30%
15%
♦15'A
15 Va
15%
15
15
15%
157b
142
*135%
69
•135%
142
*135%
142
;
n:75%
*135%
137
•135 V*
137
:
135'A
17%
18
17 %
69 %
7
l
6%
10
17%
18%
100
67
100
*73
68%
69%
7
7
68%.
6%
-
•122
69%
69 Va
.
67b
7
17%
17%
17 7 b
17%
*65%
68%
*65%
68%
75
*73
76
*73
x20 %
17
75
21%
20%
20%
130
%
17
17%
67
20%
48%
21
*122
•117
47
48
78
75
*67
•75
•
72 Va
*20
75
..
2.50
18%
18%
18%
5
25%
25%
25%
1
18%
•18
187b
34 %
26%
25%
25%
35%
-
30
33
33%
20%
xl9%
19%
19%
*117
i.
47
;
21%
21'A
21%
21%
217a
49%
49%
49 Va
49%
49%
49 Va
134%
135(4
17%
17%
187 b
70
69%
"
127
1,300
25%
25%
2,600
75,300
25
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman Inc
1
'
:
30
32%
34
3974
20
20 Va
20%
3,500
*
21%
217*
21%
217b
4,100
1
49 V*
4974
49 Va
50 %
38
38%
38%
39
29
29%
14,400
25%
257b
2,400
79%
7974
337*
80
79%
79
,
*77
79
83
81
82%
*81
83
;
*m
8274
84
84
•83
83 Va
•82 V*
83%
[
8374
35%
X35%
35%
38 Vb
35%
i
*82%
357 b
35%
65%
65 Va
•82
84
7,200
2,100
170
..
60
180
83%
85 Vb
36%
'
37
5,300
20
65%
•65%
66%
>
*65 Va
66%
•66
*20
22
•20
22
)
*20
22
♦20
22
*19
21
*20
21
•19
21
1
*19
21
*19 y*
21
♦103
110
•103
110
*103
110
{
!
*103
110
.
67
22
65%.
*20
25
preferred
40O
78
25 Va
i
*81
100
com
7,700
49%
19%
*79'%
25
Inc
127
47%
•75 %
18%
79.
Industries
40
187b
79%
preferred
2,700
*18%
'
preferred
preferred
200
21
78
4.18 %
preferred
,4.16%
preferred
74
•115
,
48%
4.30 %
*35%
68
20%
25%
No par
100
3,500
15,900
•72%
2074
29
Public 8erv Co of Indiana
8,800
7%
6774
'
73
25 Va
100
10
70
4,900
is y8
7
68
;
.
70%
-
-
17%
7
177b
t
'
com
142
135%
*75
207 a
21%
2
of Colorado
34%.
20%
10
Power Co
900
•
"
127
48%
130
47%
t
•
78
30
85
30%
139
17%
•83
31%
339
139
•135%
1.25
Gamble
(The)
24
5 Va
15%
25'A
Pure Oil
1,300
24 Va
24
%
10
cum
1,100
23
*23
24
%
25
♦4.75
700
13,500
45
23
24%
*23
25 Va
4.20%
3
*23
25 Va
Publieker
100
16%
*21%
25%
26
118
*1574
•3
25%
3%%
12
16%
*15%
25
4.32%
22
*15%
16
preference com-JNo par
preferred
100
preferred
100
4
4% Oet
1,000
5,700
21%
81.40 div
4
64
21
29 Va
79% Mar 19
102 74 Sep
8,600
20%
*20%
29
24% Feb
1
150
60
38 Va
33% Feb
2
39
59
21
287 b
4
MAv
39
587b
57%
*38
38%
11
10% May
39
39
20 %
29
Oct
74
3074
38%
Sep
7,000
30
28%
4.08%
42 VA
88
29 %
38%
65
19% Sep
40%
•86
24,800
17%
West
Co
407b
89
29%
28%
20 %
30
40
*86
2974
38%
88% Mar 29
26% Mar 14
120
July 25
*38
40 Va
88
29%
28%
26% Jan
9
*86
38%
40
May
88
29%
10
22
July 24
40
39%
29%
No par
33% Oct
40 %
1
39 V*
39%
13
♦84
Pub Serv El & Gas
.
Feb
12%
5874
1QQ
(The)
Public Serv
81% Oct 23
95
12%
•84%
Electric
&
127b
100
Co
<fc
127 <t
♦29 %
com
Polaroid Corp
Potomac
12%
10
convertible
Procter
Jun
13%
20 Va
No par
No par
Plough Inc
°1vmouth Oil Co
30
6
12%
39
48
16
Jun
5,000
♦86
40
*75
25
23
380
4%
58%
1
$3.50
122%
4%
59%
75
Pitts ton Co
20
122%
4%
20%
16%
100
18
Jun
135
121 Va
4%
58%
Ash pfd
Jun
117
121%
4%
20%
preferred
Pittsburgh
84
21
121%
4%
59%
Young &
Mar 29
22
39%
29%
1,360
121 Va
4%
21%
100
68% Oct
14;
Feb
121
%
4
59%
Virginia.
44% Oct
121
4%
♦20%
&
1
Feb
155
*
117
88
*38
Pittsburgh
19
31
116%
No par
Screw
31
24
Dec
7,400
21
115%
13 Va
39 %
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Dec
28
90
37
•19%
115 Va
•18
No par
Metallurgical
90
Dec
36% Jan
36%
1157^
(conv)
preferred
71% Nov
132
36'A
21%
115
preferred
convertible
19% Oct
122
Oct
36 Va
115%
*21
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts
36 Va
21%
115%
100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
74
36%
*19
115%
1
Pitts Coke & Chem Co cbm
20% May 16
140
22
100
1
14% Oct 22
139
36%
*19
18%
122
29%
25
_
Pitts Consolidation
16
22
*86
5
i
21
163 Va Jan
6,600
100
common
98% May 15
46% Jan
7
Dec 11
3,700
47
5
84 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
85
39%
46%
No par
PetroleiLD,
$4.80
39%
467b
8%
2074
preferred
series
Phillips
May"!
39 Va
45%
100
63 y4 Jan
70%
387b
46
1
com
13
3
39%
45 Va
1
common
preference
35% Nov
Jan
38%
45%
36 %
12.50
10
39% Jun
39%
45%
87b
common
66% Dec
3
18
x38%
36%
10
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
5% preferred
3
18
40'A
46%
3
(conv)
13% Jan
Feb
*17
8%
Corp
96% Jan
59% Jan
18 %
5
22
102
600
*17
3
Amer
21
45
7»
of
Oct
9
10%
18%
1
No par
100
94% Jan
17
10%
*17
10
87 b
preferred
3.90%
5,200
18%
lo
common
16
99% Mar 14
7
400
974
10%
9%
3
preferred
8.80%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Phllco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common^-.:
4%
8%
9Va
*10 %
4%
100
8
Oct
; 149
3
8%
9%
10%
13
100
1
89
22% Feb
Jan
31% Apr 22
18% Apr 15
21
79% TTov~27
106
8
9%
*10%
10
8 Va
4.40%
14
8
10 Va
10
preferred
conv
8
60
9%
33V3c
Phlla Electric Co
1
23
8
1,900
5,400
86 V*
40
preferred
2nd
8%
*85
2%
Corp
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
6
36
26
4%
*8
86%
-
3 Va
Pfelffer
Pfizer
87%
*85 Va
8,900
25 V*
8%
RR
Phelps-Dodge
86'A
87%
24%
8%
Sand
Corp
87 Va
57
87
2474
8%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
4%%
88
55%
86
Va
3%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Petroleum
24
25
&
Pet Milk Co
55 V*
86
24%
8%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Feb
in
109% Jan
40% May 21
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
105% Apr
94% Feb
103
Dec
7
42% Feb
10
Dec
9
41% Oct
28
39% Oot
Apr
26
96% Dec
64
t
45% Feb
20 Va Dec
Dec
22% Jan
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
107
54% Jan 23
35% Dec
Jan
22 Va Apr 12
7 Va Mar 12
3% Nov 26
93% Oct
Jan
14% Nov
31
36% Oct
1
54%
86
24
3
series preferred
21
55%
86
*19
No par
Corp
Light com
preferred
32% Oct
54%
19,900
1
43% Nov
Feb
55%
87
24%
40
39 Va
No par
21
13
109
15%,
37%
28,300
87
•14%
3774
24
115%
25
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)
12% Oct
48% Nov
19
*85
16%
36%
54%
*121
25
6
Dec
87
♦14
^.25
18
91
*85
15%
38%
5
preferred
Penn-Dixle Cement Corp
Penn-Texas Corp common
81.60 preferred
Sep
112% Mar
37
1
common
66 Va
27
87
♦14%
87
8
200
5,400
-
46
3.50
16% Jun
92% Dec
21 Va
No par
Peninsular
Glass
20%
16
preferred
Power
197a
39%
No par
2.50
Co
6% conv prior
Penick & Ford
Penn
43%
19%
36%
1
Patlno Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
Penna
70%
44 %
*10%
1
Corp
Transportation
Pennsalt
70
4374
10%
1
""*
30
9
70
42%
56 %
X87%
1,700
7,900
874
19 %
_iq
23
45% Jan
87
15%
38%.
30
'
87
8
-II_25
No~par
Nov
July 2
.70% July 12
64% July 19
*68 Va
8%
300
*17
Co
40% Jan
69 %
43 Va
25%
10
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
Common
No par
4% preferred
100
Telep
69
8%
16%
*10%
|
Tin Consolidated
Corp
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Proof
81/4
88
IncIIs
Pacific
&
8%
24%
15
No par
22
19% Jan
55%
100
43
88
38
%
8%
87
100
.
common
Mills
21
13
.
20%
15%
45% Jan
.
70
44
81.30
31 Ve Jan
222,500
98
43%
39%
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
101
43%
96
43%
Pacific Telep & Teleg
common„_100
6% preferred
100
28% May 16
27
427b
9874
43%
3874
Pacific Lighting Corp
28
17
427b
98
41
98
8 Va
*14%
preferred
Pacific Finance Corp..
Pacific Gas & Electric
9
29
41
42%
43%
6%
20
Dec
7,900
100%
*85%
Fisheries Inc
Pacific Cement &
Aggregates
23% Sep
11
24 Va
8%
1
Pacific Coast Co common..
22% Sep
78% Nov
84
23%
X100%
Pacific Amer
13
21% Jun
16%
84
24
8%
No par
28% Mar 27
43% July 11
Oct
16%
84
23%
70%
Corp_IIIl
preferred
24% Mar 26
23
23^
*16%
*82
101%
•69
110
16%
23%
8%
(The)
29% Jan
30% Jan
101%
30c
Fiberglas
14
May 31
X42%
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4% cumul preferred
Parmelee
43%
*84 »/a
84
69%
Corp
11
21
42%
16%
*82
23%
_6.25
Co
Rust
16%
84
23%
;i
preferred
Elevator
Parker
16%
•82
23%
100
common
convertible
Outboard
17
84
Conv preference 1951 series—100
21
24% Jun
*82
5
Common
26
Oct
*16%
100
series.—
Natural
25% Nov
-
com
^20
Parke Davis
42%' Feb
16
Elec
45% Mar 29
24
220
85%
23%
Pacific
200
29%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
24% Jun
27 %
7
7% Apr 22
lSysJan
4
7
Jan
27% Nov 29
Jun
187% Mar 12
22
12% Oct
132
87%
85 Va
Gas
7.50
Chemical Corp—
85
87%
4,400
29%
Preferred
Oxford
130
86%
85%
86
85%
29%
Overland
86
78
*75
86
87
Owens Corning
86'A Nov 13
86
78
77
86
29 %
16% July 15
3
45%
85 Va
77
85%
77
30%
Oklahoma
Outlet
45%
85%
85%
77
29%
preferred
Otis
447b
85
85
77
No par
Oklahoma
Oliver
85%
Shares
44 Va
*85 %
68
Jan
85%
44%
the Weeac
Nov. 15
Co
Oil
4%
Too
Friday
Nov. 14
100
66% July 25
21
24
a
Ohio
"HI
44%
Sulci for
Thursday
Nov. 13
I
36% Oct 21
9
13
17% Jan 22
31% Oct 31
47
PRICES
Wednesday
preferred
50% Oct
18
51% May
102 Va Jan
17V* Jan 22
23% Feb
Mar 26
38% Oct
90% May 31
49%Jun 19
18% Oct
50% July 26
4.44%
Olin Mathleson
8% Oct
9
9
14
18
2
17% Jan
14
103% Mar
16% Sep 26
81% July 24
2
107 Va Jan
31
33% Feb
Jun
29% July 16
Nov 29
Nov
19% July 13
104
Jan
45
X8574
47% Apr
**7% May 23
44%
ipn
99% Mar 25
44% Jan
4
43
45%
100
13
10
45
preferred
12
34*4 Jan
19
preferred
85% Nov
85 % Nov
4
common,
preferred
27
11
10
33% Jan
Co
4.56%
76% Jun
Jan
109% Feb
89
Edison
4.40%
Jan
110
5
Ohio
3.90%
100
18
31
77
Nov. 12
1
20
Dec
82% Dec
11
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Pgr
29
Dec
95
105
Monday
EXCHANGE
78
48
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
o
90*4 Dec
23
5
5%
No par
•69
5%
5%
5%
69%
69
69
23%
10
'
23%
23%
23%
4
5%
•69
23%
6
23%
5%
•
69%
I
50%
50%
50
50%
49%
50%
5
30%
30%
30 Va
31%
30 Va
30%
29%
5%
24,200
20
69%
2374
24
24 Vb
50
50
50%
6,800
7.100
30%
307b
31 y2
37,700
237 b
No par
115
s
5%
*69
69%
49%
•105
6
*69 %
'
f
*
i
*
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
24
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2172)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
£«»r 1956
Nov. 12
Nov. 13
89% Deo
Feb
20
33% Apr
19
153
Nov 21
130
26
5
23% Oct
22
Oct
22
40
78
34%
126
26%
27
of America com__No par
28%
64%
*25%
29%
No par
5
No par
34%
34%
34%-
34%
3<*%
126%
*126%
128%
*126%
127%
*126%
?25%
26%
*25%
34%
34%
127
127
6Ve
7
29% Jan
34,%
Oats Co (The) common—5
preferred
.
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Quaker
13
Feb
138
123% Aug 13
65
-
26%
,
Radio Corp
May 13
60% Mar 22
70% Nov 27
87% Feb 14
20 % July 11
64% Jun 24
17
Mar 22
12
48% Feb 11
59% Jun
7
11
12
16% Dec
4
§3% Jan
23
59% Apr
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
,.
Jan
21% Aug
6
12
34% Jan
27
16% Aug
11% Mar 14
15% Apr
July 19
31% Feb 14
19 % Mar
37% May
37% Sep 24
44 % Jan
16% Mar 18
24
: Nov 14
32 % NOV 14
Dec
12
13
4
20% Jan
11
35
Dec 31
40
Oct 21
31% Jan
12% Jan
3% Oct 22
13% Sep 11
32% Nov 14
18
18% July 19
Jan
54%* July
4
43% Jan
3
Oct
16
5 % Oct
9
Oct
22
60% Dec
17
13
13
40% Oct 22
Oct
2Q
40
85
Aug
Oct
Apr 26
81
Sep 12
Dec 21
52% July 22
6
11% Oct 22
11
37% Mar 15
105 % Jan
5
82 Vt Jan
21% Jan
68% Jun
31% Nov 29
18% Jun 29
25
27% Dec
10
Feb
9
22 % Nov
Apr
34
38
105
6%
-7
4,.
•
v,
31% Dec 13
17% Jan 11
44% Dec 31
36 % July 16
38% Apr
6
13% Apr 26
9
•
Nov 28
6
Ritter Company
8
Roan
13
13%
-
300
15%
26,600
13 Va
4,200
21
24%
24 Va
24%
32%
32%
*31%'
*27%
28 Va
27%
52,200
21%
24' i
-
37'
*33 r
.
6,300
33
700
■
500
27%
38
*33
18%
18 Va
18 Vt
6%
6%
6%
4*
3%
2,300 •
18%
6%
7
.1
'
14%
13
14%
20% -21%
18 Va
3%
1,600
,
c
26%
27%
25%
40%
Corp—
r
82
73 %
73%
89'
<
13%
12%
62
*22 %
23 Vt
•-
5%
Aircraft
Rome Cable Corp
Ronson
Nov
13
9% Oct
11
13% Jan
39% Feb
12
60% Jun
20% Oct
22
Feb
26
40% May 16
34% Aug
9
2
10
.».
36 Va
37 Vt
66.400
39%
39 Vt
39%
39%
40
1.000
60%
60%
61%
61% '
62
12,900
82
25
1,800
73 Va
90%
90 Va
820
4,200
28,300
12 Va
;;12%
12%
2Vt
2Vt
2%
2%
2Vb
61
61 %
5,500
20%
.20%
20 Vt
21%
3,400
*22 Vt
23 Vt
*22%
59
60%
20%"-'
22%
25%
5%
5%
8,000
24 Vt
7,500
*27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
2,200
25%
-25%
25 Vt
25%
5,700
1,280
26
•
>.■
•
330
22
*81%
*81 Vt
23%
24%
21
...
24%
21
21%
21%
9%
40%
21%
21%
20%
31 Va
31
5,100
24%
*21%
300
22
9%
2,800
42%
60,400
22
10.700
9%
9%
9/8
9%
9%
40 %
41%
40 Va
42%
41%
20%
21%
32 Va
32%
3,800
31%
20 Va <21%
31% :31Va
21%
31%:
21%
31 Va
31Va
42
30
86
23%
8%
8%
8%
400
16,200
12,100
9%
9%
335
328 Va
86
324
86
*81V4
24 %
42%
100
31
*29
29
29 %
334
332
23%
22%
24
23%
•-
5
4%
'
•
60
*
-27%
-
27%
1
•
5 Va
22%
22%
-
9%
;
,
..
*8
8%
8%
8%
8%
82
73%
"
2%
*22
24Va : 25
9
88
87%
■
*72
82
74% -.74%
•
•
82 Vt
82
*8 Va
<
12%
20%
333 V '337
.
..
12%
,
27 Vt
*21
-
88%
x59%
x25%"., 26% :
21 Vt
8
*72 /
74 Vt
*27%
42 Va
5
(Jacob)
Ruppert
11
21 %
—1
(The)
Ruberoid Co
5,700
35%
5
86
24%
1
20 Guilders
1
Corp
Royal Dutch Pet Co
Royal McBee Corp
8%
34%
12%
30
27 Vt
27%
*82
1
5
Corp
13,800
8 Va
35%
5
*28
30
30
100
preferred series A
4%
25%
29,500
87%
23 Va
22 %
27
Rohr
25
-
8
*72
23 Vt
5
-
335
33% May 21
32
July 24
24 Va
26"
'23%
..
8%
*73Vt
'
'2%
*22 Vt
23%
26%
4
V
•
20%; 21 Vt
5 Vt
23%
Mines—_—
common
2,200
-
60%
62 Va -
61%
21 Vt
330%
Co
& Haas
Rohm
26
26 Va
12%
2:Vt
2%
2%
61%
*20%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
46 -
26
•
5
20
5
31% July 24
423% May 8
96
May 29
45
89
*
500
10
10
44%
35
a
73% V:
12%
r! 9%
*9%
8
82
♦
4,000
43%
26% •: 26%
24%
61 Va
'
5%
10
'
*72 •-/.
5Va
39%
37 V
/ 73%
■>:
90
*38%
10
_5
.
:
Antelope Copper
x61
62 Vt
62
35.600
'5% ,<5%
24 %
39% \ 40
*72
30
21%
44%
8%
"**•
100
20 Va
10
24%
36
300
2,200
43%
9%
x8
*22
5%
*5%
5%
5%
No par
Corp
21
37
%C
56
55
19%
8
36%
*54
55
19%
44 T 8
8
22%
20%
27%
25
*22
56
25 %
*26%
33
22%
200
13%
33
*55
:
9%
10
45%
13%
32%
22%
44 V#
£
10
13%
32%
*22
18% ',,20%
5%
*5%
44%
*13%
33%
56
-
14
33
22%
18%
*3%
33%
*55
18 %
4
*13%
14
,
"
*22
*27%
15% Jun
2,500
"
51
*50%
50
'
14%
37<
*3%
56
5%% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par
21
7% Oct 24
1,700
18%
50
27 %
'■
..,6%
■■
22%
22%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
22
28
Oil
Paper
v
33%
'
July 17
Oct
Oct
21
Dec 28
Riegel
Rheem
34
36% July 19
19% Oct 22
12~
29
Richfield
4
29"% Mar
*
-
18
4
14
%
14
33%
10
Preferred
4
81% Nov
Jan 16
21% May 28
Feb 10
35% Nov 29
4
7% Apr
12
*33
18%
18 K
'
66%
20%
27%
27%
4%
*4
10
100
100
1
5s
series
1
26% Aug 19
24 %
3.60%
27% May
4
>
*35
7
28%
18%
,
24% ■'24%
33 Va
33
'
1
50
Common
Aug
44 Va
285
Co
Drug
Preferred
18
3 Ve Apr
30% Oct 28
2
510
19
Nov 28
27% Feb
20 i
24% A' 25'/a
-27%
,
18%
7
I
20%
38
*18%
5
1
2.50
33% Jan
19% Jan
2
4
Oct 21
13
35
Apr 12
30% Aug 2
37% Apr 26
362% Dec
90
*35
*55
series
4.50% series.:
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian
Selection Trust
80
14
19% Nov
28% Apr
21% Jun 26
Nov
common
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
22
Mar
09
1% Oct 21
59
5
42 % Aug 15
23% Jan
6
84% Apr
Co
Reynolds Metals Co common
4%% pfd series A
62% Oct
3
73% Sep 19
72% Jun 24
87 %Jun 24
7
Apr 26
89% Jan 16
Mfg
Inc
Rexall
46 Vt Mar 29
39% Nov 12
70
Jan~23
27
21 Va
*33%
100
1
50c
10
10
&c Eng Co
pfd 3Vz%
Conv
Revlon
65% May 10
Oct 21
33
3
57% May
1
49
28% Jun
34
*14
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass
4 <
10"% Jan
7% Oct 22
49% Mar 19
70
17% Dec
v-
34
10
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
6
July 19
July 11
39
13
41% Dec 27
„
10
8 % May
Mar 12
45% Feb
27
2
13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2
26
14
66%
Reliance
21
9% Feb
91
Mar 29
Apr
24
10
10% July 26
25% Dec
25
10
——5
5
Corp
Stores
Feb
28% Dec
45
34% Dec 31
Reliable
8
Reliance Elec
32% Jan
22
10
42% Feb
13
21%
28
50%
13%
i 13
12%
28
28
65'%
18%
14% 614%
13%
12%
14%
-.
25
,
18%
50%
-
62.000
28%
64%
t
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
62
10
8% Jun
15 % Jan
18
50/
v
14%
20%
No par
50c
Inc
Bros
-
700
27%
65
18% ■* 18%
620
25%
*18%
28%
65
50
a
15
14%
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
30
18
11% Dec
nowcum.
July 31
45
1.
Nov 27
6
15% July
4
22% Nov
30% Apr 18
3
64% Apr
€1
4%
Reeves
€% Feb 28
10% Mar 14
18% Jan
preferred
2nd preferred
27%
65 %
Reis
.,18% Mar 14
15
common
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
8
27
Jan
-
.
12
6% Nov 12
Nov 27
6
2
Jan
Co
4% noncum 1st
41% Apr 12
Oct 29
„•
17
30% Apr 11
15
Jan
5
11% Dec 26
36
Reading
29
18%
3,100
34%
64%
28 •'
64%"
*
50 V
18%
*43%
1
2.50
5
50
50
50
Rayonier Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co
Raytheon Mfg Co
10
Jan
39
—
Raybestos-Manhattan
4
34% Jan
Inc
Ranco
23% Aug 13
12
27% Nov
37% Apr
33 % Nov 23
33% Jan
14% Nov
3
"
$3.50 1st preferred
24
Shares
129
25 Va
26
R
27
83% Nov 23
the Week
Friday
Nov. 15
Nov. 11
Q
39% Sep
2
33% Jan
7
35% Mar
May 28
31
Sales for
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hi*he#t
Uvwi
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
LOW
STOCKS
Previon#
B*mg# for
,•
.
..
"
8
80% Feb
Nov
80
71% Dec 17
14
155
Feb
13
38 % Dec
22% Jan
5
16
24% Dec
3
112
69% Dec
Nov
155
Jan
Nov
Feb
13
Sep
17
190
5
2
Jan
48% Jan
3
96
Feb
6
18% Jan
17
23% Aug 22
17% Oct 11
23% Jan
29% Jan
19
37 % Mar 29
29% Oct 22
12% Jun
8
F
San
No par
No par
Co
Ry
com
Preferred series A 5%
Oct
San
29
2
21
17% July
1
Savage
9
16% Oct
22
23% Jun
13
Schenley Industries Inc
21
36% Sep
20
Scliering Corp new
5%
convertible preferred
22% Mar
May 28
36
29
Sep 25
13% Oct 22
67% Nov 29
19
95
Dec
33% Dec
21
78
Dec 28
36
Dec
28
Oct
44% May
75
102
22
13
Jan
7
36
17% Jan
4
82
Sep 19
16% Jan 24
53% Nov 13
7
10% Oct 29
23% Jun
28
Dec
28%
Dec~20~
36% Jan
29
7% Apr
Seaboard
29 % May 22
29% Jan
7
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
9
Servel Inc common
5
% July
50
Apr
39% Jan 20
59 %
11 % May
14
22
28% Oct
21
58VBJan
2
7% Mar 12
10% Sep
9
8% Oct
Dec"l7
9
22
Shahmoon
Shamrock
Sharon
19% Nov
100% Aug
82% Jan 10
93
8
14
Oct
21
29% Jun 10
21% Apr 30
17,/a Jan 25
May 21
18%
N3v"29
13% Feb
29
Mar 19
15% Jan
14
35% Mar 26
55 % Apr
26
85% Jan
4
88
Nov
5
85% Jan
23
82% Jan 24
Oct
21
7
45% Jan 19
21% Feb
15
9% Oct 22
6
72% May 8
73
Dec 17
18
36% Nov
1
54% Oct
10
Nov
14
8
Sinclair
80% May 27
22
36% 8ep
23
21
23% Oct
2
13
Nov
12
% Nov
4
20% Jan 11
32% Jan
12
14
53% Oct
49% Sep 20
64% May 10
18% Jun
24
7% Dec
6
13
July 10
12% Jan 24
45% Nov
22
'3
15% Sep 25
6% Oct 22
66
Nov
15
Skelly
Smith
Oil
5
25
Oil Co
(AO) Corp
Rights
1
8mlth-Douglass
Smith Kline
10
I.
Inc
Smith-Corona
&
10 Ve Jun
6
Co
45
Dec
12
2f
20% July 31
53% Jan
16
18% Jan
43
Nov
24% Jun 20
35,% Nov 15
24% Oct
33
Dec
40% Jan 17
Nov 21
14
30
46
2
23% May 2
61 Va Feb 13
18%
7
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
17% Jan
47%
1
Solar
15
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
21% Jan
Aircraft
16Va
3/64
14%
61 Vt
5
.
Co Inc
5
French Labs__33%c
€5% July 15
18
37%
*57%
49%
51%
30Va
No par
■
.
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
13%
17%
17
32%
33%
33%
6%
50
5
25
preferred
South Porto
Rico Sugar com
21
39% Jan
11
Sep 23
44% Sep 10
20% Jan
2
35% Jan
25
25 V*
Southern Co
18
25% Oct 22
32
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
33% Jan 23
39% Dec 31
44% Nov 29
58% Mar 23
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
33 % Oct 21
33% Oct 22
12
64 %
July 27
19% Jan 11
23
29
33'% Apr
Jan
31
38% Oct
1
17% Dec
6
84
Dec 26
24% May 15
17% Nov 20
4
38
May 28
Dec
12
47% Jun 25
95% Nov 30
16% Nov
1
11% Nov 29
96% Dec 31
11% Dec 19
Mar 16
91% Jan
4
28.% July 19
21
Jan
17
6% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar
6
24% Mar 20
29y> Apr
106
2
July 17
30% Oct
21
16% Nov
14
76% Oct
26
Jan
4
22
61% Jun 13
July 10
May 27
49 Vt July 17
46% Jan 10
45% Jan
8
,19% Feb
81
Jan
33 Ve May
4
17
27
12% Sep 23
2% Oct 22
18% Jan 10
40
3
65
7
Jan 28
45% Apr 25
61
July
79% Nov
13
94% Jan
9
12% Nov 12
19 Va Jan
14
18
Jan
Oct
11
82% Nov
4
6% Jan
8
26 Va
July 15
98% Jan 15
16% Jan
83% Jan
3
9
Oct
22
12% Apr
70% Dee 28
17
60
Nov
11
72% Jan
7
22% Oct
31% Dec
7
21
Oct
29
55% Jun
11
1
Por footnotes see page 26
11
8 %.
preferred
Southern
California Edison
25
iThe)
5
South'n Pacific Co
7.50
No par
Southern Railway common
6% non-cum preferred
No par
20
Southern
Mobile
Natural Gas Co
(Del)
& Ohio
stk tr ctfs
Southwestern Public Service Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Corp
Spear & Co. $5.50 pfd
Sparton
100
1
1
2.50
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
8perry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
2
S*. 50
preferred
No par
Sauare D Co
34%
33
x52%
*71%'
73 Va
88 Va
25 Va
80
22 V2
5
27 Vt
*31%
46%
22
26 Va
36%
34%
31%
17
*72%
74 Va
*87
89
89
25%
'25%
25 Vt
78
*78
79
"
,
'
,4,500
26
25%
25%
25
79
78
22%
21%
15%
16%
8.000
16%
16
15%
16
16 Vt
55%
58 %
10,100
56 Vt
57
53%
57%
55 Vt
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
23%
23%
24
24
24
*23%
25%
.
25
%
'
20
80
*78
27,800
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
•
„
500
1,700
65,500
25 Va
25
25 Va
24Tb
25 Va
25
12%
13%
2,900
12 Va
12 Va
13%
12%
12%
11 Va
3%
4%
29,600
3%
4 Va
3%
3%
4%
3%
'
26
■>
25%
60%
9
9%
9%
25%
25%
25%
26
28 Va
.28%
8%
29%
29 Va
30%
,.
25%
29%
25%
29
,8%
8%
64 Vt
66%
64
65%
19%
8%
250
61 Va
61
58
9%
9%
9%
-
9%
57
57
56
54
,
9-.
9
9
1,500
9%
9,000
9,200
1,100
,
66 %
66 Vt
67%
14,100
20
20 Vt
.
65
19%
20 Va
'19%
20%
: 20Vt
19,600
1,600
16%
16%
16 Va
16 Va
16%
16 %
16%
16% :•
10%
4,8 JO
10%
10%
*
36%
37%
38 V
10%
23 Vt
23 Vt
22%
23 V t
38%
.'38%
38 Vt
.38%
38 Va
22 Vt
-
10%
'58
58 Vt
58 Vt
48 Va
49 Va
10%
■
10 Vt
22%'** 22%
10%
„•
22%
'
'
1,800
4.400
1,100
-
57%**' 57%
57%
58
57%
47%
47%
49,;.
50%
52
5,500
50%
51%
51%
48%
51 Va
48%
48 Va
30
31 Va
3,100
29%
29%
30%
30%
16 Vt
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15%
.1/64 7. 1/64
1/64
1/64
14%
1/64
15/64
9,500
237,600
2,100
61
62 V 2
45%
46%
46%
19
19 Va
19
x48Va
51 y#'
*
30 Va
30%'
16 Va
15%.
.3/64
3*3
14
14
14
14%
14
61 Vt
61 Vt
61
61
46/ "
48 Va
47
45 Vt
46%
19
18% Y 19
19
19Va
7 '
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;
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,
20
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44
43
26%
.
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22 Va
26 Va
26%
36%
37 Vt
37%
34%
31%
'
34%
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55
48
80%
12 Va
*79% * 82%
12% 1 12%
48
79%
47%^ 48%
*
12 Va
'
12%
31 Ve
31 Va
16%
16%
-
10,500
12%
12%
12%
1,200
3%
2,800
12%
•
3%
3 Vt
3%
48%
-
,
j
12%
55
*45
55
*45
48%
82
12%
12%
50 Vt
82
49
82
13
18%
18%
18%
85 Vt
85%
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85%
9%
9%
9%
9%
19 Va
18%
18 Va
9%
60% '
'
9%
61
»
21%<r 21%
v
-•
9%
250
31%
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-
3,600
31%
19 Va
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20,000
31%
31
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32%
16%
79
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-77
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18 Va
500
11,400
34.2(F)
77
■
26%
37%
78
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11,700
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35%
16%
12%
9,800
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■
37
30%
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200
34%
16 %
31 Vt
22
1,200
48%
47%
•
2,600
200
.
36% .'37%
34 Va
33%
30 Va
30%
55
*45
'26%
31%
*30
22 %
*26
34 Vt
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31 Va
16 Va
12 Va"' 12%
44
26 Va
21%
33%
78'"
31%
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9,600
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44
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•
46% ■: 47 Vt
•
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,
8,100
'19 Vt
7
'19%
*30
1 31%
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36%
2,800
45,400
48
20 Va
26%
27
31' ,.* 31%
46% * 47%
26%
6%
-
>
66
•
,:43
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-
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14 Vt
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44
.
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47 Va
60%
■
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24,200
r
20 Va
20 Va'
20Va
44 27%
32 Va
21%
•74
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24%
61 Vt
13
3Vt
55
47 %
82 Va
12%
19Vt
85 Va
9%
60%
18,800
*72 %
„
3/64
14%
13
3
*45
47 Va
* 79 %
12%
18%
*84
9%
60
21%
9.900
54%
53
10% rll
16%
78
31 Va
14 Vt
52%
89
24
3%
55
*75
31
13%
74
15%
11%
22%
26 Va
37%
35
32
17 Vt
300
35
14
53
52 Va
'54
-
36
34
13%
52%
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*87
21%
16
56%
11%
24 Vt
25%
17%
35 Va
*72 Vt
*78
,
4,500
9,700
31,200
17%
34 V a
53%
25 Va
<
14
13%
33%
73 %
'
35
900
17 Vt
89
!
*87.-'.
18%
35
14 Vt
13%
14 Va
14
34
*32 Vt
34
*32%
20
4.000
17%
<13%
'
31,700
88
*85
34 Va
33%
13%
-
19%
*42 Vt
86
17% M7%
34%
20%
16%
11
22%
37%
59%
49%
52 Vt
30Vt
Corp
28
86
17%
17
20%
Simmonds Saw & Steel
27%
88
29
<
28%
27%
27%
-
27 Vt
13%
67
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons Co
—No par
2lo
1,300
12,800
1,200
280
*190
34'/a
66 Vt
16%
10%
22%
280
210
*86
88
29
1
50c
1
290
*190
17%
29%
8%
Corp
6
14% Oct
16% Nov 29
Mfg
53
*280
14
10
26
Sheraton Corp of America
54%-
34%
25%
ordinary
Jan
89
1/64 Nov
28% Oct
Sheller
shares
68%Jun
47% Nov 14
49
11
49 V* Jan 17
32 Va Apr
York
12% *
54 Va
17 Va
Shell Transp & Tr—
New
23%
11%
53 Vt
13%
29%
8%
Co
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23
11%-
54
*33%
'•'*
1
2.50
22%
11%
17%
No par
No par
Inc
Gas—1
22%
290
17%
7.50
&
(Frank
Oil
3%
*54
*9Va
1
Corp
Shell
13
55%
*10%
24 Va
24%
11%
No par
Industries
Oil
Steel
Shattuck
Nov
64
*87
25%
*78
22 V'4
15%
1
preferred
$4.50
76% July 15
26% Jan
2
33
Oct
1
7
-
5
5
—3
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
Sears Roebuck & Co
1
15% Jan
25% Oct
19
23% Nov 15
8% Dec
Corp
22
42% Jan
*71V2
1
Oil Co
Seagrave
22
2% Aug 12
27
Mar 15
63
43% Nov 26
1
Seaboard Finance Co
25
Sep
'
3% Dec 27
.
8% Oct
3
21% Feb
1
Jan
24 % Oct
23
12% Jun
1
preferred
3.65%
23
70% Nov 26
29
common
Scovill Mfg Co common.
14
82% Oct 25
13
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Mar
15 % Oct
19% Feb
Co
preferred
$4 preferred...
$3.40
21% Nov
16% Nov 21
No par
No par
No par
25
100
20
Scott Paper
33% Jan
83
May
33%
22%
17%
14%
17%
33%
25%
*53
27%
27
11,600
25
*280
'
150
158
*154
155
'
24 %
4
*190 *. 210
290
210
*86
*149
-11%
11%
54% -
..
*190
18
34 V2
82 Va
24%
*22
12
*280
*32 Va. 34
14
14%
53
.53 %
1
Schick Inc
Mar
86
Nov
85
25
40% Apr
89% Mar
15
22% May 29
64% Jun 14
4
71% Oct 21
Jan
105% Apr
12
90
Nov
52
75% Mar
77 % Dec
Nov
Corp
Arms
14
17 Va
10
5
1.40
1
30
Sangamo Electric
11% Oct
22 Va
"
17%
*33Va
10
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Co
39% May
16
31% Oct
18
18
81%
23%
24 Va
25%
-
11%
89
*86
24 Vt
81
'
-
22
54-
23%
81
158-
*152
160
24%
•
23%
80%
80
79 Va
79 Va
'
72 Vt
23%
23%
69% ;71
70 %• -71%
24%
*153
.
70%
23%
72%
.
23% *
54'/a
54 Va
*280
290
*190
210
27
27 %
100
Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
ft
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
2
22
30
205
L
St Louis Southwestern Ry
Oct
May 23
85
7
Feb
11
Oct
304
23% Oct
60% July 31
105
St
20% Jan
14
235
215
12
6
25% May 24
74% Feb
53
2
10
100
_10
preferred
conv- preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
4.30%
71
■>
73
24%
*79 Va 82
*155
160
25 % 25%
*22 Va 22 Va
12
12%
24Va
1.66%
—
4%
Mar 22
July 17
46% Mar
22
21% Oct 24
10% Oct 22
Aug
311
2
Dec
93
23% Oct
6
93
91 % Mar 23
7
5
40% Feb
137
25% Aug 31
33
Jan 13
3
835
52
24% Nov
176
July 2
Feb 14
78
3
Dec 17
Mar 19
97% Feb
30
issued
When
71%
5
Safeway Stores common
82% Julv 15
12
23% Nov 13
60% Feb
60 Va
60 Vt
60
21 Va
21Va
21 Vt
"
9%
61
.60%
22
86 Vt
•
„
61%
22%
22%
3,900
80
5,200
68,200
20
8,600
520
8,400
Volume
Number 5691
186
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2173)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
'
j,;
36% Oct
2
77% Ncv
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
.
Lowest
44 04 May 14
37% Jan
30
91% Jan
26
71
604 Dec 28
1204 Jan
6
42% May 9
82% Feb 13
2
Oct
23
0% Nov
4
9% Jan
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB FRIGES
NEW YORK STOCK
/
Highest
,
-
:
Monday
EXCHANGE
■■
:
Standard Brands
Inc
Pat
Coil
Wednesday
Nov. 13
Products
43% Nov 29
48% Jan
58% May
23
65
49% Jan 31
43
3 %
May 22
41%
4104
x41
4104
40%
41%
400a
41%
7304
*7204
7304
72
72%
*7104
72 04
6 %
504
1
6
6
5%
3
% Feb
12
59% July 16
14
62% Jan
13
Standard Oil
of
New
Standard Oil
of
Ohio
Standard Oil
12
55% May 15
40% Oct
22
62% Jun
84% Oct
30
94
9% Nov
.15
% Nov
of
Oil
California™
8
3%%
10% Nov
1
Standard
35
8
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp__
15% Aug
17% Jan
65% Dec
'43% Jan 23
51% Jan
13 % Dec
19
28
3
22
18 %
13
85% May 21
83 % July 12
137/a Jan
Sterchi Bros
Nov
54% Nov
Jan
25
11% Oct
25% Nov 28
31% Nov
7
25% Feb
15
27% Mar 12
16% Oct
21
39% Apr
3
29
21% Jan
4
14
1
16% Dec 31
17% Dec 11
<17% Nov 27
5% Oct
8
32
31
10% Feb
50
Aug
22
3% Oct 21
6
42% Oct 21
16% Nov
13%
89
,
May"28
Dec
28
70% Jan 31
! 22% Jan 23
■
22% Nov
-15% Mar 15
'7
101 % Jun
Dec
19
G% Dec
,
30% July 31
Nov
9
21% Jun
25
:
26% Jan
•
v.
Feb
Mar 22
10% Mar
Dec
1,300
30% Apr
68
93
14
Nov 12
82 v-Jun
65% Oct
4
29%'May 16
•'
24% Apr
38%* Jan
...
*
1,210
Jan 42
15% Oct 22
'74
27% Nov
21
27 V* Feb
20% Nov -.4 ■•■'.
38
Dec
42
Feb
9
81
Dec
26
8% Feb
9
18
13
May 28
604 Dec
31
1208 Jun
8
45
Feb
14
7
26% Nov
50% July 26
'
13
74
12% Dec
7
14
2104 Nov 26
21
Dec
1804 Feb
404 Oct
29
8% Oct
Apr
9
14
«
21
-
-
9
34%
1204
1204
1204
1204
904
3304
120o
1204
100
10
10,500
34%
600
1204
4,000
13%
1304
13%
1304
1304
14
14
61
59
60 04
60
60
61
62 %
4,800
1,400
61%
60
61
59%
60
6004
60
62
63 04
6,100
11%
1104
*1104
1104
*1104
*11%
12
300
31%
3104
X3O04
3104
30%
31
3004
31
1704
1704
5,800
17%
1704
1604
1604
17
1704
3004
31
1704
3014
30%
*30%
1704
3004
3004
30%
3104
17
*16%
17
1604
1604
17
17
1104
1104
1104
16%
*15%
16%
100
17
17
1
1104
1104
*1514
*1604
11%
11,500
3204
2,300
300
1104
11%
1104
16
15%
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16%
40
40
40
15%
40%
1104
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3904
4004
3904
4004
22
.
.
11%
41%
22%
42 04
7,100
22
22%
22
2204
22
22
22
22 04
5,600
374
■
4
304
3%
304
304
3%
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4304
4304
44%
43%
44
4304
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}
18
17
1704
1604
1604
1604
16%
10%
904
904,
1004
10%
10
33
*80
83
*8102
304
10
8204
*80
3%
4404
2,800
,
4
25,300
45%
2,200
'
1704
2,600
9%
:
10%
5,100
' 17
83
*80
83
69
6904
68
6904
68
6904
6904
70
70%
2104
7004
5,400
22%
2104
21%
2104
21%
22
21%
22%
2O0«
2004
22,400
2004
2004
20%
2104
2004
20%
2004
30
21%
*30 %
3004
30%
29%
29%
2904
2904
30
6814
6804
2104
31%
2,000
30%
12.50
Inc__
Paper
6814
6804
67%
6804
6704
6804
6704
0704
1,400
904
9%
904
9,400
—
10c
1,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,510
1,510
1,490
1,490
50
* 17 %
17%
17%
1,515
17%
17
17
17
17
17
1704
1,900
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29%
27%
2804
2804
2804
2804
29
3,700
20%
-25-'-
Co__-
-
9
904
9
1,508
1,470
1.5C5
1, 525
1,500
-590
5
2914
30
4.16%-
20%
20%
2004
20 04
20%
2004
2004
25
2004
27%
27%
27
2704
2604
2704
27%
2704
27
7.50
33=4
34
2004
2704
33%
11,900
33=4
33
3304
32%
3304
3304
34%
9,500
7504
74
74
com
No par
*74
l
(James)
Aircraft
10
3404
1304
10
19
.__l
Corp
13
36 04 Nov
14
53% Ncv 29
69% May
7
5404 Feb
12
76% Jun
6
Texas Co
51
4
26% Oct 22
49% May
9
Texas Gulf Producing
28% Dec
1104 Jan
3804 Mar 26
1602 Nov
33
27
18% Dec 28
15% Feb
12
31% Jun 19
Texas
Instruments
33% Oct
1
4504 May 17
26
Oct
22
40% Jun
Texas
Pacific
Texas
11
*74
8%
1904
404
1
37% Oct 31
7504
8%
2
TelAutograph Corp
Temco
10
34
60
*80
2nd pfd'series of *55
Talcott Inc
12%
10
34
1
preferred
-Symington Gould Corp.:
31
12%
10
34%
14
1
$4
804 Jan 11
18% Jan
10%
x34%
25,321,000
5,600
TNT
4304
86
61
No par
preferred series A
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
20% May 17
35%
04
11%
1
Mining Co
i
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp.
'
8
86
9/64
31%
1
Sweets Co of America (The)
Swift & Co—
May
85
*84
4804
-
11%
No par
Sutherland
J
85
10
61,000
250,500
6004
_5
—
17
46% Jan
6
4
12
1504 May
1804 Dec
Tool
Sunshine
42% Jan'10
*830a
12%
1
29
89
13
7% Oct
'
Nov
Mach
Sunshine Biscuits
2
42
85
*8304
10
40,200
3704
4904
13%
No par
27'% Jan
/'
30% Oct 22
99
J.
Co™
4%%
5%%
A
4204
20
43% Jun
13
55% May 10
May
18
Mar 20
27% Jan
52% Mar 16
9
'•
11
-
35% Nov 29
July
Oil
04
4104
4704
1,600
4708
31%
'Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
15% Aug
8
2,000
-July 15
2
„
■
Sun
4804
9/64
42%
5
common
Sun Chemical Corp common
% $4.50 series A preferred
3
47%
%
x42%
3%
04
5
Co____
'
29
6% Mar
Feb
48 04
9/64
4404
3%
3604
1
Broadcasting Co
Sundstrand
r
48%
4414
-
100
6,600
61
15
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
17
20%* July 26
28% Oct 22
2
2
:),
22 ><■18% Jan
Aug 19
.
Storer
8% Apt 11
57% July 23
18% Nov
7
v
20% Oct .22
6
78
■v
6
39
.
26
940
80.
27
82
34% Nov 28
66
Nov
7
■,
13
-906 Oct
Fuller
Stone & Webster
v:29% Apr 24
v.
y4704
%
*34%
'
8
4904
3
3%
6,300
6 04
5
6tokely-Van Camp Inc
t
5% prior preference
May
46
37
85
10
19% May 21
18% July 12
'
4508
3604
10
1
Stores Inc.
&
4404
37%
*8304
1
_5
(J P) & Co Inc^___
Stewart-Warner Corp
Baer
3%
4504
36%
45
10
.
Sterling Drug Inc
Stix
3%
4404
38%
100
Stevens
..18% May 15
33% Oct 22
29
2
3%
47
3704
4404
___No par
50
7
2Q78 Oct
Starrett Co (The) L S
35% July 15
Oct. 22
15% Nov
May 27
23% July 15
41% Apr 23
•
110o Oct.22;
29% Aug 24
19
Feb
37% Dec
28
'16% Oct. 11-
22% Aug
B
20% Jan 26
31% May 28
22% Feb
9
a
18% July 12
4
20% Sep
30% Oct
Nov
3%
4504
9/64
Stauffer Chemical Co
59
Aug 15
15
4
13% Oct
4
81
4
12 0:, Nov
2
3%
47%
Shares
41%
73
604
38%
48 %
7
com
604.
3704
-
10
preferred series A
33% Nov
12% May 29
13% Nov 21
25
common
6
41%
*72
47
6.25
Indiana
Jersey
Kignts "when issued"^
:
10
Mar
of
Standard
4
68% July 5
-/if Nov 11
6
the Week
Nov. 15
*7204
Inc
distribution
47% Nov,
9
100% Mar 23
50
May 2b
88% Dec 28
Ex
36 % Nov
4
Aug 14
€2% Apr
22
Friday
Nov. 14
No par
Co
Standard Gas & Electric Co—
2% Oct
Sales far
Thursday
Nov. 13
No par
com
$3.50 preferred
Standard
11
Tuesday
Nov. 11
8%
'
404
19
8%
804
*73
75
*74
8 04
8
8%
19%
*19
19%
804
19
04
4
1104
11%
37
19
4 04
11%
4 04
4 04
4%
4%
4%,
1004
10%
1104
11%
19
700
.
75
10
2,600
804
19%
1,900
4%
11%
10,900
2,100
3704
62%
3604
1104
37%
36%
3704
37%
3804
59 04
61%
6004
6104
61
62
27%
280u
27%
2804
2704
28%
17%
2804
1704
1604
1704
1604
1704
17%
2 3 04"
24%
2204
23 %
2304
24
2404
25%
55,500
14,400
29
2904
29
2904
29
30
3004
32
16,000
5%
6
2,700
Pacific Land Trust—
604 Dec
5
62
Apr
60% Jan 11
4
21
10% Jan
0
23
18204 May
9
87% Nov 13
34% Feb
10
42% July 27
20% Oct
1
2904 Apr
2004 Dec
20
29% Apr
1504 Feb
28
47% Aug 21
11% Jun
20
16
16
22% July 10
54% July 10
13% July 31
3804 Jan
21
26
Aug
2
28
62
Aug
2
63
10
04 Jan
46
Oct
28
80
4808 Jan
23
80
Nov
1
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
33
Jan
23
Jan
,
Apr
13% Dec
5~
Thermoid
12
Co
8
4.%
28% Feb
21
Nov
12
26
21
12
Oct
22
1304 Mar 20
Toledo Edison
36
Oct
21
5604 July 22
4104 Apr 24
Trane Co
3404 Oct
1
45% Apr
30
30% Oct
15
2404 Feb
20
Jan
31
16% Nov
29
28% Mar 21
24% Feb
9
2804 July 23
26
59
July 27
33% Nov 19
48 % Jun
1704 Oct
26
41% Oct
Nov
29
Jan
10
52 %
Apr 17
27
Oct
2104
Jan~30
46
8
* 86
* 86 04
93
42 04
1104
*1504
6
42%
4204
1104
10%
5%
1
Dec
64
14
2004 Jan
Oct
21
27
Apr 25
Dec
6
25 04 Oct
25
24
57
22
31% Jan
2
30
61
9
Jan
29
Jan
93
8 7 04
87 04
91
92 04
93
93
4204
42%
43
43
4304
4204
44
1004
1004
11
1104
1004
2308 Nov
14
3704 Jun 20
Tung-Sol
Oct
22
Apr"l2
2104 Oct
21
50'A Sep 17
3004 Jun
6
Jun
11
1208 Nov
13
17
Jan
52
Jun
50
Jan
Oct
41
8
14
2
5 3 04
* 52
*21
1104
24
1 204
*21
24
*21
24
*21
24
*44 02
45%
*43%
45
*4304
45
*1304
1404
*1304
14%
*13%
14
12
1 204
1104
1504
2004
_
11%
43
04
4304
*1304
11%
44
*1304
1404
2,300
?
150
24
3,900
1104
44
60
14%
5104
53
83
*8004
83
*801/2
22'A
22%
2104
2204
2004
2104
200/3
21
21 1/4
2104
16,600
25
2104
2104
21
21%
2104
2104
21%
22
2z
22%
4,b00
3604
36
3604
3604
11,200
Nopar
3604
5004
♦800/4
-
3704
36 04
49%
53%
83
*8004
50
5104
83
35%
5204
5104
36'A
oc35
52%
30,500
83
■
5
12 04
1204
1204
12%
1204
1204
12 0/8
121/4
1204
12%
3,000
4004
4108
40=4
4104
4008
4004
4104
411/4
3008
31%
3008
30%
3004
4104
30%
3004
3104
31%
21,900
No par
*2504
4104
32%
24%
'
26
25
25%
2404
2404
5
1104
1104
1004
11%
1004
1104
10=4
1104
1
50
Inc
27 '4
2704
2704
2704
2704
2704
2704,
-5004
2704
—
1
common
50
(conv)
50 04
18 J/4
*42
50%
5004
19
1804
47
26
*42
5004
500/2
1804
18 04
47
*42
51%
*24
•
19
1804
*42
47
2604
2504
26%
X2404
2504
4404
*4304
44%
*4204
4304
2204
2204
2204
22%
13
13%
*1204
*38 04
Electric
Co
common
pfd series, of 1957
1
*3804
4
43
14% Jan 18
2% Oct
17
10% Jan
10
15
1204 Nov
14
3004 Jan
18
TXL
11% Oct
22
16% Apr
29
15
Nov
14
33% Jun
26
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
No par
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co—'—5
*7
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
30
30%
30
9204
9204
90
13
42
'
50 04
19
1004
51
*
'
19%
47
5104
1904
9,800
23,200
'
•
1,200
3,000
47
*42
24
24%
1,000
11%
28 04
25
5,400
43%
43%.
45
2204
2204
2204
8,100
1204
13
12%
1204
1204
1204
1,100
*3804
41
*380-4
4
304
1304
14
1304
13%
1304
13%
13%
12%
12%
*12%
16
1604
16 J/8
16=4
4
24%
28
■
2204
04
1
(The)-
2304
25
5,600
2204
22
1
1
Co
'
Corp
*21
1104
1104
900
4
Jl
Airlines
Coach
52y2
16%
2004
*52 04
*43%
Oil
2004
52
16%
"* 20%
53
50
Twin
2004
1604
2004
53
15,600
*8004
Cbrp
series A
conv
1504
2004
16
2004
Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
5Vo
16
5 3 04
1604
5 3 04
21
700
9,900
11%
1604
'21
20th
18
1 004
2
$2.70 preferred
Preferred
5%
10
(The)
Co
Truax-Traer Coal Co
3604 Mar 12
7
1704
100
Tri-Continental Corp common
29%
35% Jun
5,600
29,700
17,600
common__5
(The)
World
Trans
4
504
15
Transue & Williams Steel
34% July 16
6
50
common
Transamerica
6
1
preferred
Tidewater Oil
6
*52%
No par
No par
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
9
9% Oct
43
1508 Apr
July
6
"
25
52
13
50
12
,
27
5304 Jun
2804 Oct 22
Feb
1
50c
$2.50 convertible preferred
18
7
2904 /•?
,
100
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
4204 May 27
Mar~29
24
2904
common
6
15
23 04
No par
$2.40 conv preference
14
51% Nov
1
10
common
Aug
27
1704
Oil
The Fair
14% July 16
8904 May
Textron Inc
$1.25 conv
20% Nov
43 % Nov
17%
Pacific
47% Mar 26
13
27 %
Inc
Coal &
3404 Oct
23% Nov 27
60
2 8 04
preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
,
2404 July 25
15% Apr 12
2
86
3
17% Jan
Jan
37
63
27 04
No par
Sulphur,
Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co
2
4704 Jan
14
3704
6204
3 04
Co
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution
2
21
,
11% Apr
8
1004 Aug 26
42% Oct 18
26
49% May
21% Jan
14
Mar 28
2.50
2.5
Gulf
-.Texas &
4
11
51
19
Jan
Oct
10
14% Apr
July 23
4
15% Oct
1004 Jan 23
1004 Dec
Texas
8% Mar 13
160
9
44
4
10
Corp
'
504 Oct 22
Jan
150
Jan
Tennessee
304
*43
42
*38%
400
42
404
4%
404
4,400
1304
12%
13%
1304
13%
27,100
13
1204
1204
1204
15
16
1204
1604
6,900
4
4
V
13% Feb
9
20% Nov
15
'44
5% Nov
15
8
1604 Mar 19
Mar 27
31% Feb
10
Apr 23
"47% May 8
108% Jan
26
13304 July 17
21
Nov-29
2504 Dec
5
92 % Dec
27
81% Oct
504 Oct
22
26 04 Oct
22
8% Apr 11
37% July 22
90
Nov
14
124% July 10
Union
17
Oct
21
28
Aug 13
29% Mar 19
100% Jan 21
Union
Chem
Union
Elec Co
2804 Apr
2
30
Jan
17
2404 Oct
22
112
Jan
9
86% Nov
15
11
13
93
Jan
11
8004 Jan
Nov 29
:91
Feb
15
68
83% Nov 30
104
78
i
82
:
Jan
5
78% Sep
52
Jan
10
65 04 Apr
2
4004 Nov
14
Oct
1
39% May
Oct
21
8% Dec
11
704 Nov
6
Oct
1
Oct
23
Nov
8
.
,
29
24
36
25
Apr 30
21
35% Jan
16
23
■44% Dec
17
18
04 Oct
96% Dec
17
50=8 Oct
166
Dec
18
101
Oct
18
77
Oct
16'4 Oct 21
26
Nov
20
93
Dec
7
Apr~20
25V4 Oct
Feb
24
86
2804 Apr
9
3204
107
20% Dec, 14
48% Jan
71% Mar 26
20
41% Dec 27
22
Oct
22
Mar 21
38% Oct 24
6% Jun
20
7
Jan
3
16
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
21
Jan
17
.36% Dec
18
1304 Jun
8
4304 Dec
12
28% May 11
35% Jan 23
5% Nov 20
14% Dec
12
62
Oct
28
204 Oct
11
t
7
5
8
Union Pacific
4
United
Air
2
United
Aircraft Corp common
Jan
14
Jan
2
100
Apr
11
1604 Jan
11
9
29
104 Dee 31
23
Oct
23
604 Jan
11
11% Oct 22
1504 Jan
9
Oct
21
32% h.v
4
30% Sep
304 Mar 26
38% May 8
38% Feb 19
33 % Oct
3
1
39
Nov
1'
104 Jan
3904 Sep
33
Nov
2
13
12
7508 Nov
28% Jan
23
2004 Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
39% May 9
2804 Oct 24
77
Aug
2
181
Feb
1
Dec
3
1504 Dec
27
22% July 19
4404 July 20
35
Dec
4
15
Nov
14
19% Mar 22
42
Nov
15
49% Mar 16
footnotes
For
see
page
26.
12
76% July 11
8604 May 20
2508 Oct
22
3904 Jun
20% Oct
22
34 04 July 16
51% Apr
J6
147
Aug
8
504 Oct 22
26
Aug 22
904 Oct 22
37
Nov
8
6504 Oct
162
5
2
Jan
24
1704 Jan
7
38
Jan
7
17 % Apr
22
45
12
Jun
convertible
4%
(ser of 1956)
preferred
United Biscuit of
pfd
conv
___
United Board
&
United Carbon
*604
15%
7
■
7
900
500
7
30%
30
30%
29%
30
2904
30%
4,900
J/4
9204
9004
91%
90
9104
92 J/2
930u
24,200
■
20 04
20%
20=4
2104
2004
2104
2004
2004
2004
21
6,800
250s
2504
25 J/2
2504
2504
2504
2504
2504
2504
26
21,100
89
8704
88
8604
87
87
88
8604
89
*75
81
*75
81
*75
81
69
69
*69
69%
*69
6904
*79
81
*79
81
*79
83
*88
*75
81
*69
69
*79
*75
81
*69
04
6904
*79
81
81
4204
4204
40=4
42%
4004
41%
24%
25
2404
25%
24%
24=4
580
"l6
40%
411/4
4104
4204
30,700
24
,
2404
2404
25
33,600
8
13,300
7%
704
7=4
7%
704
704
25%
25=4
2504
2504
2504
25%
25=4
2504
25=4
2604
2104
2108
21
2104
21
21%
2104
22
22 04
220i,
2,200
2304
23:%
X2104
2204
21%
22 %
2104
2104
21%
22%
20,000
5
100
5704
6208
6204
6404
620a
6504
65
6704
6604
69=4
125,400
112%
11204
11204
108 04
10804
116
100
1'
No par
Carton
Corp
Co
10
No par
(Pel)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
.
7
704
h? United-Carr Fastener (Del)__Nopar
United Corp
10%
704
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
15
35% Jan
1904 Feb
4%
2704 May 16
7104 Jun 13
46% May 8
7% May 20
9% Jan
9
Inc
United Artists Corp
25% July 22
29% Mar 14
1604
*604
10
4304 Jan
115
7
7
5
Co
Lines
704
04
lo
Drill Co
Twist
10
.
No par
preferred
Union
47% Jan
5
common
33% May 16
14
22% Oct 22.
28% Oct 22
non-cum.
Co
Car
14
6
RR
Union Tank
Apr 2
1204 Nov
704 Jan
V/o
4
37% Nov
35
Aug 14
41% July 30
Preferred $3.70 series
31% Jan
55
5
10
No pqr
No par
8904 Feb
16 yB Aug 20
Mar
10
common
Preferred $3-50 serigs——No par
Preferred $4 series
-—No par
Union Oil of California.,—1
25
152.
.
.
22
44
&,Materials Corp
90V4 Jan
Aug 22
1804 Oct
2
31
10
10
No par
Preferred $4.50 series
24
9y» Mar
14
121% Dec
i
22
103% Oct
4,
22
6104 May 25
11304 Jan 23
Corp___6%
640'aJun
Aug 20
28
9
1004 May 10
Jan
79% Jan
i__
7
*107
116
5,800
400
119
119
83
83
86
88
87
88 04
8704
89 04
90
9104
3,000
18
18'4
1704
18
1704
170b
1704
1704
1704
18
2,600
28 04
28 >2
2804
28%
28
29
28
28
27
28
2,100
88
88
*36
89
*86
89
*86
89
*8G
89
1908
*18%
19%
19 04
19 04
1904
1904
*1904
1904
200
47
4604
4604
4504
46
4404
4504
46
4604
3,300
39
*18%
46
4004
39%
39%
*38%
6 02
6%
604
604
60a
3
3%
3
3%
3
3
2304
*23
23%
23
23
*39%
3904
604
04
10
3904
39%
300
604
604
6=4
604
22,300
204
3
204
3
*38
23
*23
7,700
700
23%
5
23%
United Engineering & Foundry
5
No par
12 = 4
13
12%
12%
1204
1204
12%
1204
13
13 08
38 3 4
39
38 04
38%
38
3804
37%
38%
38%
39
26,000
3004
30%
15,000
35
35
United Electric
Coal
Cos
United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp
3008
30=8
30%
30
3404
35 J/4
351/2
508
504
504
504
504
504
504
504
11%
1104
1104
1104
1108
1104
1108
1104
*34 > 4
35
2
504
5
1
United Park City Mines Co (Tlie)__l
11%
Gas
Improvement Co
Industrial Corp
United
United Merch
&
Mfrs
Inc
United Shoe Mach common
6%
25
25
preferred
1
1
108
1
1
1
1%
33 04
3204
33%
32%
3208
33
33 04
*32
2,700
31
3404
30%
3404
30%
3404
04
3004
10
13 04
United
23
33
33
33
33
1
32%
*32
1
1
1,100
1,300
12,000
12
4,600
104
33
7,500
33
33
33
5204
1,000
85,800
3204
32%
1
100
49%
5104
49%
52%
4804
5104
76*2
7704
X7504
77%
7704
51%
7804
5004
*7704
79
7904
1
27 04
2704
26%
27%
2504
2604
2504
2604
2704
28
9,600
US Freight Co
No par
US Gypsum Co common
4
1% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Mach common__82 04c
*2204
2204
220a
23
22%
2204
21%
2204
2204
23 04
3,600
U & Borax & Chemical Corp
4 04% preferred
U S & Foreign Securities
5%
class A preference
50
US Industries Inc common
404%
preferred
series
A
1
5n
63 04
6
04
26
1004
*37
63=4
156
*152
604
26
6104
*152
60s
*26.
6304
156
6%
2604
62
*152
604
2604
62%
157
6%
2604
11
11
11
1004
1004
39
3804
3804
38%
3804
49
63 04
*152
6%
*26
1004
*33
6304
157
6%
27%
1004
40
64
*152
6%
*26
10 04
*38
130
79 04
14,800
6404
157
6%
27»/a
.
20,800
290
11
18,300
42
200
25
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
6
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2174)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
22% Jan
11
15
23% Oct
36% Deo 14
8% Jun
9% July 13
11
35% Aug
61 Vz Dec
28
70
19
32 Vz Nov
29
81% Dec
31
Dec
26
92
17% Dec
58
Dec
23
Nov
30
73% Dec
Jan
169
22
1
26% Aug
4% Jan
3
Mar
10% Aug
Dec
31
26
9
8
Jan
21
Apr
17
18% Sep
5
19
Jun
26
Oct
79
41
21
Jun
30% Oct 22
39
12
167
20
Dec
20
82% Mar 29
24% Nov
12
26
36
Jun 21
155
21
4
30% Jun
7
Jun
12
1
29% Apr
10
135
29% Mar 12
Oct
22
14
73
*69
71%
8%
87
4%%
Utah
36%
20,500
138%
1.07O
357 a
34%
35%
137%
137%
137
137%
137%
1377s
*20%
20 %
20
20%
*19%
20 7'a
*19 7 a
20
200
20%
3074
31
6,800
50 74
51
1,100
138
30%
30%
29%
30%
28%
29%
29
29%
*50%
50%
*50%
50%
50
50%
50
507
54%
53
137%
137
6%
72%
6%
6%
.
«'lj%
f
674
71
2,200
72%
130
6%
6%
6%
1,300
*13%
32%
*32
*13%
14%
70%
4%
68%
23%
28%
27%
1,800
317*
141%
.
70
150
142
142
600
2174
21%
2174
68
66
66%
50
23%
23%
23 %
237a
8,000
2674
2774
28 %
29
21%
23%
27%
327a
140
23%
23%
*32
68
23%
227/s
21%
*66 %
5,500
32
*75
76
22%
140
*21%
*66 %
12,900
76
2474
4%
4%
4%
32%
22%
27%
.23 %
*68
100
12.80
100
1.400
6
14 V*
22%
140
1,800
10
10
6%
*75
22
*21 %
3,900
6
70
75
140
22%
68 %
557a
141
10
57 a
4%
4%
75
23%
140
321/2
10
15
*13%
4%
22%
32
*31%
67 a
76
140
*21%
1
674
15
4%
23%
32 72
115,700
1778
72 Vz
*75
75
*23%
*71
7
*13%
4%
4%
75
G%
*6%
15
*13%
17%
6%
72%
*71%
547 a
1397a
177e
10%
6
6
6%
*71%
.,
53%
1377/4
*31%
32%
97a
10
10
10%
*31%
32 %
*31%
32%
32%
*10
s
17%
52
1774
17%
17%
137
53%
137
136%
137
17%
17%
17%
52%
54%
54
137
32
preferred
& Light Co
33%
30
87
*80
35%
35%
*138
Power
87
34 %
137%
com_No par
com.
*80
34 7 it
34%
*32
Inc
87
267a
137%
100
Tobacco
Pictures Co
717a
*80
common
preferred
Universal
7,800
71%
*69
*80
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
Universal Leaf
3
Apr
Feb
20% Oct 22
66
Nov 15
Apr
6
Feb 24
7
Dec
Dec
6% May 15
Jan 21
2
6
330
2974
717-2
*65
65%
27
.*20%
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wallpaper Inc common
1
Class B 2nd preferred
14
United Whelan Corp com
30o
$3.50 convertible preferred—
100
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
4
Jan
65 Vz
27%
65%
26
71%
100,,
Co
65 %
7172
65%
27%
87
G5%
9,400
20%
27%
65%
26%
*80
197a
*69
65 %
26%
*69
..
preferred
1st
20%
19%
20%
65'4
25%
United Stockyards Corp
5
10
Nov
20%
2,800
9
19%
19%
20%
Shares
25%
*872
9
*8%
9
*8%
20
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
9
preferred
7%
87
4% Jan
*8%
Corp
Tobacco
U S
7
75
noncum
7%
5% Oct 29
Nov 14
23% Dec
70
U
G% Jan
21
30% Dec
24
2
15% Feb
22
70
4
May
82
23
% Oct
9
23
9
23
3
15
99
U
1874 Feb 25
3b
Jan 22
Aug
10% Jan
13% Dec
73 % Jan
9
100
1
S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7% preferred
50
S Steel Corp common
—.16%
155% Jan 25
31
17
8%
11
136% Jun 20
1
27
137
61% Jan
6
Oct
51
*874
Sales tar
the Week
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
Nov. 13
25
—5
U S Rubber Co common
U S Shoe
64»/2 Jan
Nov
50
31
20
preferred series B
22% July 15
Oct 22
|
3%%
26
49% Jan
4
Jan 24
Mar
27
73% Jan
28
1 Aug
156
38
7
4% Feb
13
Jun 25
17% Feb 12
17
Dec
6
94
33% Nov
16
Feb 10
7% Dec
12% Jun
21
28
135
17
14% Apr
82
Oct
Oct
24%
5
10
1
1100
100
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
36% Jun 13
87
Mar 4
19% Jan
Dec 28
17
33% Dec
69
25
10
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U S
71% Sep 10
69
Mar 9
28
51% Jan
U S
27% Jul
21
87
1
Feb
19% Sep
4
143
67% July 24
67% Mar 14
17
Jan
U S
2
4
July 18
170
26
56
4
Jan
6
Jan
128
42% Nov 29
142% Dec
Oct
03
51% July 18
90% Mar 2
24%
4%%
24% Nov
1
23 % Jan
14
Aug 23
8
1
U 8 Lines Co common
37Ys Jan 24
9
Oct 30
Nov. 13
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1956
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
*66%
it,
3874 Feb
55% May
26% Oct
4
17% Jan
9
1274 Dec 21
3
22
50% Jan
22
13% Jan
9
5
13% Oct 30
37% Apr
25% Nov 21
874 Nov
1274 Nov 28
4
Jan
7
Oct
40
14% July 16
45 74 Oct 31
Sep
12
23
25 74 Dec
Feb
3
124
Oct 25
124
Oct
128
Feb
123
Feb 20
123
Aug 23
124
1274 Oct
38% Apr 18
128
Jao
6
105% Dec 20
84
71
94% Apr 24
Dec 28
13
Oct 21
78
97
93
Oct 30
103
Feb 13
787a Jun 20
85
Dec 28
106
Mar
87
Dec
103% Feb 17
31
:
90
Oct
22
11% Oct 22
31
1274 Deo
14% Dec
1474 Dec 27
27
Jan
14
-
preferred
$4.20 preferred
$4.12 preferred '.J
Virginia Ry Co common
6"/o preferred
20% Aug 12
Vulcan
1
Mar 13
03
3774 July 11
,
10% Oct 29
1074 Dec 26
div
preferred
$4.04
Mar
1
3
45
21% Aug 12
5%
Materials Co
!
45
72
24%
-
72
40
14%
15
147 a
15
4.80C
80
14%
7974
7974
80
80
900
22%
227a
91
2374
16,800
10074 1007a
420
*7974
83%
*7974
227a
2374
2274
22%
98
98
98
98
3074*1074
30%
30%
3174
29%
1074
10%
1074
10 7
99
*98
81
*80
81
*80
81
*80
*8274
87
*82%
87
*82%
84
3C
*82%
84
*82%;
86
"so
11,700
85
85
31
30
3174
3074
31
10%
10%
107 a
1074
10%
1,400
12%
2,100
l,0CO
85%
*83
85%
<*•
81
81
81
87
-
3,600
72
1474
*71
72%
98
*83
5,600
24%
*12074
2474
72
2374
23
8574
a
,,
,
12
7u
12%
1274
1274
1274
12
1274
1274
12
14%
14%
*1474
1474
147a
15
1474
1474
*1474
1474
60
*59%
GO
60
*59%
60
60
37%
16
300
4574
*120%
24
*120%
98
*79
*82 7a
*-83 - -
8074
500
13.3C0
9
44%
447a
4,900
23%
9
*120%
*71
15
1474
15
874
24
23%
7274
237a
9
x44 %
4574
*12074
2474
*71
%
23%
*12074
*12074
24%
23%
9
8%
44%
*12074
*120%
*12074
24%
*71
147a
8074
2274
-
-1
common—
preferred-
convertible
,
9
45
87u
9
45
2374
2374
24
*2374
14
9,300
1474
*14
14
,
5%
574
5%
5%
5%
14
*1374
1374.
1374
24
87a
——100
,8
100
100
100
-100
-10
10
$5
Mar 27
98
* July 24
26
partlc preferred
6%
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
12
U2% May 24
May 29
82
Feb
111
1374
5
574
5
5%
13%
*23%
No par
Apr 22
May 22
*
5 Vb
100
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical com
8
28
74'Jun 21
Feb" 13
83
3%%
6
124
2174 Oct 11
116
6
Mai
25% Jan
22
Dec~18~
104~
,
25
"' 33% July 1G
2374 Oct 22
Oct 30
34% Mar 26
28
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical Co new
2.50
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
Oct 21
26
21% Nov
7
7
May
20
130
7~
129~
82
Sep
18
22% Oct 28
6
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com.2.50
$2.28 conv preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10
2
Oct
5
29
38%
w
13% Dec 19
14% Jan
29l/a Sep 26
64
Nov 29
33
12% Jan 30
13% Dec
12
9
1
13% Oct 22
12% Oct 25
00
3
27
19% Feb
8
30
4% Apr
10
97
26
Dec
Dec
88
.
41 Ye Jan
83
63
Apr
108
Jan
12
18% Jun 20
13
16% Def
Dec
28
105 Va Feb
Feb
13
58% Nov 29
67
0
88
Aug 12
98
49
Feb
87% July 11
14
22
20% Jan
Oct
22
337a May 14
20
65% Mar 20
52% Feb 12
46
Jan 20
94
Sep 28
5
79% Aug 19
4
Feb
17
128
69% Jan
28% Feb
16% Oct 21
56
Oct
30
24% Oct
25
S9
9
Apr 10
Jab 23
26% Feb
16
24
14
18
27% Nov 12
62 y» Jun
Oct
30% Jan
30
12% Jan
23
16% Apr
30
13
May 17
Dec
17
8274 Apr
19% Dec
30
68
Sep
14% Jan
4% Dec
4
61
May 10
8
11
1474 Oct
4
11
' <
16% July 8
75
Jan 3J
19% Jan
9
57/a Jan
12
26
10 V* Jan
9
Dec
31
25% J&d
4
187-8 Feb
8
30% Sep
26
37% Feb 20
149
Mar 22
2872 Oct
17
131
21
34
20
127
Oct
18
21% May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
19
116
Nov
9
14
22"% Feb
6
20% Oct
22
35
8
36 7a Nov
14
45 V* Jan
68% July 15
92% Mar 15
4674 Oct
24
82Va July
7y« Dec 31
26% May 24
24
Jan
19
83% Feb
8
20
Jan
16
10
3
Oct 22
18
99% Jan
75
July
17
60% Nov
30
Mar 19
Aug
1874 Nov
36% Feb 27
50% Mar 19
23
83 V* Nov
27% Oct
8
May 13
24% July 10
88% Nov 29
41% Jan
98% Mar
9
10% Jan
4
4% Nov
34% Aug
7
36% Dec 12
2374 Nov
6
88% Jan
3
8% Apr
11
6
34% July
9
25y» Oct
22
35% Jan
2
to
74% Oct
21
123% Jan
2
29% Nov 28
19% Oct
11
131% Dec
1974
30
*8174
1174
1174
12
10,300
19%
20
19%
20
3,200
5874
5974
19%
53
'
20
1974
58%
5774
58
5774
58%
3274
3274
32
32%
32
3274
3274
327a
1.800
3174
3174
3274
32%
5,00v
2ey2
267a
2774
2774
k-
31%
27%
3
*22
2274
*2274
22%
*2274
22%
1
1
*1974
1974
xl8%
22%
May 27
18
2
2
60
61
2274
6074
-
4374
420
coy4
61
61%
4.200
17 v*
1774
17%
1,000
74
2574
10,400
17'A
17
25
24 7£
25
92%
91
91
92
92
86
*84
86
*84
86
81
*78
81
*78
81
1774
177a
24%
25
9074
9074
91
*91
*84
86
*84
*78
81
*78
34
34
3474
33%
9274
927a
'9274
25
180
3474
94
3374
33
9274
*9274
2074
20
20 7 0
19%
20 Va
IS 74
2074
2074
16
1574
16
X1574
15%
1574
1574
*15%
15%
98
*9274
98
98
*9274
1574
'
98
*94
*94
'
1
*9274
9274
*
-
5374
55%
-
4.100
2,600
*70
14,500
55
56%
5274
54
52
55
70
68 74
6874
68
68
72
400
70
50
4974
51
3534
1574
16 Vz
4,300
18,100
2074
2074
59
59%
5074
51%
48%
50
48
15%
15%
1574
1574
3
20%
20%
5874
2074
5774
2074
5774
80
30
:,-8174
*80
2074
•
58
58%
; '8074
*80
20
20%
57%
5874
574
*68
21%
15,400
60
43,500
8274
'<500
15,100
_
'
8074
'•V
—100
100
*12774
37%
37%
3674
37%
36'A
37
3674
3774
3774
3874
10
85 Vz
83
8374
82 %
83%
8374
84 %
84
8474
83
preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
474% convertible preferred
—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)„
20
1874
18
17%
1874
White Motor Co
—1
common
5y4% preferred •
White Sewing Machine
100
*12774
*55
57 %
*55
*2574
25%
*25
2574
*25
25%
*25
38
38 V*
38
38 Vb
37%
38
38
39
7,900
92
92
92
*92
93
160
92
38
38
9174
92
$3 convertible preferred
50
*29
Windsor Industries
5
31
3074
30
No par
No par
*67
1474
1474
92
92
6%
674
6%
24
*23
3174
*30%
2974
27
1474
1474
*23
*31
28
14%
6%
6%
*23
24
3174
33
*1374
*4 74
25%
25 y2
100
<>"
100
29%
30%
1474
147-4
1474
8,500
70
69
69
*87
1474
*1374
1474
*1374
14%
*13%
29%
14%
4
4 Va
*13%
*4
4
1
2674
27
X2674
26%
26%
2674
2674
28%
2874
2874
2874
29%
29
*120
123%
12374
474
400
2674
8,400
2874
29%
9,600
12374
26%
29
100
100
14%
*12074
2674
2874
*12074
34%
2874
70
*4
774
23 y2
14%
29%
1474
*6774
4
18,600
774
5,000
70
x4
100
2574
23 Vz
3174
*6774
474
5774
*32%
774
24
10
i
com
*55
5774
70
10c
Inc
590
12,900
5774
6%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6% preferred
'
*12774
18%
2374
10
.
18
5%
J
1774
18 Vz
—
*55
*22%
common—
1774
*127%
—
57%
1
Wilson & Co Inc
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
*12774
18%
20
common
—
*55
Prior preference
Wilcox Oil Co
.
•
5674
1574
$5
,
140
-
-
21
73
5574
5074
.
6,200
98
2074
9474
1574
Wheeling Steel Corp common
•
i-
3574
94
34
3374
9274
50
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
*42%
1,000
2334
17%
17%
2474
2.50
No par
RR
Union Telegraph
1,200
2
2374
2474
1774
81
60
500
1.80C
187b
43 7A
*4274
60%
2
5,800
2274
2274
22%
4274
60
"
18
2
-
4274
9074
*78
2
2
2274
-
2474
86
18
1774
187a
-
*22
2274
*22
4274
23
23
x42%
4374
60 74
19
2
2
2274
70
8174
11
20
3174
As Snowdrift com—2.50
500
58
20
*178
soo
11%
••
Westlnghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
13
Oct 22
11
*2674
7
10
5
10
31%
8
29% Jan
47 - Feb
20% Oct 22
26
69
68%Jai
91% Nov 11
Jun
13% Apt
8374
83
27
26% Mar 22
10074 Jan
13% Jan
8
2
29% Mar 14
102
81%
974
27
53% May 24
18
50% July 24
83
*8174
j
974
*81
83
3174
28% Mar 14
34% Oct 21
80% Feb
13%
27%
9
31% Jan
1
1274
3174
2
90 y* Jan
Aug 30
12 74
3174
92
Mar 25
12974 Feb
4*
22
36% Feb
62
14%
1274
28
*7274
73
*2774
Western
8
8274 Nov 13
27% Dec 20
8
68% July
24
23
15
21% Jun
July 22
35% Oct
1474
12%
13
13
3274
Western Pacific
4
Jan
69% Deo 31
103
1474
12%
5774
Western Maryland Ry com
No par
4% noncum 2nd preferred
100
Nov
36% July 17
99% Jan
2
14 Vz Oct
48
9
21 '
26% Nov 29
130
Api
88% July 11
67'A Sep 19
66 % Oct
82% July 20
86
11
17% Nov 21
5
11
23
50% Nov 29
8274 Dec 27
18
10474 Mar 20
25% July 31
16% July 30
May 10
May
22% Mar
128% Jun
Feb
93
1774 Oct 22 *
1574 Dec
17
11
1474 Jun 24
47
1474
1278
9%
4.20%
47% Jan
7
Oct
92% Nov 11
25% Dee 31
93
68% Feb
,
14%
127a
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4ya% preferred
100
Western Air Lines Inc
,
1
Western Auto Supply Co com—
5
4.80% preferred
100
Jan 28
2,600
1474
13
*84
4
5
3.000
14 74
*43
Mar 20
1474
1474
4.8% preferred
—
—50
West Indies Sugar Corp
—1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
West Penn Electric Co
s
West Penn Power 4%% pftt—100
105
74
2874
*7274
12%
.
95
•
July 24
32
18
Mar 27
"
4
79% Nov
Jan 27
105
20
Nov
28%
7374
28 Vb
73'A
Wesson
39% Jan
28 v* Jun
16% Oct 22
42% Jan 30
104
2
2874
73
13
28%
*7274
*3174
Oil
28
13
x28 74
48'/* Jul 23
73% July 23
1
2374 Oct 21
90
112% Jan 13
105
Mar
2
12
Aug 14
60C
7374
*81
1
-
2. IOC
1374
1374
34% Jan 29
22% Oct 14
42
2
Dec 21
44% Dee
8
29
Mar 20
3
25%. Jan
.
1% Oct 21 4
52% Feb
44
25% Jan
92
1774 Oct 21
4074
13%
1474
1
-
100
40
1374
28%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co—
Welbilt Corp
.
>
3974
38%
*13
7374
100
.
Corp
38
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
Waukesha Motor Co
-J
5
-
34% May 24
26% May 3
32% Mar 27
3% May 15
11
43% May 10
20% Feb 16
•
Industries
*59%
60
3774
13 7a
Warney Bros Pictures lnc__
5
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical—1
38% Mar 28
36% Jan 17
21% Oct 21
8
Ward
2
28% Jan
3
68% July 16
1
Oct 22
26% Oct
Ward Baking Co common
5Vz% preferred
-
16% Jan
12
30% Oct 22
27% Dee 14
1
95% Jan 24
1
19% Sep 23
42'A Feb
8
9
37% Aug
■
Mar
9
44% Nov 26
18% May 29
16% July 12
*5974
38%
38
28%
-
8
Aug
86% Jun 13
.
