Wall Street Dips to 1957 Low on Steel Doubts and Russian Satellite
Wall Street fell to a 1957 low as steel shares slid on weak demand and a softer fourth quarter outlook. Aircraft and missile stocks rose early on expectations of increased defense spending after Russia’s satellite launch, then pared gains. The Dow and S and P fell, with Lukens Steel dropping on steel price cuts.
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FTC charges P&G buy of Clorox violated antitrust law
The Federal Trade Commission accuses Procter and Gamble of violating the Sherman Act by acquiring Clorox of Oakland. The complaint argues the deal reduces competition by giving P&G a full line of cleansers and laundry products, eroding rival bleach makers' ability to compete. P&G must answer within 30 days. a hearing is set for December 16 in Cincinnati before an FTC examiner.
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Wall Street Journal Ad Promotes Personal Finance Gains
A promotional notice explains how reading The Wall Street Journal helped a reader grow income from $9,000 to $14,000. It touts timely business reporting, practical money saving tips, and warns Journal readers gain profits by staying informed. Subscriptions offered at $6 for a three month trial.
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May declare extra in November
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad plans an annual stockholders meeting for November 18 in Baltimore with proxy statements sent to shareholders. The reports show varying earnings for the nine months of 1957, and a possible 50 cent per share extra dividend is anticipated at the meeting. Foreign Power Co. files for a public offering of common stock with Lazard Freres and First Boston as underwriters.
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Auto deliveries peak as market barometer hits high
Detroit reports Auto Motive News shows more than half a million cars monthly. Registration totals for January through August reach 4,105,978 this year, up from 4,191,804 last year, with foreign-built cars totaling 116,013 versus 56,730 in 1956.
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Northern Pacific orders 30 diesel locomotives
The Northern Pacific Railway ordered 30 new diesel locomotives costing about 4.73 million dollars for delivery in the first half of next year. Electromotive Division of General Motors will deliver 28 units, ALCO Products will supply 2. The railroad may place a second order later this year for about the same number, with delivery in the second half of next year.
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Lukens cuts eight dollars off steel price
Lukens Steel Co announces an eight dollar per ton cut in carbon plate steel to 102 a ton citing lower raw material costs. Plant operates at full capacity with strong demand into early 1958. Other companies show no price changes in plates.
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General Electric expert predicts higher 1957 net for New Haven
New Haven railroad president George Alpert says freight levels keep the railroad profitable in 1957 despite passenger losses. He notes 1958 fare increase filings could add at least 4 million in net income and may enable dividend payments. The three point plan aims to cut deficits, including tax abatements, to avoid cutting commuter service.
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Toklan Oil enters asset sale with Kirby Vensyn group
Toklan Oil Corp signs an agreement to sell all assets to Kirby Production Co a Kirby Vensyn subsidiary subject to shareholder approval Toklan would receive 863 950 common shares from Kirby Vensyn Kirby will assume Toklan liabilities and Toklan may be liquidated with Kirby Vensyn shares distributed to Toklan holders at 84 100 of a Kirby share per Toklan share
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Market Decline Shown In NYSE Graph
The NYSE graph shows in the third quarter 42 dollars of 1 085 listed common stocks lost ground. Losses extended past 20 percent for 173 issues and between 16 and 20 percent for 118 stocks. Only 123 issues advanced, seven of them rising more than 20 percent.
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Borg-Warner Norge to Make 1958 Washers for Montgomery Ward
The Norge division of Borg-Warner Corp announces production of 1958 model wringer washers for Montgomery Ward & Co. The deal emphasizes Norge's role in supplying home appliances to the retailer.
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Firm's assets acquired in California deal
Standard Pressed Steel of Jenkintown acquired all assets of the Nutt Shel Co of Glendale California. Shareholders received 28 574 shares of Standard Pressed Steel stock for their holdings.
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