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Number 5693

186

Volume

New York

General
RAILROAD
Acme Tool

Research,

Inc.

Aetna Life Insurance
record

A

of

$151,000,000

Air

186,

The

in

insurance

life

18(3,

protection

has

corporation

purchased

the

assets

In This Issue

of

Stock and Bond Quotations

Frank E.

issued by

statement

New York

Stack Exekanse (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange

Inc.

The new company will continue to manufacture

the Kemsco Liquefied

Gas

Pump and in addition will couciuct research and development work
special low temperature equipment and processes lor military and

on

commercial
Missiles

missile

and

finding

arc

and

38
40

Stock

Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC

corporation

Nov.

on

1907

be

to

offered

.a

stockholders

to

underwriting is involved.
of

filed

4

covering $150,000 of 10-year 6'>

addition

new

a

The proceeds are to
building.

units

$1,000>.

of

of

holders

record

of

us

Nov.

1957.—V.

179,

709.

p.

Net

profit,

for

volume

opt.

At

the

the

present time,

additions

next

will

have

total

in

39

of

operation

by

middle

the

with

struction

financing
when

Edwards

Mr.

to. finance
The

progress.

in credit
indicated,

financial

excellent

necessary,

in

currently

$4,000,000

in

is

company

capital

working

The

of

of

Course

The

Federal

their

Clearings

Bank

from

insurance

an

however,

that

no

at least until some
time in 1959
market expansion program is completed.

current

indication

an

mailed

49

of

Alpha

stress

Beta's

preventing

on

Vice-President,

Wiimot,
invested

of

$139,000,000

in

1958.—V.

than

more

facilities

Nov.

on

of

43 v.

its

noted

18

that

capital

total

expected

186,

to

basic

produce

aluminum.

-

of

H.

outstanding
preferred
on

Nov.

29,

nine

the

compared

year.—V.

and

cents,

25

payable

per

share

per

1957

20,

Dec.

cents

25

the
the

on

the outstanding

on

of

holders

to

that

share

record

1957.
for

share,

stock

both

of

announced

18,

Nov.

on

dividends

declared

common

stock,

Earnings
per

President

Goldenson,

directors

186,

ended

months

with

$1.31

Sept.

for

share

per

1957

30,

the

were

same

91

cents

period

last

1950.

p.

This
a

the

new

The

and

company

company

continental

Hertz

Nov.

on

world-wide

to conduct,

United

Corp.

18

announced

formation

Express

International,

will

Ltd.,

be

owned

jointly

their

by

The

'vaihible
trices
bo

will

in

to

and

offices

Tourists

also

229

addition

the

its

and

the

U.

of

the

the

184

Hertz

Puerto Rico,

franchises

The

businessmen

company

abroad.

will

be

its

company

107-year-old

and

American

of

and

independent

Exnress

will

make

combined

American Express will buy 25,000 shares of
stock at the market price. Also granted to Ameri¬
Hertz are options to purchase an additional 75.000
of Hertz Corp. common stock at prices ranging from 427a to

Under

able

to

book

common

by

dO7!!.
The

aries

international

firm

will

conduct

its

business

186,

p.

as

a

holding

car-rental subsidi¬

owning stock in an expanding number of

abroad.—V.

1373.

company,

it was annoi need

authorization

each

40

to declare

of

shares

its

a

$10

thereon.

Proposes

Coritribution to Indiana

&

Michigan Elec¬

tric Company—
Hertz-American

Ex-

travel agents and carriers

,

American
for

his

to

for

new

stock—on

of

noidings

the

tne

"rights"
The

1958.

of

exercised

be

may

terms

will

including

issue

the

which

also
the

be

asked

company

authorize an Employees'
offeriugsi of up to

to

can

make

its stock to employees of the
such times as
the directors may

company

of

under

toe

proposed

plan

determine.

will

take

and its
It is

place

over

years.

money

securities

of

V.

large por¬
requirements
and also to em¬

the policy of the company to raise
needed to finance its construction

been

fi rings
186,

o

to

stockholders

its

a

2149.

p.

Inc.—Abandons

Rights Offering Plan—Due to

Arbor RR.—October Grdss and Net Off—

Ann

1957-r-Month—1956

Period End. Oct. 31—
revenues

$806,861

$872,738

$7,992,858

$8,133,109

oper.

expenses

710,923

691,871

6,820,657

6,443,530

30,409

98,224

399,328

633,125

16,754

88,118

265,423

512,175

Railway
Net

oper. inc.
income

taxes

after fxd.

ry.

after
chgs.

Federal
Net

Inc.

and
—V.

x

1357—10 Mos.—1956

oper.

Railway

deducs

other

186,

p.

.

2149.

Armco Steel

Gas

authorization

&
to

Electric
niaJko

Co.' also
cash

has

capital

applied

to

contributions

the Commission
aggregating not

Corp.—New Joint Venture—

The

Through
a
new
joint venture in international cooperation,
International Corp. and an Italian company will begin
next

have

year

of

several Armco

steel construction products

themselves in the U. S. but have not yet
it was announced on Nov. 15.

proved

N

pro¬

Armco

which

been manufac¬

in Italy,

tured
A.

Stock Div.—

on Nov. 15, has applied to the SEC
stock dividend at the rate of one share
par common stock outstanding, pavable
Jan. 10. 1958, to holders of record on Dac. 9. 1957.
The Commission
has given interested persons until Nov. 29, 1957, to request a hearing
The

on

demand

the

meet

ing of common shares to its stockholders and the can¬
cellation by mutual consent of its contract for sale of
unsubscribed shares.—V. 186, p. 1950.

Edwards,

R.

Armco

American Gas & Electric Co.—Proposes
for

the

of

duction

(

new

to

agreement,

the

Express

shares

used

changes in financial market conditions, this corporation
has announced the abandonment of its plan for the offer¬

a

Hertz

can

complete network of
maintains a total of

'

picos
rental service through independent


car

take over existing

Mexico, Cuba,

capital,

international
S.

immediately

France,

as

of

51T

initial contributions of the two companies will total
The American Express contribution will be in cash.
contribution will consist of the stock of Europcars, S.A. in
Paris', Smalley Car Rental System in Puerto Rico, Sistema de Arrendamiento de Autos, Couture Nacional de Cuba. 3.A.. Alquiladora de Auto¬
mobiles S.A. de C.V. in Mexico City, and the recently acquired Hawaiicars, Inc., in Honolulu; with the balance in cash.

respective

cities.

share

new

facilities.

in

in

assume

foreign

to

will

company

rental subsidiaries

It

iconsees

In

international

new
car

Hawaii.

with

contribute

$2,000,000.

over

The

firms.
Hertz

corporation

of

operatois

International, Ltd. will be established
an authorized capital of $6,000,000.

Express

American

will

company

Reed,* American Express President, and Walter L. Jacobs,
Hertz President, said the new
company, to Le known as Hertz American

franchised

the capital of the new subsidiary and
own 51 'r
of the stock. American Express will put in 49(7 of the capi¬
tal and become owner of 49T of the stock.

rental operations outside

car

States.

Ralph T.

and

as

Ilertz Corp.

American Express Co.—Forms Car Rental Affiliate—

businesses

rental

car

long

AMI

Hertz

The

Leonard

board

Inc.—

additional

feasible the new company will also olfp-r long-term pas¬
senger car leasing, and ultimately it will engage in truck leasing out¬
side the continental United States.
r
The existing Hertz operations to be transferred to the new company
include
European, with facilities in Paris at Le Bourget and Orly
Airports; and those in Mexico City. Honolulu, Havana and San Juan.
soon

meeting

special

a

1958 to authorize offerings
and to employees.
The

issue.

which

sales

five

bus

tion

at

that

through
ployees.-

#Lvoad.

Hertz

American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Declares Dividends—Earnings Show Decline—

It

the

oi

shares

next

the

which
12,

at

meeting will

subsidiaries

announcement said that the new company plans to acquire

establish

or

that

15,

Jan.

stockholders

proportion

March

under

l'lan

7,000.000

service."

Delaware

1949.

p.

S.

The joint

be

will

in

price

trustee

Stock

rental

during

expenditures

This year,
he
added,. Alcoa
will
spend
aprpoximately
$160,000,000
for
sue.i
facilities, and has programmed $80,000,000' for similar expenditures
in

the

give business travelers and tourists rent-a-car service in foreign coun¬
tries equal to those in ihe United States," a joint announcement by
the two parent companies stated.
''The/nwqiJP' than a million and a half Americans who now travel
iThrdTui annually have created a constantly expanding demand for car

1960

or

on

its

to

the debentures will* be convertible
of
the
company
will be
fixed by the directors shortly
"rights"
are
issued.
The Chase Manhattan Bank will

same

anil ubroad, as well as through American Express offices
mid the 1,450 Hertz outlets in over 900 cities.
"For the first time, an organization has been established which will
U.

Co.—PlUns Sale of

Telegraph

announced

held

be

during

about

stock

as

The

Aluminum Co. of America—Continues Expansion—
Alcoa

period

conversion

act

As

Donovan

to

until

into

Ihe

elected

been

expected

run

before

in

has

principal amount of debentures for each nine shares
that "rights"
to purchase debentures will be
stockholders on or about Feb. 7, 1953 and that the sub¬

is

scription

3

has

equity

Cornpu'oher,

1258.

$100

It

con¬

.

1956

of

held.

company

new

will

securities

amount

lace

basis

50

Capital Flotations for Month of December, 1956

&

p.

asked to authorize an issue of convertible
debentures
of approximately $720,000,000.
If the issue is approved,
each
stockholder
will
receive
"lights"
to
purchase
debentures
at

50

Statement

Capitalization—

938.

p.

and

136,

20

Nov.

on

proceeds of the issues
telephone facilities.
The
meeting
will be

of

Reserve Banks

of

compnay

stockholders

additional

50
Banks

Member

System

Condition

Telephone

its

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50

obsolescence
of stores, Mr.
Edwards pointed out that only two of ihe company's
supermarkets are
10 years
or
older.
Ten of the retail outlets arc
between five and
10
years
old and 21, a substantial majority, arc
five, years old or less. The Alpha Beta produce warehouse, a 22,000square-loot addition to the main lieadquarceis and
warehouse in Li
H&bra. has been placed
u.awa..as
n t?d. • This
was
necessitated by a substantial increase
in the pre-packaging of pro¬
duce, for which additional space was required.—V. 185, p. 1149.

of

Reserve

Federal

Combined

Vice-President

company.—V.

ol

con¬

the

company

anticipated

is

the

As

for

bank.

a

the

that

markets

the

commitments
arid

noted

adequate

of

tnis

60

Rates.
of

18G,

Surety Co.—-New Trustee Elected—

Barrows,
oi

the

Edwards

dition

C.

trustee

15

Payable..

summer.

Mr.

•

and

Statement

Condition

with

is operating 34 stores and

Alpha Beta

a

Declared

Exchange

Foreign

will

iisc.,,1

current

but it is doubtful if they will contribute much to gross
prior to the end of the fiscal year, Mr. Edwards pointed

business,

sales

period

the

for

the

Offerings

City Bond

i

$720,000,000 Convertible Debentures to Stockholders and
Additional Shares to Employees—

General Corporation & Investment News__Cover
and

below.—V.

Corp.

American

opening of new

the

Since

Todd-AO

John

Miscellaneous Features
State

system

violation

in

37

Transactions American Stock Exchange

depend to a certain extent on the
Alpha Beta supermarkets, Mr. Edwards
year
began, one score has opened in
Riverside, Calif., another, opened this month in Orange and a third
will be opened
in Rialto next month. Before the end of the fiscal
year next summer,
four additional supermarkets are expected to open
said.

structure

American

37

37

Dividends

con

37

a

expects to gross between $62,000,000 and $64,000,000 in sales during the current fiscal vear which ends July 27,
1956,
Claude W. Edwards. President, said on Nov. 14.
timing of

Natural

American

See

37

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

corporation

exi tence

the

company

American Optical Co.—Unit Revamps

47

SEC Index of Stock Prices

i

a hearing foi
of preferred stock
titutes an unfair oi

ordered

has

18,

Nov.

this

of

structure

46
,

National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages

Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Opens New Stores—
This

Markets
and Bond Averages

Dow-Jones Stock

Distribution Authorized—

25,

43

Exchange-.

Over-the-Counter

for construction

be used

Stock Exchange—Curb Section,

1957,

13,

42

Stock

Toronto

No

the Illinois Co limerce Commission authorized this
company to distribute to stockholders one additional common share,
having a par value of $5 per share, for each two shares of presently
outstanding common stock of $5 par value per share.
The additional shares will be distributed on Dec. 2, 1057, to stock¬
Nov.

On

Exchange

Toronto

the present

to

Gas Co.—Stock

Allied

(in

par

41

Stock

Canadian Stock Exchange--

letter of notification with the
unsecured debentures due Nov. J,

at

41

Montreal

Allen Co., Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files Willi

II.)

41

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
(Walter

corporate

on

whether

determine

to

of voting power among the security holders of
or unduly and unnecessarily complicates
of the provisions of ihe Holding Company Act.
American Natural's corporate structure at June 30, 1957,
consisted
of 010.500.000 of promissory notes due serially to 1962
(3.4';.); 27,481
shares
of
$25
par
(in
non-redeemabie cumulative preferred stock
(0.3'» >; $121,581,150 (4,863,245 shaves of $25 par) of common stock
(62(7 ); $32,978,914 of
capital surplus (lu.8',7 ); and $30,380,428 of
earned surplus
(15.5'
),
,
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At the hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the question whether
the continued existence of the pimencd s.oek in the American Natural
corporate .structure contravenes the provisions of Sectio 11(b)(2) and
what
steps
are
necessary
to
ens tne
tnao
the corporate structure
is
not. unduly
or
unnecessarily complicated and voting power is not
unfairly and inequitable distributed anvong-the security holders of the
American
Natural system,—V. a8o,
p. lou7.
the

38

Pacific

Coast

Co.—Voting Power Questioned

announced

was

1957,

inequitable distribution

said

38

Exchange

Midwest Stock Exchange

more

it

SEC,

17,

the

in

38

Exchange

Stock

Detroit

support

more

Dec.

17
29
33

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

equipment, steel mills and chemical
applications for the very cold
liquids made by liquelying gases such as oxygen and nitrogen.
Jaincf? K. LaPleur has been named President of the new Air Products,
Inc., subsidiary.—V.
186, p. 1949,
plants

Stock

Boston

purposes.

of

American Natural Gas

Page

according to
Pavlis, Financial Vice-President of Ah'

Electric

Michigan

Indiana &

subsidiary,

its

to

the issuance

1958,

of

quarter

Tne

formerly

company

a

as

Products,

Copy

aha sale by the subsidiary, in the
$25,000,000 Oi first mortgage bonds.
The
contributed funds will be used by th? subsidiary to carry on its current
construction program until said bonds are sold.
The Commission has
given interested persons until Nov. 29, 1957, to request a hearing upon
the application.-—V. 186, p. 1837.

written

was

$9,000,000

or

anticipation of

in

first

2045.

p.

a

MISCELLANEOUS

-

excess

Co.,

Kemsco, Inc., located in Torrance, Calif.
No exchange of stock was involved in the transaction

a

INSURANCE

-

1.

p.

Products, Inc.—Acquires West Coast Firm—

known

INDUSTRIAL

-

Co.—Reports New Record—

new

this company during October.—V.

by

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

below.—V.

$1.25

Corporation and Investment News

Engineering Corp.—Change in Name—

&

Polytronic

See

Price

7, N. Y., Monday, November 25, 1957

Steel

Finsider
It

lias

Corp.
Rome

of

been

Applicazioni
built

at

The

President

of

that the
Siderurgica

said

International,

Armco

subsidiary and the Societa Finanziaria
formed a new joint company.

have

under
the name of
Piatti-Societa Per Azioni. and
a
suburb of Naples.

incorporated

Prodotti

Armco- FinsWera plant will be

Annunziata,

Torre

company

will produce Armco

corrugated metal pipe,

Multi-Plate

Edwards said.
It
is expected
that steel for the fabricating orperations will be
purchased in Italy. Cornigliano S. p. A. of Genoa, a company licensed
to use Armco's continuous
galvanizing process, will probably be the
pipe,

major

and Flex-Beam

highway guardrail, Mr.

supplier.

Onp.rations

are

,

scheduled

to

begin

in

.,

mid-1958.

,T

V.

^

136, p.

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for

jqc

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decrease,

the

for

Reasons

industry,

heavy

of

during

workers

cement

Despite the lower level of traffic, Mr.
have shown a small increase,
which

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securities

sorm

excess

includes sales

1957,

Oct. 1,
1146.

p.

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.Canadian International Growth Fund Ltd.—New Dis^
tributors Appointed—
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T/'G. & Y>Stores Co.;;
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of
.

p..;,1951.

Mining„Co,^V.. 186,

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13,105,690 114,587,770 105,747,776

VrTi--—-16,305,986
186,

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*1957—Month—1956

.

'

.

the stock of this fund

of

Distribution

'-National

Street,-New

Broad

has been

taken

over

York

City, according to an
Chadwick Reed, Vice-President and. Director ol
V Dealer Sales lor Hare's Ltd. .
.
> ' >'
<
' •
.
Public offering of 225,000 shares of $12.50 par - value"
The fund,
which was organized in June, 1956, is a mutual fund
common stock was made on Nov. 20 by Blyth & :Co.", Inc.
investing in growth companies whose principal interests are in Canada
and other
countries of the Free
World, outside the United States
and associated underwriters at $18.75 per share.,
9 Assets of the fund are now .more than,. $4,500,000. i'."
'
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the new common;'will
Directors of the fund include Kenneth S. Van Strum, President of
be used to defray part of the cost of extensions/ additions and im¬
Van Strum & T.°wne> Inc.;
Joseph: A. Straessie, Director of Credit
provements to company properties during 1957 and to ..repay bank
Suisse; Paul Rykens, former Chairman of Unilever,
and Thomas H
loans
approximating $3,000,000.
M^'Kittrick. former President of The Bank of International
-

California Water

r'by;-Hare's. Ltd.,

Telephone Co.—Stock. Offered;-—

&

announcement

85

by

S.

.

rate
and

Settlements'

has paid cash dividends on;,;its common rThe-lurid is-organized,"under Canadian law to accumulate and rein-•
since 1936. The stock is currently on a $1.20 annual
vest, all earnings* operating so"as to incur minimum taxes in Canada
basis.
'v.
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and no'corporate tax liability in the United States.—V. 184,' p; 1349,
.yv'• "
BUSINESS—The
company,
an
operating public utility^ with head¬
quarters
in San Francisco,
supplies water to certain,, portions ox
Carpenter Steel Co.—Takes Over Northeastern. Steel—
Monterey Peninsula in northern California and
to suburban areas
This company officially took over the bankrupt Northeastern Steel
adjacent to Los Angeles and San Diego.
The company also supplies
Corp. at Bridgeport, Conn., on Nov., 19 and keeps alive . the largest
telephone
service
to
cities
and rural
areas
hi ,Los>: Angeles, San
electric furnace steel mill .in New. England.'
-y
••
Bernardino
and Riverside
Counties in southern California..,— I
yh The Northeastern concern becomes a wholly owned ■ subsidiary of
Carpenter, whose home office and plant are in Reading, PaIt will be
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING 1*'
t. known, as Carpenter Steel of New England, Incl
<
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•
.
Authorized
Outstanding
DIVIDENDS—Company

stock

every

year

v

"

"

-

,

,,

•

.

,

"' Final

*

First

1

mortgage bonds

$100,000,000 ./

takeover

of

facilities

local

the

follows

the

expiration

date for

appealing the order entered on Oct-. 7 by the U. S. District Court in
$5,850,000
New Haven, Conn., confirming, the acquisition by Carpenter.
3«V> series, due 1971
'■■■'■>
>
1,900,000 ... y.
Frank R. Palmer,
President, said: "The acquisition of these* addi¬
39 series, due 1971
1,000.000
tional steelinaking facilities will result in a combined annual produc¬
2'Vpj'r series, due 1971
...
1,000,000
tion capacity of 170,600 ingot-tons.
This Is approximately double our
3?4';• series, due 1979
•
1,000,000
former-capacity."
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• .
"'h /'
3'tt'r series, due 1979
a——
2"
*.. '500,000
3 1/109 series, due 1979
1
1,000.000 ... V 'j,' ,"As soon. as.production facilities are ready, Carpenter of New England
will start making, electric furnace quality alloy and-stainless steels at
39 series, due 1979
- 1,000,000 yy
the
local mill,
which was rebuilt and modernized in
1955.
The old
3-VF series, due 1979
f
1,000.000
open hearth furnaces will be dismantled' to allow space for additional
31 h9 series, due 1979
iri
\
1,000,000
expansion as it' becomes necessary.
'y
<}'•
3%9 series, due 1979
3,000.000 "*
Carpenter submitted its. offer for' the acquisition of, Northeastern
49 series, due 1986
- 3.000,000
»•
Steel on June 5.
After extensive hearings, a plan of reorganization
4.V,09 series, due 1986
* '
' 3,000,000
based on the Carpenter offer was approved by the U. S. District Court
4\a9 sinking fund debs., due 1977
• "
2,625.000
as
well as by Northeastern's creditors and holders of the company's
514'/' Sinking fun 1 debs., due 1982*
. ••
5,000,000
first, mortgage bonds and subordinated debentures.
Cumulative preferred stock ($25 par):
Carpenter issued iO.OOO shares of its own common stock to the North$1.20 dividend
series
125,000 shs.
107,000 shs.
easlern trustees in exchange for the entire new issue of Northeastern
$1.00 dividend
series
50.000 shs.
22,000 shs.
stock under the plan ol reorganization.
The balance of the purchase,
$1.25 dividend
series
35,000 shs. '
35.000 shs.'.
price is represented by the reorganized corporation s assumption of
$1.32 dividend convertible series
!
120.000 shs.
29.697 $hs.
$6,000,000 first mortgage bonds.—V. 186, p. 1951.
y
$1.20 dividend series of 1954
80,000 shs.
/ 80.000 shs.
series, due 1971

3.60',;

~

___

-

,

.

_

,

____

_

.

.

,

.

Corp.—October Sales Up—

(A. S.) Beck Shoe

'

"Beginning

But

year.

'

—V.

while total income for the 10 months of
1957 was up 0.96 9
over that for the like period of 1956, total ex¬
penses rose 1.98 9
over 1956.
As a result the company's .net income
for the first 10 months of this year was $21,076,385, down $3,514,218, or 14.29';
under the net for the same period of ,1956.
; Mr.
Simpson discussed at length the considerable rise in operat¬
ing costs during 1957, brought about by rising wages and material
prices.
He described the steps the industry as a whole is taking to
secure
the
right to charge rates which would partially raise the
roads'
return
on
investment to a more equitable level and aid in
meeting inflated costs.
While these rate increases will produce ap¬
proximately $26,000,000 of additional revenue for. the B. & O. during
1957,
increases in payroll costs and material prices this year will
total approximately $25,300,000, and on an annual basis, $39,100,000.
Describing
the
company's measures to
reduce its expenses, Mr.
Simpson told the stockholders that, through the acquisition of out¬
standing bonds of the wholly-owned Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh
Ry.,
B.
& O.'s fixed charges were reduced by
a net 1 amount of
approximately $813,000 yearly.
During the first 10 months of this
year, he said, the road achieved a net debt reduction of $23,523,930.
Despite
necessary
higher interest
rates on new obligations,
the
railroad's
interest
charges
thus far in
1957 show a decrease
of
$363,118 under the same period of 1956.—V. 186, p. 2150.
this

of

August

Vi;-.

has

corporation

Sales

Simpson noted, the railroad s

due entirely to freight
during December -of
1956

effective

became

with

it appears u-n
of $100 million in facilities to our system over-thp
next five or six years. A large part of this will, of.,.course,, have to bp
new money, because if we are t? double our production,, sales, facilities
arid expanded generally to meet the challenging problem of keeping Un
with this fast growing area oi ours, new capital will need to be adder)
at
the
appropriate proportionals rate.
We are definitely a growth
of

first

must add in

Corp.—Appoints Merkel & Associates

Period End. Oct. 31—

he saii_ included a decline in the pro¬
coupled, with strikes by dock, tugboat
the year.
-

revenues

increases

arrangement

,

will be back . to market more
the year.
Over'the longer period,
we

"

Simpson,

W

end

appears

now

afteri the

'

f

President, at the annual meeting held on
Nov
18
reviewed major developments on the railroad during the
mast
year.
For the first 10 months of this year, he connnentea,
general business conditions could be described at*, only fair; in recent
weeks there has been a drastic decline from this level.
.
While the movement of coal has
held up well thus far in 1957,
Mr. Simpson told the stockholders that in other traffic the,railroad
lias shared an
industry-wide decrease in volume under ,1956.
The
B. (to O.'s 4.15 9 decrease in revenue ton miles, he pointed out, was,
however, less than the decrease for Eastern District railroads as a

duction

-»■

-$20,949,838.

V.

"It

■

appointed Walter F. Merkel & Associates to
handle
its
financial
and
shareholder public relations,it y was an¬
nounced 011 Nov. 20.
■'■ r'-.yx-,
•••:
" ;V- '!•
company in an area with great potential, and we expect to meet »
British
Industries, an American company, is, exclusive distributor
;
as we have in the past."—V. 186,, p.. 1626.
of
a
line
of
English made electronic components for the rHigh-Fi
industry and has exclusive patent rights in the WesternHemisphere
;r; Campbell Cliibougramau Mines Ltd.—New Directorfor the English "Shaw Process" of precision casting.—-V.'186;r p-837.
Robert
MV Reininger has
been elected to the board of directors
oL-'this company,
He is President ox' New York <fc Honduras Rosarin
Butler Brothers—October Sales Up 24.4%—
This

also declared dividends for the year 1958 of $4 per
preferred capital stock and $1 per share*' on the com¬
stock, payable in four equal quarterly installments of
SI per share on the preferred and 25 cents per shaie on the com¬
mon,
on March 20,
June 20, Sept. 19 and Dec. 19y 1958, to holders f
of record at the close of business on, respectively, Feb. 21, May 23,
Aug. 22 and Nov. 28, 1958.
.•-. I
E.

1730.

p.

British Industries

cUHhe

Howard

186,

1957—3 Mos.—1956

...

$9,888,565 $20,952,926

$9,8S4,976

__1—•"

Sales

capital

mon

favorable

very

a

for $15,000,000.

America

of

~

'

1957—Month—1956 '\

Period Ended Oct. 31—

factors

The

chare

>

and

credit

revolving

Sales Off Slightly—

Bond Stores, Inc.—October

RR.—Declares 50-Cent Extra Divi¬
dend But Halves Regular Quarterly Rate—
The directors on Nov.
18 declared an extra dividend for the year
1957
of 50
cents per share on the common capital stock, payable
Dec. 30
1957, to holders of record as of the close of business Dec. 3,
1957.
This payment will increase the amount of dividends paid in
the
year 1057
on the common stock to $2.50 per share, the same
Baltimore & Ohio

,

__

Sales

$4,422,522

—

—V.

186,

1957—43 Wks.—195G
$4,374,082 $45,827,039 $43,783,018

1957—4 Wks.—1956

Period Ended Oct. 26—

.

1730.

p.

,...

Bellanca Corp.—Suspension of Trading Continues—
Securities
and Exchange Commission on
Nov. 20 announced
the
issuance
of an order pursuant to the Securities Exchange Act
The

1934,

period,

stk.

Pfd.

( $12.50

Offering Sus¬
pended by Securities and Exchange Commission—
Securities

The

Issuance

the Securities Act of 1933 with respect to public
offerings of securities by the following:
(a) Big Ute Uranium Corp. in its Regulation A notification, filed.
Oct. 28, 1955, proposed the public offering of 3,000.000 shares at
10
cents'per share; and
(b) Universal Oil Recovery Corp., Chicago, 111., filed its Regulation
A notification on Oct. 3, 1957, proposing the public offering of 12,500
from registration under

~
J..':'
*/
Each of the
an opportunity for hearing,
upon re¬
quest, on the question whether the respective suspension orders should
toe- vacated or made permanent.
'
' *
' •• */;:•-

shares

at

be

required,

convertible

to reflect material

changes which have occurred in the affairs of the company, and omits
to state material facts required to be stated in order to make other
statements therein not misleading; and (2) that Universal Oil's offer¬

ing circular
fact

misstatements and omissions of material
exemption appears available in view of the absence
various

contains

that

and

no

appropriate escrow arrangements for 50,000 shares of stock held by
officers, directors and promoters which, when computed at the $10

of

share public offering price, exceeds the $300,000 limitation
of
Regulation A.
More particularly, in
the case of Big Ute, the Commission's order
states that there is reason to believe (A) that, whereas it is represented
per

|n

that company's

their

interests

in

circular

offering

to

issuer

the

converted

promoters had

that its

properties

certain

of

consideration

in

dim-version

upon

Caruso

their
•

in

respective

part

cover

the

to

underwritten and

underwriters

public at the
this prospectus,

propose^to

PROCEEDS—The

less

offer the: shares,

to

Dealers,

1

Inc.

•

,

Baikie

&

1,800

Co.—

Eichler & Co
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,

Bateman,

H.

Revel

Miller & .Co

Mitchum,

3,600

1,800

2,700

M.

Co.

&

Byllgsby

and

Morgan

Co.—

3,600

Inc.

Pacific Northwest Company

&

a__'

Reynolds & Co., Inc
4,500

Schwabacher

8,100

William

Skaggs (to Co

3,600

Stephenson,

Davis,

&

Leydecker

6,300

&

•

1,800
9,000

Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
& Co.-—900 1

1,800

Stone

that

tC)
for

there

was

failure

a

consideration

cash

a

discovered

that

the

of

seller

to

disclose

$5,000

had

were

title

no

that

in December, 1955;
properties obtained

new

subsequently
thereto;

and

lost when it was
(D> that despite

representations that no officer would receive compensation in the early
of

stage

there

is

reason

disclose

ing

be

to

the

to

paid

be

owned

to

the

respect
that

that

material

by

facts,

issuer;

continue

did

and

receive

to

a

offering.
to

company's

Oil

offering

that

charged
circular

failed

including

(b)

of

for

share

a

interests

$15,000

stock;

relationship

(a) expenses of the offer¬
transactions with a predecessor by

to

(d)

the

loan,

whereas

that

the $10

public
per

investors

Hooker

present operations
that $750,000 of oil

in

were

to

pay

properties,

and

properties; (e)
over
and above
royalty, development costs and operating and overhead charges must
produced in order for a purchaser of stock to effect the return of

his investment; (f) that a very small portion of the.. 360 acres involved
has
apparently
ever
yielded
any
oil
through
primary
production
methods, and indications that the leases involved might not be sus¬

ceptible to successful waterflooding; and (g) an adequate detailed map
showing the location of productive wells and dry holes on Universal's
and the area

contiguous thereto.—V.

182,

p.

&

Howard,

p.

This

Corp.,
the

of

acquired

.rom

American

Positive

Grip

Vise

Williamsett, Mass., for an undisclosed
amount
ox
cash,
trade name, inventory, tools and fixtures of a multivise which automatically adapts its grip to provide positive

nounced
under
Bhss

of

irregularly

on

the

Nov.

20.

shaped
The

pieces,

vise

will

Robert

President,

Potter,

continue

to

sold

be

present

company's

an¬

Bliss
at the

by

name—Ampogrip.
It will be manufactured
Die
Supply Division in Cleveland,
Ohio.—V.

186,

2046,

S.

Strauss
&

Co.__-2;

&

1.800

Wulff,

Hansen

&

'

-

»

Security

Ernst,

President,

Analysts

that

strategically

with

his

on

told

20

the

s -

^

;

tion

next

the

20

respect

to

and" load

transmission

years.

4

*-

;

the

see

the

For

which

we

seek

will

Ernest

months

require

added,

ended

our

"we

Sept.

carrying

must

30,

keep

1957

frequent

on
our

we

in

the
a

action

better

rate

of

the

earnings

and,

while

Commission

position next

we

will

cannot

be,

we

forecast' at
are

case

this
we

s

bonds,
an

company

products

Tiiere

The
SEC

(10

which

brand

name.

spaghetti,

of

are

dried
or
dehydrated
It distributes under
..macaroni, egg noodle

distributes

and

"Caruso"

types

to

manufactured

the

owns

right

to

above-mentioned,

under

since

the

the

use

and

cost

office

Canada

c^anaaa,

NOTE:

o

nt

CfiR on

sbB.uu

On

Kpw

"vrtli-

^er

year.

account

01

Enrico Caruso
products have
or its

by either Caruso Foods, Inc.,
of "Caruso."—V. 186, p. 1626.

name

on

Nov.

13

For

details,

see

public

sinking

of

through
oversubscribed and

V. 186,

p.

2150.

(111.)—To Redeem
"

;;

,

185,- p.

2212.

V.

corporation

for

184,

on

Seattle, Wash.—Files With

Nov.

4

filed

a

letter

of

SEC-—-

notification

wDh-the

offered at pa^
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
expenses
incidental to the -development of oil properties.-—

covering

p.

950,000

shares

of

common

stock

to

be

1015.

Champion Industries, Inc., Mineola, N.

in

time

will

149

y

Y.—Files

With

Securities and Exchange Commission—
notification with the
10 cents) to be
Corp., New Yo"tw
N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for development
and engineering
expenses, raw material and wm'-ing canital.—V. 180, p. 246.
The

SEC

corporation

covering

offered

at

$4

on

75.00G

per

Nov.

shares

share,

7

filed

of

a

of

letter

common

through

stock

(par

Allstate Securitris

(Continued on page 12)

excellent

^Lu^?lR9N?C1
(Reg- ,U' ■ Patent °fIlce) William B. Dana Company, Publishers 25 Pa-rk Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Pub,lls^ed twice a week [evory Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3. Illinois
^raper^
f,
.s'.
^,ng 2
iEfiwards & Smith, Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
Jvlv
*^un ^*1
0 March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories.and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of
Other Countries, $72.00

the




of

name

"Caruso"

such

1917

r

Irelon^om.

specifications bj

its

were

cents

used

■

of

year.

"Presently, our capital structure is made up of 52^
preferred and 34% common stock and surplus. We have

pastina

manufactured

Mo.—V.

months.

confident

25,

97c

earned

higher rate of return, to offset increased fuel and
and the efefcts of higher money costs.
Three sessions

hearings have been held

what

and

the

Central Oils Inc.,

a

operating costs,

be

which

Mr.

12

common share, compared with 94c for the preceding 12
have
before
the
California
P.
U.
Commission
a .rate

per
We

of

future,

operations,"

up.

•

.

,

recently called for redemption on Nov. 15, last, $25,000
of
direct
obligation serial notes due May 15,' 1958;?at 100',Pay¬
ment--is
being made tat the St. Louis Union Trust Co., St. Louis,
J

*

,

we

return

'

May

'

program may be expanded or compressed as economic conditions
Mr. Ernst said, but we do intend to keep our power- produc¬
with adequate margin of availability, well ahead of the load.

tion,

V

on

Catholic Diocese of Belleville, Inc.
Notes— \7.v
■
;■>, '

The

dictate,

and

•

and exer¬

and 7,500
exercisable at $2
share

per

for

"centers

•«:,

officer

:

has
steam electric generating units, and has another two on order. In addi¬
tion, it has acquired plant sites which will enable it to locate, genera¬
company

cents

Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates, was

r ;:

•

by

of common

shares

underwriter,

the

10

incorporated

was

all

the books closed.

Society of
undew, constructionUwo new

:j:Helcl

by
at

$65,000,000 4V2%
fund debentures at 99V2% and accrued interest,

<.

New" York

tHeld
shares

manufactures
under

name

offering made

*

Financing Soon
.

Nov.

.

share.

7.500

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Debentures Sold—The

Co—. 3,600

±

per

soups

predecessors

>

After Close of This Year—
C.

been

''
Power Co.—Plans

*

2xh

.'f

the

on

■

Wilson,

.

of

company

The

3,600

Johnson & Higgins
3,600
Dean Witter <to Co.—27.000

15,000

of

others.

11,700

'

Carl

900

''

at

commenced

"Caruso"

products

6.300

;

11,700

1951.

the

-

3,600

__

Co._

L__

,

"As

patents,

fingered
holdings

p..

has

company

Walston & Co., Inc

&

California Electric

2014.

Bliss Co.—Acquires Ampogrip Vise Patents—

Henry F. Swift & Co.Il.—

1,800
900

Williams
—;

186,

Sutro

Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-

Lester, Ryons cto Co
—V.

J.

Labouisse,

Levy,

1,800

-

Youngberg——— ' 1,800

1,800

and Company-

Stern

(to

3,600

Bell

<to

Lawson,

Outstanding
453,000 shs.
"3,000 shs.
15,000
30,000

.

.

and

packaged

1.800

Frank,. Meyer & Fox

8,100

Co.——

Weil,

financing

(E. VV.)

Co._

Fay___

Friedrichs

offering price bears

share

company's

toe

acreage

Hill Richards &

Kerr

Universal

&

Company

Friedman

& Co., Inc.-———

Grande

properties were to be acquired and the consideration
therefor; (c> the transfer of 15,000 shares of - personally
by the promoters to a group of friends and'relatives in

satisfaction

or

with

order

was

the

California

First

issuer's

stock

$10

a

Treasurer

throughout

believe

various

borne

which

no

the

Commission's

The
to

operations,

monthly salary

$500

MacCormack

Evans

Co.

preferred.

rate

share.

The

•>

Maxfield II.

the issuer's President

brought against

FINANCING

1955 in Newbusiness on or about Dec. 1,
1955 succeeding
Caruso Soups, Ltd.
whicn was dissolved in January,
1956.
Its prin¬
cipal office is located at 2891-99 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

in

:

$2

of

stock

common

BUSINESS—Company

11,700

&>Co.—

at

York

5.400

Ca.—_——

Staats

R.

the

per

Stern,

lawsuit

an

rate

;i_

into

share

at

shares

4.500

a

acquire an interest-in u
interest in its equipment,

30,000

cisable

2,700

Com-

(Incorporated)

'^. for each

3,600
1.800

Crowell, Weedon & Co.—

pany

used

to

—

"Convertible

&

Jpnes

Templeton—

Inc._

Brush, Slocumb

^Options

3,600
Mason Brothers2__2-_—I_' .'9,000

8,iv.J

Alcantara-

&

Barth

J.

Shares

v

Co.i__l

Irving Lundborg &

27 oao

12—!

tWarrants

Shares

<6o., Inc

<to

inven¬

purchase

to

be

-

Blyth

;':-y'v'*.

to

are

may

2,700

lailed to

promoters

proceeds

.

Elworthy <to Co

the

monies,

net

a

Securities

Anglo-

offered on a best-

are

V"-;';;'y

equipment,' and may be used
spaghetti manufacturing plant or acquire

Demp. ey-Tegeler & Co

and

'

and

tories

make such conveyances and
the issuer held no title or interest in any of such properties;
(B) that
there was a failure to disclose that certain ol the properties were lost

stock

'

efforts basis.

price ,;set forth * on-the
certain dealers at such ;■

public offering
and in part to

—

Of the total, 50,000 shares are

100,000 shares

V
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
concession of 60 cents per share.
The underwriters and 7V-:
"
Authorized
reallov: a concession of not more than 25 cents per
Common stock
(par one ceni i——
V 2,000,000 shs.
dealers
who
are
members
of
the
National Association of
Preferred
stock
(par
5.000 shs.
of

page

dealers

share

The

names.

Offered

(N.Y.)—Stock

cent) at $2 per share.

one
*

below,"'.'.severally,

named

Foods, Inc.

Securities, Inc., of New York City, on Nov. 1&
offered publicly 150,000 shares of common stock (par

have
of shares of common stock set;*opposite

underwriters

with the SEC
be offered at
be used for
•"• •

American

the, actual, number of

state

to

per

the

of

completion of this financing.

outstanding upon

agreed to purchase the number

such

notification and offering circular filed by Big Ute

be

will

UNDERWRITERS—The

price,

statements of material facts, failed

issuance

for

The number of shares of the $1.32, dividend
common
stock shown outstanding upon

the

of

place, it is not possible

take

which

shaves

amount.

contained untrue

and

SEC—

-share, .without underwriting. The proceeds are to
expenses incidental 'to the development of oil properties....

$2

...

completion of this financing is based upon the number outstanding on
31, 1957. Inasmuch a« these figures change from time to time, as

conversions

respect

things (1) that the

amount;^may be issued sub¬

Aug.

per

Regulation A provides :i conditional exemption from registration with
to public offerings of securities
not exceeding $300;000 in
In its suspension orders, the Commission asserts, among other

reserved

were

series

Oil Co., Ada, Okla.—Files With

Tne. company on Nov. 7 xiied a letter of notification
150,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
to

covering

certain

convertible preferred stock.

share.
orders provides

$10

to

may

on

suspending

temporarily

to

as

restrictions set forth in the indenture {securing the
debentures.
tAs of Aug.
31,
1957, 47,355 shares : ,of ' authorized but
unissued common stock, plus such indeterminate number of shares as
ject

Nov. 15 announced the
Regulation A exemptions

Commission

Exchange

and

orders

of

—

par)

unlimited

Carrace

510,000 shs;None
2,000.000 shs..' ,1,600,216 shs.

remaining, yet to be defined

"Additional debentures,

,

..I -; 80,000 shu.

80,000 shs.

$1.24^dividend series
1 Common stock

Big- Ute Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.

.

..

in the

suspending trading on the American Stock Exchange
$1 par capital stock of this corporation, for a further 10-day
Nov.
21, 1957 to Nov. 30, 1957, inclusive.—V. 186, p. 2150.

of

_

*t

.

per

fluctuations

in

the

rate

of

year

exchange,

remittance

for

foreign

subscriptions

and advertisements must be made in New York funds.

-

...

'

.

_

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2259)

3

Capital Flotations in the United States in December
And for the Twelve Months of Calendar Year 1956
Aggregate corporate financing in the domestic market
uecember 1956, totaled $969,101,858, or $5,139,924
smaller than the over-all volume for November, the
month preceding, which stood at $974,241,782. For the
month
of December
1955,
total
corporate
offerings
reached the sum of $789,492,514, or $179,609,344 smaller
than the December 1956 total. It should be noted, how¬
ever, that one issue alone was in the main responsible for
raising in November 1956 volume and that was the Amer¬
ican Telephone &
Telegraph Co. offering of common
stock in the amount of $572,615,200.

$265,545,501,

for

dollar

total

The

December

1956

volume.

.

$821,9z8,966, or 84.81%, represented new capital funds
and $21,466,334, or 2.22%, was marked for refunding
bonds

notes

or

offered

offered

issues

Stock

in

■

December

December
of

1956

the

$122,706,558, or 12.66%, of the month's grand
The above figure compares with the much greater
total of $647,639,782, or 66.48% of November's gross dol¬

No. of Issues

total.

volume

the

and

of $107,451,639,

sum

or

13.61%

December 1955.

Total Amount

% of Total

31

$296,649,571
213,179,000

37.98

35

245,144,338

31

2°1,584,500

March

for

Anril

______

_

..

36

320,535,000

December

1955

21.30

39

34

132,620,000

25.50

or

the

stock

common

latter

issues surpassed the public utility

month

2.486,944,000

1,600,551,000

99.308+ *2.736

1,600,483,000
1,600,494,000

99.300

2.3*8.419.000

Sep

91-days

2,409.840,000

1,600.515.000

99.245+ *2.985

Sep 1-30 Sep 1
Sep 1-30 Sep-

9=3-12 yrs.
12 yrs.

355,158,808

355,158,808

Sep 1-30 Sep 1

2 yrs.

Total

for

New

OF

CORPORATE

!

195ft

Oct

Sep 27

4

91-days

2,350,436,000

1.601,236,000

4

Oct

11

91-days

2,437,432,000

1,600,172,000

99.238 + *3.013

8

Oct

17

91-days

1,600,768,000

99.336

Oct

10

Oct

18

99.235+*3.024

18

Oct

25

91-days
91-days

1,601,284,000

Oct

4,769,044,000
2,572,620,000
2,802,560,000

1,600,389,000

99.265

9%-12 yrs.

414,348,184

414,348,184

a

a

12 yrs.

1,216,000

1,216,000

100

2

100

c

Oct 1-31 Oct

for

25

Nov

:

*2.979

26 43

Nov 15

Nov 23

90-days

2,405, 100,000

1,599,800.000

99.239

*3.043

27

145,365,000

14.92

Nov 21

Nov 29

91-days

2.505, 590,000

1,600,095,000

99.198

*3.174

46

40*,*00,000

46.89

Nov 1-30 Nov

923-12 yrs.

389, 350,480

389,350,480

a

a

12 yrs.

640,000

640.000

100

2

Total

424

$2,853,688,022

30.03

Nov 1-30 Nov 1

100

0

40,

showing the different monthly amounts of

1954,

FINANCING

BY

MONTHS

AND

1955,

1956,

1951

Total

New Capital

Refunding

New

Total

Capital

Refunding

$

Total

$

for

Dec

6

6

Dec

13

Doc

10

Dec

17

Dec

13

Dec

Dec

18

Dec

Nov

16

Dec

Nov

16

Dec

*3.102

99.174

*3.268

1,000 086.000

99.318

*2.585

2,351.675,000

1,600 125,000

99.158

*3.331

91-days

2,372,725.000

1.601, 089,000

99.187

*3.217

1

H

(NEW)—New

591,678,292

to

97,731,123 1,836,531,033

1,970,544,582

315,097,152 2,285,641,734

1,301,899,481

780,175,220

509,658,396

682,492,153

502,084,724

987,358,500

1,851,359,915

85,316,791 2,531,945,090

~183,047,914

3,232,090,415

663,377,294 4.485,281,791

3,821,904,497

4,368,476,123

388,296,049 2,318,486,983

1,930,190,934

348,280,142 2,199,640,057

494v76l,309-3,726,851,724

May 1,

1,127,624,275

18,912,335

988,836,950

490,437,663

154,141,400

644,579,063

520,174,145

622,211.465

389,019,719 1,011,231,184

326,002,854

75,574,200

401,577,054

599,755,043

611,231,067

284,937,645

896,168,712

576,569,963 2,255,565,290

1,669,340,438

49,301,750

830,574,483

879.876,233

93,214,085 2,388.887,328

2.295,673,243

33,408,844

566,346,199

-

1,678,995,327

756,029,603 2,425,370,041

276,261,999 6,757,363.451

5,500,899,824 1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081

760,573,071

40,173,858

800,746,929

971,101,329

3,140,453

974,241,782

947,635,524

21,466,334

969,101,858

179,006,275

For
June

235.924,122

266.684,600

658,303,098

368,085,542 1,026,388,640

at

the former

rate

2,679,309,924

64,780,645 2,744,090,569

18

9,160,411,376

341,042,644 9,501,454,020

months

1,697,382,828

130,036,956 2,533,929,549

2,403,242,593

7,904,142,41^ 1.370.634.213 9.274,776,630

813,776,417 2,511,159,245

for

6.508,813,681 2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010

Savings

on

Bonds,

footnote

see

terminated

was

notes of Series B began

"C" began on Oct. 1, 1953;

to

the

15th

interest approximates $2.20

previous data

on

the notes

per

and

are

sold at

held

to

footnote

'

Security
for

months—-

six

Refunding
$

54,048,840,115 50,950,970,000

bills

1,600,119.000

91-day

Treas.

1,600,593,000

1,599.963,000

91-day

Treas.

July 16

Maturing June 24, 1957, and 314% Treasury Certificates
of
Indebtedness of Series D-1957, maturing Oct. 1, 1957,

Offered

both series

to be dated Dec.

$9,083,218,000

July 16

12 %

July

of

U.

Dated

Due

Applied for

Accepted

$

'

for

the

Price

$

Yield

for

six

54,048,840,115

months

of

indebtedness

two

new

issues

amounted

to

Department

on

Dec. 10 made an addi¬

tional offering of
Treasury Bills dated Dec. 17 and raised
new

Treasury

Department

in

«

3,097,870,115

July

S.

1

Tax

10,000

6~30~000

1,600,219,000

527,735,000

Treasury

Savings

bds.

484,297,953

484,297,953
552,000

__—!_

552,000

18,943,370.953

antic'n

18.457.881,000

485,489,953

notes

for July

(Continued
Jun

28

5

91-days

2,410,016,000

1,600.119,000

99.391

July 12

91-days

2,687,885,000

1,601,125,000

99.397

July 19

91-days

2,472,056,000

1,600.593,000

99.435

*2.237

July 26

91-days

2,342,619,000

1,600,219,000

99.418

*2.303

July 12

July 16

12 Vi mos.

11,528,730,000

July 16

12%

6)

*2.387

July 12

on page

*2.40!

5

July 1-31

July

July 1-31 July

July 1-31 July 1

lowing

2%

and the twelve

527.735,000

527,735,000

100

484,297,953

484,297,953

a

a

12 yrs.

552,000

552,000 100

2

100

c

2 yrs.

Total

for July

18,943,370,953

on the fol¬
the December
months' figures with those

comprehensive tables

2%

yrs.

mos.

July 1 9=53-12

In the

11,528,730,000 100

capital from this offering.

Digitized Outjside of the above the
for FRASER


Indebtedness

11,528,730,000

527,735,000

mos.

1,600,219,000

Depositary bonds

Total

Total

1470,

%

July 12

certificates

for cash redemption.

of

1

July

Amount

July

2%%

leaving $499,748,000 of the maturing cer¬

The. Treasury

$1,000,086,000

Amount

Date

1956

July 19

Subscriptions
tificates

FINANCING DURING

1,600,109,000

11,528,730,000

1, 1956, and open to holders

maturing Dec. 1, 1956.

$8,583,470,000,

TREASURY

Oct. 23,

page

12% mos. Treasury

notes

STATES

on

1,601,125,000

TreaS.

bills
bills
bills

1,601,125,000

91-day

the results of the

UNITED

on

New

Accepted

91-day TreaS.

notes

Treasury Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.

and

OF FUNDS

Total Amount

July 26

.The Treasury Department Nov. 29, 1956, announced
exchange offering of 31/4% Tax An¬
ticipation Certificates of Indebtedness of Series C-l 957,

par

maturity or

suspended

was

see

July 19

December confined its operations to the weekly sale of

held

month for each $1,000 note.

Treasury notes,

on

if

Notes are
and if

Sale of Treasury

July 12

Treasury Financing in December, 1956

2637,

page

May 14, 1953.

on

1953, "Chronicle."

Dated

5

and

Bonds

May 15, 1953.

on

the month

of

USE

July

when held

F

Annual purchase limit of Series J and

G.

Type of

Total

Redeemable

yields of Series' J and. K will be

The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes

19,

2.53%

of

two years interest approximates 2.47%.

or

interest

For

available

purchase of $20,000.

$

Fourth quarter

H,

and accrued interest to the 15th of the month

par

two years,

annual

Intermediated

data

of Series

accrued

on

Treasury notes of Series A

maturity

Oct.

Series

"Chronicle."

1952
of

Sales of Treasury

•notes

bond,

is increased to $200,000.

502.608,722

789,492,514

of

Bonds.

G

previous
30,

Sale

sold

income

replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,

982,161,883

601,557,784

61,315,965

728.176,549

803,155,608

52.234,091

549,323,693

December

17,136,900 1,142,879,251

1,125,742,351

November

4,901,430,853 1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765

thre«

interest, compounded semi-annually,

Series J and K yield a return of 2.76%

instead

K combined

1953.

6.481,101,452

for

1952.

higher than those of F and

to

395,517,758

of

Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years

SERIES J AND K—These

716,902,559

25,000,000

__

maturity.

maturity,

96,140,64t

.126,349,022,203

...

current

individual limit

lias

70,653,000

180,014,200

.

time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.

any

521,025,292

891,217,851

months.—

months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.

8

at par

136,541,342 1,228,659,237

536,888,359

16,377,055.602

beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3%

1,092,117,895

832,347,253

c

2 yrs.

of one year. Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
to $20,000 maturity value.

year.

769,644,757

684,800,651

2

100

1

$10,000

20,212,540

83,518,2^5

100

six months instead

of

91,928,lbO

1 ,660,000

E—-Beginning May 1, 1952. Over-all interest rate raised: from
2.9% to 3% compounded semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10 years to 9 years, 8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end of

as

748,829,028

1.660,000

SERIES

329,997,217

592,872,491

a

12 yrs.

12

¥86,689,232

604,043,096

3 Vi

a

for

15,372,739

53,690,700 1,147,726,774

3%

100

390, 319,602

♦Average rate on a
bank
discount
basis,
a Comprised
separate series, all of which were changed as follows:

20,439,521

20,276,211

100

1.312, 453,000

390,319,602

Total

314,624,478

614,225,924

7.271, 017.000

1,312,453,000

December.—..

466,249,711

112,141,200

7.271.017,000

for

428,921,547

172,833,757

10 mos.

(i % mos.

9%-12 yrs.

1
1

Total

44,639,18 5

495,174,145

October

99.216

1.600, 218,000

3,780,088,00(1

Dec

3 84,282,362

969,924,615

months

1,600, 088,000

2,309.998,000

Dec

Dec 1-31

2,232.428,000

27

Dec 1-31

561,254,002

106,465,260 1,408,364,741

10,142,962,480

91-days
91-days
95-days
91-days

Dec

28,225,930

.

*2.617

20

Dec 1-31

$,

:

2 yrs.

November

628,060,950

$

.

Dec

Series H

$

July

Nine

1

NqV 29

and

1954

August

quarter

1,600,670,000

211.602,300

37

732,106,517

Third

*2.889
*2.914

$

4.185,428,209

September

99.270
99.247

133,916,625

2,446,628,299

months

1,601,665,000

99.339

c

Second quarter

2,674, 659,000

99.263

494,144,325

583,766,885

__________

91-days

1,750,200,000

$

1,094,036,074

;

1

1,600,542,000

505,632,274

11,349,880

\

8,419,413,184

4,637, 181,000

$

768,825,340

!

2.504, 062,000
2,492, 954,000

2.50%

April

*2.627
*2.907

91-days

49,292,653

1,738,799,910

*2.899

91-days
91-days

749.432,217

First quarter

99.267

2 yrs.

October

533,028,072

:

March

Six

1

1

$

February

c

6.758,496,808

Oct

456,339,621

.

January

2

Nov 16

—

Total

Refunding

Capital

a

100

Nov 15

1956, com¬
pares with the somewhat larger total of $427,743,941 for
December, 1955.
Breaking down the total municipal financing figure
for December, 1956, we find that $384,504,249 was made
up of funds for new capital purposes, while the balance,
$2,110,480, constituted refunding obligations.
Two
large offerings to come upon the market in
December, 1956 were the $163,245,000 bond issue of the
City of Memphis, Tenn., and the $15,000,000 placement
of the Maryland State Roads Commission, Maryland. No
offerings of United States Possessions were floated dur¬
ing December. The Province of Saskatchewan, Canada,
however, disposed of a $15,750,000 issue of 4 %% deben¬
tures during the month.;

volume by aggregating

SUMMARY

a\

1,295,000 100

September

when held to

,

1,295,000

'•■2.770

99.265 + *2.908

19.25

169,363,063

corporate financing:

May

27

"Oct

Nov

24.84

The over-all dollar volume for December,

issues

numbered

11,658,883,061

2,385,426,000

SERIES

June

August—!

Nov 8

tabulation of figures since January,

f

c

2yrs,

23,4

91 -day;

mediate

a

2

100

1

*2,818

100

91-c
9l-days
91-days

from

present

a

100

99.284 4- *2.832

Sep 6
Sep 13
Sep 20

Sep
6
Sep 13
Sep 20

Oct

Municipal financing in December, 1956, totaled $386j614,729, an increase of $87,299,809 above the total vol¬
ume for November,
1956, which stood at- $299,314,920.

over

we

a

172,000

99.280

1.601, 425.000

6

...

the various categories set forth each
month in our five-year table or another page of this
issue, we find that other industrial and manufacturing

Below

436, 383,061

172,000

99.342 + *2.603

1,600, 084,000
1.600, 090,000

1

35

and

of the over-all dollar volume for that month.

Checking

436,383,061

,

December

$605,357,918, or 62.14%, while preferred
offerings comprising 10 issues, totaled $42,281,864,

4.34%

% 12 yrs.
12 yrs.

Aug 1-31 Aug

Aug 28

*2.399

3,220, 017,000

.

for

*2.378

99.394

7 mos.

Aug 30
Aug
3
Aug 15
AUg 1-31 Aug
1

Total

99.399

1,600, 242,000

2,421,509,000
2,292,340,000
2,489,827,000
10,611.415,000

Aug 23

Aug 23

Aug 1-31 Aug

%

1,600, 470,000

8

._____

November

and the volume
stock

91-days
92-days
91-days

2,448,210,000
2,372,792,000

Nov

__

.

October

Comparing the results for December 1956 with those
for November of the preceding month, it is noted that
in

Aug 16

Aug
9
Aug 16

Yield

Nov

.

September

$74,633,189, or 9.45%,
reached $32,818,450, or

preferred stock offerings
4.16%, and comprised 10 issues.

issues

91-days

Nov 1-30 Nov

and

stock

91-days

9

Price

$

27.93

128,664,000
245,581,250

July

added up to 60 and accounted for

common

2

Aug

2

Total

39

August

stock offerings placed during December

month

Aug

Aug

37.25

June

aggregated $109,676,588, or 11.32%, while preferred stock
placements comprised only nine issues and reached the
sum
of $13,029,970, or 1.34% of the grand total of the
combined offerings placed during the month.
the

Accepted

31.85

-

last, for refunding purposes.

For

July 26

Oct i-31 Oct

May

Common stock issues in December 1956 totaled 35

Amount

Applied for

Due

Oct 1-31 Oct

58.67

34

■

no

Amount

Dated

$

total

February

last, the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. floated a
common stock offering in the sum of $572,615,200 which
increased thb stock dollar volume considerably.
;
There were

a

January

It should be noted that during the month of November

.i

the latter period shows that

that

of

sum

lar

year ago,

Date

Offered

52

of

J

reached

a

offerings in the amount of $370,887,504, or 46.98%
month's grand volume were placed
privately.
Corporate issues placed privately in the 12 months of
1956 follow:
V

v+;
during December

1956 totaled $3,000,000, or 0.31%.

dollar

number, ,: aggregating $454,400,000, or 46.89% of that
month's grand total. During November, the month
before,
27 issues were placed privately and
they amounted to
$145,365,000, .or ,14.92% of that month's total volume.
Comparing the total for December 1956 with that for

Long-term bond and note financing during December
$843,395,300, or 87.03%. Of this amount

•

over-all

customarily presented here each month
be found on .another page of this issue under the
heading "Large Domestic Corporate Issues in 1956."
:
Private offerings in December of 1956 totaled 46 in

1956 aggregated

purposes.
Short-term

month's

may

$947,635,524, or 97.78%, as against $21,466,334;. ,or 2.22%;
for refunding.!

the

Issues of size

of offerings floated during
capital purposes amounted to

new

of

utility offerings were second best and
added up to $225,933,435, or 23.31%.
Following the above
came
oils in the amount of
$190,152,364, or 19.62%;
iron, steel, coal, copper, etc., $97,768,000, or 10.09%;
miscellaneous, $92,312,558, or 9.53%; investment trusts,
trading, holding, etc., $44,600,000, or 4.60%.; railroads,
$43,845,000, or 4.53%; shipping, $7,875,000, or 0.81%, and
land, buildings, etc., $1,070,000, or 0.11%.

volume

for

27.40%

or

Public

pages

we

compare

for the

corresponding periods in the four
a five-year
comparison.

years

preceding thus affording

Total

$

645,92 63 68/730,862 15,8 035

830,471530

314,90 402,96350

426^0

4,20 3

269,40 9,15,60

786,2197

45,70 39,847906

Refundi g 43,743
$

-1952

Capit l

:$

New

Total

602,14830 6873~0L862 15,8 035

$

1,350 ,7

Refundi g 32,180 2,750, 0 1,50,0

Capit l 1,30287 0
New

Total •
$

1,42789

36,4830

89,7 0 10,5 0 52,38960 69,320 4

150, 0
Capit l 41,750 127,8930 58,0 260,78 0 68,0 0 2,0 ,0 1,350, 0 4178320 602,14830

4,0 ,0

527l4,0 72,94815 5,90 0

30 ,0

Total
$
'

Y1,352*4>8420,7-7163890965DRBe{fI{avtDncSCtoPloehrsmpacumudviirnskf.de, FTMODEICAVHRNBSE
FTDMOFYIENCAHIAVRRBSG
Capit l

$

New

Total .
$

534,865 10,5 0 40,8940 67,83 40 4.0 #0

30 ,0

40 ,0 0

65,*0875 32.81,450 74,63,189 25,0 0

17,80
R9-15 efundi g 43,6905 1,4856 16,2 0
$

1,30287

56,70 485,390 25,0 0 17,950 61,0 0 2,60,0 1.350, 13,750 893,7 0

Refundi g .18,0 290, 3 0
$

-1954

2,80167

7,250, 0 36,87 4 5

Capit l 38,70. 195,260 25.0 0 15,93 61,0 0 2,60,0 4,10,0 96,8752 538, 658

789,42514 50, 0 63,0730 427, 3941

Total

63,0 3,809,725

50 ,0 0

50 ,0

$

701495 1.982547

86,39 24 62,50 805,94 08 30,169487 4,0 ,0 428^3 624 20 30 ,0 0 3,726,50 82,613725
6,382

15,0 0

8, 75,0

84,7824 47,2590 805,3 .408 30,154 87 4,0 0 419.57624 6.382,0 30 ,0 976,50 73, 9.725

8,7 0

-

2.450, 3,0 ,0 20745,764

New

Tota-l

$

840,9530 13,0297 0 89,2184

Refundi g 21,46 34

250, 0 Y5b760O

5,27 ,47 ~4l.c92,0S 2.674,20 29,17658 12,037450 1,82576 14,873928

40 ,0 0

108,94620 38,70 253.84,10 32,79450 126,9.82 82.10 25 9,0489 666 103.4 o83 658,30.98

107,451639 4517,492 295.1706 34,67 20 270,5178 39,5^7450 ov 1.825.0 §4,5QY,6G3 789,42514

1,503,465

Capit l 819,47 6 13,02970 89,2184
$

New

16,0 2,10,480

2,450, 0 3,0 ,0 766472 454]

250. 0 S6.8743
7

OSUMFARY

Total

1,3670

$

43,850 184,90 93,0 0 249,037 169, 760 1,07,0 78576 5O0"0 81,240 843,95 0
13

-1956

Refundi g

$

3,0 0

3,0 0

Oh
7

•»-

2,416,0

1,503,465

J

1.692,50 61,3596

40,8546 16,2 0

51.492,7 29,801 6 34,67 20 29,86 13 ""=0 * * 1,825.0 92,7053
2?.1*

31,0 1,8 5 12,70658 43,850 25,93 45 97,680 265,4 01 90.152,364 1,07,0 78576 4.60 0 92,31 65

4,0 ,0 21,46 34

17,46 34

Capit l 43,850 184,90 93,0 0 231,673 169, 760 1,07,0 7,85:60 13,50 0 7,1240 821,9 6
$

I

105,9487

41,7345 1,768,0 16,45 801 20,45 764

3,0 ,0

3,0 ,0

41,73.45 1,768,0 16.45,801 20,45 764

728.16,549

96,1085

4,0 ,0 21,46 34

-17,463

New

368,05.42

1

5,27 ,47 4"11,56° . 2,674,20 27,631 12,037450 1,825,0 14,37 928

New

ACHANRDTE

947,63524 27481,0 12,507 384,50249

40 ,0 0

250, 0 15076

Capitl 46,20 251,09 32,0 0 201,9430 1,3780 1,247,0 7,83175 621,8 375

423,916-

$

96,10853 27481,0 128,3~507 386,14729
21,46 34

$

-1956

728,16549 5o7 ,o

1,318,07266935844

4,513,058

13,06 40 18.0 , 0 301.63,20 4,284,67

I91,32518016,57830976,67447884 TSSCUNFOOGNRHRAPOEIEUFAWEPRID
LFAOGMUFNVRCOEICRMDEPPIGLNTA,T, : - GFtofevfbhrSumdraanouotmnngicpadiey.ldlessys —amnufctrig — -manufctrig—. —hoeldtcin.g, hoeldticng., manufctrig hoeltdcin.g - — .manufctrig ■40 ,0
612,95037 31. -2,785 74,615389
Capitl
$

786.21,9

1,42789

2/750, 0 9,274,0 36,4830

10,0 0

1,892,50 59,81250

39,820 16,2 0

184,297

58.03,10 7,39,450 1,06 49 21,0 25 6,48,948

3.0 ,0 7,0 ,0 10,5 0

46,20. 253,6 0 32.0 ,0 241,350 27.50, 0 1,247,0 79,23875 631,40875

Rexundi g 27416,0

41,750 20.91 60 84.532 6 296,015784 75,103.76 150, 0 2,806.250 1,350.

1,5702 1,48320

New

-195

4,271,3 4,20 3

69,08310 7, 39,450 12,589.4 21,0 23 6,48,948 4,52308' 12,09640 56,70 5 .497,310 32,79450 130.584 9 82.10 25 9,0489 104.3500 145.29805

3,0 ,0 7,0 ,0 10,5 0

35,0214

$

$

976,50 8,213,725

15.03,0 2 6,0

23.0 , 0 1,70,0

1,50 , 0 1,5 ,0 15,0 0 569,0 0

43,98 708 18,54 87 12,987624 5 7,20

658,30 98 30, 0 867,93 450 12,50

61,3596

15,0 0

2,750, 0 2,750, 0

Capit l 47,250 761,3470 12,0 0 4,0 ,80 406,970 5,825,0 30,0 65,1260

5.0 ,0 62,8150 86,9 135 12,50 0

976,50 9,713,725

2,750 2,750 18,6947

1,3507

7, 4,0 32,180

8,750

New

368,0542 •05, 62,8150 18,759685

$

569,0

$

1,026384

Refundi g 35,02 14 1,580~2 1,48320

-1954

Refundi g 15,0 0
$

-1953

426,0

43,98 708 12,987624 5 7,20

62,50 761,9570 12,0 0 4,0 ,0 415,8 ^0 5,825,0 30 ,0 0 72,90 0

S

11

93,0 9 26,03 562 35,2 .784 7,103.760 "8067250 1/702645 10,5 87

New

Total

1,702645 10,5 87 184,5 897 64.7150 2 ,612 09 84,532 6 31,0874 75,329760 150. 0 2,806.250 1,350. 0-74052 56,23.920 830,471530

2 6,0

20 ,0

4,271,3 43,743

15,03 0

$

61,54 0 7,652,40

1,3876954

15,0 0

4l7 ^862 43,760382

$

$

806,250

93,2 309 26,03 562 35,2 .784 7,329.760

64.7150 129,3 0 58,0 275,80 68,0 0 150, 0 2.0 ,0 1,350 46,103 645,92 63

$

Refundi g 23,0 0 1,50,0

—1952

52,1470 61,5470 780.6 ,51 5,905,0

2,750, 0 42,617862 43,75382

$

-1953

Total

31,0. 1,8 58 12,70658 43,850 25.93,45 97,680 248.07916 152,364 1,07,0 785,6 04 .600 8,31258 947,635 24
190

_

OFDECMBR bonanotdedss stock stock bonanotdedss — stoc-k sto—ck bonanotde-dss stock sto-c-k corpate.
DOFECMBR NBootaensn-dds utiles eccsootptealrl,,,manuf acesori- indausntrdl bueildtncgs, ttIrnravuedstsminng,,Miscelanous BNootaensd-s utiles eccsototpe.a-ll,,,manufctres ories indausntrdl bueildtncgs, tItrnravuedstismngn,,Miscelanous utiles!cecootpa.lr,, manuft acesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, tItrnravuedsstimngn,,Miscelan-ous utiles cecopotar,l manufr acesori indausntrdl bueildtncgs, htroaelddtiinnfgg anem,i sceocrupritat.e
foreig<n— BIntearaniokl Governmt forgoeveirngmnt Gaavncieds, &•Municptal—.Stes,,PSosteaiens toa—l difnigcnluuoodreets
MONTH

DeCorp at- omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi — Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on




Total

Candian Loan

§

11

Other Farm United

Grand

•These

MONTH

*r"-ts

Long-Term Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords

Total

Other Land,
Oil

Ship ing

Short-Tem Railroads Public Equipment Maotnords
Iron,

Total

Other

Land,

Ship ing

Stocks-

Railroads Public ste l Equipment Maotnords Other
Iron

Total

. Land,

Oil

Total-

Railroads Public ste l Equipment and
Iron

Motors Other

Land

Rub er ^hfn i e' VTIsrel

Total

6,91.408 38,47350 54,1.349 1,25362 128,50 3,~85O7 O 25,830 5
S

8,657 240 10, 0 92,850 120, 3650 2,14630 4,29531 3,9260

Refundi g 756,2134 4,80 \ 17,503.18 6,093,40

78,63789 1768^0 1,6073T 0 31,986

Total

*-'

3,025 0

$

-1952

Capit l

5,9324503 3,67350 536,908241 1,2093182 128,50 3,*85(10 2,8053

$

New

Total

6,197 1 21,07 460, 2.46 1,095 7.49
182,957 '2.951,20 9.4^2.430 3,175,483

-1951

RCeafupnidtilg 6,015738 1,0927814

10, 0 81, 20 120, 3650 539,0 430 3,96125.07 3,9260

87,,80607212546,901

Total

l,467~*5,0 5,20713,6 47,50

<

2

1,29

305.720 3.69081, 6 281,74.65 32,059.375 1,476853094 548.79031 31,047538 27,60 0 28.75L346 1,39058,71

2.750, 0 201,250 2,951,250

19

Total

635,0

296, 50 3,18.97 1 601.4 807 16,0910 2,347o5916 739,16743 18.453,0 18.501,23 1,350, 0 80.624,395 470,8310

$

98,0 . 0 94,82 0 5,0 .0 1,72065 6,905.17 49,50

50.0 0
37,40
13,96 0 1,450 50,0

259,70 2,703 1820 219,6750 32,059375 18,2375142~i 437,937 -,_dl 26,40GO 38*4,70 1,062 5180

$

ist>.

New

12,80. 0 25,0 0 1,34780 142,89576

.

573,0 0
25,80 3,673 50 859, 867 54,0637 461,0379 203,54217 4,01,23 45,*624395 143,0613

630, 0
60,27 015 1.349,0 1,539 4 1.20, 0 *15 30 25,67 320
-1953 Refundi g 46,0 0 26,4790

197, 4 2 i8,~o 56o 1,6~320 90,78695

750, 0. 1,350

50 ,0

150, 0
482. 5,0 3.19,48 0 534.1,50 24,83750 8,40 0 954,32045 487,5160 87,4102 1.30, 62.105,716 780, 2.40

S

7,536,905

15,0 0

1,04 64 721,025

21

259,70 3,65 19 281.036"5 32,059375 1,45*261 546,72801 29.507,94 26,40 0 260^85T46 1,36 5 82

38 ,50
426,960
129,50 39,25384 74,5837 340,1 80 87, 2857 2,49 082 1,23 24 235,40 67 157, 63

482.71,980 4,09 1584 609.41837 24.83,750 8.40 1.295, 8 576.49,357 10,23514 1.68,50 1,37,24 30.5813 1.06238

3,0 .0 123,90.

10,484

375.173
308,56.94 62,385.0 2.70, 0 32,50. 309, 6.714
269,480 1,075.2394

2 5.0
134,72 4 14,967 *375,173 1,8750

7,50, 0 7.50,

$

78,8.0607.21254691

46.0 , 0 34,015.90 645,0 61,30479 2,07.25 1.539.4 1.20,0 ."9*0136 29,32.089 197, 4. 2

3,54,19

20,148750 218,570 93.1,7 61,39245 176,95043 108.4361 1,324,713 2 .501346 96,537. 2

Refundi g 269,480 940.521, 0 4.50,0 294,07.3 62,385.0 2,48 0 32,50 289,417

-1954

1,63548

50.0 0
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 2,750. 0 20,35 0 21,07 946,850.76 61,406245 17,9084 109.5,639 1,324,713 2 ,501346 9.82,71

305,720 2,798602 20,350 32,059375 7*I2T04 439,12397 29,67285 J 57 0*60 1,08341,50

$

Capit l

Refuneji s 7,50, 0 152.9 176 9,521,632
1,894 521

234, 90 81,39740 86.3 ,40 281,75983 12,69 25 2.340, 0 20, .0 68,2741 78,63789

New

5 0, 0 193,540
116,27395 28,950. 78,43951 926,8159 86. 0, 104, 780

$

1,8470 963,40 8,91,850 3,946,0

4,80 0

4,83 50 695,0

2,56 ,0

Capit l 296, 50 2,314 250 547,3 50 16,0910 1,8762*,017 534,9 586 17,80 14,OU 0 1,350 35,0 .0 301,8520

70, 0 215,8970

530.940 3,265718 687.94,207 16,0910 2,64*8192 751,8 6 20,7930 138.501,23 1.350, 0 80,624.395 539,6 21 8,657 2.40

4,80,0

$

70, 0 197,8 0 0295,3045", 5,429 38 47,5 0

218,570 451. 0,36

Total

Refundi g 234, 90 70,290 85,420 268,0 13 8,745,925 2,340 20, 0 67,19328 756,21 34
$

-1952

25,80 38,47 350 871, 4607 5,01970 470,9562 207,48 157 573,0 0 4,01,23 45,~62*4T395 145,01 8

9,63 50 69$,0

2,56 0

530,940 2,3916 .250 632,74.50 16,091 2,146905 543,7051 20, 0 134,50 1,350 35.0 0 369,0453 6,819 04

$

29,60 0 62,51782

New

1954-

29,60 0 62^51~82

Total

4,51048

k

Y7892,.,160.37394051642,7935.173,02152,47318360,759128,689934254076De^BRfvInacitCPloDrtmpsaomSuGvhFtdiseqvkh.nocdeadrfugmnfl.gcy FDME3ITFTUSISNOWAVNHOHAR1CLSREE.D 6,0128374,56991,285410359720.73 1,2769.418,08049653721,025.744693 7,8.6932104519,7370.462
YMDFET3FOMAWLNIINAUVHAOR1CLCSPRD.GN
OOO

■

Capit l 4,73290 12,0 63,527 917,2437 85,970 50.0 193,540 104, 780
>
$

Total

Total

-

-

Total

$
'

6,3591.84 2,89450 589,6 70 1,8927056

604,

24. 88.

178,6.

986,

1,

.8

514 109

381,52.

268 753

,0 ,16754

1,103

375,0 0
18,59 0 2,45,0 *15*06 0 *20* 6 06 58740,6 80,145 0 5,27,47 790,85729 29,83652 5,0 0 328,512 314.780,394 7,30645 6,735,974 60,89.43 10,2 950 41.709,3 197,3 10

23,1847 3,0841529 614,8236 60,4950 391,052 1.268,3 7 1-92,4751 19.581,724 152,89.43 12, 7950 426,7093 1,35869 4

381,0 7 2,36980 5 390,7 50 38,107 140,2 0 1,8376 0 497,0 6 72.198,0 53,0 0 1,98750 73,145 1,09753.20

50,0 0
30 ,0
13,589450 rT,120 3,90 0 *2356060 5,0 .0 25,894 50 1,97,80 1,3524865 84,1 07 9,735,706 627,0 34 15,48 37 5,86,20 1,028.475 2.130, 0 126,853142 10,54 9

209,580 647,435 013,507 546,406 524,0 73 ,64 64 ,437 ,28960 028.475 1 7,50 56 ,587

1,153

1,

CONORGPREUAWFPTEI

12,750.

3.024,

408,69.0 246,7 85 1, 20 472,3672 17,93485 9,86,85 1,7*50 2,b46,30 9,452713

1,379

233 122

$

217,

New

Total

213,

21,05 0 21,05 0 26.15875 4,6 ,0 4,28 65 *10*86 58 1,~7*5O6 2,64,30 27,968 2

12

92

62

Capital 846,0 634,30 610,80 9 ,50 ,50 160,9 3 165,1 5 ,695.70 ,50 795,0

30,78650 '3.0 ,0 '1,3205 50.41,36 3,1890 1,50 0

1506 6 20 ,0 0

765,192 0 74,5 83 325.619,3 87,257 2.18,90 235.40,67 145,6803

753,462 859. 51 981.50 137 ,2 4

50,43.71

54,

$

5,3984702 80,1450 521,30619 1,839514 43,280 30,7 982

Ni?;ru«ptai

3,0 0 16,50

069.83, 61,20 35,198 843,750 40,0

163.50 1.23 4

631,8247 3. 0,758314 625,934 62 60,49 50 391.05,2 1,7409,5 310,46 53 129,450 82 152,8943 13,967 50 429.35,69 1,458. 1,67

2,495

391,

Refundi g 408,6940 20,584 0 6,4 .0 428,15047 17,93485 9,70. 0

-19.7

426,960

79,4506 10,95 0 5,274 ' 816.94,51 234,502 6 5,0,0 3228,551 359,062 59 7.306,45 6,904,832 60,8943 1.972,50 417,35 69 25,10 29

1

1,3845019

$

375,0 0
18,59 0 2,45,0

,540 ,21830 ,0568 9 9,50 ,50 ,3140 ,10 ,39570 .50, ,7950 ,0 6 ,601275

S

626

6.0 ,0 7,69506

Rcftmding' 21.05, 0 84,19 480 23,46710 16,2 0
1,25803

750, 0 1.350,

New

90,130 48,50 0 2,596 1,95 ,96351,20 1,80 9

59,30 80,7 *952
$ 6.5 , 8025 10,95 0 605, 69) 1,S623 04
•

-195

Capit l 21,9630 2.58,9630 530,150 24,83750 83,40 60.319,78 425.13,0 87.4102 29,85.716 491.370,68

98.0 , 0 82,0 0 30. ,0 372.850 6,72.30194 49,50

New

50 ,0

8,1.0 150, 0

$

$

2,274,

384,

54, 62,

951, 115. 112,

92.

12,

382,

3,734,

478,

48,

140,

78

2,444

54

612

14,

205

.130,89

1,308

FGAFOVOCRERNMEPIGNTA,T, D3EC1MBR 9,530419,1602..67 —-—231,49•5018,02769.45.73420 183,0512,9847 frSbomafutnuicopnletyedsids 3DEC1MBR manufctrig — hoeldtcin.g, 6,39261,487795805 13,589402 —3,90manufctrig 250 "—-re¬,hoeldticn.g,50. 25,8940 i1.t34678*,5 30,619m7a5nu4fctrig208361,475 h26oeldt.1cin.g,0438 212,,955386746 13699,08.5847, 6014'.—.52,16m78a,7nu0f5ct2rig9438. 9,050713834,.6hoeldticn.g,725— 939.14,56100267
Refundi g 321,47980

Capit l

New

6,52 90 13,72 4

6,3148 65 2,89450 583,i6 80 1.879,345

30,78650 3,0 0 1,320.5 50,41.36 3.189,0 1,~50 6

-19.76

935,0
Refundi g 1,703 42,69 50 19,86 0 159,403127 14,260 1,0 0 71,285603

Capital 308,0 1 4.80 913.50 810,70 ,240 36 .173
$

ACHNARDTE

OSUMFARY

New

369,

2,327,

71

140

1,654

583, 3

6,*289*21

,83760 ,198.0 065,0 ,98750 ,71345 ,253647

38

370

7,301,90 128,0

1.97,80 4.394,3 0

$

52

482

11

73

1,026

not—es notes notes — agencis&tf, include EMNODNTHS NBotoeasnn-dds utiles eccotpoarl,,manufcesIories inadunstrdl b;eu—tci.l—dngs, trtarudisng,,: NBootaens-ds utileseccotpoar,l,mnuft acesori—_ inadunstdrl beuiltdcngs, —trtarudisng,,l ecctopo.-—arl,,manuft acesori inadunstrdl Ibeuticld,—ngs ttrraudsing,, — utileseccotpoal,,manufctr_e—s aoi: inadunstrdl beuticld—ngs, trtarudisng,, seccourpritate
EMNODNTHS
12

boanndds stock- stock boanndds stock stock foreign- boanndds stock stock corpate BIntaernaiokl GCovaenrnmdiatn forgoeveringmnt GLooavannd, •Municpal—Stes,PSosteaiens toal fdignuoorets

Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Corpate- Domestic—




Grand

Total

I

3

Other Farm

Unhed

•These

12

Long-Term Railroa—ds Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maontodrs

Short-Tem Railroads ste l, Equipment and
Rub er Ship ing Investm n Miscelan ous
Total

Other Land,

Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil

investmn Miscelanous

Total

Stocks-

ste l, Equipment and

Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil

Investmn Miscelanou

Tota—l

Total—

Railrods Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maont drs Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

Ship ng Investmn

Miscelanous

Total

0

with

"

Total Amount

Type of
Security

Dated

.

Aug

91-day

Aug 23

1,600,470,000

1,600,242,000

1,600.084,000

1,600,084.000

bills

lv€00,090,000

1,600,042,000

1,365,000

1,601,425,000
3,220,017,000

3,3fe0,017,000

436,383,061
112,000

Aug

Depositary bonds—

S.

bds.

Savings

1955

TV'-aft'CV

ft- ^

£ 55,600,000

J 50;0O6,000
■ft",l'ti;

divided

amount:;;6f,,$2,5jL5,727;561,

stocks

in

1956

series

I,

Water Associated
due

debentures

■tures

Oil

April 1,

Co.

Bell

35,000,000

subordW

-'expenditures

of

Co.

subordinated

convertible
Purpose,

wofkihg capital.

Telephone

to

reduce

loans'

314ft

Pennsylvania

f„_

dew

bank

lrft

UK loanj
l0an*

'

.

'

h«„a

40-year deben.

due
March
1,
1996. ft Purpose,
to repay advanr™
parent anci for construction program.
ft3

tures

20.47%, of the aggregate total for the year, while pre¬

capital

30-year 3ftft sinking
Purpose, for expansion

1986.

1,. 1976.

March

due

and for
ft

25-year

,

Purpose,"for

Telephone Co. 3ft ft refunding mortgage
due April 1, 1996. Purpose, to'repay bank

37,500,000 Frueliauf Trailer Co.^ 4ft

comprised $1,944,616,305, or

3ft

York

Tide

:ft

,

California

of

debentures.

convertible

>

•

NCw

26.48%, and refunding issues of oniyr $19,894,664, or
Common

ft

Co.

Oil

$120*000,000 Union

short^tefrrY\i/p.l^Sp0,5OQ

total

year's overall volume.

0.21% of the year's total corporate financing.

172,000

notes

antic'n

Tax

1

or

ft.

This contrasted

1956.

Stock offerings in 1956 totaled $2,535,622,225,

436,383,061

U.

Aug

1,600,060,000

bills

Aug 15
Aug
1

the

refunding during

no

into new corporate issues in the
48,000

7 mos. tax antic ctf

Aug 30

was

of that

867,000

1,599,603,000

1,600,242,000

bills

91-day
92-day Treas.
91-day Treas.

Aug 1(3

,

$

$
bills
bills

Treas.
Treas.
Treas.

91-day

2
9

-..'New

Indebtedness

Refunding

Accepted

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

MARCH

There

(Continued from page 3)

Aug

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

(2262)

from
"

11,653^883,061
1,600,551,000
1,600,483.000

1,600.241,000

1,600,515,000

1,600,515,000

ferred issues totaled

1,600,551,000

1,600,494,000

3,658,852,061

8,000,031,000

bills
bills

91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U, S, Savings bds.
Depositary bonds
Tax antic'n notes

Total

August—

for

Of
Sep

91-day Treas.

6
Sep 13
Sep 20

91-day

Sep 27
Sep
1
Sep

Sep

1

Total

for

Treas.

253,000

355,158^808

1,295,000

September

6,758,496,808

6.401,790,000

356,706,808

1,017,000

4

91-day

Treas.

1.600,219.000

11

91 -day

Treas.

bills
bills

1,601,236,000

Oct

1,600,172,000

1,600,172,000

Oct

17

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,600.768.000

91-day Treas.

bills

1.601,284,000

1,600.397,000

Treas. bills
Saving's bds.
Depositary bonds—

1,600,389,000

1,599,816,000

Oct

18

Oct

25

1

Oct
Oct

1

Total

antic'n

for

1

Nov

8

91-day
91-day

Nov 15
Nov 16

l,600,7«lt000

209,580,

845,000
404,000

of this article.

91-day

bills
bills

Treas.

bills

1.600,542,000
1.750,200,000

1,600,138,000

91-day

Treas.
Treas.
Savings

bills

1,599,800,000

1,599.800,000

bills

1,600,095,000

1,600,095,000

bds.

389,350,480

369,350,480

bonds—

640,000

640,000

90-day
91-day
U.

1

S.

.

1,750,200,000

■"""

gage

In prior years revisions have been made hi

figures to give consideration

,

6

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,600,088,000

1,600,088.000

91-day

Treas.

bills

1,600.218,000

1,600,218,000

issues is of no

Dec

17

95-day
91-day
91-day

Treas.

bills

1,000,086,000

Treas.

bills

1,600.125,000

1,600,125,000

Treas.

bills

1,601,089,000

1,600,515,000

Dec

27

Dec

for November.

20

Dec

1

Tax

antic'n

10
8

Dec

U.

1

10,142,962,480

8,000,965,000

Va

7,271,017,000

1,312,453,000

months

Savings

1,312,453,000

390,319,602

40,000,000 Columbia
due

Total

for

Total

for

12

1, 660,000

Years

ft

1956

16,377,055,602

14,984,416,000

1,392,639,602

months—i_126,349,022,203 113,196,657,000 13,152,365,203
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT

6,666,863,525
6,756,269,753

1953

6,419,103,117

460,642,466

1,095,957,497

554,411,349

1,215,326,522

805,019,812

946,796,171

Net Issued

$

4,467,814,500

618,166,607

647,020,331

$

40,229,733,000 39,041,419,000

1,188,314,000

July—

4,508,733,217

.397,939,850

1948

5,281,112,395

4,771,309,634
4,435,961,800

1,268,428,380

1945

4,883,239,629

1,033,817,917

1944

2,609,974,000

410,630,640

1946

Certificates

954,177.000

616,070,000

21,902,000

120,510,000

Bonds

338,107,000
t98,608,000

659,154,129

for July

976,079,000

ft

736,580,000

239,499,000

of

Certificates

1,241,361,000

531,541,000

95,077,000

104,185,000

Notes

Total

109,820,000
.19,108,000

130,710,988

43,079,643

110,158,408

18,817,643

August

1,336,438,000

__

635,726,000

700,712,000

1955

1J86.

'

433,li>7,000

128,740,000

174,571,000

487,336.000

—

579,050,000

54,169,000

.

707,790.000

1220,454,000

ft.

Notes

312,391.000

574,825.000

30,896,000

_

120,542,000

U__

for

1262,434,000
189,646,000

.

Trailer .Finance Co. 4ft
promissory, notes due
1, 1976;
Purpose, refunding * ($40,000,000) and for
working capital ($40,000,000).

October—

343,287,000

695,367,000

1352,080,000

Certificates

827.402,000
90,231,000

556,499,000
120,383,000

558,261.349

805.109,812

November.—

676,882,000

240,751,000

Certificates

;

564,521.000

Notes

649,525,000

995,810,265
673,412,621

1949

4,575,733,217

397,939,850

627,693,888

5,601,366,95;

5,608,312,395

443.418,453

496,667,468

846,281,257

669,826,626

'4,570,411,800

1,268,428,380

>'813,229,501

4,937,839,620

1,036,481,389

284,266,445

2.6G9.224.000

410,630,640

101,223,891

1943_:

907,077,500

130,710,988

43,079,643

913,122,350

110,158,408

* 19,239,518

181,364,000

180,180,000
829,705,000

Large Domestic Corporate Issues in

43,323,469,000

ft.

1,712,922,000

Il

Total

dollar

volume

of

domestic

corporate

It is worthy of mention that the
year 1956 saw domes¬
tic corporate placements reach their
highest point since

1929, when that year's total amounted to $10,026,361,129.
New

corporate
or

emissions

96.41%,

as

for

1956

year

the

sum

against

$7,904,142,417,

the much

1955.
A

larger figure of $1,370,634,213,
of

the

Classifications, such
the

Tire

bonds and

former

as

notes

amounted

further breakdown
shows that

1956

dollar

volume

into

the

to

$6,939,937,347,
figure into

new

or

73.04%.

A

and refunding

capital issues attained the sum of $6,618,69.66%, while refunding was greatly reduced
at $321,147,980, or
3.38%, of all financing during the year.
Short-term financing dollar volume for 1956 was on a

789,365,

reduced scale with

new




Feb.

1,

1976.

'-.ft

/:

.V

issues totaling only $25,894,450.

cun

first and

Purpose,

to

ulative

bank loans and for

repay

*'

•

Chemical

&

'

300,000

Corp.

preference stock

convertible

for expansion program, ft,

C.

,

shares of
$100).

(par

,

Aircraft
Corp.ft 4ft ft> debentures ; due May 1,
Purpose, for capital expenditures.and working cap;-

1976.
"

'

tai.

.'

30,000,000 Niagara

ft■-;

Mohawk

due

May

;•

ft-,:-pftft-.; ftftftft-ftft

1986."

to

Purpose,

mortgage
bank loans.

general

3ftft

Corp.

Power

1,

repay

25,000,000 Mountain/States Telephone &-Telegraph Co. 3ftft

Pur¬

due

June

to

Purpose

1990.

1,

repay

34-yeaf

advances

senior subordinated notes

working

capital.

.

4'ft>

Co.

American,
due

Jan.

Inc.

promissory

1,

convertible

1971.

>■

notes

due
for

:

FEBRUARY

-

.

(M.)

&.

Sons,

debentures

Inc.

due

Feb.

ing
($5,498,400)
and
for
loans, etc. ($34,501,600).
40,000,000 Reynolds Metals
preferred stock,
;

Co.

1.

1981.

'•

Purpose,

Gas

shares

(par

of

$50).

30,000,000 Southern

California

cumulative

bank

loans

and

25,000,000 Northwestern
4

parent

due
to
20.000.000

for new

Bell

tures due Feb. 1,
company

20,000.000 Beaunit

Mills,

Feb.

repay

Kaiser
bonds

1,

Inc.

Aluminum
1976.

4ft ft

400,000

and

Co.

new

$25).

of

(par

4.50ft

$100).

construction.

shares

Purpose

of

to

R.

due

ft^ftft^'fti'/^Vft^yft^v';'

;

Edison. Co.
June

sinking, fund debentures

3*ftft

1986.

1,

ft>';.:ft';'-v: ,ftftft

retire

Co. >3ft.ft-

40-year

deben-

sinking fund .debentures
Purpose, refunding ($10,920,'950) and
($9,079,350)..
1
Chemical

Corp. 3ftft
for expansion.

for

"ftfty 'ft.
tures

expansion

and

; ft .ft%ft'ft,

.

due

July

ft ft ':

first'mortgage
for;

Purpose,

mortgage

duo

bonds,

construction

;ft-.-.:;ft

ftft .-ft

1,

working capital,,.

;

-

ft'ft V;.-■.'ftftrft-ftft-';: ;' >/

JULY

advances

for

Purpose,

in

improvements to property and
.ft'., ft )
,;''ft'"ft ' • '

rate

stocks

purposes.,:.

of

subsidiary

and

general corf

.

3^4ft

promissory notes due 2054.

for

expansion and working capital.
60,000,000 Superior Oil Co. 33'tft debentures, due July
pose,

refunding

loans

53,068.962

and

for

v.

3Taft deben*
to ana
associated com¬

Telegraph Co. 347j'car

A-

1990.

panies; for

($14,260,000); and

construction,

etc.

for

Purpose,

ft

1981- Pur¬
repayment ol nai
1.

($45,740,000).

Rand
Corp.
2.570,846
shares;;-of
common stock
(par 50 cents). Purpose, for expansion and working capi

Sperry

50,000,000 Inland

Steel

Co.

first

mortgage;

3Vaft

■

bonds,

series J,

due

July 1, 1981.
Purpose, for expansion program.
40,000,000 Union Electric Co. 3-ft ft
first mortgage bonds, due July
1986.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new co

•

st ruction.

36.677.643
first

dua

Inc.

to reduce bank loans.1

Purpose,

$250,000,000 American Telephone

4 24ft

20-year 4ftft

&

'-ft ft.ft

new

construction.

Purpose,

1978.

program.

and

cumulative

shares
stock

for

1,200,000

(par

Telephone

1976.

1,

"JUNE

■

promissory notes
capital.

working

ft.'- •••«;'.
"
37,562,500 Halliburton Oil WeR Cementing Co. 350.000 shares of
common
stock-(par $5).
Purpose, to repay bank Joans

bank

1996.
Purpose, to repay advances from
and for general corporate
purposes.

bank loans

due

stock

1,

4ftft'- promissory notes
1957 to Dec.; 31,ft 1969.; Purpose,
; '" :ft .ft:.: ft'-'-;, '•

program.

;ft-;'

1,

series
>

B

refund- '
of

Purpose,- for

preferred

loans

Edison

preferred

Co.

second

bank

repay

Purpose,

payment

for

Industries,

quarterly. April
expansion

62,500,000 Chrysler Corp.

Transmission

convertible

to

ft

4'«- convertible
1981.
Purpose, lot

Corp.
•

investment

A

construction.

40,000,000 Tennessee

ft"'-'ftft;>.

ft:ft;;-ftft;■

ft/ft>■?.'%i- .;/ft';"ft-

convertible

Purpose,
Oil

40,000.000 Commonwealth
ft

25-year

acquisition,

800,000

series

4ftft,

1976.

$50,000,000 .Household Finance Corp. 4ft

de¬

-$(>0,000,000 Reynolds Metals Co. 4V»% first
mortgage bonds,' series
duo 1981.
Purpose, for expansion program, ft ft
ft

40,000,000 Lowenstein

1;

: ft'ft%

'%ft
....

ft /ft.

•:

■

June

20,000,000 Kcrr-McGee

June.

subordinated

•'

Transportation
due May

23.000,000 Fruehauf Trailer Finance Co. 4ft')
•

due

American

subordinated' debentures

capital expenditures, etc.

■

Purpose, to finance non-textile

program.

23,810,700 General

•

due

ftft ftftiftft' ft-ft:

-

from parent, American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

;v..

Vft' ;;ft ft;

'' ft: ;

Purpose, to reduce bank loans.ft

Textron

diversification

new

or

1986.

Aluminum

debentures

Rubber

bentures

three

long-term bonds and notes, shortand equity financing reveals that

of this

for

&

Jaii|. 1, 1981.
20,000,000

cumulative

division

term

14.78%, in

or

first mortgage
bank loans.

repay

•

3%ft'--notes due

($36,000,000 ).

Purpose,

25,000,000 General

or

Refunding operations in 1956 reached
341,042,644, or 3.59%, as compared with

of

to

Purpose,

30,000,000 Lockheed

1956

.■

Stock

C.

,1.976.

totaled

85.22%, in 1955.

1,

construction.

4ftft

working capital.

subordinate

the

May

new

30,000,000 Kaiser

50,000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp. 4ft junior subordinated
notes due
1976.
Purpose, for working capital.
25,000,000 Associates Investment Co. 3%ft>
senior
term notes due
Jan.
15,
1976.
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for
-

financing
reached the substantial figure of
$9,501,454,020 for the
year 1956 as against $9,274,776,630 in 1955 and the sub¬
stantially smaller total of $8,663,381,010 in 1954.

$9,160,411,376,

due

1,080,868,131
1,042.520,276

working-capital.

Results for the Year 1956

1976.

30,000,000 Duke Poiver Ci>. 3-ft'ft' first and refunding mortgage bonds,

.,

6,258,587,454
3,181,078,531

bonds

50,000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp. 4ft'

Fund.

Retirement Fund,

i

6,652,069,68

Products, Inc. 4 ft .ft promissory, notes- due, Jan.
],,
1981 (with stock purchase warrants). ' Purpose,
refunding
($29,000,000) and for acquisition of Fibreboard Products

of

Retirement

•

•

Foreign Service Retirement Fund, -Canal
Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal Sav¬
ings System, Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service Life
Iqpurance Fund, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
tNet retired.,
Zone

'

refunding mortgage bonds, series L, due May 1, I486,
Purpose, to repay bank loans and. for new construction,

65,000,000 Pabco

special series certificates and notes; certificates
•old to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Unemployed Trust Fund
•nd notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account.
Civil Service

1981.
1

pipe line bonds due

JANUARY

for

mortgage bonds,
for ftcoiistructioo

3ft ft,- >first
Purpose,

Co.

Gas

30,000,000 Consolidated EdisOn Co. of.New York, Inc. 3ft

list the principal issues of securities
placed
in 1956 giving at the same time the
purpose of the issue:
$75,000,000 Commercial Credit Co.

-

June'1 1,

40,000,000 Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. 3ft' '<>

5,886,939,178

we

pose,

45.036,391,000
sales

Below

183,820,000

745,885,000

due

Purpose,

1,184,000

December-

•Comprises

_

....

1,241,156,857ft, 8,657,852,400

California

B,

program.

6,317,917,51'

1945

Telephone Corp. 4ft
convertible debentures due
1971. Purpose, to purchase securities of subsid*

1,

40,000,000 Southern

6,548,398,31t

4,801,809,634

185.004,000

—L_

—

May

series

6.865,137,42$/

618,166,607

"■

.

ianes.

-ft

270,903,000

December—

for

9,274,770,630

6,858,434,194

,

for

ft

:

'.

8,067,824,901

>

5.064,217.352
4,595,359,950

130,152,000

917,633,000

Notes

■

8,663,381,010

1,158,479.318

1951———

1946—_J

,

June

,

1944——

November—

Total

1,943,063,006

1,030,863,766

1942

October—

Total

605,500,099

789,037,491

1948

September

Certificates

Total

ft/.)

Total

.-

1952
1950

for

new

first mortgage bonds due April

3 ft ft

Light Co.

80,000,000 Fruchauf

$9,501,454,020

460,642,466

,

6,448,703,117

—

Purpose, for

Purpose, for construction program.;-;" ■

50,854,200 General

Stocks-

$1,944,616,305

1947-

Notes

Total

1145,883,000

6,726,213,525
6.843,479.753

—

1953

>

:

of stock.

■'

A

Common

Stocks

$591,005,920

par)

$300,000,000 General Electric Co. 20-year 3ft ft debentures due May 1,
ftft
1976.
Purpose, to retire short-term borrowings and for
expansion program.

CANADIAN, CORPORATE ISSUES

Preferred

Notes

,

1954

September—
Certificates

Bonds and

three shares

S.) 32-year 5ftft
April 1, 1988 and
in units of $100

due

(no

MAY

1,042,098,401

$6,965,8:-!,795

A,

equipment.

1,060,618,131

913,122,350

Years

(U.

Ltd.

capital .stock

debentures and

20,000.000 Duqucsne

804,387,001
6,508.777,181
278,823,945 '6,200,881,481
101,223,891
3,121,828,531

886,827,500

Calendar

mortgage

6,220,393,13€

1942

1956

for

Co.,
series

debentures.,

shares of

6,276,745,021

DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN, INCL.

first

construction.

ft

August—

5ft-

Corp.

20,400,000 Pan-American World Airways, Inc. 3ftft promissory notes
due
March
1,
1966-1980,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new

5,533,091,951

846,281,257

Chemical

&

Purpose, for new construction, etc.

Transmission

Wcstcoast
615,000

...

443,418,453

1263.

subordinate

.

8,499,672,065

1943__

Total

•

v-

7,975,703,080

626,418,888
495,862,288

pipe ling

25,000,000 Plantation Pipe lane Co. 30-year 3 ft ft sinking fund deben.
tures due April 1, 1986. •-Purpose, for expansion. < •

5,733,001,438

1949

due

notes

6.803,533,33.

1950

stock

program.

Butadiene

27,500,000 Texas

8.471,929,663

6,729,934,194

_

common

program.

Gas Co. ,3ft ft first : mortgage
Purpose, for new construction.

1972.

construction

5,051,717,352

_

1947_

Total for six months

bonds due

for expansion

30,000,000 Wisconsin Electric Power Co. 3ftft- 'first mortgage bonds
v.due April 15, 1986.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for

ftivv.

926.815,959

•

Purpose,

Natural

33,000,000 El Paso

Stocks

788,843,951

-

Tractor1 Co. 500,000: Shares of

''(par $10).

ft-ft
Total v ft
$589,685,670 $1,802,705,869 $9,141,247,834
1,862,362,024
605,500,099
9,134,725,648

$6,658,856,295

1954

•

/'.ft

1951

Retired

$

ft

Common

Stocks

1955

1952

FINANCING

Issued

Preferred

Notes

'

•' •..*>;

bank loans and for new construction.

ft" 34,375,000 Caterpillar

20.500,000

Bonds and
.

'

System, Inc. 3?aft debentures, series p
1981; Purposes to repay bank loans and for

construction.

repay

DOMESTIC
Calendar

1

*

a

390, 319,602

convertible,debentures due March

35,000,000 Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. 4ft ft first mortgage pipe
•ft
line bonds due 1977.
Purpose, for new construction.

tabulation of the annual corporate fig¬
past 15 years according to each type of

the

repaj

ft-

r.

■

40,000,000' Southern California Edison Co.'3ft'Vf first and refunding
mortgage bond.sr, :sei'ies G, due April "15; 1981. Purpose, to

security:

_ft_._—.

notes

December——

for

reach any great aggregate.

never

-

Gas

April 1,

new

great consequence, since the sum total of

Following is

3ft

-

fprhewftconstruction.'''-ft.1

.

1,660,000

antic'n

them all will

574,000

7,271,017,000

bds.

Tax

1

1,000,086,000

_

ures

months'-—

S.

2,141,997,480

ctfs.—

Depositary bonds—

Dec

Dec

notes

mort«

Purpose, to

to .repay',bank*loans.

Purpose,

•

1, 1988.

(U, S. V 4.ft(;,- first mort.
gage pipe line, bonds, series. A,' due- Nov. 1, 1977. Purpose

to issues of size that were

13

Total

antic'n

refund, subsldi

first1-, and. refunding

"

Co.

Paper

11)71.

not available

Dec

Tax

X

fund

83,000,000 "Wesicoast Transmission, Co.^ Ltd.

,t

Dec

Depositary

Nov

to

loans.

j!$98,685;i6d^ Scott

annual

our

Purpose,

bonds, scries Z, due Dec.

APRIL

>-

,«>,

l'S81.

short-term .borrowings,; attd:,for working capital.;

ary

-.

1,

bank

during the year in question. However, sub¬
sequent to the year 1953, no such revisions were made,
since we have to our knowledge been able to secure
for the most part the more important offerings placed
through the private route. The omission of very small

Nov

•'few'

•-

ft. >

Corp;>(Canadian)^3/s,ft ft .sinking

?

due March

'

558,000

2,018,809,184

ft

"

,

1.48%;

-or

1,600,112,000

notes

Finance

debentures

->■' 25,000,000 Pacific Gas & Electric Co. 3ft ft'

or*

$205,566,587,

trusts,

accessories, $140,524,000,

1,600,820,000

1,216,000

Treas.
Treas.

Nov 23

investment

'

railroads,, $382,-

;

W'hirlpool-Seeger Corp. 3Vsft* sinking, fund debentures dn«
Aug. 1, 1980. Puxpose, to pay balance of purchase priceTf
plant and facilities; acquired from International Harvest
Co. and for expansion and wbrklng-capltai.
"
,r
.

...

6.45%;;

or

6,400,604,000

1,216,000

bills

Nov

4.02%;

or

5.03%

or

construction.

25,0OQ;OQO Household

$612,646^437,

oil,

iron, steel, etc., $478,013,507,

miscellaneous,

25.73%;

or

13.77%;

or

1,601 N665,G00
1,600,670,000

887,000

573,000
414,348,184

Treas.

Nov 29

$2,444,733,644,

2.16%; motors and

414,348,184

October—-

Nov

at

1.30-obKOQO

39.31%,

due March
new

Other industrial and manufacturing

Lighting & Power Co. 3'VIfirst mortgage bond#
1, 1986.' Purposc. to repay bank loans
and foi
'
"
'
"

Houston
■

utihty;

land, buildings, etc., $78,289,620, or 0.82%; rubber, $54,- 028,475, or 0.57%; equipment manufacturers; $48,546,406;::
or
0.51%, and shipping, $14,117,500, or Q.15%.
i
With respect to the above figures the reader's .'.atten¬
tion should be called to the fact that
government, mu¬
nicipal and farm loan and government agency financing
is excluded from the above
totals, but is presented
separately in our compilation given on another page

S.

Tax

V; 8olobo',ooo

-

8,419.413,184

91-day

U.

followed

$1,308,130,809,

—.

Oct

Oct

of all funds raised.

1,295,000

*

6.22%.

or

group held the lead, taking up $3,734,647,455, or

1,600,483,000

355,158,808
.

$591,005,920,

the total corporate financing in4 1956,: the

Pacific Gas

(par

$25).

struction

&

Electric

Purpose,

program.

Co.

to

812,791

retire

shares of common

bank

loans

and

stock

for 0

■

186

Volume

Number 5693%'.

30.000.000 Food

Machinery

& 'Chemical

..debentures .due
loans, and

lor

Tennessee

30,000,000

Jan.

1,

July

15,

Gas

1976.

Purpose,

to

due

20,000,000
15,

sion

fund

repay

bank

to

Co.

414%

bank

repay

debentures

and

4.'.4%- promissory
bank loans.

1,

Co. .of

1961.

20,odo',oqo :^«wer ®orP'
I
r,
■' Purpose, to
Illinois

1,

Co.

first

due

Aug.
etc.

&

15

new

1

Co.

1976.
El

25,000

due
v

.

July

'■

25,000 000

20,454,764

Natural Gas

mortgage bonds

due

Aug.'

■

\'.'Y

and for

due

4%%

Co.

debentures

250.000

$100).

Chemical

shares

of

due

l]'

Aug.

5.50%

to

cumula¬

Purpose,

Gamble--Co.

&

1981.:. Purpose,

first

'

/

'

-

'* "

>

:

7"'7 77'-7v

7,%;;

3%%

.

Oct.

-

35,000,000

Purpose,

7'-..

and for

expansion

Peabody

Coal

and

debentures

loans

due

and- for.

first

new

series

H,

due Oct.

tures,

mortgage pipe

.

5*4 %

1,

1983.

first

Purpose,

,

mortgage

for

capital

i

series

A,

due

Dec.

$8,000,000

bonds,

expendi-

Southern
stock

California

(par.$25).

20,000,000 General

Edison

Purpose,

Telephone

Co.

bonds, series J, due Sept.

Jersey

1976.

20,000,000

Electric

construction

I

of

common

Allen

program.

414%

first

promissory notes due Sept.

Allied

expansion.

200,000

preferred

shares

series

414%

Co.

stock

due

M,

Oct.

first

1,

1986.

$100),

debentures

June

for

'■ -7 -7

1,

American

I.ouisiana

pipe-line

;,-7Y'

Purpose,

Gas

Purpose,

Co.

15,

Oct.

to

(parent)
-{

7

.

4)4%

first

new'

ex-"

for

and

^American

lative

shares

$100).

(par
"

4.64%

of

Purpose,

for

$1,000,000

1966,

due

15-year unsecured notes due 1971,

Co.

senior

15-year

notes

due

15-ye'ar 5%%.- subordinated note
(December).
■
4)L>% 25-year convertible capital

Illinois,

Illinois,

of

(October).

$50,500,000
Life

Insurance

50,000 shares

Co.,

of

common

stock

of Delaware,

130,000 shares of common stock

$2), $1,974,000 (August).
Co., 5% promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1968, $700,000
(September).
% • • •
-.'
'
American
Tractor Cor]).,
50,000 shores of 5%
convertible preferred
American Speoialty

-,

•

40,000,000 Consolidated
refunding

7

7

7

;

Edison

31,809,800 United
stock

Co.

$100).

Power

7/

Purpose,

to

Purpose,

to

bank

repay

first

loans

bonds

for

and

25,000,000' Columbia
clue

000.

new

con-

common

stock

(par

System, Inc. 414%
debentures, series
19-81. purpose, for construction program.

1,

G,

NOVEMBER

Telephone & Telegraph Co. 5,726,152 shares of
-slock (par $100).
Purpose, for advances to, and
in

improvements,

58,615,000 Ford
'

Motor

and affiliated, companies, for
for general corporate purposes.

subsidiary
and

etc.;

Co.

4%

notes

promissory

due

Nov.

1,

1976.

'

;

1

Purpose,

50,000,000 Public
ing

expansion

for

Service

mortgage

bank

loans

program.

Electric

bonds

and

&

due

for

1,

first

and

Purpose,

1986.

refund¬

to

Princeton,

Investment Co.,

1,

33,000

shares

of.

common

stock

subordinated note due Oct. 1,

3Ti%

1968,

senior term notes due Jan. 15,

1976,

(January).

Atlantic City sewerage

4%

Co

first mortgage bonds due 1980, $800,000

Switch

(June).

promissory

notes

due

Jan.

1,

1968,

$1,500,000 (March).

capital debentures, series A, due Jan. 1,

Investment Co., 53i%

Bankers
"

45,000,000 Northspan
bonds,

series

purchase
v

20,000,000

•

,•

••

Uranium

warrants).

1977.

1,

July

due

A,

Transcontinental
Nov.

Mines,

1963

for

-Purpose,

Gas

Pipe

Purpose,

to

534%'

Ltd.
1.

general mortgage
(with common share

construction

Corp.

Line

Sinclair

clue

.

/Y'7
93,000,000

Erie

Mining

July 1,

60,000,000 Crown
El

Paso

bonds,

for

1972.

35,000,000 International
due

notes,

25-year

31.125,000

Public
mon

for

Gas

May

(no

334%

Co.

Purpose,

1.

par).

construction.




first

(with
Purpose,

&

Gas

mortgage

expansion

for

Machines

2055

notes).

Service Electric

new

promissory notes,

414%

Corp.

Business

3)2%

stock

due

due 1981.

expansion.

Natural

due

first mortgage bonds, series A,

4%%

Purpose, for new construction.

Zellcrbach

Purpose,

45,540.000

Co.

1983.

S.)

line

pipe

program.

334%

to

1,000,000 shares of com¬
repay

bank

loans and

%

Gias

April

Tin

920,poo (July).
Beneficial Finance Co.,

promissory

due March

notes

July

due

Co.,

Ccmcnto

(Sidney)

$3,000,000

1976,

$3,000,000

Co.,

43a%

3.500 shares

414%

$10,-

(April).

promissory

of common

promissory

Andino

A,

S.

5

due

notes

1,

Dec.

1967,

first mortgage bonds due 1981,
1

stock

(October).
$4,600,0.00

(par $10), $38,500
June 1, 1971,

due

notes

.'Pmmd
(Peru),

5%)

debentures

due

$1,089,000

1960,

promissory note clue Sept. 1, 1968,'$2,000,000

i

Louisiana

Central

June

due

Electric

1986,

1,

fund

Co., 414%
series II, due

bonds,
Aircraft

Cessna

414%

Co.,

first mortgage bonds, series

Inc., 3T'u%
(June).

Co.,

$5,000,000

Central Telephone

and collateral lien sinking

first mortgage
Oct.

(October).
7
1, 1971, $5,000,-

$1,050,000

1981,

1,

promissory

notes

due May

(June).

Chautauqua & Erie Telephone Corp., 414%
due 1981, $150,000 (June).

25-year first mortgage bonds

Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Co., 414%

debentures due May 1; 1981
$1,500,000

(includes $1,250,000 of series A,

and $250,000 of series B),

(July).
I.

C.

Corp., 334%
promissory notes due 2054, $62,500,000 (July)Financial
Corp., 4%
senior subordinated notes due 1976,
(January).

T.

$50,000,000
I.

C.

Financial

T.

$1,323,000

1976,

4.25%>

(March).
4%,

W.)

(S.

Co.,

notes

junior/subordinated

4%>

Corp.,

$50,000,000
(January).
Holding Co., Inc.,

Clevewalt

due

1976,

first mortgage bonds due March
note

subordinated

1,

$500,000

1908,

due

(September),
Finance

&

Sand

Stone

1,

&

purchase

Sand

<fc

Central

March

1,

6%

note

due

30,

June

1966,

July!,

due

subordinated notes

Co.,

Stone

$1,400,000

1959,

duo

promissory
Inc.,

Inc., 434% senior notes due July 1, I960
warrants), $4,500,000 (July).
Inc., 414% sinking fund notes clue Sept.

Stone

Sand

stock

(with

Co.,

(July).

1967, $2,500,000
Colonial

414%

Co.,

(July).

$1,000,000

Co.,

(February).
Co., 314%'

Power

1986,

mortgage

first

$2,000,000 (March).
'Gas
Corp.,
3T4%

series

bonds,

mortgage pipe
bonds, series C, clue June 1, 1976, $2,100,000 (June).
Connecticut
Water Co.,
4.2%
first mortgage bonds,
series A,
Natural

first

E,

lino
duo

1974, $1,500,000 (July).
Co., 414% first mortgage bonds, series B, due 1981,
$1,000,000 (July).
Consolidated Cigar Corp., 414%
sinking fund debentures due May 1,
1976, $5,000,000 (May).
Consolidated Water Co., 5%
convertible debentures clue June 1, 1976,
$330,000 (June).
Cook Paint & Varnish
Co.,
12-year 334%
notes clue 19o7 to 1966,
inclusive, $3,100,000 (June).
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc., 434% promissory note clue in 714 years, $75,000
(September).
Copeland Refrigeration Corp., 43,4%
sinking fund notes due Nov. 1,
1974, $2,000,000
(November).
Copperwelcl Steel Co., 4.60% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1970, S3.000,000 (July).
Corpus• Christ! Development Co., 5r/o convertible debentures clue March
15, 1966, $3,000,000 (April).
Crawford Door Co.,
5% 13-year unsecured notes due 1969, $750,000
Sept.

1,

Connecticut Water

^

,

(October).

Zellcrbach

Crown

Corp.,

(December).
•
River Mills,

Inc,

Dan

414%

1981, $60,000,000

promissory notes due

434%* serial

notes

1371,

due

$5,250,000

(De¬

cember).

5%> promissory note clue 1957 to 1970,

Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.,

'

6%

Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.,
to 1970, $1,000,000 (January).

,

subordinated debentures due 195t*

Daytoh Rubber Co., 15-year 414% promissory notes due 1966 to 1970,
$2,000,000 (October).
10-year 5% first mortgage loan, $2,500,000 (February).

Dover Corp.

Corp., 514% promissory note due
Industries, Inc., 414% promissory

1966,

1977,
1976,

Eastern

$3,000,000

(December).

note clue Nov. 1, 1971, $15,-

Dresser

1,

6% 10-year subordinated consolidated deben¬
(October).
'
414% senior notes due to March 1, 19/8, $8,500,000

$200,000
Corp.,

„

Inc.,

Industries,

promissory

5%

note

duo

1971,

$750,000

(November).
due

due June 1,

Co.,

Inc.,

Shopping

Edison

mortgage

notes

due April

4,

Edison

Inc.,

20-year

1,000,000

first

shares

of

mortgage

bonds

common

stock

$2,000,000 (August).

Sault Electric

(Thomas

$2,500,000

instalment promissory notes due March 1,
414%

sinking

bonds, series B, due May 1, 1976, $15,000,000

fund

(May).

first

mortgage

A.),

Co. 24,000 shares of

Inc.,

414%

434% cumulative convertible

promissory

notes due Aug.

15, 1976,

(September).

Electronic Associates,
$1,500,000

Corp.,

Centers,

414%

preferred stock (par $25), $600,000 (April).

414%

(March).
Paper

1976

Eastern

Natural Gas Co.
$500,000 (August).

Oregon

(par $1),

first mortgage bonds, series G, due

(April).

Southern

1981,

1,

(October).

Foundry Co.,

Eastern

Fisheries Corp.,. 414%

1976,

Nov.

(February).
Central

Eastern

Light Co., 4%'
July 1, 1986, $1,000,000 (July).

Bowaters

due

(April).

due July 1, 1976, $29,-

promissory notes

Co.,

1959, $1,500,000

1,

Plate

Corp.,

promissory notes due June 1, 1976 (Canadian),

Black Hills Power

Booth

debentures

(May).

414% first mortgage bonds, series B,
$2,000,000 (June).

Blumentlial

,

1976, $5,000,000

1,

first mortgage bonds, sqries A, clu®
(September).
Corp., 4r;4 % 20-year first mortgage bonds, series

1,

$10,000,000 (July).

1979,

fund

Telephone Co., 414%
(September).

$125,000
Celotex

1981,

4r!n%

Meridian

<te

tures,

414%

$5,080,000 (September).
Beneficial Finance Co., 4%%

Gas

Kinking

Natural

$1,100,000

Colon

4%

Gas

due

Cato

due

note
7

mortgage

000,000 (September).
Duro Consolidated, Inc.,

.

Berkshire

fund

(November).

Corp.,
1," 1976,' $6,100,000

April

10

(par

,

sinking

•

■

Natural

Cascade
A,

\

Co.,

000,000
Cascade

Dover

15-year 4%. sinking fund notes, series A and

Shoe Corp.,

due 1970-1971, $4,000,000 (January).
Beckman Instruments, Inc., 414% promissory note

.

promissory

option for conversion into
for working capital, etc.

Cp.

Purpose,

Corp.

sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1,

series B,

$9,000,000
(December).
Financo Corp.,

4%%,

Corp.

(A.

.

414%

(February).

$20,000,000

1976,
Beck

Beneficial

convertible subordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1986.
Purpose, to retire bank loans
and for capital expenditures.
Oil

1967, $1,000,000 (March).
Bcaunit Mills, Inc., 20-year

program.

debentures

4%

bank loans.

repay

DECEMBER

8167,247,600

(October).

oumulatlva

$1.24

of

$3,750,000 (January).

414%

Co.,

Investment

Bankers

$300,000

1967,

,

4%

Co.,

promissory notes, $1,500,000 (August).
Azusa Valley Water Co., 414% first mortgage bonds, series A, due 1976,
$1,000,000 (August).
Baird Associates-Atomic Instrument Co., 514% 10-year debentures (with
common stock
purchase warrants), $750,000, (September).
Bangor
Aroostook RR., 414%'
first mortgage bonds, series A, due
Feb. 1, 1976, $8,000,000 (February).
Barium Steel Corp.,,5% promissory note due monthly to July 15, 1960,

repay

construction.

new

bonds due Dec.

(May).

$10,000,000
Associates

$5,000,000

4%%

Co.

Gas

Nov.

mortgage

stock (par 50 cents), $3,350,-

(February).

$572,615,200 American

investments

of

Science. Corp.

Mpar $2), $726,000 (August).
Associates Investment Co.,
43.'i%-

Automatic

capital

common

(June),

Applied

;

100,000'.shares of

$25,000,000

Gas

Oct.

$1,000,000 (February).
Glass Co., 4:!i% first

(October).

Corp..

Amijex

Nov. ,1,

7--7

25,797,493 Johns-Manville Corp. 648,646 shares of
$5).
Purpose, for expansion program.

1970,

'

due

(par $20),
Window

$2,000,000

stock

American

for

and

•

,

mortgage

bank

repay

loans

struction.

.

first and

4%7preference

of

capital.

414 %

Co.

shares

318,098

Corp.

expansion .and working
1986.-

York, Inc. 414%

bonds, series M, due Oct. 1,- 19867
bank loans and for new construction.

repay

Aircraft
(par

28,000,000 Ohio

New

of

.

mortgage

Purpose,- to

1,

Ltd., 250,000 shares of capital stock

$11,300,000 (September).
Co., 414% promissory notes due Oct,

Commonwealth

(September).

$300,000

Oils

Carborundum

Colonial

(July).

of

Co.

4!i%

Illinois,

$6,200,000

1976,

Preferred

Feb.

& Telephone Co.,
80,000 shares
(par $25), $2,000,000 (February).

cents), $281,250 (July).
Capitol Court Corp., 25-year

Colonial

of

<par

con¬

'■'!

.

notes

secured

-

American^Seal-Kap Corp.

cumu¬

new

-

mortgage

sinking fund bonds due
'-i?
sinking l'und bonds due

1981,

Oct.: 15,

due

(August).

Homestead

Colorado

due

American

debentures,

Co., 60,000 shares of 514%
cumulative con¬
stock,1 series J (par $25), $1,500,000 (December).
Telephone Co., 4% first mortgage bonds due 1986,

&

Water

Canadian

Colonial

duo

(par-$2),

400,000

Co.

preferred stock

struction.

$3,000,000

Chrysler

5%

$25,000,000

Investment

debenture.

convertible

Service

Water

preferred stock

$10;000,000 (January),
iAmerican LouisianaTPipe Line Co., 4)4% first mortgage pipe line bonds
notes

pansion program ($11,316,000); 7

40,000,000 Commonwealth Edison

5!'2%

(June).

Corp.,

1971,

1,

.subordinated

subordinated

$300,000 (Marchi.
Corp., subordinated notes

preferred

California

7

bonds

mortgage

($30,184,000)

(De¬

Chemical

Investment

Oct.

junior

15-year
514%

1966,

Water

vertible

California

Coe

1961.

1,

Factors

California

000

Hoist & Derrick Co., 4Ta%

American

'-..'7 7'.,'■ 77'^;'■

777;y

,

414'%

Corp.

refunding

Inc.,

4%: general

$1.100;000

Guaranty

1,

June

Nov.

for

$2,000,000

promissory notes due June 1, 1968, $3,000,000

$5,000,000 (November)i
Investment Co.

mortgage

Purpose,

note,

promissory notes due
(December).
of 6%
cumulative preferred stock (par

American

due

first

1971,

shares

43 i%>

Agricultural

American

and
- r

/•

1,

(November).

advances

repay.

Jan.

Co., 15-year 3!%%
promissory notes
(January).
American Encaustic Tiling Co., inc., 4.6%'
note payable (secured by a
first mortgage) dated Dec. 4. 1956 and tlue monthly to Dec. 1, 1971,
inclusive. ',$2,250,000
(December).

4%

27-year

Co.

1976.

7",'--'7

7 7

Natural

1981.

Line

Pipe

bonds .due

41,500,000 Houston
due

1983.

Co.

Telephone & Telegraph
improvements.

7;,7construction. %'

.

Telegraph

Steel Corp. 3Tb% first mortgage bonds due
Purpose, for construction program.

1,71986.

.-.•'•7S77 7-7

Oct.

1976,

1,

6%

notes due Feb. 15, 195S
to 1979, inclusive, $5,000,000
(January).
California Water Service Co., 4.60% first mortgage bonds, series H,
due Nov. 1, 1981, $3,000,000 (November).

1971.. $12,000,000

due

Plan,

(June).

March

G,

Machines.

5.000

Corp.,

.

(September).
promissory

Inc.,

Corp., 414%: general mortgage
$2,200,000 (January).
•

1,1976,

American

&

and

additions

55,000,000 National

50,500.000

due

American

from
for

Telephone

1971,

,

American

program.

Bell

1,

Nov.

due

du©

due April 1,
1986, $1,500,000 (April).
California Packing Corp., 314%
promissory

(March).

$500,000

Alstores-Realty

OCTOBER

•j%v

Co.,

Alstores- Realty

program.

.

notes

$10,-

B,

first mortgage bonds, series C, $350,000 (May).
Calaveras
Cement
Co.,
4:!«%
promissory note due 1972, $3,000,000
(September).
■
/;/:7,:■;/■/
";":/7
,77'
California-Pacific Utilities Co., 3%%
first mortgage bonds, series F,

'

;

$1,500,000

1971,

(June).

1,
7;

refunding

Purpose,

promissory

1976,

1,

series

•

;7
cumulative preferred stock

Stores

Business

C.)

1,

$100),

5%

of

(par

and

-.

$60,000,000 Southern

Department

P'inance

Jaiv.

Co.

loans and lor expansion

Power

&

and

due

notes,

(February).

Caspers

'/

iR.

Nov.

mortgage

Purpose, for construction

development

second

bank

repay

bonds,

mortgage

.

1986.

4*4%

mine

convertible

to

Virginia

:

shares

expansion

Transmission

Purpose,

■

Co.

for

Gas

cumulative

7,7.%'

1,

414%-,

Allied Finance Co..

Zinc

Purpose,

Tennessee

20,000,000

for

-title

:

(December).

$5,000,000
Alexander's

1

program.

20,000,000 New

500,000

California

of

Stores, Inc.,
(January).

notes

promissory

(August).

Manufacturing Co.,

Carnation

promissory

(par $25), $210,000 (Jan.).

Butler Water Co., 334%

security issues placed privately shows

4:!4 %

Stores, Inc., 414%
1976, $5,000,000 (May).

Finance

Business

refunding

'•

'

•

Stores, Inc.,
(November).

cember).

Co.

promissory notes,

Purpose,

....

loan.

24,250.000

inclusive.

1971,

A6tb!i7pinance Co., 25,000 shares of 53i%
(par $100), $2,500,000 (July).
Air products, Inc., 4:1)%
promissory notes, series A, due June 1, 1967,
$1,600,000 (November)..
Alabama Gas Corp., 414%' -first .mortgage- bonds, series D, due 1981,
$1,000,000 (October).
77
7/7 7,7 7
Alabama Gas Corp., 414%
first mortgage bonds, series D, due 1981,

first mortgage sinking fund
1976.
Purpose, to repay bank

1,

to

old

weres

$5,000,000

26,000,000 Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 4Tb %
bonds,

15-year 4)4%

Gas Co.

1959
v,

of

record

ACF-Wrigley

-

';7r-7':7 7-7:t

'.7 /.'/'%

'7 ' 7V:-'

-•

1,

stock

promissory notes due May

(May).

$1,010,000
Burton
-

.

Purpose, to repay bank loans

Co.

•:„,'7;

•

.

May

Budget

to repay bank loans and for

($12,550,000) and for expansion, etc. ($7,450,000).

ACF-Wrigley

sinking fund debentures, due Oct7
1, 1976.
Purpose, refunding ($19,860,000) and for working
capital and payment of bank loans, etc.
($15,134,000).
RR.

(no par).

Following is a list of all private issues which we have
reported in the year 1956, together with a summary of
the figures for the past several years: -

Sept,

5%%

Pacific

,?

Aug.

Purpose,

334%

junior subordinated debentures, series A,
1, 1971, $1,400,000 (August).
Budget Finance Plan,
15-year 4.95%
subordinated notes,
$2,100,000
(June),
r
7

first mortgage bonds, series

and does not include bank loans.

v:;

414%

program.

Co.

1986.

Inc.,

(par $10), $90,000
Finance Plan,
6%

Budget
due

any misunderstanding of the
figures,'that the compilation is only of security issues

short-

s-'

'•

Co.

stock

series

to be made clear to avoid

September,

retire

to

fund debentures,

7

bank

repay

'M

Tennessee Gas Transmission

due

•

convertible

to

Construction.

35,000,000 Southern

',V''

debentures

.7;7

line bonds due Nov. 1, 1976.

-

v-v;.

due

sinking

Co.,

4%' promissory note due Sept. 1, 1976,
$7,000,000 (March).
Budget Finance Plan, first mortgage notes due 1S76, $650,000 (Nov.).
Budget Finance Plan, 4.45%
15-year sinking fund note due Jan. 1,
1971, $1,000,000 (March).
Budget Finance Plan, 9,000 shares of 6% cumulative serial
preferred

Purpose, for new equipment, etc.

but sold di¬
rectly by negotiation to a relatively few large purchasers;
ordinarily insurance companies and banks. No distinc¬
tion is made between private and public issues in our
detailed compilation of capital flotations. It ought also

1971.

for expansion program

.-..'.-7 /.•

197.1,

14,

7

50,000.000

.

Shoe

April l,
Bhdd Co.,

those securities issues not publicly offered

-

debentures due Oct. 1,
notes

4%

Co.,

and 2,400 shares of class B
common
Brown

Purpose, to repay bank loans and for work,7. • 7'7
'• 7 ' 7-7

Inc.

1976,

due

debentures,

sinking fund debentures due 1966, $350,000

434%

Broadway-Hale

character, aggregating $2$,853,688,during the year 1956. This was 30.03%
of all corporate financing and compares with 28.59% so
placed in 1955.
•
Private sales, it might be well to explain, comprise

mortgage

for expansion.

59,7T8;sqOVpetroit Edison Co.. -314 %'
-

514%

Corp.

1,

Gas

due

that 424 issues of this

bank

reduce

1, 1974.
Pur.nose, to reduce bank loans and for working capital; %%%%/•

>

notes,

promissory

7,'Yy Private Sales of Securities in Year 1956

■

33V%

Corp.

C. I. T. Financial Corp. 4 14%

7!- 77:-'7'..'- term, loans,

•

1976.

y*'.

Our

Purpose,

" ...Purpose for working capital. -'

7

1,

414%

Inc.

Inc.,

equipment mortgage sinking fund bonds
$7,000,000 (December).
4 %> %
general and refunding mortgage bonds*
series C, due Nov. 1,
1981, $1,300,000 (November).
Briel Industries, Inc., 6,000
sh..ivs
cia
'
uon stock
(par $251
due July
Bridgeport

loans

to reduce bank loans.

Transmission

National Cylinder

* due
t

SEPTEMBER

75,000,000 Commercial Credit Co. 4*4%
,

Eastern

r

Co.,

&

Purpose,

:%77777;I, due Dec. 1,
4 ?
^construction..
•'V.-*-'

notes.

working capital.

&

1976.

V'

70,000,000 Procter

bank

repay

Purpose,

20,000,000

•

$75,000,000

P.)

.

program.

short-term

(par

stock

Aluminum

bonds

to

Airways,

000,000

20,000,000 Long Island Lighting Co, 434%

022

loans

%

Brager-Eisenberg, Inc., 5%
(February).

deben-

subordinated

Purpose,

Imperial Oil Ltd. 464,881 shares of capital stock
for expansion program.

7 7-7
•

Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co. 33)% 20-year sink¬
ing fund debentures due Aug. 1, 1976. Purpose, to reduce!

bank

or

Co. 4.14% convertible subordinated
debentures, due Dec. 15, 1981. Purpose, for working capital.

/.

■

'

4%'.«. 32-year deben¬
for additions, improve-

constructicon

Investment-Co.

preferred

20,000,,000 Kaiser

convertible

1981.

7;7',,^ D, due Feb. 1,1981.

Corp. 4'4% promissory notes due 1964 to 1980^
refunding ($23,000,000) and to repay bank loansexpansion program ($11,000,000). >
.,1
!

Paso

414%'

1,

25,200,000 United Air Lines,

Co.

first

Purpose, to reduce

tive

Dec.

77

1,

%

,

loans.

v

(J.

1982.

ing capital.

con¬

•'■%-f

;

Purpose,

4%

Purpose, for

isociates

30,000,

stock
advances

common

in

Bell Telephone Co. 414%
debentures, due Dec.
Purpose, to repay, advances from American Tele-

1991.

Texas

.

,

of

expansion.

Jan. 1,

30,000,000

,

for

Stevens

v.-'.

.

shares

investments

phone & Telegraph Co.

.

30,000,000

34,000,000 Marathon
tor

.

loans.

due

Michigan
1,

7-

;.'

and

and

.

loans and for

loans.

Telegraph

,1988.

40,000,000 Consumers Power
1986.

*

---

.

mortgage bonds

bank

:.vaugust

1,

Dec.

*

first mortgage bonds due 4July

334 %

$78,000,000 Pacific Telephone

Purpose,

Corp.

tures,

.

800,000

make

to

Braniff

Burroughs

,;.

30,000.000

senior

Purpose,

subsidiaries.

7v 28,170,500 National'Cash Register

Power

merits,

7 .7

;

7

•

notes due July

414 %15-year
to reduce bank

Purpose,

1986.;;, Purpose, to reduce

tures

30,154,700

Telephone Corp.

$10),*

(par
to

7

(2263)

General

"•

.

7, 7.

Illinois

repay bank

struction,:.

20,000,000

;

due

loans.

,

.

31,100,000
.

.

Paper * Fibre Co. 314% debentures due July
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new expan¬
working capital.
/,...

1981.

r

Y

June

sinking
to

repay

25,000,000 American Investment
notes

3,80%

Purpose,

program.

Transmission

Purpose,

Finance Co.

20,920,000

Corp.

1981.

expansion

197/.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Inc., 5%

convertible debentures due Aug. 1, 197T,

(June).

(Continued on page 8)

8

The

(2264)

Houston Natural Gas Corp.,
500.000 (October).

(Continued from page 7)
Electronic

Engineering

Natural

Paso

,

first mortgage pipe line bonds clue 1972,

Natural

,

,

1974,

,

first mortgage pipe line bonds due 19/2,
first mortgage pipe line bonds due

4"A

Gas Co.,

America

of

Corp.

$1,000,000

promissory notes due Aug.

5%

(August).

Elliott Co. 4

1,

1, 1971, $8,000,-

subordinated notes due Nov. 1, 1903, $1,000,000

$93,000,000
E

Z

Paiutr

Palstatf
'

(December).

10-year secured promissory notes due March

Corp.

$200,000

first hiortgage bonds, series A, clue July 1, 1983,

4A%

1,

1906,

(June).

Corp., 3;60% senior notes due jSept. 1, 1971, $9,500,000

(September).
Family Finance Corp., 4.55% senior subordinated notes due Sept. 1,
1971, $0,500,000 (September).
•
Family Finance Corp. 4 A % senior notes due Sept. 1, 1971, $9,050,000
(September).
Family Finance Corp. 5% senior .subordinated debentures due Sept. 1,
197i, $4,750,000 (September).
Federal Pacific Electric Co. 15-year 4A%
notes due March 1, 1971,
$2,000,000
Federal
ferred

Electric

slock

$2,000,000
1905

of

414%

inclusive, $1,200,000

Corp.,

purchase

warrants,

Telephone

first

Corp., 4)4%
(December).

$1,300,000

Flying

Tiger Line, Inc.,
$500,000 (August).

Flying Tiger-Line, Inc.,

of

shares

(December).

series

stock
due

J.,

stock

common

(par

$1),

5Va%

of

stock

common

000,000

'.stock,

Foster-Grant Co., Inc., 7,000 shares of 414%

due

1973,

000,000

Finance

Co.,

promissory notes due June 1, 1976,
senior

5%

subordinated

notes

clue

(June).

4%

Corp.,

equipment

trust

to und including March

1,

certifi¬

1976,

$15,-

(March):
Shoe

of

shares

Corp.,'00,000

$5

cumulative

preferred

stock

par—$100 stated value),

General

$8,000,000 (October).
California,
3?o% sinking

Telephone

Co. of
fund debentures
1, 1981, $15,000,000 (February).
Telephone Co. of1 California, 3A% serial notes due Feb. 1,
1957-1900, inclusive, $5,000,000 (February).
General Telephone Co. of Illinois, 4%% first
mortgage bonds due 1986,

(October).

General Telephone

$4,400,000

Go;'of

Illinois,

20-year 47«%

debentures due 1976,

1, 1986, S2;200,000 (November).
Telephone Co. of Indiana; Inc.,

4%

first mortgage bonds due

first mortgage bonds due

1980, $3,000,000

(May);
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin,
$3,500,000 (December).

General

Tire.. & -Rubber 'Co.,
$25,000,000 (January).

4A%

first

mortgage

notes

bonds

Jan.

due

1,

due
1981,

Waterworks Corp.,-4 »4%.
first mortgage collateral trust bonds
due Muyt,
:1981V $12,000,000 (June).
Georgia -Pacif ic' \C.orp„. 5% subordinated debentures due 1976, $15,388,800

(OctoberK-

tures

due

Corp.;

1971,

Industries,
(July).

Glatfelter
000

'

(P.

4».4%

15-year

$11,000,000

Giffen

6%

Inc.;

H.), 4%

(July).
first mortgage

Glatfelter (P. H.) Co.,
$1,000,000 (October);
Glatfelter (P. H,)- Co;,

1963,

4%

first

4%

first

(P.-

$1,000,000
Great

deben¬

H.)

due

1906,

1,

$750,000

1975

$1,000,-

due

mortgage

Co.,

4%

Financial

Dec.

1^.1971,

Greater Luke Charles

mortgage
Co.,

Mountain

1981,

bonds

due

due

47'4%

Dec.

bonds

Corp., 4A% subordinated
$6,000,000 (December).

Water Co.,

Power

Dec.

1.

due

Dec.

1,

due

Hamilton Glass Co.,

Corp.,

5%

4.0%

3~a%

convertible

bonds

Knox

La

June

due

March

1.

Inc., 5%

debentures

47o%

1,

$7,-.

1976,

1,

<

47b%

sinking fund debentures

promissory notes due 1958-1970, $2,000,-

Co.,

4V2%

S.

A.

notes due

100,000

shares

Oct.

1960,

1,

7A%
10-year con¬
(7,000,000 bolivares), $2,100,000
stock

common

promissory

notes

(par

due

$1),

May

$100,000
1957-1971,

1,

Co., 5,000 shares of prior preferred stock
(August).
6%

(par $100),

$700,-

Loan

$1,000,000

4%%

12-year notes

due

July

1,

1968,

$2,425,-

due

July

1,

$0,075,000

1908,

11-year subordinated capital notes due

1907,

(June).

Service

(R.

5%

Corp.,
Inc.,

senior

notes

due

Oct.

15,

1971,

$3,000,000

senior

y

subordinated

note

due

1970,
'

unsecured

4.15%

Co.,

sinking fund notes clue Jan.

Co-»

(November).

notes

due

$300,000

&

Co.,

$0,-

1971,
1,

1906,

Inc., promissory notes due 1958-1971, $10,000,"v.:;

.

•%

(July),
Corn,

first

of

California, 5Va% sinking fund deben¬
1900, $800,000 (October).
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series
Dec. 1, 1970,
$20,000,000 (September).
Chemical Corp., 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1),
B,

due

Aug.

1,

(December).

States

lien

Ry.,

3A%

mortgage

promissory

notes,

1971

Corp.,

Utilities

stock

pur¬

promissory notes due Feb.
4%

first

Co.,

4*4%

Co.,

mortgage

bonds

first mortgage

Inc.,

due

Oct.

promissory

1,

1981,

promissory notes due Nov.

1,

1980,

fund

debentures

May

15,
],

i<n(;

Car

4%

Corp.,

equipment

trust

certificates

due

summary

Public Service

Oct

notes

notes

Co.,

5%

first

of

all private

1,

due

cf

issues

$1,000,000

due

1971, $0,250 000

notes

due

April

iggi

first

mortgage

bonds

due

1981

15-year first mortgage notes, $500,-

Co.,

(January).
(John)

Co.

Manufacturing

Pabco

(Wis.),

5A %

12-year

sinking

fund

notes

due

4A% promissory notes due Jan. 1, 1981 (with
stock purchase warrants), $05,000,000 (January).
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc., 4 A% promissory notes due Feb. 1,
1971,
Products,

Inc.,

(March).

Pacific Finance Corp.,

240,000 shares of 4A%
$25), $0,000,000 (March).

(par

Pacific

Finance

capital

4A%

Corp.,

Pacific

Finance

Corp., 4%%

non-convertible preferred

debentures
due

debentures

Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.,

$5,800,000 scries A
(April).
-

$10,000,000

due

1971,

1968,

$4,000,000

$3,000,000

(Decem¬

due

5.60% interim notes due June I, 1958
and $4,200,000 convertible series 11),

.

Northwest Pipeline Corp.,
$35,000,000

1977,

000

4:!'a%

first

mortgage

pipe line bonds

note due Sept.

1, 1971. $2,000,-

(April).

(September).

.1971,

Electronics

$1,500,000

Verdes

stock

5A%

Corp.,

15-year

promissory

notes

due

(December).

Water

5A%

of

cumulative

preferred

(February).
10,000 shares of 5*2% special preferred slock
(February).
.1
Pan American World Airways, Inc., 3*A%
promissory notes due March
1, 1960-1980, inclusive, $20,400,000 (April>.
Pan American World Airways, Inc., 4;U%
promissory notes due March
(par

$500,000

Verdes Water

$14,575,000

1980,

Panhandle Oil
000

Co.,

$20), $200,000

(par

1,

$100),

shares

5,000

Co.,

(December).

-

Corp. 600,000 shares of common stock (par $1), $6,750,-

(May).

Patterson

(M. F.) Dental Supply Co. of Delaware, $5%
subordinated
promissory notes due Aug. 15. 1907, $1,150,000 (August).
Telephone Co., 4*A%
first mortgage bonds, series E, due
Nov.

.1,

Peoples
Peoples

&

Finance

(March).

Loan

1971,

$10,000,000

1980,

Loan

$1,000,000

(November).
"

•

senior

due

note

March

1971.

1,

\

5!•>%

Corp.
(Match).

$750,000

5%

Corp.,

%-•

Finance

&

subordinated

note

March

due

5%'promissory notes due 1972, $1,000,000

$2,000,000 (May).
Piedmont Natural Gas

1,

(Nov.)

Philco Corp., 3A% sinking fund notes due 1980. $8,000,000 (May).
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., Inc., 4:)a% first mortgage bonds duo

1981

7

cumuktivo
preferred stock (no par—$100 stated value), $2,500,000 (May).
Pike Natural Gas
Co., 5% first mortgage bonds due 1970, $500,000
(April).
■/%.;%, ' ,
•
'
Co.,

Inc.,

25,000

shares

of

$5.50

•

Corp., 10-year 5%

Co.,

.

senior notes due Feb. 1, I960, $400,000

"

20-year

subordinated

Co.,-4V«%-4A%

$15,000,000

notes

due

promissory

April

notes

$9,000,000

1976,

1,

serially

due

to

1976,

(June).

Corp., 5'% promissory notes due 1966, $400,000 (October),
poor <fe Co., 4 A % sinking fund debentures due Jan.
1, 1971 ($1,500,000
of series A and
$1,000,000 of series B), $2,500,000 (January).

$9,000 000

Pou

bonds

mortgage

due

Porto Rico Telephone

1908

since

1944

is

Teiepnone Co., 25-year 4A%

due

1981,

series

Last 6 Mos.

Total Year

218

4^1

15.73

14,30
2j8

30.03
452

—$1,151,429,168 $1,501,505,159 $2,602,994 327

Volume

12;40

189

16.19

28 59

"

234

423

—$1,107,911,413 $2,018,888,892
$3,126,800,305
29.7

issues

203

Volume
Percent of total volume

40.9

'36.'1

205

408

$1,335,046,220 $1,308,489,872 $2,703 536

092

32.6

Volume

34.9

335

235

1952—Number of issuer,

057

49r>

„.$1,364,093.437 $1,853,581,851
$3,217,675,288

Percent of total volume

1951—Number of
Volume

31.9

issues

263

_

Percent of total volume
of

Percent of total volume

40 4

299

527

$1,004,814,054 $1,405,995,457
$2,410,809,511
29.8

243

Percent of total volume
issues

240

total volume

1947—Number of issues

of

issues™

Volume

_____

of

41.1

194

— ------—

Percent of total volume

Percent of total

25.6

voium®

issues

volume

shares

Volume

Percent of total

390

45.8

39 5

221

461

44.5

437

343

437

27.3

39 2

so

155

65

21.4
60

35.5

17 e

fifl?

*M83,561;®08J

8499,148,114

36.4

23.1

1869,990,7M
27.4

1981,

debentures,' scries

(August).

Co.,

4A%

first

Telephone. Co., 25-year 4%%
sinking
due 1981, $2,500,000 (December).

B,

Co.

of

North

due Jan.

Service

Co.

1,

of

due 1986,

bonds

mortgage

'

Carolina,

sinking fund

5%

Inc., 20-year
$1,000,000 (Mav).
v

1970,

North

debentures,

fund

sinking fund

debentures due Jan. 1, 1970, $1,000,000
(March).
Service Oo. of North Carolina, Inc.,
20-year 5%
debentures due Jan. 1,
1976, $1,200,000 (February).

'sinking fund

Carolina,

Inc.,

20-year

Public

Purity Stores, Ltd.,
Reynolds

5%

eight-year

$1,000,000 (Nov.)

1904,

notes due

Metals

Co., 4.A% first mortgage bonds, series B, due 1981,
(February).
Rail lo Water, Inc., first
mortgage bonds, $3,300,000 (August).
Rayette, Inc., 3.93% 12-year notes due 1908. $750,000 (September).
)80,
Rayonier, Inc., 25-year 33,4%
promissory
notes due Aug.
1, 1$60,000,000

$10,000,000

(August

>.

Raytheon Manufacturing
$15,000,000 (May).'
Reliance

Varnish

Co.,

Co.,

Inc.,

4%,

5%

4A%

promissory:

4-14%

and

promissory

notes

due

(October).
Hitter Finance Co.,

$2,000,000

Inc., 5A%

15-year senior notes due June 15,

Robertshaw-Fulton
1909, $2,000,000 (December).
Rochester Telephone
Corp., 40,000

(February).

Paper Co.,

(April).

*

4%

.a

r,.

•

•

preferred
1(l71

10, 1

.

1977,

$5,000,1

■

Sacden Corp., 45«% secured
note due 1908, $3,000,000 (March).
Sat way Steel
Products, Inc., 5%
12-year
unsecured
note due
$600,000 (October).
'
San Juan Hotel
Corp. (Fuerto Rico), 5% collaterally secured notes

1972,

1980,

(July).
'
Works, 4%% first mortgage bonds, series F, due

$1,000,000

(O.

M.)

Jan.

$5,000,009
(O.

1970,

.

Co., 4 * 2 % sinking fund debentures,
$1,000,000 (January).

Products, Inc., 4I/»%-5A%

,

Nov., i,
.

,r

series A1()72

promissory notes

due l

1.

(October).

M.)

Feb.

(November).

Sons

&

iS,

Sawhill Tubular

due

».

due

$3,000,000

San Jose Water

due

>

nnhn

promissory notes due Dec. 15,
"

■

(June.,
Jan. >

,

shares of 5% cumulative
stork, second series (par
.$100),$4,000,000 (July).
Ryer.son .V Haynes, Inc., 4 A %
promissory notes due Jan.
Croix

197 ,•

(July).
first mortgage bonds due 1981, $600,000
Controls Co., 4.10% sinking fund notes due

■St.

notes.

$500,00

I960,

Roanoke Gas Co., 4!$%

Scott
283 561

80

$370,842 625
volume

25 3

117

$722,001,687 $1

sinking ftinfl

5%

Scott
24,

$450,826,055 $1,221,719,324
$1,672,545,379
14.0

Public

25-year 4:A%

Electric

(October).

Service

$750,000

177

$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599
$2,147,584 799

$561,560,000

Percent of total

55.8

$975,296,545 $2,209,625 914

—$1,396,705,750 $1,400,982,395
$2,797,688,145

—

Percent of

494

43,1

SI,234,329.369

of

231

37.9

issues™.

—

Volume

372

228

Volume

of

42.3

$1,350,458,924 $1,425,070,204
$2,775,529,128

issues—

Rico

Co.

$2,500,000

General

debentures

214

,

Porto

first mortgage bonds due

(June).

$16,000,000

Public

$1,494,750,409 $1,358,931,613 $2,853,688,022

Percent of total volume
1954—Number of
issues

ta45—Number

3Va%

Co.,

uas

1971,

due

FINANCING

206

Volume

1948—Number

25-year

4Ta%; first mortgage bonds due 1983

Co.,

debentures due July l, 1908, $1,850,000 (July)..
Outboard, Marine & Manufacturing Co., 4A%
promissory
Jan. 20, 1976, $0,000,000
(January).

(March).
Plymouth Oil

1979,

placements

CORPORATE

Percent of total volume
1955—r«utilizer 01
issues

Volume

$ii

(May).

Oii»V-.yxua-wpaiu

B,

1st 0 Mos.

1949—Number

(par

(October).

Natural

$10,000,000

1906, $0,500,000

1,

given in the following table:

1950—Number

3r;«%

Co.,

Telephone

$1,300,000

000

stock

(March).

$500,000

Portland

1944—Number of

sinking

due

(December).

State

North

$125,000

Motor Specialties
$1,000,000 (May).

*

notes

Pneiunafil

(July).
Muskegon

I
bonds

American

Pittston

5%

Co.,

Cement

1946—Number
(with

fund

promissory notes due June
,

(February).

June

(June).

Maid

Morrison-Kinulscn

A

i

bomk

'

4 A%

1957 to 1976, inclusive, $1,850,000 (October).
North American Coal Corp., 83,000 shares, of common

1970,-

due

(February).

Monarch

mortgage

$i,000,000 (April).

1900,

North

Pioneer Credit
Transfer

$1,024,000

Missouri

.sinking

3:b%

refunding

(April).

(June).

Perkin-Elmer Corp.,

Telephone Co. of Illinois, 4Va% first mortgage and
sinking fund
bonds, series I,
due
Oct.
1,
1981,
(October).
Midland Enterprises, Inc., 5A%
first preferred mortgage bonds due
Dec. 1, 1966, $7,500,000 (December).
Millers Falls Co., 4I/2%
promissory notes due 1971, $750,000 (July).
Minneapolis Gas Co., 3:A% first mortgage bonds due 1980, $2,000,000

Minute

and

$2,007,000

Peninsular

-

Acceptance

Volume

(December).

Corp. (Canadian), 4:,b%
1981, $25,000,000 (March).




1,

promissory notes due Feb.

(February).
R.)

series

Minnesota

oon

March

Jersey

Palos

income

Volume

Household Finance

1957-1971,

$1,500,000

(with stock purchase

(December).

H<!?iC^nE^tr0ch(Muical
$5,000,000

due

Mersey Paper Co. Ltd., 47«%

capital debentures, series B, due Aug. 1,
'•
'
b
*

Ltd., 5'->% secured notes due 1971
$6,050,000 (October).
5%%

notes

Corp., 4A% promissory notes due 1904 to 1980, $34,000,000
(August),
Marquardt Aircraft Co., 514% first mortgage bonds (with stock
•pur¬
chase' warrants), $2,000,000 (August).
Medusa
Portland
Cement
Co.,
4%%
convertible
subordinate notes,

Middle

due

Zinc Co., 4A$ promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1970, $20(September).
Norden-Ketay Corp., 5% convertible subordinated debentures due April
New

Palos

1908

due 1965, $1,000,000 (April).
promissory notes due Julv 1.

(February),

warrants),. $2,450,000
Gas Co-' Ltd-

promissory

(October).
C.)

(P.

4.05%

Percent of total volume
1

■

Group, Inc., 41/2%

15-year

(October).

Michigan

bonds

/""V-';'
general

1980,

1,

Jersey Natural Gas Co.,

Packard-Bell

$1,300,000

due

first mortgage

Pacific Scaffolding Co., Inc., promissory

000,000 (January).
Maine Central RR., 5A%

A,

dim

first mortgage bonds due 1981,
$1,200

3%%

Co.,

April

J.) Co.,
(June).

(J.

Newberry
New

(including

Corp.,

Stores,

tures,

Water
due

G,

pacific

Mercantile

a»hi

bonds

ber).

promissory notes

(October).

0(H)

mortgage

(March).

subordinated sinking fund debentures,

(July).

M'allory

series

Stock

(August).

Mahon

first

(March).

$600,000

Haven

New

Osier

due

(Venezuela),

1966

of

4%

Co.,

Liberty Loan Corp., 4%%

Lucky

duo

"ni

4%%

Co.,

3r:ii%

Light Co.,

Gas

$10,000,000
Sessions

$500,000

Lincoln

Britain

Oklahoma

Inc.,

Nacional,

Lewis Investment Co.,

000

$2.000000

(December).
New

Northwestern

inclusive, $4,200,000 (May).

000

ihtnri

,

Line

Pipe

J970, $2,700,000 (March).
Nevada Southern Gas Co., 5%

$1,000,000

August).
<te

(No.

note

sinking fund debentures

(April).

1971, $1,300,000
Natural, Gas

Nevada

1,

$3,000,000

1981,

(oepi<emuer).

&

(August).
f
Home Finance Group,
Inc., G%
1970, $280,000 (August).

1,

May

1971, $3,300,000 (June).
10-year first mortgage bonds
(October).

vertible subordinated

1970. $700,000

Products, Inc., convertible subordinated notes due 1971. $400 000
(July).
Higbie Manufacturing Co., 4A%
promissory notes due Jan. 13, 1971,
$750,000 (Januaryi.
Home Finance
Group, Inc., 5% senior notes due July 1, 1971, $1,500,000

March

due

1,

Financiadora

Hexcel

due

bonds due May

notes

5Vs%

Volume

notes

Co., 5% subordinated notes due July 1, 1971
$2,.
000,000 (September).
Heller (Walter E.) & Co., 5%
junior subordinated notes due April
1,
1971, $1,900,000 (April).

$900,000

due

Corp.,

1953—Number of

E.) & Co.,
$8,200,000 (July).

chase

first mortgage

promissory

promissory notes due quarterly
April 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1909, $20,000,000 (May).
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.,
4.',V%
first mortgage sinking fund

deben¬

first mortgage bonds due Jan. 1,

promissory

convertible unsecured notes due Feb

(Walter

warrants),
Home Oil Co., Ltd.,

due

bonds

5.10%

'(*-

"

000.000

1975.

Guardian Consumer Finance Coi*p*, 4:A%
promissory notes due June 1,
1900, $2,000,000 (June).
Hammarlimd Manufacturing Co.,
Inc.,
5:,4%
instalment promissory
<
note due Dec.
15, 1905, $300,000 (January).
-

Home Oil Co.,

mortgage

$5,000,000

1956—Number

(June).

Gulf Cities Gas Corp.,
$700,000 (March).

Home Finance

first

—

5%

000 (November).
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,

1975,

$1,000,000

1971,
Heller (Walter E.)

3A%

1975,

1,

7-year secured notes

mortgage

(May).
Greenwich Gas Co., 4% first mortgage bonds due
June 1,

Heller

4A%

PRIVATE

first

1963-1991, $7,850,000 (October).
Green

bonds

(January).

Western

tures

Corp.,

(February).

(July).

bonds

(April).

(C. G.)-Tirlelands Oil
$3,000,000 (February).

Glatfelter

Chemical

&

(August).
subordinated

first mortgage bonds due Doc.

Glasscock

-

convertible

(July).

$1,000,000

due

Florida,

of

4%%.. 15-year promissory
1959 to 1971, inclusive,

Co.,

July 15,

due

and

Co.

Gas

Natural

Machinery

1950,

$3,000,000

(August).
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., 4:A%

.

Georgia-Paoific

bonds

mortgage

(March).

4% 'promissory

General

0

(par $15),

first

Oil Co., 4A%
secured notes due 19G4, $3,500,000 (November).
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., 43a% promissory notes clue Sept. 1, 1958 to

collateral

of Indiana, Inc., 4%%

General

1980,

preferred stock

'
5% debentures, $1,250,000 (April).
5A%> senior debenture bonds, $1,500,000

1,

$2,500,000

(.OctoberY:

General Telephone Co.

General

of

Katz

due Feb.

$5,000,000

shares

Corp.,

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.,
Inc.,
due 1976, $5,000,000 (December).

1971,

(April).

sio.oob.ooo

Corp.,

$5,000,000

General

Nov.

17,104

Marathon

Transportation

cates, series 56rdue quarterly

(no

25,

Inc.,

(August).

Steel

$2,000,000

1, 1971, $6,000,000

000,000

Jan.

due

notes

,

iq-f.

Rubber

July 27,
(July i.
1,

senior

(August).

(May).

American

mortgage bonds, series D,

(October).

414 %

March 1, 1904; $12,000,000 (May).
Fyr-Fyter Co., 5% promissory notes clue 1908, $3,000,000 (June).
General Acceptance Corp., 40,000 shares of
$5 cumulative preferred
stock (110 par); $3,960,000 (May).
General Acceptance Corp., 41#%' subordinated sinking fund notes due

General

Aluminum

Kaiser

(May).'

Fruehauf Trailer Finance Co.,

General

first

25, 1957

vomber).

National

1981.

Liberty Loan Corp., 4r%%

Trailer

Co.,

(August).

1976, $20,000,000
Kaiser Steel Corp.,

$2,790,000

Froedtert-Mayfair, Inc., 23-year mortgage loan, $10,000,000 (September).
Fruehauf Trailer Finance Co., 4%
promissory notes due June 1, 1970,

Co.,

Finance

10.000 shares of $4.80 cumulative preferred
$1,000,000 (May).

Chemical

oc

$20,000,000

Kaiser

convertible preferred stock

notes

Finance

par),

(110

(William F.),

Liberty
fund

(January).

$23,000,000

3%%

Lewis Investment

(par $100), $700,000 (January ).
Foster-Grant Co., Inc., 414% sinking

June

D

Aluminum

1970,

due 1907 $500,000

(N. Y.), 4A% general leasehold mortgage sink¬
ing fund bonds due Dec. 1, 1982, $12,000,000 (August).
Ford Motor Co., 4%
promissory notes due Nov. 1. 1976, $58,015,000
(November).

$80,000,000

due

debentures

$257,910 (March),

425 Park Avenue Corp.

Fruehauf

series

Jobbins

$1),

,

National

$5,000,000

sinking fund

(December).

Jamaica Water Supply Co.,

Lamson

debentures, series A.

5%

1909, $2,000,000 (July).
Inland Credit Corp., .subordinated notes due 1903. $600,000
(August).
International Business Machin'es
Corp., 3A% promissory notes due May
1, 2055 with option of conversion into
25-year 3l,'2% notes), $35,-

due

(par

1976,

(March).

Corp.,

(October).

1, 1980, $3,000,000 (April),
Finance & Thrift Corp., 4A%

Industrial

Casket

National

notes

fund

Monday, November

.

.

promissory notes due Aim
inclusive, $20,000,000 (December).
^ b
Co., Inc., 4%% promissory notes due March 31

1971,

to

due

National

Gas

sinking

.

Cylinder Gas Co., 15-year 4 A %

National
1959

4.35%

Inc.,

& Paper Corp., 4% promissory note due 1956-1969, inclu¬
sive, $3,000,000 (February).
Hycon Manufacturing Co., 400.000 shares of common stock (par 10

Lanpar

July 1, 1967, $1,000,000 (August).
Tiger Line, Inc., 50,000 shares
$500,000 (December).
Inc.,

preferred

bonds,

convertible subordinated debentures

Flying

Flying Tiger Line,

cumulative

mortgage

first mortgage bonds due 1981, $41,-

Co.,

$3,135,000

1971,

$700,000

50,000

5M>%

promissory notes due Aug.'

( August).

6%

shares of
(December).

1.500

(par $100). $150,000
1981,

cumulative prior pre¬

stock

common

Baltimore

r.t

America

1909,

(0

Flick-Ready
Florida

with

$100)

(par

shares of 0%

20,000

Co.

(March).

Finance Co.

15,

_

(March).

Pacific

4A%

Material

Hudson Pulp

Kaiser

_

1.

Natural

$8,000,000

subordinated debentures due 1971, $500,-

Brewing Corp. 4V2%

Family* Finance

March
Houston

Field

due Sept.

19 <0,

(November).

Erie Mining Co.,

Oil

cents), $1,600,000 (August).
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.,

1974,

„

unsecured promissory notes clue June

%

'incf,' convertible

Epsco,

,

(December).

$7,500,000
Electronics

mortgage pipe line bonds clue

first

(December).

$45,540,000
Paso

1OT,

t

4%

Co.

Gas

$7,500,000 (August).
El Paso Natural Gas Co., 3%%
El

clue

promissory notes

•

(April).

$33,000,000
El

"

Natural Gas Co. 3%%

Paso

4A%

California

of

Co.

(October).

$350,000

1971,
El

Houston

Chronicle

Commercial and Financial

15,

&

Sons

1970,

Co.,

$150,000

Seaboard Finance
Co., 4%
000 (June).

Seaboard Finance
(September).

4,/a%

Co.,

6%.

sinking fund debentures,
(February).

promissory notc>$ due Sept.
capital

notes

due

Sept.

1,

scries B*

1, 1909,

1971,

•

$5,00

$6,000,000

'

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Seftboavd Finance Co., 4*2#-- subordinated notes due April 1, 1971,
$9,200,000- (June).
' '
■
v '
V
Seaboard Finance Co., 4# promissory notes due Sept. 1, 1969, $5,000,-?
000 (September).
•;
;
Seaboard Finance Co., 5(8% - sinking fund notes due Dec. 1, 1966,
$16,600,000 (December)-. .
;
Seaboard Finance Co., 6# capital notes due Sept. 1, 1971, $1,000,000 '
iDecember).

.

J'"-.#.#:

.

* v.\: V,,;-'v■-/

.

Seias Corp. of America. 5# first mortgage bonds due 1957-1971, inclu-'
sive, $1,105,000 (July).
' •'•#' ' '
Solas Corp. of America, .5# first mortgage serial bonds due 1956-1971, '
inclusive, $1,105,000 (May).
Scrrick Corp., 5# promissory note dno Dec. 1, 1968, $1,000,000 (De¬
cember).
' V-.;„V.
Sheraton Corp. of America, 6H # cumulative income subordinated de- '
bentures due Jan. l, 1981, $900,000 (January).
•
Shoe Corp. of America, 4#' 20-year sinking fund -notes due May 1, 1975,!
$1,000,000- (April);
■
. .. \ - ...
Siegler Corp., 4#*#; promissory note due Dec. 1, 1970, $3,000,000 (July)J
South American Gold & Platinum Co., 31,174 shares of capital stook
(par $1), $335,121 ( January).
:
South Atlantic Gas. Co., <4Vaf;l>; first- mortgage bonds, series E, due
,

.

1981, -$625,000

1,

Jan.

(March
100.000 shares, of 4.60#

cumulative

preferred stock, series -A"(par $50) ,-#55.000,000. (May).
Southeastern Newspapers, Trie'.;~5'I first mortgage and collateral trust:
bonds due tp May:!, 1975," $400,000". (Fcbruajy).
Southeastern Telephone
Co;, 4-U'^. first v:mortgage bonds, series G,
Dec.. 1,

1981,

$750,000

California

Southern

Water

(December),

Co.,"-

„

convertible

subordinated

Materials

$1,600,000

Inc.,

Sty-promissory note due Aug.
"
'
first mortgage bonds due Nov.

(September).
Corp.,

Gas

Southwest

Co.;

5#

Springfield

City

1,

June

Water

37h #

Co.,

i

notes

clue

first

-

series

C,

Stanrock

Water

Works

Uranium

1.

Corp.,

and 450,000 shares of
State

Finance

&

1986,

Supply

5V*#

Co.,

4%#
5#

4#.

first

swek

senior

$1)

notes

due

$1.0,000,000
Loan

clusive,

series

duo

E,

31,

junior

sinking

Corp., 4#'#

mortgage

June

1,

Corp.,

&

Co.,

1957, 1

fund

notes

due

$5,000(000

June

Turbine
<fc

promissory notes due June 1,

5#

promissory

Rublier

Wooster

$1,500,000
York

Finance

notes

promissory
shares

75,000

Inc., 43a#

Coal & Coke Co.,
$225,000 (September).

due

in¬

1959-1968,

notes

due

Jan.

1,

of

sinking
:
3

capital

fund

stock

(par

debentures

due

refunding

note

due

inc., 4(4#

first

mortgage

10-year

serial

Texas Instruments,

$3,250,000

Thermal

Inc.,

5#

;

.

1,

1,

bonds,

promissory notes due 1959 to 1971, inclu¬

(par $1), $200,000 (March).
Thew Shovel Co., 4## promissory notes due
.

Thompson

Industries, Inc.,
$2,000,000 (October).

Co., 4#

4:)4%

stock

common

-

1971, $3,000,000 (August).

promissory

notes

due

Aug.

1966,

15,

promissory notes due April 1, 1971, $2,000,000

(Anvil).

Corp.,

5##

capital notes,

series

due

B,

July

1967,

1,

promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1966, $5,500,000

(February).

'

Edison

33s#

Co.,

.

Transcontinental.
bonds

Gas

due

mortgage

bonds

1986,

due

Line

Corp,,

$40,000,000

-

mortgage

first

3-"##

$20,000,000- <November.)f-

,

;

.

Corp.,'6# -debentures

Oil

of

.

.

California.

(May).

3'4#

1,

Lines,

1981,

Inc.,

4#

stock,

Co.

series

A

of

$22,500,000

$100),

due

&

March

due

4.35#

pre¬

(July).

Such offerings

the companies

as

the

of

part

no

these have

Inc.,

20-vear-3%#

(April).
promissory note

first

Industries, Inc.,
(April).

434'(

mortgage

4)4#

first

mortgage

bonds,

;

,

1976,

$5,-

bonds

due

$3,250,000

1976,

15-year

sinking

note

fund

Telephone &

36,275,734

22,832,155

64,074,568

32,565,113

48,971.104

13.974,501

28.562,947

10,373,126

116,205,972

84.200.502

20,206,009

24,733,582

25.654,929

213.587,249 17)4,075.474 211.611,641

67,670,058

57,617,776

113,313,138

22,525,315

15,495,293

31,661,800

27,671,152

25,577,858

32.093,783

51,018,184

33,260.978

11,033,127

13,435,865

48,812,278

74,714.729

44,787.337

4.845.208

66,580,085

64,824,222

74,814.439

114.027,680

24,363,851

21.413,265

54,884,359

33,836,918

63,117,995

17,281,634

35.549,839

328,116,166 239,940,133

399,001,733

107,720,287

191,639,673

1.396,708,391 678,370,502 612.588.982 261.795.761

403.231,314

December

Tot.

cal.yr

.

Foreign Issues Placed in the United

Co.,

412#

~

.

.

,

...

•

:

■

,

Telegraph Co., 4## first mortgage and collat¬
bonds, series G, due Nov. 1, 1981, $1,100,000

year

States

notes

due Sept.

1,

1974, $12,000,000

•

5(2#. promissory

notes due

Sept.

1,

1957-1966,

inclusive, $100,000 (September).'
$1,400,000

5l4#

promissory

notes

due July 1,

1962-1968, inclusive,

(September).
Electric

605,559,300

the

United

In

States

those

by

foreign municipal

seven

years,

an

aggre¬

of

Farm Loan and Government Agencies
of obligations

Intermediate Credit Banks and the Fed¬

Municipal Financing for 1956
the

calendar

$5,253,397,204.

sents

1956,

year

an

the

record

reveals

municipalities reached

a

that

total

This contrasted with a toiai of $5,963,The 1954 total of $6,905,197,900 repre¬

all-time

peak for any calendar year on record
$5,520,713,633 in 1953 and $4,294,523,-

and compared with
195

in

1952.

For

comparative

purposes,

give

we

the

following

tabulation of operations for the past several years:
Year

Grand Total

1956

New

Refunding

$5,253,397,204

$84,063,779

'

Capital

$5,169,333,425

1955

the

bonds, due on June 15,

undertook

additional financing in the form

5,885,816,194

142,895,976

6,762,301,924

5,520,713,633

90,788,695

5,429,924,938

4,294,523,195

331,398,168

1952

3,963,125,027

3,176,175,557

92,266,050

3,083,909,507

1950

3,482,167,281

111,734,261

3,370,433,020

1949

2,907,027,866

104,286,318

2,802,741,548

2,686,218,617

2,604,158,259

43,849,187
208,253,309

.2,228,248,825

794.740,667

323,843,500
404,000,156

# 470,897,167

638,909,818

1946

82,060,358

2,272,098,012
1,160,496,166

1947

175,741,355
342,440,313

1945

952,242,867
234,909,662

1943

435,223,191

259,481,836

1942

523,704,607

181,264,294

1941

of $17,-

serial notes due semi-annually from De¬
through June, 1964, inclusive.
The pur¬

770,000 4%%
cember, 1960

77,695,056

6,905,197,900

1951

A total of

1971.

5,963,511,250

1954__

June

in

952,615,173

518,105,273
930,822,000

1940

1,234,916,402

434,509,900
477,764,723

1939-

for purchase of aircraft for Qantas Empire Air¬
Ltd.

pose was

1,125,901.000

195,079,000

(Continued

on

page

the

737,151,679

10)

year

Municipal Financing for the Year 1956
with

$5,963,511,250 for 1955.
Below we present a tabulation

of

municipal
OF

$5,253,397,204

lor

1956

as

compared

financing by months since January 1954:

MUNICIPAL

—1956

FIGURES

BY

MONTHS

—1955

-1954-

Now Capital

Refunding

Total

$

$

$

402,622,040

532,774,905

5,608,7°2

538,383,897

393,416,930

4,139,700

397,556,630

312,567,902

10,708,640

323,276,542

397,942,807

1,893,703

399,836,510

New

Capital

■

January

398,446,750

—

4.175,290

Refunding

Total

$

$

New

Capital

Refunding

t

9

Total
9

618.493.7°6

396.821.760

516,792,480

9,416,575

526.203.055

556,980,762

7,433,840

564,414,602

13,381,714

379,376,346

419,236,792

5,608,274

424.845.056

730,465,204

1.224.380

478,156,055

336,490,735

3,104,260

339,594,995

751.422,742

3,119,600
34,490,678

785,913,420

724,057,685

—

14,140,285

476,931,67.5

May

636.448.°90

365,994,632

—

17 955

382,681,475

March

flllv

1st 6 months--

1,819,324

725.877.009

663,798,486

2,164,722

665,963,208

825,690.750

26,170,200

851,860,950

52,696,197 3,019,302.200

2,781,661,300

36,611,263 2,818,272,563

3,655,919,195

365,528.169

468,037,910

2,148,655

470,188,565

282,495.600

2,966,606,003
362,113,497

—

733,584,804

3.409,672

77,247,721 3,733,166,916

Co.,

25-year V.<

(June).




first mortgage bonds due 1981,

1,986,500

284,482,100

207.962 80 4

12,337.000

220.299,304

239,075,614

21,275,906

260,351,52)

278,934,750

17,470,290

296,405*040

September

337,419,632

8.975,400

346,395,032

401,870,510

4,218.140

406,088,659

635,756,490

14,470,200

650,226,690

October

612,826.590
297.395,650
384,504,249

' 3,115,760
1,419,270
2,110,480

615,542,350

928,716,904

5,382,798

934,099,702

597.462,935

6,849,280

604,312,215

299,314,920

642,519,740

4,248,569

646,768,309

443.796,504

6JU2.300

386,614,729

423,934,216

3,809,725

427.743,941

867,936,450

18,759,685

2,202,727,422

31,367.582 2,234,095,004

3,104.154,894

41,083,79 3 3,145,238,68 7

3,106,382.729

65,648,255 3,172,030,984

5,169,333,425

84,063,779 5,253.397,204

5.885,816,194

77,695,056

5.963.511.250

6.762.301.924

142.895.976 6.905.197.900

August

-

November

——-

December

—

——'

Total

2nd

Total

12

6

months

months

connection

In

with the above tables,

and

all similar

should be made clear that they
represent only bond issues sold by states and municipal
taxing units to private investors and do not embrace
figures for that matter, it

loans

"

Welhhornnsrh

in

corporate entities.

511,250 in 1955.

1956 totaled

government offering placed in the
1956 was the $25,000,000 bond
Commonwealth of Australia made up of

15-year 4Va%

ways

1943
of

$18,028,000 was to be used for refunding operations and
the balance ($6,972,000) for new capital expenditures.
lia

263,429,000

759,776,034

1953

of

issue

342,130,300

borrowing' by states and

1946.

in

522,448,887

'

promissory

•

Webb. (H. .S.i. ,fc. Co..

Inc.,

States

Foreign corporate
$4,689,000 made up
of $3,189,000 long-term bonds and $1,500,000 in common
stocks. No foreign corporate financing came to light for
the year 1955.
For the year 1954 the total of both corporate and gov¬
ernment financing stood
at $439,279,347 as compared
with $378,018,821 in 1953; $371,133,985 in 1952, $363,462,094 in 1951, $296,137,740 in 1950, $184,275,000 in
1949,
$477,200,000 in 1948, $236,983,497 in 1947 and $196,792,500
the

f

For

country aggregated $42,770,000.
for

.138,998.000

1954, $1,461,665,000 in 1953, $2,146,360,430 in 1952, $2,066,205,000 in 1951, $1,385,715,000 in 1950, $1,176,710,500
in 1949, $1,062,220,000 in 1948,
$661,215,000 in 1947 and
$861,150,000 in 1946.

During 1956 foreign government security issues placed
in this

577,517,000

383.450,88?

.

The total volume brought out during 1956 by entities
grouped under this classification aggregated $3,279,300,000 as against $2,596,615,195 in 1955,
$1,720,665,000 in

29,082,761

40,907,065

_

,

Financing by government agen¬
cies, which in the past decade reached huge proportions,
disappeared altogether since October, 1941, as a new pol¬
icy put into effect by the Treasury at that time provides
for the monetary needs of these agencies to be taken
care of by direct United
States Treasury issues, instead
of by the sale of their own guaranteed obligations.

$
26,262,180

20,944,488

-~

50.000,000

eral Home Loan Banks.

$

24,437,189

____

79,941,679

125,265,000

of the Federal

1952

$

368,430.369

280.274.600

527.617,000

$9,119,501,306 such .issues were floated, while
from 1919 to date, the grand total has been
$17,290,717,637.

57,632.872

Total

sinking fund
(November).

'September).

1,244,795,765
360,216.279

due

Associates, 94,750 shares of common stock (par $1), $1,208,063
(September).
-•
Varian Associates, 434# promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1968, $1,000,000
(September).

$425,000

1953

44,221,570

April

Varian

lien

1.349,793,040
1,307,307,500

248,225,445

inc.,.

.

...

•

221.147,000 >

Financing in this classification consisted

28.040,319

February

434#..promissory notes due 1959-1971,
inclusive, .$1,500,000 (D-cemb°rk.
;*
Van Raalte Cp., Inc., 3.95# promissory note due May 1, 1971, $3,000,(May).

204,693,300

1,086,160.500

779.870,286

1,576.820,900

634,511,034

gate

FINANCING

$

1966,

1,

Jan.

$3,000,000

Industries,

1,724.684,425

996.570,320

and

49.421,987

June

Norman

163,564 500 :

1.145,099,740
:

(

1.561.119,925
:

22,032,717 '
257,652,913 "

$

due

.

4(2#

v
268,222,000
1*135,779,390

'

1,319,167,987

undertaken

no

40,767,427

$15,000,000

1, 1986, S2.nQ0.000
(December).
Corp., 4)4# mortgage notes due June.l,

Corp.,.

Norman

Wahvorth

NEW

1954

1955

promissory

(February),
1971,

REPRESENTING

NOT

SUMMARY

1,-1976,

126,566,000

757.837.569

61,200,000

61,733,332
# 66,015,000

In the past 20 years or so foreign issues have been of
only modest size but in the period of 1924 to 1930, in¬
clusive, a really important volume of financing was

87,566,836

sinking fund notes due July 15, 1995;

334#

(July).