Oct 22
Jan
2% Deo 26
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*91.16
,
*94.8
"
,
'*93.16 '94.16"
due Feb 15 1961
-—due Feb 15 1962
95.8
*99.24
'
' *96.8
1966
*94.8
100.8
*98.8 "
Brazil
_Quar-Junj'
V
.
-jCtormwatg Stock 1980 —J—
100.12
*09.24
*
'
'
■-
Aslced
&
Low
Canal
97.16 '
Week's Range
Last
91
90
93
*94
,-May
RANGE
Sale Prico
*89
*88.16
—Nov
2s
>
83
*92
J.—Oct
.—
2s_,—
Period
85
*81
90
_
Interest
88.16
*83
81.16
95.16
'
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
—due Feb 15 1958
2s
due Feb 15 1959
Territorial Issue—
♦87
84
*80
Sept 15 1959
21-year 4%s
as
87.16
*82
81.16
93
1 1969
Jan
No gales Transacted Ihia
day.,, IThis issue has not
*86
84
*80
*94
15 1971
Jan
20-year 4%s
Do-year 2 %s
.7
87.16
*82
*92
Oct
15-year 3 %s
4
96.24 Aug 15
,.
*86
84
82
*80.16
—
25
4%s
••"
*
87.16
Mar
30-year 3y4s
23-year 3%s
96.16 Apr
>F*iday
99.19
*95.2
15 I960
—July 15 1972
19-ye.ar 3%s
BONDS
New-York Stock Exchange
89.24
*87.23
June 15 1958
D3%s
•Bid and asked price.
*89.16
19&-1959
104.24 Feb
15
88.26
1967-1972
15
Sept 15
June 15
25-year 3s
-
96.24 Aug
91.4
87.28
*87.24
87.8
*93.22
89.22
*89.10
'88.30
*88.14
93.24
*89.18
,
*88.20
-
*93.20
99.26
Reconstruction & Development
14
00.30 Mar
96.16 Apr 25
99.16 Oct 28
102.20
95.26
2%s
17
103.4
5
9
17
84.16 July
Bonds(»)
*99.4
International Bank for
89
*102.12
94.28
the Week
High
* 88.28
Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2yas—,
Low
101.4
*94.20
-Bale* for
Nov. 15
High
*101
94.16
Dec 15
Treasury 2%s
101-
*94.8
Dec 15
Mar
Low
*95.22
Treasury 2,/2s
7
*100.28
Friday
Nov. I I
High
94.4
June 15
Treasury 2%s
Nov
Low
*100.10 100.20
94
Treasury 2y2s
Mar28
Nov. 13
High
2%s
Treasury 2%s
Mar 28
Low
-.
2 %s
2%s
Treasury 2%s
bonds mature.
LOW and high sale PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
100.17
*93.24
<
the
point.
a
Nov. 12
High
*100.13
Nov 15 1961
June 15 1962-1967
2%s—t
month when
of
Tuesday
Treasury 2 %s
4
Feb~U
92.24
Low
'
1958-1963
Dec 15 1960-1965
Mar 15 1958
Dec 15 1958
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2VaS
the
case
32nds
Monday
June 15
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s_,
Treasury 2%S
each
more
Nov. II
Sept 15 1961
Treasury 2%S
90.12 Dec
indicate in
Exchange
YEARLY
—
represent one or
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4s
Oct 1969
Treasury 3%S
June 15 1978-1983
Treasury 38
Feb 15 1995
17
90.13 Dec
Period"
point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
NEW YORK 5, N. Y.
TELETYPE NY 1-971
62%
62
101,
106
.'48%
63
2
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
28
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
(2176)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Stock Exchange
York
New
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
WEEK
ENDED
Friday
Low
No.
High
Low
High
bonds of 1936
issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 issue—
4s dollar bonds 1972
bonds
dollar
5s
(Young loan)
95%
99 Hi
65
82%
1
*137
5'is due 1961 extended to
5A5s sterling loan of '12
—
20
20
132
—
„
20
■
131
15%
19
13 Hi
24'%
id
78%
1
95%
4
55'A
56
55%
101%
62
A
118
118
•—
2
57
116
124
*111
116
101
191%
101%
.
*178
ASmall
Mexico
99%
98
104
new
A
178%
Albany
94%
26
inc74
Aldens
4514
due
*
14
91%
Allegheny
51%
13%
%
19%
18%
19
19%
18%
18%
—
—
.
18%
—
18%
June-Dec
(1942
assented
u
1968_Jan-July
agree't)
13%
14
14
1822 agree¬
mL
Jaw-July
1945
~
98'/a
187 %
1
95
45
73
73%
73
95
95
84
99
88
84
96
84
81
96'/a
'79
85
75
85
*13
19'i
19
24
132%
94
100'/a
'
83
13
*
13
18012
13
179%
—
*96'i 100
19%
181'/a
95
99 3A
89
90
83%
94 3A
_
—
—
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
89
.
3s
debentures
f
s
3'is
of America
Co
of
Airlines
96%
10
97%
81
90
94
99 3A
87
123 %
66
75
92 H»
92%
33
89%
98
Feb-Aug
Juwe-Dec
96 3 a
963b
96%
56
95'/a
88
%
88%
15
83
1982——--Jan-July
99%
98%
99 Hs
60
98%
105 7/8
93%
93'A
10
93'A
100
99%
103%
:
April-Oct
100
1966——June-Dec
85
3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
American & Foreign Power dob 5s 2030.—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987
Jaw-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
4'is subord conv debs 1981
—'-Jan-July
5s conv subord debs 1977.:
——A—___Feb-A'ug
72
_
1970—May-Nov
37is
Ltd
141
93%
90%
it
100
100
10
85
85
1
85
91
95
70%
90 H4
112
62%
80 3A
102% 106%
137
100%
139%
99H4102%
101
94%
39
753A
84%
88%
73%
74%
68
66 %
68
102
93%
59
74%
106%
98'/a
93
*95
Bosch Corp.
American
81%
81
93'i
debentures
3s
~
'94%
92;,.'»
f debentures 1930..
s
American
1
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1979
Canada
93
93%
.May-Nor
1964-.
sinking fund debentures
Co
93
93.
1—„Apr-Ocl
subord debs 1981
4s conv
4'is
(assented to 1922 agree't)
IA4s of 1910 assented to
ment)
14%
*15%
—
100
187
1970—Mar-Sept
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
1963_Jan-JwZj/
91
1975——April-Oet
debs
1902_—_
Ludlum Steel Corp— ,
Aluminum
1954
new
subord
46 %
—
AND
Allied
ASmall
A4s
conv
91%
—_
*16%
A4s of 1904
4'is
Aluminum
agree't)
96%
—
94
May-Nov
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A
4'is
(1942
94 3A
176'/a
187
1961—_—June-Dea
:
June-Dee
4'is
RR
Susquehanna
&
Inc
16
1968
assented
*99%
—May-No#
Juu-July
——__M«r-Sept
12%
13
•
Large
—
*90
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
—
'26
3'is 1984
1st mortgage
175%
•
.
(Republic of)—
A5s
88%
176%
90
*168%
——Jan-July
RAILROAD
198
100 %
_9
__
*
1968—Jan-July
164
Southern 3'/4S 1967
Alabama Power Co 1st mtge 3'is 1972
1943—May-No®
§A41is
small 1943
!
assented (1942 agreem't)
96'A
(Dept of)
Great
Alabama
June-Dec
20%
8 7%
55
92'i
9134
92'i
■
116
116
101
15%
—May-Nov
extended to 1971
1961
due
24
18%
19
67
1
58%
58%
—
"
.
:
external 7s 1958
(City)
4'is assented 1958 —
(City of) 6s of
102%
22
—
1979
AYokohama
100
°14',4
June-Dec
June-Dec
'
of 1937)
1979
readjustment
conversion
15
191%
*12'/a
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
:
Valle Dei Gauca Sec Cauca Valley
'
*111
97%
15
191%
188
*100
June-Dec
June-Dec
to 1963—
3'is external readjustment 1984
66
High
on
coupon
External
9
10
9'i
9
*
3%s-4%s-4 /jj& external conversion 1978-June-Dec
4s-4'is-4'is external readjustments 197*8 Feb-Aug
AWarsaw
53%
2
54%
54%
—
1052
1
External
86
—
101% 101 %
March
extended
1953
165%
35
86
,—Jan-July
ANew
9
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
19711952^^—^.
Uruguay (Republic of)— •
3%s-4s-4'/8S (dollar bond
25%
Mexican Irrigation—
}A4!is assented (1922 agreement)
88
12
Jan-July
Jan-July
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
fi A6s 1st mtge $ series 1953—
8s
160%
18%
86
19
J an-July
Jan-July
Juno-Dec
6'is 1954
bonds 1978—
f $
140%
17
%
.
(.Colombia)
93
*9
1971
f
s
94%
118
143
*128
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Imperial Govt) —
A6lis extl loan of '24 1954_
_Feb-Aug
6V2S due 1954 extended to 19C4—
Feb-Aug
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
May-Nov
5 lis due 1965 extended to 1.975
May-Nov
A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)
7s 1957—April-Oct
3s s
(40-yr)
79%
6s
lAItaly
'is
64%
Japanese
30-year
A 5
5 A Willi
Mar-Sept
30-year gtd ext s f 3 s 1977———
§ A External 7s 1952
,
1902
Tokyo (City of)—:
A5'is extl loan of '27 1961
85 3A
77
Italian Public Utility Institute—
AMcdellin
85
14
92%
77
Jan-July
f 3s 1977——
external
secured
3
913A
92%
June-Dec
1947
93
70
■
—
92
79%
79%
■
*89
5'is due 1971 extended to 1981—.
part paid 1964
——-—May-No®
A6s part paid 1968—
—
lAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946
——April-Ocf
Conv & funding 4%8 196G-———
April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7'As 1950—
Jan-July
Helslngfors (City) external 6 Vis 1960
April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
_Jaw-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
B
series
April-Oct
-May-Nov
May-Nov
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
SAG 'is 1st mtge s f 1952
L
6'is due 1952 extended to 1962
ASilesia (Prov of) external 7s 1958
A4'is assented 1958—
South Africa (Union of)
4'is 1965—
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
76%
95%
19
90
823A
A7s
5 A7s series
77%
*75
90
76 3A
19
95%
—
„
(interest
1962—
secured external
B
Jan. 1
Low
No.
(Kingdom) —
Slovenes
&
A7s
18%
163
—
*76%
——June-Dec
—June-Dec
Greek Government—
30-year gtd ext s
17'/a
163
——
April-Oct
1949
International
5 'As loan 1930 due 1965
a
17 %
17%
Apr-Oct
§A7s gold bonds
German Govt
Croats
A8s
75%
74
70
*72%
__
^
loan) —
(extl loan 1924 Dawes
German
72%
1
.
dollar bonds 1972_—_——.
3s
100'/a
Range Since
Sold
Jan-July
19od—■.
loan
'
1963—Jan-July
of 1930—
1980—
loan
International
74
74
dollar
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012—
52
44
99%
6
6erbs
April-Oct
1972—
dollar bonds
[
99 % 100
Bonds
Hiyli
(Continued)
(State of)
external
_tin
48
10-year
3s conv & fund
Paulo
Sao
100
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Interest
BONDS
York
New
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid A Asked
Czechoslovakia
3s
NOVEMBER ].">
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
(State)—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to I9b0
—-----—Apni-uci
Denmark
(.Kingdom of; extl 4%s 1992—Ap/il-Oct
SI Salvador (.Republic of) —
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976— Jan-July
38 extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—
Jaw-July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967Jan-July
IA Frankfort on Main 6%s 1953
—
4%s sinking fund 1973
May-Nov
German (Fed Rep of)—Ext loan of 1924
5%s dollar bonds 1969
!
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
116
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
A4s
new
assented
*14%
———-
—
2<i4S
18%
2lis
debentures
debentures
(assented to 1922
lATreasury 6s of 191'3
agreement)
17%
17
18
*12%
.
18%
2%s
1963_Jaw-July
agree't)
(1942
ASmall
17
A6s
new
(1942 agree't)
assented
*19 %
1963-Jan-July
Minas Geraes
20%
.*'19%
20%
1
21
"
72
72
(Kingdom of)
External sinking
4'AS
53%
3'is
43
—
—
—
Ann
lANuremberg (City of)
4'is debt adj 1972
6s
1952
101%
15
96%
100'A
99%
99%
6
99
101
99%
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
99%
9 7 Hi
99 %
5
100
100
April-Oct
4s
2
97 3i
100
April-Oct
99'i
99
101
150
Feb-Aug
150
debentures
extl loan
1953
(30-yr)
1953 extended to
A5'is
extl
loan
93
93 Hi
93
May -Nov
May-No#
*67
5'is
due
(30-year)
extended
1958
1958..
to
1968
<•
lAPernambuco
90%
96
67
—
Atlanta
172
89%
—
—
(Republic
of)
ANat
loan
ANat
loan extl
lAPoland
extl
external
f
s
s
1959
1st
6s
70
series
1961__April-Oct
49
77%
81%
76
A4'is assented 1958.April-Oct
lAStabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct
12
12
4
*13
23
«...
April-Oct
10
10
16
§ A External sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jaw-July
A4'i8 assented 1963
Jan-July
*24
28
__
10
10
6
A4'is
assented
1968——.
—
—
8C%
76
80%
22
84
*22
22%
12
22%
22
26%
10
.
22
21%
28
10
22
Rio
.
*48%
*105
A7s
external
2%)
loan
2012
of
1926
1966
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
*58
*62
38
1967
reduced
to
2.25%)
2004
(City of) 6'is 1952
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
A6%s extl secured sinking fund
■act Paulo
88
to 2%)
A
.
—
38
6
*69
—
—
1
—
58%
62
65'/a
37%
42
84'/2
84%
84%
~1
*52%
55
—
June-Dec
April-Oct
*52%
55
70
76%
54
75%
86%
49ya
60
46%
May-Nov
—
May-No#
*53
52
'
116
115
—
—
—
—
1957
CO Hi
55
117
—
57%
May-No®
'
'
57
57"
'
1
54
59
90
97%
external
Jan-July
1950
to
2.5%)
reduced to 2.25%)
footnotes
see
2004
page
—
97
97
1
92
*89
—
—
87
303
94
56
89%
89 Hi
3
83
84
84
2
80
95
96
98
88
92%
*96
~
*86
'
'
92
98
96%
92%
97%
94%
'
65
*76
'
233
68
97
78%
92
-
97
93%
102 3A
99%
101%
13
101Hi
—
102% 103
'
103
32
97 %
96
77
81
62%
18
'•
100% 101'%
97
-
4
95
94
*93%
101%
70
76
80
65
67 %
95
106
102%
91
91
1
87
92 Hi
93
2
92
93 34
93%
23
88%
98'/a
87
92%
38
96
:
89
89%
*80 %
87%
*89
103
89 H b
'
103%
'
—
—.
—
2
87%
93
102%
523
102% 104
106%
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
1970—1
_Feb-Aug
1st cons mtge 4s ser B 1980
—I—Mjav-Sept
1st cons mtge 4'is ser C 1995.——11—Apr-Oct
4'is convertible income Feb 1 2010—
May
4'is cox:v debs series A 2010
1.
Jaw-July
1st
79
mtge 3%s ser A
cons
Bell
ref
mtge
77
79
16
77
89%
72%
71
72%
98
71
82
74%
74
74'i
18
74
84
.'72%
70%
72 3 i
52
69
84%
69 3 4
66 %
70
42
66%
79
84
85
Industrial Loan
1951
f debentures 1959
f
s
s
'■
145
Corp—■
85 3 i
Borden
(The)
&
RR
*82%
Mar-Sept
Co 27is debs 1981
Maine
'
-
'
59
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—.Jan-Juvy
1970_May-Nov
debentures 1968
April-Oct
series AC 1967
series JJ 1961
mortgage
5*s
mortgage
43is
Bristol-Myers
Brooklyn
1st
Co
3s
Union uas
gen
mtge 2y«s
mortgage 3s 1980_
subord
debs
Buffalo Niagara Elec
Pacific Ry—
Airlines Inc—
conv
7
May-No#
April-Oct
75
77
51%
72
51
36
58%
90
92%
65
*91%
76H4
—
89
.
—-—Jan-July
—
8
-
76
86%
76
89
10
88
97
126% 130
20
106
162
80
5
79
87%
102% 106
345
102
130%
99
101%
83
80
106
*99%
'
85%
87
*76'%
87
80
9
__
.
75
93%
82%
86
28
98
103
91%
80
87
102
59
60%
204
59
72%
97%
98
15
97
101 y8
39
99
91
90
60%
85%
78
*78
>
1965——Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
June-Jlec
Case (J I) 3'is debs 1978
Feb-Aug
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—1
April-Oct
3'is debentures 1976—:1.
April-Ocf
4s
:
75%
79 Hi
,
100
.
,
—Jan-July
'
subord debs 1976
89%
79
58
June-Dec
1976
(perpetual)
.
81
--
60
87 %
90
158
59
'
—
*76
Jan-July
1
■
87
.
58%
79:%
June-Dec
April-Oct «
Oregon Power 3'is 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
consol debenture
111%
86
.
39
130
general mtge income 198Q
Capital
646
84%
115
.
91%
1975_May-Nov
Corp—
'♦
4'is conv subord debs 1981
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s Igtd 1960
3s
85 3A
57
Feb-Aug
first mtge 23is
first
12
85 3 i
Jan-July
1972
Power
149
36
*60 "2
Burroughs
A5s
133%
155
36
1976_Jan-Jujy
Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3'is debs 1971—1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender .Co— ;
conv
12&
129
57
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
AIuc mortgage 4'is series A July
First
112
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73
79
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"
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87
81
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1981
mortgage 4Vis series E
series D
gold 4%s series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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First & refunding 2%s 1967
First & refunding 2%s 1974—
94%
85%
Jane-Dec
—June-Dec
—;
General
131%
00
1968.
April 1990
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1986
Philadelphia Baltimore St Wash RR Co—-
86
84
B
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series A 1965
series
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A Income
89
86 '
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81
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108%
78%
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1964
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98 Vb
48
St
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91%
72 %
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General 4 Vis
-
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'
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debentures
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.
'
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Pennsylvania
68
76
2
76
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l%t debentures 1976—:—
—June-Deo
Natl Distillers Prods »%s i f debs 1074^_ApriI-Oct
National steel cdrp lit 3%a 1082—— May-Nov
let mtge. 3%s 1986-——*
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debentures
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IFefc-Attff
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98
90
►76
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85
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82
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4
61
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debentures
4%s
70
"
60
88%
80%
6o
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3%s
80 Vb
49 V4
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1970—June-Dec
1983.
*
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4%s,conv sub debs 1981—
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
3a debentures l870->_.
April-Oct
1978
debentures
3>/2s
73
48
-
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
1987
debentures
3y8s
Pacific Western Oil 3y2s debentures
—
Ry 3V4a series B 1966—
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) A Co 3s debentures
1958—May-Nov
3%
51
61
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Morris & Essex first gtd 3 Vis 2000—
Mountain Sts tes Tel As Tel 2%s 1986
13
62'/2
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—
mtge income 4%s ser B Jan 1
Income debentures Jan 1 2045
4y4s coll trust 1976-
55%
.
_.
64 Va
1990
1
1
ser
Gen
5s
54
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1st mtge 4y4s series C Jan
Gen
6^y8
debentures
3'/4s
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1962
oJ
90
*79%
65
'
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1972..
—
98
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1979—Jan-July
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1969—Mar-Sept
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Mar-Sept
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3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
1970
64
76
304
71
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54 Va
*80
Pacific Gas St Electric Co-
Metropolitan Edison first mtge
2%ff'1974—May-No»
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Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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1975
3%s 1982
mortgage 3y4s 1985..
mortgage
1st
mortgage 4'/2s 1987
Jan-July
Oregon-Washington RR 3s serl4 A I960—April-Oct
98%
"
Merritt-Chapmun St Scott Corp—
Minneapolis-Moline
ApriZ-Oot
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.Feb-Aug
flfar-Sept
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1975—
June-Deo
first mortgage 3s 1966
debentures
Mar-Ncpt-
first mortgagees 1974
mortgage 2%s
93%
02
101 Va
60 V'4
3
5o
53
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60
53
81
03
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58%
55%
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89
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5s 1987—
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3s 1979—
——__Mar-.7epf
4%s 1937—
June-Dec
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First
mortgage
7t%
lol
58%
54%
r.
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3 Vis .debentures 1996——:
—
101
59%
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First mortgage
f irst
mortgage
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
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f
1974
1976—
moijtgage 3s 1978-.
mortgage 2%s 1079
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76
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—
:
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1977—
s
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82
68
80%
Ye
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50%
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.
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—
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debentures
f
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
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.
94
73
88
86
-
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f debentures
1978—
f debentures 1980
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s
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85
>
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63
•
88
88
■
85
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120
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82
85
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'
119%
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debs 1968—Mar-Sepf
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6s couv subord debs
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conv
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215
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,
4y2s
213
til
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3s registered 2047———
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Refunding St improve 4 Vis ser A 2047
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April-Oct
f debentures
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117
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96
101
59
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.
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96
99
52 y2
64
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-
52
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170
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100
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2003
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2003—Aprtf-Ocl
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gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sepl
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1979.May-Nor
1st mortgage 3Ves 1982
:
Mead Corp
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4 Vis series J 1991—May-Nov
99
54%
57
2%s series D 1982
-Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3 %s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
-Jan-July
15
*67
56
85
85
mortgage 4y2s series A 2019—Jan-July
'69%
-May-Nov
May-Nop
.May-Not
1980
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville: &: Nashville RR—
e
76
56
May-Nor
1952
June-Dee
Apr-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%i ser D 1976_June-Deo
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
Aprll-Ocf
-3s-debentures 1976
3y4e
87%
67
81%
1976—:
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Lone Star Gas 4%s debs 1982
s
75
09
55%
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SVaB
85
69
Jan-July
6s
mortgage 3 Vis
85%
85 7
09
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1962
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1st
69
69%
contingent Interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979.
.
72%
68
59
Y Telephpne
N
90
66
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Jan-July
mtge ser A 2004*
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-79
—
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AGenerai
mtge bds-—
4s
F
Term
70
Feb-Aug
1974
ASeries D 4s contingent interest 2003
ASeries E 4%s contingent interest 2003
ASeries
61%
72%
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Feb-Aug
fixed Interest 2003.Series B 4Vie fixed Interest 2003
Series C 6s fixed interest 2003—
.
N
73%
67
April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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4y2
65
12
65%
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1st mortgage 4yas extended to
N
95%
2y#
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65
ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley RR
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2%
ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
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Y Susquehanna St Western RR—
N
146
—.Jan-July
4V'4s series A 1973—^
mtge
IAN Y Ontario St West
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97%
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Lehigh Coal St Navigation 8%s A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—1st St ref
1st
98
—
—
.Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt St Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
3Vis registered
'
88
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—
83
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8638
1987
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104
78
77
53
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1973
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,
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May
Harlem River St Port Chester-—
Y
N
100
90
53%
Jan-July
Jan-July
i
2043
Lack St West 4s series A 1973
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88
81
4s series A 2043
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78%
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income
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-
78 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
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Jan-July
.
N
80
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*
N
"
80
79
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.
-
4%s
88
1980—June-Dec
April-Oct
June-Dec
April-Oct
May-Nov
3s series F 1986
debentures 1989
Y Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
Y & Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000
mortgage
First
-
10
96V a
l0U;u
63
Chicago & St Louis—
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■
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1st mortgage
New York
'
95%
77%
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joy Manuiacturlng 3%s debs 1975
Kanawha Si Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power St Light 2%s 1976
1st mortgage 2%s 1978—
268
JOG
.
31
62
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1097..
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'iVits registered 1998
'
93
90
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4y4s
.
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
101
74
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registered
3'/2s
96
6
6U%
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RR—
1997—
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82 Tii
82 Va
luo
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64%
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1977
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91
94%
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trust 6s 1980
92 %
85
—
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"
92
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
f
s
St
debs
93
146
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3 Vis series J 1981
4 %s ser K 1987
International
92%
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
•
89
92
*76
1986—June-Deo
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Vis ser C
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
87%
75
78
_
1974
debentures
Bell Telephone 3y«s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-No*
New York Central RR Co—
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Feb-Aug
Refunding St Iinpt 4VaS series A 2013
April-Oc<
90
82 Va
....
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Jan. 1
Low
NO.
96%
6-i%
b6
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High
*__
April-Oef
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
1982
New Jersey
87%
_
deuentures
3s
•
—
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1«80_.
94
May-Nop
Feb-Aup
debentures
s
3s
•
■
3yas
90%
92
86
May-Nop
3%s series H 1989
75 y*
84
7
*
June-Dec
1967
Bonds
rioay'a
or *
bid A Asked
Sale Price
Low
1977
New England Tel &t lei Co—
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f
5s
86
73
1
<4
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mortgage 3%s series F 1984——Jon-July
mtge 3>/48 series O 1980—:
.Feb-Aug
1st mtge
30%'
85
84
85
mtge 3%s ser A
Consol
1st
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12
84
Jane-Dec
1979—May -Nov
1979
May -Nov
moitgage
Consol
7
10
38 Va
26
14%
Period
Exchange
btock
Last
Interest
National Supply 2%s debentures
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
High
n
39%
13%
York
Week's Range
Friday
IX
QN1>g
New
Loto
No.
Hiqh
38
38%
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bold
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or
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90
37
101
84ya
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90%
87%
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86
94%
82
82
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Number 5691
186
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(2179)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New
York
Mock
interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
4US
2%s
subord
conv
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debentures
oebs
s
1972
102V:
No.
91 'A
Low
61
June-Dec
99
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general
5s
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96
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1962—
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&
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debentures
,
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1952
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91
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180
1978
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C
1978
,
;
Rochester Gas & Electric
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89
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subord
conv
debs
1977
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/ Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k
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1996_Jan-July
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~
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s
conv
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;
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debentures
2;,As
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debs
1978
1979
•
debentures
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convertible
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T
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f
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/
46
28
102% 104
97%
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98
100%
84%
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4'As 1969
:
Gold 4'As 1981
San Fran Term
02
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First mortgage
100
101%
215
84%
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2
84%
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102%
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;
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100
82
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141
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117%
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Standard Oil
first
5s
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RR
conv
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152
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80
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82
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79
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in
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the
year's range,
n
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the
ih
89%
year's
94
—
—
55
66%
95%
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♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
§ Negotiability impaired
d Ex-interest,
range,
Bale
not
rOash sale
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
.
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92
135
•
99%
100%
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1971-
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the
87%
81
90
91 %
98%
25
58%
—
78
included in the year's range,
84
81
*80
__
87%
"I
68'A
not
—
May-Nov
April
95%
122%
116
98%
Included
May-Nop
April-Oct
99
86
Jan-July
2%s 1979
Public
Yonkers Electric Light
%. 109
103
103% 103%
*96
First mortgage
93%
93%
88%
81%
Co—
mtge 4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%a 1970
71
91
1
99%
86
82
67
83%
Jan -July
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
77
88%
99
Wilson & Co.
87
88
81
-
82
Whirlpool Corp 3'As s f debs 1980—
first mortgage 3s 1958——ApriZ-Oct
84%
v4
103%
90,
*89%
83%
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
83
80
—
:
95%
78
93
%
64%
97%
99
99
100
93%
1967———Jan-July
conv
52%
90
53%
93
*87
-May
65
; 5L7/a
92%
53
1981—Jan-July
1984
96
100%
94%
43
-54%
v
92 %
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%3 A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
67
37
3'As ser A
RR Co
income debentures
5s
83%
77
Pacific
Western
88
'
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1909—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
Apr-Ocf
5 'As debentures 1982
J an-July
78
—
registered .2361
83
100%
88
86
1
95
95
54%
59
94%
.
-
Jan-July
54%
83
—
9414
94%
76
88
:
'
*54-
94%
76%
67%
75%
74
*64
Jan-July
1966
first 4s guaranteed 2301„
67%
6714
*67
*75
Western
88
73
106
Jan-July
1985
,
8?%
Jan-July
3'As
Penn Power
85%
Apr-Ocf
Jan-July
:
conv
36
84%
_
'
Co-
85%
Jan-July
gold 4'As 2013—.,
Products
(Indiana)
debs
95
83
84%
mtge 'jicome
Shore
4s
101 %
80%
5
129%
•
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
>•!
90%
79
8614
mtge
West
9314
Northeastern RR—
Joint
181%
23
85%
-
June-Deo
Gen
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
1st mtge 5'As series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
23As
3'As debentures 1983_.
and ref
Mar-Sept
1980
162
93%
86 %
—Mar-Sept
1976
May-Nov
E
181'/a
—
Jan-July
May-Nov
series
160
162
V 6
181%
June-Deo
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970.—Feb-Aug ■
05
108%
Jan-July
—-Jan-July
:
84
161
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1079—May-Nov •
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974—
May-Now
100
30
.
00
*77
—
1973—June-Dec
27As
ASpokane Internal
77%
;
89%
93
*76
Jan-July
A 1977
80
—
180
101%
99%
—
8314
Jan-July
1970
102%
75
June-Dec
1951—-June-Dec
997»
5
10014
80%
^
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—Jwne-Deo
33As
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
subord debs
West
:
Feb-Auy
conv
97'A
100
2
.
82'/#
772
9314
9314
—
May-Nov
First
New Orleans &
97
14
75
*81%
101%
1947
First
.
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
97'A
75
1981
April
4'As series B Jan 1991,—April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Auy
Gen
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
*—
"
1994
98
^
93
96
100'A 100%
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
•
104
,
;
4%s
,
*93%
and refund mtge 214s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
Wabash
104%
94
41
•
.
"
—
Co
•
99%
*80
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
85%
Mar-Sept
Z
23As
Ry
A
90
87%
86
*90'A
214s ser H 1980—_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 314s ser 1,1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s' 1958—Z
ApriZ-Oct
Edison Co—
Southern Natural Gas
series
conv
First
K
Jane-Dec
debentures
*
17
91%
91
91
.
92
91
90
*80
Apr-Ocf
1967—
85
80 %
88.,
*86
First
'
8414
—
99
119%
83
43
90
*85
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1976
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
96
76%
'
99 7i,
95.
,
104
ApriZ-Oct
—
„
1987
3'As
"•
'
88'A
*
99%
Jan-July
iJ
w
1985
Southern California
<"
93
^"
-
86%
88
.
95%
:
debentures
4'As
99'A
105%
.
...
& North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963,
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s
„*80--
.;.
April-Oct
'
v
■
debentures
Corp of America—
3y8s conv subord debentures 1969—
103
'
Gas
Inc—
1975
3%a
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968-
101%
12
*89%
South
'•
80
03 O r?
95 %
95%
*
Vanadium
08%
102'A
,
■
^April-Oct
Socouy-Vacuum Oil 2'As 1976
'
100'A
80
i
.
Feb-Aug
Bkelly Oil 2%s -debentures 1965—
Smith-Gorona
-L
-
„__..Jan-July
1982
25As
debs
88
6?
tt
71
95%
,
,
91
89%
79%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Now
April-Oct
1970
80'A.
88%
443
*
86
85%
; ,1
81%
,
80
<„
92
79%
—.
.
88
75
iooy«
92
*99
May-Nov
,
1_;
3.20s
96%
89'A
■
Corp—
Z ,•
5 "A» conv subord debentures .1982
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971
IA Siemens & Halske 6>As 1951-a—
Sinclair Oil Corp 41 a s conv debs 1986
6s
92„
80
98
88
86
.
94
88%
—
*79%
*84
,
96%
96 %
80
10
91%
Mar-Sept
214s
America
1977
86
90
•
83%
91
9014
—
*80
June-Dec
3y*s assented series A 1951
89
—
June-Dec
1977—
of
Co
6'As sinking fund mtge series C
3'A3 assented seiies C 1951.,
81
--
*
-June-Dec
1382 J
i.
*—
-—Mar-Sept
Roebuck '•Acceptance Dorp—
debentures 1972
,11
4As
79%
91%
-
4
83%
*92
Jan-July
3'As assented series A 19471
Jan-July
6'As sinking fund mtge series A 1951—June-Dec
91
"48
—
83%
113
103%
137
*92%
May-Nov
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1969
debs
& coll trust
debs 1972
Rubber
88
80
,■
109%
108
108'A
.
June-Dec
—May-Nov
'
871s
-May-Nov
LA
f
s
21 as
v
: 33ks s 1 debentures1977LLJ
Seagram-(Jos E) & Sons 2'As 19G6
,
193
92'A
an-July
Air Line RR Co—
1980
:
214s debs 1970
56%
5
96
85%
Corp—
subord
mtge
6'As
'
Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Dulutli first cons gold 4s
1968-June-Deo
St Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971April-Oct
V 1st liitge 3s HBeries B 1980_
.
50
:.
CSeaboard
15
75
Mar-Nov
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Scott Paper 3s conv .debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982_
J
!
57
L- 56'A
Scioto V:& New: England
,
coll tr 2%s
3y4s 1982—
68
9
114
83
8814
75
69
106
—
United Steel Works Corp—
88
>•
.
certificates
69
—_May
Mar-Sep
ASecond mtge lnc 4%s ser A Jan 2022
1st. mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond
y
Jan-July
■
80
*75
1961—Mar-Sept
314s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As 1977—
,
72
3
91%
Biscuit
4%s
S
99%
86%
3
85 %
*—
of Missouri
debentures
,1st
80
—
92
21
72
—April-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
71%
80
13
luo
83
*80%
conv
3%s
93
85 %
*86
April-Oct
82%
72
'
112
99
79 Va
93 3A
mortgage and coll trust 23As 1975-AprZZ-Oct
1963——
May-Nov
mtge
U
83%
83%
3
81
loo
33As I960—June-Dec
and impt
United Gas Corp 214 a
78%
84
SI
6
85%
83
Feb-Auy
mtge &
United
80
72
Corp—
General mortgage 4'As series D
1977——Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'As series J 1969
Mar-Sept
Rohr Aircraft Corp—
*
•
5'As
'A
83%
loo
debentures
0s
85
72
78
90
85
82
June-Dec
1974
1986
3%s
Co
United Artists
152
77%
80%
—
81
Pacific RR,
27/os debentures 1976 -Feb-.Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
;
161
152
Jan-July
Zait-July
Jan-July
91'A
92%
Union
18A
161
April-Oct
adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978_
B
82
Feb-Aug
98
78%
85%
,933A
Union
92%
80
b0
90
34
*81
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
1982
Union Oil of California
10214
00
20
81
33As 1971—May-Nov
1st
94
83 »/B
Jtfap-Nov
1953
1955
series
Oil
Ohio Cent ref
First
3s
100%
90
89
-
91'A
Inc—
debs
Union Electric Co
98%
Debt
4%s
Tidewater
87
89%
—
99
•
*86
9614
9814
%
2019
3%s
Orleans
New
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs
79
85%
May-Nov
6s
6s
of
Products
subord
Tol &
87%
90
65
Feb-Aug
1950
6s
mtge
mtge
173'A
93
83'A
,
Rhine-Westphalia Eltc Power Corp—
7s
4%s
111'A
162
93
*91
,
86
.
Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
§ A Direct mtge
8 A Direct mtge
RR
1st
Jan-July
•
—
90%
'80%
U1
Louis—
St
2%s series D 1985
and impt
Thompson
.
1964
Corp of America 3'As conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3'/Bs series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tqbacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
*
106%
100 A/a
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
9834
Radio
Rheera
89%
90
Mar-Sept
'
99
96
3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 314s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
93
89
91%
First and refund M
03
Apr-OcZ
of
Assn
Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
102%
84'A
RR
Refund
98
—
88%
83 %
Jan-July
Texas
101 %
90'A
85
*
80%
6
*99
1971-,— May-Nop
Jau-Juiy
May-Woo
1st
Refund and impt M 4s series C
96 'A
104'A
85
*79
.
1
Terminal
9514
89%
164 y8 164 %
61
87
Jan-July
2% s debentures 1973
97
91'A
—
1583—April-Oct
'
83 V*
90:'«
*
84
86'A
103 >A
95
*103
refunding mortgage 8s 2037_ June-Dec
3%s debentures 1975_:
4%s debentures 1977
J
103 3A
Transit Inc
mtge 6s
Swift & Co 25As debentures 1972
Texas
J.
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3as debentures 1972
June-Dec
1st and refunding
mortgage 3'As
Quaker
100%
89%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
First
debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 83As debs 1981
99'A
First and refunding
mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-JuZy
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
*
Sunray Oil Corp. 27As
Surface
90
21
High
82
Mar-Sept
debs 1973
99'A
89'A
90%
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
97
1982——Ja n-July
debentures
fund
sinking
101%
96'A
—'
9 OA
,
—
95
3
Co—
1063
4'/4S
(Ohio)
Co
94'A
14
95
April-Oct
debs
&
83
Standard Oil
73
95
95
Range Since
Sold
High
•
92
97
94 A
Bends
Friday's
or
Bid St Asked
84
1974
99
*91%
Week's Ranee
Last
Sale Pr lea
Period
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
214s
98
—
*98
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
3%9 s f debentures 1980
Procter
Public Service
'A
*99',8 101
1964_Mau~Nov
1970
Interest
Exchange
Stock
Stauffer Chemical 3%s
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Standard Oil
115
82
Feb-Aug
1963__Feb-Aup
York
Lou)
95
A
86
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
May-ZVoo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—,
April-Oct
Plantation
New
High
89
930
100% 103
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H i960
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
15
BONDS
Jan. 1
PiitsOgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 19S6__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry
1
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Range Sine*
Sold
High
91A
Feb-Aug
debs
f
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1964—_Feb-Aug
1987
3%s
Inc
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum
FOR
Week's Range
Last
reorganized under Section 77 of
during current week.
Bonds selling flat.
_______
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Nov. 11
stock
AND
or
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Range
Consol
Industries
Shares
3%
High
3%
15
Friday
3%
Oct
1,500
5%
Nov
19%
Nov
2,300
-
514 Mar
4,800
4'A Oct
1,300
1%
.200
Oct
•7% Mar
High
5%
11%
30
Jan
Apr
Feb
9 Vt Aug
1014
Jan
3% July
9
Oct
Sale Price
Amerioan Stock Exchange
Par
Air
Way Industries Inc
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
Alabama
Great
Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
Alan
5%
cumulative
preferred
Alaska Airlines Inc
•-
_
2.500
5%
Jan
%
Oct
1
Jan
2,900
19%
Nov
30
Feb
160
Jan
-
>
24
24
—
90
1
Low
2
24%
2
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Shares
7.900
.50O
10
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
High
1%
2
—3
preferred—100
Wood Steel Co
!
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1,000
--
450
For footAotes see page 35
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Inc,
Manufacturing Corp
Aero Supply
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores-
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Wire Ob common
Aeronca
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Low
Adam
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
and ending Friday, Nov. 15. It is
compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Acme
YEARLY
the
—
--
83
20%
81A
83
400
20V4
21
1,800
_
—
Oct
1
—
/4
137
3%
3
2
700
Nov
Oet
19% Oct
79
3%
.
81%
*
214
9214 Apr
Jan
31%
Nov
89
Jan
Oct
5
July
•i
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
Sale Fries
Exchange
American SU*
Alymnna KunelZlJd# If V—
Amur
dep rets Amer »hare
All
-1
Pictures Corp—
convertible preferred.
674%
Control Co Inc.
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
.11
■
.100
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing.
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook Industries Ino (R I).
American Air Filter 5% conr pfd
$3.75
Book
American
Electronics
Oct
Jan
"274
"2%
6 to
8,900
American
18% July
19 to
Apr
39to July
American
1,650
7%
Oct
17% Jan
Sep
4to Jan
15%
14%
700
27 to
6%
6
2,000
16,300
Co
Thread
preferred—
1
Writing Paper common
10%
1074
10%
23
2274
24
8%
4
—
9 to
37/a
to
9
8
4
6,100
2,000
f
class A
2%
—2
4.71
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
1074
1,200
2%
274
3,700
19,200
1°0
1°8
_20o
Ltd
Mines
U
9 to
1,200
13
12%
13
9 to
9 to
1,100
—2.40
snares
I
100
Angostura-Wupperman .,
„
Appalachian Elec Power 4% % pfd
Fuel
Arkansas
Oil
I
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power
4.72%
Ac
I
Ac
Co
Assoc
Artists
Associate
warrants.,,
Productions
21toJuly
Feb
22 to
Oct
30% Jan
23
Nov
37 to
Aug
Oct
11% May
Oct
Jan
34 % May
34 to Feb
5%
6 to
4
to
4,500
474
200
8974
5%
220
31%
31
32%
4,200
25%
25 to
26 to
23,600
91 to
9174
25
Oct
15% Aug
7% Feb
2%
A
7 to May
2 to Jan
Oct
Oct
12% Ndv
6%
Oct
10to
Oct
5
Jan
30to Oct
Feb
28% Aug
Aug
20
89to Aug
6 to Mar
1,300
12%
13
1,200
12%
Oct
15% Apr
14
14 to
1,900
14
Nov
227s
8%
56,500
6 to
Oct
Jun
Clopay
11% May
Oct
Club
Laundries
&
1%
2
2,900
1%
Nov
1%
1%
1%
2,800
lto Oct
3,300
2 to
.le
Co.
8% Jan
July
3% Jan
5 to Jan
Oct
lto
.i
jn
of America-
Gas
6%
.1
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc.
'
—.
*•*""'
2%
Controller
.
,
2
to
2%
Oct
Hotel
Atlas
Plywood
Non-voting
1,600
%
Nov
2774
4,900
25%
Nov
10%
10
1174
3,300
19,800
2to
Jan
6
Jan
9% Jan
12% Sep
Oct
2%
3
1
4%
4
74
4%
5,100
4to Oct
10%
8%
1174
4,600
4%
Products Inc
l
4
4
Consol
3to July
2% Aug
274
100
4
2 74
1
preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshirs Collieries Corp common
Jan
600
3%
Jan
900
16%
Jan
4% Jan
21% Mar
700
31
Oct
46
•
19%
19 to
1974
|
33
33
33
Jan
Cook
Corby
Class a
Baker
7A
Industries
Inc
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de los
American
Corp
i«
2%
ggs
Corp
"lto
1
Oct
2%
5,300
2%
j
7 50
T~-60e
Beau-Brummell
Ties
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Crowley Mflner Ac Co—
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Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
California Electric
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Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
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Camden Fire Insurance
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Cable Electric Products common
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4
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Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The) Company
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Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
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5
100
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100
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Belock Instrument Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Blckford's Inft
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common
Telephone of Canada
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5
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Bohack
Oct
13%
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Barry. Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp
Bell
Nov
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400
shares
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd—*
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7A
200
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3174
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Barium Steel
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39,900
13
14
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Banff Oil Ltd
6%
874
13
common
574
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Cooper-Jarrett
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1
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Diesel Electric
Paint
574
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Continental Materials Corp
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574
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Consol Retail Stores Inc
—1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
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Continental Air Lines Inc
—1.25
Continental Aviation Ac Engineering—1
Continental Commercial Corp—
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Continental Industries Ino
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26 to
Oct
9
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non-cum
103% Feb
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46% July
Oct
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3
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92to
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20%
7
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Consol Cuban
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93
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Colonial Sand Ac Stone Co
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—-1
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1
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Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
3
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Consolidated Mining As
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
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100
10
2
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2.50
—
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Clary Corporation
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Claussner Hosiery Co
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Apr
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16
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Nov
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14,100
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Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Cora
Chromalloy Corp
28-
Jan
31
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101
Feb
41 to Aug
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85
Oct
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100
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Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
20%
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Charts Corp common
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,
13
7 to
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5,4
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Chainberlin Co of America—
16to May
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474
28
311
6
Central Power Ac Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
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23 to Mar
.
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4
28
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1
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Associated Oil
Jan
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89
4
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1
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Electric
Assoclate
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89
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Aro Equipment
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preferred
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78 to July
76 to
Nov
.
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
a
14% May
Jan
Jan
17
—
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50
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31
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American
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11 to
26 to
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Oct
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2874
Amurex Oil Company
24% May
4,400
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6%
88 to Jan
Oct
65
23
—
22%
Central Maine Power Co—
3%
Aug
100
67
High
700
100
21 to
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
*
6to% preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.J
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
i
Canadian Dredge Ac Dock Co Ltd
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petroiina Ltd partic pfd—10
Canadian Wllliston Minerals
6c
Canal-Randolph COrp
1
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
1
10to Oct
76
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65
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Low
High
—*
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Capital Olty Products common
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co common
Carolina Power Ac Light $5 pfd
Carreras Ltd—
American dep rets B ord
Carter (J W) Co common
Casco Products common
Castle (A M) Ac Co
Catalin Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd—i-,
Central Illinois Secur Corp
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1,300
20
52
51
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Range
of Prices
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700
80'/?
77
•
May
20
79 to
1
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Petroflna Inc class A—
1
Photocopy Equip Co
1
Seal-Kap common
2
American
17
Oct
Feb
15 to
Natural Gas
American
Oct
Oct
6'%
19%
23 %
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Oct
6 to
2to
400
1,800
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30
6%
8,300
7 to
32 74
7 to
7 to
1
Maracaibo
American
Anchor
1%
30
21
Inc
Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
Anacon
800
9to
X»
1
100
Co
American Laundry
AMI
274
Jan
Feb
6
6% Sep
4 to Jkn
15
May
4toMar
10to Mar
52to July
7
Feb
6 to
common
American
Oct
_10
Aluminum
Beverage
Nov
2to
5 to
~2fe
•tock__l
Allied Paper Corp
Aluminum
Co of America—
American
2%
40,900
13 to
30 to
Allied
28 to
Oct
700
374
-1
Artists
Allied
to
2%
2
to
2
Bread
Canada
2%
3
-I
Alias A Fisher common
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Low
High
2%
-10#
Engineering Co.
American
of Prices
Low
Par
Shares
Monday, November 18, 1957
EXCHANGE
K°VEMBERg,J£CKg
for Week
Ranee
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
8%les
Week's
.,
.
Apr
39
26%
Apr
2M Aug
•■
-
-' 20:74
21V?
3
-3
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1,900
474.
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.2174..;
.
.374
.700,
.
5% May
.2,000
,.;i7,500
3%
Oct
G%
374
' l&to
474
Aug
147?
Feb
19to
Sep
19%
Oct
3874
Jan
27a
Oct
7%
Jan
3
July
_
E
Eastern
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
2b
1
*
*>-'
32 to
."
13%.,.
31
.
*.V ^3274
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550
0
4,400
30
Oat
12
Oct
138%
Oct
126%
Oct
3474 May
31%
180
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Jan
July
Jan'
Number 5691
Volume 186
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2181)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Eastern Sugar Associjttes-S"
"
Common shares'of beneficial
Elder
Limited
Mines
ft
;
Electrographic Corp common———1
Electronic Communications Inc——1
Electronics
Corp
EI-Tronics
Inc—
;
11-
—
,
Nov
%
Oct
1,800
15,200
22% Oct
12%
11
.8%
6%
200
7%
2%
3,100
12%
Oct
8
1,600
1,400
Feb
.5%
Oct
'
2%
5c-
;——.—-
Corp.——-—20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—.—100
Empire- Mill work- Corp
1
Equity- Corp common—
10c
$2 convertible pieferred-;—•'—
1
Erie Purge Sc Steel Corp com
-1
6Vcum 1st preferred
10
Etnery
Freight
Air
Ero Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
———
■
Eureka
;
—
—1
—1
1%
5%
:
.
Firth
Ifle
Sterling
2.50
—1
.
Fishman <M H)
Co Inc
Florida-Canada
Corp
350
33% Oct
6,000
5%
1,700
9% Oct
Iyon Fireman Manufacturing vtc,
5
Feb
% Oct
9'% Nov
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Ironrite Inc..
3%. Jan
17
102
Feb
4
jeannette
1,600
19%
2,500
7% Feb
Kaiser
Jan
1& Oct
3|',y Jan
1 »°o
4,400
5-ft
5%
39,800
.
5%
5%
34
1,000
4%
Oct
1,950
30%
Oct
45
32%
9
10%
45,100
6%
7%
Oct
11
Flying Tiger Line Inc—————.—-1
7'A
6%
7%
6'A
Nov
Oct
10% July
79'A Sep
117% May
82
1,500
Kin-Ark
8% Oct
5%
120
3,100
2,200
Mar
Klein
voting—
—
Co EJtd—
American dep rets ord xeg
Fort Pitt Industries Inc
82'A
Class B
—•
--
82%
83'A-.
—.
*
non-voting—.—:—
Class'A
■
84%
85
£1
.
14,000
4%
1
2,800
5%
15%
1,100
%
5%
5%
.-
15%
—
•
common—,———
%
100:.
%
29
__
—
3,800
Feb
%
200
Jan
9%
40
99
Oct
Nov
Hotels Corp..
Corp class A—
105
6
Mar
Oct
5%
1
Nov
2% Feb
100
l'A
Oct
3
12'A Nov
—
Lear
,
,
5%
Oct
Nov
56
19
Jan
38,200
5% Jan
1%. Oct
4,500
3,900
Gilbert (A
common—....———•
C)
—'
8%
VJ
10%
5
.—
Glen, Alden Corp.
—-—1
Glenmore Distillers class B—
——
Globe Union Co Inc——
•
Globe Wernicke
Gobel
(Adolf)
Industries
Inc——-
-
-1
A—10c
—1
,
200
2%
0%
2%
6%
}/f
17%
22%
—•
-
—
5%
'.1%
6
1,600
500
6%
2%
.
Jan
>
y-i -Oct
1
6% Nov
2,400
5%
Nov
1%
Oct
11%
Magna
122
Oct
132
4,900
l'A Oct
7
7%
1,700
6
Feb
4%
8,000
3
Oct
9'A
100
.
1%
..
4'A
9'A
Company——1,
common——5.;-
...
9'A Oct
17%
—
2%
3
8,300
3
Oct
2% Jan
'
1
-
.—
26.
26
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^
50
26
Nov
29
H
&
Co..
Pl?wood
—
2%
7!4
-2
1
-
Corp...
10
Harnischfeger Corp.—......
Harvard Investors
Hastings Mfg Oo.——-——-2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1.
Havana Lithographing Co
MOc
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine Corp
Hecla Mining
Co
7', 4
1,900
3'A
Feb
4,500
9%
Sep
27,2
51%
2
—
2%
2%
34.
6%
,
34%
6%
.
.
51'A
4,600
1,900
250
10,600
51
2
Oct
Nov
Jan
2%
Feb
Oct
4%
Oct
"2%
2
Oct
5% Jan
34r'»
2,500
29 % Aug
6%
4,300
^22%
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—
44% May
9 % Jan
5%- Oct
1714
18
:—.—1
150
20%
Oct
27
170
80
Oct
94
12% Feb
25
July
600
•
4J/«
21%
1,900
7%
700
«
20%
7%
,
2%
2,000
2'A Oct
10%
1%
10'A
400
10% Jun
1%
2,300
5
21%
.20% 21%
1%
Holly-Corporation.— 60cf..
1% ?■
r-.
3
Holly Stores Inc.—a—
^1
—
3
Holophane Co common..—i
—.30
:t%30,f. 30,
Home GH Co Ltd .class A—-*•.16
; -",14%: 16:%
15t.i
Class' B—
——*
15%
t14r%
1,300
Hercules- Galion
Products
Industries
21%
7'A
2%
-5
—1.
1
—,.2.50
-25c
Class, A—.—;——,——
Hofmann
4'A
10c
Inc
Inc
,,
»
—
1%;
->
■
2%
Hollinger-Consul Gold Mines
2,400
4%
Oct
15%
Feb
100-
...
Hoover
—10;-.
pall & Bearing Co—
Hordfer's
•
Inc
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20%
,20%
—
Horn ■ &. HaTdart common————_—•
5
preferred—
—
——.—100
27
HubheB
(Harvey) Inc common
& Refining
—
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co:
Hydro-Hectiic Securities
HydrometaLs Inc
Hygrade Food Products
—
.
117
27%
27
.
'
.91
91
43
x55%
—*
.
.5
91
43
51% x55%
.
60
300
10
100
4,000
4% May
Feb
34'/a May
12
Jan
24% May
II
Jan
24% May.
16%
Feb
24
107
May
Oct
.-,.4a4
8% %
5.
,7%-
15% V«.
„
14%
122
23% Feb
30
91
Sep
July
Nov
101% Jun
41% Oct
59'/a May
51%
66
Nov
4%
8%
5,200
6% Oct
800
13% Oct
16
Sep
19% Aug
60% Jan
Mar
3%
Oct
8%
2.50
2% Jan
Oct
500
—
-I
Oct
Jun
5% Mar
—
-
•
*
dep rets ord reg__'i_:
__1_£1
(Canada) capital stock..* *
Imperial TObacco of Canada
L—!_5
ImpeTial Tob of Gtr Brit Sc Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Industrial. Plywood Co Inc.:
Insurance Co of North
pfd
100
5%
.
page 35.
5/V
42
7.900
6,600
:
5%
•
". 82
•
13%
25%
100
9%
10
400
9
100
9
~
7
85 %
_
~5%
100
82
170
14
1,400
4% Nov
36%
Oct
10% Aug
4% Nov
Feb
28% May
2% Sep
700
2
2'A
400
2
Nov
2'A Nov
84
86%
2,600
81
Nov
109% July
10'
10t°
4,100
Feb
11% July
8%
1,700
4'A Oct.
XlVa July.
1,500
11% Oct
18
Jun
32
32
32
55
Feb
1%
liV
3%
1%
3'/a
30
.
6
Nov
100
Feb
21S Apr
% Oct
10,400
Jan
5
2% Oct
x6
Sep
50
Jun
70
Jan.
14
Oct
6% Jan
,
Jun
50
103
39%
22,500
36% Oct
27%
27 %
50
25% Oct
40
9%
1,100
8% Oct
July
12% July
8%
8%
9%
7% Jan
12
9
14%
14
-2.50
l'A
475
100
20
1% Mar
300
warrants—
Oct
15
Service
Co
13
36'A
12%
37
6%
1;——.1
1
Inc
50c
100
common
—1
---5
2.50
-10
—-3
Milling Co.
—-5
National Electric Weld Machines——.1
National Mfg & Stores common.
-1
25c
National Presto Industries Inc
2
National Research Corp.,—
1
National Rubber Machinery
—.10
National Starch Products common—1
————*
National Telefilm Associates^
10c
National Transit common
1
National
Steel Car Ltd
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
Nestle Le
Mur
Jan
5%
Oct
—
9% Nov
13% Oct
4 ft
8V4
Apr
Jan
.10% Oct
Jan
15
23%
27%
Oct
44% Jan
35%
800
30% Jan
43% Aug
46'A
47%
33% Jan
67
Jun
8
Apr
40,000
4
4%
9%
4'A
2,200
7,700
9%
18J/s
100
'
4
Oct
9
Oct
13% Jan
% Got
1ft Sep
7% Oct
Oct
15% Nov
18% Jan
15%; 16%
3,300
34,100
3,200
2,900
19%
5,900
14% Oct
4%
800
4
1
!«■
10%
9%
10 Va
26%
15%
18%
27%
26
17%
67% Jan
24
25'A July
29% July
5
Oct
Mar
4
,4;.
6
6
6
100
l'A
200
5% Nov
1% Oct
11%
l'A
8%
8%
1,400
8% Oct
10% May
9'A.
10%
1,400
9
Oct
17% Jan
8%
13,800
7% Oct
11% July
10%
■
8
8'A
—
—
—
28
210
27
8%
200
22
21%
22%
1,000
4%
4%
1,500
U'A
11%
7%.
.
11'A
200
12%
12%
2,700
17%
10,100
14
25
Oct
7
Feb
29% Sep
9
Sep
24
Sep
5% May
18'A Feb
4% Oct
31
Oct
10% Oct
Jun
16%
12% Oct
4,500
);!■
%
17
U Oct
Oct
23
3% Oct
5
1,900
78
80
90
78
91%
91%
50
90% Apr
4%
4%
80
Apr
Jan
Oct
96
12%
.
2
10
Nov
1
Feb
35
Apr
21% Jan
104
Mar
13% Apr
1% May
33% July
5% Nov
90
Jan
82
—
146%
39
38
2%
2%
96
Sep
89% May
690
139
Aug
159% Apr
50
144% 146'A
~2%
Oct
38
Nov
200
—
13%
110%
13%
12
1,150
400
110% 111
44
Jan
AUg
2% Feb
3% May
12
Nov
3% May
2
Oct
106
ft Oct
19
Jan
130% Jun
1% Jan
%
ft
2,600
23%
23
23%
1,600
22%
Jan
39% July
23%
23%
6%
23%
500
21%
Oct
6%
400
6% Oct
31% Apr
10% Jan
19'%
20
400
17
Oct
2% Feb
35% Apr
13% Jun
14% Jan
%
6%
20
3%
V
3
14
—
3'A
14
2,200
300
—
—
7
6%
7
900
Feb
4% Apr
11% Jan
2% Oct
4% Jan
1% Oct
2% Jan
Jan
23% Jan
16
Nov
500
13
Oct
10% Nov
13
13
10%
103/a
100
l'A
2%
22,000
9
13
9
3% May
6% Oct
3
21
13% Jan
2,500
13%
12%
13%
7,200
25%
25%
25%
600
1% Nov
5'A Mar
Nov
Mar
10% Feb
26% May
32% Jan
34% July
25% Aug
US
30% Jun
9
12% Nov
13% Oct
22
9% Jan
Sep
5% Mar
2% Jan
Nov
33% July
"i'A
~7%
20,700
5% Oct
3%
3%
3%
300
3% Oct
Corp——30c
1%
1%
1%
900
1
common—.,
5
Co common———1
20%
20%
22%
1,400
8%
200
Electric
Nov
15% Jan
32%
-10
——1
4,
17% May
37
27%
N
.
Oct
10% July
17% Jun
47'A
-50c
Dehydrating &
12 Va
w
,
35%
28
J
Nachman Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
13'/a
31% Aug
900
200
ft Nov
4% Feb
Oct
Oct
Apr
16% July
1% May
Oct
8
1,100
9%
13%
13%
—
—
Murphy
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common..—.
.
6%
—
preferred—*
cumulative preferred
Company
2,300
9%
1
Co——1
2,50
-1
1°
140
13%
5%
common
:
Alfalfa
800
13%
——1
—1
—5
cum preferred series B
100
preferred series C.
—.100
Montgomery Ward Sc Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
6% cumulative preferred.
-4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc—
2.60
Mountain States Tel Sc Tel
100
National
15
13%
37
1
4.80%
Muter
1,500
13%
3
Inc.
convertible
Muntz TV
5%
15'/a
13%
JBl
4.50%
.
5'A
15%
1,600
2,025
2,900
1,100
—*
Ltd—...
Steel
4.40%
%
15%
*
5
—
Co
Co
9%
ft
—
10c
50c
7
1
Petroleums Ltd
Wohl
8'A
%
—1
400
12%
Nov
22,500
2%
4,900
78% Aug
1%'Oct
5%
1%
6%
Jan
15
July
10% May
8% Jan
12%
33%
3%
94 'A Mar
29%
Oct
9% Oct
8% Oct
25
2%
1%
May
12% Apr
15% Mar
NOV
4%
3
& July
5'A Oct
12%
1%
6
8% Jun
7% July
,
5%
3%
63
Oct
12%
1
2%
2
10%
.
13%
-
;_^_*_25c
^_i.r
,1,;
39%
,
i..
1
America
" 5
•
—
k ■
_50c *
International Breweries Inc
see
25%
National Petroleum Ltd
41%
12%
-.1
•
Amer
6%
6
6%
National Bellas Hess common
Jan
21% May
3%
National Brewing Co (Mich).
National Casket Company.;
24
5% Aug
Oct
2,600
July
12
Jan
X4% Oct
4'A
15% Apr
3
Industries
ImoeriatOil
For footnotes
% Oct
2%
17
116
5
Humble Oil
,
7 00
—
116
-
6 7f.f
37% Jun
26%
49%
-•
1
11.800
—.—15
& Co.
Honu <&. Hardart Baking Co
Imperial..Chemical
100
12% Sep
3% Jun
Oct
18
37,000
.
6% May
Oct
8%
15
(The) Co..—
Warrants
10'A May
5% Jan
1%
100
5
4
3,500
1,200
Monongahela Power Co—:
28% July
7% Oct
Oct
4% May
5
12%
50c
preferred—
-50
Mining Corp of Canada
—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd——100
Missouri Public Service common
.1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
1
Sep
18
4%
12% Jan
2% Nov
2,900
16
(A G) & Co common
Johnson Sc Co
4%%
Feb
70
3
1%
Iron
Miller
July
85
4%
Hevi-Duty- Electric Co
HigMe-Mfg Co common
Hoe (R> & Co Inc common
Jan
23%
2%
Feb
15
Products—
$2 non cum dividend shares—,
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest Piping Co
2% Jan
2,900
24% May
3% Nov
lOVa
36%
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
3% Mar
2'A
300
1%
Stores
Midland
59% Aug
3% Aug
200
17%- Nov
1,000
4'A
Middle States Petroleum common
43 % July
600
300
4%
May
39%
Micromatio Hone Corp
Mar
2%
14% Apr
—1
Michigan Steel Tube
8% July
3
——100
Henry:Holt & Co common.
25%
17%
1^
13% Jan
Jan.
5
50c
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6% preferred^
2% Nov
14
62% Jan
22-%
ellex (W "E) & Co 5lhrfc pfd———100
§elena-Rubenstein common—.
—T"
4%" preferred-
Nov
1,100
% Aug
10% Oct
Co
—1
Exploration—.30c
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating Sc Stamping
Aug
1
—
—
28
/U
3;,
"2 A
—
._10c
*
——25c
-
2%
13%
3%
1
Inc—
-
28.
51%
..—.25
Hartford Electric Light...
2
7
13
.
13%
2% Jan
7% May
12
26e
Metal & Thermit Corp
1
Machine Co——_10c^
B ;Amcriqan
Half,'Lamp
Harbor
21% May
4% May
6% Apr
Nov
2
4% NOV,
......3
'
H
37% May
18% Jan
14% Feb
10% Oct
12% Oct
2% Oct
July
Apr
1% May
20
Sep
60% Jan
Merrill
Apr
26
Oct
9Y4 Nov
1% Oct
3%
5
Mesabi
Jan
86
17
21% Oct
2% Oct
11%
2%
—
19»A May
4% May
105
17 'A
4%
12
5
-*
—1
Menasco Mfg Co
——1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Jan
Oct
Aug
12
McKee
Mead
July
Oct
17% May
3% Jun
98% Feb
24% Mar
2% Feb
1,600
12%
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
July
68
--
7% OCt
7,900
20,300
10
(The) Co:
Industries
Maule
Feb
11%
Jan
11%
11
—5
;
Massey-Harris-Fevguson
12% May
10
6'
Aft July
liV
-5
Co—
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd—
Nov
3%
3Y*
%
1
—..5
common
Manlschewitz (The B) Co
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co
Jan
75
L1-.
•
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Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
340
1-%
196
.
7'A
Stores products
—
205
123
1%
Guild Films Company Inc...
—10c
GUlf States Land Sc Industries-—
—
,200%
123%
Feb
313
200%
123%
t
149%
1%
3
400
—
St
Inc
Public
Maine
3% May
350
800
l'/a
j.—;
Goods
Oil Corporation—
Mangel
28% May
9% Jan
3,300
Jan
8%
Mack Truck
30% Aug
Oot
1%
2% Oct
3,100
2%
2'%
1%
3'A
1
Mages Sporting
% Apr
Nov
14'A May
3
Mar
M
3% July
7% Jun
<*
14%
2
33%c
1
Macfadden Publications Inc—...
28% Jan
16%
400
13'/a
17'A
common
Land
Lunkenheimer
11% July
20% Mar
22
10'%
Lynch Corp.
21% Aug
14'A Jan
5% Oct
2,950
1,500
2%
7.50
Refineries Inc
Louisiana
Jan
Mar
2
100
10%
'
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
10% July
17% Oct
100
1,600
2,000
Sep
Oct
10%
—
T -.
2,
—16c
Leases
preferred——
.16%
22%
....
preferred—
100
Chemical Co.
-1
Hydraulics.
———50c
$4.50
ft
_v
17
22%
1st
Common,.
.
Oct
9%
9
500
18%
.
Realty
Lodge & Shipley
Jan
13%
18%
26%
10 Va
14
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1
...—
Jan
6%
6% Jan
'
.
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100
9'A
'
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.
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Grocery
15
500
17%
6%
Great Lakes Oil Sc
Gridoil" Freehold
*
18%
.
Greer.
3,600
.17%
—
1—16%
common
.4
GrandRapids Varnish
-1
Gray Manufacturing Co—
5
Great: Aroer Industries Inc.—;
10c.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
900
*
1}
9.
1814
Co
Manufacturing
Griesedieck
3% July
6% Oct
8% Oct
200
17%
Gorham. Manufacturing
7%
2,100
17%
16fl»
10%
—
5
—
Gold Seal-Dairy Products class
Goldfield Consolidated Mines.,
Goodman
97%
28,100
3
24
11%
Locke Steel Chain
30
Aug
99% May
Jun
-d
Gladding McBean & Co
'
Feb
Jun
6%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y———
1
6% cumulative preferred—
.10
Loblaw Groceterias second pref•
Common
——•—*
17% Oct
1% Sep
95%
7
7:
-
-
Jan
85
.
Gilchrist, Co
7%
9,100
18%
(R G) Inc—...
1
Petroleums Ltd
——-25o
Liberal
May
Oct
100
2%°
2^
9%
—6
1
—
commbn.—
Inc
Leonard
Jan
X39'A
15%
% Oct
3
is
Le Tourneau
600
6,500
i7ff
94
Ltd—
Sessions
&
Lecourt
.
1,000
5% Jan
U Oct
7%
8%
1
-—5
Lansfcon Industries Inc
La Salle Extension University
Feb
Jan
16
4% Oct
5,000
lift
—
lOo
1.25
1
20c
....—1
...
Mines
Shores
Lamson
Mar
Nov
100
__
Stores
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
1% July
2%
200
4,100
2%
.—.2.50-
Co
La consolidada S A
32% Jun
4
-
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc..
Jan
400
May
Apr
14% Apr
79
July
t
20% July
Oct
27%
6% Jan
12% May
8% Nov
10
%
~2
25c
Rubber Co.—
2% Jan
200
—
Gellman Mfg Co common———-.—1" ;
General-Acceptance Corp warrant's——
.
Oct
15
4Va
Jun
3
1
7%
Yff
—5
5
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co.—
July
7%
Nov
5%
900
29
101% 106
2%
2%
!%•
4% 1
4
4%
General-Alloys Co
———,—1%
1%
General" Builders Supply Corp com—1
1%
lVa
5#r convertible preferred
-25
—
•'
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—
£1
—
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*39%
40%
x40.
19%
15%
General-Indus Enterprises———*
9%
General Plywood Corp common
12%
50c
"12%
5 General Stores
Corporation1
1%
1%
1%
General Transistor Corp
—25c
19%
18% 20%
Georgia Power $5 preferred
„—_—• ..
.. ;
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11.
4% ..v
4 J,
4>A
preferred
5%
%
4%
——.1
—
Company
(I B)
Kobacker
Lake
%
Co
Knott
3% Jan
3% Oct
2,300
2,200
4
Corp
Dept Stores Inc..
(S)
Knox
Jan
v
Mines Ltd
Power
4'A
4%
%
—
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4%
4
4%
A
—
Head Brewing
Galbeno
Oct
•
06—:—<—.—1.25
lYpsnillo (The) Company
.
-1
Fuller (Geo A) Co
6
G
Fox
50
Oil
Kleinert
Ford Motor of Canada—
Ford." Motor
~8%
——
Sc Company..
...
50c
Electric 4%% pfd—100
(D)
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products—1—...
Kir by VenSyn Petroleum Co—
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
16% Aug
Oct
—.....
(Del)
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter) &
Jan
7%
~8%
71
—..1
-15c
Co common.
Kawncer Co
Apr
9%
■
7%
~8%
*
_1
Kfcitz Drug Company—
Kawecki Chfemical Co
3% May
7%
1% Oct
Kansas Gas &
10% July
lft,
-
•,
Glass
Industries
Kaltlnan
Apr
Apr
,200
Apr
15
K
12% Aug
27% Aug
16
800
2%
.
"
July
1%
2,400
8%
1%
Corp..;
Jupiter Oils Ltd
,
7% Jan
16%
X4%
8'A
2%
1
May
12
4%
8%
6% Jan
3% Oct
7% Oct
13,600
J
42% Jan
14
3,200
9%
Jan
.' 10 »A Jun
8%
—1
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
12% Mar
60% Apr
'7%
40
pfd—100
-
20
Oct
8»A
4%
Israel-American
Oil
High
Aug
36
37%
Irving Air Chute-——
July
Range Sines Jan. 1
Low
38%
—_33%c
—1
Company—
Royalty—
12% Aug
12% Apr
6% May
100
—1
—
..
Nov
500
54,900
9%
-18.'A
5%
34 .
10
Ltd—
Mines
Financial General Corp.—
Sep
Oil
Investors
2'A Oct
—
-f-9
191/4
—1
Nov
8,700
Intex
Shares
High
17
——10c
International Resistance Co
Jan
•
—
——_10c
(Phlla)—;—10
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Association
—
^
.
(Max)
%
%
—1
& Co class A—t
Paircbild Camera & Instrument
Fire
A
-r
—10
Line common.,
Oct
7
400
9%
2%
34%
6%
10
6%
6%
9
—i
,
F
Factor
2%
x34%
5%
9%
.6%
6%
2%
34%
6%
9%
fit
32% July
17'A Feb
1% Oct
11%
87
—
Corporation Ltd.——$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe
12%
—
,
1
—1
.
2
.
__
9% Apr
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
International Cigar Machinery
*
International Petrqleum capital stock-*
International Products—-—5
Jan
Week's
Range
of Prices
Ldst
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
25% July
800
—
—.
—
—
...I
of America.,
-
30%
23% Sep
6%
ft,
25 ;b
Friday
NOVEMBER 15
STOCKS
High
16% July
—
.6%
%
24%
„
25%
Low
100
20
—
6%
—4
Electric Bond As Share common
•
c._
FOR WEEK ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
—
30
—1
—-——1
preferred
$2
Edo- Corporation class A—
•
Shares
Low
int—1-
RANGE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Sales
Range
"7
8%
8
20%
4% Mar
9
July
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2132)
34
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
Bristol Oils Ltd—
/sew
20
2214
7
i
74
774
114
74
ih
u
■U
614 Oct \
% Oct
liV
12,400
12,000
Jan
214
100
40
Nov
78
Feb
1014 Jan
20
Nov
Seaporcel Metals Inc
45
19 7ii
450
Hi
in
33,400
1A
2,200
1.4 Oct
3/c
4-n
1,200
474
7
Jun
374
4%
9,600
3
574
Jun
774
674
814
17,200
814
8
8I2
1,800
514 Oct
714 Oct
—10
25 %
25
271,2
900
2474 Oct
—
1%
Oils Ltd—
"514
25
3 ia
4-n
474 Apr
3-/;r
274
10
120
3
2 74
314 Oct
174 Oct
America
*•
Class A
1 %
114 Feb
8
Ha
78
Nov
9114
4.000
Apr
Jan
714 Mar
May
214 May
Ohio Power 4 % %
Okalta
oils
40c
Inc
Oxford Electric
Jan
2
Oct
974
Nov
1614 Aug
Silver Creek
400
5874
Nov
8114 July
86
86
67
120
85
Oct
1
lil
m;
1%
Oct
3
5614 Oct
93
July
174 Oct
1%
3
374
Jan
574
Jan
314
100
8%
sn
150
814
Sep
Oct
1414 May
51
50',4
53%
1,050
4514
Oct
92
Jan
1514
15
151a
800
14
Oct
2614
Jun
100
3
Oct
3%
8%
3
3
1
5
Co
28%
1st preferred
29
6 c/o
1st preferred
25
5% redeemable 1st preferred——25
4.00%
4.36%
$4.75
$4.75
$4.36
Pacific
—1
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
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Pacific Power & Light 5%
t
Page-Hersey
Tubes
2414
237i
2,400
2214 Aug-
231a
1,300
400
2274
Nov
2714
2214
21
Jun
26
2014
700
20
900
1974
Nov
8018
8114
460
7974 Nov
7874
79
100
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i«%
85.
87'4
370
99%
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97
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80
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80
3«0
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81',2
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\
214
21 %
1974
1
Company
Co
class
....1
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2
Parkersburg-Actna Corp
.1
Patino
of Canada Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
2
2112,
34,400
rjSk.
87
109
>2
..
250
V.T
in
Peruvian Oils Ss Minerals
1
—.
Philips Electronics Ihc
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
,_5
10 pesos
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Pierce
Pioneer
Pplaris
Poloron
Scale
Mining
A—
,_1
.
Porto Rico Telephone Co
,
Powdrcll Ac Alexander common
Powe$r Corp of Canada
Prairie
Oil
—1
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Ino
2.50
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
1
-
i5~'-
"i,v
1474 May
14
Feb
57#
3,100
5
Nov
4:,4
109
474 Oct
7
200
614 Jan
7
474-July
1674 Aug
1674 July
1074 May
1014 Jan
Mar
300
4614
Oct
5814 Feb
1814
Feb
24
I;!-
'
117.4
1,600
514
5
514
f„ Oct
800
474
Oct
Jan
2074 Aug
1074 Oct
674 Aug
374 Aug
274
2%
800
2
51a
6
200
414 Oct
14
7
1374 May
113 Jan
1/V
76%
2,100
8
7
1%
4,400
1,850
77
69
Nov
l/j Nov
534
514
500
5
574
5%
97
Nov
69
614
300
Feb
May
714 May
774 Mar
574 Jan
Oct
Oct
25
Apr
1
1
114
1,000
1
Oct
2
Jan
214
2
214
1,200
2
Nov
6
Jan
2014
2014
200
20
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2374 Jan
814
814
400
8
Feb
1074 July
18
"a 1/2
58 3 4
58
.
.
350
5114
Oct
9,000
2
48
50
48
Nov
1,600
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48
16%
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5 V.r
1114
3,300
Apr
5714 May
21
Apr
74 Apr
1614 Jan
14 Feb
6,700
5 i"u
%
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5jut
Oct
9/V Apr
800
12
5
Jun
614
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1614 X17
_274
89
1114
Nov
Quebec Lithium Corp.—,
Quebec
100
_3
S
9
9
100
814
Oct
814
"8V4
874
700
8y»
Oct
■
4Q0
1374
1414
1,500
Apr
9% Jan
100
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9314
Feb
Oct
13
1614
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14'4
634
1774
Jan
4-
l
-•
common
-1
20
Reda Pump Co
Rein (Robert) Ac Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
xl914
42%
45
8%
sn
l
1
414
l
1.1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas Ac Elec 4% pfd F
Rokeach (I) Ac Sons Inc
Rolls Royce Lt<L—
-
American
dep rets ord reg
Field
Inc
—
Roosevelt
Raceway Inc
Ross (J O) Engineering
Corp
Roxbury Carpet Company —
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Fifth
Ave
common
Jun
Tilo
Jun
2414 Apr
& Oct
Jan
74 Oct
9
18,600
714
5
10,700
414
174 Jan
Nov
1614
Apr
Nov
674 July
lfl.
3,200
114 May
274 Jun
314
1,500
274 Oct
514 Jan
9
Oct
1174 July
2%
-100
1
114
274
77
174
300
5,500
120
2,200
8
114
Noy
"574
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30c
414
474
25
1
15% July
12% Jan
474
6.800
4
2514
1,000
2014 Feb
874 Aug
31
Jun
10
1,000
3,800
1374 Oct
974
934
147s
1438
1514
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100
2%
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1,500
.
274
I
2414
400
!
214
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Oct
Oct
214 May
19
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Oct
—1
278
278
274
2,900
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1
374
3;4
374
1,900
374
Oct
1414 May
24)4
July
574
X5%
2,500
414 Oct
674
614
300
Jan
3914
Feb
814 May
13
Jan
Oct
'
23
1174
1214
1,100
3414
3474
800
4974
49%
10
45% Oct
5574
Apr
2274
2314
1,300
227* Nov.
2674
Feb
4274
43-14
300
3914
100
41%, Oct38
Sep-.
4674 May
3974
2174
1.800
20
■tf2138
11% Nthr
32%
x20
Oct
4314 May
24% Jan
May
19% Nov
23%
2274 Feb
300
10% Nov
7% July
13% Jan
8%
Jan
200
52%
Oct
1914
20
300
1974
1974
19%
200
374
314
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10%
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11 »4
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53
56
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100
.
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3% Oct
400
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214
714
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5%
100
4,700
8.
400
25
24
5:%
1,000
4%
374
'
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1% Oct
274
2%
3
1,000
57«
5%
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1 %
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2
1%
2
1
21,800
400
.
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87« Oct
.
514. Jari
2574 Oct
6S4 July
5814 May
18May
19 >4 Jun
23% July
Oct
214
614 May
Oct
10
574Nov
174 Oct
174
674
100
614
Nov
37s
1,400
314
Oct
5214
5214
50
300
5
5
4
Apr
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774
4% Oct. -*
1414
200
1414 Nov
1674
1614
17
60O
1374 Mar
20
1214
17
Apr
1014 July
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49
-
5/If Mar
574
Nov
614
1214
200
13%
1414
Jan
Ha Jan
714 July
21% Sep5% Jan
1574 Nov
3'4
14%
Jan
14% May
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1% Jun
%:oct
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July
Feb
17,800
12% Aug
1% Oct
15%
15%
100
15% Nov
3% Feb
3114 Jan
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28
300
27% Oct-
4074 May
100
20% Jan
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174
1%.
18%
1874
18%
9%
9%
10%
1,000
17%, Apr
874 Nov
174
,
174
174
4,200
1% Oct
14%
11%
11%
1174
400
Jan
374
Jan
13
10% Jan
Feb
Oct
11
1714 July
514 July
1
4
3%
4
4,100
3% Apr
314
314
314
2,800
3
-8
1474
13%
14%
400
1214 Feb
17
8
13%
1314
137a
1,300
11% Feb
514 Oct
15
30%
28%
31
6,300
27% Oct
37«
374
4
9,500
3%
2%
214
2%
2,000
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1
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20
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100
preferred
i
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40% May
-
19
20
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1
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74 Oct
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2314
800
23
Oct
67%
10,300
-
89
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1,700
514
1,100
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18%
1974
700
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14
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5
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1,000
500
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1174
12
17%
1674
1714
4,000
9014
88
9314
930
2%
3,900
4014 Jan
% Oct
4%
Oct
1874 Nov/
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2'4
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414
10
50
2
800
2
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9%
474
1,600
600
10
3474
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f
Jan
3
Oct
2% Jan
-
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93
.'45 %
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Feb
Jan
70% May
274
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22
Aug
25
Mar
Oct
1514 Mar
16-
Oct
23% July
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27e
Aug
1074
5
~2
Apr
Sep
6% Oct
Oct
63%
89
774
Oct
X2234
79
Feb-
2%
78
Oct
Oct
174
Oct
6-,V Feb
l'.! Sep
163% July
574
Jan
91% Apr
274 Aug
374 Oct
514 July
814 Oct
14% Jun
274
27b
274
1,100
2
Mar
4%
Jan
1
1
174
29,100
1
Oct
374
Jan
lirr
1%
6,800
la
&
5,900
1,300
I13.
11«»
1/4 Oct
14
Oct
3%
Nov
3 {J May
% Jun
57b Mar
~434
3S»
2174
2172
22
21% Nov
22
1314
12%
13%
64,100
11
Jan
2074 May
16 '/2
16%
167a
600
16
Oct
23 Va Aug
2974 Aug
30% Jan
47b
800
—*
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Jan
6
734
Nov
Jun
414
9
2% Get
32 Va July
4314
——-1
^———
Corp
3% Jan
1,500
2314
1
25c
1
Corp
Temper
7,500
374
49%.
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co——
Tri-Continental warrants
True
July
6
1214
10
Empire Oils Ltd-
Trans
4
574
314
3474
:
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Caribbean. Airways class A—10c
Trans Cont Industries Inc
-1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A_—
:50c
274 Jan
Sep
474 Oct
•
1
Feb
2,200
"e
1
1.25
.
Jan
Jun
614
1
50c
25c
•
——
Shipyard Corp eommon
Trans
15 Va
£1
1J50
3
87
Jun
J"n
47
Oct
"574
„
',■■■•
:
414%
2174
3274 Nov
1
Toklan Oil Corp—
Edison
1514
3,300
314 Jun
"
Roofing Inc-——'
Toledo
2,600
3%
Construction-1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd-—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd
1714
337a
6
Tower
214 Nov
72
Inc
1314 Aug
1074 Jan
1674
3214
14
—
Apr
Apr.
1714
Tishman Realty &
874
274
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryereon Ac Haynes common
Jun
1614
400
12
Jan
1674
Jun
4,000
preferred——:
2514
1/4
9
1174
7«
33%
914 Nov
14:,4
Tampa Electric Co common—
Technicolor Inc common,
6374
400
■
337e
"
T
Oct
8
9%
14%
A common—
1514 Nov
15% Oct
274
Russeg (The F C) Company
For footnotes see page 35.
3814 Jan
Feb
Apr
14 3 4
Thriftimart
AUg
374
"
1274 Oct
16
6}^ Nov
Sep
29 y.
2% Feb
**
4574 Nov
2674 Jan
Oct
500
414
cum
2.600
300
18
5
27 Ms Oct
12,300
7614
;
200
/,T
74
714
50o
1
400
7a
Rich we II Petroleums Ltd
1
•
2,500
74
712
,
2,400
874
1714
3«
1
Mining Co
Ridge way Corp—
Ex-liquidating distribution
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
45
17
1714
Remington Arfhs Co Inc
Republic Industrial Co/p—_]
;
350
18
50c
Argentine
1,700
1974
1774
18
.1
——
1314
13
13
.10
—
Reading Tube Corp common
$1.25 convertible preferred
Roosevelt
4,200
4%
Jan
374
1,800
1114 Oct
201/4 July
1 %
314
Oct
1374
Superior Tool Ss Die Co
common
tV Nov
13
Corporation
Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Sunset International Petrol Corp
B
,.4% Mar
.■
12.200
r,
1314
Corp
Inc class
Oct
4,200
74
'7u
1.700
\
Sep
68% May
Vis
>
16%
Stylon
Talon
,2%
.V %
May
18
65May
1 il
:
28%
1
Tel-A-Sign Inc —
20c
Texam Oil Corporation
——I
Texas Calgary CO-/—
—
25c
Texas Power. Ss Light $4,156 pfd—,
Thew Shovel Co common—_—
—5
Thlokol • Chemical Corp
———--1
Thompson-Starrett Co .Inc—
160
70c convertible preferred
HP
Thorofare Markets Inc—
—25c
1514 Oct
E
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Rico
',6j}
J*
Raymond Concrete Pile
(Hugo)
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
23
,
954
-5
Stein (A) & Go common—.
