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Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
185
Number 5625
New York 7,
General
RAILROAD
A A Oil
The
SEC
-
and
UTII^TY
INDUSTRIAL
-
March
on
filed
12
letter
a
of
notification
INSURANCE
-
to
the
gas.
lor
Tor
expenses
exploration,
drilling, and production
of
In This Issue
Allen
Board
Stock and Bond
oil
"
Quotations-
'
Nine
Months
Ended
Jan.
-Sales Show Gain—
31-—
1957
sales
Income
and services-—
before
Estimated
Federal
Federal
income
Net
income
taxes__
6,074,724
consolidated
subsidiaries
$
Net
-
income-per share__^____^__-__-^__
income
of
wholly-owned SHPX group
Net
companies
Net
income
Combined
„
Net
1957.
<•
net
of
This
income per share
share
per
1,412,714
total
of
version
in
vertible
preferred
the
first
but
1957
stock.
since
in
shares
the
last
the
formation
of
all
5%
above
cumulative
reminded
the
.
instahces
in
company
1899,
it
devices
to
for
this
the
for
design
the
both
Bomarc
corporation's
ACF
Missiles
Bomarc
Is
Erco
Group,
Air
an
and
development
and
Redstone
of
Division*. Richard
announced
Force
surface-to-air
has
and
arming
been
assigned
Chairman of
Wehrlin,
March
on
safety
missiles
and
Redstone
mutual
interest
missile
contracts
of
the
services
in
development
Acme
units
of
*
call
that
for
46
to
March
on
22
announced
that
it
is
775-ton
*
President
Sales
for
totaled
'
the
the
months
$4,179,725,
to
Jan.
$751,336
up
(first
31
22%
or
half
from
tion
cents
in
the
a
share; compared
common
1955
period.—V.
184,
with
$140,639
were
38
or
$90,493
cents
a
or
1909.
p,
Acme
for
by
this
The
reliable
taken
better
closures,"
flbreboard
brochure
currently
boxes
the
closure
information
from
ments.—V.
user
185,
is
in
on
(1)
of
on
to
$1
flbreboard
has
a
guide
economies
boxes.
It
for
and
the
evaluation
stepped-up
contains
a
of
produc¬
collection
of
closure
methods, the facts of which have been
published works and manufacturers' state¬
March
25,
has
Exchange,
issued
orders
under
the
proposed
Securities
public offering
the
Act
of
of
Commission,
temporarily
it
was
suspending
announced
Regulation
on
A
with
-
common
shares
New York, N. Y.
proposed
the
(Regulation A notifica¬
public
offering
behalf
on
(4)
Violla
York,
public
per
of
Haynian,
The
as
Postman
Co.,
New
notification, filed Sept. 3, 1953. proposed
$25,000 of pre-formation limited partnership
A
Walden.
as The By George
Co., Kew Garden Hills,
(Regulation A notification, filed Dec. 4, 1953, proposed the public
offering of from $60,000 to $110,000 of pre-formation limited partner¬
ship interests).
-
A
provides
offerings
the
of
conditions
conditional
a
securities
of
such
not
exemption from
exceeding
exemption
Is
$300,000
registration
in
requirement
a
amount.
for
the
the
orders
In
comply
the
with
above
this
Commission's
cases
asserts
reporting
staff
vides an opportunity
for
such
for hearing,
the suspension should
despite
Each
reports.
be vacated
upon
of
request,
made
or
has
there
that
requirement
been
failure
requests
the
on
a
a
Canada
are
Bulletin.
decisions
on
reviewed
orders
from
This
on
informed
aid
our
to
Monthly-
investment
Canadian securities is available
year
1956
with
§434,994
17,
class
also
of
the question whether
179, p. 1045.
$581,784
on
new
tool
steel
that
gives
%
time gives better finish is now
Ross, Knowles
& Co,
Ltd.
this
corporation announced
The
steel
new
is
called
on
of
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association
of Canada
ST. W.
—
TORONTO, CANADA
properties
comes
about
(0.10% ) to the analysis of
In
Oilgraph-EZ
about
.25
makes
the
about
to
steel
.50%
it
the
.30%
small
of
easier
by
to
adding
a
the
the steel.
of sulphur
in
machine,
affects
when
finish
added
the
of
combination
amount
machinability.
but
the
Improved
small
amount
graphite
adversely
By adding .10%
March 25.
Oilgraph-EZ and
is
A
of
static
from
eight,
10
and
12-inch
100
cu.
Stock
—
from one-eighth
pressures
the size
on
ft.
of
air per
used.—V.
minute
185, p. 925.
Offered—Johnson,
however,
less
than
40
the
on
stock
common
not
in
to
steel
gets beyond
steel.
sulphur to Ollgrapb-EZ, which has a graphite range
of from .20 to .40%,- the graphite and
sulphur act the same as if this
not
A
less
than
share
per
is
stock
common
entitled
cents
both
cents
In
receive
to-
share
per
classes
for
the
on
of
share
per
fiscal year,
any
declared
declared
be
may
40
stock
common
on
which
such
been
dividend
stock.
commorr
stock
common
has
a
the
year on
There¬
declared
In
same
stock
common
payable
April
1938,
1,
covered
1,
this offering
by
Into
is, at
class
A
the
option
Jr.,
present
stock,
that
underwriters
and
owners
to
agree
no
1958,
the
and
holders
withhold
than
more
1959
Maurice
of
either, their respective estates
are
and
of
the
165,000
on
not bound
t.
Walter
165,561
converted
in
share
a
t
May
record
be
However,
holder
each
on
'
conversion
55,000 will
I960.
of
stock
common
•
with
will not receive
1957.
stock
common
convertible
agreement
so
the
CAPITALIZATION
shares
of
said
during any of
event
of
the
death
by this agreement.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
installment notes payable
—collateralized;
Maturing
May
10,
Maturing
Sept.
30,
*5 V* %
Installment
lateralized,
10
6%
year.
payable,
other
maturing
registered
series
contract
'
1958
$56,667
1959
note
82,500
Notes
21,
debenture
subor.
1968
(11
cumulative
notes
to
<
i
\
"all
90. (
63,000
1
Class
A
(17 notes)
207,949
stock
($10
15,000 shs.
stock
common
Common
stock
•Include
($1
($1
Installments
value)
56,350 shs.
200,000shs,
due
within
one
year,
Jan.
its
aggregating $77,000.-. On
$100,000, giving
31. 1957. the company borrowed an additional
collateralized note payable due May 1, 1957.
fBeglnning May 1,
nually,
but
sinking
fund
preferred
a
only
of
stock
5Includes
on
15,000 shs.
5300,000 shs.
200,000shs.
par
value)
par
»
year:
notes)
preferred
\
12,031
within
value)
par
^
creditors";
payable maturing
6%
i
$4,000
payable—col¬
Sept.
A,
.
Outstanding
to bank
Maturing July 1, 1963
Maturing Jan. 1, 1964
sulphur
equivalent
graphite
the
of
Graphite
six,
stocks
basis.
years
♦5%
of
better machinability and at the, same
available after several years of research,
of
the
Not collateralized
sales
of
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—New Development—
A
value.
par
PROCEEDS—The company plans to use the net
proceeds of the
offering for working capital In the operation of its business. Including
without limitation purchasing current
inventory, financing accounts
receivable, paying current debts and obligations, etc.
pro¬
end
request.
25 ADELAIDE
to
sales
class
amount
be
shares,
common
to
$7,479,731 In 1955.
Earnings per share, based upon the 296,112 shares outstanding at the
of 195G, were $1.96 for 1956 and $1.47 for 1955.—V. 185,
p. 817.
on
In
declared,
are
the
dividend
1957,
A
Jan.
share
the
Earnings Rise—
amounted
maintaining
move
stock
must
Jan.
shares
♦
Net earnings for the
$8,685,054, as compared
Is
and
dividends
year
such
the
permanent.—V.
Aircraft Radio Corp.—Sales and
economic trends in
regularly in
$10
to
engineering design, this corporation
polyethylene ventilators and
minute, depending
class
Collateralized
Significant business and
Co.
fabricated
of
Inches,
the
common
Clifton,
for
reports reflecting the amount of securities sold and
which the proceeds were applied.
Each of the suspension
to
use
Intensive
Art Metals Co.
the
on
all
By
One
filing
semi-annual
of
proposal
a
Aluminum
value
no-par
handle
year,
dividend
for
N. Y.
Regulation
approving
Mirro
approve a proposed increase
shares from 1,050,000 to 1,750,-
from
to
dividend
a
A
The
of
and
Donald
G.
Clifford
and
(Regulation
offering
interests);
(5)
Rubber
Y.
N.
on
to
to
common
ventilators
per
exceeding
the
of
(3) Transworld Mercantile Corp., New York, N. Y. (Regulation A
notification, filed Dec, 29, 1953, proposed the public offering of 100,000
non-voting common shares at 50c per share);
of
Investment in Canada
1954,
23,
Kay L. Rockey, of 3,750 common shares to net the offerer $2
share);
•
public
A Guide to—
April
•
shall be non-cumulative:
A dividend
In excess of 40 cents
share may be declared on the class A common stock In
any fiscal
without declaring any dividends on the common stock for such
After
British Industries Corp.,
1269.
amount per share.
directors of the company declared a quarterly
cash dividend of 16(4 cents
per share on the class A common stock,
payable on April 1, 1957, to stockholders or record March
20, 1957.
share);
filed
Advertising, It
Vice-President-—
Change Name—
vote
asked
stock
line
dividends
any
After
notification filed
120,000
will
company
be
designed
four
year
declared
1933
follows:
as
of
year.
49
< Regulation A
Director
dividends
of
713.
and
registration
Inc., Red Bank, N. J.
•
Corp.—New Products Announced—
of
new
size
ft.
fiscal
such
year
Mrs.
as
effect
1954,
per
(2)
the
Securities
21,
packages,
and
from
Aircasters,
tion,
specially prepared
just been published
a
are
to
cu.
any
per
50
Clearings
respect to public offerings of securities,
Box Closure Methods—
Aircasters, Inc., Red Bank, N. J.—Stock Offering Tem¬
porarily Suspended—
The
Inch
Before
in
On
16-page, booklet
a
intended
use
surveys,
p.
an
such
Jan.
company.
new
methods
in
to
of
users
tion
Steel Co.—Booklet
guide
inlet
3,400
class
exemptions
the
months
26
announced
not
at
"A
change
for
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 50
share
••
Lane, Space & Co., Inc. and J. H. Holsman & Co., Inc.,
on
March 26 offered publicly
30,000 shares of class A
common stock
(par $1) at $10 per share.
the
fiscal year)
$3,428,389 in
increased sales promo¬
Secretary
1609.
diameter
of
period last yeai. Reflecting
non-recurring moving costs, net earnings
and
24
of
sales
10
this
authorized
of
to
p.
after,
corresponding
appointed
by George A. Benlngon,
will
systems.
Initially the company
said.
six
named
was
exhaust
13
__
The Course of Bank
22
April
American Agile
50
Payable
Reserve Banks
reeent
erwax,
number
After
50
Federal Reserve System______________
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
capacity and, for the first time, residential air"packages" of two to five tons capacity. Production limit
factory additions was 150-ton capacity units. Field sales
to contractors
have risen to more than half
Acre's production, the
remainder going to other air
conditioning manufacturers, K. A. Weathbefore
Rates
Statement of Member Banks of
producing
he
Corp.—Advertising Director-
been
of
also
159,
American
*
later
years
p.
on
name
and
has
57
Declared
Condition
conditioning
'
the
000,
Cover
Dividends
and
"
Three
Ryan has been with the Gardner Advertising
Agency,
he was a Vice-President.-—V.
185,
—V.
37
Foreign
Exchange
1,
the
47
—_
General Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings
y
now
the
of
Osmond, who
1947, and
since
where
Miscellaneous Features
j
has
stockholders
of
missile's
G.
....
Mr.
stockholders
to
design,
a
Chairman
James
concern
31.
Co.
March
on
Mo.,
change
The
in
Coffey,
screw
.
Ventilators
Industries, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
corporation
up
of
part
The
43
of
&
Ryan
1952
Louis,
to
an
development
and
fabrication
of
fuzing system which arms for
"cocJ^s"! a missile. Mr. Wehrlin explained that missiles are not armed
when launched. The
safety and arming device holds the missile un¬
armed
to prevent dangerous
premature firing until a predetermined
point in flight has been reached. The device then arms the missile.
—V. 185, p. 1037.
This
•
cooperation
comportfnts.
Both
prototypes
,
and
41
42
Army surface-to-surface missile, but contracts for both were received
by Erco
from the
Army. This happens occasionally because of the
J.
succeed
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.—To
41
Transactions American Stock Exchange
21.
missile,
Since
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 37
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
37
Transactions New York Stoek Exchange
37
Missile-Arming Device Contract—
Responsibility
Guy
will
Conn., socket
March
on
by
Mather
Marketing.
Exchange
unusually easy
finishing charac¬
Joined Allen in 1942, after- many years in the Investment
P.
40
Exchange—Curb Section.
Over-the-Counter Markets
Mr.
Hartford,
announced
St.
steel
good
director, and in 1950, became Executive Vice-President.
38
Toronto Stock
has
the
Michael
38
its
...
,
President of this company on April
announcement
L:'Austin
was
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
for
retains
'■/,
/
Allied Chemical & Dye
38
i
an
retire
38
_
Montreal
shares.
common
33
41
Stock
a
This makes the
time
same
1037.
Mather will become
Mather
29
Exchange
on
con¬
stockholders,
and
graphite.
the
p.
Directors.
will
Mr.
.70%
at
185,
to
of
firm of G.
17
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
outstanding at Jan, 31,
the redemption or con-
ACF'S
of
report
single class of capital stock, the
a
$0.30
6,429,905
$4.55
$4.63
computed
shares. reflects
of
Thus,
the
$0.41
%
been
common
common
January,
time
has
ACF
423,995
6,537,034
;
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
'•
578,630
—1
—
$4.25
,
of
1—.
income———
income
basis
consolidated—
share.—
per
net
Combined
the
-
not
Boston
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
6,005,910
$4.22
i_
,1—
____
5,316,427
5,958,404
-
Stock Exchange (Stocks)—
New York Stock Exchange
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
—_—202,513,834 179,726,024
taxes
12,033,128
11,322,337
income
of Co. &
New York
1956
•
Net
Copy
a
Manufacturing Co.—New President—
headed
who
Page
.
(& Subs.)-
has
to
and
Malverrt J.
according
..
ACF Industries, Inc.
.50
were
machine;
teristics.—V.
face
used
$1.25
MISCELLANEOUS
-
yange
with
and multiples thereof to be ofrered first to
stockholders,
public, the stock, at par (five cents per sharer and the
amount.
No underwriting is involved.
The proceeds are
the
at
be
to
PUBLIC
-
$100
to
notes,
Price
Corp., Whitlash, Mont.—Files With SEC—
corporation
of
-then
1957
Corporation and Investment News
covering 1,500,000 shares of capital stock and $25,000 of series A
six year convertible redeemable development notes in denomina¬
6'/a(%
tions
•
N. Y., Monday, April 1,
1958,
out
not
are
200,000
of
less
the
net
$7,500,
outstanding.
shares
was
to succeed to the business of
The
for
so
for
1,
the
long
conversion
any
of
set aside an¬
fiscal
year,
a
shares of the
common
stoek
Jan.
1955,
1958.
organized in Delaware
a
to
prior
as
on
21,
predecessor partnership.
is engaged In the manufacture and distribution, of
entrances
consisting. of aluminum door frames and uw-
company
aluminum
glazed
reserved
share-for-share basis after Jan.
BUSINESS—Company
is required
company
Income
than
aluminum
doors,
designed
primarily for conmercial, industrial,
BUS. ADirl.
*1
duction
ventory.
J.
r',
1269,
p.
Crowell*
corporation reports
end of first quarter of its fiscal year.
This is equivalent to
chare.
Adjusted for a capital gain distribution of 9c on Dec.
the increase for the quarter was 3c a share.—v.. 181. p. i.
E.
1381.
'
u,
Inc.,
7.5C0
Co.,
&
17,500
Co.
9.500
Wagen'seller'& Durst, Inc.
Walston & Co., Inc.__7_7
;
1381.
p.
March 20 announced the production of two new
chemicals—boron trichloride and boron tribromide—at its Los
Angeles, Calif, plant.
The announcement marks the first time boron
tribromide has been produced on a commercial level. ' * ;
V
' i
Cost, of taoron trichloride in t-jnnage quantities will be at S1.60 pier
pound as contrasted to the present market price of S3 per pound,
-according to Daniel S. Dinsmoor,
Vice-President for.-planning and
/This* corporation on
5,000 7.,,boron
14,000
,
.
Killeen,
Corp.,
Finance
Federal
Tex.—
/ '
;
development.
*
'
"
'
" <
Mr. Dinsmoor said the reduced price, was made possible by a semistatement filed with the SEC on Sept. 5, 1956.'
rontinuous production process developed .recently by .the corporation's
"covering a proposed offering of 40.000 shares of class 3 ccifnmon stock
ipar $5)
and 400,000 shares of preferred stock <par?-$5> in-units of /research department. . He said also that further price reductions are
10 prelerred shares and one common share at $55 per unit, was with¬
f* anticipated as production volume increases.
' •♦-.•■)
drawn on Feb.
5.
See also V. 184, p. 1118.
.
%.
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■*♦.
;
.
•;
.
.
.,
t■•
-•
■
,
-
/
Announcement of the two-,new "products raises, to approximately 30
chemical's being manufactured by this corporation
part of its long-range program of boron research and development.
;
x/he number of boron
Harold
as a
—V.
Senior PaTtner of Boenning <fc Co., Phila¬
been elected to serve as director.—V. 169, p. 2413. 7
Scattergood,
F.
delphia.
/
.
registration
American Insulator Corp.—Banker on Board—
ha*
Pa.,
at
American Motors Corp.—Wolf son & Romney in Accord
the Board and President of American
Motors, and I. at the conclusion of our two day meetings in Miami '"
011 March 19 and March 20,
found ourselves in accord oh,the objectives
of American Motors.
•
%
• "
•'.-••'•• '
<
"The
conferences were satisfactory and -productive./ On
the basis
of the programs
we discussed.. Mr. Romney has expressed confidence
that American Motors would be operating in the black early - in- 1953
and possibly sooner.
' V*
•>
"We had a complete exchange of ideas. He revealed his program to
me
in detail; I in turn, -placed a suggested program in Mr. Romney's
hands.
Mr. Romney has advised me that he is prepared to launch an
immediate and even more, aggressive program
in behalf of American
land adjacent tc the Cyanamid
which will be built on i-i acres of
unit.
be completed and at work reducing
ywllution in the upper Raritan River early in 1958.
Land for Cyanainid's plant has been leased from the Reading Co. lor a period up to
100 years.
Land for the Authority's plant will also be acquired from
the
Reading Co.
Details of Its acquisition are being worked out
Both
plants
to
March
on
companv
'■",■•
"I am
convinced and satisfied that the programs integrated, and
executed
will bring American Motors to
the forefront of American
industry, where it belongs.
.
' "
"Mr.
Romney and I will meet in Detroit early in April to discuss
Motors.
Explosives—
Expand Production of Industrial
Plans to
This
expected
are
revealed plans which call for a sub¬
of Its facilities lor the manufacture
26
this
will
completed, the program will increase
explosives production by approximately 60%.
when
that
"Based
•
Installed
facilities
-
the
in
but
is
and
This
•
will
or
.
Mr.
to
corporate
of
ing
'
used
!
$3,180,060
funds
Lehman
borrowings
1957
19.
the
finance
to
had
'
,
government
-
in
working
and
The
EARNINGS—Net
with
approximately
$125,006
will
City.
and
in the development,
be
for
the
stock
Common
'
♦
These
March
tional
Bank
company
agreed,
rent
50%
€00
1956,
V2
of
a
1%
one
the
and bear
other things
among
subsequent
to
shares
300
Dec.
of
additional
of
31,
50%
or
1955
capital
limitation of
stock),
than
the
and
long
so
retained
dividend
distribution
going provisions of
•087 50
under
the
t Including a
of the
earnings
at
credit
debentures and
of
with
12Yz
unpaid
1956
are
their
trust
shares
note
thus
entirety
and in
the
cents
per
of
1954
paid
&
Co.
<the
income
has
in
the
event
to
resDect
Ball,
balance.
restricted
the
of
have
Carl
J.
entered
M.
Co.
&
Dain
&
Eberstadt
F.
as
to
fore¬
$169,-
the conversion
of. 10
cents
per
regular quarterly
into
an
under-
Co..
Reynolds
5,000
Co
'
1,400
I.
2,400
Stein
Co.
(Inc.)
White,
weld
&
Bros.
&
Co
.__7
Corp.
__
tures
forth
set
The
TO
below
Allison-Williams
A.
C.
Allyu.
'Includes
of
option,
On
25,000
11,000
3,000
$8.2OC.00C-
all
value)
par
*
300,000
Co
Co., In£.
5.500,000
300,000
common
shares reserved
:
for issuance
4,250.000
;
or
shares
ferred
for
a
Apeco
sold
to
consideration
cash
Lehman
of
Brothers,
$6,250,
an
one
option
of
to
thereof
(or
to
persons
or
who
are-partners
employees
organizations
all
the
of
Lehman
beneficial
(or
members
in
of
A.
pur¬
their
&
Co
1,000,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
the
or
affiliates
which is held
Brothers
interest
200,000
Baker; Shnonds & Co._
-
Bell.
•
.
Becker
G.
Inc.
any part
of Apeco
families)
'
•"
■
1955.
'y
■
;
severally-
below'have
named
v
&
&
300,000
Co.,
5,500,000
;
300,000
lnc.._
Blunt
Blyth
Elhs &
&
Co..
Burke
1,250.000
7,500,000
Simmons
Inc
B. Eonbright
300,000
& Co.
Boswofth,
C07
Alex.
Sullivan
&
.
Butcher
&
.
600,000
Sherrerd-*.^
&
Central National Corp,_
600,000
_
Childress' and CompiTLy
500,000
Childs & Co., Inc.
500,000
F.
Chiles-Schutz
200,000
Co.
.77
2,500,000
Co._7
1,250,000
Clark. Dodge & Co
Julien
Collins
Courts
&
&
1,000.000
Co.
Co
-
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Robertson
Dewar,
300 000
Pancoast
7,500,00a
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
Bretscher
-
Dominick & Dominick&
Elkins,
Co.
Co.
L.
5,500,000
500,000
-J*
Emerson
'
Stokes
Morris,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
H.
*
200,000
2,500.000
500,000
Doolittle & Co.—
Drexei
-1
Noon-
Inc.
an
300,000
•^500,000
&
<
8c
600:000
Co.,
200,000
.
—
Inc.
Brown
-
1
200,000
&
George D.
£c c MacDonald,
Dixon
Co.
-
Gouinlopk
,
Davenport &
l,oG0,000
Eartow Leeds
25,. 1957
except
immediate
1,800,000
Baud & Co.,
Inc.
exercise
of 25.000 of the authorized and unissued com¬
at the price of $14 per share on or prior to
March 24, 1959, at the price of $15.50 per share thereafter and-on
or
prior to
March 24,
1961, and at the price of $17 * per share
thereafter
and
oh
or
prior to the expiration date of the option,
March -24,. 1963.
Unless exercised, the option shall terminate as to
8.333 shares on March 24. 1959 and as to an additional 8,333- shares
on
March 24, 1961.
The option provides that it may not be trans¬
mon
Co
Robert W.
800,000 shs.
upon
y
C.
Amps & Co., Inc.
1,250,000
& Strudwick-,.
500,900
Bache &
7 Outstanding
"1,000.000 shs. -
( 1
and
operating
total
4.25O.G00
v_:__
-..Corp.
viz:
March
chase
($1
$100
'
other
with' $814,883,000 in
compared
underwriters
Securities
American
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
shares
Common
V
principal amount of deben¬
opposite their respective names:
Co._—7
&
A.' E.
EFFECT
stock of
Telephone
...
Allen
11,000
GIVING
$2,219,986,400.
1
shows
1956
V.
—
Anderson
CAPITALIZATION
"
Tele¬
American
American
\
-
.
.
of
for
$922,395,000
was
Almsiedt Brothers
:<
1
.
.,
$5*825.298.000 \ compared
with ' $5,297,043,000 in
for
1356
before
interest
on
funded
debt and
deductions-
Morgan Stanley
2,400
7—_v._:
-
agreed Ao purchase from the company the
2,400
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
includ¬
and
use
this financing,
statement
subsidiaries
telephone
1.1955..-"'.'"
1,400
•
to
*
effect to
consolidated
5,000
Boyce_
:
income
interest
Webster Securities
2,400
Co
&
of
revenues
-2,400
Stone
to
'
principal
Total
-
'
2:400
*
"
proposes
-
UNDERWRITERS
-
_
—
Co
&
Co
&
3,000
107.214%
-
company
value.
..its
'
2,400
5.000
Co
&
Stix
11,000
Co.^——1_
&
Simon
M.
1 400
1,400
Co. Mac.—
&
7
5,000
.
&
&" Gardner.-'—
Siiberberg
Haupt & Co
Hayden. Stone &
Hentz
Reinholdt
3,000
&
*
.
EARNINGS—A
—i .5,000
„„
;
Ira
H.
Curtis
2,400
.1.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co
•
Webber/Jackson
Paine,
Inc
&
—1.'
Co,
&
Co.j,
Co.,
&
1.400
"J_a—
McKelvy
2.400
Burnnam
-
Lbeb,- Rhoades
1980.
PROCEEDS—The
par
11,000
Newburger & Co.—i—7
Pacific
NorthwestJ CO.—
11,000
Inc
Co.——
M.
Co.
2,400
Inc.
Co._
&
'
at
J
J
100.40999
»
' •* •
bid
106.714% to and including March 31. 1960, and
decreasing to the principal amount after March
1959,
prices
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Co.—., 3,000
&
at
bv
(jointly),
Inc.
Co.
redeemable
be
represented
group
phone &- Telegraph Co. will have a total funded debt of
There are also outstanding 62,893,889 shares of capital
5,000
Freres
31,
telephone plant..
1,400
Newton
Lazard
debenture.* will
new
&
the net proceeds from
sale of the debentures for advances to subsidiary and associated
companies, for the purchase of stock offered by subscription by such
cennanies and for extensions,, additions and improvements to its own
-
2.400
Hutton .&•Co:-"—
E.
A
the
-.
number
Co
Johnston,-Lemon
11,000
&
6i
a
March
31,
received.
was
and Halsev. Stuart
coupon rate'of 438%.
t.here'V'ter
*
bid
Corp.
Th*
follows:
Brothers
July 1, 1956, involv-
was on
First
with
divi¬
as
are
Telephone sale
The
other
One
-
on
the
and
Morgan
by
new
Boston
/
shareholders of
(April It.
to
Debentures
—
debentures maturing in -34 years. The
debenture offering was quickly oversubscribed. ;
ing
nuarrevlv
a
them
of
each
Lentz,
2,400
Sullivan
1957
1,
Hirsch
5,000
Co.\__
Becker & Co.
Bosworth,
declared
underwriters
by
V/.
Co—"
<Sc
July
Hill
5,000
Kraus
&
&
share
a
Co.
headed
group
ing, 3%%
Shares
40.000
2,400
underwriters,
for
a
G.
A.
Con¬
Writing contract with the company and the selling stockholders, wherein
most recent
7
7
Shares
:
Burge
to
Telegraph
&
underwriting
quarter of a billion dollar sale of straight debentures by
American Telephone within the last three years.
The
,
totaled
1956
30,
$2.09
Nov.
equal
has
the
of
purchased
Baird & Co.,
W.
Barth
J.
all
share thereafter.
Representatives)
payable
Bleich-
Calitornia
indenture.
das
directors
names
be
to
Co
&
First
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below acting severally
through their representatives, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Croweii,
Weedon
-
A similar payment is beiag made today
roeder. Inc.
of
bank
under
initial dividend
aiKl
S.
Holyoke
25,000 shares reserved for Issuance upon exercise
the Restricted Stock Option Plan.
an
share,
"Company
and
$1,567,230,
of
Brothers
&
ended
year
'
,
Ellis.
sum
amount
the
reserved
shares
common
cur¬
net
to
QUarter
of
any
31,
In
the
87,719
DIVIDENDS—The company paid
■dividend
is
agreement
provisions
maximum of
pursuant
Dec.
substantially
the
'
options
there
as
will
sharps
outstanding prior to issuance of the 50,000
board
a
Allen
Argeement,
lending
$36,500
(c)
shares
14, 1957.
Lehman
647,860 shs.
consolidated" net
of
(however,
cents
20
Bear,-Stearns
capital.stock of the company held by certain officers <267.at Dec. 31, 1956)
to pay no dividends thereon while held
officers
>
.
50.0C0
Telephone
-
1150.
p.
Company comprising 133 investment firms
offered for public sale on March 27 a new issue of
$250,000,000 28-year 4%% debentures, due April 1,1985,
at 101.214% and accrued interest to yield approximately
4.30% to maturity. The underwriting group was awarded
the issue at competitive sale on March 26 on its bid of
100.5399% for the indicated coupon. This is the third
Chicago.
in
are
offered.
•
••
shares
such
solidated
of
1,170^000
less
not
income
net
the
during
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
Outstanding
$2,716,984
•
daily average unused
standby fee. The company
at
sales
company
2,400
maintain consolidated
worth
agreed to waive the fixed quarterly
issuance
of
the
of
common
shares
record June
earnings accrued subsequent to Nov. 30, 1955 plus $1 600 <b>
to limit payment of dividends to
accrued
by
dend
the
a
and
750.000
Robert
of met
$1,100,000, respectively,
lesser of $36,500 quarterly
of
of
as
fa (to
net
•
the
of
sale
of
excess
&
Stanley
was
copies
DIVIDENDS—The
were
and
consolidated
the
•
in
ultimately represent
that t^ese centers will
$50.000,000.—V. 185,
commented
American
1-
Apeco sells its products through approximately 190
ODerating from
sales
offices
located
in
Atlanta. Boston.
additional
and Security-First Na¬
at 5% per annum. .Tire
interest
annum
per
"
-,
from
proceeds
Headquarters
Bache
V-Loan Credit
year
company
$3,300,000 not borrowed
1956
assets
and
Che
>»
the
FINANCING.
t2,850,000 shs.
between
Los Angeles,
of
pays
of the
amount
has
31,
1,170,000
$1
notes are issued under
dated
This
cities..
Epstein
investment
Offered—An
the
sold for
offering
company
single
$12,168,167
engineering
31,
Authorized
1967
due
value
(par
Dec.
PRESENT
TO
$3,300,000
debentures
stockholders.
certain
EARNINGS—Net
earlier.
year
*Notes payable to bank
convertible
ended
year
a
EFFECT
•
4
C.
D.
30%
to industrial." medical
believes that the commercial
company
$265,013
GIVING
being
is
pet-
represent
Cleveland, Dallas. Detroit, Houston, Los Angeles. N°w York
Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington,
Arnhold
earnings
compared
balance
the
and
shares
.
its products will expand
with the growth of automation
industrial, medical and commercial applications of computers
CAPITALIZATION
of feredy 50,000
areas
other
Mr.
equipment.
salesmen
process-control systems.
♦376,128.
The
shares
Julius
stages
and
by
Chicago,
approximately
and
customers.
its
will be
for
market
and wider
•
agencies
commercial
and
of underwriters headed
stock" is priced at * $13.50
Inc.—Leasing Agent—
According
Equipment Co.—Stock Offered—
group
a
coin-
Draper and Kramer, Inc., as leasing and managing
American Shopping Centers, Inc., was announced on March
Epstein, President of the operating organization for 21
for
by
ning
1150.
p.
sash
storm
presently functioning, under construction, or in plan¬
throughout the country.
..,,•'
to Mr. Epstein, Draper and Kramer was selected because
of a wide experience in the field of developing and operating shopping
centers not only in the
Chicago area but also in other parts of the
country. With offices in Chicago, 111.; Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.;
Milwaukee,
Wis.:
and St. Louis, Mo.,
this company is strategically
located to enable it to' operate these shopping centers, he said.
Six of the
centers are located in and around Minneapolis, Minn.
Three are located in Wisconsin. Others are in operation or are being
built in Rock ford and Decatur, 111.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Hialeah, Fla.;
& Scott.
My
that company do
of
ar.d
screen
.
shopping
.
President
and
assembles photo copy equipment for the repro¬
of letters, documents, memoranda and any
other type of written, printed or drawn material.' It also sells under
its brand name
the photographic type paper and the chemicals, used
of
and
screens,
Appointment of
agent
25
BUSINESS—Apeco
duction
-
American Shopping Centers,
.
capital to finance accounts receivable and - inventories.
7 ing
electronic, electrical and nuclear components and
equipment. The market for the company's products are all brauches
•of the Arrred Forces, other government
agencies concerned with the
defense program, major aircraft manufacturers, research centers and
many
of the leading manufacturers in the electronics field. In 1956
approximately 70%
of total sales were to military customers and
•
the
the
by
proceeds
engaged
is
used
aluminum
ponents.
for general corporate purposes.
Continuing
increases in sales of products have required larger amounts of work-
of
production
by
PROCEEDS—Net
be
acquire
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
185,
Brothers.
of
Screen Corp.,. has recently been formed lrt
and Latin American markets to make and
Metal
Florida
the
serve
"
Merritt-Chapman
to
quickly oversubscribed.
testing equipment in establishing a testing laboratory.
The balance of 60.000 shares are presently outstanding and are being
cold for the account of three shareholders.
to
used
1
occasions, Is
of the Board
financing
new
carry¬
company
increased
26
Of
share.
to
finished
sell
become a member of the board,
my prime business devotion, as
I
to
tne
because
honor
Romney."—V.
$350,000 of the
Approximately
these
reduce
March
of
provide
to
requirements.
to
As
inventories.
larger
capital
necessitated
increasing which has
Miami
•an
the sale of 130.000 shares will be
funds to be available for general
company's backlog of unfilled orders and
been
have
business
borrowed
•
The
purposes.
of
volume
company's
the
this
Chairman
March
on
proceeds from
general
PROCEEDS—Net
ndded
•
350.000 shares and
of
.
invited
American Photocopy
writing group headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
•
door hardware to
sliding
Plymouth.
A new subsidiary,
that
fact
Offering of 200,000 shares of common stock (par $1) of
this company, marking the first time its shares have
been made available for public subscription, was made
Offered—An under¬
and
Crowell, Weedon & Co. on March 21 offered 190,000
shares of $1 par value common stock at $11 per share.
these
<
the
bv
any
to
an
American Electronics, Inc.—Stock
During
1938.
confidence that
American Motors will
early '58, my stock and that of my family
Romney at the next annual meeting of stock¬
Mr,
has
previous
on
as
account
1
,
American
the
represent
-
World War H. the company made almost 4,000.000
and in L945 acquired additional plant'facilities and
its aluminum screening products. The
company has manufacturing plants in ,Miami,
Fla.; Chatsworth. III.and El Monte, Calif.; warehouses in Plymouth, Ird. and Carteret, N. J.;
and regional sales offices in Houston, Atlanta, El Monte, Carteret and
in
added
permit me to serve on the American Motors board of directors,
other outside board.
However, because of my deep interest in
Motors, I have offered my assistance, advice and counsel
not
that
when
com-
screen
mortar shell fuses,
Romney's
for
declined
I
stated
Include
improved materials handling
designed ammonium nitrate department.
newly
a
expected
Castle
finished aluminum screens,
screen,
screen
and contracting
building
in
confidence
My
demonstrated
to our holdings
holdings.
added
to
thereof.
execution
practically
February.
Romney
duties
approximately 280 people will be employed ot
plant reaches full production late this year.
increase over last year of 27% in total em¬
ployment at this location,—V. 185, p. 1381.
f
It
New
in
"Mr.
These
area.
wire
and storm sash components for the window,
trades, along with the Har-Vey line of slidca-foUji and sliding door hardware.
,
,7 -7.
7 '-7
American Screen Products Co. has been making finished aluminum
screens
and frames for
the building trade since it began .operating
and
ponents.
profitably in
voted
be
holders
,
Mr.
on
operating
will
add
to
the
and
most
have
I
and
continue
be
is
Motors
family
my
Atkins, Manager of the
E.
aluminum
shield
•
further
program
American
company's Organic Chemicals Division,
Cyaqamid's, an¬
nual
Tne program Is
expected to be completed In September, 1957.
The
company
is one of the oldest and largest manufacturers of
'Industrial explosives in the United States. It operates two plants at
Latrobe and New Castle, Pa. and maintains 34 magazines in 15 states.
A substantial portion of the new program consists of rebuilding and
expanding the 535 acre New Castle plant- which was heavily damaged
late last year by an explosion in the ammonium nitrate department.
Ten
new
buildings are
being added at New Castle including both
replaced facilities and new construction.
Warehouses, the maintenance
shop,
shell house,
laundry and other buildings required for raw
materials preparation will be of steel frame construction with alumi'
Hum siding
and roofing. All buildings being erected in the explosive
production area of the plant will be of wood frame construction.
When
completely rebuilt, the New Castle plant will be the third
)
largest explosives manufacturing plant in the country. It will have
total floor space (in all buildings)
of 160.000 square feet. Many new
types ot equipment, involving new methods and processes will be
V.
Vaid
.»•'
-
,
expansion and rebuilding
Industrial high explosives.
stantial
ities
-George Romney, Chairman of
f
Aluminum Screen Kits, developed and man¬
have been added to the do-it-yourself con¬
this company
by
Reynolds brand name, as-well as the.-company's vast marketing facil¬
and know-how, are expected to achieve great consumer acceptance
for the screens.
•*.*•;
■,,'•• u, •' :- ■ •
;
John D. Foskett, President pointed out that American Screen Prod¬
ucts would
continue
manufacture and sales
of trademarked Home-
March 22:. 7
issued by Louis E. Wolfson on
Elmhurst, 111.—Contract
.
,
The following statement was
■'
-
..
products-line marketed nationally by. Reynolds Metals Co.; Louis¬
ville, Ky., aluminum manufacturers.
'
■.
7 7 , - •
••
iAmerican Screen Products announced that the Reynolds organiza¬
tion
would
handle advertising, merchandising,' sales and distribution
of the Homeshield
aluminum screen package. -The, popularity of the
Organic
kplant
of
of
cost
estimated
an
.
sumer
and operate natural gas facilities in Louisiana
$1,481,130.—V, 185, p. 817. / •
' 7
to construct
authority
Chemicals Division.
When completed, the plant will be
one
of the largest biological industrial waste treatment plants in the
world
it was revealed by V. E. Atkins, Division Manager.
, ,
The new
unit will further treat and
purify tne company's wastes
before they enter the Raritan River* and give secondary treatment to
the
domestic sewage- of three, neighboring municipalities
Sotnerville,
Raritan and Bridgewater, N. J.
The latter are banded together as
the Somerset-Raritan Valley Sewerage Authority.
In a simultaneous announ ;e<nent, Freas L.
Hess; Chairman of the
Somerset
Authority reveaiethat the Authority expects to begin
"construction ir> June of itr interceptors and its primary treatment
its
-
Homeshield Easy-to-Make
ufactured
Commission has granted thjs company temporary
The Federal Power
officially broken on March 27 by this company for a
new
$4,500,000 secondary sewerage treatment plant to be erected on
58 acres at
ground adjacent to the Bound Brook (N. J.) Works ot
was
185, p. 606.
American Screen Products Co.,
Pipe Line Co.—Adds Facilities—
Louisiana
American
New Plant
Cyanamid Co.—To Build
American
'
,
The
.
Ground
Chemical Corp.—New Products—■
American Potash &
7.500
&
Shearson,
14.000
that
agreement
.
r_—,
Hanunlll
14.000
—
Registration Statement Withdrawn—
Britzke has been elected President of ^'° sub£ldif.ri5,8,7I
Container Corp.,
Maynard, Mass., and Pittsburgh Plastics
p.
Shepard
Prescott,
17,500
'
Lemon & Co.~-
185,
5,000
Curtis ____7.7—
7,500
Co.—
—
persons)
Apeco
option
'
$^.77^ per
28, 19u6,
Corp.,'West Pittsburgh, Pa. William C. Stolk had served as.President
r.nd Mr. Britzke as Vice-President and General'Manager of the subridiaries since
their purchase by American Can Co. last Fall.
V.
185,
Paine.
9,500
Co
&
American
Leonard A.
Hradlev
& Co
& Co.——__
Webber. Jackson &
& Co.7——._
Hutton
F.
—-V.
President of Units
Co.—Britzke Elected
American Can
5.000
Shares
•
9,500
''
v
Morgan
& Co
Goodbody
Johnston,
This
23.500
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
/
Shares, Inc.—Assets $28,000,000
net assets of $27,931,344 on Feb. 28, 1957,
American Business
Co.—
Eichler
Bradford &
C.
Lester,
<k
Dempsey-Tegeler
-
,'
23.500
&
Monday, April 1, 1957
..
at ihe timj of such.tra-efer.- Lehman Brothers has
it has acquired tbr>
'*'«n for investment and
provides that / a.
s>r' '\e extent that'the
optionee
shall
purchase any. sbafes
i. •'ceby,
such
shares
will be
purchased and held by. option*v
in* jstment and will be
carried by optionee in its investment portfolio and optionee will not
-purchase any of such shares with a view, at the time of such pur¬
chase, to any public offering thereof. —185, p. 1150.
such
advised
the
*
"J
Ryons
Co._
Co.—
Weedon
Bateman.
J.
Inc.-— 25.000
5,000
Co.,
Inc.—
Hilsman & Co.,
H.
<Sr
Space
Lane,
Johnson,
185,
—V.
v
Shares
^
Shares
of common stock set forth below:
Alstyne, Noel
Van
each underwriter will be a
number of shares oi said
UNDERWRITERS — The obligation of
reveral obligation to-purchase a specified
etock as follows:
of shares
the num¬
and
ber
I
order.
special
sell
by
agreed to
whereby the company and the selling stockholders have
the underwriters have severally agreed to purchase
and
Approximately 70% of its pro¬
which it cairies iti in¬
Approximately 30% of such production is custom maae to
and institutional buildttw^
consists of standardized
entrances
school
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Estabrook
Fahey,
Co.-.:-
Clark
Fauset,
&
First or
B.
Hibbs
Inc.
-
&
300,000
Mid-South
F.
l,2oo;OoU
-
7,500.000
&
7,500.000
R.
Partners Ltd.,
•Hornblower
E.
F.
W.
&
The
&
Hutton
Illinois
&
Scott
Chas.
F.
<>00,000
&
Co.,
Stroud
Kubn,
Loeb
Laird
&
-Lozard
Lee
Co.__
7,500,000
Wagenseller
600,000
Inc.
7,500,000
___
H.
200,000
Brothers
erle,
"*
G,
Lyons
&
Co.
Weeden
Marks
E.
McDonnell
Mead,
&
&
165,
&
&
further
200,000
&
Co.,
Hess,
Inc.
of
the
of
two
Left
Board
17,
and
1956
In
for
32,000
that
that
the
present
library
for
showing
has
The
Warner
800
physical
shares,
Artists
Unlike
the
films
into
TV
most
well
as
package
Since
and
then,
theatrical
of
the
its
Mr.
Chesler
further
300,000
favorite
200,000
Associated
Viscose
Corp.—New
Uses
for
Gasoline
f
and
films
films,
feet
of
"The
as
"The
Wolf"
TV
by
Net
—
1,433
stock
shot
rights,
Treasure
of
Licenses
will
mechanism
-
for
According to
the
shuttle
liquid
or
loom
it
of
patents
power-driven
on
today by
Development.
Patent
patents,
No.
2,784,743,
Dr.
Associated
distribution
include
337
rights
cartoons
Worth
March
on
for
shuttle
V
in
the
rose
'with
shuttles
•Wade, the
looms
of
S.
U.
Census
by
shuttle
new
there
will
It
fabrics
weave
driven
which
loom.
wider
than
conventional
be
can
Lureau.—V.
185,
be
which
sticks.
In
in
500.000
possible
those
picker
incoroorated
abcut
are
also
According
today
Securities
Securities and
The
SEC
company
covering
($5
1956,
at
the
for
March
60,600
without
filed
of
of
letter
a
in
With
Files
—
notification
stock
common
underwriting,' The
be
to
the
proceeds
at.
to
are
first
used
This
25,
be
to
with
the
SEC
for
for
on
"best
a
which
it
efforts"
will
basis
receive
a
by
Incorporated;
APA,
commission
of
25
Tne
corporation
engineering
,
organized
and
be
with
and
engaged
managed
in
by
business
the
services
APA,
to
oil
of
and
Incorporated.
According
the
pro-
-
spectus,
*
the
dividual
and
ventures.
and
-and
programs
the
reduce
The
his
programs
equipment
designed
are
Federal
tcx
to
advantages
retain
of
by spreading his funds over
provide centralized management,
purchasing
facilities.
Plank
Raymond
the
for
co-cwned
risk
1
The
the
proceeds
to
is
be
leases
in-
of
outstanding 279,586
offering, $50,000 of common
this
purchased;
for
the
has
now
$150,000
present
will
be
future
and
of
used
drilling
to
the
purpose
of
financing
tangible
timing of income from
depletion allowan-jes.
as
shares.
common
stock
carry
of
APAF
inventory
an
and
programs;
completion
the properties
so
as
been
made
The
,
Steel
the
Of
balance
and
controlling
increase
produced
record
a
amount
steel
of
in
1956,
increas¬
tion
of
additional
nearly
tons
7,000.000
to
share
1956
in
in
Included
company's
-
-sale
of
in
will
increase
the
company's
to
$65,593,182,
ingot
total
capacity
ingot capacity
by
to
were
slightly
number
the
history,
$6.05
or
of
shares
earnings
was
less
a
share
than
of
in
which
equal to $6.03
1955.
those
common
figure,
$2,979,371
in
in
a share,
earnings per
because
1955
stock
was
The
of
stock,
highest
On
account
©f
been
the
non-recurring
top,
bottom
assist
the
forehiost
than
cars .of
in
In
the
rate
of
offico.-4v.
i,
that
drop
of
B&O
exchange,
!
2 000
of
type used largely
freight
in
malntainin-'
its
carriers.
hopper cars as part
types.—V. 185, p. 1270.
of
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
"
1957
jggg
$29,179,794 $25,845,850
20,233,257
18,818,696
3;559,10O
2,709,200
1,247,957
ZZZ-ZZZ
1,381,010
$4,006,427
3,465,484
"
-
O.
Corp.
have
Back
Bellanca
is
Nelson
Co.,
informed
96%
the
to
prepared
bankrupt St.
$3,069,997
2,610,609
*
of
Capital
Federal
bid
for
Louis
Court
96%
(Mo.)
it
to
holds
whom
be
a
Graven
which
he
it
controlling interest
of
Federal
will
rule
sell,
may
District
whether
and
in
owned
has
what
set
is
seek¬
shares,
Washer.'
a
hearing
Washer
conditions
at
the
which
are
the
Automatic
Court
Automatic
under
of
plumbing
of
sell
can
the
trans¬
made.
Seydel, heading a group of Davenport,
Iowa, businessmen, has
a
bid
of $600,000
for the Nelson stock.
John
L.
Wilson,
Vice-President of Anheuser-Busch, Inc., who bid as an
in
the
significant
Another
the
"If
opening
drilled
wells
gas
and
oil
one
for
bonds
redemption
due
plus
Nov.
accrue^
Hanover
Bank,
1963.
interest,
70
1,
next,
the
to
Nelson
Broadway/New York
15,
-
to
out
date
Y.
-a
$60,943
expense;-—_______
37.3C2
34,459
$29,158
for
income
I.
depreciation,
been
of
records
10,139
10,593
5,037
President,
in
S9.O86
March
on
earned
also
15
account
surplus
as
holds
now
a
show
that
the
present
from
the
losses
manageniert.
money
Bellanca
then
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
filed
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
on
expansion program that will include the construction
and research facility was announced on'March
increased
demand
for
products,
including meteorological and aircraft flight
electro-mechanical missile components, and closed circuit
the
new
building
construction
185,
will
according
add
66.000
to
LeRoy
square
D.
feet
Kiiey,
of
the
the
most
G.
$13,862
July
History—
Clymer
company
best
Net
in
balance
of
$164,594
in
and
net
These
1956
its
as
of
President,
wholly-owned
operations
amounted
income
the
plant
area.
Co.—Reports Best
to
185,-p.
subsidiaries
25
has
announced
compared
to
compared
to
in
1956
equivalent
about
has
that
experienced
in
*
the
1556
its
history.
$19,051,512 in 1956
were
company
$22,000.000.—-V.
predecessor
in
March
on
$770,771
to
was
earnings
compaied
Currently
caused
has
by
100,000-square-foot
1
Brooke,
year
sales
1955;
$4,747.
management
of
has
31,, 1956,
present
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine
announced:
of
the
to
1383.
p.
Year in
1,500
$13,833
recover
now
to
Nelson.
Sep¬
borrow
engineering
said
—V.
529
taxe$l
eliminated, and this
corporation
in
to
March,
systems such as the Liunicon,
division's General Manager.
1955.
"The
the
Johnston,
purchase
Nelson
division's
•'modern
$25,955
etc
—
deficit
to
stockholders
for
Reportedly this
company's Friez Instrument division..
new
facility is being built to meet the
The
tiie
Paul
from
arranged
$26,484
149
$29,009
depletion,
stock
Division to Expand—
new
He
$66,460
paid, dry holes, abandonments, etc.
for
Nelson's
Bellanca
nioney to Bellanca.
1957
Friez
f2<» »W
1956
1—
general
In
corporation
22,
•TV
Profit—
1957
of
repay loans incurred
declare a dividend of
the note.
A million-dollar
•of
the
Tulsa, Ok la.—Reports
to expire, and his
attorney
plans to re-enter the bidding.
covering 288,264 shares of its $5 par common stock,
to be offered for
subscription under the company's Stock Option Plan
for officers and key personnel of Bendix
and its subsidiaries
-
Corp.,
96%
Bendix Aviation
March
of
N.
no
$3,598,155, which would have can¬
1956, Eellp.nca sold its interest in Nelson
Automatic Washer in exchange
for 950,000 shares of Automatic
Washer common,
giving Eellanca control of Automatic Washer.
Ownership of the Automatic Washer shares is now being
disputed in
a, Chicago
Federal Court, however, by Bellanca and Bankers
Life
&
Casualty Co., Chicago. ("Wall Street Journal").—V. 184,
p. 2322.
<
redemption
has
to
100:V7<
at
purchased
used
celed
rental
$148,000
Payment,
$550,000
Lellanca
bad
was
1956.
in 15 wells resulting^
well.—V. 184, p. 2730.
May
on
1,
of
Wilson
Mr.
was
of a rental equipment yard
for off-shore drilling opera¬
participated
or
offer
Nelson,
Bellanca
44'7 ' in¬
a
his
that Mr.
tember, 1955, for $4,850,000.
$3,600,000 and to re-loan the
Marine
stock
July,
indi¬
allowed
Louis
submits a higher bid, I am
prepared to submit another
Seydel said in Davenport.
Commenting on his group's bid
he added, "I look on this as a business
opportunity.
The
Nelson company has had a fine
past, and there is no reason why it
shouldn't have a fine future."
im¬
'was
Prince
to
St.
for
•
Oil's
in
has
18c
a
to
per
as
approximately
share
in
$12,046,840
$281,533
43c
per
in
share
1955.
backlog of unfilled orders
in
excess
of
1383.
•
,
"The
book
"The
net loss
fiscal
-provision
value
of
the
net
assets
is
now
$1.51
per
for
income- taxes
being
made
this year."—V.
Black
Ilills
Power
&
LigJit Co.—Stock Offered—
•Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an investment banking
group which is underwriting an offering of 34,377 shares
of additional common stock
by Black Hills to its com¬
t
share.
'carry over' creait to income became exhausted in the
July 31, 1956, and accounts for the greatly increased
ended
year
184,
p.
2834.
Construction
■completion
The
Bag
-
with
unit
Kraft
a
will
processing
of
pressure,
for'
the
mon
highest temperature chemical
pulping process is nearing
Kraft
Hodge, La.,
it was announced
on
March 7 by the
is building the new" unit.
is
a
300-ton
recovery
boiler
for
the
Southern
Operation
Designed
.outlet,
highest
built
ever
installation
Advance
sion
in
which
company,
the
of
boileb
recovery
Wilcox Co.—Building Large Boiler—
&
to
Continental
at
steam
generate
liquor
pulp —V.
of
operate
final
1.250
Robert
Co.'e
Can
pound
temperature
900
185,
p.
Divi¬
superheater
Fahrenheit,
be capable of
degrees
148,000
resulting
Gair
the
at
pressure
of
pounds of steam and
from the production of
1382.
will
300
tons
per
day
;act
in
to
stockholders.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. will also
dealer-manager of a group of securities dealers
soliciting the exercise of subscription warrants issued
as
stockholders.
The
subscription warrants evidence
rights, expiring April 9, 1957, to subscribe
rfor the new stock at $22 per
share, at the rate of one
share for each eight shares held as of March
22, 1957,
and give holders the additional
right to subscribe at the
same
price, subject to allotment, for shares not taken
preemptive
upon
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—New Contracts—
Two
new
luxury
passage-time
liners
between
that
the
will
United
cut
seven
days
States, and
from
South
the
round
America
will
cated
exercise of the preemptive fights.
trip
be
I ho
in
western
proceeds
loans
company,
an
electric utility serving an area lo¬
South Dakota
and eastern
Wyoming, plans to use
the
sale
of
these shares
initially to repay bank
to $600,000 which were obtained primarily fcr tho
from
amounting
fn
fluctuations
»
to
46,000
all
v
that
N.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
the
P
been
advanced
construction
——______
I
.
NOTE:
has
PROCEEDS—Th.a
in
income from the
the company's interest in Consumer's Ore Co.
early in the year.
Canada, $63.00 per year.
of
at
can
in
bid,"
doubled
an
outstanding.
the
Charles
commodities.
will
more
freight
Iowa,
6
Glenn
yards
equipment needs of
development
during
supplying
profit
the
1956 amounted
$64,350,609,
the
which
bringing
tons.
Net earnings in
compared
Increase
facilities,
annually,
covering
bulk
nation's
Bellanca
claims
the
*'
capacity by 800.000 net tons, or about 15'/, according to the
report which was mailed to stockholders on March 24.
By mid-1959, the report stated, Armco expects to complete construc¬
for
"
annual
•750,000
still
April
$718,706
by
permissible
costs
to
ing its
*
states,
was
called
Oil
rentals
Net
Co.
of
the "onen
-
Judge Henry N.
and,- equipment
attributed
are
supply equipment
Oil
The
and
Provision
a
Corp.—Capacity Increased—Sales Rise—
corporation
to
amount
at
Babcock
Armco
said,
1750.
p.
Reserves
such
be
devoted to
general corporate purposes. APAF Co. is another
Apache Oil's wholly-owned subsidiaries. It is engaged in the business
purchasing production payments from program participants for
the
Mosser
interest
.income
accounting
listed
is
nearly
outlook
Exchange
Net
will
of
have
"The
corporation
La.,
drilling
many
bids
taxes_______
taxes
trustees
for
23
...
Associated
Stock
income
Net
director.
.,
-
drilling
participant
ventures
for
operates
926.
p.
stock
This
Operating
programs
to
>
"
expenses
vidual,
to
$4,845,102, from the company's oil tool
this
division
operates
11
equipment
added,
City,
and
drilling
plant
Six Months Ended January 31—
per
leases
providing
gas
succeed
once
such
Exchange.—
reduced
long-range
Houston.
Mv.
to
Associated
183,
Lease
is
geological
Mosser
principal
Gross
.share
I
depletion
was
a.substantial
of
American
a
cents
to
President, who
concern.
Tim
•
on
covering 50,000 shares of its S2.50 par common stock,
for public sale at $6
per share. The shares
are
to be
sale
subsidiary,
eoual'
properties,
company's
of
Co.,
year-end,
Atlantic
statement
1957,
offered
offered
registration
a
and
"
instruments,
Exchange Commission—
filed
in
the
completion of eight
the
■
.
corporation
March
the
acquisition
mortgage. 3:,i"/?
—V.
and
At'
1956
Oil Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.—Registers With
Securities
that
Fxoloration
iovenues,
Mr.
There
.
par
be
President
Board
Automatic
Washer
Co.,
Newton,
Iowa,
undergoing reorganization under the Federal
Bankruptcy Act,
ing Court permission to sell the stock. Bellanca
and all
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.—Bonds Called—
the
with
offered
will
Apache
the
&
in
the
of
working capital;
and
notes
tions.
Spokane, Wash.
13
shares
by
Morgan
Exchange Commission—.
on
share),
per
Co.,
the
Board.
operating income
charges
supply
share.
a
and
investment
five
In
Anchor
depreciation
cents
major oil-producing
producers
and. contractors.
1150.
p.
of
January—
income
capital
Profit—
?':rn5.473,
'
noted '
for
crease
in
of
$1,887,928.
-division."
existing
to
Stock
is
•
cars.
the
now
91.000
Attorneys
Des Moines,
cents a
1956. This compares with a net loss
h. '-.ft lviossc-r;
President, who noted
to
bonds
on
while
year,
.nuixig
or 88
trading on
Improved earnings,
Dr.
to
in
or
the
Drilling
woven
according
American
Ca.—Reports
in^nm"
before
$2,281,829,
Mosser
listed
power-
be
can
looms
new
use
with
elected
of
asked
be
revenues
said
-W,
v-c
income
indebtedness
proved
third invention now pending relates to
time-delay mechanism for
power-clriven shuttles.
The use of a power-driven shuttle is expected to eliminate about
25 moving parts on
present
looms, reduce the vibration and increase
the
to
by
Mr.
„
A
of
1956
during
'the
the speed
driven. shuttles to
cash
net
Total
,
*
•greatly
Gas
&
.</i/i>,
.i.
-
that
for
use
Oil
rano-^e
>1"
share for the year ended Dec. 31,
12,
driven by means of a fluid propellant such as
gasoline cylinder is located at each side of the
furnishes
exploding
the
on
,
shafts-r
Ingalls
submitted
Associated
„
Wade,
—
issued
listed
30
to
2438.
p.
Stock
2438.
p.
will
one-of
of
135,
action
is
timp
.
Executive
the compression cycle and actuates the
gas.
This invention is expected to provide a
gasoline in the textile industry.
lit an earlier patent,
No. 2,682,895, the shuttle is driven by solid
^explosive
charges fed to the shuttle propulsion unit by
use
of
a
paper tape.
spark
non-automotive
184,
shuttle
is
small
A
basic
announced
was
the
loom
a
the
under
corporation's
one
of
gas.
and
offered
looms,
the
of
manager
be
184,
Bellaiica- Corp.—Seeks to
Buy
of N. O. Nelson Co.—
Sierra
of
Robin
Hood,"
"Story of Lpuis Pasteur."
theatre
Shipment
after
V.
film.
Adventures
the
and
trip
ihcorporsxte
short
as
"Looney Tunes," "Bugs Bunny," "Porky Pig,"
"Tweety & Silvester;" and "Pepe Le Pew." In addition,
234 "Popeye" cartoons, both in color and black and
Artists
has
operating
Net5
involving
diversifica-
owns
Associated
V.
Explosives Seen in Powered Shuttle for Looms—
fleet
Other
white.
American
as
Federal
characters
"Daffy Duck,"
Moyer
April.—V,
been
the
hopper
cars
B&O
Operating
'Operating
'
feature
also
encompasses
line.
said,
This,
company has along with
'other use of the films.
held
of
Belf/Telephone Co.
other
rights
19
Penn,
formerly Vice-President, has
Vice-President, succeeding Mr. Wolfe
Month of
film
library sales, where only TV rights were
for a specific period of time, Associated Artists was able to
acquire the Warner Library in perpetuity. That is, all Warner Brothers'
rights to the films were* transferred to Associated Artists.
Other
has
Chairman
capacity
The
_
granted
4,250,000
in
carry coal, ore and other
Tlle proposed
construction
company
contracts
for
12,000,000
as
Rhine,"
£ea
777
some
such
are
the
on
Wolfe
company
-position
Corp.
Produc¬
by Pressed Metals.
the company's next
meeting the
will be available and that the board
library consists of
in
4,250,000
Co.
to
surviving
$7,000,000 in
at
television.
on
entered
silent
completed
and
E.
The new
that
company
stern' tube
contract
Baltimore & Ohio RR.- -To
Buy New Equipment—
the
common
business
round
1382.
p.
70-ton
formerly conducted
that
and figures
"Watch
Co.,
________
185,
it
tele¬
Productions
Associated
Division's
formerly Chairman
rExecutive
time,- establish a dividend policy which will be In line
projected progress of the company. , >
■
•
July, 1956, the company acquired the pre-1949 Warner Brothers
In
be
to
Works
five
Theodore
Crane,
Chief
for
The
about
Artists
to
name
films
and
ago
with
the
Ports,
.
four-for-one,
America,* Inc.
years
Inc.
from
American
'
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—New
President—
The
Associated
its
stated
"Johnny Belinda," "The
1,800,000
Co.
propeller,
J.
money
meeting April
picture
'
,,
,.
Madre."
200.000
Strut-bets' &
Woodard-Ehvood &
early
business
of
Steel
-re-elected
stock
week
South
.
flowed
International
spite ;of
features.
-
full
a
>.
1038.
common
annual
motion
Metals
P.R.M.,
changed
Included
7,500,000
Wood,
1.000.000
Co.___
and
300.000
Co
&
six
Drainage
in
p.
,
,
Standard
<fe
Metal
substantial gains
Arfnco
185,
defense
.expected
profits
$22,000,000, and fs currently negotiating
tion and expansion.
&
Co
Gundy
and
national
Drainage
<
was
25.
Pa., will buiUTthe propellersv
The ships,
which will cu6
between U, S. East Coast and
standby
.
sold
were
similarity-with
subjects,
1,250.000
1362.
p,
&
Th6
up-to-
the
-
200,000
<;oo,ooo
Woodcock,
—V.
Sons
Co.
Si
Weld
held.
plants
,
Inc,_
Witter
Wood.
600,000
Co.___
Co
Miller
Wheat
Doan
2.500,000
Inc.
Masten
C.
Co.
tho
r
Armco
about
,
2,500,000
Gibson.
&
White,
&
,
Mason-Hagan,
A.
J.
200,000
M.
&
by
world.—V,
distributes
named
quarter earnings
at
the
&
Geruldsen
Webster
200,000
the
made
before.
ever
sales
to Pressed
■
no
Film
200.000
Co.
Co,
walt A: Co
Laurence
&
shares
$50,000,000
Armco
-
-
360,C00
Wallace,
200.000
Lundborg &
L.
MacNaughton-Greena-
,
Wainwright
Walker
Texas,
;
Chesler,' Chairman
which
Metals
was
P.R.M,
Chesler
first
7
200,000
"walker" &~ CoZr
Joseph
in
■
Chesler* emphasized
will,
Durst,
_•
C.
H.
than
the
Inc." acquired
assets
year
with
&
1,090,000
&
■
10r
a
Corp.,
manufactured
of
Louis
.
successor
shell
has
•
500.000
Co._
&
Inc.
Irving
W.
Noel
the
by
Artists,
Pressed
Mr.
-&
'Co;1
5,500.00!)
Lucas, Eisen & Waeck*
Alstyne,
of
Mr.
200,000
Van
each
known."
subsidiaries,
highs
parts
tions Corp.
*
1.800,000
Livingstone,
Crouse
all
7,500,000
Inc.
500,000
for
arranged
commercial
now
market
new
Officer.
F.R.M.,
Last
Se¬
Cart-vright
Corp.__
Legg
assets
cash,
500,000
7.500,000
Houston,
capacity, keep
the report said.
International
products
many
announced
•corporate
&
Tavlor, Rogers & Tracy,
& Co.___
Higgmson
R.
400 000
not
Armco
steel
established
in
is
principal
and
vision,-is* the
7,500 000
2,500,000
Co.__
7,500.On )
.
tLehman
Swer.ey,
600,000
Co.
Co,_
Co., Corp
Freres & Co;__
John.C.
S.
&
Co.._
Corp.
Co., Inc
&
share
one
a'group
construction
Associated
606,000
Webster
curities
000,000
.
Peabody &
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
&
with
utilized
More
the
was:
1,250,000
Stone
Co.,
Inc..
■Kidder,
Co.
&
Staats
>
be
Inc.
Executive
CO.,
Inc..L.J.
&
R.
of
The directors have proposed to split-the
subject, to approval of stockholders at the
-
500,000
&
Barney &
Smithers &
S.
William
503,003
Kidder
Hammijl
Agnew
and
Associated Artists Productions Corp.—To Split Stock—
,
300,000
-
&
Smith,
Space
Incl__'__
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
Inc.! ;—!
'i
M.
500,000
Co.
&
Scrantoa
Shaman,
Ky.,
Austin
500,000
500,000
,
rate
-the- corporation
company's
-shortages
1,300,000
.
the
1956,
will
again
Stringfellow2_
W.
Ashland;
March
on
The
ships are now being built at Ingfclls
Shipbuilding Corp., Pascagoula, Miss., for Moore-McCormack
Lines, Inc., at a cost of $25,000,000
each.
They are part of a $330,000,000
shipbuilding program — thb
-largest ever undertaken- by an American
flag shipping company.
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
division
contracts
amount
to
more
than
$500,000.
Its
Standard
Steel
Works
Division,
Burnham,
Pa., will
sqpply complete shafting,
including liners, nuts and bolts, on a contract
for more than
$380,"000. <The Eddystone Division of
B-L-H, Eddystone.
600.000
Co._
&
Stiver
&
Shearson,
1,250,000
1,250,000
Kolman
Roney
Saunders,
-500,000
Co.
A
C.
in
1956.
■into
Co.,
Renshaw
5,500,000
Johnston, Lemon &
in
600,000
Bat,
Lane,
Co.,
Win.
1,250.000
,
'Johnson,
&
at
provide
Products,
2,500,000
•
announced
"
by
agreement
The
■
200,006
4,250,000
200,000
5,500,000
___
Inc.._
&
Rice
&
at
working .capital,
credits
Gardner!
equipped with propellers and shafting made
by this corporation, it
to
of
banks.
The agreement
•together with a similar one previously negotiated, makes
$100,000,000
available to the company
if-required. "The extent to which the standby
300,000
Co.___r__
J.
Rodman
300,000
Co.
&
Co.
'Janney. -Dulles
ties, .Inc.
&
&
in
compared
approximately $59,000,000 in new capital in
offering additional shares of common stock to the
to-add steelmaking
and
■credit
Co.,
5.500,000
Son"
Co.
Ii-ving
1,250,000
WeeRs__
Hut ton
E.
&
&"
PressprichCo.
Reynolds
1,000,000
Co.
&
HlllLard
W.
Reinholdt
1,250,000
B.
Pizzini
.
Hayden, Miller & Co._
Hemphill, Noyes .& Co.'
Henry .Herrman & Co.
J.
W.
1957,
"Late
600,000
.
$692,683,234
tons,
raised
-money was-raised
5.5Q0J100
_
B.
Inc.
•j:
Co..
to
compared'
-
date
Curtis___.__
&
1956,
totaled. 5,220,147
-
lor1 expenditure
shareholders
200,000
in
ingots
to
corporation
January,
5,500,001.
steel
of
1955.
stated.
The
Co.l_
200,000
Co,.
-
report
Jack¬
500,000
&
■program
Peters, Writer & Christ
tenseu,
Inc.
Lunt
"HilL Richards
&
Parrislr
1,000,000
'
Harris &
&
Webber,
$761,800,102
in
project® now under way. in the company, the directors
appropriated another $50,000,000 toward a long range expansion
300,000
-
Moseley
son
7,500.000
tHarrlman Ripley & Co.,'
Inc.
«
'
S.
Paine,
tons
addition
have
Johnston -<•&
Currie
1,800,000
._
500,000
Grant-Brov.'nell
In
•
•
Mills, Spence & Co: Inc.
Moreland, Brandenberger,
Sons
Hamlin
Securities
reached
Production
5,099,905
200,000
Inc.
&
1955.
-
1,250,000
500,000
Glore, Forgan & Cc'__
Goldman, Sachs &- Ca.
Goodbody & Co„r:._.
'
Co.
Co.,
_______
Garrett
&
Sales
•
Com¬
Fulton Jteid & Co.,
Robert
Co.,
Turben
1,250,000
pany ol Lincoln, Neb.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming-
W.
&
500,000
Michigan Corp.
Trust
Mericka
Merrill,
300,000
Co.—_____
First
J.
600.0C0
Co.
&
Win.
2,500,000
Co
&
Steele
Ferris
The
&
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
^
Dominion
tc
.
additions and improvements to its properties.
The
for its construction program.
.
estimates that construction expenditures for the fiscal
year
ending Oct. 31,
1957, will be approximately $2,100,000,
The
company reports that the private
placement of $750,000 first mort¬
gage bonds is being negotiated,
the proceeds of which will also be
applied to the construction program.
of
construction
will
balance
used
be
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
*
*
f
First
bonds—
mortgage
Debentures
——.
—
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
TO
4.20%
stock
Common
bonds
9Additional
37.095 shs.
309,392 shs.
t500;Q00 shs.
issued under the mortgage
subject to restrictions con¬
'/,, i, ;/v/>;
be
respectively,,
-'i / ,/Y:
therein.
tained
29, 1957 for issuance
conversion of the cumulative preferred stcck, 4.56% series (share
Giving
share).
shares
37,095
^Includes
„
effect
for
all the common stock now
of
the issuance
to
on
Feb.
at
reserved
offered, the conversion ratio will be adjusted, by the operation of
anti-dilution. provisions,
to 1.02 shares of common stock for each,
share of such cumulative preferred stock, and the number of common;
stock
;
will
reserved
so
adjusted,
correspondingly
be
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
-
•
have
below
named
severally
purchase as nearly as practicable in the following per¬
centages, the shares of common stock not issued pursuant to the
above-mentioned offering:
agreed
to
%
Merrill
Read & Co. Inc.—— 26
Allison-Williams Co.
——:
4
Dillon,
C.
A:
Allyn & Co.,
Boettcher & Co
Eastman
Securities
.
-Lyv
—
Dillion,
165,
12
G.
Walker &
H.
Harold
E.
Wood
Woodard-Elwood
12
://:/,
1383.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane
6
William R. Staats & Co——__
Union
Co
&
p.
&
9
4
Inc.-—:—
.
,9
Co.—12
Co
I 6
Co
&
..
Co., Pawtucket, R. I.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The company on March 21 filed a letter of notification with the
$50) to be offered to
share on the basis of one
to expire April 12, 1957.
No underwriting is involved. The proceeds are to be used for working r
capital.—V. 185, p. 1039.
covering
of
shares
90
common,
minority common stockholders at
for
share
new
six
each
shares
stock
$105
held;
will
the bonds,—V.
retire
tion and Capital
185,
1383.
p.
<
;
....
It
is
The
■
expected that approximately. $114,000,000 of this total
Edmonton
See
Aircasters, Inc.
York
—
Stock
Offering
j
.
181, p.
.
Borg-Warner Corp.—Plans Large Expansion—
This
corporation plans
invest
to
plants and modern equipment
of
the
said
Board,
This
total,
March
on
approximately $26,000,000 in new
year, Roy C* Ingersoll, Chairman
this
The
SEC
company
covering
largest annual appropriations in company
history, will boost to nearly $186,000,000 the amount of capital ex¬
penditures made by the company since World War n, The 1957
figure is only slightly under last year's $27,300,000.
The
largest single disbursement,
totalling about
$6,500,000,"''will
of
one
the
-
be
spent to complete the new $10,000,000 chemical plant of the
corporation's Marbon Chemical Division in Washington, W. Va. This
project is being built on a 322 acre Ohio River-front site and will
go
into production this spring. It will manufacture a hard, tough
plastic called Cycolac.
Another $5,000,000 to $6,000,000 has been earmarked for additions
and improvements
to Borg-Warner facilities in the Chicago area.
Among these are the new Research Center In Des Plaines, 111., and
the
&
,
various plants operated by the Ingersoll Products, Spring, Borg
Beck, and Calumet Steel ■ Divisions.
The balance of the funds will provide for sizable allocations to the
York*
Norge, Warner Gear, and Byron Jackson Divisions and for a
proposed new factory for the Warner Automotive Parts Division at
Auburn, Ind.
The company last year set
a new high in sales and netted the second
earnings in its history. Sales totalled $598,695,774, compared
$552,192,430 in 1955. Net income after taxes amounted to $35,841,952, equal to $4.01 a share, against $41,075,084, equal to $5.17
a
share, in 1955 which was Borg-Warner's biggest year in earnings.
largest
with
shares
thi3. .corporation on March 11 announced completion of
negotiations
the purchase of
controlling-interest in Coote & Jorgensen, Ltd.,
of
Australia's
largest producers of
automotive parts.
of stockholders approval to the transaction has been
Coote &
Jorgensen, in its modern and well
Notification
received.
equipped plant located
near Sydney, manufactures
components and forgings for the Australian
motor car industry.
In the future, the company will be enabled to
produce a much broader line of automotive products as a result of
license agreements which
may be negotiated to manufacture
items
which Borg-Warner now makes in tis American
plants. These products
include automatic
and
standard
transmissions, overdrives, torque
verters, timing chains, sprockets and other precision-made units.
Australian
'
countries
,
of
law
strongly
$62 per share to minority stockholders on the basis of one new
for each 13 shares held; rights will expire April 12, 1957.
No
underwriting will be Involved.
The net proceeds will be used to repay bank loans.—V. 185, p. 1039.
(Charles) Bruning Co.—Reports 36% Earnings Rise—
Coote
&
goods
that
Jorgensen
share
a
for
based
1955,
outstanding
at
sales
of
The
each
in
31,
Dec.
can
be
1956,
case
the
on
after
a
25%
995,268
stock
shares
common
dividend
paid
sales
$30,019,592
reached
$37,323,124, in
1956/
in 1955.
.
24%
up
are
831
Coote
to occupy its new $3,000,000 plant and office
building in Mount Prospect, 111., this summer. This will replace its
two
present Chicago plants and provide for present and future ex¬
pansion needs, he added,—V. 184, p. 1578,
Brush Electronics Co.—Issues New Literature—
A
&
the
Jorgensen
concern
184,
•«'
1911.
p
,
;
'
h
■
.
The
March
company on
its
reported
20
history,, with- shipments
76-year
».
notes to
net
sale
earnings for 1956 include
drawings and those for
of
to
special
credits
income
of
for
reserve
a
a
The
The
special credit of $144,164 from
stock
was
1937,
made.—V.
185,
when
p.
Construction
CataWba,
on
S.
of," this
a
in
1928
and
was
operated
as
public offering of a portion of
607.
C.,
is
corporation's nqw
scheduled to begin in
$38,000,000 pulp mill. at
April, officials announced
March 22.
H»e
new
mill will have
a
daily capacity of .400 tons of sulphate pulp.
Coleman, President,
year,
its
$272,879,246,
the
revenue
an
world-wire
reached
increase
of
a
in
enemy
the amount of its author¬
represented by 400,000 shares Of
share, and that the company "may issue pre¬
ferred stock for any part of said capital,"
During the period 1900 to
1903, the company issued 340 shares of preferred stock, all except one
share of which has beeh retired.
There has been no later issue of
preferred stock.
tThis share of preferred capital
stock is entitled to priority in the
payment of dividends and upon, liquidation, and, under resolution
adopted by the stockholders March 19, 1912, may be exchanged for one
share of common capital stock.—V. 185, p. 1383.
Caspers Tin Plate
Co.—Sales Rise—Earnings Dip—
earned $498,986 after taxes in 1956, compared with
earnings of $513,237 for 1955, Bertram W. Bennett,;. President, • re¬
ported on March 12.
Earnings in 1956 amounted to $1.34 a .Bhare on 371,131 shares of
capital stock outstanding at year end, compared with $1.46 a share
in 1955 based on 351,131 shares outstanding at Dec. 31. 1955. Sales
This
company
totaled
1956
in
$25,248,549
as
against
$20,754,611 in the
'.
'
'
preceding
year.
•'
1 ■
'''
"Earnings for the third and fourth quarters of
1956 were adversely
affected by added costs and expenditures occasioned by the purchase
of two Chicago companies
during that period/" Mr. Bennett said.
"Nonrecurring expenses, particularly the cost of moving one of the
companies .into a new building plus added expenses initially incurred
in beginning new operations, were responsible for lower profits. Opera¬
.
against
.
$3,000,000
4,000,000
7,000,000
12,200,000
♦The charter of the company provides that
in 1956, for the seventh
operations of this corpora¬
high.
This amounted to
over
1955.
Net income for
defense
Outstanding
$3,000,000
4,000,000,.
7,000,000
the par value of $100 per
in revenue was attributable in part 'to several new
Among them were the "DATATRGN" data processing system,
Series E electronic computer,' the Sensimatic-to-Tape
Perforator,
continental
-
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
ized capital stock shall be $40,000,000
increase
for
v
debs., due Aug. 1, 1982l_
payable to banks
—;
stock (par $100)
•
400,000 shs.
t8% cumulative pfd. capital stock—
1 sh.•
Common capital stock—
*—291,549 shs.
products.
system
.
♦Capital
was
SAGE
■
30-year 3%%
1955.
The
,
Notes
$14,197,021, an increase of $2,365,517 over 1955.
In¬
coming orders for both-commercial and military products again e°tablishcd a record in 1956,
it was reported, being 24% higher than
year
'
Authorized
new
$52,476,794
incorporated in North Carolina in January,
are located at 122 East St; James
debs., due July 1, 1978—
reported that
from
subsidiaries
,
was
Its principal executive offices
debs., due Feb. 1, 1977—
A
Force
Bowaters Carolina Corp.—To Build New Mill—
*
and
from;
is
30-year 3V«%
2010.
John 6.
tion
proceeds
would
30-year 2?i%
Burroughs Corp.—Reports Record Revenues—
consecutive
the net
developing plans for a sale of debentures in an
permit substantial reduction in the remaining
the company on these short-term notqs; to banks.
*
coiiipany
CAPITALIZATION
one of $365,165, from the
self-insurance.
Deducting these
subsidiary at Guelph, Ontario,
Canada, Bucyrus-Erie Co. of Canada. Ltd., has Just started operations
in a new plant which, with
equipment, cost approximately $3,500,000.
Working capital increased in 1956 from $31,178,453 to $44,765,640.
This
increase was due
largely to proceeds of $12,601,008 from. an
offering of 311,040 shares of additional common stock.—V. 184, pp.
and
apply
to
March 31,1957, approximated $18,000,000.
company,, is engaged in the business of furnishing communica¬
services,, mainly local and;toll telephone service, in 41 counties
the eastern part of North Carolina.
'
On Dec. 31, 1956, the company had 143,879 telephones In service,' of
which approximately 32% were in the Fayetteville, Rocky Mount, Kinston and Wilson exchange areas.
No other company furnishes local
service in any exchange area served by the company.
an
intended to increase
output of intermediate size, excavators is
At Richmond, Ind., the company is building a new $12,000,000 plant for the manufactue or drilling machines and tools.
Expected to be completed early in 1958,
the Richmond plant will
release facilities at South Milwaukee and Evansville which are needed
2114
share for each four
The
in progress.
excavators.
6f the
in
two
of
one new
intends
on
Stx Tarboro,, N. C.
1955
both
manufacture
Offering
25
March 11,
additional shares of
tion
over
company
the
company
banks, which notes
owed by
1900.
has undertaken extensive expansion programs "to be
a greatly increased sales volume in the next few years."
Erie, Pa., plants, expansion and modernization programs
costing about $4,000,000 were completed early this year, with the result
that output of the Erie steel foundry has nearly doubled and
capacity
for manufacturing 6mall excavators has increased
substantially.
At
Evansville, Ind., a program estimated to cost,.more than $2,000,000
for
of March
issue
our
entitled to subscribe. Further details follow?
was
which
prepared for
the
in
share of 58,310
per
BUSINESS—Company
\
p'
years, 1936 earnings were 8.2%
above earn¬
ings for 1955, and per-share earnings in 1956 were $4.14 on an average
of 1,607,044 shares outstanding against $3.96 in 1955 on an average
of 1,555,160 shares outstanding.
Dividends paid in 1956 amounted
to $2.40 per share and represented about 59%
of the net earnings.
At
of
to
of
stockholders of record
stock at the rate of
balance
1955,
for
made
common
amount
shipments of $71,737,348. Net earnings for 1956 were $6,798,003, com¬
pared with $6,516,797 tho previous year. At the year-ehd, the backlog
of
unfilled orders for machines amounted to $28,319,000 compared
with $16,721,000 a$ the beginning of the year.
The
was
PROCEEDS—The
that '1956 Wiis the best/ year
billed, net earnings, business
booked, and dividends paid, all setting hew records.
^,
Shipments in 19501 were $86,585,951, fen increase of 20.7%
return
purposes,
the sale toward reduction of amounts owned by company on short-term
*■'.! "V"'
Bucyrus-Erlet (Co.—Reports Record Year—
in
which it
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"
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I
for general corporate
Rights expired on March 27.
No under¬
writing was involved. Southern Bell Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co. subscribed for the 13,190 of the new shares to
four-page catalog sheet, detailing its Strain Gage Apparatus,
has just been released by this company.
The Instrument is a versatile unit for measuring both static and
(jynamic strain when used with the appropriate strain gage or resis¬
tive transducer.
The frequency range of strain measurements covered
by the instrument is from static, utilizing the buiJt-in large scale
meter, to 50,000 cps with the appropriate readout device and accessor¬
tions should be on
and increased
•
panies."—V.
,
a
normal efficient basis within a reasonable period,
earnings are expected from, these new subsidiary, com1689.
184, p.
air
attack.
Another
established
was
until
Registers
—
shares held.
BL-1516,
■
and second,
company;
i957., at $100
common
new
ies.—V.
the
offering to
company expects
Model
of
—Mention
large scale electronic data processing equipment used in the U. S.
employees.
private
a
fast
A
.
.
and
suppliers to the Australian companies of
Harvester, Caterpillar, Ford; Chrysler, Holden, British
Motor Car Corp., Standard Motor Car Co. and other
important us*rs.
In
addition, an extensive business is carried on in the areas of
specialty repair and construction work for general industry.
There
American
hundreds
from
in
from
the
International
fully- in¬
a
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock
December, 1958.
.Consolidated net
Air
are
is,
wells in Western Canada. The
Montreal is rated as the most
including the improvement bf present facilities, the maintenance
adequate working capital, and the expansion of present facilities
meet
present and anticipated increase in the company's volume
business.—V. 179, p. 1369.
earnings for 1956 increased to $3,077,017, a gain of 36% over
earnings of $2,263,416 the year before. After preferred dividends,
earnings per common share amounted to $3.06 as compared with $2.24
con¬
Within the Commonwealth.
1953, Canadian Petrofina Ltd.
25,
sources
Net
the importation frpm
other
manufactured in adequate quantity
discourages
;
mortgage
at
/Furthering its program of expansion in foreign manufacturing fields,
one
4
.
,
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering $1,000,000 of series six 5-year 4%
first
bonds and $3,000,000 of
series seven 10-year 5%
first
mortgage bonds. The company proposes to offer the securities for sale
at par. No underwriting Is involved.
Proceeds of. this financing will be used as follows: First', to refund
and redeem, tipon maturity br upon call, such of the bonds of the
company presently outstanding as may not be redeemed from .other
March
1 Expands in Foreign Manufacturing Fields—
for
.
This
12 filed a letter of notification with tJfe
of capital stock (par $25)
to be offered
March
on
478
share
the
20.
ther
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Reports Record Sales—
this company, which is now in its 100th year of operation,
the highest in its history and 37%
above those of 1955, Robert
Potter, .President, told stockholders in the company's annual report.
Net income from operations, after taxes, rose 42%
as compared with
the previous year.
In July, 1956, the company acquired the John Robertson Co., which
gives Bliss a new product line and re-establishes manufacturing facili¬
ties for the company in the east.
Also in 1956 Bliss acquired a 20%
interest in the Chemetals Corp. which opens a new field of endeavor
for Bliss and
which management believes should prove valuable to
future operations of the rolling mill division.
Net sales for the year ended Dec. 31.
1956, exclusive of sales of
foreign subsidiaries, amounted to $85,829,854 as compared with $62,757,763 for 1955.
Income before provision for taxes was $6,166,012
against $4,087,384 a year earlier.
Net income of the company and domestic subsidiaries, after provision
for Federal income taxes, totaled $3,016,012 for 1956 and compared
with $2,117,384 in 1955.
The 1956 net income was equal to $3.01 per
share on the 1,003,589 shares of common stock outstanding at Dec. 31,
1956, which included 26,000 shares issued for the purchase of John
Robertson Co., Inc., whose sales and earnings were included only for
the six months following its acquisition by Bliss.
Earnings per com¬
mon share for 1955 amounted to $2.16,
based on the 981,189 shares
then outstanding.
«
.
..
? ,
The earnings of foreign subsidiaries in England, France and Canada,
which .fere not consolidated in the company's financial statements, had
net earnings,tof $386,563 in 1956^; equal to 39 cenlg: pgjjiqbare on the
Bliss (iommori'stock outstanding at year end.
The company's backlog of unfilled orders at the year-end was slightly
in excess of $50,000,000, a level which should insure satisfactory opera¬
tions during 1957, the, report said.—V. 185, p. 142.
..
Stations*—./
Capper Publications, Inc., Topeka, Kan.
2458.
Brockton Edison Co., Brockton, Mass.—Files With SEC
Sales of
were
of
,.
above.—V,
(par
per
rights
.
North
the
on
marketed
Eastern Canada.
refinery.
New
519.
Continent.
Petrofina
products aria
of
FINA
outlets
throughout Central and
growing company with Belgian connections,
Canadian Petrofina's
gross
operating income jumped from $317,458"
in 1953
to $25,311,233
In 1955.
Webb & Knapp (Canada)* Ltd., which began operations in October.
1956, announced that, in addition to its development activities, it will
engage in further sale
end lease-back transactions "as a means of
increasing its recurring earnings.
At the present time, Mr. Zecken?
dorf stated, several oiher proposed transactions of this type are being
studied.—V. 182, p. 1218.
modern
will absord the remainder of the
British Industries Corp.
Temporarily Suspended—
sale
company's service stations and six bulk' distribution-
Eome 277 of this
| Incorporated in May,
the company's marketing and transportation facilities
capital outlay.—V. 185, p. 482.,
of
the proceeds from the
program.—V. 184, p.
use
tegrated oil company with producing
Company's refinery on the island of
triple the refinery's capacity, are scheduled for completion this year.
catalytic reformer, to be completed early in 1958, is also being
at
:
..
A
Expansion
to
construction
which are located in the Provinces of Octarie"
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island were
purchased, by Webb & Knapp (Canada) and leased back to CanadianPetrofina for a long term of years.
"•'
Approximately 62% of this $114,000,000 total will go to B-A's ex¬
ploration and production activities in Canada and the United States..
Manufacturing additions will also take a large share of the 1957
capital program. At B-A"s Clarksdiv Ontario, refinery, a new catalytic
reforming unit and additional crude processing facilities, which will:
built
its
for
company.
The
properties,
.
.
April 9 receive bids
first mortgage
bonds.
on
of
$6,000,009
plants have been purchased by Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd. in a sale
and lease-back transaction^ it was announced on March 21 by A. F.
Campo, President of Canadian Petrofina and William Zeckendorf, Pres¬
ident of Webb Ac Knapp (Canada) Ltd., the real estate development
$2,000,000 per week—will be spent in i957.
Under the company's
policies, the major portion of exploration expenditures will be
charged to expense at incurred and the balance of the program will
be capitalized,
■
./ .;
.V; ,,:Theso expenditures will bring the total amount added by the com¬
pany to its
investment in properties, plant and equipment over the
past ten years to over $380,000,000, exclusive of the additions arising,
irom
the acquisition
of the properties of Canadian 'Gulf Oil Co.
•
(P8T)
a.m.
V
intends
company
securities
'
new
June.
to 9
it of
up
Canadian Petrofina, Ltd.—Sells Service.
—or
last
will
purchase from
p.
1271.
183,
;
;
company's total 1957 program'for exploration arid development
of oil properties and expansion of refinery, marketing and transpor¬
tation facilities will be over $133,000,000, according to M. S. Beringer,
President.
stock (par $1).
Privately—The company, it was announced on March 22,
has been authorized by the California P. U. Commission
to sell to six insurance companies $5,000,000 of 5 Vi%
debentures due April 1, 1982.
v
^
for
California Water & Telephone Co.—Debentures Placed
Ltd.—Plans Large Explora¬
Expenditures-^
(PST) on April 2, at the offices of
900, 433 §o. Spring St., Los Angelrs 13,
the purchase from it of 300,000 shares of
a.m.
Room
Myers,
company
the
~V.
This
—
&
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
BEC
Tne
for
of
British American Oil Co.
will
common
Airways
new
80,000 shs.
(par
debentures may
or
receive bids
...
worth
9
&
agreement with Braniff, the City of Dallas sold
airport revenue bonds to finance the operations
base project.
Under a 30-year lease, Braniff rental
lease
a
to
up
company
Calif.,
$6,500,000 maintenance
new
tract.
payments
9,950 shs.
indenture,
debenture
its
California Electric Power Co.—Bids April 2—
The
O'Melveny
11,134 shs.
$25>
(convertible)——J——
(par
$1)
series
4.56%
*
,
mammoth hangar
maintenance
and
25,509 shs.
,
—
series „—-—
preferred stock
4.75%
$100.»
(par
„—.
Cumulative
or
stock
preferred
series
International
for
The
Under
292,805
$292,805
1964
Cumulative
and will provide
1959
broke ground March 21 at Dallas,
and operations base.
will be big enough to house two Boeing "707"
jet aircraft of the type Braniff now has On order, and four DC-7C's,
and maintenance shops.
Ground-breaking
ceremonies
were
held on part of
the 36-acre
Branlff
Tex.
$6,500,000
16,
ajanual installments through Oct.
the end of
by
persons.
Airways, Inc.—Builds Large Hangar—
Braniff
BranJff
"5'00°
unsecured serial notes due in equal
4%
completed
is expected to be
employment for 350
It
The company
tion
for
of
the
a
Centers
significant
development was the award to the corpora¬
contract for Burroughs-designed data processing
equipment
Air
Force
ballistic
missile
The largest building program in the corporation's
history got well
underway. More than a million square feet of new factory and lab¬
oratory space were in
various stages
of construction during *the
year
at Pasadena, Calif.;
Plymouth, Mich.; Detroit; Great Valley,
Pa.; Toronto, Canada; Park Ridge, N. J., and Cumbernauld, Scotland.
In December, the corporation sold $30,154,700. in 4%%> convertible
subordinated debentures.
The
issue
was
97Mj%* subscribed through
exercise of rights granted to stockholders and the balance sold
on
the open market.—V. 185, p. 715.
,
Corp.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—Registration With¬
drawn—
program.
The
.
statement filed with the SEC on July 30 covering
sinking fund debentures and 1,600,000 shares of
(subsequently amended to cover $4,500,000 of deben¬
registration
$3,000,d00 of 5%%
common
tures),
stock
was
withdrawn
Central &
on
Feb. 6.
See also V.
184, p. 519.
South American Acceptance Corp., Jersey
City, N. J.—Registers With SEC-—
TbiB
corporation, filed a registration statement With the
See
Aircasters, Inc. above.
"
.
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SBC
on
March
stock. The. com¬
to offer 425,000 shares for public sale through Charles
Plohn & Co. -The public offering price .and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.. In
addition, to the underwriting: com¬
mission, the. underwriter is to be -reimbursed/for- his expenses Jn an
22,1957 covering 470,000 shares of itq 10c par common
(The) By George* Co., Kew Garden Hills, 'N. Y.—Of¬
fering Temporarily Suspended—
< ■
• -
pany
proposes
Volume 185
Number 5625
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
5
(1513)
amount
not
45,000
shares
common
50c
at
exceeding $5,000;
share.
per
Organized
(the
balance
A finder's
March
on
the
and
fee
19,
of
underwriter
the
of
1957,
has
subscribed
under
to engage in the business of
financing the purchase,
dealers ol Central and' South
American, of automotive
mobile
until
after
stock
will
proceeds
to. the
manufacturers.
financing
total
from
S.
is
$323,035.
the sale
four
In
of
dealers
addition,
the
to
Net
the
These
for
sale
Charles
to
President, of Jersey City; Douglas TGirath, Jr., of New York; and Charles
in
^
Income
<
Dividends
(estimated)
paid
Earnings
L__
Mc-
on
$39,994
4,500
stock__.;__x_-___:
184,; p.
519.
*•
application
-
natural
operation
of
estimated
net
service
gas
Federal
Power
i*-' "/
Commission
:
v
natural
cost
facilities
and
*.
facilities
in
accepted
to
for
'8.--—V.
March
on
-Effect
March '21.
on
that
mfent
"the impact
will
not
^Barring
good
were
1955,
of
year"
filing,
'"We
much
of
the
the
general
stock.
Sales
Mr.
of
Spatta.
should
10%
he
and the
cost
of
modest
a
said.
increase
"With
in
getting
Increase
this
lines
new
in
sales
Increase,
we
although
for
our
into
1957,
believe
>
:
$4.11
";
over
the
will
be
also
about
have
•ur
program
substantial."
after
four
weeks
and
the
other
sizable
losses
in
fixed
Cohu
overhead
because
Convair,
the
T.
and
Board,
March
Kay
and
business
named
was
management
thje
formed
that
the
the
President,
*'■
for
electronics
1
,
the
Other
>;
♦,
*,•»**
he
-•
Richard
were
T.
and
man,
the
Co.,
Kay
of
were
Eastern
of
explained,
«•»>*.>*♦»
and
"because
,'rx,
"v
>
to
Messrs.
Cohu
230 tons
sliop.
No.
furnace
heat.
per
were
annual
steel
tons.
the
of
Inc.,
and
new
announced
capacity
"
-
modern
on
of
16
design
the
Pueblo
E.
D.
manu-
furnace
26
at
by
A.
-
will
.
of
Net
•"
.
-
of
1956
$354,800,000.
12.1%
up
previous high in the company's
history. Consolidated
$16,300,000 compared to the 1955
previous high of
increase
of
21.5%.
Computed
for
1956
*,',
;
the
on
$2.17
were
;%
exceeded
over
net
1955,
income
the
was
$13,400,000,
work
the
over
start
shares
outstanding,
earnings
sales.
CBS
petitors
The
edvertising
revenues
of CBS Television
increased
18.3%
year.. it: was
reported.
Sales
volume
of
Columbia
50%' higher, including a J20%
increase in "LP'' record
was
•
Radio
in volume of sales.
states
report
division
and
the
manufacturer
number
activities
or
ket
announced
profitable
tinuance,
41
cents
tube
in
-
.
.*
«
decision
recent
■
highs
new
were
and
The
In
to
July
of
discontinue
losses
Expenses
on
disposal
share after applicable
of
tax
all
com¬
■/'
>•
losses
despite
*
In
not
profitable
one
by
because
reduction
a
manufacturers; 22
in
the
CES
board
plant
to
facilities,
185,
mar¬
directors
its
had
related
credits.—V.
of
of
division
losses
ceased
picture tube
operations
This
and
lead
hampered
the
the
CBS-Columbia.
years.
own
been
its
set
un¬
discon¬
approximated
819.
p.
-t
This
corporation,
authorization
par
by holders
one
to
common
of
additional
it
issue,
was-announced
and
sell
an
stock.
The shares
Columbia's
on
March
additional
are
to
be
27.
has
1,675.413
offered
received
shares
for
SEp
cf' lts
subscription
outstanding'common stock oA the bail} Of
share-for bach thirteen shares hiJd "of record
oh'April*
W.
Mears
relating
movements.
*
Electronics,
whose products
and
elcctro-magnetic
motors,
■
Heel
precision electrical
systems analyzers,
reorganization'of the
relays,
Calif.—V.
\
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185,
.
■*
'
in
Was
Record Year
growth in operating revenue and
J. L. S. Snead, Jr., President,
profits,
that
it
since
1956
the
completed
company
incorporated In
decided
inventions
per
its
in-
62.1%
a
March
on
"its
based
with
*
"
A9,
successful :<
most
1929.
in
1956
the
on
net
a
•
to
of
number
average
income
$2,063,399
of
in
1956,
shares
$1,272,571
of. Consolidated
revenue
amounted
the
1956
f
for
to
1955
to
$63,328,418
Freightways
equal
which
and
to
;
preceding
Freightways
4,518
mately
15%
V.
the
at
p.. 716.
the
of
,
was^largest in history.
revenues
'
were
,
'
year.
presently
close
of
_•••"■
has
1955
tockholders
P
employees
'"
Briggs,
.
5,848
shareholders
com¬
2,927. in
1954.
Approxi¬
of
the
company.—
and
are
■
Consumers Power Co.—Stock
—Robert
sub-
carrier operating revenue of the
company and
$54,153,499, a gain of 34.3%
over
1955.
Nonduring
1956,
amounted
to
$9,174,919,
an
Increase
the
over
with
its
was
revenue,
185,
equal
outstanding. "1
total,
subsidiaries
42%
to
amounted
share.
operating,
Consolidated
;
taxes,
compared with $46,767,933 reported In 1955.
These
elimination of all inter-company transactions.
after
which
to
share
per
compares
pared
patent
heel ma-
already
after
This
of
and
wood
income,
$1.68
Co.,
to
.
-
Offering Oversubscribed
Executive
Vice-President,
on
March 25, announced that in its
offering of 549,324 shares
of common stock to common stockholders and
President,
$1,217,500,
of
this
represents
$1.45
or
increase
an
share,
per
for
1955,
shares.
program, Consolidated Cement's
will be 6,000,000 barrels, an
1955.—V. 185, p. 820.
the
-
received total subscriptions to 563,770
102.6%c. Stockholder subscriptions were 523,675
95.3%?, and employees subscribed to 40,095/
shares.
Employees are being allotted 25,649 shares. Ac¬
cordingly, no shares were available for the underwriters.
ees,
$1,836,600, equal to $2.19
outstanding at year end.
shares
its
in
total
rated
increase,
January
Edison
shares,
shares,
The
,
company
or
or
offering
was
made to stockholders of record March
7, 1957 at
.on
a
l-for-15
basis,
together
with
an
employee
plan.
The
expiration
date
was
March
22,
1957.
No
over-subscription privilege was contained in the offer.
$42.75
share,
per
subscription
of
\
Co.
New
of
York,
Proceeds
a
Inc.—Sub¬
25 at 100%
$53,095,600
subscribed for and the
remaining
sold by the
were
^
include
.'•/':
■
35.4%
a
net
juinounced
carrier
patents,
to
had
the
of
in
Of
—
United
Machines
3tates
capacity
of
construction
record
in
$29
part
from
of
the
the
sale
of
company's
Consumers
the
1957
stock
common
construction
Time
Credit,
will
be
used
program.—V.
Inc.—Debentures
finance
to
185,
1152.
p!
Sold—An.
,
offering of $250,000 6%> renewable debentures .(subor¬
dinated) payable on demand on Feb. % 1962, or payable
without demand on Feb. 1/ 1967; was
recently made at '
100% of principal amount by Walnut Securities Corp., *
Philadelphia, Pa.; B. Ray Robbins Co., New York, and '
Berry & Co., Newark, N. J. It was oversubscribed.' *
,
operating
income
$3.20
1956
for
In
of
"-Average
to
1955
were
taxes
On
by
site
station
tofore
with
electricity,
1955.
price
Although
late
of
in
and
from
capital
and
p.m483.
the
the
by
and
Island/
the
over
The
SEC
per¬
increased
during
1956
kwhr.
1,467
2,158
from.
•
taxes
in.
*'ag
1956
usual
and
$63.609.304;
to
report
Atomic
was
the
says
in
taxes,
station..
the
-
to
for
$123,964,500.
$13,630,406;
private
began
*
.
the
received
Work
275,000,»kw.
quarter out
a
' '
company
steam
-
about
amounted"
state
Energy Commission
on
continued
Hie
similar
*'
and
covering
to
on
the
first
permit
construction
the; Indian
at
nuclear-fueled
yv
.
to
11
in
Arthur
house
scheduled
planned; for
the line
on.
addition * to
next
said,
report
there
go
Consolidated
The
directors
to
gbout
start
1962.
1660.—V,, 185,
Electrodynamics
have
turer
of
an
the
Astoria
Kill
station
identical
operating
The
p.
in
Arthur
1040.'
,
.V,
generating
Slaten
on
335,000
kw.
with
1958
Kill, unit
details
on
were
Two
not
debentures
$15
and
Pacific
Fogg
Miller's
approved
Inc.,
of
of
will
ray
Shamroc^, Fla.
Cougar
and
in
it
noise
will
with
$5
purchase
par
the
185,
here¬
its
to
<
on
stock,
shares
officers
1272.
p.
SEC
common
common
to eligible
subsidiaries pursuant
Rosin
&
of
and
Stock
•-
,
Corp.,
letter
capital stock
of
of
Laurel, Miss.
notification
$5)
(par
proceeds
for
stock
new
shares
the debentures
The
held.
and
*
with
the
$125,000
share
stock
amount.
be
to
are
each
The
face
at
used
i
_'
The
SEC
William
of
held
will
be
and
priced
No
underwritin#
construction in
for
'
The
company
recorder,
was
a
proceeds
lands,
Instruments—Transformer
included
in
the
Interested
Engi¬
transaction.
in
filed
of
common
.
to
are
working
expenses,
*•».
-«
•<
letter
a
of .notification
stock
(par
wit.hithe
cent)
one
to
be
share, through Roth & Co., Maplewood, N. J.
be
used for
diamond ' drilling ' on
company's
i
capital
•
*
"f.j
•
%
.
and
other
corporate
'
♦
1
;;*
•
y.i
.1'
Crucible Steel Co. of America—New Warehouse—
this
company
and
steel
specialty
March
on
and
fabricating
double
officially
opened
Its
sales
new
office
its
bi/ilding at Denver, Colo, Confidence fh
leadership and future expansion of manu¬
compenies in Denver prompted Crucible to
capacity
-
..
warehouse
29
warehouse
the/continuedindustrial
facturing
contains
Additional
over
its
'
*•
old
's
latest
the
warehouse,'the
''
*
facilities
announce¬
'/,/"
-
»
for
storing and
mat'eyi*1
in the area is owned by Crucible for
future expansion. The Denver warehouse will continue to carry a cbmplcte stock of Crucible's high speed and tool steels, stainless, alloy,
machinery and other specialty steels to service Denver and surround¬
ing
property
areas.
Crucible's
largest.
The
to
tion
;i-V;
of
new
185,
William
analysis,'-he said./"Because-of! Us high-frenuency
a
valuable addition
to
our
established line of
be
15
shares
-
than
device
galvanometer-type recording oscillographs."*"""
March
per
prospecting
program
not
on
cents
s.atd.
Corp.—Acquisition—
particularly
50
purposes.
Corp., Irvington, N- J.—
Exchange Commissions
--
and
560.000
corporation
at
Development
Securities
covering
The
Calif.,
Miller
Mine
With
Files
ment
capable of simultaneous, multi¬
channel recording of high-frequency' data in'{Jhofegraphic chart form.
"This instrument i?,.
usec^ in the testing of. jet engines, rpcke.t,.motors,
and missiles'! in' recording fneasurements of
impact, blast pressures/ and
capabilities
to
its
company
filed-a
12
100
each
and
Involved.
be
more
purchase of
Pasadena,
Transformer—were
said1 his
cathode
its
shore
a
for
share,
per
a
disclosed.
subsidiaries
and
shares
rate
is
*
dynamic
announced
the
of
subordinate debentures dated March 31, 1957 (the latter i«
of
$100
each).
The
offering will
be
made
first
to
officers and employees of the corporation at the
generating
the major assets of William
pioneer custom manufac¬
recording and data-processing
equipment/it was
March 27 by Philip S. Fogg, Board Chairman.
Financial
Instruments,
11.400
$300
handling.
Miller
options
by
March
on
stockholders,
of
3/10ths of
offered
'
Initial
station
Astoria, unit is
unit
expected
the
statement
shares
Turpentine
The
kwhr.
and
year
?
took
.
generating
new
of
issued
company
corporation
present
at
previous
'/
December,;
the
Each
680.000
exorcise
the
registration
a
denominations
5.6%
same
customers
was
use
went
of
20-year 5%
customer
average
filed
---Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—/
1955.
;
increased
per
upon
Continental
income
wages
kilowatlhours,
existing
Westchester
that
Westchester
la
of
share
a
billion
and
Electricity
revenues
the
net
year,
spiral
.
14.5
revenues
$41,674,790.
Construction
station
shock;
working
of America—Registers With SEC—
covering
hereafter
or
.
neers
loans,
gas
higher taxes.
$522,530,771. Common stock
cents
1957
employees
total
activity consisted of site clearance,
excavation. and
road
building, >. The j plant is estimated to cost
$70 million according
to, the report.
:
">:*
•*
*
unit,
for
used
185.
Option Plan for Key Employees—V.
previous
eight
were
by
and
were
up
up. 7.3%
out
fueled
in
of
5.9%V
the
4,
nuclear
Point
about
be
1956.
amounted
taxes,
May
a
to
are
purposes.—V.
corporation
22,
deliverable
offset
"
1955
in
were
up
dollar
every
Local
1956
added
were
use
In
points
report
Federal
the
upward
charges
This
March
generating
taxes.
over
$53,3.97,699.
use
kwhr.
revenues
The
rock
kw'nr.
residential
Gas
for
'1956
electric
and
residential
2,319
revenues
of
proceeds
Container Corp.
completion
being
electricity.'
1,536
to
than
the
share,
was
1955,
centage.'• New'customers
use
to
debt
a
electricity'for
than
their
net
corporate
the
revenues
and
increases
mote
due
revenues
reached
Sales-of
up
The
otlier
nuclear
program,
$500,000,000
passed
higher fixed
plus
Point
.
increased
charges
sizable
minion
million
a
debt
1956
showing
Indian
construction
and
gas
expenses,
sales
only
up
more
natural
revenues
Were
the
on
$157,000,000
to
operating
steam
Mr.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Stock
Financ'g Authoriz'd
no
Fred
Reporting
crfiase
This
'
operations of CBS-Hytron,
receiver
1956,
to
s
set
were
severely
radio
and
-
were
semiconductors,
sales
division,
including
per
-
profitable,
Unprofitable price levels
factor.
a
the
?.nd
television
merged.
manufacturing
*■
the
he
to
liquidation of another.
of
also
were
that
of tubes
original-equipment
in the
continued
subsidiary.
Turning
amounted
Storey,
this
clock
City,
sidiaries
States
record* Feb.
of
a
authorized
of
per. share
previous
Records
of
that
conversion
Net
an
compared to $1.83 per share in 1955.
Cash dividends oi
90 cents
per share were paid
during the'year.--"In
addition a stock dividend of 2%
wa? paid at the year end,
Net
COMPOV United
Heel
any
837,500
on
of
and
./ V
Total
licenses
Co.—Earnings Up 50%—
1956
number
*
shareholders approved
the plan earlier in March.
1882, the Sessions Clock Co. is a
leading manufacturer of
company
Total
all
./■
.
number
average
W,
earnings
same
934.
166,472
earnings
of
totaled
Smith
was
materials
.
-
sales
and
revenues
royalty-free
$54,827,500'4V2% ^conv. debentures due
recently offered for subscription by common stock¬
its
was
to
previously.
'
in
based
♦
;
Clock
$1,29
paid and certain
MACHINERY CORP.-
has begun mailing out its annual report for 1956
stockholders, it was announced on March 25.
Highlights of the year noted in a foreword to the illustrated report
signed by Chairman H. R. Searing and President H. C. Forbes were
increase the
1,485,000
-
.
profitability of CES operations in
records.
taxes
>
"
employ-'
Cement
productive
over
average
previous
to
the
Annual
hearth
open
from
steel
and
1
'
United
specifications,
of
'<•
*
.
%
owned
the
Wood
abroad
;
Inc./a
Industries,
result of the
Spring Co.- in December 1954 and the integration of the
Hayuon Division of North American
Philips CoM Inc* Since then,
Con Electron has acquired other diversified
interests, including. Alliance
Manufacturing Co. of Alliance, Ohio, Price Electric Co. of
Frederick.Md., and Technical Electronics Corp. of Culver
year
'
yearly.
revenues
improvements
185,. p/1272.
and
of
of the Compo corporation
share,
completion
This
to
F.
Broadcasting: System, Inc.—Reports Record
Earnings—
volume
after
over
on
higher
its
Columbia
The
same
common
station;
making capacity at Pueblo is part of the cor¬
poration's broad program of improvement and
expansion that has been
in progress in both its Western and
Eastern divisions.—V.
Sales
from
certain
through Forestville
Electron subsidiary.
these
—
following
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Earns, etc.
*
*
capacity
a
with
which
.
additional
the
50%
.
One
of, the major
improvements has been the., conversion of the
furnaces to a double ladle heat
practice which permits the. steel to be
tapped into two ladles rather than the one ladle used
The
and
of
Sessions
phonograph turntables,' is the
Net
the
$400,000
SHOE
wholly
Quirk
Mears
j
*
to,
rights
relate,
or
further
exploitation
of
any
machinery inventions to
which
the
patent,
rights
relate."—V. 184, p. 1120.
heel
of debentures
Silber¬
Pueblo
plant
•
,
S250.0C0
three
to
-
*
,
has
and
furnaces
the
CORP, reconsideration therefor
patent
wood
amount
member*-
March
on
simultaneously
the other
to
MACHINERY
principal
$1,731,900
underwriters, headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and The First Boston Corp., at
108%%. For details, see V. 185, p. 1040.
-
■
and
electronics
hearth
open
largest furnace in
carried
was
being made
rated
1,800,000
is
It
Construction
that
is
for
to
Consolidated Freigrhtways,
Inc.—Reports
>
:
foreign
the
and
17
received
drawings
holders of
.-i
Stetson;
President.
new
SHOE
number
COMPO's
further, exploitation
those
1972
,
a
to
;
W.
p.
.
'
I
were
its
of
non-exclusive
a*
shares
*
Reynolds
A.
scriptions— Of
Corp.—Expands Facilities—■
corporation has completed
Pueblo, Colo., steel plant, it was
Co.,
management
forego
of
we
Cohu,
&
.
,
Corp,-,
606,513
,
subsidiary and affiliated
stipulation for dismist-al pf toe
COMPO
plan,
an
Consolidated
in
delivered
the
on
•
y
CORP;
vote
against.
agreements,
Forestville Industries have been
option until June 30,- 1962, to- buy
substantially all of Sesassets, except land and buildings.
.
-•
sions
and
"
said
to
-*
of the March
19 meeting
were
signed on
attended by
officials of Con Electron and
agreements, Con Electron will make available
loans up tc $1,000,000. It will also
provid-3 man-
Con
lor
Aiming devices
' '
stockholder?,
*>'r; V
MACHINERY
each
and
under
1857,
Consolidated
E.
The
This
12,
payment
"The
H.
,
United
assignment
applications,
cliinery.
the
Franz,
Heel
in
the
170%
Stanley Krusen, a partner of Shearson, Hammill
brokerage firm; Admiial Wilder D. Baker,
USN ;
Langworthy, Vice-President for engineering of
George E. Jenner, executive of the San Diego Gas &
;
/
■
Co.
and
Machinery
to
March
annual
Vice-President;
Hamilton, Secretary.
*'*.
Winslow,
Industries
Colorado Fuel & Iron
.
Shoe
granted
Upon
manufacturing and
Cohu, brother of the President
ilrm
the
,r
Story said the company shipped
the
first
cement
from
plant
in
Paulding, Ohio in October,
1956
and
work
now
progress will double the capacity to 2,500,000 barrels of cement
York
Richard
Lab,
Electric
W.
investment
concern;
New
(retired t;
H.
are
York
-President
facturing
&
Elser
New
return
Industries Corp.—Loan, etc.—
meeting on March 19 approved mcas-acquisition of the operating assets of
Conn.
Of the 787,500 shares of Con-
result
a
certain
Sessions
by
Mr.
Silberman,
William P. Elser, Treasurer, and Thomas M.
Directors of Cohu Electronics, in addition
Stirlen,
SHOE
and
to
4
*.-♦
action
new
techhiques
elected
civil
entitled
5,259
assistance
Established in
patents and patent applications* Assignments of a number of
COMPO's
corresponding loreign patents and applications for patent were made
to
United,
subject, to certain
rights
previously granted
to
others;
and a formula for a shoe adhesive
was-disclosed to United.
based
new
officers
of
to CBC's main
:
corporation."
new
cash
March
United
of
TWA,
Chairman of
electronics
of
industry."
of
'
Airlines,
developed e.t Kay Lab are applicable to
manufacturing
industry.
One
oi
the
first
corporation will be to purchase other
companies
electronics field—the. most
rapidly growing segment of American
entire
objectives
in
American
!
•%'*
meeting on -March
81,400,000
and
other
settlement
,
.
these
majority-owned
to
4
Miller
the
as
closing
a
Under
granted
par
as
special
eventual
Forestville,
and
at
20
Sessions
In
Angeles, Calif.
oil
drilling
Incident
United
Earnings
Executive
companies!-
have
by
per
Officer of Cohu Electronics,
Inc., on
presently Is President and Chairman of the Board of
Diego, CaLL, electronics manufacturing firm.
corporation has been former, Mr. Cohu
said, to provide
new
sure
the
Aircraft,
of
In.
letter
a
release
Corp.,
Consolidated
He
development
feel
Chief
President
at
Co.,
l'avor
a
to
Electronics
in
agement
the
of
8an
financial
"We
former
Northrop
and
18.
Lab,
The
Cohu,
COMPO
a'general
from
According
Electronics, Inc.—Formed—Personnel—
Motte
with,
offered
Los
to
annual
4,
1957, in consideration of
patent and other rights granted to COMPO
Mr.
Spatta said, "we will make up the loss of sales
in subsequent
quarters and thereby recapture a substantial
portion of
our lost
earnings."—V. 185, p. 934.
La
1957,
Machinery Corp.
Machinery
covering
incurred
we
strike,"
own
settled—Clark
Ciock
Agreements
'
at
lead
can
solldated
voted
1
■
for
month.
a
"Although
.
been
Co.,
established
27,200-square-foot
plant facilities.
building, located adjacent
stockholders
that
Sessions
action then'pending in the tl. S'.
District Coiirt for the Distvict
Massachusetts by COMPO SHOE MACHINERY CORP.
against United
Inc.,
a
Mr.
strikes
in
■*•'.>
as
show
can
Spatta
forewarned
the security
analysts that
"first
quarter
earnings will be down considerably." The decline is due to two strikes:
one
in
Clark's transmission plant at Jackson,
Mich., and the other
in the
plant of Clark's largest customer for automotive
components. >
Both
Smith, President,
Feb,' 25,
Wood
perhaps
we
development
production
be
■
._/•'
-the
at
will ,receive
•
"On
Clark
to
increased
earnings
Franklin
to
Shoe
Machinery Corp. in
sum! of
,($759,000).
»
*
*
•
"Subsequent - to
th^ settlement1 above: referred
arrangeirients were mads:-., *
v.' «•"
'
have
1956,
In
equal
F.-
A'On
hopeful of
are
B.
for *-expenses
•'
..
corresponding
used
i
notification
be
143.
p.
Consolidated Electronics
The
pursuant to
stockholders.—V.
common
Miller
185,
ures
Issuable
stock
common
the
.
approximately 11%
at approximately the same level as
were
of
Samuel
be
the .company
•
ceived
year.
as
that
Shoe
develop- V
and
-*'*
$9,401,357
be
letter; of
a
.
corporations
of
-,/
development" and
economy, *' Clark
to
earnings
shares
to
arc
filed
ri-f
civil
'' %
;
'
according
with
its
to
shareholders'were Informtgl
"On
p. .1151.
/'",
in product
intensive research
year.
years
1957,
earnings
•
1958."
in
In
common
although
previous
peak
four
until
$145,384,923
share
per
of
felt
recession
a
"another
sales
be
,fa
as
not
Exchange Commission—
March
on
75,000
proceeds
United Shoe
Earnings—/ K >
.*
'
"
1956
operations and
additional investments
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Suit Settlement— /■■'■;*•
and
of this company's sales In 1957 will be accounted
by- new lines of equipment "not in production a year
ago," George
President, told the.. New York Society of
Security Analysts in
described
—V.
their
Machinery Corp.
•Approximately 25%
talk
shall
as
offering
share),- through
per
pari-:-
Spatta,
"He
the
will
general
generated from
to make
financing
technological benefits as the result of
tuis."corporation against "United Shoe
abandon
185,
-,/.
,-Clark Equipment Co.—Strikes
6aid
($1
The
for '. the
Kansas
and
;
its
electric, clocks
facilities—„■//'/*/
$11,351,100
to
March
covering
The
None
authorization
been
announced
r'
value)
par
.
gas
of
has
added
be
028,264
.
seeking
company
(no
under
company
John
this
by
and
at-an
Oklahoma
a
SBC
r
20,
.•
in
New
pro¬
William
1957
will
firm
of
.Consolidated Electrodynamics on
April 1, Mr. Fogg said.
Approximately 130 employees are involved In the change of ownership.
Consolidated has assumed the lease on the
1384.
p.
The
$03.930il
/.
•
-
aid
the
on
newly acquired instrument
Division
Comanche Creek Oil Co., Redondo
Beach, Calif.—Files
upon
Cities Service Gas Ce.-^To Increase
Ac
construction
for
stock
With Securities and
,
common, based
capitalization
to
The
will
less
not
financing
Columbia's
stock
be
stock
common
competitive
company,
sale
in
step
the
of
will
Sessions,
25,500
.
for
185,
53,764
/
54,300
preferred
on*
share
per
present
—V.
94,294
taxes
profit
first
proceeds of
companies
subscriptions
operations.
Net
the
is
net
and
1957 construction
(estmated at $84,000,000) and for other Investments.
will be received by the
company up to 11 a.m. (EST) on April
the purchase from it of such of the
1,675,415 shares of its
common
$1,031,079
before
oiienng
subsidiary
3,
-
Chippewa Plastics, Inc. (<fc Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Six Months Ended December 31—
'
"'.%/'
1956
1955
Net sales
1
$1,574,883Profit
1957,
the
of
The
Bids
Cashin,
Yonkers; Thomas P.
Valentine, of New York.
2,
programs
company's
M.
April
on
and, supplemented by.cash to be
additional public
financing, will be used
.
original
financing facili¬
the
Columbia
funds
$37,500
Hogg,
C.
Tins
the
Plohn,-are Edward
by
closing price of the
Stock Exchange on April 1, 1957.
gram.
30,000 shares
become
85%
York
of
offering is to be underwritten by means
subscription price, to be fixed by the
The
determined
than
auto¬
»
in addition
be
business
the
Hie
1957.
bidding.
products
have
will
establishing
and operations.
The promoters,
will
extending
in
of
Plohn and
to
by
commence
company
in
use
not
proceeds
funds
extent
minor
a
will
45,000 shares
promoters.
and,
It
completed.
capital, of the company,
to
office
U.
this
other
working
ties
by
3,
being registered)
paid Newborg <fc Co.
Delaware
law,
the
company
be
to
proposes
manufactured
for
470,000
$7,500 is
Dana
p.
svstem
Denver
expand
of
locations,
717.
special
is
broaden
and
the
'
warehouses
purpose
warehouse
and
part
a
its
of
enlargement
/I~
the
warehouse
,
■
of
•
is
the
company's
nation's
current
system bv the addi¬
its existing .facilities.
'
•svsfejfl.t
^Corp.—Secondary, Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 28,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
-bn .March 22-by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
at $55 per share with a dealers discount of $1
jjer^sh^re.
ItAvas completed.—V. 178/p. 2571:
'.(1514)
p
t
,
sales* volumes lor 1957. "and for the next two or three
forecast March 21 for this company by A. L. Freedlander,
in an address before the Investment Analysts Society of
with
were
President,
the
per
first
on
Nrd^included
by
the
materials
its
All
'■
will be priced and quoted
The new Fund':* net assets are aoout $124,said shares
President
daily as investing begins.
at Feb. 14, 1957.
'
000
general the dividend policy of the
shareholders
in February, May.
-In
:
"
:
sales
and
operations
manufacturing
contains
approximately
Ohio.'
Acorn
this
GIVING
The
EFFECT
Authorized
,
tOf
:
debentures,
conv.
stock
Common
the
due
amount
principal
$1,000,000
of
Eastern
began
to establish air travel as a true
This entailed
the
purchase of a
twin-engine aircraft which, re¬
transportation.
Martin
69
a
program
Silver
404
Falcon
New
between the cities served by -the airline, embracing
principal population center in the eastern part of -the
Antonio and St. Louis pn the west to Miami and
England along -the eastern seaboard, and from Chicago, Detroit
and
Cleveland
every
San
from
to
Orleans
New
Gulf Coast.
complemented
the
and
•
by a fleet
that time the fastest
aircraft
in
operation, which took over "express" schedules, between
terminal cities.
•"
In
addition
to increases in schedules,-Eastern .then took the unprecendented
move
of allocating upwards, of' 50%
of its- long-haul
schedules to low cost day and
night aircoach service.
Alter
thousands
of
new
customers
were
attracted to
air travel
This
;
in
increase
vast
80/Super
service
"local"
was
Constellations,
Super-C
and
at-
.
*
1
m
tnese moves, i- astern
tut-ii
operation.
It contracted for a
and 10
Lockheed Super-G
through
V;
into
J
pur
fleet
DC-7B's
Nonet
airliners"
;
Not
Falrots.
Golden
are
did
only
*
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"
•
these
of
Forty
.
.,
fle^t—first' introduced
Falcon
Golden
the
pna^e
mo , of .its
program
of 50 four-engine Douglas
Constellations.
„
last Fall—Enable .Eastern
increased,
and
debentures
1955
in
first-class capac¬
to increase
13.5%- in 1956.' but it. also contribute^ to a 37%
increase in
aircoach • operation
by releasing" many, more Constellations for-*tbis
ity
$352,667. priaaipal amount* (including all deben-'
owned by Sutro Bros. <te Co.) were converted into
beneficially
tures
more
schedules
U;S.
originally outstanding,
Fund will be to pay dividends
transportation was
whicn has «lready
than half ac¬
is
second
placing the obsolescent DC-3 "workhorses," were used to i.icr» ase inter¬
*964,036 shs.
5'io. convertible
the
and
"mass"
of
almost
outstanding
\ 3,000,000 shs.
(par $1)__
the
phases,
completed,
to jet
first of
transition
the
distinct
three
into
of
city
;
FINANCING
*
-
make
to
program
1951,
In
'*
plant
a
1207*
complished.
ileet
of
space
-..
$647,333,
1570
1,
Nov.
PRESENT
TO
•
'
before
of outside capital.
$600,000,000
exceed
in the world.
Since 1951 annual traffic
from 3,497,727 passengeis to
7,661,536
passengers
nearly
successfully
been
'•
in
floor
of
plant
■
5%
conducted
are
square-feet
in fee.
120,000
owns
to
year.
divided
for
percentage
,,
CAPITALIZATION
»
greater
even
an
of
increased
last
means
Roofing
produces, ~accounting
such
of
important
its
of
Douglas
result
a
has
of-
.
Acorn's
of
which
Nelson,
79%
profits.
Cleveland,
was
most
the
are
for
and
,
20
the remaining $40,000,000 any time prior to Dec. 16, 1959.
of this program
Eastern has emerged as the second
borrow
As
known
premi-.es
capacity by 1961.
which is likely
is being made with only $90,000,000
largest carrier
present business
as: 1016 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Acorn manufactures ana sells a variety 01 finishing products.
this new open-end mutual
launched on March 18 at an ;
initial price of $9.75 per share.
Shares are being dis¬
tributed nationally by Delaware Distributors, Inc.
Linton
ance
30,
June
on
and
arranged to borrow this sum from the Equitable Life Assur¬
Society in 1956 ai d to date has taken down $50,000,000 arid
may
;
,
investment
W.
$1,000,000
The
purposes.
from
public offering of shares in
company
tax
Transports
these aircraft to the fleet will more than
Eastern
thereof would constitute
repayment
income
Federal
to* Eastern,
delivered
be
Jet-prop
investment
completed,
is
projected'for theftcost of the remain¬
to
Slectra
Addition of
aiilines
the
total
The
it
Lockheed
40
jetliners.
double
-
.
Offered—The first
Fund, Inc.—Stock
eventual
any
for
Acorn
approximately
Delaware Income
to be an investment company
Act of 1940, which order was entered
included in tne original capitaliza¬
ceased
were
consists principally of the operations
of
its
wholly owned subsidiary
Acorn. The
company
also, regain si.
50'* of the capital stock of Atner.s wat^r Co. and $7,019,000 principal
amount .of
Polish bonds and has recently entered -the real esut„e iield
through'its participation in a joint venture which has acquired
and working capital.
for equipment
used
be
to
capital
The company's
Development Co., Denison, Tex.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
/
The
company on
March 8 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,880 investment contract units (under offer of rescission)
to
be offered at $25 "feer unit,
without undeiwriting.
Ilic proceeds
are
that
so
of
been
aircraft
piston-driven
50
DCS
tiriie
to
time thereafter from .Acorn's
earnings, the
final
payment' being made on June 28, 1956.
*
"
The company atioptecnits present name at a meeting of stockholders
held on Feb. 15,
lsfj7.
v
'•
• '
,
"
■-
repaid
Mineral
J3e-Vel-Co
ing
fleets
1955 for the purchase, at a price ;
of $3,194,381.51, of all of the capital stock of The Acorn Refining Co.,
an
Ohio corporation, which for many years had been engaged iti the
business of manufacturing, distributing and selling paints, roof coating
and other finishing materials.
T.ie Acorn Rcfinjng Co. was dissolved immediately following the purchase of its stock by a corn and $1,500,000
of Acorn's bank
borrowing was repaid from
the cash received from
such
dissolution.
The
remaining
$750,000
of
the
borrowing
was *
amountedto
$133,410, or 15 cents per Dayton share
against $108,144 or 14 cents
per Dayton share in the like period of 1956.
V, 185, p. 1041.
company's
The
of
used
were
Rubber Corp.
earnings of Copolymer Chemical &
first quarter share of
such earnings
Acorn
notes
$330,000,000 has
Another
in.con¬
Acorn
by Sutro Bros, & Co. and Merkin & Co. lor the Acorn stock
notes,
together with $2,250,000 borrowed by Acorn from a bank,
and
one-seventh share
is Dayton Rubber's
figures
these
in
from
Co.
&
thps paid
on
undistributed
the
in
of
Such
1955.
3,
return
a
quarter.
average
an
tion
an average of 907,676 shares outstanding huring
This compares with $435,833 or 52 cents per share
of 793.510 shares outstanding during the first quarter
based
share,
the
Nov.
on
the company has
Investment Company
that
stating
Rubber had record sales of $75,800,000
and record earnings of $2,600,000 during
1956, Mr. Freedlander said:
"We are trying to plan our traveling time to reach a targetof $100,000,000 in sales annually within the next two or three J'earrn
Dayton Rubber's sales climbed 11'-/
to a new high of $16,Jj3.34J
during the first quarter ended Jan. 31, 1957. Mr. Freedlander reported.
Sales
for the like quarter of 1956 totaled $14,740,680,
Net earnings
for the first quarter of fiscal 1937 totaled 8441.412, equal to 46 cents
Dayton
that
out
Merkin
and
Co.)
its
the
under
Cipo?nunz
Allen, &
organization on June 24, 1955 for $1,000,000 in cash
understanding that they would be acquired by the company
when and if the Securities and Exchange Commission entered an order
with
nection
record
New
year*"
and
themselves
Ahead-
Co.—Foresees Record Years
Dayton Rubber
.Financial Chronicle.*. Monday, April 1,1957
The Commercial and
*
.
6
by
;
August and November each
service.
.''•••
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70,533 snares 01 common stock and $2 in cash in January 1957. Tne „
the pro3peccus. Additionally, the Fund expects that
"Midway through
phase two. Eastern was authorized by the CAB
holders of the remaining debentures outstanding on Feb. 19, 1957 have ,•
anv
material not gains from sales of its securities in any year will ,,
and
the President to acquire
the assets^ of Colonial Airlines, which
agreed that in the event oi the saie of tne snares oifered hereby they
bo* distributed as realized security profits to shareholders in additional
necessitated increasing the Silver Falcon fleet and providing for still
will
convert
their
debentures
into
common
stock
on
or- before
che ."
shares
oi -the
Fund at net -asset value, with an option
to shaie---:
additional four-engine aircraft
to enable
the expanded company to
date oi delivery of such shares.' •
\ retire Colonial's DCi3's" and DC-4's.* " To;, pfovide. for : this; Eastern
holders to elect to
receive cash instead oi ^shares.
• ■•
♦Exclusive of,; 120.0.QO shares ..reserved for- Issuance upon .exercise, of "» '■ordered 2d' Convair 440;-twfn-engmc Silver -Falcons, -the first-of -which
The
rew
Fund has
1,000,000 authorized shares of $1
par .value
eafch.1 of which 14.000 are outstanding. The partnership of Barringer
options to officers and directors of 129,446 shares reserved for issti-''
will
be
delivered next month.
In addition, late, this year Douglas
ahce on conversion of the outstanding 5'/^^convertible debentures, and
&• Nelson holds 80.71',*
of the outstanding shares, according to the
•
will, begin deliveries • of the 20
DC-7B's with aircoach seating con..'of; 67,500 shares reserved .lor Issuance upon" exercise of options, to
offering prospectus, and directors and officers as a group directly
and
beneficially- all outstanding sliarcs. .Barvinger .& -Nelson,
which X -underwriters.- "*/
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Stating that the company was never better nrepared in terms'.of
has acted as investment advisor to Delaware Fund, Inc. since-it was
UNDERWRITERS—The
finances, equipment and personnel to meet future air transportation
names
of
the underwriters, the number -of *
started will have a similar relationship to the new Fund, the firm s
shares which- each underwriter has agreed to use ns" best efforts to
needs, to report sounded a Warning- that the airlines cannot continue
said.
to operate
sell and the number of options agreed to be purchased by each under¬
improved and expanded services and finance more costly
Officers and directors of the new Fund,
including Mr. Nelson, asconditions
writer,
are
as
follows:
;
' /
•
< equipment with a fare structure anchored to costs and
Presiden.fc, and D. Moreau Barringer, Chairman, hold identical posi¬
that existed 18 years ago.
"
Shares
Options
tions
with Delaware Fund, Inc.—V.
185, p. 340.
While practically every item
Sutro
Bros.
&
Co
:*■.
of cost has increased pince 1938, the
256,809
43,334
its
to.
according to
year,
.
.
.
^
.
,
Allen
recent offer¬
ing to bona ,fide residents of Ohio of 25,000 shares of *
common stock at $12.50 per
share, through The Ohio
Company, Columbus, O., has been completed, all of said
shares having been sold. See details in V. 185, p. 1152.
Deming Co., Salem, O.—Slock Sold—The
&
Company^a-—
128,490
21.666
& -Co.^....t..,—-'14,800
Spring
—v.
directors
The
also
directors
■The
March
on
W&Ilis .will. continue
Keir
Mr.
nonlinue
has
of
O.
Mr.
Huntington,
Director
aging
—/V.
184,
Dennison Manufacturing
of
Manufacturing
Dennison
the
'•
■
"
Co.,
.Issuance
of
the
bid
99.6173'/
for
'■;
3%s.
as
Hutzler
&
and
certificates,
of
certificates
the
firm
Oil
prich
pre—Dicic
offering
■/.
Merle-Smith;
R.
W.
185.
C.
It.
Worth;
fare
I *
'*•
-■
president
is
from 1925-1953, serving as staff '
member of the board
of
directors.,
director
and
of
the
Petroleum
the
investment
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. He is
Co,,
Marketers«
-
In
partner
a
Ltd.—tV.
185,
director
a
1273.
p.
banking
of Calvan
'
•;
and
-
..
brokerage
Consolidated
underwriting
has
the
of
taken
been
offering
by
over
of
Carroll
"
'
a
and Earnings Rise—
Eastern Industries, Inc.—Sales
This
1
Colo.
V,
See
•'
■
.
the
common"
of
snares
Denver,
increase, and
'/
,
4.000,000
& Co.,
5.42
—
■ - ' .1
to pertially offset this loss through a 6%
handling charge ^pf $1 per ticket, was suspended
by. the. CAB,
along with applications- Of. other major carriers, and
the proposals have been docketed for,early" public hearing.
,
Despite a 14.8%% gain ,111 total operating revenues which reached
a
new
high of 5228.040,196,
total operating expenses, rose 16% -in
1956—evidence of the narrowing profit margins experienced throughcut the industry during the year.
The report noted that a net income
of
$14,735,459
is
attributable
largely to lower depreciation charges
and Federal taxes which can be applied to 195*5 alone.
This
income represented earnings of $5.17
per share on 2.8f9,816
shares outstanding at the end of "1956 as compared with
$a.31
share earned in 1955 on 2,504,127 shares outstanding.
The
1956
income included
$537,910 or 19 cents per share after
taxes
from
top
uuposm
01
e mpuj at
ib"*f.9o6,70b, or $1.58
per share realized from this-source in 1955.—V.
184, p. 725.
-
O.
Corp.
a
Texas.
of
Gas
which
185
enued
montns
1956,
31,
with $2,528,326
Stirlen, President.
D.
after taxes
Net income
first
the
for
Dec.
period,
fiscal year,
of $2,954,241
according to
'
new
a
its
sales
net
1955
,
$242,433,
was
of
quarter
record
the
in
compared
Eugene
^
reported
corporation
three
peak for
a
three months
and
after provision
for preferred dividends was equal to
•22 cents a share on the 1,088,205 shares of common stock outstanding
Corp.—To
Acquire
Broadcasting
in
paid for
yet
DuMont,
Prr-ss-
York
New
Corp.
for
has
agreed
approximately
to
radio station.
a
radio-
the
'
'
of television
owner
acquire
$7,500,000,
station
highest
.in
Washington, is acquiring the station for cash and stock.
Part of
cash required for the "transaction, which is subject to approval
by
Federal Communications
Commission, will be raised through an :
offering of additional shares to DuMont stockholders.
,
expected
are
to
given
be
the
right
to
subscribe
pointed
The
year.
out
that
the .1955
in
with
sales
after taxex
cents a share
quarter
to
18
activities
at
$14,000,000
$13,000,000 "and
between
fiscal
1956
peak,
new
a
sales
year
were
the current
for
$10,145,663.—V.
185,
340.
p.
,
Utilities Associates—To Increase Investments
Eastern
:
to
of
sales
for
were
the
shareholders
income
.the. 1957 fiscal year should reflect a continuance of the growth pattern
heretofore demonstrated. He added that at the present time, prospects
*•
the
The
net
an
on
,Stirlen
Mr.
•
stations WABD in New, York and WTTG
The
equal after preferred dividends
equal number of shares,
$205,672
calculated
price
1956.
31,
Dec.
011
was
DuMont
WNEW
1273.
p.
K.
Dr.
are:
Radio Sta¬
tion WNEW—Rights to Be Issued to Stockholders—
*
Writer
—V.
Oil
and
DuMont -Broadcasting
'
& Co.; Baxter & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Win. E. Pollock <fe Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.; Peters,
& Christensen,
Inc.,
and Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc.
Inc.;
from
passenger jhile last' year.
The company's attempt
,
period,
-
&
Gulf
717.
p.
.
the
of
&
The
issue is to be secured by 10 Diesel electric road switching
locomotives; 200 box cars and 250 hopper cars, estimated to cost
an
aggregate of not less than $6,400,000.
in
with
President
past
Noyes
stock
^Tlie
Associates
They
board.
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-Doug-las Corp.-^-Change in Underwriting—
subject, to the authorization
are
ancl
Mr.
Commission.
Commerce
company's
passenger-operations, has. actually declined more than
cents per passenger mile in 1938 , to .5.03 cents per
and/ aircpach
election
the
announced
26
Tex.;
Benjamin
L.
Bird,
Fort
Blanoke Noyes, .New York City.
and
was
Vice
the
to
March
on
also
1
.
sale
Interstate
the
Odessa;
Association
RR.—Equipment Trust
Certificates Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on March 28 offered $4,800,000 of 3%% equipment
trust certificates, maturing semi-annually Nov. 1, 1957 to
May 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates, priced to yield
from 3.50% to 3.75%, according to maturity, were award¬
ed to the group on March 27 on its bid of 99.643%.
Bros.
%
t
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Mr. Canon,
an
independent oil operator, is President of Oil Center
Broadcasting Co., Odessa, Tex.;
director of. the American .Bank of"'
Commerce, Odessa; Secretary and Treasurer of Kimball Gas Products
.Denver & Rio Grande Western
Salomon
r:'
.J#*-
•
-
622.
p.
»
is also Man¬
Ltd. of London.
Co.,
'•*.*
-
•Mr.
Bird, an attorney, is a
partner in
the law firm of Weeks,
Bird, Cannon & Appletnan. He is Vice President, Secretary and a
director of V. Robert- Kerr & Co., President and director of Forty C
Oaks Center, Inc.,
and Chairman of the board of B-. O. Bracey &
Company.
'
Mr.
Co., the export branch.
who was Executive Vice-President,
of
Worth,
Heald
Dr.
since 1952.
He will
Co. of Canada, Ltd.,
company
-
President,
Jr.,
directors
new
Fort
geologist,
Vice-President.
Wallis,
N.
the
of
Boring,
lour
Cgnon,
the
of
Treasurer.
President
President
as
of .Dennison
und
Chairman
Keir,
S.
^
-
7%
M,
Huntington, President.
Robert
elected
as
been
John
elected
26
Dana C.
office, and
new
a
-"g
•:
'■
.
Heald,
Board,
'
Dixilyn Drilling Corp.—-Elects Four to- Board—
Pefsonnel—
Dennison Manufacturing Co.—Changes in
year
the Civil Aeronautics Act went into effect,
airline fares are
substantially what; they were then."- " «'
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However,-the-rerwrt !atated, because of the-expansion of low-cost
aircoach services,' Eastern's effective yield
from combined first-class
-2,500
185,-p. -820.
^
'
Development
Corp.
America—Stock
of
one
underwriting group, comprising Sutro Bros. & Co. and
Allen
&
Co.,
Spring & Co., all of New
shares
(par $1) at $5.50 per share on a best-
as
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
shares
will
to working
capital for use principally in connection with
expansion of the company's activities in the real estate field.
"BUSINESS—Corporation
the
under
of
purpose
liquidating
assets
reorganization
&
throughout
Co.
largely
invasion
the
had
of
early
-By
assets
$7,519,000
the
the
Economic
Bank
stock
Eauxt,
of
Its
1941
Ulen
as
Delaware
a
Corp. for
advances,
stocks,
financial
,
WNEW
Mr.
in
cor¬
the express
claims and
-
as
an
difficulties
of
World
War
nature
of
investment
II
its
had
been
the
and
business
company
under
the
occa¬
assets,
*
Invest¬
1940.
company
had
liquidated
predecessor
amount of 8'.*
Poland
and
with
sinking
50%-
a
the
substantially all of the
principal exceptions of'
fund
ownership
bonds
of
of
Athens
corporation
and
unlimited
a
and
Water
Co.
investment
limited
duration
the
(Societe
Anonyme
Hellenique
the
was
and
broad
with
company
existence
inco
an
charter
restricted
industrial
powers..
This
charter
corporation
conversion
of
Sutro
Allen
of
decision
of
Bros.
&
Co.)
&
Paint &
principal
amount
Bucklev,
Wrather,
will
also
President
Loeb,
share
is
partner
a
the
Texas
transaction.
remaining
cash and 25%
Loeb,
WNEW
Mr.
investment
Co.,
be
'
one
the
stockholders
by
the
i
to
become an industrial
corporation
purchase on Nov. 4, 1955 from
themselves and .also as nominee for
company's
acting
for
Merkin &
Co.
Chemical
Co.,
of
the
share.
It
was
Acorn
4%
of a.il
a
of
the
Delaware
notes,
due
outstanding capital stock
corporation,
June
30,
and
1959
$600 000
for
an
aggregate consideration of $1,000,000 principal amount of the com¬
pany's 5%' convertible debentures, due Nov. 1, 1970.
Such stock and
had been purchased by Sutro Bros. & Co.
(acting similarly for
uotes
issued
order
an
EUA, wnich now owns 99.2'/ , 97.4%, and 9i.i>%. reopenor;
shares, of the subsidiaries, will purchase itv pro rata
not
tire
of
of
brokers
for
p.
185,
subsidiaries
three
the
financing
a !
offered,
additional shares being
other stockholders.
partial payment
of
outstanding
shares
any
as
the
use
-
,
cf its
loans.
proceeds
short-term benk
...
;
.
v
^
to
proposes
1384.
well
as
acquired by
; Each
—V.
is
has
27,
common
outstanding
part
and
stock.
Loeb
March
on
three
snare.
"The additional shares are to ne offered for subscription
stockholders at .the rate of one fer 16 in
7s- of v.i->»«/<!<
for 13 in the case of Brockton;, and one for 16 in the case of Fall
River.
*
paid
about ^
DuMont
industrialist.
Rhoades &
'
will
Wrather
Mr.
75%. interest- in
California
and
Carl M.
of
the
the basis of '75%
on
2356.
p.
Interest in WNEW,
stock
of
share
by
of
•
25%
a
his
as
who
Wrather
182,
has
who
stock
per
and
Jr.,- Chairman
announced
was
subsidiaries of this corporation to issue and sell
stock, as follows: Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
Co.,
10,828
additional common shares at $105 per share; Brockton
Edison
Co.. 18.570 additional common shares at
$62 per share; and
Fall River Electric Light Co.. 13,250 additional common shares at $52
additional
.
-
.
r
completed.—V. 185,
.
-
Manufacturing Co.—Virden
announced
John
C,
Chairman
Chairman -to
President
McGinn
-
President of
Eaton
as
Becomes Chmn
of
CUmrman
the
—
Board
-
,
sinoe Jan.
.
1,
1957 and
formerly
Reserve Bank of Cleveland,
was
elected
McGinn and will occupy the'dual positibns
Federal
The
succeed
Mr.
Chairman
and
J.
22.
Mftrch
on
Virden,
of
Howard
of
retirement
The
was
of-
"
1152.
p.
of
the
Eaton
company.
.»
...
-
McGinn will continue f.s a director and member of
committee^—V. 184, p. 1793.
„
.
,
Mr.
the executive
,
-
Eagle-Picher Co., Cincinnati* Ohio—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
to
of
95%
at
on
March
shares
of
pursuant
the
to-
a
common
the
on
letter
of
stock
notification
(par
Employees'
its' 1957
closing price
day- allocations are made.
aje
filed
13
7,272
company
covering
employees
New
York
$10)
Stock
Stock
to
with
Exchange
...
Inc.—Report Discloses "Half Billion
Investments in 10 Years—This corporation's 10-year
ever
total
undertaken in commercial
investment
according
to
'
Oi
major
this
figure
items
development
as
many
as
of
well
Captain
and Thomas F.
ex¬
aviation, representing
one-half
billion
a
Rickenbacker, Chairman,
Armstrong, President.
•
:
;
.*
.
advanced
has
flight
organization
passengers than were
.
been
infestfd since "1951 in s*'.ch
eouinrr.ent, ground facilfti-nd-£ ewhich
flown
n
last
1952.
year
served
-
almost-twice
'•
Eddy
transaction
Tne
Corp,
Paper,
had
announced
been
approved
the companies early-in February. The
on
in
March 21.
principle by
agreement
officers
of
will be submitted
to
the
of
Weyerhaeuser stockholders
on
April 22,
Eddy
shareholders on April 23 and Kieckhefer holders on April 24.
Kieck¬
hefcr Container is controlled by Eddy Paper Corp.
.
meetings
Under the merger plan, Eddy Paper and Kieckhefer would be merged
into
issuance of shares in exchange for the stock
The number of shares that might be involved
Weyerhaeuser by
the
two
the
transaction
companies.
was
not
disclosed.—V.
185,
p.
of
in
1041.
dollars,
Eddie
$200,000,000
of-an
over
,
,
Container
of
corporation.
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. and
have approved merger plans, R. C. Meier,
this
of
directors
Treasuier
special
'
Eastern Air Lines,
The
Kieckhefcr
on-the-:
There will be no -underwriting. The proceeds
184. p. 2439.
'
,
Plan'.
to be used to purchase said securities.—V.
i
Eddy Paper Corp.—Proposed Merger—
the
be offered
Purchase
pansion program into jet air travel by 1960 is the largest
Co.
and
Acorn
serve
it
SEC,
authorizing
March 20 by Bernard
on
D.
D.
was
subsidiary.
implemented
J.
WNEW,
will
*
Jointly,
Richard
and
of
and
•/
The
..
Dunham Bush, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary "
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $2) was
made on March 26 by Shearson, Hammill & Co. at $11.50
per; share, with a dealer's concession of 37 V2 cents per
des
meeting on April 7, 1955 and was
the company of its wholly-owned
nubsidiary, Ulen Management Co., with the company adopting the name
The
division
offering
RhoadeS *
I
-Eaton
outstanding
approved by the stockholders at a
effected
through the merger into
of
made
was
DuMont;
WNEW,
The
Loeb,
National
manages
the water supply
system of Athens, Greece.
of directors then determined that the sale of the
remaining
assets would not be in the best interest of the
stockholders and sub-'
mitted to the latter a proposal to convert the
company from a liquidat¬
ing
deal
of
of
M.
Maifager
General
WNEW
DuMont.
of
Carl
*
German
and
The-board
powers
DuMont's
held.
now
and
'>*v*
President .and
of
the
President
will be paid
senior
V.
shares
Co.
Broadcasting. Inc.
L.
Mr.
three
Loeb &
VicerPresident
Manager
Buckley,
evenly,
which
of
Buckley,
President
DuMont
John
■
&
the
of
its
principal
capital
bonds,
outbreak
of
from
in
Realization
be
the
each
•
Announcement of
Co., which was in*,
Bankruptcy Act. Prior to the reorganization,
in the building and construction busi¬
Because
Act
1955,
received
D
as
for
by Kuhn,
engaged
registered
Company
Ulen
predecessor,
world.
Poland.
company
ment
the
by
its
the
been
organized
was
of
various
of
under
Ulen
ness
sioned
name
stock
-
director and
a
General
net
odded
miscellaneous
•
Goodwin,
PROCEEDS—The
of
Co.
continue
efforts basis.
poration
share
underwritten
Richard
and including
stock
common
be
&
York City, on March 27 publicly offered 400,000
of
new
will
Of fered—An
-
El
Paso
Natural
shares of 5.68%
on
associates at $100
were
Co.—Stock
Sold
—
The
150.000
March, 19-by. White, Weld & Co.,
per share and accrued dividends
quickly sold. See also V. 185, p. 1384.
publicly offered
and
Gas
cumulative preferred stock which were
Volume 18?.
Number. J5625 ,;. The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
Net
^Electric Storage Battery Co.
Years Ended December
'
Net
'sales
Income
before
Jncome.
taxes
Net
31—'
zljt,
•
income
,♦ Earned
per
fEarned
Current
share_s_.r
share-*.
,
-
$3.20
Total
assets
(Ccminion
*On
basis
66.767.C04
1,110,490
2i
stock,, net
treasurj-
of
891,562
shares..___r_^_
the
Trusts# New York—Registers
This investment
March 22,
v
The
the
in
.Pryne
«fe
188,
has completed
Co.,' Inc.,
recessed
With SEC— /
:
Mr.
company filed a registration statement with the SEC
an additional 150,000 units of participating
Trusts.—v.
This "company
»
bad
lights
Pomona,
and
for
Emerson
-will
for
4.225
each
will
involve
an
Co.—Acquisition—%,;"
agreement
to
purchase
manufacturer
shares
oi
fans";
Chief
ami
been
Electric
Pryne
issue
to
stock,
common
share
one
this
J.
Harvey, Jr.,
Mr.
basis)
"should
in
General Public Utilities Corp.
to Manila Subsidiary—
to
the
par
to
prices at about $1,100,000.
On Dec. 31, Emerson had
shares outstanding.
- •
leases plants in Pomona and KeySer, W. Va„ with a combined
floor
space of
170,000 square feet.
Pyme also had-a subsidiary in
Toronto, Canada.
In 1956,
Pyrne reported earnings of $134,822 on
C.
Perce
whereas
President,
be
1,366,738
Mr.
the
to
for
from
Rowe
.
The
.
be
7
^
future
proposal
Jan.
months
three
period
outstanding.
to
1, 1957
to
At
'
increase
to
shares
use.
cancel
to
Instruments,
corporation
covering
offered
...working
headed
The
f
and
PROCEEDS:—The
:be, used
by the
$1,337,100,
,to
jtion
all
of
.Co.,
S.
the
.funds of
the
will
the
of.
shares
7,810
"so
of
&
D
D
Drilling
will
proceeds
&
added
be
.
the
of
to
previously
acquired
•
;
,
letter
a
and
With
with
and
research
must
March
McDonald
&
its
of
$1
outstanding,
holders
thereof
Co.
and
par
and
and
Kidder.
Of
to
stock.
offered
be
underwriting
an
Peabody
Co.
&
drilling contractors
in
the
United
States.
The
these,
D.
P.
>
in
There
Venezuela,
'company
are
and,
believes
approximately
that
CAPITALIZATION
f
,
/
5%
of
notes
endorsed
•Common
by
for
F.
The
of
■*
such
of
•
Drilling
is
EFFECT
among
March
on
12,
shares
stock
options
to
30,000
'
shares
•"
shares
share
for
reserved
-
;
of
issuance
300,000
which
each
of
has
follows;....
a3
")
shares
•r"
"
severally
...
stock,
to
agreed
Shares
Read
A-
Co.
Inc.
Bosworth,
2 Inc.
the
Sullivan
i
Co.,-,
A
Miller
Rauscher,
-
Goldman,
35.000
L.
Hayden,-Stone & Co^.____ 15,000
'Hemphill, Noyes & Co
20,000
F.
&
.but
20.000
25,000
135,
&
1273.
p.
,
.
.
.
'•
of
'The
company
covering
March
on
291
shares
minority stockholders
held
*
at
for
—VI
are
of
the
to
first
the
adversely
Fruehauf
half
of
affected
Informed
the
1956
.
•
•*
•
of
the
No
letter
capital
stock
basis of
one
of
all
fact
$25)
(par
new
share
.to
and
SEC
C.
of
notes
for* each
banks.—V.
to
for
phases
1042.
21. announced
election
the
Canadian
,was
stock
half
reached
in
at
a;
ended
sales
net
taxes,
lor
the
on
.
the
sale
the
of
basis
year-end,
basis.—V.
Fischer & Porter Co.—Debentures Sold—The public
coffering of $3,200,000 5^4% convertible subordinated
sinking fund debentures due March 1, 1977, which was
an
.Hallowell,
Sulzberger
•and the books closed.
Fitzsimmons
&
Co., has
For details,
Period End. March 2—
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$
Sales
WithyrA
Furness,
of
March
Dec.
of
preceding
profit
certain
of
and
185,
—V.
185,
1274.
p.
9,828.338
123,452,465
•
of
Income
the
19
31,
in
Rise
that"; consolidated
stated
1956
to
totaled
$100,966,810,
units
1956,
$7,136,317-for
taxes
26,
Corp.,
stock
common
shares
these
by
P.
of
filea
1957,
its
par
securities' for
V/.
Brooks
a
covering
purchase
$1
&
Guilford,
Conn.
of
.
..
with
94.86%
against
$1,130,000
$2,099,000
$40,297,000 last, year,
l-egistered in both tlr »
was
composite underwriting ratio
in 1955, and statutory under^-
$1,697,000 last year. Unearned
compared with an increase
as
income
before
taxes
$3,140,000
was
prior
Total
increase
of
amounted
admitted
of
assets
$7,193,000
to
the
company
yeai--end
over
$41,623,000,
of
were
Policy¬
1955.
increase
an
$3,584,00»»
:
year.
reported the
North
Star
completion
Reinsurance
of
Corp.,
its
merger
effective
with
June
that
subsequent to the merger, it had
subsidiary " company
beai'ing
the
same
merged
company
to
engage
formed
1956.
formed
a
name
new
tho
i*einsura;nc?
■
.
I?
as
specialized
In
its
30,
-
'**,
share on
previous year,
the
included
stock,
common
calculated
'
.
195S
$1,672,283
1,066,402
1,003,896
262,400
234,42*1
•Other
1956
159,039
146,104
$310,188
$287,859
305,966
284,15'/
taxes_„_
Net
opeiating income-;-;
after charges—
-
—
figures
include Home Telephone
A Telegraph
Citizens In¬
The merger of the companies was affected as of Dec. 1,
dependent.
1956.—V.
185,
1043.
p.
-
-
•
General Telephone Co.
..
of The
,
'
Southwest—Earnings-^
1957
Month of January—
Operating
1956
:
-~
Federal
Other
income
$1,771,515
81,549.559
—
revenues
Operating expenses
1,139,297
986,80?
239 000
215,000
taxes
operating
-
108,140
100.261
$285,078
218,986
taxes__-
$247,490
a
Net
Net
operating income
after charges-
—V.
185,
p.
1043.
^
187.04O
'.
as
the saste
on
taxes
income
operating
Tire
General
Rubber
&
Redemption— /
Co.—Partial
has called $64,700 of its 43i% subordinated debenture.-*,
1981, for redemption on May 1, 1957. Payment, at 105.5%
plus accrued interest, will be m?.de at Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
New
York City.—V.
185, p. 1153.
The
,
-
1957
and
with
In the 1950 net income
approximately $1,020,000
with fixed asseis no
per
company
April 1,
1955
$
165.405,483
18,674,661
3,175,886
14.939,054
2,719,263
taxes
1,037,700
1,055,980
J
2,133,136
1,6':3 283
elected President of Ward La Fran*^
it was announced on March 22 by Francli
O. Case, President of Glen Alden.
v
Joseph G. Grossman has retired as President of Ward La Franc?
after serving with the company since its inception 38
years ago.
Hm
1,288,516
1,129,981
has
1,342,930
'SI.45
1,155,279
$1.32
ager
taxes
shares
♦After
per
J
paid—
outsiahuing
common
shave
preferred
-
—
dividends.
Corp.—New Pres. of Ward La France—
Glen Alden
F.