Gas

Webcor.

course

receive

due

Dec.

Uniyersal-Rundle
500,000

D,

1,009,213,390

Long-term financing by States and municipalities aggregated

s.
Thermo Control Co., 4(4#
$1,000,000 (February),,,,
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania,

G.

1977,

convertible

series
of

scares

50.000

$5,000,000

Manufacturers,

U.

eral

Of

1942.

involved

are

(February).

Merchants

series

subordinated

253,722.000

• 40,000,000
:--s 14,500,000

:

1919

•

Haven,

New

(par

United States Rubber Co.,

Virginia

totals since

..

debentures,

.26,015,000

.

i920____

74.730,071

.

fund

sinking

61;600,(HH>

1921

40,028,944

(Decern'>r >

$25,200,000

Illuminating

ferred

.

25-year

debentures, $120,000,000 (March). ;#
Air

^

,

(U'e

inclusive.; $1,750,000

Co,

,

116,000,000

.61,200,000 ■*.

1924

•V* During November, 1956 the Commonwealth of Austra¬

1901 (with common stock pur¬
$1,000,000 (May).
Co., 434#
promissory notes due May 1,

chase warrants attached),
Union Metal Manufacturing

1957-1971,

pipe

(May),

Transcontinental. Gas Pipe.Line Corp., 4,#: "debentures due Nov. 1,

Ultrasonic

<

$15,000,000

•

.

Pipe

1976,

■'

•

.

first

(February).

65,062,500

222*250,000

.

116,000,000

1926

43.425,818

United

$1,000,000

(May).
Thorp Finance Corp., 4#

147roTo~000
.

170,500.000

133.332

1925

The initial foreign

Thorp Fingnce

4,000,000

156,500.000.,

1927

52.806,937

offerings

first mortgage notes due 1963,

Engineering Corp., 50.000 shares of

23.000,000

1928

large blocks of
outstanding for some time,

113,212.374

Total 6 Mos.

.

5#

110,250,000

7.750" 00 0

40,000*000

1929

61,127.589

October

•

.

-60,353,500

219,000,000 v

1930

56,430,550

__

August

(November).

Research &

Thor Power Tool

.

.

8

v"

3,250,000,

1931

1

Financing;

(April).

,

25.062,500

1934-___

(January).

Ferry,

59.250,000
...

1932_.

May

1968,

July

107,723^72
I

421,875

•

1935

$10),

686.510,574

September

4.2#

Co.,

'

1933#.

compilation of new issues, but we have
tabulated them separately for whatever interest they
may have on their own account and present the results

November

Telephone

-iTooo^ooo

1936

$1),

July

promissory notes due to May 1,

875,000 (December).
Tmca# -Butadiene & Chemical Corp.,
$27,500,000 (April).,

000

been

'

1937

our

April

'

,

^

to

(par

103,000,000

421,875

1938

some

our

in

March

1982,

$250,000 (September).
'.} J ;
i:
Tcleregistor Corp., 5# collateral trust bonds. $5,000,000 (February).
Terminal Transport
Corp., 5#' 20-year preferred ship mortgage, $7,-

Van

stock

2,250,000

1923_

January

Inc., promissory note due Sent.. 1, 1972, $2,500,000
(May).
TolcPrompTer Corp., 20,000 shares of capital stock, $500,000 (Sept.).
TclePrompter Corp., 10-year 4# convertible subordinated note due 1966,

Van

shares of common
•'

have

securities

T'ec-Pak.

Upham

12,500

11,56

first mortgage loan, $1,000,000 (January).
Operations, Inc., 92,238 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents).
$553,428 (March).

notes

which

1971.

Park Apartments,

United

notes

.

Zeigljpr

Technical

Feb.

"promissoTy

'
'

.L

1939

$300,000 (June).
1971, $1,000,000 (No-;
:'1
.-.1
due 1958-1967, inclusive,
r"
!

due

sinking fund notes due March 1, 1971,

5#

4(2 #

Co.,

$814,450

Trailer

United

5#

Co.,

196,792,500

•

98,549,100
59,353*500

•

1940

Co..

July

& Loan

1962-1982.

United

notes

236,983,497

188,051,500

9,174,87-3

1941—

v:'

Tot. 6 Mos. 1.008.592,225

(June).

$4,112,500

Union

senior

184,275,000
477,200,000

87,9~78~5(H)

8,741,000

1942

(November).' * '
- •
.
3.30# debenidue 1979. $1,000,000 (December).

Water

February.

41##

Propane Gas Co.,
$2,500,000 (July).

Sunland-Tujunga

.

5#

Inc.,

94,000,000

21.000,000

1943

convertible debenture notes,

G#

Co.,

Hirsch,
" ' '

vetnber). *

371,133,985

363,462,094
296,137,740

100.200,000

90,275,000

1944

,,,'

.

14,693,000
39,821,500

•

.

149,004,997

1945-_^„,

!

*378,018,821

•

477,200,000
1

1946

five-year notes. $120,000 (May).
first mortgage bonds, scries A, due

■'

:

1947

1968,

1,

(June).

$3,000,000

line

1949

June

Inc.,

Suburban

Toledo

.

proceeds of the sales.

bonds,

(December).

Suburban Gas Service,
$350,000 (October).

sive,

4(4#

$

Finance

p.)

$1,950,000

Talbot

Inc., 4#

356,440,985

18,000.000

323,640,594

145,937,740-

1948-

278.663,982
439,279,347

38,485,000
:.

1950

notes due 1973, $4,-

17-ycar

(June).

(April).
Wind

Total

♦

$634,469,686

22,122,000

•

1951

,,

whose

(December).

1966,

1952

(no

■

"v
Westinghouse Air Brake Co., 4# sinking fund notes due May 1, 1981,
$7,500,000 (May).
"
""
*'.3\.
White-Rogers Co., 15-year promissory note due April 1, 1971, $1,000,000

place

$3,000,000

Uranium.

&

Kentucky Gas Co.,
$6,000,000

(July).

&

(December).
Materials Corp.,

Strategic

T.M.T,

1981,

414#

Corp.,

360,018.821

;

ISSUES

$4,000,000

(J.

1971.

Gold

Western

Stores

(May).

ing's in

1976,

$30,000,000

Sun

Western

#

400.794,347

stock exchanges are included with the secondary offer¬

Sterling Precision Corp., 4M> # 15-year convertible debentures due Jan. 1,
1971, $3,400,000 (January).
Stevens

Department

200,000

Ltd., 3,271,000 shares of capital stock

Co.,

(April).'

Telephone Co., 25-ycar first mortgage bonds, $500,000
v.'1

(Juiyi.
Western

(June).

Loan & Finance

State

$16,355,000

256.541.982

1953

in the table below;

Finance

$1,000,000
Stale

par),

$18,028,000

1922

(June).
State

Westcoast Transmission
Western Carolina

Refunding

1954

(March).

$1,500,000

public utility holding ctempanies com¬
plying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
of their holdings of subsidiary companies through public
offerings. Similarly "special offerings" on the several

(October).
(n«r

$2fe),

(par

New Capital

$616,441,686

w-

1955

Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd., 43«# first mortgage pipe line bonds,
scries A,
due Nov. 1, 1977, $83,000,000 (U. S.)
(April).

Likewise

1965,

first mortgage bonds due June 1,

common

Co.,

Co.,

$2,000,000

Telephone Co., 60,000 shares of $1.24 cumulative preferred

involved.

(February).

due Oct.

195fi___;

desiring to liquidate all or part of their holdings, prefer
to do so by making a public offering of the securities

.

due Jan.

Calendar Years

,

1981,

:

Valley

Spring

1985,

1,

June).

$3,790,000

(March).

due

It happens on occasion that owners of

debentures due June 1, 1976, $1,000,-

Springfield Gas Light Co., .3%#, promissory notes

MUNICIPALITIES)

bonds

securities

15,

Dec.

mortgage bonds,

(June).

Springfield City Water Co., 4%$
ooo

senior

-

mortgage

first

9

GRAND SUMMARY OF FOREIGN ISSUES PLACED IN UNITED
STATES
(INCLUDING CANADA, ITS PROVINCES AND

due March

.

334#

Co.,

1966,

'

-

$2,500,000

1981,

4#

Co.,

(January).

$5,000,000

$3,500,000

West Coast
stock

Co:, Inc., 3Ta# promissory notes
(March).'
' '
A

Telephone

1,

,

Investment

Snowdrift

$12,500,000

Coast

Issues Not Representing New

$1,200,000 (November).
Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc.,
20-year, mortgage notes, $5,100,000 (May).
Southwestern
Investment Co.,
4#
senior notes
due
Dec.
22,
1965,
$2,500,000 (January).
;
Southwestern

:*

Oil

1976,

notes

due Feb. 1,
1966-1976, $2,009,000 (February).
Southern''Nevada.. Po.wer: Cc., 4 ## first mortgage bonds, series B, due
Aug. 1, 1984, $2,000,000 ( April). "
i"
'

Southern

1.
West

Winter

South Carolina Electric .& Gp.s Co..

due

Wesson

(2265)

with

are

in

placed
included

Federal agencies. These latter
tabulations only when they have

any

our

subsequently been resold by
bankers

bonds

and

that

dealers.

reappear

such bureaus to investment

Moreover, the

in the market

portfolio sales by banks, insurance

public trust funds.

449,900,804
886,696,135

totals exclude all

in

consequence

of

companies, et. al., and

10

S.

F.

(Continued from page 9)

1

R.

Flotations

Details of New Capital

Co.;

Co.;

During December, 1956

Dean Witter &

♦1,200,000 Nevada

♦2,500,000 Porto

4W% equipment trust certificates,

equipment.
Pi ice, to yield
from
4%
to 4 %%,
according to maturity.
Offered by t.
Salomon Bros. a Hutzler; Drexel a Co.; Eastman Dillon,,
Union Securities a Co., and Stroud a Co., JncX
:
■
series

Nov.

to

Wm.

and

Dick

Co.;

a

4;
W.[.
Merle-Smith; Freeman a Co.,

a Co.,

Pollock

E.

&

series

dial

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry, 4Vs% - equipment trust certificates!
due annually Oct. 23,
1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose,!

(2 805 000

ing capital.

and

Co.; The Illinois Co.

Ira Haupt a

a Sons;

Gregory

Co.;

4.25%,

according

Securities

a

Co.,

Offered

maturity.

to

Drexel

Eastman

Co.;

a

and Stroud

Co.,

a

\

.

*$5,000,000 Alabama
due

Gas

1981.

&

to

placed

Co.;
E.

vestors.

(10,000,000 Dallas Power
Dec.

Lane,

Purpose,

and

for

'/'

;

& Co.;
Turben

Ohio

Wells

a Co.;

Corp.;
r

Brandenberger,

Inc.;

Newburger,

Penington,
R.

Stern

W.

Wright

Co.,

&

*45,540,000 El Paso

Colket

&

Inc.

Mullaney,?

Currie;

a

Co.;'Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
L. F. Rothschild & Co.;;
a Co.,
and Arthur L.
Closed.

&

Thomas

Books

Gas Co. 3:,4%
first mortgage pipe line
bonds due 1972.
Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed
privately with institutional investors.

•7,500,000 El

Natural

Natural

Paso

bonds

1974.

due

privately
(15,000,000 Florida
due

Co.

Gas

first

4%

with

Co.,

Hutton

&

&

Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Drexel A Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Paine, Webber;
Jackson & Curtis; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Shields & Com¬
pany;
R. S. Dickson a Co., Inc.; McDonnell a Co.; H;
Hentz

and

a

Co.;

Baker,

Baker,

Watts

Weeks

&

&

Co.

Deane

J,

due

1981.

Purpose,

•3,500,000 General Telephone
bonds

due

1986.

Co.

'

•900,000 Honolulu
Oct.

1,

Gas

Julien

Co.;
?

.

Collins

a

&

a

Co.

to

for

(20,000,000 Long

Island

series
and

new

I,

Lighting

due Dec.

1,

494%• first mortgage
loans, etc. and

Gas

Co.,

\

Purpose,
Placed

to

47u%

repav

privately

sinking

bank

With

loans

institu¬

Central Republic Co., Inc.

Co.

1986.

4:,4%

first

Purpose,

Price,

mortgage

bonds,

to

repay bank loans
and accrued interest.

102.75%

a

Co.;

Co.,
Co.;

New?

Inc.;

Pomeroy,
and

York

R.

W.

Salomon

Inc.;

Arthur

Hanseatie

L.

Corp.; Wm. E. Pollock
Co.; L. F. Rothschild
Hutzler; Sclioellkopf, Hutton

Pressprich

Bros.

&

a

Thomas & Company;
Wertheim
Wright a' Co., Inc. Books closed.

A

a

a

&

Co.,

(30,000,000 Michigan Bell Telephone Co. 4%% debentures
due Dec. 1,
1991.
Purpose, to repay advances from American Tele¬
phone a Telegraph Co.
Price, 102.266%
and accrued in¬
terest.
Offered by Morgan Stanley a
Co.; Robert W.
Baird

Co.,

a

Co.,

Inc.;

Inc.; A. G. Becker
Alex.
Brown
A
Sons;

&

Co.

Central

(Inc.); Clark, Dodge a Co.; Julien Collins
&

Dominick;

Drexel

rities

&

Co.;

First

of

Michigan

&

Estabrook

Hibbs & Co.,

Co.;
&

Corp.;

Inc.;

Blyth

Republic

a
Co.

& Co.; Dominick

Eastman

Dillon, Union Secu¬
Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Folger, Nolan, Flemlng-W
B.

Inc.; Fulton Reid a Co., Inc.; Glore, Forgan
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller a
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes a Co.; J. J. B.
Hilliard a Son;
Horqblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton a
Co.; The Illinois
Company Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Lazard, Freres a Co.; Lee Higgin¬
son
Coi p.;
Lehman Brothers; S. R.
Livingstone, Crouse
£ C°.; aMacNaughton-Greenawalt & Co.; Laurence M
Marks
Co.; McDonald-Moore a
Co.; Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Merrill, Turben a Co., Inc.;
&




&

R.

& 'Co.;

Stjonej

Placed

privately

Kidder,

•

Water

3.30%

loans

debentures

and

for

due

1979.

Purpose,

.

construction.

new

,

IRON,

STEEL,

-

COPPER,

ETC.

,

-

y

!

to

Bethlehem

Steel

Corp.

(R.

C.)

5Va%

Hemphill, Noyes ,a Co.; Hirsch a Co.; Horna Weeks; W.!E.
Hutton a Co.; The Illinois Co.
Johnstpn;, Lemon a Co.; Joseph,, Mellen a Miller,

Kuhn,

Loeb a Co.;'-W.-'C. Langley a Co.; Lazard
Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb. Rhoades
Irving Lundborg a Co.; Laurence M. Marks & CO.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McCormick a Co.; .McDonald & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner a Beane; Merrill, Turben

Co., Inc.;

Riter A

Morgan Stanley a

William

v;1

L.

Instruments,
1977.

a'.!.,

working

of

($5,600,000).
Placed privately
institutional investor through Lehman Brothers.

30,154,700 Burroughs Corp. 4V2%
due

Dec.

1981.

1,

America

1,

Aug.

.

convertible subordinated

Purpose,

to

Schwabacher A Co.;

a

Stone.-:a

Co.;

Securities

Webster

A

with

a

Pierce,-Fenner; a

Electronics

Beane.

5'.4%

Corp.

,"7'

!

promissory

15-year

due 1971.
Purpose, for working capital and ex¬
pansion!
Placed ' privately with* ' Prudential Insurance Co,
of

,

America,

due

Jan.

v

1,

.*

-

1969.

--■!.%

Purpose,

eral

corporate purposes.
tutional investors.

.'

4.10%'

sinking

fund notes
and gen¬

capital

working

for

Placed'privately with three insti¬
/

:

'

*1,000,000 Serrick Corp.

\xi

;

5% promissory note due Dec. 1, 1968. Pur¬
working capital. Placed privately through Blyth
Inc.
•
i
'■

for

pose,

a Co.,

,

*30,000,000 Stevens
Jan.

6,000,000

;

P.)

1982.

&

Co.,-Inc.

Purpose,

to

promissory

4Vb%

reduce

bank

loans.

with institutional investors through

^

;

(J.

1,

an

debentures

15-year 4I//4%- promissory notes
1971,.- inclusive.
Purpose, refunding
etc.-'($7,450,000)» Placed
group
of insurance companies through
to

1959

notes

'

with

■

Co.;

*2,000,000 Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.

4Va%"* promissory1 note due
refunding:($3,400,000) and,for

capital

a

A

Trask

Merrill, Lynch,

..

promissory

insurance Co.

Rothschild

Staats

Stroud

privately

j

...

■_<

%

Inc.

Purpose,

F.

($12,550,000 ), and for expansion,

.

1,

Moseley a Co.;

Co., ; Inc.; Sweney, Cartwright A Co.;
Co.; Tucker,'?.'Anthony A R. L. Day;
G.'; H. Walker a Co.; Westlieimer A *Co.; White, Weld A
Co.; Wiuslow, Cohu A Stetson, and Dean Witter A Co.
• '
due

Encaustic

privately with Prudential

S.

,*20,000,000 National Cylinder Gas Co.

Tiling Co., Inc. 4.6% note' payable
(secured by a first
mortgage) dated. Dec. 4, 19^6 and
due monthly to Dec. 1, 1971, inclusive. '
Purpose,1, to pay
off old mortgage ($1,428,334? and bank
loans ($821,666?

March

F.

Co.; Shuman, Agnew a Co.; Singer, Deane-A
Smith, Barney a <?o.; F. S.- Smithers A Co.;

R.

Corp.;

Spencer

Peabody & Co.!

Placed

Co.;

Curtis;

Co.;
a

Scribner;

•

notes due Nov. 1, 1971.
Purpose, for working, capital and
other corporate purposes.
Placed privately with Prudential
Insurance Co. of America through Kidder,

*2,250,000 American

Pont

Prescott, Shepard a Co.,^ Inc.; R. W.
Presspri'Ch a Co.; Reinholdt a Gardner; Reynolds a Co.;

,

Machines,"' Inc!

Business

du

Inc.;

Shields
;

.

f!

I.

a Co.;

Jackson'a

•

V

Francis

* Newhard, Cook a Co.;.The Ohio Company; Paine, Webber,

;•:

%

MANUFACTURING

Bacon;

Dominick a Dominick;

Co.;

*1,500,000 Packard-Bcll
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND

Co.;

Burge

Co.;

a

%

♦$93,000,000 Erie Mining Co. 4V4% first mortgage bonds; series A,-due
July 1, 1983.
Purpose, for new construction. ' Sold pri¬
vately

a

a Co.;

-

?

,

cap.

to

par

Freres a Co.;

•

,

V
;

COAL,

Corp.'!

Inc.;

;

Co%%%-r

Noyes &

%

;

,,

Allyn

Co.;

Stone

to
pri-«

Placed

C.

blower

j

Co.

bank

A.

bery, Marache,, a Co.; Grant Brownell a Co.; Greene &
Ladd; Hallgarten a Co.;. Hayden, Miller a Co.; Haydeh,

?!/ %'-?

Peabody

Co.;

Eastman Dillon, Union'Securities a Co.; Elworthy
Estabrook a Co.; Farwell,* Chapman a Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; Fulton Reid a Co., Inc.;
Glore, For-,
Igan a Co.; Goodbody a Co.; W. D. Gradison a Co.; Gran¬

Corp.;Spencer! Trask

through

a

Register Co. 4%% ' cqn'vertible subordinated
Dec. 15, 1981% Purpose, for
working

at

Ball,

a

a

a

Day; .Underwood, Neu-f?
Noel & Co.;* Vietor, Com¬

& Co.

Witter,

Offered by

Bache

Co.;

House
'

&• Co.7'Inc;;.', Swenev*

and Yarnall,. Biddle

Dean

Incorporated;. Equitable

Dodge a Co.; Julien Collins a Co.; Courts a Co.; Curtiss,

i

L.

Alstyne,

Woodard-Elwood & Co.,

Co.

4%

,

'

••

.:

.

Industries,

bentures

due

Inc.

Dec.

notes due
Placed prl-

Goldman, Sachs

r;.

5Vz fc

\convertible subordinated de¬

Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge &
Kraus; J. Barth & Co.; Bear
Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;, Blyth &
Co.?Inc.
J. C.

Purpose;'to repay bank loans
working capital. Price, 100% eud
accrued interest. Underwritten py Lehman Brothers; A. C.
Allyn a Co., Inc.; Bache a Co.;'Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
Ball, Burge a Kraus; J. Barth a Co?.; Bear, Stearns A Co.;
A. tG. Becker A Co. Inc.; Alex.
Browjn & Sons; Burke A
MacDonald, Inc.; Cantor, Fitzgerald ."Sc. Co., Inc.; H1X0^

Company;

Co.;

expansion.
scription

Price,

by

($763,100?
&

Co.,

J.

stockholders.

&

&

by

loans

Baker,

Alex.

and

for

company

Unsubscribed

by Lehman Brothers;

Co.;

Co.;

bank

repay

Offered

par.

common

Bache

Bradford

Co.;

at

underwritten

Inc.;

Simonds

&

F. Eberstadt

C.

Co.;

Allyn

First

The

Co.;

Co.;

H.

Hentz

&

Co.;

Homblower

Schwabacher

&

Co.;

Schoellkopf,- Hutton &
Co.;
Shearson, Hammill

*1,500,000 Van

Salomon

*5,250,000 Dan

for

River

pose,

for

Equitable

Mills,
Life

Co.

tures

the

Mutual

Co.

of

Benefit

Virginia

Co*} Inc.

Life Insurance

and

the

Home

of

Co.,

due

of America.-

A

privately

'with

due

Co.;

Inc.;

Dec.

York

1,

and

Brothers.

4%%
1986.

other
r,

.

subordinated

convertible

Purpose;:

co

retire bank loans

an

A

Co.;

Ball,

Burge

A

Represents issues placed privately.

$ Indicates

issues

t Indicates

special

&
BaaBankers Bonu

Whipple A Co.; Robert W. Baird
Simons A Co.; Baker, Watts A Co.;

Bacon,

Baker,

Weeks
*

for

New

Corp.

Mutual Life msu institutional investor.

The

A Strudwick; Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, Inc.; ArtnuLestrange A Co.; Auchincloss, Parker A Redpath; Ha

United
States
the Life Insurance
Life Insurance

er Corp. 5I4%
promissory note due 1966.-Purpose
expansion, working capital, etc.
Placed

Oil

with

capital expenditures. Price,.-100% of principal
amot^ •
by company for subscription by common sto holders.
Unsubscribed
portion
($3,676,900)
underwru
by Smith, Barney A Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, pen"ef
nll
Beane; Allen A Co.; A. C. Allyn A Co., Inc.; And(r

Beneficial

*3,000,000 Do\

of

Lehman

for

Purpose,

privately

1971 (vd1'
general corporal

notes due

unsecured

warrants).

Offered

the
-

promissory notes

for

?

43,4% serial notes'due 1971
Pur
capital, etc.
Placed privately with the
Society

Goodbody ®
c
j°-i

F; H 't.on

E.

.;

Inc.%494%

Co., Ltd. 51/2%
Placed

Co.

ance

through

Inc.

Assurance

Oil

purchase

167,247,600 Sinclair

promissory notes due 1981
Placed privately with
11 institu
through Blyth & Co., Inc.

working

C

OIL

*$2,450,000 Home

expansion.

investors

Industries,

Prudential Insurance Co.

*60,000,000 Crown Zellerbach Corp. 4 Yb%
tional

Holyoke a Co.;

inclusive.
Purpose,-to assist in acquisition o
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
Placed privately with tne

purposes.

&

Ellis,

Hirsch a
Co.;, Laird,'

$249,093,700

Silber-

Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.;
Smith, Barnev & Co
Smith, Moore & Co.; William R. Staats &
Co.; Stein Bros
& Boyce; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Stroud;& Co
Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston &
Co., Inc.: Watling
Lerchen A- Co.;
Wertheim & Co.;
White, ■ Weld & Co
Wmslow, Coliu & Stetson, and Dean Witter

Purpose,

Norman

A

*

a

1959-1971,
The

stock

Co

Inc.;
Co.;

,

Pomeroy *Inc

&

a

Kaplan

Pacific

Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; R. w
Pressprich & Co.-; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds A- Co i
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild &

Hutzler,

Noonan

Hentz

H.

1971.

and

Bissell -a Meeds; Paine,
Webber,' Jackson a Curtis; Piper, Jaffray a Hopwooa.i
Reinholdt a Gardner; Irving: J. Rice a Co. Inc.; L. L
Rothschild a Co.; Schwabacher a Co.; I. M. Simon a
Co.; Stein Brosi a Boyce;?" Straus, Blosser a McDoweu,
and Van Alstyne, Noel a Co.V Oversubscribed.

Weeks

Co.*2

1,

expansion

H.

John

Harri¬

Hemphill
&

for

Bretscher

Co!

Northwest

berg

!

Ellis, Holyoke & Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen
Corp.; First of Michigan CorpCo.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granberv

Co.;

&

&

.

Baker

Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kalman & Co.,
Inc.; Kidder Pea^
body & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres
?& -Co *v S
R.
Livingstone, Crouse & Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhodes &
Co.; Manley, Bennett & Co.; Laurence M.
Marks & Co '
Model, Roland & Stone; Newhard, Cook &

Bros.

%!

Boston

Glore, Forgan &
Marache & Co.; Greene &
Ladd; Hallgarten &
man Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone'&
Noyes

,

y

Brown

Sz Co.;

&

Co.;

and

portion'

A.

&

for

sub¬

& Sons;^Burnham
and
Campbell, M'cCarty & Co.,
Inc.;.-Clark? Dodge* &
Dain A- Co. Inc.; Dixon Bretscher
Noonan'Inc
Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union' Securities &

M.

Drexel

Co.; Clayton Securities Corp.;
Dick & MerleSmith; Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Sons; Hallgarten a
Co.; Hirsch a Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Mullaney, "Wells
&

Van

Stroud

American

Anthony

vately through Hemphill,

$184,190,000

!

Inc.

Halsey, Stuart a Co. Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath; Bache & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; William

Blair

1

Stern Brothers

Corp.;

Swiss

Co.;

Inc.;

&

.

mortgage bonds due
bank loans and for new
through Kidder, Peabody

Offered by
a

v"

A %

S.%
Co.;4Stark-wea.ther

& Co.

first

repay

construction.

for construction.

Brop. & Boyce;

&

Staats

R.

r?.

■

.

F,

Co.;

•

c

Whipple a Co.; Baker, Weeks
a Kraus; Bell a Beckiwth; William
Blair a'Co.; Bliint Ellis a Simmons; Blyth a
Co., Inc.;
Alex..Brown a Sons; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); 01"%;,
&

?

Schbellkopf*!

Smith, ? Barney. &

Price,

Inc.;

Webber/ Jackson;

Hutzler;

Corn
and

Peabody, a Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce
White, - Weld a C,o.';; Stone A
Webster

Corporation;

to; public.

Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania? 43/4first.?mortrbonds, series G, due Dec. 1, 1986.,, Purpose, i/ot, new

repay

;

investors through

Co.;

♦1,000,000 York

bank

,

tional

William

Securities

construction.

privately with five investors.

4:,4%
to

•5,000,000 Ivansas-Nehraska
Natural
fund debentures due 1976.
and

Scribner;

Co.;

Co.

*9,000,000 Beckman

retire

privately'

Placed

&

Tucker,

&

gage

Co.,

!

Wisconsin

Placed

Purpose,

&

ital!

%

•

r.

Hopwood;

Bros.

Co

stockholders; T'l3:iAj%- and interest
company for subscription by com%A
mon, stockholders.
Unsubsqribect portioh. ($561,000) 'under;'■[written:;-' by Dillon, Read a. Co." Inc.% A. C/ Allyn & Co.,
;

Irvingt

*2,000,000 United

Kidder, Peabody & Co.

of

Ltd.

Co.,

1981.

construction.

Salomon

&

Hayden,-Stone a Co.;

debentures' due
;

Oofpr*^

mon, Dann & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;-Wertheim & Co.;
White, Masterson & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean "Witter,

first mortgage bonds, series'
additions and improvements.

for

Purpose,

for new construction.

&

Stein

Co.;

haus

•1,300,000 Florida Telephone Corp. 4%%
Placed privately through

Co.;

Webster

♦$1,500,000 Allen

Beane;

&

Paine,

Higginson'

Freeman' Securities Corp.,- and Campbell, Securities

.

Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabaeher & :.Co.;'Shearson;:
Co.; Shields & Co.; Shunian,Agnew & Co.;

Cartwright

pipe line
program.
Placed

Purpose,

Fenner

!;

&

Co.;

&

;

:

Prescott, Shepard
W.
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co;;:
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rey¬

Hammill

&

Pierce,

Co.;

Jafi'ray,&

Lee

Glidd^n, Morris
Oversubscribed.
%

&

.

Beane;

28,170,500 National Cash

& Co.;
Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.j?
Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Rowles,

Winston

Light Co. 4%% ' first mortgage bonds
1,
1986.
Purpose,
for construction program.
101.257%- and accrued interest.
Offered by Merrill

Lynch,

Northwest

Piper,
Inc.; R.

^

by

Inc.;

750,000;Ling. Electronics, Inc.-6% 'convertible 'debentures due Dec
?.A
1% 1966;$ Purpose, to repay: bank? loans?'and for
working
capital.A Price, ,?100% and accrued? interest.. Underwritten
by Perkins a Co., Inc.; Leo G. McLaughlin? Securities Co •

Inc.;

Pacific

Co.;

win,

.

"

nolds

Dec.

Price,

.

mortgage

for expansion
institutional investors;

Power

<fo

A

Weeks;;j

&<

Co.;

&

Co.;

Co.,

Curtis;

&

Co.; New York Hanseatie

Loeb a

Pressprich

Brothers

Johnston

HCrnblowei1

Co.;

ri,

oth
eaehi

Securities" CorporaHemphill, Noyes a Co.; W e"
Hutton a Co.;, Paine,.Webber, Jackson; a Curtis;
Reynolds
a
6o., Inc., and Salomon Bros.. a Hutzler;..

V
: «:,

Merrill

&

&

in-,

*!

■

.

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Eeahe;'MeV'rilk!
The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Lefinard'
& Lynch; Morgan Stanley-& Co.;
F.-S. Moseley
Co.;j
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Newhard,.Cook :& rCo.;' The

by Halsey; Stuart
a Co., Inc.; Anderson a StrudWick; Byrd Brothers; Courts!
& Co.;
Dallas Union Securities Co.; Fahnestock a Co.;?
First of Michigan Corp.; Freeman & Co.; Hirsch a Co.;
Moreiand,

&

Janncy, Dulles & Co.,- Inc.;/Johilr:
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon ? & Co.;t

and

Dec.

Company,

tion;

Lundborg & Co.: Laurence M. Marks & Co:;; Masoh-HagaiL'
-Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; McDonald & Cok; McDonnell

mortgage bonds series D,
bank loans and for new;.,

program..-Price,!;

and

t

a

Securities

&

1

Union

Offered

Securities

debentures

capital

par.

Kidder,'

Fenner

•<",

Miller, Inc.; A. M. Kidder.-)K%Co.,:Inc.;-}
& Co.; Laird, Bissell
Meeds;%W:.-Ci)

&

Peabody

Singer,

construction

Co.;

Space

&

interest.

accrued

Union

Langley «fe Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson
Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades^ifc' Co.;

Salomon:

institutional

&

Mellen

Kidder.

'!-%•!.■■:■■ V' ■•'.
4vfft first'.mortgage bonds due

Light Co.

&

1986.

1,

100.848%

first

Dillon.

Eastman

Underwritten

:

Co.

&

due

at

Weeks;

;

.

S.

R.

Herrman

Henry

&

repay

•

'

Inc.;

Hutton

Joseph,

Inc.

privately^with 14
--V''-1?-'

Co.;

Co.,

son,

'

4%.%'

Corp.

Purpose,

construction,

».

'

Co.; Fridley, Hess & Frederking; Fulton,-,
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman? Sachs
& Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.;. Hay-;
den, Miller & Co.; Hayden. Stone & Co.;-Hemphill,«Noycs-

UTILITIES

PUBLIC

!
A;'.1-.,

!,

Co.;.?

&

Southwest

Reid

Smithers

$43,845,000

&

Rauscher,

by

Clark

duPont

W.

Dillon,

W.

E.

Dickson, & Co., Inc.; Dittmar,,
Co., Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Drexel & Co.;-Francis-

First

Co., and Mullaney, Wells & Co.

Hutzler;

a

Co.;

Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook
-&
Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The First Boston Corp.f^

(5,250,000 Reading Co. 4lk% equipment trust?' certificates, series Z,
due semi-annually July 1, 1957 to Jan. l, 1972, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.90% i
to

Dodge <fe

&

(7,740,000 Northern Pacific Ry. 4%% equipment trust certificates
due annually Jan.
17. 1958 to 1972, inclusive.
Purpose,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 4% to 4.375%,;
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart a Co.j
Inc.; Dick a Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild a Co.; Baxter a Co.; Freeman a Co.; Gregory;
a Sons; Ira Haupt a Co.; Wm.
e. Pollock a Co., Inc.;?
Shearson, Hammill a Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; McMaster

Bros

Clark,

Mllier-

Inc.

working

fund de.
15, 1976;.. Purpose, for
working capital"
Offered• by^icompany: for
subscription bv
common- stockholders.;,?- Unsubscribed
portion
($4,465 400)
underwritten by Glore,
Forgan;;.
Co.; The First Boston
Corporation; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.Harriman Ripley &
Co
Incorporated; Blyth & Co. :ti. Inc.;" Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities A Co.; Goldman,.Sachs A Co.;
Hornblower
bentures

Kraus; Barrow, LcaryJ & Co.; A. G.i
Blair & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;-.

&

Inc.;

Co.;

interest.

Brooks

W.

Price,

I.

,

Hutchinson &

&

*
q

10,'4G8,500.Libby,AMcNein ''& Libbyj, 5%A<corivertible :Sinking

-

Inc.;;

'

Burgc
Co.

&

Davis, Skaggs & Co.;

a Co.; Wm. E. Pollock a Co., Inc.,

(8,055,000 New York Central RR.'4:!.t%; equipment trust certificatesdue Jan. 1, 1958-1972.Purpose, for new equipment.
Price,
to yield from 4.30%
to 5% , according to maturity. Oi'-j.
fered by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel a Co.; Eastman jDillon,'Union Securities & Co., and Stroud a Co., Inc.

:

Read;

.Richard W. Clark Corp.; Courts & Co.;. Curtiss, House '&?:
Co.; J. M. Dain A* Co. Inc.; Dallas Union Securities .Co.,

Co.,' and Stroud a Co., Inc.

Securities a

Ball,

Chaplin

(9,300,000 Illinois Central RR. 4*j> equipment trust certificates, series
43, due semi-annuallv from July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1972,
inclusive.
Purpose,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield?
from 3.75%
to 4.05%
according to maturity. Offered by ;
Salomon Bros. a Hutzler; Drexel a Co.; Eastman Dillon,;
Union

Underwritten by;Dillon.

par.

.

Becker

Hammill A Co.

Shearson,

at

iqro

-'

D. Bobbins A "Co.

A

Co.;-■■■ A%C.t Allyn?
Inc.; Lovett Abercrombie
Inc.; Robert. W. Baird & Co.r Inc.;; Bafcer,-;Weeks.

Co.,

RR.

McMaster, Hutchinson

P.

Price,

underwriting.

accrued

Co.

Co.

&

4V-i °'o equipment trust certificates due annually
Jan. 1,
1958 to 1972, inclusive;
Purpose,' for new equip-?
ment.
Price,
to. yield from 4%
to 4.25%, according to
maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart a Co. Inc.; Dick
a Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich a Co.; Freeman & Co.;

Erie

Insurance

.

equipment.

new

Telephone Co.
due Dec. 1, 1981.
Purpose, for conversion; to
Placed privately with Connecticut General

G,

30,000,000 Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. 5VsS'e
debentures due?
%
Dec. 1, 1976.i Purpose, to repay bank loans-and for'work-i

Price, to yield from 3.95% to 4.10%,
according to
maturity.
Offered by Salomon Bros. &i
Hutzler; Drexel a Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
a Co., and Stroud a Co., Inc..
for

due*;

Pe^bedy; &: C6. %

system.

Life

Inc.

out

43i%j.;!fiirstv^iE)rtg&^

*750,000 Southeastern

for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
4according
to
maturity.
Offered by R.

Purpose,

mortgage'bonds

Kidder,

l

*35,000,000 International Business Machines Corp. 3n4%
promiss^*,,
notes due May,..!, 2055
(with option of
conversion int
;25-year '3W%?,= notes)'; Purpose/ for working capital h-.
A
?
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance. Co. of
America
: l,000,000 Kromex Coirp. 6%
convertible 'debehtnres due Nov. 1 197,;
Purpose, refunding ($88,000) and fortworking
capital ami
other
corporate -purposes
($912,000)$% Px-ice>. 100^
"

bank;'loans*. Brice,'' 102.29%%

Offered by

and ticcrued interest.

i'

first

5%%

Co.

Power

r

h

Price, at. par (in units of $100
for subscription by stockholders

Offered by company

Co. 25-year 4:%%%sinking fund- de--.
1981.
Purpose, for
expansion.',
institutional investors through Baker.„

purpose, to.repay

r

Wilson, johns'm,
Jones,- Cosgrove & Mm„

6% ^convertible
for

Purpose,

1966.

1,

corporate purposes.

%;% *

%;!/•'^

Pacific

Dec.

-

Corp.

Chemical

250,000 Guardian
%

,

Co.

&

I, 3986.

throueh

b\

t" Higgins; Lester, • Ryons & Co.;
arid? Bingham,"Walter & Hurry,

'

'•

due

B,

due

HH,

Pressprich
(4 200 000

Weeks

$3,000,000 Sierra

Ohio RR. 4 V4 % equipment trust certificates,
annually Jan. 1, 1958 to 1972. inclusive.,

Baltimore &

series

Placed privately with

Co.

_

Underwritten "by

interest.

accrued

; ',

■

-

repay

mortgage bonds duel
for- hew con-;',
Mutual Life Insur¬
Eastman Dillon, Unionli

Co.

Rico Telephone

bentures,

1

new

j

(1380,000

ol'

Securities &

RAILROADS

($5,115,000 Atlantic Coast Line RR.
series
K.
Purpose,
for

Co.

ance

Insurance

.

'Purpose
bank loans and for machinery, etc.;.Price 100??

'•

the

privately with
New York
through

.

'

'

bank loans and

repay

Placed

Life

,

300,000 Genisco, Inc. 6% subordinated debentures due Dec
(with stock 'purchase warrants
attached).

first

Co. ,5%

Gas

to

Purpose,

struetion.

Co.

&

'"

Oversubscribed.

Co.

Southern

1981.

Maturing

Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues
Later Than Five Years)

Ohrstrom

Monday,- November 25,
1957

...

Standard

Jefferson

Moseley a Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson a Curtis;
Pressprich & Co.; F. S. Smitliers a Co.; Stein
a
Boyce; Stroud a Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask &>,
Tucker, Anthony a R; L. Day;' G/ H. .Walker a
Watling,, Lerchen & • Co.; White, Weld •'& Co.,v and/,

W.

Bros.

i

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(2266)

sold

competitively,
offering.

Kraus;

5

The

,

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2267)
Barthv&: Co.;

J.

Co.:

•
-

s

Sc

Co.;

•

Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Connecticut General Life Insuitarice ;Co., and the Connecticut Mutual Life Insuiance
Co.;,through F. Eberstadt & Co.

;

vvy.-*

H.

V

Co.;; Clark,'

Dodge

& /Co.;

W.; Clark?

E.

&

in .10

*500,000

Co.;

Clarke Corp.; Coffin Sc Burr, Inc.; C. C. ColInc.; Collin, Norton & Co.; Julien Collins &
Cooley Sc Company; Courts Sc- Co.; Craigmyle, Pinney
Sc Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;-Cruttenden & Co.;
Curtiss/

v

V House

.

Sc

Henry

Dahlbergr & Company;

Dallas

Union

Davis, Skaggs Sc Co.;

Co.;
"

,

son:

;
-

Co.;

Inc.;

Securities

Co.;

& Co., Inc.;

Dittmar

I. du Pont & Co.;

Elkins,
i^Guerin

•

-; '

.

Morris,

Co.;

/•'
*

"

,"

•

Equitable

The

Inc.;

Co.,

v
*

First

Cleveland

First

Corp.;

of

-.,

vv%;7.;

Sc

Goldman,

Olds;

&

Sachs

Granbery,

Co.;

Cioodbody

Marache Sc

Sc

Co.;

'

:v

Einanee

Corp. 4r,a%

and
on

Sc

interest

accrued

debentures due 1971.

Metropolitan

Life

Insurance

Co.

Sc

Sons;

& .Co.;

In-

Sc

*berger&
.

,

Co.;
Harriman
Ripley & ,'Co.,k Inc.;
Hayden,
Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill. Noyes & Co.;
Hentz Sc ,Co.; ' Henry Herrman & Co.;-Hill Brothers;
Hill Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Sc Son; Hirsch & Co.;

.

»-

through The First Boston Corp.

.

H.

:■*

25,200,000 'United
•

A.

ton

&

Shure

*

-1-

,

•i

;.\y,

.

.;•'/

The

Co.;

.

;

Corp.;

John

Ryons

Sc Co.;

C.

Legg

Co.,

..

McCormick

Sc

Co.;

McKelvey

Co.;

&

Carl McGlone Sc Co.,
Hutchinson
Sc
Co.;

Miller Sc Co.;

waukee
Sc

McMaster

Leonard

Moore,

Lynch;

&

;

•

Co.;-Paine,
.and
Sc

Jackson

Webber,

Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam Sc Co.; Quail & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce Sc Co., Inc.;
Reinholdt Sc Gardner; Reynolds Sc Co.; Riter & Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Robinson and Lukens; Rod¬
man
Sc Renshaw; Rogers Sc Tracy, Inc.; Wm, C. Roney Sc
Co.; Rotan, Mosle Sc Co.; L. F. Rothschild; Sc Co.; Salo¬
mon
Bros. Sc Hutzler;:: Saunders, Stiver Sc Co.;
Schmidt,

'.

Sc Co.; Schwa¬
Inc.; Scott &
Shearson, Hammill Sc Co.; Shelby
Shields Sc Company; Shuinan, Agnew Sc Co.; I. M. Simon Sc Co.; Singer,
Deane
<te Sc-ribner;
Smith, Moore & Co.; F. S. Smithers
Sc
Co.; William R. Staats Sc Co.; Starkweather Sc Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern Brothers Sc Co.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer Sc Fox;-Stix & Co.; Stone Sc Webster Securities
Corp.; Stroud Sc Co., Inc.; Stubbs, Smith Sc Lombardo,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Sutro Sc Co.; Sweney
Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thayer, Baker
Sc Co.; Tpwnsend, Dabney & Tyson; Spencer Trask & Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; Underwood, Neuhaus Sc
Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Wagenseller Sc Durst,
Inc.; G. H, Walker Sc Co.; Watling, Lerclien Sc Co.; Wertheim Sc Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Robert L. Wliittaker «te
Co.; Winslow, Cohu Sc Stetson; Dean Witter Sc Co.; Harold
E. Wood Sc. Co.; Wood, Struthers Sc Co.; Woodard-Elwood

bacher

Sc

Co.;

Clias.

.'
*

i

...

'

-

.

.

*

:

.

*

-

.

Mason,

Inc.; Wyllie and Thron-

$150,000

000).

.Price,

new

Offered

670,000 Roman
serial

by B. C. Ziegler Sc

at

accrued

Price,

,.3

I

1

Sc Co.; Bache
Arnold Sc Crane.

Coughlin
and

250.000

ranging

according

interest,

and

from

;

;

,

\

stocks
stocks

of
of

a

no

98% to 993-»%., plus
maturity.
Offered _oy
Mullaney; Wells & Co.,

from

to
■

.

.

,

79,735

Dallas

Power &

18,000,000 Delaware

'! lative preferred stock
loans and

.

ship mort¬
privately

'

,

„

*

Sc

Pierce,

Co.;

Hammill

434%- subordinated

con¬

Co.;

Placed

privately

Salomon

Bros.

1966.

Sc

with

16
Hutzler.

.

"

'

.

ordinated

due

V

Placed

privately

Airways, Inc.
fund bonds due July 1,




stock

of

330,000 Armistead
vertible

4^%

cents)

Sc

Purpose,

for

$2 per unit.
Completed.

drilling

Offered

99,000

Corp.

institutional

sub¬
bank
investois

for

.

(par

$100).

Purpose,

construction.' Price,
to

public.

holders.

to

$102

1,250,000

and

pany

for

new

for

<fe

Price,

etc.

shares

of

coiporate

$11

shares
per

of

unit.

residents of Texas.
stock

common

Price,

purposes.

.

(par $1).
$9.25 per

employees.

shares of common stock
capital

per

$6

Inc.

(par $1).

other corporate pur¬
Underwritten
by
L.
B.

and

share.

125,000

Co.

Sc

Industries,

shares

of

70-cent cumula¬

convertible

Podesta

cumu-

Inc.;

Co.;

Sc

H.

G.

Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;

Walker

Hanrahan Sc Co.;

Laird Sc Co.; Prescott, Shepard Sc Co.,

and

Co.,

Sc

White,

Weld & Co.

Over¬

subscribed.

394,500 Electronic

Merrill

Co.;

Accounting

stock

mon

Price,

at

*150,000 Flick-Ready

&

Co.;

to

buy an

costs

and

stock

Price,

at par.

per

of

company's

anu

stock (par $1)4
machinery, etc.
Wilson, Johnson
Jones,
Cosgrove
Sc

ior

by

Sc
Co.;
Walter & Hurry,

Inc.

shares of common stock
Purp.se, ior v»
«*..iig
capital, etc.
Price, $25
Offered by company to public, without underCo.,

&

Inc.

12,000

46,778 Lance Inc. 1,782 shares of class A common stock (par $5)
and 2,673
shares ox class B common stock (par $5)
in
units of two class A and
three class B shares.
Purpose,
-

for

working

company

capital.

for

Price,

suoscripuon

by

$52.50 per unit.Offered
employees.
Completed.

by

shares of common stock
(par $7).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $12 per
share to stockholders; $12.87'/a to public.
Offered by com¬
pany
for subscription by
common
stockholders.
Unsub¬
scribed
portion
(70,811 shares)
underwritten by Glore,

7,389,928 Libby,

McNeill

&

Libby

610.664

by com¬

under¬

(Continued

writing. 1

31,125,000 Public Service Electric & Gas Co. 1,000,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (no par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
1
for new construction.
Price, $31.12 Vi per share.
Under¬

Employees

common

loans

Underwritten

Ryons

Bingham,

bona

writing.

capital.
Holman Sc Co.,

without

par).

share.

shares
oanx

Lester,

of

trustees

share.

to

'

working

Offered

repa^
per

Sc
Higgins;
Miller, and

Purpose, to repay bank loans

stockholders,

to

300,000 Honeggers'

75,000

10,000

Inc.

Corp.

sold.

of 6%
cumulative pre¬
Purpose, for working capital, etc.

(par $100).

$7.75

All

shares

at par.
Sold to
Sharing Trust.

Profit

Securities

Carolina.

1,500

Price,

by McCourtney-Breckenridge Sc Co,

Price,

Corp.

First

by

North

394,500 shares of com¬
for working capital, etc.;

Corp.

Purpose,

Offered
of

ferred

Shearson,

additional

Card

$1).

(par

par.

residents

fide

1,850 shares of common stock
bank loans and for new
per share to stockholders; $106

by

20,000

to

con¬

preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, for
and working capital.
Price, $12,50 per share.
Underwritten by Blair Sc Co. Incorporated; Winslow, Cohu
Sc Stetson; Arthurs, Lestrange Sc Co.; Bache Sc Co.; Battles
Sc
Co:,-Inc.; H. M. Byllesby Sc Co. (Inc.); Cruttenden;

to repay bank

Laird,

by McDonald,

(par $100).

cumulative

and

bank

expansion

repay

construction.

subscription

partici¬

repay

company

by company for subscirption by

Price,

Eastern
tive

200,000 Norfolk & Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co. 2,000 shares
of common stock

First Cleve¬

share of each class of stock.

one

Co. to. bona fide

4,000

general

Bath
16,500
Purpose,
fq(F working
poses.

(no

Offered by company for subscription by stock¬

Underwritten

The

cumulative

6%

of

$1)

(par

capital,

dp.

Cyril

Schwinn

188,700 Harrisonville Telephone ffo.
.

stock

working

for

Offered by Wiles &

75,000 shares of common stock

warrants

$3

of

shares

30,000

stock in units of

37,000 Burndy

are

•

5=%%

Corp.

pre-

& Merle-Smith;
Hemphill, Noyes

Co.;

Schwabacher

Co., Inc.

and

shares

5,555

preferred

.' common

(no

Price,

repay

Co.

preferred stock (no par).
Purpose, to
Price,
$54
per
share.
Offered
by
public, without underwriting.

Purpose,

50

All

MANUFACTURING

loans.

77,500 Genisco,

150,000 Erie Natural Gas

only.

!J5,000 shares of common stock
expansion and working capital.

for

Kay, Richards & Co.;

5%

Brothers;

Dick

Hentz

Lemon

Co.;

Ohio

ETC.

per share.
Underwritten by
Oversubscribed.

Farms

Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B, Hibbs Sc Co., Inc.; A. M.
& Co.,
Inc.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Barret,

Sc

COPPER,

AND

Co.

Purpose,

$8.50

Sc

McDonald

of

common stock (par $1).
capital.
Price,
$6.75
per
share.
for subscription by employees, with¬

company

Corp.

Courts

Inc.

equipment mortgage sinking
1976. Purpose, for new equipment
Placed privately with The Mutual Life Insuiance Co
o
New York; The Equitable Life
Assurance Society of the
United States; The Prudential Hisurance Co. °f Amwica
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.; The Northwestern

*7,000,000 Braniff

Purpose,

Lehman

H.

Co.;

residents

pating

Poole, Roberts & Parke.

'

Co. of Illinois 15-year
Oct. 1. 1971. Purpose
to

with
through Kidder, Peabody Sc. Co.

loans.

land

Sc

(par

Investment
note

stock

COAL,

Engineering

Price,

Sc

*$2,000,000 Alexander's Department Stores, Inc. promissory note. Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed privately with Equit¬
able Life Assurance Society of the United States.
*6,200,000 American

&

fide

Price, $102 per share and

Beane;

Johnston,

bona

INDUSTRIAL

299,970 Arden

Fitch, North: Sc Co.; Baxter Sc Co.; Elkis, Morris, Stokes
Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Irving- Lundborg Sc Co.; Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Inc.; Rodman Sc Renshaw, and Schmidt,,

.

first preferred mortgage
Purpose, for river equipment.

miscellaneous

'

Co.;

Spencer

r.

working

for

$1).

(par

Kidder
•

514%

institutional investors thiougn

to

STEEL,

by

Bissell

shares.

$13,500,000 '

Marache

&

&

Sons;

underwriting.

OTHER

Schoellkopf,

Granbery,

1971.
Purpose, to repay
further investments. Placed pnvateiy

1.

Dec.

by

Fenner._4f

Co.;

&

Telephone Co. 25,000 shares of 5.85%
preferred stock (par $20).
Purpose, for im¬
etc. Price, $19.95 per share. Offered by The

Company

$212,500 Adams

•

%

through Lehman Brothers.

due

while

common

shares

80,000

(par $100).

Offered

McDowell;
Co., Inc.;

&

Baker

$1,768,000

Hutton. & Pomeroy,. Inc.; Wertheim Sc
% ..Co.; Wood. Struthers & Co.; Blair Sc Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Fahnestock & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;

HOLDING, ETC.

Western Financial Corp.
debentures due Dec. 1,

bonds

Co.

for new construction.

dividends.

Meeds;

Inc.

Liglit

Sc

Yeatman

Thayer,

Oversubscribed.

Francis I. du Pont Sc Co.^ Gregory & Sons;

TRADING,

Enterprises,

&

Blosser

Suplee,

'

Purpose,

Light Co. 431 shares of

Power

Straus,

R.

'

out

for construction program.
Price, $185 per
by company for subscription by minority
stockholders, 'without underwriting. A total of 21,404 addi¬
tional shares were subscribed for by Texas Utilities Co.,
the parent.

/

=*.$7,875,000 Terminal Transport Corp. 5% 20-year preferred
gage.
Purpose,
to
mortgage
tanker.
Placed
through Douglas L. Elliman Sc Co., Inc. v

*7,500,000 Midland

par,

common

Co.;

Sc

Singer,

William

Reserve

Offered

share." Offered

Lynch,

for

at

of

Sc

Scranton

Co.;

*1,660,000 North American Coal Corp. 83,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Price, $20 per
share.
Sold to Incorporated Investors.

par).'; Purpose,

.

SHIPPING

and

classes

W.

Chas.

Sheridan Bogan Paul

Tucker, Antnony
Joseph Walker &

Co.;

share.. Offered

$1,070,000

loans

taken

are

all

and

Stix

Co.;

&

Purpose,

PUBLIC UTILITIES

accrued

bank

&

IRON,

*$1,500,000 California Water,'Service Co. 60,000 shares of 5% % cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock, series J (par $25). Pur;
-pose, to* repay bank loans and for construction program.
Price/ at par.
Placed privately with four insurance com¬
panies through Dean Witter & Co.

43i» %

vertible

Co.;

Purpose,

value

par

value

Inc.;

$108,000 Handy & Harman 16,000 shares of

computed at their offering prices.)

.

*$6,000,000 Great

Sc

$41,743,435

STOCKS

stated
par

Mason,

cur¬

Lynch;*Mullaney, Wells Sc Co.,; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Penington, Colket & Co.; Raffeiisperger, Hughes Sc Co.,
Inc.;
Seasongood Sc Mayer; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.;
F. S. Smithers it Co.; Walter Stokes Sc Co.; Stroud Sc
Company, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American
Corp.; Thomas & Co.; Tucker, Anthony Sc R. L. Day;
Van Alstyne, Noel Sc Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.;
F. S.-Yuntis & Co., Inc., and Zuckerman, Smith & Co.

-

&

Co.; Shuman, Agnew Sc
F. S.
Smithers &
Co.;

Scribner;

500,000 Western

Sc Co.;
Freeman Sc Co.; Gairdner & Co., Inc.;
Goodwyn Sc Olds; Gregory Sc Sons; H. Hentz Sc Co.; Hornblower
Weeks; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; John B. Joyce
& Co.; Kcnower, MacArthur Sc
Co.; Charles King Sc Co.;
Kormendi & Co., Inc.; Mackall Sc
Coe; A. E. Masten &
Co.;' McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Inc.; ■;Merrill, Turben <fe Co.;
Inc.; Moore, Leonard &

•

Sc

L.
uay;j G.
H.
Wertheim &'Co.;
White, Weld Sc Co.; C. T. Wlliams & Co., Inc.; Winslow,
Cohu Sc Stetson; Dean Witter Sc Co.; Harold E. Wood &
Co.; Woodard-Elwood & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle Sc Co.
Oversubscribed.

Co.;.-Bums Bros. Sc Denton, Inc.; Byrd Brothers; C'laySecurities Corp.; Coffin Sc Burr, Inc.; Courts Sc Co.;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Este .Sc Co.; Ferris Sc Co.; Field,

■

Horner

Shields

&
Company, Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright Sc Co.;

Richards

-,

Sc

Stroud

ton

"•*>'

Irving Lundborg Sc Co.;
Co.; McDonald-Moore Sc
Coe; Manley, Bennett
Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Sc

& Gardner; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Rippel
Sc Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Lukens; Rotan, Mosle Sc Co.; Salomon Bros.

Staats

&
'

Sept.

INVESTMENT TRUSTS,

S.

issue debentures for local improvements due Jan. 1, \
to 1976, inclusive.
Purpose, Tor improvements. Price,,
yield from 4% to 5.50(4, according to maturity.
Of-'
fered by Shields Sc Co.: Halsey, Stuart Sc Co.
Inc.; Savard
Sc Hart; Salomon Bros. Sc
Hutzler; Adams & Peck; Allison-Williams Co.; Bell, Gouinlock Sc Co., Inc.; Burnham

•

by B. C. Ziegler Sc Co.

;

U.

Sc

&

Mackall

Shanley

Sc

to

Mary's

4 y., %

4V->%

Kormendi

Co.;

Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Sc Parke; Schwabacher

Scott,

Inc.;

Ohio

and

Co.;

Shearson, Hammill & Co.;

-

Co.;

&

4'4%

Canada

Sc

Inc.;

McDonald

Sc

Deane

1958

Catholic Church of Alexandria, Minn. 41A%,
first mortgage bonds due semi-annually
1, 1958 to Seupt,. 1, 1971.
Purpose, for new
construction,
price, 100%
and accrued interest.
Offered

St.

Co.;
Co.;

Co.,

COPI ER, ETC.

rency

fered

Co.

Riter

Hutzler;

sold.

of),

Kohn

Co.;

cumulative

(City

Loewi Sc Co.

Co.;

Reinholdt

&

Offered by John T. Knox, New York

par.

Richard E.

&

Co.;

&

Canadian Government
$$22,481,000 Montreal

ETC.

Catholic Archbishop of San Antonio, Texas, 4.60% .
notes
due
1957-1972, inclusive.
Purpose,for nw

construction.

Sc

(Issues Maturing Up to

agent.

first

5'4

Sc

•

Church of Mason City, Iowa
mortgage bonds due semi-annually;
May 1, 1958 to Nov. 1, 1971, inclusive.
Purpose, forconstruction." Price,
100 Vc
and : accrued
interest.
and

from

Inc.;

&

provements,

Presbyterian

First
434'c

Sc

Nugent

Intermediate Credit Banks 37b% consolidated de¬
bentures dated Jan. 2. 1957 and due Oct. 1, 1957.
Purpose,
refunding ($116,100,000) and lor "new money". ($12,250,-

(Preferred

BUILDINGS,

Co.,

Mullaney,
Newburger Sc Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Igoe; The Ohio Co.;
Pacific Northwest
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Parker and Weissenborn,
Inc.;
Parrish
&
Co.;
Penington,
Colket Sc
Co.;
Piper,
Jaffray Sc Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich Sc Co.; Putnam Sc

Wells

$128,350,000 Federal

fiscal

&

Laird, Bissell Sc Meeds; John G. Legg Sc Co.;
Brothers; • Lester, Ryons Sc Co.; Carl M. Loeb,

Manning,

Trask

•

LAND,

v

-7-

$169,697,600

Co.;

Co.;

COAL,

&Co.; Granbery, Maraclio
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
Inc.; Ira Haupt Sc Co.; Hayden,
Meyer; Hemphill, Noj'es Sc Co.;

Co.;

Co.,

Heller

McDonnell

Walker

.

-

-

Farm Loan and Government Agencies

W. Scranton Sc Co.;
Cullom Davis & Co.;

Sc Co.;. Arthur L. Wright Sc Co.,
hill, and Yarnall, Biddle Sc Co.

.

•

investors.

Schneider

Sc

ST^EL,

,

Sc

Co.; A. E. Ma,sten Sc' Co.; Mead,
Miller Sc Co.; Merrill,
Turben Sc Co., Inc.; Mitchum, Jones Sc Templeton;
Model,
Roland
&
Stone;
Moore,
Leonard Sc Lynch.;

^

Stan rock Uranium Corp. 5V4%
first mortgage bonds due
June'!; 1957 and 450,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Purpose, for expansion, etc.
Sold to a small group of

Sc

Sc Parke; E. H.
Scott, Horner

Roberts

Poole,

String fellow;
"

*$3,000,000

Penington, Colket
Piper, Jaffray

Curtis;

Sc

Shepard

Prescott,

Harri-

'

IRON,

Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.;

Co.;

Hopwood;

The

and

through

Sc

Branden-

Moreland,

Johnston Sc Currie; Morgan Stanley Sc Co.; F. S.
Moseley Sc Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's
Son
Sc
Co.;
Newburger & Co.;
Newhard, Cook Sc Co.;
Paul J. Nowland Sc Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest

Sc

Inc.;

Co.;

and Including Five Years)

,

bergor,

"

America

York
-

Short-Term Bonds and Notes

Inc.; The Mil¬
Model, Roland

Merrill, Turben Sc Co.,
Mitchum, Jones <te Templeton;

Co.;

Stone;

Co.;

&

of

New

Weedon

Sc

Robinson and

Lehman Brothers; Lester,
Rhoadcs Sc Co.; Loewi Sc Co.,

McDonald

Inc.;
Mead,

Co.

of

;

Marks

'

Co.

Crowell,

Co.;

McCormick

:—■

Irving Lundborg Sc Co.; Mackall Sc Coe; Laurence M.
&
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten Sc Co.;

Inc.;

Insurance

Sc

Rhoades Sc Co.;

sinking fund debentures, series
Purpose, for new equipment, etc.
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance

Penn Finance Corp.
6%
renewable debentures
(subordinated) payable (upon demand) Dec. 20, 1961 and
payable (without demand)
Dec.
20, 1966.
Purpose, for
working* capital, etc. Price, at par. Offered by Walnut
Securities Corp. and B. Ray Robbins Co.

'

'-$81,124,000

Co.;

&

Carl M. Loeb,

Co.;

Lehman

William

''

.

...

.

250,000

Ingalls

Corp.;

Sc

Hirsch

Kidder

1981.

i;

Co.;

Hill Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard Sc
Co.; Hornblower Sc Weeks; E. F. Hutton &
Co.; Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs
Sc Keir;
Johnston, Lemon Sc Co.; Edward D. Jones Sz Co.;
Jones,; Kreeger Sc Hewitt;
Kean,
Taylor Sc Co.; A. M.

Lines,-Inc. 4%

Feb.

.Mutual-Life. Insurance
.man Ripley & Co. Inc.

.

"

Illinois

Co., Inc.; Indianapolis Bond. Sc
Sc Snyder; Janney, Dulles & Co.,
Inc.;
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs Sc Keir; Johnson, Lane,
Space Sc Co:, Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Edward D.
Jones Sc Co.;
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,- Inc*.;- Halm an Sc
Company, Inc.; Kay, Richards
Co.; A. M. Kidder Sc Co.;
— Kidder* Peabody Sc Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kormendi
& Co.,
Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb Sc Co.; Laird, Bissell Sc Meeds;
W. C. Langley Sc Co.; Lazard Freres Sc Co.; Lee Higginson
,

•

.

\

Air

due

Placed, privately
Co.; the Prudential

y-.

Howard,
;

D,

•

-

Sc

Goodbody

&

Ripley Sc

Hentz

Son;

-

Hogle •& Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblpwer Sc Weeks;
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &. Co.; Hulme, Apple-;
gate Sc Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton Sc -Co.; W. E. HutJ.

-

'

Hallgarten

Stone

Loan
&
E'inauce Corp. 5%
promissory notes due
v.;% ■ 1959-1968, inclusive. Purpose, reiundiug. Placed privately
with The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United
; • V; States-..through Johnston, Lemon Sc Co. and Eastman DilUnion Securities & Co.
I'-

.;,H.

.

Reid Sc Co., Inc.;

Co.;

Harriman

x*4,000.000 State

••T'

Courts

du Pont Sc Co.;
Elworthy <te Co.; Emanuel Deetjen &
Eppler, Guerin <te Turner Inc.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; Estabrook Sc Co.; Fahey, Clark Sc Co.; Farwell,
Chapman Sc Co.; Ferris & Co.; First. Southwest Co.; Ful¬

•

Hallowell," Sulz-

Co.;

Co.;

*1,000,000 Seahoard Finance Co. C% capital notes due Sept. 1, 1971.
Purpose, lor working capital.
Placed privately with institutionai investors through lihe First Boston'Corp.

Goodwyn

&

I.

ton

U.rV^;#7witli;institutional investors

Co.; Green,.-..EllisAnder¬

Hallgarten

Collins

Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Curtiss, House Sc Co.;
Henry Dahlberg & Co.; J.1 M. Dain Sc Co., Inc.; Shelby
Cullom Davis
Sc Co.;
Davis, Skaggs Sc Co.;, DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dick Sc Merle-Smith; Francis

•

Gregory

son;

Co.;

Sc

Co.;

•

Purpose,

Prudential

and

Ellis <fc Simmons;
Boenning Sc Co.;
&
Co.
Inc.;
Branch, Cabell Sc Co.;
Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Burnham
Butcher
Sc
Sherrerd;
Byrd
Brothers;
Caldwell
Co.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); E. W. Clark
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.;

Co.;

Julien

Blunt

Sullivan

•

•'

J. Barth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Downing & Co.; Bear, Stearns Sc Co.; A. G.
Inc.; Bioren & Co.; Blair Sc Co. Inc.; William

Co.;

Phillips
Sc

best efforts basis.

a

Sc

Boswortli,

si:rance;,.Co. ', of America.

>■

Co.;

Alex. Brown

'

Michigan

First Southwest Co.; Folgeiy.Nplan,. Fleming-W. B.
& Co., Inc.; Foster Sc Marshall; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Robert Garrett Sc Sons; Gintlier & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.;

Houghton

Blair

series A, due
privately with

new

;,*16,600,000 Seaboard Finance Co. 5%% sinking fund notes due Dec. 1,
,.V.>1966.^.-Purp6se, for working capital, etc. Placed privately

,Corp.;
•

by,

-

■

.

*

5Va%
debentures,
equipment. Placed
Funds.
Inc.

for

,
7>for working capital. Sold to Investors Mutual, Inc.
*14,575,000 .iPan American World Airways, Inc. 4-4%
promissory notes
'A •
<Jue*.March^l, 1980. Purpose, lor new equipment., Placed
privately with a group of insurance companies headed

&Co.;

Elworthy

Axe

Sc

Baumgartner,

•-v.,.".'

& .Co.,.Inc.; -.Dixpn-Bretacher.
Drexel vte Co.; Francis

&

Inc.;

Line,

Purpose,

"3,000,000 Pacific

Crouter

Eastman Dillon, Union Securities

Stokes

& Turner,

North

without

public,

Becker Sc Co.

working capital.
Price, 100%
Offered by Quincy Cass Associates

'

& .Co.;; Eppler,
Securities 'Corp.; Esta^;brook & Co.; Clement A. Evans.& Co., Inc."; Fahey, Clark
.Co.; Farwell, Chapman &. Co.; Ferris Sc Co.; Field,
c
Richards &.Co.; The First Boston,Corp.;Thirst California

.

to

company

and

•v%kNponan Inc.; Dominick Sc Dominick;
•*

the

.

• J.-v-'M.
Dain
Davenport- &

DeHaven &• Townsend,

by

500,000 Los Angeles Drug Co. 6% convertible subordinated debeut
lures due Aug. 1, 1)71.
Purpose, for equipment, inventory

Bodine; Dempsey & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler Sc Co.; De.war,
Robertson & PancoastjwDick & Merle-Smith; R." S. Dick-*

...

.

&

Co.,

Offered

par.

Elyiug., Tiger
' 1967.

i

.•

at

Purpose, for working capital.

%''' underwriting.

■/

Richard W.

.

years without demand.

Price,
•

Co.;
"

Redpath; Bache Sc Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W.
& Co.,
Inc.; Ball, Burge Sc Kraus; Barret, Fitch,

'Baird

.

lings Sc Co.,

-

written by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenncr Sc
Beane; Adams
Sc Hinckley; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities
Corp.; Arthurs, Lestrnnge Sc Co.; Auchincloss, Parker &

299,000 Federated Mortgage Corp. of Delaware 8% convertible ^ub3 ordinatedv debentures
due in five years upon demand or

Phillips .Co.; Central Republic Co.
Whiteside, West'& Winslow, Inc.; Chiles-

Chace,

Schutz

%

■

Stearns

M.

Caldwell

Co*v (Inc.);

%(Inc.b;

Bear,

Bioren Sc Co.;

Inc.;

Co.

.

Bateman;

Eichler & Co.; Baxter,
& Co.;
A. G. Becker Sc
Bishop & Co.; Blair & Co
Inc.; William'Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis .& Simmons; Boennlng & Co.; Boettcher and Co;; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Alex.Brown Sc Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Inc.; Burnham and
Company; Burns Bros. & Denton, sine.; H. M. Byllesby &■
Williams

11

♦

Represents issues

X lnuicaies

issues

t Indicates

special

on page

placed privately.
sold

competitively,

offering.

12)

(2268)

12

300,000 Estates,

(Continued from page 11)
The First Boston Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Eastman
Dillon.
Union Securities & Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Hornblower &
Weeks; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fcnner & Beane; Stone Ac Webster Secu¬
rities Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds Ac Co., Inc.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Bache & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
Ac Co.;
Bluir Ac Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; J. C.
Bradford At Co.; Central Republic
Co. (Inc.); Coffin Ac
Burr, Inc.; R. S. Dickson Ac Co., Inc.; Francis I. dU Pont
Ac Co.;
Fulton, Reid Ac Co.; Goodbody & Co.; H. Hentz
& Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann Ac Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
Lester, Ryons Ac Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Piper, Jaffray
Ac Hopwood;
Schwabacher & Co.; William R. Staats Ac
Co.;
Stroud & Company,
Inc.; Walston & Co., Inc.;
Arthurs, Lestrange -Sc Co.; Barret, Fitch, North Ac Co.;
Bosworth.
Sullivan
& So.,
Inc.; Courts & Co.; Dallas
Union
Securities
Co.;
Dittmar & Co., Inc.;
Granbery,
Marache Ac Co.; Grant Erownell & Co.; Edward D. Jones
Ac Co.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co.;
McCormick Ac Co.; The Mil¬
waukee Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
Ac Co., Inc.; Reinholdt Ac Gardiner; Rodman & Renshaw;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Underwood, Neuhaus Ac Co., Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc.;
Watling,
j-erchen Ac Co., and Winslow, Cohu Ac

by

Forgan Ac Co.;

•

share.

stock

$5).

Offered

share.

stockholders.

Baker,

Tube

Seamless

(par

shares

59,386

Co.

of

William

by

C.

Purpose,

Co.;

&

& Co.; Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; R. C.
Campbell, McCarty Ac Co., Inc.; Hudson
MacNaughton-Greenawalt & Co.; Nauman,
Co.; Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.; McDon¬
Ac Co., and F. J. Winckler Co.
.

Ac

Ac

ald-Moore

-

261,889 National
stock

Co., Inc. 6,000 shares of 6% prior pre¬
Purpose, to reduce bank loans and

&

(par $50).

Life

34.918.5

America

of

common

Purpose, for working capital. Price, $7.50
Offered by company for subscription by policy¬

Atlas

(38,254
shares);
Underwritten by Carl

and

Corp.

'shares.)

of

shares

784,402

M.

common

&

M'.

A.

Kidder

Richter

land

&

Co.;

bin

&

and C.

Inc.,

Co.,

Co.

300,000 Redi-Foocl
10

Offered

to

purchase

for

bank

repay

by Hopp & Co. on a

Offered by company

share.
writing.

300,000 Permaspray Manufacturing Corp. 100,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 16 cents).
Purpose, for equipment and
working capital.
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by Ben¬
jamin Ac Co. on a best efforts basis.

1,056,250 Potomac

$11,188,558

stock

(par $1).
for expansion.
Price,
$9 per share.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford Ac Co.; C. F.
Cassell Ac Co.,
Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts Ac
Co.;
& Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
H. Hentz & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Stone
Space Ac Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Morgan Ac
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Walston Ac Co., Inc., and
Wilson, Johnson Ac Higgins. Oversubscribed.

to

•

bank

repay

loans

and

$149,690 American
Inc.

Board

Box

Co.

Pi-ice, $34

(par $1).

4,400

of

shares

share.

per

Blyth & Co.,

Completed.

2,043,750 American
Sachs

Co.

Co.

Price,

<fc

t797,500 American

Oversubscribed.

&

on

efforts

best

a

150,000 Southwest. Grease
stock (par $7.50).

,

par.

1

and

Herrick

Lathrop,

150,000 Southwest
stock

•

Grease

(par

par.

Small-Milburn

of

common

dinger,

Ac
Oil

&

Co.

Brooks

Inc.;

Co.,

•;

Co.,

Ac

Inc.

shares

20,000

of

common

Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
Underwritten by Small-Milburn Co., Inc.; Brooks
and Lathrop, Herrick & dinger, Inc. and offered

Auchincloss,
Bosworth,

OIL

*20,454,764 Imperial Oil Ltd. 464,881 shares of capital stock (no par).
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price,
$44 per share
(Canadian).
Offered
by
company
for
subscription by
minority
stockholders
without
underwriting.,
Standard
the

parent,

also

subscribed

A.

for

Co.,
•

.

Inc.;

Bache

&

Co.;

Robert

Ball, Burge.& Kraus;
,•

Bateman,

Sheldon

\

.

&

&

Blyth Ac

Co.;

Co.,

Blair

Co.

W.

Baird

Eichler Ac

William

Inc.;

&

Bingham,
Blair & Co.;

Inc.;

Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.;
Butcher
Campbell, McCarty Ac Co., Inc.;
Carolina
Securities Corp.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); City Securities Corp.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark Ac Co.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; J. M'. Dain & Co., Inc.; Davis,
Skaggs & Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dominick Ac
Brown
&

'

.»•

Ac

Dominick; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities Ac Co.; Eppler,
Guerin Ac Turner, Inc.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
Ferris & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan

"j

Corp.; Fulton Reid
Gerstley, Sunstein

Ac

Co.,

&

Co.;

Inc.;

Robert

Garret

Granbery, Marache
Ac Co.;
Hayden, Miller Ac Co.; Hayden,
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks,

Evans

Stix

&

.

..

V

'

368,500

•

,,.

.

..

,

.

v
:

,
.

-

.

Ellis

Burnham

Inc.;

Inc.;

Kalman

Lentz, Newton & Co.;

McCourtney-Breckenridge

Oversubscribed.
Gas

Co.

350,000

shares

of

common

Counselors,

Inc. 22,000 shares of common stock
(par $1). Price, $16.75 per share. Underwritten by Soencer

Trask & Co.; Lee
Homer O'Connell
&

Co.

,

.

chares

21,000

2,745,500 Columbia

Gas

(no

Inc.;

The

Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan, M'osle & Co.; L.

Poole,

Roberts

&

Parke;

Co.,
F.

Inc.;

Rodman

Rothschild

&

Schw&bacher

Co.;
Co.;

2,097,933 Evans

Hammill
&
Co.;
Shields
Ac
Co.;
Wiliam
R.
& Co.; Starkweather & Co.;
Stix & Co.; Stroud
Co., Inc.; Sutro Ac Co.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Walston
Ac Co., Inc.; Watling, Lerchen Ac
Co.; White, Weld Ac Co.;
Dean
Witter & Co.,
and Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co.
Over¬

stock

(par

$1).

Inc.

161,500

$17

shares

share.

per

of

common

Offered

by

The

Completed.

common

Heritage
stock

Life

(par

Purpose,

Co.

435,000

shares

of

for

working
capital
Price, $1.81 per snare. Oflereu by company for subscrip¬
tion by agents and
employees, without underwriting.

1,000,000 Commercial Discount
tive
for

Corp.

100,000

shares

of 6%

cumula¬

and participating preferred stock
(par $10).
Purpose,
working capital. Price, at par. Underwritten by Julien
&
Co.;
Cruttenden,
Podesta
&
Co.;
The First

Co ;

and

Co. Of Lincoln, Neb.;
Smith, Hague, Noble &
Beecroft, Cole & Co.




McCormick

Co.;

&

Co.;

Bache

&

Clayton Securities Corp.,
-

•

-

shares

of

common

stock

(par $1).
Underwritten by L. B. Schwinn & Co.

Co.

Co.

$13.50

100,500

shares

of

stock

common

62.500

per

shares

share.

of

Offered

capital
by

stock

White,

(par

Weld

&

$1).
Co.

Steel

Castings Corp. 14,000 fehares of common
stock (par $1).
Price, $33.50 per share. Offered bv Drexel

&

Co.

Oversubscribed.

Bingham, Waltfr & Hurry, Inc.
& Tower Co. 11,000 shares of common
Price, $29.75 per share. Offered by Smith,

(par $5).

Barney &

Co.

Completed.

Corp.;
C.

D.

and

36,300

$32.37ij

per

shares

of

Ac

common

Offered

share.

Baird

W.

Robert

Co

by

Inc.

,

•

Represents issues placed privately,
issues sold competitively,

t Indicates
t Indicates

offering.

special

General

Corporation and

Investment News
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Maryland-

Registers Debentures With SEC—
T
'he company

195 7,

to

offered

Nov. 15,
I, 199J

filed a registration statement with the SEC on
$30,000,000 of 36-year debentures, due Dec.

covering

be

for

public sale at competitive bidding.
The company intends to use a portion of the net proceeds to repay
advances
from
its
parent,
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co-,
expected to approximate $23,000,000,
and
to
use
the balance for
general corporate
Advances

including

purposes,

will

Bids

2315,

195

be

received

Broadway,

property

additions and improve¬

with

by the parent company, in accordance

made

are

established practice, for general
extensions and improvements.
an

up

New

to

corporate purposes,

11:30

York,

a.m.

N.

Y.,

including plant

at Room

(EST), on Dep.
the purchase

from

the

of 36-year debentures

due

for

company of the above-mentioned $30,000,000
Dec. 1, 1993.—V. 186, p. 623.

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Bids—
company at Room 744, Union Station Bldg., Chicago 6, 111., wi)1

Corp. 130,000 shares of capital stock (par $1).
$4,75 per share.
Underwritten by Lee Higginson
P. W. Brooks & Co. Inc.; Glidden, Morris & Co.;

Robbins

Williams

&

&

Co.,

Co.;

Jaffe,

Inc.

Oversubscribed.

Lewis &

Co.,

and

Livingston,

7,087,500 Lucky Stores, Inc. 630,000 shares of common stock (par
$1.25).
Price,
$11.r
\ s
re.
Offered
bv
Foremost
Dairies,

up

to

of

from it

$5,400,000

(CST)

noon

Dec.

on

receive

4

bids

for

the

purchase

equipment trust certificates, series WW, to be date'.
1, 1958 and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual installments »i
$180,000 each from July 1, 1958 to and including Jan. 1, 1973.
The

certificates

are

be

to

secured

by

Cincinnati Gas
Net
ended

& Electric

less than

equipment costing not

new

"

-

/

.V

Co.—Earnings—Financing-

earnings of this company and its subsidiaries for1 the 12

mouths

$13,976,605, or $1.93 a common share,
dividends, on the outstanding 7,214,782 shares. Thm
compares with net earnings for the same period in 1956 of $14,961,204,
or
$2.09 a common share on the 7,140,000 shares then outstanding,
reported Walter C. Beckjord, President, in a quarterly report to share¬
after

Sept.

1957,

30,

totaled

preferred

holders.
The
company
made
additional investments
of $30,78,(,8w
in property, plant and equipment
during the past year, which, to¬
gether with the decline in earhihgs, resulted in a lower rate of return
in the current periods than last year
and, unless this trend is 1,°"
versed quickly, it will be essential to seek further rate increases, a.
application for an increase in gas- rates in Kentucky is pending be to li¬
the

Kentucky

P.

Commission.

S.

during

Cincinnati,

Hamilton,

The

company

will

aooi
in-

invest

and 1958, to met the expanding needs ol
Middletown and Northern Kentucky areas.

1957

operating revenues increased $1,345,327 for the 12 nlon1?,c
Sept. 30, whereas total operating expenses increased $2,28l,b->
operating income declined $936,304.

Total

ended

Net
but

operating

the

rate

of

revenue

return

from

electric

operations

increased

slighth,

declined.

operating revenues were 1.9% less than last year due to warmcr
even
though industrial revenues increased 9.7%. Temperatm about 13% warmer than during the preceding year.
together with a substantial increase in the peak demand charge i
Gas

617,500 Kromex
Price,

Co.

Power

Price,

$10).

Brothers

$54,884,359

and

Iowa Electric Light
stock

Electric

(par

$75,000,000

178,250 Genisco, Inc. 23,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $7.75 per share.
Underwritten by Wilson, Johnson
& Higgins; Lester
Ryons & Co.; Jones, Cosgrove & Miller,

Collins

Trust

per share.

Oil

469,000 General

327',250

Insurance

$1).

16,500

$5).

Price,

and

MISCELLANEOUS

$787,350 American

stock

$6,750,000.—V. 186, p. 2151.

Completed.

Staats

subscribed.

Co.

Products

843,750 Fifteen

Shearson,
Ac

Bath

Price, $6

Ac

Ac

Scott, Horner Ac Mason,
Hammill Ac Co.; Walston & Co., Inc., and
Oversubscribed.

Jan.

Price,

Corp.

common

Offered to employees of Company.

System,

par).

Boston

of

Oversubscribed.

Renshaw;

Co.;

The

Corp.

Price, $9.25 per share.
Oversubscribed.

(par

&

^an

& Forge Co. 15,177 shares of common
Price, $30 per share. Oilered by Fulton,
Completed.

Co.

Lehman

Higginson Corp.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and Charles A.
Parcells

Price, $20.87Va per share.
Offered by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co., and Lehman Brothers.

Newburger Ac Co.; The Ohio Company; Pacific Northwest Co.; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard
Ac Co.,
Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co., Inc.; Reynolds Ac

Co.;

Johnson, Lane, Space
Co.;

$1).

(par

1,175,213 Wisconsin

Oversubscribed.

194,250 Burndy

99,000 Cyril

&

&

Eppler, Guerin & Turner; Henry
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &

Louisiana

Dempsey-Tegeler <$;

Co.;

Johnston, Lemon
Pierce Ac Co., Inc.;

Company;

Pancoast;
Co.;

Ac

Simmons;

&
&

Weedon

Inc.;

Co.;

Schmidt,

•

Co.,

E

Offered

Clayton Securities Corp.; Courts

Inc.;

Co.,

Inc.;

&

Boyce;

Co.,

&

3,583,125 Consumers Power Co. 78,750 shai'cs of common stock (no
par).
Price, $45.50 per share.
Offered by White, Weld
& Co.
Completed.

Co.,
.

Co.;

Blunt

Redpath;

&

Stein Bros., &

Nicolaus

McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; McDonald & Co.; The
Milwaukee Co.;. Morgan Stanley Ac Co.; F. S. Moseley &

•

,

v.

Hutton..&

Stiiel,

Indiapanolis Bond
& Share Corp.; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
&. Co.; W., C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lester,
Ryon ,& Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Irving Lundborg; & Co.; Manley, Bennett & Co.; Laurence M. Marks
& Co.; A. E. Masten Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; Merrill, Turben &
Co., Inc.; McCormick & Co.;

...

,

•

.

E.

&

Co.

Beauty

stock

W.

&

Inc.;

Co.,

stock (par $5).
Price, $21 per share.
Placed privately
with Investors Diversified Group of Minneapolis,. Minn,
by W. R. Stephens Investment Co. Inc.

First

Co.;

Weeks;

&

Inc.;

ments.

Stone & Co.;
Ac

Co.,

&

*7,350,000 Arkansas

Marter H. Harrison & Co.;
Hourwich

Parker

&

Company;

Sons;

&

&

Co.;

Co.,

<Sc Company; W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Spencer, Swain & Co., Inc., and

Sons;

Sherrerd;

&

Sullivan

Herman

Inc.;

Co.,

Co.;

nornoiower

_

by

class

348,750 Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. 9.000 shares of capital stock
(par $7.50).
Price, $38.75 per share.
Offered by Blyth
Ac
Co., Inc.
Completed.

Investment

Robertson

Telephone Corp. 800,000 Snares of common stock
Purpose, to make investments in, or advances

$10).

to subsidiaries. Price, $38.87 Va per share. Underwritten by
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.; Mitehum, Jones &
Templeton; A. C. Allyn Ac

,

in

Company, Inc.; Loewi
&
Co., Inc.;
Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc.; MasonHagan, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Barrow, Leary &
Co.;
J.
Barth & Co.;
Brown
Lislp & Marshall; C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Company; Dewar,

INVESTMENT TRUST, TRADING, HOLDING, ETC.

(par

~s

common

Offered

Improvement

stock

Reid

C. Langley & Co.;

W.

&

Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;

Shearson,

455,310 Steel

Lynch,

Merrill

of

share.

J.)

Crowell,

Co.,

Inc.;

Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Crut¬
tenden, Podesta & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
A. G
Edwards
&
Sons; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; The Milwaukee Company;
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co.;
The
Ohio
Company; Scherck,
Richter Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Wagenseller & Durst,
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Dittmar & Company; Clement

$16,451,801

Co.
(New
Jersey),
1,039,390 shares.

Brothers;

Reynolds &

Pierce

Brothers

Columbia

Oil

No

& Co.;

Curtis;

Rauscher,

Stern

■:

$31,100,000 General

<fc

Hentz &

Rauscher,

Stone & Webster Securities Cor-

Paine, Webber,
Schwabacher &
Co.; Wertheim .& Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Peltason,
Tenenbaum Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Boettcher and
Company; Alex. Brown & Sons; First California Co., Inc.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; McDonald & Company; Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood; William R. Staats & Co.; Spencer Trask
&• Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day; Walston & Co.,
Inc.;

$7.50).

& Co.,
publicly.

.

shares

20,000

Lehman

Inc.;

HempnUl,

W. E. Hutton

Purpose, for working capital. Price, at
Offered by company for subscription by stockholders.
by

at

Dominick:

Jackson

Co.

Co.,

&

Fenner & Beane;

shares

per

Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.

poration; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Central Re¬
public
Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Dominick &

,

Underwritten

Completed.

Louisiana Gas Co. 490,000 shares of common
(par $5). Price, $22.25 per share. Underwritten by
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,

Peabody

Co.;

&

stock

Pierce,

F.

Ac

10,902,500 Arkansas

basis.

Oil

&

Co.

Cassell

C.

H.

Tobacco Co.
11,000 shares
of common stock
Price, $72.50 per share. Offered by Reynolds

$25).

(par

50,000

1,530,000 Rose Marie Reid 170,000 shares of common stock (par Si).
Price, $9 per share.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Nod
& Co.; Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford Ac Co.;

50.000 shares of common stock (par
$40.87(7 per share. Offered by Goldman,

Can

$12.50).

Co.

Tobacco Co. 13,900 shares of
common stock (par $10).
Price, $53.50 per share.
by Reynolds & Co. Completed.

stock

common

Offered by

Power

Price, $21.12Va
Completed.

$10).

(R.

t743,G50 Reynolds

300,000 Sergeant Marty Snyder Foods, Inc. 200,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for inventories and
working capital. Price, $1.50 per share. Offered by Burd,
Jacwin Ac Costa, Inc. to bona fide residents of New York
State

Electric

(par

Lehman Brothers.

Issues Not Representing New Financing

720,000 Rose Maria Reid 80,000 shares of common stock

Purpose,

Completed.

Co.

&

Equipment

244,450 Pari-Mutuel

speculation.

a

3,055,000 Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co. 65,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $1).
Price, $47 per share.
Offered by
Morgan Stanleyi & Co. and F. S. Smithers & Co. Com¬
pleted.

without under¬

to public,

as

2,725,000 Phillips-Jones Corp. 200,000 shares of common, stock (par
$1).
Price, $13.62 Va per share. Offered by Bear, Stearns

Price,

(no

per

Corp.

pleted,

of

loans.

County Securities Corp. 25,000 shares of common
par).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $10

250,000 Town-&
stock

Purpose,

and

(par
equipment and in¬
$2 per share.
best efforts basis. '

150,000 shares of common stock

Co., Inc.

cents).

ventories

0>

l

543,375 Northern States Power Co. (Minn.) 31,500 shares of comSmith, Barney & Co. and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood. Com¬
mon stock
(par $5).
Price, $17.25 per share. Offered bv

Tow-

Unterberg,

E.

Inc. 36,000 shares of common stock (nm$12.25 per share.
Offered by Allen & r,.

631,250 Mountain Fuel Supply Co. 25.000 shares of capital stock
(par $10). -Price, $25.25 per share. Offered by The First
Boston Corp.
Completed.

Shepard & Co., Inc.; The First Cleve¬
Jaffray & Hopwood; Silberberg & Co.;

<fc

u-

River Fuel Corp. 40,400 shares of common
Stock
(par $10).
Price, $34.75 per share.
Offered bv
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities >& Co.
Completed.

Co.;

Strader

j„

^0<

Securities

Chaplin & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Cabell Hopkins & Co., Inc.; Rosenthal

Co.;

Hentz

H.

Co'

&

1,403,900 Mississippi

Sons;

Piper,

Reynolds

279,975 Midnite Mines, Inc. 223,980 shares of common stock (oar
10 cents).
Price, $1.25 per share.
Offered by Standard

Co.; Scherck,

Bradford &

J. C.

'

Co.;

<fc

Completed.

Wainright & Co.; Burnham & Co.;
Anderson & Strudwick; Loewi &

C.

H.
&

Prescott,

Corp.;

Inc.;

Co.,

Co.;

Inc.;

Sutro

&

Ac

Edwards

G.

Co.,

Ac

n

Ira

Inc. 52,308 shares of common stock fn
$12.25 per share.
Offered by Alien a- p„

441,000 Lucky Stores,
$1.25).
Price,

to
public
(392,201
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.;

Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;

Co.;

Co.;

Completed.

Paine, Webber,
Jackson Ac Curtis; Wertheim Ac Co.; Francis I. du Pon'o
Ac
Co.; Hayden, Stone &, Co.; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.;
Allen

"

Straus,

Co.;

Stores,
Price,

$1.25).

stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for new equipment and working capi¬
tal.
Price, $9.50 per share. Offered by company for sub¬
scription by common stockholders
(353,947 shares); to
Inc.

Airlines,

&

Company;

&

Staats

R.

&

649,773 Lucky

without underwriting.

holders,

7,451,819 Northeast

-

Stroud & Company, inc • ] o'
Blosser & McDowell; Sutro' w'
Ac Co.; Charles A. Taggart ,& Co., Inc.; United. Securitu..
Co., and J. C. Wheat & Co.
mt!»
William
Strauss

of

shares

Hardy

Lunt;

&

Powell

Inc.;

bern,

dividends.

(par $5).

share.

per

Co.;

Corp. 48,890 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for equipment and working cap¬
ital.
Price, $5 per share.
Offered by Wistor R. Smith
Ac Co. as a speculation.

A.)

working capital. Price, at par and accrued
Offered by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.

for

Co.;

McFawn Ac

(A.

ferred stock

p

Haupt A-'
Hill Richards & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Hulme, AppleeitiV
Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Interstate Securiii,v;
Corp.; Johnson, Lane & J$p«ce & Co.; Jones, Kreeeer ?
Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen & Miller. Inc.; A. M. Kidder & r
McCarley & Co., Inc.; McDaniel Lewis & Co.; Newbun
Loeb & Co.;
The Ohio Company; Pierce, Garrison Wi.'i

stock.

common

Hamlin

Son;

Colorado.

of

Simmonds

O'Donnell

White

Co.

a-

Bat^m

Secinir"'

Corp.; Courts & Co.; Cruttenden, Podesta & Co • e ni
Guerin & Turner, Inc.; Erwin & Co.; Foster & Mru-si
Goodbody & Co.; Gross,
Rogers & Co.; Oscar Giik.

Price, $1.25 per share.
to bona fide residents

etc.

Investment Service

Auchincloss Parker

path; Badgley Frederick Rogers & Morford, Inc.Eichler &
Co.;
Beil & Hough, Inc.; Carolina'

50,000 shares of common stock
new equipment.
Price, $10 per
with the Axe Houghton Funds.

privately

working capital,

for
by

300,000 Murphy

common

Roney

Placed

Offered

common
$16 per

Purpose, for expansion.
Price,
by company for subscription by

Underwritten

common

37,500 Frommes Metropolitan Co. 25,000 shares of

V

A.

*2,500,000 Michigan Chemical Corp. 150,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for expansion program.
Placed pri¬
vately with a group of investors.

to

company

'

549,999 Ling Electronics, Inc. 183,333 shares of common stock (par
50 cents).
Purpose, to retire bank loans.
Price, $3 per
share.
Offered by company for subscription by common
stockholders.
Underwritten by Perkins Ac Co., Inc.

950,170 Michigan

of

Thalmann & Co.;

Ladenburg,

stock (par $10).
share. Gfiered
public, without underwriting.
shares

15,000

*500,000 Flying Tiger Line, Inc.
(par $1).
Purpose, for

Completed.

Stetson.

Inc.

Purpose, for working capital. Price, $20 per

Inc. for subscription by, its common stockholders
Underwritten by Allen & Co.; First California Co.,
Inc.;

weather

averaged
gas

purchased

stantial
Mr.

Beckjord

kilowatt

operation

in

very

in

the

other

operating

operating

also

Unit No.

progressing

in

and

decline

4

reported
at

the

of

that

Walter

resulted

the
C.

in

a

sub¬

of the ly2,00^
Generating Station

construction

Beckjord

and the unit is expected
1958.
"Substructure work fc

satisfactorily
spring

expenses,

income.

to

the Mn

.

13

(2269)
Station

Port

172,000 kilowatt Unit No. 6 is now
scheduled lor operation in
early i960.

is

unit

finance

To

this

program

and

other

items

underway

and

this

construction,

the

business of
in

of

the old Massachusetts
company of the same name, organized
the balance will be used for
additional

and

Financial

stock

($1

stock

purchase

nounced

Nov.

on

experimental
&

Bros.

Under
could

offering

over

possibly! longer.

or

The

It

the

purchasers
as

well

offer

market

seven series

conditions.

"Wc

bonds

In

series,

1959,

changed
"

■

after
"

:

;

the

initial

react

favorably
offering that

they had funds to
The

series

11

to

the

of

1 %>

of

1

to

an

opportunity
available

would

of debentures bear

each

from

year

out

of

the

terms

a

amount

of

of

Lee

through

investors.—V.

G.

to

subscribe

to

them

be

to

1 %

all

186,

series

the

on

1960-66

series

particular series
$100

in

the

were

million

longest

was

and

in

The

of

sum

Columbus

$94,593

185,

corporation

covering

•'

The

Y.,

of

Oil

and

notes

letter

a

to

of

of

"*

exceed

10

(par

The

'

•

i,'

Refining

St.

Consolidated

craft

Controls

Manning,
business

Products

3 957.

The

Sehafler,

of

Co.,

Inc.

convertible

186,

for

The

said

the

with

cents)

the

to

be

are

to

Financing

—

fi¬
of

from

subordinated
the

financing

-

agreement

The

&

Moore,
assets

closing

This

be

to

under

the

Nov.

J.

17

agree¬

will

it

company's
be

to

an

which

latter

scheduled

on

and

results

in

The

held

Sehafler

acquired

reported

that

by

Kelley,

Consolidated

Joseph

the

Aircraft

Products

Controls

the

F.

Controls

Engelberger,

Division,

has

Corp.

currently

been

"And

Co.

of

40,000-.square

a

Westbury

purchase.—V.

and

186,

leased

foot

to

plot,

is

Avionics

being

elected

for

10

built

by

was

Setns

option

to

Dr.

a

Prior'
Foods

his

Corp.',

has

been

recent

Mr.

appointed
as

President

President

as

Bros.," Inc., a Consolidated subsidiary
vegetables, juices, and specialty items
Ocoma
cold

Foods

storage

operates

tional

operates,
warehouses
west

freezing

Nebraska,
food

Co.

and

and. has

trade

line.—V.

of

frozen

which

in

of

the

will

begin

in
to

A.

frozen

products

the

In

Iowa,
the

fruits,

and

This

quarter
the

of

1957

three

and

responding
Nov.
At

the

izing

of

and

share

one

to

improve,

than

.

in

broad

application

building fields.

make it

an

immediate

factor

in

the

Its

in

the

home,

industrial,

Gidwitz.. says that this new
building material "is just the first
several which this
company will introduce as part of its diversifica¬
tion
program;"
The company started in the uranium mining business
but has since
branched into the
1375:

building

'

\

material

industry.—V.

sales

before

Esti.

taxes

Offered

—

A

underwriters,, headed by Lee Higginson Corp.,
offered publicly an issue of
260,000
stock (par
$1) at $10 per share.

Contemporaneously

with

shares of

issue

the

group

on

figures

Nov. 19

of

in

cash, $1,500,000 principal amount of its first mortgage
6% bonds due Oct.
15, 1972, together with warrants ex¬
ercisable at any time prior to the close of business on
Oct. 15, 1972 for the
purchase of 22,500 shares of com¬
mon

per

stock of the

new

company

at

a

base price of $10

share.

and

the

bonds

are

net

to

proceeds
be

from

applied




to

the

the

sale of

purchase

the

of

common

the

shares

assets

and

Orleans

and

addd.—V.

the

Ray-O-Vac,
which

at

had

two

shares

results

1957

1956.

for

at

Sept.

30

Co.,

of

Shares

Sept.

Net

will

be

better

$13,044,000

Nov.

on

*1957—9 Mos.—1956

$74,422,207

$66,189,557

$587,227

$2,480,206
$2.25

&

Kidder &

&

.

_

Hallowell, Sulzberger <fc Co.
The

Co—4,500

.

Co.,

:

.

&

3,000.

—

Co.,

Dooly

Johnson,

Inc.

4.500

1,500

Inc.—

1,500

1,500

Co

Lane,

1,500

Space
1,500

Parke

Scott,

1,500
1,500

—_

—L..—

Schmidt,
•

4,500

Inc. :

1953.

p.

Boyoe
&

—

Corp—4,500

Pressprich & Co.Y'—

3,000

Irving Lundborg & Co._^—
Mason-IIagan, Inc.
Pierce, Carrison,. Wulbern,

4,500

,

&

E.

&.

Corp.

4,500

Inq,—

Hutton
Inc.

Cassoll

F.

4,500

_

Co.Y—

Co.,

Oscar

4,500

Co
Co.„_—

Lemon

Sherrerd——

C.

4,500

„

Co.—_i_

&

Butcher

4,500

Sons..:

<te

<fe

Pomcroy,
Stein Bros.

4,500

-__

Schoellkopf,

4,500

Corp. .:

Y.^

3,000

*—

1,500

Poole,

Roberts

&

•»

Co._Y—__

1,500"

1,500

-——_—

Horner

&

Scott

&

Stringfellow——

Chas.

W.

Scranton

Wyatt,

Y

Neal

<fc

1,500

Co.-

.1.500

Waggoner

&

1,500

Footc Mineral Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 17,700 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made

with

Nov. 12 by Estabrook & Co. at $41.50 per share,

on

dealer's discount of $1.10 per share.
subscribed.—V. 186, p. 1954.
Franklin

Stores

1957—Month—1956

$3,435,451

—

-V.

186,

was

over¬

Corp.—October Sales Higher—

Period End. Oct. 31—

-

It

a

Sales

1957—4 Mos.—1956

$3,387,785 $13,095,089 $12,330,583

1628.

p.

Gamble-Skogmo Inc.—October Sales Higher—
Period Ended Oct. 31—

Sales
.

1957—Month—1956

186,

1957—10 Mos.—195G

$10,145,011

$11,052,072

—V.

1628.

p.

$90,890,603

$82,669,008

Y'V

'

,

\

'

■

VV:

-T

'.;"

,

"

Gas Industries Fund, Inc.—Sales and Assets
This

Sept.

period

same

that

4

during the

six

Up—

months

ended

shares of The Fund were over $7,000,000.
year -ago purchases of ' the Fund's shares by

a

$6,600,000.

were

net

Total

Nov.

on

purchases of new

30,

investors

ago

announced

Fund

the

For

assets

'

"

compared with

$61,660,041

were

$53,034,973

,

year

a

and shares outstanding were at a new high of 4,904,391 compared
3,844,974 a year,ago.—V. 186, p. 729. "
J
'
-

Motors

General

corporation

by V\ of 1%
The

new

3%%;

180

624.

p.

$1.99

shares.

Aug.'

been

*To

of

operations

acquired

conform

to

unaudited

1957, third-quarter and nine
to include two months' and

31,

adjusted

respectively,

include

ESBIC,
of

Nov.

A.

S.

Atlas

organized in
Products

Mineral

1956.—V.

1,

186,

1953.

p.

the

it was announced

,

rates

to

are

239

discount

3:%%

days,

30

to

and

,

''Y;;'

rate

89

:

to

240

270

notes

.

3%%;

days.

Rate—

short-term

its

on

Nov. 18.

on

follows:

as

•

Corp.—Reduces

Acceptance

reduced

days,

%

90 to 179

1955

1956

$3,947,533

$2,579,156
18,001

7,920

*$140.98

*$143.28

$123.94

—

capital

distribution

gain

1957

and

1956,

of

$5.91

,$981,545

share

per

respectively.—V.

186,

«

.

days,

3%%.—V.

186,

Y'

corporation,

it was

announced

to

authorization

for

borrow

Nov.

on

has applied to the

18,

from

applied

banks;

for

Its

and

authorization

Pennsylvania

to issue

additional 500,000 common shares to GPTJ at $20 per share.

an

Commission

The

request

has

hearing

a

Electric

$10,000,000

subsidiary,

given

has

Co.,

interested

persons

amount

maximum

of

than

later

not

until

thereon.
shares,

500,000

March

2,

Dec.

1957

to

^

Sales of the common stock by Pennsylvania

31.

1958.

Electric, in the aggregate

will be made Iroirt time to time
Proceeds thereof will be applied

ccst of property additions subsequent to Dec.
31, 1956, or to reimburse its treasury for expenditures therefrom for
such nurposes, or to repay bank loans the proceeds of which were so
the

company

applied.
stock

tne

to

the

GPU will use the proceeds of the bank borrowings to acquire
of the subsidiary.—-V. 185, p. 2671.

and

General Tire

1262.

p.

.

General Public Utilities Corp.—Bank Borrowings—
This
SEC

by

-

28,001

in

3,000

i

4,500

Co._

4,500

$2,193,731

$0.53

1957

paid

Co.

2,713,309

-

include

Northwest

Inc.

7,000
&

3,000

Co.——

7.000

—

Brown

This

4,907,040

30—

share

&

Robinson-Humphrey

Co.,

Stroud

20.

5,239,342

assets

not

per

Pacific

Jackson, &

4,500

EARNINGS

2,759,136

outstanding

-Does

3.000

Cook

in¬

an

715,649

subsidiary,

assets per share

3,000
3,000

3,000

Newhurd.

-4,500

,

1,302,876

common

also

3,000

Co.,

7.000

Y.————

meeting
previously ap¬
the exchange

for

$0.86

operations

They

Inc._

<te

Ihc*:Y—i.———
The Illinois Co. Inc

The

Hcntz

Storage

957,351

have

3,000
EVans

June.

of

OF

Co.,

Co

A.

7,000

&

Securities

special

a

consummated

was

it

&

3,000

—__

■

year

was

the end

at

7,000
—

Shields to Company
F. S. Smithers «fc Co._:_Y—

728.

of

the

Co

Dickson

7,000

&

&

and

p.

Electric

been

provides

Blair

3.000

3,000
3.000

,

Weeks.,——-

Riter & Co

$79,203,640 $71,969,681

The

;

S.

7,000

186,

4,500

—_

Co

Clement

Co.

—V.

Co.

Inc.-

&

R.

Co.

McDonald

&

Co.,

Weeks

Courts

Marks

Lee Higginson

1957—10 Mos.—1956

to

and

\ Lah'd. Rissell & Meeds—
7.000
Merrill, >Turben & Co., Inc.

Webber.

Johnston,

bottlers

186,

Walker

H.

Baker,

10.000

of

:v:Y^ Y' '■,.

Y

Ce.___l!lYY__Y

&r>

M.

&

shares

of

Atwill

10,000

Co.——,.— ..:—

Goodbodv

as

numbers

Shares

Moseloy &• Co.——Yh

W.

have
severally
purchase agreement,

the

of

Y

■

G.

Co

&

M.

below

named

following

Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.

Co

Estabrook

been

1,902,691

eight months ended

for

Rubber

&

Co.

—

Creates

Multi-Million

Dollar Network of Giant Tire Retread Plants—
Financial

The

this

Fund,'Inc.—Dividend—Assets—
will

Fund

according

to

distribute

an

over

$800,003

made

announcement

to

its

Nov.

15

dividend

payment

this

of

$70,000,000

shareholders

dends

to

its

established

shareholders

in

every

a

multi-million

three

months

since

Involving

investment

amount to 3% cents per share in investment income
of
record Nov.
29,
1957.
The company
paid
divi¬

will

preparation for meeting the tire servicing needs of the nmmFederol highway building program, this company has created

In

mouth

dollar,

nationwide

network

of

giant

tire

the

Fund

was,

1935.

formed

at

network
Kansas
and

mostly
cost

a

new
construction,
the network was built
of
nearly
$3,000,000.
The seven plants in

af

located

are

City,

Mo.,

Charlotte,

Boise,

Id.,

N.

C.,

Corpus

East

Christi,

Rutherford,

Texas.

88th

business.

paid

to

consecutive

the
Also,

its

total
a

quarterly

dividend

total

shareholders

of

dividend

declared

$9,037,966

during

the

in

same

brings

during

securities

period.

to

FlFs

more

22

profits

has

The

than

years

of

been

East

structlon.
•facilities
of

and
the

N.

J.,

Angeles

Los

Akron.
Iin

This

retread

lll'llltS

President.

Smith,

F.

current

company
lor

1957,

shareholders,

Charles

by

Industrial

16,

Dec.

On

48,600

$9,800,000,

PROCEEDS—The

lie

the

362,500 shs.

6,300,000 shs.

mortgage.

26,500

Allyn «fc Co., Inc.—

R.

the

10.000

C.

.

9,250,000

10,000

A.

H.

Outstanding

500,000 shs.

Co._

Sc

American

but

the

stock, the new company is issuing and selling
private sale, against the payment to it of
$1,500,000

marketsL-New

FINANCING

$10,000,000

William

Rothschild

the

such

,

$945,340

1,102,589

on

Its

com¬

$153,794,000

10.000

F.

re¬

marketing

markets

Energy Fund, Inc.—Total Assets Show Gain—

common

at

now

agreements

STATEMENT

share

com.

and

of

the

*

Corp.—a

Boston

Curtis

Dr.

have

PRESENT

'

in

Se-

L.

i.

income

wholly-owned

Co.,

common

sale

Island

Major

*1957—3 Mos—1956

income—

on

months'

late

186,

of

are

$25,332,948 $21,563,992

esti.

per

months'

$4.72

and

Ray-O-Vac

income

tEatns.

As

Stock

and

earnings

orders

—______

Total net
—

of

98%

26,500

Co.

:Y^Y

Dodge &

S.

to

unfilled

—

taxes

'

Continental Screw Co.

franchised

a

Bermuda

said,

board,

$12,317,000 backlog

Period End. Sept. 30—

Net

eight

industry.'

Mr.

and

assets

each

and

CONSOLIDATED

tBased

versatility and low price will

of

the

for

sales

our

acquisition

on

of

P.

stock

ESB

of

the

TO

underwriters

company

Union

&.

Paine,

Mr.

$7,876,301

Plan,

by

about

services,

of

pari

lorth

set

Brothers

Laurence

Clements,

1956."

backlog
over

The

•

-

The

its
tO£

coast area,

west

With

electric

as

EFFECT

($100

—

Co.

Hornblower

firm's

Nov.

on

W.

Jacksonville, and Toledo have

Co.'s

dissolution

purpose.

and

those

Net
on

&

Weld

Alex:

Norberg announced that ESB shareholders on
the Reorganization Plan and Agreement author¬

recommended
of

lower

its

terms and conditions

the

&

Dillon,

First

Clark,

show

Ray-O-Vac

improved,

estimates that
$141,000,000,

i.,—.Jvalue20,000,000 shs.

as

the

Bachc

Ray-O-Vac stock
outstanding and the assumption by ESB of Ray-O-Vnc's liabilities.
With regard to fourth quarter results,1 Mr.
Norberg said, "According to
present indications, our operations in the fourth quarter will continue

it

•

cororation. will introduce a
revolutionary building material
in New York, Gerald L..
Gidwitz, President, announced
18.
'.Y'
Y.
Y
,

year

1956,

common

provide

••"

Barney

greater

in the

W.

stocks

par

from

White.

Mr.

the

that

and

frozen

17

The new material has
farm and. commercial

a

additional

to

1957.

in

Florida.

from

customers

GIVING

except

Peabody

Lehman

improvement
during the
third
ago, with higher sales and
earnings for
periods ended Sept. 30 than in the cor¬
C. F. Norberg, President, announced on

months'

adopted

Co.

for

and

pY 1952.

produced

have

1957—Month—1956

institu¬

prepared'

has

(no

Smith,

Stores, Inc,—October Sales Higher—

of

time

same

transfer

The

This

Nov.

over

nine

periods

had

19

595,049

Beane %

&

curities

$8,794,309

announced

will

November,

to

the

stock:

Eastman

19.

Nov.

of

subject to

nrr

A.

Clements

continued

company

p.%953.

of

the

central

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen-

1628.

p.

New Product—
Dec.

stock

Kidder,

be

Slightly—

similar period

any

states

in

has

which

approximate

Okeechobee,

accruing

issues

limited

purchase

SEC

to

Electric Storage Battery Co.—Acquisition
Approved—
Continues Sales and Earnings Gain Over 1956—

crease

Continental Materials Corp., Chicago, 111.—Introduces
'-

the

centi

1957—3 Mos —1956

months,"

'$8,279,138

186,

area.

addition,
and

«fc

six

City,

early

—_

largest

Arkansas,

retail

with

one

$8,928,862

company

agreements

Mr.

Kansas

Edison Brothers

of

Co.,

Aaron

Chicago
of

one

Mississippi.

Foods

in

significance

20

cents

$69,907,749,

company

will

expended

Shares

Clements declared.
Pepper distribution in some of the
open
territories exist."

in

Period End. Oct. 31—
—V.

be

north

UNDERWRITERS—The
to

underwriting.
The proceeds
mining operations.

distribution

Dallas

next

license

disfcribtuion

Inc.

186,

Common

announced.

the

drink.

Angeles,

proved

Consolidated

E.

greater

Neb.,

plants

distribution

poultry

of

markets

the

Omaha,

processing

extensive

its

in

Ocoma

Vice-President, of

a

served

of

soft

total

Outstanding

Step Up Franchise Campaign—

the

bottlers

Pepper

Los

Battery

election

Kohorn

with

'

major

of

within

40

Lake

and

Cumulative preferred

to

opened during the period.
Two other big
Cleveland—have been approved for license

called

Consolidated I Foods Corp.—New President of Unit—
Henry Kohorn
subsidiary.

(par

campaign will he intensified in 1958,

markets

than

ceived

President

2047.

p.

of

at

Authorized

expect to complete Dr.
where only one or two

More

,

I.

general

the

with

years

notification

$3,085,463

drive for national

official

bottler

will

10,000

notification

1957—Month—1956

we

states

of

Consolidated
Avionics
Corp.,
a
subsidiary,
will
occupy
a
new,
20,000-square-foot plant and office facility in Westb_ry Industrial
Park,
Wps.tbury,. L. I., N.
Y.,
in
January,
It
was
announced
on
Nov. 21
by Hary Glixon, Avionics President.
The
new
plant, which
on

of

without

past 30 month's'than

top

a

franchise

Pepper

31,

President

Corp.

stand

of

stock

incidental

$3,086,207

Air¬

Dec.

jointly by Norman

Robert

share,

per

expenses

Viee-Presidcut-Marketing,

Sales

Consolidated

will

Co._

&

stock

letter

a

common

Y»

company's

history,

18b',

The

program

revenues

CAPITALIZATION

F.

Detroit,

Expands—

has, concluded

Inc.,

of

is

announced

was

Corp.—Unit

subsidiary,

a

certain

Diesel, President,
Maxwell & Moom

of

10,000

Ilallgarlen

-

established by Manning Maxwell & Moore in
1952, and consists of the
development and manufacture of control components for aircraft and

of

15,000

The corporation on Nov. 8 filed a
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) to be offered to
stockholders at $2.50 per share on the basis
of
one
new
share for
each
two
shares
held.
No
underwriting, is' involved.
The
proceeds
are
to be used for capital and
surplus account.—V. 183, p. 2181.

missiles.

manager

Inc.
,

Horner

letter

a

common

filed

Dr. Pepper Co.—To

Junior

proceeds

Electric

Corp.,

Division.

business'

Mr.

Co.,

&

Co.

&

Scott,

filed

of

of

1148.

p.

eastern

a

Dixie Auto Insurance
Co., Inc., Anniston, Ala.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

'

•

cents

"Several

Con

Manning,

Putnam

Drexel

Files

—

proceeds

•

13

Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.

...

Maxwell
and

28

shares

15

fruit-baseel

the

shares

The

and

,

with

L.

Hirsch

Diana Stores Corp.—October Sales
Up

Louis

105%

used: in

Diesel

Oct.

shares

Nov.

on

used

be

stand

year.—V.

mortgage bonds
3%% sinking fund debentures due 1972

2,000,000
at

to

last

1957,

First

on

14

,

F.

^30,000

600,000

company

profits

Sept. 30, 1957. Electric
service is supplied in 462 communities, the largest of which are
Miami,
Fort Lauderdale, Coral Gables,
West Palm Beach, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Hollywood and Daytona Beach.
;

agreed,

The

to

up

15 approved the company's proposed
provides
for the
issuance of
$5,000,000

$20,000,000

President,

Consolidated

and

of central

had

Shares

65,000

corporation

covering

offered

part to expand the capacity of the refinery at
Ponce,Puerto Rico,
to 75.000 barrels a day from 58,800 a
day, and to im¬
prove
product, yields.
The construction program at tne
refinery is
estimated to cost $9,500,(300.—V. 186, p. 2047.
;
-

acquire

of

14.

facilities.

$66,000,000

pany

sufficient

notification

stock

common

Y:\

J.: Diwoky,

ment

number

c-.»a

than

electric

operating

hame below:

2151.

p.

covering

by

Nov.

on

This

program.

be

filed

13

-.

debentures..
would

it

will

Corp., Yonkers, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—

shares

/

stockholders

mortgage

Roy

not

share, without underwriting.
working capital.
Y

■

Inc

company

its

to

securities

Kidder, Peabody & Go.

total

Cyprus Mining Co., Baltimore, Md.—Files With SEC—

2212.

p.

Nov.

on

110.000

Commonwealth
nancing

prices

at

$2.50 peT

'

new

after

Shares
Corp.100,000

Nov.

on

construction

southern

ipar $1-Canadian>
to
be offered at 50 cents
per share- -U. S. funds, trrough Ctratford Se¬
Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds arc to be used for
exploration and drilling costs.

corporation

Electronics

With Securities and

for

forth

FIF

greater

about

portions

firm

a

amounted

in

BUSINESS—Company supplies electric service in most of the terri¬
tory along the east coast of Florida, the agricultural area around

curities

1627,

p.

interest.—V.

at

which

!>Not

sub¬

amounts

amount

exhaust' the

used

1957-1958

change

has

of

expanded

the

authorization.

the

varying

Hanover Bank, 70
Broadway, New York 15, N.
(EST) on Nov. 25 receive tenders lor the sale to
Division first collateral trust mortgage bonds to an

be

t-he

trom

set

below

named

have

snare

primarily

and

a

stock

Burr,

lbu,

SEC

a8ths

flexible,

over-all

series,

purchased

The

offered

is

$6,953,279

common

the

noon

The

and

name

FIF

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale
shares are to be used by the company

Cubacor Explorers,
Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

a

whenever

i'or Bonds—

SEC

dissimilar

a

assets

Beane and

of the operating assets of the
subsidiary Hy-Pro Tool Co., the old

adopt

dividends

per

'

company

each

Walker & Co.

—V.

Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis Ry.—Tend¬

accrued

new

will

purcnaoe

JUigginscn

H.

are

to

to

,

Coffin

coupon

debentures of any

only to the limitation of
The
largest sales were made

ers

8,

fasteners

common
.

19G0

ject

revealed,

the

Hy-Pro

industrial

commitment

invest.

selling, agent were %%
on the 1967-70 series.

The

and

UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters

rate of 4.75% and mature
through 1970. They were offered
at prices ranging from 100%
to 97%%, plus accrued interest, to
yield
4.75',% to 5%, depending upon the
maturity date.
Commissions paicl

July

on

Aug.

on

months,'

cents

—

individual

would

investment

term

incorporated in Massachusetts

was

12

11

Florida Power & Light Co. — Stock Offered
Public
offering of 300,000 shares of Florida Power & Light Co.
common stock
(no par value) at a price of $49.50 per
share was made on Nov. 20 by an
underwriting syndicate
jointly managed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

com¬

major manufacturer of screws, nuts, bolts and
at
its plant at New Bedford,
Mass., and
through Hy-Pro it also produces taps and other
metal-cutting tools.

gratified by the market's reception of the C.I.T.
plan for a large issue of continuously-offered
debentures," Arthur o.
Diets,
President of C.I.T. Financial Lorpoiauon,
.aiu
tocm.,.
• uur
expectations have been justified that both institutional and
buyers

purchase by

purposes.
The old company

other

highly

are

stock.

later,

not

of

Options have been authorized to be
key employees to purchase up to 17,500 shares

Ls

pre¬

the
recent
offering, which came
by four additional series two weeks

were

exercise

upon

warrants.

and

company and its wholly-owned

company

making avail¬
types of pros¬

In

prices

established.

were

the

issuance

is

22,500 shs.

acquire

the

old

issue

prices

followed

original offering

placed

requirements of various
time to time to vary the Series
being
to make them conform with

from

offering

first

in

to

and

as

vailing
the

not

was

to

offered

were

to the terms, the
period running to April 1,
underwritten.

to

for

reserved

03

same

unci

According

22,500 shs.

past

and

paid.

Total

and carry on, under the same
management and with
personnel, the business conducted
by a Massachuetts corpora¬
tion of the same
name (the "old
company"), which has been engaged
in. the manufacture of
screws and other fasteners since its
organization
n>
1904.
After the purchase of the common stock
by the underwriters

Salomon

financing, the debentures

1957.

common

the

pronounced the

success."

officers

$1,500,000
350.000 shs.

shares

purchase

to

been

Outstanding$1,500,000
261,000 shs.

the

share;

per

FINANCING

warrants

BUSINESS—Company
1957,

an¬

continuous

proposed

pective

sources

of

of

selling agents.

of

15,

a

suited

company

maturities

able

as

months

the market, it was

on

"complete

a

acted

July

on

offered

within four

Company

pioneering method

a

be

15.

Hutzler

market

the

on

out

date it

the

anted

gj

PRESENT

value)—

par

22,500

stock

—

issue has been sold
was first placed

benture

bonds, due Oct. 15, 1972

Common

Completes Unique Offering
Debentures—The unique
$100,000,000 "open-end" de¬

of

TO

Authorized

Common
mon

Corp.

EFFECT

,

First mtge. 6%

"Includes

C.I. T.

During

working capital.

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

and its subsidiaries will require at least
$25,000,000 of additional capital during the remainder of 1957 and
1958. Present plans
are
to negotiate short term bank loans to
meet the
1957 and early
1958
requirements and to afford flexibility in
timing of permanent
financing during 1958.—V. 180, p. 1042.
company

1904,

giant

Rutherford

The

both

latter,
for

tires.-—V.

the

and

Los

Angeles

plants

are

still

.

under

^con-

entailing the largest-single e-<Pencbture, includes
production

186,

p.

1846,

of

tread

rubber

and the

retreading

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
14

Tlsfpd

on Nov. 18 were 1,720,000
comp:e

York Stock Exchange
stock of this

New

the

on

mission,

the

villages

believed

Its

ceramic

and

manufacturer of ceramics. Am°°8
clay sewer pine and conduit, tilt
chin? 'anl,!£DiSsE^
program lias deveioped^ interesUno

An

refractories.

potential

™The

State

net

earnings
earnings

End

8';

Increased

186,

$2,059,000.—V.

1847.

p.

Ashmun

S.

C.

Bache

Co.—Baylis on Board—

Mackall

150,000

Falls,

York,

New

it

Co.,

How

being

food

chain.

•

•

'

■

.

Is

new,

the

Of

year.—V.

186,

186,

Wm.

300,000
700,000

Zi___i-;
700,000
R. W. Pressprich 6c: Cp. 2,000,000
Baffen8perg6^/;Hugh'est.&'v>i:\-v;?.^,:::-'>v
Co.^ inc.
250,000
Rand & Co.—.; '50.0,000.

Co

&

.

150,000
Securities

Union

Davis

Cullom

Rippel

&

Evans & Co.

Schoellkopf,

Pomeroy. Inc.
Schwabacher. 6c

Foster

Marshall

&

250,000

&

Freeman

M.

M.

Co.,

100,000

Inc.

Green Co., Inc.—October Sales Off—

(II. L.)

'

Period End. Oct. 31—

—V.

186,

Inc.—Debentures Placed

Society,

Harrison &

Privately—

Hill

"This corporation on Nov. 19 announced

that it had placed
privately a total of $10,350^000 of 5%% debentures, due
Nov. 15, 1969, through Schroder, Rockefeller & Co. Inc.
The

proceeds

applied

being

are

commercial

of

repayment

to

loans.

,/'v.;

The

Its

company

"The

to

be

Americana"

the

world's

In

this

its

of

the

year,

and

186,

to

offered

company

stock

common

debentures.—V.

$2,500,000

of

the public 318,000
convertible sub¬

The

and

revealed.—V.

Cole

has

been

registering
186, p.

ratings

top

from

to

coast

Sweney Cartwright 6c Co./
Thomas 6c Co
i__

200,000

&

300,000

Baird

Townsend,

Co.

100;000

250,000
500,000

Van

Alstyne, Noel & Co.

700;000

Inc
Co

&

C.

—

White

N.

C.

MacArthur &

Inc.

PROCEEDS—Tin:

revenue—

$7,077,753

oper.

expenses-

5.463,652

to

:

coast,

the

repay

of

net

note

Trust

Co.

'

Net

from

rev.

—V.

186,

the company

5'c

EFFECT

GIVING

debentures,

materially

the

coming
Philadelphia

mill.
in

years,

Co.—Increasing Production Capacity

currently engaged in an expansion program that
improve thee ompany's, sales and earnings over
Lane Taylor,
President, told
a
meeting of
the

Securities

Association

Nov.

on

1958,

will

and

cf

the

increase

the

company
as
Estimated cost of the

Stated.
Net

profit

earnings

total

Hamilton

Paper

the

of
in

$548,862

nine

first

to

$750,093

this

of

in

1956

cash

flow

for

82,450,000 per
presently outstanding

Chares

profit

plus

$2.78

llartfield

p.

1961.

or

equivalent

185,

On

to

the

$4.62

423,450
share

per

937.

p.

1957—M'onth—1956

$1,615,663 $14,462,609 $13,799,073

1738.

See American Express Co.

above—V.

186,

E.

Moffitt

SQaussen

who

nearly

year

by

a

will

has

been

continue

beyond

the

as

request of the
Executive Vice-President

President

Director

a

company's
board.
Mr.

special

and

elected

since

Moffitt

January,

had

retirement
had

been

1956.—V.

Bjarne

served

of

age

for

65

Director

a

136,

p.

preferred

of

the

of

offering

of

$40,000,000 iirst mortgage bonds, 4%%
101.608% and accrued interest,

syndicate

managed by

011

Nov. 21 by an underwriting

Halsey,

group won award of the issue at
on

were

Co.,

and

Brothers,
Co.

(jointly),

(jointly),

The

Prices

Equitable

1987
■

for

4!v"

a

coupon from
Covd.
(jointly),

Securities
Union

100.8199'

and

Securities

<te

Co.

Kidder,

Peabody

100.83;

Blyth & Co. Inc.,

Salomon

bonds

ranging from

will

107.61'>

receding from 101.61';

to

be

to

par.

redeemable 1 at

par,

and

at

and Lazard Freres

special

redemption
redemption prices

plus accrued interest in each

case.

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to
in pare tjty?
company's construction program, to reimburse the

finance

company's
term

bank

treasury for construction expenditures, and to repay shortloans incurred to provide funds for the construction
pro-

fa^'c/7Estiraatecl conslruction expenditures
01
U57 and the
year

1958 have been set




for

the

shares

of

5Ye

stock, $10 par valuesubordinated conver¬

last four

months

by the company at $93,831,000.

&

1,000
1,000

Co.-

1,000

Co

6c

5,000

abovc.- -V.

& Electric Co.

Gas

185,

1275.

p.

l6o,000

Insurance Co.—Stoek Subscrip¬

shares of

stock recently

common

stockholders

to

on

share.

l-for-7

a

See further details in V.

186,,

626.

p.

144,000 shs,

10-year
due

Aug.

common

15,

stock

1965.

offered

Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—October Sales Off

sale

Upon

pursuant

Period End. Oct. 31—

to
:

$5,427,079
186,

1957—9 Mos.—1956

1957—M'onth—1956

•

Sales
—V.

54,945 shs.
325,600 shs.

—

BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Delaware 011
Oct., 31,
Its precedessor, Hycon Mfg. Co. (formerly "Hydra Control Co."i,
California corporation, was organized on Aug. 31, 1946, and merged

into

$5,604,749 $45,665,788

$46,130,599

1630.

p.

Investment Trust of Boston—Assets Over
Total

company on Jan.
30. 1952,
Oedekerk' & Ludwig, Inc.,
a
California corporation organized Nov. 21, 1946, arid-party to a Joint
Venture for the production of ordnance products with the company,
was
merged into the company on Feb. 1, 1954.
The principal execu¬
offices of

The

the company

are

located at 1030 South Arroyo'Parkway,
;

;/'//'-/:/i/>'/

and its wholly-owned subsidiaries. Hycon Aerial S"rveys, Inc. and Hycon Electronics, Inc., are engaged principally in the
design, development, manufacture and sale cf special and general
purpose
electronic test equipment, aerial cameras and photographic
instruments,
and
in
furnishing aerial survey and photogranimctric

shares

31,

services

that

1957,

in

neering
field.

A

93'/

to
of

public
the

agencies

company's
to

made

wore

the

industrial

and

sales

various

for

the

six

of

agencies

the

clients.

is

It,

months

ended

Federal

Trust

asset

value

net

assets

$37,129,023.—V.

were

End/Nov.

Period

2—

186,

32,895,849

421.

p.

Higher—

1957—4 Wks.—1956

ZaZ/Zi

Retail sales '_

$37,000,000—

outstanding on
Nov.
15,
1957 were
share on that date was $8.63 and

per

Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales

1957—44

Wks.—1956

321,015,432

347,870,972

31,081,353

—v; 186, p. 1848.

agencies

-

underwriters

below
have
severally
the shares of stock shown below:

Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Stearns

First

&

40,000

California

Sade

40,000

Co

'White

Inc. 40,000

Co.,

Gregory & Sons
;
40,000
Hugh Johnson & Co.. Inc. 40,000
J.
Bernard Joseph & Co.. 40.0QO
&

Co.,

J.

Inc.

Rice

&

—

Co.,

25,000

Inc.

25,000

^

Co

&

186,

2050.

p.

Idaho

&

Straus.

Blosser

Co

Mc-

Mohawk
Co..

.

Sutro

Valley

Power

Co.—Bonds

stock

of

in

&

be

paid

each
of

Investing

<■

Co_

6c

10v000

Co

10,000

Offered—An

underwriting

Blyth & Co., Inc. and Lazard Freres &
Nov. 22 offered for public sale a new issue of

Estate

the

shares,

of

Carl F.

5.86'/, of the

or

AS

OCTOBER,

OF

31,

1957

.Outstanding
800,000 shs.

since

has

1901.

share.

per

is

paid

R

company

not

December,

It

is

vet

dividends

cash

on

its common

,

paid three quarterly
anticipated that another
has

determined

by

the board of

dividends
dividend,
directors,

1957.

it$ principal offices and plnn.it
in
Wisconsin m 1900 as a
1885. 'A wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Johnson Controls, Ltd., with offices in Toronto, Canada, was
incorporated under the laws of the Dominion of'Canada in '1912,
The company is engaged
primarily in .the manufacture, installation
and servicing of pneumatic
temperature and air conditioning control
systems for the larger type of installations-such as tnose in schools,
office ouildings,
hospitals, hotels, institutions, ships, public building/
in

Milwaukee,

successor

•

tc

go

46,900

1,000,000 shs.

company

which

in

own

.

date;'the

BUSINESS—The

.

10.000

Reeves

amount

$5 )

year

to

to

are

to

■// ..:Authorized

■

(par

every

year,

35. cents

the

15,000

inc.
Bros.

/;

DIVIDENDS—-The

will

.v-.j

:

proceeds

on

stock."

CAPITALIZATION
stock

15,000
6c

Dowell

net

will-continue

common

.

Common

25.000

group headed by
on

which

outstanding

25,000

...

Co

Bioreu

Daniel

Shares

Baird,& Co. Inc.,

PROCEEDS—The

Johnson,

■This
-

Offered

Service Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Stock

Nov.. 20 headed a group
of investment bankers
offering 100,000 Shares of common
stock (par $5) at $47.25
per share.
"v/ '
:

named

Shares

Bear,

Johnson

—Robert W.

Gov¬

data processing and instrumentation
percentage of its sales volume is also performed
of the Federal Government.
-

agreed to purchase from the company

Co.

net

communications,

substantial

various

—V.

total

'this

of

The

company

ernment, including the Air Force,
the Ariny, and the Navy.
Hycon
Eastern, Inc., a majority-owned subsidiary, is engaged iq the design
and development of precision electronic components and
systems engi¬

for

the

the

Bros

general

Chapman

Lundborg

of record July 15 at $3.75 per
basis, 37,732 shares were subscribed
for and the: remaining 62,268 shares were offered to the
public on Sept. 3 -by Franklin Securities Co. at $4.50 per

share

-

Lehman

and

100.203.

series

outstanding,

1951.
a

Irving
received

Eastman, Dillon,

Sc Hutzler
&

also

offered

/; 285,000 Shs.
$1,133,000

$1,133,000

stock
following:

common

the

sns.

4.303,370.

Blair

bid of 100.9099%.

a

Bids
&

Stuart & Co. Inc. The
competitive sale Nov. 20

American

tions—Of the

—

1847.

Houston Lighting & Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Pub¬

series due Nov. 1, 1987, at
to yield 4.65%, was made

of

for

UNDERWRITERS—The

lic

1,000

Co.

p.,2153.

186,

International Fidelity

16,000 slis.

debentures
would
automatically be
in¬
to, 60,096 shares—of employee stock options outstanding
authorized _J

or

July

succeed.

who

and

normal

to

Irving

2,500
1,000

Co

Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.- -To Sell Bonds—

Exercise

estimated

Hooker Electrochemical Co.—New President—
Thomas

Dominickl

Farwell,

2,500

Co

&

&

Podesta 6c

Cruttenden,

6,000

2,500

Co

6c

5,000

V.

2,500
Co

Hopwood

Collins

7.000

Co

Co..

&

also

See

9.600 shs.

cumulative convertible non-

5\1>%

debentures,

all

engineering

2153.

p.

6c

&

&

-

Agncw

Barth

Julien

7.000

Co.

Co.

6c

Dominick

120.000 shs.

3,150,790

9,600 shs.
16,000 shs.
300,000 shs.

-

shares

v

Pasadena, Calif.

1957—9 Mos—1956

McDonald

Shurnan,
J.

7.000

-_

Sullivan

Northwest

Jaifra.v

Piper,

7,000

Corp.

2,500

thes.e

tive

Ilertz Corp.—New International Affiliate Formed—

/
j.

is

$1,644,099

186,

I960

8,000

6c Co'.
Marks 6c

Bache

Outstanding

creased
(3)

on

Stores, Inc.—October Sales Increased—

—,

—V.

this

depreciation."—V.

Period End. Oct. 31—
"Sales

by

year

Securities
M.

Prespvich

See

prospectus at the offering price indicated,
the number of shares reserved for conversion of

the

of

W.

It.

&

2,500

Inc.

Co.,
Pacific

1

Laurence

/

this

and

future/ Mr. Taylor stated that with the
Improvements made or expected to be made in 1957, 1958 and 1959
"we
would
expect under normal business conditions
to
bring out
net profits to $1,500,000 and our depreciation to $950,000 for a total
prospects

tible
of

late

Touching

year.

Jackson

Stearns

Bear,

$500,000

120,000 shs.
4,000,000 sus.

-

reserved

are

Conversion

(2)

by

amounted

months

the

to

stock

Conversion of

(1)

capacity at Miquon by
about 22'.;, Mr. Taylor
project is $4,600,000.

whole

a

Bosworth,

8,000

5,000

Co._

Simmons

6c

&

*

production

present

the

of

addition

*In

common

participating

completion

8,000

6c

Webber,

American

approxi¬

Ellis

Blunt

Inc.—.

5,000

Co
Co.-...

&

Whipple

8.000

Co.

5,000
&

5,000

&

Walker

H.

Bacon,

Weeks

6c

Honiblower

Trask

Spencer
G.

.5,000

Co

Inc.

Pomeroy,

10.000

6c

Hutton

Schoellkopf,

37,000

Co.__
10,000
Co'.I.';..— ': 10.000

&

& Co.._

Hut ton

F.

Co.

Becker

G.

E'.

Co

&
6c

Hogle

A.

J.

37,000

non-participat¬

conv.

stock

preferred

15.

scheduled! for

machine,

new

Weld

Ilallgarten

FINANCING

$500,000

1965

25,

Aug.

at $1.50 per share
Options at $7.50 per share
Options at $4.00 per share
Secured bank loan

expansion program includes the installation of a
speed paper machine
and
auxiliaries
in
the
Miquon

high

Production

33U-

to

5,476,785

company's

modern

due

Options

is

company

The

3,681,668

2153.

llamilto.11 Paper
This

filiould

PRESENT

TO

($10 par value 1
*Com. stock (par value 10c per share)
Restricted common stock options:

720,514

Securities ,6c
Witter

Shares

Shares

Co.—

,

6c Beane.l
Dillon, Union

Fenner

A.

6c

Pierce,

Lynch,

White,

convertible

subordinated

10-year

5'cumulative

541,245

York;, (2)

Authorized

1957—9 Months—1956

$6,887,860 $63,512,366 $61,935,603
4,900,002
50,646,556
46,600,304

$1,614,101

inc./-.

New

inventory and receivables./

to carry

$1,987,858 $12,865,810 $15,335,299

ry. oper.

oper.

p.

Merrill

150,000

:

of

'

';--v

...

Peabody

Kidder,

Wright & Co.,

proceeds will be applied as follows: (1) $500,- /
of the company dated Oct. 7, 1957, payable to

Midland

Marine

The

allow

ing

Ret railway

/;

mately $80,000 for research and development costs; (3) approximately ..
$120,000 for various capital improvements, principally machinery and 'f'Z
equipment, to be expended over a period of approximately . 12 months;
and
(4) the balance to be added to working capital".and• to be used
to

oper.

stock:

common

100,000

—

of

CAPITALIZATION

Railway
Railway

company

tional

I

group

and Robert W.

/■' /,.•■"

Co.,

2153.

p.

Hammill & Co.;
'

;;

underwriters: named below severally agreed to purchase from
the following respective number of shares of the addi¬

The

the

150,000

F. S: Moseley & Co.; Dean Witter

Shearson,

Co.;

6c

Co., Inc.'

&

Paine,

order

1629.

1957—Month—1956

&

.

Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-—
Period End. Sept. 30—

Co.—

—

Inc.

4,000,000

&

Williams

T.

Arthur L.

_

186,

McDonnell

Co.;

_

<fc

Dean

000

Jacksonville,

Mr.

150,000

Graff

:'

;

Hayden,. Stone 6c Co.;

include:

Curtis

latter

markets

bonds

share.

Sea Sold—

are,:
Boston,
Station
WHDH;
Cincinnati,
Station
Station
WFGA;
and Miami,
Station WCKT.
city, the program is sponsored by the First Federal
Loan & Savings of Miami, which was among the
original sponsors
Of Guild Films' Liberace program.
*
Kingdom of the Sea is currently being telecast in more than 80

150,000

—-—

/"On"'

UNDERWRITERS—O.ther members of the underwriting group for the

250.000

Co.—

6c

by

thereto.

Co..

&

supplemental indenture, and by property; earnings, anil
provisions of the mortgage and second supplemental indenture

fixed

underwriters, headed by DempseyTegeler & Co., on Nov. 21 publicly offered an issue of
400,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per

markets

the

Nicola,us
—-'1_1

<

Sales of Kingdom of the Sea, a unique underwater series, for tele¬
casting in color in four markets, has been announced by John Cole,
Vice-President for Sales.

In

Stix

6c

Inc.

Co.,

fered—A

V1LW-T;

Inc.

Stern

215,000 shs.
2,475,000 shs.

of first mortgage bonds;, issuable is limited within the
$300,000,900 or such other maximum amount as may

of

maximum

Hycon Manufacturing Co., Pasadena, Calif.—Stock Of¬

"//

Guild Films Co., Inc.—Kingdom of the

Stifel,

200,000

15,000,000

amount

;:,The

800.000

Eastman

5'/-

1376.

p.

700,000

other

—

200,000

Co.
—V.

of

May

ordinated

be

Ladenburg, Thalmann 6c

publications!
chares

200,000-

Co.

Book of Knowledge.*' It is
publisher and distributor of such

largest

300,000

Moore & Co.__:_i
Brothers &' Co*.---

Corp. of Nor¬

6c

Kenower,

"The

and

Deane, & Scrlbner

Smith,

150,000

Taylor

Kean,

chiefly in the publication and distribution bf
reference source books; among others, notably

and

Encyclopedia

believed

Kalman

engages

encyclopedias

Singer,

folk

bank

20,000,000

100,000

Humphrey,
Investment

v:

15,000,000

due

700,000
800,000

Applegate

12,000,000

--

.

scries

Co.—

&

'

series due

250.000

Co

Richards

Ilulmc,

-_

/

5,000,00b
10,000,000

4l/a'c

200,000
Sons-

Co.—
Gregory 6c Sons
&

$18,000,000

-

-

31%'.;

150,000

Hobbs

&

Garrett

Goodbody

"

1150.

p.

Grolier

Robert

$9,110,077 $76,012,628 $76,740,579

$8,867,221

>>/24i((':;;«eriesi!"due*t'1979--ri

2,000,000
'
300,000

Shaugnessy & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.

Funk,

Co.

&

1957—9 Mos.—195G

1957—Month—1956

Z-.Z.

Gales

II.

Creston

-

' ;3 «<!'•; series!,;

1981 .1-:•—
>7,; ///;
1987...-Co.„..
4series'due 1987—. / • ■
Scott, Horner & Co.l—. ■ 156,000 V
4'/
preferred cumulative stock ($100
Scott 6c Stringfellow/ 150,000
par value)
X*—. —
—;
600,000 shs.
Seasongood & Mayer-.- / 200,000
.Coipmon stock ($10 par value)... ...6,000.000 shs.

150,0G0

Fauset, Steele & Co

31,769,479 290,836,606 269,789,258

Huttori '&.

150,000

/ V

•/•■-

-.v

•

^.977-

series',"due*

2'U'o

c'r

of

31,

Authorized,,/., .Outstandjlng

-;v

■

1979..

due

series

•

1957,

/PRESENT' FINANCING,,

CAPITALIZATION GIVING: EFFECT- TO

Firsfc^mortgage> boniis^v'.

:__LV 150,000

300,000

Inc

iT-

July 31,

and. a net inoome
months ended Dec.

;wefe:^6;70d488ioperating;:rfeyenuei-;gn^$5;770,768/netk income;

; 1956

250,000

800,000

12 months, ended

for the

company,

fotal operating revenues of $26,910,210,
$5 881 3.11.
.Comparable .figures for the 12

had

-

Robinson-Humphrey,;,
Co., Inc.
>'

Merle-Smith_— 2,000,000

&

Edwards, Inc

J.

Co

&

EARNINGS—.-The

.

"CV

.

The

1,000,000

Co.

Dick

.

w

Gardner..- /

&

:'>BUSINESS^^omp£hy's^
Oregon- and a: portion of northern Neyada. The service territory covers
a
16 000-squpre-rinilc area With a population of approximately 400,000
The company's propertieS.iiiiclude 17 generating stations, 16 of which
are
hydroelectric with * an aggregate capability rating of 355,445 kw„
and peaking capacity of 373,050 kw.
"
v.; ■

150,000

Co.,

&

—

Relnholdt

500,000

Co.

R.

'

■

Pollock

E.

Inc.

Schmertz

Inc

Co.,

Dallas

2153.

p.

250,000

250,000

Cunningham,

1957—10 Mos—1956
$
$

$

$

33,339,522

—V.

150,000

C6.

&

250,000

.

feet. It
the first

(W. T.) Grant Co.—October Sales Increased—

Gales

800,000

-

Shelby

1957—Month—195G

Overton

A.

Securities Corp.

.

Period End. Oct. 31—

J.

150,000

_•

Courts

1954.

and

2153

pp.

Co.,

Patterson, Copeland»&
Kendall, Inc.
—_;_

&

•

modern market has a total area of 12,800 square
the 3lst new market to be opened by Grand Union since

The

—.

&

Securities Corp
Clayton Securities Corp.

has opened its newest market in Tupper Lake. N. Y.,
fchiield, President, announced.
This is the 381st market
operated by
Grand Union,
the nation s second oldest

P.

&'•;

Pacific Northwest Co.—-

City

company

Lansing

Co../ 300,000
1,000,000
' . '
150.000
Hirschberg, Inc.
100;000

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds-from this sale- and; from the sale last week
of 225,000 common ^shares at $31.50 per share will be used by Idaho
Power for partial payment of short-term bank; loans made for interim
financing
and construction expenditures.;? The
company's estimated
construction budgec. for the balance of 1957-58 totals $75,695,000. /» i

Corp.-

Inc.

Denton.

&

Inc.

Carolina

The

Offering Completed—The public offer¬

Common Stock

<

Wells &

O'Connell

Homer

1,000,000
800,000

Co

&

Bros.

Burns

2596.

Co.—Opens New Market—

Union

Grand

Norris &

Co.

&

Burnham

18 by George D.

announced on Nov.

was

latter company.—V. 179, p.

1,000,000

North &
200,000

Baxter

Coe

Showers
Murray, Inc.

Nongard,

700.000

Fitch,

6c

Hanseatic

Y.

N.

&

Co.

—,

Mullaney,

Co

Parker

200,000
—250,000

Stern

&

200,000

Co.—

&

Barrett,

and
has

Baylis, Jr.,

Mead, President of the

redemption prices range from 101.61%
/■/■'.'•-;■ ;/•////Z//;
■•//'."■>. v/

-

Dec.

150,000

—

& Strudwick—

Anderson

Auchincloss,

Vice-President in charge of Middle Atlantic
New England area
activities of Bankers Trust Co.. New York,
been elected to the board of directors of the Glens Falls Insurance
Glens

i

,

Co.

Allison-Williams

'

Falls Insurance

Glens

•.

v

.

Redpath

Chester

endid

amount,

to, the principal

$35,196,QOO. .and_.net. .incoriie of
31, 1956 operating revenues

of

revenues

year

''
1957-the .company

31,

ing of 225,000 shares of common stock at $31.50 per
$17,544^000/./#/•; / :/!Z
share, which was made on Nov. 15 through ah under¬
PURCHASERS—The names of the several purchasers and the principal 1
writing syndicate headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
amount of the 1987 series bonds wnich they have severally agreed: to y
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, was oversub¬
purchase arc as follows:
Lawson. Levy, Williams
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $7,000,000
scribed and the books closed. A-*./.v■/,>!;■■;//
/./•.

California and
Washington.
1956 were $33,5~3,o/0 with,
of $3,352,941.
The company has reported record sales
for the first nine months of 1957.
rfales lor this period
to
$27,144,000 while net income increased 10/
to

of

the

the

For

Aug.

amount.> Special

the principal

:i y'ic:

'

ended

months

12

aggregated $77,504,000 and net income was

in

Plants

operates 10
Net sales for

presently

company

the

operating

$18,347,000.

the electronic, nucleai

ceramic materials in

"for

uses

total

showed

fine

Franciscan
active research

veneer,

communities.

and

EARNINGS—For

Do tlie world's most diversified
nrincioal products are vitrified

to

•

1957

and Eastman Dillon Union Securities & Co. (jointly ), 100.7099; Merrill
BUSINESS—Company is engaged principally in the generation,, trans- . /•
distribution and sale of electric energy,..-.serving an ■ arpa* in; Lynch; Pierce;-.Fenncr' &'Be&ne, 100.5291; Halsey, Stuart. & Co., iac
100.4399. and Equitable Securities Corp., 100.373.
'«
Texas Gulf Coast Region, estimated at approximately 5,600 square
miles, in which are located Houston, Galveston, and 145 smaller* cities, ■ / r/The new bonds are redeemable at prices.', ranging from 107.86''/- to

Co.—Listed on Big Board—

Gladding, McBean &

•

Monday, November 25,

..

.

(2270)

and

to

a

except

Some

parts

$15,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%.% series, due Nov.
15, 1987, at 101.608% and accrued ihterest, to yield 4.65%
to maturity. The issue was awarded to the group at com¬

the

petitive sale Nov. 21

was

business

industrial

dences

company,

Wise,

plants.
for
of

founded

It

does

occasional

the

which

has

incorporated
in

about

not

produce

installation

equipment

sold

in

or

in

a

sell controls for
large home.'

Canada-are

resi¬
.

manufactured at

ponents.

Other bids
and

White,

for

Weld

the

&

bonds

Co.

on
as

its bid of 100.92%.
434S

(jointly),

came

from:

100.8399;

Kidder,

Salomon

Peabody & Co.

Bros.

&

Hutzler

subsidiary's plant
materials,

different
on

Ihe

sources

single

any

company

in

parts
and

and

components

the operations of

source

also

Toronto.

of

supply

for

manufactures

(Continued

are

essential

certain
on

radar

page

from maIp.
not depenclei

purchased

the company are

any

56)

materials
testing

or

com¬

devices, anc

186

Volume

Number 5693

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2271)

DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements

tables.{-:In the 'first

Per
Name of

grouped in two separate >
indicate all the dividends an--

we

are

tie

Ceiitral

?

Per

:

Name of Company

<

When

Aeroquip Corp. (stock dividend™.™
Aetna Insurance Co. (Hartlord) (quar.)
Albany & Vermont RR
—:
Alleghany-Ludlum Steel Corp.Mquar.)______
Allen Industries t quar.>
_■/_

HOtaen

Payable

of Rec.

5V

____

lr

6

1-

65c

$1.25

2

;

12-15

,

12-13

12-21

50c

1112-

..

25c

Allied Gas Co. (quas.)_—
.stock dividend,

12-14
12-14

12-

HK'i:-- i,; 12-23

_

M2-

a

(quar.j.

Common

25c

25c

—•_—

dividend

—

American Colortype Co;

American Cyanamid

(N. J.)

Co.,

25c

(quar.»

._

25c

quar.)

40c

___™1_

12-20

8 7 VaC

com.,.(incr.

American General

Quarterly

12-16

iT2-

2

1 - 2 ."

12-

,

.'

15c

(increased)

■

+._!

—

47

27

A

common
common

VaC

12-31
1-

12-

12 VaC

1-

2

1-

2

31V4C

.Year-end-'.

•7^;. preferred
American Surety Co.tj ( quar. >L_—:
American Telephone 3r Telegraph Co.'( qiiaf.)
American Writing Paper 4 quar.)__'___

1a-

25c

12-

40c

12-16

12-

2

25c

12-20;

12-

6

45c

12-10

11-29

12-10

50%

Associates- InvestmentCo. '< quar.)__
Atlantic City Electric Co. (increased)
Atlantic .Company (quar.

65c

1-

35c

1-15

2

12"

Class

B

class

Ltd.,

12 VaC

('quar.)

A

•

1-

a

2

1-

2
2
2

12-16

(quar.„

Sewing Centers

<

Automatic Fire Alarm
Automatic
30c

VI 5c

Steel

1-

2

1-

2

10c

quar.l__—

Co.

(quar.)

Products,

Inc.—

nonvoting nonoumuhuive

Foods'Inc.,

12-27

12-

12-10
12-10

11-29

1-

1

A

Babcock

25c

1-

3

12-

6

4%

(quar.) 2—_

Wilcox

&

Co

1-

6

12-

6

(quar.)_

dividend

Stock

Badger Paper Mihs—
Bailey-Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5^ % conv. preferred 2nd series
Baltimore

&

Ohio

Common
Common

(quar.)

Common

(quar.)

Common

4',0

non-cum

4%

Optical

dividend

Beauty

to

Detroit

Edison

2

Detroit

Harvester

20%

._

(quar.)

Burial

Casket

Stratton

4y n'/o

G(/o

2nd

Class

A

Bulova Watch Co.
Burns & Co., Ltd.
Extra
:

1

&

iA.

Cable

1-

1

12-

12-

2

12-13

12-

12-26
1-

12-

preferred

5

60c

12-

5

12-13

12-

2

12-14

11-29

12-20

11-29

0

Stock

dividend

Eastern

Stainless

Eastman

/

1

1-29

1-

12-12

Gordon

1-

6

9

7-

9

115c

10-29

3 0-

9

25c

1-20

12-27

10c

1-

Class

12-12

;

.'<12-16

12-10

*■

1
1

1-15

11-26

12-13

Extra

Great

11-16

11-25
11-25

12-24

12-10

Grumman

12-16

12-

12-27

12-

Grinnell

2

:125c

1-

3
2

Class

40c

12-16^-4-2-

2qc

12-16

27c

12-

1

12-16

12-

12-17

12-31

12-17

25c

12-16
2-

1

12-18
1-

3

12-

414 7o

Class

2

12-12

12-

$2

12-14

1-10

1-25

12-17

1212-

5

1-

1-10

1-

1

12-

1-

1

12-

5

1

12-

5

1

12-

50c

12-18

12-

fl

-

(speciali-

—

class

(quar.)

(quar.)™,

2

12-

5

1-

1

12-

5

52

Va C

62 VaC

30

12-12
12-30

;20c

12-26

12-

12-

12-31

12-

6

lc

12-20

12-

3

•

12-

1:25c

1-

2

12-30

'

12-30

V 1-

J 62 Vac

2 '

12-10

12-15

12-12

11-30
11-30

$31 Vi c '+■ V 1-. 2
12-31
1:20c

__

j

'

Federal

12-31

12-31

11-27

+25c

12-16

11-29

12-16

Casualty



I

—

(Battle

2

1-

2

2-

1

12-16

1212-

for

12-13

12-20

12-

12-27

12-

Hot

Co.

11-14

2

12- ,2

(quar.)

12-17

12-

Publications

3

12-21

20c

12-20

1212-

3
4

1

Extra

Fifth

_—

!

(reduced)

Lines

(from

Corp.

of

12-16

11-30

12-10

11-30

Class

A

12-

Class

B

(quar. 1

5

America

at

12-20

11-29

11-29
11-29

12-20

12-

1

1-10

1-

1

32-10

1:20c

1-

1

12-10

^CK3C

12-

2

31-22

—
—

/

4iV

12-10

11-29

VaC/

12-16

11-25

_

1-

12-10

2

1- 2

3 2-10

12-11

11-29

50c

12-11

11-29

$1.50

12-11

11-29

1

12-12

'

50c

:
and

A

12-10

$1.06'.4V
$1.12 Va
)

—

31-29

25c

37

(quar.)___.

com.

6

2-

$25c

'

:

—

(quar.)

Bj
——

1-

1:15c
50c

12-20

12-

20c

(quar.)—

11-29

12-10

12-

Inc.

(quar.)

11-15

5

2

12-13

25c

12-

6

12-12

31-23

12-28

12-

25c

11-22

11-11

(50c

12-13

31-25

12-13

11-25

53'hC

——.—--——

25c
12 VaC

-

.

2-14

5

1-24

50c

12-14

32-

60c

12-27

12-17

10c

1-15

12-16

1-

15c

(Calif.)

Co.

2

(Brooklyn N.

Y.)__

3

3 2-13

—
—

—

—

(quar.)

—

40c

12-13

3 2-

25c

12-31

12-23

6

20c

dividend)

(stock

B

for

A

share

each

dividends

stock

class

B

subject to

B

(Frank

Foods

div.)

share

class

(One sh of
B held)

Ltd.,

W.)

class A

5

1-20

held).

.

(stock

2

32-

12-31

approval

17).
each

12-

12-15

of

share

(One

12-13

12 VaC

100 V.

—

—

class

.

A

(quar.)—,.

—

1-

$3.2 VaC

12-

2

3

12-13

31-29

12VaC

11-29

11-35

12VaC

11-29

1%

Inc. (stock div.)„_
Inc:, 5V pfd.-(quar.)

1

11-15

$1

1-

1

12-20

$1

2-

1

1-16

$1.25

2-

1

1-16

1-

1

12-13

$12VaC

12-31

11-29
12-

$50c

Indiana Limestone Co
Indiana

12-18

12-

2

Steel

Products

2

10c

—_—

Co.'(quar.)

12-18

12-

2

12-20

12-

9

Insular Lumber

20c

12-20

12-

9

50c

12-20

12-12

12-10

11-23

12-10

13-23

3

12-20

20c

Industrial Development Corp. (quai\)_.
Industrial Rayon Corp. _———

30c

12-16

30c

5c

10-17

1-

25c

12-14

12-

a

50c

12-16

12-

2

95c

12-16

12-

2

25c

12-14

12-

2

15c

iquar.)

—

investment
11-29

12-T4

12-

2

:—

$2.50

12-19

12-

5

(quar.)

'20 c

1-

1

12-16

20c

Baltimore—

Co.

(quar.)-.—
Interlake Iron Corp. (irreg.)—:

International

Breweries

1-

1

12-16

Interstate
Class

B

Salt

25c

1-1

12-16

15c

1-

1

12-ij

_

(increased)

(year-end)_;

Financial

Corp.,

common

(quar.)

40c

:

—

.

International

12-16

»

11-20

12-20

48 lie

(quar.)— _—

11-30

(quar.)

12-20

11-29

12-13

————-—

12-16

3V2C

15c

32-10

11-29

12 Vac

—

Co.,

12-13

income)
Finance

2

12-20

12-20
12-13

'

17c

(quar.)

Fund

1-

12-10

25c

—

(quar.)™

16c

—

Coach

2

5%

(.quar.)—

(quar.)

com.

(monthly)

$1

Industrial

Avenue

Financial

2
2

1-

20c

20c

York

31-25
32-

$1.75

Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada-

Creek,

(quar.)

of New

2

12-

—

5 V preferred series A (quar.) __—
Ilygrade Food Products Corp., commoni——
"4V series A pfd. iquar.)
4 V
series B pfd. (quar.)-—

11-14

10c

12-

12-15

Rapid Transit Co. Ltd.—

Shoppes,

Hunt

6

12-

Horner

6

2%

2

12-15

30c

1

Ltd. —:

Title Guaranty

Class

9

12-30

11-29

11-25

12-

60c

Co

Dec.

2

12-30

Oil

class

1-24

5%

11-29

12-14

$1.10

Spencer & Bartlett■ <te Co.

(Boih

11-25

25c

9

6

12-14

70c

'
(quar.)

Engineering

preferred A

Class

11-25

$1.35

9

12-

12-

1-

62 VaC

5preference (quar.)—j.
Hoover Co., class A
(stock div.)

11-25

2

12-

2

12-31

"(j

;-

class

011

Common

11-25

2

1-

12-23

75c

:

Assn.

Mortgage

Fiduciary Trust Co.

50c

Co.
(quar.)
America

Co.

(quar.)„:

30c

&

11-

$1.18

,

12-10

(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper

Quarterly

11-25

$1.03

:

12-10

2

$12 VaC

11-29

$1.40
—

&

National

Federated

11-27

$25c *'

Corn.-, i year-end i™

12-16

$1.12 Va

$1.25

Co, of New York (quar.)

2

1-

—

(quar.)_

B

Honolulu

12-20

30c
-

11-29

12-31

Life

Mich.)

11-29

15c

$43=ic

—

1

50c

.

1-

lc

11-29

•,

t$l

+25C

class A_„

4i)C

1-

50c

Federal

(quar.)

_r-

2

Ltd.—

Co.—
3.90V
preferred (quar.)_.
Hawaiian Agricultural- (quar.)
Hawaiian Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Hercules Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Herff Jones Co., 50c pfd. A (s-a)__;™
Hershey Chocolate Corp.—
Common
(increased-quar.)
___——

Home

11-30

$1.06 V'4

35c

(s^a).

11-30

12-14

J37 V>C

iquar.)

—

dividend

Company,

Excelsior Insurance

$20c4,>:-12-14

A

Stock
Essex

12-

55c

Home Fire & Marine Insurance

12-16

40e

Emery Air Frgight (increased)™

12-16

12 Vac

Harding Carpets, Ltd. (quar.)
Ilarris-Intertype Corp. (quar.)

Holly

12-16

$60c

(quar.)

2

_

5

'Trust, Ltd. (quar.)™_

Storage Battery (quar.)™

12-

15c

(quar.)—
High Voltage Engineering Corp. (annual) —

5

Electric

6

$1.18 = 4

■

;

2

$1.12 Va

—

iquar. I

preferred

Hlbbard

12-12

2

Share Co.

&

-

12-13

1-

12-16

(quar.)

iquar.)

Hewitt-Robins.

11-30

3

1-

Bond

A

4V4V

11-30

1-

Electric

2

Corp.—

5

1

—

2

12-

$1

•

5

50c

1-

preferred

5

12-

12-13

Hartford Electric Light

5

1

50c

12-13
12-13

12-13

(quar.)

2

$1.12 Va

1

1

VaC

$12 Vac

Aircraft

Hart-Carter

11-25

1-25

1-

1-

20c

12-13

50c

1-

(quar.)—_—

12-13

20c

Extra
.

4

65c

common

1

•

12-13

1-

25c

4Va V preferred (,quar.)___
—
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A (quar.)

1-27
12-

1-

(quar.)-:
preferred i quar.)___.——
preferred iquar.)
$5.40 preferred (quar.)__.
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of Amer. (quar.)____
Stock dividend,
—r—.

2

^

(quar.)
of

Co.,

1

dividend

dividend

Hammermill

12-24

51V4C

$4.50

2

(quar.):

(increased)

M.i

Electric

Paso

$4.12

12-2

12-16

27V3C

Ltdw

El

1-

20c

:—_______

Hamilton,Paper Co.
Stock dividend

12-10

52 Vac

—

11-13
11-18

12-

(quar.)__

011

Sugar, common

Corp.

Ilallnor Mines,

12-16

1-15

1-

11-18

2
2

12

Utilities—

Gas

Hahn Brass, Ltd.,

2

12-31

2

1212-

'

2

:j:40c

:125c

:

12-13

(quar.)

Co.

Life Insurance, Co.

Gulf

11-29
12-

12-

Vac

20c

Grocery Store Products (quar.)

12-20

12-20

11-26

25c

12-2

1-15

5

12-20

$1.15

Extra

12-27

12-

2

12-11

25c

12
'

(quar.)

common

Stores,

preferred

11-29

517«c

r-3.—

6

6

$1

lib

11-29

12-13

1

1-

1-

13c

(quar.)

Western

$1.50

—

(quar.)

1212-

Ordinary

.11-29

37 Vac

common

'

12-31
12-31

time)

preferred A

12-16

——

----—»--•

Stores,

8

shares)„

Y.)

(N.

preferred (quar.)
Paper, common

12-17

46%c

preferred, (quar.)_,

4(4 V

12-

$1.25

Northern

4.40V'

11-29

Corp. (quar.).,——
(increased quar.)—____

1

Edison Bros.

2

12-31

$1.23

(quar.)

B

12-31

—

$4.72

+

General

6

A

Northern

$2.80
Great

1-15

2-

Great

F.)

$2.50, preferred

11-29

2-

25c

—

2

6

————

Mackay

12-16

(quar.)_..—_—

Steel

Investment

Co.

Inc.

Bios.,

40c

(extra)——

Co.

12-

12-

59=uC

(quar.)„:

Cement

this

at

(B.

Class

11-22
:

87 Vac

(quar.)

12-

12-31

37 VaC

(quar.)

Goldolatt

'•

.11-29

12 Vac

—L_™

Kodak

Economic

9

4-

7-29

B

11-22

12-10

25c

i- 9

4-29

Class

12-31
1-15

—

12-10

6

Gold

12-13

11-27

3 %

com.

12-13

15c

(quar.)______

A

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seal Dairy Products

Goodrich

50c

$1.25

—

2

12-16

$1.25

—

$4.50

$1.31 = 4

(year-end)

Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,

11-29

1-29

payment

6

12-

30c

——__

(quar.)™^.———

1-

12-16

25c

r

'

12-13

5c

12-

t$1.12V'a

—

2

20c

,

'

8

11-29

1-

$1

(quar.)

class

Brewing Co.—
(Action deferred on

1

25c

(quar.)___

12-

12-20

45c

i

Portland

12-16

50c

—.'—

12-21

Nebraska-—

of

Insurance

30c

(quar.)__-,™____—,—__™_

$2
50c

(quar.)

Falls

12-16

30c

(qitar.)_.

12-

1-

(quar.)

4 VaC

4.

11-29

12 VaC

Co.

Distilleries,

B

$1.50

(quar.)_

12-18

—

common

Falls

15c

—1_

(s-a)—

11-29

Goebcl

6

30c

(quar.—

$2T0

Co.,

Glens

5

$1

Nemours, com.

2

12-18

11-29

12-18

25 c

(quar.)

12-

(quar.)

Glens

11-20

3'

common

1

2c

(quar.)

Machine

Class

11-29

30c

preferred
preferred

11-20

3

$5

2

12-13

20c

preferred

12-15

1-10

_4—_

!

preferred

Corp.

1-17

1:15c

(qv.ar.>—_:™™_

?age

11-22

10c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

2

1-

preferred
(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)

22 VaC

Co.

A

Marble

50c

Steel,

2

12-

$4.92

3 V

4.10V-

11-29

.tlOc

„L..™-_

Products

a]ln

&

12-

1

25c

'

I? Preferred

Castle

1

1:15c.

;

!

Canadian General Securities
Ltd.,
Class B
i

Pa

1

50c

(quar.)

do

12-

J 15c

_

&

12-

15c

(quar.)

Investments, Ltd,———

11-12

1

1-

..

—

Gisholt

—_

——

2

12-

87 VaC

preferred (quar.) ____Vi.™___™_
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred (quar.)

11-22

$1

(quar.)___—

&. Bradstreet

4.20V

12-17

1

2-

12-15

25c

Canadian Breweries, Ltd.—
$1.25 conv. pref; iquar.l__"
Canadian Celanese, Ltd.,4 common

Carriers

1

20c

(quar.)

v

1-

—___

5%

50c

4.15 r,'o

12-31

1-

20c

Inc.,, common (quar.)
S4.75 preferred A
(quaT )_
Calumet Oil Co:ll;;
..j/'v-.y,
Canada Bread Co.; Ltd.,
S^.pref. B (quar.)
Canada Foundries &
Forgmgs, Ltd.—
b
Class A (quar.)

n.

12-

1:40c

(quar.)__

Co.

($20 par)

Glenmore

—

11-12

1:35c

(quar.)

!
General
Tin
Investments,
Ltd.,
American certificates (ordinary

2

iquar.)

common

I.)

pfd.

$8

Telephone Co.

Georgia

;

(quar.)

2

6

12-

B__,

Light Co., common
3.75'p
preferred) (quar.)_.
4'i preferred (quar.)

1-17

1-15

16 V4c

Calumet & Hecla

series

2-1
:

+$1.50

i

;

12-

12-31

25c

(quar.)

Ltd.

preferred
preferred

$4.50
Dun

1-17

15c

'„•

12-16

10c

Duquesne

12-17

1

+S1.50

(quar.)„™„_
preferred iquar.)——.

Extra

11-29

1-

.iquaf./™.-™™™—

5.40•>
512preferred (quar.)—California Portland Cement

$1

12-16

2-

—

preferred

B

11-20
11-29

|$1.18:/4
1

California-Pacific Utilities,-corn,

Class

2

12-16

15c

(quur.)_„
Terminal Co.__

Wire

2

12-

"5i$1.09%

iquar.)

$3.50

11-15

12-

pfd.

Preferred

10c

:

Exploration

(E.

duPont

Co.,

preferred (quar.)
Cigar Co. (quar.)__

General

11-29

at

preferred (quar.)——
Corp.
(stock dividend)™

Drilling &

3

:i:50c

(reduced)

Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Burroughs Corp.

Canada

12-

12-16

:|:
t $ 1.12 M>

com. iquar.)

!

Rope

1-

11-29

(quar.)_______

Inc.

Foundries

Driver-Harris

3

25c

:

Bascome

12-12

18.

(quar.)

.

12-17

12-

$$1.25
$$1.38

—_

preferred ($100 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37'/a preferred (quar.)

11-29

(quar.)___.

and

1

5c

5V

12-31

(quar.)

preferred

Corp.,

5'.'o

Dravo

11-22
12-

Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. "(quar.)—

5'o

Dover

11-29

20c

(quar.)
common
(extra)

(extra)

Broderick &

Bush

11-29

:12-10

20c

preferred

Brockway Glass,

4Va%

12-13

35c

(quar.)

11-29
11-20

2

12-31

iquar.)

Co.

Dominion Scottish

12-27

2

1-

11-30

_..V

1st

G'»

.

i

12-16

iquar.)

preferred (quar.)™
preferred iquar.i
preferred (quar.)

4:,4%

1-31

12-13

•

20c
_______

Telephone Co.,

preferred

Co.

Corset,

Dominion

2

12 VaC

Corp.(quar.)

Year-end
Columbia

Dominion

12-13

2

40c

Bpyertown

4*2'.'o

1-

40C

;

B

British

12-

12-20

$1

(quar.)__
Black-Clawson Co.
iquar.)'—

'■

12-10

IOC

-

—™-_™

& Gossett Co.
(quar.)™.
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A (quar.)

&

12-10

2

12-16
12-

5V

11-29

$1.37 Va

America

1

1-

General Contract Corp., common (quar.)-

:120c

Bell

Briggs

2

11-29

6

(extra)

common

Diana .Stores Corp.

'

Counselors

Class

1-

12-16

C.)

of

—

(quar.)

12-10

1-

$1.07

Voting

11-21

12-

20c

62 VaC

Valley Finance, class A (quar.)
A (extra)

8-22

11-27

15c
56 V4C

11-29

50c

—___

11-28

11-29

12-10

(quar.)

com.

Giant Portland Cement Co.

Extra

1-20

12-27

$1.50

1st

4uc

Delaware

25c

approval

of

DWG Cigar Corp.

11-29

General

Dennison Manufacturing, class

$1.00

12-16

4V

General

10c

A

Pilot Plants,

R

11-30

12-10

(quar.)___

company (quar.)—
Cable Corp., common (quar.)

Stock
D •&

12-

12-14

25c

2Va%

Box

50c

9-19

(quar. .1
Ties

Co.

Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Baking

General

3

at

(quar..

5-23

$3c

(subject

preferred
Brummell

Steel

12-19

iquar.)

stockholders)
4%

Beau

Crucible

(Indiana)

Power

General

3

(quar.)

Cutler-Hammer, Inc.

3

12-17

26c

;

preferred

General

3

12-

(quar.)
1

Corp.

class

011

$1

—_—

Lomb

&

12-

12-13

dividend

Corp.
:

$1

______%

12-13

Electric

47,'aC

—:

1-

12-

(quar.)

(stock

6

4

25c

70c

com.

6

$1.25

11-29

12-13

$14.65

payment

12-

'

General American Transportation (increased)

Co.'""'

Ltd

2-21

'•

1-23

35c

iquar. >_

11-28

2

11-29

20c

Corp.

3-20

1-

12-16

12-16

:.

Nov.

2

12-+5

c

;

convertible preferred (quar.)™—

5V>V?

12-20

75c

on

6-20

$1.75

2

5V

12-12

—

12-19

1-

1-

$1

D.

1-15
12-

12-

$4.50

11-25

1

(quar.)_

$1

.

4^aV

11-25

68:!4C

(Wash.,

1

1

tquur.)-,

dividend

Gatineau

2

$1

Insurance

held

a_.

Co.

Machinery

Gary Railways, Inc.

12-14

12-31

53 V» c

common

Corp.

Petroleum

Extra

8-22

™-

—

on

Co.

Special

5-23

iquar.

12-

2

62 VaC

,

$1

(quar.)

12-27

,2-21

6-20
9-19

25c

_•

Hydro-Electric, com.
7%
preferred
1 quar.)
4%' preferred (quar. 1
4Vispreferred
iquar;.) ™'
Bar.vmin Co., Ltd.
Stock

3-20

25c

—

Bangor

Bausch

12-

Title

Crossett Co., class A
.Class B (quar.)

11-15

25c

;

pfd.

1

12-30

1-14

(quar.)

preferred

Petroleum

Creole

12-' 2

50c

.

pfd. (quar.t_™„—
pfd. iquar.1_
pid. iquahi

non-cum.

12-

:!:$01.359375

(extra).

—■

Iquar.)

non-cum.

4%. non-cum.

12-16

$3

—

25c

RR., com.
(reduced quar.)

4%

18:)4C

——

11-29

12-

Inc;—.

dividend

Coffee

11-29

10c

Class

12-14

2-

12-14
12-16

11-29

30c

(quar.)

com.

common

Steel

Cosden

12-16

$1.37 Va

Corp., com. (quar.)
$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
™u.___
Cortland Corp.

11-29

11-25
11-29

2

2

40c

of the loom, Inc.—
$3 non-cumulative preferred (semi-annual)
Funsten (R. E.) Co., common (quar.)

12-16

$155

payment

(quar.)
Commercial Corp.,

Continental

6

4c

Stock

5

12-

12-

25c

Fruit

12-16

'™'„™

Cornell-Dubilier

20c

12-13

12 Vac

(year-end)

Coppermines Coip
Baking Co.; common

Gil

Cook

12-13

1

40c

__.

Amusement Co.,

Continental

1-15

1

1-

12-16

12-

12-27

(quar.)

Wyoming Oil Co
Company (q iar.)_
Friden,
Inc.
(quar.)

,$1

preferred

Stock
1-30

1-

&

12-20

93 Vic

Paper

Frick

20.

Corp.,'

Co.

Uand

convertible

60c

11-22

12-20

,

;

10c

preferred —

iquar.)__——__™.

common

$5.50

12-13

25c

(quar.)

Cement

Continental

6

.

Axe-Hougliton Stock Fund ($0,038 from capi¬
tal gains phis $0,002 from invest, income)

B/G

12-20

40C

—_

12-

Corp.

Nov.

on

meeting

-

Coniinental

12-16

11-18

1

Light & Power (quar.)

Consolidated

12-16

$10c
Atlas

9

1-

c

Steel

12-13

12-13

(quar.)

Corrugated

6"7o

Iron

taken

Year-end

12-16

1-

action

Consolidated

12-16

1-

11-18

12-

—

dividend

on

Credit

Consolidated

,12-16

Vc

&

company

6

ilOc

Wholesalers,

Fuel

Connecticut

12-12

:1:15c

12

Atlantic

taken

CongoleUm-Nairn,

11-29

Worth

Co.

12-18
12-18

2

50c

Franco

75c

(quar.)

Philadelphia)

No

Fort

1

9

7 Vac

ii \ 4%I preferred (duaiv)—

11-29

12-10

40c

;

4—

1

12-13

1-

12-

75c

Seml-ahiiual™i-_i_"_-_™-,__™
V-

Wayne

Company-—

Colnmonwealth

2

Fort

1-

50c

(quar.)

com;

(quar.)„,

Foote-Burt

12-13

12-31

81 V'4 c

preferred

12-13

60c

International

Chemical,

11-15

12-31

62 Vac

(quar.)_.

1

40c

H_~__

&

preferred

1

$1.12 Va
—

Co.

Machinery

1-

;

CoinmerciaJ

12-10

12-16

Food

6

60c

Columbia Title Insurance Co.

■M\

6

12-

25c

5V; ;• preferred A (quar.)™
." 5Va (4 preferred :B (quar.)

12-11

12-

12-20

561 '4

(quar.)

•

meeting held
preferred

4; 12.-11
.,'.12, 6

12-20

2'7o

4V\r/o

12-11

2

1-

11-25

50c

12-

3V4V
3;!iV

11-15

12-13

25c

___:

12-12

$1.75

Co.

action

Colorado

2; %12rl0^

1^10'

$2.25''

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.-).——V
Associated Spring; Corp. (qu"ar.Li___™..__™;.

~.-.-™C™—™-

No

12-10

40c'
;,->.40c •*%;lr£2
";t 1-2
: l'^/Sc'" ''"12-27
12VaC"
12-27
43 % C
/ .1- 2
43:i4c ,1- 2
1-; 2
22,VaC r"

•

.

Coleman

12-10

12 Vac

;

$1.25 preferred (quar.)™—
Airiericdu Sugar Rpfhiirig, r cohd' (increased);

dividend

Inc.,4^% "pfclf*(quarZ)

(quar.)

.4; Extra,,$4.50; preferred

2

Extra

Flagg-Utica Corp., 5V prior pfd. (quar.)
Florida Power Corn. (increased)__.

40c

(quar.)

Co.

Cochran Foil

12-14

.'

Quarterly

11-25

J.r—

2

$1.19

Corp., class A

dividend

Coca-Cola

'12-13

2

12-10

20c

(quar.)_—

Stock

Service

Coca-Cola

i12-13,

12-31

'

50c

(quar.)

B

Vc

2

11-25

15c

12-

$1.16

(quar.)

of Ree.

19c

___:

Carpet Co. (quar.)_
2
National Bank (Jersey city;; n.

$1.03

Year-end

(quar.)———
American States Insurance Co. (Ind'polis)-—
Class

11-29
11-22

"

Corp.

Class

12-13

'12-10

Inc.

3

Corp.-—

City Investing Co., 5Va'.'i- pfd, tquar.)
;
City Products Corp. iquar.)_
___^
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., common (quar.)

5

Fund,

15c

Service

'

Stock

2

"12-

30c

—

American Rock Wool

;

-12-20

Firth

12-2

1-

40c

preferred

Cities

2

Insurance (Houston)—

___—

5 J a % convertible, preferred (quar.)™-.
American Optical Co. ( quar; )LT™_„™__:_™.:

■

To

12-5.

12-

/j' 1-127

50cV

American Hoist & • Derrick (quar.l^i.:..
American Metal Products Co., (Mich.)—
Common

2

12-

12-12

37 Vac

Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.).
Christiana Securities Co., common

2

12-20

/

7 VaC

preferred ' (quar.).
\iL~
Lines (quur.

3*a%

American Export

12-

Z,12-

12-12

25c

Extra

.