—•
Sterling Aluminum Products common-5
Sterling Brewers Inc
--1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetson (J B) common
;
-*
Stxnnes
1,700
3
Mar
338
Corporation
12
Nov
x79
1614
8014
_1
-
Co
Power
preferred—
Enterprises Inc
Steel 00 of Canada ordinary-
Steel Parts
,274
47.14
(The) Corp
50c div conv
2
7s
fill
15%
Statecourt
■167-8 July
Q
,
214
Feb
2414 May
Oct
4614
Corp-—
Standard Tube, class B
—
Stanrock Uranium Mines LtdStarrett
41%
'Nov
47
Standard-Thomson
July
v
1574
Standard Shares Inc common
100
6,200
12
Jan
10174 Mar
37% Oct
-1
—1
-1
-1
-1
—
19%
2 74. Mar
,
1
Standard Oil (Ky).
Standard Products Co..
12714
Oct
1
—40
Forglngs' Corp
Standard
-
Feb
Nov
5% Mar
Oct
74
42
25
Standard Financial Corp
Class
——
10,900
4.56%
4.48%
•
•
common
22,900
—-l
4814
11%
lir>»
1
4'A% cumulative preferred
,
Puget Sound Pulp Ac Timber com
13%
—12.50
19%
n
1
Public Service of Colorado—
Pyle-National Co
414 Nov
600
70(1
.
-
8%
Oct
18
Jan
29
2614
Oct-
109% Feb
500
4314
25
convertible preference-——-25
convertible preference125
4,32% cumulative preferred
—-25
4.24% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative- preferred—;
:25
Southern California Petroleum Corp—2
Southern Materials. Co Inc.,—
~2
southern Pipe Line—
1
Southland Royalty Co
—
—5
Spear & Company—£
—/
Specialty Stores Co Ihc————5
Spencer Shoe Corp———
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc———.
*
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.G0 convertible preferred—
20
.
3
16,500
1
12
Manufacturing common———1
4874
lOo
—
Progress Mfg Co Inc
Prophet (The) Company
Providence Gas
474 Jan
6274 Jan
614 Jan
Oct
Jan
1514
—
•
common—
Jan
474 Feb
•
common
14
iH
114
474
20o
2.50
1374 Jun
5
4
1%
—25c
class
Nov
1514
10
common
Oct
514 Oct
7
5'
4%
_1
Co
Products
39
A Oct
5(H)
Apr
84
11,700
9,000
Jan
108
14
174
Jan
15
7%
——•
314
July
9814 Apr
148
May
20,100
,r414 "414
6
—50
91
!
1814
18
3874
\
Southern California Edison—
5% original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred—
Jan
21%
1,300
11614 118
1374
•
—
South Coast Corp common-
Jun
3%
39
»
South Penn Oil Co common
Mar
15
1
—,
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co_„
Pneumatic
"4%
15-
1
Gold Mines Ltd—
1674 Feb
57
1
Pittsburgh Ss Lake Erie
108
Aug
Soss
Jan
9174 Apr
9914 Mar
.
'
10c
,
Plasecki
2314
98
214 Oct
674
6-
2.60
Pep Boys (The)—
;
1
Peppcrell Manufacturing CO (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
I
2.50
.
1,500
86
2
:•
13—
/
,
214
108
pfd-—-100
.♦
common
in
Pen
1,200
1,100
1
—1
-*
—^0
Mills
Corp--—
Bonotonc
'/a, Jan
24
Nov
20
Pentcpec Oil (O A) Amer shares—1 Bol
Motors Corp
1
Chemical
.
"
20
1974
20
paramount
Class
267«
1274 May
20% Apr
—
Smith (Howard) Paper
2874 Feb
2714 Jan
Jun
227-1
6I.2
Parker
2#
100
Jan
3074 Jan
22
Pancoastal Petroleum (O A) vtc—-2 Bo!
Pan Israel Oil vtc—»
lc
Park
3274
Nov
2514 Jun
2274
—-1
Airlines-
Northern
300
23%
Pacific Lighting $4.50'
$4.40
26
23 la
redeemable 1st preferred
25
redeemable 1st preferred—,25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
preferred
•
dividend cum preferred———*
dividend preferred—*
cony dividend preferred
•
dividend preferred———'*•
2814
5,900
2874
2574
24'.:t
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80 cf»
28'a
26
1st pfd—25
5 % </o
5 L,'c
25
18
-El
Telcv Corp—10c
Air way8 Inc
Jan
May
JUly
8-
89
Sep
41% Feb
Precision Corp-w-
Skiatron Electronics &
Slick
2
.14
374 Oct
1
2
common—
Sep
414 Nov
614. Oct
2574 Oct
10c
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Aug
274
Oct
11
100
118
*
—3
Jan
% Oct
200
1,000
6.800
9,700
874
26
314
-25
100
177a
214 Jan
514
774
26
Jun
Jun
1074 July
5
814
Jan
nx
Oct
n
2574
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
P
5
4
874 Jun
"5%
10c
--1
Silvray Lighting Inc
----25c
Shnca American Shares——.—5,000 II
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
$3 convertible preferred/—•
Jan
425
1,800
2
SIlex
Jan
1,000
1%
5974
57
57 H 4
4,500
1114
Oct
Oct
2
700
414
9% July
10
25%
8% Nov
300
1
1%
900
1
9
1114
5
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—
101
214
1
874
1
--1
4,700
16,300
1
Pacific Gas Ss Electric 6%
214
Oct
16% FCb
2
214
—-.—1
Corp——
274
J
»
10'A
25
Securities
914
—
0074
CFokiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-10s
Overseas
874
74
974
2
preferred
4
7
——.——1
cumulative
874
26,700
4,500
*
58/4
•*-'10%
90c
pld Town Corp common
2
--1
20c
100
preferred
Ltd
Okonite Company common
Omar
374
174
19% Mar
174 Jan
Oct
614
GOO
174
2174 Mar
Oct
6
300
2,300
—--
59
1
50o
207a Mar
Nov
47,200
614
674
;
•
Oil Company
Ogden Corp common.,
Ohio Brass Co class B common
14
634
2014
B
Class
o
Oceanic
Y.r
67a
614
Water & Power
Products Inc—
Sherwin-Williams common
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Shoe Corp of America common
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Siegler
(The) Corp
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
3
% Jan
1
Nov
76 34
15,100
17,400
1.20'1
1%
2!::
Warrants
66
100
Sherman
914 Mar
2/if
11.2
1
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd
474 Oct
8,900
5 is
78
27% July
1114 Jan
15
Sbawinlgan
614 July
1014 Jan
X67
1974 Jan
Feb
774 Nov
1714 Aug
15% Oct
.
200
16%
1914
Mining
Denn
Shattuck
814 Jun
Nov
3n
771/4
pfd_ -100
1,100
9,600
Jan
763i
X67
50
North Penn RR Co
4074
42 74 May
1814
1614
674
Sentry Corp
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Scrvomechanisms Inc
Seton Leather common
1174 May
1174 July
Oct
5%
5
274
5
-1
Northeast Airlines
Oct
Mar
26
-1
North American Royalties Inc—
4%%
i/ic
—10
—
Securities Corp General
Seeman
Bros Inc
Jail
4%
4/ii
1%
18
2014
Steel Co common
Scullin
514 Jan
Oct
8
200
——«Qh
--1
Mc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines-
18 'A
1,700
8
—--A
274 May
40
1174 Nov
8,800
17%
18
*
137a May
1
1214
1514
714
--1
25c
Savoy
Oct
74
3,174
4.40% series-20
Ltd——
Sapphire Petroleums
Oil Inc (Del)
Say re Ss Fisher Co
Feb
-10o
Pub Serv
Ltd
Oct
1,200
1/4
1174
1674
•
2.50
—8
Corp Ltd common
Cumulative preferred
Nov
100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
San
114 Jan
Jan
Lawrence
Diego Gas & Electric Go—
Cumulative preferred 5% series—20
Cumulative preferred 414% series_20
Jan
1674 Mar
% Oct
8714
Zlo
1
Railway
St
Salem-Brosius Inc..
San Carlos Milling Co
Jan
4774
.
Shares
Low
Par
•/ij- Jan
2n
174
Oct
Nov
20
——
1
of
14
74 Oct
for Week
s
Jun
-500
B
Corp
13714
fe Nov
400
19,900
15,600
3,700
—10
North American Cement class A-
Nuclear
Nov
Oct
118
2,900
12
7-4
jl:
%
7',4
Inc
North Canadian
Oct
.
12
Corporation
Noreen-Ketay Corp.Southern
114
1,670
%
14
,
—Il
Norbute
Northern Ind
%
;
"°8
2174
Nipissing Mines
Class
.
•
Superior Oils
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario—
New York Merchandise
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Norfolk
1%
COO
1%
1257i
High
l/ff Jun
3/fc Jun
2}/ Oct
Va Oct
•
1
New
Lites
18,100
1/4
123
-200
New Process Co common
Noma
1%
1%
125%
Co
Mining
Park
6,100
—1
Jersey
New
74
174
-250
Zinc—
New Mexico Ss Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
n!
1%
-40C
-500
-100
Chamberlain Petroleum——
England Tel & Tel
—1
New Haven Clock Ss Watch Co—
•
50c convertible preferred
500
New Idria Min Ss Chem Co
New
Low
.ft,
ul
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
low
„20c
—~
Oii Ltd
jwitisn Dominion
New
Shares
ENDED NOVEMBER 15
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
New
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
RANGE FOR WEEK
Sales
Week's
Friday
414 Aug
43 V2 May
514 May
514
Jan
u
Unexcelled
Union
Gas
Corp
-5
Canada
*
4
20
Chemical
Co
of
Union Investment Co
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
5
574
r,400
"774 ~774
100
4%
4% Oct
57
*774
774
Oct
Nov
19% Oct
774
90
9%
Jun
May
Jan
2474 Jan
Number 5691
Volume 186
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2183)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sale Price
United
Aircraft Products common —50c
United Asbestos Corp_
-—J—.. —1
United CttbaO Oil Inc
United N J
United
RR 6s
S
Air
U
S
Foil class
U
S Rubber
United
Universal
5%
4%
Oct
% Oct
1% Jan
Feb
39% May
4% Feb
5% Oct
30
100
100
4%
High
7% July
7% May
Feb
Vitamin
American
Corp—
1
Marion
Corp
%
Nov
9
Aug
Aug
i
3,300
22%
21 >4
36
.1%
35%
36
% Jun
56,900
23V4
20% Oct
100
1%
28
Feb
200
4
Jan
1%
1%
3,900
46%
46%
400
1%
14%
—14
—
14 y8
—2
20%
4%
Oct
13% Oct
2% Apr
59% May
31% Mar
21
Aug
5,500
17% Oct
AHanover
(Prov)
6%8
—;
—Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aug
$33%
...
1949
4% Nov
*N0 par value,
•
5 Ya
I
Jan. 1
No,
Low
38
High
45%
$72
52
70%
$72
-
73%
54
54
73
$57%
73
.
$72
$99 % 100
99% 101%
$55
57%
47
47%
53
53
47
52%
41%
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro,
stmpd (Plan A)
•
Range Sines
Sold
$165
A Lima
28Va July
1,700
21%
4%
4%
Nov
3,400
14%
19%
S
common
46% July
4% Jun
Nov
46 %
25 %
1%
10
2 Ya
Bonds
High
(City of) Germany—
7s 1939 (40% redeemed)—.
..
43% May
3% Mar
1% Nov
1,500
4y«
4
4%
AHanover
Peru.
Jan.
17s Jan
Range
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Low
Feb
15
or
Sale Frlce
Sep
208
1
500
Last
Feriod
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
.Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008— -May-Wot)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
-May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927)
1947
-April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
-June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—.
-Mar-Sept
5ft Apr
186
100
iy«
1
—15
—
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar.
30
11%.
11%
1
1
50c
25c
Corp—
186
186
186
1
Gorp common—
Oct
4
..100
B
Universal Consolidated Oil—
Universal Insurance
Universal
2,800
4%
10
Reclaiming Co
States
%
x30%x30%
—
25
Conditioning Corp..
United Stores
4%
__
100
common
preferred...
U
4%
%
3,300
10,300
10s
Canal
Prjofit Sharing
10%
6%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Co Ltd-
dep rets ord registered-
Amer
Low
High
X5%
•
5
common...
BONDS
Range Sinee Jan. 1
4%
..10o
Elastic. Corp
Products
United .Milk
United Molasses
Shares
5%
Week's
Friday
for Week
Low
Par
United
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
NOVEMBER 15
Sales
Week's
Friday
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
dividend,
Deferred
a
distribution,
In
year's
—Jan-July
2s 2012.—Jan-July
$39%
delivery transaction
g Ex-stock
dividend,
range.)
r Transaction
(not Included
23
39
—
in
year's range), d Ex-interest.
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
cash
(hot included In year's range). xEx*
for
Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
...
ABonds being traded flat.
'
$ Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
Jan
y
Abbreviations used above—-"cod,'' certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
tive:
Valspar Corp common
$4 convertible preferred—
Vanadium-Alloys/Steel Co
-i:--
1
5
_
1%
V inco Corporation——
78
Oct
85
32
1,700
Oct
65%
1% Oct
800
1%
Jan
July
Jun
4% Jan
'
115.
112
1
Virginia Iron Coal 6s Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing—
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp—
6%
4% Oct
.
36
34
1%
_
I-Il
Petroleum.
600
4%
4%
—
35%
5
Van Norman Industries warrants
Venezuelan
'
V—
"wi" when issued;
2
2%
900
3%
3%
nil
2,500
9%
3%
Nov
112
1,300
AY*'
9
9
2%
4
2%
'"4%
*
150
2,700
141
July
6
Jan
2% Oct
;
Slock and Bond Averages
7% Jan
3% Oct"'
Nov
13% Jan
2% Oct
7% Jan
9
Below
listed
on
the daily closing averages of representative stQcks and bonds,
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
-Stocks-
w
Waco
Aircraft Co
1%
6%
2%
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
Get
Nov
preferred
51
100
Waitt & Bond Inc
—,
120
52
14
Sep
23% Oct
$2 cumulative preferred—. .30
Wallace 6s Tlernan Inc
...1
25
25
900
1
1
1
2,000
1
iy«
1
1%
49,100
1
33% Aug
2% Apr
1% Jan
Oct
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference..
Webster Investors Ino (Del)
Oct
—
.100
160
Aug
21
L25
100
•16% Nov
2%
1,800
2% Jan
1%
100
1
Oct
50
81
Nov
1%
1%
81
*
82-
:ioo
Westmoreland Coal
..
31
25%
25%
.100
...1
9
8%
-25
20
19%
common
--
Wiiliams-McWilllams
Williams
(R C)
Wilson Brothers
5%
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4*%% pfd—
Wood (John) Industries Lt<|_
•Wood
Woodall
•
Industries. Inc.
*
85.29
84.24
77.87
85.29
83.85
Nov.
14
427.94
103.77
64.84
144.39
88.33
83.12
77.99
85.33
83.69
—
(35 Stocks)
Date—
Cloning
Vj'.uo
i'JOct
3
Jan
Wed. Nov. 13
73.72
10% Sep
Thurs.
Nov., 14__
73.96
Fri. Nov. 15—__
74.44
Low
1%
Oct
10% Mar
8% July
4% Jan
17% Jan
101
May
43% Apr
12%
11%
2,000
4,500
5%
600
3%
4,100
2% Feb
Oct
15% Mar
17%
17%
17%
200
44%
43%
45 %
1,600
40% Oct
21% July
79% Jan
5/o
5ft
100
5ft Feb
SEG Index of Stock Prices
groups compared with the
current year are as follows
11%
12'/a
12%
Period
Exchange
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
1970
$35
June-Deo
June-Deo
Quar-Feb
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3 %s 1970
E^tblebem Steel 6s Aug 1 1098
87
87%
J130
High
Benftl
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
Durable
*
121 Ys
--
—Jan-July
May-Nov
47%
47%
...
High
LOW
-
-
297.9
—0.7
365.0
379.8 *
——0.8
472.5
376.7
349.3
—1.1
433.7
345.5
405.3*
Goods
-
Goods
Transportation
—
Utility
Trade, Finance and Service
Mining
-
407.9
—0.G
503.5
405.3
228.6*
147.4
259.5*
276.6*
231.8
—1.4
317.5
228.6
345.5*
«
146.1
147.6
—0,1
163.5
260.3
—0.3
292.1
259.5
282.1
—1.9
402.3
276.6
-
♦New Low.
130
90%
76%
Transactions at the New York Stoek Exchange
86%
46%
50,
78
Chang*
97%
81
76%
77%
1, '57
300.1
57%
84%
13
NOV.
8,'57
297.9*
376.7*
—
Manufacturing
High
45
46
87%
—
Range Sine*
*87
--June-Dec
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
May
Week's Rang*
Low
A Amer Steel ft
23
11% Nov
1957—
Percent
Non-Durable
*
Intereet
BUNDS
1% Se'p
of the common
major industry
preceding week and with highs and lows for the
(1939:
Nov.
Composite
Tft Feb
5,800
3,400
78.87 Jan 23
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices
stocks for the week ended Nov. 8, 1957, for composite and by
6% July
~i% "i'ft
3
94.00 Aug
26 Ya Mar
4% Nov
—-
Range for 1966
12% Jan
10% Oct
.
4% Jan
11% Jan
16y» Feb
1%
95.07 July 26
72.92 Oct 22
High
23%. Jan
8% July
Nov
July
91% Sep
.108
2%s series A
Range for 19R7
'
High
LOW
7396
14
0
84.32
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
12—
1,300
.58
85.33
Overthe-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
11—
—8
preference.
Wright Hargreaves .Ltd—
Zapata petroleum Corp—
Boston Edison
79.24
83.62
88.77
Nov.
€%
Stock
83.67
88.62
-
Amer Oep rets **>rd reg
American
88.77
145.29
Nov.
33
—
145.37
64.91
Tues.
19%
—1
-
Woodley Petroieum common
WooiwoAi (F W) Ltd—
,
64.84
64.83
105.33
Mon.
250
.100
,
107.48
106.03
430.07
Jan
—2
Newspaper., Machine—
434.94
429.75
May
1%
•1%
79.39
84.33
13
38
2,200
-25
preferred
83.82
85.36
11—.1———
29% Jan
'
1
common—
47
3%
10%
79.49
12
% Jan
Nov
11%
10%
12
Bonds
Nov.
Feb
4%
...5
—1
—
40
ities
83.82
Apr
19,300
9%
20
Util¬
Rails
Nov.
Jari
68
1%
1%
-10
....
""% "l
18
...1
Industries
As Co
88.67
Grade
Rails
trials
23% Jan
25
—1
preferred.
Wichita River Oil t Corp.—,
Wickes (The) Corp...;
64.85
107.19
Total
10
Grad*
32%
White •Stokes Inc*
conv
Stocks
Indus¬
Nov.
Mar
,
7Vo
Jan
26 %
800
28%
30
.10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Intern at Oil Co
5%%*
91
Ya Feb
5,700
%
64
-20
,
Westmoreland Inc.
%
%
ltles
10
Second
First
146.61
146.86
139% May
126 V* Jan
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd
Western Stockholders Invest. Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord shares—
—Is
Western. .Tablet & Stationery com..
65
roads
434.12
8—
utu*
10
3% July
2% July
4% Oct
400
4%
4%
...
Nov.
Total
Rail*
t cia Is
Date
15
20
30
Indus*
July
16Vt
2%
2%
.100
pfd—
Ltd
118y« Nov
16%
.—5
—1
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
410
118 Ya 123
120
Weiman & Company Inc
Went worth Manufacturing
Western Leaseholds
24%
Jan
3% Jan
18
July
1% Oct
Waltham Precision Instrument Co.. —1
Jan
104
Nov
51
-1
.....
-Bonds10
4% Jan
,
66
58%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993.
A 1st
;
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo
Western RR
&
A Italian Power
1970-
4s
stibord
convertible
debentures
1976
6%a due 1953 extended to 1963—
78
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
53
57
76%
94
80
90
77
114
46
—
99%
99%
24
90%
91 y4
7
84%
97%
98%
1,538,750
2,057,970
$3,198,000
$163,000
213,000
$3,361,000
4,242,000
2,118,630
2,450,350
3,507,630
4,754,000
4,927,000
207,000
207,000
4,961,000
5,134,010
7,830,000
180,000
11,671,330
Mon.
$24,951,000
$970,000
Nov/11
Tues.
Nov. 12
Wed.
Nov. 131
Thurs.
Nov. 14_1__—.
Fri.
Nov. 15—
-—
98%
80
89
89
96%
90
85
93
$120
121
118
136
$72
85
$51%
55
55
89
90%
$80
92
1973
$80%
85
76
88 ya
$81%
85
76%
82
84%
91%
3%s series D 1976-
92
19791-
93%
$83%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1978
..
88
93%
$87
June-Dec
1998
Jan -July
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981_jMay-Not>
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62—Jan-Juiy
Southern California Edison 3s 1965....
Mar -Sept
3%a series A
1973!
_Jan-July
2%s series C 1976
Total
102%
88
Public Service Electric ft Gas Co 6s
series
79%
96%
$83
Jan-July
F
Foreign
Bonds
31
—
$90
79%
Jan -July
May-JVop
Safe
series
and Miscel.
Shares
89%
tf
—Jan-July
April-OCt
April-Oct
1968.
3%s 1970
3s series E
Stocks
No. of
119
2
95
3
82
87%
83%
_.
85
97%
83%
Total
Bond
Sales
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Railroad
98
Feb-Aug
3%s
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
3s
9f
Feb-Aug
ist mortgage
1st mortgage 3s 1971
3s series B
78%
48%
.
'
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
'
54
77%
$80%
/SprU-Qct
New
Ohio Power
78%
95
1
—
$53
-fan-July
47%
46 Vz
93
93%
Realization Trust 6 Yz% liq tr ctfs..
Midland Valley RR A% 1963
National Research Corp—
5s
135
$95
.May
Mar-Sepf
Jan -July
4,455.000
L_
Jan. 1 to Nov. 15
,
1956
19 57
1956
1957
of
8,010,000
$25,921,000
Week Ended Nov. 15
Stocks—No.
-
480,657,555
489,574,273
$29,000
$75,000
1,479~000
43,390,33C|
$250,000
111,000
49,240,800
10,043,670
11,671,330
Shares—
Bonds
U.
S.
Government
International
Bank
.105,000
—
-—
•
$970,000
24,931,000
22,581,100
871,645,400
835,801,200
$25,921,000
Foreign
$24,089,100
$915,215,730
$885,403,000
—
Railroad
and
Industrial
—
Total
97%
95
84
90%
90%
89
99
94
99
$73
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
$92
95
97
97
1
AprU-Ocf
Jan-July
89
89
6
84
84
1
84
91
ft Electric 3J/4a 1970
Feb-Aug
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
——Feb-Aug
89
89
1
83
93
$55
63
58
77
3%S
4%s
G
series
1981
1982
H
Southern
California
Southern
Counties Gas
Gas
3%s
1970—
(Calif.)
3s
1971
Southwestern Gas
Wasatch
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb ft Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
Penn
Traction
5s
1960
—
—
87%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
97
Sun-July
97%
91%
~8
97% 104%
June-Deo
93%
94
27
90
68%
63
66
12
63
77
June-Dee
66
98
$100
June-Aug
Feb-Aup
102%
101%
Foreign
Government
Corporate
Total
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
62
~
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American Stoek
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Pries
Friday's
A Baden
(Germany)
7s 1951
Jan-July
Central Bk of German State ft Prov Banks—
A 6s series
A
1952
Feb-Aug
A 68
secies
A Danzig
A German
B
Port
1951—
No.
ft
Cons
AS f secured
Waterways
Munlc
6s
7s
1947
6%s
1947—
1952
6,000
83,000
3,039,715
Range Sines
Low
$268,000
22,000
$38,000
Week Ended Nov. 15
1957
High
Stocks—No.
of
190
100
134
Domestic
106%
Foreign government
19 56
—
—
91
$107
Jun-Julp
$23
Feb-Aug
$174
177
June-Dee
150
150
30
—.
21%
126
5
24%
Foreign corporate
Total
$9,000
71,000
130 000
*12~00O
64,000
95,000
$63,000
$369,000
Jan. 1 to Nov.
15
1957
1956
3,039,715
4,010,495
189,610,903
$10,351,000
$13,214,000
63,000
$288,000
81,000
89,000
——
2,039,000
1,637,000
5,316,'"00
1,502,000
$369,000
8458,000
$14,077,000
$20.032,000
38,000
180
111% 157
32,000
200,536,607
'Bonds
$135
.
$268,000
Shares—
190
—
April-Ocf
...
58,000
881,505
"T"
Jan. 1
Sold
High
$185
624,395
Nov. 15.
Nov. 11
Total
Bonds
Bid ft Asked
Low
46,000
76,000
$10,000
506.945
Mon.
Fri.
Week's Range
or
597,815
Nov. 13—
$4,000
15,000
$5,000
Nov. 12
Thurs. Nov. 14.
$69
429,055
Tues.
Wed.
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
Foreign
Domestic
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
3S
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
k
,
.
Monday, November-18, 1957
.
(2184)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
100
Anaconda Co
1-1%.
25
Boston Pers
Buffalo
Prop—.
2,-700
159%
Oct
180Va Mar
'
46Tb
667
44%
9%
2
9%
37%
13Tb
251
45
9%
37
^
13%
Gas & Fuel
4%%
Electric
Gillette
Co
.—
IIIIlO
20
46
52%
371
44Tb
729
42 %
Oct
59Tb Mar
61%
920
52%
Feb
72% July
33%
276
33%
54
30%
Oct
53%
Jan
85/8
86
79%
Oct
128%
Jan
__
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
Jan
32%
Oct
75
25%
Oct
40 V*
12%
10
11%
Oct
14
8c
July
250
Oct
5c
Jun
12c
Mar
14%
4,386
14
Oct
17%
Jan
114
119
Oct
137%
Jun
6%
5
6% Nov
16%
Jan
41%
43%
244
38% Nov
14%
14%
338
7%
8%
90
__
14%
—
8
20
19
__
Wrigley Stores
Allen Electric & Equip_—__~U
Stop
Buell
61T» July
Jan
Consolidated
10%
Jan
Consumers
Oct
23%
Nov
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Gasket
Gray Iron Foundry—.
Steel
Corporation—
Jan
Davidson
Fruit
Mach
Shoe
United
18 >/4
Feb
24
255
22%
Oct
27%
Aug
Detroit
37%
39
1,579
37%
Nov
47%
Jan
Detroit
5
32%
__
50
S Smelting Rfg & Mining
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U
33%
1,792
32 y8
Nov
45%
Feb
35 »/4
60
34%
Oct
49
63%
Jan
29%
59%
29Tb
25
59%
330
30%
Oct
52'A Feb
68% July
Cincinnati Stock
American Laundry
Carey Manufacturing
Champ common
10
Range
$4.50
«
4%
100
Preferred
Cincinnati
Milling
Cincinnati Telephone
4
Chemical
Dow
Eagle
20
32
90
30
85% Jun
25%
23%
Sep
83
%
1
81%
Oct
30%
65
27%
Nov
75
Out
75%
7%
528
75%
Oct
23
589
Oct
30%
Apr
32 Vb May
Apr
Michigan
30
Apr
Micromatic Hone
95%
Jan
50%
Jan
Mt
,
Hobart
7%
7%
230
7%
Feb
32%
32%
105
30%
Oct
47%
Jan
Peninsular
52
66
50
Oct
68
Jan
32
1,310
29
Oct
38 Vb
Aug
Prophet
1
Kroger
Procter & Gamble—
-
56%
26
..
450
50
445
44% Jun
26
50
5
59%
48%
59%
.2
...
26%
165
25
45 %
Jan
Mar
Sep
51% Sep
Rickel
28%
Rudy
69 Vb
_
_
_
_
1
12%
12%
80
12%
Nov
16 Vb Mar
65 %
10
65 V 4
Nov
67% Aug
Sherman
Jun
Standard
40%
—
28
40%
Jun
36
44
OA---
Allied
Stores
*
Airlines
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
39%
38%
37%
38%
Nov
39%
24
Telephone & Telegraph
Tobacco
Anaconda
14%
Oct
15%
16%
90
37%
Nov
39%
75
36%
Oct
llVa
11%
10
163% 165%
72%
72%
68
11%
100
164%
~6
77%
Ohio
&
Ry
40%
Oct
72%
Columbia
48%
361
44 %
Oct
65%
81
14%
Oct
56
4%
Oct
6
10
39%
38%
39
53%
20
10
Nov
14%
200
37
Oct
60
30%
Oct
49Tb
Apr
47% Oct
70
Jan
Laboratories
Abbott
53 %
53%
68 %
17
68 %
5
64%
Jan
82% July
15%
15%
10
14%
Oct
18
30%
30% '
30
29%
Mar
Jan
31 %
Apr
30
Oct
46%
Jan
40 Vb
Oct
49%
Apr
Allied
Nov
27%
Apr
5%
Sep
1% Mar
7%
Jan
1%
Jan
17%
Jun
5
51%
51%
9
49%
Oct
68
Jun
Allied
169% 175%
196
% Mar-
5
365
12%
Oct
2%
Oct
Jan
3
Vb
2%
1,420
18 %
18 Vb
210
14
Oct
29% July
9%
225
9
Oct
13% Aug
2%
1.000
2%
Sep
3%
Jan
3%
100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
1%
1%
200
1%
Oct
2 % May
8%
Jan
12% Nov
3
Oct
2%
5 %
12%
5,810
3%
110
9%
9%
150
8%
Oct
2%
2%
250
2Tb
Jan
11
100
11
11
11
9
9%
255
18
18
18%
440
11%
Aug
Apr
3% May
10
Jun
11"% Aug
9
Nov
15Tb Jun
Jan
20
17% Mar
3%
3%
3%
250
3%
Oct
5% Mar
48%
48%
48%
207
48%
Nov
67% July
10
6
6
160
5%
Nov
3%
4
357
3%
Nov
2%
6
Last
-
2%
800
1% Mar
Apr
3Vs
Apr
2% Sep
174%
2%
31%
Oct
205
96%
96%
20
83%
Feb
112% July
31%
lo
,_5
31%
7
30%
Feb
39 % July
15
28%
Feb
34
162
Allis
31
31
31
5
43%
43
44%
202
42%
Oct
59% Mar
Am
1
59 %
56%
59%
475
47%
Oct
68%
American
Electric
5
61%
58%
61%
77
52%
Feb
1%
36%
669
Jun
American
Apr
of
Co
Aluminium
Airlines
Broadcast
Can
(Un)
Theatres
Paramt
Co
25%
26
72% July
American
35%
37
35%
Nov
47% July
Greyhound Corp
American
3
14%
14%
15
It
i.ov
17
200
8%
1.050
5%
5 Ve
5 %
100
4%
"• 35%
4%
5
341/4
35%
50%
50%
6%
6%
*
30
30
48
30
Nov
38%
Jan
24%
24%
25
15%
Jan
26
Oct
American
35
35
20
28%
Apr
45%
Jan
American Tobacco
33%
Nov
39% July
1.000
37%
Feb
50% July
Oct
38%
Jan
Oct
14r%
Jan
7
Oct
9%
4%
Oct
544 Sep
4%
Oct
9
Sep
57
July
25
7V4
Jan
200
32 %
Nov
400
26
Feb
63 % July
Nov
25
Oct
16% May
38% Miy
65% x66%
700
65 V4
Oct
101% July
29%
3iy4
•1.100
28 Vb
Oct
15%
16 Vb
900
14%
Oct
24
14
14%
1,000
13%
Oct
24%
37%
38%
700
37%
Nov
45% July
40
38 %
40
33
31%
33
25 %
26
30 Vb
1
(Un)_l
16%
.
37%
26
,
400
1.800
6%
1,700
36%
51% July
Jan
Jan
Oct
48
43% July
July
Apr
Intel-national
1,100
81/2
7%
50%
12.50
High
Low
400
8Tb
X66%
(Un)
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
*41/2
1
*
—
Shares
4o%
8%
,—-—
America
for Week
of Prices
26
10
Ltd
Sales
Range
44%
.-a—.—8
Manufacturing
10
Chalmers
Aluminum
transactions only
Week's
LOW
5
common—
„„
Dynamics
General
1,177
Feb
2%
Paper Corp
Motor
1%
12%
3%
-
Laboratories
General
General Motors
Lorillard
Glen
The
L
Harvester
-10
Martin
__1
Mead
Corp
35
33%
33%
32
32%
90
30Tb
Oct
40% July
Amurex
30%
31%
34
30Tb
Nov
39%
-5
36%
37
90
19%
21%
45%
45%
33% Jun
38% Mar
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5691
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151% May
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6574
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47%
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600
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Oct
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Oct
Jan
Oct
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18
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Oct
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46% Jan
327b
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123/b Apr
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23
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Sep
May
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50 %
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33%
121
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Schenley Industries
Schering Corp new
36%
5
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40
200
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18%
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St Regis Paper Co
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150
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78%
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Nov
900
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Oct
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Sinclair
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63
12
35
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93% July
121%
41% Oct
700
257b
464b Mar
10%
400
2,000
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21%
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27%
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43
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1
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10
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57
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100
400
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4
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Lincoln Printing Co common
Lindsay. Chemical Co common
Texas
Aug
*
Laclede Gas
Co
41
12 3/4
31%
5
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Products
Electric
Jan'
'
—
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Texas
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*
&
300
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30%
1
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Swift
42%
12%
31%
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Sunray Mid Continent OH Co
Jan
63% July
"
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10
1
5
1
Toledo Edison Co
■
Oct
25
Sunbeam
Sundstrand
Feb
Sep
1,060
Co
(Ohio)
Railway Equipment
Studebaker-Packard
7%
Oct
Oil
Standard
Stewart-Warner Corp
8tone Container
Corp
1444
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Feb
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137a Jan
121
Jan
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
..
.
Monday, November 18,1957
(2186)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RAXGE
NOVEMBER 15
ENDED
Last
STOCKS
Sale Pries
Admiral
Aeco
Air
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
5
common!—
Corp
Reduction
8%
8%
8%
7
94c
85C
94c
16,500
—
Alaska
Alleghany Corp (Uni-;
Warrants (Uni —-———
643
July
48%
49%
376
46%
Oct
2%
2%
110
2%
Nov
3% May
4%
4%
142
4%
Nov
9
Aug
Oct
6%
100
5
2%
70%
281
70%
Nov
96% July
1,185
1,476
25%
Oct
36V
28%
Oct
53% July
.-10
25%
25%
25%
*
30%
29 %
31
90
94
465
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455
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7%
6%
7%
580
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Jan
10
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2,659
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1
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1
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170
-
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8%
—
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6%
8% July
July
44%
45
1.566
43
Oct
64
43%
44%
4,593
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Oct
59 Vs May
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5
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Allis-Ghalmers MIg Co
Feb
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62c
898
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14% Jan
37%
295
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8
1
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High
Low
44%
—1
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1
Oils Ltd
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
fargo
Ilioh
43%
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Laboratories
Abbott
Sale*
Katigc
Last
(Uni-
Fairchild Eng A Airplane
Week's
Friday
Low
Far
for Week
Ranee
of Prices
Sale Price
Pacific Goasl Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
16%
15%
17
4,165
May
s
Dairies
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—
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5
Oil of Texas—
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14%
14
14%
Oct
1874 May
Feb
7174 July
Nov
24
Jan
Oct
5274
Jan
26%
Oct
45% Jun'
16%
Nov
24
9%
24
—
American
American
Americaft
American
14
402
17%
Oct
26% May
14%
1,292
13%
Oct
24% May
656
37 %
Nov
45%
38
39
612
36%
Oct
1434
15%
1,000
11
Feb
674
674
310
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—
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Atlantic Refining Co
Atlas
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(Un)
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Avco
Diamond
Blue
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43
4474
45%
2,780
40%
Oct
72%
24%
525
227s
Oct
42%
2674
819
20
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277s Aug
46
4674
926
44%
Oct
65
Jan
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240
11%
Oct
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Jan
15%
1674
196
15
Oct
29 34
2974
300
28%
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19% May
32
July
1774
1874
4,100
38
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110
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546
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Oct
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2
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I
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Seianese Corn of
Sep
1874 Mar
3434
Oct
393® May
39
39 %
1,657
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Oct
45
29%
29%
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22 Vs
Oct
2972 Nov
21%
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3974 May
21
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851
21
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2274
Nov
33
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(Uni
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46
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2374
2374
130
23%
Nov
2874 July
37s Jun
5
—
McBean, &'
1
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Mobile & Ohio RR
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
8174
165
74
Mar
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562
41
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174
174
31
174
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7874
4274
31
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5674 Jan
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477'4 July
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1674 Apr
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111
342
106 V2
Oct
Co
Jan
Jan
Illinois
2.90
RR
Feb
4%
Jun
12% Nov
18%
Jan
International Harvester
37%
5%
39 %
694
29 %
Oct
60%
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Internatl Nffckel Co
7
10,744
374
Jan
8%
Jun
32%
1,668
30%
Nov
45%
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International Paper Co (Un)..
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jun
Imperial Development Co Ltd
19%
Feb
25%
13%
Oct
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
Jade
9%
9%
502
9%
Oct
143
Jan
Johns-Manville
30%
31
446
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Nov
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Jun
16%
350
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2274 Jan
20
2,600
1774
Feb
25% July
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2.30
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220
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176
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70
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40
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Oct
274
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407a. Oct
41c
41c
1.10 Mar
Oct
64c
2.30
Nov
6
Apr
82c
38c
May
Jan
53%
54
340
537'a
Nov
7474 Aug
29%
3034
461
29%
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Apr
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3874
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3774 July
1274 May
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53c
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25
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180
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2,289
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21
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11%
1374
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———
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Nov
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21%
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332
2,706
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(Un)
20%
58 74 May
8,732
22
16%
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Holly Oil Co (Un)
21
May
35 %
—
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Honolulu Oil Corp
15%
Jan
2974 July
150
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32%
—
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Central
3474
Oct
108 %
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22
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274
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19
17%
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93
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330
1.243
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July
150
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661
40c
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Oil
19
2.10 Oct
15
1774
1774
—
1
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362
2.20
2.15
2.20
1774
Goodyear lire St Ruo^er
0
Grace <W R) & Co (Un)
1
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12.50
Granite City Steel Co (Uni—.
Grtat Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp—
2.90
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mm,-mm
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■
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—
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24
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24
494
22
19%
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19%
215
19
4
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Oct
Oct
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16 74 May
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36 V's May
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141
11%
Nov
23%
34%
34%
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Oct
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12.50
15
14%
15
1,100
13
Oct
18
Jun
10
64%
63
66
982
63
Nov
12
12%
1,714
9
1,118
2c
America
16 7a
252
—-10
preferred (Un)—
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp
Ideal Cement Co——
5
Caterpillar Tractor Co common.
4U
30%
1
Jan
400
Getty Oil Co common—
Gillette Company
39
_
15%
17
34%
1574
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6%
5
——10
-i——5
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17
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10
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15%
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(Un)
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Tire
——*
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4
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3
—
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1274
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& Co
4874 July
4774 July
10 Vi
2,410
4c
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2
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13,570
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6%
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8,125
974
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974
26%
8
32
5.025
4 74
47a
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———1
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37%
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1
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—1
1
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5
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—1%
7% July
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Ii
Jan
6
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Canadian
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Capital Airline Inc
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26%
56% May
11% Jan
3
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5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un>—1%
Carrier
Nov
Nov
774
California
Case
17%
38
605
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Southern
Jun
23%
25 3 4
33%
California Ink Co
Canada
Jan
2434
5.50
Cement
July
25%
———P 1
Borg-Wnvncr Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Calaveras
Oct
32
-
Burlingtoif Industries
Burroughs Corp —
27%
14%
(Un)
Budd Company
Bimker Hill Co (Un».
875
Oct
Oil Corp
Cbica
2774
Oct
Corp
Airplane Co
Boeing
27%
Jan
47 s
——
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77 %
9%
Min__
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Mammoth
Black
36%
179% Mar
Aug
600
(Un)
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Oct
Oct
70
—100
Benguet Cons Inc (Un>
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
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}
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41%
Jun
38 %
160%
422
3,185
Consolidated
471
63%
1,416
2,801
6
Instrument Inc
Bell Aircraft Corp (Urn
47 %
New
1074
Barker Bros Corp common———
Barnhart-Morrow
46%
General
10
Beckman
774 Jan
47 Vs
-
Jan
574
Co
Petroleum
BnnlUine Oil Co
Bandini
7274 July
Oct
May
45
3
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Oct
Feb
3%
18%
(Un >__13
Corp
<Uin
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4674
2,294
1,240
52V2
4 %
56
7274
—-
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9,904
61
3%
Oct
27%
-1
10
10
1
Associated Dry Goods Corp
60
58%
Feb
72%
1
(Un)—r
56%
61
3%
Oct
5
%
41
59%
1
48% July
21 Vs July
8% Mar
1G374 16474
40%
1
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General Foods Corp (Un)
General Motors Corp comGeneral Paint Corp common
1st preferred —
11
2,719
11%
July
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)-
Controls
General
35%
345
42
11
11%
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp (Un)-.—10
Arkansas Louisiana Gds (Un)
-»
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10
Armour & Co
(HI) com
(Un)
5
Ashland Oil & Refining
3874
42
■*,—-—"0
(Un)
8
•
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Anaconda
Jan
24
14 3
vi
15
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5
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*
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Smelting & Refining (Un)—•
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100
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American Viscose
Jun
141 %
Oct
2174
American Potash 4r
American
Nov
14 Vi
20%
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Amer Bdcast-Para Theatres (Un)1
American Can Co (Un)_
12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
American
American
90
—
(Un)-.
July
6874 Apr
General
Ltd
Amerada Petroleum (Urn
American Airlines Inc com
Aluminium
•
4%
98% May
17% Jan
Oct
11%
Jun
Jan
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Ctiamplin Oil & Refining (Un)
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(Un)
l
1
Oct
11%
18%
18%
141
18 Vi
Oct
31
1
30%
30%
343
22
Oct
49%
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1
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100
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4%
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—
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87
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77«
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7374
175
70%
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77a
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88
88
485
81 Vu
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33%
34%
2,103
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Oct
4
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26%
Aug
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—
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33 %c
Lear
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5 V'4
5
—1
24%
24%
25%
966
2274
Oct
3274 July
39
39
170
39
Nov
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1374 Jan
4%
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8
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119
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8
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924
25
869
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10474
Jan
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8%
Jan
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67 74
6273 Aug
Oct
1074 July
7 3a Mar
29%
Feb
1774 May
121%
Oct
5
610
5
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39
10
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List
3474
2%
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874
4
-
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70 7
100
——
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56
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—
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May
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Loew's
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Oct
82c
29
345
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18
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Nov
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Jan
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1
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347«
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1,529
2674 Aug
47 7'4
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•
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22
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2,365
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82
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41% Mar
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Nov
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31%
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440
25 %
Oct
51% July
14%
14%
150
14%
Nov
16
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44%
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233
44 V a
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40
Oct
47% May
Nov
147a
Jan
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Merrill
1.33'a
40%
242
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195
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6%
6%
125
6
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5
44
44%
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Nov
68%
30%
31
290
28%
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23%
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*
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17
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584
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Oct
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Ctidahy Packing Co (Uni!.
1
——5
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5%
6%
210
57i
Nov
11
Jan
9
9%
500
8
Jan
133a
29%
32
2,289
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3974 Jan
47% July
160
..
Oct
22
13%
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8cranton4Spring Brook Water
81% July
35% Aug
-
26%
27%
33%
.
.
32% May.
Nov
Mar
36 34
317
Oct
31%
,1,171-
Mfg
Reading Co
Scott
Jan
.
Oct
*
10,207
Com
Co——
Public Service Electric & Gds
July
22 74
3374
1874
22%
24
30%.Mar
--
.
250
Jan
180% Mar
37%,
Light
Potomac Electric Power
24
,
Oct
10
—50
42% May
374
160%
62
44%
Philadelphia Dlectrlc common.
Philadelphia Transportation Co
&
Oct
374
3,508
31%
14%
Corp—„^
Power
Oct
:
166%
163/
Oct
35%
—_±
Sep
Home
Carbide
—i
Nov
26% July
45% Mar
1
44%
1,267
19%
173
15
46%
Feb
High
111
59 %
16%«
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Low
20%
58
13%
Pennsylvania RR
'
Range Sine* Jsn. 1
High
42%
Co—
Com
Pennsalt
Jun
Share*
36%
& Co Inc—
Pennroad
for Week
14 %
4
64 % May
391,942
:
(The)
common,
67% May
4974
—1
Co
2,390
28
Nov
Sale*
Range
2
Oct
100
Week'*
of Prices
-
43%
—
38%
4174
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
118
;
1.66%
i
1,503
*
Union
Jan
15%
Dairies
Nov
74 13/64
42%. 44%
—
96
10
38%
4774
.—*_
315
114% July
-
5
20
25
Warrants (Un)
Merck
5% Aug
5
Products Co
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)_—
Oct
Jan
.-,.10
TreySweet
67% July
74%
Bait—»
at
48%
4974'
,_50c
America
1,072
3774
—
Nov
330
118
"7%
Co—
(The)
Martin
Jan
5% July
Nov
3%
Hecht
73% Aug
2% Aug
29
5,761
-
36%
(U11)
of
Foremost
—10
—1
47%
79%
28%
,r6
non-voting—
General Motors Corp
Qimbel Brothers
22
1
A
Motor
120
374
mil
Co
Class
Oct
—.
Transauierica Corp
;
Trans World Airlines Inc
Finance
Ford
Jan
3674
:
Jan
Nov
76%
1
Co_
Jan
200
49
——5
—
Jan
July
36%
179
10
Deposit
62 78
—23
common
20c
16
45
1,177
24
&
Fidelity
152
3074
(Un)
Nov
13% May
38
L010
10
40 74
35%
(Un)
Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
Nov
lie
20%
Storage Battery-
36%
4474
/
37
115 %
—
..1.80
17%
510
4774
2774
7
Eleqtric
Feb
1%
;
Co 4Un)
103
13
Co
Oct
—600
" 18%'
.-674 >.»'.■ 4674
33.:
2,900
Jan
47%
165%
—_
Oct
1,620
a43
47
23%
3074
,*,
397
12c
14%
36%
79 3)
l6?50
Company
40 74
11/64
(Calif)i.
37%
59%
common
al9% a20%
40'A
a2Q%
-.25
(Un).
68% July
65% Jan
•
43%
;
-.
Feb
47%
—100
43%
5 ;
(Un)_
32% May
52%
—10
Tel
&
Nov
-
48%
4674
4774 :
.43%
2
Tol
15%
.
6774
48 74-
;
—•'
(U11).
1,108
bast
Corporation.
31%
110
4 74
a38 74
Nov
23% Jun
*
30
'
#6
4874
25
Co
58'%
37
1
52%
r,
474
29
4 74
-IB
(Un).„
20
Oct
'''
■»
^
Co
180
2574
-2.50
—15
Stores
1,195
.v
54
2474
25
1
_*
*
(Un)
>
common
550
1574 j1674
,
1
;—
Corp
3374
52 74
,
_1
Apr
Juiy..
82
Oct
%
444
of N J
Thriftimart Inc
16 %
Feb
3,549
(Ind)—
14% May
63
July
Oct
20 %
37
...25
Curtis
Publishing
Co_„
1
Delaware Power & Light common.
-13%
Duquesiie Light Co.
10
Jan
2874
150
3,700
—
Oct
14%
944
11c
47%
Jan
23%
Steel
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
44% Mar
1174
—
—3
Budd
42% May
70%
Wood
Baltimore Transit Co
Jun
2474
1
Tube
(Un)
City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
Nov
Feb
19%
-,;!r
California—
Oct
331
14%
10
...
Oct
20%
12c
Par
May
Oct
39%
137a
.
-
Oct
30
2,620
63
4074
1774
Tetfas
U
62 4
17%
Bylyania Electric Products
U
\
74
lUn)
Nov
0
Atlantic
61
9
;
—10c
1—10
May
52% July
lira Oct
10
.
11%
49
Sale I'ric*
13
•
„
415
138
Friday
393a July
39
lo
—
Oct
1.55 Aug
14% Aug
25% July
37%
Jan
17%
Webster Inc
Fruit
10%
-ft
Sumay Mid-Continent Oil
United
Oct
1734
OH 4Ohio>
Air
8
42
(Un)
—4
10
stocks
6174
.
10
Studebaker Packard
united
379
1
i
Preferred
8 74
874
Mar
1
com
18%
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Jan
22
,
(Un)
8%
355
20%
23 % Mar
425
I
1.40
;
Oil Co. -of
Tidewater Oil
15% Oct
74
Southwestern 'Public Service—
Texas Co
59
2,738
25
»
«Ss
Corp
31%-Jan~r
8% M[ay
Oct
Ltd
Southern/Railway Co
Swift
Oct
40%
12 74
1
1.
Co
5%
1,480
20 g
i
1,471
Jan
6174
•"
: Co
ftln).i_——
Southern .Pacific Co
Oil
540
/
—
25
Southern
Mold
/
16 %
334
*„
1
Southern. Cal.-Gas Co pfd ser A.
Bofifliern California Petroleum—
Super
Oct
57a
803
t
1274
1
'.Cum pfd 4.32%
Superior
13%
574
4474 4574
1674 ] .17
25
'
Southern Calif Edison Co common.
.PA
.,4,56% conv pfd_—--„;
—25
-/4,487c conv pfd—/%.„'!L_—25
S.tO^e &
2074
•
17
Radio
39% May
15
2174
20
45%
1
.
8%
20%
Oct
23% Aug
1474
'
•
10
._
27%
50c
.12.50
(Uni
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
2074
—
2174
,_7.50
Stapffer Chemical
Steiling Drug Inc
Jun
W)
48% Jan.
17% Jan
4,310
20%
—4
10
Williston Basin Oil Explor
Wilson & Co Inc (Unt—
(F
1,647
58 %
..2.50
Aug
1,447
287a
*
Booony Mobil Oil Co (Un)_
Standard
66%
467a
31 74
1
Blgfnal Oil & Gag Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corn (Un)——
w
Oct
Nov
23 74
'
Co
Rights
13%
50
30 74
10
(Un)——
Btapdard- Oil Go
Standard Oil-Co
476
Apr
31
—50c
(Un)L
—y;_—„
Sears Roebuck & Co
Servel Inc (Un)
a—u-a
Standard
1.080
50
18%
2874
1
Co
Bpe£rry-Rand Corp
137-4
50
*
Oct
26% Nov
25
11%
11%
a48% :a50%
15%
15%
a50 Va*
Union Telegraph (Un)
WesNnghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westingliouse Elee Corp (Unj—
Wheeling Steel Corp (Uni
Apr
5% Jan
20
—250
Western
60
Apr
68c
'
■—
Co__
Jun
1
(Un)—
Ry
Nov
:
com
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance Co
-
Jan
11%
269
60c
4%
8%
68c
8%
1
...
Stores
39%
1
(Un)
Scott
Oil
63
(Un)
Petroleums
Industries
Shell
Oct
Dept
Pacific
45%
i————1.6674
Shawm Steel Corp
July
42%
Western
Western
35%
(Un)—
Shasta Water Co
730
Jan
1.30 May
447
5
Sohcnley
Oil
45
22%
'
3,468
5
Co
Sapphire
Seaboard
65
Oct
28 V)
23 V)
1
__
Inc
497a
—
—
1
St Tiouis-San Francisco
Ry
St "Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Sobering Corp
Feb
•
Foods Inc_
common
Oct
45
Lines
377a
——
W Fine
50c
125
14%
46
500
Oct
51%
1,180
53% Feb
72 % Jan
Nov
5,109
47
4%
27%
1
(Un)
High
Oct
55%
•
49%
Safeway Stores Inc
New
400
Air
Low
.28%
46
1
1
'
150
4%
1
357a
—
Bros
S and
1,411
42%
367s
——2.50
Corp
pfd
Corp
Aeronautical
15
55c
5172
Western
a
52 3 a
46 Va
5
*
com
683
3
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Rynn
36% May
85 % Mar
5
Co„
Equipment Co
Petroleums
Preferred (Un)
270
(Un)
Cement
Aircraft
Roos
Oct
55
10
.
Victor
Westates
Jan
14
_
Manufacturing Co
Richfield ; Oil
Jan
75%
Jun
4074
—2
Rexall Drug Inc Co„;
Riverside
28%
210
29%
Range Since Jan.
High
291
—
-16%
—-
Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
May
18%
Low
50
(Un)
13%
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Oil
135
Oct
July
Shares
"
Sugar Co
4074
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—
Rev-Ion Inc
;
Ranch
Nov
Utah-Idaho
—
com
Rayonier Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation Corp (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
•_—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Rice
131%
121
39
50c
4274
;—5
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
R lie em
Oct
(Un)
July
.—
—
(Un)
Feb
Apr
1.40
for Week
1
Smelt, Refin & Mng
S
Steel Corp common
Universal Consol Oil
94% Mar
17%
12%
U
5
(Un)
Co
39
112%
703
ParU S
Sale*.
Range
of Prices
.
Apr
Sep
Feb
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
.—3
Pulp & Timber
Inc
Oil
Co
9%
i\OV
bO
265
t
STOCKS
5174
—
12.50
Philco
1472
33%
15
8174
—
.
1
—:
15
1
58% May
945
13%
80%
Nov
1,060
30 Va
14%
50
10c
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc (Un)
12%
2974
817-4
*
-Vi
High
Nov
4
55c
121
—
—
1
—
121
—
(Un)—_1
Pictures
45
1,960
22 V*
100
—
American World
46
33Vac
common
Preferred
Pan
Paramount
Low
—10
Development
NOVEMBER
Friday
Range Since Jan.
High
Co
Petroleums Ltd.
Pacific Tel & Tel
Shares
Low
Inc
Pacific Lighting Ccrp com
$4.50
preferred
:
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Par
FOR
7,000
'.
Nov
v
,.
Jan
33
May
68% July
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
.
■
'
'
.
Abitlbl Power-A
Paper
common
preferred
;
Acadia-Atlantic' Sugar
.
Class A :
'
,
footnotes
see
page 44.
25%'
Shares
Aluminum
Low
I
2,175
Aluminium
Range Slnee Jsn. 1
High
24%
22%
Oct
High
35 Va
Jan
22
22
24
Jan
' a8
50
7%
Apr
9
% Jun
18
18
250
17%
Oct
21
Jan
88
Oct
94
Jau
a83 Va a83 Y*
575
5
Range
22
May
.Atlas
Steels
Loio
24%
Ltd
Co
of
4%
pfd.
.>25
.
200
25
29%
21%-
44%
Low
8V2
27
21%'
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
29
Canada
Shares
812
preferred —————- -.50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co. 4%% pfd —50
Argua Corp Ltd common
50
$2.40 preferred
Asbestos Corp
4 % c'o
for Week
of Price*
—
Algoma Steel
a8
18
_ioo
of Prices
Low
25%
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Sales
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
for Week
»
r
STOCKS
Sales
Range
/_25
common'
5V preferred
•For
•
15
Par
Week's
Par
NOVEMBER
Vnii
Last
Sale Pile*
ENDED
Exchange
Friday
STOCKf
WEEK
Friday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
FOR
39
44
2,006
-
7
22
•
•Nov
12.460
26%
20 Va
41
Oct
v
8% Sep
% July
40
50% July
Jun
940
-
Oct
230
21%
44 %
High
Jan
23
-
Jan
48
% Jan
46
.
Mar
~
37-
37
.
200
14%,. 14%
a42
18
>
a42
26
26%
.18.
19
25
10,
Oct
12%
Oct
20
July
42
Oct
36
596
.
%
945
16
50
Oct
Apr
Apr
29% Jan
35
25% Aug
—
—
,
1
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, November
.
16
1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
NOVEMBER
15
Friday
Friday
Last
STOCK!
Sale Prise
Week's
Sales
Range
ef Prices
for Week
Shares
Montreal
oi
Banque
B
Class
Bowater
100
39%
6,661
41
110
6%
6%
Jan
Jan
40
4,044
Oct
46%
Jan
45
Apr
Sep
48%
Feb
Oct
6
Apr
May
'
6%
Nov
10
48%
25
48%
Nov
48 Va
Nov
30%
100
29%
Apr
33%
Jan
37%
3,616
86%
86%
40
40
36%
48%
60%
35%
30%
Oct
33%
86
Oct
39
Nov
41
125
a47 a47%
35
a38
a38
15
a8%
a8%
a8%
280
39%
38 %
39%
1,837
33%
38
38
38
219
37'A
10%
10%
40
a47%
.21
45% Sep
38 Va Sep
57Va
46
Feb
50
Mar
Feb
Oct
13%
Jan
Oct
8
43
53
Nov
May
Apr
47
1,300
10%
NOV
17%
32
55
29%
Jan
37
3.35
.1
3.35
800
3.30
Oct
62
Cement common
preferred
102
May
Apr
97
97
2
95
July
22%
1,462
21
Oct
30%
28
810
26
Jan
29
28
28
28%
600
25
Oct
42
ADr
Mar
Feb
5
85
Oct
94
31
31
31
10
29
Jan
45%
Jun
43%
42%
43%
7G5
36
Oct
55%
Jan
24
24%
1,717
23
Oct
28
July
25%
25%
50
24
Mar
29
Jun
10%
Jun
a82
4.40% pfd-—100
—It
—•
31
Canadian Breweries common
preferred
24%
Canadian Celanese common
—
—
Cellulose
9%
Oct
19
26%
475
25 Va
Jan
30% May
13%
1,225
12%
Apr
16%
Jun
27
27
150
26 Va
Sep
30
Feb
5
27
10%
865
26
•
——*
25
*
common
a82
13%
10%
•
British Aluminium
Bronze
Jun
21%
common
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian
80
27%
97
f*
Canadian
Oct
56%
195
63
21%
-W
Canada Iron Foundries common
5
2,100
4.55
9
Jan
Nov
11%
12
500
11% Oct
23
Jun
•
common
16%
17
350
15% Mar
20
May
Combined
Enterprises
Consol Mining & Smelting
10
27
465
5
6
300
23%
24%
4,221
23%
17%
17%
474
17 Va
9
3,350
8
4% Mar
7%
9
7% Jan
19%
1,968
17%
Nov
a23
50
23
Oct
31
13%
Oct
17% July
14
Oct
17
ill 5
5
al4
35
26
8.40
8.25
8.40
Jan
July
.22%
155
|
14
Oct
22
Jan
2,875
22%
Oct
33
Jan
I
800
7.00
Oct
13%'Apr
19 %
Jan
28 Va
23%
1,645
7
7
7
25
7
Feb
9
Jan
7%
7%
7%
61
7%
Jan
8
Feb
*
26
25%
26
1.410
24
Oct
July
33%
Jun
•
52%
53
390
51
Jan
69
Jun
10
14%
14%
100
14
Mar
15
Jan
Dominion Steel ft Coal
•
18
18
821
16%
Oct
32 Va
Aug
Dominion
•
46
45 %
46
830
39%
Jan
55 %
Jun
Dominion Tar ft Chemical common—•
9%
9%
9%
2,685
7%
Oct
12%
Jan
7%
7%
1,130
7
Oct
9%
Jun
10%
Ltd
Stores
Dominion Textile common
Donohue
Dow
IB'
•
Ltd
Bros
3%
1
Brewery Ltd
^nnt of Canada See
7%%
preferred
Puo"ls
Freres
(1956)
class
30
11%
•
.
•
common
———50
A
18%
10%
300
10
Aug
13%
30
30
626
30
Jan
30 Va
17
17%
715
17
Feb
22
6%
l
alO%
70
72
6%
6%
50
a9% alO%
__
•
Electrolux Corp
Famous
Players Canadian
Corp
325
365
70
Nov
82%
Oct
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
6% Jun
9
Feb
16
15%
16
430
15
Oct
18
42%
42%
42%
200
42%
Nov
55%
•
•rater Cos Ltd nnmmnw
•
French
Petroleum
preferred
10
Gattneau Power common
5%
5%
Steel
_
100
Apr
17
510
15
Oct
25 Va
Apr
21
21
977
20%
Oct
33%
Jan
87/a
28
100%
9%
28%
7%
3,600
325
26
9%
Oct
Oct
Oct
31% May
103
20
103
Wares
57
54 %
57
2,262
46%
Oct
66
34%
34%
8
34%
Nov
45
a6
a6
25
78
80
75
•
100
92% Sep
5%
78
Nov
•
27
27
27%
825
27
Nov
Gypsum Lime ft Alabas
•
! 27
26
27
800
22
July
8
Apr
Jan
85
Sep
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
$2.00
Gooderham
45
Oct
34
35
60
34
Nov
125
a21
23%
16%
51
35
Worts
&
Ltd
common
opn
Abltca
Lumber
Internatl
int
Canada
ft
Packers
55
Mar
May
Jan
-.-725
35
Oct
49
.
Jan
Jan
Mitchell
101
V
Preferred
Moison
I,
-1.
„
Dominion
4%%
a28
Fleet
Motor
Foreign
Co of
Power
Melchers
&
Power
Paper
Distilleries
Mexican
Lt
•
,„„
Class
Noranda
Mar
47
May
30% July
Service
Reitmans
Gas
Ogflvie Flour Mills
7%
preferred
Ontario
Steel
For footnotes
1,280
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30
39
40
4,355
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Oct
60
May
12
12
155
10%
Oct
13
Jun
11 %
11%
11 Va
2,655
10 % July
12%
27%
32%
Oct
43
Nov
26%
27%
2,445
7
7
1,150
42%
42%
10
Mar
5.50
Jan
Finance Corp
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class A
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14 Va
23
July
11
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Sep
Nov
4.50 May
Oct
11
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88
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22
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25
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44%
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12
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Jan
Jun
9
Oct
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9%
May
46
Jan
25
,
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57
Oct
38
175
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Aug
215
8%
42%
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Oct
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Oct
1.30
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13
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420
59c
55c
60c
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108
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1,125
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Oct
preferred
86%
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Union
60
Jan
41
%
Jun
45
Mar
49
120
47% Jan
14 Va
275
13
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Jun
Jan
Oct
51 % May
25
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75
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75
4,437
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Oct
04
110%
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84
246
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Oct
110 Va
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Oct
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20
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155
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20
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23
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5
80
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62
64 Va
570
54
Oct
60 Va
60 %
500
52
Oct
64 !/a
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I 186
Jan
Nov
42 %
Jun
80
Oct
144% May
35 % July
23%
Jan
25
177i
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
2.65
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5 Va
5%
2,000
5
Aug
10%
Jan
.14
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Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
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Westeel Products Ltd
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14
100
14
Nov
19 Va
Aug
Apr
18% al8%
a
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4.35 July
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Alta
Mines
Anacon
Ltd—-.
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Lead
Arcadia,
Nickel
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur
Aull Metal
Ltd
Corp
Ltd,
&
Iron
Mines
Co
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Ltd
1
:—
17c
20c
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5c
5c
5c
2,000
5c
Nov
lie
Feb
5c
5 Vac
2,000
5c
Oct
17c
Feb
53c
60c
2,500
53c
Nov
2.00
Jan
53c
9c
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1
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1
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17c
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\
9c
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35c
'
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6c
6c
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Oct
Nov
2.15
Oct
10c
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Nov
17c
Jun
1,000
5%c
Sep
20c
May
1,000
3.500
180
3c
6%c
7c
30c
8c
35c
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9c"
43c-:
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35c
3c'
/
7c '*
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Jan
May
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100
20
Oct
24
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1,025
9
Jan
13%
Jun
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20
25%
25
26
1,625
22 Va
Sep
35
5%
5%
5%
9,005
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5%
Oct
Jun
Beatrice
70 ye
70 Va
80
Feb
Bellechasse
52
55
790
Jun
——
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•
7.70
8'A Aug
9%
69%
Nov
7%
86
45
Oct
85
Apr
1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd
1
4c
1
5c
Mines Ltd
Barvallee
Bateman
Bay Mining
:
1
Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
25%
24%
25%
290
22%
Jan
«
nr
25
25 %
26% July
675
22%
Oct
26
Bouz'an Mines Ltd
15
15
15
325
14
Oct
18
16
16
100
16
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22'A
90
100
88
Oct
95
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21
21%
380
11
all
1
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Sep
Nov
5,000
,
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Oct
20%
Jan
14c
Jan
32c
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1.60
Jan
21c
-
23c
15,600
15c
5 Va C
1,500
4c
54c
43,000
40c
Jan
86c
Oct
5,000
6c
Nov
23c
Jan
17,400
16c
Oct
48c
Jun
38c
May
V4lc,
50c
lie
Jan
Jun
90
5c
5c
21c
Red
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Bonnyvllle Oil & Refining Corp—-—1
Bornfte Copper Corp
3%c
2,000
4%c
V
7.40
2,450
8.00
7.40
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
*
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a75
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—
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of Canada
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—
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100
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
12
14
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1.50
200
90
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38
39%
2,402
26 Va
27
240
122
125
70
21
21
300
21
1.05
Oct
2.25
Jan
July
May
19%
Oct
Oct
25%
Oct
21
May*
Nov
Burnt
Hill
Tungsten
Oct
57 Va
Jan
38
May
Jan
26
May
7c"
6c
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Calgary ft Edmonton Corp Ltd
6%c
Oct
4,000
38c
Oct
1.50
Jan
20 c
26c
3,800
20c
Oct
1,30
Feb
21%
*
50c
20c
-
•
1
5c
—1
5.56
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*
39c
Ltd—
2
4.95
Mines Ltd
Campbell Chibougafhau Mines Ltd
Admiral
Oils
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Collieries
5%
preferred
Resources
:
-
21 %
200
17%
Oct
35%'July
Sep
IIV2C Mar
10c
10c
1,000
,
ll
Mines Ltd
Canadian
150
-
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1
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a
33
122
29
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Jun
55
Apr
23
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40
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1
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see
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650
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40
Mar
Oct
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Products
36
Oct
40c
-
3
*
41
Sep
1.60
Nov
26%
150
60%
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Oct
Jan
May
21%
2,000
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—
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-
32
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5
6%
18
90 c
.
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Stores
Power Corp. of Can
19
,
Mar
4.06 May
-
Feb
Feb
70
50c
' T>79;
—
10
Newfoundland Lt ft Pow Co Ltd
Paul
5
36
V
17
Oct
500
Oct
57
.Nov
2.00
475
Jan
1.60
22% May
Oct
--55
-
I 1
—.."19%
*
Ltd
25
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42
(45c
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38
3,207
i_—.—
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a
ii
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■
39
Jan
13 Va
50
-
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25
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79 "
1
pfd.
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Nov
16
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—
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&
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35%
15
1.56
-
5
'
A
6%
Ltd
200
35%
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29
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class
Inc
'24
Jan
10V4
Oct
17
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Securities
(Alfred)
MacLaren
class
Can
Sec
Oct
19%
30 .30%
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1,545
7.28% yy 30
42
Oct
1,470
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Ford
565
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Niagara Wire Weaving common
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25
21
r
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-
40
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'
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preferred
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26%
•
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:
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»
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59c
38
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Rarge Since Jan. I
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"5%
'
16
—
40
'
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of Prices
—20%-.
30
!—,
-
47
inn
—
Nov
18% May
"23
Jun
Sales
for Week
Low
.
—-
Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
Consumers
48
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Class B
,
Oct
A
Week's
38c
5%
.
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,
27.Va,27%
—«—
40
com
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan ft Co common—
Jun
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Fund*
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V
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Consolidated Div
26
i§
_
Apr
101
Nov
7% Nov
22 '
150
Jun
4.65
27 Va
Oct
Oct
"
101
9
-
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24
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2.00
17%
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17% May
Sep
66
115
61
7%
*
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Oct
Oct
400
1
101
7%
7%
*
35'A
Catelli Food Products Ltd class
26%
"50
(Robt) class B_
19%
,
11,.
1,040
2.10
19
Oct
4.00
960
.
69%' 71%
100
——
•
Oil
12
2.10
Westinghouse Co Ltd—
Traders
Powders
Preferred
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800
4.80
12
19
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Canadian
23 Va May
pfd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
»
4.65
4.80
12
71 Va
;
Canadian Marconi Co
Jan
—~50
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7 41 -241
73
Dock Co Ltd
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd——
Canadian
t
A_
14% Oct-
-2,525
100
,
11
*
class
16%
Oct'
Co
1,215
7
Acceptance
Jan
class A
Ltd
Arena
14%
com
Bros Ltd
20 y8
16
Jan
Nov
Canadian Dredge &
13%
International Paper common
7 50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
!_•
International. Utilities Corp common..B
^♦•rorovtecisl
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Lines
■
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Aug
90
Sugar.
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143/*
6% pfd___25
Nickel of Canada common.
•
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Jan
26
133
44
Anglo-Can Pulp ft paper Mills Ltd—
—5
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—
Southern Canada Pwr 6%
Corp common
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
22
Jan
59c
23% May
•
Bronze
July
17*
40
Timber
ft
Jan
Warrants
Cement
Oct
20
Last
11%
Imperial Investment class A
Inland
120
80
Sale Prist
10
preferred
$2.75 preferred ^_L._
25
:v3oo
15
Par
•
$2.25
-125
a2L%
25
STOCKS
2,638
ial OH Ltd
Indust Accept
47% Jan
41% Apr
125
Canadian Stock
15%
1
imperial Tobacco of Canada
•*.
a 21
k
——
•
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Oct
2,535
United
Imperial
r
/ 49% «51%
J\ y a92
a92
*
preferred
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25%
23%"- 23 %
1—1
Winnipeg
',
37% V36% "137%
•
*
—•
class A
(Geo)
14%
common
Bay Mining
105
(Canada) Ltd
Webb ft Knapp
•
preferred
Huaaon
Nov
45 Va
Corp
50
Paper
Nov
45%
—-
15%
.
Howard Smith
Nov
-»_100
I
Class B
20
28%
-
Walker
St
Home Oil class A
3,494
45 Va
Apr
34%
common
preferred
15% July
25%
Bank
Steel
Feb
1
1%
General Dynamics
General Motors
General
9
•
preferred
May
167/8
21
Jan
Oct
*
—*
Oils
Lambert
•
Foundation Co of Canada
10
11 % -ii%
Apr
Jan
May
$
Motor Co
Jan
505
-
July
pfd—
United
Hydro-Electric
Porn
97%
91
J,
40
Jun
*
'
Oct
—
——
Nov
17 JA
28
preferred
90
Friday *
13% May
28% Jan
a 14'A
Dominion Glass common—
Jan
120
91
Jan
Oct
25
com.
18%
26%
Oct
2.50
Dominion Foundries ft Steel
Nov
Oct
9 Va
al4%
pfd
11%
Canadian
14%
23
Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
5.955
Nov
50
26
Dominion Dairies common
Jun
11% .11%
*
Co
Canadian
Exploration '--:
Jun
16 Va
*
Canada
Dome
23
Nov
24%
Jan
175
S
Seagrams
Oct
12
14'A July
34% May
9%
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—1
Crown Zellerbach
May
13%
465
Jan
102
14%
al4
al4
77
855
3,470
Oct
659
common
Toronto-Dominion
Zellers
Apr
21% May
.12 Va
.12
1,540
41 %
Sons.:
&
Steinberg's 5%%
Weston
Jan
55
14' 14%
'
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•
28 Va
Steel Co of Canada
Triad
75
May
Jun
19
41
39% July
Oct
July
a23
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A
B
26
Oct
23%
19%
19%
—J•
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16
94
9%
a
Southam
25%
28%
Ltd
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,
——,-100
preferred
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(Hi
Oct
Feb
20%
25
-?
24%
Sherwin Williams of Canada com
1'tc
10%
17%
15,866
•
May
a93
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13%
16%..a 16%
Sep
Nov
,25
4%%
Simon
32
28 %
preferred
Series
Sicks
29%
Oct
*
50
50
*
A
4%
B
Nov
27
46% July
17%
•
•
•
•
Coghlin^(B\J)
class
class
19%
-
Jan
44
com—*
& Pwr new
Shawinigan Water
New
Oct
110
11%
*
com
40
■•"275
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Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
150
19%
'59%
61
14
•
44
-
27%
—»
common
13% May
a22% a22%
*
preferred
59
Apr
13%
:
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Oct
11'
19%
■—
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Oct
39%
180
27%
a
Jun
'
595
•
all a 11%
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.
3.50
3,000
Jan
45% July
84
'
Jan
19
Oct
24 Va
Paclfie
Oockahutt Farm Equipment
Class
80
Oct
6
Railway
—11
Canadian Petroflna Ltd preferred—li
Corbvs
Nov
42%
al5
warrants
Canadian
70
12%
926
26
26
Companies common—
*
5% preferred
;
100
1955
250
2,705
a93
*
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oil
Jian
of-
13%
42%
al5
—
14
43
1
14
43
International Power,
Preferred
Canadian
72
70
Preferred
Canauian
Oct
4.85
Jan
-13
.:
% Nov
43
10
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy elite Oil Co Ltd common
Lawrence Cement class A
St
Corp
29
48
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„
Oct
960
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t.41—'*-42
13 %
,
8.00
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26%
Feb
57
43
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460
23%
:l4l
Jan
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8.75
4.85
*
23
1
High
Oct
loo
55%
.
;
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5%
•
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29%
*9,2
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50
1
—
Quebec Power
Roe (A V)
(Canada)
Rolland Paper class A
St
V 8.50
16%
50
100
.
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Natural Gas
Quebec
6%
"
1
Canadian Husky
Canadian Industries
preferred
5%
3,965
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—"
Corp
20%
23
Jan
July
4.50 May
27%
102
Preferred
Canadian Chem &
Power
Series A
common-
Steamship
Jun
95% Mar
—
Canada Safeway Ltd
of Canada
Premier Iron Ore
Pace Bros St Co Ltd common
Provincial Transport common—
Sep
3.50
J
Placer Development
Range Sines Jma.
Low
103% 109%
ri
Powell River Company
40
43
Tubes
common
Shares
High
19%
20
10J/2
*
Petroleums
Penmans
Jan
35%
10
6%
Nov
21
1,000
Dredging-
series
21%
32
Products
$1.75
58%
39
50
Brown Co
$1.25
42%
Oct
a43
•
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British Columbia Power
British
Columbia Telephone
Canada
Oct
40%
3.75
British
$1.30
34%
230
a43
—
Power
1,065
3.75
Oil common---.
.100
British Columbia Elec Co 4%7o pfd.
„50
4%%
preferred
„50
5% preferred
■»—
—50
4%% preferred
•
Gold
36
43
£
American
Cauaaa
Oct
52 'A
50'/4
41
Traction Light ft Power.
Oalgaty
Page-Hersey
Jan
50
Bridge & Tank Co of Canada pfdAmerican Bank Note Co_t-
Bulolo
Jan
60
39%
British
Briu*n
Pacific
54%
.<v_50
—
Paper
Brazilian
28% July
Oct
21%
28
*-
preferred
5%%
Oct
37%
46 Va
166
35%
pfd
OOrp 5%
19%
1,650
High
42%
;——,———-—4-
Telephone
Bowater
325
42
class A-
Bathuret Power ft Paper
Bell
22%
41'A
52%
Nova Scotia
—
Canadlenne Nationale—
of
Bank
21%
41%
— •
High
22%
pfd
5%%
Selburn
Bailey
tmuiL
Low
Par
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
ef Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
*
5c
5.25
39c
-
4.85
*
-
4,800
39c
200
4.95
4c
1,000
6.10
5c.
-
300
3.90
34c
4.50
Oct
Oct
Oct
13%
Jan
60c
Jun
lOVa
Jun
Ltd—
60c
5.25
I
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26c
81,100
60c
100
21c
"
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Qttriadlan Lithium'Mines Ltd
200
60c
5.25
1
:
panadlan Devonian Petroleums Ltd
3.90
Nov
Oct
30c
Jan
S.30 May
'
22c
-
•
""14c
Aug
45c
Jan
Number 5691
186
Volume
.
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.
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Canals**
Mines Ltd
Nickel
tau-jjaec
Ranee
'Par
Explorations
Shares
32c
-1
28c
2.25
17c
14c
20c
18c
Cassiar Asbestos
Corp- Ltd
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Central-Del Rio
Oils
Ltd
75c
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—
Ltcc,
1-r.
CausoJid&ted
Bi-Ore
2,400
-
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Consolidated
HalliwelL
500
8,175
7,500
10c
3,500
:
31c ;
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34c
6,000
1
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Dolsan. Mines
47c
Aug
27c
Mar
Acme
Oct
25%
200
Apr
5.25
Nov
15
1,000
Apr
7c
3,000
6c
7,200
65c
East
Sullivan
Eastern
j
Mines
Min
Mines
&
Ltd
Smelt
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc_____J
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Fano
1
Milling
Fatima
&
Alining
Exploration
Inc
Co Ltd
Fontana Mfcies
Frobisher
%
Futurity. Oils
Class
A
Ltd.
Copper
Ltd
Coru
Hollinger Coir? Gold
Hudson-Rand
40c
2,200
Jan
Algom
27J/aC Oct
5.10
I,501
7c
12c
Nov
9V2C Jun
-
19c
Nov
Nov
2.15
80c
97c
8,000
80c
Nov
lOe
10c
18,500
10c
Oct
6c
1,100
%'
275
20c
46c
>
300
42,200
52c
•
36,300
4c;"'-" 4c
9,000
1.75
Oct
6c
5.20
Nov
14c
46c
NoV
4c
1,300
1.30
2,000
7 Vic
62c
4,200
41c
5c
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t, 525
7c
Nov
Jan
3.10
Oct
.
Apr
23c
Jan
1.35 July
5c
Oct
30c
Mar
2.70
10%
Oct
4c
4V2C
5,000
4c
Oct
21c
21
9,515
17'/2
Oct
35%
9c
9,600
6c
Nov
65c
20 1
.*
6c
Nov
5.60
Apr
i
Iso
Uranium Mines
Jardun Mines
•—1'
1
Ltd voting trust
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Kerr-Addison
Gold
37c
29c
3,100
16o
'f 2%c
3c
4,500
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alOc
14%
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15
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500
V' 28c;
3c
1
Mines Ltd—_1_1 *
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kontiki Lead & Zinc Mines
46c
28c
1
i
Ltd
46c
*
Lithium.
Corp.
14
Jun
Apr
500
Oct
80c
May
Jan
84c
Jun
2Vic Oct
13c
Jan
23c
Oct
60c
_1
of Canada Ltd
Jun
17
Jan
1,000
64c
Sep
95c
Jun
6c
5,000
5V2C Oct
23c
Jan
25
Jun
r
925
10%
Oct
1,000
3.90
Nov
6.30 July
4c
19,GOO
3c
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13 Vic
Jan
25c
4,600
5c
Oct
60c
Jan
78c-
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6c
23c
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4c
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14
3.90
3.90
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6.50
3,060
25
24
25
1,615
29
27
29%
15,154
21%
21%
21%
405
50
44%
44 Vis
900
41
60c
65c
5,405
18 %c
♦
Anglo
Merrill
Island
1
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Mogador
Mines
78c
80c
28,700
25c
Oct
80c
Ltd______5
71
71
Ltd
71
195
68
Oct
5
83c
83c"
90c
10,400
60c
Oct
2.08
Jan
1
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Ltd
48c
45c
48c
5,100
40c
Oct
1.92
Jun
10c
500
10c
Nov
65c
*
115
July
10c
10c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
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;
1
80c
81c
2,600
80c
Nov
1
1.75 May
43c .40c
45c
41,107
20c
Sep
1.08
Montgary Explorations Ltd
1
92c
96c
21,650
50C
•
26%
,
New Formaaue
New
Mines
Ltd
Jack Lake Uranium
Pacific
New
New
Coal
Oils
&
1
Mines Ltd
9c
Jan
Ltd
New Superior Oils of
New West
Nickel
Amulet
Rim
North
Mines
American
Canada
20c
Rare
Corp
(1945)
Okalta. Oils
1
4
Oct
14c
Jan
17c
200
14c
13,500
1.34
2,000
alOc' al2c
400
8c
300
1.00
L25
1.00
3.20
*
265,500
1.03
3.75
'*
'
7%c
3.80
7c
-
8c
Jun
18c
July
Nov
2.59
May
Aug
25c
Nov
4.85
Oct
27c
Oct
Oct
1.35
14c
17c
12,000
2,700
15c
7.65
16c
3,000
10c
25c
27c
II,566
13c
22c
22c
17,000
15c
Oct
" 2.01
2.12
1,300
1.00
1.200
2.90
Oct
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1.80
92c
54c
Jan
14%
Oct
Apr
80c
Oct
34c
45c
Oct
3.90
Oct
1.85
May
Jun
Jan
Apr
Apr
4c
Oct
15c
Jan
5,000
3c
Oct
17c
Jan
13c
34.600
9c
Nov
75c
Feb
2.60
7,000
48c
53c
5,200
40c
Oct
2.28
7c
7c
7c
Oct
26c
Mar
5.00
Oct
10
Mar
2.60
53c
2,500
6V2C
9c
2.45
•
Quebec Cliibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Ltd
Oct
5.75
Jan
Jan
5!ac
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Quebec Labrador Dev Co Ltd
5c
10c
Jan
Aug
9.00 Mar
33c
Oct
4 7.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
Oct
5c
2,300
July
9c
2.40
II,250
49c
Jan
1.00
1.25
1,225
8c
' ,.1.50 *1.60
1.55
1
Producers
4V2C
14c
Phillips- Oil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co
:
Porcupine Prime Mine_
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Portage Island (Chib) Mines'Ltd
Provo: Gas
5,500
7.40
Explorations
Pennbec Mining Corp
Gas & Oil Lt<l
4%c
_1
Orch'aa Uranium Mines Ltd
Permo
Feb
(Quebec);Ltd-1
runner Mines
Partridge Canadian
2.00
62c
,,Oct
1.00
*
—
90c
Opemlsce Explorers Ltd--
Oct
13!2c :
1.00
__1
Ltd
Sep
80c
7c
13c
"
1
—
8c
2,250
7,500
1.00
*
1
Ltd
1,500
1.00
4%c
16c
—1
Northspan Uraniunt Mines Ltd
Obalski
4%c%
1
Metals
9c
8c
\. 90c'
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Ltd
Asbestos
North American
Ltd
Mines...