Norman
Truck
Tracy.
of
46
Ward
has
•
been
suosidiary,
a
retained
been
Mr.
Tracy
Corp.,
luary,
as
1956.—V.
consultant to the company.
a
old,
years
La
France
183,
Vice-President and General Man¬
March, 1954, and a director since Fex'-
had been
since
1154.
p.
.
CONDITION
registration
S600.000
warrants
common
public
Co.
sale
The
statement
of
first
attached),
stock.
The
through
interest
an
rate
company
the
SEC
bonds
1972,
32 000
to
group
bonds,
on
(with
and
proposes
underwriting
on
the
with
mortgage
due
Both
such
warrants
and
the warrants
'
.
AS
C-F
DECEMBER
31
as
offer
headed
eil"
v
as
attached
to
the
1956
-
Glidden Co.
1955
$
Total
.
share?.
against
increase
company's
191,633,222
ciivloenus
Common
Registers
—
the-public offering price and -nnderwritinw terms -for both issue
Is to
-be
supplied bv amendment.
The company
has agreed to grant j the
.underwriter the right to buy for &280 warrants to- purchase 28,000
common
The
,
Tubing
corporation
$43,962,000
were
lines.
in
together
i
and_ State
♦Earnings
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
1956.,
for
investmeni
$1,798,029
com-
•
.
Included
year.
after
investments,
an
for. comparable
business.
FINANCIAL
March
to
stockholders
underwriting and
l'eport
both
expenses
The
'
Flexible
In
re-venues
Earnings—
1386.
income
Common
89,432,635
annual
its
Operating
Company,
2,491,226 shares of common stock outstanding
provpion for preferred dividends, 1956 earn¬
after
p.-
before
Federal
.!
$
s
years
its three subsidiary
Federal
•
$94,207,718
income
Nei
1957—48-Wks.—1956
$
10,791,859
Total
oversubscrioed
V. 185, p. 1385.
Up—
efforts
economy,
ten
$
Volume
been
see
GPU.
Operating
Income,
after provision
for Federal,
State
incoriie, amounted to $4,111,430 as compared
Year Endea December 31—
interest through
Stores, Ltd.—Current Sales
consistent
to
Month of Januaiy—
"
General Acceptance Corp.—Business Volume Rises-
vr
March 21 at 100% and accrued
and
companies—North Star Reinsurance Corp., Guar¬
anty Reinsurance Co., Ltd., and Herbert Clough Inc.—at cost, which id
less ihan current net worth. The practice will be followed in the futuFo
of
carrying subsidiaries at cost or net worth, whichever is lower.—•
V. 184, p. 114.
"sales
nil-time high
1956
-due
on
Electric
proposed is appropriate; anil
The report further states that the company is carrying Its investment
,
during
that
,
on
year
over
ings were equivalent ,co $1.53
.against $1.22 per share for the
director, effective April 1, Mr. Schumacher,
'formerly President of the Liggett Drug Co., succeeds Harold E. Wadely.
president for 26 years, who will become Chairman.—V. 185, p." 1385.
made
Manila
activities.
longer needed -in the business.- Net earnings for
1955
similar, non-recurring prolit of approximately $340,000.
Schu-
Ade
President,
the
non-recurring
a
from
»'
On
of
of
action
the
five
year
increased
an
abaf- reported
wholly-owned
(England)—Registers De¬
Earnings be/ore taxes amounted
with $6,121,947 for-1955.
.$3,336,208
proceeds
p.
of
country's
next
$1,359,000.
company
second
of
York filed a registration statement
covering 60.000 American depositary
New
26, 1957,
7.2%.
Consolidated
-
shares
16
The
135,
March
on
Gamble,
sales
-.1955.
offered 4o
be
underwriting will be involved.
March
on
Guaranty Trust Co. of
paxed
the
to
the
The
Net
-:
with
assets underlying
these x-equirements
currency,
„
Gamble-Skogrmo/ Inc.—Reports
B.
ret
notification
peso
GPU
control
that
the
was
surplus
■previously
the
$19,624.000; compared
p. 936. * '
'
Increase-of
a
the
compared
as
reserve
subsidiary,
1955—and
that at year's
company's Missile Products- Division
with
$6,242,000
at
the
end
of
1955,
in
for ordinary registered
Ltd.—V.
170,-> p. - 1494. .*" i.,
-
Co., Fall River/ Mass.—Files
:
local
the
S3,6G5,000. * This
profit'
satisfactory
were
shareholders,
the
were
.receipts
7,500
:
present
beginning
compared with $2,834,000 in 1955.
While realized profit on the sale
securities
was
nominal,
unrealized appreciation during the yea?
over
...
for
backlog of' orders
'with .the
20,000
-
the
to
course
develop
of
$124,754,000,.
record
10.000
Inc.*.
Co.
&
of
as
outside
casuclty
amounted
compared
year.
results ^reported
185,
The
Co
&
Under
permissible
annum.
$798,000 in the prior year.
The company's net investment
as
$245,024,249 Tn
'
Rothschild & Co.u__ 20,000
S. Smithers -& Co.ilv. 10,000
Company,
due.
are
be
kw unit commences operations
auVaiiv^o vO Manila Electric, the Commission
the consideration bears a fair relation to thb
terms
written
increase
holders'
positary Receipts With SEC—
Co.,
F.
&
would
O's.ooo
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
10,000
Masterson
per
repayments
loan
•
.
Furness; Withy & Co., Ltd.
;
5.OO0
Lvnch_
A
&
White,
filed
12
prepayment
President
.as
the
totaled
Carpet Co.—Changes in Personnel—
company
hiacher
on
share.
per
used
Firth
The
■
$52
be
to
are
1955.
of Fruehauf'a Canadian
to
sales
services, parts and accessories volume
$35,928,175"—an increase of 21%
over
end
5.000
&
Pierce <fe
Wertheim
-
Fall River -Electric. Light
SE/C
the
Mr.
Among-the
the
new
.
Shades
;-With Securities and Exchange Commission—
■
the
'
$6,300,317,
.
were
last
factors
of
in addition to the present
thd earning capacity of the utility
or
In
•
95.28%
of
stock, after deducting dividends on the
per share on the 5,791,166 common shares,
during 1956. ' These figures compared with
3,961,054 shares, the average outstanding during
'
•-■■■;
earnings
number
a
that
writing
$1.03
the
on,
tha
*
officials testified to
oT its
premium
common
were
"
opeiations,"
y
7,500
Stroud
.
Co,.j_
; Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
•t
company
compared
.
thereof
Inc.
,
Riter
—V.
the
Leonard
Moore.
15*000
Lemon
shares
,
Clark, Dodge & Co._
Johnston,
of
from
purchase
Mead
25,000
5.000 -
Sachs
number
-
45.010
Co.," Inc._mL-2'_
&
and
20%
that
circumstances
and
..
-
'Dillon,
Blyth
common
of
'
1956
the
and
1958.
given
the
of
satisfied
be
was
:
Outstanding
share
"Sales
exercise
upon
underwriters
$268,460,758
compiled
on
average
of
principal
Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
figures Include
for
total
1955.
the
* '■
-
the
to
file
'
,
earnings
$2.11-a
combined
were
outstanding,
and
for. Issuance pursuant to restrict"#,
names
.t
then
the
*
'UNDERWRITERS—The
-
were
annual
preferred stocks
820,000 shs,
the ;authorized, shares
shares.
1
:
*
'
1,500.000
scares reserved
and
warrants.
Net
$8,711,758
1,000,000
outstanding shares
per
of
in
invested
Premiums
holdings of 24,703 shares.
Its
1956
these
Earnings
three
$1.50
increased
were
the
each-
to
In
of
subsidiary.
Outstanding
,
company
1957
for
increased
was
Both
FINANCING
Authorized
time.when
satisfied
operations.
company's
Sales
rigs
PRESENT
TO
'
,
drilling companies
operated, tl;e
the six largest."
-
of
company,
1,000,000
($1.50 par value)$1,500,000 shs.
\ t Includes 30,000
stock
D
number
in
which
General Reinsurance Corp.—Operations Profitable—
sales of products and services in 1956 were at an
high
but net' earnings
were
below
the record
1955
level,
Roy Fruehauf, President, disclosed on March 19 In the annual report
being distributed to. more than 34,000 shareholders.
?
"
of
will
p.t $24,000,000
was
the date the
This
corporation,
in
disclosed
a
profitable
all-time
independent
the
by.the
two
value
&
15
of
.=
Venezuelan
stock
issuing
par
D
basis
GIVING
* .**■
.
the
.♦Effective
;
the
on
the
within
his
Frueliauf Trailer
company
.
its Rockwell
service
$5,000,000
shares;
cf
of
GPU
addition to
in regular
at
of the Philippine
and
expressed hfo
the Philippine econonr/
may be developed to the point that will enable the country to go on 'a
free exchange of currency.
In passing upon the proposed transaction^,
the Commission observed that Congress, in its enactment in 1956 of i*
private law which, in effect, exempted GPU from compliance with n
previous ox-der of the Commission dh'ecting that GPU divest itself o:i
its
Interest In
Manila Electric, appeared
to have given considerable
weight to the financial aid which GPU, as the parent company, could
lender to Manila Electric.—V. 185, p. 1386.
public
12,723
102,519
kw
placed
plant.
repayments
to
an
drilling rigs of various types:
" •
• "
•
D & D Drilling has been engaged since 1951 in drilling and supply*
•ing oil well workover services for others on a contract basis in eastern
Venezuela.
at
opinion
group
The
.selling
of
by
is estimated
Rockwell
Government
with
All of
statement
common
are
through
25,000
a
estimated
Notwithstanding these considerations, howevei\ GPU's board of direc¬
registration
a
is
loan; but, as indicated, tb-»
ultimate dollar repayment of the advances will be subject to condition?
development-,
31,670
Board
91,831
rotary
be
appear
purposes.
filed
22
snares
presently
the
selling ..•15,799
W-.
general
BUSINESS—Company has been engaged sinee 1935 in drilling oil
gas
wells for otners on a contract basis and in exploration* for
of oil and gas production for it? own account. Ac¬
cording to an industry census, made in 1956, the company is among
27
advanced
such advances.
the
Taylor, President, is selling. 53,697 of his
S. L. Flom, Vice President and Treasurer,
holdings of 88,89u shares; B. E. Bushnell,
Chairman, is selling 46,230 oi his holdings of 90,155 shares;
Bushnell, Vice President, is selling 47,293 of his holdings of
shares; E?lelle B. Bushnell (wife of N. E. Bushnell) is selling
of her holdings of 61,496 shares;
and Bushnell Steel Co. Is
is
company.■;
largest
unit
,'r In passing upon OPu's
preferred stock to
Star Sales, Inc., Portland,
for
corporate!
the
consideration
regulations,
Corp., Tatnpa, Fla.—Registers With SEC
300.000
are
by
by
company.
(
10
cash
make
by the Commission to the effecri
cuirency controls in the Philippines upon this transaction.
Sine;/
the proposed construction and method of financing involves the matte';;
of
future repayments In dollars by
Manila Electric to- OPU, Manf?%
Electric applied to the Central Bank of the'Philippines for approval oT
sums
notification
the
to
live years from
and at the rate
,
Ore.—Files
of
of
be
to
Particular
non-cumulative
T,b
be,, used
other
on
covering
Sale
holdings
and
operates
cost
regulations
and development
'the
to
program.
Such approval was granted, subject to a provision that
such future dollar repayments would be subject to
govering Philippine
$4
of
.gate
Construction
to
corporation
this
announced
25
-the
as
stock¬
the
shares
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment-,
The prospectus lists 11 selling stockholders, who own in the aggre^
581,131 shares. (72.64%) of the outstanding common stock of the
will
these
Steel
snares
headed
be
stock
oi
sale
the
-
SEC
public
outstanding indebtedness amounting
used in connection with acquisi-
prepay
common
balance
;
closed.
proceeds' fiom
to
$1,213,757
the
of
The
A.
net
company
and
books
the
authorizing
March
on
of
■
authorized
time
same
retire
share*,, through
per
-are
and
corporation
tuese
banking, group
which on March 28 offered 300,000 shares of common
stock (par $1.50) at $12.50 per share.
This offering was
•oversubscribed
;
Commission
proposed installation of
stvuetion program
one
investment
an
($10
par
iileci
11
shares
proceeds
capital
Florida
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co.—Stock Offered—Dillon,
Inc.
Exchange
a'decision
tors determined that the
This
Co.
and
of
expected to be completed and
total
addition
,
calendar
a
the
5<000,000 snares
the
and
Inc., Portland,
March
on
10,000
at
The
Ore„
corpoiation on March 8 filed a letter of -notification with"the
.SEC covering 1,000 shares of common stock to be offered at market
(estimated at $18 per snare as ox Feb; 19, 1957), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to go to Albert J. McLaughlin.—V. 184, p. 2440.
&
;
'.
j
To Make Cash Ad¬
—
supply the dollar component
needed to purchase certain of the necessary heavy equipment In thb
United States.
The balance of the cost will represent expenditures tn
be
made
In the
Philippines with Philippine pesos.
According to tho
record, the demand for electric service in Manila Electric's service areh
bus increased sharply since the end of World War II. Its 1957-59 corr-
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
.Read
the
The
.
proposal
a
preferred stock without par value
In thq. treasury;—V. 185, p. 1274.
Florida
•
,
"
operation t j
Electric, which supplies electric utility services in and around
City of Manila#, Philippine Islands, will use the funds in connection
plant,
by-law
comparable
shares
common
2,500.000
possible
approved-a
held
pow
SEC
;
Securities
issuance
with
v
(adjusted to a
calendar year,
iVhlJe net. income was $778,279, or 51c
average
approved
common -stock
first
the
;-cumulative
Electric reported net income of $2,247,296
of $56,493,889 in the year ended Sept. 30.
Pryne said he will probably remain as Chairman of Pyrne, which
becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Emerson.
Edward F. Kelly is
expected to remain as President, he added.—V. 180, p. 1535.
Epsco, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Files With SEC—
in
Manila
Rowe
quarter
13-period year.
a
available
holders
in
company
changed its accounting procedure
Mr.
>,
be
to its foreign subsidiary, Manila Electric Co., from time U*
during the period ending Dec. 31, 19o8, in amounts not exceeding
$3,750,000 in the aggregate.
sales of $4,725,474. - Emerson
tales
to
time
Chairman.
of
this
323,308,341,
shareowners
$5
Common
the
basis from
The
Pryne
on
The
.
the
improvement" over tne
on
March 27...
initial; 1956
amounted
company
year
all of Pryne's outstanding stock, he said.
This
38,000 shares of Emerson common stock, valued at
of
show
Harvey .reported,
the
share-bn
per
said.
Pryne
plant Is expected
1153.
p.
vances
Chairman of
as
named
and
Vice-President.. Prior
office
no
earnings
net
year
Sales
its
of
the
use,
185,
1958.—V.
•
Officer.
Flintkote's
was
been
.
of
I.
Officer
Administrative
Executive
as
had
elected
27
Executive
Chief
serving
there
last- year,:Mr?
market
633,004
March
on
and
Sales/and
of
assets
tne
ventilator
of
.
Emerson
industrial
and
July,
Estimates First Quarter Net Ahead of Year Ago—In¬
crease in Authorized Common Stock Voted—
acquire
about
current
v
tion
S400.000;
$3,750,000
infra-red
calls
agreement
common
low-pressure flexible tubing.
will be applied first to the
loam» mobtained
ToVo.
p.
Calif.,
,
The
of
bonds
the
borrowings of
Harvey' previously
cnange,
heaters, in an exchange of stock, W. R.
Persons, President of Emerson, and Ralph Pryne, Chairman of Pryne,
anndunced on March 21.
.2
*.
of
bank
Cio.—Harvey Chairman—Rowe President—
directors
Board
President
as
1957 covering
Emerson Electric Manufacturing
<
at
bank
Flintkote
'
the
interests
estimated
make,new
In
,
on
sale
>
ceremonies in Hudson, Ohio, on March 27 marlufl
.the beginning of construction on a new 650,000 square foot manu¬
facturing plant there for the corporation's Euclid Division. Especially
'designed for the manufacture of crawler tractors for heavy construc¬
,
,
manufacturer
a
outstanding
General Motors Corp.—Building Plant in Ohio—
Ground-breaking
,'•"••
advances
outstanding Immediately beforel-for-4 stock
December, 1956, ;tOn basis of snares outstanding Dec.
•31# 1956.—V. 184, p. 2624. '
'
,
-
1
{'
prices commencing at $6 per share.
be reimbursed for certain expenses
of-- shares
.'distribution
Elfun
at
7^
will
' for
working capital
following which the company intends
$250,000. The balance of such bond
proceeds plus the net proceeds of tne sale of stock, together with the
•new
bank oorrowiiigs, will be used to defray the cost of the company's
expansion program and for other corporate purposes. Including working
capital.
This program consists primarily of expanding and improving
tiie facilities at its, Guilford
plant.—V. 183, p. 1109.
7,250,819
--
is
to
38,8307560
6,803,291
■
corporation
proceeds-of
purposes)
2.33
$
38,679,954
67,961,916
assets
Currentliabilities
exercisable
underwriter
$10,000.
of
Net
$2.9b
-
be
the
excess
payment* of
$2,585,081
$4.00
^
in
The
5.041,944
t
to
am
addition,
not
~
2.456,163
$3,557,771
per
•
7-276,771
1
,
•In
3,719, COO
__:_™-"
;
bonds
"
1955"
1956
$94,834,103 $96,150,930
t
income -taxes
-
Up 38%—
2
\
(1515)
#
assets
Total
receivables
Net
On
of
the
income
common
average
per
shave
Income
before
74,773,900
Federal
taxes
12,372,929
$1.5).
Dominion
shares outstanding during
in
1956
as
each
year,
net
earnings
to
further
and
improvement'.in
anothei
record
1957.
The
year."—V.
134,
Feb. 28,*57
outlook
p.
is
1121.
for
sales
•
Feb. 29.'56
$111,936,858 $107,284,90it
7,473,183
7,721,22*3
better
;
and
taxes
cn
shr.res
on
income
State
Consolidated
Common
against $1.37 in 1955.
;
Viewing" the: prospects for the current year, F. R. Wills, President,
stated,- "The. achievement of a record year in 1956 gives us an added
'impetus
Subs.)—Earnings Slightly Lower—
5,9.49
stockholders
number of
was
79,069,391
6,469
t
-
100,981,475
99,044.818
93,659,900
(net)
funds
worth
Number
Net
125.227.175
18,250.239
Eorrcwed
(&
Six Months Ended—
&
*
net
income
—
196,000
income'taxes
•
income_„i
outstanding
Earning? per share
of
common
stock
:
$2,635.22U
2,296,170
-
3,884.000
202,OOJ
$3,481,183
(est.)
2,295,740
$1.58
3,796,000
$1.52
Dwight P. Joyce, Chairman and President, reported on March 21 that
Glidden operations' during the second half of 1957 should bring l-esultb
S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...; Monday, April 1,
(1516)
Reports
Goebel Brewing Co. —New Developments —
Loss—working Capital Position Strong—
The company
Pur*"
Crystilled
March 25 introduced its new
on
Goebel beer.
The company
also presented ior the fir. t time the new blue and
eold Goebel design which will be used on all packages of Goebel beer.
Referring to the 1956 annual report. Edwin J. Anderson, President,
said
that Goebel is In
the strongest working capital position In Its
history
$3 753,770.
Cash totals more, than $1,000,000. and when a
tax recovery of $1,058,455 Is obtained,
this will be increased.
Mr.
Anderson
revealed 1956 sales oi $22,502.13^, with a net lost,
of $1017,883.
This compares with 1955 sales of $31,819,344 and a
net income of $206,377, or five cents
a share on the 1,528,650 out¬
standing shares of common stock after preferred dividends.
Mr
Anderson
said the most important feature of this report, not
readiiy recognized, is that the loss does not represent a cash outlay
by the company, but is largely non-recurring and in the nature of a
non-cash expenditure,
He emphasized that the major portion ol the
1956 net loss resulted from the
unusually heavy and non-recurring
losses
occasioned by the sale
of the Oakland, Calif., brewery, dis¬
continuance of the production and sale ol Guinness ale and beer, and
higher operating costs due to increased labor and material costs.
In
discussing the company's future, Mr. Anderson said: ' We are
pleased to report that Goebel will show a small net profit lor the
first quarter
"Based
of
1957.
.
and
esthnate
this
on
famous
its
of
brewing
the
in
Armin
on
basis in 1956, Simon Askin, President,
Chairmen, told stockholders in the annual
Indian Head Mills,
combined
a
fcchlesinger,
A.
mailed on March 22.
Heyden Chemical Corp. net sales In 1956 were $24,412,507 as com¬
pared with $24,656,654 in 1955,
Heyden earnings per common share
Were 96 cents in 1956 on the 1,061,026 shares outstanding as compared
with $1.01
In
1955 on
the
1,077,026 shares then outstanding.
Net
appraisal ol the potential
believe that this company will
for the
show a
our
net
after
income
in
taxes
of
sales
672,319
the
on
1955
646,461
the
on
$1,106,324 in
was
in
Inc.
1956
$22,051,499
were
as
1955., Earnings per common share were
shares outstanding as compared with $1,42 in
shares then outstanding.
Net income after taxes
with $21,502,233 in
compared
$1.43
Industries
Newport
with $1,054,221
1956 as compared
added
operate
V.-
342.
,-V,. v: i\,\,
.
.",7
Herman Sokol,
Vice-President in charge of market
announced on March 25.
for processing alkyd resins includes a step-wise esterifatty acids that increases the proportion of high molecular
Dr.
Uranium Inc., Goldfield, Nev.
Goldfield
Vacated
of
ficatlon
weight polymers.—V.
1043.
185, p.
Electrochemical
Hooker
,.y.-
Feb. 28,'57
sales
Net
i
.........
Income
before
Federal
taxes
Federal
it
SEC,
the
from
was
The
4,517,700
2,997,200
hock¬
ensmith, a promoter, director and officer of both companies, had been
convicted on April 23, 1956, in the Superior Court
of the State of
California, Los Angeles, of violating Section 26104(a) of the California
Corporations Code, which prohibits the issuance or sale of any security
in violation of the provisions of Division 1, Title 4 of the said Code;
and
(2)
that Neva-Utex had
violated the terms and conditions of
Regulation A by offering and selling Its securities in a jurisdiction
not named
(state)
in
officer
an
Howard
and
latter,
the
of
(Based
$2,192,100
33.125
$2,768,100
53,125
$0.33
-
-
$0.46
:
of
share
results
stock-——_
common
operations
of
consolidated
the
of
non-recurring
$334,100
number
on
shares
of
profit
ol
marketable
28,
1957.—V.
sale
on
Feb.
outstanding
cers
directors
or
Goldfield
of
at
July
held
meeting
stockholders
23, 1955, and have not since been nor are they now connected in any
with the management cf that company, (b) none of the securities
•way
This
in
subject
had
company
according
sales,
Net
last
gams
its
to
66'i in
annual report.
se¬
its
1956
in 1956 amounted to $1,205,345, equal after
requirements, to $3.59 per common share, based on
outstanding at year-end.
This compares with
profit
to
the
Goldfield
of
name
the suspension
order
Uranium
to
as
Inc.
therefrom,
that company.—V,
184,
credit
in
about
of
the
$1
1956
for
reported
net
$37,500,197,
has been added to earned surplus.
increase over sales of $29,860,522
an
President,
stated
in
the
that
report
1956
increases
and sales can be attributed mainly to the company's
expansion program, which included opening 13 new stores
service
in
184,
points.
He
substantial
further
V.
added
sales
that
this
increases
should also result
185, p. 1387; and
program
1957.—V.
in
F.
Williamson
B.
to
Month ol January—
Chairman
his
the
of
Vice-President,
B.
Board.—V.
P,
185,
has
Williamson,
elected
been
who
Jr.,
ment
Great Sweet Grass Oils,
the
Securities
issuance
.Exchange
stocks
to
Commission on
two orders under Section 19(a)
of
Act
of
summarily
1934
suspending
April
inclusive;
1957,
3,
and
March
of
(4)
announced
22
Securities
the
trading in the capital
respectively, on the
Ltd.,
ten days from March 25,
declared .that such action is
it
necessary and appropriate for the protection of investors and to
vent fraudulent, deceptive or manipulative acts or practices. —V.
1386.
P.
Net
856,649
$46,092
9,376
12,025
---i----
pre¬
185,
adjustments,
have
Year Ended
Net
Dec.
(<fc Subs.)
in
31—
sales
1956
142,559
bonds..*.,.
70,058
before
'Federal
income
$7,898,099
765,503
refundable Federal
taxes—292,003
refundable-....*.-.....,.--,*,.
taxes
333*464
been
adjustment
on
$154,500
income
(The
bonds.
195G
statement, do not reflect adjustments for
franchise tax reductions and interest which
June,. .1956.
If the applicable portion
of the
to
to
$26,637
for
January,
$127,863,
1856,
instead of
the
of
month
deficit
net
the
$154,500.—V.
Years'Ended Dec. 3i—
sales
Net
January, 1956,
for that month
185,
1044. %
p.
Net
*"
Net Joss
Number of
5
$292*003
185,
286,024
286,024
$1,300,000
$1,382,000
shares.*,.*.-;
common
convertible
—V.
$432,039
__
debentures—
-
1386.
p.
Sales, and
earnings
this
of
the
current
fiscal,
share—
Net
working capital-.-*——
Long-term debt
Net
fixed
(Book
ending March 31, "will- be substantially ahead of last year," Laurens
Hammond, Chairman, informed stockholders on March 11, in a letter
covering the first nine months of business.
Number
"Business
continues
the fiscal
to
year,"
Mr.
Organ
Hammond
earned
be
good
Hammond
the
in
a
months, ended Dec. 31, 1956, compared
share, for the like period one year ago.
"The
general
outlook
for
business
our
share
a
said
that
the
with
$2,890,697,
Continues
to
be
first
$1.94
or
favorable,"
had taken preliminary steps to make
its shares for trading on the New York Stock
.Exchange. "We anticipate that listing will become effective sometime
in July of this year," he added.—V.
185, p. 822.
application for
company
listing
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co. —
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company
filed
Registers
With
March
on
1957, covering $1,950,000 of participations in its ThrFt Plan for
employees, together with 30,000 shares of the company's common stock
may
be
purchased pursuant
thereto.—V.
,
185,
719.
p.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd.—Sells Notes
The company has sold
Privately—
privately $4,000,000 of its 5^4%
notes, due 1972, tp seven insurance comoanies
The fi¬
nancing was arranged by Dean Witter & Co.
proceeds
.expansion and
New
'Co.
York
of
will
Life
Insurance
California
each
companies
surance
Co.,
mobile
used' for
additional
working
capital
and
for
diversification.
surance
Co.
took
Life
Co.,
Insurance
Sun
and
tb^'
$1,000,000
purchasing
Franklin
Insurance
Farm Life
be
the
Insurance
Life
Co.—V.
Co,,
Assurance
185,
p.
the
were
Life
notes.
Farm
of
Insurance
The
other,
In¬
Mutual
Canada,
Auto¬
and
State
822.
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This company,
20.
a
registration statement with the SEC
on
March
covering $5,000,000 of interests or participations in its Em¬
Savings Plan, together with
132,000 shares of its common
capital
P.
filed
stock
which
may
be
purchased
transmission
nection
pursuant
thereto.—V.
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—Expects Increase in
,3957 Earnings—
income
SEC
the
board
two
that
resulting
4tt
in
earnings in
1957
as
tractors
crystals
electric, power-assist
and
and
certain
other
steering/ special
patent applications in con¬
items.
These
Payment Fund,
after
charging
off
these
deferred
amounts
reflects
a
which
has
profitable
resulted
in
increased
management
and
of
basis,
contrasted
as
to
Bfell' Telephone
a
net
income
1957
23,323,954
—V.
4,186,000
3,848,851
income
charges
after
21,552,749
4,603,000
taxes
$4,468,405
4,509,043
—
3,504,602
$4,884,949
Net operating
Net
1956
1. $36,660,754 $33,711,756
—
taxes—
operating
of
Co.—Earnings—
January—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Other
corporation,
the
combination
Heyden of the assets and business
4,060,464
185, p. 1154.
organizer,
of
Twelve Months Ended January 31—
revenues
Operating
expenses
and
taxes
64.518,646
Jan.
compared
2.
1957*
will
with
the
results
achieve
of
Per
he
an
Hayden
share
61,963,323
$18,026,538
$16,469,727
4.042,858
:
—
—u
income
$3.17
per
of
end
March
on
Balance
—J
req linemen t.
applicable
Common, shares
earnings
•
27
to
*Ehare
stock..:
on
Jan.
15,
„
Co.—Earnings 27% Higher—-
reflect
income
1.896,391
in
an
Coal
in
production
44'4.
of
tons
1956
in
common
totaled
This'represents
1955.
14.782,405, tons,, as
increase
.
'
of 27'(- over 1955,
$6,161,076, equal to
shares outstanding at the
increase
1955
was
.
$79,869,088
of
the
on
1956
net
$117,878,716,
high,
income
all-time
an
an1 increase <of 48/f
over
,
from Island Creek's own mines in 1956 totaled
compared to 10,244.492 ton® mined in 1955, an
addition, the company's sales organization sold
In
produced
by
keted
others.
Production by lessees, not mar¬
which it received royalties, totaled
by Island Creek, but on
408,158 tons.—V. 183, p. 2898.
Sulphur Co.—Reports Lower Earnings
Jefferson Lake
President, on March 25 reported net profits
1956 of $1,607,786 after income taxes, equal
share after payment of preferred dividends,
against $1,711,189, equal to $2,32 per. common share for the calendar
year 1955.
The decline in earnings was due to the reduction in the
export price of sulphur and to the increase of operating costs.
The company's reserves of sulphur in the* form of sour natural gas
have been increased many millions of tons through agreements with
Pacific
Petroleums, Ltd.,
and Westcoast Transmission Co., Ltd., in
the Peace River area of British Columbia, and with Mobil Oil of Can¬
ada, Canadian subsidiary of Socony-Mobil Oil Coi, in the Calgary area
of Alberta, Canada. The plant for sulphur recovery in British Columbia
is
scheduled
for
completion in October 1957, and drilling of two
additional wells will begin within the next ten days to further develop
the sour natural gas reserve in the 80,000 acre farmout in Alberta.
H.
Eugene
for
$2.16
to
Walet,
calendar
the
Jr.,
of
year
commoD
per
185,
1387.
p.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries,
This
March
corporation. filed
21,
1957,
covering
a
Inc.—Registers With SEC
registration
1,866
statement with the SEC on
in its Thrift PU-n, 468
participations
3,685,338
2.111,000
,
2,111,000
$11,872,680 $10,673,389
outstanding at end of period—
•Including 200,000 shares issued
as
Co.—Registers With SEC—
.
in
income
said.
Salvati
*3,210,000
1957.—V.
185,
3,010,000
p.
822.
its Savings Plan, and 6,203 shares of the company's
which may be purchased pursuant thereto.—V.
185,
cticipations in
pa
stock
1276.
p.
King Soopers, Inc.—Financing Canceled—?
>.
In
stock,
common
manager,
filed
1955.
Consolidated
$13,983,680 $12,784,389
*,_
dividend
investment
and
sponsor
Fund's shares.
the
Consolidated
said.
common
income
deductions
registration state¬
net profit
for 1956 of this company and its sub¬
$8,793,072, equal to $4.03 per share, on 2,146,391 common
outstanding at the end of the
year,
Raymond E. Salvati,
shares
1956
1957
$82,545,184 $78,433,550
-
a
names
was
Canada.—V.
Cpoiating
Net
Inc., Minneapolis,
pro¬
operating loss
$459,000 reported for the first quarter of 1956,—V. 185, p. 1154.
Illinois
of
covering 10,000 shares of its
Joseph M.
Fitzsimmons
as
executive officer. Investors Diversified Services,
principal
Fund's
company
3,707,512
efficiencies.
Operations were also charged with $1,392,92? for
depreciation and amortization of plant and equipment.
NOTE—Operations in the first quarter of 1957 are expected to con¬
Month
Co;
President, told stockholders In the annual report.
normal
a
Trust
&
Insurance
1957,
25,
prospectus
Island Creek Coal
duction
on
of
Board—
public
Mr.
-*
...
reported to shareholders.
move
directors
of
on
Banking
Consolidated
have
programs
this
from -the acquisition by
Newport Industries Inc. effective
Increase
for
credit for 1956, and the1 financial strength of the cor¬
poration has been correspondingly improved," Don H. Gearheart, Presi¬
dent, and John O. Ekblom, Chairman of the Executive Committee,
land—a
Pennsylvania
affiliates,
March
on
The
distributor
sidiaries
substantial-tax
Preferred
are
development, of
quartz
been abandoned.
Gross
Indications
92,069
2,637,509
184,
2740.
Current
to
units
with
"Net
gold
and
5.33
113,771
3,399,504
.a
—
(On
related
years,
Income
j
shares
shares
Illinois Power Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
1957.
ployee
386,791
18,661,872
5.46
:.*.—
the year, according to the report. This amount includes wilting off
deferred charge of $532,639 carried on the balance sheet, fo^ various
research
and
development expenses.' These expenses,' made in prior
in¬
National
American
State
Co.
-
stock
Federal
Occidental
of
notes
,
a
tinue
The
1,392,927
24,239,463
3,&95,445
Extraordinary charges against operating income also Includes $311,738
relocating manufacturing facilities and corporate offices in Cleve¬
(he SEC
21,
•which
10,928,668
4,073,131
10,018,259
for
registration statement with
a
preferred
Nil
13,015.965
common
stock .publicly
held after providing for pre¬
publicly held.
(Extraordinary charges against operating income aggregated $844,377
ferred
quarter
the
in
^Mr. Hammond declared.
He
*20,189-
$0.09
._*.*.
share
per
common
•Loss.
189,133
,
for
$3,552,78.1,
nine
final
present
reported.
or $2.38
620,364
assets
value
Number
of
:
*
—
yfear,
for
company
1,618,714
14,096,375
per
Depreciation and amortization
Not worth ——
Hammond Organ Co.—-Sales and Earnings Higher—
-
taxes
;
,
earnings
1955
$62,015,289 $16,353,332
*.__
extraordinary charges & inc.
earnings
(Net
1956
.——*
.(Inc. Jt>eiore
columbium-tantalum
has
a registration statement with
the
covering 75,000 shares of its $15 par common stock,, to be offered
rale through an underwriting group headed by The First
Boston Corp.
The public offering price and underwriting terms *ara
to be supplied by amendment.
The proceeds from the
sale, of the common stock, together with
the proceeds from
the sale later in the year of $5,000,000 in. first
mortgage bonds, and with other funds will be used to repay bank
loans of approximately $4,500,000 and to finance the company's con¬
struction program through early 1958. The company presently esti¬
mates that planned additions and improvements to its system for th»t
period lrom Jan. 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1958 will cost about $7,409,000.
of
which
approximately $4,400,000 will be spent during 1957 and
$3,000,000 during 1058.
v
"V,
'
The company first paid a dividend on the common stock of 20 c-nf
a .share on -June
15, 1946, a total of 65 cents oemg paid during thet
year. Quarterly dividends
aggregating $! a share, were paid in 194-7
and
1948, $1.10 a share in 1949, $1.20 a share. yearly from 1950
through 1955, and $1.24 a share iri 1956. A quarterly dividend «f
32- cents a share was paid on March 1, 1957, and a like dividend, bvA
been declared, payable on June 1, 1957, to holders of record May , 15.
1957 in which the new common stock will participate..
*
During .1956, operating revenues of the company amounted to $13,.458,895 and net. Income, after preferred dividends, tb $1,385,571, equal
to $1.83 per share of common stock. This compares with operating
revenues of $12,526,392
and net income after preferred -dividends of
$1,275,608, or $1.69 a share, for 1955.—-V, .185, p, 1044.
for
70,958
$139,416
.
Hupp Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise-
1955
—_________$7,673,338
Net loss
$9,000
of leasing out the bal¬
with various companies
process
negotiating
First
Iowa Southern Utilities
this
until
back
.
-Earnings Improve—
the
is
{
Greer Hydraulics, Inc.
of
SEC
special
amounting
related
income
interest
of
and
made
not
were
were
to
.its
Variable
the
the
well as
$58,117
140.537
....
—
shown
as
estate
would
f
■
$71,179
(deficit)
'Exclusive
real
.and
stock.
is
Inc.,
$902,741
856,779
$61,803
income
income
charges
on
adjustment
figures,
is in
and
newly organized investment company filed
with
This
Interest
Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
Exchange
this company
and of Kroy Oils
Stock Exchange, for a period of
of
American
1957
and
royalty
six months thereafter.
expects to start ship¬
of North America—Banker
elected
President and
(1956
$918,582
income
'Income
The
1957
•
taxes-.-*.-.
Non-operating
Gross
Inc.
claims
Chairman of
Day,
been
common
becomes
1386,
p.
?
operating revenue
Operating expenses and
Operating
Executive
father,
III,
succeed
L.
Investors
Hudson & Manhattan RR.- -Earnings—
Goodall Rubber Co.—New President—
->
President
Mines,
uranium
America
This
Gross
322.
minimum
Minn.—Registers With SEC—
821.
p.
guaranteed
a
interstate Bakeries Corp.—Nafziger Becomes Chmn.—
profit
successful
and
share which
per
were
,'
The directors on March 26 announced the election of Ralph Leroy
Nafziger, its President for 27 years, as Chairman of the Board and of
John R. Dow, Executive
Vice-President,
as
President.
Mr. Nafziger
retains the title of Chief Executive Officer, devoting his attention to
new
products, baking techniques, and
further development of the
organization he founded in 1930.—V. 185, p. 1C44.
1955.
George O'Leary,
In
thereby
p.
said
net
1955
or
the
on
included
Not
of
eliminate
.He
expenses.
Philadelphia Fire & Marine
Insurance Co. and Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America.
Mr.
Day has also been appointed a member of the executive committee of
the three Companies.—V. 184, p. 1123.
$2.23 per share after preferred dividend re¬
282,536 shares outstanding
on
Dec. 31,
1955.
1956 figures,
the report notes, is a special tax
$727,008,
of
quirements,
has
Co.,
North
26',o
preferred
the 315,-
shares
000
for
Industries and Mines, Inc. also
concessions in French Guiana.
«
vacating
overhead
and
185,
66%—
profit and
net
ol
year
calls
Insurance Co.
profit
dividend
Goldfield's notification has been sold, and (c) if the
July 9 order is vacated as to Goldfield, the offering as originally
proposed will be abandoned and the notification withdrawn.
Accordingly, the Commission has modified its July 9 order so as
the
inventories
end.
William
Houston Oil Field Material Co., Inc.—Profit Up
Salts in
a
of
that
7
W
agreement
Industries and
ance
companies.
to
719.
p.
notification.
its
Subsequently, an affidavit was filed by Oscar Morissett, Secretary of
Goldfield, accompanied by a certified copy of the minutes of a stock¬
holders meeting of Goldfield,
reflecting that, (a) Scott VV. Hocken¬
smith and Howard Hockensmith were not elected or reelected as offi¬
of
ping uranium and vanadium within the next 15 days.
Gross
payments of approximately $1,000,000, including the Atomic
Energy Commission bonus, already have been made to date on ore
shipped from the Henry "Mountain claims which are owned by Industries
and Mines, Inc.
curities.
to stock
of Goldfield, Nev- The July 9 order was based on infornitaion (11 that Scott,
W. Hockensmith, a promoter and director of Goldfied Uranium
and
and
control
every six months for two years and $18,000 every
The lessee has started mining operations and
15,765,300
income-/.-—...
on
dividends
'Includes
request
Uranium
a
measures
President.
Regulation A
exemptions irom
registration with respect
offerings by Goldfield and by Neva-Utex Uranium, Inc., also
Neva-Utex
at
tight
these
corporation has leased 25 of its 350 uranium claims located in
Henry Mountain area in San Juan County, Utah, to Henry Moun¬
tain Mines, Ir.c,, it was
reported on-March 22. by Martin Lasher,
*Feb. 29/50
2,325,600
taxes
Income..
on
per
(Includes
announced cn March 21, has issued an order
of this company that its name be eliminated
the Commission's order of July 9, 1956, temporarily suspending
The
granting
the
on
This
$25,864,800 $26,092,500
—
income
Net
Preferred
Suspension
—
considered
be
can
the
,
Co.—Earnings Lower—
3 Months Ended—
SEC—
by
dividends
Industries & Mines, Inc. (N. Y.)—Leases Claims'—
method
This
(Earned
Order
before
development,
"If
V, 185, p,
worth
Robison,
President, stated
that
the
mills continue
to
normal rate of capacity and that the company is main A
have enabled the company to maintain approxi¬
mately the same level of sales and profits in the first quarter of this
year as in the last quarter of 1956.—V. 185, p. 1044,
polymer alkyd technique which improves the properties „of
has
been
developed by Heyden Newport Chemical Corp. re¬
searchers,
E.
taining
that
net
stock.
James
high
resins
the
to
common
in 1955.
Develops New High Polymer Alkyd Technique—
A
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
The corporation has reported net sales, of $5,341,378 and a net profit
$355,965 for the first, quarter ended March. 2, 1957.
Comparable
figures for the first quarter of last year were sales of $4,997,000 and
a
net profit of $17,500.
After payment of $60,664 in dividends on the
preferred stock, the first quarter profits for 1957 amount to $1.29 per
share on the 229,000 shares of common stock outstanding.
The
directors have authorized the regular quarterly payment,
on
May 1, 1957, of $30,756 into the preferred stock sinking fund.
The
preferred stock restrictions require that approximately $1,140,000 be
1956 as. compared with $1,550,614
$1,473,615 in
was
of
1955.
Net
^
of 1957, we firmly
profit for the full 12 months.
results
materialize
as
expected, the directors will soon give
consideration
to
resumption of dividends on the common stock, *—
remainder
Newport
and
report
"a revolutionary process for purifying water, to be used
lying system,
and
1957
20
connection
)K>sed
issue
with
Writer
Peters.
announced
that
proposed
offering of 263.048 shares of common
& Christensen, Inc., the underwriter, on March
financing has been cancelled and the pro-
this
aforementioned
will
not
take
place.
See
also
V.
185,
Number 5625
Volume 185
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
„.
Kroehler Mfg. Co.—Sales and
This
consolidated
31,
Dec.
1956,
amounted
This
taxes
dividend
tions
for
of
payable
During
1956,
to
from
The
net'
1956
and
of
at
Dec.
31,
1955,
equipment
and
Co.
1956,
2%
a
to
were
$3,400,000.
Kroehler
connection
with
inventories
$32.12
31,
Dec.
at
acquisition,
and
Furniture
funds
provide
to
40
Great
See
Sweet
Grass
Oils,
Ltd.
The
its
directors
share,
per
1957.
185,
purchased
by
an
April
shareholders
this
time,
outstanding
declared
28
dividend
cash
a
of
on
March 18 file
a
letter of notification with
76,400 shares, of common stock
(no par)
to b©
share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to be used for expenses Incident to
mining operations.—V. 181, p. 2243.
The
Steel Co.—Plans
stockholders
March
on
26
Private
approved
net
while
assets
7,700
among
net
assets
totaled
$53,108,866
were
shareholders.—V.
$55,501,096.
with
185,
A
1,152,432
45
pp.
year
shares
4%%
20-year promissory notes., . /
•The company plans to take down $4,000,000
Ludlow Manufacturing &
Austin
its
B.
Mason
subsidiaries,
served
of
it
and
for
company
President
announced
was
Vice-President
the
Sales Co.—New President—
elected
been
has
than
more
this
of
March
on
21.
Malcolm
succeeds
years.—V.
45
and of
company
He
formerly
Stone, who
B.
1,74,
See
a
wonder-working "portable
in ability, on
March
Mississippi and out into the Gulf.
"Designed and built by E. G. LeTourneau,
elevating
prodigy
fdrtress.
But
the
Two
the
to
the height of
Gulf
Upon
its
and,
/'Deck
the
of
legs,, and
will
the
of
area
weight
be
foot
a
well,
then
itself
Retail
—V.
raise
its
an
the
to
water,
and
acre,
other
platforms,
operatingr
pounds.
LeTourneau's
marine
companies.
All
months.—V.
185,
facilities
1388.
p.
at
scheduled
are *
recently
Nicksbuig,
for
for
within
three
the
,
r,
begun
were
Miss.,
delivery
-
.
nine
&
(Eli)
Lilly
184,
&
balance
later
was
withdrawn.—V.
185,
720.
p.
Lincoln
Telephone
Telegraph Co.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
The
company,
Securities
and
&
March
on
Exchange
filed
28
registration
a
statement
common
stock
(par $25),
common
stock
on
its
held,
and
certain
to
be
will
company
the
of
basis
Proceeds
employees.
used
reduce
to
share
one
for
be
to
short-term
three
each
received
loans
bank
shares
shares
the
by
incurred
•
Of
to
represented
.
is
expected
about
April
1957,
and
These
that
17,
1957,
that
the
tentative
be
underwritten
by
stockholders
to common
subscription
dates
will
offer
subject
are
of
be
made
record
expire
the
to
will
on
or
obtaining
scription
This
will build
Ind.,
replace
to
C.
Becherer.
President.
Construction
In. 1958.
is expected
in
1959.
this
...
new
site
-
is expected to be
bearings at the
completed
plant
new
for
feet
in
the
in
feet
square
of
■
,
located
in
the
center
is
persons
of
70-acre
a
expected
portion
expand
to
of
two-story office, the new Link-Belt bearing plant will
floor and will be approximately 800 feet long and
depth.
It will have a total area of more than 400.000
will
and
the
embody
of
ball
The
new
latest
roller
and
specialized
well
as
equipment
other
as
types
expected
John
•
A.
a
A new malleable iron
completed
be
Metz,
law
firm
President
of
before
the
foundry at the Ewart plant
of the year.
end
of
of
McClure,
Metz,
Link-Belt
plant in Indianapolis.
First quarter sales
last
for
Month
year
are
MacAlister.
&
General
and
expected
Mr.
of
Manager
to
exceed
Whinrey
of
those
is
Vice-
company's
the
Ewart
the
period
same
135,
in
1957
continues
ahead
of
at
stock
common
amount
1962,
converted
if
at
the
of
rate
of debentures, if
the rate of 100
thereafter prior to
at
and
redeemable
at
for
and
6%
1964 to 1966.
years
;
the
sustaining
or
base
from
borrowing
of
banks
be
its
thus
life,
far
1928, Metro, Inc., is engaged ill the fi¬
durable goods; the small loan business
and
accident
insurance
business.
Its
in
and
health
centered
have
Washington,
in
the
metropolitan
areas
of Balti¬
C.
D.
GIVING
TO PRESENT
Authorized
EFFECT
March
$10
31,
of
stock—$1
600,000
50,000 shs.
$300,000 shs.
38,049 sbs.
206,208 shs.
cumulative,
par
payable on demand and bear 6%
They are held by five individuals,
{Includes
20,000
are
payable monthly.
annum
receipt of
cial aircraft work
>
Carl
eral
new
1
done
ever
at
the
for
the
on
first
March
strictly
27
Hagerstown.
planning,
F-27
shares
185,
it
stock
Public
options
announced
issue
to
Utilities
and
on
sell
and
Corp.;
consideration
bank
thereof
notes.—V.
Midland
new
and
an¬
tool
of
of
Star
Preferred
Gas
amount of tooling
on
the job,
manufacture
for
a
which
for 'a* total of
Co.—Stockholders
common
company
for
announced
In
the
held
certain
by
employees
oi
of
the
March 21,
applied to tha
has
additional stock
con¬
183,
and
1957
fiscal
of
dollar
sales Is the
taxes
amounted
shares
common
earlier
shares.,
to $520,989, equal
outstanding at Feb.
$706,679,
was
equal
to $1.27
a
has been declining for eight months, Mr. Riggin
reached a level where the company's copper and
competitive
again
are
184,
with
steel,
aluminum,
plastics
1354.
p.
lines,
according
where
area
be
in
operation
has
company
to
the
The
company
The
and
ham.
and
to
the
corporation on
March
11
and
be
used
open
to
a
to
upon
the
The
the
be
located
Alabama plant also
be the most
new
its
at
plants
Shipley said.
Haydenvllle and
in
Ind.
the
be
third
Natco
plant in Alabama.
plant, Natco makes face brick at North Birming¬
company operates 15 plants in four states and
Canada,
manufacturing a diversified line of
clay products.—V. 184, p. 429.
both
struc¬
non-structural
this
of
Fibres, Inc.—Reports Loss—
corporation
in
1956
of $1.97 per share in 1955.
Bannister, President,' reported
during
offset
180,
in
resulted
a
consolidated
stock
of
the
earlier
automotive
p.
482.
'
Trust
while
operations were
185, p.
1046.
Co.
183,
p.
of
has
New
called
Redemption—
York,
for
140
trustee,
Broadway,
New
York,
N.
Y.r—
2077.
National Petro-Chemicals Corp.—Bonds Sold Private¬
ly—This company has placed privately $22,000,000 of
first mortgage bonds with New York Life Insurance Co.,
Travelers Insurance Co., National Life Insurance Co.
and Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co. So far $14,000,has been taken
000
cjown to repay bank loans and ad¬
parents, National Distillers Products
Corp. and Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. The balance
will be borrowed later this year for the same purposes.
vances
New
from
the
York Trust Co. is trustee.
National Vulcanized Fibre
an
equal
said
on
March
the
sales
net
level
26.
sales
net
is
in
1956
expected
Sales
for
Co.—Earnings Up 70%—
the
were
in
1956
year's volume
$22,754,967.
previous
record
Consolidated
1957,
highest
second
Eugene
R.
Perry,
totaled $21,348,461,
of
$18,895,363
and
a
in
history
President,
gain of
6%
leas
13fV
than
of
earnings for 1956
rose
to $1,190,786,
equal to $2.05
compared with the previous year's earnings after
$1.20 per share. There are 580,000 shares of
common
stock outstanding. Provision for all taxes, on income In 1966
totaled $1,280,000 against $742,000 the year before.
Expenditures of $1,800,000 were made in 1956 under the largest
per
common
taxes
'
of
share,
$693,356,
or
plant and equipment improvement program in the company's history,
report points out. Improved fibre making capacity at the Yorklyn,
Del., plant, improved methods for fibre sheet output at the Newark,
Del., plant, a complete manufacturing unit for Vulcot consumer prod¬
ucts
and
additional treating and pressing facilities at the Kenaett
the
the
Square,
company
'
that
December,
Industry.—V.
Pa.,
plant
were
among
Several new products
the
additions during the past
allocated a like dollar amount top
including new fabricating plants In
important
year.. In 1957, the company has
further production improvements
Chicago and Los Angeles.
178,
and
losses.
redemption on May 1, next, $514>00
principal amount of Its first mortgage 4%% bonds due March 1, 1973.
Payment at "101.95% plus accrued interest will be made at Guaranty
1951's
1977.
p.
November
the
corporation
over
Inc.,Milwaukee, Wis.—To Be Acquired-^-below.—V.
the
National Gas & Oil Corp.—Partial
its parent,
letter of notification with
purchase shares of common
183, p. 1615.
inc.
will
the gain was not suffi¬
Operations in the first quarter of
1957
will be more profitable than the first quarter of 1966 when
earnings were 24 cents per share.
The corporation is currently divesting itself of unprofitable
properties
and activities and preparing diversification into lines not dependent
to
market.—V.
Morris,
of conduit,
G.-
cient
t
Philip
It
mining clay for 27 years.
and the plant is expected
at once
Mr. Shipley reported. He said that
additional clay reserves in the area.
year,
will
National Automotive
John
•
Junction, Colo.—Files
capital.—V.
filed
has been
start
conduit
Hobart,
location
Cordova
in
profitable
the public at $1.50 per share.
There
proceeds are to be used for retirement
working
this
makes
and
Nationally,
net profit
Exchange Commission—
The
late
Shipley, President.
A.
to
also purchased
now
Ohio,
one
tural
2652.
Co., Grand
18,667
bonds
R.
company
manufacture
Bessemer
Besides
also
to
underwriting.
to
the
scheduled
will be designed
to make other clay products. It will
highly mechanized clay products plant In existence, Mr.
$10,500,000.
p.
on March 27 announced plans to build a $2,100,000
Bessemer, Ala., approximately 12 miles south of Birmingham.
plant will manufacture clay conduit for telephone, light and
Devoted
March 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common
stock
(par $1)
of which
be offered tc stockholders at $1.25 per share
on
are
rights
no
Mil print;
See
the
of
near
an
the
Commission
'
-
quarter
lower level
year
materials.—V.
Construction is
on
stockholders have subscribed
150,890 shares of its 4.84% cumulative
on
a
common
now
after
560,583
on
has
products
power
covering not to exceed $50,000 contributions to the issued Em¬
ployees' Thrift Plan.^ There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds
97 %
first
1124.
p,
Earnings—
copper
The
SEC
to
184,
This corporation
170,154
shares
outstanding
The
portion
2784.
Subscribe
557,458
other
plant
on
includes
major
p.
income
net
income
and
and
Midwest Oil Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
two-engine airliner.—V. 184,
Shares. —This
March 26 that its
be
the
for
said.- The
Riggin
price of
brass
Air¬
are
Lone
company
covering
through
gen¬
sales
share
a
Net
•
on
said,
are
Telephone
Securities
151,487
commer¬
will
to build a large
cents
The
.
1155.
p.
was
authorization
proceeds
The
below.—V.
lower
Consolidated
huge plant.
propjet transport.
already in progress
work is
tool design
fuselage of the
Md.,
Mr.
both
and
last
Inc.
volume of
1957.
share
to be used
to reimburse Metropolitan's
treasury for expenditux-es for construction of property additions made
prior to Jan. 1. 1957, including th3 payment cf $4,500,000 of shortterm
of
93
28,
reserved
company,
cash
a
Net
Oklahoma,
of
net
Consolidated
to
has given inter¬
ested persons until April 4. 1957, to request a hearing thereon. Metro¬
politan proposes to sell an additional 105,000 shares of stock to GPU
Fairchild Contract
Marietta
at
Lockheed Vice-President and Georgia Division
said Lockheed has contracted with the Fairchild
Fairchild
Preliminary
tool
of the
Division
$800,000 contract
Kotchian,
manager,
craft Division,
the
Georgia
an
products,
V.
,
,,
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Stock to Parent—
for
Oil
prices for copper and brass products and a
shipments, he added.
Consolidated net earnings before taxes amounted to $1,134,232. com¬
pared ..with
$1,468,588
in the
previous year.,
reserved for conversion of the debentures,
for issurance upon the exericse of out¬
66,000
shares
non-transferable
company.—V.
for
721.
p.
loss of $1,185,001 before Income taxes.
The net loss after
carry-back
credit
and
non-recurring
charges
was
$1,821,001,
compared with a net profit of $2,164,062 for 1955, according to the
annual report.
This was the equivalent of a loss of $1.66 per share
on
1,095,760 shares of outstanding common stock compared, with a
interest
compounded
quarterly.
one
of
whom is a minor stockholder.
One additional demand note of $7,000 is
held by a
minor stockholder and bears interest at the rate of 6%
General
185,
operating
$600,000
7%
—
t$24,015 of these notes
SEC
above.—V.
its
Operations
notes,'bearing interest at the rate of 6Vi% per annum, are
secured by
the pledge, as collateral securities of the company's in¬
stallment
notes
receivable
(Conditional
Sales
Contracts
and
Small
Loan Notes) in such amounts as may from time to time be mutually
agreeable to the bank
or
banks extending the credit and to the
company, but in any case not less than 125% of the credit extended.
The current amount of notes pledged is in excess of $4,500,000.
This
credit is extended to
the company pursuant to a written contract
•with the American Security & Trust Co., Washington, D. C.
the
Corp.
tax
par
standing
Have Two New
Feb,
smaller
.
$3,500,000
31,015
1967
stock
Common
and
To
$14,269,030,
were
result
Outstanding
notes
Preferred
.
—
compared with $19,305,066 In the three months
28, 1956, F. L. Riggin, President, announced on March 28.
Changes in the copper market are immediately reflected in the price
FINANCING
payable—secured^—
payable—unsecured
due
of
Aultman,
convertible subordinated debentures
SEC
corporation's
cost
100%,
Consolidated
to
i
from the sale of the debentures will be
maintain the working capital of the company,
Capital Stock:
p.1045.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Awarded
The
to
210.
Sterling
ended
optional
the
proceeds
or
automobiles
♦Short-term
With
■
estimated
cars
Mountain Top Mining & Milling Co.—Merger-
year
'
nounced
box
174
Mueller Brass Co.—Lower Prices Reduce
pid earnings may be slightly larger, Mr. Becherer said.
by month, Link-Belt's backlog
year.—V.
1967,
used
Pittsburgh, Pa., and Richard E. Whinrey of
Indianapolis, Ind., on March 26, were elected directors, it was also
announced by Mr. Becherer.
Mr. Metz is a partner of the Pittsburgh
Jr.,
amount
par,
the
of
each
credit
and
more
This
year.
to
of
the
activities
anti¬
of
bearing plant is the second Link-Belt expansion in Indian¬
apolis- within
is
to
BUSINESS—Organized
and
gradually
one
manufacture
in
increasing
lending
nancing
friction bearings.
•
31,
institutions.
Additional working capital may
used
for
the purchase of receivables in
the ordinary course of
financing activities.
per
600
remaining
other
a
entirely on
400
be
by
secured
offering are—Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. PressFreeman
&
Co.; and
McMaster
Hutchinson b
Co,
company
at
See
'
31,
March
be
to
are
104%
increase
to
and
1,000.
Except
be
plant will
employment
to about
•
..
acquired last summer.
Initial
•
and
year
anti-friction
of
The
a
'
-
.
will begin
production
Full
$5,000,000 bearing plant in Indian¬
increase by 50%
the capacity of
its
was announced on March 26 by Robert
new
a
and
present Dodge bearing plant, it
be
has called for redemption on May 1, 1957, through
sinking fund $672,000 of 15-year 3% debentures due
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the
First National Bank of Chicago,
Chicago, 111.—V. 185, p. 1156.
—
♦These
Elected—Backlog Increases—
company
apolis,
to
principal
$1,000
PROCEEDS—Net
price
Link-Belt Co.—To Build Bearing Plant—Two New Di¬
.
xlz:
99.258%.
the authorisation
Natco Corp.—To Build New Conduit Plant—
March 31
the
stockholders.—V. 184, p. 1582.
rectors
to
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1958
redemption prices
sinking fund at prices
102%
to
par.
plus
accrued
interest in each case.
The sinking fund
provision requires the retirement of $15,000 prin¬
cipal amount of the debentures annually during the period March 31,
1953
through March 31, 1963 and $20,000 annually on or before
10,
1957.
1,
March
due
principal
$1,000
per
prior
debentures
The
approval of the Nebraska State Railway Commission.
Sub¬
will be fixed at the time the offering is made to the
necessary
the
and
for
for
April
on
May
on
company
Stock Subscriptions
—
into
convertible
are
stock
or
ranging from
receding
from
under¬
of
group
a
of
on
per
tNotes
Dean Witter & Co.
the offering of the stock
by
'
It
will
3hares
53,114
Corp.
debentures,
CAPITALIZATION
finance the company's construction program.
68,750 shares to be offered to the common stockholders
the
writers
4%s,
as
Hutzler,
the
p.
operation
Wks.'—1956
1957—8
maturity.
temporarily
subscription,
Sales Higher—
March 27 offered $600,000 of 6% convert¬
on
the
Commission covering 68,750 shares of addi¬
which it plans to offer to the holders
tional
of
&
subject to
are
(John) Morrell & Co.—Partial Redemption—
$5,674,299 $12,651,936 $11,015,130
subscribed
were
debentures
shares
110
converted
used
With
with
is
In
Co,;
&
183,
See
stockholders of record Feb. 15 at $25 per share
subordinated
thereby
-
Acceptance
shares
shares
The
-
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 5,000 shares of Class B common stock (par
$5) was made on March 15 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $62.75
per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents.
The
unsold
certificates,
Bros.
Luxury Liners—
100%, plus accrued interest.
325.
p,
the
Salomon
and
the certificates
of
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc.
220.
p.
1957—4 Wks.—1956
$6,389,955
Redpath
ible
proceeds v/ill be used in connection v/ith the company's $20,000,000 expansion of loanable funds and loaning offices.
The preference stock is convertible into common stock at
$34 per
time.—V.
sale
for
received
were
99.31%;
and
issue
pricli
..
Metro, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Auchincloss, Parker
.
The
any
,
were publicly sold
by the underwriters,
by G. H. Walker & Co. at $25.87 xk per share.
offering in V. 185, p. 1277.
at
institutional investors, it was announced on March 21.
at
2025.
p.
other
next
bids
Co.,
1388.
p.
common
See
Liberty Loan Corp.—Preference Stock Sold Privately
—This corporation has sold 126,000 shares of its 5%%
convertible preference stock, $25 par, to a group of nine
share
172,
headed
•
4
above.—V.
Corp.
completed.—V. 184,
was
sales
185,
17,735
22,747
Z?.pata Off-Shore Co. of Houston.
similar unit—LeTourneau's first—some
sizes,
Utilities
Of the 40,482 shares of class B common stock (no par),
which were recently offered for subscription by class A
lift
for
varying
in
above.
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The
.
Zapata firm also bought a
12 months ago.
This
repeat order was placed
after the first had
successfully proven itself on a number of drilling locations in the Gull.
Three
It
Merchants
deck
location.
next
half
than
more
The
its
Public
Period Ended Feb. 23—
-
will
the
The
self-
the ocean's floor.
lower
to
9,000,000
as
constructed
was
minute,
per
will
it
proceed
is
unit
high
as
platform
of
rate
a
10-story building above
completion
145-foot
-The
at
a
General
share.
per
problems connected with drilling for oil in the tidelands. •
'••In operation, the $3,250,000 platform will lower, its legs to the bottom
of
&
Issuance
Industries, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 25,500 shares of common stock (par
one cent)
was made on March 27 by White, Weld & Co.
at $10.12 xk per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents
has somewhat the appearance of a science-fiction
reality it will be used to answer many complicated
in
other
Baxter
—V.
gigantic
Co.
$1,315,200.
Melville Shoe Corp.—February
Inc.,
Manufacturing
McLean
platform," staggering in size and phe¬
22 began a 400-mile voyage down the
nomenal
Goods
$1,050,000 of Monon Railroad 4%% serial equip¬
certificates, maturing annually Nov. 15, 1957
to 1971, inclusive. The
certificates, priced to yield from
4% to 4.25%, according to maturity, were awarded to the
group on March, 25 on its bid of 99.15%.
was
had
(
securitm§_ tjiis
(R. G.) LeTourneau, Inc.—Ships Portable Platform—
A
Aluminum
Associates
year
to pay off two existing notes of $2,737,705 and for working
capital. The remaining $2,000,000 of the loan from an insurance com¬
pany will be obtained in the first half of 1958.—V. 163, p. 3286.
/
per
offered
637.
p.
Parent—
•*.
$1
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on March 26
of
$6,000,0(|0 of
.
/,
these
,
.
of
..
covering
at
ment trust
720.
and
opera¬
Borrowing—
issuance
corporation
SEC
Monon
Manila Electric Co.—To Receive Cash Advances From
Laclede
•
Co., Spokane.
cents
30
15,
1388.
p.
The
the
offered
See
1957, to stockholders of record April 1,
declaration date, there were 1,307,924 shares outstanding
8,900
at
ago
March
on
payable
the
On
among
of
Continued—
above.—V.
The
remaining
underwriting
headed by The First Boston Corp.—V: 185, p. 1276.
Executive
Oils, Ltd.—Delisting Ban
held.
stock
common
been
Milling
&
9
Mirro Aluminum Co.—Proposed New Name—
tion.
This
loan
is
to
be
liquidated over a five-year term. Capital
expenditures at other locations amounted to $2,612,000. This compares
with $2,990,000 for 1955.—V. 184, p. 822.
Kroy
of
Mineral Mountain
Mining
Wash.—Files With SEC—
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
1956.
Division
for
shares
shares have
group
Nov.
30,
1956,
for approximately
$4,000,000 from two Chicago banks in
borrowed
this
the
of
the basis of one share of preferred stock for
on
stock
purchased
Mengel
each
3,944
stock.
common
were
December,
In
and
for
income
of
at par,
1,000,000 shares for 1955.
paid during 1956 on
per
stock.
$76,215,448
Net
shares
preferred stock, par value $100. The original
offering to stockholders was for a total of 154,834 shares,
ended
year
was also paid on the common stock.
capital increased $3,015,563, and net addi¬
equipment increased $3,312,587, after allowance
$1,170,587.
Equity of common
shareholders in¬
$29.53
and
share on
share
per
$1.60
common
1955.
the
and
in stock
depreciation
Plant
for
$84,333,298
for
of
sales
net
1,020,000
on
of
working
plant
creased
$4.07
totaling
shares
taxes
share
per
with
dividends
1,000,000
after
net sales
of $4,880,461
compared with
of, $4,128,625
$4.74
to
compares
Cash
•
as
after
income
income
net
vertible
Earnings Rise—
consolidated
reports
company
(1517)
•
,
;
,
were-placed, in commercial production h 1956,
report points out. Including extruded nylon rod and a new
Phenolite laminated
grade of
plastic with specific properties applicable tar radio
10
The Commercial and Financial.Chronicle
(1518)
similar
and
condensers
additional,
Included
products
Improved
uses.
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
copper-clad laminates for printed circuits in radio, television
applications and a lower cost grade of silicone fibreglas
theet which conforms
to Military Specifications.
*
''Although intensified competitive conditions are predicted for 1957,
of
types
and
Month of January—
computer
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
SEC,
it
announced
was
$41,812,000
templated
the
by
March
on
borrowings
of
subsidiaries.—V.
sales
Net
J956.
for
1956
income
Net
$2,217,985
were
for
the
year
$246,470
was
!.
/The
SEC
1,985,511
———
,
share
per
March
cn
15
shares
100,000
filed
of
Off—
of
Federal
.■
Other
$2,109,601 for
$1.18 per share as
,
January—
The
operating
income
after
—V.
1-
».P
—-——
183.
980.
p.
'
'
"
/
The
for 1955.
troubles
normal
■—V.
184,
of
starting
,
429.
p.
a
plant
new
corrected
J
;
,
largely
are
.
,
Operating
revenues
-Operating
' />// /'/•/
•
'
last
Federalincome
Other
Het
$3,148,882
2,826,754
charges___,_—
—
185, p. 1156.
'
•
...
.
Halsey,
which
Public
Stuart
&
March
on
Service
Co,
.
totaled
in
1956,
•This
Other
bids
Gorp.,
Onion
bid
bonds
from
45/bS.
105.33%
to
•
to
by
the
and
par,
bid
the
in
the
from
the
payment
of
sale
financing
its
be
«md
electric
ap-
construction
service
in
Orleans.
New
&
Co./New
<*>.; Thomas & Co.;
and
York
Hanseatic
Arnold &
Corp.;
Crane.—V. 185.
Wells
.The
company
of
March
on
February,
1957
27
1956.
ruary,
announced
contrasted
'
,
earnings
with
loss
a
of
the
for
by
he
the
of
;
end
stated.
of
excess
watts
expects
of
1957.
a
•
i
J
-
of
t
the
However."
Packard-Bell
$2,500,000
power
<'
sales
believes-*
for
year
/
-
-
•;. '
' t
<•
'
this
-•"»/
'
;■»
;>
«';'«>•'
,,
operated
as
exchange
for
part
Olin
of
will
-
of
O'Connell.
Executive
Olin
of
$70,000,000
and
a
for
of -
of
,
new
Ohio, which when completed in
aluminum sheet
1953/ will have art annual
and
coils.—V. ,185,
722.
p.
with
of
from
$3.50' each;
shares .without
.•The
SEC
per
corporation
Feb. ;it .filed
covering 45,000
share);, -without
(3) 'splitting the presently"
two-for-one. / ' * /., v/ ?/t-v
the-.determination, ot stockholder's entitled to
stock,split will be the close, of business on March'
The
to mining operations.
incident
proceeds,
evidence
like
a
number
of
shares
business,
on March 28,
1957.—V. 184, p. 2328-
Co.—Plans Stock Offer—!-
The
price
;'"
//3-
:•«"'=/* 7
thatr earnings 'for'.the
year
will
>
predicted
share, compared
directors
rate.
said
with
that
the
on
$2.15
per share last year.
dividends will be based
future
C.
..The
has
>
.
been
named
Chairman
the-($!.'
:
used
.
the
Board
and
railroad
has
17,000,000
^j
shares
authorized
of. which
13J.67,754
'«
/
stoek w-ould redude the stock transfer
paid, by shareholders and would "make it possible for rthe :com»
pany in the
future to issue and sell new stock,""
according to the
proxy statement foi the" meeting.
.'.//
,/•
•/-••-.- ...v
-"We
have
been
advised
by , counsel that' the applicable laws' of
Pennsylvania do not permit 4he issuance^ of 'shares of stock
by-thetaxes
for '
.
,
.
bdmpany for' less than the par value,'.' the management proxy /state
ment 'declared, '"/While the
cempa|ny has- rlo.! present. Intention of;
resorting to" equity financing through the sale oi stock of of convert/
vible
bonds,
the
present
value
par
of, $50
doing so ;f it becomes desirable in
/, The stockholders are also asked
.'
'.
,
of
$3
a
.
on
March
25
approved » £>/.ffeharige' of 'the, com-name to Sealright-Oswego Fulls Corp.
,/
subsequently voted to apply, for listing of the common
New
York
Stock
Exchange. ' The stock*, is currently
Ash
/
•
on
The company previously paid-$1.80 a yeaf.-4V.
185, pi 615.
'are. outstanding.
• */
Changing the par value of the
\
over-the-counter.
Frank
.v
\
about
s.
total
stockholders at.; the annual meeting ,May 7 will
be-asked to
changing the'par value of the capital stock tc $10 from
$50P/
enabling the company in the-future to issue and sell new stock.
'
stockholders
directors
j *
r
Pennsylvania RR.—To Reduce Par Value— .Vv'V-rf
,
,
•The
common
approve
Oswego Falls Corp.—Changes Name—Plans Listing— w.:
,
of
Hie
be
to
are
value,
,par
instead
'
capacity
a
underwriting.
to
and
determined.
per
The
annual
v*.v5--.,£■
'
com¬
stock
common
as~of the close of
be
to
$2.65
,
_
letter, pf notification with
shares of common stock to be .offered at par
on
cor*-*
value
par
the
Mr/Brorein
*.
:
stock
common,
Peninsular Telephone
yet
extrusion
an
the
,
4
joint investment ; with Revere Copper &v
/
for the. construction of facilities to pro¬
Division
and
to
This
Mathieson's.
the ''construction
.
amendment
company plans to offer 189,844 shares of its common stock thi3
summer, Carl D/Brorein, President,--disclosed at the annual
stock-holders* meeting neld on March 23.
The
proceeds from this issue,
plus funds from a new bond" issue, • wili.
yield about $17,000,000 to'
help finance, the' record $22,000,000 construction
budget for 1957...
The new stock will be offer?d to ccmmon shareholders in the ratio
of one additional share for each
Six'Shares held at a- time and
^
Vice-President
aluminum.
HI.
thereafter
record
-:
of, "
,
F.
an
par value, .of; $3.5C/;per- share/ Additional
-certificates •
representing one share of common stock with the
par value of $3.5Q
per share for each share of common stock
without, par .value thereto^.
fere evidenced
by each issued and outstanding certificate will"
be mailed '
on April 18. 1957,: or as
promptly as possible thereafter, to stockholders-
<,/V
a
approved
changing the
value
par
26
Incorporation (1) increasing the authorized
1.000,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares; (2)
from
of
March
on
of
_the .two-for-one
.
pany's corporate
Henry
the
to
•
might
well
future."
approve
prevent
•
a
from
us
•••'./■.
•
„
stock
option plan for
with-several com¬
key officers,-and employee? and-changes in leases
re-naiped company/;
/ //•/': /''
panies in the. Pennsylvania system to further the process of
of
Oswego •Falls since-1944 and an
.simplify¬
ing
the
corporate
structure. /The
Idasechanges
wo Id,--permit
.corporation in i915.:
Mr. Estabrook
elimination of five companies through merger.—V." 185,
movek up to the .Presidency from the post of" Executive; Vice-President
p. 1279.
which he has held since March.. 1954.
L •, .'.
V
*»
«.
At the same time, R. Reid McNamava, who* had been Vice-President
/ Peoples Securities Corp.
(N. Y.)—25-Cent Dividend—
of
Sealright Co., Inc., the company's wholly-owned'sales subsidiary,, :,i/j A dividend
of 25 cents per share has been declared on the
capital
was
elected President of Sealright and
Vice-President in charge of :• stock.-payable
April 1, 1957 to holders of record March 22, 1957. Of
C.
the
Estabrook
Mr.
$1,236,253 in Feb¬
President
as
had
Ash
executive
-
.
purchase
currently operates fabricating facilities
plantr at Gulfport, Miss. Ground
broken in April. 1936, for a major fabricating plant near tlaring-
stock
of $221,204
of
be
Walter
Aluminum
Alton,
traded
month
will
obtained, in
be
to
are
Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
1389.
p.
negotiations .for
Chattanooga, Tenn.; a manufac-,
according to John -M.- Olin, Chair- S. Nichols,'President/ The purchase
Corp.,
cable,
Oregon Uranium Corp.. Portland, Ore. ——.Files- With
<
"v.1?:;* •••*/
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Shows
Profit
.
primary
Olin
expenses
Mullaney,
view,
in
15
..
p
i
in
the
offering aro—Auchincloss/
Gregory & Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.> Courts & Co.;
Redpath;
Milwaukee
and
$230,000,000
120,000 tons of
UNDERWRITERS—Participating
Parker
The
only
>28. 1957.
v./
•/:://'
/••■ 1 •.Common stock certificates of the
company Issued and outstanding on'
the record date and'theretofore
evidencing shares "without
Corp.—^Proposed Acquisit'n
operating ;
.
uSes
1389.
issued and outstanding
-/The /record date for
v
,
:
EARNINGS—For< the year 1956. the company 'had total
''revenues of $45,278,277 and net income of $4,004,305.
•"
.f.
-.
'
-
to
railway
the
was
a
public utility supplying electric and. •
residential,
commercial, industrial and gov¬
ernmental and municipal customers-in New
Orleans, LaThe company,
also supplies transit service
consisting of motor coach, trolley coach v.
services
gas
"•■7"-
shares
exploratory Srells: were completed
of oil "and "four; of • gas.—V. 185, f
completed
.
t
investment
an
East
at
BUSINESS—Corporation' is
natural
$600,000
of
,
maiket
authorized shares of.
V':: 7
;
-
facilities,
of
will
'
of
ton,
of
stock
^stock
$15,000,000,
Division.
Inc.
duce
loans.
bank
stockholders
-company
Chemical
Electrical
fabricating
case.
bonds
reach
point
•*'•.
pany's1 Certificate
mon
had a full or partial, in¬
compared/with 644 in 1955.
The 1956 ;
373 oil' wells, '32 gas ";weljs, 91 dry holes,-,
"'/*/,
wire
Brass
White. Weld &
101.1479, all for the
the
as
-'V"/'v
Division, pointed-out that a major construction - pro- - *
begun last year to make Olin Mathieson o/ife of the nation's/;
major producers in the aluminum industry/.^The program in¬
-.'The
of
unit
a
day to operate.
the. company initially
Ltd.^. Inc.—To Split Stock—
level
.
was
cludes
101.59;
•
each
to
opener
a
radio
cent
that
the
of
President
been
since' he
joined
.
the
■
The
loss
net
for
£616,600 compared
■of
1956.
A
reflected
Gross
iri
first
two
months
deficit
a
of
of
$120,000
of
for
in
the
February,
1957
month
same
last
has
1957
$2,758,348
from
The
the February,. 1957
earnings
revenues
£12,457,604
the
with
dividend
in
the
been
first
reduced
two
Connecticut
to
months
Company
is
figures.
sales
$13,228,680
were
The
vear.
net
income for
February, 1957 was $364,202 compared
operating deficit of $914,534 in February, 1956.
compared
railway
with
with
railway
operating ratio for February, 1957 was 79.93 compared with
operating ratio of 89.19 in February, 1956.—V. 185,
p. 1389.
,'•••„
Newmont Mining
The
litd.,
directors
binder
the
in
■
.
-7
•
'
corporation
authorized
an
and
of
•.
<
Empire
agreement
of
J
;
,
is
in
with
Calif,
plants
and
7
/"5''*•"«'
v-
at. Fulton,
N.
Y.,
Peterborough, Ont., is"
There-are
the
net
reported
$1,953,955, or
Corp. has 650,319
Co.,
'
Kansas
$2.95
share,
per
shares
of
approximately
sales
$5
in
1956.
value
par
3,100
$45,393,613
of
dividend
and
from
sales
As
City,,
the
of
l'j
23 *2
come
of
March
of
cents
cents
13.
share will be .paid from ordinary net in¬
from accumulated undistributed profits"
v
'! '••'
'
y
per
share
per
securities.
corporation
securities
■'
.
1957
after
remained
with
approximately
giving
$1.61
effect
unrealized
het
per
for
mining and oil .properties
acquisition and development,"and is the prin¬
Empire Star, having approximately 37.3% of its
*
Hugh Jay Jacks, President,
/subsidiary,
Plant
Star is the owner of and operated the
Empire and North
gold mines in Grass
Valley, Calif., in which operations were sus¬
pended in July 1956.
It also owns mining and timberlands
in CaliXsrnia and has engaged
in.some mining exploration activities.
t' ''
this
/developing
.
Empire
Sealright-Oswego- Falls
common
stock
stockholders.—V,.. 185,
an
80
with
leader
San
a
for
the
of Empire-Star.
whicn
There
Newmont
Newmont
will
be
is
merger
are
owns
issued.
one
share
of
Newmont
for
four
,/•
/•
a
Corp?
is
^--7*
"The" company bn March 26 reported
1956 amounted, to .$178,614,799/ an all-time
the
J.
1957.—V.
185, p.
All
shares
been
of
this
converted
•rswftsicicni.
-
ing
»
1956
in
became
the
190 000
possible
each,
last
of
over
now
year
packaging
$55,000,000.
cigarette
Philip Morris with its
products,
-7/,.
ran
about, 12%
ahead
joint' announcement,
Morris
after
share of
outstanding shares
Jan.
31,
1957,
preferred.
on
of
$100
the
With the
par
basis
value
of
10
common
shares,
the
utility
now
Inc.,-
William
and
print, Inc.
said:
print,
have
Lie.
"The
of
O.
accounted
in
and an increase
*1955/According
has filed an application with the Federal -Power
seeking authorization to acquire the
properties^ rights and
or
two
wholly owned subsidiaries. Saint
Anthony Falls Wate*Co.
of Minneapolis, Minn
—
•"
in
dollar
income
sales
directors
separately
compared
,
to, the
previous
practices.'*/-.
and
programs.
Present
plans
call
for
the
opportunities
industrial
trucking
to
exparyi
divisions.—V.
the
185,
an
investment
retail,
p.
.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Month
of
Operating
825.
in
new
$2,000,000 -to
keep
'
of*both
Philip
in
Other
-
of
/
pace
^
1956
46,939,866
43,665,534
'6,836,000
—V.
operating -income
after
185,
charges
p.
1047.
—_
/
/-
,
"•:/
*
.
definitely
6,027,227
Mil-
.
v
planned
that
Philip
materials from Milprint,
States.
Morris
this
would
will
be
purchase
done
with
Its
the
Marlboro,
Inc.
has
plants in Louisville.; Ky.
and
following
cigarettes:
popular
a
cigars.
priced
'
Philip Morris stockholders
by
in
Richmond.
Va.,
to
to
the
will
hold
a
special meeting during June,
acquisition. Subject to approval
be made to Milprint stock!
for
Philip Morris common stock.
vote on
Philip Morris stockholders
Before
$7,419,147.
v.
and
Inc.
Mil-
principle,:, subject to further
of both companies, an ac-
,
an
the
offer will
exchange their stock
exchange offer is made the
additional
wili
Securities' &
'
1^.7,703,736
Morris
of
board.
1957
' 5,487,023
$9,214^76
is
wrapping
Philip Morris
holders
Net
Net
it
its
United
tobaccos
5,367,000
6,251,795
operating taxes—
(•
of'Philip
Board
and Richmond, Va.
Philip Morris /Regular and long
filter-tip cigarette in a new flip-top,
crush-proof box; Parliament, recessed filter mouthpiece
cigarette; and
Spudj a mentholated filter--tip brand: Bond Street and Revelation
pipe tobaccos as well as several other popular brand.- of
smoking
$61,938,704
__•
.
and-makes
..
size/
1957
stockholders
the
principal plant is in Milwaukee and regional
plants are located in Philadelphia, Christiana.
Downington. Pa.; Los
Angelei and San Francisco, Calif.; Tucson, Ariz., and DePere,-Wis.
As
a
converter.
Milprint holds a leading industry position in sales
of
each principal type
of flexible material, with the sole
exception,
plant
$69,241,937
^
total
*
out the
<
^
**
pack¬
the
interruption or inconvenience to Milprint's customers or to
Philip
■.Morris/ buying -policies, as they relate^ to the cigarette
company's
present suppliers.'" 'the statement added.
i
*
Milprint, Inc., With 3,000 employees, operates nine plants
through¬
.
Co.—Earnings—
of
no
wholesale?'shipping 'and
January—
revenues.
Operating. expenses_^-________
Federal, income taxes—
of
or
equipment during 1957 of approximately
with
"While
'
year.
some
$1,646,388,
flip top
//•; "•
'/
McComas,", President
Sr./Chairman of
approved,
the
.
to
•
as
totaled
new
36%'
quisition plan.
*
'
.•
•
••
/;.
U
-v
"Under the plan. Milprint, Inc. will operate as a
separate subsidiary
,of-Fhiiip Morris Inc. with coptinued present-management and operating
of
*
issuanoe of
company
high
$169,685,412
has
commission
?and Minneapolis Mill Co., both
net
of
1956, -wholesale sales wery ,74'^ of ; the -total,
and-.shipping sales ,7 % with' all three-divisions show-
Last year, Mr. Scott
said, $1,707,901 was invested in new plant and
equipment in keeping with the company's retail and wholesale
develop-*
shares
■
iMwets
increase
peak
for
net, Ihcome
1955.
Parker
Heller,
independent ---approval by
in
taxes, together with Social Security and miscellaneous taxes,
amounted
for the year to $2,782,660, or $2.59
per share.
'
~
•"/
pre¬
Northern States Power Co.
(Minn.)—Seeks To Acquire
Properties, Assets and Rights of Two Subsidiaries—
This
19%
1956
previous
President,
£oy
sale^
.
have
1,000,000
7,127,488 shares of
stock
outstanding, Mr. Chandler said.—V.
185, p. 721.
■
'
Additional
common
stock
an
rnent
of
'
v
-
major, step-toward-packaging research and
?s
planning to acquire Milprint, inc.,- a
field with consolidated annual sales
a
flexible
and
';*"In'a
$1.53 per share on the
1.073,862
shares
outstanding at the end of -the' .year,v as. compared
with 1955 net income of
$1,411,363, or $1.34 per shaTe on 1,052,828
shares then
outstanding. This represented an increase in net Income
of 16.6%
as compared with 1955.
Federal, State .and-Canadian income
1278.
preferred
Scotti
-The
according to Marvin Chandler
*
Conversion
ferred
company's 5%
convertible
into common stock,
the
over
G.
retail sales
of
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Preferred Stock
Converted
«ow
„
5.3%
pf
6,
,-
that*':ct)nsdlidat^d^net
shares
merger be approved
by Vthe stock¬
both companies. Newmont
will
issue
18,243 of its shares
Co Empire Star
shareholders (other than Newmont).
The shares
of
Newmont are listed
on
the New York Stock
Exchange and those of
ismpire Star are traded over the
counter.' ' The
agreement of merger
will
be
suomittea
to the
stockholders
of
both
companies
at
their
«nnual
meetings to be held on May
holders
portfolio
on
2252.
p.
industry sales increase in cigarette sales in .1956 ever 1955/
Its consolidated net sales in. 1956 ware at a
record high and; amounted.
to $326,814,554, a 15% .increase oven the previous year, and
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co.—Volume at
$178,600,000
;
116,300 shares-of Empire Star
outstanding
43,329 shares for which no new shares
If
dividend/
above
integration.
the
•
basis
the
reported
through,
fJros.
in
aging
7
park in the Antioch (Calif/area.'
Francisco general and marine contracting
.
«
in
•
that,
Plant
corporation,
manufacturing
722.//
industrial
acre
is
association
2785..
p.
26 ..announced
..This
t
outstanding.
p.
"*
March
on
in
company
Bros. -Corp.
Jirm.~V. 184,
£tar
"The
to
appreciation
share.—VM82,
Philip Morris, Ipc.-^-Flans to Acquire Milprint, Inc.—
■;,*
and- net:earnings'
Pacific Coast Co.—^To Develop Industrial Park—
exploration
this
«
a
f
their
cipal stockholder of
outstanding stock.
»
corporation
of
Mines
between
law.
engaged
'
,
The
Star
merger
I "
company.
leading manu¬
facturer of sanitary paper pacxagiiig and
bOvtU^ closures and auto¬
matic packaging equipment,.
■' :* '* •' -
providing for the merger of Empire Star into Newmont
financing
parent
Kans., Los Angeles,
an
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
this
26
Delaware
Newmont
«nd
of
March
on
two companies,
-
.
the
Sealright-Oswego Falls,
The
f
of
Capt. Charles M. Tooke, U.S.N. (Ret.), Assistant, to .the President of
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp., was elected to.the board of directors.
•>
operating
net
a
:
,
Aluminum
four
at
toward
the partial
> ■/
-
the
discoveries
13
Electrical
Aluminum
general redemption prices ranging
special redemption prices receding from
at
proceeds
company
and
program
redeemable
plus accrued interest
par,
PROCEEDS—Net
!>lied
(jointly*
.
will-be
bonds
100.83%
,
Southern
gram
Corp.
Southern
aluminum
Mathieson stock.
;
101.399; and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid
as
-The
Securities
in
•'
corporation -has
of
approximately
a
Webster
&
■,.>"/
of the Board, .and.Thpmas
subject to the approval of Southern Electrical stockholders. '
%
Assets of Southern Electrical, which has an annual sales yolume
is
4coupon were received from: Lee Higginson
100.1299, and Equitable Securities Corp. and Eastman Dillon,
Securities -to Co, (jointly», 100.124,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Gtone
Co.
for
,7
»
■/"'
man
an
series due April 1, 1987, at 100.823% and
accrued interest, to yield 4.45%. The underwriters won
award of the bonds at competitive sale on March 28 on
bid of 100.133%,.
1956
Mathiesen
of
assets
bonds, 4V2%
a
which
in
717
resulting
Olin
//
in
722.
p.
-
underwriting group
offered $6,000,000 of first mortgage
29
approximately/, the; same
at
program resulted in
service wells.
Eighty-three
221
and
Offered—
Inc.i.—Bonds
headed
completions
drilling
turer
-New Orleans
.1957 are estimated
Mr. Donnell said.
...
2,119,019
A—-
'
opener
Peace River Petroleums
Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.- -Files
With Securities and
•«'.?.
-vExchange Commission—
;
company
Well
$2,715,280
income——
operating
after
—V.
,—2,025,491
operating Ltaxe8______i._
.Net
lor
terest
2,063,354
1,765,364
• »,
door
garage
,
set new records in production, transportation, and
product sales In 1956 while achieving -net earnings of $41,216,000.
The;. 1956
earnings were
virtually • the same as/in 1955,->
the per-share figure being $3.14 in both years. ■
18.262,534
.___/——3,003,692
taxes
-
the
or
-
year,
The
_————;—$26,697,965 $24,807,532
18,519,900
auto;
single
components:
,
...
refined
,
'WoH
1957
-
expenses
j
.
•
the
•
.
any
basic
company's
tures
1
now.
.
///
.
operate
company- plans-to offer to its common
si ockholdcrs ,of recordf
Aprn 3, 1957* the right lo subscribe on -or
before April /gfi for 116.184
additional shares of common
-stock .at
$78
per
share on ■ the*:basts
of one new share for
each six shares held.
/
•/
/ - /.
.The proceeds are to be used
for-expansion program and other
general corporate purposes.—V.
183, p. 1477.
•'>>
•;
-
2,517,001
Large Capital Expenditures—
said.
to
The
11,534,962
2.63Q.661
.1,310,966
....
he
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.—Plans Stock Offering^ / (
i
«
coverage
states,
three
under
President,-
market
widen
of
opener/
now
-
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
New
Month of January—
1956
in
is
Bell,
capital expenditures in 1956' were,-the largest • in its ' ;%r3.he corporation on March'11 filed., a letter of notification,
with-, the!amounting to $52,440,000 or 34#- morei than in 1955, J.'C7>. SEC covering 200.000 share.4 of common Stock to be offered at
par*($L per share)without
Donnell II. President,
reported. Almost- 80%< of this figure wag reunderwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for. exploration of oil end gas.—V.-184,
quired for an expanded production program.
p.
1731. / ,•
Y'/*;:"*.-. V- %
■
Exploration expenses totaled $24,544,000 In *1956/ an
increase of.
$2,562,000 over the previous year.
> Penick
Exploration ' and capital expendi¬
& Ford,
spent about $385,000 in 1956 for plant imexpansion arid estimates that $250,000 more will be
expended before the start-up of Its new stone and lime facilities which
it-expects to have in operation by June. The joint precipitated calcium
<,*arbonate plant expansion went into operation in December and the
>•
hjstory,
company
and
1
long range
is, a Western
product.—V. 185, p.
■
share
per
parent
from
$2,543,623
v,
p
Ohio Oil Co.—Has
-
than
*?
2,494,132
—
door
garage
-;
to
S.
designed
is
is composed
The
opener.
declared
,
$2,510,662
-
charges
Bell
budget,
Robert
receiver, both of which are mounted inside the
merely
pushes a
button
on
the
dashboard
to
driver
door
less
which
installed
there
[>■ '
-.4-,*984,430
2,591,460
./ 1,517,392
____c._
—^
{
costs
Mr.
used
be
to
radio
a
The
the
intends
door
garage
owner's
plant,
Western
door,
"
par
,
195V
.—2
taxes
are
:v
the
at
$19,503,944 $18,070,212
——
taxes."
and
with
offered
proceeds
'•>/;/
1
.
expenses
income
be
to
:
revenues
operating
Net
Net
,
$1.50
and
actuate
the
garage
transmitter,
home
Angeles
ultimately
unit,
new
Packard-Beli
new
average
Los
in
areas
residential
radio
a
the
the
West
company
compact
double
1,878,500
notification
of
stock
B
.
The
$2,075,482
«.
The
of
fit
to
firm's
principal
itself
letter
a
class
without underwriting.
working capital, etc.
i,
investments,
Month
.
and
all
to
'
,
-' Ohio Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
cgainst $1.21 per share for 1955.
•
•Nelco Metals, Inc., wholly-owned subsidiary, had a net income for
J.956 of $69,270, equivalent to 33c per share of New England Lime Co.
-us
compared to $60,084. or 29c per share for 1955.
In 1956,. Nelco
Metals paid to New England Lime Co. a dividend of $50,200.
The combined net income of New England Lime Co. and Nelco Metals,
j'ne. for 1956 was $315,700, or $1.51 per share compared with $312,889.
Tjrovement
declared.
Corp., Lindenhurst, N. Y.—Files With SEC
corporation
covering
($1
for
with
or
$2,183,052.
...
185, p. 1047.
; November
Operating
Operating
compared
1,942,796
garage.
Authorized
[New England Lime Co.—Sales Up—Earnings
Jl,261,236
—-----
operating income——-/
after- charges—r——
—V.
1389.
p.
taxes.—,—
$165
at-the
way
.
,''.The
22
185,
11.057,374
——
production
priced- at
,
>* 1,227,437
operating
Net
27,
by
'/Volume
*
Net
has issued an order au¬
public-utility subsidiaries
of this System of which $13,290,000 is to be borrowed from NEEo and
f.28,522,000 from 29 banks. Most of the proceeds of these borrowings
will be employed to pay notes previously issued, with new money re¬
quirements of the borrowing companies to June 30, 1957, estimated
Gi $4,755,000.
During the period to June 30, 1957, the issuance of an
nggregate
amount
of
$20,500,000
of
permanent 'Securities
is con¬
The
thorizing
1955
Other
continued progress
and the reduction
In manufacturing costs that follows,
we believe our profits for 195 <
should approach those reported for 1956 in spite of the higher costs
already evident," Mr. Perry concluded.—V. 183, p. 6.
our
New England Electric System—Borrowings
-Packard-Bell Electronics Corp.—New Product—
*1957
——.—$17,209,477 $16,303,089
/
11,784,373
Federal income taxes——-—.-w——:——1,975,617
expect to maintain our 1956 sales volume. With
plant and equipment improvement program
we
fn
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
,
mon
stock
mission.—V.
be
185,
p.
registered
1047.
with
*
the
Philip Morris comExchange Com¬
•
_
t.
.
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1519)
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Plant
Stream—
on
government,
company's
fabricators
througnout
facturing site
Capacity
the
Mariex
reach
to
the-year
Phillips
the
country Jf-cm
the Houston Ship Channel.
on
of
scheduled
of.
for
benefit
the
of
investors
in
the
company's
i
wholly
owned
subsidiary,
Phillips
Chemical
Co.,
begun large-scale commercial production of ns highly versatile,
rigiti-tjipe polyethylene, tradcmarked Marlex 50, K. S. Adams, Chair- 1
man, and Paul Endacott, President ol both company have announced.
Tonnage quantities of the superior new plastic have started moving
to
$11,860,720
short-term
stock.
This
Earnings
has
additional
as.
-■*
polyevhylene
50
million
75
pounus
equipment
plant,
placed
is
vision
after
is-
operation.
tax
amounted
took
income
outstanding;
$6,336,255
in
,
Pro¬
1956.
$3,223,000, leaving $3,113,255
$3,361,811,
Other
An
washed from
caverns
deep salt formations, near
Sweeny
tax
income
equal
were
to
$2.71
consumed
taxes
the
$1.44
or
share
a
common
of
$1.38
Net
a
store
ethylene.
•»
•/. »•'
•>, '
•
1 ^According .to the. officials, Marlex 50 polyethylene which is a dis¬
covery of Phillips research, niarlis a new era in plastics technology".
...
The- newproduct'
plastics
tages
articles
means
year.
for' American
Tlgidity
greater
are
more-'durable,
useful
and
Among its
strength, ^remarkable
consumers.
and
temperature extremes and exceptional
aive applications.—V. 185, p. 1589.
durability--in
resistance
c.»eruicai
Delinitive
to
able
Tne SEC.
izing
this
it was.announced
of
amount
jstructeu
issue
in part
$280,OoO
15-year
a
purcnase
payment for
Railways'
buses.—V.
185,
1047.
p.
building
be
to
servicing
<
and
.-Two- divisions
Fire
this
of
known
be
have
j1. /
..
Louis,
St.
been- combined
under
the
of
Ended
-
and
Sales
...
common
Charles
H.
"The
in
is
there
the
the
the
in
from
ties
will
capital
time
advantageous.
8.
eludes
the
"(1>
of
the
at
held
purchase
of
V
-
the
The
price
%fly
'*'•
by-^he Board
of
31,
—
the
Jan, 24,
a
1955
sell
about
•
tries.
Directors
With
such
mid-year
amount
:
,-t"
I>
additional
Feale,
orders
early
letters
being
the
of
with
speeds up
shortly
will
before .the
for
the
by
oifered
be
be
date
proposed
will
notes,
of
in
March
1,
1957,
settlement
of
the
of
as
by. Colombian
of
provisions
in
paved
Co., Inc.—Earns. Up
banks
31,
1956,
the
volume
charges
on
It
the
is
of $15,882,328 achieved in
taxes was $1,292,803.
This
and
shares
711,407
capital
of
stock
above
1955.
is
the
Net
equal
previous
income
cash, and
notes
under
the
is
made
only
due
and
payable
of
as
Dec.
31,
outstanding
at
This
benefitted
Progress
Marvin
Electric
architecturally
in
also
1956
Manufacturing
integrated
through
Co.
recessed
of
the
Los
Angeles,
lighting
in
acquisition
May
.
.
*
184,
This
large
March
26
earnings,
to
$1.35
389 492
„
and Earnings—
•
for
the
will
company
open
cafeteria
a
and
dining
During the year 1956,>the
at
year-end
The
year
operating
company's
net
the -end
1.86
was
to
working
of
Ratio
1955.
1.—V.
company
a
financial
capital
182,
p.
total
168.
condition
increased
of
opened
of
new
assets
to
"
*
$1,413,670
and
installations
r
continued
to
current
20
'
•'
strong.
During
from
$1,299,818
the
liabilities
current
at
was
Public
above.—V.
182,
p.
plant
Electric
&
Gas Co.—Bonds
Sold—The
■
-
:
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Earnings for 1956—
the-company did
$12,280,782
of
the
ef
agross
-earnings
year's
set
business
business
aside
was
for
done
of
$24,141,502.
Federal
lor
the
ineome
benefit
On
the
taxes,
of
the
that
in
of
working
White
capital
said,
we
,
the
section
company's
the
of
expansion
report
was
The
program.
devoted
to
initial
the
phases
1938..
1,
addition
In
pleted
*
'
'
this
to
x
warehouse
potential':
even - though
programs."
include
.
by
Va.r
kitchens,
and; steel
a
.
of
bairel
new
a
to
a
have
will
new
World
War
II."—V.
the
p.
or
spent
$736.9
million
346.
Reserve
be
$1,795,797
at
the
end
1955,
and
this
the
Division
com¬
comment
respect."
aluminum
in
ma¬
that,
stated
They
mill
the
Olin
In
Revere
Mathieson
some
increased
quantities
Metals
Chemical
Ccvp.
its
full
production
Jan.
the
was
Aug,
on
The
1,
in
which
Corp,
by
its
wholly-owned
contract
royalties
Reynolds
of
subsidiary,
March
on
bauxite
the
22
new
28,
com¬
1959.—V.
184
for
Jamaica
governmeiit
25
of
and
years
99 years.
*
royalty to the government
three shillings a long.dry
will pay a
of
shipped
(a
the
for
ore
tons
Reynolds
with,
taxes
and
minerals,
tons
2,000,000
each
two
and
year
shilling
equals
14
shillings
cents).
Ac¬
Tax
profit
Reynolds
when
_
for
tional
others
25
on
This
aluminum
of
enabled
with
been
the
the
mining
pig
parties
short
the
five-
in
ore
.
the
to
be
50%
the
the
be
on
severance,
of
from
to
the
Indies
tax
under
taxable
the
with
tax
exceeds
will
be
Mines,
application
of 25
Cargo
on
will
hold, and
1957.
1,
increases
in
included
in
be
profit
45%
has
Income
is
fixed
Tax
for
Laws.
25
during
the
25
year
years
period,
correspondingly.
acquired approximately
j
,
contract
such
during the next 50
years
determining the basis
reduced
Ltd.
renewable bv
The government agreed
such lands for 99 years.
cargo
to
April
that,
not
Jamaica
properties since 1944. The
be granted mining leases on
company
by
price of aluminum pig quoted
in Jamaica and the new Fed¬
rate
years.
unloading
right
will
for
bauxite
New
its
provide
formula
a
taxed
of
varies
combined
Jamaica
will
obligations
no
company
minerals
transportation,
capital.
or
that
agrees
amended
presence
establishes
50%
West
of
taxes
sales, shipping,
further
which derogate
optioned by the
to
the
also
initial term
Adds
the
If
it makes
an
price
purposes."
royalty,
of
amount
of
has
company
includes
or
is
to
tax
bauxite
on
the
York.
acres
these
Law
remaining
Reynolds
This
company
due
for
in New
(he
the
feature
contrasted
i
employment,
agreement
the
the
to
this
as
the
acquired
value
with
ratio
said
years
Government
the
on
land
Land
and
Rice
which
of
handling,
As
direct
25
1952.
operations.
the
in
Mr.
contract," Mr. Rice said, "Jamaica agrees to
export duty for 25 years. It also agrees that until Maritfi 31.
further taxes or burdens erf
any kind
will' be imposed on
placed
The
down
Jamaica
of
not
lands
to
at
companv
time
any
The leases
years.
the
60,000
guarantees .that
for
will be
an
addi¬
grant mining leases
to
Carrier—
March 25
carrier, .the
took
8.
deliverv
S.
of
Richard,
a
new
chartered
32,000-ton, selffor its bauxite
trade.
/>
of
in
vvith
aluminum.
States,
under
assessments
r
fast
(17-knot)
shipments
of
the
ship,
link
the Reynolds program to acceler¬
aluminum-bearing ore to its U. S. plants,; will
a
in
undergo
had
$818,811
executives,
reported
Olin
2,000,000
terms
no
market
195Q,
from
as
inventories.
in
a
above
since
no
The
of
net profit after taxes and all other charges of
according to its annual report to stockholders.
.
The earnings were the second highest in the company's history" ana
about 10%
below the $1,200,335 earned in 1955, On the basis of the
1 157,798 shares outstanding on Dec. 31,
1956, earnings were equal to
70 cents a share hi 1956 and $1-04 a'share in 1955.
The company's'working-capital more than doubled during 1956, to
in
be
royalties for
term
"The
Oil & Gas Co.—Net Off 10%—
company
two
brags fabri¬
that
the
oversupply of
which resulted iu lower
fabricators, permitted a
1956,
producing primary
owner
United
storage,
ate
The
declared
of
of
and
and
up
the
The
$811,659
the,
in 1956
be
agreement
as
establish
1982,
pro-
since
1955,
and
12%%
in 1955, they said.
attributable
to
the
inclusion
is
two
from
and
to
first
excess
bauxite
warehouse in Charlotte, N. C.
185,
the
can
1953
signed
the
"Under
of all projects now under way," the report said,
aporopriated
In
purpose
the
on
year
plant for steel drainage products in Harrisburg, Pa., addi¬
for
production
of
plastic pipe
at Cleveland, and
the completion
in
copper
quick deliveries by
liquidation of customers'
by
establishing
escalate
may
of
,
and
company
to
also began or com^
manufacturing and
the company's earning
magnitude
than
1956
customers'
of
the
Ltd.
impose
produce steel
building
plant near Charleston',
ou
the major
up
1956
in
its
the
make
cording to Walter L. Rice, President of the Jamaican unit, the com¬
pany plans to ship at a rate of more than 2,000,000 tons
this year.
Half of the royalty will be fixed for 25
years. The other half will
facilities
"Republic
end
'facilities
in
which
4.65%
sales
Baltimore
Jamaica,
on
'
of
per
stock
common
2121.
of
company
"overshadowed
expansion
with
top officers
eight months
progress
eration
the
lower
were
^ guaranteeing the right to mine the
'
expansion,
1956 a number 'of projects in
divisions -which afe "important" to
during
products
two
last
expected
This
company's annual capacity to 11,047,000 tons of
ingots by the end of the year from 10,262,000 tons a year earlier.
With completion of the program, according to the report, the steel
capacity of (he company will be
12,242,000 tons,
or
an
increase
of
19%-. in about two years.. This represents a
growth of about
70%
in
the
past
two
decades over
the 7,280,000-ton capacity on
Jan.
is
year
this
brass
dollar
by Revere
for
Mines,
ap-.,
progress
cf
new
Jamaica
program
of
reclassification
26.
$4.35
or
outstanding, alte*
Reynolds Metals Co.—To Mine Jamaican Ore—
the
boosted
gram
in
in
quarter
1956
Mr.
and
then
March
on
$11,281,984,
stock
aluminum
to
can
and
output
organized
facilities
spend
program.
How?
plan
of
.
company's
the
first
productive
in
"when
common
through expansion and modernization and
aluminum rolling mill at the Dallas
Division in Chicago
'started production in the last half of
1956.
"
•
Revere
will begin to receive
that
use
special
A
the
•
the
Jamaica
Mr.
1957,"
income
of
compared
revealed
potential
'
investment
Macfis, President, stated
net
continuous
was
Under
spent $107,000,000
from hs own
funds last
and equipment and raw materials resources.
A.
1955
.
the
Chair¬
.
p.
strike,"
v
on
and
1955
ton
the
31..
value
-
copper
"satisfactory
,
despite
Dec.
net
$9,590,309, or $3.66 per share
outstanding, J. M. Kennedy,
two-for-one
a
as
drop
pany
of
of
a
stock
shares
company
the
lor
White,
increase
As
with
-
in
and
♦
an
"
net-income
a
$1,788,498.
equipment
ord>jr balances, the smaller poundage oer
the demand
lor
ap.
extremely short delivery period- enthe belief that customers' inventories have been
liquidated,"
they said.
"It is felt that present shipments
by fabricators reflecl
the current use by end-product users."
"
'
j
An increase in Revere's aluminum
products shipments in 1956 over
1957."
tional
1504.
-
year
years,
totaled
and C.
company's
order
be
$90,406,share the
to
of
and
.courage
have increased
working capital and placed the
excellent position to finance its current expansion
an
further
"With
of. amount
shareholders,
two
over-all
$5.59
or
$150,000,000 to complete the expansion
previously established bank credit of $75,000,000
drawn
on
as
needed to aid
in
the completion
of
W
First Boston Corp. and associates was quickly oversub¬
scribed and the books closed. For details, see V. 185, p.
1390.
;
Last
in
$86,271,491
*
90,421
past
5%
nearly
-
to
the
increased
from
-
products
public offering of $50,000,000 of 4%% debenture bonds
due March 1, 1977 which was made on March 21 by The
hasiR
income
increase
an
property
selling prices of the higher prices paid for raw
particularly copper, during 1956," the letter read.
"The
"The
helped
M.
basic
512.
Electric Manufacturing Co.
Service
C.
31.
1169.
common
1955:-
1956
prices
*
program
year,
to
the
heavy
years
Magnolia, Ark., and
,
last
1956
of
increase
The
the
company
new
be
-
Pryne & Co., Inc., Pomona, Calif.—Sale of Assets—
Emerson
in
improvement
These
See
levels
record
share
mailed
was
20,000
anticipated
in
room
Insurance Building, in New York City, the company's'
installation in the insurance field. The company is also negotiat¬
ing Tor the. opening of eight new food installations in 1957.
•
in
.
ever,
in the Home Life
,„
expansion
approximately
sification."
1957,
'
Dec!
the
year
amounted
to
$250,489,010 as compared "with
in 1953, an increase of
$7,808,118, or 3.22%, Mr. Kennedy
Macfie
reported.
The
company
earned 3.83%
on
its net
in
copper
the
must
last
price
copper in the company's sales for 1956
averaged approximately, 3.6o
pound higher in 1956' than in 1955,"
per
eligible
be
assets
company's
lor
said,
"A
is
a
top priority matter"'and that the company's policy has been
"diversify into various markets rather than attempt product diver¬
Early in
"The
The
•
first
to
claim
of
share
for
terials,
cases
completed
to
Net
1955.
program:
"still
,
order
'
,
report
several
company
in
Henry. A. Montague, President, said that
1957
should
"compare
very favorably"
with 1.956.
The nigh level of plant construction is
expected to continue and many older factories are expected to estab¬
lish in-plant feeding facilities.
He also stated that diversification is
to
In
of
Mr.
the
S. .banks,
;
partially
common
a
past
Federal income
taxes,
amounted
to
$670,992, equal
share of common stock.
In 1955, sales reached $23,earnings, after taxes, were $840,264, equal to $1.69 per
.
in
exporters
each
10
effect
"The
"is due largely to our lourth-quarter earnings which were
(he
best
of
any
quarter in the
company's history and which re¬
flected, in part at least, the efficiencies and increased earning po¬
tential resulting from our partially completed expansion program." \
He' also
pointed out that the favorable operating results ot the
industrial and institutional food service organization on
that sales and earnings for 1956 were second
high year of 1955.
Sales totalled $22,704,853 and
share.
U.
.
before.
White
after
per
to
earnings
in
$5.K3
The
record
and
and
proximately
announced
the
to
r'
corporation's
or
year
4
only
and
Chairman, reported March 26 in the annuai report to stockholders,
Sales rose 4.7%. i» 1956 to. a new high of $1,244,214,346 from
665
824.
p.
Republica.
collections
'
$1,188,559,765
of
fixtures.—V.
Prophet Co.—Reports High Sales
la
de
In
No.
for
Board,
with
sales
...
of
manufacturer
Banco
"
sales
boost
.
,
-
of
Republic Steel Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise— 1
all
per
runs.
and
17%
a
profit
per
Copper & Brass Inc.—Earnings Lower—
the 2,590,992
Sales
.
per
duction
their
'
above
the previous peak net income of
share earned on 630,000 shares in 1955.
Progress's sales increase last year. was limited only by the com¬
pany's production capacity which will be increased by two-thirds when
its new 235,000 square foot plant, opened in Philadelphia late in 1956,
gets into lull production.
The earnings gain last year was scored
in spite of higher costs resulting from overcrowding and
short pro¬
22.9%
$1.67
1956.
liquidation in accordance with Decree
by
record
after
banks
to
for
net
a
$1.41
$242,680,892
aggregate dollar
S. banks and
for
to
and
current
stated, adding that statistics for the
cating industry show a droo in shipments of
than
provided
plan
Net
oilicers
30
where exporters have
the, eligibility of claims lor
liquidation under Decree No. 10 will be handled by the U. S. bank in
question.
In cases of open account transactions directly between an
exporter and a Colombian importer, the eligibility of the claim will bp
determined through the normal banking connections of the Colombian
importer.
The offer, will remain open lor acceptance until March 31,
19o8 or such longer period as Banco de la Republica may determine.
Y
share
the year end.
$1,052,080, or
$1.82
to
10
allowing
stock
'
$254,941.
p.
compared with
pared
No.
After
amounted
ol
$1,018,293.
'
$1,906,527,
23, 1956.
*
Shipments of coppers
U.
to
higher
not
to
shares
on
output
with' cash
Decree
Importers
and
was
of
April
having claims against banks or importers in Colombia
of commercial transactions, in cases where such claims had
approved
22.9%
1956 shattered previous records of sales and earn¬
way for greater gains in the years ahead. - This
P. Rosen, Chairman, and Maurice M. Rosen, Presir
(he
is cited by Ruben
dent, in the annual report to stockholders.
Sales amounted to $19,341,998, or 21.8%
high
for.
-
-
.
Progress Manufacturing
company
This
transactions.!with
of
1955.
preferred
was
operating company increased from $717,183 to
current- liabilities
dropped from $823,366 to
consolidated
income
share
States
entrusted
'
had
of the
man
*
in
in
earnings
aircraft
on
.
while
decrease
a
2,619,073
.
maturing
$518,304
par
common.
the
1956,
Revere
speed of sound.
(together
commercial
Dec.
of, exports
Decree 'NO. *10
of
in
$118,029
Net
,
out
to
$10
24%.
to
revenues
j
$610,487
$2,307,282.—V. 184,
v
and
on
of
and
research
'
partial
arising
subject
:
account
on
offer
become
and
value
a
Of
.
(The) Postman Co., New York—Offering TemporarilyV
"■ *
Suspended—
This
had
four times the
to
-
ings,
Horn
-
Republic
totaled 4
+
firm's
/
are
estimated- that
arising out
X
;
contract,
.
dated
issuable
claims
owing
United
above. '
*
•••i
1956.
reported,
negotiated
expansion
'*
are
of
is
aforesaid
Inc.
in
of
"
of
program
4%
of
assets
$568,425,
Resort
President,
including
*$2.00'.
'
strike
$38,123
amounted
to
$1,003,955, compared to a minus $106,183 12 months
earlier, or a net gain of $1,110,138.
During the same period, net property and
equipment value increased
from
$383,390 to
$558,282, while capital stock and surplus gained
$6.71
,
*$3.00
'
16-week
orders,
ot
$2.00
.
,
a
8,976,523
"
$10.01
of
preliminary
consolidated
.
share
per
Current
$172,000,00Q,
The said Decree No. 10 of Jan. 24, 1957, provided for the
liquidatino of
claims owing to United States banks and exporters as of Dec. 31, .1956,
by payment in' respect of each such claim of 60% in cash, and of 40%
in the notes dated March 1, 1957.
Individual claims of less than $2,000
will be paid in full in cash.
The
Aircasters,
cent3
$1,572,380
'
See
$
14,731,134
%
loss
A
a
amounting
company
9,61-6,518
.
of
consolidated
the
1956.
indicates
net
15,851,122
$5.00
net
31,
$6,407,103,
.
depreciation of
on
highs in
Dec.
of
revenues
:
loss
a
on
consolidated
a
after
record
ending hist
profit
a
loreign
exporters
underwriters
subscribed
not
shares
(Del.)—Reports Record Earns.—-
months
,
,l
1957, of the Republic of Colombia.
It
2,500
owns
83% of the operating company, which had a
of $918,392 last year on revenues of
$5,868,448, compared
profit in 1955 of $1,014,448
(including capital gains)
on
revenues of
$4,817,387.
'
*
•
After depreciation,
the 1956 net profit was
$822,588, compared to
$442,084 in 1955.
This amounted to an increase in
earnings on the
stock of the North Carolina
operating company. of from 11 to 21
net
1954
$
.
which
severe
113,117
225,000
new
earnings set
12
common.
The
a
.
According to the prospectus,
exchange shortage ih- 1956 forced a temporary sus¬
pension of transfers of dollars and other foreign currencies in payment
of exports to Colombia from the United States and other
foreign coun¬
to. time as it deems
obtain the most
for issuing preferred
to
of
notes
Colombia
.185,000
___/
and
to
7,640,980
1048.
p.
payments)
528,787
138,000
'
share
taxes——
1956,' Mundy
backlog
and -missiles
These
-
-
and
arrangement
shares
which
at
on
Republic of Colombia and Banco de la Republica (Colombia)
registration statement with the SEC on March 22, 1957 covering
a
849,081
end
year
taxes
interest,
per
18,593,041
experienced
$12,000,000
The
filed
in¬
board
.■
action
required
L standby
distribute
and
$7.31
30,582,256
monthly series.
of common stock to
provide new capital in
It is planned, to oifer-tuese snares for sale to
stockholders at the rate of one share for each five
with
compared
minority
15,008,415
share——..
common
Dec.
$70,000,000
_
them,
two
Republic of Colombia—Registers With SEC—
>
to
company
authorize
any
took
first
-
,
534
1,246,749
Airlines, Inc.
for
profit
giving
number
equal
effective.
the
of
also
per
185,
1,659
156.
p.
—
10%= in stock,
aircraft
2,268
298,051
outstanding at
profit of $1,536,597
-Net
facilities, begun in 1955, will be completed during ,1957,
Peale said,.as will a new supersonic wind tunnel capable of
testing
Mr.
stock
-1,385
-
710,129
compared to
$5,277,907 in 1955.
development
shares
company's
shares held by
fixed
stock
that
$3,000,009.
,
' x 7,367,435
company
of
—V.
common
an
split becomes
capital
'
directors
additional
the
to
for
preferred stock, and to
or all stock from time
it may act expeditiously
The board has no present plans
■
stockholders.
certificate
stock
the
authorized
issue
order
stock.
of
date
the
Plus
The
.
$1,487,476
2,923
I
day)
per
This
the
by
additional
an
the
for
coupons
-share—:
common
$334,000,000.-
for one and reduce the par value from $19 to
which, if approved, will be accomplished by mailing
favorable terms.
"The
'
-
avail¬
.
1936
$
*
k \
j.
taxesik:
$226,000,000, r.and
two
on
to
in
'
.•
" '
f*-
>\
•
foreign income
Aviation's
they
.
shares
50,000
netessary
1957
became
gas
.
increase
To
excess
believe
be
debentures,
1
1280.
p.
earnings
As
expectations,
our
the existing authorized and outstanding
share,
directors
of
beyond
*
$3,339,039
2,497
—
wells
income
184,
net
346,214,310 547,387,242 323,456,601
and
The
—
Board of Directors,
which will
annual meeting cf stockholders on May 20, inimportant proposals:
stockholder
"(2>
since natural
been
the'-directors
'
-
-
company
of shares
clude
has
1956
and
approved
following
per
each
to
time,
.
To split
the
$9.50
company's business
:
dated
V
r
part of
1;
,
stockholders
to
had
will
temporary
<■
1956;
31—'
Dec.
before
Dividends
indication that the expansion for several years
require substantial additional capital.
To obtain
the company -will .need to sell additional securi¬
to
program
submitted
be
letter
a
1,
for
j,-■
debentures,;-which
June
debentures
exchange
1955.
—
Net
■
1954
and development:
Resort
'
should be
to have greater, flexibility to utilize at the time of each
whatever type or types of securities may then be most
permitted
financing
."The
latter
every
future-
required
in
Financing—
part:
expansion of the
available
and
President,
Gueffroy,
22, said in
March
in
debentures.—-V.. 183,
W
-
*
Earnings
U.
1955
holes
statement
Republic Aviation Corp.—Sales and Earnings Decline
Year
Earnings, per
Portland Gas & Coke Co.—Plans
-
amendment
an
to
the
as
subordinated
December,
payments,
date
due
con,-
Refractories Division, it also will
bring under the one management the newly acquired Mullite Refrac¬
tories, Snelton, Conn.—V. 185, p., 1157. .• v
7'':''%%.w-','«*"
To
SEC
main¬
.
Laclede-Christy,"
company,
Pittsburgh,
Brick,
management.
the
—V.
ad Dec, 1, 1956, will be exchanged
Co., One Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
The definitive,- or . permanent,': debentures will have
coupons repre¬
senting interest payments from June 1,
1957, to Dec. 1, 1980, the
(II. K.) Porter- Co., Inc.—Combines Refract'y Divisions
McLain
with
(MCF
loans
Federal
the office of the IrvingvTrust
at
fli'e
in
bond
1^, 1957)
in
temporary
interest
.;
order author¬
an
money
garage
a
Navarro 'Corporation -for-storage,
by
ol
tenance
to
company
March 21, has issued
on
sales
Dry
"
„
Producing
^
of America—Definitive Debentures—»
(April
tooay
The
.
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—To Buy Garage Building—
filed
company
3V*% .'convertible
issued-originally
"
.
investment
,
were:
$2,999,646
day)
Revenues
abra<-
or
operations
1957 to its
21,
Radio Corp.
advan¬
many
-•
Boston
March
beautiful
company's
income
Exploration
net after taxes',
registration statement covering an additional
1,500,000-snares of beneficial interest in. the Fund.?—V. .183, p. 1114.
■'
.
many
This
on
the
shares of oil production (barrels
per
Gas
lost
Net
sales, $23,469,926;
share—V. .184, p. 922.
a
of
equivalent
'
Bank
Refinery,' will",
of
1956
Gross
(George) Putnam Fund of Boston—Registers With SEC
Phillips-
highlights
net
as
ethylene
plant of 180,000,000 pounds of .initial capacity adjacent to
Petroleum Company's- Sweeny- Refinery will supply the basic
material through a 75-mile pipe line to the Marlex plant. Underground 7
borrowing was necessary despite heavy outlays for explora¬
development, and acquisition of additional capital assets.
tion,
.
to
leaving $1.33 a share after tax.
company paid $1,867,615 in dividends
Comparative returns for 1955:
the. last< 1 alf
iii
income
before
■Earnings
stock
The
site
Federal
tax
tax.
share,
•
this
lor
inccme
r^
manu¬
.
at
during
year
per
cnemical
,
before
11
neither
long
or
■
shakedown runs immediately before entering the coal trade
ior
80
days.
Addition
of
the
big carrier to the Reynolds fleet is
supported
by a
chain
of
improvements in
Corpus
Christi, Texas,
harbor, the company's La Quinta. Texas, nignt, and loading faiylities
at Jamaica,
all part; o( a- several million dollar modurnUatioa
;
program.
The
S.
wide.
hM
cargo
at
S.
a
a
Richard
draft
of
minimum
itself
34
cost
feet
rate
of
$7,000,000,
six
inches,
2,000
tons
a
an
is
feet long,
660
crew
of
hour.
52.
The
D0
-
feet
unloads
firm%. 3, S,
and
12
The Commercial and
(1520)
self-unloading ship
Schmedeman,. first
unload
at
of
rate
a
Reynolds
1,100
tons
in
the
Industry,
aluminum
The
can
W.
hour.
an
also *. installing
an
elaborate system of fast-moving
conveyor belts at the dock in Corpus Christ! to complement the Rich¬
ard's
rapid
more
the
At
from
La
140,000
building
to
tons
Meanwhile,
is
420,000
Ocho
at
Jamaica,
bauxite
ing—640 feet long, 140
tons of bauxite, mined
•v
-
Reynolds
storage
unit
Jamaica
the
in
The
The
build-
facilities
loading
and
is
nearly $4,000,000.
This
t
for
of
sales
transmission
a
gnd
developed'
systems
Now
in
Boston,
typed,
'
initial
written
information
extending
be
used
'
facsimile
the
pilot
"picture"
system
said. the
to
to
be
links
the
>
offices
and
Union
in
phase
'
„
engineers
designed
of
its
Is
the
nationwide
A
and
closed-circuit
New
York
at
and
New
Intrafax
handle
to
19
such
—A
tion
and
manufacture
—V.
185,
p.
of
the
various
forms
used
the
Rhodesian
that
which
plan
holders
will
In
Full
the
of
provision
the
the
plan
by
the
employees
month
Trust
und
which
contributions
become
to
Roan
Antelope
have
will
subscribe
to
be
official
stock
to
a
extent
Ltd.
and
"American
Shares"
of
Rhodesian
Roan
Antelope Copper Mines Ltd.
and Irving Trust Co., respectively.—V.
185, p.
are
Selection
Guaranty
a
981.
of
government
V'V,"'*'
Power
&
.1
•
,
to
are
Schenley
the
of
Laboratories,
fiscal
current
Inc.
year
in
the
U.
almost
are
.
ever
S.
Plant,
Inc.—Sells
plant
set
was
feet.
the
shares
earnings
class
of
respectively.
capital
stock
class
A
for
retired
stock,
common
class
share
1956
all
compared
equal
were
Comparative
The
convertible
1956,
31,
the
on
combined.
June,
Dec.
A .common
share
per
stock
President, said earnings, after taxes
ended
The
before.
cents
Roush,
yeaf
to
$1.96
$1,064,081
share
per
of
the
were
preference
has
for 1955
as
$1.88
to
and
93
dividends
.
183,
and
Is
into
common
stock.
The
company
in
49,330 outstanding shares of $1 par value
these
shares
with
the
new
class
A
and
V V
'
replacing
increased
to
and
$42,755,547
in
1956
from
,
$39,744,053
,
The
of
Mo.,
,
Selection
Trust
Ltd.
above.—-V.- 185.
Rochester
Telephone Corp.—Offering
Subscribed
The
corporation
95.23%
March
that
subscriptions
$2,500,000
store
a
Common
announced
Is
expansion.
and
mature
In
March
suburban
new
will
promissory
or 95.23% of the 195,312 shares of com¬
stock offered to common
stockholders at $15.50 per
share on the basis of one new share
for each five shares
held of record March
6, 1957. The
Taxes
on
185,995 shares,
store
in
St.
provide
be invested, and to
addition, funds will
notes
1,
branch
used
to
1972,
and
1,
1960.—V.
was
185,
for
made
p.
Net
't.
all op.
1957—3 Mos.—1956
chgs.
income
4,600,000
4,200,000
14,100,000
9,100,000
Rockwell Manufacturing
Co.—Continues Diversificat'n
Of
company
has
Chicago, Wlilard
Republic
process
trol
of
ical
acquired
F.
manufactures
control
flow
the
industries,
centralized
throughout
others.
Chicago,
the
for
electrical,
among
at
assets
electronic
equipment
for
the
of
Republic Flow
Rockwell, Jr., President,
with
and
the
announced
pneumatic
automatic
sales
gas,
Co.
March 26.
Instruments
measurement
petroleum, natural
Republic
Meters
on
steel
and
and
and
con¬
chem¬
manufacturing
offices
or
operations are
branches
maintained
country.
Present
management of Republic will remain
unchanged, Mr. Rock¬
said, with James D.
Cunningham, founder of the company and
one
of Chicago's
leading industrialists, continuing as
president. W. F
Crawford, president of Edward Valves
Inc., a Rockwell subsidiary wili
be associated
with the Republic
management in
Chicago.
Republic's Chicago facilities will
bring the total number
well
manufacturing
plants
to
of
23.—V.
184,
p.
Rockwell
1732.
profit
185,
or3?Is con}Pany
SEC
covering
offered
Registers
—
on March 27
198,274
shares
filed
a
its
of
registration
See
Oswego Falls Corp.
corporation
SEC
$1
for
par
common
stock,
to
Inc.,
holdings
subsidiary.
a
Net
proceeds
gether
to
the
of
common
stock
1
company
with
from
In
Roxbury
Southern
proceeds
be
to
the
added
to
p.
to
sale
of
50,000
shares
to¬
interest
sale
Co.,
rate,
statement
debentures
due
of
this
May
22,
offering price
be
received
general
of
from
funds
installment
incur
of
the
sale
of
the
and
we
debentures
company and will be applied
receivables from Sears. The
company
Industries
Corp.
185,
p.
981.
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Seeks to Change Stock—
directors
for
common
stock,
March
The
a
have
adopted
reclassification
Craig
R.
28.
reclassification
share
of
stock
in
Sheaffer
class
A
exchange
said.
would
one
resolution
and
2-for-l
Sheaffer,
Board
to
recommend
Southern
stockholder
exchange of the company's
Chairman
the ni.ne months
last .June, according
International
sales
our
about
Sales
■
5".
•
abroad
$4,500,000
and
■
to
to
it
increase
$8,000,000
...
March
on
20
by
;
.
'
received
profit-sharing
quarterly
|
payment brlng's to $16,489,000
the company since the
filed
registration
a
SEC—
statement
Bell
Telephone
&
the
total
*
with
-
the
,
SEC
<f
on
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
,
-1957
revenues
Other
operating
Net
Net
after
—V.
185,
$46,170,118
33,416,539
30,315.171
6,684,986
5,796.896
taxes
operating
4,235,196
income..
j.
3,785 429
$7,536,437
$6,272,622
6,813,899
_____
charges
5,704,566
_____
1049.
p.
'
1956
$51,873,158
Operating
expenses_„____
Federal Income taxes
Southern California Edison Co.—Plans
Large Expendi¬
tures — To Sell Additional Bonds
and
This
Probably Some
in
1957
and
would
he
.said,
is
to
The
in
finance
the
1957,
stock
will
the
in
amount
recently
bond
Four
"sparingly
balance
and
of
and
this
steam
at
operation
hydro
to
had
disclosed.
Pacific
year's
of
for
.
to
meter
the
connections
addition
kilowatts
of generating
Quinton said—
Mr.
installed
now
planned
in
steam
$3.44
of
imponderables,
capacity
under
con¬
Orange
Mr.
share,
a
or
County and two at
capacity of 200,000
completed, they will be the largest
outlook,
harvest
an
Even
87,000
County—will have
When
of
of
record
total
units
Coast.
all,"
roughly 200,000.
order,
on
company's
Beach
at
intention
stock."
1956.
1,150,000
or
a
Quinton
on
water
a
for
plants.
number
new
of
If
present
1954.
generating
record
a
in
83,700
the
of
earnings
last
attributable
the
Edison
Ventura
the
the
of
cents
he
on
our
preferred
a
population
a
Huntington
in
'*
/
of February,
reluctantly.
year
probably
construction
than
end
Mandalay station
Discussing
with
or
1956,
the
the
of
issue
however, is not quite up to the
under
greater
as
struction—two
A
issued
the
bonds,
1955,
of
end
either
money
>
community
meters
new
Society ol Security Analysts.
expects to add about 75,000
Quinton pointed out—equivalent
Mr.
as
20
President,
be
"For
additional
new
capacity
of
accelerated construction
pro¬
declared
on
March
20
in
an
addition1 to the $37,500,000
this impressive figure,
At
$180,000,000
sharply
company
entirely
new
a
New York
in
V
-9
than
more
explained.
adding:
issue
to
Quinton,
be
Quinton
1957—
require
1958
gram,
Harold
address before
in
will
company
including
noted
consolidated
that
about
basis,
operating the Big
the
outcome
of
was
Creek
Edison's
rate
a
to
$3.00,"
The
$3.15
should
be
realized
in
1957.
Assuming a less than
water year, which now appears
likely, I suspect that in the
of a rate
decision
our
earnings would be on the order of
he said.
possibility of
the
of
rate
an
case,
increase
Mr.
in the dividend also must await
Quinton stated.—V. 185, p. 981.
Southern Electrical Corp., Inc.—To Be
See
Olin
Mathieson Chemical
Corp.
above.—V.
announced
Power
p.
1956
Utility
Gross
and
taxes
and
3,252,482
1,427,604
income...
842,195
$1,248,713
other
$743,7'
1,268.320
income
Interest
$4,838,419
3,843,418
operating
1955
$6,519,735
revenues
Depreciation
383.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Years Ended December 31—
Operating
the
Acquired—
172,
Operating expenses
Net
767,31
deductions.
432,783
104,9!
$835,537
income
Preferred
dividend
Balance
Average
requirements-
available
shares
for
$662.3!
71,808
;
common
$763,729
outstanding—preferred
1957
expenses
Federal
Other
income
_
operating
Net
—V,
1956
$8,640,669
$7,763,804
6.044,274
5,188,011
taxes
941,239
994,635
435,824
419,875
$1,219,332
tl,161,283
952,545
964,581
taxes
on
Net
$1.
Co.—Earnings
January—
revenues
62.5
442,4
$1.44
average common stock.
Southern New Englanc Telephone
Operating
$606,7
74,801
531,015
Average shares outstanding—common
Operating
.
provide for stockholders to receive one
stock and one share of class B
voting
share of the present common stock
Mr,
ncn-voting
for
a
for
.
Jn
Month of January—
Month of
The
class
trading
;^
50%
Corp.—Registers With
Earned per share on
—V. 185, p. 724.
above.—V.
the
are
the
Co.—May Be Acquired—
Consolidated Electronics
(W. A.)
list
dilate
rose
expect
of
company
Southern Nevada
'
Clock
to
under¬
not
Sessions
Exchange .with
to
or
ad¬
seem
1957
Operating
1,
through an underwriting group
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
public
not
Stock
tend
convention
Director
rate
profit-sharing
with
additional indebtedness, but the amount
and nature
yet been determined and will depend upon the volume
company's business and general market conditions.—V.
185,
189.
See
to
the
purchase
approval
its
The
registration
a
subordinated
Roebuck
&
Co.
was
organized under Delaware law on Nov.
16, 1956, to deal in in¬
stallment receivables
arising out of the retail and mall order business
of Sears. Sears formed the
company with a capital stock investment
of $35,000,000, and on March
29, 1957, made a capital contribution
to the company of
$15,000,000. Sears Intends to retain the company
as
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary.
Donald
MacArthur
is
listed
as
President.
be
the proceeds of a
$1,500,000 bank loan, will be used as
approximately $1,000,000 for
remodelling and installation of
pew machinery and equipment in the Worcester
plant; and approxi¬
mately $1,000,000 in completing its program of
modernizing machinery
and equipment in the Saxonville
plant.
follows:
Brothers.
filed
26
of
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
public offering is scheduled for early April.
The
issuer,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Sears
the
Mills
March
:
does
covering $12,000,000 of participations in its
Employees
Savings Plan together with 150,000 shares of Sinclair
common stock
which may be purchased pursuant thereto.—V.
185, p. 655.
The
of
amendment.
the 198,274 shares, 50,000 are
to be offered
for SRle on behalf
of the Issuing
company. 125,000 shares are
presently outstanding and
are to be offered
for sale by the present
holders thereof; and an addi¬
tional 23,274 shares are to be
offered by the
company in exchange
for
continue,
corporation
March
result
writing
the
Of
on
$25,000,000
York
would
increased
sales
export
annual
Sinclair Oil
This
absence
III.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
1977, to be offered for public
headed by Goldman, Sachs &
Lehman
thereof has
with
public sale through an
underwriting group headed by
Paine, Webber, Jackson <fc Curtis. The
public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied
by
minority
covering
it
employees by
profit-sharing pro¬
started in 1934, G. A. Beck, Executive
Vice-President
saidProfit-sharing payments for the past fisoal year, ended Feb.
28,
1957, averaged 21V4%
of the individual employee's
earnings for the
year.—V. 184, p. 2786.
;
$3.10
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp.,
Chicago,
the
And
was
average
This
buying
non-voting
increase, make a 1957 earnings forecast ex¬
ceedingly difficult, Mr. Quinton told the analysts.
"Disregarding the rate case entirely, however, earnings of from
above.
ters With Securities and
this
export
Managing
to
out
application
expects
-
statement
world
.
to
Carpet Co., Saxonville, Mass.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
655.
p.
$6,828,829 $12,236,415 $13,781,843
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—New Name—
Net
Roxbury
$4,259,415
the
not list
even
should
latest
gram
in
1937—6 Mos.—1956
$8,859,415 $11,028,829 $26,336,415 $22,881,843
the
the
■
.
.
remaining 9,317 shares
have been purchased at the
subscription price of $15.50
by an underwriting group headed
by The Fifst Boston
Corp.—V. 185, p. 1157.
This
paid
"
1323.
because
V.
,
on
on
"-y
company
our
current
an
provision
stock
going
oUr ,conviction
services for
Exchange does
;7i
The
for
be
outstanding.
mon
—V.
that
kilowatts each,
Period End. Jan. 31—
after
received
Dinnauer,
fact
Common
ings Lower—
on
Profit
been
this
of
company's
■
This
:
mandatory sinking fund beginning Sept.
for
have
which
now
stock."
j.-y.
logical fer
payment
checks
amounting
to 35';^
of
their
individual
earnings for the December-January-Februarv
period.
-
•
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
of
—
27
notes
for
:'f
981.
p.
in
used
be
and
Stock
York
-f
seems
Pays 35% Profit-Sharing Dividend—
Inc.—To Borrow—
'1
will
debentures
The
a
notes.
branch
retire
Employees—
the
proceeds
Louis,
Rhodesian
'>»''*
v
stockholders
future
See
123*000
of
The
exchanges,
of
sales
the
)961."
includes
on
March 21 approved a proposed issue ol
$4,200,5Vz% sinking fund promissory notes.
Laurence E.
Malinckrodt, President, said the company had be3n
negotiating with several Institutional investors for the
private place¬
000
1955.
Roan Antelope Copper
Mines, Ltd.—To Offer Stock to
from
the
the
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
<
3015.
p.
Chairman of
Inc.
facilities
Stock
Exchange,
both
class
Karl ,F.
Mr.
ment
in
Mills,
directors...
cents
its
stock.
Revenue
—V.
year
B.
stock
A
on
"The
especially by Scotts
Chemical. Plant
"It
.
.
Board; Paul C. Williams, President
Treasurer; John W, Chrlstensen, Vice-President^and
Secretary;
Messrs.
Mills,
Williams,
Chrlstensen
and
George D.
Massar,
and
the <56.7*480
on
share
of
Charles
$1,110,858
outstanding at(,pec. 31,1956, .or 97
and
the 582,520 shares of common
A
figures
stock
with
were
Scotts
New
f.'„ •.£
.
.
"ji.-.
proposed class A stock.
class B stock on the New
listed on the Midwest
Preferred Stock
of
"each
shares
onc'share
considerably despite no real
change in currency or import restrictions
throughout the world would
/seem
to
indicate
that
merchanctuing
methods
developed
here
are
paying off in foreign • countries," Mr,, Dinnauer
said.
"And
the
.
,
PERSONNEL—Management
;
annual
of
have
Services.
,i
greater
.
h
class
restrictions
to provide the facilities for a revolutionary
type of chemical processing
of plant' food and other lawn
care
products. Planning which began
in 1941 included research
covering new and more effective materials,
as
well as the engineering of a modern
plant to process them.
.1 The plant which has been In full production since
January 1957 is
located on 186 acres of land
and
contains
a
floor
J
he said.
our
the
Employees
for
30%
Bonds—With
up
number
would
Exports Up 50% in Nine Months—:
to
the
chemical
as
following the
The Ohio Company, Columbus investment bank¬
new
the
pointed " out;
same
he
Exchange and the
this,"
market
stock.
our
list
to
each
:
a
BUSINESS—This
of
such
...Export
territories have been streamlined and equalized, and
adequate representation at both the local and national
before in SchenLabs history."—V, 185, p. 1290.
Chemical
provides excellent
stock
■
quickly completed.
was
area
Galen J.
'''K'v
I
go
has underwritten
square
for
B
Co.—Secondary Offering
It
Midwest
though
'?
'
5
:
•.
even
issue, to be offered to Ohio
investors only. The bonds ~are priced at
$1,000 for each
$1,000 bonds, plus accrued interest. .>
(
Roadway Express, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings-
the
-in
all
more
than
ers,
Co.
j
.
1169.
backlog
the
•t.<•
several reasons for
^Additionally, the New York
visable
ago,
opened,
bonds.
of
Trust
Trust
p.
actual
as
it
stock,
$2,400,000 plant for the processing of chem¬
products for the plant food industry, this corpora¬
tion, an affiliate of the O. M. Scott & Sons Co., of Marysville, O., has issued $1,250,000 of 5%% first mortgage
employees, European and African, in all companies in the group
earning a basic rate of pay above a stipulated minimum will be eligible
for membership of the plan.
?
for
hand
both
on
/
„
are
and selling
ical
the
The depositaries
year
opening of
All
-
on
■
Electric
proceeds
Scotts
employing companies and the total contributions will be
used tq purchase in the
open market Rhodesian Selection Trust and/or
Roan Antelope shares at the election of each
employee. The provisions
of the plan will safeguard the employee's own contributions.
,
the
•
V."There
...
in
and
'
that
manufacturers, for whom we
supply items,
Thus, additional dollar amounts cannot
"-v.V. ".'.v.."1
months
have
we
level
exchange
the
of
programs
the
as
full
have
\
substantiates
gives
scope.
to
sales
six
been
the purchase of
Antelope companies,
matched
periodically
.
on
to
in
orders
our
*
Sheaffer
have
dividends
disclosed.
at
'
company
headquartered
In the Midwest
to
list Its
stock
exchange located
there.
Our
experience since
Midwest Stock Exchange
last November
and net export Income is up 60%, R. Blayne McCurry,
its President, reported on March 28.
;
.:
Arthur F. Gormley, Vice President and General Sales
Manager, said:
"Since the beginning of the current fiscal year new territories have
Copper
up
aircralt
larger
net
than
towards
Roan
receive
we
Sheaffer
approval
addition,
in
limitations
would
a
group of
The
share¬
based
be
that
Ryan's business
committed."—V. 184,
Dollar
:
each
group
and
other
first
Employees—
available but it will
enable
wages
employees
Ltd.
>
listed
Exchange.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Schenlabs Volume Up—
companies on March
11
employees' share purchase
an,
for
Trust
Rhodesian Selection
the two companies
in
quotations.
Employees'
50%
introduce
1., r'jw.
not yet
to
their
of
of
group
incentive
are
facilities
of
proportion
shares in
to
an
Selection
.
details
fixed
Trust
proposes
provide
Rhodesian
Mines Ltd.
,
Selection
it
$11,205,233, which
-V";-;■•"v.'
was
is
stock
-
■
1280.
Rhodesian Selection Trust Ltd.—Stock to
The
announced
first
President,-reported
to certain trusts created for the benefit
of the family oT the late William H. Donner and the
Hillsboro Planta¬
tion, Inc.
See also V. 185, p. 1390.
I,<■■■■'■■
' 'v
'V.;
■:'« l-V'l','.
system.
new
such
concession of 50£ per share.
1
technical specifica¬
in
•
31
Tn
and
non-voting stock for each share of stock now held. : r.-.
V
v
If
the stockholders approved
the
proposal,
the
company
would
apply only to the Midwest Stock Exchange lor a
listing ot the new
class A and class
B stocks.
Mr.
S'leaffer. pointed out.
The, current
,
and per share earnings
net shares outstanding.
the 374,000
Jan,
share.
per
$296,656;
was
on
on
Mr.
for
Mr.
would
equally
stock
1957.'
23,
holds.
now
B
not,
offered
be
May
stockholder
stock he
would
exchange,
proposed
Sheaffer
voting
will
on'
class
>
v..
during •' the
Ryan*
meeting
the
stock
share
privileges
that
except
class. A
would
rights,
same
cf
investment bankers, headed by The First
Corp. and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,' on
March 19 offered publicly 50,766 shares of common stock
(par $5) at $19 per share (ex-rights), with a dealer's
Further efficiency is obtained by the use of standard business forms
developed for Reynolds by the Moore Business Forms, Inc.,
pioneer in and the largest manufacturer of business forms and systems.
the design,
of
-/V
■
and
stock
of
the
stock
recommendation
.'.present
Boston
especially
with Reynolds in
is
Savannah
diverse
Reynolds plants and offices with 12.000 miles of circuits, while the
telephone system handles 360 calls per hour on a 6,500 mile' network.
tax
months,
company
$29.96
ol
1''v4't-
will
as
firm cooperated
\
rights
Under
carried
are
classes
have
common
stockholders'
.
sdls
and
Chattanooga,
and
Increase
Claude
increments, even though the total
of
already
East
they
The
Operatipns
V-'iV--'
•
Jersey.
all
••
...
..
proposed
would
present
The
said the company's "present $92,000,000 backlog does not
reflect the full extent of current Ry&n programs.
Scheduling
added
be
organi¬
system
office
value
much
are
;
Connecticut
the
on
Ryan
to
smaller
'
T.
year,
income
three
the
of
of. contracts
considering
diagrams, maps, blueprints and complicated tabulations
said, cannot now be transmitted by any other medium.
telegraph network with 59 stations in 26 states currently links
W'hich,
Mr.
begin
York,
,
worth
book
a
extensive
-
the
of
between
Massachusetts,
•
.
stock
manufactures
carpeting.
month-by-month
a
fiscal
1957
79c, for the
Net
sales
New
most
Reynolds
parts
V-
the
report to stockholders covering the period ended Jan. 31.
Gross .income Tor
the quarter
was
$12,220,314;
net
income
after
were
& Telegraph
Reynolds
,
form.-
other
first
speed sales orders
8treet
with
shown
the
of
provision, for Federal
*
system
new
-
material;
■
the
Believed
list
Worcester,'; Mass,
and
two
both
tiie
interim
an
r
circuit, accord¬
same
v
in
to
miles away,
employes page-size Western Union Intrafax
(facsimile)
provide
instant,
automatic, (two-way
transmission
of
Reynolds
Western
in
serving business today, the network can transmit
printed material instantaneously; the communications
(
Mr.
47th
operation,
Newark.
and
or
system
fnachines
to
sation.
the
over
collaboration
In
-said.
The
i
pilot
network
Officials
networ k
to
subsidiaries,
V;
have
quarter
demonstration
American Telephone
men.'•./'
Hartford
facsimile
the
its
tufted
Saxonville
and
votipg
.
and
woven
reclassification will give our stockholders
greater flexibility in
their investments and will make available non-voting stock
possible future use in business acquisition or diversification oppor¬
tunities," he explained. ■>
The
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Sales Show Gain—
.Sales
industrial
first
a
principal similar to wirephoto, by which news¬
coast to coast in covering major news
is
the- first industrial
application
Of
ing to officials of Western Union and
who
with
pictures from
Reynolds system
the
alternate voice-and-facsimile transmission
Co.
nation's
the
network
originating hundreds ol
facsimile telegraph.
by
of
"The
1859.
application
Monday, April 1,: 1957
..
lor
company.
,
orders,
instantly
transmit
papers
events,
unveiled
19
communications
how
reproduced
•
Using
>
facsimile
newsmen
ire
March
company" on
in
make
tb
the
of
Chronicle
handling
of
common
stock
by
the
soft-surface floor covering industry.
Exchange.
in
Charles
follows:
as
offering
the
Carpet Co.,. through
plants
director
a
public
Tennessee.
-
Announces Rapid Order System—
Stock
variety
at
on
is
Howe
first
the oldest in
expects
stockholders,
229,536 shares; Albert S. Howe, Jr.,
Estate ol Virginia Howe Pease, who
propose to sell respectively,
129,536, 34,852,
the
'
,
'
interstate
wide
a
sources of ore.
Previous storage capacity was 25,000 tons.
Rapid loading facilities in Jamaica will increase the average loading
from 1,100 to 3,000 tons an hour.
Total cost of the Jamaican
They
'Mr.
the
selling
owns
and
incorporated
was
Roxbury
rate
storage
be
company
American
feet wide and 93 feet high—will hold 120.000
in Jamaica, ona of the company's four prin¬
cipal
«
firm
The
Mines,' Ltd.
-world.
shares.
will
company—one of
^
which
shares;
shares.
47,352
34,852
This
increasing storage capacity
tons.
Rios,
largest
the
and
ability.
the company is
plant,
three
lists
Inc.,
Jr.,
47,352
owns
owns
unloading
Quinta
prospectus
Brown,
who
is
Financial
*
operating income
after
185,
charges
p.
1049.
(Continued
on
page
53)
—
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
DIVIDENDS
in two separate
the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are grouped
first
the
In
all
indicate
we
Then
nounced during the current week.
a
table in which
second
•
Dominion
"...
Name of Company
Fund
"plus
Corp.
Sud
Aerovias
Ainsworth
East
7 Vic
Mills
Hosiery
r
(stock
.
^
-
5-15
4-18 *
1-'
el ass
•4-
1
preferred
%st
-7-
Ansonia
Wire
Cable
b
2nd'
k
Atlanta
Paper Co. (quar.)i__::__A_-—A—<A
Steel (quar.J___::____lA___LA___AAA''
Development Mutual FUUdAj.AAi.A_l
Austin Nichols
b
Co.,
Inc.—•*'
" ,_'.*■ "
$1.20
convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
Automatic Steel Products Inc.—
*4-23
*
Telephone
5Wo
Ltd.—
+ :'
*'
(quar.)__——
Co.,
preferred
■
Baldwin-Lime-Hamilton
Banllfe
Corp.
Bartgis
Class
Paper Co., Ltd.—
-a *•
& Gorham,
Starr
Bliss- (E.
W.»
Inc.,
Co., 4Vi% pfd.
Bourbon S*ock Yards—__
preference
$2.90
6-
27 Vic
(quar.)
•
%
*
l
omitted
$4.50
6
4Vb %
4-12
Goodall
4V2%
.
"4-
5
5%*.
4-
8
Gross
4-12
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
4-30
3-27
«-
time)
5-15
20c
■fb
+72 Vic
1
5c
4-10
1
5-
$1.10
Hill "Co.. (quar..)-—
Bunker
Byers
(A.
M.)
Callfornla
$1
$1.20
Water
$1.24
Canadian
&
$2.40
Oil
5%
•
,
-••V1
•
*"%
I
Gfficlal.
% 4-15
%3-29
5-
Okonite* Co.
.
3-22
Otis
1
3-18
4-
1
-
'3-18
.
5-1
4-9
w
,
4.25%
4-25
4-10
35c
4-19
4-
45c
5-
i
56^c
5-
1
(quar.)
$0,578'/*
(quar;)__ 1 —I12'aC
5-
1
r
5
*
'
&
I
4-10
Horn
b
1
4-10
Hotel
Syracuse
5-
1
1
4.25 %
.
5-
1
Hardart
pfd.
Y.)
Y.)
——
t37'/aC
(quar.)
5-
b
Ulino's Brick Co.
Imi>erial
2
60c
5%
•
' ,3-29
'14-
4-15
V1., .4-
5-15
Ireland,
Co.—
I
4-26
"5-
5-
00c
5-10
4r 10
$1.03
(quar.)
__
fquar.)____
5-10
4-19
$1.25
Beneficial
25c
Portland
Public
4-30
4-
-
'
3-19
Ingram & B^ll Ltd.,
4-10
Inter-Mountain
1
6%
3-27
3-31
5c
__A„
(quar.)
3-30
5-
3
4-15
.
preferred
Interstate
4-10
1
1
5-
1
4-20
25c
5-
1
$2 non-cum. conv. pfd. (quar.)
!
Oil b Refining (quar.)—-—
Chesapeake
Industries—
(Action deferred on the $6 preferred and
the $4 preferred, payments at this time)
50c
4-
4
4-
25c
5-
1
4-10
Claussen
10c
;
Jewel
(quar.
4-
Joy
Illuminating—
Common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
Inc.
Britain
preferred
5-
1
4-19
19c
' ,*
3-29
95c
1
6-
4-
1
3-21
Knox
$1.50
4-
1
3-22
Kropp
5-
1
1,
5-
1
5-
1
4-10
$1.17
5-
1
4-10
4-30
4-10
5-
4-19
25c
—_
4-15
-
C 4-10
;
4-10
1
$1.25
5-1
4-19
15c
3-30
3-20
18c
4-12
4-5
30c
4-23
(quar.)____"
Corp.
4-;
8
4-20
4-
8
20c
4-15
3-30
10c
________
4-15
87 V--C
(Initial)
(quar.)
:
—
___i:
of
!_
43
4-18
65c
6 Vic
*
4-18
8
3-29
3-29
$1.25
___
i 4-15
12 Vic
4-10
3-29
31 'Ac
«
pfd. (quar.)____
(quar.)__
$5
3-29
3-22
4-
5
4-
20c
3-29
4
5c
5-
1
4-12
$1.06'A
6-
1
,5-15
$1.05
6-
1
*_i"' $1.12Vi
"6-
-
Colorado,
(quar.)
com,
(quar.
(quan)
Co.
of
Y.)
5-
1
4-12
4-
1
3-21
New
v3-30
1
3-19
5-15
,
5-15
1
Mexico—
2f.'c
5-15
5-
1
$1.25
6-17
6-
3
$2
3-30
3-21
3-30
3-21
5-
4-11
quar.)
Revere
4-15
Rhode
3-22
River
tl5c
;
4-30
"20c
(quar.—
'
4-
1
4-
1
20c
,
5%
conv.
payment
Cold
b
'■J
pfd.
(Action
at r.his time)
Storage
Warehouse
_________
4-15
4-
,30c
3-30
Supply
Racing
20 c
Protective
Co.
..
."___
Pittsburgh Coal-.__
4-
$2
___
4-10
4-15
t-
1
3-27
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-12
4-25
15c
America
4-26
25c
of
(quar,)—
(quar.),.:
Mills
9
5-,
1
4-12
$1
1
4-19
4-
5-
4-22
5
4-15
.
5
Rogors
Corp.
(Payment
20c
1
Co.—
$1
'
5-
50c
I
class
A
the
class
B
Map
90c
(quar.)
stock
time)
"V
——1
Co.
Sangamo
Schaffer'StOrei Co., 6% pfd. (quar.f.——
Scbenley Industries (quar.)_'_
Co..
Ltd.
—
37
7-18
60c
4-29
4-15
5c
6-20
6-
7
Sheraton-Gibson, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Silvray Lighting (increased)—__
7c
4-15
4-
1
Smyth
5c
4-20
4-10
Sorg Paper Co.
10c
6-1
5-7
Southern
25c
(quar.
1
8-
>
Security Banknote Co.
"
'3-29
4-15:
$1
tl5c
4.-10
6
1
omit¬
was
6-
6-20
93%c
$3.60
on
this
at
Sanborn
(quar.)—
(Calif.),
Assoc.
Rice
&
50c
—
Electric
Island
Brand
Rochester
3-27
5-
(quar.)
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
3-22
62*<;c
(quar.i—:
(quar.)
Light
(quar.)
divld.
on
Market
Republic
—
(quar.i
common
A
Electric,
Reading Co.
4-10
5
5-
100%
3-28
4-
Vic
1
3-26
3-26
.
25c
_________
5-10
4-19
20c
;
—___
7-
12 V".c
3-23
1
2-18
31 'Ac
<N.
Kingsburg. Cottcn OIL.
$1.12 Vi
4-12
5-
(quar.)
i__
Quarterly
'
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
3-30
b
(quar.).;
common
4-30
$1.06'A
_____
(quar. 1
(increased
deferred
4-19
5-15
40c
,1-..
—
Tea,
3%%
3-20
5
Heintz,
4-22
13 ViC
10c
preferred
ted
b
1
$1.10
(Boston)
Co.
Service
5%
50c
Jersey Central Power b
>4%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
•
common
preferred
Pyramid
1
Jack
4-15
50c
4-12
'
—___
(Mass.)—
(Conn.)
5-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
Common
4-20
(quar.)_._
Mortgage
1
$1.07 Va
pfd.
41/2%!-'prefefred"(quar.)
4-18
5-
Great
60c pfd.
7-25
7-25
$2
5-
Department Stores
Investors
ChampUn
'/f%
Public
4-15
10c
Telephone,
8-16
6-10
5-
(quar.)
Fund
Service
•»'$4.20
7-25
"
5
4-
4-15
4
'
8-15
_
6-
:
Light Co.,
Prudential
4-30
8-15
1
$1.06
—%____——
(quar.)
Transit,
4-10
4-15
25c
Gas-
5%
4-16
%
50c
Commerce
16c
3-20
7-
33c
—1.
Valley Wine
preferred
Preway, Inc.
(quay.).% T0c
(quar.)c
of
4-15
5-15
(quar.)_——_
(quar.)
Cable
Portland
4-30 " ; 4-10
5-15' "4 5- 1
30c
—
20q
(quar.)
(quar.»
Bakeries
Bank
Quarterly
interest———
com.
preferred
Industrial
Trust—
1
-
32V-C
.
(quar.)_^._„
(stock dfv.)
preferred
Cordage
Employees Stock
5
35c
Inc.
3-28
1
3-29
;
50c
__j.
Chemical
b
4-10
1
4-30
$1.25
vry
4-
4-30
93%'c
'
Mills,
i
5-
■
4 r
7 Vic
(quar.)
Plymouth
J, ■/'„ 4-13
4-15
56V4C
ordinary
Head
Indian
5-15
fi-
$1.12,/2
4-*
4*
25c
Inc.
common
conv.
Wire
-Pleasant
5-6
5-20
Co.,
$3.50
,
(quar.).—
(quar.).
of
4-30
25c
(quai1.)4
common
& Stevens
Plastic
5
75c
(increased)
Co.
3".aV
4-12
.
; 6«
4e 5
Paper Package Corp.__
Pittston
4-13
4-.15
72c
Co.
(quar.)