11-29

12-13 i

■/,

4V

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>12-20

62 VaC

_.:™

—

25c
25c

;

(quar.) 1
•»' preferred(quar.).
Chance.t,Voughtf Aircraft Inc. (quar.)
Chattanooga Gas Co. (quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. (quar.)
/Extra, ':-i4_'_™__™'„_:
Chicago Rivet &: Machine Co. (quar.)

v

^ ll-27.fr

12-20-

preferred
Warehouse

5,%4preferred

12-31

■12-16

11-15

Holder«

Payable

19c

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(quar.)

Chadbourn-Gdtham,

5;

12-/2 (V11-22

/

12-2

When

Share

Company

12-20

2c

1_

Class Bv

2

11-25

.

1t15

30c

5%.. preferred (.quar.)™—™.--™--™-™..American Chain & Cable, common (quar.)__
Stock

VV

4.75(^

11-18

•

.

2 V

Public

preferred

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12-2

30c.;;. i. 12- 2
;;
12r 2/
5,Q,V.

•

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Aloe (A. S.) Co. (quar.)
Aluminum Goods
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
Allied Paper

2

Financial

5c

Vermont

4.65'e

2

15c.

'Stock dividend/Zi;———•

1-

Foundry. Co.;4(quar.)

„v4.15v$ ^preferred

1

Per

Name of

11-25

1:25c

(quar.)

4

Extra
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12-16
.)

Ltd.

preferred' (quar; )j_

Central

v

Share

Investments,

12-

it1.,

•

Holder$

Payable of Ree.

$1

Voting common (quar.)
;
Non-voting commoii (quar.)__
_lr;
Extra on voting and
non-voting

payments previ-

—:G%

payment date.

Canada

When

Share

Central •' Dbtroit ^ Warehouse •
(quar.)
Central Fibre Products Co. Inc.—

>t yet reached their

■

Company -l :

Cavalier Apartments

15

12-14

12-

4

$1

40c

12-14

12-

4

6V convertible

preferred

(quar.)™

J

preferred (quar.)

—

.*

16

(2272)

Boston
income)

investment

net.

,%5%

.

preference E (quar.)

Jefferson Electric

Johns-Manville
Jones

W

Co.

(quar.)__ —....—:
(quar.)
1,
Co. (quar.)

Corp.

___

Lamson Machine

A

Battery

held, subject to stockholders'
approval).
England Telephone & 'lelegrapn (quar.)
Hampshire lire Insurance cu. iquar.)

New
New

nonCumulatiCe

3.60%
3.90%
4.10%

12-31

11-29

1-15
12-27

12-31
12- 6
12- 6
12- 2
11-30
11-30
12-13

35c

SI.50

12-17

40c
35c
45c
—!___60c
.___

_

Year-end
:
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)
Kendall Refining1 Co. (quar,)
Kennecott Copper Corp. (quar.)

;

•

T-

5.25%

3.90%

4.40%
4.44%

12-20

"K-2""

Series

.

Stock

:

dividend

Kirsch

Co*,

__

(quar.)a_

_

1- 1
1- 2
1-

2

*1-26

1- 2

12- 2

12-26

Langendorf United
$1.80
preferred
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Plus

omitted
Latrobe

this

at

Blower

Lau

Leonard

dividend

25c

3c

Lincoln

Cup

10c

Co.,

$1.75

(quar.)_

45c

_

;

(quar.)

common

75c

preferred

Louisiana

Land

Increased

&

:

E'xtra

12-

12-13
12-13

Lager

Brewing

Extra

$3.40

___

Madison Gas

Mugor Car

Electric Co.

A

Corp.

(quar. i

(quar.45c

35c

Mangel Stores Corp.
(quar.).
.....
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...

7$1.25

1-

2

4%%'

preferred

2

Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
Inc.

1- 2

5c

Merchants

Co.

$1

Refrigerating

Meredith Publishing Co.

15c

Paper

Mersey
5*2%

;

12-12

(quar.)__b_

Disintegrating, common
preferred (quar.)

4*a%

1-

2

Michigan

Utilities

Gas

Mickelberry's

Food

Co.

Products

Securities

non-cumulative

6%

Laboratories,

Year-end

Gas Co.,

Minneapolis
$5.10

preferred

5Va%

$1.25

12-

2

12-

2

$1.37Va

Missouri

(quur.)

__

(quar.)

Fund

12-

2

12-27

class

RR.

25c
60c

A

1-

2

now

on

Ciuss

B

Park

Auto

Jockey

Stock

Co.,

(quar.)

common

preferred
Nicol Inc.

prior

Morningstar
Morris

Plan

Calif,

of

(quar.)

(quar.)__!__

Mills

Vernon

Mount

Mountain

Bates

State-s

Estate

Title

Insurance

37',be

12-13

$1.65
40c
50c

(initial)

common

(quar.)

_______

Extra

30c

^

1-15

12-20

12- 2

11-22

12-12

11-29

12-12

11-29

Corp.

Register

Casualty

National

City

Preferred

Co.

Co.

Lines

com.

(stock div.)

(Hartford)

National

Gas

National

Grange Fire Insurance

Oil

(s-a)
$1.50

pref.

National Oats Co.

Presto

(N.

Nazareth

S

preferred

50c

12-

2

1-1

12-13

2

11-30

(quar.)

A

15c

Inc.

Research

(quar.)

__

2

11-21

1-

2

12-14

10c

Corp

31-29

12-16

Corp.

10c

<quar.)__
—

_____

General

name




12-26

12- 9

40c

(quar.)

12-14

11-29

40c

12-14

11-29

Telephone

Inc.

'

'

•

12-26
12-

2

$1

12-14

12-

2

5c

12-10

J 2-

2

5c

12-10

12-

2

45c

12-13

11-29

6c

12-13

11-29

1-

> $1.25

r._

Igc

12-13

:

■

11-27

12-16

30c

(quar.)

12-16
12-13

1

12-16

1-

2

12-

'J 40C

1-

2

12-. 6

1-

2

12-

1-

2

12-13

—

11-29

30c

12-18

12-

2

55c

12-19

12-

3

12-19

12-

3

$1

2-

1

1-15

$1.14

2-

1

1-15

2-

1

1-15

12-16

11-29

$1.16
——

25c

quar.)
'

$1

1

$1.21

2-

1

40c

—-

1-

2

12-20

11-29

Class

12-20

11-29

12-31

12-10

$1

11-29

$1.18%
20c

12-13

75c

12-14

12-

~1-

12-16

11-27

12-20

12-

6

12-20

12-

6

25c

2

12-

9

1-

2

12-

9

1-

2

12-31

%$1

1-

2

12-31

1-

2

1-

2

—

Rights-

—r-——

—

:

$1.12%
750c

—>——

True

11-29

12-16

11-29

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12-10

12-

2

70c

12-10

12-

2

35c

12-20

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6

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12-13

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$1.12%

1-15

12-31

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Corp.,

(quar.)

common

preferred A (quar.)

Underwood
11-29

Union

12-20

$4.50

12-

25c

12-31

12-13

1-10

12-13

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12-16

12-

2

50c
37*%c

12-17

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5

75c

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12-20
11-27
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1-

3

12-6

59%c

2-

1

United
Class

1-

2

12-10

United

2

12-10

U.

12-10

12-20

12-10

3c
j20c

12-16

12-

(quar.)
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Russell
|F.
C.)
Co.
(resumed)-..

5c

12-16

2

Corp.

(quar.)

,t25c

Stevens

Corp.
dividend

Security

Title

Clark

A

Power

Stock

-j,

Seeman

Class

Servo

Corp.

Inc.

of

America

(common

S.

Corp.

A

Penn

Southern
4.80%

Materials
Nevada

preferred

(quar.)____,_
Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-10
12-10

10c

12 Vac

14

1-

8

12-10
2

37 %C

S.

Life

S.

Tobacco,

7%

Inc.,

common

(reduced)—

12-31

12-13

%

12-31

12-13

1

12-13

1-

12-20

12-

30c

12-16

12-

2

12-16

12-

2

43::4 0

•

United

Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred A (quar.)
Upson-Walton ^Co.
iquar.).

$1.12%

4'2%

Utah

Power

A

Light

20c

1

ii-25

12-12

11-30

12-

30c

1-

'2

29* be

2-

1

iquar.)

Co.

Horn

Butane Service;,

(initial)

pfd. A

4

6%c

(N. Y.i (s-ai
(quar.)

(quar.)

12- 2

15c

56%c

ri

common

preferred

12-

12-20

1

:

Insurance

12-20

—

12-

3

1-15
4-15

37%c

5-

1

37* be

8-

1

7-17

12-19

12-

3

Preferred

A

(quar.)—

37:bc

11-

1

10-16

12-19

Vanity Fair Mills

1-

2

12-19

Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
Victor Equipment Co. (quar.l
Virginia Iron Coal A Coite
Additional
!

12-20
12-

12-

2

5

11-25

12-10

11-29

12-14

11-29

Vogt Ml'g. Corp.

1-

2

12-

9

Vulcan

1-

2

12-

9

12-31

11-30

,i:20o

12-31

11-30

5%

12-31

11-30

11-29

12-13

11-29

11-29

11-15

11-25

11-14

Warner

1-15

12-31

Waterous

1-

1

2

1-15

Common
Stock

A

4

Wellington

4

12-

12-30

12-10

2-.

1

ioc

2-

1

1-10

24c

1-2

12-16

1-15

12-10

20c

12-20

12-10

50c

12-19
12-19

(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.—■

2%

________

$1.12 Vb

(quar.)
Co.

12-10
12-30
1-

2

40c

12-28

$10c

12-16

(extra):

Ltd.

(quar.)
(quar.l

50c

-

1-2

25c

Co.

12-20

12-

5

12- 3

12-

t

12-

4

11-27
11

-27

12-31

12-11
11-20
12- 2
12-10

Fund-

Quarterly of

13c

from

net

Products%Ltd.

Westmoreland
Stock

12-20

62*bc

Swasey
Motor

and 43c from

$1.20

12-19

10c

(quar.)

Products

Westeel

12-31

(quar.)

dividend

Equipment,

Waukesha

12-

12-18

11-29

1-15

preferred

preferred

Weco

40c

5c

12-13

10c

Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical

12-13

12-18

12-30

12-20

dividend

12-13

2-

common

Wagner Electric Corp.

$4.50

1-24

30c

—

(year-end)

convertible

t50c

I2V2C

t'25c

30c

(increased)

Materials,

Stock

12-10

3%

2

12-20

20c

1-

50c

_____

Power

12-10

8

12-27

(quar.)

Electric—

(quar.)

preferred

12-27

12 %c

(quar.)-'

75c

A

>

1-

A

$1.50

(quar.)_

Gas

11-12

10c

:
a——

—1—__—

dividend

U.

25c

iquar.)

(quar.)

Indiana

Common

12-10

(quar.)__

preferred A (quar.)

$213.25

Extra

Southern

Stock

$30c

Co

Co.

6

12-

2

11-22

37%c

(quar.)

Industries,

S.

i5C

(quar.)___
Natural Gas, common

Oil

11-25

1-15

$4

(quar.)

...

Freight Co.

t25c

1

Co.

preferred

12-16

A

):30c
'

(quar.)
Smith (T. L.) Company

$6

10c

:

(quar.)_

25c

;

common

preferred

Georgia

11-25

Preferred

25c

(quar.)__

Voting trust certificates
Ltd., common (quar.)

Aircraft

12-16

2

$1

Silknit,

South

2

15c

3

I4c

Hoist

:

Investment

2

12-

75c

—

Li

25c

Ltd.,

(quar.)

class A

12-

12-16

12-

50c

Trading Co. Lt;l. (N. Y.)

of America

Breweries

12-

11-26

12-16

12-19

25c

(quar.)—

Extra

12-13

11-30

12-10

10c

(increased)-

Shultou, Inc., class A (quar.)
B

1

12-16

6

Preferred

;
A

B

4%%

Van

•

(Boston)

Crane

1-

12-16

11-30

lOc

(joe

Transport

Solar

6

payment

(quar.l

Association

Shepard-Niles

Class

6

12-

30c

Extra

Shoe

12-

12-27

meeting lfeld Nov. 19).

G.)

Shelby Salesbook
Shell

11-14

12-20

12V2C

—

Shawmut

12-16

Aug.)—

(quar.)

company

(Frank

12-19

25c

'

omitted at

Shattuck

1

10%

1-

12-16

37 %c

U.

12-2

67c
.

(Los

(s-a)_—

A

(increased)——-

(Del.)

——

U.

Fund___________

Co.

J 25c

(quar.)—:

Co.

Extra

11-30

12-12

$1.1212

(quar.)

Insurance

Bros.,

12-14

25c

.____

(quar.)

11-2!)

50e

Pacific Insuranoe Co.

Extra

U.

Sarnia Bridge Co. Ltd.

25c

12-10

—

12-20

1-

12-

.

(quar.)

Fastener

Foil Co.,

S.

2

12-31

12-16

50c

(quar.

Gas Corp.

United

11-25

34:,bc

(quar.)

Co.

Corporation

United

12-20

Co., class A

i-20

2-15

25c

50c

12-10

1-

1-20

87 %c

Co.

Carbon

United-Carr

30c

'

2-15

(s-a)__

B

United

37*%c

$1.12%

(quar.).:
(quar.)

1-20

92 %c

j25c

(quar.)__.
Amusement, Ltd., class

United Fruit

com.

1-20

2-15

1-10

90c

Controls,

11-27

2-15

$1

6

Co.—■

(quar.)-

Corp.

12-27

$1.12%

12-20

Sugar

2
9

-

(quar.)——
$3,50 preferred (quar.)—:
Union Lumber Co. (Calif.)
(extra)———

2

12-

12-

—

(quar.)—_(

preferred

$3.70

12-16

—

(quar.)

common

(quar.)—

12-6

(quar.)

preferred

Scudder,

preferred

12-16

15c

preferred

Scaled

1957).

31,

Electric Co.,

Union

(quar.)

Tobacco

preferred

(J.

12-10

2 1

12-31

33C

pref.
anticipation of the Union-Vulcan merger
Corp., 3%

Chemical A Materials

Dec.

2

12-31

10c

12c

<quar.)__

Corp.

9

12-9

12-20

(quar.)

Electric Light A Power

Temper

5%

12'

20c
32 c

preferred A
Gas,

6

1-

?.$1

A Rights—.

$2.80

12-

(60 c

Triangle Conduit A Cable Co. (quar.)
Truax-Traer Coal Co., common (quar.)

2

12-20

7—

160c

preferred <quar.)_
—
preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
(year-end)

12-11

12-27

1-10

—

——

5%

11-29

11-30

12-10

5 r/c

(quar.)—____

B

11-30

12-14

—

dividend

B

12-14

35c

8%c

4*2%

12-20

(quar.)_

2

12-10

$1.50

!

(quar.l——
Traders Finance, Ltd., class. A (quar.)
Class

1

1-10

12-31

10c

preferred

11-29

1-

1-10

12-

15c

—

(quar.)

Stock
5%

12-20

(quar.)

1-10
'

2-

_$1

Class

1-

1-10

1

$1.14

preferred (quar.)—
Inc. (quar.)
Time, Inc.
(year-end)
Tishman Realty A Construction Co.—
Common

12-20

1

2-

$1.19
—.—

Thompson Products,

6

6

7*2C

Thompson Electric,

11-29

2

6

.

11-29

12-21

1-

12-16

1-

(increased)

Co.

Utilities

Tliermoid Co.

11-29

1-

12-31

il5c

pfd, (quar.) —

preferred (quar.)J
preferred (quar.)—.
$4.56 preferred (quar.)—.
$4.84 preferred (quar.)—:

11-29

iquar.)

2

11-29

25c

$4.76

12-20

85c

12,

62 %c

V'o

1-6

7VgC

12-18

12-16

+50c

(quar.)—
Co. (reduced
Light Co.—

Power A

12-16

•

2

35c

(quar.)——

Texas

2

:

J.)

(R.

Southern

Co.

under

11-29

1-10

—

Gulf Sulphur

1-22

(qiiar.)__

Co.

preferred A

4.80%

"

12-14

—

preferred

$4.64

12-13

T

2

12-14

-

10c

Mfg. (111.) common
preferred (quar.)

5*b%

South

_____

to

12-

15c

11-29

50c

25c

Bit

Paper

Sicks'

12-16

11-25

:

Robinson

11-18

17c

11-25

(s-a)

C.)

llobertshaw-Fulton

5%

(s-a)

12-13
12-13

Co._

Bros.,

Smith

Radiator

changed

12-

$37'/aC

of Nebraska see div. announcement
new

1- 2
12-20

H.)—

Nebraska Continental Telephone Co.—
Name

12-20
12-16

1

30c

.

Industries,

Cement

Year-end

1-

11-29

Investment—

A

National Securities
National-U

12-13

Co., Ltd.—

non-cumulative

National

12-14 -•
12-27

40c

(quar.)____

(quar.

National Mortgage

5%

Corp.

(quar.)

——

National Grocers

11-29

90c

_

Insurance
&

12-13
12-20

12-15

50c
2%

(quar.)

(quar.)

Fire

1- 2
1-15

30c

iquar.)___

(quar.)

National Company Inc.,

Rational

80c

20c

(quar.)

Cash

National

li-2!)

12-14

25c

35c

D.

Extra

National

12-

12-14

37%c

(quar.

——

Texas

35c

Increased

Telephone A Telegraph Co.

new

Co.

2

12-16

(quar.)

Corp.

preferred

$4.56

2

6

Co.

12- 2
12- 2
12- 3

ll-c!)

—

$4 preferred

12-14

12-

12-

$1.07*2

Scruggs-Vanriervoort-Barney, Inc.—
$4.50 series
A
preferred
(quar.)

1- 2

12-

12-6

12-31

(quar.)

12- 9
12- 2

12-14

12-18

12-31

(Ap¬

(quar.)__
A

1- 1
12-16

3:15c

11-29

12-10

25 c

$5 pfd. (quar.)___

Electric Service Co., $4

Texas

2

Drilling Co.—

class

62'bc
21c

___

Line,

Muskogee

Natco

Inc.

Offshore

convertible

cents

Scbwitzer

;

12-

investment

from

11-26

(quar.)-

(quar.)

Quarterly
M'unson

cents

13

11-26

20c.

Ltd.

12-10

25c

(quar.)-.

12-12

plus 20 cents or 25 cents from
gains)
Capital gains distribu¬
to be paid in cash or stock

12-10

Extra

Mount Royal Dairies,

1

1-

Tucson

distributions.

45c

•

...

(quar.)__._

11-2!)

30c

-

Boston—

12-10

:___

______

12-10

a

(quar.):

Tennessee

45c
$1.02
$1.04*2

(quar.)

com.

15c

dividend

Extra

$2.50

8

11-29

9

capital

4.50'/'

12-10

1-

of

year-end

Extra

10%

(quar.)

11-2!)

12-10

income

3.60%

1

Fund

(George)

4%%

11-27
11-27
12-20
12-14
12-10
11-26

1-

12-20

2.—$1

Riegel

(quar.)

12-

4%>

Reynolds

12-13
12-13
1-14

12- 6

6c

5%

at this time.
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.l-———
Telechrome Manufacturing, class A (quar.)

II-29

17*.aC

_

Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common

735c
135c
45c
62'bc
15c
30c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)——
Taylor Fibre—
Common
payment omitted

12-2

12-31

$1

(quar.)—

Extra

3%%

12-13

2

11-18

10c

Extra

12-12

12-16

Co.

(quar.)j.___

Reliance

basis.

(quar.)

Co., 5% pfd.

Co.

Engineering

Morgan

A

Club

Equipment

Chemical

Montrose

class

Ltd.,

(quar.)

Monmouth
Monroe

dividend

quarterly

a

Brewery,

Storage

preferred

Reeves

(From available income for 1956) This stk.
Molson's

Cold

(quar.)

Extra

11-30

(year-end)

Pacific

12-

$1.27*/a

pfd.

5%

(quar.)

preferred

Minnesota

12-16

1-

4%

Texas

(accum.)

preferred

Electric A Gas,

Service

(Washington,

2
11-21
11-21
11-21

Minneapolis Brewing Co.

capital

preferred

30

11-29

11-20

50c

(quar.

(James), Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
Tumblyn <G. >, Ltd., common (quar.)

2

12-20

dividend

Roller

12-24

2

$2.50

11-29

Reed

12-24

12-

Talcott

3

12-16

12-10
12-31
12-31

10c

(quar. •____

11-29

Mfg. Corp.—

1st

Pump

(increased monthly)

12-

12-31

2%

Terminal

Reda

15c

preferred

Inc.

12 % c

11-20

11-26

a

12- 3

12-13

1

25c
50c
37 (be

tquur.)

12-16

12-13

(quar.)

Raybestos-Manhattan

11-29
12-14
12-14
11-29

U-18

11-22

(In

32c

(quar.)
Inc., common

12-

2

12-

12-16

20c

12-23

12-

13n.)c

12-16

______

1

Co.

Stuart

$1
$1.25

A

Utilities
conv.

Real

20c

11-29

11-22

5

tions

11-20

12-16

12-13

2

12-

12- 2
11-26

(quar.)___

Micromatic Hone Corp.

Miles

'

11-15
11-15

12- 2

25c

(quar.)

Year-end

Midwest

1

11-18

12-

11-18

30c

(S.) A Co. (reduced)—
(quar.)—
——

Stroock

12-

22c

1

(quar.) —

Corp., class A

Strawbridgfe A Clothier,

0

87Vac

—

1

12-

———•—-—•,

B

Class

12-20

12-

12-23

12-27

12-16

$1.62*2

11-22

1-1

1

12-

—

Broadcasting, common

Storer

40c
65c

quar.)
—:——

long-term

Forgings
Screw

Reading A
_

11-22

12-2

10c

______

11-29

11-30

2

12-

12-

2 ^2 c

;-

—---.

—

B

2

12%c

(quar.)—_—______

Products (extra)
Webster, Inc. (quar.)-

Class

20c
30c

preferred (quar.)
$1.40 preference common
(quar.)
___
Ftiblicker Industries, $4.75%
pfd. iquar.)—
Puget Sound Pulp A Timber (quar.)
Pullman,
Inc.
(quar.)

12-16

11-29

7

80c
30c

(annual)

from

proximately

1

10c
$1.12*2

'.a.

Meyer i H. H. > Packing Co.—
6*2%
preferred (quar.)

12-

from

Estimated

2

1-13

(Mass.

preferred series A

Stonecutter Mills

8

Putnam

1-

11-29

1-31

iquar.)—

B

A

Stone

50c
5c
10c
- $1

4.30%

$1

Metals

12-15

$1.12 V2

4.18%

11-29

12-16

iquar.

class B
Loan corp., class A

convertible

6%

40c

4.08%

11-2!)
12-2

12-

75c

Sterling Aluminum

11-

Public

1-

Extra

4

40c

■;

12-10

Tube Co.,

Class

11-26

Stock

768%c

_______

(quar.)

12-20

5 %

(quar.)—

Progress Ml'g. Co.

62'.be

(quar.)

Co.

J-10

12F2C
100%30c

Produce

Ltd.—

Co.,

preference

Machine

Mesta

(quar.

(quar.)

State Finance A

12- *3

dividend

5)4%

11-22

12-14
12-11

45c

___

12-10

35c

(quar. )

(quar.l

Standard

12-11

44c
30c

■

McGraw-Edison

12-16

12-13

I

Steel
—

(quar.)__

A

2

gains)

Preferred

11-29

12-24

Class

1-

12-23

Bolt Corp. iquar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry (stock dividend)
Potomac Electric Power Co.
(quar.)———

12-11

^

12-16

Fund—

cents

Stock

Fund,

(quar.)

McCloud River Lumber Co.

2

25c

Pittsburgh

12-11

$1.12*2

(quar.)

1-

4

.-___

(incr,

U-30

$1

Standard Register, common (quar.)

—-

(quar.):

Bourse

Street

Pittsburgh

12-11

1-

Extra

12-16

6

%

—

preferred

32

12-13

75c

_____

1- 1

3lV.»c

Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding A Drydock—
Common
(quar.)

2

I-

net investment income)
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—
(12 cents from net investment income and

12- 2
12- 5
12- 2

12-16

1-

20c

com.

12-15

-

Pressed
dividend

Stock

20c

(quar.)

preferred

(Quarterly

11-29

12-16
12-16

2

12-

(quur.)__

Co.,

11-30

$1.26*4

28a4C

Quarterly

12-

Extra

12-16

12-16

30c
30c

___

2

1-24

:

A

11-30

12-15

2

25c

Inc.,. 5% preferred
Springfield Fire A Marine Insurance

12-18

iquar.)

-

11-30

12-15

$1.25

Co., com. (quar.)—

Sperti Products,

12-18

—__

1

12-15

$1.18%

preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)__

Standard

30c

•—

common

(Charles)

Pine

12-14
11-29

12-31

12-

RR.

Philadelphia

11-30

1- 2
12-10

12-31

37*'2C

(quar.)

$1.06*4

$1

30c
$2.50
10c

—

preferred

4%

11-30

12-14

30c
15c

Co. (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)

Lyon Metal Products

11-29

—_

Ltd.—

dividend

E'xtra

11-29

12-14

20c

12-

12-14

7%c "

(quar.)

Cement- Corp;

Co.,

3*i%

11-29

30c

Milk

Ffizer

2

25c

____

12-16

5%

Corp.

11-30

2%

Southwestern Investment

12-16

4*2 %

12- 2

_____

(increased quar.)

Extra

12-2

—

i—

Ford,

A

Extra

Exploration—

(quar.)

Louisville Title & Mortgage

Lucky

L_

:

12-20

35c

(quar.)

12-20

$1.75

Extra

7%

12-20

__

pfd.

Colp. (quar.)
lire,
(quar.)

Stores,
(P.)

1- 2
12-16
12- 2

30c

_

Venture Fund

Lily-Tulip

12-16

1-

:—
quar.)______

(quar.)____

Corp.

Stock

11-22
12- 2
11-29
11-29
12-11
12- 2
11-21
12- 2

20c

Leverage Fund" of Canada, Ltd.

Liggett A Myers Tobacco, 7%

Lorillard

$4c

12- 6
12-16
12-16

5c
<quar.)

Pet

12-10

(quar.)

Refineriesv Inc.

Lexington

,

2

lOc

12-31

(reduced)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (increased quar.)
—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island—
(Quarterly)
:

12- 2

12-16

2

(quar.)—;——__—_________

Pennsylvania

payment

(quar.)
;

Inc.

1-lu

Pictiues
Co.

Penn-Dixie

12-30
12-30

1-15

12-31

12-

$1.11
10c

—-—

(quar.l-—-———

Extra

Fenick

time).

Co.'

Co

Leetronics,

30c

com., (quar.)_

(quar.)

2

•—

A

11-30

12-15

2

12-

Extra

12-14

1- 2

45c

Bakeries,

(common

Steel

7$2

.

.

:

(quar.)

common

preferred

Parsons

6

12-

5%

Co.,

Paramount

Latnbton Loan &-Investment; Co. (Ontario)—
___

2

12-

12-31

97*sC
$1.10

Extra

C%

Pemco

_:

Semi-annual

Ml'g.,

\

La^radof Mining A Exploration, Ltd.—
Interim

Mlg.

1-aiitex

12- 6
11-26

5%

__

_______

(quar.)

(quar.)—
preferred (s-a)

Clay Products

Pacolet

11-30

20c

;

_!

:

12-15

45e

25c

(quar.)

(quar.i

•

43c

750c

Kingsport 'Press

12-

12-31

Extra

11-30

12-15

12-31

..

Facliic

86c

2

18%c

(qua,r.)__T

Owcns-Coihing Fiberglas

investment infrom net

realized gains).
.....
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
Series "B-l" (from net invest, income)

Kimberly-Clark Corp.

(quar.)
Corp.
iquar.)——__

Orangeburg Mlg.
(quar.)—
Stocu dividend _1——

special of 70c

plus a

come

from

(16c

-

12-

66c

—

common

12-

12-15

dividend

Stock

12-20

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)i_i—-——
Valet, Inc.
ilniuiul

One-Hour

11-29 y

Co.,

4

12-

12-19

97VaC
$1.02'/a
$1.31*4

_____

preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.l —
preferred
(quar.)-

Omar; Inc.

Custodian Funds—
Keystone Growth Fund—
>

Edison

Ohio

4

II-29

2

1-

45c
85c
96c

(quar.)_

_.—

(quar.)—

Aircraft Inc.

Northrop

12-

0oe

iquar.

(quar.l

12-13

12-20

2%
50c

div.i

,

6

I--

2

1-

12-27

45c

—________

(stock

Norris-Thermador

Keystone
■

Auction

preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred

3.40%

12-10

1- 2
12:-15
12-16
12-16
1- 2
1-2

(quar.)

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com.

12-10
12- 2
11-29"

12-16

$1,12 *%

§as

12-10

12-30

$2
5uc

York, Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)_
York
Water Service
(year-end)

New

$1:

—

York

New

50c
35c.

City Southern Ry., com. (Increased)
preferred (quar.)~
Kansas Gas & .Electric, common (increased)
4Vii'c preferred ( quar.)-.^^.-^.^—
**»
Kay J.ewetly Stores.
Kellogg Co. (quar.)
$1$,
Kansas

Haven

12-16

28c

$1.12 l2

Pacific Co. (quar.)
—,
,
Gas Co., common (quar.)-.
4%% preferred (quar.
414% preferred (quur.)
4%% preferred (quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)—
—-—*—^—
5.05%
preferred (quar.)———r——
Southland paper Mills Ms-a)
—
:~
Southland Royalty (quar.)
Union

Southern

common

New

11-29
11-29
11-29
11-29
11-29

8c

(quar.)

Co.

share

75c

Southern

(one

div.)

(stock
each

lor

New

" 11-29

1- 2
1- 2
1-2
1- 2

1-2
1- 2
V15c ' i 12-27
50c
12-13
50c
12- 9

preference D<quar.)

6%

K

$37Vac
x$$1.75
xl%%
xl%%
xlWo
xV/z'/o

(quar.)__

com.

(quar.)
T%7 preference B ( quar.)_
5% preference C (quar.)w
preference

B

When
Holaert
Payable of Rec.

Snare

Name of Company

Payable 01 Rec.

Share

»

Paper

class

of

snare

12- 2

12-23

8c

—

Jamaica Public Service Ltd.,
7'/*

Nekoosa-Edwards

(quarterly from

Investment Trust of

Company

Name of

Payable of Jflee.

Per

M

Hoiaen

When

Per

Hoiaeri

When

Per

Share

Company

Name of

Coal

-

net

investment

inc.
56c

security profits)

12-14

30c

12-23

Co

dividend

3%

Co.,—

(Continued

12-27

J30c

(quar.)___

on

page

50)

1-31

12- 4
11-21
12-2
1-

7

.

Volume

Number 5693

186

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

.

(2273)

Stock Record

New York Stock

«»

DAILY RADGE OF FRIGES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Ranee for Previous
|

28% Sep

Range Since Jan. t

Highest «■>'
21

Low«st

32% Mar 12
45% Apr
6

28

21

37% Feb

12

6

fi8% Dec

14

109 '/a Feb

7

92

4

14% Jan

9

11% Jan

Dec

'65-

Oct

1

14

Apr

10

67% Jan

'

,

33% Jun

51%

Nov 13

17

July 15

64% May 17

ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc

25

Oct

22

88% Jan

4

20% Oct

22

4

24

27% July 18
27% Jan 11

July 17
22% Jan
3

132

12% Dec 31
11% Apr

22% Dec 31

Jan

19

154

19

Feb

1

12

204

Oct

21

9

52

Dec

10

45% Oct

21

Feb

9

190

Dec

13

176% Feb

15

155

Nov

9

163

Mar 14

2% Dec 13
17

Dec

111.

Dec

14

16% Dec

,4% Feb

11

21

77

Dec

31

241% Sep
Dec
115
30

14
5

Jan

117% Jan

Nov

30

12% Dec

July

2 % Oct

107

Jun

28

6

15

Oct

70

Oct

30

May

64% Dec
18% Jan

8

iy8Jun

14

190

17

Oct

17

240

Oct

24

86

4

Nov

19

146

Sep

5
3

32 % Nov

25

25»%

7,700
8,000

22

5,500

25%

*24'/a

Apr~23

Corp

59

Oct

4

151%
8%

1951

22%

22%

No par

common

pfd

22 %

common

Alleghany Corp

common

15%
*70%

1

preferred A

301e Nov

29

24% Oct 21

8

125

Mar 12

87

17

47

July 11

23

Nov

% Nov

6

36 V* May
119
39

19

27% Oct 21

28

Dec

Sep

63% Nov

4

Jan

53 '/a July
102

9

May 16

July

27

39

Apr
31% Nov

3

35% Oct

Pl% Jan

10

121 % Mar 23

58

Dec

,22

Sep

19

105% Sep

27

126

10

36

30

Oct

79

4

Jan

16

22

88% Nov 13

9

59

26 % Mar 16

Oct

14% Oct

Feb

30

Oct

31% Jan

July

3
7

70% Aug

16

24 Va Jan

3

22

77

* Mar 19

53 Va

147% Jun

22

113

Jan

37'A Aug

7

2

8

Allied

6%

Amerace

3%%

21

31

Jan

5

66

Mar

8

23% Aug

16% Oct

11

27

May

9

American

July

8

Amer

July

8

4%

1

28

21% Dec

47% Dec

20

118

37

Dec

Nov

57 y2

6

104% Feb 12

140

19% Dec

3

4% Dec

31

7% Mar 12

40

Oct

38

1

49% Apr

13% Oct 21

4%%
6%

20

45% Jun

39% Jan

27

61% Nov

12

53% Dec
Dec

3

67

13

Jan

37% Apr

27% May 15,

Brake

Dec

18

22% Juu

American

28

Oct

24

89'/a Jan

8

14

76

Nov

12

93% Feb

27

22

48% July 15
29% Apr 30

35% Jan

27% Mar 21

23% Oct 22

19% Aug

11% May

3

48

Dec

American

21

2T

21

21

48 %

49%

48%

49

4%%

10

13% Nov

American

Oct

21

49

21

14%

14.7a

39%

40

39%

40 %

39

73%

74'%

73%

73%

25

25%

25%

25%

x24%

92

25%

90 %

90%

•87

91

24%

73%
25%
*87

74%

73%

73 %

25%

26
86

25%

x91

91

♦88

23%

24%

23 %

29%

28%

29%

28%

29%

30%

66%

64%

65:%

64 %

05%

25%

39

39

92

90%

92

91%

62

62

*61%

63%

*26

*24%

64

26%

143

7

11

Dec

31

88

Dec

4

Aug

118% Feb
76 % Nov

14% Mar 21
102

July

13% Nov 29

17% Apr

28

17% Jan

65

Dec

19

106 % Feb

1

9

40% Dec

26

93

S5% Feb

10

45% Nov

34% May

4

25% Nov 29
6

22% Dec

31

28

Jan

2

30

Jan

28

Mar

108

6

16

21% Oct

23

29

27

25

Jan

21

31

30

Dsc

31

8% Jan

3

12

70' 4 Sep

17

8

8

33% Dec

S

33% Nov 21

'40% Jan

9

43

Jun

1674 Dec
150.
Dec

19

54% Aug

8

28
58

Nov

Feb

9
24% Mar 20

5

21

36% Jan
105

46% Jan 23

142% Dec

12

Feb

177

21

Nov

6
26

Feb

Jan

10

1?0

Apr

25

39 % Jan

19

51

49

13

59% Jan

46% Mar

Nov

22

21

Nov

10% Oct
141

15

21

55% Nov

600

16%

32,000
1,200

1,400

*94%

96%

*94%

26 %

lo

26%

*26

*50

2

59

56

36%

35 %

36

95%

95%

♦95

95%

95 '/a

25'%
56

26 %

95 %

*25%

26%

26%

27

56

56

*55%

59

•55 Ya

59

21 %

20%

20%

20%

21

37

20%

38 %

20%

37

20%

37%

37%

21%

38

14,500

38%

38%

37%

38%

6,300

*80

*80

14

14%

13%

14%

19

19

19

19

•19

4

3

1

3 7 i,'

12.50

37 Va

,_25

38%

4

37a

37%

37%

4%%
5%%

American

38%

38 %

39

39%

44

44 %

39 7 !i
44%

39%

437%

46

47

60%

61

1,300

61

61

28%

29

60%

♦28%

29

60%

28%

28%

1,400

28%

1,200

lo

30'%

100

*77

38%

30%

28'%

28%

*29%

30%

28 %

♦29%

30%

*29'%

80

307 a

*77

•29%

80

•79

303/«

80

*77

80

•77

80

39%

*25

1

39%

25%

•12%

20

13

25

*12'%

14%

14%

14%

*39%

41'%

♦39'%

40c

22%

,

397%
25

47% Jan

1

45% Mar 12

65% Nov

22

American

40

24

84% Apr

25

7% Oct

24

12

Jan

2

1

Oct

22

13

10% July 20

Jan

3

Dfec

4

29

Jan

23% Nov 26

27

May 28

17

160

69% Aug 22
111% Aug 19
27% Oct

21

8% Oct 22

179 % Mar

78% Jan
131% Feb

4
81
14

44% July 11
11 y4 July 26

Nov

7

27 V4 Feb

6

22% Oct

4

25% Jan

23

24

23% Mar 13

65

12

Jan 23

63% Feb

14

87%lMar 19
85

Nov

7

80

6

Dec

3

32% Jan

10

30-% May 28
26;%. May 29
Fr>r

footnotes




42% Apr

2

Co

Tobacco common

14,900

16,600

13

18%

800

78

800

148

151

148

148

149

150%

75

•73

146%

76

*13%

*73

13%

*90

95

•73

75

13%

*13

13%

13%

95

•90%

95

95

95

*

32%
*79

Xl8%
*86"%

-

21%,

*24%

20

11

96

*92

19%
90

22

5
100
25
100
25

96

*92

96

32%

49

48

19%

*24 %

11

11

22

ia%

19

19%

92

90

90

22%

*11%

48%,

21%

21%,

21%

21%

7

6%

48%

23

22%

25%

•25

11%

11

6%,

47%,

181/2

23%

•25

11

•11

6%

7 "a

49%

50%

13,200

19

2,300
16,400

92

23%

26

34%
80

49%
•88

48%

48%,

21%,

49%

900

1,500

96•

32 Ya

*79

18%
*88

11%

6%
47%

•92

33%
80

48%

*24%

7%

33

•79

%

25%,

47%,

9(J

14

15Y4

80

6%

100

23%

2,100

26

11%

7

400

7%

493/a

30,600

50%

20.800

21%

22

22%-

-

231/4

2,900

32%

33 %'

32%

33 %

32%

33%

33

33%

33 %

40%,

-

-—I
No par

25
25

13Ya
15%

*79

47%,

_25

13%
15%

*92

21%

25%

93%

13%

x31%

92

100
> 300

14

*15%

80

*88

93%

3,900

76%.
.

15%

18%

49%

1531/a

761/4

*13-Y4

13%

32%

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77

15%

96

32

80

•75

13%

48%

32 7 i,

151%

13%

*90

13%
•

149%

41%,

39%

41 %

39%

40%,

40%

42

41

33%
42%

20,600

11%

11%

11%

11%

43,200

11%,
145

11%

11%

11%

•22

11%

*142%

145

144

44

20%

21

20%

21

20%

20%

21

21%

21

21 Ya

56

57

56

56

56

56

56

56

56

2,500

56

40'%

•

40%,

31%

32%,

40

138

*40%
115

31 %

40%

39%

40 %

139

139%

139%

41

40%

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40%

115

31%

115

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29 %

146

•143

40%

39 Ya

147

180

250

40%

140

140

41

*40

41

115

♦115

118

•115

118

31

31

21,800

141

*40

2,000

139%

%

31%

31'A

310
300
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31 Ya

30

5,600

5974

60

60

60

60

61

23

24 Ya

2374

24:%

2474

25 7%

25

2574

25%

26%

5,300

30 '4

307 a

30 Ya

31

30%

30%

31

3174

31%

313A

9'%

9'%

91%

9%

9'%

9%

9%

9'%

9%

3,020
3,200

16574

1647a

165'%

16274

16514

16374

16674

165

73'A
117

27'%

9Ya

7374
120

2774

97u*j

•24

25

*23

72%'

•

61'%

73 Ya

63

.

73%

72%

7314

118%

118'%

11974

12074

120'A

271/4

2774

27%

277%

2774

28'A

9%

9%

9%

974

9%

-

t

737 a

63

166%
72%

65 3A

10

167%
73%

5,600

51,500
6,600

122%

730

27%

29 Va

43,600

9'%

9%

9%

2,000

122

•122

•24'A

25

*2414

25

*24

2474

24%

24%

24'A

•23'%

24 'A

•231%

2414

♦23

24'A

23%

23%

30

107%

Xl07a

10%

1014

1014

1074

11

lOYa

11%

8.900

24%

2574

23'A

2474

23'%

237%

237%

24%

23Y4

50
No par
Corp—

437a

45

42'%

4374

42

52

54'%

51%

52

6.25

401/1

40 "4

40'4

4014

Smelting—1
Corp
1

40% Oct

22

72% Jan

0

Anaconda

Co

Nov

21

81

2

Anaconda Wire & Cable

Hocking

&

Glass

Common

Anderson

July 11

23% Oct

21

Anderson-Prichard

36% Mar 19

24 % Oct

22

40

Clayton

Copper

♦80

83

♦80

4274

4374

43 Va

441%

51

52

51'/a

52%

760

40 "a

4074

4074

40%

40%

1,600

84'%

85

85

85

3414

34%

34%

35

237%

24%

23 Ya

25 Ya

*29 Va

3074

•29%

84%

*84

34'%

34%

•34%

35

247a

23 %

237a

23 %

24

14

*29%

*29%

32

•40%

84'%

34%

Mining

32

*29

31

4,800

52'%

237-1

&

a

431%

34%

No par

60 Va July 12
43% May 31

24 3

100

•51'%

Co
21.80
Oil Corp——10

preferred

84

34% NOV

on.

5,900

12%
37

10 Va

Electronics

13

parte

23

11%

78

Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%%
series.
25

Andes

22%
36%

'

187a

1

Refining common
7%
preferred —
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co

12

see

1174
36'%

115

American Zinc Lead

Mar 20

23 Va

llYa
36 Ya

*113

Jan

43 %

22'%

11:%

35%

40

84

23

11%
351/a

78'%

common

Amphenol

9

22 TV

llYa

18 7 a

com——No par

5

95 y2 May

23'/a

78

11 %

7

Aug 29
13

41%

34%

139

42% Dec

107

•39%

18 Ya

%

19% Mar

41% July 18

*39'%

78

*142 %

33% Aug

12

8,200

41

18%

—10

22

31% Feb

200

15%

41%

78

*.100

21

May

12%

15%

•39'%

18%

common—_5

9% Oct

51

500

12%

15 'A

78

5

—

preferred

251%

12%

147 a

18%

—No par

American

•25

127 a

14 Ya

11%

40

6%

25'%

13

34%

139

American

•25

200

40,700

14%

35%

25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
1
Stores

41 Ya

78

com——2

Co

Co

41

18%

100

Chemical

Snuff

407 a

'

•12'%

14%
41

25

40

-12'/a

-100

Anchor

»1% Dec

of 111

Co

19% Oct

17% Dec

22 Ya

25

*

13

40%

80

No par

Amer Sugar

84% Apr 30
146% Jan 27

18'%

23

39%

*78

Ship Building Co—No par

21

187 V8 Feb

10

3,500

1

preferred

7%

38,700

38%

1

Gas

Amer Smelt & Refg

American

200

6,700

38

37%

10

American Seating Co
American

38 Ya

60

^

preferred

7%

'

4

44

12.50

Corn—

Optical

Potr sh <fe

3774

43,400

19%

4

38

Corp

Co^

American News

14

*19

4

59%

Inc

Products

Natural

13%

19%

43%

No par

convertible preferred
Motors

37%

14%

43 %

10

American Molasses Co
American

37%

"a

60%

:

*

American

3

38%

—.

Metal

*19

37 a

10

preferred

American

1374

19%

%

15%

5%%

14'/a

7%

58%

13%

29% Oct

24

•80

43

*15%

15

Oct

*80

No par

*13%,

3.90%

13%

37%

15%-

123% Feb

Apr

20

20%

13%

30

6

40

2,300

*80

15%

Oct

16

35%

95 Va

26%

13%

3

113

62%

•61

82%

1

11

37% Oct 22

62 %

62%

800

62%

1

24

1

9.

3

29,500

16%

American Investment Co

63% Jun

10

26

97% July

99

28'/a

82%

16%

American International Corp

45% Jan

July 24

51% Jan

4

1,200

95

27%

•39'/a

16%

noncumulative preferred__100

6%

15512 Jan

129% Mar 26

23

When-issued

4

Oct

26

Lines

Amer Rac. & Std Sany

9
10

40

95%

1

Secur

18 Ys Jan

Apr

39%

93%

83

5

Amer

34% Jan

27

39 %

35%

Co

66% July 11
158

*26

93

35%

Corp

American Ice Co common

18

68% Oct
Nov

14

33% May
3
37% May 17

26 %>

39 %

25%

35%

Products

American-Home

39% Oct

16

Dec

21

Nov

17% Oct

31

25%
39%

•25

No par

Hardware

133% Nov

16% Jan

31%

22

44 Va Jan
v

34,900

25%

*35

American Hawaiian SS Co

2

28

119

14

30% Oct 22
33 % Oct

12

8% Mar 21

7

Qot

30

165

16% Jun

14

5% Jan
44

22% Nov

10% Dec

American

21

59 % Mar 20

174

42

Dec

13

11

July 31
July 31

68%

*25

35%

Amer Metal Co Ltd common.No par

13

66%

25%

35

49

99% Feb

111,100

16%

Amer Machine & Metals-.*—No par

28% Jun

9,500

31%

82

58% July 18

28

68%

25%

30%

16%

Jail

Oct 22

,

200

25%

31

82

41

21

550

28,600

16 %

*92

May 27

74

82

prior preferred
100
& Fdry comraon„7
preferred—
100

102

74

16%

American Much

10

22

1,400

10,500

82

43% July 16
83
Feb
4

Oct

14%

39%

*80

Aug 28

29% Oct

Jun

13% Jan

S8 % Feb

11

16

55% Jan

Apr

3

17% Jun

88

Mar 16

18

16% Jun

2

93

Mar 29

87% Dec

22

7

14%

39%

16%

78

7

'

07% Jun

12% Oct

11

77 'A Dec

22

14'%

39%

81

Corp

Exnort

19

1,000

100

Co

American

15% Jan

21

24% Feb

15 % Aug

12

5.600

No par

& Cable

European

1781/2 July 8
76'% Nov 22

517 a

28%

10

common

American

93 % Nov

3

Dec

22

10%

9
17

15

13

67%

50

28

81

11%

31

*25

50 7 a
28

100

34

84% Jan

/

65

39

Corp

Radio

7

18

49%

29%

American Gas & Electric Co

Feb

600

40%

American & Foreign Power—No par

135

21%

40

17% Apr 23

22

*21 Ya

*27'%

39% May 22
23% Jan
2

Oct

21'%

27%

107k Oct 21

Oct 28

217a

27%

29% Oct
18

31,700

14%

5
2

70

77

48%

16% Apr

7

74%

27 %

43% Aug

31

200

75%

14%

27

23% Doc

2

72 Va

27%

85% May 28
larva Oct
4

142% Nov

6,300

*1%

71%

•14%

20% Oct

25

25,000

16'%

16'%

2

~70

3574
101

14 %

14

Jan

16'%

*1%

36,900

86

3474
*96

27%

30% Dec

86

86

357 a

20

43A
210

27

90%

Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling

American

31% Feb

4'%
♦155

800

21%

*21

38%

1

American Enka

22

474

49 %

'

17% Jan

72

101

1(5

2

*70%

88

3474
•96

90

15'%

210

♦80

34%

111

•15

14%

100

com

Cyanamid

17% Aug 27
Jun

47u

111

15 Ya
72

No pur

prior preferred-^

35

7

.

25%

American Crystal Sugar com
American

27% Jan

14

113

*155

16 %

*1'%
60%

26

Colortype Co

25

7

16

1%

20

Chicle

14% Oct

1
44% Mar 12

16%

69%

*24%

common

&

American Chain

28

4%

101

*25

common

preferred

5

Feb

3

7%

3
9

Dec

34%
*96

No par

com

Co

Co

64% July

3

34%
101

1

preferred

Inc

Cable

64

Jan

113

50

preferred

25

35

28

Dec

6%

American

22

27

9

8,000

113

Broadcasting-Paramount

39% Oct

100

8

12% Dec
25

Shoe

20

Sep
34% Sep

12%

1

preferred

Anna

convertible

American Can

35% Oct

81

16

1%

50

Bosch

53% Jan

,

4%

24 %

preferred

35% Jun

6

12'A

15'%

12.50

conv

45% July 25
42 ya Mar
7

37% Nov 20

18

27

2

6% July 11

12%

♦70%

23%

preferred

Theatres

4

20 % May

Aug
8
3% Oct 22

2

Nov

24% Jan

19

2,600

12 'A

70%

25%

preferred

American Bank Note

Amer

32V2 May 21
20% Jan 11

2%

15%

No par

convertible

Oct

Sep

*2%

15'%

24%

America

American Bakeries Co

Sep

99

2%

70'%

68%

100

Corp

25

23

*110%

2%

15%

4%

-

2%

72

lo

Amerada Petroleum Corp

51

39% Oct

of

34%
*96

16

800

9,300

12 %

12

2

Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
1

31% Oct

15

160

71

5

Limited

convertible

70% Jan

99 V3 Mar 28

•153

*1%

No par

0orp

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)

7

93% Nov 13

160

68%

No par

4.08% convertible preferred

Co

35%
101

15%

__5

Mill£k__„^„,

8

Jan

•153

5

Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co.—
Allied Laboratories Inc

May 28

16% Jan

34%
*96

1,900

,

50%

156

2'A

111
1*4

110

<

21

49%

•153

2%

18

Allied

27% Mar

108

"

7,100

190

85

_l

21

50%

•183

210

Inc

21

49%

700

22%

192

*80

Industries

22

*186

*150

95 % Dec
64

21

497 a

86

Aluminum

21

21%

200

8%

192

210

Aluminium

30% Feb

49%

86

8

29'A Jan

•20%

25%
151

8

*184

'150

8

13

22%

9U

Alpha Portland Cement—

24% Oct 22

22%

210

4

24% Nov

19

22%

90

Amalgamated Leather Co

31

24

133% Aug 10

Jan

4%

8%

*150

Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred—
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20

14

21%
50%

14 %

151

8%

100

30

4

Nov

4%

151

8%

prior preferred
,No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100

19

Nov

72

14

4%

conV

02

39

110

16

72

47% Jun

4

111

15%
*70%

Allied Products

97% Jan
3
37'% July 25

12

5

22% Aug 13

56% Jan

Feb

*109%

12%

*24 %
•149

13%

22%

160

2%

25%
152

14

8%

22

*153

2%

*24%

151%

8%

190

100

preferred

80% Jan

21

82

12%

100

common

49%

25 %
150

*184

160

2%

1

preferred

x21%

50%
190

"153

2

7

26

Apr

"186

100

7

Dec

34

49%

series—100

Nov

77

21%

%

Nov

42% Dec

8%

1

Engineering Co

*24%
150

8%

22

26

8

25%
152

1

12

104% Nov

25%

10
_i

;

Allied-Albany Paper Corp

22

9.10O

21%

11

46% Oct

43%

25%

Jan

3

42%

21%

Allen

3

43%

13%

13

% July

2,600

43

a

21%

19

5

13

421

13 %

.

25%

16 % Nov

98% Jan

13

42'/4

13%

13'A

65% Apr

23

13

43

13%

217a

110% Jun

22

13

42'/a

13%

25%

1

68% Nov 18
20% Oct 24

9
25% Aug 15

12Ya

437a

13%

25'%

13

Nov

400

12%

42%

21%

Alco Products Inc

$4

11,500

26

Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining

5%%

13%

700

97

21%

conv

Inc

12%

•94%

97

21%

Alabama &

4y4%

♦94%

25%

Air Reduction Inc

Aldens

95

•94

48

21%

Aetna-Standard

7%

94%

94%

13%

Shares

30%

45%

26 1;»

12% Oct 22

95

12

129 '% Apr

36%

16

Jan

18% May 13
77% Jan 14

4% Oct 22

117% Mar 27

26

19% Jan
114

11

23

160

11

29% Dec

25

88% Jan

1 % Oct

Nov

21% Dec

8% May 28

95

94

13

*29%

21%

Corp

4.50%

45%

25%

Admiral Corp

28

30

45%

1

Addressograph-Multigraph

Aug 28

30

45

10

7

160

30

44 '/a

No par

7

232 Ya Jun

11

23% Feb

5

88

1

11% Oct 22

19

10% May
7
241% Sep 14

23

105

16

23% Mar 22

31

6% Dec

155

♦29%

45

Co

Express

Adams-Millis

Aeroquip

29%

44%

.

the Week

Nay. 22

29%

45%.

Friday

Nov. 21

Corp

Acme Steel Co

Adams

Jun

31% July 8
31% July 23
65% July 8

11

133

8

:

14% Jan

6% Oct 23
19% Oct
21

36% Feb

Mar

Sales far

Thursday

Nov. 20

.1

ACF Industries Inc

16% May 27

32% Jan

30

8ALE PRICES

Wednesday

25

11

21

29 '% May

44%

1

12% Oct

37% Dec 28

*29'A

100

«.

39% Oct

22

108

1

Vending Corp

HIGn

Nov. 19

5

_

Abbott Laboratories common..
4%
conv
preferred

ABC

Tuesday

Nov. 18

Par

3

2 9%

May 25
Sep 19
23% Dec
6

Abacus Fund

July 30

20

Monday

EXCHANGE

104% May 22
17%Jun 10

2

LOW AND

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

Oct

37% Dec
11

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

STOCKS

Year 1956

"
Lowest

Exchange

:

32

57,900

50

1.700

15,100

17

The Commercial

Highest

Lowest
35Va Jun

28
23

39% Apr

9

16% Feb

7

24

29

Dec

5

•2

4% Dec

Oct

22

65% Jan

10% Oct

21

16% Jan

8

Armour

18

30

Jan

4

Sep

5

Feb

18

Feb

14

32 y2 Jun

5

Arnold

22

6% Jun

7

Artloom

6

Jan

79
18

Co0 of Illinois—

&

30% Mar 29

27% Oct

17

8% Feb 27

6 Va Jan

2

20

27% Oct

f5

Jan 23

35
Jan
3
110% Jan 5
73
Aug 28

15% Nov 21

33% July 23

16
9

22

34

88% Nov

Oct

4

103

May
Jan

*32%

33

33

'15%

15%

15%'

*27%
7%

27%

*27%

27%

7%

7%

7%

30

30%

29.%

30

9014

91

91%

91%

93

65%

65%

66

67

17%

16%

17%

8%

8%

5.25 %

5
-1

——

_

.

100
10

1st preferred

4

78

Jun

6

16% Nov

ID

27

Jan

11

8% Nov

7

10% Feb

6

Jan

2

30% Jun

7

*65

Atchison Topeka & Sante Fe—

Nov

30

11% Aug

267/aDec

17

30 % Mar

10

43% Jan

13

27

27

83% Nov

9

Jan

95

1

.

26 % Nov

13
13

57% Jun

75 % Nov

1

§3% Nov 29

17.%

8%
28%
83%

No par

28%
x37%
80

29

27%

38%

37%

80

79

6%
14%

7

5%

94

Jan

Atlas

22

18

24

5%

22

79% July 16

Atlas

10% May 28

6% Oct

22

167/a Dec

27

18% Jun

13

91

Aug

1
1

14% NOV

61% Feb

56% Oct

Jan

13

11% Jan

9

7% Oct

23

14

Mar 29

19

17% Feb 27

16% Oct

21

18

% Mar 22

22% Jun

8

34% Oct 29

6% Sep

26

67% Sep

26

4% Dec

7% Feb 24

4% Oct

22

7% July

38% NOV

1

48% July

85

Dec

21

105

41% Feb

13

53

58% Dec

28

19
May 10
Apr

24% Nov

19

63

27% Nov

18

67 V4 Jan

Nov

14

89

9 % Oct

30

14% July

16% Mar 22

15% Jan

18

19 %

July 25

Basic

67% Nov 26

39 % Oct

21

71% May 22

Bath

82% Jun

12% Oct

31

16

14

Feb

9

43

May 28

19 Va Jan

16% Aug 21

50

14
Sep 12

15% Aug

6

Jan

23

134 % July

64

Nov

22

Nov

11

106% Jan 20

102

89% July 12

Nov

27

13

37 V2 Jan

9

25 Va Jan

23

43 Va Dec

28

25% Nov

31

91% Aug

8

76 % Nov

15

8

17
6

32 V2 Dec

Nov

30

4

47% Jan

26

26% Aug

35 %

2

Jail

10

89 % Feb

Oct

21

2.1

Jun

18

Oct

17

27% Nov

63

Dec

31

77% Aug

9

Dec

20

172% Feb

7

13% Jun

8

16% Jan

5

84

Jan

7% Nov

11

6

32% Feb

10

50% Sep

28% Jan

23

46% July 17

28% Nov

29

36

Dec

.

Mar

12

1

20% May

1

1

8

Inc—

10

.

Bohn

32

Apr

15
3

,

Bon

Ami

Class

17%

18

28

Stores

3% %

29% Jan

9

8

Nov

20

19% Jan

3

61 y4 Jan

3

23

Nov

20

47% Jan

10

Oct

1

14% Jan

31

35% Dec

31

54% May 10

28% Oct

22

41 % July

Dec

28

58

35% Nov

18

48

12% Dec

31

24 Va Apr

35 Va Jun

8

&

28% Feb

14

62% Oct

26

2

Maine

Common

5%

Braniff

16

16%

16%

16 Va

16 %

24%

23%

24

23%

24

2314

23%

460

13

12

12%

11%

12 Va

12

12 %

11%

12%

5,480

15%

15%

15%

15

15%

15%

15%

3,000

10%

1,000

30%

30%

3014

30%

30%

31

1,900
26,400

.100

*74 %

*74%

78%

46%

4618

46 Va

8

9%

8%

9%

12,500

23

25%

23%

24 %

23%

23'.

10,350

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7,300

«

30 5 a

29%

30%

29%

30%

29%

30

29's

30%

35%

36%

37%

37%

38

38

37%

37%

37

37 %

3.50

5%

5%

5%.

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

3

26%

27%

26%

27 5 «

26%

27%

27%

29%

29

2.50
100

53%

54%

53%

54%

54%

56

56

57%

56

*78%

84

*77

29

82

Aug 26

90

Jun

11

36% Jun

13

Jan

&

Brown

Shoe

25% Oct

22

36% Aug

21 % Nov

8

7

May 23
9

22

21% May 17

Nov

20

90% Jan

15

5
50

36% July 17

26% Nov

18

34% July

38% July 30

11% Nov 19

29% Jan

5
11

11% Nov

21

2

*78%

84

33%

32%

12%

12%

Xll%

117

11%

11%

43%

43%

*43

43%

43

43

No par

30%.

31

30%

30%

29 %

No pa:

22%

22%

22

22

33

33%
a

32%

*21%

Watch

3

30

81% Jan

19

63

Sep 20

77% Feb

8

72

Dec

27

85% Mar

6

62% Nov 13

28% Jan

23

6

30% Nov

13

52% July 10

15

10

16 % Oct

8

19

Jan

3

22% Nov 21

29

Jan

11

10% Jan

10

Butte

Byers Co (A M)

46% Sep
20

25% May
66

26
8

12% Apr
34% Dec

8

Oct

31% Jan

16

Aug 15

105 % Aug

40% Jan 23

61% May

4% Dec

10

12% Jan

20

8% Apr

14

23

74% Jan

23

Jan

24

74% Jan

25

4

Oct

29

Va Oct 22

22% Nov

13

45% Jan

16

Oct

17

104% Feb

26

3

99

3

36% Oct 22

13

2% Oct

22

16% Mar 20

9% Oct

22

6 % Aug
9
34% Nov 23

7% Jan

17

4% Oct 28

43% Jan

3

32% Jun 24

13

Dec

12

17% Jan

3

13% Jan

75 Va Dec

21

98

Feb

7

74

Julv 31

1

66

July 11

50

July

65

Oct

24% Nov

30

33 % Apr

6

2

8

23% Oct 23

30% Nov 29

36% Mar 16

24% Nov

19

50

56% Apr

46% Nov

14

Aug 22



_For footnotes

see

page

6

28.

65

Burroughs Corp
Busl> Terminal Co

30%

20%

30%

31%

15,200

22

22%

22%

X22 %

22%

1,200

700

' ;

27%

26%

27%

15%

14%

15

79%

79

79

*79

79%

26%

27 %

26%

27

*26%

27%

*26%

27

27

27

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

13%

13%

13%

13%

5

13%

13%

&

5,u )0

36,100

*54

58

*54

58

*62

64%

*62-

64%

"80

33%

33,100

*54

58

*54

58

*54

58

63

64

*62

64%

*62

64

30%

31%

31 %

31%

17

16%

17

22%

22%

5

Zinc

5%

5%

5%

5%

10

*24

25

25

25

participating preferred—100

*97

100

*97

100

;

8

87% JaD
4
16% May 8
84
Feb 27

56% Jan 29
29% July 15
36% May 13
52
Jan
2

Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co

100

*50%

51%

*25

25%
25%
46%

No par
25
No par

24%
46%

31%

9%

13%

11%

32%

10

31%

31Tb

*16%

17 Va

*16%

17 %

17%

17%

1,100

22%

22%

22%

22%.

22%

223

5

4%

47-8

3,100
1,900

27

*24%

26 Va

*24%

100

99%

99%

*97

37%

37%

5

*24%
*97

37%
3%
9%
5%
33
14%

37%

37%

3%
10%
5%
33%
14%

3%
10

3%

4

3%

9%

9%

97a

77

76%

*50%
*25
24%
*46%

100

2,000

10,500

101..

*62

23

15,800

12%

62%

17

13,300

15

64%

9%

62%

22%

27%

79-%

9%

9%

64%

1

147 a
*79

*62%

9%

*62%

100
100

26%

15%

9%

9%

64%

9

27%

64%

12%

9%

*62%

_5

Packing Corp

14%

;1

-

common

13%

26%

_100

37%

8

30%

14-%

*37
3%
9%
5%
33
14%
76%

6% Jan

2,000

43

*78%

com

2,700

12

43

80%

15

Copper

California

33 %

12

43%

15%

Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc.;
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par

44Va Jan 11
7 Va Jan
2
15% Aug
2

32%

"12%

*42%

28

Inc__

Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
3 Va % preferred
4 V2 % second preferred

7S*

8.000

84

15%

Butler Bros

Apr

22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23

14% Jan

4

6,600
10,100

27%

27

1,300

57%

V*

*80

32%

5,700

,

29%

1

Co

16% Jan

Nov

19

12

80

5%

*78%

'

12Ya Aug 21

Nov

22%

5%

5

5

Co

65

62 Va Nov

33

i

9

No par

Co
Co common

Buffalo Forge Co
fculova

84

l

preferred

Bullard

*78%

9

10

Bucyrus-Erie
(The)

29 7

15

10

Inc

Co

Buckeye Pipe Line Co

$5

._

Bigelow

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

Budd

5,800

7%

July 12

Brown

46%

8%

61 %

15

46 Va

27%

Jan

48% May 22

78 %

*75

46%

8%

10

38% Mar 11

-7812

46 %

7%

14

11% Nov

*75

23%

13T'a Jan

46

78

46%

46

7%

Jan

37
Aug
2
15% Apr 27

*74%

9%

Bridgeport Brass Co common
4%% conv preferred

39% Nov

46%

27%

Airways Inc

32% May 25
13% Dec 17

78

,

7%

41

54

■

3,200

16
23 ;"

30%

8
11

Jan

38%

*38%

16%

9%

17

2y.

38 %

16
23

27%

44 % Dec

9

3914

'

*37%

16%

100
—2.50

Jan

8

*38%

'

16%

.—No par

47

Mar

90,300

:

RR—

—

26% Nov 19

23

5,000

39%

30%

preferred

48% Nov

10

1814

38%

31%

.

Briggs Manufacturing Co_
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas

20ytt Dec

23%

18

38%

30%

Co

6
16

1

1,200

23%

18%

37%

25

preferred—;
Edison

Boston

3
1

28

;

60%

(The)

Co

Boston

53% Jan 24

41% Oct

Dec

38%

38%

6014

22

Feb

*37%

)

23%

18%

18%

18

37

*10%

Jan

26

23% -23%

18%

38%

10%

87

27

23%

18

37%

15%

30

52% Jan

23%

18%
39

60%

30

13% Oct

24

9,300

59%

Oct

79

23%

23 %

4,800

i

*10 Va

Oct

26% Nov 20

25

22%

10%

45

3

45

23%

40

24%

60

73

22

4414

23%

39%

23

60

10

21% Jan

43

23%

39%

24%

10%

57% Mar 19

95% Jun

50

42

23 %

41

18%

1.100

11,600

62

10%

98 y2 Feb

56% July 18

*60

8

60

3

5

153,600

7%

10%

12

23

144

7%

59%

Dec

Dec

39%
1 144

38%

39%
143

62

24

v.

13,600

*60

40

37 7 u

2,200

35%

-

7%

62

•

9J0

46% -46%
34%

6,200

10%

46% Dec

28

60

46%

40%

*60

60

:

28 3 4

35 hi

38%

7%

60

5

Borg-Warner Corp common—

15

60

7%

•

*28

28%

143
'

'

7%

21,200

46%

141

141--

1%

3414

"

37%

36%

38%
141

1,200

1

60

10

19

46%

"34%

12,600

•r

10%

Jan

31% Oct 22

38

46%

-

18%
42%

1

28"%

32%

■

46%

17%

59%

46

17ya May 28

33

45

42%

15
5

14

89

46 %

6,100

.18%

1

29

*28%

13,100

40%
96

1
1.25

30% Nov

38% Jan

■*.

33

46 %

32%

46 %

a

32%

1
8
100

28%

18 Va

39%
*86

47%

*42

1

1

1

28

28

461

1

1

1%

'

20

500

42%

17%

42%

1

39%
96

46%

47

46%

47%

17 %

18

*86

96

42%

Inc

5

21

*86

11

15%

50% Apr

5% Nov 14

38%

11

3,800

3,400

15%

17

Jul" 19

46

48%

17%

30%

24%.

38% Jan

26%

96

*86

38

17%
32

30 %

10%

10%

17%

•17%

38

37%

96

10%

10%

17%

17%

18%
39

38%

10%

10%

11%

29%

u

5,200

77

17%
32

30%

*32

29 7

29 %

30

29%

29%

*75

17%
34

17%

17%
34

,.

77

*75

77

17%

18%
32

*31

Va

*12%

Borden

OctTjT

18

18%

*75

76

*75

77

17%

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc

23%

12

28%

No par

Bond

Aug 29

12%
28%

—No par

class A

Co

B

12

11% Jan

10,000

12%
28%

— —

19

6% Oct 22

13

28%

12%
28

42%

Brass Corp

11% Sep

«•

350

12%
28

12%

17%

issued

Aluminum &

62% Jun

22

93

'

16% Jan

9

120

93

28%

Laughlin Inc———-2.50
Co
1
Airplane Co
:
—5

Boeing

*116

93

91%

(E W)

9

120

*91

28

&

2

*116

92

12%

35

2,800

130

92

29%

47%

30

30%

500

4,600

*110

91%

Bliss

Jan

16%

12%

Bliss

25

16%

91%

2

61% Jam

:

16%

17%

43

6,300

30%

44 %

30%

600

43%

42 %

30%

590

17

*16%

17

*16%

16%

80%

30%
130

*110

>.

43%

*16

16%

30%

30%
130

14

7

17% May 27

16

*16%

16%

17

43 >■.

43%

42

44%

10%

16%

17

2

2

Apr

2

Feb

*16%.

7%

11

12

100

17

i

10%.

9%

7%

9% Jan

9

*9%

37%

51% Feb

May

3,200

10%

10

140%

12

41

57%

*9%

10%

7%

Jan

10

1,100

54%

10%

38%

12% Mar 16

Aug

30

54%

140%

64

17

28%

54%

iv

42-%

com

27

79

28%

•

17%

—

26

Oct

4.500

43

7%

When

14

50%

17%

4

26

3

248,700

50%
29%

-1

Dec

Jan

26%

50%

43

Inc

9% Dec

17

27%

x49%

,26%

—50
1 peso

14% Dec
54

60

X26%

26

*80%

83 %>

83 V2 Jan

22

Oct

11% July

81 Va

29% Jan

Oct

15% Sep 25
6
21% Nov

34%, May

23% Nov 21

93

81%

*86

1

Consolidated Inc

7
24

43% Jan

17% Oct

3

33%

93

82

139%

Jan

.

20

33

92

81

38%

5

:

Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)

64-% May 17

29% Api

Dec

33

90%

83

preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del).com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)10

155

22

21~%

Corp

preferred

cum

Benguet

Foods

50% July 16

20

22% Oct 21

45% July 25

32%

91 %

*10%
17%

—1

Best-wall

75

29

32%

90%

29%

10

Corp_:

.1
common——10

Co

Aviation

Best

18

21

32 hi

•80%

18

preferred-—————100

1

July

Nov

13

.

Savers

7,700

32%

*32

Howell

&

& Co

15% Jan

32% May 11
65% Dec 12

25% Nov 20

——50

14.000

83

*75

RR-

2,000
35,400

10%

91

29%

4%% pfd
100
Corp——.—_—J.

S)

Life

Best

14

60

Creek

5%

9

37% Oct

13

Dec

Jun

(A

3%
34%

9%

32

12%

1

Inc

Instruments

Shoe

400

91

*16%

No par

40 Va

3%

10%

9%

18,400

33%

34

32%
:

5%

32%

30%

Bendix

28

54 % Jan

21

36% Oct
136

47

___

prior

conv

Beneficial Finance Co

32 % July 15

15
21

—10

Works Corp

Iron

4%%

6

May

1% Jan

———1

Corp—

a

io

100

3,500

92

*110
*90%

Bell

May 14

48

6

Feb

30% Oct

43

Products

Corp—

Bell Aircraft Corp———.—

66% May 17

18

1

22

Brothers

Belding-Heminway

1

24

146

71

53 %

Beech-Nut

42

33% Apr 17
53% Jun

281

61%

2

July

31

40

1

28%

50%

Beech

85

64% Dec 27

19

28

50

22

Apr

16% Oct

44 Va Dec

28

51

Beech Aircraft

50 V2 Jan

11% Oct

30% Oct

27%

50%
9%
16%
43%

Beck

24 Va Jan

3

2 % Feb

27%

42

12

10% Mar

Jan

50% Dec 31
101
Jan 3Q

14

.—1
-10
5

Beckman

9

13% Aug

6

27

1% Dec

51

24

8

Feb

8

14

8

50%

50 %

86% Aug

22

14

Jun

28% Feb

48% Jun

25%

preferred—100
4%% preferred—.—
—.—100
Beaunit Mills Inc
2.50

36% Mar 15

Nov 28

20

Nov 27

a

50%

31% Jan

1

27% Feb

10

•5

271

j'

31%

-

9%"

10

—

16%
29%

29

3%

3%

24%

34a %

5

*39

40

600

3,000

8 7, \

40%

40%

r 6

5%
40

49%

Beatrice Foods Co common——12.50

11

5%

5%

40%

."

5%

29%i

40%

860

33,100
..

63
..

*16%

16%

29%

33%

common

•

*16%

51

47% July 16

15% Oct 22

Dec 31

29

17

Apr

20 3,a Jan

4

Dec

19% Jun

Oct

*7%

1G%

26%

Ohio

&

Bayuk. Cigars Inc

13

May 20

*62%

8

29%

100

Barker

35% May 20

63

29%

91
*80%

Barber

3

14%:

x6% V
6%
14 %
Xl4%

*7%

100
100

Bangor & Aroostook RR„
Oil Corp

2

July 23

136

17% Sep

11

May 16

17% Feb

6

30
116

13

116

Sep

4%

49% Nov

19

39

x62%

,

No par

Baltimore

58% July 25

19

21,800

1,800
7>; 30

81% ,81%

8

noncumulative preferred—100

4%

67% Oct 24

9

Jan

39

28

68% Jan 27

42 % Jan

60

Feb

95

40 '/a

V3.

39%

14%

3%

preferred series B
preferred series C

14,900

81

15

30%

4%%

30%

'

3%

Baltimore Gas & Elec Co

8

" Mar

29 Va

22,500
:

6% V- 7

30"a

9

13

Corp

29%

39

9%

(The l

Co

84

81

3%

Wilcox

&

84

*16%

.6

5%

6

40%

87

6%
64

84,900

8%

16%

29

18 %

29%

29%

*16%

30

17%:

8%

81

29"4

15

102

*7%

8%

170

800

28%

38%

3%

16

6

17

,

68

8%

28

*7%

3,600

97

;•

29%

28%

63

8

20,800

*67%

18

*83%

10 %

Jan

22

9

63%

8%
30%

95

95

87

*14%

14%

1,000

29%

29%

30%

35% Feb

15

% Oct

90% July 26
89'
July 22

14%
63

9,500

.

8%

-

9%
32

Babcock

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

31% Nov

14%

v

68 %

17%

8%

6%

7

16

7%

•

30%

68

17%

37%

800

33%
27%

,

68

*80

8,600

30%

,

7%%

95

93

r

'

;,'27 %',

79%

6%

30 Va

28%

38%
.

30%

V

*85

27%

r

7%

8%'

86

64

3%

1

Inc

(B T)

4

11

2

83%

27%

7%

200

4%

15%

■J"

310

82%

27%

17%

28%

28 %

*83%

%■.

15%
27 Va™.

30

Babbitt

sy« Jan
46% Jan

7

113

Mfg Corp (The) common
3
conv preferred
No par

13

12

29

Amer—5

$2.25

21

Feb

Nov

Avco

r

Oct

35 y2 Feb

17

65

Co of

3% Nov
29

5

15 y2 Jan

11% Jun
31% Dec

($1.20)—Nopai

Canteen

28%

17
*29%
5%
40%

No par

common

prior pref

9

33

15%

5,500

24

33%

27%

7%
30

20%

21

33%

,33*
15%

27%
„

.

63%
*7%

20

Co—

Nichols

Conv

3

48% Dec

8

i;

Automatic

5

24

preferred
Powder

'

7% July 12

17

•

May 15

21

49 % Feb

35% May 24

60

38

25% Oct

Corp common-

Austin

Sep

16% Jan

9

10
_100
1
——20

$3.75 series B preferred

/

24

29

RR

Line

Coast

Atlantic Refining common

6

25

11% Jan

-<8% Nov

——

non-cum

Atlantic

50% July 15

36% Nov

99% Feb 20

5

10

preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com—6.50
4% preferred
100

Common

23

47% Aug 14

63% May

27

35% Jan

Feb

101

Nov 28

60

3

4%

4%

4

Goods Corp—

Associates Investment Co

63V4 Nov

4%

15%

Common

6

4%

preferred $1.60 series—No par

2Dd

28

4%

33 %

Associated Dry

67

*22%

15%

Inc

Industries

ASR Products Corp

19

73a Sep

82%

22%

*32 %

31 y4 May 31

Mar 29

4

82 %

22%

1

Ashland Oil & Refining com

15,200

81 %

22

4%

Arvin

21%

20%

*20

4%

36% July 19

31,300

11'%

20%

4

12%

82

1
2.50

19% May

2

11

20%

*20

29,900

20%

11%
82

20%

47%>

12

12 Va

3,500

46

•'•%.-

32

241/4

11%

20%

*80

47

-7

-*81

11%

20 %

46

11%

.

20%

11%

47 %

a

Carpet Co Inc

3

6Va Jan

451

Shares

32

23%

24%

20%

46

82

24

5

22

27% Oct

45%

32 %•

22%

22%

46%

32%

Corp

28 yp Jan

6

22%

20%
*80

No par

Constable

23

46
11%

5

preferred

$3.75

13

Va Jan

14% Oct

29%- Feb

Corp

3 % Oct

8

11

15% Jan

Steel

Armco

2

32

32%
24%; >

31%

32 y4

321

22%

5
10

Corp

Nov. 19

Nov. 18

the Week

Friday
Nov. 22

Nov. 21

Nov. 20

32

Armstrong Cork Co common-—.—1

92

Oil

Argo

4

Jan

31% Mar 15

5

267/s Jun

36

2

102% Mar

18% May 24

14

20 V4 Nov

37% Mar 27
22

39% Apr 25

44

14
May 2

26 Va Nov

Par
No par

13

22 % Nov

69% Dec

46% Feb

EXCHANGE
Archer-Danlels-Midland

31% Nov

9
6

41 %-Apr

27% Jan

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Bangs Bines Jsn. 1
Lowest
Highest

Monday, November 25,

.

.

LOW AND

STOCKS

Year 1956

.

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
Kti{«for Previous

and Financial Chronicle

37%

32%

4

%

37%

3%

3%
10

10

t

~5
26%
100

100
10

38

1.900

4

15,800

10%

4,700

5Va

5%

5%

5 Va

2,400

33

33%

33%

3314

33%

33%

5,400

14''2

14%

14%

14%

14 %

14%

7,300

76%

*76%

77%

76%

76%

51%
25%
24%
47%

50%

50%

*50 Va

51%

50%

5018

*25%

26%

24%

24%

17,200

47%

47%

300

5%
33%
14%

5%

*25

26

*25%

24 34

24%

24%

*46%

47%

47%

47%

*77

26%

24%

5

-

78

210
40

195-

Volume

186

Number 5693

.

.

.

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

(2275)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous

V-

STOCKS

.Year 1956 :

.

Lowest

23% Dec

12

31 % Jan
Nov

14

101

Nov

*

23

22

30

22% Nov 29
40% Feb

29

49% Nov

20

43

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

Nov

9

20% Jan

19

Lowest

41% Feb

1

45% Aug 17
29 % Mar 20
121

10% Oct

21

28% Oct

22

21

19

62% May 16
53% Jan 26
24 % Aug 16

45 % Nov

20

37

20% Nov

11%

lftO

May~28~
Dec. 21

18% Jan

12% Oct

94

23

119 % Jan

99

Dec .11

13% Nov .23

95% July 18

Nov

104

Jan

5

21% Jan

47

Case

13

110% Jan

14

22

8834 Oct

10

3

10% Oct

Feb

27

102% Nov

Jan

13

34

14

47"% May

17:

Feb

14

8% Dec 28
43

Nov

28

81% Feb

9

15% Oct >16
51% Jan 16

20

Jun

21% Nov 16

22

16 '

Oct

7% Dec
Dec

Sep

18

77% July 19

13

27% Feb

14

28

2% Sep 28
54% Jam 9

19

7 ".

Aug 17

45% Dec 26

56% Apr
100% Jan

Oct

21

1% Oct

22

45% Oct

8

Elec—No

& South

West

de

Pasco

11
9

Chain

Belt

45

Aug

9

31% Oct 22

38

Jan

11

108

Feb

7

86 % Jun

24

99% Jan

29

27% Apr

5

18

Oct

22

31% May

45% Dec

12

20% Oct

10

49% Jan

12% May 4
10% Apr 13
443/4 July 19

4% Oct

21

0% Oct

22

23 % Oct

30

69% Nov 21.

47.3/4 Oct 21

3

G% Nov 28
Jan

53%

3

20

1093/4 Nov 21

91 % Oct

2

Checker Cab

5
4

Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry

69% Jaa

9

22

110% Jan

9

14

23% Jan

9

24% Jan

16

13

31% Apr

27

19% Nov

19

30% Mar

28

50

26

Oct

21

42

35% Dec

31

41% Jan

31

Oct

22

40

3 %%

July 25
Mar 45

29

263/4 Jan

3

12 % Oct

21

4

40 % Nov

19

61% Jan

31% Feb

1

12% Nov

19

84% Apr

46% Feb

1

.19% Nov

14

19 % Nov

14

5%

29

27% Nov 19

43% Apr 29
29% May 10
37% Jan
7

35% Dec 20

43% Mar

5

21 % NOV

4

10% Jan

143/4 May 22

13% Jan

10

12% Oct 26
69 % Mar
1

9% Nov

6

49 % Oct

21

64'

Jan

87

64

Oct

21

82 %

1

Jun

24% Oct 25
87
Dec
3
37% Jan

3

39% Dec 20
54

Jan

23

123/4 Jan

30

102

Nov

30

2

Jan

v

9

17% Dec 2jjr>
Nov 20

93

46% May 24
185

Oct

Jan

3

73% July 17
203/4 Mar 29

26

60

Jan

39:

Nov

94% Jan

2734 Nov

14

50% Jan

39% Feb

12

47

Jun

17

71

Jun

6

47% Oct

21

22

42%JQn

29

35% Oct

23

46% Jun

4

23% Jan

3

15% Oct

25

20% Apr
97% Nov

9

109.

Jan

3

93 % Jan

7

36% Nov

20

75"% July 18
f
May 28

162

Jan

13

43% jun

15

111

Nov

4

80

Jan

22

30

Oct-21

90

•

8

45

34

Jan

6

Jan

10

24% Jan

3

78% Aug 15
50% Jan

13

141"

Nov

15

125

98% Dec

20

131% Mar

Jan

5

Nov

13

17% Nov

4

54% NOV 20
34% Oct

22,

67% July
175
83s

11:t

92%

*90%

12

-

102%

11%

102%

*100

Copper

63

92%

*90%

11%

11%

92%

12

12%

92%
.

.

*91
12

12%

230

93

12%

27,200

100

102%

58%

58%

58

68%

26%

24%

25%

25

251

17

16%

16%

16%

16%

19%

19

19

*19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19%

800

9

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

2,700

41%

*41%

42%

42%

43

74%

*73

74

74

74

9

*41%

8%

41%

73

41

73

41%

*73

41

75

*73

*100%

102%

*100%

102%

10

58

58%

58%

59%

2,600

25%

26

26%

27%

6,800

*16%

17

*16%

-

14%

14%

300

17

1.300
300

14%

14%

6,000

*47%

49%

1,200

14%
49

92

89 %

90

89%

89%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

89%
27%

89%

27%

28

28

28

18

18

17%

17%

17

IB

17%

18

18

18%

3,700
4,000

36%

37%

37%

38%

38

38%

38%

38%

38%

39%

16,500

17%

♦17

17%

17%

18

8%

8%

27%

27%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

7,200
8,600

21 %

21%

20%

21%

20%

21%

7,400

5
9.50

*17

18

*8%

_5

29%

____1

8%

1

21 %

„

*17

8%

8%
27Va

8%
22

28%

8%

30

8%
8%

21 %

II_Il

*1%
49%

50

34%

35%

91

91

1 Til

1%
48

8%
27

22

1%

1%
48%

».

1%

%

48%

48

1

1 8

34%
*88

34%

34

91

29

400

1%

1%
49 Va

50

34%

.35%

1%

4,400

1,500

33%

34%

*89%

91

70

18%

19%

19

2(0

17,800

29%

30 %

29 %

29%

29%

29%

29%

29%

11,700

5%

1,800

5 %

*5

5%

5

*89

5

91

5%

7%

7%

*7%

7%

7%

23%

*23%

23%

*23%

23%

*23%

51%

53 %

49%

51%

49 %

50%

8

*91

:

93

27%.

*91

14%

13%
*19%

413%

*91

96

-

13%

13%

22

19%

19%

19%

20 Va

27

27%

26

27

34%

*33

33 Va

33

33

14

51%
*91

95

28%

*34

5%

514
7%

7%

24

23%

23%

700

52%

52 Va

52%

24,100

7%

*91

96

2,700

96

13%

13%

13%

*21

22%

*21%

22%

400

27

27%

28%

5,200

13%

*32%

12%

12%

12%

12%

41%

40%

41

41%

13 Va

12%

33%
12%
41%

27

*32%

5,700

33%

100

12%

12%

13,700

41%

42

13%

12%

13%

13

13%

3,200
21,600

19%

20%

19%

20 %

19%

20%

20%

20%

20 %

20%,

15,000

20%

21

19%

20

Va

19%

20%

20

20%

20 Vo

20%

11,100

23

23%

22 %

23

22

22%

22%

23%

22%

23%

19,700

15

14%

14%

♦14%

15

15

16

9%

9%

9%

13%

3
par

No par

*14%

5

*9%

25

3,800

80 Va

18%

91

7%

Del_50

*

18%

30

5%

com__No par

34%

18%

23%

100

9%

*49

.—25

;

400

8%

18%

25

common

:

28%

29

18%

18%

%

29%

__1.25

Oil

*8%

100

<

___1

com

*18

8%

49%

1%
49

1

Co

63%'

102 %

*90

Cab

53

52

69

67%

*48
67

69

*48

*14Vs

15

*9%

9%

*47

53

67%

68%

68%

9%
52

«

Jan

13
2

15

Jan

*83%

84 %

83%

28%

28

28

41 %.

42 Tii

41%

42

42 %

42 Va

convertible

Equipment

*9%
*47

69%

68%

300
600

9%
53

69%

70,200

Climax
-

25%

13,400

Mar

5

4%

cumulative

114% May

8

If

Apr

Apr

17

<

Co

41

Feb

27

49

July 15

Jun

26

83

Apf

17

13

Nov

13

17% Oct

4

Collins

27% May 28

35% Dec

10

22% Oct 21

33% Jan

2

50% July 30
51% Mar 12

45

12

50% Feb

Oct

10

60% Apr

Oct

21

59

Mar

Nov

14

57

Apr 23

16

48

'

Sep

.

5% %

■

4%

37%

400

15%

16

15%

15%

2,900

98%

*97
37

37%

38 %

*150

*78%

81

*97 %

36%
*150

162
81

*78%

30

98%
37%

9,100

162
81

33%'

33 %

33%

92%

92%

93

59

59

*59

61

*33

35

35

*33%

35

*33%

35

18%

I

58

37%

124%

35

18%

55%

37%

37%

*33%

18%

18%

54%

56%
37%

37%

55%
37%

440
50

18%

4,900

56%

14,000

37%

1,800

*126

130

*72

76

*73

75

*73

78

73

73

40

104

7,500

'

100%
*800

'
•

102

100%

47 %

47%

77

77

13%

13%

13%

com

No par

23%

24%

23 Va

24

preferred series B

^50

*47

48

/

*47

39%

40
51

*48

*47

50

*77%
13 %

:

?

23%

103%
836

103%
*820

836

150

'

47%

47%

48%

80

78%

78%

*78%

14%

14 Ve

14 %

14%

3,500

23%

23%

141%
24%

23%

24%

15,800

48

48%
79

10,800
90

48

47%

46%

47

200

39%

39

40

*46%
40%

47%

"38

40%

550

51

*49

51

50

50

*50

51

51

*47

%

*46 %

39

38

*48%

101%
*800'

47%
.

100

101

*800

—t

76%

B

57%
37%

18

6,000

127

47%

Class

37%

61

127

13%

Class

55%

37%

94

126

102%'

*800

Broadcasting SystemA
—,—2.50

56

18%

34%

94

126

76

com

16%

33%
*59

93%

76

102

1st

18%

34%

126

47

L.

93%

*125

10

com

33%

126

*72'

No par

*33
'

18%

56%

No par

Corp

noncumulative

36%

59%

pfd—.—100
noncumulative 2nd pfd
100

4%

37

104

stock—50

Colorado' <fe Southern- Ry

6

3,000

11%
*101%

92

33%

No par

Co

$3.50 preferred
& Aikman

25

49

9

33%

26,500

11%

11%

37

162

*77%

81

No par

Colgate-Palmolive

28

38

66% Apr
593/4 Feb

*77%

54%

52%

53

190

2,300

104

*101%

98%

36%
*150

15,300

59 %

preferred_100

Colorado' Fuel & Iron

*97

38

43%

92 Va

Coca-Cola InternatT Corp

73

98

162

42%

11%

16

x37

80

92 %

No par

9

Jaii

16

43

60

(The)

5

62%

*77%

No par

2nd

*97

16 %

30

52 Va

11

37%

>150

39%
162

100

106

Coca-Cola

98%

38%

50%

84%

29%

33

preferred

25

15%

25%
83%

29

42 %

103%

*37

25%
83%

%

*58

Molybdenum

1%

800

*97

*150

10%
101

37%

*37

16%

49%

104

25%

Va

15

gtd

Cluett Peabody & Co com

8

Sep 25

37%

50%
11%

*101

25%

-No par
50

Ilium com

Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation

Jan

95

100

49%
*11

11%
104

16%

15-

$4.50 preferred

139

Oct

*37

Ry Co corn-—100
noncumulative preferred—100

123% Jun 27
70

*11

*101

No par
5

preferred

50%

49 %

5

100

Co

Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%

12
5

25%

Va

28%

Cleveland Electric
,

40% May 3
25 % July 19

% Mar

25%
83

28%

5%

6

43

25%
83%

29%

4%%

14

76% Jun

25%
'83%

28%

C C C Sff St Louis

25

71% Feb

25%
83%

Clark

2

May 16
Jan

8.50

9

27

18,600

12%

94% Mar

Dec

62%

14%

23 % Jan

:50

*90%

preferred series A________100

19

3

61%

12

21

30

61%
*90%

40%

Dec

11

64%

13%

NoV~29

Nov

63 %

43%

13% Nov

54

4,000

62%

12%

75

36% Dec

5%

92

Paul & Pac

40%

Dec

101%

5%

*90

City Investing Co common
5% %
preferred
City Products Corp—
City Stores Co common

43% May 20
104

800

47

101%

5%

10

Common

103% Nov 20

23

5

101%

5%

4%
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
„No par
Cities Service Co
10

18% Mdy 31

23

Oct

23

.

15%

101%

5%

50

preferred

Chrysler Corp

4

57%-Nov

8

15%

101 %

5%

*48%

50

Cotton

27,300

15%

101%

41%

Chile

8,200

Va

No par

Chickasha

31

10% Oct

20

100

30

22

19

Jun

m% Sep

11

m % Oct

80% Mar 26

31

'39% Dec
18

23% Sep

26*

Dec

9

15

15

580

1,400

22 %

64%

63

_40

Chicago Yellow

14%

18,300

5%

102

49

preferred

5%

15

•

21%

5%

102

14 %

Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No

11

100% Sep

103

70

12% Jan

18

89% Nov 30
97% Dec

14%

22%

23%
40

5%

102%

5%

series A noncum pfd
_100
Chie & North Western com—No par

Mar 26

104% Jan

196

34% Jan

15%

33%
*38%
21%

12,600

Cincinnati Gas & Electric—

•29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55% Juiy 10
47% Jan
6

16

.

14%
102

5%

Apr 24

60

22

convertible

Chic Milw St

July 24

5
9

22%

*47 %

Class A

14

12% Nov

22

5

Ohio Great Western Ry

20% July 25

71% Jan

51% Feb

21%

14%

Manufacturing:

Chicago & East 111 RR

R

55% May 28
21% Nov 21

4

21%

No par
No par

10% Sep

17

16% Nov

21'21%

48%

„

10% Mar 28
>

20% Oct

6

21%

__No par

31% Jan

.

36% Dec

Nov

21

14 %

Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc

24

28% Feb

Apr 2)7

40

20%

•»'

34%

39

19%

*47%

Corp

'

90% Jan

33%

40

19%

21

14%

$4.50 preferred

29% Nov 29

34%

40

20%

47%

Common

21

Jan

33%

401/a

20%.

14*%

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
1

Dec

7

35

40%

20%

10

Oct

31% May 24

34 %

40%

20%

47

Co

94

lf-

35%

39 %

par

Co

Corp

34

22% Oct

134%

No par

com

Certain-Teed Products Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co__
:
Chadbourn Gotham Inc

2

3% Jan
69% Jan

1

Cerro

10

43% Jan

11

Light
preferred __j

Central Violeta*- Sugar
Century Industries Co

8

47%

>:47

100

Illinois

Central

10

11% Jan

20% Oct. 11

3

2,400

46%

100

Illinois. Public Service
Central RR Co of N J—

May 22

59% Jan

.

'8

7,200

47%

46%

par

Central

May'20

9% Jan
'

4% Jan

4% %

43 %

22

75% May

Central

22% Jan

.

Aug 20

8

Central Hudson Gas &

1
11

36

24% Oct
■

23

47

46%

8%

preferred series R

31% May 14

3

1

Jan

16% Jun /7

4

16% Apr

22%

22%

46%

19%

5%

7

22%

22 %

47%

*16%

Central

21

14% Mar

640

22%

22:! h

46%

5

July 29

41% July 27

91

20

preferred

July 29,

19% Nov 28

91

5%

80

8

31

91

28

29

1

13% Jun1

91

22 %

*91

59

Oct

Oct

91

91

22%

58%

70

17

3,500

91

91

22%

25%

12

34% Jan

26%

1

.

Aguirre Sugar Co

26% Nov

26

common

Foundry Co..-i
of Georgia Ry com—No

9

25%

preferred series A-100

Central

Aug

25%

Corp

Central

July 24

24 %

Celotex

16

43

19

Oct

24%

11

13% May 22

35

23

Nov

33

24%
91%

23 i

22

32

5,300

24 %

100

54

20

27% Jan

33%

25 %

No par

can

!

8

433/i Oct

32%

24%

conv

3

14% Nov

12%

%%

4

25

88% Jun

11%

_-100

Oct

1

12
33 %

10

common

preferred

8% Jan

Aug 14

11%
32%.

7

37% Apr

Feb

113

11%
32%

18% Feb

23

19

4.20%

-

8

38% Jan

m;
31%

100

13

17% Mar 22
61

31

10

23% Oct

12

32%

12.50

Celanese Corp of Amer
7% 2nd preferred

Jan

11%
31%

1

common

17% Jan :) 8
109% Aug 20
70

12

32%

1

preferred

Caterpillar Tractor

4

12 % Mar 16

57% Apr
86% Jun

98% Dec

54%

22

Nov

2nd

Shares

11%

10

preferred

6 % '/o

May 9
100% Mar 13

13

75

7%

6

99 %

22

119

5% Mar

(J I) Co

Nov. T2

_50

19

2l
3

I

common

preferred

18% Jun

21

17% Dec

Corp

4%%

22

64% Dec

3

Carrier

the Week

Friday

Nov. .21

31%

5

Carpenter Steel Co

6

Sales far

Thuraday

Nov. 20

par

24

22

Wednesday

Nov. 19

1

(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinch-field & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No

26

25.

Tuesday

Nov. 18

5

Oct

14

102 V: Nov
Feb

Apr

Inc__

(The) Co

Carey

11

23% Aug

Par

Carriers & General
Corp
Carter Products Inc

61% Nov

58

Carborundum

74% July 16

22

5% Oct

55% Jan

Capital Airlines

6

65% Jan

Aug 15

18%> Oct

4

13

Mar 21

25% Mar

7

33% Nov

"

32% May 22
105

Monday

EXCHANGE

51% Jun

11

22% Nov

26% Jan

22

90% Nov

2
31

27"% Apr
65% Dec

Oct

9

Mar

'

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

*47

51

*47

51

*49

51

60

Columbia

22%

Jun

28

34% Dec

19

23% Oct 22

22% Jun

28

34% Dec

19

22% Oct

22

173/8 Aug 16
263/4 Jan
3

14% Oct

21

13% Nov

18

3

70% Oct

12

32'/» Nov

15% May 28
17% Dec 31
78

84% Jan

Aug 23

44% Nov

20

58

Apr

28% Nov 23
24% Sep 25

31% Dec

18

44% Oct

54

1

•16% Nov 21
383/4 Dec

20

36% Mar 22

8

20% Jun

14

29

78% Jan

11

19

48% Jan

4

Oct

22

31% Mar 18

34% May 17
52% May 14
19% Jan 11

20 % Sep

21

13

42% Oct

22

10% Nov

12,

443/4 Mar 19

35% Oct

22

Jan

Nov

29

101% Dec

6

8

Dec

3

10% Jan

9

8% Mar 16

133/4 Dec

31

18

Jan

4

Dee

26

223% Jan

12

30% Mar 26
163/4 Dec 27

42% Nov

15

15

Jan

21% Mar 20

100

4% Nov 23

26

23% Mar 19

36% May 15
.35% May 15

91% Oct 31

18

42% Mar
104

Feb

14

10% Apr
6% Jan

22

4% Nov! 14
9%

Oct 21

14% Jan

7

8

Oct

17

Jan

14

42% Nov

18

18

10

4

Oct

22

22

34% July 22
9% Oct

44

Dec

14

49% Mar 22

40% Oct

100

Nov

29

1103/4 July 17

95% Nov

24
23

Jan

45% Jan

36% Oct 22

49% Jun

22 % Oct

22

58

Jan

I

10
19

44

Nov

26

$4.25

21%

20%

21%

21%

22%

22%

23%

45 7

a

46%

46%

46%

46%

48 Va

7,000

11%

11%

11%

11%

47%
12%

47%

11%

11%

11%

21,700

Commonwealth Edison Co com—.-25

38%

38%

38 %

38%

38%

39

38%

39%

40

17,800

cumulative preferred—lOO

92%

93

*93 %

95

95

95

4.64%

Comptometer Corp
-5
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Cone Mills Corp
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc—
No par
Conde

Corp—_5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par

92 % Sep

12

105

39% Feb

10

56% Aug

3

38

Oct

83

Dec

27

102% Mar

5

79% Oct

111% Dec

12

117% Nov

5

Oct

22

pave

28.

94

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4Va

4%

4%

4%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9 Va

6,100

8 Va

1

8%

8%

8%

8

VB

8%

8

Va

8%

8V8

8%

6,800

40 Va

40%

40%

40%

42 %

41

41 "2

40

11 %

11%

11%

11%

11

ii%

41%

42%

41

%

41%

41%

41%

40%

41

3,600

7,700

11%
'

11%

11%

11%

4,000

41%

41%

41%

41%

18,900

100%

100%

14%

14%

14%

14%

13%

13 %

13%

13 %

13%

13%

13%

13%

15%

15%

*15%

15%

15%

15%

*15%

15%

15%

15%

14

38%

38%

38%

38%

381/4

38%

38 Va

39%

39

40

23

Consol RR of Cuba 6%

24'

2

25%

24%

24%

23

24

24

24%

*24%

25

490

Consumers Power Co com

44%

45 %

441%

44%

43%

44%

44

44%

44%

45

5.800

891

90 %

91

91%

90 Va

90%

90%

90%

90%

270

92%

92 %

92%

921/4

490

9

Apr 24
3

Mar 29

22

48

Jan

4

16

92% Feb

15

118

4,400

4%

.

13%

95% Mar 27

20% Apr

300

14%

22

33% May

96%

1

101% Jan

6

*95

1.33%

25

24

'

Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
—10

Oct

28

94%

32

87

see

1

Consolidated Cigar Corp:
Consolidated Coppefmines

*93

-39

10,300

20%

1

footnotes

Inc

Co:

31%

109% Feb

Jun

70

20

18

26% Oct

5,300

19%

Dec

85

30%

31%

93

16% Nov

29%

18%

14

18

30%

31

22

18

30

100

49% Jan

11

29%

19%

101% Jan

Sep

29

21%

$5

preferred

Consolidated

JaD

8,700

29 %

71

iii

Consolidated

23

34%

*70

%?

15

363/fc Jan

33%

71

11%

Mar 28

104

34

*70

46

Apr

19

33%

:

22

17

28

34%

11%

16

28

70%

33 %

45-%

22

Dec

70%

32%

29

29

70 Va

32%

21-%

Solvents

21

28% Nov

28%

%

1
—10

Credit

Commercial

Oct

6

33

7,700

70%

71

32%

—1

Engineering

Commercial

Aug 19

Aug

*70

31%

4

For

—,—No par

99 Va

22




14%;

Combustion

14% Feb

106

14%

18%

Oct

20

14%

99%

Jun

106% Jan

14%

31%

42

31

14

18%

89

Dec

13%

99%

3

99

13%

32 Va

Jan

18% Dec

13%

18%

112

88

14%

preferred—

15

81

13%

31%

18

4

5

14,300

99%

19

103% Jan

23,900

50c
1

Dec

31

4,800

15%

No par

43% Dec

82% Dec

25 Vo

15%

Columbian Carbon Co.
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5

35% Jfin
16% Sep

92

51% Mar 13

25%

24%

15%

Columbia Pictures common

12

Jan

25%

25%

15%

Consol Electrodynamics Corp

18% May

23

26%

24%

15%

Consol Electronics

28

34% Jan

25%

24%

15 %

23
19

31

9

25%

24%

15%

Nov ,14

15

21% Apr ~19
43 % July 25

25%

25

15%

19

15% Dec
Dec

25%

24%

15%

23

~T

18

25%

25

15%

Jan

26% Oct

Mar~12

3

26%

24%

54% Jun

6.

107

17

25%

2.50
Inc—.-No par

—.———

Columbia Gas System

30

25% Oct

36%

1

-

Mar 12

Consolidated

—

IndustriesCorp
Utilities

Foods
Gas

Laundries

$4.50 preferred

pfd

100

No par
No par
—-No par

.

preferred
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
—5
$4.52

—

4%

preferred

100

,—

Continental Baking

Continental Can
$3.75 preferred
$4.50

conv

2nd

:

preferred

17%
*82

93

*91 %

93

92

84

*82%

84

84

84

17%

17 Va

17%

17%
85

17%
*82

85

*82

85

28%

28%

28%

97

98

96

97%

10

41%

42

X41

41%

41%

41%

No par

82%

82%

82%

82%

83

83

*106%

108%

No par
Inc common

91

*82%

90%
92 %

28%.

Co common—5

$5.50 preferred

2

14%

101

100

i07

108

28%
*96

*106%

28%
98

108

14%

*84

17%
*83

28%
*96%
41 Va

*83

*106%

14%

86 7

100%

x31%

8

18%
86

101

2 500

32

7,300

20%

22%

5,600

14%

15%

3,800

13%

1,500

*84

18%
*83

4 '0

5,100

86%

50

18%

13,900

87

28%

28%

28%

97

96 Va

96%

110

417a

41%

421/8

14.600

85

85

85

130

108

300

108

*106%

1,500

19

20

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(2276)

.

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year

Range Since Jan. 1

Higbfest

Lowest

16% Oct 22

12% Feb

14

22 % Feb

15

28% Oct

10

Sep 20
5% Dec
6

58% Apr

0

9% Jan

11

43

9% Oct

22

15% Jan
26% Jan

7

34y« Jun
Dec

20

14

5% Oct

22
7

54% May
0

30 % Oct

22

Mar 20

70

17 Ya Oct

24% Jan 23
.

49 Ya Apr

33% Dec 14
52

Jan
Dec

22

13

Dec

6

60 ya Nov

29

87

% Apr

Dec 26

99

Jan

8
19

99

Jan

25

23

89

94 ya Jun

5

20'

152 % Deo

7

Oct

30

20

180% Mar

33

Dec

Deo

18

28% Oct

40% July 11

5%

79% July 11

Nov

27 Va Jan

1

22

31

96 y2 May

Feb

11

32% Apr 24

106 y4 July 11
89
Jan
3

July 18

164

15% Oct 22

25

3%%

2

Mar

May IT

Oct

18

6% Jan

2

2

Oct

4

2% Jan

3

22

Oct

75

Aug 29

22

267/0 Oct

36% Apr 22

30

22

30% Jan

19

16

Dec

4

Jan

31

11

18% Feb

28

10% Nov

22

16 y2

28% Dec

7

35% Fpb

5

69% Apr
104
Fell

23
3

23% Jun

50y8 Nov 23

40 Va Oct

22

14

31 % Feb
58 Va

18

$2

Dec

27

Jan

14

33

33%

33%

33%

34

20%

21%

X20%

21

20%

21%

21

21%

20%

21%

12,100

19%

19%

17%

19%

18 Va

18%

18%

19%

19%

19%

11,800

23%

X22%

23 Va

23%

23%

23%

5.400

23%

65

11

51/2 Oct

21

11

Jan

2

Nov

19

65ya Jan

2

5% Nov

20

14% May

28

Dec

17 % Oct

7
84% Aug 20

25% Dec

54

Feb

6

33% Jan

9

28

7% Nov

16

10% Jan

3

31 Ye Dec

28

40

Feb

13

gyaSep

14

7% Jan

18

13% May

53% Feb

12

59% Jun

5

19% Jan

17

22

Jun

4

47% Jan

11

3

-

9

19% Dec

20

21

26% Jan

&3

49% NOV 28

25% Nov 20

33% Feb

14

49% Nov 28

30 % Nov

21

47

Jan

1

NOV 19

38% Oct

11

64% Jan

14

47% Oct

1
21

66% NOV 23

40% Oct

21

61

Feb 24

79% Jan

7

68

80

78

78

81

81

*79 Va

30%
148 Va

149%
17%

17%

17%

17 V»

4 Va

4%

4%

4Va

2

2

2

2

%

24%

77!

*79%

81%

20

31 Va

30%

31 Va

15,700

*151

151

150%

149%

17 Va

17%

17%

4Va

4%

4Va

4Va

2'/a

2

2

23%

24%

23%

24

77

77

*76

4

28%

*28

2Va

12,600
1.600

*»76

5,500

25

14,100

79

24%

/,

160

18%
4 Va

*2

79

28%

154.

17%

24%

20

100

28%

28%

28%

28%

28%

28%

16

15

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

15%

16

15%

6,600

10%

11 %

10%

11%

10%

11

10,800

*24 Va

24%

25

44%

11%

10%

11%

26%

11%
*26

25%

25 %

24%

24%

45

44%

45

45%

45%

45%

46%

88

88%

25

28%

46

400

89

87%

88

87%

87%

87'A

87%

19%

18 Va

19

18'A

18%

18%

19%

18%

19

19

19

19

18%

18%

13,300
810

19%

19

19

r

19%

*18

19

17%

18%

17%

5

6%

6%

6%
54

56%

*55

18
6%

54.

*18

17 Va

6Va

6 Va

6%

55

55

55

5%

6%

5%

53/4

5%

30%

28%

28%

27%

6

5%

*28%

27%

5

6%

*28 Va

8%

8%

29,200

V

470

18%

6%

18%

4,700

6V4

18%

6%
55%

13,700

6%

2,100

281/2

400

55%

55

6

6

28%

29%

9

9

9

600

10,200

8%

8%

834

54 %

No par

54 Va

*54%

553/4

54%

54 Va

*55

55%

55%

55%

20%

20 Va

20 Va

*20%

20%

*20%

20%

20%

20%

500

26%

29%

120,100

*20%

8%

-

600

■

46%

88

y

19

100

preferred $1.60

81%

30%

150%
17 Va
*2

4.200

12,900

*79%

77

23

*76

lo

common—

31

16%
81
81

*79%

31

30%

31
149

30%

78

81

*78

81%

*78

83

148

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing commonl
$4 prior preferred
No par

11

Oct

53

I

15%

16%
79%

78

76%
81

*79%

*77

14%

14%

14%
75%

No par

preferred

Prior

v

76%

2
1

Cuneo Press Inc

8

€3% July 1®
Nov 10

6% Jan

52% Oct

27% Nov 20

56%

24

Sugar

1,800

53

*51

14%

2.50

.

Cudahy Packing Co
4% %

*49%

57

14%

Cuban-American

26

23%

13

14% May 28
7% Jan 10

53

*50

74%

17

16

*49%

57

15%

25

Juiy~25

18

32% Apr
30% Apr

53

*50

75%

38% Jan

100

22

*49%

56

14 7 a

22

17

53

*50

74%

22

85

*50%'

*76

of Wheat Corp (The)

23%

53
56

25

preferred

23%

24%

*50%
*50

Oct

Oct

2

31,600

44%

167/a Oct

91

7,200

45

32%

Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20 preferred
__No par
Crucible Steel Co of America
12.50
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100

Feb

9,500

6Va

44

43 Va

100

Cream

July 11

6 Ya

44 Va

33 %

1

Crescent Corp
Crown Cork & Seal common

July 23

41%

44%

5

preferred

6

17% Oct

11% Dec

4lVa

6%

6

6

4.800

21

*20%

41%

32 Va

5

common

4

Aug

22

14 ya Dec

40%

40Va

5%

6

21

43 Va

Products

3%%

40%

40 Va

33

50
50

Crane Co common

Mar 14

86

*20%

447/a

1%

4

21

33

Refining common_10
preferred
-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Coty Inc
1
Coty International Corp
1

4

*20'A

Shares

10%

43%

preferred
100
preferred series of 1947-100

3%%
Corn

5%

10

21

10

10

5
_5

convertible preferred

Corning Glass Works

39%

9%

9%

the Week

Nov. 2,'i

43r,/4

5

convertible preferred
Cornell Dubilier Electric Corp

14

13

Oct

Nov. 21

14

Delaware

Corp

6%

145

42% Mar 26
97% Mar T

4

79

of

6

40%

6%

40%

1

Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperwejd Steel Co common

May 15
43% Jan
8

79% Oct

May 29

3

5

Continental Oil

54% July 25

28

0

5

.

*20%

Friday

Thursday

Nov. 20

10

10

10

21

Sales fa*

Wednesday

Nov. 19

*20

25

Motors

Continental Steel

4

74

23% Aug 27
6% Jan'
8

5ya Sep 25
2 Ya Dec

Continental

Tuesday

9%

2

preferred-

Continental Insurance

19

57 v* Feb

32% Feb 24

convertible

37

22

Nov

14

40% Mar 12

27% Jan

3
14

49% May 21
52 % Oct 21

31

68

26
31

64% Jan

5 Yo

43% July 25

19% Oct 22
41

Jun

70 Ya Jun

15

45% Nov

1

39% Nov

Pal

Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common

7

4

42% Nov

'

EXCHANGE

20 V4 Nov

Monday
Nov. 18

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

HIGH SALE PRICES

LOW AND

STOCKS

ll9t>6

Lowest

400

30%

29%

30%

29%

25 Va

1

Curtis-Wright

30

33%

33%

*33%

34%

33 Va

33%

30%

32%

31

32

1,200

10

43%

43%

43%

44

43%

44%

44%

44%

44

45

4,400

45

46

45%

45%

46

46

46%

47%

*80

86

*81

86

1

common

Class A

Cutler-Hammer Inc

29%

30%

D

79

Dec

06

86% Mar

1

8% Oct

22

16

67/a May 21

3% Oct

24

27

11% Dec

17% May 21

11% Nov

12

13 y8 Apr

30% Dec

3

27 % Oot

22

47

Aug

1

16

21

49% Apr

18

Dec

22

May 18

44 Ya Jan

24

50

Nov

76% Dec

19

96

Jan

83

27

95 ya Mai

Oct

40

4

0

Dan

6% Feb 27

86

Mai

4

Preferred

3.75%

series

A

Preferred

3.75%

series

B

Feb

1

Jun

19

88

Apr

6

29

Sep

25

14% Oct

22

23% Jan

3

16% Mar 12

13% Jan

2

25% Oct

8

18

ya Sep

27

Oct

11

6

26

Nov

7

May 18

31%

20

Nov

19

25% Apr

10

31 Ya Feb

27

4,900

29

20%

20%

21

21%

6,400

71/4

16,000

20

27%

28

28%

28%

No par

20%

21%

20

203/4

20

20%

73/8

7

7 Va

7

7%

preferred

Delaware

Hudson

&

Delaware Lack

Western

&

50

45%

45%

45%

"45%

46%

46

46%

18%

17%

18

17%

18%

17%

17%

7,700

35 %

36 %

34

35%

35%

36

35%

36%

31,200

36%

36%

36%

36%

36 Ya

37Va

37V4

11,500

Vilbiss

31% Nov 23

44% Apr

28% Nov 21

31 »/4 Nov

27

35% Jan

28 % Nov

12

:<?% Jun

15

23yaOct

19

18 % Oct

22

25% Jun

5

.5.4% Jan

3

16% Feb

23

13% Sep

20

15 % Jan

14

Diana

13 V4 Nov

13

14% Nov

12

Disney

14

Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd

2

Diamond

Alkali

Co

$1.50

cumulative

Diamond

5

Corp

T

11% Jan

14

14

14% Jun

12

Dome

50% Oct

10

91

Jan

14

Douglas

9
14

8% Nov 21

Mines

21

12 Y Oct

21

24 % JaD

29

Dover

22

68 Ya Jun

17

Daw

50% Dec

0
31

Oct

44% Nov 20

37% Oct

22

57% May 13

16% Nov

23

21% Feb

3

16V4 Oct

21

19V4 May

10Va Jun

14

12% May 23
11% Jan 17

57

Jan

6% Oct

10

82% July

1

49

9 % Aug 20

6% Oct

12

22

Jan

9% Aug

9

175% Nov

29

237

.102% Dec 28
83% Dec 26
33

Jan

39

20

Dec

28

44

Dec

11

43

Dec

18

Dec

46

89 Va Feb

l

2

Dyquesne Light Co

19

47

Nov

14

14% Jun

6

.62%

40

July

Feb

24

41

July

17% Jan

11

.14

Oct

54

41

Nov

8,500

28%

29

28%

28%

28%

28%

28 va

28%

28%

28%

4,100

2,500

28%

28%

29

29

29%

29%

29%

29%

*19%

20

19%

19%

20

20

20

20%

*13%

14

14

14

.14

14

14

14

1.800

2.50

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

5,000

2

27%

27%

27%

27%

X26%

26%

26 Ta

27

26%

26%

2,900

10%

10%

10

10

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

1,100

28%

600

"

13%

13%

.10%

8%

8%

8%

8%

8Va

8%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11 Va

11%

11%

5.700

Ya

08%

68%

70%

69%

713/4

69%

11%
71%

11%

67

71 Va

73%

60,600

1

13

13

12 %

13

12%

13

12 k

13%

53 ya

55%

54

55%

54 Va

55%

54%

55%

55 Va

56

38%

39 %

38 Va

39 "

37 7 8

38%

38%

39 %

39 Va

40%

17%

17%

X17

17%

16%

16%

10:i/4

*10

10%

1

*10

8%

8%

6%

No par

6%

0%

8%

6%

8%

12%

*lu

13

16%

lv/a

*6%

*10

6%

6%

1,500

4,600

35,100
14,900

1,000

*17 Va

17%

10%

10%

10%

100

6%

6%

7%

2,100

178%

175%

179

103

102%

103

17

& Co—

17334

175%

172%

175

100

100

100%

100%

78

78 3/4

*77a4

78%

79%

80%

79%

79%

80%

80%

33%

33%

33 Va

33%

33%

33%

33%

33 Va

33%

34

45

12

34%

No par

14

29

33%

No par

36 % Nov

Feb

33%

Preferred $3.50

Feb

Jan

33%

Preferred $4.50 series

50

41
Aug 27
39% Oct 28

33

Common

37% Apr

6

32 Va

Mar 27

23

18

32%

July 16

30% Oct

Mar

31%

110

July 12

52% Jan

100

1,000

33

206

38%

'53%

39 %

32

1

(E I)

99

.54

44% Dec

Nem

76% Nov 14

27

41%

50c

„

3

27

8.300

41%

'*35%

5

6

Jun

36

13%

•

99% Jan

1G0% Oct 21

41%

36

20

i

Apr
121% Feb

0

41

39%

13%

Co

DUplan Corp
de

41%

No par

Industries

du Pon'

40%
*35%

28%

Dunhill International

6

10%

*19%

Drewrys Limited USA Die

15

39%

Xl0%

No par

Co

Corp

Chemical

42

*3534

11%

No par

Ltd

Aircraft

Dresser

*41%

39%

60

10%

*57%

2

Dr Pepper Co—

11V4 Nov

Apr

41%

*57%

10%

60

25

Co

Divco-Wayne Corp

16»/« Mar 21

%

37

60

10%

*57%

,„1

Car

Corp
(Walt)
Productions

95% Sep
23% Dec

10%

.

50o

preferred

Motor

32% Nov 29

10%

11

41

1

Stores

72% May 28
187/a Dec
3

60

*35%

lo

com

35

36%

57 %

60

10%

2

—

34 Va

36%
*

*57%

15

Diamond-Gardner

Mar 29

13

7

Co—

Dev^e & Raynolds class A

37% Mar 13

Deo

7.900

45 va

17%

De

3
31

July

1,700

18

59 Ya July

13 V4

7%

7%

45%

Jan

34% Jan

7

17%

Light Co

Hillsdale &SWRR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp —
1

57% Jan

V

45%

Power &

Detroit

Jan

*27%

13.50

21

18

May

1.0

7

Air Lines Inc
3
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
^
20

2

17

3.000

15%

29

22% Jan

22

14%

15%

28%

22

9% Apr

15%

153/4

28 Va

7%

1

10% Oct

23 Va Oct

15%

21,200

18

6

80

15%

23

Mar

80

301/4

Jan

13% Aug 27

*75

15%

65

"39%

00

29%

37

29

*75

*79

Jan

25
29

24

Jan

1

48% Jan

29

l

50'

Jan

22

16% Jan

10

4.10%
$2.10

174

.174.

101

103

103

38

*37

38

*37

*41

43

*41

43

*41

50

.

*36%

50

preferred
preferred
4.20% preferred

31

X172

50

4%

,

50

24

10

common

$4.15

Jan

series

$3.75 preferred

49

18

5

;

49% Jan
;

3,400

15%

23

May 25

30

80

.

29%
28%

35

9

50

76

15%

12

Lj% Nov

76

*73%

29

30

34

*74%

76

15%

35% Oct

5
17

74%

*73%

4P/4

29

57 % Oct

22

"74%

76

15

26

31% Oct

42%

76

*73%

28%

43 % Dec

31

41%

*74%

29

common™

Dec 20
60% Ailg IS

43% Jan

41%

74%

28%

Jan

39

42 %

41%
76

29%

Co

Delaware

1

42%

6,300

28%

&

Delta

49

37

10

Deere

24% Dec

11

400

3%

11%

35%

15%

May 14
38% Dec 14

9

Apr

*11

36

15%

51 % May 15

0

35

15%

48% July 17
41% May 21

79

*76

*11

34%

15%

26% ADr

7

80

*3%

3%
11%

11%

34

11,100

9%

15%

25

25

74%
*74

*3%

3%

9%

16

21

Nov

32

*76

75%

*3%
*11

2,600

86

*81

9%

15 ya

22

33% Jun

41%

74

33/8
34

9%

-9%

15%

16% Oct
48

33%

42%

75%

9%
11%

45%
86

9%

50c

33 % Oct

47

23

26V4 Feb

41%

*11

34%

*73

-100

3a/8

3%

45%
*80

50c

41% Feb

8

38 Ya Jan

14 Ya Feb

C

Inc

Records

July 26

36% Jun

64

series

9%

9%
11%

86

Secca

28% Apr 25
25% Jan
7

6% Nov 14

3.90%

*80

Dayton Rubber Co

19% July 22
32% May
6

3

35% Feb

5

28

Preferred

%

33 %

100

69

26 Ya May

3

*11

100

Feb 27

8

75

9%

5

86

18

27% Dec

Inc

15

12

34Ya Jan

Mills

24

127/B Dec

Dec

River

Davega Stares Corp common
2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light coininon__7

Oct

72

20% Jun

81

1
100

preferred series A

Nov

73

6

12% Jan

Corp common

3a/*%

3

17% Mar 10

31

4% July

12%

Sep

Dana

July 12

41

41

41

41

—50
*

40%
*41

40%
43

40
*41

40%
42 %

38

*37

41

*41

.,40%
.

42

50

40%

4 OV2

500

42%

43

43

40

41%

41%

41 Va

44

44

42

42

42

42

5

15

15%

15%

15%

15 %

15%

15 v*

15'A

43

*40 Va

:

300

••

50

%

20

42%

40%

50

preferred
preferred

DWG Cigar Corp

1,100

7,700

39%

41

43

%

3.400

•'

V 38

38

16.400

41

*42

41

220

42

42

43%

*42

100

43%

15%

15%

;

900

E
36% Feb

17

43% Feb

14

57% Aug

8

26 Ya Nov

28

37% Apr

19

48% Deo

8

29% Nov 20
Oct

14

25 Ya Oct

22

27

4

Eastern

Airlines

30%

<Vr»*

3

Eastern

Corp

42 %

»

11

51% Jan

11

17% Nov

47% Jan

July 15

Eastern

Gas

74 va Nov

29% Jan

23

81% Mar

5

27% Oct

21

60% July

1

100% July 17

81% Feb

13

23

75% Jan

14

17

150

Dec

18

Eagle-Plcfcer Co

54% Dec
170

115

Jun

18

Apr

12

143% Nov

51% Jan

158 V4 Feb

66

Oct

29

40% Nov

14

64% JaD

i4

30

30

Jan

3

22 Va Oct

21

8

Jan

10

27% May
8IV2 Apr

|

Dec

17

35% Nov

94

74

Jan

10

Apr

8

4%%

3
40% Apr 25
4% Aug 15

Electric

&

35% Mar

Electric

Storage

41% Jan

5

28% Oct

22

28

4% Jan

3

3ysJan

2

26% Oct

22

Dec

27

17% Mar 20

82

Aug

18% Mar

1

7% Nov 21

27% July

14 Va Jan

1

31

27

25 V, Oct

~31

5% Dec

22 Va Oct

22

31

13 Ya Jan

3

19% Dec

3% Oct

22

20

21% Nov

27

15 % Oct

22

21

Jar.

7

3iy4 Oct

23

35 % Apr

10

31% Oct
87

1

Nov

19% Dec

31

70

For

Dec

Dec

8

Jar

25 Ya Oct

22

44% July

8

22

43% July

8

76

Oct

Nov

32% Aug
9
23% Mar 29

12

24% Nov

86

7

footnotes

9

98

11

58

12

34% Mar

23

25% Jan

28

24

30% Sep

54

71

sep




Feb

2

July 18
nagp

28

30%

30%

31%

4.100

31

31

31%

31

321/4

14,000

17%

17%

-18%

191/4

19

19%

3,000

10

28%

29%

28

283/4

28%

28%

28 Va

29 %

28%

2 8 7/8

13,000

74%.

75

74%

74%

74%.

741/4

74%

74%

75

75%

370

29

293/4

29

29%

29'A

30

29%

30%

29%

30%

8.200

95%

96%'

90%

98%

92 Va

93%

97%

22,100

148%

com

100

5

Corp

10

._2
1

common

8% Nov
56

Nov

July

0

34

May 20

6% Jai

89 3/<.

4%% preferred
Ekco Products Co

100

Tq

14

14

13

32% Apr

19

20% Jai

7

22

77

Fet

J

3

62

Feb

30

28

Elastic

Stop

Elgin National
El

Ind

150

150

43

43%

*42

43

42%

43%

42%

42%

1.800

£4%

233/4

24

24 Va

24 Va

24%

.24%

24%

"24%

1,000

75

75

*74V2

23 va

24

*74%
24

75

24%

Watch

Empire

Mfg

4%

Co

5%
Erie

RR

Pittsburgh

RR

A
Co

77

22%

20'A

20%

20%

30%

31%

31

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

*3%

27%

27%

27%

28%

28'A

28 Va

27%

X7%

7%

29%

30%

29%

29%'

4

25%

26

27

73%

7%

7%

-

•'

40

8,300

85

31%

27%

23%

*82

20%

211/4
3lVa

77

*74%

22%
85

33/4

2l7/a
31%

21%

31%
■

1,200
5,600

3 7/8

22,600

28%

6,200

7%

7%

7%

5,200

29%

29

29 Va

29'A

30

29%

29

29%

22,900

28%

29 Va

26

29 Va

29%

29%

29%

26%

28%
27

2*9 %

30

31

29%

29%

10,300
9,900
5,200

X29

7%

7%

5

4%

4%

4

4%

18%

18 Va

18

18%

25

33

*18 Va

33

18%

33%

18%

18%

18%

18%

33%

*33

77

33%

78 %

33Va

33 yB

33%

400

78%

33 Va

26

280

25%

25%

8.50

series

22%
*82

30%

No par

common

preferred

*74%

20%

3%

100

Equitable Gas Co
Erie

85

lo

common

preferred

23%

32

3

Phonograph
Electric Co

Corp

77

20%

3%

15

Co

Radio &

Endicott Johnson

22%
*82

31%

3

District

85

100

153

*147

20%

10

Gas

Electric

Emerson

*82

152

5

Class B
Emerson

85

*148

1
shares

Battery

Natural

Paso

Amer

95%

.

148%

44

*82

Nut Co
(The)

Mus

96%

150

43
24 %

100

preferred

94%

148

—2.50

common

X30

*

29% Dec

31% Dec

30

30%

18%

Auto-Lite

Electric

18

29

2% Nov

11

30%

313/a

17%

100

40

32% Nov

20

29%

30%

17%

common

Stores Inc

91

21% Dec

Nov

30%

31%

17%

nu.acturing Co

Bros

6

106

34

M

12

5C

15
30

14

32

30 va

preferred

n

Edison

22 Va Nov

26

32% Dec

Assn

Steel

Co

8

rtov

May 16

Kodak

Nov

16% Jan

90

'.6%
Eat

Fuel

Stainless

Eastman

11

Jan

74

6

&

31%

prior preferred

Eastern

28

23

22 V, Nov

4%%
'

10
_1

_10

Inc

77

25%

8%

9

100

56

56

50

*57

60

8%
56

*57

8%
57
61

4

4%

4

4%

4

41/8

78%

78%

*78%

78%

77%

78V4

25%

253/4

25%

25 Va

25%

25%

8%

9

8%

9

8%

*56

57

56

56

54

*57

61

*57

61

*58

-

900

7,000

9

13,800

54

230

61

Volume

Number 5693

186

.

.

.

The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle
(2277)

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1956

Lowest

20% Dec

4

15 Vb Jan

20

STOCKS
NEW l'OUK STOCK

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

29 Vi July 17

10% Nov

Mar 23

20

Highest
13

Apr

30

12% Oct

22

18

Jim

13

21

61% Apr

Eversharp

16

Ex-Cello

Tuesday

Nov. 18

Nov. 19

Par

Evans Products Co

291a Oct

SALE PRICES

LOW AND HIGH

Monday

EXCHANGE

26

Sales for

Wednesday

Thursday

Nov. 20

Nov. 21

the Week

Friday
Nov. 22

Shares

8

11%

11

11%

11%

11%

11%

12'/a

12%

13

13,800

14

14

14

14%

14

14

14

14 %

13 Va

14

3,100

3

Corp.ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!

11%

1

a

inc

31%

32%

30%

31%

30%

30%

31%

32%

31'/4

32%

8,700

41

43%

42%

43%

43 Va

44%

44%

41 Vb

43

7%
8%

8Vo

7%

8%

.'. 8%

*8%

9

8%

6%

%

F
1

38% May
1:o% Dec

59% Dec

26

7

15% Jan

15'% Nov

12

Apr

7

5
11

22

55

27

45

41% Aug 17

34

7% Jan

22
l!)

22
11

10

18% Sep

10

20% Jan

27% Jan

21

34% Jun

1

20 % Nov

12

28

18

39% Mar 23

18 % Nov

14

31% May

26% Nov 29

43

May

135

May

29% Nov 29
1,

32

39

Oct

22

26 Va May
1
53
Nov 19

30% Feb 23

20

Nov

20

91% Jun

27

36

Dec

26

81% Nov

Feb

10

98

101% Nov 14
Dec

47

106% Jan
61

21

10% Jan

Jan

12% Feb

3

41

33% Nov 29

Feb

16

% NOV 13

luUy4 Oct

3

7% Nov

7

53 % Nov

92

Dec

27

105% Mar 14

79

Nov

6

12

Nov

23

21% Mar 12

11

Jun

21

16

54%

Aftg

14

45

Oct.21

13

50 %

Aug

2

36% Feb
Dec

83% Dec
,51

62

12

Apr

11)2 Vi Mar

10'

78

9

Nov

22
13

93'

42% Oct

21

Oct

23

84% Jan

3

Feb

13

77

July

6

109

Feb

13

159

July

6

92

82

Nov

30

100

Mar

5

21% Jan

30% Oct 24

■

42 % Oct

63% Mar 12

51% May 28
16% Dec 27

41% Apr

61 Va

22

59% Mar 19
18% Apr

29

19

67% July
17% May

8

Francisco

12'/a Jan

3

13% Mar 12

10%

Nov

14

78 ;

Jul'y 18

97 % Mar 20

68% Nov

14

22

Dec

38% Apr

11

79% Oct

94

4

9% Nov

23
Mar 29

52

Nov

123

14
14

80

Jan

•49

51

*49

X34

34:%

34 Vi

34%

34

34%

34%

34 "i

2,100

19 %

19

19%

19 V

4

19%

19 Vi

19%

19%

20%

32

32 Va

5,300
1,600

32%

32 %

19'%

19%

*19%

31%

31 %

'31%

14

4%

,

51

•49.

100

32%

32%
19%

31 Vi

31Vii

7,300

21%

31 Va

*19%

31 Vi

*19 Vi

32%

19%

32%

19%

31%

21'A

21 >/4

1,000

400

'

21

*20%

21

21

21%

21

21

19

18%

19 Va

19%

19%

19 Vi

19%

4,100

21%

22%

21%

22 Va

21%

22%

9,700

*80%

80%

80%

80%

80 Va

80 Va

5

41%

42 Vb

42

42%

42%

42 V a

42 Vi

43

42%

43

5,600

20%

20%

20 Va

20%

20

20 Vi

20%

21

20%

21 Vi

3,600

40

37 Va

38%

38

38%

38 Va

39 %

38 Va

40%

12,100

82

84

81%

82%

81%

83 Vi

83%

85

85

86%

12,600

Ins NY

18%
21%

6.25

No

51

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51

♦7%

5

37%

104

•101 Va

50%

51

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51%

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%

8

8

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7%

36%

37%

*80

,

*101Va

101%

101%

oar

*80

84

37

36%

7%

52%

7%

500

5,600

37i%
84

•80

19V4

2,400

8

36%

84

210

53 Va

8

36%

36%
*80

84

104

*101%

52

51

37 Va

♦80

84

101 Va

101 Va

104

60

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

7T/

"coIIno

18%
51%

52

51%

52

51%

53

53

53%

54

55

par

_

49'/a

49%

49'%

49%

49%

49%

49 Va

49%

49%

50%

18

18%

18

18%

17%

18 Vi

18 Vi

18%

13 V4

18%

4.500

35%

35%

35

35 Vi

35

35 Vi

35

35%

35%

3,500

2S0
_i

10

1

45

44%

100

•96 %

45

45%

47%

Vi

*96 Va

100

*82

47V4

100

87%

40%

39%

40

38 Va

39%

40

41%

40 Vi

43%

42%

42%

42 V

42%

42%

43%

43%

*87

88

4

89%

8,500

48i%
103

*96 Va

87%

88

5,300
12,100

85

42 Va

•87

"70

891%
42%

7,300

44%

54,700

14 V.i

14%

14

Vi

14%

14 Vi

14%

14%

14%

14%

14 %

14,100

36%

iq

37%

34%

36%

35

36%

36%

37%

37%

38%

22,100

9%

8%

9%

*9Vi

9%

8

1

9

8%
•10%

10%

11

11

11

70

7777777~77lO

72'it

69%

70 Vi

10%

9%

10%

55%

11

54%

9 7 it

100

55%

.

55',

55

a

9

8%

9%

_i

preferred—

44%
*96%

2.800

19%

34%

85

87%

No par

common

*82

19 '/a

40

Inc—777777777772
Co

19

85

45

*87

5

~

*82

85

100

44 %

*96

100

*82

85

*82

preferred—100

Franklin Stores
Corp
Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co

8

32%,

32 %

19%
31

19%

31%

51

*49

51

80 Va

Freeport

July 11

24 % Jan

2,100
8,100

3511

in

Corp

Sugar

11%

49%

>

25

-

Foster-Wheeler

3

11%

19

11

11%

22 Va

Light

Foremost Dairies

22

6,600

4 V'H

11%

7.5

7

18

53%

4%

18%

Ford Motor Co

Nov

8

70

,

50%

4%

34%

2 50

preferred—:
Mineral Co

13 % Oct

*65

51%

4VB

80 Va

convertible

34% Nov

70

51

a

4

49%

Machinery ,<& chem Corp

3

50 V

4

11

'SlZZZlS

18
13% Nov 28

8% Feb 24
11% Dec 31

<

&

Foote

70

49%

4Vt
11

3% '/o

Jlily 16

Va

49

21 Vi'■

Corp

3%%

♦65

70

48 %

11

j

Ltd

*65

49%
11%

no par

Power

Corp

70

11%

common

Power

Food

5

21

4

Va

Food Fair Stores Inc
common
$4.20 div cum nld ser of

Apr 25

33% Oct

49

1,200
1,900

4

Co

Florida
Fluor

3

% Aug

*65

100

Florida

65% May 15
134
May 15
93

24%

1

& Rubber com

Stove

1,100

16

24 Vi

19%

(The)

13

43% Jan

16

24 Va

22

Plefcrred

22% Oct 28

34% Oct

18

16

24 Vi
*65

4'it

preferred-

Florence

8

59% Jun

♦15%

24 Va

80%

(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co

22 % Aug 22

20

15%

24 Va

*80%

Finn

95% May 10

44Va Aug 27

15%

24%

5

com

First National Stores

9

17% Nov
41

4Vst'.o

4

59% May

15 7 i,

24%

38%

Corp

22

12% Jan

157n

Lines Inc—10

Fifth Avenue Coach
Filtrol

8

46% July

13

34% Oct 22

41% Feb

Feb

15%

100

Fidplity Plienix Fire

Firestone Tire

7,000
12,000

50

i;j.cum conv Preferred

2

Jan

106

2

Mar 12

47

27

66

7%

24%

5

Co—

Co

'41

8

15%

Corp
77—ZZZZIZIZZI 1
Flbreboard Paper Prod com
No par

101% July 23

13

9

24%

Ferro

14

Jan

July 12
67
May 2
29 % Jan
9

8

*8%

50

Corp

Electric

Paper Board

105

7%

8%

1

B

4.60 /o cumulative
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc

3J% Jan 10

22
28

8%

8%

2

Pacific

36% May 14

19% Oct

series

8%

1

pfd 1953 series,
Mogul Bower Bearings

Federal

75 Va Oct

CorpZZ77ZZ

Metallurgical

Federal

1
Mar 26

44Vi Nov 29

63

8

1

61

preferred

25% Jun 17

Jun

No par

Ped£e);.s-Quigan ^orP common_ZIIIi
®
conv

11

21% Sep

Aug 14

5%

31

37% Mar 14

4

45%July

Co...

Farwick Corp

16% Apr 23
61% May 13

Feb

32

7

&

Brewing

wo? i®?

Nov

18

Morse

Family Finance Corp commonZ

14

17% Oct

36% May

30% Dec 26

Falstaff

64% July 10

Sep 30

Dec

24% Dec

Oct

21

3% Oct
Oct

1

100

22

41% Oct

Jan

17% July
1
25% Sep i«
67% Jun 12

Aug 23

14% Dec 27

13% Feb 23

25

25

10

£9% Feb
18% Dec
,

Rep

67

17

31% Jan

Faircnild Engine &
Airplane CorpU
Fajardo Sugar Co
2n

15

22% Jan

7% Ju*

10

43% ijan

Fairbanks

11

7

53% Dec

Oct

17
24

16

6

2

Feb

Jan

12 % Jan

75% Mar

3% Dec 17
10.

85

11

14

t>

25% Mar

£1% Oct 16
68% Sep 20
31

14

Oct

8% Nov

15

20

39 Vi Nov

3

10Ya Sep 26
15% Dec 28

70

11

*10%
a

9%

54%

53%

54

50.200

53

53

15,300

10

9%

600

74

73

10

10 V

5.700

11

•10%

72%

72

71%

380

G
6% Dec

9% Jan

14

6% Oct

10% July 24

22

8% Oct

3

23

9% Jun

8

11% July 19

■41% Dec

26

49% July 20

4-2

32% July 31

20

Oct

33

10% Apr

July 23

v

25% Feb

9

30% Sep 28
38 ' Jan 23
3

Jan

Jan

Va Oct

22

46% Jun 28

Gardner-Denver

25

54

; 14% Deo 12
3% Jan

,

8% Jan

14

36% JaU

13

13% Oct

31

15% Feb

19

3% Oct 21

5

TW

31

51

19

25% Nov

51

106% Mar

Jau

9

125

Ocf™

73%De(T31,

May 22

60%

,

10% Aug 30

* Dec

17

Jan

142

-

69

9

14

90% July

5

25

|

6% Jan

3% Oct 21

,

30% Nov

3

&9% Sep 24

.

Nov

37% July 12

1
19

lift

Jan

,

126

26

Nov

Jan

25

47% Jun

•

12

88

/ 71% Oct 28
9.

6

11

10
1

May 19
Aug
2
Apr

30

26% Jan

11

133

22% Dec 28

34% Mar 13

18

Oc t

21

/

41% Nov 28

30

Oct

21

,•

97 Va Feb

70% Nov

6

86

6

48% Nov 21

,

80 Va

Dec

13

30% Jun 12

13

Mar

35

Oct 25

40

46% May 24
5

Mar

22

14% Jan

22

10% Oct

21

12 Vb Jan

22

15% Oct

22

25% July

Dec~13

46 ^4 Oct

4

65 Va

Aug

2

52% Feb

5

19

Apr 26

15% Feb

27

19% May lfr

40

Feb

12

49% Sep

4.

Oct

21,

56

Oct

22

,13% Dec 27

17% Jan
13% Jan

10% Oct

3

7

5

31

Dec

45%

Oct"""

59%

.52% Jan 23
17

Jun

11

Oct

-

43

1

50% July 23
10 % Mar 20

6% Dec 31
61

May

108% Dec

73% Dec 18

9

122 Va Mar

11

69

110

Dec

31

124% Feb 16

101% Nov

85

Dec

27

101 % Mar 15

Feb

1

'50%

Feb

115% Jan

4%

76% Nov

7

91% Feb

33% Jan

2

40

Apr

12

Sep 25

68

Jan

4

53% Feb

10

30

49

24

%

1

Oct

11

47 % July 12

•

35% Aug 24

27% Oct
Oct
42

18

34% May 17

25

57% July 15

Dcic 17*

~5% Aug~20

4% Oct

22

May 25

38 Va Mar 28

33 % Oct

22

Nov

34

19

Dec

19% Oct

28

,14% Feb

9

18% Dec

4

53% Dec

29% July 18

,24% Nov 29

19

Jan

23

46

13

96

Oct'li

102

May 17
Nov 27

1

45% Dec

52 Vi Sep

13

| ai.oct"3r
8

31% Nov

Dec

6

34% Sep 28
3

Sep 14
Mar 14

<

41% Mar

26%

General

Mills

26

Oct

1

60

Jan

;.

84

Dec

Apr

18%

18%

*18%

33 Vi

32%

•74

74

75%

75%

75i%

44%

44 1.1

44 V a

45

10%

10";,

•10%

10 Va

•lOVi

10'%

•10 'A

10%

17%

16 Va

16%

*17

17%

17%

17%

1.900

57%

58%

57%

59%

58 Vi,

59 Vi

59%

57'%

58 Va

94,300

61

60%

59%

62 7 i,

55,800

5%

5%

No par

57
106

35%

36%

35%

36

104%

105%

104 %

105

No par

Oc t

21

36% July

Oct

22

62 % May

14

39 V» May 29

21

22

8% Feb

25
9
•

Georgia-Pacific

8

Gerbcr

5

,

35 Va

35'%

400

54%

54

54'/4

3,000

35 %

37%

36

36%

36 Via

37

X35%

37V«

6,300

*27

29

♦26%.

29

47

47

♦45'%

46%

600

4%
34% -34%
25'A
25%

9,800

81%

81%

—No par

*27%

29

*26%

29

No par
10c

46%

46%

*45%

46%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

5

34%

35 %

34%

34%

34 Va

34%

34%

34%

25

25%

24%

24%

24%

24%

24%

25'%

16%

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*27

29
46 Vi

46

10c

15%

16

16%

16%

16%

10

35'%

35%

35 Va

35%

35

20%

20%

19%

20 Vi

19%

22%

20%

4%

Mar 18

18

17% Nov 21

21

37 % Jan

Oct

22

,157% Oct

16

14

4% Apr 20
160

Jan

21

Glidden
Goebel

Gold

&

*80

•162

165

20%

81

'

*

21

»

4%

1

16%

16%'

36 V

2

36

19%

19%

87

*85

25%

;

10

19%

20

22

21%.

22

40%

40 Va

57% Nov

14

70% Feb

Co

(The)

12

Goodrich

95% July

8
14

(B

Gould-National

18

37% Jun

21

57% July 18

1

Oct

21

2% Apr

8

Graham-Paige

Oct

21

13% Jan

S

&

Motors

11

37% Oct

4

Union

Grand

Co

Feb

17

71Vb Oct

31

86 Va Apr

15
18

Gt Northern Iron

*•
*

108 Va July 17
46% Apr
3
23% Mar 1

:1

5
Oct 21
27% Oct 22

6V2 Apr
35 Vi May

14

Nov

20

2!)% Nov

1!)

47% July 11

Feb

11

21% Jan

11

45 V

20

11

10

a

85

Jan

122»i Nov

11

138

Jan

22

Oct

22

78

Jan

11

68

21

30% Apr

25

21% May

14 Vi Oct

"

30

21% Oct
16% Oct

33% Mar 12

22

16% Apr

1
30

76 % Nov

20

89

Feb

13

'

4

Northern

7%

21%

22 Vi

7%

*7%

7%

*7%

33%

33 %

34 Va

22%

23 Va

17%

171»

17 Va

17%

17%

31%

31%

31%

31%

30%'b

31%

30%

30%

57%

3

3

*156

3 %

165

57%

59

.,

1

78%

77%

79

29 %

29 Va

29 Va

41%

41

42

1 Vi,

1

1

4%

4%

4%

34%

4%
34

34 Vi,

34%

19,200

84

20,300

82

1

■

it

82

29%

29%

600

42%

•29

45

5,200

63'%"

42%

42%

12,000

1 Va

11,700

4%

2,100

1%
4%

1

4%

34Vi

25

34%

35

4,600

32 Vi

32%

X31%

32 Vi

31 %

33%

32%

33 Vi

10,300

28%

28 71:

28'%

28%

x27%

28 "a

28

28 Va

3,500

♦73%

75

74%

74 %

74'%

74 Va

*74%

5711

5%

28%

28%

28

Ry

25

46

46 V

45 V

.No par

X33

;

Co___ —:

Co

100

Vi

20 V

a

♦125

5%

5%
28

Vi

,

5%

28 Vi

£8 "4

76
6

28%

76

120

6

2,100

30',i

6,200

46

45%

4 5V.»

45 Va

29%

32%

30«

32

31 %

32%,

31 Va

31%

26,000

20%

20%

20 Vi

201.,

20'

,

20%

201/4

20%

3,600

126%

126%

126%

126 "a

128'%

128'%

a

a

127

*126%

128

68

*65%

68

22%

23

22%

23 Vi

& Die Corp. .No par

17

17%

16%

Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
.100
4V*% preferred

14%

14%

14%

79

79 Vi

78 %

78 V

—

76

5%

6

28'

34 %

1

Inc

RR

6

27%

20%

*05%

Greenfield Tap

4%

3%
165

29%

80

34 %

61%

33%

Sugar com__ .No par

Co

3
•156

2911,

100

L)

20O

5,400

32%

1

preferred
(H

4%
34

8,100
2,600

3

42 V8

IVii.

13,500

17% -17%
30 T a
31 Va

165

64%

22 7 a
•

89%

3

58 V i

45,800

a

34 Vb

100

Green Bay & Western
Green

58 V i

•

22%
•87

♦156

165

57%

%

78
*28

42%

1%

3%

3

•isi;

40%

78%
28%

•

-

58 Vi

89%

6,900

•23%-

33%

•87

590

23,600

44 %

-

21%

■>71/1,

17

165

44'%

33%

17%

Prop- .No par

Stores
Ore

Great Northern Paper

Great

21'%.

-

1,230

*26%

28%

preferred

Great Western

20%

80" i

85

25%

34

88 Vi

3

1,900

5

(W T) Co common

3%%

21 %

23

*156

17,500
-

48,300

—12.50

Grayson-Robinson

8

7% May 18

44

88 V'4

78%

5

(The)

43%

22%

41%

5

43%

23

28%

No par

42

Vi

88 Vi

5

Co

26

*87

4

Inc

Granby Consol M S & P

(W R)

22 1 it

25%

88%

1

Batteries

Nov

Grace

20%

25%

17

10

Fl

4

:

21%

83

45

23 Va

1

Goodyear Tire & Rubber

Co

44

80"%

87

X25

7%

5,700
1,400

165

26 %

22 %

100

13

•162

80%

80 "i
•85

•87

10

79% Jun

160

25%

33%

Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph Co

*155

26%

*7 %

t

163

85'i

33%

No par
.5

.

•158

81

7%

2,000
1,200

90

85%:

34'a

17%

29'/»

•80

79%

*7'/>

40%
•

90

86%

21%

5

common—

40%

*80

81

4

——

39% Oct

20%

,

16%

90

45%

X45

4,500
*

20%

21

8,700

*36

*80

Vi

10
.1

.

40 Vi

1,500

81%

36

35%
21

39%

162

*80

85

40

90 '

*158

81

1

McBean <fc Co
Co

90

100

$4.50 preferred.

Gladding

*80

.100

preferred
(The)

39%

40

100

—

Co

Gimbcl Brothers

91

83%c

com../

Getty Oil Co common

28% July. 3

Nov

3

Products

Gillette

29% Oct

41% Aug 10




3t> V i

52%

37%

Corp

99

28.

81%
*35 Vi

53

.100

31

page

81 Vi

35%

52 %

36%

preferred

Dec

see

80 Va

35%

53 Vi

l

cumulative preferred

46% Mar 26

11

21% Oct

-

3,600

35

«'a

20%

106%

106

80'i

52

new.l

310

164,500

52%

35

521i

Corp

6,200

36 Va

35

80

35

6.67

57

107'%

79 Va

OOt;

Corp

1,500

5'%

35%.

105%' 106 V4

80O

10,200

45

•106

36 Vi

200

19%

56%

106%

conv

77

For footnotes

105%

105

57

Va-

35%

15

Granite City Steel

3

35" i,

_1

preferred...

$5

5Va%

Grant

Jan

56
106

106

35%

4%%

3

Jun

6

96

56%

106

July 17

95 Va Apr

2

79% Dec 27

5Va

preferred..

36'/4 Feb

17% May 10

5 Vi

5

4

4% %

59% Jan

21% Oct

5%

5

61%

Apr 23

13

9

44%

•19

17%

22

14% Feb

45%

27%-

27»4 Oct

18% Dec 27

19 Vi

44 Vi

17%

30 Vi Nov

25% Nov 20

19

28%

3

79% Jan

60%

19

45%

17%

18

149% Jan

105 Va

105

60%

44%

56%

57

56" it

105%

02%

10%

27%

Jan

2

56%

5%

1%

com

57%

-

17%

45

25

5%

10%

18%

19

■45 Tit

45

10%

28%

60% Dec

31

59%
*18%

19

•

17 Va

107

3,400

10%
10%

16%

1

Rub

9

70% May

103i

10%

*10%

27%

July 31

2,100

17%

27%

■

150

45%

10%

1

Corp

Corn-

19

19% Oct

45%

11

46%

Castings

Nov

130% Dec

77

•75

48 Vi

600

5,100

10%

59%

Corp

Feb

2

33'i

77

45%

170

19

7

29% Nov

1

00

20% Mar 16

Nqv 29

*74

19

32'%

17%

45 %

Signal—

34

79

19

32 "i

28%

25% Feb

38% Oct

131

•1291%

10%

*18%

& Utilities—

&

2,300

2

5

preferred

Time

Tire

3,100

9'Ta

'17%

83% July 17

13
2% Feb 14

14

77

47 Vi

45%

7,800

74'%
8

17%

9

5% Nov 29

129%

9V

500

4,600

Vi

27%

73
,

27%

36'/a Aug

25% Feb

129 "4

33

No par

series..

34
f

129%

26

'

18%

29% May 28
1

9Vs

18%

-

3

73%

9%

28

94

28%

32% Oct

18

10% Dec

27 Vi

72%

83%

4

(Delaware) .1

preferred

Steel

26%

9Vi

'

17%

7% Oct

60% Sep

tl% Deo 27

,

129

26%
73%

9%

18%

Advertising

Railway

,

33

(general Precision Equipt Corp

General Realty

25%

129%

■

9%

53

*

27%
•93

'

39%

185

27

36

16

128%

129

*128

95

10

39

89% Mar 23

23

73

53

27%

•93

10

7

9

44% Jan

98

26 Va

95

73%

26%

72%

4

53

*51-.

26%

187.t

General Portland Cement Co.

General

25

<

9',

53

26%
*93

'

9%

100

$3.75

'

83 f

_

Corp

Outdoor

Vi

95 '

3.000

4

3%

1

preferred

General

26

Nopnr

Motors

conv

27 %
73

♦50

52

26%
•93

18%

preferred:

conv

26%

4

3%

General

23

23

28% Nov 30

!

2,000

4

5

common

5%

Preferred

lit

72%:
.

100

Co

General

General

*50

53

95 •* *

*93

-

66

14%

General Telephone Corp

18

25

Nov

14%

General

22

7

5% Jan
163

14%

2

17

153

>4 Va

7

Oct

97% Mar 21

•

300

14%

32%

Corp

General Instrument

.

10

General Finance Corp
Foods
Corp

$1.60

5,400

25'%

-

45% Mav

Nov

54 Va Aug 23

.SO

Electric

'

*50%

No par

General

$3

10,700

4 Vb

•25Vi

4%

5

Co

Dynamics

General

$5

29 Vi

4Va

25%

4

30% Mar

108% Jan

18

3

28 Vi

25 Vi

No par

preferred

Controls

Shoe

'77

~9% Jan~12

,40% Jan
23% Jun

28%

4%

25%

22

95

Sep~12

37%

27%

4

20

22% Oct

121% Apr
5
86 Va Sep 12

25%-Nov~27

50

100

Coiftract Corp common

series

General

20 VB Nov

■

27%

3%

com—1

Refractories

85

75% Nov 28

27%
*25

4

36 % Oct

2
-

SO

28

4

17% Nov

34% Oct 22

Apr

General

General

18

27%

■

Amer Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
ft
$8 preferred
No par

10

22',Nov

28%

General

27% Mat 19

20% Nov 18

,29% Dec

July 19

18% July, 3

28

General Amer Oil Co of Texas..—5

Utilities

34

4,500

3%

Public

50% Jan

1,200

38

4

General

22

22%

37

3%

39% May 22

22

21%

37%

3 7 nf

Service

22

22 Vi

37%

14%';

Public

Oct

33

21

37 Vi

14'/a

General

19% Nov

19

21%

37 Vi

14

13

5V« Jun

15% Oct

7

34% Jan

38

24

Nov 28

31

.29

4

30
16

3
75% July 17

37% Apr

,34% Oct 23

34

Jan

47 Va July

1

31

Jan

115

July 26
35% Nov 14,

49% Mar 20

21%

37%

13%

.General Cigar Co Inc

200

21

37%

14

±

700

1,200

43 Vi

21

25 Vi

Corp

9

37%

25 Vi

General

8% Jan 11

43Vi

4%

General

5

*20%

9 Va
43 Vi

26%

General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred

8
9

8

*8%
43 Vi

4

Bronze

8 %

8%
43%

•25

General

♦8

8%

8%
*42 Va

43 Va

21

General

6%

8

8 Va
9

*42 Va

37%

..

-—777772
com.ZZZl
750

6% convertible preferred
General American Investors
$4*50
preferred
;

68% Apr 12
72% July 22

100

1

40 % May 28

General

6

9

9

43%

preferred

convertible

General

.

Inc

f

5

—

*7%

8 VB

8

9
*42 %

Acceptance Corp___
American Indus com

4Va#

2

Jun

.24% Jan 23

i

par

Co,
Garrett Corp (The):
Gar Wood Industries

2

30

6% July

4

33% Jan 27

; 25% Jan

Jan

24% Oct

'

'

j

21

July 16

9% July 17
39

(The)

inc common
5
5 '/o convertible preferred
—50
Gamewell Co
(The)—
No

16Va Aug 13

9

Co

Ganible-Skogmo

23 % Oct

6

54% Dec 13

4

; 31

Dec

43

Gabriel

lp

Apr 11
36 Va Jan
8

45

*65 V

a

68

*66

46

46

48

68

*66

23

21

23 Vi,

41500

80

68

22%

22%

22 7

16 7 i,

16%

17%

17 V2

17%

17%

17%

3,400

14%

14%

14%

14",,

14%

14 3 8

14%

10,500

76'%

77 V

77%

78',4

77%

78'%

330

a

a

h

6,100

21

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j

.

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Monday, November

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1

Year1956

Lowest

Highest

Lowes!

27% Jun

8

3576 Jan

3

9% Nov

28

> 29% Dec

12

76% Dec

21

39% Mar 23
98
Mar 14

8376 Jan

23

15% Oct

13

57a Ja"

147% July 26

9

2

16% Oct 22
Nov

22

Grumman

Aircraft

Guantanamo

1734

26

83 V« Dec

27

103

Dec

17

108

90

Sep

39% Dec

17

58% Feb

Feb

10

Gulf

Oil

States

41% Jun 11

preferred

No par

Corp

25

Utilities

111'A

Common

No par

16

16%

10

10

10

17%

16%

xl6%

63

108

111%

10

,

16%

61

111%

111%

IO934

..16%

17%

*60

62

*61

*62

112

38 %

6

93% Feb

5

$4.20 dividend preferred

100

98

Apr

2

100

'85%

Nov

4

96

Jan

29

$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred

61

112%

Nov

4

41% Feb

21
17

100

39%

x38% :.) 39 %

85%

*83

85%

85%

*85%-

88%

*85

87%
88%

Shares

16 %
-

41,700
'

10

600

17

9,800

61

111%

85 %

600

115%

32,400

39%

39

39%

*85%

*38%

85

*83

39%

38%
*82%

-85%

38 %<

*82%

28

38

23

19%

39%

7,800

Co-

83

>

15%
*9%

17%

the Week

Nov. 22

19%

17%

18
64

Oct

81

6

9%

*63

81% Aug

% Feb 28

105% Feb

19

100 1

34% Jan 24

42% Mar 20

32% Sep

$5

Friday

Nov. 21

9% /•' 97b

18%

19%

Gulf Mobile & Olrio RR com—No par

May 13

152

19

9%

Gulf

105% Oct 21

1

Corp

Sugar

Sales for

Thursday

Nov. 20

Nov. 19

Nov. 18

1

16

80% Jan

P«T

Wednesday

Tuesday,

Monday

EXCHANGE

34% Jan 14
12% May 10
32% Jan 11

11

Jan

61

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

HIGH SALE TRICES

LOW AND

STOCKS

Range for Previous

*85

88

85%

*83

8534

83

88%

,

83%

30

*86

/

36

87%

120

*85%

88

H

20% May

45% July 25
Nov

13

56% Oct

30

89% Jan

24'ADcc

19

18% Oct

23

24

92

4

Jan

24

27

24

107

Sep

Nov

33

10
21

28% Jan
111% Jan

11

Oct
Nov

14

45'A J an

22
■

11

29% Oct

21

127% Oct
26% Oct

15

Feb

146

Nov 30

130

14
22

38

22

51% Aug

20

34% Oct

16

20

25

> 32% Dec
<

39

Mar 29

31

8

Mar 27

13

39

Aug

37

May 22

5% Oct

Oct

8

8

6% Jan

28% Oct 28

9

Mar 12

23% Feb

28

J.7% Nov 13

14 % Oct

22

26% Dec

20

34% Mar 27

21% Nov

22

76

Dec

19

89% Feb

27

69% Oct

9

47

Dec

3

60•- Jan

9

44

Nov

4

85% NOV

15

5

83

Nov

19

15% Oct

10

18% Jan

17

23

101

20
Aug
6
26% May 25

11

Dec

23% Oct 25
Oct

34

38% Jan

17

15% Dec

31

Dec

51 %

iH

45% Dec

20

45% Dec

22% Sep 19
30% July 23

3

21% Mar 15

36% Nov 29

3

110

Jan

124

12

21

103 % Oct

24

'

47

11

44% Nov

14

50% Feb

12

42 */4 oep

22

40% Jan

19

41% May 23
46% Mar 14

13% NoV 29

20% Mar 19

10% Oct 21

17% July 16

61% Dec

13

Oct

2

21% Dec

77% Feb

3

60% Sep

99

Jan

3

71

12

24% Nor

7

9% Nov 27

12% Jan

25

518% Dec 31
9% Qec -26
18% Oct 22

25% Sep
14% Apr

7

(80

<

29% Oct

23

17

31% Dec

5

56

Feb

.

12

15

Nov

12

8% Oct

22

17% Oct 22
s

9

Nov

8

15% Oct 22

16 Vb S#>

24

223% jall
Feb

40% Jan

10

Oct

22

71%. Jan

103% Mar 16
8% Jan

31

29 % Mar

23
10

2

22% Oct

8

89% Jan

Sep

6

97

Feb

12

6% Jan

4

18% Nov

11

28% Jan

18% July 11

16% Jan

6

34% Nov 13

3

25

3

23:'/4 July 24
39'A May. 29
30% Nov 18

24% Sep 25

Aug
28% Jan1

75

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11

96

6

69

Aug 30

85

83

Dec

26

102'/a Jan

M

72

Oct

25

88

90

Dec

26

105

28

87

Nov

20

3

Feb

20

57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3

15% Nov 29

26% Mar 19

12

Dec

1% Nov 20

3% Apr 23

5% Nov 30
64

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11% Apr 23

3

46% Oct 22
22

15

Jan

18% Jan

1 %

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3

3 % Oct

23

99

28

23

July 26
July 17

46% Oct

15% Dec 21
83% Dec
3

12% Oct

23

91

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18

70

27

7% Jan

13

Sep

43/4 May
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Apr
16% Jan
85% Apr

13
13

41% July 3
24% Sep 21

19% Nov 29

27% Feb

10

57% Oct

~"l"

35% May

2% Nov 19
22% Nov

15

13% Oct 22

3

29% Jan

17

40

30

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27% Nov

19

51

Jan

19

38

Jan

13

323/a May
46'A Mar

9

53

Apr

5

40

Jun

19

47'% Apr

2

i50% Dec

11

Jan

9

'44

Nov

6

52

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27

54% Apr

3

40

Nov

14

48

Jan

Dec

12

53

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10

40

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26% Jun

20

30

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13

26

Nov

:

13

46'% Apr 23
31% July
5

77/a APr

11% May

19

9

7% Oct

21

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11

50 % Mar 13

15

Oct

21

13

85% July 20

59

Nov

14

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151

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31

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8

52% Dec
20

Dec

83 % Dec

Feb

6

100% Dec

13

148

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16

75

156

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23
13

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t

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preferred

57%

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15%

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12

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15

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200

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29:,h

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27%

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22

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23

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6% Oct

22

A 117c Feb

20

82% Nov

19

International Packers Limited
international Paper common

28

3776 Apr

5

29% Jan

4

32% Dec

28

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39'% Mar 16
15'A Aug 27

13

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9

30

Nov

30

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5

23% Dec

18

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10

120% Dec

17

5676 Nov
130

Feb

-

19

4076 May 23
51% Apr 23
35

Feb

20

21
23

3774 July 10
36% July 16

19

3 3 76 May 10

Oct

22
4
2

30% Oct

22

7

111% Jun

28

33*

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22

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—

International Salt
International Shoe

2574 Oct

24% Jan

$4 preferred

Inter.state

Dept

19

Interstate

28

common

28 74 Mar 29

54% Jun
130

Jan

13
22

50% July 15

Power

preferred

19

3% Feb

4

65a Jun

13

11

29% Oct

15

13% Oct

11

1

287c Jan

9

48% Apr

27

18

19

4774 July 11

Jefferson

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83

94% Mar 14
55

Mar 14

Dec

27

102% Feb

6

43% Oct

2

58% Apr

5

78

91

47% Jail

28

60% Aug
2
89% Feb 28

Jewel

52 %

Johns-Manville

75
Aug 29
34% Nov 14

67% Feb

1

Feb

12

8

62% Nov

15

41% Oct

21

105% Feb

27

90% Nov

6

For footnotes

72

see




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naee

26

28

Co

Lake

11

42% Jun

Mar 21

(F L)

69

39% Nov

13

Jan

24

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97
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64'/a July 24
99

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7674 Jan

2

17

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85

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1

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7

86%

68

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com

7% preferred25
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5

32

7474

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International Silver
•

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15
7.50
—_

125

2074 Oct
23% Nov
12

TOO
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issued

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5% preferred-:

14

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com

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26% May 10
106% May 10

13

19

—

4

Nov

100

3,100

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20%

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16

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20

11,606

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4

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5

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43% Nov 29
34% Apr 20

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5

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4% preferred

July 12

1,600

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100

11

10

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64

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preferred-,

31% July 10

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43%

27 !u

15V4

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85

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27'A

80

61%

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76

3

280

15%

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21

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20

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15

22%

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43 %

80

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220

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23

8

47 %

42

42

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14

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15

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22

19

5,200

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62%

295'%

58'%

85

28

41
42

•

1

8

27%

27'%

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26%

No par

Feb

2,900
19,900

46

•

43:A

Corp

98

7,600

54'4

2974

41

42 %

Machines,

July 30

32

54

29'A

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Interlake Iron

82

3176

54'A

29%

27

41 %

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106 V* Mar 13

32

54

41

47%

14

29'%

,

8

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50

2%
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3

9

73

2%
2274

35V2 Jan

109% July

73

2%

100

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7

72

1,200

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65

14% Mar 13

500

2,000

22 34

27.3 4

common

8

144 % May

1376

%

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of

13%

22

22

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13%

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20

3

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13%

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22%

22

7%

49

23 %

19% Oct

InVI Harvester

49

23

53 %

1

Jan

4874
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100

Corp
preferred

Business

63a

13%

31%

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Inland Steel Co_

100

474

29 %

preferred

10!4

1 %

54

No par

10

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10'A

*3%

32'A

100 pesos

-

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60

10,300

1V4

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87

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6%

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15

78'%

54'6

4%

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53%

common

78 %

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55

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47%

13%

53%.

1%
■>

32

4.20% cumulative preferred

4%%

6%

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1

10
RR

4.08% cumulative preferred
4.26% cumulative preferred
4.70% cumulative preferred
4.42% cumulative preferred

6%

10%

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Cement Co
Central

52%

2%

4,500

18 %

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72

500

29

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74%

13%

160

5,900

19%

36

4%

2%

19

19%

1 %

5

19 %

3

36

4%

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19

87

2%

29 Va

4

1%

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29

19%
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4%

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3

2,900

29

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6%

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2%

91

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1

4

87

2%

16'%

71%

34%

30%

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1%

50

5,900

3374

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100

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25%

4%

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9

16%

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1

7,400

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10%

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2,900

9

9

17

25%

10%

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400

20 Vb

33%

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9 Vb

1974

87

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13

9%

197 c

16 %

53%

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10%

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19.74

26

53%

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17%

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300

33%

24%

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9',4
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72

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%

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& Power

71'%

33%

41

3

com

72

25%

42

25

40

71%

16%

41%

1

1,300
4,300
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16%

33

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13,800

33

17

25%

33

common__5

37%

16%

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19'A

9%

36%

25 %

16%

25%

10

167;

9

9

10

12.50

71

193.t

19%

19%

71

167a

1G:,4

16%

19%

30

common

preferred

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9

71%

71%

5

:

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72

1

37!

36

n

50c

Corp

Co

convertible

SA

25

100

28

117 c

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Ingersoll-Rartd common

May

20

3,200

48

36 7 it

92

15674 Jan

*45'A

52%

2774

4

11

107

52%

36 %

Interchemical

Nov

150

500

1,400

36!

II34

2

25 % Oct

33

27%

Jan

137

24%

36 %

62

11

16

*2416
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1174

23% Mayl4

28

*15%.

33

27%

Indianapolis Power & Light

11

180

24 3 8

24

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117a

21

Jan

l'J

4,100

12%

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par
50

»

36

29% Oct

Feb

46

27

Illinois Power Co

<

A

84%

a

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8

4534
84%

11 %

4

33% Apr

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59%

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20

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72

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72

72

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11

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57

56 "

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8

29

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30

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13

41% July 25

56%<

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(

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30

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1,400

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600

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5

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Nov

7

2374

334

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100

Nov

Feb

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3%

22%

58%

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common

26

103

23%

22

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20

6

4,500

2174

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69% Mar 20

61% Jan

2,800

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100

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20
20

47% Jan

165

34%
132

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30

24

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97/a Apr
5
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59

28

28%

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16

5%

15

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22 3 4

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23

4

32'%

32%

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T__100
25

common

5% preferred series
Hupp Corp common

11

Dec

44

*28

"

33

Hunt Foods

8

55

50

1

Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd

i

9

21

1,200
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34%

35%

35

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{Hudson & Manhattan com
100
5% noncumulative preferred—100

May 31

Nov

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<44

2,100

2676

>•

15

Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co

7574 Aug 12
6376 Jan
0

25% Oct 23

23%

4

^—5

preferred
4.40%
preferred

8

52 % Oct
72 %

dist

4%

0

4

23%

1

;/

24

Houston

4

Jan

21%

$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
33/4 % preferred
100

}

6
May 21
35% May 23

22

357b

21%

_50

preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc

14
<

35%

15%

5%

,

4Va Dec
27% Dec

.

27%

10

Hotel Corp of America

,

29

90

27%

28

27%

common

Corp
Hooker Electrocliem Co
$4.25 preferred

8

10

132

277b

23 7

Honolulu

18

21

*127!3

28

*32%

5 Vo

26

9% Oct

Marx

Holly Sugar Corp

Apr
1
60% July 3,1

5% Oct

31%

132

5

Homes take Mining

;

Mar 13

Apr

.33

*127%

_1

Holland

100

41% Jan

Mar

Jan

32%

132

2.50

.

Hires Co (Charles E)

10

40

,35% Dec 26

33

33

*127%

7%

Hoffman
'

8

2% Nov

81

23! 4
26%

■'<:/

Hilton Hotels

1
'

10

52% July 17

26

40

E)

x22%

X26%

l

preferred

Hewitt-Robins

4

1*9

31

Co

23 %

27

23
'

Heyden Newport Chern Corp
1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv) __Ijo par

'

5

11

24 '

26 %

70%

"

*26%

23 %

27

(G W) common
lo
noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
'•

5 r/o

u

1

321% Oct

72',4

22%

100

Hershey Chocolate coinmon__No
4%% preferred series A
Hertz Co (The)

17

July 19

17%

x72%

26%

7.50

1;

preferred

(W

xl7%

78

1

common

(II J)

18

V;

2.50

Corp

Havcg Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc

Hercules

22% Jan
7
10% Jhn 20
25% JUjy 2

Jan

25% Nov

30

12% Feb

16% Nov

*

16

74% Jun

4% Nov 23
Jan

87

20

Feb

35% Jan

'21%

78

20

40

89

Dec

(

9

NOV

32% Jan

16

•

4

23

33% Nov

2334

"

■

Schaffner &

Co

*18
*75

Helme

»

July 25

27 % Feb

__1

100

common

preferred

Corp of America
preferred

Heller

f

19

26 % Oct

62

Co

preferred

3.65%

19

-

6%

Heinz

<

47% Jijly ii
115% Jan 30

53% Mar 20

Watch

convertible

3% r/o

8

54

Jan

4 Vo

Hecht

6

27% Jan
<

<

10

17% Jan

24
26

"

1

4%

16

34% Mar

23 3 4
26

17%
73

Hamilton

July 24

24% Jan
v

500

70'%

*1634

*70%

38%

J

Hart

18% Jan 22

V

22

Va Jan 23

May

91

22

1 Jan

35

July 19
Feb

Oct

54

16%

70%

20'%

*20

Hat

28% Apr
2
76% Jun 20

<

16! 4

70%

61

20%

Harshaw Chemical Co

July 1
18% Jun 19

<

500

*16% •17%

60%

20%

Harsco Corporation

•

81

»

10,500

20%

59%

21

13% May 28

1,300

63 74

20 %

59%
20! 2

Harris-Intertype

7

34% Jan

3% Oct

387«

61 a4

2

59%

20%

/'

Aug 13

32% Mar 25

22% Oct 23

38%
4

20!

60'%

20%

,

Printing Co

Paper Co—
Hammond" Organ Co
Harbison-Walk Refrac com

14

Jun

39
62 3

38%

59%

5

(W F)

Hammermill

2

48% Dec

35% Apr

138

*38 Va

38%

38

5

v

8

30% July

9

24% Nov 20

31% Feb

-!■

36-% July 16
40% July 23

i

25

Hall

15

16

42% Mar 29

26

Oct

70
22

18
18

Sep

Jan

Water

Halliburton Oil Well Cementing

2

Jan

25% Oct

19
87

Hackensack

.

22,800
1,600

b

38,900
310

10,900

2" ?

ia

■*t70

Volume

Number 5693

186

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

. . .

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1956

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

LOW AND

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

Monday

EXCHANGE

Tuesday

Nov. 18

Par

HIGH

Nov. 19

BALK

Wednesday

PRICES

Salaa far

Thursday

Nov. 20

the Week

Friday

Nov. 21

Nov. 22

Shares

K
34% Feb
104

70% Aug

13

Nov 27

44

Dec

127

18

52

24% Nov

3

Aug
i

20

19

46% May 15

68% Nov

18

39

3

Feb

20

109 % May
9
49
Feb 14

4%%

preferred

105% Aug

4%%

cum

Nov

85

7~

-37% Dec
78
92

Dec

44% Aug 14

21

Dec

96

Mar

Nov

19

33% Oct 23

39% Jan

74% July 23

l

83

5

.103

Mar 13

79% Nov 12

108

Apr

13

88

89

Nov

30

105

Mar

1

80

"87

103;

Dec

28

71% Feb

9

Nov

14

May 22
92% May 9
46% Jan 20

Feb 15
21% Jan 10

28% Aug 14
24 % July 23

37
.

24

12% Dec
30

113

27

21

23

Mar

Deo

12,

147% Mar 14

43% Oct
1
42% Apr 25
24

Mar 27

48

May 28
Jan

53% Apr
61

Dec

6
31

32% Dec

25%

25%

26%

45,100

69%

69%

70

69%

39

39

39

*39'a

69%
40%

1,400

39

100

85%

87%

85

85%

85

86

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co corn.No par

85%

86

85 7 a

85%

1,900

37%

37%

36%

36%

36%

37

2,000

78

3.80%

98

Feb

1

29% Mar 29

32

Nov

7

25% Oct

22

22 % Oct

10% Oct
32

38% Jan 31
32% May

3

26% July 11

29

i 15

Apr 17
49% July 10

30

Oct

21

79% Oct

22

32% Oct

22

38% Oct

22

128% Jan

4

47% May 31
75% Jun 19

July

5
3

4%

Kansas Power &

'■4%%

11

94% Apr 10
21% Mar 7

E

37% Apr

11

Kresge

4

34% Jan

17

26% May
9
64% Sep 18

10

12% Oct

22

15% Jan

7

20% Oct

16

27

41/4 Jan

6

3

Nov

% Nov

2

19

7

17

Oct

22

20%

18% Dec

22% Mar 12

18

Oct

22

24

24% July

25% Nov
83

20

36 % Apr

94

20

28

17% Mar 14

11

45% Jan

4

5% Nov

19

17% Jan

4

2% Jan

10

21

32% Jun

14

25% May 24

1% Oct

21

28

12% Oct

22

Feb

1

3

Oct

22

22

Oct

16%

29% Nov 14

1
4

20% Oct 30
21% Mar 26

19

Jan

15

16% Dec 28

14% Oct

22

74% Feb

98

68% Feb

1

7% Oct

23

~an

1

9

Apr

9

12% Dec

4

61% Oct
137% Dec

1

72% Feb

2

20

163% Feb

2

49

18% Mar 29

Jan

23

64

Aug

9

47% Jan

23

76% Nov

7

62% Aug 26
130% Aug.
50

Jan

48% Nov

9

,

19

Apr

29

84% July 17

18

Aug 29

6% Nov 29

12

Jan

6

(S S)
(S

4.32%
Lane

98% Dec

6

88% Dec
86

Dec

97

Nov

~6

19% Oct

22

40% July 16
36% May 13
117

Feb

28

1,900

34

34

34%

34%

43%

43%

43%

43%

*28

5%

*28'%

77

76%

77

77%

77

77

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

9,300

24%

23%

24%

23%

24 %

23%

24 '/a

6,000

26%

267

it

26%

26%

22%.

22!

a

22

22

59

59%

59

59%

i__4

13

13 %

13

25

*20%

pfd-75 Pesos Mex

*3 %

21

*3 VB

21%

300

61

61%

6,500

13%

%

13%

21

*20%

2,000

13%

2,600

21
1

3%

*3%

3%

100

*17%

17%

17

1!)

18%

18%

18%

19%

1,200

25%

25%

25%

25%

25 %

*25%

25%

25%

25%

500

*83

86,

100

*83

86

Products

86

12

12%

11%

27%

28%

28%

6%

5%

6%

5%

6%
1 %

*3%
221

I

1

23%

No par

72

17%

*83

800

80

11%

6%

12

12

12%

6,600

28%

.

29%

29'A

10,700

6 Tit

5%

29%
6%

57

a

17,400

1%

1%

1%

1%

1 'it

1%

1%

l'.it

*13%

14%

14%

14%

341M

14%

14%

14%

1,000

3%

3%

3%

4%

4%

3,300

24% '

23%

24%.

24'it

24%

23%

24%

20,100

22

22%

22%

*22 %

22%

22 %

22%

24%

23%
22

•"

4

4

4

15%
•

15

15

14%

15

15

15

14%

15 lit

73%

71

72

71

71%

71%

74%

73%

75

8%

8

7

17 %

1

3%
221/4

-i

15

_lo

12

17%

14

••

14

5

;

Corp

25%

*83

86

12%
28%

1

(The)

*83

12%
28

1st preferred—No par
2nd pfd—
No par

8%

8

8

8 %

8

8 Vn

8

4,100

700

2,500

10,000

8! it

20,400

25

Co

64%

04 %

64%

137%

138%

*137%

138 %

10

com_

6414

100

59%

60%

58%

59 %

58%

58%

60

60%

60%

60%

2,800

51

51%

50%

51

49%

50 %

49 %

50'A

4.8 %

50 %

3,600

12

11%

11%

11%

12

12

5

(The)_

*1.1%

2.50

64%

64%

138

138

64 %

;

138%

64',

64

a

139

64%

140

12

140

11%

8,000
320

12

1,600

1

814

8%

8%

8%

8'it

81 h

8%

10c

38%

39

38%

38%

38%

39%

39%

40%

1

35%

36%

35

35 %

35

35%

35 %

36%

35%t

36 >/n

33,500

No par

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

34,000

29%

19,600

"

7,000

20', it

9,200

Corp____

28%

4
10

33%.