Apr
2.65 Mar
8c
Santiago Mines Ltd
50c
Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals Ltd •
New
Oct
9c
.
1
V
__1
1.85
Oct
4.25 July
Jan
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
6.30
6.55
2,600
1,975
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd
1
6c
6c
4,500
6c
Jan
20c
Mar
23c
26c
7,700
18c
Oct
77c
Jan
S Vzu
9c
59,000
4V2C
Oct
19c
Jan
1
?
Red Crest Gold Mines
1
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26c
.
-
7c
,
,
Oct
50c
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Ltd___'j^
Mines
1
Ltd
South Dufault Mines
<te
Gas
4
1
2,000
4.55
4.60
20c
18c
:1
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Sullivan-Cons Mines
4.80
3,200
4.21
1
Ltd
Oil
20c
5c
5c
1,500
5c
__1
Ltd
Stanwell
93c
93c
1,100
__1
10 Vb
Lake
Tarbcli
Tazin
Mines
9.55
1
10%
64c
9,745
9.50
Oct
1.00 Aug
Oct
8.00
Jan
Jan
12c
Aug
Jan
1.70
Oct
23
July
May
2.05
2.20
3,700
1
12c
IOV2C
12c
31,100
10c
Sep
57c
Jan
1
Ltd
4V2C
4c
6c
11,000
4c
Nov
30c
Jan
.
Ltd;
1
Mines
Mines
Ltd^
'■
.
Tib
Exploration
Titan
Ltd
1.80
Nov
4.00
Jan
Mines
Corp
Ltd
1
Mines
Westburne Oil
26c
l'-I "
56c
.
1
13,500
12c
Oct
33c
Jan
20c
Oct
74c
July
Jnn
65c
6c
Oct
60c
Jan
2.10
Nov
2.90
Oct
26c
3,333
8,200
9c
12c
22,000
7c
Sep
56c
62c
15.200
35c
Sep
Aug
4
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•
1.80
/
1-
80c
8c
6,000
6,000
-
55c
22c
2.35
2Vic Oct
6.800
70c
-
.
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80c
,
8c
20c
2,000
5c
Jun
4.40 May
Jan
24c25V2C
.
5,900
74c
Nov
1.98
43,157
50c
Nov
2.00 Jan
2.00
14%c Oct
2.00
200
12c
13c
6,000
9.00
9.25
540
*
9.25
9.00
9.25
410
1
28c
26C
28c
2,000
24c
1
Oct
94c
Feb
15c
16c
6,752
15c
Oct
70o
*
5c
July
5c
8,500
5c
Aug
Resources
Nickel
1
1.95
10c
Sep
28c
Oct
16Va
Nov
9
+
54c
&
Oct
Artists
Associated
HART
32c
Nov
13,000
14c
Nov
65c
73c
9,700
37c
Jan
*
14 %
15
920
12J/2
Oct
20
38
38
July
25
36
Oct
43
Jan
10%
10 J/2
300
10
Mar
6%
7%
25,750
10
Productions
10%
25o
82
5%
Atlas
Yellowknife
370
3.75
5.75
2,853
18
19 J/4
2,715
Mines
15 J/2
6c
6c
1,500
26c
31c
59,600
1
Mines
28c
1
Mines
Aunor
Auto
Gold
Mines
Electric
75
Oct
page
44.
1.90
Jnn
13% May
11 J/4 May
118% May
Nov
15%
Apr
Oct
29%
Jan
•
6c
Aug
16c
Oct
14c
Jan
1.16 Mar
5c
5c
6c
5,500
5c
Oct
17c
Feb
18c
17c
21c
68,500
12o
Sep
39c
Jan
6%c
6c
7c
13,000
6c
Oct
21c
Jan
1.90
1.95
711
13
13
175
5%c
6c
8,500
8.00
6,650
1
1
*
common
13
1
-~
5%
5J/2C Oct
7.65
7.30
20%
Jan
21%
22%
21%
21%
505
21
Oct
41
Jan
21%
22%
980
19
Oct
28
1.80
1.75
Oils
1
1.80
15c
7.30 NOV
6,000
19c
1.50
3,005
July
3.80 July
Oct '
,15c
Nov
1
6c
6c
Go
1,000
6c
Nov
Bank
of
Montreal
10
42
41
42
2,062
37 J/a
Oet
of
Nova
18
52
46'/a
19c
Bankfield
Bamat
Base
Scotia
Jan
60
Jun
Nov
'dSc
768
20c
8,000
15c
20c
9,340
10c
Oct
•
34c
30c
34c
47,150
20c
Oct
*
Mining
Mines
Bata Petroleums Ltd
13c
13c
15c
32,100
10c
—
—
*
'
5c
Jan
92c
May
Oct
47c
Mar
Oct
12%c
6c
3,075
*
42%
42%
43%
100
42
Oct
60
Apr
*
20%
20%
20%
20
21
Nov
40
Jan
31 %c
15,502
—
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage
w.—
1
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30c
32 c
3.50
3.75
100
60c
61c
5c
2,650
25c
Oct
3.50
45c
Nov
Oct
'
Beaver
Uranium
Lumber
1.42
1.66
300,225
39
39%
10.908
85c
95c
55c
Oct
10c
12c
7,799
10c
Oct
32c
Feb
4%c
6c
3.500
4'/aC
Oct
12c
Jan
50c
a
87c
1
1
5c
1
95c
—
Bouscadillac
Oct
35%
Oct
95c
22,056
80c
Oct
41c
850
37c
Oct
9c
7,000
8c
Nov
Jan
1.70 Mar
70c
Jan
25c
40c
16,500
25c
4%c
6c
15,000
4'/aC
Oct
14c
Mar
7c
7 %c
7,700
7c
Aug
Sep
15c
May
46c
41
41
44
3.80
1
Mines
9c
48c
1
—
9c
1
Bralorne Mines
10c
9%c
4,000
56c
108,300
41
120
44
44
20
3.65
4.80
1,432
:
Nov
7c
class
Cordage
Traction
45
July
42'/a
Sep
49
Mar
3.50 Oct
10c
11c
31,100
4.25
200
3.75
11%
12
100
9
6%
10,555
Jun
6c
Columbia
Feb
Jan
1*55' Jan
67/s
19c
Apr
Sep
5.45 Mar
12%
Feb
6%
6%
—
-50
48
48
25
43
Jan
50
Jun
.23
20
20
20
10
15'/a
Oct
20
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15c
15c
17c
19,400
13c
Oct
90c
Aug
May
—
.
6'/a
Nov
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OIL—
1.50
1.35
1.65
11,556
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Britalta Petroleum
Amer
18V2c Jan
Oct
Oct
—
common
Brilund Mines Ltd
British
Jan
33c
12
*
B
1.12
40
4.25
•
—
Bridge & Tank preferred
Bright (T G) preferred
4 V2 f~c
2.65
Feb
6C
1
pfd
Paper
Brazilian
2.75
30c
50
50
Ltd
preferred
Brantford
Oct
3.15 May
46% May
7%c
•
Gold
Boy mar Gold
90c
25
1
Corp 5r/c
Bowater
99c
19% May
1
Mines
Mines
5
Nov
8c
1
Uranium
Gold
Bowater
8,350
14'/a Apr
22'/a
40c
Mines—j.
Ltd
Bordulac Mines
Bouzan
Jan
1.62
39 r!
+
Uranium
Bay
40o
1
24
I
Mines
Mines
Bonville
Oct
17
22%
Warrants
Black
10c
17
22%
1
Mines
Yukon
Bidcop
17,500
17
22%
25
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bicroft
15c
Jan
7.50 May
1.75 Jun
*
common
Belcher Mining Corp
Bell Telephone
Bibis
13c
*
1.89
Jun
20
Co
Preferred
Bevcon
Jan
i84c
1
1
*
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
Beaver Lodge
May
Oct
52
19c
20c
j.
Uranium
50 V*
42c
12%c Mar
54%
1
1
Mines
Metals
Baska
Mines
Cons
Mines
Barvue
Jun
12%c Jan
1
Bankeno Mines
36%
35%
37%
10,709
25
Oct
40
Sep
1.35
Nov
10
3.60
.57%
July
Jun
Jun
Electric—
40%
40'/a
35
10
87
87
87
405
86
Oct
95% Mar
50
46%
46%
46%
300
44%
Sep
50
8%
8%
1,620
7'/a
Oct
13%
Jan
50
preferred
4%%
preferred
preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
—
British
Columbia Forest Products
British
Columbia
British Columbia Telephone Co
Broulan Reef Mines
Brown
Brunhurst
11
11
100
39%
38%
39 %
2,958
25
0
33%
37%
38%
217
1
62c
62c
63e
10,600
10
40
10%
235
—1
Mines
6c
5c
6c
6,500
44
Feb
Mines
Brunswick
Mining
Smelting
&
Buffrdlson
1
J
11
Nov
17%
Apr
33 J/4
Oct
53
Jun
Oct
47%
Apr
1.07
Jan
37
60c
Aug
10
Nov
5c
Oct
5c
6c
1,500
Aug
15c
4.25
4.75
5,150
4.25
Oct
12%
Apr
6c
4.000
4J/4C
Oct
12c
Mar
Oet
2.50 May
5c
Oct
ll%c Feb
73c
500
5%c
5%c
2,000
32
33
170
7c
6 %c
7%c
10.500
20 %c
20c
25c
28,400
12 V*
270
9%
10
875
9
Sep
*
Lake-.
—
Products
Ext
1
Lake
73c
Burlington
9%
Ja*i
67c
73c
1
11%
Red
17% July
19c
Jan
6c
4.25
"
Ankerite
Mar
6c
1
Brunsman
Hill
CO
—.1
Company
Feb
Jan
•
•
Packers class B
British Columbia Power
Burchell
25% July
6%c Nov
15c
Oct
11 >/.
Sep
37
July
19%c Jan
82c
May
15% Jap
11% Apr
40c
West, Montreal
»
Mines
40c
800
32c
Oct
3.20 May
19c
19c
20c
2,886
19c
Nov
51c
25c
66c
65c
70c
8,725
60c
Oct
Calqlta
*
*
100
21
20
21%
5,505
17
Oct
1
Oils
Petroleum
—
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5'y> preferred
Phillips Square
New York City, MUrray Hill
16
50o
,:/o
Banff
2.09 Sep
Oct
1
preferred
2nd
preferred
5%
1.60 Mar
12
—25
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Calvan
Cons
2-4545
JOHN'S, P. Q.
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Bread
61
61
62
385
55
Oct
common
common
Z
97
97
97
25
1
Oil
Campbell Chibougamau
Preferred
see
Jan
Jun
1
Mines
Mines
Canada Cement
footnotes
2.20
82c
-1
1
River
Aumaque Gold
Oct
3.75
18
•
Atlin-Rulfner
Aumacho
85
4.60
Steels
Cable
QUEB£C-TRf*S-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST.
For
Jan
284,025
33c
Debentures
Atlas
Jan
27c
Branchr Oifice:
West 44th Sti,
14c
63c
14c
50
:
Ashdown Hardware class B
8c
Telephonex PI>9501
85
Jan
32c
CANADIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
1203
Jan
14c
Argus Corp common
$2!i preferred
1.05
Oct
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Area
Bunker
St.
3.50 Aug
Oct
7.25
1
Warrants
Building
Notre Dame
Jan
Jan
13c
—
Consolidated
Buffalo
S30
70c
9.00
i
Mines
Buffalo
SAVARD
2.00 July
104,154
80c
61c
Nov
2.50
2,29.
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1
-
16c
3'Oft
9.000
2VJ.cp-2V2C
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,
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12,224
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10c
1
Co Ltd
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3,200
2.65
.
2.50
Ltd—J.
alOc
13c
.
14c
„
1
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon- Pyrite & Copper
Corp LM
Wendetf'Mineral Products Ltd—
Westvllle
2.55
Ltd—
Valor-Lithium
17c
afc
2.45
alOc-
_1
Trojan. Consolidated Mines Ltd
Uniteci Oils
15c
——_1
Petroleum
Trebor
60y4 July
23% Jan
Jari
48 '/a
1
Mines.
British
Tacbe
May
50J/4 July
20c
*
Sharbct Lake
17
Oct
Bank
80c
~
25 V* May
99
Aug
Nov
1
Mining
Mid-.Cbihougamau Mines Ltd
Jan
50c
51c
■
Explorations
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Oct
92
Aug
_—4.75
__;
Huronian
Rouyn
66c
74c
20c
lc
E'xplor
Anglo
19c
50o
Petroleums
Amer
Apex
Ltd
1
Controls
Analogue
Anglo
Petroleums
Nepheli'ne
Lead Mines
Anchor
—1
Avillabona Mines Ltd
Marpic
14
100
Jan
1.85 Jan
19% July
43%
4,425
.
July
20o
22% Nov
—
*
93o
;
5.90 Nov
Mar
14
88c
13 %>
1"
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
15%
93 %
6.00
Feb
Jan
•
6c.
Gc
Co Ltd—1
14%
93%
—25
common
American Leduc
Aubelle
Labrador Mining & Explor
Shore Mines Ltd—
Lake
15
21 Vi Mar
81c;
__
,
__.il
55
'
Ltd
preferred
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Arcadia
1,300
2,900
—
Nov
•
preferred
Ansil
2.75
20% *
NOV
6c
93%
4 Vi ';>>
Anacon
14o
Oct
-
4'r
American
'1.32 ' Sep"
Aug
1.36
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ALuminiUm
Jan
14%
-
44c
100
Algom a Steel
Aug
14
Ltd—1
Co
600
2.25
1
debentures
30c
"
V
Dev
Uranium
42%
May
/7%c
56c
Jan
24 Vic Mar
Oct*
2IV4
Jan
4J)5 Mar
80te
•
Inspiration Mining &
Oils
Cons
6%c
8%
45c
1
1,300
8
50c
3.05
July
.
9c
Pacific
2.80
*
Explorations
5 'Jc
Mar
:
1
Feb
38c
2.70
5
8% Oct
Apr
•
2.75
:
6% Apr
Jan
16c
23e
Alberta
1414
Ltd
Ltd
10% Mar
94'
Jan
JjSc
.
—1
Mines
Mines
Oct
Sep
5.25
1
_i
Oct
Oct
Jan
Jan
»V4 July
1.20 Oct
80c
7c
..
6C
130
31
2,000
:_1
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:
Gunnar Mines
1
:—_1
5,625
3,150
15c
3.00
Oct
83
7,800
Nov
_
Canada Ltd—
6%c
*
1
17
75
6.35
I,000
14c
22.23
•
Ltd
5,400
7c
18c
—
6C
15c I6V2C
1
Oil
&
Gas
190
-
5,200
2.00 Aug
1.25 Oct
•_%, .-1,30
.
83
58c
6c
4c
,
1
1
General petroleums of
Haitian
,c
Ltd
Oil Ventures
Gaspe
1
—V"
Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
83
1.45
Nov
-.
50c
18
83
7
Sep
Apr
34
50
'6%c
15c
19c
^
8
6c
80c
23',2
.
8
1.30
250
—*
.
8
22
•
2,000
^
1
Palconbrklge Nickel Mines Ltd
•
common-
35%
575
Alberta Distillers common
_2.10
'
22 %
Alba
80c
1
__1
22
Jan
al3c
...
,
Ltd
22%
22V* Oct
Jan
80c
80c
1
.
Corp
—25
4.189
Jan
22c
Nov
al3c
__
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El Sol Gold Mines Ltd
7c
14c "
—.
1
——
Ltd
12,113
1.54^-1.70
—"<-«*»
25%
Advocate Mines Ltd—
Agnew Surpass Shoe common
Ajax Petroleums
1.35
Oct
Bigh
24%
3.05
Oct
<
Low
25%
Acadia-Uraoium Mines
Octr
68c
v
Range Since lan. 1
Low -High
•
Jun
Oct
.2.90/ 3.10
Shares
—100
Atlantic Sugar
6%c
25c
fer Week
ef Price*
18
Acadia
HV2
6%c.
"
1.70
*
!
Ltd
East Maiartic
Sep
Aug
36c
36c'
—
%___1
!
46c
40c
5.25
-
../65c
Mining Co Ltd—
Mining Corp Ltd
9c
Abitibl Power & Paper common
Preferred
20c
13
5.25
3.10
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd-.__.__—1
Dablon
4.20 Feb
5%c Nov
Par
Jan-
14)/4 July
Sales
Range
Jan
8.25
Oct
Exchango
Panda
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1,200
9c
12'%
-
1
Cournor
Oct
Oct
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
25,000
—7c
•
5.25
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd
5.60
5.75
30c
Caaaiiaa
Apr
55c
54c
5.90
,
Toronto Stock
•
May
5.65
Oct
Oct
16,500
1212
ContinentalMining Exploration Ltd
Oct
9c
13c
7.30
I—1
Ltd——
1.90
82c
8.000
SVzC? 30c
—
.
•
*
—
—-
Oct
31,500
'
Class B--warrants-
NOVEMBER 15
Preferred
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd_-_—_1
-
15c
17c
10c-;
1
Alines .'Ltd—-
ENDED
High
23c
6,75
30c
1.50
—.
28,600
.41c «*■-48c
45c
>
1
Corp—
_____:
Miniere de l'Ungava
Compagrde
■
7.30
;
l
Cleveland Copper
2.27
.
5.90
•
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
|
LOW
38c
2.25
1
:—1
—
_L_—
Range SIhce Jan. 1
Hlah
Capital. Lithium .Minefc Ltd_i
Carniba. Mines Ltd-
WEEK
for Week
Low
1
FOR
Sales
ef Prices
.■•'Last
Sale Price
.
*1%.''
Week's
4.00
4.00
4.00
200
4.00
Nov
1
1
5.40
5.30
6.15
30.175
3.75
Oct
5.00
2,000
5.00
4.90
21%
20%
28
27
3.00
0
-•
20
3.00
650
4
1,463
28
20
.22 >
95
July
4.50 Oct
2.50 May
1.55
Aug
Jan
36
July
80
Jun
103
Feb
9.50 Apr
13%
Jan
6.20 Jan
3.50 Seo
20%
Nov
30%
Apr
25
Nov
29
Fab
41
'■•{a——
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sale Price
»
Cut
Crushed
Canada
6
Stone
Foils
Iron Foundries
.
17
May
580
Oct
42
Apr
Crestaurum
258
115
Nov
175
Feb
85
45
Oct
55
47%
46
1.90
1.75
1.00
95c
Canada Permanent Mtge
-100
1,133
82
4,400
3.60
3.90
3,465
10%
10%
11
50
14%
14%
14%
Sep
*90
90
Aug
Feb
5.00 July
Nov
8.30 July
3.60
10%
Oct
13
%c
38c 41
40c
1
7c
4.80
5.00
43'! a
42%
11,300
7%c
4.95
20
Oil
7%c
2
Oct
6c
3,000*■
4.20
common—
D'EldOna
Devon
1,193
1,784
23
185
Jan
28
July
Oct
.
23%
56
Oct
35%
24%
25%
Jan
29%
Jun
Gold
Canadian Celanese
preferred
.$1%
Sep
14% May
4.25
1,225
60c
58c
,
16.910
Oil
68c
4.25
4.75
1.80
North
Canadian
OIF Cos
preferred
1955 warrants
22% May
Bridge
8% Mar
Aug
Oct
1.50
23%
Oct
Jan
4,770
Oct
23
5.40
2,780
4.20
Oct
16%
8%
1,097
7%
Nov
15
May
17%
100
Sep
28
Jan
40
Apr
21c
21c
26
26%
95
5.75
11c
69
5.00
14
1,506
94
11
500
26
95
660
23
10
24 %
23%
24%
17
17
17 %•
Oct
July
Jun
Oct
29% July
July
24
101 % May
,
92
3.05
1.70
1.84
5c
5%c
3,500
23
225
&& Canadian Vickers
1
15
Oct
Canadian
Williston
Erin
Woollens
Canso
V'
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gold
Cariboo
i/»'v
Cassiar
10%
1.05
1.40
1,103
17c
17c
500
21c
21c
21c
666
1
27c
25c '
30c
25,000
2.21
2.21
2.30
1.20
1.38
1
1.05
1.03
1.12
622
1.00
Ltd
1.15
1.15
1.20
3,050
1.15
*
9%C
0c
11c
12,300
9c
45c
„
'
10
July
1.05
32% May
5,400
.
5-lc
500
0.10
1,360
4.5ft
93
93>
1,600
.
17
Central
Del
Central
Explorers
Rio
Central
1
1
1.74
70c
38,429
2,500
74c
1.60
1
8,300
1,500
,
..20
2.00
1.77
2.08
5,225
48 Yh
•
Trust
8c
7%c
1
Charter Oil
48 Vb
48%
40
11c
57,600
3.25
Nov
Jan
Jan
56c
Jun
14%c
1.02
Oct f-
Jan
Oct
5.60
Apr
1.10 Oct
4.60
Apr
1.70
-
2.61 July
3.30 Mar
57c
■
Feb
5.25
Oct
4.25
Nov
Oct
5.70
Mach pfd—.————
Easy Washing
Eddy
class A
Paper
Mines
Sol
Gold
.
?
common——
—!———
FaJcmibr'ldge
Fleet
7.00 Mar
100 %
67-
25
67
67
13 %c
17C
25,150
1.62
1.76
10,700
«
Equipment
'
,
1
53c
—1
5%c
9
23c
26c
—1
Copper
8%
8%
Z~i
Lake Gold Mines
14% July
7c
Jun
Jan
62
75c
Jan
26c
3.141
16,000
12c
12c
1,000
50c
58c
115,053
6,500
7%
Apr
13 %c Oct
Jun
10c
Oct
35c
5.30
59
Jun
2flc
<78
Petroleum
Frobishcr
Ltd
Gatlneau
5%
Power
Nov
9
Jun
85c
17c
Geco
Mines Ltd
Jan
Geo
Giant
8,200
27c
1,500
24c
Oct
45c
Jan
20c
1,227
16c
Nov
44c
May
8%c
8c
10c
7c
7c
8%c
3,050
7c
Oct
Steel
2,600
23%
7,445
18.
17
18
1.40
1.47
56c
60c
4.85
5.35
5.35
3,125
9%e
25a%
27%
255
23
.26
26
26
600
25., Mar
6%c
8C
9,000
49c
4,000
9,850
6%c;
40c
40c
165
487
76
Sep-
16%
1634
16%
25
14
Oct
7%c
9c
51,000
20%
20'\\
21
752
8%
9
4,450
2.80
21c
Glacier
Glenn
Jan
Gold
Mines
Goldcrest
;
Apr
;
18c
Jan
25%
Apr
'Grandroy
4.90
5.50
20,628
4.50
Oct
17%
Apr
2.26
2.45
6.600
2.15
Oct
3.50
Jan
90c
Jan
1.80
1.85
900
25c
18,000
1,144
Mines
25c
Ltd
20c
30c
Ltd—
•
Smelting
2.5i
1
Consolidated Mosher
30c
2.05
Aug
45c
23c
Oct
1.38
Jan
Oct
3.75
Apr
1.40
20c
Oct
15c
Apr
Jun
July
1.10 May
Oct
31c
2.51
2.75
5,925
19%
•
Explor
-
Nov
15c
19%
11,015
18
Nov
28%
28c
15,000
20c
Oct
82c
24c
2.05
Oct
5.35
Apr
Jan
May
Northern
:
Mines
Greyliawk
Gulch
Oils
Gunnar
45
5,525
Oct
4,500
38c
July
68c
Jun
20c
7,000
16c
Oct
38c
July
5%c
3,700
5c
Oct
16c
Jan
32c
35c
5,500
32c
Nov
6%C
6 %c
1,000
6c
Oct
17c
Apr
11c 11 %c
5.643
11c
Oct
30c
Apr
2.65
2.65
30%
30%.
50
30
5%
5%
5%
20
4
78
Nov
Oct
42c
25c
Oct
9c
Oct
3.95
4.15
4,975
1.70
1.50
1.75
8,450
14c
2,000
15c
4,000
1
8c
9,500
Feb
Hartz
5c
3,500
5c
35c
4,000
150
15
5,137
1,400
27%
26%
20
18
20
6%
6
6%
3.00
2.50
100
18%
18%
18%
2,330-
22c
4.90
21c
20%
5c
1
6c
14%
6.80
6.70
6.50
1
5c
6c
•
Gold
Lake
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hahn
Brass
Hard
26
26
28
Rock
Mar
17c
Aug i,
Apr
-
7%
7%
100
Jan
t
15c
15c
7,000
14c
Oct
45c
37,000
31c
Sep
8c
5,000
6c
Oct
Jan
?•
3.00
200
2.75
Jan
4.00
Jan
-
5%
150
5%
Nov
6 %
Jun
5c
5c
2,500
4%c
Oct
12Vac
Oct
1-21
1.21
200
85c
Feb
23c
23c
2,000
17c
Oct
47c
July
83,550
60c
9,500
7c
Nov
40c
Mar
Heath
Mines
1
7c
3,710
3.50
Oct
13
May
Hees (Geo H) & Co
*
3.00
0
1
5%
1
20o
Exploration
Coppercorp
Coulee
Lead
For
2,373
Oct
41
Jun
104
60
100%
Oct
105
Oct
Heva
2.50
2.70
820
2.25
Oct
Apr
27 c
20 %c
8c
10c
8,000
1.64
1.53
1.70
56,243
*
14%
14%
14%
325
14
Oct
*
.
11
11
11
200
10
% Aug
1
-
*
*
—
see
25
Oct
page
44.
16,900
20c
Oct
7c
Aug
1.21
Oct
7.50
1.23
32c
5.20
Jan
Jan
Mar
1
Hendershot Paper
Gold
Dauch
&
17
Jun
Home
14
Apr
47c
7,000
33C
Oct
89c
1.00C
55c
Oct
1.60
Jan
2.65
100
Jun
3.50
Jan
1.09
Jan
Mines
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hlnde
Co
9
27c
1.07
18c
2.00
May
Jan
Paper
39%
100
38
Oct
46
:
May
20
20%
3,247
17%
Oct
36
Jun
14
15%
5,769
11%
Feb
23% May
13%
14%
2,290
10%
Jan
25
25
6
24
Nov
3.40
3.25
3.50
12,425
common.
-
T
Jun
14%
-
Ltd—r-
Smith
Mining
6% May
15%
3
Class B
Hovle
14% July
39 %
a
Gold
Class A
Howard
23c
42c
25.
20%
Canada—
Consol
Oil
42c
-—1
Lake
Red
Gold
Hollinger
89c
2.65
Headway
Jan
2.65
43c
89 c
27c
3.50
7%
*
Highland Bell
•
Zinc
footnotes
30%
103%
•
Cowichan Copper
Bit
29%
104
535
1
Mines
Rand
Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
Craig
30
•
Ltd
Copper-Man
Copper
460
10
com
Classy A
Con west
62c
490
100
Consumers Gas of Toronto
65c
*
1
I
17
70c
1
Mining
t
62c
7c IOV2C
Basin
Tungsten
"*
Oct
5c
Sudbury
Mar
Oct
17c
Consolidated
Mar ;
15c
30% July
8C
12,500
Consolidated
14
Apr
lie
42,300
Consolidated West Petroleum
5c
Mar
Oct
4.50 Oct
22
Jan
14c
21% Mar
10% Oct
6,600
21c
A
49c
Oct
£
Apr
May ;
10,150
6%c
class
25
15
5c
F)
67c
Oct
20% July
6%c Oct
5c
Nov
Mar *.
7.00 Mar
Oct
12c
19c
(J
2.50
48
8%c
5c
1
Hasaga Gold Mines
I
Nov
Oct
8c
19 %c
1.89
320
6.90 Jun
Oct
15
l
18%c Mar
20,000-
18c
Jun
11c
1
Oct
-
4,000
13,977
8,520
-
27%
10% May
15
1
Mines
Minerals
-
151
4.75
4,000
,
Oct
11c
.*
common
Gold
Consol
Oct
9c
8c
13%
Jan
47% May
Nov
2,50
775
9C
1
l
Mines
25,900
Oct
5.60
2.95
400
24c
20c
5% Nov
500
.
25c
16
405
20%
14%
:—-—1
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Sannorm
5.00
Jan
Oct
26%
1,325
-
Jan
Mry
Oct
1.25 Oct
1,892
3.00
200
lie
10,000
18c
1.70
-
Jan ♦
Jan
Mar
6%C
9c
18c
1.55
-
2.10
34c
% C Oct
142
18c
20%
10%c
Oct
9c
-•
Nov
II,000
1.60
Warrants
Gwillim
Feb
May
10c
27%'
Sep
16c
Oct
-
45c
8%c
Jan
2.30
May
40c
8
Jan
5.80
28c
150
10c
27c
'
70c
5c
42c
4.90
-
7c
-
-
Apr
July
1.30 May
Nov
13c
7c
Feb
Oct
12c
15c
May
7%
1.15 Aug
15c
14c
36
Sep
Feb
%
3.70 Aug
4.15
•
10
:
Jan
86
12c
78
—
Mines-
Harrison
Jan
B
Apr
July
6.00
30%
2.50
Mines
45c
5c
1.05
Ltd
Mines
43c
1
63%
Nov
2.60
;
Uranium
Lead
18 %C
35c
Oct
34%
;
Guaranty Trust
Gulf
45c
1
47
842
1
common
Great West Coal class
18%c
*
Gas
warrants.-:
B
1
Mines
1,830
1
common
Great Plains Develop—
2
Mines
57
"
Class
6.00 Aug
2.80
•
*
Paper
Power
May
18%' Apr
35%
3.00
Lakes
Lakes
Warrants
108
34%
1
Mines
Jan
406 .'..Apr
.
54'%
•
1
*
Mines—-:——
Great
70c
* "Nov
35
1
—
Oct
3,279
Sep
101
57
1
11%
4,075
1.30
5%
.1
Gold—
Mines!
500
Great
93
35
1
Mines
Manttou
Granduc
30
780
*■
-
Jan
356
31'; July
.
5
1*
17,535
—
28%
1
Mines
Eagle
26%
Oct
*
;
6c
4,266
Apr
,
Oct
1
65q
Gold
32c
1
13%
23c
Oct
Jan
81
Oct
6c
61,750
4%C Oct
7,043
4.75
-
Goldfields Uranium
41c
96,500
400
Mines
Uranium
Goldale
Jan
73c
5c
35c
•
5 Vb
Mining
23c
18c
4%c
33 %c
1
Yellowknife
Giant
Apr
Nov
36c
;
1
1,300
7c
70c
4%c
33%C
Jan
3.10
62% Nov
10c
3,642
18c
75
10c
8c
40c
15,560
65
62%
38c
Golden
18c
1.45
1.30
1.39
62'%
Jan
2
9!
Oct
Oct
12%
—
2 (v
21, i
34
Oct
1.15
May
Jap
114
7% Oct
•
Jan
Consolidated Hailiwell
:
Sep
56% Mar
J,
5%C Oct
20
Jan
10%
40% Oct
80
Apr
1.10
Oct '
7.10
42%
79 Vi
—1
Mar
Consolidated Golden Arrow
4.85
6.60
4i%
79%
7.10
1
July
Oct
Oct
7.00
common
Mine
8
-
Jan
24c
Noy
41%
;
Prosp__
Mascot
16c
Oct
May
33%
„;,28% Jan
,
91
49 %c
Aug
5c
•
600
Oct
6c
9.55 July
41c
:
Oct
35c
•
1,80ft
Oct
15c
Oct
9%C
80
9c
15,000
"
Jan '
8c
9%c
38c
6
19c
1.95 Mar
Oct
2.93
7,950
23
May
3.20 May
Oct
50c
3.170
-•
13c 13 %c
200
Oct
Jun
-42% Jan
Oct
1.25
-
1
9,400
6c
Apr
49%c Jan
Oct
17
8,400
21
*
-
375
1.41
3,085 '
12%
"w-*
1
Oil
Peak
15c
22
23%
100
9c
23c 25 %c
Consolidated
Oct
15c
9.00
class A
—
11c
9,500
Jan
1.30
93c
:
1
Wares
6%
23c
Northland
11c
III
6.50
2.30
1
Discovery
Consolidated
Nov
101
Mfg class A__
9c
17 %c
Mines
Negus
40C
100
Goodj7ear Tire Canada common
Graham Bousquet Gold
Flin
Cadillac——
Nicholson
I,500
*
6
Consolidated
54c
1%
7c
1
Mines
Mar
82c
Oct
49c
1
Mines Ltd
Scientific
Jan
Jun
58C
Oil
Consolidated
25c
49c
Jan
16c
27c
1
Oils
13,850
28%
Preferred
Genex
13
50c
Corp
Mac
34c
101
:
Products
General
150
——
Gamma
Mlc
119,900
30c
100
Bakeries
General
Feb
2.14
55c
Nov
.Feb
40c
7%c Oct
10c 12 %c
34c
27%
Dynamics
150
50c
Jau
40c
'
10c
*
,v
preferred --—%
Motors
20c
Consolidated Mining &
Consolidated Morrison.
Oet
———100
——100
common
preferred
5 %%
»
5.00
Consolidated
2,500
12 %c
1
General
-2.50
Gold
14c
Feb
58*.
'
*
Mines
General
220
.
Marbenor
14c
"
Nov
Feb
•
:
il
General
100
Warrants
Marcus
37
25c
100
common
Debentures
Sep
9%
Bakeries
Consolidated
220
2,050
•
10
preferred——:
Apr
2.14
5%c
Nov
Jan
38
•
-
—
Jun
55c
5c
9% Nov
8:25
15%
Oct
Jan
95
80
Jal)
Nov
Jun
70c
31C
*
Mines
Companies
French
May
9%
4%c Oct
4.10
50c
13
•
.
38
*
A
Foundation Co of Canada
15 %c
13 %C Nov
8c
31c
38
1
15
-—
class
Canada
of
Oct
97
M
—
1
Coniagas Mines
Consol
May
26%
(U S)..,
Great
'*<-■
16c
—1
•
Oorp-
Ford Motor Co
Fra-ncoeur
II10
Mines
Howey Gold
I20
1
Manufacturing
Florida Canada
Jan
Apr
Consolidated
Oct
6c
6c
Sep
3.65
Mines
Jan
5/JOO
-1
2.45 Aug
Iron
26c
lie
120
—
Klrkland
300
Fenimore
Oct
10c
—-
1—
Preferred
Fedtrral
2.70
Consol
Jan
10c
lie
.250
class ft-.——;
Federal Grain
Apr
Consolidated Dragon
73c
20,100
III
Fargo Oils Ltd-—!—
Farwest Tungsten Copper
Apr
Consolidated
Jtui
12c.. Oct
15o
60c
Jan
Dcnison
1.75
-1
Mines
Faraday Uranium
Wahants
1.52
Calliman
Nov
12c
*
Nickel
Fanny Farmer Candy
1.52
Central
60c
1
Explorers Alliance.
4.25
Consolidated
11,500
13c
—
Oct
Consolidated
75o
«
Refineries
Oct
Consolidated
.
Jan
60c
—1
Oct
Con
».
37c
—1
Mines-
Corp-
27c
Beta
Oct
—1
.—-
40c
Consolidated
9c
-
9%c
_20
—
65c
Cody Reco
fV
Jan
11,600
9% c
v
150
General Pete Canada
%
Jan
10c
1,350
50c
1,100
4,600
Bellekeno
Jan
9%
.^l.OO
6,823
i
7%'
14
9,500
Consolidated
17%
Oct
Feb
-
50c
65c
63,863
15C
Oct
7
50c
9%
7'/4
1.05
48c
1.68
6%
500
9%
14
53c
—1
Mar
32% Aug
57% May
50c
75c
1-25
Jan
77c
75c
Mining Corp— —1
39%
82c
48c
Consolidated Allenbee
93
Oct
1
40c
Cobalt Consolidated
47
17
950
46%
7%,
,
1—
Prods—!
Steel
48c
Consolidated
45%
1
Mining; &? Smelling Ltd—
Eastern
Eastern
75c
Chrysler
27% May
Oct
1
Metals
Eastern
1
•
Nov
40
1,535
Sep
Galtreno
Key Mines...
Conro Development
46%
18 \.4".
18
1
*
—
Gaitwln Exploration
2.70
19
25
40
40
18
Jan
Erase*
4%c Oct
30
19
19
19
Jun
Jau
Apr
Oct
May
50c
5.0ft Jan
Oct
Mar
16
33%
Oct
2.90
1.50
99
Oct
10c
Oct
45
95% Aug.
9% Oct
625
9c
62c
1.66 Nov
22%
316
9c
8.50 Jan
?
Nov
93
Mar
74c
Oct-
762
-
—i
Jun
«Sr Smelting
;
Nov
1.85
Apr
•»
Jun
28% July
5.25
36c
Mines
10
14 %
.47%
July
Oct
60c
Caniaurum
96
17
100
5C
Oct
Cochenour Willans ;
it-.
ft**
if-:
26%
96
9%
Oct
1.55
Nov
Life
25%
10
Oct.
Nov
1.10 Mar
10c
Enterprises
26
35
13% May
6.90
10%
20%
9,800
16 %c
Yellowknife
7%
.
3,000
4,00)
Confederation
7%
32%
1,600
2,685
'
.
11%.
Apr
Apr
Jan
Oct
22%
1,120
8.40
8.15
8.40
Sep
2.83
21c
3,335
10,300
III,927
2,300
Combined
26%
Aug
1.66
17c
Colomac
,Nov
25
17c
Oct
4c
/
2.15
12c
,
-
98c
7,500
5.136
8%c'
1.61
6c
Chimo Gold Mines—
t
9,356
5%c
7c
2.05
13c
Coldstream
-7c
1.29
4c
5c
1.62
16 %c
Coin
6,000
1.20
1.26
2.10
lie
Farm
Jan
-1
13c
Co'ckshutt
20c
—1
16 %c
—
Mining
Nov.
23%
Mines
1
Chtomlmn
lc
—*
Ltd
Co
—1
_
_
Chcsterville Mines
500
„
11
——£
1
Chib-Kaj'ratid Copper
.750
Chiboug Jaculet Mines1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—
Cheskirk Mines
h;
lc
'
—
Porcupine
Chartered
7.30
6.75
7.30
,
,i.r—
Aug
lc
-1
Ford
Central Pat Gold-—-—
Jan
62c
Sep
69c
51,400
■:
4.25
93
,_10i
L_
47c
Oct
Sullivan
Excelsior
Aug
14c
51c
~
Central Canada Invest pfd
Oct
Malartic Mines
Apr
20%c Oct
5,90
1
Quartz
10c
24c
2,600
Amphi Gold
14c-
♦.
No v
—
5,900
10,275
17c
East
Eureka
Oct
1
:
65c
15c
35c
16c
East
Feb
Jun
1.40
;
Oct
14c
30c
East
5.o0
Oct
14
Asbestos Corp Ltd
XlOWtOWO VU41J MfU
Athabaska
*
V"k0r""'1
Cayzor
s:v'
20
1.25
Gas
Captain Mines
4%c Nov
1
Producers.
May
15c
15c
35e
22-%
V-*
-
Mudge.
Copper
El
14
Can Met Explorations
Watrante
Jan
23
Duvex Oils' & Minerals
Eldricli
23
i.—
Feb
366
11%
Mines
<fe
Dnvan
34% May
"
.—.-I
;
July
42c
Oct
*
preferred-—*
Dairies
Dominion
26% May
Oct
6cj
;
Mines
27
Oct*
5c
—
Nov
14
—
Copper Coy——
Candorc Exploration
Nov
10c
8c
——
Oct
1.55
23
class B
Canam
Can
9,721
*
.-*
-
.
Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs
15%
5,071
7c
——
23%
5,850
;•$? Canadian Thorium Corp
410
6.750
Steel common—*
Preferred
————100
Dominion Magnesium
i
*
Dominion Scottish Invest common
1
Preferred
—
—50
Dominion Steel & Coal common
*
Dominion Stoics
*
Dominion Tar <fc Chemical common—•
Dominion Textile/ common—__L_
*
17
118
1.75
»
preferred..
16
10c 10 %c
Mar
*
12%
21c
Prospect
15%
8c
Feb
28c
Oct
3.10 July
,
4.60
16%
Railway
Pacific
Canadian Petrofina
Canadian
15%
10 %c
2G%
—
Elder Mines
Canadian
July
Dominion Foundry &
Donnell
11%
5.00 ;
55
2
2.50
:
Mines
9.50 Aug
17%
u
Sep
1
25c
1
Exploration
Dome
Oct
7
*
common
9.40 May
,
7%
...1
IUca.„~
5%
42
*
Dome
Donalda
16
__100
Canadian
Jan
85c
.
%
*
275
1
Ltd
Seagrams
Dominion
2.70 Mar
3.85
4,700
Jan
4.95
•
42%
1
*
-----
Mines
Diadem
Distillers
Oct
50c
50
1.80
7%
Oct
100
16.
1.72
12
•
—
365.
7
7
3.00 May
133/ij.A3ct,: ,1
4,370
16
Nov
3.80
„
3,580
16
1
—
Locomotive
62c
A—,—*
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
15%
16%
10c
58c
1.350,;
5.30
Jan
Oct
4.00
16%:
Feb
9
;;
Oct
76c
37,300
4.00
Nov
Jun
31
July
4.50
1.06
16%
Apr
25
50
4,055
5.00
Oct
12%
27
5.00
90c
A———*
class
9%
195
13%
60c
Warrants
Canadian
,
12%
5.25
Oils
Hoinestcaxl
.
1,455
4.40
Products class
Husky
13 %
65c
Securities
Canadian
Apr
4.10
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian
78c
1.05
Canadian Dyno Mines
Gen
Oct
27
Canadian Devonian Petroleum..—
Canadian Dredge <& Dock—
42
1.80
Oct
Jun
40C
4.90
4.90
Pete
Canadian Collieries Resources Ltd
Preferred
Canadian
19
6,340
13%
common
T—
Canadian Chieftain
Canadian Food
1,695
45c
13
13%
•
10%
40c
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose.
Canadian
I
10%
•
10c
Empire Oils
Canadian Canners class A
42%
.1
Mines
Oils
Palmer
Dominion
Aluminium
British
Canadian
Canadian British
Anr
9c
Warrants
-
Jun
9.60 July
Oct
43%
24
24%
Preferred
15c
Nov
75c
.1
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines ——
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Jan
24 %c
Oct
25
Canadian Breweries
5c
100
1.135
10
—-
Minerals
60c
-
Oct
4,250
24 %
Canadian Bank of Commerce—
II,000
9%C
5
Minea Ltd
20
Oct
29c
100
12% Jan
'
•
Minerals
6c
1.00
9c
r
Crows Nest
Cusco
3.95 July
1.00
1
Zellerbach.
Crowpat
Oct
Jan
Nov
75c
3
1.20
3.90
•-
..37% Mar
73 %
82
1.10
.12.50
Jan
82
211
82
1
39 %
Aug
33% Nov
6.50 July
1.10
2.25
5c
High
Oct
13,231
2.09
1
Mines
Pershing
Croinor
Crown
2.85 Mar
Nov
33
77
Jan
Jan
4.50
Nov
95c
1,416
1.15
warrants
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canada Steamship preferred
Canada Wire & Cable class B
Canadian Admiral Oils
1.75
2.551
-
34%
75
75
20
pfd
Oil
Atlantic
1.05
35%'
Feb
24%
6,950
2.00
33%
34
Canadian
47%:
35
B
206
Low
2,835
3.00
4.35
Crestbrook Timber "warrants
Lands
Canadian Astoria
13%
,29
15
Range Since Jan.
High
4.10
2.24
Warrants
115
.
Shares
4.20
Canada
of
Oil
Cree
15
Warrants
Canada Safeway Ltd
8% May
5% Aug
100
6
6
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
27%
10
Canada Packers class A
Canada Southern
Range Since Jan. 1
115
10
common.
Canada Malting common
Oil
Share*
High
28%
common
Canada Life Assurance
Class
of Price*
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
15
Canada
Canada
Canada
for Week
Low
Par
Week'«
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
NOVEMBER 15
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
2.80
Oct
,
23% May
-41
7.00
Jan
Jan
'
Volume 186
.I.
Number 5691
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2191)
43
~
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
FrMay
.
*
STOCKS
*
Week's
East
Rasuce
Sale Friee
Hudson Bay
Mining &» Smelting.
48
Low
50
80c
83c
-20
30%
32
90
14%
.1
_
Oils
-
High
47
Huron & Erie Mortgage.
20o
.
14% -14%
.
18c
-
20c.
45
12
44 y2
44
_*;
_io
44%.
11%
iq
:
—;
11%*
.
.
18c
38%
40'A
Imperial Tobacco *L Canada ordinary_5
&'/«
preferred
4.86%
Indian Lake QAM-
11 %
11%
'11%.
Industrial Accent Corp Ltd common.*
27%
>■
•
5%
—
5%
,'
v....:,.,.,
preferred
(John)
Inland
-
.
■
48
26%
Natural
Gas
■■■:■■
27% *
1,629
7.25
1,695
■
,
48
5
2.60
2.75
2,525
13
14 V4
1.184
7%
7%
7%
12% Apr
6% Jan
Mar
Jan
32% Jun
14%
2.60 Nov
1,385
3.05
3.05
3.10
900
47C
45c
51C
2,761
12
12
12
5
;
71
75%
11,774
36%
38
10c
9C
150
10%
10%
37%
10%
39%
5,149
9%
9%
1,205
50c
57c
11,000
-
Investors Syndicate class A___
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines—
.;
Jun
9%
500
1
New Continental
New Gas
Kllembe
15C
16,900
100
Oct
33c
64c
75c
8,000
50c
Oct
.150
42c
38,000
16c
Oct
96c
Jan
16c
16,500
9c
Oct
65c
*
Aug
62c
12c
4,000
9c
Oct
28c
Mar
26c
27c
3,300
2,500
1,355
18c
Oct
73o
Oct
25c
2,000
1.88
2.00
7,400
5C
5c
5c
1.93
1.80
1.95
1.00
1:00
1.10
38C
35c
40c
i:-,
Kiraland Hudson Mines
:n
7c
■7c
—1
96c
80c
Ltd
—:.;
-
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufantt Mines
"""»
Lakeland Gas
18%
—1
■
.X
Debentures
—-
Mines
Shore
Mining
Lamaque Gold .Mines—
791
jLexindin Gold . Mines..,
Groceterias
Loblaw
Cos
86
20
18c
120 '.Oct
4.10
3,500
4,675
13c
1,000
12c
3.00
100
2:30
97c
3,500
2.35
,
Nov
Aug
3.75 Jan
'Nov
;
:
4c
Oct
31,875
5,400
1,420
90c
Oct
1.50
22
20
41
40%
•
.
Co*
1
—
Mad sen Red Lake Gold
Malartic
Uranium
19% Jan
24%
78'/a
Marcon
Mines
_j.
'
.
MarigWd Oils Ltd-.
<
17c
39c
Ltd
1
42c
2.85
-
McKenzie
Red
McMarmac
Red
Jan
30
Feb
25% July
25% July
39% Aug
3%C Oct
43% Feb
13 %c Jan
8c
15c
July
Sep
23c
Jun
-
Meta
Uranium Mines
Midcon Oil & Gas.
Midrim
•
Nudulaina
Mindamar
Min
Ore
Mogul
Mining
16C
1.55
1.50
National
....90o
Warrants
...
Preferred
Grenada
G«ld
1.35 Aug
Oct
1,500
60c
4c
Oct
4c
4c
4c
Aug
1.15
1.18
5,800
13c
12c
14c
-38409
8%
8%
8%
3
40c
6c
1.15 Nov
12c
59,650
4,500
..
13c
71p
...
.
..
2,,750
55,800
1,500
5%
Oct
6% May
19<
Jan
5%C NOV
,
llC
Nov
52c
.Oct
9c
,
Oct
3,120
5%
Oct
70
70%
170
69%
Nov
5%
200
20c
17c
20c
20,600
55
52%
55
325
4% Oct
Oct
13c
.45
70
73
685
Oct
66% Oct
14c
4,200
13%0 Oct
,
9c
11c
Jan
1.85 Jun
34c
Apr
8% Jan
62c
Apr
15c
Jan
36 %c
Jan
2.08 Jan
21c
Jun
7% Jan
87
Jun
7% Jan
14c
89c
9.75
I
8,600
.
.22,150
3,490
12c
,55c
7.90
Oct
Oct
Oct
8c
44c
9C
4,500
7c
Oct
42c
45c
14,000
38c
Oct
79c
78c
83c
11,333
1.70
1.50
1.75
10,741
•
.
22c
22c 23 %C
2.05
2.15
•
9c
11
2.20
2.25
12
425
3,300
1,715
8c 10 %C
10%
2,000
13,365
1.85
Jan
Nov
5%c Oct
10
Jun
5.35 Jun
45c
Mar
2.08 Jan
18%
Jun
24%c Jan
1.73
10c(
20c
22c
20c
Oct
21V'ac
256
4,000
200
Oct
18,390
24c;
Apr
21o
Jan
74c
Jun
50
Oct
13c
Jan
4%C
4%c
7,500
4%C Oct
10c
Jan
——1
38C
38c
43c
1
34C
31c
36c
1
170
17c 17%c
M»nes
Amalgamated .Mines
Uranium
Paymaster
1
——
Ltd
Mines
Consol
Exploration .Ltd.—.—
.....—1
Exploration
1
Pipeline common.—.——1.25
Pembina
Penmans
7
7%
23
23
2.10
2.01
2.10
28c
36c
70c
75c
21c
26c
7%
1.28 May
16c
Oct
Oct
26%c May
12c
70,300
1,000
8,100
25C
146
Oct
21 %C
21c
Gas
Pernio
Oil
&
preferred—
Perron Gold Mines
Mines
—2
1
—
Peruvian Oil &
peir«"
on
1
Oas
<v
*
1
Powell
Premium
;
East
Purdex
95c
1.20
.
8
Oct
13%-Jan
30o
Oct
77c
29%
29
32%
3,583
2,000
29
Nov
46% Jan
34c
31c
Oct
56%
55%
56%
605
48%
Oct
2.50
2.50
900
41/2C
33c
*
4c
-
•
4c
——20c
4.85
4.60
4.90
8,000
3,005
91
92
25
1
5.20
5.20
5.40
1,370
5.00
1
4.25
4.00
4.40
1,550
5,-25
3.90
100
—
75c
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:
—
7ic
fj,
80«
T* C
1
■'
2,0'0
*
Producers
Ltd
Ltd
80c
1,040
•
...
76C
2.42
2.62
66,290
*
2.60
.
6c
'
1.75 July
Oct
8.80 Apr
Oct
8.35 Mar
66C
65C
40c
10C
47c
55C
38C
400
Labrador Develop
Lithium Corp
1
1
70
6.25
Metallurgical
7c
8c
33,530
3,700
88,200
6.25
6.60
3,175
1
19c
15C
1
47c
57c
19,500
35c
Oct
25
51
22% Jan
2.05 Jan
26% July
65c
3,200
52c
Oct
1.09 Apr
14
Oct
18
48% Oct
71
996
48,300
40C
Oct
92,700
18c
Oct
50c
60c
37c
May
July
1.16 Mar
Radiore
Uranium
Rayrock
Mines
Reef
Mines
1
8
11
25c
21c
11
150
9% Feb
11
11
280
10% Jan
84c
82
July
13% Jan
20c 21 %c
13.300
Oct
63c
20
25%
20
175
20
Jan
22
25%
25 %
100
25
May
1.85
1.90
1,900
17c
1.85 Nov
Jan
Jan
July
27% Jan
5.05 May
960
44c
95C
19C
47c
1.00
7V2C
7%C
4,270
28c
7c
4.75
85c
Oct
40c
Oct
5%c Oct
1,800
95C
34o
25c
1
1.47
1.35
1.47
—
7c
7%c
10,350
44,754
7,500
5
5
100
Athabasca
Rock win
Rocky
Roe
Ltd
—
2.50
1.20 Oct
Jan
Feb
5
July
370
75c
Jan
37c
Mar
40c
37c
40c
10c
10c
10c
10,500
9c
Nov
Oct
46% c
43c
56c
210
Apr
50o
20c
13%
22c
164,700
96,748
19c
Nov
13%
13%
28,778
fiC
6V2C
•
1
19c
1.82 May
1.00 Jan
/
o
nnn
Jun
23c
4
1
Mines
Pete
(A VI Can Ltd
Rowan Consol Mines.—
Feb
1.99 Mar
1.00 May
6%C Aug
X
8,800
Aug
1.90 Jan
23c
Oct
Oct
1
Uranium.
Mines
Mar
l^Mar
Oct
85c
1.00
Rlx
2.45 May
7,475
27c
Roche
Nov
8,900
97C
*
19% Mar
2,000
31c
-.1
Oct
Jan
1.00
T
28c
Aug
1
B
1^5 Jan
Oct
Oct
156
1
:
2.34 Jan
Oct
Oct
19
1
class
May
31c
Explorations
Richwell
Jan
33c
♦
28C
Rexspar
Riverside Silk
2.30 July
4.25 July
18c
Oct
12 %c Oct
8.00 Oct
Reeves Macdonald
Uranium
3.95 Mar
Oct
Oct
1.70 Mar
2,226
10c
Nov
Oct
80
50c
40c
Jan
7% Sep
92
65c
5,300
1
,
Jun
6c
1
Jun
Apr
13c
OCt
3.20 Oct
5c
1
1.00 Sep
5.90
86
5c
Ascot Copper
Chibougamau Gold
May
83 y2
2.50 Nov
4C
Petroleum
25
Jan
710
3,500
1,278
65c
15c
5%c Apr
6c
Copper Corp
Quonto
Jan
1.60 May
1.66 Jan
Jun
35C
12C
Quebec
1.83 Apr
42
Oct
8.50
Dome
Minerals
Oct
Oct
33% Oct
225
30c
Gold,.
Warrants
Gas
40C
88C.
'
8.40
Prospectors Airways
Provo
2.25 May
1.50 Jan
5%C
1
"pre.—
Uranium
88c
30c
—
—
Trust.
President Electric
Pre'(ton
1.20
...1
Premier
Pronto
1.20
5,775
1,700
14,000
3.90 Apr
Jun
Oct
Oct
Oct
8.50
Royalties
Iron
1.05
T
Gold
Border
1.01
1.20
1.01
1.79
25c
L.
i.
Rouyn
1.00
38
36,505
2,000
50c
26c
18
26% Jun
Oct
45c
7,925
38
16c
50c
G0C
88c
Nov
Jan
Aug
May
May
50o
—
...
Oils
Powell River
45c
92 c
38
.
9.00
65c
32c
40c
—•
Development
Ponder
♦
—
—
Placer
41C
92c
1:
—
Pioneer Gold of B C
Pitch-Ore Uranium
41c
•
—
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
15C
Jan
Ii
95o
5% Oct;
23
May
333
143
Oct
Oct
35c
17,625
33c
91
100
12c
*
common
.
17,500
11,200
7,667
1,433
3,900
1,970
85C
30c
1,248
36% July
May
16% Feb
5,500
8.55
45c
16
May
May
3,70ft
85c
Oct
61
:
6C
6c
16c
8.90
Oct
14%
69c
54c
-
5c
27 %c
—
—
•
6c
59%
Jan
.42 %c Jun
25c 27 %C
10a
—1
Oils.
Western
1
9C
15
1
14% Apr
,.
'57c
•
1,000
GO3/*
28
5.75 Oct
350" Oct
Mining
16,600
•
May
.9% May
9% Jan
.
Oct
©"emont
13c
III20
44
j,
20,770
2,000
4,800
Queenston Gold Mines
Mar
7%c
n
page
100
13o
17c
Apr
7%C
Preferred
see
22
7.75
12c
4.45 Apr
3.25 Jan
40c
11 %C
National Explorations Ltd———*
National Grocers common
•
For footnotes
22
7:15
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
7%e
1
I
22
13c
Jun
21% Jan
•
Preferred
7%
900
July
30c
Oct
»
National Petroleum
7%
1,000
116
ny2c
1
com
22
Aug
Aug.
:
21
Premier
1
Chemical
7
'
'
7.40
........—X
—
-1
Rio Rupununl Mines t.t-d
Drug &
Oct
25
2.40 Jan
95c
Oct
7
Jan
376
Oct
"1
.1
47c
105
87
1.70 Mar
Oct
37c
600
Jan
12.87 Jan
37c
Oil
4.35 May
1.61
:
1.25 Oct
-
480
"
•
101
Corn
Oct
15c
2,115
80c
.
Oct
Oct
18%
Power
1.30 Oct
60C
50q
7%
Mar
02c. May
23c
Jan
105
Prairie
Apr
12c
12c
X
......
:ilc
Oct
20%-
Jan
Jan
81c
1.35
1.65
7%
Oct
Augliyac Oct
7,900
-May
446 1 Jun
X
89c
53c
2.25 Nov
1.50
30c
;
Mar
2.05 Jan
1.30 May
liyac Jan
20c
I
..
—
75c
•
Mines
7%
7%.
84c
6C
8,500
Jan
'(4.50 May
Hersey Tubes.———*
Porcupine
...*
Pamour
1.75
Oct
.
:
—
1.55
;
45c
10
—
Pacific Petroleum
,Page
1.88
Nov
~
20
—
—
22% Oct
6yac
Corp
10
Ormsby Minerals
Oslsko Lake Mines-—
1.346
6,500
5,600
4,000
4c
.
JUn
2.10
NOV
4,000
2,000
14c 15 %C
50c
.•
...
—...
preferred—
B
14c
•
———
25%
.
Minerals
Nama Creek
Oils
6*.25
■'
Aug
13C
1.60
L—.X
O'Leary Malartic————..
Ontario Jockey Club common.—,
.25
5c
13c
3,300
18C
Okalta
25%
1.75
75c
2.2QO
•
9.00 July
-
Nov
9c
*
—
Mines
•
Peerless
75c
15c
50c
PCE
19c
Molsons Brewery class A
Multi
14C ■:
6.80 Mar
17% July
41% Mar
•
Aug*
21C
.
5%C
Jan
4%c
36
.
Oct
500.
25c
15 %C 16 %C
———X
—
•
5c
Jan
*
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Wnrira
Moore Corp common
250
48c
18c
5,500
Mines
25c
6%C
65c
8,500
Mining Endeavour Co
..._.20
3.25
3.10
,6%C
Nov
4,768
Corp
325
Mines
Gold
Sep
1.34 Sep
35
Jan
9ya
30
39
Ogama Rockland Gold—.
—_*•
Oka Rare Metals Mining——.
.1
O'Brien
May
___
Metals
20
Obaska Lake Mines
5c
26c
21c
Mining Corp
1—
—
Ltd
Oils
Mines
Nurvalie
—
Telephone
Northland
98c
2.14
i.
38%
9.00 Mar
1.85 -Oct
800
2.90 Nov
Pardee
2.45
——
3.30
10%
-1,050
Northern
Jan
20c
i
9.901
1,650
10%
1.00 Aug
8O0
2.25
,
3.80
2.40
10%
1,200
8,000
1
:
3:65
*
—
1.35
16,800
•
•
Mill City PetroleumsMilliken Lake Uranium
3.80
2.30
"
1.67 Jun
Oct
X
*
1.20
33c
9.10
3.50 Feb
Oct
•
Parbec
2.31 Oct
50c
Northern Canada Mines...
Jan
20c
■—*
Midwest Industries Gas
Milton Brick
1.72 Feb
65C
Nor
23c
2.40
Mining
■
1,292
2,000
74C
Oct
1.07
85c
Oct
2.00
2.25
9.60
Jan
Mar
6.10 July
39
Feb
1.35 Nov
3.-00
2.25
1
56,000
1.59
65c
oet
960
16c
1
30
030
78c
2.75
100
1.45
Oct
-.775
9%c
8e
31%
.
6tl0 Jan
Oct
lie
Apr
13%c Jan
Oct
30o
5.00
Pan
Oct
8c
•
-
1.30
57% Jan
34c
2.40
Paramaque Mines
8C
31%
Oct?
6%C Aug
2.35
Jan
45c
Oct
5.00
1.49 Mar
73
6c
2:00
6%c
.
33
Jah
14 %c Jan
Oct
39
5c
1
Merrill Island Minings
Merrill Petroleum
31%
50
—
—
OpemiBka Copper^
May
5%
10c
5.00 Jan
3.35
Oct
5.00
1.70 Mar
Mentor Exploration &Development-50o
:
80
Ontario Loan & Debenture——...
.1.25
,-i
—
39%'
7c
6,000
5,175
5,000
Sc
2:40
Oct
70
Feb
Apr
2.65 May
Oct
-
33c
•
Lake
Petroleums
37^i
:
Oct
■
McWaiters Gold Mines
Medallion
130
12c
1
Apr
10
13 %c
'
10 %c
i—
—
40c
5%
Feb
Jun
12c
-
Oct
1.10 Oct
1.00
50
1.01
*
Lake
Uranium
Warrants
33c
1
Mclntyre Porcupine
i
Apr
10
5%
common—
6C
—
65c
•
—
5%C
common
—J
Preferred
May
July
1.60 Jun
24% Nov
9%c
Oct
1950 warrants^;.-—..i_
8.00 July
Jan
50
9c
Jahi
:
20o
Oct
85c
3.10
:
19c
1,410
lie
4c
3,167
32,000
2,700
2.501
2.90
2,400
6,200
9,100
-
Maybrun Mines
McColl Frontenac
1.35
•
Oils
^5,430
100
Preferred
.
1.55
38%
Class A warrants.
Apr
20
65c
4%0
12c
70c
696
13c
11 %o
49c
*
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd coin
Maxwell
1.10
1.25
1
Mining
45c
,..1
Oct
—X
1.05
1
,
is—r.ni,
5o
12,750
Northspan
Aug
Apr
125
22
5%C
20c
3,750
47,600
4,700
1,000
1,320
1
_
Maritime Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
95c
1.25
1
North Star Oil common.
Nov
26%
30c
52c
Oct
41c
27,566
12,600
38c
1.34 Jan
Aug
80
5,400
2,000
:4%6'
Nov
lie
2.90
1
j
:
95c
North Rankin———.——
3.25 Oct
20
•
—
Jan
31c
9%C
7e
1.18
Oct
8,600
5,750
7.100
9.500
9c
Preferred
Jun
25%
•
„
common.
33cl
14c
8%c;
35C
15C
1
Ltd.
May
8c
1.35
Warrants
Jan
3.50 Jun
•
Goldfieids
Maneast
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
53o
%C
18C
2.70
North Canadian
1.34 Apr
1.30 Oct
.X
—-
Jun
13o.
6C 11
9c
lQc
Mages Sporting Goods.
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Majortrans
•
■
5%c Oct
25c
26c
2.80
..X
Mines*.—
35o
Oct
38 %c
41
1
a
Oct
60
•'
•
Explorations
:
Macleod Cockshutt Gold Mines
Macmillan Bloedel class B
:
10c
1
8c
j
Macfie
2,100
7c
X
—X
9%C
2.25
July'
2.70
-
15,833
95,500
9.900
—x
Mines
70c
%
Oct
14c
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
Pater
Macassa Mines
Macdnnald Mines
.
7%c
5c
4%c
—1
Norpax
8c
l
—
3c
..
Oct
6c
Normetal Mining Corp_
4c
1
95c
10,950
5%C
w.
l'
49c
-
Jan
May
:
,*.
7c
1
_
48c
—5c
Mines—
Norlartic
Jan
26c
19%
.
Oct
7c,
—
—
9%
j
.
Goldfield
LyndhOrst -Mining
62,910
1.40
50
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums...
Loeodo Uranium Mines
Warrants
5C
1.25
26%
Gold
Mines
Norgold
,
1.33;
•'
L
,
98o
2.59
Mar
4%6
•
;
10c
8%6
Noranda Mines—
Jan
4.25
73c
1.39
56
3,366
13c
Exploration—
Mines-.
..i...,
Nor Acme Gold.:
Oct
2.80
2.10 Feb
11,000
1.44
.30
——j
:
2.80
2.50 Sep
200
1.02
7o
122
•
pfd
class'. A—..
Nisto
Class
X
-
..
1st
—-
Louvicourt
Nov
•
Loblaw
B
73
123
......
Long Lac Gold.,
Class
2.25-Oct
166
Liberal Petroleum
preferred
Oct
123
i;oo
Jun
15c
9o. .Oct.
21,800,
140
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Jan
78%
J
Jan
36o
——
Nipissing Mines—.—.!
Jati
73
:
24c
7%0 Oct
150
—
New Superior Oils.
Feb
1.60
78%
13c:
Mylamaque
Newnarth
17% Jan
1.85
5,800
3.75
18C
Oct
10 ya
7,615
1.00
3.00
5,501
6,625
31c
July
Oct
60c
2.90
4.00
6c
15C *
6c
310
New
3.90 July
450
55c
X
2.l0 Sep
24c
Jan
;
10c
.j——
Mining &
Smelting Co Ltd
;
Jan
70c
92c
2.75
—1
67c
Jan
17% Oct
970
,.
1.05
,
1,335
3,540
4,100
7%C
U.
—
Oct
Aug
.1
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Leitcb Gold
50
.100
-
Mines...
Wasa
La- Luz
Oct
1.00 Nov
22c ' Oct
*48c
2.90
Llngman .Gold Mines
Lqke of Woods-preferred
Osu
•490
6,700
18%
13%' 14y2
—1
__i.L
...
Oct
May
56,105
•
18
14%
46
13
4/800
-
96c
•
Oct
1.65 Oct
108,400
1,600
-
7%c
Kirk land Minerals
——
20c
6,663
.1
:
7e
32%c Oct
10,000
15V4
—1
—
May
1.20 Jun
.
.
"
14%
14%
70c
.
Oct
100-
New Minda-Scotia
Jan
13c
'
Oct
July
1.40"
16C
Jan
2.00
40c
9c
160
July
18c
1
.1
.
-(John)
1.35 Jun
32c
'
Labatfc
Apr
15c
240
,
1.22 May
Jan
2.60 Apr
.
Oct
25c '
Jun
56c
,
Jan
12c
8c
Oct
,
24c
.
.
3.15
Oct
1.15
20c
.12.%cMay
,
Oct
1.45
Feb
1.20
106
5.20 Apr
39c
Mar
1.35
Newlund Mines——a.
,1.85 Aug
23c
Mines—.
Copper
■
2.20
1.40 Oct
8c
12,900
29,390
New Kelore Mines...
15% Jun
11c
Gold
Warrants
Oct
1.10 Feb
39C
2.00
Jan
67e
18c
2,500
:42c
7o
May
12c
—
Kerr Lake Mines.:
33c
62
16 %o
Co LtdJumping Pound Petroleums.
Jupiter Oils
35C
39c
23o
9%C
—
NeW Rouyn Merger..—
New Senator Rouyn.—.
■
12,567
27c
1.75
Mines.:
,
3,900
Jowsey Mining
Jason
5C. Oct
9,299
406
90c
New Manitoba
20,125
Mines.
Kerr-Addison
Jan
42c
Joburke Gold
Gold
90c
1.50
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
Kenvllle
6.50 Jun
Oct
2.05
Ltd
35c
35c
.
Feb
Jan
Oct
150... Oct.
.40
Oct
31,300
7,975.
.5,500
23,747
7,500
10,200..
1.92
High ridge Mining
New
1.85
(1939)—.
28c
.
21C
28c
;~46c
*
Nov.
.
146
New Ho.sco Mines
26c
Minerals
1.25
.
Mines
Jan
1.30
....
Jeanette
1.15
350
•
Exploratiops———
Jun
15c
Jellicoe Mines
1.23
50o
.
1.75
-19c
Oil of Canada——
New Delhi Minus
5c
4c
1.47
:l8y2o
New Dickenson Mines.
New Fortune Mines—..
19ya
1.90
Mining Corp.
Exploration,
56
1.75
.
14c
4,400...
7%c'J
6c
4%c Nov
1,000
-
29c1.
.
High
9,700
18c 20 %c *
l
Development—
New Goldvue
1.35
Jacobus
.1
-4Qo
;.
New Harricana.
•
Mining.—.,
Concord
Jun
_1
—
—
Bidlamaque JGold
New British Dominion Oil'_
14c
25c
18c
Low
6c
76
-1.
New Calumet Mines————;
New. Chamberlain Petroleum
Jan
70c
Isotope Products Ltd
Waifce
3a
if
25c
».
_1
Athoua Mines
32% Oct
8ya Oct
200
.
i 25c
—
Range Sfeee Jn, 1
High
5c
140
Alger Mines
New
Low
&0
—
.Uranium—
11
July
12% Feb
63% Oct. ..H-111
,Apr
34% Oct
57% Apr
416
; 90; (Oct
Jan
9% July
14
Jan
14,800
X
j.
—
12%
2.85 Nov
375
75%
Share*
a
„
——
6%
Oct
35c
Mines
24%
5% Oct
14
for Week
10 % July
51
»2% Oct
1.345
14%
—,
Little
23
Feb
May
24c
47% NOV
14%
.,
International Petroleum
International Ranwick Ltd
Interprovincial Bldg. CreditsInterprovincCal Pipe Line
Lake
68
5B0 Oct
48
20
Inspiration Mining
Lake
Jan
60
4% July
13
International Bronze Powders com.
International" Nickel Co common..
Lake
-New
15% July
5%c Oct
.1
common.....
...
Warrants
La kt
.
125
6.75
10
.
Oct
72L00
7c:
2.75
preferred-
Preferred
Jaye
New
Feb
New
Inland
Jack
Apr
65
33% Oct
10% July
.
48
A-JCa.
Cement" Co
Nesbitt Labine
35
Feb
7.25
■
100
__
..-1,985
5%
:
5%C
_
..
Neilo Mines
Jan
: 2.20
9
19,057
—...
Oct
Sep
42% Nov*
30
40%
5% ft
Aug
Week'*
Range
of Prices
Par
Nealon
Apr
Sep"
46c
69o
176
48
Warrants
17
30
.
190
48
■
Oct
_
86 %
New
ImperialBank
Imperial Invest class AJ
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Inglis
High
Oct
Sale*
Last
•
.Range Slnea Jan. 1
4,593
-7,113
12,300
3,600
:
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
.1
Hudson Bay nil
H umber
Low
Sale Prioa
far Week
'
ef Prices
Par
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 15
Sales
25%
15c
Jun
Feb
ff
I
»_
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 16, 1957
...
(2192)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
5%
--
*
1
1
1
•
Preferred
Antonio Gold
Ltd
50c
Ltd
Oils
Security f reehold Petroleums——*
Shawinlgan Water it Power new com-*
Sheep Creek Gold
I
1
50c
Breweries
t c
v
Miller Mines
Silver Standard Mines
fc'ilverivood Dairies class
K
Slater
common
-
1.90
1.76
210
14,063
4.40
4.70
9,635
25 3*
Amulet
1.76
3.60
43c
44c
4.40
4.85
26,887
4.05
21
115
19%
Sep
40c
17,510
22c
Oct
2,030
16%
57c
*.
58c
4,820
2.25
2.50
500
16%
16%
50
5c
1,800
35c
15c
Oct
48c
Oct
1.75
Lake
Petroleums
Sep
West
West Maygill Gas
1.05
—
7
800
6c
,
.
1
11.> Jan
Western
Naco
20%
Jan
Western
Plywood
1.03
5%
Sep
Jun
Class
Apr
4!
Petroleum
Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Paper
Tiara Mines
4,585
Nov
5.05 Mar
Yankee
Canuck
60c
Feb
1.75 July
Yellorex
Mines •"
88c
33,250
6%c
23
51
6%c
10%
10 %c
5%c
24,700
5c
Oct
34c
26% Jan
73 % May
Zenmac
11c
Zulapa
Toronto Dominion
23
Aug
3,789
44
Oct
6%c
8,200
4%C Oct
9.50
11
38.409
10%C
lie
7c
23%
4,800
8c
Oct
59c
9,100
5c
Nov
30
19
1*10
19
290
1.10
1.30
700
class
1.25
Nov
14%
Oct
Oct
99
Oct
Jan
1.75
Jun
21
19%
420
18%
Sep
10c
12c
75,500
7c
Sep
16c
Mar
28c
Oct
55c
May
8
Oct
10
May
38c
8,500
8
8
110
1.49
1.50
1.60
1.80
5,090
3,150
34c
2,000
33c
Oct
55c
65c
11,000
50c
Oct
1.24
3.50
200
Oct
4.10 May
7c
11,707
6c
Oct
36c
Jan
38c
45c
11,500
19c
Jan
93c
July
1.35
1,25
3.50
Oct
Oct
•
4.90
•
2.69
4.90
98c
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
38
994
34%
Oct
49
29
29%
225
28%
Nov
37% Jun
2,423
33
Oct
42% Jun
100
35
Oct
46
90c
Nov
3.25
Oct
3.35 May
11,600
1.75
1.80
2,600
11 %c
14c
1.70
7,052
11c
Oct
66
3,719
54
Oct
15c
3,500
12c
Oct
4.45
4.90
24,760
61 %
3.50
Oct
-
40c
Jun
9.00
Asbestos
Corp
Dredging
Gold
2nd
Union
Acceptance
common-
preferred
Gas
Union
*
*——*.
Canada
of
Mining
Corps
United
Estella
United
Fuel
Clast
United
B
class
125
225
60%
15%C
61
603
16c
3,000
pfd_,
-
51%
545
17%
6c
7c
3.500
52%
41%
52%
52%
135
Oct
Jan
Oct
Oct
15%c Nov
18%
18%
Apr
Jan
93c
7.75
:
July
19
May
May
10 %c
10,008
•7%
Jan
5
80
Nov
98
230
30
Oct
42 % Apr
80
131*
1.15
Feb
1.TO
Sep
Jan
Aug
37c
5c
Oct
16c
5c
Nov
13C
Jan
80c
Oct
1.93
Apr
15c
Apr
11c
59,200
5%c
1,000
82c
85c
12,640
19c
20c
12.400
19c
Nov
40C
Apr
25c
29c
8,012
22c
Oct
75C
Mar
.
20c
—
-
Exchange—Curb Section
Funds
Canadian
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Glass
Jun
86
24c
706
5
Oct
10%
Jan
27%
1,075
25
Oct
35
Aug
3.50
3.20
3.70
3,530
21
20%
21
1,030
24%
24%
25
726
16%
16%
17
1,806
70
70
45
Co
Ogilvie
Flour
Pend
Oreille
30
Yukon
Consolidated
Gold
Apr
i
4.10 May
}
Nov
28%
2,938
25
15c
6,000
12c
14c
.
625
J—50
50
81%
%'
22%
23
27
29%
145
1
2.35
2.50
2,045
1
1.89
1.89
150
41
42
630
52c
52c
1.500
24%
200
1
55
40
1,475
Corp
Jan
30
70
—
80
Oct
•
Mines
Nov
Oct
54
Bros
i
70c
1.90
17%
Gold Mines
May
35%
70
common
Pato Consolidated
;
20
55
16%
Mines—;
31% May
Oct
283
52 %
Paper
International
Utilities
Oct
15
1,950
5
1—
Preferred
Gaspe Copper
24%
40
•
.
24
45
1
.7.50
.
Oct
2.45
•
1956
20
44
*
common
Canada
4.50
40
45
•
;
Nov
3.20
2.25
1
24 %
Dunont
May
FOOTNOTES
Feb
Oct
7.15 May
Oct
25 % July
6C
Nov
20c
Nov
60
Feb
39
Jan
70
•
a
Feb
52%
July
41%
41%
50
3.85
4.00
2,547
3.10
Oct
6.40
Jan
9c
7%c
9C
5,500
6c
Oct
17c
Jan
•
2.54
2.26
2.55
101.755
Jan
4.40 May
1.73
5%
26
•
Oil
Dominion
5%
*
Paper
Dalhousie
%
*•
:
Westinghouse
Consolidated
Hiah
Low
Hiah
•
1
Marconi
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
27
5
,_J———50
Rand
Ingersoll
Canadian
Canadian
for Week
*
common
—1
Sales
Range
*
.
General Investments
Preferred
Week's
of Prices
Low
'
*
July
4.00
>
43c
Nov
7,628
8
81
16%
No par
FOR
t
52
Oct
Apr
39% Jan
)
Oct
50c
j
Jan
Nov
68
Apr
May
in year's
included
range),
Selling ex-interest.
May
600
17%
Sep
140
80
Nov
July
f
1,893
20
Oct
33 V* Aug
|
25%
Oct
33
2.30
1.60
40
Oct
Nov
Oct
90
37%
104
May
5.28
Apr
3.40 Jan
59
Jan
May
50c
Oct
89c
23:%
Jan
32
r
CANADIAN MARKETS
unlisted trading privileges,
wl When issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
Cash sale mot Included in year's range).
z
Ex-stock dividend.
!
Jan
Ex-l)qi)Idatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
;
f Flat price.
,
22% Sep
Nov
wd When delivered,
range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not
e
AND
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
;
70
22
21
51
Apr
Mar
8% Aug
1
•
——
Oils
7
4,425
18%
——25
i—
3.85
4 00
4.55
50
22c
4.55
4.30
1
A
Hill
United Montauban
United
17,426
6
8%
*
—
Mines
preferred
Keno
28c
6
%
1
Ltd class B
Inv
61
15 %c
1
Asbestos
United
24c
8
•
Corp
United
24c
6
1
Mines
Shawkey
Oct
12c
5
•
5
'
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Price
Union
85c
Jun
i
Ultra
par
International
Apr
145% May
34c
'
-
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
July
35c
14 %c
•
;
Safe I'rles
Bulolo
19%
1.07
11c
6c
Last
STOCKS
*
1.10
34%
Nov
500
Friday
Apr
2.50
38%
4%C
1GC
.•
21% Apr
93
625
38
500
29,900
Canadfun
3.90 Jun
6,130
90c
Jan
50,500
Aug
5Vic
1
Feb
6c
Rights
Oil
21%
3.50
1
•
Resources
25
Oct
Apr
4.00
19
1.34
33%
Nov
37c
Jun
2.90
38%
1.00
1.80
13c
64
May
Feb
1.35
8c
Toronto Stock
Jan
9.00
1.25
38
29%
34
._
102
10c
80
—1
.
12
Nov
2.90
16c
_•
Mining
Jun
Oct
1.35
__1
—
Jun
28.
.93% May
60C
80
-20c
—
:
27.%
Oct
4%
102
41
,
19,050
5c
7%
8
.—1
Oil
Feb
Aug
11c
May
2.75
39c
14c 1G%C
30
,
Apr
17
Oct
17%
78
1,580
102
94c'..
3.90
Oct
17Va Oct
,535
62
6.45
102
Jan
Oct
9%
1,930
1.35
Yellowknife Bear Mines;
Feb
4.10
45c
34c
•
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
615
Oct
130
40
Ltd
93%"
Oct
1.80
12c
2.75
10
20
A
15%
Apr
6.50
Nov
70c
23,775
25
84
82c
Indus class
MetaJ
1.35
Jan
15c
5.50 Jan
•
.
preferred
Canada Explorations
Empire Oils
Transcontinental
4.00
19
—1
Bank
May
Jun
3.00 -Apr
23 Ve May
4.00
15
May
Oct
4.00
93%
6.00
1
Ltd™
.
"19,'
84.,'
4.25
% Mar
9.50
3,600
;
Toronto General Trusts
Finance
150
51
5c
23
27
Oct
Oct
1.35
26c
5c
Apr
49%
18%.1
19
15C
Oct
95c
Jan
25
'
Wright-Hargreaves
1.80
2.70 Aug
19% ■: Aug
"
19
1
Mines
10.
10'
85c
Wood
85c
Feb
Oct
500
,
102
—100
1
1
-
Zinc
Jan
14%
165
1.20
"90c
84
Apr
6,875
...
"
Jun
&
Apr
-1.12
12,275
396
18%...
—100
5.00
6%c
,
14%. 15%
10
6.40
18c
Tombill Gold Mines
3,700
43
1.66
65c
7.850
43c
Oct
1.71
1.42
1.62
27
n.58
40c
Oct
300
—_—*
1
1
25c
•
*
Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagaml Mines
Texas Calgary
"27.
1.50
2.40
2,440
1
J27
1.53
31%
6
--
Jan
'5c
;i.9o
400
1.80
11 %c
35c
8
17c
5c
*1.65
1,660
&
6
«
1
Oct
5c
9,150
2.15
————
5c
.•
,15
Winnipeg & Central Gas
1
•
Wood (G H)
5% '/o preferred—100
1.63
1
May
Jan
17c
Gold
53c
Mar
2.00
Industries
Oct
78c
1.75
10O
*
10c
42c
5c
—,
8,571
5,100
Oct
2.85
ordinary—.—15%
18c
Oct
33%
25
Jan
16 Vic
17c
1.20
—
Oct
33
—
35c
17c
2.60
•
54c
Oct
17c
33%
2.85
1
Aug
5c
150
2.10
.
21c
3,500
B
preferred--
Lead
4.70
2.000
6.45
Yale
Oct
9c
•
1.81
Winchester Larder
1.66
2.00
7c
"
.
21,800
1
——,—
class
Nov
8
18% Mar
24c "..25c
;
25c
Jan
(John)
Oct
200
class A
Oils
Jun
7%
2.10 .2.15
—
*4.25 ,".4.25
preferred
Windfall
Jan
82 %
125
Petroleum—
(Geo)
2nd
Jun
13%
Sep
8
B
'b
2
4.50
Oct
8
'
Weston
Oct
5%
66
'.
'
•
2.50
Nov
-Mar
1 75 Mar
3,046
—1
Petroleum
11% Jun
6
,
3.425
*
—5
Camada Breweries
Decalta
Aug
1.40
29c
Oct
2.65
750
3.00
•
Western
Jan
Jan
;6.50
Leaseholds
60c
1.18
4,970
7
71%
2.50
18c 18 %c
«
v
Oct
3c
22.600
.
1
Gil
Willroy Mines
Wiltsey Coghlan
2.10
6c
.
6.25
18c 19 %c
2.50
Jun
4% July
69%
•
Products
Western
15c
6%
—
Mines—
Malartic
Westeel
Jan
Sep
Nov
Jan
44%
6.50
*
1
1
;
*
Western
Jan
63c
Oct
19c
23c
Oct
71%
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
45,100
Oct
•
Nickel
Jan
8.10
15%
21c
Equipment —
Canada Ltd
Pyrite Copper/
Nov
19
19c
Jan
5c
20%
100
.1.40
2.85
3.00
I—1
—
Knapp
Werner
1.35 Mar
Oct
9% July
Oct
14%
&
Wespac
22
6.00 July
3.00
6,576
*
41c
Aug
Oct
20%
Weeden
8.75
253*
Oct
May,
73c -Aug
•
Jan
3-95
May
.'-'91
.