Fund,
preferred
Pictorial
5
1
40c
•
(quar.)
Tobacco
4-4
4-2
common,
Phillips-Jones,
4-25
,
5-15
,
Cemeht
Philadelphia
4-23
4-22
25c
Gear
&
preferred
»•
Quincy
4-10
4-
4-15
•
3-2^
;>
62'/a c
(quar.i
4-11
410%
"
pfd. "(quar.)
C (quar.)
Press Brick Co.
Hydraulic
4-10
*
3-29.)
$1.06'%
pfd.
(quar.)
10c
45c
com.
,
4-10.
-i.
4-26
r__
(quar.);
preferred
5-10
(quar.)
(N.
(N.
1
4-13
—
preferred
<5-10
35c
—
5c
,
4-10
5-1
2C
—
'___
4.68%
1
(quar.)
;
15c
4-10
,
,4-12
15c
%.
—
4.44 %
5-
;
;
.5-
25c-
•
1
5-1
25c
•-} ,<
U:
1
'5-1;..-, 4-19
,5-
25c
—-
-Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80 %
4-10
31c
4%
4-10
4-10
5-
A
5»*
C-x"
28%p
r
4-4
4-1$
20c
.
(quar.)__i_L__:
40c
(quar.)_______'._,i_:
class
;
.
4-15-h.
-
,
—
4-15
10c
Co.,
n
(Increased)
preferred
5-15
(quar,)
Machine
Perry-Fay Co.,
1
(quar.).,
5%
4- <
r
$I.06i
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.30%
5-
(quar.)
Co..
■4-15-ji
$1.13"
,
.
50c
4-15
$2.50
"
-
f 4-15
5-15
50c
Powder
Co.
preferred
$1.12Vu
pfd.
V
20C
preferred (quar.)j.
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
Permanente
4,/a%
*■11
50c
Telephone^ com.
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
4-10
"
s
•
Peninsular
4-
„
Park Chemical
3-18
4-25
(quar.)
5-ie
V
Pacific Outdoor. Advertising
3-18
4-1
40c
.
1
25c
.(quar.)
4-1
;
series)
Light
common
5-
30c
;
Perkins
%
4-15
$1.75
V.;.
%
,
3-25
-
.... j...
(quar.
..'Wi'."'
.
^ 1
4t-10
»'v, -
Brewing Co.r,
Elevator
(quar.) _;
4-15
Marx
..
$-1
5-15
,
1
-
5-i.i
•
5-1
—
b
.
.
4-
5-15
'th-'
Filrns^Inc. (initial s-aj^i___—
.'Ohio:Loan
Discount (quar.);,_^r_u_;__^_-,
2-28
,«•
*
25c
50c"
(quar.)__„__
of America,
5-
5-1
Engineers Inc.,
$4.50
.
—
30c
33c
Lid.
Electric
3-31
1
4-15
25c.
Noxema Chemical, common.
Class B
'
3-20
22V2C
Water Power (quar.)_^
Hoover Ball b Bearing-.—
Century Investors, Inc.—.
Cleveland
a/-
■'
4-1
>
\
t.
60c
Extra
,
4-15
$i;.-
$L06V*.-t.t
/-Northwestern Bell Telephone
.
3-21'
.
4-10
preferred (quar.)____ —,
(quar. — ——_—
3%preferred
'Hercules
Hoc
31»,:c
Field
preferred
,
9-20
1
4-15
.
.-4-15)1
35c
(quar.)^^__-._ji:_;>»._-,^A._^.
B common
5-
25c
-
(quar.)_____—_
V
% Class
%3-29
Holyoke
___
1
4-15
3-26
3-29-
$1.25'
$1.32
(quar.).
Electric
Corp.
4-19
_j,
/ 5-
,
4.60% .pref.
(quar.)
Northwest Engineering, glass A com,, (quar.),
,
% 12-20 *
1
Extra
3-10
y_
1
^
7VaC
common
(quar.)
1
Hudson Gas b Electric Corp.
Century
5-10
4-10
(quar.)
4'
4-15
1
15c
-
v
3-20,
%
1
'^. 4-30
75c
Indiana—
common
Mfg.
25c
(quar.I
of
Co.
4-17
(quar.)-_1-
Scott
Certificates
Central
1
(quar.)__—______________
preferred
Point
4"''■
4-
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance
1
preferred
(quar.»
Caterpillar Tractor, common
4.20%
%
r
5c
(s-a)___,
preferred
5-
com,
4-
4- T
7VaC%
Co.(quar.—
common
Schaffncr
.4-
Telephone,
——
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Airlines Inc., comniqn_______^_—_
Calif.—
dividend
Hat
5-
(quar.)_A_
4Vi%
Cedar
'
(increased)
(1955
r;,4.22%!
t$1.25 * ■" 4-15
convertible
$1.75
preferred
tquar.)
Vickers,
Pirie,
Carson,
Bros.,
Stock
4-17
30c
1"
5-
•
5-13-
25c
•
.
•<
(s-a)
5- 1
i
,
r.<:
-•.;--4 Wb, preferred (qugr.)
4-15
,
3-22
1
90c
4-19
*
1-1-58
60c I
(quar.)
Hecht. Co.,
5-
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.25
7%
Co.,
preferred
$1.32
B
prior pfd. (quar.),," -,..37'hc
Buzzards Bay.Gas Co.,
&
Telecasting,
1
I
5-
—■
-
'J-
(quar.)
new
preferred
8
0-
$1.50
(quar.)_______—
preferred
10-
4-15
26c
preferred A-r(s-a)4—
.Olympia
pfd." fquarv)2%'*
Hagan Chemicals b Controls
I
25c
50c
•
_
■»\;/-4.Vsr% preferred, (quar.),__-_v_^-i__,j.,_4^-tj._-r.
— 7rfi. %% 6-20
v
(quar.)
Co., of
1'
4-1
$1.25
,
4-
-
58c
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
Pierce
3-26
fi-
4.40%.' preferred B (quar.i
Brooklyn Union Gas (quar.)Buckeye Steel Castings, common--—
6%
5-
$1.25 %
H,) * Co.; com.; (quar.) i___21l_
Rubber,
2nd
$1.10
com.
?
(quar.) I————
preferred
Hart.
(extra'
Co.,
A
common
Gustin-Bacon
and
this
iquar.c_-2—;
Gas
Canada,
preferred "(quar.)
Class
;
pfd.
Co.
Northern Indiana- Public Service—
4-10
y
_____
Hertford
Borough
Brooklyn
4.40%
at
1'
3-30
3-25
,
56'Ac
$2.40 preferred^ tquar.y
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light ((juar.)_^_
.-New York Wire Cloth »(guar;)
Norfolk & Western Ry<, 4% adj.. pfd. (guar.).
3-30 f''
;
v-4-15^1"''
7'/2c
(P.
4-15
1
1
4-19
lie
<
2%
5
4-15
4-30
>.
"
3-30 "
*'
(quar.)—•
McBran
Halle
ordinary
6-15"
4-15.
share.-held*—
Ji————J
class
preferred
1,
5-
•
ordinary "stks,
"•
.
; 4-15
5c
Gladdlhg.
Ltd.—
the
on
shs.
Amcir.
,$2
.
(from
—'
Bros.^
1
1
4-16
7->i
*$1.75
4-
t20c
pfd. (quar.)P___^
Neptune-Meter Co., common
*4-15
,.
4-12
4-30
(quar,)____^J
preieryed
Common
*
(quar.)——L——.
of
Telephone
Gimbel
-
the
each
Telephone Co. of
$2' preferred -(quar.)—
British Motor Corp., Ltd.—
(Payments
Co.
preferred
5-
$1.12 Vi
-
\.
l~
I
4-2$-4-10
_r'50c
...—
B
I
5-
'
$3
;
'
G"neial
3-26
$1
—___
■■■,
(quar.)_l^„—_
Brewing,
General
4-15
4-25
!
5-»
~
'4-
Corp.~;<V)Mshliig-
jquar.—$1.25
shgres for
Tire
Class
5-
50c
4-10
•
;
*•
taebmev-<,_;%_——"
j
" ...
Metals .-(special)
General
5-
50c
—
____
3-26
Co._l_^__vz—^-^-_10c
Mutual Fund^-2__'_-_____t_-i;_I___
:'
4c
Corp. "dquar.ji^-2—"^:27Vsc
.Genessee
4-10
-
50c
Bridge b Tank Co. of Canada,
-4-
4-10
$7oc
Fund—-.-—
Green
Bowling
Insurance. .Cop
(guar.)
General' .Mllls« -Inc.'
1
4-17
4-26
fquar.)_______
Bobbs-Merrill
General
4-19
-
4-30
A__,.
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
4-1
5c
1
4^26
dividend)
(stock
National Manufacturer b Stores—
(quar.jC_i3ii—-
dendp nine
4V2.%
35c
4-30
'
6-
125c
iquar.)__—rr_
Mass.),. pfd.____—*
National Electric Welaing Machine Co.^-!
Quarterly
—•_
____:—
National Glass Co,, 6%
pfd. (quar,)
'3-20
15c
—u:.'
4-11
,
National- Co., (Maiden,
4-1
,
Glatfclter
A__;
class
4-
+■"/' 4*30
20c
___________—*
(quar.)
Life
Acceptance
4.64%
;
,*
4-11
1
-
National Casket
!»/?%
_________
preferred;.(guar.'>'lZ^---—-™jJ_l_—
Frocdtcrt
:
3-21
IOC
—
%
1
—,/t
iquar.i
Narragansett Electric, 4^2%
4-15
...
55-
$$1.18
r
1.——_______
(quar.)
& Co.
,',v
Extra
4-15
1
4-11
4-11
3-22
40c
(quar.
—.'A,—
Works iquar.i—A„__-A__-._l--
Inc.
Foods.
4-11
,
**
'
Corp.
Baystate
Belmont.Iron
Ij»c.
Founders
_
iquar.)_l
A
1
5-
pfeferred-' (quar.>—ii_—_l—$1.25
Foreign Power Securities'Corp.—stock divli '
i
4-11
-
4-30
'
.
dividend)
Extra
_
5-
*
of Rec.
$1.05
(quar.)_%^_
Ltd.—
Royal Rice Mills Ltd,
Myrdock
1
4-
.
$0c
(Seattle)—
Holder*
5-31
f
$1.12,/a
Forfr Worth-TranRit
5-1
,
(quar.)
:
4,-15
5%
9-
4-29"
30c
(quar.).________—____________
Bat hurst Power &
Black,
4-
3-29
•
3-31
f
IOC
>1
(John)
.
$1.50
pfd.
$4.20
b Co.,
preferred
4j/4%.
Morrell
' 3-20
-
6-15
20c
-fqqw—L_—Jr.J.2ZViC
A
(qi;ar,)L—# ;$l;25
Extra
______—.__A—
___
_
Bros.
Corp.
.
(stock
5%' preferred
3-29
-31c
(quar.)____,
pfd.
non-voting non-cu:n.
*Avalon
Best
5
.
.5-1
9c
1
r
Fleming Co.; 5%-preferred
4-
"'4-15
12 Vic
-•
4-
Cl). "class A' (quar;)—22V2s "
5%; preferred*
J
Atomic
a
4-12
Sterling "Inc.—;
7^(».
;!" 3-19
'
Atlantic
30c
Firth
3-29
(quaRKA-A-A-." si.os^i
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)—-
"Services»Finance-
ordinary
3-29
>■
-
4-
1
t$1.75
Fiduciary >Mutual Investing Qo,, inc.
-
City
4.35%
5-
Co.,
(quar.)—
Morgan (Henry)
5%-; preferred BV'fquar.)—" $1.25,
4-15
1-i 3-30
5Vs-%;,. preferred ffquarOv-^——— $i:37 Va;"J-' '!4-157
3-30
;
3-29
•
*
1
(quar.)_%„_"_i*.l__2—.
"traders
% ton^ D.
Fenestra,
6-14
1
15c
:
-
4-30
-
$2
(quar.
4-15
3-22-
75c
Co.
4-17
25c
(quar.)_-,
Consolidated
5 %* preferred
■
4-15
+
Electric Co.—
" """"""
1
$1preferred
(quar.i_c_-_A____-__.l_i--:
$1.02 »i
.5- 1
4.1C%; \ preferred (quar.):
4.3$%' C preferred v(quar,)_^_r,J_JL_-_-_iy-" $1.08;!,♦ :■'■• 5- 1
-Atlantic
,15c
Co. .Ltd.—'
-(Syracuse,. N. Y.\
1
4-10%
■
$1.75
1
'
4
Power
preferred
$6
Share
-
,
4-10*
"75c
(quar;)___;_'___i__-_^A"'
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)-_—: $1,50
Brewing .(qqar.)__—" 25c;
Federal
; >
.
4-1*5
5- .7
•<».
7.%<
:
*
-/ 4-1
American' Steamship
Anaconda
Wire b'-.Cable—
'■*
-■
3-22
5-1
Class ■ Bquarr>j.;_—1
_-—_^" %"15c
American Smelting & Refining—
; :
;;
pfd.
of Company
Montana
30c
.Farmers.■:&
3-22
,'H 5_-"L'
--"05c
-
(quar.>_y
A
-
"-"4- 1
20c
President Lines,
American
4-
Co., ,j?%
;Class
5-
10%
■37 »4-c-
'(quar.) 1
.
4-1G
(quar.)__
Textile: Prlnting_„__;—
Falstaff
,
3-22
1-
$4
4l5c
(accum.)_
Millwork
Fabian
9
35c
Power
Electric
Mills, Inc.
Fairbanks
4-16
4-
r-
4-30
:
Supply
preferred
Products
4-15
3-20
20c-
preferred
-Empire
4- 3
'4^
'"L
dlvidendt____-___u___-;
; -i
S1
,k,
4-30
Quarterly
-
4-10
'
62 Vic
,
5-15
5-15
When
Payable
Per
Name
3-30
•
*
50c
-
%%'. preferred (quar.)_i_
American Home Products Corp. i month lykrAmericati Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
6'Jo
Electrical
5-1"
10c
*
,
b
t$0c
N
Products^ common (quar.)__________ V
4'/2%
preferred (quar.l__2i_4i._--__J____
*"
3-19
5-i*
12»ic
(quar.)y
(Ga.), common (quar.) ■
preferred 1,1954 serf"
American A- Efird Mills. Inc.—J-V';
E
4-30
15c '
(quar. )___j..
of Reo.
'
V
20c
•
v
American Discount
i .Common-
Sault
Ervtin
(quar.)_^_i—^,
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
preferred
American Can Co.. (quar.)
3-29
•'
4-15
HoUlert
Payable
Ekco
3-14-
'
4-2-
17'-c
-
Alba
." 4-25-•
3-22
J
Kootenay
Edison
s
lc
~
6%
7%,' preferred
.•
Noldert
-5c'
preferred
Products
Metals
Eagle Stores,
■
>
(s-a)_.
Mount
Payable of Rec.
si
•
Corp. .(increased)
Mfg.
Control
.
%c
A (quar.
Inc;— f
* ' -• "
A
(quar.%
Americana,
7%* convertible
Air
■
of
When
_
Share
diestribution of 'Ac)'(quar.—l-A v
Engineering, class
Adams.
•>
dlvid.
Quarter
galas
capital
a
Electric
Acme
:.,s
-
(First
Textile, Ltd. (final
Laboratories, 60c
Film
DucommUm
payment date.
.Per
Ltd.
,420c
show the payments
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Aberdeen
Works;
Extra *1-
Du-Art
follow with
previ¬
we
Engineering
When
Share
Name of Company
Dominion
tables.
:(1521) -13
4-30
4-22
4-
$1.50
7 Vic
•
1
5-15
3-20
5-
7
"
Cleveland
Colonial
Ice
Colorado
•
Union
Co.,
Oil
Columbia
Stock
b
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
$6
Gas
Pictures
Yard
Corp.,'
Corp.,
(quar.)
31 'Ac
(quar.)
$1.06'A
$1.25 pfd.
$4.25
:
Banking
Corp.
10c
(s-a)
Extra
Commonwealth
Quarterly
from
Connecticut
$2.09
Stock
3-25
1
3-25
Lane
investment
series F
Co.,
Printers
Consolidated
6c
income—-
4-
4-25
pfd.
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-15
5%
(quar.).
35c
4-
I
3-22
37 Vic
4-15
3-29
37 Vic
4-15
3-29
—-
(quar.)
A-
Counselor's
preferred
Investment
Package
(quar.)
Mfg.
Inc
Danly
Crystal
pfd.
Machine
Water
E>avenporf
David
b
Frerc,
Inc.
Daystrom.
De
Vilbiss
Dean
Co.
Co.
b
Delaware
Diamond
Co.,
Ltd.,
—
4-15
3-21
40c
4-20
4-
8
4-15
4-
5%
Inc.
+
(quar.)
b
Co.
Shares,
5-15
4-26
4-10
9
4-19
4-
4-
3-20
4-30
4-
3-29
3-29
5-
1
4-
8
5-
1
4-
0
4-12
4-
2
37 Vic
5c
1
2
Long
from
net
preferred
Corp.
Salt
Co.
Louisiana
7%
Co.
Manufacturing, common
preferred
tquar. >
(quar.
(quar.)„
quar. )__v
,4-30
4-15
Southwestern
4-25
4-10
2 'Ac
•
.
54-
1
4-10
1
71 »c
Lynchburg
preferred
6%
preferred
$5
4-25
4-10
12 Vic
4-30
4-12
_________—
—
37 Vic
3-20
4-15
Standard
40c
6-17
5-15
Sterchi
6-1
5-3
Stone
30c
5-
1
4-12
4-15
4-1
60c
5-
1
4-22
$3.50
5-
1
4-22
(increased quar.)._
5-15
13c
5-
Corp.,
3-30
1
4-10
5-15
4-30
$1.25
4-15
$56 'Ac
5-
5-
1
6-11
20c
4-24
(quar.i
Corp. (quar.)_„____
Gas
Propane
conv.
conv.
Superior Steel
pfd.
pfd.
4-15
4-12
,
5-28
.
4-12
Corn.—
(1954 series)
5-
65c
(quar.J____
1
1
4-15
65c
—
(quar,)
5-
1
4-15
35c
series
(1952
Corp.
3-29
1
25c
25c
pfd; (quar.)__
Mfg. (quar.)_
Stores
Bros.
5.20%
5-
50c
J'
Equipment
3-30
25c
:___
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Container
5.20%
;
(quar.)_—:
(quar.)
Ltd.. 4,/2%
Suburban
common
Drug
Fuel
8
'
4-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
Power
Railway
Standard
4-10
Fund
Milling Co.,
3-
1
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
j
:
3-22
(quar.—___.
A
Nevada
1st
31 Vic
;
Gas
(quar.)
25c
5-
2
4-13
5
4-25
<
4-15
.
3-25
1
,
Tavlor
Fenn
&
4.32%
Holdings Ltd.—
5%
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Macy (R. H.I b Co. Inc.—
r
R
A
4\Wt'r
4%
preferred
preferred
Mailory
5%
Matthiessen
5-
1
J25c
5-
Tacumseh
1
4-15
Telluride
'4-8
$1
5-14-8
b
Hegler
Zinc
A
62V2c
(quar.)
4%
$3 preference
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
Oil
Products
Co.,
Rhoads, Inc., AV* %
10-31
1
4-10
4-30
3-26
Toro
1
4-30
4-19
preferred
4.56%
preferred
35c
5-15
5-
7-
1
6-20
Mississippi
5-24
4-30
Mode
.
(quay,)___.___
,4-15
4-15
Trane
Corp.
4.25
Mfg.
Trade
T~
(quar:
Valley .Barge, Line-Co.-(quar.)__.
O'Day
4.56
,
$1.14,.
5-, 1
$1.09
*
t
20c-'
25c
-
1
•„
Co.
—,—_
_________
9
3-29
4-
1
3-15
4-26
4-15
5-
20c
62'Ac
4-10
1
5-31
35c
6-15
SI
6-15
5-31
4-
3-20
10c
1
4-27
4-
6-
1
5-15
6-1
$1.14
5-15
5
$1.06 Vi
class
Trust
(quar.
preferred
(quar.i
5-
4-15
r»
'!
25c
63''Ac
$1.22',2
1
3
I
5-15
,
5-
5-
22',ic
______
Pipie Line, common (quar.)
preferred
4-
20c
(quar.)
$4.90
5-15
4-12
10c
A
6-11
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)____
Transcontinental
7
4-
$1.06'A
Tquar.)
&
1
5-
17'Ac
< quar. >_
$2.55
•
—.
(quar.)
'4- 3
4-20
—
(quar.)
•"3-25"^15
> •
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
Acceptance,
Bank
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Tower
4-
Mississippi Power b Light—
4.36';
Edison,
common
6-
1
$1.50
:
preferred
conv.
(Ky.)
4-15
6-
100'>
dividend).
(quar.)_
Products,
1
6-15
t5c
<s-a)
(quar.)
Inc.
5-
27c
Ltd.
(stock
$2.50
preferred
4%%
1
5-31
Sl.Oe'/i
(quar.,»____
1
4-15
Co.,
Finance
Toledo
5-
25c
pfd.
10-
Time
5-
(quar.)—i40c
(quar.)
4-10
4-15
1
4-30
75c
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
5-
20c
Co._
Co.,
Power
Thompson
4%
Mines.
Products
Thermoid
20c
(quar.)
common
iquar.)
Gold
Therm-O-Disc,
(quar.)_
B
4-15
5-1
$1.06'/4
dividend
Stock
McCall
l3lJAc
(quar.)
A
b Co.—
convertible preference
Maytag
i—
Co..
preferred
Teck-Hughes
R.)
(P.
39c
% 115c
-6%•
31V4C
:
(s-a)
Lucky Stores, Inc.
Southern
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Rice
State
3-25
75c
3
(quar.)
preferred
3-23
15c
(quar.)l
•
preferred
Lighting
3-23
I
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Island
1
4-
3-29
25c
4-
'
(quar.)
common
4-
$2
—
Corp.
California
40c
"
(quar.)
A
convertible
Miller b
investment
;
Co.; 2Ltd.y<
Tire
b
Coast
j.—j.—
i
(Hartford)
Co.
25c
common
Northrup Co.,
Middlesex
Inc.—
quarterly
Bridge
3-28
'
10c
;
income)
SI.56
1
45c
-
(quar.)
Dixbn-Powdennaker. Furniture
Dominion
1
45c
(quar.)
(resumed)-
common
(quar »
Products
(Increased,
58-
15c
preferred
Dividend
3-29
4-15
.
8
50c
Light
Investment
36.25
30c
(quar.)
Match,
Dictograph
Dodge
$1.25
(quar.)
B
4-
4-22
20c
(qear.)_.
preferred
class
1
...
5
15c
Mfg.
'
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
Dempster
SI.50
Dairies
Specialties,
Inc.,
Link-Belt
M
Daitch
b
Leslie
3-22
12 Vi
(quar.)
Packing Co., 4)•>%
3-29
3-30
5c
—
Fund,
4-10
c
15c
—
(reduced*
Rubber
Ltd..
Mines,
Loomis-Sayles Mutual
Royalties. Inc.—
Tire
Co.,
5%
56'Ac
(quar.)
—
Participating
Gold
Rubber
Lee
4
52'Ac
(quar.)
4.50%
•
Consolidated
i
5%" preferred
(quar.)
Electric
Co.
Leeds
Metal* Products
Extra
Co.______.__j.___
Lawrence
-
Connecticut
Cudahy
1
4-
Light b Power—
preferred
Creamery
4-
A__,
South
Fund-
net
Connecticut" Power
Cooper
5-
class
Forge
Lamaque
1
5-15
20c
Commercial
pfd.
Corp.,
1
4-12
5-
1
4-17
5-1
4-17
5-
4-17
1
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1522)
Holders
When
Per
Per
When
Holdert
Share
Payable
of Ree.
^
<
Oil
Trico
Tucketi
Ltd.,
Co.,
Payable of Ree.
10c
1
4-15
American
Insurance
4-15
4-11
American
Investment
(quar.)-
(Calif.)
Gas
&
Tooacco
Name of
Share
Name of Company
p$<b
7%
5-
$81.75
(quar.)
5(4%
Oil (Calif.)
United oont/uaimal
<
u»o»n
i-uiiu
income)
meat
4-10
5-10
60c
(quar.)—————1
Union
3.90%
\o
5c
:—-—
I
4-19
30
•
(Dividend
Corp.—
ueierred
v
this
at
action
(Newark.
Co.
3-
4
Beatrice
$1.31,(4
——
1
4-
3-15
Beacty
97 (4c
4-15
3-29
$1.25
__/_•
4-15
3-29
5%
Co.*
25c
4-10
30c
5-
1
(quar.)—
5-
1
4-19
.
3-29
,
Lumber
Common
»;
-
new
(quar.)
Beech Creek
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$ltc
4-
1
3-15
$25c
4-
1
3-10
$25c
—__—3
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10 "
4-
1
3-15
,
A
(quar.)
—,—_——___■
35c
(quar.)
R>R.
of Ree.
4-
43c
8439C
$1.12%.'
quar.)
common
Holaeri
,
Share
-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
+
—.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
$1.40
(initial
com.
When
P'ayaVte
Per
'\s
■'•
(quar ),
Brothers,
Beaver
4-19
SI.25
(quar.)
common
Foods,
pre.erred
preferred
4%%
Foundry Co.—
(quar. >—
American-Marietta
time)
1
Name of Company
3%%
(quar,)—&
preferred
4-
65c
(s-a)—
J.)
N.
V
,
Illinois—
oi
preferred (quar.) ——
American Manufacturing
Co.
;
United Industrial
preierred
Machine
American
luxii-
iic*
Company
Monday, April 1, 1957
—:—
(quar.)
5oc
*
United
Co.Llnd.
Telephone
5%
Cooler
Universal
preference
1
3-22
American
1
3-22
American Mutual
4-30
3-29
4%
4-12
3-29
American
National
50c
(quar.)—
5-14
5-
American
National
4-
3-29
4-
$12(2C
< qua;.
preference
4-
(quar. i
dividend
•
•
Molasses
(Quarterly
Co.
$1.12(4
———
$3
8
3
Laboratories
class
Inc.,
2%c
A—
;
■
Class
Co.
Fire
Insurance
Warner.1 Co.(quar.
Idol
4-15
4-
$4.50
Class
A
cotumon
_____________
1
$1.12%
5-10
4%'
4-23
4-29
■
4
'M
White
>
Spice
Worcester
Wrigley
Ltd.,
Co.,
4-15
$1.25
Ampnenol
8
4-3J
4-12
5-
1
Anchor
Hocking Glass Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
$1
4-12
$1
5-
1
4-12
60c
50c
5-
1
4-19
5-
1
4-19
25c
4-
4-15
5-
'
$1.50
<
.
1
<
Class
A"
preferred
Quarterly
3-13
Ansul
3-28
3-18
Anthes-Imperlal
90c
3-29
3-25
25c
5-
1
4-1!)
50c
5-
1
4-19
25c
6-
1
7-
1
8-
1
3-29
-3-22
-
(quar.)
50c
4.65%
1
4-15
Arnold
4-1
Aro
this
announced
these
%/.
Laboratories,
Share
(quar.)
common
Holders
4-
1
3-
4(% preferred (quar.)
Petroleum,
A
Abitibl Power & Paper, Ltd., common
4% % preferred (quar.)____
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar Refineries,
$1.20 class A
(ciuar.)
Corp.
4-30
4-20,
$42 %c
4-
1
3-
1
$28'/8C
(quar.)
■
Ltd.,
4-
1
3-
1
$12-%
com.
:
Service
Corp.
Aetna
Casualty
Quarterly
&
Insurance
Life
Affiliated
Co.
Co.
Fund,
Co.
Atlantic
4-10
4-
1
3-
4-
1
1
3-
from
(quar.
net
6c
(Watertown, N. Y.) (quar.)
Ahlberg Bearing Co., class A (quar.)__
40c
Aid
Ins.
Investment & Discount,
Air
Products.
Inc
Akron, Canton &
Alabama
Power
common
Class
Youngstown RR.
6%
Alco
preferred
7%
preferred
$3
$4
4-
1
3-
■
1
Allied
prior
pfd.
Allied
Thermal
3-20
B/G Foods, Inc., 75c
3-20
B.
5%
Filter,
com.
5%
Bosch
preferred
American
Box'
American
A
Corp.,
American
Fire &
Quarterly
4-
5
3-25
5
3-25
Bangor
3-15
1
3-15
6%
5-10
4-2d
Bankers
3-26
3-26
(quar.)
4-
1
$4.50
4-
1
3-
4-
3-
8
1
3-15
9-16
8-31
12-14
4-10
3-29
25c
4-10
Co.
$1.50
(quar.i
4-
1
25c
4-
9
1%
(quar.)
Corp.
37 %c
(monthly)
(Galveston
:
3-31
British
Bates
9
3-18
1
3-15
1
3-14
30c
7-
5
6-29
Texasi
3-
8
Ltd.
4-13
403
3-29
:-V4-15-
" 10c
-
3-15
4-2
$$1.59
(quar.i
•4-
45C
pfd.
3%%
93?4c
(quar,)____/_
3-29
"5-15
1
$25c
(qnar.)__—__—_ ;
British American Tobacco'Co.,'Ltd.—
i
4-
4-15
r
1
4-
3-20
1
3-
4t
9
2-27
6-11
.
1
4-
1S1
(quar.i
*
_____—
i.
3-
1
•
8
•#'
7d
.
■
Bausch
&
3-25
3-22
'
.
3-15
3-19
1
;5% -preferred
4-
3-1
1
1
3-
British
1
4-15
6%
-
4-1
3-21
:-
5--1
4-
5
4-
3-15
4-
■}
3-15
>
4-
preferred
Beam
2
,25c
... ■
!_
3-31
4%
preferred
Cash
,"'12l'aC
i
.
.
$1.50
Co.
preferred
$1.50
19.C
4-
1
4-
1
10c
4-15
3-28
15c
4-15
3-23
15c
4-15
3-28
(quar.i/(quar.)_
(quar.)__/_,
__
_____
;
,
.
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3%d,
(initial)—.1—
5-21
$45c
,
-1—i
payment
%•
■■
."
but, less
Burndy
Burns
free
expense
Co.
inc.
from British
ot depositary
4
<
...15c
________
"
-
1
,(quar.)_
15c.
—
;
15c
,.10-15
Bush Terminal
.
9-30
12-31
I- 29
4%%. preferred
1-20.
-
9
9
3-30
2%'
/_
5-
6
4-19
3-15
15c
4-
1
28 %c
4-
1
3-15
fine
4-
1
3-11
(quar,)_____%—
Butler's, Inc.., common
7-29
8
10-
-
1
4-
7-
.4-29
^
2"c
(quar.i/——
(stock div. f—
Co.
4-
4-15
15c
Burrottghs'corp,
•'
3-27
tax
■(
(quar.)_____—/
Corp.
&
-
$15c
Ltd. „* (finali
Mines,
•
6-28
1-15-58
3-15
$25c
3-29
$1.50
3-20
-
Steel Co...■ Ltd.~
common
Burma
1
$1.50
3-15
$1.25
—
3-22
•7-15
•
Co.
(quar.—^__
'
'•
4-15
;
1
4-
3-18
4-15
,
'
(quar. i_
'
$1.12%
:
4-
2-28
4-
1"
3-15
4-
$i
1
-Caldwell
5-16
9-16
Financial
C. I. T.
3-15
6-14
"50c
(quar.)—
1
50c
,
commbn
l_,
8-26
-V $1 *
.
6-14
%*i
,
9-16
•
—
'•
"
1
40c
.$1.50
80e
Linen
! " 47%C "-
—2-
:
$1.75
—
-
Z'
3-
,
(N.
-
•
;/4s- 1
3-11
."4- l
4%-%-.
4-1
3-11
$1.06
4-
1
1
3-22
$1.50
__ti-
:■
70c
4-
1
3-22
4-15
62 %c
—
4-
25c
15C
c.
$1
1_4_"
,.
•
3-14
.7%
4-12
3-29
6%
class A
4.70%
3-18
$50c
4-15
3-15
4-
3-
8
$S1
— —
Fund
4-
3/L8
'California
1
1
8
$$1.12'a
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
63c
4-
1
3-15
11c
4-15
3-18
Pcwer—
(qnar_i.
(7c
_____
from
-
<
—_—__
com.
26'
1_
5,—
4-
ic
49c
(quar/ir
1
3-22
4-20
3-31
,
—
$1775
—
4-15-
3-31
$1.50
(quar.)——i
4-15
3r31
$1.27%
4-15
3-31
$1.17%
4-15
3-31
55c
5-15
4-33
50c
4-11
4-11
California
25c
3-29
$1
4-
3-
•
preferred (quar.i/*
preferred (quar.i
—!—2%—
Packing Corp.
(quar.t
.\__
Portland
Cement
(quar.),
/_
1
8
.
5-
1
4-1
51.12%
(quar.;
3-19
1
3-15
25c
f
;
4-10
-
44-
1
'
-
1
Tool
1
3-22
51.
1
(A.
insurance
S.)
,
•
25c
:R2.50'preferred
(quar.i
Campbell Red Lake Mines,
4-
2
4-
2
1
Ltd.,
'/a'%
7%c
class
A
V
60c
7
Canada
Bread
Co.
$27c
4-
5
3-2»
4-
5
3-29
4-
1
3-15
_
Crushed
6,%
.
Bakeries—
,
4-10
4-
1
3-22
62 %c
4-
1
3-22
$7'2c
(quar*)____
1
4-26
3-27
37 %c
.
—
Ltd.
5-
2%
(stock div.)—\—
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.i—
Campbell Taggart Associated
Canada
r_.
com.
(s-a)l_
4-30
4-
4-"
3-21
preference
-
r>-rr
$4.25-
preferred
CaxioUi i<>o,
Ltd.,
&
Cut
5%
$62 %c
(quar.)_
4-
1
4-
1
3-12
Stone—
(quar.j^
>r
1
$$1.50
pref. B
4
.
25c
Distilling—
i_.
Co.,
Association
3-15
4-
*
3-15
.4-
Fire
Campbell
3-15
'
$50c
(quar.)
Camden
3-31-
-
6sc
common
(Canada),
3-
(quar.)_/__-—_
$1
5.10%
3 27
3-27
1
.
dividend
M.)
4-15
$$1.25
preferred (quar.t
4-16
4-
(s-a)
preferred
payment
t5c
(quar.)/—;
Electric
preferred
3-31
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____
ts-ai
*
'
-
Optical,
Ltd.
.<•* Califorulit-Oregon Power,
3-28
1
4r16
56 %C
*
4-15
from -capital
*4c
25c,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4(4%
and
2%
-
1
;
common
.
./
4-15
1
ordinary income
gains)-:
California Interstate Telephone—/
5.25%'
convertible preferred (quar.
.
Y.)—
(quar.l^
1
preferred
California
•
"
Y;)
1
5-
>•- $2.50. preferred
-
4-15
5-
5-
(quar.i —
(quar.)_/—
preferred (quar.
California
,
3-11
4-
5%
■•/
$20c
$37c
Ltd.,-com.
Mills,
preferred
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
v 4 %
preferred i quar.)
6
4-20
$3
•—
Corp.
•*,
v$l "
8-26
_____
p'articipating preferred (quar.)__ v_,$20c
1st
2nd
(quar.)—
Calgary fe Edmonton
5-16
•
4-1
(quar.).
common
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
(R.
20c
(quar.)__
'*
(quar.)..:
3-
50c
(quar.)—
preferred
Burlington
"
Machine
Bearings
common
60c conv. preferred (quar.)—__—______—
Building Products, Ltd.
(quar.)____„
•*
3-18
A .4- 1
56 (ic
1
1
3-12
$5
3-20/
1
3-
4-
3-12
7
3-29
4-
1
1
(
1-3-4
V 4-10
4-16
4-
1
3-28
25ct
4-15
1
4-
Distillers,
—
3-15
50c
»
,
r
1
5-
3-18
3-15
50c
—.
4-16
5-
3-11
T4- 1
1
4-
3rl5
3-15
1
1
-Brown-Forman
3-15
'■<
1
1
5-
1
Budget Finance Plan, common
4-1
44:
4-
Bucyrus-Erle
18'lie
7
3-21
3-15
1
4-
3-19
4-22
3-
4-
4-10
1
4-1
1
4-15
$50c
10c
4-
'
4r
$62c
.
$35c
(quar.)—_____—
3-22
.7c
7
15c
Co.
3-15
50c
...
3-
62 %c
1
1
1
Co.—
4-
4-
4-
95c
6%
(quar.)^-
(quar..)
Works
(James)
Stock
Gas
4-15
40c
$$1.19
(quar.)-—
Taunton
5c
C
7
1
Brown-Durrell
;
3-15
,
33-
$3.80 preferred (quar.)________—
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)__—
<
6-15
4-
1
X
——__
Brockton
3-15
5-
4-
,4-
1st
5%
v
5-15
6-
•
-
7
$53c
(quar.)__
com.
43a%
3-18
,4-1
t,
3-
1
$50c
<quar.)____
Telephone,
4-29
4-
$$1
/
——/—
Power Ltd.
Columbia
5-21
$$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
tS1.50
preferred (quar.)
$$1.09 3 a
preferred (quar.),
4%% preferred (quar.)—
$$1.18:14
r___„—__
$$1.50
6% 2nd preferred (quar.) _—
1c
Brockway Glass, common (quar.—
3-20
1
-_:/
"
4%%
3-14
4-
.
_
4-
(duar.)_—.
1
preferred
Bausch
(quar.)
'
4-
1
4%
ordinary
—_
British Columbia
L
-r 7-
>
(resumed)—
Lomb
three
Ltd.—
Electric
4%
preferred (quar.t——_—_______
4%% preferred (quar.)
:
4%% preferred (quar.)2—
4% % preferred (quar.) _____T——
3-25
..
4-15
v
45c
(N.
Corp.,
Innes,
Mfg.
Iron
each
for
par)
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
&
Bates
Bath
,
4-
1
■
1
$55c
3-18
4-
4-
shares- held)
$1.90
Basic, Inc., common fquar.)„
534% -preferred
(quar.)
'
3-22
4-
3-20
$1-
™1. Ltd.
American
British Columbia
■
(quar.)__
dividend
Bros.
*
35c.
8
1
3-19
4-
~$15c
"
(quar.)
Bastian-Blesslng
11-30
25c
3-
1
4-
Assurance
3-10
$15C
.
.
(s-a)
Steel
Stock
8
(quar.)
/.
•
(quar.)_
(quar.),
Ccrp.
Oil Co.
Barker
,
$1.50
British-American
1
9T3icA
..
^
(quar.)
York
Trust
Barium
5
25c
(quar.)
12 Vac
quar.)
RR.,
Commercial
Oil
jBareco
3-14
3-
3-8
4-
Registered and Bearer (stock dividend)-—
(One/additional
Ordinary/ share fe<10
10c
class A
(quar.)
preferred
Barber
1
12-24
(quar.r/—
.VBristol-Myers- Co.,
•
"
New
Bankers
(quar.)
Corp.
of
4-
Corp.
_
B
C
Ohio
preferred
3-15
common
Products
Indemnity
Bank
Theatres
•
Home
&
preferred
4-15
*4" 1
12-27
2
7%c
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
Corp.
(quat.)_
Hydro-Electric Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
4(4 %
dividend
Hardware
7%
4-19
4334c
t)-24
$$0,853
Interim
*4-
$25c
Bancohlo
4-
45c
common
(increased
preferred
4%
preferred
1
9
V$i
•
.
4%
4-
1
3-27
i' ft-
25c
....
3-25
87 %c
9-27
Electric—-
5
4-20
6-25
(quar.)___
3-19
<4-18
$i
:
(quar.)
4-
4-20
6-28
1
.
3-
■
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
25c
3-19
4-
4-
(quar.)——
1
pfd. (quar.)„* '■$17(4c
Common
45c
;
.
•
.
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
I
1
—
4%
$1.25
/
.25c
i-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
6% preferred
3-20
25c
55*
<
20c,^. ,,^.4-10
4-15
3-11
(quar.)
1
5 "
$1.25--
2-ir '
"
Inc.
&
preferred
.
3-11
(quar.)_
Hard Rubber,
American
4%
Baltimore
1
com.
3-21
1
4-
(quar.)__
Lig.it & Power Co.,
Traction
Mfg. 'Co.
4-
.
4-
& Sons
,4-
:
65c
l__
—
(quar.)
conv.
1
1
4-10
$62('2c
3-22
"'inc
4-30
5-
!
•/Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Brillo
1
$1.25
(initial)—/——
preferred
6%
5-
$1.25
'
30e preierred
4-
7 (4%
'
4-
25c
Felt,
4(4 %
'
1
par stock.-,
Products
&
American
(s-a)
3-16
1
(quar.)
$6 preferred
American
3-13
1
3-15
25c
Casualty
Forest
Hair
preferred
4-
_
American
American
(Stock
1
4-
%c
Brazilian
4-10
'
4ac
*
'
1
1
$1.25
—:—
1
>-i5c;
(quat.)_.
preferred
6%
4-
~
Unexchanged old $100
Araetipan
4-
87
'
4-
5-
25c
5-15
•
(quar.)
Co.,
Baltimore Gas
4-
(quar.i
6%
Piano
6%
3-11
3-22
75c
Can, 7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred series D (quar.)
Express Co.—
Co.,
1
1
30c
American
Felt
4-
7%c
.
•
(final
"
Inc.
45c
American
American
3-25
"
4-
6-12
"■
'4-1
,
•32J4c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar".)
pfd.
Broadcasting-Paramount
($10 par common)
4-20
6%
(increased).
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
Baldwin
1
3-29
1
_
Common
5%
Baker Industries.
4(4 %
$1.75
com.
Ltd.
(quar.)
common
3-15
50c
J.)
shillings
(quar,)———
Hardwafe Stores, inc.^
3-
1
1
4-15
$1.06
(quar.
6-s 1
4-
J15c^i
Co.
&
'4-1
4-12
7-
70c v
-
(quar.)_:—__________
$5 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(E.
■
L——
4-15
J
.
$18c
shares
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Board
Welt
Paint
Brothers,
3-28
30c
conv.
(quar.)
Arma
Baker
18%c
Alloys Corp., 6%
American Bank Note Co.,
6% preferred (quar.):
American
Badger
35c
(quar.)
$7 preferred (quar.)
Co.
8
8
4-
.
(quar.)
American
Book
Backstay
33-
93 %c
preferred,
American
3-11
1
1
Wilcox
Common
(quar.)
Aggregates. 5% pfd.
American Air
&
1
18%c
Petroleum
American
Babcock
4
4-
3-11.
North America Ltd.—
ox
Co.,
3-12
4-15
$16j/4C
V
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)
Aluminum Goods Mfg.
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
Amerada
Corp.
4-
75c
pld.
I.
5c
(quar.)
conv.
3-11
M.
$2
Corp
5%%
New
1
25c
1
'
—_
1
1
.4-
lid
Co.
1
70c
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c
Aluminum Co. of America
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
".
4-10
30c
6quar.%
Corp.
4-19
4-19
1
87 »/a c
(quar.)—
preferred-
Bowl-Mor
3-15
505
$$1.50
—
dlv.)
(quar.)—
4-
(quar.)
'
•
3-15
5-15
•
60c. K
cash
4-
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Paper Corp.—,
Stores, common
Allied
8%
Corp.
4-
Electric & Equipment
Allied Laboratories
Finance
$1.50
4-
Vic. '"
25c
56 (4c
'
3-20
30c
5$
*,3-15
••'4-
8%c
:.
Avon Products, Inc., 4% .preferred
<quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (from income)-—
3-15
1
$1.75
Bowater
3-15
5-
(quar,)
Co.
i
87 %c
(quar.)______/_
(quar.)_______
RR.,
1
60c
r
(Increasedi
6
4-
Maine
*-$5 preferred
-
1
4-
25c
.
•/
(quar.)—.*—Automatic Canteen Co. cf America—
3-15
4-
$1.06%
4-
3-22
4-
25c* '
7
quar.)—
,
25c
_
3- 8
t
"
$1.25
Insurance
&
4-
3-29
.
5-, 11.
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
4-
"
$1.08.'
A
(s-a)
(Equivalent to
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alleghany Corp.,
Allen
Auto-Soler
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
3-15
1
4.25%
3-15
1
: 5-
.
$1
■
Co.,
preferred
preferred
August Thyssen-Huette—
'■
1
*
4-
^
$1.18
Electric-^
Ltd.' (quar.)„
Plan Corp., 7%.
Thrift
Auto
4-
$1.16 >4
.
12 %c
.
common
Alden's Inc.-,/common
Atlas
3-12
4-
"...
class A
Edison
4-
4-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
Bostitch, Inc.,
6-17
6-29
20c
(quar.
.common
$5
4-15
$2
preferred
.Atlas Steel,
3-20
$1.05
Fisheries,
preferred
—
6-21
(quar.)
3-29
$1.15
3-15
*
<3-22
>: -•
(initial
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
1
1
3-15
1
4-10
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Electric
B
1
12 %c
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Products,
3-15
4-
1
Boston Herald-Traveler
1
/(quar.-_1_
Investment
4-10
50c
5-
c
$0.0125
4-
(3-a)____
44-
Boston
7-
(initial quar.)
corn,
Fund—Trust
4-
5c
Co., 4.20%
Paper Mfg.,
(quar.)
B
B
Sewing Centers,
Quarterly
3-21
1
3-13
Electric—
&
5-10
4-
_i .»•-
(quar.)—
Atlas
8
4-
,
3-18
Valley Gas
3-30
r
1 -»
$1.31 J/4
——
pfd,
4.72%
Electric Industries,
834c
preferred
Albemarle
8
4-22
1
1
(qua'r.)—Tr--—__
(quar.)—'
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3(2% preferred (quar.))____—,
3-15
*4-20
.
$30c
•
7%c
(quar.)
___
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Alabama & Vioksburg Ry.
(s-ai
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)_
4.60%
(quar.)——
.
Inc.
3-25
5
4-
Brach
(quar.)—
A
5(4%
3-22
4-
4-
25c
4-
4%
'
Atlantic
60c
3-13
25c
Booth
3-25
.
1 $1.31 (4
Co.
(quar.I__1—————
Greyhound Corp., 4%' pfd. (quar.)_
Refining Co., $3.75 pfd. B (quar.)
Atlantic
3-15
65c
3-18
4-15
Co. (quar.t __——_____
Co.—________—
Eook-of-the-Month Club
>
Power
Hegeman
Ltd.—
Class
inc.)
Agricultural
3-15
4-
6UC
8
6-26
'4-12
-4-15
"
Atlantic
4-12
:
■
6
'A- 5
•*"'
(quar.)_____
City
4-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
3-
0-15
$15c
—
City Sew'erage (quar.)—.
1
1
1-
4-1
V 30c A
—
:
Atlantic
1
$1
8
;:
3-25
4-
-$70c
Participating
9 ;
5-
6%
4-15
$25c
—___——
25C
Boston
Associated Motion Pictures Industries (quar.)
Associated Tbleplione & Telegraph Co.
'
$4 participating class A
(qtiar.
(Hartiora)—
(Hartford)
Insurance
3-
1
3-21
4-10
$10c
(qaar.)__2i—/•
common
3-21
1
4-20
preferred (quav.)
/ $1.06%
$1.40
preferred (quar.)
Ridge insurance Co. (Shelby, N. C.)—
25c
Quarterly
Bohack (H. C.) Co., 5%% prior pfd. iquar.)
$1.37%
Bond Stores, Inc. (inereased
31 (ic
qUar.)____/—_
3-11
1
6-"
——
Associates
3-10
1
>
' Special
5-
dividend),—
Surety
6
4-
4-
?
-
$50c
»
B
50c
__
Aetna
Aetna
Class
27 %c
(quar.)
(stock
3-
4-
,$56 (4
Atlantic
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
Aero
1
4-1
c
$30c
Acme Precision Products, Inc.—
$1.10 convertible preferred (quar.
Adaras-Millis
4-
7c
______
1
4-
$1.25
*
Son,- Inc.__--__/_-__%—'
.Boston
(J.,H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)_
A
Associated
6
$1
class
4-
20c
—
4.25%
v
„
series)
preferred
preference
Associated
Payable of Ree.
45c
&
Preference
.
Aberdeen
5
3-
:
1
V' $1
Corp., common (quar. t—_
preferred (quar.)—
—_i
Class
■
Name of Company
/.bbott
Ltd.,
$5
.
(1955
Aluminum,
Temple,
6%
»'
preceding table.
When
3-21-
•
Altex
Ashdown
being given in the
Per
2-19
1
"
The list does not include divi¬
week,
1
4-
•
Blue
3-U
4-26
45c
Equipment
Ash
previou*
.
weeks and not yet paid.
.
(1955
convertible
4(4%
dends
Mfg.
3%%
:
preferred
Arrow-Hart
give tfte dividends announced In
we
4-
•?,7-
30c
—
Armstrong Rubber, elass A (quar. >_
/•Class B (quar.)—_—_—
5-1
5-
$5G%c
(quar.)
-{
$2.25
common—i_——i
seriesr (quar.)*.
4
preferred
4.32%
35c
preferred
2-15
4-
35c
"
(quar.
)quar.)
Blackstone
3-11
-
4-10
$1.50
Ltd.,
Co.,
Arkansas Power & Light,
.
Below
1\
\ -
2
:
Arkansas-Missouri
7-19
50c
(auar.)
preferred
preferred
$5.25
6-20
25c
;
Chemical
$5.25
•
5-20
25c
—
1
,
5.60%
7,
Ltd.—
—
3-28
—
4%%
4*
-1————-~—
—
20c
$1.50
u—-
Ltd.,
2
15c 4
(quar.)
Mills
Paper
iquaf.)
preferred-(monthly)
/_--
Co.
1
4-
'
Machine
Bird
Anglo-Newloundland Development Ltd.—
3-15
-
(quar.%^
Water Co.
Saco
Hats,
A
.Bird &
3-9
-
4-
—
—
1
2
22 (4 c-
$2.80 preferred
(quar. )_._—„——____—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone— f
"
" •
-
3-
$1.75
(quar.)———————
_____—_—
(quar.)-—
Binks
7
-
preferred
&
iquar.i
,
3
4-19
1
4-
$1.25
3-
■
4-
......
(quar.)-.—' ft : $2.25
com.
Corp.—
Pulp
4(4%
Wyatt Metal & Boiler Works./-
tellers,
Electric
convertible
Angle-Canadian
Common
75c
Class
■3-7
-
.•4-
Amoskeag Co.,
4-
$1.43:%
—
_____________________
York Coimty Gas
;>
62 (4 c
6% pfd. (quar.)__—_
$4.50 preferred <sa)_—.—
Electronics (Increased)———— "
4-19
1
4-12
Electric Co.,
______
1
$1.50
(quar.
Tobacco Co.,
8
4-30
3-15
4-
$1. <5
•
:
(quar.)
Inc.
&
Biltmore
*
(Indianapolis)—..
(«-a)
Telephone & Telegraph
5-
$12 %c
_____ ■_ —
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly.
States
Sugar Refining, common
Anderson
common
jr.
1
4-
Co.
Biddeford
12-10
4-1
4-
$1.50
i—_
(quar.)
Insul'. Co.
preferred
5-
Ry.—
(quar.)
County
preferred
5c
B—.—
class
.
Co.,
(Wm.)
Extra
8%
Chocolate Co.—-
preferred
60c
...
—
$5 'preferred (accum.)
______
Wood. Alexander,
6% -preierred (quar.■)■_/•_
6%
12-20
American
$2 prior preference (quar.)__
$3 preferred
(quar.)
Whiting "Corp.
Woolnon
$1.25
Co,, con),
3-25
3-20
:
'
a
(quar.) —_—_
Machine Corp.—
Wllbur-Suc'nard
9-10
preferred (quar.)—_7_~_7_i//
American Surety Co. of New York (quar.)
lien
Sewing
Snuff
Mfg.
Bick ford's
6-10
9-20
7%
________
(quar.)
prior
6-20
-
Erie
Lake
Common
$1,25
American
on
6-14/
•-$1.25
50c
4-22
•
ilOc
Wheeling &
non-cumulative
,:
.
?
I "
.
(quar.)_:—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)-—,———i.
5
4-15
15c
'
Bibb
preierred
preferred
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
1
4-
75c
"
'3-15
1
3-29
5-
50c
(s-a)—
Cement
&
12-10
-
preferred
5%
25c
Corp. __
——
Kentucky Coal
(quar.)
Paper
7-
5%
five-for-one basis.
Westminister
;4-
20c
American
__
common
Welbilt
West
20c
Equipment, common—-
preferred
Limestone
preferred
4%,
(quar.)—•
Bethlehem Steel, 7% preferred (quur.)'
4-1
Photo
convertible
$1.50
•.
12-30
American
tlie
split
to
9-10
4 $2 5
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing to be held on April 2 on a directors'
proposal
Bessemer
9-27
Common
& Co.—
(Raphael)
6-10
3c
'a
3-29 y
3-29
'
•
3-15
5-' 1
4-15
3-20
____——-
American
__
6-28
American
4-25
5-10
13c
preierred (quar.)
—
Washington Natural Gas (stock dividend)—
Watsdn Bros. Transportation Co.—
tquar.)
.
(quar.)__—22 (ic
4-15
_____
5%
—;——
Insurance
Life
common
3c
3C
v-
(quar.)
Gas,
20C
American President Lines—
7-1^
4-15"
•
$1.06(4
S4.25
Weill
5-
50c
Gas Light, common <quar.)___
convertible preferred (quar.)
Wasnington
1
preferred
7
(Galveston,
Insurance
50c
3-29
4-15
7%
-
Berkshire
$15c
$17V2c
20c
-
—r_
preferred
(quar.)-.,—i.—$1.25
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—-
Optical, (quar.)—
5
3
4-
$1.25
tquar.)
44-
1
5
(resumed)
com.
4-15
5%
American
1
4-15
4-22
50c
;—-~
Corp.
7
80c
2%
dividend)
(stock
'
1
Co.—-
Quarterly
1
j Belding-Cortlcelli, Ltd.,
Beneficial Standard
5-
ec
income).
Quarterly.'
1
4-
< quar.i
Industries
Warren
4-
4-13
62y2c
'•;( quar.
5%- preferred
Walworth
Ward
4-15
2 */2 C
4-
4-
V 17 (4C
(quar.|_—__
Investment
net
Quarterly
Walker
5-21
3-15
"4-1
Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.;_
$25c
'Bell Telephone Co, ol Canada (quar.)$o0c
Belgium Stores,
Fund—
from
'i'
Corp. of America
(quar.)___
& Massachusetts RR.
<s-a)
Vanadium
Vermont
preferred (quar.)——
40c
$$1.50
A
B
Stock
preferred
4(4%
class
Products
3-19
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
6%. class
50c
Universal
4-
$1.25
peelerr«£~-«-<!ditr.)
5 Co 4
(quar.)—______—
American Metal Co., Ltd.—
i—
.
3-
1
'
com.
(quar.)__—
Liu., ciass c
??c
,
—
(qi.i
-
4-
1
$1.06 %
(quar.)-.
4-
1
$25c
4-
1*
*
3-15
3-15
.
Volume
.Number 5625
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
'
.
When
Per
Name of Company,
/
Boldert
"Canada Foils;,"Ltd,, 6Qc partic. class A (quar.) -; -, 115c
5-15
< ^-Pai^icjpating
—.-"A- - ,443c/ -5+15
Common ' iquar.) A_
A;_A--—'',.:.flOc" « ' 5.-15'
*■, t
Extra
S:
—
$20c
5-15
Canada iron *ounui*io«>, xuu,
v
A- -43'i^c
,
1
Name of Company
4-26
4-26
:
—
$$1.06%
Canada Life Assurance Co. (.Toronto* (quar.)
preierred (quar.)___
Canada
)S-aA-_-A___A
Class B
"'
Extra
Canada
—A
——A
;
Permanent
.1 "41.25
4-
Columbia
$3lV4&„
4-1
$37 %c
55-
1
4-
1
$$1.25,.
-
3
3-29
Canadian
4-1
3-15
,
4-
3r29
3-15
4-
2
2
2
4-
.
"
(quar. t ——1—--- 1____A___
$5' preferred
Carriers
Case
1
Tr/o
6%%
Co.,
preferred
Caspers Tin
(initial)—
preferred
(quar. )_I_A
;——.
Co.'"(quar;)______A$_A-
Celanese Corp. ot Arneriu^—,
5'/o
preferred
Cenco
Corporation
Aguirre Sugai
——-
4.75%
Central Illinois
Common
(quar.)A^-A
Electric
preferred series A
preferred series B
preferred series C
—
$1.02%
$1.18%
$1.20
Central
Indiana
Gas
(quar.)—-A.——-— "
;
preferred.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
A——:
'•
(quar.)———
preferred
(quar.)
A
preferred (quar.*—A
Central Vermont Public Service—A
6%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
prelerred
(quar.)
L—A
:
—
Common
convertible
v.,
-
1 6% preferred (ouar.)
Champion Paper,& Hbre-f-
(quar.)
75c
$4.50'preferred (quar.)_A___r___A
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)
(From net
investment
50c
(quar.)
.
..>/
"...
'
(quar.)A*
Chicago, Milwaukee, St., Paul
5%
preferred
Common
♦
A_A_
(quar.) -_A_A—
preferred (quar.)
Pneumatic
Christiana Securities,
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
&
preferred
Cincinnati
&
7%
com.
(quar.)!.
Suburban
4-16
3-27
Cleveland Builders Supply
$4.50
Club
preferred
Aluminum
(quar.)__„
(quar.)
.Clinton Trust Co. (*f. Y.r (quar.)
Cluett, Peabody & #o.—■
4%
2nd
preierred
Class
A
Coleman
Engineering,
Colgate-Palnolive Co.,
$3.50
"referred
11-8
5%
preferred
Colorado
(1956
series)
Power
,
&
(monthly)-,
Monthly
.
1
8-
1
11-
I
3-28
4-15
3-28
"
IOC
3-29
^
$5C
3-25
4-10
3-31
1
3-20
44-
1
3-10
ioc
6-
1
4-15
5-1
4-15
5-15
4-1
'
10e
3-20
1*
*
*
"
'•
8-13
'
8-31
4-1
3-20
1
3-15
$1.12%
A
.
4-
,4-1
30c
4-1
3-15
Special.
———
23c
preferred (quar.)
_______
$1
FamHy Finance Corp., common <quar.).___
37Vic
4% % preference A (quar.)__—56)40
5%
preferred B (quar.i
62%c
Farmers
&
Traders
Life
Insurance
Co.
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
3-15^
3-15
3-12
4- t
4- 1
6-10
6-10
4-16
4-15
3-15
3-15
5~31
5-31
3-31
3-2B
6-15
4-30
4-10
_______
Corp.,
$5
1
3-
1
50c
6-28
6-
(quar.)—____
50c
9-27
9-
50c
12-27
12-
—A—
(s-a)-A
—
Co., $5 preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
River
Mills,
$1
5-
1
5-
1
—_——
4-10
4-15
4-10
3-15
Faultless
1
3-15
Federal Insurance Co.
4-
5
A
Beers
4-
1
1
-
3-
5
5-
3
3-22
3-18
Delnite Mines,
4-
3-18
Deliver
1
Ltd!
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
87%c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
35c
(s-a)_:
(quar.i_
4-25
4-10
4-25
4
4-10
Mines—
registered ) (final)
5s 6%d
5-
2
4-
1
3-15
1
3-14
Denver
Union Stock
1
3-14
Detroit
&
Edison
Canada
Yard
Tunnel
1
3-29
Finance
3
3-13
Extra
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-14
52C
5-
1
iquar.)
50c
4-
3-21
_____
class A
pre! (quar.)
(quar.);
4-15
3-20
$37Vic
5-
1
4-12
5c
4-
1
3-15
4-20
Dixie Aluminum, common.,
36c preferred (quar.
Dixie Cup Co.,
He
4-
l
3-15
iic
5-
i
4-15
Dodge
&
5%
preferred iquar.)
Cox Fund—Beneficial shares
Beneficial shares
Bros.,
St
Class
B
4-15
4-
5
4-15
4-
5
Florida
4-10
3-
8
9-13
Bank
pfd.
dividend on
5c
6-14.
City
$5
4%%
Fluor
(qucr.)
of
N.
Y.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Pa.)—
com. and class B____
4- 1
4- 1
5-1
,3"-V
3-15
(stock
Corp.,
Public Utilitiis,
preferred
Corp.,
Ltd.
(stock dividend)
dividendi
5%
prior pfd.
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, 5%
3-15
-5-1
4-ia
4-12
45c
4-15
3-29
4-20
5- 1
4- 1
4- 5
4- 5
3-21
70c
$1.25
preferred a
<s-a)—
6-30
6-10
12%c
preferred (quar.)
9c
6-20
4- 1
^
^
Rubber Co.
Fitzsimmons Stores, class A
62 Vic
9-20
&
Pertcr, Co.
Flagg-Utica
25c
4-1
4-1V
4-1j
f5c
1
Tire
Stock
5%
?5c
3-26
4-15
4-30
4-30
7%c
56%c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
National
Fischer
6-13
3-20
First
Fisher
4-
6-29
3
Corp.,
12-15
5-15
(quar.)_
4-
General
62 %c
9
4-5
$1
—
Firestone
6
*
3-12
3-12
20c
30c
——.—
iquar.)
6-5
4-19
Detroit
5-1
:
3-22
12-
3-18
X-ll
3-lX
"
1
1
8-9
11- 8
4-1
3-15
3-18
$1
$1
$1
6-15
Disher Steel Construction Co.—
Theatres
40c
30c
(quar.)___
A Iquar.)
—_
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San Fran.)—
$2.25
$1
3-15
District
Pennsylvania
of
Co.
Financial
2F.C
4-18
1
(N. Y.)
Products—
4%
preferred iquar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit iMd.) (quar.)
Filing Equipment Bureau, Inc.—
4% partic preferred (quar.)
4-22
6-
,
5-10
Fibreboard Paper
(quar.)
4-1
$1.50 conv.
2834c
preferred (quar.)__—
Department Stores <quar.i
4.60%
Quarterly
5-15
Co.
-
62 %C
preferred (,s-a)
$2.50 to $3.50 1st preferred (s-a)
4-
_____
(quar.)
Federation Bank & Trust
5c
(s-a) A:
4-
(quar.)—___—
-
37 %c
!_
1st
$3.50
Extra
Federal
4-
25c
Tramway Corp.---"'
to
25c
20c
___A
10c
National Mortgage Assn. (monthly).
17c
Paper Board, common
»juar.50c
7 Vic
De Laval Steam Turbine
(quar.)_,
Decker Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Deere & Co., common
fquar.)_,
4-1
4-
50c
(reduced)
$1.50
$1
common
(quar.i
Consolidated
3-18
^3
—'i
-
Rubber
Federated
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co.', common
Class
1
$1.25
!
8%
De
Quarterly
Federal
4-
(increased)-——
common
1
.
5%_ preferred
„
Foods,
4%
1
Dayton Malleable Iron Co.
4-15
—
________
5-
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
4-
25C
pfd.
Ex-Cell-O-Corp.
4-
933/4C
$1.25
12Vic
I20c
30c
25c
50c
_________
(quar.—__
common
25c
Da vega
$1.25
$1.25
______
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
-A '5r%
(quar.)
Dayton &r Michigan RR.,
Inc.,
$1.12
common
preferred (quar.)_
20c
•
4-10
$1.06
^
preferred
Stock
6
<quar.)__
5c
lc
A'.
preferred (quar.)_
Fairmont
(quar.) A_:
___
Mfg.
5%
6
(quar.)_;
iquar.)
$5
Ero
7
—
110c
50c
$1
______—
—
common
*
-
(quar.)
.
______—__________——100%
(quar.)
Extra
Erie RR.
"
'
3-13
3-15
3-16
A
;Equity Oil Co.
6-1
9-15
10c
6-15
'
3-20
"
6-14
2
r 9-2.7
3-2E
4-17
4- 8
4-30
4-1
4- l
4- 1
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
4-15
4-15
4-1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4% preferred (quar.)—________
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c participating preferred
(quar:)______
$1.75'
3-30
4- 1
5-15
4-1
6-14
Class
3-15
3*145
3-20
3-18
3-18
4-10
3-15
3*15
4-15
3-30
Endicott-Johnson
2
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-21
3-20
3-11
3-11
15c
—
6-1
6-1
6-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
5-1
4-30
1
1
4-
5-15
5-15
5-16
4- 1
44-
6-29
3-15
-
6-1
6- 1
preferred (quar.I
—$1.75
Mfgv Co. (quar.)
—
—35c
Empire Trust Cov (N. Y.) (quar.)—__a__A
75c
Employers Group Associates (quar.)—
00c
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
45c
4-1
3-25
>
4- 1 '
6- 1
7%
3-20
4-5
*
32%c
$1.02Vi 6
$1.03%
$1.34
__
Elmhart
4-15
I50c
$1.75
Light Co.; $4 pfd.
preferred
4-
5c
•
preferred (quar.)_
___________
preferred (quar.)
________
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1.37%
560% preferred (quar.).
$1.37%
5.65% preferred (quar.—______
$1.41%
Elder Mfg. (quar.)—
______
25c
Electric Auto-Lite (quar.)
—50c
.Electrical Pi'oducts (quar,)__^___
20c
Elliott Co., 5% preferred (quar.)__;a_a___
62%c
3;%
2nd preferred (quar.)
62%c
Elmira & Wllliamsport RR. (s-a;—________
$1.19
Emerson'Electric Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
35c
3r21
5-
4-15
40c
-
3-15
4-
$1.25
J
1
8-15
$2
3-20
1
50c
'
-
5.36%
3-21
5-16
25c
1
15c
(quar.)l
4-
$1.75
4-1
4-
5-17
2-28
2c28
2-28
(quar.)—-—
t25e
5-15
3-22"
3-12
3-20
4- 1"
4-1
4- 1
4lA%
3-15
-11-15
12%c
75c
-
3-15
1
$4
(quar. j
87'/2C
Products
Central
Power
$7.40
pfd. iquar.)-—_
4-
10c
*A—I
.common pfd. A (quar.)__
Stores Corp.. of N. Y.—
preferred
(quar.n______,
Davidson-Boutell CO., 6% conv pfd.
(quar.)
1
2
3-21
,
$1
" '
elass A
$4.24
$2.50
(quar.)
■'
10c
Dana Corp., 3%%
4-26
4-22
4-1
4- 5
$1.67
(initial quar.)-.
preferred
4-
5%
4-
15c
(quar.)
4- 1
4-15
15c
150C
Z
Extra
Dan
6
Colonial Finance—*
Color-Craft
4.10%
1
si
conv.
New common
4^i
El Paso Natural Gas—
3-22
1
4%%
6-
10c
(ouar.)
Collins Radio Co., 4%
3-15
3-15
3-
Deferred shrs. (bearer and
Corp
common
3-30
3-
Dallas
4-
3-11
3- 7
4- &
•
„
1
.,
(Cihclnnati)— *
common
4-16
4-
60c
4-1
(quar.)___—$1.03
(quar.)$1.12Vi
(quar.)______
_______
$1.18
1
62c
(quar.!
International
Co.
preferred
-preferred
preferred
4-
hon-cumulative class
3-20
Co.
Coca-Cola
Paso'Electric
El
*
A—
non-cumulative, class* A
1
(quar.)
(Coca-Cola
$4.50
87 %c
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)—
$2
12-
$1
$4.12
3-15
4-
.
7-
$1.75
2
4-2
$1
prior
CuVtis-Wrig.ht Corp.--
3-18
i
4-
4-15
15c
A—a—A
Extra
^
Dejay Stores
«quar.)__
Bottling Corp.
4-
4-25
Eversharp,
3-25
4-
7%c
4-5
4- 0
3- 7
>
participating preferred (quar.)_
(reduced)
1
4-5
$1.37Vi
7Vic
4-26
Eddy Paper Corp.
5
non-cumulative
1
7% preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola
1
4%%
,
;■
3-15
5
'
,
3-15
3-
$2
11-27
4-26
——
4-
3-25
9-
f5c
___
-
.
:
1
4-
4-
A
3-29
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Stores
1
3-29
10-
$1.12%
Economy Baler
Edison Bros.
1
4-
1
9-26
5- t
5- 1
4-1
4- 1
;
5-
5
25c
___;
(quar.)_l___.
preferred
62 Vic
5%
publishing Co., common (increased)
prior preferred (quar.)—A--A——
4-
6-27
$1.75
$1.50
60c
$1.50
—
(quar.)___—
common
75c
,
3-13
:
Co.,
35c
-
4-
12-24
3-15
3"1®
3-6
—__________
Easy Washing Machine Co., Ltd.
Extra "
J--Z
3-11
$4
.(qqar.j—A—
5-1
4-25
3-3
4- 1
' ♦- 1
4- 2
*
——
preferred
(quar.)
Co. (quar.) _______
Estabrooks (T. H.) Co., 4.16%
.
Illuminating Co.A
Products Co._-_
Kodak
Eastman
3-
12%c
Clothing, common;—
4% % preferred (quar.) a.
$l_60
-
4- 1
7Vic
25°
37%c
(Md.)—
(accum.)
(accum.)
Curtis
3-30
1
l_
$7 preferred A
$6 preferred B
$4
4-
—
Cleveland Electric
■
lV
$1.12
Telephone <quar.)__
Cincinnati Union Stockyards
.City Investing Co., 5Vi% pfd. (quar.)
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (qyar.)
>'
6%
4-10
$7 Vic
Curlee
7-25
30c
$1
8
4-
87 Vic
preferred jquar.)/A-A———.—
Cumberland; Apartlnerite (qUar.)__
Quarterly.-'
Cumberland Gas: Corp.
10-24
$1.75
iquar.)
i^A—
Eastern States Corp.
8
37 Vic
T.%
3-11
50c
preferred
Electric,
7
4-1
$1.62%
$1.12%
$1.06Vv
7
6-
5
,
3-18-iv
3-31'
!
6-
4-
183/4C
——
-
3-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-30
$1.25
tquarAv,
Tool
Forster, 8%
3-18;
3-1&:
4-1
4-15
f5c
——
(quar.)
$2 par)
&
3-
7-30
,
25c
preferred (quar.) a
preferred, *(quar.) a__a__
—-e
4-15
4-1
:
1
7-1
7-
3-15
AAt'.
(quar.)__
6- 3
tl5c
15c
32Vic
f$l
—.
>4- 1
,
^
$1.75
,
$1
3-15
EeherDac^ Canada,* Ltd.—
&
7-%
A
3rl5
$1,25
(quar!)—
Molded. Products
;w
a''
$1.25
„
$5 preferred
Chicago
Zellerbaclv Corp.
7%
'
4-15
)
»
preferred (quar.)A—
Eastern Stainless Steel (quar.)____________
1
Cuban American Sugar! common.—
1
3-20
37Vic
■—
——A
—_——-
Chicago
,
3-20
3-20
37Vie
$5 preferredv (quar.) _ii
V
'Crown
37Vic
Common
$5
Crown
1
-
37Vic
^
7
(both-no par
25c
__-__
$2
—
6-
1
——„
a!i
Crown 'Cork- &' Seal, Ltd. (quar.)—;
Crown! Life Insurance Co. (Toronto;
RR.
Paciiic
1
Common
1
iquar.).-;^
(Boston)
Jh (quar.)
1
62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Common
Common
:
1
3-
Crossett Co., class
? .Class B (quar;)
4
.
,
7-
'
Co.
4- 1
—_
$1.12ya
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
A
"
' A
'
3 Va%
preferred (quttr.)
1_
87Vic
Chicago Dock-& Canal*(extra)-r—__4
—A !$5
Chicago Great Western-Ry.,> com.,.) quar J
35c.
.
1
3-
I
8-
—
Craftsman Insurance
7-3
10- 6
Eastern Racing Assn.—
3-
$4
Craig Bit. Ltd._-__a__—i-_——
Cream of Wheat Corp. (quar.)—Credit Finance, class A (quar.)
4-
8Vic
—
i—
1
1
4-
4-
-
8
A
,
income)—
Chenango & Unadllla Telephone,—
4%% preferred fquar.)^_______
3-
4-
4-19
4-
(quar.)
,,."4-
75c
(quar.)75c
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (NY)
Chemical Fund, Inc.—
1
4-1
1
5-20
3-15
(quar.)__
common
4-5
7-15
10-15
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd. (quar.)—_—
Eastern uas & Fuel Associates—
4%% preferred (quar.)—.--
$1.31 %
8
3-1
$1.12%*' '. 4-1
—
Corp..
4-15
>
12VaC
Eastern
$4.72
8
3-15
f
Interurban Water
&
5.20%
3-16
Electric—
3-
:
3-
1
Louis
(interim)——
Fast Tennessee Natural Gas, com. (quar.)—
5
1
(quar.)
6-14
I2V2C
East Sullivan Mines, Ltd.
3-15
4-
50c
•
6-30/
12Vic
—.—
————
—
1st preferred (entire Issued called on
3 at $105 per share plus this
dividend)
—A
$1.75
3-
A
4-
3-15
4-1
$1.12
——
3-15
4-
-
4-25
t$1.30
Quarterly
A
Beverage Corp.—-——A
Stock, dividend _A_
-A———j_A_
3-15
«•>>
-
,
(quar.)——
—
,
7%
3-22
5
•
3- 4
3- 4
3-29
June
4-
_______
3-
'
-
V
8
9334c
(quar.)
common
8
1
East St-
5-17
4-1*
12 Vie
Cott
A
4-
4-
10c
(quar.).a
3-
4-. 1
-v
4-15
3-
_____
Quarterly, !__AA—,i_
8
Crum
i
!
Trartsit
3-20
4- 1,
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
,25c
5-15
1
(quar.)_i_______
Cosmopolitan Realty
4-1
56Ac
—_
"
Charleston
4-18
4- 1
.
Quarterly
3-
3-13
-
Quarterly a
3-18
4-
(s-a)
preferred,(quar:)—-',
$1
.
'
,
-
Co.
3-18
1
$1.37 »/a
preferred series 1945 (quar.)——
^3*2%
•
1
4- 1
Oil
4-12
1
4-
50c
'3Vz7o preferred series 1947 (quar.)__
Coi-porate, Investors,, Ltd., class A-—
3-
Eason
1
4-
1
4-6
3-15
3-13
«
4- I
4- I
4-15
50c
..
—
•
,
.
:A
(quar.)
preferred
(Toronto)
Corroon & Reynolds
*
5-
20c
$1.13
$5.25 preferred
(quar.)!
Corning Glass Works, common
,
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 convertible preference (s-a)
•1.12%
(quar.)___
3-15
4-
"
.10c
"
7c
^
$2
—
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.—
5% convertible preferred
,
"
A—«
(quar.) A-—*—A
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
3-15
4- 1
1 4- 1
*4- 1
...
Century Acceptance Corp., class A (quar.)—
8%
3-15
4». 5
A $1.04
$1.16
$1.18
(quar.)
4.65%
;
preferred
L_
—
3-15
20c
•
4.75%
4.15%
Corneli-Dubiller
3-15
87'/aC
$1.15
„
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.50
(quar.)_.__
4.60%
(quar.)
(quar.)^
Refining,
preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-22
60c
(increased quar.)-—
Controls Co/t»f America (quar.)
7%
3-22
1
15c
Continental Motors
•
1
4-
6-
-
,
4-
>20c
,
:
6-1
3-12
$1.04
Continental Life Insurance
'
3.50%
4.6%
♦
«
3-12
1
5c
(quar.ji
4-
37Vic
•—
8
1
4-
4-15
3-2l
-
4-25
4-14
4-25
4-l!>
4-1
3- 4
4-1
3-4
4- 1
3- In
4- 13-4
4-1
3-4
..
4-
25c
4-21
n
preferred (quar.)—_—
87%o
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.12%
iDuquesne Light Co., common (quar.—
ouc
$2.10 preferred (quar.)_
————
52%c
V 3.75% preferred (quar.)'—__——
46%c
,4%
—_——50c
preferred (quar.)—;
4.10% preferred (quar.)
—___
—.
51V4c
4.15% preferred (quar.)
517/»c
4i20% - preferred
iquar.)——.
52%c
Duquesne Natural Gas, $1.50 pid. (accum.)
37 Vic
5
4-
3-21
3-27
3-13
3-8
4- 1
25c
$3.50
3-20
4-15
140C
4- 1
•
(guar.)—
Central Maine Power—
,
3-15
1
4-1
4-
47 V2C
-
;—
$l.l2,/a
—A—$1.16
4-5
1
4- 4
4- 1
4- 1
25c
$1.73
_
(Allen B.) Laboratories, Inc.—75% convertible preferred (quar.)——A—_
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$1.25
4
.
preferred (qUar_)^__^.______________
Coritinental Can., $3.75 preferred (quar.)___
Continental Gin Co:, common (quar.)
'
4 %% preferred (qufir.)^-A_______A_^___
3-11
'
5-
,
30c
—
3-7
3-21
Du Mont
65% c
iquar.)__
$5.50
*
I
5
1
1
(quar.)
$1.13
Cooper-Jafrctt,. Ino.
4-
5
4-
$1.04
Cooper- (Peter) Corp.,y6Va% pfd.
Codsa River Newsprint; (quar.)
«
4-
$1.12ya
9-11
-.
5
5-
4%
Furniture
$360
-
3-11
1
4-
$1.25
(quar.)_i.,_
4- 1
4-
1
5-
.
Co.,,. common" (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
7%
30C
_____
4- 1
4* 1
4-1
4r 1
5-
16c
12- 7
•
>
1
20c
12-20
v *
4-. 1
v
Illinois Securities Corp.
$1.5o preference
%
7
*
3-
■
common
Corn Products
(quar.)
,
*>
8
40c
$1.02 Va
(quar.).^
4.50% preferred (quar.)——
"",> 4:64%' preferred iquair.)
,
6-
-
^ 4.80% preferred series D (quar.)__„_,—
Central Illinois Xtglit Co.— »
Central
3-22
9-
1
6-1
Corp.
A—
Duke Power
a
(quar,)____
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.52
6.-21
$1.18%
,
(quar.)
4.10%
$4.50
.!
,.
——*
4.10%
4.75%
5
6-20
$1.12l/2
—_
Gas—A.
&
AAA
(quar.)
Co.,
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
$4.16 prefeiTfed
-
8
: 9-20
J
-
——-
——,
Power
*.. $4.16 preferred CQUar-'l
f.
8
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
'
.
—$1.08%
preferred, (quar.)___
(quar,)
Consumers
Continental Baking, pommon
Central Hudson Gas te Electric— 'A',r
preferred
preferred
3-12
(
.
3 22
4-
10c
A—
as
Acceptance Corp., class A___
60c-preferred (quar.)_
Consmnbrs Das Co: of Toronto (quar.)____
3-29
—
,
4.35%
#
3-20
>
1
above
Consolidated Rock rProducts
Consolidated Royalty Oil is-a)
4- 1
7- 2
Drexel
55c
consumers
$25c
.$$2.50
3-25
51c
:
3-12
*-i5
,——_IA_^._
Ltdv'
Dravo Corp.,
5
50c
preferred (quar.)AA
3-11
4-
(quar.)—1
— '
pref. (quar.)—A________
3-25
4-
(s-a>______.—
90c
4-
8
—____•_*,
(increased quar.
5Wo
preference <s-a)_——
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred B (quar.) »A
..5{/e
preferred B
(quar.)__
5%
preferred B (quar-.)—
t4.50%
3-20
4-1
4-30
4-30
4-19
Common
■
5
3-20
4-
Draper
4-5
4-5
51 VsC
—u
York—
x___
of- New
Co.
•4-
>,
(quar.)
47 %e
—-
Consonaated Natural.Gas iquar.)
Consolidated Paper Co. (quar.
Co&solidateici Paper Cerp.y Ltd. (quar.)
-
"4- T
(quain
Central Caxiada. Investments,
>'
4-
$1.12'/a
>
(quar.)
Central
9
$1.75
60c
25c
10c
3»o
4Vt rU preferred (quar.) AA-i^-J
preferred (quar;)__—_A__A———
Corp., common (quar.)—---,*—-—
preffcfi'cd (s-a)
5 V'4%
;
Celotex
•,
7%'
$5 preferred
<quar.
Consolidated Foods Corp.,-common
•
Dow Chemical
25C
——-—
3-15
1
Dover & Rockaway RR.
5
4-20
6c
3-15
1
Dover Corp., 5%
1
2 Vic
; • - >
(quar.)___
3-15
5-
1
4-
-t.
1
4-
-
•
$1.50
^
1
'4-
4-20
$1.75
Cprnmon .(increased quar. >_
-
'fJ'TIo
Inc.,
Inc.*. 1
12-15
15c
4-
—
12-
9-15
150c
45c
Ltd. (quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)__
•
3-23
4-25
5-1
4-30
5- I
4- 1
4-15
4-1
4-.'V
4-15,
4-1
$25c
tl2%e
I25c "
$1.25
$3
30c
40c
50c
(quar.)
Paper Co.,
4-Tl
3-15
4-15
4-1S
4- 1
4-15
.
t50c
common
3-31
3- i.
3-23
4-15
—
Co.,-Ltd.,
9-
fouc
r
shown
4-
$1.75
17%c
Plate
series-E: dividend
Consolidated Edison
4-
3-29
Consolidated, Dry Goods-—
3-22
4-19
3-22
I50c
-
i
(quar.)
4-
' $1.25
15o
$0.9858
,
Corp.. (quar.),__A_——
General
&
(J.-I.)
Power com.
3-31
Carnation Co.. 3%%
5- 1
•
.
J81.37%
3-11
25c
(quar.)—
common
preferred' (quar.)
65c
preferred iquar.) _____
933/4C
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry. (quar.)—_
$1.25
Carolina. Power St Lignt,. common
t:
$4.20 preferred ..(quar.) __—,
______
$1.05
convertible
$2.60
0
1
4-
3-20
+00
Consolidated Cigar Corp., com. iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—A-—-—
.3-22
1
Ac
1
pfd. (quar.)
A $5
3-i5
4-. 1
Light
quarterly, payment.
40c preferred
Connohio,
3-12
4-1
Donnacona
4-
50c
incorrectly * reported-last week
41 Vic
Conrac,
3-12
*.
4-2
$2.06
was.
3.-12
4-
.
The
!
:/C 3-12
4-
1
75c'
$1.16
-
,3-13
.
(initial)——;_
,
1
4-15
Dominion Steel & Coiftl, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co., Ltd.
0-
4-12
j
^
3t29
4r30
,
3-H
6-15
3-25
4-26
(quar.)
$1.90. preferred'1-(quar,*A»A-i—1u._v $2
prelen-ed .(quar.) ___i___
,$2.04 preferred
(qqar.,) _,
/ $2.06 pretenttr serltS E (quar.)
$2.201 preferred*' .(quar. )A_ A
•
HUsky C»il Ltd.,.6%. j?fd.,.tquar.)__ :
$75c.
^iacijine,. L*C4ti», c>ass Armaar.r*
.42«e;
'Industries!" Ltd., comir.on________
• - $10c
i, 7% ',o .preferred - (quar.)%;
.___—. .
$93 %C
Canadian Oil Cos., '4%. pfd. (quar:.) AA—iJ.-:"/ $$1
5% preferred (quar.)___!
AAA—$$i.25
5,% redeemable pref. (quar.)
$$1.25
v
8%
preferred (quar.) ___A_A——
>/'?', " $$2
Canadian Westingiiouse, Ltd.. (quar.).__,
.. ..•■$25c"
Cannon Slice, common—
AA—___—
10c
.•' Class -A
A—A_____
« 10c
4-1,
4-10
ma-
Corp.,
y
3-15
1
Canadian Iw
Canadian
3-29
4-15
-
.
preferred >(quar.)
Connecticut. General Life-Insurance---Connecticut
.
'
6%
'
4-15
Dominion^ Glass
.4-30
4- 1
6-1
4-30
4-30
4- 1
5- 1
5- 1
,
—-
)—
AA__-_A____-_!
(qtiaf,.)_Ai__A_______;
'Extra
A7% preferred
./n,
1
3
4-
3-29
3
30C
____
4-
4-15
Internacionai
4-
28C
iquar.)
iquar.)
-<
3.
Inc.
-
5-15
4uc
^
Southern" Ohio Eiectnc
Engineering
Association (Toronto)— '
Quarterly!
_i_
;
-,, Quarterly.
Quajrterly _--**---,-_-_A-____
/;■
..Conn' (C. G.') Ltd.,..common (quar.)
4-10
:
3-22
4-15
Holder*
Payable of Reo,
.
,
3-15
Conieaeration. Xife
4rl0
4-15
pfd
_____
Capitol Records, Inc.,
•
Commonwealth Water-Co.-,-5 Vi%
2-28
1
4-15
,i
&
Edison Co., common
preferred ,(quar.)A—
4.64%
;
2-28
1
5-1
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—
$1.56 preferred (iuitlar quar.) AA___!—39c
Doeskin Products, common (stock,div.)_—'
10%
Dome Mines, Ltd: (quar.)
IlTVic
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly
—^—
25c
Dominion Corset, Ltd. -(qUar.)
—
$25c
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common iquar.).—floe
2nd conv. preferred (quar.)—
—,_A'
+37Vac
Dominion Foundries St Steel, Ltd.—
,
Common
(quar.)_
J25C
:
4%% preferred (quar.)A;
—
t$1.12%
3-15
1
4-
25c
iquar.)
Commonwealth
3-15
1—A v$15c
i
Participating
———_____—-A.$12c
Canadian .Fairbanks-Morse Co.; Ltd.—
.
- ■_%
f 6%. preferred ;,.(quar.)
-A$$1.50
Canadian General Electric, -Ltd., (qUarr
$$2
Canadian General Xnyestuxent, Ltd. (inc.; __ i.* $30c
f
Extra
A—- ,1__1—______—•.—_—-—
t!5c
Capitol Products Corp.
Syscem
Cbihmereial • Trust ;Co. (Jersey City, in < J.
4iuaTterlyx_r__s-i^__!
A_A—
1
3-
3-11 *
8
3-29
$1.25
;
.
3-15
4-
class A__$183/4c
Canadian Canners 'Ltd.,
1
4-
31 V'4c
1
Pictures-Corp/'/quar.)
Combustion
2-26
1
4-
$37l/ac
(quar.)_
Bronze
Canadian Drawn,;SteeI partic.
Gas
Columbus
4-15
50c
preferred (quar.) _________—_____A__
5%
a-
2-28!'
4- 1
"A->, If
; 2-28
4- 1
$90c
$$1.10
—
prei.
(quar.)—.—AA—
Co.. Ltd., conn, iquar.)
-conv,
Columbia
3-15
4- 1
50c
'
Share
Name of Company
t
"
3-20
.
(quar.)__
Interstate'Gas, eoialnon (qiuw.)
preierred (quar.)__
Coramonwealfn
Xiues„-(S-a)—_—
Breweries ,Ltd.r. ■com
Canadian
3-
..
*- 1
$12%c
1
Safe way,
Canadian
t
+5%
When
Per
Holder•
Payable of Red.
'
Mortgage Corp.—
quarter——.*.—_—;A—Ltd., 4.40% pfd
(quar.)-
Increased
Canada
Canaaa SteamsniD
.
■ tide
$12%c
/
$75c
Ltd.,-class A. {&-&)—.
Packers,
.Extra
s.
.
—
coloraao
.
:
*
4-15
$$1.15
„-.4%%
,
4-26
4-26
_
Share
'
,
Colorado-Fuel & Iron! common
..
15
•
When
Per
Payable of Rett.
Share
,
(1523)
2%
4- 1
3-15
4%
4%
4-10
4-10
3-11
3-11
4- 1
4-1
3-15
3-6
3-6
62VaC.
lCV4o
$r.l83i
3°c
25c
4-1
4-26
6-14
4-11
.5- i!
16
(1524)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
When
i__
25c
$4 20 preferred (quar.)__—I.——$1.05
Forbes & Wallace, $3 class A (quar.)
75c
Stores,
Fair
(quar.)__
common
Holder*
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Food
Name 0}
4- 1
4- 1
3-8
3-22
5-20
3-25
Hamilton
Cotton
Co.,
1
3-15
Hamilton
Funds
Series
Hahn
Class
4-
4-20
Halifax
3-29
Fram
4-15
4-
4
(quar.) ___.—___—25c
Ltd..
1
4-
1
4'A%
4-
1
4%%
5-
1
4-15
preferred
Hancock Oil, 5%
+30c
4-29
3-30
Hanover
1
3-15
Hanover
Fraser
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Frick Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
Friedman
(L.)
Realty
Fuller
—;
1
6%
-3-
25c
5-
1
4-23
(quar.)—.————————
SI
5-1
4-23
5%
—-
30c
3-29
3-12
Harsco
—
50c
4-
3-20
class
(quar.)
A
_
(R.
E.)
1
Co.—
convertible preferred
(quar.56'Ac
1
4-
Gamewell Co.
Gannett
5%
Power
Co.,
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5Vt%
40c
4-15
Oil
(stock
Shoe
Silver,
,
International
(quar.)
4-
Bank
50c
4-
1
Fire
50c
4-
1
_____
(N. Y.) (quar.)__i____,T____
Insurance iN. Y.)
(quar.)_
preferred 2nd
.
$1.50
issue
4-30
37%c
;
.
(quar.)__
-
4-
3-
8
oi
8
Interstate
$4.80
4-10
Bex
dividend)
i
1
Financial
Class
3-15
6%
3-15
4-
1
3-20
4.36%
4-
1
3-20
Interstate
1
4-
General
:
4%
Cable
5%
1
3-
1
4-
i
3-15
Heidelberg
$1.12%
4-
1
3-15
Keinis
3%
■
15c
4-1
3-
Co.
(increased
quar.)
Investment
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
5
15c
5-
1
4-15
4-
1
3-18
4.c
4-
1
3-
1
3-15
$1
4-1
3-15
2%
4-1
3-8
1
3-d
50c
._
(quar.)____.
Coip.,
(stock
com.
($100
5%
preferred
($20
par)
6%
preferred
($10
div.)__
par)
General
Electric
General
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
3-8
4-1
3-8
50c
5-10
3-25
50c
(quar.)
4-24
3-15
Electric,
General
Motors
$3.75
4%c
%
4-
1
3-26
,15
Shoe
Corp.,
$3.50 pref.
.
$1.25
4-
1
3-8
Hincle
5-1
4-8
Holland
5-
4-8
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
of
3-19
5%
4-
1
3-19
(quar.)
4-
37 %c
1
3-12
4-30
Home
Horn
&
5-
4-1
Horner
4-
1
3-
8
59%c
4-1
3-5
General
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. (Ky.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.20%
preferred
General
$2.40
preferred
General
62%c
3-15
62%c
6-1
5-15
$1.30
i___
1
4-15
3-30
4-
A
(quar.)
t
60c
General
37
(Ohio), $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
preferred
(quar.)_-d_
preferred
General
$1.12%
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)
59%c
4.75%
Corp,
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Genuine Parts
Genung's,
53 '/ec
Inc.
Cement
Yellowknife
Art
Glens
17%c
Gold
Glasscock
Insurance
(C
G)
Tidelands
convertible
Y.)
Oil
preferred
Company
(quar.)
Goebel Brewing, 60c
preferred
Gold
preferred
&
Stock
Bros.,
Goodman
Mfg.
4%
Class
Grant
3%%
Gray
T.)
Drug
Great
Great
Great
Sugar,
7%
Green
(H.
L.)
&
Co.
Greening
<B)
Wire
4%%
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
1
preferred
Grtesedteck
5%
Co.,
Trust
Gulf
Insurance
Life
Stock
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
1
3-11
4-1
3-11
1
3-15
4-
1
3i
5.
4
1
4-1
4-30
4-10
preferred
(quar.)
Gulf 8tates
$4.50
Gypsum,
Land
prior
4.64%
preferred
4.80%
3.15
4%
t25c
9-16
8-24
12-16
11-25
4-15
3-25
50c
4-1
3-7
4-1
3-7
4.
3 _15
4_15
j
Industries—
preferred (quar.)
Light,
4-2
3-8
4
3
2
8
75
4_
2
3"
50c
5-
1
4_i6
25c
5-
1
4-ifi
l
n~9i
4.
1
3I15
4_
-i
o
4-
1
3I95
25r
4-
1
t'"'a
25c
$1.06'A
4-
4-1
4.
\
8
3_
g
preferred B
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
Industrial Development
Common
6%
Gas
Co.,
Natural
pief.
Institutional
vestment
profits)
Institutional
vestment
from
Insurance
Interlake
315
Interior
50c
4-15
t
6-10
5-20
g_
8_19
l
Co.
$1.16
4-
9
1
3-15
$1.12%
4-
1
3-18
A
International
6%
of
pref
6_
3
5_
1
5%
preferred
1
3-15
Kayser
(Julius)
5-
1
4-18
Kearney
6-29
6-18
9-30
9-18
12-30
12-18
4-12
3-19
10c
Kendall
Holdings,
Metal
Co.,
$1.25
Class
A
(quar.)
1
Kentucky
6
Kerr-McGee
4-
1
3-15
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
$1.14
12%c
4-
1
3-11
4-20
4-10
4-
Kerr
3-15
4-15
3-20
1
4-15
4-
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
1
1
3
3
1
Kldde
1
1
Bund
Preferred
B
Koppers
4%
3-15
3-15
32%c
4-1
3-8
$1.C6'A
4-1
3-8
4-1
3-8
1
3-8
$1.25
———
4-
2%
4-29
20c
4-15
4-
87%c
4-
1
3-15
60c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
4-
_______
(quar.)—
$1.12%
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
3-15
1
3-21
22%c
4-20
4-10
4-15
3-31
45c
—
——
25c
4-15
4-
20c
4-1
28%c
4-1
3-8
,3-8
com.
6c
4-15
6c
•
.
scries
•
.
6-
•
4
4
3-12
•
-
s
B-2—
51c
3-31
4-
1
3-21
4-1
3-8
,
3-31
-
income
(quar.)_
4-15
25c
45c
—-
S-3—
series
4-15
19c-
Income
Fund
.
5-
1
4-
8
4-4
,
5-15
6-15
30c
(quar.)___
______
62%c
20c
4-15
4-2
3-8
25c
—
4-1
3-5
3-21
3-21
3-29
(2%c
4-
$0.2083
preferred A
4-
1
o2v2c
4-
1
3-21
62%c
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
4-10
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger
7%
Co,
-
(quar.)
1
1
3-11
4-1
3-11
SI.50
4-
1
3-15
SI.75
5-
1
4-15
18c
common
(quar.)
6%
preferred
La Consolidada
Salle
4- 5
3-28
15c
15c
7-10
6-27
10-10
1-10-58
4- 1
9-27
12-27
$1
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.A.
Extension
Quarterly
(quar.)
University (inc. quar.)—
;
Quarterly
Quarterly
Labatt
4-
1
3-
1
Lake
15c
15c
Led.
(John),
Laclede
Gas
Co.,
Superior
5-
1
4-
$30c
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
common
Ishpeming
&
Lakeside
1
Laboratories
RR.
Co.
4-10
4-
1
35c
4-15
20c
(quar.)
4-
3-27
3-15
3-15
4-
1
(Alfred), Inc.—
Partic.
4-15
3-15
Class
62%c
4-15
3-29
class A
Partic.
50c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-18
5-
Class
1
4-12
4-15
3-19
4-15
3-19
B
4-15
3-15
4-23
3-22
class
Ltd.—
$1.20
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
$$1.12%
4-
1
3-15
lquar.)_
$$1
(quar.)__
$1.50
3-15
4-15
3-29
1
3-15
4-
$5
6-14
9-30
9-16
9-30
9-16
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
5S3ic
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
6-29
$ 15c
.
$15c
$15c
'
&
4-15
6-14
Sessions—
convertible
United
A
B
preferred
Bak3ries,
A
(quar.)
com.
2
Acceptance
Corp.,
3-30
3-30
4-30
4-15
Ltd.—
1
preferred
4-15
4-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
-t!5c
(quar.)
Investing Co., $5 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
4-15
$1.25
6-12
6-
1
$1.25
on
9-12
8-31
SI.25
c
(quar )—.___
(Continued
j
4-30
<30c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
30c
45c
$15c
preferred
Lawrence
$5
A
3-20
$15c
;—
(quar.)
B
Laurentldc
Class
$15c
1
$15c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Langer.dori
$1.80
(increased)——
(quar.)
class
4.75%
50c
(quar.)
B
Partic.
Lamson
Class
pfd.
1
1
(quar.)
5% conv.
(initial)
B
Preferred
3-15
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Fund
Corp.
1
4-
4-
(quar.)
—
Stock
Co.
&
Company
q
$1.41
(stock dividend)-a
investment
net
3-29
$1.25
—
investment
(Walter)
Kirsch
3-29
70c
(final)
4%
35c
King-Seeley Corp. <quar.)___.
iKingsport Press (quar.)
6-1
4-15
5-15
3-15
7-
1^
4-15
6c
Kimberly-Clark
3-15
4-
6-
,,
(quar.)_—
prior preferred (quar.)
Inc.
1 monthly)
Common
From
9-21
4-
$50c
Co.,
Growth
6-21
10-
5-15
——
net
From
3-21
7-
1
.
,
—
Industries,
Medium-Grade
3-11
3
5-15
5-15
6-
;
Fibre Co., 4.80%
1st pfd.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
3-11
4-
1
1
$1.12'%
preferred
Fund,
Koehring Co.,
4-
4-
37'2c
(quar.)
International Ocean
Telegraph Co.
.
,
Keyts
(
5-15
6-
50c
common
Monthly.
3-18
$50c
Milling
Income
1
6-
6-
Co.I (quar.)
Oil
3-30
3-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Stone
4-15
95c
Monthly
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
4-
4-15
$1
(quar.)___,
convertible
Class
Industries,
1
$2.90
10c
Gas—
common
preferred
4-
25c
B
4%%
$4.50
Inc.,
3-
$12c
Ltd.
3-22
3-8
Co.
Refining
1
from
(quar.)
iquar.)__
Harvester
International
8
4-15
.%.•.'
(quar.)
&
Kendall
Kennedy's,
4-
$15c
International
3-
' 3-28
R.R—
(J. R.)
4-15
—
preferred
3-8
.1
4-5
—
Corp..—
Kellogg Company, 3%% preferred
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.)_____—
in¬
(Interim)
partic
4-
25c
—_•
Light,
"
Powders,
4-1
3-23
secu¬
(quar.)
Bronze
4-17
,
4-1
Natural
&
4-
15c
(111.)
1
3-8
Lambert
America
4-
4-15
$20c
(quar.)
20c
profits and
10c
—
1
$1.083A
(quar.)
In¬
from
from
5-
1
preferred
securities
(6c
14c
2
5-15
4-
preferred
Fund—
North
Breweries, Ltd
International
30c
Fund
and
securities
Class
Ltd.
from
from
4-
4-2
$1.08
4%%
30c
Growth
income
Exchange Bldg.
Steamship Co
class
Common
a
i0%
(14c
16c
3-20
$1.25
(quar.)_
4'A%
Power
3-29
La
investment income)
Insurance
4-19
1
Fund
1
62%c
—
3-15
Ltd.—
and
rities
profits)
Institutional Income
1
5-
Bank
4-
93%c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____—_____
1
Ltd.—
income
3-15
$1.05
(quar.)
4-10
$25c
Shares,
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
$3
(s-a)
2-28
4-
3-8
Kansas
$$1
(quar.)
Institutional
1
3-25
preferred
2-28
1
3-15
20c
Co.,
3-15
4-
3-15
$12%c
A
3-18
$1.07
4-15
20c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd., class
4% preferred (quar.)
1
10c
Co.—
4-15
20c
Common
3-21
4-
$1
$5.65
$1.25
common
3-21
1
(quar.
$5
Sl.OG'A
Corp.,
4.
Electric
&
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
Co.
4%%
(5c
Gas
3-15
SI-
5%
5-
4-15
Kansas
5-10
Rapids
(quar.)____
Southern Ry.
(quar.)_—
4-15
$1.05
3-1
1
4-
15c
preferred
City
Common
$1.15
(quar.)
1
4-
1
preferred
3-19
37 %c
iquar )
->-
3I
(quar.)
4-
10c
_
3-20
$1.20
;
com.
(quar.)_—
preferred
Indianapolis Water
5%
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
&
5-15
1
(quar.)
1
$1.03%
(quar.)___'
Ingersoll-Rand
&
Quarterly
preferred
International
Lime <fc Alabastine of Canada
4%%
.»
4 % %
...»
;
4-15
1
(quar.)______
1
$1.03
5-15
4-30
•
4-
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar)
4.35%
Electric—
Inland
1
6-10
12c
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
12%c
J.
preferred
•
Canada-
(quar.)
1
1
4-
(quar.)—
Grand
&
class A
partic,
35c
of
(quar.)—-'
Corp., common
preferred
4.60%
5-25
4_
Co.
5-16
66-
.
,
^
Aircraft, class B
4-
$1
3-15
SI.75
.
(Ottawa)
"A-
57%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
4-
pfd.
(quar.)
1
4-
i'_;
City Power & Light—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)____
3-30
45c
Fund
Michigan
preferred
Indianapolis Power
S1 25
(quar.)
Co..
&
4.56%
6-15
j
4.50%
3-15
3-1
4-
SI.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.
Allegan
Semi-annual
5-17
$1.25
,
1
4-1
Kansas
$1.25
1I__I
Color
&
4 V« %
4-19
soc
(quar,)
Power
10c
3-30
$1.25
Assurance
Indiana Telephone
4-19
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
preferred
3-30
4-15
35c
4.12%
i5C
(quar.)
1
Co.
RR.
Incorporated Income
37%c
(quar.)
Life
Quarterly
Imperial Paper
4-
37:'->c
.II
$5
'.4-15
Kalamazoo,
$50c
Central
Indiana
4-
'
"S"
21
dividend
$5
Circuit Breaker,
Imperial
2-28
+5c
(quar.)__
Y.)
Kaman
;
1
17 i.„c
preferred
3-30
25c
1
4-
37%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Publishing
$75c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities
4-
$125
common
convertible
3-15
3-15
4-15
15c
Special
3-15
12Vic
$,
(quar.)
Guaranty
Gulf
3-14
'
A
$40c
(quar.).
1
..
(quar.)—I
resumed
3-18
30c
Greenwich
1
3-15
3-15
25c
>
$40c
Mortgage (Increased)
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6% pref.
Hussmann Refrigerator (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door—
1
4-
(quar.)
•
Mfg.
4-
30c
■
&
1
1
I
15c
$20c
Erie
4-
44-
SI.75
15c
A
'
Ltd., com.
50c
(quar".)__:
preferred
3-11
4-
(quar.)___
iquar.)
Co.. Ltd
Gas, common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Greyhound Corp., common
2
2
6-10
$$1.25
(quar.)
3-15
4-10
40c
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel,
4.20%
Class B
1
(Winnipeg)—
(quar.)_
Class
3-18
25c
35c
Power
Ltd.,
3-8
Y.)—
1.
Mountain
44-
V 4-15
40c
(quar.)__
4-15
82%c
(quar.)
$10c
Hughes-Owens,
3-8
5G%c
(quar.)
Extra
Green
A
(Union City, N. J.)
1
——
preferred
Factors, class
3-15
1
$1.10
-
(quar.)
4-1
30c
Extra
common
Hudson Trust Co.
3-15
57,/2<.
common
(quar.)
'
4-15
•
533Ac
2
(quar.)_______
Service,
preferred
4%%
4-1
2c
(quar.t____
Financial Corp.
Western
93%c
Mfg.
4.32%
+$1
Great Western
3-21
3-
25c
&
5%
7-15
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
1
56'Ac
4
3-15
,
(increased quar.)
com.
3-
4-15
$75c
v
(quar.)
Co.
Journal
44-
(quar.)30c
(quar.)
,
Joseph & Feiss Co.
7-15
'25c
Co.
;
1
$2
(quar.)
com.
&
8-15
1
93%c
Life Assurance
oones
4-
8-
$25c
____
West
4-17
,
12%c
$1.50
_
(N.
1
$0.006'A
Illinois
;
Co.
9-10
12%c
(quar.)____,
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson County National Bank
(Jersey City)
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
0-15
5-
45c
iquar.)
preferred
')
1
4-
$60c
Quarterly
B
3-15
Stores
American
J.)
5%
lquar.
21c
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.—
4%
1
3-12
A V'1;;;.'.'
quar.)
Light,
Public
Kansas
15c
(quar.
Quarterly
(N.
&
B.)
4.28%
t25c
preferred
3-16
5
4-
(quar.)
common
3-30
1
5
4-12
_____
Co.,
1
4-
7-
I-T-E
(quar.)
(W.
5-
7-
50c
pfd.
3-30
4-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
4%%
3-18
7-15
3-15
75c
Co.,
1
5-1
7-15
1
iquar.)__
(quar.)
A
Union
3-27
4-
5-31
50c
4-
(quar.)____
A
Class
Grand
4-10
50c
3-15
$1.12%
Ltd., class A
5
6-25
4-15
Co.-—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.,
12-
12-16
30c
—
k
A'-
Telephone (N. Y.) Corp.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass, 7% preferred (accum.)
Jersey Farm Baking, common
(quar.)__
4% preferied (quar.)
Jervis Corp.
(quar.)
,a_
Jewel Tea Co., 33/.y%
preferred (quar.)
50c
3-15
,
Jamestown
1
$50c
preferred
5
5
(quar.)
3-15
Co
Pumps,
5%
6-
9-
$45c
(s-a)
(increased
preferred
common
1
preference
Grafton &
6-15
9-15
7%
A
1
3-14
*
preferred
Jamaica
Class
<fe
1
and
$40c
Jacobsen
4-15
3-20
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of
Canada, Ltd.
Goulds
1
1
5
1
$l5c
(quar.)
Inc.
54-
5
4-
ts-a)_
Telegraph
Goldblatt
5
4-
15c
50c
(Okla.)
income
Funding
(J.
4-
20c
(quar.)
Glidden
1
5-
Ivey
4-
4-
__
(N.
4-25
4-15
Lock
4-
3-21
<
3-25
2
4-15
4-
50c
Co.
5-15
4-
50c
$1.15
Ltd.
3-18
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
Mines,
4-16
$1
4-
'
22c
investment
(quar.35s4c
Ironrite, Inc., 55c convertible pfd. (quar.)__:
133Ac
Jrvinc Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
40c
Island Creek Coal, common (quar.)
a—50c
$6 preferred 'quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
Huron
1
America—
net
preferred
4%%
common
$1.23
(quar.)
& Sons
(J. J.)
4%%
(quar.)
Co.
Falls
$1.25
Co.
1
1
30c
(quar.)________^__^
4-
30c
<quar.)_
Giant Portland
54-
$1.25
(quar.
4-1
*
50c
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred
$4.92 preferred
(quar.)
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
3-18
1
3-8
4-
3-15
8-
4-1
54%c
(Del.)—
1
B
Herd
preferred
3-21
....
6-
5-
Corp.—
4%%
4.40%
General Time
3-15
25c
________
dividend)
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
G.40%
3r21
A
1
3-15
5-
I
3-15
f
1
4-
1
12%c
1
1
4-
1
$0.006'A
4-
4-
15c
25c
4-
(quar.)
3-9
1
4-
(quar.)
4-1
3-21
t
$1.08%
A
3-15
I
t«.Lt
;
(quar.)
B
3-15
4-
20c
preferred
Class
1
5-
20c
preferred (quar.)_;
i..
$1.10
Iowa
Southern Utilities,
common
(quar.)
32c
$1.70
pieferred - iquar.)___
_____44c
Class
4-1
3-8
5-31,
4.40%
3-15
4-
27'/2c
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
3-15
44-
53 %c
Houston Lighting & Power
(increased quar.)
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Storage
Class A common iquar.)
B
4-
!_
4.35%
,»•
3-15
1
55c
,V
(quar.)
General Telephone
Baking
class A
Finance
Hubshman
1
4%
(quar.).
^
(quar.).
4-1
52c
5%%
Gibson
3-15
3-20
common
preferred
4-
31'Ac
35c
$2.20
Gielow
1
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
General
Giant
4-
4-1
%c
Corp.,
from security profits)
Foundation, Ltd.—
Power
Class
(quar;)
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
4-
20c
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Class
(quar,)
General Telephone
$1.40
preferred
4-
$10c
(quar.)
W.),
preferred
4.40%
3-15
3.30%
Class
Michigan—
Telephone Co. of Missouri—•
Preferred
$2.10
of
3%%
3-12
45c
(quar.)
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)
$2.25
4%
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Co.
Insurance
Kardart
Household
(quar.)
4-i
4.30%
3-20
15c
Co.
common
Co.
Life
(F.
3-15
1
$1.20
convertible
Iowa
inc.
Houdaille
25c
4-
(quar.37%c
Co. (quar.) _______________
50c
H.)
State
4-16
California—
3-15
12'/2c
common..
(quar.),
&
Insurance
Home
4-17
5-15
1
3-22
35c
Lumber
Corp.,
(Henry)
4-17
4-30
$10e
(quar.)
3-20
1
4-
$$1,50
Ltd.,
Paper (Canada) Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
87Vic
_
common
Illinois—
of
Holt
2
4 10
4-
45c
Dauch
(D.
1
Corp. of N. Y.—
A '
preferred <quar.)____
^
7%c
Iowa E'lectric Light &
Power, com. (quar.)
37%c
;V 4,80%
preferred (quar.)
60c
43%c
(quar.)
Products,
Furnace
Holmes
25c
quar.)__
Co.
preferred
1
t$1.25
(initial
Telephone
4-
4-1
30c
(quar.)_
of
convertible
G%
45c
Sugar
25c
4-
6%
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(Edward)
Holly
3-22
50c
(quar.)
cents
Investors
35c
Common
25c
(quar.)
Ltd,
1
4-25
55c
Motors
&
4-
4-
91'Ac
Common
3-20
93%c
__
(quar.)
General Telephone
$2.37%
common
Wares,
preferred
General
1
4-15
5c
_______—
Corp. (quar.)____
Hershey Chocola te, 4 'A % preferred A (quar.)
Hertz Corp.
(quar.)_
Hevi-Duty Electric Co. (initial s-a).._
Higbie Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hightstown Rug. Co., 5% prior pfd. (accum.)
1
$1.25
series A
Steel
3-
4-
30c
iquar.)_____
preferred
Hercules
4-15
Extra
4-
4-15
27%c
(quar.)
Corp.
4-15
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Products
Cement
4-
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
4-15
21'Ac
«quar.)_I
Hercules Gallon
7%
common
Paper
pref.
4-
(quar.)___
General
6%
Hercules
Hines
(quar.)_
W.)
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
General Paint Corp., $1 1st conv
pfd.
$1 conv 2nd preferred (quar.)__
General Railway Signal
General
7%
Hertdershot
-
Co.,
(Geo.
Co.
Investment
25c
Ililo Electric Light Co., coinmon__
4-18
Corp.
preferred
$5 preferred
5%
4-1
15c
Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts ord. (interim)
General Industries, 5% preferred
(quar.)____
General
Mills, 5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
4-
25c
(quar.)_______)._
Corp. (quar.)____
L_
Dynamics
General
(quar.)
par)
4-
8
J.)
preferred
Rubinstein, Inc.
Helme
45c
(scijck .dividend)___•_
Co.
from
cents
(6
Common
(quar.)
Brewing <quar.)__
(H.
(quar.)
Co._'_________
;i
Securities
33c
(quar.)
Industries
Helena
1
4-2G
i
common—;
preferred
Hayes
3-1
—$2
Corp.,
Contract
4-1
t7%c
'
;
(quar.)—_——
preferred
General
4-
3-12
(quar.)
preferred
75c
preferred
preferred E (quar.)
5'A% preferred F <quar.)__
10c
1
(quar.)
Power
36'Ac
(quar.)
5.80%
5%
1
4-
(quar.)__
preference
Interstate
3-15
1
$1
\
3-15
4334c
preferred
r
Gas
3-
B
preferred
4-
5
3-15
1,*:
(quar.)
___2
(quar.)
Interstate
4-
1
4-
4-
common
3-19
;
4-
60c
7%
Engineering
4-19
50c
Insurance
Co.,
1
$33
at
$1
3-15
40c
(quar.)
rite
Gas
3.65%
—
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
1
Convert¬
(quar.)^
Textbook
Bakeries,
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric Co., Ltd.—
preferred B (quar.;—
4'A%
preferred C iquar.)___
5% preferred D (quar.)
3-1
April
on
dividend).
Co.
Interstate
$15c
5%
Texas—
preferred (quar.)
Bakeries,
Ltd.______——
General Baking Co., common (quar.)
$8 preferred
1
4-1
of Rec.
Issue
Telephone & Telegraph
International
3-
1
1
Hartford
5
(entire
sal$ Co
International
International
4-
$$1.37
convertible
General
4-
Holder$
Payable
23c
International
2
Haitford
3-20
this
2
$1.C6'A
4-
_______________
General
,
4-
?35c
—
Co.
1
plus
4-
$1.12%
62%c
£'$1.25
(quar.)
American
•■Common
$1.50
—
(quar.u—___
Investors Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
General
6%
4-
—
General American
$4.50
25c
(quar.).
conv.
common
preferred
_____
—____
(quar.)_
pfd. B
Co.,
Gatineau
Co.
share
6-20
Hawaiian
Galveston-Houston
redemption
4-30
_______
Haverl 111
for
per
When
Share
■
ible tc Aprir 1
(quar.) _________________
preferred
<s-a)___—
Corp.
•called
1
3
4-
Carpets, Ltd
Harnischfeger Corp., common
% 3-19
3-
3-15
5-
•
Ltd.
preferred
4-30
Harding
»
1
1
convertible
5-15
*
preferred
preferred
4-19
44-
$1.40.
6-28
Shoe (quar.)____—
Haribson-Walker Refractories—
1
3-12
I5%c
Hanover
8-1
11-
4-30
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
Mfg. (Mich.»
(quar.)___
Funsten
5-
8-15
11-15
15c*
(quar.)
Class AA
Fuller
5-15
10c
10c
...»
Brush,
Fuller
4-
10c
(quar.)__c.—__
Quarterly
Quarterly
Frito Co.
75c
/
__
1
15c
Paper
4-15
4-
;
Petroleum,
(quar.25c
Co.
4-15
-
_______
H-G7_
Per
Name of Company
International
3-12
25c
(quar.)
—______
Mfg-
6c
$1.25
—
pfd.
1
20c
$$1.25
—_____
5%
4-
$20c
iannual)_.._________
Ltd..
H-DA
Hamilton
Common stock series9c
(s-a)
Co.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$25c
__
(quar.jr___v__
Hammermill
series
(quar.)__
:____
Insurance
Utility
Franklin Telegraph Co:
common
<quarJ
Co.
Series
1
Funds-
Franklin Custodian
A
Haloid
Ordinary registered (final)—_——._
5%
Foremost
Dairies
(quar.j_
—25c
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)—
}25c
Corp.
Brass,
When
Share
3-8
Ltd.—
Ford Motor Co.,
Company
4-1
.Monday, April 1, 1957
12-12
11-30
page 50)
<
Volume 185
Number 5625
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1525)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range (or Prerfous
-
\
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
37%Dec
6
4574 Apr
6
37 % Feb
43
Mar 28
98% Dec
14
109 % Feb
7
98
Jan
102
Mar 19
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
12% Jan
55
Oct
-1
67% Jan
3
58% Jan
64
14
Apr
10
20
July 30
37% Dec
22
29 % May
4
32% Jan
4
.24
July. 17
132
Sep
19
23 % Dec
6
Jan
19
108
.
154
28
12% Dec
31
22% Jan
19
22% Dec
31
'36% Feb
9
52
136,
Feb
9
190
155
Not
9
163
j 2% Dec 13
11
10% Mar
15
14
117% Jan
i- 23% Feb
31
•
: 88% Jan 23
113-
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
Nov
30
160
Admiral
Co
4.50%
Mar"5
Mar
15% Feb
74
7
Feb
5% Feb
,4
13
~3% Jan"Il
19% Jan
'
•
114'
6
Jan
12: 17% Jan
12
%77%Jan
.
11
7% Jan
Alco
16
'
,
108% Mar 19
64% Dec 17
117% Mar 27'
52% Jan
117% Jan
7%
8
7
14
4
:
preferred
Aldens
-
Inc
4%%
preferred
12% Dec
,88
,
18% Jan
5
10
Nov" 28
;21% Dec
.
29 74 Dec
129% Apr
11
36% Apr
Allied
Chemical
8
Allied
Kid
40% Feb
15
17
9
17» Dec
47'
28
Dec
27
28
.58
Dec,
Sep
19
105% Sep
27
30
Oct
39
10
13*
Apr
3
31% Nov
19
121% Mar 23
10
.22
July 11
July 17
3% Jan
79
4
(
Jan
9
26% Mar 16
■I
126
44% Jan
,,
Mar 19
Mar 12
82
Jan
30
32
Mar 25
34% Jan
10
108
Mar 15
35% Jan
Feb
12
1 % Feb
Jan
'3
11
4
30% Feb
21
Jan
2
29% Jan
16
12
124% Jan
4
27
'
Mar 29
66% Jan 15
"24% Jan- 3
90 % Mar 25
113
Jan.
10
36
Feb
7
Jan
7
7
108
Jan
26
95 % Jan
9
8
31% Oct
29
28% Mar 25
31
Jan
May 28
70% Jan
9
63 % Feb
66
Mar
23
23% Aug
31%
Co
2
34% Mar 14
99% Mar 28
20
15
5
4%%
6%
Bank
12
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
20% Mar
4
24% Jan
4
3
19% Jan
7
20
Jan
4
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 12
5% Jan
10
American
Cable
Oct
1
43% Mar 13
American
Can
21% Dec
20
19% Dec
;
Nov
20
49% Apr
45% Jun
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
53% Dec
3
,40
38
27
Dec
Dec
18
Jan
Jan
24
12
39% Jan
4
18
3
Mar 28
42% Mar
48% Mar 11
55% Jan
5
53 % Jan
58
9
27
Jan
25
Shoe
Co
convertible
7%
Radio
&
35.
Jan
39% Jan
8
14
84
Jan
93% Feb
27
26
66 % Feb
79% Jan
2
26
132 % Feb
156% Jan
3
45
48% Jan
11
American
European
3
Dec
7
Feb
13
17% Jan
10
30% Dec
14
26% Jan
9
13% Nov
27
16% Apr
43% Aug
5
14% Feb
6
"35% May 28
18% Oct
4
2
34 74 Feb
31% Feb
1/
American
Export
16% Mar
,
7
American
&
38
14
Jan
17
23% Dec
31
20
Feb
11
25
142% Nov
7
120
Jan
17
135
84% Jan
31
143
7
118% Feb
13
134% Mar 19
11
Dec
31
14% Mar 21
96
Dec
4
13% Nov
29
15
86
95
Jan
Dec
Dec
Aug
9
17% Apr
17
14% Jan
2
15
Jan
14
American
28
17% Jan
3
15% Jan
2
15% Feb 28
American
21
95
Jan
21
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
10
25% Nov
29
97% Dec
6
108
Mar 16
22% Dec
31
-28
Jan
16
2
30
Jan
27
30
18
Apr
Mar
13% Jan
93
Mar 29
78 % Mar 26
American
4
3.90%
Metal
21% Feb
13
25% Jan
15
American
25
21
26% Jan
17
5%%
14% Mar 26
28% Feb
6
33% Dec
3
29% Jan
"33% Nov
21
40% Jan
9
33
8
5
54% Aug
9
24% Mar 20
5 % Jan
59
Feb
7
16
,
27%
27 %
2774
27%
27%
28
27%
28
15%
15%
15%
15%
1574
15%
1574
1574
15%
8,900
35%
9,800
20%
1,100
Co
10
20%
*20
124 74
*122
1
131
133
Co of 111
1
*99
35%
3574
80
80
11
58
Jan
2
155% Jan
144% Jan
24
16
10% Feb
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
170 V2 Jan
2
68% Oct
1
30
72% Feb
13
78% Jan
31
13
45% Mar 12
121
Jan
12
50% Feb
500
131%
133
132%
133
131
131
2,500
11%
1174
97
1474
1474
1474
♦95%
14%
157*
15%
157-t
15%
Co
1
*
101
101
117s
•100%
•ll3/4
*95%
97
200
14%
14%
14%
1,100
157*
157b
15%
3,100
101
*100%
10a
50
r
35%
35%
357*
35%
78%
787*
•78%
4774
47%
47
47 v*
*46%
47
900
25%
257b
25%
26
25%
26
5,200
97
97
97
•96%
97
22%
22%
22%
21 7b
22%
2574
*24%
25 %
*24%
25 %
1574
♦15
15%
3574
3574
78'A
*78 74
47.%
47'A
25%
26
98'/a
*96%
9774
2274
22%
2274
25 Va
*2474
25%
*24
*
15
*14%
14 74
14%
15
*96 74
227a
7a
5
8
874
7%
874
7%
774
7%
60
60 Va
60%
6074
6074
60%
60%
617*
357a
80
7,500
90
10
3.000
15%
200
7 74
7%
71,200
60%
61%
9,700
15
7%
25
Co
600
12%
97
11%
80
35%
x78%
47 74
22%
7%
Smelt &
American
6%
Refg com
Snuff
American
12
Jan
2
4
14
10
25% Jan
27 y4 Feb
9% Mar 27
25
Jan
Co
25
common
noncumulative
preferred—100
American Steei Foundries
American
179% Mar
No par
100
preferred
18
37 % Jan
18
Auaer
26
131% Feb
24 % Mar 25
Std
Sany common
5
preferred
100
Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
24
2
7%
Stores
Sugar
preferred
American
6%
Co
1
Refining com—100
100
Sumatra
American T«i
American
1
,
American
Water
6
Preferred
18
Works
Co
7
146 Va
146 Va
146 Va
54%
146
4374
*120
3774
47%
*120
137 %
*4374
44
•120
123
37%
38%
44 %
121
37%
53%
146
4374
*120
3774
47%
47%
47%
121
1193/4
119%
138%
137%
137%
136%
10%
•1074
47%
11
*117
127
3374
9 74
*26
,
34
974
'
*10%
178
26%
*26
26 Va
24%
♦2474
24%
177%
*26
24%
2,900
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Andes Copper Mining
200
135
600
1074
10%
177%
178 V.
17774
74 %
747*
757.
.
710
3474
3474
16,200
9%
9%
97»
3,500
26 y3
100
630
18%
177b
6274
62%
63%
63%
64%
79
75
74 %
7574
850
33
33'a
33 V.
3374
2.600
1774
61%
77
33%
34
33 %
33%
32%
33
94
94
46
46
40%
.
3,100
74
33
12,800
18
62%
32%
126
600
20,400
25
75
•39%
125
757b
34%
33%
9%
178
17%
74
14
125%
125%
1074
26%
61%
10
1,500
119
133
♦2474
73
:
47%
119
135%
18 v*
63%
Corp
60
4,100
247*
18 Va
6.25
600
38%
26%
24%
21.80
Clayton &■ Co__
47%
4374
122
247a
26 Va
_No par
preferred.
Anderson
38%
190
450
119
*26
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
43%
122
148
10%
178
18%
18 Vb
148
900
9.300
133%
•117
1074
72%
18
4774
*47%
4774
137
6274
1
38%
38
120
50
Cable
122
121
38 74
9%
44%
*43%
4374
121
34
148
147%
147
No par
Co
Mar 20
55%
24%
Wire <fc
40
55
9%
25
Anaconda
39% Jan
54'A
55%
12674
Anaconda
25% Jan
53Va
54
974
9
30% Feb
55%
54 VB
3374
7
64
85
*125
11
4
84%
974
19% Mar
20
84%
33%
79% Jan
94 % Feb
84%
126 Va
72% Jan
48% Feb 20
85
33%
19
37% Jan
•84
126%
25
31% Feb
91% Feb
8374
127 y«
12
39% Jan
83 Va
7474
67
13
6%
293/4
84
74
57% Feb
12
29%
8374
74 V8
16% Feb
Jan
297b
73%
23% Mar 13
42% Dec
6%
29%
674
177%
com—5
•158
6%
30
*6%
25
series
162
6%
*2374
6%
74%
-25
Corp
♦158
162
30
178 Vb
87% Mar 19
Anchor
*158
30
73%
85
Feb
161
30
6%
17774
Preferred
6%
•158
6-%
*10%
100
Viscose
17
177*
160
30
6%
5
common
preferred
American
17
*157
100
Tobacco
Tel Co
Tobacco
5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
120
2674
*24%
7%
Jan
30% Feb 12
9% Jan 21
28.
120
47%
2
American
139% Feb
125
10% July 20
page
120'%
26
♦9674
20
com
20%
12074
95 '/a
101
3574
20 Vb
122
'
No par
Corp
Gas
♦10074
101
IOC
common—7
3574
35%
*20
122
3,000
30
4
16% Jan
see
130
36 Vb
20 7*
20
.»
17%
Mar
28
footnotes
128%
35 Va
36 Vb
20%
125
9
18% Jan
157
10% Dec
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
20 Vs
4.500
3
107
35%
36
123
12.50
Co—
28,400
21
10
35%
10
Corp
SS
5,500
<
17 V«
162
Jan
For
27%
1574
17
„Jan
3
27%
17 v.
132
Dec
40c
No par
17
106
90
—
Inc
Power
1774
19
30% May 28
26 % May 29
1,600
\
17
15
32% Jan
45%
Rad &
Jan
2
*45
Amer
Nov
42% Apr
4574
♦45
28
146
6
46
2,200
.
16 % Feb
113
31% Dec
2474
1,100
1274
24
11.900
13
7
28%
1274
247b
53%
28
Nov
28%
12%
%
24
35%
26
14
%
28%
12%
'
31
Dec
Jan 23
*44
45%
277*
12%
51%
Jun
63% Feb
*45
287*
247a
35%
Dec
65
*277v
28
—-
3074-
87
17
—
— **
51%
48
Mav 28
110
16,900
35%
3
Jan
76%
303/4
3
29
7574
'
51
15
27
200
35 va
90
34%
47% Jan
4
2974
8974
30%
45% Jan
12
*35
90
7574
75 74
5174
123% Feb
26
35
35
*89%
34%
37% Feb
Dec
75%
35 %
90
75%
75
600
30%
43% Feb
17% Dec
35%
*89%
8974
2974
51%
120% Jan
23% Nov
2974
30%
132
25
2974
3474
2
27
30 %
51%
50% Feb
51% Jan
1,100
*29 %
34%
129% Mar 26
3
900
58
3074
59% Mar 20
23
51
*57%
51V4
81% Feb
26
•50
58
34 %
4
Jan
27%
50%
57%
30%
26
Dec
*149
40
50 Vt
57%
51%
94% Jan
9
75
2,800
40 Va
517 a
57 Vi
v
36
89%
40%
40 %
*50%
41%
34 Va
21
31% Nov
89%
3,200
44,700
30%
Feb
119
4174
300
42%
51'A
10
84% Apr
145% Jan
40%
42%
34%
34% Jan
165
4274
3074
Mar 18
16
42%:
1
6
59% Jan
42%
No par
36% Jan
July 24
42%
No par
17
46% Mar
43
6,800
:
'
Co
6% Jan
51
5
22%
Optical Co
& Chemical
9
19
20
474
News
2
10
*19%
5
Potash
6% Jan
25
22%
1974
4%
22%
Amer
153% Jan
Jan
700
American
13
42
22%
1974
75 7*
23%
10,200
American
27
Apr
39% Jan
22 7b
5
40%
*143
11,400
24%
45%
113
3
Feb
120
23%
45%
112%
22
Jan
8% Feb
21
24%
46%
113
56
21
Feb
23%
44%
113
1,100
66
35% Mar 28
19
174
24%
45
113
30
29%
11
14
12
.
1,200
90
•
11
Nov
142% Dec
44%,
*110
.
1,000
34%
*97
800
.
■
Feb
Dec
46% Jan 23
»63%
34%
10,100
43,700
46% Feb
Dec
Nov
66
45%
Products
Natural
6
105
Metal
Molasses
28
-
*63%
*45
convertible preferred
Motors
150
177
66
1274
100
American
31% Jan
29%
24
Metals
American
7
30
127*
preferred
American
31
40 %
100
2
Jan
64% Jan
99%
24
Fdry
8% Mar 21
14
34%
98%
*29%
42%
42%
Ltd common_No par
Co
91
*34%
12%
preferred
Machine &
4% %
9074
227s
1574-
Amer
,
18%
20
15%
Amer
t
63%
47b
157*
2
93
:
30
24
Investment
6
63%
18%
*91
100
.
27%
1U%
18
64
500
1%
34
110%
111
63%.;
18%
'
,
9,700
*19%
*14%
Jan
*27
110%
.
.
1,800
14,100
5
14 74
47% Mar 18
1%
*28
277/s,
400
90%
20
1474
28
1%
33
*27
98
11'A
99% Feb
1%
*28
6,700
126%
'
47b
96
&
90%
125%
*193/4
5
11%
13
3
23%
96
Mach
.
90%
126%
*63%
23%
66
11%
11
5
66
95 Va
21
17
34%
37%
89%
125%
*97
*29%
30
11%
Feb
8% Jan
98
34%
29%
95 Va
Jan
70% Sep
*97
29%
No par
23% Feb
Jan
98
preferred—100
International Corp—.—1
41
97
34%
109%V.
*37%
91'/a
34%
13
prior preferred
2
Feb
91
24 74
common
4
31
56
5%%
37% Jan
83
90
94
22%
Products—
Ice Co
109%
37%
89%
125% 125%
*1%
1%
" 29%
29/a
*27%
27%
110% 111%
63%' 64_
*90%
34%
22%
noncumulative
7
12
16% Dec
Mar 27
6%
34% May
5% Dec
Jun
101
American
45% Nov
55% Jan
43
American-Home
Jan
106% Feb
37%
37%
89%
124 y4 125%
1%
1%
*29%
34
*27%
28%
110
111%
*64
65
12%
Electric
&
108
108
24
Hardware
Hawaiian
11% Mar 28
9
28
Gas
American
96
35 74 Feb
,
American
14
19
37%
88%
«.
1
Lines
American
12
26
*106'
5
Foreign
2
95 % Feb
-
100
25,300
Secur—No par
13
10% Feb
July
77% Dec
•
Feb
9
102
24 % Feb
-
23% Jan
80%
*35
48
35% Jan
700
43%
1974
28
400
30
32%
33%
*108 V 110%
37%
37%
23
Tiling
12,800
22%
43%
19%
Corp
86%
.
•29%
*78%
36:%
Emka
85%
*22
337a
30
Encaustic
•
.
80%
30
American
29%
86%
43%
2974
American
6
22%
29 74
;■ 85%.
32%
2974
11
22%
29%
3%
43%
Colortype Co
10
American Crystal Sugar com:
10
4%% prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C_100
American Distilling Co
20
14
86''4
22
♦3%
*78'A
51
Jan
28% Mar
3%
43%
57
15
300
*3%
31,000
32%
51
27% Jan
14
64%
78%
57
12% Mar
*13%
43
57%
23% Mar 19
20
14
32%
51 V4
19% Aug
1
44% Mar 12
110
*13%
63%,
78%
22%
75
112
*107%
43%
1
*35%
*110
64
22
♦29
4474
111
*89%
112 .»■'
110
78%
44%
111
American
50
299
62%
18%
40%
♦205
11,400
32%
108
23%
No par
1,000
75%
6%
6%}
*107%
\
18%
42 %
*73
6%
32
90%
5
6,100
*77
57%
.27% Mar 21
Jan
43 %
17%
113%
.17% :'17%,
75%
85%
.
29%
9,200
4
*3%
22
51
8
25
86%
22
-No par
28
3
86 V4
,
2%
16%
♦113
/
<■
3.800
14
14
4
*29
90 %
34%
1
2%
299
*108
•
62
110
14%
*3%
-
61%
♦107%
*205
18%
12.50
Cable
12% Dec
Dec
*14
;r
44%
110%
preferred
22% Jun
25
112
23%
Corp
Co
28
♦108
62 Yb
109
44%
110%
common
&
Feb
112
60%
*107%
79
25
Co
Chicle
Dec
*108
V"
6%
299
2
preferred
Chain
17
*205
100
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
5%
310%
No par
com
preferred
American
79 % Dec
Dec
Brake
American
35
157
4%
15
31% Jan
3
7
Amer
*73
6%
6%
,
*205
*63%
23%
American Bosch Arma Corp
Mar 28
100
23
126
18
39% Feb
19
46% Mar 28
37 % Apr
27% May 15
81
2
4% Mar
25% Feb
113
Jan
67
13
61
2
74 %
6%
;—20
2
12
Dec
74
75
75
' »6%
"
165
2%
17%
.
13,000
205
17%
18%
*63%
17
17%
7,900
•152
....
200
1,300
.
25%
54%
25%
53%
113%
18%
28%
165
-
2%
17%
37%
*97
*152
2%
17%
18%
100
165
2%
'112%
897 a
—10
*152
3,500
•
11%
*201
17%
124
125 %
13/*
*34
*29%
34
*27%
28%
110% 110%
65%, 65%
No par
common
25%
207
2%
142
2,300
>26
11%
54%
;
17%
44%
37
,
54
*203 %
113%
*
29%
88%
,
25%
53%
205
17%
100
preferred
19% Jan
47% Dec
118
■'
109%
t
25%
53%
24%
*25%
11%
*112%
4
.-*105
25%
11%
17%
32 %
50
Note
41% Feb
28
,
1174
5,300
32%
142
113%
i
common,.
preferred
conv
„•
13%
*
142
*199
,
160
17
6%
310%
32
1
com
■
.
14074
*17%
22
.
*77%
1
coilvertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
American
i
.
.
No par
3%%
104% Feb
1
Sep
America-^
American Airlines
11
99
100
—10.
Limited
11
39% Oct
20
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
Aluminium
of
29
44
100
common
25%
205
2%
142
11%
54%
'
*25%
*
3,400
14 V8
24-
20,700
62%
32%
,
12%
14
'
26
*112%
'
,
87%
87
' 22
/ "
common—No par
Mfg
Amalgamated Leather Co
Feb
26
1
""
5
convertible preferred
4.08%
■
18
6% convertible preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par.
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
27
18
1
.
*3%
15
104% Feb
60% Feb
Corp
preferred
76
6%
13%
2% Jan
27% Mar
16% Jan
10
126% Mar 22
95% Dec
64
4%
17%
17%
*205
*106 -.
119
:
61%J 62%
- 107
107
>
-
-
1137a
>17 74
*75
No par
Allis-Chalmers
"
4
93% Jan
11
Jan
39
18
80
111% Feb
115
Dye—
u
53%
2%
141%
"
16,200
•
61%
24%-
141% 143
54%
5
—
Allied Stores
7
76
•
Mar 12
133% Aug
150
31
24
Sep
91% Jan
,
July 25
&
Co
24
25%
11
1
Allied Mills
3
14
98% Jan
,
24
25%
*152
;
1
Inc
24
25%
'.*199
,
gtd_—100
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
8
4
Apr
17
Industries
3
37 %
: Feb
4% Jan
AU°n
Jan
97% Jan
-99% Feb
14% Feb 25
23
56% Jan
;34
13
30% Jan
29
\82
25
18
21
104%
Jan
26
14
26
125-
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Feb
21% Feb
Dec
8
109
27% Feb
42% Dec
Nov
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp-
11
85% .Mar 27
9
-30% Nov
•,77
>64% Mar 29
Jan
23'
25% Aug 15
.
26
29
102
13
12
<
24
*
^hates
42%
103
12%
32%.
160
100
Alleghany Corp common
1
/. 5%% preferred A—
100
$4 conv prior preferred—_N© par
32%-
25%
*112
5
—.
14%
33
11%
17%
100
common
61%
14
32%
26%
2%
61%
32%
205
-
12%
14%
*202
1
common
142
54%
*
12%
61%
*152
'
42%
*101 %
1414
11
,
conv
43
103
61%
26
*
42%
*101%
12%
the Week
Mar. 29
23%
-
25%
142
*
42%
103
'
Friday
Mar. 28
25%
24
.
*25
1
3% Feb
105
14%
.24
41%
12%
61%
14%
32%
1
Inc
12 %
6114
Corp—10
.—.•
Products
12%
14%
pfd 1951 series—100
Vlcksburg Ry
100
Juneau Gold Mining
:
2
Alaska
12%
61
32%
——_No par, '
Corp
'
v
*101 %
14%
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
„
Mar 20
1
327a
1
Corp
42
103
10-
—,
Corp
Aeroquip
14
May
%
110
6
Sep
"2
16% Feb
19
10% May
241 %
Express
41%
*101%
Sales for
Thursday
Mar. 27
_1
Inc
Co—
41 %
103
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 26
61
v
AND
Tuesday
251
12
25
—
Addreesograph-Multigraph
7
54% Mar 22
200
Steel
41%
*101%
Alabama &
16
21
31
Mar 26. '
27% Mar 22
13
23% Mar 22
14
14
Acme
8a-,
14% Jan
5
20% Jan
46% Feb
Dec
6% Dec
3 43 A
12
5'
1
Inc
Stores
Adams-Millis
176% Feb
111 '
,
11
10
% 16% Dec
241% Sep
27% Jan
13
Dec
Dec
14
1
38% Jan
Mar 14
,17.
*77
24% Jan
Adams
Dec
4% Feb
-
ACF-Wrigley
12
-Dec
>
14
Industries
Mar
100
—
ABC Vending Corp
ACF
9
12
Feb
Monday
Faf
common
preferred
conv
23% Ffeb
3
11% Apr
4%
.32% Feb
Mar
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
28
Jan
15% Jan
14% Feb
29% May 25
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
•91%
93
47,100
80
93 Va
91%
91%
*91%
45%
46
45'%
45%
45
45
1,300
32%
45%
32%
457a
33
3374
33
33%
33
23 V.
4,000
*39 Va
407a
•91
*39 %
40%
♦39%
93
40%
40%
17
*
18
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1526)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
Year 1956
STOCK
Monday
Par
Mar
35% Jun 28
41% Apr
9
35% Jan
Archer-Da nlels-Midland
No par
37%
37%
37%
37%
23
39% Apr
5
28% Mar 27
36
Jan
4
Argo Oil Corp
——5
29 %
30
29%
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
14
51% Feb
65% Jan
2
Armco
__10
53%
54%
15%
29%
54%"
29%
55%'
15
15%
15% Feb
5
8
4
Armstrong Cork
Feb
18
8
30
86
Jan
17
92
18
Feb
14
24% Mar 20
Jan
6
8% Jan
13
22\
5
12
4% Feb
17
16 y2 Feb
Feb
16% Jan
12
Jan
26% Jun
11
15% Jan
11
i: 31% Mar 15
20
Mar 29
28
27% Oct
4
30% Mar 29
29
Corp
Co ot Illinois
Jan
13lA Feb
25% Feb
2
Steel
Armour &
2
May
102% Mar
18% May 24
4% Dec
12
37% Mar 27
29
Dec
24
7
26% Nov
82
37% Mar 20
-1
Feb
6
15%
1
28 %
No par
*90%
Constable
Arnold
0
Ariloom
18
5
Co common
preferred
•3.75
Carpet
Corp
Co Inc
Arvln
12
18% Jan
3
15
,29% Jan
4
Ashland Oil & Refining com
2nd preferred $1.50 series
Industries
Associated
Dry
Inc
4%
2.50
Goods
5
29 %
it
29%
29%
16%
*29
29
Friday
Mai. *23
37%
37%:
37%
37%
29 %
29%
54%
56%
55%
15%
15'%
23%
29
92
92
0
22
22%
5
5
"
4%
30%
30%
'30%
16"%
i
17%
29%
.
5
4%
29
17
'29%
15%
92
11.400
30
800
22%
5
*30
3.700
3,300
30%
17%
16%
17%
'
29%
29
29'8
1 32%
29
18,700
T.-'
-
32%
.j-
.'2.500
14.900
28%
90 %
5 ■'
30*8
*
17
15%
28%
2.3.00
,
5o%
*21%
'
'
29%:
29
% 23
Charts
I
37%"
29%
92
23
the Week
Mai.
23 %
30%
16%
29%
16%
No par
Sales for
Ihursday
*90%
23-%
4% "
¥4
37%
92
23
PRICES
27
'23%
29%
'
55 >, .55%
15%
15%
28%
*90 ¥2
23
21
1
30% Mar 28
28%
92
SALE
Wednesday. "t. '
Mar. 26
27% Jan
3
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 25
.
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
"
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
-
12,900
1
/>
Corp—
1,000
*
29%. Feb
35
Jail
110% Jan
16
97
Oct
9
55
Jan
23
3
28% Feb
5
98
Jan
2
63 % Jan
Aug 23
73
32% Mar 23
12
22
Jan
103
.
28
Common
5.25%
72% Mar 22
1
1st
26% Dec
Nov
28
Feb
101
63% May
43% Jan 27
29
29
18% J
61% Feb
9
Sep
un
13
91
11% Jan-
19
Jan
3
95
Jan
23
8
4918 Jan
11
Atlantic
12
47% Jan
8
Jan
25
4
11% Jaft
24
Atlas
3
18
Jan
24
5%
78
Jan
14
Atlas
.13%
Mar 28
67% Feb
Jan
14
17
.
94
27
10;
l
9
Febr
8
307% Jan
2
5% Sep
26
Feb
24
5% Jan
2
26
49% Feb
24
43% Jan
3
7% July 12
3% Feb
5
;
1
22% Jun
16% Jan
37% Sep
_1C
% Feb
2
Coast
Co
-18% Mar 22
23% 7
10%
10%
28 ¥4
28%
*90 Va
No par
41%
10
,RR
45%
series B preferred——
Corp common——
preferred
100
100 ¥4
100 %
71
.
"
71%
.
31%
f
100% r
70
70%
■
; 5,000
32%
100% 100%'
> 70 .• * 71 ..r.;
•
'
10%
*91
;
42 ¥'4 ■'
45%
'23%
23%
23%
10%
10%
10 "a
10%
28%
28%
28 ¥4
28%
140
4*600
10%
10%
28% >28%
4
gr
94
93
41%
42
4214
41
45
45%
45 '
45%'
44%
45 3a"
92 >z
92
92
10%
10%
103a
10%
103a
17 ¥«
17
17
17
20
68%
68%
69
69
No par
common
12%
1212'f".
12%'
127a
($1.20)
pref
92
•
¥4
*
17%
18 %
3 5 V2
35%
6%
6%
V44 y4
•
44 ¥4
No par
*18
'
-*92
-
-
913
92
91%
4
2,400
30
is 3.;,
41%
%
7,300
45 %
21.700
.
92
92%
1,030
10 %
1044
18,500
'
'¥/ 10%
/' *17 ¥
10%
'
.
"•
-
51,500.
"12.900
24%
•
41 »4
17%
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23%;
42
45
'•
■
£2
41%
-
23 %
23 3
r
.¥28%
92
.
23 ¥4
10¥«
22%
'
v
20
.
Co
prior
32%
100 %
71
—1
—
Conv
'
36% Mar 14
.'68%
...
-
>
i3
*18
.
*17
17%
'
1.700
17%
69
68% t 68%
,2,000
13 Va
13
16,000.
18 ¥>
*18
18%
*343«
347;i
34
34 ¥2
1,900
6 ¥'2
6%
612
44%
'6%
44%
25.700
*44%
44%
68s
'.
4'
127«
V
'
10%
'
*18
68%
12%
:
1834
>17%
13%
A4
V
"
Automatic
Canteen
Co
of Amer
Jan
8
46% Jan
9
$2.25
5% Jan
4
Babbitt
46% Jan
11
Babcock &
dan
16
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
35% Feb
15
.> 7
: 70%
23
100
Line
Nichols
*100% -101 ¥2
6.50
com
$3.75
Powder
21%
•
'
10
Atlantic Refining common
Austin
72%
31% : 32 ;;
& Sante Fe—
preferred—
non-cum
Atlantic City Electric
4%
preferred
9% Jan
16% Jan
17% Feb 27
34% Oct 29
Aug
28% Mar 21
84% Jail
l
13
2
41
10% May 28
27
Jan
101%
71 ¥2
10
Common.
5%
39% Feb
9 >
15% Dec
6
27
90
27
*8% Nov
83% Nov
5
*■
11
-/■
Feb
27.,
,
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
35% Jan
Jan
10% Feb
27
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Volume 185
Number 5625
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1527)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
..
Lowest
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Range Since Jan. 1
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Lowest
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12
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page 28
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2
27
10,100
70%
Jan
26
74 Va
39%
39'
DCC
74%
19
44% Mar 19
Hi
73 Va
46
20
16% Dec
22,200
18%
38 % Dec
30% Mar 26
28,209
38%
22
Solvent*
7
29%
22
Engineering Inc
' Feb
:A
37 '/a
*39%
Credit
6 Va Jan
29
38%
50
Commercial
104
291:,
37%
50
Commercial
-14% Jan
29 Va
stock
Combustion
8
900
30
38%
22
.
7
4
56%
21%
No par
& Co
Class A
$4.25
11
11
56'/a
36 VB
gtd
4%
50% Mar 21
Jan
56%
28%
1
RR 1%
19% Jan
'Feb
%
56
36
*100%
09 %
12
5
*
1,800
21 %
.
12
13
15,300
19%
No par
16
100% Jun
300
18 Va
34%
com_
Feb
.
3 8'A
18%
25
.
Feb
4
33'A
*37'A
18%
74'A
preferred
17
6
33 'A
37%
18%
24%
lty Co com
27
' Jan
33%
*37
33%
Co
46% Jan
8% Mar 16'
33 %
38
1,400
30
73 Va
5
18
18
33 Va
100
21
21
*28'/a
24%
preferred
13
101 Va Dec
30
21
34 %
No par
21% Mar 20
23
*28 Va
101
24%
5
317« Dec
29
30
*99'/a
33%
10
34
31
21%
*28%
7,200
•
34%
100
21
Nov
*20%
30
300
61%
25
;
25
* 1
-4% Nov
101
20%-
*99%
20%
61%
33%
No par
I
16% Nov
13% Dec
100%
2,300
61%
241a
,
10
24% Sep
100
*99%
12,500
8
73
,
luo
44% Oct
42 Vb Mar
100 V*
100'A
10%
26%
34
preferred series B
Columbia
31% Mar 18
30% Jail
61 Va
8
26'/a
28
36 % Mar 22
Jan
61%
27 "
*26%
5
23
-
61 Vb
6,500
71%
Columbian Carbon do
No
fColuinblis & Soufctiern Ohio EleC
'
3
61%
23,100
25
28 % Nov
28% Jan
61
100%
10%
8
80
27%
44'A
33%
preferred
Class
4
-
10li
7%
27
5.400
35'A
98
No par
Columbia Gas System Inc
11
48 % Jan
,
.
15
76% Mar 22
Va
*97
34
noncumulative
43 % Mar 20
3
2,700
73
A'%
3
G5
33%
Mar 13
12
200
72%
54
*
58
8'A
par
3
25
84% Jan
10
7%
*26 V4
28%
& Southern Ry com
noncumulative 1st pld-
17
26% Jan
20
10%
7%
34%
99
26%
35%
cumulative 2nd
5%%
8
Aug 23
10%
8
35 Va
35%
*97
26%
28%
Colorado
4
78
35%
35%
1
Colorado Fuel
4
44 % Nov
*99%
7%
II
61%
35%
35%
4%
Jan
01%
«
27
35%
5614
Colgate-Palmolive Co
6
Jan
«
35%
50%
6
18
36
56%
preferred
28
33
2%
64%
56 Va
Mar
33% Jan
2%
65 Va
56%
4%
50% Feb
13
4,000
2%
65%
28%
59
21
3,700
2%
10%
pfd——_100
11
21
31'A
2%
64%
27%
7%
2
16% Feb
31
*20%
com__No par
A
1QO
common
Pitts
Coca-Cola CO
33% Jan
29% Jan
31%
2%
62 Va
18%
Molybdenum
11
29% Jan
30%
2%
61%
18%
Corp
Collins <te
19
32
31%
2%
61'A
32%
i
Climax
25
16
32%
1
2%
61
*37'A
guaranteed
1G JA Jan
17% Aug
32
2%
18%
Corporation
25
34% Dec
32 %
11,300
32%
Ilium
Cluett Peabody
5
34% Dec. 19.
22%
10%
8'A
Electric—
Clopay
8
28
4,700
10'A
'
11
28
50%
10%
37'A
Corp
Elec
Columbia
15% May 28
17% Dec 31
50
10%
18 VB
preferred-
Special
5
221b Jun
51%
10 Va
37 JA
x
Equipment
Clevite
11
22% Jun
8 Va
50%
V*
*32%
50% Feb
16
*8*A
50'A
10
18%
noiicumulatlve
$3.50
43% Mar
8%
49%
8.50
&
convertible
22
18
*8%
38%,,
Jan
55
9
8%
32%
Milling Macli Co
Cleveland &
500
101a
18%
5(1%
*
C di St Louis
5%
17
49%
3714
preferred
Jan
47 % Mar 12
51% Mar 12
10,400
32%
Oity Products Corp.
City Stores Co common.:
46% J an" 14
82
36%
*16'A
No par
Pac
__
C«ca-Cola
Feb~27
40% Nov
36%
16 Va
Ry com Del_50
Service Co
5% %
70% Mar 12
1-8% Mar 29
13
131%- Mar
'
36%
16%
20 Va
Oil
City Investing Co
4
'
36%
17
*28 Vs
Co—.—
C I T financial
20 1b Mar 13
'!•
36%
16%
30
Cab—
preferred
.Cincinnati
6
4
11
36%
18
_L8
Gas
Common
4%
,
$4.50
97% Jan
Jan.-
600
36%
*17
21
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland
6
111
30 Va
20%
noncuin
Cotton
Copper
14
15
31
30'/a
*28 Vb
Western
Yellow
14
36% Feb
97% Dec
30"
10'A
100
When" Issued
C C
-
30
49%
25
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
39% Jan
22
31 Va
1,100
*8'A
5
preferred scries
Chicago Pneumatic Tool-
25
Jan
15
30 Va
par
5%
Jan
13
1,600
50
A
North
83
Jan
43% Jun
150
31%
30'A
40
Western
series
Chic
May, 28
103
98 Va
30'A
814
1
preferred
5%
80
196
98
30%
10%
*60%
1.25
preferred
Chic Mllw St Paul &
14
26
54%
98
30%
Co—
A
Great
21
30
54
98
30 Va
"
50%
1
Manufacturing
convertible
Jan
16
54
99
30%
36%
17
54
99
30%
10%
65
34V4 Jan
2,900
10'/•
95 % Jan
89% Nov
1,300
16
10%
Cab
52% Mar 26
75% July 1«
73
16
44
Chic
7
.
73.
16
45
3Va%
10
Jan
54 %
44 J/a
5
17 % Dec
30
,
75
75
15%
54'A
300
7
,15%
80
15%
44 Va
5
102 % Feb
25,300
49%
10%
..
1
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
4
17% Mar
a
11%
391,
43V4
441b Mar 27
6
400
10%
*38%
43%
Checker
4
39% Dec
20 Va
10%
39%
*31%
36%
10
1
"20'/a
10%
39%
*8%
Corp-—
*»
Products Corp—-__1
Inc
20%
10%
39%
*75
•1514**
100
20%
10%
'80
30%
32
17,
No par
20%
500
39 Va
10%.
-39%
54
-30%*
36%
5
"20%
19'
43
31
37% Jan
200
*18%
44
28% Mar 26
87 '/a Jail
19
54
9.91a
30%
32
Co„_9.50
—
Cincinnati
29% July 10
102% Apr
4
55% July. 10
*18%
'
18%
-
43%
77% Mar 13
3
18%
27'A
9
25
3,500
27%
IT
Dec
35
27%
Mar 26
24% Oct
68%
34%
98 Va
7
Jan
68%
34%
27 %
11
37% Jan
68'A
34%
98 Va
Mar 27
25
12
43% Mat
68'/a
*99
99»A
..
,
20
68%
34%
26%
14
78% Jan
24% Mar 27
33% Feb
"20
\
10
„«
13,500
68%
10
1514
•
16 Va
34%
9%
9%.
6,800
34 VB-
1
*75
13,000
69 ' '
20%
,*39
180
5%
106
98%
Mar 27
5
35% Dec
34 Vb
•
104%
100
16%
*105
26%
38% Mar 27
61 v2 Jan
Mar 19
69
34
16
26
8
31% Feb
16%
IO5J/2
x20%-
50
*99
V*
105 Va
21
...
100
16 Va
104 Va
20%
A-
*98 Va
16'A
104 Va
33%
38%v,38%
75%
75Va
15%
15%
54%
54%
100
16%
106 Va
1,300
18,200
94 Va
5%
94
Va
*97
Mar 15
71% Jan
*98%
•1031/a
5%
94
16'A
*68%
,
105
5%
931/2'
98 Va
18% Mar 27
21
100
'
*104'/a
68%
0
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
55% May 28
*98%
,
-16'%
106 Va
19
Co_
105
5%
931/2
26%
11
21% Nov
101
10 Va
*104%
1
Co_
105
5%
92
240
22
14'A
98%
30% Mar 11
2
Feb
,
-16
23% Jan
I
10
*103
"92
14
35%
9
28% Feb
87
*98%
911/4
*21%
14' 'A
•1-i
'
93
21%
20%
9
£9 % Mar 18
109% Nov 21
12
5%
91%
$4.50
4
36% Dec
60
5%
21%
No par
.
18
31 % Jan
7,1C0
45
14%
100
Gotham
Common
62 VB
45
45
*44'A
preferred
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
—1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
(
10% Mar 28
19
10% Apr 13
44% July 19
11
29
49
2
Jan
61
*18%
Chain Belt Co
99% Jail
29% Jan
62%
19
Champion Paper & Fibre
34
60'A
21%
Co
Sugar
Aircraft
Chadbourn
1,600
60%
Pasco
Certain-Teed
58
(
Industries
Cerro
56 V2
45
West Corp
Violeta
Century
77% July 19
13
27 % Feb
57%
21%
preferred
Central & South
8'A Jan
56 'A
581/a
7
"
54% Dec
10
•/'
7
56 Va
45
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J_,
16% Mar 27
28
5,000
56 Va
*18%
Co
'
14% Mar
24%
22'/a
of Georgia Ry com_.No
par
preferred series B_:
100
3
-
24'/a
45
;
Agulrre, Sugar
4%%
-
24%
21%
par.