8%

33%

29%

29

33 %

97%

97%

97%

97 Tit

*96'/a

98

*96'/a

98

*96%

98

*80

82

*80

82

*90

82

*80

82

*79

82

*81

83

*81

83

<*94

96

*94

96

80

79

79

103% Dec

Aug 26

106

Apr

4

4.40%

series G conv'pfd

__100

x

80

100

*94

,

96

*94

96

27%

28%

■

28

20%

28 %

27

*105

106

20'A

20

5

127% Mar

4

30 % Nov

20

23% Oct

22

30% Jun

5

7%
preferred
Louisville Gas & EI Co

27%

83 % Jan

27

9

57% Nov

7

93% Jan

8

Louisville

21

Jun

26

27% Feb

8

11% Nov

13

22

Jan

7

Lowenstein

114

Jan

20

61

31

45% Feb

12

122% Jun

28

3
May 24

23% Nov

19

Oct

22

20

*81 Vis

*94',

28%

lo

27%

100

122 %

(Ky)_Nopar

25%

26 %>

24%

25%

24' '4

24%

24%.

58%

59 %

57%

59%

57%

58 %

581.1

_1

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

64 %

66

63%

65%

64

00%

67

28

12%

3.33'A

21 Vb Feb

143% Jan

68%

Co common

Nashville

(M) & Sons Inc
Co

123

V

122 7

124

*122%

123

h

125

124

106

106

50

12
28
27

33

20 Vb

—100

Dec

32%

20%

series D preferred
series E preferred

Steel

32%

20%

4.35%

&

28%

20%

20%

4.25%

(P)

33%
106

*104%

10
._.100

preferred

28%

32%

I

8'%
40 %.

105%

105%

4

series B

33

x32%

8%
40

104 %

105%

com

28%

28%

28%

29

—100

preferred
Long Island Lighting Co

Lukens

13%
*20%

3%

26%

21%

*18%

25

Dec

13%
21

*3 %

26%

22

17%

Mar

May

13%
*20%

3%

20%
6 2'A

18%

Jan

109

60 %

18 %

conv

Lorillard

*26%
*21%

60

17 %

92

22

26%
22

59%

13

3 Vs

89

29% Nov

26%
*21%

21

*20%

3%

4

2

210

12%
23 %

12

July 24

76%

12%
24%

Nov

15% Jan

77'/a

5,800

12%

78% Nov

116

100

3,400

,

24%

$0

23

200

9,700

29

77

77

19

15% Dec

*28 %

1

104

93

28%

45%

39%

102% Jan 13
28

28%

34

25%

11

Mar 14

44%

38%

27

Aug 26

*33%

44 %

28%

*28

34%

43%

25%

93

Jan

29

*33%

43%

25%

9

106

34%

43%

38%

Inc

4.84 %

29

*34

38' it

26% Dec

116

24,200

22%

a

25

Lone Star Cement Corp
Lone Star Gas Co

103

11,300

46%

22

17%

Fink

Corp

Loew's

7

34%

44!

22

%

38

Industries Corp—.
Industries Inc

23% Jan

33 5»

44'/a

21%

251/a

preferred

Lionel

7

34

43

22

%

24 7 it

preferred

Belt

Jun

331 it

42%

21%

No par

Lockheed Aircraft

11

34

41%

22

37%

Litton

11

33

43

21%.

25%

18

25

33%

41%

22

19 Vb

List

25% Oct

33 %

43%

22

17%

52 % July 30

29% Oct

33%

43

18%

10% July 16

99% Oct

33 Lt

Coal & Navigation Co__
lo
Portland Cement
15
Valley RR
_No par
Valley Coal common
»
JL

&

700

1

16% Aur

July 26

11,200

10%

1

22

2

3,700

86'A

5

22

11

35'A

84%

37%

Co

25

Jan

35%

86%

37%

Link

57 % Jan

10%

36

84%

,:_lo

7% Oct

II % Oct

10%

35%

85%

& Sons Co common_3

Lerner Stores

7%

10%

35%

85

5

Lehman Corp

7

10%

35

85

x25%

„

noncum

Lehn

10%

35%

84%

1

Tire

&

$3 noncum
50c

10%

35%

100

&

(James)

3.85%

*10%

85%

26%

Bryant

Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh

10%

36%

_1

preferred series A

Rubber

10%
84%

25

Co

H)

200

36

38%

9

22

23% July

4,600

26%

72% Jan

10

19

23%

37%

22

31

21% Oct

23%

Lily Tulip Cup Corp..

Oct

19

23%

50

10

67% July 18

26

35

23

common.

10

11% Oct

37% Dec

23%

1

Liggett & Myers Tobacco

May 14

12

23

51

5

14

Dec~12

10

23%

2.50

31

58%

Jan

23%

common

13% Jan

25 %

28

23:%

*33

5

68% Jan
150% Mar

8

33% Dec

*23%

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby

18% Nov 29

43% Jun

2,900

_8.7s

34

Airlines—100 G

Dutch

36 % Oct

14% May 28

27%

*33

1

La Consolidada 6%

4

31

19% Dec

2

34%

26%

Laclede Gas Co common

24

7% Fab

2% Jan

24

Oct

*33%

26%

Co
Kroger Co (The)

9

20% Jan

6

Apr

5

25% Nov

Jan

33%

26 %

Kroehler Mfg

4

Jun

50

33%

26%

preferred

Kress

Lee

26% Oct

15

8

7,600

50
34

Korvette Inc___

Lees

11% Oct

3

J

8

27

21% Jan

1% July

July 15

July 10

15% Nov 26

4%

Mar 22

4% Jan

19

16% Mar 13

Mar 22

51

47%
26

Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp

22

16% Sep

97

49% 1

26%

prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (Ill)

76% Nov

23% Nov 21
14

58

47%

52'%

50

25%

conv

Royal

49%

No par

Kerr-McGee Oil Indus

KLM

26

17% Jun

200

33%

Kern County Land Co

Koppers Co Inc

2

Jan

May 8
13% Jan 10

89

26%

Light Co_

Kennecott Copper

36% July 11

27% Aug

89

86

*85

26%

Kelsey Hayes Co

65 % Jan

25% Sep
19% Oct

35% Apr 26

*83

89

—

270

33%

Kayser (Julius) & Co

14

47

30

86

*85

81%

No par

Kansas Gas & Electric Co

36% Nov

4

34% Apr

*83

89

88

13

8

85

*85

85

*83

14% Apr 13

30

*80%

87

*80

preferred
100
City Southern com__No par
non-cum preferred
50

25% Apr
3% Nov

26

85

87

10o

cumulative

19

Jun

*80

preferred

4.35%

4

29

3

90

3

50% Feb

4

83%

*88

Apr

29% Apr
54% Oct

10

*81%

88'%

77% Jan

22

Jan

*74'A

81 %

96

31% Dec 26

43% Jan

80

81%
88

47% Nov

Kansas

*74%

81%

90

19

78

800

90

90

preferred

*74

*88

82

90

12% Nov

18

37

90

*80

100

24% Nov 20

"21

82%

_100

preferred

40% Mar 19

Dec

*80 %

4%

4.20%

cumulative

24%

80

36%

% 4.50%

50% July 25
35 % Jan
4

Dec

*74

18

43 % Jan

82

78

15

17

25

36%

*74

21

23

Attg~20

*36%

Feb

22

74%

4

100

preferred

Feb

Oct

Ja~n ~3f

52%

preferred

conv

Jan

40% Oct

4

24%

68%

39%

96

31% Oct

21

24%

69%

39!

98

27

10

Nov

40

24%

69%

39 %

102

47
Apr 12
58% Apr 27

39% Feb

24%

70

39%

preferred

conv

21

32 %

30% July 16

25%

68%

50

cum

Aug 23
84% Oct 25

Nov

20'%" Oct 28

7

24%

33 Mi
100

4%%.

Mar 12

97% Nov 28

-

5
24

Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp

2

1 a

125

•

81%

7,500

6,600

250

220

30

230

96%
29%
127

95,500
560

*24 1 it

! 59

24%

800

581

24 %

59%

10.700

a

12%

!u

67

13
69

5,900

92,800

M
37% Nov 23
3.20

Nov

15

49% Jan
144

27% Dec 20

30% Nov

28% Apr 11
80% Dec 27

33 Vb Oct 16
92% Jan 13
10% Apr
6
10 % Feb 28

8% Nov 21
6% Sep

14

20

113

19% Oct 23
27

Oct

22

77

Nov

18

7% Mar 28
7% Mar
5% Oct

86

Dec

18

139

Mario

6

21

Nov

19

28 % Oct

33

39% Mar 22
125

Mar

MacAndrews & Forbes common

6%

4

32% July 12
32% May 17

1
2

7%'Nov 22

16

7

31

19

Sep 24

8% Oct

2§%

"30"

Jan

Nov

10% Apr
48% May

NOV 28

16% Feb

6

~8% NoV~28

4% Jun 26
5% Dec

Mar 13
Jan

89

Jan

3

Jun

12

~~1

20%

5

18
4

Nov" 13

56% Jun

51% Sep 26

3

14

23%

8,900

28%

28%

28%

6,100

77

70

17

Mallory

4% NOV

12

10

11

Manati Sugar Co

4%. Oct;

18

Nov

14

17% Jan

22

37% May 13

Manning, Maxwell & Moore

z4% Oct

16

15% July 17

Maracaibo

Oil

24% Sep

10

34

Jun

11

Marathon

Corp

14

38

Jan

2

13

Nov

14

17% Oct 22

20 % Apr

10

50

54% Feb

2

& Co
.

Mandel Eros

Marine

4%

Midland

Corp

14

35% July 19

23

37 % May

Marshall Field & Co

77

13

3

32

Nov

20

50% Mar 23

37

Dec

17

48 %

Mar 19

74

Dec

21

97

Feb

7

91

Jan

28

26% Aug 15

47% Jan

22

24% Oct

35% Jan

8

Nov

22

351i Oct

23

40% July

69% Nov

11

83

Jan

8
31

33%

4%%

com

32% Feb 25

12% Dec
25

20

25

Jan

32'A Jan

May 15

Jan

12

12% Oct

23

17% Apr

3

24% Oct

22

3C

Oct

30

42 %

11% Nov

13

9

Jan

22
4

5%

5 Tit

27%

28%

27%

28 Lt

27%

28%

28 3 it

29%

29

18

18%

18%

18%

38

18%

17%

18

17%

18%

2,600

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

25,400

*49%

50%

50%

50'A

18%

18%

18%

18%

50

50%

50

50

4

28%.

28%

28%

28%

28%

28%

X27 %

31%

31%

31%

30%

31%

30%

31

.

50

46

Jan

6

15

Jan

16

39

69% Nov 28

83% Jan 24

62 % Nov

19

38% Dec 26

40% Dec 28

29% Nov

4

43 %

Aug 20

13% Dec

17

16

Sep

76

18

95% Mar

32

•

Oct
Dec

1

30

23 % Feb

29

21% Jun

12

41% Apr 30

1

82% Dec 19
27% Nov 29

5

54% Dec

43% Jan 23
17% Dec 31
15% Feb
1
31% Oct

19

102% Jan

16

11

50 % July 24

11

Oct

22

Oct

22

15% July 18
122% July 8
63
July 2

47% Oct

22

Oct

22

13% Nov

14

14

33
82

Apr
Nov

1
1

32% Mar 15

21

Nov

6

98

75

Nov

22

.33% Feb

2

45% Jun 26

34% Mar 21

27% Feb

19 Vs Oct

21 % Nov 26

24% Feb

pfd

1

6

22

19% Jan
20

Mar

40% Jun

29
7

17

93

May 8
30% Apr 24
88% Jan 29
61

Aug 12

79

35%

35%

36%

35%

36'A

49,000

par

25%

25 %

26%

26

27

10,700

36%

37 7

37

37%

37%

37%

37 Vt

37%

37 lit

37%

71

71

721/2

*70%

25% May 20

27%

preferred series B
Mengel Co (The)
Merck

&

Co

Inc

89

Feb

26

122

Nov

21

$4

61 % July 31

40% Nov

12

69% Apr

24

44% Jan

3

17% Nov 20

23% Jan

3

14% Oct

29

39% Oct 2i

21% Jan

8

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series

Jun

23

85

Sep

10

Aug 30

89

July 10

86% Apr

17

Feb

19

82

Dec

27

99% Feb

21

75

92

Jun

5

98% Jan

31

77

102

Sep

4

108% Apr

25

90

For footnotes see

page

28.

July 25
if Adjusted

Machine

Mesta

76

23

103

May 23

3.80%

Co

preferred series
4.45% preferred series

figure before 3 lor 1 split.

50%

73

71%

71%

*65

69

28

28

26

42

*40%.

42

12%

12%

12%

12 3

M

12%

63%

63 %

63%

63%

63%

400

33

%

33%

4,600

40%

1,400

11 Tit

1,300

3
1

38 %

38

38%

39

39

40

40

11%

11%

11%

11%

5

74

74

71.

72%

51

51%

51

51%

14%

14%

14'%

14%

*40

11%

51%
14%

11%

11%

11%

72

11%
*71

72%

74%.

*72

73%

800

52

52 VB

52%

54

54%

1,700

14%

15

15

14%

14%

14%

4

14%

14%

14 Ft

13

Tit

14%

*13%

14%

*13%

33%

33%

33%

33'.'a

33 %

33%

33!

33%

33%

84', it

*82

.*

84 %

22'%

22%

22%

22%

77

77

76%

77%

40%

16

45%
20 %

41%
79
118

41%
16%

*44%
20

40'%
*74

*117%
*40%.
16

45%
20
41

*82

84'it

a

*82

84%

22

%

4,900

22%

22%

76

76

76

75'

76

*44'%

45 %

45%

45%

*45%

46

*20

20%

20

20

*20

20%

700

41 Vis

41%

417 it

42 %

26,800

41%

41 %

79

*74

79

*74

79

*75

*118

122

122

122

121

121

440

29

79

122

1,600

41%

*40%

41%

41%

41%

41%

41%

300

16%

16'it

16%

16%

10%

16

16%

13.100

47

46

4.7

46

46 Va

2,600

Va

43%

45

44 %

*79%

82

80

80

82

89

89

92

92

*90

93 %.

81 %

81%

*81

83

*80%

82

*79

82

*79

*80

82%

*30

82 %

*79

82

*79

82

*89

22%

22%

82

92%

500

76

45

*91

900

4,000

22%

89

89

35

84'it

*82

*80

44%

3,200

12%
62%

-

38 %

20 'A

42

12%

33;,'u

—5

*40%

600

63

33%

*44%

1,700

12%

34 lit

pfd—100
100
100
_100
100

*50

12%

33%

•

28 %

300

*25%

33%

3%
16 %c

28'%

26

20%

33%

100
—1

20

200

69

*05

26

26 %

34

♦82

4,600

2,000

63%

141

71%

13%

63%

lo

73

50%

13 %

33%

18

71 %

13'A

13 3 it

*40%

*71%

13%

50'/a

*50

62%

*40%

9

6

Jan

28

*71

13%

42

12 %

Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
_12.50

18

Jan

107

27%

13%

*40%

42

*40

68

*50

50

-26

117%

Feb

102

9

*65

27%

50

25%

*74

July 12

28

64% May 10

common

preferred

94

27

Dec

27%

20%

No par

2nd

63

Jan

80

97% Oct

50

26%

No par

conv

104% Jan

48




Inc

$3.50 preferred

3

8

27%

13%

1

4%

12

42% July

68

13%

Corp common.,
5
4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Gorp common—
_1

10

71%

71%

*65

13%

_.

McQuay Norris Mfg Co__

72% Sep

Feb

*70%

*49%

Mead

29% Feb

July 11

72
68

72%
72

,

1

McLellan Stores Co

105% Jan

93
116

*70%

*65

No par
No par

—

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKesson & Robbins Inc

9

10
14

a

*79

79

*70%

50

Co

210

79

35 %

24%

McGregor-Doniger Inc class A

Stores

81

81

35%
25

Corp common—50c
convertible preferred
100

Mercantile

*77'%

78

25

3

Publishing

2,200

2,200

35%

Stores

McGraw-Hill

6,300

27%
32

79

$2.50 preferred

3%%

%

31%

27

%

35%

No par

McGraw-Edison Co

51

*50

30,600

25%

Corp common

.McCrory

29%

5,000

35

79

No par

Corp

July 19

35

8

Dec

101% Dec

77

11

17

May 14

69

9

Apr

75% Apr
47

34% Feb

Nov

81

Apr 30
13% Mar 11

5'A

3,400

25%

No

Maytag Co common
$3 preferred

5%

28

31%

5

"

13

12% Dec 21

41% Dec

500

5%

.24

J
5
No par

Corp

cumulative

McCord

700

5%

1

$3.75 preferred

McCall

1,100

5%

$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par

55

13%

4,200

5%

$3.40

7

4 Tit

5 Tit

Mar 22

4

2

5%

Feb

49 % Nov

5%

4!
23

83

26% Nov

5%

5

23%

77

9

*4%
23

4

3

5%

5

5

23%.

6

56% Jan

29

23

Nov

34% Apr

3,600

28%

29

23

61% Sep

6

*4%

20,100

475

22%

4

July 17

5

5

5

4%

28%

35%
32',it

34%
31

*400

22%

2

54

4%

4%

%

5

28%

35%

31%
475

22%

87 % Mar

28% Feb

5
a

28%

29%

34%
31
*400

7 Tit

27,800
25,100

13%

100

May Dcpt Stores common

20

29

475

*400

475

1.00

7%

7%

13%

13%

96% Jan

69

29

31 Tit

x31

31%

31%

34%

33

34%

33

*400

7%

270

13%

13

13%

73% Dec 21
14

41

3-1%

7%

12%

14

Co

Masonite

28%
*

34%
475

6%

7

12

14

preferred

Martin

31%

6%

7

11%

14

70

Dec

11%

8%

*13%

Marquette Cement Mfg Co

29% Oct

98

11%

No par

25% Oct

45% Dec

11%

6%

5

convertible preferred

7
Jan 24

11

80

*7 Tit

14%

common

40% July 11

Apr 24

29%

79

8%

*8

12.50
1
6.25

Exploration

37% Nov

31

29

79

8%

*13%

Marchant Calculators Inc—:

32% Feb 21

82% Dec

29

78

*8

1

5

29% Apr 18

8

28%

78

8%

11%

No par

Manhattan-Shirt

7

July

29

77

*7%

*5

50% Jun
Jan

28%

77''a'

8%

1

14

9% July 23

28%

77%

8 %

*400

R)

1,000

23

10

(P

24

116

23%

1
50
.1

530

May 27

23 Tit

23

Magnavox Co (The)_
Mahoning Coal RR Co_

44

14

435

.

*114

23%

Magma Copper

22

Nov

17

41

610

24

116

22%

lo

21 % Oct

-

26

24
♦114

22 %

preferred

conv

cum

,

22%

—100
Square Garden..
No par
Chef-Food Giant Mkts Inc_l

4%

*114

116

24
116

24"

24%

23%
*114

22%

No par

(R H) Co Inc com
4%% preferred series A

Magic

24%
116

22 Vm

Madison

27% Nov

31% Nov 26
473% Dec

24%
*114

5

Macy

86% Jan 30

11% July
18% Aug.

lo

100

preferred

Mack Trucks Inc

91 %

*79

*89

91%

*89

82

91 %

*80%

83%

69

91%

91%

40

91%

83

10

82

91'A

"20

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

24

...

Monday, November

.

25, 1957

(2280)

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK

26% Sep 26

61% Sep
33
Jan

12

42% Deo

May 28Deo
7

40

126

Aug

40

29 V* Feb 20

36% Jan

26% Dec

5

Jan

23

68

Jan

142

90% July

13 V*

Oct

4

24% Jan

76

Oct

8

88

Jan

22

Aug 30

33

Jan

19%

Deo

17.

25 % July

31

Jan

26

Dee

22% May

23

61 Va Sep

21

95

75% May
105

25% NO* 21

9% Dec 10
36% Jan 23

2

38% Jun

5

40 V* Jan

3

12

53

125

3
10
9
26
3
11
3
17
14
10
3

Feb
Nov

13

137

25 Vs Oct

13% Nov

19

3

9% No* 20

133

29

8 Va Oct

21

4

Oct

24

1774 Oct

21

24 V* July 25

12% Oct

22

14 V*

21% July 12

15

17

98 V* Feb 26

35% Apr

101

25

Feb

14
13

5

July

4

12% Jan

8

22

65% Mar

«

Nov

19

44 V* Jan

31

Missouri Pacific RR

21

31% Apr

12

Mohasco

7%

76

Fab 30

50

Nov

•8

Feb 20

58

Nov

13

72% May 1
83% Apr 22

22

Mar 23

8

Oct

29

17

13

3

18

Oct

22

23 V* Jan

9

18

8

6% Oct 23
18% Oct

22
21

49% Jun 12
22

51% Mar 14

30% Jan 23

46% No*
32% Mar

31
10

21

Sep 26

1

18 V* Nov

37% Dec 13

Dec

8
21

157n

16,200

811,4

8274

82%

84%

21,600

14

24

I

Morrell

61% July

2

21 Va Oct

40% May 10
Jan

4

45% Jan

11

31

29% Dec 31

42% Apr if

22

42% Jan

50

Marl!

39

*14%

15

*14%

15

*14%

157a

*18%

18 %

6.000

13

5,100

81

22,500

14%

•14%

18%

18%

19

18%

18%

18%

137a

13

13

13

12%

12%

76

7774

76

78

13%
77%

'

2174

22 !4

21%

25%

2 61/4

26%

26%

Products

Motor

Wheel

35%

35%

3774

7,300

18%

19" a

19%

2071

27,200

30!

307a

3074

5,800

29%

30%

30

30%

2

5','a

.■7*5

5%

57a

5%

4.100

35%

37%

37

37 7 u

3674

37%

5,400

22 %

23%

24

24

23%

22

23

26

5

474

4%

5

'

'■

474

/; V

17%

17!4

12

12

6 Va
3274

33'/a

5

12

12

1874

187a

4.700

42%

4274

2,400

1874

1874

19

1874

20

AS

31

3074

32

34,800

1874

18 Va

20%

20%

42%

42

42

42.

42 %■

1874

1874

1874

19

18%

7

1874

18%

187 a

18%

317a

301/2

30%

3074
18

18

30 Va

31%

31

3,400

43,700

197 a

1874

19

*1874

674

20'/a

42

'

*1874

18

;i 300
3,600

3434

20

42 Va

•:•/'

'

33%

20 %

1,000
'■

12074

3314

20

Vf / V'770
.V130

/

30

6:4

7

3274

x3174

33!4

*

31,900

"

17%
12 "V"'

1174

32%

327a

20%**

42

59%

9:%

*17

12

674

7

50 Va

■:v

974
177u

12

12

674

674'

674

5%

50%

SO'/a

••

60

*91,4
*1.7

35,300

474

50%' "

*59

97a

'

47 a

50 '/is

177a

*17

24.74

;

,

474

61

9%

'

a

50%

"59

'

17%

1174

5!

5Q%

10 %

*17

6%

20

No par

'A

1^00
M)

,

8,000

17%

1774

11 %

107 a

11 Va

1074

11

1074

11 Va

11

11%

11 %

44. •

4374

441/4

4374

44%

44%

4474

44

447 a

44

10

3774

37%

37%

100

1674

16%

16%

/ 3,800

23!

23

23

1674

5

81

Murray Corp of America.,

1
10

1

17

161/4

1674

16

16%

16%

2374

5

23%

23

2374

2274

23

23

16%

*16

1674

16

xl6

■>

4.900

36

16

3,500

*15%

16

3174

32V4

317 a

32

31%

24!4

24

24%

23 %

600

3174

24

24

16
■

24%

24%

24%

24%

*3974

No par

4

3174

31%

3174

31%

2,800
•-

*37

38

*37

37%

*37

38

*37

10

17%

1774

17%

12

& Bros—

3474

1874

5!4

4%.

;

Myers i(F E)

34%

36',4

2

Inc

26,7.00

a

34

60

Murphy Co (G C)—

5!

5

5!4

5

57*

>'30

5

*974

Corp

1>400

35

X59%

Corp

36'%

5%

10

.

207a

24''a

25

Lines

3,100

26%

38%

.5%

62

Mueller Brass Co——

July 26
May 1

2974

90

22%

37

Munsingwear

8

30%

90

22 Va

18%

.

1874

18%

3014
;

3

Motor

19%

18%

79%

91
22 74

26%

22

26

5%

300

:

91

22

25%

13

79%

7874

3,2jQ0

'

•;>'>

92

*89%

92

*89%

92

1

9%

9%

10

9%

18%

9%

(John) & Co_

10

50

71'%

21%

17% Apr 30
38% Jan 11

V* Oct 30
Oct 10

*68

75'

32% Jan

24

71%

13

25

Oct

*68

71%

*69

71 %

*08

71 Va

2

*89%

22

14 ya Mar

10%

15%

No par

(The)

Moore-McCormack

23% Jan 11

20

81

*60%

Motorola Inc

Nov

14!

78'%
10

18%

—

1,9% Jan

16

13%

81 !4

10%

50 Vz

-

f>0

7974

*49',2

Co

1,100

a

10

*14%

Chemical—
1,000 lire
Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par

25 V* Jan

Jan

14%

45%
125!

81

*69

Montecatini Mining &
American shares

10 Va Oct

47

137a

*25

31%

*43

43

10%

10%

No par

—

17 Va Oct

a
7

A

Chemical

Montana Power Co

36% May 31

22
22
35% Feb 13
37 V* Nov
7

14%

x79%

51

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co

19

Feb

class

D

7

36% Dec 21
4

1474

261/8

-100
100
1.25

Tool

Monsanto

40 V* Jan

30'/* Oct

30% No* 20
14% Dec 31

ia

15

261/2

*50

-

Machine

RR

Class

38%. Oct

18% No* 27

147a

261/2

—5

Inc—

Inc

Co

Monon

3

26

18% No*

18% Jan

Jar

Jon 14

38% Aug
1
46% Apr 17
25% Dee 14
28% Mar 12

38

Monarch

24% Apr

30 Va Feb

51% Mar 19

30% Jan 23

"1,800

..100

preferred
preferred

4.20%

Mojud

41% July 11
26% Mar 4

Jan

26

class A__No par

Industries

3 Va %

18

13

10

12

preferred series A—

Apr

16% Nov

28% July 23

r

25%

Missouri-Kan-Tex RR coin—No par

2

47

25%

*125'%

a

*31

31%

*29%

'

26!

57 a

22

3

28

25 %

'

34%

22

14% Dee 31

39% Jan 2«

25%

126

126

5!4

43% May 27
37% May 23

67% Oct

33% No* 19
22% NO* 29

125!4

126%

125!'»

125%

126%

3374

4% Oct

24% Jan

4274
:125'a

5%

20

22

24% Jan

437a

34%

30 V* Oct

16% NO* 29

31%

43%

Mission

•

18% No* 29

*29%

44',4

5%

Minute Maid Corp

60 V* May 24

11% Fob 29

13

33%

43!4

34%

12% Jan, 14

22

2

Deo

*29%

;—1

21

7% Oct
Oct
60

21

31%
45

*441/2'

i—5

a,

Corp
—
1
Mission Development Co
-—.—5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10

Nov

4 V* Oct

47% May 14

32%

Inc—

26 Va Oct

35% Apr 28

327

Mining & Mfg com——Nopai
preferred
No pai
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2.50
Minnesota Power & Light-—No par

18% Nov

•1% Jan

3274

distribution

32 V* Oct

49 y* No* 29

32%

$4

11

28% Sep

32%

Minn

9

10,700

27%

Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par

Feb

88Va Sep
21% Nov

58

32%

27!4

100
10
Minerals & Cheni Corp of Atner—1
Minneapolis-Hofieywell Reg
1.50..
Minneapolis Moline Co common..—1
$5.50 1st preferred
——.—100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par

91% May 31
25% Mar 1

July 23

76

2,800

3274

26%

1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp—

8
1

2674

52;a

3274

x20%

27%

8%

14

July

18 V* Mar

Enterprises

$25

32%

Shares

277a

2674

2714

10

Midland Steel Prod couubon

May 31

32% Jan

73% Jan

49% Apr 30
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
17% Jan
•

30% Jun 25

Feb

40

21

Ex

July 15

Nov. 23

Nov. 21

27!»

the Week

Friday

Thursday

Nov. 20

Nov. 19

Sales far

PRICES

5

Miami Copper
_
Middle South Utilities Inc

Midland
38

42% Apr
a
30% Jan 16
19
Jan
3

30% No? 28

29% Jan

Apr

10

29 V* Aug 26

Mar 12

47

50% Jan

30% Jan

13

Deo

40

22

Nov. 18

Par

EXCHANGE

25% Oct

8
6

20

47% Jan

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Tuesday

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Range Since Jan. 1

HIGH SALE
Wednesday

LOW AND

STOCKS

for Previow
Year 1956

Range

42%

*3:')7u

42%

■

Z-

■r

3,400
4.200

42

*397o

42

*4074

42%

*3974

•

''

i

*'

■

*

v

^

N
22

16% May 28

July If
July 28

Jan 23

82

23

Feb 17

29% Jun 27

11

17

150

No*

21

20

Apr
Feb

20

8

National

30

Jan

3

National

Automotive

14

National

Aviation

40% Nov

7

National

Biscuit Co

19

163 Va Apr

9

14

15% Jan

9

7%

2774

28%

39%

39'%

40

preferred A

148

9%

77 V* Oct

28

21!

a

21 !4

2174

33

33 Va

23%

33 7

33 J.4

34 3 «

36%

36 %

30 7

37

36 "a

37

367i

37

14 Va

137h

14%

13%

13%

13 7 a

13%

3374

3374

21 %

20%

2074

20%

2074

20%

21

26,300

82

80! 2

81%

82

82

83

700

14

162% Apr

16

139

Jan

23

15 V* Sep

4

20

Jan

;20 "

Sop

3

10

28

1

Deo

7

Oct

48

13

Jan

9% Apr
12% Oct

12% Feb

17

13

8% Mar

5% July 18

15

13% May 28

149%

150

125

126

126

127

128

128

129%

130

*129

*13V4

13'/2

•

*13%

13%

*13 %

13%

11,300

.

90

150 %

150

350

230

131

100

13%

13!4

13%

29%

29%

5.600

17

177a

2.600

56%

58

56%

57%

57 3 a

5674

50%

3074

307a

30%

30

3074

29%
37

'

30

3 774

3814

22

bl

Jan

9

42% Oct

9

9'/a Sep

,

16

Nov

19

11

23

14% Jan

»

20

Nov

National

Jan

11

Natomas

5

14

Oct

22

76

Oct

30

66'% Nov

13

Feb

Nehi

17

Jan

2

86

Jan

24

New

130% May 20

19

67 V* Oct

22

84 % Jan

7

21

39V4 Nov

20

28

3

15% Nov

19

26% Sep

33% May 18

191/2 Nov

91

75

Oct

Fibre

England

New

98% Aug 13

103

Mar 11

$5

Nov

11

351

Mar 26

8

12% Nov 27

30

Jan

3

5% Nov

19

17

Jan

26

64% Jan

3

15% Nov

20

41% Jan

14

19

21

68

Nov 26

18 Va Oct

11

64% Jan

774

7'•a

7%

774

774

774

7%

7%

77a

7%

7 !4

71%

71/2'.

9'4

9%

9 Va

9%

9!a

9%

9!4

9%

13%

5%

5%

9%
5%

*13%.

13%

13'%

*

'-I!

11%

11%

11%

11%

27

27%

27%

27%

*72

4

N

Y

76

_-.V

Va

Brake

5

No par

15

76 !4

77%

77
*38

39! 4

*3774

3 874

18%

18 74

1674

15%

16

19%

20V»

*98

50

181

Harlem RR Co

',.540

25,200

78 "2

18%

No par

3.000
■

14'4

77! 4

75!4

1

.

'

600

».

•

78

77%

preferred

1,800
;

76

76 %

7874

14 !4
78

74

78

21

73

14%

77'.4

a

73

75

71

7614

73

77 %

68%

16!

27%

34

70%

20

1174

27

7174

69

*38

1174

2,700
2,400

5

77%

78%

70%

No par

&

78

14%

14

14%

14

*75%

72%

72%

68'2

York Dock common
non-cum

34%
78

72%

72%

72

73

x27

" 3.900

.

13

1174

27%

1174

11%

27%

1 1

5

13

57 a

13

13

13

13

5

51/4

514

27%

100

;

9.500

97 a

N Y Chicago «fe St Louis Co

15

32% Dec

7%

7

39

Apr 22

Jan

7%

7%

■

87

Air

5,100
V--

8

14 !4

issued

1,700
12,900

42

7%

*75%

19

600

,41%

1

21

July 24

41%

7%

Electric System

York

July 25

40%

No par

common

York Central

107

407a

%

;

j,_1

Co

preferred

When

6

3674

40

1

New

94 V* Jan

35%

40

13,200

.

1

Inc

New

11
26

37

40

1

July 29
36% July 25
29V* Jan 10

Sep

36

40

New Jersey Fr & l.t Co 4% pfd_l00
Newmont Mining Corp___
_lo
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
l

15

8'/a Nov

18% Nov

47 V* Jan

37%

40

57!4

1

I

Co

3%%

36%

3674

1

Vulcanized

Bros

X5674.

5

Newberry Co (J J)

26

a

5

Corp

Neisner

7

32V* Nov 29

^10

No par

National Theatres Inc
N&tional U S Jtadiutor—

May 17
11

8

Corp

National Tea Co

10 V* Feb

22

Nov

200

148

30%

96

17

148

58%

85

Jan

'147%

*131/4

21,600
•

27,900

30%

2

3

147%

1

2,900

10774

%

58-./

13

Apr"30

149

Corp

Sugar Ref Co__
National Supply (The) Pa

71

33%

149

100

Service

National

4

Nov~29~

106

National Steel

3

37 V# Mar 11

18

23%

108! 2

80'/* Jan

I
,

14'/a Feb

87% Nov

10574

17

33% Jan

May 28

10474

17

23

50

103%

29%

14

4
14

104%

17%

11% Oct

17% Sep
97% Feb

100%

29%

25% Nov

125% May

100%

99%

...

6,600
12,300

87

16%

17% Mar 19

20

87

42%

100

preferred A
preferred B
Linen

*85

5

common

15,400
•<:.

1774

*86

29

39% July 30

Nov 21

88

17%

14

887/b Jan

86

17%
41%

17%
4.27a

86

29%

21

16% Apr 26

17 Va.

41V4

80

17%

4% Oct

Mar 13

17%
40%

80

28'%

31% Deo

3

17

3974

86

18

4

13% Dec
Deo

17
39 %

311,

21

13

16%

39%

17%

8% Oct

3

17%
40%

30

22

0

Jan

16%
29%

Natl Malleable & Steel Cast—No par
National Shares Corp
No par

22

Mar 29

10

Co

21V* July 18 ;

55.% Oct

7

7%
6%

National

*82

47% Jan

7% Oct

13
11

15

10% Deo 26

—100

*80%

22

36%'Jan

3

20%

81 %

19

4% Oct

32% Oct
36

21 %

81%

,

a

30

29%-Nov

77% Aug 17
87% Nov
•

20

33 y* Deo

28 V* Nov

14 %

20%

National Lead

12

a
•

5

8

23

Mar 12

14% Sap
4
48% Oct 24

2174

2074

37

4

Co

21%

49%

July

12% Apr

Jan

153

97,
138

81,500

21'%

Jan

124 % Aug

179

32% Feb

84

Gas

54%

49%

49

49%

com..5

Chem Corp

pfd series ol 1951

National Fuel

5374

33'%

National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par

8

143% Aug 20

10

No* 30

.

54 !'a

21

Department Stores

4'/*7#

25

July

31

Deo

132

6

19% Jan
46

Aug 22
86% Oct 21

154

-11% Jan

22

35% Oct 22

9

123% Aug

76% Jan 23

22

16% Oct

101% Aug 28

52%

32%

36%

17

7,800

517a

21%

5

Distillers «fe

10%

33 7 a

38% Mar 18

Natl

974

35%

20

City Lines Inc

National

974

21%

Jun

9

974

49%

33

May 21
101% Apr
3

9%

5

42% Aug 14

28 V«

330

149%

9%

10

_1

1

23 Va Jan

5.800

152

150

149'%

10
:

;

39%

3974

3974
150! 4

9,800
8,200,

i,

,

9%

National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products—

22

397«

1.900

3,500

2874

28%

28%

28%

•

*148%

149 Va

149'%

10

148

100

Can

National

21% Mar 12

440

28%

39%

50% July 11

61% Apr 13
105% Feb 23

76

27'%

40%

24% May 22

18% Jun 20

79

10%
29

12

37% Dec 27

75

10%

12

19

11

39%

22

19% Oct

15%

3074

1.100

45!4

151/4

1074

28%

Feb

13% Nov

45V4

15%

107 a

5

30

25% Jun 27
29% Oct 11

44'A

15 'A

10%

10

;

common

20 Va Oct

10

43 %

15%

10%

Inc—1

Fibres

Corp—

%

10%

Corp
National Cash Register

4

42 Va

15

10%

15%

46V* Feb

70% Jun

41%

151/4

41

15%

•

92% Deo

64

3

38% Jan

2

National

42

42%

14%

33% Deo

20% Feb

16% Jan

7

9 % Nov

121,2

41 %

11

21% Mar 19

Dec

:

22

142 V2 Aug

12%

I2V2

1

Acme Co

20% Oct

July

12%

12%

10

13

34% Jan 23

93

14

12 Va

13

1

National Airlines

Jan

12%

12%

15% Aug 17
69
July 20
26% May 14

11% May 24
34% Feb

80% Jan

22

35

*121/4

5

Corp

13

10V2 Nov

42% Apr 18
39% Jan 24
179
Jan 30

•

34% Oct

Natco

Nov

16% Mar 19

No* 26

35% Jun

4

■13% Oct

41

62

.

18% Jan

11% Oct 29

r

70

12,500
4.400
300

38 %

38%

18%

1874

13%

1874

19'4

2,400

15! 4

•

38%

18%

3874

16

16%

1674

16%

1674

73,100

20%

28,600

20

20%

20 31

20%

,

39

207 a

*76

79

*76

79

76

76

*73

303

*98

103

*98

103

*98

103

*98

250

*181

250

*181

250

*182

250

210

50

103
210

75!4
.

,.

10

•

N Y New HaVen & Hartford Co—

Jun

Preferred

34% Deo

4

39% Mar 27
94

28% Dec

34% Feb 28
85% Feb 23

6

69% Nov 29
73

No*

28

78

Dec

31

82

Dec

11

91

-

Mar

Feb

5

13

32 % Oct

38% Apr

30

New

York

N

75% Nov 28

State

Y

12

72% Sep
3
26'/* Oct 22

87

12

74

Jan

81

69

31% Mar

18%

May~25~

33% Jan

9

14

July 29

Jan

30

13

86'/* Apr

11

3.90%

Oct

17

90

Jan

20

4.10%

103

Nov

21

5.25%

78

4

22% No* 19

38% No* 29

17

17%

15!4

37

10%

36%

167a

2374

2474

23%

24%

23

237a

35 %

3574

34%

35!4

341/4

34%

34!4

3474

3474

35

*05

*74

100

preferred

100

25% July 18
39% May 17

Niagara

22

20

70% Jan

3

Norfolk & Western Ry common

24% Jan

9

39 V* Jan

2

;

i

Adjustment preferred

19

15'/4 Nov

14

24% July 17

Northeast Capital

Corp

.3

67

Oct

23

79

Northern Central

Ry Co

60% Aug

8

46

Oct

21,

58% May 20

96

Jun

a

45

Apr

12

•

Sep 27

lOOVa Nov
35 V* Oct

1

*04

*74

75 3 4

75

75

2874

28

28%

28 !4

28%

07

07

67

*68

9,660

74%

*71

69 %

(591/2

*70%

73

•*71%

74

74

*74%

77

75

78%

80

*79

101

102

80 74

!4

102%

76

80%
102

90%

*75!4
23%

200

100

103

190

83

400

103

*80%

103

20,600

29!4'

77

76

%

75%

1,570

1914
2

54 %

70

74%

*64

78 %

101

3,800

72

07

.

73

100

19

25

88

111

^

*19%

19%

*19%

19%

1974

20

20

32%

32 %

3274

32%

*3234

33

3274

33

57

53!

54

52! 4

53

52

31

5374

54

3,400

20

3274

55

a

1,600

.

.

,

10,700

'r

20% Aug 14

41

>

28! 4

77

2

78%

32!

25

75 3 4

*74

08

100

5

v

-

77% Dec. 28
104

*69!

2

Share Corp—

Nopco Chemical Co

4

Jan

74

28%

100

1

Oct

*

74.
28 3 4

100
100

1

20 Va Oct

16

5,200

1674

2274

No par

preferred
preferred

7

May 8
Sep 19

7.500

6%

61/2

21

—100

49% Sep
25% Oct

16% Jan

6%

237a

18% Apr

10

6 !4

6

18 !4

52 '/* Nov

29

5%

177a

It

43

6%

Corp—

.__

preferred
preferred

3.60%

Nov

72

5%

22%

Niagara Mhk Pwr Coyi com—No par
3.40%

7

1

Apr 13
73% July la
26V* Feb
7

22% Aug

5

60% Jan

Jan

Gas

674

100

series A

Electric

$3.75 preferred

1
1

98 % Aug 20

1

98% Jan
103

5%

Shipbuilding Corp„

Common

21

Nov

63

Atfr

No par

Common

12

32% Nov 19„

107
104

Jan

Mar

Nov

North

4

American

Northern

Aviation—,

1

1

22

Northern

15%

26 7

a

15%

*20!2

21%

*20 !4

21 %

2074

20%

*20'A

2,1%

200

257 s

26%

25 3 4

2674

26

2674

2674

27%

120.300

15%

15',2

15%

1574

1574

157«

1574

16

68%

67

67

67

67

67

67

67

67

53%

53%

53!4

53!'2

53

53%

52%

53!'3

5274

*96%

97%

97

97

97

97

98%

.98%

*98%

101%

101%

102

102

10374

104

32%

33%

32'«

3274

32!4

33

35

15%

1474

1574

1474

15

_100
100
100
100

70

71

70

80

80

50
com

1,600

5314

5

Co

lo

100
100

Gas

preferred
5.80%
preferred

49% May 31

26%

21 %

5

Natural

51/2%

8

*21

Pacific Ry

*08

102

103

103

'*

.

150

'

6.800
60

99%

.

670

104

331/2

34

3374

1474

15

35,300

3474

Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
16% Oct

1

72% Dec

17

84

Deo

12

82

Dec

5

191% Jan

9

84

Deo

18

102% Jan

•

77% Nov

85% Deo

99% July 28
13

79% Oct

1

15% Oct

22

9% Oct

22

18% Aug
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1

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7

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3

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3

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66

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14

4

82

77% Nov 13

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Mar 29.

90

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78

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8
14

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02

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28'/# Feb
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1.

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5

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see




page

28.

20'/* Julv 22

25

Nov

25% Aug 26

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Common

11

38

July 12

preferred series—
series
:
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$3.60

1

$4.10 preferred

.

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33

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Highest

AND

LOW

NEW YORK STOCK

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Monday

Tuesday

Nov. 18

Fir

SALE

HIGH

Nov. 19

Sales for

PRICES

Shares

Nov. 22

Nov. 21

Nov. 20

the Waea

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

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49

Dec

14

58% Aug 13

90 Vi Dec

13
20

100

42% Oct 22

110% Jan

78

Dec

95

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18

110

92% Dec

31

33% Jan

4

Jan

109 % Feb

34 Vi Jan

1

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10

3

Jun

48

Nov

29

105

Nov

20

62% Aug
130% Aug
17% Jan

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31

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preferred

100

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89%

4.44%

preferred

100

*o<;

87%

Nov

14

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4

Oct

21

44% Jun

14

97

22% Oct

28% Mar

18

22

Jan

Ohio

Co

Oklahoma

4%

3

15

Jan

Oil

33 V* Feb

"57

14

Oklahoma

May

2

95 %

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9

8

Nov

19

13% Jan 11

68% Nov 19
38% Oct 22

90% May 31
49% Jun 19

Otis

37% Jun

73

89

July 23

17

Mar 26

Apr
2
14% Nov 18

July

35% Nov

18

27

84

July H

50% Oct

21

6

106

Oct

86

13

20

Nov
Nov

98 % Dec

;

5
18

35

Jan

27

90

Nov

30

9% Jan

10

16% Oct

9

17% Jan 22

17% Jan

22

51% May

Nov

Oliver

4%%

11

68

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Jan

4%

9

24

Nov

12

43

Mar 13

13

102 % Jan

85

Nov

18

98

Jan

15

Oct

21

16% Jan

31

7

9 Va Nov

Oxford Paper Co
•5 preferred

42

94%

94%.

Pacific

23% Feb

10

28%

44%

41

43

20%

86T)t

GO1!!

14%

34ln

35 Vi

37%

35%

37

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56%

54%

55%

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88 It

88%

88

88

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Amer

-

No par

Fisheries

Inc

25 %

24%
85

86 V*

31

40

Jan

Oct

2

47

40

Jan

54

Jan

12

29

322% Sep 28
Dec

6% Dec

142% July 16
152 % Feb
9

26
28

128

9

16% Jan 27

Mar

5
1

10

Nov

25

*17

19

26% Jan
43% Apr
51% Jun

33% Sep 25
19% Nov 19

12

30 % Nov

Pacific Cement & Aggregates Inc
Pacific Coast Co

33% Jan 21
43% Oct 22

16

53% Mar 28

35% Nov 29

17% Jan 22
27

39 Va Apr

Pacific

33 % Jan

Pacific

5%

132

119% Oct

23

137% Mar 12

Oct

22

7% Apr

22

12% Oct 22

9

19% Jan

4

66% Jan

16

4

preferred

Pacific Finance Corp___
Pacific Gas & Electric.

112% Oct 22

21 % Mar 20

Lighting

6%

13

53

Dec

26

S6

31

103

Jan

6

84% July 23

36 % Jan

3

28

Dec

27% Nov 29
29

Aug 27

39

Nov

Oct

7

95

preferred

22

86% Jun

1

East

l°k

Paramount Pictures corp.—

8

12% Jan

23

3% Oct

38% Jun 24

45'/a Mar 29

Park & Tilfofd Distillers

57 % Apr
30% Jan

4

17

42% Feb

12

62% Sep

13

Parke Davis <ft

9

18% Oct

22

26% Jan

2

Parker

22 '/a May

1

Parmelee

2

17% Dec

20

15% Nov 20

6% Mar 12

10 % Sep 26
27% Sep. 26

14 % Jun

2% Oct

25

37

21

Jun

4% Jan

21

7% Oct 21
19"-* Oct

31

Apr

4

28% Jun

5

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28% Mar 27

23 Va

21

Oct

22

28% May 16
28
May 31
40 Va Jan
2

4

Nov

22

14

Oct

11

30% Jan

23

43% July 11

11

17

19% Jan

Dec

21% Jun

29

27

31% Jan

78% Nov 29
Nov

13

101

30

13

16% Jun

45% Jan 23

68

29

43% Nov 26
27

109

29

28

Nov

21

22% Oct

1

Feb

25% Jan

Jun

27
21

3
2

86% Nov

Mar 29

13

Sep

35 % Feb

6

3

33

28% Oct

24

26% May 18

45% Nov 20
92

Dec

4%%

preferred

25

4.40%

series preferred

22% Jan

18

29
7

35

Feb

Pennsylvania

10
4

25

Peoples Drug Stores Inc

49% Apr

24

Peoples

26

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.

Apr

24 % May

9

2

Pet Milk

451/4 Feb

25

60% Aug

92

25

98% Mar 28

10

97

Feb

25

54% Jan 23

41

19

63% Jaii

2

76% Mar 19

5Va Aug
7
Va July 15

21

Nov

35% Dec

19

40 % Mar 23

34% Oct 21

20 Ve Dec

10

26/a Mar 14

19% Aug 14

96 % Dec

28

112% Jan

13

92

Nov

7

40% May 21

23
Feb
105% Apr

11

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fl

1

84 Va Dec

17

102

Feb

24

93

Dec

14

106

Jan

4

87

Aug. 26

103

Dec

10

109% Jan

10

94

Nov

17

Jan

23

29% Nov

19

21% Oct 22

16

Dec

5

Oct

22

18% Apr

15

64

Dec

26

91

Feb

3

54VaOct

23

68% Jan

16

39% Oct

1

47

July 11

38% Oct

21

45 V* Mar

68

13

82

36% Mar 13

11

7814 Nov 27

94% Mar 12

71

91

Dec

3

32

Va May 25

96

May

Mar

1514 Jan

5

8
1

50

17

Oct

9

£9

Dec

Nov

12

4.68%

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6

4%

12

77% Feb

3

94% Jan 21

10

,'

96% Jan

2

35% Nov 13

«*»%

,5914 Feb 3
Jan 3

«

39% Jun 26

102

3.90% series preferred
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp com
5 "5 preferred
Phillips Petroleum
.

4

13% Jan

Oct

88

T<*r,

4414 Jan

11% Oct
Jan

3

70% May

22% Feb

9

86

Dec

26

96

89

Dec

7

100

32% Feb

13

50% Nov. 19

i6% Jun

8

2D'A July 27

21

21% Apr 23
70% July 12

1514 Oct 22

1

21

44

28% July 25

45

4

27% Mar 20

Oct

Apr 10

83

Apr

84% Nov 20

Nov

14

May

93

6

Mar 26

19

98% May 15
46% Jan
7

14% Oct 22

4

20% May 16

29% Nov

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163

140

Dec

170

21

Jan

10

96 V* Apr

3

6% Feb

10

8% Sep

10

74

24% Feb

,

81%

Dec

17

36% Oct

21

65% Nov

20

80% Feb

7

23% Nov

28

36% Jan

35% Masy 34

19

Dec

6% Oct 22

24

72Va Nov
19 Va Oct

Feb

1

122

71% Nov

19

44

155

Oct

% Oct

14

22
31

22

85

Jan

7
23

29% July 25
Mar 2n

135

Jun

18

Jun

20

203/4 Sep

3

84

Dec

31

90

Dec

117

13

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25

16

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3014 Jan

23

40 V* Apr

6

68 % Oct

21

14

Feb

12

24

Nov

20

38

Jun

7

30

31

90

Nov

14

3912 Nov

22

23% Mar 23

19% Jun

24

32% July 22
22 % Jan
16

45% Nov 35

55

Aug 10

44% Jim

21

5214 Nov

37% Dec

49% July 25

37 % Oct

22

48

35% Mar

22
21

38% Aug 20

Jan
Dec

11

18% Nov 20

21

Dec

3

8

28 Va Jun

24

May 20
32% Feb
4

26% Dec

11

32% Jan

10

2414 Jun

28

29

Feb

4

82% Dec

21

103% Feb

16

77

Sep

11

02

Feb

27

85 V* Dec

26

81

Mar 13

89% Dec

17

31

10

Nov

12

92

15

81% Oct

23

•95

40'/* July 24

33 Va Oct

22

Oct

11

20% Sep

4

24% Feb

4

19% Sep
10214 Sep

26

23 V* Feb

4
7

4% Oct

22

104

Feb 15

106% Feb

35 Va Nov

29

71

Dec

31

88% Mar 29

22% Dec

26

26% Jan

21% Dec
108

26 Va Mar 3 4

5

Nov

29

30

120

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7% Dec

31

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2

63 Va Dec

27

74

1

22% Jan

3

62% Oct

1

37% Jan

4

For

footnotes




65

12
I

40

Feb

May

1

9

79% Mar 19

118

Feb

9% May 15
Autr
5

72

64

Mar

29% July 25

20

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22

30% May 22

74 V* Jan

3

49% Nov

14

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51% Apr

5

29% Nov

14

see

May

pa<re

28.

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24
7

Co
—10
& Bolt
— 1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittsburgh

preferred

Plough Inc

Plymouth Oil Co
&

Poor

:

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Public

1

Pub

Gamble

&

Serv

Co of Colorado

preferred
preferred—
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3%%
preferred
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4.16%
preferred
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4.20%

preferred

Publicker

Industries Inc

44 75

preferred

cum

com

Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman
Pure

Oil

Inc

(The)

40%
37

37

37

20

20

20

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110%
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120

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20 V*

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25%
82 %

8214

No par
com—No par
100

4.30%

47

37

21%

El & Gas com

$1.40 dlv preference
4.08%
preferred

*

100

-2
10

Electric Power Co

Serv

1,700
9,300

18

10
10

Co

Potomac

39%
47 "a

59'%

14 Vi

75
2.50
5

Polaroid Corp

39%
47 Va

20%,

2411,

1

(The)

convertible

$3.50

*16%

47%*

5814

*57

8crew

Pittston Co

18

39%,

94

Pittsburgh Plate Glass

6

84% Apr
4
92% Apr '27

23

132

10

Feb

8% July 19
37 y* Jan
4

39% Dec

9

Oct

78

21

85% Jan

64

150

25

13

46%

*16%,

*39%

471*

87 Va

25

31% Jun

Jun

Jun

39 %

79%

$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp—
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com——10
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preierred (conv)
No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
— 1
Pittsburgh Forcings Co
1

8

134

150

11

a

1,200

*1C

93

5

22

23

Jan

Nov

18%

391

2,300

10

10

12%

3514

100

Oct

139

>10%

400

9%

10%

9la

9%

9%

9

*8%>

9

*814

9

*8%

9%

170

86 %

*85 Va

20',,

*201*

Pitts Ft Wayne ii Chic Ry com. 100
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
1.25

Vi Jan 16

85%

x4%,

41%

15 Va Oct

£15

5,200

85

59%

14%
3%
53
*89%

100
1
3
100
1—5
100
100
1

Pillsbury Mills Inc common

3

Nov

94

preferred.

24%

861*

4%

*48

100

-

1,000

24%

25%:%

Va

12%

*92 %

No par
No par
100
—100

& Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common

31% Apr 22

Feb

preferred
preferred

4.30%

19
3

22

7

9914 Mar 14

46 V* Oct

t04va Feb
106
Jan

18

67% Nov 23

16

40% Dec

/a

94 % Feb

7612 Nov 14

9,900

87 Va

24 Va

20 %

18%

No par

Phila Electric Co common
$1 conv preference com
4.40%
preferred
$.80 %
preferred

56

87

25

58%

30%

33VaC

common

55

88 Va

4%

40

38%!

100
Amer
1
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
4%
2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50

65

85 % Sep

20 Va Jun

22

Co

56

87%

12%

30%

*42

preferred
Petroleum Corp of

42% Feb 12

Oct

Coke

4% %

14% Oct
3

&

Pepsi-Cola Co.

1

17

Light

Gas

21

3

Apr

100
10
...5
25
100

RR

85

Mar

107

100

22

51% Oct 26

3% Nov 26
37% Feb

com

20

16 "4 Oct

Oct

Light

Jan

22% Apr la
7% Mar 12

2

93% Oct

Nov

&

Power

Jan

Jan

54

105

27

16% Oct

Jan

Penn

9

«

No par
1
10
1
No par

Corp

54%

89%

19%

80

22%
4%
15
81%
13 %
49%
*50%
42
91
*88
141 It

1

10
40

Corp

Sand

Glass

Penna

101

19

30% Nov

96

12

Chemicals

Pennsalt

106

6

Nov

25
common

preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Pennroad Corp (The)

July 19

45% Jan

90% Oct 28

29

36% Oct
64

64 Va

Corp

61.60

8

July 2
70% July 12

49% May 16
39 % Oct 22

2,5

preferred

$1.30

16

48%, Nov 20

common.

Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.,
Penn-Texas

85% Mar 13

12% Oct

Telep

$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred

u

22

6

112% Mar

19

13% Jan

12

48% Jan

Dec

91

9

Nov

75

18

Dec

92% Dec

12

9

66 % Sep

49% Feb

Sep

22% Sep 20

13

Jan

Jan

55%

30%

41%

42 %
*21%
*23%
*23

Peninsular

Jun

24% Jun 21

17,000

20%

No par
25

57

39

3J

4%

20%

7

41% Mar 12

37%

59%

3.50

Penlck & Ford

24% Mar 26

26

2.50

5
25

6

35%

38

12%

..

15%
2%
Ul*
2014

30 % Nov

60
100

15%

37 V*

17

122%

2.300

34,700

59
20' ii

No par

No par
1

3

27

25% Nov

Corp—,.1

*

Co

Peabody Coal Co common
6% conv prior preferred

2

10

20% Dec 21

h

—*

Transportation
Patino Mines & Enterprises

24

12% Jan

22

Co

Proof

Rust

24% Jun

Nov

—100

86 V*

*14%

*14%

39

116%

40%
80
30%
'*38

No par

preferred

86'/«

15%

86

a

15%

9 %

123

-

4%
12%

86%

86 7

10%

401

100
•

37

39

Pipe Line—

Oommon

11

* 1221

1

Airways Inc

42% Dec 10

40 % Jan

23%Jun

27

100

Pan Amer World

21%

9%

301m
21 %
110%

110%

43

20%

17

47

30%

Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp

May 17

40%

*19 %

& Teleg common—100

Pacific Telep

Jun

25

No par
No par

Coup

42%

20%

*85

8%

10

18%
39%

38%

42%

10%

10

10,600

69%

42%

10

914

9%

9%

10

Mills.

Panhandle

43% Dec

common

8%

8%

0%

5

14
18

TOO

8%.

20%

24%

2514

85

56,400

93

8 V*
69

*88

80

41%

93

8%

54:t*

V:,,

21%

15

common

40 Va

92

70

*14%

15%

*14%

41%

70

86%

87

*80

5,600

201 a

20 Va

1
1

2614

42%

42%

20%

20

25%

614

70

20%

100

25%

92

t

8V*

*69

20

17

Nov~27

31% Oct

95

43%

u.900

16%
88

24%

41

70

381*

16%
*85

40 Va

40

8%

50

28,600

37 Va

17
88

*93

68%
%

37%

87

71

30c

37%
*85

24 Va

8 In

8

30

,

3011,

29 Va

29 la

*161*

24%

24%

8%

*70

Nov

2

87

>84

,

17

*85

40%

10

Jan

37 %

96

preferred—100

cumul preferred

90

3714

42%

Corp

I

*88

*161*

17

9.6

6.25

Marine

8814

371*

No par

convertible

*87

29%

41%
Hit

88 Va

29

241a

1

92

29%

24

5

92

*86

>16%

50

89%

'4

93

37

17

680

*91

29%

37 It

16%.

4.5(H)

8<%
80

87%

84

100

Owens-Illinois Glass Co

2

37

47%

*78

891*

99%

47

88

.

80

89

.-7.50

Gas

Overland Corp (The)_
Owens Corning Fiberglas

66% July 25

*78

81

common

Co

8 7

78

100

Elevator

Outlet

G

16% July 15

104

series

88

77

>80

29%

*

...20

4.24%

Corp

29%

com__10

Co

Conv preference 1951 series

July 11

Nov

Elec

Natural

Outboard

9

61% July It
129

91

10

59
60

92

4

&

Olin Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common

38% Nov

2

50% July 26

16 % Sep

Gas

No par

preferred

Preferred

7

;

46'! a

87 %

87%

46%

46%

461*

86%.

>78

80

.

46%

85

85%

84%
*75

80

40

99% Mar 25

2

107 % Jan

461 it

1

18% Oct 21

11

45%

10C

35

29% July 16

12

common

too

16% Sep 26
81%. July 24

26

Co

preferred
preferred—

29

20

July lo
19% July 13

104

Edison

4.40%

Jan

103% Mar

85% Nov 13

3

Ohio

3.90%

89

85% Nov 12

43

*7% May 29

52% May 9
101% Mar 18

83% Oct 24
76% Jun 27

5

47% Apr

10

17% Nov
k3% Jan

Jun

100
100
par

100
25
25
100

5
No par

10
No par
5

21%

21%

25 V*

25-%

25%

80

80

♦81

83

84

80

*81

*79%

*83

85

*83

85

*85

86

85

85

*84

*83
85

85

*84

36%

37%

2,400

65%

*201

a

*1914

67

5%

86

120

86

87%

85

85%

*85%

85

37 Va

37%

37 %

5,700

37%

37 %

37 Va

37
67

69 %

67

68%

*69%

*20%

22%

*20%

22%

21

*19%

21

5%

*105

5%

115'-

5%

67

21%

67
21 Va

*20%

70

22%

220

1,500
100

20%

22

21

20 Va

*20

*20

110%

*105

100

*105

110%

115

115

6

19,700

5%

6

51a
*69

6

5%

350

70

69

69

23%

23

23%

9,800

51%

53 V*

7,600

31 Va

32%

44,300

6911

691*

69

69 %

69

69

24

23

231*

23%

23%

23%

23%

491,

50

49%

50 V*

52

50

51

49%

31%

30

3011,

30%

30%

30%

31%

30'

,

460

36%

22

115

*105

-

25

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The Commercial

26

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.

Monday, November 25,

(2282)

RECORD

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■

t

130

Feb

33 % Apr

S9K Deo 26

19

7

40

May 13

Radio Corp of America com—No par

78

Jan

5

22

29% Jan

Oct

22

64% Jun

24

70% Nov 27

87% Feb

15 % Dec

4

20% July 11

17

53% Jan

23

59% Apr

48% Feb

12
44% Aug
3

28% Nov 29
12

11

12

$3.50 1st preferred

24

Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier

23% Aug 13

37% May

Reading

37% Sep 24

44 % Jan

30% Nov

18

39

33% Nov 23

37% Apr

27% Nov

12

36

33% Jan

4

40

20% Jan

11

5

Jan

15'

10

Jan

2

4%

41% Apr

12

Real Silk Hosiery

31% Jan

12

12% Jan

8

13 'A

10% Mar 14

27

18% Mar 14

Jan

13% Sep

x30 %

28%

5

*33 %

No par

Reeves

31% Nov 19
18% Jan
€1

30%

3

ft

18'A

Feb

Stores

Reliance

Mar 29
2

10

8% May

4% Nov 19
9
Met 22

>'

13

27%

4

6%

7

Y

*13

-

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5

14

Va

33

32
*22

*54

56

100

,

20%

9%

P%
44%

Revere Copper & Brass

—5
5

24%

26;Vi

—1
1

25 Vi

25%;

Oct

21

6(5 % May 16

39% Nov 12

46% Mar 29

33

Aug
3
49% Mar 19

Reynolds

2.50
1
50

,

Co common

pfd series A

4%%

V■YY; 21 7;
24%

21% Y
24% ' Y

33,400

f:

7 23%

24

*32-

33

7

32!

:

35%
40%

'6

*35

Oct

70

Apr 26

68% Jun

6

73% Sep

7

•1

Sep

12

89% Jan

16

72% Jun

24

91

Dec

21

105 % Jan

11

87% Jun

24

69

17% Dec

5

Rhodesian

1

Richfield

19% Nov

4

83% Jan

4

Riegel

19% Jan

2

27% May

6

Oct

21

*7% Apr

8

Roan

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l

29% Mar

Rochester

24% Oct

22

31% July 24

Oct

21

81% Nov

4

12

30% Oct

28

13
12
2
37% Apr 26
Apr

30% Aug

19

610

Apr

2

Nov 28

105

Jan

16

31% Dec

13

90

21% May 28

285

*3%

13%

31%

•32%

32%

3,200
1,300

22%

*21%

22%

*21% •

22%

100

5

24 3

Va

'

24%

24%

2d%

40 Va

40 Va

40

'

Feb

To"

17 %

Aircraft

334

*83

33% May 21

Rohr

Rome Cable Corp

5

13% Jan

2

Ronson

1

60% Jun

10

39% Feb

12

20% Oct

22

38% Apr

% Nov 21
28 - Feb 26

28

20

100

common

32

31

5

July 24

Royal Dutch

Corp

(expire Dec 4(

Ruberoid Co

9

Ruppert

15% Jun 11

7% Oct

24

17

6C% Feb

12

82% July 15

23% Nov

20

24% Nov

/

91%

91%

91

12Ta

12%

12%

12 Va

>;12%

Y

:

*28-a

Y'

30!

25'"

J

(The)

31%
8%

1
5

23 Va

4%

4Ta

•

*81 VJ

'

.'87

:

40 7

21%

22%

21%

22 Vu

a

31%

8%

8%

9%

2,100
90.400

6,800

22%
.■.'■in "•
aa

*8

4,600

8%

32 Va

162,300

33%

17/64

300

37,200

8
71% Dec

50% Feb 14

Safeway Stores common.

71%

70'a

5

-

T;

V

1

"

■

97% Feb

3

78

Dec

17

137

80

Nov

30

112

Feb

13

155

38% Dec

5

52

235

Nov

7

311

155

Jan

5

215

40% Feb

9

12
17

12% Jun

8

18

52 % Nov

: 23% Oct

Oct

2

Tan

2

30

11

48% Jan

3

St Regis Paper Co common

Feb

6

96

1st pfd

29% Oct

22

39% May

18;
Oct 16
22% Mar 9

11% Oct

21

16% Oct

22

17% July 1
23% Jun 13

May 28

31% Oct

21

36

77 % Dec

19

Dec

12

33% Dec

52

75% Mar

21

1

13

Mar

$4

Dec

28

89% Mar

75

Jan

7

83

May

28

44% May

20% Nov

20

30

JaD

•1
21

19% Feb
70% Nov

13

28

23% Jun

88
18

33%

1;.* 192

17% Jan
82

13%

Sep

19

Seaboard

Oil

29

ib%

Jan

24

Seagrave

1734

35%
35

*87

20

21%

SfiU .fnn
36% Jan

5

20
20

:3

24 Va Oct

22

29% Jan

7

Sears

Co

3

25%

1

21% Feb

29

8% Oct

22

15% Jan

3

Seiberllng Rubber Co

,_1

12%

3% Dec

27

7% Apr

27

9

Servel Inc

43% Nov 26

63

23% Nov

50

Apr

15

19

8% Oct
25

^A 5T"l7

39% Jan

20

8% Dec

14

11% May

9

62% Jan

10

100% Aug

8

59

Nov

27% Nov

Roebuck

26% Jan

2

210
-28

33

Oct

1

58''o

i«n

2

Sharon

10% Sep

9

Oil

Steel

(Frank

93

19% Nov

14

29% Jun

10

Oct

21

21% Apr

30

Sheller

9% Oct

22

17 y8 Jan

25

Sheraton

88

.

14 3

-•13%

18 Va

18 %

1,600 ' •

34

33 Va

3334

1,300 "

."■> 14%

18%.

18 V4
35 Va

.,37%

13%

"87
26

78

78

20 %

20 7

13%

6,200

57

58 %

13,000

*72

86%

*86

88%

26

25

25..y4

<'72

74 Va

87

13%

75

86%

'

57

25%

54%

13%

55T4

13%

*71

25%

,

*77%.

21%

16 Va

59%

a

75'.
u

21%,,

16%

■

18% Nt>v 29

29

13% Feb

15% Jan

14

21% Feb

7

45% Jan

19

55% Jan

4

Mar 19

15

6

16 Vi

16 3 8

4,400

60 Va

60

62 Va

5,700

103i

*10

:

10 Va

10 Va

10 Va

100

zz-a

23%

23! i

2314

*23 y4

23%

22 %

23 TB

3,200

25%

25:'»

x247n

24%

25%

24%

25 3

12 %

"

12%

12Tb

12%

12 34

16

4 Va

4

16%

58'%'V

4

V

59

2r VB

12%

.

4.;-

4!

-

4%

4%

^9Va

9 Va

9%

9%

25%

25%

25%

25%

27

...No par

28%

29%

27%
*8%

28%

28 !i

28a4

29

65%

66%

Apr
Nov

88

55% Jan

23

72% May

62% Jan

24

73

Dec

26

Oct

18

32% Apr

11

1

49 y* Jan

17

Simmons

21
-

54% Oct

10

89

JaD

8

Simmonds Saw & Steel

19

68'/a Jun

6

Sinclair

49

Nov

14

SRellj,

36% Sep

23

Smith (A

2

21

23% Oct

1/64 Nov

13

Nov

12

Va Nov
4
20% Jan 11

22

66

14% Oct

32% Jan

49 V* Sep

20

64% May 10

18% Jun

6

7% Dec

12

14

53% Oct
45% N

-

(

15% Sep

25

13

July 10
12% Jan 2|

17% Jan

12

20% July 31

18% Jan

45

24

Dec

21

53% Jan

16

24% Jun

20

35% Nov

15

33

/Dec

12

40% Jan

45

6% Oot 22
2

61%
-

9 '"•/%■"
66%
v

63 %

62%

9

•

-

64%
9%

4 %

65

■

Nov

15

17

1,000

4%

18,500

51% Feb

13

21

39% Jan

11

Sep

23

35% Jan

25

10

51% Jun

13

2

29

Jan

31

33% Apr

25% Oct

22

33% Jan

23

39% Dec

33% Oct

58% Mar 23

20% Jun

64

Dec

25

(7% Nov
t

20

May 28

91% Jan
6
28% July 19
21
Jan 17
6V4 Sep
4
63% Aug 17

Dec

12

47% Jun

25

73% Jan

95% Nov

30

103% Mar

16% Nov

1

38

1

22

9 Ve

9%

5,900

26%

27%

15.500

29%

9,500

9

9

9 Vb

67

68

67%

71'A

2,100
14,100

28%
*9

46% Jan

10
8

4

81

Jan

Jan

22

33 y8

12% Sep
2% Oct

23

18 y8 Jan

Jan

3

40

22

May 27

6% Jan
65

17

Jan

10

7
28

25

61.

6

79% Nov

13

94 y8 Jan

9

24% Mar 20

12% N*v

12

19% Jan

14

18

45% Apr

July

8

21% Nov

29

16% Dec

31

1% Dec

19

16% Jan

3

9

Oct

22

12%

Apr

11

T0% Dec

28

83% Jan

17

60

Nov

11

72y2Jan

7

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7

21

Oct

29

35% Jun

11

Oot

1

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29% Apr
105

2

July 17

see

page

28.

18

Oct

82% Nov

11

4

26 y8

July 15

98 y» Jan

15

19%

20

19%

20%

36,800

16

15%

15 3

4

15

15%

15 Va

15%

5,400

10%

.10

10 Ha

10

10'%

10

IOVb

22 Va

22%

23

23

23

23%

22%

22%

1,700

38%

38':.

38''a

38%

37%

37%

38

2,000

56%
47%

56

56

56Va

57

47%

48

48

49%

48

49%

i
%

51 Va

53

54 % '

56

31,100
5,700

32 y4

33%

33%

34

3,800

x56
47%

-

preferred

32

16

15%

16

16%

16%

16%

17%

14%

14 3 i

14%

14%

14%

15

15%

20'%
45
27

-

62

63

62 y4

62%

62 3 4

63 Va

2,800

46

47

47 Va

48 Va

47%

49 y4

50,800

19

19 Va

19

19 Va

19

19

6%

7

20

J;

65%

7

6T'a

20%

193i

20

45

45

...

45

48

26%

31%

Spalding (A G> & Bros Inc—1

13
3%
*45

13
3%
55

13
3%
*45

13

49

Natural
Pacific

South'n

Gas

Co

7.50

Co

(Del)

No par

Southern Railway common—No par
5%

non-cum

Mobile

&

Ohio stk

Southwestern

Spar ton

20

preferred—

Public

Corp.

tr ctfs

100

Service Co

2.30

& Co. $5.50 pfd
No
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$-*.50
No
preferred
Spear

Sauare

D Co

...

par

6
100
1
50c

26
2
par

5

*76

79

..

48%

49%

47'%

84

18%
86y4
9%

84%
12%
18%
86%
9%

*82%
12%
18%
*86

63
22

63
22%

*62 %
21%

12%

7,000

19

*44
26%
*30%

48

-

2,500

47

6Tb

31%
22%
26%
37%
35%
32
16%

700

19

31%

Southern

5

►

57,400

31%

Edison

(The)

7,300

46

66
•■

47%
22%
26%
36%
34%
31
16 %

50%
31 VB

1

California

57%

51%
30%

47%
22
26%
36Va
33%
29 %
16%
*76
'. 31)4

Southern

*55 Va

50 3

14%
63%

19%
7'/a

*44
*26%
*31

X37%

__

47%

25

com

,

15%

16%
&
14%

46

50
5
25

1

Rico Sugar

xl9%

49%
30

52%
30%

19

Southern Indiana Gas & Elec_No par

May 27
49 Vt July 17
45% Jan

26

8%

19%

157a

10'.1

1

preferred
Porto

19%:-; 19 7U

15

Inc

Co

32

19% Feb

4

5%

South

Aircraft

Southern Co

16% Nov 14
76% Oct

Solar

25 y» Julv 10

29% NOV 19
.

Labs._33y3c

20 Va

44% Sep

49% May 16

French

&

15%
rl/64
14%
65 %

South Carolina E & G Co com.4.50

20% Jan

6

Kline

5

2

23

1

Smith

Inc

23% May

54% July 27

Dec

5
...

Co

6%

11

17%

Inc

Rights
Smith-Douglass

51%
30%

1

21

-*8% Oct

Smith-Corona

10

South Amer Gold & Platinum

14

3? v0

Corp

58

6

Nov

18
31

Co
O)

930

66'

11
22%
38%
5S
48%

47%

10 y« Jun

Nov

30

5
25

Socony Mobil Oil Co

19% Jan

Mar 16

Oil

No par

Corp

..

47,500

a

9!

9
66

64 Va,

a

12%

66%

27%
,•

4

64

*12

20%
16%

19%
15%
10%
22%
38%

65% July 15
21% Jan 18

24% Oct

43

Oil

80% May 27

1
No par

Co

47% Nov

17

50c

Corp

5

29

24% May 15

l

8

16% Nov

44% Nov 29

Corp

of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co

28% Oct 22

I

ordinary

snares

Mfg

40

44,400

*10%

59'

9

36% Nov

35% Mar 26
55 %

York

New

120

5,700

10%

16%

58'4

Shell Transp & Tr—
•

J-

:';79 Va.

21Tb ;;;

25

9

*77%

79%

20%

,

,

■

10

'62

66

41,000

'

25%

7.50

.

35%

*34

36

*34

25%

No par

18,600

18 3 4

35%

1

G)

11,000

14%

14%

14%

50::

88

*36

*10%

23%

9%

32,700

18'/a

35Va

21%

20%

60.;

v.

87

17%

78%

*78

■>:-h

'

i;

28%

18

36

53%

54%

280

V

27%

16

.*34

•

4

280 ?;

*Uo

210

35 Va

34%

■i *71%" 74%
"?'• 88% - 88 > 2
]
25 %
25%

400 \

34

T

13%

.'} ; 53.%

1.000

87

33%

717! a

*51 Va

V 27.%':

18%

33%

v

19,500

•'■54:-.-.

12%

11%

28

■.-•

18-T

.

2.50

Co

Oil

13

27%

26-a

*87,.

*192.:,

.

4%

Inc

Corp

Shattuck
Shell

Nov

.

II,800

1

24

*23%

290

*280

•

Aid '

62
9%

Gas

&

,v
•

290

%

1

i.

Industries

Shamrock

1.

17%

53

w.

24%

-

'

-

-

,*190

11%'

53

24%

23%

11%

*{>■

2>%

23%

52%

*280

290 Y

24%

11%'

13% i'13%

V,

11

,

23%

'

No par

common.

Shnhmoon

19

May 21

&

preferred

22
19

Falls Corp

Sealright-Oswego

$4.50

76% July 15

7% Mar 12
64

29% May 22

5Va July

2 % Aug 12
42% Jan >7

Mar 15

v

24%

11%

Y. 13%

13

13
4'%

,

54

T"

25%

12% Jun

5

V

v

r

23%

24

/

350

160

*158

160

*155'

'

158

17.?*': Y,17%
34% v's'^5.%
*34
;35

i.<

16%
59%

59

1

28 % Dee
Dec

22% Nov 19

.

'•

52%

23%
11%

32% Y33

79
22%

16%

_i

Co

*153

17%

;

14

53%
74%
89%
26%

25%
*78%

Corp

4

83

24'!i

27 !a

;

13 Va

17%

*10%
23%

Dec

24%

x81 Va

*86(Y. ',. 88

V

34%

52%
*71%

Seaboard Finance Co

23
13

10% Oct

7

•

*280;.

.

■>:

'

15% Oct

26

X237b

83

52 !'a

"if- ->•

53% Nov

29

25

24%

83

..i..

—

17%

13%

Seaboard Air Line RR Co

23%

V

%YY11%

28%

27%
*85

25
100

Dec

16% Nov

210

No par

78

52% Oct

280

No par

preferred..

35

33 % Jan

280

*192

1

Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred

Mar

102

22

Nov

55

34%
*33%

Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred

25

55

No par

Scott

86

Oct

8b

105 % Apr
40 % Apr

12! 4

1
30

Schick Inc

14

23 Va

11%

b

Schering Corp new
5% convertible preferred

15

64% Jun

4

71% Oct 21

Jan

95

Nov

Nov

V

82%

f x23,%~
23.!4

25:!a:

23%

10
..10
5
1.40

Corp...

Arms

23%

82

157

*1'53

'

25

100

series A

Schenley Industries Inc.

22»/» May 29

13% Oct 22
67% Nov 29

Savage

37% Nov 22

25

Sep

4.40%

Diego Gas & Electric Co

Sangamo Electric Co

2

29

50

San

23% J an 29

.

158

*"23%

82

23%

•

100
100
100

St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
5% noncum preferred

23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29

19

Preferred spries A 5%

5

364

2<}5

•!

22

Oct

17% Ool

85

11

74% Feb

13

May 23

7

Feb.

26% Jan

19

Feb

190

6

25% May 24

r

22

235 '

v

2

Sep

105

Dec

46% Mar

4.30%

I,800
'VV

——

.

82'

83

*154

preferred
10
conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co com....No par

July 17

22

10% Oct

17
60% July 31

18% Jan
29% Jan

•3

Aug

176

21% Oct 24

31
13

91% Mar 23

3

69% Dec

Jan

33

14

Feb

*82

4%

Mar 22

July

23 % Oct

Mar 19

25 % Aug

22% Jan 16
24% Dec
3

2

93

'

>■»

•; 23%

24 Vi

23%

.—1.66%

issued

When

6

500

21'%-*
42 Va

'22

8%

*8

4,600

9:%

32%

31%

32

1

8%

313

0%

1,540

23%

41 %

'•

hi

%

1.700
6,300

87

217t

22

22%

22
•

'

.

23%

41%

41

V

24%
338 Vt

*82

'

9%

9%

9%
41

21!

«

315a

.

8'. 4

;

40

:

335

233a

23%

27%

24%

87

*87

T.iOO '

31

27 %

336 Va

335

•

41 T'ji

7;; 21%

32

8/

9%

9r,n

9%

.700

3,400

24 %

*29

27% :
25 y4

24T«

L';
:

23%"'

*21%

:

21% V21%

3,400

5

23%

•

31

•% 27%-

25 Vi

23%

24

*29

I.v

336%

*81%

-

23%

23 \4

*4%
23%

30%

Y 330%

■

•

•

5

"■

5,400

24 V/-:

23%

23%

25

a

21

22%

27 V*

335'

X328

62

20 y4

7

"*28%

a

•■■25!

-

.

18,300

59%

>

21

27 'A :&m

7,200

2j/4

2 Va

<•".

20%

23

-

■

710

59

•?.

4%

47i!

700

-

V12%

58%

•

•22r:«

22%

12,700

-

v

V.v

91%

1

20!

x20%

;

+

(Jacob)

V 58! i

-

1,200

-

"

2%

2V«

:*'2%

2%
-57

Y'; 23'4 y-24!a

V

87 .!/•'24
21%
9%
41%
21%

23%

;

4%

336

2114
9%
41%
21 lit

20 Guilders
1

Pet Co

McBee

Rights

hi Nov 21
34% Aug

1

Corp

Corp

Royal

40% May 16
.

13% Apr 26

Nov 28

Co

Haas

11

36% July 16

•

&

4% preferred series A

13

44% Dec

Dec

Rohm

May 29

25!»

5

Axle Co

91! 2

'

23%
31 :'.
27%
25%

27 %

No par

Nov

27% Feb
29

El Corp

&

9% Oct

19% Oct, 22

35% Nov 29
9

Gas

75! a

23! a

i:;i?226!i

83

76

91 Va

2Vi
-20%

r* 20 %

.

*73
*73

75 Va
-

58V'a

:

83

75

75

11,100
43.400

62%

*73

83

17,800

8 Va"

62 Va

62%

621/4

62!b

61%

9,->00

37 V4

'

37

40

%

39,500

28%

8.
35%

8%

400

v

.

26

36

*73

;

44 V8'

■

25%

8

39! 4

39%

•'

10

x43

25 %

:

;

18,400
14,800

.10

44%

35 %

'

34%

18%

V'SVa

5 %

10

8%

8

'

23%

1

25 Vi

25 %

v.-70

56-

v :

:

■'

5%

43%

1

4%

18

19%
:

'

*9%

10

43 3

23

*54

56

'

17%

;..

6

4%

-

*55'

'

55
20

*9%

8

•

'-2Va'

3,600

*13%

42%

Y12%-!*iT2%'

H.Y.57t'a

1,000

7Va

6%

'

..1

13%

'-V

35%
39%740 %

'

*29

25

preferred

conv

Rockwell Spring &

8

423% May
96

5%%

5

JanTl

21

12~

4%
23 %

Mines

Copper

36% July 19
44% July 17

22% Nov

35,

362% Dec

Antelope

.

26% Aug 19

28% Apr

9

Corp__

Paper

58%
20%
*22%

■

32 Va

13%

19! a

10 •"
44%

■

2%
00%;
20%
23%
5

2%

10
5

Corp

:

*13%

*3%

55

r 90% -'91%

91%
12%

12'a

5s
No par

Selection
Oil

74

1

Co
Trust

Ritter Company

4

Feb

*90

Manufacturing

4

Aug

23.% Jan

27

Rheem

18

33% Apr
80

18% Jun 29

10

100
100

series

21% Jan

31V* Nov 29

6

*73

series

4.50%

20

22
'

21% Jun ^6
28% Jun *25

3.60%

Preferred

21

1% Oct
57

27% Dec

Preferred

4

Nov

11% Oct

15

37 % Mar

Jan~23

84% Apr
3
42 % Aug 15

€6%

Mar

—10

Common

•

4%

22%

62% ^'%'f 62
62 %
83-^%'^ *73,'% 83 •
74
Y . >74%'' 74%

62%

10

Reynolds (R J) Tob class B

62"% Nov 21

26

19
62% Jan 22

70

400

'.

19%-.

19 Va

7

6%

500

38

19Ta

19

3,100

30

*•

52% July 22

Api

57% May

1

49

400

•.

31% Y32 ■ ■■"'
:

56

' •

3,300

33

*28

38

*35

,

*32

.

28 Va

28%

4%

13%

34%

-

20%

28%

*3%,

Y. 25

V,;.Y

8%
36%

8

:

a

"Y' 6% Y ?

.<

24%... 24%
25%

■

Inc

Co
Metals

21 %

,V;

%V

13%
20%

18%

42%

5Vb

5%

Revlon

Drug

37.000

38

*9%

44 Va

July 11

Rexall

18

.

17

:

•

*183a

.

-50c
_50c
..10
10
..10
10

Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp

4

17%

16

•

*35

! 19% 20 Va'
4,?u:"'-5!u

,.

July 19

85:

13

41% Dec 27

/Y' *53 Va

19%

40

1'0% Jan

18 V*

*51

51 Vi

-

38

—1

39

22

52%

,

-

*21%. V22%

22% Y ,'Y

.100

aeries

22

7% Oct

52%

52

23 Va

13% ; 13 Va
31%
313,i

:

.—5
5

Mfg Co common

Conv pfd 3%%

18%

*28

6% V

%

18

Vb

,;V*3%.'^4 J

4%

20

10% July 26

2,150

69

18

*31

18%% 18%

18%

Mar 12

21

66,400

69 Va

29%

70

28%

'-

*33%

38

46% Oct

10

30%

30

20%
23

•

128 V

23% Nov

28% Deo

1,500

17%

"13%

13%

31%->-31%

Apr 24

45

a

69 %

17%

207 it

30%

*3%

.>10
10

Corp

Republic Aviation Corp

6

v/ 15%

-23% 7 23%

13% Apr 25
59% Jan
2

25% Dec 27
9% Feb 14

24!

130

28%

•

Reliance Elec & Eng Co

62

10

15%

13%

13%

16
10
60% Dec 17

34% Dec 31

45% Feb

50c
._10
10

Inc

& Co—
div prior preference

$1.25

July 31

30

1

Oct

13

;

Bros

Reliable

32% Jan

4

54% July

3

15% Jan

18

42% Feb

22 % Nov

4

8% Jan

Nov 27

11% Dec

Apr~18

64 % Api

43% Jan

18

Jan

28% July 19

23%

18Vi

Y 51'A

(Robt)

45

11

110

129%

25

*24 7

69

'

69

;...

20%

21%
24 %

Mills

?6% Feb 28
15% July 8

3% Oct 22

Nov 27

6

2,800

129

129

29%"

28 !a

51%

>

15^,

15%

15 'A

50

Reed Roller Bit Co

29

Oct

35 V4

35

36

35%

a

24

69':
18%

51%

51 Va

*51

24

preferred

noncum 2nd

18

18%

20%

common

4% noncum 1st preferred

Jan

Reis

15

Co

6% Nov 12

30% Apr 11

11% Dec 26

4

21

Oct

17

351

128%

23'! 4

.;•>

27%%28%.
*68%

5
50
5o

Raytheon Mfg Co

34% Jan

35

09

2.50

Co

16% Mar 18

23% Nov 20

31

28%

18%

1

19;% Mar

Dec

35

*126%

35

128%

24'":, >" 24%

25

67

No par

Inc_.

Ray-O-Vac

12

15% Apr

11% Mar 14

34%
*126%

27%

5

July 19
31 % Feb 14

13

35
127

24%

No par

Ranco Inc

6
7

34% Jan 11

,

Shares

R

21% Aug
59% Jun

Mar 22

14Va NOV

16% Aug

27

Dec

14

(The>

Co
preferred

6%

j
27

60% Mar 22

35
127

common._5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10

13

Feb

138

23% Oct

33% Nov 23

Nov. 31

Nov. 20

Q
Quaker Oats

39% Sep

2

123% Aug 13

20

153

NOV 21

% Jan

Nov. 19

the Week

Friday
Nov. 21

-

•1
33

7

35% Mar

May 28

31

Tuesday

Nov. 18

Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Range Since Jan. 1

roar 1956

Lowest

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday

LOW AND

STOCKS

* 9%

22»i
26%
36%

26

Va

*30%

26

48 Vi

22 Vi
27

37%

20%

20%

46%

%

31 Va

48

37

7

20%

22

*26%

7

46%

*46 Va

26%

27

*31

31%

48%

48%

22 y4

22%

*26%
37%

27

38%

8,800

20%

2,800

49

27

1,400

32

48%

48 Tb

14,400

22%

23%

17,200

*26%

27

38%

7,100
36,300
44,500

34%

33%

34%

35 Va

35%

34%

30%

29%

30 'A

30

31

30 Va

30%

16%

16%

16%

16 %

16%

16 Va

80

78 Va

78 Va

31%

31 %

31%

31 %

31%

13

13

13

13

13

31%

3%
55

31 Va

*12%
3 Va

*45

80

■

3! a

55

*76

3

*41%

47 Va

47%

84%

*82Va'

84 Va

*82 %

12%

12%

12%

12%

18%

is y«

18%

48

18%

3Va

500

37%

16%

*76

3

3

3,800
20

12,500'
800

2200

54

54

*41%

43

48%

50%

86

84%

85

13%

12%

13 V8

6,600

18%

183A

64,500

18%

4,000
130

87 Va

*86

87%

*86

87'/a

70

9%

10%

10

10 y8

10

10 %

8,700

64

62 Va

62 Va

*62%

64

62 Va

62%

80

22

21

22

21%

22

21%

22%

9,400

87%
10%

*86

„

200

27
*31

35 %

79

5,800

7%

1957

Number 5693

Volume 186

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2283)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

-

Year 1956

i

Lowest

Lowest

30% Oct

,

44% May 14

37% Jan

77 V* Nov

30

91% Jan

26

71

6lA Dec

28

12% Jan

6

2

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest
2

Oct

5% Nov

4

9% Jan

Standard Brands

Paf

com—No par

Inc

$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products

11

Nov. 18

Co

41

41%

41%
73

.No par
Inc
1

Nov. 19

6

6%

40%'

41%

6

6%

6

74

6%

40%
74

2,300

41%

75

*74

k

Shares

40%

40%

41%

*73

74

*73

73

the Week

Nov. 'i'i

Nov. 21

Nov. SO

.

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

EXCHANGE

42% May 9
82 % Feb 13

23

Sales for

LOW AND HIGH SALE rEIGSS

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

74

50

3,800

6 Va

6

6%

6

biaiiuard Gas & Electric Co—

2% Oct 22
43% Nov 29

58 V«

May

4

43 % Feb

23

65

Aug 14

36 !A Nov

14

49% Jan

31

3 % May 22
59% July 16
62.1'A Jan
4

12

48 % Jan

62% Apr

9

47% Nov 13

May" 2 8

88% Dec

*55%

68% July

100 % Mar 23

28

12

40 % Oct

May 15

22

84% Oct 30

94

33% Nov

12% Nov 20

3

13% Oct 22

43% Jan 23

65% Dec

4

51% Jan

19

81

Aug 15

13% Dec

28

15

Jan

25% Nov 28
20% Sep
30% .Oct
16% Dec
17% Deo

•

25% Feb

.

29

31

11

2l2% Aug

8

31% May 28

37% Dec

22% Feb

29 %

9

5% Oct
Feb

8

22

16% Oct

8

Nov

Standard

11

Stanley

13% Jan

Dec

28

70% Jan

31

22% Jan

23

22% Nov

7

89

-

18% May 15
C 19%

May 21
1. 18% July 12

5%

Studebaker-Packard

21

% Oct 21

.

Dec

Aug 19

93

12

82

Feb .14
•>

Jun '-

6% Dec

26

Nov

9

,21%

Jun

25

:

65% Oct 29

30% Apr

' ,210

4

2

Jan

20% Nov

v.

13

27% Feb

9

81

Dec

26

8% Feb

9

42

42%

*85

87%

*85

9%

9%

9%

9%

11,600

9%

9%

10
34%

33%

33%

*33%

34%

34%

34 %

*34%

34 %

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

5,300

14 Va

14%

14 Va

14%

6,900

*60%

63'A

14

13%

63

11%

11%

*10%

29%

63%

62%

61

61% *

62%

62

62%

11

*60%

62%

13%

61

13%

14

*60%

14

10%

10%*

200'

62 Va

200

63

61%

62 %

5,800

xlOVa

10 Va

10%

10%

1,200

62

*61

30%

29%

29%

29%

30%

30%

30%

7,000

16%

17%

16%

17Va\

16%

17%

16 Va

17%

18,000

31

31%

30%

31

30%

31

30%

31

31

31%

9,000

5

—_>

30%
17%

29! 8

16%

5

*17

17%

17%

17

17

17%

17Va

17%

17 %

700

11%

11%

11%-

11%

11%

11%

11 !a

4,500

15%

*15%

16 %

*15%

16 %

200

42%

42%

43 %

43'A

4.4'A

12,200

22%

22

22%

22

22%

4,200

3%

3%

32,900

46%

46%

3,500

16%

16%

I,700

9%

9%

6,500

11%

*17

11%

11%

15%

15%

20
No par

*15%

16%

15%

41%

41%

41

22%

41%
22%

40%

1

22%

22%

22

3%

3%

Corp

3%

1.—

4

(

3%

% *

3%

3%

V

3%

1

45%

45%

45

45%

44

45%

45

5

16%

17%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

1

Tool

•

Oil

Sun
i

Co—

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

No par

*80

—__No par

10

*80

83

,

/

83

1

46

16%
10

.

*80

83

*69%

83

*80

83

80

1

27% Jan i 2
43% Jun 17

Sutherland

10c
25
50

Paper Co

29

10

Swift

74

46% Jan
89 V May

8

14

9

13

Nov

9

Apr

21%

21

21%

21

21%

*21

21%

30%

30%

30%

68

68%

*67%

*20%

x8%

1,488

1,451

70

2,700

21%

21%

21%

22%

21%

21%

21

21%

2,400

30%

30'4

30%

30

30

2,000

68%

68 Va

69%

70

70

8%

8! it

I

8%-

21,600

1,200

8%

8,800

1,498
1 ,545
17%
17%

2,600

3%

1, 501

1,480

1,475

17%

17

17%

17

17

17 Va

29 %
21%

28

28%

28 %

28%

29%

30 %

20%

20%

20%

20%

*20 Va

21%

27%

28

27%

27%

27%

28 %

*20%
28%

34%
75%
8% ;

33%

33%

33 %

33%

33%

34 Va

33%

34%

75

75%

*74%

74%,

74%

74%

74%

74%

8

8 %

8

8 '/a

2%

8%

8 Va

19

19'A

630

21%

28

7.50
No par
1

8%

2

19%

19%

19

1
1

4%
11%

4%
11%

4

11%

2.50

36 %
61%

38

36%

37 %

59%

,

4 Va

11

61%
60 %

Symington Gould Corp

"70

1,445
16%

27%
33%
75

25

i_

preferred

8%

8%
1,470

*58%

& Co

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc comJ
$4

31
68%

9%

9

1,485
17 %
28%

5
4.16%

Sweets Co.of America (The)

42% Jan

7% Oct 21

21%

20%

67%

C.

69%

69%

22

21
30%

12.50

Sunshine Mining Co_

8

69%

70

70%

21%

Sunshine Biscuits Inc

July 15

69%

69% '

Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
<
4%%; preferred series A
1
5%% 2nd pfd.series of '55
30

•

27% Jan

7

9%

15

4

14

9%

1

30% Oct 22

May

9%

12%

•

12% Dec

6,500

85'A

*85

89

*85

43%

*33%

...

.Mach

90

*85

86%

.*12

42 Va

42%

42

_1

5

26% Nov 13

7

10

_No par

55% May 10

13

Feb

49:! a

11/64

a

•

l

99

Dec

42

48%
9/64

A
42%

—10

50'/a July 26

9

38

6,279,600

Superior Oil of California—
Superior Steel Corp.

2,000

15% Oct 22
27% Nov

^74 A
15% Aug

fci.

2

52% Mar 16

35% Nov 29

224,200

ftf

%
41%

42%

10

Corp

Sundstrand

Mar 20

•:

6% Mur/2

Dec

1,300

49%

Sun 'Chemical

3

24% Apr 11
38% Jan 18

6»
6

48%

com

Corp common
4 * $4.50 series A preferred

29% May 16

Feb

48%

3%

'

Nov

20% July 26
28 % Oct 22

Mar 22
78
10% Mar 2

v

48%

Broadtaslihg Co_

Sunbeam
•>

'

20% Oct 22

39

19

July

16% Jan .17 V

30% July 31

940

21

57% July 23
18% Nov
7

26% Jan

34% Nov 28
.06

13

80

48%

3%

9, ,'64

%
42

'

22

W>8

48

100

8 V'VStone Sc. Webster—

May

;

9% Oct

7

49%
11/64

common

prior-preference—

11

27

48%

Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1

v

8% Apr

Nov

82

7

3%

5

Storer

101'A Jun s

68.600

Sterling Drug Inc>

115% Nov
-

37,000

38%

9/64

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Ffaller Co_

24

42

47%

37 Va

Stevens' (J.P) & Co Inc.—,

29 y4 Apr

6

46

37%

Sterchi Bros Stores Inc

2

50

Aug

47%

36%

Jersey

Corp
(The) L S_

33% Oct 22

15% Mar 15

46%

36%

Stauffer Chemical' Co

20!8 Oct 22

50

13% May 28

47

36%

Warner

Starrett Co
/

31

3% Oct

3

46%

37

Ry,Equip Mfg Co

Aug 24

10% Feb 29

19

Oct

11% Octr22
15 V4 Nov • 7

20% Jan 26

3%

46%

36%

—_1

preferred series A
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred

35% July 15
23% July 15
41% Apr 23

3.5

16% Nov 20

3
4

3%

45%

37%

*3

Standard

851- May 21
83% July 12

-

10% Nov 21

7

3%

47%

36%

3%%

1

18% July 12
May 27

4

27% Mar 12

8

Mar

18 y2

13

39% Apr
21% Jan

1

17% Nov 27

32

Nov

.54% Nov

25

31% Nov

14

59

New
Ohio

35

4

2

21

of

^

Rights

700

3

3%

46%

25

California

Standard Oil .of

/

10

10% Nov

15% Aug
17% Jan

13 Ve Nov

Standard Oil

5

h Nov 11

-

62 % Jun

9% Nov 21
12% May 29

of

6.25

i

distribution'

Standard Oil of Indiana—

'

% Nov

50~

Ex

Standard Oil

31

30

6,300
300

II,700

29

9,400
210

'

8%

r

V 1,600

T
18

6% Dec

8

Feb

15% May

31

12% Jun

14

45

Dec

13

62

TelAutograpli Corp

8% Oct 21

4
12

69% May

20% May 17
8% Jan 11

18% Jan 31

Temco

4

18% Dec

53% Nov 29

19

18'/a Feb

21% Nov 26

May 28

6

Nov

36y4 Nov 14

76% Jun

12

Texas

0

Oct_3l"

26%

Apr
4
38% Mar 26

51

49%

Maj"

33

Oct~22

Jan

Corp

—

25

16% Nov

11% Jan

27

18% Dec 28

15% Feb

33% Oct

1

45% May 17

26

10% Jan

9

5% Oct 22

182 % May

9

87% Nov 13

G% Dec 21
Jan

150

23
10

20% Oct

42% July 27

1

38% Jan

29% Apr

34% Feb

16

10

Oct

16

15

y8 Oct

Dec

20

29% Apr

15% Feb

;•

28

10% Jan 23

14% Apr

44

61

July 23

16%

16Va

36,300
90,700

23%

24

24%

8,500

10

29%

31%

29 %

30

29%

30 Va

30

30%

30%

31%

9,600

ctfs ex-distributlon_—1

5%

6

5%

•

4

Texas

May

16%
20%
*52
*21

10 % Jan

Aug
24% July 25
13% Apr 12
63

80

Jan

23

47% Mar 26

21

12

26

20

53% Jun

13

19% Nov

21

20% Jan

9

52

Nov

29

59

Jan

10

26

52% Apr

Dec

64

17

Oct

1

27

July 27
19

Oct

21

34 Va

July 16

24

57

Jan

29

17% Oct

33% Nov

22

31% Jan

2

Oct 30

41 %

26

30

29%

Apr~Ii

15% Apr

27

18

Jun

11

Apr 25

52

Jun

7

46

Dec

25% Oct

25

35% Jun

50% Sep

15

44

5% Nov

15

8

13

17

Jan

8

50

Jan

2

17

10% Jan

10

8

90

28% Apr

2

Nov

Oct

21

24 % Oct

17

22

Dec

5

30

Jan

92% Dec

27

112

Jan

9

86% Nov

15

81% Oct

13

93

Jan

11

80% Jan

11

Nov 29

91

Feb

25%

78

Jan

10

Oct

29

.

'

29% Mar 19
100% Jan 21

Preferred $3.70 series

79% Jan

2

Preferred

Union

8

Union

22

23

61% May 25

96% Dec

17

113% Jan 23

4

4

United

2

United Aircraft Corp common

90% Jan

14

152

Jan

14

Oct

-0

115

Jan

2

77

20

32% Apr

20

16% Oct 21
Nov

26

Dec

7

20% Dec

107

14

93

48%, Jan 20
41% Dec 27

Feb 24

28% Apr

9

71 % Mar 26
62

Mar 21

7

Jid

18% Oct 22

Dec

14

23

Jan

Jan

17

36% Dec

13% Jun

8

43% Dec

20

12

Oct

44

22

25% July 22
29% Mar 14
100

Apr

15

27% May 16
71% Jun

13

38 % Oct

24

Oct

28

b

4

46% May

8

7% May 20

*39

United

5

22%

12% Nov

14

16% Jan

11

37 y4 Nov

14

47% Jan

9

Engineering & Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United-Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Industrial Corp
2

12%
38 %
30%
35%

1

11%

38% May

8

23

38 Va Feb

19
11

7% Jan
19% Feb

29

31

Oct

23

22

15% Jan

9

United Merch

Oct

21

1% Jan

2

United

20

5

6

12

1% Dec

liya Oct
32 % Nov

5% Nov 20
14 Vs Dec

1

3% Mar 26

30% Sep

3

39% Sep 13
33 % Nov 20

3

1

76% July 11

12

86% May 20

..

..

75% Nov
23

39% May

25% Oct

22

20% Aug

9

28 Va Oct

24

20% Oct

22

52 % Nov

29

Aug

2

51% Apr

77

181

see

9

Feb

1

page

28.

147

16
Aug
8

39% Jui

5

34% July 16

68% Nov

22

Jan

24

162

Coal

Cos

United

6% Jan

& Mfrs Inc

Park City Mines Co (The)—1

United Shoe

Mach common

6%

preferred
U S Borax &, Chemical Corp
4%% preferred
US & Foreign Securities
U

S

Freight

U S

7%

31%

31%

31 Va

31%

18,700

24%

25%

Co

Co common
preferred

Gypsum

i

25

*24

24 %

27%

28 %

28

51%

51%

18%

18 %

*43

25-

*24

800

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

8,900

28 %

29

29

29'A

35,500

51%

*51 %

18%
48

*43

48

.

28%

10%

10%

18%

51%

51%

18%

18%

18%

51%

1,<00

19%

2,700

48

*43

50

*43

23%

24

23%

23%

24

24%

43

43'A

*42%

44 Va

43%

44%

44%

44%

500

22%

22%

22%

22%

23 %

22%

23%

15,200

22%
13

22%

13 Va

13

13%

13

13

24%

13

12%

13%

*38 %

41

41

24%

23%

*38 %

41

*38 %

3,700

6,100

41

41
4%

*38%
4%

4%

4%

4'4

4%

4%

6,600

13%

13 %

13%

13%

14

14

15%

33,200

13

13

15%

4 Vb

4%

V4

800

12%

12%

12%

12

15%

15%

15%

15%

16

6 78

6%

*6%

6%

6%

6%

30%

29%

30%

30 »4

30%

29%

30%

7,200

90%

92%

90 Va

92%

94

94%

32,000

20

20'A

20 Ve

20 %

20%

21 Va

25%

25%

25%

■25%

89%

8 8'A

89 %

88 Va

89

90 %

*

92

25%,

93 %

*75

*75

81

*75

78

*75

73

69

69

69

69

*69%

70%

83

*79

83

*79

83

*79

83

69

25%
89

89

69

6,300

21%

21
x25 %

89

81

%

600

3,100

21,800
600

78

Va

69%

80

83

*79

23,800

42%

40%

41%

40%

41%

41%

42%

41%

43 %

24%

24%

24 Va

24%

24%

2 5 Va

24%

25%

39,900

24%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

8 Va

19,400

25%

25 Va

25%

25

25 %

24%

25 %

22

21%

21%

900

8

25 %

26
22

-

21%
57

56%

22 %

*21%

22%

22

20%

21%

21 %

21%

21%

22%

22

22 %

17,800

56'A

56 %

57 Va

56%

57 %

43,700

55 Va

56%

5,000

119%

119%

55 Va
55

115

88

*86

17%
28%
89

19%
47

8,300

22

116

17 %

27! 2
*86

19%

56%
56!

55

<■

55%

2

900

89

1,000

90

88%

88%

16%
"

89

.

17'4

17

17%

17%

17%

2,500

27%

27%

27%.

27%

28

2,300

89

89

*86
*

19%

19 %

39%
6%

19%

20
X46

*40%

6,400

Va

47 Va

41%

400

6%

6%

24,300

2%

3

46

6%

2%

150

700

*40%

41%

6%

r

20

20

47

40

92

*90

90
20

46

45

46 %

6%

56%
119

27%

17%
l28

38%

55%
116

•

*88 %

*85%

88%

45

56 %

115

115

115

3

25
25
1
100
1
No par
4
100

)'

40

3
22%
13
39 %*•
30%
35%

9
11

22

31%

51 %

2%

9% Jan

33 % Oct

31%

10%

6%

35V2 Jan

Electric

31%

*24

6%

11

28 Va Oct

3

(Del)—No par

(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
Corp

18

Aug 14

Dec

-

2% Oct

41 % July 30

For

United-Carr Fastener
United

4,900

31

'

22V2 Nov

35

155

preferred
100
116
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd——TOO '■•V
85
United Artists Corp
1
17%
United Biscuit of America—No par *->'• 28
$4.50 preferred
No par
*86
United Board & Carton Corp
10'*' ",:19%:
United Carbon Co
No par
46 %
convertible

4 '/o

S

55% Jan -23

footnotes



issued—

10
5
--—55%

18
16 ye Aug 20
55
Mar
5

28% May 11

28 Ya Jan

Inc—

'

3

6

6% Jun

22

Aug 22

When

56% Nov 21

Lines

5

-

•

21
%

25% Oct
86

Air

25%
21%
21%
x55%

No par

Co

Car

2,700

12 %

44

7%

43'A Jan

19

18

10

common

Twist Drill Co

22

18

10

Co

preferred

Union

Oct

iec

°

25

RR

33% May 16

2

Nov

121% Dec

166

California

of

Pacific
Tank

Apr

50% Oct

10

Oil

non-cum

Union

31

55

101

4%

10

41%

25%

69
*79
41 Vn
24Va

-

12! it

25%

-

2o,-u0

19 Va

18

1

40%

20%

No par

19'A

1« */2

19,900

12 %

94%

No par

16,520

41%

30 Vo

series

$4

34%

12%

30%

No par

22 Vb

33%

40 Va

6%

No par

22 Va

33%

12 Va

16

•

22%

32%

41%

13

10

22 %

12 Va

6%

No par
10

22 'A

41%

15%

6%
30
92%
20%
25%
89 %
*75

20%

20%

%

12%

5

18

*81%

21

12 %

6%

Preferred $3.50 series

7

17%

17%

22,200

83

83

41

13%

Corp_

Preferred $4.50 series

24

5

18% Oct

& Materials

Chem

31%

150

53 Va

52

52 Va

51

16%

6%

14%

*81

*12%
15%

Corp

44

*13%

83

13%

Elec Co common

31% Jan

8

Paper

*43

14%

50

13%

Carbide Corp

Union

4%

43

49%

1
No par

l'he)

Corp

Union

64Va Jun

Nov

v

12%
*38%

-

43

*13%

*80%

13 %

Asbestos & Rubber Co

16

22

23%

11%

51

34 "4

ll'/a

11%

83

1

Bag-Camp

14

24% Nov

14'A

24

*21

12%

19%
48

*42%
22%

f

4l%

28%
51%

-1

;

Union

21

Apr 30

50

(The)-.

Corp

28
61

,

1

(conv)

Co_

Underwood

Oct

17

103% Oct

Oil

24

44% Dec

35% Jan

Coach

Twin

40 Va Nov

21

series A

Union

9% Mar

42%

'

25
11%

19
*43

1
50

Electric Co common
1
5%''conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50

9

36

1

10%

Tung-Sol

5

6

*23%

5

$2.70 preferred

2

7% Nov

.No par

Airlines Inc

Truax-Traer Coal Co common

J an

10

31

2

Tri-Continental Corp common

Preferred

17%

5
.2

Corp

World

50

—1

Constr

(The)

Co

(The)

Transameriea

89 % Feb

10Va May

11

14%

12%
42%
31%

65% Apr

1

42%
*13%

43

12»/«
41%

Realty &

Edison

11

Jan

43

32%

Union

82

>

32%

Aug 13

28

9,200

11 Va

35

39% May

52
28

Oct

Aug 20

•

270

11%

10%

11

34%

78% Sep

104

83% Nov 30

8% Dec

68

15

14

124% July 10

14

17

133% July 17

37 Va

44%

No par

July 22

8% Apr

22

53% f 53 %
'24
*21

20%

Udyllte Corp

22

'20%

52%

22%

29

5% Oct

11 %

*43%

20%

52%

22 %

16% Apr

26% Oct

24

16

20%

53 %

20'/a

33% Jun 26

23

*21

1,600

6,000

}5%

20 Va

21

14

Nov

24

10%

16,%
21

16%

20%

22

22

11% Oct

*21

16%

16
i.

20%

TXL

15

*52

•

'

22

18

14

52

22%

30% Jan

12 54 Nov

15

47% May

31% Feb 10
108% Jan 26
Nov 29
21

6

Oct

41

Mar 27

Apr

30% Jun

17

2% Oct

12% Nov

16% Mar 19

9

13% Feb
20% Nov

9

37% Jun 20

22

21% Oct 21

14 % Jan 18

6

8

Jan

14

Oct

43

21% Jan

61

23% Nov

36% Mar 12

16%
20 %

52

21

Tishman

48% Jun

28% July 23

24% Feb
25

July

16

20%

*22

Trans

50

14

16%
20%
53%

25

Transue & Williams Steel

12

9»A Oct

14,400

,-10

$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing

9

24Va Feb

11%

*80%

4

15

11%

14%

Toledo

28% Mar 21

11%

52
83
21%

Trane Co

30% Oct

11 VB

50%

13% Mar 20

31

16% Nov 29

11%

11 Va

*13%

56% July 22
4iy4 Apr 24

Jan

20

10%

10%

*80%

22

28% Oct 22

18,500

100

21

30

44 %

preferred

Oct

45% Apr

300

43

*13%

Oct

1

92 %

43%

Tidewater Oil common

27

Nov

34% Oct

92 %

43

42%

1

12

7

93

43 %

95

11

24
11%

5,500

92

43

*92

95 %
43

50

common

36

Mar 29

51% Nov

Co

$2.50 convertible preferred

4%

17% Nov 19
43 % Nov 27

Feb

No par
No par

6%

6

6

5%

6

Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5

8
95% Apr 18
42 y4 May 27

31% Nov

13

common

Fair

Thermoid

Apr 12

89% May

AugM6
20 Va Nov 20

28% Feb

The

14% July 16

28

46

26

Inc

$2.40 conv preference

62

2

Oct

1
13

15

No par

*91

$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5

Feb

5

*92
100
i2%
43

100

Co

6

Aug

Jan

13% Dec

&

6

Jan

Nov

23'A Nov 27

Pacific Ry
Utilities Co

Texas

Oil

26

14

27 Va;

Pacific Land Trust—

Sub share

Coal

21

80

33

&

Jan

29%

13
24 Va

11

104

19

28%

28%

16%

24%

10%

19

x28

1814
24

50c

Dec

10% Dec

27%

17%
23%

Textron

48% Jan 23
86

27

4,100

41,300

62%

17%

Pacific

4

38%
63

61

*61%

61

24

Texas

49 y2

10% Aug 26
42 % Oct 18

4

Mar 28

38%

61 Va

*59%

17%.

27%

1

21 y2 Jan

8

39%

61

60 !4

27

Sulphur

14"

11 % Apr

37%

61V4

*59

25

Inc

160

47% Jan 28

54% July 10
13% July 31

47% Aug 21
11% Jun 20

6,600

17 %

Instruments

17% Jan 21

22% July 10

20%

3,900

10%

19

28

Texas

8% Mar 15

9

4%

10%

V

4

37%

60 %

6,200

4%

11%

19

19

Va

11

36%

19%

4%

10%

4

4

10%

17%

3%
No par

31% Jun 19

12

Oct 22

19 Va

24

Producing Co

Gulf

Texas

40% Jun

4

10

Texas

5

28 % Dec

62

issued

Texas Gulf

9

—

Corp—

Co

When

37%

(James)

Aircraft

Tennessee

60% Jan 11

54% Feb

7

Talcott Inc

5%

1

32%
32%
49 %
*78%
27
23 %
64
*152

2%

2%

3

6%
3

23

22%

23

4,500

3,600

22%

22

Va

22%

22%

%

12%

12%

12 Va

12%

3,900

12 Va

12

12%

12%

39%

38%

39 Va

38%

39

38%

39%

23,600

38%

30%

30 %

30%

25,300

35 %

3 5'A

30%

30%

30'A

30%

30 Va

*35 %

35 Va

35

5%

514

11%

11%

1
33

32 %

80
28
24
65
158

x6%

X22 %

6%
11%

33
50%

40

1

*33

33%

1,000

35'4

35%

35%

5'/a

5 Va

5 Va

5%

*5 Va

5 %

2,600

11%

11%

11%

11%

12 %

16,100

/

11%

1%

15,400

32 Va

32%

32%

32 Va

32%

33 Va

10,900

32%

33 Va

33

33

33

33

50%

49 Va

50%

1

1 Va

32%

.

1 Va

1

l'/a

1

1,400

31,300

50 Va

49 Va

50%

49%

78 Va

78%

80

80

81

80

80

*78%

27

27%

27 Va

28

28

10,000

27

28%

26%

23%

24 Va

6,700

68! 2

15,400

49'A

23

64!'2
*152

23%
65 Va
158

'•

23%
66
*153

23%
66 Va
157

23 Va
66 Va

*152%

24%
67 Va
157

67

*152%

158

130

27

/

;

28

(2284)

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since

Year 1956

22 y8 July 19

27

15% Deo

Deo

35

,5% Oct

4

17 ye Apr

22

Jun

12

37

Nov
Nov

14
15

49% Mar 16

11

30% Dec

8 ye Jun
23 ye Jan

11

61% Dec

28

26

128

21

87

Mar

28

94

Aug 26

13

49% Jan

4

Jan

71% Sep

58

Dec

28

Mar

69

11

U

6

24
2
155'A Jan 25

7

136% Jun 20

16

17

Mar

1

10

31

Aug

1

36

7% Dec

17

82

Dec

27

99

6

Dec

31

9% Oct

10% Aug

27

4% Feb

4% Jan

9

73% Jan

23

87

Jan

Apr

17

5

19

Jun

26

4% Jan

30% Dec

7

Dec

12

167

23% Dec

20

21

30% Oct 22

Apr

6
Feb 24

36

Apr

3

21

155

Feb

4

Oct

20% Oct

22

30% Jun

22

73

Oct

1

20

82% Mar 29

12

26

38y* Feb

9

Dso

22

14

55% May

3

Oct

5

Nov~21~

22% Oct

6

129"

7

14 Vb July

123

Sep

Oct

23
25

2

128

12

Feb

Feb

20

123

May

29

Oct

130

7"

Feb

5
7
6

Oct

25

Aug 23

124

Oct

23%

23 'A

28%

29

27%

28 Vb

2

2.50

5

24%
*72
14%
M0
23
101
*82

78

21% Oct

11

28

Dec~18

116

Feb~13

97'A Jun

21

111

Oct

30

103

Feb

13

78% Jun

20

90

85

Dec

28

106

Mar

87

Dec

31

103% Feb

8

Apr 22

May 22
Feb

12

Mar 27

6

83

May 29

98

Mar

17

82

July 24

93

Mar 13

26

Oct

37% July 11

;

22

10% Oct 29
10'A Dec

26

12% Dec

31

27

14% Dec

27

14

:L2V4May24
20% Aug 12
21% Aug 12

11'A Oct 22

14'A Dec

Jan

1

3

5V-4

4,300

15%

300

22%

23

1,700

9 Vb

8%

9

11,500

9

9

8%

4.4%

44%

44%

43'A
*120%

*120Va

*120%

4,000

45%
;—

*72

76

3,400

251/4

24%

24%

*72

76

—

*120 Vb

...24%

24Tb

24'A

—

44%
*120%

*120 Vb

*72

74

76

8,300

14%

14%

15

15%

15%

15%

16%

80

80

82

82

82

83

83%

3,400

23%

79%

23%

23 Tb

23%

24

23%

23%

20,200

101'a

23 Vb

*82%

8.100

5Vb
*14%

22%

24%

14 Vb

*84
30%
10%
12

28 3 i

5VA

29

5

22%

9

24%

101

102

84

*82

64

84

*84

97

*84

87

*84

87

*84

340

102

*82

86

*82

*82

102

84

87

101 Vb

101

84

100%

84

27%

28%

5>b

*14%

44

23'A

28

200

23Vy4

*72

101

5,200

151/4

H

14%

20

23%

23%

23%

43

80

65%

23%

*22%

*120%

24%

65%

*14%

*120%

74 Vb

68

15'A

8%

9

45%

44%

22

14%

14%

23 Vb

22

22

23%

7'A

200

145

*65%

23%

5

5 Vb

22%

*12GVb
*120%

3%%

5

14%

8Tb

Co—6'/a

com—100
noncumulative preferred—100

6

93

68

3,100

32%

*141

22

22

*65%

%

24%

24

32%

145

*141

*21'A

23%

preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6% div partic preferred—r_100
Virginia Elec & Pwr Co com
—8
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common
10
6%
preferred
10
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
5% convertible preferred
16

104"

*141

145

24

Victor Chemical Works common

25'% Jan

*141

2,200

76

*75

24

32 Va

Vb

*31 Vb

145

23%

84

124

31%

68

33% July 16

21

31%

22

22
22

32'%

*65%

30

Oct

23

4%

*4%

76

*75

23

*75

76

15

*13

4%

600

6%

6%

6%

230

72

71 Vb

72 V a

4%

4%
76

22%

*31%

5'A

4.000

15

23%

*211/4

5'/a
14%
23'A

6u

6%

22 Vb

32'A

200

6

*13

15

4%

4%

10%

6 Vb

*71%

6%

*6%

200

34

*10

6

72%

*13

14%

*75

76

24%

*31%

Oct

12% Oct

5,700

6'A

72%

6%

4%

4%

6 Vb

Vb

71%

*13%

14%

4%

23'A Oct

Jan

7

22 Tb

6

-

*70%

71 %

*75

71

128

6

6=%

70%
*13%

24
38% Apr 18

13

oy8

9 Tb

lOVa

*9%

ioy4

*6%

34% Mar 26

20

18%

*32'A

10 V4

*9%

9%

18

33%

*32

33%

*32

17%

17%

17%

17%

18

23%

*32

*9%

.

94% Apr

21% Nov

17%

18

32%

6111

26

105'/a Dec

140

142%

143

14

140%

54

55

53%

53%

52

140%

68

5%

132,900
2,300

50%

§4%.

17%

28

6

1,500

54%
143'A

50%

32%

Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry

21

50 Vb

50%

139%

Dec

Mai

50 Vb

50%

53%

25% Dec
82

50%

30

22

Co

8,900

50 Vb

*65%

Chemical

30%

29

*21

Vick

29%

30

100
12.80

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar

16

45% Nov
124

1.200

30 Vb

50 Vb

54

1.44C

%

29 Vb

140

20,400

140
20

30%

52%

87

36 Vb

35%
139

20%

29'A

Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc com>2.50
$2.28 conv preferred
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
10

9

*80

139
20 'A

20

139 Vb

7,700

71%

*19%

19%

19 Tb

100

preferred
Utah Power & Light Co

2

Sep

19%

19%

145

preferred

137%

139

Xl38%

530

27%

*69

35%

50%

com_No par

Tobacco

4y*%

12

18

40
124

35

Universal Pictures Co Inc com——1

7

Jun

13% JaD

28

8% imov

12'A Nov 28

4

Jan

7

37Vh Apr

*80

35

*141

8%

50% Jan

22

13% Oct 30
25%

87

x34%

noncumulative preferred—25

Universal Leaf

29% Apr 10

26'/a Oct 22

4

17% Jan

21

21

Jun

C57/b Nov

Dec

12% Dec

Jun

135

Jan

29% Mar 12

24% Nov

70

21

79
41

Nov

21

39

6% May 15

2

£

75

71%

*80

36'/a

29%

1
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

21

10

13% Sep

4

*69

87

United Stores $4.20 noncu

7

3

May

82

71%

*80

United Stockyards Corp

6% Jan

70

3
Vb Aug 15

*69

141

66%

26%

a

87

71%

10.700

66%

Vb

71%

19%

100
No par

Co common

26 7

87

16%

Tobacco

66

'A

*69"

138 %

Corp common
preferred

20

*69

139%

5
4

27

9

19 Va

65 Vb

66'A

26%

138%

7%

Jan

66

271:>

100
S Shoe Corp
1
S Smelting Ref & Mln com—50
7%
preferred
50
7%

8

66

26%

*8%

*80

preferred

15% Feb

22

65%

35%

U S

29
Nov 14

19%

66

27IV'

9
20

26

20'A

66

26%

2,500

25%

25

25%

19%

19%

19%

36%

1st

Vb

100

24,600

40

*37 Vb

40

17,300

10

*8%

9

19

35'A

noncum

10

25

25%'

*8%

9

*37

40

25

25 Vb

*8%

9

19 V'4

26 Vb

*25'%

10

10 Vb

Shares
6

5%

6

26 Vb

*25%

26

*37%

40

25

25%

lf/%

"

5% Oct

Mar 23

26

13% Dec 26

Jan

10%

10

*37%

40

*8%

X26

10

10%

25"

10
5
10
~1
lOo
100

U S Steel

22
22

18% Nov

Feb

38

14% Apr 23
10Ya Jan
9

137

61% Jan

73% Jan

Oct 22

19% Jan

28

12% Jun

Nov

51

Jan 20

169

U

50

9

31

*37%

1

27%

*26

5

8%

22% July 1-5
64% Jan

50

common

U S Rubber Co common

17% Feb 12
28
Oct 22

17
10

73% Dec

158

25

Jun

10'A

preferred series A

i-iines Co

a

24

33% Nov
135

1

19% Sep

Dec

4

Oct

4

Nov 30

13

Oct

17

33% Dec

67% July 24
36%Jun

69

Jan

51% Jan 23

2

4

87

56

17% Dec

Oct
Jan

2

Feb

170

26

1

preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common—
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B

4

19

63

67% Mar 14

42% Nov 29

142% Dec

27% Jai.

21

27'A

4 V2 %

July 18

90% Mar

31

Dec

30

Oct

9

Aug 23

27%

Industries Inc common

4%%
U

37 % Jan

50

6

the Week

Friday
Nov. 'Z'i

21

,

5%

G %

6%

6 Vb

6'A

class A preference

5%
U S

6>A

Nov

Nov. 20

Nov. 19

common—82Vbc

U S Hoffman Mach

24% NOV

35% Aug
1
Jan
6
51% July 18

81% Dec

8

14

8

70

32% Nov 29

45

Nov

23% Oct

14

9y4 July 13

15

36

9% Oct 22

15

17

7

22

Aug 22

26

42

143

Jan

y» July 20
19 J/4 Mar 22

44

22% Jan

92

7

Nov. 18

Pat

EXCHANGE

Highest
17% Jan

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday

AND

Tuesday

Monday

NEW YORK STOCK

Jan. 1

Lowesf

Highest

Lowest

LOW

STOCKS

Previous

Range for

84

84

86

86

86

*84

30Tb

30

30%

30 Vb

30%

Vb

30 Tb

30%

10%

10'A

10%

10%

10%

10%

10 Va

10Vb

10%

4,200

12%

12

12

*11%

12

12

12%

12

12 %

1,400

15

*14%

15

14%

14%

14%

14%

200

59 Vb

60%

200

40

40%

l,00tf

.*82%

84

*14%

*14%

15

.

.

30

8,600

31

w
•

74% Nov 28

,

83% Jan

Oct

GO

3

22

77

34Vb Oct 22

Jan

56'A May 15

Lieeiric

131/4 Dec

19

14% Jan

9

12% Oct

22

14

Aug

0

Waldorl

29Vb Sep

26

33

Jan

6

27% Oct

22

31

Aug

8

Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram) G & W

Mar 20

Nov

29

75

12% Jan

30

20 Va Sep

13 y4 Dec

12

69

17% Mar 13

64

86% Jun

Sep 26

13

18% May 29

Walworth

Ward

28

80

Oct

28

le'/a July 12
95 Vb Jan 24

Apr 30
29 »A Dec 26

8

Oct

22

161/2 Jan

Feb

106

95% Dec 17

20

15% Nov 23

Co

preferred

5 V2 %

2

Industries

Corp

131/4

*81%

19% Sep 23
12

28% Jan

42 Va Feb

68% July 16

22

38% Mar 28

Washington Gas Light Co

Oct

22

36% Jan

Washington Water Power

9

3

8

8

2% Dec

26

30 »/4 Oct

1

41/4 Apr

10%

11%

UTA

11%

20

20%

19%

20

19%

20

19%

20

GO

32%

32%

32 Vb

32%

x31%

*26%

27 Vb

32

32%

26%

27%

26%

27

*27 Vb

27%

27 Vb

27%

600

22

22

21%

21%

*21%

22

*21%

22

22

22

1
1

18

18

17

17%

16%

17

16'A

17

16%

17'b

2,600

I

1%

1%

1%

3,500

24'b

2,100

1%

1%

1%

com—2.50

Snowdrift

22 Vb

23

22%

23%

23%

*42%

43

*42%

43

61 Vb

62

1%

1Tb

Tu

23%

23%

*42%

*42%

43

1%

24

24

*42%

43

60 %

43

60

17 VA

17%

17

17

16%

16%

17

17%

17%

18%

3,500

29

25 Vb

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

26

8,700

Nov

4

105

Mar 20

West

Penn

92 %

92%

93

93

93

93

July 24

95

*84

86

86

86

*84

89

*84

89

83

81

83

*81 Vb

85

351/4

35'A

35%

13

90

3

83

Mar

108

Jan

12

25% Dec

31

20

4.8%

Feb

18

11

11

104% Mar 20

25% July 31

Western Air

141/4 Jun

16% July 30

Western

24

13

16% Dec

5

Dec

28

1051/4 Feb

23

68

Aug 12

98

Feb

13

67

May 10

49

Feb

11

87% July 11

Feb

17

82'/a July 20

G6V4 Oct

21

88% July 11

86

44 Vb Nov

20

671/4 Sep

19
4

May

9

22 % Mar

5

14% Oct

22

20% Jan

Oct

22

331/e May 14

12

68% July

29

36% July 17

20

50% Nov

29

65% Mar 20

82% Dec

27

99% Jan

4

79% Aug 19

128V2 Jun

&

Feb

17

46

Jan

20

69 V* Dec

94

Sep 28

128

8

Mar 25

92

pfd

100

*84

4.80%

Western

Pacific

Western

Union

preferred

35

81

81

81

34Vb

35%

20%

151,4

15%

*93

*93

95

95

20

21%

21%

22

5,800-

15%

15 'A

151,4

15%

15%
*93

*93

98

50%

54%

51%

68

68

67 %

67%

49'%

45'A

47%

44 Vb

53Vb

53V4

69

47

*•65

45%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

20

20%

20

20%

20 Vb

20%

58%

59 Vb

59%

61

613 a

62%

61%

81 %

82

82

82

82

82%

82 Va

*82 'A

*127Vb

15%

,

39 Vb

38%

39%

83%

83

83%

340

17%

17%

18

18%

10,600

*55

57%

57%

*55

37%

84

85

18 Vb

17

Aug 30

80'A Feb

15

56

Oct

30

68% Jan

57Vb

*55

17%
571%

31% Jan

18

24i/a Oct

25

25 Vb

25

25

37%

37%

38%

92

91

91 Vb

Nov 20

28% Mar 14

53j% May 24

25'A

25'/a

1

38

38

100
common
1

92

92

White Dental

Mfg (The S S)

White

Co

Motor

51/4%

100 Vs. Jar

9

Jan

23

13% Api

Oct

22

13% Jan

26% Feb

16

29 Va Mar 14

20% Oct

22

29 Vb Jan

26

Oct

24

47

30 i/e Jan

30

61

27

Nov

12

62 V4 Jun

Wilcox Oil Co

12% Jan

23

30

13

May 17

16% July

Wilson &

Dec

17

16% Apr
82 V» Apr

68

Sep

11

141/4 Jan

4

19% Dec

5

13% Nov

21

191/2 Jan

9

Nov

12

5% Jan

21

18% Feb

8

273A Oct

8

2 8 Vb Oct

17

34

May 13

A'ie

9

131

Mar 19

20

common

preferred

5

2

May 10
30

4% Dec

26

10 V» Jan

9

Dec

31

25% Jan

4

30 y8 Sep
Oct

26

37 Va Feb

20

4

75

White

$3

Feb

.

Machine

Sewing

Prior

Jan 31

7

6 Va

G%

25

24%

24V4

*33

34%

'

7

*33

6%
*24

145

Mar 22

116

Inc

21% May 15

24% July

10

29 y2 Oct

36% Feb

27

20% Oct

Woodward

Iron

Woolworth

(F W)

43% Dec

19

50% Mar 19

36 '/a Nov

14

45 V* Jan

41 y8 Jan
88% Nov

23

60 Va Nov

15

45Vb Nov

20

68% July 15

29

99% Jan

24

80 Va Nov

19

92% Mar 15

24

Jon

19

iS
20

*eb

8

33

34 Vb

*33'A

30

31

32%

32%

14%

15

14 Tb

15'A

*67'A

69

*67'A

69

68%

68%

*13 Vb

14%

13%

14

14

4Vb

4

4

10c

4

16

JUly 30

4

*67%

69

*67'A

69

14

14

*13%

4

26%

26%

10

2812

100

*120 Va

10

19%

19%

19%

4

23 Vb

23%

23

23 %

10

28%
124

29%

28%

29%

120%

*120%

123

19V2

19%

19%

19%

2,100

23'%

23'%

23'A

23'A

23 Vb

23'A

36%

37%

36%

37

36%

45%

45%

45 Vb

82

80 Vb

80 Vb

80 Vb

46%
81'A

801/4

80%

80

80%

80

4%

34% July

9

Yale <te Towne Mfg Co

25 %

25%

25

2

Young

5

28%

25%

35% JaD

28%

*28

123 Va Jan

2

Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par

78%

80

78

28%
79%

19%

3
■

■

91% Feb
—

12

126% Sep

18

Zenith

Radio Corp

■
.

vPv'Lud aPk^d r,rlces:
sales
y Ex-nghts.
z Ex-distribution.

on this day.

36%

37

37 Vb

461/2

47%
81%

47'A

48 Vb

6,300

,*80%

*80%

81 '/a

80%

80 Vb

80 Vb

80 Vb

900

4%

4%

3,000

81

4%

20 Va

No par
.

116%

20 Vb

118lb

*4%

117

4%

4%

4%

4%

24 Vb

4%

25'A

245%

120

8,700

Ve

25'A

25

25

28%

28i/4

28 Va

123%

281A

78'/4

79%

79

79 Tb

73

79%

20

19'A

19aa

19%

19%

19%

19%

n8

118%

123'A
' *-

122%
-■*-■^,0

124%
/1j

*28

,

tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization

200

2,300
25,200

37

46%

No par

7,900

23%
120%

19%

29

80%

Youngstown Steel Door

5,000

120%

6

May 27

26%

19%

22

30

26%

28%

45%

10

2,400

120 Vb

37

Spring & Wire

400
.i-

29

Worthington Corp common
—10
Prior preferred 41/2%
series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5

(LA)

26%

iocl

Vb

122

74'A Oct 21
11

26 Vb

26%

4,000

18,500

28%

25 Vb Oct

19'A Oct

4

34VA

*120%

23 Vb Nov

28

13%

4%

26%

19%

10

com

7

141 Va Jan




26%

12

29% Nov

—■

26%

*32 Vb

14%

4

11

34Vb Aug
36% Dec

1

1

Co

300

35

14%

8% Apr

131% Dec 10

700

14%

6

10% Jan

"4,500

30

—

Co

522

6
25

33

4% Nov

31

5%
25

14%

4

7y4 Dec

24%

30 Vb

3

75

9

24%

35

88% Jan

98% Mar

Vb

"

14%

22

30

6

'

30

Oct

83 y4 Nov

26% May 24

10

92

14 Tb

1

8

July

3,400

40

31

Public Service Corp

Wisconsin

35

22

l

Power Co

preferred

6

30 a

25 Vb

39%

*90%

10

Industries

Elec

*25

92

14%

Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
6%

-5%

25 Vb
40

Nojoar

$4.25 preferred

Wisconsin

38%
*90

17,700

60

30

5

22% Feb

18Tb Nov 14

*24%

.

24%

"

18

6%

*55

No par

Co Inc common

Wilson-Jones Co
Windsor

91 Vb

*24%

20
50

preference
convertible preferred

25 Vb
*37

800

83 Vb

36%

86

17 Vb

34% Oct 21

16,400
69,700

i;

83

38 Vb

38

84 Vb

91

21,600

631/4

17Vb

37 Vb

50% July 24
Jun
8

16%

20%

84

10

$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
41/4% convertible preferred
8,0

102

II,700

37%

Wheeling

9

26% Mar 22

1

400

50

17

2

96 Va Jan

21

•

22,800

70

84

69% Jan

13

16% Oct

*55

99

56

36Tb

35% Oct 22

Vb

X20

1,700

*127%

*127%

*127%

821/4 Nov

10

15%

16

09%

23

20

48'A

48 Vb

21

24

Apr

*65

71

15%

31

59

53Tb

54%

20%

Jan

8

*93

98

59

28% Feb

common

10
106

5,000

36%

97

551/4

*127%

110

92%

15%

100

preferred series B—
Wheeling & Lake Irie Ry
Steel Corp

35%

1,400

21

*95

96 Vb

20%

8

103

92 Vb

Vb

21

*95

98

*

93 %

100

3.80%

4

15%

15 Vb

471 b

2.50

129% Feb

20%

93'A

69

Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12'/2

July 22:

98

34 %

96%

20

*81

60Tb

60

61%

52%

100

Telegraph

Vb

*95

95

95
*20 Vb

No par

RR

61

35%

*80

100
com—No par

—

2nd

86

5

Supply Co com

preferred
Maryland Ry

noncum

60%

1

Lines Inc

Auto

Western
4%

52% Feb

26% Nov

130

2

Apr

41/2%

Power

17Vb Oct 22

93

•17% Nov 21

Sugar

60 Vb

preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va pulp & Paper common—5
4'/2%
preferred
100

151/2 Dec

68% Nov 29

preferred

4.20%

28

471/2 Jan

11

32

Jan

93

7

Oct

92 Tb Nov

18

Mar 27

2

79% Nov

27

dend

800

5

'

25%

Apr

101

32

32

4

Jan

-

6,300.

59

32%

—5

48% Jan

Aug 14

47

•

32%

59'A

32%

Corp

63

Jan

I,200

32%

32 Tb

58%

32%

Indies

105

127

32%

601/4

32%

Kentucky Coal Co
Penn Electric Co

30

20

58 Tb

32%

57%

22%

West

20

36'A Feb

8.6J0

x58Va

60 Va

32 Vb

West

Dec

27 Va Dec

2,40G

20

19%

West

42% Jan

69

7,100

11%

5

12

62

30

11%

11%

73% July 23
39% JaD
4

105

21% Jun

2,300

11%

12'A

28'A Jun

112 Vb Jan

,68%

&

*81%

13%

85'A

21

26

18% Jun

23

Oil

3,600

13%

85'A

5

Mills

Knitting

Wesson

14-%

13%
84

23% Oct

10

104

34»/2 Jan 29

14%

13%
83

59%

Wayne Pump Co
Welbilt Corp

3Ve May 15

14

411/a Jan

21

5
Mar 20

Nov

88

22

14%

13'/2
83

161/a Oct 22

42

2

Dec

251/2 Jan
Dec

1% Nov
22 Vb Oct

10

•-600

44 Va Dec

3

92

16'A Nov 21

400

77%

50
1

44

16

97

Wayne

3

32 y4 Mar 27

28'b

77%

No par
No par

Waukesha Motor Co

26Va May

52% Feb

44% Nov 26
25% Jan

34% May 24

21

8

43 Va May

20% Feb

11

21% Oct

14

27% Dec

19'/e Fpb

26Vb Oct

9

37% Aug
27
Mar

28 Vb

77%

14%

14%

28%

7 6 Vb

'

11%

Warner Bros Pictures Inc
Warner-Lambert
Pharmaceutical—1

30% Oct

*81%

83

500

13

*12%

13

*28'A

28%
75

75

14%

9

Jan

75

13%

9

22

*28%

28V4
14%

49 V4 Aug

25 y2 Feb

28

*74

13%

40% Jan

20

Vb

28 Vb

74%

28%
*74

14%

1

*

40

14%

9

17

.39%
12%

83

27

30

69%

13'A

Vb

13%

18Vb Jan

38% Mar 23

60%

40

*13

14%

37% Oct
35 y4 Dec

60Tb

*391/4

% 13%

Vb

*13'/a

40 »/4 Feb

3

*59

41

*13

1
100
1
5

Ward Baking Co common

25

61

*40

13%

GO

2.50

13% Oct 22
12 '/a Oct

7

*59

40'A

*13

No par
—10
No par

System

60

*39%

preferred
100
Corp————15

Wabash RR 4%%

24

a DefPrrftu

^

n

ionization. a Deferred delivery,

r Cash

sale,

wd When

123
wj

jl

500

12,400
2,700,

15,209
v \r

125%
A
«J ~ 4

distributed

* u,

x

—

Ex-dlvl

Number 5693

Volume 186

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2285)

Bond

Record

New York Stock Exchange

««
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters

In

the

column

figures

Range for Previous
Year 195f>

Lowest

Dec

98

17

Lowest

Dec

98

§1.12

12

Doc

12

12

91.3

Nov

13

90.12 Dec

12

90.12 Dec

12

90.11 Dec

12

59.21 Dec

90.22 Nov

13

36.30 Nov

Mar"8

95.14

13

95.11 Mar

9

96.30 Nov

13

87.16 July
88.10

97.8

93.9

39

Dec

S4

13

89

91.20 Mar 28

13

90.26 Nov

12

91.20 Mar 28

Dec

13

Dec

7

99.28 Jan

16

101.16 Feb

24

101.16 Jan

9

101.16 Jan

87.16 July

8

May~31

92.24

84.16

July

84.8

Sep

8

Treasury 2#s

97.8

7

93.9

Feb" 11

Treasury 2#s
Treasury 2%s

Mar28
Nov

5

92

Feb

1Q2.16 Jan
100.8

17

102.16 Jan

May 16

103.4

82.16 Sep

17i

90

Feb

4

25

90.30 Mar

24

96.16 Apr 25
99.16 Oct

96.16 Apr
104.24 Feb

23

15

Low

High

*103

96.16

*91.4.«

103.8

*97.2

97.6

15

1958-1963

*99.18

1960-1965
Mar 15 1958

*99.24

*96.4

91.16

Sept 15 1961

Dec 15
Nov
15

15

103.12

*96.8

96.24

Nov. 22

High

Low

the Week

High

103.10

*103.20
*101.24

102

96.28

♦96.24

97.8

91.16

*91.16

92

*91.20

91 28

*91.24

92.8

97.12

*97.16

97.24

*97.18

97.22

*97.26

98

*99.24

99.26

100

*99.24

100

100

*99.24

*99.28

100.4

*100

*99.28

*09.25

100.4

*100

100.6

100.16

*100.18

100.26

*99.24

100.8

99.26

Of) 26

*99.25

99.27

*100.8

99.27

1958

*99.7

99.9

*99.7

99.9

1961

*99.8

99.10

*98.3

*95.30

96.2

93.2

*99.8

*96.2

99.11

96.8

*96.12

96.20

*96.10

96.14

*96.16

96.22

94.20

1962-1967

*93

1963-1968
15 1964-1969
15 1964-1969

93.8

*93.8

93.16

*94

94.8

*94.4

*95.6

Aug 15 1963
15

94.12

95.10

*94.12

*95.8

93.14

*95.20

95.28

*95.20

95.24

*95.26

91.12

*90.12

91.18

*92.4

92.12

*92.8

92.16

90.28

*92.12

92.20

*90.28

91.4

*91.16

91.24

*91.20

91.28

*91.26

90.20

92.2

*90.20

90.28

*91.8

91.16

*91.12

91.20

*91.20

91.28

*91.4
*90.20

*90.12

178

96

15

1965-1970

*90.4

90.12

*90.12

90 20

15

1966-1971

*91

91,8

*91.8

*89.28

90.4

91.16

*91.18

*90.8

90.16

15

1967-1972

*90.28

91.4

*89.12

*91.4

91.12

89.20

*91.14

91.22

*89.16

89.24

*90.8

90.16

*89.4

*90 20

90.18

89.12

*90.24

91

*89.8

89.10

15

15

91.26

*90.4

90.12

*90.16

90.24

89.20

*90.22

90.30

*89.16

89.24

*90.8

90.16

*90.16

*98.20

90.24

98.24

*90.24

91

*98.20

98.24

*98.26

98.30

♦98.28

*99.17

1967-1972
1 958-1959

June

99.9

89.19

*98.28

99

*99.17

99.19

*99.17

'99.19

*89.12

1958

*99.17

99.19

1958-1959

*97.27

*99.17

97.29

99.19

*97.30

98

1959-1962

*96.9

98.11

*95.2

*98.9

93.11

*98.10

98.14

95.6

*95.6 -

95 12

*95.12

95.20

*95.16

95.20

*95.22

95.28

15

3s—:

__Mar

1

Oct

__

*94.30

95.2

*95.2

95.8

*95.8

95.16

*96.4

*95.12

95.16

*95.14

96.8

94.20

*96.6

96.12

*96.16

96.24

*96.20

96.24

*96.26

97

*87

88.16

*87

88.16

*87

88.16

*87

*83.16

88.16

*87

85

*83.16

85

*83.16

85

*81

1976

11981

May 15 1975

—

*83.16

85

83

*83.16

*81

82.16

*81.16

83

*81.16

83

84.16

*89.16

91

*89.16

91

*89.16

91

*89.16

94.16

*93

94.16

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94.1(5

*93

94.1(5

*93

94.16

96

*95

*94.16

—_J*n

1

1977

*99

100

*99

Sept 15 1959

100

*97

98

*97

98

4'As—

_May

1958

1

1958

*94.16

100.16

*95

1980

15

96

*100

11978

Nov

*100

96

*101

L

15

'

'

~

99.8 ; '

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*99.16

98

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100.16

*97

101

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.

100.16

*100

100.16

97.16

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97.16

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102.16

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102.16

98

*100

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101.16

95.16

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98

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96

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95.16

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r

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100.16
98

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;

•

102.24

•:.v.V

2.s

due Feb 15

*98.8

99.8

1959

*98.8

99.8

*98.8

99.8

*96.8

*98.8

97.8

99.8

2s

_-duc Feb 15

1966

*96.8

97.8

*96.8

97.8

*98.8

97.8

*93.16

*96.8

94.16

97.8

clue Feb 15 196i

*93.16

94.16

*93.16

94.16

*93.16

*91.16

94.16

*93.16

due Feb 15 1962

92.16

*91.16

92.16

*91.16

92.16

*90

*91.16

92.16

91

*91.16

92.16

*90

91

*90

91

*90

91

*90

91

2s
2s

asked pnce'

No sales transacte<* th*s day.

flThlg Issue has not

Friday
BONDS

New

York

Stock

Interest

Exchange

or

SalcPfice

Friday's

3s

1961—

Quar-June

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

*103

Low

New

High
Brazil

103 #

Odd

(continued)

—

J%s

94#.

02

IS

94 A

102

88%

No,
No.

3%s

98 Di

series
series

No..

series

No.

series

No.

3%s

June-Dec

series

3%s

1980

No.

3%s

Corporate Stock

series

33As

City

Transit Unification Issue—.
3%

transactions.

e

series
series

r

94.16

Registered bond transactions.

Week's

Last

or

Sale Price

Range

Friday's

Range Sine*

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Sold

<

Jan. 1

;

Low

16-

High

Low

No.

High

June-Dec

*92#

June-Dec

*92 Vi,

97

93#-. 98

——June-Dec

*92#

97

94

96

9%

98

96

96

96%

96%

—

19—

June-Dec

20

-96

—June-Dec

—

21—

No.

sale,

Friday
Period

No. i22

3%s

Cash

Interest

York Stock Exchange

3%s

York

New

lot

BONDS

^Jan. I

No.

a

NOVEMBER 23

Range Since

Sold

High

Territorial IssueCanal

yet been admitted to stock
Exchange dealings,

Bonds

Bid A Asked
Low

Panama

as

Week's Range

l.ast

Period

3,000

91

1969

1

85

91

1

Oct

88.16
84.16

*89.16

:—Jan

113 #s

'

*93

1971

Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Feb

r"d aQd

Bonds(9)

103.28

102

*36.20

*91.4

99.26

*99.16

*103.20

'

*97.6

-

15

21-year
41; s

8iIm for

Friday

Nov. 21

Low

T103.4

96.16

20-year 4#s
115-year 2#s

15

Thursday

High

*101.24

*96.4

15-ycar 3#s

4

Low

—Nov 1974

Oct

25

96.24 Aug

103

15

PRICES

Nov. 20

Sept 15

30-year 3 '/4s

;

96.24 Aug

High

1978-1983

SALE

•

*102.24

Feb 13 1995

HIGH

Wednesday

Nov. J!>

June

23-year 3%s
19-year 3#s

17

Feb

Tuesday

Low

15

bonds mature,

2'As.

25-year

5

when the

point.

a

LOW AND

2#s__—_DecJ.p 1959-1962
2'/as
jNoy 15 19bo
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 1972

14

month

of

Monday

Oct 1969

Dec 15

Mar

the

case

32nds

more

2#s

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

7

9

197.20 Mar 12

in each
or

Nov. 18

Sept 15 1967-1972

Treasury 2%s.—

Mar 28

Nov

one

EXCHANGE

Treasury 4s
Treasury 37/eS wi
Treasury 3#s
June
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
June
Treasury 2%s
Dec
Treasury 2#s
Treasury 2#s
Treasury 2#s
Treasury 2#s
June
Treasury 2#s
Treasury 2#s
Dec
Treasury 2#s
June
Treasury 2#s
Deo
Treasury 2#s—Mar
Treasury 2#s
_Mar
Treasury 2#s
June

YEARLY

-

Indicate

represent

NEW YORK STOCK

Highest

17

30.13 Dec

Period"

point

„

*1.12 Dec

WEEKLY

"Interest

decimal

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Range Since Jan. 1

Highest

headed

after

-

*94

——_June-Dec

23

r_.

9514'

June-Dec

—

•

*93 '/a

June-Dec

98

93#

96

96;

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98
96

94

97

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99%
98

9^

314s

No.

24

June-Dec

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97#

98#

99

series

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June-Dec

No."

93#-

99

series

*93 #

98

314s

Foreign Securities

series

314s

June-Doc

*92 #

97

93

95

26

314s

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120

Stock

No.

28

scries

No.

29—

series

N®.

30—

314s

Wertheim & Co.
Members New York

scries

3%s

T elephone

series

3-14s

Caldas

Broadway, New York

lACliile

214s

(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
§ A External sinking, fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking! fund 7s ser C 1946__Jan-Juip
§ AExternal

sinking fund 7s

30-year 3s

f $ bonds 1978—

s

20-yqar 3'As 1967
20-yeaf 3'VaS 1966
15-year 3%s 1962—
15-year 33As 1969
15-year 4 As 1971

15-year 5s
Austrian

assented

1942

*88 Va

89 #
90

88%

loan

-

*88#

88:i4

—

*43

48 3 4

90

8814
—

8814

45#

51

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Feb-Aug
June-Dec

—

—

:

June-Dec

—Mar-Sept

7s

of

due

89

89

3

84#

94

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89

10

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94%

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24

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20

97

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101

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,

91

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10

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AGs

78%

79

6As 1945(scries 8) 1965*

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loan

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^__Feb-A«P

4s 1964—June-Dec
Mar-Sept

extl loan

1972—_—A

A Berlin.

(City of) 6s 1958
frA'QVirsr; external loan 1950—
4%s deb adj ser A 1970—
4As debt adj ser B 1978

;—-

June-Dec
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
--Apr*Oct

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June-Deo
■;
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reduced to 3.5#) 1978
June-Dec
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April-Oct

*87%
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95 Vb

102

102
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87 #

•

—

—

96

20

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—

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89#

94

99%
104

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119#

107

■

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reduced

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s

to

f

to Plan

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1979—

to

1927 due

to Plan

3.375%)

—

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1957

A

68

a

--

169

19
—

—

68

(Plan B)

—
.

68 '4

1

96#

96#

series

No.

3

June-Dec

*93

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4

June-Dec

*96

99

June-Dec

1

97

series

*95'4

S3/4s

series

No.

8%s

series

No.

.—

:

5

3%s

series

No.

11

series

No.

12

3%s

series

No.

series

No.

series

No.

footnotes




—-—*

—

page

33.

39

46#

*75

77?

81

*37

49#-

48

*75

77#

81#

80

81#

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78

78

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47#

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47

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April-Oct
Map-Nov

80'/a

77#

*37
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81

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June-Dec

(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
lACologne (City of) 6#s 1950
47'sS debt adjustment 1970:

*37

43%

61b

3s

ref

$

bonds

1953

(Republic of)

due

7s

1951—

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40#

6%

96

0
80

~

50

26

89

71
*—

June-Dec

51%

99'/,

96

*45

SECURITIES

Carl Marks

&

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.June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec

98

98

94#

96

93

SECURITIES

98

*93

92%

98

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92%
96

91#

*93 Va

99-*

—

—

98

93'#
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--

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„

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20 BROAD STREET

TEL:

HANOVER 2-0050

•

Ho. Inc.

SPECIALISTS

NEW YORK 5, N. Y.
TELETYPE NY

73#

76#

48%

For Financial Institutions

96

58#
74

101

47

99#

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Jan-July

FOREIGN

82

121

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98#

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74

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1977

51

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40 Va
'

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118#

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1972

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(Dept of) 3s 1978

81%

,_Mar-8ept

.—:
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...
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
,§AStnking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946—,
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Feb-Aug

Cuba

1

*75

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(Republic of)

82#

77#

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June-Dec

15
see

68

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14

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13

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7—"I
H__I
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8

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*75

119

07

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3%3

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37*

FIRM TRADING MARKETS

June-Dec

33/4S

No.

37

-Mar-Sept

I960

I960-,

—

—June-Dec

1

2

No.

37

81#;
46#

77

67'4

No.

series

1961

1962

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132

67 ',4

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series

115#

132

4

series

series

76#

66

86

series

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65

16

86

3%3

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91#
119

112#

—

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3%s

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77

40%

75

*35

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Cundinamarca

*

April-Oct

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80#

4014
82

(interest

1979

External dollar bonds of 1944

—

,

68

April-Oct
IA7s (Central Ry)
1952
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
June-Dec
6% funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
! reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct
'.reduced

3

1961

1961

assented

52-

79#

June-Dec-

sinking fund 6s 1962—

assented

90

4614-

June-Dec

1957

sinking fund 6s

assented

lACosta Rica
86#

:
—

(Interest

A

37

June-Dec

1957

81%

97

*75

j.

1993—.

84#

*37

.

os-

.

86 #

6%s

90

AColombia

—•

--

1961

$ bonds 3s

assented

Chilean

79

165

——

fund

assented

A Guaranteed

A

State)

Eelgibra (Kingdom of)

For

A8s

101%

1930

1980——Jan-July

Feb

61

81#

49

April-Oct

Mortgage Bank

6'/as

A Guaranteed

,

(Free

assented

461®

Va

*75

^

90

89

89

—z.

1960

93#

84'it

83 Va

;

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June-Dec

1972

assented

lABavarJa

'

89#

88

—

T_June-ficc

Cs

95 #

4714

May-Nou
May -Nov
April-Oct

6s; assented 1960

A 6s

Government-

Internal

4AS

Jan-July

95

84 In

ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961

89

—

*88 #

■

98

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Sept 1961_,_Mar-Sept
AGs assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sepf
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
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April-Oct
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Map-Nov
AGs assented
1963
Map-Nov

99#
90

89'/a

——

*88 Va

'

„•

98

89%

:

;

*88 Va

D 1945__Jan-July

ser

AExternal sinking funds 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Oct
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?nd ser 1957_April-Oct
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Australia (Commonwealth of)

*88 Va

'■

'

99

96#

94

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9814
J*

93

93

—„_Mar-Sept
f bds 1978-Jan-Julp

(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942

8 A 7s

jAAntioquia

94

98

*94#

—jane-Dec

1975

AExternal sinking fund
A

*92!
*94 Va

Jmie-Dcc

Cnuca Val

NY 1-1693

Foreign Government and Municipal
Akersbfos (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sep

June-Dec

.June-Dec

30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-July
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept

25-ycar

T eletype

27—

(Dept of)

Canada

Exchange

No.

1-971

62
106

53

29

Financial Chronicle

Commercial and

The

Monday, November 25,

. . .

1957

(2286)

RANGE
Interest

BONDS

Exchange

York Stock

New

Period

NOVEMBER VI

WEEK ENDED

FOR

Week's Range

Last

Sale Price

Low

Jan. 1

Sold

Bid & Asked

High

Low

No.

High

Period

York Stock Exchange

New

Week's Range

Friday
Interest

BONDS

Range Since

Bonds

Friday's

o»

RECORD

EXCHANGE BOND?

NEW YORK STOCK
Friday

•'>.

•

Last

Sale Price

or

Bonds

Friday's

Low

Paulo (State of) (Continued)
■
external dollar loan 1968--------Jan-July
Stamped pursuant£0 Plan A
reduced to- 2%) 2012—
April-Oct
Serbs Croats &. Slovenes (Kingdom) —
A8S secured external 1M2

8

91(4

90(4

91(4

79%

93

*8214

83(4

70

85

91 la

91%

91(4

7614

76(4

76(4

1963—Jaw-July

June-Dec
June-Dco

1949
International (Young loan)

*137

June-Dec

128

V

nov*
131

19(5

20

18

19

"V.

-

7

13%

55

88

*85%

ext 7(5s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6'/as I960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works

1

57%

18

55(4

55

55(4

9

53(4

Mar-Sept

*111

101

1965 extended to

*111

■

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as,suited (1942 agreem't)

ASmall

1968

116

A4s

104

175(4
94(4

9
•

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98 (4

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16

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46(4

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51(4

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14 %

J

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13%

14(4

:

■

18%

18%

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18%

__

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14

—

—

—

14

17

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17%

18(4

17

18

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18%

II

1963_Jan-JuIy

114 J/a

—

6 (4s 1958—Mar-Sept

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reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
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21

I'.r;

'

•-"%

•'

(interest
51

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

1959

21

117

^

V

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19

5

19

*111

__

20

20%

*19
19

April-Oct

43

__

72

73

73

52
73

(interest

reduced

to 2.125%) 2068
(Kingdom of) —
External sinking fund old 414s

Mar-Seof

43

—

63 Mi

Norway
414s

100

April-Oct

1965

f extl loan new 1965

April-Oct
sinking fund External loan 1963
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
IA Nuremberg
(City of)
6s 1952
Feb-Aug
s

debt

414s

adj

1972

*97 7 5

__

4s

100(4

2%s

debentures

99%

991/2

99%

(30-yr)

A5MiS

extl

5 (5s

due

loan

(30-ycar)

extended

1058

to

APeru

(Republic of)

ANat

loan

ANat

extl

loan extl

external
f

s

f

s

1st

6s

101

Associates Investment 3%s debs 1962_

101

150

7s

May-Nov

qo

4o

Mar-Sepf
1960__June-Dec

scries

.
,

<f

1961__April-Ocf

81(4
80(4

*22

A4%s

assented

1968—,—.

Porto

10%

9

11
24

22 y8

s

f

gold extl

('27 loan)

10%

/i

debentures 1976—
5%s subord debs
1977—:

§ARhine-Maln-Danube

IA Rio de Janeiro

1950-

7s

(City of)

8s

pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
fAExternal secured 614s 1953

Stamped

pursuant to Plan A

reduced

Rio Grande

to

2%)

do Sul

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external

loan

*72

58

*62

to

1926

2.375%)

A6V2S extl secured

88

1936

April-Ocl

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54%

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88

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62

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reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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loan

reduced to 2.25% )
footnotes

see

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58

70

70

53

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2004




1963

76%

45%

54

7514

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55

49%

60

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116

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92

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67

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55

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cons

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54

59

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95

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95

■

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90

97%

90%

,

76(4

105

70%

70

131

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,

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•
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3(4s. 1990——
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April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2(4s debs 1961_Maj/-Nov

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72%

-__l\^y
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71(4

,.

106%

77

v

23

70%

35

71%

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f

s

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79

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196

100%

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19

90%

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85

90

86

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91

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126

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.-June-Dec
Feb-Aug

(

f debentures 1959

s

85

84

101%

—April-Oct

1951

debentures

84

69

104

•

1955——

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89(4
82 (

71(5

17

f

s

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135

155

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129

149

mortgage

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140

—May-Nov
—Jaw-July
May-Nov

8534

1970^..—Jan-July

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Consol mortgage 3s series K
3 (4s

conv

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(The)
&

Co 2%s debs

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RR—

1976
1979—^

1980—

debentures

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1981_:—,
1

~

...

-

.

92

98

87

96%

85

115%

5s series AC 1967
Mar-Scpf
4%s series JJ 1961
ApriZ-Oct
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_Jan-July
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ApriZ-Oct
1st

Union Gas

mtge

gen

27/8s

mortgage 3s 1980—;—
Co

3C8S debs

subord

debs

1971

;

86

86

5

Feb-Aug

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Corp^—

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conv

subord

debs

56

58

3

56

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35

75

65

52%

55 7 5

33%

"

5s gtd 1960

Electric

Power

first

3s

1976

California Oregon Power 3%s 1974
Canada Southern consol g.td 5s A 1962
Canadian Pacific Ry—
consol

debenture

(perpetual)-

*91%

■

82%

:.

58%

90

92 Va

76

86%

75V4

76

97;

45

95

88

106

162!

8

79

—

126% 130(5

82%

77

33%

22

79%

81(4

79

f 72

51%

—

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130

.

88

—

79

r

.:

■■

99%

,

87%

102

130 V*

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997b

2

99

101%

85(4

108%

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85%

6

85%

105% 108(4

Jwwe-Dec

*78

213.

75

*76'5

May-Nov

._Apr'iZ-Oct

89%

i

88

36

*75%

June-Dec

1981—

general mtge income 198(2

87 Va
90 ;
158

81

56

Jan-July

Buffalo Niagara

Burroughs

111%

86

1976_Jan-JuZy
Jaw-July

1972:

91%
-

84'%

555

111% 115%

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conv

87

__

33

85

.

mortgage

Brooklyn

87

84%

85%

16

86

*—

1'

mortgage

"

93%
82%

78

86

45'

98

103

87

102

__

98%

98% 100

Jan-July-

91%

91 %

92%

43

Jan-July

59

59

60(5

132

-

Capital Airlines Inc—
conv.

subord debs

Carolina Clinchfield &

(interest

*89

v

95

96(4

1970—;

Baltimore Gas & Electric Co—

4%s
95

..

91

105

Feb-Awp

convertible income Feb

%3

4%

—Jan-JuZy

100

85

■

94(4

mtge 4s ser B 1980—
mtge 4%s ser C 1995—

cons

California

'
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105%

99%" 103%

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4 (4s

60%

75

111

s

,1

90

99^/4

74%

68 7

May-ZVou
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1987

Bush Terminal Buildings
*53

A

Jan-July
33.

81

94

-_Mar-Sept
Jan-July

Refining 2%s debentures 1966
,3(4s debentures 1979-^
:

5s

(Interest
May -Nov

7

—Mar-Sept

4s ser A 1980_
:
ser C 1972—_—
1980-

Atlantic

Browm Shoe

*52(4

May-Nov

1956

page

Ry 3%s

General mtge 3%s series D

First

Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest

For

4(4s

Gen mtge

First

(State of)—

stamped

external

Air Line

Cliarl

&

Gen mortgage

Borden

—

*69

June-Dec

May-Nov

96%

•

Consol

__

68%

.

June-Dco

1957

81(4

97%

•

Bethlehem Steel Corp—

(interest

2001

81(4

94%

93%

68

76

99%

4(4s conv debs; series A 2010

(interest

pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
IA 8s external 1950

78

•

37(4

due

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.%) 2012
•ao Paulo

Atlanta

4

(interest

1968

__

*95

104%

Consol

1946

—

*81

May-Nov

Atlantic Coast Line RR 4(4s A 1964—

22

II

58

1966____May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
June-Dec
7s
1967
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25 %) 2004
June-Dco
IA Rome (City of) 614s 1952
April-Oct
lASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced

107

April-Ocl

2012__.

of

1

90

88%';

•

28
22

~5

'

10

87

_Feb-Aug

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
2%)

107

107

Feb-Auy

reduced to 2.5%) 1999
Internal sinking fund gold
to

49

April-Ocl

Stamped pursuant to Plan A

reduced

49

99%

89
94

93(2

Feb-Aug

:

:

21%

47

*105

*

:

95

-

100% 101

—

192i

§A8s external loan of

A 6s

99%

April-Ocl

1995—,

1st cons

(interest

2012

(State of)

Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jan-Jwfy
Apr-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-OcZ
Feb-Aug

1—

1995—

4s

Stamped 4s July 1

1st

10

*50

V

•.>

88(4

%

June-Dec

1977———
Topeka & Santa Fe—

debentures

22%

Mar-Sept

1946

Stamped

:—

4(4s

1st

•

96(4.

v..

179%. 181%

--

1st & ref M 3s series Z

Apr-Ocf

1952

deb 1984—

26%

0
1

inc sub

5s

10

1961

A 6s

Co

&

22

—

Alegre

(City of) —
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
Jaw-July
7V2S 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
APrussia (Free State) 6'/2s ('26 loan) '51_Mar-Sepl
8s

10(4

7,

80 %

22

—

23

24

10%
24
I0r;«

§ A External sinking fund gold 8s 1950__Jan-July
A414s assented 1963
Jan-July

76

10'4

10

ApriZ-Oct

.u

49

77%
76

78

*13

gola 6s 1940

39

77

*75

April-Ocl

(Republic of)

70

82

Mar-Sept

1959

A4V2S assented 1958
ApriZ-Oct
IA Stabilization loan sink fund 7s 1947—April-Oct

I APoland

96

67

—

172

89%

96

*67

Mar-Sept

100

171(4

(interest

series

2nd

6s

*

1968

fAPernambuco (State of) Is 1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%) 2008

19%

April-Oct
May-ZVoa
Mar-vSepf
Fffb-Aug

5s 1966

W Products CO

Armour

93

*168

May-Nov

13

13%
—

*76

150

DO'7,:

24

*96

100 Ya

*168

Mar-Sept

1958—

.__

3(4s debentures 1977 —.—_—:__

5(4s

Mar-Sept

1963

85

19

19%

Anglo-LautaTo Nitrate Corp 4s I960——June-Dec
Anheuser-Busch' Inc 3%s dobs 1977—
April-Ocl
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July 1995
Quar-Jrm

General

1053

1969

debentures

3s

A P

Oriental Development Co Ltd—
1953 extended to

75

96

93

Jiine-Dec

debentures 1984 —-—
3%s debentures
1990-;
———
43,4s debentures 1985—_
American Tohdcco Co debentures 3s 1962
3 (4s

99
__

•»«.

—_—

99

l!',

*99(4 100(4

96

81

1

67

93%

Aprel-Oet
Jan-July
April-Oct
__Jww'e-Dec

——

debentures 1987
338s debentures 1973
2%s debentures 1971 —

Atchison

§ AGs extl loan

1975
1986

debentures

9615

—

95

7

*94(4

81(4

1966——June-Dec

101 (4

Feb-Auff

6s due

v

99

84

80

*93(4

s

99(4

4

73

.

__

82%

94

ApriZ-Oct

—

2%S debentures 1982—.

ASmall

23

.

*89

f debs 1964—May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s junior debentures 1987._Jaw-June
American Machine & Foundry Co—
4 (4s subord conv debs 1981-—
Jan-July
5s conv subord debs 1977
Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures
1980—
Feb-Awp
3%s

27/bS
__

(1942 agree't)

s

■

Jan-July

eVas 1952
MInas Geraes (State)—

4(4s

2%s

--

(assented to 1922

(City of)

100%

INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES

4(4s sinking fund debentures 1982:
Jaw-July
Co of Canada. Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov

18%

—

r

*96(4 100

Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocl
Chemical & Dye 3 (4s debs 1978——April-Oct
Aluminum Co of America 3(4* 1964Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979.
June-Dec

19(4

S ASmall
A6s new assented

187 (4'

92%

82%

*12

Allegheny Ludltun Steel Corp—.
4s conv subord debs 1981———
Apr-Ocl

f debentures 1980—:
American Airlines»3s debentures-

Jan-July

1933_

"5

•

.

88

*180(4

1967May-A'oa
(4s 1972
Jaio-July
1st mortgage 3 %s 1984
I
Zfar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4(4s 1975-—,April-OcZ
Aldcns Inc 4 (4s conv subord debs 1970—Mar-$ept
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nor

19

—

•

agreement)

'

84

76%

*13

Great Southern 3%'S
Power Co 1st mtge 3

18%

■.

1963_Jan-July

(1942 agree't)

ASmall

i.

80

•:

^

19(4

—

A4s new assented

182%

_

93

.90

external'readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
Cauca Valley (Dept of)
■■
A Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958_——
Feb-Aug
A 414s assented 1'958 •—^—
-f eb-Aug
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6 s' of '26 1961
Jiuie-Dec
6s due 1961/iextended to 1971——
June-Dec

*15%

—r-

lATreasury 6s of 1913

—

*—

Allied

19G8_Jau-July

(1942 agree't)

98%

3%s

Alabama

1CC%

12(4

11

47

June-Dec

1 A4s of 1910 assented to 1922 agree¬
ment) 1945

lAMllan

198

(assented to 1922 agree't)

assented

new

124

100(5

2

•'Lll

*178

—

Jan -July

_i———

*
»

76(4

1979——-——May-Nov
3%s-4%s-44-s .(external conversion i978-June»Dec
4s-4(4s-4%s.external r<*djustments 1978 Feb-Aug

RAILROAD AND

100% 102(5

—

1963-Jan-JuIy

1954

100

91

*185

External ' conversion'

*1675

ASmall'——

94%

176%

96%

—

—

,.92(4

Aluminum

(1942 agrce't)

88(5

67

19G8

A4s of 1904

'

—^.June-Dec
;—June-Dec

(Republic, ofj—
V
3%s-4s-4%s*v( dollar bond of 1937)—
1
External" readjustment 1979
.^May-Nov

Alabama

ALarge

due

62

118

57

10

(Republic of)—

a5s new assented

06%

*85

—

<

24

20%

176%

*90

-Mar-Sept

Valle Del Cauca See.

191%

AJugoslavja (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957
April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6VaS 1954
—June-Dec
30-ycar 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
Mexican Irrigation—
8A4I2S assented (1922 agreement) 1943—May-Nov
§A4(5s small
1943————

Mexico

~2

„

*99 %

»

j-AprU-Ctet

sterling'loan of r12 1952
§ A With March 1 1952 coupon on

' '

'

116

116

Feb-Aug
—-Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov

1.975

88(4

*168%

,

gA5s

Tokyo Electric Light Co 'Ltd—
gAOs 1st mtge $ series 19538s 1953 extended to .1963—--—

31

1515
87 J/a

-

..

.—

93%

88(2

88(4

Jan-July
"

102 (a

18%

1914
19

*164

Jan-Jaw

A961___
extended to 1971—

due 1961

5 (4s
,

92%

93%

16

191(4

100

101

*14(4

June-Dec

(Union*,of)' 4(4s 196o
Ltd—
A5%s (40-yr)'.s f 1971—,
—
5(4s due 1971 extended to 1981

15

'

191(4

*100

Electric Power Co

■

June-Dec

fAItaly

i

59%

59%

Jaw-July
Jan-July

66

118

Institute—

Japanese

due

101%

95%

56%

30-ycar gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§ ^External 7s 1952

5 (5 s

86

78(4

—

loi

2415
165 Va

Jaw-July

(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
(Imperial Govt) —
A6V2s extl loan of '24 1954
6V2S due 1954 extended to 1964
A5%s extl loan of '30 3r965—.—:

25(5

15(4
160%

18 (5

April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July

30-year gtd ext s f 3s 1977
§ A7s scries B 1947

8(4-;

97 %,

-

Uruguay

__May-Nov
Feb-Aug

(City of)

Italian Public Utility

132

118

143

128

April-Oct

79%

9

3

.*12(4

Africa

South

94 (4

64(4

,

1

8 (4

*188

?une"2f;

Tokyo (City of)—
<
A5 (4s extl loam.of'27

85%

7

8

—

1965

i

-

»,

.

v.

9

8 %

external 7s 19£8

Silesia (Prov of)

Taiwan

'

IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Conv & funding 4%s 1966
Heidelberg

79%

77(4

Apr-Ocl

part paid 1964
part paid 1908

A 6s

65,;

97(4

76(4

88

93

9

May Nov

A4%s asseutcdvl958————

99%

96(4

Greek Government—
A 7s

9514

—

—

'89

^

Shinyetsu
- ;■>
§A6(5s ISt mtge s:f 1952-—
—
6%s due 1052 extended to 1962-^———June"^
A

77 '

1980

1930 due

-

77%

96/4

§A7s gold bonds

5(5s loan

: 163

T6%

77:!4

77-14

(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan) —

German Govt

18(4

163
'

High

—

I..V

J

1962
Electric Power Co Ltd—
.
secured external

series B

A7s

17 Ya

—

Low

,

74

April-Oct

dollar bonds 1972

3s

German

75%

70

—

*1514

of* 1930—

loan
bonds

dollar

5s

*7214

10014

24

1972

International

99(4

,72(4

11

„

1953 issue—

Prussian Conversion

100 %

*74

April-Ocf

10-year bonds of 1936
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due
dollar bonds

100

100

(interest

62

44

4414

loan of 1924

(Fed Rep of)—Ext
5 (5s dollar bonds
1969
3s dollar bonds 1972

German

4s

*__

Jan. 1

No.

High

Sao

(State)—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
67c) extended to 1900
April-Ocl
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl 4(4s 1962
April-Oct
CI Salvador (Republic of) —
3V&S extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jfl7i-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
AEstonia
(Republic of) 7s 1967
Jan-July
lAPrankfort on Main 6 (4s 1953.
May-Nov
4%3 sinking fund 1973
———May-Nov
Czechoslovakia

Range Since

Sold

Bid & Asked

I_

1976

59

Ohio

4s

1965

Mar-SepZ

97(4

98

7

97

Carthage & Adirondack Ry
Case (J I) 3 (4s debs 1978

4s

1981

June-Dec

57

57

1

57

Celanese Corp 3s debentures
3%s debentures 1976

1965

_Feb-Aug

92(5

65;

1

65

*67%

April-Ocl
April-Ocl

72%
101 ya

92(5
78(5

~3

79?

80

86 Va

75

82%

Number 5693

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4——

*

The Commercial and

. . .

:

~

Financial Chronicle

~

(2287)

■

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
FOR

BONDS

of Georgia

Central

Interest

Exchange

AGen

mortgage 4%s

York

New

First

35/as

mortgage

First

Co—
3'As

refund

and

Sale Price

2020

1974

Bid & Asked

May

series

B

1974

debentures

&

R

div, first

A

:^42..;

85 ',4

consol

gold

4s

1989

Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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93'A "

.

43/4

-

91%

93'A

Delaware

&

Delaware

Lackawanna

J0

98

H

82 /

80
82

91%

93%

;

*82

99 %

28

99%
98

99%

*82

v

First

debs

income

5s

Chicago & Erie

1st gold

Great

Chicago

AGeneral

2054

Jan

5s

1982
1988

A

1

73

50;,

May-Nov
May-Nov

—

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June-Dec
April-Oct

3s 1978
2%s 15)79
1982
1984
First mortgage 4'As 1986
First
mortgage 5s 1987
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 3s 1979
First
mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
4s

89

--

Mar-Sept

McKesson to Robblns 3Via debs 1973
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp--.
4 Vis com subord debs 1975,

0IV2

April-Oct

1984

first mortgage 2%s

3'As
First mortgage 3'/8s

88

97
•

.'4

■

-

May-StoreB Realty Corp—

1

Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—-—• June-Dec
101 %

Feb-Aug
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959——.May-No?
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972—_
Jan-July
SVifi s f debentures 1978.Feb-Aug

«3y«L6 f Ventures 1980—

80

81

128

51 Va

2047—Jan-July

mortgage

First

75

•

4s

mortgage

First

68
!

*80%

April-Oct

1980—

Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
1979_May-Noo
1st mortgage sy.e 1982—
Peb-Aua
1st mortgage 3y.a 1984
Feb-Aug
Mack Trucks Inc;5%« subdrd debs
1968—Mar-Sept
Macy (R H) Ac Co 2%s debentures 1972,
May-No?

73 Vi

62%

51%.

58 Va
o3

8

States Power Co—

(Minnesota)

First

73 %

April-Oct

to conv subord
debs 1977.
Maine Central RR 5y«s 1978—

tfrust

Northern

94

73

*86

51%

86

registered 2047

Coll

102 7/a

85

'

2.1

Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb

1976

debentures

registered 1997

3s

83

■

f

s

Refunding & improve 4Vis ser A

82
-

VA

84

General lien 3s Jan 1 2047_^

97

100

85

53

—_May-Noo
May-Noy
May -Nov

Northern Pacific Ry prior lieu 4s 1997

99
117

68

76

91

Feb-Aug

1974

101

99%
u

*—

-Aprfl-Oct
April-Oct

ser H 2Q03
3s

101 Va

93%

83 Vi

j

1973

119%

85

P

ser

debentures

81 Vi

i

90 \

Avritod

ser F 2003

'

refund mtge 3%s
St Louis dtv second
gold

*81

Mar-Sent

_

First to refund
mtge 2%s ser G 2003

B"{-»-wftn*d-nitga-3%a
First &

f

*111

Apr-Oct
1976_June-Deo
April-Oct

D

ser

debentures 1978
3%e debentures 1978
Louisville As Nasnvllle RR—

s

95%

79%

June-JDeo

1952

1982

Long Island LJgfiElng Co 3%s

^Ulard. (P) c° 3S debentures
3s

3%s

4s

May-No?

—May-No?