Mines
Jan
80
Sep
Webb
Jan
1.82
Nov
20
Jun
70c
Oct
25
2,956
2,000
—_—1
Taurcanls Mines
Triad
May
Oct
5c
Tamblyn common
Trans
Walker G & W
19c
1
1
Preferred
Trans
Waite
Jan
45c
24%
19c
•
*
Warrants
Trans
Wainwright Producers & Refj.
Aug
'»
-
.
6%
"
,—
.
Preferred
5ffc
•
68c
Jan
32
30
1.25
25
20,500
53c
4 %c
Nov
13c
5c
1
1
1
Superior Propar.e common
Traders
52c
6c
1.30
Oct
36,700
14 %c 16 %C
*
-———1
Oct
18
•
2,200
5
4
;
July
30% July
6
—:
Mines
Sunburst Exploration
Thompson
2,500
A
Mines
•
Cons
iandem
52c
5
Oct
55c
100
Oct
18
1,500
6C
25%
1
class
Mfg
Explorations
•
1
Corp
Contact
ttyivanlte
23 %
Vico
Violamac
1 &%
9% Mar
45c
Viceroy
Jun
Mar
•
•
Rock Iron Mines-River Gold
Switson
24%
405
58c
2.35
16%
Sturgeon
Supertest
220
24
16%
*
Bros
Sullivan
25
23%
1G%
1
Mining
Sudbury
610
100
Steel ol Canada
Steep
11%
1,500
Nickel
Steeloy
40c
10
Uranium Mines Ltd
Oil & Gas
Stedman
1.35
Oct
17c
Warrants
Starratt
Oct
Oct
lie
10
Stanley Brock class B
Stanweil
Jan
6c
High
11
1,334
••-,200
,
3.50
3.50
23%
25
•:
-*
:
1
19%*,,
56C .-58c
*
—*
1
Alloys ;
Explorations Ltd
Ltd
/:56c
1
Mines—1
Consol
Ventures
Mar
87
40c
32c
Oils
Uranium
Stanrock
98
120
16C
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadfccona Mines —
Standard Paving & Materials
StanleigU
18%
Oct
11%
24%
__
Services
Air
Spartan
Vanadium
Vandoo
5,000
50c
Canada
Upper
%c Aug
11%
*
Union
Southern
:
—
17
4,000
10
Roi
Van
Sloe an
Nov
Nov
93
1
•
—„—*
D Manufacturing
8%
19%
Jun
59c
•
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
Jun
12%
14c
50c
*
—
Simpsons Ltd
S
8,385
ll7/«
91
1
A
23%
55c
4.70
21
—
Silver
Oct
12c
14 %c
53c
32
1.80
4.50
243/*
1
Gordon
Sherntl
Sicks
77
*i
.
Low
12%
12
12%
—2
;
R&»ge Slrce J*a„ 4
•
High
Low
Corp
Products
Waterous
<
Rainbow
Oct
8c
230
1,000
11%
25
23! 4
Debentures
Scurry
May
Universal
*
59c
12c
11%
1
•
Sand
e%
8%C
United Steel
13%
927
9
93
Class B
14%
July
55
2.876
8C
11%
preferred
Manrlce Gas
___
St Michael Uranium Mines Ltd
Sal'ada-Shirriff-Horsey common
61 %
24c
8%c Nov
14.000
tor Wfeek
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
—
v
•
common
River Gold
Sapphire Petroleums
Shares
14
9'/*
*
—
St
Saa
of Prices
59%
61'/*
14
10
,
25
25
1
Corp
Lawrence
St
for Week
3%C
Oils ——
Royal Bank of Canada
Royallte OH common
Russell Ridustries
Ryanor Mining
Roxana
NOVEMBER 15
Sales
Low
Par
ENDED
Friday
Week's
Range
Friday
Jun
f
Volume
186
Number
5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Caronicle
.
.
(2193)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
November
15
The following bid and asked quotations are
obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc. and other selected source* Thev do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities
could have been sold (indicated bv tho "hid"*
or
bought (indicated by the."asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list
is composed of securities
which have a wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Aerovox- Corp
Air
s_—.^-.1
Products
Inc
3%
28 V
26V
28%
Haloid
19%
Hanna (MA)
-
Barge Line_5 ~ -17%
American Express Co
1Q> 36
Amer Hospital Supply
Corp——4 "36%
American-Marietta Co
2
29V
Pipe & Const Co
Research.
'
__1
Develop
_1
22
American-Window Glass'.00-12%*" * 8
.a
M F incorporated
1
16
Anheuser-Buseli Lie
Arden
Farms
Co
„
Art Metal Construction Co__
Spring
~
Col—!.
25%
Investors Diver Services Inc
.
.
™!_,.l
7
' 5%
5
Beryllium Corp
*
Black Hills Power & Light Co__1
Black, Si vails & Biyson Inc
Botany Mills Inc—
Brown &
$1.20
com
1
20 V
4V
,
1
preferred
10
BeryJliuni Co
1
Buckeye-Steel Castings .Co—t..*
Inc.—_
Burndifi, Corp
'
.
California Oregon
Calit
Oil
Corp
Carpenter Paper
Central
Power
Maine
Central Public
'
t
f
'5
E
14%
Gas
Citizens Util Co
■f
I
14
33 Vc
12%
14
1
3%
Coastal States Gas-. ProcL.
Co
Radio
Class
B
Colonial'Stores
Inc
Colorado Interstate
——2V
6%
14%
14%
22V
"
7V
13 V
24%
Co.—5
43 V
19%
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1.25 con v preferred
—25
Commonwealth Gas Corp—..1
14
24
'.
26%
5%%
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Copcland Refrigeration Corp
Company
-5
Cummins Engine Co Inc„
7%
xll%
21V-
_5
1
Cross
Laboratories
Cutter
Common
Ltd
com
vtg
<L
Co
A)
6%
6%
1
Danly:Machine Specialties.-—_5
Darling
39
vtg—_1
1
Delhi Tayler Oil Corp
il%
18
12 V
14%
17
18%
16 V
18%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit
•
Harvester Co
—__1,
—
Detroit Internal Bridge-Co_—l
-
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc__—1
Dictaphone
oorp
10V
5
.
Dun
Bradstreet
&
Dunham
Inc
Corp of
preference
$1
East Tennessee
x29%
31%
7%
8 V
11%
12%
-
2
Gas
Co—i
8
—50c
16
17%
27
29%
13%.
14%
20 V
22 %
Inc
Economics
Laboratory Inc—._i
El Paso Electric Co (Texas)—•
Electrolnx
«-l
Empire State Oil
Equity OiPCo-
10%
11%
49 V
93
Fairmont- Foods
Co
T0c..
Co
Federak Natl Mortgage
Corp
Governor
Florid» Steel
.
19
1
5
42
Assn. 100
'
5%
2714
21
5%
-
46 %
52 V
17 V
55%
—1
13%
15-
—1
10%
11%
10."
—
Fisher Brothers Co:
Fisher
,9%
25
—•
Fanner-Mfg- Co_„___—
Boston
-
7%
1
Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
First
8%
Associates.__10
Utilities
2.50
Co^.
Corp
19%
Foote Bros Gear Ac Mach C'orp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated Pftper.10
15%
17
23
25 %
Frlto
16
17 V
Co
•
Garlock Packing Co
Crude
Oil
26
28
19%
21%
2V~
Co
General Gas Corp^.
-
Gen
Telep-
21V
2.50
5%
Giant
preferred
Portland Cement
Thermador
&
Gas
American
13%
3%
3%
3%
4%
2%
3%
North Penn
Co
of Commerce
of New York
Bank
of North America
21%
Bankers
27 V
29%
42 V
18%
9%
27
19
38
Central
-
Trust
39%,-.
30%
18%
22%
24%
17 V
14%
6
10%
8V
•
3V
5%
14 V
•
5%
4%
27%
New
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Mercury Telev "A"
East
Line
__5
Pendleton
Tool
12
11
(N Y)
Northern
24%
-
■
Bk
&
Bk
Natl
Bank
Natl
Bk
Natl
Bank
of
Hanover
7%
—70c
14%
15%
Harris
15
16%
Pepsi-Cola General
Bottlers
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
8%
7
•
22%
Plymouth
2
5%
Rubber
Co
Portland Gas & Coke Co
38%
41
30
33 V
ton
9 V
22V
14%
21%
Potash Co of America
26 V
Bk
29%
38
40%
X24%
45%
25
35
37%
10
20%
21%
2V
8%
9%
Y)
42
44%
65y2
65%
Trade Bk & Tr Co
45%
Trust Co of New Jersey
(Chi)—100
395
422
Union
25
46 V
51%
13%
30V
15%
5
Producing Properties Inc
Pub Serv
Co
of
New
10c
Hamp
8
5
15%
Industrial
.
(N Y)
Bank of Commerce—
(Boston)
United
States
38
42
10
20%
22%
61
64
27%
29%
10
Union Tr Co of Maryland
United States Trust Co—
33
37%
40%
10
(Cleveland)
Banfb
J)
Co
5%'l
Natl
Providence
For
R
footnotes
Bank
of
I
10
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34]/2
Tr
Co
(N Y)_20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
preceding page
16%
5
15 %
16%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purelator Products
1
12%
14
1
23 V
25%,
1
14%
15%
Richardson Co
Republic
Natural
Gas
Co
Corp
1
14%
15V
1
2%
3%
.
We make Markets in two out of every three of the
4 V'"'
23%"
2
23%
25%
1
12%
13%
12%
11%
Industrial
&
Utility Stocks quoted in the above
12 V
Riley Stoker Corp
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
25c
•
——1
•
8%
9%
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
10c
3%
4%
Roddls
2.50
23%
25%
Plywood Corp
Rvder System Inc
3%
22
19 y2
12 %
8
National
list
of
Over
Your orders A
21V*
-
the
-
Counter
inquiries
ore
Securities.
incited
13%
8%
43 V
65
69 V
17%
18 V
39
42
TROSTER,
47 y4
HA 2-
>"
1
9V
14%
15%
Members: N.
2400
74
10%
1
26 V
41
29%*,
19
V
10
4-3 Va
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com (N Y)—10
N
62
26 V
5
20
31%
City
(N Y)
York—10
29 V
Hudson Tr
58
10
Sterling Natl Bk ds Tr Co
24'/a
10
(Jersey
5%
12%
Sav
Hudson County Natl
7%
24y«,'
20
&
New
20
(Los
State Bank of Albany
(Franklin
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co
.
Portland General Electric Co_7 V
Tr
of
Mass)
Angeles)
12 V
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
10
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
Bank
19%
71V
(Boston,
10
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
66
17
67
Second Natl Bk of Phila
First Westchester Natl Bank
6%
33%
62%
7
Security First Natl Bank
5
30
St Louis Union Trust Co
20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
61%
28%
(N Y)
V
2
62
58%
(Phila)
56
138
10
Rye National Bank
63 V
58 V
Co
53
124
55
59
Rochelle
(Phila)
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
34%
51
Trust
Boston
32 V
65 Vt
299
25
New
41%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
32 %
Natl
Trust
39
20%
30
Dallas™10
Louis
29%
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)
12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
20
St
36 V
26
32%
Trust Co
of
33%
51%
33 V
&>
City Bank (N Y)_20
Pennsylvania Banking
Bk
15%
10
(Boston)
10
Tradesmen's Bank
73 >/4
289
(Jersey City)—25
Paterson
14%
63
62
100
47 V
5
J)
29
(Atlanta)—10
Chicago
N
30%
614
Natl Bk of
20
(Hackensack
Tr
National
(Pgh)
68 V
10
76%
438
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
58 V
Natl Bank of Boston.. 12'/a
5%
-
73
& Tr
19
(Minn)
Natl
(Camden N J)
27%
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
405
Provident
6%
1
(Chicago)—100
Co
Pilgrim Trust Co
Corp
40%
47%
33%
"
Co
Square N Y)
<
37%
44
Peoples First Natl Bk
165
(Newark
29%
55
30
Philadelphia Natl Bank
of
;.
27
(Boston)-100
(N Y)
25
73 V
90c
Indus
Tr
49%
19%
.61
SOV
25
47'%
Camden
61V
40%
243
&
7.50
69%
Bk Stk
17 V
123
Bank¬
J)
Eng Trust Co
N
13%
(N
Co
Essex
New York Trust Co
(White
Franklin Natl Bk
Reslstoflex
22 V
83V2
22%
Bank
17%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12
V
Natl State Bk of Newark
12 V
5
9%
&
43
First
5%
1
79%
Commerce
(Albany N Y)
Newark
24 y8
First Natl
25%
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific
Airmotive
Trust
Detroit
22
&
13 V
24%
Natl
25
10
^
First
5%
•
National
38 Vz
of
34 VB
of
5
33 V
5
First
4
5
46%
55V
ing
Y)
First
15%
Ben Coal Corp
Opellka Manufacturing Corp
10
75 V
36
37
232
Bank
Trust
&
First
9%
58
Bank of Westchester.S
City Bank (Cleve)—16
61V
57
J_25
Co.l2V
First
6%
Old
20%
4%
N
of
Tr
First
11%
12%
11$
National
National
31
Co
22
16%
National
2.21
156
First
15%
Otter Tail Power Co
2.05
&
25
Co
&
Co
41%
'
Morgan (J P) & Co (N Y)„ 100
..50
Bank
Trust
J)
First
lc
56 V
30%
1
of
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co
(Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.lO
45%
N J)—
(N
38%
__5
First
12%
14%
28
38%
52
Bank
Y)
(N
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)j
10
16 V
11%
10%
42%
36
Y)
111
47V
Brook Natl
Freeport
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
17V
1
26%
20
Bk & Tr
10
N
18
8
24%
Co
50
Federal
32 V
20%
<N
37%
44%
(Chicago)_25
Trust
Empire Trust Co
8
23%
•
Co
Commercial
Plains
21%
15%
35%"
10
Bank
County Trust Co
19%
16%
92%
Meadow
National
Co_.
State
(Paterson
17
29
87
34%
..
15%
21V
32%
(Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)„10
25%
32
10
Y)
(N
Southern
Trust
Ask
18%
40%
23%
Phila.10
(Chicago)
County Bank & Trust Co
,
28%,:
7%
&
Continental
26
15%
Bid
16 V
30%
Liberty Real Estate
61V2
37V
5
Co
14%
58
Cleve—16
of
Bk
Connecticut Bank
23%
1
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
9%
Companies
Co
J)
of
Ci# Natl Bk & Tr
36 V
19 V
(N
Bk
Exch
Commercial
17
V
62!/4
(St
(Savannah)
Cleveland
8%
31V
20
59%
(Phila)—10
Bank
Natl
Corn
Bank
9%
29%
50c
Corp
7%
8
32
20%
16
(N Y)
Trust Co
Nad
Citizens
5%
7%
18y2
Chasje Manhattan Bk (NY)_12V
Cliem
28%
lo
Prod
50c
Co
13 %
29
Kings County Trust
(Brooklyn N Y)
36%
309
5
20
Centr-Penn
V
10%.
40%
8 V
Co
295
Boatmen's Natl Bank
Camden
29%
5%
14 V
River
1
Manufacturers Tr Co ((N Y)__10
16 V
1
Co
6%
P*r
35V8
33
100
(NY)
Louis)
45%
15%
Trust
33y8
(Newark)_25
Broad St Trust Co
27%
1
Roadway Express class A
24 V
3
Robblns & Myers Inc
Robertson (H H) Co
Mfg Corp
.
*
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
14
Corp
13%
26%
39%
43
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
12%
36%
21V
Inc
%
24
North
Serv
26%
11%
Industrial Trust Co (Phila)
5
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
-10
A
^.6%
Bank
64 V
Pub
S
Francisco)
Bank
60
Miss
&
64 V
5
19V
Society
(San
T
N
30%
5
Gas Co
24%
5
Ask
Bid
Par
America
19 V
18V
4
-
of
61
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Relchbold
Chemicals
1
Power Corp—5
Bank
.
28%
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
Indiana
Bank & Trust
.
5
1
13
Gustin-Bacon
12%
,_50c
39
Rulnhur
11'
1
Great Western Financial Corp_l
»A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Gulf
16% "
10
5
Coal
10
28%
1
Corp
Corp
"
26%
24%
1
Green
Industries
23%
15
19%
Green
Gruen
Zapata Off-Shore
5
Co
20%
Groller
5%
2
Glddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
Mountain
4%
5
Co
7%
13%
23
Ho
Company
1
26
13%
6%
—
Wurlitzer
Three
18%
pfd„20
52 V
20%
20
(Calif)
3%
47 V
28
Nat Gas Co
40 %
12%
2V
7%
7%
common
Oklahoma
3%
1
Inc
6%
Inc—
Chemical
Oil
4%
4%
1
Co
1
States
31%
37%
12%
Wisconsin Pow &
Light Co
Wood Conversion Co
Thenno King Corp
24%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5V%
Norrls
Williams
1
29%
5
32
1
Shirt Shops of Del
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
Nortex
19
Corp
14%
10c
29%
•
National
North
17%
Petroleum
13%
1
Whiting Corp
Gasoline
7%
26 %
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
1
10
Gas Service Co
General
Utilities
B
20%
Natural
17%
24 V
5
lo
Massachusetts Cos
19%
National
11%
15 V
8%
Manufacturing Co
&
35%
30 V
10 V
1
24 :
Inc
32 V
"A"
22%
Texas
1%
Inc
20%
Western Natural Gas Co
White Eagle Oil Co
Texas
1
common
18 /
18%
27%
West Point
Western
16 V
16%
—5
28 %
Transmission
15
7%
7
Tranmis
16%
Co.
Watson Bros
Transport
Welex Jet Services Inc
44
40 V
1
39%
14%
-1
2%
2
16 y8
36 V
5
1
26 V
V
3%
34%
Northwest Production Corp
America
Nat
Eastern Industries
Eastern
21
8%
2
Dynamics
3%
19
7%
1
Inc
Bush
46%
3
Donnelley <R R) & Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp
1
Co
New
12
42
Dixily.iv Drilling Corp A conv__4
,
Class
D)
15
50c
5
38%
Aluminate Corp
2Va
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
National Homes Corp a com_50c
12%
16%
(S
.4%
25%
5
Amer
5%
13%
4%
2V
Washington Natural Gas Co. IlO
Washington Steel Corp
.1
9%
12
1
...
Industries
National
9%
8
——1
Dentists'Supply Co of N Y—2 V
Warren
22
8V
of
21%
3%
24
Warner & Swasey Co.
Warren Brothers Co_.
4%
20
20%
9
Associates
Corp
9%
26%
20%
26
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Inc
Corp
Tennessee Gas Tranmis Co
1
cl B
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
,
3 V
2V2
Vitro
.17%
8%
19
10c
Corp
7
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Ga3 Pipeine Co_l
83 V
Missouri
8%
8
;
Steel
com
America
Laboratories
Montrose
Tampax
Texas
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
7
7V
of
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
8V
12%
24%
42 V
—1
Corp
1
Suburban Propane Gas
Corp—1
Suntide Refining Co ,
lc
Sutton (O A) Corp Inc
1
Gas
McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McLouth Steel Corp
2V
McNeil Machine &
Class A
18%
Inc
Corp
Texas
Marmon Herrington Co
Inci—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc_l
McLean Industries
lc
Miles
3%
17%
Co
1
& Co Inc
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
6%
3%
Connecticut Light &c Power Co_«
&
Wells
Greene
31V
Jf,
~_1
loc
Co
Meredith Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
15
11%
28
Eng
21%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co lnc_2c
<
''
47%
Elev Co-—1
—
•
4V
13
—L <
Gas
Colorado Milling &
1
com——-_1
A
common
•
10%
15
23 V
12 V
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
5%
Tekoil
25
Marlin-Rockvvell Corp
5%
12%,,'
l
Varlan
5%
Eastern
Macmlllan Co
1
Madison Gas & Electric Co
16
Maremont Automo Prods Inc„1
21
4 V..
*
cl A_^33Ve
coin
Machine Co
Collins
14%
31V
"
5
Co
Inc
Corp
Star
7 V '■
16
3
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mlg & Sales Co
23%
1.J-/4
-
Lone
34V8
21V
22%
29%
19%
6
1
Co
13%
20
10
Common class B_;
Clinton
;
Co
Utility Corp
Blower
Lithium
9% 'V
lc
Fibers
Plus
Lilly (Eli)
*
5
Co
-
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp
15%
31V
Co ;
Lau
2b%
12
5
Co
Glass
Lanolin
-
27y4
-iO
Central Telephone Co
-JO
Centra* Vt. Pub Serv Corp...—6
Chaltaiwoga
9%
29%
31V
Stubnitz
34%
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Utah Southern Oil Co
11
27
28 V
38%
Strutljers
19%
10
United Western Minerals
Universal Match Corp
27%
10
28
Strong Cobb
'
9%
8
25 V
35%
Texas
7%
10
5
24%
17%
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
27%
25
23%
35%
25%
Works
21%
3%
2»/2
Mfg Co
5%
22%
Pipe Lines
Pipe Line Corp__50o
Corp
27%
Co
4%
United Drill & Tool
Corp
6%
preferred
United States Sugar
19%
25
& Steamship
2.50
Register1
Home Products Inc
41%
32
18%
2V2
Fruit
38%
—Ilo
Co
Landers Frury & Clark
19%.
5V
Co
Inc
Kentucky Utilities
21V
18
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central
Koehring
7V
Corp ____lo
Indiana Gas Co—u
Central Soya
Keystone Portland Cem
19%
33
Gas
6%
Electric
(A E;
Tele
11V
21%
1
10
40%
Kennametal
L-O-F
Co__1
Co
:
IOV
19%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt Sc Pwr Co_5
■7%
States
23%
1
ig
29%
30
Point Field Trust ctfS—
Central Electric & Gas Co
3V
&
Co
10%
8%
Cedar
111: Elec
Kendall
8%
14V
__—
1
Co
Ceco Steel,Products
Central
27%
18 V
56 V
1
.
Inc
14 Va
17%
7
•
6%
1
—«
27
8%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
—50c
39
20
25
30 V
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_l0
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
Gas
Co—1
1
preferred
183»
Canadian-Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carlisle
11.46
38
Co—25
Ltd.:./—10c
"
1
common
Canada
Trans
13
25
Common non-voting
75%
Hi
Corp
Trans
9 V
15%
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
1
Stouffer Corp
1.25
14%
H
27%
Power Co—20
Water.& Telep Co.——12V
Canadian-Delili
„
Steel
12%
8%
34%
Stanley
21%
5
11%
14
25%
Stanley
13%
Co
10
-1
California. Water Service
Kaiser
12%
24 V
^70
1
Electric
21V
24
Stand
17
•
Jervls Corp
Jessop Steel Co
»
26%
r36%
10
-
•
13 V8
11
—
Bullock's
Jefferson
11V
23%
Tracerlab
Ask
53
22
10%
Oil & Devel Co_10c
Bid
1
Corp
19 V
_2
Carbon
Inc
22
7y2
32%
Staley
15V2
15%
20%
Supply
5%
11V
24%
25
Sliarpe Mfg Co-
Brush
30
22
.
9
9%
6%
33 '
23%
22 V
14%
Co—15
Utilities
Jack & Heintz Inc
Jamaica
Water
^0%
•
Southern
Topp Industries Inc
Towmotor Corp
l
Co
Standard
23%
1
1
■
21V
5
Iowa
20%
t
8%
:9 %
common
'
56 '•
:
Is
Iowa Electric Lt & Pow
Co—5
Iowa Public Service Co-
6V
6V
21 %
1°
_1
A
Tokheim
1
Sprague
?-
19%
51V
~_1
•
17%*
18
• *
13%
34%
Time
40%
'
10
38%
.10
—
Beneficial Corp—.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
inc
Co
12 %
10
,
Baylcsa* (A'J) Markets——.
Bowser
3%
13%
Par
35%
37
Southwestern
8%
2%
35 V
5%
57/8
19 %
19
7V
11V
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
Interstate Securities Co
Optical CO—40;
_/T; 1
Co
Water
Ask
33
Southwest Gas Producing
60 V
16 %
Indianapolis
Power
Southern New Eng Tele Co
Southern Union Gas Co
'' '
"'£20%
1
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries
Corp
Pacific
Bid
1
2
Co—
Speer
18%
Ho
17 V
_
25 %•
56 V
~i
&
Southeastern Pub Serv Co
10c
Southern Calif Water Co
5
Southern Colorado Power Co—•
Southern Nevada Power Co
1
31V; ;
-
1
16 V
2?%
.
1
Co
31V
Laboratories-.!Gossert
commoD
27
__1
,
&
&
28
1
Baxter
Bell
23
2V
10
Bausch
Lomb
I_i
A
Paper Corp
Petroleum
D)
Skil Corp
South Shore
109
Indian Head Mills Inc
Indiana Gas & Water Co
Class
.
106
10
■•Avon Products Inc
Aztec Oil & Gas Co___
Bareco InVeslinent
Bates Mrg Co-
100
13%
" ' 48%
Sierra
2%v •*!
44
102
(G
Seismograph Service Corp
'
38%
2 V
10
10
Corp./-
35
com_Io
Co class A
common-
a
Ask
40
5
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mlg Co
17%
17%
12% ■*
"
Partic preferred
'/45V
Arizona Public Service Co
15
24
Arkansas Missouri Power Co„515%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
5
16
B
Class
8%-
"
Class
Hoover Co class
Hudson Pulp &
24%
:*
Company
High Voltage Engineering
31%
4.'*16%
common.!—!_1
*
24%
"
>
Associated"
3938
39*
221
&
Bid
Hagan Chemicals & Controls—-1
Halle Mines Inc
25c
4^.
26 V-"**
Jacinto
Searle
Par
1
Commercial
American
Par
San
Ask
1
__
American Box Board Co
Amor
Bid
'
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Y.
SINGER
Security
Dealers
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y■
CO.
NY 1-
376
45
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2194)
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday,
November
15
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Mutual
25o
1.46
1.60
Investment
Co
1
8-11
1.25
5.29
5.73
In vestment
Trust
Boston—1
8.63
9.43
Shares
1
Fund Iuc—1
3.54
3.78
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
4.49
7.78
Johnston
(The)
Fund_l
al9.1V>
Keystone
Custodian
Ine
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
Mutual
7.11
.
1.27
4.28
4.71
Mutual
'
4.92
5.12
Fund
Associated
•
Trust
Mut Fund
Devel
Atomic
ve-Rcience & Elect'nics Corp
23.73
(Medium Grade Bonds/_1
(i.ow Priced Eonds)
1
B-4
(Discount
10.87
1
7.68
8.38
Amer
10.19
11.12
Amer
Mercury
13.52
14.76
American Re-insurance
9.09
9.93
10.14
6-3
(Speculative Com Sfk>—1
6-4
(Low
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd
10.68
11.71
Knickerbocker
1
6.53
,
1
5.23
5.73
9.77
8.33
Insurance Investors Inc—1
13.44
Life
Lire
Electrical
Metal
13.47
De
59 %
8.46
7.58
13
Series
19.62
1
Stock Fund
1
3.26
3.56
6.99
6.98
7.59
Over-The-Counter
8.21
9.02
Peoples
5.33
5.76
13.95
15.29
4.81
5.23
11.25
12.30
11.07
11.97
6.28
6.83
York
of
Price
Fund
(T
12.31
7.40
8.08
1
18.72
18.91
2.50
12.60
13.70
Inc——•
Growth
1
28.67
Inc
1
5.46
5.90
(Geo)
Fund
1
11.13
12.10
Science
«te
5.77
Scudder
Fund
6.71
Scudder,
9.72
Nuclear
Funds
of Canada
Stevens
1
37 Vi
1
9.84
Texas
1
7.23
Fund—1
9.77
10.62
Inc
1
6.34
6.93
lc
8.58
9.33
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
12.90
13.29
United
Science. Fund
14.28
14.72
United
Funds
Value
4.13
fine Fund
line
10c
Series
10c
3.74
a.-
1
a21.-15
v.—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.20
2.41
Van Strum
1
X6.50
7.10
Dissolved
1
1
7.19
7.86
changed
7.20
7.78
shares
1
14.54
5.01
5.48
1
Inc
9.84
13.38
1
Fund
9.00
1
Ltd-
Inc
Income
Series H-C7
Fund
Canada
Value
Inc—
4.39
Fund
Fund
Inc
2.34
9.52
9.02
9.87
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
VriBHhitlnnnl
Tnsur
'fund
Fund
Inc.
Wall
10.24
8.70
&
Stock—
Towne
and
for
being
Street
Investing Corp-
Washington
1
6.31
1
I»c_
Wellington Fund
6.25
11.57
Whitehall
-Fund
4.12
Wisconsin
Fund
7.27
5%s
5 Vis
1982
26%
Seaboard
10
58
63 %
16%
Security (New Haven)
lo
20
22
5
26%
28Va
Springfield
10
34%
37 %
22
23%
10
46%
49%
Title
& Trust (N Y)
8
Travelers,
5
u S Fidelity to Guaranty Co—10
16%
18%
71%
51%
75 %
American
Life
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Fire
Hartlord Fire Insurance Co
10
Mueller
1977
82
84
Columbia
.">982
97%
98
1987
102 %
103
Consul
5s
Edison
5s.
—,
Consol Natural Gas
Consumers
Dayton
Duke
El
Power
Pow
Power
Paso
6c
1987
.
Co
of
4.55
5s„—_1987
100%
99%
.104%
105
Corp 3%s_
Fruehauf Trailer- 4s
3 346
1975
Hotels
Oil
5s
Lehigh
4 Vis
1970
i
76 %'
1971
i.
Cement - 4%s__!
Lowenstein |M/ & Hons—
4%8
105%
f
112
-114
1979
101
102
6%«
—
—1981
—197?
62
1977
114
5
85
»'
63
"106
89%
Bid
s
pire
Ljfe inRurance c0
54%
22%
3
jn
the
Y
Westchester
2
25
27
Fire
N
of
Ask
one
or
Federal
2
22%
24%
32nds
more
3Vis Feb.
3.95s
Jan.
15,
1958
99.29
100
2%s
Feb.
17,
1958
99.29
100
of
a
point
Bank Bonds—
Land
4.30s
1958
14,
99.24
3V'bS May
4%s March
4%s
17.
1958
99.27
f.
May 1, 1958
1. 1958
99.4
99.22
4%s July 15, 1958—
99.31
April
15,
1958
100.3
100.5
2%S Nov.
4.6Us June
16,
1958
100
100.3
4%s
1958„
1.
Feb.
99.28
2,
98.8
1959-;
99.28
1959
97.8
1,
2%s Feb.
Federal Natl
2Vis Jan.
Feb.
20,
1958
99.20
Mar.
10,
4.05s Apr. 10,
May 8,
99.12
99.30
100.4
98.16
100.4
97.16
1958—
99.30
99.26
1958—
99.24
1958—
99.28
95.16
95.12
95.22
4s
99.23
99.26
1958
10,
100
1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
Mortgage Assn—
June
26,
1958—
July
10.
1958
11,
Aug.
100.4
99.24
1958
98.28
99.8
1,
May
4%s
1962
July
4%s
1969-
15,
Oct,
1,
1970-1967
3%s May
1,
1971
4%s
15,
100.6
3%s
99.30
99.28
Feb,
1
102 %
103 %
100%
-—
100
95.24
100%
92
93
97%
98 %
94%
1972-1967
100
Sept.
1972
15,
95%
Central Bank for Cooperatives-
99.28
4%s
100.4
March
Sept.
3.
15,
May
1958
99.27
:
99.31
1958
2,
99.31
100.3
100.3
-—
100.6
100.7
100.10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Maturity—
Certificates
3%s
of
Dec.
Bid
,
Ask
103%
1, 1957
'
99%
32nds of
point
a
4s
100.4
1 Vis April 1,
100
3Vis
May
15,
1960
I960
99.30
100
IVis
Oct.
1,
1960
100.8
100.10
IVis
April
1958
99.6
99.14
3%s Feb 15. 1962
99.4
1958
94.19
99.21
1 %s April
90.24
98.12
98.20
4s
97.24
97.26
IVis
1, 1958_T
Aug.
4s
IVaS April 1,
2%s June 15.
Ot-t
I.
1959
April 1, 1959
1,
Texas
Gas
of
Am
1987
4TbS-1987
97.4
Aug.
99.5
1,
93.16
101-2
—
1962
!
1962
15.
99.7
94.16
93.8
1961
1.
95.11
94.8
1961—
1,
Oct.
95.8
—
1961—]
1,
1,
Oct.
1962
92.4
100.28
89.26
101.4
92.12
99.8
91
100.30
00.2
*
,97.12
96.8
1959
Ask
96.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
3-
1-57
12-
3-57
12-
Bid
2-57
6-
2-57
99.30
Ask
100.1
99.30
100.1
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.29
100
3.90%
5-
1-57
2-
3-58
99.27
99.30
6-
3-57
3-
3-58
99.27
99.30
Due
Dated
Rate
-
4.25%
8-
3-57
1-57
11-
4% %
99.27
2-58
99.31
100.3
7-
1-58
100.1
100.5
1-57
4.50%
4% %
Ask
99.20
1-58
6-
1-57
910-
4.20%
Bid
-1-58
5-
A
1-57
7-
.
-
8-
1-58
100.7
100.2
99.31
100.10
121
Amer
Ttans
November 21,
November
1957
101
80
83
*
1982
101%
102%
99 %
99%
1982
102%*
103 %
102
29,
Ask
99.479
1958—.
99.495
99.921
January
99.380
99.395
99.873
99.882
January 3(Kl95
99.307
99.319
99.820
99.833
February-^,
1958\__.
99.236
99.244
19,
1957
99.768
99.785
March
1958-A.
99.166
99.174
1957
99.715
99.736
April
98.782
98.796
1958—_
99.625
99.644
February
98.553
98.569
1958—.—J
99.552
99.574
1957
December 26,
January
January
2,
9,
102 %
5%s_1977
102%*
102%
118
5Vis——1971
82
85
a
79
k Admitted
1970
10
.
SlaS—I—1988
6012
74
84
108 %
61%
86
109%
23^—1958
24,
15.
1958
13,
195f
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTE1
115
v
16,
12, 1957
1971
4 Vis
January
99.911
1957—
99.978
December
December 5,
Line Units!
MV*;
Dollar Value
Bid
Ask
99.975
5s__
Westcoast Trans
Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
Pipe
Corp
Industries
124
100%
1987
Electric 5s
Trans-Canada
101%
4%sH992
——jv—————
Bell
101
United States Treasury
104
December
Units
4%s__L. 1967
Edison—
—
Eastftrn
Textron
Aug.
i%s
1958
15,
Oct.
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
99%
4%s___
Telep
Rand '5¥28
Sperry
S
more
99.30
100.2
3%s Feb. 14, 1958—
3Via April 15, 1958-,
104 %
Calif
U
or
Treasury
103
Natural
Tampa
;
one
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
117
1021V
Universal
105
Accident
103
103
Underwood
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
Marine
101%
100
Power
Diego Gas & El 4'aS—1987
4T«s
109
74 *■
&
43%
79
101%
Southwest
108
-
Fire
40%
76
76
5s__l9'87
Co
54%
104%
1982
74
ww_l963
Southern
58
5s_1977
ww
^
1975
Uranium 5%s
Electric
Quebec
San
Ask
1976
Petroleum 5s
Sheraton
'
72
53%
1975
—
Portland Cement
Gon'l Tire & Rubber 6s
Home
!■'' 0.
.
—1976
Gent
Hilton
Phila
100
5%s_1977
Ferro
North Amer
4.00%
3%s.
5s__
Power & Lgt 5%s__1987
Pacific Tel & Tel 5%s
1980
101
.-1982
Gas
6.25
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.91
Bid
Pub Service El & Gas
4%s
Co
Natural
Marine
g
Figures after decimal point represent
11.74
Pacific
'.
»
Can
Span
Pacific
■
k—r
&
Surety Co
12.89
10.86
:
Mohawk Potv 4%s_1987
Northern States
82 %
■
k__
(
N
91.%
90
5s___—1982
4%s
Lgt
66
'•
81
Brass
67 %
1975
1966
'
D
j
City
Insurance
3.80%
Niagara
Pac Ry
3VgS^
Corp
4V/eS_J.__2
Chance Vought 5%s
Gas
jj
Fire
7.95
11.82
1
—!
I
Incl_4—1
Inc
Bonds—(Cont.)
National
Canadian
1982
tlv
65%
6°
Paul
Standard
,0V8
cn
5
3.90%
67
66
Burlington Industries 41/i8
Carrier
iTr
lo
Home
St
oca-
lo
3.70%
101%
101%
1969
—
38 %
6.90
A
Ask
Bid
"*
11%
47 Va
Mutual
Fund
Investors
3.77
lo
35%
42
1 Vis
icen (Set
Steel
61
14%
l%s Feb.
Ltd
10.21
■
Atlanta Gas Light
33%
4
24%
%»
exr
Institutional
5.80
,
10%
43
44%
31
57%
7.50
39
Rate
Barium
41%
62%
13%
5
IV2S
9.36
,
2.50
F)
Insurance
Treasury Notes—
10c
^
Ltd—
lc
Bonds—
(S
Newark
of
4.80
2.14
Value Line Special Situations
,
Fund, lc
57
52%
12 %
56
10
Figures after decimal point represent
Income Fund Sliares_l
Fund—lo
5
10
Funds Inc—
Continental
Resources
35 Va
7.90
Fund
United
Intl
79%
33 %
Phila Life Insurance Co
Phoenix
■
Providence-Washington
32
74
10
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
Life
10.72
United
-1«
29%
10
.
10.00
Television-Electronics Fund
8.88
Fund—
21
Co
Insurance Co
36 %
4.82
Bank
48%
19%
Indemnity
33%
9.45
United
Growth
45%
5
Pacific
a26.92
Investment Fund
8.10
Institutional
45%
10
Reinsurance Corp <N Y)2
Republic Insurance (Texas10
27
Investment Corp—•
Fund
1
& Fnrnham
Inc_l
Sterling
4.39
Institutional
24%
:
5s
lc
Inst Foundation
83%
40
(Minn)
Pacific Insurance Co of N
11.78
Accumulated
Institutional Shares
78
J %
46%
11.38
United
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
10
Y_10
Insurance
—,
3 %
Life
10.76
7.62
Inc
01/
42%
National
10.41
Inc
7.70
Boston
7%
71%
Northwestern
1
Fund
B)
Investors
Investors-
6.95
Fund of
30%
65
—
1
Sovereign
7.02
Income
23%
6%
12.50
Northern
40 "*
1
Southwestern
3.78
21 Va
271/2
Globe & Republic
4.70s
lc
II-DA
°£/a
10
4%s
lc
Haydock Fund Ire
5
2.50
„
13.02
4.89
Funds
35%
3.33'/a
River
Northeastern
11.88
6.27
4.45
Hamilton
North
oa
5
32%
1958—
7.18
lo
—:
Co
15 %
42
New York Fire
9*1
fit!
30%
39
1958
8.61
shares
66%
10
4.85s
5.71
equipment shares
61
28
2
Fire
4%8 March 3,
6.55
2.20
Utilities
oan
5
Hampshire
10.83
7.85
10.76
shares
10
Co
New
9.91
Fund
Shares
(Edson
2.08
Tobacco
2
Life
it
Vi 4
1
Smith
9.82
10
5
14%
New Amsterdam Casualty^
j,
5
Ins
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston
lc
lc
Ehares
(N J)
8.26
6.11
Roe
37%
5
A
7.64
5.57
Street
34
General Reinsurance Corp—10
Falls
5
4.10s
39%
Clark—
&
Stork
Amer
Stein
stock
Assn
•
Corp class
al9.78
Stevens
Common
State
shares
National Fire
National Union Fire
1
Selected
8.17
Steel
15%
Co
1.25
6.62
6.43
Railroad
14V'«
227%
9%
5
a30.91
10.66
10.16
Bond
1
8%
2J%
22 V2
5
Manufacturers
Monarch Life Ins Co
50%
20
&
•
7.84
Railroad
46
J»_.10
Glens
4%s
11.93
Scudder,
alO.Ol
Inc—1
Clark
&
Fund Inc
5.86
i
Franklin
4s
6.03
lc
1®
shares
4
28.96
Fund
Fund Inc
9.27
Petroleum
48%
Bonding
Indemnity
23,4S May
Puritan
9.73
shares—1c
shares
45
Stock
10.89
lc
shares
5
Federal Home Loan Banks—
10.19
7.77
8.87
shares—lc
Bond
Institutional
Merchants Fire Assurance—
8.78
9.31
Inc
Inc
Howe)
6.12
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Mining
13%
Ins
Casualty
29%
11.23
Corp—
Fund
Fund
Street
Pioneer
5,26
,-1®
sitares
56%
12%
Massachusetts
5.84
Securities
1
Philadelphia
Pine
29%
26
2
7.42
8.03
1
Inc.
Inc
Securities
27%
51
Co
General
&
Shares
1
5
(N
Assurance
19.98
27%
1
Ltd
Chemistry
Electronics
Fund
—10
Merchandising
6.79
5.34
18.48
1
Fund
Canada
131
Casualty
Maryland
10
Ins
Life
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
22
,__5
4.40
New
Stock Series
England
1C2
172
5.39
1
4.03
Growth
97
10
7.64
4.93
Series—.
3.46
1®
lo
sitares-
administered
Stock
20
5.76
II—1
15.30
Electrical
Fully
10.13
5.27
Series—
12.99
J®
Food
9.27
1
Series
New
11 %
Li'e Ins
Hartford Steamboiier
1
Series
Series
3.16
1®
(The) Stock Fund-lo
bond
9.61
14.15
shares
shares
&
8.89
Investors Corp—
Stock
10%
Mass
4
Fireman's
Gulf
Series
I
25%
of
3.03
18.28
Income
1 '.8
31%
Great
al2.17
1
_
2.79
12.02
6.99
Equipment shures
ER
1
16.89
6.44
1
Building sharesCapital Growth Fund
Chemical sitares
Genera)
8.84
Inc
Putnam
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Group Securities—
General
Electronics
18.88
4.60
1
1
Fund Inc
19.49
15%
1%
6.25
Life
Natl
&
As.<n
Firemen's
13.35
130.05
J
Industries
Common
9.89
8.05
6.21
series—,—lc
Preferred slock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Automobile
10.78
17.46
4.21
stock
Aviation
9.97
9.15
12.35
128.75
Investment Corp—1
Fund Inc
---10
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
3
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
winaucial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Inc
21.01
18.23
—if
Electronics
Futures
Fire
interest--1
Dividend
Energy
Common
Fidelity
—1
Balanced
14
29%
1%
Federal
Wide Securities Co Inc-l
Bond
(Va)_5
Co__65c
(Biim)_2
Lincoln National Life
5%
Peerless
6.79
Foundation—_1
Preferred
Fund
Bala need
Gas
9.02
Corp
Title
29%
20%
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J/
1.25
Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
2.59
Corp
79:%
23%
Life Insurance Co of Va
5%
x25
Fund—
Fund
Ask
25%
23Vat
Crum & Forster Inc
2.42
National Security Series—
2.59
8.30
Life
Stand
Columbian
2.19
of beneficial interest-
16.60
2.36
Howard-
&
Eaton
14.61
—1
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
——
17*,a
—_
2.35
33 Vic
Life
Bid
75
5
Co
Fire Ins
Camden
6.20
Trust
Shares
National
—2.50
25c
—-—
Shores
&
Nationwide
Inc—10c
Stock
Invest
Nation
8.31
Ins
Mtge
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life Companies
Inc
2.89
6.17
Fund—1
3.55
2.62
Mutual Trust Shares
10.19
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend
Mutual
5.63
Investment
Diversified
63
7.69
3.22
lo
Growth
Income
Mutual
9.26
Beneficial
lc
of beneficial
Units
Mutual
6.31
12.84
1
Growth
lc
-
Investors
Investors
12.71
Delaware Income
Diver
2.76
shares
Massachusetts
Fund Inc
1
Stk Fund Inc—1
Fund
Delaware
3.51
Fund Inc
5.77
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
De
Mars
17
15%
Dividend
Title
Lawyers
11%
2.19
2.50
Fund
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance__2
1.98
3.18
lc
Bond
Massachusetts
13.41
5.03
shares—lc
Investment shares—lc
Transport
14.64
12.40
Western Investment Inc
Income Fund
1
Crown
Special
16.93
15.57
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-I
Fund Inc
Natl
Connecticut
4.57
Equipment shares_lc
shares
Paper shares.-.
Petroleum shares
Y
C)_— 1
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
Continental
lo
Industries
General
Ins__10
N
Merchants &
American Surety
Continental
shares
Automobile
8.73
5-49
Funds-
Managed
11.95
5.04
14.70
a38.14
Sayjles Mutual Fund—*
Manhattan
1
Inc
Fund
lusurance Stk Fund Inc—1
Loomis
7.96
7.32
8.03
D
Co_5
9.10
8.91
Lawyers
2634
16
10.68
Lexington
25o
Venture Fund——1
(Wash
Boston Insurance
129
10.99
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Com
texlngfon Trust Fund
1
1
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite
10.35
7.14
■!„
Inc
Fund
7.28
9.56
1
Commonwealth Income
Commonwealth
6.67
Stks)_l
8.81
21.34
Inc-
Fund
Priced
8.04
11.78
23
13
1
Assurance
of
21
11.07
15.70
Fla)
Home
Life
Co
24%
Ins Co 'Newark N J)—2Vi
—•—
Colonial
(Jacksonville
Standard
Jersey Insurance
194
5
American
Par
,
Jefferson
52'g
185
10
Assur
Companies
Ask
137
48Viz
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
9.62
14.52
8.26
Equitable
16.71
20.45
123
10
8.81
X19.02
100
-1
Aetna Life
15.31
19.74
———
10
10
1
Bonds/—
(Income Pfd Stocks)
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
6-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
—I
17.18
15.87
Canadian Fund Inc
—1
Canadian International Growth
7.07
6.47
Fund
Ltd
—1
4.91
4.48
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
21.33
19.72
Century Shares Trust—-—1
16.47
15.23
Chemical
Fund
Inc
50c
Christiana
Securities
com__1001 1,800 12,400
Preferred
Surety
Co
6-1
20
10.00
10.90
<fe
K-2
18
Ltd
(1054)
21.75
E-3
9.84
Fund
General
Canada
B-2
7.27
3.56
1
1
Inc
Fund
24.87
.—10c
Fund
Fund Ltd
Bullock
California
23.83
K-l
—
Investment
Street
Broad
1
Bonos/
3.26
;
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green
(Investment
9.05
Blue Ridge
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co
B-l
Fund
Growth
Axe-Templeton
Canada Ltd
Casualty
Aetna
Bid
129
American
Fund3—
6.69
lc
Aetna
American
4.68
Aze-Honghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghlon. Fund "B" lnc__5
Axe-Houghlon Stock Fund Inc_l
of
1.40
Inc.. 1
America
of
Par
Ask
Bid
Pa'
Funds—
8.86
Fund
Aberdeen
Ask
Bid
Far
Funds—
Mutual
•No
par
stock dividend,
tEx-100%
Net
asset
8tock
value.
to fisting
Exchange
ISSUES
rice.
Jj Bid yield
value
d Ex-rights,
t New
on
'
the New York
x
stocl
Ex-divid
wi When issued.
j
Ex-stock
dividend."
Volume 186
Number 5691
.-The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
;
(2195)
4?
*
;<a;
•
Bank
with
clearings this
a
year
based upon
the
ago.
week
telegraphic advices
country, indicate that
Nov.
show
decrease
a
compared
Preliminary figures compiled by
Complete and exact details for the
from the chief cities of
for the week ended
of the United States
from which it is
possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 6.5% below those
for the
corresponding week last
Our preliminary
year.
against
$21,554,289,195
totals
for the
at
in
1956.
^LEADINGS—RETURNS
Week Ended Nov. 16—
York
—;
—•
Philadelphia
985,000,000
Boston
Kansas City
St.* Louis
-.
Francisco
'
:
.
i
.
Baltimore
__
—
—
cities,
five- days
—
—
cities,
612,274,155
373,352,928
—
Total ^11
Cities
for
week
Month of October—
Stocks—
1957
&
misc.
International
40,342,215
$113,105,200
Bank
1957
6.5
11th
6.5
466,312,077
Total
$72,011,200 $821,512,500 $791,748,100
"
98;000
111,000
4,862,500
41,539,730
73,000
Outside
the
1957
L
;
.
-1st Quarter
April
May
;
_i—:
,
-2nd
1955
,
1
September
74,645.958
33,294,760
44,132,383
153,960,424
54,106.201
202,325,727
1] 0,801,704
53,787,684
43,867,215
45,427,055
58,147,690
2nd
128,004^897
85MB8.156
48,459,198
j
37,227,197
150,365,422
42,177,980 ^
1957
.
-
—
1956
1955
29.880
29,059
26,764
27,997
25,930
25,306
19,734
24,206
21,658
19,053
18,820
17,900
17,438
20,878
17,631
17,219
16,702
15,815
15,994
15,315
16,311
15,283
-17,597
17,256
15,870
15,383
14,057
Richmond-
1,002"
1,016
10,305
960
862
8,881
8,414
841
710
8,339
8,379
7,862
7,040
9,153
8,537
7,740
7,136
7,435
.977"
795
735
902
798
707
8,780
8.198
7.836
953
769
10,436
9,362
7.970
6,889
823
740
8,345
8,301
1,102 ', 888
7,672
804
9,376
8,509
7,671
6,562
748
714
684
652
955'
865
6,411
748
8,559
7,819
718
7,051
623
6,509
6,163
5,758
702
720
5,812
5,793
5,299
31
"
7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
9th Minneapolis
•
•
12th
San
Outside
We
5,083,517,239
-3,004,470.730
14
1
4,269,793,965
4,457,224,032
6,135,957,087
'
City——
110.395,388,001
,
<
14
York
-
10th
cities
11
-
3rd Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
"
"
8
"
16
"
31
1
—
,
"
"
.
,
.
.
«
:
98,367,108,398
90,127,661,075-
2.7
53,462,406,507
46,993,331,761
—
3,306,997,017
4,790,573,026
'-35,551,267,619
480,520,680.402'
!
57,134914,555
63,213,114,435
+
'
Francisco—
Ten Months
195*
.
—1955
$
3.5
+
!
-
3.8
•'
:
" 32.593,944,150-30,485,213,48*
454.424,696,785
452,104,844,653
!
—9.6
52.888,804.302
,
+
4.7
31,-345^475,031
;
+
29,344,663.151
;
52,652,051,817
'
+
5.0
7.3
i
98,685,402.443
*.
"+
I
30,513,563,055
25,195,337,233
49,572,040,423
57,065,596,984
i
:
0.6
+
91,463.908,745
'
6.4
28,799,737,522
!
37,399,412,537
+
+
23,615.457.298
35,681,560,322
4,5
41,983.889.404
3.5
59,114,696,26.7
1,010,686,815,155
564,751,713,863
548,951,635,833
*
+
4.7
945,551,357,895
2.9
.
39,252,892,363
52,618.096,672
3.3
f 56,488,306,624
1,043,798.503,461
51,137,668,56*
26,640,430,494
42,117.957,806
81,454,545,04?
26,744,115,743
21,842,725,301
33,063,561,80*
34.619,936,186
46,120,525,801
-
47,801,999,601
'
3.2?
—
43.440.181,520
;
Tep Months
•
Ino,or
Dec. ft
39,081,322.582
11th Dallas
179 Cities1
Outside
New
The
508,787,743,725
,
York
City
+
'
895,903,565,305
-
459,881,656,495
■<
following compilation
6,620
6,440
the clearings by
covers
—Clearings, Total All
;
Months—
-
January
February-
1957
i
„
-
,
: 5,339
4.829
507
427
v:
1956..
•
;IUC. OS
„
Deo.
\
7.5
60,699,097,064
-50,546,430,010
+
89,727,491,824
+
5.5
51,111,477,041
50,177,880,414
+
1.9
103,360,256,939
+
3.7
55,909,469,276
54,193,709,886
+
3,3
297,423,514,630
98,634,250,074
104,759,535,228
+
5.6
6.7
167,720,043,381
57,200,234,767
+
2.0
57,738,066,919
160,918,020,310
53,601,041,182
55,875,227,822
55,056,885,269
+
+
313,972,207,988
105,235,792,137
-
5,703
5,169
4,694
497
442
5,301
4,821
3.9
53^09,612,708
+
1.5
168,847,914,394
604,860,662,682
+
3.5
102,419,640,344
+
100,178.972,069
September
5,527
104,043,362,750
307,437,148,052
101,340,924,403
5.1
1.1
99,492.006,491
August"
5,891
578
92,727,535,726
+
7.3
+
4,376"
a
Total 3rd Quarter
63,720
Total
109,338 98,307 90,127 1 043798 1 010686
945,551 895,903
N.Y.C. 59,016 60,627
53,462 46,993 564,751 548,951 508,787 459,881
307,296,289,853
October
71,789
ri
*
:
+
107,625,311,293
585
77,260
.
•
104,335,765,867
626,106,825,607
Total 6 Months
933,426 873,762 832,183
:
$
312,134.617,619
2nd Quarter
474
81,279
1957
100,037,883,165
Total
610-
90,926 83,557 962,519
Inc. or?
,
Deo. ft
106,860,942,317
__
Nashville--
Ali-110,395
.,
107,178.569,182
Total 1st Quarter
June
Clearings Outside New York
*
—
.-,1956
>
$
94,683,600,084
_
March
^
"
112,110,038,722
4,953
"
months since January 1, 1957 and 1956:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
5,515
add
0.8
1.0
$-
52,198,971,667
664.79,591,450
32,919;354,104
56,479,886,289
101,844,897,894
30,338,997,020
26,806,305,382
•
•
"
7
16
;
Louis
5,909
now
2,335,530,501
,3.646,465,193T
3,679,576,624
4,105,042,855
5,479,477,925
1956
3G,802,057,521
"
17
Chicago
5,607
We
2,621.127,115
2.2
Ten Months
V
4118,601.041,765
-15
Minneapolis
Kansas City
12th San
1.9
3.7
—
60,627,473,780
1957
1st Boston
9th
+
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the 10 months for four
years:
2nd New
8th St.
7,986,711,796
-2,939,225,122
—
6,183,193,068
!
4,471,262,042
■
-
3,227,715,847
109,338,052,000
59,016,793,793
-9,435,922,546
8.7 ;
+
4,115,894,688
4,558,113,119
,
5,063,806,169
0.2
—
2,947,064,515
-
$
6,151
Out,
1
4,926,400,161
5,047,593,809
2,762,598,161
6.145.330,886
3,164.909,689
2.1
+
1
5,288,025.856
1.2
—
3,652,038,056
Ten Months
5,952
6,570
5,931,238,030
'
3,191,563.242
44.722,741,005
0.2
+
10,-479,794,006
3,335,053.920
3,465,626,070
46,690,546.816
—18.2
—
3,499.054,498
$
2.0
+
6,215,811,193
1954
$
5.3
—
7^014,603,877
Federal Reserve Districts
489
7,441
by 0.8%.
1955
Dec. ft
6,929.729,783
3.504,930,950
5,804,963,760
10,504,258,087
.179 Cities
York
Inc. or
4,059,273,841
19
City—
CI
New
483
6,429
smaller by 2.2%
are
and in the San Francisco Reserve District
50,681,973,109
7
1
Francisco
Total
•
577
8,533
3.7%, but in the
Dallas Reserve District the totals
1956
16
.
11th Dallas
546
Total
8,425,379,261
8,720,802,802
trict reports a decline of 8.7%,". In the Kansas
City Re¬
serve District the totals are
larger by
an
11
10th Kansas
607
Other Cities
-
Reserve District of 2.1%.
The Chicago Reserve District
has to its credit an increase of 0.2% and the
Minneapolis
Reserve District of 1.9%, but the St. Louis Reserve Dis¬
3,976,844,708
"
Atlanta
651-
Tot.31cits. 101,862 100,909
an
In the
gain of
a
4.2
improvement of 0.2%, but in the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict there is a falling off of 1.2% and in the Atlanta
53,388.643,746
16
6th
Washington
Milwaukee-
—
for
$
14 cities
—
"
5,058
640
show
"
5,237
843
+ 11.5
+-
"
6,199
528
653
19,609,112,001
10,398,785,648
1957
6,545
661
746
723
9.1
In the Richmond Reserve District there is
6.759'
Memphis
16,896,308.02*
8.4
.+
•
21,857.121,309
totals
8
7,010
671
884
Buffalo
the
15
12,634
11,193
8,000
i,—
District
13,552
16,279
:
15,663,800,102
+
1,141,121,700
c
13,890
12,125
Paul
Reserve
17
15,386
15,235
Omaha
389,058,689
984,106,55*
cities
14.273
15,837
Denver
455,512.940
1,101.980,224
6.0
15,737
12,370
St.
October.
York
14.354
17,398
19,519
17,010
Jacksonville
996
Portland-—
-670
Birmingham. 1,039
532,968,756
+
15.952
1,007
945-
596,741,823
485,528,953
524,748.121
590,591,718
488.988.958
a summary of the clearings
For that month there was
22,845
1,239
973
today,
25,183
' 29,006
1,168
-—
548,576,959
626.157.271
4th Cleveland
1954
479,046 461.735 436,763 436,021
48,718
53,745
49,734
46,758
-49,283
47,665
43,594
39,710
32,679
31,826
30,064
25,808
1,322
Seattle
613.538,277
3:9
530.280,267
3rd Philadelphia
7th
1,651-1,455
Orl'ns
1,113,934,991
2.1
+
10,837,721,249
—
1,275;
New
1,138.227,718
+
594,787,969
■
5th Richmond
6th Atlanta
1,617
,
+ 10.1
679.020.042
618,038,403
44,169,009
Baltimore-
934
1,366.448.117
693.200.408
8
"
150,013,579
388,820,180
Cincinnati-
907
1,503,850.258
960,435,353
555,317,549
872,236,833
•'
11
56,928,134
41,231,548
60,100,410
510,053,578
91.378 -48,710 44,904 43,134
Philadelphia 4,713 5,855 4,962
4,654
Chicago.
5,176
5,122 - 4,502
3,957
Detroit
3,237
3,276
3,-094
2,438
Boston
3,244
3,340
2,863
2,656
San Fran2,965 - 3,045
2,683
2,326
Cleveland—
2,665' 2,733
2,402
1,920
Dallas
2,055
2,030
1,859
1,638
Pittsburgh2,179- 2,160
1,853
1,516
Kansas City
1,931
1,906
1,709
1,521
St. Louis1,662
1,834
1,649
1,477
Minneapolis 1,924
1,897
1,695
1,530
Houston
1,743, 1,877 -1,687
1,490
Atlanta
1,806- 1,833
1,683
1,423
Louisville
965.923,951
<8
City
238,806,601
51,853,897.
41,805,814
127,472,175
.425,969,862
40,342,215
_
__
New
42,224,938
157,362,429
BANK CLEARINGS FOR LEADING
CITIES IN OCTOBER
000,000
•
——Month of October—
—Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
Omitted " 1997 '■ 1956
1955
1954
York
3.1
Federal Reserve Districts
-
New
+
-
1,254,131.676
1st Boston
The course of bank clearings for
leading cities for the
month of October and the 1Q
months ended Oct. 31 in
each of the last four
years is shown below:
:
1,149,411.274
7.5
—
Month of October—
;
;
637,807.089
+ 19.1
41
41,912,744
"53,229,949
37,201,113
126,543,995
393,278,749
63,983,390
_1__
York
of 18.2%.
33,274,561
60,815,145
66,864,624
.36,872.530
Quarter
Nine months
October - -j
990,537,039
1,021,598,028
6.5
5.3%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
a loss of 2f.l%
and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
1954
60,362,702
145,347,090, 144,537,263
268,*734.754 ' 298,497.687
48,262,270,,. 45,712,805
<41,400.195 " 44,532,173
Si?rm6nths
3rd
52,558,561
835,007.706
2.5
388,001 and the 1956 aggregate $109,338,052,000.
New
8,788,640,672
+
81
109
5th Richmond
47,197,100
46,400,622
.
.
48,309,6G5
.,A-44,478,864
Quarter
July
August''
37,575,141
35,651,568
121,387,664
"
—
June
.
1956
48,100,955
L
J
.
of
7.226,287.543
+
1.0%,
$110,395,-
Number of Shares
February
month
$
626,800,610
-
673,044.398
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of
the 1957 aggregate of clearings having been
$118,622,800" $76,879,700 $863,223,230 $838,138,900"
The volume of
transactions in share properties on the
New York Stoek
Exchange for the first 10 months of
1954 to 1957 is indicated
in the following:
March
York
1954
$
594,591.546
2.9
+
1955
ft
1,166,035,047
1,293.838,619
6
_
-
or
Dec.
1,184.555,560
:
We also furnish
bonds
January
New
Inc.
$
ft
Francisco
'
1956
885.454,155
.
9,580.370,004
221,000
.j;
.
*
a
9
...
Total
46,058,800
6,000
5,515,600
San
2.6
—
OF BANK CLEARINGS
717,076.289
7
-
New
Reserve District by 3.1%. • The
Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a gain of
10.1%, in the St. Louiif
Reserve District of 2.1% and in the
Minneapolis Reserve
District of 3.9%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District
the totals record an increase of
6.0%, in the Dallas Re¬
serve District of
8.4% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District of 9.1%.
911.360,252
6.7
—
—-
—
the
1,078,113,763
4
Dallas
in
1,326,499.029
17
-
that
lanta
of
(1
10
Louis
9th Minneapolis
Kansas City
appears
Reserve District the totals are larger
by 2.5%, in
the Richmond Reserve District
by 6.5% and in the At¬
**
7
._
it
(including this city) the totals
improvement of 19.1%, and in the Boston Re¬
11.413,858.133
6
-
this
land
18
11
-
Chicago
12th
—
1956
457,262,139
2,000
Foreign government
U. S.. Government—
—
Atlanta
7tli
cities
10
Philadelphia
6tli
Ten Months
-
Bonds—
Railroad
York
Cleveland
6.7
—
905,457,171
1956
63,983,390
shares.
increase
an
1957
5th Richmond
8.2
Our usual
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The
results for October and the
10 months of 1957 and 1956
follow:
-
New
4th
\
6.3
—
$20,152,682,811 $21,554,289,195
Descriptions-
was
SUMMARY
-12
3rd
1.3
on
Number of
there
Boston
2nd
1.3
—
4,527,285,850
882,175,113
week
from
District
District of 2.9%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
District the totals suffer a decline of 7.5%. In the Cleve¬
$
1st
8.8
10th
4,234,440,544
day
one
For that
Week Ended Nov. 9—-
—10.0
$19,270,507,698 $20,648,882,024
All
9.
and
Reserve
an
serve
.1
the final
Federal Reserve Districts
1.8
—11.0
—
486,378,683
$15,036,067,154 $16,121,546,174
cities, five days
to give
4.4
8th St.
Ten
Other
able
are
—22.8
660,012,670
391,656,808
376,600,000
649,697,026
641,560,000
437,618,844
573,537,067
342,921,633
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
show
complete results for the week previous—the. week
ft
1,276,000,000
'
601,620,972
386,433,806
335,200,000
York
ter having registered a gain of 19.6%. We
group the cities
1956
$9,618,100,792 $10,060,808,118
1,114,074,040
1,234,765,786
Chicago
San
BY TELEGRAPH
1957
.
.
we
located
are
11.5%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,857,121,309 against $19,609,112,001 in the same week in 1956. Outside of this
city there
was an increase of
4.2%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
a loss for the week
ended Friday of
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
New
present further below
ended Nov.
At
this center there
is
4.4%.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they:
statement, however, which
we
$20,152,682,811
week
by
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated,
In the elaborate detailed
and
stand
same
covered
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
Saturday,
16, clearings from all cities
week
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
us,
9 Months
Total
296,488,100,473
Months
10
1,043,798,503,461
.
3.9
2.1
+
2.6
336,567.957,775
325,451,174,583
+
3.4
58,674,409,380
56.078,167,014
+
4.0
-
55,749,284,784
55,899,363,781
54,743,268,131
50.895.456,675
—
+
169,166,962,295
3.6
505,734,920,070
+
488,324,162,053
+.
1.0
59,016,793,793
60,627.473,780
+
3.3
564,751,713,863
548,951,635,833
--
0.3
7.6
3.9
+
162.872,987,470
3.6
+
'
6.7
+
—
1,010,686,815,155
•
4.3
+
164,533,154,273
.
*
901,348,763,155
109,338,052,000
.
933.403,115,460
110,395.388.001
7.3
3.6
,—
.
+
2.7
2.9
detailed statement showing the
figures for each city for the month of October and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for the week ended Nov. 9 for A.years.
our
First FederalReserve
District—Besten—
-Month of October-
*
Clearings -at—
1957
Portland
—
Springfield
Worcester
-Week
1956
$
$
Inc.
or
+
0.6
124.287,345
123,281,993
+
322.398,408
316,499,110
+
1.9
2.9
29,880,384,880
29,059,123.844
3.7
152,176,422
83,922.926
154,351,490
77,854,084
70,546,074
—
18,454,892
—
9,895,929
9,538,243
9,585,240
190,034.562
—
-
—
1.1
70,968,319
•
159,386,962
+
.—
+
656.316,208
5.5
524,805,154
+
•
1,725,395,091
1,042.477.868
180,527.643
13,753,927
146.520,500
12,760,777
3,976,044,708
4,059,273,841
5.3
1,920,887,504
—10.0
30,210,700
1,041.956,438
1.4
276,155,000
+
+
7.4
+
7.8
1,462.298.600
126.113.355
2.0
36,802,057,521
'
—
.
269.844,600
1.318.112400
1956
s
*
$
2,748,594
.
'
Ended
Inc.
2.8
755.645.023
5,112,992
1954
*"
c
"
8
2,492,260
4,623,450
2.0
—
738,979,037
1.4
..
91955
—.
7,417,138
-
November
or
Dec. ft
2,803,935
6,685,771
9.9
5,722,181
5,373,126
521,518,865
2,407,884
'
23
487,343,026
+ 10.6
2,966,511
3,500,819
+ 11.0
1,132,565
1,151,399
3,247,572
11,784,681
6,985.845
+
7.8
+
472,544.532
-
1957
"
156,910,178
648,320.177
2.4
+
114.079.299
157.390,800
0.5
—
30,619.800
.
—
54,063,232
-
102.622,245
Rhode Island—Providence..
New Hampshire—Manchester-
'
73.631,650
57,011.048
Wafcerbury
—11.7
17.771.430
-
71,830.064
I
Total (14 cities)
3,340.350,323
17,579,406
—
.
-
-
0.8
+ 10.3
8,742,233
!
*
Dec. %
13,576,351
17,766,037
-
i
Connecticut—Ha rtford
New Haven
.
1957
37,845,875
3,244,556,763
—
New .Bedford-
:
or
Dec. ft
41,740,703
River
Lowell
r
Inc.
,
$
13,658,877
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1956
—
'
-
•
$
Maine—Bangor
+
1^902^280
0.6
1.6
-
'
..
3,750,479
1,713,918""
4,039,883
•
■-
"
—
7.2
17,348,253
16,388,620
+" 5.9
13,177,707
12,370,509
+
6.5
42,029,328
22,112,961
+
6.3
+
3.9
+
+ 11.3
0.1
22,982S097
+
-
44,689,243
—
2.3
:+10.9
2,717,872
'
"
1.2
*11.1
10,877,568
"
"
'
8,190,750
30,283,G85
"
1
29,062,675
,
13,606,075
17,158,379
--
1
-
-
-
30,102,700
34,259,300,
y
+ 13.8
25,836,000
23,585,800
•
116,006,478
+
8.7
3,058,513
35,551,267,619
+
3.5
$11,360,252
"2,872,676
+
.6.5
2,205,325
885.454,155
+
2.9
394,591,546
.
11
2,331,469
626,800,810
*
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2196)
-Week
-Jan. 1 to Oct.
Month of October-
1957
Clearings at—
District-
053,459,778
12,901,088
14,617,189
—
Elmira
Jamestown
51,378,594,208
188,682,984
128,318,408
27,853,555
115.350,067
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford.
Hew
3.0
§3,388,643,746
50,681,973,109
Third Federal Reserve
7,783,407
11,763,112
9,617,652
Bethlehem
Chester
19,647,370
31,260,203
18,024,727
33,878,942
1,615,688
5.5
479,046 ,789,598
+
5.5
+
7.7
_
York
Du Bois
1
Jersey—Trenton
461,735,179,322
1,668,387,109
1,014,684,667
2.1
+
3,592,,359,208
+
5.3
498,601,041,765
7.6
1.6
131,056,456
118,879.798
2.8
4.4
—
2,403.992
3.6
11,019,400,060
5.8
35,988,667
+11.8
24,385,564
23,342,111
+
4.5
15,757,099
*29,000,000
28,528,486
+
1.7
1.7
2.6
70,323,032
3.8
11,413,858,133
6.0
1.5
82,654,815
82,263,053
+
5,083,517,239
(15 cities)—'
Y:
***'
•>
■
.
'--v
15,970,702
v
+
2.6
+
3.0
52,474,844
57,781.655
7,226,237,543
8,788,640,672
+ 19.1
9,580,370,004
i,745.954.
1.847.795
1.559.905
+
9.7
2,007,267
I,4Q0;892„.
+
3.8
4,T0L277
—To
4,217,527
1,006,ooo7ooo
1
785^000
6,693,617
V.
+
6,6
3,180.254
6.044,960
5,833,090 "
3.333,629
3,259.987+
6:203,071
+
+
61,203,889
757,213,110
+
0.1
18,419,049
+
6.9
22,819,535
15,663,730"
14.7
12,377,218
II,041.975:
+ 45.7
."'¥'Il¥,054?r39.-;
+
4,894.109
9.938.547
10,275.622
0.9
756,196.652
3.2
27.6
+
5,742,1)61
+
6,357,599
6,559,579
1.4
-
3,018.624 •'
7.9
—12.3
i'-..3,624.582
16,502,783
60,677,376
4.504,534'
942,000"000
3.464,758
2.2
+
.3,358,807
3,433,816
2.6
2.1
1,899.449
+24.4
1,105,000,000
+
55,770,614
1,998,146
+24.5
'
'
¥,378/733
9.4
-
179.516,292
296,305,552
160,911,877
310,073,801
21,4507333*'
68.264,282 -J'
.
8.7
-Wjt—*
0.5
780,620,164
730,365,068
-18.2
6,215,811,193
53
+
-
20,591,985
50.296,346
1.9
+
£2,198,971,667
57,134,314,555
517,,013,243
+
12,125. 067,551
24,206 505,539
+
+
2,361,,488,800
+
161, 589,000
79, 386,604
+
2.2
+
3.3
'•
1,078,113,763
15,375,675
10,470,881
2.0
261,637,761
270,659,781
4.5
522,324,338
5.6
62,659,200
■
■
Feurth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Cleveland
57,433,055
1,275,353,413
2,665,975,039
Columbus
269,494,300
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
19,013,855
8,636,102
;
54,611,496
66,130,795
42,233,534
Mansfield
Youngs town
Newark
Toledo
162,397,623
Pennsylvania—Beaver
4,225,830
County.
Oil
56,665,385
1,322,150,902
2,733,548,613
258,880,400
18,678,627
+
1,4
539,123,951
—
3.5
—
2.5
12,370,041,847
25,306,035,028
2,493,643,300
+
4.1
+ '
1.8
9,840,823
—12.2
61,891,112
165,199,484
82,010,338
—11.8
64,794,548
38,700,550
165,467,226
4,451,107
3,246,394
3.5
8.1
1,585,301,146
1,577, 558,820
+
+
7.0
—
" 10,067,595
44
f
365,709.628
48,663,600
45,262,400
6.9
2.6
10.891.744
+
+
1.9
+
0.9
20,878,638,926
715,860
30 ,039,228
19,519 ,231,592
7,H~5.447
.
387,037,985
+
257,997,595
250 ,949,099
+
266,791,193
263 ,080,251
+
206,092,176
189 ,342,134
+
63,213,114,435
+
4.7
187.371,898
7.3
5.084,750
201.038,021
+
+ 10.0
988,508,422
922,992,000
+
7.1
22,407.605
2.3
8,881,519,031
341,559,476
8,414,533,143
+
5.5
202,268,669
1.3
+.
1.2
7,489.850
644.594,239
+
12.7
9.9
15,837,579,701
63,278,049
5,952,477,165
+
2.0
586,710,721
15,235.467,439
57,801,981
4.0
+
9.5
5,607.206,549
+
6.2
14~1,373~683
31,349,475,031
+
5.0
717,076,289
673,044,398
1,233,325,534
5,301,824,520
16,279,700,000
4.2
27,874,414
27,732.312
1.4
1,285 430,071
5,527, 539,718
17,010, 400,000
+
3.7
294, 878,388
295,132,297
960,435,355:
8.8
66,179,591,450
1,021,598.028
1.4
7.2
2.1
207,18(1,746
2.8
14.8
10,138,771
1.8
1.4
380 ,206,008
—
13,830.277
285.451,333
13,718,684
45,160,032
31,960,101
—
2,160,182,029
40,589,891
24,768,079
+
28,638,654
22,109,531
+
+
6,929,729,783
Total (17 cities).
215,537.279
410,578.575
6.4
+
240,930.304
6.9
+ 16.1
+
53.951,800
1.0
+
:
: ■>
■
9.485.084-
0.5
1.9
5.1
+
3.3
:•
11,252.195
7.3
9.1
423,727,274
+
+ 46.8
—
;; 488,757.702
13,364,757
395. 079,218
2.1
+
:
11,404,654
+
30,691,515
22,564,978
Wast Virginia—V
-Wheeling
—^
583 ,687,550
28,439,571
—
-
528 ,173,938
40,037,251
—i——
City 1
Kentucky—Lexington
'
4.3
509,892,114
630,938,960
3,307,097
2,179,184,329
Oreensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie
■
990,537,039
835,007,706
7.5
—
1,166,035,047
8.6
—
Total
27.868.426
—
+
9.2
32.457,331
2,174,535
+
53,745,000,000
+
8,470,928,763
1.0
174,859,149
302.444,033
+
6.942,997,300
+
48,718,000,000
6,290,536
79,221.344
2,682.292
+ 19.6
72,304,~
74,207,453
4.3
2,360,795
—20.5
1,882,569
1.2
2.059,362
3,356.812
9,210,326,353
•*
34,189,510
9.0
61,987,710
305,650,472
21.050,245
2,388,757
3.7
i"
99.937,257'
87,720.804
3.3
+
377,243,815
171.576.249
+10.2
+
+
+
i
5,104,790
2,936,310
~
'"1,926,469
8.3
0.9
r
2,341,948
+
7.7
a),
2,112,697
+
10.6
(
10.3
—19.5
+
.
+10.5
194,705.821
+
*
+
191,076,860
67,410,841
1,601,170
:
(a)
+
7.9
2.8
+
$
29.407.975
15,983,975
2,483,876
2,670,108
81.230.265
89,647,357
381.034.248
__
1954
$
"
78,638,812
84,958.731
93,861,412
5,855,000,000
18,145,637
30,787,071
16,734,969
30,620,236
+~Y!I
—
224,373,995
83,323,638
28.5
21,031,451
6,761,985
24,342.917
480,520,680,402
+
9—
1955
%
+ 29.7
18,773.895
2.1
+
1,161,706,358
3,106,393,495
3,444,735,667
+
41,095,064
6,869,911
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
126,604,944
140,574,352
2.6
7.8
__
November
or
Dec.
$
<ai
1,765,,078,443
1,134,.814,530
244 ,558,472
1,181 ,177,689
3,186 335,600
80,372,486
—
Wilkes-Barre
+
9,154,736
9,775,990
7.29F189
4,713,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
h
5,909,503,192
145 ,656,199
7,236,951
r.
39,277,968
20,45X769
.
—
Lebanon
Scranton
1.3
3.3
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Hew
+
369,307,983
Total (11 cities)—
Lancaster
119,098,159
27,037,763
125,083,361
1,988.537,301
<a)
6,151 ,861,555
123 ,019,052
■
$
Ended
Inc.
1956
1957
.
2,029 ,391,419
2~1
327,922,756
359,971,754
Jersey—Newark
Harrisburg
8.2
+
320.951,691
Northern New Jersey-
1
+
Inc. or
Dec, h
$
Dec .ck
(a)
(a>
31-
1956
1957
or
.
640,009,820
13,142,562
15,112,946
48,710,578.220
178,925,420
165,090,348
178,606,795
Yort—Albany.
Hew York
Inc.
-Hew York—
Bingham ton
Buffalo
$
$
Second Federal Reserve
Hew
1956
7,014,603,877
1.2
—
—
"
439,732,644
2.5
+
1,293,838,619
1,326,499,029
i'-.-r:. i;;•+;
.4,302.365,
.'•*
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
98,564,000
Virginia—N orfolk
Richmond
:
—
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
—-
Maryland—Baltimore
;
—
Prederick
District
of
-
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
,
20,054,192
22,057,692
Wast Virginia—Huntington
—
100,859,000
1,002,517,471
36,576,497
69,106,958
1,016,003,472
1,617,913,467
6,330,142
651,864,723
1,651,090,873
3,504,930,950
—
—
35,443,396
61,342,535
3.2
+
+
—
6,292,371
0.6
607,368,659
7.3
0.2
3,499,054,498
32,910,554,104
337,391,300
v,„
■
,
v
,,(/
5.9
+- 5.2
192.229.031
.V
.7,279,085
3.911 AH
3,234.840.
22.255,000
20.39F.390
■
-
T 136",232419 :
171,917.893
2.9
6,611,677
5.551.GG5
9.4
330,637,342
259,¥81420
-T"T8
103,150.337
96,523,118
+
6.5
637,807,089
*555,317,548
+
0.5
24.683.226
20,767.255
+
.
•f
338,451,732
17,390.000
171,899.034
>
cir
Sixth Federal Reserve District- -Atlanta—
fennessee—Knox vi lie
122,245,560
125,205,359
474,723,858
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
—
578,728,834
1,806,600,000
1,833,100,000
2.4
+
—18.0
—
125.499,092
•
—
Macon
,
Florida—Jacksonville
4.5
388,600.000
8.5
351.700.000
300,700,600
0.1
5,553,418
6,668,663
—16 7
5,786.145
6.607.109
VCT,866/349
—14.4
5^937484
YV 358,300,000
•
—
26,578,923
26,488,633
+
0.3
258 960,080
285,424,733
0.2
—
3.1
+
29,851,062
953,927,902
4.4
9,362,740,628
+
11.5
215,044,652
+
286, 016,619
10,436 629,780
5,878,448
+
i.205,946,126 /;
;
4.4
+
Jackson
77,888,402
23.6
898 ,488,593
773,294,917
8,509.493,809
10.2
—"T
9.376, 810,148
,!> 207", 1837245
138,"093477
—
5.7
195,543,264
1,102,966,303
+10.0
..-14,514.995
12,442.389
660 ,538,771
600,370,442
+ 12.9
+
7.5
16,383,066
65,368,766
30,350,460
29,241.000
+
262,942,830
+
9.9
278,638,000548,591,949
+
8.5
60,273,396
3.2
7.3
4.3
288, 952,517
302, 283,000
57,661,722
10,696,143
_
Meridian
9,306,322
+ 14.9
96 ,167,741
Louisiana—New
973,186,374
Orleans.
Total (16 cities).
5,804,963,760
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
7.0
723,127
728,146
659,180
555,932
28,676,861
+
7.2
203,456,079
210,261,032
.165.463,185
8,537,447,930
178,756,170
9,153 ,283,157
+
7.3
1,184,555,560
872,236,835
56,479,886,289
52,652,051,817
965,923,951
—
2.1
1,149,111,274
5,931,238,030
+
9.9
+
2.7
—
-Chicago—
12,488,666
3,276,874,000
48,343,957
100,889,876
17,032,149
Jackson
17,589,419
Lansing
48,224,173
44,476,549
18,968,714
21,106,872
13,452,246
Muskegon
9.0
30 ,675,911
0.4
92,261,809
Rapdds
4.4
+
0.8
20,889,278
_
Grand
+
88.232,330
9,880.208
—
3,399,306
14,448,835
Detroit
572 ,831,795
135.3Y3.937
„
977,252,824
.
3,237,677,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
+
—
+
+
3,371,599
Vlcksburg
6,109.841
136,816,020
139,637,366:
31,384,000
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
+ 15.7
133,990,362
121,956,254
1.2
31,826,979,000
+
1.0
+
6.9
—
8.6
32,679,772,000
411,364,277
871,553,322
+
3.3
174,073,845
+
8.4
462,902,177
162,808,084
436,481,008
+
6.1
194,307,465
122,775,604
189,957,283
121,551,426
+
2,272,116
+ 16.9
1,958,033
2,158,862
18/647,144/
18,5~58~,639
+"*0.5
157930408
13,533,778
11~603,055
10/120! 343
+~F2
7/330954
12,106,685
12 152 178
9/185/759
1O0277854
85~41~G,000
75/125! 000
717795,000
2,655,607
2.3
+
3.1
+
1.0
—
—56.8
+ 11.3
428,700,394
862,574,956
4.0
—
7
7342! 598
Gary
13,403,649
+
0.4
56,668,080
52,553,141
+
7.8
536,061,607
525,626,296
+
2.0
118,326,519
Bay City—
Indiana—Fort Wayne
111,607,503
+
6.0
1,150,894,946
1,041,744,865
+
10.5
3,523,028,350
414,800,424
175,223,638
3.0
94"974,000
13,267,397
10.424.558
10,304.716
8,489.854
8.0
4,828,208
4,610,482
4.224,072
3,202,870
1.6
136,154,059
1197^82,707
877B2l7094
847660921
387,985,209
389,446,672
—
0.4
South
Bend
47,213,863
45,458,590
+
3.9
3,627,969,090
448,014,072
Terre
Haute
19,339,890
20,808,249
—
7.1
178,021,225
41,557,200
.40,517,494
+
Indianapolis
—
Wisconsin—Madison—
Milwaukee
610,687,354
_
585,320,809'
7,034,361
7,301,070
Sheboygan
11,232,825
Water town
2,041,502
Manitowoc
3,533,822
'11,815,754
1,877,668
4,089,505
33,903,390
34,216,165
219,383,310
225,578,961
73,327,249
69,870,983
Oshkosh
—
Iowa—Cedar
Des
-
+ 16.2
34,349,596
Montgomery
Flint
+
2.7
266,215,037
96,245,207
Mobile
•*
.