8
Jan
24%
45
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
p».r
Central Illinois Light com
No
11
31% Feb
35
j)5% Jan 21
9
41% July 27
1
13% Jun
Feb
■5%
Feb
24%
22 VB
in-
240
•24%
45 %
ion
103
24%
14%
common
103
24%
*21%
"Central
Jan '
78
27% Jan, 23
Nov
4
6
45
Mar 14
73
1,400
103'A
103
24%
30
Central -Foundry
'•11% Mar 29
3*
,38%.Mar 14
23%
'
*44%
*
Nov
81
23%
23 %
103'/a
1
"
ffV'4 Dec
43
23%
23%
103%
58
preferred
Central
16
Jan
2,300
23%
•
IO31/2.
12.50
Celotex Corp common
28
5,100
41%
56%
preferred series A-10O
conv
20%
41
57
—
'
20%
41'A
56
-
11
23%
20%
41
56
preferred
Shares
20%
41'A
57%
.
the Week
21
50
preferred
6%% conv 2nd
Friday
Mar .29
20%
57'A
100
Celanese Corp of Aippr coin—No
par
,7% 2nd preferred
100
.
8
Jail
*
23%
Sales for
Thursday
40%
V
41
55 Va
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20% preferred
10
100% Mar 13
>'
20
Feb
1%
6
96% Jan
17
'14% Feb
104
27
5% Mar
-.,
20%
1031/a
PRICES
Mar. 28
__10
j
Carriers & General Corp.,
Case (J I) Cq common-
4
23%
104
SALE
Mar. 27
5
common
'
11% May 28
'40%
~Io
Fowe? & Light
Carpenter Steel Co_.
Carrier
20'/a
41'A
Ohio Ry_l00
&
Carolina
6
20%
41 Vb
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 26
20 Va
'
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 25
lac
(The) Co,
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carey
22 Va Nov. 29
.„
Airlines
Put
RECORD
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
Carborundum
4
25% Jan
*
,
NEW YORK STOCK
..
-
26% Jan
38% Feb
:
/
Highest
20% Mar 18
29 % Mar 20
121
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1950
19
Inc
com
5
*89
33%
19
90
33%
*89
33
par
*104%
105
*104%
10
44 Va
45
44%
No |«r
*90
*115
117
44%
*89
32%
104 %
44 J'b
90
92
preferred---100
90
33%
105
*115
*89%
117
117 A
18%
8%
*90
90
92
32%
-
105
44 12
44'«
44 3
Mt
91
105
91
117%
.
*116.1/2
*89%
32%
33
*104V2
32 %
195
18%
18%
b
117'A
44
*90
117 'A
90
32%
105
44%
92
117'/a
3.800
100
9,800
80
300
'
K
20
The Commercial and Financial
(1528)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Kenge for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
16% Oct
14
22
12% Mar 26
22 ',4 Feb
15
28 Va Oct
19
22
Feb
20
58% Apr
9% Jan
9
45
Jan
15% Jan
12
43
2
Sep
5% Dec
6
11
6
54% Fen
7
2o% Jan
7
7% Jan
27
62
34 »/4 Jun
1
453/i Nov
15
34% Feb
12
41% Jan
;
5%
58'At Dec
28
51% Jan
21
67% Feb
27
Mar 20
33% Feb
12
43% Jan
8
Dec '20
70
22
23
33% Dec
14
28'A Feb
11
26
52-
Jan
31
51 * Jan
22
52% Jan
31
54V* Jan
31
66
Dec
13
59% Feb
15
66% Feo
27
24% Jan
23
•
40 >/• Mar 12
21% Mar
8
27% Jan
5
57 'A Feb
13
69% Jan
Jan
19
85% Jan
23
89
Jan
3
Jan
25
93
Jan
8
94% Jan
8
24
28
Feb
11
5
155
Jan
2
19% Jan
21
Dec
26
99
9 4s, 2 Jun
5
99
32% Feb
83
y 27 % Jan. 20
152»/4 Dec
180 V* Mar
7
Oct
5»/a Sep
25
2% Dec
23% Aug 27
30
5
20
6'A Jan
.22%
5% Feb
18
6% Jan
27
2% Jan
3
31% F6b
12
36% Jan
15
86
Jan
22
30% Jan
3
28% Jan
19
16
Dec
4
14
11% Dec
11
18% Feb
28
11% Mar 27
28% Dec
7
35% Feb
23
29
69% Apr
3
Feb
2
23
50 Ve Nov
Dec
104
27
'.
Feb
15% Mar
Jan
*
38% Jan
16
Crucible
32
Jan
23
Cuba RR 6%
27% Jan
16
14% May
84
16
10 >/4 Jan
3
Feb
13
31% Jan
2
9'% Sep
14
7% Jan
18
28
3
7
% Aug 20
40
9% Feb
60
;
Feb
12
Jan
8
2
63% July 19
53% Feb
21
Nov
19
19% Jan
2
2
Feb
6
28
49% Nov
28
38% Feb
12
33% Feb
14
49 '/a Nov
28
38% Feb
Oct
1
65
19
1
57% Mar 28
21% Feb
47% Jan
11
12
47
Jan
11
51 % Mar 29
64
Jan
11
/56
Jan
8
56% Nov
23
21
96
24
49% Feb
79% Jan
12
Dec.
86% Mar
17% Mar 19
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
4% July 16
12% Dec 27
6% May 21
Jan
18
I'; 6% Feb
27
12% Jan
17% May 21
30% Dec
3
May 16
5
25
13
29% Jan
2
34
Jan
13
49
Jan
Jan
2
86
Mar
80 % Mar 29
86
Feb
86
Mar
50
Nov
16
76% Dec
19
96
Jan
4
80
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
6
81
Dec
Mar
1
13% J»n
2
8
34% Jan
3
27'/4 Feb
11
5
35% Feb
6
28% Jan
2
31 'A Feb
1
28% Jan
14
Delaware
&
25% Jan
7
Delaware
.
11
20%, Feb 21
8
; •
.
;
31%
23
10%
10%
10%
54
56
56%
56%
57
56%
57%
57%
57%
21
21%
21%,
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
3,600
l
41%
42%
41%
42 'A
41%
42%
42%
43%
42%
43%
22,000
Devoe &
&
Western
42
41%
42
41%
42%
42%
43%
43
53%
54%
54 %
53
53%
52%
53%
51%
53%
53%
54
53
53%
52'A
53
85
85
67
*83
11%
11%
Mar 29
24
Alkali
class
A
14
82
4
32
32
32
1,800
47
47%
46 'A
46 Ve
2,900
83%
*83
83%
81
81
*83
83'%
Douglas
Dover
81
80%
88
89% Feb
'*86%
34%
Jan
110
82
39
Jan
44% Feb
49% Jan
-49
50
29
Jan
v
24
Jan
31
Corp
15
5,400
46%
%
46%
46%
46
46
2.900
40
40
40
40%
40
%
40 y2
3,700
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39'%
6,100
65
*62
60
62%
*62%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18 Ve
*40%
41%
41
41
41%
42%
42%
43
43%
44
38
*30
*30
52
52%
34%
35
*21%.
22
52%
34%
*
33%
14%
14%s
29%
:29.%,„
29%
10
10
58%
9%
*
t
60%
51
51%
,.34'/^
34%
34%
33%
33%
34
34
22%
22%
*22
22
14%
14 %
14%.
30%
30%
30%
9%
9%
59%
59%
10
59%
%
.
14%
30%
3,200
3,100
360
:
*9%
1,800
;
60%
1,400
10
58%
i
.600
*
14%
y.V, 30%
:
900
38
*30
51%
34%
v
800
9,000
78
50
*72
75
*73
26
26
-
*72.;
76
26%
26
26
25%
26
1,200
10%
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46% Jan
18
48% Jan
29
54
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24
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22
50
22
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14% Jan
preferred—
$2.10 preferred
-50
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17% Jan
3
16% Jan
10
DWG Cigar Corp.
—ft
40% Feb
12
179%
180%
109%
109%
36%
36%
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43%
180%
109%
89
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88%
36%
36%
179%
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88%
36%
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800
17
43% Feb
14
48% Dec
57% Aug
26% Nov 28
37
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5
8
19
38
Mar 23
26% Feb
12
47
Jan
7
51% Jan
4
29% Mar 29
Bagle-Plcher Co
Eastern Airlines Inc.
Eastern
*43%
43%
43%
;200
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49%
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46%
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49%
46%
10
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23
150
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54% Dec
100% July 17
18
170
51% Jan 23
22% Nov 30
74
94
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35% Nov
17
'
158 % Feb
64% Jan
14
23% Mar 21
77% Mar 15
27% Jan
14
Jan
3
21% Dec
18
5
2% Nov 28
4% Jan
3
32% Dec 14
27
20
47
Apr 12
44% Feb 10
27
Oct'Si
34
May 16
Nov
20
17% Mar 20
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81
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11
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40
Jan
16
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4
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4
1
21 %
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9
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30% Feb
3% Jan
31
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11% Jan
11
2
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4
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2
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6
36% Jan
17
3
49% Jan
61
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28
29% Jan
15
33% Jan
23
28% Feb
13
31% Mar 28
3
29% Mar 21
5% Mar 8
32% Jan
3
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14
19% Feb
15
21
32% Feb
15
34% Mar 15
15
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34% Mar
9
23'
98
5
25% Jan
11
19% Dec
31
32 % Aug
9
23% Mar 29
27% J an
18% Feb
86
71% Jan
3
77
59
7
62
58
Dec
12 '
go»
footnotes
11-
see
Jan
Feb
2
July 18
page
28.
84
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
14
5%
Emerson
31%
.31%
.'.31%
81%
81 %/
81%
50%
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49 %
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common
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31%
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preferred
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28
57
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27%
152
-2.50
Electric Storage Battery
El
39%
27%
1
f.
C# common
preferred
Co
38%
27 3 4
2
Elastic Step Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
5%
44%
39%
27 %
100
preferred
Products
4%%
17
31% Dec
27
7
4%%
Ekco
18
53% Mar 14
Sep~12
preferred
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Brcs Stores Inc common
Elgin National Wtftch Co
30% Feb
47% Jan
30%
10
com
Co common——10
Elliott
13
13
13% Jan
Dec
6%
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31
30
21V8 Nov
70
1
57% Dec
31
Nov
Mar 28
8
34% Dec
50 '
Jan
19% Dec 20
1
Eastman
28
55% Feb 28
3
10
41% Jan
87
4
29
32% Nov 29
5% Dec
90% Jan
Oct
50
31% Oct
13
Jan
106
29% Dec
81% Feb
Jan
15
25%
4%%
prior preferred
—100
Eastern Stainless Bteel Corp____ft
66
26
21% Jan
3
30
17'
30
Dec
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
5
53% Jan
13
12
Nov
11
5
81% Mar
Mar 12
41% Feb
Apr
.
16% Jan
90
32% Mar
80
23
75% Jan
*43 3'4
44
39%
,
'
30% Mar 13
29% Jan
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Co
29%
29%
900
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
5
5%
10
20%
20%
20 %
20%
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20%
20%
20%
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20%
Endicott Johnsoh Corp common
25
33%
33%
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33%
33%
33%
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86
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85
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65
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65
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;
4.%
preferred
2
31% Feb
7
Equitable Gas Co.
12
20% Jan
7
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Feb
1
Feb
28
5% preferred series A_
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
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8.50
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100
50
6
5%
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I
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40
l
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900
2,200
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62%
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:
2,400
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45%
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.
11,700
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2
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Chemical
Duquesne Light Co
-
'
2,500
.
45%
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7
14%
30
88
2iy4
39%
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36% Mar 18
21%
21%
17%
25
Common
1
21
17%
50c
Duplan Corp
2
1
*86%
;
21%
40
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Drewrys Limited USA
Dunhill International
Mar 27
21
39%
1
Corp
Aircraft/
88
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45%
10
common
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'
Jan
13
32
47%
39%
.
78
15
110
88
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28
,
300
32%
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10%
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.
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3,400
47%
81
88
13%
9
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50
11%
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13
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87
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82
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21%
10%
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46
82
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83%
13%.
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43% Jan
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2
176% Mar
6
83%
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~
11%
43
17%
52% Jan
5
*83
No par
1
29
47
87
11
I
32
47%
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2
18
31%
47%
15
17% Jan
Feb
*12%
32%
47
14
11
Jan
13
6%
13
"
31%
2
Co
Dixie Cup Co common
5H conv preferred series
Dresser
52%,
1
Stores
Diana
8
54
*5%
*
6
11%
Dobeckmun Co (The)—
Dr Pepper Co
83% Jan
53% Mar
6
11%
1,000
53%
iff
Match
;
55% Jan
'
'
*12%
100
$1.50 cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
"
50
18
■'■V 6
53%
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•
18,000
10%
l
34
42% Feb
104% Jan
27
10%
10%
l
Hudson
du Pont de Nem
Feb
10%
42
.5
.
Raynolds
Diamond
Dow
5
10%
53%
100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilpiss Co
2
6
10%
10
Diamond.
38% July 12
'• Dec 11
*53
X46%
25
Jan
12
1,000
20%
1
No par
-
46
Jan
67
Jan
32
No par
common
common
preferred
56 % Mar 26
"7% Mar
*31%
19%
61% Mar 15
75% Mar 12
20% Jan
'
3,200
27%
29
14
21
32
19%
14
28
10%
*31%
27%
Jan
•
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32
19%
91
Jun
*31%
%
28
24% Jan
Nov
32%
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2.50
191/4
11% Jan
14%
2,200
27%
14% Jan
47
8%
19%
2
19
81/»
27%
12% Jan
Dec
8%
8%
19%
16 % Mar 21
44%
8%
8
27%
2
Dec
8%
19%
10% Jan
Dec
8%
28
9
46
8%
19%
2
43
4,800
8%
27%
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44
•
9%
61%
19%
Jan
Dec
22%
9%
61%
28%
75
-
22%
9%
61%
28%
28
95% Sep
22%
9%
61%
*19%
23% Jan
9% Mar 14
23% Dec
22%
230
&C
5
39
22%
500
32,200
31%
27
10
Divco-Wayne
3
■22%
30%
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62
24
•
23
.23
t
9%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd—*—2
99% Jan
23
31%
27
No par
8
26
23
30%
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30 '/e
17
20
27
29%
24% Feb
Jan
*26
14%
47% Feb
83% Dec
26 %
29%
62% Jan
33
30%
26 %
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14
Apr
121% Feb
29%
9%
14
237
30%
26%
29%
5
29
16,000
99
15%
17
102% Dec 28
2,100
50%
30%
23
175% Nov
?
29%
50%
16%
15% Jan
3
29%
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9%
',34% Jan
"11% Jan
17
30
30
v
700
4.400
10,200
61%
2
21% Feb
12
10%
14 ;
11% Jan
15%
11%
61%
29% Feb 21
12%, May 23
15%
11%
30
60% Aug
1
15
11%
*29%
75
Sep
39% Apr
14
14%
12
28%
15%
29
Jun
28%
15
11%
29%
12
6% Oct
*28%
14%
12 %
30%
26
10%
28%
14%
12
14%
Dec
16% Nov 23
28%
14%
9%
16,% Feb 23
44% Nov 20
*28%
14%
12%
*61 %
39% Mar
82% July
5
50% Dec 31
28%
fi
37'% Mar 13
,
14,000
12%
30
2
10
29
?
29%
31
Jan
90
*28%
1,700
36
*84%
29%
Jan
72% May 28
18% Dec
3
35%
90
15
39
57
35%
35%
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'
30 %
26% Dec
7
,1.900
2%
14%
57% Jan
12
Mar 29
Jan
6,900
5%
2%
29%
40
19
211%
*5%
2%
30
9
23% Oct
20%
5%
30%
47
21
31% Jan
21%
2%
35%
90
170
*5%
15
Mar
12% Nov 29
35
21
.
29%
44
Apr
2%
29%
10
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co
13
5%
*2%
15
Jan
7
5%
2%
29%
37
Dec
21%
5%
2%
30
2
10
21%
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20
Co
&
7%
23
Nov
21%
5%
2%
10
Jan
62
21%
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10
16,800
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50c
22"% Jan
17
162%
_8
common
65
35 V* Jan
*159%
163
31%
11
15
162%
V 900
4,800
88
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29%
30%
Deere
Mar 18
27
*159%
*86%
*
Decca Records Inc
17
Nov
%
26%
Delaware Power & Light Co
13JS0
Denv &. Rio Grande West RR_No par
Detroit Edison
20
Feb
30%
30%
2
♦Feb
95%
14
61% Jan
T 49
21%
162
88
*93%
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24
12
:
161%
*86%.
95%
30%
2%
30
100
29
13% Aug 27
161'%
160
88
•
Jan
16
18
May 25',
29%
31% Jan
26
9
*93%
30%
<
14%:
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41% Jan
6
*86%
95%
29%
21%
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;
88
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67%
98
79
3
*86%
93%
300
23%
66%
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43 % Dec
29
88
30%
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50%
39% Jan
32
67%
29%
2
38
23%
67%
98
28
51
23%'
50c
24% Dec
29% Nov
67%
100
9
13% Jan
t
68
50%
25
17% Jun
;
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Dayton Rubber Co
9
:• 31%
•:
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<
291/4
38% Jan
20
67%
;
37% Jan
Dec
52%
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98%
41% Feb
60% Aug 13
44% Apr
5
33%
*50%
66%
51%
July 25
23
33%
52%
65%
8
Feb
31% Nov
24
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.
,,
30
May 14
38% Dec 14
32
Apr 11
43% Jan 31
■
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23% Jan
14% Feb
26%
33%
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68%'
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98%
Inc
Lack
26% Feb 13
19 % Mar 28
500
5,800
'
24
28%
-
100
4
32%
52%
66%
24
32:%
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52%
50%
C
27% Dec
v
32%
65%
65%.
29%
B
25% Oct
48
12,500
32%
*50%
.
'
51
series
12
23
36 %
98 'A
series
4
Feb
38% Jan
37%
30
3.90%
Jan
;.L 33% Jun 25
64
Nov
7
371/4
.
50 5it
Preferred
82
21
27
37%
55%;
5%
100
1
47
36%
35
A
25
25% Apr
26,300
36 %
35%
63%
37%
90
series
Sep
31% May 18
11,800
62%
34%
3.75%
Feb
8
57%
35 %
63%
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3.75%
29
10
56 %
35%
62%
90
Preferred
99
18% Sep
57%
35%
63%
35
Preferred
8
26% May 28
56%
35%
61%
34%
4
18
36% Jun
55 %
•35%
*84%
27
12
16% Mar 12
56%
35%
98%
preferred series A
12% Dec
14,600
62%
69
21%
i';//
j
20% Jun
7%
36
j:'
52%
66
160
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Davton Power & Light common
7
2
24
400
7,600
.
7%
51
Corp common
3%%
5,600
50
7%
99
Dan River Mills Inc
25
43% Feb
Dana
23%
49%
.
7%
98%
Class A
9
7
50%
50%
common
Cutler-Hammer
*22%
23
v
5
.
Publishing
Curtis-Wrigbi
1
31
44% Jan
32%
30%
a
com
$4
prior preferred
Frior preferred $1.60
25
50
60%
•
11% Dec
22
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Curtis
23
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23
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65
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7
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14
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79
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4
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3
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52
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164
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PRICES
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23
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29
50%
.
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Wednesday
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13
23
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—
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41
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Jan
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2
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RECORD
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Lowest
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Chronicle... Monday, April 1, 1957
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
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22% Feb
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29
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26
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1
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12
1
135
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61
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14
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26
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23
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4
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27
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12
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23
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14
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10
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16
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14
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19
53
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8
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13
50 Mi Aug
2
44% Jan
18
48 Ms Jan
4
Florida
Power
18
43% Jan
3
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Dec
12
83 Ma Dec
10
5.1
Feb
13
77
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109
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159
82
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30
100
62
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11
9
88
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.
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10
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28
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42
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67
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10,300
332,200
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25 Ma Feb
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37 Mi
37 Ma
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10 '
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13% Jan
Feb
.2.100
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16%
27 Vk
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preferred
37 Ma Jan
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677 k
83
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99
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63 Mi
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128
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11
45
190
•
39 Ms "
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107
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19
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31
3,100
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27
33%
41%
,
100
—1100
preferred
46% Feb
Nov
2.600
:
>903/i
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357k ,'35%
15%
100
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
25 Ma Feb
Dec
6,000
63 Mi
139
91
37 Mk
13/64'
43 %
com—2.50
preferred.
conv
9
77
114'/a
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•
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-
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18
34
17
63 %
'
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;
55,300
387k
91
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387k
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26,400
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43
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129 Ma
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9 Mi Jan
58
37
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31
170
3,900
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42 Mk
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38%
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6
16
Jan
.
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1,200
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129 Ma
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58%
:
56 Vs
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12
57%
130
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91"
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,
.
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General Refractories
22
100
78
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42
17
62
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27 ' Mar
37% Jan
5
78
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.
130
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,
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.
,
J' 237k
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121 Ma Apr
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102
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10
May 17
29 Ms
99s/»
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23%
41%
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36 Mb
36%
"
■-,
132
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132
;.23Ms
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130
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conv
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%
Mar 20
18% Jan
J 6% Mar 18
Precision
$1.60
11
50% Jan
96
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Vij,
-43
:
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Ms Mar 28
*
4
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99%
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78
78
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7
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—
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General Portland Cement Co-:
-
2
13
Apr
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59
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100 Ma
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78
9%
131 Ma
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130 "
18Ms
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preferred
General
7
-
37% Feb
11
8
4% Jan
Feb
90
.41
'•
42
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r
Motors
56 VM
117 k
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33% Jan
«
18 Ma Dec ■ *7
53% Dec 19
36
*
23
29 Mi Dec
38
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28
59
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.
100
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58
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100
78
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129
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preferred
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100 Ma
; «84VV--83%" ff;v 84'%*:;84%
■
—10
Co
Instrument
General
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4
29% July 18
29
32 Ma Oct
Dec
5%
198
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; 91% Feb
-l
39% Mar 29
16
11/64 Ma
-29
V
*'.'59
...
2,100
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300
15 '/s
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*
25
31% MaT 12
'
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68
Va
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5R-
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9Mk
-40
———-1
General Mills common
4
30
*
31
Electric
General
;
21.
preferred
Dynamics Corp
General
-
Jan
115 Ma Jan
4
29"%
,
78Va
-
■:^"'24
;
100
;—
General Finance
4
11
com—No par
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6%
.
3
-
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Co
78
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43% Jan
2
•
Jan
115
2
84Ma Jan
35% Aug 24
43k Dec
38 Ma Feb
33% Jail
3
10
18 Ms Jan'
2
109 Ma Jan
16
50 Mi Feb
•
59% Mar 19
49Mi Mar 20
40 Ml May 28
Feb
6 Ms
Corp
preferred
7%
.
Cigar
5
50% JUly 23
4Mb
15Vk'
.
'
180
.—No par
—5
preferred
13
•'
7*4 Ma
V -'1**53 ".
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29%
100
9Ma.
General Cable Corp com——No par
4% 1st preferred
—
lino
A
13% Jan
•
-
—8
27
13
15
"
34 Ms Feb
,
,
",59,'
2:)M«
22% Feb
-
4Mb
99'%
59% Dec
65% Aug
■*53
50
Investors com—1
$4.50 preferred
——100
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7
•-
;
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1
Dec
preferred
*4 Va
25
45 Ms Oct
11
1
30
81% Feb
„
10
Jan
Jan
Ind.—
American
General
128Mb Jail
13
23
Oct
Jan
9
10% Aug 50
22 Ma Doc
119
72
2
52% Mar 18
30% Jan
101
>
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'
5% Jan
9
26% Jan
5
73% Dec
1
Dec
31
19
106% Mar
May 22
125
19
Dec
51
3
99Ma Sep
4 Ma Feb
5
30% Nov
27
25% Jan
..
:
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70
6,800
.
105
49%
10%
3o"/s
52 VB
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86
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50
38 Va
.
16 Ms
Gamewell
.
49 Mi
•
55 Ma
.
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103'/a
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12
52
46 Ma
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97
56%
8
•
;
49%
38 MB
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,
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101
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86
86
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16 7k
11
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58'/s
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57 Ms
43Me Jan
14Ma Dec
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2,500
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16%
36 Ma Jan
13
30
3,300
56%
12
54% Dec
29 Mi
27 Va
167/b
12
,
90C
27 Mk
91 Mb
30 Mi Feb
4
800
2,200
2 7 Ma
57%
36 Mi Feb
9
30
8mb
27 Ms
28 Ms
27 Mb
16 31
8
23
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27%
57%
43 Va Jan
Jan
7,600
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91
11
Jan
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52 Ma
2
42% Feb
Jan
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30 Ms
273/i
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10
800
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128
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6
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800
54
37%
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26
31
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97
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6
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103
53%
49 Ma
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5%
convertible preferred
-50
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58
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58
23
6% Feb'
32% July 31
37Ms
.
53%
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87
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57
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29%
58
55 Ma
26%
397«
13
-
29
1C3
900
21.200
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1
9% Feb
9
29
>
58
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27 Mk
28 Mb
■
28
5,300
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,
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.
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28
29%
103
56
46%
8
25% Feb
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267b
28
54%
51%
14
30% Sep
29 Mb
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9% Jun
3
87 k
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15%
33%; •
19
/
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1,000
67
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._1
6% Dec
9M« Jan
19
297k
55%
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Co
Foster-Wheeler
107 Mi Mar 18
73% Mar 27
Mar 29
Ma
103
55
1,700
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97Mi Mar 20
94
29
19
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.
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■
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29 Vs
19
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28
26%
'
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1C3
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26 Mi
.
Co..No par
Dairies Inc
L
78
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preferred
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10
11% Dec
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*8%
26
-28
'
10 Ma
convertible
3%%
3
24
35% Feb
33 Ms
cum pfd ser of '51—15
Machinery & Chem Corp
10
Ford
8
41% Apr
34
9
23Mb
12 Ma
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■
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34
.
; 56
30%
;*i9
38 Vh
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:
34
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10%
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57
•
337/H
30
15 7k '
48 Mk
6 Vk
15%
n
21 Ma
19 Mu '
14,100
157k
Mk
49
6 Vk
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:
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38
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59% Mai- 19
12
Co
15
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57
48%
6Vk
:i
15
37Mk
30 Mb
6,200
10;«
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37%
5
Corp
& Light
67
207b
19
56%
23Mk
*.
"
20'^
$4.20 div
Food
91 Me Mar 25
3
Feb
Stove
56 Ma
15 Mi- '
37%
5
preferred
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48 M«
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».
23 Mk
207k
'
No par
Power
36% Feb
*
$4
*54
.
7.80C
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.
37 Ma
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—
;48%
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6;ls
Co
(The)
48
15%
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67
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67
47 Va
157 B
.23 Va.
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common
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Co
•
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23 Va
15
6'%
23%
100 !
First National Stores-
16
14%
58
:
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567k
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6.25
com
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1
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&
23%
56 Vi
56 Ma
&
12
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10
preferred
10
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207«
—.5
2
92
41
NY
107k
12%
44
37%
1
Jan
8
400
*43Vb
20%
—5
96 Ma Jan
Feb
1,300
44
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58'/s ;
37 Mk
,10
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
66
86
;;'*63 11"
49 Mi
37 Vs
25
1-.,
9
106
2
86
15%
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-
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2.50
Mfg Co
Phenix Fire Inc
86 Va
23 Ma
15%.
6%
■
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36 Vs'
12 Vs.
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;
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15
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"
27
Feb
41
12
Co
87
"10%
-
13
,48 :', i
Fibreboard Paper Prod coin__No par
4%
cum
conv
preferred-:
100
14
29Mi Jan
83 Ma Mar 15
101% Jan
3
12% Feb
3
29
3
54 Ma Feb
27
Dec
106% Jan
21
10% Jan
33% Nov
26 Mb Jari
23
Board
Tarrant
8c
'
29
Oct
'
l^'s
.1
*15%
2
cumulative preferred
Dept Stores
31% Jan
>
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'
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Paper
4.6%
;
1,500
87
55 %
56 Ms*
-
.
10%;
common ——1
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9
31% May
Feb
19
16
55%* ,56 Ma
56
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27 Ms Jan
10
37% Mar 14
24Vk
16
*43%
"''23%
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/
237k
16MB
44%
18
pfd 1953 series
50
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Federal Pacific Electric Co.
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18
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24 Vi
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44
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23%
16%
44 Va
•
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24 %
16%
33
'
the Week
Mar. 29
23%
87
v
Friday
Mar. 26
16%
88%
.50
54% Jan
12
.51% Feb
27
preferred series B
Feb7!!
6
-41% Aug 17
No par •:
sajfai fur
Thursday
24
*43%
Engine 8c Airplane Corp^l •
Pajardo Sugar Co.
e
20 i
FaJatcif Brewing Corp
1"
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1
PRICES
16%
88 Mi
issued"
Falitaaki Morse A Co._
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13
SALE
Mar. 27
237«
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13 Mi Feb
•
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com
21
HIGH
Wednesday-
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11
23% Feb" 26-
23%
AND
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Mar. 25
3
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Dec 27
31 Ms Jan
43
-
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9%
17
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:
17
10
Jan
12% Jan
■16
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Co
E*-nello Corp
7
'
-
65
18
10Ma Mar 28
12% Mar 26
6..
75 % Mar
■
21
;
Products
'Monday
.*
Evereharp Inc
10.
44% Feb
55 Ml Feb
.
•
10% Sep 26"
•-•'15 Mi Nov 13
•15% Dec 28. ;
--20 '. Apr il'
•'21% Oct
93 % Jan
Mar 12
•'
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Evans
3
*
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
V v.-r
,
43
23
RECORD
STOCKS"-
Year 1956
18%
30%
18%
30 Vk
30 Ms
18'/a
600
16%
16%
45.000
*85%
86%
60
18%
*
16 %
*84
*
16%
86
5,600
,
21
22
(1530)
The Cvmmercial and. 'Financial Chronicle
:
NEW
YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1956
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27 % Jail
8
35% Jan
13
Jan
3
9% Nov
23
■j"b
29 % Dec
39% Mar 23
12
76'/a Dec
21
83% Jan
23
Mar 14
98
147% July 26
NEW
Highest
YORK
32% Sep
26
83% Dec
27
42% Mar 20
103% Feb
Pec 17
100
28
Feb
6
108
19
105% Feo 23
17
Sep
45% July 25
LOW
STOCK
27% Mar 12
34% Jan
14
Grumman
2
11% Jan
32% Jan
15
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf Mobile <fc Ohio RR
7
80% Jart
16
12
123% Jan
2
Jan
9
29% Mar 21
74% Mar
107'/a Feb
11
34% Jan
24
85% Jan
3
93% Feb
$S
7
97
Feb
27
Jan
96
24
39% Feb
37% Mar 29
13
94
Pat
Aircraft Corp
No par
com
M.20
10
29%
>29% H 29%
76%
76%
*76%
118%
119%
Utilities
Jan
29
preferred
preferred
41% Feb
21
Hsckensack
89% Jan
17
Halliburton Oil
36%
100
preferred
dividend
283«
10
10
30.
29%
76%
119%
"76-s
119
76%
119%
119%
char en
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r.
28%
9%
4.100
29%
29-%
76%
29%
76 Ja
2.900
76 Va
120%
120%
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6.100
9%
35,700
28 V4
400
Co—
No par
dividend
$4.40 dividend
118%
28
the Week
Friday
Ma
juar.
10%
29%
77%
Sales for
-
Thursday
28 %
9%
25
*
$4.44
29%
28
28%
10
No par
Corp
PRICES
iuar.»
27%
10
SALE
Wednesday
Mar.
28%
9%
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
25
.
28
l
Common
,
Mar
1
preferred—:
Gulf Oil
5
Jan
91
Mot: day
EXCHANGE
Gulf States
90
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
100
37%
*92
100
37;
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37
37
92
*91
92
*9o%
9?%
*9b%
97 Va
97
17;4
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97%
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9 7-4
*94
9 7%
40%
40%.
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40%
77% *
78-.»
79
80
21
20%
20%
*20%
20%
24 %
24%
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24%
98
*95
98
37%
"13
96%,
97%
36%
96%
..
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93
96 %
96%
!
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92
<
37 %
37%
5.100
37'%.
92
...
..
140
97
*91
160
H
39 % Dec
10
58% Feb
92
Nov
13
4
24
% Dec
19
"
76% Mar 25
20% Mar 11
20% May
24
19
Jan
24
27
Sep
18
24
Mar 27
28 % Jan
87
Jan
24
107
Sep
18
98
Mar 22
111% Jan
33
Nov
26
48
Jan
Nov
if
26
45%
Jan
27
62
12
69
Jan
7
Feb
15
146
48% Dec 20
38% July 31
24% Nov 20
35Apr
25
39
Mar 27
Feb
128% Jan
15
Feb
11
46'/a Jan
33% Feb
12
May 22
5% Oct 31
32% Dec
16
25% Feb
28
27%
39
13
Aug
Mar 12
9
Mar
1
Feb
23% Feb
37
28
14% Feb
15
16% Jan
34% Mar 27
25
11
89% Feb
27
74% Jan 21
76
Jan
46% Mar 29
86% Jan
7
50
Jan
7
90
Mar
Dec
19
47
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85 % NOV
15
101
Jan
5
Dec
11
Aug
6
17
Oct
Dec
3
23
33% Nov
(W
Helme
<G Wj
32% Mar 25
34% Mar
3
8
21 % Mar 16
20
27% Jan
Heller
16
15
Feb
14
17% Jan
51% July 19
21
45% Dec
l
22
24% Jan
35
Jan
21
Feb
24
111
Jan
2
115% Jan 30
33%
5
27%
27%
100
16%
23%
32%
32%
32%
32 "2
*32%
15% :
*15%
15%
15'%
15%
39%
40%
39
39%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
40%
39%
39%
39%
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
2 1/12
common
64
2
78
9%
Dec
12
22% Jan
7
25
10 % Jan
10
12
20% Jan
7
14% Apr
12% Dec
26
12
12
6% Apr 11
18% Oct 22
10% Feb
Nov
15
19% Feb
25
32 % Jan
16
29
31% Dec
5
40
20
33% Feb
Feb
16
74
35% Jan
30
Dec
26
]1 % Jan
13
23
17
56
89
8% Jan
23
12% Feb
10
35% Dec
29% Mar
*
26
24% Sep
% Jun
1!)
52% July 17
103% Mar 16
4% Nov 23
21% Jan
Feb
25
Aug
28% Jan
Hollander
Holly Sugar Corp
10
2
-
5% Jan
28
6% Jan
2
26
28% Jan
10
16% Jan
3
36
Jan
25
Jan
18% Jan
22
3
3
14
Dec
11
6
77
Jan
2
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
84
% Jan
8
87% Jan
90
Dec
26
105
28
88
Jan
7
41% Jan
12
Dec
3
57% Aug 17
20
18% Jan
15% Nov 29
~3
26% Mar 19
85
12% Feb
15
3% Apr
23
1% Feb
5% Feb
11
4 %
99
7% Jan
pec 13
27% Dec
57% Oct
50
Jan
41% Dec
13
79% Feb
4% Feb
12
88
Jan
32% Jan
12
10
35% May
3
29% Jan
17
1
72% May
4
22
21
51
Jan
19
9
53
Apr
5
11
55
Jan
9
50
44
Dec
27
54% Apr
3
45% Jan
44
Dee
12
53
Feb
10
45
26% Jun
20
30
Nov
13
Jan
36
1
2
Nov
19
11% May
11
50% Mar 13
59
Feb
13
151
Dec
31
76% Jun
8
52% Dec
20
Dec
47 % Jan
83 % Dec
85% July 20
400
May 15
33% May 28
143 % Dec
6
69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
87% Dec
15% Feb
12
7
85
Sep
13
94
Feb
15
38
Dec
Feb
23
32% Mar 12
88
Jan
11
Lighting
35% Feb
Jan
U
2%
*
5%
pfd
conv
-4.08%
4.20%
50
25% Feb
12
107% Jan
11
17% Jan
86
Feb
4
2
2l
13
Mar 19
98% Mar 20
2
124% Jan
14
38% Jan
2
40% Feb
20
44
2
51% Jan
30% Feb
13
29% Feb
12
33% Mar 15
International
49% Jan
2
38% Jan
International
3C
58% Mnr 29
49% Jan
7
54
7%
20
'
;
30% Feb
12
Feb
9
15 % Aug 27
32% Jan
2
13% Jan
7
18% Dec
27
14% Feb
19
2
Nov
30
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
19 % Jan
30
31% Mar 11
Inter type
30% Feb
21
23% Dec
32
18
27% Jan
24 % Jan
2
28 % Mar 29
Iowa-Illinois Gas Ar Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
43 % Feb
12
53% Jan
Island Creek
56% Nov
130
Feb
19
7
123
Jan
2
conv
130
Jan
28
2
22
*8%
9
8%
10
29%-
900
;
1,300
28%
81"%,
27%
36 «4
153:%
32 %
32'A
32 »A
28%
28 %
28
28 Va
27 %
27%
28%
70
-
74%
105%
10%
9%
95%
95%
94%
96%
*93%
*94
19
97
19%
,
*73%
74 3 i
105'%
105%
10
94%
96
96
94
94
*93
94%
95
100
20
20
19%
20
2,100
96%
96 %
97
310
*116
118
*116
33%
*32
33%
*32
116%
100
39%
39
39%
39%
39%
1.500
47
33%
V
47
47
•
47
47%
700
116%
119
33%
*32
33 Va
32'/«
32%
31%
32%
32%
32 Vi
32%
32%
32
32%
14,600
54%
54%
54%
54%
54 7
55
56
58
58%
58%
2.200
31%
31
31%
*32
13
31
*34 Vi
—
3C i
*32
33Vi
_.
*57
'
31
%
%
80%
13%
13%
137«
'13n4
137a
13%
14%
13"s
14%
29%
29
No par
.
»
31
31
5
-
<53%
*52%
3.50
28%
2.9 Va
28 Vi
29%
29%
30
30%
31
31 %
31%
31%
: l'
31%
31%
31 Va
31
31
28%.
28
45%
44%
__lo
27%
27%
50c
45%
46%
1
95
96
*16%
Coal common-
4.2C0
18,300
20
47
preferred
14.600
9%
97%
96
39%
;
9%
4
19%
*
47
Corp
4,900
74%
39%
1
570
2,400
106%
39 3
;
13,400
27%
9%
47%
25
310
5,600
2,600
27%
*73%
u
118
-
200
28%
105'A
47%
>1
-
32%
74%
*93
96
*116
118
*116
19 7
85'/a
19%
96%
4,300
2,800
154%
'9%
95'%
•
96
7,000
6,900
323a
,
105%
10
05'%
8,300
153%
154
9%
*73
105%
-
29
1051'a
74%
*72.
104%
10
104%
36%
36%
154:%
36 V8 -
91
519%. 519%
36%
36%
520
32 V4
*154
47'%
283a
28%
27%
517
518
46
22%
'
-*90
32
5
ts
91
32
36'/2
-
91
28'%
517
45%
*47
4 7'A
-
.83
22%
'
47
91
28 V4
28%
23
47%
89%
517
46%
"*2258
23
47'
90
516
45 %
45'%
*22%
47'%
82%
83 »A
37
158
*150
'
82%
82%
44 %
23
*89
T
519%
30
45'4
47
158
9
77%
77
76%
75^4
*150
158
36%
36%
35%
76%
75
*150
81%
*22%
36%
36
75 Va
44%
■
.
3
88%
517
36 Vu
158
*150
•
39 %
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
$6
87a
153%
'
Jan
87it
36%
.25
13
cum
8%
.
300
.
47
29 %
i
49
*45
30
153%
Telep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp com__5
28
$1.40
"48
47
25
preferred
% Dec
.
49
No par
32
25
51
*48
36%
No par
z
common
55% July 26
39% Mar 16
Feb
45
47%
*50
*29'%
31%
100
International Shoe
5
*44%
*46
51
*45
153%
No par
com
5%
6
,
45'A
47 %
56'4
47
31%
No par
Silver
3.500
297a
153%
—7;50
common
$4 preferred
International
4.900
49
25
100
preferred _1
International Salt
3.800
51:%
45
100
-
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
35'i
29%
*48
80%
45%
27%
No par
*
preferred
58
Feb
common
Nickel of Canada
No par
tar national Packers Limited
—15
37% Apr
35
No par
International Paper
24,700
59%
~
29 7'8
75
1
81
80%
No par
.
Machines
Int'l
38'A Jan
7.
.
Intl Hydro-Electric Sys class A
Intfl Minerals & Chemical com
98% Mar 15
112% Jan
% Jan
76
88%
4%%
*%
*
51
V
54 V4
;
47
35%
35%
158
100
94% Mar 26
19
35%
75%'
1150
Nj par
preferredInterlake
Iron Corp
144% May
19
1
No par
21
1
1,200
8%
8%
Jan
7
49
;
47%.
900
21%
46
«44%
45
-
50%
30 Va
35'4
35'A
35
30-s
29%
48
Mar 13
51
*43
;.
47
29%
23
14
45
*47
'47%
*50
*45
49
44 %
2D
Jan
*45
*47*
-
'
58%".
4%
6,400
59
55%
59 Va
*47%
Jan
10
54%
58%
*22%
29% Jan
207a
34%
—100
—
30
20%
21"(i
59 "t
1
preferred
*21
85'',
20%
'
30
99 %
21
700
8'%
4%
4'%
4 .%
55%
5
7
17
*29% '.29%
V
33%
20
7%
4%
.
.54%
:
Intl Harvester
4%
85
83 %
83
33 "4
Inspiration Cons Copper
25
9
54 %
60%
45%
Inturanshares Ctfs Inc—.
Interchemical Corp common
11
-900
2%
9
59
2
32% Mar 29
2%
9 'A
53%
5
38% Jan
2%
87«
33%
Mar
156% Jan
-12,100
*2" i
60%.
Jan
2
2o/,o00
7,000
12%
33%
2^%
14
Hi!
12 Va
.
9%
*8%
.
.
82%
21
52
Business
u
iid
,4
54%
.
common-
Int'l
31,400
Mexico
preferred
Inland Steel Co
2
9%
82%
21%
«
"4 C
50%
*12%
;=
1%
12
.*12%.
60%
6%
3
„
."4%:
4%
55% Jan, 11
11% Feb
91
De
85'/a
87%
2%
'2%
.
*•
•82%
30
29 7
2,40.0
12%
12
„
.12.;
53% ;
par
3,700
26
100
49%
503'i
33%
100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
*82 Va
*98
No par
S A
38% Feb
33% Jan
21
500
17%
*86
No par
common
Electrica
43% Nov 29
34% Apr 20
29% Jan
4
120% Dec
"29
20
3,600
■
'
*')"
83
4%
lo
Co
Industrial Rayon
4
73
10
2%
8%
82%
—5
„
Indianapolis Power
8
115%
16
A
Central RR Co
Illinois Power
11
3
July
series
Refrigerator Co
Idaho Power Co
Illinois
14
12
70% Mar 13
■
.
"
'
Hussmann
1
v.jja
8%
9,600
38%
85%
U
%
1:;
,
'
preferred
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hupp Corp common
1
■
'.
11%
°% Mar 20
12
U
U
12
11'4
*45
10
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
Hi
11%
noncumulative
1,800
36 'A
17%
25%
86
50".
...
*38 Va
.
100
5:;
12,4
*48
29
4".e'
59
.„
2I
*26
26
86
600
4,400.
36%
'
n:
50
145% Jan
4Q7'-.
11%
50
9% Jan
144
49 %
12%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
& Light
No
Jan-
5Va
26%
87%
11 %
1
35% Jan
5%
26 %
100
12%
Feb
537
*82%
*97
1
5%
30% Mar 13
12
5%
*86
100
1
45
98 % Feb
13
49%
1
Feb
85%
87%
*80
*97
23
69% Jan
21% Apr
104% Apr
48 %
*82%
87%
100
Feb
3
106% Mar 13
Power—No par
&
85 %
*98%
27% Jan
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
7
*83%
*87
100
51,
27% Mar 25
200
-
96
26%
5%
*26
>
59 V
*82'%
100
Too
A2,
—
preferred
47%
498
15,100
-
36 Va"
a
35%
85%
preferred—
preferred
4.40%
457«
92
26
36 3
17%
*50
2
3,000
20%
59 Va
38%
*47
Jan
200
.
6,700
16', 2
95
17%
*45
87
..
a
15%
36%
35%
*.73
25%
50
5
5%
26
59%
%
37%
95
*33 Va
50
4
9
*19%
36%.'
>
177«
50
12
33%
*93
.
36%
26 Vi
preferred
44% Feb
33% Apr
•5%
w-,
60
'59%,
37%
94
;
JHudson & Manhattan coin—_10o
8
99% Jan-
94
■r
38%
n
9
Feb
36%
*26
Howard Stores Corp
Sound Co
11
88% Jan
38 %
738%
cumulative
42% Feb
3,300
10%
"30 Va
30%..
'.'17%
4.42%
20% Jan
260
19'/a
9-a
20 7
20
'
21'A
°97/a
16%
"
20
-30%'
:-kf,
17%
15
69% Mar 20
15:%
15%
20
'■}
82%
13%
..
9%'
26 %
Jan
24% Mar 13
174
5%
48
156
*9%
*20%.
59:
•36 %
25%
4
39% Jan
10 "a
19'A
38 "a
-
Howe
Mar 11
61% Jan
28% Sep 21
25% Jun 22
5 %
25%
cumulative preferred
12
31
1
25
:
cumulative preferred
4
*9%
18%
9%
8
13 7 jj
«
30%'
"\5W■-
4.70%
Mar .18
20%
400
4,800
70%*
'
21'A
21
Va
10
15,300
,.
82'A
18%
21
",20
20%
•
36% .37%
96
"
4.26%
8% Feb
13%
13%
00%
36%
36
*94
__
11
16
Dec
59
5
No par
common
20
35
93
37%
83
17%
4
63% Jan
61% Feb
25
41% July 25
lo
-
Co
Feb
Feb
550
87.%;-
Feb
Feb
35% Dec 31
37 %
46% Mar
Jan
27% May 23
12.50
52
79
7
x3»%
47
73
Feb
*20
30% '
8
148
103
20%
*:w>%
15
Mar
6
6
13%
*20%
*30
21
Jan
13
20
13%
_10
1
9 %
9%
83
83
1S%
;18%
preferred
-
20%
10
18%
9%
9%
43% Jan
Feb
23
*9%
45
100% Dec
165
20
13
9
5
21%
21
03
600
29"a
*69
70%'
*69
a
x264
Industria
*7% Apr
33% Dec
18 %
9 %
85
701
*33 %
H«"<nnn
14
19% Feb
Jan
10
18%
*69
29'A
17%
3
51% Mar
100
1,200
'
133i< .13%
.
26%
28
5% Jan
55
260
300
.
14,500
49%
51
*36%
30
36%
-13%;
-
38 %
10% Mar 14
2
60% Aug 15
21%
*9%
—5
conv
4%
8
25
23
21
1
~
69
-
*83
50c
14-
36%
36. Va'
13%
29%
29%
36%
14
17%
18
23% Jan.
,
50% Dec
44
Jan
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
13
19% Nov 29
27% Feb
July 26
84
2.50
Electrochem
3%%
3% Mar 15
,
1,200
-
.
114%
49%
>43'A
\
25%
•
15
18% Jan
13
23
10
84
BO Mar 19
26
11 % Mar 26
11% Apr
Jan
69 ',
29%
36%
*
51.
*38 %
17
54% Jan
5% Nov 30
6!)
preferred
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
Mar 13
48% Mar 22
A Mar 19
114 %
49%
*49'A
51
29%
%
common
convertible
5%
1
,1% NOV 20
64
69
•'
com—3
98 % Mar 19
Feb
33 *;2'
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common--No par
29
75
Mar
—100
Hotel Corp of America
A
38% Mar 13
26% Jan
83
96
13"%
$4.25 preferred
8
25% Feb
5%
Hooker
10
Feb
2
6
28
*36
14:-
Homestake Mining—
Honolulu Oil Corp —
4
*39% Jan
97
23 Va
*32 %
114%
49%
600
16%
23 Va
33%
*113%
49%
16%
16%
23%
-
36 %
(A) & Sons
87%
-
'
5
71% Jan.
11
Jan
18
.
113%
*49'-4
28%
Co
40% Jan
Mar 25
Feb
Furnace
11
31
18% July U
40
59 *"
Holland
40
49 Va-
49%
36%
13%
Corp
16% Jan
-.31
11
33
10
49%
49%
27%
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
22% Jan
,
Feb
..Jan'--7
91
49%
51%
(conv)—No par
2nd pfd
Hotels
49 %'
49
*49%
'
9% Mar 18
29 % Oct
Hilton
*86%
10%
24
39%
cum
*86%
600
1,500
46%
87%
23%
1
9% Feb
87%
-
*16%
32%
$4%
46%
*86%
%
15%
22
47
13%
*86%
32
17
*46%
300
23%
5
19% Feb
46:'i«
1,700
ir
87%
Heyden Newport Chcm Corp
3Va% preferred series A
17% Feb
46%
*74%
16%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
7
47
76
23%
7
7
46%
*74%
16%
4
25
76
24%
9
12% Jan
*74%
15
*27 'A
16%
14% Jan
25% Sep
76
29 %
15
15 V4
27%
27 Vi
<125
129
31
27%
r.
*125
.
'2-7%.
.
45%
45-'
.
129
31
i
27%
*
23
44
*126
~
.
45
1-y
28
■
•
44%
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129
.
*126
4.200
2,700
13.000
1.900
28'A
3.100
45
6,700
123
i
4
Nov
19
22% Dec
13
32% Oct
1
10% Mar 19
3% Feb
4
4% Jan
Oct
15
1
23 % Feb
4'a
4%
11
28% Jan
9
48% Apr
Jaeger Machine Co
27
5
28% Feb
24%
24-'.1
11
36% Jan
o
Jefferson Lake Sulphur CoJ
1
31 %
32%
100
*85%
29 '
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
a
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
84
Feb
8
91
Jan
^
4
24
Jacobs
(F
L)
Co
,
Jersey dent Pwr & Lt 4%
pfd
47% Jan
28
Dec
27
102% Feb
6
86
Jan
18
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
5
43% Feb
11
69
Feb
12
78% Mar 26
Johnson 4k
45% Feb
12
61% Jan
Jones A Laughlin Steel com
Mfc preferred series A
83
67 % Feb
42% Jun
8
€2% Nov
15
94% Nov
30
105% Feb
27
93% Mar
35 % Feb
3
26
61
ntt
1
85
footnotes
72
see
Mar 21
Der
page
28
Feb
8
11
,
54''• Mar
6
39% Feb
28
i9% Jan
31
99
2
Jan
2
7fi3/4 Jan
17
Jewel Tea Co Inc
1
Co
%
"87
5
:
:
45%
-
48
95%
95%
1
63%
63%
24%
24%
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31%
87
86%
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100
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47
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48%
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89
43
85 Va
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51 %
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5158
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89
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3.600
1.100
2,100
60
2,200
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10
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31%
89
12%
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52
100
common
344 % preferred
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87
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29 7 7
28
26%
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100
34
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*23%
40% Jan
24% Nov
27%
*74%
34
*33
15%
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"86% -87%
66-H
134%
1
32'/a Jan
21% Dec 12
9% Nov 27
18% Dec 31
*15
27%
47%'
65 '/a
134%
5%
26%
15%
76
4
10
& Co
common
1
Jan
*26
13 %
27 %
47%
12
85
27%
15%
27%
25
12
25
! 26%
15 %
27
"74%
12% Mar
80% Feb
2,100
5%
33%
34% Feb
3
2,000
31%
5%
32%
27% Feb
19
Jan
26%
31%
5%
32%
20% Mar 19
Jan
26%
31%
33%
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
3
26%
"32%
19
Jan
26%
31
26%
*31
05 ■
*133%
5%
13% Nov 29
99
26%
31%
5%
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
60
Hertz Co (TM)
_l
77% Feb
5,900
5%
49% Mar 28
2
37'A
26%
50% Feb
13
36'A
31%
23
Dec
36
-v
5%
21
Oct
35 V2.
35
20%.
47% Jan
80
4,200
35^8
-36
31 %
47% Jan
81%
40
5%
1J.
Jan
39%
32%
100
8,400
40
134 Va
65 %
5%
1
1.600
39
31%
15
400
35%
38%
50
dist
35%
134\'g
1
53% Mar 20
54
65
-
35%
64%
10
Inc
Powder
35%
38%
Hercules
10
*95
500
*133%
7% noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors
No par
40% Mar 11
124
E)
134%
23% *•26%
36
5.400
.
64%
36
5
98
36
-
100
8 UVi
80
39 %
36
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24
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-y
41
134%
39
1*
24
24%
64
40 %
(H J) Co common
3.65% preferred
18% Jan
65%.
134 %
Heinz
20
36
64%
.
*20%
99
"36
39%
35%
preferred
38% Jan
17
45% Dec
3%%
*96
134%
1
liquidating
Industries
*24
99
36
100
Hecht Co common
23% Mar 29
20
15% Dec 31
36% Nov 29
110
partial
Hayes
24%
"96
2.50
—
26% May 25
23% Oct 25
34
16% Feb
Ex
2
41%
"35%
100
preferred
Haveg Industries"Inc—
2
76
Feb
Chemical
4% %
27% Mar 22
13
24%
1
preferred-.
Hat Corp of America common
29% Mar 29
17% Nov
convertible
Harshaw
21
18% Jan 23
21
Hart Schaffner & Marx
7
13% May 28
26% Dec 20
77%
20%
preferred _!
Corporation
Harrls-Seybold Co
4
34% Jan
76%
6%
32% Mar 25
32% Feb 25
*40%
76%
20%
Harsco
11
6% Jan
41%
76
20%
Paper Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common15
134 % Mar 18
5% Mar 13
"40%
Printing Co
Watch
Co common
HammermiU
39% Mar 11
37
Mar 29
8
May 28
29%
4%
15
69% Dec
30
31% Feb
11
33% Feb
-28
Cementing—5
__5
Well
(W F)
Hamilton
11
42% Mar 29
23
130
Hall
2
Jan
Water
1.2?0
7,000.
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Chronicle
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Year 1956
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26
Mar
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Wednesday
Tuesday
>nday
For
Sales for
AND HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW
STOCKS
-
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Highest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
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the Week
<
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K
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2!
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78
92
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Mar 13
93,
Apr
105
Mar
Dec
28
103
May 22
71(4 Feb
9
f
37
Nov
Feb
15
21*8 Jan
10
130
-
Jan
4t>% Jan
'43>4 Oct
1
i
42.'s Apr 25
14
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18
4.50%
21
4.20%
4
95
77% Jan'' 4
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-
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98
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,
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,15
30
43% Jan
5
12
14% Apr
lGT's Sep
13
8
May
8
13% Jan
41%
Kern
15% Nov
2
25% Nov
'1
A
74% Feb
28
*
.
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5% bed
Jan
29% Jan
Fe.j
12
15
*
18
.-
18
'
Jan
62% Mar
7
35% Jan 24
49% Mar 29
38
Feb
25
100% Jan '12
75-
Feb
84
'
■
Sep
07
Nov
8
29
Jan
37% Dec
Jan
11
5714 Jan
2
22
Jan
11
25
3514 Jan
2
ii
23% July
19
Mr 22
Jan
9
99
102% Jan
13
; 8«»
106
9812 Dec
0
88% Dec
27
' D(?C
11
104
Nov
19
103% Dec
80
*
97
2214 Feb
6
Mar 14
y4 Mar
12
Dec
23
143% Jan
27
30% Nov
20
.
83% Jan
27
21
26
Jun
23
109
May
27% Feb
15% Jan
25% Jail
76
9
8
3l
49(4 Jan
11
93% Jan
3
36 Va Feb
21
Feb
20
27(4 Feb
12
Jan
-(P)
35%
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88
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88
17
17
35%
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16;,4
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17
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
14%
15
14%
15
2
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18%
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27%
4,300
15
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2
2
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2
1,300
7,600
2,700
7,800
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4,000
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27 Va
10,100
22%
14,300
18%;
2
18
18
18
18
17%
17%
72
73'A
71
71%
70%
71'A
70%
71(4
6,300
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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,
-
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147%
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58 Va
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66
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16
16
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78
45%
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33%
331
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7%
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10,200
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102
103
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30
91
104
91
104
104
16%
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900
5,600
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81
81
81
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81
30
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103
81
124
124
124
124
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Co
8,200
12,000
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125
125
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28
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16%
16%
,
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88 Va
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,
126
28
60
%
10%
16%
10
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88
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103
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preferred
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-
A
100
preferred
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65
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19
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230
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65 lA
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44%
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100
65
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11%
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15
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IT a
145%
25
.100
Nashville;
Lowenstein ;(M) & Sons Inc
Steel
19%
18 %
preferred
Lukens
1,200
72
; Louisville
Mar 28
19(4
19(4"
22%
preferred—
Co
19%
19 Va
71%
No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
7
65
„•*
12
8
22
y-
45% Feb
7%
1,100
217a
1
series
Lorillard
18%
Xl8'4
series G conv pfd
4
100
*18%
Va
18%
com
4.40%
15
200
4
18
1%
__2.50
4.35%
11
291/4 Feb
*3%
21%
10
4.25%
127% Mar
2,500
14%
*
%il%
7
4
17% Jan
2
15(4
26%
'
4-
I8V2
35%
10
D
15 Va
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15 Va
26%
*3%
20
5
-
E
3,500
27
Corp.
series
2,600
50
27%
preferred—
B
5,800
25%
49%
40%
'
1-13/64
series
32 »A
25%
49%
__1
14
Jan
2
24
Feb
' '<• 5%
28
Mar
104
18% Mar 15
^
Dec
61
Feb
92
21
119% Jail
*•
•
32 VB
25%
18%
*85
17%
32
25%
x27 (a
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25
Mar 27
101 % Feb
5
205a Dec
.15% Dec
116
103
23
35 Va
88
5,200
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4
19%-
19%
9,200
25%
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15
18%
18%
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26%
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21
25%
31 (a
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15
20%
26
4
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4
120
21(4,.
20%
25%
32
15
■
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conv
,
27%
Rights
4.84%
26 Ve
27%
(The).
Long Island Lighting Co
7
20-%
26
6%
Lone Star Gas Co
7
2314 Jan
93
93
6 %
Cement Ccip__-^
Star
4,500
94
18'A
-
LGne
52(4
6 '•«
3%% convertible preferved
List Industries Corp
;
109% Mar 28
26
05
„
89
28
21% Feb
Jan
v
51%'
*92
94
18%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
35% Jan 41
4
lC9V4Mar28
21% Oct
■
,
52%'
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No par
(The)-i
.
52 Vb
"
11,000
No par
Belfr Co
Corp
1 7
52(4
15
41
%
13
preferred
pfd
i
Liquid Carbonic Corp
4
27
.31% Mar
40
Products
7% preferred
Lily ' Tulip Cup
Lionel
32% Feb
19
15
900
52(4
■
25%
,17(4
17 Va
100
42(4
31 %
31%
*85
7,600
8,300
40
31%
49(4
19 Vw
35(4
,
88
17%
,
Liggett & Myers Tobacco cont
7
44% Mar 11
July 26
35
10
Corp
Fink
&
35%
No par
1
common
nohcum -2nd
Link
<9
1st
19%
35 %
10
Libby McNeill & Libby
Mar 20
76% Mar
19%
*85
100
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
46 V2 Mar 20
2
Valley RR__
Val'ey Coal
noncum
50c
2
28
7% Jan
..
9
^
1
•_J.
66 (4
29%
65(4
29
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'
41(4'
25%
14%
5,900
31(4
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49
66%
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40%
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29%
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10,300
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7a
>
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29
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112%
;
42%
2644
25%
497u
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:
44'
32%
317o
49%
40%
32
20%
26
25%; •• 2570
,
6
(James) & Sons Co common-3
16% Jan
12
31%
A
20(4
I
" Lerner Stores Corp
*
18% Feb
25% May 14
33% Dec '12
28
6
12
12
8
lo/a Nov
i
Jan
58% Dec
29
43 % Jun
*
Bryant
72% Jan
11
31%
'
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18%
14
59
2f>%
20(4
26
13
300
42( 4
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257a
20
2,800
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32
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3-
14% Feb
Aug 29
3
13% Jan
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28
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63
50
.
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Lehman
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9
53
3%
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13
1
32(4
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9
12
44(4
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65%
39 34
43%
29
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40%
-
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94
41%
2934
32%
29
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1
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111
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28%
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13
20
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40%
'
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37
28 %
66
15
*
11% Feb
76% Nov
37
23
110
100
67%
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44 % '
„lo
•
-
10
Feb
1
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68
,
29%
3%
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9
2
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14%
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% 7% Jan
-
19
^
2
23
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67%
261 '2
4
18% Mar 22
Aug
"
30
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4
Lane
4
2j V4 Mar
04
800
32
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.
Co
(The)
Co
10
12
72% Feb
-
23
67'A
44''
l(
.T__
.
15
163% Feb
1
20
——
10
3,85% preferred ;
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
" Lehigh Portland Cemeht
13% Mar 29
Jan
99
1
Lee Ruliber & Tire
Jan
Apr
*96
41
25
Lees
16% Fob
68% Feb
98
99
40%
common—
20% Jan 10
-■
5
,
20
30"
4
14% May 28
t
2%, Jan
17% Feb 11
.
1
21% Mar 26
9
12% Dec
2
17% Jan.
Feb.
*96
110(4
preferred series A
"
9
45% Jan
19
20% Oct
28
49
21
1% Mar 25
14
4
107« Dec
01 (4 Oct
Jan
14% Feb
29% Nov
16% Jan
137% Dec
39
Dec
99
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100 (
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&
Mfg
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17% Mar 14
3
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Lacledb-Gas Co
Mar 22
31
8 Y
97(4
1
39%
50
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67
68%
60
95%
95%
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41
30
.
97%
30
07 %
8
200
'
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12%
12%
40(4
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!
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37%
La Consolidada 6% pid_75 Pesos Mex
2
10% Mar 13
2
*
25
95%
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97(a
-
Kroger
21
Jan
14% Jan
*93%
94
85
2,100
39'A
100%
25%
109
41%
41
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com
.
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9
36
27
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85
39%
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28%
28
,25%
110%
109%
2.50
:
Indus
preferred
Kress
'
94
Jan
19 3
24
Oct
47(
24
Oil
Koryecte
J
xvreage
-
4
Mar 21
bb
July 10
«
E
•
'^32% Mar 12
;
No par
—
County Land Co
4%.
x
7
18% Mar 25
2 34 Jan
*
Apr
'
'
78% Jan
30
Copper
1
—
/Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
,Koppers Co ,Inc common..
14
-
Co._—
4%%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone iSteel & Wire Co-(111)
Mar 22
4%'Jan
3
58
6
&
•Kerr-McGee
,2
15% Jan
27
17% Jan
Mar 22
217
26
1% July
■'
21
';2y% F'eb 11
-
7
17% Jun
10
Gas
1,200
"
*99
68%
x37%
38
a
12%
Jan
50%
8
97
135% Apr 26
'.'1
14% Jan
\
3% Jail
34% Apr
*36 7
.50
12%
Mar 20:'
•
34 Ve Jan
v
89
;
26
Jun
(30
preferred
non-cum
40%
25*8 Mar 25
6
22% Mar 12
Dec
18%
•<.
17
*
Nov
19
4%
49
99
•'
*C7
Kennecott
3
-.27% Jan
Jail
47-
7
39%
15,900
40%,
101%
'
*48
95
*96
,
Kelsey; Hayes
4
21% Mar
13
1
>4
Jan
4 %
Mar 13
110%
■
27% Aug
/
4
3% Nov
39%
93 (4
100(4
95
25 3 a
Jan
94
21
10
13
125% Apr
F ep
31% Mar
19
"
I'
93%
*99
68
4
65 % Jan
24 Va Feb
3
54»2 Qec
39 3 b
*81(4
*92
28%
444V MaT 19
4
35 (4 Jan
..
2
29
4
85
..
99
68
25*4
43 (4 Jan
20
2u
■»
'
5012 Feb
*90
com_.No par
28%
08%; Mar 22'.
*
■:
85 % Jan
29% Apr
preferred-..iQO
Southern
4
.
45% Jan
17
Mar
*5F% Feo
1
297s Mar 29,
*,2 2
97(4
Electric Co___Nopar
&-Light Co
i.75 A
Kajser < J alius) 6c Co
5
11
Jan
123% Jan
'
57% Feb
.27% Feo
21,
45
*'
U
17% Feb
82
.
100%
c94
Kansas Power
4
13%. Jan
:
'39 % Mar 20
12'
.,
93(4
*99
100
40(4
101%
48%
*
85
2
Mar
•
32'e Dec
*92
100
413'a
102 %
48(4
'
.
301a July lii
.40 * Nov .21
100
40%
102
48%
39%
39(4,
*81(4
'
103 '
48%
48V4
*39
-
*81%
"
41
40%
102
*48(4
V
39%
39%
:
cumulative
City
Kansas
29% Mar 11
26
37la Feb
48 (a
*
103
103
105%
*48
par
!.
prelerred
preferred
Kansas
*
'*
Jan.. 2
105
50
100
preferred
cum
4.35%
25
100
40%
40 (a
41(4
40%
33%
-
■'*
1
Jan
Corp
preferred.
;
preferred
Feb
101'% Feo
58% Apr
3.80%
Ftb
30% Mer
Apr
Mar 12
Feo
11
Chem
City;Pr & Lt Co corn-No
DO
23
12'
Dec
61
Kansas
102
Feb
&
cum cony
Dreferred
lo2
47
7
,39% Feb 10
4%%
39% Jan .24 *
<
26% Jan
147% Mar 14
53 5 » Apr.
..4(4%
10
Jan
Mar 27
Dec
2
14
18
60
20
21
Jan
Kaiser Alum
_2
■
Feo
49
83
,90
9
48
23
-
9
Mar 15
.91:
1.24 % July 23'
Dec 27
May 28
-
Mar
.v
97% Jan
1
28% Aug 14
113
24
13
92(4 May
14
J24
(l2(a
13
7912 Jan
108
•
r
i
30
-87
3
Mar
Nov
45% Jan
108% Jan
:
15
14
103
o
97% Nov 28
12
Feb
4o% Jan
'38
Feb
90
89
37% Feb
101
3
20
44% Aug
7
Dec
Feb
4
3
Aug
58 Va
60(4
57%
59%
59%
62%
63 Va
*
4,300
2,200
19
,
19 Va
5,600
62%
65
64%
98,400
M
37(4 Nov 23'
Nov
2714
-
144
15
Dec
120
20
May 24
30% Nov
14
28(4 Apr
11
33 (a Oct
16
80(4 Dec
<■
27
92% Jan
13
10% Apr.
.6
10(4 Feb
28
8(4 Nov 21
'
'6% Sep
Dec
86
•
31 (a Nov
473 Va Dec
7
120
4% Jun
20"'
12
:
a ail
11
1
V2
*
7% Mar
Mar 20
72% Peb
*41 Si
Mar 13
35
26,
610'
Jan
6
(4 Nov
28
Jan
3
139
4
26
8
;
'5(3 Dec *31
-
7'
v-
8".
Macy
(R H)
4(4%
2
<• Feb
19
Mahoning
Jan
11
Manati
"»-'5% Feb
3
4
10
-
»
r
100
No par
24
Magna vox
Coal
RR
Sugar
83
(4
*82 Va
8
Va
8'A
.
Nov
5
10% Apr
18
19
Sep 24
8(4 Oct 30
29% Nov 28
48(4 May
15% Mar 13
•
Co—
2
j
9(4 Jan
Manhattan-Shirt
10% Jan
30
Maracaibo
16% Feb
56(4* Jun
*
51(4 Sep 26
•"
13
•*
14
Marcliant
19% Jan
Oil
Marathon
38
11
Va "Jan
3
31 (a Feb
11
31
14
52
40(4 JUly 11A
7
377/8 Nov
29% Apr .18
f. 32% Feb .21*.
33(4 Jail * 2
18% Feb
4
20% Nov
is
27'A Mar 27
30% Mar 12
-
Feb
Jan-2
v
Marine
4
-t
54% Feb
"
-35% Mar 8
35(4 Mar 25
-
4
7
11
98
Jan
24
31
Apr
24 !
45(4 Dec
3
32
: Nov
20
50(4 Mar 23
19% May 25
37
Dec
74
;Dec
73(4 Dec
70
Nov
26
t
85(4 Mar 28 '•
97
Feb
21.*
96
(4 Jan
28
Dec
.
.
7
34 3 a Apr
28%vFeb,
54
,
6 *
July 17-'
56(4
25
12% Dec 20
Jan
28
Feb
54
Exploration
& Co
^
13*54 Jan
M»r22
.77. ' Feb
4-
12
32(4 Feb
55 ^
1-
10
,i
,
20'
46
Jan
26(4 Feb
19
30-
Jan;-
Jan
21
42
Jan
12% Jan
6
15
•
Jan
16
2
4
12(4 Dec
21,
69'a Nov
28
83(4 Jan
24
70
Jan
26
40% Dec
28
32
Feb
Oct
32
A
13% Deb
'
34% Feb
43(4 Aug 20
-'
17
-Dec
18
76
16
Sep
95(a Mar
54% Dec
"43(4 Jan 23
13
72(4 Jan 16
"
Jan-2
1
40
11
Mar
8%
8(4
,
r"
28
14V« Jan
11,
80% Jan
6
49
10
Jan
'
14
2
55% Feb
4
19% Jan
29
&
17(4. Dec
•23(4 Feb
—
1
~-.
1
12
;
29
21% Jun
>41(4 Apr
31-.
'3134 Oct
30
17*2 Mar 27
17
-
-
Jan *21
38% Mar 27
Mar
20
37
t
1 Jan
McLeJlan
Mead
102% Jan 16
29' ir 32-% Mar 15
33% Feb
77
•-
8
■>«
Feb
25
82
11
•
Vss
,"'27% Feb
V93-,
14
20
6
July 11
.35
.
Dec JO
101 (4 Dec
5
>v»
:*
45% Jun' 26
'2-.T
:
21V4 Nov ■26" 7
24% Feb
Apr
98
Nov -9
81
85 V4 Feb
19
27-7B NOV
116
Feb
83
9
12
Mar 21
16
26
Mar 15
35
Feb
89
-
3
10534 Jan
July 19
37
5(4
5'/a
16%
*10 %
10"/8
16
16
10(4
10(4
10%
10%
15,300
27
27%
14,000
31%
31%
600
19 (2
19%
7,800
54 «/a
200
Va
28
Merck
,
3
.177B Nov
20
-*-23% Jan
-
27
48"
Jan
80
Dec .28
64 (4
102
97% Oct -9'.
Dec
82
-92
102
•
.
*
47.34 Jan
5
.
4.
20
,
May 10.
Jan
6
Jan
23
99% Feb
27
Jun
.Sep
107
21
93% Jan 31
■*
-
108% Apr
61% Sep
25
5,
*
21% Jan
8
Feo
11
.55(4 Feb
12
-4a n
82
62% Jan
4
98(4 Mar
11
Feb
18
94
4
104(4 Jan-V 9
14
.86
Feb
14
3C.«0%
103
Feb
19
4.45%
>0% Jah
10
41
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.
.
8
5
'
85
.
Mar 12
5
f
3.85% -
Miami
*33 Va
337/4
1,700
35(4
35%
2,900
85(4
*85Vb
33%
33 Vb
33(4
35(4
35(4
35 %
3.1 •'«
85(4
85(4
85%
40%
41
39%.
40%
29(4
29 (4
23(4
30
29%
29%
22(4
22%
22(4
22(4
22%
700
22 (a
37
36%
37'A
37 Vb
37(4
6,400
35-%
82
81 (4
81(4
*81(4
83
110
82%
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84
220
77
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77
87
-
22 »4
■
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4 *22
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76
84
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76
76
76
36(4
82
83 (4
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-
84
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*22
22%
36
•
.
.
82%
*75
30 7
0
30 7 s
30 Va
30(4
30 V4
No par
♦54'-4
55 "A
54 (4
54(4
*54(4
14%
14 3 8
14 Va
14%
27
27 (4
27(4
43
♦41%.
27
„_3
Robblns
*41 'A
50
13
50c
common
.
1
1..
5
Inc.;
,
„
Co—
Corp
common
Co
Inc
common
100
;
1
.
1778
16%e
2nd
pfd
Scott
preferred series
preferred seties—
preferred aeries.
preferred series—
Conner,
—
100
•70'4
71(4
71(4
72
37(4
37%
37(4
37%
4,700
35%
35(4
35(4
35%
1,300
13%
*13%
-78
54%
*17%
17%
G9
34(4
12
79%
600
55
55(4
55%
6,500
17%
18
18%
1,300
17%
17 (a
*18%
19
33%
34
*90(4
92
'
29(4
84(4
84 Va
35
34:%
35
22%
22%
34
33%
34 %
84
*81
109(4
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109(4
53 (a
109(4
53
*52(4
84
109 W
*1738
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3334
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*78
*18'/a
19
19
34(4
91 (4
91(4
10
1,500
29V4
29(4
29%
29%
84(4
84(4
84%
85 (4.
*35
36
35
35
22%
22(4
22 3A
22(4
33%
34(4
33%
34%
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*109
84
*81
110
*109
110
14,100
190
520
800
13,60u
84
300
53
52%
52%
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53(4
200
20(4
20 V4
20%
26,700
56
55( 4
55%
400
87 (a
87%
110
20%
*55
56
55%
87
87
*87 (2
87%
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87%
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99
*97
99
19
99
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*97
88
*85
88
*85
88
"
-(4
600
34
56
20 %
*55 (4
99"
•
34%
92
20%
20
203s
87
79
54%
22%
*81
84
109*4
1,500
13 Va
79
84
33%
14
13%
78%
54%
293s
*22
100
78%
29%
35
35
13%
13%
1,700
54'4
83 Va
85
5534
*87
500
35%
29%
29%
33%
.*97
43
37%
♦90*4"
33 7 4
0
pfd—100
100
100
100
-
22 >4.
(a
*41(4
71 (4
54 %
92
22'4
53
43
*41(4
35 34
19
/
43
37
34
35
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1.9 >4
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28
35%
35(4
1
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37r,u
.
100
3%
15(4
27(4
35%
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-
15%
27(4
71(4
13(4-
29%
1,600
15(4
27 V2
15
13,&
77%
*90%
15 Va
15%
*27 Va
13(4
79
19
900
200
13 (4
34:,9
5
30(4
54(4
13(4
133u
17%
1
30(4
54(4
13(4
35%
'*
10
70
30%
56
13%
13%
54.(4
10
30 VB
"54(4
30
37 (a
71
37%
*77%
(4
55 V4
13(4
35 (a
j
A
,43
82%
*75
2,300
•70''2
71
37 %
105./
82%
77
22,700
13%
13(8
.-
..
'
No par
Publishing.
Inc
110
87
40%
-
—
Mar 23
33(4
35 Va
33%
*85%
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Feb
33(4
35(4
33*%
■35 (a
33(4
35
20
Jan
*54
53%
-
12.60
99
54 (4
*
39:>4
new
6c
Machine Co
86*^1
•53 (4
54
109
'84
54%
54
*81
4.35%
*53(a
53 "A
No par
Mesta
>
19%
.
29(4
preferred
Co
Merritt-Chapman
.
193«
19%
87(4
-
Mergefitbaler Linotype Co
'
31(4
19%
19 (a
No par
No par
conv
27%
31(4
19%
$4
'2
19
3
57(4 Jan
27
31 3 u
1!)%
$3.60 preferred
26
Mar 18
110
52 (2 Mar 11
61(4 July 31
10'%
.27%
31%
19(4
,
v:
31%
29%
common
"
445a Jan
10%
27(4
31%
31 %
No par
Stores
&- Co
10%
28
■
400
28'A
9%
10
9%
31 '4
_^No parv
preferred Beries B
Co (The)——
4%
Mercantile
•'
600
•5»4
163b
0
Mengel
>
2,300
5 Vb
16%
28
-.
series—No par
-
'Shoe
5(4
5%
*15%
39%
preferred (1st series)
/' Melvifie
29
Jan
22% Feb
Mar 20
29 (4 Feb
4
88 % Jan
1
30(4 Jan
8V4
*5(4
*5
5%
16%
29%
Corp common
4(4%
91(4 Mar 29
-
5,500
*5%
'
82(4 Dec
9,600
37 Va
1
—
Stores
8Vs
8%
80»A
500
39 (4
Norrls Mfg Co
McOuay
7
11
*485
16%
-
•
'
-15(4 Feb
37(4
37(4
100
500
13,900
.No par
3convertible
McKesson
'
8'A
79
80 Va
500
8(4
*85*4
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
,
37'A
8(4
8%
8(4
8*4
78
*480
500
7%
39%
Corp
McGraw-Etiison
'
.5
*480
82%
„
(a
,29 34
common
prelerred
McGraw-Hill
37(4 Jan
1
75% Mar
19
"
8
35)14
Co__
preferred 1
McCrory. Stores Corp
'
11
8 Va
8%
500
"430
500
*480
100
1
$2.50
13% Mar 11
2
38(4 Dec
7%
8%
37%
No par
cumulative, pfd
McCord Corp
.
22
*
7%
8(4
78
'
13
41»4 Dec
7%
37%
4
Co
a.—;
$3.75 cum pfd 1947
$3
82%
"*82(4
8
8
fa'A
77
5
Co
$3.75 preferred
McCall
84
84
*82%
84
8(4
1
com
Maytag Co common
-
15% Mar 28
.
Corp
Electric
Depf, Stores
03.40
25
Jan. '9
40
3
Master
May
31.
Jan
83"
preferred
L)
5,000
37-%
6.25
Inc
Cement Mfg
(Glenn
Masonite
*' 8
83
"■
3
-
Feo
4(4%
29
77 3 4
Corp common—6
94', convertible preferred
-00
Martin
22% Feb 18
4
39% Jan
'
12
32 (4 Jan
May 15
25-
"9
28
Jan
35% Jan
.-
8
70.* Jan
3"
Jan
-
8
Jail
*
V
1
13
76
..
'
21
75 (4 Jan
..
4
87(4 Mar. 2
14 %
Mar
20 % Jan
-
48% Mar 19
21.
47% Jan 22
35 Va Feb
7
17
91
39 (4 Mar 25
-
28(4
8(4
8
'
82% Dec
29 Vb
37%
5
4
Calculators
Field
28%
76(4
No par
Corp i—L
Marquette
29 %
377,b
Midland
Marshall
7,100
77:".i
I,
2
14
27%
37 (a
50
Co
Mandel Bros
17(4 Jan
27%
76:%
8
200
20
125
125
'
27%
1
1
39 ya
*38 Va
39 Va
127
27%
"*
*
16
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27 "4
29(4
29'A
'
29%
*8*4
-
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39
123
27%
10
(The)
CJo
29
28-?u
83
Co Inc com——No par
Square Garden..Magic Chef——
Magma Copper
10
27%
39
28
27%
28
123
38(4
127
*120
127
*121
5
x38(4
39%
*38%
*
100
Madison
Jan
500
10
common
—-
Inc
Trucks
39'A Jan
-
Forbes
6c
preferred
preferred series A
...
16
9(4 Jan
4
Jan
30
Jan
89
.
4% Mar 11
-
5
86% Jan
6
-
Mack
30 3A Feb
20
Jan
% 694
10
J art
.-9,.
Mar 18
476
4
Mar*
32
♦
-..,.7% Mar 28;
26..
18
4
28% Feb
4
MacAndrews
39'A Mar 22
125
/
20
.
88
*85
87
*82
87
*82
87
87
87
*82
*{2
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100
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100
99
99
100
100
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*98
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44
45 '4
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44
*85
88
44
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43 (2
43%
43%
43%
45(4
10
2,000
24
The Commercial and Financial
(1532)
Chronicle... Monday, April 1, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for PrerioM
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1966
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
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;
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12
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29% Oct
20
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93
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10
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42% Aug 14
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11
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July 16
July 25
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v/
Number 5625
Volume 185
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1533)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1956
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NIW YORK
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
exchange
Monday
Par
.
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 25
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Mar. 26
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
" Mar. 21
Mar. 28
the Week
i hu
Mar. 29.
es
o
49
Dec
58% Aug
14
13
48% Feb
12
90'A Dec
13
110% Jan
4
94% Jan
2
78
Dec
20
100
Jan
5
79
Jan
2
95
: Dec
18
110
Jan
11'
95
Jan
51% Jan
4
101% Mar 18
89
Jan
4.40%
*92% Dec
21
23
July 17
15
Feb
27
16% Jan
14
Ohio
83 'a Dec
3
91
Jun
18
82
Feb
14
85% Mar
5
5%
33% Jan
1
31
k15% Dec
4
47% Apr
3
35
% Feb
11
44% Jan
4
Ohio
July 10
38;
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14
42% Mar 28
'34 A Jan
109% Feb
19
17 % Nov
43
1
48
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20
17% Mar 25
18
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3
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97
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28% Mar
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42% Feb
2
105
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82
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13% Jan
443A Jara
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39% Feb
12
79% Dec
70% Feb
13
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1
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76
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51
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62
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62%;
v
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100
common.:
240
1,200
,
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1
I
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'
27%
27%,
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6.25
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preferred'
Oxford Paper Co
S5 preferred ;
110
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6.25
1
.
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44%
110
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
2
'"
100
83 %c
;
;
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
6
11
Corp
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v
..
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lb
84
42 ya
,
,.
99 %
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41%
.100
;
15
102%
37%
_l
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Outboard-Marine
Jan
85%
-
-
15%
84%
100
4convertible preferred
16% Jan
Mar 29
:36% Feb
93.
99%
103
9,000
,
100
99
85'/a
•ioiy.
84%
*101
50%
99
86% -
•
15%
7.50
Oliver Corp common.
"
Oct
85
98%
3
83% Mar 21
50% Mar 27
5:
July 11
-
50%
101
•98%
84%
"
«_20
j
85
Mar 20
16% Mar 27
.
50%
50%
50%
101
83%
102%
10
com
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11
2
76
Common
11
3
31
11
Mar 12
89% Jan
14
>16% Sep
.
112
3
33% Feb
May
Co
Oklahoma
12
,
49% Feb
>77-
JElec
Sc
50%
*98%
86%
*84
*100%
5
4% preferred ■
Preferred 4.24% series _l—
Natural Gas
,
7
50 % Jan
13
11% Feb
9
Gas
100
85
102%
loo
_x4e par
_
51
100
50%
101%
*100%
.100
common
Co_—
50%
85
100
preferred series A
Oil
50%
100
100
OUn Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Feb
9
-
Match Co
Oklahoma
93
13
100
preferred
preferred
4.44%
99% Mar 25
26
17% Jan
31
1
26
Jun
62% Aug
130% Aug
May 28
80% Dec
Feb
29% July 16
164
•'
3
Nov
105
94
19% July 13
97% May 29
23 Ya Jan
10
common.
preferred
4.56%
1
Co
preferred
3.90%
29
103% Mar
Edison
Ohio
7
94%
41%
X40%
*93%
.
'
98
8,000
1,500
■1,300
62%
98%
61%
.
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98%
'
'
41
40%
40%
;
•
95
*93%
"i
"
94%'
95
94
94%;-
40%
•'
94
«
-
40
;
l
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
5
13% Jan
17% Jan
22
17% Jan
22
•15% Feb
5
Feb
12
23
23% Feb
'31% Oct
10
28% Nov 27
31,
40
Oct
2
!;47
■35% Nov 29
♦"
;
6%
16
Dec
40
Jan
Pacific
22
18
26'A Jan
18
12
35% Mar
50% Jan
preferred
_25
*24%.
25
24%.
24%
*24%
25
Pacific Finance
lo
*40
40%
40%
41
25
49
49%
48%
49
37%
37%
Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
38% Mar 29
Pacific
33 % Jan
9
Pacific Mills
7
1287/a Jan
2
137% Mar 12
Lighting Corp
28
9
Mar
8
9
15
21% Mar 20
Feb
20
Feb
11
7
Jan
53
Dec
26
48% Feb
12
103
Jan
6
88% Jan
2
36% Jan
42% Dec
3
28% Jan
2
34% Mar
10
40% Jan
8
45
Aug 27
40
% Jan
4
8
23
17% Dec
3% Oct
2
12
26% Jan
18
3% Feb
18
46% Jun
4% Jan
12% Jan.
26
Mar 27
30% Jan
49
Feb
6 %
6%
15'A
51%
52%
51%
52%
94
93%
93%
No par
51 %
52
*92%
94
41% Mar 12
39
27
Dec
21
24% Mar 26
20% Mar 22
22% Jan 23
25% Nov
14
29% Jan
26% Mar
27
: 20%
Oct
26
11
13
7
44% Mar
7
25% Jan
28% Mar 27
78% Nov 29
Jan
11
Jan
27% Mar
.
23
common
168
12
96
18% Oct
24
10%
10%
10%.
10%
10%
26
26%
26%
26%
26%.
26 Ya
52%
53
52 'A
52 y4
51%
51%
51'A
51%.
51%
52
•25%
26%
*25%
43
43%
43%
43%
43
43 7/b
42 V*
No par
No par
82%
82
82%
34%
34%
34%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
54
Dec
27
105
2
37% Feb
4
$1.60
Peoples
22 % Mar
191 % Mar 28
18% Jan
2
3
45% Feb
25
50% Mar 20
Mar
1
95
Jan
14
98% Mar 28
17
Mar 11
19% Jan
4
3% Mar 12
4% Jan
15
51% Oct
42% Feb
12
Apr 17
76% Mar 19
95
Jan
10
51
Feb
5
35% Dec
40% Mar 23
36% Jan
18
26% Mar 14
21
26
107
19
20% Dec
10
96% Dec
28
112% Jan
84% Dec
17
93
Dec
103
Dec
17
Jan
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
39% Oct
Dec
Feb
23
2
105
102
Feb. 24
87% Jan
7
94 % Feb
14
106
Jan
4
94
Jan
3
104% Feb
10
109% Jan
10
104
Jan
30
23
29% Nov
19
24% Feb
12
62
47
1
14% Mar
Feb
July 11
3
Mar
28% Jan
74
Jan
10
91
76% Jan
5
45% Mar
82
Feb
77% Feb
4
14
13% Jan
3
21
96% Jan
2
5%
1
56% Dec
10
43 % Feb
12
:53% Jan
4
Phillips
12% Jan
18
31
8 % Jan
4
40% Feb
18
3.9%
9
59 % Jan
102
Feb
3
3
■
Phoenix
20% Feb
20
Plllsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
10
Jan
3
70% May
"l
54% Jan
21
60
9
28% July 25
21% Feb
11
27% Mar 20
26
96
86% Feb
1
93
Mar 26
100
21
93
Mar 22
86
Dec
89
Dec
7
32% Feb
13
16% Jun
8
Apr
10
Apr
50% Nov
19
4
149
Dec
11
20% July 27
163% Jan 16
140
Dec
21
170
Jan
23
37% Feb 13
69 % Dec
74
88
Jan
39% Feb
15
J6% Feb
12
144
146
46% Jan
7
187/s Jan
Pltney-Bowes
Pitts
$5
Cfbke
150
9
Feb
6
Pitts
100
„1
14%
14%
63%
*62%
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
*77
90
♦78'A
80
•77
80
*71
*75
85
♦71
80
*71
11
13
16
Apr
40% Apr
20
14
Jun
25
23
Jan
23
21
Dec
45% Nov
Feb
12
15% Jan
16
6
38% Aug 20
31% Feb
11
37 Ya Jan
4
27
Mar 12
31% Jan
10
11
23% Mar 23
21
Feb
13
22% Jan
16
15
55
44% Jan
28
50% Jan
2
Aug 10
7% Dec
31
10% May
63% Dec
27
74
37% Dec
10
2
7% Jan
2
May
1
49% July 25
64
Mar
38
Jan
30
40 %
35% Nov 29
July 24
37% Jan
2
1
9% Jan
67% Jan
22
18
45% Mar
5
39% Jan
29
Young
West
&
*71
♦71
10%
11%
♦11
•95%
97%
♦95l/a
97%
*95%
97%
44%
44%
44%
45%
44 Ya
.•45%
44%
45%
11%
43
95
•10
42%
♦93
11%
11%
•10
42%
•42%
*92
,•
♦10
43
95
85
85
80
11%
93
42%
♦92
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
11'A
11
*9%
11%42
42'A
'A-
•92
93
18%
18%
11%
11
42%
1,400
93
18%
1,400
59%
58
58
58
58
58%
58%
59 y4
59 Vz
1,400
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25Y4
2,900
93
93
*92
♦92
93
*91%
94
•91%
94
40%
41
40%
41
—1
17%
17%
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150
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149%
17
*146
149%
:
17%
94%
94
*92%
41%
94
*92%
41%
41%
17%
17
18'A
•
18'A
18%
42%
6,400
18%
5,800
150
♦146
149%
148%
•146
150
146
146
10
148%
*147'A
148%
148 »/a
148%
30
1,700
56
57%
56%
56%
79%
80
'
79%
80
7%
7%
7%
10
27%
21V2
27V«
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28 V*
29
100
♦77%
79%
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79%
*77%
79%
*77%
79%
77 y2
77%
100
*80%
81%
81'A
81%
*81%
82%
♦31%
82%
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82%
100
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
24%
24%
25
pfd
100
*132%
*132%
135
preferred
75
Virginia
Sc Ash
1
135
*132%
*132 '/a
135
63%
647/a
63»/a
91
90
90
135
64%
64
63%
91
10
94
42
•92
94
40%
150
*92
94%
*89%
63%
92
•90 Va
,
7%
4,200
5,400
7,800
10
100
25
;
64%
25
135
135
10
64
6,100
91
300
63%
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92
1,500
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15'A
15'A
15%
15
15
700
33
33
32%
33-
33
33
33 %
33%
33%
34
3,700
10
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
1,700
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 Ya
2
46 %
46%
46%
47
47%
47%
48
48%
48%
49
9Va
9%
9
9%
5
Power
Co
Gamble
Co
Serv
Co
of
of
9%
9%
9Ya*
9%
•9
9'/a
6,400
11,300
8,500
70
67
67
67
67
66
66
Colorado
10
43%
43%
43'/a
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
r
43%
43%
1,800
Indiana
No par
38%
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
38 y«
38%
38%
38%
3,900
preferred
cum
Public Serv
0
15%
No par
*66
67
♦66
y«
67
*78
80
Dec
31
88% Mar 29
72 % Jan
•78
80
♦78
79
*78
80
*78
80
26
26% Jan
30
22
Jan
15
24% Feb
4
4.32 %
preferred
preferred
100
22% Dec
25
♦23
23%
♦23
23%
*23
83%
♦23
23%
♦23
23%
21% Dec
5
26% Mar 14
22
Jan
7
23 % Feb
4
4.16%
preferred
25
*22
23
*22
23
*22
23
♦22
23
•22
23
100
*114
119
♦114
119
*114
119
*114
119
•114
119
71
108
Nov
31
Dec
3
26% Dec
11
29
82% Dec
21
85% Dec
120
■
26
Mar 19
111% Jan
3
Feb
7
8
31% Jan
2
32% Feb
4
27 Ya Jan
3
29
Feb
4
118
3%%
4.20%
preferred
89% Dec
*1.40
85% Jan
14
92
Feb
27
Feb 15
86% Jan
15
92
Mar 13
div
4.08%
4.18%
17
106% Feb
15
22 % Jan
3
29% July 25
62% Oct
1
74
37% Jan
For
4
foot-notes
% Jan
51% Apr
see
page
3
5
28.
90
Jan
7
95
Feb
24% Jan
21
29
Mar 28
59% Feb
13
66% Jan
37% Feb
12
46% Jan
1
11
4
Sc Gas common_No par
Pub Serv El
16
103% Feb
104
79
10
July 25
35% Mar
32% Jan
8
'
'
2,000
30,200
26%
2.50
Electric
$4.75
100
59
Publlcker Industries Inc common
Public
79%
18%
Co
&
8,100
79 %
7%
Inc
Potomac
43 Ya
18%
Plymouth Oil Co
Poor
30
43%
97%
45 y«
(The)
convertible
Procter
14,500
44
•95%
44%
1st series prior pfd
Plough
14,800
14Ya
63%
56%
16
22
27 Ya
♦11
*95%
42%
30
14%
15
63%
11
97%
*93
60
100
*62%
27%
79%
23
30% Jan
'
14%
*62%
*10
300
240
80
14%
63%
7%
Jan
Co
27 y4
27%
27%
100%
79%
27% Jan
$3.50
105%
14%
Plate Glass Co__
Pittsburgh
105'%
♦62%
*91
Metallurgical Inc
Pittston
♦99 y2
105 %.
56%
27
15
100'/a
7%
92% Apr
15
*99%
♦104
93
79%
7
Mar 29
•91%
105
56%
80% Feb
70% Jan
27%
27
91%
99%
105
*104
91 Vu
105
7%
77% Mar 29
99% Jan
99%
'•
21%
21%
105%
56
4
135
98%
105
21%
21%
•104y2
79%
84% Apr
4
91
91
22
104%
92%
7%
23
Mar 13
25%
v
79%
Oct
Jan
26
98%
*104
22
104%
57
4
60% Mar 13
98%
105
•90
23
105%
7%
37 V* Jan
87
25%
91
*22
♦104
79%
26 % Mar 18
130
50%
97
56%
17
1
•95
-;
1
39% Dec
19
97
10
9
31
49%
49%
49
*95
2.50
24% Feb
Dec
49%
97
•95
15
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
99
*98%
♦104
91
104'A
No par
Pittsburgh
Feb
*22
No par
2
71% Nov
48%
48%
97
20
-10
com
10
155
1,800
23,700
—2
Co
10
31
1.100
4Y«
4
—1
7% Jan
28
17%
62%
No par
68% Jan
Dec
98%
17%
4
14%
-25
common
85% Jan
Dec
•97%
17%
4
100
12
90
98%
17%
4
—1
com
19
36% Jan 24
98 "/a
17%
4
100
11
132
98%
♦17%
4
5
7% Feb
&
♦97%
17%
62
3
—1
Forgings Co
Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
100
guaranteed preferred
5%%
98
100
Inc
Pittsburgh
900
7,300
No par
757/s Feb
85
12,000
49%
9,800
52"% Feb
.
21%
49%
38 Ya
3
25
21 Va
49%
38%
10
80% Mar 12
21%
49'/a
38%
17
23% Feb
21'A
49%
38%
8% Sep
35% May 14
21%
49'A
t-
49%
38%
96% Apr
7
100
21 y.t
21%
38%
10
19
66
38%
10
23% Nov
66
66
38%
Jan
81% Dec
1,700
*63%
39
6% Feb
78
190ya
190
66
38%
Ft
7%
190%
188 Va
58%
Pittsburgh
Pitts
300
191%
185
22,300
1,900
57%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
21
35%
58%
preferred
preferred
(conv)
11
48%
*95
11%
22 Ya
34 y2
57%
5
St Chem
Jan
49%
97
11 y4
22%
34%
1
57%
convertible
$4.80
■
4
11%
22%
*34
56%
Hosiery
146
Mar 15
Jan
Jan
48%
*95
100
3
22% Feb
45
17%
4
—5
21
93
98
17%
170
57
Petroleum
Jan
5
98
4
21%
470
.
17,300
1,600
56'A
preferred
10% Mar 15
Feb
*49
4,400
101%
11%
34%
♦63%
8,400
22%
11%
22%
•34
(56
4,700
10,400
58%
series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
44% Jan
89
50
11%
22%
-
44
100%
v
20
57%
!
18% Mar 12
17
60
100
No par
common
preferred
24
Oct
21%
50
100
10% Feb
5,200
12.50
preferred
Phila Sc Reading Corp
Philco
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
94% Jan
89
100
*153
21 %
preferred
16
8% Dec
40% Dec
1
common
(conv)
4.88%
99 % Mar 14
,
184%
4.30%
15% Jan
46% Oct
183%
66
No par
Sc Co Inc
preferred
Co
8
May
185
„_33y3c
Corp
12% May 25
60%
96%
17%
66
60%
101
-•96%
4%
60
185
19
12
59%
♦63
*89%
6
60'/a
100
100
2p
21
60'A
34%
preferred
3
60%
12
3.80%
16
-•59%
23
12
29
20%
60%
11%
104%
17% Jan
20%
20%
34%
100
3
20%
20%
22%
preferred
68 % Jan
41% Jan
Mar
Jan,
20%
20%
12
4.40%
1
94% Mar 12
3
106
20%
20%
.100
$1 conv preference com
Mar 29
95%-
34>
5
Phila
6
2
95%
23%
1
Electric
95%
34
preferred
(Chas)
44
102
95%
23
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co
2nd
43%
*100'A
95%
5
100
4%
43%
101 y3
95%
10
common
Phelps-Dodge
31
Jan
78% Nov 27
71 '
Jan
Co
44%
43%
•100%
59%
11%
Petroleum
Pfizer
2
40
Milk
4%%
15
1,200
20,400
1,100
1,200
56%
96
43%
10
Inc
•54
101
20%
common
Stores
*
56%
♦54
56%
.
95 %
43%
*95 "4
Mfg Co
Corp
*54
.22
22
100'A
43%
100%
preferred
Drug
56%
100
Pfeiffer
Jan
98% Jan
36% Mar 13
Pet
63% Jan
13
91
7
50% Mar 23
96
43%
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100
Pteorla St Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
54% Jan 23
No par
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
9
12
7% Mar 12
10
93% Oct
Penn-Texas
8
25
Jan
com
56%
40
Pennsylvania Salt
69
1
Pennsylvania RR
Feb
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50
62 % Mar 14
8
22% Apr
% Nov 26
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21
35
v
5,800
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34%
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13% Jan
•
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81%
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2
42%
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<
26%
34%
11
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42%
43%
82%
Feb
Jan
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26
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65
■
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9
165
26% May 18
20
3
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10
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14
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,
10%
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Nov
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26
10%
5
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.
34%
7
26
3%
3%
series preferred
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82 %
& Light
preferred
Jan
*3%
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?
160
12,700?
21 y4
49 %
21
34%
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64
24 t
20%
3%
49
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147
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2
9
49%
23%
23%
20%
14
29
5
50 y4r
23%
20%
49%
23%
20%
84
60
22% Mar 27
9,200
49%
49%'
24 %
21%
48%
24%
25
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Pennroad
33% Feb
30
.
45%
13%
25
6
.
34%
Jan
13
45
81%
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35% Feb
-
1
101
31% Jan
44
1
106
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I
44
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2
27
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:
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2
32% Oct
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25
21% Jun
44%
27%
43 % Feb
6
13
44 %
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66% Sep
19% Jan
46
27%
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20
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95
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3
Mar 29
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29
28
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12
29
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53
53
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Nov
\
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25
68
21
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33
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29
Feb
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27%
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48%' Jan
-
33%
21 %
85 % Mar 13
112 % Mar
33
21%
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109
53
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19
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27
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6
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91
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34
Jan
137
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77
12
1 *135%
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9
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,
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25
43% July 11
16% Jun 18
2
30
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preferred
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25
23
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•
128%
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101
38
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Nov
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127 %
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13
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128
20%
issued
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41
<
49%
5%
Peninsular
8
7
♦23 %
Enterprises:
Peabody Coal Co
Nov
38
29
-
No par
Transportation
Patino Mines &
;
v
Pipe Line—
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preferred
When
37
137%
100
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
Park & Tilford Distillers
Corp
_1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co__-__
2.50
54% Mar 18
13
29
15%
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7
*
37%
30
6%
2
21
56% Nov 26
20
.
15%
24
25
Jun
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6%
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37
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.
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12
16% Jan
10
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6% Mar 12
'10% Sep 26
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6%
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22% Feb
20
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29
9,
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12% -Jan
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48%
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30
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,
40%
1
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.
24%
1
4%
2,200
.
40%
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Pan Amer World Airways Inc
16
17
57% Apr
;2J>/8 Jun
%
♦29
400
;
16
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137
93% Mar 27
'
30
14% v
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40 V*
100
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13
31
27% Nov 29
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;
15%
24%
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4
56% Jan
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15%
25
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100
11
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Dec
,
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,
Dec
'
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2
;
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V
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'
5%
9
8
14
25
131% Mar
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9
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26
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1
14%
25
28% Feb
.
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v
54
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41% Mar 29
11.
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Pacific Cement
2
Feb
-48% Feb
12
Jan
Jan
142% July 16,
30% Nov 29
Dec
24.
16% Jan 31
17%' Jan
27
23% Jan
1G
53% Mar 28
122% Sep 28
128
Jan
22
4.30%
31%
31%
31%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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preferred
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31%
31%
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preference com
(The)
100
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87
100
—
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-
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86
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31 y2
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91
93
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28
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28%
29
28%
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61%
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61%
61%
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2,400
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39%
38%
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;
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38
38%
70
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Chronicle.Monday, April 1, 1957
(1534)
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NEVY
Lowest
Highest
•
NSW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Fear iiiab
Lowest
*
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 23
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4
131
20
26 »/4 Mar 26
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29% Dec 28
31% Jan
21
14
'72% Jan
3
70% Nov 27
87% Feb
15% Dec
20'4 July 11
4
53% Jan 23
59% Apr
28% Nov 29
44% Aug
1.
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12:
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11
Quaker Oats Co
6%
preferred
5
35% Jan
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24
17
56
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Dec
27
16% Aug
111/2 Mar 14
34% Jan
13
Feb
July 19
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12
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311/2 Feb
37% May
14
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37% Apr
40
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4
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11
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23
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62
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25
32% Jan
10
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8
7% Jan
22
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18
26
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64i/2 Apr
4
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28% July 19
431/2 Jan
3
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8% Jan
16
5
11% Dec
151/a Jan
18
42% Feb
13
11% Mar
10
4
12% Jan
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12
59% Jan
31 >/a Mar 23
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13
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27
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4
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Apr
26
69
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2
69
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2
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12
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16
80
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8
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22
91
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21
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2
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23
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2
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13
29
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2
105
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16
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93
31% Dec
13
24% Feb
12
30
Jan
12% Feb
12
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-
34
5%%
2
2
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47% Mar 26
36% July 16
30% Jan
2
37% Mar 28
23
38% Apr
28
Feb
26
30% Jan
11
28
131/2 Apr 26
4
9% Jan
18
71% Dec
80
Nov
30
Feb
13
155
38% Dec
5
52
.22% Jan
16
97% Feb
Dec
Dec
3
3
Nov
7
Jan
5
215
40% Feb
9
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12
17
29% Jan
19
12% Jun
8
' May 28
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;18
17
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33
12
81
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2
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14
150
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38 % Feb
12
16
22 Va Mar
631/4 Apr
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29
26
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8
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23
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29
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57% Nov 29
751/2 Mar
77% Dec
95
90
19
13
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13
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12
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21
78
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28
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89 V2 Mar
35
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28
44% May
16V8 Feb
12
17%
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11
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2
86
93
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102
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7
82
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11
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13
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12
70
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13
7
13
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15
16
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11
29% Jan
7
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3
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4
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Mar
5
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28
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20
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3
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1
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29
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27
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8
26
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7
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19
16. Feb
6
26% Jan
2
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39% Jan
59
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49% Feb
12
55% Jan
11
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4
20
8% Dec 14
221/4 Nov 27
62 % Jan
10
11 Va May
Feb
26
100 V2 Aug
17
48
Feb
12
58 Vs Jan
18
8% Jan
25% Feb
11
22% Feb
8
72 Va Feb
12
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Shahmoon
9
r
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15% Jan
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7
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29
45% Jan 19
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88
4
55% Jan 23
Nov
72% May
6
6%
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28%
28 Va
28 %
28%
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36
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28%
2 8 Va
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28%
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2.100
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28%
29%
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29%
29%
29 Vs
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15.500
365
368
366
,
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26
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32
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'
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73
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17
61% Feb
13
10
67
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46% Jun
3
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21
70
Feb
26
Smith
3
7
36% Feb
25
11
32 % Jan
12
16% Jan
2
49
64'/4 May 10
47% Feb
13
% Sep 20
18% Jun
6
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20% Jan
56
Jan
4
11
3
24
13
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12% Jan 24
17% Feb
7% Dec
17% Jan
12
20% July 31
18% Jan
45
21
53% Jan
16
46% Jan
9
51% Feb
32% Mar 27
33% Mar 28
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11
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25
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7% Mar
8
6
2
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18
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13
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15
40
17
21
54% July 27
45% Jan
2
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11
23
preferred
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2
22% Feb
Southern Co (The)
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Mar 26
31
33 Va Apr
18
33% Jan 23
39% Dec
31
44% Nov 29
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1
58 V8 Mar 23
49 3
8
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30% Feb
4
Va Mar 14
Rlpo
45% Jan
81
281/2 July 19
26
Jan
29% Mar 28
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17% Nov 20
4
38
May 28
Dec
12
47% Jun 25
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30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov 29
21
Jan
17
6 % Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103 % Mar
6
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29% Apr
2
96 % Dec
31
11% Dec
19
16 Va Jan
3
70% Dec 28
22% Oct
1
83 Va Jan
17
31% Dec
7
For
footnotes
105
see
July 17
page
28.
22
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Jan
16% Mar 11
4 % Mar 27
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40
Jan
3
65
46
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6% Jan
'
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8
4
17
10
7
28
28
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13
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25
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14
20
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12
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9
96
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3
98 % Jan
15
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12
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4
4
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7
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22
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95
95
*923s
.17%
18
17 Va
17%
17%
17 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
96%
963*
97
97
*96
.
18%
*78%
*92%
50c
42'%
82
1
_25
■
*78%
100
95
•
*17
4%
*60
46's
*92 3 s
43
18%
82
29%
17%
4%
63
46%
95
42%
18 V«
*78%
29
17
4Va
*60
46
*92%
18 Vs
2,500
3,200
82
29%
17
4Va
13.600
1,300
4, COO
63
46 Va
1,900
95
17%
17%
17 V*
17%
3,100
20 Vis
20%
21
20%
20%
37,500
97
97
97
96
97
11%
11'/a
11%
11 Va"
11%
190
6.600
11%.
2
5
*46%
18%
:
17%
1,900
42%
*31
*78%
No par
17%
54%
48
*47
5/64
17%
54
18%
33 3*
2o
common
.
67%
37
20%
8%
32%
34
100
Inc
67 %
2Q%-
Va'
69%
691/4
37
•
20%
8
1.000
61
68%
„
800
3.500
..
60%
37 V*
V*
'
86,300
77%
*76
77-
64%
2.50
pfd
common
preferred
Square D Co
4
48
•
,
12 Va
No par
8ervlce
Bros
preferred
Inc
4
50
34%
tr ctfs
Chemical Co common
4.20 <5
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
<4.50
200
131*
*8% ;
8%;
*23%" "24
7.50
Bpencei
Sperry
1.900
2738
51
No par
Corp
$5.50
8.600
14
27 Vs
___5
(Del)
Public
*13
10.800
17
58%
27%
34
Edison
Railway common
preferred
Co.
13%
*33%
non-cum
Sparton
13V4
50.
.5
—
Mobile 6c Ohio stk
Spear
13V4
25
25
com
Natural Gas Co.
Mar 19
13%
"30
/ 3.300
32 V8
27%
20%
■"
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Mar 20
Mar
8
♦58 %
19%
South'n
18
16%
58%
24 Vs
Southern
80
16%
58%
12%
10
41
| 16%
19 Vs
18
1
17
58%
14
*13
1634
57;,4
23 %
31
4
32%
17
57%
"
.
3134
83'a
12%
31% Jan
911/2 Jan
32%
31 as
*82
100
23 5s
46% Jan
20% Jun
83%
32%
*
12%
41% Jan
6
24
Sugar
Pacific Co
31%
*82
32%
32%
32%
31%
83 %
*98
19%" 19%
18
26
31%
31%
*82
*
27%
23%'
38 V4 Mar 18
Dec
100
•;'•
86
27%
3%
—_
% Dec
4.700
*98
*47
Rights
17
7.800
58%
*84
27%
*48
1
8%
84
; 16%
59%
27%
80
42 Vs Feb
12
16%
58%
16%
59
27%
78%
Co com_4.50
preferred
35% Nov
12
Nov
Porto
'16%
13%
1
6c Platinum
Dec
South
16?s
60 % •
15
Inc..
Carolina E & G
24% Jun 20
V2 Jari
32.300
5
a
South Amer Gold
South
1,100
24.200
62%
10
Solar Aircraft Co
10
23
15%
21%
61%'
25
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Jan
9
15%
21VB
62%
.10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
21% Jan
15:%
21%
61V4
27
43
Corp
45
Jan
32%
14
*76
Skelly Oil Co.—
33
29
32%
8,800
20%
100
83% *
*13%
No par
Smith-Corona Inc
161/4 Nov 29
41% Jan
15 Va
,
*98
31% 1
17
-5
52% Jan 24
15%
86
31%
57%
.—No par
Blmonds Saw & Steel
24% Jan
700
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
50% Feb
32
317s"
*84
*82
£
of America
Simmons Co
.
*31%
31 "2
50c
ordinary
Sheller Mfg Corp
8
11
7.000
86
31%
83%
1
17
Jan
.
30
22
>
49 V* Jan
63% Jan
39%
95
21%
*84
98%
17%
1
Blgnode Steel Strapping Co
89
39%
95
1
22%
Z?1
61%
60 V*
59
7.50
Tr—
40%'
95i
21 Va'
86
98
'
1
*
60
,10
.195-
16%
'
*84'%
235
62%
'•
61%
17
No par
-
'
200
68
-
59.%
21%
16%
39%
*.94%
'
31%
15'/*
2' V j
59%
100%
32%
"
*176
58%
No par
10/200
*176
61%
31%
1
...
20%
20
68
195
17
*82
2.50
Co—
68%
♦176
86
*98
1
Inc
68%
235
15
60
No par
Gas
1.300
241
32 Vs
*84%
1
—
;
-
100
5.100
23%
*235
1
Co
20%
20
69
"490
*23%
241
21%
3
20%
*68 V*
69%
10.900
92%
41%
*235
60Vs
Co
23 3 4
20%
661/4
41%
241
59%
20
23%
22%
15
25
23 Va
•
*235
21%
1
413s
40%
*31%
No par
41 Vs
300
144
'
"
...1.4c
,
20%
41%
23%
23'b
65%
*142
41
95 %
22
5
"
2.400
9
92%
92%
144
195
*
*94%
10
10
663s
92
144
41%
9
241
40%j
100
92
144
2 3V«
21
20%
*68 V*
*91
*141
-.39
9 V*<
65 %
92
■7 41
No par
66
65%
66%
*9
9%
144
*141
41%
*9
91/4
65%
'
41%
*235
9%
'.91%
92i%
*143
10
25
12
12%
46%
Feb
18
121,4
6,000
391/2
32
Mar 25
29%
45%
Sheraton Corp
43'
590
96
29
12%
4
54% Feb
366
*93%
29%,
47 '.../
25
74 V* Feb
364
96
28%
39%-
24% Mar 13
5
368
*93%
29 %
12%
17 Vs Jan
«
367
96
28%
200
39'/4
20% Jan
12
363
*93 V2
96
28'%
■
461,2
13
27% Feb
367
368%
*93%
28%
1
York shares
1.900
1,200
6ss
12%
12% Mar 19
New
25%
47V8
18
Feb
28 %
25
88 %
22% Mnr 13
18% Nov 29
131/4 Feb 14
21% Feb
28
25%
64%
12 V*
Co
Pen
&
28%
25%
28%
.100
I
Shell Oil Co
64
281,4
25 Va
46%
2
Industries
(W A)
6334
28%
38 V*
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
7
65%
28%
25
6%
5
&
2,700
fc'5%
29
47 V*
common
Shamrock Oil
2
7% Mar 12
3
Inc
19.800
12%
Co
♦4.50 preferred
3
38%
common..
Rubber
2%
23 %•
...No par
&
3
65'%
2% /
29
28%
*35
No par
Beagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
3
6 Va
15c
Finance
6/200
46%
preferred
L—
Oil
2%
66 Vs
*
13
23% Nov 15
43 Va Nov
Seaboard
Seaboard
120
18%
12'/*
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
29
26
98 %
13%
>37%
preferred
19% Feb
400
*97%
46%
Corp
70% Nov
%r'
18%
6 Va
29%
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
96
.
6%
*8%
Co
18
81 »/4
6 '/a
29 Vs
Mfg
96 %
18%
75
81 %
6%
1
3.65%
97-
18 Vs
8
*65
12%
•4 preferred
26
81 %
24 Va
24
""
Jan
75
97
3
*28 Va
1
Bcovlll
56'
*65
*81 »/4
18%
2%
(Jacob)
Inc
56
75
81%
97i%
It Vs
35 %
noncum
55%
56%
*811/1
37 Vs
•3.40 preferred
7
55%
*65
■
*
34%
Schick
7
34% Mar
.
55 %
8,80.0
12 V*
Scott Paper Co common
7
311/4 Mar 20
•
46 «/4
1
Bchering
11
Jan,
75
105% Apr
46V4
23%
46 V*
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
62 % Mar 13
79
6
Jan
45%
Corp
Co (The)
*
»
45%
2
37
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
/San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
6
23 % Jan
48V'4 Feb
9
45%
j.10
McBee
5%
3
96
31V4 teo
20
45'-a
■
20 Guilders
Co
Co
,-St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
2
20% Mar 11
15
45 %
28 V*
;St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
93
16
45%
'St L San F Ry Co common-No par
Preferred series A 5%
_mo
17.
60% July 31
Oct
46 >
*93 %
5
205
18
12,800
a
20
11
2
Jan
9.500
53 Vs
100
Feb
Jan
,
10 Vs
52%
5
' Feb. 28
205
7
10
53%
__25
26% Jan
74%
241
Feb
10%
53
29
1
13
23% Aug 22
37Va Mar 29
10
53 Va
-
24
24% Feb
Feb
105
23',
10%
53%
29
6
235
Sep
22%
10
53%
24
46 % Mar
2
Aug
3,200
10%
..No par
■afeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv preferred
3
,32 7
I231
35.000
v.
22%
Ruppert
Mar 22
93
137
Royal
52%
32%
B,
1C<
Ruber old
■
900
12%
51%
52%
1
Steel
Pet
12%
,
22%
1
Dutch
12%
53%
Controls com..1
Co
Electric
Royal
2
69% Jan
3
17
Mar 19
311
<93
8% Mar
251/2 Aug 31
69% Dec
-18% Jan
5
22%
*
10%
Mines......
Ronson Corp
47% Jan
112
-
Haas
13% Jan
,50% Feb 14
155
Copper
preferred series A
6
Nov
22%
12 V4
12 Vs
-
1,700
23%
5
common
6c
4%
11
Dec
32%
.10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
12
8
52%
31%
*45%
No par
....
Rohm
4
% Mar 13
Feb
29
50-4
32 V8
12 Va
3,900
6%
10
_5s
Axle Co
35
9
24%
Trust
preferred—*-
conv
39% Feb
11
51
31%
12
120
J28>4
53%
1
( crp
Antelope
31
17% Jan
50%
32%
1
100
48% July 31
29
27% Feb
;
Jan
406
50%
31%;.
series
441/4 Dec
10
May 28
35 Va Nov
235
Va
49%
500
10.300
J
-23
l.l
10
Rockwell Spring &
8
351
12
32 V2
r
60
:•
"6
,
4,100
730
■•••.
27%
Vs,
6
2,200
15
28 %
"58
1
50%
Preferred:4.50%
Selection
28
6
]
6^3
t,147s
;
2
12
3..1
Co
27%
.300
9
*6%
5J
6%
6
300
.
i
-
15
28'
27%
27%
;
14%
59,
*
'•
,
-s
26 Va
9
6Vs
28%
'
28%
1,500;
35 Va
41
26's
•
*
60
,r
23 3s
6
15
9
1,700
'13.000
•«
37«4
37%
*34%
27
*6
732
*40
8%
6%
,
17% 1
351/4
49%
50
Manufacturing
/
12%
17
4i-s
25%
/■
28%
I*. 708
12,300
32 V«
'37%/
*40
500
l.yOO
57
12%
,
rs
31 %.
10
Rochester Gas & El Corp
5
Nov 28
90
712
V'
*58%
27%
-,«•»
9
*14%
75
Robertshaw-Fulton
Mar 28
36
27%
(■ 7
6%
*6
/ 37%
®3434
'
25%
9
28%
81
Roan
29% Mar 27
362% Dec 19
21% May 28
10
28
6%
34'%
41 %
K
25'a
7;
60
81
Paper
29% Mar
3
,
*58 Va
3 7'%
34'.2
*40
14%
28%
59%
27%
1
28%
*65
Rhodesiao
?<*% Mar 20
%
%
6%
.
14%
28%
5
Company
15
15
*
59
50c
:
*6
75
Rltter
13
,
82
Riegel
25% Feb
*14%
5
Richfield Oil Corp
.27V4 Feb
34
41%
*81
Rheem
25
*36 Va
37 Va
M
*33%
*40
*65
4
2
*67'
41%
.10
4
12
32
100
25% Msir 28
Apr
32%
series
71% Jan
30% Aug
9
32%
6%
Pfd series A
14
371/4 Apr 26
35
27
32% *
*6
2.50
Feb
6% Feb
32%
Preferred 3.60%
18
"*% .Tun
22
Jan
28% Jun 25
27% Dec 10
Feb
19
19% Jan
6
3
17 %'
9
.Common
Mar <4
jan
12%
17
•26
100
—
33% Jan
62% Feb
5
15
/
21% Jun 26
OI
99
21%
28 %
12'/a
■.%
-10
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
58% Mar 19
49
281/4
12%
17'h
32 %
V ".
28%
28%
■V
-
•39,600
74',4 *'■
•17 V a
57
12 Vo
28%
35 3 s "
17%
<
57
"
16%
8%
.
57
17 V ia
25%
common.
Inc
4%%
.
26 Vs
36
3.UO0
*73%
17 Va:
•■
12'.*
33%
'
.74
17%
luO
27
34%
343i
*h6J4
■
28%
*;
9%
Co common..
46 % Mar 29'
32 %
st
33%
*4C
33%
'
74
17 Va,
*571/2
:
33%
3,300
35%
13o
ko'J4
12 V*
-17
26%
Rexall Drug Co
">
-
V
,
)
17 V*
351/4
166
■27%
"
9
preferred
Corp
8teel
27%
st
,
.5
Copper & Brass
10% Jan
81
57% May
convertible
Revere
cr-
2074
70
1
Pictures
Republic
30
Feb
32
10
Conv
2
24
50
Reliance
18
17
Apr
45
17%
.50
Reliable
1
60 % Dec
34% Dec 31
9% Feb
cl)
12 V*
16 %
,_50
58
50c
8
1-.%
3014 Apr
27
12%
33%
,
2ov,s
26%
.
*73%
74%
17%
35%
1a0*4
26*8
:37
26 V*
33%
33%
73%
*17'
35%
130'/*
35%
♦too
27%
57%
27 Vs
No par
2d
18 V* Mar 14
3
Jan
Jan
;,
.
58
5
Inc
& Co—
•1.25 div pi lor preference
28
18
15
18% Jan
61
"
6 Vs Mar 22
10% Mar 14
Nov 27
6
Bros
(Root)
*57''.
Vs.
2.50
Reed Roller Bit Co
Keis
73
17%
35%
35%
138
2t>%
33%,-
73%
17
___1
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Go common
4% noncum 1st preferred.
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills...
35%
fc135
27%
33
No par
—
.
8
Feb
.j%.
38
11
Jan
15
11% Dec 26
j
Mar 25
37
37% Sep 24
33% Nov 23
33% Jan
uuxC
35%
137
-27%
5
Rayonler Inc
Ray-O-Vac Co__
16
26% Mar 22
-35'.4
135
No par
Inc
Raybeatos-Manhattan
11
12
5
100
No par
$3X0 1ft preferred
Ranco
Mar, 22
13
common
^Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
18
Jan
78
(The)
.
7
'29% Jan
18% Jan
50% Mar 22
33% Nov 23
36% Mar 15
138
'
11%
11%
11%
11%
70
70 Vs
*69%
70 Va
69 Vs
69 Vs
69%
69%
*69Va
®9 Vs
90
30Vs
30%
30%
29 Vs
30 V*
29%
30 Vs
29 Vs
30 V«
7,100
30
i
Number 5625
Volume 185
...
The Coinniercial and Financial Chronicle
27
(1535)
HEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest %
Lowest
Highest
44% May 14
2
77 »A Nov
30
6'A Dec
28
9% Jan
37% Jan
2
40%^b
91% Jan
26
77% Jan
4
82%
12% Jan
30% Oct
6
6% Jan
2
Oct
22
11% Jan
10
127a Mar 27
3
12
Monday
No par
4774
4774
50 7
5174
47%
5174
48%.
5074
5174
51 %
56%
5774
57
5774
5774
5774
57
10
50%
51
5074
5174
51%
5174
51%
5174
51%
100
93%
93%
1
167b
16
16 74
16%
1674
16 74
16
1674
1574
16%
5,400
Stanley Warner Corp.
_5
Starrett Co (The) L S_^_—-No par
15%
16
157a
16
157 a
16
1574
16
157a
16%
5,000
66%
6674
67%
6774
68
68
7074
72%
*1374
13%
400
2774
27%
8,100
2074
207a
7,300
37
37-%
5,700
55% May 15
48
Feb
It
57 Ya Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of-Ohio
87% Jan
18
94
2
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
preferred Series A
Standard Ky Equip Mfcg Co
11
17% Jan
3
14 y4 Jan
2
17% Jan
14
3
73% Jan
common
3%%
8
15% Aug
11
62 % Jan
Chemical
Aug
15
61
Jan
18
72% Mar 29
Stauffer
Jan
25
13
Feb
26
137a Jan
28
3i74Ncv
7
15-
27% Jan
4
14
27% Mar 12
20
Feb
25
23% Jan
11
t
25'A Nov
257-2 Feb
2
Sterling
39% Apr
3
317a Fet)
13
38
Mar 19
31
21% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
18
Feb
4
17% Dec
11 "
22% Aug
8
177« Feb
26
19% Jan
31
17V* Nov, 27.
20% Jan 26
31 %
37% Dec
17% Mar 26
May 28
22 % Feb
Feb
12
25% Jan
3
36
31
29% Aug 24
9
il8% Mar
*
"•
•'
5%
fitorer
6774
67 74
6774
68 %
70%
69%
7074
69 74
70
6974
70
13 74
1374
*13 74
13 74
1374
13%
27%
27%
20%
2074
3774
37%
17%
17%
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46
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19
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46 74
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60
28
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19
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8
32
,
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29
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Dec 28
12
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12
46
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6
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50
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89
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17
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14
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-
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95
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27
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13
79
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4
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22% Feb
12
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4
6
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39
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6
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78
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74
19
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26
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8
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9
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2
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30
2
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11
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2
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12
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6
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21
27% Jan
29
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1,420
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13
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34% Mar 22
42% Jan
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39% Feb
11
46% Jan
9
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26
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16
86
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4
9
May
7
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82
814 Feb
11% Jan
2
99
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Feb
6
6% Feb
19
78
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12
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13
62
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12
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28
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12
14
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11% Jan
27
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16
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1
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21
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32
9
Jan
23
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9
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10
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7% Jan
2
Feb
12
150
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Pacific
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Texas
11
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21
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4
28
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4
20
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11% Jan
15
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1
23
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11% Jan
25
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21
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4
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26
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1
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23
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317a
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3474
3474
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3474
3474
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34%
3474
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10
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12
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13
15
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12
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26% Feb
11
29% Mar 29
Trans-World Airlines
29
59
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29
10
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19
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317a Jan
2
17
64
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26
54 7a Mar 25
61 •; Jan
9
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25
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11
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26
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11
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27
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1
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,
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30
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12
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8
27
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11
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27
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8
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6
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9
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15
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15
8
20
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17
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series
2
10% Jan
10
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18
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16% Mar 19
13% Feb
12
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12
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3
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11
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12
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12
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9
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17
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29
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17
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7
28
20
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1
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634
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6
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29
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9
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2
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14
29
77
3
181
27
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2
1
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24
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7
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15
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35
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29
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4
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100
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8
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11
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55
5
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23
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18
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11
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1
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29
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18
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49
117s
2574
yo%
Corp
Truax-Traer Coal Co
14
700
187'a
18%
5
;
Williams Steel-
Preferred
1874
3374
25%,
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.-
2674 Mar 27
Mar 15
7
14% Jan 18
Dec
25% Oct
Feb
48
7
57
1874
2
Transamerica
Jan
187'a
34%
(The)
4
Nov
18*4
427»
34%
Trl-Continental Corp common
(The)
8
52% Apr
18%
42 74
2
30
28% Mar 21
52
187'a
187a
*11%
25
4074 Feb
.25
147a
7a
No par
7
30% Oct
1474
*4974
10
5
9
14%
50
100
Timken Roller Bearing
31
1474
14
1
common
2
Jan
14%
187'a
Inc common..S
27
16% Nov 29
4274
1474
*1.1.74
Feb
24% Feb
4274
1474
No par
Jan
20
42
1474
18%
26
Mar
4174
1474
*48%
101
500
41%
19
4
39%
153%.
4274
10,300
18,300
1,100
49
;
1,200
153 */4
155
42
*18%
2
"2074' Jan
*153
*48%
12
,
153 7a
5
13 % Jan
45% Apr
1537a
No par
87 % Feb
1
15374
8
1474
No par
247'a Jan
34% Oct
8
41%
50o
14
4
8
1537a
155
155
8
8
8
8
8
8 74
1
._100
No par
13
48% Jan
74
It
Co
13,000
30%
Mar 29
51 7B NOV
54
3074
23% Feb
27
64%
34%
5474
6374
34%
102-% Dec
Nov
53 y4
64*/a
5374
15!
30
5
43%
53
8,600
1,600
43,600
15
3374
27
Co
2,900
7
15%
5374
400
7
15
674
774
15
3074
17
Trane
18%
15-.
7
15
(J R)
Edison
187a
7
7
14%
preferred
$1.20
13
1874
187'a
1274
778
7a
10
27,200
13 7a
15%
7
3,600
3474
13% Dec
Toledo
*85 7a
87
100
6,500
41%
87
74
30
23 % Nov
137a Mar 20
41
".1274
1,600
35%
33%
62% Feb
15
41%
-
2474
35
4074
18%
*1874
*23 7a
3574
,
33%
common^
Oil
24 74
35
670
preferred
Tidewater
37
>'■*85 7a
1374
13
24*/a
37
.
250
2,100
)'
2474
3774
"(<■
87
*8574
87
1275
2472
15%
—3Va
Co-
Thompson Products
5
*85 74
1270
1285
36%
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
5
38% Jan
7
13%
—
Thermoid
Feb
94
15
127a
$2.40 conv preference—
81% Mar 2 7
Jan
12%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
50 % Mar 21
3274 Feb
90
13
47% Mar 26
86
co^mmon
The Fair
4174
127a
7*/a
*23.74
4074
86
7
2474
•■•'•.
74 4
3574
No par
1,200
2,100
1265
,
24
41%
417a
400
7274
77a
3774
35
41
$1.25 conv preferred—u
3
17% Jan
47% Jan
16
Inc
1.25&
35
34%
35%
74-•> '24*% *
*23%
2474
7.50
Utilities Co——
Texas
2
54% July 10
19
347b
24%
727a
Trust—
Pacific Ry
&
42% Mar 27
9
14% Feb
22% July 10
Jan
*23 7a
35 V8
ex-distribution
share ctfs
Sub
4
29% Apr
Dec
24%
Oil
Coal &
21% Jan
38% Jan
16
Jan
20
33
24%
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas
3
87a Mar 15
48% Jan
r
4.16%
Sulphur——
160
29% Apr
»'• 86
37 74
Producing Co
Gulf
39% Jan
10% Dec
,
3774
247'a
*35%
72 %
774
No par
Texas
31% Mar 28
5
42% July 27
July 23
37%
24%
35%
72'%
25
Texas
28
44
.
3774
3,600
1,700
247'a
-
-7.%.
■
23,200
2.50
4
Dec
10% Jan
37%
;
10
47% Aug 21
11% Jun
5
—
Co
Texas
15% Feb
20%
..
24
"
Jan
33
Mar 14
34
457a May 17
1
24%
-
Texas
150
237b
1,255
10
2474
1
Corp
40% Jan
5
11
18% Dec
5
1,258
24
1
1972 Mar 29
Feb
28% Feb
30% Dec
31
Tennessee Corp
12
Apr
4
38% Mar 26
51
37% Oct
28% Dec
11
' Feb
50
Aircraft
1,250
*1,240
24
TelAutograph Corp
Temco
->7%
1,245
(James)
11
31
7%
7
774
2,500
93
77%
2474
*3572
7174 ■'7174
25
.50
Corp
Jan
8%
54% Feb
7
697b May
53% Ncv 29
Tajcott Inc
19% Mar 14
"
2,500
14
*77
49
1374
*90%
77%'
23
Symington Gould
14
93
24
;
7V
48
13%
24 74
lOo
Co
18% Jan
14-/4 Mar 26
18% Dec
3
45
18% Feb
4
&
49%
7
*9074
13%
'93
7774
7 74
Steel Corp
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
$4 preferred
13% Mar 26
26
15% May
Swift
49
49%
13%
*9074
23 7u
12.50
Paper Co
Sweets Co of America (The)
TO
9
12%
'55
Superior Oil of California
Feb
90%
77
Sutherland
1,210
4
.
38
May 28
6% Dec 31
of
Sunshine Mining Co
-42
18
series
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
3
7% Jan
.
-'••"•"
18
Mar 20
52% Mar 16
29
July
6% Mar
2
Dec
.,300'
30% Apr
9
25
21
Mar
2
13
27% Feb
Nov
21% Jun
940
24*/a Mar 13
26% Jan
7
28
14
9074:
1
1
euuruy-Mui-Cqnt Oil Co common
4 74%
preferred series A
-
4874
4974
1374
30
82
23
Dec
*:
14
7%
7
7 74
7
7 74
*"49%
49 %
13%
:*90%
31
66
74'
1
No par
22% Jan
34% Nov
Co
;»6%
774.
,
No par
common
70 y4 Jan
22% Nov
49
1
Corp
$4.50 series A preferred
-
7%
1
-
Corp6
Sunbeam
4
16% Jan
7
-
Studebaker-Packard Corp
25
8 % Jan
50
1
r
28
The Commercial-and
(1536)
NEW
YORK STOCK
14
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
24
8% Feb
8% Jan
7
22% Feb
11
12
27% Jan
4
Jan
2
66% Mar
4
U
4
U 8
15
23 Va Jan
11
35»/4 Aug
1
til % Dec
28
70
Jan
6
63
32Va Nov
26
42% Nov
29
142 % Dec
26
128
90% Mar 27
Feb
39% Feb
17
19% Sep
71% Sep
51% Jan
23
143
Nov
Dec
7% Dec
19% Jan
11
<U
28
i
82
16
v: 17
18
Jan
'f.
33 % Mar
5
36
Jan
4
15% Feb
5
9
7% Feb
18
8
Jan
4
81% Mar 15
87
Mar 23
27
99
31
10% Aug
26
41% Feb
'3
6% Jan
26% Aug 15
47% Feb
12
65
Dec
7
39'
Apr
6
Dec
12
167'
Feb
24
23% Dec
20
Dec
20
;
24% Nov
12
i 26
9
4
'
31 % Jan \:}2"
*
Jan
23% Feb
29% Mar 12
>/
32%
33%
8%
*8%
8%
24%
24%
23%
24 %
23%
24
23%
24 %
23%
66%
66
66
66%
*65%
66%
200
32
31%
32%
5,700
85
*83%
Feb
15
71
Jan
27% Feb
*66
32 %
86
*83%
86
*83%
*89
92
*85%
87
90%
32%
31%
Min
40
40%
\40
40%
152%
150
150%
150%
Co
19%
19%
Xl9
19%
52
53%
52
52%
58
58
58.
58
16%
100
57%
57%
57%
147
146%
*83%
90%
92
92
41
19
53
40%
8,300
150%
760
19
1,800
53
^4.
53-
53
2,500
58%
...
58%
*58%
59
18%
19
58
58%
58%
59%
146%
146%
146%
82,000
2,800
3,900
59
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
34
34
34
34
*34
34%
34%
34%
14%
14%
14%
-♦14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
400
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1,900
*81%
82%
>81%
82%
81%
:8i%
81%
81%
81%
7"
81%
*14%
14%
No par
common
B
2nd
25
Corp
2nd
rtoncu
preferred
8%
1
Leaf Tobacco com_No par
preferred
4%%
Utah
—100
Pictures
preferred
Power
&
Inc
Co
6%
com—1
loo
—
Light Co
6%
*6%
14%
14
14%
*14%
*54%
54%
25
;
*53 '
.1 34%
/
17%
6%
7
14%
7
.
14%
*14%
54
,54%,
*70
26%
34
152
*24%
71
26%
6%
*14%
53%
152
*70
,17%
55% May
9
3
6
Jan
4
12 % Nov
28-
20
58% Mar
9
Norman
Van
Raalte
2
14% Jan
11
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co
46% Jan
7
Vlck
Chemical
Shreve
28% Jan
8
Victor Chemical Works
25% Jan
5
7
130
Feb
2
Sep
12
128
Feb
20
25% Dec
26
34% Mar
26w
25% Jan
18
Dec
28
94% Apr
24y
78 Vs Jan
15
1
82
■
.
—
34
152
25
*24%
*70
26%
34%
152%
71
y
26%
38% Apr
18
20% Feb
Jan
G
109% Jan
2
42 '/2 Jan
21
18
47% July 26
116
Feb 13
105% Jan
11
Oct
30
103
Feb
Dec
28
106
Mar
Dec
31
1C3% Feb
46% Jan
11
79 Vt Nov
28% Nov
9
33% Jan
10% Dec
26
12% Dec
84
21% Nov
1.3
105 y2 Dec
20
128
38V* Jan
10
104
Dec
93
85
87
Mar
^
152
8
Jan
9
120
$5
12
Feb
Ry com_100
100
common.
100
Mar 27
90
Mar 27
$4.04
preferred
Jan
9
98
Mar
1
$4.20
preferred
17
85
Jan
18
93
Mar 13
27
66
'/a Feb
11
76% Jan
25
*24%
*70
152
10
29% Jan
10
32
31
11% Jan
7
16% Jan
Jan
3
17% Mar 29
71
71
71
26%
26%
14% Dec
27
14% Dec
74% Nov
28
83% Jan
14
27
3
23
Co
84
113
113
45%
46
107%
11%
11%
43%
18,200
43%
1,600
27%
4,600
300
*82
22%
27
*123
112
111
46
22%
111
46
46
107
84
*82
22%
27
27%
27%
-
■
84
22%
107%
'123
*123
26%
84
107%
11%
*123
*123
45%
108%
2,700
43
43%
*110%
»,
ti"
9,200
9%
11%
43%
>123
22%
45%
27%
11%
45%
'
26%
*82
23%
22%
84
♦82
22%
22%
23
1,800
110
110%
110%
600
46
45%
46%
6,000
106
107
106%
106%
450
110
45%
107%
*85
90
*85
90
90
90
*87
90
*86
90
30
*97
100
97
97
95
95
*93
97
*93
97
30
*90%
92
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
26
*69%
71
*90%
92
69%
*90%
*'
70%
69%
70 %
*70%
71%
70%
71%
30
30
*30
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1
13%
14
*13%
14%
14%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
1.400
16
16 %
17
*16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
17,
17%
2,500
71%
71%
72%
25
Materials
com
preferred
conv
"82
ff"
9%
11%
*123
26%
4,000
27%
10
27%
43%
•
*123
26%
I
~50
•
100
common..
5%
11%
43%
45%
9%
*27%
,i4o
-,
25
*24%
26%
44%
9%
27%
900
y
100
Vulcan
Mar 11
11%
43%
%
45%
9%
.1,300
;
'"
35
152
152
25
26%
26%
*27%
27
11%
26%
100
100
.
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred
17
44%
10%
43
*123
100
90
6
9%
27
*123
No par
com
preferred
88 y2
13
11%
••.•*43%-
5
6%
dlv
partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com.^10
46% Mar 20
111
27
2.50
900
57
34%
34%
J
71
26%
45
43%
10
27
6%
Co
3% %
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
6
25% Jan
10
10
;
& Pacific
44%
2.50
Inc
Inc
noncumulatlve preferred
5%
•
Co
43%
1
Van
28
41'/2 Feb
Feb
Industries
9
15
11 % Jan
40 % Dec
123
Corp of America
13% Jan
28% Jan
Vlcks
17% Jan
37>4 Apr
129
Vanadium
1
2
9 V2 Mar
21
21
7
2
50% Jan
12
40% Feb
4
121/4 Dec
30
7
56%
57%
570
'
*34
*24%
12.80
6%
15
53%
34%
153%
*34 V
*152
17%
34
■'
38% Feb
400
59%
146%' 147%
14%
Universal
20
253 8 Nov
80
,40%
146
;
146%
93%
150%
*.18%
»
58%
86
92
%
151
*150%
19%
53
100
40%
40%
151 %
*58
68%
•/
146"
31%
86
40%
151
50
com
31%
30%
32%
*65
12,400
34
8
28
66%
"83%
1
Stockyards
Universal
10
Jan
*66
7,800
24
l
■
69
14
33%
8%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
'
4
25% Jan
33%
8 %
5
noncumulatlve preferred
Class
24
■
82% Mar 29
Dec
12,i
33%
*8%
pfd.5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wallpaper Inc com
1
2
Feb
32%
8%
50
&
United Stores $4.20
35% Mar 12
155
32%
"8%
100
preferred >j-z
Tobacco
32 %
8%
1
Steel Corp common
United
•
23
8;
8
Shares
32%
100
preferred
7 %
the Week
"8%
100
preferred
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref
1%
.,
22
Jan
144
<
21
Jan
61
9
Jan
7 % Jan
15
7
13% Jan
,30% Dec
70
Mar
1st
S
U S
22
13% Jan
Dec
137
D
* "
Friday
Mai. £<J
Mar. 2S
32%
10
common
1%
15
10
23
13% Dec
.
U. 8.
,
i
Co
noncum
Sales for
SAL# PRICES
"
Thursday
Mar. 27
5
preferred aeries B
Rubber
'
2
25
Feb
38"
Dec
G
73% Jan
155% Jan
2
1
145%'Jan
2
Jan
S
HIGH
Wednesday
Mar. 26
1
Plywood Corp common
preferred aeries A
8%
61
-
14% Apr
10% Jan
19% Jan
17
;
64% Jan
20
27
U
24
12
31
7
12% Jun
4
Jan
Mar 25
52
8
AND
Tuesday
Mar. 25
10
common
Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
3%%
156
57% Jan
2
'57 % Mar 25
9
169 " Jan
28
33 & Dec
Mar
■
.-V 73% Dec
30'
17
69
Co
preferred
3%%
2
10
28
.
Morday
Par
Pipe &
4
49% Jan
27
U S
\ 17% Feb
17
4
Dec
58
-
Mar
Lines
4%%
Jan
145
1
Jan
17% Dec
56
i,
U S
93 % Mar 29
87
84% Mar 13
67% Mar 14
170
35% Jan
1
2
July 18
90% Mar
31
Dec
30% Mar
51% July 18
29
81>/4 Dec
STOCK
.Monday, April 1, 1957
RECORD
/LOW
EXCHANGE
9% July 13
36% Dec
11
8'« Jun
YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
22% Jan
92
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle..
1,100
900
w
71 % Mar 26
77
Jan
24
Wabash RR
4%%
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
9
13% Jan
23
13% Jan
4
26
33
6
29
Feb
11
30% Jan
2
Walgreen
Nov
29
75
12% Jan
30
20% Sep
13% Dec
12
preferred
64
Jan
Feb
18% Jan
11
(Hiram)
15% Jan
25
95% Jan
24
5%%
7
11% Jan
3
Wardell
16% Jan
2
Ward Industries
92
10% Mar
Apr 30
23% Mar 25
&
40% Feb
9
49% Aug
40% Jap
9
42% Feb
12
50% Mar 27
Warner-Lambert
1
9
37% Feb
12
38% Mar 28
Washington Gas Light Go
Washington Water Power
20
9
37% Aug
3
27
' t'C
Feb
8
Dec
26
4% Apr
•
.
t30%
Oct
44%
i.
I
.
■
v
Nov
26
16
44
3
4
25% Jan
2
.6
2 % Feb
28
29% Mar 15
10
112% Jau
12
105
44% Feb
2
19
26% Feb
99% Jan
Mar 20
29
13
Mar
91
2
29
48% Jan
..
27*
105
95
20
105
Jan
27
30
63
Apr
18
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
103
Jan
29
25% Dec
31
21
Feb
27
15% Dec
13
16% Dec.
28
105% Feb
90
14
Jan
40% Feb
5
93
23
Pictures
>4
73%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Inc
*13%
13%
*92%
94
ny8
11%
13%
13%
13%
17%
13%
*92%
13 y2
13%
*92 y2
94 y2
*92%
ny8
11%
11'4
13%
13%
13%
13%
;
94
11
nya
13%
■,*
'
-
•
•
13%
)
xl3'/a
1,300
-
23%
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46
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52
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24%
5
14% Feb
2
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11
3
4.80%
May 10
49
Feb
11
July 20
71
Feb
15
9
54
Mar
17% Nov 21
22 Vz Mar
5
20% Jan
4
26% Nov
29
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26% Feb
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11
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52% Feb
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58
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83
92
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17
129
130
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18
Feb
Jan
-
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11
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series
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100
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98
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57
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preferred
series
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B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
18%
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30
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28
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103
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62
31
53% Feb
24
93
j
36% Feb
9
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23% Feb
13.
15
61% Feb
28
18
27% Jan 23
50% July 24
10
26% Feb
23
80% Feb
1
Apr
L
102
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23
13% Apr
2
16
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30% Jan
t
30
61
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23
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69
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17
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4
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4% Dec
26
10% Jan
20
30 %
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1,127
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21% May 15
41 % Jan
19
23
Jan
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4
18% Feb
20
30 % Feb
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127
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50% Mar 19
60% Nov
15
Jan
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22
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52% Feb
.
,
88.
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98% Mar
83
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13
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31
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9
4
7
Feb
26
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7
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28
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97
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75
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75
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16%
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21%
21%
21%
9
Mar
131
conv
Windsor
6
-
6%
-8
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16
57% Jan
14
!-
12
30% Jan
35% Jan
2
123% Jan
2
16
29% Nov
28
28% Mar 15
:
103% Jan
11
Service
10
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'
& Towne
11
10%
10%
9%
10%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
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45%
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46
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46
49
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51%
51%
52
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14
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14
14
14
21
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128
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32
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128
21
32
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32
f
10
10
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22%
22%
27%
27%
44
44%
56
57
10
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40
31%
131
128
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4.600
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40
10%
26
42
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26
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45 VA
100
'
700
V
,
600
50%
50%
48%
49%'
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13%
14%
13%
14
4.300
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75
75
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16%
16%
16%
100
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.
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10
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Co
*:-'• I
14
12
Mar 12
1
100
Public
Iron
a
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrlgiey
(Wm) Jr
(Del).:—No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
f
8
Feb
Inc
(P W) Co
Worthington Corp common
3
r
Stores
Inc
Woolworth
92% Mar 15
1
Co
preferred
Wisconsin
8% Jan
—
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6
10%
*26%
*26%
50
,
Co
Industries
Wfnn-Dlxie
Mar 19
88% Jan
preferred
oil
45% Jan
'
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11
27
11
20
.
*27%
*
75
16%
4%
common_l
25 Vi
8.600
.
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96%
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•
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21
99
12
*95%
26
64
28%
10
Sewing
Prior preference
Jan 31
31
91 y4 Feb
'
25%
70%
*27%
10c
White
94%
25%'
*60
'
Wilson-Jones
75
27Feb
3
25%
56%
93%
70%
*60
Wilcox
12
141V* Jan
25%
55
94
28
"
Wilson & Co Inc common___Np par
$4.25 preferred
No par
10
July 30"
100
25%
55%
93%
28
70%
2
36% Dec
101
_1
preferred
47-
25%
54%
*
4
131% Dec
12
1
26%
"
28%
'
'
18
8
25yaFeb
*27%
Feb
19
Jan
*60
20
'
94%
Jan
Jan
20
26.
80
*
54%
94%
15% Jan
83% Feb
24
common__5
54 %
95
59
.:
26% May 24
5 % %
3-1% Jan
-
23
30
Corp
preferred
'
'54%
14
22% Feb
12
99% Jan. 24
83% Nov
-
32% Mar 20
1
88% Nov 29
conv
53 %
94%
10
22
22"
27% Mar22
7
5% Jan
14
..
2
19 % Jan
8
145
-
,,
16% Mar 19
9
37 % Feb
Sep 26
43 % Dec
12^,
21"t"
25% Jan
31
29% Oct "1
5^>
4%%
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
White Motor Co common—.
'
95
5
47
•
13;
72
30v
;
Whirlpool-Seeger
53 VB ■'53%
*94%
29'/a Jan
.
,
13% Feb
30
50% Jan
Steel Corp common
10
preferred 1
i
No par
13% Jan
Mar 28
45% Feb
May 10
14% Jan
Mar 29
$5
8
28% Mar 14
100% Jan
9% Mar 28
26
Wheeling
*
26% Mar 22
13.'..
40
2
9
68% Jan
j
95% Mar 29
.
69% Jan
96 % Jan
12,.;.'
,
31% Jan
20
59
Mar
28% Feb
S
Aug 30
27% Dec
Jap
4%
4%
4%
200
21%
2.900
21
21%
32
31%
32
128
*127 %
130
22%
22%
22%
27%
27%
27%
27%
43%
44%
43%
43 7
,
21
32
.
75
100
32%
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130
2,800
60
.
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.
.
22%
22%
22%
800
27%
27%
27 34
27%
4,000
43 y2
43%
43%
56%
56%
56%
56%
56
91 Va
56%
56%
91 %
91
91
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91%
91%
91%
91
92
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84%
84%
85
84%
85%
85 y4
85 %
85
85%
8%
1,700
8%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,700
29%
5.300
8
8
7%
43%.
,
56%-,
14,000
7,400
540
».
Mfg Co
WI0
29%
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
Jfo par
31%
99%
29%
31%
100
27%
27%
100 %
102%
29Va
29y2
29y2
29%
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32>/2
32%
32%
100V2
101%
lOlVi
101%
x27ya
27%
26%
,
27
29%
29%
29%
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,000
101%
.
103%
101%
103%
8,200
27'%
27%
27ye
1,800
102%
101%
101%
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27
>
3
Zenith Radio Corp.
.No par
101
101%
101% 102 %
102%
i
dividend
aiy1ExSrightT *°*S> ft° 88,168 op. UalB <**7; ^ receivership,
or petition has been ffled for the company's reorganization, a Deferred delivery,
\
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'
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58
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98
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104 VA
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98
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57%
58
i
11
2,100
27%.
104
23 Va>
15%
77%.
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104 Va
104%
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30
__
31%
92%
23 Va
15%
/ 54%
91%'
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31%
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160
53%
43
104
98
57%
Westlnghouse Air Brake
.10
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3
46%
527b
.3
96
42%
104%
23
57
'
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23%
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.
*
27
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104%
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98
96
1
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preferred
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31%
105
100
Ry
2nd
noncum
52%
26%
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par
4%
45%
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22%
i
,45 y2
27
43
30
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r *
96
42%
15%
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52%
104
26%
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23 %
15%
5
com
42%'
105
22%
j
31%
46
51%
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92%
42
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29%
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96
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46-
-
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104
,
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100
•'
51%
30%
26%.
26%
104
46
50%
32
*93
common..a
*45
29%
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
4
Feb
B
preferred
Western
76% Mar 26
-
1
pfd___100
series
Auto
32
a
4%%
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Western
May
Power
Western Air Lines
11
4
preferred
Va
4% %
2
1
preferred
4.10%
West
Feb
95
50
-
Elfictric Co
Penn
4.20%
16% Jan
,
*
Indies
West Penn
18
24% Jan
& Snowdrift
Oil
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
104% Mar 20
14
Jan
91
Feb
47% Jan
93
12
82 %
94
•
800
94
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48%
38
v?
16^00
23%
Co
:
700
11%
47 %
Motor
600
7,300
.
11%
5
No par
No par
700
11%
V13V4
.
-
•
13 V8
13%
*92%
94
Pharmaceutlcal-.l
4.8%, preferred
30
67
5
73
25%
28
86
128% Jun
73%
25%
West
Mar 20
Jan
13
27
*73
25%
Wesson
4
68% Feb 17
58% Nov 29
'82% Dec
73%
5
23
27% Jan
3
Dec
Feb
73%
'
.
\
14
Jan
42% Jan
A7
73
5,100
'
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'
34% Jan
39 % Jan
26
Dec
4
30% Mar 26
Jan
20
73
*71%
'
•
44% Dep( '5
Nov
18% Jun
Jan
73%
Welb^lt Corp
32% Mar 27
3
29%
Wayne Knitting .Mills
Wayne Pump Co
i
53% Mar 29
Dec
104
7
41% Jan.-. 2
97
,
25% Jan
Bros
Waukesha
21
Dec
92
88
Jan
14
■,
52% Feb,
20% Feb
i;25%
17
32
17
13%
29%
71%
-
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25% Jan
V
ti:
36% Jan
26
(.•
43% May 10
1
26
Feb
28
8
Mar ;*9
27% Dec
-(>f.
,
19%
.2%
v
i
34% Feb
24% Jan
38% Mar 23
*13 Va
29%
1
Corp
37% Oct
Jan
13'4
*2 9Vz
1
26
25% Feb
13 Va
29%
100
29% Dec
35% Dec
13%
29 y2
17%
Corp
Warner
*70%
13%
29%
*72%
preferred
27
3
72%
13 >2
29%
i
W
18% Jan
22
28% Jan
G
"
*13%
,X71%
...
133b
2934
Ward Baking Co common
Mar 18
Walker
75%
13%
29%
No par
2.50
Walworth Co
7
13% Mar 29
-1
20
12
13% Mar 20
28
12% Nov
106
10% July 6
15% Nov 23
75
15% Feb
7
12
Mar
75
10
Co
70% Feb
Mar 20
17% Mar 12
95 Vb Dec 17
;
100
No par
Waldorf System
29% Sep
r Cash value, wd When distributed, x Kx-
1
t
t
1^5
Volume
Number 5625
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(1537)
New York Stock
««
FRIDAY
italic letters
The
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—
WEEKLY
—
Exchange
YEARLY
in-the column headed "'Interest Peried" indicate in each, case'the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent one ormore 32nds of a point;
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12
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91 .20 Mar 28
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95.11
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92.24 Feb
11
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96.30 Nov
Mar 28-
97.8
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-
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97.8
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Treasury 2 Vis
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89
13
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13
89
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7
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101. 16 Jan
9
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17
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14
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4
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92
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24
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90
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—Sept 15 1959
115-year 2Vis *___
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Stock Exchange
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Friday
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91
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95
92 A
5
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High
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No.
94 A
111 A
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Week's Range
Interest
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New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
■>93
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960_
Feb-Aug
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Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
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June-Dec
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—April-Oct
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May-JVou
29
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Friday
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Friday's'
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,
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3%
_
28%
6
Feb
Canada
5%
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Canadian
Atlantic
3%
3%
600
3% Mar
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Canadian
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4,700
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56%
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common
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21% Mar
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Brazilian Traction
13,100
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Bell Telephone of Canada
common—21
Belock Instrument
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Benrus Watch Co Inc
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1
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3
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200
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Banff Oil
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Chicago Rivet A Machine
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14 % Feb
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Jan
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19%
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Jan
Mar
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1
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Jan
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1% Jan
Feb
26
400
6;%
2%
;
1
13 ye
38%
10c
Canso OH Producers Ltd vtc
Jan
9%
—
pid—10
Minerals
7%
7%
.
—1
partic
12% Mar
20
oom
Ltd
—
60% Mar
11%
ft
33%
Oils
Ltd
Jan
40
Co
American Writing Paper
AMI Incorporated
100
...100
American Maracaibo Co
6%
9%
26
19,700
28
•
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Carnation
11%
7jJ
.
2
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
10%
26
vtc.l
Ltd
Jan
Mar
9
50
1
Machine
Electric
200
12 %
23%
Feb
22
12.50
Co
American
Meter
200
\9%
9
——
Laundry
ft
22%
22%
12%
inc
Rubber
American
American
Canadian
28 Va Mar
27%
conv
American
Associate
Petrolina
Co
Marconi
Canadian
25%
(R I)
t%
Filter
American
Oil
Homestead
Canadian
America—
American
Amurex
Canadian
% Mar
41%
pfd.—If
American Beverage common —
—1
American
Mar
4
25%
6%
Oil
10 % Mar
Feb
8% Feb
200
Petroleums Ltd
14
Jan
3%
6.300
41%
Industries common
American
10
1
preferredGoods Manufacturing
Aluminum
9%
Shares
20
ft 5% Jan
3% Feb
stock—1
30
•3.75 cumulative
Ambrook Industries
preference
300
Southern
11%
•
common
7,100
13%
(Mich) common
of
Co
Ltd
5%
4 %
Paper Coro
Aluminum
Co
(or Week
•
4%
10
preferred
Allied Internat'l Investing cap
Aluminum
6%%
Ltd
3%
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Products
Cement
Jan
Co
5%
Alloa A Fisher common
Allied
Bread
4%
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.
convertible
Canada
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Campbell Chilbougamau Mines Ltd.—1
4%
10a
Co
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Far
riiyt
4%. Jan
3% Mar
300
Canada
Alleghany Corp warrants—
Allegheny Airlines Inc
bVt%
Jan. 1
Range Since
Low
High
3%
25"% Jan
Engineering
American
3%
Friday
MARCH 29
STOCKS
American Stoek Kyihiift
V—
Algemene Kunataljde N
Amer dep rets Ame*
All
Shares
Low
1
Inc.
Airlines
WEEK ENDED
(or Week
•f Frioea
Sale Frlea
Ikmr*— itosk tort*"**
Alaiki
RANGE FOR
Sales
Monday, April 1, 1957
.
Mar
•7
—
—25
41 %
40%
41%
850
1
Iron
Corp.