7s series

82

92%

*96

May-Noo

♦'S^.^ebcntUTes 1976

lALombard Electric

79

65

551

51%

Central

100

94 Ti

61

56

Ja/t-July
April-Oc»
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug

1972

debentures

conv

55

*101

59%

55)

first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general to ref 5s 1974__Mar-Sept
General & refunding 4Vis ser A 1974—Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Noy

72

April-Oct
Lexington to Eastern Ry first 6s 1965
_ApriZ-Oct
Llbby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Deo
aeries

4%s

Northern

Ml

7*%
80%
lux

61

Norfolk & Western Ry

66 %

43

82 Vi

4s

2%s 1980
General mortgage 3'As 1983
General mortgage 3Vis 1983

81

43

52%

general

Mohawk Power Uorp—
mortgage 2%s 1980

72%

54V2

52 VA

Jan-July

1082

General mortgage

67

18

7 8 %

Jan-July

4s 1994

55%

42 Vi

63 Vic

291

*82

39

70
39

234

cons

Niagara

69

40

26(i

1

General

55%

a

66%

78%. 85

1

.Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 19JD6—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov

89

55)'

63 Va

4

81

June-Dec

mtge ser A 2004
a—Jaw-July
mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July

89

08 %

54 %

57 V

Jan-July

1973—,

1955

1st mtge

89

52%

213

s,

Telephpne 2%s series D

Y

85

54

May

5)0

54%

52 Va

Refunding mortgage 3»/8S series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July

76

69 Vi

*__

Putnam

&

104

88

54%

Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Ocf

Power to

1st

87%

67

80 %

95

b8

*__

1992__Mar-Seftt

4s

AGeneral

85«/a

73 Tii

2007—Jan-July

ser A

to

N

87

May-Nov
May-Nov

4Vis ser A 2022

mtge 4 Vis series A

Term

70

~

71 Vi

2003

66
90

79

—

Susquehanna & Western RR—

73%

Feb-Aut

2003

73
77

88:A

96%
lui

!• 1

cnestei—

Y

4Vi

65

"12 Vi

May-No?

Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.758 subord debenture* 1980

Port

Y

95%

2Vi

65:i4

*85

to

N

89%
30

May-Nov

1973

Y Ontario to West ref 4s June

Y

N

146

146

~2 %

April-Oct
-J'nn-July
J an-July

N

—Ma?

Miami

97 Vi

A

4s

mtge conv inc

River

AGeneral

50

146

Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979

Little

1st

JAN

50

98

J an-July

May
May

100

5

June-Dec

1973—
& Hartford RR—

refunding mtge

Harlem

98

88

_■

B

Haven

to

^uerieral

i

48

May-No?
May-No?

contingent interest

contingent

88

81

*86;,u

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

contingent Interest 2003

4 Vis

72

i*

Series B 4 Vis fixed interest 2003—
Series O 5s fixed interest 2003
a Series

I

23

*89%

New

Y

f irst

81

June-Deo

Lehigh Valley Railway Co (NY)—
1st mortgage 4Vas extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—

4 Vis series

;

72

2't

1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984

80

4s series

West

&

Lack

Y

N

81

*93%

,

Series

80

*89

April-Oct

123

64%

83

*80

1980—June-Dec
April-Oct

Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
& Harlem gold 3 Vis 2000

Y

88

78%.

Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—

72

81

Mar-Sept

'97__June-Deo

101

t.3 in

1998_Feb-Aug

Mortgage 4s series A

N

April-Oct
April-Oct

Lehigh coal to Navigation 8 Vis A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st to rei 5s stamped 1964__a;
1st to ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—

78

83

80

Jan-July
Jan-July

1961

N

79

80

June-Deo

1961—

unguaranteed

95

77

81 Vi

-Jan-July
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4yas 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
4Vfes

85%

Y

80

*81

3 Vis 1998

Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
4 V2S income debentures 1989

,

N

77

78%

*80

June-Deo

Kings County Elec Lt to Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959

125'/a
100

*88

June-Dec

April-Oct

4

92%

78 %

78 Vi

91

95 Vi

347

96

06

June-Deo

1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3VAs series C 1984
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4yas debs adj 1963
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987

Plain

83

Breaker—

4y4s conv. subord debs 1982
Jamestown Franklin & Clear 1st 4s

1st

83

Jan-July

—

_____

registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vis
3%s registered 199b
New York Chicago & St Louis—

Interstate Power Co—
1st

8

3 Vis

93

83

•85

April-Oct
April-Oct

1997

mortgage 3Vis

1997
Shore collateral gold

Luke

Mar-Sept

-Feb-AUg

2013—April-Oct

2013

registered

3 Vis

96

Pipe Line Co—

series. A
debentures 1987

101

*82

May-No®

Central to Hudson River RR—

Y

N

101%

Corp—

debs 1977

59

85

1998

series A

4s

Refunding to impt 5s series C
Collateral trust 6s 1980

92 Vi

High

89

100 %

100'A

1986—Feb-Aug
¥,ar"

1977

Refunding to Impt 4%s series A

170

146

Low

96%.

1U0

Mar-Sept

Central RR Co—

Consolidated

92 %
144

Jan. I

No.

86

89

April-OcJ

3 Vis 1988
gtd first 4s
Power to Light 3s 1974

Range Sines

Bold

High

Jersey Bell Telepnone

87%

MflJ-Nov

1974

87%

M&y-No»
Jeb-Auff

;1982

H31

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1981

J

debentures

f

s

2

11

1986—June-Deo

1st mtge 4%s ser K 1987
International Minerals to Chemical

8.85s conv

78

85

Jan-July

Indianapolis Union Ry 2Vis ser C
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
1st

30%

*

Mar-Sept

1980

57 %

12

78

mortgage

mtge 3%s series H 1989

3%s

2%s debentures -1967
National Tea Co 3Vis conv 1980
os
s
I aeoentures 1977
New England Tel to Tel Co-rFirst guaranteed 4 Vis series B W81

*85

64

3%s series B 1979
May-Non
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 19f4
May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F
1984™_Jan-July
1st mtge 3VAs series G 1980
«.
Feb-Auy
1st

38

45

84

7an-July
June-Deo

A 1979__May-Nov

Low

National Supply

High

Low

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

*.._

53

.

or

Last

Sale Price

Jan. 1

Sold

38%

1957____Feb-Aug

aaojusced income 5s Feb 1957™
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series a 1981
FirBt mortgage 3s series B 1978

Bid & Asked

Sale Price

Period

Stock Exchange

York

New

Range Sinoo

Week's Range

Friday

Interest

BONDS

Low

New

WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER :il

Week's Range

Friday

94%.

;

A

46

101

1977——~Jan-JuZy

95

2

77%

92

6

100%

105

'

78 %

Feb-Aug

•94%

78' A

101

5)4''a

—

90

101

Co—

2%s

1971

2%s 1967

2%s

1974

2%s 1981
2T8s 1978

3%s 1982
1st & ref mtge 3 %s 1983
7st to ref mtge 3%s 1985

June-Dec
1

May-Nov
_May-Noy

85'a
89

86

44

89

90 Va

45

*82
*79

June-Deo

85

81%

__

64%

80%

66

"94 %

79

89%

79

84%

'

_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Deo
April-Oct

80

*81 %
84

84

*83
*82

84

10

80

83

__

—

88

81%.

—

91%

80

90%

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

The Commercial

.

and Financial Chronicle
(2289)

33

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
Tor*

New

Interest

Exchange

suboid

conv

uebs

1964

Feb-Autr

Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
1960_
Consolidated guaranteed 4 As ser I
1963
Consolidated guaranteed 4As ser J
1964
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970___

Plantation

3VL-S

,

Public
3s

f

s

Procter

Pipe

Line

2%s

debentures
Gamble

&

Service

1041,4

1,051

t

June-Dec

2

Feb-Aug

Quaker

Oats

2%s

Corp of

America

7

—

97%

20

5)3

45

5)0

7

90%

Rheem Mfg Co

4'As

Gas

General
Rohr

Aircraft

5'As

C

1978

Baguenay Power 3s
Bt

Lawrence
Second

Bt.

&

gold

debs

D

1977

J

1969

*76 A

92

86%

bond

St

Paul Union

Bcioto V &
Bcott

cons

Jan-July

gold

68

1st

49 34

1971

Mar-Sept

1982

3%s

f

s

B

debentures

debentures

4%s

subord

1977——

debentures

Gas

:

debs

June-Dec

6s

conv

Inc—

subord

V

debs

6outli & North Ala

•;

*

100'/a

342

88 %

99 Va

102'/a

101

101

97 Va
94

101

100%

—

84 A

104 A

1981

San Fran Term

A 103

220

87%

105 34
92

99%

22

82'/a

1

103

83 Va

Southwestern

:

—

110

3 As

2As

debs

95

95

77

85

—:

110

202

133

21

Standard

Coil

Standard Oil

Products

(Indiana)

5s

3As

Jan-July

128

85

85

conv

conv

1967

1982

181A

161

162

162

181A

79

90'/a

Jnne-Deo
;

*82

85

83

83

*82

Jan-July

1969

June-Dec

94

Mar-Sept

1976

Power

85 3 4

21

93

152

18J.

82

112

A

Co—

78VL

60

consolidated

RR

>■

'

'
w-

— tt.

5s

•

100

101A

99

Map-Nov

1"

"9

99,1.

*78

RR

first

ref

3 As

3As

debentures

99

1974

*82

Pacific

I

196G

66

*93%
100 A

100

101

Jan-July

77

59

71

91

A

99

13

Va

101

First

78%
■

76%

78%

*81

U

107

I*

70%
99

April-Ocf

71'a

4

5)7

June-Dec

99%

339

a

"86 A

A

ser

Power

Public

Service

54

52 A

54

56

52 A

54

50

922

5)2 A

92 A

Va
51%

1971

64 A

97%

A

90

95%

100

99

103%

100

"95)

90

99

81

86

78
81

83

A

88

A

80
82 A

85

12

89 A

89 A

87 A

82

>♦

84 A

87 V:

383

!>

93 A

88 A
81'A

5)9

122%

87 A

84
5)9 '

91 Va

9-5 A

98 A

99%

981/4
5P>

56 A

100 Va

58 A

56

73

657ij

63

74

78

85%

85

t!

May
June-Dec

94

*79

Jan-July

2As

65

52 'A
92

3

A

Mar-Sept

.

3As

88
96

IOOVb

94

•

2029—.•

1

1976—

Power

60

53 A

Jan-July
Jan

2As

97

Jan-July
.7

100A

86

5)6 A

5)7

ApriZ-Oct

'

*85 A

1976_Jan-JaZp

Deferred

A

95Va

in

delivery

the

year's

sale
range,

not
n

"77

81

included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's

Ex-coupon.

y

^Companies reported
the

Bankruptcy Act,

84

•Friday's bid

142%

ABonds

or

and

receivership,

securities assumed by such

asked

e

or

reorganized

Odd-lot

range.
.

gNegotiability impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy,

87%
92

66

1958-.:

83

94A
88

Feh-Aug

,

1960

Co—

included in the year's range,

84

75
81
81

—

*80

1980

mortgage 27us 1979

Included

21

1967

mortgage 3s

Yonkers Electric Light &

not

Map-Nov
April

debs

83

5)6

Jan-July

series A 2004

Electric

Wisconsin

109

—

April-Oct

f

88
59

5)5 A

May-Wop

RR

4 As inc

mtge

Wisconsin

D

76

A

54

May

series

s

67

75 A

54

116

98%

—

first

Central

1st mtge 4s

93%

17

1981

1975

3 As

Corp

Wilson & Co.

86

66

1

—

--

debs

Winsion-Salem S B first 4s

103

301

3As

mortgage
conv

Wisconsin

0

A

ser

'

67

76 Va

75 A

"78 A

Jan-July

1984

101%

60

Apr-Ocf
J tin-July

3As

'

.

93%

67

54

-.Jan-July
Jan-July

-

Co

101 Va

66

60

1982

RR

debentures

83

82

67

May-Wop

series

84'/a

::

June-Dec

85 A

75 A

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July

First

101%

77

78%

"65

Mar-Sept

33/4s

.

sale

not

rCash sale
•

„

under Section

77

of

companies.

prices; no sales being

transacted

during current week.

;

-

selling flat.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In

the following extensive list we furnish

a

AND

YEARLY

complete report of the transactions

RECORD

the

American

Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Nov. 18 and ending Friday, Nov. 22. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A_
Precision Products Inc

Acme
Acme

Adam

Wire

Co

Consol

Industries

1

Inc

Aertmca Manufacturing Corp

1

Aero

1

Stipply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
For

footnotes

see

page




•

37.

NOVEMBER

22

Range

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

for tVeelc
Shares

Par

Low

High

Sale Price

High

Air

Way

Industries

3

Inc

37a

300

3%

Oct

5%

Jan

Ajax Petroleums Ltd

5%

57n

400

5%

Nov

11%

Apr

Alabama

250

19 A

Nov

30

Feb

Alabama

Corp
Great Southern

9

A Aug

Alabama

Power

6 58

6%

6%

1,100

5% Mar

5%

5%

5%

2,900

4

A

Oct

2

2

Va

1.400

1

A

Oct

8%

8%

400

7 A Mar

10%

Jan

3V8 July
9

Oct

Alan
5

Wood

%

Alaska

4.20%

Steel

cumulattve
Airlines

Co

preferred.
—

preferred-

Inc

for Week
Shares

Low
2

2

1%
n

—50c

Gas

50

23 A
135

Range Since Jan .1
High

Low

High
2

1

1,000

Oct

51/8

Jan

3,700

A

Oct

1

Jan

25

4,600

191/2

Nov

30

Feb

135

20

Nov

160

Jan

A

id

25

Sales

Range
of Prices

Last

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

19% Xl9%

5%

10

common

ENDED

37a

1

—1

WEEK

Sales

Week's
of Prices

Loio

Par

FOR

on

'

91%
102

89%

gtd gold 3 As 2000—Feb-Aup

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2As A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 As series C 1970

97

92

87 A

April-Oct

1995.V

79 A

73

A.

80

82

--

Jan-July

1958

104

87

t

80

80

90

Westinghouse Electric Corp 2As 1971

173

83

'

Co—

5s income

67

122 A

88

82

3
'

April-Oct

112

86 A

81

Jan-July

2013

160

June-Dec

1951

and refund nvtge 2 As ser E

Western

114

100
1

*54 Va

•;

133

84

77'/a

87

5As

•

80

-75

80

Jane-Dec

Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
registered 2361
*
J an-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A i960—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 As series C 1979
—Apr-Oct

83%

Jan-July

1985

971/4

102%

*82 A

4s

90 Va

85'/«

—

4'As

97
100

*75

Western

88

73

—

101%

93

14

97

97V4
.•

94

Gen

gold

94%
to

85

101%

80 Va

May-Wow

first

98

June-Dec

1951

debentures

100

78

hm-Jiily

debentures 1983

ASpokane Internal

99 Va

86

Jan-July

debs

Electric

5

108 A

•

Northeastern RR—
Tel

91

*100%

Map-Nov

1947

A

subord

Power

10

*77

87 A

97
<l'>

97

April-Oct

subord

Penn

—

90

90

Mar-Sept

1976

conv

Penn

83%

79 A

1977__;

Bell

15)77

conv

West

773i

86

Bouthern Ry first consul gold 5s 1994
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996

■

--

92

80'/a

90

of America—

West

83 Va

81

1st mtge 3%s ser A '75

85
90

89

;

94

Corp

93 %

77%

Mar-Sept

mortgage 2%s series F 1996
-First mortgage 2 As series G 1961
1st mtge 5*As series H 1983—

3%s

3As

series

117%

;

119%

83

51

(V)

5)2

Washington Terminal 2As series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Map-Nov

89 A

99 Va

16

—

.May-Nov

First,Mortgage 2'As series E 1986

Orleans &

Feb-Aug

1967

93

83

99

95 A

*91

Jan-July

1972

debentures

334

101%

;_May-NoV

,

-

First

Joint

2As

—

013

94 A

*100

—Jan-July
Jan-July

:

15

89

87

89

Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge -ncome 4As series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3 As series B 1971
_Feb-Nov

Bouthern Pacific RR Co-

New

1971

trust 3'As

assented

Whirlpool

1969-

4 As

80 :A

17

105%

87 A

Wabash

98

Bouthern Pacific Co—
4As

88

67

72

*80

Virginian Ry 3s series B

64

HI'%

RR

First 4 As (Oregon Lines) A 1977

79

79 A

75 Va

79

*86

85 Va

105%

100

83

Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
;
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 As conv
1973—June-Dec

Gold

89 A

*85

Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003

20

102% 105%

101%

*

Gold

81'/a

J an-July

West

Bouthern

6

Mar-Sept

85%

96 A

*93 A

—

.June-Dec

;

1)4

1966—April-Oct

sinking fund mtge series A 1951

First

87 A

105V4

gtd 5s 1963.
Aprii-Oci
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979
1
..J an-July
2%s debentures 1985Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1987Jan-July

f

23As

84%

95%

87 Va

i.————Map-Nov

Bouthern California Edison Co—
3As Convertible debentures 1970

84

87

105 Va

*84 A

103

Jan-July

1976.

.91

1st mortgage & Refund 3As ser I 1981—June-Dec
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982-

101A

*.

1978 W

2 As

America

76 A

104

—

ApriZ-Oct

:

79 A

1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2As ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2As ser II 1980
Mar-Sept

Mar-Sept

1986

1965

3

<■

May-Nov

1977

debentures

Wan-en

Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs

Bocony-Vacuum Oil

A,

105%

ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct

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of

Co

1969

mtge & coll.tr 4As

First

Corp—

.

Smith-Corona

'.II

92 Va

100

96

Jan-July
1982_

86

79 Va

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1973—April-Oct

May-Nov

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Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971
SASiemens & Halske GAs 1951

,

95%

*84%

Feb-Aug

f

s

debs

Virginia Electric &

June-Dec

1977—

1982

&

1970

92

85 A

79 A

Map-Nov
debs

98
88

88

--

June-Dec

1980

94

88 A

•

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96 A
96 Va

80

91A

91A

23/«s

83 A
91

33

—

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1971

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103

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——

June-Dec

1972—

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113

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85

84%

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u

96

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88

80

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83

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trust 2As 1975_ApriZ-OCt

Participating ctfs 47/8s 1968

93

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Mar-Sept

:

Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Oil

91A
81

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80

107 A 108%

Mar-Sept

1st

'

5s

68 7

Acceptance Corp—

4%s

Snamrdck

"

93

90

May-Nov

debentures 1974

Bears, Roebuck

Va

Jan-July

1980

Beagram (Jos E) & Sons 2As 19G6
3s

92

90

....April-Oct

debs 1961

6As sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented seiies C 1951

86

92 Va

*90

114

83

*75

April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf

6 As

80 A

87%

'

"

106

83

75

47 A

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72

106

108 Vs

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3%s

8

■

—.

1986—-

3 As assented series A

56

109

85 A

72

June-Dec

1975-

i

s

3 As

79%

75

«

8B34

83

.

Feb-Awgf

& coll trust
debs 1972—

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91

68

69

49%

*

■

8%

—

1974

sinking fund debentures 1973

2As

71 Va

62

75

47 A

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gtd 4s 1989—May-Wow

Manufacturing 4%s debs

lhtge 3s series

58%

99 A

82

106

June-Dec

1985—Jan-July

United Steel Works Corp—
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80

69 Va

56

subord

mtge

S

93

85 Va

82 34

Corp—

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3As

April-Oct

Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
1st

68

*

1968-J?me-Dec

debentures

conv

A

3As

California

Artists

4%s

U

5
_...

3%s

of Missouri

debentures

1st

112

77%

99

92

'

78 A

83%

86%

—

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4s

80

41

'

.

71%

f.8
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1971—

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New England

Paper 3s

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first

A

*

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1989
bond certificates Nov

Depot

86
*

April-Oct

92

Co

1st mtge & coll

85

r ^

91

1996..Jan-July

1997

152

83 A

—

83

74

3%s

90

83 A

94%

93%

1970—Ap?^Z-Oct
C 1990—ApriZ-Oct

1982

United Gas Corp 2 As 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3As

*

*87 A

*84%
5)3 A

84

United

80 Va

—

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coll ir 2As
3As 1982

conv

—

85

79 Va

Jan-July

June-Dec

6s

91'A

787/a

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Cfmt ref and

mtge

1st

Mar-Sepf

gold 5s

Ry—
certificates

Duluth

&

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Oil of

15

93

B

series

mtge &

—'

■

New

mortgage and coll
debentures
1968

United

161

.72

*81 %

Pacific RR
2As debentures 1976 .Feb-Aug
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Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct

18ft

72

.

V

7

90

98

90

81

*86

Union

91

77 A

77

■

Bt Louis-Southwestern
4s

A

106A
100 Va

89

92 A

80

Union

92%

161

84 Va

77

Mar-Nov

Paul

83

*82

.

ASecond mtge inc 4 As ser A Jan
2022——May
mtge 4s ser B 1980
—Mar-Sep
income debs ser A Jan 2006

Second 4s inc

of

1st

82

152

1st

First

RR

Ohio

Union

80

—

Jan-July

.

5s

;

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3s

102%

a

series

5s 2000—
refund M 3As ser E

and

First

V4

94

80

—

M 3 As

Union Electric Co

180

Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept

1971

1st

Francisco Ry
mortgage 4s series A

Bt

64 7

10

—

—

1996

Louis-San

1st

11

.

87

!

*90

Jan-July
May-Wop

Pacific first gold

Tidewater

100%

83 %

Feb-A ho

1977
A

series

367

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Adirond'k

6s

66

87
*80

•'

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subord

conv

89

65

—

1uay-Nov

i

& Electric

and refund M 3%s

&

Tol &

•

85%

Jan-July
Jan-July
...Jan-July

mortgage 4'As series
mortgage 3 As series

and refund

93

90

1972_:

Tri-Continental Corp 2As

97

a

98 »/4

——ApWI-Oct

1978

series

89

99

Louis—

St

87
96%

93

2

91A

Orleans RR—•

New

&

Term

111 A

89 7

"

•

83 A

94

Jan-July
May-Wop

impt M 4s series C 2019

Thompson Products
4As subord debs

173%
87%

85%

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adjustment bonds—
5'As series A 1978

General

June-Dec

—Feb-A'ao

Debt

Rochester

14

luO

*91 A

••

•

1995—Map-Nov
1973——April-Oct

Rhine-Westphalia Eltc Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
;
gADirect mtge 6s 1952
§ AConsol mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955—

B

91
85
__

99 A

D

3%s debs 1975

4'/2s series

89%
*82

Jan-July

1980

conv

Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs

—

of

Assn

First

93

84 A
79

RR

General

98

162

-■

86 A

81

96

Jan-July

impt 2As series D 1985.1—April-Ocf
1965
Map-Nov

8b va

90

:

80 A

*99 Va

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

1973

First

162 A

104V2

*91%

1U0

fund debentures 1982
3As debs 1973

Corp.

Refund and

101A

95

1

High

28

87%

86

Texas Corp 3s debentures

97

89 Va

'.

85

*79 A

Low

84

83 A

Jan-July

Jan. I

NO

—

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96%

89%

—

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—

(Ohio)

Chemical

Oil

Terminal

95%

99 Va

90

'

Co

2As debentures

83'/4

90

92

5)0

Oil

1st

1964

83 A

Range Since

Sold

High

103V4

89 Va

5)0 A

97

—

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35/aS

103%

Texas

.

Radio

101'/a

73

—

97 3 4

Apr-Ocf

debentures

1974

Bond*

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Sale Price

1971—Map-Nov

2As debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 8As debs J 981
Surface Transit Inc
1st mtge 6s 1971

lu0%

94%

11

—■

.

*86

—

2031...J an-July

.

debentures 2%s

(N J)

sinking

Sunray

Texas

1975

1977—.

4As

94 A

5

■

—

.

■

1972——Ja?ie-Dec
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—April-Ocf

debentures

99 A

Texas

debentures

and

83

96 A

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85

1st

Standard

98

73Vi

90

May-No^;

5s

Week'* Range

Last

Period

Exchange

Swift & Co 2%s debentures

94%
96

*164 Vu

4\'aS

92

99

*96%
—

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%.

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debentures

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__.

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97

V

94%

■

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115

82

A

94

—

95

•

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86

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.

Co—

1963—

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BONDS

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Low

95

99 Va

.

100 A loo!-

,

I_iMar-Sepf

1981

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New

High

89

/
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refunding, mortgage 3'As 1968__Jan-July

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2

April-Oct

debs
&

Low

91A

;

1—

.

April-Oct
May-Noo

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3%s

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debentures

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~

1970

No.

■

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_

High

—

1965~~Jan-Julu
~April-Oct

3'As

22

.

—

Feb-Aug

(3 As 1964_

Coal

NOVEMBER

ENDED

Jan. 1

101 A

1041/4

April-Oct

Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry
First general 5s series B
1962.

WEEK

Range Since

Sold

91A

Feb-Awo

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1975
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Bonds

Bid & Asked

91A

~Feb-Au*
~June-Dee

_

FOR

Friday

Friday's

Low

1967

Consolidation

or

Sale Price

Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972_
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/*s 1996
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—

Pittsburgh

RANGE
Week's Range

Last

Period

Petroleum 2%s debentures

Phillips
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Muck

Friday-

.

%

135

100

83%

83 A

150

81A Oct

92%

—10

201/4

20'/4

160

19%

31A

—

Apr
Jan

■■

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1

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31/4

3

31%

700

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89

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5y2 Oct

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Canadian Petrofina

—1
>*—.100
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Electronics

78% July

Carolina Power &
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25

65

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3.6Q0

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1,200

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Co

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(J W) Co common
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371/2 Aug
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26 Va

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34'/a May

Jan

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700

10%

>

29

11

10,600

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18% July

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Feb

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22 y4

24

2,500

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9

8%

9

1,750

7%

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41%

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19%

17%

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300

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600

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Central Explorers Ltd
Catalin Corp of

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Century Electric Go common
Century Investors Inc
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Nov

Nov

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17% Jan

lOVs

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5

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16% May

6% Oct

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4%
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90%

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34

14,600

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Arkansas Louisiana

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24%

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3%

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Laundries

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46% July

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American

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Corp

31/4 July

Continental

Air

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Aviation

Continental

6%

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Industries

31

Oct

46

Jan

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2%

Oct

17

Nov

16%

2%

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2%

2%

Corp

3% July

Oct

1%

10,000

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(j'4 Jan

4%

100

3%

Sep

4%

28,200

4%

Oct

12%

Jan

4%

5'%

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4%

Nov

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131/4

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13%

Nov

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6%

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700

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1,200

25

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20

8%

85

Nov

94

6% Mar

15% Jun
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American

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4%

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British

—

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341/8

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1
1
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10

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serial preferred

13^4

57,900

12%

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23%

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13%

12%

11

10%

11%

22,000

10%

Nov

19

15%

15%

16'/a

500

15%

Nov

19%

6'/a

1,200

Sep

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6

~7%
19

7%
18%

/

6

July
Jun

2.300

7%

Oct

13%

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3,100

7%
19

15%

Oct

23

Jan

3

July

8%

~8%

100

2% July
7% Nov

2%

2%

2%

1,200

21/4 Feb

3% May

5%

5%

5%

300

5%

7%

100

Oct

10%

10%

Jan
Jan

8%

8%

7%

7%

900

7% Sep

8% Jan

2%

2%

300

2%

5%

—B1
2.60

13%

12%

13%

3,300

12%

Oct

22V2 Mpy

11%

11%

11%

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10%

Oct

16%

American dep rets ord shares—3s 0d
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%

%

A

6,500

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Oct

2y8

2%

2 Va

900

3%

3%

4%

1,200

—1

Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Mines

Calgary 4b Edmonton Corp Ltd
Eastern Aviation Inc
Electric

Calvan Consel oil & Oas Co

%

—•

21%

20%

1%

1%

Oct

Jan

Jan
Jan

i'e

29,700

10

Oct

NOV

41/4 Feb
22

5,600

1%

6,600

18

1%

Oct

>iS

Jan

6%

Apr

1 % May
'51/4 July

38

Oct

3%

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Jan

see




page

37.

87

Jun

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Oct '«•

31

Jan

Oct

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Nov

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21/2
.-

2%

•

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47/a Mar

Oct.

;

10

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;

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9%
13%

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100

22%

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2%

Oct

5,000

9%
1

300

8%

Oct

15%

Jun

5,100

5%

Oct

12%

Jan

41/2 "Oct

107/a

Jun

-

6%

7V'4

2.100

5%

5%

200

6%

63ii

2,600

.11

5.700

%

200

19%

19 7

;/

«

5%

6%

Apr

7%

Sep

Oct

1"%

Jan

15/

9

87

•

163b

1.50

'4%

,4

••

;

17% July

May

1/

Jail

93,.

Oct

14

8 i/i

Oct

11%

19%

7/a July-

600

16

Sep

41/4

900

4

Oct

,

reg)|_—£1
50c

79%

1
1

8%

Crowley Milner & Co
Petroleum

Cent

Crown

Cork Internat'l

Crown

Drug Co

(Md)—

5

"A"

78.,:,,

V.

12% ' 12%-

121

2.50

preferred

Jun

96

Apr;

.13'4 Aug

Oct

8%

Apr

22%

.".Oct

9

1,500

May

Jan

28% Aug

24% "Oct

VA

50c

238

Sugar common—5

19%

Cuban

Tobacco

common

1 %•

3,300

/

I-1/4' 'Nov

2%

Jan

7%.

42,150

/:.

-7. /• '•Nov..

14%

Jan

xi'5%/N0V.

18%

Feb

r;i5%,:'. 1: *275
2;%2% ; 12.500
;;.8,300

15;:*.,.

American

Atlantic

•

23%
50

Oct

32

Jan

6

Nov

2'4

16% Mar

18%', 19%,.

•

Jan
May

2%

Jan

2.50

Apr

8

Apr

4

9 ". Apr

10

Jan

A

/'%

40,800

%'o

Oil vtc

Curtis Lighting Inc common.
Curtis Manufacturing Co class

July

T%

CK;t

7

.

■71/8

Cuban

Co—_

Apr

51/2

,

Cuban

Cuban-Venezuelan

Nov

25,900

8%

7%

25b
•

5

Nov

1

73

500

80

•

partic

common

Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Oil

2%

4,600

4,900

3

.1%

.

Jun
Mar

6

5%

...—5

Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crown

o 1 a.
r j i;

1%

July

'•

163«

16%

Jan

July

.300

9

8,

18

600

10',2V 10%

4

9Va

Nov
Mar

6,000
••.

Feb

24% May

Nov

6%
15

200

15nt

Sep

5

500

6%

6 %

15%

10 3

Jan

•'6%

1%

9%

6%

30

1%

1%

5%

J

Creole Petroleum common

Jan

5,500

t

«

Inc

Jan

6%

3 %'''•'

20%

19%'

20

5c

receipts (ord

Feb

5% -Mar

Oct

1

;

11,400

1 %

1

•

Industries

Carrier

Aug

27% Mar

Ltd—

Courtaulds

Jun

15% July
17% Feb

Oct

800

2,400

Jan

9%
36%

Vi 'Oct

1

24%

Jan

3% July
■G% Apr

.7%. Jan.

..

> •Mar

3%

4%^N.ov
2 Va' Oct

,i: -

700',

.

49%

5%

28,600.;,
?,

-%■ Jan

;/.%:' Sep-;
':■% 65a., Oct

300

Apr

July

24V- •Nov

,.21'iMay

1634

i

preferred class A

Nov

■

D
"

•x.

Daltch

Crystal Dairies Inc
Hosiery Mills

12

1

Davenport

1

12
1,1

5%

10c

500

5%

,>!:,i%

lO'/s

Jim

15% Jan

475

:-■•*.

9%

2.50

Davidson Brothers Inc

91/4

Nov

I6V2 May

Nov

1,500
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'

Day

Mines

Inc

Dayton Rubber Co class A

Dejay

Stores

35

__50c

common

'/6,000

IJil.
29

,,29 >:

5%.
TVa-' Jan

7%

Jan

2%

Aug

Oct

36%

Jan

20

28

500

3

Nov

6

Jan

200

5-'/k

Oct

6%

Feb

900

22%

Oct

.

'

3

'

'3%

S3

'

Dempster Investment Co
Dennison

class

Mfg

A

5%

1

debentures
Gasket

Distillers

Co

1

Harris

17'a

2-.50

Nov

1

Oct

3,300

11,800

Jan

Jan

5 Vb Mar

'

6%

21§

'

46

17%

Jan

Apr
July

3,000

•

16%

Jan

1,700 '

16%

Nov

Sep

3% July

'300

1014

Oct

15% May

;

1,
.r

Co

12%

131/2

5,700

12%

Oct

14%

52%

200

50 %

Nov

60

100

41%

Nov

50

Mar

4y8

4A

1,000

4%

Oct

6

Apr

24

241/2

550

241/4

Nov

29'/4 May

$7

preferred

5

6%

30,100

3%

Oct

14

Jan

$6

of America

Apr

42%

10%' 10%
V 7 Viv
7%'
10% THir

_334

r3%

..•■'•'A*l <*.

Nov

'■;}*

•

-

■

7%

33% Aug

"

3V2

700

(i

;

.

;

5,'n

8.100 Z

39%l4bV7*
27

;

334

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..11 i

'

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7 >:■<

u'

3 Va

l3%:

•

4%

5%

_*

22

20%

22m I

1

3

1

3 -?

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S.S

Jan

10%

Jun

Oct

Oct

>.*

3

'

■•■69'% May

;

30% July

.350

Apr

Oct

6 Va

Apr

2U Aug

3%
.

1,7%

23%

•'-26%; Oct /

1,200

•

15%.

Jun

Nov

2%

171/2

July

31% Mar

.*

9,000

10s
1

6%

Apr

15

39

100

Jan

Jan

:19% July
41

Oct

>30%

3,500 '

9*%
•

•

32% 'Oct

•

*

_

10%'-Nov

I

r/.3%"

Oct

.

100

13

Oct

7%

200

%;200'

Apr

30% July

Jan

Oct

17%

300

rrj ih

1

!_1

-

21

....

'

>

15

-

Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.

42

11%;

Laboratories—"

common

19 •••4

-

14%

4,400

'

10

Duniop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Dunham Hosiery class B common..

Dynamics Corp

19

*

1

*

•:

1D*'V

•

•

B)

i

107a

':;8I1"; 9%

A

32.50

Co

Corp

9

_•

common

Co

(Allen

lOVi

•

Common

Test

34%

7.50

Brewery Ltd
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exploration

Duro

3%

11%

Nov

V3%.
A ; 'i*%!
33% "34 %:
17%
161,4

1

Inc

Power

146

Oct

2 Va

i

Cmemical Co Ltd

Textile Co Ltd

Dow

DuMont

.5%

"6,100

6s 8d

&^Doal ord stock

$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company

Duke

100

2%

Ltd—

Dominion Tar 4c

Driver

=»•

2%

1

Bridge Co Ltd

Dorr-Oliver

1%

,1

when issued

Dominion Steel

Dominion

3 1*2

*2%
3%

6%

6%

2s 8

397/b May

Nov

129

20

130

6%

l
25c

American dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd

Dominion

129

1

Club Inc.

common

'

25%'
'

Manufacturing

Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
New

51/2

100

&

Gray Iron Foundry
Development Corp of America
(The)

5%

251/2

5

common

Detroit

51

"~5%

Co—

Beverage Corp

13 Va

4'/a

Jun

Oct

.

25%

7

Reynolds common

42

8

Camden Fire Insurance

footnotes

1% Sep
3%

Feb

Jun

4%

14%

25%

6

Gold Mines

52%

Campbell Chllbougamau Mines Lid—1
For

Jun

10%

Oct

68

3.1,900.

% W

V

'9%

:

/d.-, 50

i

'/.' 57/B Mar

Oct

16^8

1

non-voting

.1

preferred

11''-/

1.25

Corp

Inc

..50
50

Power

$3.00 preferred
$2.50

lQo
50o
100
1

Cable Electric Product) common

California

8%

Ltd—

C 4b C Television Corp

Calif

8%

July
46% Aug

Oct

&1.QQ0-

24%- 251/4 11%%
10%

25>'";

P

$1.12

4%

Feb

1%

4% % «/>. f;700;

4%-''

1%

voting

Corroon &

Crane

21

V

7% Mar

/•■v^oob/i

9%

Coro Inc

Diners'

"2%

Buell Die 4c Machine Co

Burma

A

Class B

$1

Mar

Distillery Ltd—

(H)

Cornucopia

Cott

Feb

12

*

1,000.

.>

5%"

■,

19%

Class

86

Oct

1/400-

;;/

3:,n

/'

<

.27/8;v 3K.«.,v

'■v7%/-7%i

20

& Varnish

71'"V Nov

.'.*4,800/
^

r>8

Detroit

47/s

dep rets ord bearer

British

-

10c

8%
British

i.

10c

Jan

300
100

8%

20o

Bourjols

31/8

3%
.3

Inc

Paint

73

•

.20,800.

J5%". 16

Continental Materials Corp

shares

Oil

conv

9%
15%

Engineering__l

&

Nov

2,500'

10

Inc

Lines

Jan

6214

;..3 00.

r?

B^s'lOVa

••

—.1

Commercial

Jan

300

_i«

Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp

Bayview

24v.i.'

5%vw &%'•

5%.

;i'o

•

Oil

4%

16%

Jan

550

"J l»

"

1

Inc

21% Mar

2% Aug

3% Jan

100

-1

Barry Controls Inc class B
Basic Incorporated
II

V'

50c

Corp

Royalty

Consolidated

13%
25

1

600

•

:

;

..74%

24 Vr

«._20o
_10c

Corp

Mining & Smelt Ltd

Retail Stores

Consol

Oct

'

ti.;

Inc

Containers

1%

7.1/2. Oct

Jan

Nov,-

11,800

2%

,68%

74%

10

Public Service
Machinery—
qxt *to 1965—

6% July
5% Jan

700

- -:i

10 %

10",.'

Compo Shoe

Cuban Petroleum

9% Jan

Jan

1,500

>1

common

Oil Ltd

Banff

10

.

1%

2%

1
1

Co

Inc

Jan

6

Oct

4%

300

Inc

preferred

-1

de

Stone

Hotel

Jan

261/2

Oct

2%

18,700

Class a

Securities

9

30s

ordinary—

Development

Colonial Sand &

Feb

;i;

1,{>00

4%

lOV";

••v-i%^-..;l%f;

'Colon

Jan.

4 Va

46 :-/:.Oct

1

•SJ"9

Jan

Jan

8%

8,.

9'a

3%

Jun

5%

23%

Oct

•

'75

1%

Jan

July

"5%

1

/.

.18% Mar

72'/

72 %

72 s:

Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co

8 Va

Oct

/

70

Oct

3

Jan

Feb

%5r/Sep

.4%

2,500

67/a

1% Nov

1,000

Corby

Baldwin

1 u

C4

62%

62%
,

5

Co—

-

8

11% May

Cooper-Jarrett

Rubber

7%

Jan

May

106%
:

14'.%; Nov-

■

32,600 .%

%

3
2

n

,'•1%

*

22.i..

•

Oct

Bailey A Selburn Oil So GasIndustries

■;#.

:17a
-7%

•••;

14,000

6 '/a

5%

6 Vb

Cook

Baldwin

-

-6

Clayton. & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—-1
Club Aluminum Products Co—_—
Coastal. Caribbean Oils vtc
10c

4,600

10

Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common..

Baker

•

2,200

Claussner Hosiery

4,300

non-cum

51/4

Jun

Consol

Inc

Steel

5%

Apr

200

Co

Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants^
Atlas Plywood Corp

xl4%

15 7/8

Atlas Consolidated Mining Sc

Non-voting

Corporation

Clary

4'/2

-:

Oct

9'

Nov

.3%

700

30

39

Mar

700

15%

22%

92%

Fisheries
Line

Automatic

Co

Manuiacturing

Clarostat

100

Jan

T
Jan
2^ July
3A Mar

Oct

•

v

•

«3 %

Xl4%

3V2

/

.26% Sep
•7% Aug
311/4 Feb

■

80

.'

j

Nov

3,600

Coast
Coast

Devices

Co

\

A July
/;• 4% Mary
.27%,May

Oct

2,200

•/,.31/e

1
—•j&ti
10cr
1
1
——1

Corp—:

Controller

Commodore

•

Atlantic

Audio

Oil

Community

participating

Atlantic

;;7.V225

3

Oct

\5%

19,3001 J,

.

u>

8

13%

Associated Tel & Tel—
Class A

*

2t%
,<

Oct

11,800

12% Oct

__

SI

«fc Gas Co

Oil

.

Jan*

22% May

Oct

1;%,. Oct

».S}>

4,100

;

A A-

A

-

,.7%

He
17;%

700?'

22,100

7%

25e

me

reg

Stores

3

'lnr.

27.1/4

-T %

Jan

-

-10%

•

Oct

Oct

5,100
;/4,400

800

3,300

.

rets

Apr

101

89% Aug

Industries—

Electric

American dep
Associated Food

101

Aug

Clark

3,600

*

':

31 4

29%: Aug
8{g July

i

Oct

■M

?'

—10
-4

Chromalloy Corp

Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Arrqour 4b Co warrants—*..
Armstrong Rubber Co class A—
Aro Equipment Corp
;

t'Vl

10%

Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining

4%

8

V

101% 101%

2.50
10.
1

Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd

33%

Gas Co—

'ft:

\

10
~2
.—10

Charis

Angostura-Wupperman -—,—
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4% % pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
8

180

>

.

%TiV%1J/4V;

•i%

100

pfd

Light 4%

15% Aug

2%

100

■».

27%

100

preferred

3.50%

Central Power &

12%

3,800

I

1
1
1
—*

Corp

Secur

231/2 Mar

6,600

10,600

4%

& Co

M)

(A

7% Feb

11,700

6

5%

6

Castle

Oct

16%

3,000

3 Vh

2%

Vff

12%

;•

11,300

18% ; '

•5%
'

2s 6d
1
*
10
1

ord

dep rets B

American

Feb

23

II,000

x27%

X28%

li

6%

6

2%
2%

19,900

:-tv I a

'VA

8
—-1

22%

500

Nov

-

23%
•

Oct
Feb

../43,t3

2%

-2 %

181,4

Light $5 pfd

1% May

15%
30

i

5.50

14% May

9V2 Jan

66 %

Nitrate Corp—

"A" shares

Ltd vtc—

Producers

31

Natural Oas Co 6%

Anglo-Lautaro

Oil

Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation

14

■

Canso

Jan

200

X23%

6%

Maracalbo
Meter Co

American

Jan

CDrp
Natural Gas Ltd vtc

Canal-Randolph

.20%

:v

1%

60
1
1
1

Minerals

Williston

Canadian

-

26,800

•

--—

{ft Oct

260

29

Co———I
—•
pfd—28
American Petrpfina Inc class A——1
American Photocopy Equip Co—1
American 8eal-Kap common——
1
American Thread 5% preferred—8
American Writing Paper common
8
AMI Incorporated
1
Amurex Oil Company class A
—8
Anacon Lead
Mines Ltd
20o
Anchor Post Products
3
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd—
4.78
American

American

ll'/2

6% Oct

66%
14%

23%

28

American Manufacturing Co com

11%

Jan

24% May

"

Machine———30

American Laundry

250

"l

IS
"10

common—

Beverage

American

~

May

88%

Oct

50
/'■

17

Aug

20

7%

11%

11%

Feb

500

~4%

18 V4
.1%
5%-r 5%

5%

,

;

Ltd partic pfd__10

Canso

76

200

20

67/a

7

Oct

6 y«

1,100

82%

20

7

Industries common
Ambrook Industries Inc (R I).
American Air Filter 6% conv pfd—If

American

Canadian

6%

20

Aluminum

American

4% Mar

-—2 /

Ltd

Dock Co Ltd—-Homestead Oils Ltd—-—10c

2%

7,500

1

High

,23 %

i

3.1}
413

%4'/4

Petroleums Ltd vtc.3

Southern

19%

7

Range Since Jan.
Low

High

..28%

Canadian Dredge &

300

'79

82%

10S

Manufacturing—10

Goods

aluminum

Canadian Atlantic Oil Co

May

I,600

6%

AluminUm

13.75

Canada

4%
15

8

Paper Corp

Allied

Sep
Jan

6%

1

Jan

32

11,900

Shares

21%

23%

common

--20

30 %

31%

Investing cap »took__l

Allied Internat'l

Oct

Co Ltd

preference

7%

—18

8%% convertible preferred-,
Allied Control Co Inc

Cement

61/2 %

1% Oct

2,300

"3%

~2%

-1

Corp.

Pictures

Artiste

Allied

Canada

Feb

6

Nov

13%

Allee * Fisher common

Bread Co Ltd

281/2 Jan

Oct

2i/2

25,000

3

25, 1957

for Week

Low

Par

Canada

2%

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Exchange

Monday, November

Sales

Week's

Friday
Last

American Stock

...

High

2%

500

2%

2%

>27/a

-10S

Alleghany Corp warranto
Allegheny Airlines Inc—

EXCHANGE
november

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

19%

Engineering Co—

American

Shares

High

Low

Far

week ended

for

for Week

of Prices

East

STOCKS
AauNriean

range

Sales 4

Week's

Friday

Financial Chronicle

Commercial and

The

5%-May

Oct

6%

Aug

8

19%

.14%,- Feb

500

/" 19%

Oct

8,700

2%

Oct

.

July
Sep

38V2 Jan
"4 7% Jan

Apr

E
Eastern

Malleable

Eastern States

Iron

,_2s

Corp

1

series A

•

preferred series B

«

32

14'

1317
145

321/4

150

14%

2,400

145

.

25

30

Oot

12

Oct

54% May
31%

138%

Oct

180

126%

Oct

168%

Jan

July
Jan

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

.Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The

.

35

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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS

-

.

■

.

American Slock Exchange

•

*

>

■

-

Weck'a

Last

•

Range

Sale Price

Par

$2
Edo

shares

beneficial

of

int

preferred-——
Corporation class A

1

; 6%

1

Electronics

13%

.moo

12-%

i

25% July

international Resistance Co

^

Jan

latex

32% July

Oil

17%

a

Feb

5%

Oct

;'.

2(4

8,900

1%

Oct

13(4

12-%

13(4

2,000

11%

Oct

17

Israel-American

86

85(4

87 T«

220

Nov

102

85%
■

"2% ,r27«

4

34 (a

5%

5%

Esquire Inc—,—L~~.
1
Corporation I<td
$1 or 25c
E»reka> Pipe Line common,.4,
110

Oil

33%

Oct

42%

Jan

Jeam^tte Glass

5%

Nov

10%

Jun

JUpiter Oils Ltd

9%

Oct

14

300

6

Nov

10(1

5

-

6%

cc

-

28,900

1;

class

Co

____1

A

Fhirehild Camera & Instrument
•

Uranium Mines
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-

4

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9% Nov
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3,600

1& Oct

26,500

3^ Jan

3;700

4% Oct

-

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7%
12

Jan

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1 Va

Jan

Kansas
KJUtz

Kawneer Co

Oct
Oct

14,600

6(4

Nov

5%

Oct

79% Sep
Oct

82

11

Mar

8%

Oct

10% July

117% May
120

Klein

79

Apr

14%

Apr

6%

8%

9%

1,000

5%

Jan

%

Inc_lc

%

4

21,500

3T4

4(4

4 (u

4(4

7,300

3%

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7%

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1

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12,200

%

Nov

2%

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9%

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Jan

5-j7« July

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General Alloys Co__

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100
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Gilbert

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12

4
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pfd—100
1

8%

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23,300

7% Oct

17% May

Lodge & Shipley

Feb

30

20

95

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85

Jun

99% May
97,% Jan

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6%

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100

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18

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18

5

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:

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10 :,4

2,900

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806

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9

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1,400

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2,700

22%
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300

5%

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Mar

3 7 it

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7%

1%

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5%

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11%

Jan

3% May

1st preferred-,-,,
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i

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Land &

13,500

6%

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3

2,400

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10,200

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4%

9 (i

100

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1%

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6

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3

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210

132

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3 %

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11% July

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12

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9% Oct

10

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5

18 (a

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18%

200

17%

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2%

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9,600

2%

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19% May
4% May

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pfd

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Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Platirfg & Stamping

Nov

Co common
6%
preferred-.
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Middle States Petroleum common

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5%

preferred
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50.'.,

51 '%

650

50 %

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43% July
59% Aiig

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..

3

-*

1

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common

3

3,300

2

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3

600

2%

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34%

300

2%

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4%

Jan

1%

400

1

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2%

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2%

2% T

2%

1%

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5%

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27

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85

20

80

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94

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70

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17-4

400

12%

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25

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28% July

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2%

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2%

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4% May

26%

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34% May

12

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24% May

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16%

12%

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35,500
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31

10% May
5 Va Jan

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1%
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31

300

16%

100

17

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116 (n

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27%

100

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93%

10

43%

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55

3.300

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91

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Oct

19% Aug
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122

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59% May
Jun

66

5% Mftr

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8%

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12

7,700

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50c
:

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——1

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6(4

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15%

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24

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42%

7,400

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12%

200

40%

42%
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7

5%

12%

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Oct

10% Aug '

47a "Nov

6

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63

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12%

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6(2

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78(4 Aug

2

13%

94% Mar

14

1,200

12%

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2

2,400

1%

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28(4 May
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-2

100

2

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89(4

83%

89(4

2,150

81

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11

10%

11%

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2

8%

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109% July
11-/8 July

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Jan

14Va

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Nov

100

3%

Nov

200

10%

Feb

12%

2,000

2%

2%

Nov

Jan

4% May
8% Jan

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16

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5% Aug
21% May

6%
13

5 (a

200

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3,000

3%

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67o

3,800

5%

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7% July

12%

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15'% Mar

25

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6V4
12%

13

26

26

100

10

10

600

1,800

8%

29%

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Jan

July

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12%

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70

1ft

9% Oct

15

8%

—

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6

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11% Oct

18

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Nov

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11,400

30

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30
%

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Oct

Jan

Oct

5

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6% Jan

50

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BO

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100

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103

50

14

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20

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Apr

2,900

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2%

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1

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84

14

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1

15 Va

42%

15 Va

300

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26,800

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Oct

15

36% Oct
25-4

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1% May
20

60%
40

Sep

Jan

July

1,600

8% Oct

12% July

200

7% Jan

12

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Piping Co
Co common'

Service

Public

TV

common

17'/a

13%

13'%

13-%

100

13

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17% May

1
1
2.50

-1
1°
1

13%

14

500

14

534

6

6

800

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common

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-r

Weld Machines

Mfg & Stores common

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2,700

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100

13%

Oct

15

Jan

26%

26%

28 -4

14,400

18 Va

Oct

44%

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33

35%

46

46

47

450

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43% Aug

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67

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1

4

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100

9

11

33 Va

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30%

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4

9

4 (a

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9

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4

4

4

7

5%

7

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11%

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8(4

11,200

9

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7%

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13%

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lft Sep
18%

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57%

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25-/4 July

29% July
5

11%
2

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Apr
Jan

10% May
17 % Jan

11 ya July
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10

25

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(a

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8

20%
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4%

400

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11%

1,200

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Oct

7

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9

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24

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18-/4
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29 y4

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5% May
Apr

31

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35

10%

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21%

96

11%

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104

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11,100

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Oct

13

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13%

Apr

1% May
33% July

5,%

Nov

78

Nov

91

10

90(4

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96

82

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89% May

139

Aug

38

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50l

146(4 147

147

39 '/a

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100

2V4

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—

500

common
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2

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111%

300

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12

800

13 7 a

13 Va

106

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ft Oct

2,500

1,200

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22%

400

21%

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25c

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Jan

70

91

—

82

ft

1
5
1

90

78 Va

25-%

2
National Research Corp
1
National Rubber Machinery
10
National Starch Products common—1
National Steel Car Ltd
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National Telefilm Associates^10c
National Transit common
1
National Union Electric Corp
30c
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8-/4

9%

13%

'%

1

common

Electric

Neptune

Jan

4ft Apr

8(4

24-4

3
Hess

Brewing Co (Mich)
National Casket Company,

Presto

15%

13%

'%

&

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National

Nov

8%

6 (a

3

63a

6%

1,500

19

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400

3

3-/a

1,300

44

2%

Sep

Apr
Jan

Feb

3% May
19

Jan

130%

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1%

Jan

39% July
31 Vi Apr

Nov

10%

Jan

Oct

35%

Apr

2%

Feb

3% May

13%

Jun

14%

2%

Nov

4%

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2,100

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6%

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11%

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2%
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2%

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6%

6'%

63

3

3

3(4

5,000

1%

l3a

1,300

—

6-/4
17

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300

—

1

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Oct

Jun

37

1(3%

25-%

10

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National

5%

'

N
Nachman

Oct
Jan

4

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2.50
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common.,

Namm-'Loeser's

12 Va

1
—l

Inc

Corporation
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Muskegon Piston Ring common

Muter

31% Aug

1

1

4%

————

—

Co

1% May
10% July

Oct

1
1

Murphy

Muskogee

Apr
16% July

•ft Nov
Feb

Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cum preferred series B
100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
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*
Mt Clemens Metai Products
1
6% cumulative preferred
4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
—100
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Oct

8

15

100

Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Warrants

1,100
700

~5?®
50

preferred
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1,825

7/a

—

convertible

4%%

9

9%
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3,100

50c
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Miller

8%
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7/a

6'%

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Mid-West

National Petroleum Ltd

•'

14,500

5 /o

13%

12

24% May
4% Oct

preferred—*

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v

10% Oct

300

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cum

non

conv

*

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101%

3%

300

4%

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30

Midland

National

,

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1,200

85

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34%

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a

27

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25 %

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900

10%

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29

1%

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28 '

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——

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14

2.50

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Feb

9%

1
1

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Holly Corporation,
Holly- Stores Inc_—
Home Oil Co Ltd

Nov

3%

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1%

1,000

5

common
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7,400
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& Co Inc

(R)

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&

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7%

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f

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1%

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1,200

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11 Va

15%

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Mesabi

Apr

22%

1

common..

4%, preferred——
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Petroleums

Merrill

Co
Corp Ltd

Aug

13%

7

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Hastings
i

Mining

Island

29

,—__

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Hartford Electric Light
Harvard

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Merchants
Merrill

86

13

2

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11%

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5%

5

Mfg Co

105

13%

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.——___—_2
1
10
;
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Co

1ft May

15%

Ltd

& Co

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Michigan Sugar

Machine

American

B

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6 (4

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& Co common

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Menasco

Oct

'

&

7% May

7,300

15-%

5
•
1
1
1
1
1

Nov

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Oct

1

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(J W)

Nov

66

H
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75

10

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2%

1
10

£1
*
3

26

66

66

:—.—1

1

preferred-———

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& Rubber Co

Industries Inc

McDonnell

Metal

Industries—

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$4.50

122

124%

1%,

1%
:

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10c

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Guild Films Company, Inc.
Gulf

123

925

210

1

Company,™

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Grocery

50c

—

.

194

•

124

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Great Lakes

Greer

210

4,200

4Va Nov

•
5

International Marine
Co Ltd

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Mays

:—-*
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Non-voting common stock,-

3(2

1

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7%

*

Nov

Oct

2%

3%

7

1

Stores common
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Marconi

1%

Nov

1% Oct

4

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Mansfield Tire

5%

2

6,500

12

1

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Maihe

30% Aug

4,200

Nov

1,100

1%

4

warrants

Inc

Truck

28% May
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1,000

2

2%

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—1

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Oct

6%

2 (a

4,200

2%

14% Feb
21% May
4% May
6% Apr

2%

30c
2.50

Co

Macfadden Publications Inc

Nov

9 li.

5%

18% Jan

12% Oct

12

2

16%
6 %

9% Nov

1,200

M

22

300

Feb

13%
2%

12

1

Lynch Corp

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2

3,600

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28% Jan

16 "a

1
5

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17%

21(4 Oct

37% May

1,200

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16% Jan

22%

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100

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10%

300

22%

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-

3% July
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8% Oct

2'

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11%

5

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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land
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14% July
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—

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700

16%

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8%

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.

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cumulative preferred
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%

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5
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50o
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3
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1%

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95

98%

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1

5
10

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common

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19%

1

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18%

3% Jun

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17

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2

2%

1

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17%

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19

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400

1%

v

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1
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commbn

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7% Jan

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94

1

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15%

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200

f

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10

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700

3,500

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May

19%

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1.25
1
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56

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11,200

;

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;

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38%

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i

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4ft July

7.50

5%

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1

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&

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40%

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B

Oct

5
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Lanston

Feb

_*

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Gokifield

5%

1%

500

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Lamson

Mar

5%

2% Feb

15%

common—

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6

Oct

Nov

„•

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Nov

1

100

*•

28,000

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Lamson

Jun

4

1512

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Glen Alden

Lake

Mar

2%

12

Georgia Power $5 preferred—

Gilchrist

.

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L

1% July
32 (a
105

100,

v

12

38%

Oct
Nov

300

I:'a

40 (4

Oct

.400

114

5%

%
27%
59

800

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20

25c

General. Transistor Corp—

.

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12,300

2ft

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La Consolidada S A

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500

2%/.
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,

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v

100

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15

3,200

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dep rets ord reg_.
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General Indus Enterprises
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5%' convertible preferred
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104

■

warrants,!^.

—;

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General

1,200

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28%

.

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2,500

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common

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Co

Power

15%

5%-

5:(«

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^.

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11,500
hr

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Mar

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2%

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5% Oct

l

Co_

(Geo A)

;<

1

14-A May

1%

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1(8

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2%

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vKnott Hotels Corp
Knox Corp class A

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4

2ft

(S)

Kleinert

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4 l'if

,1.25

May

Nov

Kropp (The) Forge Co
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3

Nov

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Kixkland Minerals Corp Ltd—

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4

(Del)

Oil

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1,600

1% Oct
71
July

1

& Company
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Inc
(Walter)

Kidde

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84

Oct

1,600

2,000

8%

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7%

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81(2

7%

8 7ii

2%

6%

800

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1,450

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3%

700

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21,400

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84

3,200

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Apr

10c

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27% Aug
3% May

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33

4.9(

3%

6% Jan

oommon

Co

Industries

Kalthian (D)

Apr

16%

45

:

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7% Feb
16

9% Oct

American dep rets ord reg——£1
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5%

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36

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5%

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5%

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15,100

8%

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20

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40%

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Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp

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4

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38%

2

~9%

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Irving Air Chute

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pfd—100

1

tear.

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1

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10

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Feb

4,200

6,

6

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2%

v

34-%

10

7

7,300
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34»

Eureka

-—1

Ironrite Inc.

'2

12% Aug
12% Apr
3% Jan

4%
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Royalty

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700

1,000

tor Week

7%

33 %c

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6(2

~2 %

40%

10c

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17

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•
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9%

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Oct

Jan

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-

1

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30%

Week'*
of Prices
Low

Par

International Cigar Machinery
International Petroleum capital

6

V\

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cum

Manufacturing

22%

13%
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5c

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100
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1
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10c
$2. convertible pieferred-!:
1
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6%

1,300

26;500

24:,

.,

1

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Ero

Nov

tSJ

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1

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El-Tronics

6

11-(a

26%

Communications Inc
Corp of America

Electronic

'

(4

16% July
23% Sep

1,000

6%

.

200

<i

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Last

Sale Price

American Stock- Exciufllge

Ranee Since Jan, 1
Low
High

26:!ii

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Electrographic Corp common

6

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21%

Friday

NOVEMBER 22

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STOCKS

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.

High

21%

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30
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Low

RANGE

for Week

of Prices

•

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4

.

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Jan

16

~1 is
9%

1

13

12%

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9

9

1,100
10.600

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900

21

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12%

Nov

23%

Jan

10%

12%

Nov

Nov

13%

Jan

Nov
Nov

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26% May

Oct

32%

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26

25%

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3,200
400

13,600

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1%
9
12 Va

22

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25% Aug
5% Oct

Feb

Jan

34% July
30 Va
9%

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Jan

4

3%

4

1,800

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l-k

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1,100

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700

6

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21

1

8'%

8

1

20%

Nov

4V» Mar

Jan

33% July
9

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England Tel

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Mexico

&

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Pacific

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class A

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78

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7

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6,300

3

5%

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1,200

7%

500

24%

Oct
Mar

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Jun

474

574

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4%

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6*2 July
1074 Jan

Nov

78

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Nov

91%

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66
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3%

79

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2,400

1 %

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3

111

174

174

4,000

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4

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Oct

3%

Nov

2,400

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59 74

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100

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87

100

89

310

85

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90c

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174

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2

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3

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574

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8

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92

1,300

14

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3

Oct

5

r

>

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5

1st pfd

1st preferred
1st preferred

5%
5%

2874

267a

25

26

4.50%

redeemable

4.36%

redeemable

600

25

2374

2474

1st

2474

•

dividend

•

$4.75

conv

preferred-

dividend

preferred

•

dividend preferred
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Ltd.

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Page-Hersey

pfd

i

2 Bol

Pentepec Oil (C A)

Corp

Park

Motors

Chemical

Parker

Pen

Class

Co

class

H.

A

3

225/8
21

Nov

27%

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Jun

26%

Jan

21%

20%

2174

000

20

Nov

24

Jun

Piasecld
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Gold

Mines

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8674

87

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450

10074

560

97

a

100
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214

90

75

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800

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174

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3

84

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108

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5% Oct

31,600
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6%

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5

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2,000

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4,100

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7

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300

2

278 Mar

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600

4%

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7%

77 a

7

1 V'4

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174

1,600

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Oct

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574

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47a July
58 % Feb

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1074

274

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167a Aug
1674 July
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4%

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374 Aug
14

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1374 May
liO Jan

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100

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274

1

50

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400

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14

4%

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49

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5

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300

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91

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174

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7

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5%

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14%

48

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,

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108

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48

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2

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l

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2

2

1,200

2

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6

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20<j
2.50

1

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8%

*

common

Royalties Ltd

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1

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Prophet (The) Company
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13,000

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8

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2

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100

48

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57% May

200

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21

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17

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9

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A Apr

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1,200

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500

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12

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1,000

874

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93% Feb

83

275

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1374

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700

13

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1774

15%

17%

400

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20 %

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Reading Tube Corp

convertible preferred

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8%

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18

17

17%'

A

3,500

5

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Oct

6J,1) Nov
29% Sop

8

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Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
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174

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7%

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16%

13,000

4%

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1 %

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100

274

274

4,100

79%

310

1

17 a

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1

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00

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1

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200

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1

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4

434

15,800

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27i Jun
574

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1174 July

Nov

3

Jan

Jun

87

Feb

Nov

274

Jan

footnotes

Oct

I534 July
12% Jan

4

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87a Aug

Sep

24 74

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300

9%

97a

1,600

*

14%

13%

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6,500

1374

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common

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1,500

274

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page

37.

2674

1

common
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27 a

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p

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Ryerson & Haynes

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dep rets ord reg

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1

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50

8874

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1013.i Mar

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4174 Feb

89%
18

1,000

1

14,100

13%

1774

3974

convertible

417

California

Petroleum

Southern Materials Co

3"

41%

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2%

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174

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374

2,000

274

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1074

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2,400

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2174

32 3 4

317 a

3374

11,400

3174

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47

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374

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4

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9

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50

50

70

4574

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5534 Apr

2474

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25

600

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4174

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4674 May

1,000

38

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43 74 May

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474
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20

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a

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200

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1

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:

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Jan

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400

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4734

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18-

15

2,900

14

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1
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1

•

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9
1

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74

1

%

»

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Jun

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10

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574

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■

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—

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1074 July

5174

52

100

49

474

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100

14 74

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167a

17

900

1374 Mar

—

—.

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174

200

174

21,100

1%

Oct

334

Feb

300

1574

Nov

3174

Jan

1,000

27 74

Oct

4074 May

16

29 74

32.

18

32

Apr
Jan

July

12 74

1%

15%

__

20

18 74

1274 Aug

1374

Feb

950

17%

Apr

20%

Jan

•

9%

9

74

9:,4

700

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Nov

14%

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1

1%

174

1%

4,300

174

Oct

374

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& Co common

Corporation

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Oct

1

Sterling Aluminum Products common..5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Delt
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41

2074

1

21

10

conv

(S)

2174

—-1

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40

41

8 7a

Steel Co of Canada ordinary—
Steel Parts Corporation

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74

6

67a

:—.—1

preferred
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Stylon

Jail

1,400

1
20

(Ky)

B)

1374 Aug
Jan

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2

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(J

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5

Forgings Corp
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Standard

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3374

177a

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& Co

167a

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1074

II

Dredging Corp common
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(A)

Nov

74

17 74

——5

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11

1

Uranium

M.a'r

7a

28

5
1

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a

1

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Stahl-Meyer Inc

div

.

74

A
3%

—.

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Specialty Stores Co Inc

50e

Nov

100

Mar

May
Sep
65
.May
6874 May
18

A

ill

Corp—2

Inc

Pipe Line—.—,

Spear & Company—_—:

Slarrett

Nov

700

a

3

27a
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i

25
25
25
25

preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.24% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred

Stanrock

2

23

37

8,500

4174
7

25
25

4.48%

Standard-Thomson

2474 May

Oct

Apr

127'a

convertible preference-——25

Royalty

Nov

Jan

Edison—

4.56%

Southland

5% Mar

74

16.200

3

;

common

__

25c

Sunrise

Supermarkets Corp
1
International Petrol Corp.—
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
.1—1

—

13

1334
374

11.700

3

3 74

13

1774 July

Apr

574 July

3

2.200

334
74

374

F-b

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Oct

3%

Oct

774

1074

—

12

1,300

Sunset

TaJon
4%

Inc

class

B

Tampa

A

11

3

1374

1374

1474

1,100

12%

Feb

17

3

common

1374

13 74

13%

1,200

1174

Feb

151

674

Oct

common

preferred

cum

•

Electric

Technicolor

Co

Inc

10

Oil

7
1

common

!

Corporation

334

334

2%

274

17

a

174

7a

7a

1

Texas

Calgary Co
Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
!

25c

Texas Power

Chemical

3174

20c

common

Apr

Tilo

Acceptance

Industries
Co

3

20 74
9

Fob

31

Oct

14% May
24% Jun

274

2,600

74

277a

2,000

23/

274

900

274

Oct

374

37o

500

374

Oct

24

2% May
Oct

19

4 Va

Jun

Temper

Trnnz Inc

4% Aug

Jan

Oct
Jan

3

,

1/4"Jan

:t

Sep

99-

Feb

22%

1.300

2134

Nov

-4574

Jan

6674

5,700-

40%

Jan

34
574

-li

■

li!

1974

5%

19:,4

5.800

574

18 7 4

1974

20

.

400
,

800

1,700

-

-

74

Oct

707-4 May
274

Jan

474
,

Oct

10

Jan

18%
1974

Nov

22

Aug

Nov

25

Mar

700

1074

Oct

1534 Mar

200

16

Oct

23% July

274
—.,

2

90

2%
81

1,100

2%
8274

2,800
125

a July-

Hi July
79

Feb

274
78

Oct
Oct

6A

F(,b

2

Sep

16374 July
574 Jan
9174

Apr

174

2

1,500

174

Oct

27a Aug

474

474

1,400

3%

Oct

5% Jul.V

10c

1074

10'%

12 %

6.900

8

1

A

Cable

700

97

2

274

2%

27a

1,700

2

—50c

174

1%

16,400

1.25

2

I »i

174

Co

2

Oct

1474

Jun

Mar

4%

Jan

13

Nov

374

Jan

2,800

15

lilr

Oct

5,500

%

Oct

3!;J May
% Jun

a

74

~i
&

2

74

474

Inc

class

5
—

97

1

i«t

74

374

Nov

57a Mar

21

Corp

21

2174

500

21

Nov

22

14%.

warrants

1274

14%

97,400

11

Jan

2074 May

1674

107a

800

16

Oct

2374 Aug

iq

>

«

—

2974 Aug

Jail

4374 May
574 May
5%

Tri-Contincntal

Oct

:

2%

Oct
Oct

74

1

Corp

Triangle Conduit
True

1

4,300

12'.

100

Corp

Empire Oils Ltd
Rights
Lux

2 74

1,300

iV

1774

70c

Trans

Trans

1,700

H4

Oct

Jan

1774

5s

class A
Trans Caribbean
Airways class A
Oil

27a

874

117.4

20

Toledo Edison 474% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada

Cuba

Oct

£1

Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil Corp

Cont

374

1

Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord
registered
Amer deposit rets def
registered,

Trans

9,300

2134

66

Tobacco

Trans

37«

Sep

3474. Jun

1

Tishman Realty & Construction

Tower

Oct

„8674
213

—_10c

Roofing Inc

27%

Aug

674

6434

3

70c convertible preferred
10
Thorofare Markets Inc__ —„25o
Thriftimart Inc
1

5.000

,

1

Co Inc

3174

•

Corp

Thompson-Starrett

30

--

American

Feb

37

39

12.50

common

cumulative preferred

Southern

Nov

109%

1374

"574

4.88%

Southern

287a

600

74

•

137a

—5
*
1
—1
1

preferred

original

8% Feb

Oof
Oct

17%

Va

20

Corp common

California

Southern

Oot

3

1774

Paper Mills-—

Oil

2174

100

11974 120
8874

•
1

Corp———I-'-:

South Penn

374

1,800

Publications—

Manufacturing common

South

1,800
.

1274 May
Jan

29

4174

120

common——/

(Howard)

Thiokoi

Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common—

$1.25

674

r

Rapid Electrotype (The)

Reis

6%

6%

•

„

;

.

l

Co

2571

3%

Shares-—-.—5,000 11

Airways Inc

Smith

Texam

Quebec Lithium Corp

"5%

2474

25c

Tri-A-Sign Inc

Quebec

~474

2574

Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp__ 10c

Class

'

17%

Oct

Apr

80%
14

Oct

1674 July

9

8 ',4

100

common

700
200

Nov

8%

Public Service of Colorado—

3

2%

1974

11%

•

com.

8%
60

7'4

5%
12

400

48:%

16'%

17

1

474% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber

i'tf

%

20

8%
59'%

~27u

•

.

Prentice-I-Iall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America.,
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd-

Co

340

8174

274
20%

22

l

„

Pyle-National

10174

14."'8

10 pesos
10c

Products class A
Porto Rico Telephone Co
Powdrell
Alexander common
Oil

87

10%

Poloron

Prairie

Nov

78% Aug
84% Aug

1

Inc

Pneumatic Scale

Nov

79%

250

a

5

Pittsburgh & Lake EriePittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant

19%

520

2.50

Aircraft Corp

Pioneer

500

84-34
8074

207

3474

a

Oils & Minerals—

Industries

21

8174

7974

;

,

14'%

Pop Boys (Tlie>f
Peppercll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian

Au g

1

,

Ltd__

Philips Electronics Inc
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co

Feb

2

I
Corp

Ratincr of Canada
Penn Traffic Co

283%

-1

;

Parkcrsburg-Aefcna

Jun

900

__1

Company

2?1

200

Amer shares—1 Bol

Paramount

Jan

1,800

1c

,

30%

2374

*

Pan Israel Oil vtc.

J mi

23

100

common—

Tubes

Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc

25 Va

23 %

1

1

;

Jan

Nov

674

1

Singer Manufacturing Co__
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—

Slick

327a

22 74

'

807

Airlines-

Nov

2274

__

•

$4.75

28%

22%

25

Lighting $4.50 preferred

$4.36

2674

600

2474

$4.40 dividend cum preferred

Pacific

5,700

2374

25
preferred—25
preferred
25

1st

Pacific

2934

_25

redeemable 1st preferred
5 % redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80 c,'o
redeemable 1st preferred

Pacific

293,','

25

74%

Jufv

374

2,800

10C

Inc

American

Jan
May

8

2,800

87a

2074

Mines Ltd

Lighting

2
14

,

474

"5

2

Corp

103/4 July

Oct
Oct

11

77a

A

Precision

Jim

74

200

374

2

Creek

11%

874

—1

common

Simpson's Ltd

,

« Oct
874

—■—.——

preferred-/.
Simplicity Pattern common

Aug

8,100

—*

convertible

$3

26% Juii

400

3 74

,r

300

1

—-——100
Canada

of

Siminous-Boardman

Jan

9

74

Jan

1774 Jan
2'74 Sep
274 Jan

Oct

"4%

5

B

Co

Simca

14% May

Oct

15

1474

Jan

Jan

9

11

Power———
-1
common
-25

Corp—•——

(The)

Silvray

July

3%

45%

550

I

3

93

Oct

300

52

1

Corp

Oct
Nov

1%

2

1

3

Silver-Miller

Jan

1,100

"I)

&

Ltd

Breweries

Silver

1

900

49 7 4

%'

.

101

5,900

27a

10c

of

Corp

Silex

16% Aug
81% July

56 %

650

2,100

4

374

1%

6,800

2

17a

4

7
1

Electric

Water

America common

Shoe

Jan

274
107»

874

2 74

2574

preferred—

Siegler

2

2 74

Inc

Overseas

J

Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co

May

974

O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Oxford

c/o

8%

274

10®

Mining

Dcnn

Sherwin-Williams

Sicks

2 %

2 74

Corp common

cumulative

874

174 Oct
874 Nov

71,900

common

Sherwin-Williams

May

% Jan

10%

common

preferred

Company

Town

Jun

2

Products Inc

Sherman

Class

Ltd

Oils

Jun

4A

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—

Ohio Brass Co class B
4 %%

10

2574

Corp

Shattuck

7 V'4 Mar

174

1

common

Ohio Power

Oct

Feb

1%

10®

Shawinigan

9% Mar

Oct

174

50c

Company

Corp

674
16 Va

—

May

8%

3 74

1,700
2,400

Seton

42 %

974 July

67a

Jan

Oct

19% Mar
174 Jan

Oct

20%

403/4

Nov

6

67a

Oct

Apr

600

207a Mar

Oct

197a

Oct

27a

774

2

class B—
—J
Servo Corp of America—————
Servomeclianisms Inc
-20a

4%,

674

%

6%

1134 May
11% July

8,800

42,100

2074

Inc—

Leather

7a

7%

50c

Corp

Serrick

nr

*

Socman

Bros

Ik

.

213/4 Mar

Nov

--1

common

Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General—

O
Oceanic

Ogden

Co

3ft Jun

274

•

Steel

0

25°

-

5% Jan

1%

Class A

(Del)

474

7774

-

15

1974 Jan
2774 July
1174 Jan

17% Aug
153/4 Oct

200

Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Western Airlines.

Nov

1,000

'

100

1674

Fisher Co

&

Scullin

Feb

Jan

374

T

of America

Corp

Sayre

2% May

574,

"374

200

1974

Oil Inc

Savoy

13% May

5

1

1

Warrants
Nuclear

Jan
Nov

3

.

pfd__100

Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd

Sapphire

"

Oct

26

50

Northern Ind Pub Serv

1%
100

5

5 74

1

Penn RR Co

Oct

3%

1
25

Northeast Airlines

2% Feb

40

10

B

North American Royalties Inc
North Canadian Oils Ltd

Nov

Nov

16 7a

474

27

2874

1

High

Feb

774

117a

167n

lft Oct
lft Oct

8

-•
10

8

200

G.300

16 7 a

1,900

6 7a

'

4-

800

774

19

63,000

374

674

1674

774

series_20

4%%

preferred

287-t

50o
10a

Corporation

1374

16

preferred 4.40% series_20
Petroleums Ltd
—1

Cumulative

874

474

Lot»

U74

Cumulative

Mar

174

•Hif
174

474

Range Since Jan.

High

16%

2.50

Co

"i74

a

1

174

Inc

Noreen-ICetay Corp
Norfolk Southern Railway
Class

"174

1

Mines

Lites

Noma

Milling

'l6%

87% Jan
Va Oct

175

Jan

Jan

10%

1

Mines

Rim

Nipissing

ii

42

Shares

13

common

Inc——.—

Ltd
—-—8
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cumulative preferred 5 'Jo series—20
Carlos

Oct

Oct

12
—

Corp Ltd

,47% Jan

%

10

Merchandise

York

2%

1%

Oct

74

1,100

Lawrence

Salem-Broslus
San

Nov

6%

*

Co

St

Jun
Jan.

Oct

%
20

•

Oils

J A Oct

137%

A Nov

4,800

il-

2

Oct

2D0

7a

Co common

York Auction

New
'

Nov

1,490
1,800

4

for Week

Lou)

Par

lft Jun

2034

Land

Arizona

Mining

Superior

i

Sale Price

3ft Jun

In

Co

Zinc_.

New Process

124% 12674

Oct
Oct

1%

126%

V4
1%

21%

preferred

Min &

Jersey

16,200
2 74

Sales

Week's
Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

American Slock Exchange

High

21,100

nr

—250

convertible

50c

New Idria

Loio

1
•
50o

Watch Co

&

NOVEMBER 21

WEEK ENDED

Range Since Jan. 1

High.

17a

100

& Tel

Clock

New

Low

40c
50c

Petroleum

Chamberlain

New

FOR

Friday

Shares

20c

Oils Ltd

New

RANGE

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

American Slock Exchange

Sales

Week'*

Last

STOCKS

30 %

Nov

Jan

u
Unexcelled
Union

Gas

Chemical
Co

of

Corp
Canada.,

Union

Investment Co„

Union

Stock Yards

of

Omaha

_

9

_IIIII!♦
II_I_4
20

5

5

68

66
8

574
68

74

3

2,800
225

74

100

474
57

774
193/4

Oct
Oct

Nov
Oct

774
90

Jun
Mav

974

Jan

2474

Jan

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Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

(2293)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

37

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCKS

Week's

Last

American Stock Exchange

Aircraft Products

United Cuhati Oil Inc
United

High

Low

5%

5%

4%

4 j'ii

413

AGerman

9,300

.1 I

Oct

7'A May

Va

Oct

1 Va Jan
393/4 May

AHanover

Oct

AHanover

i.V

%

30Tu

30%

30%

400

4%

4 Ms

50

3,900
30

Feb

5 V*

4% Feb

A3

RR

J

N

&

10s

Canal

U

Sharing common
preferred
Conditioning Corp
S Foil class B

U

S

liS

23

.1

1%
33'A

common

50c

4%

4%
1 V8

Stores

Oorp

Universal

American

Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil

25o

Universal

Insurance
Marion

lo

Jun

56,900

20'4

Oct

43% May

1%

Nov

3,600

4%

700

4

1%

1,300

1

Nov

Oct

Oct

21

2

20%

20 %

21

3.300

17%

Oct

de

4%

4% Nov

5V8 Jan

900

100

4%

4%
35%

warrants

-

32 %

;

35 Va

Oct

1%

65%

6

Feb-Aug

...

1337a
1165
$65
$57

...

Feb-Aug

Mar-Sept
May-Now

..
._

2008

38

'

2%

3

1,600

2%

Oct

3%

4%

2,300

3'A

Oct

8%

8%

9

1.000

8%

Nov

13 %

Jfen-July
2s 2012__Jan-July

44

..

3%

3 Va

3%

Oct

7 Va

6%

year's

2%

16,400

series

"

300

1%

Oct

2'A

Va

52

55

100

2%

Nov

"w 1,"

issued;

when

z

r

during the current week.
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
voting-trust certificates;

"11-v" non-voting stock; "v tc,"
warrants; "x w," without warrants.

with

"w w,"

Stock and Bond
listed

Averages

closing averages of representative stocks and bondo
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

Below
on

the daily

are

-Bonds—

Instrument Co

1

1

10c

preference

l3/a
14

Sep

18

1.300

23%

Oct

33% Aug

1%

4.200

%

IV'a

41,700

1

90

117

1%

(Del)
Weimen & Company Inc

Weiiiworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%

1

1%

•

Webster Investors Inc

24

Nov

2%

Oct

160
21

Nov

2V4

Jan

L25

800

Oct

Nov

1,900

100

91

'

Western

Leaseholds

Ltd

•

~4%

4%

Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd._100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltti—
Amer

dep

rets

shares.*.

ord

'

%

Va

Is

Western- Tablet & Stationery com
Westmoreland Coal

I_i

Weyenbel-g Shoe MfgWhite Eagle

White
5 Va

Internat

Stores

%

Inc

Oil

common

Jan

38

preferred

conv

U °ct

3

Wichita River Oil Corp
WIckes (The) Corp.
Williams-McWilliams Industries.
Williams
Wilson

8'A July

(R

C)

&

Brothers

Co

23%

3,200

1%

Oct

4%

25

5:%

1.30O

5-%
3%

Pwr & Lt

4<%% pfd
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood all

Industries

100
*

—

—

1834

40O

16 Va

Feb

5,000

40%

Oct

°ltT

5 IS'

200

5A

Fel>

~110

"h7,T

13,300

11

12 Va

1,800

Last

Interest

Period

American Stock Exchange

Sale Price

Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1
1998
Transit

Chicago

Delaware Lack

Authority

1%

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

High

National

Research

5s

New

Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6'As due 1953 extended to 1963—
Ohio

Power

1st

mortgage 3'As

1st mortgage 3s

45

46

Public

Service

77 %

78%

40

76%

46%

47

12

130

*95

Finance and Service

3s

series

2% a

A

79

80

B

$80'A

series

C

1976

3s

E

series

53

80

series

77

17

94%

97%
85

92'A

92'A

:

1981

90

—

.

121

88

22
3

80

H

1982
1982
1982

1

92%

87%

Southern

Counties

Southwestern

Gas

Gas

3'As

&

1970

(Calif.)

3s

3'As

Electric

1971
1970

8 3'A

90%

JL.

—

35

76
tmrnm'

$80

$97%

Wasatch

Corp

deb

6s

A

ser

$3,000

$994,000

$3,000

$25,560,000

5,553,000

Webb

&

West

Perm

Water

3'/as

Power

Knapp Inc 5s debs
Traction

5s

1964

1974

$84

97%

$93%

104-%

87 %

Jan. 1 to Nov.

1960

Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959

10,043,670

493,162,677

489,574,273

$29,000

975,000

66

1,47% 000

44,384,330

49,240,0)0

25,560,000

22,581,100

897,205,400

835,801,200

$26,557,000

Railroad

$24,089,100

$941,772,730

$885,403,000

Industrial

and

Transactions at the American
•)r»

Stock Exchange

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

6
'

$95'A 100

Feb-Aup

1

Domestic

Government

Sharesj

Bonds

Bonds

98'A

Nov. 18—

594,995

$45,000

$18,000

Mon.
Tues.

Nov. 19—-—

605,730

82,000

4,000

102%

92

101'A

Wed.

Nov. 20—

553,925

21,000

Nov. 21

704,970

52,000

Nov. 22

710,200

Friday
American

Stock

Sale Price

Exchange

Period

1951

Jan-July

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Central
AOs
A 6s

(Germany;
Bk

of

series
series

German
A

B

ADanzig Port

7s

State &

1952

Prov

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

Waterways




6'As

1952

Jan-July

Sold

3,169,820

Total.

No

Bonds

$63,000

Jan. 1

Low

of

$22,000

22,

62,000

6,0)0

62,000

$22,000
Jan. 1 to

$300,000

Nov. 22
(956

1956

19 57

4,010,490

192,780,723

200,536,607

3,169,820

Shares

High

92,0)0
21,000

$256,000

1957
Stocks—No.

$G~000

'l0,0ob

Week Ended Nov.

Range Since

190

+185

Banks-

:

1951

&

High

Bonds

Total

Bonds

Bonds

+

105

135

91

$107
+23

30

21 Va

$288,000

$10,607,000

$13,214,000

$256,000

81,000

5.316,000

22,000

2.111.000

Foreign government

Low

ABaden

—

Week's Range

Last

Interest

Corporate

56,000

77

Foreign Sovefiimenis and Municipalities
BONDS

Foreign

Foreign

Stocks

(No. Of

104'A

98

63

17

111,010

994,000

77

90

96'A

100'A 100'A

$250,000

108,000

$3,000

Bank

93

97%

9

98

1

Government.

International

12,505,122

-

Thurs.

65%

65%

June-Aug

,

22

1956

Bonds

91

83

1

S.

\

97

84

—

63%

U.

103

104%
'

,

.

99

58

—

89

89

$58'A

100%

$26,557,000

1957

1956

Fri.

Washington

5,200,000

—

99

103

1
4
mmmm

Shares—

of

90%

89
•

—

$89

Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec

1963

4,977,000

220,000

97'A

94

45
•>

—

91%

90%

103

103

Feb-Aug

United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973

5,307,000

293.000

| 140,000

Foreign

84%

"

104 % 104%

82

84

1

90'A
94%

8 8'A

76 %

—

85

93

AprU-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug

109,000

5.014,000

Week Ended Nov. 22

Stocks—No.

'

103

4,628,000

5,413,000

12,505,122

97'%

83 Va

Sales

$5,869,000

$232,000

$5,637,000
4,519.000

2,898,890

2,847,730

1

Nov. 22

Bond

Bonds

89

$81%

104%

Bonds

Total

Government

136

55

United States

IrU'l

Bank

Bonds

1957

118

$80'A

Mar-Sep

York Stock Exchange

Bonds

96%

$82

Jan-July

J

Gas

276.6

+0.5

Foreign

93

85

92%

Feb-Aug

I

series

California

259.5

402.3

1-o./

259.5
276.6

146.1

292.1'

2,408,662
.

Total

89

89

55

April-Oct

series

Nov. 21—

Fri.

85

85

series

Nov. 20

98 V 2

2

94

47nS

2,243,670

Nov. 19———

Thurs.

102%

2,106,170

.

Tues.

98%

•*.—

121

85

4%s

Nov. 18-.

Wed.

114

$53%

$90

4'As

Southern

227.0

163.5

and Miscel.

o)

Shares

$72

i

Feb-Awp

1979.
G

90

20

+87

No.

Mon.

•

3%s

40*.l

317.5

+0.9

147.4

Railroad

Stocks

57

94

80

Feb-Aug

—.

345.5

503.5

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

98

119

76'A

10

95

85

June-Dec
J an-July
Jan-July

—

-

'

—

.Feb-Aup

1978

F

89%

.(

78'A

Feb-Aug

1976

series

438.7

66

95

80
—

Feb-Aug

1973

3'/as series D
3s

~5

54

80

-Jan-July

1973

228.6

37-.7

472.5

+ 0.4
+1.4
0.3

"New Low.

58%

95

—

93

1:53

Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Nou
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62__Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
series

—

93

93

Safe

3'/86

227.0"
148.8
261.4
278.0

—

297.9

365.0

-1-0.5

345.5
450.3

LOW

High

Change

297.9 '/
376.7

Transactions at the New
46%
48'A

46

:V35

93%

1998

299.4
378.2
350.2
404.1"

—

for the

1957-

Percent

Nov. 8, '57

'57

of the common
major industry

week and with highs and lows

86 %

46%

prices based on the closing prices
15, 1957, for composite and by

follows (1939=100):

Goods

Mining

78%

April-Oet

6s

94.00 Aug 3
78.87 Jan 23

90'A

April-Oct

Electric & Gas Co

^4.70

—

Utility

97'A

81

84%
121 Va

93

3'As 1970

22

72.92 Oct 22

High
Low

74.43

—

Non-Durable Goods

Trade,

16

1:97

1964

Nov.

95.07 July 26
Range for 11)56

74.07

compared with the preceding

Durable

57%

~7

..Jan-July

1968

Range i'or 1957

74^4

Nov. 15,

High

87

Jan-July

1971

Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s

—

,

21

Nov.

current year are as

Transportation
Low

No.

88

May-Nan

1976

1961

19

High
Low

stocks for the week ended Nov.

Jan. 1

Sold

86%

April-Oct

debentures

3 y4s

18_

Nov.

Manufacturing

Corp—

Power

Nov.

Bureau, Inc.

Closing

May

May-Nov

1963

subord

convertible

England

4%

RR

65-stoclc composite average give effect
the-common shares. This changed the
stocks 00 20.47 from 20.55.

4.283 and that for the 65

4.257 from

to

74fi4

Composite

87

May
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
:
Jan-July
A Italian Power Realization Trust 6%% liq tr ctfs..
Valley

industrials

SEC Index of Stock Prices

Range Since

Bonds

U30

A

Midland

for the 30 industrial stocks and for the
20% stock dividend on

The SEC index of stock

Lackawanna of N J Division—

mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
P'lying Tiger Line 5'As conv debs 1967

34.12

Fri.

& Western RR—

1st

86.15

Sep

23

87

June-Dec

A

Feb
Nov

Jan-July

...

1970

3%s 1378

series

~1^
11

$35

June-Deo
June-Dec
Quar-Feb

1994

77.87

Thurs.

Week's Range

Low

& Pump 4s Inc debs

83.50

Wed. Nov. 20—

groups

in

88.95

Tues.

G3/a July

1

147.41

Mon.

79'A Jan

11%

66.83

Date—

21% July

47%

•
10a

84.03

102.70

(35 Stocks)

15% Mar

18

BONDS

2%s

Jan

44
KU.

86.00

Apr

18%

—

77.96

Jan

43'A

47%

5s

83.47

May

Oct

200

13

Friday

Edison

17'A
101

8

£1

88.93

4% Jan

Feb

Sep

11%

■

—

12%

Nov

July

33

'

.

13

145.18

Compiled by National Quotation

Jan

91%

'

'

Nov

2

Inc

Petroleum common
Woohvoi^h (F W) Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg
6%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata Petroleum Corp
*

Boston

25/a
14

'

——

.

1

Waodley

AAmer Steel

4%

50

15
'

Wisconsin

65.92

Over-the-Coun!er Industrial Stock Averages

26'A Mar
8% July

1.500

3%

12%

5,600

15

84.08

100.83

30

Jan

10Va

11%

—"

the

Jan

10% Mar

100

12

3%

1

.

Nov

10'A

5%

1

common..

84.Q8

85.76

439.80

averages

for

10'% Sep

19 V*

12

11

10

'

200

2

1%

,.5

preferred

5%

1%

l

84.02

85.7 L»

78.09

Jan

19V2

19%

25

85.57

78.35

83.67

United Aircraft Corporation's

Jan

9

9

1

.

87.26

83.42

88.79

29% Jan

Apr

200

10

83.40

88.85

144.07

Feb

21,500

1 a

%

88.86

"145.90

65.41

May

32'A

1,200

31 Va

29

"The

the

divisor

Jan

47

Nov

.•

10c

Co

%
68

Jan

23%

31 %

147.99

65.48

98.77

Jan

26'A

10

Inc

65.89

102.92

—

139 % May

Feb

Va

4,600

Tur

21_—

to

Mar

7'A

Oct
Nov

54

*
20

Westmoreland

43a
125

10

125

125

40

Bonds

106.67

20

Nov.

2% July

4%

1%

ities

431.73

—

—.

Nov.

3% July

1%

1

——

Rails

433.37

19

July

16'A

■

2%

2%

Total

Util¬

Rails

Aug

300

-

1

10

Indus¬

1

Stocks

439.35

18

Nov.

1% Jan

15

Nov.

Apr

Nov

ities

Grade

trials

65

Util¬

roads

Second

Grade

"434.96

Nov.

July

81

5

pfd

120

117

■mmmm

Oct

Rail¬

trials

Date

Jan

300

24%

■■

24%

Indus¬

Jan

10

First

10

Total

15

20

30

Jan

%

1%
—

1

Nov

51

60

55

4%
104
3%

...

%

1%

1

Webb & Knapp Inc
$6

2

30

Tiernan Inc

Precision

52%
41%

.

Ex-stock

"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;

tive;

—

delivery

g

range.)

7s/a Jan

2

1%

.

100

$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham

53

44
39

being traded flat.

Jan

Z*

Waitt & Bond Inc...
&

53

22

transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
Transaction foir cash (not included in year's range),
x ExEx-liquidating dividend,
1
;

Deferred

a

distribution,
in

Ex-rights,

y

A Bonds

Jan

1%

73
73
99% 101%

—

„

' =■'

46

$38%

__

tFriday'3 bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit;

Jan

•

Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext..
7 %
preferred

Wallace

__

10

Co

7314
54

__

Stocks

Aircraft

52

70%
54

__

__

"...

w
Waco

4574

.

—

$72
$72
'499% 100
$55
57%

May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
Mar-Sept

1972

A)

(Plan

Jan

2%
4

,

High
180

157

1

1947

July

1

Corp.

dividend.

Jun

141

Nov

*

.2

Low
126

111%

I.

4% Jan

Oct

112

value,

par

Included

(not

85

Oct

400
100

165

—

stmpd

f Ex-liquidating

Aug

6% Jan
July

Nov

32

3.500

1%
1%
114% 115

-

.1

Va

4

78

'

'

of)

Janeiro

♦No

28 Va July

4%

Petroleum

Silver -Lead

Rio

31'A Mar

13%

4%

1927)

Oct

(Republic

59% May

25'A

6,500

■

.1

Vulcan

43%

of

No.

—

+150

Range Since
Jan. 1

Sold

Apr

14%

500

(issue

Bonds

High

.1:174

1949.

Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997

Jun

2%

46

Manufac
:turing.

Vogt

4%

Nov

14%

" .6
II. .5

Vanadiuifi-Alloys Steel Co
Venezuelan

Jan

Va

43%

common....

preferred

Peru

% Mar

3

14%

l

Van Norman Industries

6'/2s

(Prov)

Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2yas

46% July

Feb

28

44

.1

convertible

$4

300

1%
36

a

Universal Products Co

A7s

Sep
2% Feb

15

Aug

14

Corp

Utah-Idaho Sugar

Jan

%

_15

Universal

1%

Aug

1«'

■.

United

9

23%

21%

,—

Jan

4.700

■:.

1 r."

34%

Vitamin

(City of) Germany—
(60% redeemed)

1939

Friday's

Low

Feb-Aug

1947

City (Peru) 6'As stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2'/as 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947

ft Apr

200

11%

Tit

l

States

5

208

1

11

Corp

United

Oct
Nov

'A

—

1 it

I

Reclaiming Co

Rubber

.1

11

lOo

4

181

■—.—

181',4

-

—

10

Air

S

181

■

30

__

__

—;

25

10%
U

—

iqo

Profit

United

or

Bid & Asked

June-Dec

7s

1947

A Lima

dep rets ord registered

Amer

secured 6s

f

7s

Munlc

Cons

5 =A

4 '/a

*

5

High
7% July

Feb

2,000

United Molasses Co Ltd—

United

Week's Range

Last

Sale Price

Period
'

Low

5%

common

Interest

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1

lOc

Elastic Corp
Milk Products

United

Shares

i

,

BONDS

for Week

50c

common

United Asbestos Corp

Friday

'

_

Range

Par

United

NOVEMBER "2

Sales

of Prices

Sale Price

WEEK ENDED

FOR

RANGE

Friday

89,000

1,502,000

Foreign corporate

22,000

1,659,000

$14,377,000

$20,032,000

Domestic

19C
134
106 Va

24 =

$300,000

2

-

^

$458,000

38

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2294)

.

.

.

Monday, itfovemtoer 25, 1957

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

American

Co

Hecla

&

Service

CRles

Inc

87i»
38

13%
10%

Oct

40%

Nov

—10

—

374

374

70

374

21%

2174

42

2074

6074,

6174

57

587b. Oct

93

94%

1974

20%

5374

5 4 74 '•••if-: ..,,79.

71—C-I——--25

'

s

1

1

I

bVeOI-'-

Woolworth

>

.A

*

-J.

Shoe

S

13' H

-21%

1

Carbide

10%r

—

(F W)

v

—*/•;
9474
20%
5474

-

Gas

4%%

Fuel

&

190

9%

Nov

5274

167

49%

Nov

179

10

com

28%
7474

First Nat l Stores Inc

•

F6rd

•

Co

Motor

General

Electric

Gillette

Co

Keiui. coU
Loew's

Lone

Corp

Copper
Cement

4274

Corp
cum

pfd

National Service

Detroit Stock

England

Northern

RR

(N H)

Feb

32%

Oct

35

2%

Oct

86%

389

10

28%

,
—

6c

Mr

14%
126%

100

12 %

12

7c

600

Allen-Electric, &.'Equip_'—_

Oct

-

American

Products

:

-common

Briggs

Rubber,

Manufacturing;

Brown-McLaren

1574

Apr
4074 July
Jan

Oct

14

Jun
Mar-

Consolidated

f

•

•

6

Oct

17%

Jan

Consumers

Oct

137%

Jim

Davidson

71

5

Nov

D

91% Mar

&

Range Since Jan. 1

i

'*•

•*•••• '•

Paper

Power

5%

27b

27b

>5774

•"

1374 Nov

f'

287/a July
16% Jan

V

1374 Jan

.7

:. G60
"220

■

.10

-

13%

-

1374

.

common——

v

574

"574.

18

37%

.20

18

36%

„5

common

—

1374-

6974

677a

*

1374 Nov
42

13

6,719

■'

Feb

''■$
V

774

Jan

Oct

18

Jan
Nov

41% May

■

'

Mathieson

Olin

Pennsylvania
Rexall

Shawmut

Oil

Tor ring ton

United

U

S
S

J)

<N

4274

616

3874

Nov

494

13%

Nov

2274

8 74

50

Oct

10%

Jan

2074

2174

1,847

19

Oct

2374

4774

4974

3,635

4774

Nov

111

3378

Oct

6874 July
74 May

Evans

4374

49

18

18

158

1774

Feb

2074

Jan

Feaeral-Mogui-B'ower

•

Co—_

& Mass

23

23

2374

825

2274

Oct

27 74

38%

3974

2,260

37%

Nov

4774

Jan

3374

32

3374

1,418

32

Nov

45%

3574

161

'immm

29 %

3074

74

2974

Nov

——

72%

75

45

7274

Nov

1274

1274

7

12%

Oct

59

63

5

50

RR Co

100

Waldorf

System Inc
Westmghouse Electric Corp

*

6274

12.50

34%

586

Oct

52%

Feb

,49

Ford

Motor

Wriipbanf

Jan

Gar

63%

Jan

General

95

Feb

14

Feb

Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCK!

Last

Sale Pries
Par

Industries

Motors

Piano

Cincinnati

4%

&

Great

10

Oin£ nnatl Telephone
Cinclnnattl Transit

50

(Dan)

Crystal
E'agle

High

Low

15%

45

24%

2574

125

3 5 74

160

2574

25 74

2 5%

335

8274

)

Mt

82%

2974

2974
77

28%
75%

4%

77

4%

24

23

Oct

Picher

<><-ter

&

Scotten

7

8174

Oct

95%

Jan

Sherman

57

2774

Nov

5074

Jan

Products

American

American

Apr

159

29

Nov

47%

51%

100

50

Oct

68

302

4574

Jan

6974

49%

5274

777

2674

50

1274

1274

224

40

40%

80

74

5

5174

Products

100

1674
40%
167 74

1674

3774
11%

12%

Nov

common-*

Corp

Vinco Corp
Walker

36

Jun

44

Co

Chesapeake

Chrysler

RR

1174

15

1474

Oct

24

37%

95

3774

Nov

41

50

3674

Oct

&

Ohio

Ry

27

11%

Nov

18

16574 16774

68

16074

Oct

42

70

Aug

7774

70

4074

Oct

72%

4574

4674

110

4474

Oct

6574

15%

16

60

1474

Oct

574

5%

6

474

Oct

19% May
774 July

74

2 7 74

35

2774

Nov

54

27

3774

387b

180

37

Oct

Aug

5074 July

5274

119

4774

Oct

70

Jan

6874

6974

68

6474

Jan

82

74 July

4974

50%

44

49

Nov

70

Gas

,

Nov

4874

Nov

4874

4874

20

274

1574

274
1574

100

•

Products

10

Curtiss-Wright

_1

Advanced
Aid

Inv

Akron

Aluminum

&

Discount—

Brass

i

Allegnany

Corp

33

31

2874

31

15

2674

2874

75

2

1474

Jun

Oct

29% Mar
2674

3 74 July
18

Jan

3174

Apr

Nov

4674

Jan

: ■'

'

x"

Aluminium
American
Am

American

y'':

(

■

205 74 Mar

American

Rad &

Stand

11274 July
5974 Mar

9674

5

44%

3674

_3

Harvester
*

2874

10

Feb

3574

Nov

14%

Nov

17

Apr
Jan

1474

12

6874

Apr
7274 July
47 74 July

3074

25

29%

Nov

3874

2874

28%

16

2674

Oct

3674 July

American Viscose
Anaconda
Armco

conv

Atchison
Jan

27 74

Nov

Apr

45%

Jan

5%

3074

Oct

NOV

4074 July
39 74 Jun

Athey

6974

Avco

3074

3074
5374

5374

3

48%

Oct

3674

37

30

3374

Jun

38 74 Mar

2074

2074

17

1974

Nov

28

10774
1674

50

10

3074

50

107 % 10774

35

1674

53

1574

1374
3674

Corp

San

Oil

14

36%

3674

47
190

30%

95%

1574

Oct
Nov

Jun

Brand-,

(Indiana)

Oil

FN

2nd

common-

footnotes

see




page

44

Exchange
transactions only
11

Week'*
Week's

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

48

Range Since J»n. 1

High

<■

25%

Low

1,000

Feb

50 Va

Oct

38%

Jan

Oct

14%

Jan

Oct

974

100

7%

200

8

High

37%
25

500

26

7

300

,y

474
10

Jan

15% Sep

Oct

•

100

July

12

Jun

Mar

474

900

Oct

9

Sep

35%

900

3274

Nov

57

July

400

26

Feb

63% July

50 34 r511

a

474

674

100

25

25%

900

25

677u

400

65

674

16% May

Nov

Products

Corp

July

1374

Nov

22 74

Jan

36

Nov

53

Jan

Bailey Selburn Oil

& Gas class

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings
Belden

Inc

Boeing

27

28%

30

2674

Oct

41%

Feb

Booth

25%

25 74

85

2474

Oct

29 74

Jan

Borg

48%

4874

6

4874

Nov

67%

Jun

4674

4674

25

46

Nov

65% July
26% July

Brad

Airplane
Fisheries

Brach

&

Sons

(E

CorpI

3074

30%

Nov

4574

Feb

Budd

4074

41 %

26

37%

Jan

4274

Aug

3674

37%

40

3674

Nov

61 74

Jan

Burlington Industries (Un)
Bnrronebs
Corp (Un)

Nov
Nov

68% July
13/64 Nov

Foote

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I

4574 July

41%

39%

41%

1,400

3i J/8

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48

Jan

J*n
July

-

1574

1574

400

1574

34%

32%

34%

500

297b

Oct

43% July

7 74

674

774

2,900

5%

Jan

8% Mar

1174

2,100

16674

900

—

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166 7'4

■

1174
163

27%

11

1274
1574

17%

Jan

18

Oct

1

2774

300

100%

44%

900

40%

Oct

46% ""

1,600

4474

Oct

1174

1274

2,700

l'(i%

Oct

15%

16

670

27%

2774

100

17

18

Jan

4374 July

2774 Nov

42%

Jun

17974 Mar

Oct

4574

; 4474

727'4

Jan

.-'64% Jan
16%

Jan

Oct

1974 May

2< y4

Nov

30% May

17

Nov

1474

*

28%

Jan

—

574

5,900

374

400

874

Nov

10%

Apr

1774

1874

400

1474

Jan

24

Aug

3774

1774

18%

874

—

39

400

377a

Nov

57

Jun

800

5

Oct

574

974
65

65

574

2774,

50
200

50

774 July

3874
387-4

18% May

7% Nov
9%
59

14% May

Oct

74

Oct

3%

1,200

27%

27%

350

27

Nov

600

1

Oct

3674

Nov

1

1

36 34

3974

37%

3874

13%

150

26%

26%

3074

31

1%

4%

Oct

37

1%

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5.

3074

71

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6.400

May
Jun

July
Jan

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44% july

71

13

25%

Feb

30%

Nov

50

6974

Nov
Nov

174

174

600

1%

14%

15%

550

1374

Oct

1074

9%

10%

1,600

9%

Nov

327

b

3174

3274

600

30 %

Nov

17%
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100

2,800

1474

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Corp

Butler Brothers

8

10%
65

3%

i
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Burton-Dixie

8

i-i

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4274

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51% July

2874 Oct
V

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(George W)
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10

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5074

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Nov

48

3774

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6274

6/64

3774

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24%

1
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35

10/64

24

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'

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62

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6174

3074

1474

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Jan

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1,600

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1874

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;

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10174 July

1474

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Oct
Nov

1674

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3074

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Jan

2% Sep

13%

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preferred

40%

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Ji

—

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3074

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Oil

Standard

■

174 Mar

1674

-10

40

*

Standard

2

28%

-50

200

50C

Railway

"Apr

5

Mar

13674 May
35

...

4574

5

Rand

16

17% Jan

14

,_H7

(Un)

3174

"15

,

Apr

1674

(Un)_

2

Socony Mobile

Jan

10

-3074

(Un)__

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5

Paper

Jun

574 Mar

*

100

43

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1%

674

(Un)I"I~5

3174

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Reynolds Tobacco

Aug

20

Oct

12

65

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5
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10

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2874

46

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455

Nov

1574

3474

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60

5

Pennsylvania RR
Phillips Petroleum

13

774

5

Refining

$1.50

25

5374

Central

Nov

874

12.50

Foundry

Armour & Co (111)
Ashland Oil &

36%

*

Lead

&

Company

Steel

2774

37

For

5274

651

33%

5

Standard

Oct

79

3674

3274

5

Southern

4774

6274

3574

27%
3574

1

5

Snfrv

Oct

1

Cash

Sinclair

Feb

4274

80

Machine

2

Dairy

Regis

83%

218

2974

Distillers

Pennbli"

15

4474

5974

1474

National

York

9674

4274
5974

5

1%

9674

162

5874

1

National

National

574

45

48

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American Tel & Tel Co

10

Register

275

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1

Investment Co

Oct

Montgomery Ward

6

Low

(Un)_l

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166

.

6

574

—

17274 17474

5

Chemicals

Nov

1174

Corp

(P)

374

47a

(Un)

Motors

Martin

100

11%

'

Can Co

American
American

Lorillard

3%

1

Paramt Theatres

American

Monsanto

374

;.50c

Ltd

Airlines

Broadcast

American

Tel_

Nov

H.

l

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Jun

&

17%

4,100

g

Apr

Tel

237

74

174

__10

68

International

17%

5

America

497a

International

Nov

Oct

;

of

Oct

-

Oct

8%

Oct

Manufacturings

Aluminum Co

Oct

E.leconc

3

194

2%

i___

Allied Paper Corp
Allis Chalmers

4974

Motors

100

8%

'

1574

1

4074

Sears

-

2,116

374

13

__

12%

8 74

1774

374

12%

874 Jan

1174

120

;

45

Ge; eral

62% Sep

500

Steel

105

Greyhound Corp

Feb

2%

(Uni

Allegheny Ludlum
Allied Laboratories

4274

Dynamics

4274

.374

8%

5

Manufacturing

5574

Kodak

Jan

449

1574

Castings

5474

Motor

Jan

5874

I

4174

General

Jun

3%

Nov

2%

Corp

5

St

1274

jo

7

Eastman

17%
2474

Sep

13

15%

common

Dayton Power & Light
Dupont

2%

150

587a

■

Last

Dow

Chemical

410

1,000

Aug

4274

Laboratories

Admiral

Jan

50
69

1

Columbia

74

27a

12

77/2 Jan

13

compilation of the round-lot

Acme Steel Co

Jan

10

Service

Clopay

Pure

27a

Sale Fries

Feb

4274

25

Colgate-Palmolive

Apr

Apr

5% Sep
12% Nov

100

13

Par
Abbott

18074 Mar

7374

25
.

1%
27%

12%

STOCKS

Jan

10,

Corp

Oct
Nov

__

1

45 74 July
4874 July

1174

4274

*

1%
2374

Midwest Stock

Jan

7274

„100

Steel

300

2,193

7

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-

A

/

Ohio

&

Bethlehem

174
24%

7

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!

common..:

Jun

1

;

Feb

2374

1

—

1

—

&

16% Mar

3

Oil

July

1074 July

1%

1

Jan

50

_

Baltimore

New

874 Mar

1

Sep

2874

Mar

25

Manufacturing

1

453

Sep

4474 Jun
25

10

Ashland

Na

10%

6%

Jan

60

2674

10

Armco

L

1074

v

Jan

51%

12.50

Tobacco

Anaconda

Glen

17V Apr
3

1_—10

Wayne Screw Products

1

—

Telephone & Telegraph

American

General

Nov

Oct

5% Jan

1

'''*'<-

Cyanamid

Ford

1

1%

1,100

5

Dillon

Udylite

May

1274

1,000
1,500

1

1

Company

8tocks

American Radiator

Corn

Metal

Brewing

Rudy Mfg

474 Mar
13

5174

Jan

47% July
474 Apr

Nov

9074 Mar

11% July

32

874

Nov

3

1,617

1

1

Standard Tube class B

9

29%

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574

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1174

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2374 Sep

374 July

4

160

4
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Davis

Peninsular

75

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;

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740

,

3674

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7

common..:

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411

j
•

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Elec

3274 May
3 7 74 Jan

1174

1

Airlines

Jan

;

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Refineries

Oct

15

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Mar

24

4,407

5,580

1 %

1

Oct

Nov

5

Unlisted

July

59

974'Nov

4474

1074,

974

574

1

10

Sep

13

2

common

45

4274' Oct

4274

1
1

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Ereweries

14 %

5

•

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21% July
51% Apr

Nov

1

common

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32

13

Randall

U S

3

2174
,

13

10

Gamble—

Oct

3474

1

Clemens

Parke

Apr

59%
f

28%

244

High
3074

*

Gibson Art

Jan

1,175

•

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•

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Drug

National

■»

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11% Nov

•-1;:

3274

1

common—

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Oil.&

Electric

Leonard

Range Since Jan. 1

3474

12 74

——

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Shares

2374

100

Milling

for Week

1574

8.50

Preferred

Cincinnati

Range
of Prices

34%

•
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12% July

225

J>

13 -"r

21%

1074 Nov-

2,770

347 a

13

4 V

common....———1

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Lakes

Kinsel

447410

Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater

Sales

2374

10

Electric

Week's

2374

8

Gas

574 Mar

Nov

107s 'Nov !V V*

100

/

1074-

3074

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Corp

Brewing

Graham

6874 July

Exchange

Low

20

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274

300

2%
11

34%

13

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Bearings

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1074

1074

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3474

Products

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Aug

3974

25

Corp

2%

272 ' V

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Jan

7%

Jan

•

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Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit
Steel, Corporation—
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7—1-1

6174 July

1474

41

——

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Vermont

2174

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4074

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2.50

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Standard
Stone

Chemical

RR

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1774:

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17%

Nov

2274

22%

100

2274

Nov

31%
,

,

82% July;,
17% JMar
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Nov

35 74

100

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5%

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5

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6474 Jan 4;

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Chrysler Corp

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131

119

274

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474 July
128% Jan

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13%

5,850

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for Week

•

of Prices

v-*vv-.

Nov

11%

1474
71

Oct

100

150

Jan

46 74 Mar
'

Nov

25%

13

12674

1374
125
71

r-

79%
10

472

Feb

Jun

July

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395

100

75

Nov

18

49

Jan

29%

Sales

Range

Sale Tries

597 s Mar

274

28%

100

& Tel Co

52

52%

72

Oct

90%

404

Week's

East 5

STOCKS

4274 July
81% Mar

Nov

837b

-

100

Jun

8

Exchange

Jan

July

34%

100

1
20

Companies.—...
England. Electric System

New

Tel

—

1

New

47

42%

2%

100

Narrjagansett Racing Assn

1,713

33

t

—1

10

Maine Central RR Co 5%

205
812

6274

Oct

74% Sep

10

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Theatres

Boston

Stai

,

1

:

52

43%

59%

62%

1

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51

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25

20

'

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Nov

Aug

14% Aug
70% Aug

Oct

18

344

42%

—

6

Hathaway Bakeries Inc

29%

7474

;

4074 Oct

Jan

16

19%

100

Assoc

preferred

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50

4974 July

Oct

49%

■

1974

Oct

1274

18%

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Jan

36

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Union

Jan

54

Oct

8%

6

73%

Oct

44%

215

874 Mar

LOW

42%

Oil

Texas -'Co

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1807s Mar

Nov

159%

577

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r

Jan

22%

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10
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3,009

45%

46%

874

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5%

10

13%

5

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2574

37%

1

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359

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7

4174

4674

100

common

LOW

Range Since Jan.I

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High

10

Studebaker-Packard

~

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42%

Standard Oil (Ohio)

Range Since Jan. 1

for Wetk

Low

Par

16274 16674

16674

60

Eclipse

Copper

2574

25

Boston Pers Prop

Calumet

674

100

Boston & Maine RR

nigh

100

com

Boston Edison

Buffalo

Low

5

Tel Si Tel

Anaconda

Shares

Salys

Range

Sale Price

for Week

of Prices

Par

Week's
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Sales

Range

Sale Fries

American Motors Corp
American Sugar Refining

Exchange

Week's

Last

22

Friday

Boston Stock
STOCKS

NOVEMBER

WEEK ENDED

FOR

July
Oct

4574 Jan
86

2%

Jun

Feb

21% May

Number 5693

186

-Volume

,

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2295)

39

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday

Week's

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Prices

STOCKS

Par
'& ,.C

C

Super

California

Corp

Eastern

Calumet- &

%
i%

5

9%

(Un)

25

Canadian Prosoect Ltd—.
Celariese. Corp of

America (Un)_
West Corpi:

South

Centra!:

Central : Illinois

17*

Light

Champlin Oil & Ref

28

1

common

Milw St

Paul

_•

;—_—IS.

Service

13Tb.;

_

Nov

36 Tb

600

24%
1%

33%

Nov

47

500

10%

Jun

Missouri

Jan

Modine

63% Jan

Oct

12

39%

Monroe

17%

Jan

427b May

Montgomery

Oct

56

Motorola

400

r

267b

Jan

Feb

697b

13

500

12 Va

Oct

207a July

20Tb

:

570

20

*Tov

43

900

22

Nov
Nov

127:
128

.45

130

130

62

69 Tb;

49Tb

'

•

34Tb

Cleveland'Electric Ilium

377b

Jan

12%

Feb

140%

Oct

Oct

140

Tile

National

Apr
82 y* July
•

New

•.

York

707b

Jun

Oct
Oct

46 y*

Jun

Northern

Illinois

51'-

Jan

Northern

Pacific

34Tb
14

30

•400

31""'

Oct

43% May

Oct

20Tb

Jan

32 Tb

Oct

18%

Jan

Oct

42 Va Mar

24Tb

237b

24 Tb

200

Columbia Gas System (Un)_;

•

15%

15Tb

15 3 4

14%

/ 38 Tb
;
20 Tb

39 Tb

1,000
5,400
3,200

20 Va

Nov

31 y2

500

14%

NOV

16%

16%

NOV

207b

Sep
Apr

oct

! 46%

July

Commonwealth Edison

common

Consolidated Foods
Can

Co

1.33 Tb

2

:—;

18 Tb

25

Cudahy. Packing Co ii-:—
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)

i;

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19 Tb

6%

6 Tb

:26 Tb

30 Tb

Deere

Co

&

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common

Edison

Co

(Uni

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Laboratories

Mont

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.

87b

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Pan

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35

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Oct

10%

Jan

de Nemours

(Un)

.

'

__

47 y8

May

Penn-Texas

27%

Feb

32% May

35%

Oct

417b May

18%

2,250
600

16% Oct
49 V* Oct

68

Jun

1712

100

16%

Oct

19

May

3%

100

3%

Nov

177 Tb

5

177%

600

3Tb

xl73

Lines

Kodak

Eastman

Inc

Co

28

Jan

/

162

Oct

5%>

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Foremost.-Dairies

Four-wheel

Inc:

,

31Tb

100

28 Tb

Oct

51%

Auto—

Fruehauf Trailer

10

American

Ueheiui

Transportation;

300

84 %

Feb

112 Tb

——_

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5734

5

62 Tb

General Dynamics Corp..——_
General Electric Co___—J—
.

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6%

IWephone Corp.—

1 :

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Goldhlatt Brothers

8

——:

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Cooperage

Griesedieck
Gull

On

Co

class

Hex.,

1

Industries

Howard

11%

100

73

•

72

Jan

3,200

17b

AUg

100

214

8%

Jan

10

40%

Jan

35Tb

36%

35 Tb

Nov : '

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34%

200

34 Va

Nov

40%

600

27%

28.7 b

2,200

34 Tb

31

.

•

Feb

35 V*

Oct

23Tb

Oct

,

,,

500
50

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3

297b

13

;

Apr
Feb
Nov

33%

800

30 V*

Nov

57%

1,400

47b

1,200

&

Pfizer

Co

100

29'

Jan

39%

Aug

1%

1,200

35%

150

'•

9%

22 y*

Jan

1,600

88% Oct

49

Apr

900

16% Oct

57

53%

57

300

43

24% May
64% July

■

12.50

41%

41

43

41

Nov

63

Jan

14'/*

14%

14%

500

12

Oct

18%

Apr

•

367b

36

367a

2,000

35

Nov

527a

Jan

367a

37 Tb

200

33% Sep

50

50

100

60

Nov

397b May
657* Jan

30%

317b

1,200

30

Jan

48

Jun

347b

35,

39%

Sep

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:

—

5

-

3oy*

13%

400

Feb

600

Bros

Raisin

3y8J

Feb

10

26

,

26

1

Nov

387b Jun

11Tb

11

100

70O

10%

Nov

17% Jan

12.

100

19 Tb

200

2%

2%

4,300

2%

11% Mar
16%

59%

28

1,600

22% Mar

37

700

34%

400

800

52% July
22% Oct

400

10% Feb

62%

22%

23 ya

11

11

11

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Nov

6

May

23%

Nov

29

July

International

*

74

74%

300

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2%

Jan

'2%

1

9 Tb

NOV

22% Jan
Jan

63

Oct

23% Jan
12 V* Jan
Jan

400

75 y8

Nov

99

150

32 Va

Feb

2,100

28%

Nov

42% July
38% Jan

7na',

o*t

114%

Petroleum

Dutch

Co

20g

St Louis Public Service class A

38

417b

40%

300

417b

* 40% Nov

;

Jan

July

64 VB

July

62% Nov
26 V*

12
60 ya

a

July
July

Sears

Roebuck

287b

27%

28%

600

24

Jan

18%

17%

187 a

400

16%

Oct
Oct

47%

1.40

23%

Jun

347*

347*

200

32%

Oct

36

247a

25%

3,600
300

12

1",

1

Co

&

J

Pen Co class A

(W A)

25%

1

B

Co

3,600

97b

9

9

1

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Sinclair

22%

23

0

48 y8

477a

487a

10

0010

477b

46%

48%

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1

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1

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.

b'

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•

Oct

29%

Jan

Nov

117a

Jun

9

9% July
65% Nov
21% Oct

1,600

,

12% Feb

24% Oct

200

66%

22 y*

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200

ny*

11

667a

1

7.50

oil

8% Nov

87a

6

i

Schering Corp new com w 1
Shaeffer

9

8%

—

St Regis Paper Co..
Schenley Industries (Un)

11% May
92% May
32 y* Apr

47% Nov

68%

45%

900

6,300

Nov

65

Oct

33

Jan

July

..

'

South

Spiegel

Works

Lathe

Bend

Co

22 Tb

600

20% Jan

25 Ya

337a

35 y*

600

337a Nov

46% Jan

35%

50o

'Un)

18%

•

Oil ol

300
100

217a

NOV

900

43 V*

Feb

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5,900

36 y*

Nov

62

8,600

47%

Nov

6B7a July

Yb Nov

ft Nov

4?%

4b %

38%

36%

387a

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(N

497b

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26% July

2,100

10%

*

;

Oct

18%

20

California

18

183/a
10

217*
47%

(Un)

July

217*

2
5

ft

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Jan

23

22%

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common

Co

22%

23

5

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Inc
D

50

5

(Un)

Sperry Rand

Standard

Oil

Standard

Railway

Co

9%

223,480

Oct

12%

Apr

357a July
597a July
Jan

5
10

&

41

Oct

61%

200

31'/*

3,000

41%

14%

147*

300

12% Nov
30 » Oct
13% Oct

11

11

11 y*

100

11

15y* Feb

37a

1,200

—

1

44

45 y*

800

B

16%

16%

167*

600

1

22

21

22

1,600

27%

287*

2,100

597a

627*

800

Oyrp.

Corp
Machine

..

37b

1

.

Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift

200

127a

Tool

Studepaker-Packard
Sunbeam

42%

31

10
1

Storkline Furniture

Sundstrand

42%

12%
31%
14%

(Ohio)
Equipment

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stbni
'Inn 1 mi
-1

28%

20

Company

37*

Nov

3% Nov
43 Va

16%
20%
27

Nov

Jun

18% July
18

8Vb
57

Apr
vi ay

Jan

July

Oct

28V*

OCt

29% May

Nov

Jan

42 Ya

Jan

76

jun

"

(

Apr

108% July

Texas

200

83 V*

NOV

1,100

86%

Oct

n

Nov

Aug

Oct

'

23 y* July

'1%

10C

30%

23%

Feb

oiit

13 Va

May

237a Aug

40%

62

5

Oct

16% Mar

800

21

22%

.•

!

27%

1,500
1,400

34%

37

Co

30%

"40

26

28

Co

Paper

151% May

Oct

33% Jan

400

44%

X43ya

X44

l

<Un)

28

20%

10
1

,9% Oct
106% Oct

15

112%

34

35%

Nov

40 Tb

2r%

0"t

37% July

Thor

12%

Oct

14 V*

Co

62%

tThe;_

95

Feb

36

27%

28

600

13

13%

700

"

Feb
Feb

—50c

11%

107*

11%

400

Dct

16% May

•

217b

21

217*

950

21

Nov

Toledo Edison Co

5

12 %

12%

12%

29% May
137* Mar

Trane

35%

13 Tb

huV

3,400

39 Va

(Un)

Pacific

76 Tb

—*
3.50

Feb

13% Jan
25% Jan

19 Vb

31 %

Metals

Southern

75 Va

(Un)

77*
-

Nov

14%

Inc

42% Mar

34

—

,

38%

1

Un)

Steel Corp

Nov

35

28%

Tel

Oct
Nov

14.

I

Co

29%

Co

13%

.23

(Un)_:

Co

Co

Southern

75 Tb

&

13%
39%

2%
4

100

18%

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14

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&

Co

4

14

3 3 Vac

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Oil

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60

preferred

Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light
Pepsi-Cola Co
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10
40

common

Jan

34%

1%

International Harvester

Interstate

Mar

?

93% J ly
17% Jan

Steel Co
Interlake Steamship Co

International Tel

28

3%

3

Corp

convertible

Richman

Jan

73*/*

19

36

61% July

187* Jan

Shell

28%

-*

447a Jan

23 V« Oct
38% Nov

2,100

36% May
12V* Jan

Signode Steel Strapping Co

10

100

7.50

42

20% Jan

12% Nov

46 Va Mar

14%

500

Paper (Un)
Shoe Co

40%

52% May

Nov

29

28% Jan
7% Oct

36% July

100

200

International

247b

1,300
800

100

(Un)—

Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (Un)__10

Nov

200

1,000

10%

International

23%

407b

14% Oct
43% Oct

700

30%

600

Revlon

47% July.
39% May
'45 Tb May

1434

19%

Co (Un)

400

157b
467a

29y8

Jan

3,000

Pullman

Apr1

11%

29

Nickel

157b
46

30%

0

Public Service Co of Indiana-

867b May

78 Tb

10 y2

Inlai

77%

87b

Airways

Pictures

Nov

19%,

:

Oct

7.50

Corp

Oct

297b

,

28%

RR

Development

67

500

32%

68% July
72
July
48Tb July

300
12,500

1
*
———*

Steel Products Co—

61

13

Oct

47 V2

—*
1

central

Industrial

177* Jun

58%

61

8ya

Royal

52%

16 Tb

Illinois

Oct

12%

14% Jan

4,000

100

Indiana

49'% May

13%

32%

River

1,500

17

Co

Nov

2,000

Jan

sy*

10 V* May :

46 Tb

16%

Brick

327a

15'/*

12% Jan

13

Nov

10%

400

10Tb

-10

Illinois

347b

15

24 yb Jan

23 %

common

327b

Nov

1
_10

Huttig Lasn & Door

347b

9%

•

2%

2Tb

1
——

18 V* Aug

1,700

19

—3

Inc

Inc

Hupp* Corporation

Mar

10 Tb

12

3

Industries

Houdaille

41% Jan

16

Republic

26

1

28% Nov

5,90Q
1,300

Apr

9%

—

2,200

167b

Apr

110

brewing Co

Organ

,

29%

16%

15 %

35

———25

Hein Werner Corp

28%

16 y*

Nov

6

32%

Square
Hammond

29%

18%

34 3b

1————1

—

38%

Oct

31Tb

1%

A——•—*

corp—

2oy« Oct

Nov

14Tb

__

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1,100

13%

10%

„

Lakes Oil & Chemical—.

Great

27

12

b

Chemical

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59% Mar

78 Tb

„

—

257b

11%

33 Tb

34Tb

5—
(W H)
Co_
*
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•
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36% July

27

4,800

62Tb

.

& Rubber Co

Goodyear Tire

15% Nov

107b

1,100

39%

28 Tb

10

—

900

15%

5

Class

Gillette (The) Co__
;

39% Jan

1,100

6

6'/*

167b

12%

31

"

May
457a July

27% Nov

14%

Nov

59 Tb

40Tb

ID

35% Apr

200

Radio Corp of America (Un)———•
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5

Nov

59%

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35%
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34%
General Tire & Rubber new coin—83Tbc

200

28
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1

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5

42%

45

Foods

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.

4(2

27%

150

10 Tb

•

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21 y8

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19%

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21

44 Tb

2.

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1

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73

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General* Contract Corp

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Jan

27%

11 Tb

.,

49% Nov
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1

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Gen

1,000

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42

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100

97 b

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10

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100

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Jan

98

5

44 Tb

5

49%

42 Tb

5

5

-

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49%

33%

26

1

•

of America

1,100

5% Jan

20% Nov

(Un)

Quaker
Flour Mills
Ford- Motor

77b

•

Phelps Dodge Corp

205 Tb July

30 Tb

__

10

:

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Philco

Jan

92Tb

1

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Air

Eastern

238

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Nov

July

_

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—

300

21Ve

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Apr

55Ta

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2%
21

Jan

Jun

26 Tb

200,

51% July
57a Jan

40

1

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Oct

17

1,150

2% Nov
2% Nov

5
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17% Aug

171b

18

1
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Inc

:

37%

5

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Drewry*s Ltd USA Inc.—
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30

36Tb

3

•

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Ohio

36%

537b

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28Tb

37Tb

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—

1,200

8

—

Ry

Oak

$1.60

Detroit

36% Feb

10

:

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(Un>

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5%

2,300

100

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21

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800

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41% July

2,900

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(Minnesota)

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600

,

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5%
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.

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6

6
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900

13
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3,100

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1

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,

41

5

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15

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18Tb

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21

15

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10

Continental Motors Corp
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15

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20Tb

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Container Corp of America.
Continental

39Tb

25

;

Consolidated Cement Corp

Feb

Apr
Mar

3

3oy2
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Aviation

Northwest

Iron

447b

Jan

July

•

&

31%

2

keo

66

1

American

Northern States

Corp

12

1,350

32 y*

34 y*

10

Mfg

NOV

Sep

13Tb

Colorado Fuel

&

Central

35%

13Tb

20

5

'
1
(Un)

National Gypsum Co__
National Standard Co

>

5

-

2 Tb

1

Register

49

100

1,700

33Tb

15

Inc_

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Coleman

Cash

North
North

33

2ya

2%

1

common

National Cylinder Gas
National Distillers & Chem

64%

37

Co

Apr
Apr

700

30%

33

(The)

2,200

37

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City; Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common

127a Nov

3

69 Tb

•

40

550

2

Ward as Co

!52Tb

68

52Tb '

7

950

13 y8

*

Nov

7%

130

42%

12%

Jan

National

Nov

130

130

X

13%

1,100

42 y*

42'/*

•

50c convertible preferred
5
Muskegon Motor Specialties conv cl A_»

Oct

:2'3Tb
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37 V*

May

Nov

48%

Jan

Oct
Oct

" Apr

Nov

49

500

77a

99% July

27%

62

18 Tb

150

Oct

58% Feb

250

31

800

6%

600

30%

31% May

53:

600

79

Nov

19

200

i

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6%

75%

12.50

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,

6%

1

sigh

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;

30%

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50

13Tb

67 b

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High

*

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Oct

34%

45Tb

-22 :

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Muuree

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1

Cement

Manufacturing

1,100

28

20

23

Portland

Sales
fer Week

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River Fuel

Monsanto

5

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100

13Tb

20

25
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50%

527

Chicago Rpck .Isl & Pacif ic-Ry Co_
•
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Chicago Towel Co common—
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Cities

Minnesota

Aug

12 3 *

25

Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
•
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Chrysler Corp

May

15 y8

18 Tb

25

Pao

&,

3 Tb

Oct

Nov

49

'

Chic

Jan

Oct

10,300

8

35

27%

Minneapolis

1 Tb

1%

9%

1,000

IT

11Tb

10

$3
convertible
preferred
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25 T b

36%

39Tb.

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100

47

5

Central Illinois Public Service-.

100

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,

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I

41%

41%

41

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Power

Co

Company

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300

12 y8

Nov

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100

39%

Nov

29%

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4

common

23%
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13Tb

•

55

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preferred

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Gas

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&

(Henry

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2,700

1

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1%

29 y8

28%

29 y*

1,900

26

Oct

34

1
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23

22%

23

600

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Oct

30%

Jun

64%

64

64%

130

62%

Jan

64%

Nov

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94%

2,100

90 %

Nov

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(Un)
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100

34

Nov
Oct

23 Tb

23%

200

22 V2

Oct

85%

86

300

80 y*

Oct

43%

45

1,100

41 %

Oct

27 b

500

27b

Nov

13

13%

550

12%

Oct

15%

Jan

United Aircraft Corp
United Air Lines Inc

21%

50

21%

Nov

25y2

Jan

United

Oct

13%

Jan

United

Fruit

68% Feb

United

States

8

26
128 Vb
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208

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100

18% Mar

31%

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37

1,800

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81 y*

Jun

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42

300

24%

24%

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1,300

24

Nov

(Un)

55%

55 y*

100

52

Oct

21 Va

22 y8

600

18%

oct

67a

6%

300

6%

Nov

39 y8

700

37%

Nov

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5
10

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1

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Apr
Jan

July

124% July
29%
64

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30% July
88 y*

Jan

42

7%
45

an

Apr
July

Apr
Van

Oct

700

407a

10

RR

(Del)

26

257a

25

California

of

94

31

42

10

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Pacific

Corp

•

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Electric

8 Tb

Oct

2% Aug

3Vb

100

127a

12%

2,300

11%

Nov

19% July

26 %

200

23%

Oct

28 y*

Tb

300

3y8

6

28

6% Aug

8

Feb

S

Rubber

Co

•

-

1

(Un)—

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Oct

35% July

Oct

37

31Tb

400

35%

800

36

36%

950

41 ya

42

200

16

16 Tb

ny*

11%

18 %

187a

42

46%

May
Jin

26%

Aug

57%

Jan

30%

Feb

42

Nov

300

14%

Oct

21% May

100

in

*ng

iiy8

11 %

100

327a

327a

100

Oct

18% July
10% Jan

31%

Jan

10

10 y2

36

357*

36

54%

52 y*

547a

*

Works

Iron

*

600

1U

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400

34 V*

2,400

51%

Oct
Oct

15%

Jan

21

Feb

12 y*

Jun

A

r

48% Jan
73%

Jan

14

14

100

12

Jan

Mar

28%

100

28 y*

Oct

307*sAug

11

Western

Union

Telegraph
Wx-sunghouse Electru
"orp—
Whirlpool Corp
.....

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Stores

Wisconsin
Wisconsin

Inc

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Public

common

Power

Service.

(Un)

2%
13%
0

107a

11

700

87*

Apr

11 Va Ju*y

16%

16 y8

16 Va

200

14%

Oct

20%

Jan

52%

Feb

68 %

July

17

Nov

26%

Feb

627a

1,500

18 y8

1,300

12

*
10

59
17

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29

12 y*

200

12

Nov

15% July

2874

29

300

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NOV

33% May

10

197*'

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400

18%

NOV

23

Jan

10

37%

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36% Nov

45

Jan

200

93

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38

17

28%

—

10

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27 y*

29%

35 %

10

5

Industries
Co

Jan

400

31 y2

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36

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Mar

28

28
--

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La

64%

6%

1

Co—

Mfg.

common

riand

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s.

Oct

1%

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vj
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317a

1%

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«

36%

26%

3Ta

*

(Ky)

46J/b May
39% Apr

31%

1
1

35%

*

Inc

63 y2 July

3

Transuiut;.

26Tb

8

36

7%
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24 Tb

7% Jan

64 Tb

8

Linr

1,900

Sep
41% Oct

28

i
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)——25
Printing Co common
1

Lincoln

...

46%

6

24%

2%

*

common—

42%

100

6

21%

26Tb

33Tbc

—

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mt,

8.75
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Kropp Forge Co

44Tb

*

& Light
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
Kcnnecott Copper Corp (Un),
vie.,

€

36%

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Kaiser Alum &

Kansas

*
10

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T i Continental Corp

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Co

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*

118

123

Feb

12471 July

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

40

.

.

.

Monday, November 25, 1957

(2296)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

NOVEMBER 83

WEEK ENDED

FOR

Week'e

Friday

Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

Sale Price

Week's

Range

for Week

of Price*

Shares

Last

Sale Price

Admiral

Corp

——

(Un%

Bdcast-Para Theatres

(Un)
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Electronics Inc___—;
Factors Ltd
< Un )—
Motors Corp (Un)
Potash & Chem
—
Radiator & S S (Un)

American

American
American
American

American

(Un)

Corp common......

Consolidated

Instrument
Corp

1,041

28%

Oct

970

14%

Oct

24

(Un)

Steel Corp

Bethlehem

Bishop Oil Co
Black Mammoth

Cons Min
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Blue Diamond
Corp

(Un)

Airplane Co

(Un >_——'4..

Co

Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Company

Budget Finance Plan com.—
<Uni.

Hill Co

Corp

Burroughs

Oct

13%

Oct

37%

448

37%

Nov

45% July

41

907

36%

Oct

48% July

13 %

14%

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27

969

'•'-V'

7

] 1

27

Oct

465

5

21% July

Feb

100

27

40

42

121

11%

11%

3,386

Feb

Service

general

Public

Utilities

May

35%

Oct

56

11

Oct

18%

Jan

63%

38%

Oct

2,427

160%

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73

73%

477

70

Aug

77 Vb

27%

28

700

27%

Nov

43

(Un>

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&

It

"telanese

Products

Certain-teed

Jun

179% Mar

Good

Goodrich

11% Oct

16%

Jan

15

Oct

19:% May

Grumman

140

28%

Oct

32

Gull

17

Nov

26%

56% May

17

18

37%

37%

202

37%

Nov

6%

7

1,962

6%

Oct

18

4,286

July

3

3

200

2%

Oct

5%

57b

574

4%

Oct

7% July

9%

5"

Hancock

Jan
Jan

6

Service

Clary

10%

430

9%

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Class

24-%

3,098

33%

4

4%

24%

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3%

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4%

7,034

8

8:,b

4,350

6%

Oct

10

10%

390

y%

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8%

14%

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58% July.
6%

Apr

9

Jan

14% July

16c

1,000

16c

Nov

35c

May

28

28

28%

496

25%

Nov

47

17 %

17%

110

14%

Oct

22%

46%

43%

Oct

65% May

16c

16c

46%

379

1

Commonwealth

Oct

1

1%

Feb

Hupp

Oil

Foods

Power

Consumers

Continental Can

Ideal

Oil

Crestmont

Co

Co..

ZellcrbatT

Crown

Illinois

Central

5,468

11%

977

10%

Nov

13%

Jan

International Harvester

4c

4c

50.4.11

4c

Nov

13c

Jan

Inte-rnatl Nickel

31/4

3

3%

4,510

12%

12%

12%

1,415

39

37%

39%

1,811

6%

6 lb

10,513

2.P0

12%
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3 To

Feb
Nov

18

Oct

603a

Jan

52

Feb

8

Steel

%

61

International

Jan

Curtiss-Wright

Corp

59%

60 %

30%

31

2.110

30%

Nov

21

21%

504

19Tb

Feb

45% Jan
25% Jun

15

15

15%

277

13Tb

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5%

5%

213

5%

9%
33%

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7% Mar

550

9%

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16%

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10%

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31%

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1

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Inc

22

Oct

35%

Oct

23

Jan

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Co

36Tb

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43% May

Lenman

13%

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16% May

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Salt

deNemours

Eastern

Air

L.oby

McNeil!

5 Tb

2,250

4Tb Oct

10% Jun

24%

325

24

Nov

36% May

Liggett & Myers Tobacco

34

34

265

33%

Oct

65%

Jan

Litton

15%

15%

745

13

Oct

18

Jun

Lockheed

Oct

8

6

11%

Jan

Jan

107

22

Oct

491a Jan

50

498

49

Oct

68%

12%

13

105

12%

Nov

2014 July

42%

42%

100

42%

Nov

60%

29

29 7

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37%

Jan

Pasc

Natural

Gas

Electric

Auto-Lite

Electric

Bond

Emporium
Frie

Jan
Jan

23

1,175

22%

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67%

69%

1,244

64%

Oct

82

July

49%

52%

534

48%

Oct

70

May

22%
52 Tb

3

3

426

2%

Oct

4%

Jan

23%

24%

315

22%

Oct

327a

Jan

25-%

26%

105

24% Oct

25

200

23%

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35

15%

1.816

11%

Oct

17%

Jan

Nov

19%

Jan

-

-

Jun
July

M J

Oils

Co

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33

197

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40

.

2.25

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41 %

44

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6%

485

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400

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Nov

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44

%

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May

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6,500

38c

82c

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54',,

376

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Nov

74%

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13c

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5,200

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22c

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a76 a78'4

125

83%

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97

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Nov

45c

40c

Apr

38 Vb

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705

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74

255

70

Oct

114

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365

87%

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108% July

27%

28%

1,837

26 Tb

Oct

37 Tb July

8 Vb

8%

600

Oct

12 Tb May

50c

53c

700

30c

Jan

80c

35

35

298

34:%

Nov

52 Vb

44%

47

1,166

41%

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24 Tb

26%

28%

29%

29 Tb

74

29%

50c

8

7Tb

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23%

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300

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5%

185

24%

24%.

127

39%

500

8'«

1,336

582

it

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121Tb Jan

33 Vb

Nov

47 Vb May

81T

Monolith

Preferred
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Nov

62%

Aug

29%

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56

36

35 Ta

36

1.089

26 Va

Oct

57 Vb

25%

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14%

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16

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National

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43 7

Nov

48%

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41

42%

201

40

Oct

47% May

6 %

6%

6%

150

6

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43%

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8%

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68%

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31%

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4%

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428

5

46%

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88%

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22

28%

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17%

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36%

26% Aug

47 %

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33

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18%,

542

36%

1,012

•

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25o

2.00

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1.90

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com

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476

21%

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Nov

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31

37%

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42 34 May

26

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14

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112 Vb Sep

2

31 %

3414

4

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20%

20%

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*

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&

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31%,

1,892

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39%

4%

4%,

600

334

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371

1

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&

19

18%

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1,145

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400

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—

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,

1,491

30 T

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Aug

5

5

(Un)

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58% July

N

Feb

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17%

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3"%

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2%

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Central

it

100

8

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133a

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1

(Un).

1

30%

2,816

27

Nov

41% Aug

Corp

North

Invest

Northern

Aircraft

37

37

37

310

37

Nov

15%

16%

630

15%

Nov

22

263

35%

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45 %

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7% May

125

5

Oct

8

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5

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17

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28 %

291

23c

31c

27

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1.75

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1

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34c

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1.75

271

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97c

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1,200

1.70

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39 %

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18

201

17

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22

21%

140

10%

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678

32 %

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49-% May
28Tb Feb

14

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2,396

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315

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29

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61Tb July.

9%

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16

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29%

25

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preferred

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28

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5

1

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488

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27 3 4

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350

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51% Julv

23

430

64 7

12%

5

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15

8

28%

10c

(Un)

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%

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I

Co

(U11)

235

29 %

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400

15

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7Tb

350

40

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1,563

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32

10

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43%

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43%

43

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41% Mar

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200

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Oct

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3.189

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43

45

1,305

38

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9%

10

1.739

Nov

24

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1

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1,142

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13

1,575

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2,942

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82c
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7

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64c

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31

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3174 July

-—16

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Alloys Steel
Air

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25

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Engineering

27b
68

May

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Nov

300

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234

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common- —2.50

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4

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Pittsburgh

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Jan

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14 74

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28%

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.

Apr

105

534

331b

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High

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34

*

Range Blnee Jan. 1

High

1574

—8.50
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23 Vb

——

10

Refractories

Sales
for Week

of Prices

201b

5

Pittsburgh

Oct

27%

Nov

17%

2? 7 b

(Un)——2.50

of

Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp_
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring &
Axle___

Jen

19%

1

Co

108

Nov

23 3 4

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(Joseph)

25c

39

4

Apr
7-% May

Apr

55

44

(Un)—— 5

70

347b

Jan

44

5214

44

2534

Inc

21

Range

•

:::__i

Industries

Mountain

1974

Stores

381b

12%

625

25%

West Coast Life Insurance

20

Week's

35%

10

Walker

3574

8%

108

Low

il

Gas System

Harbison

2674

54%

1

33%
31%

70*

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Equitable Gas
Fort

2614

1

(Un)

6 7b

556
834

33 Vb

10

Light Co

5

com

10

35%

3274

108

1975

Continental Commercial Corp

Inc (Un)

Co

Pictures

Bros

674

347b
32 7b

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10

Oil—

^

jun

6914

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Oct

Blaw-Knox

Pittsburgh
Victor

Warner

Cork

18%

16%

common

'

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5774

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Alleghany Ludlum Steel
Armstrong

24%

1
-5

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(Un)—r_

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Nov

1,373

10

,

24%

Last

5.002

39

Jan

a

Friday

2,342

1

5

797

''

Apr

July.'

23 7

Sale Price

227 b

10

common

31

257b

11 Vb

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

2574

*

Co

United Gas Corp (Un)

117b

24%

STOCK!

43 7b

Vi/

Jan

Jun

137b

A

ser

417b

600

/

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BONDS

-

24%

6

10

Oct

preferred
-1
Lothrop common—.

21 %

67b

40 %

Oct

Nov

convertible

2574

——5
1

(Un)

Oct

4%

of

—

22%

437b

347b

6,143

1974

a

2674 Sep
407b Nov

25

Ry Co

5,580

57b

11%

20% May
30 Vb Jun

90%

36%

48

__.1Q

Jan

117 b

208

Apr

1,774

.3314 c

Columbia

May

34

753

Jan

35

5

Jan

Oct

93%

93 Va

227b

Nov

1,896

Co

Apr

9

26

a2574 u'25%

Nov

301b

•

Gas

10

Union Oil Co of Calif

Lines

93%

10

13

6

•

10

.

6,813

30%

4%

Par

Union

14%

22% July

197b
11%

23.

Jan

167b July

41% May
257 s Feb

31%

1

(Un)

467b

Feb

Nov

2

.—

Twentieth Century-Fox Film

70% July

Oct

•

Smith,

Jan

Oct

29

Nov

39%

Jun

76

Nov

%

4874

22

Co

44% May

22

23

980

14%

Paper Co

Service

Oct

19%

74

42%

Scranton-Spring Erook Water

32

207 b

48

50

976

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Oct

11%

common

34%

19%

Feb

127b

25%

United Gas Improvement

167b

291b

595

2174

Washington Gas Light common.

4,796

548

14

35

I

.

Jan

18

42

13 7 b

com.

com

Aug

Feb

4274 July V

Jan

—1

36

54%

47%

-10

common

40%

645

177b

Aug

13

57b
1474

•

Oct

26 Va

307b
36%

Jan

Oct

'
Marb>

117b

459

41%

14

=10

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—1

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12 Vs..

4874

42%

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207b

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21%

11

2274

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36

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277.1

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a

20

5,600

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12VV

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61%

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World 'Airlines

1

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30

16%"

337b

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Jun

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div

367b

167a

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NOV

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Aug

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617 b

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i

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33 %

21%
221b

25

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27%

7.50

230
4/0

147b

24.50

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1,663

30%

21

23%
227b

14%

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13,781
414,655

3%

1

22%
22 7b

•

29%

1

5

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Reading Co

Progress

411b

M

Potomac Electric Power

$1.40

25
J

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18 lb Apr
4774 July
28% July

Corp

31%

43

Nov

Drug Stores Inc
—
Philadelphia Electric common
Philadelphia Transportation Co

187b

46

Oct

35 Vb

Peoples

31%

47%

13%

8.233

-

Pennsylvania RR

18%

6%

5974

583

36%

common

Chemicals

31%

—_

Oct

14%

preferred——

Pennsylvania

Philco

1,625

14%
357b

Corn

Pennsalt

.

14%

Merck & Co Inc
Pennroad

;

15

—

Coal & Navigation
(The) Co
.

Martin

4474
36 7o

_

Pulp
2nd

29%

(Un)__

5174 May %
Apr v,;

2

Corp

Co

Co

1

____

Feb

__i.66%

Dairies

Homasote

Lehigh

:

5

Brothers

Hecht

Co

Co

Motors

Gimbel

S1.41

64% May

__25

46%

Jun

35%

,!57
16%

—25

Corp

Y

Apr

Nov

077

Transamerica

Steel

13

774

26%

Nov

:

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Jan

120

.

41V4

Nov

Preferred

Universal

87 b

.'

Jan

74 July 1

30%

Nov

common

U

82

720

4774

Inc

Rubber

377a

Oct

747

36

Tb^water Oil common

S

21% May

Jun

64

1,472

66

(Un)

U

Oct

321i)

818

28%

548

840

California

Gulf Sulphur

Plywood

131b

228

69%

341/8

.25

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S

3 54

33 1,

67%

8%

69 3

1574

327b

25

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18%

——

Texas

U

Jan

17%

3,693

Corp...

Fruit

11%

18%

1,291

Service

(Ohiot

Industries

Jan H

674

Apr
July

46%

—

Texas

S

15

Oct

33 74

Woodward

U

30 Vb

Oct

27

39%

Bylvania Electric Products

United

Jan

97 b

716

45

661b

(Un)

Air

26%

145

7%

34 Vb

_o0c

i

Union Pacific

723

1074

28%

49%

Mid-Continent Oil

United

29%

774

311b

10

36

Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard

TreeSweet

Oct*

10

47%

Stauffer Chemical Co___

Trans

221b

Light Co
Storage Battery^

34%

Stanley Warner Corp

Tishman

240

Electric

39%

(Ind)

Btandard Oil Co

Inc

Nov

24%

28

7b

-1.80

—

High

..

64 74

1807b Mar

10

29

1

Co..__

.

Oct

Delaware Power &; Light common. -13 Va

49 %

pfd ser A

Inc

Thriftimart

160%

Duquesiie

5

of

Textron

5,126

13

common

Budd "Company

Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
Publishing

162% 167%

457a Mar

237a

-6750

City Electric Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

977

Jan

2

—_

Oil

Mold

167%

•

Low

64%

Feb

Co

Railway

& Co

—100

Range Since Jen. 1

High

59%

Jan

Petroleum

Brands

Super

Tel

Atlantic

Shares

48

23%

—15

:

Co

Standard

Swift

64%

Corporation

Arundel

1

&

for Week

Low

Co

Sales

Range

21

18%

Standard

Bun ray

Week's.
of Prices

2374

28%

Sperry-Rand Corp

Oil

Nov

Oct

(Un)

Southwestern Public

Standard

July

123

Oct

(Un)

Oil

Jan

114 Vb

Jan

Nov

2.50

—

Pacific

w

8%

Oct

1774

(Un)

California

Rights

Oct

96

16%

465

1

Corp (Un)

V preferred

Standard

67b

74%

175

100

.7.50

Co

116
240

123

1

(Un)_.

Cal *Gas

Southern

67b

791b

123

1,041.

1

preferred

Southern

6%
791b

17%

Aircraft Co_

..Southern

Jan

6r,a

Last

Aug

3

Southern Calif Edison Co

6

Jan

20c

16%

(Un)

com

Socony Mobil Oil Co

Bouthern

45

19

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A

4.24%

Nov

1.40

(Un)

Co

Bouthern

July

367b

'

Hudson

Solar

16

848

Nov

16%

Co

Shasta Water Co

Sinclair Oil

May

lie

10

Co com

&

Sharon Steel Corp

Oil

13 %

Friday

79%

V03J,

197

27

300

Sale Price

28%

11%

28

65% Jan

1,000

15

37

791b

•

STOCKS

Nov

700

7,07b

23%'

;

32-% May
68% July

Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange

647* May
62% Oct

a 23%

12

5

:

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com_.

Inc.(Un)

Shell

(Un)

Feb

12c

«

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Baltimore Transit Co

70%

1
*

Radio

%' Nov

1,234
- -

37

Jan

57%

27%-

Co common—

Zenith

21 %

21

40%- 4274

Cab

Youugstown Sheet & Tube (Un).

'

Nov

Nov

52%

14%

—~—10

(Unt

20

37

3674

4

(Uni_

W)

39% July
10% Jan

265

64

Inc

(F

23% Mar

673

5

389

Jan

190

•

15% Oct

62l'b

26

3%46

37

Jan

59

2,794

770

26

6274

37

11c

_

1

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23% Aug

Oct

Oct

23

-

5974

_

/

■

Jan

13%

24

42%

34

407b

8

61

May

923

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.

Nov

6

v.3^0

■;

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22

Co

Seaboard Finance

Servel

-<

23 7b

'■

881

*

Diego Gas & Elec
5%
preferred

Scott

39% May

Jan

Co

Yellow

17

%:

20%

10

10c

Low

20

6214

12.50

Explor

Range Since Jan.

High

20%

20

San

Schenley

Oct

4%

23

i_1.667:r
*

Ry
(Un)

57

2774

24

L—

Francisco

527

-978

-

12%

6234

61

46%

350

5

/

3074 Nov

3474

3474

Oil

Week

Shares

Jun

682

28 74

12i4

1

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w

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621b

Co(Un)___20g

Lead .(Un)>_'_„

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St

V

8

—

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1

St

Woolworth

25

;___

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Wilson

Aug

_l

(Uni____

Royal Dutch Petroleum
Ryan Aeronautical Co,

New

16 Vb

1

Bros

Roos

Nov

66%

17%

♦

Corp—

52

•

28 74

1

Basin

for

of Prlcds

Low

——10

Westmgnouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)_:

Jun

2174

10

"

Nov

42%' 4414

2874

Mar

457b

1814

"161b

Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)

50

1774

—

Apr

103

2074
•-

18 74

395

30%

5

43%

Oct

53
31

16

;

1174

52
a

28

—

-2.50

Corp_

Aircraft

Williston

1

-

Rohr

Apr

1

Reynolds Metals Co (Un)_
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Rhcem Manufacturing Co
-

Jan

25

"•

_i

Rexall Drug Inc Co——

Oil

43
53

Nov!

1774

_10

_

Richfield

Oct
Nov

19

30Vs

5

Gas Co_.

Reserve Oil &

Revlon

3974
35%

131

3074

1

l

Reputflic Aviation Corp
Republic Steel--Corp

220

2,316

15)

f,20

Sales

Range

Par

391'4

a49%-

—

•

_______

High

ID

ft53

Realty

&

Low

Week/s

Last

Sale Price

36

50

Rayoni^r Incorporated
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)

Friday

Range Since Jan. 1

1474

3014

>2

STOCKS

Shares

High

41Ta

20

5

Radio Corp of America
Rv

NOVEMBER

13 7a

(Uni

(Un)—..

Oil Co

ENDED

417 a

5

(Un)—

Co

14VV

5

/Unu

Inc

Pullman
Pure

Ltd

&• Gamble

Procter

3

WEEK

for Week

Prices

Low

FOR

Sale.

}

42

(2298)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

Monday, Novemb

.

25, 1957

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Range

Last

STOCKS

Sale Prise
Pur
Bank

ol

Bank

Class

Bowafcer

preferred

Paper
Brazilian Traction

53

555

46%

Oct

60

840

34%

Oct

42

% Jan

42

250

40%

Oct

58%

20

Nov

4

20

397/a

•

36%

6

+-

50

British

Columbia

Power

British

Columbia
Ltd

Gold

Jan

Quebec

Natural

46%

Jan

«*u«ot)c

Power

45

Apr

43

Sep

48%

Feb

3.50

Oct

%

50

966

6

6%

4,754

35%

36%

4,838

,

87

87

75

41%

275

a46% a47 %

40

76

45

6

6

Nov

33%
86

Oct

Apr

10

'

Oct

May

'57%

class

St

46

Feb

St

Mar

75

Aug

80% Mar

8

Salada-Shirriff-Horsey

Oct

13%

Shawmigan

39%

1,855

33%

Oct

53

38

.38

170

37%

Nov

47

10%

11

1,750

10%

Nov

17%

a2.00

a2.00

25

2.00

Apr

3.00

Jan

33%

3.30

Oct

4.50

May

55

Lawrence

May
Apr

Cement

Corp
preferred

New

Power

•

common

65%

100

Preferred
ti

30

&

Canada Safeway

Ltd

100

20%

22%

1,580

27

27

1,023

11

35

Steamship
preferred

5%

all

$1.25

It

Breweries

Water

class

Canadian

Bronze

Canadian

$1.75

Series

B

Canadian

Fairbanks

Canadian

Industries

Canadian

International

(Preferred
Canadian

Power

Canadian

Petroflna
Farm

Ltd

preferred

Jan

United

Steel

Jan

Walker

25%

2,699

23

Oct

28

July

26

26

125

24

Mar

29

Jun

10

10%

1,155

Oct

19

26

245

13

14

,618

27

27%
15%

340

5

5

1,300

4.55

Nov

9

16%

S

•

Dominion

Corsets

17

912

15 •

x

Mar

20

12%

Oct

19

42%

Oct

al5

al5

417

23%
23 %

Nov.

17%

17%

8%

484

17%

%

170

21

8%

1,444

7%
14"%

a22 a22

8%
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al5

75

10%

10

380

19

23%

23%

10%
19%
23%

14%

al4%

al5

26%

Seo

Oct

800

7.00

Oct

13%

Apr

2,330

19%

Jan

28 %

33

Jan

Mar

10

3,035

7%

Oct

7%

7

7%

2,065

7

Breweries Ltd class

Car

15

May

Jan

Dominion

-

—

Ford

Can




page

Co

Power

I

44.

Oct

49

V;

__

5.10

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75

12%

v

72
2.10

Oct

42

*

42

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Oct

225

11

Sep

2.00

Jan

17% May
82
Jun

Oct

'4.65

Apr

10

22

Oct

33

Jun

260

;
-

Jan

9.00

Oct

66

6,975

a24

40

4.00

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75

-

3.10

a24

50

40

Oct

45

Mar

Exchange

Ltd

(A

J)

al5%

al6

6%

300

Jun

7%

May

Melchers

Jan

Mexican

15

Oct

a41%

a42

50

42%

Nov

55%

16%

Apr

17%

856

15

Oct

25%

a21

Apr

a21%

155

20%

Oct

33%

9%

8%

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4.060

7%

Oct

9 %

Oct

27%

28%
103% 103%

1,215

55%

57

»

25

103%

Nov

108

1,679

46 %

Oct

66

Apr

34%

Nov

45

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33

44%

100

28

26

Oil

Distilleries
Lt

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Pow

4%

pfd_

5%

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5%.
9%

:.

/

31% May

Newfoundland

May

1,595

27

Nov

47

27

680

22

Apr

30% July

Co

6%

Ltd

Lt &

__

May

Southern Canada Pwr 6'/o
Traders Finance

650

24

Oct

41

Jan

1,427

44%

Oct

Wainwright Producers

86%

Apr

a29

14

30%

2,583

/ 30

25

73%

Jun

12%

17%

23

32%

Jun

Jun

100

2.70

Nov

403

13

Oct

alO

110

73%

51% May
94

10

Oct

63%

4,913

Apr

4.30 Mar
25

Oct

110%

12

Jun

July

80%

85

1,414

80%

Oct

37%
23%

110%

Jan

37%

190

24

34%

Oct

24%

57%

Apr

820

20

40y4

Oct

70

Jan

38%

40%

1,855

33

Oct

62

May

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al8

17

17

17

25

26

18

25

"•

25

100

57/a

5%

5%

6,507

74

71

74

130

19% May

Nov

19

May

22%

500

Jan

17

30

teu

35

Jan

,

24% July
1

Windsor

26

5%

Nov

69%

Nov

86

7%

Woods

&

Jan
Jun

Hotel

Mining

and

OH

Altex

Oils

Anacon

Ltd

Lead

Arno

Sep

2.50

al2% al2%

10

a__

38

&

a38

a38

10

21

21

125

a85

a85

2

14% al4%
all% all'/a
a

21

Corp Ltd—
Bellechasse Mining
Corp Ltdl

_

7

325

25%

720

22%

Jan

25'%

595

26% July

22%

Oct

26

15

July

430

14

Oct

IB

May

Oct

40

May

Nov

22% Jun

Oct

95%

16

16

16

140

16

90

90

50

88

22
11

21
10

22
11

610
115

19%

Oct

29

Jan

Jan

May

10

Nov

11

10

Nov

10

10

115

10

Nov

10

37

Nov

37

38

2,011

33

Oct

57%

Jan

38

26%

27

316

25%

Oct

106

106

245

20%

19%

16%

Oct

21%

2.600

100

24

24

24

360

23

68.25

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30

8.00

1,285

106

29%

28%

29%

58

56 %

58

552

4.40

4.40

4.75

150

Jan

28%
141

May
Sep
May

26%

Jan

Oct

13

Jan

28%

Nov

48

Oct

45% July
84
Jun

Oct

7.00

Mines
Hill

Admiral

Oils

Canadian

Atlantic

Oil

Sep

21

Oct

5

40

Feb

40

Feb

440

49%

Jan

72

12%

July

175

11

Nov

15% Mar

46

375

38

7%

45

19

Oct

57

800

6%

Nov

17% May

10

40%

Oct

46

1,117

16%

Jun

Mar

Oct

25%

Jun

13

13

125

12

15

Oct

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Jan

15

100

15

Feb

15

Feb

9
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100

Oct

60c

60c

12%

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1,500

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1.30

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115

27

8%
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108

Oct

35%

485

33

Oct

65

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54

Oct

325

52

Oct

186

Jan

42%

Jun

144% May
-85% July

100

5%

1,399

5

14

Aug

10%

100

14

Nov

20

20

19% Aug

220

20

Nov

41

55

Feb

41

100

41

May

47

Feb

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66

2.65

Oct

4.35 July

Jan

19,500

8c

Oct

Oct

4c

500

3%c

7.70

4.405

7.40

Nov

70c

30c

Apr
Apr
Jan

Jan

10c

Jan

20%

Jan

1.75

Apr

25c

10,500

7%c

3%c Sep

5,500

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Oct

35c

Jan

5c

600

5c

15c

Nov

32c

Jan

22c

21,300

15c

Oct

5c

6c

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1.52

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1.52

200

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55c

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14,600

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5.500

1.20

Nov

Oct

40c

Jan

14c

1.50
11c

Jan

Jan

Jan

3.00 Mar
86c

Oct

15c

Nov

48c

Jun

6 %c

Oet,

38c

May

7c

Aug

38c

Oct

1.50

Jan

Oct

1.30

Feb

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1,300

47c

48c

2.500

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a21o

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400

20c

20%

100

17%

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35% July

Sep

ll-%c Mar

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20

1

4c

2,500

6.00

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300

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3.90
34c

4.50

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16,200

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45c

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82c

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Apr

100

4.10

1.75

35c

74,400

2.20

3,100

14c

900

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21,600

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5c
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1

3c
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Nov

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3.10

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Oct

5.65

Oct

55c

Jan

13c

Oct

54c

Jan

5c

Nov

19c

Jan

3c

1,000

3c

*7.30

Aug

7%c Jan

9,550

Oct

14% July

5.75

a6c

45c

7.25

11,000

™

_

Jun

Jun

2.10

2.06

--

1

Mines Ltd_

Jan

60c

10V8

4.10

28c

*

13%

20c

12c

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Oct

1.87

1

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Oct

13%c Jan

4.10

1

"

•,

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2.00

lie

'

a8c

~£td

Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper
Corp.

35c

Nov

n«:

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Ltd..

Oct

53c

'25c
1

Ltd

Gold Mines
Rio Oils Ltd.;

15c

35

4c

ri

Ltd—II'II

Cartier-Malartic

Nov

1,000

7.40

7 en

~

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Mines

14c

15c
a40c

8c

qF~

5,300

15c
a40c

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Qanalask Nickel Mines
Can-Met Explorations

Chibougamau

a41

Vs
19

6%

19

Apr

\

Canadian Collieries
Resources
Canadian Homestead Oils
Ltd
Canadian Lithium Mines

Centra1 Manitoba

34

191

40

2.80

Campbell Chibougainau Mines
Ltd

Central-Del

Jun

15% Mar

Ltdlll—1

Mines

Canadian

Mines

18

Oct

63

1

Calumet Uranium Mines
Ltd

Carnegie

Jan

10%

61

a4i%

Ltd

Tungsten

Lithium

10%

5

5%

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

Capital

Feb

3.50

Burnt

Feb

20

2.80

1

_

Bouscadillac Gold Mines
Bouzan

95

51"

Ltdl"

7

Jun

22% Aug

Oct

12%

_

Jun

25

42

87

2 80

&

Jan

25

a

Nov

19% Mar

%

60

Ltd~~~l
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48

7

■

40

40

59

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Ltd

85

25

115% May
4.50 May

Nov

G5:t4

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Bateman Bay
Mining
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
Mines
Belcher Mining
Oil

21

33%

Gas Ltd A

Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd.

Bonnyville

1.75 Aug
1.00 Jan

Oct

76%

Ltd

Mines

300

40c

63

1

Oct

90

Jan

31% Mar

Oct

100

90c

Oct

I

25

Mar

•

•

45

30

Nov

1.30

1.070

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Bandowan Mines Ltd
Barvallee

■

_

;

Bailey Selburn Oil
Talc

1

39

100

Aug

3.00

351^

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Mines Ltd

Baker

Ltd

70

33

Jan

35

80%

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...

Mines

Anthonian Mining

820

33

39%

Oct

17

•

•

57

14%

36

Oct

Mar

26

40c

Feb

Stocks—

a44

Feb

200
120
600

Jan
Mav

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Oct

24%

29

40c

Ltdli IIIIII*

Co

55

15

4.00
50

14

a42

11

36% May

Jun

78%.

Ltd..

Manufacturing

17%

113

_

57

Jan

■

Mar

Ltdli

Refiners

Refining Corp
Bornite Copper
Corp
'

6%

30

23

1.30

115

Alscope Exploration Ltd

Jan

84%

10

Nov

2.00

1.30

:

"•
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Trans

Apr

2.70

70%

May

13

13%

78 34

28%

29
.

—

60

10% July

alO

57

Jan

46

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pfd~100

Waterman Pen Co Ltd (L E)
Westeel Products Ltd—

2.70

22% May

Nov

6

'

Corp class A_
Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Union Gas of Canada Ltd

27

13%

25

Oct

38

20

♦

cum

48

13%

781

Oct

13%

7.00

•

231% May

Jan

25

*

23% May

Mar

100

40

7.00

~*

Industries Ltd—_
Maurice Gas Inc

Jan

47%

15%

40

1.60

Feb

7%

5

(Canada) Ltd
Chains Canada Ltd...

Jan

84

Jan

30

10

Reitmans

11

200

1.23

a29

pfd.50

common

11%

Oct

20

29%

1.25

1st

1,512

10 %

Mar

__

10

_*

common

6%

1,416

3,038

Feb

24

5

Pow Co Ltd

of Can

16

12 %

13

Oct

36

12%

15%

11%

Nov

19%

55

•

15

12%

9/

1,220

80

100

_

pfd

Jan

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21

45

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14%

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1.80 May
Jan

9%

*

16

35%

10%

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cum

St

29%

400

39%

Oct

45

*

Russell

3,748

Oct

5

3.00

pfd._

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Quebec Telephone Corp
Renold

12

25

1.60

78%:

•

Power Corp.

July

40%

Oct

85

2,390

a2.00

*

Moore Corp Ltd common
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd

46% Mar

11%

High
■

15:'a

-

*

I ~

1

~

35c

1.60

•

Minnesota & Ontario
Paper Co.
Montreal Refrig &
Storage Ltd

42% Aug

39%

5%

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37,300

20%

3

*

A_

com

15%

40%

62c

Rarge Since Jsn.

High

a28%

pfd__l6o

Pembina Pipe Lines Ltd
Oct

44%

27

May

26

29%

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•50c

Jan

18

foi Week

Low
50c

5

Sales

Range

_100

common—*.

22

50

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.

•

class

Feb

a7

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of Prices

Corp Ltd—

17

250

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35

_

of

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1.345

3,298

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18%

86

•

100

1,600

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17%

IIIIIIi
~

Jan

39

5.25

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McColl-Frontenac

49

^

May

190

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Jun

28%

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common

Development
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Engineering

Industries
Fleet Mfg Ltd

Jan

85

1

73

'Nov

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Feralco

Apr

-

Petroleums

Mar

Oct

90

Jan

9%

48

»

56

44

__I*

13%

27%

*

_

40

20

L>_—

30 Ya

17%

•

common

700
50

*

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16%

Jan

2,136

1

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Jan

—I—"5

Placer

(R

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Aug

al5%

•

B

20% Jan

Products Corp class A__*
Co Ltd
General Advert class A_10c

10

28

*

Oct

Westinghouse

30

a7

"ifl0

common

14%

•

Trust 5%

18

•

Weaving

Inv

127

49

•

Nov

*

550

•

Corp

27

42

Sugar

30

26

I_IIIIIIIIIIlOO

16%

Apr

a95

Co

10%

46

•

167/a

•

30

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Jan

Jan

50%

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10%

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a

22

17

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30

3

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July

25

*

Investment Foundation Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)

9

preferred

9

14 %

Oct

•

Class B

footnotes

14

9%

47%

•

I

20

27

49

Paper Corp Ltd

Freiman

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Montreal Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Morgan & Co common

Tubes

Feb
Feb

9%

100

5%% pfd__
(Robt) class A—

180

27

.

Inter

Ltd

Jan

I. IIIII#

Mersey Paper

Ogilvle Flour Mills

7

13%

•

"

21%

27

41%
133

42

Ltd

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Crain

12%

Is

common—

Oct

4 a92

Worts

Div

Foreign

inn

Bloeaei class Bi_
Corp Ltd priority

Nov

•

&

Dominion

Neon

Jun

•

_

34

120

Canadian Silk
Claude

32% Aug

•

(1956)

5

10

.

a95

i

&

Arena

Canadian

55 %

•

Lines

&

Canadian

Oct

27

Shops,

47% Jan

35
125

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
I*
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—*

Jan

*

Pipe

Canada

Canadian

July

*

&

Iron

22%

8.35

22%

50

Candy

35

28V2 Nov
45% Nov

;-125

38%

Consolidated

21

44%

common-

Oct

50%

Anglo-Can Pulp & paper Mills Ltd_

16%

-

com

45

Oct
Oct

—100

Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd—

39%

a

Canada

Lumber

100

_•

nfd__

50

20

21%

Par

Abitca

591

56

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For

2,290

28%

II

July

Fridiy

18

10

common

40

a46 a46%

Sale Prlss

48

•

com_

24%

180

__

STOCKS

18

!•

_

275

Canadian Stock

48

.

Preferred
McColl Frontenac Oil

Premier

Jan

17% July

Jun

_________

Massey-Harrls-Ferguson

Penmans

July

22

Jun

international Paper common..
1.7.50
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International. Utilities
Corp common
8

Page-Hersey

17

Oct

33%

I

International Bronze Powders

Pacific

Oct

14

69

Inglis -(John)

Mines

Oct

14

a34

Accept Corp
$2.75 preferred
$4.50 preferred

Class

13%

35

160

Oct

.

In dust

Noranda

Jan

Jan

•

Mining

Wire

31

24

Corp

imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Investment class ~A_
imperial Tobacco ol Canada

Niagara

Oct

51

«

Steel

Nov

23

100

•

Class B

4%%

17%

13% May
28% Jan

930

•

Howard Smith Paper
common—
Hudson Bay

National

Jun

1,095

common

Home Oil class A

Molson

Nov

14

A

Gypsum Lime & Alabas

Mitchell

Oct

9

17%

53

14

•

Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc~1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd

Mailman

Jan

Oct

26

General Motors

viiuan

Jan

14

common

pfd

Jan

32%

52

26

*

$

5%%
preferred
General Dynamics

m.h.

130

26 %

25

•

French Petroleum preferred

Laurentide

26%

100

9%

Oct
Oct

25

•

class

V 3,194

41

*

Jan

39% July
34% May

100

3%

common

Secord

26

al4%

2,485

r

8.25

21%

10

Ltd

Interproviscial

26

Oct

3,993

a8

_

25

28%

35

—

preferred

•

Foundation Co of Canada

Laura

Oct

26%
24%
17%

14%

Ford Motor Co

of

16

26%
23%

14%

Ltd

Canada

4%%

•

Players Canadian

Nickel

25

26%.

*

common

24

16% Jun

21 %

46 % July

23%

Dominion Tar b Chemical common—*
Dominion Textile

97% Jan
16% July
■25% Nov

41

a46% *-

100

Corp

May

878

a8

Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd

18% Jan

Oot

' 28

41

May

810

43

28

Dominion Foundries & Steel com—.
Dominion Glass common
1% preferred -

'"-■

28%.

Canadian

14%

2.50

—

Jan

Nov

Jun

14

14

pfd

,600

10

Feb

16%

16%

14 al4%

rat

30

42%

19%

—

11%

Jun

I4

a

Cement

16%

43

V

a

6%

11%

Nov

11%

Jun

al4%

•'•"■"id

Apr

23

al4%

Coal

11 %
24%

12

90

30% May

12%

Oct

•

Gatineau Power

Nov

11%

a

Dominion

620

*

July

a

Famous

25

20

•

Dominion Bridge

Juu

225

com

Jan

•

Seagrams
Dome Exploration

/'May

7,590

50

Webb & Knapp (Canada)
Zellers Ltd common

Jun

26% Sep
15% May

Apr

77
23

•

Gooderham

Nov

•

Distillers

V*

93

5.25

12%

16%

•

Class B

Oct

13

Nov

55

1,385

Bank

55%

100

a22 %

Crown ZeUerbach

2,976

May

-

■25%. Jun
19

.12%

Oils

Oct

Corbys

of

Triad

400

*

A

NOV

63

:tv

44

Oct

16%

112%

50

'

Toronto-Dominion

Jun

12

18

Equipment

10%

100

;;<13% ';i3 %

*

Nov

125

32

12

pfd

10%

9%

Sep
-1% Nov

Oct

11%

of Canada

36

Oonsol Mining b Smelting
Consumers Glass

Pont

94

45%

16%

•

(B J)_
Combined Enterprises

Du

Nov
Jan

11%

18

Coghlln

Dupuls Frerea

82%
29

16%

Vickers

oockshutt

Bros

Mar

Oct
Nov

Aor

12

*

:

Companies commoa
Railway

Brewery

42

—

—

Pacific

Donohue

Steinberg's 5%%

15%

■

Canadian

Dow

8teel Co

80

5

—*

common

Locomotive

class

Feb
Nov

*

com

;

Canadian Oil

Canadian

29

Oct

61 %

40

19%

17,010

16%'; 16%

—

Jan

27

"I; 92

Ltd

412

24%

new

Canada

Sons

11

1

Morse

Canadian Husky

&

all

27

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Simpsons

386

93

;

45%

13%

25
Cellulose..

b

(H)

2,800

12%

common

Jan

25

Pwr

preferred
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Simon

44

2728
: v13% '14%:

12 Ya

Southam Co

Nov

86% Feb
13% May

•

7%

Nov

20%

Apr

*
com..*
1
•

com

&

Sherwin Williams of

May
30% Apr

25

25

series

102

Jun

11

*

preferred
4%%

all

10%

*

series
Chem

302

•

common

Canadian

25

32

__

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Celanese common

$1.00

25

28
Aluminium

British

82%

31

425

95

Jun

78

•

A

class

A

44%

„

—*

common

preferred

Canadian

29

32

12.50

:

27%

82%

•

Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian

29

80

80

July

11

100

common

Oct

2t

11

-

11

li

pld

4.40%

Canada

56%

22%

Iron Foundries common

aiiuda

1,030

97%

-28
Forgings com—.*

preferred
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66

97%

Canada Cement common
Canada

62%

13%

common

Series A 4%

Sicks

Oaiorarr

?9

50

100

100

Lawrence
5%

Jan

*

Jan

Oct

150

,

62%

•

common

50

38%

33%

Ltd

Oo

95% Mar

10%

Dredging

Oil

14%

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10

ttoyal Bank of Canada

Nov

39%

4

B

•

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(Canada)—.
Rolland Paper class A_

Roys lite

-43

21

27%';'

1

High

39%

19%._;21%

—

1

Sep

920

Low

1,065

_f ll%^H%

•

—

39

8%

28

.

Gas

45%

,

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High

41% :;42%v
1 84
84

—

J in

8%

Telephone—

.

40

Oct

Sep

4.00

V^eek

Shares

~

•
-50

Transport common—
preferred

40

a43 a43

42%
84

_100

preferred

35%

4.00

Low

•

common

Provincial

CO

8%

1

Mills

4 c,'o

Ltd

Co

110

*

Brown Co

Bros &

5%

——*

Forest

Price

Jan

5

Columbia

Products

Jan

6,015

76

British

Bulolo

a46%

54%

20

41%

50

r

preferred
preferred
4% preferred

Oct

39y8

87

pfd—100

5%

37%

a41 a41%

39%

a41
4.00

3,491

Sale*
for

Range
of Prices

Par

Jan

36

42%

Week's

Last

High

42

4 %%

Bruck

Low

52%

common.

British Columbia Elec Co 4%%

„

High

42

a43%

Oil

American

British

Friday
Sale Price

35%

28
50
—50
4£
Light & Power
•

22

Range Since Jan, 1

52%

—s

Bowater

NOVEMBER

STOCKS

Shares

35%

pfd

Corp 5%

5%%

Low

•
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class A

B

Bell Telephone

of Prices

42%

Nationals

Bathurst Power & Paper

ENDED

for Week

10

Scotia

Nova

Canadlenne

Banque

WEEK

—10
10

Montreal-.