1,039,824,343
70,302,205
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham—
C;
903)23,288
>
4.3
30,849,200
996,201,392
108.228,814
+
—
—
28,923,675
Columbus
lil.210,406
+ 12.8
.+
29,709,364
,
>
Rapids-
Moines
Sioux
Ames
City
399,267,257
381,752,561
4.6
5.4
3.3
4.9
67,607,939
113,524,919
1.9
—
5,891,617,457
68,899,623
117,336,795
5,703,640,373
3.7
+
8.7
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington.
Chicago
_
,
Peoria
"Rockford
Springfield
Sterling
Total (31 cities)
2.8
18,145,003
44,803,850
+
22.6
—
0.9
307,843,680
36,557,602
295,926,327
+
4.0
2.7
2,014,338,157
1,983,177,618
+
1.6
50,984,789
—
+
4.9
633,451,818
15,994,639
.
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
5,585,451
5.369.594
44,700.696
40,678/204
15,578,589
14,175,082
15,765,974
623,022,861
+
1-7
+ 21.9
35,401,908
35,255,188
+
0.7
4.8
133,789,206
+
0.1
1,414,947
1,576,534
1.472.673
4.1
2.9
1.378,347
—
—
133,792,057
73,503,383
815,734.307
+
3.4
1,093,327,026
822,674.320
47,665,159,787
990,383,232
2.3
6.120,452
5.335,513
+
7,351.524
6.557,362
2.8
49,283,864,206
308,951,037
15,334.333
15,723,231
15.213,747
711,465,973
+
14,856.074
5.6
10,583,476
10.796,752
8.437,489
8,039.983
6,773,599
6,954,267
5,936,654
5.113,259
1,503,850,258
1,366,448,117
+ 10 1
1,138,227,718
1,113,934,991
3.8
270.200,000
270.600,000
~+~~3.1
195.867.958
181.054,538
3.1
144.565,714
142,271,636
+1~6~.4
27904~603
2.815T649
2.1
613,538.277
~596.741.823
13,940,580
5,176,873,035
5,122,415,994
41,024,568
72,387,649
1.1
75,721,017
50,011,841
49,401,839
1.2
488,799,707
301,928,893
662,689,551
451.544,268
33,165,658
33,480,314
0.9
289,285,990
276,156,602
+
7.4
8.3
4.8
3,362,636
3,548,293
5.2
31,923,672
28,370,750
+
12.5
10,504,258,087
10,479,794,006
0.2
101,844,897,894
98,685,402,443
+
9.4
15,815,036,287
181,444,918
15,994,129,892
42,168,783
76,442,982
.
+
+
; JEL-rr
Eighth Federal Aeserve District- -St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
6.656,400
50,094.244
7,849,770 *"
—
3,285,823
13,277,914
7,064,447
7,368,822
+ 14.1
3.4
18,651,332
—13.«
4,006,585
—
Decatur
2.6
+
—
04
—
1,662,181,381
19,032,228
1,834,991,459
19,046,996
3,582,683
3,187,222
907,766,321
723.350,489
934,409,193
843,701,220
3,772,373
3,424,773
15,368,445
13,277,193
—
—
0.1
170,755,618
12.4
32,705,963
30,249,198
2.9
8,339,635,303
—14.3
5,812,790,494
8,379,456,375
5,793,868,999
28,511,802
27,288.368
+
—
+ 10.1
+ 15.8
128.872,253
117,814,605
346,100,000
+
'
->•.
"
333,300.000
+
192,300,772
—
+
0.3
+
186.460.823
151.616,098
156.525,220
57183,538
2.733,999
4.5
+•
+
6.3
—
"ji.
Total (7 cities).
3,335,053,920
3,652,038,056
—
8.7
30,338,997,020
30,513,563,055
—
693,200,408
679,020,042
+
Number 5891
Volume 186
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2197)
-Month of October-
1957
Ninth Federal Reserve
$
47,290,916
1,924,212.148
14,904,922
746,546,221
5,124,954
2,591,276
52,575,017
8,477,000
10,697,267
.Minneapolis'
Rochester
Paul
—.
.Winona
Fergus Falls
North Dakota—Fargo.
Grand Forks
__
MinoC
South Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
Falls
22,518,831
69,342,786
Tcftal (16 cities
1954
$
$
4.0
+
+ 16.0
46,105,877
+ 37.9
21,142,091
432,966,562
+
3.5
+
4.2
70,015,000
88,280,808
+ 11.6
7.9
10,677,410
14,819,354
+
6.7
407,275,526
397,805,885
10,838,803
366,709,964
324,599.391
159^531,572
147,707,065
135^946,974
116,8627090
li7005~829
975067398
8,463,891
9,0857286
J2T523
5,1)1+855
4,724.612
3,8157572''
2.6
37,808,601
2.5
265,963,900
—11.6
+
0.9
203,413,648
.
2.5
—
—
—
339,599,555
2,947,064,515
+
1.9
26,806,305,382
€.8
9.0
+
,
+14.6
+21.8
+
5.6
4.3
+
1.0
+
5
A
87342,800
+
—
6.4
679707241
liiKiii
594,787,969
548,576,959>
483,528,953
1.4
+
7,612,369
14,280,346
618,038,403
4.7
12^527^193
7.4
+
7008/219
15,9^7/743
4.2
—
25,195,337,233
City—
5.6
+
+27.6
72,506,291
192,586,947
325,654,951
37,449,857
277,572,818
+
9,337,957
+21.5
197,462,798
551,351,175
19,574,076
3.9
+
-
•
■
•__
4,261,681
—
5,637,704
■
____
Missouri—Joplin
951,968
1,244,896
~+9
734,688
10,044,727
6,440,832,531
37,159,849
17,286,699
489,075,326
1,187,799,255
57,010,205
17,219,582,455
2.8
731,131
9,427,626
171,203,675
+
8,995,750
28,767,596
27,486,810
38^764,615
13,179,429
0.9
38,,497,109
—12.6
17,,415,649
469,,767,166
4.4,
+
1,251,,819,913
—12.7
+
3.6
53,,572,349
17,631,,811,890
573,,770,695
—
1.2
21 ,740,697
,1,941,441
3,108,,281,493
+
5.4
+
5.8;
955,563,714
4,115,894,688
+
Denver _;
+ 10.4
8,559 ,289,178
3.7
39,081,322,582 *
6.1
738,472
8,279,559
153,976,817
+ 11.2
158,037,081
11,512,680
—21.9
12,305,914
27,361,645
M
4.7
367446703
12,836,121
T~66
3027240,209
!
2.7
9,944,915
j
5,135,481
3.9
5.4
•
5,608/2-76
8.4
4,977,782
7,746,922'
532,968,756
781,830
■8,564,250
140,175,279
+
9,483,898
22,520,378
6.0
-
2.4
■
535,704,723
259 ,163,865
862,544
0.5
—
—
0.7
-
2,836,620,334
276,853,847
7,819,970,146
296,914,641
-28,692,292
865,169,100
1,024,923
—23.5
3.6
•
20,993,739
1.3.
+
"
30,362,275
___
"Total (14 cities)
-11.0
6,620,,348,857
4.7.
4,269,793,965
Colorado—Colorado Springs.
44,949,362
415,5747066
—37.2
1,906,163,683
63,050,649
1,917,712
313,007,295
_____
+
.6,549,686
.
<65,299,535
_
Oklahoma—Tulsa
714,697,245
4,552,843
.1,923,450
*53,478,878
125,863,194
131,393,266
5,717,522
1,931,325,344
_
Kansas1 City
St. Joseph'—
Carthage
.
.33,565,742
—
40,007,475
435, 836,246
+~372 '
...
1,680,601
„
_■———
Wichita
•
—24.4
41^597902
-
'
4,592,692
lau-*..
______
1965
+
211,984,871
577,125,164
19,307,562
>42,563,062
-
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
e
419,821,191
1.8
.
748,543,524
Topeka
Week Ended November 91956
1957
or
16,311,337,561
107,925,414
6,163,889,448
43,177,442
16,562,911
397,362,353
61,102,000
2.8
—
Parsons
453,171,510
17,398,366,582
131,130,796
6,509,922,855
+
Kansas—Manhattan-—.
^
1.4
+
Toitth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
-
Inc.
Dec. %
2,807,526
Orntnla
,
'
3,004,470,730
1-
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
$
2,858,201
.
Lewistown
'*60 '!;
:—
1956
$
+ 23.0
4,417,035
1,878,886
50,797,662
8,133,000
9,583,991
22,371,088
38,228,784
4,120,107
34,333,445
25.463,412
67.479,952
4,014,014
Great Falls
-
1957
3.9
+
718,153,330
33,472,357
Helena
'^
or
—
12,114,320
37,279,804
__
j
Montana—Billings ;
<v
49,191,615
1,897,990,362
22,565,016
~
——-—
___
Huron
Inc.
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Dulutlx.
St.
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31
1956
$
Clearings at—
49,
7.1
•
+
2314727994
■
11,498,281
3.6
•
9.6
-
-6.4
9.5
■
37,399,412,537
+
4.5
626,157,271
590,591,718
+
6.0
524,748,121
478,741,139
246,739,411
18,820,244,866
1,951,099,647
1,690,535,366
339,635,000
+
5.7
11,135,794
10,204,396
+
9.1
1+673,511
+
8.6
+
4.9
448,310,182
405,251,642
+ 10.6
383,233,914
9.2
40,409,160
7,922,000
41,552,385
8,937,000
2.8
+
—11.4
35,420,916
6,521,000
17,256,609,526
+
2.0
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
——
52,812,809
______
2,055,258,586
Dallas
"
-
■El. pasn
■■■', '
Ft Worth
-248,377,170
_
..
—
178,622,498
_______
__
38,130,000
■
,
+ 15.6
505,904,931
0.4
1.2
267,849,697
-19,734,908,093
+ 10.3
45,700,516
-27,886,476
2,030,403,714
225,170,870
191,146,028
39',457,00ff
1,877,873,851
7,868,729.
27,780,779
Beaumont
2,168,286,481
6.6
1,715,911,812
3.4
370,763,000
17,597,348,295
—
+
—
'
Galveston*-*
'Houston,—
1,743,927,891
9,229,529
32,112,825
9,937,065
-
Port Arthur-!
*
/IVichiia. Falls
——*
Texarkana—
+ 17.3
29,451,320
;+
10,852,398.
72,302,217
'
6+034,880
Total (11 cities)———
,
7.1
—
8.4
93,494,967
298,467,036
90,078,521
—15.6
597,168,687
4,457,224,032
2.2
43,440,181,520
41,983,889,404
9.0
—
4,558,113,119
—
9,762,711
321,527,403
+ 11.1
1.5
+
81,605,136
313,562,232
89,934,980
715,182,101
-
-
—_
Louisiana—nShreveport
—
'
—
1
34,270,317
6,425,000
.
+ 14.6
4.8
6,993,531
5,904,695
—16.5
15,509,600
17,138,840
3.5
530,280,267
488,988,958
—
+ 18.4
6,343,555
5,720,585
9.5
12,320,044
11,352,672
8.4
455,512,940
389,058,688
0.2
+
+
*tf
**
—
+
4
7 Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisce—
W ashington—Bellingham
Seattle
•
8,830,932
945,228,383
--
__!_
-
'Yakima
Idaho—Boise—
Oregon—Eugene
——
-
•Salt Lake Cicy_
Arizona—Phoenix
'
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
Long Beach.
Modesto
l
.
.Pasadena
*
1.6
82,409,384
8,780,966,837
247,312,888
432,641,712
156,739,000
8,345,925,461
+
4.8
236,597,885
410,453,712
+
6.8
219,631,711
54,128,347
49,822,364
129,860,630
34,537,004
76,898,391
22,303,094
3,045,693,821
+
4.2
+
4~5
+
0.2
2.8
4,132,923,527
2,126,412,262
(b) 408,278,448
451,958,936
1,272,298,930
298,368,737
13.4
818,000,739
870,675,810
—
Utah—Ogden
„
Riverside
_____
.
•San Francisco
•San.Jose—
24,895,207
438,324,045
228,878,042
(b)
52,044,669
130,070,647
33,564,140
87,173,094
24,303,494
2,965)286,618
131,875,729
40,200,410
60,838,642
110,395,388,001
—
—
+
+
3.5
9.0
+ 12.0
+
7.1
189,171,702
166,429,292
+13.7
+
8.1
6,429,204
5,026,268
+ 27.9
168,251,797
6,018,687
159,101.024
5,659,371
+
1.8
4.5
156,655,845:
145,046,436
—
—
+
2.0
187,788,334
Grand Total
(179 cities)
Outside New York
♦Estimated,
discontinued.
(b) Cleariqgs
+~7~8
+
297674,497
RATES
CERTIFIED
'
:
'
-
BY
NOVEMBER 8,
Country and Monetary Unit
0.8
59,114,696,267
56,488,306,624
1,043,798,503,461
1,010,686,815,155
+
3.3
548,951,635,833
+
2.9
10,837,721,249
+
—
—
figures
no
1.0'
2.7
longer available. 1957
3.6
+
+
5.0
31,683,820
,10,453,527
15,764,243
17,322,109
+
4.7
1,254,131,676
1,141,12 L *700
+ 10.1
+ 17.4
year-to-date figures
are
Friday
Nov. 8
,
Nov. 11
$
on
the different
INCLUSIVE
Free:
"
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc__
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
^
Finland, markka
Nov. 12
$
Nov. 13
Thursday
Nov. 14
.0555555*
.0252259
.0251918
.0252136
2.232320
2.232569
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
.0385356*
.0385356*
.01998121
.0199875
.0199750
_
1.041031
1.040937
.209275
.209350
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00311807*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00285795*
.00237562
.00237562
.00237562
.238000
,
.238000
.238000
.209440
dollar-
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone.
Philippine Islands, peso.
Portugal, escudo_
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland, lranc—
Union of South Africa, pound——.
United Kingdom, pound sterling
•Nominal.
.209262
CLOSED
.3^5600
VETERANS
.0800560*
DAY
.209470
.209384
2.801875
2.800937
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.325750
.325700
.325666
.0800560*
.
9.1
12,535,094
984,106,554
1,101,980,224.
+ 11.5
15,663,800,102
16,896.308,024
+
4.2
8,720,802,802
8,425,379,261
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
banks of the Federal Reserve
showed the following changes ended Wednesday, Nov. 6:
Decreases of $232,000,000 in holdings of United States Gov¬
securities, $191,000,000 in reserve balances with
$1,005,000,000 in demand depos¬
adjusted, and $187,000,000 in United States Govern¬
An increase of $619,000,000 in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks.
its
.0800560*
.263550
.263580
2.774133
this year at the
commercial and industrial loans have de¬
$796,000,000, compared to an increase of $1,-
Since July 1,
creased by
.263650
2.773824
This lowered the total of such loans
247,000,000 in the corresponding portion of last year.
.0800560*
.263425
2.772586
$27,000,000
City and $10,000,000 in the St Louis dis¬
reporting banks to $31,301,000,000. This was $1,665,000,000 higher than the total a year earlier.
.238000
.209420
.0277912*
Mexico, peso
1.041093
2.801562
2.800312
+
trict, but they increased $25,000,000 in the San Fran¬
cisco district, $13,000,000 in the Dallas district, and $11,000,000 in the Kansas City district; at all reporting mem¬
ber banks the net decrease was $3,000,000.
2.231822
.0385356*
.00237500
..
9.0
Commercial and industrial loans decreased
.209325
(officials
7,576,201
12,608,897
—
19,609,112,001
in New York
.00311807*
;
Japan, yen
Malaysia, Malayan
$
.0555555*
.0385356*
(Metropolitan), franc
(Free)
$
.0555555*
1.040781
+ 23.4
13.378,389
6,920,638
ment deposits.
Wednesday
.0199843
;
531,991,195
25,863,315
10,398,785,648
_
ernment
(Value in United States Money)
.0555555*
2.231324
5957099,368
Federal Reserve banks,
in New York
Tuesday
$
8,473,503
10.7
+15.8
+
Gondifion Statement of Member Banks
.0250666
.
Franc
1957,
Monday
..v
Official
France
14,
I+75475II
9.1
for eight months only.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1957 TO NOVEMBER
227451/791
16,4727509
+
i
21,857,121,309
564,751,713,863
—
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Argentina, peso—
27,349,231
555,585,424
certifies dally to the Secretary of: the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world,. We givebelow a record
for the week just passed.
•
5927l"027578
24^822^244
+To
+ 10.7
+ 10.0
3.8
Foreign Exchange Rates
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
277197,116
6557325,190
8.3
1773347281
5.7
+
18,7797355
7.2
+
27,997,184,814
1,054,444,781
312,367,310
529,138,903
+
7272687H5
8§76l£36l
+ 11.8
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
,
+*8*9
—12.9
60,627,473,780
(a) Clearings operations
+
1007i?2,933
6.2
'
Total (19 cities)
179,664,389
1097061,804
0.5
+ 10.3
419,397,451
1,186,457,303
282,282,503
755,118,796
211,256,799
233,828,288
2.6
73,593,231
8,198,412,128
228,854,886
425,025,611
159,943,000
8,301,660,180
223,094,892
3,747,589,042
1,901,268,945
481,216,049
29,006,302,798
1,161,316,940
366,828,071
—
109,338,052,000
59,016,793,793
•
-
2.3
—
6,183,193,068
-
;
4.7
22.0
+
127,100,456
36,540,933
69,872,017
6,135,957,081
Santa Barbara
^Stockton
+ 16.5
+
+
26,270,752
45,223,407
16,036,000
884,798,173
23,759,615
15,477,000
._
-Portland
*
7,582,837
902,679,804
'
32,037,742
46,252,471
—
2.773205
.140080*
.496950*
.140080*
.0349000*
.193283*
*.233350
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
.0349000*
.0349000*
.193283*
.193283*
.193283*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.789850
2.791095
2.791407
2.790473
2.800312
2.801562
2.801875
2.800937
t
Loans to brokers and dealers for
.140080*
.496950*
.0349000*
'
purchasing cT carry¬
ing United States Government and other
securities de¬
creased $88,000,000.
'
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $86,000,000 in
total of $145,000,000 at all report¬
ing member banks.
Holdings of Treasury certificates
of indebtedness .decreased $16,000,000, Treasury notes
$20,000,000, and United States Government bonds de-
New York City and a
CO
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2198)
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1957
.
$51,000,000.
decreased
Holdings
$155,000,000,
of
"other"
of
which
securities
$126,000,000
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
in
was
Demand
adjusted
deposits
decreased
$491,000,000
New York City, $149,000,000 in the Chicago
by smaller amounts in all but
Time deposits decreased
Borrowings
from
one
district, and
decreased
A summary of assets and liabilities of
the current volume
in which the details
reporting
mem¬
NOTICE OF TENDER
ber banks follows:
Nov. G,
^
Oct. 20,
Loans
adjusted!
investments
adjusted*
86,277
—
53,535
Agricultural loans
450
Other loans for
purchasing
1,554
estate
Other
IX.
S.
•
7
■
26
11.427
bills
—
1,011
;
.
+
24,959
total„^..
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
—
1,584
Treasury notes
4,411
:
:
U. S. bonds
,
—
banks
—
973
_
54,800
Time deposits except U. S. Government
28,943
U.
S.
Government
deposits
demand deposits:
Interbank
Laurentidc
9
17
31
loans
to
individual items
—
—
1544
and
after
38
valuation
of
—Nov 22
:
1
*
scries D,
Increase (+) or
•
•
Per
.
.
account————
21,201,391
+
23,999
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
845,208
+
778
F.
R.
notes
of
other banks
Other cash
360,077
—
344,895
..
Discounts and advances—
Industrial
450,145
loans
600
5%
14,540
Moore
16,715
75,363
209
17,576
—
1,181
+
Bought outrightr—
Bills
—1
596,973
Certificates
..
—
19,933,612
4.70%
+
—
under repurchase agreem't-
23,332,335
—.
-
72,900
-164,500
23,405,235
—164,500
23,873,556
—401.88G
Mutual
Total
loans
Due from
and
securities
securities
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
Govt,
S.
12
cash items...
5,182,870.
premises
+592,287
Total assets
+
62
235,334
__
+
13,830
52,126,284
—
—
+197,815
—
+120,203
IX.
bank
18,363,551
S.
reserves
—350,747
Treasurer —genl.
Foreign
acct.
323,448
—
Other
1
336,619
Total deposits
Deferred
Other
19,505,857
availability
liabs.
482,239
«fc
cash
accrued
items
4,232,545
dividends
21,502
+
64,486
—
29,338
+
86,345
—229,254
+
293,256
—
728
Total
liabilities
50,774,125
+183,477
eurpius
(Section
7)
Surplus
(Section
13b)„
in__
341,447
7%%
guaranteed
National Acme Co.
National Airlines
?
+
179,499
—
151,726
Can
liabs, & capital accts.
52,126,284
+197,815
combined
ances
liability
purchased
for
—
117,615
—
147
—<
•
'
9,167
+
20,617
53,981
+
+
30,198
95,629
loan
+
1.7%
accept¬
4%%
National
commitments
1,121
3,018
—
13
12-
2
11-
+
—
10,731
1,055
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)—:
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
11-29
1
9
12-10
11-14
(quar.)
Okonite Co. (stock
12-20
12- 2
Old
Ohio Water Service
(quar.)
Mississippi
Oklahoma,
—
——
12- 5
(quar.)—
50c
__
25c
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
11-15
25c
11-22
11-13
30c
12-10
(quar.)
12-17
50c
I-15
20c
12-16
11-15
$1.75
11-29
11-12
common
:
Inc.
Otter
Tail
Power;
common
^
5%%
Pacific
conv.
11-12
4%
preferred (quar.)—.—
Panhellenic House Association (N. Y.) com.-.
12- 1
11-12
12-10
11-18
25c
12- 2
11-12
12-16
11-15
12- 2
11- 8
27 Vic
12-10
11-29
1-17
50c
1- 2
12- 6
2%
1- 2
12-
(quar.)
Eastern Pipe Line,
Non-cumulative preferred
Parkersburg-Aetna
—
Stock
(quar.)—
(year-end)
Corp.
dividend
3
6
Patterson-Sargent Co. (quar.)
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging,
Ltd.——
Peabody Coal, common (year-end)
5% preferred (quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, LW., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Ppnrt Fruit Co., common (quar.)__
Stock dividend
:
12- 2
11-15
$8c
1-2-58
12- 6
4.60%
1-2-58
12- 6
4.68%
$1.75
12-13
11-15
$1.12 Vi
class
B
pfd.
A
(quar.)
Year-end
(quar.)
50o
10%
•
(quar.)
40c
12-10
11-15
1-6-58
12-16
1- 2
12-16
Pennsalt
Extra
25c
Co.
(quar.)
II-26
11-12
50c
12- 1
11-14
59c
!
(quar.)
12-23,
12- 2'
-
20c
12-14
11-29
20c
12-14
11-29
4.70%
4.50%
4.60%
(Pittsburgh)
preferred
preferred
12-1
11-25
11-15.
11-15
11-15
12- 5
11- 8
11-12
1-1
12- 1
12- 9'
11-15
Chemical
(quar.)—
—
-
12-20
11-30
12-16
11-29
$1-
1-1
12-16
$3$3.59-
11-19
11-19
11-30
2%c, 1-2-58
50c
12- 1
15c.
12- 1
2 ¥2%
12-1
8%c
11-20
25c
12- 1
110c
11-22
10c 1-3-58
31 %c
12- 2
$62%c
12- 2
8%c
12-15
11- 5
11- 5
11-20
2%
12-15
12- 1
32-1
12-14
12-16
11-18
11- 1
11-1
11- 6
11-18
11- 1
12-16
11-15
11-15
11-20
11-20
11-20
11-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
Stock dividend
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
—
4.24%
pfd.
(quar.)
12-14
11-29
11-29
$1.16
92%c
$1.01
$1.17%
$1.12%
$1.15
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12-2
12- 2
12- 2
11-8
11- 8
11-«
11- "8
11- 8
11- <8
30c
—
'12-16
40c
10% /
$1.06
-
11-15*
11-15 *
11-15
11-15
25c
(quar.)
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-30
-12- l
12-1
12- 2
45c
57%c
58%c
(qaar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4.05%
Products, Inc. (quar.)
12-10
12- 1
25c
(quar.)
com.
Paragon Electric Co. (quar.)Park Chemical Co., 5%- conv. pfd.
Park Sheraton Corp:
(quar.)
$50
Ltd.,
_
10c
palace Corp:
Paterson Parchment Paper Co. (quar.)—,—
1-
$5c
15c
1st preferred (quar.)
——$0.3281%
Corp.
(quar.)———
60c
Panhandle
12- 1
$1.25
Finance
11-12
45c
r
Neisner Broa.
90c
$1.10
20c
62Vbc
$1-
Atlantic Canadian Investment, Ltd. '
Pacific Far East Line, common (quar;)-—- -
12-10
Canada,
——
National Tea Co.
30c
15c
115c
$133/4C
$$3
20c
preferred (quar.)
———.+
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred (quar.)——
10-22
$20c
of
Malleable & Steel Castings
Co.
$1.12%
4%
11-
$1.07
(quar.)
dividend
11-15
2-14
11-29
11-12
11-21
11-29
12-30
12-30
11- l
12- 2
10c
Owens-Illinois Glass, common (quar.)—__—-
—
National
12- 5
11-15
12- 1
3-1-58
12-12
12- 2
12-10
12-16
1-15
1-15
12- 2
12-10
—
11-22
$1.18%
A
7%
12-16
12-10
40c
11-27
$1.06V*
National Gypsum Co., common
Stock dividend
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
National Lead Co.,
20e
50c
$1,06%
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Outboard Marine Corp. (quar.)———
6%
'
2%
Hosiery Mills,
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)—
46c
dividend)
(quar.)
Products
11-15
12-2
Extra
4y+%
loc
(stock
12-13
12-16
11-20
50c
(quar.).
12-31
i
11-12
11-12
11-12
5%
11-15
11- 6
11-12
U-12
12- 2
12- 2
$1.05
$1.10
$1.12%
37Vic
dividend)
12-13
11- 6
12-2
12-11
12-10
12- 2
12- 2
Republic Life Insurance (Chicago)—
12- 2
11-22
12-13
5c
50c
..
11-15
11-20 "
11- 1 12V 1
11-15 <Jr
11-23 -
River Products Line,
12 Vic
12-20
12- 2
1- 2
12- 2
$1.02
Inc.
preferred (1951 series) (quar.)
$4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Oliver Tyrone Co. (quar-.)———
Omar, Inc.. 41/a% class A preferred (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)——
Ontario Jockey Club Ltd., common (s-a)
6% preferred A (quar.)—-—
5%% conv. pfd. B (quar.)
;
Ontario is Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Orphcum Building Co. (s-a)
s
dividend
Quarterly
62,605
llr 6
11-29
1
50c
2
11-29
,
11-29
$1.14
$2,50
40c
—
12-
pfd.
$4.40
Drug & Chemical Co.
(quar.)
National Food
(quar.)—
Forge & Machine Corp—
Ohio Oil Co. (quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4.08% pfd. (quar.)_.—.—•_
-
preferred
Crankshaft Co.
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
4.20%
1
5c
Ohio
6
^
12-13
?25c
1$1.75
—
11-15
11-13
:
/
""
1
$3.60
National Union Fire Insur.
foreign
correspondents
.Industrial
.2%
Ohio
>
11- 8
' 12- C
12-13
.
(quar,)__—
com.
11-15
2
12-10 "
35c
12- 2
1-
;
.
..
Pacific
Corp.
National Starch
+
11-29
.
(s-a)
11-
93%c
t
11-15
11-15
1L-15
ll-,'8/
.
be
12- 2
(quar.)—
National-Standard
47.4%
on
Oglivie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
7% preferred (quar.)„
11-
National Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
Stock
bilities
11-15
^
Olin Matbieaon Chemical, common
70,904
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
11-25
12- 2
will
r
;
11-15
—
18,106
6 9/10%
of
(quar.).
11-21
31,965
66,963
South Africa
11-21
+
+
—
tax
12-16
1
12- 2
12- 2
12--2
12-10
-
i
deducted).
1
*
11- "5
.
12- 2
National Cylinder Gas, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
National Dairy Products (quar.)—
Class
14,127
non-resident
6
11-30
(quar.)
National By-Products
National
-
12-15
(quar.)
;
preferred
•
Union of
share.
Oak Mfg. Co.
Official Films
1-
<
11-22
11- €
10c
—
11-18
12-10
11-22
'11-22
12-16
11-25
•
70c
,<3Oq
(increased)-—*x—
11-25
12-14
■
<
1-24 -" 12-31
-
-- 25c
$1.12 Vi
—,—
:
1
(s-a)
Alumlnate Corp.
National
—
12-16
11-22
10,665-,
117,463
National
+
12-
12-30
-10c— 11-25
-
(quar.)
12- 2
12- 6
27,543
235,576
12-20
12-20
-
44c
140c
$69c
-
(quar.)—,—_—$1,31%
•
-
American
12-13
+
747,593
Other capital accounts
Total
211
12-20
(quar,)1
preferred
preferred
5%-%
1
Corp.
Stock
paid
11-15
1- 2
25c
ACCOUNTS—
Capital
12-15
11-15
12-31
...
—
O'o'dcp Copper, Ltd., .ordinary (interim)5s'
(Equal
to
approximately 70 cents"'per
' '
Nashville & Decatur RR—
Ltd.,
CAPITAL
11-18
Nachman
95,629
-
v—*
......
474,660
+
*
50c
—
Extra
11-15
+
—
Service—
—
Norwich. Pharmacal Co.
10-31
Deposits:
Member
12- 2
Extra
11-18
11-29
7%
27,014,221
11-29
1-
11-25
Extra
notes
11-29
12- 2
i
1-
shares
National Biscuit Co.,
Reserve
12-16
12-17
13c
LIABILITIES—
Federal
2
12-17
40c
245,586
11- 1
Northwestern Public Service Co.—
4Va%
Myers (F. E.) & Bros, (extra)
10
12-20
12-20
—$1 . 12- 1
(semi-annual)——
$2- 1-15-58
—
Common
540,247
—
82,941
Other assets
—
11-15
12-2
11-6
11-29
1- 1
1- 1.
11-15
.
25c
•
-——_
preferred (quar.)———
Quebec Power, Ltd., com. (quar.)
5%% first preferred (quar.)-—
Nortlwvest Bancorporatlon (quar.)—-—
1
Foundation—
Income
12- 2
12-20
11-22
12-20
$1,337
$1.37%
(quar.)
r
.
(quar.)
(increased)
Common
1-
—
of America (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
$3 convertible class A preferred
Preferred B (initial)
(quar.)
Beneficial
U.
preferred
prior
12-
—_
Year-end
31,300
1-2
70s
70c
'
-
preferred (initial)preferred (auar.).
,
11-15
12-3
12-14
-
"
11-15
1
>
75c
40c
$1
40c
$3.50
30c
26!Ac
50c
Murray Corp.
571,547
+
tl5c
?62J/aC
12-15
Munsingwcar, Inc., common (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
2,801,750
—
Total bought outright
11- 6
12-
:. 20c
$1.12%
$1.17%
...,
Wheel Corp. (quar.)—
Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred (s-a)
—9,153,913
11-16
12- 2
Illinois
5'/a%
12-16
25c
Motor
418,547
9,000,913
11-29
11-25
^
11-29
12-20
convertible
5.80%
12-16
2
$1.25
37 %o
7%c
$1.25
<22%c
$$1.19
$2.50
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)—
7,059
Notes
Total
Utilities,
41a %
-
2,508
under repurchase agreem't
Held
—
(quar.)
& Company
Montana-Dakota
CJ. S. Government securities:
Bonds
(J. P.)
Morgan
18,034
13
+
Lines (quar.)
Products, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., & Co., com. (quar.)—
4%% preferred (quar.)
88,650
—-238,580
*
5%
815,999
—
2
l-
2%
,.
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack
10,000
—
1-
125c
15c
30c
25c
(quar.)—
common
11-12
$1.25
125c
(quar.)
dividend
a/Bee.
12- 2
Moore-Ilandley Hardware Co.
825,999
.+
24,777
•1—
Stock
195G
Holder#
40c
$1.25
$1.10
$1:15.
90c.
.
(quar.)—.
Co.
When
Share' Payable
Morrison-Knudsen
Acceptances:
Bought outright
Held
22,04G,599
-
Tool
Chemical Co.,
Monsanto
Nov. 14
.
Machine
12-20
$1
221/2C
preference (quar.):
Corp. (extra)—
Northern Insurance Co. (N.Y.C.)
(quar.)—
Northern Natural Gas, com. (increased)
2052
24%c
34c
(increased)
com.
common
11-28
37Vac
Ltd., common (quar.)
(1956 series)
(quar.)
pfd.
4.40%
5%
Monarch
Decrease (—) Since
1957
Utilities,
3+"'
12-12
34%c
t$1.38
Oil,
Star
Northern
•
preferred (quar.)—
———
Mitchell (Robert) Co/ Ltd., class A (accum.)
Modern Containers, Ltd..,class A (quar.)—_
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
(In thousands of dollars)
reserves
1
3
12-
15c
+
Northeastern Water Co.—•
Class B
*
gold certificate
bonds
Dec
12-
12-18
Northam Warren Corp.—
$3
5% preferred (qUar.)
.—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
$4r.60 preferred
(quar.)
—
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Missouri
Total
1849
1, 1964
(Continued from page 14)
re¬
Name-of Company;
Minnesota Power & Light,
Nov. G,
Coal Corp.
Northern
Statement of Cenitien of the Twelve
certificate
Nov 20
North
12-3
12-18
15c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5V'2% pfd. (initial)—
iNorth Penn RR. (quar.)—
North Shore Gas (Illinois)
(increased.)
'$2.50
~
Gold
1955
DIVIDENDS
r
1957
Nov 30
1954
12-18
10%
Central Ry.
Northern Indiana Public
/,
Nov. 13.
Fag#
12-10
12-18
(quar.)
dividend
American
^
15c
5(2%
Ltd.—
>
"
B
Northern
shown gross.
ASSETS—
Class
$4
83
+
-
+
45c
(quar.)
North Canadian Oils,
5% cumulative preferred stocks
Acceptance Corp.,
455
—
36
—
(New York District).
1958
•Announcement in this 4ssue?
'
iOct. 30 figures revised
1
114
—
deduction
——Dec
Date
"
551
12-10
ll-t2r-1
11-21'^
12- 3 *
(increased quar.)
dividend
Northern Oklahoma Gas
429
11-12
10%..
North American Car Corp.
North American Cement Corp., cl. A
373
+
15
—
851
banks
are
1,944
+
287
12-10
40c
—
Stock
Pennsylvania & Soutliern Gas Co.—
5Va% first lien and collateral trust,
due March 1, 1968
788
—
;
•
—
curves;
pref. stock—w-Nov 29
$3 cumul. conv.
(closed)
1st
12- 2
90c
Extra
1739
Apartments Ltd.—
mtge. 4%% bonds, due Jan.
Montreal
169
—
619
+
1,699
...—
From Federal Reserve Banks
From others
;
of
1
1, 1977—Dec
series A and series B debentures
5%%
11-20
12-20
*
(quar.)
Ry.
12+ 5
12- 2
5'%
North American Investment, 6%
142
12- 5 i f
1- 2
$1
»
(stock div.)
2094
265
1- 2
j
15c
1
263
12— 5
15c
preferred A (quar.;
North
+
—
Western
&
12-'(5 "I
1- 2
,
i
approval of I.C.C.)
(Subject to
11-29
1- 2
12- 2
..
.
;
1958
+
80
—
—
10,773
—
Foreign banks
(Exclusive
2048
12-13
15c
$1
145c
J$1.25
(initial quar.)
B
Year-end
12-2
35c
_
-
1-1-58
1-1-58
1-1-58
12-10
.
12- 6
12- 6
12- 6
11-30 /
11-11
11-11
t
15c
1
—
—1,005
1,573
Domestic banks
Borrowings:
Class
Norfolk
Company and Issue—
921
•
93%c
$1.12*4$1.12%
Year-end
Nopco Chemical Co., 4%
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
LIABILITIES--
deposits adjusted.—
2%%
Texas Co.,
11-15
Electric & Gas
f. notes, series B, due June 1, 1968.-Dec
Foote Mineral Co.,
60
191
—
759
11-29
-
;
11- HB
11-15
*
preferred (quar.)
——
preferred (1949 series)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio)
(quar.)™-.
Newfoundland Light & Power, com.
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
—*
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo,) (21c from accumulated undisturbed capital gains and 14c
from current net investment income)
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—
Class A (initial quar.)
debentures due June 1, 1971—_——Dec
381
—
155
—
2,335
.......
+
+
12- 9
12-20
40c
3%%
Stock
s.
12- >6
12->6
1- 1.
1- 1
25c
4Vz'/o
Co.—
—1,012
51
—
13,176
"v
16
$1
$1.01%
—
-
of
New York State
Northern Ry.—
coll. trust
5%
12-16
(stock div.)— Reading Co. 2nd preferred
stock for each 65 shares held
share
One
2047
1
10-25
1-2
„
mortgage bonds due Dec. 1, 1966—
3%%
Pittston
793
&
Jersev
Norfolk & Southern Ry.
first mtge. bonds, series A, due Dec.
Piedmont
496
+
—
20
—
1,300
domestic
145
—
7,783
Reserves with Federal Reserve BanksCash in vault
1
l.
Demand
1
Dec
bonds, series A, due Dec. 1, 1982—Dec
1st mortgage
Northam Warren Corp.,
106
—
232
—
17,953
with
96
—
,Dcc 31
7% preferred stock
11-25
New York Central RR.
1952
•
8,751
loans
Balances
4$
—
Date
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
33,b%
loans
Government securities
Treasury
416
—
2050
Detroit & Toledo Shone Line RR—
01* carry-
1,102
Real
88
—
22
Pag#
Engineering Co., Inc.—
convertible debentures due April 1, 1970
6%
3 %%
brokers and dealer,s for pur¬
or carrying securities
chasing
_
sinking fund bonds due Oct. 1, 1960—Nov
4%%
Peg*
1627
pfd. (quar.)
Zinc Co. (reduced)
New York Air Brake (quar.)
Coleman
35
—
„
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.,
+1,665
2
i
Corp.—
George
1
Jan
stock
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
+1,326
3t
—
St.
common
^
675
+
79
—
/. 31,301
Commercial and industrial loans
466
Hotel, Inc.,
1st mtge.
195G
,
(in millions of dollars)
and
Loans to
Hotel
Nov. 7,
1957
1957
Loans
Date
Company and Issue—
Commodore
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—-) Since
-
mak¬
number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
12- -6
$5c
(quar.)
preferred
4.05%
12- 2
12-23
Ltd
(increased quar.)
Jersey Power & Light, 4Vo
New
New
-1- 3
12-16
85c
-
New Haven Water Co.
ing tenders, and the page
Loans to banks decreased $60,000,000.
ASSETS
the redemption or last date for
The date indicates
Banks
stock
common
including those
$38,000,000 and borrowings from others decreased $36,000,000.
called for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
and
preferred
of the other districts.
Reserve
list of corporate bonds, notes,
Below will be found a
11-27
7c
50#
.
Stock
New
in
$31,000,000.
Federal
dividend
Dickerson Mines,
30c
12-31
$15c 1-17-58
;•
-
Payable ofReo.
Share
ItarreofCompanjt
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Nestle-Le Mur Co. (quar.)
,—
Notices
New York City.
-
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper
Neon Products Canada,
Holder*
When
Per
mi
■
creased
12- 2
11-25
11-11
12-. 2
11-15
Volume
Number 5691
186
.
Per
Name of Company
Whenr-Holder*
-
Voting:
"7^
common.-, (quar.)
''Non-voting-,
•
_■
Peoples Telephone Corp.;; (Pa.) 4%%
Pensi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Circle
Peri'ex
pfd
.
(quar.)___
Co.
4'%%/'pid.
Corp.,
:
-
_
(quar.)_k._.
___
Permian
Paul,'
Peter
Inc/;';tquar.)
__
Petersburg-&: Hopewell Gas
(quar.)
Pfaudler
Permutit'; (initial)--Phelps Dodge Corp.•'i quar.
Pheoll Manufacturing xquar.)"
Philadelphia
Electric
Co.,
preference
30c 2-10-58
Extra
Extra
Safway Steel Products Inc.
Safeway Stores—
r-;" /
< i t.
*v. 12%<T 1-15-E8 i 12-18
Phillips Petroleuih'Hquar.)__-k_.-_
;V; 42%c12- 2
11- 1
Phoenix Glass Co. (monthly)'
!kk~
8%c
11-25-'10-15
iMonthly
•'V',
8%c i 12-20 y: 10-15.
Pilisoury Mills Ind., com.
(quar.)k.Uj. i,v.fi2*/aCui 12^-2/iill-ll/t;
$4" preferred (quar.)———
$1- 1-15-58 1- 2'
Pioneer Natural Gas: iquar.)—k_l__7Z.-_l-—
35c
• 12- 5 •, 11-22
J?itney-Rowes7 Inc.,, common, (quar.)__
40c
12-12
11-27
4J 4 ^ -'preferred;''B- (quar.)__
k<!% 53VsC '•<% 1- 2 i^'12-20
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
25c "12- 2 '/■ 11-19
'So .preferred (quar.)
1
;
$l-.25
12--2 ( 11-19$4.80 -preferred
(quar.)_i^._____^__
—f/1 $1.20' :12-*2 -11-19
Pittsburgh Plate Glass {year-end)
^ $1.10 .. 12-20
11-29
Pittsburgh Steel Co., common (quar.25c /• 12- 2/'' 11- 8
Stock dividend—_i,
,-I 15^ - *12- .2
11- 8 ~
K
5'>:*i)referred A .•(quar.)___
$1.25" '12- 2, < 11- 8
Distance/Telephone
'
-$1.3,7^}*";'/,.12- 2'■11- 8
v;-»
40c
12-16
20o
Common
1-1-;
-11--
(quar.)
7tV
preferred
1
t quar. 1—
(quar. )_1__1___1___
.'Stock dividend /—
:•
1"'Polaroid'Corp.jrnew common (inhial quar.)4 "
; •<* Pirst-! payment following a 300^ stock diviPlynouth Oil Co.
•
'
dend
paid on Oct. 10.
«'5%-: lst preferred (quar.)
'
•
,
v
s
,
*
4V4%:
Service Coh of
Publid
•
$1.06V*
►; $1.12*/^
Quaker
Quebec Power Co.
Inc.,
'
of
Corp.
1st
$3.50
"Ralston
America
-
4%',
3%
preferred
Purina
(quar.)
(increased'
Co.
:V"
Reading Tube, common
$1.25l convertible,
preferred
1st
(quar.»__:
preferred
(quar.)____
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)——
Chains (Canada),, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Republic
Insurance. Co.
Resistoflcx
(Texas)
Corp.4- (stock
dividend,
Rexall Drug Got (quar. )i_
Copper .& Brass, Inc.
;
Revere
Reynolds
(R.
Common
Tobacco,
J.)"
B
(quar.)
,
'12-12
12Y&C
12- 2
31V4c
12-2
15c/ (12-17
t28c
1-1-58
40c
11-25
3%
12-31
" 12 Vic
12-6
50c
• *
(Increased)
(increased)
,
American
.
(Subject
' * 13, 1957
y
Richardson
Richi'ielci
approval
(final)—
shares
•<
'
Co.
Oil
Dec. . V
12c) .JV
/
Class
class A
(Texas»_J.___
(quar.j:___
ZzS':'
.
(quar.)JC______;____________:_r:J.,
B
75c
50c
5c
5c
5c
.,.12-11 +
12-14
-12-14
12-16^
12- 2"
12- 2'?
SI.50
prefprred
Robertson
(James)'1 Co.,
Little
Robinson
Rochester
(r uar.)
Gas
Ltd.:
pfd. series F (quar.)
4.10% pfd. series I, H and J
434%
4.95%
(quar.)
pfd series I (quar.)
pfd. series K (quar.)
Rochester
&
11-18
11-15
10-28
10-28
Genessee
Transit
Valley
Corp.
RR.
(quar.)
(s-a)
f
$1
$1.02V2
$1.18%
$1.23%
$2
10c
*
10-29
12- 5
12- 5
12-5
11-13
11-15
12121212-
2
2
2
2
1-2-58
12-
;
1
-
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-20
11-14
4%%- preferred B (quar.)
Rockwell. Mfg., common
Stock dividend
5%-%
preferred
(quar,)
(quar.)___
1-1-58
$1.19
12-23
12- 5
11-20
1-6
ll-(20
68%c '..12-11
10-28
55c
4%
,
Rockwell-Spring & Axle—
•
-
Quarterly
Stock
dividend
50s
2%
Strapping,
B
Simonds
12-10
11- 8
12-10
11- 8
5%
25c
3%
62 Vic
tl5c
115c
$1.80
70c
:
(quar.)
Simplicity
—
(initial quar.)—
" 12-10
12-18
11-15
11-15
11-26
11-25
11- 8
11-25
11- 8
12-16
75c
12-14
55c
45c
30c
12-13
12- 5
12-10
25c
30c
12-31
11-20
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-30
11-29
12-16
Mfg.
(quar.)--——
Co.
Co. (quar.)
Morgan)
Co.
(quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co.
(quar.)——
Oil
Smith
(S.
Smith-Corona,
Extra
—
Socony Mobil
Extra
common
$1.25 preferred
$1.55 preferred
Class
B
Southam
—
Co.,
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
4.24%
.4.08%
11- 1
50c
12-10
11- 1
12-13
11-15
31%c
38%c
12-31
12-31
11-29
12-3
12- 3
Edison
26Vic
25V2C
27VaC
11-3011-30*
11-30'
12-6
11- 5
11-5
11-5
11-12
$1.25
12-31!
12-14
12-13
12-13
12-13 .
12- 2
12-16,
12- 2
12- 2
12-14
11-29
(quar.)
—
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
150c
—
Co.—
'
30V2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
;
k
(quar.T—__—k_k_k
.
:
-
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Southern Natural Gas Co.
11-29
11-29
11-30
12-28
11-15
10-15
10-15
11-13
12-13
50c
75c
$1
.
;—
5%
(quar.)__
California
4.88%" preferred
...
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Southern
12-10
(quar.)———
South Texas Development, class A
Southeastern Telephone,
50c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
South Bend Lathe Works
11-27
11-27
• >. ■
——-
-
——
12-14
12-14
7c
(quar.)—!
Oil Co.
Corp.,
Sonotone
Southern
50c
70c
5%;
25c
(quar.)
Railway Co.,
common
(quar.)—'
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)—
Southern Utah Power Co., common
—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:—::
preferred
Southwestern
Southwestern
(quar.)——
Electric
Service
Life
25c
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
Southwest Gas Corp., common
Prior
Co.
Co.
Insurance
20c
—
31c
(quar.)
45c
Southwestern
3.90%
4.15%
4Vi%
Public Service Co.—
(increased
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60% preferred
4.36%
preferred
4.40%
preferred
4.40%
.
.
!
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25
par)
(quar.)
;—
1-10
20c
:
Extra
11-15
11-15
11-20
11-29
11-15
11-15
12- 3
(Dallas)—
Quarterly
3.70%
10-28
30c
30c
(quar.)——
Snap-On Tools Corp.
-
11-26
12-11
30c
Skelly
,
12-11
tl2V/2C
Extra
Simpsons,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Sinclair
Oil Corp.
(quar.)—_______
Singer
11- 8
11- 8
11- 8
11-8
11-29
11-29
11-22
20c
:—
—
Pattern
12-10
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
1-2-58
1-2-58
12-14
20c
(quar.)
li-27
11-12
12-13
•
•
11-19
12-10
11-15
2
11-
2%
12- 2
11- ft
Products'(4^ar-)
25c
12-14
11-30
(quar.)
35c
12-
2
12-
2
dividend
50c
(quar.)
(D.
Co.
Ray
11-26
12-11
50c
12- 7
11-
8
12-
7
11-
8
30c
12-10
11-29
12-31
12-16
12-
1- 2
12- 4
1
11-15
11-
6
11-
6
11-15
12-
2
li-la
11-
8
28 %c
12-
1
11-
8
41 Vic
12-
1
11-
8
5c
12-31
12-
2
$1
12-
11-
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
5
50c
11-15
12-23
12- 2
$1
$4c
1-
2
12-
.1-
2
11-22
15c
(quar.)
13-14
50c
:
(quar.)_;
Corp.
13-10
37 %c
Sylvania Electric Products, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
*
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (quar.)
Transit
12-10
2
,
(quar.)
Co.
12-
12-
(quar.)
Paper
Co.
11-18
5c
1
Inc
Biscuits
&
2
650
(quar.)
common
preierred (quar.)
;
Mid-Continent Oil, common
preferred A (quar.)
5%%' 2nd preferred (1955 series)
Swift
12-
25c
;
4%%
Sutherland
2-14
$25c
(quar.)
Sunray
Sunshine
11-15
2-28-58
6%
Co.,
Fund,
11-15
11-30
4%
—-
6%
Sunrise
3
10c
35c
:
(quar.)
Drug
12-14
13-10
1-2-38
dividend
Stock
Sun
1>-15
43%c
(quar.)
A.)
Oil
2
12-31
57c
(quar.)
(quar..).
Oil Co., Ltd.
Suburban Propane Gas
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Sun.
11-18
25c
dividend
Stock
11-18
5%
Stonega Coke & Coal Co.
Stuart
12-
•125
dividend—
Corp.
•
8
i2v&rMfe- in "fi-15
!
Stlx, Eaer & Fuller,
common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
12-
2
11-15
1-1-58
.11,-29
50c
^
50c
(quar.)__
*.K s~<?:
2
6
4*"
*
Taylor Fibre Co., 4%
pfd.
conv.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
Television-Electronics Fund
net
and
gains
investment income) —
com. (quar.)—
4.10%
4.50%
4.65%
2nd
2nd
10-31
2
1
67c
11-30
11-
1
35c
12-16
11-22
1-1-58
12-13
1-1-58
12-13
1-1-58
12-13
1-1-53
12-13
$1.16
(quar.)—
com.
1-1-58
12-13
1-1-54
12-13
12-10
11-
8
35c
12-10
11-
8
2%
Transmission,
12-13
$1.28
50c
dividend
12-13
1-1-58
$1.31 V4
-—»
12-13
1-1-58
$1.27%
—
12-13
1-1-58
$1.25
___
12-13
1-1-58
$1.22%
preferred
1-1-58
$1.16y4
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
12-ia
J2-
$1.15
*
Stock
12-28
$1.06 Vi
(quar.)__
preferred
Extra
Texas
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
5.10% 2nd preferred (quar.)_
5.12% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.25% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Texas Company
(quar.)
4.90%
8
11-
$1.02%
Transmission,
Gas
2
11-
11-29
$5c
(s-a)
capital
net
(55 l/10c
from
11 9/10c from
Tennessee
12-
11-24
$2
(s-a)
12-14
10c
(quar.)
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Inc.
Tampax,
27c
45c
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
2nd
10c
& Steel Co._^
Saw
Year-end
11-15
12-
4.64%
15c
(quar.)
Simmons Co.
2
45c
4.60%
11- 8
r
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
11-18
12-
(quar.)
4.25%
12-10
dividend
Stock
11- 8
12-10
15c
11-15
11-15
11- 8
(quar.)
com.
11-13
12->0
25c
12-2
11-15
11-30 ,11-15
12- 1
11-15
12- 2
12-10
(payable in class A shares)—
5%
Common
Rockland Light & Power Co.—
,
Steel
8
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar,)_.
2nd preierred (quar.),
2nd preferred (quar.)
—
Stock div.
Class
"
10-15
12- 2
12- 2
11- 4
11- 4
11-8
—
1
(quar.)_____
k
(quar.)—r—
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.—
&
4%
Rochester
'
1-17
4-17
7-17
12-20
11-15
1-17
1-17
11-14
12-3
,11- 5;.
11-12
11-12
12-29
12-29
12-29
12- 2
11-12
11- 1
61c
15c
—_
Southern Comuany
(
Ca, Ltd., class A
Electric Co.—
B
Extra
11-29
after
12-14
12-14
12-14
37V^c Z 12-14
$50c
12-31
V. $25c
11-30
12-2
10c
preferred A (quar.)
class A (quar.
Class
<
11-12
11-13
$1
15c
20c
Extra
12-26
.
11- 4
Power Co.
Pacific
$2.44
11-21
11-18
11-18
12- 3
12-13
11-11
12- 6
Copper Mines, Ltd.
shilling
(quar.);—
Corp.
$1.25
Signal Oil & Gas,
.
(final)—/ "
•,
deduction of 37^%""'"'
^^Rhodviiiar & Nyasaland taxes, subject to
*J
approval of stockholders Dec. 12
IV26.
Robbins &, Myers, Inc., common
(quar.)___
50c
Year end
1__
/ $1.50
(One
..
'
;
f-Roair Antelope
Siegler
Sierra
8
11-
11-27
40c
Delaware Corp.
Chemical
Stock
11-25
1- 2
iquar.)____L.
1—
i
Bag Food Stores
Shopping
11- 8
11-
11-13
11-29
(quar.)_—
1
12-20
1
■
1- 2
11-25
11-25
12-13
12- 2
11-15
~60c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph—
5%
preierred (nuar.)
Sterclii Bros. Stores (quar.)
;
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4%% pfd. (quar.) —
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
(quar.)
—
12-12
(quar.)
preferred
—
:\12-31
25c
Valley Gas Co.
Co.,
4%
11-15
*.r
(quar.)_
Special
Rib Grande
Ritter'Finance
Shenongo Valley Water
Sherwin-Williams Co.
11-12
l_
(quar.)
Cory.
B
(quar.)___
—_____
-Sheller/'Mfg;
Corp. - (quar.)___—
'
ls4d ' j jl* 12-16 •./10-29
'
"
:
to' approval of members
amount equal to epprox.
•
preferred (quar.»____
—
4V2 % preferred series E (quarj
:
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen Co., class A (quar.)__
Class
of
Co.
Sterling Precision Corp.
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
Stetson (John B.) Co., 8% pfd.
fl7c
$50c
J56V4c
15c
15c
35c.
Water <fc Power Co.—
(initial quar.).;
common
11-15
10c
11- 1
11-25
11-25
11-29
(quar.)________—_—
2
11-25
Sterling Drug Jnc.
11-29
12-16
12-16
12-12
,_J
12-
2 >
Stock
3%
22c
25c
10c
(quar.)______.____u
______—
11-29
62 %c
for each 70 shares held)
Jersey)-:
Ohio (quar.)
(New
Syracuse
4%
'i
of members of
Dec. 13, 197 less deduction of Rhodesian"
& Nyasaland tax of 37 Vic net amt. 10d)
to
(quar.)
Company
New
11-8
11- 8
11- 8
12-10 r
12- 2 '
Manufacturing Co., com. v(resumed)
10c
4V'2% convr-.preferred (quar.)
$1.121/2
Rhodesian: Selection
Trust,
Ltd.
Ordinary'.
Subject
11-15
12- S
90c
-■
Rheem
(final<
11-15
11-15
11-15
B
Shawinigan
11-15
11- 8
11-15
50c.:, _ll-30
90c
.12- 5;.'
?"
,
;
.
(quar.)
com.
-
(quar.)
Falls
Extra
'
(quar.)"*
.Renold
-
Sluiler
11-22
12-13
25c
•
non-cumulative
—,—
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
Co.
Corp,».k;lass ,A
Class
12-9
:—87V£c 1-2-58
__.
Surety
7
11-29
Sterling Aluminum
55c
Serriek
-
.
(quar.)
common
Insurance Co. of New Haven
(Conn.)
(stock dividend)
11-8
.11-18
'
Co.,
Sealright-Oswego
Signode
•
Reading Co.—
1
Seaboard
•
class A- stocke___—
(Payable in
'Radio
class A (slock" div.)
&
com,
Finance
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
$4.75
11-15
10-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
27V2C 2-1-58
27V2C 5-1-58
27V2c 8-1-58
35c
1- 2
50c
12-10
85c
2- 1 .
$1
2-1
91V4c
12- 1
12 Vic
12-10
30c
11-20
125c
12- 1
$31 Vic
12- 1
25c
1-10
$1.18%
1-10
$1.25
1-10
25c
12-16
60c
12- 2
35c
11-20 '
11-
12-
Stauffer
Security
10-2!
'11-20
'12-16'
$35c ;• 11-25
iquar.)*
Corp.
Oil Refining
Quaker State
Radiation,
i.fy? 10%*'
(stock dividend).
Oats,
5%
12- 2
11- 7
(quar;)-!
:
$l*-25 r*. 12-16
Co." (quar.)i___i-____l.:—_____—40c
12- 1
Oil
,
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (qliar.)__
Mexico—
New
preferred
-Pure
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Scovill Manufacturing, 3.65% pfd. (quar.)—
Scripto, Inc.. class A (quar.)
—
Searle (G. D.) Co. (increased quar.).—_—
11-18
-12-10
$1.05
!
(quar.)
fquar.y
preferred
—
(quar.)_,
common
preferred
$4
•
50c
____•*
12- 2
12-2
AYati' preferred (quar.—
12- 2
'Publid Service Co.-of Indiana, com. <quar.) ;
: 50c ;',12- 1 ;.
4.32%' preferred hquar.)__j
L'.
v
27c
12-1
4.20'w preferred
(quar. >___
-ri $1*.0S
12- 1:
I
4.13%
preferred (quar.)
;
26'c J 12-;1,
!
31,ac/o' preferred .(quar.)—87Vic! : 12- 1.:
preferred
4.20%
Paper Co.,
$3.40 preferred
11-29
"
(R.I.)
(quar.)__,
;;
(quar.):—._—_:
(quar.)
:_—
A
7
35c
Stouffer
A
Scott
11-12
11-5
11-18
11-18
11-29
11-25
•
preferred (quar.
Publlti Service Co. of Colorado
__
1
11-
12-10
conv.
.
preferred A
Fetzer )quorr.)__'
Scott. &
12-9
12- 9
11-15
11-29
'
convertible
preierred
5V2%
5V2 %r preferred
Seaboard
62 Vac
12-24 •
$2 50 2nd preferred (quar.t ____-ll__"_i— '**'• 62Vz<z: . 12-24
Poor & Co. (quar.).
:l
—
"•
50c
12- 2
Porter (H. K.i/Inc.; (Mass.i—
•
10c '12-10
E:hha
-. ^ "
5c
12-10
Potash Co.- of America
(quar.)_____
>•
45c
12- 1
Potomac Electric Power. $2.44 pid. (quar.)—^
Glc ' 12-1
Prentice-Hall, Inc., com._
———'
20c
12- 2
5y-f
preferred
i s-a»
" $1.25
12- 1
"Price Bros., Ltd.; 4^pfd. (s-a)_——
' v- $$2 "" 1-2
Prince
Gardner
Co,
tquar.)__
— —
25c
12- 2<(
$2
,
_
—
PrOiidence Washington Insurance Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
common ;
Schwitzer Corp.—.,..'
•
■
series
Oil
Hotels
Statler
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12-2
11-30
11-30
l_ -J
11-18
12-16
12- 9
12-24
•} s «• . "/
(quar.)__
8
12-24
12-20
250
Packaging Corp.—
pref. (quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
State Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
12- 2
1-10
11-1
12-6
11- 8
11- 8
11- 8
11-8
11-20
11-20
^
1-1
12- 2
11- 8
5c
,
8
11-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
share of Standard
(Del.)
Indiana
(One
Oil (New Jersey)
11-27
1-1
11-27
1-25
12-27
-1-25 '12-27,;
37V-2C
12-16
$1.25
12-16
30c !,
1-117
11-
11-
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Co.
dividend
Stock
11-27
60c
2-20
12-23
2«r
,
t$1.25
Co.____—!—__
,!
;
4^4%.
1-2-58
12-10
1-2-58"' 12-10
12-23 1 11- 8
$1.75
: $1.75
40c
t25c
40c
(quar.)
Forgings
Oil
Standard Oil Co.
Jl- 8
12-20
1- 1
$1
$1.07Va
11-11
Standard
11-13
25c
•
common
Works,
Standard
$1.60
$1.10
Water
preferred
Standard
'
•
(quar.)
11-11
11-30
Dredging Corp.—•
Standard
preferred A (quar.)k
.
29}ic
4.70%
preferred C (quar.)__________
29%c
4.70% preferred D, (quar.)/
29%c
Savage Industries; Inc. (Ariz.), common—10c
\
75c preferred (quar.)___
18%c
$1.30 preferred (qnar.)_k_-__i"___,_-—_—
3k>«c
Schering Corp., new common (initial)
30c
Schlage Loc^" Co. (stock dividend)
—.1
5%
Jose
San
preferred
Standard Oil Co. of California
11-18
12- 1
.
'
12-10
12-13
12-10
11-15
11-30
35c
Regis Paper Co.,
$4.40 1st preferred
11-20
$1.75 '-12--2
$1.75 f 3-3-58
1-2
1-2-58
12-30
12-6
12-12
11-30
(quar.)
Extra
•
k_
(quar.)
SC.
v
.
preferred1 tquar.)_/.J_
7',jk preferred--."(quar.) 12
_4
.Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
I*'',
'•
$1.60
—
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
St.
11-13
,
par
(quar.)___—
preferred A
preferred
5'/2%
.Pittsburgh, Yorugstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
-
-
shares
$5
quar.)__.,_'—;
St. Louis-Saix Francisco Ry.
$5
11-27
—
(Initial
'
11-18.
11-18
12-16
'
llt_. 1-
5%.
.,
_
each
preferred (quar.)
—__
4.30%: preferred
(quar.)
1___
St. Lawrence Corp. Ltd., common (quar.)__
Co.—
prior 1st 'preferred .(quar.
.Pittsburgh <5: West.Virginia Ry. tquar.)_—_
held
share
common
'■
4%
v»v
.
•i
value
New
;Vs'.:'1'1.-'.\=
for
value
par
,
; 60c *-'11-30
_
$3.50
Standard
$1.12Va
$2.25
$1.25
10c
$1
25c
1
(quar.)_____
two. additional
of
dividend
2.3
11-20
11-4
11- 8
5c
———
Ryan Aeronautical Co. ,(quar.)__l—:—_—
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a
$1.66
11-15
12-
preferred
5%
1
—
(Jacobs, 4V'2%!preferred (quar.).—
Milling Co.; 4J/2% pfd. (s-a)k
Rutland Railway Corp., 5% pfd. (accum.)—
Stock
12-16
$4.20
11-15
11- 7
11-15
11- 4
—_
(Mich.)
Russell-Miller
^
12-16
Spencer
10c
(quaf.)k—
Ruppert
.
25c
87%c
$1.50
60c
(quar.)
12-1
12- 2
12-1
/12- 4 '
' 12- 4
.11-22
$0.39539
i6V2C
- 5C
shs.)
dividend
Stock,
v12-*2"f. 1L- 8
11-15
$2.50 f-10-58
12-31
.*•;* $1.29
-
—
Co
:
PhCadeiphia-&";Trehton/RR fquar.)____
Extra
12!/aC
Guilders
—
Mfg.
Rudy
$112344'. -12—2/- 11- 8
"*
-
$1.03
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons Inc.
(quar.)
20c
Spencer Shoe Corp. (stock dividend) __—5%
Sperry Rand Corp.* common
(quar.)
20c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
:
$1.12%
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
25c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
30c
Spotless
Company
(quar.)
25c
Stained Brands, Inc., common
(quar.)
50c
6% preferred (quar.)
1—
Chemical Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
com.
Sparton Corp.,
(Ky.)
.___.
Management Corp.
Royalties
25c
(quar.)__
5'X prelerrecf "tquar.)'£ll—
Philadelphia-Title- Insurance
Quarterly-1
30c
—
(20
Dutch
Royalite Oil, Ltd.
-
r\4.95%7;prefcrredr('quar.)____
*
a!
—
preferred (quar.)
PetroL Cp.
5%
Royal
...
Philippine" Long
(quar.)______
Roxbury Carpet Co.
(quar.)______
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville
'
*<
Tool
&
11-11
—
preferred
$1.32
1-31
Gear
<
oi Rre.
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
12-31
12-31
1- 2
12-16
12-16
12-13
T2- 5
12-16
30c
32c
330
$1.28
11-18
11-15
11-15
Ross
_
.
common
common
12-17
11-30
11-30
(quar.)
com.
.
12-20
11-19
JPhila.. Germantown & Norristown RR. Co.—
f;*-;
/•Quarterly
-J !_ '£2 I ■
$1.5fr'- 12-4 -< 11-20
•■^'Quarterly1:
sfr*! C'.ggsl
'">■ $1.50"- 3-4-58".
2-20
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
\^Qibrteri3r->_2_±_/i^ri-i2lJ-^La±
20c
11-30
11-15
Phil&rtelphia: Suburban'Watery com, (quar.) *
12%<r
12-*2'" 11-8
'-3tock .divldend;;^_^_i._--^„__^_____'.-"^; *5*S12-:2
,11- 8
„-JL65%' preferred Vjquar.)
k:
^ V; :9l-,/4C" -"T2-<2 /.ll- 8
3".95*i>" preferred : (quar.)
;
98%c
>2- 2
11- 8
$1
r
15c
30c
Reid,
Holdert
Southwestern States Telephone,
11-22
11- 8
11-15
11-15
12- 2
11- 8
Marie
When
Payable
Name of Company
11- 8
12-27
12- 1
12- 2
12- 2
12-16
12-24
Rose
11-21
'12--1
12- 1
50c
(quar.)
common
„
$1.75"
;
Co.,
4%
12--2
11-20
7V2C ^12-20 - 12- 3
„L
'*
50c;*•' 12-10"; : 11-22
25c; - 12--2" ..11-11
:
' <•* 35c'
12-16 '' 12- 4
* '■ ; 75c '•
12-10"11-19
:
,£*
-25 c
12- 2 ' • 11-16
(quar.)
50c
12-20
11-19
Pipeline "(increased)
Basin
$1.12%
.
Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 1 % Pfd. (quar.)
Haas
&
Per
Share
Holdert
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Stock dividend
.__
3%
preferred A (quar.)—
$1
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)____
t20c
Class B (quar.)
i._—
$10c
414% preferred (quar.)
—;—_ i$1.06V4
Rolls-Royce (year-end)———
—
5%
20c
-12- 2';*11-15
2©c*. -12--2
11-15
50c
12-27"
12- 2
50c
1-15
12-19
$1
*12-1
11-22
15c - 11-20
• 11-10
25c
12- 2
)11- 1
(quar.)
common
peoples'Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
Perfect
Rohm
>
"
Company
Name of
Payable oi Rec.
Share
Fibre—
Chentical
Penobscot
'
■
When
Per
"
'
51
(2199)
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
12-27
11-29
35c
12-
1
11-
8
8
(quar.)
$1.18=%
12-
1
11-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
12-
1
11-
8
$1.25
12-
1
11-
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.37%
12-
1
11-
8
$1.43%
12-
1
11-
8
$1.46V4
12-
1
11-
8
4.75%
preferred
4.50%
5%
preferred
preferred
5.50%
5.75%
preferred (quar.)
Texas Fund, Inc.
(from investment income)—
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)
5.85%
Common
15c
6
,,11-26
12-
6
11-26
30c
(quar.)
Pacific Coal & Oil
Thatcher Glass
(quar.)
Manufacturing, com.
(quar.)—
Co.
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
(stock dividend)—_
Thompson Industries, Inc
Ltd
Thrlftlmart, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
Tilo Roofing Co. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box Co.,
Timken
12-
12-16
11-15
25c
30c
12-
11-
12-17
11-29
40c
5%
10c
12-
2
11-15
11-20
10-30
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
Thew Shovel
11-13
.11-23
4%
U.
dividend
Stock
Texas Illinois
Texas
5c
Roller
Bearing
Co
—
$5c
30c
30c
25c
30c
50c
—
5
8
12-
1
11-20
12-
2
11-25
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
11-30
11-11
12-16
11-25
12-10
11-20
12-10
Title Guarantee & Trust
Tobin
Packing
(extra)
Tokheim
Corp.
(quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.25%
—;
Ltd
Elevators,
*—
Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Trinity Universal insurance (quar.)
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)
Trunkline Gas Co.,
Inc.
Trunz,
6
12-16
12-
2
11-29
11-15
20c.
10%
25c
dividend
Travelers
11-
J20c
'
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Townsend Company
Stock
11-22
$1.0014
$1.0614
$1.14
414%
Toronto
11-20
31 Vic
10c
35c
(increased)
(N. Y.)
$5 preferred A
50c
$1.75
(quar.)—
$1.25
(s-a)
Twelfth Unit, Inc.—
preferred (accumultive)
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
Tudor City
6%
Stock
5%
$4
35c
3%
dividend
preferred (1957 series)
Clutch Co. (quar.)
62%c
(quar.)
Twin Disc
———
$1
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
4
11-22
11-
12-30
12-16
11-
8
12-10
11-
8
11-25
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-29
11-19
11-
12-
11-14
12-10
2
6
12-
2
11-18
12-
9
11-18
12-
2
11-18
12-10
11-22
12-
11-18
_
37c
92V2c
97%c
$1.03%
$1.06y,»
$1.10
$1.15
27y»c
1 27Vic
12- 1
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
2-1-58
•
11-15
1-20
.1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
UBS Chemical,
Stock
common
I
(quar.)
Corp:
(quar.)
Mfg., class A (stock
Class B (stock dividend)
Ulrich
Union Acceptance
*
1
1-13
12-16
65C
11-26
11-16
25c
1-15
2%
dividend
Uarco, Inc.
Udylite
10c
1-
2
—
dividend).
Corp., Ltd., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
2%
12-10
11-20
2%
12-10
11-20
1
11-15
J30C
12-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
152
Share
Company
Union
Chemical
90c
<quar. >—__——
Carbide Corp.
Union
Materials Corp.—
&
(quar.)
Common
30c
G'.-ic
——
preferred
5%
Payable o) Rec.
12- 2
11- 1
(quar.)—
—
Inc. (Kansas)—
(quar.) —
——
11-
5%
preferred (quar..t
A
(quar.)
20c
20c
B (quar.)—_—
Tank Car Co. (quar.)
Products
United Aircraft
12toc
12-16
Biscuit
United
40c
91-u'3
10c
12- 2
Vk
.i-.-—
-
Lines,*" Inc. (quar.)
—-
dividend
Stock
of America,
Co.
(quar.)
com.
Corps.,
Special
—
Elastic
United
-
5c
—
-
50c
40c
Corp.
(quar,)™—.Coal Co. (quar.)
United Electric
(initial'-
Less Jamaica Income
7 Previous
7
published
Net
11-22.
5d
50c
——
22 toe
30C
$1
$L10
5% pref. series A (quar.)——
United States Steel Corp., common
8.
Extra
(extra)
United Stockyards Corp.
8
12-16
2-1
12-
3
65c
25c
4(Jc
1^"2^
*
(quar.)
12-27
Raalte
Co.
12- 2
II-14
$1.25
65c
12-10
12-2
12-
2
11-
8
12-10
11-
6
12-1G
11-30
those
40c
12- 5
12-31
11-19
both
the
12-15
were
closed
12-31
12-15
.
Co.
Industries
Extra
,
Virginia
50c class A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Chemical
Viclad
Inc.
(quar.i
—
3c
3c
(quar.t
——
-
Coal
Extra
Iron
&
Virginia Eloctric & Power, com.
$4.04
preferred
preferred
11-20
»_
Net
taxes
class A & B share.™—
per
during the third quarter of 1957. had a
value of $8,900,000.
In the comparable quarter of 1956 shipments
totaled $7,400,000.
Shipments in the third quarter were slightly below
Shipments
of
Net
11-15
44
p.
15c
15c
15c
20c
12 toe
2-1-58
5-1-58
8-1-58
12- 2
12-16
of all
the
reflecting the lower sales in July, when
a good many of its customer^' plants
previous quarter,
plants
for annual
and
vacation.
earnings after taxes for
!—
—
cents
the third quarter of
1957
11-29
before
Income
$1,982,643
$1,843,979
32,311
149,006
taxes
16,098
79,307
$16,213
No.
7-17
profit
of
$204,740
$5,966,363
Railway
oper,
expenses.
-4,643,577
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$1,322,786
Net ry. oper. income...
—V. 186, p. 1547.
480,610
per
694,042
$0.25
"After
11-29
shares
share
$0.01
$0.08
preferred
dividend
outstanding
requirements and based on
30,
1957.—V. 106, p. 885.
the
common
required in 1957
11-29
20c
12- 6
11-20
5%
12- G
11-20
12-12
11-15
11-20
10-25
Railway
oper.
revenue..
$458,320
$419,191
$3,484,362
12- 1
11-26
11-25
12- 2
12- 2
12- 1
11-21
11-30
12-10
11-15
Railway oper.
expenses.
303,053
286,667
2,757,498
J
R, The
Stock
Inc.——
Goodwill Station,
dividend
——
"Walgreen Co.^(quar. )
Walker
&
Co.
iquar.
Industries
Ward
from ry. opers.
$155,267
$132,524
$726,864
$1,085,596
77,283
57,600
109,533
445,138
1
—-
SI.25 pfd. A
Corp.,
Company (stock dividend*
Warner & Swasey Co.
(quar.)
Warren (S. D.t Company, common
—
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.i—
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc
Waverly Oil Works (s-a >
Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)-———
Co.,
Wesson Oil
&
common
West
25c
50c
75c
(quar.)—•
"Arrangements
grant
the
10%
a
Sugar
;
Canada
Western
Railway
Western
Tablet
Breweries.
Ltd.
—
(quar.i—
of Alabama-,-.—;
Stationery Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Paper (quar.)
—
:
Profit
12-20
12-10
1-2-58
12-10
mon
11-27
&
-
W.t
.
Pipe Lines Ltd.
resulted
common
from
profit
on
a
sale
Net
5Va%.
3
11-15
1-
1
12-10
producers.
wells
In
wells.
oil and gas explora¬
or participating in
wells, 29 were
wildcats yielded-. three
Of 35 net development
the
dry.
Federal
Drilling
Power
of
20
Commission
issued
an
order
allowing
1-1
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-15
approximately 90%
of an increase in gas sales rates which had
in effect subject
to review since 1954, and the remainder has
12-16
11-15
refunded
12-24
12-10
went
$1.31 to
50c
to
into
effect
July
New
yielding
14
rates,
increased
been
been
refundable,
approximating
conditionally
revenues
1- 1
12-26
12-17
11-15
$24,000,000 per year or 12 % of gas revenues.
Arrangements have; been made to dispose of the remainder of the
company's holdings ir. Trans-Canada Pipe Lines' Ltd., in line with its
10-30
previously stated- intention
1-30
15c
12-13
12-
11-29
11-25
11-15
12-31
12-13
11-22
Com.
186,
do
after Trans-Canada became
so
a
going
'12-14
11-29
of
Nov. 15 offered 100,000 shares
on
preferred stock, 6.70% series, at par ($100 per share).
had
originally been intended to -offer 200,000
"
The
new
preferred .stock
12- 1
11-15
11-30
11-15
12- 2
11-15
12 lie
12-31
12- 2
12-13
62V2c
71bc
12- 1
11-15
$100 per share.
vides
for
each
is
entitled
to
a
fund
sinking
which
pro¬
12-mo'nth
the retirement,-either
Extrp
Monthly"."
-
:
1
——
8
May
The
new
1
11-15
of
11-15
12-2
.12- 2
11-20
a cost to the-company of less than 6.70%
per annum, but is.
redeemable: at .the. option, .of the company' at" any -time 'at *
prices scaling, from' 107 Va % to .par...
1
»
\
'
:
1
'
1- 2
1-2
12-20
6.0c
^
-
25c
2-1
1-2V
25c
1957—12 Mos—1956
4,556,380
1.090,724
2.215,247
3,315,382
1,636,890
$1,756,245
$1,177,909
$2,341,133
$1,678,492
195,318
205,032
263,662
273,377
shares-
$1,560,927
$972,877
$2,077,471
$1,405,115
outstanding-
659,437
606,268
659,437
606,268
share-
$2.37
$1.60
$3.15
taxes..
divi¬
______
com.
the
$41,908,098 838.354,084
third quarter
stock
preference
186,
of
holders
1957
their
converted
of
to
$2.32
shares
Net
(&
taxes
on
1957
-
for Federal
income
income
taxes-™-
1956
1.139,850
1,205,800
$1,128,294
$1,318,599
$1.26
Consolidated gross sales for the
compared
with
$1.47
period
preferred dividend requirements,
$419,656
same
in the
earned
share
third quarter of this
$10,277,816
for the 1957 July-September
sales
of
$29,970,948 $28,071,657
2,268,144
2,524,399
Earnings per common share—
The
con¬
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
on
of
shares
33,254
1199,
p.
—
before
13,857
holdings
the
for
was
to 51
$11,income
year were
1956 quarter.
Net
$452,480.
This
cents
share compared with
per
corresponding quarter of 1956
equal, after
was
47 cents per
or
basis.
volume for
the
$30,573,518
first
nine
months
for 1956.—V.
185,
of 1957
p.
$32,766,268
was
2605.
Tliew Shovel
Co.—Reports Lower Earnings—
*
for the third quarter and the first nine months
in the previous year, as a. result of the
lower rate of home building and a substantial drop, in heavy engin¬
eering activity, C. B. Smythe, President, announced on Oct. 28.
Ne.t sales f:or the. three months, ended Sept.) 30; 1957 totaled $8,225,of
1957
and earnings
were,
lower
than
,
as compared with $10;577,000 in the-third quarter of 1956. Earn¬
ings before estimated taxes amounted to $227,000 compared with $574,000 for the 1956 period.
After provision for Federal taxes, net income
for the latest three months was $108,000, equal to 23c per share on
465,018 common* shares outstanding.
In the same period of 1956.
net
income amounted to~ $277,000 or 61c per share on the 455,946
common
shares then outstanding.
For the first nine months of 1957, net sales totaled $30,316,000, as
.
compared with 335,656,000 in the corresponding period of 1956. Earn¬
ings before estimated taxes amounted to' $1>615,000,' compared witn
for
the
1956 period.
»
income,- after provision for
f
Federal
.
\"
income taxes,
for the nine
months ended
,465.018
1S56,
Sept. :30, 1957 was S783,00G equal to 81.68 per share
outstanding common shares.In the-'first) nine" months
net
income
outstanding
Time
-
a
year
equal
ago.—V. 186, p.-885.
was
Finance
made in
our
$1,565,000,
to
$3.43-on
455^240
,
,
.
Corp:—Debentures Offered
issue of Nov. 1 l of the
,
—
on
bf
shares
'
Mention
public offering
of; $750,000 6*2% convertible subordinated-debentures,
100%^ and accrued interest,
through Coffin & Burr, Inc. and associates. Further de¬
tails follow: • :
%
>
debentures are convertible at any time through Oct. 1, 1962
non-voting class A .common stock-at the rate of 67 shares of
,sucn stack for each
$500 principal amount of debentures converted.
The
debentures may be redeemed
at. .prices., ranging * from 105%
31. 1962.
The sinking fund redemption price is
preferred stock is not refundable for a period
by-the sale of debt or prior..or. equally, ranking preferred
on
ID- 1
1,
"
Subs.)—
1,689,240
per
Income
(&
outstanding
11-
25c
• $1
—.
+
—
Los
Series A; due Oct. 1, 1969, at
10
stock
years
at'
.
otherwise
11-20
'
Monthly.
and
1998.
by redemption or-by - purchase, during,
period, commencing with the 12-month period ending
■May' 31) 1963, of 2%% -of the new - preferred stock outstanding on
May 31. 1962, and after May 31, 1972,'5% of the new; preferred stock
$2.50
•
Francisco
and
1957—9 Mos—1956
sales
was
shares—[Editor J.
30c
—•
for the new, gala
as
2094
pp.
2,268.633
Thermoid Co.
It
3IV4C
(monthiy)——
186,
$29,084,911
com.
shs.
S3.298.0CO
.
Transmission
banking group which
11-15
12-
to
1891.
Corp.—-Preferred Stock
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an investment
1
12-1
5 %.
p.
Texas Eastern
1-15
90c
17toc
$$1.37to
preferred (s-a)__
accommodations
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
9
11-8
11-
Co.
3,445,485
stock
for
Net
11-15
11-30
concern.—V.
11-6
—
customers.
company
15c
12-10
25c
11-20
25c 2-20-58
12-18
third
to
holders and employees on
for regular sailings from
security
Steamship
000,
October
12- 2
(quar.t
Hawaiian
$31,906,543
declared
Sales
share.
12-
50c
12-1
$1.50 1-31-58
fqtrar.)
Textron
taxes....
compared with
30c
273-aC
pfd.
with
made
Mexico.—V.
income
Bal.
of
stock.
equal to 55 net
producers and six were
(year-end)
the third
the
ended Sept.
months
72
dividend—.
Extra
increase
quarter
45 cents per share
number bf shares. A
8
:
and bank
of $19,200,000 on
year
Glass Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Earnings at Higher Rate—
income
dends
or
the same
8
8c
(quar.t
Wrtgley (Wm. Jr.) Co.
..
12
1956 based on
11-
(quar.)
Co.
Worumbo Mfg., 6 ft.
i
third
with $6,569,972
11-
:
(quar.)
Co..
Wooster Rubber Co.
Stock
of
quarter
stock
common
compares
12-14
(quar.)—!
(cuar.)—.
preferred
Petroleum(F.
the
of
This
12- 2
(monthly)
conv.
Woolworth
the
of
For
shares
same
12- 2
8c
H.»
the
50c
95c
Inc
preferred
.Woodley
10-31
14,693.621
on
was
The company continued its expanded program of
tion and development during the quarter, drilling
'
high this
a
is anticipated that bank loans will
It
Angeles to Hawaii as well
Christmas cruises
from
San
Acapulco,
before
Federal
30, 1957, net earnings after provision
for
preferred dividends were $28,107,720. compared with $28,020,500
lor the. 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1856, both equal to $1.91 per com¬
9
15c
Inc.
Bankskares
(G.*
$8,672,768, or 59 cents per share
outstanding. President Gardiner
Trans-Canada
.."'to
from
Thatcher
321,552,
11-18
Woodoll Industries, Inc., common (quar.)——
5%
dividends
preferred
12- 2
12- 2
12-
25c
H.%
Wolf & Dessauer Co.
Wood
after
part
preferred (quar.t-
3.60%
Net
II-18
.
Wisconsin Electric Power, com.
6%
consolidated net earnings
higher in the third
that
12-13
—
Wisconsin
reported
31
lor
Co.
Industries.