24 %
24%
25
500
nr»f«rred
series
B
36%
Jan
%
Feb
24
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
177%
Feb
Mar
162%
Jan
174%
preferred series A
—
159
159
25
159
x42
Number 5625
Volume 185
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1543)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American
nasi
Sale Price
Exchange
siock
Par
Eastern
Associates—
shares of beneficial
FOR WEEK ENDED
oi
Prices
Edo Corporation
Low
Low
I
Electric
Limited
Mines
Bond
DVs?
8' a
1.200
28%*
28%
12,700
5
common
Va
7 V4
300;
1
;
3hare
&
8 Va
1
2 8"! a
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
High
Jan
30 V2
Jan
Jan
International
A
A Feb
26 Va
Intex
Jan
9
Jan
Iowa
Co
15,800
43%
7 Vb
7%
uoO
67/b
Jan
5
5
3.90%
Electrographic
Electronics
|
f
Corp
Corp
1
1
Empire
America
5%
Electric
District
Millwork
Empire
pfd—100
1
10c
1
Corp
{•
|
Equity Corp common
$2
convertible
preferred
|
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
6%
1st
cum
i
Ero
I
3
Pipe
Line
common
12 V4
Jan
Ironrite
27/a
Feb
3%
Jan
300
7%
6%
25c
30
illl'ir
15/2
16
102
3.9U0
4%
Jan
6Va
3,100
9% Mar
11%
Jan
2%
2,300
2%
Jan
3 Va
Feb
4
Jan
Jan
2,900
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jupiter
Oils
1,000
10 V4
Jan
11%
7%
Jan
Kaiser
Industries
300
6%'.? 6'a
6%' V 714
13 j
vloVa
14
6% Mar
,7oo
5
Feb
%
34,600
1
12
50
Jan
1
16%
Jan
Glass
Kaltman
Jan
Kansas
Katz
Factor
*
(Max)
"alrrhlld
;
Uranium Mines
Faraday
!•'
rargo
)
Financial
•1
Fire
i
Oils
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
Gas
Ltd
class
Motor
8 '/4
0
22%
1,100
8
Fox
Fresnillo
f07%
500
11
Feb
Feb
•
%
41:1
1
6%
6%
»
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6 Va
5 Va
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1
8 5 ii
8%
Co
5
15'/a
15 %
A)
4
*
£1
Inc
Power
Co
25
11
id
0
4
^
1
#
11,700
1 ii
-
Jan
112%
120
Builders
7%
Corp
preferred
8
200
15
*15 Va
Jan
Corp
Stores
Jan
9%
Gilbert
C)
(A
■
Jan
,105
Jan
Mar
Mines
—1
•
Union
Globe
Gobel
(Adolf)
Goldfield
Gorham
Grand
B
Mines
Great Amer
2V8
Mar
7%
1st
Feb
3
16
Jan
IOO
* 7'A
6
7%
A Jan
10%
,11 Va
6,200
5 Va
32
,52
..
Va
700
.33
1 Va ■"
L
95
1%
uridoll
5
/
Inc
12%
Class
B
Jan
8% f 8%
12% '12%
200
*
*
Hazeltine
Inc
Corp
10% po%
20'A 520%
2,
u;
(W
E)
&
preferred
4%
Holt &
Henry
25 Va
5ya%
pfd
Class
2%
Inc
Consol Gold
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Class
u. ?
12
,70%
25 Vi
Border's
Hormel
Horn
Mines
Macfadden
1,100
16%
Jan
1,100
2
Mar
100
700
25%
65 Va
25
4
«%
100
i
9%
2,700
<
20% Mar
Feb
class
Bearing
3 Va
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
Feb
iv#
IV#
1 Va
4,100
12 Vb
12 Vb
12 «A
3,300
11
11%
400
lO'/a
Feb
3%
3,300
3 Va
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Feb
8%
Jan
Feb
1
12
.
3%
Jan
13 Va Mar
Jan
Mar
23
Va Mar
22
3%
1/B Jan
13%
12 Vb Mar
12%
Jan
15,700
35
4%'if
70
35
2'A Mar
27
2%
3 %
Feb
Jan
Mar
163
4,900
132
Jan
<
Feb
2 '/a Mar
3
'/a
7%
Jan
Jan
Menasco
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
77
Feb
56 7
57
400
500
4
4
4%
4% :
33%
1,200
4
1 Va
1%
.
19
8%
34
Feb
Jan
10%
17%
9 '/a
Jan
5
Mar
36%
Feb
Mar
14
Feb
3 Va Mar
Murphy
7%
Feb
21% Mar
25
Jan
94
Feb
Jan
Va- Jan
67
Jan
18 Va Mar
10
16% Mar
A. 6
Jan
Jan
4%;
5
1,400
4 Va
Jan
12
2,300
10%
Jan
5,800
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
2%
Jan
24
2
40,400
1 %
4
100
3%
400
24,600
19%
17%/
20%
17,400
19%
19%
19%
700
98
98
47Va
47%
122
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
20% Mar
16%
Feb
21 Va Mar
Jan
19
Jan
DO
57
Jan
60 Va
107
Mar
117 Va
5,700
98
48%
23%
Feb
29'
10
29
96%
Jan
100
1,200
122
121
r
1,500
200
47b
•
46Va Mar
110
Feb
Jan
Corpoiation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.—
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muter
Company
Nachman
Jan
Namm-Loeser's
128
Jan
5
Va Mar
4%
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
Milling
North
International
Clear
Metal
fonrnoteh
America
11%
Feb
15 Va Mar
National
Brewing
900
20 Va
Feb
24
Jan
National
Casket Company
17.500
6.300
52% Mar
59 %
Jan
National
Research
11%
10<)
11 % Mar
12% Mar
National
Rubber
'
6
—
,hn
Jan
6%
(Mich)
Machinery
88%
150
82 JA
Jan
94'A Mar
National
Starch
17%;
17%
1,60)
15 Vb
Jan
18
Mar
National
Steel
2%.
2%
100
2 V»
Jan
Jan
National
Telefilm
?x99%
2.000
99% Mar
National
37.
8%
97
8%;
8%
90
8%
Feb
9V»
Jan
•
II I II
II
39%
Feb
41V,
Feb
National
Union
Neptune
1,600
Feb
2%
•
A
10
700
9%
Feb
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
1 '/a Mar
Feb
16
74% Mar
16% Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
17
46% Mar
60%
26 Va Mar
30
Jan
Mar
9%
1,400
7%
1,175
9 Va
Feb
1
Feb
1JA
4%
Feb
5%
1
200
4%
5
1,400
10%
Jan
9% Mar
Feb
15
Jan
400
Jkn
14 Vb
14 Va
14
300
17
Mar
Feb
32
Jan
32
15%
15V« Feb
28
15%
Jan
33 Va
Jan
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
4
6%
7'/b
400
Jan
6V1
Feb
14
Feb
34
Mar
Jan
4
7 Va Mar
Jan
15
44%
Jan
36
35'/a
36 Va
35
34
35
1.100
30%
Jan
35
36
36%
1,500
33 *A
Jan
37% Mar
~6%
6
Vb
10,100
Jan
7V4
Jan
Mar
13 Va
Jan
13%
Feb
16 Va
35
Mar
57%
Jan
13%
Feb
16 V»
Jan
2,700
20 Va Mar
23%
17
Feb
20%
Jan
5f
Mar
5,800
6
1,200
12
12 Va
14%
16
38'A
37 Va
40%
9,300
14%
14%
100
20%
20%
21%
18
17%
18
23,600
4% Mar
7% Mar
1%
2,800
2
1%
Feb
3,900
9%
Jan
10
8
14%
600
8'A
VZ
10'A
13%
14
8%
3,300
13
Mar
8
Va Mar
12 % Mar
28%
7%
19 Va
28%
50
8%
1,600
19%
19
Mar
1,800
6%
12
16
700
5»A
500
Jan
26
Feb
7
18V»
Feb
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
2
Jan
10% Mar
17 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
14
28%
Jan
8% Mar
20%
Jan
5V»
Jan
34
34
75
32% Mar
34%
Jan
16%
.
17
200
16% Mar
21%
Jan
100
100'A Mar
5
5'A
VB
100>A 102
13'/b
3,000
IV#
1 Va
4,200
20%
21%
5,600
86
13 'A
86 'A
10
13
IV#
21
Va
94
92
30
5'
160
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
20% Mar
25
Jan
85 Va
90
Jan
92
Jan
Mar
Jan
150%
Jan
200
124% 124%
Feb
2%
18 %
Feb
17
Mar
50
122%
Jan
U
%
5,400
A
Feb
27%
28 Vb
2,300
22 Va
Jan
27%
27%
28
400
10 VA
10
10%
700
35 Va
34%
35%
400
2 Va
2 Va
600
Mar
13%
Jan
1
41 Va
18
104
12% Mar
87
157 Va 158%
14
3%
4
Meter
Vocrie
Le
Mur
Products
Car
VB
4
200
1,300
26 V8 Mar
9%
32 Va
2
Va
Jan
Feb
Feb
95
Jan
88
Jan
158%
44
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
19
125% Mar
1%
Jan
28 V4 Mar
Feb
29
10%
Jan
35% Mar
Jan
3
13% Mar
Feb
3
14%
Jan
4% Mar
1
5
9%
5,800
8%
4
2,900
3% Mar
4Vi
Jan
2%
2%
Jan
2%
2%
Electric
Corp
common
Co common
2%
—10c
--1
—30c
5
1
400
Jan
Jan
18 Ve Mar
'*
21
21
300
12 VA
12 Va
100
4]'#
16,900
-
19%
Feb
12 Va Mar
Jan
21
23%
Jan
13%
Jan
5 V4 Mar
3 Va
Jan
10
10
10
1,300
9%
Jan
11
21 Va
21
22
2,300
17 Va
Jan
22% Mar
27%
27%
400
32
8,100
4
4%
•
common—I
Jan
8%
3%
27%
Ltd
Associates
11%
9%
4
—
Transit common
99
250
32
Feb
88%
-
1
Corp
2'A
1
Industries
naee
512 Mar
Co
5 !;f
5
.1
Weld Machines
1
National Mfg & Stores common
—1
National Petroleum
Ltd
25c
National Presto
Industries Inc——
54%
11%:
29'A
70
10 Va
Electric
17%
5
Inc
Machinery
3ee
common.
1
Mfg/'Co
A
—
Hess
50c
Enterprises Inc
P^w^riot
Co
Bellas
10,700
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—ICO
Co nf
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
National
ir,«'a
53%
9,200
Jan
Mar
—
13%?
54
50'A
14%
"
Inc..
20-%r. 20%
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
200
1
50c
Corp
14%
5,v
1
5
2.50
.10
common
20%
5,;
16%
Jan
6%
40
9%
N
Feb
50 V2
I
international
common
5
£1
1,600
Jan
Feb
5
Jan
National
Hardware
Co
Muskogee
2.50
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
175
V/a
5
Abrasive———
Mid-West
Mar
9%
4%7
5
Jan
Mar
110
58 %
109 %
-!
M'a
5 Va
12
11
17%
.
16 Va
6Vb Mar
29%
Jan
2U Feb
9V«
•
shares
20% Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
53%
1,250
2,900
...
9%
Products—
dividend
non cum
31'A Mar
9%
30 Va
Feb
25%
6'A
38%
1
—1
common——1
preferred—♦
Feb
Feb
29 %
conv
Jan
Jan
34%
13%. 20%
$2
$1
12
Jan
Jan
5%
8%
107%
Vb
3% Mar
■
9*/a
5
26%
4 Va
2%
Felx/
15 Va
28%
200
Jan
17'A Mar
55
Jan
10'A
1
50c
Midwest Piping Co
——————5
Miller
Wohl Co common
50c
4Vi%
convertible
preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd—.100
Missouri Public Service, common
•
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd—
.1
Molybdenum Ccip —
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B„100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Montgomery. Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products—
1
6%
cumulative preferred
—4
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
.2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel.-,—
100
Muntz TV Inc
1
400
109 %
4 VA
2A
~9%
—1
Petroleum
Steel
4,800
i
Jan
15,700
29
1
Corp
Hone
States
Middle
Midland
Jan
Jan
29
Micromatic
2% Mar
% Mar...;.
1,500
Co
58%
11%'
20 Va
Sugar
Feb
4%
:
Jan
130
2%
49%
49%
1
Co
1
2.50
common.-—
1
———,—10
preferred
6 %
Jan
6.200
4
14%
38
2,300
46 %
16%
1
——1
Co
Corp
Michigan
2
5 7a
1%
6
100
"I
5
*
Corp—
common—
Ltd
Thermit
&
55%
5%.
25% % 26%
Jan
5%
IVb
Textile Corp common——..25c
Oil Corp
5
2
5
Jan
Feb
16%
"IVa
*
_1
—
Midland
13
25 v4
8%
6
Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube—
Feb
2%
Feb
29%
'
£1
i
Jan
12%
2 Va
7 V»
'
15 Va Mar
27% Mar
38
38 Va
5
85
4
50
9 Va
Feb
10,800
8
•
Co
Co
39% Jan
2%
Co
Metal
700
Va 4
10%
4'A
Jl
Jan
15%
9
Jan
16 Vb
1
105
1
1,400
17%: 18
x14Vb
10 V.
2%
2.50
Co..
&
Feb
62
5%
Jan
100
Marine
Co..
Refrigerating
Iron
3% Mar
3.400
8%
.
200
10%
15%
10c
—50c
Mfg
Peroleums
15%1
•
Manufacturing Co
Securities
Johnson
Mesabi
86 Va
*
Co
common
Mead
Merrill
100
i 22
28%
45
27#
30c
Ltd
Co
Jan
100
'
Jan
—1
Bi
Co
Jan
4'%
2,300
'
5
32%- 34
22
15
Baking
Hardart
3'A
36
3%
Feb
14 Va
15%
1
Co
Aircraft
Merchants
600
3%
Jan
5%
100
45
———
Rubber
&
G)
(A
12%
1,100
—10
Co
McDonnell
McKee
10
2Va
(The
Communication
Jan
1,100
2% *
Feb
6%
800
5%
1
Inc
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Feb
13%
%
Jan
6y8
Jan
15
7%
—10
warrants
Tire
Feb
35%
2
7%
5
International
9%
39 %
a
%-
5
5%
20% Mar
11%
10c
Service
Public
6
12-%
50 7 h
Jan
10%
1
Mangel Stores common
Jan
1%
38%
•
Jan
4
Jan
27
Jan
2,400
1
preferred
Maine
Michigan
5
Vt
28 Vi
25c
Inc
Jan
Metal
4 Va
5%
5
3
Inc
Jan
79%
Marconi
75
:,80
27
17 Va
5
20%
15
25c
Inc..
10
'•
Mansfield
127
79
5%
4%
5
Ltd
Magna
Mamschewitz
18'/a
•
•
4%
_50c
G)
I—
100
1
6
Sporting Goods.—
Oil Corporation—
Mages
Jan
310
70,500
3%
(R
r—-
20%
10
university—
Jan
Jan
149Va
10c
Co.
"
'
■
—
.
M
Jan
10
•
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
For
Feb
2Va
1
common
Inc
9%
225
1,000
•
A
& Co
Hardart
International
2%
4% Mar
_i
Inc
Publications
Truck
11%
Jan
5,100
4,100
preferred
100
(Harvey) Inc common
__5
Humble OH & Refining capital stock-•
Insurance
5,900
1,100
10,900
'
2
Jan
8
2%
10% ?10%
5%
Industrial
5 74
Chain
7% Mar
,161 Va
10%
Hubbell
Industrial
2%
4%
1
2%
Mar
8,000
,
•
Hurd Lock &
3
2%
4%
Corp
Mack
•
&
Hydro-Electric
2%
2%
5
Lynch
Feb
1
5
5
common
Lta
(Geo A)
&
2%
20c
1
Jan
Jan
7 Va
60c
1
.
Inc
&
Horn
Jan
Feb
19% Mar
Delaware
Jan
7%
2'A -i
8% Mar-."
10%
I
25c
B
Ball
Hoover
18%
14 Va
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
6%
1
_1
Inc
Hollinger
Co
Feb
Jan
5'
6 Vb
9%
7'«
2.50
Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
2'a
loc
Co_.
Industries
Oil
28 Va
21 Va Mar
Jan
15 V»
1
10
/
13%
1
5
Products
Holly
Home
24% Mar
17'A
33'Ac
Jan
14 V4
2
-1
A
Holophane
Jan
12
5
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land
&
Exploration
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
I
32 Va
100
—
Higbie Mfg Co
common
Hoe (R)
Co Inc common
Hofmann
23 Va
300
Shipley
Jan
100
Co common
Electric
Hevl-Duty
3 V#
98 Va
700
•
Steel
&
Feb
8%
9%
•
common
Co
Galion
nercules
Jan
15
Feb
13%
Common
Lodge
10%
200
:i 2%;
70
25c
Rubenstein
Helena
Feb
Feb
2 Vb
Groceterias second pref——.—•
12%
130% 130%
2
1
lCc
10c
-*
Co
Mining Co
Hegla
Heller
12 Va
95
19
Corp—
of
Industries
29% Feb
13,900
2%
—25
1
Inc
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop
Jan
2 A Mar
10c
Ltd
Refineries
800
11%.
130%
2
1
1
10
Company
Corp
Investors
Mfg
5
Feb
1U Feb
16
75 pesos
Mines
Realty
200
3214
11 Va
I
—
Co
Organ
riabtiug8
4Va
Jan
13%
■,
97%
x4% Mar
—1
—.
Harnlschfeger Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard
Mar
3
IVb
A
1
common
Locke
Industries—
&
Plywood
Harbor
Feb;
Jan
9 Va Mar
18 Va
5
Sessions
Jan
15
H
Hammond
1,200
A
Extension
Mar
1%
S
cumulative
38 Vb
1,600
30 Va
2%
5%
Jan
18
5 %
9c
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
f
16 Va.
22'A
__7.50
Petroleums
Loblaw
92%. Jan
%,
-
Jan
Feb
50c
Leases
„
Lamp
6%
16'A
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
Jan
53Va Mar
-
Jan
160
—
$4.50
Hall
13%
.
18%
Corp..
Tourneau
12%
8%
160
Company
Land
Le
Jan
IV4
*
100
stock
Chemical Co
&
Freehold
States
2%
5
Co
&
Leonard
Litton
275
11%
10c
Grocery Stores Products common
Guild Films Company
Inc
Geulf
13
1,400
Co
Ltd—
Corp
Industries
Inc
Jan
*1
tSSVa
5
•
1
common
Oil
Grlesedieck
<200
2%
23
U
Inc
Corp
La SaJle
19
7,200
',1 •>,/.!
a
95
5
Hydraulics
Greer
5,200
2 Va
13%
5
Stores
Foundry
Lear
Jan
13% Mar
Jan
20%
4
Co_
preferred
Great Lakes
13%
Jan
2.50
Rubber
Shores
Lefcourt
Feb
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
Non-voting
77,400
22
Co—
B)
Consolidada
Lanston
r
Feb
2%
Feb
50
Varnish
Industries
Jan
39%
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Rapids
2
16%
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Gray
1,200
5%
800
*
Consolidated
Goodman
2%
10%
1
Inc
Co
100
Feb
1.100
10
& Co
class
2 Va
-
5
j'17%
•
Corp
Distillers
Glenmore
100
2ia
100
Stores
Lamson-
Jan
Mar
6'
•
Co
McBean
Alden
Glen
4%
Vtf
24
;
&
Petroleum
Hotels
Lake
•
Feb
17
1
common
Gilchrist
100
31
105
•
3%
10%
•
Gladding
V 5 Va
2 Va
49
25c
Gold
■400
7 »/4
50a
20
common
preferred
$5
Yellowknife
Giant
Va
2
24
L'Aiglon
La
Jan
16%
Feb
17
preferred
$4.60
4
25c
Dept
(I
Liberal
Corporation
Power
5 %
.'
—
5
Transistor Corp
Georgia
2%
£1
preferred
convertible
5%
(General
2 Va Mar
70
Laclede-Christy Company
Apparel Inc
Feb
.
Enterprises
Plywood
Va
5
2%
com__l
25
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
General Fireproofing common
General
19,300
2j,7u0
98
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
6% Mar
5,000
8%.
;
5 Va
*
Supply
Electric
General
2%
10%
413 Mar
Jan
6V4 Mar
28
5»/a
warrants
American
■'I
(S)
Knott
Jan
Mar
3%
11,300
—
—1
Corp
convertible
General Indus
Va
%
%
%
98
Co
Minerals
Kobacker
Feb
4Va
6,700
6 V4.
100
General Acceptance
General Alloys
Co
5 %
;
Klein
Mar
10
104J/a Mar
•
common
Mfg Co common
General
2
2
1,100
1
Company
Products.
Lamson
preferred
General
Jan
■
"
■
Jan
5%
50c
(Del)
VenSyn
Lakey
5%
5Va
17,800
12 Va
pfd__100
Oil
Kleinert
c
Oellman
100
9%
__4
;
4%%
Inc
Kukland
Mar
109
106
1.25
Inc
Sales
Beer
(The)
(Geo
5%
8%
Mar
78
Ltd—
Co
Industries
Luxe
De
107%
!:• '.V*# ■
Kirby
12% Mar
Feb
Co
(Walter)
Kingston
Feb
Jan
Feb
21V4
2,400
8%
%.
.
dep rets ord reg
Pitt
Gatlneau
/
J.
22%
•
*
j
7Va
Chemical
Kln-Ai-k
4% Mar
45
41% Mar
10%
8%
voting
!'■
i
60,700
22%
B
Fuller
t
10'/8'.^12%
Kidde
Mar
7Va
6Va Mar
700
1
•
Amer
?
12;,/4
5%
9
1
Company
Kennedy's
Jan
3
A Mar
3 % Jan
400
6%.
"42%
8V4 Mar
22%
2
69,500
;>'"4%
1
A
non-voting
Ford
'
4
41 Va
V
Electric
&
Drug
Kawneer
Feb
16% Mar
1,900
Canada—
of
A
Fort
*
V2
7Va
2,300
75.900
1
Inc
Line
7%Vx8 Va
"17
2{i V2|r
16>4
6'a'fi
2.50
Co Inc
Class
i
4=8
42
10
Claw
v
213
1
10c
Corp
Stores
Motor
16%
—1
Inc
Tiger
F0M
Ltd
7%
1
(Phila)
(M Hi
Fitzsimmons
?
i
1
Ltd
General
Associatidn
Firth
c
&
11%
5%
15c
Corp
& Company
(D)
Kaweckl
j, \
class A
Instrument
Co
&
Camera
common
Ltd
"
F
11%
Jan
K
7.V4 Mar
-j
Feb
Feb
•
c
Feb
Feb
40
75
1
Co^
42%
7%
.^ll'.H
500
2 Vb Mar
1
Jeannette
7%v
11
t
v
12 Va Mar
Feb
9,300
Manufacturing
Inc
Oil Corp
___10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Feb
9V2
Fireman
Jan
5VB
2'A
2%
Israel-American
Feb
Jan
95
1.400
3%
%
13 Va Mar
900
102
11
40 Va .'Ml
41
15%
8%
IOVs
pfd__100
Irving Air Chute..
3 Va
10
or
Feb
97/a Mar
7,100
517
-
13%.'14%
1
$1
17'/4
2,900
'/«.>. 3%
3
98
11*a
1
Ltd
Corporation
Eureka
i
14
102
11',a
Co
Manufacturing
Eureka
»A
10
Esquire Inc
I
11%
10c
preferred
Feb
10% £11%
17
17
r5c
20c
common
of
El-Tronlcs Inc __L
Emery Air Freight Corp
-
54-/8 Mar
9%
.
—
Iron
High
Jan
7%
1
Co
Low
54 VB
10%
Royalty
Public Service
Range Since Jan. 1
High
52%
33V3C
-
Shares
52%
10c
Company
Investors
Jan
29% Mar
Jan
Oil
Resistance
for Week
Low
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
24 Va
Sales
Range
Last
Slock
Jan
19
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Airieiican
Range Since Jan. I
24
class A
J!)
STOCKS
Shares
—30
I
MARCH
for Week
lnt__l
preferred
Elder
RANGE
Sales
Range
Sugar
Common
$2
Week's
22%
23
26
23
27
27>A Mar
Mar
32 Va
Jan
A Mar
3l2 Mar
1,300
22
Mar
26%
100
26
Mar
27Vb Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
8
8 %
3,600
7%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
4,0 0
3%
Jan
5% Mar
2%
2%
2%
7,500
2V4
FeD
2%
8 Vb
29
—
28%
4%
29
4%
400
100
Jan
Feb
32
Jan
4% Mar
5
Jan
28
33
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1544)
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
New
British Dominion Oil Ltd
New
Chamberlain
1
40c
50c
Bristol Oils Ltd
New
Petroleum
New
England Tel & Tel
New
Haven Clock & Watch
50c convertible
Idria
100
.
Co—-—— 1
New
Pacific Coal
Ltd
New
Park
1351a
Auction Co
New
York
& Honduras
New
York
Co
Nipissing
lit
417 k
40'4
417«
15-ii
15
15%
—-—1
common
Mines
Lites
Rosario
,.-10
American
Royalties
RR
Northspan
1314
Jan
047k
0414
651a
100
55%
Jan
78
Feb
11
11
100
10 Mr
Jan
11
4
45,900
37 k
97k
10'la
5
1014
10%
1
5%
57k
5
9%
200
41
Mar
1,400
5
5ft
8 '/«
7514
7% Mar :
7,000
ft
7514
91
77%
91%
68,000
5ft Jan
«A
214
214
2»/4
4,100
2
17a
2'/»
49,800
Nuclear Corp
of America——to*
Class A.
*
——
9%
7 ft
,
%
8%
8 7k
3,300
19%
19%
19%
-3,400
40,200
*2,1
1%
10%
Products
Corp
Ohio
Brass
Okalta
47k %
Old
25
common—to—— ——1
cumulative
2%
5,400
Jan
50
977k
60
88
—
Jan
2ft
2 !i!
3,300
2ft
767k
80'J
1,475
71%
37 k
400
2},V
3
-
3
101
Jan
Jan
3%
4%
7V
100
12
12
25
12
Mar
14
85
86 7k
650
80
Feb
92
25%
25%
25%
700
24
37/«
100
Overseas
_
4%
1
_
Securities
,___1
Oxford Electric Corp
1
V
3
—
4
%
47V Mar
57«
Jan
37k
26
4
4Vb
Pacific Gas & Electric
6% 1st pfd
25
1st preferred—-———25
5%%
1st
5%
prefeired
5%
redeemable
redeemable
1st
preferred
4.50%
.
redeemable
1st
preferred-
redeemable
1st
preferred-
$4.50
preferred
preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
64.75 conv div pfd_.
$4.36 dividend preferred—
Pacific
Northern
Petroleums
Oil
Paramount
Park
Parker Pen Co
(C A)
Penn
-
Pep
Boys
22%
Jan
Jan
25
22%
22 %
22%
300
21%
Jan
23 %
94%
9i%
95
130
86%
Jan
93
90%
90
84
Jan
91%
Jan
*
97
97
106
106
22
96%
29
Jan
33
107v
Jan
96%
]h
3%
2
1574
157 V
Ltd—
2
1
8>b
l
Co_.
,_10 pesos
•
_l"
common
1
—
common-
of
Royalties
Metals
Public
11
107 V
117 k
1
1ft*
50
92
—
1
17k
1ft
927V
ft 67 b
77 V
77V •ft 77k
500
17 V47 k*
3%
4
-
m
ft
1,800
1%
1,700
-
4:% Mar
237V
400
8%
500
8
100
57
*
Ltd
,
Mfg
of America
Co
•70%,
,4%
4ft
55
55
ft
27,800
ft
8%
8%
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp <fc Timber
•
50
500
i.T
1
,
-
17%
1
Inc_
2,600
:
:t7%
10c
—i
of Colorado—
Pyle-National Co
**ft
*
Gas
Service
,„l
2.50
common—
14%
8%
-
23% Jan
22% Jan".
8%
Feb
'
10,600
4:
Mar
51%
'
Feb
16%
•*
%
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
55
'•
'
Jan
7; %
Jan
9% Mar
200
14%
Jan
•16%
Jan
9%
1,100
9%
Jan
9%
85%
Jan
93%
Feb
16
Jan
17%
Jan
9%
91
92
16%
16%
16%
100
3
ft
5
167 V-
v
16%
/
•
Electrotype (The) Co
1
Packing Co common
—ItRaymond Concrete file cammon-;
Reading Tube Corp common
Reis
500
16%
300
••
16%
Jan
18
Jan
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Remington
Richwell
Oil
Grande
47%
Inc
to
Jan
Field
3,900
38%
Feb
10%
1,000
x9%
Feb
13%
Jan
19%
100
19% Mar
21%
Jan
500
21% Mar
24
Jan
-
HV4
1,500
1%
it!
41
14%
%
12,100
42%
-
300
Co-,
4 %'
41%
3
1965-
pfd F_.
;
27s
10,400
17 b
2,100
1%
%'
47'h
3,500
4% Mar
42%
1,300
38% Mar
4
40%
2%
497v
Inc——
Co
Pipe Line.-
Corp
Jan
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
42% Mar
15% Mar
72
Feb
2% Mar
5%
45
Jan
Mar-.
4,100
27'b
Jan
3
Jan
210
80%
Jan
87
Feb
2%
1,400
26%
26 %
12 %
11
12-%
40%
40%
40%
25
2
Feb
Oil
21a
Jan
25%
300
26
Mar
10
Mar
500
39
300
20%
17
3%
4
1,600
3
3
3>4
1,000
2%
37%
4,600
37
•„
34%
JRyan Consolidated Petroleum-.—
x4%
17%
3,800
37,
x4%
4%
2,500
4%
common
Jan
267k
Inc
Shares
200
6 7k
common-
•,
9,300
57k
24
24
■
32
35,300
ft
jan
""kk'Mar
17a
Jan
Jan
17k
17k
8,700
537k
2,400
117'B
11%
u 7k
36%
36 7k
36%
400
15
15
157k
1,500
13%
177k
177k
2,200 *
167k
Jan
177k Mar
"
*
*,
107v Jan
55
Feb
127 v Feb
357k
Jan
387k
Jan
Feb
167k
Feb 1
Feb
52
'
"
3.000
"
'o75
•
5%
5
;
Jan
:
67b. Feb
87k Mar
'
5ft Mar
•
77k
7%'
4%
57k
'
4U
1,000
5 ft
7%
■;
47v Mar
37k
1,000
"
'
27,700*
*
..:
57k-
4%
5%
62%
57k
..'
Feb
57v
250
.
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47k- Jan
14.2001!
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137k
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137k
14
700
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:•
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100
13
>
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*
Jan
13%
.
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3
10,900 -
,
200
25"%
257k
36
36
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17%
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1,100
3% *•
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26
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; 5,800
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2974
317 k
jan:
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7
4
•
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13%
137k
3%
-1
3
11
11
50
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-
3.7k
Feb
7k Mar '
Jan
*3
1,400
200..
67 k:
7.500,
57k
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-
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107k
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13% Mar
—3
100
.
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12 tv
127v
13v
5t
47k
27k Mar
r'v
Jan v
Jan
Inc. common
Oil
Co.,.
1.
Light $4.56 pfd_
Calgary
Power &
Shovel
Co
Tllo
Roofing Inc
—
Realty & Construction,;
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Tishman
87v
Jan
Feb
27k
Jan
ft
Feb
1ft
Jan
: ■1 •%
98 7i43
2 7k*
4,800:
.
15%
14%
307k
27k
Feb
9
Jan
29%
Jan
Jan
13% Mar
157« Mar
Jan
Jan
4a4
600
16%
32
4
Feb
Jan
26
Mar
20% .Jan
Mar
4 %
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Feb
Jan
4% Mar
37~% Mar
4%
Feb
5% Jan
30% Mar
21%
Feb
6ft
Feb
6
1%
3,500
t
Jan
1%
'
.
•
-
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s *
Todd Shipyard Corp comm.on„_
20
Toklan Oil Corp
—L——
-70c •
Toledo Edison 4V*% preferred
.-100 r
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A.;—10cV
Industries
Cont
Trans
Oil
Cuba
Empire
Trans
Lux
True
Temper
4 7k
47k
897k
89'v
907k
4.800
♦
2%
27k
1.25
1
r
3%
2%
27v
2%
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27 k
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2
127k
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22
6
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247k
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1
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674 Mar
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57k
100
57k
587v
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;y'474
187k
(S) & CO common-
Oil
67k
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500
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—-—i—1
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Feb
37k
5,200
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Swan
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57k
57k
5
Stein (A) & Co coramon^—--r*
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Sterling Brewers Inc
1
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—-—-1
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Stetson
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*
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1
Superior Tool & Die Co
1 % Mar
.
187r
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Petrol
Jan
Jan
374 Jan
Jan
57k
Ltd--—;—1;
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75
Mar
'
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Jan
Jan
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5%
137k
*
-
5 %
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1
—
Mines
Jan
18%
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Corp
500
47a
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237v
13%
65
300
6 7k
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6%
24
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1
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—
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24 7k
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300
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Mar
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41
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4
12
100
66
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Jan
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400
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3,500
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to
397v
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Gas & Elec rights w
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3
84
2%
Feb
Feb
217b
1,700
12 7k
_1
20
———
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Products
1'
21%
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5
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page
Jan
27«
15%
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see
.
82%
84
Ave common-
For footnotes
Feb
147 H
11%
48% Mar
Jan
1% Mar
36
72
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il
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Royalite Oil Co Ltd^
Ryan
Jan
24
Ltd
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross (JO) Engineering Corp
Fifth
Feb
26%
10%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Russell
16
24% Feb
19%
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Russeks
48 %'
14% Feb
200
10%
1%
Rochester Gas «fc Elec 4%
Rokeach (I)
80ns Inc
Roosevelt
45
2,700
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Argentine Mining
Ridge way Corp „
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26%.
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Rico
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16
26
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&
Arms Co
Inc
15%
26%
23%
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Electric
Rice-Stix
15%
J
&
357k
10
2374 Mar
Texas
19%
convertible preferred
(Robert)
2,200
Jan
Texas
Pump Co
39
52
Jan
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Rath
Jan
21%
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38
:
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17
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Quebec Power Co
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900
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50
.ft
1674
52
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Sun
Jan
Mar
17%
Jan
15%
500
Stroock
Feb
70% Mar
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16
—
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14%
%
9
Jan
J
8%
70%
Jan
Jan
21%
Strcl
6
-
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12
97k Mar
22%
Stanrock
2
Jan
700
'
237V
Starrett
7% Mar
24%
97k
21%
Steel
Jan
/
9%
Jan
227k
Standard
6% Mar
Jan
67k
23%
Standard
Jan
57 V
Jan
5%
3872
Standard-Thomson Corp
Jan
94%
Jan
2,600
24%
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Feb
Feb
397b
57 V
42
Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Jan
Feb
1%
6
Feb
5 7k
100
Standard
Feb
13%
10% Mar
90 %
14
7%
800
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7% M«T
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4% Mar
Feb
200
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2
150-
17k
5%
23%
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40%
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4,400
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1%
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2,500
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197b
•
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447k
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4% Mar
58% Feb
Feb
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1,100
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5,100
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r
500
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77 k
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4%
18%
ft
5,200
ft 97k*
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47«
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6
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m
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20c
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200
5%
6 ft
15%
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25,700
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.
.
300
2%:
w_25c
Porto Rico Telephone
Oil
19 7 k
15%
3%
Jan
4%
67k
ft
40%
Specialty Stores Co Inc.
Jan
Feb
Jan
44 7k
California
Jan
6Vfi
6%
200*
lo
Polaris Mining Co.—
Poloron Products class A
Prairie
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9
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200
15
8%
62%
407k
36
preferred——-——25
Spear & Company—:.
Jan
Feb
Feb
Edison—
Spencer Shoe Corp——
Stahl-Meyer Inc —
:
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
Feb
157 k
,147 V
874
4%
36jv
5 7k
preferred:
25
preference—.—25
preference——25
cumulative preferred—25
cumulative preferred
-25
cumulative preferred
25
Southland
Jan
Jan
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Mar
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Mar
Feb
5%
2
.
97
/ 12%
1%
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Jan
57
1
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54,100
123
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17,600
11
217k
37k
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47k
6
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common-
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37
377a
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*
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31%
11
—1
common
Southern
22 % Mar
Feb
114
23,000
Minerals
Scale
93
150
3%
10%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erle_
Pittsburgh Railways Cqj..
Pneumatic
25
•96%
3%
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd-*———
Pleasant
Jan
3%
1 Bol
—to
Governor4
3
Feb
31%
*
cumulative
4.08%
99% Mar
16% Feb
1%
.
Pierce
Jan
2,100
40,800
1
Co—
Aircraft
2%
2%
37v Mar
Publications—
preferred
California
4.32%
Jan
22%
Jan
157k
Corp
4.24%
Jan
91
119 .t:. 123
Corp
na
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Packing Co_
Phillips Screw Co
Plasecki
108
Jan
1
class A
Ac
Jan
84%
i
(The)
Oils
104%
120
11
Manufacturing Co (Mass)—GO
Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
92%
270
17k
% Mar
4.48%
Jan
220
2%
Pepperell
Perfect
98
Jan
4.56%
Jan
90%
20
•
10
'%
7k Mar
4.88%
Mar
106%
89%
~2%
%
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Canada
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24
100
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22%
23
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25
23
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47k Mar
Feb
3
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common
original
27,500
Feb
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5%,
Jan
49
27k
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Jan
Jan
487v
Jan
107a
Oil
Jan
26%
l
;
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Ltd
Corp
Company
Parkersburg-Aet
27%
237k Jan
5,600
22%
Feb
46
800
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Jan
25% Jan
500
3%
Jan
427b
9,900
l 4,300
dep rets ord registered—
£1
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Southern
Feb
Jan
Mar
10,400
Coast
"
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Chemical
27%
400
247»
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—
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Pantepec Oil (C
500
26%
1
Airlines
Panconstal Petroleum
Israel
26 %
24 'h
♦
Pacific Power <fc Light 5% pfd_
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pan
Jan
2
ii!
South
Jan
417k
.
3VA
South
Jan
30%
28%
26%
26 %
25
cum
Pacific
32%
Jan
*
1st
Lighting
Jan
27%
26%
25
pfd series A—25
redeemable
4.36%
30%
200
300
23%
26%
25% Mar
25% Jan
preferred
4.30%
$4.40 dividend
2,600
32 %
28%
26 %
"
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5%
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31%
31%
2f>
Jan
207k
175Feb
50
13
Airways Inc——————5
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills.—
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Soss
Feb
83,200
%
Slick
Sonotone
1017v Mar
Feb
14Va
Pattern
Amer
Jan
19
3%
Ltd
Skiatron
Mar
Jan
-
57v Mar
127%
14%
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Mar
Feb
'■
feb
Feb
5,000 ir
Singer
Jan
—
92
Feb
x47k
Jan
Feb
22%
—
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Simplicity
Jan
857V
preferred-
_
84
1097v
Jan
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American
Simpson's
Jan
7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Omar Inc
2
47
$3 convertible
Jan
200
500
44%
Simmons-Boardman
80% Mar
Jan
Mar
17k
48%
Jan
3
11
29
41%
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Feb
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*
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647k Feb
Feb
95
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Signal Oil & Gas Co class A——
Jan
167k
110
62
97 TV
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Feb
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137v Mar.
;
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-
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17k Jan.
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4,000
5%
2
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Silver Creek Precision Corp
10c
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd—1
1
27 V Mar
500
14'V
62
97'V
90c
—
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27V
13%
14
0
! 1—100
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40c
common-
preferred
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Okonite
class B
Co
Ohio Power
/
17k
12%
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common—
America
of
Breweries
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2% Mar
8
3,700
27%
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—
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—
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5
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16%
12%
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comipon
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Jan
16 7k
10c
—1
1
class B
America——
7 7k
.
300
.
Oceanic Oil Company
Ogdeu Corp common—
100
300
Leather
Jan
217v Mar
20%
.
187v feb .:
lff Jan
~8%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—_10c
214 Mar
Jan
7%
2""-
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7% Mar
8ft
6%
Ltd
7 %
97i
4% preferred
Slierwin-Wifiiams
9% Mar
3ft Feb
114 Feb
8%
Mines
'
Shawinigan Water & Power——
Jan
75,000
1
—to-———-———
40,400
1ft
77»
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Jan
86
1ft-
97»
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Feb
Jan
Jan
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Servomechanisms
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7514 Mar
20
190
20%
14%
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197b
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6%
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10%
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11,700
L00„>i,v8-
50c
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40% Jain
Mar
7,600
39
91
Mar
17%
in.—I
Airlines.
Sentry Safety Control-
Mar
11
Jan
High
Co—
Oil Co Ltd-,
Western
Servo Corp of
10% Mar
Feb
37
5/4
'4
7%:
7%
—1
50
Uranium
Warrants
Jan
~5Tk
5
25
pfd—100
Jan
Feb
Mar
714
io%;. 12%
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3714
10
—.
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3 la
4%
17%
11
Securities Corp Genera!—
——
1
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ft Jan
800
38
"
3
3
4,900
17,600
Low
preferred
Scurry-Rainbow
514 Jan
Feb
Range Since. Jan. 1
"
preferred
Seaboard
Mar
3 A Mar
1,700
314
314
914" 10 VB
27fr Jan
2%
1,900
10
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4%% series_20
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—1
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)_
——.——25c
Say re & Fisher Brick Co—
1
Scullin Steel Co common——
—1
Jan
Jan
Diego Gas & Electric
Cumulative
Feb
Jan
J
Inc—
87%
Shares
17%
*
Milling Co Ltd—
Cumulative
ll'a Jan
Feb
11
Co
Pub
Ind
27k
1 % Mar
1%
■
Oils Ltd—-—
Airlines-
Penn
116 Jatt
6,900
1216
3i,t
—
North Canadian
40,900
2
'
for Week
Low
to_2.50
Inc
Carlos
San
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
Feb
8714
3ft
Cement class A
114
47%
13%
7,200 *
100
50c
-to,
114 Feb
38% Mar
33,900
"ft 1,200
Lgwreuce Corp Ltd common-
Salem-Brosius
San
Jan
2,700
,10c
Corp
to.
Norfolk Southern Railway—
Northeast
17k
St
ft 'Jan
214
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
F*r
13614 Mar
'V
Feb
214
——_.—_1
Corporation
American
Feb
1214
-~1
—
——
Noreen-Ketay
Class. B
Jan
1%
214
—1
-10
Ltd
Inc_
131 7k
1,150
1214
*2%
♦
Mines
1,080
Stock
Jan
2 A Mar
Mar
:—*
comnton—
Merchandise
Nickel Rim
2
2,400
1%
York
7,000
1%
l'/s
Superior Oils
2A
Feb
'
Hi
Process
114
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American
Jan
U Mar
10,400
"7k"
iT«
New
Northern
134 %
%
lit
20c
Oils
&
New
North
2ft
Mining Co—-,.-—1
New
North
21«
25c
Land-
North
2
50c
New Jersey Zinc.
Mexico & Arizona
Noma
■>*<*
—1
& Chem Co_.
Mln
■;v,,
MARCH 2.9
Friday
9,200
Ji
*
WEEK ENDED
FOR
High
Low
2h
2A
125
RANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
17k
114
preferred
New
Norbute
Low
Far
ftftftftVft::ft./
New
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Stock
American
Sales
for Week
Range
5
5
-
Jan
.
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Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
American
Stock
Exchange
Low
Par
Amer
dep rets
United
N
United
Profit
J
RR
registered-—10s
ord
&
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Canal
■'
'
-4-
-
AGerman
'
AS
1-'
Feb
5
Jan
208
Feb
1%
Jan
14'A
Jan
40%
45%
Feb
Si's
20
-
A
200
10%
25
common
—10
preferred
United
Shoe Machinery
—w-:
-
Preferred
—10c
U S
—i
Foil
8
class
Rubber
B
,
35'A
1%
1 '/2
34%
34%
:
,
V
Co.
1
1
33%
common
—50c
4%
Vitamin
United
Corp
540
X3434 Mar
37
7s
12%
2'A
41%
Jan
35%
18,700
34%
400
3 %*
3
3.600
4
4.38
209
7%
;
Feb
7%
2,600
2'2
12,500
;
,
*
Jan
2
33%
33 "2
27%
4
Jan
6%
Feb
1%
Jan
'.4%
Corp
Universal
7%
Corp
—25o
2%
Oil
10
54%
55
14
American
Universal
1
16%
17
—
Consolidated
Universal
(The)
Corp
Universal
Products
16%
15
Insurance
Universal
Co
—-A
2
common—
2%
'
'■
—
X23
23'A
500
Feb
153«
Feb
12,800
55%
A7s
8
Sugar
4%
4%
Jan
Jan
25%
Rio
(issue
.5%
*136%
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
126
__
155
111%
__
131
Germany—
:
:
;
6'/2s
of
May
of
(Republic
de
of)
52
52
70 %
*53
54
1
'
May-Nov
1947April-Oct
5s 1972—June-Dee
2%s 2008—
Mar-Sept
A)
59%
*71%
,71%
54
*65
*65
v
Denmark
(Plan
Janeiro
1947—:
1927)
1927)
Oct
Bank
stamped
*99% 101%
*52 y2
55%
.
101% 101%
53
53
49%
51%
40
40
—
stmpd
1997,.
(Plan
A)
2s
51
51%
Jan-July
51%
40
$39
2012—Jan-July
48
value<
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
a Odd-Jot
transaction
(not included
in year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stoC*
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not Included in year's range). rTranaaction for cash (not included in year's
range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
fFriday s bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
' :
SRepor,ted in receivership. '
0
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
1,000
June-Dec
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1
Jan
20%
7,200
4%
of
.
Peru
31% Mar
"
Utah-Idaho
(issue
Parana
Jan
29%
A.
25
*157%
*53
Mortgage
Jan
17%
V
Feb-Aug
redeemed) J
(Prov)
2% Mar
48
1947
Bmh
High
*160
Jan
9
.
(20%
7s
1947
6s
(City of)
1939
A7s
3 v4 Mar
3458 Mar
Feb
Friday'*
Bid & Asked
May-ZVou
*
Unitronics
or
Sale Price
1949—
Feb-Aug
(Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Feb
1
Last
Period
ALfma City
Jan
Jan
1,800
Munic
secured
AHanover
Feb
10% Mar
1%
'
Jan
1.200
12
11%
12
■
Corp
Reclaiming
United States
Stores
1
10.700
42%
Mar
r 1%
—
x41
41 >A
United- Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U
'
——
-
x34%
common-—25
200
l'A
1%
—.
f
Cons
AHanover
Jan
'
Sharing
la tercet
Exchange
Low
10% Mar
•
—
205% 207
207
—100
—
Stock
High
Ltd—
Co
Week** lug*
Friday
BONDS
Shares
1
United Molasses
MARCH 29
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Friday
par
'
,
Valspar
Corp
.1
common
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman
Venezuelan
Vinco
.5
preferred
Steel Co
Corporation
Silver-Lead
Vulcan
1.400
150
3%
5
.2
Co__
2.000
3'A
39
118%
.1
;
;;
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Manufacturing...
4234
117% 118%
3'A
.1
5%
.1
6'A
4%
-
Jan
125%
Mar
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
11'A
Feb
13'A
Jan
8,500
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
100
11%
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
30
20
15
Jan
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
4'A
2,900
-
5%
6'A
A
4
Jan
5% Mar
•
'
42% Mar
Feb
2%
Jan
100
V.
6
11%
35%
,
'Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates}
"w 1,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
83
Jan
117% Mar •"
5,300
5%
4%
5%
•
Corp..—
3x80
;
'
42%
...
Vogt
1
'•
-A— ;
*
warrants.
Industries
Petroleuhi
6'A
4% Mar
"
convertible
$4
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bond*
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
w
Aircraft
Waco
Waitt
[_•
•
100
ext
ctfs
voting
Bond
&
-Stoeks-
Co.
Wagner Baking
7 %
preferred
Waltham
Webb
Watch
&
series
$6
Webster
West
Utilities
Internat
(R
Wood
Pwr
473.12
144.17
71.25
167.58
92.36
90.15
89.79
90.27
90.64
March
28-
144.43
71.58
168.19
92.36
90.21
89.80
90.29
90.66
Jan
350
130 'A
Feb
136
Mar
19% Mar
20
Oil
xl31% 136
L 36
19%
200
2%
1938
1,100
2
91
5%
86
%
60
126'A
4,200
Va
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Jan
7'A
137 % Mar
Jan
VB
130
-fa
y
Feb
150
68
Feb
58%
60
54
Jan
37%
39%
850
35
Feb
40'4
Jan
24%
24%
275
23%
Jan
29%
Jan
~i%
Jan
10
23 34
Jan
88.11
27—_
88.38
28—
88.55
89.00
4%
100
10 y2 Mar
12%
27,300
22%
Jan
7%
450
5'/a
Jan
3
Mar.
26% Mar
7%
1
3%
400
35b
._100
4%
.
'vH:
2%
Feb
100
14%
Jan
Feb
14
15
550
11%
Jan
15% Mar
16%,
300
16%
Feb
16%
Jan
groups
73
700
69%
Feb
79%
Jan
current year are as
■X
16
2
8
V2
70'A
7014
29
...
Mar
100
based on the closing prices of the common
for composite and by major industry
The SEC index of stock prices
16% Jan
stocks for the week ended March 22, 1957,
follows (1939=100):
6%
£1
preference
-Wright
Hargreaves
Zapata
Petroleum
"
Ltd
™10o
Corp
~h'e
16%
16 3 8
.
8.600
1,300
Composite
Tfi
\~lfa "Feb"
10%
"i h
_•
Mar.
5% Feb
5^ Feb
5S
,.Amer dep rets, ord reg
15%'Mar
Jan
;»18% Jan
r' I
A'-lt.
'
'''A. :
.
/IX.
Friday
BONDS
American
Last
Interest
-
Period
Exchange
Stock
*4 +>?.;< ■
.
v'
;•
Sale
Week's Rang*
or Friday's
Asked
Steel
&
Pump 4s inc debs
1970
1998
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis
Steel
Bethlehem
Boston
Aug
2%s
Edison
Chicago
6s
1
Range Since
Bold
Jan. 1
95%
287.6
158.7
281.3
:•%•
341.8
"
Lou?
No.
Finance
—-
Service ■>'.
and
—_u;
96 "2
97%
123%
88%
13
1970
June-Dec
Jan-July
85%
85%
4
81
63
63
1
61'A
66
58%
58%
90
.
*57%
Bank 5s 1961_—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967—_Jan-July
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% llq tr ctfs—.
Midland
Valley
National
Research
5s
RR
convertible
4%
Corp—
debentures
subord
0%s
Ohio
.mortgage 6y2s
due
extended
1st
mortgage
Power
1st
to
mortgage 3s 1971..
3s
,
•
I
96
—
Electric
Water
&
Co
Gas
Power
96%
A
'
91
'96%
92%
92
1
92
1998.—Jan-July
129
130
13
128
*80
"■~3
A ' 80
3s
1965
95%
.
1
3yas series D 1976
94
—Feb-Aufif
*97
99%
E
1978
F
:
1979—.
series
G
__
—.
1981
"4
178,000
Total
—_.
8,£>48,665
of
Shares
8,548,G65
—
Southwestern
Gas
International
—
$70,000
$697,000
11,255,750
13,497.000
16,G94,000
15,192,00G
235,252,300
262,700,900
$17,651,000
$15,889,000
$246,620,050
$276,309,900
$35,000
42,000
3'/2s
Knapp Inc 5s debs
Penn
95'A
89
91
88%
93
72
77
Traction
5s
*91'A
'75
*70
-99
96
(Calif.) 3s 1971-—Jan-July
&'Electric 3'As 1970— _Feb-Aug
Power
90
89'A
__
2
1973
86
90%
"7
Water
•
_Feb-Aug
__Jan-July
1963—.
1964—
*102
..June-Dec
97
97
"l
94%
75
75%
12
73
1960
Stocks
7i%
100'A
103%
Domestic
of
Bonds
Shares)
101%
102 »A
100
*101%
.June-Aug
103%
101
Men.
Government
Bonds
$73,000
719,060
Mar. 25
$28,000
—
*98
-Feb-Aug
99%
37,000
Mar. 27
857,305
72,000
962,785
932,215
$49,000
Friday
Stock
In tercet
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Central
A 6s
A 6s
(Germany )
Bk
of German
series
series
ADanzig
7s
A
B
Port
Jan-July
1951
State
&
or
Friday'e
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
& Waterways
*167
High
1957
Bonds
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Stocks—No.
High
6%s
1952
Jan-July
of
105
*23%
102
—
120
91
102
21%
23%
80,000
39,000
30,000
$26,000
.
.
Total
$309,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 29
1957
1956
6,368,385
51,633,073
58,365,269
$234,000
$170,000
$2,897,000
$3,092,000
43,000
65,000
530,000
3,360,000
26,000
—
Foreign corporate
'
44,000
3,000
3,000
471,000
484,000
$309,000
$238,000
$3,898,000
$6,936,000
Bond*
Foreign gcvemmerit
102
Bond*
4,119,390
Shares-
Domestic
190
*129
1956
Range Since
Sold
Total
$116,000
4,000
Week Ended Mar. 29
Prov Banks—
1952
4,119,390
Week's Kange
Low
A Baden
Mar. 29
Total-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BftNDS
648,025
Mar. 26
Tues.
Fri.
American
4,000
"13, GOO
$234,000
$15,000
35,000
17,090
Corporate
Bonds
5,000
Mar. 28
\
3,000
Wed.
Thurs.
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
77
..June-Dec
1974
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
XL
.
■
Western
$112,000
-97%
95 y2
Washington
1956
153,960,424
vCorrected volume.
90%
90'%
A
'
*121,387,664
Bank
Total.
97%
95%
1970_
United Dye & Chemical 6s
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser
11,391,492
922,000
U. 8. Government
Railroad and Industrial
5
90%
3'As
Jan. 1 to Mar. 29
1957
1956
19H7
Stocks—No.
$17,651,000
3,532,000
Week Ended Mar. 29
84
—
90%
98 V4
*97
Counties Gas
Gas
$35,000
$922,0C0
$16,694,000
3,706,000
82
88
_April-Ocf
California
Southern
3,573,000
35,000
97%
85%
%
'
90%
Feb-.4«sr
.April-Oct
-
Southern
'
80
88%
90
C
136
91%
35
95%
*90
West
133,000
3,354,000
[J Mar. 29.—
100
85%
__Feb-Aug
:
94%
*85
..Jan-July
81
*83
&
208,000
3,538,000
1,647,929
Fri.
90
80%
Feb-Augr
Webb
3,335,000
3,365,000
1,928,570
1,604,676
:
Bonds
:5
'
—Feb-Aug
3%s
1,712,450
Mar. 28
87
92
19731
1973
series
series
3,555,000
Mar. 27
A—
;
96 %
1976
3s
98 %
1981_ _May-Nov
Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
6s
3s,
Corp
California Edison
series
3s series
$3,285,000
220,000
102%
95%
Sales
j
$183,000
Mai'. 26
98'A
82
23
93
*90
-June-Dec
A*"'
Bond
Bonds
$3,102,000
98'A
100
2
Tot#
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Thurs
104%
98
97'A
97%
97
J
320.8
United States
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Wed.
94
97
45
103% 104%
*99% 101%
97 V2
274.8
/
AA
Exchange
1,M
.Jl
Bonds
Tues.
55
86 »A
._Jan-July
series B
2%s
,
n^ii
Railroad
—
Harbor
3%s
91
1,595,040
Mar. 25
Mon.
86
'*176%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb '62.
Southern
53%
26
94
97%
April-Oct
...April-Oct
1968
1970
Public Servioe
Safe
103%
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
3'As
*86
Jan-July
1963x.
3'As
95
Shares
'
1953..
1953
.1..
Number of and Rfiscel.
117
57
92
91
May-Nou
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
*54%
*
,
■
1976—Jan-July
New
95
102
24
108
108
...-April-Oct
1963
60
*96
Finland Residential Mtge
383.2
J
>5
151.6
325.5
t
.
369.4
425.2
286.1
161.5
,
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
4s series A 1993
May-Nov
A 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993—_—i
May
—0.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
86%
mortgage
!■
.
>r-
90%
26
*127
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
—
353.0
+ 0.1
+ 0.4
.
>500.8 .:■■% Aa
.)
0.5
398.6
*
57%
52
91%
Western RR—
Lack &
A-5,.> 437:6
+
319.0
■
A
\
High
55
89%
A
—0.4
340.5
Trade,
-
468.6
-—0.3
Low
>
366.2
—0.3
2o6.1
158.G
281.7
•,
Mining...
3%s 1978
series
Transit Authority
Delaware
,
95%
Bonds
—0.2
389.0
440.8
Utility
High
,
439.6
Transportation
121 Va
*53%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
1994
-'
387.6
Goods
High
Change
329.2
415.9
—
Durable
1956-1957
Percent
NohADurable Goods
y\-
.
Low
AAmer
■
■
Mar. 15, '57
22,'57
328.5
414.6
«-A-.
Manufacturing
•
'
■.J,.*1 i 1
n"!
with highs and lows for the
compared with the preceding week and
'
WooKvorth
'
78.87 Jan 23
Jan
500
96%
—
1
3
94.00 Aug
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Mar
15%
3
Range for 1956
Jan
8%
15%
3
1
—25
13
Low
Mar.
Low
Jan
Jan
11'A
25%
3"2
14
High
Fri.
11%
25%
88.17
26—
Wed. Mar.
Jan
Feb
25
■:
3%
1
25
Mar.
Thurs.
Feb
9%
22
for 1957
90.19 Jan
Range
High
Mar.
Tues.
Jan
1% Mar
100
Averages
85.25 Feb
Closing
Mon.
3
100
9%'
22%
22%
v
.—10
;
Date—
38
10,500
2
934
9%
.—25
Machine
r
35Va Mar
_10c
i
4%%'pfd_
Bonds
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
39%
1
Inc
JA
58%
—
ities
Mar
91
Jan
5% Mar
1,400
134
.„
Jan
2%
Feb
2
20
91
5%
130
—
com
Co
roads
Feb
Co
Industries
Woodley
27—.
1%
Petroleum
common
(F W> Ltd—
Woodall
90.69
March
Feb
5
Lt
&
90.33
1%
common
Newspaper
89.90
29.000
100
Industries-
preferred
Wisconsin
90.16
1%
common
&
C)
Brothers
92.36
1%
1
Wickes
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilllams
5%
166.89
1%
Is
preferred
River
Oil Corp__
Wilsoa
70.63
March
shares
cohv
Williams
143.34
Mar
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wichita
472.24
2
—10
Inc
90.65
26
Jan
__20
Stores
90.76
90.25
1V2
Inc
5%%'
90.42
89.92
13,400
Coal
White
90.02
90.21
1%
Westmoreland
Eagle
90.29
92.21
134
Westmoreland
White
Rails
92.31
_
Ltd—
Stationery
Rails
trials
166.8L
1%
Stockholders
&
40
167.15
25
Western
Tablet
Util¬
Stocks
22
March
•
Western
Grade
ities
March
Jan
1st pfd__100
ord
Total
Grade
70.69
Jan
32 y2
Ltd
rets
10
Indus¬
70.78
17
Feb
1.25
Invest
Secqnd
65
143.47
Feb
5
pfd
'A-
,
.
First
143.52
153/a
25%
(Del)
4.40%
Leaseholds
10
10
471.51
50
900
•
Inc
Total
472.94
trials
16
26%
Maryland Ry 7%
dep
Date
Jan
16
Western
Amer
3%
2% Mar
..
1
Manufacturing
Texas
Western
104;
Mar
26%
preference
Wentwortfh
100
-Bonds-
1C
26%
common..,
Ine
Investors
10
101% 101%
'iV;
--
Jan
10c
Co
Knapp
4V4
30
1
preferred
Tiernan Inc
&t
--
1
Inc
cumulative
$2
Wallace
Averages
the
are
;
;
<<«>
" i
1
£8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1546)
..
.
Monday, April 1, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
■'
Par
,,
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52%
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44%
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253
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40
37
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Jan
Mar
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20
Feb
22%
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26
Mar
27%
Jan
Continental
10
50
Feb
10%
21%
50
16%
21% Mar
57%
1,110
55% Mar
Gray
Detroit
Steel
Feb
20%
Jan
Economy
24% Mar
27%
Jan
Federal-Mogul
29%
255
29% Mar
32%
Jan
41%
47%
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44
47%
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41%
Jan
295
12.50
54%
45%
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Gar Wood
Jan
General
14
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58
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Great
Feb
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Ball
49
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American
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87
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STOCKS
Last
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1
17%
257
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Feb
18
Jan
Allied
50
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Feb
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50
29% Mar
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700
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32%
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21
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41
177% Mar
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—
4,500
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18
18
800
18
1
Feb
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Feb
38
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60
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110
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34
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120
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38% Feb
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38%
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Jan
17%
Jan
39 Va Mar
45%
36% Mar
Mar
Mar
36%
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34
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Jan
Mar
55
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53
Jan
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30
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46%
13
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133
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Mar
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Feb
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16
26% Feb
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1
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15%
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15% Mar
17
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8%
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16%
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177% 178%
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400
72%
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31%
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50
63%
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250
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Jan
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-
42%
20
41% Mar
45%
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70
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38%
3
37%
Jan
40%
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50%
52
50% Mar
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Borg
41%
47%
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30
Feb
Jan
21% Mar
38%
60
Manufacturing
56%
57%
149
59%
Jan
24%
134
23 %
Feb
27%
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141
101%
Feb
113%
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Feb
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12
40
Mar
18%
19%
166
18
Feb
19%
Feb
57%
59%
100
57% Mar
72%
Jan
54%
80
52%. Feb
58%
Feb
Burton-Dixie' Corp
Butler Brothers
43%
43%
70
42% Mar
45%
Jan
15%
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16
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25%
100
25%
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27
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41%
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75
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——
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55 %
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40
49
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42%
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i
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400
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46
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Feb
58
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470
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Westinghouse
Sherman. Products
60
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45
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54
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Jan
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27
—
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107
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5
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642
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120
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490
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25
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49%
12
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—
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10
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400
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15%
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9
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1%
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39
Jan
2%
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%
Jan
27%
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85%.
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26
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--
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1,656
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85%
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8%
1
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56%
50
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pure
1
—.—10
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2
240
Mar
5
Jan
4%
8%
59% Mar
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43%
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59%
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Jan
Feb
3%
Feb
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52%
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8%
38%
Feb
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54%
—
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2%
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8,020
4
50% Jan
90% Mar
56% Mar
Montgomery Ward
105
39%
4
6%
Feb
90
—
7%
38%
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130
—
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—
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19%
5%
pfeiffer
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&
58%
—
1,923
Jan
Mar
Corporation
Davis
55%
(P)
20%
—_—1
56%
Greyhound Corp
20%
Co_—.
Metal
56%
—1
20 %
common—-—
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5
.
—
Mar
2%
—*
—;
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General Motors
59
21'A
—
——
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Parke
17%
--
———5
General Dynamics
General Electric
Lorillard
Breweries
Drug
Murray
30%
f'.-17%
—10
—
Jan
Jan
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72 %
—
—.—————5
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54'A
Feb
28% Mar
61%
5
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1,527
1%
25
47%
;
7
—
57%
::
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Motors
American
Light
56
56
17%
Jan
42
—
25
Chemical
38%
337
Jan
17
43
Columbia; Gas
4%
Feb
5,478
26%
63%
——25
Columbus & So Ohio Elec—
5
Corn Products
—_-—-10
Mar
36%
120
2%
22%
6%
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4
Jan
21%
17% Mar
391
19%
50
54
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4
37%
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58
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19%
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&
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28%
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178%
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17%
10
Oil
18
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26% Mar
90
7%
.
37%
30% Jan
18%
■
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Feb
17%
Jan
75%
,——50
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6%
17%
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Mar
46
18%
Telephone & Telegraph—100
—-—-—5
200
Jan
28
42%
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6%
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23
25
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——
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37%
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6
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Masco
High
19%
25
Jan
231
6.251
133
%
17% Mar
7%
7
6%
76% Mar
49%
5%
———1
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Lakes
Mount
Low
49%
49%
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Jan
,
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87
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——:
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16%
45% Mar
39%
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54
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(new)
64%
560
1,525
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Kresgc Co
High
43%
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46%
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26%
85
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73
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100
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88
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17
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28
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72
23%
28%
8.50
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148
1,698
45
26%
23%
Feb
5
19%
46 %
28
—.—--8
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Jan
—1
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Brewing
Kinsel
for Week
Loro
Jan
40%
73%
*
Corp
International
Sales
of Prices
Last
—
Exchangt
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
63%
13% Mar
:
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Trailer
49
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Friday
£ 3%
Jan
24
19%
10
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52% Mar
Hoover
Cincinnati Stock
900
Jan
3
40
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25
Ford Motors Co—A—
46 3 4
47%
4
2% Mar
1
Feb
17%
55%
&
3%
5
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36
10
Miami
Mar
Foundry
246
13%
—
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Detroit.
150
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Detroit.
240
Jan
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11
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23%
.
Feb
Procter
624
Motors
18
40%
Little
11%
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25%
39%
&
11
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39%
6
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Feb
Power common——
17%
186
Gibson Art
22
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Chrysler Corp
Jan
25
25%
608
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112
5
57% Mar
39% Jan
40%
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22%
15%
Mar
14
Jan
9%
42%
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22%
■
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1,210
52%
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High
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800
Company
13% Feb
42% Feb
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Cincinnati
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14
2%
—_—2
.—
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Jan
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14
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26
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5
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Manufacturing
Shaies
138
17%
52%
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for Week
14
—1
Jan
132
186
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13% Mar
5
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Sales
Range
Par
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Jan
6c
33
44%
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Baldwin
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Briggs Manufacturing common—3.50
Brown McLaren Manufacturing
_1
Feb
16%
212
15
—5
,
Co
Rubber
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
59% Jan
Feb
12
2,096
134% 135%
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46
47% Mar
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:
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Jan
34%
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Jan
295
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68%
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Jan
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37
139
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5
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Detroit Stock Exchange
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596
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10
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178% Mar
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Jan
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274 Mar
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Feb
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400
11,900
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200
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3574 Jan
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•
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Feb
5974
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13 % Mar
500
1,500
'~9sa
25
700
800
(Un)
(Un)
Petroleum
Co
(The)_
Pure
24% Jan
1197j| 1207a
■
1,100
367a
500
& Co
Potter
6¥a Mar
1574-. 16'4
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Corp
874
32%
»3234
3
(G) Brewing Co
10
35%; 357a
75%
76
1
(Un)...
Corp
Werner
Jan
274 Mar
■
Hein
15
Jan
4
47%
*
Chemical———
Co 2
Heilman
Feb
1,200
274
447,4'
12.50
400
29 74
35%
900
(Un)
Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)_
Phillips
Rockwell
5
City Steel Co
29%
2874
—
(Charles)
Philco
Jan
■
__io
__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co J.
Great Lakes Oil &
17 V2
1974 Feb
54%' 55
44%
1
(Un)
Feb
700
74} 1374
38%
Gerber Products Co
Glidden
1674
1374
v
900
5"i
577U 58:i4
—1.6674
Jan
5074
Co
Phelps
Feb
59% Mar
3,500
56%; 58%
38%| 3974
41%! 42 74
!
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Corp—
General Telephone Corp
Granite
874
Jan
67a
13'
3
13%
58
....5
Jan
12%
1974
World Airways
Pictures
Pfizer
Jan
16
Mar
14 74
2%'-
1
^
Motors
Gillette
7
200
.ir
10''.,i iu
10
2
—
39%
Mar
3874
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
54%
%1 2074
__i
General
General
1575 Jan
50
950
57a?
20
5
9
50 ¥2
conv
Quaker
General Box
General
200
7
,<
14%]
6%
20'/a
11874 Mar
3274 Mar
37 ¥4
prior preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
Pennsylvania RR
51% Jan
Mar
246
50
5G v'
57%
17 ? I 17
14%
*
1
Feb
10074
100
1,000
'
7
10
40% Jan
5074
Peabody Coal Co common—r.
19174 Jan
8474 Feb
190
574
'
Feb
177
900
15744 1574
.1.25
Fruehauf Trailer
Mar
—6.25
Warrants
4337
322
Feb
Jan
'
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574
——2
500
Mar
-2774 Mar
3874
■.
Electric
&
40
28
5
-i.i
Inc
Gas
Jan
56%
17!
37
39
Feb
29%
5
1
Glass
Feb
84'%
5
300
.974 Jan
Feb
Jan
23
1
.
Inc..
Co—
24 74
12
Co
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
30 Va
"*
Ford
307a
400
33%
9
35%
5
10
(Un)
3774
37
332
*
Jan
1074 Feb
674 Mar
4,000
,
118 74
33%
9
5
Co
Co
5674 Mar
'
Falstaff
Oil
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
700
—_—
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Jan"
250
Edison
150
Phonograph (Un)__5
Jan
—*
Manufacturing
Ohio
550
8674
10
5%
26
'"■■■ vV-'
Ohio
.'
J
37
1
6% Jan
374 Mar
Jjt
.
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Air Lines Inc
Oak
3674 Mar '
974
'
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■
43 % Mar
2,200
Jan
10 '
(Un)
567*. 58 177%. 17%
180 ,-.;130 74
58 '
V
Co—
V
i
Jan
39%;; 397a
5
48% Mar
Feb
374 Feb
10
—1
(Un)
Ry
Power
24%; 247a
5
Feb
36%
50
1
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
31%
30
—20;
.
Dow Chemical Co
774
1374
■
200
5
41 Va
Jan
400
A-
10
5
(Un)
Corp
0-as Co
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
3674
_
30
lo
Dodge Manufacturing Corp—:
19 ¥1
6%
1174
400
V'f
,
Deere
17%
900
9744. 97 a
42 %> 43
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100
.
•
10
1
Car
Northern
42 74 Mar
Jan
1,600
1,400
19
40
Mar
*
Aviation
American
Northern
Jan
V 46
Feb
24
—5
RR
American
ilorth
Jan
200
46
36
46
10
North
(Minnesota)
Consolidated Cement Corp____
Consumers Power Co__
800
24 ¥2
1
;(Un)
Manufacturing
Central
York
New
Feb
21%, 28
3974
—.25*
common...
17%'
37% Jan
Jan
8774 Mar
167% 17
(Un)—
-Mar
Feb
Jan
36%
5
_
Feb
3
Jan
2
24
l*
Products
National Standard Co
National
Jan
50
Distillers
Natiopal Gypsum Co (Un)_—
National Lead Co (Un)
Mar
5874 Mar
300
88
18
30 ¥4
2.50
Napco Industries Inc
National Cylinder Gas
Feb
38% ; 39%
^
25
_*
Muskegon Piston Ring
874 Mar
42%:43
88
—15
Jan
Jan
39«a
—100
Feb
65% Feb
»1,700
4
1
common.
38%
4374
43%
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—
Convertible
Mar
140
42 2 4
—.1
common
z
Electric Ilium—
.-x
•
Jan
37%
Jan
3874 Mar
6074
_*
Corp—_
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
67
Mar
16 ¥2
1,100
4274
38
(The), Co
:
27a
3374
37%
_—2
•
City
33%
56
7% Jan
Feb
Muskegon Motors Specialties—
2974 Mar
3074
1,400
.
58%
1,200
1774
High
6% jjan
300
56¥2
2%
Chemical ,<Un.)„
Mount Vernon
Jan
Feb
200
77a'; .77a
73
Feb
16 74
34%
140
"35
33%
Montgomery Ward & Co
60
11%; .11%
4-138
500
17 ¥2
—
Monsanto
300
3874
3374
1174
—10
.
2574
200
1874
38%>
25
—
1,200
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.
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Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co.——'
-
61%
18%.
...
100
—_
27%
-
." 59
58
cpm_
preferred—..
Oil
26 !4
.6134
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry____*
Chicago So Shore & So Ban RR__ 12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Christiana
in
59*
common.—*
Northwestern
series
1
__25
6474
56,,.
■
—
Co
Jan?
•
common.
convertible^ preferred
S3
900
1174 Mar
300
Co
Low
774
347a
56
Range Since Jan. 1
High
64 ¥4
64%
—_10
Motorola Inc
.
—*,
Cement
.Shares
7%
Missouri .Portland
-
tor Week
of Prices
Low
1
—
Jan
300
,
Brewing Co
(Un).
Mississippi "River Fuel——,—
300,
107a
Minneapolis
Jan
5
Feb
200
V
30%
107a
■/
30%
300
11% : 11%
107.8
1474
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,
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30%"
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l
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2 <
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..
.
5
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Par
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Feb
200
,
43
*
62
16%?
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:
Products
62.
*
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Central Se South West Corp—
Central Illinois Public Service
Century
10
:
(Un)__—
34%
.
Low
12%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
300
..
Week's
Friday
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
V
12% 13
___25
j.
;
STOCKS
Shares
Low.. High
5
Canadian. Prospect Ltd—
Carrier
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Calumet
FOR WEEK ENDED MARCH 29
Sales
Range
Friday
vSTOCKS
4474
400
42% Mar
102% 103
200
99 % Mar
Jan
45% Jan
121
Jan
W
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
...
Monday, April 1, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
MARCH 29
Weeks
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
.
Sale l'rice
Par
Rales
for Week
Friday
'■%'
Garretlt Corp
Ian. 1
Range Since
'
^
...
Air Reductio* Co
■
(Uni
Co
a
el 26
—
Inc
121
125
109
Feb
120%
1,321
18% Mar
,'i. 155
7
20% Jan
25Va
24
42% Mar
75%.
1.014
68%
Feb
79%
Jan
11%
11%
11
Feb
13%
Jan
31%
7%
31%
52 V)
51%
52',4
17 >8
17
17%
Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
American Tel & Tel Co
—.—100
a55%
(Un)
American Radiator & S S
American
Tobacco
American
a
737/8-
Corp (Un)--———25
Anaconda (The)
Co (Un)
50
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)——.—5
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp (Uni—5
73%,
836
,
139
20
Feb
23'
a
(Uni
(Un)
Corp
(111i
& Co
55%
56 %
512
52%
Feb
65
15%
15%
719
13%
Feb
16%
17
676
16% Feb
18
Great
24'V,
2,817
22% Mar
26%
Line
Coast
Atlantic Refining
Atlas
10%
v-
5%
5Va
Baltimore
43 Va
Oil
Jan
Beckman
Instrument
Bendix Aviation
Corp
Northern
Steel
Jan
6
7
$1.25
Black
Blair
Blue
Feb
4%
Feb
7% Jan
38%
38%
40
520
60c
9c
11%
923
9c
9c
5,800
3%
4,972
>
3*8
47%
%
48 V4
6%
4%
4%
Burlington
Burroughs
Corporation
a57
a56 a 57 Va
!•
16
41
Cement
22
23 %•
20
19%
California
Canada
Packing
Canadian
Pacific
Carrier
Case
Mar
Howe Sound
Jan
Hupp Corp
1%
Jan
Idaho
& Co
13 Va
Jan
Illinois
13c
Jan
Imperial
15%
Celanese Corp
52
752
class
A
RR
(Un)
;
Nickel Co '(Can)
Tel
Jan
Intex
Jan
10%
857
11% Mar
,14%
Mar
374
34 %
33%
8% Mar
39%
780
30%
Feb
270
56
14% .14%
92%
34 %'
Commonwealth
Consumers
Natural
Powder
Continental Can
Jan
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
16%
16 V4
360
15
Feb
17%
Jan
List
10:,8
10%
385
10%
Feb
113/8
Jan
Litton
30% a31%
100
27%
27'/a
291
26 V,
l
43%
43%
123
43% Mar
•
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Motors
Crane Co
Oil
59%
Feb
68 %
Jan
Martin
4%
1,084
4%
Feb
.
4%
Jan
37
1.265
31
Jan
37
28 (a
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27
Feb
32%
Feb
17%
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173),
100
17% Mar
19V4
Jan
40
40
275
40
*
Di
Aircraft
Co
Chemical
48%
47%
110
13%
Feb
6 %
Feb
29%
578
28 %
30
34%
34 »/4
266
32%
5%
50%
5%
98%
98 %
29%
311/2
4%
4%
250
4
Mar
10%
10%
419
8
Feb
'
5%
31%
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Co
Natural
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Co
Co
class
Co
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1
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Foremost
Co
Co
National
National Biscuit
National
Distillers
Mar
National
Gypsum Co
Co
96'%
Jan
32%
Mar
107 Va
Jan
699
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10
1,125
103
1,078
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41c
,
95
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107%
Mar
29%
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11%
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Feb
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40
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1,913
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1.260
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33 %
34
315
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20
280
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Jan
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•
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178
26
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1
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•
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Corp Ltd_.
1,
American
Aviation
American
Invest
153
28
Feb
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Jan
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Mar
20 %
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830
31'a
27c
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1%
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Jan
Jan
28%
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15c
130.500
Feb
29%
559
20c
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l'A Mar
150
l3a
2
307a
29%
•
Norris
■
'
•
Mohawk "Power
North
12%
36% a36%
"
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13% Mar
Jan
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5%
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27%
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——
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Y
11
267a
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10
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(Uni
National Theatres Inc
Jan
342
171
5
1
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Jan
Feb
27c
Mar
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48
158
48
Mar
52
Jan
a77%
a 79%
200
75% Mar
91
Jan
5
5 Va
2,209
4%
Feb
Oahu
■
Oil
Co
Aircraft
iUn)
66%
Jan
Olin
312
178% Mar
188%
Jan
Onomea
1
82% Mar
90 V4
Jan
33 V4
Chemical
Corp
5
Sugar Co (U11)-.
373
33'%
2.460
31
613
28 Va Mar
31
a36Va a36 %
12%
12%
212
32%
37
Mar
Pacific
Finance
215
12% Mar
13 V)
Jan
Pacific
Gas & Electric
American
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
Pacific
Cement
Clay
37
Feb
41%
Jan
6*c
120
19 Ve
Feb
20 yB
Jan
5Vr
red
1st
preferred
2.05 Mar
51
red
1st
pfd class
1st
15% Mar
Pacific
Industries
260
36% Mar
38%
Jan
30 V8
201
28
Feb
313/4
Jan
22 Va
22 Va
413
24%
Feb
$4.50
38%
38%
472
39% Mar
Pacific
*8%
8 3/8
505
8
Mar
57%
57%
345
53
55%
56%
1.330
16%
16%
1,756
45
43%
45 Va
1.560
20 %
20 V8
20%
1.491
Jan
Feb
Jan
28 Va
Feb
Mar
1C0
17
19 V2
Jan
2.15
5.535
2.00 Mar
2.70
Jan
2%
3.420
2 Va Mar
3%
Feb
3734
3734
370
36 Vs
Feb
41 Va
Jan
45%
45%
553
43%
Feb
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Jan
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5%
100
2'2
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•
$4.75
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15%
15%
2.618
15%
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22%
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20
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232
33%
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40 Ya Mar
48%
48'2
48%
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14
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100
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4,286
3134
32
1.181
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26
26%
466
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Jan
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270
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23
470
22% Jan
23%
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10
57
57%
401
54%
57 V2 Mar
89c
80c
90c
58.100
*
38
37%
38
2,894
•
98
97%
98
75
94
94 %
2034
21%
882
128 128%
310
Co
Inc
1
preferred
;
Petroleums Ltd
Feb
62%
Jan
Pan
Jan
59 % Mar
Paramount
16
Feb
17%
Jan
Parke.
38
Feb
47%
Jan
19%
Feb
24
Jan
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)—
World Airways
Corp
*
1
(Un)
(Un)
21%
100
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pictures
16
15%
25
Jan
Co
5Va Mar
:
10
Davis &
4V2 Mar
2134
25
Lighting Corp com
preferred
:
American
45 3 a
25
54%
•
44 Va
A
pfd
Indemnity
37 V)
Feb
1st
Pacific
37 %
34%
red
Jan
29%
22 Va
Feb
25
650
4.750
Feb
Feb
40
25
common
1.80
14
Jan
2lVa
20% Mar
10
37%
270
Jan
«-
17%
2.00
2
5
Corp
19 Va
15%
Jan
22
Mar
8
Aggjegates
1.65
11%
3%
39%
19
5
Fisheries
&
Products
19 Vs
10% Mar
2,504
24%
25%
17%
2 05
20
preferred
Jan
Mar
37%
293-
2.0C0
>
850
25%
_*
Mathieson
84%
10 %
190
20c
31%
10%
a41% a423«
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20
>
Ohio Oil Co
Jan
Feb
60
4
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1.40
21
2.50
28 J
I
Petroleum
Feb
Feb
21
2.45 Mar
27% Mar
142
;_5
Oil Co
56% Mar
30
19
,1
Inc
Sugar Co Ltd (Un
Oceanic
2.70
29%
19
25
Pacific Railway
Occidental
5% Mar
2.50
28%
1
—1
(Uni
common.—
preferred
43 V*
16%
38 Va
273b
Fibres
Auto
Jan
55%
For footnotes see
page 46.
,
3
15%
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I—II
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II'II 1
238
95
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(Un)
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47%
8%
I
Calculating
Fruehauf Trailer
&
Feb
(The)I. I
1
Corpl~~?o
Co
Dairies
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46
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42
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43
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Canada Cement
Feb
Power
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Jan
Price
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Feb
Iron .-Foundries
99
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Mar
30
27
450
26
Jan
29
Feb
37
497
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40
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107
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16
Jan
Jan
16
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30
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20
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81
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98
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33
Mar
29
545
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I
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conv
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common
1.20
Feb
'
15%
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Jan
*
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33
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37 Mi Mar
50
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529
10
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Jan
56
com
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37 Mi
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Jan
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pi„„.
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Marl
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Canadian
Jan
20
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Claude Neon General
Jan
30 Mb
Feb
6
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—
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Mltcheir
Jan
31 Ma
Jan
.
26'A Marl
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Mar
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of Prices
9 Ma
Ltd—L—— —1
Co
Preferred
50
r
...
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133% Mar
Feb
17
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of Canada
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9 Mb
133% Mar
450
18 Ma
10
Woods
Priority
Jan
28Ma
30
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&
8
&-
Canadian
Feb
21
Hosiery
Canada
Jan
56
nfd
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Jan
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Jan
12%
Feb
19 Ma
2,300
—
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11
18 Mb
International Utilities
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Lines
5
the
Mar
37 Ma
—
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14
44 ~
23
44
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1
;
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International Power
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31
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30
,
50
200
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.
.
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55
;
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-
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78c
100
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int Nickel of Canada
Lewis Eros
Jan
59
21%
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33
Jan
5
.
3.80 Mar
21
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to
51
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preferred
preferred
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66c
101
r
Lake
2,640
28M4
1927
Feb
Feb
Week's
31—
'
to
■
725
—
50
Imperial Tobacco
Labatt
28
Timber..—___
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd.
Feb
5
Mining
International
8
28
Indust Accept
Corp common
$2.25 preferred
$4.50
Jan
100%
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil Ltd__
Inland
7%
28
$2.00 preferred
6%
11
23 Ma
Lumber .&
30,899
28M2
lfto
inc
71% Mar
19%
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Pur
Abitca
Feb
—
Paper Co Ltd—
Bay
14
100%
common..
pfd
Gypsum Lime & AlabaS
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Class B
Hudson
Feb
»
—.
Howard Smith
13%
Jan
1
5% preferred
Goodyear Tire 4%
Great Lakes
25
*
—,
2.75
Jan
I8M2
44
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Feb
Jan
r
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Friday
59
20
1
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07 Ma
,
49
850
Canadian
78c
5
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Feb
66
6,225
,20
Canadian Slock
Feb
14
a
—100
Bakeries
25
20
-50
67 c
—24
preferred
42 Ma
1.215
3.50
.
preferred
58 Va
•„*
Power common—
66.
70 M4
20
.
Jan
a7%
14
19 Mi
*
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Mar
4,375
3.80
*
21 Mb
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—
Feb
98
15
69V2
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!
—
Fraser Cos Ltd common—
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9%
4,157
*
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100
v
Mar
7.75
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—
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9% Feb
22 Mb
26%
•
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.
a
27Ma
8
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5%
22
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Mar
98
19% ...19%,
44
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98
65
,
Jan
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66
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—
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98
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,
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15
v
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22
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Jan
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Jan
33
100
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Jan
58
Jan
15
Feb
common
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28 Ma
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21
18% Mar
60
100
Jan
31
25
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Jan
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20
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122
Mar
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2.50 Mar
28
100
18
18
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50
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105
Jan
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40
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Jan
54
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28
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&
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43
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50
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Jan
97
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25
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17 V0
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—
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.,
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62%
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Feb
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Jan
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16
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21
Jan
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770
9,359
599
.
68%
16
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& Sons
Southern
2.50
.
12% Mar
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17Mi
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20 Va
Jan
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15 Mb Mar
150
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2
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17 Mi
75
30%
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Jan
9
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Sale Price
Davis
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Mar-
59
Jan
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Jan
69
Feb
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16%
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Mar
18
15M«
27 M2
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45%
,
11 % Mar
I6M2
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...
4.00
Jan
•
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122
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3.60
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325
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1,105
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preferred.
class
Jan
Mar
102
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4%%
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7 Ma
lOOMe
10
.
Feb
55VA Jan
17
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Jan
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Jan
29 V*
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—
—
25
Equipment
Enterprises
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Jan
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3.60
__
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2,856
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29
High
39
16%
-—*
——
13
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Cement" class
Corp
Jan
Mar
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28M2
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Consolidated
Feb
102
15Mb
*
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Coghlin (B J)
25%
15
4?
Lawrence
Lawrence
5%
preferred <—
ghawinigan Water & Power
3.65 Mar
7 Me Mar
—:
Canadian Vickers
Cockshutt
2,115
17
'
Railway
Ltd. preferred
all %
a
A———————
26%
15Ma Mar
17 Me
*
Petrofina
11"%
Low
55 Mi
M29%
B
„27%
28M2
Mar
25
21
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2,205
__
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———
1955
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100
—
1953
—
—
2,280
;i
15M2
;
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preferred
13,395 ,7
;
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1
common
53
■A
Royalite
Mar-
55%
Feb
—
25
Canadian
Warrants
2.95
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—
common—*
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*
pfd
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65
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common:
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13
13
__
20
___
6'A
Cottons
Canadian
5%
6;.
•
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(Canady)
29
13Vie
25
Canadian
Warrants
102.
•
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Co
68
42.
68%
f
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40 %
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24% Mar,
Jan
45
431
102
.
&
——*
Royal Bunk of Canada—
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Oil Co Ltd -common—J——*
Jan
36
Mar
29
300
3.45
Series
Chem &
23
1,958
123 Vir
_—-—*
common
Canadian-Converters
8%
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4812
47%
23% /•'■*
25
B
25
24
series
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1,450
3.55
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101
100
37
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common:
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$1.00
48 V4
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34
—25
-
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Canadian
25
48 \\
47 Me
preferred __——.——10t
$1.75
104
11%
-
25
3,010
.
24%
10
preferred.
Canadian
104
37.
50
—
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Mar
•
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for Week
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Li
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Mar
26
—
5fo
£
36
preferred-—,,-——-i—-—26
Breweries
99
25
Malting common„^.„——,—•
$1.25
Mar
26 Vie
4lYs%
Rights
99
37
Canada
Canadian
72
(A
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65% Mar
25%
104
Canadian
99
Mar
26 Vie
100
.
62
•
common
4y«% preferred—
Canada
1,501
10
I
;
65%
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Company-.
Proline,al Transport
Quebec Power
Mar
35
20
common-
preferred
$1.30
Canada
65
—
S^les
Range
Last
Sale Price
Roe
Calgary
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
34V2
Ltd class
MARCH 29
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
—25
Telephone
British Columbia
Brack
Shares
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Pi ice
FOR
Sales
Range
Cast
STOCKS
19c
'"22c
8.000
18c
Mor
32c
Jan
60c
67c
47,609
60c
Mar
9c
2.100
1.45
6,200
71-
Ltd.:
—
15c
Mar
'
*
Eay
Red
Mining—
Lake
Gold
:
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Mines
Ltd..
1
.
62c
8%-C
.
-
.
<■-
8'-»r
-
Jan
1.50
11c
Jan
Jan
*
Beaueage
Mines
Ltd
,
:
-1
\
1.45
1.15
'
,
1.15 Me.r
1.70
Jan
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1551)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Bellechasse
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bibis
Yukon
Boreal
Gold
Mines
Bouzon
Brunhurst
Calalta
Petroleums
Uranium
15c
1,000
2»c
—25c
1,000
12c
18 Vac
Feb
1.50
Jan
9c
Jan
19c
Jan
1.00
Jan
1.30
Feb
1.25
Feb
I.Q.J
1.30
27"
1.500
1.35
2K
4
-•
I,100
24
Jan
111/4
I,900
9.25
Feb
13V2
2,6o0
5r«0
Feb
7.0D
5%
a7lc
7.80
1.500
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—.
—1
36C
35c
38c
8.200
Ltd.————_1
40c
39c
—1
4-bO
4.40
28c
28c.
31 c
—
Mines Ltd—1—
Mines Ltd--————1
Ltd
_—*
Capital Lithium
Carnegie Mines
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Celta
Development &
Central
Leduc
Central
Oils
Manitoba
*
6c
8.00
Ltd—
Mines
1
lie
—1
—:_75c
Ltd
Jaculet
lbc
lie
2.79
2.61
Chipman Lake
Cleveland Copper
Consolidated
Consol
Consolidated
Consol
Corp.
Cadillac
Continental
Mining
Copper-Man
Mines
East
Fab
Metal
Mines
Pano
Frobislier
Exploration Ltd
United
Asbestos
United
Montauban
Jan
United
Oils
Valor
12%
Bay
2.20
1,000
1.82
127JJ
1,035
12% Mar
1,000
40c
72c
40c
40d
4.6Q
48U
3.509
3.05
3.33S
22,900
48c
58(|
26,200
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48c
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•
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144.609
16c
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35%
36'4
45c
3.00
22c
224
2.53
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10c
9c
10c
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2.65t
16 Vac
20o
1.19,
Mar
Feb
5.20
Feb
65c
Feb
General
Petroleums
80c
18c
25c
Feb
Feb
.
of
Can Ltd
"A"__l
Gui-For 'Uranium
5.50
...
29c
30c
0
——
Ltd——
9c?
Jan
25c
1
Mines & Metals Ltd
Mines Ltd~r——.—
—1
14c
*
3.00
*
Gold
Heva
Ltd.—1
Corp
Copper
Jan
700
Cons Gold
Hudson-Rand
7.'100
Indian
Iso
Mines Ltd
->-5
Jardun
——__——,—_1
Mines-
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Kontiki
Zinc
Lead
Lingside
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Mines
Lprado Uranium
Mines
Majortrans
Oil
lie
Ltd-
Merrill
Petroleums
1.69
5.500
16cf
4,000
7 Vic
7v;,d
1.000
3.95
2L850
14% nl'i's
225
97c
93c
973:
Mont rary
2*0
2 -'.0
2.60
16 4
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Pacific
New
Santiago Mines Ltd———50c
Spring Coulee Oil &
New
Lake Uranium
Minerals
Coal
Ltd
&
Oils
New
Vinray Mines Ltd.
New
West
Nickel
Nocana
Rim
Mines
Northspan
Obalski
Okalta
Ltd
Orchan Uranium
Partridge
Pato
Canadian
Ccns
Permo
Phillips Oil
Pitt Gold
Porcupine
Co
46c
137.600
34c
Mar'
31c
10,275
26c
Mar
3,850
20c
Feb
1.82
7.212
10c 11 VaC
39.000
Jan
9c
62c
Jan
Feb
2.00
14c
:
3.50
Feb
4.85
8c
1,000
7 Vic
Feb
10c
1.50
1.78
9,500
7.85
8.90
21c
22c
12.709
2.o5
12'a
2.48
37c
2.55
35c
46c
19
21
3,275
40c
Ltd. 1
43c
16
Vi
40c
9,009
20c
20c
24c
4.90
4:95
300
36c
35c
40c
7.500
2
3.40
3.25
3.45
6,700
1
1.70
1.54
1.70
75.900
1
JOc
10c
11c
26.810
1
—
11c
25,300
1
Ltd.——_—
9.50
94.460
21
10 c
10c
11c
3.000
—1
Ltd
33c
3,100
43c
—10c
preferred.
2.30
6.500
12%
1
—
5.60
20c
24,200
36c 37
104
1
Explorations
1.25
8,278
22c
.—
17c
2.000
P ■*•)
90c
Ltd
Mar
8c
j^._.
—.1
(Qufcbect Ltd 1
—
10c
3.05
1
4.60
30c
2.40
1.40
30c
9Vic
Jan
Jan
Feb
Auto
1,80 Mar
Jan
Feb
13%
59c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
32c
Jan
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CANADIAN
230
Notre
St.
Telephone
Branch:
Branch
-
6S West
44th
Jan
see
page 46.
5.20
100
1,40
1.56
16,256
13c 13 Vic
14,000
12 Va
92
-140
...
12^
5
225
1.65
Innes class
&
Power
1
111
-J/
Feb
17%
Jan
41% Mar
43
Jan
325
155
44
Jan
12C
Feb
17 %c
Feb
36,000
Jan
10c
Jan
18c
10
Mar
12% Mar
40
90
Jan
4,875
:
31
Mar
510
90
Jan
L
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14
Mar
Mar
6
Mar
Feb
29%
Jan
14c
Jan
17
7
7,000
2,635
871,500
IOC
20%c
32,000
9c
34,600
36,200
9V-aC
1,000
4.75
Blbls
Yukon
127
13
Black
Bay
Uranium.,
Mines^—
Feb
Feb
1.10
Jan
8c
Mar
12 %c
Jan
15% Mar
20%
Jan
41
Jan
32
2.40
Mar
3.30
Feb
47
Feb
55%
Feb
23 %c
Feb
9c
v
Jan
54% Jan
59
Jan
35c
Feb
Jan
12 %c Mar
150
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
55c
Mar
84c
Jan
5,115
67c
Feb
75c
74c
26,055
62c
Jan
90c
Feb
4-c
10c
9
57*
35
132,250
25c
Jan
47c
Mar
12c
Jan
9
Mar
1.30
1,300
1.26
Feb
325
5%
Feb
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4.75 Mar
10,500
8c
9
25
130
22c
63,850
w®
2151
27c
191,465
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2.31
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25c
95c
1.60
26c
1-10
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Jan
250
16%
1.58
9,524
44
3.300
1.71
28.800
3,700
22,275
--13;800
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Jan
1.89 Jan
6%
Jan
1.75
Jan
40e
Mar
17
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.25
Jan
Mar
46%
Jan
2.75
Feb
Jan
20c
Jan
32c
Feb
5%c
Jan
12c
Jan
*
93,360
Feb
58 % Mar
40
1.05 Mar
3,600
20 %c
Mar
34% Mar
35,075
2.05
44Va
2.45
5.00
Mar
56
100
171
44
2.21
-1
Jan
1.00
5,500
16%
—*
15
Jan
10,550
1-95'
44%
2.40
1
—
2.01
60c
32c
16*,4
—1
Ltd
Jan
1.60 Mar
1-26
57
~
:
Mines
Jan
21c
4.75
50c
Warrants
Bidcop
39c
35c
9c
9
1
57
34%
--
1
i
Feb
Mar
Mar
6°c
68c
--
*
Mlnes_4
Mines
Bicroft Uranium
17c
55c
—I
Copper Corp
Jan
31c 34 V aC
--
1
25
Mines
1.16 Mar
Mar
12c
450
2,800
Mar
22c
1,080
57 «/4
30c
Bevcon
Jan
5
9c
1-1°
Eethlehem
Mar
24
9V'aC
—
Feb
43
115 % Mar
350
VaC
50
94
»
2,073
14,000
100
56
48% Mar
200
1.10
48%
Feb
18,500
245
l-40
Corp
Jan
15 % Mar
1,690
15
„
Telephone
2,20
40c
650
1
Belcher Mining
Feb
77c
1.70
*
—
13 %c Jan
Jan
14c
8
34c
*
—
Feb
25% May
Jan
Jan
25c 25VaC
——%
——
Jan
94c
37c
15
37c
class A
—
Feb
13
Jan
25c
1.70
73c
A
Paper
B
Jan
51%
100
26 .a
10c
73c
10c
22c
—9 /ac.
Petroleums Ltd——^—
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.
8c
Feb
167/»
22% Mar
60,775
5V2
28
11c
,»8c
11/a c
2bc
Uranium
*
30c
Beaver Lumber Co common—16%
2-4S4S
49c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
113>Mar
.
Jan
5.35
/>Jan
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5 Of,
Jan
2.00
F$b-
12c
26,000
1.10
1
—*
Mines..-
Beaucage
Phillips Square
1.40
21,300
40
—*
Ltd—
Mining
1.98
Feb
4.85 Mar
1 '5
92
39Vi
108
1
Beatty Bros
West, Montreal
1.50
2,310
12 Vi
Eeaver Lodge
City, MUrray Hill
15%
51 Vi
42»/«
85c
25 Vi
9V2c
16 16%,
41 /a
42
47
48
12c 13 Vic
10®
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15
—1
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——
Exploration
Bonville-Gold
For footnotes
5.20
46 ,4
13 %c
10nc
———1
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EXCHANGE
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES^SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTlMi-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
9,000
12c
Montreal——————10
Scotia
—--10
—-2—;—:—1
Uranium
Class
Office:-;
St, New York
1.60
27
10%c
*
91c
10c
32c
Nova
Mines
Laska
PL-9501
1203
1.50
Mines
Metals
Base
Bell
Local
Jan
340
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Dame
Feb
70c
16,535
Barymin
Jan
HART
STOCK
STOCK
29c
36
Bathurst
MEMBERS:
48%
Mar
2.90
Barvue
120% Mar.
40c
109%
—*
*
Mines
127% Mar:.
71,253
2.64
Consolidated
Feb
45c
—
Traction
Feb
14% Mar
40c
.
40
--1
Mines
Mar
94%
■
Feb
35 %
of
Jan
Jan
36
2.80
49
56/a
of
24
Jan
Jan
Feb
92
50c
Bankfield
1.70 Mar
17c
,
1
—
Jan
Jan
Mar
15c
—
—1
——
1.70
50c
44%
5Va
C-ils
Barnat
3.45 Mar
15c
108 >/4
1.85
Feb
107%
———1
Barcelona
Jan
8>i
Feb
Feb
425
—_--
Ltd.
Mines
preferred
Bank
Jan
92
5,065
16%
Lank
Mar
18%
30
16%
Bankeno
4.95 Mar
45c
13,390
9®
5%
Mar
44c
16
——
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———1
class
1.50
35c
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—1
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Mar
21
.
common
common—
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3,150
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Avillabona
9.00 Mar
33c
Electric
Auto
Jan
1,916
14V»
13?4
51% \
51
Ill" < 11%
8ic
75c
25
. 25
8%c
8c
——1
Mines——
Gold
Jan
20c
5,500
--
Mines———-—?
Jan
88c
Feb
20c
—
-10
Mines
7%
Jan
46%
1.55
13.ac
————-—1
River
6% Mar
46
43c
1.55
100
Mines
Jan
Jan
10c
32c
Mines
20c
18 Vic
2.05
Mines—
Feb
21
17 %c Jan
61c
118% 120%
32c
B
17 %c
1,900
1.80
class
Jan
"14,310
32c
-50
1
Mar
11,650
49c
2.03
—
19
12c
54,062
1.40
20%
23
94Vi
12 Va
14
118 127Vi
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—
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&
Jan
•-
100
94'/z
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12?u
127%
•
1.60
1
—
Yellowknife
Aunor
44c
•
—.——r-r—--—*
——
Aumaque
Jan
Feb
22Vi
?——1
--4—'.—
Aumacho
Mar
2.90
Jan
44c
20c
Steels
Feb
54c
Feb
1-30
0
»—
—_—
Acceptance
Auballe
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Jan
Mar
1-50
—
—L—-50
pfd
..
70c
11 Vic
class A
Atlas
Jan
Feb
Feb
5Qc
—1
—
—
Atlas
Bata
SAVARD
9
8.70 Mar
Artists Productions
Atlin-Ruffner
—1
Feb
-7% Mar
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
—
24
Feb
—1
Warrants
Jan
—
Jan
22% Mar
573
Jan
Corp-—--———1
Temple
Atlantic
Feb
12c
Ltd
35%
6.00
—
Debentures
Jan
32c
25c
1.75
65c
5.00
commonl--———120
Hardware
Associated
4
1
High
Feb
Feb
30
300
Larder Mines
Metals
Ash
Jan
49c
-
Feb
■
Mines
1.40
Feb
Mar
Mar
—1
30 %c
2,779
18,340
t
Mines
Gold
Ascot
2.65 Mar
8c
Mining Co...
Prime
1.25
97c
12c
Corp—-1—
4 %.'£
Jan
Jan
Jan.
1.500
Dredging Gold Ltd
Gas
1.86
7.209
Western Oils Ltd
Peonbec Mining
1.00
69c
33%
40,170
8Vi
19Vi
—100
preferred
Ashdown
"
—.——-———1
Arjon
Jan
Jan
136
——
Mines
.1.200
38.300
20Vi
65c
Jan
8'a6
Pacific Petroleums LtdPan
16 Va Mar
37 Vic
32 Vi
6%
70c
13c
23
——*
;
Corporation
82.40
1.74 Mar
8c
Mines
Ltd
Jan
12c
'
24,906
9.75
Argus Corp common—--——*
$2 Vi preferred
—.———-—50
Jan
1
Metals--
Ltd—T
2.08
15%
2<>c
3.50
Low
36c
8.60
Mines-—-——
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Area
Jan
Feb
1.54
3.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%
65c
11c
1.50
1.30
Nickel
Arcadia
Arcan
3.95 Mar
Ltd—. 1
_1
Shares
7.60
————*
Anthes Imperial ————4.—
Apex Consolidated Resources—
1*
77'/4- Jan
55c
Feb
26c
10 %c
for Week
8.40
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Jan
5.500
—
Copner Mines
.*
n
25c
*
--
Ja
1.20 Mar
77.600
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
9-00
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
—
Jan
2.10
12c
Ltd—
Opemisce Explorers
Otmmiska
34c
1.50
3.700
■
Week's
„
Anglo American Explor_^—.——4.75
Jan
11 Vic
Feb
Mar
13
150
"
1.04
23c
3.80 Mar
35r
97,050
42c
.
Exchange
Fonda
8.50
1
—1
——
Anchor ' Petroleums
1.79Mar
Feb
Feb
10c
;
Rare
Uranium
(1945)
Oils
Ltd———
Ltd—
North American
40c
29c
1
—
—1
———.
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
-—
Amulet
Mines
1.00
:
——.1
Lafayette Asbestos Co Ltd
46VJI
39c
73
50
l.il ■:
1.25
—
1.50
15.623
1.80
14c
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100
43c
1.70
it
1.34
,
200
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42 c
—
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11c
Jan
75
Jan
1,000
4—4:———-*
Lead
Anacon
Jan
1.39
New
Mar
Jan
8.6c
27c
18c
-1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd—■*
American Nepheline —_—————50c
Amurex Oil Development
——5
-Jan
60c
23c
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—___1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd.—
*
Mogauor Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
1
Monpre Uranium Exploration
—1
New
13c
Mar
60c
al5%
1
.Feb
13'ic
»:
Feb
18c
Ltd——
Aluminum Co 4%%
Jan
6c
12.100
3.95
41<:
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2.83 Mar
39,125
—
4
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Mar
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1—.——1
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60c
23c'
Feb
1.72
Uranium
Aluminium Ltd
Jap
16c
■
15c
Jan
15c
—^—
Algoma Steel
Jan
26
Mar
1.79
New
Feb
8c
a
5
Ltd
12c
Vic Mar
40c
48c
1.90
15c
debentures
5'k
Jan
1.60
——*
Ltd.
Mining
21c
100
Medallion
Island
Mar
8.990
Mining Corp Ltd—1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
—5
Merrill
Algom
9c*
Maritrmes
Petroleums Ltd— ^
1.25
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd———
x. a,
8c
a
41,800
1——1
Voting trust -4-——
Pacific Cons Oils——
Jan
48 a
8c
16cl8Vic
Feb
Jan
860
Ltd—-——;
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Explorations
.Tan
43c
—1
Mines
&
7
23 V4
5,000
.
2,000
8c
1.05
8V2
I9V2
Alberta Distillers bommon
Jan
9e<
T
Ltd
—*
Ltd_^——-1
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28c
46c
Canada
Lpuvicourt Goldfield Corp
Alba
21 Vi Mar
Jan
8c
2.83
Jan
Feb
Mar
:-8V4
19Vi
12Vic
—
& Oil
Gas
Vf
Jnn
Feb
16c
28c
2.70
Jan
Jan
23
Alberta
15.100
25c
.27c
r
91c
2.35
54c
23
Ajax Petroleums
Jan
Jan
10c
2,000
13ft
5 Vic
21,160
„
Agnew Surpass Shoe common-_——* '
Mar
Mar
67.300
(»0q
26,000
1.00
22c
—--—18c
—
Advocate
12c
1
Ltd
Aconic
3.000
Co Ltd—— 1
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of
45c
A
Jan
37c
—1
—',--i—-—4
Ltd
Class
Jan
2.155
;
6c
91c
'32%
qommQn——* \
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Aeadia-Uraniu'o Mines
Acme
154.256
12c
5Vic
32c
25
—
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iv-A
Feb
Low
Paper common———-"
Atlantic Sugar
Acadia
Jan
56 c
7'L'C
Mar
,
Jan
Jan
3.15 Mar
Jan
79c
35c
Last
^Preferred
Feb
24 '.4
voting trust
Jdliet-Quebee
I8V4
Abitibi Power &
Jan
2* %
60c
15c
46,000
Ltd———-———1
Mines
Abbican
'
12c?'
.
8,000
27,500
Par
Jan
10c
Lake Mines Ltd..--——1
Uranium
9c
1,350
I
6.95
16c
1.80 Jan
18c
Sale Price
5.50 Mar
Mar
•
Jan
95c
50c
Canadian
STOCKS
Jan
12c
Mines Ltd.— __——1
Gold
30c
Feb
16c
13<r
37c
Mar
6c
Jan
lO'/ic Mar
5.10 Mar
25c
21
Jan
1.30 Mar
Jan
6c
9,700
20? a
Ltd—_————1
Mines
11c
'
Hollinger
22c
Jan
10.500
'
Haitian
Feb
30c|
10c
13c
20*54
1.14
6,000
5.50?
Feb
.
5.50 Mar
16c
Friday
2.83 Mar
2.50 Feb
16c
20'aC,
,
17c
—4
Jan
1.00
-
42% Jan
„.
1.75s Feb
53,100
10c
8c
Ltd.
Mines
GrandineMines
Gunnar
18c
20c
Ltd———— 1
33c
38c
Toronto Stock
2*'ic Mar
Feb
33?c
1.000
——
Mar
11c
43,000
Jan
Mar
79c-'
4.05 Mar
.Tan
15c
II.000
1.19
3.15
22c
Jan
30c
"
200
1
.
2.78
5,500
Jan
Mar
2.50
"Mar
.19c
,
600
lBVic
Ltd
2.26 Mar
Jan
20.000
1
Copper Mines
Ltd..—4X_—
Golden. Age
1
Ltd
2.20 Mar
21c
1,000
2.83
Decalta Petroleum
5.70 Mar
Jan
28c
2,000
^———*
Jan
J 5c
,
55,000
.
Jan
*
640
2.60
22c
4.30
16,000
36 W
17c
Ltd——_—*
11c
100
48c
3.25
,
:_1
Mines
Oil Ventures
Oils Ltd
Gaspe
—1
—
13% Mar
"
4.00 Jan
Mar
4.70
4.60
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Gateway
*
Ltd
Ltd-;
Mar
5.800
48c
Inc——-1
Ltd
12c
14c
.
30.000
12%
—-1
1—
9Vic Jan.
14C
2.26
———-1
Ltd
500
Jan
Jan
•
5.75
——1
Ltd—._—
12C
'
5.60
21
Feb
Feb
"
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Gaikeno
—1
Western
12 "2 c
24c
5.60
95c
46c
Jan
Mines
—
17c
Copper
Oil Co
22c
5.50
14Vic 14Vic
—
—*1——1
Wendell Mineral Products
&
21,500
21c
18,900
—
0
Corp Ltd—_1
Westburne
13C
Feb
3.35 Mar
400
30c
19c 22 Vic
Ltd——.—_—1
Mmes
Pyrlte
Westville
Jan
5.45 Mar
jan
30c
29,800
2.40
21c
3.05
—
;
21c29Vic
.
—<•
Ltd—-—
Lithium
;
Ltd———1
Jan
5.70
4,300
2,40
——-1
Mines
22c
Mar
3.50
————50c
Corp Ltd-
Feb
5.10
20
3.40
28c
—__1
13c
14%c
17%
19%
1-,—27c
Lui—
II,000
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Ti'Ojan
Feb
Mines
166
Faraday Uranium
Foritana
Jan
•7 f 30c.
2,825
20
3.50
,
-j,—1
_1
14c
25c
Falconbridge Nickei Mincs
27c
■
5.15
1
Ltd—
—
16c
——_——0
Ltd
Trebur
Jan
9,800
Empire Oils Ltd—-——1.25
23 V2 Mar
—.-1
Minerals
«fe
Mar
Exploration
Jan
3.40
5.45
60c
15c
25c.' Mar
4.90
Mar
Jan
8 Vic
5.20
1
42c
13
1,520
22c
Jan
II,420
25,500
Mar
10c
23 Va
3.65
Jan
12c
200,200
22
9c 10 Vhc
42c
31c
Trans
5.25
Feb
23c
Tib
2.45 Mar
31c
500
29c
22:,i
1.738
2,500
15c
Ltd-——
Weedon
6,000
32c
15c
-
57c
Virginia Mining Corp—
v
Jan
31c
*
1
30c
Jan
i..
i
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
Jan
■/*,
9c
Mar
Mar
Jan
.
Mar
Jan
8c
12c
Jan
46c
83c
6Vic
1.000'S
6,000
8.30
Feb
68c
3.000
54,100
8.25
31c
2,100
8c
14c
7Vic
4.25
80c
6Vic
8c
40c
Feb
_4 9n
75c
12c
Jan
Jan
Jan
6Vic
v
—
31c
Jan
Feb
8.00
35c
Mines
Rights
6.70 Mar
12lie
Jan
Mines Ltd—l————— ;.l
Oil
Tazin
1.82 Mar
————1
Mar
Mining & Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Empire
Mar
1.45 Mar
Feb
Ltd—————-1
27c
Eastern
Sol Gold
11c
Feb
1.45
Ltd
17c
25c
———
—
1.05
Mines
Mines
28c
Asbestos
El
Jan
Lake
Jan
Eastern
Co
Tarbell
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Tacne
Jan
Feb
Ltd—
Copper Co
Sullivan
Jaa
19c
10c
12c
Duvan
Jan
54c
75c
—
Mines-—————_1
Cons
16c
.—
——
55c
Fen
Feb
1
1
Uranium Mining \jorp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
.10c
3.55
Oils
Ltd
2,000
—.1
1
Ltd
(1944)
—
1
-
Mines Ltd
9,700
25d
Mines
Gold
21,800
*
Mining Co Ltd——:wi_:——1
Coi'p__i-—-^-^_—-.2-1
Dome
—
Ltd
12?
3.00
Devon-Palmer
Mines
Stadacona
.
Mines
27c
.——.—1>,
Ltd
Dufault
20c
25 c
Producers
Gold Mines Ltd—
South
12c
2.90
Di?l Rio
Mar
19c
Cournor
Daine '
Jan
78c
23c
Exploration——1
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
19c
Feb
12c
Copper Rand Chibougamau.—.-.
Cortez
Mar
55c
100
24c
Yellowknife Mines——.1
Quebec
10c
20.500
20c
Mines Ltd———1
Denison
36,000
74c
G.70
Sullivan
2.44
15% Mar
Feb
70c
__
1
Ltd—
1
-
Jan
2.18
6.70
Mines
1
Mines
18%
—
1
;
Sonva-Duvernay Gold Mines. Ltd
5.00 Mar
2.65
44.100
Jan
150
,
1.99 Mar
72c
Mar
IOV2C Mar
>'
Mar
77c
15%
Stanleigh
8c
5,400
44C
20c
Feb
15?«
—*
Ltd
Ltd—1
—:
Mines Ltd
Bi-Ore
Central
8,008
3.20
33c
44c
Ltd——.—.—_1
Mines
2.80
3.10
Chibougamau. Mining & Smelting—1
Jan
50c
7,700
Mar
6c
6.509
6c
14,750
2,300
46c
6.75
5U0
10 %c
lie
174.500
12c
Mar
7.50
I,300
15c
54c
1.82
Standard
5c
1,000
.
1,100
12c
50c
—
1,34
34c
5''0
;
6C
8.00
Cheskirk Mines Ltd
Chibougamau
8.05
8.05
2.00
15c
10c
13c
4,400
Jan
Mar
Mar
1.50
Jan
Jan
1.25
26c
10
^
1.32
45c
3.00
1.99
Feb
11c
Slierritt-Gordon
Jan
7.80 Mar
Jan
8.25
1.78
Feb
26c
2,500
—r_*
;
Feb
Feb
12c
300
Rexspar Uran & Metals Min Co Ltd—1
•
Jan
80c
80c
9.55
Jan
*
39c
98.009
Min Co Ltd—-0
Ltd
6.50
10,900
-36c
7V4
k
Mar
1.500
24,500
2.28
,
^_1
3iC
47,750
■*'
-
5'ic
'
72c
17,900
13c
Ltd—-—1
Mihes
Gold
41c
3f>C
'
15c
——
Cartier-Malartic
5'/a Mar
50
5.00
—1
200
>
1.25 Mar
86c
9.55
Feb
2.75 Mar
54c
Ltd
Mines
Crest Gold
Sisco
5%
Mines
Rayrock Mines
Red
t
Jan
3
Uranium
75c
Jan
—1
Development Jjtu.
Quebec Smelting Refining LtdQuemont Mining Corp Ltd
Radiore
High
Jan
1.98
——.1
Quebec Oil
1
Jan
7.00
85c
38c
20c 22 Vie
21c
Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd—*
<
>
Jan
6.00
—1
Quebec
11 Vic Mar
10%
.
—1
Ltd
28'm
Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Lithium Corp
1
,
Feb
1.52- Jan
Feu
7 Vic
Mar
.
36c
Mar
45,700
,j
8%c 11 lie
18c
Feb
(Chib) Mines Ltd—1
Producers
Quebec Copper Co Ltd
Jan
80c
500
7.60
Canuba
F-eb
3,100
a71c
Can-Met Explorations
33c
90c
7.70
Mines
20,200
85c
Ltd—"
——
Canalask Nickel
3,700
1.40
8c
Petroleums
—i1—•
Devonian
2.75
1.25
Ltd—
(Dunsmuirj
Common-:
5% " preferred
37,800
2.72
1.38
20c
7.00
Canadian
48c
2.75
5o,«..D
lie
11%
Oil
Collieries
42c
*
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
20,900
1.35
Co Ltd—.——2
Canadian
46c
Provo
12e
281/4
Ltd———."—1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Canadian Atlantic
Feb
Portage Island
Gas
Jjn. 1
Low
Jan
liiO
Mar'1
Range Since
High
Jan
32c
1.00
Low
Jan
1>C
1.05
Corp Ltd
Far
Shares
10c
10 %c 10%c
Mines Ltd——___1
Ltd
24c
for Week
23c
'
28c
•
Mines
8,266
Sales
Range
»f Prices
55c
bVacMar
•'
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Calumet
Feb
6-.UOO
12c
Ltd
Hill Tungsten
Burnt
Jail
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
.
40c
16c
Ltd——
Ltd-—,—
Mines
3,800
8 Vise
30c
Mines
Low
50c
21c
voting trust—*
Copper Corp
Bouscadillac
29
Friday
15c
2oc
MARCH
STOCKS
8 %.c
16c
1
ENDF.6
Range Since Jan. 1
High
48c
—_1
Reiining Corp
Metals Ltd
Rare
48c
1
Ltd—.
Mines
Bonnyville Oil &
Bornite
Low
Mining Corp Ltd——._—1
WEEK
f«r Week
Shares
FOR
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1.75
2.65
Feb
90c
Mar
Jan
1.60 Mar
Feb
25c
*
70c
70e
Feb
1.12
8V2C
Jan
14c
,J»n
Jan
Mar
43
44
(1552)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday^
Bowater
5%
Ltd
—
Gold
Brazilian
Mines
Traction
Mines
American
British
Columbia
4%%
I8V2C
Jan
Cody
90c
82c
95c
67,300
75c
Feb
1.55
Jan
Coin
preferred
%%
1,818
47
8c
5.45
70c
70c
9%
9%
4.50
4.50
100
20
20
100
44c
50c
70c
11,103
1
2.75
2.GO
2.80
9,400
-—*
4G
46
47':.'
9,920
19,103
95%
95%
—50
49
49
49
50
——50
43%
43
43%
42
42
43
.—100
-
_
_
Mar
British
Columbia
Columbia
Telephone
12%
1.52
1,079,353
9c
10c
18,800
11
11
Commonwealth
Jan
Con
4.50 Mar
Jan
Jan
44
13 %
15
15
15%
305
*
44%
44%
46 %
10,378
41
43
44
710
43
Mar
83c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mills
Erunsman
Brunston
83c
1.00
3.00
35
10 %c
12c
25,750
8c
Jan
8c
10c
9,375
8c
Mar
15C
12c
32,250
3,425
9%c Mar
18c
21,520
1.07
Brunswick
Mining
Luffadison
Smelting—1
9.60
Gold
Buffalo
A
,
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
Building
10
Mar
Consolidated
Mar
Consolidated
13c
Feb
18c
7c
Jan
11 %c
29 %
Jan
14c
13,735
7%c
8c
10,300
34 %
210
13c
_
____
Dock class
Dry
__Z__„__....«
_
A
—i.®
v-_
Calalta
Petroleum
Calgary
Calgary
Jan
15%c
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
64c
Mar
Consolidated
11%
2,000
Feb
15%
Jan
Consolidated
10% Mar
11%
Jan
Consolidated
7%
1,85
Feb
1.65
Feb
Feb
1.55
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
1.33
1.30
1.35
21,065
_♦
28%
27%
28%
2,455
Power
»
common
Campbell Chibougainau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Cement
:_l
Iron
class
Canada
Oil
Nicholson
84
13-
Jan
Mar
40
105
100 %
49 1
„
410
435
23
•
Oil
Canada
Southern
Petroleum—_—_—i
Canada
Steamship Lines
Mortgage
preferred
Astoria
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
*
Minerals
__2
___
Bakeries
class
Celanese
Dredge A
229
29
Jan
270
11%
Feb
12%
22.600
14c
Mar
24%
Jan
9,433
40c
Mar
58c
Jan
7.00
6.05
7.00
24,122
5.95
Feb
4.00
Feb
4.50
4.50
47%
48%
3,681
3.40
3.65
25.060
24
13%
13%
970
13
13
13 Vh
29
29
.
29
5%
2,245
75c
1.50
7.60
lbc
_
100
~
20
3.25
18%
:
914
28%
3,247
28%
100
100 100
11
4.90
4.75
2.80
2.89
22,392
2.30
4.35
2,600
3.65
40
50
23%
95
93
,
--—-J
Cheskirk
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1
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,
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1
Chib-Kayrand Copper __ZZZZZZZ
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Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—
Being exch. for Anacon Lead Mines
One
sh.
for
each
3
For footnotes see page 40,
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116,800
14c
Jan
32c
Mar
3.45
3.70
29,709
14%
15
88c
19,100
10c
1,750
Dominion
9c
Jan
1.20
Feb
1.60
4.25
Jan
5.10 Mar
9,740
1.90
Feb
2.69 Mar
7,000
8%c Mar
10% Mar
325
2.80 Mar
4.25
42 %
2.60
9%c
2.80
3.00
39 %
39%
25
39 % Mar
1.75
325
1.50 Mar
16c
16c
18c
27,500
21
21%»
310
35c
27c
39c
369.413
22c
Jan
42c
Feb
20c
18c
24c
97.385
18c
Mar
36c
Jan
27c
2,193
22c
11'Ac 14% c
39%
24c
J
14c
-
16c
Mar
21
Jan
Jan
1.80 Feb
28c
Mar
Mar
22
Feb
Jan
16c
26c
Mar
47c
9
9
9%
225
9
Mar
10
1
47c
43c
50i;
64,4)93
_1
25%c
25 %c
27c
—I
14c
12C
,_1
1.00
1.00
-
Ltd
V
42c
Feb
26,000
9c
Mar
10,200
'25c
Jan
15c
16,333
12C
Feb
1.05
27,500
70c
Jan
____*
5.80
5.60
5.80
.25c
2.51
2.00
2.53-
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50,660
28%
28%
29
3.195
2.50
11 %
11%
12
7;310
—._%♦
12%
12%
_25
8
12c
.'
11
14%
InVest com_____—I
Dominion Steel A Goal_i
—%
*
21
21
—
26%
Dominion Scottish
-■
11 ;
.
.
Jan
.Preferred
50
Dominion
Woollens
15 'is
A
—_i
—
Mudge_
Jan
Dow Brewery
Jail
Duvah Copper Co
.•
;
Jan
,13 Vk Jan
21
50
21%
6,640
-
20
13
26% Mar
1,830
.
11%
Feb
Mar
26 1
19%
Feb
23»A Mar
44
11
Feb
12%
8
' Jan
9%
50c
Feb
41,960
20c
Mar
6,900
95c
Jan
30
Jan
20c
2«c
1.25
1.45
30
30
30
Jan
39% Jan
-
525
-
"..15%.•■Mar.:'
21
300
23c
Jan
Mar 1
79c
•
Feb
LOO
Jan
.
jan
Ja n
135
-
.Jan
1.0b
37c
Mar
: Jan
-
.
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1.75
30
Jan
Jan
,
-1
42c
40c
45c
35.800
40c
Mar
73C
Jan,
—I
20c
20c
22 c
12,150
19c
Jan
26C
Jan.
1
9%c
9 Vic
9c
Jan
lie
i
Ltd:
Duvex Oils A Minerals——.
—
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
•
Jan
Mar
1.02
East
Amphi
Gold-
East Malartic Mines—
East
Sullivan
Eastern
Mines.—
Asbestos
—L
1
r.^_.
Ltd
Co
4,497
1.30
Jan
2.00 Mar
1,617
1.84
Jan
3.30 Mar
Elder.
57c
Mar
Eidrich
55c
Mar
El
Pen-Rey
El
Sol
55c
2,100
45c
8.10
5,510
7.40 Feb
3.10
3.10
3.25
1,200
3.00 Mar
6.75
6.75
,7.00
5,550
6.75 Mar
3.50
3.80
2,800
3.35
Feb
8.30
5.00
Jan
7.85
8.30
42,520
6.65
Jan
8.30
Jan
2.00
1.91
2.05
8,465
1.25
Jan
2.35 Mar
8.50 Jan
' 3.50
Jan
7.00 Mar
13 c
Jan
Gold
.Emerald
Eureka
500
45c
Mar
62c
30c
35c
45,600
30c
Feb
50C
3.10
3.35
145,431
2.90-Feb
4.10
Jan
*
5
4.50
5
1,525
4.50 Mar
8%
Jan,
10
10
10
100
25
25
25
50
SO
50%
30c
30c
30c
2,000
25c
25c
28c
8,500
25c
Feb
40c
Mar
30c
32c
41,750
30c
Feb
59c
Jan
1
common—
1
^
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Glacier
25
48c
45
—
25
25
47c
55c
25c
600,337
16,800
45
2.75
45
Mar
27%
Jan
50
.
415
20c
.
—
Jan
13
Mar
58
Jan
Feb
82c
2,75
600
92c
72.840
7.500
54c
28c
30c
17,600
36%
351'«
36%
5,576
16V is
-
Feb
Jan
39c
Feb
58c
64c
,
.
2.75 Jan
Feb
47%-
Jan
16c
43
Feb
40C
24%c Jan
50
83c
85 c
*
—
1
Jan
Jan
28c
1
;
Refineries.
,
,
10
5fic
*
Corp
Explorers Alliance
30 %c
25c:
Equitable Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class B
Excelsior
Jan
34c
_1
Ltd
45c
1.46 Jan
5.25
Feb
20
Mines
Mines
45c
JaiL
1.10 Mar
4.10
Z__*
Mines—
69,750
48c
7.85
5,168
___*
Oils
50c
52c
7.90
10,200
3.30
:
2.00
Jan
1.25
5.00
I
Products
3.15
46c
1,500
1.15
4.50
—I
!
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Mining
10c
1.15
5.00
1
Eastern Metals
Jan
2,75 Jan
Mar
Feb
95c
Feb
75c
28c
Feb
49 Vic
Jan
'33%
Feb
42%
Jan
,
Jan-
3J20 Mar
Mar
58
Feb
4.00
Feb
Falconbridge
Jan
Famous
Nickel
*
"
Players Canadian...
Fanny Farmer Candy
r_
31c
8.000
26c
Jan,
35c
Feb
31c
30c
31C
Faraday Uranium Mines
16,800
30c
Feb
556
Jan
2.75
2.60
2.85
7%c Jan
Feb
4.25
Jan
.
Farwest
16
15
Jan
16% Mar
18
17%
18
982
17%
Feb
19%
2.53
2.84
261.035
1.46
Feb
2.85 Mar
1.65
1.85
31,855
Feb
1.95 Mar
3.85
,*
!.
Warrants
Fargo Oils
16
2.67
1.70
Jan
30 %c
1
1
28c
30 «/3 c
Ltd
25c
w—
Tungsten
Copper
4.40
1.391
80c
2.93 Jan
4.50
13.475
19c
19c
1,700
28%
29
400
28
225
25
14c 16%ci
13,700
4.50 Mar
26.% Jan
25%
1
18c
Jan
28c
Feb
Jan
'
■
.Federal Grain class A________:
,
Preferred
3.05
3.05
3.25
5.050
1.01
1.20
106,300
3.10
3.00
3.10
4nc
45c
1.00
1.17
»
1.14
40O
•
2.65
74c
2.85
Jan
4.25
Jan.
Feb
1.21
Feb
Jan
3.30 Mar
2.600
38c
Fely,
..
11,800
75c
Jan
"
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y 53c
Msir
1.21 Mar
28%
i_20
Federal Kirkland
common J—'I
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Florida Canada CorpJ^.
Fittings
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—
Fleet
Ford Motor Co
*
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1
4.75
*
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,6.0c
4.75
70c
80c
6.55
—_
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53
53
6.7p54%"
.
Mar
-
31
Mar
66c
134%
1.45
Mines
Dona Ida
Donnell
1.00
*"
12% Mar
10% Jail
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97.326
1343:» 134%
100
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Jan
1,315
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Feb '
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1
-
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Mar-A
8V2
8
8
Jan-.,
2,53 Mar
7%
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common—%_!
5.95
21c
7% Feb
Jan
—___
Jan
Feb
12%
923
Stores.;—•
1.15 Mar
6 % Mar
3.155%
28
.
Jan,
10
79c
•
Jan
16C
115
8
6%
*
77c
-
Jan
19 Vie
9.25 Jan
900
13
8
6%-
—*
;
Jan.-.
35 %c Mar;.-.
Mar
28%
Jan
Mar
60c
1.42 Jan
199,749
__2
:
common-
4.65
257,952
12c 15 lac
14c
2,795
Jan
34%c. Jan
9c
56,650
44
Feb
Feb
293,400
36c
35c.
67ic
14%
Feb
2.27 Mar
Jan
Jan
2.45
27%
30c
9%c Feb
15c
Jan
100
27c
Electrohome : Ind_
60c
,.
Jan
1.09
4,085
Dominion'Foundry A Steel oomraon..*
Rights
L
—•
Dominion' Magnesium
2,443
,
Jan
16
1.50
1
preferred-
Dairies
117,222
,
Feb
Feb
4.70
11 Vi-
3.25. Jan
—
14%
80c
5.20
4.55
11
16
,
3.25 Mar
720
80c
Jan
8%c
:—1
Mines
80c
1.20
-1
25%c
Jan
1.23
9%C
——-——1
Dome
Dominion
32c
1
1
Jan
21 %c
——__1
—
Eastern "Steel
2.40
65c
6.25 Mar
6.25
.
:
Mines
Dominion Coal
Jan
54,989
Feb
Jan
Feb
1
Mines
Dome
85c
3.5C
35c
10
—
Beagrams_l
Exploration
Mar
35
3,700
5.25
4.25
1
—
Distillers
65c
1
,
—
'.
Mines
6,830
70.400
Fab
36c
50
—_______
Producers
80c
3.75
51c
4,616
10c
_____——
Palmer Gils__
Diadem
Eastern
10c 12 %c
23,200
ZZZZI
Mines
Jan
3.75
215
70c
1.50
1.80
12c
4.75
85c
——i- —50
3.10
3.75
6.25
60c
35c
1
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69c
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Chromium
Cochenour Willans
Gold
D'Eldona
Feb
Feb
Mar
6.00
42
14c
2.30 Mar
40c
Jan
4.50
20 Vis
110% Mar
1534 Mar
Jan
10c 12 %c
'18c
52
36% Mar
20c
3.75
common.——
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Horn
100
25
12% Mar
27%
Warrants
Deer
500
53,400
9.20 Jan
4,517
25c
<
Brewis
2.30
52
2,290
1.50
.
2.30
.
218,175
11
4.60
Daering Explorers
Mining Corp__;
100
3.20
30c
21
99
Jan
36 %
44
5.00 Feb
*
3.50
10%
11%
3.20
Mar
Feb
I8V2C Mar
14%
Daine
15 V.
held
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting...
Chimo Gold Mines
.
.
95
52
Feb
34%
______
nctiu
•
90
2.86
25c
1.89
Jan
2.28
*
40
Mar
Feb
70c
Easy Washing Machine common
Eddy Match Co_
Eddy Paper class A
3.20
28c
9%c
25,096
Dominion Tar A" Cheirilcai common—•*
26
9J/aC Feb
2.50
1.12 Mar
43,500
2.50
Dominion
33% Mar
...
Jan
Jan
10%
„!
—____'
65c
2o
1.12
2.38
Jan
7
<
2.30
1.05
6.25
Minerals
Ltd_!
5
3,500
Jan
15 %c 17 %c
—
215
/
Jan
20c
4.75
i
13,156
10%c 10%c
Mines
Chesterville
4.30 Mar
Mar
16c
Jan
Jan
13%
28% Feb
23 '/3 Feb
39c
Jan
17c
100
2.60
93
39c
9c
1,566
35%.
*
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—
Mines
23 Vic 23 %c
»
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1
Mining,.
Peroleum—
Toronto______
Timber
15%
43c
Feb
22,666
19c
2.30
455,880
1.27
Canada—
12c
70c
69c
11c
17c
1.44
Basin_u___
1.80
,
preferred
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
Mines
.
Jan
Feb
Trust
Cusco
Jan
16c
25c
Pershing
Crowpat
25c
Jan
Feb
3.15
«
Steel
Crown
Feb
9%c
2.30
.
2.30
Copper
105
•
9%C
16 %c
14,400
13,241
Mar
101
,
„
Feb
9%C
lOVic
1
Zinc_^_:—_—______
31c
Charter Oils
Chatco
1
_
_
58c
30
Feb
30
93
1.00
32c
Feb
12
Feb
4.00
10c
12c
75c
Jan
Jan
Jan
42c
36c
26% Mar
98 % Feb
552
2.80
lie
1.00
•>
22c
28%
8,600
20c
10
Feb
Mar
11,527
Zl
__
11%
8%
5.25
0
Porcupine
50
19% Mar
.
6.00 Jan
27c
33%
1
Ltd
'■
_
7,265
%
3.50 Mar
12% Jan
2,500
27%
;
1,386
30c
1
___
Trust
18,690
10%
%%""*!'20
•"" gc
Ltd—Z~~
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18%
100
Quartz_ZZZZZZZZZ
Pat
17%
1.75
24%
ZZZZZZ!
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2.25 Mar
56,187
Jan
32
1
ZZZZZ
ZZ_ZZ
_
Feb
3.25
24%
—-
Explorers
•33%. Jan
27c
.
Athabaska
8% Mar
Mar
8%
^
Cayzor
Jan
18
9.90
_
Central
8
225
32%
xuu
~~~~ ~~
Asbestos Corp
470
9%
*
Copper Coy
Gas__
965
8
24 3 i
Z_Zloo
Producers
Jan
Mar
20
1,310
G,S99
_1
Corjr
Exploration
21
125
.
3.25
10%
16=;,
—
Williston
Mar
10
and Petroleums
Canadian Tire Corp
v*
Canadian Utilities pr sferred
Canadian Western Nat Gas
7.25 Jan
/.
Feb
125
.Jan
2.70 Mar
5.10 Jan
20
10
2.15
Croinor
Del Rio
19
"
1.98
1.200
18c
Feb
15c
Warrants
•
Devon
10% Mar
Feb
"25
Jan
8
2.15
43 V2C 43'/2C
19c
25
75c
Mines
Preferred
:
1.60 Mar
*
Jan
Mar
1.65
1,735
20
125
15,233
43 Vic
Warrants
8.10 Mar
Jan
6.50
Jan
85c
18% Mar
80c
25
Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
preferred
Canadusa Oil & Gas_
Can Erin Mlnes__
10-
11%
Canadian
jL
7%
18
1
,
525
6.50
ZZZZZZZZ
Canadian Salt
222,045
125
«
warrants
Pipe Lines
Canadian Prospect-
52,280
8.10
6.10
20
*
_
_
Canadian
1.80
10%
69,405
"loo
1,40 Mar
Mar
7.50
iZioc
1955 warrants_
Jan
70c
485
common—*
preferred
7'A
10%
2.63
Mar
14% Jan
5% Mar
72c
18%
32c
5.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
5%
2.35
29c
Feb
65c
9
75c
18%
Feb
29c
4.30
Jan
2,600
Decoursey
5%
2.50
Jaiir
75c
1.30 Mar
18%
25c
7,979
Jan
3.70
33,156
Jan
1,125
*
Jan
Feb
2,559
35,437
26
1.38
Feb
73c
30
19,600
1.40
40c
20c
20c
5.00
4.90
Feb
3.00
21c
jan
7%
_«
Feb
70c
65c
16
1.37
7,880
28c
115,010
17c
Mining
Crestbrook
Feb
3,620
Publishing
of
35c
,
1,282
33c
Distillery class A
Oil
Jan
81c
Exploration
Lead
28c
Mar
19c
Jan
7%
ZZ^ZZZZ*
Leduc Oil
50
19c
Jan
Jan
18c
3.20
A___—
D'Aragon Mines
Davis Deather class A_'_
13
9,000
65c
27% Jan
415
19c 20 %C
Jan
Mar
Jan
27%
-
9,257
10 %c
73c
Corp Ltd—_
Crestaurum
Feb
26%
Jan
1.30
Husky Gill-
Central
13%
Jan
3.75
Feb
7%
.
Hydrocarbon
5.00 Jan
56
23% Mar
_*
common
7.30 Jan
*
23 % Mar
53c
1.32
;
__
Central
2,379
%
Z
Feb
3.00 Feb
62,635
13%
45
820
75c
1
Food Products
Chartered
5
Cree
Jan
17c
26c
1.70
50c
Feb
2.50
West
Cowichan
Mar
45c
2OV2C
"
Jan
Feb
Poplar Min—__ —-1
Tungsten
7.85 Mar
40c
8c
1.20
30c
17c
Cournor
Mar
14c
25c
500
2.45
Coulee
3.C5 Mar
Jan
3
—
Central
5.00
*
Export Gas Ltd
Trethewey
Feb
1,000
3.00
1
Corby
Jan
-
34
12 %
75c
*
Warrants
Cobalt
12, "82
34
12
4.50
Canadian Malartic Gold
_ZZZZZZZ*
Canadian Oil Cos common—
Ltd.
7.85
31
24 %
Ltd
Dock
Jan
94
7.40
_«
Canadian Gen Securities class A_
Canadian Homestead Oils
Castle
90
Mar
31
65c
warrants
Preferred
Mines
Mar
91
7.50
23%
Dyno Mines
Gold
80
1
Resources
Canadian Fairbanks 'Morse
1-
75
125
11,580
8,755
50c
'
Jan
76c
Copper-Man Mines _____—_____
Copper Rand Chiboug...
37% Mar
91
1.59
3.50
3.10
Mines Ltd : -__1
Coppercrest
2.85 Mar
Jan
2.75
23%
Drawn Steel preferred
Natural
Jan
35 %
91
24
___
Thorium
lf75
4.50
2.90 Mar
9%c
19%c
Mines.—,— .—A
Copper
"
2.45
73c
Devonian Petroleum
Captain
550
—•
Canadian
.Cariboo
3,050
3.55
„_25
Canadian
Canso Oil
2.60
36%
»
Decatta Gas
Cassia
2.50
36 %
23%
A__—
Canadian
Oanso
Jan
ioc
Oils
common_—
Collieries
Preferred
Candore
3.20
47%
*
common
Empire
Canners
Canadian
6,905
25
British
_
Canam
3.85
1.45
15% Mar
9%C
Sudbury
Conwest
4.20 Mar
*
Breweries
Canadian
Jan
*
$1% preferred
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Chieftain Pete
1953
1.42
20
;
Preferred
57c
35,028
80
Jan
Sannorm
Copp Clark
5.00 Mar
80
Jan
50c
Jan
1
Mine.
class
Consolidated
24>/4 Mar
2.46 Mar
Pershcourt
Consumers Gas of
Jan
44c
____
Bank of Commerce—
Rights
Canadian
3.60
,_i
Oils
Canadian
Canadian
3.70
90c
Feb
5.50
20c
Mines
Press
Consolidated
Feb
Mar
55
Jan
2.55
common
Canadian
A
4.20
12.50
Canadian
Class
3.55
100
warrants
Canadian
Canadian
273,468
__20
Ltd
Preferred
Canadian
5.00
2.60
Southern
Canadian
4.35
■»
Permanent
Canadian
4.50
Mar
36c
Consolidated Regcourt
107% Mar
47% Mar
24 %
1
B
29
Jan
47%
23%
Safeway
Canadian
Jan
49 %
Canada
Canadian
2614
24%
Canada
Canadian
106
45c
2,640
Consolidated
15% Mar
35
103
14,032
45c
Consolidated
Jan
990
i
9,548
55c
42c
20,852
4.70
Oils——
Peak
Consolidated Red
Jan
500
105%
3.05
46c
1
'1
23% Mar
25 %
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
6.25 Jan
15
3.95
class
13 %
30
37
Canada
Canadian
Feb
Jan
*
Lands
Packers
Canadian
26%
9.15
5.10
24'% Mar
26%
Warrants
Canada
200
2,544
Jan
Jan
'ZZZZIZ.1
Explcr.
Consolidated
65% Mar
15
—
.
Canada
5.70
25 %
26
Explorations...
Warrants
3,395
5.60
24%
Mar
35
100
,
Met
11 %
10 Vh
25
62
»
:
common
preferred
Malting common
Preferred
785
Mar
26c
Feb
12=?^
25%
Mines
Consolidated
10
A
Foundries
65%
11%
20
Foils
Canada
4 Vi,7r
64%
1
*
common..
Preferred
Canada
Canada
65%
1.25
24
40c
Feb
18c
:
2.92
nzztzl
Jan
6.500
1.85
Jan
52c
---
Mosher
Negus
1.75
1.85
1,000
'ZZZZZ1
10c
26c
250
25c
Edmonton
&
.
Jan
19c
Jan
66,906
,
.—.....J
Morrison
1,600
Consolidated
Cabanga
22c
■
43,240
Jan
J«n
23c
3.00
0
6%
49 Vic
15»/4
*.
13%
19c
7/i Jan
Mar
10c'
252,525
r':.
Mar
23%.
Feb
100
23c
;
T2%c Feb
6,400
40c
19c
6%. Feb
-34,000
8,785
7
*
v
v
Jan..
13%
Mar
10%
10%
17c
-
Mar
1
Mir
Marbenor
52c
*
•16c
-
1
—____
Gold___
Howey
14%
lCc 10 Vac
46c
48c
1
Jan
11c 12 %c
—ZZZi
Lake
Jan
3.5
216.
10c
45c
Gillies
Consolidated Halliwell
Feb
44c
Feb
Mar
21%
■ZZZZZ 1
12c
Jan
8 %c Mar
Jan
I3c
22%
20 Vic
89c
67c
25c
25
26c
34c
warrants
B
14%
Lake
Burrard
Feb
4,803
2,480
33 %
13 Vac
•
Burlington
Burns
8
|9c
7%c
;
_
_____
Burchell
10
78c
33 %
Gold
Lake
Products
Hill Ext———
Bunker
9.50
8%c
9c
1
.
Class
Consolidated
Jon
78c
1
Ankerite
24c
1.57
Jan
19c
35c
6,820
-26,100
6'%
%«%
37c
Jan
3.00
2.25 Mar
2,000
13,575
f
16c
Jan va
2.50 Jan .Z,.
45c' Jan
%;
1
Jan
12c
:
12C
-
-
-
18c
V
4.35 Jan
llJ.h
1
Oil—_
Jan
9%c
1
Mining
38c
"38
15c
v
1.00
1
__
35c
12 %c
1
Discovery
Dragon
11 Vic
400
14%
Consolidated
2.25
Mines
3.65 Feb
9% Mar
1.80 Feb
16c
*
Mines
Consolidated
1
B_
■;
125
Jan
1
Mines
class
Mines
Mar
10,200
-1
Denison
Feb
15%
46%
11
2.15
26c
Warrants
46 % Mar
Feb
43%
—*
_
Co
13%
Feb
Jan
3.90
*
-1
Consolidated
Feb
6%
'
_
Cadillac—x~
Flln——
Centl
"
Jan
10Va
36%
-
15%c
1
Gamma—___
Cordasun Oils—_________
Consol
46% Jan
"
*
Caliiman
Consolidated
Mar
50
f,
Jan
0
Mines
BeUekeno
Beta
Consolidated
95 ''1 Mai-
>
38
-
15c
_____1
——
Consolidated
Jan
^
*-—•
Bakeries
Consolidated
3.25 Jan
47%
Jaa
16c
10
2.05
____________
Development Corp___
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
-
2.14
Feb
10
,
,
-
;
——"
Mines
Key
Conro
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.00
10
.2.50
—
Jan
Jan
17c
9c
700
•
*
-
59c
1.31
3.75
r-_———
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Mines
Coniaurum Mines
1
Bruck
Brunhurst
Pete
11
National"
Conduits
Coniugas
Jan
41% Jan
11%
Jan
-
42
3,215
lie
9\'i€
205
25
Power
British
11%
12
Products—
Forest
3,500
__1
66c
Jan
48
12c 12 %c
High
8V2
Mar
Copper
Yellowknife Mines-——
Combined Enterprises
240
,
33c
Colomac
20
2.60 Mar
95
>—
20,500
Coldstream
Mar
9% Mar
1
Jan;
91
51c
^
12c
•>,"
7% Jan
38c
% 1.31
5.45 Mar
43'A Feb
137
4.060
.
-
'
1.36
Mines
Gold
Lake
Consolidated
—_—
"
Low
7%
__1
95 c
Feb
42c
39%c
Range Since Jan. I
High
.
10c
Feb
,7% Jan
4.40
ZZi
7%
—1
5% Feb
Mar
15-%
7%
Shares
——
45
Feb
3.75
500
Equipment..—
Farm
1
Reco
f«r Week
:
48% Mar
4
Feb
7%c
7,585
12 %c Jan
„
Jan
43%
17,000
V-
—1
Oil
42
45
9c
5.05
Feb
4.85 Mar
-135
47c
British Columbia Packers class B
Reef
-
8%c
Electric—
Columbia
Broulan
5%
17,000
44='.,
47
9%
preferred
preferred
414 %
5%
44%
A
23
.
preferred—.
British
Mar
common—
Britalta Petroleum
4
12c
1
—
Ltd——
British
5%
4,000
5.40
Petroleums
Bridge & Tank warrants—
Bright (T G) preferredBrilund
Cockshutt
14c
Mines
Bralsaman
«
9c
5%
Low
High
12c
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Low
11c•
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
''
Week*
Friday
STOCKS
V
Shares
14c
50
50
1
preferred
Eoymar
MARCH 2»
9%c
Paper common
Bralorne
WEEK ENDED
1
1
Gold
preferred
5%%
FOR
.
1
Mines
Mines
Bouzan
Prices
Low
Par
Bouscadillac
01
...
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Bordulac
Sales
Week's,
Last
STOCKS
14c
2,075
400
Mar
,
70c. Mar
5.90
23%
Feb
51% Jan
Jan
22c
Feb
2.75 Jan
145
2,960.
33%. Jan.
Jan."
4.75 Mar
-
1.10
.
.
Jan.
7.40 Mar
56% Mar
A
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1553)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Sale Price
'
Ford
Canada
of
Class
B
A
Companies
Fraser
Ltd
Frobisher
Trailer
Fruehauf
Galkeno
101
Mar
24
12c
20
Jan
4.500
28%
29%
235
2.60
2.80
6.590
76%
100
11,400
39,889
24
7—.—
1
20c
18c
,77
7%
21c
1
1.17
1.10
1.25
—
Co__——..j
Exploration
Gaitwin
1
10
__
Mines
7%
—
11c
Mar
67/a
Feb
.
Mar
18c
1.01
Jan
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums.
Jan
Lorado
..
Jan
35c
Louvicourt
Jan
1.30
Jan
Uranium
Jan
7 Mr Jan
41
41%
595
41
16
16%
2,569
16
III
Mines
9c
26,833
15c
28.100
55
1.46
1.68
224,850
1*20.
1.20
1.39
33,750
16c
16c
40c
1
8c
14c
44c
1
1
IIII
Mines_IIII
Co
Yellowknife Gold
Low
9C
I
Goldfield
Lyndhurst' Mining
High
14c
—
Warrants
Lynx
m*^
*
Jan
80
v.
Range Since Jan, 1
Low
class B
Jan
3.10
,
Feb
Shares
50
preferred
34
-
Feb
2.50
75%
Cos
21c
*
28% M'sr
500
Loblaw
26
J,,*
for Week
Par
107 %. Feb
117
Sales
Range
Last
i
Sale Price
High
Mar
101
2.65
——0
.—100
__
.
100
101
.
Debentures
Low
366
103
29%
..
common
High
11c
Week's
of Prices
Friday
100
24
11c
_.—V;
29
STOCKS
101
*
of Canada
Co
MARCH
Range Since Jan. 1
103
-
*
Mines
Francoeur
Low
*
:
...
Foundation
V
Par
class
Shares
FOR WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
1
'•
*
9c
(9C-
High
Mar
43%
Feb'
8c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
20c
Mar
13 %c
Jan
Feb
1.12
Feb
1.70 Mar
80c
Feb
14c
4,000 f
Jan
23c
1.49 Mar
28.000
40c
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
80c
6,500
...
Feb
17%
11c
10c
Jan
Jan
Jan
s
■
Gatineau
'.«!
common—'—^
0
100
Jan
1Q0
Mar
50
16%
*
1%
5%
55%
37%
common—1
5.15
;
:
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
Class A
General
Canada
__1
*.
Steel
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Jan
105
5,353
14 %
Feb
17%
Jan
5%
56
37%
350
4.85
Jan
5.50
Jan
255
37
5.15
5.05
16%
5.50
1,300
5.05
53%
5.45
;
37
Mar
5.00
407
Jan
Feb
59
4.50 Mar
4,975
Mines
Mines
Mines
Jan
Maneast
19c
19c
1,000
16c
Mar
27c
4.85
4.85
5.00
2.970
5.80 Jan
y
40c
39,820
40c
Mar
71c
Feb
21c
4.500
20c
Jan
29c
Jan
12c
13c
6,000
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
1.30
1
45c
20c
44c
1
Manltou
Golden
1
—;
—
1
Mines
1.40
.
1.40
6,150
1.30
23,300
1
25c
21c
27c
common—*
preferred
1—
50
Graham Bousquet Gold——__1
1.70
1.67
1.70
Uranium
Goldfields
Goodyear
Tire
Lakes
Great
Northern
Gas
*
Gulch
Gulf
Jan
19c
15 %c
235
5%
Jan
3.75
3.95
875
3.40
Feb
Feb
1.21
42%
45
1.38
10.400
7
7%
375
4.75
49c
4.75
»
:
__.9c
4.75
62c
375
518,782
9.60
9.60
38
730
1.21
x
500
__
-
21
—_1
10%c
10%c
11c
20%
20
21%
13%
13%
14
Gold
1
—
12 %c
12c
13c
23
23
23%
McKenzie
Jan
McMarmac
5.50
Jan
62c
Feb
11%
Jan
Feb
10C
Feb
19c
Feb
Jan
14
Mar
10%
2,105
15c
Jan
3.00
Uranium
Mexican
Mar
26%
Jan
9c
22% Mar
Paper 5%%
Meta
Jan
Oil
_1
Cotton
Harding
3.00
200
100
Carpets
Hard
3.00
93%
93%
100
Mines
preferred
Minerals
Harrison
-
__1
...
Headway
Hendershot
Hi
Dauch
Class
Hoyle
3,614
15c
Jan
23c
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
90c
48,400
'75c
Feb
1.07
Jan
14c
23.600
13c
32c
18c
Jan
6%
790
6%
Jan
8c
6,500
7c
Jan
12 %c
35c
1.25
30c
36c
57,250
25c
Feb
39c
95c
1.25
30.600
29c
33c
4,100
11
10
1.55
24%
1.55
1.55
25%
37e
Feb
8%
1.85
Smith
Mining
Bay
19
17%
19%
29.723
11%
Feb
17%
19%
26,902
10%
Jan
35
35
160
Smelting
&
5.45
5.80
8,668
81%
1,708
30c
1,500
*
Porcupine
78%
81
-
1
Imperial Bank
25%
32% Mar
76
7.00
Feb
10
Gold
Accept Corp
preference
5%%
Ltd
(John)
Co
Inland
Natural
Gas
Preferred
50% Mar
11
100
50
90%
5.00
18%
18%
10
1
19%
8
A
...
International Ranwick
Pipe
3.90
85c
'
Ltd
29c
*
1
Iron
Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
1
—
27c
31c
52%
53%
1.30
1.42
3.70
4.55
,
4.55
1.35
Wait
Jacobus
"Jaye
,
l,
Corp
Exploration
Explorations Ltd
Car
Gold
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith
...
Kelvinator
Co
Canada
Keymet
exch
Being
Kilembe
for
sh.
One
"
|
Anacon
for
each
4
Lead
Kroy
Lake
Lake
Mining &
Cinch
Osu
Lake
Shore
La
Luz
L~
Mines:
Mines
Gold
i
Leitch
15%
Acceptance
class
Gold
y.
2nd
2.780
preferred
class
A
pfd.
For footnotes
see
page 46.
22%
100
22%
Jan
24% Mar
22V2
22 %
22
Jan
22% Mar
76c
"
66c
Feb
80c
Mar
15
Jan
17
Mar
49%
Jan
58% Mar
5
10%
10%
10%
450
9%
10%
10%
11
155
10%
1.16 Mar
56c
44c
60c
208,800
4.15
4.15
*
,
150
39c
Feb
4.10 Feb
3.35
Jan
New
Continental
New
Davies
Petroleum
Jan
New
Delhi
New
Dickenson
New
Fortune
Jan
4.20
2,100
26%
635
25
Mar
28%
41
41%
105
40
Feb
41% Mar
15C
18c
15,500
16c'
14c
Jan
22c
Mar
54c
Jan
90c
Feb
47,833
13c
Feb
23c
Jan
Oil
55c
46C
Canada..
Mines
Jan
69c
Mar
20c
Jan
24c
Mar
319,000
1,03
85c
1.09
1.35
1.35
1.40
1,910
16c
15c
17c
26,100
1
1.68
1.50
1.70
23,550
15c
15c 15 %c
8,400
24c
27c
36,000
30 %c
31c
1,500
Jan
New
Hosco Mines—:
._i
25c
25c
28c
25,445
55%
Jan
New
Jason
1.
13c
13c
15c
18,833
2.20
Jan
New
Kelore
*
15c
15c
17c
83,366
*
....
Gold
1
1
Mines
...
1
1
Gold
...
1
Exploration.l
Gold
Mines
Jan
Rim
84,400"
85c
8,050
42 c 48 %C
122,105
i»;
48 %c
L
13c
12c
16 c
35,100
9c
9c
9%c
12,500
15c
1
14c 17 %c
1
_r.,
...
Mines
Corp
1.35
Feb
15c
16 %c
F»b
Jan '
15% Mar
24c
Feb
48c
Jan
19c
Jan
32c
Mar
12c
Jan
25c
Jan
14c
Feb
24c
Jan
30c
Jan
51c
80c
Mar
37c
■Feb
52c
10c
1.34
Jan
GOc
Feb
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
20c
Feb
2,426
Jan
31,014
3.55
Feb
5.00
Jan
3.05
10,765
2.55
Feb
3.35
Jan
10 %c
13c
30,200
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
28c
34c
82,000
24c
Mar
45c
2.15
3.40
3.40
3.80
1
2.91
2.91
13c
1
33c
6,300
7c
47%
49%
2,464
47
20c
22c
3,000
15c
Feb
22c
Mar
28c
Mar
1
25 %c
23c
26c
118,900
12c
Jan
Mines
1
8%c
8c
8%c
7,500
8c
Feb
Mining Corp
*
4.75
4.65
4.85
1,990
4.25 Feb
1
1.35
1.18
1.35
251,950
1
50c
48c
58c
14,775
32c"
Feb
65c
2.00
Feb
»
50c
50c
54c
8,750
50c
Mar
85c
*
5.20
4.95
5.20
4,510
50
37
37
37
40
•2.80 Jan
Jan
98c
Jan
26c
Jan
19c
16,710
1,100
21,800
91c
18%
86c
18%
95c
18%
*
18%
18%
19%
2,089
1.34
1.16
1.10
1.34
1.20
55,050
1.16
1
10c
10c
15c
15c
4.60
4.50
12c
17c
4.70
530
3,761
10%c
17c
22c
1
Jan
North
18
Feb
21%
Jan
Northspan
90c
Jan
1.60 Jan
Feb
1.85
18c
Jan
3.40
890
5%C
7c
129,000
6c
61c
70c
9,700
48c
Mar
1
1.40
1.22
1.43
176,600
99c
Feb
Feb
1956
649
550
14,500
3.75
3.00
2.10
Jan
5.75
Feb
3.90 Mar
Feb
17% Mar
9
73c
2,55
19
8.95
106,729
5.80
6.80
41,235
5.80 Mar
12%
13
1,432
11% Mar
4.75
4.75
1,360
38
38
39
645
4.75
Feb
Norvalie
11
Mar
Nudulama
92c
Mar
Obaska
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
12c
Jan
22c
Mar
2.30
2.52
40,850
2.70
14,800
47
47
25
28
29
470
2.20
Jan
1.85
Jan
27
27
Feb
Feb
2.80
Jan
O'Brien
Ogama
3.75
4.85
1,220
*
Mines
Utilities
preferred
Mines
Gold
Feb
Oka
Jan
Okalta
30
Jan
O'Leary
Metals
Malartic
1.85
3,500
79%
81
70
Feb
37% Mar
3.20
Feb
1.35
Feb
79% Mar
17%c Feb
6.95
1.59
5.90
39
3.50
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
9c
Jan
84c
Mar
1.48
Jan
9.00 Mar
6.80 Mar
13%
Jan
6
Feb
40
Jan
4.85 Mar
2.10
83
25c
Jan,
Jan
Jan
19c
18 %C
19c
6,250
33c
35c
11,150
30c
Jan
44c
Feb
33c
8%c
8c
9c
7c
Jan
11c
50c
Feb
73c
Feb
10c 11 %C
8,100
30,900
37,000
Mar
*
Mine6_,
Oils
1.70
80
4.40
13 %c Jan
*
10c
Mar
23c
Jan
18c
175,666
14c
Mar
20c
Jan
80c
Jan
1
63c
*
Rockland Gold
Rare
1.85
100
1
Ltd
Lake Mines
Oil Selections
30
3.10
'.