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TOR

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a6%c

5c

39c

45c

May

7,500

30c

Oct

6c

6c

7,000

5%c Nov

10c

12c

3,500

1,500

"

9c

Sep

15c
4.20

Mar

Feb

46c

Aug

40c

Jun

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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday

Week's

Range
of Prices

Shares

Sale Price

Minicre

Compagnie
Ltee

■

,—

Central

Cadijlac

35c

30c

35c

10.100

7c

7c

7c

1

5,070

6VaC

Gc

5C'

6c

2,000

5c

Ltd

Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consolidated Monpas Mines LtdConsoi Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Consoi Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd

Copper-Man Mines Ltd _
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
L'tdi—

Minos

Dolsvm

Suliivan

East

Eastern Min

Metal

Ltd

Mines

!7c

Oils

Ltd

Qaspe Oil Ventures
Geco

Ltd

1,000

5,100

23c

11.494

11%

200

14c

14c

1,000

2.00

2.00

600

15c

A

6c

Nov

500

10,100

10c

Nov

23 Va

24

1,605

18c"'

16c

20c

71,100

14c

50c,

42c

51c

May

31,500

42c

Nov

21%

Oct

"

Copper

Ltd—

25c.

Jan

7Vac

Oct.

23c

Jan

6,600

41c

Oct

7,300
50

Mines

Hudson-Rand

■.!.

.

-■

20c

14 (4

21%

,

;

•

201

5c

Oct

30c

Mar

Sep

16

May

iso

Uranium

Ltd

Mines

Jarciuu

Kontlki Lead <fc

4,255

a5ct
50c

14c!

21c

Oct

35%, Jun

37c

Jan

Nov

65c

Apr

Oct

80c

1.000

14c

Nov

30c

16,500

16c

Jan

84c

3,100

2 %c

34,000

41c

2,500

14%

200

5c

Exf>lor Co Ltd—1

Labrador Mining

5V2C

2,400

10c

Oct1

75c

Jun

2 Vac

Oct

13c

Jan

40c

Nov

93c

Jan

14

Jun

17

Jan

Nov

23c

Jan

5c

15

14

15

355

10%

Oct

—1

Mining Co Ltd
of Canada Ltd

4c

4c

500

3c

Sep

*

21c

21c

3,000

60

Oct

_

Oils

Cons

Mining Corp Ltd..
Explorations
'
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines Ltd

!

Medallion

Mercedes Exploration

Merrill

Island

Merrill

Petroleums

Mid-Chibougamau

•

Nov

25c

Oct

68

Oct

70

Algoma Steel
Ltd

'—*

.—.

—

Alumihium

Ltd

preferred
4Va% -preferred

80

l,0CO

Ltd

Coal

&

Petroleums

Anchor

4.75

Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd

New Spring Coulee Oil & Minerals

Amulet

West-

New

Nickel

Mines

Rim

North American

Ltd..

25

Jun

13VaC Jan
60c

Jan

2.10 Jan
81c

115
5.00

Nov

July

Apr

55c

Jan

40c

Oct

1.92

Jun

IOV4

Oct

20 Va

Jan

1,000

80c

Nov

1.75

May

Sep

1.08

Apr

45c

41,755

20c

95c

33,400

50 c

10c

12,000

6c

8c

90c

97c
5c

16c

119,800

13c 13 %c

3,000

1.25

(1945) Ltd
Oils Ltd

Oct

2.65 Mar

7c

Oct

62c

Jan

4.000

Gc

C Nov

49c

July

1,000

80c

Oct

2.00

Feb

8,000

4%c

Oct

14c

Jan

8c

Jun

18c

July

9c

Aug

25c

Jan

4.85

Jan

1.38

3,200

1.00

1.03

2.000

1.00

Oct

1.80 Mar

3.35

3.60

2,000

3.35

Nov

9.00 Mar

1.25

Nov

—.1

7c

7c

7%c

9,450

5c

Oct

90c

1.45

1.45

1.55

2,500

1.35

Oct

1

14c

14c

14c

2,500

Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Onchan Uranium Mines Ltd..
—1

7.35

7.05

7.35

1,400

14c

13c

14c

7,600

10c

22c

25c

22,700

13c

Okalta

:—

Opemisce Explorers Ltd—

Canadian

Partridge
Pato

Cons

.

.

Explorations Ltd_l

Dredging

Gold

Paudash.Lake Uranium

Ltd

Mines

Porcupine

Prime

Gas

Producers

37c

23,500

22c

20c

22c

1

:

95c

95c

95c

15c

Oct

2.600

92c

Oct

6V2C

3,000

3c

Oct

17c

Jan

1

lie

10c

12c

19, WO

•

2.65

2.50

2.65

2,700

.1

i

1
1

49c

9,200

8V2C

4.500

6.50

2.000

6c

6V2C

12,500

6c

Jan

20c, Mar

21c

26c

10.000

18c

Oct

77c

6c /
23c

2,000

Sherritt-Gordon

1

Ltd

4.65

1

24%

25%

2,709

:

27%

30%

21%

22% NOV

—

54c

75c

.

366

50% July
23% Jan

41

24i

60% July

26%

19% July

24.192

21%

48%

Oct
Oct

50c

7.250

Oct

14 %c

Oct

74c

Jan

2.00 July
Jan

70c

Nov

1.98

Jan

50c

54c

4.759

50c

Nov

12Vac

13c

4,600

10c

Oct

28c

9.25

8.50

9.25

400

Oct

16%

Jan

46%

51%

Feb

7.25

2.00

Jan

May

9

Nov

13

24c

Oct

94c

Feb

1

15 %c

15c

20c

12.539

15c

Oct

70c

July

Consolidated Resources—5c

5c

6c

9,200

5c

Aug

k 14c

Jan

37%c

36c

40c

78,060

32c

Nov

20c

15c

21c

3,900

14c

Nov

25c

25c

1,600

22c

July

37c

Jan

Ansil

Apex

Mines

——

—

—

Nickel

Arcadia

—1

47

185

45

Oct

Jan

Arcan

Corporation

2.20

Jan

82c

Jun

40c

Mines

Area

Feb

—-*
—1

70c

67c

70c

2,600

—•

14

13%

14%

1,680

12%

Oct

20

July

50
^^.50

——

—

39

39

39 Va

145

36

Oct

43

,Jan

41

40Va

37

Argus Corp common
$2% preferred
$2.40

Arjon

preferred

Ash

40c

Oct

7c

Oct

26c

Mar

Oct

10

Mar

5.00

2.28

Jan

Jan

4VaC

Oct

19c

18c

Oct

1.00 Aug
8.00 Jan

Jan

1,600

Temple class B

100

Oct

8%

25o

Productions

Artists

Associated

7%

Debentures
Atlantic

—

3.95

—

Acceptance

•

Atlas

Yellowknife

Atlin-Ruffner

Mines

8%

50

6%

7%

5,710

84

470

3.95

4.50

3,289

NOV

River

8%

Nov

5%

11 % May
118% May

Oct
Oct

3.75

NOV

5%

300

18

19

3,241

6c

Gc

500

6c

22c

28c

76,300

16c

Apr
6% Jun

Aug

27c

15%

Oct

Mar

5

15%

Apr

29%

Jan

14c

Oct

Jan

1.16 Mar

5 Vac

6%c

4,000

5c

Oct

17o

Feb

17c

17c

20c

25,000

12c

Sep

39c

Jan

7%c

7c

7%c

17,900

6c

Oct

21c

Jan

1

Mines

6%c

1

Mines.

Mines

1.90

1.85

1.93

3,400

5c

6c

7,050

1

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5% preferred
5%%
2nd preferred
Oils

50%

19c
Apr
13% May
8% Aug

-3

Mar

75

Jun

1

Mines

Bankeno

8%
82%

Nov

7c
10

5%

1

Mines

Avillahona Mines Ltd

Banff

100

18%

•

Gold

12,800

IOV2

1

common

Steels

Aunor

325

8Vac

10%

1

Atlas

Aubelle

__

1.90

—

1

Mines

7.30

7.75

5,935

23

21%

24

22%

24

1,185
1,025

50o

;

7.60

1
25

1.90

1.76

1.95

2,400

15c

17c

:

1

__

2.09

1.60 Mar

Sep

Nov

12%c Jan

7.30 Nov

20% Jan

5c

21

Oct

41

Jan

19

Oct

28

July
July

1.50

3.80

Oct

42c

15c

Nov

.1

—

6c

6c

3,000

6c

Nov

Bank

of

Montreal—

10

42%

42

43

3 672

37 Va

Oct

54%

Bank

of

Nova

10

52 Vb

52

53

1,780

46%

Oct

60

Jun

18c

19c

3,500

18c

Nov

45c

Jan

Bankfield

Barnat

Scotia

Mines

Barvue

1

—1

Mines

Barymin
Base

Mines

Cons

Exploration
Mining

Ltd.

1

^

Metals

Uranium

•

Mines

—

—

20c
__

32c

17c

20c

2,000

5,980
4,200

50c

Nov

75c

Jan

23.600

20c

Oct

02c

May

Oct

47c

Mar

Oct

12 %c

13c

12c

14 c

19,850

•

5%c

5%c

6c

4,000

0

42

43%

100

28c 30%c

29,650

—

——

—

Lumber

Co

_•

Bell

Bibis

3.75

4.00

250

60c

66c

3,950

45c

Oct

12c

12c

500

10c

Oct

*

18

18

18

1.53

1.46

1.64

Hats

40

39%

40

9.396

35%

80c

85c

8,600

55c

Oct

2.75 Feb

15c

11c

16c

31,682

10c

Oct

32c

5c

4%c

5c

7,500

4 VaC

Oct

12c

Jan

88c

82c

90c

14,800

80c

Oct

2.65

Jan

30c

35c

5,300

30c

Nov

1.70 Mar

•
1

34.500

5c

5c

pi'd

preferred

7c

41

4VaC

15,500

7c

Aug
Sep

47c

50c

41,000

41

42

150

44
4.00

50

1,350
20,100

33c

July
Jan

14c

Oct

7c

44

50

...

8,500

Jan

7

1.12

Nov

11,500

10c

.

Feb

70c

Nov

5 Va May
15c

8c

8c

50c

8c

Oct

6c

7c

8c

1

-

5%

Corp

100

27c

50

Ltd

7,600

6%

15c

1

-

9c

8c

6%

1

Gold

Mines

8c

20c

_*

Mines

Bouscadillac

5%%

Jan

19% May
3.15 May
46% May

Oct

80c

1

;

common

Uranium
Gold Mines—

Bowater

99c

Jun

1

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Efordulac

1.75
40c

1

Mines

Bay

Bonville

7.50 Mrfy

Nov

14% Apr

169,150

Jan

1

Warrants

Bidcop

__

3.50

Jun

Apr

25

Uranium

Biltmore

1.89

—;

Yukon

Black

Oct

—'

60

50c

Copper Corp

Mines

Bicroft

25c

66c

*

Telephone

Bethlehem

Oct

28c

1

common

Belcher Mining Corp

Bevcon

5c

1

Beaver Lodge Uranium
Beaver

10c

42

~1
*
—

Jan

52c

34c

•

—

84c

50c

Bathurst Power & Paper class A__

Beaucage

Oct

Jan

30c

Bata Petroleums Ltd

Beattie-Duquesne
B'eatty Bros

10c

May

12 %c Mar

Mar

15c May
18Vac Jan

1.55

Oct

Jan

40

Oct

45

July

42 %

Sep

49

Mar

5c

5c
10c

500

10

6,840

9.10

2.05

2,100

1.80

,:

Ltd..

Mines

10%c IIV2C

4,000

10c

57c

1

13c

15c

Sep

Jan

BritaVta Petroleum

Sep

16c

1.60

3.60

7 Vac

1.40

NOV

1.500

1.60

8,850

12c

1

10c

Apr

British

Amer

•

Jun

4c

10,144

67%

21,500

37

Oct

4 Vac

35%

25

4c

36%

British

Columbia

15c

17c

8.600

10c

50

42

41

43

500

40

Sep

44

Feb

13c

17,000

1

Ltd

9.35

1.95

lie

.1

Ltd

.

Ltd

Ltd

1

Corp

1

:

Oils Ltd

11c

1

2.50

6,125

5c

Aug

9c

Sep
Nov

Nov

12c
22c
23

Jan

Aug
May

4.00 Jan

Nov

30c

Jaa

Jan
Oct

65c

Jun

60c

Jan

2.00

Nov

2.90

Nov

1.80

Oct

6c

1.80

1.25

Ltd

11c
2.00

2.30

500

4.21

lo

42

7c

Mines

Gold

„

10c

1

16c

1.90

4,000

13c

16c

14.800

12c

Opt

3.35 May
33c
Jan

20c

Oct

74c

Bowater

—

Ltd

:

Ltd

Brazilian

4%%

Virginia Mining Corp

,

Ltd

•

6%

6%

6%

Oil

k__

2,000

July

British

100

4.10

Oct

7.00 May

British

Jan

4.40 May

Broulan

7c

Sep

22c

Jan

Brunhurst
Brunsman

Mining

,22,400

10c

16,500

1

55c

25,600

50c

45c

35c

Sep

2.35

Jan

22c

22c

500

20c

Aug

64c

Jan

73c

72c

80c

4.050

55c

Oct

1

7c

9c

6,400

5c

Oct

1.05

27c

Jan

Jan

Reef

Red

Burchell

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44

86

Oct

95% Mar

44%

Sep

60

8%

8%

8%

3,265

7Va

Oct

13%

Jan

39%

39

39 %

3,213

33 V*

Jun

37%

38%

826

Oct
Oct

53

38%

47%

Apr

62c

64c

7,300

60c

10%

2,050

10

5c

6V2C

4,500
500

—

6£

4.30

4.25

4.40

1,850

75c
6c

4,600

6c

72c
6c

34

32

34

320

5%
6%c

100

--

—

6c

20c

10 %

9%

19c

5c

Aug

15c

Jan

Oct

12%

Apr

4.25

67c
5c

Oct

^

Nov

4,800

6c

41,400

15c

Oct

10%

3,285

9

Sep
Oct

40c

40c

4,50Q

18c

18c
61c

19c
68c

1,484

19c

Nov

64c

15,000

—•
_•

21

19%
63 %
4.90

21
66
6.00
5.00
23
27

22

6
16%

100

1
1

65 Va
5.75

_*

Cut

class'

A

27

27

Stone
...

Canada

Foundry & Forgings class A
Iron

Foundries

23

20

common...

Preferred

4.95
21V4

common

4.95

—

*

0
10
10

—

25
—

120

6
16%

37

Nov

40c

-

M%c Feb

25% July
5%

Jan

2.50 May

Oct

1

Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake

Crushed

1,000

17% July

Oct

————25c

Calgary & Edmonton—
Calggry Power conlmon

Foils

^c

Jan

Nov

26c

5%

2lV»c

*

Canada

.

Mar

5C

32c

Oils

Petroleum

1.07

Aug

10%

1

,

Cement

v

63c

*

Canada

37

10%

*

Canada Life Assurance

see

305
530

0

A_—

Ext.—

Canada

footnotes

88

47%

*

Lake

Mines

Jun

87

1
:—1

Cabanga
Cable

May

46 Va

1

Smelting

Lakp_—

Canada

44th

&

-

Burns

Calalta

90c

Oct

July

88

1

Products
Ltd

1.35

Sep

10

46%

1

Ankerite

Hill

13C

1

Buffalo

Bunker

NOV

1

Mines

Company

Buffalo

6 Va

•

Mines

Brunswick

2.65

8c

17,521
19,000

Apr

6.45 Mar

•

Mines

2.35

1,830

19c

Feb

10

Columbia Telephone Co

1.80

8c

Jun

25

23c

4.50

2.65

6%

Oct

6c
3 75

60

:

;

23 c

•

14c

3.50

Electric—

preferred

Rullochs

West

4.25

common

Traction

Building

05

4.10

4.50

—1

230

10c

4.20

preferred
preferred

British

3.75

8%c

•

1

4%%
5 'Jo

3.75

;

1

•

Ltd—

_1

Mines

Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Pbwer

1

-

Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp
Westburae Oil Co Ltd

Gold

Bralorne Mines

Brown

Mines

1

Paper

Eoymar

1

Trojan Consolidated Mines Ltd—
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
:

For

24%

9.10

1

Mines

Westville-Mines

Aug
May

1

1

Sullivan

Valor Lithium

660

Brilund Mines Ltd

Ltd

1

United Oils

17

*

Mines

Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd

Petroleum

4.75

4.60

25% May

Nov

1,300

Bouzan

South Dufault Mines Ltd.

Exploration

Feb

7c

14,500

Tib

4.25 July

45c

25c

Titan

75c

Oct

6.25

7%C

Mines

Nov

7c

49c

1

1

9c

1.85

6.40

25c

Trans Empire
Trebor Mines

Jan

Apr;

6Vac

6V2C

Mines

1.85

Jan

*

Tax,in

45c

15c

l

Tarbcll' Mines

Jun

5.15 Apr
37c
Nov

Oct

Sharbot Lake Mines Ltd..

Mines

Apr

May

4c

Mines'Ltd.:

Red Crest Gold Mines

Lake

July

16,000
;

34c

Jan

6,500

Ltd.-

Quebec Oil Development Ltd.'
Quebec Smelting Refining Ltd

Tache

Oct
Nov

14%
80c

Jan

5c

.—

Tandem

2.35

18c

Oct

Oct

54c

Jan

♦

Quebec Lithium Corp.—.—

Cons

5.75

Oct

2.90

4c

Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec Labrador Dev Co Ltd
1

Standard Gold

10c

33c

—1

Mine

Portage Island (Chib)
Provo

500

1

"

Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co.__-.___.

'2.80

32c

2

Ltd

Pennbec;"Mining Corp

2.80

37c

1

*

Nov

5.00

3.600

Bask a

Obalski

12%

5,185

26c

140

1.03

Oct

11,050

6.25

9.00

8,300

1

27 %C

15%

5.00

26c

45c

80c

1

6,700

12%

9.00

42c

—1.

Metals

Rare

Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd

41c

15

47

all 14 all'4

14c

1.70 Jan

26c

—

Mines——

Aumaque Gold

1

36c

1.10 Oct

9.00

Rouyn

Aumacho

16c

Mines

38c

k, 500

v

1.85 Jan

50

Huronian

Anglo

Jan

4%c

1.15

Oct

———•
——1

Anglo

Jun

—20c

1.15

—~—1

E"xplor__

Amer

2.08

Ltd •

Ltd

__

1.20

2,661

17%

5c

Santiago Mines Ltd

150

6c

87.816

Nov

50c

Oils

Pacific

New.

1.40

19c

Oct

Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1

New

Jan

1.35

75c

Nov

8.10

38c

New

Feb

—

45%

60c

9c

July

20c

17c
75c

10c

9c

93c
44c

Nov

60c

1,700

90c

1

,

Nov
Oct

44%

3,700

43 c

Formaoue

44c
25c

6,781

18c

10,900

1

New

Mines

2.20 Nov

1

Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Montgary Explorations Ltd

7,600
2,500

65c

85c

30c

9% Mar

7c

44%

12c

80c

Oct

55c

1

10 >4

1

8%

30c

———50

Rare Earth

Leduc

10
t

Feb

10% Mar

6c

petroleums Ltd
•
American NephelUie
50c
Anacon Lead Mines——
—_20o

.

Amalgamated
American

78c

all'/a

*

Apr

23c

50c

.25

———

10c

45c

.1

1-

70

2.20

10%

1

I60

Oct

28c
__

30

common

4%

85c

5

Oct
Oct

2.25

6.25

10c

—1

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

63c

141,600

2.20

1.25

Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of uanacla Ltcl

1,000

81c

5

;

Ltd^

Co

Mining

63c

67c

81c

1

Ltd.:

Petroleums

63c

1

Marpic

109

1

Warrants
Maritimes

934

0

Ashdown Hardware class B

Lithium Corp.

9%

7VaC

Jan

0% July

Jun

23c

14-u

Lingsiae Copper

9%

Warrants

May
July

40c

•

Oct

1.000

2 fac

Ltd

Apr

47c
Aug
21% Mar

4c

6c

alGc

Mines Ltd—

pet

13o

1
•

Uranium

Anglo
5.60

17%

167

26c

40c

:

-

Mines

Zinc

10% Oct

al6c

al6c

Ltd

Ltd

Gold

Kerr-Addison

Co

voting trust

Explorations

Jaye

28c

Oil

15c

1,850

14c

Mines

Continental

Israel

6,500

50c

Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd.
Mining Ltd.

Nov

15.000

a4c

International Ceramic

2.65

i

21%

•»

1.35 July

9

5c,

"

.

300

25c

13

4c

Ltd.———

■•

2.65

60

2,500

8,400

Warrants

'

Sep

3,000

14

Mines Ltd

Aug

1.32

60c

Ltd—

Hollinger Coir? Gold

Jan

30c

7%c

2.65

Com

42f4

7c

8c

3,100

14c

3.50

1

Gold

Yellowknife

Pacific

Alberta

6c

14c
3.15

10
50c

•

Explorations

Algom

7c

3.50

95%

29 %c Apr

14c

a9.00

preferred

Surpass

22% Oct

1

-—•
Ltd

Mines

Voting trust ctfs

Jan

I,

1

Mines

Gas & Oil

Alberta Distillers common

24 %c Mar

Aug

7c

Jan

4.05 Mar
80c

4c

a9.00

81

*

AJax Petroleums

Jan

1,500

1c

Oct

Agnew

Nov

58c

:

17

Advocate

*•

4c

7 c.

59C-

155

Acme

Jan

4c

•

18%

common

A

Acadia-UranAum

Jan
Mar

::

24

18%

Class

5.20 Jan

Nov

7c

Apr

Alba

Nov

10c

7

Akaitcho

9c

7c

275

72c

80c

Bigh

4,286

8Va

14% Jun

1,000

Low

26%

8

Oct

1,000

Range Sine* Jan. 1

High

8%

Jan

.■

Low

•

Atlantic Sugar

Nov

9VaC

10c

1,.

27c

Share*

25

Nov

1.75

9c

10c "

Gunnar Mines Ltd—

Haitian

5.10

for Week

26%

11 %

80c

__±—

Golden Age Mines

5.25
30c

S«le»

Range

•

14c

General Petroleums of Canada LtdClass

3.05

Week's

sf Prices

Acadia

Jan

Oct
Nov

Par

Exchange

Funds

Abltibi Power & Paper common

Mar

22o

U

27c

Sale Pries

Jan

Nov

1.25

Last

STOCKS

Apr

18c

8%c Nov

1.G4

65c

80c

:

.

1

Ltd

Mines

8%c

-

1
.

17c

25fa

2.00 Aug

———L

^

Oct

9c

__

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Fundy Bay

Futurity

6C

30c

—

1

Nov

500

11 VB

_l

Co Ltd

Mining
Pont ana Mines

11

6%c Nov

10,100

14c

FalconDrkige Nickel Mines Ltd
Fano Mining & Exploration Ino—_1
Fatima

Mar

3.15

Ll
i

—

Aug

27c

aG2c

2.00

_1

Minerals Inc___

Empire Oil
Fab

47c

Oct

1.57

Corp Ltd—... 1
;

4,500

Friday

Oct

8 fie

__l

El Sol Gold Mines Ltd-—.-—

7c

Omllia

High

.Nov

3.10

*

Smelt

500

20c

aGlc

3.10

1

Ltd

8,380

7c

1
1

:

12 %

6 Vac

7c

———1

Mines
&

11

eviic

i

Ltd

Ct

Copper

Duvan-

12

*

Ltd...

Mines

Dome

1

111

Mining Exploration Ltd—1

Continental

Low

1

Mines

Toronto Stock

Range Sitae Jan. 1

Hiah

1j50

.

Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines Ltd
Con so)'

Low

l'Ungava

de

33

fpr Week

Par

,

NOVEMBER

Sales

Last

STOCKS

,

.■

July

7% Apr
15%c Jan
82o

11%

May

Apr

3.20 May
51c

1.55

Aug
Jan

60c

Oct

860

17

Oct

36

July

1,590

55

Oct

80

Jun

Oct

13%

Jan

36,000

3.75

6.20 Jan

800

4.50

Oct

1,305

20 Va

Nov

30%

Apr

25

Nov

29

Feb

150

25

25

3

27 %

28 %

115

120

120

5

5% Aug
13

Jan

115

17 Va

Oct

28

Jun

Oct

42

ADr

Nov

175

Feb

24 Va July

24%

8V2 May

43

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and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

(2300)

.

.

Monday, November
25,

.

195

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday.
STOCKS

Week's

Sale Price
Par
Canada

Malting

45

45

35

45

Oct

55

Jan

23%

23 %

15

22% July

24

% Mar

1.75

1.95

4,800

1-00

,1.00

1.00

200

95c

35%

35%

35'/a

200

33

34

34

550

———

—

—--

Class

B

*

__—.——*

Permanent

Mtge
Ltd pfd—

Canada Safeway

Oil

Canada

Southern

Nov

2.85 Mar

39%

Aug

33'%

37% Mar

73

73%

Sep

90

Jan

Crown

85

45

82

Nov

90

Aug

1.00

1.17

4,000

3.80

4.00

17,411

35

35

160

——12.50

11

Feb

3.60

8.30 Julv

11

280

•

46c

40 %C

52c

43,121

29c

7%c

7c

7 Vac

3,500

6c

Oct

Canadian

Atlantic
Bank of

Breweries

Preferred

Oil

5.20

4.75

5,468

4.20

Oct

44%

46

2,977

35'/a

Oct

56

Jan

25

24%

25%

2,668

23

Oct

28

July

27%

25'%

27%

610

23%

Oct

29 %

Jun

•

10 Vn

10%

10

%

535

9%

Oct

19

Jun

Delnite

10c

53c

43c

53c

24,958

Apr

Devon

*

13

13

13 Va

13

13%

15%

15%

Aluminium

Empire

Canners

Canadian

Celanese

Oils

class

A

:

9.60

$1

preferred
preferred

—25

40c

Oct

78c

230

12 Va

Sep
Apr

16%

D'Eldona

14% May

12%

Jun

1

Mines

Diadem

Mines

15% May

16%

Jun

Dome

28

165

25

July

31

Feb

Dominion

5.00

3,5od

Nov

9

Canadian

Chieftain

•

1.22

1.02

1.25

3

4.25

4.15

4.25

1,575

1

68c

63c

68c

1,220

Resources Ltd

Canadian

Devonian

Canadian

com

Dredge & Dock—

Canadian

Gas

warrants

22 Vac 22 Vac

Petroleum

•

5.25

Dyno Mines

_1

Canadian

Securities

High

Crest

Canadian

Husky

Warrants
Canadian

60c

65c

33,170

4.65

1,940

17

17

110

15

14%

15 Va

50

45c

45c

1,687

2.80

1.85

2.80

32,864

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Canadian

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common

8%

4,915
1,736

20 %c

21c

2,600

17 VaC 17 Vac

714

•

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Canadusa

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25

Erin

16%

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Del

OV'ac

3,000

20

765

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40

Oct

' Oct
,

15

&

200

2,320

5%c

14,700

4c

Nov

21c

26;,,»

6,686

22%

Oct

32%

3.25

9.15

1,470

6.90

Oct

11

11%

3,180

10%

Nov

21 %

21%

209

20%

Oct

14% Jun
28% July

26

2,730

Oct

33 Va

—3r;55rOct

July

17

14c

Sullivan

Metals

Eastern

Mining

Consolidated

»•

•A-

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Consolidated
Consolidated

STp^Mar

Oct

8,50

5,500
2,380
100

5.00

1,200

1.75

2.00

7,800

75c

72c

78c

5,700

35,752

7c

2,247

2.00

6,900

16

16

125

7V'aC

10c

18,600

17c

8c

7 VaC

1.85

1.95

9c

5,25

3.00 Mar

5.35

4.20

Consolidated

Jun

17c

2.400

5.70

Oct

1.60

14% July

Consolidated

Preferred

Florida

Canada

Jan

Ford

7c

Oct

15'/ac Jun
5.30

Jun

16%

Nov

Fraser

Jan

French

Petroleum

16 Vac

Nov

36c

Jun

Frobisher

60c

Oct
Oct

4.25

Jan

71c

75c

Gail win

6,000

65c

Oct

1.52

45c

48c

7,200

Oct

1.52

Apr
Apr

GalkenO

40c

•

65%

65%

2.70

200

78

Apr

Geco

55c

Jun

10

12c

15c

18,914

12c

Nov

1.65

1.76

13,300

75c

3.65 Apr

Jan

2.14 Sep

8 "a

8%

714

7%

9

Nov

25c

21c

26c

55,600

13 VaC

Oct

85C

48c

55c

50,150

35c

Oct

2.14

5VL'C

5c

Apr

Jail

4 VaC

Oct

16c

Jan

Geo

9%

Nov

13

Jun

Giant

2.00

Oct

Feb

9

106

9

Nov

95

105

172

80

Nov

50c

105

53c

13,300

50c

Nov

10 Va

150

2.80

Gold

Oct

16c

Mar

9,165

6c

Nov

23c

Jan

31,7.75

15c

Aug

12

11

55q

12%

Apr

52,803

11

Nov

25 3a

Grandroy
Granduc

2.25

.

1

23c

25c

49

Vac Jan

35,285

4.10

Nov

17%

Apr
Apr

6,400

2.15

Oct

3.50

Jan

12.600

23c

Oct

90c

2,600

29c

Oct

64c

May

2,123

70c

Nov

6VaC
15c

Sep
Aug

45c

8c

Nov

25c

I

38c

1

1.90

1

28c

7c

17c

17c

3,500
1,000

12c

15,125

35c

8c

40c

50,050

1.85
.

1.90

1,220

24c

28c

30,720

30c

X

30c

962

•

2.55

2.40

2.58

•

19%

19

19%

4,749

1

28o

24c

28c

23,900

4,496

2

48c

1

17c

16c

20c

8,666

•

5c

4%c

5 VaC

14,835
6,800

30c

45%c

48c

30c

30c

4,450

23C

1.40
20c

15c
2.05

2.05

11c

Oct

1.38

Oct

3.75

Oct

Oct

38c

July

16c

Oct

4%c Nov
30c

Nov

68c

1

17c

17c

20c

35,200

17c

Oct

5c

6c

7,000

88,640

9c

8%c

10c

10,713

4.60

5.10

1,930

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31

29%

103

31

1,937

104

105

225

4.62

260

25C

27c

8c

11c

1.65

1.57

12,300

20,500

Oct

1.89

Nov

3.50

7c

Nov

40c

25
100 "a

2.25
20c
7c

Oct




425

14

7 VaC

6,000

5 VaC

20

Mines

10% Sep
56% Afar
114

May

Oct

26

Jan

Oct

21

Jan

Oct

34

21

21

50

8%

9%

6.104

7%

Oct

9%

Oct

1.44

1.30

1.50

32.470

1.15

Oct

3.10

Jail

Jan
Mar

Jan

17

16%

38c

44c

11,700

Oct

Oct
Oct

5.20

1.09

100

101

35

93

Sep

106

Apr

8.65

8.50

8.75

2,100

7.00

Oct

5

5

355

4.75

Oct

Mar

Jan
Jun

July,
Jan

1.60 Jan

35c

Jan

1.30 Jail

18%

Apr

6.00 Aug

56

55%

57

33

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34%

2.80

2.75

2.90

1,531

2.60 Oct

6.25

Jan

2.50

2.80

3,165

2.50

6.00

Jan

13c

14c

3.900

12c

Oct

500

25c

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1,025

47

247

,

33

35c

35c

4.00

4.00

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l.bi

1.40

l.'<5

17,250

10c

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class

6c

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133

142

60

41

44

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6

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1

7c

25c
1.64

•

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29 %

1,195

18

100

2.10

11c

1.25

34c

200

Jun

Jan

Jan
Mar

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47% Mar

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6% July

Oct

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Oct

Jan

28c

Oct

Nov

5.60

Jan

26 Va Nov

47% May

lu

oct

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21

250

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595

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2.95

3.25

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50

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1
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575

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19

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2.50
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Nov

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52
2.50

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Nov

48

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5%

6

650

5

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5

5

130

24c

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;

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4.10

300

3.20

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1

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6,100

6%c

Oct

49c

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5 VaC

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13

14%

Oct

21% Alar

-

.

l

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class

A.._

class

27"

•

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6%

,

7.00 Mar
67c

Apr
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22,548

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6.10

(J.S0

14.475

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26

27

595

22

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12

100

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6

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100

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l

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350

1

41c

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43 c

1

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180

5

5%

325

5c

5c

500

4%c

Oct

39%

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100

38

Oct

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Oct

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common

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31c

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2.75

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5

Nov

9

Jan

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6%

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Paper

common

;

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•
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16

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class B

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41

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10 %c

6

class

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1.64

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70c

,

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20%

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5,250

27%

%

28c

18

29

20c

2.30

6%

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31,700

5.80

20%

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100

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8V2C Oct
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6

8

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Oct

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42c.

Nov

150

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35r

500

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Nov

Nov

Oct

7,750

2.95

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6,000

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42c

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6c

Oct

3.70 Aug
1.15 Aug

9 VaC

Warrants
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Harrison

1.23

Oct

July

40c

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Oct

Oct

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14

Oct

25

Minds

Feb

Apr

14

Oct

26 %

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Lead

Apr

7.50

150

55c

Jun

Oct

560

Oct

32c

1,569

9 Vac

—

B

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Heva

43,914

4%c

4,532

28%

1

common

—

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Class

Oct

15

20.000

34c

27

1

Mines

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Jun

32c

5c

33 %c

,

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May

Aug

4%C

Jan

28

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Mines

Northern

Great

13

1.66

200

Oct

21

.

41

14%
1.00

4.85

9%

Warrants

105

15

1.00

44.

17

Gc

1

$2.80 preferred
Class B
warrants

Oct

14%

33c

Great

Oct

15

1.21

May

18 %c Mar

14%

page

17

6c

1

Mines-—

Gold

Bo

Harding

59c

3.50

Apr

Apr

17c
30c

43c

see

17

_•

Gold

Jan

Oct

65c

Jan

1.05

Nov

5c

Feb

38c -July
Jan

6c

59C

May
July

16c

10c

25c

Lead Zinc
Cowichan Copper

Sep

-1

Paper

Gulch

1,900

10%c

Coulee

Oct

76

•

„1

com

Prosp

Power

Gulf

9,773

4.00

—

40%

821

1

—:

Lakes

Jan

lie

.100

:

220

80

*

Preferred

Apr

82c

6%C

1

Canada

Lakes

5.35

..

10c

4.70

com

17,210

42

1

Great

28%

Nov

20c

6%c

63c

Jail

May

1%

Mackay

Graham

Oct

10c

—1

Gordon

31c

Oct

18

Jun

1.10 May

Apr

—1

—1

1.10

8.40

100

Jan

31c

8c

..

1

Jan

Oct

79

1

Great

71c

G%c

1

_

footnotes

Oct

31c

70c

1

1

9c

70c

•

7

2.40

28%

41

—

preferred

7c

1

A

4 °'c

19c

Comvcst

class

•

6c

2.40

Mar

35c

7.10

1

Goodyear Tire Canada

18c

1

Jan

25

80

—*

—

Manitou

10c

Consolidated West Petroleum

i

Eagle

Golden

10c

5.10

33%

•

Goldfields Uranium

18 %c

4.10

Oct

42

Ltd—

Uranium

•

1

23

10

Mining

1

10,214

9.55 July
41c

•

common

Ycllowknife

Glenn

Apr

6c

11c

1.95 Mar

Jam
Oct

8.25

1

Power

Scientific

Jan

15,800

25c

8c

•

Jan

8c

25c

Oct

2.93

May
May

3.20 May

—*

Petroleum

Glacier

4.60

7c

Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug-

2,872

18

23

2.75

100

8c

Consumers Gas of Toronto

535

50c

50c

1

Mines Ltd

260

•

Mining

26%

40c

3,790

42% Jan
>

Oct

15

Bakeries

General

Genex

14.000

Jan

Tungsten

25%

A

Dynamics

10

Jan

__i

26%

*

Motors

2.10

May

:

—20

preferred

General

5 Vac

21c

-

665

Mines

Mines

10

45c

Mines

28

common

preferred

5%.

2,10

10

44c

Flin

26%

Jun

50c

1

..

27

Exploration

General

65%

14c

1.73

Ltd

Gatineau

2.45 Aug
62
Jan

Oct

Basin

Jun

Apr

10c

2.70

8,700

58c

Oct

1.25

4,600

9%c

Companies

28c

Nov

Sudbury

Apr

49 %c Jan

Oct

17

*

Oct

27c

75c

5.50

9c

Mines

Jan

Oct

Mines

July

1.30

Oct

14
-

22,000

51c

,

class

4Vac

2.700

45c

1.45

4.95

Foundation Co of Canada
Prancoetir

1.31

307

9c

(U S)

Canada

of

14%

7c

Oils

Jun

93c

Oct

21

520
,

58c

Corp

Ford Motor Co

Apr

8,204

181

5.30

—

-—

5.00

15%

•

Manufacturing

2.90

24% *

15%

17%

1

Copper

class A

Grain

Oct

16c

Regcourt Mines Ltd__

Distillery

Federal

Nov

Oct

1.43

——■

—

:—

Tungsten

62c

1.50

1

23 %

15%

.—25o

__—

Ltd

Oils

Furwest

49,534

Dragon Oil

Snnnorm

Consolidated

Warrants

Fargo

24%

Uranium Mines—

Faraday

7.00 Mar

Nov

—*
*
1

—

Players Canadian—^

Farmer Candy

i-amiy

Jan

-1

——

Falconbrldg® Nickel
Famous

14c

Gamma

Peak

48

lie

24c

Consolidated Rod Poplar Mill

Oct

2,100

1,250

.

35

15c

1,200

-

Jan

15c

7,100

Mines

82c

Alliance

19c

Northland

Oct

9c 10%c

Explorers

10c

_

7 VaC

9 VaC

Oct

7c

Consolidated Moshcr
Consolidated Negus MinesConsolidated Nicholson Mines

30,600

-1

Mines—

Nov

19c

Ltd

Mar

40C

7c

Smelting
Explor

40c

17c

25c

Oct

10c

6.20
3.25

1.90

*

Oils

Oct

15c

130

*

&

Fc|l

12 Vac

15c

5,200

1

Mae

11,900

-_1

28,800

Corp

Morrison

40c

40

.;

Mic

5H

Feb

50c

Nov

7.35

2.50

Mining

47

Nov

34c

1.10

6.90

10

Mines

Aug

Nov

37

25c

4,716

39

1,650

4.20

_*

Ltd

31%

145

31c

42c

1.15

9

Gold

160

38 %

31c

2.61 July
3.30 Mar

7.35

*

Marbcnor

31%

38
30c

42c

45c

Discovery

Marcus

31%
30c

33 %c

12c

__

•"Consolidated Ilowey Gold

Feb

«

39o

.

.

Jan

15%

.25

Oct

6.00

•

Lake

Jan

8.25

Jun

-1

1.00

.1

Consolidated Golden Arrow

4r. 10

Nov

13

Refineries

14c

:

Consolidated Guayana Alines—
Consolidated Ilaljiwell

Oct

30c

500

.10

Corp

44c

.

Consolidated Gillies

70c

200

Excelsior

2,225

3.25

__1

Mines

58,970

15

Eureka

1.10

9%c
G.05

1

Crest

84c
30c

Equitable Life Insurance—

1

Iron

Jan

75c

Jan

1.10

>

;

*

_

Equipment

East

Jail

30c

.20

common

General

Fenimore

Sep

3:23

50c

'

Oct

13%

-1

Gold

8c

15

-20

class A

Mines

Sol

till

13,650

Apr

l.io

5.00

Consolidated

Eldrich

Apr

•

Mines

1

—

—

Trust--—

Investment

Rlc

10c >

1.85

30c

Ltd.;

Smelting

&

Prods—

Steel

Eastern

—

Sen

%

85c

Apr

Warrants

Consolidated

——

Easy Washing Mach pfd—

Jail

Coniagas Mines

Consolidated

Mines

Eastern

Aor

4.60

-1

Dcnison

Jan
Jan

6,400

1.02

Enterprises

Consolidated

Jan

1.75

2.05

5.GO

25

Bellekeno

30

37c

8c

Oct

Mining Corp.

Beta

Jan

1.95

Oct

Smelting

Calliman

Nov

30

8c

Oct

National

Consolidated
Consolidated

60c

75

2.00

East

1

Oil

1,400

30

Jan

1

Malartic Mines

._75o

Allenbce

65c

30

*

Jan

9%

1.00 Jan

1

■

East

July

1.10

'

Consolidated

Oct

60c

J

—

——

17%

Jan

1

Consolidated

9c

1.10 Alar

1.70

1

Mines

12.000

34,150

14VaC

,

Key Mines
Development

9 Vac

1.80

79,150

1

Conro

9c

1.61

16,150

Copper

Caniaurum

9c

Oct

1.71

130,270

1

Life,

Feb

6%

1

Jan

1.25

Reco

Confederation

Oct

50c

Jan

2.20

-

Commonwealth Petroleum

7

300

26c

1.10

1

!

1.155

50c

73c

2.00

•

Mines

4.869

7%

Oct

2.15

1

Yellowlcnife

10

7
50c

Nov

30c

•

Farm

Jan

10c

25c

:

Coldstream

27% May
32% Aug
57% May

Oct

%

11 Vac

25c

:

Chrysler

17

39

May

13.300

Paper

16

19.

744

2,603

■46%

Mai¬

lt)

50c

common

Mines

May
Sep

150

48 %

9%

48

Jun

99

Oct

Nov

9%

11,600

Eddy

15

19

18%

95% Aug

11c

Elder

21c

19

18

18%

22%

560
525

13c

Jan

1

Consolidated
Cochenour Willans

•
*

96

10%

Jun

-

Cobalt

96
10

10%

10c

•Fleet

&

96

——100

*

25

26

Apr

Jan
13% May

11 Vac

69c

*

.

14,912

13c

56c

—

4.70

Gold

1.29

1.17

10c

Nov

Ltd

;

2,900

1

Nov

Cliibougamau Mining & Smelting

B

16
24c

11c

60c

Ltd

34% May

Nov

Oct

60c

4 VaC

Mudge—————

26% May
5.50 Feb

Jun

98c

1.15 Mar
2.83 Apr

7c

9%

Nov

4 VaC

Sep

Oct

4,500

7 %

Oct

10%

55c

9c

*

17

Oct

17c

8c

25%

Woollens

23%
1.55

Jan

Aug

8c

5c

& Coal common

Mines

Dona Ida

Donnell

101% May
31% July

Oct

Jan

34c

26

Dow

Apr

29 Va

July

8

3.05

Aug

20c

Duvex Oils' & Minerals

11c

r-

Cliiiuo Gold Mines
Cnromium Mining

For

36c

Oct

24

62c

Nov
Oct

lc

Jun

18c

1

Chiboug Jaculet Mines

Class

11c

Oct

12c

May

2,166

Clrib-Kay'rand Copper

A

16

21c
•

.1

Chesterville Mines

Corbv

15

6,000

Ciieskirk Mines

Class

16%

13c,

—

Rio

Charter Oil

Consul

23

Oct

92

24c

3,000
2,000

July

Oct

Nov

20c

Porcupine

Conduits

2,650

17.025

2c

13c

*
1

18c

Explorer's

Combined

1.80

15

Athabaska

Cockshutt

270

32c

lc

12c

Brewery „—
Duvan Copper Co

—

Ltd——

Pat

Consol

July

7%

Oct

3.50 Feb

30c

Tar & Chemical common—•

Dominion
Dominion

Jun

3.10

4.20

20c

May

47c ' Jan

9.15

Stores

Dominion Textile

Jan

1.35

1

Chateau Gai Wines

;

23 %

1

——_

Producers

Asbestos

Central

16,357

17%

1.75

1,75

23%

17%
5%c

*

Trethewcy

'-Cpnsoi

11

Jan

1.12

Central

,

2.70 Mar

—1

Central

;'

160

2,800

23%

...—1

Explorations

Oil

23%

4% pfd—20

-

Cansa Natural Gas

Con

12

5.50

_*

Mines

Colomac

12

5.00

10

Warrants

Cody

50

—1

Nat Gas

Gas

&

Copper Coy
Capdore Exploration

Central

Steel

Oct

65c

Oct

2.00

lc

Invest common—-1

Scottish

9.50 Aug

Nov

Nov

Apr

32c

—

-———

Dominion

Oct

1.50

Jan

14c

Foundry & Steel common..*

Dominion

21

"

Thorium Corp

Canadian

Cayzor

3,068

96

12

Canam

Castle

27

90

5.50

i

Canadian Wallpaper Mfrs class B

Cassiar

26'%

14%
32c

36c

10c

*

Magnesium

Dominion

Oct
Nov

Okit

425

11

Apr
May

9.40

Oct

3.85

Feb

5c

---2

—

Preferred
Dominion

Economic
Pacific

Canadian

Captain

27

:

Canadian Petrofina preferredCanadian Prospect

Canso

21c

100

warrants

Can Met

5.35

8

*

warrant^-—-

Canadian

Can

4,015

4.50

8

,f>/,

preferred

19.55

12%

5.30

•

Inca—

Cos

12 %

*

North

1953

11%

1

T

Hydrocarbon

Canadian

,

lOo

50c

17

42c

5,000

8c.

18c

5,651

^

Bridge

Dominion

Jan

1.70

Oct

July

■—2-o0

——

22% May

Oct

13%

Oct

•I

7% Jan
85c

Oct

3.80

100

60c

20c

Oils

15 Vac

22,215

10c

9,800

'

16

Julv

4,850

14c

Jan,

3.00 May

Oct
Nov

5.40

4.40
--

*

Oil

Canadian

5%

A

.

Homestead

Canadian

class

Oct

4.00

58c

16

Export Gas Ltd
30c
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—'*
Gen

1,500

76c

5.10

•

Canadian

Canadian

154,795

Mar

55

27

2.75

Mines

125

27

Decalta

28c

Sep
Nov

13c

1.28

Seagrams--Exploration

4.95

Preferred

Nov

42

2.50

1
----1

Oils

Dome

5.00

Canadian Collieries

Apr

4.25 Jan
1.80 Feb

15 %

13c

Ltd

Mines

Palmer

*

Canadian

7c

6.50 July
3.95 July
15c

Oct

8c

75
200

2.75

Mines

25

Pete

10/aC

-

Gold

;

4.50

3,500

43

16%

Oct

1.30 Nov

75c

—■—-—_

Mines—---—

Horn

Chemical & Cellulose

__—

9 Vac

10c HV2C

_—-———l

class B

Warrants
Deer

Canadian

.81%

50

14c

Brcwis

Decoursey

July

605

;

J

1

Distillers
common

100

85c

16%

10

Leather

45 %

5.20

2.00

———r

Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Davis

25

British
British

Jan
Jun

•

.

Canadian

Canadian

12%
60c

24'/aC Jan

2

common

i.

Canadian

Oct

20

Commerce

—

10%

Nov

500

I

High.

Jun

45

Oct

1

Oct

5c

13,361

43

Zellerbach

Crowpat Minerals
Cusco Mines Ltd

5.00 July

Nov
Jan

Canadian Astoria
Canadian

11

75c

29

1.10

2.50

6%c

8c

*

Crows Nest

3.00

Low

85c

-

Pershing

Croinor

Nov

76

common—

Minerals

•---——■

500

2.00

common———ou

Warrants

4.25

2.11

-V-

_

Timber

Crestbrook

Jan

4.00

1

Mines

Range Since Jan.

High

6%c

2.33

Warrants

Shares

4.05

4.26

Canada

of

Oil

Cree

Crestaurum

85

Canadian Admiral Oils

Canadian

Jan

1.10

Petroleum

Lines

4.50

76

warrants

Preferred

Nov

85

100

Southern

Steamship

'

20

;

Canada
Canada

'•

1.75

for Week

Low

Par

High

1-75

Packers class A

Canada

Low

23%

Lands

Warrants
Canada

*

High

•

-.

Oil

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

Sales

Range

Last

STOCKS

Shares

—_—26

common——.

Preferred
Canada

Week's

of Prices

Friday

for Week

of Prices

Low

.

NOVEMBER

WEEK ENDED

FOR

Sales

Range

Last

13%

15%

6,795

10'/a

Jan

23 % Alay

26%

26

27

475

24

Nov

41

3.35

3.25

3.40

7,850

47%

45%

48

2,471

2.80

45

Jail

Oct

7.00

Jan

Oct

86 %

Apr

Number 5693

186

Volume

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

45

CANADIAN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 23

RANGE FOR

Friday

Week'*

Sale*

Last

Range

for Week

Sale Price

of Price*

Share*

STOCKS

Par

Oil

Hudson Bay

High
16%

12,438

19c

2,000

iq%

14%

l

18%C

18 %c

1

75c.

G5c

32

32

Low

75c

20

32

;

Mortgage.,

Huron & Erie

Low

...

_

Pam PorcupineHumber
Oils

Hugh

Oct

12
18c

12,800

Nama

Jan

National

46c

Aug

65c

Nov

2.20

Apr

30

125

Creek

Sep

17

Sep

35

Feb

Preferred

Chenncal

8s

44%

preferred
(John) & Co

12

12%

450

41%

11,059

12%

4,281

10% July

5%

5%

620

4% July
5%c Oct

6c

6c

Inland

Natural

27%

28%

4,091

8.00

8.00

180

43

•

2.GO

common

43

49

125

2.50

2.75

4,420

13%

1,500

7%

8%

1,913

15%

1,335

60

Mar

42%

Jan

15% July
May

Oct

5.90

14%

1

Feb

23

13%

10

Gas

9

33%

2,200

28%

preferred

Co

65

11%

...50

—

—

Cement

Nov

38%

8.00

Inland

42%

41

Warrants

$2%

534

12 Va

_

Inglls

48%

12%

6% Jan
'24c
Jan

Jun

Jun

10% July
50

2.50 Nov

July

6%

Jan

Oct

24%

Jun

Oct

12%

Jun

Oct

12 %

Hosiery

Na>ionai

Petroleum

National

Steel

20

19%

2.95

Mining

International

common

International Petroleum

•

International Ranwick Ltd
Interprovincial Bfclg. Credits

35c

Oct

13,541

63%

Oct

37

38%

1,426

34%

Oct
Oct

6.50

Jun

90c

Jan

111

Apr
Apr

57%
41c

Jan

10

10

100

9% July

14

Jan

40%

9,073

32%

Oct

62

May

12%

12%

595

10%

Oct

19

July

9%

10%

2,400

8%

Oct

15%

Jun

Oct

2.20

Jan

Oct

5.20

Apr

54c

50c

65c

1.95

1.80

1.95

3,300

1.60

1.30

1.60

45,700

1
•

19c

15c

19c

21,500

1

40c

33c

15,500

1
•

Mines
Products Ltd

Bay

Nov

9c

8,400

l

Mines Ltd

Irish Copper

12c

2.85

38%

40%

25c

A

Isotope

14,950

10c

*
5
25c

Interprovinctal Pipe Line
Syndicate common.

Iron

1,200

50c

73%

1

Investors
Class

3.05

41c

70%

38%

1

Nickel Co

2.75

49c
73 %

Warrants

Inspiration

Mining

Jacobus

Corp

Exploration
Jeanette Minerals

•

Jaye

1.40

1.10 Feb

1.85 Aug

Ltd

Oct

33c

65c

2,000

50c

Oct

56,625

16c

Oct

15c

8,500

9c

Oct

65c

15c 16 %c

19,000

13c

1,500

Apr

96c

13c

1

68c
41c

(1939)

1

Mines

1

12c

11c

12c

Joliet-Quebec

Mines

1

23c

Joburke

10c

37c

Gold

Mines

Jellicoe

'

1.35

■

Labine

Jupiter Oils

New

Kenville

Gold

2.80

3.85

200

1.90

1.75

2.10

1,700

1.75

■

Bristol

New

Oils

505

19

Oct

29

May

130

36%

Nov

44

July

5c

2,027

22 %c

38c

14,900

6c

7 VaC

1

16c

20c

5c

5c

'

Lake

Kilembe

67c

2.10

1.85

2.10

3,500

Oct

3.90 July

1.65

Jan
Jan

1.05

Jan

July

i

37c
1.90

39c

6,600

22c

Oct

98c

5c

Oct

26c

85c

92c

37,343

14c

14c

1,500

(John)

Labrador

Mines

Lakeland

Gas

Wire

Niagara
Class
Nickel

Rouyn

Lake
Lake
La

Shore

Mines

Wasa

1.34

Aug

12 %c

17%

Oct

19%

Jan

10%

Oct

13,250

70c

Oct

58c

56,100

45c

Oct

1.85

2.CO

2.80

2.95

11,750

Oct

3.25

Oct

77

85

1,875

Nov

78%

Nov

7%C

7%c

7%e

2,000

7c

Nov

17c

17c

17c

17c

5,000

12b

Oct

39c

Aug
Apr

Luz

Mining..

l

Mines.,

Lamaque Gold

*

Mines

4.20

7,030

13c

1,500

3.10

.

3.20

300

2.25
73

3.75

Jan

Nov

12c

2.50

Sep

2.15

220

18%

18%

127

98c

1.05

14,800

73c

Mar

7 VaC

9c

1,500

6c

Nov

2.15

*

Laura

Secord

Leitch

Candy..

3
.

Gold

Mines

Lexindin

Gold

„

1

Mines

;

1.00

1

Goid

Lencourt

—

Little

Long

Loblaw
1st

1

2.10 Feb
1

.4

~

j.r

36,100

1.40

23,410

1.42

1.40

1.44

5,350

80

80

100

—

27%

1,540

ct

Oct

1.30

24%

Jun

1.60

Jan

Mining
._/■

Ltd—

Oils

Oils

Canadian

it

viay

21

20%

21

1,510

If

Feb

1
*

Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado tlranium Mines

6c

4 VaC

7c

12,0J0

—

1

—

•

68c
40C

Warrants

Goldfield

Lyndhurst

1

Mining

Louvicourt

1

Co

Yellowknife Gold

Mines

—

—

15c

20

July

Macdonald
Macfie

42c

Apr

2.85

3.50

Jun

39% Aug
3%c Oct

July
25% July
43 Va

Feb

13Vac

Jan

23c

8c

Oct

65c

Oct

1.70 Mar

35c

47c

14,100

3bc

Nov

7c

7%c

4,500

7c

Nov

15c

16c

4,700

Macmillan
Madsen

Bloedel

class

Jan

11c

Sporting

Mages

Goods
Consolidated Mines

Magnet

Majortrans
Malartic
Maneast

Uranium

1.72

Feb

Nov

2.34

Sep

65c

Jan

7c

5c

7c

7,000

5c

Nov

18C

Ltd

1.02

28,481

9Pc

Nov

25%

24%

26%

1,830

22%

Oct

30c

31c

2,500

1.70

1.82

9,100

65c

1.75

Marigold

Ltd

Oils

Mining Corp^.
Martin-McNeely Mines

Massey-Harris-Perguson
Preferred

MeColl

i

Ltd

65c

300

26c

Preferred

Mclntyre

McMarmac

Red

Mpntor

Exploration

&

Merrill

Island

Merrill

1

,»■

GOc

Aug

Oct

Jan

2.05

1.30 May

Meta

Uranium

Mexican
Miacon

Midrim

lelepnone

Milliken

Lake

Mindamar

10 %c
8

1.16

1.20

4,820

10c

12c

45,800

8

8

135

1.15
10c

Nov
Nov

6% May

1.85

Apr
8% Jan

34c

36c

44c

129,290

6c

43c

6c

1,000

19c

Jan

5%c Nov

62c

Apr

15C

Jan

12c 14 %C

68c

1

3,000

"lie

Nov

36 %C

Jan

68c

117,450

52c

Oct

2.08

Jan

21c

O'Brien

10c

1
5%

10c

2,000

9c

Oct

5%

5%

6.480

5%

Oct

7%

71

75

502

69%

Nov

60c

700

40c

Oct

60C

13c

Oct

Jun

87

60c

75

.

Jan

89c

"

Jan

19c

18c

21c

13,200

56%

54%

57

1,378

45

Oct

87

Oct

83

83

83

10

81%

Nov

96

68

71

385

66 %

Oct

116

May
July

Min

Ore

14c

700

13 %C

Oct

30c

Jun

6%c

Oct

20c

Jan

Nov

53c

Apr

10c

12c

29,300

10c

Oct

14c

14c

100

5c

Feb

20c

Oct

78c

88c

27,400

55i

Oct

2.08

Jan

9.25

10%

5.600

7.90

3,700

7c

Oct

—•
1
1

7c

87c

10%

8c

1

9c

2.15

Nov

Oct

5.35

Jun

Mar

45c

18%

Jun

24%c Jan

13

10

11%

13%

Sep

51c

43c

52c

54,850

38c

Oct

1.73

78c

76c

81c

16,000

60C

Okdtta

1.60
21c

1

2.05

•

9%c

"
1
1

11

1.75

5.020

20c 21 %c

9,500

1.81

2.08

1.50

Ontario

Beauty Supply

s

Moore Corp common
Multi
Minerals

page

44.

Oct

Oct

Warrants

Class

Nov

5.00

Jan

1.30

1.21

1.32

3,745

1.00

Oct

3.35

Jan

15c

5c

5 VaC

5,500

5c

12c

4,800

10C

38

3,806

33

9c

2,600

9c

9 VaC

11,225

3.00

2.75

3.00

3,203

33 %c

33c

39c

61.915

12c 14 VaC

•

11c

11c

37%

36%

7%C

">

7c

2.90

31%

64c

1.70 Mar

Parker

PCE

17,600

11c

Oct

65c

Mar

19c

875

15c

Oct

85c

Jan

3.00

1,165

31%

25

31%

1.50

750

60c

70c

40,160

25

50

71c

2,200

15

895

63%

60 %

G3%

52c

60c

22 %

Jan

52c

Oct

14

Oct

May

30c
2.05

26

1.09
18

Jan

.May
Apr

May

48%

Oct

9,047

40c

Oct

71

July

1.16 Mar

50c

1.67

Jhn

44,210

3.30

Oct

9.00 Mar

10.860

1.85

Oct

6.80 Mar

Oct

17% July

Aug

41% Mar

Va

22

22

25

3.00

3.05

263

175

Peiru 1

Oil

Ponder

7.500

17c

Nov

84c

Mar

15 %c

17c

4,500

13c

Aug

30c

May

13 %c

13 VaC

15c

5,000

13c

1,500

4c

of

5c
50c

48c

51c

3,560

45c

Oct

92c

May

8c

7c

9c

62,500

6c

Jan

12c

16c

10,600

11 Vac

Aug
Oct

23c

12c

80c

Jan

1.50

6,400

1.35

Oct

1.45

1.55

3,700

40c

5

40c

Nov

50c

6

Oct

8

6%

6%

6%

200

1.65

1.55

1.65

4,045

45c

55c

55c

3,200

8

8

635

7

Oct

8

8

100

7

Aug

21%

8

21%

600

20

7.00

7.45

26,280

7%

Sep
Jan

2.40

May

95c

9% May

9% Jan

Sep
5.75 Oct

26

Jun

14%

Apr

Oct

42 %c

7.40
12 Vac

12c

13c

6,000

24c

22c

24c

1,500

20c

Oct

69c

May

21c

24c

4,000

20c

Oct

54c

May

21%

19%

21%

23,510

105%

104%

36c

36c

10c

16 Va

Feb

Jun

36% July
May

143

106

504

91

Oct

38c

1,500

35c

Oct

57c

Apr

Jan

74c

Jun

25c

25c

27c

10,200

21c

5%C

5 Vac

6c

5,000

5c

Oct

13c

Jan

4c

Nov

10c

Jan

35c

Oct

1.28 May
6.00

35c

7,900

21 Vac

Oct

15%c

16c

4,000

15c

Nov

833

Oct

40c

Aug

12 Vac

12c

Nov

38C

12 Vac 12 Vac

95c

Jan
Jan

26 %c May

20c

25c

5,000

88c

May

25c

G Va

7%

14,905

Oct

18

May

7%

16

16

200

15

Aug

23

Feb

12

91

July

99

Jan

*

20c

5%

100

92

100

2

2.05

1.91

2.14

29,870

1

33c

35c

17,800

25c

Oct

88c

33c

75c

2,000

45c

Oct

1
•

70c

2.25 May

75c
42C

40c

45c

-

C

Oct

Apr

Jun

1.00
1.00

1

19,800

40c

Oct

1.50

Jan

2,750

88c

Oct

1.83

96c

Apr

10,315

95c

Oct

1.60 May

99c

1.01

1.00

1.18
5 Vac

3,900
4,000

5Vac

Apr

15c

5 VaC

*

1

-

1/79

3.90

90c

1

7.75

Nov

13 %

Nov

77c

1.00

Nov

1.66

Jan
Jan

Jan

8.25

7.75

8.25

615

25c

25c

30c

19,800

28 Va

30

1,640

28

31c

Sep

32c

3,000

1.00

31c

Nov
Oct

46

30

57 %

294

48 Va

Oct

83 Va

Jun

4c

Oct

13c

1
•

57%

56%

4.75

4.55

5c

*

Gold

20c

Ore

Iron

,

50

4.75

4,000
375

*
Mines

80c

1,500

4.90

5.10

8,350

1

Dome

75c

5.10
4.40

3.95

4.40

70c

East

75c

1

Electric

50c

80c

16,410
9,680

71c

76c

2,400

,

Producers

Minerals

Ascot

Ltd

4.90
3.90
50c

65c

Jan

Jan

Oct

7%

Sep

Oct

1.75

July

Nov

8.80

Apr

Oct

8.35 Mar

Nov

Cfct

3.95 Mar
2.30

July

2.60

2.42

2.70

57,670

5c

Oct

Jan

6c

6c

6,500

18c

5c

8c

Oct
Oct

May

12c

3,133

33c

10c

1.70 Mar

49c

45c

49c

24,200

40c

1

40c

38c

43c

4,600

28c

1
1

.

6%C

6 %c

8c

43,000

6.20

6.50

2,050

Oct

6%c Nov
4.75

Oct

1

20 %C

20c

21c

3,900

16c

Oct

96c

85c

96c

34.950

85c

Nov

•

vrp'allurt»iPH'

6.50

1

Quebec Manitou Mines

19%

4.25 July

2.34
1.25
28c

Jan
Jan
Mar

19 Va Mar
80c

Jan

2.45 May
Nov

Mines

*

Miolnp,

Aug

-

—

22%

22%

2,755

19%

Nov

22%

1

Gas

Petroleum

3.20

65c

%

71c

1

Copper
Gold

Gold

Va

May

—•
*

Ltd

Chibougamau

Natural

25c

*

Airways

Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Q"°bpr
Lithium
Corp

Quonto

Oct

15c

.

Uranium

mon'

Oct

1.25
37«

•

Border

Queenston

Jan

May

14c

40c

31c

preferred

B

Warrants

Quebec

47c

12c

l—100

Corn

up.

Oct

13c

40c

Jan

2.87

50c

Power

Q

Mar

3.75

Gold

Rouyn

Purdex

Jun

lie

35c

River

Gas

44c

3.75

Mines

&

Powell

Prospectors

Nov

Oct

5c

Oct

Oils

Powell

Pre.1t.0n

Jan

29c

Development

Pronto

83

75

17c
15 %c

75

3.75

Uranium

President

1

73

27c

100

Gas

<v

Gold

Premium

Nov

73

Jan

4.50 May

Nov

3.75

Pickle Crow Gold Mines

Premier

2.90

Jun

30

Aug

11,700
38,850

Phillips Oil Co Ltd

Placer

21

Jun.

2.10

1.00 Aug

1
1
—1.25

common

Mines.

Oil

Peruvian

^

1.872

Feb

1

Oil

&

Gold

Perron

45r

25

3.50

3.75

22

1

.j.

Gas

Permo

Oct

64c

Nov

Oct

1.35

38c

Consol

Preferred

9-

Jan

iy

Feb

39

Oct

30

4%C

Credit common

Peoples

Quebec

14%

6.10 J

Oct

4c

Ltd

Mines

Pipeline

Quebec

15

2.75

2.30

3.05

1
*

Exploration Ltd
Exploration

P-mbina

Apr

Oct

Jan

35c

Mines

Peerless

Jan

Oct

Jan

1.59

3.30

1

Drilling

Mar

6c

G.10

1

Mines

Uiunium

P..Lei

17c

35i

Jan

Oct

Oct

2.35
30c

lOo

Amalgamated

21%

1,000

13%c

*
*

Mines

Jan

13,100

6 VaC Aug

1

Oils

Western

Pan

Oct

45,000

Jan

Apr

1
1

Tubes
Porcupine i.

Pamour

Oct

52c

57%
34c

1

Gold

Hersey

1.61

7%c

Oct
Oct

6c

2.90

Apr

4.45

Jan

45c

Oct

1

Petroleum

10

70c

54c

4.35 May
40c

%c Jan

2.ll

*

Minerals
Osisko Lake Mines-.

5%c

10c

14

3.55

20
common

Ormsby

1,500

50c

Oct

19c

14 Vac

_10
Products

Steel

1.^5

7%c

13c

Nov

1.08

—

7

preferred

B

79,535

50c

,,Nov

10

34,150

•

Preferred

Ontario

11
14c

10

Nov

1.36

—2

l

Club common

Jockey

9%c

1
*
—1

1
see

common

Preferred
Ontario

7c

*

Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive Works

1.30

15c

Nov

10

1.08

*
*

Malartic

O'Leary

10V8

*

Moneta

Oct

2.65 May

Oct

10

1.17

.

90o

Oils

Provo

•

Apr

1
•
-1

Oka Rare Metals Mining

Jun

—_•

Mines




13

*

Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class B

footnotes

13

Oct

13.50

Mocul

For

14c

10c

Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour Co

125

*

Mines

Gold

Pioneer

Development_50c

Corp

10

Mar

•

18c

Uranium

1,216
' 45

85c

10

10

Feb

12c

*

,

Ogama Rockland Gold

Jun

62c

1

Metals

,

—

preferred

Ltd—

Obaska Lake Mines

Jun

1.17

7,200

Industries Gas

1.00

10

*
20
„100
20

Mines

Pardee

2,500
17,225

City Petroleums

1.00

,

Oct

10

_

Mines

Parbec

8c

Mines

4c

20c

1

Util

Oils

Jan

18c

Gas

9,500

•

Quebec Power common

11c

2.50

Mining

Midwest
Mill

&

5c

*

Canada Mines.

Aug

18c

Light & Power pfd
Oil

4 VaC

Oct

9.00 July

4c

2.15

Petroleum

4%C

6.25

Page

2.45

Mining

7,500

3,400

9,000

*

Mercury Chipman Knit

8c

1.20

4%c

1

Petroleums

5c

1.10

Jan

35

1.25

Lake
Mines

Medallion

Jun

8C

1.20

4c

1

McWalters Gold

13c

Nov

4%c

•

Lake

Red

Oct

2.00

Pitch-Ore

McKenzie

5c

750

Paramaque

_____100

:

Porcupine

8,000

2.45

Pacific

•

—

5c

2.40

Sep

1.34

i
common

5c

2.45

Jan

*

Mines

Prontenac

Feb

5c

Oct

11 Vac

-,.100

Consolidated

Jan

8%c

20c

9

Oct

•

com

.

..

Matachewan
Maybrun

...

Jan

52c

Oct

3.50

4c

•

Maritime

1.34

Aug

8c

36

9.000

1

...

Nov

11c

11,715

320

5c

1

Mines

28c

1,000

9c

200

4%C

_*

Mines

Marcon

10.000

13c

1,930

Paymaster

Maralgo

34c

8c

4.75

5c

•

-

28c

12 VaC

Jan

96c

1

Maple Leaf Milling common.

34c

39 Va

•

Goldfieids

13c

11%

10c
1

_

4,515

12 %c

50

;

Opemiska Copper

96c

1

Lake Gold Mines

Red

19c

39

Nudulama

Jan

•

B

16c

17c

Jan

4.00

Nortnern

Jan

80c

5%c Nov

23c

1

l

Cockshutt Gold Mines

Jun

Oct

May

Warrants

1.49 Mar

12,383

26c

53c

1956 warrants

Jun

6,500
31,200

2.34

Oct

2.20

Apr

9c

2.20

5Vac

10%

Northland

1

Mines

Explorations

Macleod

2.30

1

73,700

4.75

Orenada

Mines

Macassa

11c

1

-

Northwestern

72c

1,000

9c

11c

Jun

39%

Preferred

Jun

8c

5%c

25c

1

Uranium

Apr

1.60

17c

65c

5%C

*

Oct

warrants

Class A

Northern

25 Va

346

1,205

5c

1.40

North Star Oil common-

2.59 July

Nov

24%

20%
41

11,734

50

Northspan

Northern

Jan

20

40%

9c

•

Rankin

North

May

4.25

Mar

20

40%

7c

Warrants

Jan

30

27%

50

May

J*

common

Preferred

8.00 July
19c

80

•

B

Jan

35c

Jan

Jan

70

27

•

A

Preferred

Lynx

—

Oct

4c
9t

30

class

Cos

Class

5c

1.30

common

preferred

Loblaw

4%C

1.40

•

Gold

Lac

Groceterias

5C

•

Petroleum

48c

Oct

•
1
1

Corp.

Nickel

Norpax

Norvalie

Liberal

36c

Oct

10c

1

Mines

"

•

Oct

10c

3,000

1

Mines,

Norsyncomaque

90c

12c

*7 VaC

10,500

11c

•

.

Northcal

15%

4.00

4,000

16c

10c

1

Mines

Jun

14

4.10

14c

14c

1

'!

Apr

22c

July

55c

l

12c

16c

I

Ltd
l.

Normetal Mining

Jan

1

i

Mines

12 %c

Jan
Jan

1

Mines

Rim

Jan

I

Lingman Gold Mines

Lake' Osu

24c

*
*

com

Nipissing Mines

Norlartic

80c

Debentures
Lake

Oct

1

new

B

Norgold

l

.

3c

1
1

Merger

Rouyn

Oct

55c

5,065

9,000

2.70 July

_1
1

Mines

Jan

85c

15%

•

6c

24c

•

Exploration

Mylamaque

2.80

1

Exploration

Mines

5c

Nov

1

Ltd

2.80

l

&

Mifl'es

Dufavilt

Oct

1

*

Gold

Sep

95c

1.22 May

Mining &

Co

Jun

2.10

9,712

•

Mines

Minda-Scotia

New

1.20

1

Mines

Manitoba

New

Oct

Apr

May

1

New Hosco Mines

Newlund

25c

Jan

2.60

70C

1.35

•

Kelore

9,800

Oct

1.20

1

New

Oct

1.15
24c

8c

Highridge Mining

'

Lake

Jun
Jun

9,000

Harricana

Nov

48c

125

18

18

18

•

1.00

3.15
56c

11,900

New

Jason

Oct

38,680

New

New

Oct

1.45
18c

44c

1

Mines

Oct

84

Mining

Cinch

Lake

Ltd

12 Vac May

2.14

Goldvue

North

Labatt

Oct

Feb

8c 10 %c

New

Noranda

30c

14c

l

25c

30c

1.32

.

Nor Acme Gold

95c

49c

87c

Kirkland Minerals

Oct

2,600

1

Explorations

Jan

5,700

15,700

4c

14,000

Gas

Feb

162,675

7c

13,500

35c

New

17%

1.10

6c

Mar

20c

1.98

18c

1.95

Gc

Townsite

Oct

May

1.84

35c

Warrants.

Kirkland

4c

13

95c

Kirkland Hudson Mines[irklar

67c

1.27

8%c

Nisto Mines

1.94

Canada

ol'

Superior Oils

Oct

1

Oct

1.21

1

New

20c

1

15c

35c

•

1

73c

5,000

Mines

Jan

9,000
4,257

1

25c

29c

Copper

23c

26,616

1.27

50c

Mines

Oct

26c

5,000

Oct

33c

Fortune Mines

Oct

27c

3,460

6,200

5c

1.95

Delhi

Senator

Oct

14%

90c

32c

Dickenson Mines

New

7C

5%C

Oct

1.62

New

18c

5c

21c

33c

New

Jan

32 %c

14%

28c

Mar

3,700

14%

Feb

VaC Nov

4

1.95

New

July

3,654

1

22

•

■

18 Vac

Oil

Continental

New

62c

40c

1

5.05 May

37%

_40o

Petroleum

Chamberlain

28c

40c

!

Nov

5.05 May

5c

21

22

—

Oct

9c

Gold

Oct

1

....

Dominion Oil

Britisti

Aug

26c

.

May

38c

Gold

Bidlamaque

New

New

25

July

12

7%c

New

8c

.

Jan

110

;

-

Mines

Athona

Newnorth

23c

i..

Mines

Kerr-Addison
Kerr

»•

Jan

27%

8,900

26

*

Alger Mines

New

New

'

•

63c

100

21c

2.00

-Z5c

Uranium

9c

8,300

Oct

11%

,

*

Nesbitt

Jan

1
•
15o

Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleums
Jowsey

Jan

17c

11%

36%

Jun

*

Jonsmith Mines

12%

L'6

*

Mines

Smelting

Waite Mining

Jack

10%

Jan

•

Jan

5%
14

Feb

—h.

class B

Car

Nealon

New

Preferred

9%

18 %C

New Calumet Mines-

8%

100

II20

preferred
Mills

Jan

84c

Oct

45,100

19c

•

Apr

32%

Oct

Grocers

National

High

Low
18c

33c

11%

11%

—5

_

_

National Explorations Ltd

Range Sinoe Jan. 1

High

27c

5

com

Shares

11%

30c

X

Mines

Drug

for Week

Low

Par

High

Sales

Range

Last

Sale Price

National
48

Bank
lo
Invest class A
*
Oil —
*
Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6'/o
preferred
__4.86%
Indian Lake Gold
i
Industrial Accent Corp Ltd common.*

Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial

Week'*

of Prices

Friday
STOCKS

Range Since J*n. 1

16c

16c

19

Jan

8.30

8.95

Oct
Oct

8.70

2,500
2,830

28c

16c

12 VaC

1
*

)2C

NOV

31c

Aug

13c

6,200

—1

13c

12c

8.00

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

(2302)

.

.

Monday, November 23, 1957

.

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sato Price
Par

—

40c

Oct

1.49 Mar

1,200

30c

Oct

1.35

94C

92c

98c

Oct

6c

8c

13,350
10,500

85c
5%c

Oct

12,500

25c

Oct

1.00 May

United Montauban

Oct

2.50

Jun

Uniied

Jan

Mines

31c

1.40

1.50

8c

7c

8c

6%c Aug

23c

40c

38c

40c

4,650

37c

Nov

75c

Jan

10c

10c

11c

28,525

9c

Oct

37c

Mar

47 %c

42c

49c

61,502

21c

Apr

20c

28c

69,129

19c

Nov

1.00

13%

14%

Oct

25%

•

14%

—

Oak

of Canada—
Dairy class A

—

IZ

On

6c

preferred

L—25

——

9%c

319,000

63

10

61%

63

3,045

10%

10%

150

13%

14

685

.

14

common

Lawrence

5%

•

common

11%

12%
93

Jan

imii

Jun

Ventures

15c

Feb

July

Ltd

77

Oct

May
11% Mar

23%

Violamac
Vulcan

60c

57c

60c

4,300

St

Michael

8c

12c

18,300

11%

11%

675

1

Ltd.

Mines

Salada-Shirriff-Horsey common

__

25

Preferred

Class

10

•
_

_

25

_

25%

24

23%

1

B

Antonio

26

46c

45c

Gold

26

11%

Oct

40c

Oct

8c

Nov

180

24%

24

720

23%

46c

1,000

45c

Jan

98

Mar

Gold

River

1

-

15c

14c

15c

46,200

13c

52c

55c

16,150

45c

Oct

25

Oct

33

Debentures

11

Oct

18

19%

200

18

Oct

27

58c

5,050

55c

Oct

73c

Aug

6%c

2,550
8,117

5c

Oct

23c

-Jan

30

Waite

Amulet

5

33,140

1.35

1.22

1.35

.9,000

40c

45c

2,000

2.80

2.80

2.80

100

6.45

6.15

6.45

1,555

•

75%

71

75%

3,211

8

9

Waterous

Werner

Lake

Jan

Wespac

Petroleums

Jun

1.82

West

Maygill Gas Oil-

Westeel

Products

260

1.76

Nov

3.95

Jan

Western

Canada Breweries

12,960

3.60

Sep

8.75

Sep

Western

Decalta

com:.*

24%

24

25

4,821

Oct

25%

Nov

28

29 1

29

Nov

42c

42 c

600

4.80

4.55

4.80

23,532

21%

21

21%

297

21

21

100

3.75

3.80

830

1

4.05

Jan

80

1.35 Mar

Oct

Breweries

Voting
Sigma

ctfs

trust

—

__

;

Mines

Mines

Standard

1

—

V*

class

Dairies

*

A—.—

Siscoe
K

•

1

Ltd

Mines

D

8.10

Jan

Union

Air

Spartan

Services—

_

Oil

Steep Rock

&

_

1'lC

8,530

6%
2.00

18 %c

1.75

2,050

18c

48c

40

2.00

_

18c

7

44

16c

200

.

20c

2.00

Sep

5%

Jun

Western

Nov

Nov

Nov

Cons

Mar

2.40

Oct

6.40

Apr

Nov

5.00

5.05 Mar

1.55

93c

85c

93c

20.913

6c

4%c

6c

119,500

49

51

60c

Feb

4 Vac

Nov

34c

Oct

4,247
24,500

44

7c

4%C Oct

11c

9.10

10

52,630

<9.10

Nov

39

125

39

Nov

44 %

9 %c

10c

12,500

8c

Oct

59c

5c

5c

6c

28,500

5c

Nov

*

11%ci

1

1.55

••

I—1
e

Mines-

_

Toronto

Dominion

Toronto

1

General Trusts
Works

A

preferred

4.25

325

15%

375

93%

93%

5

Oct
Oct

Oct

9.00
21 %

Apr

Oct

99

Apr

93

4c

1,800

4c

3,850

1.10

230

Oct

Jan

18% Sep

Jun

1.75
21

JHily

A

2,000

5c

Oct

35c

Jan

10c

Oct

53c

May

4,500

5c

Oct

17c

1.85

1.70

1.90

20,675

14%

14%

29

1.55

1.36

1.45

4,400

1.42

1.62

11,500

1.35
1.25

Oct

Mar

2.69 Jun
Jan

Oct

4.90

Oct

98c
1.24

6c

5%c

6%C

6,500

5%C Nov

Jan

19c

Jan

93c

July

26c

33,650

36c

Nov

47c

Mar

500

20

30

29%

30

250

34% Oct
28% Nov

'

49

Jan

37%

Jun

24

24

200

22 %

Feb

30

21%

22

200

20

Feb

31

May

33%

35%

4,256

33

Oct

42%

Jun

40

35

Oct

48

Jun

80c

Nov

3.25

Oct

3.35 May

825

98c

8,899

13,950

13c

15c

2,820

lie

Oct

Trans

•

64

59%

65

8,906

54

Oct

15c

15c

1,000

a

18%

18%

18%

50

•

5.30

4.70

5.30

33,050

21c

Shawkey Mines
Canada

"l
1

i
•

::::i

Union

Mining

United

Asbestos

1

United

Corps Ltd class A

23c
66

*■

Corp




1.701

40c

Jun

145% Mair

12c

Oct

34c

14

Oct

35 5

3.50

Oct

Apr

'

9.00

__

4.50
—

18c

Sep

55c

May

2,500

20c

Feb

33c

Jan

22c

7,500

22c

Oct

93c

Jun

65

15%c 15 %c

Apr

100

32

Aug

36%

25

Jan

28

70c

Oct

Jan

10

100

9%

Oct

17

19%

300

17 %

Oct

27%

Jun

20

19%

20

1,111

17%

Oct

28

Jun

84

84

180

100

78

May

3.90

Apr
Feb

93% May

Aug

6.25

7.00

1,545

4%

Oct

12

May

102

273

101%

Nov

103

Nov

79c

102

101%

84c

9,700

60C

Oct

7.00
'

900

27c

Oct

86,500

10c

Feb

4%'c

4%c

5,000

4 %c

Nov

lie

Jan

-—-1

13c

11 %c

14c

5,776

10 %c

Oct

43c

July

•

9

7%

9

3,530

7%

Nov

19

May

3.30

3.30

-1
1

Ltd

100

31

30%

31

355

1.30

1.30

1.35

13,520

Yale

1

15c

17c

5,000

Lead

Indus class A

Zinc

&

Jan

40c

13 %c 15 %c

•

(John)

2.90

15c

■_*

Yankee

Canuck

Yellorex

Mines

Yellowknife

Yukemo

Zulapa

Oil-

1.84 Mar
37c
:-•>

Aug

3.25 Feb

3.75

Jun

Oct

42%

Apr

Feb

1.70

30

1.15
15c

Sep

Aug

37c

Jan

Apr

Oct

16c

5c

5c

5c

5,000

5c

Nov

13c

Jan

•

-

-

5c

1

83c

81c

87c

17,550

80c

Oct

1.93

Apr

4c

4%c

4,700

4c

Oct

10 %c

Feb

18c

20c

15,100

18c

Nov

40c

Apr

27c

28c

1,200

22c

Oct

75c

Mar

20c

—;

•.

Bear

Mines

Mines

819

51%1

10,330

15V-c

4.40

4.60

3,750

25

25

105

8c

8c

4

1

%C

19c

.

Mining

.
—

Toronto Stock

12,000

Exchange—Curb Section
Canadian

.

'

-

.

Oct
Nov

4.00 Oct
23

Oct

86

Feb

7.15 May
>

Week'a

Last

Range

Sale Trie*

2
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
;i
British American. Bank Note—L_„
Bulolo

Low

5

5
•

Gold

Dredging

Canada & Dominion Sugar—
Canadian Bronze

common

Range Since .Tan. I

High

Low

High

5%

1,130

5

Oct

10%

Jan

27%

31

1,175

25

Oct

35

Aug

31%

31%

31%

25

30

Feb

33% Feb

3.50

3.45

3.55

1,222

•20%

-

'5%

20%

21

475

20

125

25% Nov

25%

25%

•

25

16%

■

—1

17%

2.10

*

Westinghouse

26

25

17%

,

;

Shares

5%

common

Canadian Marconi
Canadian

for Week

30%

^

_

General Investments

Sales

'

«t I' iiee«

Par

50
'

1,336

2.10

375

NOV

4.159

Oct

3.20

24

Apr
Mar

30%

Jun

24%

Oct

31% May

15

Oct

20

1.90

May

4.10 May

Oct

Dalhousie

Oil

Dominion

Glass

52

Oct

39%

Jan

14c

":14c

(16c

3,500

12c

Oct

50c

Apr

52

52 %

525

Jan

68

18

17%

is

1,384

16%

Nov

20

25

460

17%

Sep

37%

82%

84%

269

80

Nov

23%

24%

1,695

20

Oct

,70

10

__

5

24%
70

:

common

Gen

Consolidated

__

Mines__

Inv

Gold

•

,

l
»

'

27

70

26%

'

27

3.20

,2.70

175

3 20

2,900

51

G4% Mar
25%
2.30

Oct

42

41%

42

435

40

Oct

4.35

4.35

4.35

100

4

Oct

:_l

50c

50c

54e

:

16,800

Oct

50c

104

May
Sep

Jan

July

33% Aug
93% May
38
May

;

Oct

*

Tr__—

Corp..

Apr

22%

20

L___—G

Canadian

Yukon

Oct

25

*

Utilities

Pato Consolidated. Gold
Price Bros

Third

35%

1,656

—7.50.

Inc

Flour

3

30%

,_1

1956

Paper

International

Ogilvie

42%

29%

_♦

common

Dupont Co Canada

Loblaw

42%

•

Gaspe Copper Mines.;
International

42%
29%

FOOTNOTES

•

5.28

Apr

59

Jan

8% Aug

Jan

FOR

OUT-OF-TOWN

AND

CANADIAN

89c

May

MARKETS

'

a

_

d

May

24c

29 Vs

Funds

Friday

STOCKS

Jan

2,000

63

Apr

1.35

Auk

23c

25c

32%

Oct

Wright-Hargreaves

Wood

Apr
h

20c 20 %C

1

32

Nov

3.00

26c

10

May

22

35%

1.90

Tribag Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau

3,300

.20

Jan

•

43c

'

Alexander

Wood

Jan

Oct

2,485

..

40c

•

19% Aug
29

.

Oct

19%

.

Canadian Industries

26c

—

Jan

1.35

19%

Winnipeg & Central Gas—I

Canadian

16c

33c

_

25

125

i

-

Mines

May

41%

-

&

May

80c

1

Oils

55c

1.74

Pipeline

Nov

324

10,021

32

100

—

Winchester Larder

10

90c

Oil—

Wiltsey Coglilan

Oct

Sep

50c

—

Aug.

40c

Oct

3,400

—

14%

29

1.60

<

Warrants

7c

1.87

Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources

450

27

-

<

1

8

57,650

41%

Jan

r 2.70

22,225

Willroy Mines

28c

40%

40

_

Ltd

1.12. Feb

.1.50

*

;—.—-

100

1

_

Jan

1.25

preferred.:

1,000

_•

_

Explorations
Empire Oils
Rights

2nd

6'o

53,533

Trans

Canada

Apr

25%

—

Warrants

8

24

Feb

4.70

54c

13,244

•

preferred ___i—..

36c

•

common

81c

Oct'

Aug

1.10

B

4% 'b

8

26c

——

class

Oct

25 %

.

12c

38 r8

*■

9%C Jan

1.15

—

5c

2.00

21c

1.22

A

B

10c

38c

18% Mar

8c

._*

Jun

Oct

1.30

33c"

Oct

6c

May

65c

33c

Jun

7%

Jun

—:—•

class

class

Class

Jan

4,10

45c

14%

1.20

33 %c 34 %c

Jan.

82%

•

Plywood
(Geo)

Feb

4.00
<

40%

.

15c

a

;

Finance

4.00

1.80

12c

—10

—

Bank

Weston

May

1.15

__

13%

Sep

19c

43c

———- —

36c
8
1.41

__25c

Mines

1,042

4c

1

Tiara Mines

7,000

16c

15%

1

Mines

2.10

16c

20%

Oct

8c

1

—

..

1.90

20%

2,500

3.000

5%
66

17c

Jan

1

1,500

24c

4.50

5%c

Feb

—

1.27

3.00

Oct

18c

Petroleum—

Naco

23% May

36

93%

July

2.65

May

4%c

4.25

83c

73% May

1.75 July

5c

_

7%c

21c

21c

_5

class A

I

Preferred
Western

Zenmac Metal

'! 9.40

2.00

1.75 Mar

Oct

Apr

Nov

7,070

«

Calgary

of

78c

10,210

14,585

I"

Thompson-Lundmark

Gas

NOV

Jan

1.70

_50c

Gold

Taurcanis Mines

Union

Jun

2.50

Jun

1.55

160

-

Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines

Ultra

11%

42c

1.70

•

Mines

Prairie

Jan

43

1.25

—*

Tamblyn common

Trans

Jun

Oct

1.65

—1

——

—

—

Trind

Jun

60c

Oct

1.25

—1

Gold

Trans

49

30C

1

—_____

Mines

7c

2.90

7%c

—

Grocers

Windfall

1

Gold

Preferred

Iron

1.03

Oct

1.45

1

...

Superior Propare common
Supertest Petroleum ordinary

Silver

Jan

17c

140

2.80

_

Exploration

Hold

20%

36

Cons

byivanite

Aug

17c

25,900
1,699

2.40

•
_

Surf Inlet

12

1

Octi

Mar

Jan

31%

18c

32%

2.80

50%

Jan

11:

Oct

6% Nov

1

Jan

63c

Oct

l0%c Nov

1,200

2.00

32%

—

Iron Mines—

Contact

5 r-'c

45

16c

•

Sullivan

Class

600

_i

.

—

Sudbury

Toronto

12,800

1

Gas

Sterling Trusts
sturgeon
River

Trauers

60c
2.10

17%c

Nickel

Steeloy Mining

Torbrit

2.030

54c

•

Ltd

Steel of Canada

-"nmhiii

17

16%

1

Stanwell

Texas

10% July
14% Oct

1

Uranium Mines

Temagami

3

45

•

Corp

Stanrock

iandem

9% July

10%

Jan

1.05

Oct

10%

Jan

4.55

Oct

15c

7
__

Warrants

Sunburst

22c

72

•

Uranium

Starratt

5,150

8,000

2.00

_

-—

Spooner Mines & Oils
Stadftcona Mines
Standard Paving & Materials

Stanleigh

Nov

10

May

22

Sep

19c

59c

1

Oils

Warrants

3.60

10

11c

preferred
Oil

Valley

16%

50

Ltd

Southern

19%

23

Sep

35c:35 %C

2.10

•

Manufacturing

Somerville
Souris

10

B

Simpsons Ltd
8

35c

20

15c

—

Mines

10%

Silverwood
Class

21

—

Quebec

Miller

Miiver
Silver

common-

Jan

i 29c

5%c

■

—_

Petroleum

Warrants

Western

Sicks

1.18
35c

Jun

7

Oct

-*

—

20,329

50c

<

Jan

33

—:

420
"

■

Gold

3c

•
;—

1.88

Aug

•

1

Ltd

Mines

4.65

Gordon

Sherritt

44%

4% , July
--

Jan

May
May
May

1

Nickel

Malartic

1.76

35c

—

1

Aug

Mar

70c

Oct

.

Oct

20%

100

5%c

r

4.35

24%

27

5

'

Sheep Creek

24

.

4%c

—1

Mines

1.87

46

1.73

760

5c

—1

—

-——

4.65

20

1

L—*

Mines

Oils

•

50C

Ltd:

Oils

Rainbow

12%

55c

26%

29

Scurry

Security Freehold Petroleums^-—
Shawinigan Water & Power new

12%

.>.1

.

68c

Jan

55c

•

8apphire Petroleums Ltd

4.40

Jan

17c

Jan

8,000
145,780

A—-—.

Walker G & W

West

Sand

Oct

9c

2.67

6%C

25

Oct

May

6:40

19%

13% July
30% July

Jun

40c

Nov

6c

Oct

2.35

58c

Equipment
.—*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd—:
——*
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd—1
X
Weeden
Pyrite Copper
-1

1.35

9% Mar

July

3.10

650

Feb

Jun

18%

Nov

87

70

12%

—.

Mfg class
Explorations

Vico

Feb

Jan

'

7%c

Explorations Ltd.

Viceroy

24c

(30

8c

Mines—

Consol

Vandoo

Oct

55

75

1

Gas
Uranium

Maurice

3.85

20c

Nov

-

Canada

Upper

Nov

10% July
13% Oct

4,900

92%

preferred

St

San

12%
93

Corp

230

Nov

39

45

43

High

Gc

52%

1,540

2.67

Oils

Wainwright Producers & Ref
St

8c

53

.50

pfd

Hill

Keno

8c

10

1,000

8c

.

•

Royalite

United

5%c

23,591

6c

__

Oils

Royal Bank

B

A

-

1

9c

Mines

Class

class

Inv

1.82 May

25c

1

.

—

Consol

1.20

1

Rocky Pete Ltti
Roe (A V) Can. Ltd
Roxana

19,930 ;
7,666

1

;

Rock win Mines

Royal

25c

1.50

1

Uranium

Athabasca

25c

1

Feb

Fuel

6c

,40%

United Steel Corp
Universal Products

1
—

Jan

1.90
23c

United

Range Sirce Jaa. 4
Low

High

53 1

6c

1

Mines

Estella

United

Shares

3.50

8,200

35c

Jan

for Wfeek

Low

Par

High

40c 43 %c

Rupununi Mines Ltd

Rowan

Low

35c

1

RlchweH
Rlx

Range Since Jan. 1

42c

Explorations
Rexspar Uranium
Rio

Shares

High

Sales

Range

"

Last

Sato Price

35c

Mines

Week's
of Prices

Friday
STOCKS

1
:

Reef

Roche

i

of Price*

Low

NOVEMBER 23

.J*.*-.1*

Mines.

Ltd..

Mines

itayrock

Range

WEEK ENDED

FOR

Sale*
for Week

—1

Uranium

Pad lore

Rainville

Week's

;,
,
*. .,
Odd lot sale (not included In
year's

,J"fnge):
Deferred

.

delivery sale (not included

in year's range).
e

Selling ex-interest.

f Flat
r

price. 1

Cash sale (not included in
year's range).

t Ex-liquidating dividend,

-

(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,

wd When delivered,
wl When issued
•

'
x Ex-<hvidend.
_

,,

y

Ex-rights.

z

Ex-stock dividend.

■

1

Number 5693

186

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(2303)

NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations

for

Friday,

November

22

The

following bid and pfsked quotations are obtained from the National Association of
Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected
sources.
not represent actual transactions.
They do
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could
have been sold (indicated by the
or bought
"bid")
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request.

which have

_

_

„

„

a

Industrials and Utilities
Far

Searle
Par

3%

4%

1

29%

32%

Hagan Chemicals
Halle Mines Inc

-1

Inc

26'/4

28i%

Haloid

4

Co

Amcr

Commercial Barge LLue_5
American Express Co
io
Amcr Hospital Supply Corp
4

16%

18%

361/4

38:%

38 %

41%

American-Marietta Co

2

29 a

32

American

l

22

Pipe & Const Co

Research

&

Develop.
1
American-Window Glass C'o_12 %
amp

Incorporated.
Farms

Co

Arizona- Public
Arkansas

Service Co

Missouri Power Co__5
Western Gas Co.,
5

Arkansas

Inc
Oil & Gas Co

Aztec

Mfg

Bausclt &

Baxter

Lomb

Optical

Baylesa (-A J)
Bell &

Gossert

14%

Securities Co
—5
Investors Diver Services Inc

15%

14%

15%

38%

Interstate

13%

.

81%
27 %

13%

14%

23%

-15

20

191/4

21

21%

8%

-

9%

5%
111/2

131/B

24%

2634

$1.20

preferred—25
Sharpe Mig Co
To

Bqixsh Beryllium Co
:
1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co—•

Water

Carpenter

Paper

Co

38%

41%

Keystone

18%

19%
7'/2

20%

21%

30

Lanolin

33%

16%

IB3,,

4%

Lau

Gas

Co__3 %

141/4%

15%

Gas

Co—iO

27%

29%

Maine

Central Soya

24a

2834

30%

10

19%

20%

Madison Gas & Electric Co

13

14

Maremont

/

Gas Co
—1 hy
v.- 4%
Citizens Util Co com ci A__33%o
13
Common class B
33 %c
12%
Macnine Co

B

Colonial

1

1

6%

7%>

1

13'/2

143«

1

12%

Inc

13%

23

McDermott

25%

2 %

——

Colorado Interstate Gas Co

5

43%
19%

21%

14

15

Commonwealth

Gas

Commonwealth

24%

Oil Ret Co Inc_2c

Corp

5%

1

Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
Continental Transp Lines

17

Copeland Refrigeration Corp-—1 1I
Cross Company
5
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
Cutter Laboratories
Common

Ltd

12

Delhi

(L

7.

7%

7%

Y

7 3/4

Harvester Co

Detroit Internat

Di-Noc

11 %

12%

Dictaphone

1

Arts

v^urp

Inc_

16%

18

101/2

<R

R)

&

Sons

44%

2%
18%

Co—5

20 ? 0

7%

8%

Dun

Broadcasting Corp
Bush

Dynamics
$1

,

Corp

of

Utilities

Economics
El

Paso

12%

13%

31%

35

38%

5

28

30%

5

18

19%

7%

19%

21%

2

28 %

30 3 a

,

I

23%

25 3

__5

17%

19 %

1

15%

14

5

16%

17%

86

19%

21

1

8 %

9

Io

22%

21

16 %

17%

15%

16%

15 3/8

16%

•

20%

22

50c

10%

11%

1

6%

Corp.

Coal

1

Co

5

7

11%

10%

8 34

8

60

64%

38%

41%

3%

3%

145/8

15%

Miss

River

3

5%

10%
14%

Otter Tail Power Co

5

24%

26 y4

Pabst Brewing Co

•

4"%

1

4%

7%

13%

14%

2OV2

221/4

10

10%

49

521/2

-1

51%

534

—10c

26%

28%

19

20%

Co

Co

*

1

5%

6

17%

19%

13%

14%

1

11%

12%

Co

Corp

Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Ft Wayne Corrugated

Paper.10

Co

15%

17

23

25%

•

16

17%

1

•

26V4

28%

19%

21%

22

Corp

Airmotive

Corp

Pacific
,

Far

Pacific

Mercury Telev

East

Line-—.

Pendleton

Tool

Pepsi-Cola

Pickering

General

Lumber

Gas Service Co

2%

Co

Genera] Gas Corp

•

8%

0%

7

7%

21%

233/8

20%

22

—

26 y4
4%

5%

of

New

Hamp

5

15%

of

New

Mexico

5

15%

1

13 Va

24%

26 Va

20 3'8

Reslstoflex

Republic

Gas

Co

Corp

23%

25%

12%

lu%

10%

Natural

32%

38 %

40%

12%

Gas Co.

133/4

6%

7%

12%

14%

24

Co

&

Inc

Pow

8c

Light Co

Conversion Co

10

I

24%

5

11%

10

'6%

1

28-/a

50c

8 %

Company

Wyandotte Chemicals Corp_

Zapata Off-Shore Co

19%

Far

(Phila)

7%

8%

•

43%

47%

1

58

62
is y8

40%

Riley Stoker Corp
River

Green

<A

5

19%

211%

Roadway Express class A

Green

Mountain

5
1

13

14

Robbins & Myers Inc

14

15%

Robertson

Brand

(H H) Co

25c

1

2%

3%

Rochester Telephone

10

17

*

8%

9%

Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%

38

10c

4

4%

Roddis

2.50

23

25 %

Plywood

Rvder System

Corp

Corp

Inc

7%
va

9%

Bid

1

8%

9%

1

14 y8

15 y4

Ask

5

16 Va

18%

30%

32'/a

88

95

..20

Liberty Real Estate Bk

-

As

Tr

(St

Natl

J)

(N

Bank

62%

Vi

24

257/8

36

33 Va

4014

42s/a

40%

5

23%

Qeve—16

of

Bk

(Phila)
10
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—.10

32V\

Meadow

25%
.

48%

Chem

43%

46%

36Vi

of

Y)

5

56%

16%

17%

38%

52

Natl Bank

(N

Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh)
25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25

37%

46

Brook

Freeport

34%

Corn

Citizens

Exch

&

Bank

of

Bk

(N Y)—10

Southern

10

City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago )_25
Cleveland

Trust

Commercial

National

50

2.10

Co

(N

Y)

25

Commercial

Trust

Co

Connecticut

Bank

&

Continental

111

61%

Trust

35%
80%
25

Plains

22%

24%

Co

N

(N Y)

Co

Trust

_50

156

10

33%

Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10

22

Fidelity-Bait Nat Blc & Tr Co_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10

42%

46 3/8

68%

72

G8%

29%
54%

38

40%

44

47 %

30

29%

6V4

Natl

Camden

Bk

&

18 3/4

First National

20 3/8

Tr

Bk

(Atlanta)

10

31%

First Natl Bank of Boston—12 3/a

First Natl

Bk

of

First

Natl

First

Natl

Bk

First

Natl

Chicago

Bank

of

Bank

100

Dallas

of

(Jersey

32%
55

58
58

38%

153/4

38%

41'/8

52

24%

ton

Tr

&

Hudson County

(Jersey
Hudson

City

Tr

Co

395

10

19%

For

footnotes

422

Union

313/4

47

52%

14

59%

63%

10

26%

29%

12%
Natl Bk of Hunting¬

37%

40%

24

25%

Y)

5

10

41

45 Vb

25

Albany
Natl Bk & Tr Co

36

39%

Bk

33

35%

(N Y).

-10

20%

21%

New Jersey—

.2%

8%

9%

& Tr Co

of

Bank

of

Commerce—

383/4

Tr

10
of Maryland
Trust

3734

40%

10

38%

42 %

10

Co

States

Co—

20%

22%

.20

61

64

Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5

28

30%

(Boston)
United

States

Tr Co

'N Y)

of

10

We make Markets in two out of every three of the
Industrial
National

&

Utility

Storks quoted

li£t of Over
Your

orders

TROSTER,
2400

8%
70%

(Los

T>r»»cwiiDg page

HA 2-

66

Trust

(Cleveland)
United

15%

30%

(N Y)—10

Street

Mass)

Banx of

Union

I

^ee

7%

20

Trust Co

29%

J)25
(Union City).—8

R

68

17

20

Y)

Trade

68%
46

N

Bank

34%

64%

2

Trust Co

Bank-State

Sterling

Natl Bank

Natl

Providence

65%
43%

Tr Co

31

44%

413/4

20

(Chi)—100

&

Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial

Bk__15

York—10

(N, Y)

Bk

Sav

Natl Bk

Union

(N

State

5

of New

Bank

55%
138

10

(N Y)

Becurity First Natl Bank
Angeles)

33%

22%

Louis

N

Hanover

124

of
10

(Boston,

(Franklin

N Y)

Bank

Second Natl Bk of Phila

407/a

30

10

Guaranty Trust Co

52%

29%

Security

Rochelle

Girard Trust Corn Exch

48%

5

35

Second

62%

First Westchester Natl Bank
Bk

J)

Rye National Bank

617/a

Natl

N

33%
73%
433

26

61%

59

Square

70

400

33

8t
25

Franklin

100

59%

Natl

New

__

Boston

347/8

20

of

(Chicago)

Royal State Bk of New York—5

Co

Louis

St

of

Co

Royal Bank of Canada

67%

City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co
(Phila)
10

Bk

Tr

Rockland-Atlas Natl

295

25

Paterson

First Natl

Eng Trust Co

14%

34 Va

64

285

10

City)

Trust

Bank¬

Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)—12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash DC—25

31%

Corp (Minn)

(Camden N J)

7.50

Essex

J)

33%

10

&

Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)
10
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
8c Trust (Phila)
20

62%

29

49

27

&

(N

(Hackensack

73%

58

Bank

%

50

24%

Co

19

59%

Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City

165

30%

First

17%

(Albany N Y)

Co

Northern

(Newark

J)

First Bk Stk

48

55

(Boston).100
New York Trust Co
(N Y)
25

(White

(N Y)

Empire Trust Co

10

Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark
12%

273/4

.5

County Trust Co

Detroit

New

833/4

10

41%
234

Westchester_5
(Cleve)
16

Bank

Newark

ing

33 %

38

227

25

Natl

38

Trust

J)—

N

61 %

of

Commerce

80

Co_12%

&

Co
(Chicago)
—;
County Bank & Trust

J-25

N

of

Tr

Bank

57

122

51

of

Bank

City

National

2.27

Bank &

'

Trust

Bank

National

National

Co

State

Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_l0
(J P) & Co (N Y)__ 100

Morgan

National

(Savannah)

115

-

the

-

in the above

Counter Securities.

15 Va

Richardson Co

40%

12%
31

10

Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)

Co

21%

13%

14%
24%

38%

26%

Companies

12

3

Rice Mills Inc—3%

13%




2
12%

Natural

22%

Corp

4%
23%

—

& Lewis Mach Tool Co_2

Inc

3%
213%

1

Chemicals

Reichhold

6%

30

16%

1

Rare Metals Corp of Amerlca_l

Great Western Financial Corp_l

Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf Sulphur
Corp

Manufacturing Co

14%

1

1834

.

14

Services Inc

16%

Co

(Calif) 5%
pfd__20
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
preferred
20
Giant Portland Cement Co
1

Power Corp

12%

"A"

28%

10c

Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purolator Products

4%

Co

27%

5

Transport

20%
62%

59%

16

35

Harris

Co

Y)„

Phila_10

Hartford

Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5

19%

Brick

Centl-Penn

16%

Coke Co

Producing Properties Inc

19%

1

6V4.
25%

Bros

Wurlitzer

295

Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12%

15y8

3%

(N

Bank

Trust Co
Natl

Central

14%

5%

3%

Mfg

6

13%

18%

Society

12%

5Ve

Pub Serv

Camden

14

_1

Bottlers—1

Co

11%

17%

Manufacturers Tr Co <(N Y)—.10

29 Va

„70c

Co

Natl

58

5%

12%

2.50

Telep

Industries

11%

2

Rubber

10%

l

Wood

36%

33

283
183/a

38

27%

19

Plymouth

Portland Gas &

30%

10

4%

251%

10

Fire

5

Corp

363/4

28

Wisconsin

35%

_20

6%

Indus__

Pioneer Natural Gas

21%

33%

Industrial Trust Co

(Newark) _25

Louis)

90c

"A"

Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co

5%
,

Pub Serv Co

Oarlock Packing Co
Oil

Pacific

Coal

33Vi

Broad St Trust Co (Phila)——.10

First

9%

Ben

Trust

Federal

1

12%

Oklahoma

19%

.8

Co.

Ask

8

11%

Old

.1

D)

(S

Williams

A

,—100
of North America (NY)
5

(Paterson

5%

—1

Governor

Gustin-Bacon

29%

13%

1

Gruen

934

8%

•

Fisher

Grolier

9

8%

5

55%

Pi

5%
393,,

lc

513a

Giddings

28 %

5

36%

Prod

52%

Gen

26

Northwestern Pub Serv Co

8%

47

Crude

Inc.l

Opellka Manufacturing Corp

Mfg Co

General

10%

17

Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
10
Fisher Brothers Co
-2.50

Frito

19%

9%

291,8

1

Laboratory Inc—_1
Co (Texas)
•

Steel

18%

15%

Emhart Mfg Co
Empire State Oil
E'quity Oil Co

Florida

.26%

271/4

Co

Corp

Fairmont- Foods

24

50c

Gas

Electric

Electrolux

Fanner

8%

S

&

6V4

Bank of Commerce

13%

25%

Associates__10

Nat

Eastern. Industries Inc

Eastern

121/4

Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co_
•
Northwest Production Corp
1

America

preference

East Tennessee

31 Va

7%

2

Inc

Inc

28%

2

Bradstreet

&

Dunham

I
1

T

Francisco)

Boatmen's

1

Gas

America N

of

(San

Bankers

8

American

Bank

26%

24

Bid

Par

20%

1

Corp

18

White Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp

Bank & Trust

19

Co

Gas

16%.

Western

5%.

24%»

Shops of Del

North Penn

~

DuMont

4%

Bank

18

&

Three States Nat Gas Co———1

Bank of New York

30%

Oil

1

Corp
:

3%

Co

Thermador

-50c

of

Western Lt 8c Telephone Co__ 10
Western Massachusetts Coe_
1

3%

65 V2

16 y2

North

16%

Amer—

Corp

West Point

52 V2
7%

30%

27%

Nortex

17

15%

Welex Jet

4V'a

3%

2%

2%

Norris

3%

3%

47%
6%

62

1

,

1

1

28 %

Inc—

Chemical

Shirt

Inc

Petroleum

Gasoline

5

New

12

41

—5

Dixilyn Drilling Corn A conv—4

Donnelley

3%

16%

Inc

Co_l
1

4%

Eng Gas 8c Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co

18

16%

1

—

2%
4%

Eng

common

Utilities

National

Pipeine

13%

Corp
5
National Homes
Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c

13%

Gas

10%

12%

45%

National Aluminate
Corp
National Gas & Oil

18%

Nat

15 %

10

2%

&

36%

15%

1

Associates

29%

13%

15%

Mountain Fuel Supply Co

123s

16 %

1

Bridge Co

Chemical

27%:

lc

Laboratories

Montrose

9%

1

Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit

3

81/8

1
-——.

Supply Co of N

Industries

42%

Corp

Machine

Missouri

Texas

83u

16

& Co

25%

2434

Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5

7%

6%

2%

Co

A )

23
42

1

vtg

Tayler Oil Corn

Dentists

12%

21

36%

Inc__l

Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co—
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co

8''a

111

•

Industries

Class A

Miles

18

1

vtg

com

%

6%

38%

.

Danly Machine Specialties——5
Darling

%

7%

Inc—1

Ray)

Miehle-Goss-Dexter

27
,

(J

4%

24

16%

Watson

23%
20%
18%

23%

Meredith Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co

3%

3,

Texas

22 lA
19 Va
17%

25%

McLean Trucking Co cl A com_l
McNeil

Corp__7
Corp_5

1

McLoutli Steel

46 5 «

Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
$1,25 conv preferred
25

McLean

Tranmis

Transmission

22%

Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp
3

41/2

com

A

common

Stores

14

5Vb

12%
5%

3%

7%

1%

Prods

11%

lc

Thermo King Corp

Mfg & Sales Co

Automo

1

Gas

30%

Co

Inc

9>/2

Eastern

28

Marlln-Roclcweh Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc

13%

Prod

Gas
Co

Lucky Stores
Ludlow

8

4%

3%

Steel

21%

3%
27

34

Washington Natural Gas Co
Washington Steel Corp

21%

8s/8

Texas

Natural

Macmillan Co

Star

19%

1

Texas

1

21%

6

30%

1

22 %

Lone

2%

28 Va

National

America

20 %

Co

Radio

of

6

Chattanooga

Class

Cofp

12 r? 8

34 %

10

Co

Central-Telephone Co

Collins

Lithium

11%

20 %

14%

Warren

26 Va

1

31%

43/a

5

Texas

cl B

coin

21

7%

ioc

& Co Inc

5%
HVa

3%

Co

~_i

•

Power

Utility Corp

Coastal States

Lilly (Eli)

5%
103/a

1

Tranmis

lc

Co

1

1.25

44%

23%

r_25

5

Electric Co

Central Vt Pub Serv Corp

Clinton

Blower

9%
25%

19%

5

Vitro

6%

28

33%

8%
23

5

38%

Gas

5

Inc

30%

36V*

41

Texas

Co_—

_5

Gas Co—.

Central Louisiana

Central Public

Plus

27%

Corp

Corp

38

Co__

Le Cuno Oil Corp
Liberty Loan Corp

5%

&
8z

Cem

Fibers

5

1

22

3%

17

—10

Warner & Swasey Co—
Warren Brothers Co—

29 Va

1

Tennessee

Tekoil

30%

15%

Valley Mould 8c Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc

10%

27

Inc

Delaware

19%

Varian

9%

1

Inc

Tampax

40 3 «

5

Glass

25%

2.50

25

10

Landers Frary & Clark

9

8%

1

—:

L-O-F

Portland

24

10

Steamship

35%

Koehring Co

6%

27

Mfg Co

10

Co

24%

preferred

25%

28%

Corp. —10

Universal Match Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
Utah Southern Oil Co
2%

2%

37%

1

19%

2

15%

—.—.16

Kentucky Utilities

10c

Central Electric

Central

Co

Inc

12%

Central

Central Indiana

Serv

7%

2y2

Tool

8c

States Sugar Corp.
-1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
United Western Minerals
10c

27%

Co

23%
18

United

26 V4

25Va

5%

Pipe Lines
Pipe Line Corpt__50o

Drill

6%

.__1

•

—_

Co__25

Products Corp __i_lo
Cedar Point Field Trust cttsElec

Co

Kennametal

7%

United

34%

7

10%

21%

4%

Canada
Gas

10

19%

Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5

Corp

934

7

32%
24y2i

18%

Refining Co
(O A) Corp Inc

Sutton

18 Va

Co__l

Corp__
Propane Gas Corp

14%

Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellogg Co
50c
Kendall

Suntide

14 Va

17

2%

Wells

1

common

Public

29%

Ceco Steel

111

City

27%

Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Carlisle Corp
1

8%

II—III

Corp

20

Co

33%

5

preferred

Kansas

10%

Ltd_

31

j

Steel

•1 46

38%

10

Co

11%

Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_lo

28%

36

1

Service

Oil

Kaiser

10%

26%

Power Co

Telep

Canadian. Dchli

9%

.

,__in

Electric

10%

•

Supply

Jessop Steel Co

5%

Bowser

1

Jervis Corp

6%

-

Water

Jefferson

10%

6%

•-

_5

Jamaica

9

Inc

Tele

Greene

Suburban

15 Va

13

1

Works

Stubnitz

14

*

1

Register
Home Products

Struthers

Trans

23%

1

Corp
Inc

Trans

9'/a

1

Producing Co

&

8%

25

Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb & Co Inc

,•

Jack & Heintz

E)

:

5

Co

Statler Hotels

25%

10%

(A

Stanley

77

10%

12

10c

Common non-voting

—5

21%

Calif Water &

1

11

Co_

Co

Electric

Stanley

—5

6

20 %

California

common

6%

23%

Culifornia Oregon

A

Tracerlab

Standard

%

1

L

Stand Fruit

22

,

Burndy Corp

Staley

i—1

1

—_

17%
19%

12%

10

Inc

16 Va

38%

Towmotor

21%

'

56%

22

1

23

19%

r

Ask

X53

1

12%

21%

Co-

States

Carbon

Sprague

Gas

Gas

14%.

35%.

11

Bid

1
•

—

Corp
Topp Industries Inc

Eng Tele Co

Southwestern

23 %

*

New

Southwest

56

.10

343/8

Bullock-s

1

177%

36

Pub Serv

Southern Union

Speer

21%

21%

&

3Va

51%

311/2

Brown

23%

—1

1

Inc

7ya

Co

Calif Water

15%

Beryllium Corp
'
Black Hills Power & Light Co
1
Black, Sivalls & Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc
1
Inc

Ho

Tokheim

Oil & Devel Co_10c

8%

*

I

_

7%

III

Co__10

Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc

ZZZl

Time

42 %

Colorado Power Co
Southern Nevada Power Co

2

28%

5%

Co

60i

Par

33%

39%

Southern

205b

5R1/,

17%

5%

Markets

19

1

163a

10

Shore

Southern

1
Co

15%

—l

Laboratories

common

26

1

Co

30%

26%

10

Bareco Investment Co

26%

1

Indian Head Mills Inc

Class

Bates

24

Ask

31 y4

2

_2

Southern

28%

Bid

.1

Co

Power

Southeastern

16

Art Metal Construction Co_;___10
Associated
Spring
Corp
10
Avon Products

A

y
2%

13%

49%

24'/a

_jj

Class

107

Corp

&

Pacific

South

106

100

Petroleum

D)

Skil Corp

44

100

10

Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Hycon Mfg Co

1734

123 B
46

»

Co class A com_10

Sieroi

2%

40%

(G

Seismograph Service Corp

39%

2%

5

common

Ask

36

25c

High Voltag& Engineering.

171%

16%

,_1

B

Bid

Controls—A

Hoover Co class A
Hudson Pulp & Paper

12

15%

4

common

Partlc preferred

Class

23%

10%

8c

Company

Hanna (MA)

24%

21%

1

Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden

4

Jacinto

San

Ask

—t

Products

American Box Board

Amer

Par

_

Aerovox Corp

Air

Bid

The "National" list is composed of securities

wide national distribution.

Members: N.
74

Y.

A

inquiries

ore

invited

SINGER
Security

Dealers

&

Association

Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y

CO.
NY 1-

376

47

48

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2804)

.

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

.

NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations

for

Friday,

23

November

Insurance

Mutual Funds
Fund

American

Business

Inc—1

7.17

7.84
'

Johnston

5.15

B-l

6.74

7.33

Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l

3.28

3.58

9.05

9.84

& Elect'nics Corp

lo

1.40

1

18'4

Mutual Fund Inc—1

B-2

6.74

7.36

9.71

10.51

10.81

11.85

Knickerbocker

6.50

7.10

16.04

17.36

6.53

7.14

50c

com'__100
100*

4 60

20.11

21.74

14.76

5.08

5.48

Fund—*

16.29

12.000

123

Automobile

12,600

Electrical

129

General

Special Investment shares

Transport

17.25

Massachusetts

14.86

Mars

6.31
12.90

64%

7.67

8.44

5.77

Shares

1

Inc

Fund

J

1
Corp—1

Investment
Fund Inc.
-10
Inc.
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciarv Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc—-10c
Founders Mutual Fund ——*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred
stock
series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
Electronics

Energy

Equilv Fund

7.61

Nation

8.34

14.67

1G.G5

J

Inc

Futures

1
1

Fund Inc-

Industries

Capital

Corp,—.
Investors Trust

General

General

2.39

2.62

8.51

9.25

1
1°
*°

Investors

21.33

Preferred

19.85

Income

Stock

4.27

4.67

130.66

131.98

6.30

6.53

New

9.42

10.18

Fund
of

Franklin

(S

27%

10'

3?

34%

75
33%

2.50

44

79%
35%
46%

7.50

32%

34%

4

58%

02

10

F).

Newark

Life

17.70

19.14

12.52

13.54

8.17

8.97

al2.11

2.81

Insurance,

Globe Sc
Great

12.26

13.25

New

14.34

15.50

3.20

10

7.66

8.29

9.1,1

5-19

of

4.44

7.05

York

5.72

14.20

11.38

12.30

6.29

Pine

5.16

6.84

7.02

2

39%

42%

9.40

10.29

12.57

7.51

8.20

1

18.73

18.92

12.74

13.85

•

Inc

(Geo)

7.70

Fund

29.22

Science

Sc

Fund

lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares
.-lo
Food
shares
lo
Fully administered shares—lc

11.26

12.33

9.80

10.74

6.10

6.69

Nuclear

of

5.46

5.90

1

Funds

Canada

Stevens

&

11.25

1

12.23

Stevens

A-

Stock

Amer

a31.39

a20.20

7.72

Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith (Edson B) Fund

1

10.01

1

lc

6.47

7.10

Southwestern

1

10.53

58

63 %

50%

53%

11%

12%

2

10%

12

Republic Insurance (Texas>__io
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2

43

47%

35

38%

6t

Reinsurance

Industrial Machinery slinres.lo

5.81

Sovereign

7.85

8.18

State

lc

9.28

10.17

Stein

lo

5.87.

shares

Mining

6.44

10.11

shares:

:1c

2.06

shares

lo

4.51

lc

6.86

7.52

shares

Railroad

stock

10.85

33%

361

Inc_l

9.56

1

8.95

Springfield
Standard

10

10

30%

28

119%

125%

61

65%

32%

34%

Insurance

of

Co

7.37

North Amer— 5

87%

.91 %

Bid

Home Loan

1

9.88

10.74

1

6.40

6.99

7.51

United

Accumulated

4.93

United

Continental

lc

8.22

9.01

United

Incoiyie Fund Sliares.l

8.70

9.46

Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1

13.10

13.49

United

Science Fund

1

9.11

9.96

14.51

14.95

1

13.62

14.80

3.83

l

4.19

5.06

5.53

Funds

United

Inc—

Value

10o

Series IJ-C7

II-DA

10c

1

a24.04

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

2.23

2.44

Income

6 49

Value

3.79

7.0)

Series

Hay dock

Fund Ire
Fund

of

Incorporated
Incorporated

Boston

Inc

Fund——1

Income

Investors

Institutional Shares
Institutional

1

1

7.20

7.87

9.37

Growth

Fund, lc

9.18

10.05

Institutional

Income

Fund-lc

TnsHnitlrmai

Tienr

Wnnr}

Fund

Inc

Resources

1

&

Towne

and

for

4.35

4.75

2.16

2.36

Stock—

being

Fund—lo

Fund

Wall

Street

ex¬

Tel

Investors

Fund

Inc

5.76

6.33

11.31

Whitehall

Fund

lo

3.74

4.0g

Wisconsin

Fund

6.37

74%

77%

Fidelity Sc Guaranty Co—10

50 %

53%

U

Fire

Westchester

Ask

3%s Feb.

7.33

May 1,

1958

9.9.16

3%s

May

1958——

99.28

100

100.4

March

4%s

April

15,

1958

100.9

100.13

1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958

4.60s June

16,

1958

100

100.12

4%s

Feb.

2,

1959

100.12

May 1,

1959
1960

97.28

98.8

96.28

97.8

1960

96.28

17.

1958

4%s July 15,

2%s

Federal

2%s

Natl
Jan.

Feb.

4.05s

Feb. 1,
2%s June 1,

Mortgage Assn—
1958

20,

99.26

1958

10,

10,

Apr. 10,

May 8.

1958—

4s

99.28

100

100.4'

100

1,

1970-1967

3%s May

1,

1971

Feb.

15,

3%s

Sept.

26,

1958

100.13

100.17

July

10.

1958

100.3

100.7

100.10

100.16

1958-—.

4 Vas

3%S
Gen'l

Portland

Gcu'l Tire

&

4.58

Maturity—
Certificates
3%s

Home

Oil

Houston

1,

"Lowenstein

A-

(M)

Aug. 1, 1958
3%s Dec. 1. 1958

Michigan

Bid

3%s

Beil

74

1976

;

78
104

104

"•OO1-',

5s_. 1987

j.

Notes—

l%s April 1,
2%s June 15.
%«

Oct.

1.

Feb.

102%

94.28

102.16

102.20

93.24
100.20

98.24

4s

102.16

98.14

l%s

Oct.

98

98.8

8%s

Nov.

97.16

99.26

98.18

98.12

"

1959—

April 1, 1959

1956

94

97.24

99.18

99.24

1958—

1,

1,

95.24

94.20

1961

99.10

Oct.

Oct.

100.16

95.16
r

3%s Feb 15, 1962
1 %s April 1. 1962

1958—

Aug. 15.

92.20

1962—

1.

1962.

15,

9i 28

1662

wi_

100.26

100.24
03

102.20
92.8

100.30

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bated

Due

117

Bill

Ask

103%

102%

Electric

5V4S-1977

106%

Pub Service El & Gas

72

5s

1987

4%s

: 1987
4%s. .1987

102

103%

104%

132

135

56

Quebec Natural
San

5s_l977

106%

107%

Sheraton

1982

110%

111%

Southwest

;

1970

Sperry

of

Co

Bell

Rand

116%.

118%.

Texas

4% —1987

102%

102%

Textron

& Sons—

Gas

Units

Diego Gas & El 4%s_..1987

ww

76%

Eastern
Amer

Am

4%s

Telep

5%s

1967

4%s_1992

104
82

102%

66

102%

103

4%s__1992

102 %

102%

Trans

Gas

Underwood

Trans
5s

,

104%

.

4.50%

2-

3-bb

100

100.3

4% %

3-

3-38

100

100.4

2-581

Due

9-

3-57

6-

2-58

100.8

100.12

10-

1-57

7-

1-58

100.10

100.14

11-

4% ', 'c

1-57

8-

1-58

100.18-

100.22

61%

Match

Westcoast Trans 5%s

1971

No/ember

29,

1957

99.972

99.933

99.933

1970
iQ7f

_1988

99.853

99.785

99.811

99.694

99.710

January 16, 1958...
January 23,
1958.
January 30 1958—
February 6, 1958—
February 13, 1958.
February 20, 1958-

99.631

1958———

99.896

99.833

1958—

99.65(1

March

April

62 3,4

•No

73
8b

112%

Bid

99.882

December 19, 1957
December 26, 1957

January 2.
January 9,

Dollar Vain®

Ask

99.963

December 5, 1957—
December 12, 1957

ri

82

Treasury Bills

Dollar Value
Bid

104%

101%

5%s

United States

105-%

103 %

Pipe Line Units,
Pipe Line 6%s_1978

U S Industries 4%s,,
Universal

107

85

102%

5%s_1977
1071

Corp

104%

—1982

Trans-Canada

64%

5%s_1987

100.2 1

1-57

3-57

104%

101%
101%

Phila

68

1-

5-

6-

1C3

107

55

1-57

3 90%

121

102".:,

108

60

4-

102%

1977

102%




1 %s

1958—,

15.

4s

1, 1960
April 1, 1961
Aug. 1, 1961—

%

1987

1982

10G

100.8

100.12

Oct.

96.20

102%

Power

4%s

Power

1977

1 %s

96.12

k—

Power

Penn

—1976

76

Niagara Mohawk Pow 4%S- .1987
Span Uranium 5%s ww. 1963

1971

Telep

1 %s

100.15

100.6

81

104

—

wi_

4.00 %

Ask

.1975

5s

N

Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line—
6 %s

100.4

100.13

.

Ask

Notes—(Cont.)-

l%s April 1, 1960
3%s May 15, 1960

93.30

Bonds—(Cont.)

103%

1981

100.2

100.2

4s

Bid
i

Treasury

Ask

5s„—_1987

Elec

100

3%s Feb. 14, 1958
3V2S April 15, 1958

point

a

100.8

Pacific Power & Lgt 5%s_. 1987
Pacific Tel Sc Tel 5%s
1980

4% 8
Merrimack-Essex

100.8

of

100.8

105%

Pv.r

100.6

Indebtedness—
1957———

32nds

more

Maturity—

Bid

100%

5s—
Lt

or

Ask

100.4

105 %

75

1958

100.4

100%

Cement

one

Bid

of

Dec.

4.95

1982

4%s

100.22

Sept. 2,

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

11.91

,1987

Rubber 6s

Hotels

100.16

5s

1-58

1975

Hilton

100.6

100.16

-1-58

Northern States

1975

100.2
100.10

5-

Pacific Petroleum 5s—

„

100.4

100

1958

15,

4

Ohio

—

1958

1958

May

1-57

85%

Ferro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s

3,

4.85s

1-57

84%

Gas

for Cooperatives—

March

4%s March 3,

8-

93

4%s_

98

7-

83

Co

95

97

1972

100

Dated

84

Natural

104

94
99

4.25 %

1982

Power

103

1972-1967

15,

Central Bank

97.8

100.16
105

13.07

11.02

i

Vought 5%s——1977

Paso

Oct.

99

100.20

100

4!as

100.3

100.12

104

1969

100.8

99.31

June

11,

1962

July 15,

4%s

98.22

100.4

1958

1958

Aug.

May 1,

4%s

100.3

100.4

Rate

92

El

99.24
100.4

4%s

4.20%

Canadian

Duke

100.2

100.1

1969

Lgt

1.

99.30

5%s

Pow 6c

99.30

2%s

100.4

3.80%

68%.

Dayton

—

100.3

100.1

100.1

Can

5S—

1958

14,

100

8.01

11.98

i

.

Brass

Ss:

point

99.30

Mueller

Gas

a

2-57

National

Edison

of

Bank Bonds—

2-57

71

Consol

32nds

more

or

12-

69%

Columbia

one

Federal Land

Banks—

•12-

Ask

3%S—1966

23%

1-57

104

4%s——

23%

3-57

104%

Ry

2

Fire

3-

103

Pac

27 %

6-

104%

Corp

23

25%

3.90

67

Carrier

21 %

2

in the

_

3.70%

Burlington Industries 4V4S—1975

Chance

3

Y

N

of

Security Issues

5%6—1982

Steel

Barium

S

U S Life Insurance Co

1958—

6.96

l

Inc

5s_.1933

18%

,5

U S

1958

1%S
1
1

Inc

Wellington Fund

Light

Tel

17

Mutual

Bid

&

Y)„,8

(N

15,

1 %s

Investing Corp,

10.34

Bonds—
Axner

Trust

17,

Rate

Atlanta Gas

44%

Feb.

l%s

Institutional

.".in

Recent

36%

41

Jan.

1

Ltd

Washington

22

34 %

10

3.95s

Treasury

Kic

Strum

changed

9.53

Intl

Inc

Inc

shares

10.25

8.69

Institutional

Fund

Ltd—

Bank

Foundation

Income

Dissolved

7.87

X7.28

Ltd

Inc.

Line Special Situations

Fund
Van

Fund
Fund

Canada

Fund

I hie

Value

lc

Inst

Funds
l ine

Marine—.10

Travelers

Figures after decimal point represent

6.85

Hamilton

&

63%

20

4.30s

8.05

Inc

4.49

Utilities

&

43 %

58

10

Obligations of Government Agencies

Funfls Inc—

lc

shares

Fire

40%

10

Accident

Guar

City

10.84

l

Fund

Marine,.,—6.25

a

Texas
United

Sc

Surety Co

10.11

Television-Electronics Fund:

2.28

Fire

a27.41

1

lc

shares

Steel

Tobacco

Paul

11.88

•
.1

Street Investment Corp
Roe Sc. Fnrnham Fund

Sterling Investment Fund

4.95

shares

Railroad

investors

(N Y)

24%

5

11.08

_lo

Bond

equipment

Petroleum
RR

6.38

shares—lo

Corp

30%

11.51

6hares

5

10

13.21

Bond

Co

10

10.95

12.03

Institutional

Insurance

22%

Home

4.70s

8.G9

Merchandising

Life

Phoenix

28%

8.36

6.12

Investors Inc

20%

5

4%s
1

1.25

7.93

shores

48%

18%

(Jacksonville Fia)_2Va

4%s

5.58

bond

45

5

Seaboard

4.10s Mar.

40%

Clark—

Fund

Shares—

—10

Insurance Co

Security (New Haven)—

Hartford Fire Insurance Co___10

4 %s
•

Coinmou

Selected

38%

CUfk

Fund Inc

6cudder,i

al0.16

1

Inc

46%

Indemnity Co

16

Hanover Fire

4s

Scudder,

41

Providence-Washington

29.52

1

Inc

79

2%s

1

Fund

84%

10

Pacific

Stock

Fund Inc

71 %

Y_10

of N

26%*

8.75

11.47

Growth

7%

66

(Minn)

42

American

Life

Federal

Inc

Roue)

8.01

2.50

Fund

Fund

(T

6%

12.50

14%

29%

1

Street

23%
30%

National Life

Insurance Co

Figures after decimal point represent

Inc

21%
28%

3.33%

Pacific

Phila

35%

5

7.40

27%

Corp

Fund

32%

(t

5.96

1

;

10

62%

2.50

24%

20.19

Securities

Securities

Puritan

6.77
5.45
18.68

1

\

Inc

Fire

Fire

River

39

&

Shares

Scudder

General

Hampshire
York

North

57

5.37

1

Ltd

5.83

8.93

14 A a

7.61

4.91

_l

Inc

Pioneer
Price

6.96

l

Series

Chemistry

Philadelphia

12.55

3.51

1

Series

Over-The-Counter

15.56

4.75

11.48

29 7

13%

5.70

3.21

;

9%

27%

5

Capital Fund

Canada

Fund

10.14

5.22

I

1

Fund

Electronics

Peoples

9.28

1

3

—

5

Republic

Hartford Steamboilcr

1

Stock

England

Nucleonics

3.51

4.07

Gulf

9.88

37%

Co—

Ins

<?■

General Reinsurance Corp
Falls

Glens

3.05

18.48

8%
34

3%

4

Fireman's

57%
48%

4

Northwestern

25

28

52

44%

Northern

Corp—5

26%

5

5

47%

46%

Md
Philadelphia

of

5

5

5

66%

3

27%

10

62 %

43

Deposit of

Asm

,

25%

:

42

,1.25

Federal

Firemen's

9.14

Series

Growth

9.79

shares

10.99

17.08

Series

6.80

Chemical

10.17

1

!

Slock

19.95
18.57

5.31

1°
lo

Fund

Growth

Capital

Fidelity Sc
Fire

Co Iuc-1

Series

6.20

shares

Aviation

Building shares

2.51
6.77

187

Corp class A
New Amsterdam Casualty—

Peerless

6.18

103

179'

Life Ins

Sc.

Northeastern

,*

Reinsurance

X98%

10

Fire

Insurance

2.22

I

Corp

Series

Dividend

Putnam

shares

Automobile

Wide Securities

Bond

Securities—

Group

Employers

National

New

2.88

1

,

National Security Series—
Balanced
Series—

.

Gas

3.51

2.61

12%

20

.

Nationwide

Title

Howard—

Sc

Stock Fund

3.18

1

Inc

of beneficial interest

National

2.50
25c

E

Assoc

1%
31

Manufacturers

94%

6.32

Diversified Trustee Shares—

Fund

(N J)-

Employees Group

1

Foundation

Fund

Shares iCorD
Mutual Trust Shares

10.31

Eagle Fire Ins Co

2.75

11%

:

Assurance

Fire

89%

5 v
10

3.42

interest--1

Mutual

9.37

5

Co

15%

•1%
29-

I

National Union Fire

New

.252

Fund—

beneficial

Invest

Co

Casualty

14%

Bonding

Indemnity

Life

71%

66

242

Crum & Forster Inc

27%

(Va)_5

Corp

Casualty

Monarch

2.21

2.45

Ins

Massachusetts

25%

24

2

10

2.49

33 %o

of

Mutual

1418

26%

Life

2.00

Trust

Life

13%
25

(N J)__5

Ins

Lile

General

3.10

Stock

Muti^jd Income

577

4.87

2.27

Growth

Massachusetts

12.77

61.

Natl

1
5

Assurance

lo

Inc

Fund Inc

13.52

22%

Co

Ins Assn

Fire

lc

Fund

Investors

Investors

Units

1
1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware Fund —_—:
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc__l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Inc

Camden

Columbian

10c

shares

Bond

13.67

4.42

Maryland

Merchants

49%

Ins Co

Life

24i%

Lincoln National Life

Mass

20

lo

shares

15.87

17%

Stand

78%

10

Mtge Si Title Co:._65c
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)_2
Life
Companies Inc
1.

13%

46

lo

shares

Paper shares
Petroleum shares

12.51

Beneficial

74%

Lawyers

25%

10

lc

7.99

1%

1%

FN J >-10

Ins

lc

Equipment shares_lc

7.35

Fund
Co

lo

Industries

Metal

15%

Life

Natl

Continental

shares

9.02

1

Bankers

Connecticut

Funds—

Managed

Title

12%

6.25

Bankers Sc Shippers

Continental

Western Investment Inc

Balanced

Mutual

Inc

5.04

15.06

,

13.50

a38.66

Suyles

22%

9.41

1

Fund

8.31

Consolidated Investment Trust-i

Income

8.61

1

1

Investing

1

Insurance

1

Inc

5.78

Insurance Investors Inc

Stk

6

10.77

Lite

Manhattan

Inc

5.27
9.85

Lite

Looinis

1

Inc

1

25o

Lawyers

24

.—5
1

Ask

10

30%

20%

D C)—1

Bid

Ins

of N Y

Jersey Insurance Co

Merchants Sc

Boston Insurance

8.87

Eaton

Fund

hexington Trust Fund
Lexington Venture Fund

12.24

Series

Com

(Wash

Mercury

Lffe

Life Insurance Co of Va

5%

11.32

Stks%l

8.16

Dividend

10.37

(Low

11.26

Dreyfus

1

S-4

1

Vegh

American Surety Co

Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l

1

Dividend

Amer

American Re-insurance

10.03

8.98

Investment

Oe

11.36
14.95

9.19

Com Stk)

Priced

25 %
28%
13%
17 %

26

Co_5

'Newark N J»—2%

10.41

21.56

Commonwealth Stock Fund

Crown

Amer Ins Co

13.70

(Speculative

1

Fund

8.36

Assurance

Home

1

6-3

Composite Bond & Stock

Concord

7.65

8.20

Inc

Fund

American

19.94

Inc

Fund

9.53

1

15.99

Commonwealth Income

Composite

16.57

8.73

1

Inc

Commonwealth

23.75

15.19

Stocks)—1

14.79

Inc__—1
1

Securities

Fund

21.77

Par

Standard

Jefferson

192

23

1

(Income Pfd Stocks)

(Income Com

11.97

135
51%

25%
12%
16%

1

(Speculative Pfd Stks)
(High-Grade Com Stk)

11.07

Insurance Co
10
Equitable Assur,
5
Fidelity & Casual,ty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Amer Heritage Life Ins—
^Jacksonville Fla)
:
1

1

Bonds)

Bonds)

K-2

Growth
1

:

Preferred

Fund

Priced

6-2

Iuc_.

Capital Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Christiana

(Discount

8-1

1

Fund

International

Ltd

Colonial

< Low

B-4

10.98

1

Fund

(Medium Grade Bonds )_1

B-3

24.95

1

Canadian

Chemical

23.91

1

Canadian
Fund

1

20'A

Ltd

10

Companies

Ask

183

—10

Co

.

128 V"
48%

10

American

Bonds)

20.41

Fund

Surety

Agricultural

10c

Inc

Fund

al9.47

Funds—

18.98:

Investment

General

Fund_l

-

10.10

Bullock Fund Ltd

(19541

Aetna Life

/■

&

American

Mutual

*

Custodian

1

Inc

Bowling Green Fund

Canada

Boston

•

Tr of America

Ciriltorma

3

ol

(Investment

K-l

Ltd

'

!,

America

of

iThe)

•:' *

1

Keystone

Axe-Templeton Growth Fund

Street

4.92

Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l

4.74

Broad

4.49

3.81

"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5

Fund

Insurance

3.57

Fund

Mut

AJte-IIoughton Fund
Axe-Houghto« Fund

Boston

Aetna

1

4.70

Inv

9.55

Trust

4.31

Canada

8.74

investment

1.27

Bond

1

5.81

*

Blue Ridge

Casualty

5.37

Inc—1

Axe-Science

Aetna

Co

Trust

Fund

Devel

8.93

Investment

Fund

Mutual

Associated
Atomic

8.17

1.04

Bid

Par

Ask

1

1.49

Shares

Bid

Par

Funds—

T—1.25

Inc

Affiliated
American

Mutual

25c

Fund

Aberdeen

Ask

Bid

P»*

Funds-—

Mutual

102

24,

15,

99,574

99.500

value

79
89

b

Ncw

99.324

99.246

99.254

98.975

,

.

ISSUES

..

SESi

wi When

issued.

y Ex-stock

dividend.

99.002

98.755

"

"S'i?on the

99.384

99.311

1958—

86

115%»

99.450

99.371

1958

.

99,525

99.432

FOOTNOTES FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER
par

Ask

99.596

98.778

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(2305)

Third Federal

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings'this

Bank

week will show

increase compared with

an

ago.

a year

Week

Pre¬

Pennsylvania—Altoona
bemlehem

country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 23, dealings for all

Our preliminary totals stand

gain for the week ending Friday of 19.2%.

there is a

%'

follows:

the week

week in 1956.

same

At this center

Our comparative summary for

$

-

2,261,225

_

-

1,970.630

1,934,138

Chester

*2.000,000

Lancaster

4,022.317

7.308,752

—11.8

4.031.235

2.272.133

9.9

—

5,073.812

2,253,605
5,361.078

—22.8

1,500,000,000

9.0

4,514,248

3,684,985

1.1

6,846.366

5.7

4.189,954

7,031,121
3,841,726

—

+
—

6,901.227

7,060,415

Delaware—Wilmington

15.664.603

16,682,911

New

14,358.049

16.854.008

1,047,075,026

1.343,388,696

—22.1

Jeisey—Trenton

$

902,559
1.571,70S

7,230.593

*3.800,000

York

1954

$

1,691.581

4.421.143

Scranton

-1555

3.7

—

1,276.000.000

Reading

16

1.639,746

4.569.779

985,000.000

_

_

or

—12.9

2.268,777

4,115.310

Philadelphia

Nov.

Inc.

Dec. %

2.008.340

Wilkes-Bar re

$23,857,119,084 against $20,838,351,043 for the

at

Ended

1956

$

cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be

14.5% above those of the corresponding week last year.

District—Philadelphia—
1957

liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the

Reserve

49

1,386.000.009

2.3

9,204.292

9,169,568

6.1

18.289,394

16,998,83®

—14.8

13,790,799

11,372,00*

1,567,512,325

1,448,187,160

—

—

v
Total

(li cities)-

|—

CLEARINGS- -RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Nov. 23—

1957

York

New

•*

1956

Ohio—Canton

19.6

Philadelphia
Boston

612.274,155

__

_

309,425,569
602,391.046

9,817,64®
280,361,561

542,212,703

0.3

Colurpbus

58,312,000

61.179,700

4.7

53,092,300

695,871,957

14.0

Mansfield

12.310.845

—12.1

12,073,525

335,053,814

24.6

10,813.180
14,866,432

17,647.369

—15.8

14,199,646

11,433,503

437,618.844

486,378,683

—10.0

517,568,883

427,056,719

—

—_

Youngstown

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

415,300,000

Baltimore

564,117,246

16.4

340,936,730

five days

$18,447,476,380 $15,739,787,949

_

cities, five days_

4,466,368,920

cities, five days

__

AH cities, one- day-

4,078:850,476

$22,913,845,300 $19,818,638,425

—

943,273,784

___.

all cities for Week

12,159,09®

12.8

Total

(7 cities)

1,392,628,940

____—-

1,497,821,217

V irginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk

5.101,479

4,340,563

1,019,712,618

$23,857,119,084 $20,838,351,043

+

24,837,840
199,822,042

8,172,495
342,921,633

8,518,174

373,352,928

130,555,574

130.207,678

Richmond

;

South Carolina—Charleston

9.5

+ 15.6
—

23,530,979
203.771,961

District of

17.2

4

7.0

1,525,159,874

1,338,712,51*

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest

Maryland—Baltimore

Ten cities,

55,671,30®

11.6

384,460,417

.

448.329,461

656,595,564

_-

20.2

—

18.6

615,934.591

500,253.271

—_

350,100,000

740,162,000

____

Cleveland

Total

6.3

1,248,000,000

1

__

__—_——

Pittsburgh

Total all

11,408,905

3.7

—

479.868,509

San iFrancisco

Other

2.6

i
—

793,137*097

L—

—

City,

Louis

29c,293.838

573,537,067

1,252,000.000

—.

—

Kansas

11.736,627

285.445.303

Cleveland

19.2

1.016,339.584

1,215,255,489

—

12,036,114

Cincinnati

$12,010,444,033 $10,075,104,566

Chicago

St.

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

7.5

Columbia—Washington

Total

cities',

(6

714,054,121

+ 17.5

4,835,207

3,947,17®

5.3

23,479,000

23,215.000

2.0

2^5.855,662

222,891,115

4.1'

7,972,606

8.2

369.075,414

6,810.92®
361,764.665

0.3

—

159.289,081

140,367,995

790,506,070

758,996,873

+
—

—

+

3.6

741,079,225

+ 14.5

Sixth Federal District—Atlanta-

Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will

appear
Tennessee—Knoxville

in

issue of next week.

our

ends

We cannot furnish them today,

Saturday and the Saturday figures

the whole country

at this center

was

decrease

a

showing

present further below,

7.8%

they

and

in the

are

located and from this

11.7%.

note that in the

falling off of 4.4%, in the Boston Re¬

a

406,000,000

396,700.000
7,618,97*

6,287,747

are

smaller by

In the

7.0% and in the Richmond Re¬

3.6%, but in the Atlanta Reserve District the totals
a

loss of 7.4%, the

and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 0.9%.

Reserve District the totals record

decrease of

a

larger by

are

St. Louis Reserve

In the Kansas City

2.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District

and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 3.3%
the

—17.5

7,783,508

217,710,295

+

Alabama—Birmingham

212.069.515

180,405.166

17,663,691

17,171,178

804.820

908.489

188.923.516

197.895,735

1,209,052,741

1,182,498,631

Mobile

.

Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Orleans

Total

(10 cities)

—

Seventh Federal Reserve

9,130,594

34.036,763.

14.8

8,637,605

2.9

229,768,777

6,340,856
199,831.945

+17.5

219,362,116

184.237,427

—

10,757,463

2.9

14,390,549

—11.4

808,331

4.5

185,961,494

183,738,44®

+11.7

1,250,061,972

1,174,667,165

+

—

-

718,68*

District—Chicago-

following

furnish

we

a

Grand

Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Port Wayne

12,750.977

92,150.000

10,579,184

11,213,638

4,062,175

Bend

Terre

4,388,4b7

133,034,801

129,443,984

7,320,015

7,549,820

47,826,828

45,532,351

16,411,224
1,574,638
1,114,074,040

16,043.729
1,534.221

Haute

-

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

—

Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines—

,
—

City

Illinois—Bloomington

-

Chicago
—

-

.

1,234,7S5,786
7,772,894

6,778,853
17,969,595

16,516,907

11,142,103

Decatur

12,103,226

6,524,267

6,816,493

1,514,690,765

—

cities)

(17

—

9.2

+

3,192,491

24,973,899

20,533.92*

0-9

—

4,031,048

8.8

—

12,390,348

20,200,623
10,437,77®

1.9

—

14,226,622

2.7

—

88,507.000

5.7

88.230,000

7.4

9,779,573
4,615,695

2.8

145,052,987

3.0

7.936,206

+

5.0

50,409.861

41,392.10*

+

2.3

18,318,185

18,357.63*

+

2.6

1,925,101

1,481,10®

9.8

1,336,284,156

1,144,449,02®

—12.8

—

—

+
—

—

9,341.065

3,419,760
124,881,97®

6,358,311

8.8
7.9

11,441,383

8,474.763

6,160,321

5,764,55®

7.4

+
—

—

7,706,496
16,744,680

4.3

1,635,121,144

-

—

-

To*al

10,404,160

89,629.000

Indianapolis

Springfield

by Federal Reserve Districts:

summary

22,723,564

11,430,158
12,506,139

—

Peoria

.

3,410,927

3,096,228
20,731,517

Arbor

Michigan—Ann

Rockford

In

7,621,059

6,631,683

Sioux

District of 4.8%

150.686,60*

2.2

223.980,066

South

The Chicago Reserve District suffers

of 1.5%

we

Philadelphia Reserve District of 22.1%.

Cleveland Reserve District the totals

District by

145,235,082

+

5.4%, the aggregate clearings for

decrease of 4.4%. We group the cities according to the Fed¬

a

New York Reserve District the totals show

serve

30,767,424

5.8

396,600,000

—

Outside of this city there was a loss" of 6.2%, the bank clearings

eral Reserve Districts in which

District of

of

6.1

—

Macon

having amounted to $20,395,710,743 against $21,554,289,195 in the

week in 1956.

serve

we

29,601,137

126,802,064

405,500.000

Georgia—Atlanta

Louisiana—New

For that week there

16.

same

statement, however, which

27,783.473
119,408,230

Nashville

Florida—Jacksonville

has to be estimated.

cases

able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended

we are

Nov.

the week

as

not available at time of going to press.

are

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed

inasmuch

1,780,503,561

1,527,477,441

384,100,00®

5,906.933

15,055.39®

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1957

Week Ended Nov. 16—

1st
2nd

3rd

Boston
New

12 citlei

:

York

Philadelphia—

1,047,075,026

1,343,388,696

1,392,628,940

1,497,821,217

714,054,121

741,079,225

Dec.

Kansas

1,209,052,741
1,514,690,765

1,635,121,144

754,789,927

793,028,898

619,094,279

624,560,092

604,185,986

618,981.537

527,484,508

535,311,751

+

,

.

9
If

6

12th Sun Francisco

1,448,187,160

1,525,159,874

Of.

10

—.——.

335,200,000

376,500,000

11.0

417,000,000

1.3

200.531,852

181,932,273

175.530,905

0.1

—

241,186,206
175,566,904
2,836,817

238,066.839

——

2,831,154

0.2

199,967,572
3,037,702

173,339,051
2,886,49®

—

Louis

Kentucky—Louisville

754,789,927

793,028,898

4.8

820,537,126

742,257,82®

—

Tennessee—Memphis

Illinois—Quincy
Total

(4 cities)

758.996,872

1,250,061,972

1,174.667,166

7.4

1.760,503,561

1,527^477.441

4.8

820,537,126

742,257,823

0.9

—

—

Missouri—St.

1,338,712,514

790.506,970

631,471,804

649,870,272

11.7

Ninth Federal Reserve

District—Minneapolis—

Minnesota—Duluth

11,281,312

——

—

1,199,169,333

1,240,042.608

20,395,710,743

21,554,289.195

10,777,609,951

11,493,481,077

2.4

704,249,589

684,615.383

1.5

—

•—-

559.923,920

568,462,677

3.3

—

1,232,638,897

1,210,958,646

Minneapolis

11,756,973

410,901,989

—

425,158,460

156.311,512

• 1

1

1,567.512,325

3.6

If

7

City

11.108,190,892

7.0

—

• I

11th Dallas

12,717,344.490

—22.1

ft

4
.

&48,088,273

4.4'

—

981.735,094

•»

1,132, >98,631

$

7.8

—

—

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—

1954

$

7o

»•

17

Louis

1955

Inc. or

If

10

9th Minneapolis
10th

10,£>20,643,976

•

7

7th Chicago
8th St.

815.911,420

Of

6
_

751.977,204
10,081,507.913

11
—

5th Richmond
Atlanta

$

• I

10

4th Cleveland

6th

1956

•$

154.205,525

4.0

—

10.380,988

8.638.99®

3.4

+

421.720,477

441,433,613

1.4

—

158,306,896

157,004,595
13,391,359
5,072.29®

10,808,175
4,984,930

+

9.9

13,529,551

5,052.768

+

1.4

5,735,118

8,203,318

7,880,975

+

4.1

7,375,054

8,212.54®

15,468,466

North

9,765,054

-I

58.4

14,423,720

16,116,873

11,874,914

Dakota—Fargo__

South Dakota—Aberdeen

—

Montana—Billings

—

Total

»>

;_109

—

5.4

24,541,645,622

22,060,485.119

6.2

12,354,038,212

11,428,359,928

Total

Outside

New

We

York

now

City

add

—

detailed

our

statement

—

showing the figures for each city for

the

(7

cities)——,

624,560,092

619,094,279

—-

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas

—

0.9

631,471,804

649,870,273

Clty-

1

week ended November 16 for four years:

Clearings at—

1957

1956

$

$

Nov.

Inc. or

Dec.

'/'o

1955

1954

$

$

Portland

2,784,726

7,170,551

•

4,043,005

_

_

_

Lowell

Bedford

660.012,670

4,310,124

1.436,196

River

___

7,550.158

.601,620,972

——-.

Massachusetts—Boston

1,888,725

S

Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode

3,968,327

3,362,097

17,417,699

13,183,390

New

12,854,650

Island—Providence

43,118.903

23,437.590

26,179,620

34.419,400
__

32.689,400

2,851,560

.

New Hampshire—Manchester

3,279,006

2.417,801

5.0

—

7.976,569

6.891,231

8.8

—

756,391,112

6.2

—

—24.0

5.047,295

2.8

4.408,549

16,504,683

16.514.261

2.6

13,606,930

10,819,533

3.142,648

0.6

53,303,956

40,459,540

—10.5

25.515,255

20^795.144

—

+
—

5.3

90.609,000

43.450,800

9.3

3,333,273

815.811,120

751,977,204

—

7.8

13,731,960

6,299,365

8,212,890

604,185,986

citjes)

Eleventh Federal Reserve

618,981,537

7.9

1,116,631

1,112,16®

1,330,666

979,351

6.9

11,805,280

10,033,47*

0.2

161.159,877

181,885.47®
9,425,57®

—

—

—29.6
—

10,162,420

10.5

35,237,959

1.3

461,759,439
lb,0do,003

—

+

0.2

24.781,923
436,599.66®
14,347,59®

—23.3

6,672,314

5,450,16®

2.4

704,249,589

684,615,383

—

981,735,094

District—Dallas—
11,792,084

i

.

Falls

Total

9,50»,000

6,811,491

(6

cities)—

16,410,995

527,404,508

—.w—

7,303.094

14,806.803

— —

Louisiana—Shreveport

—

45,078,031

8,867,000

Galveston

Wichita

446,135,227

39,447,275

-

Dallas

8.4

11,532,454

8,783,52*

0.1

475.309,103

489,269,352

—12.5

39,581,544

37,301.821

10,875,404

445,759,855

Texas—Austin

3,011,969
\

(12 cities)

(9

30,699,652

—

—14.9

1,431,321

—19.8
4"

—

Springs

Colorado—Colorado

4,322,619

1,674,951
4.493,064

+

1—

St. Joseph

693,565,502

Fort Worth

42,879,726

Haven

Total

City

391,656,808

13,758,389

—

Total

13,969,511

:

Springfield

7.6

+

10,570,265

7,439,24.3
27,465,232

386,433,806

Wichita

2.996.976

862,514

10,794,135
151,497,683

151,125,734

Omaha

Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas

Maine—Bangor

New

—

16

First Federal Reserve District—Boston-

Fall

733,931
10,049,702

Hastings
Week Ended

955,630

830,584

Nebraska—Fremont

535,311,751

—

—

—

—

—

6.8

6,946,000

8,287,50®

6.7

7,876,891

6,673,852

9.8

18,677,928

18,146,628

1.5

559,923,920

568,462,677

848,088,273

Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—

New

York—Albany
Binghamton

_

2,710,625

44,798,464

—

Jersey—Newark.

Northern

New

Jwsny

(10 cities)




-

3,917,040

4,301.918
152.912,080

—11.4

3.389,676

3.410,996

3,596,131

2.735,779

4.4

12.187,607,410

10,632,125,191

—13.1

42,807,114

41,162,388

;

73,495.908

79,739,235

—

84,113,732

—

10,061,507,913

10,526,643,976

+
—

Oregon—Portland
Lake

Utah—Salt

California—Long

—17.6
—

26.003.S38

81,448,357

46,942,944

175,918.818

25,314.531
.

45,865.852

3.7

23,591,327

•

0.7

L——
—

24,917,576

Connecticut—Stamford

To'al

10,060,808,118

38.909.765

Syracuse

4,249,916

9,618,100,792

;

York..

3,060,016

3,500,750

_

Rochester

New

154,709,307

148.929,136

Jamestown
New

(a)

(a)

Buffalo

Elmira

43,346,319

-

9.9

26,807,393

23,131,554

1.6

29,451,621

26,111.185

7.8

93,854,412'

69,580,842

Beach

28,284,824

20,277,813
641,560,885

Francisco

San Jose

29,279,104

:

6,178,933

72,092,195
29,599,263
18,346,218
649,697,026
23,987.628

—

168,251,797

6,281.54®
211,026,753

87,762,404

97,337.896

4.4

28,146,134

+ 10.5

1.3

18,459,983
646,803,834

+ 22.1

"26,812,007

27,674.722
17,068,57®
621,312,141
21,645,48*
7,183,98®

—

—

—

3.5

8,347,626

+

4.0

6,588,903

16,123,427

+

6.7

14,201,917

12,141,15®

1,199,169,333

1,240,042.608

3.3

1,232,638,897

1,210,958,645

20,395,710.743

21,554,289,195

5,4

24,541,645,622

22,060,485,11®

10,777,609,951

11,493,481,077

6.2

12,354,038,212

11,428,359,923

8,677.494

Stockton
^

Total

(10 cities)

-

—

84,328.043

3.2

4.4

104,129,023

12,717,344,490

91,028,814

11,108,190,892

189,286,39®

5,943,327
229,663,591

+

Grand total

(109 cities)

—

—

—

—

5.5

2.5

—12.3

17,209,271

Santa Barbara—
I

216,928,713

City

Pasadena
San

198,741,579

190,166,940

Yakima

40,903,677

_

187,799,404
6,332,756

Washington—Seattle

Second Federal Reserve District--New York—

Outside New York City
ia) Clearing

operations discontinued.

(2306)

50

ENTIRE

Foreign Exchange Rates

r;

EXCHANGE

FOREIGN

We give below

RATES

CERTIFIED

BY

NOVEMBER

Country and Monetary Unit

record

a

FEDERAL

15,

1957

TO

BANK

NOVEMBER

21,

TO

TREASURY

1957,

...

UNDER (TARIFF

INCLUSIVE

ACT

OF

Page
1954

Pennsylvania 8s.
at:*4

lien' and-collateral

first

trust,

bonds

D,

series.

Dec •% 1

1930

2052,'

(Hamilton) Ltd.l§t & collateral serial 5V4%- bonds due .1958--.—.... Dec
5y2%
sinking fund ..bonds vdue;.,1963j____i_T:—....^.Dec^v
Properties

Theatre

.v.V:,'. vV..'.-,

/

V ';:;,+v'Date 7/

Co., 5%

Mineral

•

for the week just passed.-;r%:
'++7;; vy;!

RESERVE

,

cumulative preferred stock
Nov 30
Northern California' Baptist ■ Convention • i San •Francrsco^V->: ;
-.1st
mortgage serial* bonds' dated l»ej?i« :1,+1946—7—%D'ed
1

Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.

ISSUES .CALLED

Company and Issue—v7v%7 ),"■
Foote

.

Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New

York

(Value

United States

In

Money)

•

*•"

.•

'II•'yi'

•.*•-•*•:

V.T.'

*

'••• *■

.* *'".:!"

.

v v

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■

•Announcement In this Issue.

Friday

7

Monday

Nov. 15

■;"I

Argentina, peso—

Tuesday

Nov. 18

■

*

7v7-

Wednesday

Official

.0555555*

Free

Ceyion,

Finland,

$

•.

.0199750

03 85356*

.0385356*

.0199875.

1.040312
.209400

?

.209400

'

..

+7

.00311807*

.00311807*

.00285795*

.00285795*

.00237562

.00237562

.238000

.238000

.238000

.238000

.209506

.209660

.209586

.209556

2.801562

Japan, yen

'

7

.00237562

.209392

India, rupee
Ireland. pound-

.00311807*

.00285795*

.238000

mark-.:

2.803125

2.805312

2.804296

2.803750

Norway, krone

■

-

.00311807*
.00285795*

•

;

.3

.325966

.0800560*

.0800560*

.0800560*

Wiser

.263620

.263640

.263610

Wisconsin

2.777537

2.773824

.00277912*

•

2.776530

2.775990

2.775371

:

.00277912*

4lA'/0

.325933

Winter

&

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

4V2 %'

.406930*

.496950*

.496950*

.496950*

4.80%';

.0349000*

.0349000*

.0349000*

.0349000*

.193283*

.193283*

.193283*

.193283*

.193283*

.233350

.233350

.233350

.233350

2.792652

2.794831

2.793819

2.803125

2.805312

2.804296

75c

Newspaper 'Machinery-Corp.-

''Stock-

4!'2%

Demand

Inc.

Decrease (—) Since
>

...

ASSETS—

Gold

Total

R.

gold

for

certificate
other

of

Discounts

and

Industrial

under

S.

1956

$119 million

ships,

and corporations; this largely reflects
withdrawals of Christmas savings accounts.

+

26,123

+

842,121

366,409

+

6,332

+

108,552

million.

+

7,393

+

£"6,503

1,054,201

604,056

+

540

1,879

60

—

860,001. *
17,880

—

+

458,793
267

—

17,573

$322 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of
reporting

ber banks follows:

3

—

agree't

499,473

97,500

—

19,933,612

—

680,247

+9,000,913

Loans

Bonds

and

Loans

Loans

outright—.

repurchase

23,234,835

97,500

—

—

75,000

170,400

—

908,247

—

securities

23,234,835

—

Other

Due

loans

from

foreign

Uncollected
Bank

and

securities—

Other

assets

Total

f

banks

cash

24,307,149

433,593

+

12

items

—

457,089

«.#,

assets

+

688,774

+

+

210

+

10,221

estate

+

14,565

53,303,274

+

1,176,990

—

+

114,786
539,564

Reserve

notes

Member

U.

bank

reserves

3,836

—

19,133,240

S.

Treasurer—general
Foreign

acc't

+

12,553

Total
Other

+

58,773

—

19,270

+

4,020

+

55,424

+

112,991

+

149,233

in

Demand

109,463

Domestic

Foreign

divds.

21,390

of

deposit

liabilities

capital

and

F.

acc'ts

R.

purchased
loan

12

—

7,634

148

+

20,553

53,981

+

53,303,274

13,185

+

—314
4 114

+

2,455

+ 120

—

adjusted

55.025

S.

U.

except

Government

+ 225

+

539,564

46.6%
lor

—•

0 8%

+

+176

—

645

Allen

Banks

266

tExclusive

of

loans

to

banks

individual loan items

serves,

and

+336

after

shown

are

Allied

1

—

foreign

commitments

1,171

Wood

deduction

of

valuation

+

1,124

+

50

9,139
1,001

changes

of

$22 million in the San Francisco Dis¬
trict, $14 million in the Dallas
District, $13 million in
the Philadelphia
District, $12 million in New York City,
and $10 million each in
the Cleveland, St.
Louis, and
Kansas City Districts, and a
decrease of $15 million in
Chicago. Changes according to
industry appear iri an¬
Real

estate

loans

increased

$25

Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $67 million in
New York
City and a total of $128 million at all
report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of
Treasury notes decreased
$51 million, and
holdings of "other" securities decreased
$149 million.




Steel

list

a

called

preferred

4%

called

for

under

OF

(quar.)—

;

•

1-2

12-13

1-

2

12-13

,12- .2

11-15

30c

,

1

& St. Louis Ry.—
mortgage bonds—
Inc., common stock
Transportation Co.—
trust

*

$1.25

;

10c

;!,Nov

25

(quar.)

i

12-31

11-29

^12- 2

11-15

12-3
11-15

11-25

11-11

preferred (qtiaflT—w———$1.31 Vi

11-25

•

—

r

—_

7v

dividend

40c

.

11-18

11-18
12-6

Inc.-(qtiar.)

;

12-30

12- 6

20c.

11-30

Stores

75c

1-20

11-15
12-20
11-15
11-27
11-22
11-15

—r__

—

of Florida, class A
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)

Ltd.
Co.

(quar.)

of

preferred

50c

12V2C

11-25

10-25

12-10

11-15

20c

12-16

12- 2

5

11- 5

J22V2C

12-

30c

12-10

93%c

common

1-1-58

(quar.)

Ltd.—

77.

12-

$56c

11-29
1-

$1.25

Diocese

Serial

notes

of

due

Inc.

-Nov

15

—Dec

31

6%

11-12

>-12'-l5
30c
12-31

11-28
12- 5

.$1.25
1- 1
$1.25
1- 1
Col'+fquar-'75c12-10
50c...12-10

l2",^

mtge. bonds, series A,
Publications, Inc..—
debentures

Northam Warren Corp.,
Piedmont

trust

Co.,

2%%

convertible

Western

3%

1,

conv.

1977 —Dec

1

I

1

29

1544

!__ -JDec

1966.

—Dec

Newspaper

subord.

due

April

1

1,

1966

1958

1

1958

1

2094

—Dec

11

*

1971 —Dec

9

*

Union—

sinking

fund

debs,

due

(incr.

quar.)

Chicle

Dryer Corp. 7qua7)
Electronics" (stock dividend) ' '
•

Co.,

Inc.

^

June

1,

on

(quar.)

15c

7.__1

Greetings Corp., class A (quar.)__
Class B • (qudr
I
Atnefican Home-Assurance
Co., com. (quar.)

Extra

American

(monthly)

----I.
Ice

Co.,

—

Supply
6%

(increased)

non-c-ura,

11-29
11-29

30c

12-14
12-10
.11-29
12,-10
-1-10.
12-10

12V2C
40c
2V'a%

12-lb
11-20

11-20
'

11-20

ll-JJ"
11-lf

H-15
11-30
H-l®
H'l®

H-12
12-9
11-1?

preferred

.

30c

12-10

35c

12- 2
18-2

11-15

$1.16

$4.64

American Hospital

12-16

25c

25c

American

Corp.

;

10c
;

American Forging.Socket
Co.-_I—----American; Gas & Electric (increased quar.)_
.Stock dividend '—-—

prior oreferred (,quax.->_
American Home Products

11-29

5c

4%•

'

American Fire &
.Casualty (quar.)
:
& Foreign Power Co.
(auaf.l,

*

stock..!—Nov

Ltd.—

debentures

Corp.

American Encaustic Tiling

1739

—Jan

pref.

f. notes, series B, due June
1, 1968 .-Dec
debentures due June 1, 1971—.:
!

Corp.,

.

American

s.

Finance

Arma

Extra

due Dec.
1968

Co.—

coll.

Traders
4%

$3 cumul.

2048

Ry.—

mortgage bonds due Dec. 1,

Pittston

5%

Northern

American

'

1

.

3%%

Texas

&

due

■

preferred AT (quar,)-—
preferred B'-(quur.)__r.L_7Ill_l

American

2047

Line RR—

first

subordinated

5%

American

1952

1

1st mortgage bonds, series A, due Dec.
1,' 1982 -Dec
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
3%%

12"J^

^

preferred;.:!quar.)__—$1.62Vfec

Extra.;

314%

Macfadden

1st:

American Bosch

5%

1958

& Toledo Shore

6Yi%

Page

(111.)—.

Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc., 7% preferred
stocklll.
Coleman Engineering Co., Inc.—■
6% convertible debentures due April
1, 1970

Detroit

1

12- 1
12-1
12- 1
12- 1

v7 25c "
87V^c
Bakeries,common (quar.)—.. 60c
4V2 % convertible, preferred (quar;)__'___A
$1.12V'a
American Biltrite Rubber—- •+
v:
+ 7

*

Date

Belleville,

1

.

Company and IssueCatholic

H- °
H- 8

11-30

25c

comnfon

American

*

13

REDEMPTIONS

12-20

.

!25c

,

-Dec

PARTIAL

10-25

11-25

22V2C
37y2C

(quar

Aggregates,

2

12-23
12- 5
12- 1

50c
$1.02

....

America,

12-

$1

(quar.).
!
5% preferred (quar..)_„____
.__7
American Airlines, Inc., common
(quar.).
3Vi% convertible.nprefarred (quar,74_^_^_

:

11-11

11-25
12-27

10%

Co.--(quar.)—2

2

25c

—_

30c +12-

.;

;

Froducts

American

1627

7

11-27

12-12
11-15

::7-'+
;13%c
12-15

:

—

(quar.)

(s-a)

preferred (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada,
4$r preferred (quar;).

*

IIIJan

-

12V2C

1'
-

$3.75

Page

12-16

17 1
IS- 2

35c

.

<

^

J25c

GaS Go. '(quaite)

4Vx2%
Date

11-15

$1.05

(quar.)

I.

11-15

$1.15

—

(quar.)—

2

12-2

87Vic

(quar^)-7

5

12- 5

12-

40c

(quar.)

12-

12-20

12-10

Aluminium,

TENDER

Hotel,

Philadelphia

11-18

12-20

10c

50c

Aluminum

(except where otherwise indicated)

NOTICE

collateral

11-18

5

Mfg., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)!___:
(Louis)
Co.
(quar.)
Alpha Beta Food Markets, common (quar.)
5%
preferred A" (quar.);
Alpha Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Altec Companies
(quar.)_

bonds, notes,
redemption,

Company and Issue—
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
1st

10-31

5

12-

4.08%

in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."

Commodore

12-2
12-

Allis-Chalmers

of. corporate

stock

10-31

75c

•

Laboratories,

Allied

2

62V2C

-

Dye Corp.

Kid

Allied

sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume

?27Vic

11-1

+

12-

$l,12Vi

Allis

common

including those

:

—

Co;,.common ,(quar.

Allied

gross.

12-12

tl2c

(quar.)__

common

preferred

Chemical &

Allied

re¬

Notices
and

11-15
11-22

—

Business. Machine- ..(quar.)
Artists Pictures ^orp.—

Stock

preferred
—

Commercial and industrial loans
increased $86 million
all reporting member
banks; the principal

release.

Corp.,

Allied Finance,.common

72

+

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found

securities, $314 million in reserve balances with
Federal Reserve Banks, and
$243 million in U. S. Gov¬
ernment deposits; and an
increase of $225 million in
demand deposits adjusted.

press

Allied

29

+

—285

1,187

others

ment

other

1,963

5Vi%

Federal Reserve

From

Gas

Alba

33

12- 2

12-16

10%

preferred (quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Inc.
Algoma Steel, Ltd

620

—

11-15

12-13

10c

fs-a)i—"L--——

5%

+
—

Borrowings:

1 7%

accept¬
61,481

increases

Alan

857

—148

1,666

12* 2

Ltd.—

Co.-, 4.20% pl'd.
preferred (quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee.'Natural-Gas

—243

10,949

—

12-17

37Vic

(quar.)—

4.60%

1,330

banks

3-21

1-10

distribution

—

Alabama Power

23,795

banks

12-31
3-31-58

$1

(quar.)

dividend

$3:50 prior

20

215

—

(quar.)--

preferred

Alabama

220

—

11-30

11-27

security profits payable at the
in cash cr stock20c

Co., comnion
preferred (quar.)
Brass Mlg. Co.

Stock

33,993

+1,176,990

The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principle changes for the week ended
Nov. 13: An increase of $149 million in
loans adjusted;
decreases of $174 million in
holdings of U. S. Govern¬

were

330

12,862

i

special

Reduction

Akron

98

+

12-15

12-12

15c

Inc." (A

Allied
+

Condition Statement of Member Banks

in

+

+322

-

10c

50c.

4.50%

907

—149

1,622

Banks

banks

note

on

correspondents
Industrial

—

net

5 Vi %

:Air

reserves

combined

liability

818

—1,007

12-10
12-10

11-15

2%

(quar.)
Engineering Col

Fund,

Common

282

51

2

1-2

holders option

27,543
248,761

gold certificate

Contingent
ances

13b)

&

+

747,593

accounts

liabs.

+
+

+17

1-

11-29

2%
Corp.

Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,

5Vr4%
341,595

7)

(Section

capital

—128
—

—

from

94

814

4,360

deposits
demand deposits:

310,627

in

(Section

883
1,601

;

Reserve

Aetna Standard

498

—

—174

•

11-12

11-15

tic

dividend

Aeroquip Corp.

108

+

1,087

deposits

+

1,606

24,785

indebtedness

—

domestic

deposits

+

431,037

—

15

Government

S.

864,616

+

—

25

...

U.

302,989

+1,163,657

11

+
+

_:u—_

,

Time

+

51,937,782

—

8,776

11-12

lit-2

-

-

Almiyal Homes, Inc.-—

321

*—

11-29

12-6

J30c

dividend

Stock

LIABILITIES—

+

—

1

—

——

Federal

with

4,535,534

112

36

11,452

vault

Balances

+

11-20

12- 2

■

Products, common, (quar.)—
(quar;).—i
Industries, Inc.—

Co.

Stock

42

—

1

11-20

12-14

l^tac

Addressograph-Multigraph

Affiliated
.

securities—total
of

1

17,941

with

20,370,473

—

1,590
1.091

banks

to

—

473

+

pur¬

,

certificates

items.

accrued

+1,439

.

156,781

541,012

ACCOUNTS—

paid

Total

to

—

304,178

liabilities

Surplus

Ratio

769,689

86

-

25c

12-

12-10

Consolidated

carry¬

—

securities

Loans

lor

or

bonds

From

Total

CAPITAL

Capital
Surplus

S.

Other

dealers

purchasing

loans

notes

Interbank

deposits
availability cash

liabilities. &

Other

+

392,043

Other

Deferred

U.

Cash

27,010,385

Deposits:

for

Government

Reserves

LIABILITIES—
Federal

and

loans

Treasury

Wire

+1,189

+

carrying securities—.

or

Treasury

124,052

83,151
249,899

—

S.

Precision

Adftm

+ 149

Refineries—■

.Sugar

iquar.-)-_

Acme

—174

7

(quar.)

11-12

1

12-10

4%

A

Acme

31,387

.

(quar.)—:—_—i——
Acme Gas & Oil.' L'td;_i—.

1956

53,684
"

449

Treasury bills

10

—

5,871,644

premises

Nov. 14,

1957

86,103

loans

securities

Real

U.

industrial

loans

loans

Other
Total

adjusted!
2

and

brokers

chasing

833,247

72,900

—

agree't

to

ing
Gov't

investments

adjusted!

Agricultural

2,801,750

S.

Acadia-Atlantic

Class

Nov. 6,

'-J

(quar.;

Abbotts'Laboratories

(In millions of dollars)

Commercial

—9,153,913

bought

13,

1957

Notes

U.

mem¬

Inc.

11-25

$42Vic
•
10c
Sl^c
31
*12Vic

7,—1_"

(qhar.)_s

preferred
Industries

ACF

(quar.)—__
Brdducts, .common (irreg.)

•

Holderi

Payable of Rec.

(quar.) —20c

Corp.

AMP, Incorporated
Stock' dividend---—J——L-l.

Decrease (—) Since

NOV.
ASSETS—

Certificates

under

5%

Common

3,857

—

11-19

When

Sliare

Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd.

-

.

3,511

—

Company

C. Vending

B.

Abrasive'-^ Metal

;

Loans to banks increased

securities:

Bills

Total

-

Increase ( + ) or

repurchase

12-12
11-26

2

^anilounced lrv previous

Per

A.

usual

22,072,722

'

+

outright—

Total

the

reserves.

Banks

28,002

2

li&t does not include diviihisIwYeek^ these vbeing given in the*

announced'

Name of

individuals, partner¬

Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$285 million and borrowings from others increased $336

advances

Government

Held

in the accounts of

was

—

loans

Bought

1957
+

1-

12-

preceding table.

York

21,229,393
843,329

R.

Acceptances:
Bought
outright
U.

Nov. 21,

11-20

12-1C

15c

1

12-2

12- 1

$1.50

dends

City, but they decreased $129 mil¬
City and $69 million in the Boston
Time deposits decreased $148 million, of which

New

in

notes

F.

cash

Held

Nov. 13,

22-16

'

deposits

Francisco

352,288

fund

Notes

Other

Nov. 20,

1957

account-!

certificate,

Redemption

F.

•

11-29

12-1 .11-22
12-20
12- 2
1-29' ' 1- 3

37J2C

(quar.)

lion

'*;i

'

11-30

(quar.)

Beiow'^w^ glvie The^aivide
weeks and not Y.et paicL TJlie

San

District.

Increase ( + ) or

12-10

11-30

(year-end)

(J- S.)

outside of New York

(In thousands of dollars)

!\
*

(quar. 1._

adjusted increased $147 million in
District, $69, million in rthe Kansas
City District, and $51 million in the Now York .District

the

Federal Reserve Banks Combined
•

Mfg.

Towne

&

Yard-Man,

Young

1- 2'

11-30

pre'fdfre'd' (d'narr)$1.12Vav
(quar.)u__-7--15c

prior

•Nominal.
Yale

+

12-14

51.121 *2

IiVc'^ya^^d.- (quar.)__.„- vr56Vic
Corp:,-;'cofiimph ('duar,)--—.^-:-62Vic
dividehd7-+^^l^y-+t5J|-^i4;i2+,^:; 7 : -2%

Wurlitzer Co.

Statement of Condition of the Twelve

-

'+• 12-14

Brothers,

v

1-10

$1.20 '12-14
-<22*2c
12-10

preferred'.lHqua^)7?c^+-----r—
pieferred"''<quar.)i!'2::_i'i——

Woolf

2.803750

1-10

'^- il

Worthington

7 2.793275

2.801562.

12-10

12-31
12-13
12-10
' 11-29
22-' 2;.'. 11-20

'
(quar.')————'$1.10

Wood

7

'

2.791095

l?v 2

12^9,711-29

PowerliikHt7C0.-^7.;
preferred

.140080*

.0349000*

Holdert

'. 2-; 1,

preferred Wuar;)--—^2—2—85c'
Hirsch. Inc.;
.Ipfcl'.1 (fivar.)-:_2__
35c

4.40%

.233350

When

:;•>

(One ih. foh £achl 70 shs. held)

Oil

.496950*

Philippine Islands, peso.
Portugal, esoudo
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland, franc.
Unlop of South Africa, pound
United Klngdoih. pound sterling

Fer

conv.

.140080*

.

•-

Weyerhaeuser Timber':!,- 25c
Wheeling &! Lake:Erie'R^.,'Colli: '(quar.)——
$1.43^
4 % prior lien::.-t<$%r5!
7.'
Whirlpool Corp.,:tditnhoh" (quar.-)~—
35e

.00277912*

.0800560*

.263600

.,I+,

Stock div;

.00237562

-

.0800560*

Zealand, pound.
uuuo

.325766

.263633

Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder.