Monthly
-
.<
-
Winn-Dixie 'Stores
Oct.
preferred dividends were 32%
quarter of 1957 than in the same quarter of 1956.
5%
75c
—
—
(Consider
on
for
Symonds stated.
(quar. t
common
Corp. (quar.)—
Oil Co. (quar.)
Windsor
11-15
company
provision
$12toc
Wkltaker
Willett
This
11-25
£$1.12%
12toc
(quar. *—
Wilson-Jones
11-15
$12 toe
1
availability of tax loss carry¬
and Los
and
to
Provision
30c
4to% "preferred (quar.t-——
Westpan Hydrocarbon (quar. 1White Eagle Oil (stock dividend.
to
Thanksgiving
Angeles
Co.—Earnings Increased
12-13
—
Quarterly
1674.
p.
11-11
.
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Wilcox
186,
Tennessee Gas Transmission
12-1
1- 4
—
White Motor Co..
income
oper.
the
10-31
11-11
&
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.t
Westinghome Electric, common (quar.)—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Westmoreland, inc. (extra)-.
5to%
8
ry.
$5
1
5%
Wickes
Net
—V.
$1.25
(s-a)
guaranteed (s-a)
Western Auto Supply Co., common (quar.
4.80%
preferred (quar.)——
Class B
11-
8
rev.
been
discount
common.—V.
1-2-58
1-2-58
12- 2
25c
$1.50
$1.50
25c
$1.20
J30c
—-—
com.
special
Weston
11-
12-2
60c
25c
—
1_"
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.,
Western
Net
11-12
have
improved 'S. S. Leilp.ni'
1957—9 Mos.—1956
1957—Month—1956
reduced
San Francisco
8
after
preferred (quar.t
Coast Telephone
(quar.)
6%
—
11-
Snowdrift—
4.80%
West Indies
31 toe
2%
40c
35c
$1.13
8c
(quar.t
Warnsr
Weeden &
40c
25c
—
—
Sept. 30—
due to
still further reduced by the year-end.
"Amerotron, Textron's textile division, showed a profit in
of this year, compaied with a substantial loss in
quarter last year.
vertible
Tennessee Central Fly.—EarningsPeriod End.
1956
or
quarter
During
W
$1,296,136 $13,191,670 $14,197,562
446,658
4,440,477
6,220,990
be
$3,964,779
2.879,183
Sept.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$6,286,748 $53,904,725 $60,167^992
4,990,612
45,713,055
45,970,430
financial position has improved materially
indebtedness has been
Earns,
12-16
on
-
ahead
compared
Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
July 10 to $14,000,000 currently.
$0.49
694.042
$69,699
694.042
com.
share in the third quarter of
Royal Little, Chairman of the Bocrd. on Oct. 23, said:
"Earnings for the third quarter amounted to $2,006,000 on sales of
$62,316,000, compared with a loss of $1,200,000 on sales of $61,711,000
for 1956.
For the nine months period of this year sales were $191;028,000 and earnings were $6,482,000. This compares with $175,958,000
sales and $3,105,000 profit for last year.
Net profit per share of com¬
mon stock for the first
three quarters of this year amounted to $1.67
as
against 71 cents in 1956.
No provision for Federal income taxes
$378,606
694,042
outstd.
shs.
com.
"Earned
8
Board
1957—Month—1956
revenue..
Preference
Net
,
$1,565,700. equal to
Chairman and
were'
Ry.—Earnings—
Sept, 30—
oper.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
I-17
4-16
30
Fuqua,
to 48 cents per
Railway
Net
59c
dividend
Texas & Pacific
185,
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$6,216,661
$6,480,964
436,864
816,931
232,124
438.325
1957—3 Mos.—1956
taxes
Co.—Earnings—
ended Sept.
according to H.-B.
quarter
This compares
Sales and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net sales
Profit
11-2 J
the class A and class B common stock.—V.
on
Taylor Fibre Co.—Quarterly Sales Up—Profits Off—
11-29
11-
the
amounted to
2037.
11-29
11-29
share
per
5,764.208
—
share,
Period End.
products,
company's
24,287,914
.
6,349,882
overs.
$466,635
$0.36
$1,443,602
$1.21
profit
profit
26,918;282
•
552,219
Fuqua said, totaling $5,514,756, or $1.53 per share,
to $5,505,963 in the same period last year.—V.
186, p. 570.
was
$26,726,102 $25,915,387
$3,088,160
$1,180,635
1,644,558
714,000
-
income
2,666,821
793,197
1956,
162,687
11-15
'
(quar.t
preferred (quar.)—.
-iVirginian Railway—
6%
preierred
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.t
6%
preferred (quar.t
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (quar. to.
Vul.can Mold «fe Iron Co. (quar.)———
income
before
Net
11-16
—
in
per
•
■
and to 52 cents in the second quarter of this year.
the nine months ended Sept. 30, earnings were still
slightly
112,500
105,260
Provision for income taxes
11-20
12- 3
$5
Stock
Profit
$1.01
si.03
SI.05
$1.25
iquar. 1
(quar.t„__
1956
,
income
Total
11-15
3,140,316-
op.
$
11,336,214 104,978,440 104,869,610
8,669,393
78.065,158
80,581,696
1674.
p.
"The company's
12- 1
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
1 quar.i
$4.12
Other
131 toe
25c
preferred (quar,)..—
1957
$26,620,842 $25,640,200
subsidiary
Canadian
11-15
11-22
$1.25
...—.—
—
Virginia Dare. Ltd., 59c
2
2
6
1
12" 3
(quar.)-—
1
—
$4.20 preferred
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
from
ry.
income..
oper.
Textron
1309.
186, pi
Net
6
12- 2
12- 2
Vanndium-Alloyti Steel Co. (quar.)——Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. of Cuba—
Vick
11-
75c
$1.37 to
50c
—
preferred (quar.i
Van Sciver (J. B.), 5%
Viceroy Mfg.,
0-
12121212-
(quar.t
Year-end
12-
from
rev.
s
good
Approved—
Corp.—Merger
Copperweld Steel Co. above.—V.
tl2toc
—-—
(quar.)——.
Steel
a
Talon, Inc., Meadville, Pa.—Sales and Profit Up—
11-15
$1.06V4
22V2c
30c
ITVic
—
pfd. (quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., com. (quar.) —
$5.50 prior
preference
(quar.t——____
Van
See
I-15
$2.43
(quar.)
Company
Superior
Dividend
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv.
Utah Southern Oil
year 1957 continues favorable and we are anticipating
for 1958," said Bruce F. Olson, President.—V. 186, p. 569.
11-12
12- 2
12-27
—
Upson
orders
11-29
11-
Department's curtailed expenditures and a slowdown in
for machine tools, the company's outlook for the balance
the
of
of
as
Defense
year
Inc.—
Co.,
preferred
6
l-lo
Universal Insuiance
(quar.)——_——Universal Marion Corp. (quar.)
Year-end
——J
4l/2%
new
11-
11-29
10c
871/sc
—
United Whllan Corp., $3.50 conv. pfd. (quar. >
Universal Consolidated Oil (quar.)
;
Universal Pictures
U.
12- 9
11-18
8,575,756
-
1957—9 Mos.—1956
'
of
8
S.
$
-
11,716,072
cents
1956.
On the basis of 1,535,173
outstanding, $ie earnings were equal
months
11-15
12-16
12-10
(increased quar.)
Vitamin
U. 8.
$1.90
~
12-2
11-2u
12- 9
-—
—
nine
stock currently
common
11-
6
85c
25c
;
of
12-13
12-
1-1-58
12-16
1- 1
12- 2
1-1
6
$1.75
30c
——
(quar.)
Sugar Corp.
after
corresponding
against $1.24 a share.
Sales totaled $60,588,527, compared With $43,405,306.
Earnings before taxes were $6,069,966 and Income tax provisions
were $3,150,826.
In the like three quarters of 1956, before-tax earnings
were $3,950,952 and
tax provisions were $2,042,600.
"While there have been some stretch-outs in contracts due to the
75c
preferred (quar.)—.
7%
62VsC
—
to
11-
common.....
Lithograph/
shares
11-29
12-13
——
up
the
Earnings
12- 1
12- 2
RR-—Earnings-—
1957—Month—195G
last year,
53%
and sales were up 40%
in the nine
the company reported on Oct. 31.
taxes were $2,919,140, compared with $1,908,352 In
were
11-18
.
<1.12/2
22l/sC
U. 8. Pipe &
earnings
Sept. 30—
revenue-
President.
53%—
Tool Co.—Earnings Up
months ended Sept. 30,
11-15
$2.50 1-10-58
^
Net
12-20
5%
&
43
(Continued from page 10)
11-14
179,644
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
11-15
12-24
$742,438
2oo,548
expenses
Earnings
11-29
Sundstrand Machine
$1,005,801
oper.
186,
$2,409,147
1,666,709
8,788
oper.
ry.
—V.
For
dividend
Printing
Net
General Corporation ami
Investment News
11-13
12- 1
S.
Railway
Railway
'1,818,817
$52,896
$
11-20
15c
S.
payment
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$2,824,118
.
54,188
-
Texas & New Orleans
esrrsstsd
was incorrect. The
Ismdlcstsd bsre
date
to
1674.
1
date
facilities
,
$159,673
income
oper.
186, p.
Period Ended
tax.
10-31
12-10
from ry. opers.
rev,
ry.
-^V.
tax.
tax.
and/or record
10-31
11-30
u-jo
12-10
11-12
U.
Net
Less British income
1957—Month—1956
$364,224
$246,260
204,551
-193,364
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses-
Net
x
1-
,,
tor
completed
Ry.—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
tbls dividend,
a
1- 2
11-29
U.,
closed
substantially
12-20
1L-15
$1.0(L +
loc
preferred
fs-a)——.
Foundry Co. (quar.)
Playing Card Co
1-10
25c
11-15
11-15
preferred (quar.i
United Industrial Corp. (resumed)——_—
United Insurance Co. of America (quar.)-™
United Molasses, Ltd. (interim)
(5 pence less deduction of depositary)-—
United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)—
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4VaVc
preferred -(quar.)
U. S. Casualty Co., 45c conv. pfd. (s-a)
U. 8. Lines Co., common (quar.)
iYz%
12-31
11-14
11-2/
11-27
11-29
Stock
11-15
1-15-58
•Transfer books
11-29
12-19
4%%'
12-16
9c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 1596 Canadian non-realdenta
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the
resident tax 15%; resident tax 1%»
40c
50c
securities
from
33c
2
$1.25
Texas Mexican
1
12-
6
profits)
(quar.)—
of
11-
12-16
50c
—
not
has
company
its sysem capacity by approximately 1126 million cubic feet
day to a total of approximately 1,760-million'cubic feet per day,
including deliveries from its gas storage facilities.—V. 186, p. 2094.
7-10
11-21
10%>
11-12
United Funds, Inc.—
United Science Fund shares (7c from net
investment
income plus a
distribution
United Gas Improvement, common
1-10
Raceway;(stock dividend)
Jewelry
BUSINESS—The
increase
per
4-10
11-15
-
preferred (quar.)™—
Ltd., class B. tquar.t
$4.50
United
Zalt
6
12-
12- 2
—;—
(s-a)—™_,™-.—
Extra
United Air
12-
1-31-58
37%c 4-30-58
37%c 7-31-68
37 Vac
^quar.)
pia.
preferred (quar.)
•
11-25
12-10
2oc
—
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire (increased) —
Youa&stown Sheet & Tube Co.
(quar.)—
Yuba Consolidated Industries (quar.)
—
11-12
12-16
12-16
40c
12'ac
15c
v
—
Class
Union
1-- 1
12- l
Co., 6*fo- conv.
convertible
11-12
Gas Corp. of Louisiana
Union Oil &
Class
33c
$l.2o
—
—-
.—
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.).
6%
8
Yonkers
Union Gas System,
Common
Yellow Cab
8
11-
11-30
11-30
Chemical
Wyandotte
Payable of Ree-
Share
Name ofCompanr
HoMer*
When
Per
Hoiaere
When
Per
Name oj
U.
Monday, November 18, 1957
..
.
(2200)
12-20
PROCEEDS—Net
are; to be
gas-
'proceeda from-the-sale bf the new preferred stock
used.by the company in connection with presently authorized
expansion construction.
•
.
..
..
The
into
-
to
the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1958 to lG0%. after Sept." 30.
with accrued interest in each* cade.- The-debentures-are entitled
an* -annual
sinking fund commencing on "April' I; 1965-sufficient
to
retire
during
'1967,
80%.
of
the isstie prior: tor "maturity.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
'»
_«
to be received by the. company front
Volume
186
the sale of
lug
bank
Number
the
5691
debentures will
loans.,
.'
be
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
used, to
reduce
temporarily outstand-,
"' f
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Short-terra
loans—1
bank
subordinated
1,
1964
OVi °i> convertible
tures,
$5
seri-s
par'
A
Class
:
in
note
debentures
due
Sept.
1,
wHl
be
version
now
o£
50c
tor
^'for
purchase
constitute
75.698 shs.
subordinated
issuance
75.698
shares
102.867 shs.
*
"20,000 shs.
to
the
1.666
issuance
20.00J shs.
5^a',o
subordinated
of
shares
conversion of
on
reserved
preferred
exercise
on
of
ho
I
that
this
will
the
daily
from
for
stock;
issuance
and
con¬
on
1,666
warrants, expiring Sept.
S5 per share.
These
shares
30,
at
the
1959,
warrants
Gulf
coast
have
been
the
with
Signed
to
filed
to
753,550,000 cuoic
with
1,145,000,000
the
12
company's
months
the
of
ieet
to
billion
Aug.
cubic
11.6
sales,
gas
natural
^warrants
of the
at
set
was
company and the subscription price
the par value of the class A shares.
1957,
sales
total
h have
been
them.
$20
In
per
stock,
either
paid
stocks
common
$5
1949
the
present
class
A
without
stock
common
reclas dfied
was
continuous
stock
common
the dormer
s rare,
15,
on
the
or
1954
Oct.
into
under
tae
quarterly
the
and
common
value
par
wit hout
present
class
that
feet.
application was
of facilties de-
It
is
for
be
resale
$139,000,000.
for
storage
totaled
industrial
class
issued
the
the
247.1 billion
approximately
customers
totaled
feet.
months
12
ended
of $92,587,880
revenues
31,
Aug.
and
not
the
1957,
income
of
B
common
common
surplus
arising
par
of
dividends
of
B
have
40
this
paid
(which
cents,
reclassification
stock.
common
been
stocks
common
rate
from
class
regularly
*
the
both
on
holders
15.
Oct.
»•
class
of
1954
A
•First
mortgage
class
at the
board
of
all
at
dividends
GIVING
pipe
line
EFFECT
TO
bonds:
PRESENT
Outstanding
$
19,
1948.
in
stock
A
fall
Lyons
began
order
1943,
incorporated
was
in
December,
operating office in
an
as
office
of
Finance
ing six offices
In
company
and
second
the
of
of judgment
1947,
Brockton
was
opened in York, Pa., on Nov.
company acquired lOO'o of the
Service. Inc., a Delaware
8,
the
common
corporation,
I-
in Pennsylvania.
-
in
operat¬
,
to
separate holding and operating functions by a
single
subsidiary, Tiuie Finance Corp. of Brockton, was organ¬
for the purpose of assuming the direct
lending operations,
leaving i the company n holding company only.
company, a
ized in 1949
In
1955
a
substantial
a
effected
stock
The
of
Finance
subsidiaries
and
Inc.,
in
consists
in
acquired
the
wholly owned operating
finance
operations
in
15
Upper
Darby,
five
offices
in
Philadel¬
York,
Herrisburg and Allentown,
Quincy, Mass., and In
Lewiston, Waterville, Farmington and Bangor, Me.
Time Management
Corp.,
organized
under
the
laws
of
Maine,
provides
management
services fcr the subsidiaries and
others, and is the only subsidiary
not actively engaged in finance
operations.
Pa.
There
The
ment
also
are
of 1 Ices
in
Brockton
and
primary business of the operating subsidiaries is making install¬
loans
t
purchasing
individuals
j
installment
under
sales
the
called
so
contracts
from
"Small
Loan"
automobile
laws
and
and
several
underwriters
below
named
Coffin
&
Miller
&
Burr,
Inc.—•.
George
186,
share)
6,
filed
1957,
per
for public sale at 25 cents
per share.
Organized under Colorado law in
to be in the promotional stage and
erally to
and
ing
carry
explore
claims
and
on
for
plants;
ores
mineral
or
and
to
The purpose
of
properties
No underwriting is
grounds;
all
do
1956,
no
the
build,- operate
things necessary
It
to search,
and
and
prospect
purchase
min¬
mills
operation
of
'
of this financing is to acquire capital for the acquisition
properties
where
the
will
be
of
acquired
properties will
but it
properties;
(nor
is
there
is
not
known
indication
any
from
as
to
in
000;
in
the
applied
to
I $150,000
western
the
for
United
costs
of
drilling
core
States).
the
the
other
$19,700
will
be
$50,000
for
land
acquisition;
exploratory work; $66,000 for
equipment; $70,000 for adminis¬
salaries;
$28,000
neering services and SI2.000 lor accounting,
services; $9,000 as a contingency reserve;
capital
proceeds,
related
and
including
expenses,
Of
offering;
and
mining machinery, drilling
trative
each
1978,
lor
geological
legal
and
and
$345,300
and
tThe
been
other
consulting
working
as
The company now has outstanding 5,499.390 shares of
$750,000
of
period
for
the
Aug.
are
35.5'./
5.061,390
21,
sold
of
the
shares
1956,
to
the
to
shares
held
March
public,
then
by
31,
the
for
his
If
1957.
outstanding,
interest represented by the 5.461,390 shares
directors and
him
public
services
all
will
of
have
the
paid
against
as
the
held
by the officers,
promoters of the company, issued mostly for services.
Gas Pipe Line
Corp.—Securities Of-
fered—-Public offering of $20,000,000 of QVs%
deben¬
tures, due May 1, 1978, and 1,000,000 shares of 50-cent
value
common
stock
was
made
on
Nov.
14
by two
underwriting syndicates, both jointly managed by White,
-
Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. The
debentures were offered at 99.50% and accrued
interest,
while the common stock was priced at $17.75 per share.
The
new
debentures
are
non-redeemable
until
Nov.
1,
1967
the
for
or
less.
The
new
sinking fund be¬
1953 at a price of lOO'o of the principal amount and
optionally redeemable for any other purposes except reiunding
at
prices ranging from 106.125'Tj to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
ginning
May
1,
.
;
Purchasers
of
the
additional
common
shares
will
be
entitled
to
restrictions
be
may
the
contained
outstanding under
that,
long
so
as
any
1976, $14,163,000; 1977, $15,000,circumstances relating to gas supply,
and
in
the
indentures relating to the
certain
fund payments.
Inc.
Baker.
shares
shares
had
held
in
been
the
acquired
for
company's
future
sinking
fund
Bear,
Stearns
A.
Becker
<fc
Blunt
Inc.—
&
Co.,
Caldwell
Securities
of
&
10,000
Davis,
&
Crouter
3,000
& Co.—
Eastman
Dillon,
have
cipal
underwriters
severally agreed
amount
of
to
debentures
new
$1,925,000
set
a
o
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.American Securities
<fc
opposite
Co
Baird & Co._
Weeks &
Burge
Bartli &
1,605.000
240,000
Co
Co—.
Lee
Lehman
150,000
Laurence
.—
Lazard
Blair
&
Co,
William
Blyth
Inc.
Co.,
Bros.
.
Scliocllkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc. —_——
6,500
Schwabacher
3,500
12,500
Co.—
3,500
C.
6,500
Singer, Deanc <te Scribner—
3,000
Smith, Barney & Co
20,000
3,000
F. S.
2,500
William
&
First
The
First
Co.
Boston
Southwest
Fulton Reid &
Corp
20,000
Co
Co.—*
Hallgarten
&
Dodge & Co
Collins
&
Codings &
Inc.
Weedon
Dain
M.
Dallas
&
Union
20,000
American
20,000
Co
&
Herrinan & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Dulles
Janney,
Inc.
The
12,500
Johnson,
Lane,
G.
Crouter
50,000
The
Dominick
Drexel
Bodine
&
Co
Securities
L.
240.000
300,000
Co
<te
Emerson
Rowles,
The
F'irst
First
Reid
Corp.Co
Sachs
Goldman,
50,000
Co
&
400,000
Co._
&
Hallgarten & Co
Hallowed, Sulzberger
chas.
<fc
&
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
Miller
Hemphill,
Co—
50,000
Noyes & Co._
& Co._
Herrnian
Hornblower
&
W.
E.
p
Dulles
Battles,
50,000
The
Johnson,
Space
Corp.
240,000
Colli""II
Agnew
24o'.000
Co._
&
100,000
50,000
&f Co.II
William
Stern,
R.
40o'oOO
&
Barney
smithers
Staats &
Frank,
Co.
Meyer
100,000
<fe
pox
50,000
CoIIIIIIIIIIIII
&
stroud
&
Swiss
American
150.000
Co.*__
&
50,000
50,000
Corp
Co
50,000
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony
l
5o!ooO
Company, Inc.
&
&
Co
&
240,000
,
Neuhaus
240,000
&
Co., Inc.
100,000
50,000
Lane,
V1^°£0 Conunou' Da,m
^
240,000
h
wad^r
Watling,
Dean
50,000
Co
Lerchen
Witter
Yarnall,
&
Biddle
at
$2
share.
per
currently, the
E.
Wood
<fe
Co.—_
Wright
L.
20,000
—
2,500
Co.,
&
2,500
—
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
2,500
Co.
The offering is not underwritten.
is offering for sale to
Con-,
private
investor a block of 10,000 additional shares for a total
price of $10,000.
company
net proceeds
to
to be used
are
a
increase
inventory,
for additional laboratory and test equipment, for research and develop¬
ment of new products, and for working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Jersey
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
stock
(par
25
cents)-..—.
incorporated
was
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
on
June
19,
50,000 shs.
1957,
in
New
since July 1, 1957, taken over all of the
business of
a
bearing the same name and run by the
same
management but incorporated in the State of New York on
March 25, 1957.
The predecessor corporation is a 100 ';i>
owned sub¬
sidiary ol' the company but is idle and is being dissolved to effect a
in effect
corporation
has,
and
savings.
tax
The
&
Co.
150,000
300.000
Co
&
000
Co._
50.000
located at One Englo St.,
design, development, testing,
company,
in
the
Englewood, N. J., is en¬
manufacturing, sale and
servicing of small transistorized electronic devices, either through its
direct efforts or through suitable arrangements with independent sub¬
contractors.
which
The
of
(lie
At
present, its principal products is the
derives its name.
"TREPAC,"
lrom
company
is
the
abbreviated
initials
tradename
"TREPAC"
proprietory
device which is extremely useful in the operation
machines, namely a Teleprinter Relay Eliminator
teletypewriter
of
the
com¬
l'ACkage.
DIVIDENDS--The
amounting
to
$195
predecessor paid three cash dividends, aggregately
8'/o of par valuation, from its operating profits
or
months of its existence prior to being absorbed by
the company
on
July 1, 1957.
The record of dividends paid, with
respect to the par valuation of the stock then outstanding, is as
follows: 3','c paid to holders of record of April 15, 195'/; Wo paid to
holders of record of April 28, 1957; and Vo paid to holders of record
during
three
the
28,
1957.
„
has not paid
any
dividends to the date of this
there is no intention of the directors to do so until
all the stock now offered is fully subscribed.
Thereafter, it is the
present intention of the board to resume the cash dividend on the,
common
stock on a quarterly basis at a rate consistent with the
company's
predecessor,
subject
to future business,
operations ana
The
company
offering,
and
financial condition ol' the
Tucson
company.—V. 186, p. 776.
Gas, Electric Light &
Power
Co.—Stock
Of-
fered—Blyth & Co., Inc. and The First Boston Corp. on
Nov. 15 headed a group which offered publicly 100,000
shares of common stock (par $5) at $28.50 per share.
[It
had been originally planned to offer 200,000 shares—Ed.]
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the stock sale will be used
with expansion of the firm's distribution facilities for
tion
and
R.
Day
Underwood,
Inc.
3,500
6,500
Co.—
&
1891.
p.
240,000
Co.__
q
&
Inc.
g
Lerchcn
Harold
Arthur
10,000
a—
Trcpac Corp. of America, Englewood, N. J.—Stock Of¬
Oct. 18 offered as a speculation
an issue of 20,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
of June
150,000
&
Scribner
Smith,
Weeks—300,000
Hutton & Co
Janney,
50,000
singer, Deane &
300,000
&
Co.
50,000
&
Thomas
400.000
Hayden,
100.000
&
Scranton
Sutro
400,000
Iiarriman
Co.
&
240 000
W.
Shields
gtiX
Co.
Inc.
Henry
400,000
100,000
Stuart
Bros.
ghuman,
300,000
Co.
Halsey,
&
Winston
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
400,000
100,000
Co
&
Forgan
50,000
Co
Boston
Southwest
Fulton
50 000
_
Poineroy, Inc.
300,000
150,000
&
_
Co.
Co
&
150,000
_
Mosie
Rotan,
Equitable Securities
Steele
Co
Salomon
Co.,
50,000
Fauset,
50^000
Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.
Co
Inc.
3,000
2,500
pany's
Gardnerll
Hutzler
400,000
&
Inc.
&
&
Dean Witter & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— 20,000
50,000
10o 000
Co.,
Union
Dillon,
150000
inc>
Riter
50,000
Dominick—
&
&
50 000
Reinlioldt
——
400 000
&
50,000
&
4,450
Walker
H.
Watling,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
186,
Dann
2,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co
10,000
4,450
Common,
Waist on & Co.,
Space
—
L.
Co.
2,500
Corp.
R,
&
———
Vietor,
10,000
;
Anthony
Inc.
Battles,
&
2,500
10,000
Corp
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
3,000
Co
&
3,500
Day
12,500
Henry
Hutton
Tucker,
2,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
E.
Co.
Spencer Trask Sz Co.,—_—
Inc.
Miller
2,500
——
Swiss
Co.,
Mosley
Inc.
4,450
&
6,500
Yeatman,
Co.,
Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.
gaged
Jackson
—
w.
50,000
Suplee,
20,000
Inc.-.
Co.,
&
50000
Pressprich & Co".
Co., Inc
Rausclier, Pierce & Co.,
Townsend,
&
Co.~_
inc.
Co._
Securities
Co.
DeHaven
50,000
50,000
Prescott, Sliepard & Co.,
r.
3,000
2,500
stroud &
1
Sutro
Ripley
4,450
Co.
<Sz
12,500
Harriman
10,000
—
C'o.__
<fe
150 000
Webber,
Inc._
&
Co.,
240000
Co.
Co.__
&. Curtis
Quail
—-
Crowcll,
50,000
50,000
Co.,
l'oo'ooo
Co
Northwest
Paine,
50.000
240,000
Co
Ohio
Staats
R.
—
BUSINESS—Cornoration
&
&
Smitliers & Co
4,450
stix
3,000
Co.—
Agnew <te Co——
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
6,500
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Co.,
50 000
Moseley
Pacific
C.
J.
s.
10,000
12,500
Securities
Shuman,
Authorized
400 000
Mullaney, Wells &
3,000
Shields <fe Co.
'
'
Bcanc
Jones
2.500
—
Corp_
Equitable
loo'ooo
_
Pierce
&
Horner & Co
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.—
50 000
_
Templeton
p.
100,000
The
Richard W. Clarke Corp.
100 000
Milwaukee" Co"—"
The
50,000
Clark,
&
10,000
Co
&
Scott,
20,000
Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
IIII
50 000
Phillips Co
Whiteside, West
Winslow, Inc.—,.—
Julien
400 000
Co.
Turben
Mitchum,
Chace,
&
&;
Lynch,
Fenner
50.000
Caldwell
300 000
Co._
4,450
3,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.—
Fauset, Steele & Co
&
240 000
McCormick
Sherrerd—_=_
«fc
Corp
Marks
Inc.
Denton,
Inc.
Butcher
M.
Masten &
Merrill
100,000
&
E.
Merrill,
400,000
—
Burns
5o',000
400000
Brothers
A.
150,000
Co.
Inc
400 000
Co
50,000
50,000
$400^000
_
_____
100,000
Blair &
&
_
Meed—
Frcres
Higginson
Co.
300,000
Inc.
names:
3,500
—.
Co
fered—The company on
Co._
&
Co
&
Mason-Hagan, IiicT
300,000
Co.
<te
50,000
A.
Becker &
respective
v
,
Rowles, Winston & Co.—
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—
Union
&
Estabrook
prin¬
50 000
Loeb
Bissell
100,000
Baleman, Eichler & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co
G.
thefr
Inc. Z-,
Moslc &
Rotan,
*
2,500
—V.
Kidder, Peabody
Kuhn,
Laird,
100,000
& Kraus
named
the
company
inc.
240,000
100,000
Whipple & Co.—
debentures
new
from the
Joseph, Mellen <fc Miller
Webster Securi-
A.
the
of
purchase
—
Inc.
key
UNDERWRITERS—The
3,000
—:
Robinson-Humphrey
>>• Co.,
*
Inc.
below
4,450
6,500
Co
&
The
10,000
Co.—
&
6,500
2,500
Sc
Riter
Pan-
—_—_
Emerson
2,500
1
3,000
<fc
duPont &
Securities
1
2,500
Dominick
Co.—
I,
20,000
Co.,
&
Reinlioldt & Gardner.—L-r-
'
2,500
'
Bodine—
—
<te
&
—
Inc.
3,000
3,000
Robertson
Francis
Jackson
Prcsspricli & Co
Co., Inc.——7Raoschei', Pierce <& Co.,
2,500
;-
Townsend,
<fe
3.500
Sliepard
—
Quail
3.000
&
Dominick
L.
Inc.
Inc
Skaggs
DeHaven
10,000
R. W.
2,500
Cq.i.tix
3,000
——
Webber,
Inc.
Securities Co.
Union
H.
Co.,
10.000
■—
Co.—_
Curtis
2,500
3,500
—
Co
Northwest
Prescott,
Co
&
&
Wells & Co
Ohio Co.
Paine,
2,500
&
Corp.
Dain & Co,,
Pacific
2,500
Corp.
Clarke
The
3,000
—
&
Moseley
3,000
4,450
Co.—
—
S.
Mullaney,
4,450
Phillips Co.—
Weedon
Milwaukee
ton
F.
-
Chace, Whiteside, West
Winslow, Inc.
Clark, Dodge & Co
Collins
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
4,450
Denton, Inc.
Codings
The
Co.,
Sherrerd—
20,000
—,_
Merrill, Turben <& Co., Inc.
20,000
&
3,000
—
Pierce, F011-
4,450
—
2,500
4,450
Co.
Co
Beane
&
ner
4,450
3,000
Inc.—--
4,450
Inc
Sullivan
W.
&
10,000
—
6,500
&
Dcwar,
McDonald
Co.
&
Co
Co.,
Merrid Lynch,
Co
&
<fc
<fe
3,000
2,500
Inc.
Masten
McCormick &
12,500
Simmons—
Butcher
M,
E.
3,000
Marks
McAndrew
10,000
Co.
Incorporated—
&
M.
Mason-Hagan,
A.
3,500
Co
&
Blair
Bosworth,
Inc.
C.
Laurence
20,000
Co
&
3,000
2,500
Co.
Richard
-12,500
Brothers
Ryons
3,500
&
2,500
20,000
Co
Corp.-
Irving Lundborg & Co
Mackall & Coe :
Walter & Hurry,
Ellis
Blyth
&
Lestei-,
4,450
;—
—
William
Freres
Higginson
Lehman
Co.,
Co—
&
2,500
20.000
4,450
Co
&
2,500
,
Co
&
6,500
Bingham,
W.
treasury.
Lee
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Blair
Co
Inc.——
6.500
&
Baird
Weeks
Inc.
Co.,
Bissell & Meeds
Lazard
10,000
Barth & Co
G.
&
Laird,
10,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus
J,
Shares
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
2.500
Co.-
Corp.-
shares
of
names:
Loeb
—
Hayden,
550,000 shares of the $2.55 series have
fund retirement to 539,000 shares. At Oct.
*
purpo.^s ol' refunding at an interest cost oi 6.17Te
debentures
will be
redeemable, however through a
under
common
stock
were
reserved
for
issuance
to
personnel
under
the
company's
restricted
stock
option plan. The board of directors of the
company has taken action
under the plan
increasing by 10',© the number of shares so
reserved,
effective
upon
the record date
(Dec.' 16,
1957)
for the
10'©
stock
dividend payable on Dec.
30, 1957.
Glore,
Transcontinental
the
9,351,375 shs.
issued
authorized
were
and
Corp.
Estabrook
the
be
may
$14,103,000;
In
sinking
111,000
:!200,000
officers
ceived
4.200,000
10,000,000 shs.
series
more
mortgage
accelerate such sinking
by
and
H.
3,000.000, shares
or
the
may
1957,
are held by the promoters, Alfred E. Owens,
President;
Netty, Vice-President (both of Waterloo); and Gaylord W. Engle
(Rhodes, Iowa), Secretary-Treasurer.
Mr. Owens is said to have re¬
par
in
purposes
stock, of which
5,461,390 shares
i
one
1975,
year;
originally
Eastman
John A.
64.5'.'o
in
100,000 shs.
pet-
have
number
respective
Kuhn,
Co
Whipple
Drexel
100,000 shs.
50c
_________
bonds
reduced
10,
engi¬
reserve.
during
value
(par
$2,800,000.
debentures
be
located, although the prospectus indicates
that two of the promoters have prospected on the
Colorado Plateau and
&
Bacon,
Robert W.
coast
per
1977
000
gen¬
maintain
the
to
is said
proposes
150,000 shs.
per
;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
involved.
company
property.
to
other
J
and development
whom
one
$100
fund
Inc.
August,
owns
mineral-type business, that is,
and minerals; to locate, lease
a
mining company.
a
$100
the
Robert- W.
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
covering 3,000,000 shares of its common capital stock (one
share par value).
The company proposes to offer this stock
528,000 shs.
3a4 'U
or
3*4*4
scries or any of the 4','c
debentures
are
outstanding, such limitation is $350,000,000.
A sinking
payment in the principal amount of $4,580,000 on the bonds
of
tne 3% (4
series is payable on Dec.
1, 1957.
Sinking fund payments
and final maturities on bonds
and debentures will be
payable in sub¬
sequent years in the following
principal amounts: 1958, $11,710,000;
1959 and 1960, $12,510,000 in each
year;
1961 through 1974, $14,760,due
Bache
a
..i.
-
•
&
Securities
Dallas
150,000 shs.
value
value
____
of
Baker,
corporation
' *
except
bonds
Bacon,
Trans-America Uranium Mining Corp.,
Waterloo, la.—
Registers Proposed Files for Stock Offering With SEC—
Bache
J.
.1,000,000 shs.
pel*
;—
•Additional
J.
mill
(stated
(stated
stock
* »•
f
•
mortgage securing the bonds,
subject to
therein.
The total principal amount which
such mortgage is limited to
$750,000,000,
50,000
2094.
p.
$50
_______
series
50.000
_
20,000,0o0
•! >' ; "
their
below
named
the
company
80.100
Allyn & Co., Inc
Crowell,
550,000 shs>.
share)
Ball,
This
value
Corp.
100,001
___
——
Pierce, White and Drummond, Inc,
—V.
(stated
series
fCommon
$550,000
__
1 s.——/
Jiditn Collins & Co.--
(■
1978—
have
the
C.
Julien
20,000.000
_
stock
common
the
opposite
Kormendi
—
American
C.
50,000,000
20,000,000
2o,000,000
2
_
share)
Stone &
The
—
agreed, severally and not jointly, to purchase from the
company
respective principal amounts of debentures set forth below:
.'
due
While. Weld & Co.__
UNDERWRITERS
39,150,000
50,000,000
—
1977___
appliance
dealers.
-
series
$4.90
was
has
12
of
company
conducting
states served.
There are
each
had
company
the
which
operating companies and has established
Maine,
Massachusetts
and
Pennsylvania.
group-now
three
one
Service,
40,000,000
1977
due
share)
provisions
Finance
preferred stockholders, and
years the company
other
the
of
offices in 4he
Lyons
intervening
of
subsidiaries
Time
phia,
(he
in
assets
additional
,
number
and
or
between
merger
164,866,000
preferred
stock
(wir.nout
valuet', issuable in series____
par
B
July
1948,
on
169,446,000
1976
due
due
debentures
t$2.55
the
by
1975
set
96.200
Carolina
$14,599,018.
FINANCING
Authorized
Cumulative
annual
I
BUSINESS—The
Massachusetts,
and
subject to the exercise
series
series
$5.96
times.
due
debentures
•ulb'©
—
is
series
3%%
b'.-fr
*4',©
each
It is the present intention of the board of
directors, at their next
regular quarterly meeting, to declare a quarterly dividend of 13 cen.a
per share on the -class A common and class B common
stocks, but toe
declaration
3% '.<>
quarterly
and
participate equally in dividends)
•'
>
to
Beginning
company
y
CAPITALIZATION
B
at
Corp.
that
estimated
approximately
to
capacity
from
stock
Webster Securities
Burns Bros. &
EARNINGS—For
lia« opmamig
preceded
value,
par
additional
purchase
53
Shares
<&
—
dividends
value, and a stock dividend of three shares of class A
stock, $3 par value, was paid from the proceeds of the capital
share
,
to
common
Lovett Abererombie
allocated
expansion will
deliveries from
totaled
direct sales
and
cubic
another
expansion
$
.Vl-;:DIVIDENDS—From
agreed
A.
system
31,
Common stock
underwriters of the
additional
completion
company's
969,917,000 cubic
daily.
gas
including
31,
feet
billion
addition
further
company's
additional
which .amount
of
In
for
the
feet of
proposed
ended
aiouud
PPC.
October
increase
cubic
this
ol'
cost
The
the
in
FPC
ultimately
2.;5.5
July, 1954 to class B stockholders of
company of warrants for the purchase of a total of 20.000 shares
its.class A common stock at a price of $5
per share.
Up to Aug.
1957 warrants for the purchase of 18,355 shares had b:en exer¬
cised, and since that date warrants for the purchase of 210 shares
have been exercised, leaving warrants for
the purchase of 1,456 shares
outstanding.
Neit her at the time of i ;sue of the warrants nor up
to' the present "has there been an
established market for the class A
capacity
the
to
of
in
allocated
New
York-New
Jersey-Philadelphia metropolitan
area.
Applications for increasing the present allocated
capacity to
969,917.000 cubic feet per day, exclusive of gas available from
storage
the
*
The
severally
completing
spend
approximately $60,000,060 in
scheduled as of
Aug.
31, 1957.
Upon
work
increased
be
feet,
issue
an
cimaend
of
Will
it
work
cubic
of
pare
company's
s^ock
BUSINESS—-Corporation owns and operates an inter-state pipeline
system for
the
transportation
and
sale
of
natural
gas.
Its
main
pipeline system extends 1,842 miles from the Texas and Louisiana
filed
convertible
The
16.
proceeds from the financing will be used
by the
to
repay all
notes outstanding under
a
credit agreement
banks, and the balance will be added to the
general funds
company to be available for construction.
The company esti¬
' *
—
S350.000 shs.
for
Dec.
the
by
1957.
16,
record
six
construction
1964.
offered;
the
b reserved
the
80,000 shs.
*
reserved
of
voted
was
Oct.
on
lioloers
to
Stone
of
"
SIncluding 100,500 shares
debentures
750,009
borrowing from tiie United States Life
City of New York, payable $50,000 eacu year be¬
with the balance due Sept. 1, 1964.
the
1958
1,
meeting
30
White, Weld & Co
of
subordinated
ginning Sept.
fThese
f $750,000
;
Insurance Co.
,
500.000
pre¬
—_—lL—"
•Eight-year
.
value—
Dec.
PROCEEDS—Net
mates
11'—."
$5 par
B
-
dividend-which
special
a
on
with
4
1969—__
10'stock
,
at
payable
company
deben¬
convertible
—
stock,
Class
Octt J,
due
50c
is
,r.
~
.stock
Common
Sept.
subordinated
A,
value
ferred
due
,-receive'.n
directors
Outstanding
$2.6*7.150
__
note
'•'
FINANCING
(2201)
sory
der
natural
notes used to finance construction earlier this year.
will
The
1959
used
be
in connec¬
electricity
Some $2,600,000 will be used for payment of promis¬
gas.
for
additional
The remain¬
construction.
company's expansion program in a three-year period ending in
will involve expenditure of $31,200,000 for electric facilities and
for
$21,150,000
tional
funds
additional
gas
for
this
BUSINESS—The
nHHfxr
The
facilities.
expansion
company
intends
from operations and
to obtain addi¬
from the sale of
securities.
nrwM-atine
Tucson
in
Gas,
Turson.
Electric Light .& Power Co. is a public
Ariz,
and
the
surrounding
area.
It
is
54
purchase, distribution and sale of electricity
engaged in the generation,
natural gas.
ana
months ended Aug. 31, 1957, operating revenres of the company amounted to S 14.845.632 and earnings applicable
to common stock totaled 82.153.077.
equal to $2.15 per common share,
share,
the
12
total
Sept. 28/57 Sept. 29/56
$46,512,610 $39,147,270
4,737,359
4,375,110
2,516,000
2,314,300
39 Weeks Ended—
Baie6
—
before Federal
Income
taxes
for Federal
Provision
income
on
income—
taxes on
$2,221,359
earnings
Net
shares
Common
outstanding-.
867,129
———
$2.43
(after pld. divs.)—
Earnings per common share
$2,060,810
661,462
$2.88
report noted that 1957 results included approximately $3,500,000
earnings of Chatham Electronics Division,
The
sales and $200,000 in net
in
acquired by Tung-Sol on May 20, 1957.
Harvey W. Harper, Chairman,
and Louis Rieben, President, noted
that the increased
number of common shares was the result of the
all
of
conversion
of
Tung-Sol's
redemption in June,
lor
had
resulted
"Sales
normal
in
lower
adjustments by custom¬
in the first 26 weeks,
latest
the
in
should
quarter
weeks.
13
in
improve
added
They
that
with
accordance
taxes was $4,737,359 and
This compares with pre-tax
provision of $2,314,300 for the first 39
provision lor Federal taxes was $2,516,000.
weeks
$4,375,110
of
income
1956,—V.
of
and
186,
tax
Stock
Engineering,
of the
Arcadia,
Inc.,
Calif.—Merger—
Financing Planned—
from
cents
$6.59
the
&
Leo L.
Strecker,
A company
President
the
$6.28
or
sales
both
ties
in
the
the
for
credit
special
Tuttle
of
also disclosed
Engineering,
of
has
firm
The
more.
engineering, Tuttle is currently working on 41 miles of highway in
Boise, Idaho, and has submitted proposals for another 1,000 miles in
the western states.
The firm also plans extensive work on missile sites,
launching platforms, airfields and other military projects.
Activities just completed by the firms now merged into Tuttle Enginering, electrical engineering and landscape architecture,
in Barstow and Mojave, Calif.
These companies have also performed
engineering assignments amounting to $2,000,000 in fees for the U. S.
Tuttle is one of few companies in the country equipped
special operational requirements of cold-climate regions,
according to Mr. Strecker.
Army in Alaska.
t«
the
meet
Activities
ing,
land
undertaken by Tuttle include architecture,
civil engineer¬
land acquisition, economic analysis and financing, aerial mapping,
planning, land surveys, structural engineering, mechanical engi¬
electrical
neering,
engineering and landscape architecture.
plans a public stock issue in the near future, Mr.
Tuttle Engineering Co. and Terra Engineering Co.,
Diego, continue as wholly-owned subsidiaries of Tuttle
Inc.
The corporation
Oedekerk
both
revealed.
of
San
Engineering,
shares
of
first
months
nine
Income
$5.84
in
the
capital
a
461,150
The
for
months
rise
also
substantial
quarter
30
the
of
the
both
of
There
periods.
in sales and net
Net for the three
share, and 18.5%
corresponding quarter
year,
$1.48
or
from
oustanding
in
totaled $8,472,295,
Profit before taxes was $5,310,990 in the 1957 fiscal year and $5,178,823 the
preceding year.
The 1957 quarterly profit before taxes was
$1,241,792, compared with $1,168,526.—V. 177, p. 1094.
Union Carbide Corp.—Awards Steel Decking Contract
Steel
Products Co.
be
to
used
erected
at
Use
'
has
the
in
270
of
the
900,000 square
new
Park
the awarding
announced
for
of a contract to Inland
feet of cellular steel
52-story Union Carbide
New York City.
celluflor
floor panels
headquarters
that
Co.,
for
demolition
1960,
level
in
the
Union
Carbide
home
office
Revenue
D.
will
the
B.
new
building
scheduled
to
begin
as
soon
as
is completed shortly.
When finished in
building will rise over 700 feet above street
Carbide
contain
about
1,500,000
largest office buildings
Benedict
is
has
been
square
in New
elected
feet of
York
before
"■Based
tion.
than
and
The
plastics activities.
ethylene,
V.
186,
Olefins
will
company
propylene,
1892.
p.
handle
butadiene,
the
other
and
production
and
hydrocarbon
sale
sales
Clare
Clare
in
(ended
activities,
Ftriod Ended Sept. 30—
$
Net
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
continues
$
378,439,509
13,993,470
14,537,689
income—
oper,
186,
4,683,875
98,156,217
United Aircraft
On
which
5,011,076
27,700,368
should
for
also
We
Corp.—Earnings Show Increase—
of this corporation and its domestic subsidiaries for the
months ended Sept. 30, 1957 aggregated
$869,241,138 and compare
shipments of $666,007,899 for the first nine months of
1956.
Operations for the nine months, after Federal taxes, resulted in net
sell
and
13,
fiscal
serve
the
of
Handle
for
favorably
the
of
Board
of
C.
As
for
indication
an
the first 71
in
to
$5.34
at
the end of
For
and
per
share
as
amounted
recomputed
on
the
to
the quarter ended
Sept. 30,
to
the
on
stock.
$28,170,368,
common
1957, shipments
$12,552,539,
or
$2.33
stock
common
In
1956
equivalent
of
totalled
share
ance
the
Of the
Of
share
directors
the
was
25
on
Dec.
cents
Nov.
16,
per
designated
as
14
share
a
declared
to
dividends
stockholders
dividends
dividend
paid
totaling
of
record
declared
from
which
improve
to
today.
net
25
Nov.
The
racing,
15
25,
cents
investment
per
1957.-
per
income
Gross
Chase
the
enable
the
*
.
39
or
$2,130,-
were
totaled
$65,031,797,
1956.1
of
compared
in
$1,035,003
to
lor
revenues
$20,695,833
NEGOTIATED—A
with
will
1356,
$2,442,664,
year earnings
revenues
quarter
operating
against
as
-
the
=.
month
1956,
$10,000,000 loan agree¬
Manhattan
company,
Bank
which
-
the'date
prime
will
Union
the
because
of
the
•»;
also
loans-for
the
on
rate
v»
•.
of
of the agreement.
above the ptime commercial
>,VOf T%
above; .the
'■
Based
have
the
of
has
New
been
estimate
..;.*•
,
will
The rate
of
time
in¬
'
the
year.- ■
capital
of
loans
The
rate.
length
to1 extend
right
additional
an
preserit
Unit to' Dissolve—
International
See
original
'
■
.
requirements,
no
ma¬
'/ ' " ■*
further
j
%
Telesranh
Ocean
Co.
r.bovt>.—V.
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Sep£/30—
Period End.
Railway oner, revenue
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
28.920.700
27.203,591
$11,037,883
961,908
9,252.623
1,117,841
RR.
Period Ended Sent. 30—
1957—Month—1956
revenue-
$4,742,448
3,635,563
'•
"
from, ry.
rev.
pp.
•
30,864.570
31,041.330
$1,621,792 $11,022,569
$9,011,004
728,076
'
<
5,612,700
5.089.001
•
-
.
Western Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
1957—Month~%i066
Peripd End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
Net
$328,458
$328,432
$3,011,992
$3,095,788
expenses-
289,114
294.966
2,667,262
2,654.251
—V.
' J.
r
'
.
from ry. opers. •
rev.
ry.
1957—9 Mos.—1956
revenue—
oper.
■**"'&*" '
Net
%
oper.
"
com¬
1957—9 Mos.—1956
3.292.778
623,861
"
p.%998.:)
'
-
$4,814,570 $41,887,139 $40,052,394
'
$1,106,885
income-—
oper,
186,
7,644,102
;
•
Co.—Earnings—
open, -expenses
ry.
:
%
<
oper,
v
$38,241,474
$12,815,833
Railway
Net
Mos.—1956
$41,736,533
3,051,194
Railway
—V.
^
$1,319,473
•
Western Pacific
-
$1,545,823
.
I892:v.:»
p.
-
-J./'
*
'•
$4,370,667
1781.
n.
3,118,763
opers.
income—
oper.
186,
lRfi.
""1957—0
1057—Month—1956
$4,664,586
:,
Railway oper expenses—
an
company
third
Sept/ 30,
and
totaled
J957 were $1,051,274,
negotiated
agreement
last
Gross operating
'
1957
respectively.
earnings
the
$1.38
estate.
30.
shares,
quarter
same
8,837,515
SI.39
financing is'required at this time,
the Mutuel Handle
Is a manufacturer of high-precision systems and
ponents for the missiles, communications and aviation industry.
incomec—
oper.
186, .p.. 1892.
-
-
,•
-
$39,314
8344,730
$441,537
<24.950
r
$33,436
22.849
208.133
261,962
{>;<><
•
,
-
.
..
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
Net
ry.
Wisconsin Central RR.—Earnings-—
1957—9 Mos.—1956
'
oper.
revenue-
$5,361,364
$4,568,185
$49,448,587
$41,257,226
oper.
expenses
2,304,395
2,222,091
21,742,333
19,708,252
from
rev.
—V.
1957—Month—1956
op.
$3,056,969
$2,346,094
income—
oper.
186,
1,615,408
1,313,376
ry.
15,113,136
11,518,788
Period End. Sept. 30—
1957—Month—1956
revenue—
expenses.
oper.
$1,892,204
income
oper.
$2,572,728 $20,275,188
865,497
1,246,856
$20,768,482
7,360,900
to
taxes
$9,964,999
income
after
period
respectively,
for
the
compared
taxes
last
the
on
totaled
and
nine
to
months
$8,866,504
ended
for
Sept.
the
totaled $4,6G4,999 compared
year,
$4.75
or
of
$73,099,683
1957
30,
period
same
share
per
982,12C
shares
1956,
compared
Secretary,
after
crate
to
made
for
the
equivalent
to
42
97
adjustments for
in
the
weeks
cents
last
ended
per
Oct.
share
of
19,
186,
adjustments referred to above."—V.
the
70
This corportaion
cents
per
share,
for
the
42
presentation
world-famed
186,
Rhoden.
L.
Production
p.
National
described
by
picture
film,
curved
of
picture productions, the first
play, "The Miracle," it was
Warner, President of Warner Bros.,
of
motion
three-strip
a
large
perfectly.
186,
motion
Reinhardt
President
and
—V.
National Theatres, Inc. will
join in
the new Cine-Miracle medium of a
by Jack
of
"The
2094.
pan,
Mr.
compared
Oct.
20,
screen.
Warner
and
projectors,
The
Miracle"
is
system
Mr.
gives
Frov.
a
single
blends
scheduled
to
to
15,
1957
to offer to its common stock¬
the right to subscribe for an
rate of one new share
for
income
p.
785.073
516,947
397,352
$482,459
$387,726
139,251
139.251
$3.46
taxes
$2.78
:
—
7—:—'
Earnings per share;.—
186,
777.
1956
$6,480,2.97
999,406
taxes
Federal,
Profits—
1957
$6,603,765
—
t
y
^L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Earnings Lower,
*f1ie- corporation
be
of
the
Oct. '25 reported net earnings of $1,125,335,
1957 fiscal year, ended July 31.
net earnings for the previous fiscal year
$3.45 per share.
*>n
compares,
or
with
the first quarter of fiscal
In
motive parts were the most
ing^in
a
or
share, for the
per
of
1957, tooling changes required for auto¬
extensive in the company's history, result-
Earnings were 63 cents per share in
loss of $1.09 per share.
announced
the
second
Elmer
per
share in the fourth quarter.
and
as
a
of
projection
begin
Nov.
Wis.—V, 186, p. 1893.
$1/190.502,
number
illusion
the
about
Net profit to surplusShares outstanding
the filming
Rhoden
the
Co., Inc.—Plans Offering—
that, the company plans
record
before
$2.79
Theatres.
presentation,
three
"
.
Southern Gas
$1,038,140
993.
and
La Salle Street, Chicago 4, 111., will up to
receive bids for the purchase from it of
due Dec. 1, 1987.
See also V. 186,
bonds
World Publishing Co.—Reports Increased
—V.
ended
p.
.
5
offering will be underwritten by The Milwaukee Co.. Milwaukee,
and Harley, Haydon & Co. and Bell & Farrell, Inc., both of
This
in
Max
and
stock,
weeks
So.
mortgage
Ndfc-- sales
Pictures, Inc.—Plans New Films—
multi-million-dollar
using
•
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
1
were
common
or
after
at 231
on; Dec.
16,566 shares of common stork at the
for each seven shares held.
1892,
p.
1956.
1957
$831,396,
C.
2,425,034
7
additional
PrD&t
of
of
Madison,
share,
per
depreciation
quarter
1956
13
1,883.533
is reported
Wit,',
$74,789,283.—V.
with
Nov.
'324,111
"
to $4,216,504 for
outstanding.
Nov. 4 announced:
on
retroactive
expense
earnings
on
504,141
1781..;
p.
$4.29
and
now
Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
Wentwbrth.
are
$5,417,152
2094.
p.
It
"The net profit, based upon unaudited
figures of the Ward Baking
Company for the 15 weeks ended Oct. 19, 1957 was $331,697 after all
charges and is equivalent to 30 cents per share of common stock, com¬
pared with $428,934, or 41 cents per share, for the 15 weeks ended
The
$5,159,210
company,
The
basis
Ward Baking
E.
$659,052
10?,a.m. (CST)
$7/000.000 first
holders
1956.
F.
$894,008
Wisconsin
income "before
Sales
19,336.934
ry/opers.
7,837,238
Wagner Electric Corp.—Sales Off—Earnings Up-
same
21,000,304
income—1
oper.
186,
The
186, p. 1781.
Net
$24,754,086
2.188.310
/
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Bids Dec. 5—
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$10,138,075 $10,045,951 $93,000,214 $87,780,211
8,245,871
7,473,223
72,725,026
67,011,729
Net 1-ev. from ry. opers.
the
1957—9 Mos —1956
$2,847,362 $26,159,514
2,167,5?1
Nat rev, from
Neth.ry.
Railway oper.
ry.
1957—Month—1956 "
$3,061,589
revenue—
.expenses'-
RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
oper.
oper.
$27,706,254 $21,548,974
1674.
p.
Sepl'/3p-^-% '
Period End.
Railway
Railway
—V.
—V.
J
'
Railway
Railway
by
cents
turity
•
of harness
been
real
of
at Sept.
1957
AGREEMENT
LOAN
Western
reflects
Amtote.
trend
For ,the
$21,693,871,
pegged
was
(Amtote)—The Average Mutuel
INC.
quarter, of
interest at
bear
Net
issue of $1,000,000 notes due 1967.
total, $500,000 has already been borrowed, and the
dimension
pay 25 Cents in Dividends—
1957
D.
balance will be taken up later.
and
to
payable
G.
a
Hammill & Co.,
son,
Cine-Miracle,
The
Mr.
sale
on
6,228,348
and
ui
8,646,225
—
outstanding
September,;"1956.
to
The
Net
com¬
of intent at Sept. 30, 1957
approximately $1,850,000,000, which compares with $2,050,000,000 at June 30, 1957 and with $2,125,000,000 a year
ago
V.
185, p. 2496.
share,
Company.
continues
gain
1956
shares
8,624.202
Cr213.313 *
:
operations.
current
maturing two'years from
President.
Varo Manufacturing Co., Inc., Garland, Tex. — Notes
Placed Privately—The company, it was announced on
Nov. 15, has arranged to place privately, through Shear-
$265,226,504
on
stock.
United Corp.—To
&
as
:—_
from
5,606,000.4'
8,678.125
expanding rapidly rin the private* wire, facsimile and data processing
fields, to borrow from- the bank at different intervals, with all loans
(of
Warner Bros.
per
BANK
York.
will
well
Zim¬
approximately
was
in
ment "has
In
Ltd.,
172,777,797
5,590,000
Dr31.9C0
with $62,575,519 .in
amounted
manufacture
to
outstanding
Contracts, orders and government letters
amounted
days
the
Canada
Ltd.
105 day meet) of the new Roosevelt Raceway
$117,000,000 compared with approxi¬
like period last year, with an average attend¬
of 25,000 compared with 18,000—V. 186, p. 1548.
York
New
that year
earnings amounted
mon
months
of
mately $83,000,000 tor
and
$38,300,349, equivalent to $7.13 per share
providing for dividends on the preference
earned
relays,
Dominion.
Mr.
Clare
this new organization,
as
act
racing
subsidiary
our
Clare
P.
in
shares
share.
a
period
share
third
compared
700
with
contrasted
183,273,121
tax—— _——^—
(net)
Earnings in September
the
Clare
P.
Porter "will
&
1956
187,007,999
operations—
256, or 34 cents a share
estimated
quality
(Canada)
the
on
thy
cents
2.43
The
to
was
mark
C.
of
Porter
&
thoroughbred
for
20,
nine
1,000
throughout
President
as
Fischer
of
1957
—
income
income
6,232,274
For
...
the public other
by
made
it
unequalled
founding
Fischer
Chairman
as
continue
Oct.
of
/
1957,
be
leader
products
$1.83
income-—______ 197,541,248
—_——
current
per
+Based
viz.,
Philadelphia
that the
would be $10,000,000. It is now
higher and that the
roster of
year
will
for
"Including
4,633,697
—__
products.
with
Clare
tray
after
1957
30,
volved.
announce
association
5,570.862
.
Co.—Gross Increased—
30—
and other
Federal
from
Income
be
Clare
5,672,000
$1.49
expenses
for
tEarnings
is designed
humidity and air
demand
4
-
.
...
ready
be
may
and
4,696.000
,
.-share-— i*:
1563.' % "
"Miscellaneous
that
for partial occupancy by March or April of
completed by mid-year 1958.
This 40,000 sq. ft.
for precisely controlled conditions of temperature
purity for the manufacture of the most exacting
types of relays.
This Clare expansion is made necessary by the
tremendous
growth of the
electronics industry and the
increasing
1958
31,666,730
Shipments
income
approximated
and
Income
plant
with
earnings for the first
ap¬
were
3; 1957, we broke ground and officially commenced con¬
of
another
ultra-modern
Clare
plant
in
Fairview, N. C.,
struction
*
$
11,315,342
9,335,617
-
4,511,373
revenues
Provision
Sept.
nine
stock
1957)
.
reaching the
a
1956
—
per
185, p.
Costs
mechanisms.
missile
100,708,962
1674.
p.
been
lias
presentation
a
sales
&3
i— 2——_
Western Union Telegraph
rotary
switches utilized in a wide range of electrical and electronic controls
for industrial and military use.
Typical end uses for their products
are
communications systems, computors, power controls and guided
30,735,588 286,152,765 277,730,547
op.
ry.
$
45,273,275 384,308,982
31,094,375
expenses
30,
outstanding and held
Sept.
1957
these
-Earnings Decline—
income_l_Ji;^_j.r__j:
taxes-cn
Nine Months Ended Sept.
of
1957—9 Mos.—1956
$
45,087,845
revenue-
it
±.—.
shares
on
State
income
income
Net
—V.
1956.
in
1957—Month—1956
(*
oper.
and
—2,458,829
their
for
that
amounted
Railway
Railway
Sept.
—
CO.—In
&
will
approxi¬
totaled
1957
taxea——
before
Net
Increased—
MONTH ENDED SEPT.
share—
per
Badger
i—-——-Li—— 128,504.375 133,294.511
Federal
taxes, or
shares
share,
per
NINE
employees is now
Clare
products.—
RR.- -Earnings—
salesof
year
common
of
—2,164,030
Association
estimated
Net
Union Pacific
after
J.
CLARE
P.
Carbide
Mr. Dial also announced the appointment of E. E.
Fogle as President
of'Union Carbide Chemicals Co. and of H. D. Kinsey as President of the
newly formed Union Carbide Olefins Co., also a division of the corpora¬
tion.
$2,787,000,
L
sales
Income
a
38,916 shares held by our subsidiary Amtote.
C.
Wabash
Union
President.
Mr. Benedict has
President of Union Carbide Chemicals Co., division of the corpora¬
In his new position he will be responsible for the corporation's
chemicals
includes
making it
space,
of
Last
period.
taxes—
890,902
on
Securities
Corp. it was announced by Morse G. Dial,
been
Net
number
income
on
con¬
186, p. 777.
$
from
$17,700,233
income
Net
City.
Vice-President
a
Ideation.
that
at
Fiscal Year Ended Aug. 31—
$86,060,000
—
Income
will
the'site
on
Union
and
of
one
work
the
the
of
to
rose
Inc.—Earnings
months
nine
the
segments of the company's
the earnings were about $2
being
allow complete flexibility in the
locating of electrical, telephone and
other outlets throughout the building,
not only for today's complex
requirements but to insure the most efficient service for the future.
Construction
Sharp Gain-
1957
$2.43 per share or about 20% over last year.
Although
separate audit was made last year for this period for certain
Ave.,
milcor
of
Schwebel, President, on Oct. 28, said in part:
Earnings
earth-
and
186, p. 1892.
Products
Uniyersal
M. Mac
*
construction
employs some'150 people, and operations
Winona
mately $2,500.000.—V.
or
a
$575,926, or $1.25 a
share in the
last year.
Sales in this year's three month period
a 25.2'fr
gain from $6,768,472 in 1956.
The corporation
continue
hydraulically-operated
of
including backhoes, diggers, and trenchers, will
through dealers in contractors' equipment.
marketed
plant at
Operating
net
year,
$29,533,495.
end
to
increases
fiscal
$682,192,
was
$2,694,990,
In the 1956
and sales totaled
at
equal
to
$33,944,817.
of
outstanding
reported
Sept.
year
amounted
year
share,
a
increase in net income
ended Sept. 30.
14.19c
a
fiscal
the
sales
on
shares
fourth
the
ended
for
fiscal
$5.12
or
reported
4
sales
latest
capital
company
income
in
shure,
$2,362,823,
was
were
Nov.
on
increase
$92,681,360
The
nine
AMERICAN TOTALISATOR CO.
corporation
14.939
and
1957
lihe
The
be
to
1956.—V. 186, p. 1892.
comparable 1956 period.—V.
as
This
tinue
net earnings and special credit amounted to $5,088,000
months of
1957 compared with
$5,592,000 in the
taxes,
first
the
merman
Uarco, Inc.—Net Income Increased 14.1%—
and
30,
and
Minn.,
moving machines,
per
This
Eefore
In
on
"Earnings
backlog of more than $2,000,000 in both civil and
with contracts now under negotiation for approxi¬
Particularly active in road building, design and
a
Sept.
on
Swasey Co.—Acquisition—
the
lor
Gradall,
1956,
In
cents
15
Monday, November 13, 1957
.
has announced the conclusion on Oct. 31 of its nego¬
purchase of the business of the Badger Machine Co.,
its related enterprises.
By this purchase, Warner & Swasey takes on additional items of
earth-moving machines
which will supplement its highly successful
included
1956,
that
Arcadia
military projects,
mately $5,000,000
gains.
and
.
company
Winona,
as
This compares with net earnings, after taxes, of $3,553,000
a
special credit of $1,035,000, in the first nine months
was
equal to $1.63 a share on the 2,135,011 average
outstanding.
which
named Chairman of the Board of Directors,
feet.
square
share
per
$318,000,
amounted to
the 2,348,221 average
of
share
a
Taxes
country and overseas. The merger brings the number
with one branch in Hawaii and two in Alaska. Headare soon
to be expanded to an area of 50,000
in
realized
net
investment income
net
reported for the same period of 1956.
earnings for the first nine months of 1957, which
$1.16
to nine,
quarters
same
$76,629,000
Net
of architects and engineers, Tuttle is expanding its activi¬
of offices
%
the
&
.
West Point Manufacturing Co.-
Engineering Co. and Strecker Investment Co.
Mr. Oedekerk has been
share,
per
realized
net
share on Oct. 31,
per
Net
of an expansion move which includes
Tuttle Engineering, Tuttle-Kellogg Architectural
of Karl F.
merger
cents
U. S. Industries Inc.—Sales Show
part
as
33
the board of direc¬
and Trevor Gardner have joined
this corporation
of
be
share from
per
from
was
RESULTS FOR
Harry Oedekerk
tors
will
dividends 25 cents per share is from net invest¬
1957
10
and
share
per
$88,422,644
no
Tuttle
This
tiations
proximately
885.
p.
Warner
realized
net
share from net
the
income before Federal
period
from
per
gains.
Win, M. Hickey, President, said net assets of the company amounted
to
$85,408,862 or $6.07 per share on Oct. 31,
1957, compared with
trend/'
seasonal
tha latest
In
purchases
normal
sales
fourth
the
in
than
larger
following
dividends
1957
income
share
paid
dividend of 10 cents
a
dividends.
1956
cents
dividend
extra
an
as
income.
total
number
1957.
sa.id that inventory
The Tung-Sol executives
ers,
which was called
stock
preferred
1954
share
per
investments,.
1957 United paid
However,
ment
(& Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
cents
June,
Thus,
20
Net
10
investment
$2.02 per common
with $14,071,442 end $2,015,504, equal to
the calendar year 195-3.—V. 186, p. 1781.
lor
and
gains on
In
EARNINGS—For
compared
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2202)
three
earlv
new
97
cents
per
share in the
third
quarter
and $2.28
/Ejjie large earnings in the final quarter were the result of continuing
production of parts for 1957 model automobiles, high production
high
depth
irvnonautomotive lines and year-end adjustment of unrequired reserves
booth
which
sections
in
quarter,
1953.
had
been
provided
throughout the
year.
(>present indications are that operations will continue to be profitable
during the first quarter of fiscal 1958, the company announced.
Consolidated net sales for fiscal 1957 were $50,711,791, as compared
to
$46,025,367
in
fiscal
1956.—V.
186,
p.
2094.
Volume
186
Number 5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2103)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Continental
Bank,
Ashland, Ala.
*
Securities
Bond
Sale—^n issue of $464,<|00 4^2%, first mortgage indus.trial development revenue bonds
:
sold
was
to
Dated Oct. 15, 1957.
Legal¬
ity aproved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Haves, of Birmingham.
Mobile
County (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
Warrant Sale
The
$500,000
general obligation
indexing and
•recording
system
warrants
of¬
awarded
were
posed, of
186, p., 1999
to
a
group
Equitable
Co.;:FIeld, Richards & Co.; the
Company; Commerce
Trust
Company;
City
National
Bank
—
■
'
•
1
'•
H.
*
? *<>•'
•
*
■>.'
'■
*r
r
M.Wiii.,
of
'
$400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 13—v. 186,
1999—were
p.
<nes,
awarded Mo
Ely, Beck & Co.,
E.
000
Bond Sale—The $211,000
1732
headed
build¬
awarded
were
—
of
America
Co.
Clara
County,
District,
Calif.
I
to
National
&
Savings Association,
Francisco, as follows:
•
Trust
Nov. 15
on
clusive.
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
$650,000.5s.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1957.
at
tary
District
1
at
Scries
A
100.50,
bonds
basis
a
as
of
1958
4^s,
41,000 Series D bonds
100.75,
4%s, at
as
300,000
basis of about 4.66%.
a
120,000
100.099,
about
interest
net
a
3.33%,
1958
.
and
to
Dec.
15
1978
15,
Principal
(J-J) payable-at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
.Francisco.
Fresno
No.
-
Nov.
on
1,
1981
1982.
icitas
Board
sealed bids until 9:30
1
terest
M-N.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Bond
$3,550,000
improvement bonds
nicipal
fered
Nov.
(MST)
a.m.
Trust
San
r
1956.
Due
Oct.
on
(State of)
Offering
sealed
(EST)
Otta-
Treasurer,
bids
Nov.
on
John
—
State
until
for
26
of¬
p.
a
as
Principal
follows:
$910,000 434s. Due
1958 to
130,000
186,
p.
2095—were
awarded
to
Dec. 1 from
on
870,0.Q0
Due
314s.
from
Angeles County, County Sani~
tation District No.
14 (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Sale
The
$1,097,000
general obligation sanitary bonds
offered Nov. 12—v.
186, p. 1782
-
*
were
headed
—
awarded
,
to
by the Bank
a
of
group
America
National
.
Trust & Savings Association, of San Francisco, as 5s, at
a price of
101.14, a basis of about
4.95%.
Los
Angeles County Flood Control
District (P. O. Los
Angeles), Calif.
;
,
"
Bond
Sale
flood control
—
The
bonds
$20,000,000
offered
Nov.
12—v. 186, p. 1895—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New
York City, as
3lis, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 3.71%.
Other members of the
syndi-
<
cate:
1966
Dec.
on
1,640,000
from
Others
3'Ms.
1972
in
-
Chicago;
Drexei
-
Bank
&
and
Illinois
Trust
Co., of
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Co.; Glore, Forgan &
1982
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
syndicate: Amer¬
ceive
Bay Union School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
R.
—
B.
James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
19
at
for
Due
his
10:30
on
the
in
San
(PST)
purchase
of
Dated Dec.
Diego
on
Principal
payable
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
until
11
$600,000 bonds,
Due
Aug.
on
1
from
1972 inclusive.
1957.
June
dated
Aug.
New York
Bank, Danbury. Legality approved
State
pike,
at
office.
and
Nov.
County
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
land; R. W. Pressprich & Co. Inc.;
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
M.
B.
Edmcnston, Town Treasurer, will
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
Street,
Hartford,
until
2
p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 21 for the purchase
of $642,000 school bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
1958
1972
to
inclusive..
000
school
via
negotiated
composed
bonds
of
was
sale
the
$2,550,purchased
by
Harris
a
group
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
both
of
Northern
Trust
Co.,
Chicago,
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.,
Andrews
&
Wells, Inc., Rand & Co., R. D.
White & Co., and Laird, Bissell &
Meeds (Day, Stoddard & Williams
Division), as 3V2S. Dated Nov. 1,
1977
on
Nov.
1
from
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Colonial
Trust
Company, of
Waterbury. Legality approved by
Day, Berry & Howard, of Hart¬
ford.
to
in
1987
1963
October
and
Sunshine
sources
expenses
which left
a
of
ih
with
$299,801.15
were
operating
at
$98,724.68
net revenue of
$201,-
Chairman Manuel reported that
the end of October the Turn¬
pike Authority has redeemed $2,222,000 of its original bond issue
In
leaving $71,778,000
October
carrying
an
sengers a
used the
Offering
Centrella,
will
Clerk
—
of
receive
O.
Michael
the
Levy
sealed bids
1958 to
226,095
1964 to 1992 inclusive.
Dated
July
1, 1957. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York City. Legality
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
and interest
College (P. O.
Park), Fla.
Offering—Secretary
Winter
Bond
fchat
W.
the
receive
Johnson
Board
sealed
Turnpike without
bonds. Dated Nov.
carried
from
proved
a
an
esti¬
three
Turnpike
fa¬
which
fatality rate of 2.4 per 100,000,-
000 vehicle miles
national
rate
of
1, 1956. Due
1959
to
compared to the
6.4
all free highways.
last
1996
on.
inclu¬
M-N.
County (P. O. Lihue),
Hawaii
improvement
6—v.
186,
$331,000 public
bonds
offered
Nov.
1783—were awarded
p.
to
a group composed of
Sachs & Co., Breed &
Goldman,'
Harrison,
& Mayer,
Inc., and Seasongood
jointly, as 5s, at a price of 100.05,
basis of about 4.99%.
a
IDAHO
Emmett, Idaho
Bond Offering—W. T.
City
Clerk,
bids
22
until
for
joint
will
7:30
the
sealed
(MST)
purchase
water
bonds.
Peterson,
receive
p.m.
Nov.
$175,000
sewer
and
of
revenue
Dated Dec. 1,1957.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.
in
1975 and thereafter
callable as of Dec. 1, 1965.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First Security Bank of
Idaho, Boise. Legality approved
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
are
ILLINOIS
Aurora, III.
Bond
Offering
Konrad, City
year
on
—
William
Dec. 2 for the
Due
fuel
parking
Dated
Nov. 1
on
1,
1977.
(M-N)
the
1,
from 1958 to
as
and
Principal
mutually
purchaser and
gality
system
May
Callable
payable at
stitution
(CST)
on
purchase of $600,000
bonds.
inclusive.
G.
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 9 a.m.
enue
the
a.m.
HAWAII
motor
of
will
10
Legality ap¬
Patterson, Freeman,
Watson, of Jackson¬
by
Kauai
traf¬
125,312,015 miles.
but
until
ville.
of
been
announces
Trustees
Richardson &
mated 8,164,548 passengers a total
have
of
bids
(EST) on Dec. 2 for the purchase
of $900,000 non-tax exempt hous¬
ing
and
dining
hall
revenue
pas¬
opening of the Turn¬
pike, Jan. 26, a total of 2,721,516
There
July 1 from
on
vehicles
estimated 678,285
have
July 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
3,389,000 5s. Due
total of 10,631,088 miles
Since the
a
L.
$211,000 4V2s. Due
fic fatality.
vehicles
price of 94.91,
5.09%,
a
follows:
as
Bonds due
of $74,000,000
outstanding.
$3,was
jointly, at
1
of June
as
the
all
issue
of
Bond Sale—The
from
Revenue
An
net interest cost of about
a
Interest
Parkway, Florida's Turn¬
for the first seven months
opening
County (P.
Wilmington), Del.
& Co.,
City.
of
1,
purchased via negotiated sale by
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and Allen
sive.
State
revenues
May
on
revenue bonds
—
sewer
in¬
gives the Sunshine State Parkway
Castle
Bond
Court,
1961
talities in two accidents since the
DELAWARE
New
600,000
Nov.
076.47.
Sale—An issue of
Sale
Due
of the fiscal year which began
April 1 amounted to $2,481,291.48,
Thomas B. Manuel, Chairman of
the Authority, announced Nov. 13.
Expenses lor the seven months
were
$704,872.27 leaving a
net
revenue of $1,776,419.21.
Naugatuck, Conn.
Bond
interest
the
—
receive sealed bids at the office of
$187,000
1982
Wash¬
Conn.
Offering
1957.
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Turnpike
B o 11 d
Revenues—
1,
1
Lakeland, Fla.
Bond
City Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Gross
Bond
1,
due
May
on
-
al
Principal and interest (F-A)
Hoyt, Taylor &
burn, of New York City.
revenue
callable
are
sealed
1962.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the First Nation¬
payable at the Danbury National
Reed,
Bonds
the
on Dec. 6
$1,100,000
of
June
from
thereafter
Florida
are
1
clusive.
(EST)
Building
Dated
Due
4.60s. ~ Due
George
1,
100,000 Parking Authority bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to
bonds
a.m.
receive
purchase
Office
bonds.1
on
improvement
general
the
State
follows:
as
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
The
lor
a.m.
$200,000 water distribution system
bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from
300,000
bids until 10
B.
re¬
that
announces
will
&
Rollins
Offering—Secretary T. W.
Commission
Nov. 25 for the purchase
on
15, 1957.
Dec. 15 from 1958 to
inclusive.
(J-D)
office
a.m.
Co.: First National Bank, of Port¬
City
1957. Due
South
school bonds.
Continental
Due
1
Co., San Francisco;
First-Boston Corp.; J.
Barth &
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Weeden
&
Cq.;
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane; Dean Witter &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; B. J.
Van In gen & Co.; First of Michi¬
gan Corporation; Stone & Youngberg; H. E. Work & Co.; Shuman,
Agnevv
&
Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.; Hill Richards &
Co.; Lawson, Levy & Williams;
Wagenseller
&
Durst;
Stern,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; C. N. White
& Co., and Fred D. Blake & Co.
&
Inc.;
Dec.
on
1971
to
the
until
Co.
1,
ican; ..Trust
Harris
Trust
and
Savings
Bank, of Chicago; Guaranty Trust
Co., of New York; J. P. Morgan
National
Due
to
Bond
43/4s.
1981.
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Dec.
on
Co., and Hendrix
from 1958 to 1979 inclusive.
FLORIDA
Florida
Witherington
Glastonbury,
"1965.
J.
Co.
Los
Bond
Bond
interest
Farmers
building bonds offered Nov. 12—
v.
186, p. 1895—were awarded to
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, as 4y2s, at
101.02, a basis of about 4.38%.
pur¬
Danbury, Conn.
Offering — Margaret
Kartell,
d
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
a.m.
the
Due
at
County, Oak Grove
Sch. Dist. No. 130 (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
12,1958.
1964 inclusive.
3%s.
13, 1957.
1,
the
a n
payable
Nov.
&
$1,397,000
New Castle
by
net interest cost of about
—
B. Hanauer &
Dated Dec.
dated
are
186,
group
follows:
as
in-
will
11
Cook
233,000
of the State of Delaware,
Wilmington.
Legality
approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Legality approved
Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
Howard, of Denver.
Note
bonds
a
a price of 100.022,
net interest cost of about
4.71%,
1
Bank
by
CONNECTICUT
1987
cer¬
13—v.
Mayes, Inc., at
a
Heights Sani¬
District bonds. Due on
1 from 1958 to
revenue
Nov.
& Co.; Pierce,
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Thomas
McDaniel
(M-N)
1996 inclusive.
Connecticut
Nov.
on
electric
offered
dred & Co.; Atwill
elusive.
1957.
1 from 1959 to
1958 to 1972 inclusive.
& Savings Association,- of
Francisco,
at
a
price
of
100.04,
Bond Sale—The
$72,000 Annex¬
ation bonds offered Nov. 12
v.
186,
—v.
Sanitary Dis¬
and
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporation;
A. C. Allyn & Co.; Barcus, Kin¬
1987 inclusive.
The
bonds.
mu¬
1999 —
were awarded to a
group headed
by jhe Bank of America National
3.54%,
County Water Works Dist.
10 (P. O.
Fresno), Calif.
12
Nov.
on
Due
Nov.
tax-exempt dormitory
Dated
Oct.
1,
non
bonds.
Sale—The
Due
1987 inclusive.
1958 to
•
Dec. 6 for the purchase of $1,-
096,000
of
bonds.
bonds.
tary
Quinliven, Chairman of the
of Trustees,
will receive
(EST)
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov.
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
15
inclusive.
1957.
1980 inclusive.
Due
in¬
trict
College (P. O.
Denver), Colo.
Bond Offering—Mother M. Fel-
1
on
1987
from
Loretto Heights
Riverside, Calif.
June
on
Nov.
on
from
interest
Herrington
and
inclusive.
Due
1964
Dated
June
on
1963
314s.
from
■
-
'
to
550,000
of
follows:
as
$125,000 5s. Due
-
cost
1975 to
is.
100,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
$675,000
building bonds was sold to J. P.
Morgan & Co., and J. S. Strauss
&
Co.,
jointly, at a price of
Due
Due
to
Worth, Fla.
$1,630,000
1999—were awarded to
p.
M.
Belvidere
125,000
'
'
Calif.
Nov. 1, 1970.
on
bonds.
1958
from 1958 to
1
chase of $48,000,000 housing notes.
inclusive.
Due
3Vas.
from
Fresno,
1969
200,000 3'As. Due on Nov. 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
4.44%.
-
to
50,000 414s.
about
from
District
•
<$170,000
in¬
clusive.
COLORADO
on
1977
500,000 Naaman's Creek Sanitary
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
office.
from 1958 to
Nov.
Due
1978 in¬
and
1
clusive.
cisco.
receive
follows:
15,
from 1959 to
viano, Jr.,
as
Nov.
100,000 Llangollen Estates Sani¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
&
3.46%,
Nov.
Principal
about
San
tificates
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 18 for
the
purchase of $108,000 school
Dated
Lake
Certificate Sale—The
water
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
bonds.
Nov. 26 for
on
$130,000 Suburban Communities
improvement bonds. Due on
Offering—Fred J. Moore,
County Clerk, will receive
Jr.,
(EST)
a.m.
follows:
Bond
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.07, a net interest cost of
the
-
South Bay Union School District,
:
Humboldt County, Calif.
by Bank of America Na-
lional
Trust
of
general obligation unlimited
bonds 'was sold to a-group
lax
ing bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186,
p.
&
A\to Unified School
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,300,-
School
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bank
&
the purchase of $975,000
bonds, as
•'
revenue
CALIFORNIA
-
Pollock
L. -Whittaker
Palo
Santa
Bassett
of
until 11
cisco.
-
ert
Refs-
4y2s.
as
both
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
and
County, Bisbee High Sch.
O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Sale—The
.Co.,
Cleveland; Federation Bank
- Trust
Co., of New * York;
NewhardJCook & Co.; Tilney &
Co.; Breed & Harrison, Inc.; J.
A. Overton & Co.; J. A. Hogle &
Co.; Soden Investment Co.; Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., and Rob¬
\
District (P.
Bond
Trust
Co., Inc.;
Ernst & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.;
ft. D. White & Co.; Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co.; National City Bank,
ARIZONA
Cochise
and
Kansas City;.
com¬
Corp.;
&
LomStubbs, Smith
bardo, and First National Bank of
•Birmingham, as 4»/2s, 4%s, and 5s,
at a price ol par.
'
*
">»'*'
Hirsch
Illinois
Securities
.
& Co.;
&
—
v.
Trust
Hornblower
Inc.* G.H.: Walker
►
—
— x.
Company, St.
&
Weeks;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; L. F.
Rothschild
& .Co.;
Laurence M.
Marks & Co.;. W. H. Morton. &
Co., Inc.; Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Watkins, Morrow &
Nov. 12
National
Equitable
Corporation;
Mercantile
Louis; ~
Co.
fered
Illinois
of Philadelphia;
a
1987
Nov.
interest
banking in¬
satisfactory to
the City.
approved' by
Cutler, of Chicago.
of
rev¬
1957.
Le¬
Chapman
&
^
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Commercial and Financial Chroni
56
.
.
1957
Monday, November 18,
.
(2204)
Certificate Sale
The $20,000,-
—
system certifi¬
cates of indebtedness offered Nov.
works
water
000
1895—were awarded
13—v. 180, p.
syndicate headed by the First
Boston Corp., and Harriman Rip¬
to
a
ley & Co., Inc., at a price of 100.001,
a net interest cost of about 3.96%,
.$5,000,000
from
Due
A
being issued to pay
& Poor's arc
of certain addi¬
betterments and
Improvements to the waterworks
system. They are payable solely
part of the cost
tions, extensions,
Bond
building bonds
derived from
the operation of the system.