Mines
Jan
Mar
18,500
50
Canada
Northwestern
20,000
2.45
Northern
Feb
7.80
13
8.40
warrants
Jail
5.35
Jan
6.55
*
common
Preferred
3,260
Jan
3.15
6c
62c
Uranium
Star Oil
Jan
2.45
3.40
'.
Rankin
14c
Jan
36% Jan
1
;
Ltd
Class A warrants
North
4.90
Feb
20c
_i
Gold—
Oils
2,100
2.46
28
19%
Inca
23,850
2.70
30
18% Mar
Jan
common—.:
Warrants
250
11c
Northland
1.05
Oils
Warrants.
North
Jan
20c
Jan
1,273
80c
11
Jan
Jan
1.25
67c
16c
3.90
85c
—
*
1.25
Jan
13 %c Mar
Ltd—,
Canadian
Preferred—
Mar
2.26
18
10
2.40
18%
11
92c
11c
2.35
Feb
North
Oils
10c
3.40
*
95c
Northcal
1.09
Jan
57%, Jan
Norgold
Ltd
Jan
Feb
Norlartic
Mining
Jan
8c
Feb
Mines
Jan
Jan
lie
Jan
&
Jan
28c
Mar
18c
Oil
Jan
22c
17%
Mines
Jan
1.78 Feb
2.45
1
49%
Jan
1.09 Mar
1.50
24c
10c
2.15
1
Feb
Feb
8%c
2.05
*
Jan
1.33 Mar
Feb
7%c
1
.'
Ltd
9,200
42c
15c
1.85
1
Mines,
Nordon
44c
80c
1
Mines
Acme Gold
Noranda
35c
85c
1
Rouyn Merger
Senator Rouyn
Superior Oils..
Nickel
44c
1
;
Minda-Scotia
Mylamaque
Jan
54c
8,000
26c
Newnorth
Jan
2.45 Mar
36c
14.100
30%c
New
Jan
56c
67c
1
Mines.—:
Feb
35c
Jan
2.40 Jan
24c
1
,
Mines
Manitoba
Feb
Mar
90c
60c
1
New
1.78
67c
11 %c
20c
1
Mines...
Mines...
Explorations
Newlund
Mar
65c
*
9%
Jan
,23c
1
2.41 Mar
46c
__*
Highridge Mining.^
1.05
,
50c
of
Harricana
Mar
Jan
Feb
31,061
New
1.26 Mar
28c
3,500
22 %C 23 %c
New
34c
5.05 Mar
4.00
Jan
1.55 Mar
Feb
Jan
4.30 Feb
,
25%
Mar
4.35 Mar
Jan
63c
4.10
.41%.
*
*
Petroleum
Jan
41c
.Jan
,
26%
..
1.85 Mar
52
12
Jan
23 %c Mar
Feb
1.18
«
22%
1,456
15c
*
—
22 %
9,500
61c
*
!
Petroleum
Groceterias
Feb
41,450
6,450
1
Long Lac Gold
1.25
24c
85c
17c
1
Loblaw
10c
Jan
19,430
2.45
2.35
15c 17 %c
Mines
Jan
1.49
24c
76c
99c
Mines.'
Feb
2.05
1.39
2.16
2.10
17c
Gold
13
35c
2.35
1.14
Gold
Little
3,108
1
Lexindin
Liberal
100,20(/
47,600
Lencourt
21c
2.45
Norpax
l
A
45c
Mar
Mar
50c
Jr
3
Laura Secord Candy
Laurentide
13c
15%
*
Mines
Jan
Feb
16c
_„_i
Mines
.1
Mines
Lamaque
li%c
1
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
Jan
Normetal
>f%c
1
;
Mar
1.45
__1
Develop
Nor
1
Exploration
Mines
Jan
17c
21%
12
37c
Nisto
*
Mines
Dufault
100
35c
Jan
1
Ltd.
20,143
12
*
Mines
Jan
20c
(John)
Labrador
Lake
;
Ltd
Oils
Labatt
Bay
9,400
18c
II-*',' '•
...
11
Norsyncomaque
Townslte
26c
16c
Calumet
25c
1
Minerals
Kirkland
25c
16c
3.25
Mar
New
80c
Kirk land
24c
26c
*
Nipissing Mines
1
Hudson
16
13,161
hold
Copper
9%c Mar
4,233
2.30
Jan
Warrants
Kirkland
4,000
16%
2.03
73c
l
13c
16
2.15
Mar
...
Ltd—
11 %c
40c
Jan
1
'
Gold
Mines
13c
igi/4
Jan
3.80 Mar
2.50 Mar
British Dominion Oil
Mar
1'5%
Mines..:
Kerr-Addison
3,575
New
28c
Feb
2.75
Jan
62C
8% Mar
2.50
35c
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.68
2 75
1.61
Mar
Jan
525
24,615
357,285
8c
20c
14,150
31c
3.80
65c
10%c
8%
1.90 Mar
Feb
27c
3.10
45c
94,100
2.41
26c
31c
3.50
3,100
98,517
8%
3.85 Mar
Feb
1.23
17,775
22c
1.96
Feb
1.20
16,000
18c 24 %C
2.31
1.70 Mar
2.95
1,000
9c
20c
15c
*
.
Jan
20,215
1.85
1.31 Mar
55c
21c
T
58,550
3.85
1.75
Jan
15% Mar
69c
24c
75c
1.70
3.40
Jan
Jan
24 %c
Feb
9c
New
1
__
of
Gold
Kenville
Ltd
1.53
3.75
1
-Jan
66c
65c
New
Feb
1^68
-l
13
9c
Jan
62c
568,950
69c
Jan
15c- * Feb
200
1.31
1
96c
16,109
15%
1.13
15%
48
Feb
1
47c
17,200
15
1,28
17c
:
Feb
56,600
15%
Jan
:
Mines
Feb
17c
29,800
Feb
46%
Bidlamaque Gold
New- Athona
62c
63c
20c
15C
20c
81c
Jan
17c
20c
13
'
13,396
16c
Mar
qc;
17c
82,790
72c
2.08
Bristol Oils
110%
7
Jan
45c
Feb
1.50
Feb
3.95
Jan
31,665
79c
24c
40e
45c
Feb
47
13c
71c
17c
Feb
3.15
26c
14%
68c
20c
55c
30c
Jan
14%
74c
65c
1
!
_
Jan
46%
—
lo
;
20c
40c
23,198
25c
;
Mines
70c
*
Mines
Mines
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Ofls
Ltd.
.
1.80
Labine Uranium—*.*—1
Alger Mines
:
1
1
1
...
;
B
.1*
1
Ltd
(1939)
Mines
Joburke
Jan
1.70
1.8O
20c
New
9
Feb
Jan
109,800
Feb
New
19%
Mar
54c
:
..4
Goldvue
19%c
58,104
45c
10c
*»
Hosiery
New
44,800
43c
3.95
31c
Mar
11
Jan
26,205
35c
3.70
45c
26c
Feb
common
L;
41
34c
42c
3 90
Jan
Jan
5
Drug & Chemical
Feb
1.26
16c
95%
78
21c
84c
Gas
27c
13 %c
Feb
71 % Mar
Feb
New
1.13
I5%c
90
Mar
Jan
30c
840
10,350
23,000
34,950
74c
New
.1%
...
Minerals
Jeanette
Jellico
>
75
25c
Jan
51c
4.10 Mar
Feb
1.26
Mining..
Mining
10
93
73
23c
Mar
Jan
5,900
New
Jack
93
73
Jan
70
58 %
14,700
Feb
Feb
93
23c
26
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb*
;
Jan
60c
19 % Mar
Feb
2.60
3,349
Nesbitt
Jan
94
Feb
1.10
5,110
70
25%
1.05
Chamberlain
,,1.01 Feb,
26,115
1.25
68
Jan
26
55c
Nello
•
"
.
_
100
G9%
89c
Jan
90c
90c
27c
26
Mar
59c
Feb
47
26
Feb
52c
24
1.05
37
6,629
8,069
80
1
61c
10,200
*
61.101
25
"I
*
.
Mines
Concord
Jan
1.33
5
59c
25
'86%
1
Creek
New
Feb
53 %
1
Line
52c
Feb
2,834
New
42%
57c
1
Jan
82
58
Feb
94%
280
56%
Jan
125
84
Mar
57%
•
Works*
common
50%
3,487
83
7
6
*
Corp
25%
6,471
83
Jan
Feb
<
,
5
Jan
52
3,495
2.08
15 Vac
855
Mar
38%
38
50%
57%
24c
Mar
99% 101%
38
6%
Feb
Feb
6% Jan
Feb
3.30 Mar
30,660
6%
New
Jan
12 %
,
Mar
14% Mar
1,475
70c
50%
Jlrish Copper Mines Ltd
6%
2,625
3.50
100%
common
International Petroleum
4.00
16
4,435
15%
85c
l
class
Co
88
1,300
7%
14%
8
15.
3.50
Ind
47%
4.625
common.
Nickel
23
20
4.55
.
Metal
Interprovincial
100
90%
preferred
Mining
12c
2,040
50
5.00
Warrants—
International
24%
.
5%
30,000
90%
20
^International
23%
23%
13c
*
,
Inspiration
•
12c
.100
.
;
Co
5,202
6.905
5%
50
.
&
Cement
52
11%
Jan
1.33
11c
*
fNealoh
Feb
68
Mar
11
36 %c
4,000
12
Mills class
National Petroleum—-:
% Mar
5%
Feb
13,200
70,600
13c
Jan
II
■National
Jan
9
12c
common.*
.
$4% preferred
Ingils
'Inland
65
51%
1
...
Industrial
.35
Feb
11%
5%
.
Lake
Jan
46% Mar
100
51%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
4.86%
Indian
32'
635
55
20c
28c
1.76
Feb
5,400
Trust
285
179
Jan
80c
Steel
49
55
15c
16 %
National
32
55
Jan
55c
22%
National
9%
55
10
10c
92
72c
Jan
9%
9
11,000
Feb
15%
Jan
48%
32
■
11c
92
16%
46c
,
,<_»
„
*
..
10c
26c
.
_IIIl
Locomotive
84
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Porcupine
" ,.25% Mar
Feb
29c
25
30
25%
19c
A
National
Jan
',I„
20
_
Imperial Invest class A
Imperial Life Assurance...
Imperial Oil
29c
■
25
—
30
56,790
1
7*
Jan
92
48c
1.65
IIIIIIIIH*
class
8%
92
*
*
Preferred
Jan
41
*
Hughes Owens Co preferred
Huron & Erie Mtge:T„:
Feb
Mar
35c
6%
'
*
Mines
National
19 % Mar
4.65
7%
Jan
Feb
31c
*
Moore
19% Mar
18%
5.70
Jan
Jan
*
common.—*
*
*
Paper
Mining
7%
,
13c
*
Containers
Montreal
Feb
25%
Feb
_*
—.
Ore
Moneta
Feb
12
Jan
1.55 Mar
23 %
7%
300
Jan
1.79
Multi-Minerals Ltd
Jan
1,240
241,200
.1
Molsons Brewery class A
Class
B
Jan
44
2,090
11
31o
Jan
Nama
Feb
Jan
80
24%
.5
22c
;
*
_~Il
I_I*
Mogul Mining Corp..
Ltd—
Co
Hugh-Pam
Min
1.25 Mar
85c
39%
1.30
27c
.
Brick
Modern
Jan
26 %c
190
42
41%
42
11,700
;
Mining Endeavour Co
Mar
%
1.46
1 70
*
Industries Gas
1.10 Jan
1.40
12c
common
Mining Corp
Jan
6
Power
Mar
11c
1
Gas
Jan
Jan
Jan
11 %c
50
*
Mindamar Metals
Corp.;
Jan
7%C
*
A.
Gold—
Milton
Mar
2.500
*
—
A
Hudson
142.000
6%
1
"Class B
Howard
45c
7%c
Drilling
Mfg class
Hollinger
Consol
Oil
Jan
13c
20c
Canada
Holden
Home
Mar
51c
6%
*
Oils Ltd
Tower
Jan
1
„
&
15c
*
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Hinde
Jan
preferred
91c
Jan
2.05
Jan
I_*
Mill City Petroleums
Milliken Lake Uranium
Jan
Mar
80c
13%c
1
Paper common.—.
Crest
7%
6
10c
17c 18%c
1
Mines
Heva Gold Mines
High
166
18,600
38c
44c
18 %c
.1
Lake.;—.
Red
Gold
6
15c
91c
1 25
Warrants.
.93 '/a Mar
11c ll%c
•v:
1
of Lakes Iron
Heath
6
13c
I3%c
1
__
Hasaga Gold Mines
Head
...
*
;
-
Mines
Gold
Rock
Jan
3.00
93% Mar
Feb
*
Mining
Midwest
Hallnor
Hamilton
&
1.60
200
Mar
1
Light &
Midcon
4,600
1
Mines
Midrim
1.70
1
Petroleum
Mersey
21% Mar
35
7c
1
160
_
Lake
Merrill
Mar
nc
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
Jan
28
7%c
Mentor
Jan
49c
4,685
*
common
Lake______
Red
28%
*
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
Petroleums
Mar
21%
Jan
Mar
Red
32%
00
I*
l—^
Porcupine
Jan
8%
18
29,500
*
—
Gypsum Lime & Alab
Mclntyre
1.85
21
19.970
2-
Frontenac
Preferred
Jan
16c
37.217
—
McColl
jji_
Feb
9.60 Mar
3.600
—1
Feb
I
I
A_
Mar
1.05
9,500
1
class
B
L21
28
4,,"
—
?
't
l
II
_
Jan
Feb
25
3,450
-
30,400
30c;
100
Grain
Class
91c
"18c
Jan
Jan
9c
n\/
1
;
Preferred—
4.75 Mar
36,050
21
17c
Warrants
Ltd*—
8%c
Jan
65c
1 45
HI*
Mining Corp
15,510
Feb
7%c
1
III
45c
1.90
7c
—__~100
—
39,500
Feb
8c
*
Ltd__
Oils
7
36c
28
1.75
~n~o
*
common
Martin-McNeely Mines
____II
Massey-Harris-Fergusoh Ltd com
43 % Mar
8
30
1.65
£5
qic
:IIIIII ~_1
LIIIIIIII*
Ltd
—
Mines
1.02
390
16c 18%c
10
...—1
Mines
~
-
1.15
30
1
13,200
11c 12 %c
1.10
1
_
_I
Maritime
433,4 Mar
42%
£
Mines
Marigold
3.95 Mar
Feb
Feb
55c
1*>%C
~i
Mines
Marcon
McCabe
8
3.75
38
45 %c
-
i0c
,
Maybrun Mines
7%
;
1
;
Preferred
Maralgo
Jan
1.900
1,148
1
....
Uranium
Maple Leaf Milling
5.60
3.80
43%
Feb
1.90
♦
Mines.
Goldfields____.
Jan
42
;
...
Magnet
27Vs»c
3.75
15,200
Ltd
Lake
Jan
43
20c
Mines
Lead
Gwillim
15c
3.80
Trust
Mines
Gunnar
7,600
16c
class A...—_*
Freehold
Guaranty
47%
47% Mar
1.85
«inP
~i
>
_
__
Grass Oils
Coal
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Gridoil
Mar
Jan
15c 16%c
15c
__—__1
Develop
Plains
Sweet
170
45
46%
47%
-
Great West
32%c Mar
Jan
142
17c
common—
Warrants
Great
Feb
18c
48
100
1
Paper.——
Great
Jan
*
:—
Mines
Great
2.10
Feb
__*
Mines
Grandines
Granduc
—
(Canada)
Gold
Goods
Consolidated
Major trans
—
Mar
•
Goldcrest
Lake
Sporting
Malartic
34c
.1
Mages
f)f)
.
Jan
Feb
.——1._
.
Madsen Red
Feb
20c
Feb
Cockshutt Gold Mines
'
Macmillan & Bloedel class A ~
Class B
Jqn
25
5,440
4.55
Explorations
Macleod
7%
7
23c
Mines..—,—1'
Gold
Macfie
l
"I""""
"t
—__II~ 1
,
6.00
7
7
1
Jan
6.25
23c
7
Mines
Macdonald Mines
Jan
41 %
,
Macassa
Feb
v
*—
——
Mine
Uranium
105.
Jan
105% Mar
,ih
1
*
common—
Ltd
Giant
15%
5%
55%
Jan
30
,tt
——1
Wares
Mines
Goldale
1
;
...
——
Genex
Glenn
27
15
105% 105%
—
—1
Ltd—
Mines
General
-
535
28
100%
prior preferred......—100
5%%
Geco
28%'
100% 100%
28
a...
Power
preferred
5
.
ll%c
*
Mining
18c
55c
15c
64c
34c
34c
40c
14,600
90c
2.55
2.45
2.55
15,150
•
33c
32c
36c
37,200
1
w
,
'
34c
2.34
28c
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.85
47c
Jan
Jan
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1554)
...
Monday, April 1,-1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Last
STOCKS
'
Sale Price
Club common—
Jockey
Ontario
.
75c
Warrants———
Preferred—————————
.
Rights
--—i—-- -
Products
Steel
Tic
Tv: 26
common.
Crush
22
22%
100
10%
12%
15,865
9.35
Feb
2.60
52.4
2.50
Jan
.Tv
18c
26c
Jan
50c
Jan
26,700
27c
Mar
37c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
9 %c
9c
10c
13,125
9c
Feb
19
21%
30,590
16%
Feb
109%
120
46c
Mar
Jan
13c
Jan
Towagmac
7c
7%c
13,000
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
Traders
80c
1.02
115,792
92c
1
i*
Jan
Trans
19,900
58c
Feb
95c
Jan
Trans
Explorations
Empire Oils
20c
28,825
18c
Feb
24c
Jan
Trans
Mountain Oil
12
11%
12%
10,182
68% Mar
Trans
Prairie
46%
85
45% Mar
47%
Jan
Trlrtd
Oil—
23
23
50
23
Mar
25
Jan
20
100
20
Mar
23
Feb
3.50
3.20
3.50
86,635
—
42c
47c
IIII11
1.96
1.85
2.00
1.05
95c
1.13
176,950
11,744
80.784
—
iniii
Jan
1.72 Mar
United
1.37
Jan
United
Corps
1.30
1.28
1,30
2,500
9c
10c
50,200
12
12%
1,540
Roe
70
St
St
Steel
7%c
Jan
12c
86
Jan
88
Jan
Mar
1.30 xMar
1.50
6,031
6.75
Jail'
8.70 Mar
30,875
6.50
Feb
8.35 Mar
3.45
3.95
13,710
2.50
Jan
3.95 Mar
1.25
1.30
2,200
1.16
2.35
2.75
143,551
14c
600
Feb
llc
60c
61c
1.90
2.05
20c
21c
15%
15%
2,485
1.26
1.35
31,500
95c
Feb
75c
75c
2,000
70c
Mar
85c
1.04
1 n on's
1.46
1.84
15%
1.35
—
1.04
1.80
———
;
7,521
203,045
16 %c
1
19c
1.90
Ltd
1.90
150
>•;
ou.juJ
54c
23C
.
74c
114,830
4,753
15c
3,000
9%
10%
105
4.00
500
69c
8,850
18
200
18
9
9
50
9
%c
796,750
343,521
16c
34c
43c
65c
8?,343
2,655
16%
13c
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
11c
7,700
15c
29,500
69 %
2,326
21c
35c
44c
Jun
Mar
Feb /
9c
Feb
1.00
.18
...
TPttb
Mar
class
A
*
Mines
Uranium
Ltd
1
Gold————
1
2,500
17c
13
13
250
16 %
17%
4,495
98
98
165
30c
40c
115,500
26c
Feb
55c
Jan
Jan
13
Mar
15%
Jan
15% Mar
18%
54
98
Mar
40c
Mar
Jan
Jan
61c
3,-017
50c
Mai¬
t
15c
15c
17c
20,700
ne
Jan
*
1.38
1.31
1.45
42,875
69
71
560
——I
2.85
2.35
2.95
22,050
2.10
Jan
109
26% Mar
3.85
Jan
21%
22%
1,149
19%
•15c
19c
7,600
12 %c
58^,
58%
85
55
55
55
5.65
5.50
5.85
15c
3.20
438,787
15
15%
455
25
23%
80c
350
Jan
29%
Jan
24 %
Feb
20c
Feb
60
Feb
55
Mar
Jan
5.50 Mai-
6.40
Jan
Jan
17c
Feb
1.73
Jan
3.20 Mar
14"% Mar
16%
21
15,300
3.50
Feb-
6.95
Jan
llc
4 J 5
71c
Feb
"
24c
Jan*
39
21.800
2.73
75
58% Mar
4,170
13c
Jan
5.50 Mar
Jan
Mar
19c
24%
Jan
85c
Jan
Fib
69c
——
Jan
2.94
2.88
2.95
27,620
2.50
Feb
3.65
Jan
3.95
4.15
6/975
3.60
Jan
4.25
84
85%
1,330
1.70
1.77
11,963
63c
3,100
3.30
Lake
We.spac
Jan
18%
66(1
17%
Jan
18
28c
36c
3.40
3.90
50c
88,300
26c
23c 27 %c
28c
34c
10c
10c
11c
13,500
1.85
1.30
1.35
J,UUO
17%
28c
Mar
A...„
14,000
20c
Feb
35c
Jan
55.820
16%c
Jan
35c
Feb
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
I.12
Feb'
17
Mar
25
iJan
407
18
26
264
211,458
75,750
1.85
,1
1.05
34 %
50
34'% Mar
36%
28
80
28
28
5.50
1,500
2.93
3.25
104,450
46c
Jan
5.00 Mar
1.00
19%
20%
4,485
18%
20%
4,661
92/4
55
40
40
_50
2.25
Canuck
Yellowknife
2.21
2.30
1.30
1.38
300
16c
14c
16c
39,800
1
14c
—:_//v_
-
-
—
■?
8,500
7 306,900
14%
15%
6,181
1.10
1.00
1.15
93,105
1.28
1.28
1.30
I.i,.378
31c
_
30c
31c
9,90 J
—1
;
.20c
13c
—i/
12c
13c
10.000
1.40
_
Mines„—
Yukeno Mines
9c
15%
^
—
Oil—.
Bear
8c
11,450
12 %c 16 %c
H'.iiC
—-i.—
Mines
_
1.35
1.43
II,17b
Jan
•
Jan
-82% Mar
Mar
40
Mar
Feb
1.03
2.90
Feb
Jan
1.84 Mar
Feb
8c
Mar
11c
Jan
Feb
25c
Jan
12"be
16c
10% Jan
75c
15% Mnr
Feb
2.60
Jan
1.60
Feb
1.15
Mar
Jan
Mar
9%c
37c
Jan
Feb
28c
15c
Jan
1.35 Mar
Jan
1.80
Ic
1
9c
3,200
7c
Jan
10%C
Feb
c
32c
44.3 HI
23c
Jan
52c
Mar
60c
24,450
33c
Jan
75c
Mar
2
29 %c
1
,I_
2 20
10c
55c
1
Metal
Mining
Mar
21%
Mar
40
3.25
21
Jan
89
Jan
Jan
j
1.30
Zinc
At
r
16Ve Mar
89
Jan
6.50
Jan
19%
.1
Copper
t-Hargrea ves
Lead
1.05 Mar
Jan
91
100
IH'Ii
Larder
Feb
Feb
2.90 Mai-
28
20','*
—
—
Gold
18'/*
26
Jan
5.50
—
Winchester
1.40 Mar
85c
3.05
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windward
Feb
3.90 Mar
34%
preferred———
Warrants
81c
2.75 Mar
20%
Willro.v Mines
Jan
Jan
2.90
28
—
—_
Hardware
%
54c
26
-_20
—■—
Jan
Feb
2.68
,_/
A
B
Preferred
4.05
35c
:.26
/__/.„
class
Jan
-
Petroleum--
(Geo)
15,420
2.80
.
—
Naco
2.95
10,675
35c
1.05
class
Western
Zulapa
Jan
71
32c
Leaseholds
Zen mac
13%
Feb
/
Western
White
Feb
67%
-/-:1"
Warrants
Class
lO'/z
2,683
_/_
Maygill Gas Oil.——
Weston
700
2,302
70
Ltd
West
Grocers
Jan
Mar
65c
3.40
31c
Mines
Preferred
Feb
11%
45c
Malartic
Western
50c
Jan
2.00 Mar
3.30
3.70
Ltd-
West
Decalta
Jan
18
Copper—
Nickel—/
Products
1.30
Jan
29c
10%
,18
Petroleums
Feb
69%
:
(Canada)
Werner
18 %c
Jan
11
■——-
Pyrite
3.55
23c
41
58c
Jan
85%
562,510
Jan
Feb
32% Mar
69%
Jan
4.05
28c
1.77
—
& Knapp
Wr igh
23 c
3.00
15c
3,940
Mines
Wecdon
Yale
34'/2
26c
—
W
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd-:
Westeel
200
49,260
33
_/—_
—
Waterous
Webb
3.50
15c 17%e
16c
Producers At Ref
At
2.95 Mar
Rainbow Oils Ltd
—50c
Security Freehold Petroleum?
*
Sliawinigan Water At Power common—*
San
*
Gold—,
River
Sand
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
—
Cement
Saskatchewan
Scurry
—
—*
Class
A
A
preferred--
Sheep
Creek
Gold-/—
Gordon
Sherritt
Shirriff
—
—
Horsey
Voting
trust
Silver-Miller
S
K
1.15
I,200
6.70
6.80
19,662
10%
—
Standard
Feb
22
Jan
Mar
Feb
9c
Jan
._1
79c
50c
___*
84c
5,796
75c
57c
15,200
37c
Feb
10%
10%
18
17:%
18'4
1,845
7gc
80c
16,050
100
1
;
4.25
290
3.00
60
17%
48
6,500
%
48%
50
21c
21c
1,000
55
55
55
10
1
45c
35c
45c
16,500
.*
8
8
100
Oils
Mines
1
Rock Iron Mines
Uranium Corp
preference
River
Gold
Sudbury
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
Canadian
Feb
48'/* Mar
Dalhousie
Feb
30c
Dominion
47
55
Jan
35e
8
60c
MaiMar
9%
Mar
Feb
21c
Feb
78c
Mar
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
34%
36
485
4.60
4.60
5.00
12,585
65c
70c
5,500
241/3
gi
i~
gc
24%
166,700
100
Feb
Interprovincial
10c
Jan
28c
24
Jan
26 %
Jan
Pato
Ogilvie
Flour
71%
Jan
Pend
Oreille
10 %c
Jan
Price
80
20f74L
17%
21%
Feb
3.J5
Jan
97% Mar
5.50 Mar
'
99
Jan
Yukon
36c
50c
63,118
30c
Mar
59c
12c
14c
40,250
9%c
Jan
15c
3.55
5,880
3.25
Feb
4.10
Jan
4.50
4.65
300
4.50
Feb
5.50
Jan
•
No
20%
20'%
10
20'% Mar
21%
Feb
a
Odd
1 7q
common
—
1.95
270
1.35
Jan
1.95 Mar
4.00
800
2.75
Jan
4.00 Mar
17'4
17%
877
7%c
8c
4.000
4.00
4 00
J 00
1.
1
1 3^
1.31
1.42
II,530
17
7c
1.10
18%
9%c
Jan
e
5.50
Jan
1.030
40
40
75
36
36
37%
2,865
26
24
31
19%
4.00
Fel)
v
Feb
Mar
Jan
27% Mar
Mar
15% Mar
3.00
•
20%
40
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
39%
Mai-
Jan
37c
51 •'-»
20c
Jan
37c
Mar
21%
22%
1,300
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
18
18%
1,430
16 7/s
Feb
20%
Jan
34
34
105
29%
Feb
26
Gold
Odr;
,
..
37 V2
Jan
29
Jan
27
150
51%
56%
7.92
18
18
19'/*
405
66
64'%
66
385
32
32
50
30%
32
3'»0
<i;90
4.95
500
4.55
Feb
4.95 Mar
2.75
-
2.75
100
2.75 Mar
3.40 Jan
56
4.95
«
par
I Flat
1.72
3.50
>
T
Mines
Mar
47%
Feb
10%
Jan
64% Map
28%
Feb
30'% Mar
Feb
56% Mar
19% Mar
70
Jan
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
59-
Jan
53^
390
53
UlIIIIIis
39
(.0
38
Feb
45
Jan
i
55c
55c
2.000
t>4c
Jan
58c
Jan
»
26
26
or-
.T,,n
26
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Jan
Feb
lot
54
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In
r
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
55
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sale
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included
delivered,
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issued,
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year's
range).
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MARKETS
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price.
AND
t
(not Included In year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
Feb
Jan
28
3.40
1
FOOTNOTES
Mar
3.95 Mar
.4.35
Jan
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
625
1,529
Mar
17
Feb
1.70
50c
Gold.—
Gold
100
29
Jan
4.00
#
%
Ordinary
26 3,4
3.85
21
117%
17%
32
_
3.35
25
28
•"c
—,
Zellers
14c
435
33% Feb
15%
2.50
Mines
Consolidated
3 50
426
24
33
Feb
14% Mar
27
Z ~_H 5
—_IHII_«
Ridgcway Corporation
101,490
99
4.15
18%
Feb
30
18%
Bros
Jan
20
5.50
4.15
18'/*
Jan
29'/*
36 %
com.
Paper—
Consolidated Gold
Feb
4.75
300
23%
_i
common
60
19%
20%
Utilities
Ontario
7%c Mar
97 %
75
16
3.50
g
&
7,550
30%
26%
d.
Loblaw lnc
3,445
20
i_25
A
Securities
8,000
98
*
II
International Utilities
1
common
Canada
Minnesola
31%
40
Gaspe Copper Mines—,
Hayes Steel Products-—
1
_•
Industries
Jan
Jaxi
22%
63
5.15
43c
Mar
77c
10%
2b
If
0
8%c
1
,
Jan
5.05
8% Mar
6
Jan
*
61
1
,
37%
Feb
Feb
Mar
1.290
4%
17 %
;
—
7%c
100
Mines
Petroleum
20c 22 %c
24'%
3.50
60c
of
Jan
8%
30%
«
/_
I_.ZZIi
Jan
31,300
34
DuPont
39'%
8%
.
)-* cc
Bridge
Jan
30% Mar
ia
-
common..;
Oil
20c
Feb
5
24
4
it
5*
Paper
47
582,050
22 %c
Consolidated
High
200
/
—
common
_
30%
Westinghouse
68c
Warrants
Cons
Marconi
35c
»
Stanleigh
Inlet
Canadian
Mar
f.9c
«
SyTVanite
Industries
30c
Canada
Preferred
General Investments
Canxidian
Jan
Low
5
20%
16
*
.^5
Canadian
15c
V'
30%
■
ZZi
/—
4.25 Mar
Mar
5
--,—5
-
Sugar
Jan
* 345
*
Dredging,
Dominion
Range Sinee Jan. 1
High
30'%
Jan
34c
1
Gold
Canada At
ggc
1
Bulolo
Shares
*
%
Canada
1
Ltd—
Corp
for AVeelt
Low
30%
British American Bank Note
Lrown Co
I
1
Jan
»
Gold
Asbestos
Sales
Range
*
*
Mar
19
AVeek's
'
Par
Corp
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop—.
Jan
*
Gas
&
lie
Jan
*
Materials—_
"' I-''•
>'■'
■"
84c
Jan
r
'
National
Vinegars
Canadian Eronze
11
Jan
19
12c
Jan
*
Anrlian
20%
Feb
Jan
4.00
Oils
&
1.07
63c
17% Mar
66c
18%
lie
*
Bros
Supertest
10%
4.25
50
_
4.55
15c
Mar
49c
10%
77c
Last
Sale Price,
—
Services
Uranium
Steinberg
Sturgeon
Switson
Jan
22%
4.05
__■»
preferred
Steeloy Mining
Surf
25%
Feb
20
50c
Oil—;
olsen
Stedman
Steep
Feb
21
100
Mines
Oil
Stanwell
of
24%
200
*
Paving &
Stanrock
Starratt
Steel
100
332
19
Spooner Mines
Stadacona
Jan
21
1
Union
Air
10%
25%
*
Southern
9% Mar
6,300
Southern
Spartan
Jan
Curb Section
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1.35 Mar
8.10
20
Roi
Valley
Mar
12c
A—
Mar
6.70 Mar
4.25
———
Jan
95
-
Can»<ll»»
48% Mar
Mar
20
Manufacturing
Souris
89
Feb
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
21
*
Ltd
80
90% Mar
90c
Jan
Jan
1.82 Jan
25%
21
common
Somerville
80
43
10c
Mines™
class
68c
19c
t
Jan
4.25
Ltd
Van
585
65
—.-1
Ltd'
Slocan
10%
Jan
—1
Mines
Slater
1C%
1.27
———>
—
Dairies
Mines
D
1.15
6.80
*
———
Standard
Silvcrwood
Siscoe
25
*
common
Mining
Simpsons
10
43
25
Sigma Mires Quebec—
Silver
95
43
—1
common
Breweries
Siianco
95
43
50c
—
:
Preferred
Sicks
95
50
common
Class
-
27
55c
—
Woodgreen
Feb
60c
5.50 Mar
__——T—-///'—
12% Jan
10%
11 %c
38c
4,156
22%
20
450
—
5.80
80c"
Jan
2.045
11
16%
5.50
common-
Feb
16%
-
5.80
1,103
22
16
16
—
common———;—*
Corp
18c
33%
Amulet
Walker G
Yankee
Cement
62%
Winnipeg &.Central Gas—_J„—
10%
12c 12 %c
1/156
4,600
_50
72%" Jan
16
12 %C
Feb
15c
o an
Mar
.-1
64 % Mar
10%
«
nil
Jon
15c
Jan
9c
Mar
68%
——
/————.
10c
Jan
75c
Jan
50c
17
69
Mar
'
22c 33
69c
9.00
Feb
21c
:
20
.
Jan
5%
1
4.25 Mar
'
33c
15
Petroleum
Feb.
Feb
Feb
Feb
73'%
——
Breweries
4.00
Jan
56c
-72
1
Western Canada
10% Mar
Mar'
Mar
7.30 Mar
20c
-25
Western
Jap
'50c
14c
Jan
3%
50c
22c
5»/e
—
Jan
*2.10 Mar
16%
lO'/af
79c
1.005
21c
1
Feb
23c
50c
I~30
1.90
Jan
Jan
38c
IIIi
1.90
23c
Jan
Feb
17
.
1.04
Jart
1.56
13c
50c
Canada—
Feb
37c
—I
Ltd.-—
1.20
Feb
18
t
1.49 Mar
Jan
1.90
9
Jan
1.35
65c
Feb
19
1.70 Mar
1.65
Jan
Jan
14 %c
63c
pfd—
2.87
21c
Feb
80c
4.00
9%
——.—
80c
Feb
Feb
14%
13 %c
72c
—-
Mar
10% Mar
Mar
1.79
17c
new
23% Mar
15,102
-26c
Oils
Waite
1.91
2,500
Vulcan
Wainwright
8.00 Feb
Feb
Jan
34c
73
preferred
30c
7.80
111.209
Explorations Ltd—
Mines
Jan
4,215
10,450
A
Jan
" Mar
120
Feb
17
13,750
2.40 Mar
2.57
Feb
25%
i_—x.
Explorations
Violamac
Jan
10
1
Vico
1.25
9.20
t
23c
65c
*
Alloys
2.34
28c
*
58c
Mines/——.
Consol
Feb
1.25
•
Jan
Feb
1041
64c
Ventures Ltd
Jan
7,600
185,900
,
Jan
Vandoo
Feb
23c
20c
Jan
Vanadium
11c
43,700
87c
20c
3.100
1.20
2.00
.
•-
3.062
20c
A
Mines-
Corp
Canada
81c
1.40
83c
10
—
18c
48.708
:
6,950
Hill
Universal Products
Upper
117,631
>
Jan
2.75 Mar
Jan
1 27
Mines——
A
1.50
1.70 Mai-
87c
«
Antonio
United
5.00
8.35
preferred
Michael
Jan
3.95 Mar
Jan
22c
Oils
1.37
Mines
Lawrence
5%
United
20 %c
common
Lawrence
St
68'% Mar
14c
Mining
Ryanor
Montauban
2.68
Ltd——
Oil
Keno
United
Jan
Jan
43'%
3.05
United
Feb
55
40%
Feb
2)c
5%
preferred——
Jan
82c
1..40
—
B
46%
8.30
Ltd—
Class
Feb
7.90
common—-----
of
Jan
Jan
40
22c
—
class
Jan
1.26
Industries
Russell
Mar
Mines
Inv
50c
7.40
»
Royalite
55c
75c
23%
37
55
-1
_T—.
38%
3.80
Lac_„———
Bank
Royal
Fuel
Feb
875
c
34
;
Estella
United
Jan
Jan
23c
-l
—
B
United
8.00
600
Class
Jan
Jan
1.40
Oils
Roxana
Jan
15c
13%
8.10
Uranium
Consol
Rowan
1.66
Jan
Mar
1
—-————-
Can
Mar
7c
25
24
Feb
-1
Ltd class
12
1
Mines
V»
300
4-14W
-"""7,000
Ltd—
Little
Pete
(A
200
68%
88
—
class
Athabasca
Rocky
64 %
8%c
1.80
Rock win
4U,4UJ
8c
Mining Co Ltd——-
Long
2,540
66c
88
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Roche
42%
51c
4.10
Ric.bwell
Robinson
•ino
63c
60c
40%
1.28
19
7.40
Feb
Feb
12c
•Lv-.-v
25c
7.40
Feb
20
'
119
22%
22'/*
Jan
2,083
2.40
-1
Feb
Jah
1,535.
2.49
.
:
Asbestos
Feb
42
1.25
Feb
18%
100
•
37%
115
Canada——:——
1.40
——
Uranium
of
Mar
24
2.08
*
117
common—
Gas
20
13c
2.20
2.35
Mining Corp
1.15
1
—-
Ltd
Acceptance
Union
6,950
62c
Gold
Union
Union
Jan
69,137
9%C
i
Airways
Robertson Mfg $1
Mar
2.23 Mar
1.50
1.72
40 %
Mines.——
—_—
63c
Jan
Mar
1.20
65c
Producers
Silk
Jan
1.20
95c
1.55
12%
...
Dome—
Macdonald
27c
3.50 Mar
Jun
Jan
25%
37
/' 2.39
-1
—
1.16
.100
Miners
2.30
24
24
41%
Pipeline/——TT-
1.17
—
Gold
Jan
50
1.71
——
Earth
2,127
Feb
49
658
24 c
Ltd
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Ultra Shawkey Mines
67
47c
20
Resources
65%
————;
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations
Rix
Transcontinental
Feb
42%
Pipe Line-i—
46%
I
Uranium
B
12% Mar
Feb
9
Canada
66 y4
Corp
——Mines
—
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines—--—
Quemont Mining——
Class
6
Jan
46 %
Labrador Develop
Riverside
£
5
38c
34c
37%
65c
100
36c
Jan
1,700
.40
——
5%
Quebec Lithium
Quebec Manitou
Rio
preferred
Mar
3.266
A
18c
Quebec Copper Corp
Rcxspar
5 "0.
class
58c
-
Minerals
Reeves
1.05 Mar
Jan V
54c
Finance
Mar
18c
19c
38c
12c
Mar
85c
44%
r.
Jan
61
17.00'J
'<
37c
25%
Jan
98C
93,464
22c
38c
43%
.—_1
Feb
4.90
Feb
37c
,:L-—
Feb
1.95
58% Mar
9.850
Feb
10
Feb
50c
5p
19%
———
5'4
—
Quebec Chibougamau
Rare
>
43%
common—
Exploration
2
Roy
Gas
Rainville
>
Works
Class A--_
19c
—i
Electric
Radiore
•
60c
68 '4
Prospectors
46.100
1.12
18c
——r—_
5 %
__——
Warrants
Quebec
Feb
-
1
Gold
Exist
Purdex
Iron
Jan
Jan
9c
42c
121
45c
Minerals
Uranium
Provo
Toronto
53c
21c
Jan
20
—./
Border
Pronto
Elevators
15,000
—:—
Premier Trust
Preston
Toronto
143.000
Corp
Oil
61
34c
I
3.00
2.080
67c
9%
Jan
I_1
—
Bank
-.5
Bruisn Columbia
ox
Power
President
Mar
10c
preferred-
Oil
Rouyn
Premier
21'/* Mar
45c
100
20c
37c
1.60
.10
Mines
Dominion
45c
1
Uranium
Oils
480
-
3.50
1.00
1.00
23
Development
Prairie
Torbrit Silver
39c
■
common..
&
Riier
fcT
60c
61
—*
Mines
Toronto
9%c
—
Mines
Powell
Feb
105
11.018
—IL1
—
Gold
40c
-v.
a
Oil Co Ltd
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Ponder
Tiara Mines
II.1
G—-
Gold
9%
10
Thompson-Lundmark
-Tombiil
9V2C
—I
Ltd
Phillips
Powell
37 %c Mar
-
1,216
5,000
common
At
at
Jan
1.70
65c
Mar
Jan
9
10
3.30
Mar
50c
3uc
1.60
-.2*
16c
11.450
43c
9%
1—1
—L
41% Mar
Jan
10c
40c
_25c
Mines
Jan
49.200
11.65
;
High
38
14c
9%
:
_—1
■
—50
Oils
Pitch-Orc
Feb
21 %
common
Gold
Pioneer
31c ■} 35c
32,100
Gas— —
Pipeline
Gas
43c
Low
50
9%
H10
Mines
Calgary
43c
—
Nat
Peoples Credit
Placer
Texas" Co
141,300/
Mines-
Mines
Consul
o:l
Texas-
Jan
34c
Preferred
Peruvian
Temagaml
Jan
3.15
48c
Drilling V—
Perron
Jan
13%
27c
—-
Uranium
Petrol
25
Gold
10c
12 %c
f
_■
v-_——
Teck-Hughos
39%'
Range Slrce Jau. 1
High
39%
—-1
common
Preferred- 1
Jan
1
Parker
Pernio
Feb
22
Mar
28
Low
6
Hit
—-———
Pearson
aoc
Amalgamated
Pembina
17c
Mar
26
110%
Mines
Penmuns
Mar
270
1
Pardee
River
10c
61,415
.
1
Parbec
Peace
Taylor
■V34c
Mines
Paymaster
Taurcanis Mines
Jan
30c
Oils.
Western
Pater
Jan
9%
48c
Petroleum
Paramaque
9%
Mar
14c
Pamour
Pan
8% Mar
8
.1
—
Henep Tubes—Porcupine ——
Page
325
26%
-
—si--—
695
26
-a-
Mines
9
mil
—
Mines--—-—
Pacific Eastern':
pacilic
Tandem
8%
11c
33c
Minerals
LaKe
Jun
common—
'
Gold' %/-//—
Orenacia
Ormsby
Osisko
Tamblyn
79c
Feb
12
a
I—I 1
Opemiska Copper
Orange
60c
22
III10
At Debenture
Shares
rar
Jan
8%
8%
—20
.
Ontario
9,500
,
2.50
—— -
Ontario Loan
78c
for Week
^
High
2.40
2.00 Mar
8
10
.—
preferred———„——
Class B
70C
8.750
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Low
2.10
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Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.00
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STOCKS
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Prices
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Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1555)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
V
'
.
Quotations
-
*
for
Friday,
March
29
'
'
.
•
"
"
'
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected
sources
,They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been
sold-(indicated by the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.. Origin of any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is comDOsed of securities
'
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
South
Shore Oil & Devel
Southeastern
Par
Aerovox
__1
4 '
Corp ;
Aetna-Standard
Air
Bid
Products
American
Engineer
Inc
Co__l
Amer
class
Co
Hudson
A
Pulp & Paper Corp
32%
31
33
36
38%
Hugoton Production Co
32
34%
Hycon
331/4
31 «/2
23%
2
26%
441/2
47»%
78%
.10
Indian
2%
2%;
29%
14%
16%
International
Interstate Bakeries Corp
.1
Interstate Motor Freight Sys. .1
Interstate Securities Co
-5
Investors Diver Services Inc
AMP
&
Develop.::
Incorporated
1
23%
25%
Corp.—.1
22%
23 %
4
19'/a
common.....1
Amphenol Electronics
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden
Farms
t
Arkansas
Service
Missouri
Power
Arkansas Western Gas
Products
Aztec
Oil
Bausch
Bell
&
&
20% :
46%
18%
20
Sutton
•
:
Jack &
6%
Jefferson
7%
7
G
1/2
20
:
v
12%
9% V
Electric
10%
8%
9%
*
39%
22'2
24%
com 1
26%
28%
1
6%
5
;
-
'
-
•
,
"
•
preferred
25
17
241/2
25%
1
131/4
Burndy
Corp
7
71/2
38%
Lau
14'/a
15%
Le
37%
39T«
27 '4
Tokheim
3
34
36 Vb
Topp
5
24%
L-O-P
Glass
Blower
Cuno
Co
5
Oil Corp
1
35%
23%
5%
5%
&
Gas
Co
&
Gas
Co
10
_1
32 %
34%
Madison Gas & Electric Co
16
45%
48%
Power
10
21%
22%
Utility Corp
6
211/2
23
47%
50%
28 V4
*
31
10
20
:
Automo
Prods
33
21%
McDermott (J Ray)
17%
McLean
1
5%
cl A—33%c
14%
33 Vic
14%
1
com
8%
Clinton Machine Co
*
McLouth
Steel Corp
15%
Meredith
Publishing Co
3
781/4
81%
Colorado Milling & Elev Co
1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
19
20%
Minneapolis Gas Co
17%
18%
31
33%
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss .Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
25
Commonwealth Oil P.ef Co Inc_2c
Co_»
19 %
Miahje-Gross-Dexter
Ltd
Delhi-Taylor
Delta
Air
Oil
Corp.
Miles
Detroit
Internat
Chemical Arts
(Walt)
Doeskin
Mo-Kars
Pipe
Inc
Donnelley
DuMont
Dun
(R
Tennessee
15 V4
Utilities
Eastern
El
Emhart
19
Empire
State
Co
Nicholson
17%
18%
B
Norris
Shirt
File
Co
Thermador
Oil
&
Corp
Gas
American
North
Penn
•
.
50c
Corp
I
Coal
Gas
„_1
Co
26
Northeastern Water Co $4
10 %
North
Indiana
Pub
Serv
-
30
32%
Northwest
10%
11%
Production
17%
16%
9
1
(Texas)
Old
Coal
Ber.
Ft
Wayne
Co
8%
•
1
6%
6%
3
17 Vs
is y8
Pickering
Pigeon
06
70
14%
15%
56%
Plymouth
18%
19%
Polaroid
Portland
Gas
19
20%
46%
49%
28%
General
Controls
Crude
Co
Oil
30%
preferred
2%
1
127%
132%
19
36%
38%
Portland General Electric Co_7%
Potash Co of America
5
25 %
27%
35%
Coke Co
Producing Properties Inc
Pujo Serv Co of New
Punta
41%
Purolator
38%
Co
of
New
10c
Hamp.
Mexico
Alegre Sugar Corp—
Products
34%
Financial Corp.l
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Gruen Industries Inc
Gulf
Coast
Sulphur
Hagan
Corp
Haloid
Hanna
Class
10c
9%
6%
2%
10
7%
(H H)
Rochester
Telephone Corp
17%
Haskellte
5
Co class A com.10
10
Mfg Corp
5
49
531/2
119%
125 %
121
128
7%
81/2
32
Roddis
1
12%
26%
State
Bk
17
30%
2
43
45%
I
12
7%
22
Searle
(G
Oswego
D)
—
<fc
Falls
Seismograph 'Service Corp..
Sierra
Skil
Pacific
Power
10
Corp...
Co
Co
..
_
13%
23%
2
28
30%
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 Vic
58
61 %
Corp
59 %
47%
46
49%
Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
36%
39%
York
65%
of
Trust
Northern
Tr
Newark—12%
Co
Co
(N Y)
25
68
458
437
(Chicago )_100
183
174
50
Peoples
First
39%
(NY)_10
25%
28
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
.
47%
50%
Fidellty-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co (Pght
80
83%
74%
Provident
20
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)..10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y;___10
70
Natl
Bk
Tr
&
Co (Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
36%
(Hackensack
52%
15%
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
36%
38 %
Pilgrim Trust Co
10
23%
25%
10
56
59'A
53%
56%
Co
Trust
60
33%
Republic
32%
34%
Rockland-Atlas
(Phila)
64
30
(Boston)
Natl
Bank
(Dallas)_12
135
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D 0—25
Natl
Bank
of
10
35%
38%
10
72
75%
York—5
17
19%
Boston
Natl Bk & Tr
Cafnden
6V4
20%
21%
Royal Bank of Canada
(Atlanta).lO
32%
35%
Royal State Bk
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
64%
67%
Rye
N J)
First Natl Bk
First
Bk
of
Natl
Chicago
Bank
Natl
Bk
First
Natl
Bk
Natl City Bank
First
Second
50
54
59 Va
63
64%
Y)__20
(N
67%
42%
Square
N
Bk
36 %
22%
24%
ton
State
(Franklin
5
48
66%
Harris Tr
411/4
43%
Bk_15
(N Y)
(Chi)..100
& Sav Bk
Hartford Natl
Hudson
County Natl
(Jersey City N Ji
Natl
R
64%
68%
30%
33%
12%
46%
49%
28%
30%
of Hunting¬
»
10
Albany
Bk
&
Tr
46
49%
25
of
Natl
Bk
Tr
Si
39
43
19%
20%
44%
47%
Co
Trust
Co
Y)—10
(N
As
New
of
32%
Trust Co
Tr
Co
54
59'%
Union
Bk
15 Va
17'%
Union
Tr
No
of
2%
10 %
11%
(N Y)—5
25%
28%
Jersey
Amer
Bank
25
321a
Com
of
(Cleve)_10
Maryland
Trust
44
47 %
10
42%
45%
Co—
32%
10
22%
(N Y)_20
63%
66%
28'%
30%.
(Boston)
35%
10
35
United
I
of
Co
States
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arte).5
(N Y)—10
of
Bk
Co
Bk
20
31%
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com
Providence
footnotes
see
States
Tr
Co
preceding page.
We
mane
Industrial
National
Markets in two out of every three of th©
&
Utility Stocks quoted in the above
list
of
Over
Your orders A
TROSTER,
HA 2-
2400
78%
10
(Phila)
United
Industrial
74
20
Y)
Trade
469
440
Bk & Tr Co—10
Hudson Tr Co
9%
Trust
Phila
Y)
Tradesmens
of
20
Street
of
Bk
Bank
Sterling
69
New York—10
Exch
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover Bank
Co
51%
20
Corn
Trust
8%
2
Mass)
Natl Bk
(N
(N
Glrard
Trust
Bank-State
Natl
Security
——10
Y)
Y)
Angeles)
45%
33
First Westchester Natl Bank
Franklin Natl
(N
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Pennsylvania
Banking
& Trust Co (Phila)
—10
Rochelle
Union
(Boston,
Second
First
New
New
National Bank
Louis
St
35%
33%
(Jersey City)__25
of St Louis___20
of
313
303
100
Dallas—10
of
55%
14%
10
(Minn)
<
5
N J)
-
the
-
Securities.
Counter
18%
28%
Corp
Inc
-
New
28%
13%
5
Plywood
System
29%
55%
45%
New
45%
Sealright
common
27
7.50
Bank-
(N J)
191/4
43
37%
4%
Co
Rockwell Manufacturing Co__2%
35
4%
Y)
N
Essex
&
_25
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
(Newark
Co
75%
Robertson
Chemicals & Controls__l
25c
(Albany
Newark
ing Co
59
71
Robbins & Myers Inc
9%
Ryder
B
54 %
1
16%
8'/4
31%
Company
•
151/4
1
29
(M A)
Trust
10%
5
Brand Rice Mills
Mfg Cd new..2.50
Halle Mines Inc
9%
Roadway Express class A
2%
Trust
Natl
87%
29%
19 Vs
25c
27%
.
23%
61%
&
Natl
84%
10
5
24%
17%
24%
•
21%
58 V*
Bank
17%
Inc_-3%
River
Inc__20c
Gustin-Bacon
16
22%
38
Leaseholds
Westchester_5
55%
52%
4%
3
35%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
2
12%
5
"
of
Commerce
10
37
Richardson Co
Fire Brick Co
42
335
Bank
....,*
(White
Co
39
320
(N Y)__100
32%
Republic Natural Gas Co
Riley Stoker Corp
60'/a
City Bank (C1eve>_16
78%
39%
33'/a
J)
For
30
(A P)
110%
57
24%
21 "2
Western
20%
106 %
19%
23
22%
Green
16%
18%
4%
20%
Great
15%
1
29%
28%
Co
5
1
20%
Cement
17%
Metals Corp of America..1
Relehhold
Chemicals
1
1
Portland
7%
16%
Rare
Giddlngs & Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
(Giant
6%
.5
23%
40%
73%
38%
&
18%
of
Detroit
National
36%
12%
2%
5%
25%
22
20
11%
30%
18%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5 % %
3%
(Wash).l
5 %
36%
37'/2
2%
14
Co
Bank
42%.
5
Natl
37%
40 y8
of
23%
28%
24%
.5
Co
15%
13%
•
Pub Serv
General Amer Oil Co of Texas..5
14 %
Co
16%
—10
1
Bottlers__l
33%
2
Rubber
34
,_I
22 %
Corp
28%
34%
10
Bank
10
N
•
>•
70c
Park Inc
Gas
7%
31%
Corp
"
Lumber
Hole
7
6%
Indus
Pioneer Natural
53
•
•
General
10
9%
Paper.10
Co
Garlock Packing Co
Gas Service Co
General
Trust
Plains N Y)
of
Tool
101
26
National
62
& Trust Co
County
15%
25%
23%
1
of N J-25
(Chicago)
National
29%
Pendleton
95
National
57%
Bank & Trust
(Camden
39%
Brewing Co
National
258
24o
50
25
(Paterson N J)—
Co
14%
48
*
Corrugated
Co
First
27%
Pabst
18%
341/4
Y)
(N
Morgan (J P) & Co
Bank & Tr Co_12Va
First
37%
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pan American Sulphur Co
7%
1
Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Mineral
Co
1
Frlto
National
Y)
(N
Co
9%
5
34%
Brook
Freeport
66 '/a
16 %
8%
5
45
Mortgage Assn.100
Corp
10
Fluor Corp Ltd
2'/a
Foote
(N Y)__10
62%
14
13%
15
Otter Tail Power Co
25%
17%
32 V*
37%
First Bk Stk Corp
67%
•
32%
Meadow
38%
47%
16%
8
27
•
19
14%
Corp
23%
*
Co
9%
%
15»
Natl
Foote
Exch Bk
25%
13%
Corp
Bid
5
10
(Phila)
i
10
Long Island Trusf Co (N Y)_10
62%
35%
of
Southern
&
24 Vs
63 %
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
Boston
First
Bk
17%
p£d_*
Co
(Phila)
(N Y)
43%
25
5
(Savannah)
County Bank
27%
5
27%
58
40%
10
Cleve__16
of
Federal
12%.
New
Co
Co
Co
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
21
Class
63
60%
16
J)
(N
10 Vs
22
19%
50c
Mfg Co
Federal
Co
27%
HV4
16
j.7%
Foods
Fanner
17!A
County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
20
Liberty Real Estate Bk & Tr
(St
9%
19 %
National Homes Corp
Pepsi-Cola
Fairmont
16
Kings
42
(N Y)
Trust
Irving Trust
305
25 %
20 %
18%
Associates—10
Oil
50o
Co
Companies
37%
34'%
20%
A com_50c
Oil
1
Mfg Co
38%
12%
107%
cqgimon
50c
Shops of Del
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
8
14%
2
Paso Electric Co
36
Off-Shore
Industrial
35%
38
5
17%
&
2
Gas
11%
1
Far
A
293
Bank
(Jpnttnental 111
16%
America
Nat
171/4
10%
Co
Ask
100
First
Inc
S
Cleveland Trust Co
32%
National
9%
Bid
45 %
19%
16%
18%
26
Zapata
Commercial State Bank &
27%
17%
30
17%
1
Eastern Industries Inc
15 y2
(Rudolph)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
9%
10
22%
26 %
.5
25%
6
8%
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
27%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
East
27%
5
10
17
29%
(Newark) .25
Bank
Natl
Connecticut
26
2%
N'ortex
Inc
Bush
Wurlitzer
73%
..20
Corn
Trust
Corp
17%
Co__5
Co
Natl
Trust
Bank
Va
Corp
North
Corp of
preference
$1
Gas
11%
Dynamics
69%
6Mi
1
Co
Aluminate
24
5%
&
York
New
Natl
Citizens
12%
20%
..5
com
Co
National
2 4'" a
Bradstreet
&
9%
T
Federation Bk & Tr Co
10
Broadcasting Corp
Dunham
..
N
1
Co
Chemical
16%
1
Chem
8-2
23
Inc
12
2
63%
8V4
1
Inc
Sons
25%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
__5
1
Mountain Fuel Supply Co —.10
1
&
Light Co_10
<fc
Mellon Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)
25
V
Montrose
1
Bridge Co
R)
Pow
52 %
1
Line
Utilities
Missouri
Productions..2%
Products
32%
40%
23
9%
7%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp.5
Detroit Harvester Co
1
Disney
29%
49%
32%
16%
60
Y__2%
Di-Noc
17%
2%
37%
37
7%
Laboratories
3
Inc—
Lines
xl6y4
Phila.10
21
8%
1
vtg
Dentists' Supply Co of N
5
Centl-Penn
35 V'4
Inc— y/
Class A common
National
Common
14 «/4
10c
Co
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12«/a
30
15%
•
1
vtg
7%
6%
18
Continental Transp Lines Inc..T"1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Cummins Engine Co Inc
_5
com
'
America
Commercial Trust Co.
26%
Laboratories
43
13%
11%
15%
27%
27%/:.
Cutter
35%
40%
1
37%
5
24%
Connecticut Light & Power
33%
1
Co
35%
5
2%'
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
25'/2
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
;
7%
25 »/4
com
preferred
10
Gas
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
10%
1
conv
35%
,15%
Wood Conversion Co
27
1
Louis)
62%
15V4
9
Inc
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
Central
9%
1
$1.25
7%
•
Commerce
Camden
6%
2%
A
9
7
1
'Boatmen's
13 %
59%
Inc
Stores
8%
Wisconsin
6%
1
Co
Gas
Corp
of
19%
lc
McLean Trucking Co cl A com.l
6
•
Bank
& Co Inc.l
Industries
common
B
16%
33
1
15%
5
14
1
%
Co
Bank of
12
.
1
16%
.
of
18%
Inc__l
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
6
Corp
Common class B
Inc
Williams & Co Inc
30 Vs
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Maxsoa (W L) Corp
3
Central Soya Co
Gas
6
1
Corp
Nat
States
Bankers Trust
Marlin-Rockwell
Maine
Serv
1
j(San Francisco)
43
Maremont
Public
Vt Pub
44%
*
'
Eagle Oil
Whiting Corp
69%
Petroleum
Industries
Bank
13%
40 %
14%
Central
Co
12%
*
~
36%
Central
Radio
IV4
Mfg & Sales Co
Mallory IP R) & Co
1
Manning Maxwell & Moure.12%
13%
38%
35%
Macmillan Co
v.
341/4
Util Co
Inc
Stores
36
17
5
Telephone Co
65%
Par
33%
1
32%
Central. Louisiana Electric Co__5
Chattanooga
Co
30%
3'/2
111
Co
Steel
Star
16
Electric
Central
Central
41
10
Manufacturing Co
White
Bank & Trust
38%
22V4
Central
Corp__l
Gasoline
66
lo
Co
Co
Services
West Point
Western Natural
6%
4%
62%
Ludlow
Gas
54 y4
•
32 % *
Lucky
Central Indiana
34%
50%
17%
30%
18%
Central
!
Three
/
1
11%
Elec
48 y«
32
Co
Western Lt & Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
21%
5%
"7%
4
10c
Corp
Loan
17%
Products Corp
Class
6%
11%
Paper
20%
1
Inc
17%
1
10c
41
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs^
Colonial
16%
25
—
Superior Oil of Calif.l
Carpenter
Collins
Fibers
Co
Lone
Ceco Steel
45 y4
1
25%
21 %
Co__25
Ltd
Pipeline Co.l
Gas
Time Inc
25*%
36 %
34
Co_12%
Petrol
24%
King
10%
35%
10
Landers Frary & Clark
42%
1
Telephone
Canadian
.
Thermo
yi a
33 %
20%
&
22%
National
3
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B..5
Lithium Corp of America..
1
Delhi
Citizens
Texas
16
3912
•
Oregon Power Co__20
Wat
Corp_5
Natural
50c
Co
36
.1
(
Canadian
Transmission
Jet
21%
14%
Co
California Water Service
Calif
Texas
'
38 %
-36
Welex
15 Va
19%
5
Co
Washington Natural Gas Co
26%
111 Nat
Liberty
California
25 %
15
Brothers
(S D)
46%
13%
■
9%
Corp_7
5
50c
Warren
39%/
Transmis
Eastern
Texas Industries
4%
16 %
43%
9
Corp of America
Warrem
34%
Texas
3 %
37
8%
37
10
Co
Castings
Inc
1
32%
25 Vs
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co
Koehring Co
U%8
10
7%
Co
34%
Kendall
8
6%
Transmis
23%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
7%
1
Inc.
5
Texas
Gas_5
7%
.1
Gas
Gas
Natural
lc
—1
Inc
Texas
common
17%
Corp
Tennessee
18%
•-
—
7'
Tampax
Tekoil
8
17 V3
51%
Corp
preferred
16%'
Co
Corp
48%
Steel
Corp__l
Gas
Refining
1
Kaiser
12%
1
*
11%
7Va
1
32%
30 y«
15
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
61/4
26%
12
2%
Carp
Propane
A)
51/2
24%
Corp
12%
10%
'
1
_______
Kansas-Nebraska
42%
I
—,
Co
11%
Wells
Greene
(O
22Va
28 y4
7%
$1.46
•
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co. 10
Kansas City Public Serv Co
1
/.
5
1
Steel Co
"X
21%
12
Inc
Heintz
7%
16%
35%
44
Vitro
24'%
30 y4
2V4
48%
20%
21 %
9
Oil Co
34%
Works
Strong Cobb
18%
22%
—12% '
45 %
Statler Hotels
21%
19%
Corp
31%
Stanley
Suntide
33%
Inc
Match
5
13%
23
Utilities
1
...
25
Delaware Corp__l
& Co Inc
1
23 V*
12%
15%
Chemical Corp_l
United States -Sugar- Corp
_I
United States Truck .Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
L
10
-•
Valley Mould <fe Iron Corp
Varfity Fair Mills Inc
21 %
Co.. .15
Southern
__i
Products
Home
Common non-voting
Iowa
1
$1.20
Mfg
Stanley
Suburban
10
Co
Sharpe Mfg Co
Steel
32 %
45%
16 %
Beryllium Co
Bullock's
30
21%
15%
.
Buckeye
Utah Southern
-5
Inc
Brunner
26
Iowa Public Service Co
10
Optical
Co
Sivalls & Bxyson Inc
Inc
24%
Co
13%
24%
Corp
&
Upper Peninsular Power Co
22%
10
Corp
Brush
38
Stubnitz
Black Hills Power & Light Co
Brown
35%
10
Tele
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Standard Register-
Struthers
5
—
Mills
2Va
69 %
77%
1
Beryllium
Botany
Universal
30% v
Hathaway Inc
Bowser
34 %
73%
.10
Berkshire
Black,
31%
States
Carbon
29%
Co
Lomb
Beneficial
2V2
39%
Speer
.1
J
Gossett
21%
Iowa*,Elec trie Lt & Pow Co... ...5
Jessop
Co
20%
15%
—«
53
Co__l
Gas
Southwestern
25 "4
common
49%
8%
50%
A
U S Borax
7%
24%
Clask
34 Vi
Producing Co__l
47%
10
Co..
Co
Bates, Mfg
Co...
21%
32%
Line
18%
14%
Jervis Corp
Oil
Bareeo
Co
Textbook
19%
Pipe
28
5
Co
Inc
Gas
&
Gas & Water
Corp.SOc
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
40%
5
Co
Art Metal Construction Co
Avon
20%
Indiana
7%
Trans'* Gas
15%
38%
•
Co
Partic preferred
Arizona Public
V
28%
14%
14%.'
1
Co
19%
27 V2
Research
*
6%
13%
•'
Co
26%
Gas
42
1
American Window Glass Co_12%
20%
-1
17%
Union
Southwest
•
Bid
.1
Tracerlab,Inc
,25
65%
.
Head Mills Inc
Towmotor Corp
5
/
Power
Far
15%
11
;_1
37%
27% '
■
Colorado
Ask
14%'
10c
Calif Water Co
11% •
Ideal- Cement Co
Co.lOc
Co
Southern Nevada Power Co
Southern New Eng Tele Co
25% ;
74%'
■
Bid
Southern
23 '
J.
Serv
Southern
1
Co
Mfg
Pub
Southern
4
1
25%
Amer
2 8 Vis
.
•
commor
/bfrcuit' Breaker^
ITE
'
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1
& Const Co
Ask-
35%
Class
«
_4
—.
Bid
—2%
30
10
Hospital Supply Corp
American Pipe
Hoover
4%
.Par
....
1
__
American-Marietta Co
■.
1
;
American Box Board Co.
American Express Co
.I1,
■
5
,
-
Line Co
Barge
Ask
'
Par
Member*:
74
N.
Y.
inquiries
are
invited
SINGER
Security
Dealers
&
Association
Trinity Place, New York 6, N. Y.
CO.
NY
1-
376 ~
24%
4JJ
The Commercial and Financial
(1556)
Chronicle... Monday, April 1, 1957
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
March
29
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Bid
25c
xl.57
1.73
Intl
Fund Inc
1.23
Business Shares
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
5.78
6.25
Investment
Co
3.79
4.05
Investment
Trust
8.18
8.94
1.64
Johnston
Fund
Aberdeen
Affiliated
American
American
Fund
Associated
Trust——
Ask
Par
Mutual Funds—
of
4.56
4.99
Aetna
Casualty
1
8.96
9.79
Aetna
Insurance
Boston—1
10.05
10.93
(The)
5.60
6.14
Inc
America
of
Fund_l
Mutual
17.35
1
15.91
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Iuc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp ic
5.53
6.01
7.98
8.67
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Bond
3.61
B-3
10.02
10.89
B-4
(Discount
(Income Pfd Stocks)
B-2
1
12.54
13.74
Fund Inc
International
Canadian
Canadian
Fund
:
Ltd
Capital
Fund
Venture
21.25
Life Insurance
Life
Automobile
16.98
Electrical
200
General
139
134
Metal
10.67
9.83
3.01
3.32
Fire
7.23
7.93
Mass
Units of
69'/a
%'
67
10.56
11.61
12.71
8.78
9.62
Corp—1
-10
20c
Equity Fund Inc
>
Income
Stock
162.47'
7.04
14.96
16.81
11.00
6.68
7.32
15.67
17.17
3.32
3.66
13.92
15.21
12.02
12.99
7.07
7.68
8.94
9.80
10.43
11.42
6.08
6.67
8.50
9.32
11.60
12.70
11.23
shares
12.30
7.47
6.28
9.48
8.65
7.99
8.76
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
14.56
15.94
Institutional
9.63
11.62
12.73
Bond
shares
lc
2.58
2.85
equipment
shares
lo
6.06
6.65
stock
shares
lc
9.50
10.41
lc
17.32
"Railroad
Steel
shares
Tobacco
4.10
lc
shares
4.51
8.80
9.64
Growth Industry Shares Inc
1
15.14
15.59
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
16.53
17.03
Utilities
lc
;
Funds
Series H-C7
.
Inc—•
New
10c
______
__10c
Haydock Fund Ire
2.68
l
9.75
10.66
1
8.51
9.30
Income Fund
Investors
Institutional Shares
Institutional
Inst
Foundation
Institutional
I
8.90
10.22
11.19
lc
10.42
New
York
Fuud.lc
Income
Institutional
lusur
Pacific
Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
Phoenix
89
53%
;.61
57
—10
_
'
10.98
'
89%
10
Reinsurance Corp
45% t
10
20%
79%
1Q
"21%
20%
—2
Republic
(N Y)
11%
Insurance
*
37%
,
Paul
St
•
Fire
Marine——6.25.
Ac
Seaboard Surety Co
95
Corp——10
52%
_5
36%
5
5
40
.52%
10
64 "-
■
American
.
Fund.lc
lc
6.90
7.56
12.62
Accident
Standard
Title
V2
Guar
-33%
35%
49 V
Trust
&
57%
(N
Y)_—3
61
20
10
j
21%
Fund
6.99
6.37
I
20.15
1
32%
34%
-
Price
(T
27
2
26%
28
-2
28%
30 V
1
Bid
Home
3.20s
10.19
•
17.25
18.82
1
21.54
Growth
30.82
1
Fund
Inc
1
6.49
(Geo)
Fund
1
12.25
1
11.43
15.
1957.
17.
1957—
99.30
l%s
100
46%
Fund Inc
•
Stevens
37as
Feb.
14,
2%s
May
1,
100.3
1,
FundJ
2s June
1.
100.1
98.28
Bonds—
7.02
3Vs Sept 3.
13.32"
4%s_1975
1976
Ohio
3%s
1997—
15, 1957
Oct.
100
-
99.31
———
Nov.
100
1957-——
1,
Nov.
1958
97.18
97.26
1,
1959
96.30
97.8
1,
1960
it 95.20
1.
3%s
100.1
Feb.
3Vs
100.3
May 1.
4%s
99.25
Sept.
96
1960
15,
1987
Credif 4%s____1974
Commonwealch Edison 4%s_19S7
100
1972
102%
Federal
Natl
3.35s
Mortgage
101
Assn—
99.31
Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
3%s
20.
1957
20,
1957
100
100.4
20.
1957————
100.4
100.8»
Jan,
4s
13.63
38 %
40%
a28.75
wi—-
99.6
99.31
*
1958
100.2
100
Hotels
Ilinois
Belt
Lowensteln
Sovereign
Sterling
Investors
Investment
Fund
Inc-1
11.04
Television-Electronics Fund—_1
11.62
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
11.68
12.66
Temple ton Growth Fd
Texas
Fund
of Can—1
Inc
1
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
24
22
8.22
Certificates
8.98
Bid
3%s
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
Fund
June
Continental
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb
14,
10.96
11.91
1
7.95
Shares.l
9.72
10.57
1
Income Fund
Science
10.63
11.62
1
1
16.42
17.86
l%s
May
Aug.
Fund
Canada
100.1
1958
190.3
100.3
1957
100.5
99.30
Ltd
__1
5.91
Treasury
5.58
2 Vs
2.73
2.98
1
10.61
2s
Aug.
1957
1.
15.
99.28
1957_
,
.
Income
Line
Inc
Inc
Strum
Fund
Towne
&
15,
Feb.
l%s
April
99.28
l%s
Oct.
99.29
1%S
99.17
99.19
3%s May
97.24
97.9
97.11
96.16
1959
99.13
97.16
1959
1.
98.24
99.11
1959-
1,
April
Special Situations
Fund
Van
96.24
95.24
1,
1960
15.
1960
94.24
1 %s
Oct.
l%s
Aoril
l%s Oct.
-
1.
&
96
95
100.4
93.20
92.20
1961.
1961.
93.28
92.28
91.20
1960
1,
1,
100.2
91.28
Stock
Inc
Street
Investing Corp
l
7.60.
9.39
~1
12.80
13.96
Iftc
1
11.55
12.49
Inc
Whitehall
6.95
8.59
Washington
—1
5.08
5.49
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debenture
Mutual
Fund
Rate
Dated
7-
3 20
Bid
Due
Ask
Dated
Rate
Doe
Bid
C-
1-56
5-
1-57
99.30
100
3.875^
1-
2-57
10-
1-57
100.1
9-
3.625%
4-56
6-
3-57
99.31
100.1
3.815%
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
100.1
1-50
7-
10-
Ask
77V4
Pub
85%
Public Serv El & Gas 4Vs_1977
84%
Bonds—(CodI.)
Serv
>/4
101%
102
101%
101V
89
81
/
Sons—
43/4s
1967
&
—1987
Amer
100.3
3.70%
3-
1-57
12-
2-57
90.30
8-
1-57
IOO
100.3
3.80%
4-
1-57
1-
2-58
99.30
3-56
9-
3-57
100
100.3
Ask
102%
100
1-56
12-
102%
101 %
101%
102 %
United States
102%
84
86
101%
101%
102 V8
102%
Trans
102
102 %
1971
73
74%
April 4.
April
1957
11,
1971
123
126
April
April
—_1977
102
102%
May
US Industries 4%e
1970
106
110
Universal
May 9.
1976
94
96
5%s
Corp
Gas
4Vis
Match
5s
„
103%
104%
18,
25,
2.
Bid
Ask
May 31.
1957
99.513
99.530
99.936
June
1957
99.461
99.479
99.877
1957
1957
99.981
99.923
1957
99.89L
June
6.
13,
1957
99.827
June
99.768
June
24,
99.713
June
27,
1957
99.640
1957
20,
99.420
99.347
;
99.364
99.307
99.287
1957
99.319
99.299
99.653
99.581
:
99.404
1957
99.702
1957
99.640
99.759
1957
May 23,
Dollar Value
Ask
99.978
16, 1957
May
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Bid
4Vs_1977
5s
'
f
Elec—
Western Maryland Ry 5Vis_1982
'
78ts.
Gas
Eastern
United
102(2
Am
4%s_1987
45is
Underwood
--
101
102V*
of
1982
Okla
Southern Calif Edison 4%s_1982
Textron
92
80*4
Co
of
Southwestern
101%-
gg
—1981
Co
Sheraton
101
Bid
Potomac Elec 43/8s
1-57
11-
3.75%
1037a
109
Telephone 41/4s_1988
(M;
Ask
99.14
98.16
1958-
1,
15, 1958—
1958
1,
99.27
1957
99.10
11.55
Line
Fund
June
99.26
1, 1957
15.
—
point
1957
1 Vs
Notes—
April
a
Bid
1.
l%s April
99.31
6.10
10c
%s
of
Notes—(Cont.j
l%s Oct.
l%s Oct.
6.46
1
—
32nda
more
or
Treasury
1957_
24,
one
Maturity—
8.69
Fund
United
Funds
1
2%s
United
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
3%s
76V4
1979
4%s
4%s
100.2
13.25
State Street Investment Corp__*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
1958
10,
14.94
12.10
98.30
1958—
20.
10,
Mar.
13.03
1
Feb.
4.10s
ll.Uff
xll.06
11.92
Investors Inc
103%
1975
Hilton
100.1
May
Aug.
Sept.
2 %s
1
Southwestern
Texas
Ferro
96.10
97%
102%
1972-1967
lo,
95.30
96%
1971
100.2
9.13
Security Issues
Elec—
_
Commercial
99.6
4%s
x8.49
Bid
Appalachian Elec Pwr 4%s_1987
South
99.12
100.5
Feb.
2%s June
99.21
1957—
a22.85
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith (Edson B> Fund
1
—
100.4
May
3.90s
1
1958
Ask
100.1
2%s
a34.80
1.25
Shares—
99.31
99.4
1958
100.1
t
100
■
1957
1.
100.2
100.5
Clark—
&
Stock
Oct.
•
1957
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3.80s
Funds
15,
Bid
Bonds—
1957
1,
May
July
2%s
s
12.42
Ainer
'1
—
32nd« of a point
Bank
Land
1O0.1
48 V
Nuclear
Scudder Fund of Canada Irtc—1
Seudder,
Stevens
&
Clark
Selected
—
2%s
Stock
Puritan
Scudder,
Fire
more
or
3%s
100.1
15.66
30.51
May
June
3.70
one
Federal
3.30s
100
July 15, 1957—
Sept 16, 1957————
21.76
14.41
Inc
Inc
Inc
Ask
Banks—
1957—-
3%s
14.01
2.50
Fund
Loan
15.
3Vs
11.15
12.78
Corp—.
Putnam
&
Y
N
Westchester
Figures after decimal point represent
10.42
9.53
Securities
Fund Inc.
Science
Of
«.
in the
Obligations of Government Agencies
6.96
&
Inc
1
Rowet
25
—-
Insurance Co
9.30
3% April
Fund
3
102%
21.78'
Shares
Fund
Fire
S
6.51
8.51
Securities
Street
75
U
...
11.31
X6.40
5.96
Inc
Pioneer
71 %
City
1
Chemistry
Philadelphia
Pine
84
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U S Life
Federal
Peoples
1 80%
78%
1
Over-The-Counter
5
U S
9.08
Ltd
Electronics
Travelers
4.95
Fund
Canada
27%
(Jacksonville Fla>_2%
163%-
X4.53
Series
13.81
Recent
&
■'.%
68%
".■46%
Security (New Haven)
lo
Springfield Fire & Marine—_10
3.15%
4V2s
'■■■
56
'
18 V
Republic
3.75 %
Columbus
12%
53%
51
(Texas)—10
60 3*
2.50
10.49
X8.31
12.01
Fund
Burlington Industries
Capital Airlines 414s
%
18V
76
5
_lo
41%
_4
4
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
Wall
Fund
Institutional
94
10
10
-
4%
19.98
xlO.35
11.39
Fund
Growth
76%
9.62
lo
Ltd—
Bank
7%
.71
Life
(Minn)
Fire
9.70
1
Value
2.45
Income
Incorporated
Incorporated
Insurance
18.47
1
Value
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Inc
27%
39
7%
3.55
3.27
Series
Value Line Fund Inc
a4.26
a24.25
Boston
National
29%
—7.50
Reinsurance
&
Great
__
4.70
4.30
l
of
14.42
1
Stock
England
United
Series H-DA
Fund
a
;
United
Hamilton
Globe
1
Series
18.95
Railroad
11
8.91
11.14
8.79
lc
shares
Petroleum
8.55
10.17
lc
shares
shares
Mining
ER
lo
lc
shares
Bond
Merchandising
25%
-
"
12.50
Northwestern
43%
1
Series
Growth
Common
6.81
5.72
lc
shares
bond
10.23
r
9.37
4.16
8.21
10.C4
lc
Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
Equipment shares—
lc
Pood
shares
lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General
39 V
36%
5
—3.33%
64%
F).
16
48
36%
—2.50 '
—
•
Glens Falls
1
Stock
5.30
7.55
(The)
Common
(S
39%
44%
'
10
Fire
River
1.25
Newark
of
Gulf Life
—1
Series
Series
21.77
3.80
lc
lc
Growth Fund
Capital
1
Series
23.04
15.55
lc
lc
shares
Building shares
Chemical
Bond
13.84
1
—1
shares
Automobile
Aviation
Balanced
of
Securities—
Group
2.89
6.79
1
Capital Corp
Investors Trust
General
20.39
1
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
9.51
160.84
J
Fund Inc-
Industries
General
Inc
National Investors Corp
National Security Series—
4.85
Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Founders Mutual Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred
stock series
lc
2
Fundamental Investors Inc
Gas
Nation
21.55
Fidelity
Inc
Fire
*
„
14 V
2 *
,
84%'
.,37
40%
20.36
Investment
Fund Inc
Casualty
Corp—5
Franklin Life
Shares
Dividend
*
Electronics
Futures
18.86
Firemen's
General
"of beneficial interest
2.64
Stock Fund
Energy
Fund
79
5
n.5-:
A
Northern
;
11.12
interest—1
Corn
Preferred
Fund
Balanced
Assn
11.88
Fund—
Fund
Shares
8.75
Howard—
&
17.70
X15.61
1
Inc
10
Corp class
61
13.93
Shares
3
''
83%
5
Deposit of Md
of Philadelphia
10.29
33 (/3C
Life
Mutual Trust
1
1
2.50
2oc
>34%
Co
Providence-Washington
Stock
Invest
Mutual
Fund—1
Fund—1
E
11%
31%
Ins
Fire
York
New
118
10
;
&
xlO.99
Trust
Growth
beneficial
14.44
14.30
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Eaton
Inc—10c
—
Massachusetts
7.19
6.57
1
—
Fund
Fund
Investors
Investors
Fund Inc
Mutual
Dreyfus
Bond
10%
Northeastern
249
5
Co
Reinsurance
Fireman's
Massachusetts
Dividend
Employers
Fidelity
Manhattan
4
Hampshire
North
82%
10
Co
Federal
18%.
Series
Life
New
97
2
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J>
Employees Group Assoc
3.82
3.08
14.75
Investment
2.65
-
3.56
17
Diversified
General
Casualty
2.79
-
Manufacturers
Pacific
4.18
V 3.47
shares
57%
New Amsterdam
29V
5
10
Ins
Life
Continental
3.23
13.64
Diversified Growth Stk
2.40 i":
3.79
_lc
18%,
35V
5.53
3.85
15.23
Vegh. Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
Natl
(N J)
Amer
Assurance
lc
Petroleum
31
53%
.
Inc..
De
Ins Assn
Connecticut
—
Co__l
5
Continental
lc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Inc
Fund
Columbian
14%
Ins
Cram & Forster Inc
shares—lc
shares,—
1
}
Life Ins of
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Paper
29 %
3
Life
Nationwide
4.24
16.55
Inc
5.02
Equipment shares_lc
18.41
-
a42.45
Fire
Colonial
5.93
5.43
lo
Industries
"■
3(3%
Inc„ 1
shares
16.94
-
Stand Life
38%
5
Assurance
National Union Fire
28%
J>_10
(N
Insurance Co
Boston
10.07
shares
Monarch
10
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
12.46
9.22
Fund—*
Sayles Mutual
Managed Funds—
6.10
24.19
9.66
Fund
1.1.40
205
36%
19%
6.25
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers
6.63
25c
Fund
Loomis
5.57
13.47
Composite
6.05
Investors Inc—1
Insurance Stk
22.38
1
Inc.-
8.33
7.62
Surety Co
Camden
8.89
Concord
1
Fund
29%
Bonding
Fire
Merchants &
National
12.83
19.64
•
4
Mercury
12.35
'11.86
18%
13%
1C2
197
1
.
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
12.39
Fund
Amer
14.53
Lexington Trust Fund—
Lexington Venture Fund
Commonwealth Investment-.—-1
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Composite Bond & Stock
9.35
7.56
—— —
Fund
Colonial
8.57
10.44
14.23
Growth
1
Inc
1
Preferred
1
9.57
6.92
15.70
50c
com—100 12,600 13
Securities
Christiana
Merchants
11.31
13.16
1
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund
Inc
Massachusetts
29%
X13.32
1
—--1
Ltd
(1954)
39%
2Vi
Stocks)—I
1
Fund Inc
General Fund
Canada
Co_o
Com Stk*— 1
Com Stks)_l
Priced
Knickerbocker
California
Assurance
Home
American
(Low
Casualty
Amer Ins Co (Newark N Jt
13.10
(Speculative
10
Maryland
American
16.60
(Income Com
Lincoln National Life
18.91
12.00
S-3
16%
12%
11.04
15.21
8-2
(Vat_5
97%
10.12
(Speculative Pfd 6tks)__ 1
8-4
Corp
Inc
1
17.33
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
16.70
Ins
20
6%
K-2
10.32
Title
Companies
Life Insurance Co of Va_
-
29%
S-l
23.18
Life
Life
29%
5
-
Fla>
22.44
9.55
Bullock Fund Ltd—
(Jacksonville
12.21
15.45
Lawyers
35%
—1
preferred
conv
90%
Standard
Heritage Life Ins—
Amer
11.23
21.37
Inc,——
25.32
'
4
30%
(Wash D C)_—1
American Re-insurance——
_5
1
Fund
25.79
Ask
Jefferson
73 3
1
Bonds)
Bowling Green Fund_____—10c
Broad Street Investment
1
Boston
24.70
X23.76
Bid
86
34
182
20.87
Mutual Fund Inc—1
America
•
Tr of
Inv
3.95
(Medium Grade Bonds )_1
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
K-l
Blue Eidge
$1,25
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
Par
Ins—10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
133
Agricultural Jnsuranee Co
.10
American Equitable Assur—5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
a20.73
Companies
Ask
<fc Surety-"—10
Co—;
10
Aetna Life
Development
Atomic
Bid
10
lc
Fund
Resources
Par
Aak
Bid
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
1.49
Matual Fund*—
99.598
79%
Stocks—
Minn Power & Lgt
Mountain
States
4%s
Tel
&
4%s
1987
104%
104 Vi
103
103(4
Tel—
-1983
Mueller Brass 3%s
1975
91
95
National
1976
102
105
101V2
102
Can
New England
5s
Power 4%s—1987
Okla Gas & Elec 4 Vis—
1987
k__
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80% pfd—50
Central Illinois Light—
4.64%
Pacific
preferred
Power
6.16%
Potomac
Texas
&
Lt
105
pfd—50
pfd_100
50
101%
4 76%
psr
value
stock
tEx-lCO#
b Bid
dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
Light—
2.44%
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
56
•No
100
100
&
pfd
Electric
Pow
55%
100
102
105%
V4
50%
104
a
Net
asset
k Admitted
t New
value.
to
listing
Stock Exchange
x
on
the New York
ISSUES
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
stock,
Es-dividend.
wi When
issued
y Ex-stock
dividend.
I]
Volume 185
Number 5625
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
i
f bird Federal
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will show
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
of the country, indicate that for
the week ended Saturday, March 30, clearings for all
cities? of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
G.9%* above those of the
at
corresponding we£k last
Our preliminary totals stand
year.
At this center
$22,528,084,093 against $21,066,711,300 for the same week in 1956.
there is
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 3.5%.
a
1956
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
»
Bethlehem—
Inc.
1955
or
Dec. %
$
1,981,623
1,819,704
.
m
—
1954
.:
£
8.2
$
1,522,601
1,635,003
/
'
'
2,005,948
1,574,557
-f
2.4
2,125,085
+
35.0
1,715,122
1,871,919
4,705.605
4,314.005
+
9.1
4,509,390
4,420,305
1,426,000,000
+
4.0
1,248,000,000
1,159,000,000
3,135,197
7,940,746
1,271,000,000
3,768,097
6,823,707
♦3,400,000
.3,281,749
+
3.6
+
14,790,173
6,635,376
36,105,905
12,360,153
1,492,164,772
1,449,851,120
2,054,152
__
Chester
Lancaster
Philadelphia,
—
Reading,,
Scran ton
3,973,210
I__
Wilkes-Barre
York—
'
■
..
,
Delaware—Wilmington
New
the week follows:
(1557)
Week Ended March 23
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
rV
Reserve District— Philadelphia—
1957
Bank clearings this week
•
7,456,724
„
17,899,373
„
Jersey—Trenton
Total
(11
cities)
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1,673,170
1,442,523
v
5.4
+
3,154,622
.
+ 16.4
5,852,269
>
6,013,074
4,303,628
2,707,093
12.4
6,817,546
—50.4
i4,952,952
+
19.7
11,853,078
•8,419,407
11,937,171
9,060,680
+
2.9
1,304,354,378
1,209,642,437
•
'
'
Ohio—Canton
1,120,079,096
874.117,107
+
28.1
27.5
Cleveland
702.204,294
346,185,387
+
360,200,000
347,400,000
+
3.7
608,396,000
602,479,185
+
1.0
Boaton
Kansas
CItj —I
Louis
Francisco
11,687,374
Cincinnati
+
379,887,982
—
998,000,000
870,135,548
Philadelphia
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
3.5
+
1,272,000,000
Chicago
St.
.?<+■
1956
$11,698,597,606 811.306,560,339
York
New
1957
-
Week Ended March 30—
L,
.
Mansfield
9.7
Pittsburgh
530,596,599
485,798,344
+
571,435,656
543,016,893
+
358,682,654
289,869,751
+
23.7
(7
48,655,100
+12.0
43,256,000
44,316,400
8,820,392
—28.5
11,014,750
+
10.7
9,774,067
8,330,084
+
6.6
382,845,979
363,965,206
+10.8
1,178,944,220
1,102,176,179
15,122,319
12,187,981
477,036,292
447,585,628
1,428,300,651
+
1,352,017,640
cities)
+
9,212,429
5.2
Baltimore.
Total
245,958,565
422,419,47.5
54,513,100
9.2
Cleveland
255,670,259
467,932,082
13,485,975
-
7,974,023
8,451,083
4.9
16.7
;
•
—.
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pit tsb u rgh
2.4
+
292,781,772
530,572,765
_I
Columbus -—4-.
4.6
—
11,414,002
307,023,940
619,431,651
-
-
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
&
Ten j cities, five days
Other cities, five
west
Virginia—Norfolk-.
$17,370,061,141
$16,495,631,350
+
6.5
4,081,687,460
3,809,233,290
+
7.2
$21,651,748,601
.
$20,304,864,640
+
days
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond-
V
i-L
+
All
876,335,492
cities, one day
District of
—
4.1
2,953,411
•16,940,000
3,525.492
+ 16.1
19,306,000
7.2
176,959,134
7,342,606
7,729.563
5.0
419.501,017
Columbia—Washington-!
195,980,355
5,915,678
384,436,236
+
9.1
365,728,660
278;970,411
141,295,147
132,514,158
+
6.6
120,681,488
99.909,233
761,001,091
+
8.2
711,137,673
580,717,602
r
;
Maryland—Baltimore
6.6
.
3,917,945
21,961,088
225,699,302
South Carolina—Charleston
Total all cities, five days
3,756,640
—25,497,758
:
—
,
210,442,101
+
—
i':
■
4,985,413
+ 15.0
761,846,660
Total (6
cities)-:
823.092,470
;
—
"
■'
Total
all cities for
week—
S22,528,084,093 $21,066,711,300
6.9
+
*■•
.
/
in
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
ends
issue of
next
We
week.
cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
them today,
inasmuch
appear
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
are
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
We are able to
March 23.
we
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
was an
increase of 13.1%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to $26,184,738,727 against
same
week in 1956.
at this center
Outside of this
showing
an
city there
increase of 16.6%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
are
was a
$23,141,857,629 in the
We group the cities according to the
note that in
we
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show an
improvement
26,003, 275
+ 11.2
108,100, 574
106,244,355
7.9
382,500 000
316,900,000
7,874,252
—20.6
454.300,000
6,251.815
—
4,036,006
166,300,495
196,199,560
+
24.1
201,516 ,277
162,089,946.
24.3
16.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 25.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 2.9%.
in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Richmond Reserve District by 8.2%
and
are
larger by 10.8%,
in the Atlanta Reserve District by
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys a
District of 5.6%
gain of 9.1%, the St. Louis Reserve
Seventh Feelers! Reserve
and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.2%.
Reserve District the increase is
In the Kansas City
2.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District 6.0% and in the
a
South
by Federal Reserve Districts:
"Week Ended March 23—
$
$
Eostdn
1st
12
cities
949,905,889
14,245,217,968
11
"
1,492,164,772
7
"
1,438,300,651
Philadelphia
«th Cleveland.
nth
$
$
; \ 794,777,767
10,300,535,821
10,402,012,801
1,449,851,120
+
2.9
1,304,354,378
1.209.642,437
1,352,017,640
+ 10.8
1,178,944,220
1,102,176,179
C
**
823,092,470
761,001,091
8.2
711,137,673
580,717,602
M
1,452,033,159
1,267,153,241
+ 14.6
1,121,489,215
7th
17
"
1,577,711,405
1,446,566,803
+
9.1
1,230,564,252
1,136,101,403
4
"
724.810,676
686,400,104
+
5.6
626,998,245
+
3,210,665
+ 16.3
3,063,473
6,956,723
2,595,653
+ 14.8
117,680,725
118,818,668
! 6,537,180
0.6
5,455,133
45,260,437
1.4
39,315,562
4,462,813
36,493,403
13,332,669
0.3
15,041.099
1,409,289
1,172.180(560
1,403,840
1,078,430,858
6,278,595
+
8.7
1,299,356
1,406,584
+
8.7
833,391,141
4,070,711
14,479,539
+
-
s——
.
7.7
9,633,572
+
1.6
8,037,414
7,250,443
6,232,025
5,378,221
+
15.9
4,883,233
4,257,743
1,577,711,405
1,446,566,803
+
9.1
1,230,564,252
1,136,101,403
7,109,178
15,596,851
-
'
cities)
.v
'*■:
651,734,151
607,918,405
+
7.2
482,813,477
491,077,445
9
"
697,282,381
683,904,724
+
2.0
591,287,023
611,169,435
6
"
627,217,754
591,468,341
+
6.0
507,496,247
463,237,415
10
"
1,445,267,451
1,342,714,996
+
7.6
1,090,706,852
978,679,636
13,184,053
909,302,911
4,658,950
12,170,408
9,786,080
T
—
—
(17
+
—
—
9,481,183
■i'
r\
'
•
'*: -V"
j1
'V ,s '
;
<
•
'
'1
■,.
+ 13.2
11,454,419
'
•'4>
..
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
385,400,000
341,300,000
324,100,000
2.6
172,790,703
171,988,166
131,052,590
8.9
110,740,890
2,479,246
—
9.1
199,518,416
142,687,034
—
353,400,000
194.244,396
2,429,0.-j8
2.1
2,166,652
114,386,990
2,001,625
724,810,676
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville..—:
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
686(400,104
5.6
626,998,245
.612,476,789
612,476,780
7
12.7
9,222,292
976,321,169
Chicago
«th
84. Louis
Minneapolis
;
•10th Kansas City
11th
Dallas
13th San
Francisco
-
Total
New
We
York
add
now
"
City
our
+
detailed
26,184,738,727
23,141,857,629
+ 13.1
19,941,105,170
19,276.955,533
12,398,575,426
109
Outside
11,321,400,021
+
9.5
10,006,235,124
9,201,880,973
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
week ended March 23 for four years:
Total
cities)
(4
Minneapolis
St.
8.538,450
I.
Dakota—Aberdeen
l
——
4,939,754
5,575,013
Total
cities)—
(7
—
651,734,151
Claaringt at—
1957
1956
Inc.
$
S
Dec.
1954
1955
or
Vo
$
.
';
1;
$
Maine—Bangor
2.020,762
1.814,093
1.3
4.932,601
4.760,232
25.5
685.010.074
+ 29.1
3.422,373
1,016,142
+ 35.5
1.246.023
1.376,604
New Bedford
3,302,297
13,642.211
13,627,243
11,744,458
—
—
+
2,422,538
Springfield
Worcester
New
Rhode
Rew
(12
Omaha
St.
2,952,369
•"
Blnghamton
Total
Springs
Rochester
9,091.068
+ 29.2
8.408,052
8,308,656
31,468,736
+ 38.7
31.478,807
34^778,821
Syracuse
;
+ 25.5
15,50.9,760
12,813,762
21,645,800
+ 47.5
25.702.100
22.285,300
2.629.309
,2,583,645
+
754,223,677
+
21.924,828
+
k-»
cc
2.031,534
1,762.637
25.^^ 794,777,767
5.2
fa )
141,593,374
2.52.9,021
+
—
21,953,712
8,624,964
21,290,188
388,634.894
384,262,669
12,614,830
6,375,401
10,622.279
+
18.8
11,681,671
10,417,747
+
0.1
17,405,795
20,308,926
3.178,443
3,942,197
13.5
123.715,055
112,032,G03
0.9
1,926,302
2,036,434
3.018.393
+ 25.6
2,198,924
+ 16.6
9,934,870.046
37,095,389
+ 29.8
29.639,601
683,904,724
■
-
+
2.0
5,501,166
'
(a)
591,287,023
4,146,152
3,039,005
611,169,435
10,206,852
9,932,263
+
2.8
8,693,130
8.166,092
512.341,331
39,034,172
+
6.9
437,956.789
401,972,140
+
3.4
33,299,313
29,854,326
Forth
Worth—II————II—
40.355,484
7,163,000
8,936,000
+ 24.8
7,032,000
5,811,000
0.6
—18.8
6,760,458
13,754,557
11,115,106
6.0
507,496,247
463,237,415
+ 29.0
184,705.782
|166,714,910
7,203,438
7,163,281
12,851,136
15,834.294
627,217,754
591,468,341
+
196,692,979
Louisiana—Slireveport
+
6,318,751
Total
cities)
(6
253.751,132
—
5.087,956
4,513,150
+
12.7
4,750.305
4.127,458
203,946,072
Oregon—Portland
203,833,851
+
0.1
159,030,765
Utah—Salt
City
Lake
152,910,657
110,318,220
98,135,674
+
12.4
82,002,588
74,093,021
13.9
—
——
San
;
Francisco
—
—
26,794,180
+
18,943,477
17,048,302
+ 11.1
14,978,405
17,955,869
12,042,980
755,921.503
3.1
587,313.409
523,600,714
24,471,892
Pasadena
779,447,975
Beacn
California—Long
30,507,367
2
,
+
22,450,774
22,660,224
+
8.0
20,070,925
14,559,093
7,556,027
6,518,770
+
15.9
5,792.940
4,657,909
11,237,333
10,596,363
+
6.0
9,610,959
8,017,025
1,445,267,451
1,342,714,996
+
7.6
1,090,706,852
978,679,638
26.184,738,727
23,141.857,629
+13.1
19.941.105,170
19,276,955,533
12,398,575,426
11,321,400,021
+
9.5
10,006,235.124
9.201.880,973
25,371,357
24,1)60,477
+
54,892,014
93,738,653
74,687,343
+
14,245,217,968
12,198,637,487
(a)
547.664,844
Texas—Austin
10,075.074,555
18,379,040
cities)
6,371,164
<a)
1,637,572
11,820,457,608
77.011,083
<10
8,167,604
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
3,790,286
25.895,121
Total
9.8
11,976,925
713,343,222
•
24.182,020
Jersey
170,532,052
697,282,381
Washington—Seattle
Connecticut—Stamford
New
146,374,912
1.1
Wjchita Falls
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
3.2
6.9
Galveston
19.755,883
48.134,500
-
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
9,892.899
+
13.786.163.301
:
167,133,170
+
-
cities)
(9
2,676.512
2,506.507
York
7,430,101
+
L—
—
3,326,046
160.729,455
Jamestown
New
555,962
7,319,154
25,150,466
Joseph
Pueblo
11,689,575
ia)
Buffalo
Bmlra
870,675
726,517
5.1
457,348,229
City
Colorado—Colorado
0.1
23.067,042
927,393
6.8
+
452,229.441
—
Yakima
York—Albany
18.1
+
968.915
Soeond Federal Reserve Dlstrlet—New Yorknew
—
707,942
8.751,737
10,806,658
Wichita.™—
+ 36.3
.
949,905,889
cities)
491,077,^45
7.2
3,607,323
26,924,412
Kansas—Topeka
31,926,400
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
482,813,477
+
921,600
755,259
i—
'
Island—Providence
11,404,345
„
756,232
24,789.800
Haven
4,318,478
10.824.C88
9,199,387
172,501,973
43.658,226
Connecticut—Hartford
4,613,552
610,328,966
2.837,128
640,700,242
3,662.521
River
6,647,857
804.216.751
Lowell
2,427,335
6.558,440
Massachusetts—Boston
Pall
1.2
7,793,233
4,306,791
1.4
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas City—
Missouri—Kansas
2.398,872
Portland
135,641,133
6,547,400
+ 10.4
607,918,405
Lincoln
First Federal Reservt District—Boston—
323,721,278
124,643,627
+ 14.5
5,656,958
12,997,179
Helena
5,837,4s3
324,308,227
1.7
+ 15.8
7,949,171
4,313,330
9.206,048
—
—
—
14,348,611
Montana—Billings
6,323,959
8.9
+
411,779,584
157,881,604
100,510.175
——
North Dakota- -Fargo-——-—
South
+ 16.3
+
7,340,579
448,616,100
4,
—————-——
Paul.—
Nebraska—Fremont
Week Ended March 23
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
Hastings
•
6,195,8837,109,001
64,603,000
13,289,501
Missouri—St.
10
Richmond
9th
.
8,413,576
65,619,000
713.343.222
»th Atlanta
'
0.1
+ 12.8
136,545,816
:
Illinois.—Bloomlngton
Chicago
'
+
44,604,631
Rapids
;'h
+ 16.8
12,198,637,487
10
3rd
Vo
1954
+ 25.9;
754,223,677
Stand New York—
<
Dec.
: ;
11,238,157
3,733,913
Springfield—
*•
7,598,282
156,702,080
6,573,010
City
Total
1955
Inc. or
1956
16,129,123
76,421,000
10,397,124
Moines.
.
1957
2,414,824
7.8
8,647,548
86,202,000
Haute.
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
44.7
+
+ 11.9
2,226,234
18,320,180
9,674,267
11,252,384
Bend
Terre
Peoria
summary
1,764,956
12,086,194
+
3,222.275
Rockfoid
In the following we furnish
.
976,321,169
19,746,237
.
.
Decatur
Sail Francisco Reserve District 7.6%.
1,121,489,215
451,835
District—Chicago.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
+14.6
1,267,153,241
•
'I '
Wayne
Indianapolis-:
Sioux
182,673,3633
1,452,033,159
Michigan—Ann Arbor—
Grand Rapids
Cowa—Cedar
14.6%.
9,052,790-
186,874 ,644
+
Indiana—Fort
of
10,047 ,250
416 ,581
14.5
+
519,400
212,740,299
" 'V
■•"
.
+ 19.4
14,766,323
620,130
243,650,377
Orleans—
Lansing
4,370,328
6,068 .752
194,202 ,967
243,516,205
cities)
: .•
'
+ 21.8
—
18,351,740
(10
■.1
5,758 895
5.8
6,'469,823
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louis'ana—New
24,202,093
251,030,052
:
Total
+
6,093,698
"
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
+
305,819,723
——
gain of 9.5%, the bank clearings
located and from this
9.4
123,961,965
421,100,000
Georgia—Atlanta
Macon
present further below,
32,491,567
'137,895,056
:
Florida—Jacksonville
In
j
35,534,415
Nashville——
Augusta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
.
Santa
+ 3L6
15,228,611
16,554,441
7.6
•25.500,000
•24,000.000
-40.3
63,768,847
83,104,197
66.943.666
+ 16.8
10,300,535,821
10,402,012,801
Total
(10
cities)
54.111,050
25.5
Barbara
Grand
Outside
(a)
total
New
(109 cities)
York City
Clearings
operations discontinue.
50
(1558)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, April 1, 1957
Foreign Exchange Rates
DIVIDENDS
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
(Continued from page 16)
to the requirement
Pursuant
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies dally to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just parsed.
EXCHANGE
rOfUnaN
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
MARCH
FEDERAL
22,
1957
RESERVE
MARCH
TO
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
7'*
■
Law son* &
ACT
OF
•
Name of Company
1930?
Class
28, 1957, INCLUSIVE
Jones,
common
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
In
York
New
Lees
Money)
in United States
(Value
(quar.)
& Sons Co. 3.85%
(Jamesi
Lehmai^_,Corp.,
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
March' 27
Tuesday
March 25
March 26
4
March 28
$
Argentina, peso—
Official
.0238609*
British Malaysia,
2.224103
Ireland,
Liggett'^ Myers Tobacco, 7%
.0385356°
.0385356°
,»
.0198750
;
.0198750
.325200*
.325200
1.046406
.209066
.00435401°
.00285500
.237912°
v
.00435401*
.00285500 >
—
**,
.237941*
-
.209020
'
Netherlands,
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Island*, peso
Portugal, escudo.
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
franc
.00435401°
.00285500
".00285500
.209030
2.790937
2.790625
V
.00277912*
.0800560 ;
--237891*
.261250
.261300
.261283
2.762995
.496950°
.496950°
L-
.496950°
.496950°
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330°
.193330°
.193330°
.233350
.233333
.233325
.
:'•; .233345
•
.0349000
'
2.780821
2.781755
2.780510
2.780199 >
United
2.791250
2.792187
2.790937
2.790625
pound
sterling
Cnain
4-10
*
cOinmon„_iz^_
25c
5-
' 10c
••.
4.40%
preferred
Lorian .Coal
(quar.)
~
7%
2Dc
„.
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
1
G
(quar.)_^^2^._v—+
Watch
3-13'i
3-15?
4-
1
-4-
1
'
in New York
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
$306
(In thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
A
R.
gold
notes
Other
for
F.
of
1957
4-
1
1
4
'3-25
>4-17
3-29
&
9,998
+583,404
notes
852,147
reserves
21,626,539
other- banks
407,627
447,367
_
and
Industrial
advances
616,584
loans
S.
Government
22,675
+
4-
+
Certificates
—
6,793
+
117.347
—
2,652
+
59,029
Loans
—
89,362
Loans
276,155
—
12
+
Bonds
•,
+
304,705
Total
t
76,250
—394,295
—582,500
Total
Govt,
securities
25,500
76,250
—
23,065,567
56,300
—
and
Other
loans
and
securities
foreign banks.
Uncollected cash items
23,705,621
J-
for
_
132,550
(quar.)——
$1.75
8-
1
7-23*
notes-—
+
6
1+
11,380
12,561
+
_
1,822
> 31
+'
U.
S.
bonds..:
8,746
to
+
_+.
Macy
+
393
761
-910
;
4.842
i.
+
.426
+
40
___.
-
650
+
.•
—1,782
—1,423
25
—
1,371
__
Banks-
17
40
-*
—
75
—
13,437
177,699
Cash
in
vault—.
Balances
with
961
domestic
banks.
32
+
59
+
4
—
51,019,368
S.
bank
26,371,667
18,349,522
acct.
489,873
—
59,821
+362,324
—
494,116
—232,704
—
254,897
—'
—
344,843
Other
+
299,475
Total
Deferred
deposits
19,483,713
availability cash items—
Other liabilities
deposits
adjusted
and
deposits
Government
S.
Interbank
accrued
3,803,917
divs.
44,755
+
+
111,383
—
21.848
592,875
—■
except
U.
.
Government
S.
—1,201
23,020 *
+
91
3.240
+
2,106
—-
!
t
+
1,552
..+
—
142
From
17,003
From
Federal
Reserve
Banks..
781
...
others..
227
+
-
—1,644,071
18,748
+
+163.280
867
+
! Exclusive
individual
serves:
998
.
loans
of
to
loan
banks
items
and
liabilities
after
shown
are
CAPITAL
^
49,678,045
in
330,765
Surplus
(Section
7)_____.
Surplus
(Section
13bL—
Other
-2,295,900
capital
135
+
+
%
185
81
—
deduction .of
gross.
"f
:
10,695
+
32~042
235,422
'
Total liab. and capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities combined
i
51,019,368
—
Contingent
ances
liability
purchased
on
for
loan
+364,217
47.2 %
.7%
1.2%
be found
and
valuation
re¬
called
the
58,935
698
1.974
12
+
19,862
—
458
current volume
PARTIAL
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition
statement of weekly
reporting member
Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
ended March 20:
Increases of $739 million in
commercial
ln^us^r^ai loans, $393 million in
holdings of Treasury
bills, and $2,106 million in U. S.
Gove/nment deposits
and a decrease of
$1,201 million in Saemand
banks
of
the
adjusted.
Commercial
Federal
deposits
Up
and
industrial loans
inc|eased
Company and Issue—
&
First
Charlotte
mortgage
Brunner
Manufacturing
15-year 6%
subord.
General
Plywood
General
Tire
Rubber
subordinated
Laclede
Gas
Co.,
*
Electric
Co.,
1958
Apr.
1
debentures
due
pfd.
1968. -Mar. 31
stock—^
May
1
I.'-19811—
due-April
stock
4.6%
D.1SS' The current increase
Trans
f?
cluded
compares with
an
increase
milllon
in the previous week, which also in¬
loans for
quarterly tax date needs. Changes accordling to industry appear in
another press release.
1
,
May
#
of
series'—_
_Mar. 31
U.
b.
^rT«i47
SI47
and
*rr
*$36Z million in the
million in the San
Francisco
increased $67 million in
the Boston
Chicago District,
District, but they
District.
Time
de-
1045
March
1
1
1046
a
first mtge.
first
mtge.
&
&
1.
Line
1973_z
-May
collateral
collateral
trust
bonds
bonds
ENTIRE
series
series
B
series
C—
First
5%
mortgage
first
International
Resistoflex
of
60-year
Utilities
'Announcement
5%
5%
1
1091
1
1091
1,
1983 —Apr.
1
1092
g
*$1.4
con
Id
old
$1.50
&
series
Page
B,
and
this
issue.
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4-
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3-15
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,
3-4
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(quar.)
$1.0834
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3-4
(quar.)
$1.1 IV*
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1
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—
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30c
(quar.
Oil Co.".Ltd.
Co.
:,••••)
1
4■
-
3-26
4-
.<
(quar.)
Co.
&
,
,
4-9 v
!50c
*
3-15
T
%
>
-*4- 1
t
25c
com.
preference
&
1
i3-18
4.45%rpreferred
CALLED
bonds,
■-■
.
convertible
Inc..
Merchants
4%%
In
5%
4-1.0 '
4-15
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
•
/ 4-10
«
4.35%
merica—
60-vear
Co.,
cum.
1091
Apr.
Date
Central
mortgage
Corp
1
-Apr.
Company and IssueRys.
A
3.85%
due July
ISSUES
A_ -Apr.
4-20
4-15
4-15
!$1.25
*
,
(quar.)__
Co.
Machine
Mersey
trust
'*>:*<;
common..-^.-,
Industries,
Stock
1091
30c
50q
!30c
T
-
1
4-
' 3-15
J:
$1.50
(quar.)___:
common
Mfg.
3-15
V
,
>
.
';3-15
4-25 V
4-
«
4-17
j
4-1
117'ic
Quarterly
Co.—
4'7o first mtge. & collateral trust bonds
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—
International
'**
.
e^c
—
McdusBi Portland
$4
979
Pipe
1 '
»•*.),. Inc.
Johnson
80c
1
in
y an(^
million in Chicago. Holdings
Government bonds decreased $40
million.
Demand deposits
adjusted decreased $617 miliion in
tt
1153
pfd. stk -Mar. 31
Shipping Corp.—
sinking fund ship mtge. bonds due Oct. 1, 1968- -Apt.
1
4+8%
4%
Mead
1
York State Electric & Gas
Corp.,. 4.50%
Oil
4-
27c
*,
.
Aircraft
<qua.r.r;__l__
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
(qUar,).__
Machine
(quar.)_„_.
McNeil
1039
#
Mountain
3-20
3——
income*
Co.,
Ltd.,
McQuay,"
Transatlantic
5%
1
\
■'■'*■ 5C"
(J.
Merck
First mtge. bonds, series G,
41/4%,
ii1Ss
"other" loans increased $40 million
Holdings of Treasury bills increased
$179 miliion
New
&
Trucking
McLellan-Stores
1038
Ltd.—
Gas & Oil Corp.
mortgage 434% bonds due
4-
2,c
5928c
<s-a»
participating
Class
mtge. ser.- C 4V*% bearer coupon bonds due '78- -Apr.
(John) Morrell & Co., 15-year 3"t, debs, due 1958
May
First
A
McLean
1
National
were
Factor
3-27
--6-14
__v-
Co.,
8
4-30
(quar.)____
Co.) °6%
net
/
1
8
3-
6-30
Extra
McKay
Page
.May
;
1st
in all dis$376 million in New
Chicago, $66 million in the
San Francisco
District, and $59 million in the Cleveland
tncts; the principal increases
York CRy, $107 million
in
.'
McLean
Date
4-
3-
i25c
Mclntyre
Co.—■
preferred
$7,50
3-20,
"
1S1.25
(quar.)-..
from
McKlnney
1963
cumulative
(quar.)
;
Sons
McQuavvNorris
debentures
i'.s.
McDonnell
Co.—
57c
3-29
<
Co.
McColl-Fronte.nac
Ry.—
convertible
Corp.,
4-15
"
15c
4+2% 'preferred t qUar.-)___—__
Massachusetts Investors Trust—- .•*.«, »'.;:*• *
Certificates
bf beneficial interest
(quar-
Mays,
REDEMPTIONS
due
3-Ti
(quar.).;'.-^—
Common,
;$6
-.
43/4%
Maui
&
Line
bonas
:
Maxwell,
fund provisions.
last date for mak¬
'
Air
1
'
Class
number gives the location in
'
3^4%
4-
50c"
-
—
Casualty (quar.)t—
Maryland Credit Finance Corp.", com. tquar.)
6"0
preferred
(quar.)
:
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
Max
sinking
AmpaNAmerican Palestine Trading Corp.—
10-year 3% sinking fund debentures due
Atlanta
&
Co.
Marshall-Wells
."•*
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
in which the details
1
„
The date indicates the redemption or
page
(M.)
Steel
tcrly
stock
under
4-
& Telephone
&
.3-29
/
20c
_r_
Co.
" 3-29
<
1
Co., com.
Market Basket (Calif.t,
*
■
4-15
4-
(quar.)
(Clayton)
4-15 '
^
(quar.)—. }.12l.?C
Maryland
;
list of corporate bonds, notes,
called
for
redemption,
a
common
ing tenders, and the
foreign
commitments
Below will
preferred
including those
accept¬
correspondents
Industrial
—2,285,070
50c,.
.
(quar.)——
preferred
Marsh
*
Notices
27,543
accounts
3-15
2
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6%
297
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
53,981
+
747,593
__
20 783
1
4quar./1—
preferred (quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
+257,411
+
4-
$1
1,171
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
3-21
20c
4-
(quar.)_—
Co. _r_—
(quar.)
preferred
7'/o
,
Total
Stores
preferred
Marsh
—269.364
v
(quar.)— L„—
Conimgn (quar.) 1
6(i
306
+
3-15
1
__i_„
Maritime Telegraph
»
910
+
31
.,
'3-15
"
4-
$1.50
Bloedel,- class A
(quar.)_
Common
Mark
10.382
_.
banks
4-15
Increased semi-annual i-l
*
•
20c
Marquette Cement Mug. Co., 6"% pfd. (uUar.)
12c
Marine Midland Corp., common
(quar.):.—
221,ac*J
4%
preferred (quar.)—50e-
1.425
+
—
Borrowings:
2,191
796
—
deposits:
banks..
Foreign
55,704
—
denosits—
demand
Domestic
reserves
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Demand
Time
-
notes—;!
Deposits:
Member
+364,217
U.
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
U.
-2,285,070
(quar.)
Corp.—
.
-t
assets
-4-F5
V -4--1
(quar.15c
Maple leaf Gardens. Ltd. <quar.)_
Maple Leaf Milling,-Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)__
'Maracaibo Oil Exploration
LIABILITIES—
Total
'
3-15
5-1
!
525c
1
pfd. <c;umr.)_
priority shares (quar.)
Bonding? & Casually Co.—
6 %
33
70
—
2,535
—
3-29
r
1
.$1.50
/quar.)
Manufacturers Trust
272
+
,
243
+
,
607
—
■*.
3-29
4-15
4-
'30e
(quar,
Manhattan Bond Fund, Inc.—
°
(From
net' investment
income)—
Manitoba. Sugar Co., Ltd.,
6%-p»u. )s-u;—
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co.f-..
514
—2,6*4
27,255
75,651
145,430
&
B
4.75%
101
—-
7,642
——
Reserve
(quar.)—-
5
3-5
2-28 "
4-15
'
!40c
-
3-
4-> 1
f
31l«c
*
!22:2c>
common
Publications
(R, H.). & Co.
Maine
145
—
—22
18,624
Federal
.'
(s-a)^r'
Mahoning Coal RR.
Mailman; Corp., Lttl.r. 5%
94
—
314
1,763
—>—
banks—
with
Forbes,
Mading*" DrUg
ii
-6
+
10,864
25,990
_—
—
Loans
&
preferred
Class
258
—
4-vll:
♦
4-15
27'^c
iquar.)__'
common
%10-23
11-1
,•
$2,50
(quar.)———
Malms Public Service
indebtedness
securities-
preferred
+3,932
1
8
1,148
—
of
\-i'/a
common
Power,
+3.529
■
30c
.
>$1.75*'..
fquar.)_—_—*2
Lawrence
MacMilfan
"
Reserves
+
4
—
——:
certificates
+
739
preferred
6%
carry¬
—
bills..
—1,886,751
+
_
$1.75)
v
Convertible
securities—total-
Treasury
—618,871
31,149
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)—
(P. ) Co., common—
preferred (quar.)_—"
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)„
Macfadden
1956
pur¬
—.—
v
Government
Treasury
—537,795
409,190
—
805
430
for
or
,_
9,500
+
+
securities-_-i—
loans
loans-—
S.
.
,'...+
+1,094
53,115
loans——
dealers
purchasing
securities
estate
—547,295
22
4,611,111
Bank premises *L___
Other assets
industrial
and
carrying
or
loans
ing
Real
.
.
preferred
MacAndrews
s
Mar. 12, r
1967
86,747
loans:——-
brokers
to
Mar. 13,
■ ■
3-2
•
,>■
■
Decrease (—) Since
1957
—
Other
hue from
'
adjusted!--—-
adjusted!
Treasury
repurchase agreem't
S.
investments
Agricultural
U.
U.
and
Other
—
Increase ( + ) or
.
■■
P
^
•
non-cum.
Topograph Co., $6 preference
Lynchburg Foundry Co.—
(in millions of dollars)
Commercial
+ 429,500
8,571,413
23,040.067
/v;;/'-',
ASSETS—
8,173
2,801,750
bought outright
-
3-20
1
4-23
Ludlow
"
.
Mar. 20,
113
497
+
—
11,362,199
;
—
Held under
v.!":-
"V
chasing
.___
;
+
590.378
Loans
—
Total
banks follows:
3-20,.
1
4-
1
Lov/ney- iWalter M.» Co. Ltd.
Lucky tager*Brewing (quar.)
->,•
reporting
of
.'
1'.%
4-
5-
Lower St.
4
*
$1.75
5%
.
3-15
(quar.)—
Louisviye Gas & Electric,
increased
others; decreased,
liabilities
and
assets
6,974
7,749
securities:
Notes
of
.
Bought outright—
Balls
from
:
2,249
+
795
Acceptances—bought outright
U.
member
borrowings
Banks
3-15
;
preferred
_
:
-
Reserve
Loans to banks decreased $75 million.
summary
1956
20,774,392
__
R.
certificate
cash
Discounts
Mar. 28,
and
•V",;
account—
Redemption fund
F.
20,
1957
certificate
Tctal
Mar.
-
Federal
from
million
$81 million.
Increase (: +) or
Decrease (—) Since
Mar. 27,
City.
Borrowings
"
3-15
4-
20c
,
-.t
::4-
/
$1.10 *
(quar.)
3-15
3-15 r
4-1
25c
Co.
'
1
1
,
$1.25
—
6-20
44-
>.
50c
-
7%
Los
1 +
5-15'.3-21
*
!20c
-
7%
*-
4-
1
- 7-
/v
A
Lorillard
posits increased $91 million, of which $55 million wasrin
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
4-15
uoji-eum.
„
7Vc
Slatemeni of Condition of the Twelve
1
4-
$1*
-
Loiain. Telephone Co., 5%
•Nominal
3-30
1.
Dock, common (quart)—25c
-5% "convertible preferred
(quar.)1^2_____
621ic
preitrred (quar.)
$1.25
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
,'!V
**2:789062
3-30
4-15
,
1
10-10
-
6^
(quar^)._J.u_i+_2_-
Longln'eS-Wittnauer
2.778642
:
I.)r
-_
7-10
>
4-10
Longhorn Portland Cement-—
-
•".233329
<
(R
i.—
4-10
*
11-1,
50c
Ut£ pieferred D/( quar.
Sl.OG1*
4.35%^ preferred E (quar;)—si.oe3^
•
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•
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$1.25
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—
0349000
>
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3-13
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3-22
3-15
f.
l--
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.193330°
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:;4-
(quar.)
com.
Brewing (increased
Long Inland Lighting Co., 5% pfd.
.140080°
Unlon of Sodth Africa, pound
Kingdom,
Locke
2.761448
.140080*
.140080°
4-
$1.75
35c
Telegraph,
4-19
1
35c;"
Lone Stiir
.261262
2.763304
.140080°
„
l'l'"
4-
S5c
&:
-
3-29
5-
;.25c
.37^c
—_—
Londoif^Hosiery Mills Ltd.,' class
'
.140080°
,4-15?
,
(quar.)—
Jpint pipe Co., 8% preferred
8%. itffeferred (quar..)!—^
.00277912°
2.764542
¥'
2.763613
pfd.
Lock
*.0800560
*
30c
.
2.789062
.
-
.0800560
3-29
*
•
(quar.)——
tquar.)
.
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••
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.00277912*
.00277912*
'.0800560
preferred
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Class
A
.00435401*-
<
v
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.209020
2.792187
.
5%
>..208900
.237837*,r'"'
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.261250
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"I .00435401*
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-''.00285500
.0800560
:
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-
4-15 *
9,
——
1.046250-
.209+50
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.209000
2.791250
—
peso
1.046968
.209000
1."
4-
—
.325133
.325266
•
; 1.04C406
V
•:
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
i
Quarterly
LincolA Telephone
.0385356*
.0198812 ;;
%
3-15
5-
-
Lincolff'National Life Insurance (Fort
Wayne)
2.222360
•.
1,,
12^0
———___
Liberty Loan
2.223605
3-15
% 4-
$1.12M*
.0249688*
2.223854
1".
(quar.)
.0555555*
.0198750
-.325200 '
common
;
3-15
4-
,
—
(quar.)
.0248066*
.0335356*
.209033
pound
Yen__
Japan,
2.224850
1.046500
.
(initial)
.0555555*
.0198750
Malayan dollar
Quarterly
Rec.f
3-15
1
*4-1.
96J>ic
(quar.)
common
0555555*
.
.0385356°
_____—
Canada, dollar i
Ceylon, rupeeFinland, markka—
France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
;
India, rupee
;
Mexico,
•"
••
pfd.
new
.0230466*
.0555555*
.0247066*
Australia, pound.
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
$
*
...0555555°
Free
S
-
s
4-
,
of
62%*c
—
Vz % preferred
•
;$1
Liberty*Life Insuiance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
'
Holder$
Payable
35c
Corp.,
Lerner4Stores
Friday
March 22
*
J When-
;$i
(quar.)___
S2.501-preferred
Country and Monetary Unit
1
—
—:
—
Co.,
;■
ftr
Share
,
Ltd., class A—*—
B—
Leath &
*-
.
^\ \
8-31
8-16
$1,121-2
11-30
11-15
olume 185
Number 5625
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1559)
--
„
Name
tcn.ggn
Gas
4.4oye
a%% preferred
& Electric Co.—
prefer r-iu
ciland
Steel
Products,
preferred (quar.)
8 %; preferred (quar.ru-West
lowest
Co.'
Rubber
4% %
5%>'
Power
com.
ssissippi
lissoun
Class
A
•
Power
&
4.30%
(J.
S.)
Cp.
4.90%
Ltd.
preferred
ohawk
4.50%
(quar.i
"ontana
Class
A
Montreal
Co.
oore
40c
Class
7%,- class
oore
B.
Drop
4%%
4-
97%c
$1.07%
pfd. (quar.)
lac
Y
4-1
3-15
$25c
—JS1.75
"tqUar.f_J_'r_
otorola,
Inc.
punt Royal Dairips,
"ount Vernon Mills
1
.
System,
Edison
"
W
Industries, Inc.
"ational
Co.,
Cash
'
'
8
.
"
3-18
3-18
...Olin
3-11
s"
l-~
3-
'
.«
Olln'
Chemical,
convertible preferred
8
on
4%
1
3-
8
4-
1.
Fire
3-
8-*:
Fuel
3-15
Gas
(Hartford)
atlonrl
1
3-15
-'
•
6%
preferred
5%%
fV
A
Ontario
A
r'-ss
Class
Mfg.,; (quar.)
J Grange •&
ational
4*b'/c
5%
Lock
National
Rubber
National
Income
Bohd
Above
National
paid
requested.
:
o.
Co.
Tank
Natienwide
Stock
Co.
Coi-p„
n"*w
class
quar.)
'
Fim
&
York
Dock,
York
State
3% %.
&
SU
common
(1949
preferred
pfd.
3%%-
<quar.)__
ER.
N'orfh
s
File
American
North Penn
Gas
^
4-
1
4-
1
5-
4-15
5-
5%
D*-
4-
5%
4-15
4-15
$1.25
4-10
3-30
4-25
4-10
$1.50
5-15
5-
4-
8
3-15
5-15
3-15
5-10
3-29
$90c
4%
-
(quar.)
"
4%
4-
1
1
2
(quar.)—
1
%C
•
Co. »(ouar. )2__—_
Rust-Proof (quar.)_
\
-
•
Gominon
3-29
4-
3-15
Paterson
3-15
Femco
■
37 %C
4-
1
1
•
4-15 ^
(stock
%
4-
1
<3-15
4-
T
4-12""
-
$1.30
3-
1
1
4-"T'-fe-' 3-
5
l ™"*
4-1
4-
?
1
•/-■
—
2%%
5-
6
*
\
4-1
•
3-28
4-10
4.60%
v
'
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Common
Penton
1
1 *3-18
Peoples Gas
1
Peoples
4-
1*
4-
1
-
7
3-
7
ary
lJuf
2-21
9-
3
Pet
'
1
4-
$1.12%
;J
4-
4-
4%
"*
23%c
profits
preferred
Inc., common
preferred
preferred
3-15
1
3-
1
3-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
1
3-
93%c "
•
5=-
1
93%c
4-
T
f50c
4-
1
30c
-
4-
1
4-15
*
3-15
3-12
1
3-
6-
1
6-
1
from
sale
5-15
.
•
_1
4-,l
4-
1
1
$1.12%
1
3-12
62 %C
4-
1
3-15
$2.50
!_
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-10
1
75c
4-
4-
93 %c
.
(quar.);
(quar.)__
2
40c
1
4-
8
^
"
3-15
3-15
50c
"
4-15
4-
25c
"
4-1
3-5
1
Pioneer
Petroleum
Pitney-Bowes,
Pittsburgh
$2.59
4-15
97 %c
5-
1
5-
1
Inc.,
Brewitig
4%%■■
12 %c
62 %c
._r_—2
7
30c
4-10
3-?9
3-14
4-
1
3-20
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
5-
1
30c
4-29
5-
4-18
4-18
-
4-17
.
1
4-15
*
tlOc
5-
4-15
87%c
4-
3-10
$27c
4-
3-15
4-
3-15
$28c
_____
7-
$5c
6-14
7-
$27c
10-
.
10-
9-13
1 -1-58
25c
(quar.)
6-14
9-13
$28c
pfd.
conv
4-
12-13
3-15
1
75c
■*;
4-23
3-20
2%
'
div.)
4-
8
3-18
4®c
4-
4
3-12
$$1.19
;
5-
1
4-
12'/2c
4-
1
3-11
59%c
5-
1
4-11
3- 9
1
90c
4-
1
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
17%c
5-
1
4-19
93%c
5-
1
4-10
50c
___________—
4-
1
4-
1
(quar.)
j.
Potomac
&
9
3-14
RR.—
3-20
$1
(quar.i
A
(accum.)
1
3-20
4-
1
3-18
5-/1
4-16
.<,93%c
8-
1
7-15
10c
4-
1
3-20
<N.
25c
4-
1
3-20
4-15
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$1.18
&
A
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
15c
3%
$20c
1—___
B___
.-$0.2083
E
preferred
Helena
C.i
(see
Co.
1
3-25
4-
5
4-
5
$1
6-
1
5-15
$1.02%
6-
1
-5-15
$1.18%
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
.
35c
4-30
4-10
35c
4-15
3-20
$1.12%
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
(quar.)
—
$1.25
$1.37%
—
4-15
$1.50
(quar.i
4-%%
4-
4-22
4-15
(quar.)_
Management
3-15
$1.23%
(quar.)^
Oil Co..Ltd., 5%%
(Jacob).
2
4-15
(quar.)
C
4-11
4-
40c
:
common
3-30
4-25
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)__—i.
A
6
3-15
—
:
(quar.i
6
3-
$1.25
(quar.)_
3-
$1.25
Co.
(quar.i
Electric, common
preferred
3- 6
$1.25
series
K
3-1$
25c
(quar.)__
—
Billion
3-20
,
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd
Gao
<F.
4-
$2
(accum.)
Insurance
5%
preferred
Corp
Helena
(quar.)™
3-29
3-29
4-
1
-3-15
5C
pfd.
5-
1
4-
$1.12%
4-
1
3-11
$$0.3281
1
Rubinstein)
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4-.1
3-18
5%
4-24
4-
25c
4-25
3-25
60c
4-
1
2-25
4-
1
2-25
4-
1
2-25
5c
Corp.—
dividend
•
3-27
-
4-15
4-15
4-15
3-15
,,
(s-a)
$1
$1
17%c
4-1
*
6-
I4
4-15
3-13
"*5-
6
4-
1
7-15
7-
1
1
4-
1
5-
Industries
4%
.
Stores,
preferred
4.30%
St.
(quar.)
(accum.)
53 %c
4-
1
3-20
62 %c
5-
1
4-10
Inc..
common
5%
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
(ouar.)
pref-irted
—___^—$1.07%
com.
A
preferred A
St.
Louis
National
St.
Louis
San
$5
$5
$5
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
5%
$1,
—
preferred
Joseph Light & Power,
3
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Stockyards Co.
Ry.
<quar.)__
(quar.)
;—
preferred (qUar.)
preferred
(quar.)
St.
Louis
Louis
St.
Paul
'$1.25
$25c
$$1.25
75c
3- 0
3-28
1
3-15
4-25
3^29
4-25
3-29
4-
4-
3-15
1
Francisco
preferred
St.
pfd.-B
3-21
$15c
F (quar.)
:
preferred II
(quar.)—
preferred I (quar.)___—.—
Safeway
1
Co.—preferred
4-11
(quar.)
preferred
Safety
St.
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co..4prior preferred
convertible
3-11
50c
pfd. (quar.)
cl. A (quar.)
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
3-15
1
$1
(Hartford)
1
1
Co.—
(auay.)
Pboenijr Insurance
*4-15
4-
4-
Co.—
preferred D
Stock
3-10
85c
$1
class
Co.,
McBeo
Russell
3-12
4-
4-15
5%
Ltd.,
Co./'pTtfcvreji
Ruppert
3-15
4-
5-10
40c
&
Royalties
40c
4-1./.;
,50c
(qu.aT.j__
preferred
Rubinstein
3-22
»
4-15
$$1.50
(quar.).
(quar.)
American
V.)
5%%
<6-10
35c
Aircraft
6%
3-18
1
7-
5%
_
preferred
5%
3-15
4-29
20c
dividend
4%%
3-21
$2.50
—
5c
(quar.')
obligations
8
of
;
^Pillsbury Mills Inc., tammon
$4 preferred (quar.iS4 preferred (quar,)
(A.
Royallte
25c
1
___.__.i_
(quar.)
Cement
4 95%
accumu¬
from
4-
25c
p
1
'
preferred
4%%
3-J 5
4-15
3-
(quar.)
(stock
common
2nc>.
4.t0%
5-15
-4-1
8
$27c
Co.,. Inc.
4%
ordin¬
(quar.)
"
Corp.
Gas
&
Rolir
4-
4-
87V2c
(quar.)
Rochester
8
20c
9
3-15
$1.25
3% %
preferred
Rochester
a
4-
%c
0
3-
______
preferred
8
'
/.
••
Steel
Ro?bring
8
4-
3-
1
5
.
$5c
Inc.,
Stock
8
4-
$2
from
—21
(s-a)_
4-
1
4-
1
partic,,
Roe
<
4-
common..-.
Roddis Plywood Corp.
5-17
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
33'r%
(quar.i___,
(Canada),
Iloyal
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly'—
3-30
-
Corp.,
Phillip Morris,
;J
1
preferred
3.90%
6-10
$1.15
(quar.)—
4-
$25c
;
partic., class A
4
30c
(l%c
9
% Extra
Rockv/oocl
1
3-
$1.12%
1
3-
1_
±
(111.),
5%
'
-
„2__
& Eastern Ry.
Milk Co., common
Phileo
3-8
4-10-
50c
8
13-15
■■
$1.50
8
3-
4-1
8IV4C
(quar.)
3-
4-
1
•60C
;
1
(quar.)
5%
(Mc.)-—
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation
5% preferred (quar.K
•♦•Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.i
8-16
1
and
undistributed
'4%%
-
*4-
Corp.
Peorta
3-11
1
1
4-
45c
(quar.t____
Coke
&
income
lated
securities)
4-
93%c
net
3-11
4.
*
Light
(quar.3
A
Gas & Electric Corp.—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
Rochester Telephone, Corp., com.
4-12
5-
$1.10
—
Co.
(Increased
Securities
3-11
.
4-1
=$1.12%
(quar<)«._-^i
3.
_1
Fibre
non-voting
4-
'
5-15
84
4-15
4-
■-
4-25
15c
—_2__
3-22
$35c
Rochester
'
4-25
5-15
income)—
(quar.)__
Publishing
4-
1
(quar.)
Chemical
Common voting
3-15
5-15
$35c
(quar.)__
preferred
Penobscot
3-2C
4-15^
net
3-22
5-24
Quarterly
*
75c
(quar.) .'
preferred
3.35%. preferred
13-8
4-1
-
4.40%
3-15
4-1
4-
f
3-
$$1.50
Sand
3-15
4-20
35c
(quar.)_
Rochester
f
Glass
1
4-20
(P. L.) Mfg., common
$1 dividend partic. preference (quar.)
>4-25
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
1
1
5-15
4-
45c
...
Robertson
3-21
32 %c
(quar,)_
Pennsylvania Power L Light, com, (quar.)
4%%■ preferred (quar.)
3-28
^4-
(quar.)
iBalancc of undistributed
•,
•
25c
——2
Co.
Corp.—
Pennsylvania
•
3-18
'
preferred
Pennroad
3-25
1"
__4
4-
45c
common -(quar.)
(quar.)_—
1
3-15
5c
$1,25
1
3-
4-
1
$38c
$1.25
3-20
1
6-
4-
$35c
(quar.)______
A
Riverside
5
4-10
20%
dividend)
$1
Telephone,
$6 preferred
•'Penney (J. C.)
3-20
4-15
4-
4-15
-
_1
Refracnories
(quar.;__
___—
(stock
preferred
(quar.)
% Penman's Ltd., commofi (quar.)___________
3-1
<
(ouar.)
Aviation
1
Paper
__
$1.32
3-5
'
(quar.)
$1 preferred
4-
<
4-
,
Peninsular
3.20
"
$2
series)
dividend
Parchment
Corp.
3-15
50c
-
-
,,
1
$10c
Dividend
12-16
4-
3-15
4-
"
Co., ijlass A
Mfg.
A
Ritter
9-16
4-20
3-21
1
$2
(quar.)__
Chains
Common
6-13
1
1-2-58
45c
1
4-
'. $1.50
Bros., (quar. i
Richmond, Fredricksburg
3-15
1
10-
-
2%c
&
'
7-
2%c
—____
3-21
4-
common
class
3%%-preferred
3-22
2%c
(quar.)—
4-1
*.r
Rich's,
:
preferred (quar.)
conv preferred (quar.)_—_
3-15
30c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.
4.50%
»
3-13
4-
•
3-15
1
$1.75
Richman
$1
(quar.)
1
25c
3.60%
8
37 %c
—
preferred
3-29
12-%C
—
dividend
4-15
4-
'4-
$1.75
i
Revlon, Inc. (increased quar.)__
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
43/4%. preferred
(quar.)__;—
u
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
4%%?' preferred
(quar,)™.
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3-30
4-10
$1.50
3-15
(quar.)
(Mass.),
A.)
Republic
3-30
4-10
$1.25
"■
3-20
1
/<* $1.06
$1.16V«
(quar.)__
Co.
Reserve Oil
3-30
$1.13
____
(stcck
-
.
1
4-
(s-a)_____
Clfss A (quar.)
Republic Pictures Corp., $1
3-20
*
-4-
$1'
Extra'
3-20
4-10
Insurance
Co.
Stores
Class
3-20
40c
(C.
Class
3-20
4-15
,
35c
Oklahoma—
Extra
3-20
$1.12%
$1.18%
4-28
(quar.)____:
dividend
Reliance
■
iquar.)
4-26
5-15
(s-a)—
Corp.
Renold
3-19
4-15
4-26
5-15
Carolina—
Extra
3-19
4-15
5-15
3-15
5%.
Life
A
Reitman's
3-15
•4-1
3-18
Class B
3-20
1*
1
$2.50
Hampshire—
4-15
4-' 1
$1.09
(quar. )„„____
common
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
,
4-
3-14
4-
-
Corp.—
preferred
Reed
3-15
84c
(quar.)_____
North
of
Bearings,
Reliable
4-15 ■***'3-25
20c
(initial)_—____4._4.____—
preferred
preferred
Par'tc-Divis
5
'
•
1
Gas—
(quar.)
American
4-24"'*
4-1
56'Ac
Co.—--
Newport Electric, 3%%. preferred (quar.)27_
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd. (quar.)_
North
4-
4-15
1
$1.12%
RR.
New
of
Co.
Pump
5%
3-25
•
1
Candy Co.
Mining Co.
Reda
5
5-15
4-15
1
Corp.
Reece
$1:18%.
Manufacturing, 6%
4-15 ^
$109
Louis
(J. J.) Co., common
preferred (quar. )
Nicholson
3-28
4-15
$1.10
Park Chemical Co.—>
4
'4-2^*'4- 5
'■'•
$1.18^4
(quar.)
Telephone (Ohio)
Newberry
-
$1
'
(quar.*)_
Trust
nrefereed
4-15
(quar.)____
conv.
$l.01'4
com.
(quar.)
Newark
conv.
30c..
.
(quar.)__l
preferred
$4.50
York
4-10
70c
(quar.)—__——___—
Electronics
(quar..
preferred
conv.
50c
4%%*
New
(qtrar.)__
1
Service,
Electric &
preferred
4%
Pantex
5%
50c
(quar.
New
:i
5%
15c
-■
;
___,—
New
Y.i,**
60c "
Light, 4%
(fluar.
Chicago
4-30
60c
American Sulphur (stock dividend)—__
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
5%
7^
common
preferred
York.
1
$1.25
Pan
5
$1.15
•
(quar.)
(quar.)__l_-_i'__;
Quarterly
4-
$1.25
(quar.)——_———
Economic
5
$1.12V2
*
("lmr.i
Co.
prdSerred
4.36%
New
Palestine
3-18
^
(ouar.).____^
Public
5
5
2">c
(s-a )
preferred
Orleans
4-
4-
$1.50
IflsDrft-'C
Carton
Watnr
4%%
^
,
4-
Asso.—
(quar.)___
4.60% - pfd. - (qUar.) _^
Natural Gas,
•4.05%
5
4-
25c
preferred
New
New
4-
4-24 '
tl5c
(quar.i__
New Jersey Power &
-v
4%
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
System .(quar.-
Power,
preferred
4-15
——_
4-24
25c
convertible
Jersey
8
—
Mfg.; (quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (increased )-—
4-24^
4%
New* Haven
6%
3-
50c
(quar.)__
Pacolet
7%c
•
>
(quar.)
Board
1
preferred
Packard-Bell
3-18
5
7%c
;
Electric
Hamnsbire
6%
3-18
4-24 "" "4-
*
30c
New-England Gas & Electric
New Haven
4-
.
5
1
4-
4-
Rapid Grip &• Batten, Ltd., 6% pid. (quar.) '
Raybestos-Manhattan,. Inc. (quar.)____^
4
Reading Company, 4%* 2nd preferred (quar.)
■
4-
29}ic
pfd.
preferred
preferred
5
60c
.
A__^
England
New
preferred
4-
-50c
(initial
J
preferred
3-29
"
dividend
England
,3-15
5
4-25
50c
(quar.)
%t preferred
6.16'/k
3
4-24
40c
^
Corp.
*quar.i„
Brunswick Telephone
6%
5%
4.52
'
t37%c
com.
New
4%59
6
Parker
(quar.)
Mew
New
1
4-
50c
(quar.—________
Light,
(quar.)
1
3-
;
Ltd
B___
Common
Eower &;
5
4--1'•"•£
12c r
Stock dividend
Nehi
convertible
Pacific
6
.
1
(quar.i__
Corp.
Fiiprlv co..
National
preferred
preferred
18c
Sugar Refining (quar. >_____
National
9-
4-Io
.n
$4.75
In
"
4-
6-
3-22
1
4-
14c
$62%c
'
Anne
M
3-13
-
4-
;
1
dividend
Stock-
$1
"80c
1
of
Co.
preferred
&
-
17 %c
i'
3-19
5-
$2 V
of America, common (quar.)1
preferred (quaj.)
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc..;
Rapid Electrotype, stock dividend™
'
Cai
Steel. Car
is
;7
(quar.2
$4.75
>
•'
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(distributions
cash
3-15
1
4-18
25c
$3.50 1st
-
30c
.
Series
gains
National-Standard
Class-
-
4-
•
(quar.)„____
$4.36 preferred
preferred
$4.50
6-*7
'•■!*
•
5c
unless
•
3-1
1
Lighting,
$4.40
23c
Series
Stocks
Shares
****
Indemnity
Pacific
3-15
4-15
26c
-
Series
capital
«h»res
atiotuU
•
Series
Growth
"
4-
42c
-■
"
Stock
Balanced
National
V
___r
4-15
'
1
25c
Co.
class
Radio
5-15
Express (quar.)_
Stock dividemi (Subject, to Interstate C0111^merce
Commission
approval)___
"
3-r1* 3-18
"
Series
Preferred
1
'
25c
'*
1^^3-15
7-.'i-2""
Series—
Series
R
1
$$1.75
Pacific Intermountain
4-
62%c
*
3-15
5-
4-15
preferred
(quar.)__*
Pacific Gas <fe Electric Co. (quar.
3-15^
4-.l"-»^
$1.25
7
t
1
1
—
preferred
3-29
5-
*-
3nc
Corp.—
4-
6-
$1
4-
*
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Quincy
5-15
4%%
.
5
1-2-58' 7412-
20c
.
5%
3-15v-
1
4-1
*
J5c
(quar..i___
.Pact ic Finance,
4%;!- *»"$
$1.12'/2
Research
3-29
20c.;
Co.
Power
Queen
$25c
Inc.____—
(s-a)
4-15
10-
$1.50
Series
Dividend
4
<fe
Securities
Stock
4-15
$25c
(quar.)—
■
(quar.)
Fisheries,
Terminals
Lines,
f5c
_____
1
American
Pacific
J5c
Machinery" (quar.);
Securities
National
3-29
1
1
1quar.)
5%
5-31
20c
3-20
4-
8'%-preferred (quar.)__,
Worcester
5%
-4-2
4-15
10c
Pacific Greyhound
4-
.
8
6-14
—_____
3-20
4-15
(quar.)__„
Quebec Telephone Co.,
..
4-30
(quar.)
4-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
Quebec
3-27
$133,-tc
(quar.)_:—
3-^0
75c
(quar.)_.
Stock
$5c
(quar.)_—
4-15
■
Mf2-: (ouar.)
B
Ltd.
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred <quar.)
$1
Brewing
4-
t«c
Screw
National
5-17
$1.12 Va
ElbctTric--^"
3-22
4-
(quar.)___________l__7;_______
1
——^___
3-
-
(quur.)_^_:
6-
i$3
5-
50c
(quar.)
SI.06 Va
1
3-11
J37'/2c
(quar.)
preferreU
3-19
3-
&
Quaker City
$15c
Co.
4-15
fl5c
(qtia,r.)_r_______
preferred
"ational
1
Ltd., common
4-15**
40c
1,.
4-
4-
'
50c
(quar.)
B
4-
.
Pacific Coast
•
Co., 6% preferred
Linen Service,
common
75c
3-15
27%c
Lead
3-29
<s-a)___
__—______
Rotkland
3-18
(quar.)_
(-quar.)_c
B
4-20
(s-a),
Opelika
1
(quar).___,
A
Class
Debenture
Quebec Ry.
1;
A
ational
&
Loan
&
Ontario Steel Products Co.,
7%
preferred (quar.)
3- 1
-♦
3-29
1
■
preferred
3-29
'
4-15
2
3-18
4-15
56c
orig.
preferred
(quar.)
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Pyle National Co., common (quar.
8% preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.)______:
convertible
4-
$fc
Class
A
Gas
Publication
4-10
4-
3-20
4
25c
7%
4-
15c
3-25
1
4-
30c
preferred (quar.)_
4.24% preferred (quar.)__
4.65% preferred. (quar.)________c
'
4-30
2
1
4-
$3c
preferred
1
4-10
4-
4-
20c
4%
45c
50c
Co.
Public Service
1
40c
(quar.)
7;t *'"7
.
3-22
1"
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
class
20c
3-20
66c
t;. ^"50%. prequar.)_/—_•—
Ontario Jockey Club Ltd., common
*
4-
%
(quar.25c
Grocers, Ltd., common' (quar;)_L^
$1/50 preferred (qu»v.)________—
ational
Gypsum '(quar.)
3-
pfd. A (quar.)___
Corp., common (quar.)_^___—*
Pabst
(quar.)______
ational
3-15
1
4% preferred (quar. )___^_^_'—
Orangeburg Mfg.-Co. (quar.)
■■■*<••?• > 'aOwens-Corning Fiberglas..(qu<»i
—i
4-15
' 3-20"' ,B- Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred (quar.)
'.-"i-il'%5*3-15
.Oxford Paper Co., common (quur.r________
(quar.)30c
Insurance
ational
1
1
4-
cov.
Oliver
1-t
Gas
&
&
preferred
5.60%
4-
4-
(quar.)^
$1
-10c
(quar. >__
(quar,)_
3-11
3UC
—
3-14
3-25
Ltd
preferred
Mathieson
4'/4%
-3--8
6--11i4-12
16c
ational
1
$1.06
preferred
(quar.t_2
4.24% preferred (quar.i
Old Colony Insurance
(Boston)
1
1
(quar,).
4.50%
$25c
4%
4-
4-
Ltd.—■
3.35%
3-15
8
Electric,
Common
3-30
5c
Co.
%
$20c
(quar.)
common'
4-
3-15
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Gardner, Inc.
Public
12 %c
Co.
Public Service
6
1
5%.,:-"4-22-y
Mfg.
3-22
4-
l„%*
20c
common
&
3-
1
$1.11
3-20
2____
Register
Chemical
1
4-
(quar.)—
4-15
Securities
Biscuit
ational
4-
25c
•.
preferred
4-15
Corp. (quar.)^—
Stock-dividend
:
"ational
$12c
(accum.)
Co—2———i—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
6c
atco
ation-Wide
3-15
Oilgcar
Pacific
<fc
1
Telephone,.6% pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
37'/ac
(quar.)
4-
..
4.44%
*'.
4-
50c
Inc., common.^_-_.________
preferred
$2
Ltd.__
pfd.
5%
1
(quar.)
Electric
Lambert,
Bros.
5%
3-15
l
4-12
til-ray -Ohio Mfg. Co.'(quar.)
Corp.,
&
Providence
3-15
'4- l '.?* 3-15 -0
7"$1.65
'
3-21
3-
4-
& " Telegraph—
Quarterly
utual
Light & Power Co.,
4-
(quar.)
of Canada
Providence
1
4-
Co.—
1
t." :<:■i"'/•'
$3.50" " " 6-20
6- 3
Telephone
Cement—
25C
50c
(quar.)__.
preferred
Tools
Procter & Gamble.
1
4-1
^
%
States
RR.
partic.
Progress Manufacturing
4-
4-
4-
$1.75
preferred
"ountain
4-23
4-
3-
4-
%- 4-
4-30
3-29
-
¥-.4- 8
J15c
4-23
(quar.)_____^._______
Rubber
Ontario
(quar.)
4-30
$1.10
4-
:
Portland
Worcester
3-19
12 %c
Machine
Read
Prince
97 %c
3-8
37%c
Ltd.
States
3-15
+25c
s
4-1
(quar.)__.—
•'
L—
(s-a)
5
1
10c
General
&
Price
$38c
(quar.)__
3-15
(see Pnilip Morris 1
Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
(quar.)—
(quar.)g^,
(initial)
Chocolate
Electric
President
Ltd.—
Mlg.—
•
;:
preferred (quar.)________—2___—____
Ohio
5"3- 8
}22%c
3-29
preferred
4-15 "
>>:
4-15
preferred
l,Y
20c
$1.04
A
8
4-
4-
1st
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
Pratt
4.40%
1
59%c
•
3-29
Co.
3-
75c
(quar.)
3- 8
Sulphite <te Paper Co.—
Corp.
-Pratt,
3.90%
4-29'"
$$1.75
4-15
Ohio Consolidated
5
4-1
4-
$1,023%
.
5-25
.
4-
t45c
■
3-29
,
2
4-15
4%%
3-29
4-15
Ogilvie
'
4-
Y
Power
4-
5-31
4-19
$1.75
3-29
3-29
4-15
Office Specialty Mfg. Co,,- Ltd.:—
Flour Mills Ltd. (quar.)
-
3-20
45c
:__Y_
«3-15
-~
3-20
50c
4-15
2
4-
$1.50
(quar.)
non-cum.
Portland
4-20
—
&
Scotia
5%
2
Y.
!____
3-15
1
Ltd.___™—•
Forging,, confmon
preferred
6%
l
45c;
4%
4-
$1.75
I__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Huron
«Holder*
Payable of Rec,
Co.$1.75
Water
&
Porter-Cable
90c
——
Union
Portable
22 %c
tquar.)____
Oberman
4-
4-
4-
3-29
$1.02
Industries, Ltd.
O'Sullivcn
>: 3-i5
1
4-
$1.17V2
5
4-26
4-25
(quar.)
preferred
Nova
3-15"
V4-
(quar.)!_L__YL™__Y™'
(quar.)
3-15
1
Y
25c" '
8%.
,,
40c
•■
6
45c
Chicago Ry.
(quar.)
Lake Erie RR.
Nut
Common
5-
3-15"
■_-*
a'4-
Y.
Port
3-15
&
preferred
Plough, Inc.
3-20
*
$40c
—_____
Quarterly
3-15
1
4-
62 %c
'
_™^
1
1
5-15
$1.02 Va
preferred
Norwich
•
4-1
$1.25
(quar;>__
44-
$25c
(Philip)
orrison
7%
4-
%%
Nortnwestern
$2oc
•
coimnon
1
5-15
(quar.)
Telephone
Northwest
9-13
4-1
tZVAe
5
'
«■•••
5-15
"
6-14
-
'
4-
'
7%
Planters
40c
3-25 "
V.
1
10-1
-
Northern
3-15
'
preferred
(quar.)__ij__
organ Engineering, $2.50 prior pfd. (quar.)
"organ (Henry) & Co., Ltd., com.; (incr.)
7%
7-
75c
v_
Plainfield
$1.37 Va
____—:—___
(quar.)
preferred
M$4.16 preferred
.
3-15
4-10
(quar.)
preferred
$4.11
3_15
,
",4-1
*
5 "
3-15
1
$1.12%
common
"
x
a..;, 15c
convertible
orris
1
4.
28c
_/
r22
25c
preferred ,(quar.)____.
preferred
4-
(accum,)___ii__X^
(quar,)
$4.08
$1.10
;
Ltd.,
$3.60
3-15
$2
(quar.')
Pitisburgn &
(Minn.)—
Common
4-
(quar»)—5
A__
Co.
3-20
4-1*
25c
A
3-^2,
(quar.)—__——
3-20
~
5-1
—$1.22%
common
pfd. (quar.)
1
States
Share
Wayne
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.
4-
.
/quar.
Corp.,
1%
Pacific Ry.
Cominon
4-12'
5-
(quar.)____
Co.
Gas
1
(quar.2oc
Locomotive Works,
"ontrose Chemical
Northern
*
5
Co.,_5%%
Telephone
4-
$1.18%
Ward & Co.,
Ohio
Oklahoma
Company
Ft.
4-26
Power Ltd., common
.'■/%
*™__„.:™_
Co., 5%
Northern
Northern
Power
AMirreg.)
class
Utilities,
Power
ontgomery
3-
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
s
Noi-nicin x^atuial Gas
\
4
5-
100%
$4.10
"onarch
ont«na<Dakota
3_lt}
3-11
3-15
15c
—
Northern
Petroleum
Mills ..(quar.)
Railroad, class A
"
dividend
Name of
Pittsburgh,
3-
(Seattle)—-
Northern Quebec
Corp._^_^__^% _»_J_-l_
cuybdenum COrp. of America \quar."Y
onon
1
4-1
(quar.$1.12%
fonroc Auto Equipment
l*
1
Stock
Insurance
4-5
*
(quar.)___
(quar.
Containers, nod.,
"odcrn
3-n
Life
When
Per
0] Rec.
2
22c
(quar.)
56'Ac
(quar.)_
common
4.50%-*preferred
4.75% preferred
1
Northern
t
4-
$1.25
-
common
3-5
_™;_L___.™™..'