■

'

.02277912*

.325633

dollar.

-

<7

;

.00277912*

Malayan

•

.209375

v.

■

Name0/CompbWy1ShareVavuVleof Rec.
Westmoreland, Inc.7-(qhar.*, "*30c •'
'..12-13
Weyenbefg Shoe ;iilfgL'Wa^:A--r-r--.TT.--/
+&0c"
.12-10

1:039093

6

.00285795*

(official).

7;I

>.0199875

•:

■1.040364

+77+
'

.0265966

2.234063

.00207625

Deutsche

Malaysia,

.209325

.0555555*

'.0266333

.0199875

'7-

/

i:7'++'

.003118074

franc

(Free)

Germany,

.0199875

$

7

2.234498:7%

.0385356*

;

Nov. 21

7.

;

V .0555555*

.

2.235308

!

1.040156

.209237

+

.0262719

.0385356*

L.040000

markka—

.0555555*

+

2.233565>:'7-

.0385356*

(Metropolitan),

Franc

.0259052
7

2.232320

rupee

France

New

.0555555*

.0253913

Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar ——

>7 Thursday

,.

Nov. 20

Nov. 19

7-77'•„v .77'. $

..

'

35c

12-2

11",^

$1.20
40c-

12- 2
12-20

11-JJ

$3

12- 6

11- a

H"*^

H

"

:

180

Volume

Number 5693

-.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

■.

Per

•/*

Nome of Company

v

A

American Insulator

(quar.)__/_
Insurance Co. (Newark.,

American

/•Quarterly

of

Holder•

12-14

12-

11-

?

5

320c

,

12-

2

4

life preferred.
$1,310. J-M-n
American Laundry Machinery: Co;, (quar.,)
■/■:,
50c
12-10
American Macnine & Foundry (increascuyj_
12-10
•,
40c
American Maracaibo:(stock dividend)
'
12-18

12-13

5

Ltd.,

com.

Zzj/A/

(quar.).

A 12-

30c

(quar.)^^i____rl~""~"

Co/.

News

American

40c

American Photocopy Equipment/——

Potash &

American

Chemical,

ck

A

V.

(quar.)

$4... .-preferred V <quar.)__
American President Lines--

>

11-18

American

Co.

Tobacco

Insurance

Title/ &

;

',

0 preferred (quar.)— 1:

■

2

Co.

•.50%* preferred, (quar.) —
Glass Co.—

"

31

12-16

12-

12-' 2

11-15

:

25c

12-

2

11-20

x:.

45c

12-

1

11-16

1-

Aluminum & Brass Cotp. (quar.)
Investment Trust of America—
'Frohi; investment .iocom6iui/:i;0^/:Li/__—_«

Borg-Warner
Boston

Anheuser-Busch.

Inc.

,$5.25 preferred
Arcus ; Realty
Arden Farms

Co..

(quar.)

Corp., $3 preferred
Co., common——

"

Stock
IN.

Argus

(quar.)

share of

Ltd.,/common

11-

8

4V20

11-

8

4%0

i

5 0

11-12

_/ 12-13

Columbia

2

10-31

12-

1

11-

Armstrong Cork

Co.,

$1.16V4

1-2-58

12-15

$3.75

preferred (quar.)
Equimnent Corp., 4Va0
Metal

Ashdown

Construction

(J.

W.)

A

B

12-13

11-

7

12-

2

11-

8

$5 preferred (quar.)__
Brunswig Drug (quar.)——
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)

12-14

11-

8

Budd

Oil

$1.50

&

2nd

quar.)

1

1

com.

1

12-10

Bullock

11-20

(19

11-20

4.50-0

(quar.)

$1,310

.,•/

2

12-

3

11-30

11-22

12-9

10-25

5c

11-22

1

11-22

12-

1

12-

1

12-10

$1.11

Line

Co.

of

$2

Conn,

America

)-I_Z_____ZZI

&

from

net

Gas,

S«ow,

Interstate

5 lA %

11-14

1-

11-14

&

12-16
11-30

11-30

1

1112-

5

6 0

11-29

11-

Z

Z

12-' 1
'

Power &

Ry.

County

& Dominion

'

Co.

Zquar.TZZZZZZZZ

12-31
11-15

2

A

&

r*

*

11-

1

H-

1

1-

3

12-13
11-20

12-20

12-

3

Co.,

t'

Ltd.—
$75c
•

$25c
25c

370c

(quar.)

/

$1.18'%
"

37 Vac
60c

(quar.)

Co

CornF, hardware & Manufacturing,
Common

$1.25-

_j

Shoe' 4:l^^ P$d- (Qtmr.)
havers (quar.)
Co.
/
com.—

12-15

11-27

preferred
Packers

Canada
Glass

170c
15c

12-18

12-

5

75c

11-27

11-

6

40 0

12-

2

11-13

6

11-13

12-

1

11-

6

12-

1

11-

1

11-

6

12-

1

11-

30 0

12-

1

11-

6

12-5 6

11-22

11-30

11-20

Canadian

Ltd.

$5 preferred

Quarterly
Canadian Fund,

1"

!

"

:

"

1-1

12-16

2

11-

4

Citizens

12-

2

11-

12-

2

11-

4

Canadian

11-30

Class

1

11-15

Canad-ian

12-' 1

11-15

2

11-15

12-20

1-7-58

12-13

50

$$3.50

1-31-58

12-31

2

11-18

11-29

12-

2

11-

8

3-3-58

2-

12-

12-

A

Ice

Clark

31 V4c

11-30

12-16

12-

2

Machine

Co.,

Ltd.,
50

5 0

preferred

11-

12-

2

19c

12-

1

11-

5

$4.50

25c

12-16

12-

5

Cleveland

4

Canadian
40

Western

1-

1

12-16

12-

1

11-15

60c

12-

1

11-15

&

preferred

7

40

20c

1-31-58

1-15

50

(quar.)_

20c

4-30-58

4-16

80

11-12
11-22

12-10

11-22

$1.25

12-14

15c

11-29

11-22

10c

——

—

1-15

12-20

$1,120

1-1-68

11-22

12- 5

Co.—
50c

12-

2

11-

8

12-

2

11-

8

regular

87 00

3-3-58

2-10

gtd.

(quar.)

12-13

Climax Molybdenum Co.

10-31

Coca

11-20

Cochcnour-Willans

Cola

90c

Mines,,

12-

12-17

11-20

$5c

Ltd

12-19

75C

(quar.)—

Bottling of Los Augeles (s-a)___
Gold

c

11-29

11-15

9

Colgate-Palmolive CO.
1-

2

12-

2

25c

1-

1

12-

9

1-

1

12-

9

11-

9

Colonial

11-15

Colonial

3 00

Colonial
Colonial

lee

$37 0C

1-

2-28

$31*00

1-

2

12-

12-

2

3

2

11-15

12-

2

11-15

$37*/aC

1-

2

11-29

$18%C

1-

2

11-29

12- 2

11-15

(quar.)

Stores, Lnc.,
Stock
dividend

preferred
preferred

(quar.)—

preferred
Colorado Milling &
Columbia

Carbon

A

Class

B

National

(quar.)
Elevator

6

$$2

1-2-53

12-16

1-2-58

1-

12-17

2

11-15

12- 2

11-15

12-16

1-

2
1

2-

1

1-17

35C

12-

2

11-15

GOc

12-10

11-15

1-17

Inc.—
25c

_____

Life

Insurance

11-29

12-27

11-29

12-13

11-29

3 0

i—r

12-13

30
25C

—

12-27

11-29

12-10

12-

(Boston)

Enterprises

Ltd.

Commercial

Paper,

(quar.)—
(quar.)
Stamping (quar.)__

class A

Shearing &

—

2

$15c

12-

2

10-25

25c

12-

1

11-

20c

12-13

11-29

12-13

11-29

8

50

dividend

Community Public Service (increased quar.)
Shoe Machinery, 50 pfd. (quar.)__

Compo

12-13

11-29

32 0C

12-16

11-20

31'Ac

12-31

2

11-15

Cone

12-

2

11-15

40

$20c

12-

2

11-18

Mills

Corp., common (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Confederation Liie Association (Toronto)—

12-20

Connecticut

Power

Co.

(quar.)

Connohio, Inc., common—__.—

$$1

1-

2

12-

2

$$1.25

1-

2

12-

2

40c

preferred

$$2

1-

2

12-

2

40c

preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

1—

20c

11-30

11-15

20c

11-30

11-15

$500

12-

$$1.25

Ltd.—

12-

50c

Combined Lock

Stock
2

3

11-15

2-

•

(quar.)

12-16

Trusts,

I-

2

20c

Combined
11-

11-27

11-15

12-

$1,120

Quarterly
65c

1-17

11c

(quar.)_^—

Columbian

2

lie

Co.

dividend

11-29

11c

(monthly)

(quar.)
dividend

Stock

11-29

12-

02.0 c

—

common

(quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System,
Class

12-20

1-

50c

(monthly)
(monthly)

400

1

12-20

20

——-

Power,

12-12

12-20

27 0 c

(quar.).

Central

Colorado

10-31

50

(quar.)

common

11-14

11-27

$1.50

7

(quar.)
—

Colonial

12-31
11-29

38c

.—

70C

preferred

$6

Stone

&

dividend—

Stock

$30c

Co.,

Sand

87 0C

40C

preferred (quar.)
Acceptance Corp., class A
Fund
(from realized
gains)

Stock

$25c

—

2

12-10

70

12-20

$25c

—

12-

50c

2-10

11-29

Ltd.—

.

11-18

3-3-58

$15c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

2

50c

1-2-58

Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.

(quar.)

11-18

11-22

12-

12-

870

12-

(quar.)—

1

11-29

40

70

2

Co.,

11-18

1

guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
special gtd. (quar.)

Common

Gas

11-13

12-

$1.25

ffiuar.)—

Pittsburgh RR.

75c

$20c

Natural

11-13

12-13

$1

(quar.)__

(quar.)

(quar.)—

preferred

Common

^—

11-30

12-13

56V4C

(quar.)——

pfd.

special

2-28

(ouar.)

12-16

2300

:z—

B

400

Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)——
Cleveland Electric Illuminating

12-13

common

preferred

11-30

25o

2

Investment

class

Co.,

Stores,

preferred (quar.)
Equipment Co., common

4-1-58

(quar.)

11-19

11-30

46c

(quar.)

Clai«fsner Hosiery
Claussen Bakeries

(fiscal year-end)

International

5

75c

11-15

11-29

12-14

tr
""

12-16

12-

12-16

12-16

City Water Co. of Chattahooga—

8

Utilities

Specialty

4-1-58

Extra

11-19

$1

common

City

$$4

12-

5

$1.75

—

—:—

11-15

$87 0C

from net
investment income
cents from net securities profits)
Canadian General Electric Ltd. (quar.)

8

12-

$1

—

11-15

$87 0C

52

fl

11-

12-13

$2.50

—__

(quar.)—

11-15

cents

plus

12-

"

Inc.

12-

11-27
12-31

$1

(quar.)—

9

'/—

—-—

11-29

12-24

67 VaC

—

——-

1

5 0

—

12-31

3700

(quar.)_

—

Cincinnati Milling Machine,
40
preferred (quar.)

1.1-15

(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—

7

2 0 0

(year-end)

-——^—;—

12-16

A

2

1-

12-10

$1.25

———

Corp.

Extra

1

RR.

+

convertible preference

$7

2-

12-

12-30

$1

Extra

$29JAC

class

Ltd.,

25c

—

(quar.)

Chicago Towel, common

40

(quar.)——-v——

12-30

Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)—

11-15

(quar.)r—

12-15

1-15

12-20

—

Paul & Pacific

(quar.)

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.

12-16

—__

Canners,

—

St.

Milwaukee,

1

1-

—

12-30

$1

—

870c

(quar.)

12-

$$1.10

Vinegars,

11-22

to

lOo

dividend

$50c

—

12-27

or

(quar.)

common

Eastern

Common

12-13

Corp.

11-15

capital

$1,120

RR.,

12-

4.400 pfd. (qliar.)
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd.—
50
preferred (s-a)———————_
Extra

&

——Z——

Mortgage

2

(s-a)

(quar.)

Ohio

12-

$$1.15

Safeway, Ltd.,

Canada

&

15c

$90c

Permanent

11-25

12-

preferred

Chicago

6

$1,120

12-10

6

12-

(quar.)_

Canada

preferred

Chicago,

12-

11-15

30c

$3.50

11.

Dec.

on

(quar.)
Illinois RR.
Chicago & Great Western Ry.—

11-15

1

(extra)

Chesapeake

11-14

12-12_

12-

_;

addition

11-19

(1-25

11-12

1

75c

shares

in

11-19

11-27

1

1-

56c

is

1

1-

Preferred

15c

be declared

Common

2

(quar.)_-->_.—-—

8

dividend from net
income which is expected to

investment

11-30

Ltd., class A (s-a)

(s-a)—_

B

2

12-16
11-

Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—

12-16

(quar.)/—

12-

lt2-30
12-

:

additional

distribution

6

11-30

(quar.)—.—

12-16
11-25

30c

(quar.)

realized

L2-

; 12- 2

Ltd.,

11-16

regular quarterly

$$1.50

———

10-31

11-26

11-30

IOC

pfd.

12-

$30c

common

preferred




11-15

the

12-20

$25C

Co.

(13

$1,120

'•

1

1

(quar..)——

'

■"■12-10

25c

__

11-29

1-

11-29

class A (quar.)_
Forgings, Ltd.—

—

_

12-20

,

—

Ltd.,

Canadian Breweries, Ltd.

11-29

12 VaC
____!

11-29

$1,060

(quar.)-.*—.——

Malting,

.

—

(quar.)

11-29
12-10

670C

-—

above

5

$80p-:-•12-16

(quar.)

Beu|lng n^taway

1

12-27

10c
k

Guaranty

12-16

in

payable

cash

70

from

distribution

$25c

Ltd.—

11-15

1

Inc.—

$32 0 c

(s-a)

—

Sugar, htd.

Foundries

4V20

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)—-—

Flooring Co.,

3

•'12-27

40c

_IZZ-ZZZ._ZZZZZ

(quar.)
Paper Co.

___

1-

11-

12-

10c

20 c

Manufacturing

11-15

.1-15

11-30

$5

;

;___

in

12c

——

—

12-18

12-

40c

Co,

Fund,

gains

2C0C

_/r_—

common——-

Ginger Ale, common
preferred (cuiar.)—

Canada

11-15

$1.50 1-15-58

Mortgage

11-12

2

40

Dry

$4.25

1

—

—

Crushed & Cut Stone,

Class

1

12-

12'/2C

iquar.

11-13

12-

Telephone—

Burlington

pref.

Canada

5

12-27

$35%C

Inc:.

12-10

Co.

(quar.)——__

Ltd., common
preference
(qtlar.)

Canada

2

12-

;•

Co.

Cement,

$1.30

12-10

'

Distributing

Canada

•

(quar.)

(quar.)—

A' ——'

Canada

12-10

.

,

Co.

preferred
(quar.)
Life Insurance,

Camden

11-14

12-14

Ltd.—

■

—

(.quar.)—

Power

Ink

Canada

1, 2■ preferred.,
oathurst

Mfg.

pfd.
&

California

12-14

,

$31 'Ac

(quar.)

&

tj

nnuerred

pfd.

5%

Canada

-

Special

120c

(s-a)

50

Inc.,

Cold

California

11-15

16c

(Minn.), $5 preferred

11-15

10c

profits

Income)—

pfd.

Co.,

Canada

Barb«r Ellis of
Canada, Ltd.
Barclen Corp. (quar.)__
Barker Bros.Corp, (quar.)
Bates

Beech'xr

&

Storage

11-22

2

35c

(quar.)___:____-^__________

Corp.
Extra.
:

B

2

12-

40:-

.

2

40c

—

Canada Life Assurance

Fancohio

A

12-

50c

preferred (quar.)

Class

M.)

California

11-27

20c

preferred- (quar.)

America.

—

(qttar.)

California Electric

11-27

12-16

45c

_

•

3/10c

Properties, inc.
Baldwin Piano Co.—

a'V<eArs Bond
of

12-20

$4c

-

^quar.)

altimore/.Radio

11-26

$120C.-' .12-14

(quar.)
-

12-

3.)

10c

(quar.)___—

Co.

11-15

$20c

- ——-

Chemical

(A.

220c

Building

California

"A"—

from

»aker Industries
nuker :

2

12-10

11-15

30c

—.—

Co.

Inc.

(H.

Class

—

Oil

preferred

12-

12- 2

1

$2(10

dividend

(quar.)

12-18

-

-

$2.25

preferred (quar.)
(quar.)-

Chance

Chrysler

—'

Bros.,

Byllesby

11-21

25C

_____

Products, Inc.' (increased

Bailey-Selburn-

11-

12-16

15c

,

Automatic Voting. Machine
(quar.)
Year-end •
;
:

1,7/IOc

12-13

25c

___

Axe-Houghton. Fund
(Quarterly of 14

CoriK

12-18

12-31

(quar.)

common

Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.,

8

20c

1

60 c

(quar.)

Class. A
<quar.)_—1_ZI
Automatic Ca. teen Co. of

and

11-

$55c

_

—

—

-

(quar.)_.

11-22

$llc

Bymart-Tiutair,

Atlas Tack Corp.
(resumed).-—:
Atmor Gold Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Auto Electric Service
Co., Ltd.—

Extra

12-13

50c

;

:

11-20

12-31

$1,120

Fibre,

&

11-

1

$1

BUtterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 70

50c

.

12-13
12-

$1.05

(qitar.)

Terminal

Butler

11-22

Co.,—

preferred (quar. )_^

Common

■x

•.

50c.

(quar.)

Dixie

convertible

$3

870c

—

11-22

12-20

$1,120

RR.__:

A

Terminal

Bush

1

20c

(quar.)

Year-end

1

12-

(quar.)

Point

class

45c

Bush

•12-

(quar.)

West

preferred

Burton

40c

—

n

12-

12-16

11-

30c

preferred
(quar.)_
4Va% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock Ltd.—

$1.15

Co., common (quar.)__
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., 5V20
pfd. (s-a)__
Atlas Powder Coir
(quar.)
Atlas1 Corp., common (quar.)__
;_____

Bcld?n"

40

1

$25c

-

4.20%

-

30c

z

Refining

C ass

8

12-13
11-15

1-1-58

•

$1.50

(quar.)_

Coast Line. RR.
Common (quar.)

10

11-

12-16

t.

$1

(accum.)__

Atlantic

Stock

2

12-30

$4

(quar.)__

Dredging, Ltd. (s-a)—'—
Burliitgton Industries, common
(quar.)
300 preferred (quar.)
:

Inc.—

preferred

Coast

Atlantic

8

12-

25c

preferred
&

Atlantic

11-

Inc.

12-13

50c

12-

Paper

preferred

Stock

Gold

Bulolo

12-13

2

100

Champion

income

investment

net

2

Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—

(fiscal year-end)

from

11-

12-31

—

1

35c

cents from net securities profits)

65

Bullock's,

11-20

_

Fund, Ltd.

11-29

12-10

(quar.)

11-

25c

cents

plus

11-20

12-14
12-. 2

.

50c

preferred

.

4.44 0

12-14

$1.25

.___

Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)—
Atlanta Gas Light Co., common (quar.)_
4.600/ preferred (quar.)

Atlanta

1-

12-14

-

Co.

35c

;

11-15

$1,120

12-23

oc

Co._.

11-15

2

$1

Cor--

$1.25

}

Year-end '

12-10

12-14

Picture Industries (quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
$4 participating class A (quar.)

Corp.

1

Forge

Electric

dividend
Belt

11-30

$1.23

1

20c

i_

(quar.)
Machine (quar.)

&

Stock

Chain

12-20

$1.06'A

—

12-

35c

(quar.)

common

Die

25c

Associated Motion

Astroit

1-

$1.25

(quar.)

Transport.

£ucll

1-1-58

$1.25

/——Z

preferred

37 VaC

(quar.);

__________________

Dry Goods, com.
preferred (quar.)

conv.

11-29

$15c

(quar.

preferred

Associated

12-28

Co.,

$5

11-15

$18c

Refining Co.,

Associated

500

1

Buffalo

-

preferred

$5 preferred

.12-

50c

(quar.)

Ashland

;»•

56V4c

Ltd.—

(quar.)

Class

2
6

(quar.)

Hardware Co.,

Class

-/;

6

50

dividend

1-

30c

(quar.)

6

12-

20c

12-

933/4p

pfd.

6

12-

2

The

(initial)

common

75c

—:

12-

2

25c

L.)

$1.18

(quar.)_

common

2

11-15

1- 2

12-20

$1.16

z

—

(quar.)
Wire (year-end)
Telephone Co., 5.400 pfd.
Century Industries (quar.)

55C

Burning (Charles)
Co.
(quar.)
Bnmswick-Bxike-Collcnder Co.—
Stock

11-

.

40C

A

Central

1-

1

12-

$1,120

—

(quar.)

Central Steel■

25C

Bruce

11-30

12-13

6

11-15

65c

preferred

$4.50

i

11-15

2

6

11-15

12-

$1.25

(quar.)
Central & South West Corp.

12-

11-15

11-30

59%c
(quar.)_

(quar.)

—

Louisiana

4.500

12»

11-15

11-30

30c

preferred (quar.)_
0 preferred (quar.)

30c

11-

1-

2

95c

(quar.)

12-16

$1.08

2

1-

11-30
11-30

Public Service—

(quar.).
preferred (quar.)

25c

12-13

11-29

11-15

$12c

(quar.)

preferred

common

$1.10

12-

12-12

12- 1

$$2.50

$1.10

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-12

a

30c

(quar.)___
Ltd.—

(quar.)

preferred

25c

Inc.

2

1-

13-30

Co.—

Light,

Illinois

Central

$G3c

25c

(quar.)_______

1-

$57c

30c

Co., 4.320 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)„

2

$$1.18

(quar.)_—1

$1.08%

Corp.

2

$$1

(quar.)

Co.

1-

fl5c

(quar.)

Common

11-29

I-

$53 Vac

—

(quar.)____

preferred

1-

?25c

—^

Brown

Steel

11-15

Gas

B

preferred

4.640

Co.," Ltd.—

11-

4.720

12- 2

<fc

Illinois

Central

1-15

preferred

Armco

11-15

93:',4C

Mfg.

11-15

11%C

•

(s-a)-

preferred

40 0;

11-12

2

4.92

12-

Arkansas Pwr. & Light

11-12

12-27
12-

11-14

iquar.u:
Oil Ltd.
(quar.)_—

Sharpe

New

12-27

12-2

60c

(quar.)

Central

30c

(quar.)

preferred

4

Corp.

Foundry Co., 5 0

—//J///

preferred

4.65 0

11-

4% 0

40

Brown

(E.

2

$3c

(quar.)

Shoe

12-

50

Products

Electric

Central

^30c

4.400

Co.

11-15

12- 1

$1.75

(quar.)

400

11-

1

4

;

preferred

preferred

11-

11-14

12-

■■■*

■

Central

2

12-16

Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn Borough Gas—

11-12

12-

6

11-12

12-

2

Brockton
'

12-

11-27

2

Electric

11-15

11-30

$25c

preference

1-

(quar.)
preferred
iqUar.)
preferred
(quar.)

11-30

8

Canada Investments,

50

12-

preferred

00

2

6

45c

59c

$4.35

new

4

1-

70c

12-

50c

(quar.)

:

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. (quar.)__:
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common (quar.)__

«%

40

8

2

1-

$72VaC

Brown

$2.40

5'

British

II-

American

11-15

$1,120

—

(quar.)

Ceco Steel

(interim)—

11-

preferred

5'/

11-18

11-22

28c

(quar.)

6

B

common

11-

$2.36

Avon

.12-2

12-13

(quar.)

,50

Extra
3:00
preferred

:

,12- 2

$20c

common

(quar.)_

,

preferred

60

.

11-

11-26

11-30

$13c

Class

$25c

(increasedI——

Co.,

12-

preferred

Co.,

12-

$68%C

——

(quar.)-

Co.

62 0 c

$1.10

$5

pref.

Mfg.

12-27

;• 12-1

:!
(initial)__

A.

Traction,/ Light A: Power, Ltd.—
iStock dividend (1/20 of ordinary share)__
(Canada) Ltd., com./

British

—

12-10

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Products, Ltd., class A

Food

2

12-

12-10

60c

12-24

$62 VL»C

Bridge & Tank

11-12

'

Standard Oil

(quar.)

12-27

Catelli

Central

Brazilian

8

.12-'9

12-'

—

B

Bristol-Myers

1-1-58

class

Ltd.,

270c ,012.

Public Service

$2.50

Arf

11-22

11-15
11-

2

Cordage

Brillo

'.

10-31

(1.25

Z

12-11

11-27

12-11

560c
...

(J. I.) Co., 70 preferred
600 preferred (quar.)

conv.

12-20

Co^—

Castle-Tretheway Mines. Ltd..:
Catalin Corp. of America—
$1.20

12-16

60c

(quar.)

preferred

2

1

1-

40o

(quar.)
&

2

12-

$13c

preferred (quar.)
4.400 preferred B (quar.)
Brown & Bigelow
(quar.)—

Arizona

Aro

11-15

2

Class

$2.90

25c

2

13c

/_/!.

<.s*a)

preferred
preferred

12-

12-16

50c
f

(quar.)

Case

$12 Vac

Brantford

12-27

75c

_

for each 200 shares heldi

J.)

Corp.,

v

11-19

60c

dividend >One

11-15

25c

(quar.)__

2

11-15

2

12-

12-16

$3

(quar.)

(quar.)—.

common

Pirie Scott

400

15c

(quar.)

5 V2 0
preferred ' (quar.)
Brandywine Raceway Association

11-15

<2

;, 12-23
.«'• 1-21

•

$5 preferred

87 VaC

Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
__u—Z

5 0

11-15

12- '2

$1.50:

<

.

____

Participating
Oil

2

12-20

50c

(s-a)

40 0

4.800

Bowater

12-

$$1,310

$3 participating preferred

Argo

5

:„../

.

tqua,r.)

Arch'er-Daniels-Midland

Boston & Mairie RR.,
B6und Brook .Water

8

12-

12-' 2

.0 36c

(quar.)

Anthes-lmperial Co^ Ltd.,

11-

Corp., 3160/preferred (quar.)
Inc. (increased quarterly from
income)

Fund,

investment

11-29

2

Fisheries, common (quar.).__. /
(G. W.)
Corp.
(quai'.)_——-xY

Corp.,

Carson

.

.

11-25/

Andia.11 National" Corp., Ltd.
(s-a t
1
+20c
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A (quar.) v/
$15c
Anglo-Ecuadorian Oilfields, Ltd.—
American
deposit rets
ordinary (initial)
120c
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
■■
//V$25c

7

32c

Bond

1108

1

12-

Carrier

25c

Bohn

11-29

w

Carpenter Steel Co.

7

11-19

11-15

93 %c

,

12-

12-17

lS-l3

(quar.).

11-15

40

■

preferred

11-15

11-19

!

1st

Carolina

11-19

11-15
11-29

12- 2

40c

12-20

12-

12-10
12-13

35c

(increased)

common

12-16

11-30

Borg

—

75c

(extra)-——/

com.

3

12-16

40c

—

Telephone & Telegraph
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)

12-10

11-15

1____31
Amcrican Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)
25c

12-16

40

3% %

12-16

12-20

5

0c'//12-

2

1-

$1.40

20c

12-23

-

preferred (quar.)
,50 preferred B (quar.)
50

12-16

12-

120C

(quar.)

20c

/

Booth

34%c

American Window

2

30c

'tquar.)_

Tobacco,

11-15

12-

1-

,

3

1-2
12-31

120c

Co.,

6

l't-

40c

Co.

Extra

"v

12-

371/0

Carnation

11-

li-21

2

1- 2

75c

Extra

11-18

25c

12-10

-

;___

11-18

1

6

25c

/•

(quar.)

Mfg.

12-

75c

(quar.)

Corp." (quar.)

1

14-

11-27-

$ 15c

—

(quar.)—

;

inc.

Co.

(Pnillp)

12-

(quar.)_.

Bros.

(quar.)..

common

(quar.)

Carborundum

12-

preferred

12-'5

$i A"; 12-'

,

11-20

28 VaC

Airplane Co. (quari)Zk'SiStock
dividend__-_-_______—__

12-23

70e"'-* 12-20
•■///':/; ;/">'•*■./•
.:

(Fla.). (quarv)

Water Works .'

American
6

?/;.

(quar.)

Carlisle

$1.06'A

30c

American

Carey

11-18

(quar.)—„i

30c

1-

11-18

1

$1.18%

"6f7oJi preferred (quar.)
Bell, Inc; (quar.)

12-10

,

.

1

12-

Blue

.

11-18

,

Smelting & Refining (quar.)
75c
American Steel Foundries (quHr.)—'
66c'
American Thread Co., 50: pfd.
(s-ai12Vac

12-

Boeing

;

American

12-

36c

—

11-27

dividend).

6%

Co.,

Records,

$1.25

'.©toqk'.',
Bloeh

B

Capitol

$1.05

2

ol

Holaera

Payable 01 Rec.

preferred

shares held),
par) (stock

Corp., Ltd.

Mills

Class
•

'

,

American

(quar.)

6

Valley Gas & Electric—

Blaw-Knox

13-10

11-20

preferred

5.600

Cannon

1

partic.

51

divi¬

preferred, $10 par,
partic. preferred for each 100 shares held)

Canadian Tire

12-

of

(stock

($10

shares

11-15

$1.12 0

Share

Ordinary

shares

1,000

12-

2

(quar.)

com:

(quar.)i

"(Six

/

f

(Six

each

preferred

11-12

1-

(quar.)__

preferred

a

$1.75

(quar.)____

Light,

dend).
for

60

2

12-

60c

—

12-

Petrofina

12- 2

$1.50

(s-a)

(quar.)__^_—

preferred

4.250

11-29

American Seating Co.

&

4.750

11-29

'■

preferred

Power

preferred

.

Blackstone

12-18

non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—//Z $1.25
12-&Q
Radiator & Standard Sanitary-- //!t
Common
25c -..12-16
(quar.)£_//j_Z___Z-,_/_/_jZZ^__J.A';:.A
~"
j 7 0: preferred
(quar.)
;/
$1.76 '• 12-1
American Seal-Kap Corp. of Delaware—
-Common
(year-end)——________
20 c
12-31
Stock, dividend",'.
^-_z_JZZ./ "'••• 30
12-31 '
51; conv., 2nd preferred (qinyr
$1.26 .12-31 '
50 i conv. 3td. preferred • (quar.)A,> $1.25 : ;I2-3I :
5%

5 0

Hills

4.560

12-10 i

;12-10

1

*. 12-13
/ $'l", V12-13

;-'/.

r

1-

25c

..

•

,

& Son,

4.200

12-20

.

25c

Bird
Black

11-29

/ 12-30

$3 pfd:

12-16

3 0

—

Steel Corp., common—
preferred (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet— n: ; / * ;
:•
4Va 0
preferred' (quar.)——..i.—

2-19

,

11-15

70

11-21

,

div. )___•_—
Co.,

11-15

2

Canadian

11-15

2

12-

25c

Betiilehem

11-21

preferred (quar.
:i__
$1,120
12- 2
*4.0.0! preferred", (quar.$'$1.12>4 Z.3- 1
American/Meter Col (quar./.)•// 56c ;; 12-13
American National Insurance (Galveston)
"■?

(stock,

Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.

11-25

11-14

400

3c

Beryllium Corp.

12- 2
12-

' $1.18%

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—r

When

Per

Name of Company

11-29

$1,060

preferred

4%0

11-25

2

&

4V40

11-15

25c

12-16

50c

Corp._„
;
Howell Co., common ; (quar.)/:

Holder*

Payable of Reo.

Share

*/-

'

Aircraft

Bell

,

12-'1

American Metal CO.

Name if Company >

■

Bell

-

N.J.)*—

Illinois ;(quar.)

When

Per

Payable Qf Rec.

20c

______

ii:—ji

:

American Investment:. Co.

When

Share

(2307)

12-15

12-

56V4C

12-

2

II-15

10c

1-

2

12-20

10c

1-

2

12-20

10c

4-

1

3-20

1

"2

CTD3)

The Commercial and Financial

■■■■•.
Per

Name

Payable

of Rec.

Cigar

Corp.—•
(increased
quar.)

Common

preferred

Consolidated

Consol

35c

12-31

12-24

(quar.)

-_s

Standard

non-cumulative
Edison

Consolidated

Electrodynamics

Consolidated

5Yi%

Foods

Consolidated
Ltd.

(after

firmation

income

11-

12-16

11-

12-13

11-27

25c

65%

8

Paper
Textile

5%

preferred

Co.

Class

E

Consumers

Glass.

Consumers

Power

Power

Ltd.

12-19

U-15

preferred

4.50%
4.52%

preferred

12-

2 "

12-

2

10-31

30c

11-27

Co.

$3.75

Co..

10-31

Gin

Continental

Insurance

Controls

Co.

Paint

Co..

of
A

4%%
Co.

America

Clark

preferred

preferred
(H.)

Class

2nc

Cornell

Natural
&

4%%

A

Co.,

preferred

Co.,

4%%

Extra

Metallic

Crystal

1st

pfd.

Inc.,

Day Mines, Inc
Dayton Power A:

5.68%
6.40%'
$5

11-30

11-12

12-

6

11-22

12-10

11-20

3.75%

preferred
preferred

C

12-10

11-29

26c

11-30

11-10

1

12-20

5c

12-

6

11-20

5%
$2.50

12-

6

11-20

9344c

1-1-58

12-16

12-16

12-

2

11-15

12-30

12-16

12-16

11-18

$1.05

'

12-

2

11-

28c

12-

2

11-15

8

40c

12-20

12-

12 %c

12-20

12-10

1

1-

1

1-

5;

11-20

11-29

1-15-58

1-

2

1-

2

12-10

11-27

12-10

11-27

15c
20c

25 c

12-23

12-31
1-

1

75c

12.16

9344C

1-15-58

(quar.)

2

U-15
12-

9

12-12

12-12
12-

6

1-

3

(quar.)

Resistor
Stock

90c

preferred

Corp.,

Faber,

Coe

Fafnir

11-18

2

12-

2

1-

2

12-

2

11-12

U-29

of

40c
York

preferred

Federal

(1953

12-

3

Trucking

-

-

.-

Compress

Warehouse

Detroit

Steel

1st

preferred

Stock

Corp.

Yard

(s-a)

Glass

Insurance

Co.

&

Casualty

Federal-MoguJ-Bower

(Mich.)

Bearings

Board,

4.60%

Screw

Works

(quar.)__

-

4

Federal United

12-

2

U-15

Ferro

12-20

12-

6

25c

12-20

12-

6

Corp., stock dividend
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.
Quarterly

12rl6

12-

6

Field

Diamond T Motor Car Co.

Dictaphone Corp..
preferred

25C

Club

(quar.i

25c

•_

(stock

dividend)-

Disney

Diversified

Investment

Dominguez

Co.

Oil

Fields

;

:

(monthly)

Sons

First

Fischer

11-25

1

12-14

11-25

11-25

11-

11-30
12-

1

11-19

1-

2

12-20

1

11-29

U-15

12-16

12-

12-

2

11-15

11-28

11-15

2

com.

(quar.)

11-29

11-15

12-14

11-15

*12 %q

2-

1

1-

2

*25c

1-

2

12-

2

20c

(quar.)

12-

1

11-15

Inc., common
$2 preferred (quar.)

Calif., 5%%




1

U-15

12-

2

11-15

.

15c

12-

1

U-15

50c

pfd.

(quar.)

12-

1

U-15

34 %c

12-

1

11-16

pfd.
'

(quar.)

Florida

4a't%

to

be

Foote

Mineral

Stock
Forbes
and

Motor

12-

9

11-15

1-2

11-25
12- 2

12-

2

11-15

12-

2

11-15

1-

1

J30c

12-

6

$4.44

12-15

11-20

35c

12-20

11-29

12-1
12-

11-15

1

11-15

1-2

12-16

1-

2

12-16

15c

12-20

11-29

25c

12-16

11-

16%

j

$1.18;,V

(quar.)

pfd. A

(s-a!

1

12%c

common

11-25

20c

12-12

12-

2

2%

(quar.)

12-12

12-

2

11-15

voting
35c

12-

5%

/'-Extra

11-

1

11-

1

(quar.)

40c

30c
12Vac

.

Class

11-20

2

12-13

1-

5

11-

12-16

12-12

11-29

20c

12rl0

11-29

12-10

11-30

—

^^
12%c-

12-20

11-30

12-13

11-29

11-29

11-15

50c

12-16

11-25

.$1.25

12-16

11-25

15c

12%c
30c

:

RR,

common

(quar.).

$1.25 3- 10-58

-

9

5-19

F2-

3

10-11

3

10-U

:

-

preferred, (quar.)_i_-_

6-

62%c

common

5%.

-$1.10r

(quar.(

.

40c,

——.

—$1.11
of

Canada, Ltd.

12r

,1-1
12-15

12-15
11-25

12-15

11-25

12-15

11-25

12-15

11-25

12- 2

11- 1

\

50c

Cementing
Ltd,

(quar.),_

common

(quar.)

2

11-15

12-

2

U-15

60c

(quar.)_____

12-

25c

Co.

Well

Co,

2-14

31,25

12-18

$22%c

12-

2

12-

2

11-U
2-

5

*$1.25

2-14

35C

(quar.)__

12-13

11-22
11-22

$1

Subject

to

approval at the annual
held on Jan. 15.
1958)
Co.

(stock

Corp.

11- 8
11-

8

11-30

11c

12-

2

11-15

$1.25

12-

2

11-15

50c

—'
nine

1-

2

12-13

,

.

stockholders

meeting

to

be
2-24

dividend)—

25%

com.

12-

6

45c

(quar.)

12-

2

$1.50

(quar.i

:_

1-24

12-15

10c

(quar.)

Harrison-Walker Refractories,
6%
preferred (quar.)
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.

11-25

11-30

15c,

common (quar.))
preierred (quar.i
Hanover Bank (N. Y.i
(quar.i
Stock dividend (one share for
each

5%

held.

11-25

12-10

15c

(quar.)

12-10

25c

class A
(quar.)-.

12-13

35c

Handy A Harman,

shares

12-10

11-25
M- 2

12-10

(quar.)

Oil,
B

2-

12-20

—

Hancock

Plywood

12-16

11-21

Watch, common (quar.)
preferred
Hammond Organ Co^ (quar.—

Harbor

12-16

12-16

4%

10-25

*$1.25

75c

Hamilton

Mfg.

J$1.25

12-

(Texas)—

(quar.)

Cotton

Hansen

(quar.i

12-30

(quar.)

(.quar. —

preferred

11-15

(quar.)

11-15

+31 %c

(quar.)

11-25

B

11-15

12-10

(quar.)

Oil

2

A

10-31

12-10

$1

—

(quar.i

Water

Corp.

12-12

Class

10-31

11-30

*30o

12-

Class

(quar.)

A Alabastine

60c

Motor of Canada, Ltd.—

11-30

——1

Ohio

3%

2

$1

preferred
(quar.)_!
Gas, common (quar.)_

preferred

Hamilton

11-20

6

30c

(quar.)

Quarterly
HackensAck

12-

11-20

Corp, Ltd.—

Utilities,

Halliburton

$1.08

(quar.)

A

Gypsum Lime

Ha.loca

$1.12%

(interim)

$4.40

1

1-

12-16

$l.Q5}:
preferred
tquar.'$1.10,'

11-20

11-20

11-26

$1.75

!

Dock

&

Railway

referred

12-20

12-16

11-25

Co. of America

.

Corp.

12-16

$1.12%
(increased!

common

(quar.)

Mobile

1-1-58

12-1.5

Power

preferred

60c

$1

Dredge

Stock dividend
Gulf Power Co, 4.64%

.

4

11-

12-17

12-20

"

reserve)

Oil

8

11-29

93%C

convertible

$4.20

12-10

11-18

Y.):—

(quar.)

Northern

$1.25

(quar.)

Ltd.

Gulf

1-30

75c

(N-

12-10

50c
—___

Co.

11-

12-16

11-21

75c

———,

(quar.i,

preference

Gulf.States

17%c

(s-a)

(quar.)

Co.

Co.,

11-15

12- 4

11-25

60c

—

(quar.)_

Indemnity

12- 211- b'

2

12-16

30c

'

>—

$5 preferred (quar;)
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.i

11-15

9

50c

City)

(quar.)

Wallace, class B
non-voting (quar.)
Co.

1

12-

50c

Lake

dividend

Motor

12-

5%

&

Ford

Ford

Inc.

$1.12%

12-16

12-

20c

Interstate

6%

Gulf

,

(quar.)_:

Steel Corp.

Mart,

11-15

held

(quar.)_

Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
Food

Gulf

11-20

12-13

10%

(quar.i
Utilities Co.,

preferred

12-13

stockholders

preferred
Public

11-27

City)—

to

preferred (quar.)
$4.50 2nd preferred (initial),
Florida Power & Light Co., com1,
preferred

12-10

40c

$4

4%%

9

55c

(quar.)

common

12-

12-13

11-15

$25c

(s-air_

class A (quar.)__
(quar.)

Co. common

Class A common
60c

12-17

11- 9

12-20

•

16c

(Del.)

Corp.—

11-29

7%c

dividend

Ford

_

(quar.)

12-

J 15c

Co.,

Stock

Florida

*62 %c

50c

H.i, Inc. (quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-at
Fleming Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Flinikote

12-20

Corp.

Southern Life Insurance

special

11-20

50c

(quar.)

Grolier Society (increased
quar.)
Guardian Consumer Finance

:

meeting

(Salt

Co.

5

2

11-23

11-15

...

Y.)

(M.

4.32%

*25c

(N.

_____

Porter

&

12-

10c

(Jersey

(subject

annual

Security Corp.

Fishman

U-15

*31 >4 c

(quar.)

Dorr-Oliver,

of

12-13
11-

*$1.25

at

January)

12-14

4%

Ltd.

in

11-25

25c

(quar.)

Dominion Tar & Chemical
Ltd.,
$1 preference
(quar.)

Douglas Oil Co.

1

Bank

dtvidend

8

12-16

45c

(quar.)

First National Stores

25c

A Anglo Investment
Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Electrohoma Industries, Ltd
i
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
pref.
(quar.)

Bros.,

1-

National

approval

8

2

12-16

Mountain Power Corp.
(quar.— 25c
Greenfield Tap A Die
Corp. (quar.)
3.0c
Griesedicck
Co.
(partial distribution from

8

11-

%

11-28

1-2-58

Green

Field)

__________________

Stock

1111-

11-30

2%

(quar.)

Rubber, 4%%

Stock

11-30

75c

(quar.)

:

of Pliila.

&

11-25

39c

(quar.)

5%

&

12-16

First

11-22

50c

Dominion

R.!
dividend

2

10c

.

(R.

10c

12-

Tire

Bank

Extra

11-22

2

$50c

Dominion

Donnelley

12-13

12-

Inc.—

preferred

Monthly

Dominion Stores, Ltd.

12-30

65c

First

3%.

(quar.)

$1.65

11-30

15c

Fund,

Co.,

12-10

11-27

*30c

.

(quar.

(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dobbs House,s, Inc.
(quar.)
Dr.
Pepper
Dodge Mfg.

12-12

11-30

100%

.

(Walt!
Productions
Stock
dividend
Distillers Oorp.-Seagrams Ltd.
Extra

Firestone

12-10

$.1

.

(quar.)

Fire Association

U-15

1

25c

(quar.)

common.

Corp.

12- ■

12-

11-29

1

11-22

12-

'

—-—

Inc.

Great Western Financial
Corp.
Gregory Industries (quar.)

v

11-30

31%c

(Marshall). (See Marshall
Fifteen Oil Co. (quar.)

12-15

25c

___-

(quar.).

preferred

Filtrol

' (quar.)

Diamond Portland Cement Co.
Extra ___,!_
1

(quar.)_<_l
Corp., $3 ^fd.

12-14
.

11u-

12-11
12-

-

(quar.).—50c
35c

(quar.)-

-

1st

11-18

5

60c

Quarterly —!

2

35c

4

11-

Stock

11-22

5%

U-

U-15

$1.25

37%C
,

3

5%

11-29

& Signal Corp.—
(increased
quar.)
dividend

■

1

5

IS-

$1.50

Co.

preferred

Lakes

Great

12-

12-B2

12-

lac
30c

;

—-

Co.
(quar.)
Steel Co. (quar.)

T.I

Great Lakes

Great

12-16

11-21,
11-15

..

Extra

10-17

12-10

A

American

Great

12-20

12-15

Co.

Batteries,

preferred

12-13

20c

2

7%

1-2-58

c

(quar.)28:!'ic

pfd.

Sign

Common

20c

-

,

(quarO

(quar.)

Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea
Common
(quar.)

11-20

60c

(quar.)—

Federal

Electric

12-10

(quar.)15

(quar.)

Paper

334%

10-29

40c

:
—_

•

Quarterly

11-18

1

(W.

Great

11-18

—

12-

$1

.....

3-15

12-

5

2%

Telegraph
Rubber

R.)

Union

Grant

12-14

11-29

1

12-

10c

Employees

Granite City

10-25

12-31

iW.

Grand

10-25

4-1-58

(quar.)_—«

Manufacturing Co.

11-12

11-25

11-25

1-

.10c

(quar.)_, <■

common

(H. W.)

Grape

12-14

30c

(quar.)-

Stock

&

Government

11-29

11-27

11-25

12-

.

—.—

Grafton & Co, Ltd,

11-29

12-20

11-29

(quar.)
Co.

12-

62%C

.

(quar:),

12-27
12-20

25c

(quar.)

Pacific

Corp.—

$3.50

Union

11-21

68:!4C

62 %c

(quar.),__,

12-12

$3

(quar.)_

preferred

Gould-National

Co.

series)

J at

Brick,

Gossard

11-22

$3

25c

(quar.)

12-14

10c

6%

Shale

Gorhain

11-22

—

$2

New

11-21

12-14

12-11

11-25

12- &

(quar.)_

.

Tire A
Stock dividend

11-21

6c

Insurance

Extra

Gold

11-8

150c

(quar.)__;

25c

(quar. I

Co.

1-15
12-

1

12-16

27%c
50c
—->.v
25c
preferred

(quar.)_

Class A

11-15

2

(quar.)

Federal

4

12-17

35c

3%

Federal

11-18

2

convertible

Goodyear

tlOc

Federal

11-

12-

3

11-18

-

•

Wernicke Industries
(quar.)
Gold Seal Dairy Products Corp.—

11-14

60c

5

2

11-25

•

Globe

11-12

85c

5

3

11-12

11-30

(quar.)

12-

12-16

40s
10a-

(quar.)—

12- 8

11-29

2%

Co, 4% preferred
(G. M.) A; Co.—•

12- 3

1-1-53

(quar;|$1.23

Prodivcts

Oil

Glen-Gery

11-29

11-27

(quar.)-,-,

12- 3
12- 3

1-1-58

17%c
30c
25c

——^—a—_____

common

12-31

'

11-29

12-15

preferred

5%%
:

•

12-15

(quar.)
Corp,

11-15
li-15

1-1-58

;

—'

1

1-1-58

50c
53VeC
55«
594ac
66c

:

quar.)__

11-30
12-

$1.25

dividend

Gillette Co.

11-29

25c

11-

12-

12-15

(initial

Parts

Gianniul

11- 8

$1.12%

25c

to

10c

1

20c

11-

12-

12-

4c

5 % %

12-13

40c

(quar,).

(quar.)

stock

Supply

$1.25

4%

Life

5%

Getty

2-28

;

Traders

57c

'

;

(quar.)

Rubber—

A;

common

Gerber

11-29

Extra
&

■

(quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

Stock

12-16

12-10

preferred

Georgia-Pacific

.

12-31

87%c

dividend
Bros,

11-15

Genuine

11-18

Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
(quarJ)
$37%c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Ltd. (quar.)—__
37%c
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. (quar.)
—25c

Federal Life

1

1

22%c

Equipment Acceptance

1

New

8

12-

;

Stock

12-

8

11-

Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd. (s-a)_
Extra

12-20

55c

2

11-

1

(quar.)
(quar.)

Federal

1

12-

1

12-

Gregg

Federal

12-

12-16

12-

1%

dividend

1

5.28%

2

87%c 3-10-58

(quar.)

Bearing

Stock

1-

4.75%

2

12-

40c

(quar.)_

(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
Quarterly
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common

2

1-

12-

12-

common

11-13

12-

12-

1-2-58

2

1-2

$1.12%

(quar.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Evans
Products
(reduced)

Farmer

Vac

12-16

1-

(quar.)

Farmers

2

5c

(quar.)

common

^2%c

11-15

37%c

11-15

dividend

preferred

Erlanger Mills,

Farm

30o
a

common

Rio Grande Western RR.
(quar.)
(From net income for calendar
year 1956.)
Denver Tramway

Stock

Erie

$5

11-18

$1

(quar.)

Chicago

Donohue

Railroad,

2

12-

2

—

—

12-

35c

12-

4%

U-15

40c

*

(s-a)

'Extra

Diners

Eric

11- 8

2

General Tire

11-15

12%c

-

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______
conv. preferred (quar.)
pfd.

2

12-

11-15

common

(quar.)

12-

11-15

11-25

12-20

22 /2C

11-20

25c

11-27

12-31

40c

conv

dividend

Pittsburgh RR. 7%

stk.

preferred

_______

12-15

Corp.—

div.

4.25%

convertible

guaranteed

—

Corp.—

cash

4.40%

(quar.)

11-1.8

97

Denver

.

&

7%

12-20

lc

Co.,

11-27

Castings

Steel

11-15

Extra

4.50%

11-27

12-15

11-29

Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
20
cents
participating
preferred—:

Equitable Gas

11-27

12-15

1

11-29

6
6

11-29

12-

11-29

11-

12-15

•

—

(quar.)

12-13

12-10

1
1

11-29

25c

30c

11-14

2-

2-

12-13

(quar.)__

Equipment

Precision

30c
$1.25

2

2

11-21

$1.18:,%

U-15
11-15

preferred (quar.)___%—Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone (Mo.), 6'% pfd. A (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
—
—
General
Telephone Co.
of
Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)__—
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Corp.— '
"
Common (increased quar.)_^

11-22

1-2-58

2

2

12-10

12-13

Cement

L

—

12-

9344 c

(quar.)

Extra

4%

com.

12-

50c

(quar.')______—93v4C
®

(quar.»_

—

Co.,

11-15
11-20

12-

1 %

—--—

(quar.)_____

common

4% %

1

12-12
12-16

$1.65

—

(quar.i
Electric

Empire State Oil (annual)
Employers Reinsurance Corp.

11-16

37 %c

(quar.!

Properties

debenture

$2.50

District

11-27

60c

Dentists'

Denver

(s-at

Industries

60c

(qiiar.i„__„
common

11-

5c

35c

_________

11-21

a

General

Co.—■

10c

47 %c

common

Williamsport RR.

12-

9344c

11-29

:—

(quar.)

1,5c

(quar.)

Extra

Voting

Gas

preferred (quar.)
4% % preferred
(quar.)

i2-10
11-29

2-15-58

11-29

3c

Corp.
(reduced)

12-13
12-

Co.__„-,—-—i1"0

payment after 50%
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—

11-15

Investment

12- 6

12-13
11-29

12-16

^

Initial

11-14

12-16

2

L2-14

.

5

2

1-

12-27

11-20

General

5

12-

12-

Erie

*30c

12-20

12-

12-20

25c

—

12-20

25c

11-12

2

11-30

50c

—

Equity Corp., $2
50c
Erie Flooring «Ss Wood
Products, Ltd., cl; A$30c

12-

15c

(quar.)

5%

11-29

security

Mfg.,

11-15

Co.

11-15

12-10

Common

11-15

11-30

\2- 2

60c
45c
50c

General

11-15

11-30

Consolidated

Stock

25c

Lines

11-30

$1.60

$1.25
50c

Empire

25c

(quar.),_.
(quar.i!—

profits)

Air

$1.42

(quar.)

Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)

preferred

Emery

6

50c.

preferred (quar.)
Delaware Fund (quarterly of 12 %c from net
investment income plus a
special year-end
distribution of 35c from realized

Dennison

7%

6

11-

60c

Year-end

RR.

Auto-Lite

&

11-

$4.50

7%

Monte

(quar.)_
(initial)

11-15
12- 2

50c

——

—

preferred

11-13

12-10

12-16

25c
yi

Co.

Ex^ra

11-15

—

Company,

Delaware

11-30

Elmira

(quar.)_,

(quar.i

B

3.90%

$1.37%

(qupr.)_

Motors Corp,

General Portland

11-15

(quar.)

11-15

1

»0c
$1.60 pref. (quar.
_______
40c
$3 preferred (quar.)
___________
75c
$4.75 preferred (quar.i___>
—$l-18-,4

11-22

12-22

11-15

11-25

1-

12-18

„

11-30

12-10

25c

32Mjc

!

11-15

—-———

$5 preferred (quar. 1
—_______—
General Outdoor Advertising
(quar.)__

1.1-15

(qirar.)

12-

1

Corp

dividend

Stock
General

11-15

12-15

11-30

62 %c.

11-25

12-13

12-15

$1.34

Elgin National Watch

2

12-22

$1.41 Y*

preierred

Electronics

2

12-13

20c

Extra

12-

5

t25c

com.

11-30

12-

$k.<a

(quar.)

Corp.

Merchandise

General

2
4

12-

*3T%c

Electrographic

12-

1211-

12-15

(quar.)—.—_—

(quar.>__^
(quar.)

preferred

conv.

Electric

12-20
11-25

11-15

Elizabeth

$4.50

common

11-15

2

11-15

preierred

12-16

12-

11-15

11-25

.

A

Instrument

11-30

11-18

common

Light,

preferred

Foods

General

11-30

U-15

Co

Inc.

General Fireproofing'
General

11-30

preferred

11-12

50c

(quar.).
(quar.).
;

11-15

45c

—

U-U

12-15

common

Corp.

11-15

$1.37%

2

common

Lighting,

1

1-

50c

!

2

12-15

5o

$5

2

12-16

75c

,,

12-

loc

2

12-16

30c

(quar.)__

11-15

12-

General Finance

12-14

$1.02Va

1

(quar.)

pref. a

12-15

$1.06Y*

preferred

40c

Door

11-12

1

(quar.)

preferred

11-12

12-10

pfd.

(s»a)__

2

12-

Co,

2%

(quar.)

5.50%

12-

pfd.

Co.,

12-

(quar.)

(accum.)

2

1-

(quar.)

preferred

preferred

2

75c

Dairies

Mills

preferred

A

preferred

11-30

1-

Gas

12-10

.

3.75%

Natural

9

6

$2

preferred
(aceiun.)
Mines (quar,),.

Corp.,

Paso

11-30

25c

pfd.

12-

15c.
32%c

„

5.36%
5.65%

11-

$2

(quar.)____

12-

-51

$3.Z5

12-1®

1

12-

El

*60c

1st

3.44%

41,/4%
5%%

2

3%

$1.00

11-29

——

55c

,

—

(quar.)

preferred

»4%

12-31

20c

12-

(quar.m

Candy,

Day-Brite

11-18

*60c

(initial)

12-16

$1.50

.,

2

11-22

1-21-58

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)______

preferred

River

12-

28'/a c

common

(quar.)
—'_!

2

12-

Co.--

Trailer

25c

Associates,

50c

(quar.),
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)__

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., Inc., $2 pfd.

Publishing

Dahlstrom

4.10%

$1

40c

preferred

8%

com.

2

12-

12-15

(quar.)___,-45c
Gas
Service Co. (quar.
—34c
General Acceptance Corp, common
(quar.)
2oc
General America Corp. (quar.)
—
flOc
General American Oil
Co. of Texas—
15c
General Crude Oil
'quar.i,25c

12-13

12-10

12-

11"i5

12-15

preferred (quar.),

7%

Co.—

!_:

Paper, Ltd., common
class A (quar.)_.

11-30

12-17

Gas

Engineering Corp.,
Stock dividend, .lis

Denver

Eddy

12-31

50c

_■.

Cuno

$8

12-17

2oc

(s-a)

Water

Extra

75c

Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.)__
Crow's Nest Pass Coal
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Crystal Oil A Land, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)_____
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)

Delta

Ordinary

12-14

75c

class

11-29

12-31

n-15

12-15

Sulphur Co. (quar.)—-------—French (Fred F.) Investing Co., 7 vv pfd.—,
Friendly Finance, inc., 6% pfd. (quar.)—,
Frontier Refining Co, common (quar.)

10-30

$1.50

l:

——

Laboratory,

Electrolux

CTown Cork & Seal
Crown Zollorbacli

Del

12-31

1-2-58

Products

Reynolds

conv.

Crossett

Deere

5

11-20

1-2-58

31!4c

__

(G. AW. II.) Inc. (quar.)
Stock
dividend
.•!
Craddock Terry Shoe, 5%
pfd. (quai.) ts-a)
-ra ne
Co, 3 44 % preferred (quar.)__
Cribben A Sexton Co.—

Dana

1

12-

12-17

*$1.50

Ltd.,

11-22

55c

_____

(s-a)

(quar.)„:

Manufacturing

11-22

$1.12%
3fcc

Corson

5%

12-

12-31

20c

!

(s-a)_:

Paperboard

Corning

Dan

Sugar

Eaton

12-

12-14

9344c

(quar.):

Distillery,

B

Daitcli

Eastern

6

6

25c

_

11-22

12-10
12-16

12-12
11-15

14c

Freeport

Ecudorian Corp.—

.

Cyprus

6

11-

—

(quar.)

12-10
6

2

12-lu

40c

.scries

Stock

Gardner-Denver

(quar.)

11-25

$1.13

Range Co.
(quar.)___
Copperweld Steel Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)

4%%

Corp.

12-

Publishing Co., Ltd.—

Copper

Curtiss

Eastern

25c

(quar.)

prior preferred (quar.)..
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
(quar.!

10-11

1-

1-

12- 2

*ZC

series-,-—

Fruehauf

—•

Economics

-.

$3

12-10

25c

(quar.)

U-15

(quar.)_:
common

Preferred

31'Ac

dividend

6^c

Varnish,

Year-end

(N.

Utilities

2

*$1.75

Co.

(quar.)

Eastern Air Lines

45c

(quar.)
Y.) (quar.)

RR.

preferred

11-29

(quar.)

pfd.

2

12-

50c

Tennessee Natural Gas,

5.20%

1-2-58

(quar.)

„___

Continental

$1

preferred

East

1-2-58

$1

—

12-

12-1G

40c

1

Interurban

A

15C

(quar.)

——

;$4

6%

Louis

$1.13

(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty co.
(Cnicago.i
(quar.)
Continental Copper A Steel
Industries, Inc.—
5%
preferred (quar.)

Curtis

St.

$1.12 %

preferred

Corron

East

1-2-58

'

(Chicago)

11-20

12-16

3%

(accum.)

$1.04

common

12-10

Co._—

Franklin

20c

(quar.)

-

Payable of Rec,

Inc.

Corp.
(quar.)
Custodian Fluids—
Common Stock series-,-—

2

10c

(s-a)

Co.

preferred

20c

Can

pref.

Pennsylvania

Stock

(quar.)_

12-

11-22

Kootenay Power, Ltd.—

7%

11-12

11-29

Extra-

v6%

11-16

.

*37 %c

Co.

Assurance

Continental

Corby

East

10-31

$1GC

(quar.)__
Container Corp. of .America, common
4% preferred (quar.).
!

6%

U-15

* 12c

(quar.)

Water

12-16
12-10

35c

—,

conv.

Share

Foster-Wheeler

45c
40c

;__j

Eagle-Picher

11-18

—

(quar.)

preferred

Continental

2

2

(quar.)_
Co

Foster Grant

Corp., common
i
5%
conv. pfd. series 1956
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—

co.—

4.1G%

Consumers

1212-

2

Paper

A

12-20

11-18

2

12-

12-

(quar.)

1-2-58

Ltd.,

East

1

Water

50c

ordinary (interim!—.
(quar.—_—

Co.

11-29

*50c

(s-a)

Bridge

Duro-Test

25c

(s-a)

Pitt

(quar.)_^
—
25c
Works (quar.)—25c

Dairies

Fort

(quar.)

Extra.

12-10

Mills, Ltd.—

Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
Consolidated

Durion

12-16

1

$1

(quar.)

Rubber,

12-13

,

Foremost

12-17

12-

20c

Dunlop

con¬

—______ls 8 7/10d
25c

11-15

1-15

Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
International, Inc. (qliar.)

1

25c

Consolidated

Consolidated

&

USA

—"

Name of Comvanv

2

30c

Extra

1-

Africa,

(quar.)——

of Rec.

*15c

—_—

_.

Ltd.

1-

c

20c

—

to

Dun

11-30

60c

(quar.),

subject

Corp.

12-27

Payable

—-—-

;—

(quar.)__

4% pref. (quar.)
Industries (quar.)
—________—_

Dunhill

$$l
10c

South

of

8

Ltd.

(quar.)

tax

Laundries

Dresser

2

Ltd

Co.

—

'

Holder»

Corp.,

Drewry's

______

12>

Dec.

Consolidated

12-24

12-

(quar.)

common

Fields

Gold

Dravo

(quar.)

(quar.)_;

Freightways

11-22

1

(s-a)

Y.

N.

Corp.,

preferred

Consolidated

of

Co.

5

1-

Mines,

Securities,

preferred

12-

$1.25

--

Yellowknife

Consolidated

•

Chemical

When

Share

Company

Industries,

Dow

33 %c

—

Discovery

Diversified

$2.50

Copp

Name of
Dover

Ltd.

Cook

per

* 12c

dividend

Stock

$5

Holderi

Share

of Company

Consolidated

When

Monday, November 25, 1957

Chronicle

—

1-20

25c

12-11

11-22
11-12
1-

6.

11-22

I
i

957

Number 5693

1B6

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

Per

When

Holders

Share

Payable

of Rec.

(2309)

Per

When

Share

Payable

Holders

Per

5c

Mfg.
(quar.)
Pineapple, Ltd. (stock dividend) —
preferred A (quar.)—

5#

preferred B
5.10# preferred
5## preferred
5.30# preferred
Haveg Industries, Inc
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)

11-15

5

of Company
Power, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)

4.36#
Interstate Securities (stock dividend)--

12C

12-12

11-23

12»Ac

12-12

11-23

A

distribution

from

12-12

11-23

1334o

12-12

11-23

12-12

11-23

50c

12-20

12-

3

cash

35c

12-16

11-29

NOTE:

2 'A #

the

The

12-16

11-29

was

12-20

11-22

week's

5c

12-16

91'Ac

(quar,)

I-

12-

6#

5#

1-10-58

12-27

20o

12-

1

11-15

Iowa

12-

1

11-15

12-

4.80#

(quar.)

32c

12-

2

11-15

12-

1

11-15

Iowa

&

Light,

$4.25
Hoover

Y.)

Co.

preferred

(quar.)

$1.08%

1-

1

12-13

2nd

12-24

11-30

20c

12-

1

11-15

Local

93%c

12-

1

11-15

2

12-

2

12-

11-15

4.20#

preferred

(quar.)

3.90#

11-15

preferred

(quar.)

2

11-15

32-27

11-29

12-27

11-29

4%%

preferred

11-29

$3.76

convertible

12-16
1-

1

Iowa

Bay Mining

Iron

11-29

—!—

Reduced

Pulp &
preferred

5#

$5.12

II-27

11-

4

$5

preferred

A

(quar.)

12-27

12-

3

$5

preferred

B

40c

12-12

11-18

12-12
12-12

1.12(4

12-30

12-20

25c

12-20

12-

2-1-58

5#

I-3.7

12-

2

11-19

5

11-19

1-15

12-31

30C

.5#

;

'

12-

Hupp

&

Erie

&

Sash

American

12-31

11-15

11-30

II-20

Kahn

Kaiser Aluminum

Company
Special

10c

12-16

12-

12-

11-12

5

$1.30

Income

of

12-20

11-29

ties

Stock

Extra

11-19

434#

preferred

12-

Co.

Co.

11-15

Maplo Leaf Gardens, Ltd.

$0.36456

12-

2

11-19

$4.35

$1.083A

12-

11-15

12-

2

11-19

95c

3-

2-14

$1

3-

2-14

Marchant

preferred (quar.)

1-15

12-16

4.20%

1-15

12-16

4.35#

1

11-

2

12-

$20c

1-15

11-29

12-10

11-20

(quar.)_

2

11-29

11-15

12-

12-31

12-10

Kawneer

12-30

12-18

Kearney

2

12-15

Kendall

1-

1

12-14

12-

1

11-15

1-

50C

45c

12- 2
12-

2

12-20

1-15

1-

12-11

11-

Kerite

2

75c

6

10- 4

12-10

12-

1

11-18

$10c

12-

1

11-18

$37y2c

12-

1

11-18

1

Maytag Company

12-15

12-

4

11-

3-15-58

2-28

6-15-58

5-29

17 'Ac

12-12

11-27

11-15

12-

2

11-

4

12-

(I.

2

11-

3

12-10

11-29

f

(S.

Kresge

Mfg.

2

7#

11-29

50c

(quar.)___
(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)
Heater '(quar.)

—

12-13

11-25

12-

11-

2

12-10

12-13

2-1-58

12-20

4'A%

11-15

1-2-58

—

1-28

2'A#

11-13
1-

6

25c

(quar.)
.____ _

—_____

12-10

11-25

12-10

11-25

50c

1-15

12-13
11-

4

$1.75

12-

2

13'AC

12-

1

11-11

t65c

12-20

11-20

12-20
1-2-58

6#

12-16

11-22

3#

12-16

$1

12-16

(quar.)

35c

12-10

11-12

(quar.)

5c

12-

11-15

Inc.

2

(from

__.

(reduced)

(quar.)

Special

11-4

12-

1

11-14

75c

1-

2

12-

6

12-

2

11-

8

11-30

11-

8

12-

11-15

3c

75c

I

Utilities

Corp.—
"initial-quar.)

$17 (Ac
common

dividend
(quar.)

Interstate Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight (quar.)

2
3

12-13

12-10

11-26

$1.25

12-31

12-13

10c

11-30

25c
5#

25c

1-

12-

2

11-15

Mercantile

Merchants

12-

Merritt

Stores

Fire

11-18

1J 12-20
12-20

Metropolitan Brick,
Extra
L
Metropolitan

12-10

10c

12-10

59 %c

1-15-58

12'Ac

12-

2

11-18

Miami Copper Co.

30c

12-

2

11-15

Michaels,

(quar.)

J25c

12-

2

11-15

4'A#

preferred

4'A#

preferred

preferred
(quar 1
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc. (quar.)
Lee (II. D.) Company (q-mr.)

$1.25

12-12

11-30

EXtlTl

4.75%
Lamston,

n

Inc.

Bryant,

Lane

Secord

Lawrence

|t

|a

|

..||_Tr_[1

|

,

Ml

preierred

A
(quar.)
(quar.)

Inc.

(quar.)
Shops

Candv

Investing

(James)

&

Son

4.45%

2

2

11-

5

11-22

12-

2

11-15

2

11-

Glass

(reduced)

2

1

11 -15

11-15

Stern

12-

l

12-

6

12-

2

11-

1

1-2-58

11-

1

12-14
1-

1

6

11-29
12-12

12-12

11-29

50c

1-

2

11-29

12-

1

11-

l

12-

1

11-

1

12-

1

11-

1

Stock

6#

12-14

Midland

Midland

12-10
12-

1

11-, 8

$1.31'A

12-

1

11-

8

$2

8#

11-15
12-6

12-14

11-15

50c

12-

11-15

12-20

12-

12-17

11-17

12-17

11-17

5

6

1

12- 3

1

12- 3

1

12- 3

$1.08%

1-

1

12- 3

—

$1.11'A

12- 3

30c

1- 1
12-10

50c

12-17

11-27

56'Ac
$1.12'A
30c

11-30

11-15

12- 2

Co.—

"$50

par"

"$100 par"

(quar.)_.
(quar)

11-30

11-19

12-16

12-31

12-16

2- 1
12-16

1-16
12- 2

30c
26'Ac
75c

11-15
11-15
11-14

75c

11-30
11-30
12- 1
12-16
12-27

75c

Co.

Corp.,

12-31

$1.10
25c

common

12-27

11-15

50c

12-27

12-14

$2

1-1-58

12-14

3#

(quar.)
Co.

of

Illinois—

(quar.)

$1

conv.

Steel Products,

dividend

1

12-23

—

pfd.

common

Year-end

11-20

10c

&

Telephone

Water
Oil

11-15

12-

1-

B (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—

1-2-58

1

1-

preferred

5'A#

Middlesex

11-30

12-

1-

dividend

States

11-15

12-31

96'Ac
97'Ac

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.

12-12

12-13

—95c

4.40#

Middle

1-1

30c
25c

(quar.)

(quar.)__

Michigan Gas & Electric,

25c

90c
—

1

1-

35c

Y.)

(quar.)
Refractories
(increased)

$2

ju-

(quar.)

Libby, McNeill & Libby, com.
5'A#
preferred (quar.)

12-16

12-13

1-

$1

preferred

Mexico

8

12-

12-

12-31

Co.—

11-27

12-

15c

12-13

25c

(quar.)__

12-

40c

(quar.)
Levingston Shipbuilding
(quar.)
Lexington Union Station Co.—
4#
preferred
(semi-annual)

11-20

12-31

$1.18%

(N.

preferred

50c

Engineering Co.

12-16

12-13

$30c

(S-a).

(quar.)

4.35#

25c

"

Lester

Inc.

11-27

25c

(quar.)

12-30
12-10

12-31

'

3.90%

50c

Lehigh Portland Cement,(quar.)

11-15

62'Ac

/_

(quar.)
(quar.)_

Co.—

$5

;

preferred
preferred
preferred

1-

11-29

2'A %
$1.06'A

Inc.

Edison

45c

common

8

10-31

40c

Chapman & Scott (quar.)—

2

1-3-58
1-3-58

12-16

Sessions,

11-29

15c

Co.,

12-31

&

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)

Assurance

tl5c

Lainson

2

11-30

35c

A

25c

3.80%

(quar.)

B

Libbev-Owens-Ford
11-15

1

11-18

3.85#

T

Credits, Ltd.—

Rpducod

11-

2

10-31

Lees

25C

2

12-

12-18

Class

11-

$50c

(quar.) ____:—•

2

Laura

11-29

37'Ac

12-

30c

(quar.)

A

11-29

12-

70c

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)

preferred

B

12-31

class

12-14

$$1

Ltd.

(quar.)

Company

12-

11-22

—

preferred

$10C

11-22

—

4%

(Alfred), Inc.—

Partic.

11-15

12-14

50c

preferred

t $1.75

Gold Mines, Ltd

Lambert

2

Corp.—

J15C

Lamaque

11-15

12-

10c

dividend

Shoe

4%#

11-12

$1.25

11-15

2

88c

convertible
common

participating

Mengel

.

11-15

2

25c

Telephone Co.
5%
preferred (S-a)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—

12-27

11-29

2

12-

12-

Engineering Co.—

25c

12-13

75c

preferred (quar.)———
—
Lake Superior District Power, com.
(quar.)
5#
preferred
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories (qtiar.)

1-10-58

5c

University

7#

11-20

$1.50

Extension

Salle

12-

'

2

15c

(quar.)—
La Salle Wines & Champagne (quar.)—___
Lake of the Woods Milling, Ltd.—
La

&

preferred

Melville
12-10

6

25c

(quar.)
5#

12-12

Meadville

1-15
12-

A

Corp.,

Stock

4

15c

—

Class
Mead

12-

12-23

62'Ac

;

(quar.)
(quar.)

Co.

Machine

Common

11-15

11-15

12-12

50c

—

McNeil

11-19

1

12-16

$40c

McKesson & Robbins. Inc.

•'>$1.75

_______

Mines,

McLellan

$1.50

(quar.)

Porcupine

3

2

12-

12-30

4#

Extra

11-25

4#

(quar.)

(increased)

3

12-

11-22

3#

dividend

Stores

11-15

12-31

12-16

40c

__:

Mclntyre

11-25

2-1-58

$10c

35c

11-15

12-12

12-20
11-15

85c

(quar.)__

12-

2

2

55c

(quar.)
common

12-

1-

12-13

50c

Co.

11-29

$1.12'/a

_—

&

Stores,

12-23

.

40c

(quar.)—

common

2nd

Kysor

40c

—

(quar.)

preferred

1st

6#

c

$1

dividend

Stock

11-15

25c

common

A

11-25

62'/a

—

(quar.)

Co.

Co.,

Company,

Kroger

from

Co.
&

preferred

4'A#
11- 1

S.)

H.)

(S.

15c

—

Koppers Co., Inc., common
4#
preferred (quar.)

2

1-

31-25

933/4c

$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)

12-

11-18

933Ac

dividend)

Oil

McDonnell Aircraft

12-13

2

50c

Extra

25c

quar.)—

preferred (quar.)
Koehring Co. (quar.)

11-15

McCormick

Stock

12-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

(stock

Corp.

McCrory

Co.—

60c

4

12-

11-30

(quarJ-

,Rubber

(increased

Common

1-2-58

B.)

Creamery

A

:

11-29

8

11-15

40c

Ltd., com.
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)

12-10

11-26

11-30

$1..12:%

___

1

plus

(qhar.)

Fund,




11-29

Corp.—

_T

Interpvovincial Building

12-20

1-

11-29

t $1.15

Co.

11-18

12-10

Kroehler

_____

Co.

6

12-15

Kleinert

25c

income

income)

12-

May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)_

5C

Knudsen

;

common

Resources

1J-18

50c

12-10

GOc

(euar.)

6

8

Kress

:

11-29

12-

30c

11-13

6

20c

class

Co..

11-

12-10

12-

31-29

12-13

&

1

11-11

2

12-13

Factor

12-

1

1-

Max

30c

1

12-16

11-16

McColl-Frontenac

2

$12c

2

6

3#

i/s-n)

12-

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

12-

1-

$1.50

A

Maule Industries

2

1-

$3

(11c

11-25

1-

75c

Fund

11-21

C

12-

11-26

12-13

McCall

11-15

22o

1

2

6

25c

profits)

1-

12-16

28'/a

11-27

$3

12-

20c

2

15c

6c

Oil

10-31

1-

12-

20c

Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
4'A# preferred (quur.)
Matson Navigation Co. (quar.)

Extra

11-30

12- 4

$1.50

$20c

(monthly)

12-15

$2

___;

5c

12-

common

25c

(quar.)

10-28

50c

'.

(quar.)

50c

—

11-14

11-30

35c

(quar.)

12-

$-1.25

income

2

11-30

12'Ac

Extra

6

12-

11-22

12-20

11-15

1-16

Indemnity & Life Insurance—

5c

11-15

Co.

preferred

2

$1.06'A

.

12-

12-15

12-14

6#

1

4%

(quar.).

Quarterly

Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4.80#
preferred
(quar.)

11-22

$1

Massachusetts

11-29

Keystohe Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil, common

12-16

12-1G

25c

dividend).

12-15

Co.

50c

.__

Industries, common (quar.)
convertible prior preferred (quar.)_

41/2#

8c

(quar.)

32-15

1

11-15

12-

32'Ac

Ltd.,
(interim)
(quar.)_

37',Ac
_________

Ltd.

1

1-

1

Marine

Mfg.

Co.,

1-

Kerr-McGee

and

current

1-

12-16

&

11-12

12-

35c

32c

..—

Mines,

Fund

Income

Marshall-Wells

Field

11-15

2

$25c

20c

(quar.)

Gold

6

30c

,——_—

Kerr-Addison

12-

$1.183/4

(quar.)

—

12-23

5Cc

(quar.)

Land

Marshall

11-15

12-

12-

$30c

$1.12'/a

—————

Extra

_—_

class

■

County

Kerr

Fund:

dividend

Company

Extra
Kern

6

20c

r_:
(quar.)

(quar.)—
Organization (quar.)

preferred

12-

40c

(quar.)
common

Cement

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.,

Marmon-Horrington

12-23

$1.25

preferred

43A%

2-14

$1.42

—

.

Kentucky Utilities Co., common (quar.)_

11-18

1

20c

—

—

Corp

Company,

$4.50

:

(quar.)

Company

Kent-Moore

3-

Calculators
Iniei^ational

Communications

40c

quar.)

(quar.)

(J. R.)

2-14

Coal, class A

______

Marquette

(quar.)

preferred
Co.

1

$1.12 Va

—

Drug

$1.25

t40c

(increased

preferred

62 (Ac

$1.50

(increased)

$5

$5.65

Katrt

3-

3-

Natural—.

Extra

11-15

11-29

Common

10-28

12 (Ac

Kansas-Nebraska

.——

Saskatchewan

B

Marconi

2-14

$1.05
$1.08 34

(quar.)

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

4.50#

12-16

12-16

preferred
preferred

(quar.).

11-15

12-20

$20c

Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Marathon Corp.
(quar.)
:

I20C

11-29

2

12-10

$20c

12-

—

12-10

$1.25

25c

$1.05

preferred (quar.)
3.80#
preferred
(quar.)

11-25

35c

$4.20 preferred (quar.)

A

of

(accum.)

(quar.)

dividend

&

4

12-14

2#

&

35 %c

.

Stock

11-30
12-

11-25

30c

(quar.)
5#
preferred

RR.,

R.)

Class

35c

_

preferred

C.)

(P.

11-15

60C

—:

Interstate Company,

(R.

Central

12-

Nickel Co. of Canada Ltd.—

common

Mallory

$1.12'/2

$1

Machines

Textbook

Malion

2

12-14

59%c

(quar.).

11-19

4#

security

Ltd.,

Silver

preferred

11-19

50c.l

investment

Stock

1

Ltd.—

international Petroleum, Ltd.
International Resistance Co.

5%

12-

2

International Ocean Telegraph (quar'.),_"
International Paper Co., common (quar.)

New

$1.03 Va

1-

11-18

37'Ac

2

Year-end

International

(quar.)

50c

(quar.)

12-

(quar.)_

investment

From net investment

net

preferred

(quar.)

common

12-

25c

International
International

12-15

common

(quar.)

& Co.

Manitoba

-

International

$$1.25

preferred
Co.,

11-15

,___

preferred

11-30

12-

140c

7#
preferred
(quar.)
International Investors, Inc.—

$4

11-18

12-15

1st

11-29

11-15

$90c

(quar.)_
Steel, Ltd.,

Structural

Macy (R. H.)

(quar.)

5

11-15

Magnavox

common

11-15

12-

12-16

11-18

Light,

5

5c

Laboratories

11-19

Maine

11-19

12-

12-18

12-16

11-20

11-19

3

$3c

___

1

11-25

12-18

12-

'12-16

12-

11-25

2
2

15c

25c

1

11-15

11-

$3c

Mackinnon

12-10

11-29

(quar.)

11-25

12-10

11-25

Mines, Ltd.

12-10

10c

11-29

12-10

35c.

Machlett

35c

11-29

12-10

(quar.)

11-25

$1.18%

11-30

12-10

Company

Extra

5#

12-20

12-10

25c

(quar.)

$1

(quar.)

International Harvester,

Stock

Products

Sports

12-

income plus 39c from securi¬

Quarterly

MacWhyte

12-20

2

15c

$4 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)

57'Ac

dividend

International

11-26

2

1-

15c

—

11-30

4#

com.

International Cigar' Machinery
■

12-10

(quar.)
Publications (quar.)

MacGregor

Extra

11-19

,—.—

common

Insurance

Quarterly A.

2

2

(quar.)

Foundation

Breweries

6

12-

12-

12C

(out

International Business

12-

11-15

profits)

Interior

1

12-14

12-10

(quar.)

11-29

1-

10c

& D Store Fixtures

59%c

(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment

12-13

1

15c

;—

95c

—

investment

MncFadden

(quar.)

35'Ac

Extra

Institutional

11-22

50c

11-

65c

Manhattan Shirt Co.

$1.25

(stock

from

M

12-16

35c

(increased)

12-

._.

common

cents

11-22

12-12

1-15

17'Ac

._

6% preferred (s-a)
IViland Steel Co. (year-end)
Insloy M g
Corn.
\
Institutional Shares,
Ltd.—

10

12-27

11-20

12-24

$2

12-20

Boston

from

Lynch Corp.

11-22

12-13

12-13

$1.50

50c

preferred A (quar.)
4(4# preferred B (quar.)_—

cents

12-20

'

12-15

$25c

(reduced)

$3.80 preferred (quar.)

5#

(12

1-10

6

25c

Extra

22',4c

Kansas City Power &

$32 (Ac

Indianapolis Water Co.,

Institutional

11-22

12-

35c

11-19

earnings)——

Ingersoll-Rand,

12-11

Lunkenheimer Co.

(quar.)

Kalamazoo

2#

Enterprises

1-17

4%#

11-12
11-29

12-20

$1.25

11-15

(reduced)

Indiana Gas & Water Co.

Industrial

1

2

12-31

$1.21

(quar.)

.____

common

Investors

accumulated

11-15

11-22

(quar.)_

11-19

12- 6

2

partic. pfd. (quar.;:

Fund

Incorporated

RR.

& Sales

preferred

com.

11-30

11-22

12-

(annual)

——

conv.

11-29

Mfg.

35c

Chemical,

11-15

9

Typograph Co., common
preference
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison
(quar.)

12-23

(quar.)
&

2

12-31

12-16

(quar.)

Extra

Sons

6

12-

12-

$6

4%#

Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd.—

1

&

11-

45c

Ludlow

11-25

434#

2

12-20

$$1

_——_______ -

Imperial Chemical Industries,
Ordinary .(interim.)
Common

(E.>

6

2

(quar.)

31'Ac

(quar.)__

RR.

Ludlow

12-13

$0.79077

Special

(quar.)—

preferred

11-29

2

11-30

Macassa

(quar.)

6

11-

12-

12-21

32c

Smith

Central

12-16

60c

(interim)

11-

2

11-15

(M.) & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Lowney (Walter M.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.)

10c

12-10

25C

dividend

Stock
4.60#

Illinois

shares

K.V.P.

f 10c

Breaker,

Circuit

I-T-E

12-13

1-

11-6

2

12-31

31'Ac

1st preferred
Door (quar.)

&

12-27

12-27

2

12-

$$l

Lowenstein

&

50c

-

(quar.)

Husky Oil Co., 6#
Huttig

12-13

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—

1-15

12-

12-27

3#

1212-

12-11

(quar.)
(quar.)

Nashville

$1.25

«

6

1-1-58

Transit Lines

Louisville

62'Ac

(quai\)_.

11-6

$1

Extra

12-31

2

preferred

Los Angeles

40c

(quar.)

40c

5%
preferred A
(quar.)
Mfg., 5# preferred (quar.)__
Mortgage Co. Corp. (Ontario)

Corp.,
Lock

Huron

common

2

Ltd

common

11-22

50c

dividend

preferred

Co.,

$1.20

(increased quar.)

Laughlin Steel,

$1.10
12 (Ac

Gas

11-20

2-

32-

$$l

Lone Star

12-10

93%c

11-

$1

Theatres,

12-10

1-

11-20

2

60c

Extra

8

35c

Stock
5#

12-31

1-15

—--

——

Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.,

Hurd

11-

(Marcus)

$1.25

Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
Joy Manufacturing Co. (extra)

Smelting, Ltd.—

—

A

2

11-22

5

'1-15

preferred
(quar.)
Ilugoton Production - Co.
(quar.)
Humble Oil & Refining Co. (quar.)

(J.)

12-

$1.25

Extra

11-15

5

common..

preferred

11-15
11-15

$1.25

i.—

1st

Johnson & Johnson

6

12-

G.40#

.5#

1
1

2

12-

$1
;

50c

(quar.)

common

Jantzen,

12-

(quar.)_

•

Hungerford

Loew's

1212-

2-17

12-

11'Ac

(quar.)

8# preferred (quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft (quar.)_.

28c

:

Co.,

Telephone (N. Y.), com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5#
preferred
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co.,
common
(quar.)
334#
preferred (quar.)

11-18

(quar.)

Extra

11-15
11-15

$1.25

(quar.)

Water Supply

Jamestown

11-18

12-12

Machine

Jamaica

11-18

40c

.

35c

preferred (quar.)
6.25# preferred (initial)
$1.41
preferred
(quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
80c conv, class A com. (quar.)
B

1
1

15c

(quar.)

Jaeger

Jones &

5.70#

Class

12-

4.84#

5

pfd.
(monthly)

12-

5

11-19

Island),

12-

44c

(quar.)
.

12-

(Rhode

32c

35 %c

Co

12-

25c

Paper, common
(quar.) —

preferred

11-15

11-18

$51'Ac

$1.05

(quar.)
preferred

Mfg.

1

2-17

12-10

$60c

(quar.)
preference (quar.)

97'Ac

(quar.)

common

12-10

$1.06 V4

—-.—.

Hudson

Fireman

Utilities,

12-16

—

&

Southern

3-10-58

11-18

$5iy2c

;

preferred
Finance

12-10

$37»/ac

Lock Joint Pipe, common
Common (monthly)

12-

8

$1.10

$10c

(quar.)

$2.40 preferred (quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd., common

11-15

$1.06 V4

(quar.)__
(increased)

Co.

Hubinger

11-22

2

25c

preferred

Hudson

12-26

1st

5c

4(4#

40c

(quar.)

4

$10C

4.35#

Iowa Public Service, common
3.75# preferred (quar.)_

11-

3

50c 3-10-58

(quar.)

12-13

12-16

(quar.)

common

11-

12-13

50o

——

Corp.,

Stores

2

A

1

12-

11-20

12-

50c

class

1

—

Howard Industries, Inc

12-

B

12-20

$1
;

(quar.)_

Ltd.,

1*

%#

Howard

Cos.,

1-

40c

preierred
(quar.)
_
4#
preferred
(quar.)
4.40#
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power (quar.)
Houston Oil Field Material Co. (quar.)
-

Inc.

Loblaw

$1.10

50o

______—

dividend

Stock

3

Loblaw,

12-14

82'Ac

J12'Ac

—,

common

12-14

2

Class

11-25
11-

2

50c

;

(quar.)

$1.25

Corp.,

Finance

Household

2

45c

(quar.)

common

1-

1-

1

11-25

12-12

12-

6#

:__

(quar.)

(quar.)

6c

(quar.)________

Co.

Mfg.

60c

(quar.)

11-15

12-12

3#

dividend)

(stock divid.)

(quar.)

preferred

60c

preferred

5#

Hoskins

Original capital..
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed

preferred

30O

—

(N.
(quar.)

Hardart

&

Horn

12-14

3.30#

25C

Holder's,

2

4.40#

15C

—

,

11-29

1-

12-10

37'Ac

,

5

*45c

___________

preferred
(quar.)
Inc. (extra)

'/a#

12-18

11-1E

RR.—

11-15

90c
4

Miami

11-15

25c

Original capital

12-

2

40c

(increased)—

Little

Corp. of America

12-

34%C

Oil Corp

B

12-16

8

2

12-10

75o

(quar.)
Cox>.
(stock

12-16

X90c

Class

12-16

1-15

75c

11-

12-

$1

(Washington, D. C.)—

30c

(quar.)
Electrochemical Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Company, class A (increased)—_—

Hooker

1-15

$75c

37 %c

com.

Corp.

45c

-

————

-■

—

$60c

4.30#

Power

Co.

Liviuluumeter
Lithium

(quar.)

12-10

.45cf

__—

53 %c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,

J30c

$1.50

last

(quar.)

12-21

15c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____

Link-Belt

preferred

11-15

11-25

12-27

•

12-31

20c

Service

Common

•__■

11-22

Extra

Lincoln

above

our

Services, inc.
Light & Power Co.—

Electric

^

'
35c

01 Reo.

r
25c

& casualty Insurance Co. of TennesseeQuarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)

11-25

12-27

Holders

Payable

Life

payment.

Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)

1

(quar.)__

Mining

Year-end

in

cent

8

an

Diversified

20C

Homestake

reported

as

12-10

40C

Honolulu

8c

_______

payment shown

25c

(quarj-

Holophane,
Inc.
(quar.)—
Oil Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)

11-22

(Share¬

Foundation,

Common

$1.09%

securities.

;

cent

convertible

87 (Ac

,

35

issue

Investors

Hertz

of

incorrectly

Investment

5

12-13

1

sale

stock).

or

12'Ac

Home

12-16

4

I

______

holders have the option of electing prior
to Dec.
10 to receive this payment in

123/4C

Stock

Consolidated Gold Mines

1

Company

Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly

profits

13 Vic

Hecla

Hollinger

realized

net

from

_____

Corp. (stock dividend)—
Heyden-Newport Chemical, common (quar.)_
31/2# preferred (quar.)—i
4%# preferred (quar.)
____——
Hcywood-Wakeiield, common (quar.)
5#. preferred B (quar.)
Hi-Tower Drilling, Ltd. (s-a)
._
Hilo Electric Light Co.
—
Hilton Hotels Corp., common (quar.)
5y2#
preferred (quar.)
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
Hires
(Charles E.)
Co. (quar.)
Hobart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
__

Name of

4

12-

10#

Company ot America—
Quarterly from net investment income—

—

dividend __
Mining Co.
(quar.)
Hercules Galion Products, common
Heinz (H. J.) Company, 3.65# pfd.

12-

1-

5 4'Ac

-

ot Reo

12-20

20c

—

Investment

Co —
(quar.)
(quar.)_.——
C (quar.)__.
_____
D (quar.)——,___—_
E (quar.)

Hawaiian Telephone
4.80# preferred A
5 #

11-22

11-30

62 MsO

12-

12-16

'

2#

Name

Interstate

12-16

When

Share

,

of Company

Name

Hastings
Hawaiian

53

preferred

preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)—

(quar.)

25c

12- 2

12-14

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(2310)

Per

Abrasive

Mid-West
Extra

>

■

Oil

Laboratories

Noranda

12-

11-25

10-31

Normetal

11-30

11-18

J5c
35c

11-30
12-31

12-10

25c

—

_

(increased)

com.

(quar.)

preferred

5%

.T

_

$4 preferred (quar.)__
Minnesota Power & Light,

.

Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
—
.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Class B

dividend

Stock

•

_

—-

Public Service,

Missouri

(quar.)—.

common

,

(quar.):

4.30%

preferred
Missouri u'iiities,

—

(quar.)

common

30c
$1
40c
$1.25
$1.10
$1.15
90c
24'/a c
18c
%%
$1.07l/2
34c
$1.25
*25c
$3
t25c
87V?c
$1.05
15c

*

prei'rred. (quar.)
—
Mitchell (Robert) Co. Ltd., class A (accum.)
;

5%

Co., 4%* pd. (s-a)
Modern Containers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—j.
Mohasco Industries, 3%% pfd. (accum.)
y 4.20% preferred (accum.)
—
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quar.)
—
Mobile & Birmingham RR.

30c
25c
2%

(guar.)__^_—.

Co.

Chemical Co.,

Monsanto

Stock

Tool

Maciiine

Monarch

(quar.)—.

common

dividend

Moore-Handley Hardware Co.
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.)
Moore Products, common (quar.)...—.
5%
preferred (quar.)
——
Morgan (Henry), Ltd., & Co., com. (quar.)..
"s 4%% preferred (quar.)—
Morgan (J. P.) & Company (quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
1.

...

—

4.70%

preferred

(quar.)

Finance

Motor

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
Mt. Diablo Co. (increased quar.)
Corp.

Mount Vernon Mills, 7% preferred
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)...

(s-a)

Munsingwear,

Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(G. C.) Co. (quar.)

5%%

__i—

of America (quar.)
Muskegon Motor Specialities—
$3 convertible class A preferred

11-15

Mutual

(initial)

B

12-10

11-21

11-29

11-15

shares

(quar.)—
—

11-30

12-12

11-15

Shore. Gas

U 2

12-16

North

Star

I-

12-18

2

12-16

12-17

11-29

12-17

11-25

12-12

11-25

12-

1

12-

2

Extra

7%

National

Northern
Northern

Indiana

1-

2

11-20

2

11-22

2

12-

11-18

11-25

12-

12-16

11-25

11-29

2

11-15

4%%

(quar.)
preferred

2

11-15

5V4%

preferred

12- 2
2

12-

11-

6

11-

Nova

4%

$1.12%
$1.17%
40c
$1
40c
6c

1-

1

11-29

$3.50
30c
30c
26',4c
50c

1-

1

1111-

9

12-10

11-14

11-30
U-30

iyl*20
12-

9

11-15

11-15
12-

11-22

11-21

12-15

11-21

12-

2

11-15

12-

2

11-15
12-

5

50c
25c

12-

2

11-15

12-

2

11-15

11-25

Stock

8

2

1-

A

National

Co..

Stock
Shirt

Steel

National

Steel

&

Castings

(quar.)

(Del.)

(quar.)

—

Inc.

(quar.)

Co.

Canada

Ltd.

(quar.)

__

(quar.)

Haven

Water

Jersey

Natural Gas

Mines,

New

York'Air

New

York

Co.

(increased
(stock

Brake

Central

quar.)

share

of

for

Reading

each

12-

e

div.

Co.

preferred

(1949

Light

preferred

&

'

preferred

div.

I-6-58

12-16

Package Machinery
Palace Corp.

20c

II-29

11-20

Panhandle

11-26

1

12-

12-23

11-12
11-26

11-14

Power,

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-

2

12-14

11-29

12-14

11-29

12-31

ii-27

Jl5c

1-17

58

1-

3

12-16

12- 2

(quar..

Chemical

Park

Sheraton

Dry

additional

B

quar.)
quar.)

___

Stock




11-12

2

11-12

12-31

12-13

4.16%

12- 2

11-

1

.3%%

12-10

12-

2

25c

12-

9

11-

8

Peerless

11-29

Cement

Fruit

Stock

Co.,

1-1-58

12-

6

Pennroad

1-1-58

12-

6

12-10

11-30

12-12

11-26
11-11
11-11

11-22

12-16

2

11-20

each

11-20

11-15
11-15

2%

12-

5

11-25

10c

12-10

11-25

11-29

12-

2

11-20

12-20

11-30

12-16

11-29

1-1

12-16

25c

11-30

11-20

2Vic

1-2-58

12-16

12-

1

11-18

30c

11-26

11-20

11-26

11-20

15c

12-

1

11-

1

12-

1

11-

1

12Vic

12-27

12-12

$20c

12-13

11-29

$35c

Ltd.-.

12-13

11-29

25c

12-.1

11-18

$10c

11-22

10c

1-3-58

11*

1

12-

2

12-

2

12-

2

,$G2Vic

(quar.)

11-29

12-

11-15

2

30c

12-16

12-

12-15

12-15

11-20

12-

11-20

57Vic
58Vic

;_

15c

Chemical

12-

1
1

12-16

2

11-20

11-22-

4.70%

preferred
preferred

4.60%

preferred

Stock

a

Voting

Power

common

Non-voting
1-

2

12-

5

Peoples

1-

2

12-

5

1-

2

12-

5

i5c

1-

2

12- 5

2

11-

8

2

11-

8

12-

2

11-

8

$1.17%

12-

2

11-

8

$1.12%

12-

2

11-

8

$1.15

12-

2

11-

8

12-

2

30c

pfd.

10%

(quar.)

$1.06

(quar.)__

common

20c

(quar.)

Stores Inc. (quar.)
Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone Corp. (Pa.) 4Vi%
Co.

11-25

11-11

12-

11-15

2

(quar.)_.:__

12-

2

20c

12-27

50c

pfd

12-

50c

Drug

Circle

12-16

1-15

$1

1

11-25

*

12-10

11-18
11-15

12-

2

$1.06%

12-

2

11-15

$1.12%

12-

2

11-15

(quar.)

com.

12-1

50c

11-15

27c

12*

1

11-

$1.05

12-

1

11-

26c

12-

1

11-

3

87%c

12- 1

11-

8

12-16

12- 2

,

8

8

Mexico—

40c

12-

1

12-16

-50C

(quar.)_

25c

1212-

2

1

2

(quar.)

of

11-

7

,11-15

Co.

11-15

11-15
12-

2

12-19

11-22
11-

1

Ltd.,

1st

2

12-12

12-10

11-20

11-27

11-13

•

•

preferred

(Canada), Ltd., cl.
(Texas)

A

Subject

to

13,

197

less

Nyasaland

tax

Dec.
&

American
'

(Subject
13,

Rice

1957

Richfield

Oil

Special

Riegel
$4

Rio

Oil

Hitter

3%

12-31
12-

12Vic

6

50c

11-30,

90c

12-

5

12-

6

11-15.
11-

8

11-15

12- 6

11-15

10c
$1.12%

12-10

11-12

2

11-12

!

12-

10-29-

12-31

lOd)

12*16

12-26

12-18

11-22

25c

12-11

11-29

75c

amt.

members

ls4d

'2c

of

12-14

11-13

Dec.

equal

to

approx.

12c)

(quar.)

^

1 (quar.)-____

_

•

50c

Co.,

class

A

&

Nyasaland' taxes,

subject

5

12-16

11-15

5c

12-

2

10-28

12-

2

10-23

12-15

11-30

5c

17%c

to

Ino.,

$1.50
preferred
Robertson H. H.)

(quar.U
Co.

-

Stock

Co.,

12- 5

12-14

12-

12-14

12- 5

12-10

11-22

12-10

Ltd..

Ltd
class

11-22

1-13

11-22

12-31

11-13

$25c

11-30

11-15'

2

11-15
11-13

10%

Co.,

5*

$50c

dividend
(Jame3)

10-29

12-14

37 %c

(quar.)_.

Extra

12-14

$1

12)

(quar.)

50c

60c

Dec.

common

end

7%d
$1.50

approval of stockholders
Robbies & Myers,

Little

2

12-

5c

(quar.)

12-

12-16

A

Rochester

Gas & Electric Co.—
pfd. series F (quar.)
4.10% pfd
series I, H and J
(quar.)
4%% pfd series I
(quar.)

4%

4.95%

pfd. series

K

(quar.)

.

11-18

12-10

$1

Valley Gas Co.- (Texas)

12-14

35c

Corp., common
(quar.)_
A1' (quar.)_-___—

Class
B
(quar.)__;
Roadway Express, class A common (quar.)
Roan Antelope
Copper Mines, Ltd. (final)—
(One
shilling after deduction of 37%%

Robinson

11-11

Rhodesian

of

net

(quar.)

Finance

Year

12-13

11-25

of

—

Textile

Rhodcjia

1-1-58

Ordinary

of- members

deduction

Corji>.

preferred
Grande

3

$28c
40c

(resumed)

com.

of -37Vic

approval

Co.

11-18

11-18
12-

12-17

(final)—

amount

Ranch

Richardson

'

to

2

90c

approval

shares

2

12-

"

•

4Vi% conv. preferred (quar.)___
Rhodesian
Selection
Trust-,
Ltd.

(final)

12-

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp. (stock dividend)
Drug Co. (quar.)
Copper & Brass, Inc. (quar.)
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco, com. (increased)
Co.,

11-19

12Vic

Rexall

Manufacturing

11-19

31 Vic

Resistoflex

(increased)

12-13

12-13

•

Revere

B

11-21

35c

$2.25

,

Tube, common (quar.)
coiivertible preferred (quar.)____
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)_

Common

12-12

50c

$1.25

Rheem

1-

•

(quar.)

Reading

Co.

12-12

35c

«:.,*•*

Insurance

11-22

1-2

12 Vic

Arms, < commonpreferred
(s-a

Chains

9

12-13

$$1.50

Remington

Republic

12-

1-2-58

25c

(quar.

non-cumulative

Renold

10-15

11-29

t25c

Co.^ (resumed

Corp.
Reading; Co.—• -

*4%%.

11-25
12-30

87%c

-

(s-a)_

common

(quar.)___i_^__-„i___.

preferred

4%

(quar.)
(increased)—.^

Batten,

Packing

t35c
U5C

Ltd.

America

preferred

Purina

Robertson

Fibre—

Peoples Gas,

15C

1212-

Corp

4.24%

11-29-

$1.01

:____

Co..

11-29

12-14

$1.10

(quar.)

dividend

11-22

12-14

92Vic

(quar.)
(quar.)—

Engineering

Chemical

pfd. (quar.)

12-16

40c

(quar.)

6%

11-20

2%

(quar.)

11-29

2

$1.25

New

Corp.,

Raymond

11-20

12-13

83,4c

(quar.)

(quar.)

1st

Grip &

Rath

11-20

25c

(quar.)

Rapid

11-15

30c

(quar.)

11-18

2

'

Reifinlng Corp.

Mining

Corp.

$3.50

12-16

31 %c

Pennsylvania Electric Co., 4.40%
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)

Perfect

,

11-25

45c

Extra

Penobscot

12-13

11-15

1

25c

Pennsalt

Pennsylvania

35o

11-15

12-

lOc

Pennsylvan
11-29

11-30

50c

1st pfd.

Radio

11-15

1

Corp.

4.50%
12-

12- 1

9

5

Extra

2

12-

5c

preferred

I-

1

2

dividend

4.68%

2

1-

12-

;

preferred

6

Oil

Quebec Power Co.

12-

(quar.)

common

State

Quemont

8

12-

(quar.)

1

1-

11-12

2Vi%

Controls Inc.

Quaker

11-15

20c

T

11-18

12-

50c

(quar.)

11*

1

15c

(quar.)

11-5
11-18

2

12-

$1.05

Co.. (quar.)

5

$5c

(year-end)

Ltd., 5%

Oil

12-

30c

Corp.

Pembina Pipe Line.

12-

2

12-

1

Pure

11-25

Ltd.

—

1-1-58

2

11-15

12-16

.12-

(R. I.)

("quar.)—____

Co."of

preferred

11-12
1

Colorado

.

Ralston

Co..

Penn

12-

12t

.$0.3281%

Dredging,

12-

11-20

1

11-15

$1.25

(year-end)

12-

2

11-20'

2

12-

25c

preferred (quar.)_I____;
preferred. iquar.)_T_
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)

Service

5%

11-20

2

12-

20c

!

Coal, common
preferred (quar.)

Extra

Public

12-

12-

11-22

$$2

(quar.)_—

12-30

11-29

11-29

12-27

$1.25

(quar.)__

1-15

11-15

12-10

•

61c

(s-a)_

preferred

4.32%

12-

of

preferred

.4.20%

12-10

Co.

2

15c

(quar.)__

(quar.)

preferred

11-29

(quar.)

Peabody

6

Co.

4%%

12-30

12-20

12-10

20c

Ppblic Service Co..of Indiana,

1-15

$1

11-18
12-

Gardner

12-16-

1-10

12-

$30c

,4%%

11-29

12-20

45c

pfd.

(quar.)

Bros.,/Ltd., 4.% pfd.

4.20%

11-12
11-21

25c

12-16

1

J45c

12-12

12- 2

_

(quar,)
class A (quar.)

$2.44

2-14

60c

2

1-

Ltd.

—

(quar.)

(quar.)

3-1-58

(quar.)

pfd.

Corp.

Public Service

12-10

12-9

1-10

40c

11-15

(quar.)__

conv.

9

12-24

5c

(quar.)—

Power.

62Vic

(quar.)

12-

12-24

10c

12-; 1

(quar.)

com.

9

3%

Inc., com...
preferred ts-a)

5%

40c

Corp

8

12-

3%

'_

Providence Washington Insurance Co.
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)

$5c
$15c

(quar.)

8

11-

12-24

.

50c

America

River,

$13%C

Investment,

11-

12-23

5c

—

(Mass.)

12-

(quar.

12-10

$1.01%

Powell

of

Electric

$1

Gold

11-15

11-15

12-23

G2V2C

11-15

$1.10

Co.

12-20

11-25

divid.).

12-16

25c

Patterson-Sargent

11-15

12-10

12-18

-12-13

.

62%c

(stock

dividend)

Sceel

Co.

Potomac

Price

$1.12%

11-20

2%

$1.06%
$1.06%

(quar.)

12-2

1-2-58

;

Portsmouth

Potash

11-15

90c

Line,

.(stock

Rico Telephone

11-15

5

11-18

40c

12-10

Transportation

Pearl Brewing

Porto

12-16
2

;

11-18

12-16

40c

20c

(quar.)—

Pato

6

11-8

2

8

12-16

$50c

(quar.)

'

20c

10-25

12-

Extra

$$3

(quar.)
Paton Manufacturing, Ltd., com.
7% preferred (quar.)

5%

i)

12-

,

$1.75

50c

(s-a)

Corp.

Consolidated

B

Prince

___

Corp.

Class

12-

30c

12-

9

8

11-

2-20

Prentice-Hall,

(quar.)

12-23

1-

12-

11-12

Line,

dividend

15c

_

11-12

12- 2

(quar.)

isc

(initial

12- 2

(quar.)

II-25

Dockfor

12-10
12- 2

11-12

5c
5%

common

5%

Parkersburg-Aetna
Par melee

1

35c
share

K.J, Iiic

(quar.)
(quar.)

Pipe

Co.

11-

12-10

(quar.)

11-23

Porter, (H.

10c

Co.,

Pen Co.,

Class

1-

93%c
&

Year-end

Year-end

Electric

Park

$1

27%c

("initial quar.)

(initial

Paragon

si

com.

Poor & Co.

(quar.)

50c

1

1

$1.05
$1.10
$1.12%
37%c

L

Co.

preferred

Corp.,; class A

11-15

(quar.)

Eastern

preferred

Parker

J$1.25

common

Shipbuilding

(One

4%

2nd

$2.50

Polymer

12-

t

11-29

2

12- 2

.

11-

12-

1-2-58

paid'On Oct'.''10.
1st preferred (quar.)

5%

11-20

(Chicago)—

common

Consolidated

$1.12%

(quar.)

Products

dividend
Tin

11-2!)

2

dend

40c
$1.02

—_____

preferred

11-29

Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd..

B

Stock

11-19

12-

$1.75

1

12- 2
12-11

(quar.)_—

Corp.

U-19

12-20

3-3-58

Developments, (s-a)—
Cordage*, Co. ■; (special) _—
Plymouth Oil Co. (quar.)

12- 2

uc

Robinson

12-16

_

A

1st

conv.

Finance
Gamble

$1.12%

held)
Niagara Share Corp. (Mo.) (21c~from~"accumulated undisturbed capita]
gains and 14c
from current net investment income)
Class

5%%

11-15

12-13

7%

12-15

(quar.)

common

Canadian

4.60%

(quar.)

$1.14

(s-a)

East Line,

12-16

share

Class

Atlantic

Pacific

>—

(quar.)

Newport Electric Corp.,

common

Pacific

2

12- 2

$1.75
Ry.—
i

,

1

(s-a)

Corp.

12-20
11-19

V $1.75

Chicago

(qpar.) ,:—_
preferred .(quar.)

11-

$2.50

(quar.)

Marine

2
2

,12-

40c

:

,

Plymouth

11-15

1- 2

(quar.)

Co.

93%c

(quar.)
Newark Telephone (Ohio)
Newberry (J. J.) Company

12- 2

$25c
$$1.75
50c

preferred (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred

Pacific

12-16

(quav,)__

20c

Common '

<

11-29

4%

II-15

2nd

preferred

12-13

(quar.)__:

(quar.)

B

Penn

series)

35c

^

preferred

12-

2

Ry.

Extra

Polaroid Corp., new common (initial quar.)
First payment following a 300% stock divi¬

be

Owens-Illinois Glass, common

12-10

& Gas

4%%

will

______

$4.40

Outboard

Pacific Far

1-

12- 6

75c

11-15

2

12-13

6

12-

Pittsburgh'. & West Virginia

Stock "dividend

(quar.)

com.

Power, common
preferred (quar.)

12-13

50c
10%

12-

Africa

South

9/10%

5s

(quar.)

B'Gosh, Inc.

1-2-58

2%

(quar.)

News

Co.

Building

$1.75

preferred
65 shares held——

preferred

Newfoundland

6

Tail

40c

(stock

York State Electric

Stock

11-15

85o

div.)

tquar.)

RR.

3%%

New

2

15c

Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)—
New Jersey Zinc Co.
(reduced)
I

Newport

12-

7c

Ltd

of

River

Quebec Ry.

1-2-58

50%

New

5%

6

30c

dividend

New

334%

12-

20c

New

$4.50

2

20c

Dickerson

stock

I-

(Pittsburgh)

(quar.)_

New

New

6

$1

—

Paper

Co.

8

$3.60

3

12-

50c

Insur.

(quar.)

Products

One

I-

12-13

2

25c

(quar.)

Year-end

Stock

11-29

50c

Mur

Orpheum

12-10

40c

tquar.)

Quarterly
Bros,

&

Pacific

(quar.)

Nekoosa-Edwards

11-

class A preferred

3c

Corp.
Fire

2

Extra

Series:

Products,

Union

12-

(quar.)

preferred A
5%% conv. pfd.

J8c

B

pfd.

Co.

Co.

$62%c

11-27

2-

$1.37Va

8

(quar.)

Pottery

6%

Oshkosh

1

(quar.)_

11-

dividend)—

preferred

Inc.; 4%%

Otter

1-

preferred

2

(1951 series)

Oliver Tyrone Co.

Omar,

11-

1-17

1st

12-

(quar.)

7c

Starch

Tea

preferred

11-15

1-

prior

7% preferred "(qfuar.)
7%
preferred (quar..)_
Pittsburgh, Ft.' .Wayne &

!—

12- 2

50c

5%%

^

8

(quar.)

(stock

12-12

$1.25

j__

11-8

Extra

12-16

$1.12%
class

11-15

A,,v('quar.)

2

11-22

12-2

12-

.

.

preferred

1-

5

12-16

-

$5 preferred, (quar.)——
$1.25
<$4-80 /preferred > .(quar.)——————. *
$1.20
Pittsburgh Plate GlaSs (year-end)
;
$1.10
Pittsburgh Steel Co., common (quar.)25c
r
" Stock dividend —:
1%

11-

Olin Mathieson Chemical,

11-12

8

;4%— ' preferred B (qtiar,53VaC
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
25c

2

.___

(quar.)
Co.

12-

Piper .Aircraft" (qUar.)i-^—_i^-—- 25c
Pitney-Bot^es,' Inc., cohlmpn • (quar.)
40c

12-

Republic Life Insurance

t5c

Shops

National

Inc.

Old

t20c
27%c

_

12-2

35c

12-10

pfd.

Mississippi

Oklahoma,

2

12-

/

"Ltd.—

(quar.)
Ohio Water Service (quar.)

$1.06V*

series

National-Standard
National

(quar.)
Co., 4.08%

preferred
preferred
preferred

4.40%

Canada,

series

Nestle-Le

Power

Ontario

2%

7%

Securities

Income

Neon

Ohio

Co.

11-18

12 Vic

Growth

Neisner

Oil

12-10

dividend

National

Ohio

$1.18%

Ltd.,

11-5

1

10-15
11-11

!

$$1

Ontario-Jockey Club Ltd.,

$15c

11-25

5

11-

Pittsburgh, yor.hgstowh/& Ashtabula Ry. Co.

(quar.j

11-12

Mills,

Malleable

National

Forge

Co

11-12

25c

11-25

.■

12-16

12-2

,

Gas—quar.)—_—

8

Co., 4.56% pfd.
& Machine Corp

1

Quarterly
Stock

Edison

1

A (quar.)
National Life & Accident Insurance (Nashville)

National

Crankshaft

Ohio

12-

(quar.)

Lead

National

Ohio

12-

(quar.)

Hosiery

Class

'

"

11-22

5c

$1.07

2%

preferred

$4.50
National

*-

12-31

1- 15-58

Natural

11-

Ogllvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
7% preferred (quar.)

Onondaga

dividend

Stock

12-20

12-31

1-1

—

11-12

45c

i

••

8

11.15

t^uar.) -—62%C;
(qua—) ______—— 1——___;
$1

preferred

12-10

of

45c

Grocers, Ltd. Co. (quar.)
Gypsum Co., common (quar.)

12-20

n

10-15

11-15

Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
Official Films
(s-a)

6

12-20

tax

I-27

dividend

.

deducted).

10-31

National

National

1

11-

12-20

—__

11-15

Union

share.

non-resident

2

12-15

12-13

American

11- 9

_

1-

■

a

8V2C

Pl)lsbuEyi—iinis1 lnc.j;TcpnL
$4

<

k

1111-

2

■

Placer

2-15

(quar.)

.

12-

a

11-

.

.

,

11-29

12-20
V

11-

$1.12%

O'okiep Copper, Ltd., ordinary (interim)—_
(Equal
to
approximately
70
cents
per-

12-10

Products

11-22

12-30

;44c

_—

Monthly'/——___________

11-22

J?i20

1-24

_____

11-27

of

2

11-

—

I

12-31
12-

i 12.-20

2

12-2

Insurance Co.—60c
11-30
Philadelphia & Trenton RR (quarj___——_
$2.50 1-10-58
Philippine' Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
I2V2C 1 15-68
Pmllipa ,Petr<jIeum fflhar.
v—42 %c ? ■ 12-,2
Phoenix Glass, Co.'..(monthly) —ill——C;
8 %c v" 11-25

11-15

1-15-58

12>:

98%c " 12-.2::
' $1,23%
12*.:2

$$1.12%

10c

Chemical Co.

1'

1

11-30

.

12-2-11-8

5%

preferred (quar.)$1.25

5%

■

"'12-

: n.15

preferred, Tduaj.) —_ ;

Philadelphia ..'Title

5%

1

25c

(quar.)

2

70c

_

Light & Power Co.

Inc.

Drug &
(quar.)

12-

2-20

1L-30

91 Vac

2

preferred

$4.25%

preferred

11-15

3-4-58

12%c

—

12-2

(quar.)
4% % preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)

11-29

1

Scotia

11-12

4%%

2

12-20

■

(quar.)

coin,

10c

Co.

11-29

National

12-

,

50c

25c

$1.75

Distillers & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)

;

3

jjv V,'3-.3

v

Water,

$1.31%
:——._,
-V
30c
(increased)

4V4%

(quar.)

11-15
12-

Suburban

preferred/Tquar.)

.

£.95%.. preferred; .(quar.)

*j

2

12-16

6

12-

$.65%
3.95%,

Co.—•

(quar.)
(quar.)_

Pharmacal

Norwich

11-29

12-10

Service

11-15

(quar.)

2:'r

8

4-

169c

-

Common

1212-

Public

12-16

Products

-1-,

,$1.37%
140c

_________

________

20c

„

(12-14.-

70c

.—__

11-18

93 %c

(quar.)

..

Power, Ltd., com.' (quar );
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation (quar.).

11-20

preferred

National

(quar.)

.

.-,$1,337

_

Quebec

12-14

12-

(quar.)

$2

__

_.

first

12-17

preferred

Food

(initial)

1-15

43/4%

National

5%%
5% %

Okonite

common

11-

2,

4

20c

—______

dividehti

Stock

4

11-19

20c

;

(quar.)

Co.

12-31

11-18

-vl2-

;

$1.50

Quarterly
Philadelphia

11-15

$1.50

—

Philadelphia ..Suburban Transportation—-

.

.11-29

1

,

Quarterly

,

.

Pioneer

Gas,

preferred
preferred

Northern

..."

V

(quar.)_^—
com.
(increased)

Natural

5.80%

Northwestern

2

12-13

(quar.)

11.20

Quarterly.—-—I—

.

(increased)

11-15

12-

11-

__

.

$1

__—_

preferred

Northern

6

2

12-16

75C

VV 5%

av

Corp. (extra)
Public Service—

12-10

414%

Ltd.,

4.40%

11-22

12-20

Central

Common

12-20

2

!*62%C

(quar.)_,_'.

(quar.)
:_r__
Ry. (semi-annual)

Illinois

Northern

1-

12-

..12-10,,

U5C

preferred

11-15

11-15

—

Dairy

prior

30c

Cylinder Gas,

National

$4

11-18

12-

11-19

3

Northeastern Water Co.—

11-18

12-

11-19

12-20;

12-

12-

i62%C

preference (quar.)__;
(stock div.)_

2

11-29

—

Casket

convertible

$3

12-20

'

(quar.

preferred

50c

25c

.'■11-25

(quar.)—

common

series)

50o

National By-Products

National

Ltd.,

(1,956

12-15

25c

preferred

Oil,

pfd.

(quar.)

•; 1-15./

..

,

Northeast Capital Corp.

11-16

12-

(Illinois)

(1956 series)
Northam Warren Corp.—

11-29

12-12

,

—

22 %c

North

1-

50c
m.38

.

(initial)

Philadelpnia

$1 preference
common
(quar.)_—___——
Phila., Germahtown & Norristown RR.,Co.—

12-20

(increased)____

11-12

$2.50

tquar.)—

pfd.

11-15

3

11-28

35c

2

$2.50

5%%

4

11-19

12- 2

3

11-29

(quar.)—_____________
Insurance
(N. Y.)
(quar.)___,

12-

12-10
.;

3

12-12

RR.

12-

11-26

Corp.

National

Refractories

Oils,

Penn

12-16

..,75c

y'.V:'25c

12-

3438C

-

35c

.

3

12-

12-20-"

15c

(quar.

—

American

River

14c

—

(quar.)

Canadian

North

pfd.

11-11

12-

37%C

___

North

North

—40c

guaranteed
(s-a)
Aluminate Corp. (quar.)
Biscuit Co., common (quar.)

National

preferred

4% %

;

Corp

11-22

2

12-18

10%

Coal

Electric

12-10
12-

12-18

12-18

15c

—

50c

—

12-

25c

(quar,)
Co., common

11-20

12-20

i

12-18

15c

10%

-——

-

,

Pheoll ^Manufacturing

11-21

12- 2

7%c
—_____

12-1

$1.75

(quar.)

Gas

Payable

$1.12%

iquar.)__—1-—______—

Dodge Corp.

Phelps

11-21

(quar.)_.

(quar.)'—2-

Inc.

When

Share

;

.

Permiitit, (imtial)_________.

Pfaudler

11-29

12-10

'

(increased)

Petersburg & Hopewell

11-12

12-10

pfd.

?

,

:

Basin-Pipeline

Padi,

Peter

V

11-12

4%%

Corp.,

Permian

i.

12-80

45 c

Name of Company: ^

,

12-2

12-10

13c

—

Investment,.6%

11-15

Nashville & Decatur RR—

l\'s%

American

4.20%

(extra)

90c

dividend

12-12

2

12-20

*7 M.V

Ltd

Corp.,

North

12-27

12-16

5%

(quar.)—

Ry.

(quar.)

North American

City)-—

Beneficial interest

Nachman

North

1

-13c

_.

(F. E.) & Bros,

__

dividend

B

Ohio

(quar.)

(Kansas

Mining

Stock

Foundation—

Income

Beneficial

Mutual Tru6t

Perkins Machine & Gear Co., 7% pfd. Muar.)

$1
150c

(quar.)
(stock div.)
approval of l.C.C.)

Western

Stock
Class

11-21

1-

50c

Corp.

Preferred

11-21

preferred A (quar. )

Ltd.

40c

25c

12 %c

Year-end

Murray

Myers

.

$1.25
37%c
7%c
$1-25
122 %c
t$l,19
$2.50

lc

Extra

Murphy

Perfex

12-

10c

—

.

Morrison-Knudsen

2.1

11-20

American Car Corp. (increased quar.
North American Cement Corp., cl. A (quar.

11-29

Co.—

(quar,)__

Common

of Rec.

6

5%%

gains)

capital

When

Payable

North

40c

Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)__
Fund,
Inc.
(a year-end of 9c
from investment income plus 16c from long

to

&

12-13

Minnesota

term

Norfolk

11-25

«c

—

Minnesota' Mining & Mfg.

Mines

27 Vac
UOc
+25c

Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)
Extra

Nopco Chemical Co., 4%

12-13

37VaC

of

Corp.

12-13

2

(Subject

Inc. (quar.)
Ltd.
(s-a)

Brick.

Milton

2

1-

12-13

----

Miller & Rhoads,

Mining

,

1-

(N. J.)

Co.

Inc. iquar.)
(monthly)

Miehle-Goss-Dexter,

Name of Company

Norfolk & Southern Ry.

shares held)

Per:

Holder*

Per

of Reo.

10c
5c

,—

1

Monday, November 25, 1957,

.

Share

Holder*

Payable

(stock div.)

Standard

of

for each 75

Miles

(quar.)

Co.

.i

Corp.

share

(One

n

i.

TJ.

Oif

Midwest

When

Share

of Company

Name

.

$1

12-

$1.02%

12-

2

$1.1834

12-

2

$1.23%

12- 2

11-15
11-15

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

The Commercial

.

Per

of Company

Name

When

$2; %l-2-58:
10c

•

| 12-

Rohm & Haas* Co., -common
Stock i dividend
—

of Company

Southern

12-

12-23

5

11-20

12-11

10-28

5.44%

(quar.j__

11-15

2%

i

12-10

12-18

11-15

-12-

50c

2

1

11-

,12-27

5%

preferred

5%

12-16v 12- 2
>
12-24
12-17

,

"

11-18

11-30

Southwestern

,

3.70%;

Rudy. Mfg;; (Mich.P".(stock dividend):

11-

8

(quar.)_

12-

11-

8

11-19

$1.37%

5.75%

preferred

(quar.)

$1.43%

12-

11-

8

5.85%

preferred

(quar.)

$1.46]A

12-

11-

8

5c

11-28

11-13

25c

12-16

11-29

2%

12-30

12-

12-

2

11-19

2

11-19

12-

6

11-12

12-13

11-15

4.96%

preferred

(quar.)

25c

12-13

'11-15

12-

Co.

Service

11-20

11-29

15c

12-

2

11-15

20c

12-

2

11-15

31c

'

v

(quar.)

12-14

Co.-—

:

'

1-10
12-13
12-

33c

11-45

$1.50

$4.20

preferred

(initial quar.) 2^22;
preferred, 'quar.).——:—____
preferred •-(quar,;)-i,._____-__2_i3-__
! St; Joseph/Lead..
St:/Lawrence .Corp, ..Ltd* cprntpon (quar;)
New, cojnmon

12-20.';

25c

___

4%

4.30%

.

,

-

Spencer,

(qugr.)

,

Kellogg

&

t25.c.

11-20"

*5c

12-

2

11-25V

30c

12-

1

30c

12-

1

11-20

Thrifty Drug Stores (increased quar.)
Tllo Roofing Co.
(quar.)
i

25c

11-30

11-11

30c

12-16

11-25^

Tim ken

1-20
1-20

%

Spiegel.

Tobln

Packing

1-20

Todd

Shipyards

1

11-11

Tokheim

12-

1

11-11

Toledo

(initial)

B

Water

Jose

San

'

;

1$0.35937

Works,

(quar.)

common

Spokane

12-

v

12-

2

12-

common

12-

60c

6

11-14

11-15
11-

8

12-

2

11-

8

4.7Q'to

(quar.)_:

12-

2

11-

8

29%c

,•

preferred. " quar.)
$1.30 preferred (qpar,)._P_T__.-;__-__;2___yi!
Fisher

Sayre

,

' lS^-ic

$3.50

$1.60

5'.2%
5 Va:%

'Scott.,. <fc

Standard

11-20

11-19

5%

Scott

Paper

*

$3.40
,

$4

:

ftetzer,. (quar.)
Co.,

,

common,

12-

12-16

preferred

Sl.OO'A

12-

2

11-15

(quar.)
(quar.)

$1.06%

12-

2

11-15;

$1.14

12-

2

11-15

12-

Toronto

Elevators,

Ltd

12-

1

11-

8

12-10

11-

1

12-31

12-24

12-31
1-

Trans

Stock

2

11-

7

7

Travelers

12-

12-

5

11-25

11-29

11-15

12-

9

11-22

12-

9

11-22

12-

9

12-20

2

■Erunkline

4-17

Standard

Oil

Co.

(New

Standard Oil

Co.

of

27-%jC

8-1-58

7-17

35c

1-2

12-20

50c

12-10

11-15

.

(quar.)________

85c

2-

(iiuar.)—^

A

•

12-

Seaboard
$4.75
$5

Finance

%——

Co.,

preferred, (quar.)__
(quar.)
Fire

Marine

&

Seaboard Oil Co.

Co. .,(N.

Surety

II-12

State

1

11-12

Statler

1-10

12-29

(quar.)

12-16

12-

12-2:

25c

12-18

11-26

V 1-15

,

^

•

New

4%

(initial

common

1-

I-

1-15

6
6

Stetson

11-

12-16'

11-25

12-16

11-25

12-12

11-29

55c

12-12

11-29

tl7c

l

11-25
1-

1

preferred
Shenvin-Wiiliams

1-

2

of

Co.

5%

12-

2

12-

2

Stouffer

11-25

11-

A

12-13

II-

8

12-

2

11-15

Suburban

12-

2

11-13

Sun

I-

2

12-10

Sun

11-30

11-15

20c

12-

1

11-15

12-

2

11-15

Stock

Sierra

Pacific

$2.44

Power

5.20%

■

t$1.75

iquar. 1
———:

Co.

—!
Gas, class A .(quar.)_——

>

61c

>

15c

12-10

11-

8

10c

Class

B

12-10

11-

8

15c

(quar.).
div.

(piayable in class A shares)—

Strapping,, coin.
(quar.)_—
Stock
dividend,
.'
5%
preferred :(quar.)
Silverwood. Dairies; Ltd.,' class A (quar.)
—

12-10

11-

8

Class

Simon

B

Co.

preferred

Sunbeam

5y2%

2nd

Sunshine

Biscuits

(H. f .&

Sqnonds

Sons,: Ltd.

(quar.)

8

11-

8

12-

1

11-

8

12-

1

11-

8

12-

1

11-

8

$4 preferred
Sylvanite Gold

1-2-58

11-29

Syracuse

11-15
11-22

quar

11-26

12-11

J

Sinclair, oil
Singer

Skelly

Oil"

Corp.,

Mfg.

Smith

Co;

11-

8
8

Supply

(Edison-.

Smith

(S.

Morgan)

Smith-Corona,

Inc.

Smith-Dauglas,.
Snap-On

Co.

dividend

Swift

Co.

&

Co.

10-30

Television-Electronics

11-29

8c

11-

8

12-10

common

51-25 preferred
51-55 preferred

(55 l/10c

12-31;

12-16

11-20

10-28

Telluride

30c

12-14

11-27

12-14

11-27

6%
6%

11-15

United

12-14

United

25c

12-10

11-26

$4.50

57c

1-2-58

12-11

United

12-

7

11-

12-

pfd.

Artists

pfd.

7

11-

8

4.10%

United

capital

gains

1-

1

12-17

common

1-

1

12-17

Gas

i

and

com.

(quar.)

12-

3

11-15

United Electric

11-15

United Fhmds, Inc.—
United Science Fund

2-14

11-18

Elastic

11-15

&

Platinum

4%*%

12-

3

12-31

12-

3

12-20

12-

7

11-29

11-15

15c

Co.:

50c

(quar.)

South Texas
Development, class A (quar.)
Class^B (quarh

Southeastern Telephone,

11- 6

United Industrial

2

11-15

United Insurance Co. of

12-

2

11-15

12-27

12-17

12-21

11-22

United

35c

12-20

11-

U.

12-

1

11- 8

41 %c

12-

1

11-

8

U.

S.

Casualty Co., 45c

12-31

12-

2

U.

S.

Envelope

1

U.

S.

Gypsum,

12-

5

11-

(5

H-29

10-15

$1

11-29

8

12-14

5%

pfd.

(quarJ—

1

—

$1.25

11-30

11-15

t50c

12-28

12-13

12-23

12-

New

Borax

1-

2

1-

2

1-

2

2

common

12-12

11-21

12-16

12-

12-

11-14

40c

2

1-

2

1-15
12-10

11-29

12-10

11-29

12-16

11-25

11-30

10-31

5c

11-30
12-10

11-20

12-10

11-22

7

10-31

40c

11-79

11-13

50C

J.2-19

11-29

2

11-29

15C

11-29

11-12

15c

(quar.)__

12-

11-15

$1.06%

America

(quar.)

5d

Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)

—

1-

Co.

pfd.

conv.

(s-a)„__

(quar.)
(quar.)_

common

—

U.

6

S.

Lines

11-22

12-10

11-22

12-

2

11-15

U.

1-1-58

11-29

U. S. Pipe

27c

12-14

12-

2

11-29

11-

8

11-29

11-

8

12-28

12-13

12-

10-31

2

11-30
12-15
1-

$1.50

11-

4%%

-

S.

12-20

12-13

11-29

1

Rubber

Stock

8%

11-30

1

12-14

12-15

11-30

U.

Co.__

1st

Lithograph,

&
Co.,

Sugar
Extra
Steel

United

Steel Corp.,

Corp.,

Ltd.

12-13

Universal

Consolidated

1-1-58

12-13

Universal

Insurance

1-1-58

12-13

Universal

1-1-58

12-13

Stock

5.10%

$1.27%

1-1-58

12-13

2nd

preferred

(auar.)

$1.28

1-1-58

12-13

5.25%

2nd

preferred

(quar.)

$1.31 V\

1-1-58

50c

11-

12-10

11-

8

12-27

11-29

2

11-25

12-13

11-29

11-27

11-

6

1-1-58

12-

6

12-18

11-22

12-16

12-

$1.10
62 %C

1-

2

12-16

1

12-

2

11-15

1-

1

12-13

12-14

11-25

12-27

11-25

$2

12-14

11-25

12-10

$1.75

11-20

11- 8
11-

6

Marlon

Match

9

11-29

12-

9

11-29

12-27

12-

IOC

12-16

12- 3

6

1-15
11-12

(quar.)—

25c

12-

2

11-15

(quar.)

40c

12-27

15c

1-15

37 %C

12-14

12-

2

5%

12-14

12-

2

$1.06%

12-

2

11-

6

22%c

12-

2

11-15

30c

12-

6

11-22

17 %c

12-

1

11-15

Oil

Corp.

pfd. (quar.)

(quar.)

—

(quar.)—

Corp.

dividend

Pictures Co.,

90c conv. pfd. (quar.)

(quar.)

Utah Southern Oil

87%c

2-

»2

«

12-27

Inc.—

preferred (quar.)

Company

12-

1

Universal Winding Co.,

Upson

12-

11-29

11-27

8

4V2%

2

*25c

(quar.)

(extra)—

Year-end

Universal

11-29

1-

65c

12-13

12-10

12-13

11-29

12-24

30c

United Whelan Corp., $3.50 conv.

$1.25

1-1-58

12-24

75c

common
—

United Stockyards Corp.

Universal

50c

2%

(quar.)

12-13

12-13

11-25

85c

Corp.

11-22

12-13

11-18

3

50c

—

preferred (quar.)

12-16

1-1-58

-

(quar.).

1-1-58

1-1-58

common—,.

—

preferred

S.

2

12-

$1

(quar.)

common

dividend

States

12-

30c

;

pref. series A (quar.)__

S.

11-15

22 %c

20c

(s-a)—

Card

Printing

f?.
5%

U.

1

50c

& Foundry Co. (quar.)—

Playing

12-

5%
22 %c

Co.

1-1-58

2%

15c

62 %c

(quar.)

common

preferred

Lumber

S.

U.

Co.,

$1.02y2
$1.06V4
$1.12%
$1.15
$1.16
$1.16%

35c

11-14

$2.50 1-10-53

$1.75

dividend

Stock

7%
67c

12-74

$1.12%

:

12-

12-10

$ 5c

1

30c

(quar.)

11-22

12- 2

$1.22V2

1

11-21

distribution

preferred
(ouar.)
—^—
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
5% class A preference (quar.)_.

(quar.)

(quar.)

11-15

12-2)

(7c from net
a

profits)—

7%

preferred

dividend

12-16

50c

—.—

&

preferred

preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

Company

11-15

3%

55c

4V2%

2nd

Stock

i.

10c

11-15

50c

S.

5%

10-15

11-15

12-16

on

(interim)
deduction of depositary)

less

pence

4.90%

2nd

11-15

11-27

United Molasses, Ltd.

,

(quar.)—

*

11-29

11-27

In¬

(quar.)
Corp. (resumed)

12-

preferred

Texas

Ltd** (quar.)




75c

plus

securities

preferred

5.12%

12-31

12-13

1

shares

income

United Gas Improvement,

6

2nd

4.50%

38%c

:

Coal

from

33c

4.65%

1

11-15

gains

(quar.)__

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)

Corp.

investment

preferred (quar.)

11-

12-13

7c

31V4C

:

(ouar.)
Gold

■

—:

6

40c

realized

—

United

2nd

12-10

50c

:

;___——

11-29

25c

(quar.)

Special

4.64%

4.25%

(quar.)

Investment

net

Ltd., class B

Corps.,

12-17

•

Transmission,

Corp.

net

from

10c

1

3c

(s-a)

12-13

25c

Carton

1-

;—4c

(s-a)

(quar.)

11-12

$1.12%

(15c from

Corp.

United

and

income)—

12-

2

Inc.—
cpim

(quar.)

&

come

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

1

12-10

Circuit,

America,

investments)

$2

!_

12- 6

12-16
12-

10c

United

investment

net

preferred

of

preferred

11-29

15C

(s-a)

12-. 4

$1.25

(quar.)—

(quar.)

Co.

Board

12-16

50c

(s-a)__^

12-16

.

20%

Corp.
Theatre

Biscuit

12-10

$1
$4c

(quar.)

11-12
,

75c

—

preferred

12-31

$1

;

1

12-20

12%c

(quar.)

8

Fund

net

from

Power,

Tennessee

11-

50c

(quar.)

(quar.1

South Bend Lathe Works

v.

4%. conv.

from

preferred
2nd

'

South ant Co.

2

50c

(qudr.)

12-

15c

12 %c

(s-a)

dividend

Stock

12-31

12-10

11-12

25c

(quar.)

Products

Aircraft

15c

11-29

30c

__

American

12-

5c

(quar.).

Inc.

11 9/10c

30 c

(quar.)

Extra

South

12-

—

11-15

11-

1

40c

dividend

4.60%

Oil

Sonotone Corp.,

(quar.)

___!

conv.

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.

25c

(quar.)

1

U.

Tampax,

Corp.

28 %c

(quar.)_—.1^T

Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%

Taylor Fibre Co..

30c

Tools Corp.

Mobil

Stock

12-

1

8

12-

20c

•.

Lines, Inc.

50c

11-15

5

Air

5%

(quar.)

45c

Extra

Socony

United

45c

Corp.

11-15

(quar.)_

11-18

12-

11-

Y '

(quar.)

10c

(quar.)

.4

_

Transit

12-13:

Co., (quai*.)__.

2

12-10

8

11-30

20C

Co.

Rope

Aircraft

10c

Stock

Svracuse

12-14

(quar.)

12-

2

11-

$1.25

5c

11-15

B.v Fund™————

11-18

12-

1

11-30

15c

2

2-28-58

11-

10c
United

12-

$25C

11-15

2

%
.

11-30

11-30

J

12-

6%C

(quar.t

35c

11

11-

'

12-16

Wire

2

12-

A

Corp. of Louisiana—

25c

(s-a)____;

75C

(quar.)

2

25c

(quar.)_____

12-16

—

2

1-

Union

1-

90c

(quar.)

Car

11-20

J30c

8

12-

12-14

Tank

of

series)
1

11-25

:

11-

2%

6%

55c

(quar.)

Cor. (quar.)—

8

15c

(4uar.)___

tl 21/2C

—

11-

25c

30c

Simpsons,:. Ltd....,(quar.)_:

2

11-26

II-25

70c

hi

(initiai

Pattern;

12-11:

20 c

(quar.)

12-

Union

11-20

12-10

Corp.—

(quar.)

11-15

4%

(quar.)

'

B

11-19

2

30c

—:

Ltd.

Gorp!

1

Class

12-10

12-10

2%

(quar.)_

43 %c

(quar.)

Mines

Symington-Gould

12-14

A

10c

Co.
(qiiar.)_'___
Products, common

Paper

11-29

20c

Simplicity-

Sutherland

1-2-58
12-

Class

.

,

2%

dividend)

12-16
11-16

1-15

(Kansas)—

35c

115c

$1.80 i

11-12

12-

11-18

1

1-13

11-26

25c

(stock

Investment

Gas

12-

33c

Union

&

11-22

2%

(quar.)

preferred

12-10

12-xO

10c

(quar.

Union Oil

5%

12-27

$1

(quar.)

Materials

12-10

50c

(quar.);

Sylvania Electric

J30c

— _—

Saw <Si.Steel Co..

Simmons Co.

11-

12-10

11-18

(quar.)

preferred

5%

__,

(1955

2

30c

&

12-10

50c

(quar.)

12-10

Chemical

United

(quar.)____.

Inc

11-18

12-

62 %c

(quar.)
Corp. (Del.)—

Film

37 %C

preferred

Fund,

11-18

9

dividend)

11-15

35c

Sunshine Mining
(quar.),
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common
4'/2% preferred A (quar.)ll

Sunrise

2

12-

65c

2

11-27

25c

(quar.

Corp.

12-

(quar.)

(stock

B

$1 29

common

11-14

35c

1

2

65c

1

Co.,

2

common

1-

t30c

(quar.)_____

Drug

12-

(quar.)

12-20

45c
:

Co.

12-

15c

pfd.' (quar.)

.

series)

Union Gas System, Inc.

12y2c

Ltd.

11-18

$4

Acceptance Corp., Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Carbide Corp.
(quaf.)

5%

12-31

'

Ga3

dividend

Ray

6%

Co.,

11-29

12-16

3%

dividend

Common

35c

1—^

tl5c

(quar.)

11-18

1-15

25c

>

:
preferred' ; (quar.)

25c

3%

12-10

50c

___;

5%

62j/2C

11-

8

Clutch

Common

2nd

Oil

A.)

10c

Stock

Signode ;Steel

12-10

5%

Propane

Oil

Stock

'•

1—1_

preferred A/(quar.)_

Signal Oil &

(D.

11-30

12-15

2%

8

40c

Corp.

Union

Union

'

(quar.)

dividend

Stuart

12-15

$1.25

^

Mfg., class A

Union

11-29

62 y2 c

(quar.)

Corp., (quar.)

35c

-

Ltd.—

11-29

12-10

93:,,4C

r

11-13

12-10

60c

i

,

11-15

(quar.)

common

Century-Fox

Inc.

Ulrich

12-20

(quar.)_______!;
pfd.
(quar.)_
Stonega Coke & Coal Co. (quar.)_

4

$1 V

11-13

55c

stores

Corp.

Inc.,

(1957

Chemical,

Stock

50c

...

(quar.)_.

Co., 8%

convertible

11-

$1.25

1

Class

prior preferred

5%

11-25

——__—

Canada,

7preferred: iquar.)_:
Shopping Bag Food Stores
Siegler Corp.-.(quar.)-—
'.

12-20

dividend

15c

•

^

&

15c

;

(quar.)_^__/:___i___

Co.

35c

(quar.)___——;_
Stern"Textiles, 4y2% pfd. (quar.)__

15c

(quar.)__

B.)

Bros,

Stock

'

(quar.)——

.

Udylite

Stix,
Baer
& Fuller,
common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
;
Stokely-Van Camp, inc., common„T

•

4%

(John

Stewart-Warner

10-15

2

{56(40

(quar.)w^

E

8

(qugr,)___I__Il_

preferred Jquar.)

Stern

11-29

t50c

Shenango. Valley-Water
Sherwin-Williams:

%'

Co.—

(quar.)

>.

5%

25c

Class: B

(quar.)
Mfg.- Corp.

II-25

11-25

$1.75

^

dividend

Twin Disc

Stecher-Traung Lithograph—

11-25

2

10c

Sheaffer,'(W. A.LPen Co., class A
Sheller

2

1-

22c

preferred

(quar.)
4'2preferred series

11-

_T_:______■!

Sterling Precision Corp."
5%
preferred A
(quar.

11- 8

50c

Quarterly

10c

1-

3
...

quar.)

12-10

Ltd; i(quaf.)II'IiI_j__

Sterling Drug Jnc.

2

Sterchi

•_—

Power

&

50c

(quar.)
(quar.)

11-12

—,

Water

Uarco,

I

Bros.,

>

Shawinigan

(quar.)

dividend

—

B

8

(Del.)

Corp.

Stock

1-10

68%c

___—

11-

(quar.)______

Stedman

12-29

1-10

/

25c

Company... (quar.)

Co.

Delaware

Chemical

Stauffer

10c

Class

Supply

Hotels

$1.25

Security fnsurance<Co, ■ of New Haven(Conn.),; (stock dividend)
Serrick Corp.,/ class: A
(quar.)

11-20

11-27

(quar. i_

Sterling Aluminum Products

Roebuck & Co. (quar.

Shaier

Fuel

Corp.

60c
:

12-

25c

40c

25c

——

40c

...

.^quar.).;______

Warner

11-

12-10

11-15

Ohio, .cohimon (quar.)

12-29

(quar.)

Corp.*.. common——
5preferred (quar.)
5J2% preferred <quar.

11-15

Jersey)—

11-21

;

Sea grave

Scars

Home

12-16

12-10

New

Electric,

Twentieth

UBS

II-29 ;

45c

11-22

25c

12-1

$i:25

5

12-16

11-14

12-

$1.18%
—

Y.)

Stanley

I-17

12-

12-16

pref. (quar.)
Products

conv.

Stanley

25c

Co.____

s

Insurance

(quar.)

Seaboard

1-17

1>

12-10

t31 (4c.;

•

(quar.)—'

common

preferred

Seaboard

.

(quar.)

$1.60

of

Stock

87y2c

3% % ' prererred A„(q ar.%—
Standard Packaging Corp.— "f ,''

12-3

12(^0

Scythes «fc Co., Ltd., common (quar^^__—f25c

5,%;V preferred

1

' (2- I t

>

Tung-Sol

6

i_

.

5-1-58

12-30

(quarJ

Gas

Co.

11-15

(One; share of Standard
Jersey)-for each 70 shares held)
Oil Co. of Kentucky (quar.)

27

?

11-22
12-

11-15

11-22

25c

10%

(quar.)

Co., $5 preferred A (quar.)__
Jersey (stock dividend)Tudor City Twelfth Unit, Inc.—
6% preferred
(accumultive)
Trust

12-16

(quar.).

'

Insurance Co.

Trinity Universal insurance
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)

25c

■

f$2

2

12-2 J

10c

dividend

Extra

J20c

Pipe Line Co

11-

2

50c

—...

Indiana

Oil

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Stock
dividend

12-13

Oil (New

I-17

(quar.)

class

Inc..

of

Mountain

5%sx preferred

—

of California

Co.

preferred

(quar.)..

common

Corp.

2-1-58

(quar.)—':{ $1
Manufacturing, 3.65% pfd; (quar.)../-•>' 91 (4c

Scripto,

Oil

Standard

:

9

(quar.)

93c

--

(q.ar.)—

Forgings

27VgC

preferjed.

Scovill

preferred

Standard Oil Co.

12-2

Inc.,
:

11-20

11-30

Corp.—^'.Iv
.•.•nv:?
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)___—______—
preferred A ,(quar.«_WL._^_^_______

5x/iy<f

11-15

Co.—

preferred

50c

•—

Standard

5c

Sehlage Lock Co.. (stock dividend)

Edison

preferred

(Detroit)—

(quar.)
Standard Dredging Corp.—

Sclnvitzer
.

11-29

4.56%

2%

preferred

11-20

32V2C

iquar.)—c.

Co.

12-

35c

>

4.25%

25c

-

Insurance

Brands,

11-30

.

(quar.).

4j/4%

20c

__II_l__

,

II-30

10c

7oc

Accident

Extra

8

II-

______

Corp.

8

11-29

■

pfei'er'recl /.(quar.) I—

Standard

2

(Ariz.), common.,:.

12-15

11-

35c

i_

dividend

Quarterly

11-15

2

D

12- 2y

$1.25

(quar.)

11-30

30c

RR.
(quar.).Company
(quar.)
i_.i;
Id
Springfield City '. Water(quar.)l'rii_

'$3.75

12-

preferred

12-16

11-11

12-16

Spotless

Standard

12-

Savage Industries, Inc.

11-20

10c

(extra)

11-29

Extra hi

1

12-

291JC
(quar.)__.—29%c

;

11-30

12-10

1

12-16

International

Stock

11-

1

,

12-10

1

25c

2

I-10

(quar.)——

...

50c

12-

25c

12-27

•:

4preferred A
4.70'»
preferred C

.

Co

11-20

12-15

$1.12%

12-27

12-16 ;
37%jc
;
$5 prcfcrrejd' (quar.)i—.—---2--——$1.25
12-16;
1-17
St,,':Pani Fire <fe Marine ;.Insurance (quar.)_l.
!
30c
SC.
12- 1
Regis Paper Co., common—
-.2
35c
•
$4.40 1st preferred series Ai.- (quar.)$1.10
I- 1
Salada-Snirriff-Rprsey, Ltd.,
common.....,-,.;,' $l5c.--c 12-15'
51 a%'■
12- 1;
preferred series A (quar.)__l_22_
:|:3^t:>8C

Class

Bearing

(quar.)

com.

25c

'

.

Roller

1-20

12-

$1.12%
Inc.,

11-22

I-25

•

Manufacturing,

1-20

20c

$4.50

11-27

:

1-251

.'.-

preferred'Al'..(quar,>--%y_ii_2_-2_2:_-_i.'':;..}:$1.25;

Glass

$1.05

iquar.)_

Inc.

soils

•

11-27

11-27

($1 V'.l- 1
y
$1.07% v. '1- 1
37%c;.... 12-10

stv-.Louis.TSan Francisco .Ry;2po.,__._:_2_-i_y-_2r''..;

.

11-15,

1

20c

11-18

_

,

.

11-29

2

32c

11-30

11-30

:i
:

11-23.

12-

5%

Safway Ste?el^rodn^s.Tnc^Xqh?n%-^-2_-_j;%> 25c:
•Safeway Stores-?- "
v y ;k
r%-• *'%;>•.

8

11-23

2

60c

.

.

1-

12-

2-1-58

12-10

25c

—

5

12-15

2-1-58

12-30

5% •pfdiv(accum.)__

Corp.,

11-

12-10

10c

30C

12-13

12-

25c

1-20

27V2C
r

11-15

25c

(quar.)—,
(quar.)

(quar.)

11-26

12-16

40c

2-1-58
2-1-58

$1.25

Rutland Railway

preferred

11-26

6

30c

common

6

12-

30c

1-20

$1.10

1-2-58

Inc.,

12-

Thatcher

■

$1.15

(quar.)_

15c

4%

Pipeline Co.—

Thew Shovel Co. (quar.)
Thompson Industries, Inc
Thompson Paper Box Co., Ltd
Thriftlmart, Lie., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)

1

27 %c

Ryan. Aeronautical Co.
(quar.)
loc .i ; 12- 6
"f '■ :h-.-IS'Z-'s?<::>i*4 J
• v "•''.• 1
SabUm Royalt;M?orp.- <s-a).y
,$l
12-12

•

Textiles,

"

$2,25

par)

Producing (quar.)

4

2-1-58

($25

3

11-15

$1.06%

preferred

12-16

1-20

1

"

—

1

2

2-1-58

a

12-16

1-

1-

$1.03%

(quar.) h—

1

12-

:

2-1-58

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dividend

(quar.)
Texas Pacific Coal Si Oil

•

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ' __Ii

/

Common

4 %

2-1-58

4.40%

Stock

9

$1.35
$1.24

Texas Illinois Natural Gas

(Dallas)—

12-10

•:

12-

dividend

Gulf

Texas

2

-i

,

v

Stock

12-16

$1.25
;

(quar.)

common

25c

•

c

(quar.)__.

70c

;4.60%;:preferrbd:;'tquiai'.y/."i>'il:ii-«h:ii:ii.i,

11-13

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preferred

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11-27

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Income)-

5.40%

5%-;'
$1.12%.

:

Ruppert (Jacob), 4Va.% ■ preferred-.'(.quar.j•%_.
Russell-Miller Milling Co., •*% 7o, pfd. (s-a)_

investment

11-29

97V2C

preferred

(from

Inc.

12-14

20c

4.36%

Fund,

(quar.)

12-31

92'/2c

zv

Texas

;_.i

12-13

45c
Public

preferred

(quar.)
(quar.)

50c

preferred

-.4*/4%

4% 11-4

12-

,

12-

preferred

4.15%

12-4-11-4

5c

$1.25

5.50%

3.90%

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5%

11-19

2

12-

—

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5

2

12-

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Southwestern

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12- :2' - 11- 7
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5' /

11-

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1-31

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11-30

(quar.)__

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11-

preferred

Texas

Service

8

12-

4.50%

(quar.)__

Insurance*

11-

$1.12%

5

25c

Quarterly,.

11-15

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8

12-

11-

(quar.)g__

Life

11-

$1.183/4

22 % c

preferred
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Co., common

Power

Southwestern

11-15

11-30

30c

Utah

preferred

of Rec.

12-

11-30

27VaC

common

,

Holders

Payable

35c

preferred

:

Southwest. Gas Corp., common (quar.)
$1.20 convertible prior preferred (initial).

8

-V 11-18

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Boxbury

'■:5%

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11-

non-cumulative

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Rolls-Royce (year-end)5%
Rose Marie Reid,-.,com.. (quar.i ^____.2_i_____-v; .
15c
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Co.,

When

Share

4.75%

34c

Co.

i.

5

$1.25

Gas

'

(quar.)

11-

(quar.)

Railway

com.

11-30

(quar.

Natural

'

Transmission,

25 V2c

(quar.)

Southern Company (quar.)
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.—

8'

Company

Eastern

26l/2c

(quar.)________

preferred

Southern

•3$;

,

,

California Water, common
preferred (quar,)„'i
;
4(4% preferred (quar,)_I__

Southern

:

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30 %c

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4%

11-22

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of Rec.

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Southern

11-20

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.

preferred
preferred

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Holders

Payable

Co.—

(quar.)___li"_—
(quar.)I
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1

preferred

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Rolland Paper, Ltd., crass A ^quaf^i2^2^.. $■.
Class. B (quar,.ii._—-—j,—UOc
12-2--; 11-15

Ross

When

Share

Edison

California

4.88%

11-14

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— —

:—

1

1-1-58

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—

Name

12-20

4.24%

preferred B, (quar.)
V- $1.19
Rockwell- Mfg., common (quar.V—;v 55o
■Stock dividend™-:.—
%——;
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.,'
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;.
4% %

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of Rec.

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Rochester .Transit Corp., (quar.); ___—_—
Rockland Light,. & Power Co.—

Stock v dividend

(2311)

Holders

SharePayable

•Rochester & Genessee

'

and Financial Chronicle

(quar.)_

56

(2312)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Per
Name

Vallc-;

$5.50
Van

of Company

Mould

&

Co.

1-15

1-

4

65c

12- 2

11-

8

50c

12-10

11-22

50c

12-10

11-22

Co." (quar.)

Veedcr-Root, Inc.

(quar.)

-

—

Vertientes-Camaguey

-

Sugar

Year-end

of

Co.

12-

2

$2.43

12-10

11-

H2V2C

12-16

50c class A

Vick

to

the

this

U.

manufactured

year

S.

meteorological

(quar.)..—

40c

12- 5

11-19

3c

(quar.)

12-31

12-15

agreed

to

below

purchase

after

their

the

underwriters

instruments,

number

respective

of

below

will

for

shares

common

of

Industries

Extra

Virginia

(quar.),

——

.

Coal

A

Iron

$1.25

(quar.)—,,,,—

Extra

stock

preferred (quar.)
Power, com. (quar.)„___

12- 3

1

11-15

Baird

W.

miles

:

12- 3

11-15

Blyth ,fe Co., Inc.__

5,000

1

11-15

The

5,000

12-20

131 ^c

11-29

Glore,

First

Boston

Corp
Co

$1.01

12-20

11-29

12-20

11-29

Lehman

\$4.20 preferred (quar.),,,.———
$1.05
,% $5 preferred (quar.)
$L25
Virginian Railway; common (quar,)—_—50c

12-20

11-29

Merrill

12-20

11-23

preferred

(quar.)

$4.12

preferred

(quar.)——

25c

...

—.

«-

!

12-17

12-10

12-17

60c

-

Lynch,

Paine,

12-10

5,000

Pierce,

Webber,

Jackson

«fe

Curtis

5.000

preferred

(quar.)—

15c

"2-1-58

1-17

Smith. Barney <fe-Co——-

5,000

preferred

(quar.)——

15c

5-1-58

4-16

A.

4,000

7-17*

Clark.

6$
preferred
(quar.)——
15c
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
Common (quar.)
——,1—.——25c
i 5Vx%
preferred (quar.)—;—
683/*c
Vogt Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
20c
'•<

8-1-58

■

12-13

G.

Becker & Co. Inc.

Dodge

Heniblower

12-

,

The

Stock
W J

dividend
The

R.

Stock

Goodwill

dividend

Walgreen Co.
Waite

Ward

Industries

Bache

&

Stroud

A

Company
A

Warren

(S.

D.)

11-20

6

11-20

40c

12-12

11-15

12-10

pfd.

$1.25

A

31 Vic
2%

1

11-15

11-26

11- 8

11-25

11-12

35c

12-2

11-8

$1.13

12-

2

11-

8c

,

—

12-

—;

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

__

—

Wesson

Oil

4.80%
West

Co.,

11-21

Products,

preferred

50c

11-30

—V.

(quar.)

12-

2

11-15

12-

2

11-22

$1.25

—-

—1,500

186,

Coast

Telephone

(quar.)

12-

11-22

2

authorization

aggregate
ested

would

Supply Co., common
preferred (quar.)—

Western

Canada

Western

Railway

Western

Tablet

5%

Breweries,

Ltd.

Stationery
(quar.)—

preferred

Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
3.80%

Westmoreland, Inc.
Weston

(e^trat

B

25c

White

Eagle

Oil

51,4%

preferred

"Wlii taker

Wickes

Paper

Corp.

Wilcox

Oil

Willett

:

Williams A

Co.

&

2

11-

12-

3

11-15

1-

1

12-10

1-1

12-10

2

12-10

pfd.

4%%

12-16

11-15

75c

12-24

12-10

$1.31 V4

1-

1

12-26

taxes,

sponding

25c

2-20-58

15c

12-13

12-

1834c

12-20

52

Oil

for

"

____

35c

2

.

Wisconsin Public

:

,

Power,

1-30

Service

Steel

121-

(G.

year

drilling
Honduras,

oil

K.»

Iron

11-21

Wooiworth

(F.

W.)

Co.

(Wm. Jr.)

Co.

11-22
12-

11-

1

11-

1-31-58

8

1

1-15

12-14

12-1

11-15

30c

11-30

gathering system of
186,

12-

2

12-31

50c

/

6%

1G6,

;

pfd.

convertible

preferred
preferred

Spring &-Wire

Sheet

Younker Bros.,

Tube

common

preferred
series

A

Refining

in

Co.

preferred

Co.

books

not

12-18

12-

12-18

12-

12-

ll-^O

similar

resident

tax

Lees

British

2

11-20

1-

2

12-20

1-2
2-

1

12-20
.

x

Less

Jamaica

f Previous

1-10

4-10

7-10

50c

12-16

12-

$1.25

(quar.)—

'

the

12-16

11-15

50c" /

1-

State

corre¬

stock

Sales

2

186,
-

,

"

.

■

■

•,

30,434,815
"

-

■

_

Period Ended Oct. 31—

Sales

of




date

—V.

was

186,

company

1957—Month—1956

$5
for

reserve

1957—9 Mos.—195G
«$
$

."

$

14,228,185

of

constitute

the

United

63.21 %

machinery

Mines,

for

Inc.,

This

in

'

125,332,695 116,332,672

States

of

the

knitting

stock

of

hosiery,

the

and

186,
"'

"

the

Nov.

on

concern,

other

20

was

which

specialized

$2,250,276

from

York.

until

government's

but

Nov.

27

to

decide

whether

to

accept

A

year

rejected

second

attempt

the

ago

the

to

dispose

envernnient

high

offer

of

of

received

its1

holdings

four

$3,005,100

bids

too

as

for

low.—

1848.

p.

1

New

has

company.

stock

V.

of

received

the bids.

is

this

its

bid

government

reject

or

•

'

Lily-Tulip

$

■

'

•

.

'

formed

in

England

to

manufacture

containers,

the

Walter

J.

Cups

A

paper

converting

and

printing

fields,

with

head

Containers.

Ltd., operating under a licensing arrange¬
ment with Lily Cups
Overseas, Ltd., (a subsidiary of Lily-Tulip Cup
Corp.), will absorb the Gee Manufacturing
Co., of Liverpool, a Rob¬
inson subsidiary whose "Geemanco"
paper cups have been made and

'".V.

sold

in

the

British

Production

$

116,458,784

been

Bristol.

at

Lily

1957—10 Mos,—1956

13,370,549

making,

paper

offices

$

has

company

'

Subsidiary Formed—

English firm is Lily Cups A Containers (England)
Ltd., and will
at
Liverpool.
It
will
be
operated
as
a
subsidiary ol
A A. Robinson, Ltd., a
large, well-established manufacturer in

S.

the

$

122.942,384

filed

6

a

letter

and

Isles

for

20

distribution

years.

of

Lily

containers, portion control and
early in 1958.—V. 186, p. 841.

Lockheed
Lockheed's

of

notification

with

the SEC

48,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par ($1
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
engineering
and
development
work;
purchase
and
payment
materials; machinery and working capital.

Nov.

hot

vending

and

cold

drink

will

cups

food

cups,

begin

England

in

Kroger Co.—Current

Up

for

of

133,574,715

V.

18C,

Period End. Oct. 31-—
Sales

g

186,

Sales

Off

1957—Month—1956
$5,880,346
$6,010,171

______

1630.

p.

and. Anse-t/ANA

2.2%—

and

has

Exchange Commission

been

common

stock

per

share to

residents

ment

Corp.

of

reported
this
of

Havana,

of

distance telephone

States

the

use

15

announced

indicates

being

are

United

through

which

it

to

company

the

Nov.

on

by

of

that

offered

for

shares
sale

at

of

eouroe

debentures

Eastern;

Australia.-

transports to

General

and

"

■

•

'h)

-

Electra—-to

186,

Eastern

Air.Lines-J-is scheduled ii»

1956.

p.

will

redeem

on

Jan.

1.

net.

still

chte July
1,
1968.
This
outstanding.—V. 186, p. 526.

$028*350

leave

will

6%-

its

of

$250,000

debentures

Anglo-American Invest¬
the

mails

and

calls.

by

corporation
by

Leonard

thi t

long¬

appears
from literature issued
by In¬
company
was
organized
and 'or
is'
Green,
formerly President of Leonard

Investments.

Inc.,
of the

of

Montreal,

latter

in

the

Quebec,

Canada.
The brokerProvince of Quebec was can¬

September,
1956.
by
the
Quebec
Securities
Commission
the receipt of a complaint from the SEC
concerning trans¬
actions by Leonard Gerard
Investments, Inc., with American
investors
The Exploration company stock has been
ofiered in

throughout
Toledo

numerous

the

(Ohio)

eountry,
and

Hood

including
River

New

York,

Chicago,

San

(Ore.).

citi-

of

Nov.

on

common

debentures
Writer

ft

proceeds
-

V.

184.

and

25

to

be

Inc.,

used

Theatre

tion—
See

'

and

associates

on

Todd-AO

of

Denver,

for

be

notification

expenses

otfered

stock

due

in

the SE(-

with

and

1960

65.00(>
$100

of one

units

Peters,
Colo, wilt- pe underwriters.
The
incidental'to mining, operations.
at

$100

per

unit.

"

*..

-

-

-

x

i

■' *

-

'

'

Corp.—Affiliate Revamps Capitaliza¬

Corp. below.— V.

185,"

p.

!

720.

Magravox Co.—Awarded
Electronic Contracts—
Frank

party

has

tronic

Preimann,
received,

President,
additional

yesearch-development.

$10,000,000.
tems
which

These

cn

contracts

Now

-contract"

and

20

cover

announced

awards

equipment

this

electronic

the

that

mon

amounting

h

to

com

-or

elee

more

thai

processing sys
have
both
military
and
commercial
applications, fi1
borne
radar, air borne "communication and
navigational equipment
as
well
as
missile and
rocketry components.—V. 186, p. 1956.
data

s

Mangel Stores- Corp.—October
Sales Higher-

1957—Month—1956,
1957—9
M«s.—l&jf
$3,155,468
$2,959*285- $26,679,362 $22,Uol.31/
.

Offered—Halsey,

Nov.

Sales
—V.

19

approximately 5.83%.

/

letter
to

common

.

Francisco

Stuart &
offered $2,000,000 of
6% first mortgage bonds, series A, due
Nov. 1, :1977 at
102% and accrued interest, to yield
inc.

of

"

Magna

a

$li

(par

116.

p.

Period Ended Oct. 31—

Lawrence Gas Co.—Bonds

filed

sinking fund debentures

shares

Christensen,
are

7

7%

stock

*

that

Gerard

company

covering $260,000 of
shares

a>s,

payment

on

Publications, Inc.—Partial Redemption—

corporation

The

of.

$2

Exploration company stock is not registered with
the Commission
the Securities Act ol,
1933, nor does it appear from the
brochures
being mailed to American investors bv Investment
corporation that
an exemptic 11 from
registration is available lor the stock.
Furthermore. Investment corporation is not
registered with the Com¬
mission as a broker-dealer pursuant to the
Securities Exchange Act of
1934.
which
provides,
in substance,
that no broker or dealer shall
make useThf; the mails or
instruments of interstate commerce to
indue*
-the - purchase cr sale of securities unless
such broker-dealer is
-registtered with the Commission.
It

in

12-20

assembly

Magdalena Mining & Milling Co., Lakewood, Colo.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

that

The

celled

1-10

and

of- the

1958.—V.

subordinated

Under

registration

corrected

delivery

The

$57,781,763 $54,206,496

,

The Securities

information

dealer

12-31

final

of

.

jo.jg

I-15-58

Electra

Prop-Jet

out

they include National, Kt.M Royal
Garuda Indonesian
Cathay Pacific, Pacific Southwest

MacfacWen

1957—10 Mos.—1956

Latin-American Exploration Co.,
Havana, Cuba—SEC
Questions Sale of Stock—

Gernrcl

j

rolled

a

.

First

of

12-16

the

American

Bran iff,

October,

Lane Bryant, Inc.—October

of

-

Dutch,

118,467,292-1,395,344,641 1,242,522,660

1848.

p.

Electra

ahead

Ten world airlines have
placed orders for 141 of the
elate* according to Burt C. Monesmitlv.
Vice-President
Manager of Lockheed's California division.
Besides

g»-

Sales

Corp.—Produces

prop-jet

month

.

1957—44 Wks.—1956

*

Aircraft

first

•

13%--

1957—4 Wks—1956

*

•

Sales

11—one

shrinktight production schedule.
Although the plane is well ahead of schedule, no advance of first,
flight date has yet been announced. The
original! schedule* called for
first flight Jan. 31,
1958.
'

per

•

controlled

The

new

Corp.—English

located

E.

1957—10 Mos.—1956

shave),

vestment

7%.

here.

A

Cup

"Lily line" of round-nesting paper cups and
Bergman, President, announced on Nov. 12.

29,181,288 277,399,147 265,790,644

11,802,255

Nov.

on

12-16

dividend,

incorrect.

legal

1151.

p.

12-16

gc

Indicated

at

used

bid

other

The

Oklahoma.

covering

Co.

Is

in

only

llaile

Sales Up—

1957—JMonth—1956

——

1

tax.

date

be

the

shares

The

1630.

p.
-

1

tax.

record

the SEC-

offered

machinery.

(S. II.) Kress & Co.—October Sales Off—

1

25c

tax

with

be

on
Nov.
20
received
of
$2,309,000
from
Romos
Industri s,
Inc.,
purchase of the government's 158,025
snares
of
this corporation.

high

for

stock

These

i

1957—Month—1956

__—i_

1-

(quar.J

resident

to

Lieberkneclit, Inc.—Two Bids Received—

manufactures

out¬

following

tncome

capital

share

period last

$46,164,000 $40,792,000

$

1-

171^

this

$1)

'

Attorney-General

apparent

be

•

$1.25

for

(par

1630.

p.

Cincinnati

1957—10 Mos.—1956

$4,304,000

Kresge Co.—October

i,

62%c

;

income

published

enCLo*

1-20

1-31-58

at'

15%;

2

11-25

(quar.)_____

closed

Files

—

Stores Corp.—October Sales
Higher—

(Karl)

provision

common

,

the
0

fPayable In (J. 3 funds, loss 16% Canadian
non-residents tax.
•Payable in Canadian
funds
tax
deductible
a

2

12-10

Jewelry (initial)

•Transfer

11-15
11-15

37V2C 4-30-58
37Vfec 7-31-58

(quar.)

Industries

stock

common

company.

11-15

1

12-1

50c

__

(quar.)

Consoliaared

186,

The

after

1957,

1957—Month—1956

34,948,000

1739.

p.

(S* S.)

8

12-

37%2c
•

(increased)

(quar.)

preferred

1

12-

11-

$1

(quar.)

Youngstown

12-

25c

(quar.)

convertible
)

2

25c

(quar.)

6%

A.

12-

25c

a

6%

(L.

—V.

"

Period End. Oct. 31—
'•

—V.

25c

conv.

Ind.

notification

14,379,525

The

11-22

11-18

5c

—_____

Co.,

6
6

lOc

___________

Yellow Cab

1212-

$2.50

-

**te

Gulf

—

—V.

12-13

________

(quar.)

100^000

out¬

11-15

—

Chemical

be

1739.

p.

Sales

11-15

31*40

7%e

Monthly

of

of

!

11-29

■

■.

to

11-29

t$1.371/3

(s-ai

(monthlyV,

1,00000
200 000

Company-

Anderson,

letter

a

$

Inc., and Breene M. Kerr, Oklahoma
company's marketing department.
signed for purchase of the 1,100-mile crude

been

*

;T__

Wyandotte

Zale

30,

The

62vsc

.___

Co.,

filed

12

Sales

Refineries.

the

of

has

Fjjriod End. Nov. 2—

(quar.)___

______

Monthly

Yuba

Sept.

12-13

5%

—

Extra

7%

ended

12-31

40c

prefeired

Co.___„_

Inc.i-_I__

Co.,

A

Exchange Commission—

Period End. Oct. 31—

inter¬

Kristi Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—

12-20

quar.)__

Wright Line, Inc.. class B

5%

quarter

11-15

11-15

(quar.)

6%

Nov.

shares

insurance

an

12-16

1

dividend

Worumbo Mfg.,

150 000

11-15

12-

(quar.>_

Woosfer Rubber Co.

5%

expected

11-30

I2*2c

(increased

Co.

Thomas

Insurance
and

on

60,000

Lerner

the

in

(G. It.) Kinney Co., Inc.—October Sales Increased—

Steel)—

Petroleum-,.,.

Woodward

A

000

lso'oOa

Inc.

43.

§

17 Vac

A

Woodward Governor

1958
given

started in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, and
under contracts with major producing companies.
were
added during the quarter—J. B. Saunders,

Triangle

contract

V.

—

of

member

a

A

11-22

1

30c

Wood

Life

company

covering

was

directors

new

president

9

00c

_____

-

$4,100,000
p.

11-25

$1.50

Co..
5Va%
pfd.
(quar.)
Woodall Industries, Inc., common
(quar.),
5%
conV. preferred (quar.)

Young

of

185,

compared with 65 cents for the
there are 538,165 more shares of

-.

Extra

wings

1

50c

(quar.)

Alan

(see

Stroud

&

per share,
without. underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to
working capital for expansion of its sales program as a

11-22

12-10

271ac

,

(year-end),,

com.

Companyj_b_!<uoo

vb.r

Securities

The

the SEC

to

in
has

8c

Dessauer Co. "(quar.

(Alan)

Wrigley

applied

15c

Inc

(monthly)

preferred <quar.i____:
3.60% preferred (euar.)___

Extra

has

borrowings

Commission

as

British

City,

11-27
11-15

12-10

$1.06J4

_

6%

Stock

15,

bank

the

was $1,425,417,
as compared with $1,388,459 lor tlie
period in the last fiscal year.
Earnings per common

cents,

this

Two

—V.

62VaC

(quar.)

Bankshares

Wisconsin Electric

Woodhy

Nov.

on

8c

Stores

•/ Laymen

Industries, Inc.—Earnings—

the

Contract
in

12-10

__

_

quar.)

——

186, p. 2154.

With

standing.

12-16

12-

12-10

—

(quar.),,.

Co._

A

Pollock A Co.,

-Walter-Stokes

•

Merle-Smith-—-. 300,000

A

—V.

12-17

25c

_

Monthly

Wood

borrc

Period Ended Oct. 31—

(s-a)__

pfd.

income

were

11-15

5%

50c

Inc.

A

E.

11-15

12Vac

(quar.)

the

11-21

15c

Industries.

Wisconsin

&

8

2

__—

(increased

5%

Co..

Winn-Dixie

Wood

12-

12-

(quar.),

(quar.)—_——

H.i,

Net
for

11-8

20c

Bros.,

Windsor

Wolf

11-27

12-

Extra
Wilson

Wilson

12-14

12-2

't$i,12Ya

.

:

(quar.)__l

(Consider

12-10

181.18

.

Win.

150,000 i

Dick

•

(quar.)

Williams Bros. Co.

10-31

12-10

1-2-58

.$12Vac
tl2Yac

(quar.)

Co.

12-

30c

(quar.)

Whitin Machine Works

2

12-20

30c

dividend)

common

11-18
11-18

95c

.

(stock

2

50c

—

preferred (quar.>
2nd preferred (initial)

similar

Kerr-McGee

yeav;

Westpan Hydrocarbon (quar.),

White Motor Co..

12-

12-2

f30c'

(quar.)—,,

(quar.)

on

indenture

Freeman

*

100,000

12-13

(quar.),——___

4%%
6%

9

12-13

$1.20

(George.i, Ltd., class A (quar.),—

Class

program,
addition
to

in

standing by the end of 1957.—V.

$1.25

Electric, common
preferred
(quar.)—

may be issued
contained* in the

V-----New York*1 Hanseatic
Corp.

150,000

Courts

750

501,000
188,000 shs

series

limitations

Clayton Securities Corp.--/

to

11-11

Corp.—

Westinghouse

the

to

Nov.

used

12-

$5

&

$2,000,000
-

,■

Redpath

29, 1957, to request a hearing thereon.
The
finance, in part, the company's 1958 construc¬
estimated at $2,410,000;
and
the
borrowings will be

be

1

1-2-58

(quar.)—_

subject

bonds.

Auchincloss, Parker A

750

and

4

1-2-58

(quar.)__
—_______

Outstanding

5O1.00O_-

-

other

or

'square

FINANCING

due

Halsey, Stuart A Co. Inc._$500,000

Inc

PRESENT

188;000 shs.

same

Norl

87

purchasers named below have
severally agreed
purchase from the company the principal amount of
series A bonds
opposite their respective names.,.;.,/
%.%:v V

to

750

additional

$1,000,000;

1-

$1.50

Alabama

of

of

until

persons

fund

make

to

amount

12-

$1.50

*

the

the

of

and

126,400

PURCHASERS—The

•

|

(s-a)

Auto

4.80%

it was announced

company,

25c

_

West Jersey A Seashore RR, com.
6%
special guaranteed (s-a)
Western

Jaeckels,

bonds

and

distribution

Kentucky Power Co.—To Make Additional Borrowings
The

25c

(quar.),,

securing

2050.

p.

tion

West

•Additional

750

Adolph G. Thorsen-—

TO

($10 par value

750
750

Ver Meulen & Co.

the

.,

$2,000,000

750

Co.

&

6%,

A,

by the
balance

the

July 31 • 1957, the
eomnanv
$2,579,438- and "net
income nf

EFFECT

Co.__

&

in

ended

of

1

conditions

life

11-25

20c

(quar.),

_——.—

&

McKee

Dalton

F.

GIVING

series

Co.——

and

Monroe

bonds,

Common stock

(Earl M.) Jorgeiisen Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Nov. 12 by Blyth & Co. Inc. at $14 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 62 V2 cents per share.
It' was completed.—V. 185, p. 1154 and 1276.

11-15

12-10

60c

com.

Emch

Sullivan A Co.,

Inc.

for

Inc.,

2,000

—

mtge.

used

;

.

approximately

payable to bank, due annually to
Sept. 1, 1962, inqlusive__Jr__-_b_-_-^i-

11-11

75c

(quar.)___—_—

West Indies Sugar

;

11-22

Snowdrift-—

A

preferred

Chemical

4%

10-31

12-13

25c

(quar,)^

common

8

1

47c

—

&

12-

40c

(quar.)

Gardner

Inc.—

months
revenue

set

—-

be
and

11-21

Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc
Washington Water Power (quar.)—_—,—__
Waverly Oil Works (s-a)
Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)
Weeden

12

750

Co.—

Bingham, Sheldon & Co
Braun,

Co.,

Bosworth,

12- G
12-

Best-

Co——2,000

Bacon, Whipple & Co._;—1,500
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
1,500

1:20c

(reduced).—,——

2,500

—

C.

A.

3,000

Inc.—2

&• Co.

4,000

v—

Co.__

ll-,9

20c

—,,,—

Company,

preferred

the

of

./■/ '

1977

1,000

Co————

notes

Note

Rotaii, Mosle & Co.———- 1,000
Singer, Deane
Scribner_, 1,000
Tucker,
Anthony & R. L.
Day
1.°°°

Weeks.1—1__ 4,000

12-16

5%

(stock dividendi
Co. (quar.),;

Swasey

12-31

5%

Corp.,

Warner

$4.50

11- 8
11-29

Station, Inc.—

Mines, Ltd.

Warner

*

2

12-16

—

(quar.),

Amulet

Loewi

12-

—12Vie

(quar.)
—1

12- 2

_

Vulcan Mold A Iron Co.

Co._

&

A:

Milwaukee

Marshall

Tire

financing'" will

principally

population

operating

gross

"

case.

in

aggregate

an

engaged

priced
receding

each

—Authorized

1,000
FarwcJl," CJiapman &: Co._,_ 1,000
Irving* Lundborg & Co
1,000
Manley, Bennett &; Co
1,000

5,000

the

in

Lawrence, Anclover, Methuen
territory served comprises an area of

CAPITALIZATION

•First

Elworthy Sc Co.

Fen¬

interest

from

is

gas

The

Mass.

with

showed

—

5,000

Beane

,fe

nel-

Inc.