The City of Chicago has owned
and operated its waterworks sys¬
tem
since
1852.
The territory
net
from
revenues
Smith,
&
Bios.
Offering
Bond
—
■
Sons; A. G. Becker
C. Bradford & Co.;
Co.; W. II. Morton & Co., Inc.
Blair & Compan y;
i
approved by Ross, Mc¬
Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
Dec. 1 from 1958 to
IOWA
Dick &
Merle-Smith; Dominick & Dominick; Francis 1. du Pont & Co.;
Gregory & Sons; W. E. Hutiton &
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Simmons;
&
Ellis
Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived until Dec.
of
chase
10 for the pur¬
bonds,
$4,450,000
as
follows:
bonds
26
Nov.
on
obligation bonds.
950,000 general
186, p. 2,000—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
National City Bank, of New York
to
p.m.
a
(P.
Bond
Due
Nov.
on
1958 to
15 from
-.
dated
are
Nov.
15,
at
Legality
Boston.
of
Bank
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
$185,000 school
7—v. 186, p.
to Howard,
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
public
parking and water bonds offered
Nov. 13 —v. 186, p. 2000 — were
awarded to First Boston Corp., as
Nov.
100.20,
3.90s, at
3.87%.
Co.
Parish Sch. Districts
Oak Grove), La<
Offering—C. W. Gilmore,
the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 10 for
the purchase of
$300,000 school
building bonds, as follows:
of
parking
on
Nov.
bonds.
15 from
public
Due
-
basis of about
a
consisted of:
The, sale
$300,000
O.
Secretary
J
and
Principal and interest pay¬
the
National
Shawmut
1957.
bid
school
Nov.
bonds
The
-
able
awarded
West Carroll
—v.
(CST)
purchase of
until 2
for the
bids
receive
will
Clerk,
City
land,
Districts
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
general obligation highway, bridge
and tunnel bonds offered Nov. 12
Dodge, Iowa
Offering—Robert H. Clel-
Bond
1977
drainage
inclusive.
Bond
Fort
sealed
$3,500,000 water revenue
Kentucky (State of)
Sale — The $35,000,000
on
1967
Leesville), La.
offered
1784—were
on
to
Lawrence, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
Grafton, of Louisville.
p.
Due
Parish, Ward Three Ward
Wide Sch. District No. 160 (P. O.
bonds
Due
1$ from 1958 to, 1967 inclusive,
100,000 wdter loan No. 3 bonds.
Vernon
Cutler,
'
.
*
1958
bonds..
surface
186, p. 1551—
7—v.
Nov.
,
bonds.
from
surface
rejected.
was
Princi¬
Grafton &
Chicago, and Wyatt,
of
1784—were awarded to
& Cownie, Inc.
186,
Becker
III.
Park Forest,
bonds
offered
1972 inclusive.
of Dec. 1, 1962
by Chapman &
approved
street improve¬
offered Nov. 5 —
assessment
ment
v.
$113,000 spe¬
Sale —The
Bond
cial
as
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the Bank of Louisville.
Legality
Ames, Iowa
Weeden & Co., Inc.
Bond
Callable
15
inclusive.
districts bonds totaling $1,910,000
Due 011
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
bonds.
polis.
1958 to
school
100,000
interest
various
the
for
received
bonds.
15 from
inclusive.
1977
Nov.
(P. O. Abbeville), La.
Bonds Not Sold—The lone
1:45 p.m.
project
Nov.
on
300,000
Treasurer.
School
Parish
Vermilion
will
Clerk,
Due
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
receive
(CST)
011
Nov. 27 for the purchase of
$1,425,000 school building revenue
Court
Fiscal
and
Board
School
Parish
County (P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
Offering—C. F. Dealing,
sealed bids until
Principal
inclusive.
school
$2,100,000
1968
1959 to
from
as
follows:
Louis¬ (J-J) payable at the office of the
Jefferson
Bond
1
Jan.
on
bonds,
$2,600,000
of
purchase
Parish School District
(P. O. Livingston), La.
East¬
School Board,
Due
Clancy,
Bank, 40 Water St., Boston, until
11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 21 for the
Bond Offering—Ernest S.
Legality approved
J-J.
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of
William
Blunt
District No. 21
sealed erly,
ville.
Legality
Cord,
$120,000 Trout-
No. 31
,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
at * the
National
Shawmut
bonds, offered at the same time.
inclusive. In¬
by
1987
to
1960
terest
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Portland.
& Co., Inc.; J.
Clark, Dodge
the
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $248,000
from
West,
scaled bids until 1 p.m.
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; Alex. Brown &
for
Secretary of the Parish
will receive sealed
23 for the
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
natural gas system revenue bonds.
11
for
the purchase
of $25,000
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on July 1
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Trustee,
Township
,
received
Brockton, Mass.
Offering—Leo V.
Bond
bids were
Sold—No
Not
until 4 p.m.
bids
(P. O.
George
Bonds
Goodpine School
receive
will
Clerk,
City
will receive
(CST) on
in the Nov. 26 for the purchase of $240,000 school. bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
are:
1957.
Due
semi-annually from
Barney & Co.; Salomon
Hutzlcr; White, Weld & July 1, 1959 to Jan. 1, 1974. Prin¬
mately 4,500,000.
'
Among those associated
offering
awarded to the
Bank, of Tell
price of 100.13,
Twp. Civil Twp.
Portland), Ind.
Wayne
communities with an
aggregate population of approxi¬
suburban
State
Livingston
City, as 3V4S. at a
a
basis of about 3.23%.
entire
the
&
National
Thorn-
Storey,
by
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
group
a
Salle
approved
ity
composed of the La
Bank, Bank of Jena,
and the Olla State Bank, as 4s,
to
Clay, Ky.
Offering—Jeannette Nail,
Bond
Principal and interest payable at
bank. Legal¬
the above-mentioned
186, p. 1676—were awarded
7—v.
KENTUCKY
offered Nov. 7—v.
186, p. 1896—were
Citizens
by the system consists ol:
city and 55 adjacent
served
O. Cannelton), Ind.
Sale—The $20,000 school
(P.
ton, until noon
Jena), La.
Bond Sale—The $515,000 School
District No. 5 bonds offered Nov.
& Crowe, Inc.
Thompson
Township School Township
Troy
Street, Bos¬
(EST) on Nov. 19
for the purchase of $252,000 water
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1957. Due
on Nov. 15 from 1958 to 1972, incl.
tional Bank, 28 State
(P. O.
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle;
Southern Investment Co., Inc.;
Zahner
and
Co.,
and
Luce,
SVzs, at par.
as
were
—
School Districts
Parish
La Salle
Inc.;
izens State
Moody's and Standard
by both
Hughes
Raffensperger,
2000—were awarded to the Cit¬
Bank of Williamsport,
p.
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
scaled bids at the Merchants Na¬
& Boyce.
Stein Bros.
to
M. Gree¬
Bond Offering—Anna
LOUISIANA
Seattle;
&
Co.,
of
Commerce,
of
Bank
186, p. 2,000
v.
—
awarded
Inc.; Wal¬
Geruldsen & Co.; National
lace,
186,
offered Nov. 12—v.
aid bonds
Nov. 9
&
Co.; Baxter
&
Andover, Mass.
school
offered
bonds
revenue
MASSACHUSETTS
O.
Bond Sale—The $225,000
building
Co.; Andrews & Wells,
(P. O. West Lebanon), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $51,000 school
15,000,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1.908 to 1982 inclusive.
The certificates, which are rated
Brothers
Stern
Township Civil Township
Steuben
1
on Dec.
1.903 to 1907 inclusive.
3%s.
on Nov.
of $80,000
Indianapolis.
follows:
as
Muhlenberg County (P.
Greenville), Ky.
Wichita, Kansas
27 for the purBond Sale —The general obli¬
cnase
school building
oonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due gation bonds totaling $2,037,629.38
offered Nov. 12—v. 186, p. 2096—
semi-annually from July 1, 1958
were awarded to a group headed
to Jan. 1, 1966 inclusive.
Princi¬
by Glore, Forgan & Co., and J. P.
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
Morgan & Co. Inc., as 3V2S, at a
the First National Bank of Crown
Point.
Legality approved by price of 100.03, a basis of about
3.49%.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Other members of the group:
(CST)
^Chicago, III.
1958 to
inclusive.
1977
;
200,000 water bonds. Due on Nov.
15 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Dated Nov. 15, 1957. Principal
City, and Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
and interest payable at the Sec¬
School District $45,000 general obligation sewer price of 100.001, a net interest cost
of about 2.96%, as follows:
ond Bank-State Street Trust Com¬
No. 37 (P. O. East Moline), III.
bonds.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond
Offering — Marjorie
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
$20,500,000 3s. Due on July 1 from $175,000 Consolidated School Dis¬ pany, of Boston. Legality approved
trict No. 2 bonds.
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &*
Schnack, Secretary of the Board of
12,000 special assessment sewer
125,000 Pioneer School District Rugg, of Boston.
8,500,000 2.90s. Due on July 1
bonds.
Due on June 1 from
Education, will receive sealed bids
No. 4 bonds.
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 27
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Lexington, Mass.
6,000,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1971
The bonds are dated Jan. 1,1958
for the purchase of $475,000 school
Bond Sale—The $180,000 school
The
bonds are dated Dec. 2,
and 1972.
and mature on Jan. 1 from 1960
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Legality approved by Rog¬
bonds olfered Nov. 7 — V. 186, p.
Other members of the syndicate: to 1978 inclusive.
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1959 to
Alternate bids 200
ers & Dorweiler, of Des Moines.
were
awarded to Kidder,
1.977 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Bankers are asked on (a) non - callable Peabody & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
Iowa City, Iowa
Trust
Company,
Chemical Corn bonds and (b) bonds callable after of 100.23, a basis of about 3.56%.
terest (M-N) payable at a banking
Bond Sale—The $56,590.44 spe¬
Exchange
Bank,
both
of New 10 years from date of issue. In¬
institution in Illinois as designated
cial assessment paving improve¬
Natick, Mass.
York, First Boston Corp., Harri¬ terest J-J. Legality approved by
by the successful bidder. Legality
ment bonds offered Nov. 12—v. man
Note Sale—The $185,000 water
Ripley & Co., Inc., Merrill Foley,
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Cox & Judell, of New
mains notes offered Nov.
12—v.
186, p. 2096—were awarded to the Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Orleans.
of Chicago.
$57,000 bonds, as follows:
JRock Island County
.
.
—
street
sold to
Co.,
jointly, as 5s, at par.
Neola, Iowa
Offering
Bond
Sheldon.
of
Trust
&
City, and Quail & Co., Inc.,
Iowa
$12,000
improvement bonds was
the Sumner National Bank
Sale—An issue of
Bank
State
Iowa
Sheldon, III.
Bond
—
be
will
Bids
received until 7:30 p.m.
INDIANA
Township School Township
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $184,000 school
Center
(CST) on
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $13,000 fire equipment bonds.
KANSAS
building bonds offered Nov. 12—
186, p. 2000—were
v.
awarded to
of Merchants
National Bank, of Muncie; City
Securities
Corp.;
American
Fletcher National Bank & Trust
a
group
composed
Co., of Indianapolis; Indianapolis
Bond and Share Corp., and Raf-
& Co., as 4s,
100.58, a basis of
fensperger, Hughes
at
price
a
of
about 3.90%.
bonds
Offering
School
Katherine
—
receive
(CST)
on
Dec.
2
for
the purchase
of
$375,000
school
improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
semi-annually from June 1, 1959
to June 1, 1969 inclusive.
Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
Trustees,
Citizens
the
Ross,
will
National
of
Bank
Legalitj' approved by
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller,
of
Treasurer's office, Topeka.
Legality
approved
by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
State
Southwestern
College (P. O.
Winfield), Kansas
Offering — Secretary W.
Bond
F.
Franks
Board
(P. O. Crown Point), Ind.
Offering — Henry
Bond
Nov.
Fieler, Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
1957.
to
P.
a.m.
will
Trustees
of
the
that
announces
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
25 for the purchase of $235,non-tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue
Township School Township
1, 1957.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Nov.
and interest
000
Indianapolis.
Ross
&
$281,199.55 3V2s.
Due semi-an¬
nually from May and Nov. 1,
1959 to May 1, 1963.
334,000 3s.
Due semi-annually
from Nov. 1, 1963 to Nov. 1,
Dated
D.
sealed bids until 3:45 p.m.
Evansville.
sold to Stern Bros.
was
1967.
Ortmeyer, Secretary of the Board
of
$615,-
improvement
Co., of Kansas City, as follows:
Evansville School CPy, Ind.
Bond
of
issue
general
Due
1997
Legality
Mag,
bonds.
on
Dated
i,
1960
Interest
&
Co., Wertheim & Co.
J. B. Hil-
Almstedt Brothers, J.
liard & Son, Stein Bros.
King, Quirk & Co.,
& Boyce,
National State
Bank, of Newark, Ohio Company,
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
Citizens
Co. of
Louisville.
Co.
R.
H.
Moulton
&
Co., Union Planters
National Bank, of Memphis, Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Robert
Winthrop & Co., First National
Bank, of Louisville, F. L. Dupree
&
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Winslow, Cohu & Stetson,
Barrow, Leary & Co., Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke, Stephens,
Inc., Byrd Brothers, Folger, Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
Hibbs
&
Co.,
Goodbody & Co.
W.
L.
&
Lyons
O'Neal Alden &
Co., Rodman &
Renshaw, Security Bond Co., First
Southwest Company,
liams
Co., Inc., Allan Blair & Co.,
Boettcher
&
Gregor
Co.,
&
Co.,
Stinson,
McEvers & Fiz-
zell, of Kansas City.
by
MARYLAND
Mac-
Glover,
Juran
&
Moody,
ness
Nov.
12
Woodcock, Hess, Moyer &
National
of
Bank,
Charlottesville,
Lyons
&
Shafto,
Inc., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Beil &
Co.
'
Hough and F. S. Yantis &
,
,
-
.
York
New
of
price
100.02,
of
a
basis of about
2.99%.
syndicate: First
New York,
the
in
Others
National City Bank, of
Co., Inc., Blyth & Co.,
Boston
Inc., First
Ex¬
Corp., Chemical Corn
change Bank, of New
&
Brown
York, Alex.
Sons, Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, Shields & Co., B.
&
J. Van
Higginson Corp.,
Weeks, Adams, Mc-
•Ingen & Co., Lee
Hornblower &
Entee
&
Co.,
of Michigan
First
J.
Bradford
C.
Pollock
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Braun,
E.
Bosworth
AuchinRedpath, New
of Baltimore,
Parker
&
Hanseatic
Brothers & Co.,
Corp.,
and
ment
&
Co.,
a
&
Co., Pehington,
Horner
Colket &
Co., and Elkins,
Stokes &
Co.
Morris,
—
were
awarded
group
about 3.18%.
of
-
Southwick, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Merrill R. Ma¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o First National
son,
Municipal Divi¬
Street, | Boston, until
on Nov. 19 for the
purchase of $150,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Bank
of
Boston,
sion, 45 Milk
11
a.m.
(EST)
National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
MICHIGAN
Barry and Calhoun Counties
Class School District No.
Fractional (P. O. Bird
R. F. D.
Bond
Scott,
bonds
project
school
Trust Co., of New York
ers
Illinois
Garrett & Sons,
.
The sewage treat¬
composed of the Bank¬
City,
J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc., and
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc., as
3.20s, at a price of 100.18, a basis
to
Stern
Company, Robert
—
186, p. 2001
v.
—
McCormick & Co.,
Winthrop
3V2S, at a
basis of about
totaling $1,250,000 offered Nov. 7
Trust Co. of
Inc., Union
Maryland,
Robert
Co., Wm.
&
a
as
Northampton, Mass.
First
Corporation.
awarded to
were
Co.,
100.09,
Bond Sale
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Smith,
Barney & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Simon & Co., Stern,
Peoples
186, p. 2097 — were
syndicate headed by
the Bankers Trust
closs,
Co.,
a
Manhattan Bank, and
Company, both
City, as 3s, at a
Chase
the
York
& Fox,
—v.
awarded to
of
—
&
3.47%.
totaling
Inc., Mullaney, Wells & Co., I. M.
Frank, Meyer
Price
certificates of indebted¬
$14,216,000 offered
purpose
2097
p.
Estabrook
Maryland (State of)
Certificate Sale — The various
Allison-Wil¬
J-J.
1
approved
Thomson,
July
from
July
inclusive.
Smithers
lanta, Roosevelt & Cross,
Fidelity Bank &
Trust
Salina, Kansas
Sale—An
Bond
199.55
186,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons,
First National Bank, of Portland,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
F.
S.
No.
Fourth
B-7
Road,
1, Dowling),
Michigan
Offering—Paul E. Bivens,
Secretary
of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed
bids until
(EST) on Nov. 19 for
purchase of $175,000 school
8
p.m.
the
site
Volume
186
Number
5691
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2205)
■
—6-
,
and
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
on July 1 from 1958 to
1957. .Due
1983,
inclusive.
Callable
of
as
July 1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a banking
institution designated by ihe suc¬
cessful-bidder. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.Fawn River and Burr Oak
Sch.
Dist.
No.
1, Fractional
O. Sturgis), Mich.
Offering—Leona Wegner,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 21 for the
purchase of $110,000 school site
and
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
July 1 from 1958 to
1957.
Due
1983
inclusive.
July
on
Callable
of
as
-1967.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a banking
institution to be designated by the
1,
successful
bidder.
Legality
proved by Miller,
dock &
ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit..
..
Harrison Township (P. O. Route 4,
Mount
-
Bond
Clemens), Mich.
Offering
—
sealed
(EST)
bids
Howard
until
Madison Heights and
ment
inclusive.
Callable
Detroit.
I
North
1
Bond Offering—Anna M.
City
Clerk,
will
as
v
'
sealed
bonds.
Due
1958 to
1967 inclusive.
Oct.
1958
to
National Bank of Mount Clemens.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
due in 1964 and thereafter
callable
60,000
as
of
motor
fund
bonds
1
Oct.
vehicle
of
from
Bonds
Oct.
to
Due
on
1972
due
are
in
in¬
1968
callable
Moorman,
Offering
of
Detroit.
—
Richard
T.
Harbor), Mich.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 19
for the purchase of $130,000 school
Bond Offering
ier,
Secretary
—
of
Bernard
the
Fish¬
Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 20 for
the
purchase of
building bonds.
1957.
to
Due
$250,000
Dated
school
Nov.
1,
1959
Aug.
on
l from
Callable
1983 inclusive.
as
of
Aug/ 1,
1967. Interest F-A. Le¬
gality,, approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Lincoln Park School District, Mich.
Sale
Bond
school
Nov.
The
—
$6,800,000
building : bonds - offered
186, p. 1896 —were
-
13
—v.
awarded to
a group composed of
Fenn & Co.; Goodman,
Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; the Equitable Securities Cor¬
Phelps,
Sachs &
of
Education, will receive sealed
about
interest
net
a
4.77%,
cost
1957.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1,
May 1 from
on
1973
to
3,360,000
from
1975
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
4%s.
Due
on
1976 to
1986
inclusive.
May
1
Madison Heights, Mich.
Bond Sale
Motor
bonds
—
An issue of
Vehicle
sold
Hiehway
were
$10,000 4y2s.
sold
as
follows:
Due on Oct. 1, 1958
and 1959.
112,000 4%s.
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Oct. 1 from
from
1958
to
Due
1972
on
at
a
bank
or
Oct.
inclusive.
pav-
trust company
1
from
1965 to 1967, inclusive.
450,000 3y2s.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
1968 to 1976, inclusive
550,000 334s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bigelow, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$25,000 general
obligation water works bonds of¬
fered
Nov.
of
12—v.
awarded
to
186,
the
Bank
received by the Village Clerk
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 18
the
1967
Bond
Due
Dec. 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
Callable
as
of Dec.
Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
Clinton, Minn.
Offering — Robert
Bond
Gus-
tafson, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $64,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
of
Due
on
Dec.
1, 1967. InLegality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
as
—
eral
Ray Walkes,
St. James, Minn.
G.
*
terset J-D.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
>
16 for the pur¬
chase of $190,000 water and light
group
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.
Kalman
&
Co., Inc., Juran
&
Moody, Inc., American Nationa"
Bank, of St. Paul, and Paine
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, at 0
price of par, a net interest cost
3.96%,
follows:
as
1
from
3.70s.
Due
'
150,000
3.90s.
from
Sale
to
1977
•
;
$22,000,000
bonds
revenue
awarded
13—v.
186,
to
p.
a
of¬
2001—.
syndicate
headed by
Smith, Barney & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a price
of 100.019, a net interest cost of
about 4.47%, as follows:
and
$1,560,000 5s. Due
1961 to
Nov. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
305,000 4.10s. Due
3,460,000 4.40s.
Nov. 1,1969.
on
Due
from 1970 to
Dec.
011
1968
to
If \
The
—
works
Nov.
on
Nov.
1
1978 inclusive.
2,040,000
1
31
5,340,000
1
31
9,295,000
4V2s.
Due on Nov.
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
4.40s. -Due on Nov.
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.
1965 inclusive.
Due
1966
of
Springfield, Mo.
Bond
water
'
Dec.
011
1959
./•'I.
'
"
'•
3.40s. Due on Dec. 31
from 1959 to 1962 inclusive.
from 1963 to
Donald
Board
sealed bids
ity approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.1
$200,000
150,000
W.
Principal and interest
were
White, Minn.
of about
Kirkwood),
—
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany in St. Louis, designated by
the purchaser,
subject to approval
by the Board of Directors. Legal¬
fered
Bond Sale—The $500,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 186
-
Offering
$650,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1957.
bonds.
a
Trauer-
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 19 for
the purchase of
Evensen
1785—were awarded to
Legality
&
Dubail, Secretary of
Directors, will receive
ceived until Dec.
p.
Charles
Missouri
>
(J-D) payable
suitable banking institution
to be designated
by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Dor¬
sey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
Offering—T.
1, 1957.
County, Kirkwood School
Bond
a
Bond
Sept.
by
St. Louis
cipal and interest
■
Dated
Interest M-S.
District No. R-7 (P. O.
Dec. 1, 1970. Prin¬
on
was
March 1 from 1960 to 1077
on
approved
obligation school building
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
callable
$53,000
Municipal Bond Corp.,
nicht, of St. Louis.
bonds.
at
.
bonds
inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1977, inclusive.
Bonds due in 1974 and thereafter
are
system
Chicago.
Due
Minneapolis.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8.p.m. (CST) on Nov. 22
for the purchase of $110,000
gen¬
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1971 inclusive.
Callable
of
District
general obligation sanitary sewer
bonds.
Offering
water
sold to the
„
purchase
of $435,000 im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1957.
51/2%
Rochester Common School District
No. 1343, Minn.
.
City, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bank,
Associates, .Inc., Minneapolis,
report that sealed bids will be re¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
for
state
or
&
Bloomington, Minn.
be
Scott & Barber, of
2097—
p.
State
Worthington.
inclusive.
41/£s.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from 1991 to 1997 inclusive.
In addition the entire issue will
carry an extra 1.60% interest from
Dec.
Mankato, Minn.
Offering—T. G.
31,
Due March 15, 1959.
1957
to
Dec.
Included
31,
1958.
are:
in
Blyth
the
&
Stuart & Co.,
County Indep. School Dist.
No. 14 (P. O. Fridley), Minn.
Ruby
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
Dated
ceived
until Dec.
chase of $880,000
11
River
Bond Sale
for the pur¬
(P.
O.
Falls), Minn.
Thief
Co., jointly, at
cost
a
price of
par, a
of
about
3.66%,
net
as
until
8
$40,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
25,000 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1 from
p.m.
1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Renville
building bonds.
Due on Dec.
1, 1957.
Offering
—
Auditor,
C.
Strom,
will receive
(CST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
able
Nov. 21
on
terest
Dec.
1, 1967 and anv in¬
date thereafter.
Principal and interest oayable at
any suitable bank designated by
payment
for the
purchase of $370,000
general obligation drainage
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Valley County, Glasgow Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Glasgow), Mont.
Purvis, Miss.
Bond
sealed bid^ until 7:30 p.m. (CST'*
on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of
bonds.
water
Due
works
from
1959
July 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
MONTANA
to
Offering—Mary E. Pear¬
Town Clerk, will receive
Sale —The
Tunica
Bond
$220,000
dis¬
bonds offered Nov.
trict building
186, p. 1677—were awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
12—v.
to
41/2S.
revenue
to
1983,
NEBRASKA
inclusive.
Lincoln, Neb.
County (P.
Offering
Chancery
O.
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until 1
Tunica),
H.
C.
Webb.
will receive
(CST) on
p.m.
Dec. 4 for the purchase of $395,00r
industrial bonds.
Due from 1958
to 1977, inclusive.
District, Miss.
Bond
A.
1959
Tupelo Municipal Separate School
Minnesota
Bond
•
County (P. O. Olivia),
County
from
Due
Bond
$100,000
The
$65,000 drain¬
age bonds offered Nov. 5 — v. 186,
p. 1785 — were awarded to J. M.
Dain & Co., and Allison-Williams
—
bonds.
1978, inclusive.
son,
school bonds.
County
Pennington
Nov. 18 for the purchase
Dec.
Minneapolis,
Inc.,
report that sealed bids will be re¬
M.
Skoglund, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Associates,
Evensen
G.
Nov. 19 for the pur¬
$58,000 general improve¬
on
chase of
ment
152, Minn.
Offering—T.
interest
Anoka
—
6
School District
follows:
MINNESOTA
Offering
No.
Bond
Gil-
for the purchase of $120,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 15,
Bond
(CST)
Moorhead Indep.
I from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Call¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
L.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 18
of $500,000 school
Due
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
1
Offering—Marvin
lisse, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Fund
100.01.
The bonds
Wyoming Township School District
Rapids), Mich.
No. 4 (P. O. Grand
$122,-
to
Feb.
on
national
a
-
1957.
Kenower, Mac
Arthur
&
Co., and McDonaldMoore & Co., jointly, at a price of
was
Due
at
Schell
mutually satisfactory to the Coun¬
ty and the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
St.
follows:
as
MISSOURI
callable as of July 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
are
1967.
—
Note
1960 to 1972 inclusive.
945,000 41/£s. Due
of
1960 to 1964, inclusive.
150,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
May 1 from 1958 to
of
follows:
as
$2,495,000 5s. Due
3.65%,
after
offering group
Co., Inc.; Halsey,
Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Bond
1970 inclusive. Callable as of May
Evensen
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Phelps,
Wright County (P. O. Buffalo),
Fenn
&
1,
1962.
Principal and interest & Associates, Inc., Minneapolis,
Minnesota
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; White,
(M-N) payable at a banking in¬ report that sealed bids will be re¬
Bond Sale—The $540,000
gen¬
ceived until Dec. 9 for the pur¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
Weld & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen &
eral obligation court house bonds
chase of $400,000 sewer bonds.
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn and Com¬
offered Nov. 5—v. 186,
p. 1897—
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Marshall
County (P. O. Warren), were awarded to a group com¬ pany, Incorporated; R. W. Press¬
Stone of Detroit.
prich & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Minnesota
posed of J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.
Bond Sale
Allison-Williams Co., Northwest¬
Stern Brothers
The $62,000 drain¬
&
St. Clair, Mich.
Co.; F. S.
ern National Bank, of
Minneapolis Moseley & Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Bond Offering—Ethel G. Minor, age bonds offered Nov. 5 — v. 186,
Wooclard
Elwood Co., Americar A. G. Becker & Co., Incorporated;
p. 1785 — were awarded to J. M.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
First
of
Dain & Co., and Allison-Williams National Bank, of St. Paul, Cald¬
Michigan Corporation;
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 25
Lee Higginson Corporation; R. S.
for the purchase of $75,000 gen¬ Co., jointly, as 3.80s, at a price of well, Phillips Co., MannheimerEgan, Inc., and Harold E. Wooc Dickson & Company, Incorpor¬
eral
obligation sewage
disposal 100.01, a basis of about 3.79%.
& Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
ated; Braun Bos worth & Co.; In¬
system bonds. Dated July 1, 1957.
Marshall, Minn.
terest
cost
of
about
3.43%, as corporated; Wood, Struthers &
Due on Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1977
Bond
Offering — D. S. Kellen,
follows:
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Reynolds
inclusive.
Callable as of Oct. 1,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
& Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
1967. Principal and interest (A-O)
$230,000 3.10s. Due on Jan. 1 from
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
G.
H. Walker & Co.; Bacon,
payable at a banking institution 5 for the purchase of $175,000
310,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from Whipple & Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons
designated by the successful bid¬ street improvement bonds. Dated
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
& Company, Incorporated; W. E.
der. Legality approved by Miller, Oct.
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
Hutton & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of 1959 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds due
MISSISSIPPI
Detroit.
Incorporated; Roosevelt & Cross,
in 1973 and thereafter are callable
Incorporated; Weeden & Co.; Lu¬
as of Jan.
1, 1972, Principal and
Three Rivers, Mich.
Mendenhall, Miss.
cas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Incorpo¬
interest payable at any suitable
Bond Offering — Mrs. Annabe1
Bond Offering—M. Jane Sebo,
rated; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Dick
bank designated by the purchaser.
L. Fortenberry, Town Clerk, will
City Clerk, will receive sealed
& Merle-Smith; Wm. E. Pollock
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 19 Legality approved by Faegre & receive sealed bids until 7 p.m
& Co., Inc.; A. G. Edwards & Sons.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
building
poration; Francis I du Pont & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Stroud &
Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Rand &
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.; McCormick & Co.; Herbert J. Sims
& Co. J Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle;
Pohl & Co., Inc.; Provident Sav¬
ings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincin¬
nati;
Seasongood
&
Mayer; for the
purchase of $82,000 special
Thomas & Co.; Rambo, Close &
assessment
paving bonds. Dated
Kerner, Inc.; Allan Blair & Co.;
Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on March 1
Fcx, Reusch & Co.; M. H. Vick & from
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Call¬
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Lyons
able as of March 1, 1960. Principal
& Shafto, Inc., and Walter, Woody
and interest (M-S) payable at the
&
Heimerdinger, at a price of
City Treasurer's office.
100.008,
about
proved
Sheridan Rural Agricultural School
District No. 7, Mich.
Bond
of
1, 1963.
bonds are
dated Nov.
1,
Principal and interest iA-O)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Berry,
&
Bank
as
1, 1960.
1957.
Stevens
National
until
highway
1957.
1958
are
1, 1960.
Pilkinton, Secretary of the Board
.
com¬
Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Co., Baxter & Co.,
$250,000 4s.
Bonds
Hull School District (P. O. 1716
Territorial Road, Benton
-
group
from
1
The
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
a
Paul, and Woodard-Elwood Co.,
a price of 100.09, a net interest
were
.
on
of
Kueny,
receive
follows:.
clusive.
inclusive.
(J-J)
to
1977 to 1987, inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 20
for the purchase of $290,000 bonds,
as
1,1957,
from
*
posed
Muskegon, Mich.
of
Jan.
1,
1968. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
to be designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
51,614.00 District No. 44 bonds.
47,474.90 District No. 43 bonds'.
on
of June
as
and thereafter
due
awarded
cost
on
64,500.00 District No. 41 bonds.
1962
Nov.
were
Due
$75,300.00 District No.'42 bonds.
terest
fered
at
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
June 1 from 1959 to 1983
Oct.
Each issue is dated Nov.
$1,400,000
plant bonds of¬
13—v. 186, p. 1897—
and site bonds.
p.m.
districtbonds,
The
—
sive;. Bonds due in 1968 and there¬
able
disposal
sewage
Michigan
Offering — Frederick W.
Sale
American
follows:
and
Bond
(EST) on Nov. 26 for
the purchase of $400,000 building
re¬
Nov. 22 for the pur¬
$238,888.90 special assess¬
water /
'
John Nuveen &
on
chase of
Legality approved
Benson, of Min¬
: '
&
Miller, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
W.
8
Faegre
neapolis.
Austin, Minn.
Lamphere Public Sch. Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. Madison Heights),
Bond
by
Troy,
$230,000 special assessment paving
Phillips, "Township Clerk, will
ceive
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
the purchaser.
until 8 p.m.
Twps
(P.
Bond
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Can-
57
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 7—v. 186,
p. 2001—were awarded, as follows:
$100,000 bonds
Company.
to
Leland
Sale—The $2,500,000 san¬
were
awarded
to
a
Inc., and John R. Nunnery &
group
com¬
posed of Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Shields & Co.; Equitable Se¬
curities
Corp.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
F.
L.
Rothschild & Co.;
Bache & Co., and
a
100.05,
price of
cost of about
$230,000 5s.
1958
to
Rand & Co., at
a
1,190,000
Due on Nov. 1 from
1962
37/ss.
inclusive.
Due
from 1963 to 1978
1,080,000 4s.
net interest
3.96%, as follows:
Speed
150.000 bonds to Scharf & Jones,
Co., jointly.
Bond
itary sewerage revenue bonds of¬
fered Nov. 13—v. 186, p. 2001—
on Nov.
inclusive.
1
Due on Nov. 1 from
1979 to 1987 inclusive.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle .'.'.
Denville),
Denville Twp. (P, O.
New Jersey
Sale—The $150,000 sewer
Bond
offered Nov. 12—v. 186, p.
bonds
2001
awarded to a group
were
—
J. Van Ingen &
composed of B.
Union Trust Co.,
Newark; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
B. Hanauer & Co., and John J.
Co.: the Fidelity
of
J.
Newton), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186, p.
1897—were awarded to a group
composed of the
Bank of Newark,
eral
bonds
Co.,
Orange, N. J.
Offering — Eleanor
City
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $660,improvement bonds.
1, 1957. Due on Dec.
inclusive.
1982
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Haw¬
fice.
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
J.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 13—v. 186, p.
1897—were
awarded to Boland,
School
Freehold
N.
District,
3V2s, at a price of
basis of about 3.49%.
Saffin & Co., as
100.05,
a
Haddonfield, N.J.
Offering—J. Ross Logan,
Bend
Clerk,
Borough
receive
will
(EST) on
for the purchase of $400,-
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Nov. 26
000
bonds, as follows:
$250,000 general improvement
bonds.
150,000 water bonds.
bonds
The
Due
1957.
1966
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Had¬
donfield National Bank. Legality
terest
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
approved by
City.
\
Middlesex
County (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $1,592,000 gen¬
eral improvement and vocational
school
Nov.
offered
bonds
14—
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Cape May), N. J.
Offering — Theresa W.
Twp.
R.
100.15,
of
awarded
follows:
as
to the
6,000,000
Chase
Manhat¬
tan
Bank, New York City, at
2.95%, plus $24.
Colonic (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $703,000 water
and
district
sewer
r
bonds
offered
Bond
Offering—Kent
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
Mount
ceive
of
1.
1958
to
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 3 for the purchase
building bonds.
1957.
Due
1969
interest
on
Dec.
Dated
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Dover Trust
gality
Company, Dover. Le¬
by
Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
approved
Delafield
City.
Newton
Bond
and
to
186,
a
p.
group
2098
—
were
composed of
Commercial
Bank
&
Co., Albany, as 4.10s, at
100.08, a basis of about 4.09%.
DeWitt,
Pompey,
26
12
awarded
Bond
Offering—John
11
Due
(M-N)
River
to
interest
(M-N)
the
Lincoln
National
Trust
inclusive.
1983
Principal
payable
Bank
—
system
v.
to
186,
bonds
p.
1897
offered
—
were
&
Syracuse, or at the
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
composed of
the National State Bank of New¬
a
Antwerp,
Wilna,
Pitcairn and Fowler Central School
No.
1
(P. O. Harrisville),
New
group
Principal
at
1958
to
and
interest
Black
payable
National
Bond
water
the
1977
Lowville.
Bank,
Water
District
(P.
the
W.
Baird
Offering
bonds
186,
—
The
offered
$35,000
Nov.
6
p.
York
Louisville,
Norfolk
and
Brasher Central School District No.
1
(P. O. Massena), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$4,841,000
—
school
v.
186,
bonds
p.
offered
Nov.
14
—
2098—were awarded to
Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York,
Buffalo;
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Dean
group
composed
of
Bond Offering — Carl W. Rip¬
ley, President of the Board of
F,ducation,
will
receive
sealed
Co., taking $422,000 bonds as 4s,
at a prir*e of 100.25,
a
basis of
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 25
for
the
purchase
of
$750,000
Co.; R. D. White & Co.; Rand &
Co., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., as 3.60s, at 100.03, a basis of
school
about
building
bonds.
Dated
Witter
&
Co.;
3.59%.
F.
S.
Smithers
&
the
of
New
land
York
'
.
Si
Co.,
Kansas
City; Stone & Youngberg, San
Francisco; Swiss American Cor¬
poration;
Trust
Company
of
Georgia, Atlanta; B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc.; Wachovia Bank and
Company,, Winston-Salem;
Biddle & Co., Philadel¬
Yarnall,
will
receive
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
of
State
Guaranteed
(Sixth
Issue)
bonds.
1, 1957. Of the issue,
$50,000,000
Thruway
Dated
for
19
Nov.
11
until
bids
Dec.
$47,250,000 bonds mature serially
on Jan. 1 from 1985 to 1995 inclu¬
$2,750,000 are due on
* The bonds are sub¬
ject to redemption prior to matu¬
rity, upon published notice, in
Whole or in part, on July 1, 1965,
or any date thereafter.
Int. J-J.
and
1, 1995.
July
Note
Oct.
—
The
the
ments
28—v.
North
foregoing
report in
186,
p.
our
1898.
supple¬
issue of
-
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
District
No.
4
(P.
O.
school
186,
(P. O. Pittsford), N. Y.
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
$3,000,000
Nov. 14—v.
2002—were awarded to
.
$117,000 sewer"
Nov. .13—v." 186, p.
awarded to a group
composed
Roosevelt
of
Manufacturers
&
Cross;
Traders .Trust
Co., Buffalo, and John J. DeGol&
yer
Co.,
3.90s,
as
Sale
N.Y.
Nov.
8—v.
awarded
Co.,
The
—
improvement
100.34,
186,
p.
1898—were
B.
Gibbons
3.70s,
as
at
&
price
a
basis of about
a
t
$165,700 gen¬
offered
bonds
Geo.
to
Inc.,
a
"
Pleasantville,
Bond
eral
100.19,
at
basis of about 3.87%.
of.
3.64%.
Salem, Hebron and Jackson Central
School District No.
Salem), N.
Bond
-
Offering
1
(P.O.
Y.
Donald
—
D.
Hanks, President of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 26 for
purchase of $66,000 school bus
the
Due
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
bonds.
garage
1958 to 1971,:
1 from
Nov.
on
inclusive.
and
Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at the Salem Na¬
tional Bank, Salem. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
&
McCarthy, of New York City.
Offering
Bond
•
:
Tivoli, N. Y.
;
Katherine.
—
Warnefeld, Village Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
for the pur¬
improvement
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Oct/ 1 from 1958 to 1979 in¬
(EST)
chase
clusive:
19
Nov.
on
of
$110,000
-
interest
and
Principal
.
payable at the First Na¬
of Red Hook. Legal¬
(A-O)
tional Bank,
' Vandewater,
approved
by
Heckler Si
ity
Galloway,
Sykes,
New York
Mt. Marion-
Ulster and Saugerties,
New
•
Bond -Sale
bonds
fire
$30,000
186, p.
awarded to the King¬
1898—were
3V2S, at
(P. O. Ruby),
York
The
—
Nov.
offered
ston Trust
of
City.
8—v.
Company, Kingston, as
price of 100.16, a basis
a
of about 3.46%.
Rutland,
Wilna, Champion, LeRay,
Groghan and Diana
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Offering
ceive
on
of
chase
1958
from
2
re¬
p.m.
Nov. 19 for the pur¬
$49,500
school bonds.
Dated Nov. 21,
21
will
until
bids
sealed
{EST)
—
Clerk,
District
Weeks,
Y. ,
Francis B.
Ill, Carthage), N.
Box No.
Bond
Due on Nov.
1957.
to
1962
inclusive.
and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the Northern New
York Trust Co., Carthage. Legal¬
ity approved by John A.
Mc-
Principal
Kenna, of Carthage.
NORTH
CAROLINA
Asheville, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
Easter-
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, " will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ling,
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
Nov.
26
purchase of $1,100,000 air¬
port bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due on June 1 from 1950 to 1976
for the
Port
Washington), N. Y.
Bond
ap¬
Sykes,
New
'
Sale—The
2002—were
Thruway Authority
Comptroller,
of
offered
Denmark,
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering: — Arthur Levitt,
on
1
.Bond
phia.
New York State
.
'
Ruby Fire District
Brothers
Legality
Galloway,
City.
bonds
York.
Trust
City.
Vandewater,
&
or
City Bank,
Pittsford,. Pittsford Sewer. District
Necker
Stern
by
the
at
Hempstead,
National
York
Heckler
payable
Bank,
First
proved
Inc., Atlanta; Ryan, Suther¬
Si. Co.,
Toledo;
Schaffer,
&
Co.,
Philadelphia;
pany,
sive,
Massena,
*■
'
•
(J-D)
at
syndi¬
June 1 from 1958
Principal and
on
inclusive.
Hempstead
Robinson-Humphrey Com¬
The
will receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,-,
bonds. Dated Dec..
a.m.
the
Due
interest
op¬
&
Pressprich & Co.
for
1986
No.
sealed
ark, N. J.; Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
John J. Ryan & Co., and Ewing &
about 3.96%.
of
members
Robert
State
O.
2002—were awarded
to
Sage, Rutty & Co., Inc., of
Rochester, as 4Vis, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 4.24%.
—v.
a
Croghan,
from
1
1, 1957.
at
Co.,
District
$190,000
Dated Nov.
Macedon), N. Y.
Hanover
Diana,
of
purchase
Nov.
Macedon
(EST) on Nov.
21
for the purchase of $760,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
1959
on
the
C. Bortz,
a.m.
and
for
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy,
of New
York City.
Onondagg,
Lafayette and Manlius Central
School District No. 11 (P. O.
Syracuse), N. y.
(P. O. Newton), N. J.
Sale—The $423,000 water
sewer
The
on
cate:
Den-
R.
President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Dec.
Nov.
awarded
v.
bids until
$60,000
and
—
Borough
sealed
(EST)
13
Arlington, N. J.
Offering — Homer Fink-
Bond
Other
New
ing,
inclusive.
beiner,
3.548%.
about
Philadelphia;
Singer, Deane
&
Scribner, Pittsburgh; Stein Bros.
Si Boyce, Baltimore; Sterling Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company of
Harrisburg, Montague, Watson,
Pinckney, Turin, New Bremen
and Greig Central Sch. District
No. 1 (P. O. Lowville), N. Y.
Trust
by
of
20
I, 1957.
to
Schmidt* Poole, Roberts Si Parke,
Lowville, Denmark, Martinsburg,
plus $57.80.
National
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
Bank
of Cape May.
Le¬
&
of
(M-N) payable at the
National Bank of Hun¬
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
"
"
inclusive.
p.m.
approved
to
James J. Far-
—
Clerk,
447,725 school
premium
behalf of
by the First
National City Bank of New York,
specified a premium of $76,646.35
for 3.60s, making a net interest
cost to the City of about 3.569%.
Security
tington.
school bonds.
gality
Manhattan Bank,
City, as 3.60s, at par
of $129,538.50,
100.354, a net interest
a
posing bid, entered
a
syndicate headed
and interest
$14,738,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, as follows: $5,000,000
at 3.04%, plus a premium of
$55; $5,000,000 at 3.06%, plus
$60; and $4,738,000 at 3.08%,
Roosevelt & Cross; Manufacturers
& Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, and
Delal'ield
Nov.
—
(EST) on Nov.
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1977
tional
a
Offering
District
ren,
sealed bids until 11
York
cost
Irondequoit Central School District
No. 1 (P.O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Dean J. Critch-
bids
(F-A)
Bond
bonds offered
1898 —were
syndicate managed
p.
Chase
New
about 3.88%.
Nov.
8
basis
a
to
the
by
3.87%.
—
186,
—v.
plus
equal
group
a
White
D.
price
a
Shaw, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
until
to
13
&
Oyster Bay Central School District
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
'
City, N.Y.
The $36,500,000
purposes
awarded
Roosevelt & Cross,
& Co., as 3.90s,
Buffalo;
at
provement bonds offered Nov. 13
—v.
186, p. 2002—were awarded
to
Leo
Oppenheim & Co., and
Small-Milburn Co., jointly.
basis of about 3.05%.
Bond
Nov.
Wood.
Struthers' & Co.;
Wells, Inc.; Tripp &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; New-'
burger, Loeb & Co.; Park, Ryan,'
Inc., and H. V. Sattley & Co., as
3.90s, at 100.21, a basis of about
Co., Incor¬
ell, District Clerk, will receive porated, Milwaukee; Barr Broth¬
ers
& .Co.;
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Baxter & Company,
Nov. 20 for the purchase of $3,- Cleveland; Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
Chicago; Blyth & Co., Incorporat¬
000.000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
NEW YORK
1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1959 ed; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Principal and Chicago; Chemical Corn Exchange
Amherst
Water and Improvement to 1987 inclusive.
interest
(M-N)
payable
at the Bank; City National Bank & Trust
Districts
(P. O. Williamsville),
Genesee Valley Union Trust Co.,
New York
Co., Kansas City; The Continental
of
Bond Sale—Various water and
Rochester, or at the Marine Bank and Trust Company, Salt
Lake City; Courts & Co., Atlanta.
Midland Trust Co., of New York
improvement districts bonds total¬
Ernst & Company; Fahey, Clark
ing $229,500 were sold to the Man¬ City. Legality approved by Vanufacturers
and
Traders
Trust dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ &
Company,* Cleveland;
Fed¬
eration Bank & Trust Company;
Company, of Buffalo, and Roose¬ way, of New York City.
The <
First
National
Bank
in
velt & Cross, jointly, as 3%s, at a
Lake Placid, N. Y.
Dallas, Dallas; First Security Bank
price of 100.21, a basis of about
Bond
Offering — Judson
M. of
3.71%.
Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City;
Ware, Village Treasurer, will re¬ Folger,
Nolan,
Fleming-W.
B.
The sale consisted of:
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
Hibbs & Co., Inc., Washington, D.
$156,500 various water districts (EST) on Nov. 20 for the pur¬
C.; Gregory Si Sons; Hallgarten Si
bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from chase of
$57,000 street improve¬
Co.;
Harris Trust and Savings
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
ment bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Bank,
Chicago;
Hornblower
&
73,000 various improvement dis¬ Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1967
Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Company.
tricts bonds.
Due no Dec. 1 inclusive.
Principal and interest
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the Bank of Manufacturers
Trust
Company;
Dated Sept.
1, 1957. Principal Lake Placid, Lake Placid. Legal¬
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.,
Richmond;
and interest (J-D) payable at the ity approved by Vandewater,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Marine Trust Company of Western Sykes, Heckler
& Galloway, of
Beane; J. P. Morgan & Co., Incor¬
New York, Buffalo, or at the Ma¬ New York City.
porated; The Northern Trust Com¬
rine Midland Trust Company, of
pany, Chicago; Pacific Northwest
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
New York City. Legality approved
The Peoples
Bond
Offering — Alfred
E. Company, - Seattle;
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
National Bank of Charlottesville,
Mielke, Village Clerk, will receive
of New York City.
The Philadelphia Na¬
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Virginia;
Buffalo Municipal Housing
tional Bank, Philadelphia; Piper,
Nov. 20 for the purchase of $105,Authority, N. Y.
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne¬
000 various purposes bonds. Dated
N o t e S a 1 e
The $20,738,000 Nov.
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from apolis; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
notes
offered
Nov.
12
were
1958 to 1962, inclusive.
Principal Prescott & Co.; Cleveland; R. W.
group
Middle
of
MEXICO
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 spe¬
cial assessment district street im¬
composed of Glore, For-<
gan & Co.; Boland, Saffin & Co.;
Stroud & Co.; McDonnell & Co.,
and Goodbody & Co., taking $1,589.000 bonds as 3.10s, at 100.21,
a
various
composed of the Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.; Manu¬
facturers and Traders Trust Co.,
and
186, p. 2001—were awarded to
v.
awarded
2002—were
basis of about 3.97%.
B.
Nov. 25 for the
1958
& Co.;
Haupt & Co., and J. B. Han¬
auer
& Co., as 4s,
at 100.21, a
receive
will
Vogt,
from
&
Ira
NEW
sealed
1
group
a
Saffin
Boland,
Inc.;
to
p.
J. Van Ingen
of B.
composed
East
Dec.
awarded
186,
at 100.004, a
Ryan & Co., as 4.55s,
basis of about 4.54%.
general
13—v.
2001—were
composed of B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.; Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark; Boland, Saffin & Co/,
J. B. Hanauer & Co., and John J.
©00
and
offered Nov.
Sale
Bond
-
Square), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $680,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 8—v.
186, p.
school
improvement
York
of
Andrews
basis of about 3.39%.
a
New
Central
1 (P. O.
District No.
N. J.
Bond Sale —The $832,000 gen¬
Dist., N. J.
$500,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186, p.
2001—were awarded to a group
Dated
100.01,
Hastings, Constantia, West Monroe,
Palermo, Schroeppel, Parish,
Mexico, Amboy, Cicero, Clay
and Vienna Central School
ing
ing area bonds offered Nov. 14—
v.
186, p. 2002—were awarded to
a group composed of Bacon, Stev¬
enson
& Co.; R. D. White & Co.,
and Chas. King & Co., as 3.40s, at
McCarthy, of
Hoyt, Washburn &
New York City.
Rah way,
,
.
Sale—The
Bond
1977
Legality approved by Reed,
ville.
3.73%.
Denville Twp. Sch.
Clerk,
&
Co., and Ewing & Co., as 3.70s, at
a price of 100.10, a basis of about
Bond Sale—The
Bond
Black
Spencer Trask Si Co. and consist¬
Newburgh, N. Y
$380,000 park¬
1957.
and interest
Van In¬
N. J.;
Due oil Nov. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
River National Bank, Low-
Nov. 1,
1958 to
National State
& Co., Inc.; John J. Ryan
gen
at 100.17, a
Ryan & Co., as 4V2S,
basis of about 4.47%.
(P. O.
Newton School District
JERSEY
NEW
a
Monday, November 18, 1957
(2206)
58
a
group composed of Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York;
Principal
inclusive.
(J-D). payable
Bank
&
Raleigh,
or
at
Trust
and
interest
the-Wachovia
Company,
of
at the Manufacturers
186
Volume
Number
5691
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2207)
59
^
Trust
Company, of
New
York
Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City. -
gality
approved
by
Bricker,
Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of
City.
,
.
Sampson
County
North
Bond
ling,
O.
Lake
County (P. O. Painesville),
E.
Blank,
Ohio
ceive
/ Bond Sale — The $1,500,000
hospital bonds offered Nov. 14—
Easter-
of Local Govern¬
v.
a
Commission*/ will / receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST>; on Nov. 19 for
186,'
group
2002—were awarded
p.
.of
composed
Co.
Trust
to
Northern
of
Chicago, Wm. J.
Mericka & Co.," Stranahan, Harris
the
purchase of $500,000 school & Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
1957. Due on June 1 from 1960 to John B. Joyce & Co. as 3%s, at
1985
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Chase
100.84/a basis of about 3.65%.
City.
/
,•
NORTH
'/
■
Bond
Ellendale, N. Dak.
Offering — W. L/Briley,
Auditor,- will sell at public
auction at 10 a.m.- (CST) oa Nov.
Nov.
1
bonds.' Dated
revenue
15,1957. Due
Nov. 15 from
on
g—Arthur
n
B.
bonds,' Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
semi-annually, on June and Dec. 1
from 1959 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Lake County; National,
Bank, of
Painesville. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.,
f
issue of $63,000 water de¬
an
partment
i
noon/(EST) on Dec. 3 for
the" purchase of $885,000 building
City
-15,
e r
until
DAKOTA
Bond
«
O f f
Crandall, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
r
%
Twp. Local Sch. Dist.
.(P.-O. Painesville), Ohio
approved
Recorder,
sealed
bids
will
until
8
Oct. 1,
1958
1957.
to
Due
1967
on
Oct. 1
from
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler &
Offering
City
—
Grace
Recorder,
sealed
bids
M.
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
(PST) 011 Nov. 25 for the purchase
of $70,000 sewer bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1958.
Due
to
inclusive.
1978
1964
to
30
on
1978
inclusive.
Callable
days' notice. Principal and
(M-N)
payable at 4he
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of Nov. 11
interest
First National Bank
Bond
Mable
City
of
Ellendale.
Hettinger, N. Dak.
•*..
Offering —City ..Auditor
Schell
that
announces
Council
will
receive
the
sealed
bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) On Nov. 22
for the purchase of $36,000 sewer¬
age revenue bonds.
1958 to
from
Due
Nov. 1
on
1967 inclusive.
and
011
Jan. 1 from 1959
Bonds
thereafter
due
in
callable
are
on
any
interest payment
date.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Winfree,
McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
Portland.
ous
to
186,
offered
Nov.
group
Loeb &
Haven
&
Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, and Shelby Cullom Davis
&
Co., at a price of 100.119, a
interest
net
cost
of
about
follows:
as
$1,500,000
totaling $106,177.88 offered
186,
p.
1898—were
Nov... 6—v/<
works
414 s,
as
&
at
Co.,
of
price
a
of
basis of about 4.18%.
a
City School District, Ohio
Offering—Mabel C. Wolfe,
bonds
as
...
sewer
bonds
as
(EST)
750,000 street improvement bonds
as 3I3S.
/:
;
.
Education,
noon
Dec. 5 for the purchase
of $110,000 school building bonds.
on
Dated Dec.
1, 1957.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1959 to
1969, inclusive. Prin¬
interest (J-D) payable
cipal and
at
the
Second
Warren.;
National
Legality
Squire,: Sanders
Bank
by
approved
&
of
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.'
offered
Nov.
to
186,
a
p.
group
composed of Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Chicago, City National
& Trust Co., Kansas
City,
Bank
East
Cleveland
City Sch. District,
Ohio
Bond Offering—Ruth N.
Clerk-Treasurer
of
the
Morin,
Board
of
Stern Bros.
&
Co., R. J. Edwards,
Inc., Small-Milburp Co., and First
Securities Co. of Kansas, as fol¬
lows:
*"
-
.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
noon
purchase
bonds.
$420,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
(EST) on Dec. 4 for the
/• 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
of
$1,750,000 building
300,000 31/2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
'
Dated
Dec.
on
June
1
to
1978,
1,
1957.
Due
from
1959
1967
inclusive.
and
Dec.
1
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Cleveland Trust Co.,
Cleveland.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Girard, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Dorothy V.
Gorenc, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $24,250 street bonds. Dated Jan.
1,
1958.
Due
1963
inclusive.
Green
on
—
Oct.
1
from
Interest
1959
to
A-O.
Camp Local School District,
Ohio
Bond
be
1972
Dec.
sive.
1
Offerings-Sealed bids will
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on
from. 1959 to 1978, inclu¬
Principal and interest
pay¬
able at the National
Marion.
Squire,
City Bank of
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Junction
District
Bond
City-Jackson Local School
(P. O. Junction City), Ohio
Offering
—
Donald
E.
Griggs, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
the
noon
(EST)
of
purchase
to
1983
on
on
Nov. 26 for
school
$23,873
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1957.
on Dec.
1 from 1959 to 1977,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Junction City
Banking Co., Junction City. Le¬
Due
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., Fauset, Steele & Co., Harri¬
son
& Co., Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc., A. E. Masten &
Co., McKelvey & Co., and Penington, Colket & Co., at a price
of 97, a net interest cost of about
5.23%. The bonds bear interest
rates
1959
City
ledge,
Clerk,
Bond
will
hospital bonds.
receive
Due from 1959
to 1975 inclusive.
No.
Sale
school
186,
—
The
$3,500,000
offered Nov.
bonds
13—v.
2003—were awarded to a
group
composed
of Northern
Trust Co., Harris Trust and Sav¬
p.
ings Bank, both of Chicago; Chase
Bank; First National
City -Bank, both of New York;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City; A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; National Bank of Tulsa;
R. J. Edwards, Inc., and SmallManhattan
)Milburn
net
as
Co.,
interest
Inc.,
cost
at
100.049
and
of about
3.59%,
3^4s.
1960
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1962.
2,750,000
3YzS.
from 1963 to
of
as
Dec.
1962.
1,
Legality approved by Kirkpatrick,
Pomeroy, Lockhart & Johnson, of
Pittsburgh.
School
Chalfont
Bond
District,
Offering—Alma M. Funk,
of
Board
of Directors,
sealed
receive
until
bids
p.m.
1960 to
1977 inclusive.
Bonds due
callable
in 1962 and thereafter are
for
Nov.
the
each.
of
82,500
kw.
ultimate
an
close
to
tial two 82,500 kw. units.
This new plant is probably the
•
gen¬
first of the so-called outdoor type
to be built anywhere in Latin
obligation bonds offered Nov.
America.
a
group composed of Blyth &
Co., Inc., C. J. Devine & Co., Kay,
Richards & Co., and Thomas &
Co., as 4s, at 100.20, a basis of
about
at
1,000,000
kw. in eight separate units.
Or¬
ders have been placed for the ini¬
12—v. 186, p. 2099—were awarded
to
rated
Plans call for
installation
Township School District
(P. O. Glenshaw), Pa.
eral
The plant will have an
of two turbo¬
installation
generators
inclusive, and $1,350,000 due
$750,000
12.
initial
of
Sale—The
Juan
Atlantic
Director of the Puerto Rico Water
Resources
Authority announced
Shaler
ing
is
In this type of generat¬
outdoors with
no
climate
this
makes
3.97%.
plant, the
power
The mild
equipment
roof
over
it.
of Puerto Rico
especially
suitable
since extremes of temperature are
unknown. It results in
Southwestern York County Joint
Sch. Authority (P. O. Bair), Pa.
a
consider¬
able
saving in construction cost,
simplication of the plant house¬
keeping problem, a neater ar¬
rangement of equipment and re¬
duction of the problem of plant
& Sherrerd,, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
ventilation.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Cost of the Palo Seco plant is
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-i
estimated at $30,000,000.
ner
&
Beane,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and Dolphin &
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,797,000 school revenue bonds was sold
to a group composed of Butcher
Clinton* S. C.
ranging from 4J/4% for the 1958 to
1968 maturities, to 4%% for the
1977 and 1978. The $1,222,000 term
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1998, are 5s.
The bonds are dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
&
the
at
First
National
|
Bank
1958 to
Offering
—
Acting
1967 to
Presi¬
bids
Ponce
Stop
de
Development
Santurce.
office
Nov. 20,
on
No.
Puerto
(Atlantic
noon
Time)
its
at
Information
1311,
Rico,
bids
Office, 37 Wall
1
at
1955 Series B bonds.
Dated July 1,
1955. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Bonds
maturing in
as
are
inclusive.
1970 and
there¬
after
are
callable
as
of
1984
inclusive.
a
bidder.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond Sale—The $677,000 capital
improvement
12—v.
Bonds
maturing in
to
and the
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons, of Charleston.
sub¬
1974
to
1959
as of Jan. 1, 1963. Prin¬
and interest (J-J) payable
banking institution mutually
satisfactory to the City
of July 1, 1967.
1,200,000 1956 bonds/Dated July
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1958
from
successful
$1,800,000
thereafter
from
Dec. 1 from
the
cipal
;
and
1
Dec.
Callable
Y. City, until 11 a.m.
(EST) for the purchase of $3,000,000 public improvement bonds, as
1968
on
fEST) on Dec. 4
purchase of $1,300,000
general obligation utility bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due on Jan.
Street, N.
ject to call
on
until noon
for
Standard
follows:
from
Rock Hill, S. C.
Bond Offering—W. M. Kennedy,
City Manager, will receive sealed
at
at its New
or
1
1972 to 1986 inclusive.
announces
Leon Avenue
19,
until
York
either
Dec.
1971 inclusive.
710,000 414s. Due
Bank for Puerto Rico will receive
sealed
on
1966 inclusive.
185,000 4s. Due
San Juan), Puerto Rico
Bond
v.
$255,000 5s. Due
Capital of Puerto Rico (P. O.
that the Government
com-
system bonds offered
186, p, 2003 — were
a group composed of
White, Weld & Co., Courts &
Co., Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
F. W. Craigie & Co., Alester G.
Furman
Co., and
Clement
A.
Evans & Co., as follows:
—
awarded to
RICO
dent Roberto Montalvo
14
Nov.
Co., Hanover. Legality
approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
& Saul, of Philadelphia.
PUERTO
Bond Sale—i'ne $1,150,000
I bined utility
Trust
Pa.
(EST) on Dec. 3 for the
purchase of $72,000 general obli¬
gation improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
8
Dec.
15, 1960. Principal and
interest payable at the Chalfont
National Bank, Chalfont. Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Erie
Bond
Due
on
Jan.
1973 inclusive.
1
School
District,
Pa.
1
186,
bonds offered
Nov.
2003—were awarded
group
composed of Trust
Company of Georgia, RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., and Alester
to
July
p.
a
1, 1969.
G.
Furman
&
Co., as 33/4s, at
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) 101.66, a basis of about 3.55%.
payable at a bank or trust com¬
York County Sch. Dist. No. 3
pany in New York City, or at the
(P. O. Rock Hill), S. C.
option of the holder, at the Gov¬
Bond Sale
The $1,000,000
ernment
Development Bank for
school
building
bonds
offered
Puerto Rico, San. Juan. Legality
Nov. 13:—v.* 186, p. 2003 — were
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of
New i
Trust Co., Winston-Salem, at par,
York City.
a net interest cost of about 3.69%,
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
as follows:
—
3.48%.
Gettysburg College (P.
Gettysburg), Pa.
Bond
S.
Rice
Trustees
bids
O.
until
11
will
on
Oct.
inclusive.
receive
sealed
a.m.
1
from
Interest
Continue
ing
the
month
Increase
of
September
totaled
$648,827, compared with
$601,369 in September, 1956, ac¬
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
ecutive
three
Director.
months
of
For
this
the
fiscal
year
July 1, 1957, the Author¬
ity's revenues amounted to $2,004,187 while the same quarter
last year totaled $1,820,043.
During the month of September,
1957, the Authority completed 17
aqueduct and sewer projects and
initiated work on 15 new projects.
The Government Development
for
Puerto
520,000 3^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 to
Rico
is
fiscal
1974 inclusive.
280,000 3%s. Due
on Jan.
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
SOUTH
first
started
Bank
1 from
$200,000 5s. Due on Jan.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
to
1 from
DAKOTA
Brandt, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Arnold
Town
Nielson,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
25
for the purchase
of $33,000
Clerk,
water facilities bonds. Dated June
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1959
to 1977 inclusive. Callable on any
interest
date. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County
National
Bank,
payment
and interest
Deuel
Clear Lake.
TENNESSEE
Authority.
that the Board
(EST) on Dec.
10 for the purchase of $1,035,000
non-tax exempt dormitory reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1956.
Due
Puerto Rico
Revenues
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
Offering—Chairman, John
announces
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
—Revenues of the Authority dur¬
Sale—The
$3,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered'Nov. 13—v. 186, p. 1679—
were awarded to a group composed
of Harrimon Ripley & Co., Inc.,
First Boston Corp., Philadelphia
National Bank, of Philadelphia,
De Haven & Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine, Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
&
Parke,, Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., Fauset, Steele & Co., Kay,
Richards & Co., and Smith & Root
as 3V2S, at 100.17, a basis of about
of
Due on Jan. 1,
1961.
250,000
Callable
4
the
Ocean, S, L. Descartes, Executive
1996.
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclu¬
sive.
a
follows:
$500,000 6s.
in
(EST) on Dec. 3 for the purchase
$350,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1957. Due
on
Dec.
of San
end
fronting
'
County Indep. Sch. District
1 (P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Bond
1977
western
harbor
$2,000,000
garage
building project bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due serially from 1960 to
of
on
Mangum, Okla.
Bond
Offering — Roy Briggs,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) no Nov.
20 for the purchase of $120,000
sewage disposal plant bonds. Due
Tulsa
County (P. O. Beliefonte),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Edward R. Mil¬
Secretary
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $150,000
$1,070,000 term
ler, Chief Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
will
Bond
ranging from 314% for the
maturity to 4.90% for the
the serial* maturities in
rest " of
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
from 1959 to 1969 inclusive.
p.m;,.(EST) on Nov. 29 for
purchase of $110,000 school
2003—were awarded to a
composed of Singer, Deane
6c
Scribner, Goldman, Sachs &
Co., Ira
Haupt & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Stroud
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Arthurs,
Lesteange & Co., Baehe & Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc., Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke, Thomas & Co.,
inclusive.
Fairview, Okla.
Offering—Dixie J. Black-
"
received by the District Clerk
the
1971
748,000 3%s. Due
until 8
bonds.
to
13—v.
186, p.
Centre
12—v.
awarded
Nov.
group
; . Bond Sale—The $1,468,000 water
works extension and improvement
bonds
offered
until
the
on
Co. The bonds bear interest rates
$2,000,000
bonds, due Dec. 1, 1988, are 514s.
Bartlesville, Okla.
,
The
—
1976 and 1977. The
OKLAHOMA
2098—were
3V4s.
of
will receive sealed bids until
3.29%,
'/
"
j
314s.
storm,
to¥McDonald
Cleveland,
.
water
500,000
bonds
Bond
composed of Kuhn,
Co., Drexel & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., W. H. Morton" &
Co., Inc., Schwabacher. & Co., De
a
Road
Clerk of the Board
2002—were awarded
p.
Heights Over¬
special
assessment
look
awarded
Sale
bonds
sewer
Sale—The
f
$2,750,000 vari¬
bonds
purposes
14—v.
Bond
•
ity (P. O. Aliquippa), Pa.
Bond
Warren
Dayton, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
'
PENNSYLVANIA
Aliquippa Municipal Water Author¬
2098.
p.
>..--r-1-Pepper Pike, Ohio
-
100.36,
OHIO
-
186,
—v.
■
received
purchase
Bond
,
1958
be
Sayre, of Portland.
Brough,
&
Parking Authority of Pitts¬
burgh (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Rainier, Oregon
ceive
Sinon
Public
p.m.
on Nov. 25 for the purchase
$10,000 fire station bonds. Dated
by Rhoads,
of Harrisburg.
Reader,
re¬
(PST)
of
*
Painesville
Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
York
Town
Bond
Manhattan
New
OREGON
Canyon City, Oregon
Bond Offering — Charlotte
;
Clinton),
Carolina
Offering—W.
Secretary
ment
(P.
Columbus..
1959
A-O.
to
1996
Puerto
Rico
Water Resources
Hamilton
County (P. O.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico
Building
New
Power
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000
Plant—
Work is proceeding on the design
and construction of a new steam
Legality I electric power plant at Palo Seco
bonds offered
school
Nov.
rural
14—v.
186, p. 2003—were awarded to a
group
composed of Equitable Se¬
Corporation, First Na-
curities
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2208)
£0
Bank,
follows:
! $20,000
.$310,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
1966 to
from
3V2S.
385,000
Due
March
on
1
inclusive/
1977
from 1972 to
Tenn.
Martin,
!
~
and
1957.
/.•Texas';,,, j,/-, ' /
'
Offering—W.
bonds
Del
to
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Jbids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 19 for the purchase of $175,000
sewer
system improvement
and extension. bonds. Dated; Dec.
cate composed of the First National
Bank,
of
Dallas, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Dallas
Union
Securities
Co.,
Columbian Securities Corporation
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
of Texas, and Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
at a price of 100.005, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.65%, as follows:
to 1973
Commerce
Sch. Dist., Tex.
Indep.
c„u
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
„
bonds
l>choolhouse
conn nno
$200,000
sold
was
to
Burt, Hamilton & Co., as 5s. Dated
Dec.
10
1957.
Due on Dec. 10,
from 1958 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
in
due
1978
callable
thereafter
and
to 1970
3 60s
8cr, 000
from
approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Dallas.
Texas
$2,040,000
bonds offered Nov. 13—v. 186, p.
Christi,
Corpus
Sale
Bond
The
—
2003—were awarded
follows:
as
215,000
Trust
Due
3.70s.
Company,
Louis, Columbian Se¬
curities Corporation of Texas,
Dittmar & Co., First of Texas
Corp., Russ & Co., R. J. Ed¬
wards, Inc., M. E. Allison &
Co., at
net
Wells
Jim
3.97%,
due
due
March
County (P. O. Alice),
1974
March 1 from
1972 to
on
and $600,000
March 1 from 1975
Lahe
000
$400,000 road
Sale—An
bonds
issue
and
Texas
$90,000 4s. Due
1960
4!4s.
110,000
from
A-O.
1972
Indep.
pchoolhouse
bonds
sold
was
to
a
fcroup composed of
Rowles, Wins¬
Co., Dittmar & Co., and the
Mercantile
Bank, of Dallas, as
ton &
First
April 15 from
April
on
15,
Vin-
by
* ** «'
Sale
The
—
above
firm
also purchased an issue of
$175,000 general obligation bonds,
as follows:
$60,000 34s. Due
I960 to
39,000
1967
4s.
76,000 4!
1972
M-N.
1971
15
from
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
May
on
to 1977
Dated
son,
inclusive.
Due
ts.
May 15 from
on
80,000 4Jss. Due
on Nov. 11 from
.1972 to. 1975 inclusive.
4j4S.
Due
Dated
Dec.
1,
Nov.
on
from 1976 to 1982
1957.
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
1957.
Bonds
Midland, Texas
Offering—J. C. Hudman,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Nov.
1,
•
to
on
Nov.
due
1,
in 1973 and thereafter are callable
of Dec. 1, 1972. Interest M-N.
1972.
est
City,
City Bank, New York
at the Republic Na¬
or
1,150,000
«
general
Dec.
1
inclusive.
1,
from
1958
Callable
as
to
1982
of Nov.
1972.
Principal and inter¬
est payable at the First Na¬
tional City Bank, New York
City, or at the First National
Bank, Midland.
TWENTIETH CEtlTURY-
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
New
FOX FILM CORPORATION
A
quarterly
share
this
of
tlie
cn
cash
dividend
of
$.40
per.
outstanding Common Stock
Corporation
has "been
'declared,
payable December 27. 1957 to stockholders
cf
record
at
December
10,
the
clese
of
business
on
1957.
'
,
DONALD A. HENDERSON,
Treasurer,
Braunfels;
Texas
,
1.
Bond Sale-r-The $300,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Nov,
7—v.
bonds.
I from
Tucker
1957.
1,
bonds
&
Due
on
non-tax
1956.
Due
Interest
A-O. Legality approved
by Gibson, Spencer & Gibson, of
8—v.
the
Danville,
Va.
Offering — Randolph
L.
Hall, Director of PTnance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until
Nov.
bonds.
for
21
the
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
Bond Sale—The
$1,500,000 bonds
13—v. 186, p. 2004
Nov.
awarded
—were
to
a
group
com¬
W.
Craigie & Co.
Strader & Co., and the Investment
Corporation of Norfolk, at a price
of 100.011, a net interest cost of
about 3.57, as follows: »/, ■
of
$890,000
F.
school
general
and
im¬
provement bonds: $440,000 4s,
Oct.
on
1
from
1958
tc
1966
inclusive; and $450,000
3.60s, due on Oct. 1 from 196"
to
inclusive.
1977
610,000
$210,000
4s,
1958
due
to
on
1966
Oct. 1
from 1967 to 1977 inclusive;
and $125,000 3s, due on Oct. 1
$275,000.3.60s, .due
*
bonds:
Oct. 1
inclusive;
system
sewer
from
186,
186, p. 2003—w.ere awarded
Rauscher, Pierce. &. Co.,. IncM
and Russ & Co., jointly.
1959 to
sold
Federal
Housing and
Agency, as 23/4S, at
to
Home
a
price
of par.
WEST
2004 — were
composed of
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., Fl W\
Craigie & Co., C. F. Cassell &
Co., Peoples
National Bank of
Charlottesville, R. H. Brooke &
Co., and/Bank
of Virginia, of
Richmond, at a price of par, a ne'
interest cost of about 3.71%, as
—
awarded, to
v.
a
186,
p.
group
receive
of
County
sealed
bids
will
Court,
until
1
p.m.
(EST)
on Dec. 5 for the purchase
139,500 hospital bonds. Dated
1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
1959 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
$
Debenture
$1,224,000
Sale
5V2%
—
■
An
issue
debentures
was sold to a group composed of
A. E. Ames & Co., Wood, Gundy
& Co., Harris & Partners, Ltd.,
Dominion
Securities Corp., To¬
ronto-Dominion
Bank,1 and, the
Imperial Bank of Canada, at a
price of 98.19.
Peterborough, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,384,358 5V'i%
city bonds
was sold to
Co., and McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., jointly,
at a price of 98.09. Due on Sept.
30 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Bell, Gouinlock &
Sandwich West
Township, Ont.
$100,000
was sold to
Isard, Robertson & Company. Due
on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
1969 in¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
6%
township
bonds
clusive. Interest M-N
QUEBEC
Montreal, Quebec
Flans $18,000,000 Financing in
U. S.—Lactance Roberge, Director
of Finance, plans to negotiate the
sale in-this country of $18,000,000
St. Hilaire, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$156,000
school building bonds was
Rene T.
sold to
LeClerc, Inc., as 5V2S, at a
price of 96.09,
a
basis of about
6.22%. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
Due on
Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Interest A-O,
WISCONSIN
Lena
(Village), Lena, Stiles and
Little River (Towns) Joint Sch.
District No. 2 (P. O. Lena), Wis.
Bond
Offering
—
John
Mathey.
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on Nov
18 for the purchase of $150,000
building improvement bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
1958
from
terest
to
M-N.
Neenah
1987
inclusive.
In*
*
Vinland
and
(Towns),
Lakevieu) Joint Sch, Dist. No. 5
(P. O. Neenah), Wis.
-
Sale—The $210,000 school
Bond
building and equipment general
obligation bonds offered Nov. 8—
v.
186, p.
2004—were awarded to
Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
price of 100.02, a net in¬
Barcus,
cago, at a
terest
cost
of
about
3.93%,
as
Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
CANCER LIFE-LINE
Through films, pamphlets,
posters, exhibits and iec*
tures, our life-line of
cancer
follows:
education reaches people in
$100,000 3 34S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
business and industry.
110,000 4s:
Due on Nov. 1 from
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
and
Humboldt
School District No.
Green
■
of
City
office, or at the
Calhoun County Bank, Grantsville.
Legality approved by the State
Attorney-General.
1
They learn facts about
which" could mean
cancer
the difference between life
(Towns)
(P. O.
Bay), Wis.
765,000 3.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Bond Offering — Rupert Fuller.
1965 to 1982 inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
San Benito, Texas
and oral bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Waynesboro, Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of: $50,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
,$225,000 on Nov. 26 for the purchase of
street
school building' refunding bonds $400,000
improvement
bonds
was
school building bonds.
sold to. R. A. Underwood & Co., was: sold to F. .W.
Craigie & Co:, Dated Dee. 1, 1957.; Due on Dec. 1
as 41iJs. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Duel as 35,8s.
Dated'Aug. 1, 1957; Due from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
on Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1973 in- ' on
Aug/1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu- cipal and interest (J-D) payable
to
Kitchener, Ont.
State Treasurer's
Preble
on
Interest M-N.
debentures.
VIRGINIA
County (P. O.
Grantsville), W. Va.
Bond Offering — Foster Poling
follows:
$185,000 534S, Due
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Calhoun
President
of
was
bonds offered Nov.
1680—were
p.
issue
on
Warwick, Va.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
Nov. 14
1 from
Dee.
City.
offered
1
Washington (P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
Sale—The $1,893,000 dor¬
Finance
An
dormitorj
Legality approved
revenue
(EST)
noon
purchase of
improvement
school
$2,000,000
Oct.
on
Oct.
Dated
exempt
State College of
mitory
VIRGINIA
on
receive
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Bond
Bond
will
1982 to 1988 inclusive.
from 1978 to 1982 inclusive.
obligation
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
on
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
C.
James
to
Co.
Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas.
NOTICE:
Trustees
sold
Principal and inter¬
payable at the First
tional
of
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) or.
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $450,-
was
1
1987
inclusive.
Callable inversely as of Nov.
•
College (P. O.
Olympia), Wash.
Offering — Secretary Mi¬
chael Feeney announces that the
1996 inclusive.
school
of
Martins
unlimited
due
1957.. Due
1958
group
000
tax
were
Bond
Board
—
ONTARIO
Tripp Co.
revenue
follows:
from
as
A-O.
8
Sale
sold to Burns Bros. & Denton. Due
composed of
Commerce,
Seattle, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, Dean Witter &
Co., McLean & Co., and Charles
a
Woodville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $30,000
$2,130,00.0 water works and sewer
system revenue bonds. Dated
as
DIVIDEND
of Oct. 10,
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
posed
as
callable
are
to
Nov.
National Bank
St.
10,
Oct.
Suffolk, Va.
Interest
Bond
11
inclusive;.
dated
are
Interest
inclusive.
15,
awarded
the
N.
1980 inclusive.
to
bonds
600
York
Houston.
„
282,000
The
May 15 from
on
bonds,
inclusive.
1971
Interest
1957.
$135,000 4Hs. Due dn Nov. 11 from
1971
1970 inclusive.
to
1980 inclusive.
to
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
26 for the purchase of $3,300,000
to
1959
Debenture
$45,000 5-/4 %/towh debentures
Sale—The $465,000 build¬
offered
$1,400,-
MANITOBA
Spokane County, Central Valley
School District No. 356 (P. O.
bonds
announces
received until
Morden, Man.
sive.
ing
be
CANADA
on
20 years.
95,000 4,As. Due on Oct. 10 from
15
follows:
1958
Oct. 10 from
Austin.
inclusive.
Legality approved
Additional
Corp., and
Corp., jointly.
School District, Texas
Bond Sale—An i$sue of $497,000
reve¬
the
to
Due
Oct.
Dated
on
1971
to
1968 to
Cypress-Fairbanks Consol.
$200,-
Of Texas Corporation, as follows:
to Muir Investment
First of
of
sewer
sold
was
of $52,000
bonds was sold to
Paine, Rice & Co., as 5y4S, at
a
price of 97. Due in from 2 to
4%
Jackson, Texas
waterworks
nue
inclusive.
gas system revenue bonds
-
$56,000 4t//2S. Due
1963.
Sale —The
Bond
inclusive:
1978
125,000
from 1959 to
1
jointly, as follows:
to
bonds offered Nov. 7—v. 186, p,
2003—were awarded to Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc.
about
inclusive; $350,000 3.90s,
on
4s, due
to
of
follows: $965,000 4s.
as
on
1971
cost
bonds
Robertson &
Dittmar
&
Co.,
on
will
(P. O. Cle Elum),
system
Bond
$151,000
Dewar,
and
J, K. Corbett
bids
Jan. 14 for the purchase of
000 building bonds.
Spokane), Wash.
revenue
sewer
Offering—Superintendent
of Schools
that
District
Sale—An issue
Bond
Rio), Texas
to
Pancoast,
15,
Nov.
Texas
price of 100.03,'a
a
interest
inclusive.
on
CKtt Houston.
^
&
15
Nov.
on
1980
to
and
sold
Bond
Counties,
Washington
1957 and those numbered from 471
St.
of
.
_
water
WYOMING
$50,000 general
obligation bonds offered Nov. 12—
v.
186, p. 1788—were awarded to
the State, as 414s, at par.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
Milwaukee.
Albany County School District flo.
1 (P. O. Laramie),
Wyo.
Washington
Wharton, Texas
<
State
Bank.
Legality approved by
Quarles, Harriott and Clemons, of
(P. O. Chehalis),
South Cle Elum
Wisconsin
Mc¬
Sale—The
Bond
2004—were awarded to a group
composed of Dittmar & Co., Russ
&
Co., and the First of Texas
Corporation.
and 1982.
3981
Bond
$1,915,000 general obligation bonds
to a group composed of Dewar,
Robertson & Pancoast,
Mercantile
DUje
1971
est J-D. Legality
Call,
.
inclusive.
are
of Dec. 10, 1977. Inter¬
as
_T
^
$220,000 4s. Due on Nov. 15 from
i9S8
No. 401
p.
syndi-
a
Le¬
Thurston
and
the
Green Bay.
Legality approved by
Centralia Joint Sch.
water
offered
Wieser,12003—were awarded
B.
Lewis
i Bond Sale—The $400,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Nov. 8—v. 186,
Sale—The $1,300,000 road
Nov. 8—v. 186, p.
Bond
Cameron, Texas
1960 to
from
1
Interest A-O.
Verde County
Val
/
■
Oct.
on
gality approved by Gibson, Spence
& Gibson, of Austin.
Grayson County (P. O. Sherman),
TEXAS
Bond
Due
inclusive.
1997
water' Frost National Bank, of San
and sewer revenue and tax bonds Antonio.
Legality approved by
offered Nov. 7—v. 186, p. 1900— Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
were awarded
to C. H. Little & Dallas.
Co., of Jackson.
Dated Oct. 1,
tem revenues bonds.
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
will receive
Tribune
at
Trusts,
WASHINGTON
announces
Austin, until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $1,505,000 dormitory sys¬
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
&
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn &
Carthy, of New York City.
Building,
1958.
J5,
Jan.
Richmond.
bids at its offices,
sealed
from
193,000 5s. Due 011 July 15
"/
1977 to 1988 inclusive.
Dated
Isbell
Claude
that Board of Regents
1968 inclusive.
Commerce
of
Offering—Executive Sec¬
Bond
22,000 4"4S. Due on July 15 from
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
1
on March
1971 inclusive.
Due
3%s.
State Teachers' Col¬
Houston
retary
4V4S. Due on July 15 from
1958 to
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
Bank
lege (P. O. Huntsville), Texas
Co., Inc., as follows:
&
:
Sam
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
&l payable at th£ State-Planters
Parkhurst
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Dilley Indep. School District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $235,000
schoolhouse
bonds was sold to
Cumberland Securities
Corp. and Webster & Gibson, as
Memphis,
305,000
clusive. Interest M-S. Legality ap- j
Legality approved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
of Memphis, J. C.
Bradford & Co., First American
National
Bank,
of
Nashville,
Union Planters National Bank, of
tional
Monday, November 18, 1957
and death. For Information
about
a
program
in
your
plant call the American
Cancer Society or write
"Cancer"
care
of your
local Post Office.
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