Light' Co.—
&
3-11
-
Works
$62 %c
preferred (quar.)
loc
(quar.»_^,
preferred
(qimr.U-^^u™-*™1
itchell
Illinois Gas Co.,
4.
75c
preferred
obile Gas Service,
Engineering
5%
(quar.)
4-1
——
issouri
83.90
class
series)
4-15
__
.™_1__
<
preferred
(quar.)__
Railroad,
(irreg.)
(irreg.)
A
(1956
Northern
$1.25
Pacific
Class
preferred
Holdeu
Payable
[
%c
Shipping Co.' (quar.)__:___
Valley oas (quar.>-_™i™™_;
ssisslppi
Ltd.—
15c
(quar.)__—
;
Oil,
Share
.
Northern
3-12/
4-
-
C5c
(quar.i__
*
4-
$2
56
A
(quar.J
preferred
4-
icC
ississlppi Power, 4.40%
$4.6Cr
"4-1
15c
class
Star
4-16
1
When'
rer
Name of Company
North
4-16'
1
4-
50C
Paper
Light Co.—
&
preferred'
5-
7oc
_
(quar.)J
Ontario
innesota
1
"
iller-Wolil Co., common (quar.)
4%% preferred <quar.K____;
innesota
5-
(quar.)_
__^_;_™
Reclaiming,
preferred
* "■
oj Rec.
* "3-20
1
4uc
'
wuai'.i,.
Manufacturing,
4-
$1.10
"
(quqr.i
Aurasive
Holder*
-
Payable
$1.22%
;
;
;
common
$2
"idsouth Gus
When
-
27VzC'"
$2.50
<yu^r./————
(quar.)
Utilities
(quar.i.
Soutn
iller
(accum.)
preferred
icldle
>
Share
x>aK.eries,
4.00%
Per
,
of Company
ichigarr
51
Steel
11c
Casting .(quar.)
Southwestern
Fire &
Marine
Ry.
(annual)—____
Insurance
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)__
$5
30c
6-17
6-
3
9-
9-17
12-15
3
12- 2
3-15
4-
3
4-
1
3-25
4-10
4-10
-
Number 5625
Volume 185
-
—
(1557)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
f bird Federal Reserve
THE COURSE Or BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
increase compared with a year ago.
Week Ended March 23
$22,528,084,093 against $21,066,711,300 for the
week in
same
Friday of 3.5%+
+
1,574,557
+35.0
1956.
this
At
Our comparative
9.1
4,509,390
1,426,000,000
4.0
5.4
17,899,373
14,790,173
56,105,905
—50.4
12,360,153
+19.7
1,248.000,000
3,154,622
5,852,269
4,303,628
*
6,817,546
14.952.952
11,853,078
1,492,164,772
1,449,851,120
2.9
1,304,354,378
1,271,000,000
+
3,973,210
3,768.097
+
7,940,746
6.823,707
+16.4
•3,400.000
3,281,749
+
3.6
+
12.4
WUkes-Barre
center
York__„
for
summary
the week follows:
Jersey—Trenton
Total
6,635.376
7,456,724
Delaware—Wilmington
New
(11
cities)-.
1,442,523
1,715,122
+
Scranton
Philadelphia—
1,635,003
1,673,170
2.4
2,005.948
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
S
$
1,522,601
4,314,005
2,054,152
-
,
1954*1
1955
%
8.2
4.705,605
Chester
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
—
2,125,085
Bethlehem
Saturday, March 30, clearings for all
1,981,623
1,819,704
or
Dec.
$
$
Pre¬
Inc.
1956
1957
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
6.9% above those of the corresponding week last year.
there is a gain for the week ending
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based
us
an
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
at
49
(L
_
f
1,871£19
4.420.365
j.
1/159,000,000
3,135,197
6,013,074
I
2,707,098
»
8,419,407
-11,937,171
9,060,GOO
;
1,209,642,437
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended March 30—
1957
York
New
1956
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
ye
$11,698.597,606 $11,396,560,389
3.5
+
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
1,120,079,096
874,117,107
+ 28.1
Philadelphia
j,272,000,000
998,000,000
+
670,155,548
702,204,294
379.887,982
346,185,387
Boston
Kansas
fit.
City
Louis
+
7,974,020
8,451.083
4.9
530,572,765
255,670,259
245,958,565
+ 16.7
292,781.772
307,023.940
619,431,651
2.4
+
11,414,002
11,687,374
__
Cincinnati
Cleveland
27.5
467,932,082
422,419,476
44.316,400
Columbus
347,400,000
+
602,479.185
+
530.596,599
485,798,344
+
571,435,656
543,016,893
+
289,869,751
+
11,014,750
+
10.7
9,774,067
477,036,292
447,585,628
'+■
6.6
382.845,979
8,330,084
363,965,206
1,438,300,651
1,352,017,640
+10.8
1,178,944,220
1,102,176,179
23.7
1
!
Francisco
San
Baltimore
„
1.0
Total
cities)
(7
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten cities, five days
Other cities, five
$17,570,061,141
days
$16,495,631,350
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ '6.5
All
4,081,687,460
3,809,233,290
+
7.2
$21,651,748,601
$20,304,864,640
+
6.6
876,335,492
all cities,
five days
761,846,660
cities, one day
of
3,525.492
4.1
—
4-16.1
21,961,088
210.442,101
s
-19,306.000
2,953,411
.
16,940,000
-
176,939,134
7,342,606
7,729,563
—
5.0
195,980,355
5,915,678
419,501,017
384.436,236
+
9.1
365,728,660
278,970,411
141,295,147
132,514,158
+
6.6
120,681,488
■99,909,233
823,092,470
Carolina—Charleston
761,001,091
+
8.2
711,137,673
580,717,602
;+
i
Maryland—Baltimore
District
3.917,945
3,756,640
25,497,758
225,699,302
Richmond
6outh
Total
Columbia—Washington—
+
7.2
W
cities)
(6
i
Total
all
cities for week
$22,528,084,093
__
$21,066,711,300
ends
issue
of
next
We
week.
furnish
cannot
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
Sixth Federal Reserve District- -Atlantaappear
the
as
137,895,056
32,491, 567
123,961 965
454,300,000
421,100 000
35,534,415
Tennessee—Knoxville
week
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
not available at time of going to press.
are
has to be estimated.
cases
In the
detailed statement,
elaborate
March 23.
For that week there
was
an
the whole country having amounted
same
however, which
we
week in 1956.
at this
center
We
increase of 16.6%.
an
Districts
in which
they
the New York Reserve District (including this city)
Total
this
the totals show
District of 2.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
in the
Reserve
District
and in
by 8.2%.
The
Chicago Reserve District enjoys
District of 5.6%
a
and the Minneapolis Reserve
Reserve District the increase is
an
improvement
1,452,033,159
are
larger by
Week Ended March 23—
Eoston_L-
1st
Des
Bud New York
Ird
In the Kansas City
Rapids
Richmond
-
M
•€
.:
Cfcb Atlanta
,
•0
17
eth
8th
Chicago
8t. Louis
11th
Total
V
New
We
York
add
our
+
16.8
10,300,535,821
10,402,012,801
1,449,851,120
+
2.9
1,304,354,378
1,209,642,437
1,352,017,640
+ 10.8
1,178,944,220
1,102,176,179
823,092,470
761,001,091
711,137,673
580,717,602
8.2
+
.
1,267,153,241
+ 14.6
1,121,489,215
04
+
9.1
1,230,564,252
1,136,101,403
686,400,104
+
5.6
626,998,245,
607,914),405
+
7.2
482^813,477
491,077,445
683,904,724
+
2.0
591,468,341
+
6.0
1,342,714,996
+
7.6'
611,169,435
591,287,023
463,237,415
507,496,247
1,090,706,852
•
978,679,636
23,141,857,629
+
13.1
19,941,105,170
19,276,955,533
12,398,575,426
11,321,400,021
+
9.5
10,006,235,124
9,201,880,973
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
1957
Clearings at—
1956
Inc.
$
S
Dec.
-•
or
vp
1955
1954
S
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland
i"
;
■
River___^
Lowell
4.760.232
+ 25.5
685.010.074
-
Worcester
Hampshire—Manchester
3.422,373
2,952,369
1,246.023
Total
(12
cities).
2,837,128
+
1,016,142
+
2,422,538
+ 36.3
3,326,046
2,676.512
13,627,243
0.1
11,689,575
9,892.899
+
64,603,000
6,956,720
9,481,183-
16.3
3,063,473
2,595,658
+
14.8
117,680,725
118,818,663
,573,010
6,
+
0.6
5,455,133
4,462,813
1.4
39.315,562
0.3
15,041.099
;36,493,403
13.184,058
45, 260.437
13, 332,669
I, 403,840
+
8.7
1,299,356
1,406,584
1,078 430,858
+
8.7
909,302.911
833,391,141
7,
,109,178
6 278,595
+
13.2
4,658,950
L
•
if.
—
—
i
+
4,070,711
+
7.7
12,170.408
+
1.6
8,037,414
7,250,443
5, 378,221
.
479,539
9, 633.572
,596,851
15,
9,
,786,080
,232,025
6,:
1,577,711,405
'
+ 15.9
4,883,233
4,257,743
9.1
1,230,564,252
1,136,101,403
14
1,446,566,803
+
11,454,4)9-
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
385,400.000
(4
9.1
341,300,000
199.518.416
2.6
172,790,703
324,100,000
171,988,166
131,052,590
8.9
110,740,890
114,386,998
686,400,104
;
—
—
-
Illinois—Quincy
Total
353,400,000
194,244.396
142,687,034
2,479,246
724,810,676
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis-
cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
2.1
2,429,058
+
5.6
2,166,652
2,001,625
626,998,245
612,416,789
District—M|pneapolis—
North
Eouth
16.3
6,323,959
5,837,488
411.779,584
'+
3.9
+
1.7
324,308,227
124,643,627
323,721,273
157,881.604
+
15.8
+
14.5
7,793,233
4,306,791
6.547,400
4,313,330
5,575,013
5,656,958
—
,1.4
4,613,552
4,318,478
14,348,611
12,997,179
+
10.4
10,824,C88
11,404,345
651,734,151
Minneapolis
St. Paul——
+
448.616,100
100.510,175
9,206,048
4,933,754
Minnesota—Duluthv____
—
—
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
607,918,405
+
7.2
482,813,477
491,077,445
——
Helena
-
Total
(7
7,340,579
8.538.450
r
—,—
Dakota--Fargo
cities)
7,949,171
135.641,133
3,607,3211
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Omaha--.
:
—
St.
927,393
870,675
921,600
707,942
+
6.8
726,517
555,9811
8,751,737
+
5.1
7,319,154
7,430,10)
167,133,170
+
3.2
146,374,912
170,532,052
8,167,604
8.624JB64
10,806,658
11,976,925
—
9.8
26,924,412
25,190,466
+
6.9
21,953.712
21,290,188
457,348,229
12,614,830
6,375,401
452,229,441
10,622.279
+
1.1
388,634,894
384,262,669
+ 18.8
11,681,671
10,417,747
Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
—18.1
755,259
756,232
9,199,387
172,501,973
,
—_™
—
—
-
City
Joseph
—
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
-—_
*
6,371.164
+
0.1
5,501,166
(a)
Total
.
4,146,152
3,039,005
31,468,796
+ 38.7
31,478.807
34,778.821
+ 25.5
15,503,760
12,813.762
Wichita
+
47.5
25.702.100
1.8
2,031,594
754,223,677
+ 25.9
794,777,767
Forth
[v
'
22,285,300
'^s+762,637
591,287,023
611,169,435
10,206,852
9,932,263
+
2.8
8,693,130
8,166,092
512,341,331
39,034.172
+
6.9
437,956.789
401,972,140
+
3.4
33.299,313
29,854,326
+
+
Galveston
19,755.883
+
2.0
547,664.844
—,—
Dallas
8.308.656
2.583,045
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin—
8,408.052
21,645,800
683,904,724
697,282,381
cities)
(9
+ 29.2
31,926,400
(a)
<a)
Pueblo
9,091.068
949,905,889
-
7,109,001
8,413,576
65,619,000
12.7
968,915
640,700.242
2.629,309
-j-
_
0.1
12.8
+
,409.289
1,
.180,560
1,172.
cities)
'
.
24,789.800
Rhode Island—Providence
+
+
9, 222,292
+
,
(17
.
43.658.226
Haven
11, 238.157
76, 421.000
6, 537,180
—
11,744.458
Connecticut—Hartford
6,195,88:*
610.328,966
29.1
35.5
804.216.751
—
3.302,297
fipringfield
•ew
4,932.601
6,647.857
13.642,211
New Bedford
New
1.814.093
2.020,762
1.3
6.558,440
■■
1.2
—
1,376,604
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
2,427,335
3,662.521
in
1,764,956
12,086,194
7,598.282
3, 210,665
•_
Missouri—Kansas
2.398,872
■
,
2,414.824
16,129,123
+ 11.9
-
Lincoln-.
Week Ended March 23
an m
+ 44.7
+
7.8
H, 647.548
,289,501
13,
Hastings
—r T—ii
976.321,169
44,
,604,631
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended March 23 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
1,121,489,215*
2, 226,234
r
.
612,476,789
26,184,738,727
detailed
+14.6
976,321,169
1,446,566,803
627,217,754
City
now
713,343,222
1,445,267,451
#0
109
Outside
$
$
794,777,767
697,282,381
«4
6
10
Francisco
v
724,810,676
M
„
8
Dallas-
13th San
1954
1,577,711,405
00
7
10th Kansas City
%
.
1,452.033,159
l<
4
Minneapolis
•!
651,734,151
10
7th
,
00
7
1,267,153,241
136, 545,816
:
Chicago
+ 25.9
12,198,637,487
9,052,790
451,835
182,673,333
3, 733.913
City
Total
Dec.
186,874, 644
156,,702,080
Springfield
1955
Inc. or
•
+ 14.5
18 320.180
.
Illinois—BJoomington
1,498,300,651
»«
4th Cleveland
$
1,492,164,772
11
Philadelphia
V'
754,223,677
14,245.217,968
"
10
Itb
1 '
212,740 299
,202,000
86,
10,
.397,124
1
Moines
Peoria
$
416 581
.252,384
11,:
Wayne
Haute
Sioux
by Federal Reserve Districts:
949,905,889
12 cities
__r,
162,089,946
10,047 250
3,:
,222,275
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 9.1%, the St. Louis Reserve
1956
201,516 277
19.4
.746,237
19.
Bend
Terre
10.8%,
the Atlanta Reserve District by
District of 7.2%.
1957
24.1
+ 24.3
+
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Indianapolis
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
■
519 400
—
.
9,1
,674,267
Rockford
■
+
14,766 ,323
Rapids
South
San Francisco Reserve District 7.6%.
.
196,199, 560
243.650,377
Decatur
+
166,300,495
Lansing
2.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District 6.0% and in the
In the following we furnish a summary
967
620,130
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
Cow a—Cedar
14.6%?.
194,262
Orleans.
Michigan—Ann
note that in
we
16.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 25.9% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
Richmond
4.036,00(5
21.8
243,516,205
cities)
(10
Indiana—Fort
of
4,370,32a
5,758 ,895
6,068 ,752
+
18,351,740
Louisiana—New
the cities according to the
group
106,244,355
316,900,000
9.5%, the bank clearings
located and from
are
5.8
24,202,091
574
6,469 ,823
Mobile—
13.1%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of
showing
Federal Reserve
increase of
—20.6
26,003 275
382,500 ,000
108,100
251.030 052
Mississippi—Vicksburg___
to $26,184,738,727 against $23,141,857,629 in the
7-9
6,093,698
__
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
+ 11.2
+
305,819,723
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
we
9.4
+
1
7,874 252
6,251,815
Augusta
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
i
6.9
+
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
4,985,413
+ 15.0
Total
in
9,212,429
5.2
358,682,654
43,256,000
—28.5
12.187,981
9.2
Cleveland
+ 12.0
8,820,392
13,485,975
Pen nsylv an i a—Pi 11 sb u rgh
"3.7
360,200,000
608,396,000
Pittsburgh
48,655,100
15,122,319
Youngstown
9.7
+
54,513,100
Mansfield
4.6
—
40.355,484
Worth
7,203.438
7,163,281
15,834.294
627,217,754
591,468,341
196,692.979
Louisiana—Slneveport
(6
Total
7,163.000
8,936,000
12,851,136
Falls
cities)
24.8
7,032.000
5,811,000
0.6
—18.8
6.760,458
13,754.557
11,115,106
+
6.0
507,496,247
463,237,415
+
29.0
184.705,782
166,714,910
+12.7
6,318,751
713,343,222
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York
Washington—Seattle
253,751,132
•
5.087,956
York—Albany
23,067,042
Bingham ton
(a)
Buffalo
160.729.455
21,924.828
*lniira__.
2.506,507
2,529,021
3.790,286
3,018.353
York
13,786.163,301
Rochester
Syracuse
Total
—
■+-
123,715,055
20.308.926
3.942.197^
112,032,603
0.9
1,926,302
2,036,434
25.G
2,198,924
New
(io
Jersey
cities)
Beacn
+ 16.6
37,095.389
+ 29.8
9,934.870.046
29.639,601
10,075,074.555
+
0.1
4,750,305
159,030,765
98.135,674
+
12.4
82.002,588
30.507,367
City_,—_______—_
Lake
26,794,180
17,048,302
+
18,943,477
Pasadena
+ 13.9
+
12,042,980
3.1
523,600,714
14,559,093^
Stockton
5,792.940
9,610,959
4,657,909
22,660,224
+
8.0
6,518,770
+
15.9
11,237,333
-
755,921,503
7.556.027
Barbara
10,596,363
+
6.0
25,371.357
18,379,040
+ 31.6
15.228,611
16,554,441
24.060.477
-+-
7.G
*25.500.000
77.011.083
54,392.014
-*-40.3
63,768.847
74,687.343
+
25.5
83.104,197
66.943.666
14,245,217,968
12,198,637,487
+
1G.8
10,300,535,821
(10
cities)
Grand
10,402,012,801
Outside
(a>
total
New
(109 cities)
York
Clearings
City
operations
8,017,025
7.6
1,090,706,852
978,^79,630
26,184.738,727
23,141,857,629
+
13.1
19.941.105,170
19,276.955,533
12.398.575,426
11,321,400,021
+
9.5
10.006,235,124
9,201,880,978
1.445,267,451
1.342,714,996,
+
54.111.050
93,738,653
Total
*24.000.000
17,955,660
14,978,405
587,313.409
20.070,925
779,447,975
Francisco
22,450.774
4,127,458
152,910,657
74,053,021
11.1
24,471,892
San
Santa
(25.895,121
'
Utah—Salt
California—Long
203,833,851
110,318,220
Oregon—Portland
1,637.572
24.182,020
Jersey—Newark
Northern
11,820,457.608
17,405,795
3.178,443
+ 13.5
48.134.500
Connecticut—Stamford
New
5.2
(a >
141,593.374
Jamestown
New
+
4,513,150
203,946.072
Yakima
New
discontinue.
(0
(1558)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
RESERVE
FEDERAL
22,
1957
Noon
Buying Rate
for
TARIFF
UNDER
When— Holderi
1930
OF
Leath
&
Co.,
Wednesday
Tuesday
$
$
.05-55555*
.0555555*
Free
.0247066*
Australia, pound.
Austria, schilling.
7
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan- dollar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markkaPrance (Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, Deutsche
India, rupee
:
Ireland, pound
1
2.224850
"-.'325200
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0108812
.0198750
.0198750,-
.325200
.325266
.325133
1.046406
1.046968
-.325200
--
1.046406
;
.209033 fi'
'.237941*
.209020
1
Yen..
.237937*
'
•*
.209000
2.791250
.00285500
>
.209020
.00277912*
.00277912*
.00277912*
.08O05GO
.0800560
.0800560
,261250
.261300
2.764542
2.763304
2.703613
.140080*
.496950*."
•
Africa, pound
:
pound sterling
.140080*
:.0349000
.0349000
London
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233333
.233329
.233350
,,
Co.,
8%
preferred
(quar.)_____
Chain
_
(quar.)
1
_____
(quar.)
Hosiery
Mills Ltd-., ..'class A (quari) r
Brewing (increased quar.)*
+ 4.40^'*'preferred G
si.10
(quar.)__^._____L_^l__g
Longhorn Portland Cement-.'-^-.+.^^.i^-iJ..
;. ", 25c
Longlries-Wiittnfluer Watch Co.
20c"
(quar)-—^..-!
Lorian;Coal & Dock, common I'quaf.'J-L-wL^" '"r' 25c
.193330*
.233325
2.781755
2.780510
2.780199
2.790937
2.790625
:V
/
2.778642
2.792187
'
Pipe
!
*
•\ .0349000
2.791250
_
.496950*
.0349000
2.780821
Kingdom,
common
(quar.)
2.761448
•
-
.496950*
s0349000
.233345
^
•
__.__L._i
-
"
Joint
Lone Star
.193330*
...
Corp.,(R. I.);
j
LockecStt!9i
t.;
-
.261262
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.
'
8% preferred
.0800560
•
-
.
Lock
-
.00277912*-,
t
*
2.762995
.140080*
,496950s'
.237891*
.261283
'
(quar.)
■
Finance
Class. A
,2.789062
.00277912*
common
(quar.)
-■
Preferred
.208900
'
.261250
,'
Local
.00435461*
'
-
.209030
2.790625
.0800560
peso-
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo.
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
;
'
r ::
.00285500
'.237930*" *
"
2.790937
2.792187
'
-
.208900
.00435401*
.00285500
.00285500 -
.237912*^
.90435401*
'1.00435401*
.00435401*
.209050
(quar.)
(initial)
.I/...!...
Lincoln Telephone &
Telegraph, com. (quar.)
5'preferred (quar.)_
+
1.046250
%
.209000 '<■:<
.209066
.00285500
-quartferly
Quarterly
Quarterly
.0385356*>
.0335356*
1.046500
.
pfd.
LiggettF'fc Myers Tobacco, 7%
pfd.. (quar.)
Lincoln-National Life Insurance (Fort
Wayne)
-
.<■»•
.0198750.-
.0385356*
/.0198750
___
.0249688*
2.222360
2,223605
2.223854
______
,'J_
3.85%
common
new
4'/2 ^ "preferred
.0555555*
.0248066*
.0239466*
.0238609*
2.224103
Co.
of Rec.
*
....
■
(quar.)
& Sons
Corp.,,
A;_
'(quar.)_____
common
i
class
i—
Liberty-Life,Insuiance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
:
LibertyXoan Corp. '(quar.):
......
7-
Payable
Ltd.,
Lernei^Stoves Corp.,
March 28
March 26
.0555555*
.0555555*
Lehman
Thursday
March 27
Monday
Lees-(James
(Value In United States Money)
New York
$
Official
Union of SoUth
ACT
16)
page
Nome of Company
Lawson:& Jones,
Class";B_^_._
INCLUSIVE
1957,
Cable Transfers In
Argentina, pero—
United
TREASURY
March 25
Friday
March 22
Mexico,
28,
TO MARCH
TO
(Continued from
$2.50-pi*eferred
£
Country and Monetary Unit
Japan,
BANK
Monday, April 1, 1957
DIVIDENDS
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. We give below a record for the week just paSsed.
FOREIGN
...
2.789062
.
>5%rijbnvertible
Lorain
.
'Nominal
Lord
preferred
Telephone
Baltimore
Co.,
5%
Hotel—
•
"
(quar.)
preitJrred
$1.25
(quar.)
'
L
+
(quar. )—A_.
(quar.)
(quar.)____i.____.
.
7%
7%
(In thousands of dollars)
$81 million.
Increase < + ) or
A
Decrease (-r-) Since
Mar. 27,
ASSETS—
1957
Redemption
Tctal
F.
R.
fund
gold
20,774,392
F.
R.
certificate
9,998
of
other
and
'Industrial
2,249
+'.
reserves
7,749
407,627
6,793
+
Mar.-20,
616,584
+590,378
276,155
ASSETS—
59,029
Loans
89,362
—
Loans
795
12
+
113
22,675
497
+
8,173
securities:
S.
loans
Govt,
and
securities
securities
1
i...
-2,285,070
reserves..,
+364,217'
59,821
254,897
items
liabilities
111,383
19.483,713
3,803,917
18,748
21.848
+
From
592,875
—1,644,071
+1C3.280
+
867
+
747,593
Total
liab. and capital accts.
gold certificate reserves
to deposit and F. R.
note lia¬
bilities combined
[
of
liability
purchased
on
adjusted
except
;33r
Government
deposits:
; v. <•'
47.2%
•
Federal
58,935
+
10,695
+
-2,285,070
+
32,042
.7%
Banksj'__-
1,974
+
698
+
12
—
19.862
loans
to
loan
banks
Items
and
Commercial and industrial
loans increased in
tricts; the principal increases were
$376 million
York City, $107 million
in
all
in
Chicago, $66 million
District, and $59
Re current increase
-
compares with
an
First
appear
in
another
?Z "ilIhon m the
San Francisco
the
million
in
306
+
$1
in¬
press
found-^
deduction
gross. •;
297
+
of
valuation
Chicago District,
District, but they
Boston District.
Time
de-
Basket
(quar.)__
Steel
-
•
mortgage
3?4%
Line
'
*
for
50c
+30c
(quar.)
Corp.—
v
c
'
.
J $1.2 5
L
i:
20c
pfd.
common
(+uar.)
12c
(quar.)
2232C
50c
& Co.
Co.,
Ltd.—
(quar.)_!__;_i___/
com.
•
>
(quar.)_i.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)..
Co.,
Drydock—
fi-
t
4 quar;) ~
l.C.JL.'L."_:x>LL.cL—_JL'
preferred (quar.)^__*2____._L;_J.
4V2%
4?4%
Rubber
"
Date
'
1958—
1
__..May
1
subordinated
1038
;+'
debentures
stock
due
$1.12'/a
April
1.
1981.,
May
Li—Mar.
series..^
York State Electric & Gas
Corp.,
4.50%
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.—
5% sinking fund
ship mtge. bonds due
Trans
1
1039
1153
Mountain
1968—Apf.
1
1
ENTIRE ISSUES
Rys.
of
*
Announcement
in
cum.
1091
1091
1092
this
issue.
preferred
stock..
...
(t;Uar.)___
*
—
x—
(quar.)..
(quar.).
■
convertible
*
preferred
(quar.)
50c
,
Co.
&
A
(quar.)
preferred
&
Co..
2nd
25c
30c
(quar.)—:
••'25c
(quar/i—xx.-.j..
Corp.,
1
-
common..
:
+ 90c
45 c
,
(quar.)
common
preferred
37*20
(quar.)
25c
(quar.).
(quar._)x__L
<fe
dividend
:40C
8712 c
'
:
'
$1
*
Scott—
on
common
7-15
6-14
v
30c
6-28
6-14
'
30c
Quarterly
4%
9-30
9-13
30c
12-20
...
Quarterly
Quarterly
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 5 V2 %
Messenger Corp.
(quar.)^
...
Mesta
Mfchlne
...
(quar.)..
pref.
(quar.)
4-
12-
1
3-
6'!
8
12*±C
pfd.
5-16
62
"
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3,85% preferred (quar.)1
tBR'Uc
"
c
4-
1
95c
4-
1
3-
4
9634C
4-
1
3-
4
(quar.)
5.
6;
3-16
._Apr.
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97^20
4-
1
3-
4
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0834
4-
1
3-
4
4.45%
Page
America-
conv.
Ltd.
Engineering Co.—
Acceptance
class
Stock
CALLED
60-year 5% gold bonds, series B. and
5% first mortgage
60-year gold bouds__^
,.._May
International Utilities
Co., $1.40 cum. conv. pfd. sk.
Apr.
Resistoflex
5%
5%
Merritt-Chapman
\1091
•
(quar.)
S3.50-preferred
979
preferred
Sl.il v4
4-
1
3-
4
12-zC
4-15
4-
2
■58T4C
5-31
5-16
Miami
Window
Michaels,
mortgage
Corp
A
"$1.50
$4
1091
1
.-.a,
(quar.
Medusa, Portland Cement"
1046
1
Date
Central
Stores
Machine A:
Mead Johnson
80c
1
July 1, 1983—Apr.
:
Inc.. 5% preferred (quar.)—v
McQuay.-Norrls Mfg.
(quar.)„____
,,
1,
Oil Pipe Line Co.—
first mtge. & collateral trust
bonds series A
Apr.
4% first mtge. & collateral
trust bonds series B_i
Apr.
4% first mtge. & collateral
trust bonds series
C_i__Apr.
Western Light &
Telephone Co., Inc.—
First mtge. bonds, series
G, 4V4%, due
Company and Issue—
Aircraft
Trucking Co.
McNeil
1045
1
4 Vr %
International
McLean
*
Oct.
.(quar.)..
McKinney Mfg. Co. (quar.)
McLean Industries, $3 preferred
1
pfd. stk.__Mar. 31
common
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines,
McKay Machme
(quar.t
Merck
mt.ge. ser. C 4>4 % bearer coupon bonds due
'78__Apr.
(John) Morrell & Co., 15-year 3% debs,
due 1958
May
National Gas
Oil Corp.—
First mortgage 434% bonds due
March 1. 1973.—_l„Mnv
^
i.i.JjLx.L.LL.—
preference (quar,).;
yv.), Inn. (quar.).__
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co.* Ltd. '
(quar.)
1
31
common
(J.
McDonnell
.
(quar-.
-L-.
Merchants
4.6%
Co.,
Interest
i__.
McQuay,
1st
,t
"
income
4,31*40
participating
Mays
-Class
1963__
&
'Extra'" i;.'
Maxwell, Ltd.,
$6
beneficial
net
A
"
McLellan
Apr.
of
from
Factor
Class
.
Page
Co.—
Gas Co., preferred
Electric Co., Ltd.—
Maul
Certificates
Max
bonds, notes,
redemption,
REDEMPTIONS
Manufacturing Co.—
&
SI 50
Casualty
tcily
given in the "Chronicle."
due
30c
.
-.Common
-
Ry.—..*■
bonds
8l2C
•
u
6% preferred (qUar.).."
(quar.).:
Maryland Credit Finance Corp., com.
tquar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding &
Maryland
.
r
Air
27c
59>JeC
;
—i—.:...
(Calif.),
preferred
Marshall-Wells
re¬
!
.
list of corporate
were
Laclede
First
million in
Charlotte
Tire
New
ac-
;
Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., 6 %
pfd." (quar.)
Marsh
(M.)
& Sons
(quar;)—
x__x_
185
—
81
—
15-year 3% subord. convertible deb^ntur^s due
1968__Mar. 31
General Plywood
Corp., 5% cumulative pfd.. stocks—May >1
General
the
increase
previous
&
Brunner
*
million in the Cleveland
de.creaused $617
miiv
after
shown
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
10-ycar 3% .sinking fund, debentures due
Atlanta
New
in
release.
Holdings of "other" loans
increased $40 million
Holdings of Treasury bills
increased $179 miliion in
New York
City and $162 million in
Chicago. Holdings
of U. S. Government
bonds decreased $40
million
increased ti
$67
and
are
Company and Issue—
dis¬
week, which also
quarterly tax date needs.
Changes
«nfT«i47
"
common* stock ; called
in which the details
458
—
.
New'Tork
66
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)"
^
industry
781
r"
f25c
,7"2JC
(quar.
T'und, Inc.—
Exploration
semi-annual
(Clayton)
Market
227
31
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
1.2%
+
loans, $393 million in
holdings of Treasury
bills, and $2,106 million in U. S.
Government deposits,
and a decrease of
$1,201 million in demand
deposits
adjusted.
loans for
+'.
.
998
Below will be
commercial
the
Mark
-
142
:+
.;
.
Reserve
Individual
preferred
+364,217
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Increases of $739 million in
in
910
Nofjjces
following
million
+
1,552
others___
27..50
*J$1L25
Mussacnusetts Investors Trust—
condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal
Reserve
San Francisco
,
15c
•
-
Maritime Telegraph &
Telephone
Common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar,)--—--L
+1,423
—
Redemption Galls and Sinkhtg Fund
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The
and industrial
•
.
20c
50C
(quar.)___
Marquette Cement Mig. Co.. 6%
796
—
'91
+2,106
ul0,382
'*•
.
t Exclusive-of
serves;
foreign
commitments
ended March 20:
».
,
com.
Oil
Increased
4
—>1,201
.+
3,240
banks.....:--.
f.
*
(quar.)__:
23,020
;;
:15c.
$1212C
L_.
(quar.)
Maracaibo
32
59
.v
55.704
U.'S.
deposits
PARTfAL
increased
272
70
'
2,535
50c
$1.50
-*•
■
607
-fry
Bond
Co.,
Marine Midland
Corp.,
4% preferred
53,981
accept-
for
51,019,368
correspondents
cluded
75
.?43,
>.961
banks;.
1,171
20 783
27,543
$403
25'.
7,642
20c
-"
-
(quar.)lLfc_L_
6 %'preferred
(quar.)__^
Manufacturers Trust Co.
(quar.U
Maple Iieaf Gardens, Ltd. iquar.)
Maple Leaf Milling/ Ltd., 5%
prof.
—1,428
—
preferred
Common
—1,782
40
;'
(From net investment
income)—:
Manitoba. Sugar Co.,
Ltd., 6'A' pid. (s-a;
Mansfield Tire & Rubber Co—/, :'
■
,
10+
—
17
13,437
4.75%
Marsh
—269,364
—
135
235.422
of
514
650
+
22
11.371
Banks..
_________________
demand
Borrowings:
From
330,765
accounts.
the
761 "
■
;
—2,66 V
$1.50
priority shares (quar.)..:
Bonding fc Casualty Ca._"4_;_._:.i._;_
Manhattan
-
-
+257,411
13b)..
"banks
393
>.
426'
.
+
.314
indebtedness
Reserve
.+
*
Convertible
-
Maine
145
—
40
t
18,624
domestic
Government
2,191
-2,295,900
(Section
shows
.
'
deposits
S.
17,003
—
49,678,045
;
'Surplus
loan
8
1,763
Foreign ..banks™,
ACCOUNTS—
7).
Industrial
•
A
Mading6 Drug Stores (quar.
Mahoning Coal RR. Co.
Mailman, Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd.
910
—
6
25,990
...
deposits
Interbank
—232,704
—
44,755
299,475
paid-in
«nces
Demand
+362,324
494,116
489,873
....
availability cash
Contingent
•
8,746
—
of
Federal
with
Domestic
18,349,522
acct.
(Section
-Ratio
31
/
1,148
...
U.
26,371,667'
344,843
capital
:
+
10,864
vault—
Balances
+94
—
.
125c
30c +
(quar.-
&
Malnb Public Sei-vice
banks....^........-^.
with
*
3,932
-4
•
6%
.
27,255
^Surplus
Other
to
+
739
140c
•
..+_.
& Bloedel, class
Class B "(quar.)
Macy (R._H.) & Co. (quar.)
3,529
4,842.
bonds.
in
+
'
3lV«c;
12232C
•
preference
MacMillln
805
__
1,822'
securities—total.....
—
Time
....
Other liabilities and
accrued divs.
Capital
11,380
+
<
deposits
Total
+
12,561
51,019,368
—
CAPITAL
6
+
Cash
<
258
-
"
Forbes, common (quar.)____
preferred * '.quar.)uL____—
+
l
Macfadd.qn Publications (quar.
pur¬
securities
Reserves
.1956
+
+
430
notes
S.
Mac Andrews
..
LIABILITIES—
bank
■
Deferred
+
for
+
31,149
•
.
bills...!..
certificates
'
+177,699
-145,430
Treasurer—general
Total
Government
Loans
;
Jpeposits:-.
Other
S.
U.
—618,871
-
75,651
LIABILITIES—
Foreign
409,190
—1,886,751-
dealers
.
Treasury
—537,795
loRns^
—...
and
Treasury
9?
4,611,111.
(Federal 'Reserve notes
S.
'
1,094
+
53,115.
loans...
loans_.._.__—
Treasury
9,500
+
132,550
23,705,621
....
assets
(quar.)__^
'Typograph Co., $6
Lynchburg Foundry Co.
for
estate
Other
Bank premises
Other-assets
Member
—547,295
56,300
23,065,567
from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items
U.
'76,250
25,500
(Due
Total
ing
Other
23,040,067
repurchase agreem't
U.
preferred
Ludlow
(in millions of dollars)
carrying
or
loans
Real
U.
bought outright.
under
Total
429,500
+
—582,500
Industrial
loans
brokers
-
$2.50
Lownev; (Walter M.) Go. Ltd.-(quar.)—.!__
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Mar. 12,
1957
-86,747-
:■
...
securities-.-..*::;.
purchasing or carry¬
securities...
.___.____.u_L
Other
2,801,750
Total
v>Total
—394,295
8,571,413
Bonds
Held
76,250
and
Agricultural
chasing
304.705
11,362,199
'Notes
r
adjustedf
adjustedt_.__c._—
Commercial
'
_J_
Investments
to
'
'
and
Loans
...
Mar. 13,
1957
Bought outright—
Certificates
4V2%
Decrease (•—) Since
,
Si.75
'(quar.)__
•
^
30c. ;
'
.
reporting
,
■
+ 117,347
2,652
loans
Bills
of
$1.751,
.
' 5.%
-prcreired ■ (quar. r__1._'_i';.L___i'_L_'L-JLL:
'"Lower StrLawrence Power, common
(s-a)__
increased
'
6,974
21,626,539
banks
advances—.
S. Government
liabilities
and
.
^Acceptances—^bought outright.
X.
of
summary
+ 583.404
852,147
notes
cash
Discounts
*
others^, decreased
.1956
447,367
notes
Other
for
j-'[ V ■
%+
$1.75
$1.75
'.
.'•"Los Angeles Investment Co.
(quar.LI™
Louisvill^ Gas & Electric, common
Loans to banks decreased $75 million.
assets
member banks follows:
Mar. 28,
1957
*
Banks
preferred
non-cum.
Increase ( + ) or
Gold certificate account
,
Mar. 20,
•
Borrowings from Federal -Reserve
$306 million and borrowings rfrom
fion-cum.
preferred
Lorillard (P.) Co.,
commop..
f; 7% preferred (quar.
posits increased $91 million, of which $55 million was in
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and -corporations
in New York City.
preferred
7%
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
fton-cum.
Stern
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)".
&
412 %
1
1044
1
720
11
1230
preferred
4+2%
preferred
Co.—
"$50 par"
"$50 par"
(quar.)
(quaT.)..
412% preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
412% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
4li% preferred "S100 par"
(quar.)
4Va % ■ preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
56 %C
56
Sl.121-2
8-31
11-30
5-31
8-16
11-15i
5-16
$1.1212
8-31
8-16
$1.12 l-a
11-30
11-15
■
•Kif
4
Volume 185
Number 5625
.
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
.
(1559)
•
"
Per
Share
name of Company
oVi% preferred
Electric Co.—
Michigan .uaxeries,
Gas to
Micn.gau
4.4u/<?
premrreci
Middle
Midland
Steel
Midsouth Gas
1
preferred
Power
Minnesota
(quar.)-.,',
4.40%
%
Class
A
Class
A
to
4.30%
Mitchell
4.90%
common
3-15
$2
7-
6-14
9-13
1
1
1
3-15
O'Sulliven
3-15:
Oberman
4-
l-t>
$2oc
4-
2
4-
1
iquarG-i-,.—-
'
II. -.loc
Power
26c
4-
works, Ltd—1'.
class
(quar.)
15c
145c
4-
preferred
Motorola,,
Pnilip Mornsi
:
;
«2%c
Inc.•" (quar.)
Mount
_
Mountain
States
.115c
.
I-*.I.X:v;
—A; "i:
Telegraph—
W
Inc
;
i
———
)il___——^—1.4.-
*
|.| National
Chemical
National Fire
V'.$!
$1.50
common'
(quar.)
20
Gypsum
A
$ I5c
:
4-
1
50c,
$5c
-■
National
Linen
Service,
1 National Lead Co" 6% preferred B (quar.)
4V2 %
29
preierred
common
(quar.)—
National Screw
29
%
National Securities
•
National
■!6
&
Research
ih1
Series——
%
abares
unless
National Shares
'•
National
Steel
4-1'.-^
Series
distributions
cash
is
paid
4-24
4-
4-
5
4-24
4-
New
,
4-
$37 %c
(quar.)__—
New
preferred
Hamnsbirc
'
6% « nreferred
(s-a)__i.
New Jersey Power
& Light,
preterred
4.36"V preferred
New- York.
25c
4-1
.
St.
RR.
4-1
4-15
4-
4-
| North
9-
8-16
___
4-
$1.12%
$1.12%
I_
T
3-
8
4-
*
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
4-
81 he
(qhar.)__—ll.
1
37 %c
4-
1
2 %C
4-
1
2V2C
.
$1.50-
(quar.)
50c
___JI
(qua
Jirj
.
r
93 %c
I__
4-10
7-
'
1
1
4-1;!
.
;;
'%
•4-
3"-TS t
6-13
4-20
4-
4-
1
6-
2%%
20%
**
3-15
1
3-15
*
4-15
4-
1
45c
4-
3-
1
5
4-
53-
1
4-
j-
1
1
3-
5-15
$35c
5-15
"4-12
$$1.50
5-
1
4-
4-
1
3-
4-25
15c
S-10
4-
1
3-
90c
4-
1
3-
$1.12%
4-*
1
3-
4-
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
$1.15
4-
1
3-
6-
1
6-
1
$4 preferred
4-
1
Pittsburgh
Inc.,: 4%%
Brewing
convertible
Co.—
1
4-
1
Rolir
3-11
'
4- 1
3-20
$1.25
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
5-
1
30c
4-29
v;
5-
87 %c
■
3-21
"f
4-
$2.50
"
4-
1
4-
128c
1
4-
1
3-15
7-
15c
..
3*10
3-15
,
7-
,.10-
6-14
I
6-14
9*13
10-
128c,
9-13
1-1-58
,25c
1 :■
12-13
4--1
75c
3-15
4-23
40c
3-20
4-
8
3-18
4-
•
4
3-12
$$1.19
5-
1
12 %c
4-
1
3-11
59%c
5-
1
4-11
4
90c
F
3-
93 %C
4-19
50c
*3-14
RR.$1
—
(quar. 1
A
A
3-20
$1
3-20
35c
—-—
(accum.)
3-18
$2
(accum.)——
(N.
5-
1
4-16
93 %c
8-
1
7-15
10c
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
25c
-
Y.)—
Corp.—
.
.
.
40c
--
4-13
3-20
■
*:
*
.'
(quar.)
series
A
pfd.
(quar.)
Russell
Ryan
fF.
C.)
4-16
4-25
4-11
4-
2
3-15
4-
1
3-25
4-
4-22
4- 5
1
5-15
$1.02 %
6-
1
6-
1
$1.23%
6-
1
35c
—
4-30
5
5-15 "
6»lf>
••
5-15
4-10
35c
4-15
$1.12%
4-15
3*2#
$1.25
4-15
3-29
—
—
$1.37 %
$1.50
4-15
3-29
3-29
4-15
3-29
$0.3281
4-
1
3-15
5c
+
5-
1
4-
$1.12%
4-
1
3-11
4-.1
3-18
1
Rubinstein)
4%%
preferred %quar.)__
(qnar.)
:
5c
—
Petroleum
6-
$1.18%
—
(quar.-l——
Corp.—
>
,
3
5%
4-24
4-
25c
4-25
3-25
60c
4-
$1
—
—
3-30
4-15
$1
—
Co.
'3-15
25C
—i
Helena
8
•"t 40c
—
dividend
1
$0.2083
.<quar.)—
(see
8
4-
$20c
D
Helena
6
3-
15c
-
(quar,)_
Co.
(Jacob),
3-
'
3%
——
(quar.)_——
Ltd.. 5%% pfd. dquar.)
Management Corp.^—
Oil
3-
1
I
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)—u_——
C (quar. >
—
Consolidated
Stock
3-12
E
1
4-
$1.25
V-.
1 (quar.)—
H
K
3-18
4-
25c
1
4-
,
—
—
——
I
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
-Ruppert
~
$1.18
—---
(quar.)I-^
(quar.)
preferred
9
3- 9
4-19
——
Potomac
Insurance
preferred
Aircraft
1
17 %c
•
to
CI4-
$1.12%
————
Co.
(quar.t—
Electric, common
&
preferred
Royalties
3-12
4-
4-17
4-15
4-15
-
4-
2%
———■——
preferred
5% %
6%
3-15
1
$1.12 %
—
3-22
4-
/
•46c
1
4-18
4-18
%
4-
110c
—
—
Button
Gac
Rubinstein
25c
3-29
1
T 127c
/.
3-21
1
5-
dlv.)__—
Electric
&
5%: preferred
4-
Co.—
$2.50
4-10
Safety
Industries
Safeway Stores, Inc.,
3-15
,
4-
1
■
"
———
4%
4.30%
5-
75C
12'ic
4-15
5-
1
1
4-15
4*-
--
St.
4-15
1
6-
1
6
$1
4-15
4-
Louis
Louis
$5
7-15
7-
1
-
5-
1
4-1
53J/8C
4-
1
3-20
$5
$5
A
Corp.,
preferred
St.
St.
1
SI
—i—
—
pref-arfed
A
Nationrai
San
—
common
Ltd.,
(quar.)
^
St.
Louis
(accum.)——
.
,
62 %c
5-
1
4-10
St.
Paul
Steel
Fire
to
Casting
Marine
25
3-
8
$1.25
4-
•15
common
(quar.)—
t25c
$$1.25
—
Co.
(quar.)__
75c
4-25
3-29
4-25
3-29
4-
1
3-15
Ry.
•-
_—
Louis-Southwestern
'-25
35c
(quar.)_.—
$1.25
6-17
6-
3
$1.25
—
(quar.)
2-25
—
com.
(quar.)
dockyards
1
4-
(quar.)-.—
St.
(quar.)._
.
f
$1.07%
—
Power,
pTeferred (qUar.)
prefe»*red
(quar.)
—
(nuar.)
Francisco
preferied
—
(quar.)
preferred
Lawrence
5%
3-15
3-13
"5-
preferred
Jaseph Light <fc
5%
St.
-
75c
62%c
3-15
3-27
4-
97 %c
.
>
1
4-15
93n4C
-
preferred
3-14
•''
4-10
15c
Royal McBeo Corp., common (quar.)_
4% %
preferred A
(quar.)———
*
(quar.)——
B
1
4-11
'——
———
preferred
Roy a lite
(guar.)
pfd.
4-15
20c
(Canada), Ltd.—.
Co-.?- prtfwr^ B——
4%%
8
17 %c
PitneyrBowes,
5-10
30c
V.)
4.95%
3-15
4-15
$2
$1 y
(quar.)_j
preferred
4-IS
:',4-
L.)
dividend
4.10%
ordin-
—__n:.r-1_w_—_
(quar.)
$4
(A.
4%
5-15
.
"
62 VaC
*
5-10
■
Co.—
class
&
Rochester
5-15
30c
from
(quar,>„—
common
4-
-50c
.
——
————
preferred
Rochester
8
$1.10
843ic
—
(Hartfordj
6-10
4-15
85c
.
(quar.
American
2nd
Stock
Roe
.
Eastern Ry; (s-a)_—
Co., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
I—
Inc.,
"
8
—
20c
(quar.)
3-18
5c
5%
5%
1$L50
pi'd. (quar.)
cl. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 5%
Roddis Plywood Corp.
1
8
tquar.)_.—
common
3-15
4-29
7-1
>.■■
(quar.)—
"
class
Gas
Rockv/ood
5-17
45C
r
—
20c
(Me.)—
—
InsuraTve
■'
Roebring
income)
(l%c
4-1
9
1
%c;
415c
Mfg., common.;———
dividend partic. preference (quar.)
5%
4
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—.
Quarterly
*—
$2.50
•
3-
50c
4.75% preferred B (quar.)_.
Rochester Telephone Corp., com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
1
75c
<P.
Quarterly
4*25
voting (quar.—
Corp.
3-
; w.
(quar.»
-
,
Cement
Rochester
<
—.1
Co.
8
-
3-15
4-
>
i 25c
———————
partic,,
Rochester
4"25
W
33c
(quar.I_—
Power & Light, com. (quar.)
Fibre
1
5"
,
6
5-15
Sand
Chemical
4-
4-
87
(quar.)——
partic.,
$1
3-21
5-15 k"
25c
—
net
,
127c
•
—
Ltd.,
(stock
(quar.)
Robertson
'■
I
undistributed
" Plllsbury- Mills
J.
-3-9
1,
3-22
$25c
127c
obligations
Inc.
$1.25
5
32 %c
I—
Glass
preferred
Phoenix
4-1
138C
35c
-
3% %
common
$1.25
3-20
4-10
$i
to
'
■
3-12
W
4-' 8
"*
25c
4-15,
1
3-9
5c
(quard
Fredrlcksburg
Co.,
Riverside
9-16
37'/aC
—
,
I-j:
4-1
4-
40c
50c
3-15
5^
93 %c
1
a
Gas
Bros.'
Dividend
12-16
a
45 c
dividend)
(quar.)—
3.90%. .preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (nuaf.)
3-30
4-15
4-
-
(increased
Inc.,
Ritter
3-15
——w
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Phillip Morris, Inc.,
3-15
8
5-24
>a
—
preferred
Common
3-22
"
10-
2%c
—
—
commoh
Co.
3X22
135C
—
(Canada),
&
Richmond,
3-15
1-2-58
2 Vac
—
Philadelphia to Trenton, RR. "(quar.)—
Phllco- Corp.,: 3%% preferred (quar.)_
:
•
"
30c
(
Rich's,
...
Philadelpliia Suburban Transportation
5%
I_
("qua
-
4-
"
4% %
3-15
4-20
135c
(quar.7—
3J,4%e preferred
ary net income and 23J2C from accumuIn ted
undistributed -profits
from sale of
Peorta
1
4-20 ?
45c
(R. J.)"Tobacco Co.—
/
,L
preferred
(quar.)_„_I——
'4.50%
;
$1
—
Paper'(stock
securities)
3-11
$2
File (quar.h^
I'
2-21
$50c
North Penn Gas
'
'3-11
4-1
"
v
Nort^h American Refrstctories
^
:
4%
dividend)-—
Securities
Pet Milk
___
preferred
American Aviation
7
3-11
1
4-
93 %C
Newberry (J. J.) Co., common
3%% preferred '(quar.)___
| NIchjOlson
3-
4-1
Peoples
-
4-
,5%
«—-—.I
preferred
Reynolds
'•••», 3.60%
C
4%
PtiblifThing (increased),—
Peoples Gas Light &• Coke./quar.)
I"
3-15
$1.50
— —
$90c
!I" Penton
1
7
1
—
—
(quar.)
Rlchman
ipuar.)_
'Common non-voting
•
(quar.)
feuar.)..;
3%%
3-
1
4-
Common
3-18
4-" 1
(Ohio)
Newport Electric,
1
4-
4-
Co., Class A (quar.)
Inc.
4% %
$1.50
4Va% preferred (quar.) —,
——'-—4
4.40%; preferred (quar.) ——
3.35% : preferred -(quar.i———
4.60%. preferred (quar.);__—I—
Penobscot
Co.—-
—
f;|
>
..
3-15
$1,18%/
(quar.)
preferred (1949 series)
preferred (quar.)
New York Trust
(quar.
Newark Telephone :
$4.50
i:'
3-15
.: 75c
——_—
4%%
nreferred
■it.
50c
Gas—
1
3-15
3-8
$1.09
Louis
3-28
3-2C
56V*c>
"
—II,
Pennsylvania
£ 3-28
;
4--1
4-1
-4
(quar;):.—
New York Dock,
common
New York State
Electric &
preferred
4-
4-10
Quarterly
3%%
4-15
'»
$1.15-.
$1.01%;'
com,-"(quar.)
&
12%
——
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.—
(Balance of
3-25
3-18
30c
'
C.)
Pennsylvania
u.—60c
(quar.)__
Chicago
(stock
(J.
Pennroad
3-20
4-1
mj,.'50c
Co. (quar.)
i
,15c
preferred (qnar."ti
Orleans Public Service,
1
4-15
4%, pfd. .(quar.)$l-v=
4.65%
Penney
,
V
*
$6
5
3-15
U 50c
quar.).
Reynolds Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd,—
I
4%%
preferred
(quar.)I
:
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)-a.——
Go.
Parchment
Ltd.,
preferred
1
3-
3-15
1
—.—--—
Revlon,
$1.13
(quar.)———-—,
A
Oil
$1.50
——
'
to
Penman's
-
5
3-
1
4-
:.$1.50
Ins'Ta
3-
1
3-21
1
4-
common
(quar.)
Reserve
40c
r
(quar.)—
Telephone, common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__—
$1.30 preferred (quar.r_I--->
—-—
>':;;$1.32 preferred (quar.)— i__
—
1
1
4-
$2
r~>
$1.18%
.;
4-
(quaiO—$1.12%
(quar.")i„—'_ft_
Jersey Natural Gas.^coihmon (quar.)—
434%
'
'
>
(quar.)Carton
New
■
3-
1
4-
I 30c
Class
A
(quar.)———_____II——_—
Republic Pictures Corp.. $1 conv pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar;)—_——— '—
$1.18%
(quar.)__—
r: $1
■
3-21
$1.75
„—^—al——*/,
Extra
$1.09
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
(jommon
4-
u
$15c
—.
Fi"e
New
.
'
4-i
4%
v25c
pfd. „(quar.)t.—
New Haven Board &
Haven Water
New
Class
5%
——
—
A
Extra
'
4-
3-15
4-1
—-—
(s-a)——
(quar.)
Chains
Class
'Peninsular
3-20
4-
iqnar.)—2^0
,
.at-
4-12"
7%c
:
Ttelephone Co.+ Ltd. (quar.)
England Electric System
(quar.)———
New England Gas &
Electric Asso;-r-
6%
preferred
3-15
$1.75
—
dividend
(C. A.)
Renold
Pipe Line—
preferred
1
4-
%
4-1
.
jPemco Coi-p. (quar.)—__ ———^1-—
3-15
4-1.,
•
$1.06
,
$1.16%
;
Rust-Proof
Paterson
3-15
-
4- .1
k
;* :6hc
Brunswick
4.60%
i-
3-29
3-15
4-15
50c
>.
——■'
preferred
conv
3-20
3-15
Corp.—
Reliance"Mfg7~(Tl7.),
a
-
•
i:
—-
England Power,
%
4-15
A7%c
—:
4%%._ convertible
conv.
1
4-1
110c
(quar. )——
(quar.)_
*4-
-
$1
Reitman's (Canada), Ltd/ (quar.
"
New
New
conv.
35c
•
25c
Reed
(quar.)—————
preferred
Parke-Davis
:.
;
Rapid Grip to Batten, Ltd.,, 6%..pfd.> (guar.!
(quar.)—_——
k Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—,
;.4 ,1
dividend—4%
Common
.
Parker
(quar.)_—30c
Class
5%
5
•
,
conv.
5%
■
I;
4-26
4-28
Caroiiria—
Inc.
(quar,)—lu^.—
Reading Company, 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Reda
Pump
Co.
(quar.
Reece Corp.
(Mass.), common—1----:——
5% preferred (quar.)——
$1.25
Electronics
4-28
-
5-15
Bearings, Inc.—
Rapid Electrotype, stock dividend—————
$1.12%
(quar.)^'——
5-15.
%5-15
.—Rayhe^tbs-Manhattan.
(quar.)
Eastern
.5%
5
4-
North
-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
5
4-24
4-24
40c
•"
——
Stock dividend
Nehl- Corp..
Mfg.
3-18
1
84C
Randall Graphite
(quar.)_^.___
Light/common
3-15
3-14
4-
-
Bearings, class A (quar.)
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
-
3-15
-
4*i-l
$1.12%
Candy Co.__———_—,—
Mining Co. ___————————
Stock
1
5
Oklahoma—
$3.50 ,1st preferred
.
1
4-
3-13
v
,
approval i_———
Pantex Manufacturing, 6%
Park Chemical Co.—
1
t '
J
——^
Corp. Ltd
National Sugar Refining (quar,)
National Suprly *""0.,
com. (initial
quar.)
'National Tank Co.
t
••
v
5
Hampshire—
1
4-
$2.50
RAM
20c
—
4-5
v
in kvv
requested.
(quar. (_—;
Car
Nationwide Corp.,- class
Stock
Packard-Bell
3-18
(quar.)
Anne
Radio
•
17 %c
——
(quar.)
of
preferred
Quiney
$$1.75
Page-Hersey Tubes,;Ltd. (increased)—'
Palestine'EconomicKstcck dividendi-.———
,Pan American Sulphur Xstock dividend)
4-, 5
12c
Co.
to
3-25
$2"
14c
RR.
class -A- (s-a)
(Subject to Iulcrstate Com¬
preferred
5-15
4-15
—
preferred
Commission
1
"V :
—
Pacolct
5
4-24>'4-
135c*
_______
5%
6-
$62 VaC
City Life Insurance
Queen
(quar.)
preferred (initial—_u_—
preferred (quar.)—i___——
6%.
5
4-
Co.
5 %
'
f$3
6.16%
3-18
4-24
l8c
(s-a)
4-
25c
of
preferred
5%
'■%
$25c
4.52'-^ preferred (quar.)___—_————
•
3.la
4-24-
,
r
23c
v:
••
Carp.
National-Standard
Finance,
5%; preferred
■
j
5
4-
••4-'l5^''*-'
.•
4.
5c> v
gains
Terminals
(quar.)
New
Quebec Telephone Co.,
(quar.)———-
common
1
25c
(quar.)
orig. preferred
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
—-
Coast
..Pacific Power
3-18
'%
ft
4-15
26c-
'
—
—
Stocks
capital
3
> :.A.
-'-.-V1,,;- *;i 30c
..
Above
i-"*''-4-'-a*?,V
8;>c
Series
Growth
^-3(1. 3_
5-
V
*42c
---—
Balanced Series
Bcflid
Co.,
5-
——
—
K
-
3-22
$75c
,,
v
Stock
dividend
_—.> Quaker Oats Co., common
(quar.)
y »
• 6%
preferred (quar.) ——I-———
;•
Quebec Power Co.
(quar.)—___—-———
H5c
.
4-18
—
$5C
■»'
3-19
4-
$3c
■I-
(quar.) _—,IH_I—^_I__I__
American Fisheries, Inc.
4%
Series
Dividend' Series,
Preferred Stock
B
3-20
"
75c
„•
preferred (quar.)^—
4.24%. preferred (quar.)
4.65%- preferred;(quar.)—-I—-
-Quaker
Brewing
Panhan-dle
,
J
Phner
$4.50
;v:-,YVV::
,
(s-a)___
(quar.)-———;—
$4.75: .preferred
(quar.
$4.75. convertible preferred
Corp.—
Series— iJ
___r
Income
•11
6
1,
4-
■h
25c
Series ;
50c
3-20
4-15
.4-1
—
Co.
Service
4-15
75C
(quar.)
Service
3-30
56c
(quar.)
of
3-18
4-15
25c
Pyle National Co., common -fquar.)——
8% preferred (quar.)___.
15c
pacific. Lighting,-$4.36 preferred
$4.40 preferred (quar.)-—
6
Mfe ,> (ouar.62%c ;
Securities
Stock
-11
9-
$1.25
^
3-29
.common
convertible preferred
merce
7
$1.12%
(quar,;_rT-f_-.^-a.i.
4-20
Co.
3-20
4
30c
I,
pceferred
Worcester
(quur.)
3-25
1
.,u"4-
$i :
—
:>
.
(quar.)
Jockey Club JLtd.',
Stock dividend
1
6-
20c
ft
$1.06
1
Pacific Greyhound Lines, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
;Pacif,ic Indemnity
(quar.)—
Pacific Intermountain Express
(quar.)——
3-15
3-
"
—
.—
Macaihery
2)'
'
1-2-58' ^12-
$5C
,—
5% preferred
(quar.)_:
National Lock (quar.> —
National Rubber
15
15
(quar.)
3-29
4-
to
1
%4-
20c
(quar.)—.
Co.
4-
10c
.....
(quar.)
preferred
7%
4-10
4-15
3-25
(quar.)
■
10-
$1.50
21
4-30
20c
preferred
(quar. 1
Pacific Gas to Electric Co.
(quar.l__I__
3_15
4-1
tPc
—«•
4-10
45c
—
4% %
5
7- <2
"•
$5c
—.
(quar.)
"40c
(quar.)
common
'
(quar.)_-_-.-
B
A
preferred; A
Paci ic
v
*
20
:
3-14
1
(quar.)——
Reliable .Stores
',4-15
1
$5c
A
Corp.,
Pacific
4- 1 "•'>3-15'
4-
:
pfd-
cov.
Pabst
3-29
,
3-15
547
oxford'
3-15
(quar).——-———;
1
Ltd.
preferred
7%
-•v
3-22
^
5-,r
$37'/2C
(quar.)_^:
3-
4-15
4-15
—
4-
(quar.) ,.ii%
prangeburg. Mfg.,.Co.(quar.),
'.I, OwensrCorningv-Fiberglas (quar.7—
•ft'Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred
1
4-1
A
Class
4-15
w
.
Class
16
Ltd.,
(qm\r.>
$1.11
;———
,
3-11
1
40c
Nationol Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
20c class..A
(quar.
Class
4-
4-
27 VaC
j.
3-15
3-15
1
4-22*
25c
.
,:
1
4-
Ltd.——,
Inc.
Gas
-Publication
X25c
3-18
4-
30c
,
i
4-1
4-
(quar.)—-
———————_
1
tl33ic
3-30
4-1
50c
■
.
Co;- (quar.)__,___
(Hartford)
(quar.)
(quart):
Grocers,
r'-f.q
20
_—
Mfg.
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
'
Insurance
preferred
National
15 v
&
National Fuel*Gas
National
4-15
5% ■
.
51.10
3-15
"
12 %c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5.60%
1
4%
3-30
15C
National Biscuit Co., common
iquar.)
National
Cash
Register
(quar.)
3-15
Ontario Loan &r. Debenture Co,
(quar.)——
Ontario & Quebec Ry. (s-a)
,Ontario Steel Products 'Co., Ltd., common—
7%' preferred (quar.)——
Opelika Ml'g. (quar,)—
Ore ntje A RocKtr.nd Electric^
";
*
■!:v
4-15
5c
•
3-
4-1
1
6%
4-:i:.'iS3-l5
20c
—--
dividend'
Nation-Wide Securities
3-29
6-
Pacific
Industries,
Corp_.<quar.
Stock
66c
Inc.
Co.
Service
Public
1
4-
—
4.50%
3-20
97 V2C
*
3-
3
3-
1
$1.96 Vt
Ontario
>
3-20
3-15
1
4-
3-19
"X:."-'/i'5%.%:
3-29
6-
1
4-
30c
'
$1.65
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.: (quar.)i___„
—X" r 50c
Mutual System,'Inc.,
common--——6c
6% preferred (quar.)—_——
37Vac
&
ft
3-22
4-15
4-
*25c
3-19
50c
(quar.)
3.35%
i.
1
—
(quar.)
Gamble, 8%
Common
3-11
$1.12%
?
«
.'3-15
6-20
1
|20c
.
4%- proferretP'-ftrrmr.
$3.50
_——__
Telephone*. &
4-
(quar.)-—
Co...:—————
Oliver
I -1;%
Quarterly,——._ul
6
Public
12 V2C
_—
common
to
preferred
Public
3-22
Mhthiescm Chemical/
%
41/4% convertible
:preferred/ (quar.)—.—
•
3-15
1
3-
1
1
8 <
■
1
4-
4-
3-
1 ';j
4-
4-
25c
75c
y
4-12
3-15
$12c
(accum.)
—
37%c
1'
(quar.)—.
"••'V.,' 4%
4-1
pfd.
4-
:
Olih
}
$1.75 i
5%
5
4-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
Gardner,
Progress
I;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
to
Providence
.Ollh
v
-
—
Royal^Dairips, litd, (quar.)Mount Vernon Mills•' *;?;
7%, p referred (s - a )I_-——Li
^
>
.
5%
4%
8
1 *
3-21
1
8
4-
(quar.)—
Electric
(quar.)—
Electric,
.Procter &
3-
75c
preferred
Tools
Lambert,
Providence
Gas &, Electric, com.
preferred (quar.u—
4.24% - preferred (quar.)
Old Colony .Insurance (Boston)
;
122%c
;/
•
Oilgear
3-
4-
*j
4-23!
4-
$2
(quar.)-—X
%
I V
4-23
4-30
'
2
4-15
Paper Co.—
to
preferred
Bros,
Prince
•
C'v
4-
3-15
Cement—
;v Oklahoma
1 - .34:8;.
4-"T-..« 3-15"
-
1
4-30
.
$25c
(quar.
.4-
.
59%c
Consolidated, Incy—
(quar.)--—
—--'i'
$25c
4-
1st
,
Edison-.Co.^
3. 8
.
Price
$38c
of
Read
President
8
4-
$1.50
I : 10c
General
&
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
partic.
preferred
'Pratt
Co.—
preferred
V,;,;
3-18
:»
1
(quar.-)-——20c
preferred
(quar.)———
Morgan Engineering, $2.50 priof pfd. (quar.)
Morgan (Henry) to Co., Ltd., com. (incr.)
Morris (Philip)
(see
Morrison Cafeterias
8 -
1
$81 ITS
—.r
common-
4-
f$1.75
convertible
.
8
8
•
..
3-2D
—
preferred
4-.lv, 3-11
4-
——
(quar.)—;—
Drop'Forging,
.4-' 1
$25c
■
B
8
33.
3-18
$1.75
4-15
(s-at-
4.40%
;
4-8
^
$1.04
Ltd.—
Corp.,
4.44%. preferred
3-
4-29
3-29
6%
XPratt,
-
>
4-15
;
____
•
an-
45cV
(quae,
Corp.," Ltd., "common
Natco
1
50c *
-
1N
1
4-
.
■
3-29
,
>
2
Machine
Corp.
of Rec.
'
4-
—
;
Sulphite
Electric
4%%
3-29
4-15
Power
$1.75
(quar.)
Chocolate
non-cum.
Holder«
Co.—
(quar.)
Porter-Cable
3-29
4-15
_________
3.90%
4-5
4-15
$1.02:%
—
RR.
preferred I quar.)
'Onio
;
5-25
-
3-15
$1.12V2
(quar.;—
class .A
7%,
3-15
5-31
(4-19
62%c
/quar.—_______/I.
Montreal Locomotive
4%%
1
-
4%
Portable
3-29
4-15
Light & Power Co., Ltd
Ml'g."—''
5
Water
to
Ry.
When
Payable
,
Share
—
(quar.)
Huron
Common
3-29
4-20
90c
$1.02
(quar.)__—
Rubber
Port
6
4-
4-25
$1.02%
Office Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd. (quar.)__——^
Olilo Consolidated Telephone^6%pfd. (quar.)
3-20
3-20
'
Co.
Montrose Chemical
Moore
4-
5%
3-15
■
preferred
Nova Scotia
3-15
preferred, (quar.)—1_—; $1.17%;iC .42 1
Class. A
7%'
I-
1
'
15c
class AH accum.$1.25
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward.&po.( common
;•••: 7%
1
$1.18%
A__I
8%
3-15
40c
class
-
MoOre"
3-15
5-
4-26
25c
Worcester
3-15
2oc
$1.12%
45c
$40c
____________—
Ltd.
Union
Nut
Plough, Inc.
3-20
3-15
(initial)-—
A
Industries,
&
1
$1.22 %
1
1
5-15
Quarterly
$31'Ac
____
4-
Chicago
—
Plainfield
5-15
4-
—
(quar.)
•;>} ;:.Extra '
Nortnwestern- States Portland
97</aC
Equipment Co., 5% .pfd. (quar.)
Montana-tDakota Utilities, common
(quar.)4.50% preferred (quar.)#_j—-'
Montana
3-25
-v.
10-
Corp.——
America
Northwest
'■
22 %C
preferred
$1.07%
Monroe Auto
...
3-15
5-15
25c
(quar
Northern -Telephone Co.
5%%
:
"Wayne to
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)—
Pittsburgn & Lake Erie RR.
Portland
—
(quar-)'—-—
Monon Railroad,
4.70%
4-10
3-22
(Minn.)—
preferred
Norwich
__
ijod.,
Petroleum
i
75c
(cfuar.)___i__;—
Modenr containers,
4-
; 75c
(quar.
preferred
Mills
3-15
i
(quar.i__-__L_-
4.75%
Monarch
i.-,r
CO.—
(quar.)____,
Molybdenum Corp." of
3-15
4-
*■2.:''
Co."
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
$4.16 preferred"(quar.)
;
?
"
(quar.f_i_^._______—____
Service,"
5
4-
—
preferred
preferred
Mohawk
1
3-22
1
40C
(quar.)___
preferred<■ (quar.)—i—______
3-15
4-
1
5-
$1.37%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
4-
1
5-
(quar.)—.,.
$4.10
1
4-
28e
22c
Cb.
$4.08
5-
Company
Ft.
'Common
Planters
$3.60
-,25c
(irreg.)__
4.50%
:
Common
,
4
$1.25
100%
Co., 5%%
Gas
Power
3-
(Seattle)—
Telephone
States
2
4-12
—
3-20
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)——_
(J. S.) to Cp. Ltd. (quar.)___:
Mobile Gas
Northern
4-
4-26
Northern
•
Per
Name of
Pittsburgh,
15c
1
$1.10
(quar.)__
A
Ohio
3-20
40c
preferred
Light
4-
A"
xsuiuial Gas
Oklahoma
5
1
$62 %C
(quar.)
Pacific Ry. (quar.)———2—f—
Northern Quebec Power Ltd., common
5
4-
(quar.)
—
Northern
>
5
4-
$1.25
(irreg.)--——
Power
$3.00 preferred
33-
>
series)
Insurance
Northern
3-18
1
4-
(1956
dividend
Noiuiorn
3-15
„
4-15
10c
:
(irreg.)__
Missouri
3-11
1
1
•4-1
V4C
56'AC
Railroad, class
1
4-
4-
Stock
of Rec.
51
Holder1
...
Engineering
Life
When
Payable
•:
Share
'
Ltd.—
preferred
Northern
'"
preferred (quar.jr*---—*—I—
Mississippi Shipping Co." (quar.)
Mississippi Valley "Gas (quar. >——„1_
Pacific
4-
15c
$4.60
Missouri
3-11
C5c
56
(quar.)-—
(quar.J___
Mississippi Power,
3-11
1
luC
Paper
Light Co.—
&
'5 '-/dr preferred.;
1
4-
15c
f
(quar.)_I
Minnesota to Ontario
4-
Oil,
Works
Northern Illinois Gas Co., common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quaf.)_—_—.*-,
3-12
'
Star
Northern
4-16
1
7oc
(quar.)
North
4-16
4-
.
4%%
1
5-
.—___—
A
Name of Company
3-20
$2.50
5-
$2
class
common
•Fer
of Rec.
5^c
.
Manufacturing,
Holdert
1
$1.22%
(quar.)
Miu-West Aorasrte
(vju<tr.j
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,'com.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Miller
v
40c
common
(quar:)
Co." (quqr.)
Miller-Wohl Co.,
4-
$1.10
___
uiuar.^-V—--—
preferred
8%
27 %c
(qiwr.
Products,
preferred
$2
Payable
(accum.)
preferred (qu'ar.)___
Soutn ' Utilities
(a^iar.
4.90%
When
—
—
(nnnualj)-——--
Insurance
9-
3
12-16
12-
2
11c
(.quar.)
R.v.
9-17
$1.25
(quar.)
—
$5
30c
4-
3
3-15
4-
1
3-
4-10
'
52
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1560)
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
SI if
When'
Per
Same of
St.
Regis
Paper
4.40%
S&n
Company
Share
preferred class A
Diego Gas
(quar.)
Electric,
A
4.40%
preferred (quar
Sandura Co. (quar.)
Sangamo Electric
V,
New
4.36%
preferred
3-29
4-15
3-29
22VaC
4-15
3-29
22c
4-15
3-29
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher
15c
4-
1
3-18
Standard
45c
—„
4-
1
3-15
$1.60
>
_
_
Power—
Standard Fire
4-15
3-12
Standard
$1.09
(quar.)
4-15
4-
Standard Fruit A Steamship,
Savannah
8ugar Refining Corp. (quar.)____
(quar.)__
Schuster (Ed.) A Co., common (quar.)
4V*%
preferred (quar.)——.—
4%% preferred (quar,)
5%%
5%%
Corp.—
•'
.
4
preferred
3-19
5-
1
4-17
'.'3%%
2V/iC ~
8-
1
7-17
4-
1
3-20
Common
$4.50
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
—
Seaboard
Oil
Seaboard
;
.
,
;
5%
Selected
Co.
Co.
Oil
&
1
5-14
1
3-19
Stanley
3-19
State Street Investment
5
3-22
8teak
:
Class
B
Co.,
Class
_
(quar.)—.
Power
series
A
ben.
Ltd.,
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Electric
8tern
Stem Textiles,
4V2 %'
preferred
4% %
preferred
7c
Corp.,
—
Ccrp.,
5%
4-
Salle St.
La
Underwriters.Trust
1
3-14
4-19
4-10
4-1
3-l«
4-10
3-20
Union
-
60c
3-
1
4-
3-
1
Strawbridge
20c
4-
3-21
>
5-
4-
'
5-
4-10
15c
'
(quar.)—
J75c
Sunrise
3-18
Super
2-28
Super
50c
pref.
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
5-
f53c
Southern
4.80%
Nevada
preferred
Mobile
&
Southwest
Ohio
Gas
Southwestern
4%
1
3-15
1
•3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-20
1
3-20
1
3-20
4-
1
3-15
United
Illuminating
4-
1
3-18
United
Industrial
12Y2c
4-
1
4-
1
3-20
67'/2c
(quar.):
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-15
3-25
t35c'
(quar.)__
4-10
4-
f$1.25
Printers
3
1
3-11
$1
4-
1
3-11
30c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
5-15
4-24
common
7
(quar.)_
(quar.)
62Vic
1
68%c
7,25c
25c..
Instruments
5-1®
5-15
4-24
t30c
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
S.
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-14
$1.25
a
Power
(quar.)____
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
com.
1
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
34c
6-
5-15
1
5-15
f62'/2c
5-15
4-19
4-15
3-20
4-15
3-29
27Vic
50c
6-
6
4-15
5-
6
3-20
20
5-
1
4-15
24c
.
4-
1
3-15
(quar,)
6-14
b-15
2jc
2111—
—I—I
(s-a%
~~
'
—IIZ""
25c
6-14
5-15
25c
9-13
8-15
4-
1
3-27
15c
4-
~~
1
3-14
40c
7-15
7-
4-
1
3-11
$1 50
4-
1
3-20
(quar )
2%
'
lfi'/r
4-
1
$107
4-
1
4-10
hoic,
97%c
—
$1 033i
ZIZZ
(quar.)
SlOfii/.
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
preferred ($25 par)
1
"40c
si
4-
~
3-15
3-15
1
New
common
Tip
4-18
Toronto Iron
60c class
2
20c
ZZ-ZZZ
(quor.)
Extra
_ZZZ~Z""
Quarterly
$1
12%
5-
1
3-29
4-
1
30c
3Qc
1:1
7-
££
Quarterly
—
.Z.-Z
1
2
10-
1
30c
12-13
4-15
3-
8
3-
8
3-
6
3-
6
Corp.
A
Co.
series
div.
4-10
1
5-
1
Ltd.,
Traders
Building
Finance
Class
B
"" 7.
6-14
4-15
3-29
25c
4-15
3-22
4-15
3-22
4-15
3-20
17V2C
Power
A
Co.,
pfd.
Light
(quar.)
Utica Transit
Corp.
A
3-15
5-15
4-30
5-15
4-26
4-12
1
3-12
4-
1
3-15
3qc
4-
5
3-22
4-19
3-29
4-19
3-29
30c
'
1
4-
4-
1
3-
15C
.
5-
$2
25c
~ZZZ
Food
B.i,
■"
4-
1
3-18
Co.
5-
1
A
3-23
5%
preferred
___!
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.);
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_.
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-15
3-29
dividend
Co.,
6-
1
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-12
common
4-22
3-
8
1
3-
8
1
3-
3-29
6-10
6-
$1'25
$1*25
?5C
" Z
(quar.)_.________Zi_ZZ
12-10
A
Pacific
56V'4c
30c
4-10
3-ia
10c
4-13
4-
(quar.)
4-
1
1
4-
1
9
4-
1
3-15
Waldorf
1
3-21
Walker
20c
4-
1
3-15
Class
t25c
(quar.)
4-
1
3-15
Walker
~~
4-
1
3-15
f$1.25
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
35c
30c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
4-
4-15
f60c
1
3-18
2-27
4-
8
System,
A
A
Co.,
5-
1
4-16
1
7-17
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
Mfg.
&
8
Walt Oisnev
4-
1
3-
8
Ward
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
'f50c„
35c
pfd.
(ouar.j
A
$175
Co.,
preferred
4-
1
4-
1
25c
5-20
4-26
62V'2c
4-
3-
com.
-c
;25c
Inc.
(quar.)
3-15
5-
1
5-
1
4-26
4-
1
3-19
iqc
(quar.)
25c
__Z_Z7Z
3-29
Waterbury-Farrell Foundry & Machine
Quarterly
1
3-15
4-
Watson-Standard
1
3-15
Co.,
4-15
35c
(initial)
common
(quar.)
8
3
30c
•
(quar.)
4-
preferred
3-
75c
4-30
5%
1
3-18
—
(quar.)
-
$l,37ya
•
4-26
47
1
4-
1
3-15
4-1
.3-15
3-
8
■
____—
J22'
5
25c
Worts, Ltd
Wisconsin,
Productions
Baking
5V2%
3-29
__7~
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
8
,,
3-
of
Tiernan,
4-
4-
4-19
J75c
Co.
$3 preferred
Wallace
4-15
$4 50
(quar.)
(quar.)
j60c
1
ioc
_____7___Z
Inc.
common
(H.)-Gooderham
t$i 12%
4-
$1 13
(initial)
Quarterly
Walker
«
3-13
8-
Co., 4'/2% preferred (annual)_
Wagner Baking, 7% preferred
(quar.)
4-
«
3-
75c
7_
common
3r:
37J/2c
_
Wabash R.R.
t25c
Z_
Co.,
3-20
37 %c
____
pfd.
(quar.)
Materials
3-12
4-
8
$4.50. preferred
1
1
$2 50
(quar.)
Vulcan
3-12
4-
$1.50
i
convertible
3
3-30
.
$2 50
_
(quar.)
$3
1
8-31
12-
Ry.—
-ZZZZZZZZZZ"
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
6% partic. preferred
(accumulative)
Virginian Railway, 6% preferred
preierred
9-10
4-
~
_
ZJZ:
(s-a)
preferred (s-a)
Corp.,
5
a*
Common
3-29
4-
41 25
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Viau, .Ltd.
(quar.)
5%
4-15
4-15
Vapor Heating Corp.—
Vendo
2
.
20c
class
Rogers—
3-15
Stock
3-20
1
20c
(quar.)
1
1
(s-a)
4-
50c
7~Z
(quar.)\
pfd.
conv.
(quar.)
1
1
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)__
common
1
4-
A
.
5-20
20c
common
$1
4-
4-
(quar.)
-
80c
\
Sugar
<J.
3-
3-25
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sea
4-
(quar.i
(quar.)
3-25
62%c
common
(quar.)
Camp
3iy4c
iqiiar.)
Corp.
3-16
4-
-
10c
Co.
Sciver
31V4c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Tobacco,
Van
40c
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund, 4VI%
57o
Upson
6%
(quar.)
Transamerica
Leaf
preferred
Van Waters
paid
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3%
25c
A
Corp., Ltd., class
4V2%
5%
1
4-10
$1
i7y.c
4-
t25c
Asso.
3-25
.6-14
$1.12%'
(quar.)
(quar.i;
Utility Appliance Corp.,
4-10
(quar.)__
B
common
Ltd.
1
1
87Vac
4-
12V'ac
(quar.)
Mortgage Co.
Torrington Co. (quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
3-25
4-
50c
Y.)
Corp.
4-10
20c
preferred
9-13
2
1
5-
ioc
«quar.)___
Worxs
"3-31
7-7-
7
common
(N.
Corp., $6
Van
25c
(quar.)
stk.
6-14
12-
5-
1
25c
(Mass.), class
Toronto
Traders
Vitamin
Vulcan
$1.20
25c
22»/2c
(s-a)
Special
25C
50%
preferred
Co.,
Packing
4-18
4-
!'.
(quar.)
Glass
S.
Utah-Idaho
(quar.)
Oil
"•"'V
1
1
4-15
56l/4c
i»fd.
(quar.)
Co,
Vicksburg. Shreveport
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred (initial series)
1
4-15
'i
-
15.
-1
1
1
Trust,
Markets,
Finance
Tobin
4-15
after
(quar.)
3
33-
"4-; 1
4-30
-
3-15
H5c
Clothes, Inc. (quar.)
Top Canners Ltd., class
4-18
4-18
5-
(quar.i.
basis
Feb.
Fibre
Trust
3-15
$1
Timely
1
„
Investment
A
preferred
3.
3-15
!
5-17
„
(quar.)
I.)
conv.
1
5
(quar.i.
(H.
1
$1
%
quar.)
class
4-' 1.
■"
25c
25c
IZZZZZZIZI
Mills
non-conv.
5-
56V<c
(initial
5%
55-
'
1
4-
3iy4c
(quar.)
quar.
on
Thorofare
10
(stock dividend)
Securities, Inc.
B
Thompson
15
27%c
(quar.)ZZZZZI
common
Class
«,
Bros,
RR.
New
4-
4-
A
1st
36c
(T(Tfonto)___
Time
(quar.)
General
30c
1
25c
____a
(quar.)
Thomas Industries,
7
$i!2l
Thompson Industries, Inc.—
*1
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stockyards,
70c
U.
U.
Universal
6-15
(quar.)_,
Ltd.
preferred
United Stores
$1 19
(quar.)
(quar.);
7%
United
3-29
$1.14
(qua"r.)
(quar.)
B
40c
$1.75
Smelting, Refining & Mining,
3-21
30c
.
pfd.
S.
1
$125
A
3-
(quar.)___
preference series
Utah
.
$4.56
U.
8
8
Pipe Line-
preferred
5%
27%c
3-
3-
1
(quar.)
U.
4-15
$124
preferred
8
Printing A Lithograph Co.—
Rubber Co.. 8%
S. Shoe (quar.)
4-
$1.35
4%
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
S.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, inc.. common (reduced)
Tidewater
4-18
8
1
1
S.
5%
U.
20c
$5
4-18
1
3-
44-
_
4-18
5-
(auar.)
3-15
1
(quar.jZIZZZIZI
(quar.)
U.
8
3-15
1
4-18
1
3-15
5-
1
3-
1
4-
8
1
5-
5-
4-
3-
1
3-15
4-
1
1
4%
3-11
37y2c
3-15
4-
Third
1
1
5-
,preferred
4-
4-
4-
$1.25
3-11
$1.75
•
5
3-25
$1
Co.
3-11
4-, 5
3-25
$i!i6
preferred
3-25
4-
1
$1 14
Utilities
4-15
10c
4-
(quar.)
$4.84
50c
—
(quar.)
1
preferred
<quar.)_
$4.76
5-81-
(quar.)
preferred
4*/2%
$1.28
Light Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5-15
1
(Bait.)—
4-
33/4%
8
$1.31 V4-
Lines
preferred (quar.)
Texas Power A
1
.
93%c
8
Transmission
Common
66-
'"/
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
Gas
3
30c
47,"
3
4-
ioc
A
Playing Card
Plywood, common
S.
3-
preferred
preferred
4-
B
U.
1
$1.27V'2
(quar.)
preferred
I
1
$1.12%
Co.
(N. J.), 4'/2%
1
preferred
4.96%
Co.
4-
$4.64
5.40%
preferred
S. Lines
S.
4-
$4.56
Thomaston
S1 25
,--111111"
8
;
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural
3
5-
1
Terre Haute Malleable &
Mfg. Coip. (quar.)_
Texas Electric,
Service, $4 preferred (quar.)
Texas
*1
;
preferred' (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
Gas
4-
5-
(quar.)__
$lD6Vi
5%
Texas
3-25
4-
$1.22Vi
6-
1
1
93y4c
4-
6-
4-
5-
37'/2c
'
Machinery
Industries, common
4V2%.
3-20
10c
62%c
(quar.)___
'
Hoffman
U.
1
(quar.)
(quar.i
25c
Inc.__
common
4-
A
preferred
20c
3-25
$1
preferred
3- 3
5
3-25
Co.
33/4%
1
5
12-20
4-15
4-15
5
4-
4-
1-10-58
8
$1.16V*
4-
9-20
3-
(quar.)
4-30
10-10
3-
3-14
preferred
Gas
$2.50
1
3-18
preferred
3-ZO
6-20
I/
1
5.12%
3-20
7-20
-.7 JlOc
(quar.)
class
$1.0272
(quar.)_
5.25% preferred
Tennessee Natural
:
4-10
'
1
4-
5
$1
$2.50
-
4-
8
3-11
1
2-28
3-13
4-
8
4-
Co.,
U.
8
3-30
4-
2-28
1
35c
(quar.)__
3-
1
.3- 8
4-
$1.50
Tellurlcie
3-
3-2J
I
4-
3-
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publishers,
Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
S.
U.
45c
preferred
U.
3-15
30c
Cos
(Ohio), class A__^
pfd. (quar.)
4.50%
6-14
2
4-
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
3-19
50c
Freight
S. Gypsum
U.
1
3-29
Y.)—•-
(quar.)
A Chemical
S.
4-
6-26
A
preferred
Foil
7%
U.
8
4-
7
(quar.)
Machinery,
Borax
S.
9
-
'4-1
Class B
;
4-
3-
50c
S.
U.
1
——J32'/2c
Insurance
S.
50c
$2
Ltd.
Envelope (quar.)
Fidelity A Guaranty
Quarterly
U.
8
1
4-
S.
9
5-
4-15
37'/2c
preferred
4y2%
4-3.4
i>
J50c
common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.
Taylor, Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd. (s-a)__
Co.^
Taylor-Colqutt
non-cum.
"v
2oc
1
"
____
U.
7
3-15
'
1
4-12
_
6%
4-
$1.06'/4
Special
11-29
4-
3-29
H.)
Shoe
4-
4-15
N.
United
4-
i7Vic
(quar.)
(Concord,
United
9-
Mines
Accident
A
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4.90%
Life
3
1
3-20
3-20
7-
Hill
3-
4-
.
1
$2.50
Keno
6-
10-
10-15
1
7
Extra
1
1-1-58
'
15c
United
1
-
y 77-15
15c
,
4-
50c
4-15
•
75c
(quar.)____
(Brooklyn, N.
4- 4-
-8-9
1
$2.50
7-
50c
Bank
V
4-
Z
t75c
:
4-12
5-
40c
'
7
Jersey RR. A Canal
50c
common
4-
15c
'
;
!4-12
7 '
/
7-.;i3%c
—
New
50c
Products,
I
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-20
$1.16
4-30
'
United
United
(quar.)
1
a -
Co
$1;
11-
(quar.)__k—
7.
...7
com.
.775-15
z
vfz;
7 8-
.
(quar.)
3-22
;
r
5-i!
87y2c
(quar.)_^
preferred
Quarterly
2
$1.15
I
_
4V4%
3-20
62Vic
(quar.)____________
pfd.
4-20
35c
t8lAa
pfd.
4-19
25c
*
$1.12Va
4-12
trust
3-21
(quar.)_
Co.—
Quarterly
1
(quar.)
t$l 50
(quar.)
International
4-
preferred
1
preferred
Spokane
Corp.
Improvement,
preferred
1
4.25%
Corp.,
Gas
Gas
4.65%
$0 2656
com.
(quar.)
convertible
United
3-11
^6-1
1
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%. class A preferred (quar.)
United
6-15
777 7
4-15
-
3-18
2
;•
•
.
8-31
(quar.).
J$1
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd.,
$5
Co.
' -4-
•;
3-20
3-11
*>•
1
10c
.
(quar.)___:
Fruit
'■■■• 4-
5-
—
common
3-21
4.64%
4-30
—_I
United
Tool,
774--1/
•
t
/
7
4-- 5
'-"74- L
-7£ 87V2C
.,.
(quar.)___
4-20
4-20
•5-1
" 87'%c
(quar.)__
A
3-20
(quar.)
Inc.,
Taylor
Drill
1
1
28c
(quar.)_
United
4-
4-
60c
Electric—
A
Talon,
Utilities—
preferred
preferred
4-16
3-18
22ViiC
(quar.t___
com.
(quar.)
(quar. t
A
1
5V'2%
6%
-
5-15^ 7-
7 5-15.:
.
$1-.
•.
(quar.)
United Cities
?
4-20
;
7 -7.7
.
.
7 4-20
■
'
(quar.)
$6c
1
20c
(quar.i
Investments
4-17
4-15
5-
preferred
1
4-
10%
(quar.)!
preferred
3-15
5-
preferred
Rand
1
5gc
preferred
G.)
4-
59c
3.90%
Common
3-20
4-
15c
"
4.15%
(A.
1
4-
4-
quar.)
4.28% preferred
"
Southwestern Life Insurance
(Dallas) (quar )
Public Service—
3.70% preferred (quar.)
Spalding
3-15
28Vic
Ltd.,
preferred
54-
50c
Southwestern
4.40%
1
(quar!)
A
preferred
4.60%
44-
__
Insurance
preferred
4.65%
1
''4-
quar.)
(initial
com.
Corp
Gas
25c
preferred
preierred
$1.13
preferred
(quar.)
class A (quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (s-a) 7_7.__
3-15
41
Southwest Lumber Mills
(stock dividend?
Southwest Natural Gas
Co., $6 pfd. A
Southwestern
3-28
(interim)
5V'2%
4-
5(,v4c
(quar.)
stock
1
4.60%
(quar.i
Life
4-
convertible
Preferred
(quar.)
(James), Inc.,
Class
57V2C
_
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4-19
(quar.)
preferred
3-29
12%c
—
Ry. Co., 5%
5%
4-30
3-18
9-15
5-16
*$112 V%
convertible
U.
Talcott
3-29
7_Z
(quar,)_—__Z—II—
Power
Co.
preferred
3-30
$1,12M»
(quar.)
preferred
10c
7.
"JyJ'Z -'
*.V'
7
60c
(quar.)-1 Jl
$3.50
3-25
Telephone Service
New England
Telephone Co. (quar.)
Indiana Gas A Electric—
Southern
$4
4-30
$1.25
__
preferred
1
of America—
Co.
preferred
4-15
%
♦%
-
.
$3.50
Z3-18
4-
Biscuit
.
--
3-18
I
Quarterly
4-15
(increased)
Water,
preferred
4-30
27Vic
(quar.)—
4.08%
3-25
1
4-
3-29
1
HOc
preferred (quar.)___
Colorado Power, com.
Southern
4-15
5-
20c
partic.
Southern
1
$1.37
I
(Canada)
series
Quarterly
Quarterly
Sylvan'a Electric
10c
.
1954
A
1
4-
(1955
>
.,73-20
"4—'lv -7:3-15
15c
~
77/
series)%(quar.).___^%.
series)
(quar.)_____ 7
(1956
preferred
$4.50
.
Z!!
.7 .7 20c
—4.
(quar;)—
20c
Ltd.
z'7
i'i
Z';>4- l.Z
'
30c
'
•
(quar.):—*
United Cijgar-Whelan, common (s-a)
$3.50 convertible preferred (quar.)_
.
(quar.)__„_
series
preference
5%
(quar.)
Company
5%
4-10
70c
(incr.
preferred (quar.)
V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
6-15
1
_
4%
2nd
6-29
4-
10c
Supercrete, Ltd—
1
,
(quar.)_,
4.56%
4.72%
25c
25c
25c
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
4-18
4-15
_
Service
preferred
3-12;
6-10
3-18
f25c
common
Edison,
(quar.)
4.72%
1
1
3-18
3
62V_<c
com.
Power
4-
7-
2
4-
5-
4-
___
—_—
Canada
56c
56c
'
15c
(stock dividend) _____—%
4%
United
3-18
<4-2
60c
_
California
Southern
1948
t50c
com.
pref.
Southern
1""
(quar.)
3-ia
"
-;87V2c
:
—-
—
Corp.—
4%. preferred
-
3-26
______
Mines.
Supermarkets
5.40%
5
4-
(quar.)—
preferred
4-11
50c
Sugar,
California
4-
1C0%
ZZ_
4.48%
5.44%
4-15
12Vac
Telephone
j
7,
4-
Corp. of Calif. (quar.)__
Valu Stores, common (increased)
5%
2-28
$1.25
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
4Vi%
preferred (quar.>
Southern
4-
$1.25
.
___
Aircraft
4-16
31V<c
'4-'-1/
k_-—_____
$1.12 Vz
7—$1
Co._
Drill
Twist
Air Lines
5-15
Z
7
(s-a)^
United
15c
common
preferred
United
3-29
split
i
3-21
3-21
7:4-15„.
preferred. {quar;)da_"_-__.—.—92Vic
Co. of Canada, Ltd, (quar.).__/._ %
t35c
Investment
4%
j
Union
3-29
Mold
8wlft
South
Southern
4-
A-
25c
new
preferred A
3-11
$1
_
7
5
4-10
'
:
1
Gas
3-15
17
4-15 :
(quar.)
;
2--
•
1
»-;tloc
7
'
(quar.;__*
'*■
,,Union Pacific RR-, common
4-16
25c
common
4-
50c
______
.
Consolidated
Chemical,
$4.50
Sun Life Assurance
J30c
(Charlotte, N. C.)
Georgia Natural Gas,
Southeastern
Sun
3-11
fl5c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
Sullivan
4-
ll'/ac
_
(quar.)
preferred A
Southeastern
5
/_5=_L---~/4v10
tlV2c
common
$3.70
5-15
7Vic
"
44-
^ 25c
..'7.f',*J 7%-
.r
2nd. pfdi
Co.—
4-
4-1
5-
c;
40c
Y.)_'_
(quar.)
20c
——
.
Union
12-14
6-16
Corp.,/Ltd.—
partic.
(quar. b—
preferred (quar.)__:—
$3.50 preferred (quar;)
-
5%
(quar.)__
Clothier,
A
$5 preferred
20c
—
A
12-31
i
40c
1
1
3-23
> -4-1
•74771
$4
9-14
■
$1.25
Strathmore Paper Co.
Electric
UniiMi
6-29
f25c
4-
4-
4-15
(quar.)___
$4*50 preferred
/
3-15
9-30
:—_
(N.
Stop A Shop, Inc. (quar.)_^—.—
Stouffer Corp. new com. after 2-for-l
(Initial quar.) __1
J56:4c
(quar./
'
3-20
$1-25
$1-25
4-15'
7
62J/2c
__'2—'
(initial)
non-cum.
Union
3-20
,
'$1.25
-
-'
4-15
.
45c
(quar.)_
(quar>_____i-_.—
Acceptance
Common
-
3-30
(quar.
4-
—
(quar.)
dividend
3-19
preferred
3-29
f$1.75
class
4-10-
.
8-15
11-15
62%c
M
(quar.)—
5-15
.11-25
' •
Udyiite Corp.
3-22
r
4-
prior preferred
convertible
3-22
3-19
..
3-19
8-26
3-29
1
-
1
5-24r
!
4-15
"1
4-
10c
$4.25
City Rapid Transit, common (qtwr:)__'
208 South
4-15
"4- i:
,
2nd
4-29
Gas,
.
1
5%
—.
Twin
4-15:. •
(quar.)
8tokley-Van Camp, common
5%
preferred (quar.)__
3-18
4-
3
1
1'
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)—__
common
(initial)
preierred
new
3-26
1
4-
•
"3-19
50c
50c
37y2c
$l.l2l/2-
3-26
4-
50c
•
1
of New Jersey
Co.
Trust
'
•
4-
50c
4-10
25c
^
Trust
—
,
oreferred
4%%
r
5
-3-15
(quar.)
:—i~:
Temper
2
4-
2
30c
67'/2C
;
4-10
d
7Vic
(guar.)—_—1__—%
A
common
(quar.)
preferred
;
4-
4-15
4-
(Jersey City) (quar.)
29th Street Towers (N. Y.)
(liquidating)—-
1
f
(quar.)
f50c
(quar.)
4,60%
3-29
4-
10c
..
—
Stock
4-26
10c
___
Co.
Stores,
Sugars,
A
3-15
J25c
preferred
Southdown
3-15
3-18
J15c
(quar.)
4.50%
$4.50
3-15
A-
*
____________
'•
common
(quar.)
(quar.)..
South Carolina Electric & GasCommon (Increased quar.)
Sperry
3-15
1
15c
(quar.)^__"_l____
(quar.)^I_:
Bank
1
(quar.),
preferred
Inc.
Motors
1
__
preferred
4%%
1
*-
15c
________
Brewers,
4-
(quar.)
Porto. Rico
1
4-
-
8omerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)_
Sorg Paper Co,r 5%
preferred - (quar.;——,
Special
4-
True
10c
National
4-
'
_
preferred
(qnar.)
Steel Parts Corp.-;
Stock
dividend.
5
O.) Corp. (quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd.*~
4.40%
25c.
$0.1719
^—
(quar.)
3-16
1
Co.—
com.
'
(quar.)____—____—.
Canada
4-
(A.
preferred
ot
4-
_
Atlantic
Ltd.
Bros.
Co.
$1.13
interest
dividend
Drug
Steel
12Vac
in-'
(N.) Co. Ltd., common (quart)
$2.12 preferred (quar.)_____
—_
4.36%
3-15
'
-
—
Stedman
4-10
$1.25;
Sinter
5%
1
$2.70
-
4-15
31'/4c
7oc
Trinity Universal Insurance
"
:
(quar.)
(Canada),
Skyland Life InsULanoe
preferred
4-
-
23c
50c
prior preferred (quor.)
preferred A (quar.)
Sommers
2
i*/-*,
,.
—
Aircraft
3
4-
2-21
2
30c
.
(from
A
preferred
6-14
3-11
_
partic pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
(interim).
814 Superior Co., common
Skenandoa Rayon Corp.—
C%
4-
7t37V2c
_
—
4-1
'<
.
Mires,
8%
Quarterly
73c
_______
Traung Lithograph—0.~f,
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar,)_l_
5%
preferred (quar.)---
3-11
u,
_______
$1.50
South
3-15
$1"
pfd. (quar.)
(Del.)
1
;
Common
6-
4-25
4-
10c
Sons, Ltd.——TSioux City 8tock
Yards, com. (quar,)—.
Stock
Inc.
Shake,
3114c
com.
(Boston),
Dairies,
(II.)
6%
1
933ic
5%
4%
.
.
(quar.)
B
Simon
South
4-
.j
'
5%
25c-
(quar.)
434% preferred
Silverwood
5%
^
-—
(quar.)
Stecher
3-21
3-21
4-10
25c
(stock dlv.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Inc.,
3-21
4-10'
Products
Home
n
4-10
25c
.
$l,183/4
7-_: $1.25
preferred
Shultou,
-
(quar.)
-
1
^
Gas
Sherwin-Williams
class A
4-
preferred ceries B (quar.)—.
Shawmut Association
(quar.)——
Sheraton Corp. of America
(quar.)-
Soirth
Ltd.
Class
B
(quar.)——
Standard-Thomson Corp.,
Radio Ltd.,
4-
4'/2%
50c
Quarterly
25c
'
Trust
preferred
$2
5-20
4-16
—12 »/2c
;—
4-
(quar.)
—x.:
Bhawlnigan Water A
Solar
/J '
„
1—.——
—
Properties
6-
(quar.)——'—
(quar.)—
Shareholders
8mith
Z
^
Materials,
A
Products
30c
Shares, .Inc.
incomei
Co.
Shamrock
'
Standard
Standard
(quar.)
&
American
vestment
Shaler
•
Standard Paving
Standard
4-16
3-13
■
preferred A: (quar.)..,
prior preferred (quar.)—
8el»8 Corp. of America, 50c 2nd
pfd, (quar.)
4
4-16
4-16
1!
1
5%
i{jl:
1
1
4-
4%%
$6
5-
15c
Security Storage (Wash.) (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (quar.)
___
Sciherling Rubber—
•;♦. .♦•'/'.a.'.
Smith
;
—
(quar.(__^________I_—1_—
5-
1.
.
Acceptance Corp,,
preferred (quar.)—.
5%
—
(quar.)
50c
-
.
.
s
Securities
5%
:
(quar,;_____.___r/$1.12fA
A
Western Airlines
&
Roebuck
Sisco
3-20
3-29
_,,?c
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
A
(Ohio)
preferred
6% preferred
-
class
(quar.)____
91 %c
:_i
—
sinking fund preferred (quar.)—
Silex
B
5-
$1-
a___
series
(quar.)_
Seaboard Finance, common
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
7%
4-
4-23
pfd.
$1.25
Co.,
4-15
(quar.)
'
Scullin
4%
Class
-
85c
•"
...
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Sears
Holding,
Standard
SI
(quar.)_
Mfg., common (quar.)
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$5
Tri-Continental
Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common———1_
50e
__
3-20
________—$1.40
4-
3-19
1
27'aC
—;
,
—,
1
;
(quar.)
4-
75c
-
of ReCt
IV2C
—
loc
(quar.)
4-
Standard Oil
Scovill
;
1
partic pref.
Participating
Trico
10c
.
——.———h——-
■
4-15
.
$3.40
$3
4-
25c
'
Paper Co., $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
$4
i
$1.18%
-
preferred A (quar.)—_
preferred A (quar.)
Scott A Fetzer. (quar):
Scott
Extra
3-18
3-30
4-
3-15
5%
<quar.)„
com.
Products
4-
50c
dividend)
(stock
$1.0014
—
_
'
1
4-12
si
15c
.
2
Forgings
Mfg. Co
Products
TreeSweet
8
10c
—
«quar.)_—_
(N. J.)
Insurance
3-
Tranter
3-15
4-
6-
(special)
1—
common
<quar.)__
25c
:
Schield Bantam
Schwitzer
Dredging,
preferred
4-
25c
<quar.)—:
Holder*
Payable
(Del.)—
Inc.
(increased)__—
A
Class
3-15
4-
$L75
$1.06 .4
50c
50c
Springfield Pire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer. S2-S5 prior preferred (accum.)
When
Share
<
Caribbean Airways,
Trans
Springfield Cit7 Water Co.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
4'/*% preferred E iquar.>
8
4-15
25c
(initial)
common
3-
24c
(quar.)
—_
(quar.)_
Electric A
1
4-
$1.10
common
preferred (quar.;
4v4% preferred (quar.)
Per
Same ot Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holderh
When
Per
,
Same
Co.—
5%
Savannah
Holdern
Payable of Rec.
50c
common-i'__"__;i._U_
ZZZZZ
•
4-
1
3t29
20c
4-
1
3-22
$1.25
4-
1
-3-23
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..,
Per
Warner
Warren
Pictures, Inc.
Co. (quar.)—
Bros.
Bros.
(quar.)
When
Hoiaert
Share
N<me of Company
Payable
oj Rec.
40c
King Corp., common (stock dividend)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Motor
(quar.)—
Waste
6%
Inc.,
Knapp,
5%
4%
Oil & Snowdrift
Wesson
4^l0fe
1
"75c
.
6-10
4-
35c
7
;—
—
3-15
$1.02 Va
:
4-15
'
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West Virginia Water Service— -7 ,,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
1.
40C
,4- 1
4-1
(quar.)
3-11
3-15
4-1;;
$1.25
,—
Assurance. (Toronto)
t70c
.4-
3-15
7
1
&
4.80% pfd. (quar.)_7
Western Department Stores (increased quar.)
Auto
Supply,
Electric
Western
Co
class
awarded
were
3-20
5-20
74- 1
4-17,
;
of
to
the
group
March 28
on
*35c
3-15
4-15,7
of
:
(accum.)
.
(quar.)
preferred
$6
$2
.
;
____
Common
■47 5-1
$1.50
4-
"*'i%
20c
common
—i
-mf
Western Maryland
•
Co.,
Insurance
4-15
-
non-cumulative 2nd preferred
Western Natural Gas—
5%
(quar.)—
Western
Tool
Western
Union
B
6
4-
25c7
.
,
4--.T.'
Trust,
,
pj' -1
Common
(quar.)—
3-12
1
1
4-26
7-
4-15
30c
—
2
4-
1
1
3-15
85c
Paper
White
Hardware Ltd.,
White
Wieboldt
6%
preferred
50c
&
Co.
4-
1
1
3-22
(quar.)
4-
1
; 4-
1
4-
1
3-20
75c
4-
1
3-20
$1.06 Vi
4-
1
3-20
50c
5-
1
20c
(quar.)
—'
Common
(quar.)
:——
4V»% preferred
(quar.)
6%
5
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-12
25c
8-
1
7-12
—-
Common
Wisconsin Electric Power,
4-
5%
-25c
(quar.)
(quar.)^—
common
,v.
1
—-
25c
11-
1
4-
1
4-30
preferred (quar.)
.a.preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__—-
$1.25
$1.26
5-
7
;—.
I—
,5.04%
V
Wisconsin Southern Gas
i;a
.4%
Wiser
Oil
75c
Co.-
.
25 c
(monthly)—
(Wm.) Jr.
Wrlgley
.
1
C.,
and
capacitors
;
European
for
and. other
3-
1
4-
1
*
•
:
'
"
_■
^
totaling
for
$27,500,000
its
Astro
8
Yellow
6%
Manufacturing
Towne
Cab
Co.
Youngstown
Stock
(quar.)
Foundry
37%c
37 Vac
Francisco)
(San
York Water Co.
.
(quar.)
Co., 6% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Yellow Cab
..
(quar.)
each
for
Standard
four
Stock
held.
shares
Rights
Exchange.—V.
185,
will
ZtJler's
Steel
Ltd.
...
Machine—
7-31'
<
Standard Milling
4^10
7-10
4-30
1
Quarter Ended-K
from sale of
4-10
4-
3-15
not
dealt
be
in
•Provision for Fed.
service
ported
3-29
5-
$30c
4-
1
$4,670,388
Feb.
29,
taxes
State
books
87,776
77,044
-
profit
1,
"Dec.
$71,252
to
1955
reclassified
1956
include
to
$68,113
State
quarterly
for
this
aLesB
British
income
x
Less Jamaica
jr
Previous
date
The
tax.
date
record
date
wells
oil
was
incorrect. The
is indicated here.
corrected
payipesv
at
1956
annual
natural
General
Corporation and
oil
crude
Investment News
Hobby, Inc., Savannah, Ga.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
&
—
Files
The
corporation
to $4.33
share,
4%
for
capital.
working
and
fixtures
and
furniture
inventory,
of
Other
In
reserves.
totals
record
included
the
those
net
of
and
10
net
its
years
1956
earnings
substantial
company's
the
fcr
worth
of
1956
year
;
fLife
-
this
for
stock
held
second
billion
$1.9
in
charges
—V. 185, p. 1050.
3.665,639
facilities
$7,709,307
7,294,633
8,142,975
-
in
will
company
increase
probably
For
the
$1.71
or
Mr.
share,
Nichols
period
were
reported
The
rate.
from
out
P.
told
for
the
company
33
656.
the
cents
about
up
from
1956
the
$40,776,000,
With
28,
ending Feb.
year
per
share, for the like
period
184,
Chairman
and
William
hundred
operating
Analysts
an
revenues
is
Feb.
28,
12-month
$36,543,000
for the
increase of $4,233,000 over the
ended
currently
earnings
1956.
paying dividends at
-
in
125,000
gross
acres
of
of the two companies
than
a
35-cent quarterly
dividends
to
of
rate
p.
stockholders."—V.
185,
a
with
mining
a
contract
for
gas
on
t
referred
to
in
the
...
,
key
to
Pacific
as
been
gauged
at
a
rated
potential
day.
Pacific Northwest Pipeline will
based on 25% of rated capacity.
of
"take
or
pay" for
Management
True
Grand
President,
Junction
is
making
plans
immediately
to
drill
• ;•.
from
preemptive
employees.
names
of which
'
of
(t),
a
'
$400,000
^.
$400,000
-7
rights
been
'
;
been
have
v\-
under
">
,
company's
1957;' Excludes 2,188 shares
• • •. >
of
Selling
5,800
16,035
5,800
16,035
1,400
1,700
Inc
&
L.
The
I.
2,400
2,400
2,000
2,400
1,400
600
1,700
'
700
'
2,000
800
900
'
Clark
Hawkins
&
Hentz
900
&
Co
1,700
1,'700
2,000
2,400
1,400
Co
2,400
Co
1,400
i,700
4,000
4,800
800
900
M.
Kidder
Lee
«oo
Co., Inc,
Higginson
A.
E.
Masten
McDonald
J.
&
&
&
Co., Inc._
Co
900
800
900
4,C00
&
4 800
600
700
Co.,
Inc
2*400
•
1,400
Mericka &
2 400
2,000
l',700
'
1,400
2,000
2 4(-0
800
&
Co
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
C. Roney & Co
Ross, Borton & Co., Inc
feet
a
J. N. Russell &
Co., Inc
Saunders, Stiver & Co., Inc
L. B. Schwinn' & Co
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Suplee, Yeatman, Moslqy Co., Inc.
Thayer. Baker & Co
Walston
&
Watling,
—V.
1
1,700
1
Turben
Win.
s
;
2,000
Co
Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nauman, McFawn & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
1
'
soo
800
Corp
Livingston, Williams
Merrill,
additional
&
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
with
!
700
2,000
Co
.
1 700
600
&
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Joseph, M'ellen & Miller, Inc
Kay, Richards & Co
A.
&
900
900
2,400
1,400
Co
Miller
7 V • '
1,400
Corp
i
900,
800
Co.^
Marache
&
Hayden,
&
Cleveland
1
900
2 400
2,000
Emersoi^& Co., Inc
First
Goodbody
Granbery,
H.
Co
A.
7
2,400
' 2,400
2,000
^
&
'
900
2,000
800
duPont
■
1,700
800
Co
'7
900
1,400
Co.„
Co.__„.
&
800
2,000
Co
Simonds &
Burge
Fahey,
Smith
ac
7
7
7
have
'
.
,
of the leases will be handled by Sterling Oil, Jesse
stated. He said that Sterling has opened an office in
and
7
1(971,478 8hs.
iootnote
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co
2,000
Cunningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc.
800
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., Inc. ;
800
Curtiss, House & Co
800
Northwest
gas
7
-,
,
i250,000
$600,000,
in
Courts & Co.
equal
14,000,000 cubic
7
.
Shareholders
Julien Collins
rate of 12c per
increasing at the
per MCF during each succeeding five-year period up to a
price of 15c.
The acquisition included two completed wells
have
-
,?
the underwriters and the respective
of the common stock which each has
severally agreed
follows;
E. W. Clark &
headquarters in Tulsa,
company with interests
delivery
.
amount
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.„
Securities Corp
more
Coupled
»
«
' 7-
Carolina
385.
March 24.
!•"■>
$1,000,000
250,000
& Kraus
Blair & Co., Inc
H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
have completed the acquisition of more
oil and gas leases in eastern Utah,
announced
Outstanding
~
V*
.>
for
shares
Ball,
plans to expand its
by the addition of
185,
FINANCING
■'
/
treasury.
Baker,
volume
.
as
released
plan
Bache
Co.
which provides for payment at the
cubic feet of gas for the first five years,
lc
maximum
per
is
transaction
Pipeline
thousand
producer
Inc.,
Resources,
Giant
and
gas
in Colorado and South Dakota,
which
payment last year the rate was increased
35 cents.
Mr. Nichols said "it is our policy to pay
of
independent oil and
Okla.,
the
7
Lestrange & Co
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpnth__
Co.—To Increase Facilities—
thousand dollars.—V.
PRESENT
Fulton Reid & Co.,
f
on
in¬
\
share have been paid
$1,000,000
Arthurs,
outlays
C.
1935.
§1,500,000 shs.
policies
shares
Francis
1626.
p.
officials
1957, the company earned $8,210,000,
net income of $6,777,000, or $1.51 per
The fiscal year ends Aug. 31.
TO
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc
its
oil
equal to $4.81
$157,117,828,
per
income
profit,
a
since
Glore, Forgan & Co..
to produce solid
several
be
This
December
to
75%
a
period.
its quaiteily dividend rate
told the St. Louis Society of
cents
net
and
made
year
Shares by
in three
have
has
Company
Sterling Oil of Oklahoma, Inc.—Acquisitions, etc.—
This
7%
EFFECT
collateral.
as
Wm.
later this year, H. L. Nichols, Chairman,
Financial Analysts on March 21.
$23,587,000
in
pledge
insurance
McKelvy
Southwestern Public Service Co.—May Raise Dividend
of
'
• >
/
Shares by
caustic soda. The engineering work has been
completed and it is anticipated that the new project will be built
and operating within the
next four months. Total new investment
will
GIVING
payable
prior
purchase is
higher
$149,431,710,
were
March 20 announced that it
soda-chlorine plant at Henderson, Nev.,
company
caustic
$8,584,489
income
after
dividends
UNDERWRITERS!—The
President since 1945, will remain Chief Executive Offi¬
of the Executive Committee.
He is the first Chair¬
since 1925.
Merrill H. Utley has been named
Stauffer Chemical
The
7,581,877
-
of
company
collateral.
option
company
President.—V.
Vice
27,778,277
4,010,326
-
sales
The
dividend in each
a
•
1956, the company re¬
$26,433,000 and net income
of
(par $1.25)
to
as
§82,576
Chairman
and
8,344,942
taxes
notes
stock
assigned
(Kentucky)—Changes in Personnel—
has been named
Violette
Violette,
Mr.
„
with
1955.
food management
a
31,
Authorized
subject
ago.
share. This compares with
1955.—V. 185, p. 1323.
G.
30,284,042
taxes
operating
.
fiscal
July
of
revenues
compares
in
ended
since
Common
President.
cer
$46,735,300
$51,223,799
expenses
operating
Net
Net
1957
_
—
operating
and operates
institutions;
and
year
quarterly
installments of $50,000 to and including June 15, 1958
capital outlays exceeded
for development of new
addition to heavy production
Co.—Earnings—
January—
revenues
Federal income
20%
discloses
in Detroit.
one
company
H.
a
Telephone
Southwestern Bell
Month
about
run
company
in expenditures for crude
chemical-products activities.
Yorktown, Va.,
at
Standard Oil Co.
man
Operating
Operating
to
the
indicated
and
per
for
Willis
as
thfe
sales, and paid
serial
on
10-year Junior subordinate debentures to be offered in denominations
of
$1,000.
The stock will be priced at par and the debentures at
face amount.
There will be no underwriting.. The proceeds are to be
used
and
billion
$2,425
of
doubled
Standard's
March 13 filed a letter of notification, with the
SEC ©overlng 12,500 shares of class A common stock (par $10), 750
shares of class B common stock
(par $100)
and $50,000 of 6Va%
•
and
promissory note payable in quar¬
terly installments of $31,250 beginning Sept. 15, 1958 to and including
June 15, 1966
1
a
Figures
assets
than
Southern Toy
Y.
7
new ammonia plant in which it has a 55%
interest, and
octane-improvement facilities at its refineries.
in the company's report reveal that the company's total
years, for
for major
(Continued from page 12)
expected
are
$292,000,000,
are
year's
last
refinery
1
of
production
production
new
a
total
increases
gas
expenditures,
for
companies
CAPITALIZATION
,
past four years, Standard Oil's
of which about half have gone
the
billion,
$1
City, N.
will be used to pay
reimburse the treasury for
restaurants, one in. New
company
to
new
4 V4 %
report.
Substantial
Over
abroad,
and
record
1956's
the,
1
a
home
than
and
the
is
company
$1,000,000
Of
paid
the
planning capital expenditures that will average
day throughout 1957.
year's outlays for property, plant, and equipment, including new
This
almost
tax.
income
published
and/or
non¬
to
three
(Indiana)—Continues Expansion—
Standard Oil Co.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
TPayable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source,
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
be
tion,
number of
dividend,
fchare.
per
October, 1954.
A
cash dividend of 10 cents a share
April 30, 1957 to holders of record April 19.
In addi¬
paid a stock dividend of 4% in January of 1955,
1956 and 1957.
...i ,« ; ••
will
income
taxes.—V,-185, p. 656.
closed
not
$14.50
tf After two-for-one stock spilt In
March,
Net
1
of
equip
to
in Garden
DIVIDENDS—Cash
145,117
income
on
and
This
its
$4,306,815
159,028
and
price
a
distributes frozen foods
$1,058,000
of
assigned
Feb..28,'57 ' Febv'29;'56
-.•><-*
;■
38%
own
large
total
creased
to
•Transfer
and
for
$1,086,000.
4-15
5-
50c
(increased).
1
4-15
100%
1 u;
i
services
and
at
♦Life insurance policies in the amount of
income taxes-
before
Profit
in
•-
on
Co.—Gross and Net Higher-^-
goods
Income
,j,
(quar.)—
Door
4-30
30c
—
dividend—
Youngstown
7
<
City,
prepares
1432.
p.
3-14
i
20c
(quar.)-—
—
&
37VaC
,
silver, lead, zinc,- and tungsten mining
Nevada, and the Floresta mine In Gun¬
and
group 5 which
offered
publicly, on
issue of 215,270. shares of $1.25 par value
an
stock
one
is
&
27
.
the-New' Yprk
Yale
coal,
BUSINESS—Currently the corportaion operates 18 restaurants; two
New
York, four each in Chicago and Cleveland, three each in
Philadelphia- and Pittsburgh and two in Detroit. In addition, Stouffer
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
to offer to it3 common
stockholders
of
record April 2, 1957 the right to subscribe on or before April 24, 1957
for 540,651.75 shares of
no
par
value common stock of Pittsburgh
Rys. Co. at $6 per share on the basis of one Pittsburgh Rys. share
.
in
Astro
proposes
company
directly
-i
v
underwriting
;
York
a
and
,V
,
organized
was
$500,000,
-
arc
miles
35
.
^
EARNINGS—For
Compass
about
include gold,
costs,
aerial navigation
orders
uranium,
PROCEEDS.—The net proceeds
short-term notes aggregating
V
Burke, President, has announced that at
awards
in
Colorado
expansion
markets.
.
is
selling stockholders who will
of the outstanding common stock
following completion,of the offerings.
-
capa¬
I
^
in
continue to
Co;, Inc.—Debenture Holders
Standard Gas & Electric
3-20
1
4-
'
Coil Products
This
Alabama.
of
diversified
for the account of certain
concerns
foreign
Coast.
field
a
offered, 90,000 shares are being offered by. the
company and the remaining 125,270 shares are being sold
new
a
oil,
shares
$2.42
Two
Gulf
this
eights .under 232,967. acres
Mississippi Sound area, one of the
the
oil
of
of
mineral
,
,
'
...
This
3-29
4-
Vt.
Barre,
the
company
interests
March
>
systems from the U. S. Air Force and further
expected.
,y
i.Jy
\11
Other modifications provide for further restrictions to provide deben¬
ture holders with additional security.—V. 185, p. 1158.
.,4-15
4-15
25c
'
production
4-15
pfd. (quar.)—
of
656.
p.
James O.
4-15
5-1
<
tract
3-18
$1.50
'*
Wisconsin Public Service—
.5%
185,
Tracker
10-11
$1.06V4
-
Jefferson, N.
an
meeting held on
March 26 holders of the 5%
convertible subordinated debentures, due
Dec. 1,
1967, -approved proposals to modify certain provisions in the
indenture governing the debentures, by an affirmative vote in excess
of the necessary 66%%.
'
y
The major modification will permit Kollsman Instrument Corp., the
company's principal subsidiary, to obtain unlimited V-Loan financing
to expand its production.
At year-end 1956, Kollsman had a record
order backlog of about $60,000,000.
The firm recently received con¬
3-17
.1-
Inc.,
'
3-20
$1.31%
:—
West
Approve Indenture Modifications—
3-22
4-
■■
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
'
at
Standard
8
(quar.)__
WilliamsiMcWilliams Industries, Inc.
Wilson
<
t'
8
3-
(quar.)
preferred
4V*%
3-
1
t70c
1st pfd.
$2.80
Co., 5Va% preferred
Stores, common (quar.)
1
4-
;—
———f
Motor
4-
75c
Whitaker
—V.
3-10
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
prior preferred
$5
$1.75
*
3-10
4-
facilities
manufacturer
3-15
4- 1
,
7 50c
;
share
per
largest item in 1956 capital expenditures of $1,630,799 was
plant at Concord, N. H.
Additions were also made to
in
royalty
the
15
all
Stouffer Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Glore, I or¬
gan & Co. and Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.,5 jointly headed
1,241,712
-.
overriding
On Feb.
c
3,003,128
1,242,712
lV+%
a
operation.
or
•
6,040,828
2,176,297
retains
County, Colo. - The company, also has minor oil interests
Qsage County, Okla. and Kimball County, Neb.—V. 179, p. 1050.
:
•
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:
:
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acquired during the year—Dynacor, Inc. of Kensington, Md., spe¬
cialists i nmagnetic materials and parts, and C.R.E.A.S. a Milan, Italy,
3-22
*7 VaC
,4,208,997,
.
—
set
Inc.
nison
•
were
3-29
25c
citor
.6-10
20c
:
taxes—_—
-
shares
it
other
in
Citronelle
The
properties
$44,659,844 $44,353,042
-a.
—
before income
The
3-26
4-
$1.25
—
(quar.)—
—-
profit
Earned
4
4-15
*7 VaC
Shoe Mfg.
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
Net
w
tidelands
interests
common
1955
-
•
transistor
60c
(quar.)
Weyenberg
Profit
2-
4-15
$1.25
—
Telegraph
3-15
3-15
7
'
7
—
sales
1956
Resources,
Dakota.
Other
v
(& Subs.)—Earnings Off—;
-X1:
and
South
box
.
said,
mining company with owner¬
gold, silver and other mining
as Mountain
Top Mining &
Milling Co., later merged with Giant Mines of Nevada, a company
listed on the San Francisco
Mining Exchange, and changed its name
during 1956 to Giant Resources, Inc. In 1956 it also acquired opera¬
ting control of Edgemont Mining & Uranium Corp. which, is currently
producing and delivering approximately 5,000 tons of uranium, ore per
month to the Atomic Energy Commission uranium liiill
at Edgemont.
s
-•
500 steel-sheathed, wood-lined
estimated to cost $4,619,000. - '
by
Sprague Electric Co.
3-15
4-1
Commission.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
774- 3
Corp,—
Stamping
&
,
-•
Commerce
Interstate
the certificates,
also
••' y :c •••;•*• 7 ;*r.
subject to the authorization
are
and
Resources, Inc. is
properties.
99.288%- for
-V-' •
certificates
Giant
for
,
i Participating in the offering are—Drexel & Co.;
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.—V. "185J p. 1323.
'5' /£■,<'' y1.
/«» i :
« .
:-.o
Vn1'*'
' k •
1 l!
3
j.
-4-$
37 Vac
v.5
15c;,
Westmoreland,
Inc;
(quar.)——_—
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar.)_____
Class
4-
■
a7%%
& Stationery
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
'•75%
3
V?
;,
(final)
Western Tablet
Common
6
4-
6- 7
■
bid
Inc.
issue is to be secured
with nailable steel floors,
Net
preferred (1952 & 1955) (quar.).^
•.—
Plywood, Ltd., class B__——
Class A (s-a)—7_^
Western Stockholders Investment
5%
6
7 $1
(quar.)
Western
Ltd.
9-
4-
1st pfd. (quar.) 7' $1.75
37 VaC,
(quar.)____——____
1st preferred
M4
7%
Ry.,
4%
u
M
20c
—.r-v~—
6-15
Co.
*■
the
cars
3-14
,1.
,
&
sale of the
and
'; The
,
Life
Western
Stuart
Issuance
counsel
where
sulphur
the
of
Giant
; :•'/
a,^3%S.
3-15
Western Insurance Securities—
Class A
."Halsey,
,
3-20
7 4-15r
Venezuela,
largest leaseblocks
its bid of
on
is
free of cost for development
submerged
south
Hutzleivand
99.5513%.;
3-11
'
90c
+50c
j_
1'*
6-
7 25c
,
L
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—:
preferred
7%
7
'.r
—
Ltd.,
Western Grocers,
$1.20
be
balance
Oil
potash,
gas,
'
Western
the
the company acquired from the State of Alabama
year,
Equipment Trust
Salomon, Bros.
—
and
In
interest,
March 29 offered
on
Gillenwaters
R.
Maracaibo,
$3,690,000 of 3%% equip¬
ment trust certificates, maturing semi-annually Oct.
1,
1957 to April 1, 1972, inclusive. The certificates, priced
to yield
from 3.40% to 3.75%, according to maturity,
■<'
•
j
preferred (quar.)__
Associates
1
$1.12 Va
-
Offered
Certificates
3-20
3-15
4-15
r,'
:$i.io
(quar.)
3-20.
4-15';"
4-
$1.05
$1.12 Va
preferred
$1,250,000,
price
of Oklahoma has operations in Texas, Oklahoma
and
addition, the company entered the Cuban field in 1955,
in
partnership with
Crescent
Corporation,
tbe
Siboney
Caribbean Petroleum Co. In 1956 Sterling obtained
rights to approxi¬
mately 2,100 acres in the so-called fairway of oil development in Lake
the
—
approximately
purchase
organizing
June.
,Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.
3-20
T.
Kansas.
ship
(quar.)_
(quar.)_i,
involved
represented
53
development.
Sterling
Kellogg, Jr., President of Spencer Kellogg, said if the merger
the consolidation probably will become effective sometime
capital shares, of which 1,222,110 were outstanding.-' •
•*
Milling produces mixed feeds for poultry, cattle and other
livestock.' It employs about 600 workers in its1 plants at Cayuga and
Eastport, N7 Y., York, Pa., Laurel, Del., and Broadway, Va—-V. 185,
pi 656.
•••
•* ,
•./ •
*'•
'
transaction
$525,000
for
Col.
Beacon
;. 3-15
1,,
merger
The
which
aside
authorized
9-16
.'4-1
*$1.75
the
Cayuga,
of both companies.
plans at* meetings to be sched¬
directors
by
on
of
'
' •
V' "'•
terms of
the merger plan, holders of the 196/390 out¬
shares of Beacon Milling stock would receive 1.3 shares of
Spencer Kellogg stock for each of their shares.
At the conclusion
of the fiscal year ended last Aug.
25 Spencer Kellogg had 1,500,000
6-15
10-1
vote
Co.
later.
Under
3-15
50c
will
Milling
Beacon
standing
5-25
4-1
approved
been
and
company
approved
In
3-15
50c
:
.
West
-$6
3-28
;;
4-
this
merge
have
Howard
is
_;,_7
West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
Western
1:
Vic
v, i
\ (quar.)
4V2 %•. preferred
4-
■••V,.
(quar.)
preferred series C
preferred series B
4,20 %
■§!
3-15
50c
(quar.).
preferred
7%
1
uled
1
& Light, Ltd.—.
Power
Wifest Penn Power Co.—
"
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
West Kootenay
3-
31
(quar.)_—
(quar.) _r._.—
preferred
conv. preferred
4%
;:.4%
1
..
common
preferred
conv.
3-31
4-
Y.,
to
Stockholders
3-31
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Weeden & Co.,
4-15
50c
(accum.)
& Fixture—
N.
1
40c
t
preferred
$6
Showcase
preferred
Weber
4-
wells.
of
4-19
15c
,
Knitting Mills (quar.):
&
Webb
4-15
4
2%
Waukesha
Wayne
5-
Sons, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Spencer Kellogg &
Plans
30c
7
___
(1561)
185, p.
1200.
Co.,
&
Co
,
900
4 800
:.
1,400
1,700
2,000
2,400
1,400
1,700
600
*700
800
900
600
700
600
2,000
700
/
2,400
600
700
800
900
4,000
Inc
Lc-rchen
*900
800
4,000
4,800
2,000
"
2,400
<
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
54
Inc., Miami, Fla.
Stevens Markets,
,l lor
"
~
corporation
on
when
found and other necessary
financial, have been made.
including
•
This
on-March
corporation
a
availability.
commercial
its
and
Higher—
Struthers Wells Corp.—Earnings Sharply
with
to
in
be
•
available.
now
4!/,,
bulletin .(No.- R-5Q2)
•
scales
inch
'
'
*,
"
on
.
'
„
'
.
a
transmission.—V.
p.-.1050.
185,
31—
Jan.
-
-
over
area.
..
See-also
United
Lines
States
'[ Toensmmeier
Co.
below.—V.
185,. p;
Profit—
Adjustment
Service^
Inc.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
...
SEC
Texcrete Structural Products Co.—Reports
Eric
Florida
The
Higher-
to
taking
of
the
1050.'.'f
\
;
„•
,
'•
V ' - •"
o
1
Rath,) TMT President, Tomdock, Inc;, is Jn; the
another ship construction and repair facility
The new financing will help the
company''pro¬
duce various ramp and
dolly inventions patented by Mr, Rath,',.con¬
nected with roll-on-roll-off operations.
*'
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■'<:
<•"
According
in
.
DUAL recti/riteiy
contained in a
therf.;instrument < that is;
on
Ga.
A concern. called Tomdock,
Inc., formerly St. Thomas Dry Dock
Co.,- which formerly operated a drydock in theVirgin Islands, but
recently acquired the Idle Laris Shipyard in Green Cove Springs, Fla.,
will reportedly be bought out by the new Tomdock concerh:
*
5
records two functions re-ctilinearly on two full
single chart: It is available "With a 10-spded
DUAL recti/riter
The
•
two-color
*
Atlanta,
bankersKof
process
h,
ship construction and repair concern, tentatively
a
,
rectilinear galvanometer-recorder,-are
two-channel
six-page
fingertip-controlled
Months Knded
*
*•.
.
time
tame
Tomdock, whose management-is similar to that 0f TMT is
being financed through the private placement of $200,000 to: $250,000
worth of its common stock by French & Crawford,
Inc., invesanent
Specifications and features of the corporation's new
first
.
six
Ira
progress.
the
At
*
reports for the three months ended Feb.the first quarter of the current fiscal year,, net.-income of $294,163,
equal after preferred dividends,, to 98 cents, per common share, in
the corresponding period a year ago, net income amounted to $129,164,
or
38 cents per common share.—V. 184, p. 368.
corporation
Super Mold Corp. of California—Earnings
to be planning-to raise about $4,000,000
sale of convertible debentures. Preliminary nego¬
Haupt & Co., New York investment bankers, are- said
public
c&Ued
-
Issues Bulletin of New Recorder—
The
the
tiations
Ferry, Inc.—Plafis Financing—
is reported
company
through
11
^
satisfactory. location, has. been
a
TMT Trailer
plant will be used principally
avenue
division.-
.
supplied by amendment.
t
Operator of independent, supermarkets, the company states that^the
net proceeds (of this financing-wUl initially become a part of its general
funds and as such may be applied to any .corporate -purposes.
ft is
presently intended that such corporate. purposes will include the use
of $175 000 for additional working capital and the use of the balance
of
approximately $250,000 toward equipping a third supermarket u
arrangements,
the Lemmon
when
Apparatus
announced that it has begun the
commerciaUproduction and sale of high purity silicon, a basic in¬
gredient of
transistors, rectifiers and diodes, solar convertoiv,
a«d
other semiconductor products.
This is the company s first
in
furnishing raw materials for the rapidly expanding electronics Industiy.
The company, heretofore, has concentrated on the manufacture of
electronic components, military apparatus and industrial
instruments
and
geophysical exploration.
It is the world s largest commercial
manufacturer of transistors and has- an especial lead in silicon seim-;
conductor
devices.
The
company's research activities in connection
.with silicon electronic components led to an improved basic material
This
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
and
1957
the
Enters Basic Materials Field—
.
March 125 filed a registration statement .with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of. it* $1- par class. A common stouk,
to be offered for public sale by R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
The Publlc
This
late
in
Registers With
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—.
/
Monday, April 1, 1957
...
(1562)
corporation
covering
offered-at
<
March
on
shares
1,000
'($25
par
filed
6
of
without
Files' With
—
;,'
-
of
non-voting
.
share),
per
a-►letter
notification
preference
?
v
with
stock
the
to
-
underwriting.:i
be
;'
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.
• ;
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sales, including non-opeftfting revenue
Profit before Federal taxes-.-,,-.-..—
Months
Nine
Net
*">-565,374
Provision for Federal-taxesai;—....l—a-—"
293.449«
475,442
240,641-
—
Net
sales
Net
-
Ended—
contracts)
income
(completed
Feb. 28,157
^
"l
Feb. 29,'56,
$358,813,
$758,801
—
*"51,886
——'—-
;.t35,579
•
Co.—Sales
Tranc
►
Expected to Continue High—
"
*
^
'
Net
profit
The
backlog of
$2,000,000, which
months
ago
backlog is
or
Income is equal to nine cents per share on 550,779 common shares
outstanding'.-t Net'loss.
d,;,'- '
Sales In
the third-quartet
were
highest for any quarter in t>«,
$234,801
unfilled, orders as of March
15, 1957, was over
more
than 60%
larger than the backlog six
Jan. 1, 1956.
Included in this record peacetime
on
the company's new
volume of
large
a
$271,925
-
is
orders.—V.
matrix
-
—
184,
14 in.-15
in.
the
for
first
fiscal
of
March
Western
1957.
28,
Feb.
represents
This
fiscal
year.
after
preferred
Net
cents
36
$529,296
O.
Sutton,
A.
cents
23
This
outstanding.
In. commenting on
,
to
dividends,
reported
similar
the
for
President
and
share
an
The
net
the
of
it
opportunity
suspension
failed
amount
the
first quarter of 1957,
that
securities
this
by
for hearing, upon
should be vacated
Is
firm
required
the
sold
the
its
acting
2934.
'
the
proceeds
correct, address
states
that
Floyd
the
of
Kou'tc.-
to
is
This
sizable
add
means
in
expenses
lesser
a
advance
proportion of
their
of
Vornado
the
in
shares
tion.
Co.—Directorate
Increased—
v-
'
registration
a
cumulative^ preferred stock,
of
Private
account
brand
sales,
with
their
margins
lower
The
are
bigger
a
the
factor in
first
stated
further
sales
•"
j
and
that
Sutton
Mr,
fiscal
the
and
1957,
forward
central
large
air
should
do
mented,
corporation
(b):"
\
■
in
sales,
the
as
only
units
Mr.. Sutton
year.
production
result
a
in
for
the
&
and
much
very
Improve
the
into
'
'
this
West Edison
'
will
build
of
area
charge
natural
a
Lea County, N.
of
processing
gas
bonds
of
funds
Sonnabend
the
Board
of
and
the
Texas
the
preferred
new.
comoany.,
753,550
Louisiana
Gulf
area,
MCF-
is
increase
granted
bank
borrowings
-r-
system
Coast
and
to
and
marketing,
announced
and
board
of
of
the
be
could
of
the';
boards
Hotel
of
the
will
Federal
Corp.
if
—V.
'/
-
also
in
,
by 80,386. MCF
Commission. An applica¬
the
of
fill
to
Inc.
->■;
;■
of
to
the
N.
M.,
in
will
the
be
located
Kemnitz
about
block,
miles
15
where
southwest
Tennessee
has
now
Designed
oil
ity of
daily
and
10,000,000
cubic
production
natural
operation
of
feet
of
natural
approximately
gasoline.
It
is
late
in
Tennessee
pipeline
absorption-type plant,
an
or
early
1957
Gas,
systems
operator
and
of
will
have
day,
per
gallons
that
Seskis
and
v
:
•
the
will
and
of
have
plant will
•
operates three natural
carbons extraction
for
with
$34,747,807
placed
the
nation's
producer
gas
Increasing
plant in Kentucky.—V. 185, p.
standing.
the
hydro-
a
'
alsb
seven
&
Wohlstetter,,;,
voted
and
vacancies.
the
Under
Naff,
Vice-Chairman
company's
announced
retirement
March
on
the
of
plan,
Board,
George
will
R.
retire
Brown,
for
per
fields.
April
30
and
Mr.
of
of
the
Mr.
Naff
to
will
private
Eastern
law
oil
on
and
practive
and
serve
matters.—V.
gas
year's
26-year
to
the
history
1956
$2,349,103
<
J.
set
$45,699,358
59%
higher
report
a
up
Jonsson,
Military
1956
and
was
estimates
He
v
E.
of
annual
also
stock
mon
sales
record
sales
28%
also
of
rose
and gravity-magnetometer
a
core
Texas
In
1956
drill
The
to
increase
newly
just
Mann
moved
pany.
plans
new
a
19
$1
share
of
into
acquired
in
and
its
the
it
all
new
begun
of
its
Houston
plant,
on
a
of
Mann
per
The
SEC
to
(10
became
now
280.000
Co.
45%
in
in
The
of
operate
It
185,
C.
sales
B.
on
were
Pretax
for
for
Smythe,
March
the
ft.
is
should
file
to
the
of
under
Los
the
the
At
seismic
Angeles
it
the
end'
year
which
parent
TI
has
This
semi-annual
this
Act
made
or
of
with
1933
corporation," The
request,
upon
Teports,
and
its
'I:''
.
the
on
-
brder
question
permanent.
reflecting
of
use
'
;•
t
-
the
sale
of 'stack
proceeds
the
thereof.
a
■
..
:
.
Presi¬
shares
The
French
of
com¬
1956
•
tenders
all
in
been
stock
of
must
date.—V.
out¬
share,
per
corporation
F.
French
preferred
will
company
order
York
$1,838,240,
common
(his
Fred
of
in
the
be
a
new
product
be
17,
mailed
materials
allied
to
about
in
handling
the
the
equal
highway
share
stock
pay
receipt.
transfer
taxes.
It
166,
received
be
N.
to
Y.,
by
French
for
per
the
and
company's
to
company's
construction
power
-
those
program
at
,
is
the
cranes
14
filed
of
without
and
a
letter
common
1957
a
the
stock
shares t($l
Principal features of
to be
for
erected in
of
wells
to
The
on
the
the
Construction Co.,
*,
the
5
by
Mr.
new
Buffalo, N.
be
Files
—
of
Rieben
approved
the
space.
The
for
scheduled for occupancy
cently
p.
structure
at
SEC
said
of
on
the
at
holders
the
par
to
are
company's
bt
leases.
Inc. —To
•
Build
from
by
1200.
Tishman
on
the
Realty
accept
and
any
.
20-story air-conditioned office
building
March 11
on
Vice-President.
there
part
March
The
of
is
the
no
165,000
square
feet
of
net
from
square
the
*
foot
Buffalo
site
was-
Insurance
base'-
Union
fact
Co—V
-
•-
•*
27
plan
authorized
to
1.500,00
by Louis Rieben
at
this
shares.—V.
185,
for
time
1201.
p.
(Mo.)—Annual Meeting April 20—
ordered
22
of
re¬
-185
of
effective
it
annual
the
has
Company
the
as
resolution
ol
by
a
•
by-
to
had
the
revised,
the
slate
by
in
prohibition
presented
•ty
of
not
by
the
in
In
made
such
issue
Commission
proposed
furtherance
taking
tins
of
but
also
by
its
of
to
-
under
references
determine*
reserved
proxy
action,
directors,
(b)
standards
of
the
for
of
which,
certain
expenses
the
,
with
of
soliciting
■
.
with
< -
prdxy
material.—V.
a
respect
respect
expenditures
to
be
.
-
185,
p.
if
circum*
major-
Commission
Commission- rejected -various
by Dyer to Un»on Electric's
the
Act,
statement
under
Jurisdiction
solicitation.
the
to
said
proxy
and that
of
to
stockholder)
(a
jurisdiction
Electric
"proxy
(a)
whether
12(h)-of
and
Dyer
authorize,-
reserved
Union
to" the
Electric's
issue-for-the-Commission's
an
Electric's
would
board
be
to
stock¬
nominees
Union.
insurgent group of stockholders which elected
company's
resolve
The
it
any
Electric's
of -Section
stances^ the reimbursement by Union Electric
proxies
of
contributions
Raymond
Union
stockholders,
filed
solicit proxies
include
to
political
J.
that
Commission
appropriateness,
proposed
proposal
to
meeting of Union
condition
the
against
Staff
declaration
proxy
•
the
violated
Act
SEC
a
proposes
management's
subject to
investigation
Electiic
that
a
1957
material. be. further
Inclusion
rentable
acquired
*-•
was
pending
allocation
9,000
specific
additional
the
shares
March
on
Board, of Directors.
order
soliciting
the
20,
election
for
adopted
and
1,000,000
announced
was
that
any
April
determination
.
late this year were
revealed
approximately
now
.
proposal to Increase
a
company
Union Electric Co.
■<
company's
with
offered
area,
contain
to
reject
French- Investing at 551 Fifth Ave.,
(EST) April 10, 1957, or must have
and postmarked on or before
that
p.m.
,
value), it
par
issuance
voted
proceeds
";
firs^ time by Robert V. Tishman,
will
preferred
the
ensuing
structure will replace the 70-year-old
six-story Buffalo Insurance
Co. building in the center of
the city's downtown business
district. The
address of the new
skyscraper will be 10 Lafayette
Square.
The entire building,
including the street, floor store
ment,
to
President.
Holding
Skyscraper—**
right
stock.
common
year
maintain
and
notification
of
stock
underwriting.
completion
&
the
reserves
1726.
p.
stockholders have
common
*
.
.
time
same
helping to
volume, both for
shares
share),
drilling,
of
Investing
3
March
invited
to
offer
Co.,. Inc., at $59 per
one
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—Stock Increased—
middle
The
step
a
982.
on
been
and
on
the
are
construction
500,000
have
Investing
stock
tenders.
Tenders
$2.48
of
to
sale
share
Investing intends to purchase up to 2,000 units of
common
stock
of
Tudcr
City Ninth Unit Inc. and
New
totaled
or
for
one
French
$46,308,274,
for
City Ninth Unit, Inc.—Offer for Stock—
stockholders
of
1955.
$1,129,943,
will
com¬
name
building in Dallas
Securities
by
vacated
be
notification
p.-2334.
unit
27.
earnings
income
net
455,946
was
announced
will
1957
new
p.
company
cents
New
petroleum
66
the
under
offering of stock
opportunity for hearing,
to
stock
and
195G
.
far
Tishman Realty
making
Laboratories
divisions
sq.
of
Mississippi.
Technical
an
registration
;
-
their
$65,000,000.
share,
Inc.
Offering
Commission, .it wa^ .announced on
order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
outstanding.
said.
product
said.
covering
used
reaching
operations,
the
Exchange
suspension
Stock
—
,t?
public
failure
—V. ;173,
The
I.
optics
Semiconductor-Components division.
com-
countries, six interpretive offices
Wm.
west
All manufacturing divisions
has
of
:
Service
level,
1955
net
Oil Producing; Co.,
Denver, Colo.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission
according
division—increased
high
;/•* -
The corporation filed Its Regulation *A notification on
Nov. G, "1953,
proposing the public offering of 300,000 shares of comnfon stock at
$1 per share. In its order, the Commission asserts that
Tri-Dent dailed
to comply with the
terms and conditions of Regulation A
by reason
The
Thomasson
earnings
reach
may
Geophysical
new
in
per
cents.
about
31,
1955.
taxes,
the
on
and
year,
against $2,098,483
shares
Smythe
trend
upward
,
combined
company
Obstruction
the
a-
provides an
whether ti e
The
company's
1955,
crew.
Instruments
and
to
crews
72
and-
-
from
pursuant
elected
company.1
in .the
.
he
decade.—V.
1432.
p.
the
After-tax
income
sales
at
Apparatus
total.
18.
to
1957
earnings
largest precision optics producer
the
net
cents
predicts
after-tax
to $12,850,247,
50
highest In
March
con¬
Over 1955
previous-record
and
sales—principally
exploration
and
on
from
President,
1957
than
Issued
new
44%
the
were
185,
a
Stoelc Of¬
—
;
by this company pursuant to which
Texas Instruments Inc.—Sales Rise
59%
lASt
as
in
shovels.
ago,
re-enter
Texas
.'
-
>
-
elected -Messrs,..
The
report mailed
Doc.
diversification
Sales thus
Chairman,
27.
ended
share
oi
1955,
previous
annual
Federal
"
sultant
the
over
reported
Net income in
number
company
1957,
program
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Naff to
Retire
T.
same
The
1323.
of
George
1956
the
year
$3,753,240,
pas
stature,
processing plants In Texas and
the
provision
equal to $4.03
major- natural
of
to
in
After
of
one
gas
sales
pared
1958.
and
told stockholders in
amounted
be
in
higher than
a
butanes
propane,
present
Corp., Jersey City, N. J.
2l, has issued
exemption
•respect 'to
1
'
Chairman
stockholdings
capac¬
•
now
62.7%
rose
33 Vb %
were
dent,
Initial
an
income
Net
gas
43,000
expected
oil
an
It
Inc. above.
Securities
March
Inc:' and
Co.—Operations Gain Sharply—
and
year
as
Shovel
Lovington,
Net
Gas
approved
MCF, exclusive
storage service.—
1200.
p.
Thew
of
further
a
945,317
on
production.
gas
Aircasters,
Tudor
plant
for
MCF which if
to
V
Temporarily Suspended—
March 25.
The
capacity
available from
day
per.
111,381
allocated
1432.
p.
Tri-Dent
-
Chairman
Corp.-•
Company
substantial
very
America,
Botany'Mills,
firm
committee
Sonnabend
See
"
Exchange,
Thermoid
MCF
Commission
Transworld Mercantile Corp., New York
fering Temporarily Suspended—
^
?
of: America.
Corp. " of
Motors
Power
of
Chair-' ?
•••' ■
Properties,
Stock
Federal
Graham-Paige Corpora-
President .of
partner
executive
represent
185,
directors
is
•;
Hotel
of
Induction
directors
185,
The
and
York
of
136,452
V.
total
the
Jerseyallocated capacity
available-from- storage.
gas
Power
daily allocated capacity, of
increase
of
-
the
from
York-New
daily allocated capacity
by the
before
•
New
present
a
of
f-
1,842. miles
•
;''
he
and
Si:
Associated
a
New
and
of
-pending
increase in
increased-
'
v;
America". \ V
of
Treasurer
•
President
is
the
of
Felt
directors
-
the
number
Bergen,
• t
Directors
Directors
of
•>
is
of
Wohlstetter
The
M., R. R. Dean, Senior Vice-Presi¬
manufacturing
board
by-laws
per
^eheral
and
-
.
extends
the
has
exclusive
per ..day
to
recently
tion
stock,
....
pipeline
main
metropolitan
and
Authorizations
*
the
Graham-Paige Corp.,
Committee
Sonnabend
of
the
the
serve
the
$100
,
....
Transcontinental'*
•
Philadelphia
partner in the investment banking firm of Bache
a
"f,v
members
j
plant to
the
of
vacancies
Chairman
Vice-President
■
Mr.
quarter earnings,"
'
•
.
is
of
Executive
Schwartz is
President
Gas Transmission Co.—Plans Expansion—
nils company
Bergen
CO.
of
not
first quarter.
entrance
second
the
••
Mr.
Feb*
has
fill
"change
"
President
is
Ost
Mr.
com¬
late
potential,
the
of
also
membership
To
tion.
year,
Vornado
lines
tremendous
a
Mr.
is
the
of
man
Fur¬
last
Felt
Mr.
packaged
fans.
and
nonexistent
to
Graham-Paige Corp. and Hotel Corp.
re¬
looks
1273.
Tennessee
in
off
not
he
Admiral
Board
should
7
'
for
room
that
fifteen.
voted
27
Wohlstetter.
Rear
for
$1,164,000
said
conditioners—both
with
in
$50,000,000
the
He
profits in any real degree
Increase
p.
,
flowing
this line,
1956
current
of
than
1956.
also
air
car
increase
to
the
that
so
nine
March
on
value
........
r
i
estimates that it will spend approximately $113,000,000
1956
In completing
construction
work
scheduled
at
Net proceeds from the sale of the new bonds and the new
...
date.
new
►v..
:
following were added
to the board: Rear Admiral John
J, Bergen (USNR), Irving Mitchell
Felt, Edwin M'. Ost, Jr., A. Charles Schwartz, A. M. Sonnabend and
He
Charles
practically
the
our
30,
but
were
material
a
neighborhood
over
systems,
of
company
the
184,
Increases
be¬
quarter."
whole.
a
ended Nov.
$3,500,000 in
brand—started
market,
dent
the
which
Consequently,
However,
new
in
sales
sales
over
added to the
—V.
sales
year
"production
private
ruary.
as
conditioning
defense
ther,
-
to
year
sales
from
earnings significantly higher
ported for the fiscal
Vornado
own
expecting
is
the
expects
our
In the second and third
company
for
earnings
with
quarter
coming relatively much heavier
directors
stated
31,"
"
quarter.
with
company
were
'
statement
v:-
Dec.
that
Co.,
^
filed
27
Commission relating to the proposed public
first mortgage pipeline bonds due 1977 and
of
preferred stock will be. used for this construction program and to
repay outstanding banjc loans. Substantially all of the funds necessary
for such program are expected to, be obtained from the sale of the
of
Thermoid
first
$50,000,000
■
The
after
selling
main
sales
*
com¬
r
.
: Lrine
Corp.-—- Registers
With SEC—
Offering of these securities will be underwritten by groups headed
jointly by White,Weld & Co. and Stone Si Webster- Securities Corpora-
the
&
March
on
& Exchange
of
100,000
best efforts to sell the issue, whereas
as
underwriter for the offering.—V. ' 181.
use
now
the
of
use
circular
reflecting
thereof; and
Gas -Pipe
share.-. "'V
order
reports
corporation
Securities
offering
on the question
permanent.
made
or
The
company.
request;
semi-annual
disclose
to
offering
will
not
its
and
circular fails
(o)
and
underwriter;
as
"our
file
to
shares
of
offering
said
p.
branches
on
filed its Regulation A notification on June 15, 1955,"
the public offering of 5,960,000 shares of its common 'stork
share. According to the Commission's >erder, the company
per
pany;
said
The
-
announced
was
a
Transcontinental
company
5c
(a)
1956.
Board,
it
failed to comply with the terms and conditions of Regulation A. in that
contrasts
income
offering of
public
the
at
the
on
Commission,
Exchange
a
to
proposing
equivalent,
share
and
from
Bonds and Preferred Stock
Colo.—
operation^ this year include several new branches. The effect of these
season.
continue
tq
more
has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A
from registration under the Securities
Act " of 1933
with
provides
preceding
were
fiscal
of
for the
Chairman
the
common
quarter
earnings figure
the
period
per
per
first
for the
of
period
for the three-month
earnings
shares
1,400,000
with
Securities
22,
whether
with
Denver*
respect
first three months
1956.
compared
Co.,
exemption
45%
a
Uranium
&
President, on March 26 said; "We expect 19577'sales
at a heajthy pace as. air conditioning moves more and
luxury to a competitive necessity."—V. 184, p. 2883.
com-,
the
March
corresponding $10,413,630 for the
Oil
Minard,
C.
-1
•»
.
.
be
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
The
sales of $15,126,533
i Net earnings for the three months ended Feb. 28, 1957 were $342,817,
as
to
?
First Quarter Sales
announced record
19
ended
quarter
the
,
dual,
Stock
increase over
.
1840.
p.
(O. A.) Sutton Corp., Inc.—Record
on
expected
are
Rogers
Mr.
Texas
The corporation
and fourth quarter sales
said.—V. 185, p. 490.
:
history,
company's
parable,
D.
die
thereto.
to'
the
made
hi
"
objections
1201.
'
'
-
Number 5625
Volume 185
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
55
(1563)
0,000
Union Oil Co. of
lego-
said
Th6
,T-
is
20
announced
New Wells
in
came
as
a
significant
■*
*">
Dock
but
Fla„
Vermilion
In
Parish,
the
company
completed
0ak,/lSTSe well, 2,290
of 13,42^-.feet, camp in
for initial production oi. drilled
con-
,
Furs
of
pro-
an'd
$
%
nf
145 B/D of 35 degree gravity crude.-r-V.
1
Live
to.a depth
company
March
on
filed;
22
,
,
Conn.—Registers
registration
a
Clare
share
involved.
for
*
each
the
However,
eight
shares
then
will pay
company
of .which bv stockholders,
exercise
the
was
&
Co.,
held.
No
dealers 25c
Mr,
before
even
the
modern
,
Schwebel
the
fact,
terest
systems
carriers,
They
184,
merger.—V.
u
which
The
acres
275
acres
in
used
V;;V;vv
1841.«
sters
^V-"
.
with
?
share
net*
?or
Settled—
?
L-
,
of
nnieklv
were
iLo
solH
on
March
spokesman
within
Vancouver
nine
a
International
mile
radius
Airport
of
for'expenses
-
the
182,
Oregon.
operation
W.
The
of
proceeds
are;
public utility
a
Martin
have
than
<fc
&
E.
and
retained
150: and
Sons.
120
Limited,
Knapp
R.
Loftus.
one-third
a
his
interest
associates,
in
the
cor¬
formerly owned respectively
Richard, ancl Arthur Laing.
acres
and
(Canada!
by
also
that
announced
by
it, is
be
plan
also
See
-
for
will
of
aviation
•"
the
prepared
which
field
also
will
the
for
be. developed
well
as
Island
Sea
fdr
the- major
property*
industries
in
allied
or
to
the
for
warehousing and distributing operations.
Petrolina, Ltd. above.—V. 185, p. 529.
as
Canadian
(Raphael)
Weill & Co.—Flans Stock Split—
the stockholders
The
,
with
to
articles
of
ing such
stock--
share
directors
of
and
for
of
a
of
old
special
a
the
new
corporation changing the number-of
from 50r000: to 250.000 and chang¬
$100 per
of
meeting
of
stock
common
stock
common
the
to th*
amendment
stock
value
par
the
of
stockholders
to
called to be held: concurrently
April 2,;. 1957.—V* 181, p, 1486.
share- to
act
with
of
-
upon
the
the
on
basis
value for eaoh
par
value
par- valu«>
no
stock
common
without
par
been
on
proposed
a.
split-up of such shares of
shares of
of
of
advisable
common
from
proposed
five
share
to be used-*
(telephone
shares
shares
'
Raphael Weill & Company:
have declared
incorporation
authorized
the
2516.
p.
E.
the
Lake City site and have acquired a one-third
the Sea Island property. The latter is an
assemblage com¬
more
portion
•
by Daugherty,
incident.to
telegraph);—V.
p. 158.
and
"
-i
•
,
at -pari ($10 per share (
on
the basis of one new
each two shares held.