Brothers

0%

=

natural

$240,819.-

Newhard, Cook & Co.—— 1,500
Bateman, Eichlcr & Co.—1,000
Julien Collins & Co.
1,000

5,000

6%

y

of

EARNINGS—For

Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc._,_~ 1,500
Lester* Ryons
Co.,.,—-. 1.500
McCormick & Co
1.500

Co.,

$1.03

$4.04

Extra

sale-

Andover,

Shares

—12,000

&

Inc.

at, general redemption
special redemption prices

,

forth

set

Shares

Robei't

Forgan &
Kidder. Peabody & Co.

v

be

and

names;

12-

$1

—:

Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5%
Virginia Electric A

proceeds

'

Inc.

;

.

submitted),

redeemable

and at
accrued

to pay off outstanding short-tenn
applied toward construction costs.

use

severally

have

named

be

par,

plus

par,

PROCEEDS—Net

"

Viclad

to

BUSINESS—Company

12-15

12-31

—.

6

will

108%* to

from

102%

by the group at
competitive
bid of 100.27%, (only bid

was won

on a

bonds

A

company

Government.

UNDERWRITERS—The

11-30

-

Viceroy Mfg., Ltd.,

by

series

from

(Continued from page 14)
prior

Nov. 19

on

ranging

Cuba;—

3c

—-

Chemical Co.

12-10

sale

Investment News

11-14

$1.25

(quar.)

Steel

Corporation and

The

11-20

pfd.

class A

Extra

12- 2
12- 2

$1.25

Vanadium-Alloys

Award of the bonds

General

of Rec.

12- 2

50c

(quar.)—

Polders

Payable

(quar.)—75c
(quar.)—,—$1.37Va
com.

B.), 5%- preferred (quar.)

Van Sciver (J.

5fo

When

Share
Corp.,

preference

prior

Ranlte

Iron

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

.

.

/

______

186.

p. -1631.

Manning, Maxwell
See

'

&

-

Moore, Inc.—Sells Division—

Consolidated Diesel Electric

Corp.

below.—V.

185,

p.

1388.

.

Number 5693

186

Volume

.

.

amount

With SEC—

1

Martinique Associates, a partnership

The

UNDERWRITERS—The

Associates, Passaic, N. J.—Files Partner¬

Martinique

ship Interests

to

Halsey,

which will have

Tee

net

a

Inc.

of premises located at 80 Pa, saic Avenue, Passaic, N. J.,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 14, 1957 covering
•j,S participations in Partnership Interests In Associates, to be offered
jor sale at $10,000 per participation by the four partners of Asso¬
ciates.
No underwriting is involved.

be

purcnased

Stuart

American

Auchincloss,

Blair

450,000

Mackall <fc Co.

Co.__

700,000

McDonnell

&

co.__

1.500,000

L

600,000

Co.„_

600,000

Mullaney,

Co.__

400,000

New

600,000

Wm.

Co.

Inc.-

Blair

&

Bradford
Bros.

Inc.

&

&

Corp.

Courts

&

Co.___i

Cunningham,
Co.,

1,100,000

Schmertz

Rand

Inc.

Crouter
Dick

&

S.

Bodine

Dickson

&

1,500,000

Inc.

Elkins,

1957—Month—1956
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$8,735,369
$9,304,152 $82,980,273 $83,397,448

Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales

18G,

—V.

Evans

tuc

lew

months

is

has

fiscal

review

by

the

Navy

$600,000,000, and If tnere arc
.o further
earnings after taxes for the current
30.
1958 snoulcF.be about
$10,00.),C00.--

stretch-outs,

or

ending

year

186,

V.

the

that

now

approximately

now

terminations

said

of all of tne company's programs during the past
been completed.
He said the company's buck-

force

Air

and

log

President,

McDonnell,

S.

June

1956.

p.

&

frauset,

Inc._____

Co.

<fc

Thomas

150,000

Wallace,

First

Securities Corp.
& Marshall__

Hallgarten & Co.______
Hirsch

&

500,000
300,000

Corp..

Geruldsen

C.

1,500,000

Co.

&

White

N.

Arthur

450,000

31,

1957. the company
and net income of

severally agreed
Series B bonds

below have

named

purchasers

New

Parker

&

&

186,

250.OOO

Co., Inc. 250,000

E. Pollock

Walter

Stokes

250,000

Stroud

,Sc

700,000

M"rle-Smilh_____

—V.

Wm.

^

_$150,000

Company.

York Hanseatic Corp.

150,000
100,000

Co

cks

&

«fc

Thomas

&

Co.,

100,000

Co.—___

500,000

Inik—

Company—— 150,000

&

2155.

p.

Corp.—October Sales Rise—

National Investors

1,500,000

_____

150,000

Co—__

&

L.

Wright

Inc.

Co.,

Sales

1,000,000

Inc

Co.

&

Wertheim

2154.

p.

July

$2,579,438

Freeman

Dick

Co

&

Weeden

_'!

Co.

186,

of

revenues

purchase from the company the principal amount of
opposite their respective names:

Courts

&

Co.

250,000
550,000

Gregory & Sons

ended

months

12

operating

200,000

250,000

Foster

the

For

aross

200,000
American

Swiss

100,000

Corp.___

Iowa

Electric

England

New

432,000.

Redpath
Clayton Securities Corp.--'

250,000

Co.

700.000

of

the

Auchincloss,

Co.,

Co.___

Cartwright

Co.„_

&

<fc

&

of

subsidiary

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc..$300,000

450,000
250,000

Sweney

300,000

Co._

Steele

First

—V.

Nicolaus
Strauss

S.

set

250,000

Co._

&

Inc.
J.

1,500,000

Fahnestock

Brothers

Stifel,
150,000

Corp.

McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Has $600,000,000 Backlog—
J.

Stokes

Equitable Securities

1631."

p.

Morris,

Co.

&

to

600,000

Stern

a

PURCHASERS—The

&

William R. Staats & Co.

800,000
1,400,000

the financing will be used by the
incurred for construction pur¬
proceeds will be applied tovVard con^

from

the

$829,020."

430.000

Cot

&

Co.

Co.,

Francis I. duPont & Co.

Stores Corp.—October Sales Lower—

McCrory

showed

Hutz-

Hammill

Shearson,

of

EARNINGS

3,500.000

Schwabacher

200,000

Merle-Smith._

about;

oi

400,000

___—

ler

Townsend,

&

300,000

Co.

proceeds

-Company,

BUSINESS

200,000

Inc.

receding

System, is engaged principally in the distribution and sale of natural
gas in 13 municipalities north of Boston, Mass.
The territory served
comprises an area of 90 square miles, having an aggregate population

Hughes

Salomon Bros. &

600,000
&

&

Co.,

Co.

1,000.000

Co..

Robinson-Humphrey

The

150,000

Shelby Cullom Davis &
DeHaven

&

general redemption prices

redeemable at

be

balance

poses, and
si ruction
costs.

—450,000

Raffensperger,
& Co., Inc.

700,000

_.

Pollock

will

to pay short-term bank notes

company

the'

______________

E.

par,

PROCEEDS—Net

250,000

<fc Co.
Hanseatic

at competitive

group

to par, and at special redemption prices
plus accrued Interest in each case.

108'.«

to

by the

bid of 100.27% (only bid submitted).

on a

bonds

B

from

102'7-

irom

Wells

Inc.

200,000

ranging

300,000

York

series

The

700,000

__

Nov. 19

on

200,000

—

Co

&

sale

1,500,000

Leonard &

Moore,

Denton,

—

21ayton Securities Corp.
Coffin & Burr, Ine.___

&

Award of the bonds was won

Lynch

&

C.

150,000

Inc._

____________

&

Burns

R.

Co.

Weeks

William
J.

Co.,

approximtely 5.83%.

102% and accrued interest, to yield

Tlialmaitn

Stearns

Baker,
Bear,

Company.

Insurance

&

Redpath

is a partnership formed Sept. 30.
1957,
consisting
of
Dansker, Raphael m. Dansker, Norman Dansker and Irving J.
Katz,
individual partners.
According to the prospectus, Cambrian
Estates, Inc., entered hno a contract on July 10, 1957, for the purchase
of an apartment house under construction at the Passaic address, from
The Martinique, Inc., the builder, at the price of $1,025,000.
The sum
of $37,500 has already been
paid. Simultaneously with the purchase,
Cambrian will execute a net lease between itself, as lessor, and Mar¬
tinique, the seller, as lessee.
Under a contract dated Sept. 30, 1957,
Cambrian agreed to .'sell the said premises, subject to the net lease,
to Associates
:*t the same price paid by Cambrian. Tne lessee will
operate and manage the premises.
Proceeds from the sale of the participations and the capital" con¬
tributions of the partners will be used to pay the purchase price of
the property and to meet the posts incidental to the purchase and to
this ofier.
Associates will take title to the premises, subject to a first
mortgage in the amount of $050,000 to be held by John Hancock Mutual
Associates

&

Ladenburg,

&

bonds, series B, due Nov. 1, 1977, at

of 6% first mortgage

150,000

Kormendi

Parker

&
$450,000

Co.

1,500,000

—

Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Bonds Offered—Halsey, Stuart
Co. Inc. and associates on Nov. 19 offered $3,500,000

principal

Lemon & Co.

Kenower, MacArthur &

150,000

Securities

Corp.

Jerome

Life

Co.___

the

follows:

as

are

$5,150,000

Allison-Williams

a

each

Johnston.

:

__

ownership

the underwriters and

of

names

by

Co.

&

iiled

57

(2313)

thronicle

The Commercial and Financial

.

shares

of

150,000

month of October,

the

were

1956, it was reported on Nov. 11 by Francis
Chairman and President.
■ .1
the investment company from 78,390 new shares sold

the largest since February
F.

Randolph,
Proceeds

&

__________

in

corporation,

this

of

to

totaled $692,277. ' This compared with $505,983 in the
month and with the all-time high for the company, set in
F'ebruary 1956, of $744,570.
•
Redemptions of shares also increased in October, but the amount
was
less than half the total received from-sales.
'
;
Total assets of National Investors approximated $60,000,000 at the
end of October.—V.
186, p. 422.
during

October

preceding

Publishing Co. Inc.—New Warehouse—

McGraw-Hill

Nov. 20 announced it plans to open a book ancl
stores
warehouse and distribution center
in East Windsor, Mercer
County, N. J.
The clearing of ground for erection of the building, to
be located on a 38-acre plot
on Princeton Road,
between Hightstown
The

company

on

Princeton,

and

cost

will

and

last week.
one-story and mezzanine,

begun

was

will be

structure

The

186,

approximately $2,500,000.—V.

of precast concrete,

1956.

p.

Middle

Johnson

Mead

shares

of

petitive sale Nov. 19
other

bids

$41,153,821,

15.6',»

by

exceeding

of

months

reached

1957

sales

gross

all-time

an

of

corresponding

the

lor

high

$31.01

and

period

last year.
Net profit after taxes for the period was $3,891,992, equivalent after
provision lor preferred dividends to $2.28 per outstanding share of
common
stock. Compared with $1.87 per share for the same period
in 1956, this represents an increase in profit dollars of 23'e.—V. 166,
527.

p.

about

—V.

L__
186,

the

$8,626,046

the

proceeds,

from

1957—43 Wks.—1956

for other

corporate purposes.
dividends

the

on

Utilities

South

is

public

a

$8,424,292 $94,903,386 $89,229,342

EARNINGS—For the

the

net

revenues

calendar

company

1956.

year

i

1957—Month—1956

$

Sales

186,

12,931,000

__________

_____

—V.

$

12,785,000

Kidder, Peabody & Co.

$

103,278,000

Merrill Lynch,

99,323,000

1631.

p.

<fc

ner

This

corporation

rutile

plant

processing

ore

mond,
of

plant

new

rutile.

rutile,

in

its re-entry into the domestic
it formally opened its new mine and

when

County, about 30 miles from
investment of $1,250,000.
become an important domestic

to

which

produces,

currently

By

domestic

plant,

will

on

have

Hanover plant
requirements.

source

world's
are

Buclu)

tract

capacity

of

mining

of

of

tons

100

land,
ore

an

the processing
hour.—V.' 186,

This company, it was announced on
With the SEC proposing an increase

18, has filed an application'
in its authorized common stock
from
650,000
shares (of
which 634,500 shares
are
outstanding) to
900,000 shares; and the Commission has given interested persons until
shares
is

V.

in

1957
arc

held

anticipation ;of

186,

p.

114.

.»'

■

Michigan

Offered—

on Nov. 19 headed an under¬
writing syndicate which offered $40,000,000 of 35-year
4%% debentures, due Nov. 1, 1992, at 101.72% and ac¬

interest,

Stanley

competitive sale

&

to

bid

Co.

are

ranging from

110%

to

PROCEEDS—Net
applied
parent

vances,
are

of

by

the

the

par,

poceeds

expected

by

100.2199^

Nov. 18

on

the

for

on a

redeemable

plus

at

also

debentures,

from

the

optional

redemption

as

prices

American

of

sale

of

the

debentures

will

be

the repayment of advances from its
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
These ad¬

proceeds
practice
& T., as the need arises,
extensions, additions and

borrowing

from

A.

T.

general
corporate purposes, including
improvements ,to its telephone ,plant..,

BUSINESS—Company

Russell

J.

funisliing com¬
munication services,
service, in the
State ol
Michigan.' On .June, .30, .1957, the company had 2,619,741
telephones .in service; of Which about 54'o
were
in Detroit and
vicinity and about 24were in other cities having a population of
50.000 or more.
Services of
the company also include teletypewriter
service

teletypwrifer

piograins

and

and

for

is

services

use,

Mitchum.

plet

Jones

nouncement

Mr.

by

been

also

has

Duncan

resignation
accepted with

The
was

Mr.
.V

Duncan

was

Manufacturing

for

other

and

the

facilities

transmission

for

of

line

telephone

radio and

Ferris

12,200

Clark,

3,000
3,000

Co

Landstrcct

<si

Kirk—

2,000

Inc.—October Sales Lower—

186,

Mos.—1956
$9,850,782
$9,541,850

E.
S.
Reddig, Chairman of the
elected to the board of directors.

purposes.

CAPITALIZATION5—At

shareowners' equity in thecompany amounted to $284,937,328; its funded debt totaled $105,000,000 and advances
from A. T. & T. were $35,800,000.
At Dec. 31, 1951,
shareowners'..equity- was $244,652;67Q; funded debt, $75,000,000 and ad¬
vances from-A. T.
& T., $10,500,000,




June

30." 1957,

York, Chicago & St.

New

of

a

Model Mink, Inc.,

note

Dallas, Texas—Files With SEC

notification with the SEC
offered at par ($100, per
proceeds are to be used for pay¬
due bank.—V. 184, p. 1797.
The

Circleville, N. Y.—Files With SEC—

SEC

offered
to

at

be

pansion,

Other
rv

Net

income

Montgomery Ward & Co.
Sales
p.

p.

share
2155.

Louis RR.—Earnings Lower

1957—Month—1956

$

p.

Gas Corp.—Earnings—

1850.

Period Ended Oct. 31—

Co.—October Sales Decreased—
1957—Month—1956
1957—10 Mos.—1956

bo

14.

Period End. Oct. 31—
r.

—V.

.

II

Sales

186,

p.

1631.

1957—Month—1956
£

$

16,540,914

16,572,827

*

Decreased—
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$
$

154,175,659 149,827,355

$

1957

for

Exeter, N. II.—Registers

Stock Offering

statement with the SEC. on
covering 25,000 shares of its no par common stock to
public sale at $27 per share.
No underwriting is in-

corporation

offered

'

17,488,297 156,947,143 149,451,651

1632.

Nichols Inc.,
Nov.

$

$

$

17,302,125

...

pT

136,

This

.

f

(J. J.) Newberry

Inc.—October Sales Up—

Murphy Co.—October Sales

'

corporation on Nov. 22

filed

a

registration

volvecl.

(G. C.)

'

*3.29

$3.04

$0.47

$0.44

___

1957—10 Mos.—-1956

'

$' f

16,223,633 146.334,317 143,065,437
1,830,000 10,950,000 12,048,000
916,317
9,071,087
8,667,673
2,422,785' 16,851,722 13,107,782
1,923,946 12,474,085 13,514,165

reported that the balance of net income
available for common stock was $3.02 a
share for tlio 12 months
ended Oct. 31, 1957, as compared with restated earning!* on a com¬
parable basis ol' $2.92 a share for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1956.
These
earnings per share are calculated on the ! basis of 3,337,475
shares of common stock outstanding at the end .of both periods.
•Gioss revenues were $87,119,365 for the
12 months* ending Oct. 31,
1957 as 'compared to $82,199,849 for the 1956 period.'
Net income after fixed charges and before dividends
on preferred
stock
was
$li,(!73,503 for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1957, an
compared to $11,346,368 for the previous 12 months period.—V. 186,

1957—M'onth—1956
^957—9 Mos.—1956
107,707,269 103,226,959 756,935,859 744,269,737

1265.

16,040.498
1,656,000
910,152
2,246,306
1,815,066

State Electric &

York

New
The

galos

Period End. Oct. 31—

186,

—

-

per

186,

—V.

—V.

nccruals
income—

oper.

Earnings

15
of

eic.

tuxes!—

tax

ry.

Net

filed a letter of notification with the
7<* cumulative preferred stock to be
par ($100 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
used for lease or purchase of land, new construction, ex¬

corporation on Nov.
covering 1.000 shares

The

income

director,

N

underwriting.

instalment

S.

—V.

on Nov. 12 filed a letter of
shares of common stock to be

500

of

and

Mr.

Vice-President of Consolidated Foundries
and has had extensive industrial experience.

company

ment

President

income

formerly

(John E.) Mitchell Co.,
covering

Reddig,

S.

Of
Henry
regret.

Board.

With SEC—

Public Service Inc.—Files
on

Period End. Oct. 31—•

U.

of Chicago,
111., has been elected President
Oificer of this company, according to an an¬

1505.

p.

on

Nov. 12 filed a letter of notification- with the
SEC covering 5,965
shares of common stock ino par)
to be offered
to stockholders of record Dec. 2,
1957 on the basis' of one new share •
for each
eight shares held; rights to expire on Dec. 26. No under¬
writing is involved.
The proceeds are to be used for construction
program.—-V. 186, p. 2051.

corporation

The

' 1957—3

television

private

New Orleans

4,600

Butcher & Sherrerd__

1957—Month—1956
$3,344,913

Corp.

the SEC

4,600

$

Duncan,

with

proceeds of the sale of the bonds will be applied, to llie reduc¬
of the company's bank loans, now outstanding in the amount
and
representing indebtedness incurred principally
for the' purpose of temporarily financing the cost of property addi¬
tions.
The
company
anticipates thai substantial additional expen¬
ditures
for
construction
will bo incurred,
the aggregate ■ cost of
which, subsequent, to Sept. 30, 15)57, being estimated at $145,500,090.
—V.
186, p. 2155.

Tem¬

<te

on

patrick, Inc.

Executive

Chief

and

are

engaged in the business of
mainly local and toll telephone

exchange

First of Michigan Corp
J. J. b. Hilliard & Soli

15,900

_

4,600
4,600

;

15,900

-

Co.,

statement

registration

$44,500,000

of

1740.

p.

'share), without

interest.

accrued

obtained

company,

4,600
Co.,

&

15,900

15,900

15,900

—

a

net

Gross

bid

approximate $45,400,000 at the time the
in conformity with an established

to

are

Inc.

Co
Evans

A.

toward

company

organization,

received,

be

for

n

186,

The

debentures

Clark

W.

$3,270,507.

V.

subscriptions

Dealers'

Award of the issue was won

4*;,s.
The

Clement

2154.

Miller-Wohl

—V.

the underwriters at,
of 101.0399%.
Morgan

4.65%.

yield

to

books have been closed.

E.

4,600

William Blair & Co._

15,900

Pressprich & Co..

filed

1957, covering $40,000,000 of first mortgage -pipeline bonds
to be offered for public
sale 'through nn .underwriting
group
headed toy Dillon; Read & Co. Ine. and Halsey, Stuart <!>5
Co.
Inc.
The interest
rate, public offering •price and underwriting
terms
are
to toe supplied toy
amendment.
'■
It
is
contemplated that an amount approximately equal to tho
19,

tion

6,000

.

Minneapolis-Moline Co.—New President Elected—
Co.—Debentures

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.

crued

7,200

Auchincloss, Parker & Red-

19,000

Period End. Oct. 31—

v//;:;-;-

Telephone

Bell

8,800

19,200

—__

L.

'

19,200

Sales

thereon.
All of the outstanding
Utilities Corp.; and the increase
common
stock financing in 1958.—

additional

Co.,

Nov.

request a hearing
by General Public

to

<fc

path

Co.

p.

R.

Pierce

19,200

Shields & Co.__^—___

186,

&

Inc.

&

Hayden, Stone <fc Co.____
F. S. Moseloy & Co._____

—V.

Anthony

Rausclicr,

19,200

Co

Co
<Si

Co._.

Day

Co.

Drexol

'

Cook &

Newhard,

Tucker,

-

&

Co. of America—Registers Pro¬
With SEC—
•' .
.
;
,

due .1977,

Co.

Weld

Estabrook

Metropolitan Edison Co.—Proposes Share Increase—

2,

Jackson

12,092,934

Gas Pipeline

company

Nov.

19,200

&

This

8.800
8,800

19,200
Co.

2,337,055

,

IL;.I

I

posed Bond Offering

8,800

19;200

&

11,806,936
32,143,270

-

average

2155.

1).

8,800

Webster Securities

Corp.
Wertheim

fiscal 1957

2

Curtis

R. W.

Dec.

Marks

M.

Webber,

White,

2051.

p.

Paine,

re¬

will

alone

new

States, jutile

gOC-acre

a

Laurence

Kraus______

19.200

Co

i,

number of shares outstanding -during
and 650,000 shares outstanding during fiscal 1956.*—V. 186,
632.526

on

Natural
10.000

Burge
Co

(net)—

capital

Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.

Weeks

&

income

assets

"Based

Hirscli &

& Co.__

&

Langley

rental

$0.68
1956.
$1,234,540

,
$1.60
1&57
$2,843,101

>

31—

film

19,200

Inc.

Clark, Dodge & Co._______

the

that

United

an

,

the

of United States
South
Carolina,

70'A
and

C.

Stone

sources.

expected

of. the

12\r

Situate!

is

it

1958

supply

90of

about

supplies approximately
Only
two
states,
Florida

currently

quirements.

Rich¬

total

a

slated

is

Australia,

W.

marked

20

Hanover

represents

It

Va.

The

market

ihnenite

and

Nov.

on

Iloinblower

Corp.—Opens New Rutile Plant—

July

Deferred

24,847
Co.

&

Glore,. Forgan

Metal & Thermit

of

As

share

per

1956
$5,793,975
3,818,621
653,877
441,877

'

Walker & Co.!______

H.

Ball.

Pierce, lim¬

Beane

Becker

G.

A.

income

'Net

Shares
G.

24,847

taxes—

income

Net

.

respective numbers

Shares

1957—9 Mos—1956

$

severally

income

Federal

before

Income

,

1957
$17,720*134
10,976,479
2,148,031
1,094,031

written

contracts

rentals

Total

8,050,000 shs.
have

below

named

underwriters

"

,

Associates, Inc.—Earns. Up 148%—

Fiscal Year Ended July 31—
Exhibition

Outstanding

12,000,000 shs.

$10

(par

UNDERWRITERS—The

agreed to purchase from the company the following
of shares of the common stock:

Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—October Sales Higher—
Period End. Oct. 31—

stock

Common

be used lor working capital.-—V. 185, p. 2101.

are to

FINANCING

Authorized

1850.

p.

Working

v-

;

.

EFFECT TO PRESENT

GIVING

The

proceeds

19*^ total operating

months ended Aug. 31,

12

186,

National Telefilm

Film

and subsidiaries amounted to $167,538,000
income to $22,504,000.
This compares with total operating
of
$159,493,000
and
net
income of
$20,149,000
for the
ot

CAPITALIZATION

corporation on Nov. l filed ■ a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $25,000 of
12-year capital debentures to be offered
at
face amount, through Guardian Securities Corp., San Francisco,

V.

1957—44 Wks—1956

48,104.094 559,393,723 516,423,949

57,252,297

Sales

com¬

whose subsidiaries together operate an integrated electric utility
in the states of Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, as well

revenues

Securities and Exchange Commission—

The

holding

utility

Sales Up—

1957—4 Wks.—1956

cur¬

are

certain gas and transit properties in Louisiana.

and

Calif.

stock

common

1631.

p.

Period End. Nov. 2—

cents per share.

at the rate of 421a

186,

National Tea Co.—Current

-

as

Mercantile Acceptance Corp. of California—Files With

—V.

banks;

DIVIDENDS- -Quarterly

rently

__________T_—

Sales

invest

the remainder is to be held in the treasury for
further investments in the common stocks of its operating companies
and

1957—Month—1956
1957—10 Mos.—1956
$1,722,220
$1,611,773 $15,616,596 $14,783,103

Period Ended Oct. 31—

to

proposes

company

Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—

National Shirt Shops of

share.

per

system

1631.

p.

bid of $31.32

a

additional common stock of Louisiana Power &
and New Orleans Public Service Inc. and to repay $1,275,000

Light Co.
in

pany

Up—

1957—4 Wks.—1956

Period End. Oct. 31—

Sales

Sales

on

in

BUSINESS—Middle

Corp.—October

Shoe

Melville

(par $10) at a price of $32.75
awarded the stock at com¬

was

$31.26 per share by Blyth & Co.,
per share by Lehman Brothers.

$10,300,000

loans

Lynch,

received, viz:

were

PROCEEDS—Of

first nine

the

in

Pierce, Fenner &
Nov. 20 offered publicly 451,894

on

The group

Offered—Kidder,

Inc.—Stock

Merrill

stock

common

share.

per

Inc.;

Co.—Reports Record Sales—

&

Co. and

&

Beane and associates

Two

Sales

Utilities,

South

Peabody

i

is engaged in the general business of selling hatch hi?
day-old chicks which it hatches ior broiler growers and for
replacement stock for other hatcheries.
,
.
Net
proceeds of this financing are intended to be used primarily
to
repay
short-term bark loans incurred to finance the company *>
The

eggs

company

and

.,

(2314)

expansion
now

and

program

uas

(32Ve )

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

outstanding
owned

are

for

working

44,215

by

«ftpital

E.

The

purposes.

shares,
Coleman,

company

of which 13,120 shares
Jr.,
President.—V.
.185,

common

George

163J.

p.

large producer,^ of- chemicals, •varmj
plant fooas,- drugs and. paarmgceuticgis
dumber products and metals.
Upon tme comple.ibii
of
its
present
aluminum expansion program the corporation will
become
a
major
integrated producer and fabricator of aluminum
and aluminum,, products.
The, corporation is also actively engaged in
vile
development of high energy and nuclear fuels.-—V. 186, p. 2052..
BUSINESS—Corporation),*is * a

Olin Mathieson
Chemical ; Corp.—Debentures
Sold—
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Eastman Dillon, Union Secu¬

rities

&

Co.

Nov.

on

headed

20

cellophane,

banking

investment

an

$60,000,000 of 5V2% convertible sub¬
ordinate debentures, due Nov. 15,( 1982, at 100% and
accrued interest.
This offering was oversubscribed and

See

Carpenter Steel Co.

above.—V.

186,

California

Baptist

947.

p.

Convention

(San

Fran¬

cisco)—To Redeem Bonds—
There

the

have

been

outstanding

100%.
St.

Payment

Louis,

ivlo.

attached

to

called

first

tion

redemption

mortgage, serial

will

The

the

for

be

made

.

Dec.

1,

The

the

at

1957

Dec.
1,
1957,
all
dated Dec.
1,
1946

on

bonds

Louis

St.

and

Union

subsequent

Trust

since

Chemical
The

share
A

be

bonds.

on

directors

the

of

This

of

year

sale

have

authorized

additional

will

provide

the

issuance
stock

common

approximately

on

company sold $16,000,000 of 5.8%
sale of $25,000,000 of debentures is
stock

common

to

this

financing

year's

financing

to

be

Pipeline Co.
000

of

complete

the

financing

Permian

to

by

its

will

stock;

90%

issue

and

extent

construction

$10,000,000 of
stock

authorized

the

by
million

capacity

for

program

Federal

20

notes;

year

share

1

a

on

1957

has

berta
Co.

to

has

company
to

El

Paso

Natural

Ltd.
Coupled
purchase up to

coast

with
200

Transmission

Pipeline
reach

Co.

300

after

Power

Iowa,

has

the
El

cubic

sale,

will
stock

feet

completed

to

to

through

3%%

brings

pipeline

Nov.

Creek

in

gas

Al¬

available

of

Gas

Co.,

Alberta

gas from WestPacific Northwest

or

such

to

gas

for

the

$2.38

30,

first

for

12

to

of

period

income

ahead

run

months

same

net

previous
The

nine

the

1957,

companies

1957

last

those

For

share,

12

months

compared

to

income

Net

year.

per

the

share,

per

last

of

$2.50

was

year.

$3.69

was

of

compared to
ended Sept.

$3.38

the

for

months.

income

share of net

income

for

in

each

declared
for

4%

4)2%

subject

board

puts

approval

the

of

March

directors

the

shares

shares.—V.

million

15

time

stock

authorized

Stockholders

such

be

increased

of

186,

1

70c

stock

annual

will

was

split,

meeting

recommend

the

from

for

2

a

the

at

directors

the

on

that

present

the

million

5

2155.

p.

Co.

Inc.

Nov.

as

20

Co.

Bonds

—

of

manager

Offered

—Halsey, Stuart &
underwriting syndicate on

an

offered

$25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
4%% series due Nov. 1, 1987, at 100.867% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.82%. Award of the bonds was won
by the underwriters at competitive sale on Nov. 19 oh a
bid of 100.0699%.
Four

other

follows:

bids

Co.

the

bonds

all

5%

naming

inc.,

Bros.

Hutzler

(jointly),

101,619;

Stone

and

&

were

&

Webster

Securities

Corp.

Blyth & Co., Inc.,
The

as

ranging
ceding

(jointly),

Ripley

101,579,

&

and

101.289.

bonds

new

Harriman

will

be

redeemable

at

regular

redemption

lrom 105.75%
to par, and at special redemption
from 100.87% to par, plus accrued interest in each

5 ',•> %

prices

prices

re¬

and

poses,

the

and

balance will be used to
pay for the cost of extensions,
improvements to the company's properties.

BUSINESS—Company is engaged in the generation, purchase, trans¬
sale

and

of

electricity

at

retail in extensive territory in Ohio,
and at wholesale
to other electric
utility companies and municipali¬
ties.
The company serves 605 communities in an area
having an es¬
timated population of 1,428,000.
As a subsidiary of American Gas As

Electric

Co., the company is a part of
integrated electric utility system.
EARNINGS—For
had

Co.

total

the

12

operating

months

the

American Gas

Electric

and

July 31, 1957, Ohio Power
$102,877,703 and net income of

in

series.

1951

the

respective principal amounts
are set forth below:

them

by

Ilalsey, Stuart
Inc.

& Co.

As

$6,300,000

Peck

Whipple & Co/_
Burge & Kraus

Ball,
J.

which

became

shares.

Baxter &

Bros.

&

Securities
&

Sept.

lor

Corp.

150,000

Iowa

Ac

Green,

150,000

Sons

Hayden, Stone
&

Oil

With

p.

Ac

Co.___

&

Stokes

200,000
Co

&

100,000

S.

Strauss

As

Co

250,000

700,000

1,000,000

N.

400,000
150,000

White As Co.__

Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.

Yarr.all,

Biddle

A;

150,000

Co.

Operations, Inc., Tulsa, Okla.
Exchange Commission—

150,000

—

Files

Securities and
100.000

covering
per

proceeds

1957,
the

upon

stock;

200,000

share,

are

to

on

Nov.

shares

of

through
be

used




4

filed

a

common

Universal

for

letter of notification

under

poration

stock

(par

$1)

to

be

Securities

Co.,

Tulsa,

development of oil

and

mineral

SEC

offered

Okla.

at

certificate

209,711 slis.
1:13,272,820 slis.

443,912

1957,

shares

the

increasing
reserved

offered.

number

shares

of

of

UNDERWRITERS—The

of

names

to

purchase

from

the

the

Securities
C.

As

American

Co.__

As

Allyn

Co.,

for

principal

Securities

350,000

Lcstrange

As

01

were

underwriters

As

Parker

As

Robert

W.

As

Baird

Co-

As

Barth

As

of

Blunt

Ellis

Co.,

W.

Merrill

Merrill,

600,000

Inq.

Ai

As

Clarke

A:

Co.

Ai

Co., Inc._
Robertson As

Dewar,

Pancoast
S.

Ai

Ar

Ai

At

Dominick

Elworthy &
Equitable

.■

Chapman Ai Co.

First

Boston

Corp.

Southwest

Folger,
W.

.__

Nolan,
B.

Co

.

Ai

Inc.

&

Quail

Co.,

Robert

Garrett

Glore,

Ai

Forgan

Goldman,

Riter
The

At

Sachs

Co.______

Hayden,

Miller

Aj 'Co.—

Hayden,

Stone

At

Henry

Noyes

B.

Singer,

Stone >Ai

F.

W.

E.

The

Weeks-

Hutton
Illinois

At

At

Kuhn,

Loeb

Bissell

At

At

H.

Co.

350,000

Miller,

Co

Meeds_

Wertheim
J.

C.

White,

1,200,000

150,000

1,200.000
150,000

White,

~

350,000
500,000

Corp..
At

A:

250,000

R.

paper,

such/as examinations of bone and " tissue.
conventional

Augusta> Ga.—Files With SEC—

be. offered

filed a letter of notification with the SEC
subscriptions for 1.900 shares of common
($100
per
share t.
No underwriting

8

at

par

The

and

_

proceeds are to be
working capital.

Nov.

15 -filed

used

for

plant

a

site;

a

plant cos

Proposal

registration statement with

amount of the debentures, one

to offer, $50 principal

and warrants

to. purchase

the SEC

four

common

connu

shares, in -exchange i

preferred stock. $25 par, plus accrued 0
The pip-poses of the offer are to eliminate or reduce the Preh

afreai:agh(

an;

the

p.

763.'.

~

Polytronic Research Inc., Kensington, Md.—Files
Securities and, Exchange Commission—
(

Stanford
used

Corp.,

both' of

for,equipment

capital,'.(1
This;'corporation

Corp.

(sCe latter hx

and'
1-

Witter

100,000

100,000

1,200,000

A:

as

Acme

.

Tool

&

Engineering

..

7

of

filed

"a

letter

common

underwfitihg.
promotion

of

of

notification

With

with

the

(par $1) to be one
proceeds are to be «•products and for won* n

stock

The
new

r

(■'

Co.—II

1,100,000

Co.I

500,000

<St

Preferred Accident Insurance Co., New
Fifth

York—To P^y

Liquidating Dividend—

Superintendent
100,000

At

Struthers

•

•

known

r

capital.

■*

10 cents» to
Washington Corp.,
(par

v.
•-•
'■
Prane Laboratories, Inc., Nashville, Tenit.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
I

$4 per share," without
for the' develdpnteht and

.

letter of notification with

stock

600.0J0

Co._:

Masterson At Co.
Weld At Co.__
Cohu

150,000

a

•

was fonperly
V. 186, p. 1)

at

*500,000
Co.

&

Co

filed

4

covering - 80,000 shares of common
at. $2.50 per share,-- through The

working

Wild

the SEC
be
First
and
Washington, D. C.. The proceeds are to.
.
research and development program ana
I

The corporation'orr Nov.

The .corporation^'oh Nov.
SEC covering 40,000 .shares

&

Co

Lerchen
At

,

preferred

150,000

A;

,

outstanding" share' of

500,000

At

Stetson

Wood,

200,000

Co._i

Inc

Neuhaus

Wheat

Winslow,
Dean

200,000

1,100,000

___

Inc.

Walker

Watling,
100,000

600,000

250,000

Co.,

Day

Underwood,

Peabody At Co._ 1,100,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.__
100,000
Laird,

Co.,

G.

Kidder,

The

^

100,000

100,000

properties.

Corp.

American

Co.,

specimen .preparation tecniques
textile, metals and food¬
handled are' medical-biological

as

in

use

stock which, according-, to
» v.
prospectus, resulted, frbm an industry strike in 1952 and to acn
as
nearly as pbbslble. a simple common stock capitalization. — v. • p •

Webster

250,000

and

topics

" Similarly

sinking fund income subordinated debenl•
due Oct. 31, 1992; 112,935 shares of $1 par common stock; and 451'(™
-warrants to purchase'a' like number of common shares.
The c°m.Pa •

dividend

200,000

Anthony

Lemon
At

Co.—

At

Tucker,

Inc.

subh

Industrial
discussed.

company ,011

each

150,000

Nicolaus

600,000

Bond

are

Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—Registers Financing

proposes

150,000

At

Co

Corp.
The Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.
Mellon

Co._

Inc.

Trask

Share

Johnston,

At

Stroud

Co.

Indianapolis

also-treats

include;

covered

covering $5,646,750 qf '5'v

At

Spencer
L.

Y.

250,000

Securities

500,000

Philips

of

N.

_

At

100,000

Co

Vernon,

1957.

subjects

preorgnfrizational

to

dends.

Co

600,000

Ac

Hutton

At

Brothers

Swiss

"

'company on*Nov.

covering

share,

At

Co._________

Co

Weil, Labouisse,

September

Piedmont. Co.,
The

100,000

350,000

100,000

and

Hammill

Inc.

Fay

Mount

500

on

200,000

William R. staats At Co.
Stein Bros. At Boyce___

100,000

At

Division

Instruments

Ave.,

references are listed in the bibliography, which covers
microradlC'graphy and soft X-ray radiogr.i])hy,
geometric -X-ray microscopy,
X-ray
microscopy, : and electron
radiography.—-V. 186/ p". 1938,t-ur.'-Mv-; 1
•
Nearly

350.000

350,000

Stifel,

Hooker

At

At

Co

Co.___

Stern

100,000

Friedricbs

Hutton

Smithers

Stephens,

Co

Hornblower

150,000

Deane

150,000

At

Howard,

Co.__I

Scribner

150,000

Hirsch

text

The

Smith, Barney At Co.__
Smith, Moore Sc Co

Co.._

Son

the

Fulton

150,000

600,000

Agnew

600,000

At

from

South

dOyoted to the principles of
• and
projection
techniques

Other

fields

stock

——_

Simon

S.

in
is

contact,

applications.

articles

600,000

Ad

Co._

Co

Hilliard

&

Co.

150,000
Ac

The

stuff

At

StringfelloW—_

Shields

F.

'gratis

750

microradiography and
together
with X-ray
refinition. geometrical
blurring, film unsharpness, unsharpness. due to movement, contrast,
soft X-rays, increasing- contrast in
the specimen, increasing contrast
with photographic material, and photomicrographs.
section

350,000

At

Ac

Herman

Richards

Co.—

Richter

A:

Brothers

Hill

Co

1,100,000
250,000
1,100,000

Technology

microscopy.

600,000

Co._

Bros.

Shearson,

500,000

Ripley Ai Co.,

Inc.

Hemphill,

At

Rothschild

M.

Inc.,

100,000

Hutzler

I.

of

Roney At Co.___
Mosle

Shuman,
100,000

the subject Of Microradiography and Soft X-ray Radio¬

available

discusses

involved.

Scott

A:

100,000

book titled "Principles om Microradiography"
bibliography prepared by Eastman Kodak Research

a

on

was:'prepared for the special symposium on micro¬
radiography whicly wps part of the program at the Conference of the
Electron Microscope Society of America held at Massachusetts Institute

equipment

Schoellkopf,

250,000

to

not

amount sufficient to exhaust, -the
exceed 100% and accrued interest.

volume

100,000

Salomon

1,200,000

is

The

Rensbaw—

150,000

Co._

graphy,

600,000

Pomeroy, inc.
Schwabacher At

Ai

prices

an

48-page Norelco

includes

applications
500,000

500,000

200,000

Anderson

At

Gardner-

Co._

At

C.

F.

new

200,000

Scherck,

1,100,000

at

to

Co.,

Inc.

Wm.

200,000

Harriman

A;

Co.__

Rodman

L.

At

250,000

Co.

Green, Ellis At

Inc:—____

___

Co.__.

1958

p.

322.

p.

Laboratories

and

150,000

100,000

Pierce

Sons_

Ai

100,00(1

Robinson-Huinphrey

Rofcan,

Co.,

Co.,

Co.

Co.

At

At

150,000
150,000

186,

above.—V.

150,000

350,000

150,000

Goodbody At Co
Granbery,
Marache

HaHgarten

At

At

Inc.

Reinlioldt

1,200,000

•;(

Co.—Proposed Financing-

Co.

Gas

■

Philips Electronics, Inc.—Book on Microradiography—
A

which

600,000

Hop______

Inc.

i

Reid

J.

Putnam

Reynolds

Fleming-

Hibbs

Ac

——

Pressprich

500.000

Co._

_

150,000'

W.

Co.,

Co

Ai

1

Jaffray

200,000

Co.

Co.—

500,000

Jackson

Inc.

500,000

Farwell,

J.

I

Co._,—„

Curtis

500,000

Co.

Ai

200,000

Frescott, Slicpard & Co.,
R.

Securities

Fahnestock

Co.,

At

Webber,

wood

100,000

,•

1,' 2039

Jan,

$150,032

186,

One

600,000
&

A;

Co;_„.Li.

Northwest.

Piper,

200,000

due

Electronics,

200,000

Rauscher,

Co

duPont

150,000
1,100,000
250,000

Ohio

200,000

200.000

Drexel

Co.

Pierce,

350.000

Co.,

Inc.

Dominick

100,000

3eane_'__

Leonard

Paine,

100,000

Dickson

At

At

Turben

Pacific

150,000

Ai

Co.—„

The

Curtiss,

House

&

350,000

600,000

100,000

Co.

of

sum

250.000

F. S. Moseley At Co.
Ncwliard, Cook At Co.—

100,000

Dain

Co

..

100,000

Richard W. Clarke Corp.
Courts Ai Co
M.

&

Milwaukee

500,000

Co.——

bonds

100,000

Lynch

1,100,000

Co

$5,188,136. $53/692.3.27. $49,249.(138

•

.

Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—

—V.

150,000

Co..

Sons

•

Natural

Northern

see

V

-

Basin Pipeline

Permian

;

200.000

—

.

200,000

Ai

.1'741,

p.

A

100.000

Co

Lynch,

Moore,

As

__;t'_^-j-_-%;$5,945,863
186;

The
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
Co.,
135
South
Broad
Street,
Philadelphia 9', Pa,/'will up to noon (EST) on Dec. 13, 1957, receive
tenders
for
the
sale to
it of
consolidated mortgage
-6% series.

At

Co.———

Miller

250,000

As

Clark

Mead,

100.000

Ac

At

McDonnell

Co._

.

Dodge

Co.

Inc.

Masten

The

Sullivan

Bradford

W.

McDonald

E,

250.000

Ai

As

Brown

McCormick

100,000

Inc.

_

Inc.

Alex.

A.

Simmons

Blair

Bosworth,

Co.

2052.

p.

500,000

Fenner

...

As

186,

150.000

Co.

Marks

Mason-Hagan,

250,000

.

debentures.—V.

600,000

1,100,000

Rhoades

M.

1976.- Warrants void if detached from debentures. No
is,^ ipvplved. ' The proceeds ate to be; used for sinking

retirement

Period

150,000

——I———-.,-

500,000

Co.

for

Sales

600,000

Co.—

Laurence

200,000
As

Inc.

Co.

William

The

Loeb,

Co.

SEC—

People's Drug 'Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
Elided Octv^i^ I:. 1957—Month—1956
1957—10 Mos.- -1956

the

500,000

250.000

Downing

Becker
Ai

At

^

31

of.

due
Nov*. 1 1,
underwriting

fund

Oct.

on

company

shares

1,200.000

Brothers

M.

At

200,000

Co._

Eichler

Co.

G.

Blaiv

R.

Legg

250,000

Baumgartner,

John

C.

Co

Corp.

Irving Lumdborg As
Manley, Bennett At

Co.,

Inc.

Baker, Watts A: Co..
_rBaker, Weeks A:. Co..
Ball, Burge A: Kraus
Bateman,

A:

250,000

Co.

Whipple

E.

Freres

Higginson

250,000

.

Bacon,

C.

C.

Lehman

100,000

Auchincloss,
Redpath

J.

W.

L?e

I

cor¬

$150,000.

Company, Corp.
Langley At Co.^_

Lazard

/

filed a letter of -notification covering 5,000
common, stock
(par;. $1.25) to be issued at $12 per share
through exercise of stock,purchase warrants attached to,6% debentures
The

re¬

follows;

as

1956

Public Utilities Corp. .aboVe.—V. 183, p. 2540:

See General

of

At

Carl

Co.

A.

Laird

John

Corp.

Arthurs,

J.

500,000

are

'

'

1957—10

111,190,811 979,079,977 959,448.487

116,680,706

p.: T740;'

186,

—V.

4.000,000

Inc.

board

upon

convertible
issu "oupon
the

shares

reserved

corporation

Dillon, Read As Co. Inc._$4,000,000
Eastman Dillon,
Union

M—•' ~ 1957—Month—1956

Pennsylvania ;&I$onthern Gas Compiles

stock

common

211,379

issue

for

employee stock purchase plan and held by the
security for part of the purchase price thereof.

as

made by the

_

•%%;'••/ iTf--.

were

of these bonds was
1957.—-V. 186, p. 1740.

16.

Pennsylvania Electric Co.r—Proposed -Com.%Stock Sale

(

15,000,000 shares to 20,000,000

initially

conversion

January 2i—

sale

the

'_—

—V.

of " incorporation,

an

inc.

the

now

sn;

C.) Penney Co.—October Sales Increased—

Period'fih'ded

debentures, and the principal amount thereof 'which each has severally

Joseph,

with

the

8,

per

•

Oct,

on

Sales

stock from

debentures

directors

(J.

*20,000,000 shs.

shares

iwc

6,583,000

stk.,

Nov.

on

it

date

-

Authorization--for.
of

60,000,000

tu

;jan. 21,
will receive bids for its proposed offering of
face .amount of its first and retundihg mortgage boptls,

.the

as.

$60,000,000

of a stock purchase warrant held
by an insurance company;
768,870 shares were reserved
for
issuance
under
stock
option
plans of the corporation.
Shares
outstanding include 49,266 shares

E.

Co.
C.

700,000

The corporation
$2.50

J.

2155.

Mineral

Co.,

& Company, Inc.
Wallace, Geruldsen As

450,000

Co

186,

As

100,000

11,504,000

and

Hill

Stroud

600,000

Haupt Ac Co

—V.

Walter

400,000

;___

100,000

1,000,000

Nicolaus

250,000

Marshall

100,000

Incorporated

400,000

Ellis .Ac Anderson

Hirsch

Stifel,

250,000

Foster

100,000

Shauglinessy ■&, Co., Inc.

100,000

Corp..
First of Michigan
Corp.
First Securities
Corp

Ira

Pomeroy, Inc.

l.oooiooo

Este Ac Co

Ac

200,000

As Hirshberg, Inc.
Patterson,
Copeland
As
Kendall,
Inc
Rippel As Co
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
A;

250,000

Inc

Gregory

150,000

250,000

Co.-

Norris

250,000

Middlebrook,

Merie-Smith

of

250,000

54,000,000

500,000 slis.

common

30,

issue

preferred

65,000,000

13,421,900

deben¬

to

cmuiuga

This''-company^^14^^;ahhptmced% that! 1|;,; hasVftked

1958

exercise

Hutchinson As

Co.

Cunningham, Schmertz

First

1,000,000

Coe

&

Newburger, Loeb As

200,000

Ac

&

Mullaney, Wells As Co.

Collins Ac Co

Co.,

As

50,000,000

■_

1,200,000

the

Fulton

150,000
200,000

McMaster

700,000

Inc.

As

effective

of

of

served

450,000

—L

Mackall

400,000

Coburn

$1,000,000

Inc

Co.

Denton,

Clayton

Dick

Illinois Co.

Ladenburg, Thalmann

1,000,000

•_

InC.

Julien

Weeks

Co.

450,000

Company

Steams & Co
William Blair As Co
Burns

As

Space Corp.
Kenower, MacArthur

400,000
700,000

Bear,

purchased

126,270,000

50,000,000

1977

amendment

an

Includes

conversion

First

The

400,000

Barth & Co

bonds

new

The Johnson, Lane,

800,000

Bacon,

the

Inc.,

be

150,000

Co

Co._.

As

to

400,000

Allison-Williams
Bache

the

of

bonds

new

Hornblowcr

_—

Adams

of

Co.

126,270,000

-issuable

$5)

ipar

for

iu

Pacific Gas & Eiedtric Co.—Bids

due

preferred

be

to

units

an uicreate

share • for the preceding fiscal year.
Mr
alsoIindicktCd Ah expectation of eight to 10 additional
oi'teiied during the curreiit j'car.—V. 185, p. 1156.

Lichtenstein

Outstanding

1980

.

stock

Corp.
<fe

Sept
28. 1957, snowed
compared
to! 65c; pei'"

FINANCING

7,680,000

$100)

.

be

60,000,000

Convertible

•Adjusted

Estabrook

ana

will

and

debentures,

series

Common

$18,684,440.

UNDERWRITERS—The names' of Halsey, Stuart
Managing Underwriter, and of the other purchasers

10

will
avail¬
capit al
(V.

outstanding

debentures

the

PRESENT

TO

1982

(par

(iirettbrs

the

on

for- programmed

and

________

subordinate

(established the <iash dividend policy" ivith 'the decarT'liiitial'-quarterly cash payment of
per
snare
514,800 shares of capital stock, pavabb on Jan
1958,-. to.-holders of record as, of DeC.. 20. 195?.;.

' The

laratioh hi

debentures,

1987

stock

Francis I.

ended
of

revenues

due

Preferred

J.

mission

subordinate

1,

case.

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
bonds, together with,
other funds, will be applied
by the company toward the prepayment
of outstanding notes
payable to banks, issued for construction pur¬

a

I

70%% of

____

convertible

Clark,

additions

notes,

series B, subordinate
due Nov. 1, 1987__

&

coupons

Peabody & Co.
and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenncr
(jointly), 101.659; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.

Salomon

and

for

Kidder,

lieanc

&

of

corporation

EFFECT

_.

A

Nov.

Bache

Ohio Power

promissory

2054

share

meeting. This brings total dividends
stock on an indicated annual basis

the

19, 1958.
At
authorized common
to

65c per

dividend

quarter

sale

the

the

.■/' %';%>•%.

GIVING

4-To %

A.

meeting,

same

to

periods.

share.

per

the

At

such

fourth

A

from
of

" ;:> % •

"

retire

to

ranging
from
105(7%
after Nov. 15, 1981. ,r%u-

prices

100%

capital

.

series

agreed

quarters.

and

of

three quarters of the year were

November

$2.65

to

$2.60

three

the

at

1957

of

the

oi

each

funds

notes, due June 1,
promissory notes, due June 1,

issued

Dividends for the first

proceeds

working

authorized shares of

system in Dubuque,
Peoples Natural Gas Divi¬

figures for both the nine months and 12 months period
ended
Sept. 30, this year reflect new higher rates beginning with
the
billing month of September 1957 and collected under bond and
subject to refund. These rate increase revenues were equivalent to 6.3c
per

1,

i'As
continue

net

general

thereafter.

Corporation, which ''operates^ hational chain of 67 fast service
cleaning- and laundry, plants, . announced on Nov; ,20. through
President, Albert , E.'-Lichtenstein, that "the directors had initialed
regular quarterly . cash dividend on "its capital ^tockvV^L',/

its

per

.

sion.

Earnings

at
to

downward

promis.

tures,

Westcoast Transmission
obtained a 5-year option

retail

its

the

additional

100-year

3%%

increase

distribution

gas

to

for

due

day.

per

the

basis

2

common

Commission,

Savanna

Northern

southern

feet

58,000

its

Natural

and

time

any

1960,

CAPITALIZATION

through

cubic

of

purchased

population

Co.

Paso

supplies

sell

to

Gas

million

Co.

million

Northern

contracted

at

100%

expenditures.

$3,000,-

for

Northern

been

by 4l/a
cubic
feet
per
day.
This
capacity to a total of 1.2 billion cubic feet per day.
The

at

$55

designed

Cash

dry

$50

debentures
will be redeemed
are
redeemable at' the option

Authorized

to
purchase
Permian Basin

subsidiary

bring

Northern's

15,

at
is

and

1968

authorization

owned

common

Nov.

added

able

related

program

corporation

in

maturity. " The

fund

PROCEEDS—The

>

basis.

6

the

through

be

something in excess of $4,000,000.
purchase all the 20-year notes and preferred stock. The
will
be
issued under preemptive rights.
the

for

sinking

1972

15,

beginning

before

..'v

■

stock(at

common

first

the

preferred stock in October.
planned for December. The

includes

program

issued

preferred

estimated

share

l

a

|

after

construction.

Northern's
securities

will

sale

$20,000,000.

The

The

and

the

of

Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Financing Plans—

Nov.

fund

debentures

•%,

into

convertible

are

before

or

sinking

the
for

The

'.(( (/•-'.I;

Corp.

a

Policy—Earnings at Higher Rate—

Dividend

first public financing by this corpora¬
of Olin Industries, Inc:,and Mathieson

the
1954

in

merger

debentures

Miami, Fla.—Establishes

One-Hour Valet Inc.,

represents

the

of
at
Co.,

snoula

coupons

offering

paper,

.

.

the books closed.

Northern

ammunition,., explosives,

and'

group which offered

Northeastern Steel Corp.—Acquired—

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

.

.

of--Insurance

Lcffert

Holz,

as

Liquidator

of

company, announced on Nov.
18 that an additional dividend of
will be paid to all creditors
whose claims have thus far been alio
Superinti-ndent Holz stated that such dividend is the fifth since

h(s
(( '
*

•

|
|

Volume; 186

Number 5693

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

was ,taken over for liquidation

company

April 30,

on

1951.

It

will

be

distributes

also

pany

paid as,soon, as. the. necessary computations have been completed
r'
The forthcoming :divi(lend;,: plus ,the previous dividends, will make a
total of 95** paid on allowed, claims to date.
Sufficient, reserves have been set aside to pay similar dividends to
claimants whose claims have not,as yet been adjudicated
The : dividend,
annburiced on Nov:. 19: by the Superintendent, will

poration,

(2315)

electronic

for

computers

Precision

Royal

50%;: owned subsidiary.

a

...

,

.

EARNINGS—Consolidated

ended

year

the

for

July

31,

totaled

1957

stock

common

CAPITALISATION

$107,648,268.

GIVING

*uo3,u<,U.DO

una

C-1M-,

•

OllSCU

iUFUUgn

Dec.

Approximately 55.0Q0 , claims totaling in excess of $67,000,000 were
in the liquidation proceeding. -The bulk of the remaining unadjudicatcd claims arc in suit,-thus precluding immediate disposition.—
184,

V.

1480.

p..

.

Authorized

bread

Colo—Files With SEC—
Tl-.e'eompany

-

letter of,notification with the SEG

a

•The

shares of common stock (par $li to be offered at
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds'are to be used
capital and otper corporate purposes.

200.000

covering
$1.50

per

dated

7,675,300

of November 20-

as

an

of

Mention

York,

as

institutional
Philadelphia,

1,

trustee

payment

corporation

'

v

Rockland. Light & Power Co. below!—V.! 186, p. 529.

the stockholders

of

'

.1V

/

annual meeting held

at the

•First

of

.Iteich^

;^e

RCI has just, purchased,a

where

President,

Reichhold,.

btlbts,corporation,

pIAhJ.

U4tl^

C.,

S.

Inc.—To Build New Plant—

announced.

will be built

' Nov.

on

at

Hampton,

tract of land,

large

facilities; to

Henry H.

21.

'v

Production, .will

underwriters

severally

have

below

named

purchase; and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
severally, the - respective percentages indicated below of such of the
debentures > as
shall
not
be
subscribed
for
through
the
exercise

!

a lRrge .methanol terminal
produce 30,000,000 pounds of formaldehyde annually.
be ; under Way about July 1,
1958 y-

of

Announces New

Developments—

•

Nov. .20.

on

They

.

floor

the

when

must

be

%

Waterez

curities

1551,

the-new

resins

of

>

water-white—in

in

,

Rockland

Light

186,, p.

&

A.

1997.

Co...

Joins

American

Hulswit,

has

company

joined

President,

with

Nov.

on

that

announced

10

Russell Co., Massillon, Ohio, heat exchangQ. equipment
ufacturers, to. form American Nuclear Power. Associates;,,,
Dr.

ing

I.

A.

the

Vice-President

Gettin,

formation

this

of

Reid

&

Inc.—

Co.,

3.4

Raytheon, on Nov. 9 in announc¬
said; "The initial plan of the new

4.75

McDonald & Co.

4.75

Merrill,

3.75

Winslow,

2.3

Zock, Shields & Co

1.3

2053.

p.

The

SEC

corporation
to

filed

15

shares

purchase

'about

at,market

Nov.

on

72,437

covering

warrants

be

of

share).

$1.25 per

letter

a

of

stock

common

at

stock

common

located

$1

tjhe

at

Raytheon

notification
$li

(par

per- share

186,

We

the

No

Marie

Reid—Plans

Harry A. Cohen, Treasurer,
to

New

York

V.

and

' He Will

reason.

185, p. 981*

Chicago

also

The

on

is

enroUte

Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Off—
1957—Month—1956

Period Ended Oct. 31—

Sales,
—V.

$2,392,328

186.

1957—10 Mos.—1956

$2,432,29.2

;

1633.

p.

$19,855,223

$21,697,117

-...

■

_

,

$49

...

that

fourth

the

quarter

of

will

1957

be

the best

for

and

year

$2.50

on

1958

in

millions.

doGozzaldi

Who

lias

effective Jan.

are.

Mr,
p.

Anderson

Anderson

been

been

PrOsident^to' succeed.

elected

Chairman of

elected

the: Board.

Cw ■'

1.

has

been

2156.

■

lias'

Both

J.

moves

s.

Executive

Vice-Presidentlsince

■:

1952.—V.

186,

:r.:V:

is

offering to its

stockholders

common

corpo¬

rights to

subscribe for $7,675,300 principal amount of 614%

con¬

vertible subordinated
rate

of

debentures, due Dee.-1, 1977, at the
principal amount of debentures for each

$100

20_shares of

common stock held of record on Nov. 20,
1957. ;. The subscription price is 100%-.
The rights will
expire at3:30
is

p.m.; (EST) on Dec. 4, 1957. "The offering

being

Loeb

&

The

Co;.

debentures

1

•+*,•

The

of

ioni

1968

.

H'ars,

will

convertible

are

have

$500,000

headed

group

a

.V

.•

•:•.

into

.

■

-

stock

common

the

benefit

1976,

of

amount

principal

through

such

eaeemable

option

for

and

the

an

•"

•

Kuhn,

-•

$26

at

of

annual- mandatory

debenturesr

company

at

its

at

being

any

time-thereafter

Ha ^ the *Ast two
eemed
for

years:

reftwriing

to

non-cumulative.

each

on

option

may

Thbl debentures

sinking fund purposes at par.
are non-callable for two years

d®benrures
ueemable

Royal McBee
—°f

of

net

less

share

sinking
Dec.

1

redeem

1,-1967,

to

at

an

be reinterest

614 %.

from

Royal McBee's

the

sale-

of v.,the

working

debentures,

loans incurred
and inventories
connection with
of the net pro-

capital.

—Royal McBee manufactures Royal typewriters and McBee
in'tr

fprocessinS equipment and machines, filing equipment for accountsnd
records
and

iorms,




specialized

more

printed

&
Power's
sufficient to

products.

The

com¬

purchasers

20,000 shs.

1,143,338 shs.

the
"

.

.

Corp.

Wm.

150,000

V.

100,000

&

Pollock

E.

&

Co.,
400,000

Inc.

Shearson, Hainmill & Co.

Co.

600,000

Thomas

150,000
400,000

Corp.
Lemon

Hirshberg,

Inc.

Securities

also

400,000

—

and

Norris

100,000

Co., Inc.

Hanseatlc

York

New

500,000
&

below have severally agreed
following respective principal

named

company

bonds:

new

& Co

Johnston,

300,000

&

Company

Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner

186, p. 2157.

150,000

Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.
—Declares Year-End Distribution—Asset Value Declines
Scudder,

have declared a year-end distribution of 20 cents
Income, payable Dec. 16, 1957 to holders o£ record
This
brings
total
distributions from net income

directors

.

share

Nov.

from

14,

during

net

1957.

1957 to 65 cents.
also declared

The

.

directors

a

distribution of

35

cents

share from

a

gains,
payable either
in additional shares
or
in
cash on Dec. 16, to holders of record Nov. 14.
This Fund reports total net assets on Nov. 13, 1957 of $14,294,579,
equal to $19.94 per share on 717,008 shares outstanding. This compares
with total net assets a year ago of $13,658,365, equivalent to $24.17
per share 011
565,196-4harcs then outstanding.—V. 186, pp. 884 and
realized

capital

185,

V.

2603.

p.

.

on

of

'

Regis

St.

220,000

made

acres

of

certain important

timberlands and a
in Alabama; and cutting
These acquisitions repre¬
stands in excess of five

Alger-Sullivan

company

The

frojn

dividend rate
earnings for
rate of dividend been retained, it would have
payout of s,uch earnings or 70% of expected

long range viewpoint, to reduce the annual cash
per
share to $1.40.
Based on the expected

a

$2

the

had

represented

an

former

80%
without the

recent lumber company transactions.
To use
these timber reserves for more pulp ar.d paper production
in
the
1960-65
period will require capital expenditures
of about
$125-150
million.
To
finance such projects in greater part from
retained
earnings
was
another valid reason of the directors for
adjusting tire dividend rate.
earnings

1957

Not

only

do

these

timberlands

supply

current

requirements

for

plywood and wood pulp at company mills, but they are suf¬
provide ample raw material for two new pulp and paper
in Washington, one in Montana, and one in Pensacola.
to

ficient
mills

the

In

including
$70

period from 1947-1956, our working capital and investments,
- 60-vear
timber agreements, increased $100 million; fixed
$220 million from which depreciation reserves amounted to

rose

million,

ment.

leaving

a

net

gain of $150 million for plant

St.

increases

averaged
Regis'

versely

Fund

by

or

in cash

holders of record Nov. 14.
total net assets on Nov.

reports

Servomechanisms, Die.—Reports Gain in Backlog—
the

In

past

amount

the

$5,500,000,

This

has

corporation

this

days,

30

of

President.

Shannon.

received firm orders in

it was reported on Nov. 19 by William W.
raises the company backlog to a total of

$15,000,000, plus another $11,000,000 under negotiation.
The
new
contracts cover electronic and I electro-mechanical
186,

agencies

Government

several

for
V.

aviation

devices
contractors.—

America—October Sales Higher—

Shoe Corp. of

1957—43 Wks.—1956
$5,836,026 $65,039,984 $60,739,542

1957—4 Wks.—1956

$5,999,583

Sales
—V.

prime

and

2157.

p.

Period Ended Oct. 31—

186,

1741.

p.

,

Co., Inc., Geneva, N. Y.

Shuron Optical

Securities and Exchange

—

\

Files With

Commission—

filed a letter of notification with the
$50,000 market value of common stock
(par
$5)
to
be offered for subscription by employees at over-thecounter-market.
No underwriting is involved.—V. 181, p. 1779.
The

corporation 011 Nov. 8
covering an aggregate of

SEC

Co.—Financ'g Approved

Southern Electric Generating
The

it

company,

authorization

announced on Nov. 18, has received SEC
sell $2,500,000 additional common stock,

was

and

issue

to

parent companies, Alabama Power Co. and
will be used for the purchase of certain
an additional generating plant, and the
facilities and continuation of the con¬
struction of its generating station now under construction.
Alabama
and
Georgia also were authorized to issue and sell an
additional $1,250,000 common stock each to their parent, The Southern
Co,, to provide the funds for purchase of the Generating Co. stock.
in

amounts,

equal

its

to

Power Co.
Proceeds
and a site for
construction
of certain coal

Georgia
coal

reserves

—V.

186,

1397.

p.

%

Southern Pacific Co.—Research
Eight

were

$27.50

nine

a

share.

months

,

earnings

customers', inventory

for -1957

reductions

have been affected ad¬
in the first half of the

western

research

group

announced formation of a
in rail freight transpor¬

21

railroads on Nov.
lo examine critical

Committee Formed—

areas

tation.
railroads

quartered

in

Traffic

Western

of

board

Bruere,

i/f"Our
its

concern

under
vice-presidents.
ot the new Mountain Pacific Research
group will bo "an impartial fact-finding organ-

Chairman

will

rather

whole,

a

and

Association,

the

said

Committee,

into problems of shippers
States.
It will be head¬
wiil be administered by tlie
the direction of an advisory

look

Pacific

Calif.,

Francisco,

traffic

rail

M.

G.

Mountain

the

in

San

immediately

will

organization

The
and

be

than

the welfare of the .railroad industry
particular rail carrier," lie said.

with
a

Sponsoring tl\c research project are Southern Paciiic, Union Pacific,
Santa
le,
Western
Pacific,
Rio Grande, Milwaukee Road, Great
Northern and Northern Pacific
railroads.
Formation
of
a
second research group tor the Transcontinental
rail
A

to

lines,
third,

based

for
St.

at

be headquartered at Chicago, will be announced soon.
the Western
Trunk and Southwestern lines will be
Louis.—V. 186, p. 2157.

Southwestern Investment Co.,

Amarillo, Tex.—Banker

Elected to Board—
Kearney
&

Bank

financed by $80 million of retained earnings
and $60 million of senior obligations, and common stock issued by an
exchange
of shares provided $110 million.
The price of St. Regis
common
stock issued in exchange for acquisitions during the past 10
years

additional shares

in

payable

gains,

capital

to

13, 1957 of $61,993,245,
equal to $31.04 per share 011 1,997,082 shares outstanding. This com¬
pares with
total net assets a year ago of $72,168,704, equivalent to
$37.45 per share on 1,926,915 shares then outstanding.—V. 186, p. 1545.
The

and equip¬

1

These

16,

Dec.

1957.

14,

realized

from

income,

net

from

Nov.

during

study

company's dividend policy in 1957.
We had been paying -out 60% ot
earnings in dividends for the past several years.
However, the board
of directors concluded that It was in
the best interest of St. Regis,
from

have

directors

share

record

feet.

recently made, based on the last known sale
price of timber tracts in each area and applied to St. Regis-owned
or
controlled
timberlands, reached a value of $250 million.
These
assets are carried 011 our books at less than $25 million.
These
timbe.rland acquisitions had an important Influence on the
A

declared
a
year-end distribution of 39
cents
payable Dec. 16, 1957 to shareholders of
This brings total distributions from net income
1957 to $1.14 a share.
directors
also
declared
a
distribution of 28 cents a share

The
a

contract

favorable timber concession
support double the capacity

lease on the Boykln lands, both
for' Other southern timberlands.
than 500,000 acres with timber

board

assets

-t

added

be

a

lumber,

declining

Dec.

will

are optionally
from. 106% to

the debentures may not

prior, to

than

Proceeds

prices

at

however,

.purposes

sent

billion

1957,
a

is

acres

in' the

interest

,

and

be used to reduce short-term bank
stem
"
cause of Increases in accounts receivable
Dreno
from tlle company's expanded sales and in
,,.Priarat!?n for marketing new products. The balance,
«s
will be
lirinin

by

an a1Q1^l9hal $500,000 principal amount during each of such

.nri

L0st

by
-.V'

■Dec- .b. 1967; at $28.50 a share. thereafte^.^nd through Dec.
an1 at $31' a share thereafter.:,.. :. ,F.

issue

uiid

v

underwritten

& Power, Ltd., and
sale of the product.

timber, acquisi¬
tions in the U. S. A.
These include J. Neils Lumber Co. with 300,000
acres
of valuable timberlands in Montana and Washington; St. Paul
<Si Tacoma Lumber Co. with over 130,000 acres in Washington; a 20%
long-term

Royal McBee Corp.—Debentures Offered—This

Pulp

present mill.
During this year

agreements

ration

Pulp

the
,

A.

value )______

the

from
the

Interstate

•

Western

million

four

B.

Western

North

Roxbury Carpet Co.—C. B. Anderson Elected Pres.—
Charles

of

J. H. Hilsman

Favorable—Roy K. Fer¬

for manage¬
ment of
the mill and
This new mill, planned
for 150,000 tons annually of highest grade bleached kraft pulp, began
production in April this year. Many problems have arisen in starting
up this mill due to lack of a plentiful supply of skilled workers In
this remote location,
and difficulties with some equipment installed
by contract suppliers.
These factors caused initial operating difficul¬
ties and delay in startup and inability to
reach capacity production.
Originally estimated to cost $36 millions, the project's cost has reached

-

;

30,000 shs.

20,000 shs.

1,250,000 shs.

^

par

mortgage permits, subject to specified limitations, the issuance
of the presently outstanding or other series.

Courts

on

North

in

Nov. 19,

B

($5

Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc.- -Declares Year-

millions of added sales and increased net earnings.
1954, the company agreed to participate in building a pulp mill
at Hinton in the Province ol Alberta, Canada
It has a half interest

bank financing for the current
suppliers and credit agencies.—

arrange

important

series

1545.

1957—44 Wks.—1956
$
$

$45-$50

Borrowings—

it was announced

to

visit

Bank

2,775,000

value):

30,000 shs.

stock

'

6,000,000

1,785,197,500 1,671,500,069

155,337,948

In

Rose

1979-__._

1,

par

Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. $2,750,000

plant now being completed; improved sales and earnings from lumber
and ply woe d should result from expected Increased building contracts
and, of course, the higher paper prices recently
announced should
contribute
more
earning
next
year.
These factors could produce

72,437

underwriting is involved.
£e used for working capital.—V. 183, p. 1619. •

proceeds are %

tills

showing

offered

be

5,000,000
4,500,000

3,000,000

,

A

purchase

1741.

p.

assume

mately

re¬

with

and

to

to

2.3

Sales Higher—

1957—4 Wks.—1956
$
$

163,109,919

sales:.

2.3

Turben & Co., Inc.
Cohu & Stetson—

anticipate that we will earn for the full year approxi¬
all shares outstanding.
We expect an improved
provided the country's economy is not set back. We
search laboratories in Waltham, Mass,
Because of its advanced nature,
will have the production of the new Jacksonville, Fla., machine
for
Dr.
Gettin
pointed out that substantial development work
will be
the full year;
the HintOn mill should be operating at a higher rate
required-' before the
plant
can
be
built.
A ' p'rbb'bsal
for
financial
and give us a better return from our sales and technical aid contract;
support frouv the Atomic Energy - Commission is expected- to be mad#
there should
be larger production at our printing paper mills as a
SlVOrtly.-r-Vv"186;r-'p;; '2053. "f;
..v
>
•v... result
of
the
recent improvements; , Pollock will have its two new
plants in operation—one for corrugated containers in Texas and one
(I.) Rokeach & Sons, Inc., Farmihgdale, N. J. — Files
lor
bread
wrap
and
waxed papers in California;
Rhlnelander is
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
operating presently at capacity and will have larger production avail¬
able after
the
first quarter in
1958 as a result of its new power
will

($100

$5,536,000

'

4.500,000
6,000,000

x

G<ct.

due

stock

series

PURCHASERS—The

a

2.3

Inc.

in part:

plant, built by the group, to be a necessary fore¬
economically competitive nuclear power.,
The power plant
will be based ..on Ray theon Manufacturing. Co.'s liquid Inetal fuelgas; cooled reactor concept."
'»•'%*• '• r.

engineering' team

1987

•The

Outstanding

5,000,000

End Distribution—Asset Value Lower—

to

group's

due

The

2.3

Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
Officer, in reviewing the outlook for the company for
the year 1958, at a meeting of the New York Society of
Security Analysts in New York City on Oct. 29, said

nuclear power

The

series

debentures

FINANCING

-

of additional bonds

2.3

guson,

to be known as the American Nuclear Power • Associates is the
preliminary design of a radically new high-temperature, high-perform¬
runner

Weeks & Co
Michigan Corp

Co.——

&

Barney

St. Regis Paper Co.—Outlook

man¬

group

ance

L.

Weld & Co,
Allyn & Co., Inc..:—

Consolidated

of

group,

R.

Mason-Hagan,

186,

—V.

&

Authorized

3.75

4.75

this

Manufacturing Co., of Waltham,
Mass.,. designers and manufacturers of electronic equipment; Bums
&
Roe,
Inc.,
of
New
York
City,
architects
and
engineers;
Clark
Brothers, Olean, N. Y., compressor and blower manufacturers; and
Griscom

1986

See

:—

Period End. Nov. 2—

Raytheon

Anthony

of

Fulton

Fen-

Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current

Nuclear Power Associates— v:
CharlesL.

C.

—V.

Power

•

due

Preferred

3.75

3.75

Baker,
First

-

_

Offering-

$6,000,000

series

3%%

PRESENT

TO

•

5Va%

&

Day

4.75
4.75

—

Pierce,

Tucker,

-

-

__

4.75

Inc.
Co..;—

&

Co.

4.75

Co.__—

<fc

Beane—.L.

&

ner

White,

.

color.—V..

Lynch,

Smith,

modified alkyds resulting from the esterifianhydride witft polyoLs.
They
are
hard,
friable
appearance
to dry shellac,
but lighter—almost

phthalic
similar

materials,

Sachs

Brothers

Merrill

described tech¬

were

Se¬

Rhoades

Loeb,

M.

EFFECT

The Johnson, Lane, Space

2.75

Co.__

&

Hutton

F.

Carl

4.75

Peabody

Kidder,
Lehman

E.

4.75

Harriman Ripley & Co.,

are;

and

1550

—

Co

&

Goldman,

alkali-dispersible

as

cation

were

shellac

to

cost less,-than, the

nically

yet are easily removed
announced by this corporation

Hemphill, Noyes & Co._____

20.00

Co

Co., Inc.-.
Dillon, Union

&

Eastman

in! .place of "shellac, some
used annually by the-floor-wax industry.
In many respects,according to RCI, they
natural material.r
-

Ibsi-.-of.'which

Although superior
Named

Blyth

paperboard—20%;

Co.—Bond

1975

Corp.

Loeb &

Kuhn,

„

self-

first

the

V:
designed to be Used': in polishes

are

30-inillion
will

cleaned,

possible

GIVING

3%%

rights:
%.

T.w'o new'.sytj|Mtic resinst whlch -jvill. make
polishing floor waxes that do not water spot,

and

issue of Nov. 18 of the public

1984________^

amounts

to

Power

series due

514%,

■;'

UNDERWRITERS—The

agreed

!

...

offered.

now

•!T,he: rfir«t, units• t'q be built will- include
and

series due

Common

..

our

314%

'

.

&

made in

mortgage bonds:

3%

,SDoes not include (1). 100,000 shares reserved for issuance to em;
ployees; pursuant • to
the corporation's Employee Stock Option
and
f. Savings
Plan, 'R2) '75.000 shares reserved for issuance under the cor¬
poration's Incentive Stock Option Plan, find (3) the number of shares
initially .-reserved *"fbr: issuance upon
conversion of the debentures

authorized amount of common stock
increased from 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 shares.

1957,- the
was

pulp

■

4.36%,

corporation

kratt

boxes—11%;

papers—8%;

Electric

was

CAPITALIZATION

of dividends by the corporation.
paid $470,000 on said notes as

I':!: /
action

to

19,

set-up

follow:

account,

are

and

the

1957,'

waxed

offering of $6,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 5*4% series
due 1987, at 101.152% and accrued interest through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates.
Further details

the

\..v i':''

Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—Nuclear Power Group
Sec

5,000 shs.
§1,535,074 shs.

$3,000,000 shs.

value

par

indebtedness

Nov.

Nov.

011

..

y

($1

New

of

for

Co.

and

and

wrap

Savannah

5,000 Shs.

promissory notes, issued pursuant to loah agreements,
Nov;.' 12,
1954,^ with New York Life Insurance Co., Guaranty

$ Pursuant

each -two- snares

ESB ,of I^uy-O-Vac's liabilities.
Co/'aboveV—V. 186, p. 1958.

5,000 shs.

5,000 shs.

required.

plan provides for the. exchange of one share'of ESB stock for
.ofRay-O-yac atock outstanding and the assumption
See also Electric Storage Battery

The

56,813 shs.

5,000 shs.

.

D

stock

additional
•«)On"

by

56,813 shs.
5,000 shs.

C__

3 !i:Tt'

Co.

agent
ance

Ray-0-VacuCo»—Acquired

au¬

of various pension trusts and as
and Provident Mutual Life Insurpayable $470,000 annually, commencing
Nov.;'I,' 19571
Such agreement and notes contain, among other pro¬
visions, certain restrictive covenants with regard to the creation of

Trust

working

for

series

i*

Common

NbV. 12 tiled.

on

u2%.

6%

value

bags—22%;

folding,

printing papers—16%;
plastics—7%;
glassine
and
greaseproof papers—5%; lumber and timber—8%; and miscellaneous
—3%.
These
products are associated largely with the demand for
consumer
goods.—V. 186, p. 1890.

due

debs,

par

about 20 cents per share on the common stock
will be greater on the full year basis.
diversified product mix which breaks down in sales

shares):

100,000

series B
■ series

5%,
5

Springs,

$100

down; strikes at Panelyte and at
and dilution of earnings through
profits.
The
dilution
for
this

a

inultiwall

corrugated,

$9,530,000

scries A

,

.

Life Insurance Co., Colorado

folk>w?s:

as

Outstanding

Co.;

companies'

to

amounts

and
Regis has

$10,000,000

closed

were

Lumber

lumber

the

7,675,300

stock,

thorized

FINANCING

PRESENT

TO

EFFECT

1, 1974

1977

pfd.

4 "2';

,

^

Preferred Risk

•

1,

Serial

period

mills

Tacoma

in

outstanding
St.

^

prom, notes due Nov.
6V4'*
convertible
subord.

filed

income

Net

&

decline

fiscal
available

the

small

Paul

St.

during

$4,117,943,

was

3'/2,%

iia, ui-vu

services

and

.

,

,

sales

net

two

year;

Cor¬

:

.

59

V.

186,

Wornall.

Trust

p.

Co.,

Vice-Chairman of the Board, of City National
City, Mo., has been elected a director.—

Kansas

218.

Southwestern

States Telephone Co.

ferred Stock Issue With
The
SEC

on Nov. 20
filed a
160,000 shares of $25

company

covering

—

Registers Pre¬

SEC—
registration statement
ith the
par cumulative preferred qtock,

fo

(2316)

The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle

Monday, November 25, 1957

.

.

.

I

dividend

$1.44

through

convertible

underwriting
offering price and

public

an

series,

to

be

headed

group

underwriting

amendment.
Net

to

of

proceeds

finance

the

the

sale

completion
of

siich

of

of

bank

repay

expected

are

preferred

will

company's

of

public

sale

Net

&

The

common

Co.

supplied

by

be

in

used

Construction

program.

pro¬

Sales

196,

during

view

shares

of

Indiana

ftftft

;

;
ft
receive

to

are

held

the

on

in addition to the regular
quarterly cash
—V.

136,

-..ft/ft

'■

of

date,

Nov.

has

first

1,

dividend of 35

mercial

bonds

Both

will

101.25'V

at

due

branch

Dec.

in

all

its

of

outstanding

sinking
be trade at
(YukCn and

5 ft, ft

19(53 at 103.7 ft-.
Payment will
of the Royal Bank of Canada

1,

Canada

Territories

for redemption on Dec.
I,
1957,
all
collateral trust serial 5 ft* ft bonds, due

and

excepted).—V.

179,

mately
business

be

cents per share.

are

in

com.

Aug. 31, 1957, the company had a total backlog of approxi¬
$3,000,000, of which, approximately $2,300,000 is Government
and approximately $700,000 is non-Government business. Ail

contracts are subject to cancellation in accordance with
government contract procedures and all non-governis
firm.
The company's incoming
orders averaged
$390,000 and shipments averaged $267,900 per month during the first
eight months of the year 1957.
government

Customary

the

business

The

that it conducts primarily an integrated
While it obtains certain standardized items
itself manufactures the specialized com¬

considers

company

manufacturing'operation.
the

others,

from

company

its products the precision required

ponent parts needed to give

of them.

operations of the company require relatively light power equip,
in large part of machine tools, plastic molding
equip¬
and smaller tools, dies
and fixtures of a specialized nature

The

442.

p.

Other manufacturers

other devices having similar

or

usage.

of

As

such tubes

make

to

position

consisting

ment

Jersey for each

13.

1958

and

employing electronic circuits.

fields

allied

called

Thorp Finance Corp.—Notes Sold Privately—This cor¬
poration, it was announced on Nov. 21, has arranged to
place privately, through Emch & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.,
an issue of $1,500,000 subordinated notes due Nov.
1,1967.
—V. 183, p. 2853.

1997.

p.

share of

per

ment

ft'':

share

one

record

cents

36

(Hamilton) Ltd.—To Redeem Bds.

Properties

corporation

Northwest

Sixty-nine cents per share is the rate at which this
company will
pay its special cash dividend Dec. 20 to noluers o. oda Iocs oi
less than
70 shares, in lieu of giving them fractional shares
of Standard Oil Co.

70

to

company's

outstanding

Dec.

(Indiana)—Stock Dividend—

(New. Jersey), stock.
Holders of 70-share lots

the

its

any

Co.

of

Theatre
of

fund

Oil

equivalent

is

a

The

1957—10 Mos.—1956

$12,724,744 $12,013,679 $90,835,145 $92,945,198

Standard

periods

ment

1156,

p.

both

464.

p.

Higher—

1957—Month—19o6

—

186,

in

stock.

construction requirements, including tne
proposed
expansion,
subject to Federal Power Commission approval,
of its delivery capacity by 20 million cubic feet per day, that com¬
pany entered into a
loan agreement with three
banks under which
it may borrow up to $10,000,000 on or before Sept. 30, 1958, the loans
to be repaid on. or before Dec. 31 ,1959.—V. 185, p. 2037.

incurred

expenditures

income

In

part

conscrhction

1957

approximately $1,000,000

approximate $5.910,000.—V.

to

Spiegel, Inc.—October

—V.

the

the

loans

Period Ended Oct. 31—

gales

for

;

gram and
to
in
pursuance
1957

offered

by Dean Witter
terms are to be

designed to effect the necessary accuracy and precision.
The

acquired on Sept. 27, 1957 the inventory, machinery,
and trade name of Jordan Electronics, Inc. of Alhambvti,
wholly-owned subsidiary of Panellit, Inc.)
for the sum o(

company

equipment
Calif,

(a

$196,001.
The

V

order

in

company,

not

deplete

to

its

working,

capital

by

the

recognizing the necessity of supply¬
ing working capital for the Jordan Electronics, Inc. operation, arranged
purchase of the Jordan assets and

Stcrclii Bros.

Stores Inc.—October Sales

Period Ended Oct. 31—

Met
—V.

186,

1957—Month—1956

sales_ft______)_____

$1,464,459

Off—

of 2,000 shares of common stock

1957—8 Mos.—1956

$1,552,282

Bond Financing—

on

Todd-AO
This

proposes to apply the net proceeds of the sale of the
the payment of $4,500,000 of
short-term note indebted¬
for capitalizable

to

expenditures.—V.

186,

American

Swan-Finch Oil
Paul

Windels,

Jr.,

Regional

Administrator

for

the

that

Judge

Southern

judgment
jamin C.

Cohen,

shares

the

.such

of

or

entry

of

Mr.

New

York,

has

fin

signed

order

of

its

are

capital

entitled

"an

to

Swan-Finch

Oil

Corp.

unless*.

stated

i.

*

r

that

this .concludes the
litigation com¬
complaint
was
filed
to
enjoin
SwanM.
Birrell, its dominant officer, and
other officers and directors of Swan-Pinch
Oil Corporation
and cer¬
tain
broker-dealer
firms
from /violating
the registration provisions
menced

Finch

of

last

Oil

the

Securities

stock.

Among

dealer

to

April

Act

the

located

this

when

Corporation,

1933

in

defendants

the

offer

were

and

to

Norris-Aclams,

In Toronto, Ont., Canada, and the
was dismissed
in view of the

effect

service

Commission

John

J.

York

Regional

of

Ltd.,

action

this

upon

Burrcll

pated

had

defendant.

previously

All

respect
the Com-

other

consented

represented

Devancy,

Jr.
Office.

in

the

F.

Griffin

to

the

and

New

"Around

of

Schaefer
time

to

Talcott
-

V.

will

1,16.

the

use

1391.

p.

The

.

in Teheran,

in

one

will

"Todd-AO

*•' producers

net

The

proceeds

ft

additional

a*

Bank, jointly with nine
banks, on Nov. 20 made
privately-owned company, which is the

United

producer
&ion

in

India.

aimed

program

The

at

of

and

the

company's

capacity.

steel

the

released

further

antici¬

during the

stock

part;

Malta and

.

establish

two in

corporation

account

of

costly

division

The

are:

America

Bank

-of

Trust
and

The

by

up

The

Montreal

in

interest

World

Corp., Ltd.—Partial Redemption—

Halifax,

Ottawa,

165,

Northern
Bank

1962.

record

of

investment
recent

stock

Borrowings,

both

of

Finn

enable

buttery
mill,

in

See

St.

John,

Winnipeg,

severally

other

ments,

The

and

World

iu

is

abroad,
are

Bank

that

an

ore

crucihng
and

and

the

this

billet

Bank's

in

and

l.ft.

by

completed

the

has

loan

Inc..

Bid.,

and

Tata

lent

•

(tie

WorW

sintering
a

industry,

Investment
is

20

the

York,

for

private

a

of

to

by

of

blooming

structural

President,
116,

of

mill

Henry

with

Most

all
the

of

thereafter.

years

brings to
enterprises

$356,000.and

p.

establishment

by

behalf

signed

E.

of

13V-.

the

The

agreement
()n

the

Corporation
period

behalf

Embassy,

Bank,—V.

blast;

a

gov¬

T.

the

India

'with

vears

Bank's

interest

Reserve'

Special

Warren,

Tata

of

Mann

V.

Iron

and

Steel

of
Co

H.

of

both

Dayal. Charge d'Affaires
the
Government
or
India.
documents on behalf of the

1191.

Line

Montreal, Toronto.
Edmonton, Calgary or

Corp.

This
ment

shares

Texas—Registers With

Chicago, IU.—Stock Of¬

Corp.

above.—V.

186,

Net

investment company iiled wiih
its
registration statement

to

of

the

SEC

covering

common

stock

($1

par

on

an

value).—V.

185,

Nov.

18

an

additional
p.

amend¬

Net

three

income
months

increase

over

applicable
ended

the

to

S-uit.

30,

$1,249,658




common

100ft

1957,

earned

stock

of

amounted

in

the

Texas

to

Illinois

$1,273,705,

comparable

1956

in
a

quarter.

prior

any

95ft-

relationship

ft

ft'

named

with

below

have

of

principal amount, in the
./below, all debentures
upon, the
exorcise of their

respective
shareholders

the

by

at

underwriters

names

.

'ft. ft; ftftft

ft

'■

/

27.27

—

A__.

18.18

Gould.--._-—9.09
and

1674.

1957—Month—1956

inc.

$ Vs■

11,325.149

99.105,360

7,88.5,879.* 81,112,724

1,833,032

2,042,259

after
taxes

after

$

'

•''*

104,693,397

8,387,698

expenses

income

1957—10 Mos.—1956

$

*

11,693,183

revenues

'ft

:

capital

74,897,608

9,193.931

9,879,407

ft,..ft'ft;ft .ft; /ft ft/ft'

<fc

sinking funds
186, p. 2202.

1,566,386

1,824,516

'

6,882,436

7,810,641

N.

Keyston,

brokerage firm,

has
•'

partner,

of

elected

been

'

Keyston

•.

&

rSan

Co.',

Francisco

director.^—V.>186,^p. 1892.

a

~

'

•'

ft"

.

Western Chrome Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC

corporation

covering

share),
The

per

City,

Nov.

filed

4

shares

of

through

are

operations.—V.

186,

letter

a

stock

General

Securities,

to

be

used

v

notiticatioh

of

common

Utah

proceeds

Utah.

mining

or.

300,000

to

lor

be-

Files

—

with

offered

Salt

Inc.,

the

at

par

Lake

to

incidental

expenses

1674,

p.

Western Newspaper Union—To
its

before

are

Nov.

increased

convertible

15,

1962,

cents

50

at

each

The

company

equal

hs

prices

case.

into

$3.33

at.

3ft)

subordinated

White

15 ft

calendar

$500,000

of

stock

common

of

the

company

per

sale

of

company

The

from
It

to

net

proceeds to be received

debentures

be

used

will

be

added

determined

as

by

to

the

by

the

the
of

from

company

general

board

funds

of

Period Ended Oct. 31—

of

to

resources

anticipated

that

these

finance

its

$3,000,000

approximately

debentures

will

backlog

$175,000

be

—V.

used

of

in

the

or

orders.

proceeds

connection

the company's other business and facilities. This
expansionaccomplished by diversification of company products
through
research and development and/or
by acquisition of new products or
other companies.
No specific acquisitions are under
consideration at
the present time.

has

company

stock

company

to
or

from

principal

plans

creation
that

them

company

ofilce

company

present

for

of

any

additional
from

the

the

is

proceeds

of

sale

incorporated March

at

by

additional
debt.

required
of

the

To

ments

the

ponent
The
of

of

X-ray

5806

Hough

John

A.

Ave.,

20.

1931

in

Cleveland,

Victoreen

instruments

the

and

accuracy

as

company

tubes

have

used
over

for

to

most

required
produced such

has developed and
sub-miniature1 tubes and

has

developed
for

and

voltage

commercial

is

1957—10Mos—1956

$29,056,940 $26,051,889
'

the

Ohio.

Ohio.
purpose

of

measure

of

"'.'"ft/ft'

1957—10 Mos.—1956

$

p.

$

*

*

$

'

610.35F.182 594,283,557

60,520,955

1674.

PROCEEDS —The

.

which

have

in

Dallas,

Texas.

(

Zale

reported sales of $35,843,310 for
1957, while net earnings after taxes

31.

The

past

has

company

five

doubled.

pursued

during

years,

Thirteen

accelerated

an

which

stores

have

the

fiscal

the

added

expansion

number

been

these

and

radio

to

of -stores

March

ended

year

amounted

$2,254,150.
program
has

more

in the
than

organization during

to fthe
,

To
serve
its expanding mavket, Zale's maintains its
design and production shops In New York
City
and
buying organization.

The

nation's
largest
diamonds each week in

own

a

jewelry

worldwide
ft

watches.
The
company
also assembles
and
markets
watches under the brand names
Baylor and Paul Reynard.
Diamonds and watch sales account for

approximately

Banker

ex¬

other

P.

Mr.

tors.
of

of

own
.

of

the

inc.:

Inc.

Co.,

Vice-President

p.

committee

1998.

and

and
a

director .of

been

a

Eppier,

elected

director

director

Advisors.
of

a

has

to

.

Guerin ft

the

board ol

Inc.

President

and Southwestern

executive

186,

also

and

banking firm,

Jewelry

is

Board—

to

Vice-President

(Tex. I-

Zale

Guerin

the

—V.

Elected

Guerin.

Dallas

directors

■vestors.

are

and

its

57ft

company's volume.

Dean

instru¬

diamond
retailer, Zale's buys thousands of
Europe and New York and sets them in rings

and

Turner,

typos

television,

BUSINESS—-The company* said to be the largest retail Jewelry firm
the United States, owns and
operates 85 stores in an area extending
Columbus, Ga., to Seattle, Wash.*
ft
ft:.
\
The executive
offices of the
company,
which is 33 years old, is

located

com¬

in

net proceeds are to be used to acquire the assets
of additional, stores and
to continue expansion ot
operations, according to Ben A. Lipshy,. "President.-

stock

from

and

special'zed

regulation

capital

company's

entire

the

high megohm resistors.
continuing to develop new

applicatien

1957—Month—1956

67.079,940
186,

the

company.

are

stability

company

parts

to

company's

therapy in clinics and hospitals

obtain

electronic

pected

the

2059.

p.

<

additional

developing and manufacturing for use by the entire
X-ray industry
and
medical
profession, instruments to measure and control
X-ray
dosage. John A. Victoreen is no longer associated with the
Certain

184.

Increased—

$2,411,579

1957.
of

long-term
be

may

*

was

located

formed

was

issuance

additional

fund§

borrowing.

BUSINESS—The.
Its

the

extent

provide

may

securities

no

for

or

the

Sales

Bank

City

the

Y.—V.

Jewelry Co., Inc.—-Stock Offered—Eppier, Guerin.
Turner, of Dallas, Tex., and^ associates' oa Nov. IK
publicly offered 125,000 shares of common stock (par$l)
at $13 per share.
This is the first public offering of
securities in the history of the Zale firm.

the

be

The

N.

Zale

in

from

with

and expansion of the newly acquired West Coast
operation,
Electronics
Division.
The
balance
will
be
used
for
the

However,

made '■at

&

pansion of
to

be

York,

1674.

Sales

ex¬

is

will

New

1957—Month—1956

Period Ended Oct. 31—

operation
Jordan

payment

Street,

$2,784,222

——

186, p.

and

recognizes that it will need approximately $200,000
proceeds of the sale of these debentures in addition to
its

cash

is

sale

—V.

the

directors.

company

the

present
the

the

Wall

Debentures—

.

•

PROCEEDS—'The

the

2

$

the

earnings.

sinking

interest

Co.,

Stores, Inc.—October

Sales

to

pay to the trustee starting in
1960 a sum
consolidated
net
earnings
for
the
preceding
year and if such consolidated net earnings be
in excess of
an
additional sum equal
to 10 ft
of such consolidated net

to

accrued

Trust

Redeem

redemption on Dec. 9, next, $33,000 of
fund debentures due June 1, 1971 at

(F; W.) Woolworth Co.—October Sales Up—

subscription agent.
ranging from 105ft

share; such conversion price
share annually thereafter until maturity,

per

plus

lor

,

to

agrees

has called

company

Saunders, Stiver & Co.

subject to adjustment in certain events.

the

slight

was

Westates Petroleum Co.—Banker Elected to Board—

debentures, due Nov. 15,

Cleveland

of

redeemable

are

debentures

or

be

to

Bank

with accrued interest in

,

The
on

National

debentures

The
!

control

Co.—Bank Loans

com¬

price

RR.—October Earnings Show Decline—

oper.

inc.

George

on

Central

world.

Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline

&

oper.

ry.

The

Offered—The

the basis of $100 of debentures for each
shares, or fraction thereof, held as of Nov.
This offering is underwritten by a group of

1957.

33,

1 000 000

2605/

employees'

unissued

(which

Stiver

1548

oper.

Federal

1998.

p.

Co.—Debentures

of

SEC

186, p,

Securities

—

bankers, was also quickly sold and the
See offerings in V. 186, p. 2201.

investment bankers headed by

The

Texas Fund, Inc.,
Houston,

previously

$225,000

had

whom

$'' '

common

capital
President

$671,688 shs,
for

ft

Sulzberger & Co.—*—-:—
18.18
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Incft__i___l-13.64
Clayton Securities C o r p,
^
1:. _—13.64

Railway

new

a

plant,

1953.
two

company

and

signed

was
on

guarantee

Black,

June,

20

program

are

capacity,

and

within

to

commission credited

agreement

Now

Indian
R.

Nov

on

earlier

completed

lending was for railway improve¬
agricultural
machinery,
jet
passenger
air¬

•

Eugene

the

expan-

Earlier

steel

Nov.

on

to

Bank

and

completed
be

(5 6;.

The
Tata

Tata's

but

for

Cruttenden, Podesta & Co

—V.

Pipe

Instrument

3967, at par

one-

finance.

schedule,

be
to

India.

power,

Credit

including the

to

loan

tlu;

iron

loan

about

borrowing

hearth

mill

($28,000,000).

to

for

the

ft-ft.

ftftft

Hallowell,

100ft

five-

of

l'Or

Saunders,

Farmers

300

to

$250,has a

1957

several

The

■'

the

Quebec,

Regina,

of 6% convertible subordinated

the

proceeds

additional

and

be

and

open

the

Rupees

$75,000,000

to

much'

include

amounting

and

the

company

providing

providing

lent

year,

converter

expected

agencies

Industrial

in

investment,

expected
are

amount

the

and

resources, which
India of 134,500,000

sheet-bar

electric

craft.

operation

in

approximately
The

of

none

agreed to purchase
set opposite their

Railway

Nov. 14 offered to its common stockholders
right to subscribe on or before Nov. 29 for $700,000

The

investment

.."-ft/

of its ofiicers or directors.
—

rights:

the

the

of

but

any

subscribed

company on

taken

1960

been going forward under the
supervision
engineers and is approximately on

World

the

total

lias

Co.

works

ernment

for

own

India

ovens,

increased

works

The

at

October

or

percentages
not

Net

Gas

Ute Uranium

Big

Victoreen

Bank

guarantee

$700,000

reserved

fering Temporarily Suspended—

Manufacturers

be

Outstanding

shares

57,740

September,

UNDERWRITERS

($1

producing

will

FINANCING

2,000,000 shs.

authorized

of

for

1091.

p.

Universal Oil Recovery Corp.,

expan-

maturities

shares

in

Inc.,

the company

de¬

this

National

loan

the

equivalent to
foreign exchange.

company to bring both
The
main
installations

continuous

major

at.

issue

the

coke

of

Kaiser

©00

The

i960,

in

its

started

the

Construction
J.

from

1956

completion.

furnace,

half

required

program

will

lo

the

Juno,

March,

profitable

total

In

C.

without

arc

call

programs

than

more

of

Jmlf

D.

participating in the
falling due from

Bank,

000,000.

a

Bank,
Philadelphia

The

Washington,

banks

payments,
participations

The

Exchange

Co.,

semi-annual

expansion
period ending

long

of

commercial

Corn

Trust

The

$700,000

—~

include

not

Period End. Oct. 31-

two

closed.

books

City

The

A.,

Chemical

Tata's
year

S.

PRESENT

TO

1967

15,

ft ft,ft ft

sold

Electronics,

in-that

by another syndicate also headed by the afore¬

mentioned

Tata Company.
The partici¬
Bank of New York, The Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank, The
Royal

National

&

National

the

five

October

T.

Canada,

Co.,

first

First

N.

transaction.

approximately 13ft under the market price at the time the transaction
was
negotiated).
The shares were sold to certain individuals, all of
whom had some relationship, either directly or indirectly,
to Jordan

assist

to

distribution

offering of 1,0()(>,000 shares of common
stock at $17.75 per share, which was made on Nov. 14 by
White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
and associates, was quickly oversubscribed. The offering
of $20,000,000 6Vs% debentures at 99V'2% and accrued

$15,000,000 provided by the banks is the
largest participation
yet taken in u World Bank
loan.
It
was
arranged bv The First
Boston Corp., acting as agent for the
pants

Nov.

$l)_i—

do

shares

stock

mon

The

cf

the

_ _

show

road

lias

the

Canadian

an

EFFECT

GIVING

due

options.

Spain.

separate

a

minimize ,present-day

Transcontinental

F.

to

any

(par

^Includes 65,000

early

in

established

ingot

in

thus

and

stock

"Issued

Sold—The public

capital.

$32,500,000

largest and oldest
will help to
complete

loan

doubling

States

loan

a

productions of "Okla¬

and

in

Authorized

fund

India—

commercial

is

Bank

...

World

it

bentures, due April

A.

by

working

Days,"

Percy M. Stewart,

called for redemption on Dec.
11, next
sinking fund, $10,000 of its 4 ft convertible
1, 1966 at 101 ft*ft. Payment will be made at

the

Regional

negotiated

Todd-AO

80

when

involved

individuals, all of whom had some rela¬
indirectly to the Jordan operation but
prior relationship with the company or
any

or

directors.

sub. debs.,

conv.

Wabasli

.$2,000,000 of subordinated
was

the

in

and

for

pictures

Traders Finance

Tata Iron & Steel Co., Ltd.
(India)—Borrows $32,500,.000 for Expansion of Steel
Production in
The

World

Corp.;

sold

connection."

White, Weld & Co.

>'

.

the

said

London,'./Hamilton,

transaction

and

Magna Theatre

had

CAPITALIZATION

6ft

installations in this country. There are also 12 installations abroad,
of which are in West Germany, two in Japan, one in Rome, one

54

(James) Talcott, Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately—James
Talcott, President, 011 Nov. 19 announced the placement

with institutional investors of

whom

has

"South Pacific"

other

Vancouver.—V.

notes, due 1970.
JEberstadt & Co.

of

heretofore

certain

to

directly

officers or

its

of

entry

Anthony

York

of

none

live

the

supervision of Mr. Windels, by Cornelius
Becker. Securities Investigators attached
Office.—V.
166, p. 2093.

has

"Our company plans to announce from
that are outstanding from the point of
view of both production and exhibition.
In that connection we have
equipment available for immediate installation.
There are at present

action by Mr. Windels and
Evers, attorneys
of the New
investigation was conducted, under the

The

and

Mr.

fe.

Pllccn

and

director

a

success

time

defendants,

to

the

to
it

that

its

were

the

months of 1958, the corporation is now in a position to license addi¬
+ tional
pictures using the Todd-AO Process, which process has been so
instrumental in the success of the abdve productions.

broker-

a

injunction.

is

who

With

with

of

of

will

Seider,

homa"

Swan-Finch

inability

including Lowell M.
of judgment of final
The

sale

rights

announced

subsequently exchanged for preferred stock),
to be owned by Magna Theatre Corp. and

partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co, ft
the outstanding success of

a

•

a

defendant

mission

M.

Lowell

of

of

owner

13

structure

Common

as

t.vh.ff.yV>'m-

.

further

of

Nov.

discounts

other

or

sold

were

either

and

directors

final

required by the Securities Act of
exemption thereunder.
The defendants
Benjamin
C.
Cohen
consented
to
the

Trading Corp.
and
the judgment...
.

Windels

stock

registered

exclusive
on

L. Douglas Netter, Jr., Vice-President.
The board of
comprise, in addition to the President, James F. Burns,
Jr., a partner of
(he/brokerage, firm of Harris, Upham & Co.; Walter
J. Droves, Vice-President for Finance of American
Optical Co.; Joseph

Re¬

enjoining Relclan Tracing Corp.
and
Ben¬
President, from offering to sell or selling any

common

are

Reldan

York

be

(to

continue

Schaefer,

J.

President,

New

permanently

securities

1933

of

the

the

administrative

long been identified in the production
distribution phases of the motion picture industry, has been elected

and

and Excnange Commission, on Nov, 18
Sugarman of the U. S. District Court

Sidney

District

of

is

process,

and

Optical Co.

George

Corp.—Litigation Concluded—

gional Oil ice of the Securities

Announced

ft..

.

Will

Which

oi

"

ft-.'

which

picture

fiscal

subordinated notes
all

2093.

p.

the

fees

no

tionship

corporation,
It will have outstanding only common stock and $4,000,000 of
10-year

company

incurred

motion

private placement of 65,000 shares of
unissued common stock.
These shares

by

but

$225 000 the equivalent of approximately $3.4612 per share, which
price was
approximately 13ft
under the market at the time the
transaction
was
negotiated.
The directors of the company believed
that the discount from the market was justified inasmuch as there
shares

Corp.—Revamps Capital Structure—

corporation,

Todd-AO

revamped

'ft

bonds

authorized

were

company,

The

ness

on

sale

the

for

made

was

pleted.—V. 185, p. 2717.

Co.—Hearing

it was announced on Nov. 15, has
applied to the SEC
for authorization to issue and
sell, at competitive bidding, $4,500,000
of first mortgage bonds, series B. due
Dec. 1, 1987; and the Commission
has given interested persons until Nov.
27, 1()57 to request a hearing
thereon.
V ;
•
\ftft vv'.ftft .-.ft
• ■■■■'>
new

(par $1)

Nov. 19 by Shearson, Hammill & Co. at $55.75 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1.50 per share. It was com¬

$12,164,434 $12,444,907

1673.

p.

Suburban Electric
The

Time, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering

Tekoil

Inc.:

Corp.

of

and

and

of

Southwestern
a

lnDistribu¬

Southwestern

d'rector

and

membPt

Gregg. Equipment, Inc.

(2317)

61

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ALABAMA

office.

(P. O. Greenville),

County

Butler

Alabama

Warrant Sale—An issue of $79,-

warrants

school

000

sold

was

Company

jointly,

Co.,

3^s

as

and

3V4S.

1

1, 1957.

F-A.

terest

Legality aprovcd

Bradley,

White,

Arent,

by

AH

&

Homewood, Ala.
Sale

Warrant

An

—

issue

of

general
obligation re¬
warrants was
sold to

Morrow & Co.,
price of par, as follows:

at

a

July

1

Watkins,

4V4S.

$76,000

Due

1969 inclusive.

1958 to

from

75,000 4s.
1970

July

Due

to

on

1977

from

inclusive.

4V4S.

134,000

on

Due

1

1

Dated

July 1, 1957.
Interest
Legality aproved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of

J-J.

Birmingham.

No.

1

Sale

Warrant

An

—

Sterne,
price of

headed
Leach, at

by

group

&

a

net interest cost of about

100.07,

a

4.38%,

as

follows:

$213,000 6s.
to

1958

Due

Aug. 1

on

from

inclusive.

1965

196,000 41/2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1966 to

inclusive.

1971

191,000 3%s. Due
1972

to

Dated

-

Aug.

on

Aug. 1 from

1957.

1,

Pike

-

All

Interest
White,
Rose, of

&

Sale

—

An

$100,000 school warrants

Bond

issue

of

Al¬
lison, County Clerk, will receive
sealed

bids

at

Harry

—

Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1972
Interest F-A.
Legality

office

his

ant, All & Rose, of Birmingham.

in

ARIZONA

No. 63

Bond

County School District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.

Sale—The

$70,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 14—v. 18(5,
p.

and interest

(J-D) payable at the

Legal¬

County Treasurer's office.

O'Melveny

by

approved

&

School

District,

Los

Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
10

until

9

(PST)
purchase of
a.m.

the

for

school building bonds.

on

Due

and

vation

Control

Flood

No. 3 (P. O.

District

Hollister), Calif.

Bond Sale—An issue of
was

Francisco,

—

Rhea

Averill,

Clerk of Board of Supervisors, will
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.

1958

Due

10,000 4s.

on

Dec. 15 from

1962 inclusive.

to

Due

on

Dec. 15, 1963.

110,000 33/4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1964 to 1974 inclusive.

4s.

80,000
'

Due

on

15 from

Dec.

1975 to 1982 inclusive.

Dated

15, 1957. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Dec.

—

The

building

$1,100,000
bonds offered

Work

Co., and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., at a price of

H.

E.

&

net interest cost of about
as follows:

100.01,
3.42%,

a

1 from

$220,000 5s. Due on Jan.
1962 inclusive.

1959 to

1, 1963.

1976
San

and

the

interest

County




(J-J)

pay¬

Treasurer's

CONNECTICUT
O. Ansonia),

Falls (P.

Beacon

Connecticut

school

Sale—The $100,000

Bond

14—v. 186, p.

ican Securities

Corporation,

at

100.28,

price

a

of

4s,

as

basis of

a

about 3.96%.

(State of)

Connecticut

Bond Sale—An issue of

$35,000,Revenue
and
Greenwich-Killingly

Expressway
Fuel

Fifth Series bonds
were
sold to a syndicate headed
by Lehman Brothers, and the First
Boston Corporation, at a price of
100.002,
a
net interest cost of
about 3.99%, as follows:
Expressway,

$2,950,000 6s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1967 inclusive.

1963 to

2,400,000 41/2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 inclusive.

1968 to

—

were

awarded

to

a

group

-omposed of the Bank of America

San

Francisco,
Co., Merrill

Associa¬

Dean
Witter &
Lvncb
"herce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
\ Co., Stone & Youngberg, Law'on, Levy, Williams & Stern, Irvng Lundborg & Co., and
C. N.
White & Co., at a price of 100.01,
of

Due

3.90s.

on

Jan.

1

from 1975 to 1987 inclusive.

Dec.

Dated
are

The bonds

1957.

1,

subject to redemption prior to

1965, at the
beginning

July 1,

maturity on

election of the State, or

&

Jan.

income

in

the

and

tolls

enues

will

other

secured

be

Expressway

and by motor

by

rev¬

fuel tax re¬

ceipts of the State of Connecticut.
The
bonds are optionally re¬

beginning July 1, 1965
initial redemption price of

deemable
at

an

105%.
to

beginning Jan.

redemption
out of

1963

&

Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; A, M.
Kidder & Co., Inc.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; John Nuveen &
Co.
(Incorporated); Putnam &
Co., Hartford;
Reynolds & Co.; L. F. Roths¬
child & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton &
Co., New Haven; Spencer Trask
& Co.; American Securities Cor¬
poration; Bache & Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Barr Brothers
&
Co.; William Blair & Com¬
pany, Chicago; J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S.
Dickson

to

be

amount

$320,000,-

have been

part of an
authorized issue of $397,000,000.
Proceeds from the sale of the
present series of bonds will
be
bonds

are

->pplied for paying the costs of
part of the Turnpike extend¬
ing from the New York State
'ine
to
the
Connecticut River.

that

When

completed

the

Turnpike

will traverse the State of

Connec¬

ticut, running from the New
State line

Company

Incorpo¬

& Co.;
Co.; W.
Illinois
K e a n,
Taylor & Co.; Laird, Bissell &
Meeds; W. H. Morton & Co. In¬
corporated;
Roosevelt
&
Cross
Incorporated; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Weeden & Co. Incorporated; Wertheim & Co.

Boud

Offering
bids at

—

First

Cook

the

Hartford, until
Nov.

Select¬

will receive

office

of Day,

for

26

12:30 p.m. (EST)
the purchase of

$1,432,000
school
bonds.
Dated
1,
1957. - Due
on
Dec. 1

Dec.

1958

to

1968

near

York

Greenwich, Conn.

office,

Hawaii

at the State Treasurer's
Boise,
or
at
the fiscal
agency of the State in New York
City. Legality approved by Burcham & Blair, of Spokane.
ILLINOIS

Bushnell,

(Territory of)

pub¬
bonds
offered
p.
1999—were
awarded to a group composed of
the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of
New York City, Harris Trust &
improvement
Nov.
19—v.
186',

Savings Bank,
&

of Chicago,
Hutzler,

Salo¬

Drexel

&

Mercantile Trust Co., of St.

Louis, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Blair
&

&

Co., Inc., Spencer Trask

Co., Malvern Hill & Co., Inc.,

Freeman

$90,000
judgment funding bonds was sold
to Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., us
4s

and

3^s.

<;

Chicago Board of Education, III.
Bond

ters,

(CST1

on

H.

Comptroller,

sealed

ceive

of

Offering—Carl

City

until

bids

Chat¬

will
10

re¬
a.m.

Dec. 18 for the purchase

school building
15, 1957. Due
from 1960 to 1977, in¬

$25,000,000
Dated

bonds.
Dec.

on

15

Dec.

clusive.

Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
fiscal agent
of the City in New York City. Le¬

urer's office, or at the

gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.

Chapman

Note—The foregoing

&

supersedes

the report in our issue of Oct.

28

186, p. 1895.

—v.

and Cumberland Counties

Coles

Community Unit School District
No. 2
B

o n

(P. O. Mattoon), III.
Offering — Edna

d

Mae

Kizer, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 26
for
the
purchase of
$1,757,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due

on

from

1

Dec.

1958 to

1977

Principal and interest

inclusive.

(J-D) payable at an agent desig¬
by the purchaser, subject
to approval by the Board of Ed¬
ucation. If no such designation is

nated

made, the Board will designate a
paying agent in St. Louis or Chi¬
cago.
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.

Bond Sale—The $**50,000

&

Co.,

A.

school

building bonds offered Nov. 13—>
v.
186, p. 2096—were awarded to
the First National Bank, of Chi¬
cago, and Julien
Collins & Co.,
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.34,
a

of about 3.96%.

basis

H err in,

Offering

III.
—

Charles

W.

Webster

water
revenue
bonds.
1, 1957. Due on Dec.
to
1997
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1974 and thereafter
are
callable as of Dec. 1, 1973.
$440,000

Dated
1

Dec.

from

1958

Principal and interest payable at
a bank in Chicago or St. Louis, at
the

option of the purchaser.

gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.

Kennedy & Co., as 3.70s, at a nrice

basis of about 3.68%.

Le¬

&

bonds
scheduled to be
Oct. 29 and postponed.

Note —The
were

foregoing

originally

offered on

Randolph County

(P. O. Chester)

Illinois

Dougherty & Co., and F. Brittain

of 100.11, a

III.

Sale—An issue of

Bond

Campbell, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Nov. 25 for the purchase of

lic

Bros.

E.

or

Bond

Bond Sale—The $7,000,000

Co.,

:

office,

inclusive.

HAWAII

mon

Joint

Carpenter,
Clerk
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 9 for
the purchase of $1,360,000 school
building general obligation bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due in 1 to 20
years. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the District Treasurer's

.

from

Counties

District No. 25
(P. O. Arlington Heights), III.

Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,

011

Bank, of Kellogg.

Adams

Cook County School

Philander

sealed

and

(P. O. Grangeville), Idaho
Offering — Leona

Wallingford, Conn.

and certain
paid into the

bonds aggregating

principal
The

&

rated; Francis I. du Pont
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan &
E.
Hutton
&
Co.; The
Company
Incorporated;

1,

acceleration fund, at prices

sold.

Burr

revenues

funds

other

Alex.

&

also will be subject

They

Idaho

Bond

Brown & Sons;
Incorporated;
Cooley & Co., Hartford; First of
Michigan Corporation; Hallgarten

man

bonds

system bonds was sold

sewer

to the Weber

underwriting

Hutzler; B. J. Van Ingen & Co.

Coffin

1, 1963. Interest J-J. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
The

500

Class A School District No. 241

taxes.

Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; A. C.
Allyn and Company Incorporated;
Bear, Stearns & Co.;
Blair & Co. Incorporated; Estabrook
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
W.eeks; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities
Corporation; Tucker, An¬
thony & R. L. Day; G. H. Walker
& Co.; Woo(l,
Struthers & Co.;
Dean Witter !& Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co. Incorporated;
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incor¬

Jan.

000

$467,000 school
offered Nov. 5—v. 186, p.

bonds

1974 inclusive.

to

1971

oike

District, Marin

Federal

porated;

1978 inclusive.

tion,

at

Due On Jan. 1, 1982.
Due on Jan. 1, 1983.

School

to

Rafael

National Trust & Savings

able

Is.

120,000

ranging from 105% to 102%.
Including
the present bonds,
five series- of Connecticut Turn-

165,000 3y2s. Due on Jan. 1 from

County Clerk, will receive sealed

Principal

115,000 2%s.

bond

1975 inclusive.

1964 to

bids at his office in Santa Ana

Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1973 inclusive.

Due on Jan. 1 from

1959 to 1981 inclusive.

Obispo County (P. O.
San Luis Obispo), Calif.

1732

a.m.
(PST) on Nov. 26 for
purchase of $75,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on

follows:

$1,005,000 5s.

San Luis

Bond Sale—The

til 11

Francisco, and Schwabacher
jointly, at a price of 100.0001,
net interest cost of about 4.19%,

24,550,000

County, Calif.

the

the

to

5,100,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from

CALIFORNIA

un¬

awarded

ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
& Sutcliffe, of San

660,000 3y4S. Due on Jan. 1 from

Bond Offering —L. B. Wallace,

186, p.

San

Herrington

Sale

011

T. Paasch,

Francisco.

Bond

opened

Sewer District

(P. O. Kellogg), Ida. %
Bond Sale—An issue of $16,-

The

the bonds is exempt

on

Included

& Co.,

Legal¬

55,000 41/2S. Due on Jan.

County, Calif.

from

Crocker-Anglo National Bank, of

Motor

$50,000 5s.

barrier type

a

system.

Park

1, 1958.

15—v.

Nov.

were

—

000

(MST)

Buena Park School District, Orange

1999

of San

of

on Dec. 5 for the purchase
$650,000 building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1957.
Due semi-annually
from Dec. 1, 1958 to June 1, 1967.
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office.

offered

bonds

sold to the

follows:

as

using

collection

Blyth & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stu¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
art & Co. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
bids at his office in Martinez un¬
&
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co.
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 26 for
Incorporated; Smith, Barney &
the
purchase of $115,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1958. Due on Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; C. J.
Devine &
Co.; Eastman Dillon,
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Union Securities & Co.; Equitable
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Securities
Corporation; Glore,
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
'
office. Legality approved by Or¬ Forgan & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Hemphill,
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Noyes & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
WashingtonUnified School District, ner & Beane; F. S. lVIoseley &
Yolo County, Calif.
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; R. W.
Bond Sale—The $1,240,000 school
Pressprich & 'Co.; SalortioiV Bros.

$250,000

American Trust Company,

IDAHO
Elizabeth

group are:

W.

—

bonds offered Nov.

1®7„5-

Offering

Offering

on

County Water Conser¬

toll road

toll

is expected to be

California
Bond

Kill-

at

Turnpike, with certain exceptions,

2096—were awarded to the Amer¬
Benito

a

of

District, Contra Costa County,

$25,000
Dated Jan.

Maricopa County School Distric^°Vember ,18-Y- 186:
were
awarded to a group com
No. 83 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
wferB
posed of the Security First Na¬
f
Offering Postponed—The offer¬ tional Bank, of Los Angeles,
ing of $259,000 building bonds American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
originally scheduled for Nov. 14—
cisco,
Northern
Trust
Co., of
v. 186, p. 1999—was
postponed.
Chicago, R. H. MoUlton & Co.,

Bond

as

15 from

San Ramon Valley Union High Sch.

Dec.

County Treasurer's office.

hospital

Maricopa County, Tempe Union
High School District (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.

Oct.

on

line

The Turnpike is designed

Interest

Jan. 1 from 1959
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the
1, 1958.

Due

1965 to 1971 inclusive.

as

Palmdale

Rhode Island

the

ingly.

50,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 15, 1964.
347,000 3V4S. Due on Oct. 15 from

a

Myers, of Los Angeles.

1894—were awarded to Refsnes,

Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.

011

purchase of $2,000,building bonds. Dated
Dec. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal

County Treasurer's office.

Maricopa

San

(PST)

a.m.

school

inclusive.

approved by White, Bradley, Ar¬

L.

Dec. 2 for the

sold

was

Thornton, Mohr & Farish, as
4s, at a price of 100.12, a basis of
about 3.98%. Dated Aug. 1, 1957.
on

Offering

to

3.41%,

follows:

1959 to 1963 inclusive.

Due

Fontana Unified School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.

to

Due

1958.

Legality approved by
Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.

flood control bonds

County Board of Education
(P. O. Troy), Ala.

Warrant

1,

Orrick,

F-A. .Legality approved by

Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.

Jan.

office.

San

inclusive.

1976

Dated

Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclu¬

on

sold

was

to

Agee

bonds.

of

issue

$600,000 school warrants
a

James,

bids at his office in San Diego un¬
til 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 3 for
the purchase of $31,000 school

ity

County School Tax District
(P. O. Huntsville), Ala.

as

County Clerk, will receive sealed

000

from 1978 to 1987 inclusive.

Madison

County, Calif.
Offering — R. B.

Bond

Bernardino until 11

July

on

net interest cost of about

a

$70,000 5s.

sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's

Rose, of Birmingham.

$285,000
funding

by

Cardiff School District, San Diego

of

Due on Aug.
from 1958 to 1901 inclusive. In¬

Dated Aug.

approved

Angeles.

to

Georgia,
Atlanta, and George M. Wood &
Trust

the

Legality

O'Melveny & Myers, of Los

Bond

ilton.

Offering—J. Clyde Ham¬

Clerk

of

Board of County

62

(23X8)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

will

Commissioners,

receive

sealed bids until 9:30 a.m.

(CST)
purchase of
$350,000
county
home
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due on Jan.
26

Nov.

on

for

the

from 1959 to 1977 inclusive.

1

J-J.

terest

Trauernicht,

Inc., at a price of
interest cost of about
follows:

as

$395,000 4.10s. Due
385,000 3.90s. Due

Nov. 1 from

220,000 4s. Due

Louis.

1974 to
Dated

on

Nov.

on

1

from

1977 inclusive.

Township School
Corporation (P. O. Berne), Ind.
Bond Offering—Alfred E. Clau-

of

Secretary

ser,

receive

will

School

sealed

1, 1957. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
District Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler, of Chicago.

Board,

bids

2 p.m. (CST) 011 Dec. 3 for the
purchase of $54,000 school build¬

to Jan. 1, 1967, inclusive. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.

Sale

$716,216.31

Bonds

—

were

sold

Indiana
Bond

totaling

to

a

group

composed of the Commerce Trust

Co.,

of Kansas City, Stern Bros.
Co., and Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., as follows:
i

&

$533,918.73 street improvement
bonds, for $215,918.73 3i/2s,

Sale—The

due

$50,000 court¬
house improvement bonds offered
Nov. 15 —v. 186, p. 2096 —were

due

awarded to the Farmers

000

the Clinton

1963

Frankfort,

price of

1961

Bank, and
County Bank, both of

jointly,

3%s,

as

at

a

to

1957.

District,

Sanitary

180,000

Issue—1957
Due

bonds.

Dated

Jan.

1 from

on

Third
1,

Dec.

1960 to

Principal and in¬
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
1989, inclusive.

terest (J-J) payable at the

Jordan Township Civil Township
(P. O. R. R. 3, Williamsport), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $59,000 school

aid bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186,

2000

p.

awarded

were

—

3V2S, at

as

to

price of

a

the

Kent

Township Civil Township
(P. O. State Line), Ind.

Dated

aid

2000

p.

awarded

were

—

to

the

Fountain Trust
as

31/28, at

a

Co., of Covington,
price of par.

Liberty Township Civil Township
(P. O. R. R. 4, Attica), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $43,000 school
aid bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186,

1, 1957. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
State

Treasurer's

3y2s, at

Pendleton

a

price of

par.

Rice

Indiana

Offering

—

A.

Dale

Michael,

Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed

of

bids until

1 p.m. (CST) no Dec. 3
purchase of $119,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.

for the

Due

semi-annually from July 1,
1958 to Jan. 1, 1963 inclusive. In¬
terest J-J.
Legality approved by
Ro~s, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Pike

(P.

Township Civil Township

O.

R.

R.

West

I,

Lebanon),

Indiana
Bond

Sale—The

school
12—v. 186,

$24,000

aid bonds offered Nov.

2096 — were awarded to the
Citizens State Bank, of Williams-

Bond Sale—An issue of

hospital

bonds

Commerce

sold

was

Trust

$525,000

Co.,

to

of

$156,000 3%s. Due
1959

to

1961

to

Warren

Central

a

price of

par.

Consolidated

Sch.

Corporation (P. O. West Lebanon),
Indiana
Bond

1965

&

Co.,

inclusive.
on

Nov. 1 from

1964 inclusive.

to

1968

Nov. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Dec.

1, 1957. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
State

Treasurer's

office.

Legality
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.

the

Farmers

West
of

Central

Lebanon,

as

Bank,
of
3y2s, at a price

Sale

equipment
—v.

186,

—

The

Bond

ceive

sealed

bids

until

10

re¬
a.m.

(CST) on Nov. 25 for the purchase
of $245,000 school
building rev¬
bonds.

enue

Due

on

Dated

Dec.

inclusive.

1

p.

2204—were

awarded

Bank, of Neola.
Pleasant

Valley

Township School
District (P. O. Davenport), la.

Bond

Sale
An issue of $1,000,000 school building bonds was
a
group headed by White-

1962.

Feb.

011

1983 inclusive.

1

Bids

non-callable

for

25

are

asked

are

bonds

and

the

$15,000

notes.

Due

on

April

1,

1958..
<
14,500 notes.

Due

on

April

1,

.•

t

1959.

1963

of

Bond

Hopkins

(P.

O.

Bond

Offering—Henry S. Baker,

Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until

11:30

(EST)

a.m.

Dec.

on

5

of

offered

186,

the

at

2000

$2,156,-

p.

same

—

Jefferson Parish Hospital Service
District No. 1 (P. O.

on

Oct.

from

1

1960 to

1987 inclusive.

Bonds due in 1974

and

are

callable

as

of

April

1, 1973. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or

trust

Legality
Niles, Barton, Yost
meyer, of Baltimore.

&

Visitors

of

approved
Dank-

by

designated by the
Legality approved by
Canfield,
Paddock
&

company

Due

on

ington

and

Wash¬

College (P. O. Baltimore),
Maryland
!

Bond Offering—W. Lester Bald¬

win, Attorney for the College, will
sealed bids at his office,
1513 Fidelity Building,
Baltimore,
10

(EST)

a.m.

Dec. 4 for

on

the purchase of $380,000 non-tax
exempt dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1

Sale

offered

2001—were

Education'

bids

until

a

1 from

thereafter

are

1973.

1960

to 1983
1974 and
callable as of June

Bonds

due in

Principal

and

interest

bank

a

or

trust

designated by the pur¬
L e g a 1 it y approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
chaser.

of Detroit.

/

v

Van

Dyke Public Schs. (P. O.
Van Dyke), Mich.
Note
Offering—Violet Carrier,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will

receive

sealed

bids

until

8

(EST) on Nov. 27 for the
purchase of $272,600 tax anticipa¬
p.m.

tion

notes.

Due

on

Dated

May
be

may

Nov.

15,

15,

1958.

1957.

Principal

payable at such place
upon with the

agreed

purchaser.
The

—

supply

bonds

Governors

receive

until

Bond

of

sealed

June

Detroit, Mich.
water

3<yf

Dec. 4 for the
pur*
chase of
$2,350,000 school site and
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957

as

M-N.

at

on

and interest

Nov.

revenue

19—v.

awarded

MINNESOTA

$2,000,000

system
to

186,

a

p.

group

Bellingham, Minn.
Bond Offering—LeRoy
Okeson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

until

composed of Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Shields & Co.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.;
A. E. Masten & Co., and AllisonWilliams Co., at a price of par, a

tion

$17,000 general obliga¬
improvement bonds.
Dated

Nov.

1, 1957.

Due

1953

to

inclusive.

net

and interest

interest

cost

of

about

3.36%,

follows:

as

chase

Nov.

25

for

the

pur-,

of

State

1967

Nov. 1 from

on

Principal

(M-N) payable at the

Bank

of

from

Bellingham. Le¬
by
Benson
&
Schreiner, of Ortonville.

100,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1, 1968.
1,425,000 314s.
Due
on
Jan.
1

Benson Independent School District

$475,000 4s.
1962

from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Inter¬
est
M-N.
Legality approved by

to

Due
1967

Jan.

on

1

inclusive.

from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.

Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,

Detroit, Mich.
Offering — John

of Baltimore.

Acton, Mass.
Offering — W.

Bond
Town

gality

approved

No.

Minn.

777,

Bond

Sale—The. $495,000 school
building bonds offered Nov. 14
H.

186,

—v.

2097—were

p.

awarded

Louisiana

Treasurer,

to

M. Dain &
Hop wood;
Woodard-Elwood & Co.; Caldwell,
Phillips Co., Inc., and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 4.05%,

(EST)

H.

will

Soar,

of

Nov.

on

26

for

the

purchase

Sold—No

Nov.

on

1

from

1958

school

Nov.

to

bonds.

from

1

1,

1957.

payable

Shawmut

sealed

until

at

the

bids

c/o

Boston, Trust
Street, Boston,

(EST)

on

Nov.

25

from 1958 to

Dec.

1

on

Sale
The $623,paving certificates offered
12
V. 186, p. 1896 — were
awarded to Kohlmeyer & Co., and
Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
jointly, as
—

from

Dec.

tional

Shawmut

Legality

Thorndike,

1958

to

Morgan City, La.
Leh¬

1962

Bank

approved

Palmer

City Secretary, will receive

offered

Nov.

15

Dated

from

1960

to

1982

80,000

current
in

011

Dec.

inclusive.

of

Boston.

by
&

Nov.

Storey,
Dodge, of

14—v.

2097—were awarded to the

15, 1957.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the

official

New

bank

of

the

City

York

City, Chicago or
Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.

186,

p.
Third

4s.

140,000

1981

186,

2097—

p.

Paine,

Webber,

Curtis, at a price of
net interest cost of about

100.02,

a

4.20%,

as

$30,000

to

follows:

.

District

4s.

Due

011

Oct.

1

from

from

posed

City

Offering—Janet

Treasurer,

will

sealed bids until
on

Nov.

$346,000

25

for

bonds,

7:30
the

as

Renaud,

or

after

Sept. 1, 1961.
30,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1957.. Due on

Sept. 1 from

1958 to

com¬

Moody,

&

Inc.;
Na¬
E. J.

American

of

1963

in-

31

group

a

Co.;

Bank,

Condon,
par,

Paiil;

St.

Inc.,
&

Townsend,
price of

and

Tyson,

at

interest

net

a

a

about

of

cost

follows:

as

$250,000 4s.

Due

to

1967

4.40s.

on

Feb.

from

1

inclusive.
Due

1968 to

1981

Feb.

on

In addition the entire issue

extra

1.30%

Indeoendent

Bond
000

593,

1959.
Dist.

Sch.

Minn.

Sale—An

school

will

interest

1, 1958 to Aug. 1,

No.

1

inclusive.

carry
an
from Feb.

bonds.

Dated Nov. 1, 1957.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
on

to

school

Oct.

offered

Crookstcn

(EST)
purchase of
p.m.

follows:

Callable

271, Minn.

Prescott & Co.; H. E. Wood & Co.;
M. B. Vick & Co.; McDougal &

from

receive

No.

Juran
&

1959

$316,000 special assessment

clusive.

of

450,000

Grandville, Mich.
Bond

1

the entire issue will

awarded

4.49%,
1

Feb.

on

1987 inclusive.

to

bonds

Dabney

..

Due

1

Bond Sale—The $700,000

tional

13—v.

Feb.

Bloomington Independent School

were

&

from

inclusive.

4.10s.

Kalman

awarded

on

1980

In addition

fered
were

1

inclusive.

carry
an
extra
1.30 %
interest
from Feb. 1, 1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.

Bond Sale—The
$75,000 general,
obligation water supply bonds of¬

Nov.

1

Feb.

on

1976

Due

to

building
Galesburg, Mich.

Due

1969 to

1977

Feb.

on

1968 inclusive.

3.90s.

from

Nov.

and interest

&

Due

1960 to

from

bonds. Due

sewer

3.60s.

140,000

.15

1968 to 1977 inclusive.

Boston.

bonds

improve¬

on

Due

Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
J.

Due

1962

Hampden-Wilbraham Regional Sch.
District (P. O. Hamoden), Mass.

41,2s and 414s.

public

bonds.

Jaffray

follows:

$135,000
from

1958 to 1967 inclusive.
45,000 4V4S. Due on Oct.

1, 1957. Principal
payable at the Na¬

—

Offering—Emile

Dec.

1967 inclusive.

21,000 water bonds. Due

interest

general

Nov.

oil

inclusive.

and

15 from

Piper,

lighting

Nov.

from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.

Jackson

Dated

308.76

as

1977 inclusive.
165,000 school bonds. Due on Dec.

2096.

Lafayette, La.

for

$445,000 bonds,

from 1958 to

on

Co.;

1982 inclusive.

National

of

Water

the purchase of

were

15

utility
on

1,000,000 public

Na¬

follows:

1

Nov.

on

of Allison-

group composed
Williams Co.,- Inc.; J.

as

public

ment

Principal

Bank, of Boston.

Bank

40
noon

Due

Due

300.000

on

Braintree, Mass.
Bond Offering—Thelma C. Hedlund, Town Treasurer, will re¬

Dept.,

follows:

as

1960 to

1977, in¬

Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rug'g, of Boston.

Shawmut

a.m.

a

inclusive.

Nov.

interest

and

tional

bonds.

2,076,000

of

clusive.

Dated

10

from 1960 to 1982 inclusive.

1977,

Due

1958 to

until

bonds.

55,000 school repair bonds.
bids

ment

•

inclusive.

240,000

bids

Nov. 26 for the purchase

$1,230,000 general public improve-

follows:

as

sealed
011

$4,606,000 bonds,

receive

Bank, Trust Department, 40 Water
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)

1 from 1958 to

Certificate

Witherspoon, City Controller, will

sealed bids c/o National Shawmut

Westwego),

man,

(EST)

Miller,

1

Bond

p.m,

general obligation sewage dis¬
posal system bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Due

receive

Stone, of Detroit.

$204,000 water bonds. Due

LOUISIANA

—

Secretary of Board
will

for the purchase of $1,800,000 non¬
tax
exempt
dormitory
revenue

Mount

$1,156,000
were sold to the Federal
Housing
and Home Finance Agency.

Nov.

Ge-

bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
l'or the purchase of $670,-

thereafter

•

Township School District
O. Portage), Mich.
Offering—Abe De Boer

purchaser.

ceive

1

(P.
Bond

000

1957.

University

Baltimore), Md.

and

Co.,

Additional Sale—Of the

—v.

F.

Dec.

John-s

pm<

company

Bond" Offering—Arthur

MARYLAND

of Kalamazoo,
premium of $10.50.

(J-D) payable at

gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.

of Dec.

as

Louisville.

bonds

1, 1957.

wirtz, Village Clerk, will receive
3

Co.,

a

Portage

1,

Chesaning, Mich.

sealed

plus

inclusive.

Dated Nov.

(b)

Trust

Nov.

on

purchase of $29,500
anticipation notes, as follows:

tax

$600,000 school project bonds. Due

Bank

Bankers

000

sealed

receive
(EST)

p.m.

bonds callable after 10 years from
date of issue.
Interest F-A.
Le¬

1976,

University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 dormi¬
tory revenue bonds offered Nov.
15—v. 186, p. 2096—were awarded
to

8

the

on

1957.

callable

the

at

will

until

from 1960 to

1,

Vernon.
Legality approved by
Wyatt. Grafton & Grafton, of
Louisville.

sold to




Due

1958 to

from

1,
Principal and interest (J-D)

payable

p.

to the Farmers & Merchants State

bids

coin

the

Kalamazoo School
District. Mich
Note Sale—The
$250,000 notes
offered Nov. 18 were
awarded to
the
American National
Bank &

Edward

—

Schrocder, Secretary of Board of

Offering—C. J. Montgom¬
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 13
for the purchase of $350,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,

(a)

Offering

Education,

$840,000 bonds,

Dec.

Bonds due in

thereafter

fire
18

Scharff &

Bond

1958.

p.

(M-S^

trust

receive

County (P. O. Mt.
Vernon), Ky.
Offering — Clarence Car¬

186,

bonds offered Nov.

Note

Hospital Service
(P. O. Kaplan), La.

1

186,

Kenower,
Co., of Detroit.

Michigan

p.

MASSACHUSETTS

received for the $1,500,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Nov. 18—v.

$13,000

186,

ery,

Rockcastle

Bonds Not

Neola, Iowa
Bond

school

14—v.

Parish

District No.

KENTUCKY

par.

IOWA

$50,000

Nov.

14—v.

Byron Agricultural School District,

Bond

Sale—The $191,000 school

building bonds offered Nov. 12—
v.
186, p. 2000—were awarded to

Sale—The

offered

Vermilion

Nov. 1 from

on

212,000 Skss. Due
Dated

the

Kansas

City,
and
Stern
Bros.
jointly, as follows:

time

3V2s, at

as

School District (P.O. Franklinton),

MacArthur &

Interest

p.

port,

2097—were awarded to

street' improvement

offered Nov.

or

by

/':%/•

bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1959 to 1996 inclusive.

County Hospital District
(P. O. Lyons), Kan.

ter, County Court Clerk, will

Metropolitan Sch. Dist.,

Bond

Legality

City.

2000 — were awarded to the
Citizens State Bank of Williamsas

office.

approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas

p.

port,

1967 incl.

$89,000 special

Washington Parish, Mount Hermon

Dec.

Sale—The

$12,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 186,

1

to 1961 inclusive;
3V8S, due on Dec. 1,
and $90,000 3s, due on

157,000 3 V4S. Due

par.

Dec.

on

1958

1962;

1962

Bond

due

Dec. 1 from 1963 to

Citizens State Bank, of Williams-

port,

,

Sale—The

assessment

$18,000

Bond Offering—Charles H. Bos-

for the purchase of $5,-

to

bonds, for $74,-

3V2S,

'

well, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
Dec. 3

1958

1967 inclusive.

sewer

from

on

from

inclusive; $53,000 3 Iks,
Dec. 1, 1962; and $265,3s, due on Dec. 1 from

297.58

Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.

1

on

182,297.58

par.

Dec.

on

Bond

interest

bank

a

designated

chaser.

Township (P. O.
Bloomfield), Mich.

Jones, Inc.

Hutchinson, Kan.
Bond

Bloomfield

Louisiana

1960.
and

payable at
pany

bonds

1,

Principal

Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Bond

Sept.

Springfield, as 3.90s, at a price

MICHIGAN

cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
at any
bank designated by the

1784—were awarded to

,

Clinton County (P. O. Frankfort),

of par.

bonds

KANSAS

until

ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1957. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1958

of

$95,000 public improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1958. Due on Jan. 15

purcnaser.

Nov.

and interest

Berne-French

sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Dec. 10 for the purchase of

National Bank & Trust Company,

on

from 1959 to 1978, inclusive. Prin¬

Nov. 1 from
1967 to 1973 inclusive.

St.

INDIANA

on

1959 to 1966 inclusive.

In¬

of

Co.,

net

a

3.97%,

Legality approved by

&

Charles

Phillips
par,

Monday, November 25,
1957

...

.

issue

of

$450.-

bonds was
group composed of J.
Dain & Co ; Allison-Williams Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hoowood; North¬

sold to

building

a

western

neapolis;

National

Bank

Caldwell

-

of

Phillips

Min¬

Co.;

.

1957
New Ulm, Minn.

shaufihnessy & Co., and Woodeii'd-Elwood & Co., at a price ol:
r

.

cost of about

net interest

a

wald,

•Vf:Jv?].:
3.60S.:!; Due on j F.eb.V: !
follows:

j.96%; as

tat ill 000

,

1969 inclusive."

from 1960 to,
'

150,000 4s.

,

Crystal, Minn.

Offering

Bond

[will

bonds.

Dated

Dec., 1

on

special

1,
to

and

interest

1967

CityVCouncil. "Legality

.

bids

Bon d

Offering

—:

e

1 i t

g a

y

O. Livingston), N. J.

(P.

Offering Postponed—The offer¬

:

ing of $2,500,000 school bonds ori¬

ap¬

ginally scheduled for Nov. 14—v.
186, p. 2001—was postponed.
Maurice River

Twp. Sch. District
(P. O. Leesburg), N. J.

; ; ;

Sylvester

Clerk /of Board of 'Educa¬

Reese-

L

Mount

Pleasant (P. O. North
Tarrytown), N. Y.

120,000 4s.

Offering—Owen M. Quinn,

380,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from

Principal and in¬

Livingston Township School District

No.' 735, Minn.

.

Nov. 1 from 1958 to

approved by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.

1957.

1958

Principal

cation.

assess¬

Dec.

from

on

inclusive.

terest (M-N) payable at the office
of the Secretary of Board of Edu¬

receive

'

Winthrop Independent Sch. Dist.

A.rv,;.

Sealed

—

will

Due

1967

Senn-

proved by Dorscy, Owen, Barker,
Scott 5c Barber, of Minneapolis;

1958 to Feb. 1, 1959.F;

[Feb. 1,

Clerk,

1957.

v.i

C.

payable
at tl,a
bank,, mutually1
agreeable to I the purchaser and

extra 1.20% interest from

ail

A.

—

improvement

the.

' <

y

addition the entire issue car-

In

fries

inclusive,

to 1987

1980

City

inclusive.

Due on Feb. 1 from

-

'

000^

Due

V

1979 inclusive, r y;.;

1976 to

3%,

-

Due on Feb. lfrom

3.90s.

(i() ' 000

' -^

.

Offering

sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Deer. 3 for the purchase of $150,ment

Feb. 1 from

90 000 3.80s. Due on
1970 to 1975 inclusive.

Bond

■

Bond

Town

Treasurer,

Due

June 1 from

on

1975 to 1977 inclusive.

1978 to 1982 inclusive.

will

receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 3 for the purchase of $62,500
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.

400,000 2VjS.

Due

June 1 from

on

1983 to 1986 inclusive.

Four Oaks, N. C.
15 from
Bond Offering — W. E. EasterPrincipal
and interest (A-O) payable at the ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
County Trust Company, Pleasantsealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ville.
Legality approved
by
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 26
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
for the purchase of $210,000 water
Galloway, of New York City.
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due
New York State Thruway Authority on June 1 from 1960 to 1988 in¬
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
clusive.
Principal
and
interest

1957.

15,

1958

to

Due

1961

on

Aug.

inclusive.

Bond Sale—The $148,000 build¬
Bonds Not Sold—The lone bid
ing.bonds offered Nov. 18—v. 186, received for the $50,000,000 State
p.
2098—were awarded to J. B. Guaranteed Thruway (Sixth Is¬
Hanauer & Co., as 4.35s, at a price sue)
bonds offered Nov. 19—v.
of 100.06, a basis of about 4.34%. 186, p. 2206—was rejected.

(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New

received until 6 p.m; tion, will receive sealed bids until
York City.
Nov. 26 for the pur¬ 7:30 p.m. (CST) on, Nov. 29 for
chase of $170,000 improvement the purchase of $12,000 school
Sampson County (P. O. Clinton),
Montvale School District, N. J.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due building site bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
North Carolina
Bond Offering—Cyrus V. Kean,
on March 1 from 1960 to 1979 in1957.vDue On Aug. .1. from 1960 to >; Bohd Sale^-The $150,000 school
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
i elusive. Bonds J due m 1970 and 1965' inclusive; Principal and in¬ bonds
City Clerk, will receive sealed
offered Nov. 18—v. 186, p.
building bonds offered Nov. 19—
I thereafter
are
callable
as
' of terest (F-A) payable at any suit¬ 2098—were awarded to the First bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 26
v.
186, p. 2207—were awarded to
March 1,, 1969,- Legality approved, able bank .designated by the pur¬ National Bank, of Park Ridge, as for the purchase of $35,000 sewer
the First Securities Corporation,
by Faegre & Benson,
of \-Min- chaser,
Legality
approved
by 4s, at a price of 100.006, a basis bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957. Due
be

(CST)

oiv

~

,

.

y

Ineapolis.,;/.

v-_

^

.-

Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.

Siver-

G.

for

2

general obligation drain¬

SI 30,000

Dated

bonds.;

age
Luc

3 p.m. (CST)
the. purchase of

Jan.

on

I inclusive.

Jan.

1960 to. 1977

from

1

1958.

1,

Bonds due in 1969 and

thereafter" are callable

of Jan.

as

if 1978. ■ Principal ' and interest
payable at any Suitable banking
institution' designated
by
the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Joint

Gvaceville

Independent Con¬
solidated School District, Minn.

school

Bond Sale—The $450,000

building

offered

bonds

awarded

were

to

a

•

Nov.

group

18—v.
the

&

lips Co.,

at

interest

a

follows:

•

of par.

Northern

Due

to

1970

150,000

4.20s.

Nov.

on

from

1

inclusive.

Due

Nov.

on

1

1971 to 1976 inclusive.

from

140,000

4.30s.

from

Due

1977 to

Nov.

on

of, par.

'

Bond

of

'r

March 1,

Lake

(State of)
tem¬

Hampshire

awarded

as

ToVvnship

Clerk,

receive

will

obligation

January

1,

Dated

bonds.

Due

1958.

Jan.

on

from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.

and

interest

1

Prin¬

at a
the

payable

bank mutually satisfactory to

purchaser and the Township.

to
at

bonds offered Nov.

18

2098—were awarded
Boland, Saffin & Co., as 3.90s,
a
price of 100.01, a basis of
186,

p.

Due

on

Jan. 1

proved by Briggs, Gilbert,

Morton,
Kyle & Macartney, of St. Paul.
Note—The foregoing bonds were

originally scheduled to be offered
Nov. 5 and postponed.

District

Bond
600

&

Minn.

276,

Sale—An

school

group

No.

bonds

issue
was

of

composed of John

Co^;

First

$500,-

sold

to

a

Nuveen

Bank, of
Minneapolis; First National Bank*
Qf St.
Paul; Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc.; Harold E. Wood & Co.;
Woodard-Elwood
&
Co.,
and

Shaughnesjy
price

4.20s.
1980

National

&

of

Co.,

Inc., at a
3.90s, 4.10s and

par, as
Due on Jan. 1

inclusive.

The

from

1960 to

entire

carries

an

Jan. 1,

1958 to Jan. 1, 1959.

extra

1%

issue

interest from




Treasurer,

Byram Township School District
(P. O. Byram), N. J.
Bond
Olffe.iing — George
E.

Mansfield, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids

Wood, of New York

&

Delafield

purchase of $868,Dated Oct. 1,
Oct. 1 from 1958 to

Dennis

School

Township

».

District

(P. O. Dennisville), N. J.
Offering—Robert N. Hess,

Bond

Secretary

of Board of Education,
sealed3 bids until 8

receive

on

and in¬

Principal

payable at the Endi¬
cott
Trust
Company,
Endicott.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
terest (A-O)

Galway), N. Y.

(P. O.

1

bids until

11

will receive sealed
(EST) on Nov.

a.m.

purchase of $655,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
26

for

the

1, 1957. Due on May 1 from 1959
to 1987 incl. Principal and interest

(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,

Heckler

New York

&

Galloway,

City.

(J-D) payable
at the First National Bank of Cape
May Court House. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
and

interest

Gloucester

New

Bond

School District,

City

Jersey

Offering

—

C.

Edward

Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 25 for
the purchase of $100,000
school
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,

Walker,

Van Etten and
Danby Central School District
No. I (P. O. Spencer), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $124,000
school bonds was sold to Paine,
Spencer, Barton

Webber, Jackson & Curtis, as 3 Fas,
at a price of
100.27, a basis of
about

Due on June 1 from
Due on June 1 from

(P.

Offering

Dec.

1,

on

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able

the

at

Wadesboro, N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-

Bond

ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Releigh

Farmers

Mer¬

and

(EST) on Nov. 26 for

a.m.

the

Due

1957.

Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.

purchase of $330,000 water and
sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
Due on June 1 from 1959 to 1978

Principal

inclusive.

interest

and

(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
Spencer. Legality
hattan Bank, of New York City,
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
or at the Wachovia Bank & Trust
Heckler & Galloway, of N. Y. City.
Company, of Raleigh. Legality ap¬
Wheatland, Chili, Brighton and
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Caledonia Central Sch. District
& McCarthy, of New York City.
No. 1 (P. O. Scottsville), N. Y.
Note
The foregoing bonds
Bond Offering—Dwight Minster,
originally offered on Oct. 30—v.
President of Board of Education,
186, p. ????—and not sold.
will receive
sealed bids until 3
chants Bank, of

—

(EST) on Nov. 26 for the pur¬
of $2,058,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
from 1958 to 1986 incl.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Genesee Valley Union Trust Com¬
pany, of Rochester. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.

OHIO
Akron, Ohio
Bond

Leicester

Caledonia

and

Central Sch. Dist. No.

1

(P.O.

Retsof), N. Y.
Offering—Frank Vattimo,

Bond

Clerk, will receive sealed
2 p.m. (EST) on Nov
purchase of $1,056,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1957.
26

until

the

for

Due

on

Oct.

1

from

1958

to

Offering

the

for

2

Dec.

payable

(M-S)

New

&

Galloway,

of

York

Bond

—

Y.

Laura L.

receive

(EST) on
Dec. 12 for the purchase of $25,000
town improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1958. Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
First National Bank, of Lisbon.

Legality approved by

City.

Squire,

Sanders

Ayden, N. C.
Offering—W. E.

Commission,

a.m/(EST)

the purchase
bonds.

sewer

Due

on

Madison County (P. O.

York

Wampsville), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Alvin J.

receive

on

Nov. 26 for

of $275,000 sanitary
Dated

Dec.

1, 1957,

Principal

and

1977

interest

&

McCarthy,

of

New

City.

Cumberland

White,

Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 26 for the purchase of

will

(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn

Bond

County (P. O.
Fayetteville), N. C.
Sale—The $1,500,000 school

building bonds offered Nov. 19—
v.

of

Bond

Alliance, Ohio
— The
$90,000 street

Sale

assessment

special

improvement

14—</. 186, p.

offered Nov.

bonds

to

awarded

2002—were

&

Co.,

of 100.29, a

Sweney

3V2S, at a
basis of about
as

3.45%.
Cleveland City School District,

will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Dec. 10 for
purchase of $3,000,000 public
library bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
cation,

Easter-

June 1 from 1959 to

inclusive.

Dempsey,

&

Cleveland.

Ohio

sealed bids at his office in Raleigh

until 11

at the
of New

Offering—Michael Wach,
Clerk-Treasurer of Board of Edu¬

ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment

Bank,

Bond

CAROLINA

NORTH

$5,-

office of

the

at

Manhattan

Chase

price

Heckler
York City.

of

the Director of Finance, or

Trust

Sykes,

purchase

Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1978 in¬
Principal
and
interest

Cartwright

Company of Geneseo. Le¬
approved by Vandewater,

Vogel,

clusive.

Genesee Valley National Bank and

gality

Frank

000,000 waterworks improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due

1977

Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City, or at
the option of the holder, at the

—

Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) 011
Director of

on

York,

of

sealed bids until 2 p.m.

County

inclusive

1980

to

1981 to 1985 inclusive.

until 11

3.45%.

Dated

(

O. Lisbon), N.

Lisbon
Bond

..

a

4.02%,

1960 to 1971 inclusive.

250,000 4s.

hattan

Sykes,

about

130,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from

inclusive.

Offering—Ann Speanburg,

District Clerk,

of

follows:

$120,000 6s.

1972

bids

Galway, Charlton, Milton, Provi¬
dence, Perth, Broadalbin, Glenville
and Amsterdam Central Sch. Dist.
No.

as

price of 100.10,

a

cost

interest

City.

District

New York City.

inclusive. Prin¬

from 1958 to 1976

cipal

bonds.

Walker, Town Clerk, will

City.

will

receive
(EST') on

will

Nov. 26 for the

Bond

p.m.
(EST) on- Dec. 11 for the
purchase of $115,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1

Minnetonka Independent School

Offering—Steve Kuracina,

sewer

Durham, at

net

chase

Y.

bids until 3 p.m.

sealed

about 3.89%.

(EST) on Dec. 3 for
Jackson County (P. O. Jackson),
the purchase of $170,000 school
Minnesota
building
bonds. Dated
Nov. 1,
Bond Offering—Edwin H. Dahl,'
1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1958 to
County Auditor, will receive 1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
terest (M-N) payable at the New¬
| Dec. 3 for the purchase of $50,000 ton Trust Company, Newton. Le¬
drainage general obligation bonds. gality
approved
by ; Hawkins,
from 1959 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
able on Jan. 1, 1968. Legality ap¬

Bond

Village

of

p.m.

Endicott, N.

inclusive.

assessment

as

price of 100.03, a basis

a

1977

—v.

Buffalo,

of about 3.23%.

Due

until 8 p.m.

Dated Jan. 1, 1958.

York,

New

1957.

JERSEY

public

$86,000

improvement bonds offered Nov.
14—v. 186, p. 2098—were awarded
to the Marine Trust Company of

$500,000 at 2.15% discount.

600,000 National Shawmut Bank,
of Boston, at 2.17% discount.

Company,

Cortland, N. Y.
Sale—The

000

NEW

sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 27 for the purchase of $2,000

of

$500,000 at 2.10% discount and
•

Trust

jointly, as 4.30s, at a
100.23, a basis of about

Albany,

Bond

follows:

$1,000,000 notes to the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston, for

&

Bank

Com¬

4.27%.

renewal notes offered Nov.

18 were

Barnegat Light, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 water

Offering—Elmer Hilliard,

of

3%s, at

O.

Township (P.

mercial

to

the National

Cross, and

Sale—The $1,600,000

Note

Mahnomen), Minn.,,*

cipal

HAMPSHIRE

NEW

New

1958 to May 1, 1959.

Island

&

sewer

186, p.
Roosevelt

14—v.

Nov.

awarded

1897—were

Western

extra 1.20% interest from

carry an

general

building

bonds, it is reported.

-

Bond

School District

school

$45,000

YORK

Sale—The $123,500

offered

bonds

price

received until Dee. 7 for the pur¬
chase:

'

Altamont, N. Y.

(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Offering — Bids will be

No. 41

a

:

3.31%.

Bond

W,.';

Yellowstone County
:

of 100.18,

price

O.

Agency, as 2:$/4S, at a price

Finance

3.35s, at a
basis of about

Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the National Bank &
Trust Company, of Port Jervis.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafied & Wood, of New York

of Newark, as

Bank,

y

bonds offered Nov.
18—v: 186, p, 2097—were sold to
the Federal Housing
and Home

1

In addition the entire issue will

(P.
-

bonds offered
2002 —were
National State
p.

the

to

awarded

186,

NEW

College

Montana

v.

—

$294,000 gen¬

price

Bond Sale—The $485,000 dormi¬

;

14

-/'y

tory revenue

inclusive.

1981

2097—were sold to
Housing and Home

Helena), Mont.

*.

price of par, a net
about 4.29%, aa
:
v
:•
.,:;

4s.

1960

p.

;

porary

$160,000

dormi¬

Finance Agency, as 2%s, at a

of

cost

186,

Federal

^improvement

Nov.

tory revenue bonds offered Nov.

Hop wood; WToodard-ElCo., and 'Caldwell-Phil¬

&

wood

eral

Helena),,Mont.

v

Bond Sale—The $300,000

12

com¬

posed of J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.;
Allison-Williams Co.; Piper, Jaf-

fray

>

bicis" until

Dec.

on

Sale —The

Bond

Eastern Montana College, (P. O.

Ison, County Auditor, will receive
sealed

Rutherford, N. J.

MONTANA

Minn.

Offering—H.

Bond

Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1962 inclu¬

on

v-

sive.

Faribault County (P. Q. Blue
:'j. Earth),

of about 3.99%.

186, p. 2098—were awarded to

until

noon

the

Due

on

Dec.

inclusive.

1

from

Principal

1959 to

and

1973

interest

(J-D) payable at the Irving Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬

approved

gality

Sanders & Dempsey,

by

Squire,

of Cleveland.

Hiram, Ohio
Bond

main

fered
were

Sale

—

The

$7,925

water

special assessment bonds of¬
Nov. 4 — v. 186, p. 1678 —
awarded to the First Na¬

tional Bank, of

Garrettsville, as 4s.

Mayheld Heights, Ohio
Bond
Sale — The
$113,911.69

county road and bridge
paving bonds offered Nov. 12 —
a
group composed of the Branch
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1957. Due on
v.
186, p. 1898—were awarded to
Banking
&
Trust
Company, of
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
the First Cleveland Corp., as 4V4S,
sive. Principal and interest (M-S) Wilson, Interstate Securities Corp.,
at a price of 100.10, a basis of
and Fox, Reusch & Co., at a price
payable at the Oneida Valley Na¬
about 4.23%.
tional Bank, Oneida. Legality ap¬ of par, a net interest cost of about
Ohio (State of)
3.74%
as follows:
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Bond Sale — The $30,000,000
Due on June 1 from
Feckler & Galloway, of New York $600,nnn 6s.
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
Major Thoroughfare Construction
City.

$171,000

64

(2320)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

bonds offered Nov. 19—v.
186, p. 1786—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Blyth &
revenue

Other members of the
syndicate:
First

City Bank, Chase
Manhattan
Bank, both of New
York, Continental Illinois National

Co.,

Lehman

Brothers, Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,

&

and

the Ohio

Company, at

3.34%,

cantile

follows:

as

$6,000,000

6s.

March

on

Sept.

15 from
inclusive.

1958

2,000,000 4!'2S. Due

to>

First

and

of

1960

March and

on

8,000,000 3s. Due
Sept. 15 from
inclusive.

14,000,000
and

March

on

1962

to

and
1965

•

314 s.

Due

March

on

Sept. 15 from 1966

to 1972

Series

H

bonds, which
are rated Aa
by Moody's and A-l
plus by Standard & Poor's, are
the

eighth

sued

of

installment

$500,000,000

to

be

acquisition

and

issued

for

of

and

cises

the

moneys
and

license

or

Trust

were

levied

Charles

that

bids

A.

be

State

by

on
vehicles and fuels.
constitution provides that a
sufficient amount of the
proceeds
from these taxes be set aside
each

Sale

Bond

Street

000

on

186,
the

extension

Southern

jointly,

im¬

Oregon

State

and

without

legislative appropriation.
Among those associated with

the

in the offering

managers

are:

gan &

Corporation; Glore, ForCo.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;

Harriman

Ripley &
Co.,
Inc.;
Peabody & Co.; Kuhn,
Co.; Lazard, Freres & Co.;

Kidder,
Loeb &

McDonald &

A.

C.

&

Allyn

Jan.

on

2

clusive. I

and

Brown
&
Securities Cor¬

from

1959

Principal

by

at

Weeks; : F. S.
Moseley & Co.; John Nuveen &
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.;"

p.m.
pur¬

1968

in¬

interest
the

City

Legality

ap¬

McCulloch,

ver, Chairman, will receive sealed
ricis until noon
(EST) on Nov. 26
the
purchase
of

for

bonds.

Due

inclusive.

1997

Dated Dec.

Dec.

on

1

from

Bonds

1959

due

in

callable

are

Principal and

as

in¬

burgh.

&

Burgwin, Ruff in, Perry
of
Pittsburgh.

District

No.

5 (P. O.
Oklahoma

'•

Sch.

Dec.

a

ris

&

by

Pohl;

for

Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart &
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
Note

The

—

ments

Nov.

Offering
Holland, County
of

3ViiS.

2,485,000
from

Due

to

3.40s.
1971

on

1970

Due

to

for

to

the report in our
18—v. 186, p. 2207.

inclusive.

Jan.

Principal

and

interest
(1VI-N)
payable
at
the
Hanover Bank, of New York
City.

Legality

Hoyt,
New

issue

Sale —The

Offering—F. T. Edmonds,

City

Gen¬

3.36%.
1

RICO

Capital of Puerto

Rico

(P.

O.

Son

Juan), Puerto Rico
Offering Date Change
The
offering of $3,000,000 public im¬

bonds.

Due

Dated

Jan.

021

1

from

water

Dec.
1959

1,

provement

bonds originally sched¬
uled for Now 20—v.
186, p. 2207—
has been
rescheduled for Nov. 26.
Puerto

day
dend

declared
of

50

a

quarterly

cents

per

ration,

1957,
at

to

the

cember

payable

share

12.

business

Electric
Increase

on

enues

of

Vmber

Sales

y

Electric

the

Authority

amounted

Again

power

to

in

rev¬

Ser>-

$2,936 541,

tember, 1956, according to S.
Descartes, Executive Director.
Revenues
maect-

President
,

Sept.

84.108,
127

in

by

Chapman &

Chicago.

Legality approved by Chap¬
&

man

wutier, of

pal
at

and

the

bonds,

purchaser

and

the

Board

i

a

1

auditorium

Due

021

1959

1977

inclusive.

to

July

Legality app2-oved by
Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothmaii, of

Dated

for

the

30,

1957,

compared
the

12

were

with

preceding

L.

months

12

$3\$26,017,months.

&

Co.,

Jan.

1,

1958.

Principal

Hales

Corners

(Village) Franklin

and Greenfield

(Cities) Joint Union

ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1969
inclu¬
sive. Bonds due in 1967
and there¬
after are callable as of
Dec. 1,
1966. Principal and
interest (J-D)
Chase

Manhattan

Bank, of New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell,
Mai'shall,

Trimble &

Mitchell, of New

York

City.

Burlington, Vt.
Bond

until

chase

of

bonds.
on

Nov.

Jan.

25

$75,000

Dated

Sale

—

bonds

pose

The

will be

for the

awai'ded

14—v.
to

$335,000 of¬
186, p. 2099—

Salomon

Bros.

Hutzler,

100.14,

as 3.10s, at a price
basis of about 3.08%.

a

of

Cape Charles, Va.
Offering—J. Gordon

Bond

nett, Secretary of State

sion,

Local

on

sealed

(EST)

on

of

at

improvement
1, 1958.

Due

021

pay¬

Noi'thampton County

Trust Bank, of Lake
Charles.
gality ap22roved by Reed,
re¬

pur¬

Washburn

&

York City.

system
1958.
Due

1,

Le¬

Hoyt,

McCa2thy,

of

1, 1980.

Bond Sale—An issue
of $700,000
building bonds was sold to the
State Board of
Education, as fol¬
lows:'
Sent. 1 from

on

bonds

offered

2099—were awarded to
composed of the

a

186,

group

Philadelphia Na¬
Bank, Philadelphia; Glore,

Forgan & Co.; Equitable
ties

water

18—v.

p.

tional

Corp.,

fellow,

100.12,

and

Scott

&

as

Securi¬

String-

3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.63%.

a

and

intei'est

Milwaukee

4s.

The

Due

to

1963

1972

bonds

on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.

are

Sept. 1.
Principal and interest (1VI-S)
payable
at
the
Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank, Dallas.
Duncanville Indep. Sch.
Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale—An
issue of
$225,000
schoolhouse
bonds was
sold

Rauscher, Pierce
4As

and

4s,

at

&

re

1958
t

J-D.

McCall,
Dallas.

to

Co.,

a

Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
fro2ii

No.

dated

1989

price
Due

of

021

par.

Dec. 1

apnr^v^d

&

to

4.70s,

inclusive.

Legality

Parkhurst

as

Crowe,

lu¬
lw
of

Bond

County

County, Pasco

1

(P. O. Pasco),

to

a

payable

at a
national

Chicago

gi'oup

composed

Halsey,

of

& Co.
Inc.; A. G. Becker
Co., Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; First
of Michigan
Corp.; Farwell, Chap¬
&

&

man

Co., and Piper, Jaffray &
as
3I2S, at a price of

Hopwood,
100.54,

basis of about 3.44%.

a

Menomonie, Wis.

bids until 8 pun.

Dec.

Dec. 2
school
1957. Due

Principal and

intereg^-(J-D)

(CST)

on

for the purchase of
$88,000

bonds.

Dated

1,
Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1969 inclu¬

on

sive.

payable

at

the

City

Treasurers

office.

Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.

man

CANADA

Sch.

BRITISH

COLUMBIA

Dist

Chilliwack, B. C.

Wash.

Offering—Edith H. Hales.
Treasurer, will receive

sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(PST) C22
Dec. 12 for the
purchase of $200general
obligation bond s.
Dated Jan. 1, 1958.
Due 021 Jan.
1 from 1960
to 1978 inclusive.
The
bonds are
subject to redemption
021 a2id after
10 years
from, date of
issue. Principal and
interest (J-J)
payable at the

...

^

Bond

Sale-—An issue of $82,QUO

improve2ne2it
A.

E.

Ba2ik
at

a

from

A2nes
of

bonds
&

Co.,

was

sold to

Ltd., and the

Montreal, jointly, as
of 91.11.

piuce

1958

to

1967

7

Due on Oct.

inclusive,

in¬

terest A-O.

PRINCE

ISLAND

EDWARD

Prince Edward Island

(Province of)

Comity Treasurer's

Legality approved by Pi*esto22, Thoi'grimson &
Horowitz, of
Seattle.

from

Stuart

of

000

office.

1

Principal

Kenosha, Wis..
Sale—The $1,685,000 cor¬

Bond

WASHINGTON
Franklin

(J-J)
or ;

Jan.

on

porate purpose bonds offered Nov.
18—v. 186, p. 2100—were awarded

inclusive.

5C6 COO

1978

Bond Offering — Alice Kenney.
City Clerk, will receive sealed

$1,000,000

Nov.

inclusive.

New

Newport News, Va.
Bond Sale—The

Due

to

Clemons, of Milwaukee.

Richmond, until noon
Dec. 4 for the
purchase

the

1, 1958.

1959

Ben¬

Debt, will i*eceive
222, Finance

$75,000
public
bonds. Dated Jan.

Jan.

Commis¬

bids at Room

Building,

J.

sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Dec. 2 for the purchase of
$1,500,000 school
building bonds. Dated

bank,
agreeable
to
the
School
Board and the purchaser. Legality
approved by Quarles, Heriiott &

VIRGINIA

water

Jan.

$194 ()no 4M>s. Due
1958 to 1962

various pur¬

totaling

Nov.

able

Offering—Bids

ceived

(P. 0.

Corners), Wis.
Offering — Robert

d

o 11

Fisher, District Clerk, will receive

July 1 Rom 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)

TEXAS

School District No. 5
Hales

VERMONT

on

the

High
B

&

Bond

at

Ed¬

jointly, subject to

election to be held about
Nov.

were

Offering — Mayor J. W.
Dance will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on
Dec. 3 for the
purchase ol' $500,000 school build¬

payable

and R. J.

from

interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chap2iian & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.

Indep. Sch. "Dist., Texas

Bond Sale—An issue of
$275,000
school building bonds was
sold to
the
Columbian
Securities
Cor-

po2-ation of Texas,

1

100,000 park hnprove2-nent bonds.
Due 021 July 1 from 1959
to
1968 inclusive.

of

Trustees.

wards

on

$440,-

follows:

as

m e m o r

bonds.

interest

(M-N) payable
bank, 2nutually agi'eeaole to

a

16 for the purchase of

$340,000

Princi¬

receive

(CST)

Dec.

are

of May 1, 1977.

as

Bay),

Offering—John P. Hollo-

000

fered

Chicago.

to 1997

Legality
Cutler,

WisconsinBond

on

$700,-

Brown County (P. O. Green

to

1957.

compared with $2,356,673 in
Sep¬

De¬

1957.




tw.r

—

john e. McCarthy

November 21, 1957.

Resources

O. San Juan),
Puerto Rico

Corpo¬
December 20,

of

Water

Authority (P.

stockholders of record
close

Rico

divi¬

the capital stock of
this

1960

Interest M-N.

fro2n 1958 to 1987
inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1978 and
thereafter

National City Bank, of New York

City.

receive

(CST)

way, County Clerk, will
sealed bids mitil 2 p.m.

1.968 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the
First

—

The Board of Directors
lias this

will
aan.

May 1 fro2n

on

30.

$70,000

sewer

1957.

T exas

PUERTO

Notice of Dividend

of

Bates,

Wis

exe2iipt
donnitory
bonds. Dated May
1,1957,

revenue

011

callable

of

E2nilsoi{

10 for the pui'chase
of
non - tax

000

May 1

an

Corpus Christi Junior
College Dist.,

inclusive.

FIFTH AVENUE

A.

A.

Nov. 26 for the
purchase
school
house bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1957. Due on

Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) 011 Dec. 3
for the purchase of

Bond

$140,000

obligation bonds offered Nov.
12—v, 186, p. 2003—were
awarded

C0AGH LINES, INC.

Dec.

Beloit),

Manager,

sealed bids mitil 10

Interest

$400,000

Ralls

Brownsville, Tenn.
Bond

of

to Stroud &
Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
price of 100.04, a basis of
about

DIVIDEND NOTICE:

Business

Dallas.

City.
TENNESSEE

Sharon, Pa.
Bond

1

(CST)

Horowitz

Beloit College (P. O.
Bond Offering—v.

approved

E.

Le¬

Preston"

&

Seattle.

inclusive.

of

a.m.

the

1968

Thorgrimson

Cypress Indep. Sch. District

—

and

WISCONSIN

inclusive.

Offering

refunding

1996 inclusive.
Interest F-A.
gality
approved
by

Dal¬

of

Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.

sealed

(EST) on Nov.
purchase of $89,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1957. Due 011 Nov. 1 from 1962
26

Bank,

Due

Bond

Superintendent

foregoing supple¬

eral

inclusive.
on

1977

Jan.

11

construction bonds.
Dated Aug l
1957. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1958
to

(P. O. Route 2, Box 199,
Orange),

Townes

Education, will receive

bids until

Principal

1957.

T exas

Sam

—

(PST)

syste2n

Housto2i.
Little

Helen

1

June

021

(J-D) payable at the

1974

0

announces that
the
of ,Rege2its
will
receive
bids until 1 pan.

sealed

Legality approved by Vin¬
Elluns, Weems & Searls, of

son,

Simons, of Charleston.

Brenham, Texas

a

1961

reve¬

by

i

from

on

$2,-

(A-O) payable at the
Trustee's office.
Legality approved

Savings Bank, of
price of 100.01, a net
cost of about
3.43%, as

$3,500,000

of

A

Principal

and interest

syndicate headed by the Har¬
Trust
&

interest

(EST)

series

bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1957. Due
Oct. 1 from 1960 to
1977 inclu¬
sive, and on Oct. 1, 1996.

bridge bonds offered Nov. 19
.186, p. 2002—were awarded

follows:

a.m.

purchase

nue

National Bank & Trust
Co.,

Chicago, at

the

on

$5,985,000 road

to

4

000,000 Project E,

Oklahoma County (P. O.
Oklahoma
City), Okla.
Bond Sale—The
-—v.

approved

sealed bids until 11

Phoenix),

Oklahoma City.

and

Legality

Pittsburgh Public Parking
Authority, Pa.
Bond
Offering—John E. Rey¬
nolds,
Secretary,
will
receive

Sale—The $57,500 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 13—v. 186,
p.
2098 — were awarded to the
First

at

to

M-S.

Na¬

Knoxville, Tenn.

Bond

of

payable

Offering—Secretary

Hoagland

Jasper, Texas

1958

18^1

4!4s.

on
Dec. 13 for the
purchase of
$3,787000 housing

Bond Sale—An issue of
$102,000
sanitary sewer system bonds was
sold to
Moro2iey, Beissner & Co.,
as
4M»s. Due on March 15 from

Principal

Southern

1,

National

Inc.,

Spartanburg County School District
No. 2 (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond

Due

as

Seattle), Wash.

j

Board

Legality approved by Dianas,
Huguenin & Bootlnnan, of Dallas.

was

May 1 from

(M-N)

E.

and

las.

on
May 1 from
inclusive.

and

;

June 1 from

on

Washington,

University of Washington
(P.
Bond

,

.jwhC

to th»

State of

inclusive.

414s.

and interest

Co., and

Co.,

1957.

Due

1971

Dec.

Republic

tional Bank, of Greenville.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs

Co.

County Dependent

Dated

and

$6,400,000

revenue

terest

OKLAHOMA

1,260,000

inclusive.

1,

Farish,

7);

$19,716 general

obligation bonds offered
Nov
v.
186, p. 2004—were sold

co2n-

Co.;

&

County, Onalasha Sch

and

Salomon Bros. &

Muskogee

Nov.

Municipal Authority, Pa..
Offering—William H. Sil¬

payable at the Mellon Na¬
tional Eank & Trust
Co., of Pitts¬

ter &

1958 to

$76,-

bonds

011

group

&

Mohr

$240,000 4%s.

21,

Due

Citizens

York

Co.

Hutzler; Shields
Company; Stone & Webster Se¬
curities Corporation; Dean
Wit¬

1967

a

Monday, November 25,

.

No.
300 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The

from 1972 to 1986
mclusive.

of

approved by Reed,
Washburn &
McCarthy, of

PENNSYLVANIA

1969 and thereafter
jf Dec. 1, 1968.

&

to

and

Winfree,

to

Equitable

Hornblower

8

the

Shuler & Sayre, of
Portland.

1, 1957.

poration;

will

improvement
2, 1958.
Due

Jan.

payable
Recorder's
office.

sewer

Alex.

for

(J-J)

proved

until

10

$18,525.07

Dated

Bond

&

Incorporated;
Sons;

bonds.

Bethel

Company, Inc.;
Co.; A. G. Becker
Incorporated; Blair & Co.

Co.

of

M.

Recorder,

bids

Dec.

on

Bernice

—

City

sealed

(PST)

Company; Merrill

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Smith, Barjiey & Co.; White, Weld &
Co.;

Bear, Sterns

Offering

receive

chase

Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incor¬
porated; Drexel & Co.; The First
Boston

Bond

Due

to

to

Dittmar

.

Lewis

Tex.

$1,500,000

R. A. Underwood &
Co., as follows:

follows:

interest

the

&

Brookings, Oregon
;

building

Humphrey

-

as

Dated

Ban¬

and

issue

of

Thornton,

CAROLINA

1968 to 1977

Bank, of Grants Pass.

Huddleston,

the bonds

school

Robinson

on

bonds offered Nov. 12
p. 2099—were awarded

Nov.

sold to G. H. Crawford &

re¬

provement

Na-

2.50%

at

June 26, 1958.

on

Sale—An

48,000 4%s.

$81,000

tem¬

First

dated

are

SOUTH

The

year for debt service

notes

$28,000 412 s.

The

—

the

Boston,

The

—

Dallas
Union Securities Corp.; EddlemanPollok Co.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle; Municipal Securities Co2-p.:
Republic National Bank, of Dal¬
las; Dallas Rupe
&
Son,
Inc.;

Chesterfield Couhty School District
No. 5 (P. O.
Ruby), S. C.

OREGON

Bond

to

of

1957 and mature

Manns

will

Bank

The

awarded

posed

$750,000

Indep. Sch. Dist.,

Sale

schoolhouse bonds offered Nov. 12

discount.'

Beaverton, Oregon

to

Resources

ISLAND

Sale—The

1958

—v.

Bond

were

awarded

tional

Superintend¬

—

building bonds.

croft

Water

Gainesville

fiscal

porary loan notes offered Nov. 15

$150,-

000

is

Pawtucket, R. I.
Note

Co.

ceived until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
Nov. 29 for the
purchase of

recon¬

both

taxes

&

for

highways.

to

as

Schools

the

They
principal
interest, solely from fees, ex¬

payable,

of

rights-of-way

construction

struction of State
*are

for

Bank

Offering

announces

authorized

of providing

purpose

the

1 being

are

National

Oklahoma

ent

by the electors by amendment of
the
State
Constitution in 1953.

They

Company, of St.
Kidder, Peabody & Co..

Bond

is¬

the

RHODE

Osage County Indep. Sch. District
No. 7 (P. O.
Skiatook), Okla.

inclusive.
These

for

Development

Rico

Authority.

City, R. J. Edwards
Inc.j F. S. Smithers & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
Northwestern National
Bank, of
Minneapolis, A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., Blewer, Glynn & Co.
and H. I. Josey & Co.

Sept. 15, 1961.

Puerto

Trust

Louis,

Due

for

agent

Bank

of par a net interest cost of
about

Government

Bank

&
Trust Co.,
of Chicago,
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Mer¬

price

a

The

National

.

Bond

000,

5%

sold

to

of

Sale—An issue of $2,000,-

hnpi'ovement
the

bonds was

Equitable Secmuties
Canada, Ltd., at a price of 90.aQ.

.