The offering will be underwritten
Portland,
is
downtown
For* He-
"
...
for
26.
preparing, a,
development of Lake City into sites- for light
warehousing, and-the distributing industries. A- master
Were qUlCKiy SQAa. J?OF ae
./'v-..;,
In¬
undeveloped
a
$100
;
,
one*
shares.
per
A1
proposals ha*,
annual, meeting,
these
-
regular
,
and
7
10
per
rpora-
.This cprporation^m March t.22
.
e
at
to
essary
from
.pacity
faster: commitments
;ora<?e.
and
service.
7
\
-7.^-
1, MCF
its
This company
•
West
The
the
vice.—
new
field
weight
at
is, designed for use in the laboratory or in
weighs only four ounces, compared with the 25 pounds
for comparable units.—V,
185, p. 190.
craft in
roll-on
$ Earlier this
roll-off "Service
Government
Negotiations
plete.
it
' If
would
p;
368,
involve
Co.
v
.the
be
to
two
•
Caribbean
and
transatlantic
'
v
Net
Van Raalte Co., Inc.—Earnings Increased—
be
worked
construction
of
before
Federal
United
'This!
with
,v;
"brder
...
incom¬
officials
Net
said,,
Manager
ufirvtion
.
""V.V
HT.1
T">
March
on
of
^
trailerships by United
With TMT.—V, 184,
184,
I
L.
'
J
C.
Boos,
division.;.
1
—
outstanding_____
per
Net
in- -Cubtf,'
Vice-President
to
be, voted
-20.-71957/which
General"March-20;;i957v which
and
TV
^
...HA said
construction ^muld' h^eihimmediately
scheduled; to start operations, .early next year.-
failed
:
,
reason
The
f •stack
east
.hereof.
U.
new
plant
Havana,
of
S.
300
Rubber
will
on
making
structures,7 to,
located
at
Loina
site
15-acre
a
footwear
persons,
The
be
now
plant.; The
total
a
be
of
tire
775
built
by
de
,
T5 AUIVIMAMI
4
'
»i«
plant
annual
meeting
of
stockholders
to
be
says "he
has
letter
letter
a
a
decided
to
to
to
A
'•
V*
n/»«»Ar,AW
head
$
15
miles- '
-V.
occupied
by the
employment to
this
p,
si
■w'| :
iacturing operation in. Latin America.
Mexico,
Colombia,
Venezuela
-
•••
and
-.
-
Other
tire
will
consist
plants
Argentina.—V.
of
p.
'■
•
located
are
185,
•-
-
.
.
*
and
AAA
■
,
a
have
that
on
982.
'
"
.
Pc.j,
n
rne
SI
outstanding
on Jan.
28,
1956.—V; 185,: p. 764,
k'i
a>
acq"lsitf°n
-
rin
,,
orocx
filed
n
be
to
stock-
yA
vmtiH
Would
■
^
to-
,
.
proxy
the
lid
Act,
il
circum-
oliciting
thereto.
to'
the
*ade
1
Thursday at 23Va»./.
161.605
..
the
Atkinson, President,
v
of
,
showed
revenues
of
,
and
hflmmnr
net
now
•
have
to
be
profits
of
7
Mf. Sphwebel
also
an
as
$1,777,237
.
>im
per
March
The
share)
payment
29.
Mr.
to
Co.
as
of
head
Schwebel
its
board
tBesides the
ouiisator
eauivalent
equivalent
"
•*;
is
stock
due
nf
of
Mr.
both
have
of
P.
the
Clare,
new
that.
of
founder
shareholders
and'President
subsidiary division:.was
U^niversal's
directors* at the
acquisition;
Inc.
.
next
Universal
of
t
Baltimore,
which
of
in
1433.
train
made
were
property,
the
than
yards,
has
the
been
amount
ot equipment,
ta $4,185,000)
increased
note in
$30
the annual
non-callable
first
5debentures
new
The
par.
of
94%
freight
of
received
It
918,
of
the
road-
the
of
j
"
*
report, stated
preferred, stock*
and
Baltimore
$7
185, p.
8%,
callable
new
Ohio
&
preferred) stock,
RR;
has
1433.
Co.;
alreadyy
n
.
,
185,
April 2—
*
by
this* company up to, 114 ami.
(E8T)« oni
Devonshire St., Boston. Mass.,. for the-pur-
201
$12,000,000
.
1987.—V.
and
Tool
first
mortgage -bonds,
1433.
p.
series
O,
duer
•
of
sales
on
Western
Blair
are
increase
station
newest
January
1956.—V.
covers
with Aug.
Monarch
Tool's
&
Manufacturing
period beginning
for
Stamping* Co.—Sales Higher—
Tool
percentage
New
&
March
12 disclosed a 20%
Increase in combined
Stamping Co., TeV; Inc., Gainesville, GaH
Co,, Springfield, Mass. Tev andi tha; Blair
wholly-owned by Western Tool & Stamping Co.
This
company
company
during the year for
include moderniz¬
expansion
be
Room
from
sales
which
Machine
&
subsidiary,
and
185,
1,
than
more
a.
of
month)
seven
„
Stamping
reports
February
little
a
1956.
of
Co.
this
at
of 41%
1957
Moines,
Western
Increase
in. sales*
Des
time
an
the
over
period
same
in
529.
p.
of
C.
P.
the
nominate*
17.
turn
American
owns
the
Western Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SBC
'
the
/
unless
requests
Interstate
for
Commerce
freight
The
the
increases now
Commission: are
granted.—
tQ
a.
.
to
.
*
•-*
.
i
Shipments are
running
ahead of
ratio
of
net.,
profit
last year.
the
1956
average
and "should
to
shipments,
he
stated,
'
of
1956," Mr;
Our
did
had
risen
to
$21,750,000
s
shipments
by the end
year,-with
working
he,,let
Present
us
of-f
sales
expected
accumulated
10% -below
say,
backlog,
about
reach
expectations,
said, represents, at current rate of opera¬
output of machine tools and one month's
Bailey
months'
Gradall,
to
backlog. ..So even
the
company's earthmoving machine,
;■ Machine tool sales rose from $11;075,000 for the last quarter of
to
••«
$11/720 000 for the first
incident
shares
for
to
shares
the
beinyolved;
public
The
to
held
at
at.seven. cents
are-to
to^mining operations.—¥.180#
five-^cents)
stockholders
10> oents
proceeds
'
notification' with
stock, (par
present
share
each
/
1
per
share.
be-used
for
om
per
NO)
ex¬
1582.
p.
:
Timber Co*—Proposed Merger—
Eddy P^fper Corp.' above.—V.
Securities
The
SEC
(10
used
185, p. 1092.-
'
.
_
and_Ihcchange Commission—
company
for
on
Marhh
filed
12
1,000,000
snares
share),
covering
cents
without
per
of
a
letter
of
notification
stock
common
underwriting.
The
with
be offered
to
proceeds Me
the
at; par.'
to
b»
incident to mining operations.
expenses
quarter of
shareholders
have
of authorized shares from
a
proposal
thorization
common
amount
to
T,ew
shares of its $25 pax*
an
to discharge a like
New England Bee-
the
Worcester
$55
per
each
six
at
for
shares
87.08P
additional
shares
not
to
has received SEC au¬
additional 87,686
sell
proceeds of which, will be used
System.
share
Electric Cow—Financing Authorized
announced on March 21
promissory notes payable to Its parent,
of
standing
issue and
stock,
subscription
1957.
Increase the number
1,000,000 to 2,000,000.—V. 184, p. 2675.
approved
Worcester County
Tills' company, .it-was
trie
far were behind expectations, due chiefly to uncertainties regard¬
the-highway program and its slowness in getting under way.
The
will
Weyerhaeuser
1956
Gradually sales, Mr. Bsiley .said, were continuing at a good rate but
thus
share
new
800,000
;•* underwriting
200,000
of
letter
a
of■ common
•
about $60,000,000. we are
if sales should prove
our volume of shipments
would still be in the neighborhood of $64,000,000 "
to
follows:
as
one
con-
"sales totaled $61,000,000, and
backlog
1956.
"This
also
.«
Bailey said,
$56,000,000.
it
that
,
"In
and
See
filed
Wind RivW Mining Co., Vancouver, Wash.—Files With
at the present rate throughout the balance of 1957, Walter K.
Bailey, President; said'on March 26. The company should realize about
were
of
penses
16
s
•
-
same
offered
share
March
on
covering, 1,000,000 shares
'
.
-
the
be
basis
•
abinty
t--«
•
corporation
SEC
rate
.by.tuts-eomoany*
1201.
ing
Md.,
of
to
1955.
1956,
before
output -of
meeting On April
99
$17,249,182
at
1,
The
for material
costs
tlpue
record
announced,
management-,-will
annual
owns
of
rising
Warner & Swasey Co.—Shipments Exceed 1956 Aver.
s
voted
quarterly disbursement
to
3
supplemental
(he exchange.—V.
Western
0.81%
were
brakes ;that combines high torque and last cycling
"that
ana fast
hold or stop a load if power fails is being anI Brakes in the hew line are being designated
"Power-Safe"* brakes, tand are essentially two brakes in one.—V. 185,
Rfi
$2.86 n^r ehar# "
per share."
Universal's-. directors
r ""'
"
30,
$119,519,719,!
and
"
'
(
.
over
for
p.
-nounced
Schwebel
dividepd, he said, is payable April 12
April
Equipment Issue-**
announced
company's, $7
stock, of
more
will
2
chase
•
-
-
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co.—New Products—
tions,
Carl
added
of
new
Co.,
Th6
1957,
hasis
basis
than
-with. the
or
...
*
appointment
&
an
nividend in addition to the regular
cents
the cash
of
on
...I"',
.
65%'
Anew; line of
Amew;
v
Taking the figures from April 1, 1956
announced- that
.
40
And
amended.
mose reflect earnings
*|oiwU.
f
S'^s?Udated earnings of
share.
year begins April 1), to Feb. 23,
:v8a«4%
'
per
.hot
of
April
predicting a modest' improvement in business volume in 1957,
Atkinson-pointed out" th^t net income for 195T may be somewhat
185;
30, .1956, Clare's sales amounted
$326,033 or-$2.02 per share afterp.
Universal and subsidiaries other than.'
-
$11,074,590
of
adjustments
and improvements
pending,
V.
were
Clare
out
(Claris, flscai
those
sa
:
period ended Nov.
*
1956
years;
C
are
I
preferred
-April
-
res of Vnive™:al* capital stock, of
f outstanding.
■ -t ;.
t
shares
1* ,1956.—
re¬
American
.
274
Jan.
the- securities;, increasing* the- cost
to $5,248,741
from
$4,312^0B^
for
a
r
Bids
In the
—
While
Mr.
the outshares
,^°WeVer' that clare
And
'
last
.iff
^
het! profits
'£Itect „to the merger.
by
lections
by an: exchange of stock,
ih.recent m
s-earnings have risen so rapidly
recent months
that the proxy statement estimate of
$2.02 per share
ributable to the 161,605
Universal fehares being issued for
Clare,
aie
>01.
thus, bo
ih„'
and
major-
die
and.closed
•
expenditures
and- enlargement
creased
-I.
Universal,, told - shareholders at -the
merger agreement each outstanding Clare share
convprf-Ari
intn soa
% tt ;
v
1 u i
^
u
for
hieh,
don
iv,
J-; He pointed
would
er)
Results
of centralized traffic control, along with
acquisition of nine diesel-electric locomotives and 997 freight cars.
The renort also mentions that "Piggy-Back" operations have in¬
less
on
from
financed
be
exchanged for the
completed
facilities,,.further extension
■M*
; :
Chicago.^
Universal^nde'ciaTeUwo„M^^^7
would'equal $2.37
the
to
of
was consummated
'«s7ii«,oil"m0^
oiftra
lare
whether
ilsslon's
Exchange
eivincr
to
of
&' Co.
9 shares of Clare's ho par common for
£ $2 .par "common. .The .latter*is traded"
Which'734
For
(a)
Reveals 1956
for
revenues
upward wage
supplies.
ing
mi^we^e^» President 't9f.
*'■'3
the
to
Clare
Inc.,
The-company will pledge five -additional diesel
company, in
all the
holder
,
from
additions
1
C.'-F.
operating
Gross
rger of ^wo makers of specialized .electronics equipment was
f «on' March 25 when shareholders, of this company-! v«ted to
acquire
1 20— ft*
iS
and
„.
of?f
t">:
Mills,
,the
Universal Products Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
•
•'' j
k :v.;
1301.
!
resulted
,
W
to
26
sold April
be
nearly
first
Operating expenses of $90,631,394 in 1956 increased 4.24%
compared' with 1955/ Mr. Atkinson states this increase in expenses
'/#"
-
tiorized
March
locomotives
has been
-Robinson.
above 1955.
"
1956 earnings were $1,122,420 after
for Federal taxes-on Income.
After dividends on
this is equivalent to $1.10 on the
968.319 shares of
preferred stock,
common stock
500,00(1
for
—
that period, Arthur K.
Gross'
13 weeks ended Jan. 28,
providing $1,120,000
me
Co.
being^ exceeded in only four previous
ago,
on the preferred
stock, this is equivaon the 927,254 shares of common stock out¬
.
Wellington
;
$3,450,000.
This
nV»n
r-**j
ports that, while this did not. approach the banner year
1955; it compares favorably with the annual results
since the company took over the properties 15 years
*
income. After dividends
_,i0, ^ cents per share
standing on Feb. 2. 1957.
$0.89
include
982.
p,
during
in
This company, and its subsidiaries
report earninas for the JL3 weeks
Feb. 2,
1957 of $163,786 after
providing $200,000 for Federals
taxes
Ave.,
Rieben,
«»wuv
3,992,00$
$3,572,000
Nearly All of Preferred Issue Now Exchanged—
7,
'
,
annual report to shareholders for the year 1956, it is re¬
vealed that $14.76 a share of common stock was earned
ended
re
3,027;000„
;
Western Massachusetts Electric Co.—Bids
Xlhiversal Pictures Co., Inc.—Earnings
Sharply Lower
.
income
on
share_
per
switching
mf
accept v-
st
185,
Wabash Railroad
a
•eferred
tiy
uvw-uv,-,*a,vvvi«
Mar. 2,'57-'' Fek,25,'56
$68,408,000 $.73,466*000.
5,727,000,*
7,564)0001
:
$2,700/000
figures
equipment
location.
at
firm,
*
&
per
stock.
about
Jle"s.tor^: 'malu building with-' 54.000;, square fegt of' floor area
ofm^^two-^story; building with -floor soaoe* totalling 25,000 square, feet.;-TherCuban Plan^ -will be the rubber comnany's' fifth tire mahu-'
V&3,
offer
»59
1
••«
1201.
p.
dated
"Stockholders
a
-.
"1 A
r*
stockholders,
from
.
"* The largest.-Vertol; .interest is" held by Laurance Rockefeller and
associates.
Plasecki., Aircraft Corp. holds about 23% of the Vertol
Shares. There were 542,199 common shares outstanding last Dec. 31.
was
give
will
Cuban
plant
the
Tierra.
employees
a
vu.
<.
public stock¬
by West Penn,
applied
taxes
company on
trust, certificates to
.
and
partially
s
-
j
be
income.
that
^
authorized: too
was
subscribed< by
to
Manufacturing! Co. <& Subs.)—Earnings—
The
any
at
sub¬
for
$3.46
,•1953,
,ock
also
parent
not
are
Western Maryland Ry.—Plans
Protective Committee of Vertol Aircraft Corp."
•,L
1'
the
has-addressed
has-addressed
March
-
the
shares
financing
184; p. 2059.
j
.
at
shares:
Mr. Robinson
^."shares-: ;-Mr;;Robinsoh
it- was "an-
r
't
i
,
author^
order
an
offered,
be
491,243
$3.51;
-
V.
$1,697;929
held on - April; 15 are being, solicited by Milton Robinson, .Brooklyn,,
N.
Y.',, attorney, who says he is the owner of 950 Vertol common
7
the
—
before
Earnings
1,296,000
501,330;
share_____
common
1171. '
p.
of
Provision, for taxes
Vertol Aircraft Corp.—Holder to Form
Group—
-■
■
.$5,000,006 tire' plant
a
by
international
the
~
21
1,290,000
$1,760,703
shares
income
—V.
States-Rubber Co.—Plant in Cuba-
company^wdll build
nounced,
1955
$31,309,037 $28,547,483
3,050,703:
2,993,929
__—
income .taxes.———
Proxies
A
taxes-——
income
Common
to.
are
Months Ended—
Above
Net.
,.
.
on
Federal
cooperation
.•
.
be
to
out/
Nek; sales
points.
«....
and:
common;
the,» additional
sales
Income
..Year Ended December 31—1956
truck-trailer
•-
/
are^ understood
to
were
the
'
firms
operated: in
.
Florida
inaugurated
contract..
arrangements
probably
States Lines
ering
between
any,
between
:the-" company
year,-
service- under
of
West Point
Six
Income
has issued
.additional; 251,606: shares, ofr
an
shares
,
..
Of-
Power
all
Proceeds
$61,000,000.—V. 185,
instrument
Venture—/
,
March 21
The
Power, together with the proceeds of the,later issue-of'about
$20,000;-000 of senior securities, to its 1957-58 construction
program, estimated*
7
--
and.
stock.
common
Penn
purchase
holders.
circuit .'techniques.
getting into the roll-on,. roll-off-trailer-.:
| ship business, it was annoupced oil March' 19.;-^
f
|
.Gem John.-Mf. Franklin President, had returned earlier in the day
I from Miami,- Fla.," where he had held discussions with officials of
I TMT Trailer ; Ferry. Inc..' which operates, converted' wartime landing,,'
elusive
par
on
to, issue and: sell'
,
.
be
soon
may
no
Co.—Financing Authorized by SEC
announced
was
company
scription at $49.50 by stockholders of record on or about March
23,
1957, at the rate - of one new^ share for each 14r shares them heldi.
The; Commission' also; authorized the purshase of its
pro rata; parfc.
of such additional shares
by The West Penn Electric Co.. which owns3,346,367, shares
(approximately 95%) of the outstanding shares of«*
.
■*
.
SEC, it
izing this
pro-
TranSitran Exhibits New Pocket-Sized Generator—
of
;United States Lines Co.—Trailership
i
The
Transitron, ;, Inc. ; exhibited." for- the first: time a mew pocket-sized
transistorized precision: high frequency
generator
at
the
Institute
of Radio Engineers show,
recently held at the New York Coliseum,
it ...was; also
announced
by- -Mr.
Segal. - It
uses
advanced
printed-
oplicalirther
proved
3
has
v
-
le'rsey-
tion
of Van-. Norman Industries,
Inc.,
$2,257;863 contract by the U. S. Navy covering
company's patented signal generators, vit was
.
eheral
:ed
a
_.
funds - and" initially
will"-constitute
additional, working
capital.
The
company; ,ill the normal course of business purchases machhicrv and
etpiipment, upon, order- of prospective- lessees- ar-d then leases-this 5
equipment at fixed: rentals for., periods ranging from one to ten years'.
.The additional.fuhds Will, assist; ;th.e company in, purchasing machinery.
and equipment promptly,' take cash discounts'
and give its customers
the
of
West Pemi Power
Inc.,/-division
awarded,
,
new
nd
Transitron.
.been
filed- a registration statement with the
vduction qf' the
anSHQ'Coverin® 000,000 sliaresvO#:.its $L par capital "stock, to: he^effthed 7;,;' nounced on- March
25 by Herbert I, Segal, President of the parent
-for. public-sale through an underwriting,
group headed by Schwabacher i
company.v Delivery of the 'units, together with spare parts, is to be
&-CO; The public .offering, price and
underwriting, terms Are toriSe'sup-made during 1937 and. 1958. " They are to be manufactured at the
pHed-by amendment: r' v
--'''r'';'-'
-1'-i
company's plant- at Manchester, N. ~
H.
Hat proceeds'-of this.-financing will be added to- the
company's cash
00.000
ed
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Navy Contract—
7.
United States- Leasing Corp., San Francisco*- Calif.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission-—
leaded
:
two-thirds
-
C.;
manufacturing,
The
U1r,
-holders
<■
•
a
acres
plan
1
^InlH
*-The-company on March!; 12 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering -12,811 shares of common
stock to be offered
and
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. above.—V. 184,
which
on
are
realtors,
owning
in
Webb
To
"J
Butchart '«fc Cole/ Inc.;
iuuited'Shoe Machinery Corp.—Suit
"I See
public
:
Expands—
acquired
these
by
Island
sites
Riley
master
f!nrn
r
V^loo/p.
*
!-*
w
has
•
Grauer
J.
Clare
of
B.
interest
"Amtote's"'
shares
72
C.
Valley Telephone Co., Silverton, Ore.—Files With SEC
p.
Limited
corporations includes approximately
Lake City, located in the1 Town of Burnaby, and
as
Sea
on
Both
porations
Common Stock, which were publicly
by Milton D. Blauner, & Co*. Inc. and associates
talis, see
program,;;including, the payment of $4,250,000 of bank-leans incurved
connection
therewith; The-.1957-58; -construction
program "fs
esti¬
184;
(Canada)
owned
known,
Vancouver
369.
p.
t
Msrch 21- at 112
on
in
at $19,500,000.—V.
Knapp
property
625
high-altitude
and
also
are
"
shares- of
'rating
mated
&
in- corporations
owning approximately 900
industrial and. commercial land in Vancouver, B.
the real estate development company announced
"Ametote,"
as
pari-mutuel
"Amtote"; owned
Universal-Transitnr Prndnrt«
e*c!r* share,
dealer.
a
aircraft
disclosed.
In
l
•
underwriting
for
by
electronic
trade
with
,^
statement'with
obtained
the
to
located.
submarines,
covering 31i;5571-shares -of its no par common stock. The com- '
-,-n nrm
p&ny proposes to offer-the shares >for subscription at $22 per share - '000
m stockholders
of reeord Aprilr 10, 1957, and at the rate of one-?offered
additional
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Canadian Unit
at
prising
SEC
is
are
offices
Vancouver.
764.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
York
ievices.
parLmutuel. machinery.
"United Illuminating Co., New Haven,
the
headquarters
New
Webb
known
Co.,
and-services
Del.,V, with
'
headquarters and main plant ih Chicago,
was
a
pioneer in creating hermetically-sealed
telephone-type relays
for
industrial and
military use.
Clare products, including "custom
built", relays and
switches, are used by General Electric, ^ IBM,
,
u»eu
RCA,
Sperry-Rand,'-and other leading firms and are. utilized in atomic-.
P.
.airplanes,
With.
Totalisator
Universale
City.
'
American
automatioir
-
p.
York
vised
exclusively by virtually all of the 140 leading race tracks
throughout Xhe United States and Canada.
General Register makes electronic cash control systems, self-service
ticket-issuing machines - for
the
amusement
industry,
and
other
D-2
the
"
185,
New
Wilmington,
are
MCF^of.; gas
D=
of
Street,
powered
Louisiana
distillate well, which extended the productive limits
gas
a
the
Co.
10th
Street.
Thanijfactures
C.
ciiity
W.
Broad
Trie
ex¬
Register
100
at
J30
the- East Lake Palourde Fipld, Assumption Parish
La:
flowing production of 536B/D through a restricted
choke'
Gravity of the upper zone was 30 degrees, and of the lower
zone, 37 8
degrees.
Six separate sands were penetrated before the well was
completed below 12,800 feet. The company has in excess of 5,000 acres
around the well.
to
with initial
ment
-
General
-
completion of two wells in
limits of two separate fields
tension
0,000
i'
California—Two
March
on
Louisiana which extended the productive
Cotten Brothers* 1, a dual completion,
lively
r
company
V
«"
,
proposes
the
offer
additional
share by its stockholders
shares
(99.318%).
shares
to
held.
proposes
and
NEES,
as
to exercise its
to purchase
any
acquired by minority stockholders
stoek
for
at the rate of one
owner
of 522,533 out¬
right to acquire
of the 597 remaining!
—V. 185, p. 1433.
56
000
ALABAMA
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
improvement bonds offered March
211—v. 185, p. 1326—were awarded
inclusive.
1982
to
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
<}ounty Clerk, will receive sealed
toids at his office in Los Angeles.
(PST)
a.m.
County,
April 23
on
sive. Principal and
inclu¬
interest (M-N)
Treasurer's
payable at the County
•"ifficet
School
Union
Hirentwood
District,
$35,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered March 26 —v.
*<15, p. 1434—were awarded to the
<jnion Safe Deposit Bank of Stock¬
a price of 100.06, a net
terest cost of about 3.95%, as
in¬
ton, at
lows:
to
fol¬
La
Due on April 1 from
1975
1960 to
inclusive.
Sale
Bond
The, $1,500,000
offered March
bonds
.scihool
—
25—
185.: p.
1326—were awarded to
a group composed of the Califor¬
nia Bank, of Los Angeles; Shear$x>n, Hammill & Co.; Taylor & Co.;
Bond
Co., and. White,
price of 100.001,
net interest cost of about 3.07%,
as
follows:
*
'
<Coachella
March
Valley Joint Union High
Riverside County,
District,
California
Bond
Offering—G.
A.
Peque-
Clerk, will receive
jjhat, County
.sealed bids at his office in River-
aide until 10
,22
Associa¬
for the
a.m.
Due on April 1 from
5s.
4M>s.
135,000
Due
April
on
1
1972
•
Due on April 1 from
290,000 4s.
Offering
—
R.
(PST)
on
April
purchase of $1,400,000
San Juan
Union High
Sch. Dist., <
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $459,000 school
bonds offered March 27—v. 185,
1434—were awarded to
James,
B.
National. Trust &
&
(PST)
on
from
1958 to
1982
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
May
1
of
100.09, a net interest
3.87%, as follows:
$79,000
Due
5s.
1959
1964
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Barbara, Calif.
Sale—The $1,700,000 gen¬
Bond
cisco.
eral
District, Los
Bond Offering—Harold J. Cstly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
his
at
until 9
bonds,
as
office
in Los
Angeles
a.m.
(PST) on April 16 for
the purchase of $399,000 building-
March
$97,000 series A bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to-1977 in¬
composed of
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.; Wood,
Struthers & Co.; J. C. Bradford
& Co.; Gregory .& Sons, and Jo¬
seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
to
series C
bonds.
1958
April 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Santee
Water
Unified School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
until
—
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
(J-D)
-
.1
June
from
1, 495^
1958
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
and
or
in¬
interest
the
office,
Due
1977
to
Bond
Offering—R.
E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Myers, of Los Angeles.
the purchase of $325,000 building
bonds. Dated May 15, 1957.
Due
on
1987 inclusive.
Bonds due
callable
are
of May
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
4>ids
at his
tintil 9
a.m.
office in Los
(PST)
on
Angeles
April 16 for
the
purchase of $190,000 building
tionds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office.
Gladstone School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
bonds offered March 26 — v.
185, p. 1202 — were awarded to
"Taylor & Co., of Beverly Hills, as
4s, at a price of 100.26, a basis of
ing
Kings
County, Calif
Bond
Salinas City School
District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond
son,
County
.sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
will
receive
her office in
Han-
2.92%,
follows:
as
Treasurer's
2?4S.
Due on April
1
from 1958 to 1968 inclusive.
225,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
1969
to
1977
inclusive.
San Clemente,
Bond
Sale —The
office.
Legality
plant facilities bonds
March
20—v.
awarded
to
a
185,
p.
sew¬
group
composed of
National Bank,
the Security-First
Cord until 10:15 a.m.(PST)- on
of Los
Angeles; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
April 2 fbr the purchase of $498,- *R. H.
Moulton & Co:; John Nu-
Eriksen
due
in
callable
1968
and
of
May 1,
1967. Principal and interest
as
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Stratford
Union
School
District,
Kings County, Calif.
Bond
sealed
bids
for
the
building
1957.
to
1977
County
his
will
to
(P. O. Branford), Conn.
Sale—The $1,975,000 high
offered
March 26
bonds
185,
a
1326—were
p.
Trust
&
Savings
awarded
of
composed
group
purchase
on
Dated
Han-
April
$142,000
April 15,
on
April 15 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
(A-O)
and
the
$15,000 4s.
Connecticut
Harris
(State of)
Bond Offering—John
Ottaviano,
Jr., State Treasurer, will offer for
a.m.
Due
on
April
1
from
30,000
4 Vis.
Due
from 1970 to
April
1
1977 inclusive.
on
Three Rivers Union School District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
2
(PST)
p.m.
011
purchase of $10,000 school bonds.
Dated April 5, 1957. Due on
April
5
from
1958
to
1963
inclusive.
fice.
Tule Lake Joint Union
High School
Dist., Siskiyou and Modoc Counties,
California
Bond
bonds
Sale—The $490,000 school
offered March 28—v. 185,
April 2
issue
an
$50,000,000
Greenwich
Killingly Expressway Revenue bonds,
a
syndicate managed jointly
by Lehman Bros, and First Boston
-
is
expected
to
the
writing
on
Bros,
are
that
are
and
Jan.
the
1,
will
1965.
financial
the
on
Prior
submit
to
bonds
be
that
to
Turnpike project.
28, it
certain
disclosed
was
changes
had
been
made in the terms of the bond is¬
which
their
are
designed to increase
attractiveness
These
include
to
the
purposes
the
to
a
time
same
City Bank, of
(P. O. New Canaan),.
Connecticut
Bond
Offering
Roland
—
necticut
River
the
with
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive..
Principal and interest (F-A)
pay¬
able at the First National Bank &
Trust
Company, of New Canaan.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield
City.
&
Wood, of New York
":
^v;v.
.
DELAWARE
New Castle
Dist.
Delaware
Bond Sale—The $488,000
ing
River.
the
the
west of the
This
construction
eastern
section,
thereof
will
nanced
by
the
185,
25
p.
Mercantile
Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., Baltimore, jointly, as 3%s, at
a price of
100.06, a basis of about
3.36%.
•
•
•
..
•
'
.
•
4
'X\
.
FLORIDA
will
not
program
as
costs
I
Dunedin, Fla.
Bond. Sale—The
and
sewer
March
and
B.
jointly,
a
temporarily fi¬
obligation
However, no
to
J.
$650,000 water
185, p.
John
offered
bonds
revenue
28—v.
awarded
State.
of
be
build¬
March
offered
1326—were awarded
to a group composed of Bankers
Trust Co., New York City, and
—v.
1434—were
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Van
as
Ingen & Co., Inc..
43/4S, at a price of 97.19,
u
r
v
basis of about 4.84%.
general
notes
bonds
for
for the permanent fi¬
Connecticut
affect
County, Stanton School
(P. O. Wilmington),
No. 38
Turn¬
priority
a
nancing of the section
H.
Gardner, Clerk of Board of Fi¬
nance,
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 2 for
the purchase of $1,030,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
investors.
division
of
were
composed of
group
National
New Canaan
pike into two sections by the Con¬
established
of
at
First
Co.;
Wood,
Struthers
&
Co.;
Bramhall, Falion & Co.; J. C.
Bradford & Co., and Brown Bros.
Harriman & Co., as 2Y2S, at a price
of 95.49, a basis of about 2.79%.
Lehman
advisers
the
March
on
sue
offered
$1,500,000
extension program bonds
op¬
meeting of the
Expressway Bond Commit*
State
t "A
an
serially from 1962 to
inclusive,
tional
tee
Sale—The
Additional
sewerage
Indications at
issue.
8
h:
2.85%.
^
Corp.
Fort Pierce, Fla.
Bond
expressway bonds will be issued
for the eastern section
until all
City
costs of
Offering
D.
—
Huskey,
sealed
C.
for
been
the
western
permanently
provided
that
section
financed
independent
neers' estimates have
lished
that
in
Visalia, until
April 2 for the
on
of
financing
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
,Corp.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Wm.E.
Pollock & Co.; Bacon, Stevenson
& Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
E. F. Hutton & Co., and Joseph,
Mellen
&
Miller, as 2%s,; at a
price of 97.85, a basis of about
Bank,
Chicago;
Estabrook & Co., Putnam & Co.,
Wood, Struthers & Co., and R. D.
White & Co., as 3.30s, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.28%.
the State
in
group
New York City; F. S. Smithers &
CONNECTICUT
receive
office
(PST)
of
a.m.
bonds.
Due
interest
Clerk,
at
a
the
—v.
'
>
$2,500,060 water
22—v.
to
awarded
Bond
Hartford), Conn.
transmission and shop and yard
improvemeht bonds offered Mafch
ver.
Offering—Bernice Thom-
County
sen,
self-supporting.
fully
Legality
approved
by
Tallmadge & Tallmadge, of Den¬
Branford
the
Turnpike is expected to be
Hartford County Metropolitan Dist»
(M-N)
are
engi¬
that
show
ton
sealed
(MST) on April 8
of
$1,900,000
general obligation school building
bonds.
Dated May i, 1957.
Due
on
May 1 from 1958 to 1973 in¬
Bonds
reve¬
up-to-date
receive
will
purchase
'
estimated
of
185, p. 1202—were awarded
bomposed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; First of Bob-
bids until 8 p.m.
the
■
to
that the Board
announces
Education
X
of estimated
estimates
(P. O.
Offering—Secretary Alice
1997
Angeles.
offered
1203—were
Bond
financed.
88%
Bond Sale—The
Arapahoe County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Englewood), Colo.
of Los
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Calif.
$498,000
15 from
for
However,
neers'
1977 inclusive.
will mature
bids at his office
$275,000
Jan.
on
COLORADO
this
—
net interest cost of about
Due
to
trict
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 25
v.
185, p. 1434—were awarded to the
Crocker-Anglo National Bank of
San Francisco, at a price of
100.02,
age
Offering—Bernice Thom¬
1967
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
May 15 from 1958 to 1977 in¬ 'Thermalito School
District, Butte
Principal
and
interest
County, Calif.
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County
Bond Sale—The $45,000 school
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her- building bonds offered March 25
—v.
185, p. 1435—Were awarded
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
to the Union Safe
Deposit Bank,
cisco.
of Stockton, as follows:
about 3.96%.
JHanford School District,
275,000 4s.
offer for
clusive.
a
Bond Sale—The $279,000 build¬
25,000 4V4S. Due on Jan. 15, 1966.
1, 1967. Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the Dis¬
on
Angeles County, Calif.
inclusive.
1965
to
new-
necessary
toll road to
future
costs and 94%
entire
and
the
at
Chicago
,
1958
1962 to
County
■
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on April 15 for
(
$200,000 5s. Due on Jan. 15 from
April 16 for the purchase of $550,water system bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
in 1968 and thereafter
Dated
a
The
make it
The western section referred
accounts
100.05r
of
sale at 10
as
Los Angeles,
(PST) 011 April 30 for
the purchase of $3,500,000 building
June
Diego
will
such
nues.
price
a
Hazel E. Wag-
until 9
a.m.
Asso¬
net interest
of about 4.18%, as follows:
and
enhoffer, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
oh
1
000
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
San
District,
Bond Offering
bids
clusive.
April
on
County, Calif.
May 1, 1957.
Principal
interest (M-N) payable at the
Los
on
1963
2%s.
clusive.
Pomona
Due
to
Savings
Co., Stone & Youngberg;
Lawson, Levy & Williams, at
school
follows:
as
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
Due on
Dated
and
group
2.87%,
1,190,000
May 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
a
$510,000 4s.
clusive.
302,000
21—v.
of about
follows:
bonds
offered
185, p. 1093—were
obligation
awarded
Angeles County, Calif.
&
&
ter
thereafter
Santa
2
4Downey City School District, Los
independently
clusive.
1982 inclusive.
1977 to
•of America National Trust & Sav¬
or New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
May 1 from
on
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
ford until 10
in
any
be
for
May 1 from
on
120,000 3.90s. Due
bonds.
Dated May • 1, County's fiscal agency in New
1957.
Due on May 1 from 1958 York City or Chicago.
■to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Ripon Union High School District,
San Joaquin County, Calif.
•County Treasurer's office; Bank
or
from
inclusive.
1976
to
1
inclusive.
260,000 3%s. Due
inclusive.
♦juilding
ings Association, Los Angeles;
at the County's fiscal agency
for
of
May
on
1963
to
of
cost
future.
National" Trust
Savings Associa¬
Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Co.; at a price
the
provision
a group
tion, San Francisco, Dean Witter
in
financed
composed of the Bank of America
composed of the Bank of America
about
a.m.
1326—were awarded to a group
p.
cost
inclusive.
1987
to
3
ciation, San Francisco, Dean Wit¬
inclusive.
1962
to
1958
p.
April 9
for the purchase of $239,000 school
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
15
inclusive.
1962 to 1977
from
«,School
inclusive.
1961
Due on
3s.
1,200,000
March 15
Due on
1958 to
..from
were
County Treasurer's office.
$300,000 4V2S.
$73,000
until 10:30
Weld & Co., at a
a
as
and C. N. White &
&
Hutton
*3; F.
Co., and William R. Staats
follows:
&
Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
bids
-Chaffey Union High Sch. District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
—
Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Lancaster School
and 1959.
1434
p.
tion, of San Francisco.
1, 1958
Due on April
34,000 4s.
;.
185,
the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings
i
.
$*,000 2s.
v.
—-.v.
awarded
on
Costa County, Calif.
Contra
Bond
!»
March 25
purchase of $68,000 build¬
May 1 from 1958 to 1977
oii
&
Greenfield Water
Bakersfield), Calif.
$100,000 general
water
bonds offered
obligation
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due
ing
Principal
veen
Bond Sale—The
Azusa
9
from
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive.
CALIFORNIA
«mtil
15
(A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
District (P. O.
for the
April
on
and interest
Kern
Agee & Leach.
to Stern,
Due
1957.
1958
Sale—The $600,000 street
Bond
Dated April
building bonds.
15,
Monday, April 1, 1957
.
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
f
.
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
\
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1564)
including
would
the
the
be
have
and
engi¬
again estab¬
entire
Turnpikh,
eastern
section,
self-supporting
from
third
against
change
financing
is
a
covenant
any
other ex¬
issue of Expressway
Bonds, thereby in effect establish¬
ing a closed-end lien to prevent
will
nicipal
Dated
1
parking
19$9
of
Previously,
Turnpike
revenues.
it would have'been
permissible
to
pool the Turnpike
with; revenues of any
toll * road which might i be
revenues'
,
other
to
Bonds due in
are
revenue
Sept, 1, 1956.
from
callable
terest M-S.
1963
Due
bonds.
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1973
and
thereafter
of Sept;
1, 1962. In¬
Legality approved by
Marshall,
Trimble
&
as
Mitchell, of New York City.
Jacksonville Expressway Authority,
pressway by
dilution
receive
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on April 8
the purchase of $200,000 mu¬
Cajdwell,
revenues.
A
Clerk,
Florida
$70
—An
the
Million
Financing Impends
appeal
has
State
been
taken
Supreme Court from
to
a
Circuit Court order
validating the
issuance of $70,000,000
Express¬
way,
bqnds* This
was
action, *ther objective
routine:
being to
a
K •>
Number 5625 ...The Commercial
Volume 185
thoroughly document the legality
of the financing prior or subse¬
delivery
to
quent
sive.
9
by
dicate managed jointly
a
J-J.
Legality
syn¬
Bond
by Smith,
eral
& Co., and Pierce, Carri& Wulbern, Inc.
Sale —The
obligation
fered
March
$125,000
library
25
Northern
Offering—Earle E. Jones,
cost of about
Secretary of the City Commission,
$45,000
will receive sealed bids until noon
1960
(EST) on May 9 for the purchase
$30,000,000 utilities tax revenue
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
1959
from
Jan. -1
thereafter
callable
are
1988
to
in
due
Bonds
clusive.
1968
in¬
of
sealed
bids until
Melbourne, Fla.
were
submitted for the $6,750,000 water
bonds offered
185, p. 1327.
(CST)
(J-D)
Beach
Palm
*
No.
1
The
—
$6,900,000
March 25
building bonds offered
185, p. 1203—were awarded
syndicate headed by Salomon
—v.
to
a
& Hutzler and
Bros.
Wayne County School District No.
112 (P. O. Fairfield), III.
Bond Sale—An
C. J. Devine
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Neg3V2S.
Due
on
Dec.
1 from
price of 100.0007, a net
interest cost of about 3.54%, as
inclusive.
follows:
Co., at
a
Interest J-D.
approved
Charles
by
1957.
1,
1959
nicht, of St. Louis.
'1
&
3%s
as
March
Dated
1976
to
Legality
Trauer¬
&
*
,
Westchester
1959 to 1966. inclusive.
685,000 3y2s.
1969
from
Other
1972
&
ner
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
1978
to
members
Merrill
cate:
on Aug. 1
inclusive.
1971
3V2s.: Due
.3,180,000
from
to
the
of
syndi¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Ira Haupt & Co.;
Co.; Reynolds &
Beane;
Bond
Offering
sealed bids until
park
1957.
to
Due
interest
(A-O)
able
1
1961
from
Principal
payable
1,
and
such
at
Illinois mutually agree¬
the
purchaser and the
Legality
approved by
in
place
April
on
April
Dated
inclusive.
1977
Stroud
District.
Co.; Francis I. du Pont
& Co.; Bache & Co.; Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder
& Co.; Tripp & Co.;
to
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Co.; Ball, Burge
July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1969 inclu¬
sive. : Principal and interest pay¬
&
Kraus; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Rodman &
Renshaw; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.;
John J. Ryan & Co.; Park, Ryan,
Inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.;
Clement A. Evans & Co., and Beil
& Hough.
Fetter
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Sale
fered
March
21—v.
were
sold to
the
185,
Secretary
(CST)
chase
Federal Housing
as3%s.
Township Civil Township
O. R. R.
Georgia Rural Roads Authority, Ga.
.1
ed
paying
41/2,
I
■:
Paying Agent
3V2,
bonds,
$17,500,000
for
agent
3.70%
and
series
Jan.
of
■'
"I
roads
rural
1957-A
1957.
<
Chemical Corn
—
Exchange Bank has been appoint¬
1,
Township
1957.
to
A.
March
bonds offered
;
dianapolis.
1979
65,000 3%s.
1980 to
May
from
1
inclusive.
Due
1982
1 from
the
No. 135 (P. O. Centralia), III.
Bond
Offering—Vera
Rieeh-
E.
mann, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m.
(CST)
the purchase
of
on
April 3 for
$700,000
budding
1957.
bonds.
Due
1977
on
gality
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
approved
-Frauernicht,
1
by
April
a
as
%,
1959
1,
Waterworks
provement
"was
sold
and
and
to
Corporation,
the
of
1977
im¬
bonds
Municipal
Chicago,
Bond
as
4(4s
will
to
Iowa
Shafer an¬
that bids will be received
nounces
Due
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on 11958
1991
G.
Harlan
(CST) on April 3 for
the purchase of
$375,000 school
building bonds.
j '
until 2 p.m.
,
Iowa
Manning,
of
(CST)
the
—
sealed
on
W.
J.
bids
April
Neal,
until
6 for the
of $61,000 school build¬
Dated April 1, 1957.
semi-annually from July 1,
bonds.
to
inclu¬ iPrincipal
July 1,
1973
inclusive,
and interest (J-D) pay¬
(P.
Offering—Frank
above-mentioned Bank.
J.
Deemer, Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury, will
receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on April
Town
inclusive.
1958 to
1967
ther
details
available
above-mentioned
McDonald
&
the
or
as
Me-
3014
Parish
District
Not
Bonds
O.
Sold—No
submitted
the
for
March
pital bonds offered
v.
185, p. 985.
/
of
Secretary
.
Boston.
of
Board
,
on
1960 to 1997 inclusive.
1 from
terest A-O.
&
Chapman
will
Bids
(CST)
a.m.
following
considered
basis:
on
.
.
issue of $68,000
Sale—An
swimming pool bonds was sold to
Becker & Cownie, Inc.
Iowa
$105,000 special
assessment bonds offered March 25
Liberty,
Bond Sale—The
—v.
■
•/,
t.
,
185, p. 1426—were awarded to
1997.
Mayor,
until
the
for
on
of
purchase
of Boston,
of
of Kansas, Fort
Regents
Hays & Kansas State College
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Home Finance
Agency.
the
Bond
Offering—R.
Eversole,
G.
Secretary of the Board
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 1 for the
purchase of $129,000 schooi build¬
ing bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1972
inclusive.
thereafter
1,
1961.
Bonds
are
due
callable
Principal
1962 and
in
as
and
of Jan.
interest
Tremont
120
Group A
$168,000 Beverly, fourth series.
1958 to
Group B
$527,000 Brookline, first series.
626,000 Marblehead, seventh se-
Bel Air),
ries.
258,000 Milford, first series.
615,000 New Bedford, fourth se-
construction bonds of¬
185, p. 1328—
March 26—v.
were
awarded
to
a
group
ries.
com¬
189,000 Waltham, fourth
posed of Mercantile Safe Deposit
&
Trust
Co.,
Baltimore; Aiex.
Brown & Sons; Baker,
Watts &
The
180,000
from
2 34S.
Due
1958 to 1961
on
April
inclusive.
notes
1957 and are
1958."
Each
are
dated
respective Housing
designated above.
1 j Principal and interest payable for
I Group A at the Second-Bank
Due on April 1 from
inclusive.
fourth series.
April 18,
payable on April 24,
bid should be ad¬
$649,000 Worcester,
Stein Bros. & Boyce, at
a
price of 100.05, a net interest
cost of about 3.05%, as follows:
1958 to 1961
series.
Group C
Co., and
$140,000 5s.
Street, Bos¬
State-Aided Projects notes.
1
Sale—The $1,500,000 pub¬
fered
Sch. Dist., Ky.
will
310,000 Maiden, fourth series.
(P. O.
Maryland
school
off
The Chairmen
ton, until noon (EST) on April 2
for
the
purchase
of
$3,342,000
improvement
County
Harford
—
Housing Authorities listed
receive sealed bids at
office of the State Housing
below
MARYLAND
lic
Hazard Independent
(Commonwealth
the
of
bids
inclusive.
1987
Sale—The
$500,000 student
union building revenue bonds of¬
fered March 22—v. 185, p. 1094—
were sold to the
Federal Housing
Bond
Bank
at 1.92% discount, plus
Offering
Note
Board,
The bonds mature from
awarded
premium of $3.
a
bonds.
Board
were
National
•
bonds, as follows:
public
28
Merchants
the
to
April 30
$968,000
193,000 Sewerage District No.
improvement bonds.
KANSAS
March
offered
Norris,
A.
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
$775,000
Quail & Co., Davenport.
,
J.
receive
will
11
—
group
Newton, Mass.
Massachusetts
Offering
a
Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Note
West Monroe, La.
Bond
to
100.33, a basis of about 3.15%.
,
••
$250,000 water
awarded
Shafto, Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
the
from'1973 to
,.</
•
composed of W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Weeden
&
Co.,
and
Lyons
&
In¬
.
All maturities
Sale—The
1436—were
(3) All maturities from 1988 to
Sibley, Iowa
Bond
(2)
-
■ i
|
bonds offered March 26—v. 185, p.
1987.
-
1,
Lynnfield Water District (P. O..
Lynnfield), Mass.
Bond
Legality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
be
April
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Mi.
April 15
for the purchase of $1,621,000 stu¬
dent
housing
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
10
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the above-mentioned bank.
College
Offering —S h el b y
Jackson,
bonds
The
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
Bond
V-v
elusive.
'
—
A
,
bonds,
1957.
Louisiana
Southeastern
25
$620,000
of
120,000 school loan bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 in-
"
bids were
$1,500,000 hos¬
purchase
follows:
inclusive,
Hospital Service
Westwago), La.
(P.
Bank, 28 State St., Boston,
(EST) on April 3 for
$500,000 school project bonds. Due
on April 1 from
1958 to 1977
Road, Metairie, La.
Jefferson
receive
Merchants Na¬
at the
until 11 a.m.
the
Secretary
Buchler,
tional
Fur¬
from
bids
will
.Treasurer,
sealed
purchase of $370,658
paving
certificates.
Due
from
tairie
Grafton, Mass.
Offering—John T. Keiley,
Bond
the
for
interest payable at the*
cipal and
Louisiana
Certificate
project.-notes,
school
$75,000
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Gretna),
O.
"for the purchase
(EST) on April 2
DaPted
(1) All maturities from 1960 to
KENTUCKY
Board,
Parish
Jefferson
Boston,
of
Bank
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
State
of
"
.
Town Treasurer, wilt
bids at the Mer¬
National
chants
by Foley, Cox
Judell, of New Orleans.
:
&
\
'
sealed
receive
28
;
■■
Dudley, Mass.
Gromelski,
1959
;
Offering —George A.
Bond
J-D.
dis¬
1.92%
at
•.
,
Legality approved
swimmjng pool bonds was sold to
the First of Iowa Corporation.
Bond
School
from
1
Dedham,
of
count.
1,
Interest
June
on
inclusive.
1964
1972.
and
Consolidated School
pany,
13 for
Dated June
bonds.
Due
1957.
to
issue of $50,009
Sale—An
Bond
inclusive.
Offering
purchase
ing
from
to
1986
receive
p.m.
and 4s.
1957
District,
'Offering—Superintendent
Schools
the
purchase of $25,000 public im¬
provement
Braintree, Mass.
anticipation notes was sold to
Norfolk County Trust Com¬
tax
Education, will receive sealed bids
Sch.
Community
\ Bond
District, Ind.
1
the
May
on
lf
Sale—An issue of $600,0fld
Note
O. Ville Platte), La.
(CST)
Company
York City, at 2.42%
of New
'
bonds.
Offering—Tanzy
a.m.
until
Klemme
&
1976 inclusive,,
Mcoresville
July
1
offered
705,000 41/2s. Due on July 1 from
Secretary
sewerage
refunding
Hughes
to
&
Mulberry Grove, 111.
pur¬
revenue
Cownie, Inc., jointly.
Corp., Raf-
follows:
of St. Louis.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$112,500
& Share
$645,000 4%s. Due on July 1 from
Bond
iH
composed of
net interest cost of about
100.17,
4.45
Le¬
Charles
1327—were
& Co., CrutCo., Channer
Securities Co., and Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger,
at a price of
1960 to
J-J.
bonds offered
p.
group
Podesta
tenden,
school
from
Interest
a
Bond
fensperger,
Washington Counties Sch. Dist.
,
water
a.m.
March 27—v.
185, p. 1436—were awarded to the
Carlton D. Beh Co., and Becker
&
10
Company,
Trust
Bankers
interest.
Veillon,
Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
'
•
offered March,
awarded
loan notes
the
both
Evangeline Parish Fire Protection
Bond
V
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
and the Guaranty Trust
1967 inclusive.
Due from 1958 to
City Securities Corp., Indian¬
inclusive.
Marion, Clinton, Jefferson and
to
185,
the
for
16
10
Iowa ', ■
*:
Sale*—The $140,000 build¬
.
West
$1,350,000 first
revenue
27—v.
March
apolis
"J
Sale—The
awarded
May
on
Bldg. Authority
(P. O. Kendallville), Ind.
Bond
mortgage
on
V
,
•Kendallville Sch.
follows:
Due
the
at
the
Community Sch. Dist.,
bonds
ing
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
Ray Allen & Co., Inc., jointly, as
1958 to
Board until
$750,000
from
Citizens Bank of
Mooresville. Legality approved by
185, p. 1327—were awarded
C. Allyn & Co., Inc., and E.
$285,000 4s.
annually
-
July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1, 1965 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Kewanee, III.
revenue
semi
Due
5
Bond Sale—The $350,000 sewer¬
25—v.
p.m.
April 6 for the purchase of $7,000
school aid bonds. Dated April 1,
payable
age
1
Bates,
will receive
(CST) on
Trustee,
sealed bids until
by
Trustees of the
the
'
ILLINOIS
-S
Clyde
—
received
April
on
of
Bond
.
i'.Sfc
fi
Offering
will receive
p.m. (CST) on
improvement
<
,
Boston, Mass.
25—v. 185, p. 1436—were
Clerk,
7
about 3.22%.
of
to
La.
bids until
185*
thony & R. L. Day, jointly, as3y4S, at a price of 100.21, a basis
porary
J.>v
.
school,
27—v.
1426—were awarded to Kidder,
Note
Offering—Mattelle Run¬
street
000
April 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclusive.
of
Bond
Bude,
Town
sealed
bonds. Dated
4, Martinsville),
No.
of
Works
Water
'
1203—
p.
nels,
10
Bluffs, Iowa
be
+..
of¬
bonds
and Home Finance Agency,
Harrison
will
.
,
Bond
street
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids
$1,380,000
Union
Student
Men's
The
—
,
v,
&
IOWA
Council
Indiana
i
Campbell
Kendallville.
of
Gladbrook
College
(P. O. Muncie), Ind.
Bond
(P.
GEORGIA
the
at
Bank,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Teachers
State
Ball
Morton Wible,
—
Trustee,
Legality approved by Chapman &
INDIANA
;
\
,
r.
,
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
April 4 for the purchase of $69,000
school building bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due semi-annually from
r
R. D. White &
.
Bond Offering
Township
8 p.m.
bonds.
p.m.
(P. O. Kendallville), Ind.
(CST) on
April 8 for the purchase of $555,-
Company, Dominick & Dominick,
&
Frank L.
—
re¬
on
Brown,
Secretary of
Board of
Park Commissioners, will receive
000
S. Smithers &
F.
O.
(P.
Broadview), III.
Aug. 1, 1967
on
Due
3.40s.:
1,135,000
V
Due
1968.
and
District
Park
/,
*
X
Mass.
March
offered
&
by
LOUISIANA
Wayne Township School Township
able
f
-
Due on Aug; 1 from
$1,900,000 4s.
1, 1962. Principal and
Wya'tt, Grafton
Grafton, of Louisville.
approved
I.
..
t
Peabody & Co., and Tucker, An¬
callable
are
'
'
Sale—The $450,000
Bond
p.
in
due
Dist. No. 2 (P.
school building bonds was sold to
and
Bonds
April
inclusive.
'
\
MASSACHUSETTS
bonds
1958
on
1982
to
•
April 2 for the purchase of $18,-
issue of $325,000
ley, Jens & Rowe, -jointly,
2
from
1
April 1 from
Due
1978
Bellingham,
>
(A-O)
payable at the
Bank, Hazard. Legality
Peoples
3.10s.
,
April
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
bank
mutually agree¬
able
to
the
purchaser and the
Board of Education. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
' -J :
Beach), Fla.
Sale
Bond
Special Tax
(P. O. West
County
School District
will
Oct.
on
'
.
■
April 5 for the purchase
of $39,000 school building bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1958 to Jan. 1,
1971 inclusive. Legality approved
pay¬
Indianapolis.
Palm
Na¬
Bond Offering—Dorance J. Car¬
son, Township Trustee,
ceive
sealed
bids
until
a
interest
.
Dated April 15, 1957. Due on Dec.
15 from
1959 to
1976 inclusive
<
$156,000
I
inclusive.
sealed
on
of
thereafter
and
of April
Ind.
Elizabethtown),
(CST)
p.m.
inclusive.
Rockcreek School Twp. (P. O.
(CST)
p.m.
April 2 for the purchase of
$855,000 site and building-bonds.
at
1962
as
on
from
receive
purchase
will 'receive
7:30
on
able
Sold—No bids
March 27—v.
Education,
of
7
the
1977
to
Bank of Elkhart. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Principal and interest
City.
revenue
Treasurer
-
will
1957. Due
1,
Due
1977
to
430,000
Buckner,
school building bonds. Dated April
interest
First
the
at
until
for
1
tion^
Bond Offering—Melvin L. Rey¬
Secreatry
and
Clerk,
bids
p.m.
Principal
payable
(J-J)
(P. O. Moline), rill
and
Board
sewer
,
inclusive.
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at 'the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
and
from
1
inclusive.
Rock Island County District No. 40
nolds,
Not
from
1
Jan.
on
1976
1967. Principal and interest (A-O)
Bonds
Jan.
Eger,
will receive
(CST) on
April 5 for the purchase of $55,000 school building bonds.
Dated
Apri| 1, 1957., Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1958 to July 1, 1962
1
750,000 3s.
&
Hazard, Ky.
Bond Offering—Naomi
City
April
on
1966
Grafton
Wyatt,
Due
57
1962 to 1965 inclusive.,
from
ap¬
of Lpuisville.
Township
Charles
—
Legality
2%s.
180,000
Peoples
the
at
Hazard.
by
proved
Trustee,
sealed bids until
follows:
as
Offering
Township
inclusive.
Due
to
of
Miller,
&
School
Township
Bond
Co., Chicago,
on
1968
to
1969
of Jan. 1,
as
Due
80,000 3%s.
of
on
4s.
Ice
Indiana
price of 100.003, a net interest
3.79%,
payable
of
Grafton,
to
at
Trust
(J-J)
Bank
Bank
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 5, Elkhart),
of¬
awarded
were
Oslo
gen¬
bonds
the
a
McCord,
Ross,
of
approved by
Citizens
the
at
Mooresville. Legality
Indianapolis.
Jacksonville, Fla.
—Bond
able
ap¬
Trauernicht,
Palatine, III.
Barney
son
.Interest
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis.
of the bonds
to be under¬
which ^re scheduled
written about April
(1565)
and financial Chronicle
|
dressed
to the
Authority
as
.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
58
Monday, April 1, 1957
. . .
(1566)
'
of
Company,
Trust
Street
State
Boston, Group B at the National
Shawmut
Bank
of Boston, and
Group C at the Worcester County
Trust Company, Worcester.
Each
issue will carry the legal opinion
recognized bond attorneys.
of
bids according to T. G. Evensen & As¬
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 2 for sociates, Inc., * 723*First National
Soo Line Buildjbg,; Minneapolis 2,
the purchase of $1,500,000 build¬
The bands will be dated
ing and site bonds. Dated March Minn.
Feb. 1, 1957. Due'on Feb. 1 from
I, 1957. Due on July 1 from 1958
1967.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
1,
O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Middlesex County (P.
are
July 1, 1968. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
of Detroit.
designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
Bond Sale—The $680,000 street by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock &
and alley paving special assess¬ Stone, of Detroit.
trust
or
Feb. 1,
on
company
Minn.
"r
E.
Ol¬
Village Manager, will receive
7:30 p.m. (CST)'
on
April 22 for the purchase of
$110,000 improvement
bonds
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Jan; I
sealed bids until
caLaole
1959 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal
galley,
Paul,
Offering—Gordon
son,
1968.
Golden
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Bonds due
1987 inclusive.
1960 to
in 1978 and thereafter are
of
as
Stone,
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
thereafter
and
1977
due in
callable
inclusive.' Bonds
1986
to
St.
North
Education, will receive sealed
from 1958 to 1985 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1978 and
thereafter are callable as of July
July 1
on
Minn.
interest
and
payable
at
a
banking institution designated-by.
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Offerin£-f Sealed bids will
until ll a.m. (CST) proved by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
on
,
/
April 18 for <the- purchase of Kvle & Macartney, of St. Paul.
were
awarded
to
ment bonds offered March
26—
$1,100,000 improvement bonas* ac¬
Safe Deposit & Trust Co., and
Pelican Rapids, Minn..
\
Scottvilleh Mich.
v.
cording to T. G.'Evensen & Asso¬
185, p. 1427—were awarded to
Second
Bank-State Street Trust
r.
Bond Sale — The $55,000 water
Bond Sale—The $59,000 general
the First of Michigan Corp., at a
ciates, Inc., 723'First National Soo
Co., jointly, at 1.95% discount.
and sewer system bonds 'offered
obligation storm sewer bonds of¬ Line
price of 100.025, a net interest cost
Building,'j Minneapolis
2,
March 21—v/ 185, p. 1328—were
fered March 25 were awarded to
Nahant, Mass.
of about 2.73%, as follows:
Minn.
The bands will be- dated
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hbp4
Kenower MacArthur & Co.r at a
Note
Sale—Ait issue of $150,May 1, 1957. Due- on Feb; 1 from
$170,000 5s.
Due on March 15,
price of 100.004, a net interest cost 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds due wood,'as 3.70s,. at. a price of 100:55;
000
tax
anticipation notes was
1958.
of about 3.59%, as follows:,
a basis of about 3.67%.
:
i i
sold to the Essex Trust Company,
in 1972 and thereafter are callable
510,000 2V2S. Due on March 15
of Boston, at 1.98% discount.
$17,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 from as of Feb.'1, 1964.
Red Lake County School District
from 1959 to 1961 inclusive.
S&IV
'" -1
■
1958 to 1960 inclusive.
•
No, IS (P. O. Red Lake Falls)-,
Oxford, Mass.
•».
Grant, Stev&nsritnd' Traverse^ " ;
Gladstone School District, Mich.
42,000 3V4S. Due on March 1 from
Minnesota
Counties Joint Indep. Consol. •
Note Sale—An issue of $100,1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Leroy Hamilton,
Sch. Dist.:,No. 3 (P. O.
;
Bond Sale—The $365,000 sehoof
000
tax
anticipation notes was
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Townline School District (P. O.
building bonds offered March 25*rHermiin), Minn.
\
sold to
the Merchants National
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Grand Rapids), Mich.
v. 185, p. 1204—were awarded to a /
Bond Offering--Arthur J. Lien,
Bank, of Boston, at 2.07% dis¬ 8
p.m.
(EST) on April 4 for the
Bond Offering — Kathryn Olin,
count.
District Clerk, will receive sealed group composed of E. J. Prescott,.
purchase of $420,000 building and Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
& Co., Kalmaii & Co., American;
bids until 2 p.ml (CST) on April 9
'
site bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Quincy, Mass.
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
National Bank of St.! Paul',' and
for the purchase of $325,000 build¬
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1986
*Notc Sale—The $500,000 notes
til 8 p.m.
(EST) on April 2 for
Juran &' Moody, Inc.," at a price of 5
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
inclusive. Bonds due in 1968 and
the
offered March 27 were awarded to
purchase of $125,000 school
par. a net interest cost of about
on Feb. 1 from I960 to 1977 inclu¬
thereafter are callable as of July
the
Norfolk County Trust
Co.,
building bonds.
Dated April 1,
4.04%,. a$.follbws:;;; ;r V .v%.//"> •- '4;
1,
1967.
Principal and interest 1957. Due on July^l from 1958 to sive. Bonds due£in. 1973 and there¬
Brookline, at 1.948% discount.
after are
callable* as of Feb.
1, $70,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
Sale—The
Note
offered March 26
notes
$650,000
—
v.
—
185, p. 1436
the Boston
Bond
received
be
.
,
..
•.:
.
-
The
notes
Due
1957.
27,
March
dated
are
on
Oct. 25, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of BosLegality approved by Storey,
tun.
Palmer
Thorndike,
designated by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
bonds
March
offered
awarded
W.
to
E.
&30s, at
a
Dated
1957.
1,
1957
to
Due
1975
inclu¬
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Boston Safe Deposit &
clusive.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
185,
v.
28
—
1426—were awarded to
p.
Tucker,, Anthony & R." LY Day, as
2.V4S, at a price of 100.08, a basis
of about 2.21%.
site' and
March
until
11 a.m. (EST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $900,000 funding loan
bonds.
Dated April 1, .1957. Due
on April
1 from 1958 to 1967 in¬
of
interest
and
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank,
Legality
Boston.
of
&
ap¬
Somerville, Mass.
Sale
'the
awarded
—were
to the Merchants
National Bank of Boston,
discount.
at 1.96%
building
offered
bonds
1437—were
the First of Michigan
to
185,
p.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
1963
to
1973
208,000 3%s.
1974
to
inclusive.
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1986
Ironwood, Mich.
Note Offering
—
Leo Adriansen,
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
April 3 for the purchase of $100,-
City
000
Clerk,
will
tax anticipation notes.
March 1,
1957.
Dated
Due Aug. 10, 1957.
Offering—Homer
Secretary
sick,
the
C-u-
Board
of
(EST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $1,000,000 building
site
bonds.
on
Dated
June
thereafter
1
April
from
1958 to
Bonds due in
are
callable
of
cessful
Jan.
clusive.
the
building
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
1 from 1959 to 1983 in¬
Bonds
thereafter
1967.
$750,000
are
due
in
callable
Interest
as
1968
and
Clawson School District, Mich.
Bond Sale Postponed — Date of
Olivet
District, Mount
Bond Offering
—
The Secretary
of the Board of Education will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
7
re¬
p.m
Community School District,
on April 4 for the purchase
$810,000 school building anc!
site bonds. Dated Nov.
1,1956. Dwe
.
1,
Educa¬
Whiteford
Township Agricultural
(P. O. Ottawa Lake),
Sch, District
the
building
bonds.
Dated April 1,
Due on April 1 from 1958
1975
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad ¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
ing
bonds
185,
.
,
p.
offered
March
$90,000 4V4S.
1958
95,000
to
4s.
1963
Due on July 1 from
1962'
Due
to
1967
to
1980
to
July
from
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.-
1982
Whitemore Lake School District,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Duane W.
til
Bauer,
chase
lows:
by
proved
Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
Benson,
%
v.
Due
July
1
from
Bonds
are
1958
due
1983
to
in
callable
1968
Marshall
as
of
July
interest
of Detroit.
(P. O. Moorhead), Minn.
Offering — Sealed
bids
received
be
(CST)
on
chase of
until
April
for
30
,
>,
1937 inclusive.
1960 to
The
1957.
,
.
.
bonds rale ,dated April. 1,
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson}
of New York City.
*
*;
County'(p. O. Warren),
Bond
Sale—The
185,
offered March 26—v.
1328—were awarded to
p.
the Citizens State Bank of
ton,
2.80s, at
as
Arling¬
price of 100.08,
a
basis of about 2.77%.
a
Marshall
and
Polk
Tyler, Minn.
hos^
pit.al bonds offered March 21—v.
185, p." 1328 *— were awarded to.
Juran & Moody, Inc.
MISSISSIPPI
*
Counties
'■
Sale—The; $200,000
'Bond
$54,000 drains
bonds
age
.*'•
.
Joint
Chickasha County, Okolona Munic.
Indep. Consol. Schi Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Wafren), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 26—v.
3
the
p.m.
pur¬
$1,120,080 building bonds,
Separate School District
Okolona), Miss.
Bond
j
185,
1427
p.
Juran
&
$40,000
awarded
were
r—
Moody,wInc.,
3s.
Due
; I960 to
Feb.
on
to
follows:
as
1
from
1963 inclusive.
bids until
school
3s.
1969
Duo
to
on
1971
inclusive.
Feb.
1
90,000 3.90s. Due
1972
The
terest
to
to
of
bear
*
1.20%. from Aug. 1, 1957
1,
1958..,-";
fn
callable
(P.
O.
School
cipal
Lyle),
Offering—Olaf
District
Clerk,
M.
will
Rose-
receive
(CST)
1960
to
Legality
1986
to
.
until
Bonner Dug-
receive
will
10
9
a.m.
(CST)
for
v
1968
as
and
and
Bonds,
thereafter
.are
of March 1, 1967. Prih-.
interest
payable
at
a
purchaser.
by Charles &
inclusive.
Legality ^approved
Trauernicht, of
St. Louis.
on
April 9 for the,purchase of $363,000 school building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
J-J.
1953
place designated by the
Minnesota
Bond
$450,000
'
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Independent "*C on soli dated
90
,
the purchase of
$1,000,000
school bonds.
Dated
June
1, 1957.
Due on March 1'
April
due
No.
—-
Clerk,
bids
Mower and Freeborn Counties Joint
District
of
from
'
.
Offering
City
gan,
On
in¬
Due
Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
■
-
sealed
additional
Shell,
E.
Greenwood
Bond
Feb. 1 from
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
(P. O.
„
receive sealed
(CST) on April
inclusive./
from
19£7, inclusive.
bonds
Aug.
on
O.
—
will
11
for.the
3
•
30,000
Offering
Clerk,
City
1982
50,000 3V2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Clay County Indep. School District
Bond
1953 to
,
school 3 improvement
..bonds. Due on April 1 from
;
'
void,
MINNESOTA
will
bonds.
April 1 from
on
5,663,000
;
•
Minnesota
in¬
and
1, 1967.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
122
.works
water
1987 inclusive.
of
•
..-v."
:
;""
$1,000,000
Dated Jan. I, 1957- Due on Jan. 1
from 1959 to 1978 inclusive. Bonds
8
p.m.
(EST) on April 3 for
purchase of $275,000 building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
on
re¬
a.m,
(CST)., pn April 10, for the .pur¬
of $6,663,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
April 17 for the^purchase of $400,000 sewage disposal plant bonds.
un¬
the
Michigan
Offering—George W. McSecretary of Board of
receive
sealed
.
1
inclusive.'
1979
120,000 3V2s.
inclusive.;
on
1966
405,000 3%s.
No.
Cardell,
Managerwill
City
ceive
Va-
sealed bids until 7 p.m.'. (CST)
27—v.
1437—were awarded to a
group composed of the First of
Michigan Corp.; Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., and Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, as follows:
Royal Oak Twp. School District No.
8, Fractional (P. O. Hazel Park),
Bond
City
sey,
B.
.*/\
Comptroller, will
bids until 10
chell,
Offering—Harold
V
St. Paul, Minn.
Offering—Joseph J. . Mit¬
Bond
Mankato, Minn.
Bond
,
Sale—The $710,000 build¬
thereafter
April 4 for
$275,000 school
on
.\r;,
*
-
Michigan
Bond
clusive.
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
and
til
8
&
Scott
interest payable at a due in 1973 add thereafter are
banking institution designated by callable as of Jan. 1, 1968. Princi¬
the successful bidder.
Legality pal and interest payable at a
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ banking institution designated by
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
cipal
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
(EST)
of
of the Board of
Secretarv
to
Clemens, Mich.
,
April 15 for the purchase of $495,000
improvement bonds.
DatedJan. 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from:
Bonds due
Jan.
on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Michigan
Bond Offering — John M. Davis,
ing
and
site
bonds
has
been
changed to April 9 from April 8—
1437.
March
Dated
tion, will receive sealed bids
1957.
p.
1 from
Dec.
on
May 1 from 1958 to
on
Legality approved
Detroit.
sale of the issue of $250,000 build¬
185,
bidder.
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
J-J.
Clintondale School
1960 to 1974 inclusive.
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
est (J-D)
of Jan. 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man, of Detroit.
v.
.
-
1, 1956. Interest J-D.
bonds.
Due
June
8
April 8 for
site
1957.
1968
as
tion, will receive sealed bids until
on
$43,000
tendorff, Secretary qf the. Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $215,000 building
1,
1, 1967. Principal and inter¬
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
bonds.
issue of
Highway
District, Mich.
Bond Offering—Mamie Schmid-
until 8 p.m.
1983 inclusive.
Berkley School District, Mich.
of
A.
Education, will receive sealed bids
and
Bond Offering—Leonard Leone,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
on
terest of 1.80% from Aug. 1, 1957
Offering—W. H. Norlen,,^ Augf l, 1958.
Clerk, "wiU receive sealed
Rochester, Minn.
;i
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on April
Bond Offering—Elfreda Reitef,-,
23 for the purchase of $1,600,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
April 1, 1957.t Due on Jan. 1 from bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
1975 inclusive. Interest M-N. Prin¬
1 from
Due on Dec.
114,000 4s.
1957. Due
(EST)
purchase
of
*
additional in.~
bear
bonds
District
V andalia School
and
and
MICHIGAN
p.m.
k
Mich.
District,
Corp., and Kenower, Mac Arthur
Co., jointly, as follows:
Bond
$750,000 notes
offered March 26—v. 185, p. 1436
—
The
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Dated Dec.
Michigan Center School District,
Michigan
Dodge, of Bostorr.
Note
County School District (P. O.
Two Harbors), Minn.
from
Due on Feb. 1
1987 inclusive. ;
"1975 to
Legality approved by Miller, Gan-
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer
Lake
1968 to 1974 inclusive.
/
220,000 4s.
1, 1967. ^Principal and interest payable at a suitable bank- 1959 to 1967 inclusive. Legality dping institution designated by trie proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker;
successful
bidder.; Legality
Scott & Barber, 'of Minneapolis,
ap¬
&
Boston,
Principal
&
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
c/o
The
National'
clusive.
School
25—v.
awarded
Somerville, Mass.
Bank,
Vehicle
25,000 3V2S. Due
of April
as
Sale—The $350,000 school
$28,000 4V2S.
Bond Offering:—William J. Rey¬
Shawmut
callable
Bank, Holland.
Bond
March
are
Hudsonville
$125,000 pave¬
offered
•
"
1967.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Salem, Mass.
ment
and
1,
Company, Boston.
approved by Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1968
Legality
by the purchaser.
^ |.
75,0ArV- 3:90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
fieid, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
thereafter
Legality
Gray, Best,
in
due
Bonds
suitable bank desig¬
any
approved by D<jrsey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
til 7 p.m.
sive;
Trust
nated
Fund
(EST) on April 3 for the bonds was sold to Paine, Webber,
purchase
of
$120,000
building Jackson & Curtis, as follows:
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
$18,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
on on April 1 from 1958 to 1982 in¬
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
&
April
from
1
City, Mich.
Sale—An
Bond
Motor
at
1967 inclusive; ^
1960 to
Principal and interest pay¬
able
Bond
Union
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
of about 3.26%.
Oct.
Deur,
Co.,
&
Paddock
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
were
28
Hutton
1968.
of
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Holland), Mich.
Offering—Kenneth
Bond
school
Co., jointly, as
price of 100.26, a basis
Estabrook
and
est
Fillmore
and
Randolph, Mass.
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
as
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at a banking in¬
stitution
Townships
School District No. 1 (P.O.
Boston.
callable
are
July 1, 1967..
of Detroit.
Howard
thereafter
and
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of
Dodge,
&
Bonds due in 1968
1983 inclusive.
tution
Interest
approved-by Hor¬
sey, Owen, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
Jefferson
District
Bond
bonds
County, County School
(P. O. Fayette), Miss.
Sale—The $375,000
offered
March
25
—
.
school
v.
185>
awarded- to Ducournau & Kees, an* White, Hattier & Santord, jointly.
)
p.
1437—were
.
Number 5625
Volume 185
.The Commercial and
.:
Meadville, Miss.
Glasgow,
Bond bale—An issue of $95,000
Bond
System Revenue City
sold to a group Headed bids
Gas
natural
bonds was
as
Alvis & Company, of Jackson,
il'zs.. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
by
8 p.m.
Bond
3%%
and
Special
Dated
ject
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Kansas ..City,
jointly.
to
Mc-
Board of Education Mrs. Gertrude
Jhly
I
.
Offering—Marion
Hoyde,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2
p.m.
(MST)
April
on
about
of
for the purchase of $180,000
building bonds. Due Dec. 15, 1956.
.
sealed
ceive
3.89%.
Y.
(EST)
bids; until
2
4 for the pur¬
$1,150,000 school bonds.
Dated
-
April 1, 1957. Due on April
from
1
inclusive.
1987
to
1958
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Falls. Legality approved
of Glens
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
p.m.
Rosebud County, Forsyth High Sch.
NEW YORK
>7
(CST) on April 5 for the purchase
Dist. (P. O. Forsyth), Mont.$2,100,000 school bonds. Dated
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheektowaga),
) Bond Offering
May 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from,
Caroline Ross, 7"-7-'v "\77x -'New York ""7
**
1958 to 1977 inclusive.' ■* Principal District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale
The $408,500 varand interest payable at a bank or bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
jojus purposes bonds offered March
18 for. the
trust company designated by the
purchase of $240*000 25—w J 85, p. 1329—were awarded
purchaser, subject to appproval by bonds, as follows:
to a group composed of George B.
the Board of Education. Legality
$235,000 building and equipment Gibbons & Co., Inc., Bacon, Ste¬
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
bonds. venson & Co., and Doolittle & Co.,
son, -McEvers & Fizzell, of Kanas
5,000 improvement bonds.
3.70s, {at a price of 100.55, a
sas City.
/ /
r,'„
The bonds are dated Dec. 30, basis, of about 3.63%.
-
-
Galloway, of New York City.
"
Newburgh Union Free School DUt♦
No. 11 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
—
'
.
Sale—The $130,000 school
Bond
bonds offered
*.>
1956.;..
(Pi O. Neosho), Mo.
i.
•
||
•«''
-
Bond Sale—The $360,000 build-
J-,7
'iM in'g bonds offered March 27—v.
V| 185, p. ,1328 — were awarded to
Stern Bros.
& Co.
White
&
3.70s, at a price
basis of about 3.66%.
Co.,
headed
sold
to
a
Trust
*'
3%s.
from
Due
1959
to
380,000
Nebraska City,
Bond Offering
1966
200,000
3%s.
1976 and
.
Due
1
March
on
bids
3
1
March
on
Dated
1,
1, 1957.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Mercantile
Trust
May
Louis.
Charles
Trust
Company,
of
approved by
Trauernicht,
of
St.
185, p.
First
the
Ethel Gaskill,
electric^ water and gas
Dated
April 1 from
bonds.
revenue*
on
inclusive. Bonds due
1977
to
interest
callable
1, 1962. Principal and
of April
payable
(A-O)
the
at
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved
by Stinson,
Mag,
McEvers & Fizzell, of
ity
Louis.
St. Louis County,
V.'
Kansas
Kirkwood School
school
I
l
I
t
Missouri
r
•
Bond
f
Sale
bonds
185,
\
'
City.
tional
Tuckahoe,
(EST) on
gality
Sykes,
offered
26—
March
1328—were awarded to a
p.
Heitner
&
Gardner, at
interest
cost
follows:
Reinholdt
price of par, a net
Glynn,
a
and
about
of
3.06%,
as
; Bond
Sale
—
awarded
1958
the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, as 3s, at a
price of 100.32,. § basis of about
;
1966
Due
1976
to
Feb. J from
on
Feb.
1
-I--.
-
.
260,000 3Vss. Due
on
-
Feb. 1, 1977.
:
\
'
Bond
$185,000 sewer
bonds offered March 26—v. 185, p.
Kingston,
as
National
3.40s, at
Billings, Mont.
Bond Offering—William J. Fry,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
—
Barbara H.
Taylor, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
for the purchase of
$640,000 school bonds. Dated May
1329
were awarded to Boland,
il, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
Saffin & Co., as 3.55s, at a price
to 1984 inclusive.
Principal and
of 100.01, a basis^of about 3.54%.
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Eatontown
School District,
N. J. National Bank of Westchester, in
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(MST)
on
April 16 for the purchase of $20,-
800
bonds
.
behalf-of
on
theHel-
Bond
Sale—The
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 21
—
v.
185, p. 1205 — were awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., and
the
lowing Special Improvement Dis¬
Fidelity Union Trust Co., of New¬
tricts:
ark,
'■>
$3,280 District No. 701 bonds.
.
2,480 District No. 702 bonds.
5,200 District No. 703
of 100.24,
on
April
9
bonds
Fort'
bonds.
dated
are
May
a
as
3%s,
at
a
price
Tarrytown, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York City.
approved
by
Vande¬
Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
Legality
water,
way,
Lee
Bond
District
basis .of about 3.72%.
1,
School
Sale
—*
District,
The
N.
J.
$1,084,000
25
v. 185, p. 1329 -L were awarded
to a group composed of Rand &
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, John J.
Ryan & Co., Lebenthal & Co.-, F.
R. Cole & Co., Rippel & Co., and
building
bonds
offered
March
bonds
(P. O. 'Elmsford), N. Y.
$12,000 sewer
March 26—v. 185,
Sale—The
offered
awarded' to the
County Trust Co., White Plains, as
p.
1438
—
were
—
1957.
Flathead
County,
School
Columbia
District
(P.
O.
Falls
.
Kalispell), Mont.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
ceived
until
chase
of
May
14 for
$800,000
'•j building bonds,
high -.school
it is reported.
Robert N. Tuller & Co. The group
the.pur-, purchased
4.35s, at
of
about
a
bonds .as
price of 100.15, a basis
$1,083^000
4.33%.
will
until
bids
3s, at
about
a
price of 100.50, a basis of
2.*91%.
..
Bond
Sale—The
provement
bonds
$736,000
offered
Y.
im-
March
185, p. 1438—were awarded
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
and
to
J.
C.
Bradford
&
Co., jointly,
as
of about'S.07%.
Ohio
'Bell aire,
bids
until
receive
will
Clerk,
City
sealed
Ben¬
Offering-^Blanche
(EST)
noon
on
April 10 for the purchase of $19,000
fire
truck
and
equipment
Jan.
Dated
clusive.
Principal
Due
1957.
15,
1958 to
15 from
Dec.
on
1962 in¬
and
interest
payable at the City Audi¬
office.
(P.
Sale
O. Durham),
$2,700,000
The
—
offered
March
District,
Bond
School
Village
Exempted
Belpre
Ohio
Offering
—
Herbert
D.
of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on April 4 for
Spencer, Clerk
purchase of $410,000 building
improvement bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1957.
Due on Dec. 1
the
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive.
CAROLINA
County
26—v.
185,
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D1) payable
at the Peoples Banking & Trust
Company, of Belpre. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sanders
Squire,
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
1330—were awarded to a group
composed of Northern Trust Co.,
Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank,
,
Chicago, Drexel & Co.,
First National Bank of Portland,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 12
Ore., Trust Company of Georgia,
of Atlanta, Baker, Watts & Co..
line
p.
both
and
of
Model, Roland & Stone, at a
price of par, a net interest
about 2.94%, as follows:
cost of
v
'
$120,000 3s, due, on
1 from
$305,000
from
6s,
1958
due on April 1
1960 inclusive;
to
1961
to
1964
1965
to
1976
April 1
inclusive;
$745,000 2%s, due on
from
and
1
April
1977 to 1982'inclusive.
school building bonds:
2,200,000
from
1, 1957.
to
April 1
inclusive;
$910,000 3s, due on
from
1,977 to 1984
Offering
1967
April
inclusive.
—
purchase
extension
Willard York,
of $1,600 water
bonds.
Dated
payable at the City
Legality ap¬
office.
proved by Peck, Shaffer
liams, of Cincinnati.
Coldwater,
Bond
Feb.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
inclusive., Principal and
Treasurer's
1961
$240,000 2%s, due on April 1
from
1965 to 1976 inclusive;
and
the
for
2V2s, due on April 1
to 1964 inclusive;
$80,000
from
Celina, Ohio
Bond
interest (J-D)
$500,000 Memorial Stadium bonds:
$60,000 6s, due on April
1
.from 1958 to 1960 inclusive;
28—v.
,
as
price of 100.98, a basis
.and
A-O.
$240,000 2V2s, due on
Hamburg (P-. O. Hamburg), N.
a
Corp.,
Cleveland
First
the
to
2Vas, at
noon
North Carolina
Bond
$49,000 swim¬
offered March
1438—were awarded
bonds
pool
27—v. 185, p.
re¬
on
NORTH
Greenburgh, South Elmsford Sewer
Bond
9,840 District No. 704 .bonds.
The
jointly,
at par.
Comptroller,
inclusive. Interest
bonds
—
MONTANA
-
fire
$35,000
The
—
sealed
(EST)
,<Greenburgh and Mount Pleasant
Union Free School District No. 1
Offering
ming
Utica, N. Y.
City
Durham
Bond
Archbold, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
a
(P.O. North Tarrytown), N. Y.
par.
Mit¬
Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
Bond
basis of about
a
1097 — were aWarded to the
Antwerp Exchange Ban k .Company, Antwerp, as 3%s, at a price
p.
tor's
ceive
3.37%. '
,
Sale—The
York
New
100.10,
price of
<
M
.
of
Bank
•
JERSEY
of
improvement
March 15—v. 185,
offered
bonds
(J-D)
,
i
special
Sale—The $11,000
Bond
assessment street
Schenectady, as 2%s,
Port Ewen Fire District
State
OHIO
bonds.
son,
-
Belmar, N. J.
from
..
inclusive.
.
NEW
inclusive.
1965
to
495,000 3s.
on
The $400,000 hos¬
to ;
2.96%.
Sale
Bond
New York City.
the
pital bonds offered March 26 were
■
$245,000 314s. Due
O.
'
published in our
1438.
Antwerp, Ohio
Cald¬
April 16 for the pur¬
Bond Sale—The $20,000 fire dis¬
chase of $1,728,000 general obliga¬
trict bonds offered March 27 — tion bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
v.
185, p. 1329—were awarded to Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1984
HAMPSHIRE
Rockingham County (P.
Exeter), N. H.
foregoing supple¬
The
—
issue of March 25—v. 185, p.
apparatus bonds offered March 27
—v.
185, p. 1438—were awarded
to the Mohawk National Bank of
approved by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
Esopus,
and
Principal
1957.
8,
Niskayuna Consolidated Fire Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Niskayuna), N. Y.
at the Manufactur¬
York City. Le¬
or
Note
ments the report
nett,
Trust Co., New
ers
purchaser'*
the
Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, Pershing,
chell, of New York City.
payable at the Na¬
of Westchester, in
Bank
Nov.
City. Legality approved by
well, Marshall, Trimble &
April 11 for the purchase of $16,000 building bonds. Dated May 1,
1957. Due on May 1 from 1958 to
1967 inclusive. Principal and in¬
(M-N)
a
option. Legality approved by Mit¬
p.m.
payable at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New, York
nett,-District Clerk, will receive
-
NEW
;
$1,000,000
Sayings- Bank,, Chicago, Blewcr,
&
Due
1
interest
(P.O. Tuckahoe), N. Y.
S. Ben¬
terest
at
Greensboro,
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
(EST) on April 9 for
the purchase of $26,211,000 series
109th notes. Dated May 7, 1957.
until
Bond Offering—Harvey
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
B, are also payable at the
National
Bank,
of
and
Guilford
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Sch. Dist.
Free
A
of
Cbas.
(P. O. Port Ewen), N. Y.
..V.-'
The
—
group composed of Harris Trust &
*8
and
York
New
Thomson,
District No. R-7 (P. O. Kirkwood),
v.
Union
Eastchester
No. 1
receive sealed
p.m." (CST) on April
purchase of $600,000
Albany,
Co.,
a
as
York..Ci*v Housing Authority,
Note
King
&
Co., New
York City,
jointly, as 3.40s, at a price of
100.06, a basis of about 3.38%*. ;
Neb.
in 1963 and thereafter are
as
Legality
&
—
April 1, 1957. Due;
1977.
and interest
St.
1
the
for
utilities
1958
•
until
combined
inclusive.
1975
to
&
Clerk, ' will
City
inclusive.
1965
Due
from
M;arch
on
to
Lincoln, and Stern
Co., Kansas City, jointly.
&
Trust
Company, of St. Louis, as follows:
$170,000
to
New
27—v. 185, p.
Co.,
Bros.
group
Mercantile
was
the
by
com¬
revenue
water
awarded
1437—were
im¬
100.33,
March
offered
bonds
provement
(M-N)
interest
and
185,
v.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., and R. D.
1438—were awarded
the National Commercial Bank
$700,003
and
Coxsachie, N. Y.
Sale—The $73,000
•,
Bond
>
•
'
V
bonds offered March 26—v.
Parkway Consol.
Ridge Sch.,
Creve Coeur), Mo.
Bond hale—An issue of $750,000
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Mason
school bonds
electric
bined
«*
City, Neb.
Sale—The
Bond
V!
N EB RASH A
Falls
r
Louis County,
St.
V.
V
.•
...
—
Principal
payable
at the
Bankers Trust
Company, of New York City. The
street improvement bonds, series
1329—were awarded to a group
composed of Roosevelt & Cross,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.,
of
ky;;;. .■/%;...;v
.
'
March 21
1
1990 inclusive.
p.
.
County Sch. District No. 57
Newton
sanitary sewer, series
B bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to
1,300,000
chell, of New York City.
-
of
r
1990 in¬
1959 to
1 from
clusive.
p.m.
April
on
of
i
water, series B bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on
Harold Van-
—
chase
about 3.70%>
of
Offering
1,
from
1
inclusive.
1975
to
May
on
se-
May
1,200,000
dewerker, District Clerk, will re¬
\ Bond Sale —The $192,000 bonds
March 27—v. .185,. p. 1329
—were awarded to Boland, Saffin
& Co., as 3%s, at a price of 100.13,
basis
Due
1960
Dated
bonds.
B
1957.
v
Bond
improvement,
street
ries
,
(P. O. South Glens Falls), N.
offered
a
2.35%.
May 1 from 1958
on
1975 inclusive.
May
R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
West Paterson, N. J.
;
basis
a
Moreau, Northumberland and Wil¬
ton
Central School District No. 1
Co., and Rand & Co. The
group bid for $1,649,000 bonds as
3.90s, at a price of 100.06, a basis
1,
price of 100.08,
a
about
of
&
lor
County School District No.
10 (P. O. Conrad), Mont.
15
Barnett announces that sealed
until 4
Dated
bonds.
'Bond
(P. O. Hannibal), Mo. ' * ) Bond Offering — Secretary of
2.40s, at
>,
bonds.
A
500,000
986—were awarded
Bros.- & Hutzler, as
p.
Salomon
to
Wood, Struthers & Co., Kean Tay¬
County School District No.
bids will be received
a
ties Corp;,
Pondera
60
K.
—
Peabody & Co.; Equitable Securi¬
v
Marion
to
.
185,
—v.
bonds offered March 21
185, p. 1205 — were awarded
group composed of Kidder,
v.
1957.
Fizzell, of Kansas Chy.
Evers &
Plainheld), N. J.
The
$1,650,000
O.
Sale
Bond
'7
"
(P.
im¬
$170,000
'
building
building
approved
Mag, Thomson,
Stinson,
by
Legality
City.
District
The
—
Ra¬
improvement, seDated May 1,
street
1957. Due
to
provement bonds offered Feb. 28
in
a.m.
follows:
as
ries
County (P. O. Water-
Sale
Bond
sell
to
and
bonds,
$350,000
receive
will
office
his
at
(EST) on April
purchase of $3,350,000
the
for
town), N. Y.
Watchung Hills Regional High Sch.
re¬
bids until 8 p.m.- (MST) on April
15
for
the
purchase of ■; $35,000
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Commerce Trust Co.,
Kansas
bids
Jefferson
City
right to
Bond Offering—Patricia Sather,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive.
1977
all
were
—
bids
leigh until 11
9
W. E. Easter-
—
of Local Govern¬
Commission,
sealed
,
basis of about
100.08, a
of
1438
4.36%.
The
1957.
the
R.
price
County School District No. 74
(P. O. Cottonwood),„ Mont.
!
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on March
1958
and
any
Hill
both
vfrt>m
1,
reserves
and Phelps, Inc., and
Ross & Co., as 4%s, at a
on
v,
/
the bonds at private sale.
ligation school bonds was sold to
the Commerce Trust Co., and the
1"
May
Council
ob¬
1978.
J.
ment
awarded to the
Meadow Brook National Bank, of
Freeport, as 3%s, at par.
Co., Byrne
Improvement
District No. 81 bonds. Due
.
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., J. B.
Hanauer & Co., John J. Ryan &
p.
Offering
ling, Secretary
Sale—The $172,000 school
offered March 26—v.
185,
bonds
59
Greensboro, N. C.
Bond
Bond
Co., of Newark, Boland, Saffin &
on
basis
a
3.34%.
Hempstead Common School District
No. 31 (P. O. Island Park), N. Y.
composed of Fidelity Union Trust
"
-
price of 100.65,
a
about
of
1329—were awarded to a group
p.
$655,000
Improvement
v
Dist.
general
April
on
of
3.40s, at
District
(P. O. Morris), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $594,000 school
bonds olfered March 25 — v. 185,
follows:
as
Jan, 1, 1978.
105,000
Special
(P. O. Independence), Mo.
Sale—An issue of $1,150,-
2%%
000
(MST)
Sch.
Township
Rockaway
.
sealed
receive
purchase
Jan. 1,
No. 58
'
"
Martin Miller,
District No. 80 bonds. Due
■
MISSOURI
County, Center Sch.
Jackson
Mont.
—
will
the
$550,000
proved by Charles & Trauernicuc,
of St. Louis.
v.?
until
for
bonds,
1960 to 1986 inclu¬
J-J. Legality ap¬
Interest
sive.
8
Offering
Clerk,
(1567)
Financial Chronicle
Offering
& Wil¬
Ohio
—
Margaret
E.
DeCurtins, Village Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
(EST) on April 8 for the purchase
$11,828 North Street improve¬
special assessment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Oct.
1
from
1958
to
1967 inclusive.
of
ment
Principal and interest
able
pany,
at
the
of Coldwater.
proved
by
Dempsey, of
(A-O) pay¬
Com¬
Peoples Bank
Squire,
Legality ap¬
Sanders 8*
Cleveland.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1568)
i
Fairfax (P. O. Cincinnati),
noon (EST) on April
purchase of $500,000
street improvement bonds. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
for
the
10,325,000
[and
2%s.
Due
March
on
Sept. 15 from 1965 to 1969
*
6,195,000 2.90s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1970 to 1972
Finneytown Local School District
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
building bonds
Co.
&
inclusive.
;
'
bonds
sewer
25—v.
No.
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc.
19
Linn
Bond
.
The
Bond Offering—Clerk Robert E.
Kellett
of
bids
that the
until
bids
Board
receive
announces
Education
sealed
will
1956.
Due
1958
to
Dated Dec.
Dec.
on
1982
15
Due
and the Ohio
1958 to
•:
of
Principal
payable
Bank
.at
in
"
Bros.1
Cincinnati.
approved
Williams,
//.
;
ties
lage
Clerk,
until
will
sealed
(EST) On April
10;' for the purchase
of
$9,000
water well bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
1957.
1966
noon
Due
Dec. 1 from
on
'
Devine &
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Lind¬
sey
Banking Co., Lindsey.
Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
terest
New
York
Norman
—
L.
Co., L.
Dec.
from
1
1958
Principal
(J-D)
to
v•'
.
bids
rejected
were
185,
v.
1330
p.
offered for sale
—
March 7—
on
being
April 12.
are
on
Bond
Offering
re-
man
First
1.
receive
sealed
(EST)
bids
April
on
chase
of
ment
22
until
Linn
Beaverton, Oregonv
until 9 a.m.
bids
until
for
8
Due
for
the
oil Nov.
(M-N)
Trust
1
from
1958
Principal
payable
Co.,
to
1967
interest
and
the
at
Port
purchase of
$367,500 building bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
Legality
Squire, Sanders Si
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
.
•
Offering
•
t
.,
•
.
ter,
1958
sealed
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National Bank of Toledo, in Mau¬
and
interest
Hills
Local
School
3900
Race
District
Road,
Cincinnati), Ohio
Bond
Frisch
of
Offering
Education
bids until
for;
the
school
Clerk
—
that
announces
receive
will
Board
sealed
noon
(EST) on April 10
purchase of
$2,750,000
,
inclusive.
payable
Principal
at
the
and
interest
Central
Trust
Company, of Cincinnati.
Legality
Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
approved by
Ohio
(State of)
Bond Sale—The
$32,000,000 Ma¬
.
jor
Thoroughfare
Construction,
Series E bonds offered March 27—
185,
v.
1097—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Eastman Dil¬
lon. Union Securities &
Co., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
*
2.906%,
$5,155,000
■
from
6s.
as
Due
follows:
the
Sept. 15, 1957 to Sept. 15,
■1959 inclusive.
f.
2,065,000 5s. Due on March 15 and
Sept. 15, 1960.
.
Due
1967
on
.v....--
Nov.
inclusive.
American
,
•
•
,
$55,000 build¬
Due from 1959 to 1969
;
provement bonds
Cleveland
No.
'
cival, Clerk of the Board of
cation, will receive sealed
1
until
ing bonds.
—has
v
/:
of
v,.
Creek
I
.
Canby, Ore.
Bond
Bond
until
noon
(EST)
purchase of
April
the
$136,000
Children's
Receiving Home bonds.
Dated Apnl
1, 1957. Due on Dec.
1
from
1958
to
1966
inclusive.
11
for
Sanders &
South
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Poin( Local School District,
Ohio
Bond
Offering
Ankrim, Clerk
Education, will
—
of
Board
noon
(CST) on April 17 for
purchase of $946,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957.
;Due
on
June 1 and Dec. r
from 1958
1980
inclusive.
First
Principal
and
interest (J-D)
payable at the First
March
Elk
Pearle
the
H.
Swabb
be
(CST)
—
-
announces
received
on
'
for
until
April 1 for the
chase of $73,000
May 1, 1957. Due
1958 to
system
■»
i
,
•
(P. O.
City
School
'
,
■
■
<
Bond .Sale—An issue of $41,000
building bonds was sold to LI6n&
as
Company,
3\zs, at
a
of
office.
Bond
Legality
1206—were awarded 1o
p.
First
land.
National Bank of Port¬
,
Dist.
Bond
15
until
for
8
the
general
Board
1959
(PST)
purchase
obligation
to
of
sealed
$137,600
bonds.
Dated
on
July 1 from
inclusive; Interest
1977
Legality
approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre,
of Portland.
,,
s
,
,
_
Oklahoma
price of 100.01.
County
p.
at
inclusive.
;/
63,000
to
and
interest
1967
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality
approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Saybe, of Portland.
v.. '
*
Grants Pass, Ore.
*
Bond
Offering—Earl T.
City Auditor, Will
Due
bonds.
on
..
3
Dated
Simon-
1,
1958
Offering
will
day
for
1957,
1967
—
receive
(PST)
on
Due
bonds.
on
to
proved
by
Mr.
Si-
bids
the
same
on
of.
Dated
:$60,000
May
1,
to
y
of both issues to bd ap¬
McCullochy
Shuler & Sayre, of
Portland,;..i
\\
sealed
(PST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
April
1
bids
until
8
April 11 for the,
$1,405,000 building
on
April
1,
Due:
1957.
from 1958
to
1967
Principal' and
in¬
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's : off ice.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre, of Portland.
Multnomah
i
;
County,
District (P. O.
Bond
i
bonds
Sale—The $107,700 water
March 26—v. 185,
offered
1330—were
p.
&
a
Sylvan Water
Portland), Ore. > m
Co.,
Inc.,
awarded
to
price
of
at
a
net interest cost of about
as-follows:-''
98.25,
3.84%/
'
$44,000 3Vgs. Due
to
Blyth
1967
on July 1 from
inclusive.
63,700 3%s. Due
1968
to
1977
Silverton,
Bond
land,
Oregon
Offering—Ralph
City Recorder,
sealed
bids
until
on
April 1 for
$175,000
water
bonds.
on
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Dated
April
clusive.
1
are
Bor¬
receive
p.m.
£CST)
the/purchase, of
filtration
1,
1958
Bonds« due
thereafter
will
7:30
April
from
;
E.
plant
1957.
to
1977
in-" 1968
callable
Due
in¬
and
of
April
1, 1967. Interest A-O/Legality ap¬
by Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
as
.
Umatilla County School District
16-C
(P.
Bond
No^
O. Pendleton), Ore.
Sale
The
$1-,994,000
building bonds offered March 26—v.
185, p. 1330—were awarded to
May 1 from. 1958
Winfree,
Offering—Helen V. Zeller,,
Board of Directors,
of the
receive
1962
Inclusive.
Legality
County School District
Portland), Ore*
'
p.m.
on
,
(P. O.
Bond
1957.
sealed
the. purchase
inclusive."
r
from
-•
receive
inclusive.
Additional
i
of $15,000
May
May 1 from
on
1968
1966 to
Multnomah
No.
Jan/ l
Due
proved
p':m. '(PST)
April 3 for the purchase
park
4s.
,
1958
Principal
to the
.
Bluff; improve¬
Dated May 1, 1957.
May 1 from
18—v.
Bank, of Portland,
price of 100.07, a net interest
of about 4.12%, as follows:
a
cost
Twenty-Fourth
on
March
1206—were awarded
National
$143,000 414s. Due on Jan. 1 from
'1959 to 1965 inclusive.
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (PST) on
April 8 for the purchase of
$27,000
ment bonds.
J..«
,,
Sale—The $206,000 build¬
185,
First
Bond Offering-r- John
B.
Thomas, City Clerk, will receive
Due
,
Union
bonds/ offered
1958
Dallas, Ore.
>
High School
District No. 9-J (P. O. Mill
City),
Oregon
April
on
of
Interest
Com¬
receive
*
p.m.
1, 1957;; Due
J-J»
Water
(P. O. Milwaukie), Ore.
Offering — John Lucks,
Secretary of the
missioners,
will
bids
Wichita
June 30 from
on
inclusive.
of Portland.
Linn
clusive.
"
.
Clackamus County,
1971
approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
will
.
bonds offered
185,
the
Ore.
Sale ryr-The $50,000-water
March 25—
system
v.
Locks,
1957. Due
to
Legality
Clerk
Cascade
equipment
Holdenville),
.
1,
July
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
until 8:15 p.m.
,
City,
Treasurer's
approved
Shuler &
j -
>
Bond Offering — Norman Lind,,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on April
1 for the purchase of
$34,000 gen^
eral
obligation
bonds.
Dated
callable
are
1, 1963. Principal and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
sealed bids until 8
pur¬
"
/
District
May
interest
7:30
.
nold
of
as
monsen
Oklahoma
May 1 from
inclusive. Bonds due
1967
^en,
bonds.
Hughes County Dependent
District No. 3
on
in 1964 and thereafter
that
bonds.
sewer
purchase
of
$48,935.30
improvement bonds. Dated
•
bonds, as follows:
$49,000 water works bonds.
V
"
16,000 airport bonds.
5,000
garbage disposal
system
3,000
the
sewer
*
r
;
ing
Evans,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on April 8
w
City Clerk
Portland.
Sweet Home), Oregon
x
;
B.
,
City, Okla.
Offering
Will
p.m.
185,
to
;,;
Bond
bids
20—v,
awarded
Securities Co. of
Kansas, in
Wichita.
of
receive sealed bids
offered
1330—were
p.
Marshall
the
the
to
! bonds
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved
by Squire,
Sale—The
$30,000 build¬
ing and transportation
equipment
Ohio
Offering
Elinor Post,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on April 1
$4C0,0C0 build¬
;
Bond
;
Offering —H.
;
County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
20 (P. O. Oilton), Okla.
Bond
18—v. 185, p. 1097
postponed to April 8.
been
bids
Due from 1959 to 196G
:
;
"
i> '
inclusive.
by
Edu¬
p.m.; (CST)
for the purchase of
Port
Sandusky County (P. O. Fremont),
bids
7:30
payable
Dempsey,
;
Bond Offering—Charles E. Per-
Prin¬
approved
Si
!
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Moore), Okla.
2
originally sched¬
uled for March
June
of
Bank
Legality
Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
until
semi-annually
1957.
to
cipal and interest (M-N)
p.
of about
1,
Clinton.
Joseph
building bonds. Dated May
1, 1957.
Due
semi-annually on
June and Dec. 1 from 1958
to 1981
,
until noon
(EST) on
April 23 for the purchase of
$93,745
improvement bonds; Dated
at
the
ing bonds.
inclusive.
\
bids
from 1958
(P. O.
Clinton, Ohio
Offering—Elizabeth Car¬
City Auditor, will receive
March
mee.
Oak
for the purchase of
Co.
Rescheduled—The of¬
$48,935.30
sewer
im¬
fering, of
by
,
of
County School District No; 59
J-J.
Cleveland
Bond
..
April 8 for
on
"
,
$200,000 municipal
Canby, Oregon
Willoughby.
approved
Bank
;f (P. O. Route l, Box 2892,
1961
pur¬
$150,000 street improve¬
Dated May 1, >1957.
inclusive.
(EST)
p.m.
the
'
'r
of Portland.
—
April 22
(PST)
the purchase of
noon
bonds.
National
Oregon
Johnson, Director of Finance, will
,
on
$2,250,000
utility
.
.
Thorn burgh
,
and
building bonds. Dated April
1,
1957. Legality approved
by Winfree, McCullough, Shuler & Sayre,
William
—
.
C.
1969
Legality approved by Chap-- ing bonds offered March. 25—v,
& Cutler, of Chicago.
185, p. 1331—were awarded to the:
/■ •«-'
Willoughby, Ohio
^
Education, will receive
to
bonds.
■.
-
v i
of
revenue
>
/;/
Washinglonville, Ohio
■
purchase
apartments
;; Bonds Re-Offered—The $27;0C01 > Bond Offering—Alice B.
Martin,
sewer
system1 bonds for which City Recorder; will receive bids
l
of
1959
-
A-O.
Peoples
•'; '."
,
system
interest
at ; the
payable
the
student:
in¬
1980
and
William R. Staats &
Isphording, Inc.; Fahey, Clark &
Co., Stern, Zanesfield-Monroe Local Sch.
Dist.
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬ Lauer & Co., Talmage & Co.,
(P. O. Zanesfield), Ohio
tion; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.,
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., and Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, Eman¬ }:'< Bond Offering — E. J. Lundy,
Clerk of the Board of
Ball, Burge & Kraus, as 334s, at uel, Deetjen & Co., G. C. Haas &
Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
a price of
100.79, a basis of about Co., Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.,
(EST) on May 3 for the purchase
J. B. Hanauer &
3.63%.
J
Co., Malvern Hill
of $75,000
Si Co., Inc.,
building bonds., Dated
Janney, Dulles & BatLowellville, Ohio
June 1, 1957.
Due semi-annually
tles.
Bond
on June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1958
Offering — Joseph R.
to
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Miller & 1977
Fisher, Village Clerk, will receive
inclusive. Principal and in¬
Co., Park, Ryan, Inc., Schaffer,
sealed bids until noon
terest (J-D) payable at the
(EST) on Necker &
Belle-;
Co., John Small Si Co., fontaine
April 10 for the purchase of $18,National
Bank,
BelleInc., Sutro Bros. & Co., Townsend.
500
storm
sewer
bonds.
Dated
fontaine.
Legally,' approved jby
Dabney & Tyson, Bos worth; SuL1
April I, 1957. Due on Dec. 1 from
Si
Williams,
of
livan & Co., Inc., Stockton Broome Peck; Shaffer
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Cincinnati.
Principal &
<■Co., Doll Si Isphording, Inc., R.
i
and interest
«"
(J-D) payable at the J.
1
Edwards, Inc., Elkins, Morris &
LOwellville
Savings & Banking
oklahoma
Co., Fabricand & Co., Farwell,
Company. Legality approved by
Atoha County
Chapman & Co.
Independent Sch.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Foster & Marshall, Grant Brown- Dist. No. IS (P. O. Atoka), Okla.
Cleveland.
ell Si Co.,
Bond Offering
Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Everett WatMaumee City School
District, Ohio Nongard & Co., J. M. Dain &
Co., kins, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Bond
Offering—H. A. Rhine- Fauset, Steele & Co., Bioren Si
Co., cation, will receive sealed bids
halt,
Clerk-Treasurer
of
the Bruns, Nordeman &
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
Co., and W
April 3
Board
from
Linn County School District No. 19
Dajted. (P. O. Route 2, Box 457, Albany),
:
r
April 1, 1957. Due pn April 1 from
Oregon
' // / v//
1959 to* 1982
inclusive.
Interest
> Bond. Sale—Tihe $14,000^ build¬
sealed* bids
noon
Bank of Tiltonsville.
—
sealed
1
Principal; and interest
(F-A)
payable
at" the, County
Treasurer's
office." Legality ap-.
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland./ ;;
;
Bond Offering — O. L.
Lackey,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on April 12
Tiltonsvill^), Ohio
Feb.
on
inclusive.
for
on
Hanseatic
.
-
Due
Consol. Exempted
Offering
clusive.
Corp.,
Rand & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler &
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Co., Cutter, Plummer & Bennett,
Louisville Local School District,
Fulton, Reid & Co., Charles King
& Co.,
Ohio
Blewer, Glynn & Co., But¬
cher & Sherrerd,
Bond
Courts & Co.,
Sale
The
$1,150,000
building bonds offered March 21— DeHaven, Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, Hickey & Co., Inc., Jo¬
v.
185, d- 1330—were awarded to
a "group
composed of the First; seph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., Kormendi & Co., Inc., Mackall & Coe.
Cleveland
Corporation; Doll &
.
3%s.
as
Agricul. and Mechanical
College (P. O. Stillwater), Okla.
(EST), on April 11 for
the purchase of $275,000 building
bonds;. Dated April 1, 1957. ► Due
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
Baxter & Co., the American Se¬
curities Corp., Hayden, Stone &
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Stroud & Co., F. W. Craigie &
Co.,
Glickenhaus & Lembo,
Spencer
Trask & Co., Wallace, Geruldsen
& Co., Field, Richards &
Co., Free¬
man & Co.,
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
King, Quirk & Co., Inc.
;
Hess, Vil¬
receive
J.
Co.,
ucation, will' receive
until
included the following
C.
T wp.
Bond
F. Rothschild & Co., Clark, Dodge
& Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Lindsey, Ohio
bids
./ V,
■-
.
Co.
&
members:
by
of
;
Bond Offerings—C. J.
;
Honnold &
Oklahoma
Dennis, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
The successful syndicate headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
Cincinnati,;, in.Mt.
Healthy.;
Legality
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Warren
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
2.992%, was made by a
jointly by Halsey,
Inc., and Lehman
.
interest
(J-D)
First National
and,
the
.
about
$325,000
Braun, Boswbrth & Co,, Inc.
Company," the terms
group managed
Stuart & Co.,
Dec. .15. from
1980 inclusive.;
Bond Sale—An issue of
Cushing,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST) on April 81
for the purchase of $53,500 build¬
ing bonds.- Dated Feb; 1, ■ 1957;
bids until 8 p.m.
„
school building bonds was sold to
being based on a net interest cost
of about 2.939%.
The third ten¬
der, reflecting a net interest cost
15,
from
inclusive.
on
the sale, the second best
being made on behalf of a
Albany), Ore.
Offering—Erma
District
Bond Sale—The $21,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 20—v.
185, p. 1330 — were awarded to
Sycamore Township School District
(P. O. Montgomery), Ohio
managed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
560,000 bonds... Dated March 15,
1957.
other
two
syndicate
(EST) on April
11 for the purchase of $844,000
scliool building bonds, as follows:
.»
received
at
offer
noon
$284,000 bonds.
State
County Sch. Dist. No.\,14 (P.
O. Route 1, Box 455,
Oklahoma
.
.
,•
32
Bond Sale—^The $246,000 build ¬
ing bonds offered March 20 were
of¬
185, p. 1439—
Dependent Sch.
(P. O. Castle),
County
District
1, 1957
County School District No.
(P. O. Mapleton), Oregon
the
for
rejected.
were
sold to Roose
was
; ■'
.
March
Okfuskee
$254,000
Sold—Bids
Not
sanitary
$85,000
fered
Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
Lane
Kingston, Okla.
Bonds
Swanion Local School District,
inclusive.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
inclusive.
ceived until
16
National Bank of Ironton.
8,260,000 2V2s. Due on March 15
and Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1964
Ohio
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
April
Monday,
*.
.
a
group
tional
composed
Bank
of
First
Na¬
of
Portland; Harris
& Savings Bank,, Chicago,
Foster &
Marshall, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Pacific
Trust
Northwest
Co., Dean ;Witter
&
Co,, June S, Jones & Co.,. Qhas,-Nt.
Tfipp & Co:, Blankenship,-Gould
& iBlakely,
Inc., and .Hess & McFaul,. at;a price qf par,;a net .in-
Number 5625
terest cost of
...
about 3.33%,
185
Volume
as
The Commercial
til 2
fol¬
purchase
eral
$253,000 6s. Due on April 1 from
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
obligation bonds,
$14,150,000
286,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Due
3y4s.
1.455,000
April
on
as
various
bonds.
Due
follows:
July
on
from
1
15,350,000
various
bonds.
Due
purposes
July
on
on
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Dated
S PENNSYLVANIA
;
and
.Beaver Falls, Pa.
will
Clerk,
receive
sealed
Elliott
Note
MS
York
W.
;
was
of
eral
sealed
tional
Principal
&
Bank
and
the Mellon Na¬
Co., .Swiss-
jointly,
Bond
Township
W.
Yohn,
of
Board
Supervisors, will
re¬
—
of
Secretary
Township
SI
ceive
S.ngj
the pur¬
chase of $50,000 general obliga¬
tion improvement bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
sealed
(EST)
1958
and
on
1967
to
bids
April
9
until
8
p.m.
for
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the Ber¬
National Bank, in Berwyn.
interest
wyn
Indiana
Bond Offering—George E.
Hig-
gins, Township Secretary, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
7
pvm.
(EST) on April 22 for the purpurchase of $134,000 improvement
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
on Oct. 1 from 1958 to 1966 inclu¬
sive. Legality
1962 inclusive.
i'from
480,000 3.30s. Due on May 1,1985.
bonds
May
dated
are
Principal
1957.
&
Simons,
of
Gibbs
1,
interest
and
(M-N) payable at the Mellon Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
Rollins,
of Pittsburgh.
Puerto
York
Tripp Indep.
(P. O.
County,
until
will receive sealed
p.m.
(CST) on
7:30
(P. O. Elk Point),
1964 inclusive.
1958 to
3V2s.
Due
from 1965 to 1972
3.70s.
3,750,000
Due
from 1973 to 1977
on July
inclusive.
on
1
July 1
inclusive.
Bank,
Lehman
Township School District
C.
J.
Van Ingen &
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Smith, Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb,
Bond Offering — John D. Be- &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenswarick, District Secretary, will ner & Beane, Banco Popular de
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. Puerto
Rico, Lee Higginson Corp.,
(EST) on April 10 for the pur¬ A. C. Allyn & Co., Stone & Web¬
chase of $975,000 school building
ster Securities Corp.
revenue
bonds,
as
$495,000 bonds.
on
on
& Co., B. J.
Mercantile
April 1
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Due
April 1,
1987.
A-O.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Richard
nounces
that
received
at
J.
McConnell
sealed
the
bids
Office
will be
of
Mayor, Room 202, City Hall,
an¬
the
un¬
Company,
of
Bosworth & Co.,
Wells, Inc., F. Brittain
Kennedy & Co., Lyons
Cleveland
&
Co.,
& Shziftc
Nlcolaus & Co., First
Corp., Field, Richards
Seasongood
&
Lakeside Securities Corp.,
Dulles & Battles,
Mayer,
Janney,
Inc., Indianapo¬
of
100.002,
about
$155,000 building bonds.
of
tion, of Houston, or at the Ameri¬
can National Bank
& Trust Com¬
Hutchinson
O.
(P.
County
Stinnett), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,000
library bonds was sold to the Co¬
lumbian Securities Corporation of
Sale—The
Bond
1959
J. B. Crabtree,
Chairman of County
sealed
receive
(EST)
chase
Dated
from
bids
April 16 for the pur¬
of $375,000 school bonds.
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
1960 to 1962 inclusive. In¬
terest M-N.
Certificate
1980 to 1986 inclusive.
ness was
Lillard
will
be
(CST)
1957.
terest
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Searls, of Austin.
&
Port
time. Principal
at the First
of Corsicana. Le¬
any
Park¬
Odessa, Texas
bonds
p.
offered
—
Neches, Texas
Sale—An issue of $54,000
Bond
park refunding bonds was sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., of
San Antonio, as follows;s;c
v
$16,000 3V2s. Due on July 15 from
,
1958
to
1968 inclusive.
38,000 3%s. Due on July 15 from
1969
to
Bonds
1979 inclusive.
1972
in
due
callable
after
are
1971.
Dated
Jan.
*
there¬
and
of
as
announces
Prin¬
Neches.
County Consol. Sch. District
Potter
(P.O. Amarillo), Texas
No. 4
$100,000
State
Education, as follows:
Board of
$78,000 33/4s.
Due on March 15
from 1958 to 1969 inclusive.
22,000 4s. Due on March 15 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
...
15, 1957. Int. M-S.
Dated March
Bond Sale—An issue
March
works,
water
of $148,500
im¬
system
sewer
provement and extension revenue
bonds was sold as follows:
26—v. 185,
follows:
$1,750,000 water works and sew¬
er system revenue bonds to a
Jan. 1
inclusive.
west Company. Due on
from
1970 to 1984
48,500 3V2s to M. A. Hagberg &
Co. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958
to 1969 inclusive.
,
bonds
The
The $2,300,000
1440—were awarded as
1957.
are
at
payable
the
Bank in Dallas.
by
dated
until
Pierce
funding
bonds.
Due on March 1
1967 inclusive.
of First
Co., Rauscher,
& Co., Inc., Dittmar &
March
1,
from 1958
Thomas & Co., Austin,
&
Parvin,
Moreland,
Brandenberger, Johnston
&
Currie, Moroney, Beissner &
Co., R. J. Edwards, Inc., Rotan* Mosle & Co., and M. A.
Hagberg & Co., at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of
Co.,
Hart
April 12 for the pur¬
Dated
composed
'•
!
1,
Jan.
Principal and interest (J-J)
First
National
Legality approved
McCall, Parkhurst
& Crowe,
of Dallas.
Schleicher County
South west
that bids
7:30 p.ml
15,
July
1957.
15,
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the First National Bank, of Port
interest payable
Sale
bank¬
a
March
1, 1964. $100,000 4%s to the First South¬
gality approved by McCall,
& Crowe, of Dallas.
$100,000 funding and re¬
1957.
indebted¬
Due on March
Bond
payable at
(A-O)
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
An issue of
of
hurst
Tenn.
chase of
to
—
sold to the First National
at
1,
on
.
received
on
Sale
April
dated
are
April 1 from 1959 to
1986 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Due
1957.
Quitman, Texas
Bank, of Corsicana. Dated
Offering—Town Recorder
Bond
bonds
The
(P. O. Corsicana),
certificates
$30,000
group
Newport,
Bill
1973 inclusive.
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
Texas
10 a.m.
on
gen¬
185,. p.
25—v.
Council, will
until
$300,000
awarded to Burt,
National Bank,
(P. O. Athens),
—
to
school bonds was sold to the
obligation
March
and
Tennessee
Bond Offering
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
offered
1332—were
Hamilton & Co.,
and Rowles, Winston & Co., jointly.
eral
1,
TENNESSEE
McMinn County
net interest cost of
follows:
a
3.86%,
$216,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Associa¬
National
Southwest
the
Callable
Inc., F. S. Smithers & Co., C. F.
Childs & Co., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Inc., Stifel,
Bond Offering—Director of Fi¬
Trust
St. Louis, Braun,
Andrews &
Dated April 1, 1957. Int.
Clerk of the Board of
•
will
receive
sealed
bids until April 16 for the pur¬
Education,
chase
22
com¬
and Russ & Co.,
Texas
inclusive Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Bank of
Williams,
Co., Harriman
follows:
Due
480,000 bonds.
Devine
of
First
Co.,
Corporation, and J. Wylie Harris
& Co., as 4V2S. Dated June 1, 1956.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1960 to 1990
Navarro County
members
Brothers,
&
Winston
Gladys J.
Dated Dec. 1, 1957.
dicate:
Authority (P. O. 102 Duff
Road, Pittsburgh), Pa.
S. Dak.
Offering—Mrs.
Bond
of the -syn¬
Chemical Corn Exchange
Other
&
payable
(A-O)
interest
about 3.728%, as follows:
'
com¬
Nongard
Co., LaMaster & Co., Rowles,
$35,000
April
Texas, San Antonio.
1957. Due on April 1 from 1960
1968 inclusive.
Principal and
Lamesa, Texas
to
4,050,000
revenue
group
a
Tripp), S. Dak.
public
improvement
bonds offered March 26 — v. 185,
cost of
and
tax
sold, to
was
posed of Dittmar & Co.,
Offering—E. E. Heinrich,
Bond
April 1 for the purchase of
$2,200,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
bonds
of Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
school building bonds. Dated
A
Series
City.
Sch. District No. 2
1,
The
—<
Manhattan Bank, New
Hutchinson
group
a
Co., R. J. Edwards, Inc.,
jointly, at a price
&
mar
pany,
$10,000,000
Sale
Bond
Mitchell, or at
Bank,
Chase
the
bids
(Commonwealth of)
Rico
the Commercial Trust
payable
& Savings
District Clerk,
RICO
PUERTO
on
$250,000
burgh.
Legality
approved
by
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart
& Johnson,
a.m.
April 9 for the purchase
non tax-exempt dor¬
mitory bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1959 to 1996
inclusive. Principal - and interest
(CST)
of
County Water Control and
combination
Gordon S.
Manager, will
11
to
434,000 37/8s. Due on April 1 from
000 waterworks and sewer system
—
until
March
offered
awarded
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Ditt¬
in¬
and
Improvement District No. 24 (P. O.
Houston), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,250,-
DAKOTA
bids
sealed
receive
Sale—The $821,000 school
bonds
171,000 3%s. Due on April 1 from
Harris
Offering
Business
Bond
;
..
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
University
(P. O. Mitchell), S. Dak.
tional
&
f
Penn
:
.
1,
(F-A) payable at the Jack¬
County State Bank, of Edna.
son
by
SOUTH
May 1 from
Due on
5s.
590,000 3.20s. Due on May
"1973 to 1984 inclusive!
approved by Kirk-
patrick,
Pomeroy,
Lockhart
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
nance
the
at .any
suitable bank designated by the
p. 1331 — were awarded to a syn¬
Legality approved by
dicate managed by the First Na¬ purchaser.
Township (P. O. Box 42,
tional City Bank of New York, at Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Indianola), Pa.
a price
of 100.033, a net interest Union
County School District No. 3
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
ceive
at
Principal
inclusive.
terest
Dakota Wesleyan
-
The
Howard
Offering
Jan.
Dated
a
1972
Bank, of
approved
system
sewer
Inc., of San Antonio, as 4s,
price of par. Dated Feb. 1,
1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to
at
1959
Legality
and
works
pany,
Charleston.
345,000 3.10s. Due on May 1 from
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
!
;
(P. O. Box
269, Berwyn), Pa.
Easttown
1972 to 1987 inclusive.
,
were
Sale—An issue of $70,000
improvement revenue bonds was
sold to Rauscher, Pierce & Com¬
and
payable
(M-S)
Sinkler,
net interest cost of about
as follows:
1959 to
&
* :•
.
1 from
Principal
inclusive.
Columbia.
'
'
(
781,000 4 V\ s. Due on July 1 from
Bond
Edna, Texas
water
1,
Dated March
March
South Carolina National
a
$85,000
ap¬
on
V
Bond
group
100.06,
3.24%,
1,
Elliott
Authority
Joint
1
An issue of $85,-
—
4y4s.
as
Due
1975
to
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., and
A. E. Masten & Co., at a price of
National
Legality
Townsend,
by
proved
■
a
Principal and interest (M-N)
Munson, of Philadelphia.
1957.
composed of Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co., Inc., Butcher &
Sherrerd, Hornblower & Weeks,
the First of Michigan Corporation,
to
Due on May 1, 1997.
First"
of
Sale—An issue of $1,500,-
Bond
and 1986.
the
Pohl,
&
Perry
000 water revenue bonds was sold
and 1984.
Berwick.
4s. Due on July 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
|
VV
1973
to
1957
from
'
to 1961 inclusive.
1958
167,000
ally offered on Nov. 8.
CAROLINA
building bonds was sold to
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.,
and
G.
H.
Crawford
Co., Inc.,
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
150,000 4.35s. Due on May 1, 1985
at
$52,000 3V2s. Due on July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Boiids due in 1968 and thereafter
are
callable as of Dec. 15, 1967.
15
000
Trust
Wilkinsburg-Penn
1982.
of
Ruffin,
Sale
Bond
interest
150,000 4.30s. Due on May 1, 1983
Bank
Rauscher, Pierce & Company of
San Antonio, as follows:
April 3 for the purchase
of $250,000
school house bonds.
Dated April 15, 1957. Due 011 Dec.
(CST)
School District
(P. O. Ruby), S. C.
No. 6
Legality approved by Burg¬
win,
150,000 4y4s. Due on May 1, 1981
payable
will
Schools,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
Chesterfield County
Pittsburgh.
May
John Culwell,
reve¬
sewer
refunding bonds was sold to
.
house
April 1 from 1959
inclusive.
1983
to
on
interest payable at
280,000 4.20s. Due on May 1 from
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
dated
—
and
waterworks
000
nue
4
.
of
Superintendent
at 2.59%
SOUTH
obligation bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due
275,000 4.10s. Due on May 1 from
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
*4*"!
Directors, will receive
from
are
Bond Offering
loan notes was sold
<
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on April 9
for the purchase of $250,000 gen¬
Inc.,
440,000 4s. Due on May 1
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
bonds
a
-
from
The
to
1957.! Priifcipal
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ and interest (J-J) payable at the
able
at
the American
National First National Bank, of Dallas.
Bank,
of Austin. Legality ap¬ Legality
approved. by
McCall,
proved by McCall, Parkhurst & Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Swissvale School District, Pa.
Legality - approved
by ;-Storey,
r'
■ ■ \
Crowe, of Dallas.
"
Bond
Port Neches Indep. School District,
Offering *4^ Dorothy G. Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Note—The single bid deceived
Boston.
;.
'.iv, •
Texas
y
Petrovsky, Secretary of the Board
for the above bonds when origin¬
vale.
1957.
Texas
discount.
250,000 to the Industrial National
Bank, of Providence, at
school
Sch. District,
Breckenridge Indep.
2.70% discount., •.
185, p. 1439—were awarded
The notes are dated March 25,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, as
1957. Due' on June 28, 1957. Prin¬
37/ss, at a price of 100.37, a basis
cipal and interest payable at the
of about 3.84%.
j
(
First National Bank, of Boston.
$2,420,-
$165,000 3V2S. Due on Ma^1
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
W.
general obligation bonds
group composed of Co¬
lumbian
Securities Corp. of
350,000
to
lows:
810,000 4y2s.
>
'
idence,
building bonds offered March 27
& Co., and Joseph Lincoln
and
r
t
$250,000 to the Rhode Island Hos1
pital Trust Company, of Prov¬
(P. O. Gibsonia), Pa. '
^
.
Bond Sale—The $450,000
Ray, at a price of par," a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.46%, as fol¬
/
due on May 1
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
(M-S)
of $500,-
issue
An
follows:
as
our
'
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., J. S.
Hope
—
—v.
Co.,
&
published in
Sale
000 temporary
foregoing supple¬
Richland Township Sch. Dist.
,
purchased on March 20 by a group
composed of Ira Haupt & Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Butcher & Sher-i
rerd, Stroud & Co., Bache & Co.,
Rambo,
Close &
Kerner, Inc.,
Warren
May 1 from
inclusive; and
on
1974
to
$655,000 3.90s,
Texas, McClung & Knicker¬
Principal and
bocker, and Rowles, Winston
payable at the
& CO.
.
. ,
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬ ;r'
'
Paris, Texas
las. Legality approved by Dumas,
'
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,000,Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
r
.
bonds
revenue
The
—
Pawtucket, R. I..
-
Note
issue of March 25—v. 185, p. 1439.
Berwick Area Joint Sch. Authority
school
&
ments the report
payable at the- Citizens National
Bank, of Beaver Palls.
Legality
approved
by ' Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
\
Bond Sale—An issue of
due
4s,
1966
p.m.
interest
ISLAND
RHODE
Munson, . and Dilworth,
Paxson, Kalish & Green, both of
Philadelphia.
.:
obligation street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive. Principal and interest
eral
000
000
un¬
of March 1, 1972.
as
3.753%.
terest cost of about
3.99%, as follows: $245,4V2s, due on May 1 from
to 1965 inclusive; $850,-
.
8 p.nC (EST) on April
for the purchase of $300,000 gen¬
(P. O. Berwick), Pa
York bidding
of about
cost
J.
Legality approved by Townsend,
bids until
2
16, 1957. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
City's fiscal agent, the Philadel¬
phia National Bank, Philadelphia.
Offering—Gene B.George,
Bond
City
an
3.736%, while a group formed.by
P. Morgan & Co., Inc., offered
to finance the issue on a net in¬
May
interest
net Interest
a
1958
(CST) on April 2 for
the
purchase of $169,000 park
improvement bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from 1959
to
1980 inclusive. Bonds due in
1973 and thereafter are callable
3
til
the Chase Na¬
tional Bank of New
from
1
syndicates,
other
two
account headed by
bids
Yows will receive sealed
tenders
attracted
offering
The
from
1
000
Borger, Texas
Bond Offering—Mayor John R.
Other Bids
Two
purposes
61
about
TEXAS
Share Corp., Prescott
&
Co., and Park, Ryan, Inc.
&
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
1968 to 1982 inclusive-
from
of
Bond
lis
on April 17 for
$29,500,000 gen¬
(EST)
p.m.
the
lows:
(1569)
and Financial Chronicle
t
Rural High
School District, Texas
issue of $150,000
bonds was sfold to
Bond Sale—An
school building
Dunbar & Company.
School District, Tex.
of $350,000
house bonds was sold to
C. Tucker & Co., Inc., of
Silsbee Indep.
Bond
school
James
Sale—An issue
62
The Commercial and
(1570)
as
Due
March 1 from 1972 to 1986
on
inclusive.
M-S.
Interest
Gibson,
Gibson, of Austin.
by
approved
Legality
Sp^nce
&
.
Grant
Lynchburg, Va.
4s. Dated March 1, 1957.
Austin,
Offering—Owen L. Brad¬
Bond
ford, Clerk of Council-Comptrol¬
No.
gality approved by Preston, Thor-
County, Quincy Sch. District
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.-
144
Sale—The
Bond
$45,000
build¬
ler, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EST) on April 8 for the
purchase of $5,000,000 water and
revenue bonds. Dated April
Grays Harbor and Mason Counties,
sewer
•
Bond
Sale—The
road
185,
p.
March
offered
bonds
farm
$145,000
26—v.
awarded
1440—were
to
Dittmar & Co.
Texas
College (P. O,
Worth), Texas
Fort
*
Bond
Offering—Sam
M.
Bras-
Well, Business Manager, will re¬
ceive
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
April 1 from 1958
due
Bonds
9
a.m.
of
non-tax
exempt
cafeteria bonds.
1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Prin¬
79-137
April 1, 1968. Principal and in¬
of
(A-O) payable at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York
City,
at the Peoples National
and
Trust
Company,
of
or
Bank
Lynchburg. Legality approved by
Wood, King ,& Dawson,
York City.
of
New
"Bond
Nos.
Smith,
receive
sealed bids until 11 ,a.m.
(PST)
on
April 12 for the purchase of
1977
to
five
after
from date of is¬
years
Principal and interest (M-N)
sue.
WASHINGTON
Chelan
County, Sunnyslope School
Dist. No. 102 (P. O. Wenatchee),
Washington
(A-O) payable
Bond Sale —The $130,000 gen¬
Bank,
in Fort Worth, or at the Bankers eral
obligation
bonds
offered
Trust
Company,
of New York March 22—v. 185, p. 1207—were
City. Legality approved by Mc- sold to the State Finance Commit¬
Call,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of tee, as 3.60s, at a price of par.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved
by
Weter,
Roberts
Shefelman,
&
Seattle.
:
cipal and interest
considered
of
more
or
alternate
the
propositions:
1972
years
years
the
in
1996.
1987 through
ing
185,
maturities
(3) All
No.
127
Sch. District
(P. O. Wenatchee), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $110,000
the
maturities in the
through 1986.
(2) All
Chelan County, Entiat
r
in
1959 through 1971.
?
any
following
maturities
(1) All
on
years
bonds
p.
offered
1098
—
March
were
build¬
22—v.
sold to the
State Finance Committee, as
at
a
price of
par.
3%s,
District
Port
Bond
tion
Due
Offering
sealed
(PST)
chase
on
and
—
bids
April
bonds.
on
(P.
will
until
100,000
re¬
a.m.
the
pur¬
May
from
1, 1957.
1959 to 1967
on
or
3%s... Due
1968 and
from
*
313,000
1970
to
3%s.
from
State
Texas
College
(P.
1973
to
Offering
—
Claude
after
5
from date of issue. Principal
(M-N) payable at
interest
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
No. J09
1,300,000
Oct.
1959 to
2%%
1
.bonds.
State,
as
3%s, at
Snohomish
The
bonds
District No. 330
inclusive
Oct.
due
| Bond Offering
County
sealed
on
interest
any
Bids
will
be
1,
of
as
"M
■» *
..
callable
payment
date.
fof
considered
(2)
Bonds Nos. 1 to 300 inclusive; Nos.
301 to
166,
Interest
by
or
for the entire issue.
A-O.
Legality approved
Spence & Gibson, of
Gibson,
Austin.
VIRGINIA
Fairfa/
County (P. O. Fairfax),
Virginia
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
by the Clerk of the
Board of County Supervisors until
2 p.m. (EST) on April 11 for the
purchase
of
$2,900,000
sewer
bonds,
as
follows:
$1,511,000 Series C bonds.
1,389,000 Series D bonds.
The
1957.
1991
bonds
Due
on
are
dated Jan.
1,
July 1 from 1961 to
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Harrisonburg, Va.
'
Bond
Sale—The $550,000 elec¬
system bonds .offered March
26—v. 185, p. 1207—were awarded
tric
the
to
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Winston-Salem.
Henrico
County (P. O. Richmond),
Virginia
Bond
School
March
Sale
—
construction
27—v.
185,
The
$2,800,000
bonds
p.
offered
1332—were
awarded
to a group composed of
the Chase Manhattan Bank, Blyth
& Co., Inc., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Estabrook & Co., Equit¬
able Securities Corp., R. S. Dick¬
son
& Co.,
Trust Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, and F. W.
Craigie & Co., at a price of 100.01,
a net interest cost of about
2.93%,
as
follows:
$1,400,000
2%s.
Due
from 1958 to 1967
1,400,000
3s.
Due
on
March
inclusive.
on
March
from 1968 to 1977
inclusive.
price of par.
;
]
to
185,
a
1332—
p.
group
com¬
price
of
,
100.07,
a
"•
:
basis
J " -
of
V
V WISCONSIN
k
—
Verne
will
h0v)R
a tmtfta
\
%
Bond
Sale—The $320,000 school
bonds
offered * March f 26 Avere
awarded to a group composed of
Channer Securities Co.,
Mullaney,
Wells & Co., - and Allan Blair &
Co., at
a
price of 100.08,
terest cost of about
in¬
a net
3.61%,
as
fol¬
'*
lows:
'
''
$225,000
3V2S.
Due
on
March
1
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Sievers,
receive
(PST) on
April 9 for the purchase of $150,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
those due from
are
t
(P. O. Everett),
Treasurer,
to
callable
are
1, 1966, and
1992 to 1996 inclusive
a
bids until 2 p.m.
on
1967
from
a
1
Washington
in¬
Oct.
dated
are
those
and
1991
.awarded
inclusive.
Skagit Counties,
Darrington Consolidated School
clusive.
1956
April
and
O.
Due
fered March 26—v.
about 3.39%:
1207—were awarded to the
Oct.
1996
to
$1,000,000 War
Compensation * (1957
Cigarette Tax Revenue) bonds of¬
.1
p.
1969 inclusive.
1969
from
Sale—The
April
(P. O. iShelton), Wash.
Isbell,
on
Bond
1,
<
Sale—The $450,000 build*
bonds offered March 15—v.
receive sealed
(CST) on April
12 for the purchase of $1,600,000
dormitory and cafeteria revenue
bonds, as follows:
1 from
-
Veterans'
inclusive.
on
1977
%
April
Bond
a.m.
$300,000 2 7/s% bonds. Due
Washington (State of)
posed of Eastman Dillon,- Union
Securities & Co.; White, Weld &
Co., and Grande & Co., as 3.40s,
County Consol. Sch. District
will
Regents,
bids until 10
1972
•
''
Beloit, Wis.
Mason
Executive Secretary of the Board
of
on
Monday, April 1, 1957
Seattle.
at
Due
Canyon), Texas
Bond
on
Due
The. entire issue.
(4)
West
April 1 from
1969.
3V2S.
-164,000
general obliga¬
Callable
on
ing
10:30
for
11
Due
.,,
1
from
1959
to
1977
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay<able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
were
185,
O.
Maxine John¬
Dated
May 1
.j .|
Island
Wash.
Treasurer,
of $190,000
inclusive.
years
No.-303
Orchard),
County
ceive
Dallas.
one
School
son,
Bainbridge
County,
Kitsap
of
follows:
as
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Callable
inclusive.
Co.,
$373,000 4s.
,
at the Fort Worth National
Bids will be
west
$275,000 building bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1957. Due on May 1 from
1959
401-
Seattle; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Foster
& Marshall, .and
Pacific North¬
will
Treasurer,
No.
Chehalis),
O.
ing bonds offered March 25 were
awarded to a group composed of
the Seattle-^First National Bank of
F.
Offerings—Don
Counties,- Cen-
District
Wash.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 build¬
(P.
Washington
County
Clark
*
tralia School
Montesano),
(P. O.
1969 and thereafter are callable as
$1,250,000
dormitory and
Oct.
Elma Joint School Districts
in
April 9 for the purchase
on
Dated
on
inclusive.
1977
terest
Wesleyan
'
Due
1, 1957.
to
and
Lewis
ing bonds offered March 25 weresold to the State, as 3%s, at par-.
(
Sterling County (P. O. Sterling
City), Texas
Financial Chronicle
95,000 3%s. Due
1973
The
1957.
to
on
March 1 from
1977 inclusive.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
March
:
i,
M-S. Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
proved
c
ive.
ay-
|
Bond
R. -'4
HfijiLi
T
B
of
*
'
:
War
100.30,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST)on April
4
for the
purchase* of,; $795,000
bonds, as follows:
*
-xf|
WW
I'M
pi
Fall
bonds.
95,000 storm sewer
May
Dated
.
<\
New York City, or Chi¬
bank in
ing
City Treasurer's office,
at the
-
!
W.
-
2%s, at
as
$250,000 build¬
basis
Y
Company, and Robert
.Bond
Baird
ford, La Prairie, Turtle and Sharon
(Towns), Clinton Community Schs.
Green
'
Joint District No.
v
at
Brad-
Clinton,
Clinton, (Village),
,
10 (P. O,
.
I
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, as 3s:
> for
;;
.the- foregoing
bonds
p.
I v. 185, p. 1207.
jl
York
Bond Sale—The
-T
| 185,
a
•-
4'
.
'
Clerk,
auction
and
bonds
&
Dick¬
purchase
of
Due
1957.
Co.,
100.27,
offered
2.90s,
as
NOVA
3V4S.
700,000
21—v.
Due
1,
April
Scott School District No. 1,
Bond Sale—The
&
System
*Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
143
147
145
144
147
144
149
146
146
164
164
1^8
166
164
161
130
:
.
■'
•
130
130
131
128
131
132
130
129
131
130
127
137
138
137
143
133
143
$890,000 corpo¬
bonds offered March
19—v. 185, p. 1208—were awarded
to a group composed of Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.; McConnick & Co., and Allan Blair
& Co., at a price of 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 3.19%, as
1957
—r—Unadjusted-
1956
'Feb.
Industrial
Jan.
146
146
147
total..
production,
Manufactures
-
Durable
..
...
: Nondurable
Minerals
_■
Consumer durable
Major
goods, total
148
149
155
149
157
169
155
178
174
164
U3
111
115
111
+227
+227
213
+225
114
+225
214
l.t
+232
t
t
306
t
total.—
Gas
+
318
;
-
Construction
value_i__
contracts,
Residential
«
:
298
t
:
i
119.0
116.9,
106.2
106.8
107.2
...
115.7
115.1
96.4
Nondurable
Payrolls
Freight carloadings
—
payrolls indexes
115.1
88
88
+96
*95
92
138
t
*141
based
•
on
Electrical
;
•»
,
"
1956
•Feb.
Jan.
148
247
152
168
183
136
177
175
147
"156
162
'
'
228
•
172
•j
xuiuiiure
128 '
159
.
"
„
152
200
135
-
135'
Clerk
129
129
136.
receive
-
-
118
122
119
118
123
140
143
136
136
145.
\
J
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textile
mill
Apparel
•
____
products
__
"V
allied
leather
)
.
li
Paper
printing!
and
Printing
allied
and
.
—
beverages
Food
(MST)
on
and
beverage
141
X
X
144
157
162
136
130
139
132
167
176
173
176
*
t
183
144
147
143
103
102
103
.+
102
102.
t
X
106
tobacco—1_
112
.
t
112
-112
112.
...
...
113
•
X
107
133
131
J
129
135
134
80
88
86
84
88
155
154
148
158
158
151
130
129.
127
112
103
109
t.
..
■
,
/
26
fuels
„
Coal
-_
2_
^rude oil
Metal;
•
--
and natural gas__*
stone
and
earth
1
_■
mfT-ils
'Preliminary,. }Not wailabie.
J.
Bishop,
will
T.
until
bids
8
p.m.
April 9 for the pur¬
building bonds.
on
J. L.
at
a
awarded
Due
a
was
$500,000 Memo¬
offered March
to
Boettcher &
April 1 from 1958 to 1972
1968 and
are
sold
Dated March
to
Ste.
March 1 from
on
1957. Int. M-S.
1,
Quebec
Rose,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$500,000
school building bonds was sold to
Rene T.
LeClerc, Inc.,
$264,500 5s. Due
235,500
5%s.
Due
from 1964 to
Due on May 1
Dated March
inclusive.
follows:
as
March 1 from
on
1963 inclusive.
1958 to
bonds was sold to
Graham & Co., Ltd., as 5%s,
price of 98.30.
1974 inclusive.
to
1977 inclusive.
1975 to
Arthur,
March
on
X
1977 inclusive.
Int. M-S.
1, 1957.
Ont.
Sale—An issue of $1,290,-
price of 94.51. Due on Dec. 31
1957 to 1976 inclusive. In¬
terest J-D.
1
QUEBEC
Callaberry de
Valley field,
callable
Que.
$500,000
bonds
5% and 5%'% improvement
was
Gouinlock & Co.,
Thomson
& Co.,
sold to Bell,
Nesbitt,
and
Oilers investors and
jointly, at a price of 93.93. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
Great Profit-Making
sive.
Subscribe
Chicoutimi Parish Sch. Commission,
as
of April
One
Sale—The $110,000
build¬
97.46.
of
Dated
a
Feb.
•
•
Fill
in
Coupon
issue
10
price
Introductory
J Stock Market News & Comment Ltd.
Due on Feb.
In¬
| 80 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Canada
■
$360,000
sold to
Banque Provinciale du Can¬
Anglo-Fraincais,
Ltd., jointly, as 5V2S, at a price of
94.17, a basis of about 6.60%. Due
Credit
April 1, 1977. Interest
A-O.
I
I Securities Advisor
.
II accept your Introductory 10
F-A.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
for
Service—$5.04)
about 6.20%.
1972 inclusive.
Drummondbille, Que.
and
below
Trial
1957.
1,
I
Offer or "Stock
ment"
and
I Name
herewith
isStre Trial |
j
$5.1)0 in J
\
—
"
(Please
No. "E" I
Market News and\Com-
enclose
| full payment of same.
school building bonds was
the
0/ Canada's leading
Advisory Services
(Established in 1936)
basis of
1 from 1958 to
terest
to
Stock Market
ing bonds offered March 20 were
awarded
to
Credit
AngloFrancais, Ltd., as 5V2S. at a
Speculators
Opportunities!
"Stock Market News and Comment"
Quebec
inclusive; Bonds due in
,1 thereafter
sold
improvement bonds was sold
Gairdner & Co., Ltd., as 4%s, at
ada,
011
$1,160,-
from
Davis,
Co.
-
bonds
from 1958 to 1977
Springs County (P. O.
Thermopolis), Wyo.
were
1
Commission,
000 school building bonds was
improvement
Bond
M.
Offering—Lee
rial Hospital bonds
Minerals:
Mineral
—
Bond Sale—The
131
86
-
.
School
Laurent
St.
$230,924
Walshingham, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
Clerk-Manager and Treas¬
Hot
March
on
est M-S.
from 1971
North
will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (MST) on April 8 for
the purchase of $78,000 sewage
treatment plant bonds.
179
142
173
Due
163,000 5s. Due
Ont.
inclusive. Interest J-D.
170
182
146
•
1957.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Graham
Robertson
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
as 5s, at a price of 94.22.
Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1976
Izard,
urer,
142
t
"
157
.
120
t
171
mfrs.:
Town
146
1,
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive. Inter¬
the Midland Securities Corp., and
Douglas, Wyo.
132
148
149
142
148
159
123
March
Eramosa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
124
t
111
t
+
-
manufactures
113'
interest cost of about 6.18%. Dated
p.m.
chase of $214,000
Bond
L.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sealed
119
115
128
•'
-
and
Tobacco
'
106
jlOl
143
Chemicals and allied productsPetroleum and coal products
Food,
t
143
141
.J
..
"
126
147
t
and petroleum product:s
ou
114
148
products
publishing—
X
122
T",
_
—
111
"
123
products
,
109
-
4-.
products
Leather and products—
Paper and
100
'
products—!
Rubber
112
110
104
1
•
and
Rubber and
tY
104
:
8
until
Board of Trustees,
of
'
Textiles and apparel
Sealed bids
—
150
121
Nationale,
and Credit-Quebec, Inc., jointly,
as 5V2S, at a price of 95.31, a net
Quebec
Sale—J.
London,
April 2 for the pur¬
school improve¬
Offering
Bond
150
404
118
*
-
17
112
123
131
:
126
No.
161
$72,000
sold to the
608
County School District
(P. O. Basin), Wyo.
Big Horn
205
„
£51
-
114
224 "
172
131
138
155
.
178
.
on
was
Canadienne
Company
and
ment bonds.
135
fixtures—I— L
and
Miscellaneous manufactures
157
-
•
.
113
?
227
1
.161,
,
134
134
156 '
—' »■
199
221
'
176
Offering
(MST)
Que.
to
Durocher, Rodrigue & Com¬
Limited have just
pany, at a price of 95.77, a net
purchased an issue of $200,000
interest cost of about 5.85%, as
5%%
debentures,
due
May
1,
follows:
1958-1977, at a price of 99.80. The
purpose of the borrowing is an $639,000 5s. Due on March 1 from
i-1958~to 1965 inclusive.
addition to
the Fergus District
High
School, which serves,
in
177,000 5JAs.
Due on March X
addition to the Town, the adja¬
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
cent portions of the Townships of
181,000 5%s.
Due on March X
East and West Garafraxa, Nichol
chase of $214,000
168
Due
basis of about
received
be
172
207
207
194
207
•
will
134
*
181
137
163
•
" ;
,
$100,000
sold to
waterworks bonds
Fergus, Ontario
Debenture
Port
Bond
Feb.
146
/ 134'
equipment^|_^__
;s>;
•
of
2.94%.
was
1957.
1,
Sale—An issue of
sive. Interest M-N.
to
'
l
.
1208—were awarded to
composed of Northern
Chicago, First Boston
100.59, a
price
bonds
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as
51/2S, at a price of 95.05. Due on
March 15 from 1958 to 1977 inclu¬
20—
Big Horn County School District
No. 17 (P. O. Basin), Wyo.
Feb.
173
201
1* +r'
1357
1956
180
157
March
'
.
144
137,
'u. Z
'
Jan.
•
172 •;
'
•
-Unadjusted-
180
:
Transportatio
Instruments
*
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
YY."
137
_
*•
averages,
Employment and
■
Average~=100
143
•
products^-!-. :■
'-1
Nonelectric?1
r
moving
p.
Co.,
$1,200,000
The
—
offered
WYOMING
—1957
•
;
Banque
on
Due
Corp., Bacon, Whipple & Co., and
William Blair & Co., as 3s, at a
131
'126
three-month
Dailge data for 37 Eastern States.
'Feb.
_.
metal
Trust
92
118
'
Y.—Y_
2,
j.
group
bonds
X Not available.
,
,
fabricating
185,
a
96.9
Sale
Bond
157.7
100
t
Durable Manufactures:
Machinery
v.
95.0
164.8
98
indexes
F. W.
tEstimated.
Fabricated
115.3
115.6
95.0
Seasonally Adjusted
Metal
school
'125
1947-49
metals
106.8
164.8
—
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Primary
114.9
106.1
,
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
are
Preliminary.
105.8
1,
basis of about
a
Feb.
St. Jovite,
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
Due
jointly,
255
96
contract
centered at second month, of
i
1
Wauwatosa, Wis.
[
Feb.
Interest F-A.
sold to
_
117.2
,
+124
—
Department store sales, value____
Department store stocks, valueNOTE—Construction
285
t
117.2
98.0
J.
267
t
■
■
April
011
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
from
1
.t
Due
314s.
530,000
dated
are
Dated
Bond
improvement
1970 inclusive.
1958 to
'
209
.
119.2
;
110
_—
Feb. 1 from
on
price of 94.94,
$160,000
bonds
was
Due on April 1 from
$860,000 3s.
■
114.8
!
:_L.
Durable
*
-
96.1
other
Nonagricultural employees. totalManufacturing (prod, workers)—
Employment, total
-
*
1956
147
durables,.
consumer
Utility output,
Electricity
All
-
167
durables
consumer
Autos
Other
-—1957
Feb.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1972 inclu*
improvement
follows:
'
,
Feb. 1 from
on
Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec
514%
&
rate purpose
Seasonally Adjusted
■
a
sive.
Anida, Ont.
and
Company,
South Milwaukee, Wis.
194*7-49 Average=100
Due
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
Bond Sale—The
INDEXES
follows:
as
school building
on
Charlottenburgh, Ont.
jointly.
■
ONTARIO
1
Wis.
Company,
Baird
W.
net interest cost
a
Bond Sale—An issue of
at
1
$195,000 school
Milwaukee
Robert
St.
$60,000
sold to
1099—were awarded
185, p.
the
to
Board of Governors of the
-
was
v
185,
April
on
Co., at
$160,000
bond! was sold to
Macgillivray, Ltd., jointly, at a the Banque Canadienne Nationprice of 93.61. Due serially in 20 ale, and Credit-Quebec, Inc., as 5s,
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
—v.
*
bonds
inclusive. Interest A-O.
Principal and in-
Federal Reserve
The
SCOTIA
Stanbury & Co., Ltd., and Cornell
at a
building bends offered March 14
BUSINESS
$104,500 5V2S.
25,500 414 s.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
improvement
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
corporate
price of 94.60,
of about 6.23%,
5.97%.
on
,were
awarded to Oscar Dube &
1957.
$875,000 school
Due
1
school
Colchester, N. S.
basis of about
a
March
4%s.
$175,000
May 1 from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
National
follows:
as
2
May
1967
to
Commission, Que.
v
Bond Sale—-The $130,000
bonds -offered
March
18
a
July 1 from
on
Notre Dame-des Laurentides Sch.
-
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.02,
net interest cost of about 3.32%,
the
for
Dated
-
inclusive/
1967
15
$1,090,000
bonds.
purpose
until
Due
CANADA
1208—were awarded to Smith,
p.
receive
bids
April
on
&
a
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
cor¬
Barney & Co., and Julien Collins
will
July 1 from
on
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
186,000 3V8S.
Illinois
Bond Sale—The
'
■
Due
years.
about
of
Offering-^-Alice A.
(CST)
p.m.
Sim-
Chicago, and Blunt Ellis &
a? basis
'/
City..
sealed
14—v.
$439,000 3Y4S.
Writer
Y
Plymouth, Wis.
a
& Savings Bank, of
I Harris Trust
'
Bond
son,
1207—were awarded to the
p.
100.18,
(Towns)
March
price of
2.86%.
25—v.
LaCrosser, Wis.
$750,000 build¬
offered
bonds
ing
March
''Y
I.'
Joint Sch. Dist. No. J (P.O.
Columbus), Wis.
I
of
3.65%.
1
and
Bristol
offered
1332—were awarded to the
price
H Columbus (City) Columbus, Li ampJi\
den, Elba, Calamus, Portland,
Kalman & Co., and Peters,
& Christensen, as follows:
purpose
Milwaukee Company, as 3%s, at a
originally offered on March 4—
100.11,
Sale—The $1,400,000
Hutchinson
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
185,
when
bonds
Bond
ing
bids were submitted
| :r. Note—No
of
$350,000
sold to
was
groupcomposed
of the Credit
Anglo - Francais,
Ltd.,
Florido
Matteau, and the Banque Provin¬
Co.,. St. Louis; Boettcher &
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.;
Co.;
•
Bank,, of Chicago, A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., Wm. Blair & Co., Bacon,
Whipple & Co., and McMaster,
Wisconsin
'
Trust
2.73%.
Continental
the
and
/ - ., Clinton), Wis. r. \
|.i" / Bond Sale—An issue of $450,000
I school bonds was sold to Barcus,
^
185,
bonds
offered
18—v. 185, p. 1332—were
awarded to a group composed of
a
: Lake
(Village), • Princeton
Brooklyn (Towns) Joint School
District No. 1 (P. O. Green Lake),
y
price
improvement bonds
ciale du Canada, as 5V2S, at> a
price of 90.55, a* basis of about
$625,000 build¬
6.72%. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
ing bonds offered March 25—v.
on April 1 from 1958 to
1977 in¬
185, p. 1208—were awarded to a
clusive. Interest A-O.
group
composed
of
Mercantile
Oshkosh, Wis.
f
& Co., jointly, as 3%s,
price of 100.28, a basis of porate
March
about 3.71%, .7,
x.'-.-T"
v
-
a
of.about
Greenfield Park, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—The
1965
1207—were^awarded to the
p.
19—v.
Fenner & Beane; Hallgarten & Co.; Laidlaw & Co.;
Stroud & Co., and City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,
offete^ March 15—v.
Milwaukee
March
Pierce,
Milwaukee), Wis.
bonds
185,
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
y
Bond Sale-^Thc
designated by the purchaser,
cago,
or
■■■\
offered
School District No. 6
63
(P. O. Cody), Wyo.
Kuhn, Lpeb & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
(City) River Hills
(Village) and Granville (Town)
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
-
(M-N) payable at a
and interest
Park County
p. 1207—were awarded to a group
composed of Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New
York City;
Company^jointly.
Glendale
Principal
Wis.
$2,020,000 mu¬
lot and school
parking
bonds
-
1957.
1,
$110,000 school
March 13—v. 185,
madge, of Denver.
Sale—The
nicipal
1099—were awarded to Harley,
waukee
inclusive.
Madison,
Bond
office.
by
proved
interest
County
Legality ap¬
Tallmadge &
Tall-
Treasurer's
Chicago.
Haydon & Company, and The Mil¬
1958 t(j~1976
1 from
May
on
River
bonds .offered
p.
1, 1967.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Bond Sale—The
Due
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
-
Wisconsin
on
(1571)
terest
price of
a
(Village), Columbus,
Fountain Prairie, Hampden and
Otsego (Towns) Joint School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Fall River),
May 1 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive. V
Due
bonds.
3J4s, at
as
basis of about 3.34%..
a
plant
sewage, treatment
$700,000
jointly,
mons,
City
reg,
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